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New OrIeans Market.

NGI - x
NEW LEA October I9.-Cotton in fail
demand; mlddiings 25Lc; sales $500 bales
receipts 1873. Sterling 4TZ949Z. Gold 3Z
New York sight par, Cuba sugar and Molasses
in fair iobbinZ demand with prices unchanged
rhree nogsheads OF new crop Louisiana SngR
was received TINS morning. Flour, low grades
scarce superfine 81; xxx IS 30. Corn IN ac-
tive demand 81 059I l23. Oats dull e0d62c
Pork quiet and INN So %. Bacon hrmer and
unchanged shoulders I3Zn; clear sides liza
T714c. Lard, in tisrces &c, and quiet.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, October 10 Tobacco, sales light
common leaf to Davis county manufactuTinp
s. slgl2 Is. Cotton 20. Floar, supernness so
oats 5oa55c. Potatoes, packed 81 So az z5e
Mess pork s3L. Lard lgI@20c. Bacon, should.
\ ers I3I&dl34c clear RIB sides 16AdI9Ic clear
sides ~ 9l7Zc. Whisky, raw and free 81 Is.
Sc. Louis Market.
sr. LOUIE. October I9-Tooacco unchanged
Flour. sapeTine s. 50aG. Wheat, fall 81 80 AZ 70
shoulders l3So; clear sides I7Hal7%c. Lard q
92Gc. Whisky sly.
Market.
CINCINNATI. October I9.-FIour, family So Is
as 70. Wheat 81 SGgi 80. Corn, new SOC old
05aHc. Oats59a60c.- Cotton dropping 25123%c
Whisky 81 20. PORK $50 10. Lard 1870. Bulk
meats llA9i4c. Bacon, shoulders 1S8l3Hc
| sides I51zasI7o; hams T7H@ISHo. Batter &c
higher. Eggs 2jG26t. Potatoes s2g2 so. Apples
s294c. Strengthening commenced to-day.
Foreign Marketa.
LONDON, October l9.-Consols 9fK SOS
FARIs, October l9-Rentes 70 francs % cen
times.
FRANKFORT, October I9-Ffve-twenties 1875.
LIVERPOOL, Octoher l9.-Cotton steady sales
1880 bales uplsnds lO5zd; Orleans Lid.
Breadstam unchanged.
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MARRIED.

ELLIS-HOOD.-On the evening of the 18th
OF October, MIR A. B. Ellfs, of Memphis. 20 Miss
d. ". Hood, of Franklin county, Missouri.
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THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RArEs.or A-pvERTIsIxo.

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papT, first Insertion 81 each UOSeqaeNAH'S~
ion 81 cents per Squdre.
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Der line each inSeTtto7-
KonIhIg advertisements, > JoT u" U y"
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advertisements inserted az tntcTta1ei % ""0~S0~
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$3.50 6StTirt-J ID CEERIENTSOX, o. EaGE
Jas7d DisilG-E 4. u Us Of Hdmta2H-
F0la-h Dtstlct-A. 4. STEELE q KIrSheE.
FITh Dtsfrict-F C. CHILL, n Ddcid9n
S-5enfh Dlzf7iet-E.J TURNER y LCudaddte.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NESSEE.
ernRer ]. srugp1srrELp. cbairman.

GkOkGE - III -
E-r Dtst-et-J P EOLTZLNGER, o5 Greene.
Se-ord DisfrIet-J. WILLIAMS. Of HnoEJ7Ae.
THIRD Dlstrlct-E A.JANE6 q charIn99ga
FfS6 ITrfyI7-R n BROWN. P JONES, L
r. BEACH 4. ROBERTS and III Z,
DUNLAP Of EcshUtUe.
Euh Diulr-D. 3. THOMAS. o. JohBSoRvlJe.
Epuenh Tistrfc-H F. CUAMLNS CfPITS.
Esghfa Dtsnia-B. D. Z. STEFARI, Memphis
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CvreSpsndenos, on RabEe EUentS, solicited from
eue~p part Of he United States.
ANsLLE. REATLTG & co.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST
TENNESSEE

FoR EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
p sCRUGGG. shelby County.
Dr.. DANIEL z WARREN, fdyette County.
x " McCCRLET, HGrdeERGa COUluy.
J. y. PECE McNdfTy County.
IL BROOKS, Madison COuafU.
TANFs p EOOD Hdu1Cood County.
D. g. SLAU GHTER, Upton CCUntg.
FOR SHELBY qUSTY
TnLLAKR HUNT JESSE u. PAGE IT.,
ROBERT GOOD. A. SEESS-L,
q KOODEARD " s BRUCE
PAUL CTCALLA.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORxIsG, OCT. 20. 1855.
TICKET

E5r PreHdeat----H0RATIO SEYHGUE'
IN Vles-Presidens - R &EK p. BLAlE
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AUCTION.

