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has been changed into a royal palace for
his accommodation.
81. Patrick's Cathedral has been most
superbly decorated for the coming cere-
monies.
DUBLIN, April I5.-The Prince end
Princess Of Wales have arrived here.
They we're received with the greatest en-
thusissm.
PARIS, April 1.-THE journal Dss De-
bats denies that there is any danger OF q
wal with Germany, and, in proof Of 1t,
says France has already refused TO enter
into q close allegiance with England and
Austria, unless Prussia is included.
COPENHAGEN, April l4.-It Is under
stood that the Emperor Of Russia has re-
fused to interpose his good Offices as me-
dietOT, between Denmark and Prussia,
for the settlement of the CONTROVERSY
concerning the Schleswig Provinces.
PARIS, April l5.-Minister BarOche, in
q public speech to-day, said the reorgani-
cation of the army wa e pledge of peace,
which 10 foreign power now threatened
to disturb and that the great internal
improvements which are now being car
ried on by the Government, are incOn-
sistent with the idea of an approaching
war.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 15.-The Czsr
agrees to the postponsnent of the pay
ment for Alaska TO May the 1st. The
journals here believe that the American
Congress will certainly vote the sppro-
priation, and also that q general Eu-
ropean diseernment is probable.
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FOREIGN.

LoNDox, April II -Viscouut Gran
burne, Marquis of salisbury, and Secre-
tsry for India under Lord Derby, is
dead. His eldest son is Viscount Gram
burue member Of the House of Com
mons for Stonsford, who succeeds to the
title add estate Of the Marquis.
After a parting interview with the
Green this morning, the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, accompanied by their
respective suits, left London on their
visit to ireland, They viii land in Dub
lin at noon tomorrow,
LONDON, April l5,-Ssveral days
later dates from Paraguay report the
story of the captur1 Of Ascension no
founded. The BraziliaD feet, after the
battle, returned to ('urquaity, where it
was at last sdvices. The PaFaguayans
claim q victory ia the late battle.
DUBLIN, April I4.-The great prepare.
tons which have been made to give all
possible eelst to the visit Of the Prince of
Wales, are about completed. The castle
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The miserable devils perjure themselves
Just as readily as they lie. Every lawyer
knows it; and 1t is ~humiliating for a
member of the bar to be constrained by
his obligations to his client TO assist / n
placing before q court sheet after sheet
reeking with perjury. We, for one, shall
not do it; and when we cannot sustain
a case by the testimony Of white wit
nesses, the client must get other counsel.
With negroes for witnesses and jurors
the administration Of justice becomes a
blasphemous mockeTy. A Loyal League
Of negroes can any white man to
be arrested, and can prove any charges
1t chooses to have made against him.
The disfranohised people Of the South,
robbed Of aI the guarantees Of the Con-
stitution,-aye, heII-kite! all, "at one
fell swoop,"-can find no protection for
property, liberty or life, except in secret
association. Not in such association to
commit follies and outrsges; but for mu-
final peaceful, lawful, self-defence. Fit
were in our power, Il it could be erected
we would unite every white man in the
South, who is opposed to negro suffrage,
into one great Order of Southern Broth
erbood, with an organization complete,
active, vigorous, in which a few should
execute the concentrated will OF all, and
whose very existence shouldbe concealed
from all but its members. That has been
the resort Of the oppressed in all ages.
To resort to it is a right given by GoDi
the BRowNLows snd MEADEs would
find it idle to attempt, by shy threats or
de~nuneiations, to preventit, ifthe people
were not so entirely sunken in the apa-
thy of hopeless despair as not to have en-
ergy enough to unite for anything.
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A RIoOay ARRAY.

