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that regard be completely turned next
/ November. There ia no use talking to a
man sbout banks, bonds and the pursuit
of happiness, with the negro heel upon
/ him, and s merceDary scalswag, carpet
bag, Radical rascal standing over him
ready to club him to death upon the
least move. Relieve us OF the negro in
cubus and we will relieve ourselves OF
the Radicals, and that done, we can adj
dress ourselves to the consideration OF
the tariff, the banks, the gold-bearing
bonds, and any other monetary wicked
ness inflicted upon thecountry by Grants
Grand Army of the Republican party.
Relief for the South should be the para
mount effort Of the Convention. Until
that is accomplished it is useless to talk
of taxes or taxation. Money is as moth
ing in the scale with mans life and
liberty. Meeting, as I believe it will,
with this determination, the Convention
has but TO nominate its man, to insure
Grant such defeat as befel poor Scott
when he tiekIed the foreign population
with the sweet German accent and neat
Irish brogue.
hear from Alabama, Georgia, Missis-
sippi and Arkansas, and from our own
State. that the crop prospects are the
finest, or, as the good old patriot, Col.
Mclean, wonld say, 1.-the best in the
world" and the people are jubilant over
the fact, and the probable and possible
defeat of Radicalism.
II is estimated that not less than two
hundred Thousand persons, from the va
rious States, viii attend the Convention.
All are enthusiastic and hopeful. twill
be the greatest and grandest political
gathering ever assembled on this CONT
nent. I hope the results will be COM
mensurate with its powers and impor-
lance.
have to thanB Col. Sam Jones, of the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, for atten-
tons, and his namesake and handsome
campatriot OF Louisville, agent for the
Mail Line Of that city. J. NJ. K.
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TELEGRAPmrC MARKETS.
New York Market.


NEW YORK. July 2--CottOn shade firmer
sales 1900 bales uplands 32c. Rice nominally
unchanged. Csffee quiet. 5ogar in rnoderate
request, Cuba II1s@I2c. Molasses noIpi ally
unchanged, Flour quiet aud 5al0c lower
Wheat 81 75a2 O5 Corn Sl6t2 o.
Dry Goods-Printing clsths s1S99c; prints II
9ll12ci heavy brown sheet1ngs IsGISc.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2-CottOn firm and
higher, niodlings soc sales ana bales receipts
Sight Il premium. Gold 40 Flour nominal
supernue 81. Corn quiet 90G9jc. Oats dull 7oc.
Aay sisC120- Pork quiet So Bacon, shoulders
lse clear sides lie. Lard sold, to arrive, al
1919 for choice keg-quoted here at Is6lz0c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-robaeco less active,
sales IA hhdsi Tugs Sg9; medium TO fair zeal
Sll@l9; cutting leaf SlBg22 40. Hart county
wrappers SIS 50. Superfine Flour 81. Wheat,
new q 50 Corn 9O995c- Data Toe. Rye 81 %.
sides lg1zc- Bulk Shoulders ll14c; clear sides
l51zc. Lard, tierce Ice, Whisky nominal.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. july 2-To5acco neavy. Suuerfne
Flour S6g6 IS. Wheat q l592 25. Corn II GS5c.
Oats 70g74c. Pork S27 70. Bacon, shoulders
Lard lie.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-FIonr dull, family 50 IS.
Corn S5c. Oats 70a73c. Wheat nOminalIy
lower, S292 Do. WHISKY 389S5c, bonded. Pork
ST so Bulk shoulders l05 4c; sides lac. Bacon
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. July 2.-Consels closed at 947s@95
Five-twentteS T33kG733l.
FRANKFORT, July 2-U. S. Bonds closed at
771zsT75s.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady, sales 5000.
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OIE9.
WADSWORTH-Outl