AUCTION.
AT AUCTION, THIS MORNING
SUPERIOR BRUssELLs CARPETS.
ELEGANT CHAMBER SETS,
A md : Choice AssqEtms1s e HUssshoIa gurni-
ocD No. 2Sl second street.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT 9 CO.
-AUcTEoNEERs.
REAL T BROKERS.
Northeast Corner AEasa and J1-
fersOn Streets.
AUCTION SALE
Friday Morning,
October 20, 1868.
We win Sell to the Highest Bidder
FOR CASH
on FRIDAK, At IL O'CLOCK,
Fine Pair Harness Mares
SOUND AND THOROUGHLY BROKEN.
Family Rockaway,
ALMOST NEW.
AND
A No. l Spring Wagon.
All can be seen at the STABLE of WILLIAM
JOYCE, on ADAMS STREET.
ALSO, ON
WEDNESDAY. 8GTOBER 18th,
Upon the premises at Il o'clock,
4 TWO-ST0RY FRAHE DWELLINGS
on
SOUTH SIDE of MosBY STREET,
Near Jones avenue, newly built, and in perfect
order, and located In one of the most desirable
neighborhoOds in the city.
These sales are positive and unrese-ved, and
offer the best Inducements that can be given
for safe and profitable Investments.
!; T-ERMs-Half cash and half Il months, with
Interest, secured by Trust Deeds.
TRADE SALE OF
BOOTS, SHOES&H HATS
ON NEXT,
October ED, at 10 o'clock,
We viii sell, atom salesroom, without reserve.
rs CASES FRESH
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Quantities Il Suit the Trade.
ps- Open for examination tbs day before
sale. City and County Merchants Invited.
ROyster, Trezevant & Co.
A N. sTODDARD & CO.,
GENERAL AUcTIoNEERs,
az Union street,
THEmost commodious and centrally located
4 Auction house in the city. ocl9t Il
Elegant Gil Paintings, Chrome LI;hO.
graphs and EngraYlHss abduction,
By A. n. a. Co., 81 Union ST.,
TUESDAY MORNING, October 10th.
oeI92t
Gf0eerlesatAHctiOn-TO the Trade
BY A. E.
1s7 Main Street.
TWILL Sci ON
Tuesday Morning, October 2oth,
At 10 O'Clock, at salssroom. lsf Main street,
Webster Block,
80 bbis. New Orleans MoIassea,
200 kills. Msckeres,
70 bbIs. Mackerei, /.
10 easks Canvassea Hama.
800 boxes sardfnes,
so eases Green Peas,
lee dozen Bohemian GsbLass,
10 dnzen Coal 0sl Lamps.
Also, Vinegar, Spices, Indigo. Claret, sum !
or1es. sales positive. Terms cash. !
oclS6t A. AuetiOneer. i
va. j
a.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOE THE AT LARGE.
EMERSON ETHERIBGE. Of weGkley.
EDHUED CoOEEN, Of Bedford.
FoR TIKI 3
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
UtfD Qualifications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHI cos
a offlCE, HEhLD DBULDNG-Brosdwly-ROorh 10
X E'REEMASONRY-Allyn Ritual of price S5
Conss Positive Philosophy. ef Ia W. 0owAns i'll Nassau a.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
i0otitts of Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
IL tueuunh NAV A. ID 1873. Warrant n bankruptcy
JOHN CHAMPLIN MOS of MoroNn,
in OF
Hankup lu pr.ioui payment Debts
rr Property beoug such B1ukup 70 him r bis
the transfer property orhsn By that
meeting the Creditors Of tho said Bankrupt their debts and
OF hs estate will he held Court OF
Bankfupy holden No. 1893 Main street Paterson New Jeasy,
before 1omas D. llorsey Reg the Fifteenth day of July D.
1863 AZ 10 O'Clock a H. W BUDD DEACON
ie2 law3wR Deputy U. $. Marshal IS Messenger
TIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that on the 18th
day Of June, A. D. leC Warrant in Bankruptcy was Issued
arunst the WiLITT DENlKE Of Railway, In the couuy
aon Of Nrvy who has been bankrupt ca
his the payment debts and delivery Of
property belonging to nn bankrupt 20 hun for h use aud the
transfer by him forbidden BY that meeting "i
the creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts and 20 choose
as,gnee II his estate will be- held court Of bankptc TO
be Ahany-st Brunswick. New.Jtry, before
John G. Elmeudo Register the 2 dy of Jay A. l0 at 10
o'clock A. o.. W. BUDD DEACON.
Dated June q, l09 u. s. Marshal. = Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
I ONG ISLAND RAIlLOAD.-Lcave James

