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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-21

GaREOrED.-Last night about eight
O'Clock, as Mr.. Ben. c. Dennis Of the
Tug EeIis, was passing down Towards
Row returning to the boat from a collect
lng tour. he was overtaken by two men,
one Of whom struck him a heavy blow
with a ~bludgeon upon theleft temple, in
dieting a severe, though not dangerous
wound, but failing 20 knock him down.
other parties approaching the garroters
fed. Mr.. Dennis states that he had no.
J.ced the men following him but had no
idea that it was for that purpose. Taking
istO consideration the time and place,
thisi is one Of the coolest pieces OF villainy
that has ever occurred in our city.
4" Concert Saloons AGArx.-At a
meeting Of the Board Of Mayor and Al
dermen. beld on Che first Tuesday Of the
present month, Alderman Toof offered a
resolution, which was adopted, instruct
ing the City Attorney 70 givehis opinion
as 10 the means 10 be employed I'm abol-
ishing the numerous /" concert saloons
lately sprung into existence in this city.
A meeting Of the Bosrd has been held
since the adoption Of that resolution, but
the report of the City Attorney has been
looked for in vain. il may De that the
officer whose duty it is 70 furnish the
City Attorney with a copy Of this reso-
luton. or a notification Of its passage,
has. through q pressure Of bus ne.s, per
maps, entirely overlooked the matter.
We look for a report Of some kind, at
IessL, st the next meeting Of the Board.
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Ofiee-NO. IS Madison Street.
The Mails Close.

VIII be opened from 5 O'Clock A. H., until 3
p z. Advertisers viii please bear this IN mind
and hand In their ntvon early.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF

On and after "WEDNESDAY. fts sh Instant
tins bains on the Msmphi-auI lhars-i1u rs-
road viii run DAILl. a. GIOWz-
Eastward Trains.
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Millennium What Il It:-Rev. Joshua V.
Hines VIII answer this question, this evening.
at Chsucsry Court Room, In Greenlaws Block
Second street, al seven o'clock. All are in
yfteI.
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LINEN Hankerehief4 at = 5eper dozen, at
n. I. Daiton A 20
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The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

Is prepared to receive and pay steamboat
charges and drlyaEe on l-eiEh1s consigned %
parties n the 0lewlug u1lufao On the Memphis
mi L.ar-..-.. I'LL IL.
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For ~RenL-Finy Acres Of Land, including
Dwelling and Out-houses, "a mile from Court
square, known as the Dunn Place. For terms,
pply 10 il. hUBoSEr
34 Front street, M0sby q Hunt Block.
fauI---t.
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Barber shop and Wash ROom.--Fred
Wolf and Henry FazZi have fitted up the old
Breakfast Room 81 the Gayose House In most
elegant style for shaving and washing purposes
they respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
numerous friends and acquaintance Capt-Woh
well known. and Mons. Fazzi IS a mmoU~ ar
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Is situated IN the Southern Border OF Tish0.
mlngO lounty, Hiss, 3 miles south Of Iukl,
Mss, on the road 70 Fulton
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
one section Of Land, covered with pine timber
one Large Frame Factory House. Eby a. feet,
three and a half stories.
Ohe large roomy store House, with good cellars
one large ruomyu frame wool Or carpenter SHOP
q large roOmy Blacksmith shop
one large rOomy cotton shaa-
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
Four single Houses. with sheds attached.
Faur Single Houses. WfthOuE sheds
One Large Mil House, with COruE heal AtA-
one Large Gin H0use-
one saw MIL. with New Circular saw.
Besides Dwelling House. stables, cribs, etc.
with the Finest Water Power in the STATE oE
MssfssfDpI. a large. bold and never lilus
stream OF Water passing through a natural
rock canal-the left bank ID feet. the right bank
% feet hfgh. OF solid rock. 1he bed or ButfnlA
Is also solid rock Ia fact 10 Is a solid rock canal
with capacity TO drive four % ten houain1
~sPindles, in a healthy locality, With good H4-
70 1uka-
A splendid OrcharJsof about 500 choice Apple
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard
Having been bnokeu up BY the W. F-e
pose to sell this srleuGlL properly ~
would prefer 10 sell oue-haIl interest 70 Casus
to be invested in cotton Machinery' anu L ae-
sirqd UfII remain ant suparlnteud the Imes
or viii give it up to he party purchasing me
Here Is a splendid opening for capitalists 70
invest In the
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BaIeh makes spalotypes 70 perfsction.