WADSWORTH-On the 29th June, at the res
idence OF +. n. Eowei, Esq, in this city, HELEN
r, daughter OF John &. ana W. i. WaOsW urth
OF Marshall county, Miss aged six years and
nine DAYS.
Little HELEN has gone. lis sad this sweet
little child Will be with us no more yet we
should not grieve for her. The Lord has taken
her to live and bloom in Heaven Weep not
then, dear friends, for little HELEN. THINK Of
her dying words:
I'm going to be an Angel,
and win the Angels stand"
Aud rejoice that she is with the blessed Jesus
who said: "Suffer little children and forbid
them not to come unto me for OF such is the
kingdom OF Heaven"
Too pure for earth IL had become,
That sweet a. lovely flower
An Angel came and bore IL home
II blooms in Eden's bower"
Memphis, July 2, 1858. NJ. T. D.
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PLArFORn o. rnE FEsNEssEE


LIST. The Conservative men Of Tennes.
see, putting aside all questions decided
by the war, accept the title Of Demo
Gratis and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as it now
exists.
2d. The question Of the right Of q
State to secede from the Union mas been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as final and conciu-
sive.
81. Nevertheless, while the COnstitu-
ton makes the Federal Government SUI
preme, it is 80 only with well defined
limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over thelr
domestic concerns, and making them CO.
equal in respect OF such rights and
these rights have not been impaired by
the result OF the war, or the powers OF
the General Government aggrandizss
by it, to the enlargement OF public
liberty.
4th. The eYtiDglishment OF African
Slavery is recognized a. a fact, ratified
by binding Constitutions Amendment.
5th. The investiuIre Of DsgrOeswith the
right OF suffrage, BY the Congress or the
United States, and the Acknowledgement
OF white men, by the same authority, IL
a gross usurpatIOn of power, and policy
unjust, unwise and oppressive, and tend
ing 70 excite war Of rsces the white
men Of America are entitled to superb
orfty and supremacy in the administrs-
tion OF the Federal and State govern
ments and any measure Intended 20
deprive them OF it, or to divide or impair
it, greatly endsngers the perpetuity OF
free republican Institutions.
8th. The faith Of the nation is pledged
70 the payment CT the national deDt,
according 70 the terms Of the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
othzrwise. The time Of payment of the
bonds ought not to be extended the
principal Of the five-twenty bonds ought
70 be paid in currency, and the money
granted to the National banks to be with
rawn-
7Uh. The Government bonds should be
taxed il the hands Of the bondhOiders,
equally with other property.
Sin The doctrines and practices OF the
Radical party, which eadeavOrs, by en-
croaching upon the powers OF the EXecu-
i've and Judicial branches Of the Gov
eminent, 70 absorb IN the Legislative
Department all powers, tend TO the de-
struction Of the Republican system Of
Government and the civil liberties OF the
people.
9Th. Equal and exact justice to al men,
OF whatever State or persuasion, rehg-
Ious or political; peace, commerce aud
honest friendship with all nations en-
tangling alliances with none; the sup
port Of the state Governments in all
their rights, as the most competent ad-
N Illustration Of cur domestic concerns
and the surest bul Rark against anti-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation Of
the General Government ia its whole
constitutional Vigur, as the sheet anchor
Of pesce at home and safety abroad
Jealous care Of the rights OF election by
the peepIe and the supremacy Of the
civil over the military authority.
10Th. Andrew 5hpsOn the first choice
of the Democracy Of Tennessee; but
their Delegates left free 70 unite IN Sc
Ieet1ng another as the candidate for the
T0-ocfIarnr-
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, July 2 There was a quo
rum il both Houses of the Legislature
70 day.
Chief Justice Pearson and his associates,
together with Gov. Holden, were sworn
in.
Joseph W. Holden, Jr., son Of the
Governor, was elected Speaker OF the
House.
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EIHE officers elect of Divisions Nos. 49, 49, 81 and
i 90 SOus Of Temperance, will b. publicly iu-
stalled. at the Tabernacle Court street, To-
NIGHT, at 50 o clock. Every 0ne is expected
70 be present on time.
By order or the Joint Committee. Tvs It
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 2.-The panic in
Tennessee bonds causes q strong feeling
against the Northern bOndhOldeTs, and
threats are freely made Of demanding
indemnity for loyal losses before the pay
ment of the bonds
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Butler has
completed his report in behalf of the
Impeachment managers. It has not
been read at an informal meeting yet,
but probably Will be to morrow, in which
case it will be sent TO the House without
hpInv
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AUCTxoH.
Ar AUCTUON

