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GEN. nuCKxER AND TBE IRISH.


In a speech delivered by Gen. BUCK
NER at the banquet given to JoHN
FRANCES MAoUmE, in New Orleans,
on the 5th instant, he said
have long known the Irish people,
Mr.. Chairman. Ny service with them
as soldiers dates back twenty years,
when As a young lieutenant Of infantry,
/ was associated with them in our MeXi-
can campaigns. and first learned to bear
testimony 20 their impetuOus courage on
the field And not for courage only is
the Irish soldier renowned but his in
tuitive sense Of honor is apparent even
in the midst Of the dangers 0f the battle
field. Said an Irish soldier 10 me, whose
idea Of good faith had been shocked at
the violation by the MeXicans OF the
terms OF the armistice, "NOw, leffenant,u %
he exclaimed, as we were advancing un-
der a terrific fire, " pll show those feIlows
how 10 break the armistice, =" True to
honor himself, he ever detCsts its viola
tion by others. In later years 10 has
been my fortune to command several
regiments OF troops composed almost eX-
ciusively Df IrisLmen, and / take pleas
ure here ia bearing witness 70 their Cls-
tinguished gallautry on every occasion.
And particularly did / recall the virtues
Of tie Irish character, Mr.. chairman,
when, few short months ago, stood,
in the twilight hour, over the grave Of
one Of the noblest SONS Of Ireland. As !
looked upon the plain board inscribed
with his name in pencil lines, and upon
the withered flowers which the fair
hands Of some Of our countrywOmen bad
strewn upon his grave, I wept silent tears
10 the glorious memory Of Gen. Patrick
Cieburne. lie coumaesa5d brigade in
my division, and afterward succeeded
me in the command Of troops whom l
cannot more highly praise than 20 say
lac was one Of few who was worthy TO
command such men. And conspicuous
amongst such gallant men, and worthy
soldiers OF such a glorious leader, werc
Irishmen, who illustrated their high mill
itary virtues on 50 many fields, and dis
played on so many occasions their fidelity
10 the cause they had espoused.
But not TO the men only Is honor due.
The women, also, of Ireland are entitled
10 our homage and admiration. IL Is in
Ireland as it is in cur own country and
in every other under the sun--whatever
may be tue merits OF her men, the vir-
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DR.. c, SPIECEL

bHs - SFSE - -
CHEMIST. BOtanist and Surgeon, an ole
\ graduate OF the best schools OF Europe and
America, has fitted up rJoms in the Gayoso
Block, 394 Main street, Memphis, 20 accommO-
date patients afiii with diseases OF the eye,
ear, heart brain, skilH kidneys and lEngs,
dropsy, Il ts, gravel. cancer, dyspepsia, rheuuls-
tisIn, piles, neuralgia, syphilis, scrOfula, sup
falling Of the womb, cancers, tumoTs and is
tula in anO. He so seldom fails that IL has been
often said: q II Or. Spies el can't cure you no
one can" Medicine sent by express For
terms and full particulars, address
DR. SP1EGEL. S94 Main st.
nOvQ Menuhfe
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tues Of her women shine with superior
luster. Their praises have been sung by
many a harp, but never in strains which
could exaggerate the virtues of the
daughters of Ireland.
propose, then, Mr.. Chairman, as a
sentiment: "The women of Ireland"
Their every tone is music's own,
like those of morning birds;
And someth .ng more than melody
Dwells ever in their words;
The coinage OF their hearts are they,
And from their lips each flows
As one may see a burdened bee
Forth issue from a rose"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1868. 1866.
FALL AND WINTER T4AnE-
FRIED MAN sRos..
WHOLESALE
Boots, Shoes and Hats.

