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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

PHE HoE-HANDLE ARGUMENT.-The homely
common sense of the freedmen often hits the
nail on the head in the discussion of political
topics in the South, as witness the following
"good thing" said at a radical meeting in
Shelby county, Tenn, day or two since, by
a colored orator, who was a slave two years
ago.
"The Rebels are trying to use us as catspaws:
they say we ought to hold office but seven
wears ago we dldn't hold anything but hoe
handle, and would not now If they could have
their way"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

Ir WOULD seem that the European journals
will never tire of discussing the purchase of
Russian-America. We find articles in every
one of the leading papers on the subject, all
of which speak with great wisdom and pro-
found sagacity, when in reality they know
about as much about the country as we do,
and that is little more than it's geographical
shape. The last expression of opinion which
is attracting attention is that of the semi-ofi-
cial organ of the Gear, the Journal de Saint
P5terSbourg which says:-
"To appreciate a transaction, it is indis-
pensable to know its motives, its details, and
its whole significance, none of which have as
yet been made public" But, with the know
ledge at hand, it regards the affair as "trans-
action of reciprocal advantage, which will pro
baby result in profitable reaction upon the
commerce of our (Russian) ports in Eastern
Siberia, in giving a new value to possessions
which we have not been able to develop ac-
cording to their worth, and, finally, in as
suring protection and ample satisfaction to
the commercial and political interests of the
two contracting parties in the Pacific Ocean,"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

CHANGE OF NAME.-Mr. Nasby has changed
the name of his famous institution from
"The Southern Military and Classicle Institoot''
to
"The Ham and Japheth Free Academy for the
development NV the Intelleck NV all
Races Irrespective NV Color"
In making this change the Board of Direct
ors set forth the following se,o vie,cs in regard
to Noah Ham, etc.
l. That in this emergency we are iustified in
douot1n whether Noer got tite at ali the state
ment IN the Skripters to that effect bein on
doubtedly an error NV the translators
2, That ef he did get tite he did't cuss Ham
at all.
3. That eff he did cuss Ham, the cuss wuzn,t
intended to extend beyond Canaan at the mr.
thest, and hence his descendants go scot free
4. That ef the cuss wuZ really and trooly in
tended to attach to all NV Hams descendants
irrespective nv color, to the end NV time, it
ha1nI NV no creek In Kentucky, ez that State
sich ez hez bin adopted by her Legislacher.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GFOr additional Special Notice, Gee ne Second paoel
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

TIE NATIONAL DEBT OF GREAT BRITAN.-
From Treasury return just printed, it ap-
pears that in 1866 the total amount of the
English national debt was fSO2, 842, ,949 of
which f773, 3l3, 229 was funded, fs, 1877, 700
unfunded, and Ell $4,000 the estimated
value OF terminable annuities. In the same
year the terminable annuities created were
E102, 283, those expired G79, 1914. the value of
those reduced, G5s9, 643; obligations were
cancelled to the amount of 92,554, 800, and
funded debt paid off TO G2. .455 O6R.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

The DEAD MrKADo.-The Japan Herald says
the late Mikado died of smallpox, and adds
that this disease, although common to the
country since the time of the first Milxado,
Jingmoo Ten-o, who reigned 1868 years ago,
has never been known to attack the sacred
person of a MikadO until now.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

THE PENNSYLVANIA HosPITAL.-On our sixth
page will be found an elaborate history of the
origin and progress of this noble institution,
from its foundation in 1852 to the present
time. This sketch will be found to contain
much that is of interest to the general public,
as well as to the patrons of the Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

PRICE OF ExEMPTIoN.-An order from Mar
shal Mel, French Minister of War, fixes the
sum of 5000 francs ($600) as the price TO be
paid by the conscripts of 1866 who are liable
to be embodied this year, for exemption from
military service. The price last year was 2lOO
francs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

