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.ooEs. e.EEE1r. s. H BROOK
F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front street, Upstairs.

y entering upon another commercial year,
a with the eIperianee 90 the past. faught
Wlth the many Wcissitudes incident 70 q
changed sysaen OF agriculture. and for which
mosLoI oar planters were little prepared. re-
sultAng In heavy loss TO rlanter and merchant.
- 81 experiment tried, we shah adopt q II "a
casa 81 stem IN our bpsiness-taktuE no risE.
md making our sale prompt upon receipt Of
coqsigumenis rem1ttlng prOceeds with a. little
delay ~ possible; bat in all cases o5eying tr-
struel1ns OF shippers. and using our bet en-
deavors 70 promote The interest OF our patrons.
Our arran sements for furnishing Surplus.
baEgtng. Rope, dunmfee Groceries nj Provf-
slons are sueh, that We promfse to furuish
tbem % oar lowest market price, and make E
- much. or more, 70 your interest to order
through as, thar 20 purerase n perOu.
Hoplng 70 receive your patronage ID infu-
ence. We are. respectfully,
oG2 SIN r ". IRVINE & CO.
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REGULAR NsR orleans Packet.
NICK Irwin master
This new and splendid passenger r.
stsaEer VIII leave as above Oh ~
WEDNESDAY, Alta inst at SPIN.
LARRY HARbtSTAD q CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts, or
novIT 81 City Wharf boat, foot Monroe 81.
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sale.

ny virtue Of an order OF the Chaneery Court
10 Of the city Of Memphis, Appalling me
trustee 10 the room and stead OF {. Z. horris,
trustee. under a Deed Of trust executed 10 hin
by A. P. Dies, on the Z8th day o. september,
1888. to secure the payment OF certain notes %
II. II. HUM, therein mentioned, Wnlch said
i eed OF trust Is recorded In the Register1s
once. in book Ne. 81, part LIST, pages as, SOB
and $50, 1 will,
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MEMPHIS, TENN.

EBERAB ADMINISTRATIONS al Whole
- sale Prices Comm ssiOn tor selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale. mes
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IL
CHANcERy COURT WDl. NJ SHtth,
Chancellor, Ec.-AdjourDed At an early
hour on yesterday. There are no cases
set for hearing to-day The Injunction
case Of MeDonough vs.. Dsagle, the
Black Crook case, viii probably be heard
to-day, on motion Of defendant to dis
solve Injunction On bill and answer.
Law COURT-Janes o. Pierce, Judge,
Etc.-Ths cases set for trial to-day are as
follows:
WEDNESDAY, NoyEMnsR Dsls61.
81. Bradley use etc, vs. An tin.
IS. Greer law VS. Williams.
30. Churchill 81 al sur part vs. Ftthian 81 Al
1 81. Ford vs. AEsfin ct al
s.. Beckett vs Adams Express Company.
g. Blackmore VI raliey.
Al. Young vs. N srks.
al holdman. ADMINISTRATIVE, vs. Mason.
"a. WickeTSham. Administrator etc vs.
Administrator
a.. Schumack vs. Katzenbach.
4s skipwitn " Mexican, Administrative
AZ. Davis vs. hawthorne.
50. BARTLETT ct al vs. Rocco.
81 Williams vs. Mobile and Ohio Railroad Com
S. Burr, trustee, " Fsiz, Administrator, de-
ceased
81, Jones vs. Little. aEg ffE @r
s. Wiley vs. Fowlkes- III.
70. Brown vs. Pearsou-
81. Cochran vs. steamer John simonds-
b< Henley vs. Flowers. RI
So Tucker vs. Memphis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
60 Coleman " Bsckford.
50. Bender vs. Bureh.
ST. Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis, use, Ote,
VS.. Austin --r e.H
81. FiRhtmaster sur part, vs. Payne.
as. TrottsT vs. Moe e et al.
~. Fenfon q 60, VS. steamer 3 b LeWfS.
6. Goodua an vs. Stewart.
~. stilman Va ClaTk 81 al
CRIMINAL COURT William Hunter,
Judge, etc.-The murder case OF The
State vs.. Joseph DOnlon, occupied the
time Of the Court on yesterday. Nine
jurors we're obtained. The case will con-
tInUe several days. The remaining i've
jurors VIII be selected to-day.
MUNICIPAL COURr-Geo. Wdidron,
Judge, etc.-Meets to day at the usual
hour pursuant to adjournment. No
cases have been specially set for trial To-
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A Cough. q Cold or a Sore Throat,