u Greenport and al stations except Wooie an "ion
Norilpor Passenger Iron. srt al way stations t
cept Willow Tree. Express iraa i'' 6enToTb sEppuS a
Mineoa Hcksg't aud l satos M i1 n n, Noti'l
and all si1tons Nlow Tree p h
North Isp Train and all os al passenger ~ .
vi rrstesd ard
sunday leaves Hunters lo q for Hmpsa
q rn Cove North Isn Noythpnr anil an os arrives a. h1a'
ters Point AT G:lO q. m. Takes effect june ~ l&s
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
NEW W-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT leS-
COW IAILAL-IAA N - lA
TRAINs LEAYE NRM.NoRK.

Station in NeY .r corner and POarh
Enauoe on TweutvsrscutisL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
Snstrutiiuu.

A FAMILY SCHOOL at Elizabeth, n. j.,
N for MISSES and CHILDREN Terms 500 per year Prpis
NAV enter at any time. No % Morrisave. Box No 40
DR. DO LEWIS'5 TRAINING SCHOOL for
~ TEACHERS ofthe GYMNASTICS Boston Mass se1d Tor
Circnlar
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, n. J.
Fa Session II 10 weeks bcns Au H. few yaeancics su
peor accommodations aud educational advantages all departments
Apply to the Principal GEo. G. SMITH, a. NJ
EDGEHILL SCHOOL. Princeton, y. j.
~ BOYS thoou -hy prepared for COLLEGE, or for BUSINESS
Next Session begins August 70.
For Circulars address, - ,...r-,,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORN; -.
For New and Bridgeport 1O tsr). IooA m, izis
Hx), 800 (fNb 349, 40. Bon tf.r.l T -
. m 3 ?. n.
For YorssE ZOO 6oo Crl 900 II9o III I2lS Br) 800 SI1
aI5 $50 tELL 53n 400 tBL) p
For Dsren. co. 900 lta0 a NJ. 1{S. 40, so M -.
For stanford 7CO AGO N). 500 l3O l23 bLl RS @W
a45, A30 ok, 40 $50. So. 8Ol (l.ND p m
For Greenwich aud intermediate 5to. 9oo lLN NJ s
3ls. 40 so. go ?. NJ .,.,.,, ..,,,,,s
For Boston via Springfield 800 ~. (fr aOo tBL), SW
For Boston Shore Line. l2l5 (Rrl 40
For Hartford and Springfield 300 (EIL lhS y" 'shh ~
p. A. ho.-
For Connecticut River Railroad OH lhS m !" non
teal 3oO p. m Northampton. -. ,p-, tals
For Hartford Providence and Fshkn Railroad 300 (bL) H ~
For Yewayen New London Stouugou Railroad At 81" NJ
l2l5 aOD $50 .. m -. - M
iamshurG
FOR IoHsatonc Railroad, 500 m, 80 m
Nor Naugauck Railroad, 8oOa m. 800 m ,,,,nn
n. WsR Raillo - 51i '' = N.' l' w
'omH"N''u' '''P"s va" ~ JAMES n. HOIT S1pt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
6tatbtrs.
;9lusitaI gnslrummis.

