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,sesDs yovs share II the busdsns d sossss'
neat: ssd he public faith. ] will sos''''s''
Oil b sss,sdI, preserved. and yos nay
live TO . green old sss 10 hsppiaess '"s
Bu, there 10 no hope NOW save ID ne
speedy sjse,,on II The radical dssssuensss
from powss md piscs. ! k1ss ,hss. fright
scsd q the ,huudrs tones 81 On s"rsgsd
poodle 10 the is,s elections. ihsy came W
10 THE sessisn Of cong'sss osw'i"g ho'''e'y
fos ,s,veoehmsns end seiorm' Bet that cry
10 slse sdy forgotten, md they hsvs 'u'ass
more usdIy snc 6s'esiy 'hsn ever to '"s'
scheme Of consolidation. despe,ism. snd
me.suses the, mus, resuh IN ,hs soses'y
end ruin at the people. II sould % %
easy Tor E,hiopisn 70 chang bic 'kin o. Id
leopard HE spots - Tor this Congress to 70
,uro 10 the prnciplss OF economy end jns
lice oudsr the Constitution. But. cir, ! d
no, despsir ei the E'pubiic. The people
are ssoused 81 last. ,hank Tod. The briEh
angel o. hope 10 spreading her wirgs one
NOR. over our heluved land. Tie dsrl
cloud this, has 81 long hung like . pail ove
our coun,r, 10 az sdy sncisc'ed With y silve
lining. The des,ructis~s snd malignant
are q, ing gu, in ihsir sroneto!ds. The.
vii, b. driven 20 di,Hsscs and ,gnon'inv frou
I,hsse ksiis. 7 .~e u. sm; ] s~s il with III
~. al pru,h.cy The psi"cip'ss o. econ
omy aud jus ice ~''l o"ce more 'sk' ch"'s
Icf n. au,ninisWacOn Of "uf Government
} 'Prosp. ri,y. iibrrs,. s"e HOPE vii sr'u'"
is.sdd~u the h.sVs a. our Ov. vhu' deuSd peu
|, people. Aud th-N. s''. when 'hs' hsPp
idsv arrives, I ~ua:d sNsg3' say w"h R"o
odd Simeon. 'L.,d so~ ~ Thy ftrvsn
d. par, in pescr. Tor mine eyes have ses
Thy sslvs'i,uk"
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n. HuRER,
REEVES XMBROSIA.
FOR THE HAIR,
I m p r o v e d .

Tbs experience OF over one hundred years
In ths .hs cuItiv stion end preservation oi
he Hair. 10 nov embodied In this WIDELY
known preparation. For dressing. curling
end preserving the H,i', has no equal In the
world Three " tour applications will stop
the Hair from falling ID, end " ussd coca
Housl'y, II will prevent hair losing i,s orig
insi Der during . lifetime. No prepsrs
ton equsIs II Tot REsToR:Ho the hair quickly
q, d no preparation hss been more sxten
sively endorsed BY the medical faculty 70,
its perfect Innocence - regards ipjns,
10 tho hsis o. heed, end for lie tonic sff-c,,
upon the sys,em. Price. large ho,sIes 81
D,ugais,s. Dsslers in Fancy Clouds. 80.
generally, liberslly deal
with. Rstsiled in oil paris OF the U. s
Cansds, &c. Address
6EcRsrARY REEvEs AMSRosiA o..
Feb u, '6S-v-H = T. Co New York.
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NOTICE ALL.

TIME undersignsd being in need Of Money
Il muN remind ell p.rsops indsbed u
him 10 cell md seltIs their accounts Ac
counss Of one year s,snding and np"asds
and sll notes due. unlsss pad BY the fi's
day of A psil. 1868 gill be given for colIec
ton, without further notice.
Persons calling during my sbscncs vii
find their sccssa,s and receip,s Tor the same
at my residence.
Feb II -2t N. HUBER.
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LIST OF LANDS.

