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Spoons.

A Radical correspondent Of the Gin.
cinnati Commercial writes as follows
from New Orleans:
Mr. Dana, of the New York Sun, wants
to know il there is any foundation for
the oftrepeated charges against Butler Of
stealing from the people of New Orleans
Men of veracity and soberpess, belong
ing to this city, pain my ears with stories
of theft and pillage in Louisiana By the
men and officers Of the New England
division. One of these gentlemen re-
marked to me that if it had not been his
good fortune to know the people of New
England by other signs than those af-
forded by portion of its soldiery in this
State, he would have come to the conclu
sion that the people of that section were
little better than race of thieves. In
fact, am more than half convinced of
the literal truth of the allegations against
Butler of appropristing silver spoons.
That be did carry on an illicit trade with
the rebels across tie lake is officially
authenticated. This established, why
shohld the spoon story be doubted2
A gentleman at my elbow, who does
not believe that the people Of the North
are thieves, says he had frequent oppor-
tunities, during the Butler occupation, Of
purchasing from Union soldiers, for a
song, rare paintings, fine mattresses,
ETC., of which houses along the upper
river coast had been despoiled. Smaller
articles of value and rirtu, obtained III
the same way, were boxed up and shipped
North to the friends of the capt or ..
Near the close of the summer of 1862, q
steamboat arrived here from Baton
Rouge, having stopped at number Of
plantations on the route, with sixt y.nine
pianos, for which no return WIS ever
made to the government, and which now
doubtless adorn the private Northern
residences of many Of our volu ateer off
GERS
Statements Of this kind, and. we'll au
thenticsted ones, too, might be multi.
piled almost indefinitely; but l have
given enough to show the grounds of the
constantly reiterated charges of the
Southern press re Aectipg upon the hon
esty Of the Yankee character. The duty
which | have thus assumed is an un-
grateful one, but common fairness and
honesty seems to demand its fearless
discharge, and / undertake it with the
full consciousness that the representative
people of New England and the North
will be the first and foremost to jenounce
and repudiate these villaiuous and dis
graceful transactions. It is by no means
strange that an unrefecting aud passion
ate people, personally cognizant of such
spoliations as above mentioned, should
hate and denounce as thieves a people
who seem to have been represented by
such soldiers and camp followers az
came here with Butler. ear 'a
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II. B. DIICOU,

Attorney at Law,
% Union street, opposite Municipal
Court Room,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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HOME OR ABROAD

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FAVOR
able prospects of bountiful season. by which
there must necessarily insure A LARGE
TRADE, we have concluded arrangement
through which we propose to OFFER IN
JUDGMENTS FOR ALL BUYERS TO
PURCHASE HERE. /
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N e DIcAL,
USSELL'S
,DISPENSARY, INFIRMARY
DRUG STORE,
Nos. 40 and AZ North Court st.

DR, RUSSELL'S DISPENSARY AND IN
~ Urinary, the largest and Oldest institution
Of the kind in the Southwest, established in
1885, pleasantly located at Ncs. 40 and AZ north
side Of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, Is open
and the comforts Of home while receiving the
same. Patients also treated at the office or BY
letter, II desired.
DR.. RUSSELL is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as by far the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment of Private or Secret Dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent cures
Recent cases Of GoiNSoRRhE& and sYPHf.
lis cured In few days, without the use Of
Mercury, change of diet, or hindrauce from
business. SECONDARY SYPH1LIS.th the
last vestige cradicated without the use of Mer-
curry. Involuntary Loss Of Semen stopped in
Loss of Sexual Power restored TO free vigor 10
few weeks. elect OF Gouorrhes Of long stand
Ing when all internal remedies have failed,
permanently and speedily cured by new
''s victims Of sELF-ABUsE and excessive
| and loss of Physical and Mental Power, speed
| lily and permanently cured.
ss- All.copsultatiops strictly CONFIDENTIAL;
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout. Par
alysis, Deafness, etc., treated by the aid OF
| Electro MAGNETIC Battery.
OFFIoE HouRs-From An. to Pm, and
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
| Medicines, Perfumsry, Toilet Article 3 etc.,
| would do we'll to call at RQSSELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. a.
North Court street, under the Dispensary. ~
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COTTON FACTORS.

