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GRANTS SPEBCH.-Knowing that orr
Radical friends are exceeding anxious TO
read the speech made by Gen. Grant last
evening TO the committee who waited on
him, we hasten to produce it from the
special kilograms to the Missouri Den.o>
c7dt
"Characteristic Speeca by he General -
Inc General was evidently much en- barrass-
ed wHen II came his turn to speak: but the
words he said were apt and characteristic.
and when he modestly closed with the idea
tnat his action IN the past must De his GUAR
antee Tor the future, there was a hearty and
unanimous cheer Of that's right with much
shouting, clapping of hands, and expressions
OF confidence and good feeling''
We trust the admirers of the General
are now satisfied with their candidate.
The man who can make such a speech at
such time, is unquestionably the RIGHT
stuff for President. ''His action in the
past must be his guarantee for the future
is good. So clear and explicit, so
easily understood, so free from any uno
certainty Nothing like knowing posi-
lively the views of the man you are going
to vote for, gentlemen
BY all means get his speech By heart,
and when any Copperhead doubts Grant S
position, repeat it to him and cover the
sceptical wretch with shame and confusion.
Il Alton Democrat
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic electors, and all others op
pssed 70 Radical miSrule. will meet at their re-
spective election precincts, on SATURDAY, THE
2ITH DAY OF JUNE, instsnt, between the hours
of and 6 O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
slecting two delegates from each district TO at
tend a County Convention, to he holden at the
Court House, in Ebensburg, on MONDAY. THE
ZIP DAY OF JCSE, instant, TO place in nomina-
tion a County Ticket to be supported by the
Democrats and Conservatives at the coming
election, and to transact such other business as
tie Interests OF the coEntry and the party may
demand.
BY orSer OF the Committee
L. L. JOHNSTON, Chairman
EOensburg, Juno |, SGS
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They are coming IntO general
use throughout sEae country.

Many who sell the UNIvFRsAL WEINGER
keep also the DoYY WASHING MACHINE,
which although but recently introduced. IS
as great a Lajor aud Clothes SGcer as the
Wringer, aud Is destined to win publn IA
vor and patronage everywhere.
It washes T'erfecRy without Gearing or
rubbing the clothes at all
0Q5-Prices-Family Washer, $l4. No. i
Wuneer, $40.
These Machines are adopted 10y the Imcr-
icaD Aqriculi,p'ista as Premiums, and endorsed
by lis Editors as the best in market.
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The African s.ro,o.0,,

The African "voters" in the South
stand thus: Alabama, 104, 4,518; Arkan-
sas, 25,566 Florida, IS, o89: Georgia.
95, 169; Louisiana, "a, ,436; Mississippi,
S0,360; North Carolina, 1899; total,
715,948. 1t is suggested, for the bene-
fit OF whom it may concern, that when
the debt comes up these gentlemen will
vote against paying it in any form. Bet
ter look, therefore, ere crystalizine this
savage suffrage into organic law, lest it
turn again and rend you.
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Funeral OF Ex-Pres't Buchanan.


