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Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

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number commences a new volume.
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Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies, five
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Published Weekly. at S. year, free of postage
An extra copy sent gratis to any one getting I'D
club of seven new subscribers
Address, LITTLE g. GAY
30 Bloomfield street. Boston
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"a q 90. Canal street. 4 Of
G. III. ZIN1MERMANN,
JEWELER And SILVEHSNfTTH
Diamonds, Watchs and JevveIry.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
% NJ MASSEY e co.
1UO Common, street.
- Opposite City Hotel
Mem Orleans, la
ave IN store and are now receiving. n larre
~ stock Of FALL. and WINTER GOODS.
and as We pay no fancy rent aud do our own work
can oaer considerable Inducements to purchasers
Our stock OF PLARTA TTON GOODS Is com
plete in, "a and "A OsnaburQs. Brown Sheotings
and Shirtlrgs, Blankets, Fiannels, Iinsays Jeans
kerseys, Sattinets, Clothes, Cassameres, Striped
Osnabergs, and every article comprising an as
sortment in Wholesale Dry Goods Establish
nent, and SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
SALES Is our mott D. d5 An
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GEORGIA.


=" A dangerous admission 1.-THE adj
mission of Georgia into the Union under
Radical rule.
-Hon.-Confedera QuartermasteI
-Miiitia-Gen. Il. r. MeCsy, the man
with "nine bullet holes in his clothes, y
has been sent as a special ambassador to
washington by the Radicals In order 30
have those men OF their party relieved
Of their disabilities who are affected By
Bulloek's message.
The Radical Congress having re-
fused, when they accepted Georgia's new
Constitution, TO give their consent to the
relief sWindle in it, ex-Gov. Brown, in
order to further delude the people, is
busily engaged in preparing stay law
and q reconstruction OF the Supreme
Court, which he thinks will answer the
same purpose as the stricken clause.
The gambling Lieutenant Colonel in
the Yankee army who perpetrated such
a gross outrage upon the citizens of Sa.
vannsh last week, is, it appears, TO go
unpublished. Capt. McRobbin, who was
ordered TO investigate the matter, has
returned to Atlanta, and all parties being
willing, no Court of Inquiry will be con-
yened. The officer is still under arrest
but will soon be released.
ne AliAuld 4fCtC 41ftt sayss 1uOuE0
the season for the past few days seems
to have borrowed its. temperature from
the regions of "Tartarus down below
Avernus," We have still enjoyed the Oc-
casional luxury of a refreshing shower.
The thirsty earth drank ~ every drop
that fell, and we have reason to bsIieve
that enough has fallen to have a most
excellent effect upon the corn and cotton
1rOn So fnOta IL No
The cars on the Selma, Rome and
Dalton railways, are now running to
Mills, point eight miles this !
lide Of Cross Plains, and distant only |
thirty miles from Rome. Good accom- |
are made to transport passen-
gers across this gap. This railroad will, /
q all probability, be completed to Rome /
y the 10th of September. Mr.. Geo.
1aZiehurst, the able President of the
Macon and Brunswick railroad compa-
", has completed arrangements with
Northern capitalists by which that road
will be finished in eighteen months
eorty-six miles of iron are already in
Brunswick. 1t viii connect with the
Itlantic and Gulf road by CbTistmas.
lear fifty miles of grading on that end
re already finished
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CASH CAPITAL OF sssOO,ooo.

Which win be suf1cient 70 duplicate lines 10
al or nearly all ths paying points reached by
The present monopoly.
1he present Telegraph Companies Of the eoun-
Try have been consolidated into one hues
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per wear. or
over one hundred per cent. on the actual cost
OF thelr lines, their present capital having been
Watered over ONE THOUSAND Der cent
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition from the United States
Governments Of the Importance OF their enter
prise, with a grant Of the most valuable fran
ehises ever conferred upon telegraph com
pany. No competing line has ever had the
rsht now granted by Congress to this company
TO construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE In the United
States. The position OF this company differs
nom that Of any company ever before organ
iEed. The question Of the RIGHT OF WAY IS
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders Of this company cannot ba
sold out or TRANSFERRED to any other
company. The act OF Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer Of the franchises granted.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

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w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
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r o SIS ELLIS
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caLLS---HOW 70 Be MADE.

