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Notice to CITY Voters.
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY BALL
MEMPHIS, TENN., October 20th, 1855,

nFFICES for registering voters for the next
~ Municipal Election viii be opened this day
az 10 O'Clock a m and for the nsLt tnlrty days,
At the following places
First Ward-R- D. Baugh. Reg stsr. No. 4
] cksOn street
Second Wsrd-Wm. Chase, Register, No. a
Poplar street.
Third Vard-F. J.. Atweu, Register, No. 24s
Second street.
Fourth Ward. B. woodward, Register. No.
80 second streeL-s
Firm Ward-W. L. Marsh, Register, No. ~
BeRle street
Sxth Ward-Iames Banks, Register, Waldran
Block, Nam street.
Seventh ward. D. Wlmberly, Register,
Ferguson Building, BeaIe street
Eighth ard-FranE TAN.
Attention ts called to the fouOg ing extract
from the ClIy charter, 10 relation 70 the above.
The RegisIer shall open books Tor the regis
tration Of ali persons allowed BY existing laws
/ u vote in any municipal election. and who re-
side in said ward am every voter In each
ward shall, before Offering 10 vote, cause him
| sell to be registered in said books. and snail re-
! eeive rom the RegiNtsr "a certificate OF regis
| tratlOn, which shai De mum Jered TO corr espond
| with the name and number on the books OF the
Register. and no person shall be suffered 20
vote al any municipal election who snail noE
I have and produce TO tile Judges OF election bis
! certificate as Aforesaid; and No voter shall be
/ allowed to vote in any other ward than The one
where he IeEldes and is registered
Oc5o lot ". Mayor.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS last manifesto in
the init Slavery Standard calls for con-
ascation Of the lands Of Southern
81 rebels" and giving them to loyal men,
and especially the negroes. He affects
to have discovered that freedom and the
ballot are not sufficient TO secure the
rights Of the blacks. Each one must
have forty acres Of land. The " danger
Gus power Of a rebelliOus land mon
opoly" must be broken upland the Presi-
dent must be deposed, in order to secure
the power Of the Radical party. If that
Is to be done, what will we have next ?
Radicalism can never be at rest. 1t must
advance more Internal plots, whenever
it has succeeded in the last. When will
il cease to establish itself upon the ruin
Of the country
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GOYER. Died IN this city on Friday night at
10 O'Clock, CHARLES WESLEY, Jr son OF v.
Goyer, aged SIX years, one month and twenty
six days.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
this IS turday) evening at - O'Clock, from
their residence, No. 354 Adams street.
Carriages in attendance.
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DIED.

WELLS-Died, in Batesvule, Miss, on Thurs
day, the SIst, 5. A.. Wells, Jr., Infant son OF
samuel A and Mary d. Wells, aged twenty
months and eight days.
DASdIELL.-Dfed, at kaufman, Texas, on
the 6th Of oct Der, Lewis PERKINS, imam son
Of DR.. ". Bond and c. a. DashIsil; on the eve
ming OF the 10th, Mrs. G. A. DA-HIELL, wife OF
DR.. W. Bond Dashiell on the evening Of the
10Th, ALECE, son of DR.. W. Bono DashielL.
~sEelbyvius and MurfreesbOro papers please
COPY.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, November f.-Dispatebes
from Florence giving the situation OF
affairs at Rome are just received here.
The French troops had arrived at the
Holly City, which is perfectly quiet.
The French were received with profound
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02

AT Washington the departments are
ali exceedingly busy in the preparation
Of the annual reports. Those Of the
Navy aud Interior are. about ready TO.
submit TO the printer in the Treasury
Department. The Comptroller Of the
Currency report s the only one which is
anished,
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Dress Goods! Dress Gc,odsl
n

