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LEGISLATIVE.
sESATE-rBuRsDHY.

The only debate in this body was on
the question Of confirming F. ". Spar
ling ~ Police Cnmmissioner, in which
Mesers. Garner, Cary and Cate were The
spsakers, D on its conclusion EpariiuR
was confirmed by a vote Of u to 10.
Adjourned toS am. Friday.
HOUSE.
The bill to repeal the Isth section of
the Franchise Law came up IS unfinished
business.
Mr.. Biaekmsn offered an amendment
referring the bin when passed, to a vote
N the people for ratification or rejection.
Lost.
Mr.. Waters offered an amendment 30
that the bnl should read a. follows:
An ACT TO be emitted an act TO remove all dis
tbhiiles Tor holding Office or sitting as Jurors
on account Of race or color.
SECTION L. Be q enacted 6y the Gene
raj assembly Of the State Of Tennessee,
That from and after the passage OF this
act there shall be no disqualification for
holding office or sitting on juries on ac-
! count OF race or color.
Sec. 2. Be q further enacted, That SIl
laws or parts Of laws in conflict with the
firsG section Of this act, b and they are
hersby repealed, and that this act take
effect from and after It's passage. N
Nr. Waters stated that the object Of
the amendment vas to secure TO the col
ored man the right to hold office and sit
on juries, without tampering with the
Constitution OF the State. The Supreme
Court have decided that the action OF
| the Legislature in passing the franchise
law was legal, and that it is q part Of the
1 Constitution. The 18th Section Was as
clearly g part OF the Constitution as any
other, and Il was beyond the power OF
I the Legislature to touch it. In his view,
| the bill was & deIusioD, calculated to
| deceive the c8lOred man with the belief
thar il would give him the right TO hold
| Office snd sit as q juror, when, in fact, il
( would do no such thing. The Supreme
| Court would be bound to decideit ancon-i
stitutioDsl, and the colOred man would
be left where ne is now.
Mr.. Ryder opposed the amendment on
the ground thst if the 18th Section was
admitted to be 8 part Of the Constitu-
ton, then il was not Ia the power Of the
House TO remove these restrictions by
amending the Code. If the amendment
was adopted the right OF the cOlOred
man to sit upon juries or to hold Office
would be contested, and the question
must 60 up to the Supreme Court and
would be unsettled for two years TO
come.
After further speech-msking, offs bun
comb character, the amendment was
paAsed by 6 vote Of 50 to Is.
A bill was discussed which amends
the existing Law, and exempts from exc
cUtion real estate TO the value Of $1,000, I
snd personal property to the value OF
$500.
Mr.. Ryder warmly supported this bill,
but without coming 10 3 vote, the House
adjourned until ? pm.
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MARRIAGE kxrEAOKDINARY.


Correspondents Of The Louisville Courier.l
LTSCHBUEG, Va, November 80.
Some Of our most distinguished citi-
zeus have Just returned from 3 wedding
that hiss heen the talk Of the fashiOnables
for several weeks, and q brief mention of
which may prove Of interest TO a few
hundreds at least Of the COHrieris many
thousand readers throughout the South.
On Thursday evening last Thanks
giving day, q marriage was celebrated
in st. Pants Church at Petersburg. that
created more excitement than any that
has come ON in Virginia since the
DAYS Of P~Ocshontas. Gen. W. II. F.
Lee, formerly called Rooney led to the
hymenisl GltRt Miss NJ. Tabby Boiling,
the acknowledged belle Of the city. Her
father, Hon. George w. Boiling, is the
wealthiest man in that city, and, to-
gether with his brother, Robert, owns
nenFly the entire city. He is a distin-
guished lawyer, and is actually one Of
tine +. f. VS..
Gen. Robert E. Lee, father Of the
bridegroom, with his SONS and his
nephew, Gen. FitZ Lee, together with q
number Of the elite Of Richmond, were
in attendance.
This wedding toTms an alliance be-
tween two Of the most distinguished fam
lilies in the United States-bOth Of his
turie fame and revolutionary memories.
Miss Boiling Is a lineal descendant Of
Capt. Robert Boiling, who in the days
that tried mems souls" stood true to the
cause OF the thirteen united colonies
against the ~usurpatiOn Of the British
eFuEn, and lived to witness the greatness
and prosperity Of the country which his
own sword mad helped to free whilst he
himself in turn wGs descended from the
union Of Rolfe and PocRn0atss, which
has been halloEed by history, me viii
live Ia the recollections OF men as long
as chivalFy Eud romance continue 10
constitute the highest element Of nObler
natures.
The bride, who represents 10 the grace
and lOveliness Of her attractions the ira
ditiOnsl beauty Of her family, has led
captive 70 the altar in the chains Of
hymeu, as noble and gallant q soldier as
ever u~nshe8thed 3 blsde ip defense Of
liberty and right, and Il the son OF q man
whose martial fame has become the
glorious inheritance OF our common
country. We need hardly say that
hencefOrwsrd the stream ~ life for the
beautiful bride and her distinguished
husband cannot flow more brightly %
sweeuy down the current Of time, than
Ia the depths Of our hearts we desire it
to do. EsFth has no joy that we do not
wish them, and lie no sorrow from which
do not desire their exemption.
OLD VIRGINIA.
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FUNERAL EoT4oE.

