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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALl
MEMEEr "a n..nhnr a .MC

oFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL,l
October g. '&e.
ave have little change 70 note IL rsoney
matters to-day. Exchange rUlosins
steady, with abundant offerings on all
points. Buying at ! discount on all the
principal Eastern cities and at { discount
on towns in New England. Selling 81
par with occasional exceptions st I die.
count.
County Warrants are not so firm,
though We heard Of no sales under yes
terday's quotations. The county busi-
ness which has been neglected during
the absence Of his satanic majesty, Bar
bour Lewis, Is now being rushed through
by the new President Of the Board, Mr..
Merriman, aud sll the County Warrants
which have accumulated during the sb.
ssnee Of the former party, are being
signed and issued as rapidly as possible.
Large amounts are expected TO be th-oWD
upon the market tomorrow and next
DAY. This has caused 3 temporary check
on the demand. In connection with
this We will state that the penalty In
CURED by the non-psyment Of taxes pre-
vious to the LIST of January il two per
cent. After that s penalty OF FIVE pr
cent is incurred. Many property holders
are of the opinion that they can safely
incur the penalty and make money by
not purchasing at present. Others again
question the legality Of any penalty so
far as county taxes ars concerned. 1t is
certain, however, that new Warrants
have beer offered in sufficient sums TO
justify buyers in holding of, and that
larger sums will seek 8 market within =
day or two. We quote st 65G66e buy
ing. Selling at 6696sc.
City Scrip is firm. We could learn Of
only or two transactions. A lot OF
$1,000 changed hands at Sic and one ef
$3.50 at sOie. Holders were asking SIG
SIC, but there were no sales 30 far IS We
could learn at better than Sic. Brokers
sell in sums 70 suit at 649s5c.
Gold in New York opened at I3ii and
closed at 1915. We report = sale Of slO4l
at134i.
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MONDAY, 1868
TRUSTLE SALE.

ny virtue OF q Dad OF Trust executed by
Is VIM ID Fly on the ~ h day of March, A d
1859. to John u. Trotter, Trustee, to secure the
payment OF certain promissory note payable
as follows, 10 wit: one note Tor Elk thousand
man on the 30sh day of January, AID. 1885,
with ten per cept. interest from date, and dai ed
the 2 IN Of Marco, A d. 1859. One note Of the
same date for six Thousand six hundred 66 100
4 liars, payab g TO atherine 2. Freeman on
3ofh day OF March, AID. 1851, with legal interest
rom date. ABdr ne note of same uate for six
mo sand six hcndFe 50 100 dollars. payable 10
Catherine p FIRE eman with legal interesG from
dsfe. said Deed OF Trust l. rec. rded IN the Pro
bate Clerks once Of Tuniea county, State Of
J n ississipp,, In Book E, OF the record OF deeds
for said county. page 81. And by virtue of.
and i'm pursuance Of q Decree OF ths Chancery
Court OF said Tunica county, made at the April
term thereof AID. 1888, investing myself with
the mowers OF Trustee In said Deed of Trust, the
death Of the said Jno. d. Troiter, Trustee as
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 said Chan
oery Court, / will, on the
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RAILRDAD TINE TABLE.
senphl. aha LI.lls koek RaIlro.d

