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GEO. rosrER. W. A. GWYS. GUILD COPELAND.
A. n. FOSTER. ]. W. FOSTER, SAMUEL GwYN.
FOSTER, COPELAND eco,
Commission Merchants
AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERS,
No. 80 Hater Street,
Corner Coehties Slip, New York.

We desire % call your attention to the above
Card, and respectfully tender you our services
in this market. assuring you that any business
you may inLru5t 20 our care VIII have our per
soual, prompt aud faithful attention.
We will De pleased 10 receive on consignment
TObacco. Cotton and Western Produce gem
orally. We have secured the cOmmodious store
No. 80 Water Street, located IN the M
mediate vicinity of the Wharves or the PIN
cipaI Railroad and transportation Companies
n when sales eannotb be made on arrival, we
are prepared TO store, under our own super
vision, She goOdsconsigncd TO Us.
We VIII execute orders FOR any article OF mer-
chandise In the market, but will make a
speciality OF GROCEL1S GOODS.
We viii receive and forward Merchandise to
foreign ports when desired.
Our Houses VIII be conducted asheretofore az
Cincinnati, under the style OF FOSTER
BROTHERS, and at Memphis under the STYLE
Of FOSTER, GHYNN & 90, and they viii be
prepared to make Cash Advances on consigu-
ments to Us, and being in constant communi-
cation with rs by telegraph and otherwise, VIII
be pleased TO give our friends in their vicinity
early Information OF The changes in this markeL
The business here will be controlled by cur
George Foster, Guild Copeland, 0nd Samuel
Gwyn and with their knowledge OF Western
Produce, Tobacco and Cotton, their experience
in the General MERCHANDISE and Grocery bust
ness, and q thorough acquaintance with the
wants OF the West and Southwest, we with con-
hdence solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully,
FOSTER COPELAND & co.
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N RIO
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GILL CHAsE.

Our contemporaries are busy speculat-
ing as 10 the real grounds of Chief Justice
CHAsE's decline 10 sit upon the trial Of
JEFFERSON DAVIS. Among these spe-
culat.ons, one is, that he agrees with
SUMNER and the radical wing Of the Re
publican party, in the doctrine that the
Southern States did goout Of the Union
that they were re-conqUered, and
should be held as provinces, until
enabled by act Of Congress TO come
back and be re-erected asStates. ohOld,
then, a court in Virginia, as If she now
were one u the States Of the Union,
would be IN conflict with this doctrine,
and 20 lose him the support Of the Radi-
Gals a the next Presidential election, for
which &c is supposed lie Is a aspirant.
Another, Is THAT he shrinks from the or
de.-5fGecliing -5s--uza points thai would
be sprung rPoa HIN during the trial by
counsel lo.5E than himself, whose legal
ac-reu would 70 2ore than Z match FOR
Is taGxgerience as I criminal judge-an
ordeal, remarks one Of our contenpora-
ries, 10 which Tie judge would be hardly
less On -ial than the prisoner.
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p~ Geo. II. Magruder, Of Virginia,
who was Chief Of Ordnance Of the Navy
Department at the breaking out OF the
rebellion, and was dismissed on account
Of his disloyalty, has applied to the Presi-
dent to revoke the order Of dismissal so
as 70 permit him to resign, thus placing
himself within the pale Of pardon,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Z-OTICE TO TRAVELERS-By PURCHASING
tickets al the General Union Railroad anc
Steamboat ticket office, No. y Madison street,
opposite tie First National Bank, you have
staterooms secured, and save from s. % %
IS % on through tickets. I. B. BYINGroN,
no2i-lw Agent.
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Be iding Matter on Every Page.

