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DIR. JAMES,

OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
II Custom aouse street, New Orleans, (estab-
ished 1850, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout me coan-
DISEASES, can be c0nhdentially consulted at
his ONCE and parlors, 81 and % Randolph
street corner of Dearborn street, or by letter
Dr~ treats CHRUNIG, MERCURIAL,
SYPHILITIC, BLOOD end SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS u n CONTAGIOUS We
NEREAL CHARACTEE-Whieh he cures with
out the use of mercury, tOdt6s OF potassa, arse
mic or any poison, but Wita his NEO1RAt1
Ter, q positive cure for all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
rans. early indfseretions, excuses, or eltstled
ReredifariIy, causing loss OF memoir confu-
sion, depression, dimnes5 OF vision and often
times insanity, with a depiorRble train ofotber
svmptoms. treated and radically cured by an
infaflibIe method saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs, OF q
private chsfacter, radically and permanently
Old diseases OF the most hoi rible class, where
the blood has bec0lne poisoned, producing
blotches on The face, small watery blisters,
pains In the head and bones, liberated throat
together with an endless number OF sunertngs,
efectually and permanently cured.
DIR. JAMES Is recommended by the press or
the country, by professors OF medical colleges
and by tue medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
cured at once.
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs of either
sex, causes, effects and their remedies, complied
from an experiences OF twenty years practice
In the exclusive treatmeHt OF these diseases
sent to any address, securely raped Price
/. One Dollar. Pamphlet on SPERNAToRRHEA,
or one on SYPHILIS, sent IN sealed enveiope
upou receipt of p0stage-two red stamps. An
dress DR.. JAMES, Postoface Drawer Ss6S Chi
cago, Illinois. sePlIu
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Business was fair to-day in all its ysrloas
ranches. Prices are firm and gtm tena up
wards on corn and oats, while meats are steady
and in demand with stock light.
As an evidence OF the better fesiing in mer-
CATTLE circles, we note that many stores which
have been empty heretofore are bsing put in
order for Occupancy, and even those situated
IN out Of the way places, are finding renters.
Among the removals OF the week we rememb>r
those OF Falgason & Clay, who now Ocearv the
store Immediately south oc their old stand on
Front street; Mayer d Nash-,stz have re-
moved nom me corner o. .Lerson and second
20 ~ SIeeL Oe.HeS' Madison and Mourosi
- -ss Of Galb7estb, Stewart q
- erect, have removed into their
Ing, which Is, without exception,
a he largest and most CommO5ious busl.
a houses in Msmphis. and only c0Lnnsnsu-
rate Nth the trade 30 descrvedly enjoyed by
This firm: Meaeham 8 TresdwelL next door,
have a house similar in size, whica They have
recently moved into 1881.
Editors Appeal Auow Us a. one OF the Iner-
cantle drns OF Memphis, to thank you foF tue
editorial IN this mornings APPEAL hea1ed
as q N srkef.a The facts set lorta IN
t1sf arrioia are Indisputable, and II weighed
carefully. as should be the case, by IhluElng
men. will do more for The Advancement Of tsis
civ than anything We have seen IN our city
papers for q long time. We more Similar aTt-
cles NAV appear in your paper IRON time 10
~ TOUF, PHILLIPS & co.
II is the intention OF the editions ofthis paper
10 make il lot only The medium thToagh which
the latest news from all sections OF the country
car be obtained in advance % al others, but
the interest and welfare Of her merchants,
which have been 50 long neglected, shall ever
ind In Us q ready and fearless champion. xvi
oences Of appreciation Ike the above are not
thrown away. but encourage US to greater zeal
IN The advancement 81 what we consider the
true position we should occupy as a CONNER
cial city OF the Union.
The condition Of the grain trade, both in Ea-
rope and America, is SUI marked by an un-
usual degree Of caution, d. not OF uncertainty.
The hesitation ppear TO arise IN regard 10
prices rather than supplies. It isn ot yet knsWn
what effect the generally prosperous harvests
VIII exercise on prices, and with the exception
Of 3 Noticeable activity IN the West, dealers
manifest an unWiIingness 70 incur risks until
rates shall nave hardened 10 an extent that
will permit Approximate calculations as to
profits
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WELL BORING.
MATER! WATER!
WELL BORING.