VIZ learned that an affray occurred at
S~pottsvilie, KY, on last Wednesday
Which will probably result in the death
Of the parties engaged. 1t seems that
James Stewart, a ciuZeE Of that place,
went to Henderson, when he very unfOr.
tunately drank too much bad whisky,
causing him when be returned, to order.
very aDgrily, an old man named
Mackelbainey, who had been in his en-
ploy, TO leave town, which the old nan
said he would do if he (Stewart) would
pay him what he owed him. This so
eDrsged Stewart that, exclaiming ne
would pay him, he seized the old man by
the whiskers and dragged him to the
ground and getting & tour pound weight
which lay near him, he struck tbs fallen
man several times IN the head and face,
breaking his jaw and fracturing his skull,
Atthis jancture, Maekelhainey succeeded
10 getting his knife cut Of his pocket,
and as Stewart was bending over him to
strike him again, he (Mackeihainey) cut
him several times ia the abdomen, chest
and ribs, INJECTING several lsgge and it is
supposed mortal wounds. DR., Watkins
attended both the men, and has said that
neither would survive the injuries.-Ev-
onsUiHe Courier.
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"A dispatch from Montreal says Mrs.
McGee refuses TO accept the address OF
coincidence from the st. Patriok's Soci-
ETY., as b thinks it primarily responsible
for Der husbands murder.
AT st. Eustache, Ottawa, a man
named Lebsn and his wife were Ia the
habit of numbering travellers who stopped
st their house, Recently they attacked
q traVeler-the man with an axe and the
wife with a razor. The traveller knocked
down his assailant, and his wife, mis-
taking her husband for him, cut his
throat. She has been arrested, and con-
fessad ell Of Der past horrible transsc-
tons. Three skeletons we're found in the
house.
The political excitement is intense
Ia North Carolina. Both candidates for
Governor, w. a. Graham, Ex-Governor
Vance, aud other leading men are can
wasting the State, It is calculated that
not less than two hundred speeches per
cay are being made in the different coun-
ties.
The New York EveRing Post (Radi-
cali says the Republicans are bitterly
disappointed at the result of the Connee-
ticut election.
stanton, and the Radical junto at
Washington, have applied their "spy"
system to Judge Chase, in consequence
OF q suspicion that he Is disposed TO do
Justice In the Impeachment trial,
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T-ELEGRAPHEU ARKET
xew orleans market,

new OrAeans 1AaEAeaa
z ORLEANS, April l@-Cotton very dun
200 bales; receipts zT4 bales; sales to-day 5J
bales; receipts, nO3 bales exports, lZsj bales.
Ster'ing, 19gJ2%c; New York SLghL,H &c prem.
sold, os1zc sugar, CUba, good fair, lie. SO
lasses, 47B5Se. Louisiana stock light and prices
nomsnai. Flour. supeEhDess - 25g9 80; choice,
n~Omnal.y, &c. hey, Prime Western, SOa2L
PORK dull ana rorpiDg; r~eiaiiisg at g&S. Ba-
con du 4 ana depressed; shoulders relsIdng at
l4c; clear sides, jSC. lard, nominal; tisrcss
ls19ci keg, I9c.
Cincinnati Market
~CSoINSATI, April I5-FIour nIm; family,
$40 70GlI. Wheat 0rAer, at q s.. Corn dull, -
SgsSc Oats fgmeE at zae. RE 81 3D. Bar
shoulders, L4c sides, l4j5c- Bacon, shoulders,
lS49i5Zc; Gear RIB siues, l614c; clear sid-s
I714ci sng Ar-cured hams, -I9GDOc. butter, 45g50c.
10. Glover seed Ouu.
New York {~Ezarket.
NEW YORK, April B-Cotton scarcely so
dnn sales, $50 bales uplanus, Sl9aILc, Flour
53lOc better; Soutaern, eli Co.. Corn heavy,
2a3e lower. Mess PORK, Sc 7. Lard, lG4
GIG Groceries qnisi, bat nm. Freights duh
and unchanged.
counts. sGl0c, Stocks wssk ana fsverish during
the day. oupons OF 'oA l04c. Saerhng, 9Isc.
Cola heavya 1850.
Louisville sEsrket.
LOUISVILLE, April I5.-TobaccO active and
me.iium leaf, s. G14I4 taiF, s u EaIectina,
gi9 .. Flour, sup rhine, s. 5O9s; faney, sl2 508
Is Wheat, q 5Qs2 o. Corn oagglc. kye, sL9
2 06. Malt, e 1908. Lard, I714c Mess pvrk,S27
Bacon shoulders, ls3<ci cIear sides, MS. BaIK
shoulders, fzEe; elearsi-es, lsZc. Cotton, mid
ding, 3g@SJ4C- haw whisky, u %
81, Louis Market,
ST. LOUIS, APRIL B.-Tobacco siE. Flour
dull aud Unchanged; Euperine, S7&8 p. Wheat
sUfT; red winter, q t5g2 20. Uorn dull, al $50
Oals heavy, at b9s70c. Bye, 81 IS. Barley,
= Y az 81 Fotk, " Bacon duli snouIders,
l7Zc.
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NEW ORLEANS.
DELAYED Z

NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-General
Buchanan to-day issued q proclamation
c%autioning all parties against interfering
with voters at the coming election. The
proclamation recites that il has been re-
ported to headquarters that evil dis
posed persons in various parts OF the
State of Louisiana are preparing TO aust
disturbances and riots at the polls. The
State laws must and shall be enforced.
Special order No. 10 Of to-day, pro.
hibits political professions at night until
after the election, and forbids the carry
ing Of firearms.
Gen. Buchanan has appointed June
18Th for the assembling of the Texas Con-
ventioR at Austin.
The late registration in Louisiana
shows q large prepondersnce Of whites.
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MARRIED.

CLAI-TUG6LE-At the residence of Mrs.
N. owen, on Tuesday, April IA, ISSS, by Rev,
Dr: ManD, MAJOR I, e. OLAY 70 Miss ANNIE
L. 1UGeLE, ali of this clty,
And now, AsIor, You have " gone and done
IL at last" 1; VIII oeseen from ths above that
he has entered the matrimonial tournament
and borne on the prize, TO the great -disappoint-
ment OF le9ions OF Contestants. We wish him
much joy in the new career upon which he has
entered. and may no shadows e'er cross their
pathway or dim the sunlight OF c~onnubial love.
May they ever enjoy the smiles OF our greatest
Gsnerals-dsneral Peace, General Plenty and
General Happiness,
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REV YORK.

New YORK, April l5.-Sixteen miles
beyond West of Port Jergis, on the Erie
Railroad, to-day, a broken rail threw a
passenger trsin down s twenty foot en-
bankment. Thirteen passengers were
Instantly killed and hity-tWO wounded
seven were burned beyond recognition.
Partial lists of the killed and wounded
show no SOutherners.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, April l4-At 8 large
auction of Southern securities to-day,
there was q noticeable Improvement in
prices. The average advance on every
description of stocks was fully ten per
cent. A large number of Northern bid
deTs were present.
Voting on the new Constitution began
quietly to-day.
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On Saturday. April 18th. 1865,

In hont OF the Courthouse door, GreenlaW
Building, on Second street, betU cen ths hours
OF II and 1 O'Clock of said day, / viii expose
for sale. at pubic auctiOu, TO the highest bid
Ger, fOr cash, the following de crfbed lands. TO-
wit: WE'VE Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land
lying IN shelby c9unty, Tennessee, IN Eleventh
Qithi Civil District, on NOnconnah creek. in
Range S and Section 1. and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the south boundary hne OF the
State at = stake, from which north 4S9
WesE 30 links stands 3 Black Gum marked
". p, POsJoak and DogWOOd Pointers the
Southeast csrner OF W. Persons entry, Nc.
2J52 thence north with said Persons line
crossing NQnconnah creek At stxty-Eix Qsol-
chairs, ia al s-sTsnty-n1ns 81 chains six snG
R-half 80 links to a stake. which stands
tweaty t&J Ink east of a lack Gum marzed
W.. P, Sweet cum, DoggoOd and WhiiecCk
Pointers thence east at siXty-One fCD chains
crossing said creek, in all one hundl ell and
hity-eizhs (i5sl chains twelve (l2} ink TO a
STAKE frJm which . UtnwesL y west my links
stands a Sweet Gum maTked ". p; ihsnce
south S~eVenty-nina (79t chains six and 3-half
50 nrks % q D5ZWOOd on tue state line
marked ". P, Hickory and DOgWOod Pointers;
thence west with the State Lane 70 the begin
ning. 4
The equity OF redemption Is expressly waived
in sale Trust Deed. The title 10 said lanes Is
believed to be good, but 1 Ein convey only such
title as is vested IN ne under said Trust Deed.
WI r. WOOD, Trustee.
Memphis, 18Th March, 1858, mill "a
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE,
SPRING MEETING, 1888.