SPeehts--In our rambies yesterday we
dropped in upon our old friend Joseph specht,
az No. 81 Madison street. and spent an hour IN
looking through his well regulated establish
ment, and watching the crowd which was at
tracted there by the cakes and con-fectiouarles
which he has prepared for his customers during
the festive season. As every one knows that
they are Of his own manufacture, and not the
stale articles imported nom the North, %ofcourse
they rush 20 his rooms for supplies. In connec-
ton with his other business, a magnificent
saloon for ladies has been opened out In
real Oriental style, and where polite and stten-
tive walters can always be found, sud the BIZ
are served I'm splendid style.
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DRESS GOODS.

5000 PAIRS LADIES AND GENTS GLOVES,
LADIES AND GENTS HOSIERY,
WOODEN GOODS, ETC, ETC,
without regard 70 cost, at Z. j. Dalton & Co.'S,
% North Court street, between Main and
--n.nL-
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Bonueis aud Fine Millinery GOOda--A
Ia ParIslenue.-Ladies who desire the latesi
style OF dress goods and notions, and who de-
IRE the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fail to call on Mrs. Gogen at No Sl
Main street.
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our Country Merchants must go 10 Men.
ken Bros & Co, corner Main and Court streets
20 get cheap Dry Goods, Boots and shoes, Hat.
and Notions They sell only for cash, and ofeI
bargains. Go and see for yourself, even if you
don't buy.
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We call h OF merchants 10 the
advertisement OF ". Ii. Bigelow, ESQ, who has
established his Office 81 3 Madison street, anc
makes liberal cash advances on cotton for sale
IN This market. Mr. Bigelow also makes cash
advances On cOnsignment or cotton 10 the
house Of King, Lloyd q McLan, Cincinnati,
Ohio, giving owners privilege Of sale Ia Cncin-
nGu or New York markets, These parties are
public patronage.
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PrOgreSsiou-Mrs Allen, Of Miss Trans
Mediums. viii speak at the Spiritual Hall, 80
Main street, this morning al ten o'clock. Room
comfortable and seats free.
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60 % HOok 8 onion street, forneat signs
IA trsnsparenGes. jane sun q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-21

The annual circular ofthe Mercantile Agency
presents a variety Of interesting and most sat
i~Ffsctory figures and placements bearing upon
the commercial condition OF the country. We
have not space % quote at length from the re-
port, but we must md room for a portion of IT,
Mr.. Wyman, who IS now one OF the managers
q the Agency in New York, Is one OF the
ablesC commercial writers on the continent
The following tabular statement represents the
number Of failures In usin In the Northern
states, with the liabilities, for each year since
lsI7 70 The present. lime, incIusive
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Notice % Passengen-By applying lor tickets
AZ No. 70 Court street, you win avoid the crowd
atthe Depo. Ticket Office, and hayc les trouble
Ina getting TO HE cars Through tickets for sale
10 an principal eities Omnibus Office at the
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
de28-Im Passenger Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-21

Inthe Field Once Hore.-By referring q
our advertising columns, 10 VIII be seen tina
our fellow citizen R N. Spicer has again en-
tered the commercial arena, as general agenl
for the sale Of groceries and an kinds Of pro-
duce, and viii pay particular attention TO tn
sale Of cotton. Nj. Spicsr is, as is wen known
one Of our Oldest and most reliable business
men. aud we predict for him a sUccessfUl career.
His place Of business Is ss Main street, Ia tn,
Gayoso Block.
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Pouzhs, Wagons, Traces, Hamss, Collars,
ScrspsIs Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Flour, Meal,
Mes aud Bulk Pork, Bacon, Beef Fish, Cheese
Soap Candy, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Stone
ware, Tar, Lubricating oils, Lard and Lard Oh,
Liussed on, Wlile Lead, BagZing, ROpe,Nails,
Fruits, Nuts, Candles, Crackers, Ginger Cakes
me Syrups. &C., Gc,can be found IN full supply
40 the warehouse ofTayi0r McEwen & Co, 81. SO
and rs Adams street. ia2L5I
Dress Goods al cost I'll the first OF Feb
uary. a. E-yJu Bros, ~ Main street.
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Dress Goods and FIannels cheap at Men.
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Fer Cold Weather. Blankets at cost, al
Elson Bros, ~ Main street.
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RIVER MATTERS.


