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LEGAL.
ChaneeFy Sale,
Tuesday. May Isl, Isss.

G. ~ stlHman, administrator, etc, ". Thomas
j. Eaie.
DURsUANT 20 an interlocutov decree rem
a dered In the above recited cause az the
November term, is65, ofthe Common Law and
ChanceU Court "a The city Of Memphis. on the
Chanefry side hereof J shall proceed to 0her
tr safe a The CourtHouae door IN the city q
9Iemph4on Tuesday fhe ist day Of Mas, Es1, 70
me hlgnest bAdder for cash, between the hours
ofi9asm- and Y. a certain town lot in the city
q Memphis and state q tennessee, being lot
10 5 o. Block B iu South Memphis.
AIGLSTON dLSYON. clerk and maze
March q. 1855. ar4td4
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Chancery SAFE.

George A. StOvau and Robert W. Mitchell OF
the arm Of StOvau Mitchell, a. Norman c..
Jones. ef a.
DYTirtue0f an intsrlocut0y decree made in
ID this cause On the I'd OF january. 1851. ana
renewed on the 9Th 81 January. Ief. y VIII
sell 20 public aueion, nc the Cal-t H0usa door,
in the city OF Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL A.. Iafs.
between the hours Of 10 and ~ o'clock fuv
shares OF stock ia The Bank Of West Tennessee.
Trims OF
AUGUSrON ASTON.
mar 10-tds. ana 81.
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Union Street


/ ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, on
~ Union streets rooms, all new and can be
purchased cheap-SS8D-one-half cash.
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DC5 ACRES on the above Road-0ne mile
LCD froa Pocahontas- Two dne Dwellings,
Clubhouse, Orchards, Wells and lasting springs
one hundre acres in c~ultivauOn-can be
bought az the Low PRICE Of IS per acre.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday. the Iath April. 1855.


Macy C. Trader -. James VI Gozzin Il a.
DI virtue Of an tnterlocutorv decree made Ia
ID the above causes AZ the November term
ofthe Chancery side Of the common Law aud
Chancery Court o1ths city % Ne-uplis.4 VIII
sell, on the premises, an Public Auction. on
SATURDAY. April "a, ls6f. the foL1W.uZ l-seu1ed
tract Inland, situated in snel1T county Tenn.
and one mule southeast Of the city Cl 1ieuphis=
being s. lots, a part OF a 10 acrc tract OF LaUd. be-
longing 70 Euclid korlaud, and ly 20 between
Pigeon koosE Plank Road and Sire Memphis &
Charleston railroad and designated u1ou Bor-
lands plan fsubdivlsion made by 81. A. Kerr,
Trims OF SALE.-On "a credit Of 8. u, IS ard
q months. and a lien retained upon the
premises Tor farther security.
marl4tds A, ALsTUN. Clerk and Master.
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Chalscery Sale

ORES Acres 81 Lead, at the Court House, Mem
phis, tennessee, On Wednesday llth day Of
April, 1885,
II. Meriweathar -. EiieH F EoEdsn
and others
ny virtue Of decree IN the Chancery side OF
common law and Chanoery Court, Of
rempbH- OF date January s. Esd. i
M NJ ! ~ 2-hl,c auction, between the hours Of
10 and II O'Clock pms p"
"WEDNESDAY, APFn- II, 1855
he allowing described tract OF laed, sing ana
in shelby county, Tennessee, al4 de-
as follows, to-Wit; Lot 4 70 being me
northeast quarter Of fractional section No {, In
range No 8, west township No. ], agreeable to
Chic<asaW Survey, containing $50 acres,
more or less,
TERMS OF S~ALE-Cash. A ASTON,
March 2, lSd5-mr m-tds C&M.
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M r GAN'S

VHE Best, Cheapest and most economical
II Flour in use.
All lovers OF good and wholesome bread,
biscuit. etc., can, by using thls Fionr, ave
time. trouble, money. aud disappointment. u
is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and is not elected cy
NOT or cold weather. II does not require Yeast
Powders. Cream Tartar, Yeast Salaratus, Soda
or salf. and ONIY Hall the usual quantity
OF Shortening, ana when cold sweet milk -
used. stiu less Shortening Is needed.
ONE-FOUETH less Of this h0ur is requires 10
,rodoce a Ike a~snGuntOf Bread to that made
IN the ordinary manner, when item alone VII
self rising ingredients
m is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES, and al
kinds of pastry, requiring not more than Two
TITRpS the usual amount Of butter aua eggs.
THIS FLOUR EXUELS L OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes. WALES, Puddingss hedumpiings
F-~fq-F~lram o.. nfn-aEc-
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.
on
Tuesday, 1st Of Hay, 1866.