THIS MORNING, BY W. II. PASsMORE q
II Co., Household Furniture. Carpets, dat-
ting, Shuek aud Cotton Mattresses, Once
Chairs and Tables, ETC., etc.
W. Il. PASSMORE &. CO.,
iy8 Il AucLioneers.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-The military
are stil! under arms to-day, though much
less excitement exists
The resolution adopted in the Senate
yesterday that the roll furnished by the
Military Commander be called, and
those who can take the constitutional
oath be admitted to seats, appears on the
minutes simply that the roll be called,
emitting the words "by the Military
Commander" which are in the resolu-
ton rs adopted. Objection TO this was
choked of by the previous question.
The Democratic members also objected
TO Campbell being allowed TO vote.
Faint cOnciliatOry 0vertures were
made to-day, the Democrats taking the
initiative.
The joint resolution ratifyi2g the l4lh
amendment was adopted.
Twelve Democratic members of the
House were sworn ia to-day.
Another unsuccessful effort was made
to have the roll called as furnished by
Gen. Buchanan.
A bill appropriating $3.50, 900 to defray
the expenses OF the Legislature was
passed. Several other bills were pre-
ssnted, but not acted upon.
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The undersigned viii continue the Whole
sale Grocery and Commission business at the
old stand, No ZIG Front street, under the style
of BROOKS, Nicely q CO., as heret ofore,
whore all business connected with the former
concern will be settled. ]. C.. NELLY.
y. II. BROOKS,
jyl2W d. NJ. Nicely,
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PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Att0rneyS. Solicitors & PrOetOFS

A TTEND to cases in the different Courts sit
"A ting at Memphis, and in the river cOuaties
of Arkansas.
IA Ths Senior partner will hereafter eSpe-
ciaUy attend TO cases in the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and in the Supreme Court and
Court of Claims Of the United States at Wash
ington, being Of the firm OF PIKE & JOHN
SON, of that city.
Once IN the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK
corner OF Court and second streets.
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NEW ADVERTXSEm'NTs
Arkansas RrnOrts for sale.
NOTICE.

Tor SALE two complste sets OF the Reports
4 OF the supreme Court OF Arkansas, from
vol. 10 vol q Inclusive. one set almost en-
tireiy new. apply 10 ijyo1 l.. Il. PIKE.
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BUCK EYE SALVE,
Nothing Equal to Ii Cor Piles.
Sold by II. c. sTEEVER'S Bluff City
jyI Drug store, cor. second and Madison sts-
NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE OF Shares OF German Ma
n tionaI Bank stock, No. Sc, issued 10 franz
Meier, August 2 1909, having been lost OF stolen,
all persons are warned not 70 trade tor the
same and notice is hereby gived that have
applied to tbs Bank Tor q new certificate.
mail avV FRsD- l. WAkNER.
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OFFICERs

&. MeB4VITT, President.
Wv. SMITH, Vice President.
k' A. PAhAhk, Secretary.
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Dissolution.

QyHE firm Of BROOKS, NELLY & co Is this
i day Dissolved BY limitation, T. y Brooks
retiring. +. ". BROOKS,
j. g. n TELY,
s. h. BROOKS.
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MEMPHIs RoARD or RrrERrNcr.

No Restrictions upon Aeclinlaisd PsrsOns. OF %
RESIDENCE OR TRA VEL.
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STOCKHOLDERS :