The last sad tribute was paid to the
mortal remains of Hon. JAS. BUCuANAN,
Fifteenth President of the United States,
on Thursday last. The funeral procession
extended from Wheatland to Lancaster,
one mile and half, and was the most
imposing pageant ever witnessed in that
portion of the State. 1t is computed that
about three thousand persons were in the
procession, among whom were delegations
from many OF the principal cities and
towns, as we'll as from the National Con
gress and political, benevolent and other
associations throughout the country. The
body was taken charge Of by the Masons,
Of which fraternity Mr.. Buchanan was a
distinguished member, and by them con-
sisned TO its last earthly resting place with
appropriate Masonic ceremcnies. The
closing scene is thus narrated by the Ian
caster htelHgencer:
THE scene at the burial place vas not tie
least imposing of this interesting day. The
paths Of Woodward Cemetery were lined
with ladies and children from noon till the
sound OF the funeral trumpets were heard
Discerning the slope of the Marietta turn
pike. The shaded recesscs of the place
among the gravestuues and around the chapel
were filed with quiet, crouching parties, and
the great object of attraction was the omen
grave, waiting to receive the body Of a Chief
Magistrate. There were the cords. the bars
over the cavity, the mound of fresh Garth
thrown against the waxberry bushes, and
the undertaken: assistants and policemen
keeping the place clear. The grave was much
larger than those usually opened, and IN the
depths of it the coflin-case was exposed
while people young and old peoped in at in
tervalr, and retired respectively. Near by
was the chapel. with its large Gothic win
dow, embowered amCrg the linden and maple
trees When the large procession arrived,
to the thu1 Of muflied drums and the long
p!alnuve peal OF the trumPcts, those per
sons who constituted the advance BODY
tremen, beneficial associations. etc, formed
IN line on either side Of the turnpike while
the Masons, lawyers and the numerous car
rages and strange guest Sled through them.
1t was scene of solemn and yet imposing
interest, the music stirring the foliage and
sitencIng the birds among the trees, sounded
strong, soft Girge-like by turns; and TO it's
heavy pulses the feet of the people fell, until
at last the hearse moving among them el|
brought the President Of the United States
TO his last palace, where he shall be laid
away to the fame to which the sober memory
and verdict Of men will cousign him. He
at least, was at rest,-dumb TO the cr7 of
faction, deaf to the urgent anuoyances of
ofilce-seekers, forgotten the long lifetime Of
duty, ambition, prosperity and war. And
not heart of all the gazers but felt that in
his death great man had passed away, the
topic and hero Of mighty collision, which he
had strivcn with all his patriotism and talent
to avert, but destiny would not have it sc. :,
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EsACK TO FIRST PRINCIPLES
B COTS AND SHOES
OF MY OWN AEUFACTUR
WHAT | MAKE | CAN WARRANT

Afte~ IN experience Of more than year in
the sale oi Eastern made work, during which
time have expended more thau the profits in
repairing rips ana tarCs, | have determined 10
come back 90 first principles and hcnceforrh
cooAne myself to the Manufacture of BOOTS
and SHOES tor Men, Youths, Ladies and n Niss-
cs. and an now better prepared than ever to
give entire satisfaction in my business.
/ have at present in my employ a competent
corps Of w0ramen, ard can say without fear of
contradiction that l can turn out as neat and
substantial Boots and Shoes at "a MODERATE
PRICES as can be made anywhere IN the State
l am having Boots made Of she iiuezt French
Caii-kin. and within the past month or two
have had Orders pouring in upon me from all
quarters fer this kind OF work. The material
IN these Boots Is the best 10 he found in th ,
market, and the w,rmanshi b., both in nea. mess
and strength, cannot lie Cxcelied at aI.Y other
establishment IN the country.
MY TRAIN ALWAYS ON TIME (!
All work will be ready for delivery at the
tine promised. " eddjngs, visits and other in
terestrE or important occurrences need not be
po~tpoue5 through any failure on ny part to
come to time.
6 cd work and moderate prices Is nv motto.
and one trial will convince any person that the
motto i well chosen
ReE airing of Boots and Shoes attended
TO promptly ANA in a workInanlike manner.
thankful for pRsLtavurS | lee! couhient that
my work and prizes will commend me to Il con
unuauce and increase Of the same.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
Ebcns5u-- Nav 2S ISIS IF
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A SSIGNFE APPOINTED In n

q ''N'INI y IL 4 7 O4AN i III TIC
4 n matter OF GEORGE ". KIRBEY. BANKRUPT
To whom II may concern The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
signee of the estate of GroRsE W KIRBEY. of
Wilmore, in the county OF Cambria, il the said
District, who was, to wit On the 9th dav of
March, d. 1868, adjudged a Bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Court of said
District. Dated at JohnstoWn, this goth day
OF April, A. n. 1863.
FRANK ". BROWN,
my2o.-Ss' Assigues.
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e. l.. LANG GSTROTH. s
PATENT
MOVABLE GCsAEESs E2EE EHgyE,

PrOnounced the best ever vet intr0dUccd in
this County or State. Any person ba5 ing
family right can have them transferred
from old box into u new one. Several
persons have had their bees transferred.
and they have proven satisfactory.
GCs-MesSrs. JOS. W. Seese and D. ? Ever
sole say that they took IF one Hive. in June.
1865. IS pounds Of honey, and ia 1866, 62A
lbs. and swarm, aud The bees had plenty
to do them through the winter in 1851
so lbs. of surplus honey was taken out
Out OF nine hives j d Kagarice took 800
lbs. of box honey in 1856.
Persons wishing to purchase family rights
can do so by calling on or addressing
PETER CAMPBELL.
April %, I5G8.-tf Carrolltown, Pa
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u. Nell
Surgeon Dentist,
+. sARDIs, MISS. ie.D.
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored.