TO A SON AND LITTLE Rock Ark.
Going West-Loave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
dag AMI Fnday, It = ~.
Coming Eat Leave Mad son Tuesday Ihur5-
day snd saturday, st. 9o am tArftVe AZ
JAs. W ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
Mississippi szd TeRnosaee Railroad.
ARKIvz. DsfAaz.
Esworteanssxprssa dsfly, 500 pm. 8O5 pm.
seTdlE sccon'n, daily, eZ-
ceptS unday-.-------- go an 500 ].
FuI -ut, 6softL 1usscsy, ~
Thursday and Saturday;
South. Mondag, Wednes-
day ana rdayl----. 4:l5 100 an.
Takes effect Sunday, august I6, 1883
AZ. LIVERAOKE, GeET60Pt.
C.P. OAKLEY 9 eioket AEI. i
Eerlphis and charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Thro1gn asn e@ASl 1S - prm ii4sssSp "A
Trails train does not leave saturdaysl
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays) atsa.-=. SEQ Am
5omervule Accommodation
daily (except SundSy).-.-- ELS am. $50 pm
Rsilrosd Tine is minutes fsS-sr than city
Ticse.once, rs Main street and at Depot.
Wal. ROSS enlsuPts
EenpAIs and Louisville Railroad Lie
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Ezprssz, R F timeeaae-m. 2Sp.m
City uUe--. > lOs.m.
Night Express z. Et me-. u Pn- $50 an
rtfty Z me- S5apm.
HUMBOLDT ACCoMHoDATIoN.
Leave Memphis, Railroad une---4:e pm
City time --.-4l0 pm
20 am
Ticket once y &7E M-in street and ~ 10
sAM.B 3, JONES. eenTsUpE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In sacks. per hushei
81 @9l 40; Minnesota per barrel s. 50. Sweet
Potaloes60975c per bushel.
r lPE-Very little selling. Eeld at sKgl0c.
sUGAR-Tne stock On nand u far. We
quote prime 70 choice l6Glsc; common 10 far
lsalee: Island, l2Lmt6c.
s~ALT-Prices steady. Held at 50 1925 s. "a
batrelof ~ lbs; z bushel barrels, - ,06 5
Liverpool sack, coarse and Gne, E3S2&
6HkEP-Nery lew in market. Tennessee
held Al 1895 per head as 20 quality.
1AR-In kegs per dozen, N95 30.
TUB nrm and prices same as
last week Stock large and well selected.
WHISkN-Msrket weak with light demand.
dighwtnes 81 l0Gl IS; common WHISKY 81 GG
l 10; Imitation Bourbon 81 5sl IS; bourbon
S22j14.
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18th Day Of December, AD. iS6S,

At the courthouse door in the town OF Austin
in the county of Tunlca, state OF Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest BIDDER, for cash
the following lands as described IN said Deed of
Trust. as 70 lows. TO wit: All Of section seven
an Of TOWNSHIP () Of Range eleven, III. west
lying and beingi In said Tunica C u.1y and State
Of Mississippi. Sa e within lawful hours. Title
supposed 70 be good, but / will sell My as
Trustee. j, Il, SAMPLE, Trustee.
October IL, 1863 ecH ids
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Mcsoaafc RepuLst09s.
OFFICE or HAxILTos Lopez

No. $50, n. =. NJ,
MEMPHIS, TENN september II, 1851
rHTs is 10 notify all men, and particularly
M. Graft. that D NyIn 4. CLoRE was, on
the i4th day oI April, lSS expelled rom all
lion lodge, No 80, for uOmasoaic conduct,
and the sctt a o. ssAA Lodge wa ratinsd ny
tue Grand Lodge OF TenEessee AT the Last An
uuaI Communication.
henry ]. lynn, ". n.
= Attest JOIN W. GRAHAM, zecg, pro tenn.
All D apes friendly ~ the cause OF Masonry
VIII please 2 I'D ssaslR
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EnsOLne2at NOflce.

have sugges ed the insolvency Of the as
tate OF john ". Armstrong, dece 4sed. 70 the
Sterk Ct The county Court or SheIbg county,
AL yefsons 1aTiDg claims agatL 81 ga d estaie
WINS Tie ssraewith said Gle K, sutBslt icated
April, 1875. JOIN p. WILL ms ADM
oe9SPFR WV os2l laNtw HSd
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STEAMBOATS,.


Mem PhiE and Arkansas River Packet Com.
p~sny-Unitsd states Nsil-For
pOleon, Pine Blun, D~aTdsnelie, Van
Buren,, Fort smith Fort Glbsoa,
and all landinEs on the Ar
kansak river.
VA. CALDWELL----. Haines master
This 1ne sssnSer packet viii
leave as above on &
THIS DAY, 29th inst, at 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage apply to
4. a. KENDIG, Agent.
cczp It G4 Front 81 No7bv Ri- r.
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Cairo End New Orlesns-iliIHGls CCaGTsi
Railroad Packets.