From warm, disagreeabIe and sultry weather
we have experienced a very sudden and ac-
5eptable change. The weather yesterday was
clear and cold, with an atmosphere pure and
1racing.
Business on the Levee yesterday was only
tolerabie.
The river opposite this point stu c~ontlnuesto
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All AAaAAANAH 10 N-a' - a.@~ -
J. Dalt0n's, IS North Courtstreet.
SO 20 BaIeh-s for best colored Photographs
jd2l-3t
Wholesale Housc.--Our readers VIII see by
reference 10 our advertising columns, that the
house Of Read q Co, No 81 Second street is
henceforth TO be carried on by Henry b. Ed
mondzon & Co, and that our old friend, ]. II.
Cochran, VIII continue its management. We
cannot too strongly recommend the new con-
Germ 20 the confidence and patronage Of our
people. Mr.. Ednend=on was a well known
and substantial planter Of Arkansas, represent
ing Critteuden county In the Senate Ofthat
state, while Mr.. Cochran, of the old Philadel-
plia house Of Read & Co., has been a resident
Of Tennessee for nearly thirty y"ears-knowing,
being known 90 more people in the state,
probably any other man In 10. Both these
Gentlemen have suffered heavily by the war.
Both are perfectly reliable aud meritorious
business men. Ssecard In another column
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-21

Pioneer Express C~emPsny-To shippers
Ia consequence Of The change OF sehedule on
the MOthe aud Ohio Railroad, weare compelled
TO make the following rule.
Al freight Coz stations on ihis road. EXCEPT
Meridian, Columbus, Corum, Miss. Gaines
Vile. Ala, and Columbus, KY, arysr BE PRE-
PAID.
The short time given Us By the schedule TO
transact our bushes Al local stations ON This
road. oompells rs TO make this rule imperative.
jaI9-lm OSCAR HAIG. Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-21

ladies MerinO Under Vests one dollar
Zach. Al r ]. Dalton & Co.
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Win Lhe immense Resources or the above
CoihpanIesi Their long and faithful experience
N Underwriting, and their prOmptness aud lib
sttuty IA the adjustment and settlement Of
Losses, We ar8 enabled 10 offer 70 insurers the
best possible security against the dangers Of
Flre, alter and accident upOn terms As AVor-
able as consistent with the hazard incurreu-
IN The Lie Department, the Mutual beuent
stands without a rival.
Being entirely MUTUAL lis prodts are el-
Vlded among the Policy Holders uuhiND
IdElR LIFE, thus assisting them IN the pay
ment Of premiums.
In Tennessee, aud It's large accumulation or as
sets and small ratio o. expenses, furnish the
best possible guaranty Ofits stability and per-
mauency.
Am Applications for assurances aithflliy at
tended 70, and alLOsses Promptly adjusted and
paid 1t this Agency.
HENRY A. LTTTLETON,
Agent.
No. 4 Madison street,
nov5-am iMEMPHISs TENN
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Are zen cold OF uightsg n so, 90 10 EIsou
Bros. aud buy blankets al cost ~ Main street.
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Go 10 BaIeh's star Gallery, 24s Main street,
for hne photographs and a~mbrotypez
EarT-er
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Thp Beauties have CoUe-Ezquisite parts
and evening silks just received ~ NeukeaB Bros
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Westward Trains.

The Connection b. this Route
il Complete.
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Ladies' OF Wemphis-Eo 20 Menken Bros
& Go. and see the cheap Dress Goods, Houss
Furnishing Goods, Towels, Blaukets aud shoes
hat Lhev are seLIng 50 varE cheap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-21

What Is Life Insurance s-Life insuranc,
IS a system OF benefit aad protection. Il is AZ
arrangement OF contrast, whereby a rorpOra
ton or an association, I'm consideration OF ar
annual payment guarantees % an individual
the benefit OF value OF his expectation Of lie
by contracting 10 pay a stipulated sum 10 hh
heirs 90 death.
A company OF this kin j. an association O.
persons Joined OF dubbed togeyherto assist each
other by providing against the poverty Of them
selves or their dependents az a period OF anuci-
psted helplessHeSs OF decease. Sir Walter scot
has beautifully said that nom the moment
the mother binds the brow OF tie infant % The
hour in which some kind assistant wipes The
desth-damp from the brow OF the wing, We
live only hy muaa5 uf." Perhaps iu no In
is the yalue OF that mutual aid better
eIempIided than ia It's use and appliance 20 IN,
principle and practice OF life Insurance. such
an association is the saint Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Society, and we would advise all our
friends 90 avail themselves orIs advantages by
appIylugto The agents at - Madison street
Reduced to the Lowest.-Au goods for Is
dies and Children, and Mems wear, reduced O.
and below cost At Menken Bros. & Co.
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Finest Water Power n The South,

win all Necessary Building on the premises
ready built. large enough fer spinning and
Weaving both, II desired.
For particulars, refer 70 J. C. Terry, Memphis.
Tenn; II. W. Price, Columbus. Miss the cirf-
o. T~ishomtngo county, Miss
lean be found on the premises 81 AT times.
Jal5 q NJ Kari.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AND
FOR SALE.
Ray springs COaaan Factory
ESCRIPTlON OF PROPERTY