KENTUCKY JUsTIcE.-The following incident
serves to show the beauties of Democratic rule
in Kentucky:-
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in Kentucky:-
"a mob visited the Jail in Jessamine county,
KY, on the night OF the 26th ult., and shot
negro boy, confined there for killing white
boy who had whipped him. The negro WdS IN d1s
iron cage and the mob, being unable TO get the
Ken sh0t him through the bars On the same
night they hanged another negro said 70 be an
accom- mpllce.V
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-07

t9sy@ NEWSPAPER ADvERTIsING.-JoY
CoE q co. Agents for the 'TELEeRAPH
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country, have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHEsNUT Streets TO No
IA 8. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT.
OFFICEs-No IA s. SIXTH Street. PHILADELPHIA:
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 7OAp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence, in the vicinity
Of Amite City, La on the 18th Of June,
ult, Of neuralgia Of the heart, Rsv. W
H. BAYLLSS, aged 81 years and !
month
The deceased Was born in Columbia
county near Augasts, Georgia, on the
18th Of May, 1906 AZ an early period
after he was grown, he commenced the
practice Of the law His commanding
talents soon gave him proninent posi-.
ton in tho profession. In sx4l lts
joined tho church. Shortly Afterwards
he abandoned the bur, and connected
himself with the Baptist ministry, snd
for a period Of ~ years, up to the
time VI his death, wns a faithful, zeal.
Gus. aud devoted minister Of the Gospel.
Few Men whose deaths it has been our
duty h chronicle, will BIO more deeply
deplorcd than the subject Of this notice
For several years his ministry was con
6ned u North I.ouisiala, and to this
portion II Tsxsa u, Vas known not
alone as no appeared in she pulpit, but
~ u citizen, and in the fson1Das Of so
cialintercoursc Allwho thss b. n ,hin,
will bear testimony To the purity and
simplicity Of his lie, his frank, cordial,
aud unobtrusive manners, ARd his dcvo'
ton to dnty Ills pulpit orasory was
marked BY its extraordinary range OF
though. and originality, its correct mr..
raugement, perspeoaity, felicity OF style,
aud commanding eloauenec His feel
ings were ardent md sincere his na-
turo generous. No sor,lid continent in.
lusnced him. lie lived for his church,
his family, and society. His moral M
ture, controlled by the divine influences
Of tho Gospel, dispensed in his outward
conduct. its love and IL charities
A noble heart has ceased 70 bsAs an
intellect that I'll admired has passed
away. liis presence, hia blAa1 soils,
~ cordial welcnme VIII gssos - Nv
more. Namxht 10 I'm ~ friendship,
but to cndeavor to comfort his AFFLICTED
family, and to plant Aowess upo" his
t1suk. U VT rfsFtr.
II was in the family circle where be
was best known that he vas uost honor
ed and lovs1 Hi devotsd daughter,
writing from Amits CITY ssys he died
suddsaly aHs Nd EseN quite sick
for several wsshs but Walking about
al. over III. place, tp u ne day Df his
death. On ~ nsosnlng h hooked bet
ter and more ehesstsf tkan aasal IL
seemed 10 have q prssentiaept he wca'd
no: be with u loaa; for he sid oee
dsy at the table, dent think Am
ro;ax to llvs long for every day sesn.s
E. =. A..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
SPRING 1867.

WE ~ bow ssssisiag assA ~
wv aea y or pseeesl l~nsscs ssoeh,
psssksssA h Nss Oylsans dssiag the
~ ~pANoC" u greatly ssAsss1
saAss, 10 pan, Wis
sPRIrG PRINTS,
PKRCALtS
MuSLlNH,
DRnssti AND
VAIL B8nAlak.
Al fan H. II
WHITE OOOlbd,
LACkA.
TRiAAINGs. Ia.
Also = spsssaiA vssisty 81
0ENTS'
N>AvAvs\sv NctM>~y.
A reAsssl ss1as.
STRAW HATS.
H.. As., As., H..
A. AGENTS, - hsvs ~ saAihiAioa
GANG PlAJWh,
FTAVVORD CuLTivATORs
WANING MACAlNH,
COTTOA PLANTING,
WABHiN0 MACHINES,
hnlNell1 MACHINES,
COTTON 0lnH,
fOR7Asl.xsrKAM kx0rxkx,
WHEEL nAn 3OWH,
r., h., IL.
l. q. OeA11es 4 C.
Ms ILiss7- Ass,N
= u n ~ = . 2
HUTH.sIDk or rUBLiC nQCAk1
Msssesst, TsssA
L. r 80 NOS r..
. EFFECTIVELY qssasaep = u
II ~ pa1ssoA ~ ~ psAe1p ooaeuat
,, ~ = ~ 1sssd ~ 0UH DoOe
= ~ gssoh ~ q ~ squass, ~
~ - q ~ W. 4ssAe SI4ohsD
VAsnlAov - hnss = - y h6
~ ~ . ~ ns1isa ~ b ~
81 49, ...a
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SiiREV EPORT.

