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weeks In the Kings County Lunatic Asylum.
He also chai ges Foster with an attempt to
poison bin ana his wife.
1t is said that the steamer Dumbarton. which
was reported some days since as leaving port on
q hlaVlsg cruise, was really lacen with WRrlike
stores Tor the Spanish rsvoluttonistR.
The revenue case was continued TODAY. Mr..
McHenry was examined, and testified TO seeing
one Lobe give Rollins a roll, supposed TO con.
tain DIS, In last May. The case will be con-
unued tomorrow, and Courtney and Fullerton
VIII appear for the Government. Mr.. B nckley
was present to-day.
Inc Chamber OF Commerce. had called a meet
Jag to-day, To take measures for the relief of the
sufferers by the South American disaster.
There was prayer meeting to-day at John Al
ana also al Kit Burns. That at the latter
was succeed by Il rat nEht, which Is said to
been better attended.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE. September 24.-D. Davezoe, a
F-renyhman, was found dead in the market
house tHis morning. He had laid down on one
Of the benches and shot himself through the
heart with a pistol. Peculiar troubles are sup
posed TO be- the cause Of his suicide
the constant rains are %Tuinousjy damaging
the cotton crop of Middle Tennessee. The pros.
pect now is that a third less will be produced
Than was supposed on the fret Of the month.
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r. A. NOON,
Cotton Factor, Produce and Commission
Merchanh

asa Front Street, Memphis, Tenn, Commercial
Block.
THANKFUL for tho patronage or t6e psst
season (ar exceeding anything lcouid hsse
reasonably expected under the circdmstSneesl
n affords me pleasure TO again oIier ny ser
ZOOS 10 me pIanting community seeking Mem
phis SIS a market for the sale u tnelt Ooa
viii bs devoted TO the sale OF all Consignment
nom NV friends. Ny charges, as heretoi0Ie,
Sor ssTinR Cotton, will be One D0U0T per bdte
Som1siaSio1S. C~onsignment in transit or IN
store insured in my Open Policy, unless M
strueted te the contrary. Liberal auVances'
snd ~snpplies OF ali kinds furnished at the low
est cash prices.
aap22 tSW3m K A. NUN.
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Attention, Mtlitia!

vHHITE AND COLORED members o. the
w late enrolled Militia District of West Ten
nessee will please call upon the uDdersisned,
At their earliest convenience. at his ONCE, as ne
IL about to make one more tand, ne believes,
a fipaD enort to obtain pay for services rom
the United States Government, Without any
cost whatever TO the members.
capt KELSEY BOND,
Madam Vincent Block, corner Court and
second stIests, ssplT lW
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By Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, September PA Fort Dodge, Kan
sas letter CT the 18th, to the Laaveuworth Con-
EcrUghUe, gays Gea. shelby mas driven the In
disEs he was in pursuit Of far south, beyond
the borders Of Texas. he had several fights
with them, v hip7ing them bafly and killing
and wounoing seventy or their number The
loss OF the troops WIS slight.
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, Iso
THE NEWS.