Requires immediate attention, and should be
checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation OF n Lunxs, a Permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
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MUNICIPAL COURr-Geo. Wdldron
Judge, ete.-Meets to day at the usua
hour pursuant to adjournment, M
cases have been specially set for trial 70
day.
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MRS. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP

For Children Tsething,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teerhing. by
softening the gums, reducing allinhgmmarion
win allay ali pain and spasmodie action, and Is
aurn n b Rnuria
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.

WEDNESDAY,, EovEMBERo .. 80
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OFFIcEs-2l5 Fulton street. Nv York; EOS
High HOltOrn, London, England; a. St Paul
street, Montreal. Canada oc29 cod 6m
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rsrIsr and HsnIlh % reur rnr.nt..

Depend upon 1t, mothsrs, it viii give rest tC
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"Jsf soT-"Exsetiy s--soloa Singh said
they were thess ''svsry tiAs.s Hhsfsh ss~ssy"
tn the morning, he took Piassssios Bitten; il he
felt Weary At light, he took Piantatisa Bitters II
hs AssAed APOSTLE, was weak, lasgsia or msa<sih
depressed, ne took Plantation Bitters, and they
frm-
Few persons want any better authority but q
soms may, just read the following.
ove mach 10 yen, for !
verify believe the Plantation Bittsrs have avsd
my life,
REV. W: H WAGNER, Madrid, n. T."
hare been great saf-
t.,~ fro. Dyy.p-:. ma bad g .s..asa P,s.es.
have cured me.
REV. C. A. WILDWOOD, New York CITY
had lost all appetite
was 20 weak and en-rvatea I could hardly vAlk,
and had perfect dresd Of society.
Tbs HAstation Bitfers HAVE Get me ali right
JAMES HEIMINwAY, 81. Louis, Mo-"
q = The Pisntstion bittsrx
have cared me Of a arrangement Of the Kidssys
And Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They aet like . charm.
9. {. MOORE, as4 Broadway. Y. t.
Mrs. o. NJ. DEyoE, manager of the .Enie-
Home School for Soldiers Children says she sshas
given It to the wrxk and Invalid children under
her charge with the most happy and grstifyfne
results. We have received over hundred resms
Of such certificates but no advertisement IL ef-
fective as what people themselves say OF good
article Our fortune and our reputation il at
stake. The original quality and high character
Of these goods will be Sustained urdeg every I'D
all eircn nstanees. They hsvs sarcAdy obtained Z
sale u eyery town, village, parish and hsnles
anone ciyilixed nntionA Base intstors TT to
come As near our name and style as they esn, and
because a good article cannot be sold as low as .
poor enc, they and some support frcn parties who
40 not care what they rel. Be on ycnr guard
See our private stamp ovsr the cork.
p H DRAKE Co. New York City.
Saratoga spring Wats-, sssd by all
Druggists.
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White PINE GoKPouIDI
The White Pine Compound.