Allison Bros, 9. ". Gilmore, Thos. MOhst,
W IL. AndI eTs Chas. Gilmore, Jesse Moore.
NJ. A. Allen, c. W. GOyer, A. J. Murray.
Benz. Babb, W.A.GOOdwyn,J Os. "a. Myers.
NJ. l. Bacon, X. ID. GoodleIt,C. z. MOTIFS,
Z. Y. BILL W. II. GOOdlett j.. OvertCp Jr.-
W. III. Bridges. a Co., II. Owen,
u. W. Bowman, DR.. d. GOber, II. A. Partee,
w. 3. Bruce & John Gum, Partee & Har-
Co., D. P. MADDEN bert
?. II. BrysOn, Co, J. T. Peyton.
>. ]. Camp, A. L harris, =. J. Powers,
r. N. Cash, Wm.F. Hardin, W. p. Prouddt
.. Z. Clay. A. Hatchett, W u. Rainey,
C. z. Chamber j. P. Hill i Co.'s. p. Read,
lin, ]. "a. Hill Eff. Risk
W. H. Cherry, Napoleon HIlI, l. r Ricaargs.
a. (. Cochran, &c. Hoist s Co IsidOr Es0seu--
q. A. Cochran, h. b. Howell, bach,
Z. Curtis Howell, Wood n. j. RCsssl
+. ) Davis, Co, j. z. StraItsn.
]. 3. Day, J. P. hoffman o. 7. Swayne
DeSOtO Bank, Wy. c. Humes, j. & ]. steele Z
Dillsrd. PinSOnJ. r. Jet, Co..
& Co., +. S. IOnes, ". ii Stephens,
II. Dow, John Johnson r. W. Smith,
W. j p. Doyle, G. Kcrtrscht, ]. A. Taylor
S.H. Dunseomb, John y. Lsech, A. Vsccsro,
EdmOnds, Pet q. II. IseGuere, K. p Wa
tigrsW q Co, +. h Leidy, W. b. Waldrau
W. NJ. Earring r. +. Maekal, G. e. Wadr
ton, N. X. Asrtin, y. NJ. Ward.
r. 7. Fargason, F. Marshall, X. ID. Ward,
] +. Frank ECo., Mansfield & Geo. Va. While.
j. ID. FrsyseF, atgbes, n. 3. " icks,
], ". Fowler, =. a eDavitt, ". A. William
n. Ford & Co, j. II. McDav.s.. son
W. c. Foster, / Mercer, 3. W. wilkins
w. A. Gsge, Geo. Mitchell, James N. W.
M Gavin, X. J. Morgan, hanson.
W GTeenlaW, jee0 Szn ca
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NEW ADvERTEsEM'NTs
Trustee,s sale.

DY virtue Of iced OF TruSt executed to the
ID undersigned by Robert W. johnson On the
Sth of october, 1856, and duly recorded in the
Recorders Offices of The counties OF Jefferson
and Pulaski, Stale OF Arkansas, and now re-
ferred 10. 10 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein recited having To-
tally tailed, and the personal assets been con-
sumed.
Inc said Robert W. Johnson having been de-
clared a Bankrupt and there being Outstano-
ing membranes largely over one hundred
dollars prior to the Trust on the properly
hereinafter set forth FOR particulars whereof
reference may be had to the Deed OF Trust OF
record as aforesaid, wherein the titles and all
membranes are recIted
the taxes Of 1873 being unpaid, and no funds
TO pay them nor to pay other existing and err
rent expenses, and Tor huudry other causes
that require the prompt execution of the said
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no.
tics, IN the 70 eInphis Appeal and Listle Rook
Gazette. for thirty days, Under ana by virtue
OF the powers esJed in them by the SAID Deed,
that the
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WOrmeley, Joy & Co., Aydlett, Robinson q
Co., 3. II. Webb & Co, Tool, Philips & Co. La
cey q McGhee, y. CORONA, A. Z FARMLAND
Jacob Alexander, CIapp Vance * Anderson.
General n. b. Forrest, General J. X. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph =. aOutgUunery. Judge J.. p. Ca
ruthers, Rev. s. II. Ford d /, Rev ]. R. Graves
Judge Ph1neas 7. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton.
Co., De5Oto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-NO. A. sfstN-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MONA HON & OTIS
State Agents for Wet Tennessee.
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana.
q. 5. OTIS...-.....-.-..-. II. MCMAHON
fe2l gfn
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WHEAT WHEAT WHEAT!

AM paying the highest price for good Wheat
/ at Bluff City Mills, lG Poplar street, ana
have Tor ssle choice Family Flour, Cornmeal,
Bran aud Shorts, al prices 70 suit the times
iez7 i'm JOHN lN9ES
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE eFEICE, No. SIS OIYe Street.
ST. LOUIS.