Mr.. Bancroft is travelling in South
Germany.
Shere Ali has been crowned Ameer Of
Cabui.
Active military preparations are On
foot in Japan.
Brazil has apOlogizsd for the detention
OF the Wasp.
There are three hundred thousand.
movers and reapersin use in the United state :
Napoleon is enjoying himself among
his military camps
Some wealthy gentlemen Of New York
city have purchased Gen. Halpin's newspaper,
the CitseH, and VIII run It in aid OF the Democ-
racy IN future.
Lord Monck hiss been advised by cable
that Sir John Young has been appointed Gov
ernor General OF Canada. He Will arrive in
November.
Mile. Tietjens has been greatly hon
ored in Hamburg, the finest tr8nsatIa mite
steamer ever built in tina. city having been
named after her. Such is fame.
P. 0. Bebee, a prominent citizen of
New York, and a brother OF Judge Bebee, was
instantly killed, with his wife, a lew days ago,
at Chatham, v. \, by q train on the Boston snd
Albany Rsilroad, which struck his carriage
just as he was crossing the track.
A tornado passed over the village OF
Jamestown, Nd, a lew days since, and dam
aged houses, fences, trees and gardens. II next
struck The woods beyond the town and tore up
everything il Its course, making sn open lane
about q hundred yards in width.
A large and respectable meeting Of the
Solored- people of Chewalla, Tenn, and vicin-
fty, wss held al that place on the lZth, and a
Democratic CLUB orssDized, and the following
officers appointed: Marion Tate, President:
Louis TATE, Secretary Msrcial Brown, Mitch
ell Welt ami hiram WbiJeside, Enrolling COm
miitee.
Count Won Schuck, 3 Prussisn artillery
lieutenant, aud considered the best swimmer
in the y 1rLh German army, made a bet TIE
other day that he would swim across the Spree.
lying on his bacx and bearing on his breast a
board with two full bottles OF w-Ee, six eggs in
a dish and four tumbiers. Ifone OF these arti-
cIes should fall from the board be would lose
the bet. Re WON'T.
The policy OF liODizing degraded men
snd women who profess conversion TO Chris.
tianity, is OF very doubtful pr0psiety. Humil-
fly 10 the chief OF Christian grsees, and those
zeaIots whs sesE nOtOriety b. lending their sid
10 the Aliens = MagialsusO OF New York,
OF other cities, an attracting public attention,
sre themselves objects Of suspicion. What is
excussb.e aud shIewd in TIE conduct CT Bar
mum, the shogman, may be disZrtca.u. IA the
case Of q Christian missionary.
The following table, giving the total
government expenditures for each OF tire years
designated, and also giving the Ministry In
power, will show this:
s57-5s.-S3l2,65s,505- PelunersUOn and Lewis.
lSls-59.. 3l3.547. 10. Derby ana D1sraeli.
ls5s-60-- 4sU5rSg-Palnlerston and Gladstone,
NAML LH A NJ LkHH
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SFATE OF TkNNEssEE. 4
CoNPTRoLLER's UFFICZ, !
NASHVILLE, July !, ISHl
H. T. ToALINsoS, Ms. JUDAH
H. T. ToMLINsOE & co.,
General Agents Tor tennessee, Kissis-
slPpi, Arkansas and North
Alabama,
Ne. II Madison ST., Memphis. Tenn.

AGENTS W~ANTED-Men OF good character,
integrity and enterprise, can secure Agencies
in the unoccupied territory, by Immediate ap-
plication at the o1ncs, Nc. II Madison street,
Memphis. seple 3T
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The unsurpassed Passenger Steamers
c.n LADY 1oSn G 4, kurk. AND capt g Y Psrram
WIN leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
the arrival OF 4 pm. trsin every SATURDAY,
as follows
LADY GAY Saturday, September 10 Octo-
Der 3. II aud 81 November IA and IS Deem
Der IL and a.
RUTH Saturday, september % October %
and "a; November Z u p December ar ~.
To secure stateroOms, and for further IN for
nation, apply TO
John W. CARROLL, Agent, st. Iouis.
Oh AS. I. HINDE, Agent, cairo.
4. w. LI6HrBURNE, agent, Memphis.
T,R WOODS, ASeEt, New Orleans, Selslm
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The large Republican majority in 1895 resulted
from the bitter warfare then being waged be-
tween Congress and the Executive, and is 10 be
mainly attributed to the unfortunate Swing
ing found the circle" Last year, however
upon the plain questions OF reconstruction and
negro suffrage, with an increase in the total
VOC OF lG,fIS, the Republican majority ef 1876
was cut down from 41695 to 1888. Tae feeling
against negro suhrsgs and Radical reconstruc-
ton has lost none OF its intensity among the
voters of Chic. while we have this year the nd
diIioHal great and popular is US OF "oae cur
rency for ALL and We confidently believe the
opinions OF tie great majority OF The citizens OF
OHIO 10 b. in thorough accord with the pIinci-
pies embodied in the platform adopted in New
York in July last. Fol these reasons we count
on the tWenty-ons electoral votes OF this State
being cast for Seymour aud Blair.
INDIANA.
The vote of Indiana in the last two general
elections was:
Rep. Dem. Rep. moi.
lo54--.--.--.ICO ~ l31,ZS Jls9
5t6,...........ltg.6l I5t,lO2 l4,5l5
There was no general election in 1867, but the
vote for county officers showed Democratic
gains. The same causes which operated so
favorably ior the Radicals Ia Ohio in 1855, pro-
duced, TO a great extent, similar results in In
dana, and stu the Democracy gained largely
over their vote OF 1854.
The reasons which induce US TO look to Ohio
so confidently this year, operate with equal
power in Indiana, added to which we nave the
additional strength arising from the personal
popularity and great abilities ofMr. Hendricks
as our Gabernatorial candidate. With all these
advantages in our favor, we cannot regard the
result in the "HooSier " State as involved in
the slightest doubt.
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THB Chamber Of Commerce have rendered
the use OF their Hal for sales OF this chsrasssr,
and we hope 1t will be found a great eonven-
fence for all Public Sales Of Real Estate IS far
as practicable to be made at that point.
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THE interior of the Varieties having been
beautifully decorated, the Stage furnished
with a splendid new set Of Scenes, also 9 new
and beautiful Drop Curtain, by SsIa- ". GaLek.
the talented scenic artist OF the New Memenls
Thester, win reopen on ENENIN6s
August 81, for the regular Fail and Winter sea-
son, with a new and powerful company, VIII
will appear every night In Songs, Duets,
Dances, Negroisns, BurleEques, Farcss, ORA
mas, etc.
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Quickest Route to New York
AM ALL
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rs BY THE
Memphis & Louisville B. Z. Line.
Fan Schedule, September I3, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:i5 p.m connects for Cairo and 81. IonJ.
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Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's ONCE. 2szH
Main street, and at Depot, mead OF Main street.
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NEW ADvERTISEM'NTS