sw s~rfy IN tks 81 rsnx 81 % shsf this cosnpe1nd
was originated member u my family vas an,tcted
vita AZ irritation Of thruat attended with eisa
gre-skfs eoaxn had ts naskhs % ev1ons tsaaxEt
that preparation having for ia asis lhe INSIDE oerk o.
pfns ishf be eenpounde6 70 Be very Esefnl
Of the throat and lurs To test tho yAus
u 10 II n'Ised 20 Compounded EMAIL guar
tity the madeleine that had beea paas Hng Aa ss
in fsss yocn ful do~es The r-srit vas ercee8nSU
grzsfyiar wsskdn the rrfsxfpo nf se rhrosf
vas removed the eough suhssded and s-edy cure Vas
sset-d Son afs~r thu sent ~ene tv isrs IN Loo
don6erry N who had besn sussring fnr sorse vesks
from TAI cough oceaoned ~ sndSen cold aud Esd
rsis~d ssreaksd with hood she soen ts1na re
H. .os eos v-ly J. n Clark Rs4 eastsr q the s&sz-
chester Dsly Nirrur made trial a the sane
IN the Of calf ard vas cured fnanrf
Ntey- he haghly PLEASED WITH she rssStfs SO
eorfdent in attending its SALES II Fisceo ~
srs pubIsc thaf he fnas persuaded ms " Efss
name aud rend IL abroad bene1f the srassa-g- In
No~ershxr fsHb rrsr advertised " rrfr We uzMe OF
Waits Pine Conpeand. In two yesrs rcn thsf unas
there had been wloi-saled in Manchester alone cne
hun4rs1 DO lars wrrtk whsre IL tnak the is~a ~ Ne
pe~-firn There - eod rrnsous FOR thir; u "a Very sf
ing AMI Aea.iAs in sra xat@r~s vArMng 70 - sla9
.eh and pleasant wifhs 70 the taste ind exesedgy
che.p. - - :
Confernd stands unrivaa~a " net brtrsnM&4 fer
thai purpcS@. baf psrs3n IN Asaas it fsr e@aS @~s
not uniy cared Or the cnnSh, tt also cared OF
ksdsey na1fru;fy OF years ssstssrr efDs@ tAxx -
cd@rtA discovery msny thcrxaDts nave nsea for Tina
~@r~ essrprssnt ard have h~en rrr4rf-ty r~r~AT =
| The above wraftsa by Dir, Pssnd, m lse3 Aacs
Chen ~ 10 Manchester lie White Pine ConpornS nsi
@k-n ths -sd Of ali C1mg rrmessR NJ wsst @ prFps
ration for the o. Khn~E arerltsss In every city
so~r. vaw- ard Hamlet Throughout the New Ensisns
| States. ~ ~
Tvs remedy Is ~ safe and pleasans saRsssit - VI
A
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED
Gentlemen II had Negro man. worth s zee
Who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and vas
useless for ever year. ! had ased everything |
could hear of with9at benefit, uniI ] tired the
Mexican Mustang Liniment- II soon effected a
permanent cure. J. l. DOWNING.
Montgomery. Ala, Jane u. 1852
a. "IFAke pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linirzent as q valuable and Indispensa-
bic article Tor SprAins. sares Scratches or Calls
on Horses. Our men have used j; for Barns, brui-
SEES Sores Rheumatism. xc-, and si ssy IL sets
like magic y W. HkHIlI.
Foreman for American. Wells, Fargo's and Harm
den's Express
The sprain q NV daughter ankle. oeeasioned
while skating last winter, entirely cured in
one week. after she had commenced using vour
eesebrsted Mustang Lirimens. ED sEELl.
Gloucester, Mass. Aag- 4. lsss.
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Nus
tang Liniment performs naore cares IN a shorter
time on man and beast. than any article ever dis
covered. Families, hvcry-ne and planters
should always have il On hand. Quisk and surs
II certainly IS All genuine is wrapped IN steel
plate engr4vinxs, hearing the signature q 6. W
Westhrook, Chemist. and the prirafs L. 5 STAMP
Of Dxxks BARyrs A Co. ever the top.
Al efsFt has BEEN made 70 eoanteFfeit It vita
cheap stone Plate lshsl- Leok ctotsly
Saratoga Spring Water, cold by al
Dr1gglsts-
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Chr 0ntfov&itn