The unsurpassed Passenger Steamer
Capt LA 9o6n Sab 4, HBurE. AND oapt.BB q 4 Fsigram
toe arrival OF 1 pm. train every SATURDAY,
as follows:
LADY GAY-Saturdsy, September le Octo-
Der I, Il aud 81 November IA and IS Deesn-
Der Il and ~.
HUCB Saturday, September d October =
aud q; November 7 and 2 december s and 10.
To secure s-tsteroOms, and for further fn1or-
nation, apply TO
IO3h ~. CARROLL, Agent, g. Lous.
tCh sS. T.. AINDG, Agent, CSirc.
4. ". LI6HrBURNE. Agent, Memphis.
y. B. MOODN Agent. Nv OrlearA sells M
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DR.. "a E s,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
Il Cussom House street, New Orleans, (egt&b-
lished 1850, for the Last eight years located IN
Chicago, and celebrated Throughout the coun-
try in the successful treatment o. PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be condheutia1v consulted a.
his Office and psrlors. 81 and So Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, or by letter
POst0f6ce Drawer 5SGS
DR.. IAN \ treats CHRUNIL MERCURIAL.
STPHILITIC, LOtD ana Skin DISEASES,
and all OF 2 con rAGlOU5 VIZ
MERE Al CdARACrER-Which he cures with
out the use Of mercury, iOdids Of pOfassa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his EEUERA Z
Ter, a positive cure for al humors an1 blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WfAkNESS, NOCTURNAL and DlURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on By abuse Of the or
cams, early tndiscreIiOns, ezcessss, OF entalied
herediiarIly, causing loss OF memory, confu-
ston, depression, dimusss Of vision snd often
times insanity, WITH q dep Orabie train OF Other
symptoms, treated and radically cured Dy an
fnfzliible method, saving time ard expense.
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs, Of a
private character, radicaLy and permanently
cured
Old diseases of the most no rible class. where
the blood mas become poisoned. pr GUcing
blOtches on The face, small Tatery bLis4ers,
pains IN the head AID ooLes, ulcefafed threat
snd nose, sores on Inc limbs and body. ~scrofula,
together with an endl-Ss NUMBER of su1erings,
efectusLy and permanently cu-ed-
DR. JAMES Is recommended b. the press OF
the country. by professors Of medical colleges,
and By tie medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should Apply - him, and be
cured az once.
TIE MoEIToE, BY Dr.. James. a treatise upon
diseases peculiar 70 the sexual organs OF en- her
sex, ea1ses, effects and thsirrsmeaies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty yszTs' practice
Ia the extensive Treatment Of these dt-eases,
sent to any address. securely 10 raped Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet en- SPEBHArOREHEA,
or one on - PHILIs, SEPT IN seal81 envelope
dress Dr.. JAMES Posto1cs Drawer 5S6a. Chi
c &c. Illinois. sePi7H
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Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Once, 237L
Aain street., and At spot, mead or Main street,
- baggage Checked at Depot or BY the Mem
phis CITY Transfer Company at Hotels, PrI-
vste Residences, or on board buas, 10 ali prin-
clpel points East and North.
SAN. b. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL. PASSENGER Agent. sapl3
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PAINTING.
Dissolution.

THE Firm Of W. n. Eakir q Go. was dis
solved by mutual consent on tbs 18th Au-
gust. 1883. Either party Il authorized 70 settle
the business OF the old hrm.
An persons fndebted to the firm Of ". n.
Rakin 4 Co. are requested to come orwar and
1attle with,,ut delay. The BOOKS and papers
will be found at the UnderWriters warehouse
W. ~. EAKIN,
A. CONNELL
Memphis, September !, 1888.
The bust ness Will be continued at the old
stand on ChiczassW street, by A. Connen and
III Connsil. r., undsr the drm name Of -
Conneu q Co.
MsmDhis, Ssptsnzbsx L Ises. sspak
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The New York Life Insurance Coz gany

Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
which has been hero,Ofora bestowed on me 81
by my friends in Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas, 1 respectfully ask q continuance OF
the same
Ihave also associated with me IN business,
Mr.. ]. @. CASkIN, formerly OF S0uth Carolina,
a gentleman l cordially rec mnle1o % my
friends and patrons. s. d. AcCLURE.
gan9
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rsday, ss'er W. A. Ca,dweiI,.Hafnes
Master.
B. dag, Steamer ozark, Rowland, Mas.
ter

Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above. AS hish as Fort GIBSON.
Prom the LIST TO the 10th of November toe
new boats viii be finished, and the Company
whlthen run four boats rom Memphis through
10 Fort smith, giving direct communication
with all poiats on the river, the Arkansasliver
now b ing ia good ~navigable condition. Pas
seDg ersa and frelgots re put through to all points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
Al persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or Eat of Mem
should have their GOODS consigned to
JNO d. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
70 ". ". JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JSO. D. ADAMS, President,
T. A. KkNDIG, Agent,
sepe5 84 Front street. M0sby Block.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR o a d.
Open to

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, sEPTEN-
" Ger 2, 1855 the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roa viii run regu .arly as oIlows:
GOING WEST-LeayeS Hupedeld Monday,
Wednesday a Il FRIDAY 81 7:30 d N and arrive
at Asdison al O'Clock pm.
COMtEG EAs g Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 80 a m. arrive AT
Hnp-deld st L o'clock pm, and Memphis at
Ia9 pm
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union It Get ST Z q N.
1ick-ts for sale At all the Railroad Ticket on
cos in the city.
Erelghts tor Madison or way stations received
BY p. n. Patterson 4 Co at their WhArf-boRt,
foot Of Union street.
Freight 70 Way Stations must be prepaid.
SOnee or Road, No. p Jefferson street.
au2S Il J.. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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tNorlcE

7 hereby given hat an organization hes been
I edented under q charter granted By the Leg
~islat1re Of TsDpssses. November H.. 1876, en-
Titled Au Act TO Incorporates the MempniE
and Arkansas RIVER Packet Company"
JOHN D. ADAMS,
I'M TEBBErcS
AMF LAWSON, Directors.
2. l.. HALNES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,J
The Line Of Boats known as the Memphis
and Arkansas River u. s. Mail Packet Conpa-
ny" Is merged In the chartered company.
JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
]. NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRFHERN CT TIES
rs BY THE
Memphis 4 Louisville B. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September IL, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FoLLoWsG

9th 1retns connect for Nashville.
Tie 3;l5 pm connects for cairo aud ST. Louis,
arriving at ST. Louis at I:S0 pm. next day.
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a- The following boat win each make q trim
a week until the new boats Of the Company,
now being built, are finished leaving MEM
PHT% as heretofore, on MONDAYS and
TUESDAYS, at 6 O'Clock pm:
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OTToN---CoMMxSsEoA

LIBERAL Cash Advances made on Consign-
ments 70 GEO. BL ACKBURS & co, Boston,
Mass, or A. {. sCHAEFER : CO., Kew YORK.
o btl-lm
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RIVER MATTERS.

wraTHER AsD REEERs.
MEMPHIS, October 29-Weather clear
add warm. River AZ q stand. No
change to report ia Write or d AFksn-
"a The OHIO l. swelling slowly above
L uisvilie, bu. has barely fodr feet themes
TO Cairo.
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Freight Delivered In Few Orleans
Within As Hours.

The attention of COTTON BUYERsf is espe-
cisly called 10 the advantages CT this line as
Offering extra inducements in Psint of time,
-hyered.
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Through Rates GiTen and Guaranteed.

For further Information apply to n. G. PAT.
TERSON, Agent for the Line, at 2S7A Ma L
street, or OF :. N. PAMFEIN. Agent st the De.
psf. A. = LlNERMORE,
ccl6 w General spperintepdenE.
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a CARD.

A REPORT having obtained cr=dencs that
IN have Withdrawn from the LIFE INSUR-
ANCE business, L AXE this method OF notify
Ing the Public that I am stfl connected with
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Usage LANDS.