MASONIC NOTICE-The off, q
VI GERS snd member OF Eilwinninz "a
Lodge No. 81, are hereby summoned to XX
attend The regular communication 10 be/N
held this Friday evening, at s O'Clock. at Hall
OF south Sesphis Lodge, No. lis, FOR dispatch
of business.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
b order GEO. MELLERSH. W. NJ.
REE. X. jill Secretary.
Memphis, Sept. 3. Is6S se25 Ii
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Sales of Merchandise.

UTE solicit conzignments Of any Description
w OF Merchandise to be sold at Auction
having one of the most convenient Sales
rooms, admirably suited for tie display of
IN the city.
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JURISPRUDENCE.

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The vote OF Pennsylvania in the last three
elections was as fo.loWs:
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General G m m ission Business,
And will give Special Attention to Consign-
ments of Goods at Private Sale, following
strictly the instructions OF owners
Register, TrezeVant s. Co.
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OUR RENTAL AeENT-MR. GUIOE.

SO long and favorably known In this commu-
nifty as a business man, will give his undivided
10 Reoting Houses, Collecting Rents,
and Paying Taxes for those who paco LhRfT
property IN our charge for that purpose.
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REAL EsFAFEat PRIVATE SALE.

List OF City and County Property at
~ Private Sale il, At all times, very full, and
In many instances held az prices that mns1
command purchasers, and
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OFFICERS:
Z. MeDAVIff, President.
r. W. SMITH, . Vice President.
Z. A. PARKER, . Secretary.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We have received the Presidents An
nual Message, to the Sd session of the
10th Congress. 1t is an insult to the
American People. The New York Iii-
bune says: ''This message is his worst
and fortunately his last insult to the
American people. AS he goes out of
the White House he will stop to shake
his fist at the capitol. There sit the
men who baffied him, there are the Rep
resentatives who impeached him, the
Senators who convicted him, the makers
of the laws that fetter him, the servants
of the people, who prevented him from
restoring rebels to power and making
the war useles sacrifice. Utterly pow
erless as he is to arrest the bright char
lot of destiny, he cannot forbear to
throw mud at it as 1t passes"
In the debate in the House, after the
Presidents message had been read, Mr..
Washburne, of Illinois, made motion
that the message be not printed. He
said that the recommendation of the
President relative to the public debt
was plain, undisguised reputation. He
entered this protest against it, denOunc-
ing it as disgrace to the country and
to the Chief Magistrate.
Mr.. Schenck said look upon that
part of the message Gin relation to the
public debit as the most gross and
shameless proposition to repudiate the
debt of the country that ever knew to
be put forward from any quarter, ex-
cept it may be possible in the columns
of the paper of Brick Pomeroy. There
Is another part of the message to which
1 wish to attract the attention of the
House before any vote is taken on this
message. On the 25th page of it will
be found paragraph rejecting on the
action of Congress in terms similar to
those used by the Legislature of Oregon
yesterday. When such language came
from that source, we stigmatized it as
scurrillous, indecorous and slanderous.
1 do not know of any license which the
President has to speak thus of public
legislation which may not as well be
accorded to the Legislature of Oregon :;
and therefore class them together in
that reprobation which Congress has
already passed on one of them. Now
I trust there will be no printing of this
message-let it take its chances in the
public prints. trust it will be laid on
the table, as not fit to be laid before the
Committee of the Whole on the state of
the Union, or any committee of the
House. desire that it may simply be
laid on the table, and hope my friend
permit me to substitute the last motion
for his.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