~ Bageing, Rope and Iron Ties furnished
NJ will be covered b. our open policy OF insu-
rsuce. unless otherwise ipstructed.a 81 |
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REEVES AMBR0SIA
FOR THE HAIR.

=
IMPROVED!
II is an elegant Dressing FOR the Hair.
It causes the Hair TO Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigorates the Roots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuri-
I -rir-sa }asa antly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
It keeps the Hair from Changing Color from
Age.
It restores Gray hair to It's Original Color.
Il brings ont Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
It Is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
It has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials of its excellence. many Of which
are from Physicians in high standing.
It is sold in haIfpound bottles Che name blown
in the slassl by Druggists snd dealers in FArey
Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale By Dsmss Barnes 4 Co.; &c. Well
4co; scbis6siin Co.. New York.
VIZ Wits
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sd-we shall continue TO SELL ONLY
FOR CASH, which enables ms TO
sell mt closer profIt than those
selling ON Time. ra w3n !
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NV OnLrASs. August II. 1855.
NESsr-s. MAYER. MARsHUETz A CO.,
wi Of Memphia. are the only ones FOR whom
viii ksrssfier 81 NJ orders FOR that market.
1hsy Are authorized 70 eel ny cigars 10 dealers
isSii GEORGE ALcEs.
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4th-we Will continually have our
buyers I'm the East watching the
Market and attending the Trade
Auction Sales. buying bargains,
which we Will again sell as Bar
gains.
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h. BOWLING. IA W. ": Milan
Leo Co. Of + Frank Is fSsJ I:G Frank Co
, 1868-12-15

Assurances OF every description on sin
gle lives are granted by The Society for
any sum from 0ODollarsto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for IA reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months. after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceIved by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted 10
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The mex investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPrON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1868-12-15
efterlevende Enkefru Rosaline Sydney Eli
otis Felledsbo tiIh6rende
SUKKER- og QVEG-PLANTAGER
A ia N,
Og
TRUNKBAY
mod c1E T.lLnlE. lul..-A.lA H...1.-
med alt Tilbeh6r, beliggende i Crusba
Qvarteer sub. Mr.. Is, 10 og 2.
Og stror deref1er
NOGLE CODE

og
TRUNKBAY

og andre Effecter m. m. Boet' ligeledes til
h0rende.
1ste Auction afholdes Tirsdagen den
29de Decembpr.
eden Auction afholdes Tjrsdagen den
12e Januar 1869.
3die Auction afholdes Tirsdagen den
90 lie Januar 1869.
F6rste og anden Auction afholdes paa
Auctionscontoiret ON Middaoen III. 12, 90
treble Auction paa den bortselgende Elem
dom Adrian ON Eftermiddagen M 1 Sht,
og vile Observation-Disclosures Vurderines-
forretningen M. m. v#re til Eftersyn paa
undertegnede Contoir, og we'd Auctionerne.
St Jams Auctions Contoir, den 4de De-
cember 1868.
F. w. DEWHURST.
, 1868-12-15
A D R / A N
ERMANFARNT.
and
TRUNKBAY
Ina Of
SOME GOOD
FURNITURE

and other effects etc.
These to be sold Immediately after the sale
of the Estates.
LIST Auction will be held on Tuesday The
29M Drcember.
2nd Auction will be held on Tuesday the.
18Th january 1869.
Bird Auction will be held on Tuesday the
Goth Mnuary 1869.
First and second Auction at this Office
at y o'clock noon, and third Au ton on
the Estate Adrian, at | o'clock in the after
noon.
The conditions for the sale, the appraise-
ment etc. may be seen .previously at this
office, and at the Auctions.
st. Johns Auction Office, 4th December
1868.
F. W. DEWHURST.
, 1868-12-15

Mutual Lille Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETowN, BARBADOS
9uaHIS Society, which confines its bust
az ness exclusively to assuring the lives
OF persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
snrance Company, labouring IN The same
field, can offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate 10 provide for the
risk Of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES. out Of
which Rever>ionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annnm upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated The fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part OF
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged. Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term. upon a single life -
, 1868-12-15

VF0LGE Ordre fra Presidentskabet vii
az blive bortsolet we'd trende offentlige
Auctioner de af st. Jams Skifteret behand-
lende og afgangne Planter John Elliott og
, 1868-12-15

ACCORDING to Orders from the
r Presidency The Auction to be
held on Wednesday the 23rd meet
over
THE ESTATES
and
DENNISBAY
is hereby recalled.
st. Johns Auction Office, 18th De-
cember 1868. .
Il. w. DEWHURST.
, 1868-12-15
AUCTION.

