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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

to fair, impartial trial before punishment IL
accused of cOnspiring against another govern
ment, is one which this people can never sur
render, nor can they permit it to be trampied
on with impunity Our Government has ever
maintained this position, with the hearty sup
port of our people We trust it may never
again be necessary to resort to war for It's
,,;ndic9tiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

joins H. DusENBuRY is the Republican nom
inee in the With AldcmaDie District lie is
nm old resident of the XIIlth Ward. His char
acter is above suspicion, and his political
principles are unyielding. He deserves hearty
support. There are three Democrats in the
field opposing him. Unionists Of the With,
NIth, aud XIIIth Wards. remember him on
Tupsduv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

JnaTcz il reported to have received major
ity Of votes in each electoral college of the Mexi
can States This is al unmstakeable proof of the
gratitude of the Mexican people toward the man
who, with marvellous firmness, upheld the cause
Of the Republic when it was almost generally
despared Of IL is also reported that the
amendments to tie Constitution which were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

We Itint elsewhere nearlysall of an elaborate
dissertation by the Hon Robert j. Walker on
ouI FinsDcia System. including the currency
national banks, Reputation, resumption tariff,
Internal taxation and kindred topics. Mr.
Walker fayOrs the negotiation of loan in
Europe wherewith TO resume specie payments
and 80 secure financial prosperity. The repudi-
atOis yet no favor from him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

If WETks ". CuLvFE. Union candidate for
Alderman in the NNIth District, is supported
as he should be, he stands a square show for
an election. There arc no less than five Demo
cratic candidates pittcd against him. We urge
the UnioniSts OF the District to concentrate
their strength and elect Nh Culver. 1t can be
dome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

The new treaty concluded by the PIussian
Government with the Hamburg and American
Steam Packet Company gives to the public
many new facilities. and, in particular, pro
vidcs for the transmission of samples Of mer-
ci,audi,e by mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

re- The Money Article and MARKETS. wU be
found on he second page today; Slipping IN
teii,geTce md Court Rep0ris appear on The Hirl
page, md Notices Of the Magazines Of dc Month
Oh The sigth PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

submitted 10y Juarcz to a popular vote, and
against the constitutonality of which 50 great
an outcry was made, have probably been
adOutpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

The Brazilians claim another victory over the
Pamguayans, but the account of it which
reaches us by the Cable appears to be a gross
oxaggcIatOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
THE CRY law DEPARTMENT.

CORPORATION, Nov. 60 1867.
10 ParTK CoOPKK. ssg ChgiTmaa CUg,as fss1ctd0aL
SIR Your letter. dated November Pa pub
lshed IN rnE TRIBUEE OF this morning was not seen ny
mo until Just now. AZ my professional engage
ments VIII permit shall answer II 40 length taking 0c
caaiOn also 10 aude further 20 some matters OF aea re-
ferred TO In your letter OF November H. remain your
obediont servant, RICHARD OHokMAN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

PETER EWALD. candidate fm School Trustee
in the NINth Ward, is an honest man. He
deserves full vote, aud would wOrthy fill
the office. Nineteenth WarderS, give him Il
pood sboWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

OLIVER b. STOUT is running for School Trus-
tee in the XVIIth Ward. lie is worthy the
support of all parties, and we hope TO announce
his election. Work for him!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

The Dclavan House. mt Albany rs undergo
ipe extensive repairs including handsome decorations,
To be completed tins month Mr.. Charles T. Leland has
rchnsed Tho intcresta " his partnete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

Advertisements for this weeks issl,e OF The
WsrSiy nsis, ~ nr,i BE- hanaet a o-Dru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
NAY 4 MIN cH00SE HIS COUNTRY