HAvING purchased the right for Tennessee,
III of Heath 4 Co.'S Patent Well Borer. we
offer fer safe . few County Rights, and a.sO to
bore wells on the shortest notice. This inven-
ton is pronounced BY all practical men who
seen 1t, and those Who have used il as
unrfvalled for the purpose designed. The Well
occupies so little space Is SO safe rom any null
sanoe and accident; 80 neat and durable, that
It may be located anywhere desired. We are
prepared to show specimen Wells and the
whole apparatus to parties desiring to see them.
We have lndiSputable testimoniaLso of the supe-
riority and c~heapness of these Wells over all
Others known. From fifteen to twenty dollars
per day can be made by any intelligent work
ing man In the use OF this invention. A club
of I'VE or six persons wanting Wells can buy q
County Right for what a well would cost them,
and work It 10 great prodt for others For such,
opportunities are ever offered for tnvestlngs
fsW hundred dollars to advantage.
Address x. FLEFCHER 4 CO,
sge Re Nc Second street Genphis, Tenn,
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college OF the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

THE object OF this Institution is to AFFORD
stutsents the means OF acquiring q thorough
nena,tuaent offers rare advantage TO young
man DESTROYS of entering ON mercantile pur-
The net Session win commence the last
MONDAY in August
Snnliczuts for admission win do well to be
IN ffnneS For particulars address
aGi2 2n RRpTHkR EDWARD, PrsSidsnt.
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NEW YORK. October 3-Cotton hrmer:
sales 200; upiands. &c. Flour. suparfne State
and Western, IS SOgT. Whisky quiet. Rice
unchanged. coffee uussttleI. Cuha sugar. InZ
aIIL. Molssses quiet. Tennessee copper I'D
-. Wheat iG2c foyar. COru Sl I2L0t l3Z.
Dry Goods-The market Is steady without
Money-Cau laans Ss4. Sterling 5<aa Cola
kOk@4J5k. Cid TenneEsses 7o9H; New 6gLa6gE.|
Cincinnati MarKet.
CrNCrEEATI, October 3.-FGour dull. family
81 Is. Corn 81 o.. Oats = 96l. Whisky g. IS.
20 X SO 80. Bulk shoulders I2zc; sides Ige
lard JsL. Hams Ib1.GlgZ. Butter S744I.
FEgs 20g2l. Flax seed = GG2 IS,
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3.-Cotton advanced.
-fddling 25k: sales 1900 bales; receipts 1870:
sxports 20 Liverpool 240O; coatwise 1J76; lie,
ce9nts Yesterday mot reported) 1917; forths week
II eO: exports for the v eek, foreign $500 enasi-
a.;eeS sss1i stock Ss,l4s. Selling sg[G5l Nv
yo~k sight &c discount. Gold 80. Sugar. fair
tohbfno Trade prices unchanged. Molssses uD
chan0ed. Flour, superdne - 5ld6 Is; XXX s.
80 ~. choice Steals 20. Corn s7Zasi II, tie
sttsr Tor prime yellow. Oats firm 65@e5. Hsy
49, 80 Bran. market bare. Pork Quiet
-, drm so 50. Bacon hrmsr, Shoulders izl<Ca
Do' Lea Ii sides i8<. Lard, tieTces l9%. Kegs ~.
Louisville Msrkes.
ro-rsxr11E. October 3-T0baeco quiet. sales
AZ Sb5s. ITss 70 fair leaf S5aH Ia; Few leaf
@.asn county So. Flour, supeFnne So 50; family
~ ubsas II s0d2 co Corn &&tL Cas- sd
IS, in bulF. New corn IN "a cotton p.
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First Monday Of January, Al 1899.