- We have to request that prompt
notice win Re given at our Counting
Rosm, Of any i~rreZuiarity in the delivery
Of the APPEAL.
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~ Our Old Correspondents through
out the South VIII obige Us by letting us
hear from them. There is room enough
in the APPEAL FOR them all; and we
trust they viii keep Us apprized Of what
ever matters Of interest may come under
Their observation, in the localities in
which they may be dispersed. It il our
wish 70 spread a board ample enough foI
al the old APPEAL family, and around
which old associates and friends may
meet and commune with each other,
however widely separated by mere geo
graphical distance.
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pen- The earnings Of the New York
Central Railroad for the month of Octo-
Der, eighteen hundred and sixty-fve,
were one million five hundred thousand
dollars. For the same month in eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, it was one million
one hundred and ninety-fve thousand
four hundred and thirty-fve dollars; in
crease in favor Of October this year, three
hundred and three thousand four hundred
and sixty-fve dollars.
E-The Commissions OF Internal Rev
enue has decided that q deed or convey
ance from q State banking association to
a National bank is subject TO stamp duty,
az N cases ofconvcyance OF real estate
from one person 10 another. Heretofore
such instruments have not been stamped,
the parties being Of opinion that a deed
from 4 State bank TO a National bank,
into which the former had been merged,
was not 4 conveyance from one owner to
another.
IT, The Republican majority IN New
York is thirty thousand,
"a The license for 4 circus in Yer
noat is thirty thousand dollars.
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A FTER a suspension OF business TO- nearly
"A four years, We again come before tAie pub
&c, soliciting share Of patronage in TIT above
branches OF business in our new buildln p on
Shelby street, opposite TIE Gayoso House We
are prepared 20 build ana repair saw Mills, In
etc; furnish all kinds OF Castings for
Buildings, Plantations, Railroads or SIes M
boats. With an experience Of Twenty-Five
rs practical mechanics and machinis Is
we feel confdeutin our a sility 20 give satisfas =
ton. Our prices shall be rs low as the exptnAe
Of labor and material VIII admit Of
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IS 1t viii be seen that the AgaIa1che
Is soon to re-appear. We have been
shown a dispatch giving the assurance
that Mr.. POLLARD, who is 10 be asso-
ciated with Col GALLAwAT in its pub
lication. will arrive here on WEDNESDAY.
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EYE, THROAT, AND LUNG DISEASE.

nR CREIGHTON's Office Hours for those
IL speciaIiJies are from . 10 A. n, and from
8 to 9 p. n.
Persons wishing pr. CEEIGHTON'S services
must consult this Arrangement
Office in Drug Store, Immediately opposite
south Memphis Market, Beal Street
REr Fee for Professional Visits, each, siG.Sa
mo2l-im
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A FTER A Suspension Of four years, this In
y stitutiun has been reorganiZed, and will be
renamed m
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BATTLE IN REV MEXICO
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Four Generals Captured and She.
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WAR OR PEACE.

TOOF, RHIILuPS & CIRODE-
nov5-3m noIF Corner Court and Front SIS.
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For sale.


OF various grades. at low prices. tl -.osa COM
" sigumeuts. EDWARD WAEBUEG.
noIs5J Commission Merchant 81 Front 81.
TOR sALE-Ten Months Lease on a rur.
II new store Room. together with fiZr-r=s,
Ire. on Madison street.
Aso-S-ock aud FtEtures % a Restaurant on
Main street.
Aso-5t0cE aud Fixtures Of q Grocery Store
on Vance street There is alz1 a Dwelling 7Fr-
Five Rooms connected wiki the Store Rom.
G. ". POOL co.. Real Estate Brokers.
uovis I'm 100 Main S-rr
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/. DRElFUs,
r. HEIDELBERG.

UesdeiberS m ne nrm Of Dreifus and Heidel-
berr.n and aeteTminc 10 continue the business,
take this method Of returning thanks for past
favorS. % solicit new ones, and 10 say that am
readv 10 receipt for all debts due the concern
being the only one entitled thereto-and am
ever ready 70 wait on customers, old and new.
no2l-St L. DREIFCS.
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She BoIdl, Meet, the P%resldenfs Views.
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And every other variety or goods usually kept
In a FIRST class establishment; all Of which have
been purchased by our resident partners on
East, with new and fashionable
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sealed Proposals.


Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE SUIT RETVaEEs, FREEDNES AxD
Abandoned Lands, Sub District OF Memphis
MEslFms IESx. November IS 1850
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at
> this Office, No. lG Court street, untl u m,
On Wednesday, November 2sd, 1885,
used in the Hospitals OF this Bureau:
9i Bedsacks,
2 Rubber Beds,
El5g2 Woolen Blankets, part new
% S~ounterpanas,
% Towels,
% Towel Rollers.
g. Hair Mattresses.
d Hair Pillows,
90 straw, Mos sut shuck Mattresses.
80 Mosquito Barz
1911 Pillow Cases, Linen,
1916 Linen SAeets,
g8 Pillow Ticks,
77 Cotton Drawers,
50 Hospital Dressing Gowns,
CT Cotton shirts,
s. pair Wooden Socks,
PSI Irou geisteads.
l1 Wooden Buckets,
100 Chairs
Et Bedside Tables,
los Wood Bedsteads.
Also
A Large Amount Of Property
Which has been used in the Hospitals Of this
Bureau, which VIII be exhibited TO parties
wishing to see IL,
Jefferson Block, Second ST., Memphis,
Between the hours Of
2 and 4 p. M, Tuesday, 2Ist Nor.
BY Order
Brevet Brigadier-General DUDLEY,
Supt. X. r. s A. L., sub District OF Memphis
JESSIE BRAINARD, Captain US C..
uov2l2 u A. A. ID. q. and A. A. g..
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ALLIES STILL SUCCESSFUL
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TIE C0EsTTTC-ECSAL AMENDMENT.
Wesu1o-nths constitutional Amend
nent " the adoption protection q which
has absorbed So much Of JhepubLc inter
esL ana which, IL would appear, Is to be
made q shi50oleth Of full restoration
OF the revolving States 10 their
former status In the Union. This
a1-lG-s-- was proposed by C0ngress
IL = resolution approved the drsl Of Feb
----y eighteen hundred and sIx5y-tour,
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FOR SALE.
For SHE Cheap.

VHE store and Dwelling House eorusr lt
i and Third streets, a feet square Pro
cash e-atu, balance SIX and twelve m1nLle a-
Interest. W. T.. PA--d0kE SEQ
uJ-I-Iw 81 Union Street
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Cdeapa Noy.29-Flour dull. wheat 81 y 90
81 -; corn firm, at ? cents decline oats quiet.
a. Ec.; provisions dun
san Francisco, Nov. @-Duung the last eight
months, eleven vessels loaded with copper and
silver sailed from this port for SWANSEA.
Tie steamer John * stephens has arrived
from Mazatlan with one hundred thousand dol.
lars for the Treasurer, and q considerable guam
;ity OF Il and silver ore.
Rain has fallen during the last twenty-four
hours, one and one-tenth inches, which is about
equivalent to about one-twelfh Of the usual
fan of an entire year.
The expedition Of The western Union Tele-
graph Company has arrived al P~etropohcooski
IN Russian Siberia, October sixteenth, every
lhihg promising success. They left Mao, Kin
neoot's party at sitza, August twenty-third,
s.nee when the expedition has successfully SOM
pie'sa the station work at Silchssi Bay, and
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Ia Il is said Gottschalk, the famous
pianist, escaped a coat Of tarand feathers
by his sudden departure from California.
accomplish, Charles lie Gay, a pros
porous halter Of San Francisco, has en-
trusted his business to an agent, and left
also,
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Brevet Brigadier-General DUDLEY,
X. r. & A. L., sub District OF Memphis.
JEssEE BRAIN8RD, Captain Us. C.,
uov2l u A. A. d. q. and A. A. g.
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IN COTTON.
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LATER FROM
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.ou $50

TOR sAEE--A plantation sixteen miles
il south Of Memphis in DealLo county. 1l9-
land i've hundred OF which Il cIe-Eru. and .l l
good state or cultivation. q good dwelling
house with I'VE rooms seven cabins two
good wells a gin nous. gin. and Erls- mill
Fences in good repair. old cheap TOR cash.
TO CHRI-MAN s. EUNDND-JE.
Jackson Block. or Drew smith.
uovIs Nv. HerluuLu- He.
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Dissolution Notice.

ME cOpartnership heretofore existing
between US. under the mamie and style OF
aDreifus & Heidelberg." dealers IN turnitures,
etc, Hfn this city, IS thisday dsSolyed by mutual
consent H.. Dfeifus taking all charge of the
business, and to whom all debts Will be paid,
a., hereafter, ne is the only person therein
1 DREEus
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Referring 10 the above notice, the old drm Of
Quinby & Robinson being dissolved, 7 would
cheerfuJly recommend the new firm to our old
customers and the pr bic, and solicit them 10
give the new firm a trial, feeling assured they
viii give slIthstr sperleet satisE action.
WIN. 7. DUMMY.
Memphis, Nov. 1853 novi$Sm
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CRIME IN ST. LOUIS.
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EOR RENT OR LEAsE-As