SHREVEPORT.
ICE MANUFACTURING CO.
ESQ. wiiitsassa. Prsi1sst.
. BOOTS SHOES AND HATS
J. .. LssiA Tsakss ~ rhssnoaS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
aAacy 49, Pollard
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC.
v. ssA n. JssoAs. rAsa ssd ThsJ~f.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
ftaeS..os NORRIS al Co. General Net
cAssdt1s aAd Cotton Fsctors.
DRuOa&c.,
whiss and %.
HIDES, PELTitlEs, WOOL, &C.,
n. u. Orton aud Go.
COTTON HAl-rORS.
Battle ssd Doty. esi
FORWARDING AHDCOAMiHSiON.
Johs n. Howell.
NOTICE TO sliiPPERS ny b. r. X
jack whastos, Issshs.t~t Dsssss ssd
vsvsss. I
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT
yosss ssA MARKS. n<k. asd 0ad.
Packet LINE or BOATS.
Alsl,4ma sad MA,iesal. stssnss Csssiiss.
He'd atvsv fAeAst.
COTTON. FACTORS. a
b. y. Msstis. Bsta6 ssd ,oty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

n. The words Of Gerrits Smith
ought TO ring in the ears Of those
nsn North, who are recklsssly dr.
wing the couauy towards the co'hs-
sation Of the lissle property seh in
The South. HI very wisely and justly
T1Assrvcs .sshst conAscssion once en-
'gIssa upon, i. vii be dsasIs, II
~ impossible, to sss limits to tho
spread Of its demorali1ing power
The spirit of la~lsss greed engsn-
dsssd BY eosascatios will no more
atop II State aud other lines than
viii the AaHss Of a prairie hre st the
word Of comnasd." Those who sov
the wind may expect to reap the
whirlwind.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

Portable asd staiioesry
STEAM ENGINES,
COTTON PLANTERS
= Z. u ~ y. vie, VIE.
ciiAs n wYNNE 4 CO ,

cHAs u wYNNE 4 90,
Dealer. in A Agricultural lnpl-~sn.s,
No i7J Grasisr 81 Nov Orlsans
Orders ios shs above msnhsnery soli-
cissd BY
a q GREGG = co, Ax~sss,
Msrshsll, Tssas,
A. whose store rosss sampies eas b~
esaain~si and tested
- Cash n accompany all ossier-
aid fos lowest cash price.
Cosson tAkc~ In ~schAass ~ ia mar
hs, ,alse ca day II delivery
Apvsl u, 81
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.