Ben. May, "a Mary Manly, and others
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree entered
ID In the above stated cause, on January Ath'
ls55, / Will on Tuesday the LIST day OF May, 1885,
sell at the Court House door In the city Of Mem
phis, between the hours Of 10 an and u m,
TO the highest bidder, the following described
property to-wIt: The tract on which co1aplalu-
ana residediu 1883, containing l045-l0 acres,
about - miles east OF the city Of Memphis. on
the lin of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road. and bounded on the south o. the
said Memphis & Charleston railroad, on the
west By Ell Eaynor'sb acre tract, on the north
by "a tract formerly owned by All. DnuslaSs,
and on the east by a Is acre tract sold by Robin
son and Douglas 70 s. n Webb, and By said
WEBB 10 W. ". BOwies-
TsRaIs OF sALE-On aeredlt OF six andtwelve
months.
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
auTNHa
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THE insolvency Of the estate Of Wellington
u Donaldson, deceased, having been suggested
u the Clerk Of the County Court 81 0bior
rounry, Tennessee, al persons ni1lug clLim
sgainst said estate are hereby notified %
them with the Clerk Of the lount Eour
Obiou county. on OF before tha latuUayor ~
ls6, duly authenticated - required hy Lavr. for
pro rata settlement, or this notice VIII le plaad
Of the County CouFtof Obiou county. Tsuuass
see, this, 18Th day Of December, 5n1
j. DONALDSON.
ian7 SIN Administrator. ETC
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L-nsoLnencm Notice.

ON the mancery side OF The Common Law
" and Chaneery Court Of ne CITY Of Mem
phis.
ssm1 Mostly taL -. Clarence p Hunt stoL
In the above cause the insolvency OF the es-
tate OF Tho W. Hunt being suggested. u Is or
dered by the Cour that al persons who are in
any way.or manner interested in the admins
trationpf sad estate, OF whohave claims against
said estes. appear and tie the same with the
Clerk aud Master ofthisCoaFE. authenticated IN
the manEer prescribed by IAw on or before the
the funds of the estats Is MISE. or ne same
shall and wiz be barred both 81 J&W and e1ury,
and that THIS order be published for talgfy Gays
IL the Memphis APPEAL-
4UG USTON ALSTON, clerk and master.
Eahruarv "a rEet I'D
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Chancery Sale,
OK
Tuesday, Hay 1St. 1866.

Anderson q. Belts and John II. Graves Is
Henry Laird, e. a.
nURSUANT to an interl0cut0ry decree rem
dered in the cause above recited, al the
November term, 1865 Of the Common Law and
Uhancery Court of the city OF Memphis on the
Chancery Side thereof 7 shall offer for sale at
public auction, 10 the highest BIDDER, Al the
courthouse door in the city OF Memphis on
Tuesday the LIST day OF May next. q certain lot
OF ground situate in the county OF Shelby and
state % Tennessee, and described As follows
to-wft: Being lots Nos. 1 and2 in she sub-diFl-
sion Of TilmaB Belts land, lying about VIC
miles east OF the cfty Of Memphis, on the state
Line road, being part Of subdivision Mo- 10
James Winchester for 10 af~eS Of the Jonn
R3ce grant for 800 acres, and b0Ended thus:
Bea5aning on the bank Of a spring brancl al a
stake, winch stands from a large white oaE
north 4O7 west. and 81 links therefrom, thence
north 49, west 5 chains and g INKS 70 stake
walnut pointer marked 4, thence north Al
west 9 chains and 5Gnnks 70 said creek, thence
with IFS meanders ~northWardiy 70 che centre q
the state line road. tneDce with il north - 10
chains. o. Inks to a stake n W. corner OF a
one acre purchase, thence south y east with.
tlat line IA chains 81 links 70 the beginning,
containing $ acres. sale between the hours Of
10 An. and ~ N
TERMs 81 s&LE-Credit Of 6months. Bond
with approved security anu a lien retained for
the payment Of the purchase money.
Clerk and Master.
ar,-aF, o. rQar nrT4aa
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REGULAR TRADE SALES.
Todd Street.
NJ. Il c. Railroad.