TOR RENT on LEAsE.-A store stand. i'm
IN the business and growing town OF Pine
Bluff. Ark, with a small dwelling attached. aL
the low price Of Thirty Dollars per month. 10
apuIisetion IS made soon TO NJ Combs, Jr. &
Co. AttOueys at Law and Claim Agents Room
No. Z POstofnce Building. Memphis, Tenn.
The above stand - Elitable for a family
zrocery. u0l+lm
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John A. Dickinson,
COf Louisville, Ky)
New City Carpet Store
(Stilman Bloek9
oenraooonaG o. TENN

and dealer In every description Of
Carneting and House Furnishing Goods ex-
eL,sivelv. an bought for cash Of manufacturer
and importers. My stock is large and well Sc
iacfed. and viii be sold at reasonable prices, 10
.svb bnvArS. and consists in part as follows:
RIeh Royal Medallion Carpets English and
American Velvet do; Do do Tapestry Carpets;
Eigelow Body Brussels Carpets; E1trH Three
Wool DO. Hemp and stair do; Rags and Door
sIsfs IN ersat variety BrOcatel and Satin Cur
80 Iss,Sask: All Wool and Worsted Curtain
~. canton Cloths; Wine and supper Cloths;
Egoor of do, 3 to IS feet wide; stair and Table
40. Bookings; Druggets; Crumb and Felt
Sloths: Lace and Muslin Curtains; Window
shades: Buff and Green Hollands; Window
Cornices Curtain Band and Curtain Fixtures,
and a variety Of goods too numerous 10 men
ton. A competent
UPHOLSTERER
make n lay carpets and hang curtains and
fndow shades. nov5-lm
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TELEGRAPHIC.

R EUROPE
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RAISING OF THE SIEGE.
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ARREsT OF GEORGE DAVIS.
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Probable Success OF the Russian
American Telegraph.
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.
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brazilian News.

NEw YORK, Nov. IA Rio Jaueiro cores.
poudent SAYS the Emperor OF Brazil is urging O
vigorous prosecution Of the war.
The allies are very sanguiue that Lopez, the
President of Paraguay, must soon succumb
and in that event il IS thefr intention TO com
pei arrangements for the liberal navigation OF
the interior waters, which VIII createa heavy
demand for American steamers.
Many Southernersar are in R~ioJaneTos s Ggent-
FOR Southern families wishing 10 emigrste to
Brazil. Il is generally thought that the project
VIII be unsuccessful, as slavery israpidly grow
ing into dlsfBvor In that country.
The American squadron, under Admiral Cor
don, was at Rio, bound for the East Indies, and
attracted much attention.
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T1TFR FROM
RAISING OF THE SIEGE.
ARREST OF GEORGE DAVIS.
LARGE SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.
THE FLORIDA CONTENTION.
~sOUTHERNERs II RIO
BATTLE N REV MEXICO.
Four Generals Captured and shOt'
Arrival Of the Steamer Shenandoah
Sac surrenders to The British Navy.
captain wadden snd crew PAFOied'
IRON SOUTH 4MERTC4.
Interesting from South America.
She Bold, Meets the Presidents Views.
ALLIES STILL SUCCESSFUL
Mysterious Prisoners From Richmond
Probable Success OF the Russian
American Telegraph.
lrDHHE ~ CT TOTTIS.
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TdcGHt Lot.
Land For SAT

excellent BUILDING SITE on north
n sfde or Adams street. opposite tl- White
more Hotel. EE x 49, feet
For sale By TAYLOR e. NrEWEE.
uovI2 I'm Adams Street
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Trouble with the Detective Department.

Execution Of Rebels in Jamaica.
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all good land: substantial TmDr1-=Eeula
VIII sell Cattle, hogs ETC.. with Farming I-=1-
sis Corn, Fodder. etc. Good place FOR wool
Yard. VIII take Cash. Groeeres or DIS Goods
Good bargain can la had
Inquire OF n. d. BIed-le- on tie place. or
". L. STEWART 8 BRO
80. D. Madison street..
80 60 MamwHH. T-H.H.a
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THE FLORIDA CONTENTION.
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HysterIou, Prisoners From Richmond.
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No. one Cotton Flautation-Five Hundred
a Acres cleared. on the knn uv=r-1ue
Of the best places IN the state. Under good
fence. Good -OuthOuses, cotton gin, and resi-
dence.
Laborers can be procured without difficulty.
Want ofmsans, 10 cultivate, IS the only iu-
ceutive 70 rent.
Apply 70 CREWS. ROGAN & WILSON,
noI9Im a6 Front Street, up stairs
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Lease for SaLe.