A Full and Complete stock at very low prices.
Gents Winter Pants. from 81 . TO s. a pair -
Cloth Cashmere and Velvet Vests, nom 81 .
TO s. each;
Fine Business Goats, from 81 to IS 80 each
Heavy OvercOats, from IS to sl2 80 each
Mem Hats, from 81 TO s.;
GEMS Boots and shoes from Panic Auctions,
and selling at a Reduction OF regular prices.
Ladies' SHOES nom Auction
Gents Underwear at a GREAT keducuOni
Ribbons, Buttons Trimming, etc., q fuL
aud oOmplete sock. are included in our late
purchases, and VIII be offered at the same low
rates.
A dollar saved is two earned. Remember
this, ana bay your goods NJ
ELsON'S MAMMOTH z STORE,
ocZI ~ Man Elreet.
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W. S. PICKETT 4 Co.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year OF business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans, and solicit a cofitin-
uaDce OF patronage from our friends and the
will, as heretofore, be under the manage ment
of WM. 8. PICKETT, an cid and experienced
merchant in the New Orleans cotton trade.
and affords to our customers the advantages OF
either market, as their interest or inclination
may induce them to ship
We keep always on hand a good supply of
Groceries, Provisions, BRggfng, Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. WORMELEY, JOY Il COR
SEA Am
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A. s.. LEVY g. CO.,
auction q Commission,
$50 Second Street.
GALES EVERY DAY. Quick sales; promp

VyHE PuLMONIC BALsAM OF Wild
Il CHFRRT y VOID APTHA In a care
fully e8mpOunded medicine. selected with The
greatest care, and mauufactured exclusively By
the dlscOverer. Dr. Williams. At bis Laboratory
IN person 50 That every component particle Of
thl- medicine is carefully analysed and tested
before IL n offered for sale This great medi-
cine, although a beautiful transparent vine
color, and so p~leasantin It's TASTE that small
ct infant viii love IL, yet In tus Effects Il Is in
Simultaneous. after each dose. clearly Indicating
that q most powerful agent Is eneCting a great
cure by allaytng AL the disturbing symptoms
which invariably accompany the train OF dis
eases Ior which this medicine Is specially de-
signed.
Inquire FOR Or Williams Pulmouic BaIsam
Of Wild Cherry an Wood Naptha. SOld by all
druggists throughout the south Dealers can
be supplied Al J. b. WATSON & co =. Whole
sale Druggists and sole agents for this medi-
cine. % whom al orasrs must be addressed.
Oc24 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02

THERE w@ a TunOF on Wall street
on Wednesday that q heavy d~efalcation
had occurred in the Office OF the Pacific
Mutual Insurance Company. Il is sim
ply Of the President OF the Company.
He has resigned. The causeOf his Tesig-
nation issaid to be financial embarrass-
ment.
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TEN YEARS CREDIT!
SO Lots
NEAR MEMPHIS,
At Public Sale
On 10 Years Time.
i est bidder
On Thursday, I4th November 1877.

PROPOSE 70 sell At Public sale, to the Hirh-
On Thursday, I4th November. 1857.
About &C acres Field and Forrest Land On nv
Homestead Tract, situated three miles essf ~
Memphis, az the head o. Union avenue. and
lying between GenGrai avenue and fbe on sfa4a
LIN road. The most popuIsr street pavsmeut1
being nov In process Of construction IN Mann
phiH- god turupikes ~ street raiiwavE On fha
roads leading from the city d eeily through
this property. must soon follow. thereby aT,rd-
Ing the most reasonable probability ofits Krsar
and rapid enhancement or value.
IN stating tne advantages OF this uroperfv Z
would specially refer to the HEALTa Of The
locality az having been always considered
the city enrirOnss while the high character OF
the ueiRhuOrhOod, and the provision made for
Church and School Pririleges combine TO render
10 one oftue most desirable points for q subur-
ban residences which the Vicinity OF Memphis
affords.
The TITLE 70 this properly has been vested
In ny father and myself for thirty years with
out Interruption and D free from any incum-
branCe.
PANS Of the Property msy be had az
the once Of the A~HetiaReeFs. The Ave-
Raes are ODPned AHd the Lets Numbered,
so as tObe Examined At aHy time before
the Sale.
Being Deternfaed 70 SeU Z shall oder the FOL
lowing liberal
TERMS: One-tenth Cash. the balance In Ten
AnnlaGt hlstdimentz, with interest rum date.
warranty reeds gwen, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption These terms viii make
10 very easy FOR any one 70 secure q pleasau I
Home which must constantly Increase IN
value ard comfort, as the growth % Memphis
continues. n. "a. TREZEVANT.
ROYSTBR, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
aerfEncIqada a-.@o-o.-
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AGENTS