My 4 MIN CHOOSE HIS COUNTRY!
The Copyt Journal Qondon) is moved to
discuss the grave question of Naturalization rs
a basis Of Citizenship in this hippant fashion;
great deal ~ nonsense being talked about not re
cocfyiug American citizenship n Erclish-bOru subjects
n has hoon from time out Of mind the law OF England
that man cruHOf change his nationality Ia ms spirit,
hr Foreign Olicc never gives PASSPORT 10 nauaLrd
subject 10 protect him IN the dominlohs where ne N'9
born when he returns 60 hl, naVo ANA, the ihtlsh
natural y.nn B mot Boo force and native OF that land e
remains still To al iutcuiS aud purposes We arc i-ut
going o. Ohgt Americans 10y calling ourselves Amer ichll'
~ ti,r bidding or ffniug rc0fr c0tWfiWhf ~ 50
c1ied TIL, prcsumptuuus and upootcut tiho on tlt
part and ou g par with the Alabama stupidity.
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TraIstee,a IOrLp-

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made TO me By
ID W n. Hutton and d. A Grower on the ID
day OF July, ls66, and recorded in the Registers
once OF shelby county. in book No. 81, part /,
pages I5e ana Isl, 20 secure certain Indebted
ness therein named, will on
Friday, the 1tIh day Of October, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock am. I'm
f-onf OF the auction house OF Passmere q 90
No go Second street. sell TO the highest bidder
FOR cash, one large Hoe Single Cylinder Press.
one Bindery, and the types, stones and nx-
sures belonging 70 the Argus newspaper estab-
lishment. comprising tn all full and com
plsts newspaper sppointmsnt.
-. P. q. HIGLEY. Trustee.
septsmbsg %, 1907. ssai dtoeia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-01

The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
vices rs agent ICr the sale OF your cotton in
t-is city, and for the purchase OF your supplies.
The unfortunate termination Rf the late war,
which materials affected the best luterss Is
Of the Sou b, has also had its effect upon the
Commission Sluess OF this city as transacted
between planter and merchant, YOu doubt
less well remember with what periinscity pre-
vious 70 the war, amounting in some instances
10 annoyance, you were solicited Tor your busi-
ness at the rate OF fifty cents per bale cOmmis-
sion, free OF dT8yags, and stored for twelve
months WITHOUT charge. Ihen las VII De
again the producer was the ruuug element,
and high rents, rich land lOrds and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage No
people or Occu patton nave been more seri Ously
prOstrated than planters and planting, and
none 80 much deserve to be fOstered and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
that aid so much needed has been meted cut
you Opine TOO well know. OnerOus govern
meut taxes in general, and 8 special tax upon
your leadl lg production Cotton, large profits
you have had 70 pay upon Supplies turnisnedi
commissions on sales ranging from s. 50 70 S
per bale, monthly storage at exOrbitaDt prices
and Otner expenses, As per reference u your
little IL anything upon which to rebuild your
shattered fortunes or 70 compete with thenew
order OF auaIrs-free labor. When Withdrew
from the Cotton and Commission Business in
Is50. private reasons then led me to believe that
/ would never engage IN IL again The soliet-
tatiOns OF many frisnds that were former pa
trOn and desire to promote the interest OF
the planting community, 50 far as my feeble
efforts can DO so and The apparent want OF
gratiJu e exhibited to q community that in
times past tended so materially to the pros
perity OF laemphts and its mereanti' e ooumu-
nifty, has determined me again TO offer my ser
vices u the capacity as stated. The re uced
stocks of cottons in the United states and short
supp les IN the hands OF New England manu-
facLursrs ha- caused some advance in Prices
nom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remunerativei such was the
case the past two seasons. and many planters
have mad cause 70 regret the actIng upon the
100 comm IN practice OF holding and draw ng
upon their cOttans. ! would = wise no planter
70 send forward his cotton unless he wished IL
sold upon the first active mark {. 1t can be
held at home much cheaper than in Mem phis.
Ny charges for selling cotton will be One Dol
lar per bale. INSURANCE effected ID all cases II
not instructed 10 the contrary. Shall buy your
supplies nom wholesale houses, giving you the
beneft uT same In short, by strict attsntio
TO all the departments OF our business, 1 hope
to merit a large share OF patronage.
Very respectfully,
sci r A. MOON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-01

