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f)alp.

WANTED, A MIDDE-AGED WHITE
w WOMAN, to cook al wash for family nj I,esi o.
three persons in Florida. pply at DAILY Nh"'
OFFICE at II o'clock. Refcnce required :.
March II j"
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED sTATES-FOR THE DISTRICT o.
SOUTH CAROLlNA-N TIE IAIl EK DE-; OE 1SA1O ~
KLEIN. BaNKRUpr--IN BaNKRUPTCY-TO
WHOM II MAY CONCERN.-1he undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as Assisnee
OF Is iAC KILN, IN he District of charleston and
State CT south Carolina, within said District VINO
has been adjudgcd ankrupt, upon tue peq.ion u
the Creditors by the district Court OF saa Dlstric'
Lated the Sd day OF March, A. D. 1865
LUCAS S1AIONS, Assignee.
va
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DEUTsCHER BRUEDERLICHER
BUND.
LIME MISUNDERSTANDING DIEsER GEs-
t. ELLScHAFT wird morger, Donnerstag, den
12tn MARI, Stattanden Anfang Ubr. =.
March II DIE DIRECTION.
TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
THE SOUTH.
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Tenn,
February oath, 1868.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
N the University of the South will be held in
Savannah, Georgia. on the first Of april '1ezt, at
P. NJ.
full attendance is most earnestly requested, as
business of the utmost importance is to be transact
cd with view to the carly opening of the institu-
tion. W. ~ GREEN,
Chancellor University of the South.
March II 15*
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WANTED, AGENs FOR THE H. oNLh i.ia
unnrecedenptedp p p Profits IS per day. Samples sent
for fifty cents. A Gener Agent for the state also
Mech e* Hartford, Conn.
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WANTED, By a YOUNG LADY GOV. Nv
w reduced circumsnces, situation as s GOV, ",
ERNEss for small childn, or as companion sa ior an
invalid. She is willing assst in sewing OF noSs1
ary is not so mi much an oject as good home: The
best references eivcl az required. Address NJ M''
care of P. o. Box No. r. Charleston, 5. U.
February 81
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DON,T FAIL TO TR Y THE CELEBRA-
- TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTERS an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

THE ELOKENCE W1aLIHH Z I1'
nUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLOR
ENCE, S. G., offers an excellent meo1um l', 70
Merchants and others who wish to e1teno s .nelr
business in the Pee Dee section OF the state; ha.eS
of advertising very reasonable. 5eptemper 10
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WIANTED, BY A ARSPECTABLE PEI, .Bo
w SON, situation of Is kind; will take place
as porter or Waterman: IN q thorough knowledge
of the drug business. Ca give the best OF refer
ence. Address "E. H." Tvs Office
l1orn1, IN
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.y,rrAn.ToTRyTHEcE cELEBRA-

T0N'T FAIL no TRY THE CELEBKA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists. 1yr November 27
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GENTS 1vANED.-N02W.n 1SE1l1n REAn1
"A FOR CANvAssEs, ,,Sr THE wax c6ndnct 6ah and and
Resas aa siA By Hon @ o oaIxANDEE STEPHENS 5pIIIin
Send for Circulars wthorm1S and i4 4pIRIIsHIS
COMPANY, Atlanta, Go. 1mo* February p
Ty7ANTED. FIRs-CLAsS AGENTs EN- u s,1TS To
introduce NV sTAR sHs to
aood saicsmcn Furttr particulars and sample
York furnished appeaOn to W. g. or MsLioS 81 IoSs
Mo. 3mos HH--- eD- 49,. -
WANTED. BY SOUTHERN LADY,
who has had ysra ysaEs s sp@e pryae
teaching SITUATIONS Ieacnsr N ~ toocb tbe nsual
English branches als Music and ErSpo1 % Be-, ssot So
references can be given Address hSs W., ~ II
VITaNTEOAFHV GOOD AGENTS FOR
w our publication including some OF the most
popular and saeable Bots and Ensransss II Snf
Fourth-street, PHILADELPHIA 1,,,os
February Is ---o
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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nOS'T FAIL TO TRY TIE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
DIR. JAMES,