NJ ItSlll lllOOA ~
MARSHALL.
MERCHANTS
q; g. o-ss . Q, ssee'.s.s . s.sA~
~ - Ma s.'' $3.50 Ss:: 4. & Il i -:
O.. Xy<v' i~Sss' ! O.. hnf. nsvisy 1 O..
oehiI'r-s 4 havs<y, Z. a. nsrs. l.. c. n
Lhls SD Co.
DRUGGISTS
rr.sh v Wood, O. @. Gssss Co., A. s-As.
HCTUA
phYsitfANs
pr. u. '. whssNVsss. De. Jshssaa }
Grain. pr. :. xassa, II. 4 ?. ~, n. Z
J. BesN.
DENTISTS.
Johnsss ! Slaughter. }. u. rulls. - T
LAWYERS.
frssss 1 QssQs. Cssses Lass, lili I langley
!sAa y wUeeA jsAs hssae. o. ,. IxparsaS.
sss.A.sa I Pope. I. l.. H'sA'svs', II VI.
NOTARY PUk.lC.
X. Il. nsvsA
REAL. EsrATE AGENTS.
y. NO. = o..
WATCH MAKERS.
DsvA ~ thail. 4. =. nsesss.
PHOTVNsWAPfflsT>.
". u. Bsuc~.
BARRIERS
Aussstss Prsskr.
SCHOOLS.
M.soaie fenAls iA~sitsts. MaIsAAIi ruivsr.
stty, tns-pssAsat. Mis kt.sa M rios, Mr.
Cssksy. ssa Mn. Yoasx. Do.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
WI Carter.
HACKS AND DRAYs
D. N. haikiu.
LIVERY STABLES
naeh. In sessscttsa uisA Ozp,toi Hsssl.
e hsmassh." natss Srs4eslA.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
puvsi 4 Go.
UNDERTAKEN
IRoNTiE
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,
y, u. IAvis ca.
NEW ORLEANS,
- A. n. G'is~oid 4 Co. Jsvsl'y aud Yssry
Goods.
NJ. Paasi, Fancy GooAs 80 win.tnss.
Cfescest C,iy toasrco vos1s. Mayor hrsth
crp.
puib~ar Commercial! College.
CONFECTIONERY.
sAus~s twpis q. ". nsust sad Co
SOAP.
s. ties.e. Agt and Coaa.is~son Merchant.
DRUGS ETC.
w. Ducongc, v. n. Rtssrer. q. N. Nor
fison.
MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC.
Kn,sht / Co.
Thos r. Rcdlsy A Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
lsss P'sve 4 Co.. Importers.
SILKS, Ribbons, 4 FANCY GOODS
PssAiss ! Hrvsdlasdes.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
L. 0suaswsld.
0GNL. COMMISSION MERCIiANTs
Perkins,, ssensoa \ Co. N. .. sve~soa.
rsskins, 4 70. n. Y.
WHOLESALE aROCERs
aehaiAsr 4 zssstb'ss.
3 -. Hart aud 90.
Tatr Co,
SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX 1 Oibba. n. Z. neaAsicA NJ cssAl.
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.
p. y. Moody / Co,
sADDLERY.
y. " Bn,ih. Hotter. Psssspss Fesnet.
CLOTHING, ETC.
l.. w.si.ycs.. Thos. &. !'syan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
How ard Tally. b. n. Harley \ Go. J J.
LsAk, n Ware 4 Sou, Brooks. Nc Doasld 4 Go.
Wei. ri. ! Co. = J. h.ro". Dean Asss.s
4 Gzh, W. J. tobson, RsWl,ns A Aurrsll.
Wsrre0, Crawford \ Co, r. \ Scott 4 c..
Rosev, prothrc 4 co. sObsr, Atvstsr, . TO-.
Joha Phelps 4 Co, logan. senni 4 Chi.
borne Joha T., Nance Il Co. Pessr~ and Pace.
GROtERs.
v. J. Hart 4 Co., Buss~y and Stevens, Arthur
Stone 4 TO. Geo. " iIyrne 4 Co Grifhn \
Porch.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
North, lush and Mason. X. starssosssss.
DRY GOODS.
Moore 4 Hosciord.
STEAM ENGINES n HiLElts
q. n. ivens,
BOOTS AND sliOEs
Joha Henry sAd Co. Psss. Peel. = No
ran, Everett lane, .....
FVitEiuN 4 DOMESTIC LiQuORe.
Bash~e ard COaDey.
CARPET WARkliUCHE
Borp.caa and Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, X SHEEP.
Peters. Pace and Andrews. all T~sas men.
aud reliable.
COAL OIL. LAMPS. ErC.
Hill 4 Vsssie.
HARDWARE AM. NOTIONS
slocomb. baldwin, b Co, u. }. huilsa.
BOOKSELLEits
Brlock and Co.
DRY GOODS.
Ncsisa And vs,ss. v. Hstsst. ". g. fom
kias and Co.. u. ". BsAckss anA Go.
.-s MATCHMAKER
". v. Boekley,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
JEFFERSON.

usiespAa ! tsra. connis-ios And Whsosn's
nsschasas.
J. q. PrsstDa ard Co. wsole~sls Dssxaaea:
psScy Dry Goods.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

His said that Bismarck vas :
silent aud moody spectator Of NaPo-
Icons great military shcu at Long
champs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
Mouse and Ant for HAles
nEsERABI.E property In the city q
~ Marshsli. Apply 10
HILL / LANGLEY
Marshall. NOV -. '66. l6u