interest dee
Dubois
the
I .
the
the
H., 4 = smouni includ cos,se l2t45
III soulhs
south July
n:hooI
ds&sgs snd saas 60
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Auction Sale.
I'M l. uuders,gned vii. cell ., public soc
Il iIua on

u tluH on
THURSDAY. Nreh IS. lsss.
,h.iv Farm l. nds. containing 2O4 scfes, o.
y hich . large psrt 10 ,imbsred land l.
.,,ns,eJ resr jasper. Dsbo's County.
Indi. 10, with Bdrk House. S'ssl's, Barns.
end Other puild,ugs belonging 'h-ss'"' s'sc
I, richard, &c Asv tho fo'Io~iog person
property to. wit: 7 horses. IS head oi cattle
80 hogs. ehicksns. g-sss &c, 4 wsg"n'
q plo~s, 2 hssrows. moving mschin', reap
e. snd o,hvr farming St~nsils; si'o corr"
h.y. oats. end o,hes psscuc's; slso hrdu'"sr
household snd titches fvrni'u's aud utsn
ellis
Tsrms Of ssls OF lsnds will be nsd'
known on day Of ssis.
Tsrms Of ssls Of pessons' properly ere ~
foliows o.wis: All Gums Of - W aud ""'
Dr. Ia Be psid in essh, over IS % cFed''
Of l2 months will b. given. the purchaser
giving note with .. curry bearing in'err"
The Sale will eontieus from cay 10 dsy
until oil 10 sold.
JOHN OPEL 4 SONS.
Feb "a GA,
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Thus il il seen ths, the entire sxpsn.li.
ssrss 81 our Government. from The founds.
sisn thereof 10 the Il, u January. 1915. In
sludiag the expenses OF the late British var.
dsss not esusl. By over eleven million dol
iavs, whst 10 now required Tor the more or
s,ssry sxpsnsrs OF Tho Government for the
prsssst year. under ratiesl rule. I ssy OF
iinsry, % DO not, 10 The ss,isns,es given
incuds The amount. required for bouniies,
pensions and interest on the public debit
Blu, those sxpe ndi,ures which have given,
ere. in fact. alost x,rserdinsry, end enough
70 cause the very cIc6s Of our mother earth
10 rise in mu,iuv sgiuN the future fvIs Of
ssch pstty.
], will Be ssen by looking u the foregoing
table that the whole aggregate expenditure
~ The Government during the three yeass
(1Sl2. 1918. snd 1919 Of our last gres'
s,iugg!s on land enc sea with The gres,es'
power on ssr'h. amounted only 10 $76 O39.
$50. which 10 sos geo. 49s less than i, now
costs to run Tie Government in . time ol
profound peace for one yesr under rsdics
role; sEd that, too, without counting th'
frauds and robberies perpetrssed under OIL
sevsnus sys,sm. and which may be es,ims
Ted u least Fifty milIions more. the, nsvs
\ reaches the Treasury, but every dollss o
which 10 wrupg irsm The pockets Of soilioI
niliions.
Blu, it may b urged that these eompasl
ssss are not tsir, end ere csleulssed TO mis
Iced, - the population wee much less In III
ssrly dsysot the republic Than nov. sad th
expenditures nscssssvily less than now
Admit al thst car Be fairly claimed iro'
,his fact, and yet IL does not wesksn N
startling cbsrsc ,er Of the facts have give
Surely. no one will contend that IL ought
Coz, more, or ., lsast much more. per cspi'
70 administer our Government % We !,
sresss In population then il did during Il
early struggling dsys Of the republic. II
does secesssrily hsvs this resul'. We shosl
- se,i defense, Immediately put stop
immigration. enc GO back % speedily % pa
sib,s 10 our original boundaries. Blu, Il Ct
NOT possibly produce THE resul, II The Go
eminent we're now administered on The pri
eiplss on which Il VS. founded. Tski
. ), shis % isdispu,sbls. I will now furnish .
other table that will place In . slill strong
= sMeht The ssormi:iss Of our present sys,eI
a sb!s sAowiag the expenses Il the &c
ssal eovssnnsus, exclusive. Of ihs pub
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RgvoLrr,ox.-The Disunionist in
Congress are desperate. AMI determ
ined to bring on another tixhl in tins
now already mourning land. The
news from Washington City, OF the
action Of certain men who are usu T..
ing the authorit: ot u tongtess Vi the
whole Union. 10 alarming, and calcn-
lated to disturb again that peace which
has rested on the country tor The short
space Of three yrsIs. Blood seems
to be the aim Of ThAd Stevens, q. 4.