It being the 4fh day Of January, 1852 on
the premises In Eatd county Of CHI
public auction. IL the highest Oidde7 70 81
in hand, ali the land in said deere Uens.o-1
and described a. follows, tow DssL6- :
two chains and sixty-nvs las Vet ~ Is
southeast corner OF SectiQ- n UONhsnlPIo
5 2 west, At a stake Es - n1Ple,
marked with a cross aS GL1MeHI
oosr5 ,1it - %1ss IS inches IN diameter;
bears south sos- 1t - links thence west on
toS4sndP naa6er OF section 5 and lie south-
eaet corn- OF section 80 corner red oak 10
inches y diameter, bearing nortk4o west 3
HnEs. thence north On ssctiOn liz 10 chains
10 sf1Ge in field thence west 40 chains TO stake
eSIfer Of section q; hence north 20 chains 70
inches in diameter, bearing month 81, west %
links hence east 81 chains anc q links to q
mulberry post on bank OF Cid River Lake ;
thence meanderfng lake south 81, east s chains
and % links 70 stake: thence {. nth SO 70. east
q chains - links to stake; thence south So,
east "A chains and p links TO stake; thence
south So, west Qeaving stakel s. chains and 90
links TO stake thence south a. 30, east 49
chains to stake thence south 25o -, east -
chains and 50 links TO point OF beginning, con-
tanning nine hundred $50 acres Of laod, being
situate and lying IN township 10, south, range
2 west. Also the following lands tO-wft West
part Of n " a Of seetiOn 3 " Of bayou E pt.
i W y OF section 8, 4 OF BAYOU Z fri y; SW
section " = $ " = section g. 7
II, s E 3 W VIZ section 2 EA section 8 7
II, K ? W east y section -, z Is, \ RI W,
AiSo " y section g; NJ frI.Z ofsama section
4 same section and 5 a III. u section a, i
Is. X 2 west, containing, with the 500 acres
above described, t~|enty-seyen hundred Zoo
acres, more or less All Of The above described
land fronts on Lake ChicOt, about % miles
from Lake Village, N said county Of Chtcot
and State Of Arkansas, and the same will be
sold in block or In quantities 20 suit pur-
chaser In order to carry out said decree. 1hts
is one of the most valuabl tracts OF land in
the South, about 1000 acres OF which a-s in .
higd state of cultivation. The improvements
are a nne Steam Gin in good order two good
to accommodate leo hsnds-
Sale wiz AXE place at u o'clock m. on said
day. l. II. SPRINGER
Commissioners
RFCineinnsti weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and send bIu TO Shis Office. ans
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r
DBgGHSaTy, ITfTnafy and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and AZ North Court st.,
TENNESSEE

DR. RUssELLB DIsPENSARY AND IN
IL FIRMARY.t the largest and Oldest tnEtitu-
ton of the kind In the southwest, established
In 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and A
north side of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn 10
open for the reception of patients desiring
treatment and the comforts OF a nome WnRf
receiving the same. Patients also tIeateTIT
the Office or by letter, II t1esired- Or. ROssd -
Is acknowledged by all parties tDtersISTAN
by far the most SUCCESSFUL PH DIsoosss
In the treatment OF Private or ser. 11o~.T
Quick, thorough and permane n1na psrant
teed in every case, male or .yP9 IT "a cnra5
cases Of GONORRHEA anPS-.a - NSrcn1y
in 3 few days, without sne 800 hnsinassi
change OF diet, or htTTTTS tbs ISst yestigs
sradfcafed wItbont the use OF Mercury. In
voI1ntoTv loss ofSemen stopped In = SNORT
time Snfyarsr- from Impotency or Loss o.
SaxUal PowSr restored 70 free Y1gor IN sieH
-aeEz GLet or Gonorrhea OF loGg stRnclng'
r,hon al internal remedies have falIedJ per
naanrntly and speedily cured by q new ue&t-
@a1t. Victims of SELF-ABU6E and excessive
Vsnery, suffering from SPERHArORRHEA
and loss Of physical and mental v speed
lily and permanently cured.
aE- An consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia Geut, Ia
rslysis Deafness, ETC., treated by the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once ho1rs nom Q an. to ! Pm, n nom
Those wishing to purchase Drugs. Family
Medfcines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
would do well to call al DhUG
STORE before purchasing NO. A
North Court street, undo the D~ispsDsary.
jeT
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C0TT0N