Marshall, Nay "a. '66. l6.u
j.. 4. BRADFIELD,
AUSTIN STREET,
2ad Door East IF .va@moh Lirsry
Stable,
ISnow in receipt and receiving q eoss-
/ plete and well selected stock Of
: 4 ROCE les.
Ccnsialieg in part Of
sugar, CoRes, F1o~r, Canvassed iians
lirsakfass aad Clear tids Bacon,
Lard, Molassss, Golden Syrup
Salt, Candies, Soap, Mack.
crel, Oysters, sar.
dimes, Candies,
Pickles,
Ketchap Sauces,
Vinegar, Mustard.
Pepper, Ginger, whistsy, T.
Spices, brandy, Wines, Postas,
Ale, Brandy Fruit saokinx s.a
Chewing Tobacco, Cigsss, aaaK Re.
dor, sho., Lead, Caps, Nalls, Tubs,
Buckets, nrooos etc, etc.
Frssh Corn Meal always on hand-
lie 10 prepared to sell n cheap a. The
cheapest snd hopes bc fair dealing and
strict at1sntion 10 business 70 merit :
.aarsof yhs pablic patronage
July ID, 1857 n4S'f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

~ The Thompsons, with L.
in their name, have sold out tho San
Antonio Ledger to the prcprictcrr Of
the Herald Of that city. Tho vale
dictory which announces the demise
Of the paper is model ccmposi,ion.
We publish below an extract from it,
with the hops that ii may induce
every one indebted 4" tho printer,
to come forward and settle
THE material on which this paper
has been printed is completely worn out
having once been part Of The material
with which the New Orleans Picsyunc
was printed, over l6 years ago DO not
wonder that the Ledger has sometimes
been badly printed when the typeis worn
down 10 the first mick When We
purchased our interest in this establish
lent we were not aware Vf the exsellent
~ 6aanciering qualities ef The indiv'd-
al Who was last IN the eslstosial chair, >
NorpA;s--under his management the
psespssky Of The Ledger was forever
Masi.d. Reader, We thought we wos}d
make money out Of the Ledger, but vim.
ions Of certain and sundry notes and
judgments which continually present
themselves remind Us that we have made
: miserable lailure, Is $500 out Of
pochst making money! We appealed
10 our Numerous delinquenh to Psy up,
ard oaly two Nv, D Carey Of San Mar
cos, sn2 Hon. T. D. sawyer, OF san
Francisco, Cal responded like me'sT-
nen Who were too honorable and honest
70 swindIe a poor devil Of q printer out
Of his hard Learned gains Daily VIC pass
and rcpass men on oar streets who eve
this odce money--small amounts il is
trss,--but many SNAIL ones make
large one, and would, IL paid, have
enablsd us v pay our printers, and
inset all othe necessary expenses but
i j, all Up wisDr US. We do pot part
with our numerous ress!ers with any re-
srst. for our association has not bee"
very plcasunt 70 W. We ARE not angry
with any oas, for the times are very
Md and nonsy scarce. Now, We BID
- N adisa--fsQuesting you to depioy
your scatssrcd dinss asd pay to the
Scs;or Of this Asm that which is justly
our own. Ws ask no more.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

Hon. Jess D. Bright hss sccePssd
the nomination = . candidse Fos
eest 10 The Ksatssty Legislature.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
April 10Th, l@,
". {. WA~e SEMINARY
YOUNG LADIES'.
Nashvilles Tenn.

THE lssgsss psissAs sshaus. 81 yeaaG
iaAiss II Ne heaasl Th, balDAisg
has svssy naAsss sspiissss, asA y -.
sslIsd BY ~, " aay, y tAs kesth. ~
fuvsisuss b ~ nswsat, ssd embraces,
hsstdss App~sasss ssd Cshtses II Ms.
erals, An (rrps, . Harp, Guitars. -
afs-s ssw fssass Ths s~srhsrs hsvs
bssn ssIssssA III esp~rity, snp~saenss,
and snsial ,sosstio~ Tks e"ssse u -
cowp1s%s - Say sehaA IN he kosth,
and will, II tisss y taAsa ~ n1sesv II
qualify the g,spn fsw ss~sAlex.
In Mssis, l'ss~iaG. ~ retssi~s,
osly ~ ssastsv. ~ emps~ysd rseal
ssssssiss y ~ 10 assssss s~d health
With tasAy n e,ss 49, hsadesA, tAs
l'rissipsi hss NM spsst twsnty .ass lSoi-
lars TT n-disIss the esssses year,
French taught sd srsksa BY sasi,.
ksshsrs, 1sAsis asd Orssh gives n I'll
wisAost change. Kspswsss 1ssxs fso.
e5a0 " $50 Pc. ysas.
Tks !'s:ss:rai sesc:. 70 sks E3ttos u
Tile paper, u iss Y Mosslsy, Jsesssor.
{, Jsd:s lissley, T'ylss, ssd Cd. } J.,
Canp, NilnNs, Tsxaa
~ n ssss ssssloa sIlI ep<a Mon.
asy s.pAsatss ~, l67
Aasshsu, Jsas !. 81 sAc-5ssos
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csa "a 49,.