J. n Rasberry, general agent iof ArA
Iahn Z. ReardOB, Little ROCK AK
ThrusfOn, Van Buren,, Ark
Read Fletcher, Pine Bun, Ark
Ino. r. Eakfn, Washington, Ark.
Rey. 4. r. WtH6eId, Camden, Ark.
G. 6. Joy, Bolivar, Tenn.
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THAD STEVENS address to his sdher-
ents, which was published on Wednes-
day, continues 10 be a topic Of discussion
at Washington, Is indicating the policy
which will be urged in Congress on the
suffrage question. The assertion Of Mr..
Stevens that Congress car pass & National
Suffrage law by virtue Of the fourteenth
amendment 20 the Constitution exeites
comment, from the fact thAtsaid amend.
ment has not been certified as having
been ratified by thres-fonrths Of the
States. II may be sddedhere that a new
frsge in all of the States by act OF Con.
gress which will be introduced on the
fret day Of the session,
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NURSERY.
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. :. NJ. WHEATON,
PROPRIETORs.

Wy Z are prepared 70 oil orders for syery-de-
w scTiptfou OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and Strawberry Vines anu
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, etc
Our stock is made up OF the Dest setecuons
wbfco can be gotten up, in hurope or America
We solicit currespOndence nom al VINO pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish 20 adOrn their places Win cnolCe anu
rare Flowers and shrubs.
So First class Landscape Garusner.
FI.wsrs for BOqusts and Hrsaths always on
W nescriptivs Catalogues, with prices and
ali necessary iuforma alton, VIII re fululsheu y
mi Iving personally or by letter %
80 d6w II JOHN gRENT a 60.
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Principal Depot for the Southern States for FINLEYs CHURN DAsHEF
at the popular China Hall of g ASTLAND, LLOYD & GILBERT, Nc
3N Main street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents everywhere.
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BEAUTTEs on MILITIRy RITE

We find in an Arkansas exchange,
General ORD's Orders in regard to cleo
tions to be held in Arkansas under the
Misconstructlon Acts, snd copy a single
article, as %stTikingly exemplifying the
ideas Of personal freedom possessed by
officers Of the army who have acquired
the habit Of ~eXacting unquestioning ODE
dience from their machines. To them,
men are made merely to obey, drill and
fight and they naturally think that
they have the right to tell q citizen that
he shall accept an appointment Of Deputy
Sheriff, if the Sheriff chooses to make
il, and that no excuse for refusal to &C
cept will be received.
Here, Of course, is 8 new offence de-
fued, and to be punished. VIII the pen
atty Of d~isobedience be confinement 10
the Dry Tor,ugss?
We are indeed surprised that Gen. ORD,
who had not seemed TO desire to play
the dsspot generally, and who escaped
the misfortune ola vote Of thanks from
Congress for kicking, as others did,
the carcass Of the PROSTATE Constitution,
should publish an order 60 sppremely
ridiculous:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THBATER