A GERMAN paper tells story of Bis
mark which illustrates his fOndness for 8
practical joke. The snecdote is as fol-
lows. One day while he was dining at
Frankfort at the table d'hOte, he observed
two young ladies sitting opposite to him
who were talking and laughing in a very
loud tone. He soon perceived that they
were making fun Of the company, and
that their remarks were especially d.
rected against himself, but be could not
understand a word Of what they were
saying, as they spoke in the Lettish Ian
guage, evidently making sure that no
one st the table was acquainted with IL,
Although the count was ignorant of the
language, he had learned two or three
Lettish words during a recent tour in
COurland, and he determined TO use his
knowledge so as to diseOncert his fair as:
sailants. Turning to q friend who sat
near him he whispered, when you
hear me speak in a foreign language,
give me your watch key" Meanwhile
the ladies went on talking more loudly
than ever, and by the time the dessert
wss put on the table their hilarity had
reached its climax. At length, during a
pause, after q somewhat hesrtier burst
Of laughter than usual, Count Bismark
said quietly TO his friend, Dohd man
to asleck," give me the key.) The eff
feet was instantaneous the ladies started
as il they were shot, and with faces COW
cred with blushes, rushed out of the
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LATEST
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CHARLESTON, September 3O.-Gen
Candy has issued general order sus
pending the payment of the taxes II
North and South Carolina assessed by the
civil authorities. s"-
ST. LOUIS, September 30.-Gen. Ster.
ling Price died here yesterday morning
Of disease contracted during the Mexican
war.
The commission which was appointed
some days since by the Merchants ex.
change to solicit funds for the Howard
association Of New Orleans, has collected
over $1,000. . t- q q a a-
WASHINGTON, September 30.-The
wheat growing states report the follow
ing per centage Of increase Of the closing
harvest: Ohio 130, Indiana $50, Michi-
gan 80, Minnesota 25, Wisconsin II, Hi
nOis II, Iowa 20, Missouri 40, Kentucky
"a, West Virginia so, Virginia so, Ten
nessee 30, Georgis 10, Arkansas As, New
York IA, and Pennsylvania 40 Only
Kansas and Texas show fallingoff from
last year, when the crops Of those states
were very large. The returns due Octe-
Der 1st will enable US TO estimate with
great accuracy tine amount of the crops
for the current year. The prospect for corn
IbhAA1NNo ~ 4BAkNCr hlA "a AAO5k AUlQz
off, the crop may be q fair one The
whole number Of states return low esti-
mates others, particularly southern
states, show marked improvement over
last year. Cotton promised well up TO
September first, when worms were ap-
pearing and much apprehension felt in
various sections for its safety. OF cotton
growing states, extracts from correspon-
dence show that Z sOrgia is promised 3
yield Of fifty-three per cent. beyond the
crop of 1865, South Carolina fifty, Ala
bama forty-twO, Mississippi twenty -four,
Arkansas eighteen, while Louisiana and
Texas show q considerable falling of
from last year.
FLORENCE, September 29.-Garibaldi
has written letter Ia wtehh he says /:
Romans have a right wIlseh all slaves
have against their oppressOIs, and il Is
the duty Of all Italians to help them in
their struggle for liberty" He hopes his
fellow patriots will not be discouraged
BY their last reverse, and exhorts them
to reOrgsniZe and march on again to the
liberation Of Rome. The letter concludes
with an appeal 10 men OF the liberal
party of Italy, declaring that the eyes of
the world are turned upon them, and the
nations of the earth anxiously await the
result Of their action in the present crisis.
The particulars which have been re-
ceived of the riots last week, in various
parts Of Italy, show that they were more
serious than st first reported. In some
cities the mobs were fierce and obstinate,
and the troops were frequently com PEELED
to use the bayonet, and sometimes to fire
upon the people. Many citizens and some
soldiers we're killed and large number
wounded.
CONsTANTINOPLE, September 2S The
sultan hss sent out commission of in-
quiry, consisting Of three Turkish and
three Greek members, to investigate the
affairs of the island Of Gambia.
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SELECT SCHOOT.