n| ~ "|| r.
The following Is fsea the Men,
phi. Appeal. n statement. co"
tanned Ia II arc ssss extraordinary.
!. NJ. 4 bale Of eottss, ssys tho
wnstvsnsry Advertiser, - bscn
"a X Mosteonssy, ser do ~ sup
- s any othss SouthepA sity,
LL.. q close Of The war, vlGksst
The - inert Of the three per cent.
,sx rcauired BY ~ NV 20 b paid
% ssch possd. So ~ - tho city
of Meuehis iac,,acssHed vs voueA for
the truth Of ~ stsssacsa Of he
Advertiser, aad ~ bslisvs With that
paper. that il 10 trss With fssereace
10 every other Southern city Ths
payns,t, says ths Advertiser, VI A.
ieen dollars per hals, ought certain
IL to sHssa fns rsvssuc 70 the
,.ovevmnsat; ~ W. End shs scarf
ling ssatsosat recently msAs, that
the Government has never derived
one dollar Of benefit from this tax.
supposias The nuahsE Of bales which
have reached market to ~ $780,
900 for the pat year about 81. 00o,-
ooO Of taxa hsvo bssn collected,
and yet the Govsrnnsat, we are In
formed, hss saver received the hSae-
a Of one as,laf Of tkis huge amount.
The way Il b diapossA Of b this, ~
cordins to ! speech recently made
|by Honcsshh "a. Cooper, . member
lof Ceneensfs 1ssn this State. Mr..
Cooper ssys that not ono. csat Of
this tax goes 10 pay aay Of the debts
or officers Of the United States.
Thosc who manufacture tho raw cot
hon. General Butler for instance, will
manufacture, say 100000 pounds.
Butler goes to Washington, presents
MS bill Of isding, showing 10 has
Whipped that day 80 much, l00,000
etunds say, Of manufactured cotton,
ana draws from The Treasury Of tho
h pited States three cent. for every
bound hat the bMl Of lading calls
Tor. II this b 50, no wonder Inst
he pure nis6a4 CongssssEsa npon
New Enelapd = violently opposs =
repeal Of thu sdious ard uajsst tag
,bos tho energy ssd hope u n al.
ready dpcpiy oppsessedPeopls, Why
Hcnsbor 6pragus, Of RHODE Island,
he great manuiacturer' Of New Eng
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NY aasortment Of Couaing Stoves n
VI ss'sspASs. ! hsvs - COED Stoves ~
any made in The Unitd Ststes, which I
VII srIl chssssr thss yos cse hus slss
where Stevss, With Finssa Cooking
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y 10 ssr hasdssJ dslsss csswscy II
you wsn, Stove, yoa eau make nsossy
by Ceiling on mr in t'me.
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Msssh.n, April ". 81.
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Henry =. Foote, the Ex-senator froM
MississipPi. and late Confederate Con.
gressNnn, Is out in the IT. Louis Demo-
erAa Tor female suffrage. lie says "
Am In favor Of allowing he baliA w
wome. II mature yessp ~ csss the II
pabkek and ! ventura 70 psediet tAat
the tiae is not now far dissan, who's
this wiz "a permitted in every ssa,e II
the Union
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Sara ANSA.-When Saass Asa
rsschsd Csmpsschy h vs. net with
many jealous Representations O.: he
part Of the pcpulaee-ths ssei,ed
crowd, composed mainly Of the lower
classes, surrounding hin and de.
handing that ne Be killed on tho
spot. The .ssiss peninsula Of Yu-
cataa ~ss 10 the hands Of the Libsr.
als, vko, % The 10Th slt., sxscutsd
several Of the leaders Of the lmpsrial
cause. TIE Csmnandsr Ia -chiefAad
bes. compelled TO rssiss, ssd rsseh-
ed Havana BY the spanish steamer
on tho 18th ult. Their was, how.
ever, much dissen.ion between ths
several parties ipto which the citizens
we're divided, ssa various plans ssse
urged TO avoid delivering up the city.
The American and Eaglbk suls,
however, il is said, and the ultra ~.
publicans, sdvised an ,nmsdists sur
render.