NEW MEMPHIS THBATER
Lessee and Manager------W q TH0MPgOR
Stays Manager ------SHIRLEX H. FRANCE
Last night. Farewell performances OF the beau
Inl aEd gifted little comedienne and pri-
ma donna, Miss EMILE MELVILLE.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %, 1877
VIII be presented FitzbaIrs Drama. IN three
acts, entitled
EBM r r A L A
EsmAraida-.---MI5s EMILE MELVILLE
With song or zingarells, Flow on, thou
shining river"
The performances will conclude with the
sprightiy and vfvactous farce OF the
swiss aWatus.
Rosstte. MISS EMILE MELVILLE
with songs-Trio and Grand Finale.
CHANGE OF TUME-Doors open at q 70 7;
curtain 70 rise al u precisely.
Prices as usual. Beatn may ne secured SIX
darH IN ndVauGa
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WHY DO YOU ASK ME- THAT QUESTION, SIR p
fences that the ubOaous and uoubrsomeB item OF chumhg may Oeomen agreeable @ws
ton to the Isba, upo whom such lds usually devove
What's the articles What's the descriptions What's It do
pray, STRIP
Wen It's amply two srew-prope1er wheesa attached 70 thsIowerend oras aRor hsume
which is placed in the "od fashioned" wooden or tub churna nd worked In the ams man
.nr precisely as the old Daher@ th@et owheess vONea rapidly and in cOuutsrd directions
at every p and down mOVsment ote Daher eomp@ey sengsg ad cutting the
ntl the mdnuteHp PARTICLES whHsst hesame time By aid OF te "E bss"A each d.
vision Of the whees,k eeps tie whole bulk OF the cream supplied with constant currents Of
rha r thus securing by the simplest process the true principles Of Good Butter Making"
Well, sir, is the thing simple-Very simple?
Why, s very simple when SEEM that lot word Of explanation is necessary. Why" Bid
.dy,"" Aunt Dnh"O OF 1.-The eg1tyea o. schHd can both HHdTHo"d and ~eL INC eNhdnt nr
their lives imagine any other purposefrt
Is it durable and substantial, sir?
Iism made OF the best Sheet zne-wI notrust #TOpgn neat and with ordinary Gaze viii
Last as long as on and your gandchIduns children.
Long enough; well, my friend. does it make GOOD BUTTER
and QUICK?
ud@s not only make good Butte, but abOutO NEFOURTE MORE to given amounto
cream, under like rmmsance of quality and Temperature and in abOutO W HALF THE
TINE required by the use OF he "dt daher" Am however quite ready to onash ath
will mot make Butter as ucE as the boosted" Five Minute and ether hghtnlng"C hum4 nor
would we hayei so quck 70 he very plain and simple ras0Dth that thee Extraordinarily rapid
operation of such Cnmsy Fields as the rgut a mass @SOFE LARDK HuHm0 H; inheHi
II those RICE. GRALyI WAKY, FIRM and LIVELY QUALLTLESw hch constitute REAL
COOP BUTTER.
Wen sir Ihaveo u ft be"od fashioned Churns-m old family relic OF syshg gene
EothnDg else whatever to eompete the SIMPLEST CHEAPEST and MOST SATHEAC
TORY CRJRN MING APPARATUS that the world has yet produced
Well friend once oe-exu me- sr-ught well pleased, but a little suspicious Can
helm il Arey "a sure mis- not one ouhe Yankee humbuss-oneof the Machine utmegF
bring a abroad guagepg grin to he phzo Of the @tf sHdiOus epeue-but with sonewhato
a change in thu programme and scenery" whenc casting a sly peep Al the COOK after man.
ruuasefts to sHcea bon ortwo. Ugh! such IRkssndu such 'tong1ng' IS all understand
who have been "thuHy done for" #
Nehdnks IdAeuvera mutual sympathy, a similarity OF experience an aAAare er
minadan to avmd All humbugz especially with the" Yankee prefix Ny friend "FINLEKE
DAsEFR" rs No HUMBUG nota bit III. d. It's " hon etnvenhon" and will uPen u
own rue menh win It's way into every household in the land North and sout@ me Dane
las open to- competition and flor" commo Rnss"e every day practical use md household econ
omy, We say 70 YANKEE or anybody else BEAT 1T If YOU CAN
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Retail Price, 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash
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5. The Sheriff OF each county is made
responsible for the preservation OF good
order, and the perfect freedom OF the
ballot al the various election precincts IN
his county. To this end be will appoint
a deputy-whO shall be duly qualified
under the laws Of his State-for each
precinct In the county, who will be re-
quired to be present at the place of voting
during the whole time the election Is
being held. The said deputies will
promptly and fully obey every demand
msde upon their official services by the
Commissioner Of Election, in furtherance
Of good order during the election, under
penalty Of immediate arrest and trial by
Military Commission. SbeTifIs, in max
ing their appointments, will exercise
great care to select men whom they
know 70 be in every way able to serve.
The persons thus selected are required
70 accept. No excuse will be taken for
failure 20 serve.
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j. A. CAMERON & co