TFrcm the Chicago Journal
There's beautiful song on the sisDh'rsas air,
That drifts through the valley II dr0Ds;
II comes from elsme where the rssss wsFe,
And . tuneful heart and bright hrevn hsir
That waved In the uersisg beehsL
soft eyes Of azure and eyes Of brown,
And snow white forshesds are ,here;
glimmering Cross and b giittefing Crown,
A thorny bed and couch Of down.
Lost hopes and leshe,s Of prayer.
rosey wreath in dimpled hand,
A ring and n slighted vew--
Three golden links on broken band,
A tiny track on the s1ev~xhIfe sand,
A fearless aud sihless brow.
There's tinctnre Of grief in the beautiful cong
That sobs on the slumbr ous air.
And loneliness felt in the festive throng,
Sinks down in the soul it trembles along,
From . cline where the roses are.
We heard il FIRST At the dawn Of day,
And il mingled with matin chimes,
But years have distaneed the beautiful lay,
And its melody fcweth from far away,
And We call il now, Old Times.
B. r, Taylor.
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Arrsrex's 0syFrs. fowa
p~s Mssnrs Jan. i. ct
II 10 hss-ky esrtksS thas has besn Et~t 10 shs
oacr = ssstsrsns showsng the cunastia1 - NJ
insNrzBes cSspsny. located ~ Hartford IL TIE
State q cSnnectrut. the lsg aay Of Jsnasry. >
ls srrorcancs With the rrovtssues Of AT 81 the
Gen~rsi assembly q the STAT. of row enttied
In reIstoE fnsH-srce fonranies sypFosrd January
esh 1857 and Ass taxorY thersso. approve ID
Y~hruAr. eth 1855 saS Ia reiston Life insu-
Csnp~ni-e. spsrossd march lIts iss7 .hst sad
t&fsent sbsw- that sid Company Is pa~s~s~ed Fl
requisite amount ef esitai and szFsstsd required hy
Law.
Ausn-ftv IL shsrefre given 70 tks rboss named a.
psns 10 trsscf their Frspr Dc s1sness q In sr.nss
Ia State To aec1r Anee Vita IL aws hererf nnt
thu sist day q Jsnusry, Thousand sigh; Aand
rec and sfxsg eirht
Il i also eertfsra that Henry B. fenEyrk, e kso
kak been taiy appointed BY sad Copxny their Law
fat Axent sn4 Attorney for tia County o. ls vita Sa
poxs- 10 rt.ks q 1nsursner ts~ren- AL t. e
knases. serves Of proc~~s rEoF iasd hy las zpos
h. sing With tie Csvk q the District csart IN and
sail cosnty this eerthests and copy q the ssiessa
G n efe 10 fkts ofcee =
i fu~xh-r epvtfsS hat N. ssszeh>d ss trze sns
correct cspy Of the s2ia ssssensst
I. T-~sssaasy wh~reaf Ihav~ k~revsts %; =
lis hard sad afsx-e BY s~si Of fhcs the dzy al
yesr hFst above writt~n
mo. A ELLToTT.
Rr~ =-sw-.-S ct.l Au4isor Of State
ncsis S4xst Arzxz- DepEty-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