The best reply we can make to the
various inquiries addressed to us, is the
pub LEGATION of the following bill, which
passed the House MAJ 9th, 1868. We
are not advised as to what action has
been taken on it in the Senate:
JoINT RESOLUTION, enabling actual set
tiers to purchase certain lands obtain
ed of the Great and Little Usage In
dams.
Be at reSolced by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the United
States Of America, IN Congress assem-
6lcd, That when public sale is made OF
the lands granted and sold to the Unit
ed States by virtye of the first and sec
ond articles of the treaty of the said
United States and the Great and Little
Usage indians, which treaty was con-
Guided September twenty-ninth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-five, and pro-
claimed january twenty-frst, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, any actual
settler who was, on the sixth day OF
March, ammo Domini eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, residing upon any por-
ton of said land, not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres, who has made
improvements thereon, and who is a
citizen, or has declared his intention to
become citizen of the United States,
shall have the privilege of purchasing
the same at the highest price hidden,
and shall be entitled to pay for the same
in four annual installments of twenty
five percentum each, with interest on the
same at the rate of five per centum pei
annum, the first of said installment: to
be paid at the expiration of one year
from the date of said sale, under sucl
rules and regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of the Interior
PrOcided, Hotcecer, That at said salt
both the odd and even-numbered sec
tons in said reservation shall be Offered
for public sale under the terms of thii
resolution.
Passed the House of Representative
March 9th 1853.
| Attest: EDWARD MoPHERsoN.
Clerk.
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HMponIA nrARKET.

FLouR--xxx. 1925 per sack; Xxx, $40;
PoTAToEs-Irish, $500 per bushel; sweet,
ScSoRNL4oc. per bushel.
W VIE Fall. s1,75 to 2,2s per bushel;
SPITE REsa m MESTs@Choice beef steak and roast,
stesS: ipslxe.; sides ana naidlings, 10 to lie.
TEAS Young Tyson, 8, 70 per 10; imperl-
oV GoFgFiFEsWRio, a3c. per H.; Java. 45c
Refined; 20 to p re. per H.; crushed
RIcE-163sc. per p.
HOMINY-Sc. per H.
i MoLAssEs- Sorghum, Toe. per gallon; sugar
house, S1,35; golden syrup, 1,50; sugar loa
s Visn Gar a.cider, &C., per gallon; sorghum
FIsH-No. mackerel, zoe. per d.; S4.10 pc
! kit; white fish, 1890. per h.: cod fish, 15e.
Il DRIED FRUITs-Apples, loo. per H.; peach
q Canned GOODS Peaches, 40c.; eherrie
5oe.; bIackberries, 50c.; strawberries, 60c
l pine apple, &C.,; pears, &C.,; tomatoes, Sec
p corn, 50c.; oysters, 40c.; Holsters, 50c.; sa
: dimes, 30e.
: CHEEsE-2cc. per fb.
e CRAcKERs-Soda, butter and picnic, 15c. p,
I H.: sugar, 2Oe; cream biscuit, 25c.
S BUTTER-35c. per ID.
n EGGS-12c. per dozen.
SALT-4c. per H.; $500 per Dbl.
' 1
, HAMs-Country, 2oc. per b.; sugar cure
25c.
: BAcoN-1sc. per fb.
SOAP-Bxtra family, 15c. per h.; rosin, 1211@
TALLOW-10e. per ID.
CANDLEs-Star, soc. per h.; tailow, 25e.
KEKosENE-90c. per GAL. crystalized oil 70
HIDEs-Dry. 111@c.; green, 41@c.
SHoT-20c. per ID.
LEAD-2Oc. - -
PowDER-60e. g
FINISHED DooRs-$3,7 IS to $50.
NAILs-6d. 10 2od., $3.50 per keg; &c. per ]
e Sd, $500 per keg; lie. per H.; I'd, IS, 80 p
/ LuAIBER-Native $3.50 to 400 per hundr,
n feet; pine siding, 40 to $50; flooring. 100
100; building lumber 800 to 10, 90.
q PRINrS-Sprague's, Cocheco, American N
Hamilton. 1Sc. per yard; Providence and L
ion, l5e.; Wamsutta, he.
l. SHEETINGS-Stark A. Indian Head, al
a Missouri NJ. 1, 22c. per yard; Great We
ern, and Canelton, 1s34e.; Anchor, 1890.
l. BLEAcHED MUsLINS-121Sc. to 35c. per yaI
=. DENIMS-25c. to 35c. per yard
- SHIFTING STRIPE-1625c- to 35c. per yard
e WooL. DELAINEs-50 @n 55c. per yard
ii MERINos-S1,20 TO LOO per yard.
% FLANNELS-50, % and Coo per yard.
IN HOMEMADE JEANS-S1,0 90 TO 1,60.
cl FACTORY JEANS-70, 75 and soc.
u DOMESTIC GINGHAsiS-25 "a Soc.
G. SATINETs-T5, So q $500.
HooP 6KIRTs-50c. to $3.50.
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] see, sir, IN this power of impeach- |
ment, great safeguard against the rev.
olutionary elements ABUSED by gentle-
men on the other side. I am glad to
invoke i, because it will save the ma
ton from worse evils. 1 do not fear
the results, for trust the people and
the peoples Representatives. That is
the difference between the gentleman
from New York and myself.
But, sir, it viii thus be seen that it is
not alone the technical acts of usurpa-
ton committed by the President which
compels me to vote to impeach him of
high crimes and misdemeanors. 1 have
the undoubted right, and SO have the
whole body of the people of the United
States, to judge of the degree of motive
by which an INSCRIPTIONS, bold and
wicked magistrate is hurried on to the
violation of lawful and constitutional
duties. As was well said by the gen
tleman from Ohio, {AIr. Bingham,) thu
President is as much the creature of thu
law and as sacredly bound TO obey it al
the humblest citizen of the Rebublic.
Sir, declare it to be one of the con
trolling reasons for my vote that be
lieve the mind of the President to b
4 filled with malice toward the law-mal
ing power of the nation, and seekin
; with hostile and revolutionary intent
defeat the legally expressed viii of
!. majority of the people. The safety
: republican government on this, cont
nent is thus imperiled by lawless al
: malignant man, made the second offic
of the Republic by the peoples con
! dence, and intrusted, under forms
3 law, with the execution Of the people
t will. Let the recreant magistrate fl
in dishonor, but let the majesty of la
and the supremacy of the Constitute
' be maintained as the ife-blood of ire
e dom and good government.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM NEW HAMP
SHIRE.