D. A JANUARY, President.
JAS II. LUCAS. V4ee-Prsside'r-
VIM T. SELBY. Secretary.
VIM N. BENTON. Gen1 Agent.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Raoess Races

TWO TROTTING RACES viii come OF at the
J Memphis Association Race Course on SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON, July 4, 1868.
Fiat naoe-Aiile heats, three in I'VE to trot
to harness md tOrule,
Second Race Mile heats, three i'll i've; to trot
in harness
GEORGE STEGER enters gray horse ard T.
4. HAMMER enters Black sam. The gray 10
trot in a wagon, carrying 10 pounds, and Back
Sam 10 trot in harness.
Pools viii be SOLD at the Opal Saloon at 5
o'clock tots evening. iy3 It
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DIRECTORS !:

James Il. Lucas, Samuel VIII. Theodore La
Vellie, Charles u. Peck, Robert X Woods, Jules
v ale, Geo. K. Robinson, Robert r. Carr JOhu
=. Thornton, David K FeTgusOn, Hon. Jobn
Hogan, Henry Overstolz, Nicholas schaeder
Wlluam =. Cay, VIM C.. Jarnison, II. z. Han
enkaInp, L. II. Baker. d. A. January, VIM. =
Lewis, f. Rozier, IT, Jacob TamIn.
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Z. MCDAVITT, e. E. COCHRA5y
T. ". SMITH, W. b WALDdAN
J. T. FARGASON, NAPOLEUN H1TT
W, a. oOODWNN, John =. SFRAT rtDsg.
J. f. FRANK
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OFFICE OF HERNANDo INs. CO.,

4 y
The annual election for Seven directors Of
thus Company, for the ensuing yeeTs VIII De
hald nv the Stock holders, at Jne Gtfice OF the
COMPANY. on aONDAY, JULY 18th PrOx., be-
tween ne hours Of 10 O'Clock a n. and pm.
ZOO = BEN MAY, Secretary.
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ALBERT PIKE. ROBERT ". JOHNSON.
PIKE s. JOHNSON.
Attorneys, COunselI4rs 4 Solicitors

THIS ann, the Junior member Of which has
l. had large experience in Departmental and
other business during many Yeas serviee In
congress, viii practice in the Scpreme Court
and Court OF Claims at Washington, where the
Junior partner will reside. II VIII also attend
10 claims before Congress anu the Depart
nents.
The Office Of the firm will be opened in Wash
lDgton, by the LIST Of September next. Mean
while, communications addressed 10 ALBE RI
PIKE, Box 81, Z. . Memphis OF to ROBERT
". JOHNSON, Pine Bun, Arkansas, will re-
Oslye prompt attention, jy3 y
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Only PlaCeQf Amusement Omen in the CITY /!

TyIHIS TEMPLI rIT MIRTH NOW PREEENTS
I the Greatest 9nstellatiOn OF Artists ever
presented 70 a Memphis audience. NEW
SONGS, DANCES, BURLETrA5, FARCES,
PASTOMIMEs, Etc.
Admission 50 cents: Private Boxes, s..
Doors open at ~, performance TO commence
At 81 O'Clock. ap22
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Assets, January +, ASSES. over sa.5Os,ooe.

Issues Policies ON AL THE HOST AP.
PROVED NON-PORFEITING PLANS,
on Is coed terms rs any Company.
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sgsHfH cesnpa7r htsps a. FTesss INSURANCE CON-
RANT eegsssj A. il psrt!cniariy q tre esrs%eEa
fe@h fessaassne hsjae 9sll5zuzs efsiE zSuSs FUR
ritzre pts:4 Fsa-idy tarras sn4 Ie4r ss1sss. 6fso
81 ssss- eBd 3ss1at sSis Ia store tga3sis whthe
By 0rs4s, Lars aiesf East &szea,
IasgrAare ssS4a lee aSt variable rssee. and loss
~ preaytlg aa5asss
DLaRcToK7
H. POWER GeE 3. Brwsr a Co.
MI PA-Tgnsos Or Patterson 1ifabesEssn
pngy4Hn ETLE9E Axe, Lessee x 8t. z. / 4, z q.
C. X rEGR erfssmdy Peck.
g8s II. Shelley rs4ie OF ts,x Shelley.
A H. csgysAni4E Or ssrrnssse n Sraysa.
n x LORE rrrsts FIRST Sst'eaAi 5aai
wv 4. BHDTgREft, or Etes*r%fl eee.
s.srTsf UtsrrIr ofs FEasassa a. Co.
& II HAEGi59E All y =. sT5 a6Fs.
. rFfCEgz
Rv BIgrwz p7~-sstt ~ ADAMS. Secretary
4 81 sLt4EY, ysca Frasss Y z low, Treasurer.
sp-1-a n n ctLfslaEE. AssarHeG
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PEKsD NJ ITEMS.