FIRST DAY-MONDAY. APRTLZ 2.
FIRST RAcE-Stake; purse 500 ; dasn Of one
mile, for two year oldS F: two or more to Ill.
10 name and close on tie LIST day OF AprD, lSSS
SECoED RACE-Stake purse $500 mile heats,
three in ave fee for ali; three or more 10
fill. To name and close on the LIST day OF
SECOND DAY.
FIRST RAcr.-PurEe $50; mile heats for three
year elds; entrance SIS, PIP; entrance money
tn 90 IN second hurse.
SECCND R~ACE-PUrse $500 two mile heats; free
for AL.
THIRD DAY
R ~RACK.-GayoS0 House Sweepstakes, for
three year dds dash o. two miles entrance
$50, D. p: entrsncs money TO 90 70 second
horse Gayoso House to add 500 three or
more OIL 10 name and close on the LIST day
OF april, 1888.
sEcoSD RACE-Purse sss; mile heats; free for
all.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Pcrse $500 ; mile heats, three IN
i've free for al.
SEcOsD RACE.-Purse $3.50; mile heats free
for all.
FIFTH DAY.
FIRST R~ACE--Purse $500; two mile heats free
for al.
sEcoSD RAcE.-Purse $50 mile heats tree for
all.
SIXTH DAT.
FIRST R~AcE-Purse SEQ three nile heats free
for all.
SECOND RACE--Purss 500 mile heats, for
beaten horses, to be handicapped by the As
ISOLATION. JOHN DOSONAN, President.
A. u. GIBSON. Secretary. spiB tna2
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ALBANY, n. Y.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 15.-At the
charter election yesterday, the Demo-
Gratis elected their Mayor and 3 majority
of the city ticket by about 5000.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-The weather is
cloudy and warm. The river is rising
fast, with II feet g inches in the canal by
the mark. a
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AUCTION.
trustees Sale Of Valuable Lands.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed 70 me
ID as Trustee on the Isl day of February, lS57,
b. r. j. Person, ana recorded fn the REGISTERS
ohcs Of shelby cOnntv, Tennessee, in HOOk 50,
part I'd, pages 81 and 23 to secure the payment
Of certain indebtedness therein described, and
By virtue OF the power OF sale therein con
iatnec on the condition OF the Trust Deed be
Ing broken. and whereas the concitioa Of said
Tiust Deed has been broken now, therefore,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.

MORE Owing to a general storm
North and East last night, it was impos-
sible to get cur regular report.-REP.l
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
H0Nx OFFICE, 10. 5ls 0liSs Street
81. LOUIS.