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subscribing, and subsequent calls. not to ex-
coed i've per cent per month, win be made By
the Board OF Directors, from time 10 time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds 70 construct
and equip thelines; but no calls viii be made
sfier the one per cent is paid, until the En-.
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been SUBJ
scrfbed.
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OUR readers will have noticed that re-
Gently the late President of the Confed.
crate Ststes, Mr.. Jefferson DSvis, fell
from a stairway, in Montreal, and was
injured, as it was then thought, slightly.
We regret to inform them that letter
has just been received from member of
bis family, saying that three OF his ribs
were broken. AT his period OF life, a
fracture is not so easily re.cemented.
But be was doing well when the letter
was written.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-18
Democrats National Exeeutive Com
mfffee.
TIE following IS tne c0Ia pleie llst OF the Ma
fionaI Executive mmittae, one member be-
fug named by each Safe Delegation

TIE following is the coIa plete list OF the Ma
flonaI Executive Committee, one member be-
ing named by each State delegation
AIabama-John Forsyth.
Arkanssls-J0hn ~. Hamet.
"a Iiorn fs--John BigieT,
COnuecticuJ-Wm ~. H. Converse.
delaware : dmuel IoWntend.
FiortCa-A 'harles =. DICK
IHtnoi6-W llber F. SborV.
Incfana.-M " N. 4. NlblacL.
Iowa-Daalel j, Finch
Rausss-lsaac Eaton.
Eeutucky-IuOs. G. a et treery.
Louisiana ames g. MsCloSizey.
Maine-Sylyauus Leyman.
Mary laud-Odin B0sie.
NFa.sacn usetts-Freo. o Prince.
NfcEigan-Wn. q. ldoou.
MINES ta-C larleE ". NsEh.
4tssis-ippi-E. II srEer.
sTfssourl-CBarles A Afantz.
Nehra ka-5. :. Miller
N@y4taa- J. ". mcCdkle
New npshirs-HaTry Bingham.
new fefsel' john Mc5negor
New YorT-Apgust i5eimosL
North Carolina-amos Bragg.
Ohfo-J JOh1 O fnoDpson.
OREGON J. hawthorne
unfylvania--Issae 16ll3ster.
Rhode Island Gideon BFsdiord-
south CarOliua-Chas. SH-inton.
Teupessee- John W. LeftwIch-
yexss-John Hgncock.
Vermont-H B. smith.
Vliginia--John code.
We Wing inia-John Eah. ~.
1ViecOus n-Fred " HOra.
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= FOde prints on the sand Novel ssOHe
Of Catching IA Thief

U
of Catching IA Thief
About three weeks ago, Clark Mills,
Esq, the eminent sculptor, had stolen
from his studio pieces of copper castings,
which were portions OF q statue which
he is DOW engaged in peTfecting. Search
ing around his premises for traces of the
thieves, he discovered good "signsD in
the shape Of several fsaFfully large foot
prints.
The sculptor, after considering a mo-
ment, concluded that here wss a field
for his art, and acting upon the idea,
promptly prepared his plaster, and took
several good "casts f." OF the footprints,
Armed with these witnesses for the
prosecution" he proceeded TO police
headquarters, made known his loss, and
showed to the officers the clue he had to
the thieves.
The case was placed in the hands of
Detectives Miller and COomes for the
purpose Of hunting up the thieves.
These energetic officers have heen hard
at work ever since the robbery was re-
ported, actively engaged IN taking
" bird's-eye views of ell the large flat
footed negroes who for two or three
weeks past have been making business
calls upon Mayor Bowen.
Up 10 yesterday Mr. Miller had been
unsuccessful, but his heart wss made
glad, by deserving two negro men whose
feet looked like they might fl the plas-
ter casts. He promptly arrested them,
and, upon being conveyed to police
headquarters, it was found that the pIas
ter casts made by Mr.. Mills fitted er-
Gctly. To say that the negroes were
dumbfounded would not describe their
establishment. Suffice it for our purpose
to state that the evidence obtained shows
that the detectives have made the right
arrest, snd that Justice viii be meted out
TO the thieves. Their names are Lewis
Medley and John Shorter, aud one OF
them has foot certainly fourteen inches 1
long and four inches wide.
They will have hearing to-day be-
fore Justice D. r. Smith.
The result Of this operation OF the de- 4
tectivee show that men can be brought 1
to justice in more ways than one.
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Internal Revenue Taxes.
cOILEC1oRs oEsIos srH DIsr: rEsls..