Nc. 321gMain Street, Memphis, Tenn,
.-- #.r Agents FOR THE UNITED STATES
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Corrected Dniiy BY ~oOdburu, Smith & Co.,
Nos. J. a 10 Green street. ~ Louis
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TIE proprietors Of the Chattanooga
Union have issued q new daily paper in
Knoxville called the Knoxville Herald.
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". 3.
Late az Meaeham a Galorsath
Memphis. Tenn. .
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Low as &AY HlUsE IN MEMPHIS.
Wagou apd larrlage MsteIiaI

Orders are Ees peeuuly SOllCi ed.
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ELECTION ORDER

HEADQUARTERS lTH MILITARY p1sTErcrN
lMlssIssIIPP ARKASsAsD
OFFICE OF CIVIL A~FFArRE
NIcEsBUEG, Miss, SEPTEMBER 70. ls5z.
General OrderE No. 81
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n I. KOUNS q BRO,5 So Common ST.. NO
hNT. Wholesale Agents. Manufactured by Dr.
N. Perl & Co, Wholesale Druggists, ~ ChartreS
trsst. N. o. sfsNN
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LETTER p NJ H BR ANOoN BAR
10 THE HON 4 Il HANDY.
BRANDON. Miss, 0,


BRANDON, Mss, 5ct2lst, 1861.
. How 4. II. HtEDY:
I Nl7r @j.'--Ihc undersigned. prac.
''cing lawyers at this Bar. have
. learned with regret thatl0u have t.
Signed the Office OF CHIEF Justice of
. The High Court Of Errors and An
I poa.S, and that YOU contemplate re-
moving To- the State af MARYLAND.
Having been familiar with yrVr
. Judicial career, We deem it but prnu-
I or "a bear oar humble TESTIMONY to
the fac5, that your laborS on the
bench halr given almost universal
satisfaction, md that vour official
course L'S been characterized bv a
SINCERE desire to administer tie laws
" without favor, tear or affection. "
And allow us to add, that your opin.
ions show ability. research and indus |
try which the Bar of this State can
reirr to with becoming professional (
pride; and in no solitary instance has /
the impgtatiOn been made, so far as
our knowledge extends. thar your
't'i.hi'iiN h'lNF b'tli IHllVtIlftN III the
slightest degree by popular clamor
nr public sentiment, but. on the con
trarr, the desire and determination
Jn Your part was manifest. 10 admin
Stcr The law Of the land faithfully
nd impartially.
At any time we should regret vour ,
'eglOval from this State. but at the !
present time We feel that we can in +
ltford 10 lose from the Bench one -,
Who has 50 identified himself with !
he Jurisprudence of the State. and
las shown him self honest and sincere 4,
u his convictions of duty, aud fear I
ess and firm in his public and official
lie.
We beg % assure YOU that Won +
AIRY with you our hest wishes for =
our success, and hope your rccollec- ( {
ions 81 professional life in this State !
iay ever be agreeable TO you. (
Very truly, your friends. c
4. Il. MAYERS, y
". Is. SHELBY, e
~. {. HARPER, d
RICHARD COOPER, a
J. L HARGR0VE,
in. S.uTH.
J. L. NCCAsEILI. %
EDrTrr FDTEF- Cd
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MIe sIssIPPI INTELLIGENCE.