The news from the New Hampshire
lectiOns is encouraging and glorious for
the cause of Republicanism. Governor
Hartman, Republican) is reelected by
about three thousand majority. Foul
of the five Counsellors are Republican
Nine out of the twelve Senators are Re-
publican. There is seventy majority in
the House of Representatives. This is
Ominous of how the people stand on
impeachment. AS the first big gun" il
amt bad for Grant and Victory. Let the
Rebel hell-hounds of New Orleans hunt
their holes. No more parades with reb-
81 flags.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
OPENING OF TIE
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.


The Board of Directors of the State
Normal School of Kansas hereby an
nounce that on the STH DAY OF APRIL q
Preparatory Department will be opened
in the Institution at Emporia.
The object ofthis department is to af-
ford young men and women of limited
education the means Of fitting them
selves to join the classes of the regular
teachefs' course. Pupils will also be
admitted irresp ective of the yocations
to which they may, in the future, wish
TO apply Themselves; so that no one of
honest purpose and good moral eharac-
ter need be excluded.
The studies pursued win include those
of common schools and academies. AT
the end ofevery term such students asare
qualified will be transferred to the teach
ers' classes, if they desire it; otherwise
they may remain in the department. pur-
suing such practical and scientific stud
les as they may select, subject to the APP
proval of the Faculty. The instruction
will be thorough, and will be impaired
in such way as to induce good habits OF
study.
Tuition will be charged in this De;
partment at the rate of elk dollars PEI
term, with the usual incidental fee.
Students of the Preparatory DEPART
ment will have seats and desks in the
Assembly Room assigned to them, ane
will enjoy the privileges and be subjec
to the discipline of the other Norma
students.
Parents and guardians who wish t.
have their sons and daughters trained
in the Normal methods of instruction
will do we'll to avail themselves of the
advantages afforded by this department
Applications for admission may bt
made to the Principal of the Norma
School.
c. V. EsKRIDGE,
G. G. MORSE,
JAMES ROGERS,
Eeecutice Committee.
Emporia. March 9th. 1868.