d. A JANUARY, Prssidsnt-
JAS. H. LJCAS, Vioe-PresideE
VIM II SELBY, Sseretary.
WA. n. BENTON, GenI Agent
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DIRECTORS:
James H. Lucas, samuel VIII Thso6ora L..
veule, Charles n. Peek, Robert X Weeds. tuIes
Vale, Geo. T. RODInso1, Robert ,. CzrL J0hn
+. ThOFntOn, David X FIgnsOB, Hoa johu
Hogan Henry OverstOlZ, NichOlss Schasrar
William a. Gay, Mm c JEmisou, r. =. Han
enkamPy L II. Baser, D a January, WA. J.
Lewis, I. Rozier, Jrs Jacob T1mm.
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In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee I'm the mat
ter Of William Carse, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District Of West tennessee a
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of William Carse, OF
Memphis, in the county OF Shelby, and state
OF Tennessee, within sais biIRieG, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own pel-
tiOn, by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the l4th day of Aprtl, A. D..
1855. WILLIAM \. CiR0bE
apl5 law3w Ass'gnae, etc. =
nIssoLUTIoN OF COPARTNERsHIP.-Tbe
copartneIship hsrAfo ore existing unde
the name and STYLE Of WM.JsFUTHEY a CO..
2O Front Row, Is this day dissolved by mntnai
consent, Wm. J. Futhey Is al0neauthorlzed 10
settle the business Of the late nrm
WA. J. FUTHEY.
.fr JOHN HUETER
apu Jas. +, COLLINS.
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Assets, January I,Isss, over sa.sOo.Oos

Policies oz All TSE HOsr ZAP.
Proved S0S-P0RFETTIs6 Plans
ON - EOOdt terms IS any CosnpanL
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Tin Plate, Tin Plate, Tin Plate I!

UE have on hand and 70 arrive, which we
w offer to the rRde at the lowest quota
tions, in quantities to suit purchasers:
5000 boxes TIN Plate, 10 I0-lA,
1900 - " 80 TX 1914.
2OOO - +" Z" Ia I4-2O Tesne
Roofing,
AO0 boxes Tin Plate. TX 1870 Tesne
Roofing, d
1000 boxes Tin Plate. assorted sfxes,
IOOO sheets Braziers' Copper, Io, Hand
12 pounds.
Having been appointed agents for some OF the
largest EDgush Manufacturers, aud being d..
rect importers, we are prepared 70 offer induce
menes for buyers 70 purchase in this market.
GRIEFF a. BYRNBs, ~
Nos. AZ and "a Tchoupltonlas street,
ape I'm New orleans.
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,sas Baltimore q OHIO Railroad.


In the District Court of the Omitted States, for
tue District Of west Tennessee in Lae mat
ter OF Richard NJ. Mason, bankrupt. In
bankruptcy District OF West Tennssses-ss.
To WHOM II may concern
The unuetslgueA hereby gives notice of MS
appointment as assignee or Richard NJ. Mason,
OF memphis In the county OF shelby and state
OF Ien3ssSse, Within said DtSirlct, who has
been adj0dgsd q oankrup OF uuon his own peti-
ZION, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn; The ioth day Of aprlr A. D.
aPl4 laWSw ASSIGNEE, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, for
the Ilstrlet OF w est Tennessee. In the matter
OF August Hitzdeid, Bankrupt. IN Bank
fuptey, District OF vest Tenoesses-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of August HitZdeld, of
Memphis, in the County OF shelby, and State
OF Tennessee, within SAID District, who las been
adlu5ged q bankrupt upon his own petition, oy
the District Court 0i said District.
Memphis, Tennessee. The 18th day OF April,
a. u 1850. WILLIAM }. CIRODE,
apl4 Isw5w Assignee. etc.
In the District Court OF the United states, Tor
Of r.. T. Barnes, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy,
District OF West TenneSstS-sS
To whom it may concern O.,
The undersigned hereby gives noti,, of his
app intment As assignee OF d. I. Barnes, OF
Within said District. who has been adiadged a
Bankrupt upon his W petition, by TIE District
Court or said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day of April. AD..
1873. WILLiAH Y. CIRODE >
apl4lsWSw Assignee, etc.
III the District Court OF the United States. for
the District OF West reuDessee-In the mat
ter o. BENJAMIN Washer, bankrupt. Ia Bsnk.
rupsey, District OF West Tennessee-s. +.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby give notice OF his ap-
pointmentas assignee OF Benjamin Washer, CT
Iemphis, in tne county of Shelby, ana state
OF Tennessee, within raid District, who has
been ~adJudged a bAnRrupt upon his own peti-
uon. by the Distrs ct Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of April. A.. d,
1855. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
apis lav8W -n U Assigness.
In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of West Tennes Sse.-In the mat
tsr of William Bowls, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, DlsLlict OF West Tennessse@ss.
To whom it may concerns
The undersigned hereby Fives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Wnliana Bowls,
OF Memphis, Ia the county Of Shelby, and
S5ats of Tennessee, within said District, who
hss been adjudged a bankTupt upon his own
petition, by The District Court efsaid District
Memphis, Tenn, the I4th day Of Apfl,A. D.
1858. WILLIAM \. CIK0DE,
apis lawSw Assignee. etc.
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MENPHIs RoARp 81 REFERFrm.