CoTToN FACTORIES NEAR ENTER.
PRISE-The work on the Choetaw
Cotton Factory, sit uated two miles
below this town, is progressing finely
under the supervision of the accom-.
plished and energetic architect, Gen.
Shelby, of Alabama. The two large
brick cditices being erected by this
company, are rapidly approaching
completion. and we are glad to learn
that the machinery is now on the
ground, ready to be put in operation
as soon as the building can be com
pleted. - r- .
The Cotton Factory of Parks, Oil
p ant & Co., situated seven miles
from this place, is also nearly ready
to 80 into operation. We observed
the arrival one day last week, of ten
car loads Of their machinery. In a
short time we shall visit these estab-
liShments, and give our readers a full
account thereof Eastern Star.
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MEETING TO ENCOURAGE 1MM1,

MEETING TO ENCOURAGE INTMI-
GRAFTON
at meeting of the citizens of
Madison county, at the Court House,
on Monday, Oct. 2Sth, 1867, Gen.
JOSEPH r. DAVIS was called to the
chair, and S. S. CALHooN, Esq, re
quosted to actas Secretary.
The chairman explained tie object
of the meeting to be to consider of,
and discuss the means to induce the
immigration Of foreigners into this
country.
0. A.LucKETT, Esq Rev. D. t..
BURNS, and A. p. HIM, Esq, sue
cessireIy addressed the meeting in
short and patriotic speeches, warmly
applauding is object.
On motion, the chair appointed Il
committee Of five with instructions
to digest views upon the topic uuder
consideration, and report by rcsolu-
tons, address, or otherwise, to an
adjourned meeting to be held at the
Court House in Canton on Monday
The 6th Of Soy. prox, at II o'clock
Al.
Said committee was announced 10y
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o# 10. Nv Oaa.n- B rl
AT IL QyEET AND PATRIOTIC
EXTRACT.

EXTRACT.
The following are the concluding
remarks Of the Hon. Mr.. E0alhics,
OF Ohio. in speech delivered 10y him
at Cincinnati, Il few days previous to
the late elections in that State. They
viii strike the reader as embracing
sentiments oNI ressiye Of The lortiast
patriotism, with an eloquence and
rathos rarely exhibited in political
speeches in thsrse degenerate times.
"CyruS" said Mr.. VOORHEES,
"more lnstic fingers around his name
than all his victories Themselves:
Snipi0 and PcliclcS tie same. and
Washington the same. But do yoa
want to point ont to youf children
the monsters Of dcpravity, as exam
pIeS for them to have held up before
them, RobcSpicrreS. the heroes. the
CH'igulIs. The rising generations
viii point to ThaddpuS Stevens and
that class Of mel who rule the hour
not az ilIuStrious examples Of ratri.
utiSin, hUt rs strong examples o.
revenge NJ feeling. say the graves
of the dead appeal to Won; bHt more
thaD that. their spirits from the other
world talk to you. They have met
upon the plains where no battleragps, /
whore all are at peace, where the
Dhican and the Kcntuciian walk
. .... l.. i L..
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LY The Circuit Court met on Mon.

L-g The Circuit Court met on Mon
day last, with the Hon. Thomas
ShackelfUrd. of Canton, in the chair
The Judge, though comparative
stranger among our people and bar,
has won the respect of all with whom
he has come IN contact. diana
The Court has progressed rapidly
so far with the civil docket. The
State docket will he taken up tomor-
row, and will probably occupy the
court several days COah0mi0n.