OF, ? Feet Froni-rontIng Morris Gene
j. tery-IO0C, very cheap.
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LEGAL.
CA0ssceI.u Sue

heal Estate IN Germantown, Shelby county,
Tenn 20 TIE Court House door ia Memphi4
on Wednesday, April II, 1893
s. Levi q Brothers - r. c. Noisnd ana others
Ia .Ylrne Of an interiocutorT decree made on
10 the Chanesry side 81 tie Cammon Iaw And
Chancety Court q the city or Memphis. OF data
January -, ls53, 4 viii sell at Iublle Auti0n. ~
ne Court House co0r, IA fhecity Or Memphis,
on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1894.
uetweeu the hours OF % and IL O'Clock. m, the
lpitpWlng Described property sAlated IN Ger
m3ntoWn, Shabby county, Tenn, to-wit: a
Lot, o. parcel Of ground. fronting qu Bridge
street = 1eet, bOuude1 Oh the Eaaat BY the state
Line Plank Road. or TIE south by LA-H Rhodes
iots aud Oh the North by The Memphis Charles
ton K grounds, being The same property con-
FeFed pY VIM Park 10 X. O. Noiand-
IhElI o. sALE-casl.
March 2, 1856. a. ASTON.
mr. A-tds. Clerk and Master.
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Chaneery Sale,
Tuesday, Hay 1st 1866.

". r. Butler -. Enoeh Life, "a al
Chaucerv side OF the Common LawGnd Chan
cerv Court Of the city Of Memphis.
10y virtue Of an iuterlOoutOry decree in the
ID above cause made at the November term,
Iss5. i Will sell az public auction AZ me Court
House door in the city Of Memphis, on Tuesday
Nav lst. 1856, between the hours OF 10 A. r. and
u 81. the lotor parcel OF ground lying aud being
in SheIby cOuntY, Tenn, and city OF memphis
in the Butler Division thereof,in block no and
bounded as follows, tO-wlt; beginning a. ". N
Taflevis northeast corner On CauSey street
running north 80 feet to Joshua Naisons,
southeast corner on Causeg street; thence west
with his line $50 feet to his southwest corner
thence south go feet TO ". " Taliey's north
west corner; thence east with his line $50 feet
10 his northeast Orner on Causey street, The
beginning.
sTERNs or SALE:-Ona credit o seven months
with notes and approved security, and lien re-
famed TN Daymsnt OF the purchase money.
AUGUSrON ASTON,
March 9lst. Is65. Clerk and Master.
ami ids
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Chnncerm &c

or CITY Lots, en- "Wednesday. Lth DAY OF April,
Is6, in 'front.' Of the Cont House door, Mem
phis. Tenn
W.. e.. Baxter IS. sally F. Baxter.
ny virtue Of an interloCutory decree made fn
ID the cause, on the OhnncerT side OF the
Law ana c~hancey Court oil the city
OF Memphis, viii sell az public auction. in
mont Of the Court House door, on WEDNESDAY,
lIfh day q April l~i- nefWeeu the hours 81 Do
and T. O'Clock M, the following described prop
lots surveyed By E-k Todd for WLlOuEhtv
Williams, south or Walker avenue. west OF
Hernando plank roaa and eastof0rlaaus street.
The saia Lots are about ia miles lIom Court
4eare in the cry OF Memphis.
TERMs OF ~
500 cash, balance Ia three equai instaiimenls.
on the ist Nov, 100. iI NoV. isF, and
lst Nov, 1865; purchaser giving 1onla win
good security. bearing interest from uat-
mrIa ida A AISnlN lLalku md Master.
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Pat up In g. Il, a. and Is pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Barrels.

This fouF VI be found on sals in packages at
an hrst ALAS family groceries in the city, andet
wholesale at the tEanpfacloryt rs Main street,
2 doors South OF Beaie. Memphis, Tenh+
jan4 ALLEN MORGAN, Proprietor'
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q + WILCOX, q. D.
III r. BROWN, d. ID.

We fully concur IN the
anined tue ingredients.
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Main street.


TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS. on Main street.
below the NJ. ct. r. r.
One uwo-sioy FRAME HOUSE, fortwo teue-
ments- GuelT arranged.
LOT Wbv 100 feet Terms. S2o8-Oue-fourth
cash 6 and u months.
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ohanee1v Sale o. IN AvrsI. 1856,

chGnce1B Sale on TIM A1Ti1, ko0o'
Charles G. Carter -. W. n. Conant ana o-Rofs.
ny viriueof an fnterlocutory decree rsade In
ID This cause on January Is, 800. ana Do4ine1
on nth Hebraary. lse. on me Cna1eeIy Ade OF
thc Common Ian and .lanee.9 Syuit ol lAe
~ Ihs Court House deer IN taseiiy Of Memphis
% WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1859.
~. hours 81 10 and Il oiclocr m
~ - rlobt alia. claim anc Interest Of the par
- e.,n,5ainant aud defendant In ana 10 the
fol1EinR real estae at14tta N tne city OF
sc-. 81 Adams and High streets. fronting on.
~ norfh Side OF Adams So feet, anG on lie
east side d High streetA3 feet and on the soatS
SIDE Of 4h leer
TERMS oF SALE
A credit OF six and twelve months. With notes
and approved security, and q lein retained IA.
payment OF the purchase money.
mrll-tds AuGySIoN ASTON, CAN.
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PROPERTY.
City Residence.
WV 4A AA
Nineteen Acres,