Ell CCORDING to orders from the Presi-
AA dency will be put up for sale at 3
dubIic Auctions the joint Estate Of the
peceased Planter John Elliott and surviving
widow RosaIine Sydney Elliott, under the
administration of st Johns Dealing Court
and consisting of:
The SUGAR and STOCK-ESTATES
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

TINS EsoLrsH OrERA.-The National Theatrc
was well allied by brilliant audience assembled
TO greet the reappearance OF the Richings Eng
llsh Opera Troupe. Martha was rendered with
their habitual effectiveness, spd Mrs seguin's
Nancy, as usual, captivated and delighted the
sudience. Mrs. Bernard, (sfter writing Miss
kiehinss so many years, the name sounds
strange,) gave her old rendition Of Martha in her
Old correct way, and the whole of the pleasant
opera passed OF pleasantly. Tonight we are
to have the Bohemian Girl. A grand matinee
will be given on Saturday afternoon.
WALLS OPKRA HoUsx.-A decidedly favorable
impression was made upon the audience at
Wallis last evening. Miss Reignolds justified
the highest expectations that have been pre-
dicted Of her delineation OF the character Of
"Maris Antionette, ,"snd the principal characters
In the drama were well sustained. The piece
will be repeated tonight
The national Republican., 1868-02-04
NEW ADVERTIsEMENrs.

81. "a. ~. .....,ss s.,,. % W n"'',
,..,r,s a, na..,.,. Cs.s., ,r W seeonu
half and L strects. s,and., for The beneat Of tho
sabbath School, this evening. Al ~ o,cIock. Our
eitizeus will have an opnort1nItv ~ I.,en "a an.
of the most deeply.,ntere.t,ny and In,,,oc,Ive
lectures ever delivered in the eitv of washing.
ton. The lecture will be Illustrated hv M an. nd
more than hundred fine specimens Of ancient
coins, images, flowers Of Palestine, a golden
eagle, and some very curious specimens Of the
lost arts and sciences. Hon Israel Diehi, In his
oh'eiai capacity has been permitted to visit some
of t.ne following places OF Interest," Babylonia,
MeesL otamis, the palaces and hanging gardens
'of Baby. ON, Nineveh' Nazareth, Bethlehem, and
Jerusalem, ana other places that have place In
oriental hist ory Inc lecture Will be one OF great
The national Republican., 1868-02-04