The Liverpool market at the opening o-day
was huoyant; UPIands, To- ssl61<d; Orleans,
lO5s9lld; Uplands ahoat, l0d; and closed
b%uoyant, with sales Of 20,OJ0 bales Urlsnds,
1G{d; Odeans, lid.
In the New York market at the opening hold
es were asking an advance. but buyers were
operating with caution; Low Auddiings, 2se;
Uplands, &c; Orleans. 27Ze; 6Ood MIdd.inss,
&54c. The market was firm al the close, with
prices unchanged. The weeks receipts were
reported at IS50 bales; gross, $40 ba Is. Weeks
sales, 1900; exports aimee September LIST, ESQ:
stock, 500. Weeks receipts a tail United States
ports, g 600 bales.
Our MARKET exhibited very little which wcpld
distinguish 1t from that Of the previous day,
excspt, perhaps, there We're a few more "guer-
ulas around, who were picking up bargains.
A lew Of the Regular buyers were also on the
market. bit they did not show much dispOsi-
ton 10 take hold, probably because il was the
last day Of the week, OF probably fer want Of
orders. Fine cottons, however, are in demand.
Prices were some better than yesterday As Willie
seen by the following sales: I bale Ordinary at
2lo; 3bJes at &c; 9 bales GOOD Ordinary, &c;
{ al &c 6 a. 221&c; Rat 22c; Il at ZE+c; 20 At
q e; ? al pc Zat2lLc; Is At 2Zsc; Sat 22Tc;
: at PIC; s bales Low @iddlings, &c; al 21sc;
L at 23c; sat 2Z4c 2at22Ec; 3 at &c; Is at
&S.c; 3 at DC; = at 20 al 22%c; 3 a. 2zzc; 2
DC; 2bsles A~Iddliuzs, sc; q at re;
g. at &l4c; . at 25zc; = at 25]zc; Il at
2S1zc; 2 at &c (; ? al 2SLc; lat De; Pat 90; So
a. 2S4c lat 8ze; Cat 255se; 3 at 25Ac ? bales
Strict Mlddlings, 2ici at 24c; . at254c
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UCATIoN


CELECT School for Boys will be opened in
y the Linden street School Building on MON
DAY, 9Th of October. Until then, apply for
at the law office OF b. b barnes
Heath, Lewis & Fraser, corner OF Union ana
Second Streets. sep27 az
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Pratt's Southern Made Cotton Gin


THIS GIN is regarded by planters who have
Il used IL, as the best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light draught. Planters oulti-
waiting bottom lands are requested to examine
the Eureka Gin at Harrington q HowelPs, 26S
Front street. 1t will pay for itself in ginning
nfty bales. AN. Gunnison, manufacturer Of
the Steel Comb Gin before the war but now q
planter, gives the following certificate
MEMPHIS, TENN, January 81, 1855.
-" take pleasure In recommending to plant
ers culttvating Cotton on bottom lands OF the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White and st. Francis
rivers, the Eureka Gin, made by Daniel Pratt,
Of Alabama. This Gin separates the hulls,
bolls, etc, from the Seed Cotton, makes a good
sample, and is superior to any other Gin for
bottom lands 1 have used one myself On .
farm in Washington county, Miss, and 1t ope-
rates wei and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect. AN. GUNNIEON."
Orders for Gins, from 40 Il 50 saws and Gum
Betting, at Factory Prices, addressed to the
care Of HARRINGTON & HOWELL, 2SS
Front street, Memphis, promptly filled. Presses
and Gearing put up, and Gins repaired by 3
skilful Gtnwright. g. W. TRUHEART,.
Jy& 3taw2n&w Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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Lumber,
iLM7lIber.

oldest lumber merchants In the South.
" Yard establish ed IN Memphis 1877. Bnild-
Flooring, DOOR, Shingles, Calling, Blinds,
Laths, Weather. BOARDING, Glazed Sash, Fepe-
ing. We don'E intend TO be undeTsold- Yard
and onaoe foot washington street, near river.
EsplS dGw6m II, 4. ]. W. COCHRAN.
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PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

lrRs. M. A. KNOX will resume her school on
MI MONDAY, September tn, al her residence,
sxteuded. Pupils viii he received aud classed
nom September LIST. Terms modified to suit
the ftnnea aule II
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER.
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and APothecary,
"a and 50 Beal Street.