Iiisa most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL crnaic.ses scarf and dsndruf.
/, keeps the hesi cool and elesn.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
II prevents hair turning gray and falling OF
Il restores hsir npon prerastureiy bald beads
This is just what Lyons KAthairun win de- II
is pretsy--it is chsAp--durAbls. IL is literally
sold ~ the car-lesa and Yet ss sirne-t incredible
demand Is daily fncrrssing until there is hardly +
county store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use il.
T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. T.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY III
Drugxists
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight. Superior to sny Cologne used
to battle the face and person. to render the skis
soft and fresh, to sllar inflammation. to perfunss
clothing for headache, &c. I; is rnanafactnred
from ths rich esataern Magnolia. Aai IS obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented It's fAsorits
dealers, At sl.ep in isrgr bottles, and b. DfsAs
BAssrs b Co, Kew Tors, Ehaiessle Agsnis-
Saratoga Spring Water, sola by 81
/ Druezfsss
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4 T NortkcAso, Nan., sonifusA to b .
q sssssas 80 = n.snea. - q - - -
st.s.s9 - . 1s1sllI6 ss11u1y. q 49, ~
s:s s. Z -. - 49,: :. I'D s.ssl - 49, =
- 2: - sss1a, 1879 LIB ? ,s>sgs3Sa g
IN k,s - =, = 49,. -, s,..sne.s ef,.;s,s
esA.r II hss.A Ill., - osssAs,
Ms nncA d true; Dr. Haisssd has ers.G ssee0 h -
and Bee
N sscees N he sr-ssn~ns Of dzsea.ss undnFusa
ROOM HnI-we kssay, 81 With the nnanimous -
ssnt OF all WIG vted this charming spoI counsnd
.snssras rs.ss = ~. scs.srs 80 sss,s
be variety, which hxSa 800 eaAstlhed BY tasteful
ssltivHtion There aesightsi drives In
~ sr Kussss = ven }br thssr eomsbr4
| - amusement II O. heayuse 80
- TO FIJI xaICIAns AID kAUIHa~
-. HAIsrsB in tbs cvurss u shirt yssss' pr.etes
be- Enabled disess tie s1.Psason ~ es<sssn
eSsie.i sg.afa whsch aes n As.y Mia tAs nafarsi
functions Of special orgAns, rsnedying their asas
csnAfHns md nospspsakicsiy usrd vfsalsst.G thsn
ss~rilty earring pvsaps.s AaA sth<r fsnes.al -
rnnge0ents With cd esrAssy. and without nakng
any appliances q ths ds This Keisspsah< trssfnsai
r. e fssss are inds,aaalas Lsziss ssd pAysirssss
without namber be referred 70 Who Vim voarh Sz
asscs th.y dsu1sN - Aasssd, Of ~ Rssn& I'M ~
tsrCurs, in Horsbsapsan, Mass, spvdaAy invites ply
sseaas 70 @ - tss tas prassic: sd siI.s.s 4. Re
nation Il thin and Of she TnrkxA Chsnna. and
sfhsr baths In thsFs, h particularly eomass6~A 10
their neslce4 The wsesrCHrs ePen wintnr a1d
ner The munf sssay rscovsrses nsAs In ths csoi
| and eintw months--n 7. Independent. rE
TO INVALID GENrLEMEH.sD
TIE Notorpsfhfe trssfnsns system Of sstuninsssng
vit.ai1szise sss:d = psrtsAss s-ssis fweosesafr
t~1res<takis sstefAasss. and disafmtna1sa 90 81
ns&c~e&1 bet nd cd bashs seee1y rssQssss ana -
sas>s AYSdssr>ss@snf b or ~fScssf saSh IN fr<skng
insitozs apd daasssons Mss~sa aepssdeuf up
on inpuriEes = the Nod md a srrpfsh In m syssen
In tn cure u nevTousnrss sifepiessnes1 dAitstns
Ar-ana i0w 81 nemseY. @ypepsA brsse41fs, H.
plant rheumstima ed sout II b unsarAiIsI
I'd Addrs~ h HALsTKD. \. p, Read Hal Water
euf~, Eosshsmresn, Mass tmehsdsw
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STATE ~ csnrcfieut County q Hartford,
Lzctrs =. H~edr~, frssse-Ht, asa JsshAn Gacdn0vs
fecrwt&ry the Etna Inursres Coz p@ny ~ E%rtforc
Cants sssf seaAx s~x.s~s AMI @aiy d~rese ard
cav an esrh fer hfsss@g ssyK that re fafexcsng
tru- f. sna cusrs s1xfsneBt - affairs q sasa Go
~ aaa TIA. thsy the assx~ akssa racec- sa-rsE
L. It's nEsDgK Prsszxasv
Jesmxx Gsoe snw S4crstsrs
suA~- ned and surrr b~for~ NE s ixs ssv ef las =
Az 1877 HESgT FQwIFs.
lSta-ri Jastses q she fsscs-
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who vould not be beautiful, Who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and disfingrs appearances We observe upon
the stage, and in the city belle 1t is no longer
secret They use HAgan's Magnolia Balm It's
continued use removes tan, frcckies. pimpfes and
rouEhnsss, from the face and hands and isavu
tbs ecnplsxisn smooth, tssnpa<eux- bl0ouing aaa
| rsvishing. Unlike many cosmetics, il contains
no material injurious TO the skin. Any Druggist
viii order it for yeu, If not on hand II 50 cts per
bottle. W. z. HAGAN, Troy, n T., Chemist.
DKMAS BAkNES O. wneIssale AEest., \. !;
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
Drugkista
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Heinsxreet inimifahle Hair Cc3oting II not .
dys. An inztanispesus dye sss esnPossd Of ss-
aar easauie, and more or hess destroy T. yifAhty
and beauty or she hair. This Is the original Hair
cniorfng. and has been growing IN favor No
twehty years II rsstores grey hair TO its orr gin
color hy gradual absorption, in most rsmarkahie
manner. I "a also beautiful hair dressing. ssld
in TIVE sis.s-50 certs ard Shy all dealers.
c. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by 4
Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-23