Front on Wellington street. Good house-hve
loQlus- Out houses, fine everEreens In the yard
Price, cash; balance in one
year. $500 al cash.
Nineteen Acres,
Highly Improved, south or the CITY. All laid
out for gardening. Good new dwellings, or
eight rooms, new out houses. Price, $1,000
une-half cash-balance in one. two and three
years, with interest," A great bargain is offered.
Plantation,
In Desha county, Ark; 800 acres in cultivation.
do acres IN cypress brake 300 acres IN tract
Also, I2o0 acres adjoining; 500 acres in culti-
Walton.
Twenty Thousand Acres.
Lying In Cralghead. Green. Lawrenceand fnde-
penuence counties. Arkansas. selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Black rivers.
on the line OF the Ciiro and Fulton Railroad.
Price, S. per acre.
Also.
A List Of city and Suburban propertv and
lands I'M tennessee. Arkansas and MISSISSIPPI.
ahof which are offered al low Prices.
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sPR1NG Goops.
SOMETHING NEWl
Southern Match Factory

FTHE undersigned have opened, on corner OF
L Auction street and Randolph road, a Match
Factory, and propose 10 make r first class ar
tiele, carefully and neatly put up. at rates as
low as ia any Northern city, saving the pur-
chaser freight and loss of time. Wholesale
merchants are invited 70 call at our once on
the promises.
SCHAFFNER & FISCHER,
Cor. Auction street and Randolph Road.
mar29 Ina
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MEnraIs, - - 2 Fl.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August "a 4cGa
Ihave used Morgans SELF Rising FloQri and
examined its ingredients IL Is aituat ne
cIaius for Il. and il entirely harmless TO al,
sick or well, ana is ESPECIALLY adApfed asa diet
Ior dispeptics and c~onfumpEVesr its MATERIALS
supplying IN those cases. hesdthfpi and much
needed nutrment. T. W GABBERE, u. D.
I VIII prepare any naErei Of Hour cent 10 me,
or will furnish ang quality Of dour ordered, but
for my own sales / use none bat the very best,
Cf Harrison, or ITS equaif.
The bread and biscuit made from This -four
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without the
least INCONVENIENCE 10 the weak and dyspepLc
stomach, and has been known 70 greatly benedt
such cases
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be : and ~ and 81 Reade street,
NEW YORK.

This Invention consists OF Duplex Tor tWO)
Elliptic Pure Refined steel Spring ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 10
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elas-
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the Single Springs, and con-
sequentIy preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than tWlce a. long AZ any Single
Spring Skirt that ever has or can be made.
The voraderful heNihility and greaE comfort
and pleas ire TO any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic 81 irt viii be experienced particularly
in al crowded assemblies, operas, carriages,
railroad cars church peWs, arm chairs, for
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when in use to occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress
a lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for a slngled day viii
never afterwards Willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior 70 all Others.
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and Wiz wear twice as long a.
the single yarn covering which is used on ali
single steel hoop skirts. the three bottom rods
IN every skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered 10 prevent The covering from
wearing OF the rods when dragging down
Stars. stone steps, etc, etc, which thsy are
Constantly subect 70 when IN use.
All are maoo OF the new and elegant corded
tanea and are the best quality in every part,
WING TO fae wearer the most graceful and per-
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liThtest most desirable, comfortable and eco
n6neicaf skirt ever made.
nor sale in all first class stores, Wholesale and
RetsiL. IN this GIN, and throughout the United
an CanadHs, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
south America, and the West Indies
80 TuOufFe for the Duplex Elliptic Tor
DoEblel spfinG skirt
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Theusand Acres.
Have for Sale and Exchange.