Morton. and tho rect OF the faction
winch follow their lead. and all be
cause y Prs'iient constitntionally
elected by their own votes, will not
now submit to the dictstou Il \ body
representing bur u portion OF the I'm
ion. The Hous. on Monday present.
ed ariicles y: impeachment against
the Precedent. Ly y strict party vote,
and . portion VI the Senate will now
attempt to try and remove him. u
course he will not, and ought not, to
submit to the decision Of al Infamous.
biased, prejndicrs!. nutilsted and un
constitutional tribunal. His oath oil
office require him TO ''prcserve, pro.
,tect ami defend the Constitution,
aud We have the every faith that ht
will DO 81. anu then will como the
collision ofsruis Both parties are now
arn,ing in the Eastern States. and
armed guards surrounded the Depart
ments IN the Capitol. Democratic
" i'll DO we'll to look TO their arms, anc
keep their powder dry, Tor Liberty !,
in danger.
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The LADr'L FRrrkD yox MARcn.
''lismon.is m Hearts; . Hnlloween
10 the attractive title Of the
I eautltul steel engraving which leads
OF this number If the Qneon Of the
Monthlics." This engraving illus.
trates story by E.eaner 9. Donnelly,
which all will want 70 read. The
Fashion Plate is a. usual engraved
on steel, and co'ored. and is refined
and elegant az are The cu:s Of chill.
dren's tsshions. hnnets, coiffurea,
msn,les. g.. e. Til mnsic Tor this
number is The Welcome Gallop."-
Among the literary matter we note a
story BY Mrs. Harriet Prcecot Spot
iford-''The First Theft ard The Last
"A Dead Name Ru.e." ~ Miss Pres
colt; "De Cou,e.'a R.plv." by Mrs
I3sche; "Judgr and MIRA. Stnrtevant.'
&c., &c.
Price with engraving $3.50 ,
wear; tour copies with one engraving
5000. One copy of Lady's Fri-nt
and one of thar popular weekly Tn
SATURDAY. Evening (and one engrav
ing). $500. Address Deacon 1
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street. Phila
dellhis. Sample copies. Is cents.
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sis. no psopis eau be properly called tree ssd
prosperous. whs,ever may b the twm q
government. chose daily esrnings are wsunr
from them BY the tax gs,herer 10 feed
horde Of hungry vultu'ss who ere preyine
upon them. We Row psy in tsxss nearly
twice 10 much yer capita ss any people IN
.hs world. Ii will 10 seen from the forego-
~R hyures thst, even il our ns,ioOsi deb
were Wiped out - with a sponge. We would
s,il, under our present rulers. be The ~ors'
.sxsd ard wcsst governed people o" es''h.
Yns ptoele should in thunnder tones de.
msrd Of this Congress-"wns does THE
Country in lime Of prsee. with no prospect
sfssr. require Eve times more expenditures.
ia proportion 10 i's population. Tor the army
~ the navy. OF tie civil liA. than It requir
ID ct any time he'or~ the Republican psr,y
~sms Into pv~er!" y"nr wre,ehsd. uncon.
gro bureaus. Your large standing army. your
militsry devpo,isir, your horde OF hungry
Vu!srss seat eli ovvr the land 10 dsvour the
suhssnes 81 the people. 'u'ni.h me snswer.
Eir, ,hs Republicans party has ossn trusted
~ The psopls 80 no psry Vas eve trusted
before. eno ,hrir generous confidence has in
every rec pee, been g. ost shsnefuly abused
know it I. easy to indulge 10 o.s snd ijls
iecis msiion ard crnsurs; and lest nigh
s~ accused OF winning ia this diree'ios.
will furnisn hero ter the consideration O
'hc Hopse, snc %. tie county. scme table,
compiled from TIM srchiv,s OF our Qovsfn
&shi. u,on ~hich with 10 base . few I'd
Ai,iunai rsmsrks, and which vii demo nstat
beyond 81! FEASIBILITY Of conIrsdic lion, tn
teily, reek Itssns o., and sxrsvsesRcs VI tn
parry that sow most unfortunately control
'hs expsSdaarss u our Governmen,:
Table giving the en,ira expenditures Of IN
Federal Government. exclusive Of tn
public deb, from the found s,ioR Of Tn
Gvvsrnmsn, 10 the close Vi the lee, Brit
ssh var:
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SEWING MACHINES.
ElNklE d LYON.
SEWING MACHINE CO.