Capt. w. B. Stone, formerlya member
of the lIth Kansas Cavalry, and at pres
ent doing business in Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, called on us this week. He says
the first railroad thas we will have to
Emporia, will be the Kansas City & San
Ia Fe Railroad. This railroad compa-
ny is composed of the very best men of
the city, and they intend to get chart
er from the State this winter, besides
doing all the preliminary work connect
ed with the road, and will be ready for
operations in the spring. A road from
Kansas City through Ottawa, striking
the Neosho Valley at this point would
be of more value to us than any other
road now in contemplation. With the
bridge completed across the Missouri
river at Kansas City, it would give us
direct accommodation with Chicago, ST.
Louis and all Eastern markets. so that
goods could be shipped through without
breaking bulk, the great desideratum
to business men. Capt. Stone is enthu-
siastic in regard to this road and says
Kansas City men are determin ed to
build it. Let us by all means give them
all the encouragement possible and stand
ready with our money and our influence
to aid the contamination of this project.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18
THE SPEAKERSHR.


Several of our contemporaries have
kindly mentioned our name as candi-
date for Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatiVes at the next session of the
Legislature. We had not intended to
notice the matter, presuming that we
were spoken of in connection with the
position by our editorial brethren
merely as a matter of courtesy or news
paper speculation. But seeing the
statement made in several OF the prom
inent journals within the last week,
that we would be a candidate, we deem
it necessary TO say that the announce
ment is entirely unauthorized. The
papers which have mentioned the
matter will remember that this is the
residence of the Northumberland
elect, and that alone would rule Us out,
even If we desired the place and had
sure thing on securing it. We should
haya no serious objections to the
''honor" or the ''six dollars per day."
but think it would hardly do for our
thriving village to furnish candidate
for Speaker, when we have so gener-
ously been given the Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. The business of our district
will demand our time among the COM
mittees and III the house, and we shall
endeavor to transact that business
rather than look for 'phat takes" for
ourself, as that was what we were
elected for according to our notion of
things.
We thank our friends for their COM
plimentary notices, but must say, in the
language of the Great New York
watermelon man, (save the tears) "your
candidate we cannot be-
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FINAL NOTICE.

I8EAsURERs OTFEC8, LYON Col
Emporia, KS, Dec. 18th, 1855.
1NYOE1CE IL hereby given 20 all parties inter-
LIN ested that the following described lands
and town lots, sold for the taxes Of 1863, will
be decided TO purchasers unless redeemed on
or before the seventh day Of May, 1853
i. T.. HERITAGE.
Treasurer Of Lyon County.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

The National Suffrage amendment is
not likely to pass Congress. A canvass
of the House by some of its supporters
shows that it will not get majority
vote, to say nothing of the required
two-thirds. The proposed amendment
is pending before the Judiciary Com
mitee of both Houses; that of the SEN
ate is expected to report adverse to it
at an early day. Among those who OPP
pose the amendment are some of Gen.
Grants strongest supporters.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

Hon. James Rodgers, of Burlingame,
has resigned his position as a member
of the Board of Directors of the State
Normal School. Mr.. Rodgers has Ia
bored faithfully for the best interests of
the school during his connection with it
as member of the Board. He is lib
eral educator and gentleman of enlarg-
ed views, and it is with regret that we
learn of his resignation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