FORMERLY OF JAME& LOCK HOSPITAL
i Gus ON mouse Street, New Orleans, (sstao-
lished $3.50. for the lsst eight years located In
try in the Aaccessfdl treatment or PRIYATE
DISEASE can DO conhdentially consulted a.
ms ,race and parlors, 81 and SS Randolph
street corner OF DesIborn street. or oy letter
P istofhce Drawer 5S68
DR.. AN y tIeals CHRONIl, MERCuRlAL4
SYPHILITTC, o and SKIN DtSEAshss
and al DISCOVERS Of q CON rAGIOU5 VIZ
MERE LC6ARACT ER-Vbich he cures with
out the use Of mercury, to1ide or pol9-sa, .hs1-
MIC on any poison, but With his NEU IA L
ZER, = positive cure for all hnnors and h4ooo
poRGASIC wFARNESs, such IS SEMINAL
WtAKNFSS. NOCTURNAL and
EMISSIONS, brOu ght on by abuse OF we Of
nsu4. early inciseretions, excuses, or eniallso
6.rrdI ariIy, causing Ioss OF memory, eonJu-
sion. DEPRESSION, dimnfss OF vision snd oiten-
times f5sanity. Wiz q dep oraole tram oLotnet
symltsms, treated ana rsdlSaAy cured oy an
inf.Lible methnd, saving time and expense.
Al df-ens Is peculiar TO lhs sexual organs, Of
NV to ehaTa ter, = Ideally and permanently
90 diseases Of the most no rible class, where
he b God his becO { 20 sOned. pr. duelng
biDtches on be fee. small Wateiy 6nsierty
pains IN tine h al and bo4es, uloerateo tnryst
~ u.se sores on lie limbs and boeyt scfeiulss
together with an enol- S NUMBER OF s1uerings,
si.ctusuy and ermsneni ly en- ed
mr. JAMES Is oy the press OF
80 couutry. by pro 9 sors OF medical colifgess
md nv tie n ecfcal profession geneTaisy.
ThOse afaIcsed should apply TO him, and De
Tar MoSTTos. by D., James. q treatise upon
diss : : peculisr to TIE = xual organise OF enher
: n cans =. erects aud the T remedies, compiled
ro1n IN experience of tweLty years practice
IN the excIu i've t~iestueRt OF these d esses,
sart 10 any address y eurely raDned- Price
M oiiar. kamphleJ n cPEBNATORFHEA.
on che o. s PILLS. SCI IN stalsn envelope
6r~s, Dr. ! MEs, Post me- Drawer osde n
c GO. Hin IS. NfI1
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Cotton. at the opening in Liverpool to-day,
vs. stesdy-UpIands, 1Oi; Orleans, 1910; and
closed aat-UpIands. gsi; Orleans, l0lsd. sales
900 haIes- Week. sales 5000 bales, OF which
ZOO we're for export and COO to speculatar,-
stock on hand 1900 osleS, of which y 90 Is
American. Ahost $3.50 bales, Of Which SVJ0l
American.
The New York market opened dull d tra.her
xtsadv At noon the demand was moderate
and prices hrm. With holders asking 7iEc Tor
Low Mi5dlings; Cplands, Aoolte' %,
1~so1s &c. coed MiddItngs. Esc; and sd
with a moderate demand 81 firm prices. S-lc
500 bales
In this market the inquiry wa5yery goodand
holders were disposed TO sell. Transactions
80 rsf- We ouoie SALTS as follows ) hales
Ordinary. ac; bale GOOD Ordinary, 2lc; 8 d.
Die. do 2Lc: Is Low Middliugs, &c: 4 d.
22kc; do. &c; 4 do, p; 3 do 2l54'' Too"
92r. 7 do. 2ILc; is MiddiugS, 2zc; do, Pas;
: DO SzL.c lido Z%c; do IKE $ &c, Z54c;
u de- &c; 2 S.rict MiddIings, &C. d. 2Sci 5
do, sc; 2 do 22hr.
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WELL BORING.
WATER! WATER!
WELL BORING.