DOMESTIC INFELlcIrY.-Somc few days
since DR.. W. G. Kellum, n dentist Of
this city, eloped with a young girl, a
daughter of Mrs. Mary Ann Lindsey,
went to Virginia city, and there married
her. The union Of the parties had been
resisted by the young lady's mother,
and on their return it was found that
Mrs. Lindsey did not entertain any par
ticular affectionate regard for her SON.
in-law. At her house in her bedroom
were a trunk and some other articles
belonging to her daughter. The young
wife wanted them and her husband de-
termined to 90 after them. He said he
went and held out the olive branch to
his mother-in-law, but she " didn't see
it." After some parley he proceeded to
the bedroom after the trunk Mrs. l..
followed, ond when he tried to lift the
trunk she sat down upon it. He could
not lift both, and Mrs. l.. made so much
noise that he told her he would take her
to a police officer, and he says he led
her out for that purpose, but finding no
officer, he started for the station-houSc.
She says that he dragged her out of the
house and along the street in n rough
manner. At a grocery several Germans
rushed out and rescued her. While she
was telling them her story, DR.. X. went
lack to the house, s%houldercd the trunk
and walked of. Mrs. l.. procured his
arrest for assault and battery, and tho
case was tried before Judge Rix to-day.
The question arose on the defense
whether a husband has a right to the
custody of property belonging to his
wife and can pursue it into such a place
as the dwelling-house of her mother.
The Court, therefore, took tho matter
under Amusement until Friday next
s. r. Bulletin,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-23

Mr.. SUMNER FASTENED to complete the
structure in the Fortieth Congress by
introducing a bill to ordain negro suf-
frage throughout the North by act of
Congress-in Ohio as well as in Ne
braska-in New York and California
alike. There was not a particle of foun-
dation in any popular expression of
opinion for all this legislation. They
built their house on the sand, and the
floods have come and it is swept away.
Carried off by the enthusiasm which
they had brought to the work, they
were unable to even form q just esti-
mate Of the events Transporting before
them. When the Democrats triumphed
in Connecticut last spring, Mr.. Greeley
proclaimed that we were defeated, not
because the Republican party was
known to favor negro suffrage, but
because it had not been sufficiently
pronounced upon that issue; and
we have no doubt but that there were
many who agreed with him. At least,
the heart of Mr.. Charles Sumner, seated
in the recesses Of his well stocked IL
brary, throbbed responsibility to this
sentiment. 1t was on these ideas that
the contest in Ohio was arranged, and
now We have the result. The mere ap-
prehensiou Of q similar issue lost US
Pennsylvania, and weakened the party
in Iowa. They have discovered the
coming Of the storm in New York, and
have receded. The new Constitution is
not to be submitted at the coming cleo
ton. If it had been completed it would
have contained q negro suffrage clause.
The party may ave itself in that State
by thus calling q halt in time. There
is n lesson of course involved in all this
which ought not to be thrown away
s. +. alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-23

THAT the public mind has become
disguised with the extreme measures Of
many prominent men in the Union party
we have little doubt. The evident de-
termination Of some among them, not
only to secure the colorcd race in the
enjoyment of equal rights, but to give
them absolute ascendency in the gov
ernment Of the country, has repealed
very many who have hitherto acted with
the Republican party. There is no
doubt, moreover, that the violence and
reckless ~partisanship which has marked
much of the action and more of the
speeches of Republican leaders, the dis
regard of Constitutional obligations, the
manifest determination to keep political
power in their own hands, by whatever
means, and the evident purpose to ex-
clude the Southern States from the
Union until they can rely on their sup.
port of the most radical measures of
public and of party policy, have caused
very many members Of that party to
distrust the wisdom and the patriotism
Of those who have usurped its leader
ship and control.-N. Y. Times. 5th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-23

SIDE Issues. THE main question
which now divides the American people
concerns primarily the future political
statu, of that portion of our countrymen
who have just been redeemed from chat
tel slavery. Shall u four millions of
Americans, who are wholly or partially
of African lineage, be regarded and
treated by our Constitutions as men or
as brutes? Shall we count them among
tho call men" whom our Declaration OF
Independence has proclaimed created
equal"? or shall they be dealt with as
an inferior race or caste, with no rights
which others need respect, born to OBEY
laws which they have had and shall
have no voice in making or modifying Z
This question must inevitably dominate
until it shall have in some way been
settled.-N. Y. Tribune.