On December 9th, G. w. Click,
President of the Atchison s. Nebraska
r. r. Co., closed contract with A.
Byram s Co., of this place, for the
building of its road and line of tele-
graph from Atchison to White Cloud,
distance of 10 miles, work to COM
mence at once, and the road to be
completed as first class road in one
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

In speaking of the Indian war, Secre-
tary Scofield says it is patent beyond
dispute that it was begun by the Indi-
ans without any provocation whatever.
Its object is supposed to be the aband-
onment of the Smoky Hill route, which
are the best hunting grounds in Ameri-
ca, and endorses Sherman's remedy to
secure peace, viz: coercion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

General Carl Schurz is warmly pre-
ferred in many parts of Missouri by
the Radical press for United States Sem
ator to succeed Henderson.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

Memorials have been drawn up and
. bill is to be introduced providing for
female suffrage in the District of Co.
lumbia. 1t is maintained that the ex-
pertinent, like negro suffrage, should be
first tried there. Senator Pomeroy, it
is said, has constitutional amendment
prepared for female suffrage in all the
States
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

Bonner contends that the most influ-
entail man with the Administration for
the next four years, win be Ulysses S.
Grant.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

George Francis Train, the Irish mar
tyr and patriot, has been released from
the British prison and is on the way to
his beloved America.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-12-18

We also have large stock OF Hay kn,va.
11[InasSones, and Esngings, Picks, Maftsr'
1sIonglng 2 eur trade too tedious % r.erf;s..,
s"t, Duy m large quantities direct OF the mann.
.;or IIasreDy saving this tobber's COMMIT
s99s.lg leMer rates Of freight; e0nseou enfiy &C.
b,.s;,e g sen ioMer aad do more ssn
sas Thankful 70 our friends Tor ~ Ss Kan
~ 49, 1azolage We have received hsrs5esand
- hcRe Dy close application to knss.ese icrez
49, TSs;,t g msz1s TIE eensinuanee 5, ~
FRAZIER sPEYT
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-02-28
Bedford, Dec. 13.

HNHE INQUIRER BOOK STORE
4 The subscribers have just opened Book and
Stationery Store, in the building adjoining the
Enquirer Office" opposite the "Mengel House"
lately occupied by Mrs. Tate, where they are pre-
pared to sell all kinds Of Stationery, such Fools
cap, Congress, Legal and Record cap, Long Bill,
Sermon Letter, Congress Letter, Commercial
Note, best quality, Bath Post large and small, La
dies note (gil0, Ladies' Octave note (gilp, Mourn
ing different styles, French note, Envelopes of all
kinds and qualities, Pass Books at least a dozen
varieties, Pocket Ledgers, Time Books, weekly and
monthly, Tuck Memorandums twenty different
kinds, Diaries of all descriptions, Blank Books,
Long Quarto, Broad, Ledgers and Day Books, all
sizes and qualities, Chalk Crayons, Slates Arm
olds Writing Fluids Hoover's Inks, Carmine
Inks, Charton's Inks, Sand, Pocket Books, all
kinds, Bankers Cases, Carpenters Pencils, twen-
ty kinds of other pencils, variety of pens and
pen-holders, Stationer's Gum, Clerks Indelble
Pencils, Gum Bands, Pocket book Bands, Flat
Glass Ink Wells and Racks, School Inkstands,
Barometer Inkstands with Rack, Pocket Ink
stands, Sand Boxes, Pencil Sharpeners, Receipt
Books different kinds, Copy Books, Composition
Books, Primers, A. B. c. Cards, Osgood's Spell
ers and 1st ID, Sd, 4th and 9Th Readers, Brooks
Primary Mental and Written Arithmetics Mitch
ellis intermediate Geography, Browns Grammar
Lossing's Pictorial History of the United StateA
Sealing Wax, Blanks, Deeds, Blotting Pads Photo
graph Albums, various kinds and sizes, Almanacs
&c, &c Persons wishing anything in this line
will find it to their advantage to give the "ln-
ourer Book Store a call We buy and sell for
cash and expect to sell as cheap as goods of the
same class and quality can be sold anywhere out
side of the large cities
nov ,29'67y1 DURB0RROW LUIZ.