1lusital gnslumtuis.
4 GREAT QFFER.-IlORACE WATERS q
- Co. f3 rfndfsr v sros, of rs rev ntd ~ hitI
PIANOS MELODEONS srd ORGANS Of Eve ttc makers add
take from S5 % noatby ru paid This of,r VII be- continued
fr few DAYS owing to thc large Hunhrr n llos cuci tie m ~
Nav Aso 90 srou HuI lNNEl MLAla Uf Ie arf at
allowed rufc'1 1sri or fr sale at u7ra..s i'r a. b
A RION O-FORTE.-Patcntcd highest
~ premium saade over DID, the renowned Worlds Lrttoa
Psnos Send te'crptvr pamphlet TIce t g. Mrniroy
ard Nos iS1 sai l.J BoseTV. MANNEt Co.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
~ MATHJSllEK $ PRIZE CuLiLW and ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
Cal or serd Tor crcL Turlc ani Repairing Zone the best possible
manner BARLOW MAIliuSHEk, s"e Aeeats 80 tj Bofa'
A LARGE STOCK of new and second hand
~ PIANOS at bargains or Cash: a 10 LII aud SOLD INSTALL
meuts j. r. CUMMINGS. ho. uuossqu4Ie
HAZELTON BROS,
L OpEENTRTSG
GRAND SQUARE,
PIAkOFORIES,
with ful Iron Frame aud Agraae Treble.
Farf0rv and Wsrerooms.
Nos lf7 and l49 GRkESESf. corner Of ofHOrSTON
DIANOS.-Twenty secondhand Piano fortes
a Of various akc for SALE At low pnes by CHiCHERlNG
SONS, No C59 Broaiaay. Pianos 10 rent
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT--Fo WHITE
- STONE BAlLES DOCK, GREAT NECK, SANDS PolHI,
MOTIFS DOCK. GLENCOYE GLENWOOD and ROSLlM GA aud
aner SATURDAY. 18TH the aud elegant Steamboat StA
WANlAkA, Capt Post leaves Pier "a f. r. lPeck SlPl Dap tSun
dAAs cIcenlcll. al I lor the above nanel nlaces
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
MISS HAINES

Va ASD
MADEMOISELLE DE JANON
res1eeif, inform friends and tie public Tat e, u REOPEN
their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL & So. aud Guercy PlIt
E1.t Tvert.ettst, Sept %
ArpoIas r tie admission efrui 70 Be made either personally or
by Letter 90 No lo "lamerr7 Ft-k.
NgISS ARMSTRONG;
VA FRENCH ASD ENGLISH
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR lOIHG LADIES'
No. % Eatt raerty-trs. lOI SO. LI
will reopen MONDAY. stpt II.
Miss ARMS IKOA6 viii le 10 me on sept l.
Al letter applications for pupils may ts ADDRESSED a. shove
NASSAU FEMALE INSTITUTE, BIoOklyn,
~ y Y.Eugsh Frcuch Boarar AL Day School Ctsol
block from Fultou-iyr M Akl D. HoItHalSS rdrc.
pal scuafi Iustut For fcur, afifs
A~ MAkf D. HurCnKlss. Brool5u, =. \.
arrange PRlORY-A HOME BOARDING
" and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES stl CHILDREN.
Adlrrs tie Misses GAiE Orange, N,sJeTsey.
THE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
l25 Madsonave Thirty teordst kLOFkNS for board
ug and day pupils. sent d.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
% cdlbom II map Concern.
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIAIL
~ ENGINEERING.
CHICKERiNG 4 GALL No. 10 WaTLsi New York

] khAlNAOE, LANDSCAIE, ana ClAlL
~ ENGINEERING.
cHcKERING ( GALL No la wan't Ysr.Yotl.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC cgAnlTlgs Aso CoMrcnoS.I
- NV iORK Juae a. 1868.
I AB0R BUREAU Whereas, the amount of
A une labor n The city II NrgYot Of the demand
while the Interior Of the country there all times deficiency
such labor. therefore
Rei Tllta Bureau be established on ne first OF July n the
Cen Ohce Of the Commissioner The direction Suueru.
tenini Of Outdoor Poor to facilitate the emigration Of la
Books shall be provided rhic shall the names end resi-.
Sses pa u a i Of 5e ti ls m % T fIy9t., ] ef
whether married or single tle number persons pudut upon be
Applications labor Interior will recorded setting forth
lD a51e, % Of ise applicants and their residences le g or
date application in acl such persons rasy e srranied ~
All applications for labor mus, be accompanied by certificate Of
Justice Of tbe Peace Oeeer Of the Poor Of The which
to fa6 the payment Of contract Tor lag doars 'D
With every application there must be ~ money
at sight on Negiork sufficient TO pay the travelling expenses Of
persons required and ten cent Ia addition for provisions while
person applied the time specified in tie
application the iloney !pi viii be hed subject to The
applicant, RENTED 10 l n such be- 'ha direct
When the conditions Of The applicants for labor se per-
sons st heeoree h,Iewh binding contracts viii be made
auiya immediately and satisfactorily lerioru such DAYS
eaHs to TIE sum advanced ier their Iansgoraion
iSAAc y "a hRflS,y BELLS Commissioners
JAMES b. NICHOLSON.
CACKETT, BELCHER q Co.-The remaining
LAWRENCE SrRATroN, At Public Auction No IL Finest
Nesiork oa Tue 5ih Of July 1893 At IL M including certain LANDS
in Teas For iadber information call as above.
VNIE "YOUNG WOMENs HOMEn of the
No n North WaslingtonsqusTe. Maoougast Good refer
snees required from psr.oa. applying for beard
VNO CAPITALISTS hereby forbid all per-
oss Of bsy,sg OF ung IN any way certain gA'gehenE machine
1t was patented Nov s. 1861 CAR CARPENTER
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