2SS Main sdreel.
Our stock being now Iarze-ana
compiete, we would respectfully So
heit an examination By CITY and
Country Merchants of our Gooos
and Prices One Of our firm being
always in the market en.hIe US to
offer to buyers at all times fresh
and desirable goods at small ad-
vance over manufacturers prices
FRIEDMAN BROS,
S9S Main So. HsRaPhIs Tenn.
sell
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p O w D e r

on haAd and for sale az No e5 Common street.
New Orleans, il packages Of all Quantities
Also, Drop and Buck shot, Caps, etc. Orders
promptly filed. nOvI "
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FIRST CLASS COTTON LAND
" sale

TRACT Of lana, uns1rpasaec foI me pro
n tirctru OF cotton or corn, g. lflcrac Tor safe
ii 4 ff1lsffd IN peSOto county, Mss, - miles
Iroza Msnphis. Kno,En as section y. town
ship OF range Wesl- sos taf.aes
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COTTON FACTORS,
GROCERG and COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 3SS FRONT STREET,
COpNE,I2 or TrNTON MEMPHIS TENN
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. !, 1866.
We have this day associated with Us in busl-
ness, Mr.. II. NJ. BUGHER, under the name and
style OF Anderson, Gay Bugher.
ANDERSON 4 GAY.


DEAR SIR:
We would respc etfully call your attention 10
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton Faetorsge bus ness in
this place with superior facilities for the trans
action OF the same, and an intimate knowledge
Of the waats OF the planting community, we
feel confident we can conduct your business 10
vsur advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCERY DEPARrM~ Nj, with the increased
fac lities at our command, together with our
lobg experience in tke tTsde, we can guarantee
to our friends and CUSTOMERS o ful anu varied
stock which will enable us at all times to NIL
their orders promptly 4 ut the lowest market
rates. One OF our house viii devote his entire
time aud attention 10 the sale of COTTON.
Having a thorough knowledge OF the same, and
being sellers only, we can at all times OBTAIN the
highest market prices. We are prepared to
make advances ON cotton eoDslgned tOus- All
eOnsignments Of Cotton Will be covered with
Insurance in our open policy, unless otherwise
ordered BY a strict attention TO hu-iuess we
trust 10 merit continuance OF the liberal pa
tronaRe already extended US Soliciting a share
Of your business we remain, very respectfully,
ANDEtusON, GAY q BuGHER.
MENPHIs, Tenn, sept !, 1906. Isei4-
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

TINFURNISHED COTrAGE-NINE ROOMS, TWENTY.
~ I've miles from New York; steamboat daily
for children village churches Post once Rent
TO October $50 Address Postmaster, Matteswan. n.
I q OR II HOARDERS CAN RE ACCOMMODATED. AT
u moderate price, al Mllierton, on the Harlem Rah
road, three hours Ride from city five minutes walk from
BELL q Wall street New York. OF j. s. CoLGROvE. pro-
prieter. Milierton, N. Y.
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S K | r T I.

THE Wonderful Plexibility and gres, cou.
10 ! nnd pleasure 10 any Lady wearing the d.
PLEA ELLIPTIC SHIRT will be experienced
particularly In all crowded assemblies, ope-
rss, carriages, railroad cars, church pews, arm
chairs, Tor promenade and house dress, as the
Skirt can be folded when In use TO oceupy
small place as easily aud conveniently as six
pr muslin dress, an invaluable quality in erino-
Tine, not found in any Single Spring Skirt,
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
Tort and great convenience Of wearing the Du-
PICK Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for single dav.
will never afterwards willingly dispense viii
their use. For Children. Misses and Young
Ladies' they are superior to all Others
They will not bend or break Ike the Single
Spring, bat will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or fur ordinary
skirts viii have been thrown aside ms useless.
The Hoops are covered with double and twisted
thread, and the bottom rods are not only double
springs, but twice cor double) covered proven
ting them from wearing out when dragging
down stoops, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is great favoritc with
al ladies aud u universally recommended by
the Fashionable Word.
Fnonloy the following inestimablc advantages
Ia CrinOlinc, viz. superior quality perfect
manufacture, stylish shape aud finish, frxibiIi
y, durability, comfort and economy, enquire
for J. W. BRApLgr's DurLEx EtIPrfc. or Double
spring Skift' and be sure you get the genuine
CAUTlON.-To guard against Imposition be
particular to notice that skirts offered as "DC.
rLEx' have the red ink stamp, viz, ~. w
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel SPRING." upon
the waisthand-none others are genuine. Also
Notice that every Hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two Tor double) springs braided together there
In, which is the secret Of their hexibility and
strength, and combination not 10 be found In
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Incident at . MASKED nam.