Northwest corner Of Secondl,
CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF all descriptions
" made, aud written reports furnished
Physlcisns' Prescriptions carefully cem-
pounded at sll hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining 70 q INST
class Drag store. sepI7 II
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OTToE sTATENENT.
CHAMBER OF commerce.,

aIIOsI eNeTN uay p WIN II Some new
face OF other that is well known and very wei
come 70 those who have remaiBed at home.
Yesterday BesSrs. 3. Babb and E. Warburg re.
turned, both having been some time absent
The former gentleman has VISITED all the inn
poTtsnt manufacturing towns on this CONT
nent, wsue the latter has during hfs absence
renewed Old friend hips and visited familiar
scenes in the old wor d. They are both large
cotton buyers, and we welcome them back,
Mr.. Bachie also returned yesterday, and viii
soon commence operations in the staple OF an
extensive scale. 49,
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ooMm1ssIoNER's SALE
Commissioners SaIe.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chicot Circuit
d Court on the Chsncery size thereof, rem
dered at the December Term. AID. 1857. OF said
Court, in q certain salt therein pending,
wherein Richard r. Sessions was complainant
and Walter Sessions wes defendant, the UNDER
signed. commissioner appointed BY said Count,
will sell. on the
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ST. LOUIS.
@. f. C-HAMBERLIN 4 co.,
Manufacturing and J0hbiIg StatiGnGFs,
2oI North Main street,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

HAVIN9 established ourselves IS above
Iii with largely increased factht1e's We are
prepared 70 execute all work IN our line AZ
style.
we are in receipt OF = large and eomplete
stock OF FLAT Cap, Letter, Legal Cap, Foolscaps
Note and Fancy Papers, Plain aud Fancy En-
yelOoes, Pens, Pencils Inks snd St4tioneEs
articles generally, which We oner 70 the traoe
At Nav York prices, freight aaded. Tor cash.
nr Agents for sale a. Sissionls Magic Binder.
aano IN G. 2. CHAMBERLLN AGO.
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PETRo OIL.
Petro Petro Petro !

0rHE tennessee Petro Oh Company is stIl
alive at their new stand,
xs4 Main Street, Opposite Oluy Building,
weinform the public In general TO some for
our lamps. burners and general Lamp Stock.
We are manufacturers of The . Hanging Rock"
Stoves. Tinware Castings Of great .vartettee,
wholesale and retail Merchants VIII DO wen
seS In RosRNEAUN q BROS.
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hay $40. Pork SO 50. Bacon. ssh 5ulders I2I ;
clear sides l6k9l6% Lard In tierces lS3< Wills
ks, raw 81 r..
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. October 3.-Tobacco and -four un-
changed. Whisky at S95c lower. Corn 939
81. Oats 5l95. Pork SO IS. Bulk sides Is.
Bacon, shoulders l2ZGl2h; Gear sides l69l614;
hams 10. Lard lS4gl9. Whisky 81 80.
Foreign
LONDON, October 3.-CotuOn closed buoyant,
ssies @,O00; uplsnds l054d; Orleans lid; some
"tO arrive" at I0d.
HAvRE, October 3-The cottn market closed
hrmer and higher, Tres 0rdinsire l27f ger cwt.
~FRANRFoKT. October S-U, S. Bonds closed
easier 765S97G4.
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SALE.
Oh G r. ~ ale
rg'a-IE
or TRE-
L.

DURSUANT 10 3 decree OF The Chancery
L Court OF Memphis, entered on the 2S:h day
OF February, 1906, for the sum of SS,z65 s62S,
against j. NJ. Keating, p. B. Waddell and Cole
man Boyd, We, the undersigned, Trustees and
commissioner Of the said Court, viii,
On the 10th Day OF October Next,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock and 4, In 'front.'
Of The said Hotel, proceed 20 sell, to the highest
bidder, on . credit OF six and twelve months,
the said Nemphis OveFton Hotel and the land
on which the same STANDS, being the following
lots, on the plan OF the city of Memphis, to-
wit: III. IS, l&, 100, l3i, I32. situate on the
northwest cOrnerof Main and Poplar stfeets.an
the city OF Memphis, and embracing the block
bounded by said PopFI and Main streets and
Center alley, and a alley bounding said prop
erty on the north.
Redemption waived by the decree Ths sue
cessIol bidder viii be required 10 execute notes
LOT ths purchase money with the most IN
doubted security nefore the sale is closed, and
on laiiufes ths sale VIII be continued, reopen
log on the last preced sng bid.
Ute IL perfect, as we are advised, but we
do not personally wa rrant the same.
EDGAR MCDAVITT,
F.TITUS,
sus law4wtd Trus tees and Commissioner
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COTTON GINS,
COTTON GINS.