Is Situated in the Southern Border Of Tish0.
a mingo g0untyy Mss, Is miles south of Iuka,
Miss, IN the road 70 Fulton.
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q. n Spieer.-Anar d suspension o. busi-
ness for -four years, THE gentleman agala throws
himself into the vortex OF trade. His house is
sa .DAyoso Bi9ck) Main street where he has
re-estahlished his general ageacy for the sale Of
az Kinds o. produce, With nue facilities for
storing, forwarding and commission. He pays
special attention 20 the sale OF cotton. His
business motto is quick sales and prompt re-
turuS.
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Cold weather at last Winter goods at cost,
10 Close cut stock, al Elson Bros, - Main
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All Wool FlanneIs, Is cents per yard at r
/ palfopfs AZ North Courtgfreet.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, .. s. Second St,
btw. Adams aud Washington sts-, Rev. Mr.
MuHER. Pastor n a. m. and ~ D. m
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, s. W. cor. Sew
euth and Chelsea. Rev. NJ L~ASCAsrER. Pas
tor a. g. Ia.
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The officers OF steamer Memphis have our
thanks for the following manifest
NsnrzSick. Gnmth 8 Co, n bales cotton, J. e..
Mcba5e, o do, &. W. Trotter, 20 do, Harrington
& Howell, s do, r. n. Allen &Cot 5 do J. J..
Verssr. lido. orgin, Bros & Co., ! pillow, james
Vvr4-,a : 1900 T.aghag
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Keep Uarm.-Blankets al cost, at Elsol
Bros, - Main street.
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R. B. HAWLEY,
Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant,
No. ZIG Front Street.

* All Orders Promptly FLIED. Tagging
and PLantatIon suEnIle.. nnvIa ~
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E \ YOKE SHIRTS,

IITT DIIWII NIIINI"F
and a fun line Of Gents Furnishing Goods, al
r. J. Dalton & Co.'S, 8i North Court street.
Epicurez.--Au who are fond OF good living
and desire 10 get fresh game, such AS Prairie
chicken, Quail. Squirrel, 0ppossum, Turkey
md VeuIson, should always go TO Il Jederson
ftreet and enquire FOR Wick. He can serve you
to fine Lolu, Ham OF Saddle of Nenison that
~ouIdmake the greatest epicure smack his jaws
aud rub his hands, in contemplation OF seeing
@ finely cooked and placed on the table Of
some OF cur Restaurant or Hotels. Call and
see him. We know Of what we speak, f1r We
oftsn eaten Game from IL Fuchs is tho
only practical game keeper in the city.
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ST PETERS CHURCH. Organized lS41. corner
Adams and Third SIS. Rev j. y. elsie
Pastor. ReVS T.. L. P0wERs. b. Y. CAEY-T T.. r.
FkLLON, Assistants. lyi a. IN, and 3 D. M,
AESpers.
GERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, cor. Market
and Third SIS. Rev. Mr.. THOMAS Pastor. los
81 rH nrF "a q. m-EG-unrl
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, n. o.. corner
second and Poplar SIS. Rev. A. i. THOMAS,
Pastor. % a. M and pm
RECOSD METHODIST CHURCH. s. w. corner
linden ana fernando SIS Rev GLFURD
JoSEs, Pastor. ID a. Ia, and Ia
CAPERS CHAPEL I9 Union ST. Rev J. T
O. FgTrrNl Hg1fn=. n a IN
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\ NOTICE TO

= = ~ ||"--"--0-
General Freight and Ticket AEals.
JULIUS HAEIEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-25
The Fenian Leaders.