GITlzEss' MEsrlss-Ls,t night q meeting o
ance to adjournment.
Jenkin Thomas, esq, presided, and Levi Dayl
The Chsir stated that the committee appoin,e,
at the last neeting had called upon the mayo
and he sgnined an intention TO adhere to fht
0ps. 70 postpone s AZ sss
tion until the fourth Monday IN February. The
mayor, however, was willing TO consult the
tonight adhere to the calling Of special eiec.
tion, he would consider 1t.
Seins t, spoke
captain Goddard was requested to read the
charter Of Georgetown, which 1. q perpctuaI one.
sealed herrinss, markct-house, and many other
things Of equally momentous importance.l
Mr. Addison, resuming, said the people of
equivalent. Francis Dodge was % Z n0u man who So
erected the sinking In fund tweaty.two years ago,
worth u ,5oo, 600, Without costing the town one ne
cent. should you 30 to Washington you lose
Ing al to stand BY the sinking fund. ''e' 0' ''k
INT. Addison reverted to the National Inieui-
gsnesr, and asked whether the reporter was
he would not say anything against the absent
reporter, but gave full defnition OF 'nuisance,n
which he had been called, the definition Of which,
From the conversations with Senator Harlan,
he had every reason to believe that should the
people OF Georgetown express their wishes
against annexation their desire would be re.
Mr.. Dimmitt asked who Il was that concocted
the plan Of amalgamation.
Mr.. Addison replied that "the old gentleman
below tmeaning, Of course, the deviI)
MT. A. then referred to the suggestion OF
gentleman at former meeting, who desired
none but property holders shonid vote at the
special election, and In the course Of his remarks
ss SSns boon Of the man was the
. At this stage Of the proceedings Mr.. J. Mason
dosyler offered paper, which he desired to be
read to the meeting and action taken thereon.
come forward and present the paper, or send il
The paper was sent forward, and after the
chairman bad read It, requested the gentleman
TO withdraw 1t as he would not submit 1t to the
Loud calls Of "Read II, read it,n resounded I'm
every portion Of the hall, and for time consid-
erable confusion ensued.
Tse PSPerE y.s %.nny finally handed to NJ dosyle
address the meeting, but the EentiemsP had
hardly mounted the stand, before stampede was
made to the door, when the presiding offcer put
q motion to adjournj which was carried.
=, The following is the suppressed communica-
tion;
whereas, at an adjourned meeting Of tho citl,
zen. OF this town, held In this hall on last |
as. wednesdiay 50 evening, January 2ad, during the
gentleman, and subyersive Of the dignity Of this |
meeting was made by Henry Addison, the "late |
lamcnted" Mayor Of this town, In dcnunciatiop |
81 the character OF one Of our most worthy and |
snterprislng fcllow,eitizens, John 7. Mitchell, |
Esq. therefore be II
Resolved, That the aforesaid refractory member, |
Henry Addison, be called to the bar Of this house
Ss Ss ss snsss snd sssp sf RSei'y
], MASON aoszLKR.
The national Republican., 1868-02-04
Paints and Oils.

ID EN- o WE'D.
Having purchased the stock and fixtures In The
store q Q. 5. WHlTTLEsEY, 6S sevsnth street, I
take pleasure In announcing to my friends and The
public generally that have removed my STOCK Of
PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS. GLASS. ETC,
from No. IDS street, between Sixth aud Seventh, TO
62s SEVENTH STREET,
Between Louisiana avenue and d street
Where shall keep constantly on hand full ns,ort.
ment OF
PAINTS. OILS. LEADS, CoLoRs, vARNIsHEs,
BRUSHES, GLASS. LAMPS, ETC.
ALSO. ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY pg.
sCRIPTIoN
And everything pertaining to the business.
take this opportunity Of returning nv sineere
thanks to friends and the public for ther very liberal
paIonage IN the past and earnestly solicit contia
l remain your obedtent servant,
-MAsHISaroS. D. G., December q, 1851. 10. n
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

| Yesterday the Park was nrain crowded hv 3ke
deyotees OF the "skate" TO witness the novel
exhibition of skating by blindfold, the prize w.
! Ing splendid pair OF New York club skates 10
the person who would skate two hund red aria.
=, pass through two stakes ten feet apart AZ
iouf ch merriment was the result. Tho MY,
AND n. the party entering the list was TO turn
Was thM % times, and then skate down tba
around thf. % between the stakes. After manv
Pa,ssagc AND r Brlce, of George was dsS
NJ aITiaIs, N, Arth. and awarded a handsome pair
Of skates. To-day So mhenesInm ,,mhts take ke
place, and at night T., ''s"'s VIII
illuminate the pond. .I...
The national Republican., 1868-02-04
a. Atm Park.