HAvINa purchased the right for Tennessee,
III OF Heath & 10 5 Potent Wei Bore. we
Oner Tor ssle a few County Rights, ana aI5n 20
bore wells tn { e shortest notice This lnVSn-
ton is prOH Gu ecu by all praeticSl men who
have seen II and those who have used it as
~unrIvsileC erfahe purposs Designed. Ihe VIII
occupies Q d tie space l. 50 81 e from an. nuI-
SAM c and a~rcidents 20 neal and C0Eaf iE, that
IL may be loc ted any where dsSiIed- Ne re
pet ard To show kperlneu IVES Snd tho
whole apparatus TO psrGes dssir ng sosee lem.
We have indf putabie testimg mails az TIE sups-
RE RI y ana eheapness Oft csc = els over all
otne skpowps r ON 1ftes n TO Nv. NY collars
per day can be made by Sb9 intelliE. Mt work
ing man In the use # this invent n. A club
OF i've OF SIX D rsOns wanting Wells can buy q
County Right for what a vel would cost fhsm,
and W TX t6 10 grs Al prnnt Tor OtDeS F. 7 such,
opportun- tis are ever offered TOR iLvestLDg 2
few hundred dollars to advantage.
Address II. FLETCHrR 4 CO.,
ses Ne - second street, Memphis Tenn,
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First Monday Of January, A.p., 1890.

u being the 4ih day Of JsLusry. 1853. on
the Preml~es, IA laI1 county 4 OEicOJ, AZ
pubiic auction. . kgghss4 DioCer, To- cash
in hand, ali tAe land n AID Cectse meut!oned
AID described n follows, tO-N1t: bsgtnning
two chains and Eixty-nS nuhs WsSt ut the
southeast ccrner o. section IS la toElship g
5 Z vest, ~ = stake, beal Ing trees maple,
marked WITH = ero-s a inches in diameter
bears south 717 sU ges5 20 dnks blackberry
marked with a crOs- Is Inches IN diameter;
bears south %. east IS Ilks; 81 enee West on
township line y CHAINS aud % Inks 10 the
southwest corner OF section - nd the souIh-
east corner OF section 81 corner rrd oak IS
inches in dfame er. b=aTfnE north &c vest 3
links: thence north on section line % chains
70 stake In neld itenes west 40 charn< 70 stske
center or te1tion %, thence DarLh 40 chains 70
half mile ecJuer OF sections g ami 2g m Is
inches IN diameter bearing north 90, W 81 co
links Themes east 81 chains soo 3 1Eks 70 q
multerEy post on oank Of CID krver Lake I;
thence meaudering lake soCthsSo, ssst 3 chains
and IS links q STAKE tasncS : Uto . Q. east
est "a chains and g linss 10 stake: Ihencs
south 81, west loavirg stske) % clans ana %
links 70 stake thence south - AA' east 40
chains to Atake thence south 80 50, szst Is
chains and &c hLk to rosnt OF begDEInE, con-
tain ny nine huner-d 800 acres ~ lat-d. uetrg
situate ano lying in { wnshtp Is, SOCta, range
; wsst. AiEotoe 10 loving lanes ! wit: West
rat Of n " Il of secst5n8 " ~ b You 4 Dc.
NV 4 OF seeien s OF bas on ri A.SW
u section 8; " W y ) " y settsOa 8; I
IL, s r 8 " VIZ section ziEZ secden 81
III K Z W; east = sec ion b, I Is ) So ".
Also " \ section q; n E fix of anne section /;
II x same section ana 5 = II section y, 7
Is Sc 2 vest, cont iniHg, with tie so acres
above described. twenty -seven bundred gEoQ
acres, more or less All OF he above described
isnd JroLts on Lake ChieOt, bout ~ mites
from Lazs Village. N said csunfy or Cnicos
and State Of Arzansass a2d the sane viii be
sold in block or In quantities 10 suit pur-
chaRerz In order 10 carry oct said de 1es. 1hts
Is one Of the most vsiuaCle traits rf land in
he South, about 100 acres OF ". ieh arr IN =
nigc state OF CULTIVATION. The I'm cfOvemeDts
are q nEe Steam Gin n god order, twa good
Dwelling Houses and brick quSTis-s, sufficient
70 acconnodste 100 bas Is
Sale win lake place al Il o'clock m. on said
dag. L d
Commissioner.
HRCn einnati Weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and send b Il 10 this cfnee- ans
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z
IRfEnaTT and Drug Store,
nos. 40 and a North Coartst.,
TENNESSEE.