Jus, published, a new edition Of Dr..
GACulyergells Celebrated Essay on the
" radical cure without medleinel Of Sper-
maiorrhua, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses lmpoteney. Mental aud Physi-
cal lncapecity, i~mpedimens TO Marriage, etc.
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced
by self-indulgcncc or scrual extravaganza.
pdrPrice In a scaled envelopc, only Q cents.
The celebrated author. In this admirable et
say, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quenccs Of self-ahuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
or the application Of the knife; pointing out a
mode Of cure at once simple, certain and efee.
iual, by means Of which every sufferer, no mat.
ter what bis condition may be, may cure him
self chcaply, privately. and ndically.
e6B-rhiS Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. IN = plain envelope. "a
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of sir cents,
or two pot stamps Also, Dr. 'CulssrwsD'
Marriage Guide. price IS cents. Address the
publishers, cHAs. &c. KLINE co,
i7T fov,ry, New York, P. o. boz <,sss
july+-ly
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of irus. bearing dat. Of
January 25ih. 1866. made by J. b. Barry 10
me 10 secure John Y. Middleton. guardian, etc
Sd the paymen, Of the sum Of Eve hundred
dollars with interest which deed n trust l.
recorded in deed hook o. on page 2ss In the
Probate Clerk Office Of Pamela couurY, Ms.
sissippi. I will on Monday November Q, 1853.
10 frout n the court-house door Of said county
ptocesj. and sell al public aaciion 70 the high
est Hddtf fs cssh, within the ususi hour hr
public sales, a fraction Of the east half Of SEC
ton Of land No. u. Ia township >. Of range 8
west. In said county, containing 1854 acres, mors
% les: also, another block of ground being a
fraction 0, the SANE SECTION and containing hf
.ty.oue acres rnors Or les. Reference is made
% aid deed II trust fnr boundaries ! shall
make title a. Trustee only.
e'inHI WI rooTrgS.'rrir,a
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Dumb Ague, Intermittent aud Remttent Fevers, Janndicc and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.

Having had induhinble evidence Of is prompts and certain effects from the testimony Of
multitude OF respectable citizens among whom are CHASED some Of or best physicians we DO
nah hesitate 10 recommend this Preparation in all cares Of fever and Agae and bhhs and Fever
indeed from the facts In our possession of hu intrinsic value II would notbe too much for US TO
state that whcn the directions are strictly complied with, wew arsnta cure nevey case where
il is tried. Il Is peaant to tho taste aud the cheapest medicine In the world. Therefore, In
truth it may be declared the day is lot far distant whenit must, b appreciated and used In
The wonderful operation of the Texas Tonic Syrup in neut"ibdag the effects Of mahiOa
in the human system. can only explain ats extraordinary agency In the speed, thorough
and M armament cure OF Chms and Fever or Fever and Age and all their kindred disease. 10
whaewf form OF Bilious Complaints they may make their appearance ~ - ~ w
IL A. ia name huporA Il ka Tomb Of mp and medicinal virtues cmpogd Of pure am
ingredients and ae so united rs to form compound alike kHlhl In art beautiful In
and car be taken with safety to the most delicate constitutions fs the result Of q
lifetime on e.uedence and practice In a Southern climate and was never known to fail, syn
where all other remedies had been tried in vain. a.Nl1LaN.Ea..G Ma
rboex IN ne unacauhnud with the extraordinary pmpriesofh this home proiucionm man.
unrturd from roots md plants indigenous L. the soil Of our Sunny South /" and hence
10 TN cure Of Southern climate dheaesl are respectfully referred 10 the certificates oil
citizens whose ama are embraced In a pamphlet which accompanies each bottle
a, the endorsements Of the pys jn all tbe. Southern States indicating the many thousand
res already eronned BIZ ourj lastly ~ldsaed Texas Tonic Syrup.
The re@rsf from hand esd Duvst, Merchants aud Dealers from all par. Of he emn
~ are uuimn In stating the medicine Is safe certain and reliable AS substitute for qunne
md he poisonous compounds heretofore generally sold, and b rapidly appAndng everything
Of this class. -
As home enterprise Il especially oommeud iSfto the people OF Ibis section Of he can
produce and may sc nt hope foreign "oaek SoHums' The popisnu Of Which. In most
are governed by nothing hut mecenarym motives know nothing or the properties Of Ne
decimal Agents. dcae nothing Tor Our interests except 70 enues oF people INTO shs u Of
heir vile mixtures Vi IIL IL E..ft u.. t
The Texas Tonic Syrup Is packed In cases Of two dopn.
Deleua apputd upB better term han an other remedy afmdB 2 ~ "N
TIT MANSFIELD & HIGBEE. Druggists and Chemists,
Sole Proprntas, Memphis, Tenn.
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ssv,. Blann, who keeps that clc-
y, bar at the vcranda Hotel, In
L,di,, says, that as new corn has
Il, il, he will sell drinks at fifteen
I.n ,piece. Go therei
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eI2. q. o. ID. e12.
Oriode Gold Hunting Case
Watches.