No S67 BaoAD~AY, INV Yosx.
A Loes, Ageat wsn,sd in every town;
also, travelling sgsn's 10 .sppoin. toes
sRents throughout the eouh'rv. L'errs
Cash comp snss,on paid. A snlsaoid pay
iny business. Send for circular.
Feb 81. '60-6m-u s g. Co
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PATlCULAK NOTICE.
To whom it may Concern.

VuNH f undersigned is INV mssing susrRe.
i ments to lssvs Jssper ~ The Spring io'
Europe. end therefore notice sli ps's"n'
v no are indebted TO him, that they mus' act
tie :heir |, dsb,sdnsss BY the Let ot May
1863 or thris sccouUis will b. placed iu'h,
hsnds Of Gffces for collection. a. hs 10 de-
sirous " settling up his bu.insss before h.
leaves.
lie stock Of Dry q 'ods. Clo'hine. Gro
ceres. Motions, &C.. 10 for sale very cheap
and will bs sstsilsd q c".s and csssi' g. To-
.ssh. JOSEPH EGG
Feb IA 6A..l
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TuAVING made the EYE snd EAR. With

IuAVING made the EYE and EAR. 9th
III their macy aud comp iics'ed diseases.
: speciality and The s'udy u years. desire
10 ssv 10 ,his community, ths' ! an pre-.
pared 10 res, 81 no may seek relief iross
pain or sufefing vesul'ine from sny sdsc-
ion Of ,l,ese important organs
Al xnow the tnes'imsble advantage o.
good evesipht ard good hearing. and should.
ronse qusnily. BE- . w'ul 10 preserve them.
Win, a, fr-t may appear 10 The uninius.
I'd but . sIigh, disorder. 10 chen the germ
. deep aes,ed dses.e, which may. for
want Of proper attention Develop hseii int
|. des,snc,ive agent, The siuh,est inasm.
nation may extend 70 surh . d'Rree; and
hence, I say, We cannot be too caveiuI ID
guarding that which msy be 90 easily loss
TO ~.
Long experience in The hospitals OF En-.
rope in military rnd civil practice, has made
me familiar with The minute a,ruciUre OF
these organs, the disessr~ 40 which they ere
|lisble, and The proper treatment 10 afford
promp, and permanent vele'.
OrricE IlouRs, from 8 10 ii A. y and froa
q ~ SRI
or Orrrcs, on Third Street, between 10.
Gust aud NJ in
JOHN MAGENIsS. N. D.,
Sur con Oeullss,
Nov 10. 's7-ls Evsssvslls, lac.
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PATENT cat kN II.

lust the thing to please your wives
% Reeee's Ohio Paten, Chusn makes NOR.
butter isom lees cream, and in . shorter time,
with less labor than any other ehurn. Cali
ed sysmins them a
4. rRIgpXANx'O.
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d.bs. 80 The population shews ~ the
esasSs during eseh d-es"nssI year. FROM
the foundation Of the Government 70 he
year 1850:
Rsis per
Yes, Expsssss. ropnla"n l"hsb'n'
l77s 90 81 o. 9,O $50 50 Ss2s.sc7 CO.,
1850 4VSl 6s9 so 3u5 925 o9O
1910 SSH .o72 80 73S9.s4i o7S
1920 1874 $50 81 963sO si ] 81
1890 l,.22e 333 50 ~ 800 U2o io'
1910 "a I39 $50 II II OS9 ass Al
1850 S7,l6s $50 o. %. l93 SIS y 81
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Yiem March 4 1872, 1909 ACO2 a2I -
10 Decsmb-r 81, 1904 A,%52 e53 81
1871 81 lo 500 81 1905 6.357, asa e.
17s2 lS77.eO3 SO lsOs 6csU 200 IS
1898 l,7lC.OsO Is 1907 1884 572 80
1884 3.60U.54 IS 1905 65O4 338 IS
17es 4,s5O.65S o. 1909 74l4 ga II
1856 253l,93O 40 1910 53ll Os2 %
1897 1888 $50 SO 1911 $500 6o4 sc
1873 4.e93 a23 "a 1872 II 729 4sS 20
1893 4so. I66 ~ 1913 20 osa ss6 %
1900 7.44i,o6a ~ 1914 30 1877 606 80
1901 49Sl 500 90 --
1909 3731.079 81 Total, $l72 ,607. 799 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
ALABAMA.