The friends and acqusintances of Emanuel
Castypenp and family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral OF his daughter, VIcTo-
RIA, from his residence, Nails Water street,
between Adams and Washington, this Sunday
afternoon, as o'elsek. IIra fEEaEs
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no the Pub1fo-

OWIE6 to the extreme nnanclaI depression
Of the eounfry.I ave concluded that IL Is
HIGHT and dVmaDded, and I desire 70 meet my
friends and the public as Ear az I can afford:
therefore the charges at the GAHOS0 HOUSE
n ths future wiz be THREE DOLLARS PER
generally VII be conducted as hereto
fore. The travelling public well know that the
best Slesptng Apartments In the South. and
Qayoso House. Very respectfully,
dee7 lw u c0cKRELL
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate Bill No. 13.-To incorporate th,
COlored Banking and Real Estate AssO
cistiOn Of Memphis. The Committee Oh
Interpretations reported in favor of the
rejection Of an amendment Of an amend.
ment to incorporate 3 pawnbrokers' 1850
cistion in Memphis.
Mr.. White, Of Bradley, moved to non,
concur in the report Of the committee,
He could see no objection to legslizing
an establishment Of that kind in Mem
phis. It was better that this kind OF
business should be regulated by law than
to he carried on secretly.
Mr.. Ryder hoped the House would not
thrust upon Memphis q corporation, the
charter for which was not solicited by
any citizen OF Memphis, and which the
Representatives from Memphis could not
support.
Mr.. White inquired what there was in
the amendment 10 which objection was
made.
Mr.. Richards replied that it was sn at
tempt 10 secure the authority to do q
banking business under the name of 3
ps~wnbroker's shop.
The amendment waslOst, and the bill
passed.
The Omnibus bill was again under con-
sideratioD, but without coming 10 q vote,
the House adjourned till 9 Am. Friday.
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AGENTS.

J. n. Raspberry general agent for Arkansas.
John r. Reardon, Little Rock, Ark.
Richard Intrusion, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Ino. r.. EAkfn, Washington, Ark
Rev. a.. r. winfield. Camden, Ark
{. &. icy Bolivar, Tenn.
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British Officers are busy buying
mules In Syria for the Abyssinian exps,
diTion, in defiance Of the fact that Abys-
siniA is full Of them. Their presidency
has suggested the idea Of 40 affinity
setwten the buyers and the bought.
-PriH ~ 49, war the bank circulation
Of tegustai Ca amounted TO nearly
SO. 700, all or which was we'll and
prgttably employed In legitimate trade.
Nopf tbe avaiiabls bank circulation is
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GEN. GRANTS corrected estimate re-
CURED for the military service for the
fiscal year ending june 30, 1880, is 49,
5ll.5I2, instead OF 81, O3e,I 1874. The redue-
ton is caused by the suspension OF enlist
ments until the army Is brought to the
neutrality-suspicious. strength. The Chief
Of Engineers has also reduced his esti-
mste from 3, 507, 600 TO S6S2,50O, max
ing the total reduction SIS, 81 1900.
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CORRESPONDENCE from Rome says
what the victorious ecclesiastical and L.
gitimist party aim at just now is nothing
more % less than B dismemberment OF
ltsly-a scheme openly advocated By
their Journals, both in France and Rome.
Upper Italy, from the Alps TO the Adri-
attic, would be assigned 70 Prince Hubert,
after the abdicstion Of Victor EN-
manuel; Central Italy would revert 10
the Pope, and Naples, with Sicily. re-
sumo their allegiance to Francis II. 1t
remains 70 be seen whether the Menabra
ministry will be able to defend Italy
from this impending stroke.
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ASHLEY testified before the Tmpeaeh.
ment Committee that be bad always be.
lieved that Presidents Harrison, Taylor
and Buchanan we're poisoned, and pOis.
oned Tor the express purpose Of putting
Vice Presidents in the Presidential office
full il was attempted with Mr.. Blu.
ehanan and failed. IL succeeded with
Taylor and Harrison. Then NIr. Lincoln
was assassinAted, and from his(Ashley's)
standpoint he came TO the conclusion
that Mr. johnson was implicated in It.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere
FOR aFINLEYS CHURN-CAsHER.n /.