TIBS VICTORIA ID. 30 OF-ERs rzeentrs- a.-t-
VI gagged in teaching with Prof j. D slsra.t
Will open her school, assisted by her zi5r- =
Miss N. ". BOWERS, on
Menday, the ed Of sePfernbe
As No. los Monroe street. between Third aid
Fourth streets.
The services OF The folIoWfnz RsrtIennen- a-s
engaged. Prof Auguste FiIieheu IN. French
and spanish Prof George g.. 3isfeeIy. Latin
Prof JacOD Millar. Music. suL tr
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FnREIRN IrEns


The English parliament will assem-
bic in November.
The United States gunboat Sham,
rock has arrived off Cowes.
In Trieste, if a cholera patient does
not call in medical attendance, he is i'm.
prisoned for six months in case he lives
so long.
Anthony TrollOpe's new magazine
viii sppesr in London in November.
In Great Britain, after October first,
beer and other liquor dealers will be pro-
hibited from bringing suits to recover
any debts for sales Of beer or other
liquors.
The musical part of Paris is greatly
excited at present over the advent OF
four sisters from Sweden. In describing
the voices of the young lsdies, whose
family name is GrOenberg, the critics are
unusually euloRistic.
The ship w. B. Dinsmore, from
Shields for Bombay, was destroyed by
fire at sea. Her crew escaped. -
There is trouble again in Servia, and
Turkish troops are concentrating on the
borders Of the principalities.
The Prussisn diet was dissolved on
Monday. 1t will meet again in Novem-
Der, when it will include deputies from
the states which have been annexed to
Prussia.
"A riot occurred in the streets of Linn
eriek on Monday, between the citizens
and soldiers. The latter fixed bsyonets
and charged upon the crowd. Eight
persons are reported wounded and one
man killed.
"A French actor, in play, offended
the Empress Eugene, who commanded,
in punishment, and as warning to ali
other performers, that he should never
play more in France while the sovereigns
were present. He is now in a lunstic
asylum in consequence. E.-
Paris correspondence says the French
government has intimeted to the Geneva
authorities that it regards the peace con-
gress as a meeting Of conspirators against
France, and thstit il an infracJion of the
neutrality which is the condition Of the
existence of the Swiss Republic. This
is the explanation of excuses sent by
Jules Favred and other Frenchmen for
their non-attendauce.
"A gentleman in Petersburg has sue
ceeded in teaching four chickens to draw
a miniature wagon, IN which 9 big
white rooster rides. They rattle over a
lawn with great speed, while the rooster
looks as grave as q bishop.
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LaSalette Academy.
MASONIC COLLEGE,

Tbs Aa3a ietts Academy. on Third stre-
Il conductsd by the 5.sfers OF 81 4 Eaes. p ]
be opeusc hor the reception 0f extern on s. o.
iiAf. q & 2a OF SEPT 50 BEH- aug5 ~
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FORRORs or MUnHY PIT.

a young Philadelphia, travelling in
Egypt, writes to the Inquirer, of that
city, that he was recently let down into
a cavsrn used as sepulchre for mum
mics. He says:
Imagine vaulted chamber about
| twenty-five feetsqusre. Away down, in
the very heart Of this granite room,
dimly lighted by our two fiickering
tapers, filled almost to the roof, was a
countless, piled up mass Of uncOffiHed
mummies. There they lay in all shapes
and pOstures. Time had burst the twin
ing ligsments OF some, and their bony
arms and fieshless fingers seemed strug-
Cling up from the mass, as If to
I lay hold Of the dlsturhers OF their slum.
bers. Some were placed upright
against the wall, and in the weird
shadows thrown by the candies light
their features twitehed and moved, and
their long sealed lips seemed opening to
denoUuce Us. The Arab drew long
knife from the sheath on his arm, aud
commenced cutting and tearing on the
wrappings in search OF scarabaenO; and,
as his naked limbs sank among the dry
bones, and his swarthy arms tossed about
the bodies, he looked like some hideous
vampire at his nightly meal. The air
was very bad, and | was about to beat a
retreat, when suddenly thought flashed
across my mind, that almost froZe my
blood with horror. I am not coward,
but for moment my heart stood still.
The cave was filed with a thousand
mummies, drier than the driest tinder,
and soaked in bitumen; each one
wrapped in many folds Of mummy cloth,
as inflammsble as gun cotton. A single
spark from one OF the candles would
have spread like wildfire, and no power
upon earth could have saved US from a
fearful death; we would have been
roasted alive in fve minutes I re-
marked this to Harry he saw it in
stantly, and yelled to the guide to be-
careful Of the lights, while l started for
the opening. On I went, through the
narrow passage, tearing knees and gar
ments against the sharp stones, shudder-
ingly expecting each moment to lay my
hand upon the Shiny coils of a serpent
in the dark, and every now and then
sticking fast and feeling lin imsgins-
tom the scorching breath Of the fire.
flend en- my back. At last reached the
hole and was drawn up, very glad to
breathe the pure air and feel the warm
sun again. ..#...
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FAssMAN's IRON TIES
FOR
BALES.