Negroes in Mobile, led by scalawags
and carpet-baggers, attempted q riot on
Friday, but were promptly suppressed
by the police and fire department.
All policemen who cannot read and
write are to be discharged from the Mo-
bile police force. This will take of about
three-fOurths of it.
The Greensboro Beacon advises per.
sons having orchards to dry their
peaches. The crop West and North is
very short.
An sqetioneeT in Tslladega has an
advertisement in the Republican paper,
which he heads with g picture Of the
% stars and bars"
The scalawag officers Of Elmore
county have given their sO-called bonds,
and are pretending to be the county Of
ficers. Bernard YOung's Dennis is chief
cook, and will have charge of the or
phan's and widows fund.
The Mobile Tribune Is responsible for
the following: At the meeting the
other night in Montgomery, Ala, Hum
Bhries remarked that we are now set
Ting down from a stage OF turmoiI.u A
darkey in the crowd says to q bystander,
" who dat he say settling down on keg
of sperm oil ?" or course he understood
all the speech.
Fridays Montgomery Mail was sw-
fully victimizsd by the types. Its Lead
ing article should have mad this head
line: The Ten-FOrty Bond Question:
and it did have this : THE Tea Party
Bond Question"
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ARKANSAS.

We clip the following from the Little
/ Rock Gazette OF the 3lst ult: The
weather is still very warm and dry.
Heavy banks Of clouds hang around the
horizon, but no refreshing showers come
/ from them.
1t is rumored that the negro who
killed the soldier on the night OF the
2Sd, has been removed to the penitel-
tiary for safe keeping. An extra night
guard Was employed while he was con-
fined IN the jail.
-" Discretion Is the better part Of
valor, The Radical organ Illustrates
the proverb by awaiting the departure Of
Col. G. s. Cameron before opening the
sluices Of It's billingsgate on his name
The finshcisl condition OF our State
was never more appalling than st the
present moment. Tax payers You must
come forward, take the oath, and vote
to protect your wives and children from
starvation.
Information from the upper and
lower Arkansas reports the crops pres
pering, and we can express hope from
present appearances of q full harvest OF
grain and excellent crops.
The Helena Clarion says (" We have
Just heard that state warrants have been
issued in Big Greek township for the ar
rest Of Brooks, Gray and White, OF the
scalawRg family well known to the pub-
lie, upon the charge OF stealing corn.
Further particulars next week. The
particulars are that the three mem.
beers OF the Legislature named, two of
whom are negroes, were caught in
corn crib on the roadside filing their
sacks. They were arrested, and when
our informant lefC Helena were under
bonds to answer to the charge of petit
larceny.
The first Niger jury that ever has
been organized in Jefferson county, Ark,
and perhaps 10 the State, was empan.
neled at Pine Bluff on last Tuesday, for
The purpose Of trying Joe Nicely for
whipping his step-dsughter unmerol-
fully. DO
Little Rock Gazette of the Both
uit. says Maj. T. j. Ecksrsou, quarter
master for the su0-distriet of Arkansas,
informs us that he Is soon 20 receive
about 500, 900 to meet the outstanding
Of mis- department. The !
money is at New Orleans and will be
sent 20 this city rs soon as an order for |
the transfer can be obtsined. There are |
ten military posts il the State, ali under |
Inc supervision of Maj. Eckerson. The |
aggregate expense of the quArtermsster's |
department., including forage, trsnsporta-
ton, building material and labor il about |
Sl5, 600 per month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