LENHEocA1A
mr. EUESELLS DISPEESARH AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and olcezt lnstltu,
tIOn Of the Kind in the southwest, established
ia 1855, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 ana ~
north slde 81 COart square, Memphis enn-sls
open for the reception Of patients desiring
treatment aud The comforts of q homs while
reesivtng the same. Patients also treated Al
the chacs sr by letter, II desued- Dr.
Is by all parties Interested a.
by fRr lns NJ ST HUCD ESSFUL SICIAN
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
quick, thorough and permanent cures gusran-
Jsed In every case, male or female. Recent
casss OF GCEOkRHhA and SYPHILIS cured
Ia q few days, without the use. Of MercnIy.
chsnse OF diet, OF hindrsnce from business.
sE OHDsRI SYPHILIS; the last vesllge
sradioats5 without the use OF Mercury. In
.aiuBtGry loss OF semen stopped In 3 shOr
tine. uhsrsrs rom ImpOtsDcy or Loss o.
Ssxcal Power restored 70 bes y1gor IN a ieW
weeks G5lsst or GonCgrhse of lOLz standing,
wos1 a. tutslnaI rsas6ias have failed, per
maneRdy and speedily cured hya new treat
meuE. Victims o. SELF-A excessive
Veneer. saasTtug from SPEG&ATORkHEA
ard ioSS OF physical and mental power, speed
JIy and peFEasnently cured.
@E Al consultations strictly confidential.
CbTonte Rhe1matism, Neuralgia. Cent. Pa
rsLysis, Deafness, etc, treated By the aid Of
rieetrO 42gneti' BATTERY.
Once hOars rom . q N 90 l Pm, AID from
2 nrs D N
Tno.s wishing to purcbsss Drugs, Family
Meficines, PEI fun4ery, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
would do well to cali At BUSHELS DRUG
STORE before purcuEsiEF sGsEhereY NO. 4
North Court street, under TIE DispsDsaTy.
jsE
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Trustees sac.

TIMER and By viitue OF q Deed Of Trust ex-
u scuted 10 ne by = L.. Eveleth- on NUyena-
Der 18th, irtl, and registered Ia the Registers
U1ice OF Sh-iby county, IenHs Sc, IN Book
Nc. %, pages las and l.a, I vii, on
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF ALLY APPEAL.l
MFMPHIs. Saptember IS. lao.

OFFICE OF THE ALLY APPEABl
AEMPHIs, September %, lSS. !
The movements in coiio1 being light very
few bills re offered on sny point, and there
being no exchange making, except IN the wsy
of cottrn bills. We report the market very
noo-lx supplied. Rates are hrmer than they
vsre 4 fe y days ago. Several Of our discount
foas.s are buying at sl@l 3 premium on ali
roints Fast. and ssllrng at LG2sc premium.
Ssw Orleans sight is taken at &c on 10 pa
ana sold a. &c pr MUM. .
cold epet Ell in New York To-Day NJ l4zc ano
closed al ln5zc- We qusie at4Dgl4lo baying'
seIu- z a Hc.
sale OF IS -ha~es Memphis ard Ohio Ran
go ~ .ck al zoe was about tse only trantAc
On reporte 10 -Jsy IA The way OF SOCKS or
honss Thece are oriers upOn the market iof
C5,v .ards. on Buumo Q account 10 be laid
eoSn an that ely At 5s, or sHy iss bers- This
esmord covers roth Cy Bonds proper and
" R,a5s. D ne OF which are omsr ng. Mem
-hss,a Cha is on r inoad, Assssirpi and
tennessee. Is wen IS Memphis and Little hocK
p-g-osas SOCKS and bonds are EominsL
60 - is i'm sirdemsnd. Dealers buy al
-9a-4 and 81 a. 7b9so.
On ~ warrants a. hrua- Large NsrrahN'
saas4c. small ones, 55S57s buying ssiAns al
51& &C. a. to size. OK
S-sool scrip, soSs,c buying. Selling a. .
@S5c. ..u 80
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AUCTIoNEERs.
7 RUST Z S.
Trust NGke.

ON THURSDAY, OlTJBFR I, ISS, AT THE
han OF the Chamber OF Commerce, in odd
Fellows HAL, Memphis, AZ ~ O'clUck, I viii seA
10 the higne { ct4der ioI Casa. lOt y, IN The
rag aud subdivision. Situated N Q - siCe o.
hsgi4nd avenue, 30 feet Ion. BY IS lest depth,
on W ich is erected 3 omfOr able CLtLaRs- This
kele Is made o. virtue u q Truzt Leu TO ms
from }. W. Moore ana Aeaude- rlaughter
Redemption waved. LItls perfrcl, DuE I ssA
and convey Only as Trustee
aus sOhH p. IRBZEVAST, Trustee.
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PREmLUM.
81 90 Prsmfnns