FANCY STANDARDIZATION RACES
TkeFs will be u grand display Of Fancy Skating at
tfc Park this afternoon, tho weather being favorable
co plaenelg at tDp N. Ladies' aswell as gentlemen
are invited to participate,
There will also DO Blindfold skating, as follows;
tance Of 100 yards. and pass between two Hags sta.
toned ut distance Of ten feet apart the successful
skater to receive u prize.
rare scene u ogloy Eeai and novelty, which will
have TO be seen to bo appreciated -
fe9-lt DIRECTORS
The national Republican., 1868-02-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EyrRyrr Lycy, N MAssocIATIoN-The hall q,
The Everett Lyesu association % IN the Colum.
s:n Law sua S sSScnse saSTasS on Ssd
the debate upon thei ollowing subject: "Rcioired,
That the .Reinststem ent OF Stanton was justi-
liable" Worth spste opened the debate ln op-
with The removal Of M. ClelIan, and also paying
high tribute to that Nicer. He said that Mr..
stanton was guilty OF m urder IN his refusal to
allowing our soldiers to Ia 1guish and die In the
prison-pens Of the South, q nd that thousands Of
the soma of the North soon slept the silent sleep
Of death upon the desolste hains OF q the e. south
establishment of stanton wa 8 IN violation OF
law, Of reason, and Of precede NJ charging the
Radical leaders in Congress Wit aesire to In.
stanton was like the stain ON the hands OF the
guilty Macbeth, all oceans wsfe swilI never
wash out He also argued as to II eonstitu-
o.oPious quotations from Chancellor Kent on
american law.n
He charged General Grant with mill tsry in
Mr. stanton, regardless Of his pledged IA lth to
He warmed the American people how they
them to remember that Greece had her Ai,'x-
Ander, Rome her Caesar, England her Cromwell,
and France her Bonaparte, and that five would
ayo rss NIX p
unph over the powers OF the Executive Of the
nation and triumph over the Constltnti on OF
that II may not prove In it's ultimate effects a
triumph over the liberties Of the people.
Hewas followed by J. r. ImbrII y. M. Gibson,
E. Nj. Stanton is the greatest statesnsn OF the
nge, and that his name would be inscrieeh upon
the scroll Of fame, and that his Reinstatement |
which the resolution was adopted BY usJofity |
OF one.
The national Republican., 1868-02-04
LOCAL ITEM 8.

rHosI who suffer with coughs, colds, bronchitis
Group, inaueaIa, or whooplng- cough, will aud suro
relief In DR., wnrAR's BALsAs or WILD CHERRY,
which has now been in for nearly half a century.
sad still maintains Its reputation as
NE great remedy for all dlseascS Of the throat lungs.
aud chest
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

The PoToMAc.-The river is bound from shore
70 shore with coat OF Ice about six inches In
thickness, Therefore all navigation Ia stopped
for the present. We noticed many o our juve-
nile skaters enjoying themselves between Sew
enth and Ninth street wharvos, many of whom
Yentured out q great distance.
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLy.--Thc following ar
rests were made on last Friday; Z. Faunts and
James Thomas were taken before Justice Har-
per, for being disorderiy, by Onicer Howes, of
Omcer Hughes, Of the Sixth precinct, arrested
George johnson tcolored) on the same charge
lie was fined - by Justice CLARK.
John X. Roake, Michael Kelley and John Nc
Carty were arrested by Officers Of the Seventh
precinct, for being drunk and disorderly. Roake
was sent to the workhouse for thirty days and
the other two paid n fine Of % each, the amount
required BY Justice Walter. The arrests were
made by Oficers Jacobs, Dranc and Brewer.
Officer Crump, Of the Fourth precinct, took
charge OF William Luley for disorderly conduct,
lie was relieved OF u BY Justice Morsell.
VIOLATING MARKET LAw.-John Logan (col-
oredl was taken before Justice Morseii, on Fri
day last, by Oficer Lloyd, Of the Fourth pre-
cinct. He was fined q.
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

GESrLRHgS, for your furnishing goods go to Marble
Hall, 45s Seventh street, opposite the Patent ohee
where you will nnd lsrgs and fine assortment. at
popular prices.
NIB UndersLIris and Drawers to be closed out at a
.nrridee Ia
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

JUSTICE MARRIED-Last week Justice
kean, of the Seventh ward, was united by mar
LiAge to Miss Ella Purcell. of tho Seventh ward.
The ceremony was performed at the residence of
the bride by Rev, @. 4. Meador, In the presence
OF quite number Of the friends Of the parties
who wish them pleasant journey.
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

RELIEy YoR rHg PooR.-Alov. II. Shephel'd
Esq, the treasurer of the Pioyident Aid So
cety, acknow ledges the following rec eipts since
last publication From Mr.. Markriter, one
frame for testimonial to Metropolitan Police /;
3uartermaster Generals Oitce, vi Rev. Dr. q.
Sunday, 1900.
The national Republican., 1868-02-04

DISTRICT Counr-Judge Wyie.-In re Admiral
Fqrragut ct al, destroyers OF several armed yes
sells Of the rebel government. Action for prize
money. Leave granted to file petition and take
teAtlmony,
Adjourned.