Mr.. STEPHENS, the great Head-Centrc of
Irish Republicans, has recently been eX-
cecdingly free in speech about the Cana
dian invaders. In his own language he de-
nounccd the men "who now propose to
sell the Irish vote of this country to po-
ethical demagogues as hditorS," adding !:
land here denouncc them by name-Ro-
"BERTs, General SWEENEY, and the whole
:. set called the Senate In closing, he
warned his hearers to beware of these
men. In his own words, ito be distruSt-
"ful of the Senate party-the heroes OF
"Campobcllo, Canada, and I may 500"
"hcre to add, Merico."
What does this mean! Are the Irish
again TO be wheedlcd into the field to fight
the battles of other people upon the pro-
mise of assistance 10 liberate Ireland a
promise never to be redeemed this side OF
the Judgment day.
In the mean time letter from Dublin,
signed cone who has suffered from i'm
prisonment," which is published in the
World, endorses the truth of the charge OF
SWEENEY that STEPHENS is a" British spy"
In support of the charge, this letter recites
circumstances to which suspicion is at
tached, as, for instance, STEPHENS getting
himself out of prison, when, by arrange
ment, had he waited little, all the other
prisoners were TO have escaped the SEN
tcncc of his brother-in-law for only two
years, while others not more guilty were
sentenced for twenty the non-arrcst OF
his father-in. law and brother-in-laW, "a
second one,) who are known to be proml-
nent Fcnians, sc.
The same letter speaks despairingly Of
the cause in Ireland, and charges its death
TO STEPHENS.
Whatever be the force and spirit of the
Fenian organization, there could he no
success with these feuds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-25
Nhis,sx and Democracy.

On Friday last, Judge CARDozo, of the
Court of Common Pleas, New York city,
decided the liquor license law passed 10y
the New York Legislature last winter to
bc unconstitutional. This law established
A hoard of excise commissioners, who were
authorized TO issue licenses to sell ilq"o'
IN quantities of not less than fre ga"o"S.
This law took effect few days since, anu
the police arrested all liquor dealers VINO
had not taken out licenses. The result
was an army of these retailers sufficiently
large TO have taken Canada under COM
mander with something of genuine Monon-
rahela spirit in him. Of course it was
next to impossible to enforce almost any
law resisted by such multitude with so
much liquor to back them, and PhiloSo-
phcr GREELEY in vain marshalled his le
gions against them. He had been growing
rate for some days, evidently fearing
defeat; and although not disappointed, we
suspect, in the upsetting of the law by
Judge CARDozo's opinion, he bcratcs the
Judge, "rumscllers," Democrats, Tamma-
nv, and so forth, in his best style. GREE
LEY declares that the city Judges were
nominated by the grogshop machinery,
and any one of them that acted differ
emily from Judge CARDozo would never
receive regular nomination; and that all
II L.. rn..lo.tnl mnSt I" p\lnrp
unmeasured fcalty to the Rum Power"
GREELEY is evidently on the rampage.
He proposes to divide society at once into
two great parties. He would no DOUBT
have il thus: The Democracy, with lgno-
rance, rum, tobacco, ETC., on one Sde, ana
Radicalism, Frccdmcn's Bureau, school
marms, woman'S rights, all the Govern
ment pap and sinecurcs, and negro equallty
ON the other. A nice division; but the
Philosopher calculates badly if ne sup
poses that Democracy thus fortified would
not triumph in the end.
The question of Democracy or no De-
mocracy is matter of little interest now
to the people in this part of the world.
The real question is between the Republic
on one side and the Radical Dcstructivcs on
the other. Yet we cannot but admire the
everlasting propensity of Puritanlsm TO
mix up politics and morality: Their mo-
ralty They have carried this country
through series Of agitations of the most
violent kind by their attempt to engraft
their morality upon the State, and eSpc-
cially upon the treasury, through the OIL
cial lccchcs which were ever ready to suck
it dry. They have sought to interrogatc
the voters at the polls-arc you Mason
are you rum-drinkcr or rum-seller! are
YOU slave catcher? or are you a dealer
in human blood? sc. And now leader
of the Radical press raises the cry against
the "rum power" and proposes to make
it an issue at the polls with the Democrats.
The Democrats, we imagine, will not OH
ect to the issue. If this is to be the next
great moral war, there could be no doubt Of
its conclusion. Puritanism, with her jug
behind the curtain, will in vain attempt to
deprive other people of "horn.' For
once she will meet a Waterloo defeat in
her effort to confinc everybody else to
water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-25
The European War.

The quid nuncs are counting the chances
of victory between Austria and Prussia.
1t is a passion of human nature thus to
speculate upon contests of all sorts, from
cock fight to horse race; from milling
match in the ring to a grand war between
two great nations. Even while all eyes
are turned to the great leaders, there
may arise from amongst the subalterns
men that will eclipse them, and supersede
all calculations with reference to them.
Never was there war anticipated that
involved so many side issues and collateral
contingencies. 1t is like a cancer, whose
roots arc widespread and may break ont
where least looked for.