NOR THE LARGEST EAR OF CORN De
\ E. P. BATES 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants,
aus Ana Ne 26s Front street,
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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
w unrlvslIed Gin stands. For beauty o
STAPLE, LIGaTNEss OF DAFT, AHn Q~UArTITI
OF LIN CoTTOE turned oBt per daN, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be s.fely made u
every pisuter who hs- given them q ar trial
Where mule power is used, they make s saytns
Of Rom Ons-qusrter to Dne-thiuQ the draft
KS ANY OTaER GIN We are also a2ents III
oThAUB'S uN ST wills, and WHEELER
CLEMSON < co.'s CIRCULAE SAWS.
MesztEzaz - 90,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
Sz% and 81 Main Street.,
fy11 daEen Nsmuhi=. Renu
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DrssoLUTroNs
DissoIutIon of COpartnership.
MEMPHIs, septemoer !, los

-uE eorsrtrersbip Of Webb, Mitchell 8 Co.
IL tbfs dsy dissolved BY limitation OF arr
cies Of agreement All persons inaeoteo -
tba srrs or having busif es With tue SAME,
-1n 90 onr ianior partner L. 7 Webb. Win
tbs hooks. at Price a ~Treadvells, NIB, Onlnn
sfrest, lee Block. Either pa tner - s0tnor-
A1o0 ". H WESH-
J.S NIT HE'LL,
L. T.. ~ EBB.
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Dissolution.

-4E Firm OF W. n. Eakin & 90. was dis
solved by mutual COZ sent On the 1o.h ~
nee iSas EitI er parry Is author zeo 10 settie
ne business OF the 10 nrD.
All Darsot,s in ebte1 10 the arm OF ". N
Esstn & GO. are T, Guvsi O. 10 com forwA-o aiS
saftle with ut delay. The BOOKS S%d pap-IS
rfII ne loapd az tbs U~n7erwIit9rs "atehVuse'
corner w. - EAKIN.
A. COESEL.-
Memphis, gePteneeF !. 1903
T.a ha.suess ~ c~o1tnusd az ths DIG
st mi on CutckasaW gIset, ~ Solu
~ ConoeI. r.. un Q. tbs nru hahn o a
ConDeIl : Co. 4f
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aye Front Street.

REAerehsnts are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine our Stock. whieh we are row
daily recsiviUg be ora making their purchases
elsewhere. Cur stock Is large and complete,
embracing every variety in a GENERAL
HARDWARE BUSINESS. and we feel assured
thst we can o5sr the Merchants sGpe LOT IN
dueemenfs 10 trade with Us. We are deter
mined u suit them Ia prices. Coms and see.
sep6 sn ALLES0E BIOS.
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Tuesday, the 20ih asy Of Septea6er, 1ses,

ALL s'elock am on Second street, at theS nth
east corner or COuu square. in the city OF Mem
PMS, stare OF tennessee, Onsr lgr sale, a. pub
tic auction, aud sell to the highest 5idGtr iOT
ease, TIE allowing described real estate, situa-
ted Il shelby county, Ienne-sse Is suared
and GsscrusU - follows, 10 Wit: Being patti OF
Lots Mo- . ~, IN jena ) Daybr OkE
plan Ut , o o. EubGiv.siCa 81 e. one hundred
acre TIA vr iaEi lear Memphis. te-fI nahg 90
the north sue OF Henry treet. a. a staEe ole
huucTed ana ssveaty- ivs 75l ISrt g. iro1I
the SOuIneart corner Oi Eel4 view J. 0 No. 20;
thence norm p raliel alta tire ea.t boa4dLy
line Of sstd Lot No. 81, teven cham u a 2taFe,
O. ute eighiy- t1e Gesf6as east one hundred
and seEeRty-nVs G75l te-t rum ne nyEtnsast
IoIneE OF sad lot No ., Iherce south eigHty-
nine degrees east, ,ighJ 8 -lt0 Is D IL CHAINS,
De- TO lsetI 10 the veat SIDE Q Post and Rail
avenue theI &c sOu 3 aeveu % cham vita
west side Of Pc taud Ran ~, nae. 10 southeast
conner O. t2iu 20 No -: he c ADIIh 50 vest
with north side OF Il p street eight s. I =
u 62-lO5} ehSii 5 Cess 10 1e-Tl L. tie bxxinBtng
corr ef, Q ,utaiEinG Hbou four acres
I viii EcI said lana 10 pay The b1laDcs due On
the note mentioned ia the led OF trust. rs
directed by lie be saciaIy.
The equity ~ eden puon Is -aiVe1, ard the
title is oe'tevSL 10 be good, bJ. I Slali sell Snd
convey only IS trustee.
aus0 dGs u y. IS, WADDFLL. Trustee.
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Commissioner Sale.