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IN 9 H a16 apSfSsP S seHGbHs I SSs 1b aa sd sEsSset ne sTsSsEs lss 5Ssasm s1Sastgn ne aasIe
than authorizes aRenc0L
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cash capital Of ems hundred 70 one thouand d0lSL make ae aMvL IN 80 aS- ~ -
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ahe be0ey ou- Can vatthen on fOta md on horseback b wagon, nalDsdR ~ Sh4
an IT Will a YOU WILL 70 % II OrW hGHvGy you mayo with The .
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1eT Sc - oaA o. write Tor particulars with stamp for msSsE
IA CAMERON &CO,
OOls ~ Maia street, MsspAs, lea
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Gov. Haigh6 Of California. wAs In
/, rugurated At San Frsncisco Thursday.
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TX speaking Of Weston's attempt 70
walk one huDdred miles in tweBty-fOur
hours, the Chicago Repu5licah Of Friday
says 1T If, however, thought that he
actually did make it on the trial between
Silver Greek, n. T., aud Connesut, Ohio,
and hat superstition has been strength
ened by the receipt yesterday OF 3 letter
from q deputy sheriff Of Asbtabsla
county, residing at COnneaut stating
that there vas 10 doubt about Il at ali.
A portion Of the distance has been
measured, and found % vary so much
from what il was supposed u be, that a
close calculation makes the actual dis
tanes Travelled 1904 miles Ia order that
there NAV be 20 mistake about the mat
ter, Mr., Edward Van Orden will leave
for COnnesut this morning, ami cause
tho rrnund 10 be annnrntalu nhninal D -
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TIKI Committee on Ways and Means,
at their meeting Friday, decided to re.
port 10 favor Of ~stspsBdiDg tina power OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 contract
the currency, and the Chairman subse-
quantity reported TO the House the follow
Ing bill BE II enacted, etc, That from
and after the passage OF this act, the
authority Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury 10 make any reduction Of the cur
rency by retiring or c~sneelling United
States notes, shall be and IL is hereby
suspended"
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Fhesg eelsl attention OF the Ladies Is directed
70 myI rye and well assorted stock Of
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned for The las. thirteen years,
under the name and style OF II. p. WALT u
20 IS ~ mutual e0nSenS dissolved, dating
from December 2, 1867.
r. Walt assumes and VIII pay the antfre
liabilities OF the firm. Either Tarty is fnIIv su-
tl9rized 70 use the arm name IN settling the
o d ahairS. X b Walt via con inue tie West-
ern Produce business, at No. lA Main street. Tor
BIS. own ACCOUNT and risk, under The name ana
style OF r P. WALT AGO
r. p WALT,
dees 30 MARTIN WALT.
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J. D. WILLIAMS,

From three years old up. This is the best o2-
portunity ever offered for supplying yonr
vents = greatly reduced prices, as 1 ana DE-
TERMED TO CLOSE OUT THE ESTIRE
STICK WITHIN NINETY DAYS
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Country Merchants
Can now 2 plenish their Stocks at LESS THAN
NEW YORK PRICES
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Alpacas at 9 cts.
LiBseys at 10 rts.
O~sna5nrgs at 8 cts.
Delsines at 5 cts.
1914 White KoOI blankets at 90 cts.
ken's Calf seWed Boots at 81 rs.
Mems Wax Br0gans at rs cts.
ROmeh's Shoes, all sly les, at 10 elsa
COaIs' Spool Thread We throw In.
Mems While shirts, 40 cts.
THESEs ar the prices that STRAUSS & BLUM
4 VIII sell their goods at after they COM
mence their
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Principal Depot for the Southern States for FINLEYs cHURN DAsHRR,
at the popular China Hall Of RASTLAED, LLOYD & GILBERT, No.
S1 Main street Memphis, Tenn and for sale by agents sysFyvhera.
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Retail Price. So 90 Each. and Invariably Cash.
J. A. CAMERON & %.

No. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
AGENTS FoR TIE UNITED STATES
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The only debate in this body was on
the question Of confirming F. w. Spar
ling ~ Police Cnmmissioner, in which
Mesars. Garner, Cary and Cate were the
speakers and on its conclusion EpAriing
was confirmed by a vote Of IL to 10.
Adjourned to9 am. Friday. 60
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REPARATOR CAPHLLE,

TOR restoring hair upon bald heads ((rom
IL whatever cause it may have fallen out jund
forcing growth of hair upon the face, it has
no equal. 1t wi.lforce the beard to grow upon
the smcothest face in fl ON five TO eipht weeks,
or hair upon bald beads in from two to three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of the hair OF beard. Their
ass ertions arc false, as thousands Of living wit
ness from their own experience can bear wit
ness. But many will say, how are we to dis.
tinguish the genuine from. the spurousl 1t
certainly is difficult, as niue t,nths Of the diff
erent preparations advertised for the hair ard
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts IN their
purchase. 10 such we would say, try the ke-
parator Capilli; it will cost you nothing rnle.,
IL fully comes up to our repre- senlations II
your Druggist does not keep 1T, send ~ one
dollar and We will forward it, postpaid, to-
gether with receipt fol the money, which will
be returned you on application, providing en-
tire satisfaction il not given. Address,
W. l.. CLARK & co Chemists,
No.. 5 West Fay ayetto ST., Syracuse, n. Y.
fnarQ1v
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I've Becker Piano Forte,
IJdreroomS, No. Bleecker Street,
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
undersigned respectfully invites the Al
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/ he Decker Piano has all the latest improve
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Mr., Decker's practicFl experience as manu-
tacturer of Pianos fer over twenty i've years,iP
sufficient guarantee that HI instruments arc
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struetion, purity, power and singing qnali.I Of
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The Decker Piano Fortes are very large full
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B DECKER,
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No 4 Bleecker 81,
an I5ly New York
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TIE State # Ohio, Tiatoa County;
$3.50 Court of Common Pleas:

1he State IT OhlO, laatoa County,
$3.50 Court of Common Pleas:
SAMUEL BONE, ,tlaiutifi, vs.. JOSIAH BONE
ct ais, Defendants. 10 partition.
TQsIAll BONE, Nancy B'ne, intermarried
ii with Henry Moreheat Of the county Of
Bates, State Of Missouri; Elizabeth Vening,
formerly Elizabeth Bone. of tho county of Nc
borough, State of Illinois; John Bone, Of Ma
jorca Victoria, Aus rdlia, Rcbceca Bone late
widow OF Henry Bone, deed who is again in
tern'arricd, bnt to whom. is ~ your petitioner
unknown; ard Henrietta Bone, minor child of
said Horny and Re UeCca Bone, about Ten years
Of age. all Of the county Of Btd-AX, State Of
State Of Wisconsin; Willian BoAe, Julia A.
Bone. intermarIed with Aaron hjNrkey, Lu-
cinda Bone, 'intcImavre with lahdy Myers,
all Of the county of Hooking, State Of OHIO,
will take notice thn' petition was filed against
them, on the 18Th day of March. Il. It, lsj7, in
the Court of Common Pleas within ana tor the
said county Of Ninton, and is now pending,
wherein said Samuel Bon demants PARTITION
Of the following real estate situated in the said
county of Vmto-, TO viii: A.
The southeast qtarter Of Section Number
Ten, (i0,) in Township Number Ten, no. OF
Range Number Eighteen, (lS,) containing one
hundred and sixty acres, mare or less; and that,
at the next term of said court, the said Samuel
Bone will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
a . a SAMUEL BONE,
mar2lw6 BY =. "A, Bratton, his atty.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re
nowned Astrologist and Sonnam bulistic Clair.
voyant, while in aelsiryoSant state, Geneales
the very features of the person you are to mar
~, and BY he aidof an Instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomo rope, guaran-
tees to produce perfect aud liie-like picture
OF the future husband or wife Of the applicant
with date of marriage, oceupat ou, leading
rats OF character. &c. This is no imposition,
as,testimenials without, number, can assert
BY stating place, Of birth, age disposition color
Of eyesand hair, and enclosing fity GEMS, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
wnlFseeise the picture by return mail together
with desired information.
M Address. in confidence, MADAME, GER
gR0bS RaErssTos, p. o. Box 2sT, West Troy,
N. Y. i.f9s3og = p I4 oi 'To'e'
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TEACHERS WANTED (!

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One lady received TwFSTY-FIyE subscrl bers
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WoHUNDRED orders, and delivered the books
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WHISPERS AND
MUSTACHESl

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sEd postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and
testimoDials mailed free Add resR BERGER
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GrOYCsteen 81 sM.

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