OF the bss, make, Patent movements, var.
ran,sd ,imskesperr, will wear equally a. veil
q. the hest Gold Cases, costing FROM G %
tis2, ~e are nov ssllirg them ladies and
Gsnilsmsn's sifss. At only ti7 each.
Also . large variety Of beautifully chased
and enamslsd OrIods Gold Chains, Earrings
sad Pins, Finger Rings ke- from u 70 ",
fally described In circular.
Agents wanted everywhere enclose two rcd
stamps foe CifealAf. @N
I, !, no, necessary 70 send money with he
order. a. !. can b paid 70 tss express ages, 90
delivery Of sbs goods.
All letters musi be addressed 70
JANIS GERARD D Co,
i-is1m - vsem -rr~.. vsv Yofk.
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| Dtrp-witha o~ongestive chill, at
|, residence, "Woodlawn,' Rankin
kumy, Mississippi, on the morning
\ the 22d September, 1868, Colonel
|ee H. Hicks, in the sixty-foursh
.ar Of his age.
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consolidating Il quoted at
ka2glc, in Memphis.
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.f MARSHAL'S SALE.
Newton, Ford 4 Co.,
IS I'D "a ~ ia
Thomas y Rrahan

It 100 10 ~ Pa
Thomas y. Brahan.
By virtue Of a writ Of execution to me d.
rected from the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District Of Mississippi.
made In favor Of Newton, Ford 4 Co, vs..
Thomas ?. Brahan, | will, on Monday, the ID
day Of November, 1858, at the courthouse
door In the town Of Panola. In the county Of
Pamela, State aforesaid, within lawful hours,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder for cash, the
following property, to-wit: All Of section land
No II, and the north half Of section land No,
90. all in township I, OF range 9. west, in said
county, together with II head Of Mules, I head
Of horses | mare, 2 colts, and 40 had Of cattle
rs the property Of defendant to satisfy said eI-
ecution and costs.
JOHN BLEvINs,
seie-3t US. Marshal.
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TEXAS Tonic Syrup, = certain cure
h chills and fever, can be found at
n. Yates, Batesville, and T, G.
I.ihews, Long Creek. at
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE, /.
l Sole Proprietors.
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MEMPHIS CARDs.-The large and
telling double-column advertisement
of Robson, sneed & Co. appears in
bold relief at the head of our local
page this week. Everybody's friend,
Yves. Sneed, will be found ct this
popular houses
We take pleasure in introducing to
our readers, W. j. Porter q Co., Of
New York, who have IN agent in the
person Of Maj. Busby, at 274 Front
street, and whose travelling agent is
our quondam friend, W. G.. Patter-
son, Of Grenada, Miss. 174'
G. c. Ward & Bro, SUCCESSORS to
Ward q LeGuere, one of the oldest
drug firms in the Bluff City, invite
the attention Of every one to their
card-a.d so do we. ~ Iala
George P. Boone, the man who
made such a good commissary and
paymaster for many Of our citizens
during the late "unpleasant Difficult
ty," may be found at the firm of Jos.
A. Gronuuer, 296 Front street, and
anxious to meet his friends. He
feeds and pays just as well now as
he e.er did. Call on him.
A. d. McGill Of Pamela county, is
with J.sH. Loewenstine q Bros, 23l
aud 233 Main street, ready to sell
goods at low prices. ga
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! A fellow by the name of John
Bryant, alius Byron, alias Ryan, has
been playing fine tricks on the Ma
Of Holly Springs and Ripley.
Look out for him. rf
A shooting ARRAY occurred in the
town Of Brookhaven last Saturday,
in which Mr.. Theodore NJ. Bean was
killed hv W, J. Driver.
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The FREsHET SuBsIDISo.-Of
late years there has been apcrfect in
undstion Of patent medicines from the
North, and our people seemed to for
get that among the many beautiful
flowers and plants that form the boast
Of our glorious South, botanists find
the most valuable Of medical herbs.
A Texan plant, long used by the
aborigines, is used by Mansfield &
Higbee, of Memphis, Tenn, in the
composition Of their strictly vegetable
Texas Tonic Syrup, q pleasant and
safe remedy, second to none as a cur
alive in all cases Of fever and ague
and other billions, Intermittent dis
| eases. & rfis ~ IT,.
For sale by j. H. Yates, Bates.
vile, and T. c.. Mathews, Long
Creek. 1t
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Or. {. Williams Balsam Of Wild
berry and Wood Naptha--a sure
J. for consumption, coughs. colds,
!, for sale by W. c. Clarke. No
affected by any Of the above
leases should be without a bottle.
~ It. TRY RI! sfa .ro, If. ,
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Memphis Appeal.
TERMS.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
FOR THE CAMPAIGN