large Last OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, OF wishing 10 buv. will
md 70 20 their mterestto call at our Office.
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BradEey's Dupiex Elliptic Skirt,
Vary aexible, folded easily when in use. 10
sccupy a snail space, and an article Of superior
exceience. For sale, in all styles, al the
HOWELL, WOOD & READ.
32 Main ~
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% 70 You 1 wan stock q 5000:
DO Toa Want FurBiture2
DO Ioa Want to Buy a Hogses
DO d Tea y EaHa'O Bay q lTar%Ggs ,.,.oo
DO y Yea a vfsntt 10 sen Real Eetates
DO d f9S Want to sen Your ssoske
cAfCE HkAKD q CO.
90 TOa Want to Buy OF Sell AByshlugg
60 ~ CAHCE BEARS eco.
DO YOB Want to Know Anythlngs
Inquire Of CAHC BEARD d CO.
HAVE You any kind Of Trade?
90 TO THE ARCADE
Do zoe want 10 Know their PlaoeF
NO. 81 SOUTH COURT ST.
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MEnPHIs TENF, August 3, 1876.
Ihave used Iorgans Self Rising Foar, and
nud 10 do be a NEST excellent article 4 have
also xamined the ingredients which produces
is seif rising properties, ami ind them to be,
not only innocent, but Important to perfect
nutrition. can freely recommend It asa most
healthfui and desirable -four, producing an
article Of bread superior 70 thai made in the
ordinary manner
JNo. r FRAYsER. n. d.
We fully concur in the above, having tx
amined tue ingredients.
U. Z. WILCOX, 81. d.
r. F. BROWN, d. ID.
Ihave examined the ingFedienfs and pro-
them innocent, RnG the bread superior.
IL. c. MALONE n ID.
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THE IRISH vOTE,r

1t strikes us that the Copperheads are giving them
selves much needless trouble about the Irish vote
They have always had the great mass OF 1t: why do
they fear the loss Of III Can they imagine that those
who burned the Colored Orphan Asylum, mobbed
great tobacco mandatory in Brooklyn because coll
ored persons were employed in it, and chased poor,
frightened negro children through streets seeking
TO kill them because of their color, will vote
than the Dean. Richmond. ticket The suppo-
si,on Is absurd. They will go any ticket that IS
down on the naygurs.'
Yet there is growing up, among The more intelll-
gent, thoughtful independent Irish q conviction that
this whole business of dividing mankind into "supe-
nor" and inferior rscesthe former created 10 rule
and direct; the latter TO and obeys false and
mischieyous-that il is portion OF the enginery
whereby their own race has for centuries been ground
under the heel OF tyranny. There begin to be Irish
men who comprehend that the direct and sure way TO
win liberty and opportunity for that race is TO con.
cede-nay, to joyfully assert and maintain-that
these are the natural nalenable right not OF superior
races only but OF ersry race, however despsed and
degraded-that the true way 10 secure the full rights
OF any is to demand aud uphold All Rights for
All.
we cannot say no" man! lHshhen h"'c "' Wv
been led TO this conviction; but they are probably
decided minority of the Irish now resident IN this
country. Whether they be few or many, these will
henceforth vote with the Republicans, as will few or
none beside. We have no hope and no wish TO obtain
the votes Of any others. Whoever wishes to have any
race diranchsed and tramped on because he regards
his own as superior to that, belongs naturally to the
party of Reaction-Saycry, Tyranny and highland
will vote with the Sham Democracy.
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THE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

The criminality of the President and the Rebel
authorities Of New-Orleans in the riots of July is
fully confirmed by their correspondence and the
dispatches Of Gen. Baird, which we print to-day.
There many startling revelations III these docu-
ments but at the late hour at which they are tee-
yaphed but declare that II is proven that
it was entirely within the power of the President
and the civil authorities TO have prevented the loss Of
sngloliic July o. Lieut. Gov. Voorhees, and Attor-
ney-Gen. Heron distinctly informed The President
that it impossible TO execute the civil process
without certainty Of riot" significantly asking if the
military would be allowed to interfere with the civil
process. The President answered emphatically
mo the military would be ordered 10 sustain this
process which compelled riot. Gen. Baird who in a
position Of great delicacy succeeded in econcng his
duties as subordinate and as patriot, scornfully re.
fused Mayor MOnroes request that he should exert
hls military power TO dsperse the Convention, unless
he should have direct instructions from the President.
The dcuble.dealng Of the civil authorities has rarely
been excellel. After tcleTOphing to the President
that the serving Of the civil process would be sure to
cause riot, Voorhees, had the eaonteryo assure Gen.
Bard that no outbreak was TO be apPrehended and
that even if the writ Of arrest was issued b. the Court
the Sheriff should not serve il without permission Of
Gen. Baird" He declared that the police would pre-
serve ORDER aud thus deceived Gen. Baird, and pre-
vented him from taking sufficient precautions to en-
force order. A foulcr plot was never more clearly
exposed.
Gen Baird has placed the Whole responsibility upon
VOORHEES,. Heron. Monroe, and Jog Implication the
President. u. declare, '' the p,.,' aided by citi-