VTE are the 9ole Agents for the sale of these
unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty Of
sTAPLE, LIGHTNESS OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
or LINT COTTON turned out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made tc
every planter who has given them o lair trisl.
Where mule power is used. they make q saving
Of nom o-ne-Quarter to o1e-third the draft
ANY OTHER GIN. We are also agents for
STRAUSS GRlST MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SA WS.
McC0MBs a Co,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
&2% and az Main Street,
tyIl dRw6m Memphis, Tenn.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

Two years before Blair made his
outrageously insulting speech about
the Fenisns already widely published
Schuyler Colfax. Blair's opponent
in this Presidential campaign. wrote
Q letter to the Fcnians which We now
publish, and ask Irishmen to read and
coetrast It with Blair's speech:
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES
WAsuixGroH Febaasy -, 1884.
D.AR Sin-From the time that
80 the gallant a,sd lalnented Corco-
raa, % brave in battle. - heroic in
eaptivity-vas the bead Of your Or
ganisasioa, I have felt . warm inter.
est in il, shrosgh knowing nothing ol
course, OF il internal machinery, il
obligatloss os its ritual. Remember
ing gratefully the historical fact ol
warm sympathy expressed by IN Irish
Pasiimens for our fathers when strug.
CLING for the Independence they woa
tor u, ssgsrdi~0 Aopef fxly every sceu.
directsd Gssd patriotic sssl5suvOs
throughout uts ,eorla for sasio~ality,
as6 vsjOicisg that 20 ssdny loyal
lrissnssss haze enrolled MemselUes u,
tke army Of fthe Uai0a, to s0cs their
0dopsed republic from anarchy and
destruction. send you, ia response 10
your request, the incIoscd twenty
dollars, which would be larger bai
for many other demands On me.
Respectfully yoara.
SCuUYLsR COLvAx.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

FRANK W. PorrER, Of Newark, n.
J., clears up the qusstioo," Did Gen.
Wool, in 1868, refuse to shake hands
with Horaiio Seymour, because Of his
sympathy with the rebellion 2" Il .
note to the funeral spoken of-shat of
Gen. David A. Russell, At Salem
and remember the circumstance very
distinctly. Both Gen. Wool ana Gov.
Seymour we're passenger on the same
train TO Salem, but did not mset until
arriving At the depot in that place.
Gov. Seymours accosted the General
very politely aud offered his hand,
which he (Gen. Wool Extensively re-
fused. The affair created considerable
remark At the time. and drew forth
some structures even from Republi.
cans on the equity Generals want Of
etiquette. On returning to Albany,
the train was met at Cambridge by .
large crowd, and Wool was loudly
cheercd; but when some sangnine
Democrats called foe cheers for Sey.
mour, groans we're given instead. All
this Gen. Wool enjoyed hagely."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18

II We are successful in the ap-
preaching contest We shall regain
all that we have lost in the I" Lost
Cause" We shall be frcemen once
more. We shall have . country.
We shall be able TO reverse the iron
rule which hiss been imposed upon us,
and turning that iroa into brands Of
fire hurl them back on the heads Of
the hagitious wreches Who have H.
ficted 70 many foul and Aagrant
wrongs on our bleeding country.
Once more to the breach then-yet
once more! And when the cloud shall
have cleared away from the flaming
field, our 6ag-ths grand old Con-
federate fag-will be seen in all its
glory. streaming like the thunderbolt
against the wind. Let ~ then rally
once more round the dear cid DAG,
which We have followed 90 often to
glory and to victory. Let us plant
oar standard in the midst Of the field,
and let No once more raise the war
cry, He who doubts is damned he
Who dallies i . bastard"