The ArrElt, the largest and chrapes, weekly
paper In Tennessee, vill be sent TO subscribers
for the ensuing four month. a. = campaign
paper, a, the very low rates given below,
As a campaign paper, the ArrEit will max.
its readers acquainted with all current political
events, and whatever else may be Of %lntsreai.
Il will express Ia own opinions fully and
freely "a heretofore and continue 10 obs,rv.
the rules Of conduct that have always governed
H. Il has no new professions TO make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
win be supplied to clubs for the four ensuing
months.
? copies W
W "'"''',"","u".'".s".".,,",, y W
10 " "'".',""",","..".""""",.lo 90
xV " " -,s..,....u,..u.s.......u.u...l2 90
A copy gratis will be sent 70 the friend whs
sends us . club Of these rates.
The Daily paper will be sent to clubs ., o.
for four months.
suas-sm ALBERT PIKE co.
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Tnr BANNER 90 rmE sourn.-
This excellent exponent n Southern
literature aud Southern sentiment, IL
edited by Rev. A. J. Ryan, author
of the Southern poems entitled "Thr
Conquered Banner" "sword Of Rob
ert T.. Lee Prayer Of the SOUTH
etc. A very interesting and pleas
ahtly written s,ory-"Tbe farls Of
Sutberland"--fro the pen Of n tai.
cnted lady Of Georgia, Is now being
published in the valuable journal.
This journal Is published at Augusta,
Ga, by l.. 7. Blomc & Co., at 80
per annum, or 1850 for six months,
invariably in advance. The people
Of the South should give It an earn
est and liberal support.
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Sold BY respectable Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Pr ~. ~ !. T. yArys. hs,--hi. --d y O siTHguS Long r-'t
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Tobin, Lynn & Co. acknowledge
mperiOrs in their line of business.
fave done more to induce plant
! to try to come up to a before-the-
|r standard of business, and to adj
tace the farming interests Of the
grounding country, than any other
IN, and merit a liberal share Of
ItrUnage from all who appreciate a
|iri, of friendly rivalry.
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I've lsAd 81 And sfBt usTply
sHstsssltd II fslslaK ' W. IN Wee
'Ofsshs ~ Tn<sdsy lhe en- lvs ~
whieh ie0 heFsAss vsfs billed and
woanded I've dHss ~ No sspapsf
We reasds IL type sod lfsssss
thfova late lhe iFsset, and obs n Ita
editors Iysehsd "iet ~ have
I'sseain
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Az bssI., psaalesI hoass end
arm painter, grHIae', glider and
marbIet IA Adams street, Memphis,
i certainly the hnest and most A..
eompliahed artist IN the soah N
West The specimens on eshibhion
81 HE rooms are II the highes, type
~ perfection, and M . man who IN.
defstands his business, W. recommend
him 70 all who may have vofk 10 be
done In hk line.
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Il Is impossible for a scalawag, es-
e,lly d Dutchman, to be honest.
i slso suid to be impossible fora
asl to go through the eye OF a
dl', or an elephant to get histrunk
sted through on a railroad. II
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