CoLLECnoE,s OFTICE eth DIST. Tenn,
MENPHTs, June 8, 1853
NOTICE Is hereby gi7en that the Annual
IN List OF Taxes on Income Business or Pro-
fessi0ns. Carriages, Watches, etc. etc. FOR this
District has been rot1rned to me By the Asses
sor, and sll persons are notified that said Taxes
are now due and payable.
Payments IA this city and county must be
made before the LIST day Of July, at nay offica, OF
additional costs and penalties Will eccFne.
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ALABAMA.

In Selma, three soldiers Of the u. S.
garrison at that point, mad their heads
shaved and were drummed out Of the
service, on Wednesday last. Crime,
highway robbery.
1T is gratifying to note that through
the liberaiity Of one Of our most public
spirited citizens, who has donated the
land for the purpose, the workshops of
the New Orleans and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company will BE- established at this
plsee.-A06iIe Register.
From all accounts the crop of sweet
potatoes in this section will be very large.
All that is desired is a good shower two
or three times a week. The recent show
ers have done the vines an immensely Of
gOOd.-AO6ae Tribune
The Mobile Register, speaking Of
The new State government of Alabama,
Gays: Looking at the list of the new
State government in John Hardy's pa.
per, II looks as If some tinker of devil
had taken man to pieces and in putting
him together again had put the bowels
where the brains ought to be.
There were entered in the land Office
at Huntsville in three months ending
June S0tb, 1868, 81, $40 acres of land: In
April, 6, ,495 acres; May, 1924 acres,
and in June, I2,0S9 acres.
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TEyNESSE.

We find the following items in the
Nashville Banner: The city sexton has
received instructions to lock up the gates
] Of the Gem etery after to morrow, and
/ allow no more persons TO be buried there,
I in aeeordRnce with the Law recently en-
acted by the City Council. Strange TO
/ say there have been no provisions made
/ to provide burial ground elsewhere.
/ Rich people can go 10 Mount Oiivet, but
what shall poor people do with their
dead
"A construction train will leave here
| 70 day, TO put the Nashville and North
western Railroad in order, and the Tegu-
ar trains viii be running ia a week.
The road has been leased yeaT and
half TO the Nashville-and Chattanooga
Railroad Company, thelesse being issued
by Receiver Ciiffe and President Burns.
The lease will be submitted to the stock
holders of each road, and either party
may Withdraw from it by giving thirty
days. notice. It also provides for the
payment OF the employees and compie-
lion of the Huntington Branch by Re
ceiver Chffe. The railroad company are
to report to the Rsoeiver. The employ
ees viii be paid within week, and per-
haps IS early as tomorrow.
The Gazette of the 18th says: "Just
FOR the fun Of the thing, p e yesterday
asked John Cockrill, the negro leader Of |
Davidson county Radiealism, what sort !
OF meeting PrOsser's friends had the |
>ight before. John chucklsd as only |
T. "a and the devil himself can chuckle, I
nd ia. egeents peculiarly African, said /
XVbv ORD bless you, mister, we had a
,l,'ri9ns de; the whole face OF the |
5s5srtb - i xss >tEly kiYered with niggers
bare nust hav. besu st least fifteen |
1nndrad hesJ IN ", aud every single /
,saS beII he-,t o,,in Fercer.t This tells
1siIv against tie pinh Of loyalty who
dts the Press ana Times, and would
70 to Congress for 3 little recreation:
Before be makes the round trIS ne VIII
10 doubt discover that some nigge's, Ike
ONE republics, are ungraLefaI.
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interesting ana Valuable Curiosity.