This unrivsled Watering Place, situated
a within six miles OF sRusSallgnle, Lognn
county, Kentucky, was opened 1or visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUNE. 1hs pros rietor pledges
himself TO make his entertainment equal 10
that OF any watering place in the country, and
bis terms ~ Moderate as the Expenses OF his
establishment will permit. A good BAND OF
MUSIC viii be on hand Guring the season. %
- Convey anoes Always ready for Dasssn gers
from knssellTiue 70 the springss IN eioss con-
Tort II =
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BAILEY SPRINGS. ALABAMA.

TNHE proprietors of this Watering Place take
i pleasure in informing Their friends and
patrons that they have com leted their ar
rangements for The comfort and enjoy msRt Of
their Guests, and that the Hotel Is now open
for tneff reception. Tde efficacy Of these
waters In cases OF Dropsy, ScroluIa, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar 70 fen5ales, and ali diseases OF
the sztn and Kidneys, Is too Wen esea DIishsd
TO need conment. A good Band will serve the
ball room and the table Viii be supplied with
the best the county affords, Whue the nshing
in Shoal sreek ami the hanting IN the sur
rounding woods present their usual Attractions
70 visitors. Route via Mem phis and CharlssIon
Railroad TO Florence, thencs Dy regular Stage
Line to the Sprtngs-n1ne miles.
For descriptive panpalet, circular or for In.
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q CO, ProprieJors,
or ID. a. AOQDf, MD,
js2a I'm Resident Physician
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il springs, situated IN Montgomery county
81 miles fsOn Christianseurg Depot are now
open for the reception OF visitors, and the at
tsntton OF the Springs going public is respect
IGlIy invited 70 t5e advantages they present.
The waters OF these Springs are unrivaIIed IN
al cases OF dyspepsia, CutSnsous diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases OF DebiI1ty act
as a..a- ~,
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven eminentIy uAefuI in many
Female Diseases. and N -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
THEO. HOERNER,
Graduated Chemist and Druggist,

x A AND SO BEAL STREET, CORNER SEC
Ut ond, Memphis. Tim. Particular atten-
ton paid to the Pres 'ription and A Analytical
departm ents, and besides all he articles usu-
ally kept in a well stocked Drug store. Par
ucular attention is paid 20 the Prescription
Department, and also to Chemical Analy teal
examinations In any line. My SODA WATER
Is unsurpassed by any In the city, as the syrups
ere only made from fresh fruits. ty22 3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
GENTIE.TAN in AIbanvw ARE,

A GENTLEMAN in Albany was arrested
on Thursday for following lady on the
street. He claimed that q man had .
right to admire q handsome woman, let
him meet her where be might. The
Court and the lady herself agreed to
this. and the gentleman was discharged.
EeehdHgs. "a
That man evineed deep knowledge
OF female human nature in making his
plea. Most women will forgive an inju-
ry far sooner than 8 slight. Who ever
heard of q woman prosecuting a man for
stealiHg her picture, even though it were
set in gold? But just let him steal the
frame and leave the picture, and We war
rant him prosecuted to the end Of the
Law. He would be doomed to feel, expe.
rimentslly the fJres of the verse Of the
poet, "Jsmi,a qUjd possit, spretdeq,te
iRjuria fOTaB.u
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Noon Dispatches.

NASHVILLE, August Ain the State
Senate yesterday, Mr.. Smith, Of Shelby,
introduced q bill to suppress Organizs 3
tions paradiDg in mask, which was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-The Courier
Washington special says several -aFpet-
bag Senators and Representatives win be
found acting with the Conservatives In
the next Congress.
The President said he thoueht the
Democratic press and spezkers erred ia
attacking Grant personally, and the In
famous legislation Of Congress could be
used effectively. Al%-
Gen. Banks is mentioned as the Rus
sian minister. Gen. Rousseau leaves
shertly for New Orleans.
HowsrS's visit South Ia said to be for
the purpose of perfecting means to carry
the Southern States for Grant.