BUSINESS LOT on Eaiu street. g. feet front
ID by 10 feet deep, Tor seven years, 40 $50 Per
look
WI PAss1TUEE co.
nuL-IW 81 Union Street
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ANDREW G.. CURTIN.
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Surrender of Rebel Naval For
ces on He'd River.

WASHINGTON, June l5.
The War Department has received from
Commander Ftzhugh a report concern
ing the surrender Of the rebel naval for
ces on Red River. Commander Fitzhugh
in his dispatch, which is dated on baord
the Ouichita, off Alexandria, Louisiana,
June Sd, says that he started up Red Riv-
er, on the 2Sth of May, with the steamer
Benton, Orichite, Fort Hindman, and the
tug Fera, in company with Maj General
Heron and his steamer Ida May, in ad.
vance of the troops. He encountered no
resistance whatever All whom he met
seemed to be well disposed.
On the morning of June Sd the sqnad-
ron met Lieutenant Commander j. Ii.
Carter, commanding the rebel naval for
ces Of the trans Mississippi squadron, and
received from him the iron. clad Missuu-
ri. Lieut.. Commander Carter Informed
Commander Fitzhugh that the Missouri
is the only naval vessel on Red River CT
its tributaries
The Champion, one of the pump boats
captured in the late expedition, was turn
ed over to the army. The Missouri has
been brought below the falls, aud it to be
reitted at the mouth of the river. The
Missouri is reported % a formidable YES.
sci, and is heavily armed, being plated
with railroad iron. She resembles the
rebel ram Tennessee. Her battery con
sists of one eleven inch gun, one nine-inch
gun, and two heavy thirty-two Founders
Commander Pitzhugh has gone up to
Shreveport to secure such property as
may belong to the navy. The number Of
naval prisoners paroled by him at Orle-
ans was eighteen men and six officers, IN
cluding Lieut.. Commander j. H. Car
ter
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Notes of Third Series of 7-3Os
Row Ready.

The demand for the Second Series OF
the 7 80 Notes was so great that the Treas
ury Department was unable to print tn lem
with sufficient rapidity to Gil the orders.
1t will be remembered that a hundred
millions were subscribed and paid for in
single week. The printing presses have
finally surmonted the difficulty, and on
Wednesday, June 7th, the deliveries of
the Third Series commeced, and will be
confined with the same promptness that
marked the supply Of the notes Of
the first and second SERIES 1t has been
this interruption of delivery at the time
of subscription which has given an ap-
pearance of falling off in the popular ta-
king of the loan,-thc great body of small
takers being unwilling to pay their mon
ey unless they receive their notes righs in
hand, to carry them home. 1t is expect
ed that after this week the daily subscrip-
tions to the Seven Thirties viii run up
into millions. as they will undoubtedly be
stimulated by the opening of the farmers
wool markets East and West 1t is not
atsall likely that the government will ey-
er again offer so desirable security as
these notes, and about two hundred mill
ions only remain to be taken.
With the close Of the war the national
expenses will be vastly reduced, and in
vestors must look for sharp reduction in
the rate of interests as soon as the pres
eut loans become due, and can be paid Off.
There is no reason why the United States
credit for money should ever again fall be-
low its credit for Courage. The same
spirit that preserved the geoyraphicaI in
tegrity Of the country will place its pecu.
MARY integrity on a par with that of the
most favored natons-aud that will rep
resent rate of interest under rather than
over four per cent.
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The South American War.

According to present appearances the
war between the Argentine Republic and
Paraguay may become one of the most
important that has yet taken place in
South America. The land forces of Par
aguay are estimated by the Buenos Ayres
Standard at 60, 900, those of the allies
Brazil, the Argentine Republic and
Uruguay are expected to reach soon
$4,000. But the greater number of
this force has yet to be raised, while the
Paraguayan force is already in the field
1t is thought, therefore, that it may take
few months before the allies cab assume
the aggressive.
The combined population of the three
allied countries so far outndmbers that
of Paraguay, that the success of the lat
ter would seem to be impossible. The
Paraguayans hope, however, that they
will find many allies in the northern
provinces of the Argentine Republic,
and Uruguay. In the Brazilian province
of Rio Grande, which will now be the
first to be overrun by the forces of Par
'aguay, the slaves form vast majority of
the inhabitants, and by giving them lib
erty, President Lopez would detach this
valuable province from Brazil