No ReStriesi0Hs upon Accelerated PcrEonE. o. D
RESIDENCE Or IRA EEL
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Removal.

TUE MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INsTITU.
Il TIOS nave removed their office 70 cox
AER Of JEeFER=ON AND FROHTsTEETS.
Memphis. APril14, 1868. apI5iw
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Worn8sley, Joy q Co, Aydlstt, Roh-Dson A
Co, S. 81. ebb,A Co. Tool, Phibips z Co Ia
esy q AeGEee, n Coroona, q. z FrankIa1d.
Jacno Alexandsr, Ciapp, Vance z Anderson.
General n 2 Forrest, GeneTa J.R. CheImsrs
Com- Joseph 4 aoutGCmary -Juoge j. II. Ca
ruthers. Rev. s. 81. FCri DID. Rev. J. r. Graves
Judge Phineas T. ScTugES- Galway, Hampton
Co. DeSoto Insurance CompaBy.
AGENCY OFFICE N MEEFHI-Na.AS Nsdf-
son stress, KIT Williams R.uck.
MCAsHCN OTIS,
State Agents fOr Vet TGEneszee
Mississippi rkznsas ami Eorth LAutzisDa-
". . = ACAAAON-
jazz 8m
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Vera Atqsso Horesta deere.
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-The follow
ing letter was addressed by Secretary
Stanton to Senator Cameron yesterday
WAR DEPAR NEST,
WARRINGTON. \ mil IL. lSDs.
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we w hcN ALoh hhak tue huHhluA
organization may become, IL it ever be-.
anything. 1t is quite certain that
It will never come to much on its erigi
nal plan. 1t must become quite another
thing to be efficient.
AS the APPEAL is Of that press which
the Tribune honours by terming it Rebel,
we do not at all hesitate to say this: The
expressions praetised upon the people Of
the South, especially by the officers Of
the FreedmSn's Bureau, are daily be-
coming less and less toIersble, and indig-
mites are prAetised upon the best citizens,
ct the instance and on the lying state
ments of negro seoundrels, which those
40 have to endure them never forget.
Ans ding, any charge against al honest
man, css DO proven by negro testimony.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-20
1osh Rillines visit, a Skating Pond.

Having heared so much said about
skatin' parks, and the CRATE amount OF
helth and mussel they impart to the
present generation at a slight advance
on fust cost, | bawt ticket and went
within the fense.
| found the ice in slippery condition,
GOVERN akers of artificial water, which
is owned by stock company, friz to
order. =,
Upon one side of the pond was erected
a little grocery bildin' where the wimin
sot on benches, while the fellows, kivered
with bushes, hitched the iren to their
feet.
1t was an exciting scene. | was ready
to holler bully, or lay down and roll over
But kept in, and aked with glory. !,
Helth was pictured on many nobel
brow.
As the female angels put out on the
pond, side by side with the mail angels,
it was the most powerful scene ever
stood behind.
The long red tapes frum their mex
swan in the breeze, and the fethers in
their Jockeys huttered in the breeze, and
other things (too much to mention) hut
tered in the breeze.
| don't think was ever more crazy
in my life on ice.
felt like kanal hoss turned suddenly
out to grass.