T1HE undersigned have made extensive ar,
4 TaugementS 90 supply tle demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
IN addition 10 the FAssaIAN IRON TIE aud
BUTTON TIE. 80 extensively used heretofore
they BOW OLGr Lls ALLIGAruE L GIh, with
teeth 30 arsuuE ed g. 90 8 slaLtly clamp The
hoop wDer the pressure is remover fTom the
bafe aud hold % without slipping.
Great pains hrve been taken 70 secure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are So simple IN their arrange
ment that tney can be applied by any one, q
bales OF any SIZE, with toe same facility and
g. pedItiO ag r0Ve- o strength. security and
'acI iIy Of application, they ~IH compare Ia
vurabIy with any , et introduced.
Tie advantage OF iron Ties are now Cener.
sTlv rrrCEuiz-a; bUE Z. iE ceeIued nj out ol
plr ce 10 ca thH A.teuiioE uf those int re-ted
10 very em phstig recommendation OF I'm,
dsrwriters, rtoamboat Captsins, and owner
and agents o. >-a -teamefs ana Sailing YES
Esis. .rereutiy published IN the newspapers IN
New Orleans.
CHAMBERS & TATTING,
sen No. o. Carnnueiet street, n. o.
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The ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over $l,5OO,OOO,
d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. III. LUCAS, VIce-Presidena.
WE. I. sELBY, Secretary.
WM. n. BENTON. Gen'I Agent.
DIRECTORS:

u I X 4 = 7 y II ,
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THIS Company Is ues Policies on lives on al
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are divided annually among its policy holders
1t is prompt in the payment OF losses, having
paid s55,0OO in this city In the last eighl
months,
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Removal.

NJ II. STOUT & BROTHER have removed
N their stock OF Builders Hardware, Me-
ehant0s' Tools, etc. 10 No. ~ Second strset,
a AdanDs Block )" where we are opening a large
and well selected stock OF New Goods, and are
now prepared to furnish anything IN our line
At louvaef cash prfces. aa7 MI
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Gen. Ord has appointed J. T. Mont.

Gen. Ord has appointed J. 7. Mont
gomery justice of the peace for the Davis
Bend precinct, in Warren county.
Montgomery was the former slave of Mr..
Davis and his confidential business
manager, and discharged his duties with
fidelity and rectitude. Like all who
were faithful as slaves, Montgomery now
possesses the confidence and respect of
the white people. uf HnaF II
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A.. AND a. SCOTTISH RITE.
% E-gat s.raeL

LYRESE Ccr1r-aadary, N-O. &. Meets 4;h Mon
day OF each month. John zsnt, Conn., \. J
WiEgIr. Rec.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS cnLLEGE

TyHE Law Department. Of the MenBhis CO..
i Iezs will oren on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER- The following gentlemen CON-
prise the Faculty;
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NEW YORK CARDS.
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PrlHelDal once, 6l6 Broadway.
NEW WORK.

n REAT ImprOvement IN Sewing Machines
" Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion Sewing
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