The Vienna journals relate drama
tic incident al recent masked ball in
that city. A young couple, finding
their steps constantly logged by a fe-
male figure in black domino, wers
about 70 leave tho theatre 10 order To-
escape from the espionage when the
stranger placed horself before them ana
dashed vial Of yitriol IN the face Of
the gentleman. The domino on being
arrested and anmasked proved TO be Z
Lady belonging to the aristocracy, and
the wife Of the young man whom she
had thus disfgured; she had also lust
obtained Q Judicial separation from him.
The face and neck Of the husband were
horribly burnt, aud one eye was com.
plctoly destroyed, The domino had al
80 spilled so much Of the liquid on her
own arm aad hand that ampatation be-
came necessary.
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HOME.

The fairest spo, Of all the earth
Il home
The one Of all to which we turn,
Where'er we roam
A pleasant home, happy home,
There Is no place 80 fair,
lfthose We love who smile for US,
But have their dwelling there.
The dearest word I ever learned
Is home
The sweetest song ever heard
Is "Homc, sweet Home"
There may we turn when cares are o er,
When day draws to close,
Aud fid among the loved ones there
A season of repose.
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-...--F--.--srss--.r-.s
his face--in another five minutes, / say,
We entered the black cloud, which closed
around US like u pail, shutting out eyory
ray OF light, so that we could not see
each other, nor even our hands before
our eyes. We now felt our situation
TO be appalling, and all had become
breathlessly still. Suddenly we were
lighted up with erinkling FIRE, that
seemed to play all round aud through us,
aud which was followed by a crash OF
thunder that shock us from our feet.
The ladies screamed, and Ibelieve every
man OF us, not even excepting the pro.
lessor, uttered exclanlations Of surprise
aud terror. We had lnrgc, I've prongcd
grapnel aboard, for catching into trees.
bushes, fences and hedges, when near
the earth, and We were afraid tho lipht-
ming would be attracted by this. It
was terrible to think Of the Consequent
ces which would follow little damage
TO our frail vessel Thousands Of feet
below US, ourbreathless, mangled bodies
would be found by strangers. Again
that awful lightning crinkled over us,
lingering around, and seeming to sot us
all on FIRE, and again that crashing neal
succeeding. 10 the comparative silence
that followed we could hear the wild
roaring Of the wind below us but with
US all was still, Five times more did
that erinHing fire and almost deafening
roar make Us think our last moment
was at hand, and then we suddenly
emerged into lighter region, and saw
the stars above aud the clouds below us.
Alas VIC had only escaped one dan
ger for another. We were ascending.
and the valve was fast We had no
means by which to force ourselves down.
Already the gas was pouring out below,
and We soon begun 70 feel the unplcas.
ant sensations in our heads. We were
going up, up, aud would soon be at a
point where the balloon would burst /,
What was TO be done /? Something
quickly or our voyage would end in
eternity. The professor himself became
alarmed. He pulled and tugged at the
cord till he felt itwas hopeless, and then
s'ooa 'Vr q lew minutes with his hands
Pressea against his temples. There was
no crying, or complaining. We all
kneR our danger, aud 10 silence, except,
perhaps, on occasional moan, were pre-.
pairing ourselves, By repentance and
prayers, Tor our last great change.
Suddenly the professor started and
threw Oh his outer garments with great
Iapialty, ana then drew OF his boots.--
! nc next moment, without . word to
as, and before We Yere aware Of his
purpose he mad sHalg himself cie~r of
'he car ana was poiaiy climbing up the
ropes 70 ihenet'ing sbcye, with nothing
70 keep INN IRON the eternal fall but
tue iraii noia OF his hands. We COM
prenendea nus designs and ali how
prayerlgiiy We watched him, in the dim
iient, ali ne had gone beyond our sight
and then how we elasped each others
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Bells Tonic Pills