IIY virtue OF a ceeres OF fhs Cnf5st Circuit
- Cont en- The Uhsncery 81 lhereCF. zen
dered ~ The Dssember Term Al ,i.GT Z sd
CouIt, In 8 eer ALI sui Ihsr n psnding.
wherein Richard h SessI- rs vas complainant
and Waller sessions wa deie1-sLt, the under
II NED: COMMISSIONS app --s1D3 ssld LoU-L
viii sell. on the
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Nn,;ce of r.. snovat.

TTWoUD AANDEksoN, c ton Factors,
A Gsn-raI Pr, duet and topIoiss on Asr-
SEsofs have removed Ia ir business to N %.
~ street. between UDior and Oay0so streets
Nemphjs, sePtsIntsr Ll&s, sSpe4"
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TIE PnEs1pENr's ANSWER to the articles o

THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER to the articles of
impeachment will ever rank among the most
portly and ponderous members of the great
family of pub docs.'' 1t hath about it the
quintessence of the official style-the true
hAvor OF the circumlocution Office. We in
cline to the opinion that it is as close an ap-
Proclamation to the ideal public document as
will ever be reached, in that it is devoid of any
spark OF vitality-any trace of color-any ap-
proach to conciseness-or any scantilld of in
terest in any one of it's elongated paragraphs.
That it is just what it should be- constituting
a part of the pleadings in what is destined to
be the leading case in relation to one sort of
prosecution, we do not take it upon us to de-
ny, but heaven forbid that we should lay be-
fore our readers anything but the abstract
which appeared in the telegraphic columns of
Tuesdays paper. 1t is no wonder that Mr..
Evarts and Mr.. Stanbery want more time, if
they are going to resist the pre- secution at
every step, with their sixty-eight pages of
foolscap. The substance of the whole matter
set forth in the reply is that Mr.. johnson
did not violate the tenure-of-office act, and
that if he did, the unconstitutionality of that
law secures for him impunity for his acts /;
that he did not conspire with Gen. Thomas to
eject Stanton from the War Office; that he
did not advise or instruct Gen. Emory to dis
obey the act of Congress requiring orders to
the army to be transmitted through General
Grant; and that the articles of impeachment
do not give correct version of his speeches
at Washington, Cleveland and ST. Louis. The
House managers construe the whole rigma-
role simply as plea of mot guilty." and reply
to it in twenty lines by joining issue on that
plea, The Presidents counsel were greatly
surprised at the brevity of the replication,
having anticipated that it would rival the an
swer in length.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-26

THE law Of Congress requiring American
representatives abroad to wear no more court
suits seems to have resulted in partial sus-
pension of diplomatic intercourse with the
British government. We published yesterday
paragraph from the Pail Mall Gazette as
signing this law as a reason for the absence of
the American embassy from a court ball. 1t
is poor reason. No American should be
ashamed of the dress which the highest officer
of our government wears upon state occa-
sions. On the other hand, it must be con-
fessed that Congress has begun its reform at
the wrong end. We should entrust the deli
cate duties of diplomacy only to Americans
who are capa BILE of deciding for themselves in
what garb it is right and seemly to appear. A
man who cannot be trusted to order his own
clothes ought not to be sent abroad to repre-
sent the United States in any capacity. II
Congress is anxious to maintain the dignity OF
the nation in the persons of its representa-
tives, let us have law so regulating the diplo-
matte service that knowledge, experience and
chara;t may have something to do with APP
pointments and promotions. Until we do,
there is very little use in trying to regulate
the coats and eravats of our ambassadors. An
ambassador is not merelysan ornamental lay
figure. See what the good sense and tact OF
such man as Mr.. Burlingame have done for
us in China. Are we going to find fault with
Mr.. Burlingame, for example, after his per-
sonal influence has secured so magnificent a
result as the opening of China to the outside
world under the auspices of the American
government, because he may have worn in
Pekin a silk tunic instead of broadcloth
coat? A mans man for a. that If we send
capable men abroad we can afford to let them
select their own tailors. 10 a.a-.