An .-.ied Guide the principal suburban places on Ne Line -
sera rvson Of this RAILWAY hes ben pr pared in ca oe o
tsire AZ tie Company. II cir-r By those Shhng %
- II. RIDDLE General SapL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

sryD.r TR,Iy,-soOa n wav Train for otspsi l1oo fcS
Penons ESQ M. NgA Epre for Dans,rs BasaS, koeh.ie
points West ami South $50 M bmgAni snh
WAY ll:0O p. H. for Paterson sRI Port Jer'i% "a,
Express through SaaRca Dunkk and bno "he
cnge Of coaches ald dst connection With al sOnthn ans
We
Perfectly Ventilated aud Sleeping Coaches accompany al
Night Trans o., p-..4-..-
Tickets csn obtained Companys ofeesNo zt BroadSy
DEPOT loot OF Chsbe.sst NewlOA so Long DOCK Depot 'se
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
lFETY. SPEED, and COMFORT.

CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
he and stanch % the Norwich Line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW.iORK,
leave EeH.York daily Sundays eTcpte at o'clock hort
Pier No % North River foot Of Yesiry.st,
FOR HEN-LOEDON,
connecting With the Express IRAN RON the Aboo
points Norwich and Boston and worcester Hofeesis
and Niskua, anl New-LOndou an Northern haliroads
Freight taken at the lowest rates For nernaicn leaIe
New-York tribune., 1868-06-26

CACKETT, BELCHER & Co.-The remaining
- Assets sHd B09K ACCOUNTS Of said fn win be SOLD Gy
LAWBENCE STRATION At Public Auction n Pine-st
NewYork the 18Th Of july 868 IL including certain LANDS
In Teas For farther information call As above.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-14

Oh, dark, mysterious e..;.a SIT by thee
In awe profound, as ~ yrle@afganderers
Have sat before. see tsly waters move
From cut the ghoatly gli,asnaerings of my lamp
Into the dark beyond as nolselessly
As IT thou vert a sombre river drawn
Upon spectral canvas or the stream
Of dim oblivion flowing through the lone
And shadowy vale Of death There is no wave
To whisper on thy shore or breathe wall,
Wounding It's tender bosom on thy sharp.
And Jagged rocks. Numerous mingled tones,
The voices of the day and of the night,
Are ever heard through all our outer world,
For nature there is never dumb, but mere
turn and turn my listening ear and eaten
No mortal sound save that Of my own heart
That mid the awful stiffness throbs aloud
Like the far sea-surf's low and measured beat
Upon It's rocky shore. But when cry
Or shout or song is raised, how wildly back
Come the wierd echoes from 4 thousand rocks
As If unnumb bered airy sentinels,
The genl of the spot. caught up the voice
Repeating 1t IN wonder-a wild maze
OF spirlt-tones, wilderness of sounds,
Earth-born but all une earthly.
Thou dost seem,
On wizard stream, river of the dead
river OF some blasted perished world,
Wandering forever in the mystic void
No breeze e er strays across Thy solemn tide,
No bird e'er breaks thy surface with his wing,
\, 0 star, or SKY, or bow is ever g!assed within
Thy depths no flower or blade e er breathes
It's fragrance from thy bleak banks on the air.
True, here are flowers, or semblances of flowers,
Carved by the magic fingers Of the drops
That fall upon thy rocky battlements-
FAIR roses, tulips, pinks, and violets-
All white as cerements of the coffned dead
But they are flowers of stone and never drank
The sunshine or the dew. On sombre stream,
whence comest thou and whittier goest? Far
Above, upon the surface of old earth,
A hundred rivers DER thee pass and sweep,
In music and in sunshine to the sea.
Thou art not born Of them. Whence contest thou
And whither goest? None Of earth can know
No mortal e'er has gazed upon thy source
No mortal seen where tiy dark waters blend
With the abyss of Ocean None may guess
The mysteries of thy course. Perchance thou
hast
A hundred mighty cat.racts laundering down
Toward earth 5 eternal centre; but this sound
Is not for ear of man All we can know
Is that thy tide rolls out, i spectre stream,
From yon stupendous, frowning wall of rock,
And, moving on little way, sinks down
Beneath another mass II rock as dark
And frowning, even as Iife-our little life
Born Of one tathoinless eternity
Steals on Il momenG ana then disappears
In an eternity as fathoness
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-01-14