Arc recommended as the most Ehlcacious, Re-
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world.
A Package, Price Five Dollars, will last a
month, and is generally sufficient.
In extreme eases or Debility and Impotence
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Price Two Dollars, Sufficient Cor a month, can
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II gives Strength to the Organs, and with
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to Young Men, sent free, Ten Cents required to
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false friizos, your switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, aud not worth fig;
Tome aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
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whatever cause Il may have fallen out) and fore
ing growth Of hair upon the face, IL has no
equal. twill force the beard 10 grow upon
the smoothest face in from five 10 eight weeks,
or hair upon bald heads 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 or beard. Their
assertions are false, Us thousands Of living wit
nesaes iron their own experience) can bear
witness. But many will say, how are we 10
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certainly Is difficult, as nine-tenths Of the DIFF
ferent Preparations advertised for the hair and
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II your Druggist does not keep Il, send US one
dollar and we will forward 1t, postpaid, togeth-
er with reception The money, which will be
returned you on application, providing entire
satisfaction "a not given. Address.
w. J.. CLARK a co., Chemists,
20, , West Fsyette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
NAJ
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IN every style and yaricty.
ing had great experience in our bnsi.
'e feel satisfied IN saying We can sell
pas to . greater advantage then can
elsewhere.
Give us 4 call.
30,--tf.
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AsTROLOGY.
The World Ast0niShed
At THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
JADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoGIsT.
hdnme m. A. PERRIGO.

)he reveals secrets no mortal ever knew.
restores 10 happiness those who, from
cfal events, catastrophes, crosses in love,
i ofrela,ions and friends, loss Of money,
!, have become Respondent. She brings
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|tofes lost or stolen property, tells yon
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8 in what you viii be most successful,
ses speedy marriages and tells you the
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She reads your very thoughts, aud by
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he confguration--froin tho aspects and
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e heavens at the time Of birth, she de.
IS the future destiny Of man. Fail not
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|sts you but trifc. and you may never
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rences Of the highest order furnished
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Address,
MADAME II. A. pERRIGO,
70. DsawrR 2eS, Buffalo, Y. Y.
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Z correspondent Of ths Amaricaa
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CAUTION!

The above Remedies have now been before
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in the alienation Of human misery, has excited
the cupidity Of several parties, who use the
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OBITUARY..

aosnotcb from Columbus, o., to the 6incin-
,oti G0zette gives some particulars OF the death
q Hon; e ho +, EiaRth District on sunday morn
INC last, at Marysville, Union county, ln haS
state. The despatch says =
"From advIces received here regard 70 this n1,
,-.sinats occurrence, IL seems that MT aAullSou
the ward and that lis son Thomas who Is ia,
sane approached him from sd With an ave kiiag
6I% Spw Sstanty After rating this horrible d deco
he could be secured ne attempted @ 20 s
brother Sgt S.iy !. about Il years OF age. and nls
Insanity has fereotore been OF very mu1 9i, i9iLn,
such as wSSu S1s attended scnoo regularly and
70 have been qp,e Gigepb n6 bss beeS eN M
dngly meaucholc OF late so much 80 as TO attract
The Says ago that he might he examined by his
GnSe, TS so pr j. w Hamilton. The Doctor pronounced
i aGec cd with insanity of inactive character,
and advised the teacher and the boys father, whom
ne n,IS some lime attempt TO commit some terrible
deed a warning which the affair OF to-day shows
swife and several children, to whom no man could
have been q Under husband or father"
Mr.. Hamilton was elected to the Fortieth Con-
gress as the successor OF Hon. Jas. r. Hubbell.
He was one of the most wealthy aud influential
men in the county in which he lived and was
especially known and loved for his deep interest
in all benevolent enterprises and his kindness
toward the poor of his neIghborhood. P0liti-
Cally he was very thorough and sincere Radt-
cal; man Of strong convictions, and hrm in
his adherence thereto. He served some time as
q
was a contemporary of Judge Chase, and under
the administration of Mr.. Lincoln he held an
important Office in the revenue service. He was
about City years of age.
Madame DLdiee, the Opera Singer.
Madrid Correspondence London Advertiser. Dec. s.
The opera has rarely boasted of a more plea
SAINT singer or of a pleasanter woman than
Madame Nautier Didiee, who has just died here
of a pulmonary complaint. Alas, poor lady
it seems but yesterday that we sat entranced in
our sail in the Oriente listening to her joyous,
spirit-stirriug "Santa Luca;" the noble Neapo-
liton air which she introduced in the singing
lesson in the Bdrbtere in lieu of that interml-
naole ''Rode's air, with variations" in which
the proud cOntraNos used to bewilder them
selves and their audience in intricacies of labo
rious song. She was folio we'd to the grave by
the director and all the troupe of tho Orente
Theatre, including Madame Pence, who was
deeply affected at the loss of her friend. The
playbill of the Oriente ale posted about in deep
mourning, from respect to the deceased; and
Madame Pence has obtained a few days respite
to mourn for her beloved colleague.