| Interesting and Valuable Curiosity.
/ A wonderful Old document is at pres
4 ent in Canada, being nothing less than
| the skin or parchment signed ESQ wears
| ago by the Scottish people, and known
as the National Covenant OF Scotland, -
| The substance of the deed is written in
firm, beautiful hand, almost unique in
/ its kind; the signatures OF the noble
men, including the famous Montrose,
and many OF the others, are very dis
tinet, as also are those obliterated in the
blood Of their subscribers, while the
whole parchment is in q good state Of
preservation. This celebrated old docu-
ment is without doubt a relict Of the
trou hlesoDoe times which gave il exist
ence. No era Of Scotland's history
claims more interest, or presents greater
charm than the memorable year 1898,
when on the Ist day OF March its vigor-
Gus and high. minded people, oppressed
by restrictions on their religious liberty,
and reused to resistance BIZ the at-
tenpts of the king and his ambi-
tious prelate 20 violate their con.
sciences by forcing upon them liturgy
opposed to their Presbyterian notion of
simple worship, rose up en- masse, and,
with unanimity OF views and feelings
unparalleled, subscribed TO the National
Covenant Of Scotland. The Covenant
survived the crisis that called it forth.
For the following fifty years the priBcl-
Piles which produced a generation OF he
Toes found their noblest exponents in the
lives and sUfferings OF their SONS Pur-
fed in martyr blood, they triumphed ia
the cause OF freedom, and left q legacy
to succeeding generations, which, to us,
was never more sensibly enjoyed than
Ia the present age. For the past seventy
years the document has been in the pos
session Of family Of the name Of Hen
dersOn, into whose grandfather's hands
il came when he was senior CanoeronIan
pastor In Scotland. The existence Of
the document is well known in The |
United0EAingdou, where in most Of the |
principal towns and places it has been |
shown. - Montreal Gazette.
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ST 90 10000,
In 10000 Shares, of the par Yalus of
500 PER SHARE.
But ths actual amount to be paid in eaahI
$35 Per Share.

And this amount Is to be paid as follows: Ons
per cent. Of the par at the time Of subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then on calls 70 be made by the
Board OF directors; tnstalrnentz not 20 exceed
nVe per cent per month When thirty-ivs
per cent OF the par value OF the shares has
been paid, certificates OF stock win be issuea
This VIII give the company a paid up
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MAYDWELL q ANDERSON.
MAR BE w oRKs.
No. SO Union Street,
Bstween Second and Third
THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Of
csnr WTTTIAMm HASKELL
Gen. WILLIAM 7. HASKELL
NOW being compiled and arranged
By Rev. r. H. RIVERS
THE LIFE AND REMAINS

SUBSCRIPTIONS are solicIied to this work
y which, when complied VIII embrace be-
tween four and i've hundred u mo. pages,
printed upon calendered paper in bold, clear
type, and bound in 3 creditable manner.
Gen. HASKELL was one OF the most brilliant
men and eloquent orators thst Tennessee has
ever given to our common country. This viii
be shown not only by q brief ard truthful
narrative OF the chief ineidsnfs OF his eyentfnl
hIrl ous ~ presenting the reader with nls he-
ard OretionE
Il the personal friends and admirers of the
great Tennesseean win subscribe literally at
once, the work can be delivered by Eovem-
Der 1868.
Tne profits arising nom the sale OF the work
memory.
TerInR-ss per copy payable on delivery.
~ -supseTipers ~ nay 3 lesEs t1sir naaes
inFsst, OF with ], n. KEATING. Esq. isae It,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL
TETEGR APE
COMPANX.

A new enterprise, 70 be known az the Ma
aonal Telegraph Company, has been OrRan-
Lied with valuable franchises conferred By a
recent act Of Congress for the purpose Of estab-
hshing Trunk Lines Of Telegraphs on al the
principal railroads and mali routes IN the
United States. The stock is 20 be Issued upon
the same principle as that Of the Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently eora-
menced operations. The design Is to interest
The entire buginsss community in the enter
prise. This is done, not 50 much to dispose OF
the stock as 1t Is to secure the business OF the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital Is to be
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An old lady was buried ia jackson,
Mich, week or two ago, and the fune-
raj was attended by two OF her sons from
the House of Correction ia Detroit, aud
a third from the State prison-all under
guard.
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