+ q LIS - '
Coy Grape has got back to Michigan.
-WiseweII, of New York, is rejected a.
Revenue Commissioners. .
Mr.. McCreery, the new Kentucky Sena-
tor, took his seat yesterday.
IT Thumb. Esq. and lady are on their
way to Fond dn Lac, Wis.,, to exhibit,
Samuel Bowles, author Of aAcross the
Continent, has been laid up with rheumatism.
A reverend gentlemen at Green Bay
styles the Black Crook 'she devils protract-
cd meeting
Guerrilla Forrest is ia Atlanta iHsurng
lives. II mnrderers were punished, we
wonidn tinsaEe tie life ofForrest-not much.
old man Grant has set mp as an author.
He bad better take care what stories be tells
IN the Ledgsr, or Y. $. will be knowing upon
lis ceYAs.
"a law suit is about to grow out Of the oar
rel as to the authorship of Rock Meto sleep,
Mother" Why won't somebody rock 'em
to sleepa
The Portland Press has correspondent
whose initials are &c T. To- AS he writes
common sense, we conclude he Is not George
Francis Tram.
The Cincinnati Gazette has two crippled
proprietofs-Mr. Richard Smith having bro
ken his arm IN Pi,tsbnrg glass pit, and Mr..
Glenn leg in skating.
The Peoria Democrat publishes seven
column speech Of Doalittle's, and, in the same
issue, sdyerlses for two new eonpositors
two having evidently died Of disgust before
finishing the speech.
Jack Howard, Of Bradford. England is
matched to Jump over fell sized billiard tai
bic lengthsays. Captain A. bets eco TO
el0o on him. three trials 10 be allowed, the
man TO foos from the ground,
a New York newsmongers declares that
Bonner has invited the Prince Of Wales to
write for it''-offering him $500 column.
Such an arrangement would doubtless help
Wales ledger to balance, and Boomers
Ledger to sell.
The Gl;o Siate J5araaE, or the 9th. says
that General Sheridan went 70 his old home
in Perry county. on Saturday. He feels
deeply tue less Of his sister, Mrs. Wilson, who
was great faverite-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-05

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-05
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MIS- NJ. g. CLARK contributes this poem
of Lacy Lincoln = - original to the Maren-
go Repnblican. We think pretty:

of Lucy Lincoln ~ original to the Maren-
go Repnblicas. We think itpretty:
Lacy Lincoln il DO fiction,
Born Of sweet ALTERATION,
But reritabse maiden,
With low white brcws ovcsshsdea
Thick with dust and shadowy hair;
Eyes with laughter oyeriaden,
Swallowed Oft with tender care.
Prairie boTn is Lucy Lincoln,
just the maid for you to think on
Az ron saenter thru the rye,
Meath a glad midsummer sky,
When the hedges are ag.eH
With morning g.ofies, purple urned,
Sweat Eith chasices Of SNOW.
She is Loves representation,
saHsfHy, petite fncy linsasN r -
Ii at heart you are a poet.
You a;H love her ere ysa know u;
Elo4aort with ips aud Syes As
Tou may win y peerless eawer,
Fl. 10 bloom in Paradise,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-05
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District Court Of the United stass for the District Of
1s~a-Ia bankruptcy. IN the matter Of John lard
wick, bankrupt.
TO ,rasss q Asay eorcss5s:
-te uadsssigaaj harshy gives nptics Of his eproht
4erS &sssD<~ nf estate OF IcAn Hs d~ssk, u
Dover county q Les in said District. and no
yrss t1-4 1T on tho III dag Of IaAnarr = i9e -
ndss Bankrupt npon his own petition BY Iean Bsuce
Regf.ter in Bsnhrspscy Of ssid sourt.
pssed ut Keokak, lows the eeth day Of February A
DISCS WI BALLISGEA, Assignee.
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