RESOLUTIONS.
MIR. Platte offered the following:
wv hereas it Is highly desirable that some
definite understanding should be arrived at in
relation to the pay Of members and employees
OF this Convention and it being desirable, if
possible, to avoid the necessity of laying a
special tax therefore
''ResOfced, That a committee of three be ap-
pointed by the Chair to wait on Major General
Schofeld and the Auditor of the State, and
confer with them upon he best course to be
pursued y
Mr.. Holmes offered the following:
"Resoiued, That the Committee on Elections
be requested to report as soon as practicable
upon the contested sea1s and upon the seats of
disfranchised members
A number Of resolutions were offered and re
ferred to their appropriate committees. Among
them were the following: One to have all the
sunken vessels in the James River resurrected
one to provide that the time for hired labor be
limited to eight hours; one to develop the wa
ter power OF the ,Iamea River; one to have all
debts contracted before April 3rd, 1865, scaled
down 10 % cents on the dollar; one favoring
the establishment Of scientific public schools
one requiring all public roads to be worked at
the expense of the public treasury one in op-
position to poll tax.
Cox (nigger) offered the following:
Whereas the native born American citizen
is required By law to attain the age of twenty
one years before he can exercise the right of
spff age within the 5 ate OF Virginia: Be it
'Resolred, That the Committee on the Eec-
tive Franchise and the Qualifications of Office
be instructed to report to this Convention the
expedency Of inserting in the Constitution now
being framed by this Conventien clause re-
quiring OF all foreigners residence of ten years
in the State Of Virginia. and one year in the
community where they offer to vote, before
they can exercise the right of suffrage" Re
ferred to Committee on Franchises
Mr. Hawxhurst Offered preamble and rsso-
luton to inquire into the expediency Of enabling
children born of persons living together ~ mar
and wife to inherit the property of their natural
parents and relatives Referred
Mr.. James offered the following resolutions,
! which were referred
''feeso7red That full investigation be made
of the best nodus operandi, to be recommended
to the landed interests Of this State, that vii
restore in the most economical and substaatia
manner, be worn out lands to that fertility O
growing full crop of wheat. -
''Reso}ued, That the appropriate committee
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Marriage Guide.
Voungss Great Physiological WorI

VOungss Great Physiological Work
L or every one his own Doctor-being Pri-
vate Instructor for Married Persons, those
erything concerning the Physiology and Rela-
.tions Of our Sexual System and the Production
or Prevention of Offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before given in the English Ian
plain language for the general reader, and IS IL
fustrated with upwards of one hundred engra-
wings. All young married people, or those con-
templatng marriage and having the least i'm
1t discioses secrets that every one should be ac-
quainted with Still it Is a book that must be
Kept locked up, and not lie about the house: 1t
will be sent to any one on the receipt OF Fifty
Gents Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
No 416 Spruce Street, above Fourth,
iuly9-ly Philadelphia.
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To LG2sCe OsO3a ers.
Re9llOEUfS.

ID DEMOVAA.-Wm F. Asst s Bro have re-
4 a moved their Meat Store to the room in the
Western end of Messr Powell 81 Blackey's build
ing, nearly opposite the town hall where they
will be pleased to see their old friends and Gus
TONERS They will keep constantly on hand a
variety of the choicest fresh bneats, which will be
sold at the lowest market prices
Dec 81 st w. T. Asst & BRO
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T0jJO9'S2ag.
7EvAELORENGg TAI

YEvAELOEsENG TAILORING 1.-THE
/ co-partnership heretofore existing between
Graves s. Sprinkle has been mutually dissolved
and the business will hereafter be conducted by
p B. Graves alone
He has reduced his prices for cash, and will do
all kinds of work pertaining to the tailoring busi-
ness, in the very best manner, and at figures so
low that no one will fail to be satisfied He has
removed his shop to the room formerly occupied
by Dr. B. B. Donaghe as an office, and invites
all his friends and the public generally to give
him call.
july 30 2. B GRAVES.