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r WILL lease my lower Plantation In Tnnica
county, Mississippi, Zone OF the highest and
best In the bottoml. Tor 3 period Of three years,
free on rent to any responsible party who viii
nav the taxes, q do certain repairs and i'm
proponents, which ! win designsts,
jaHn = HAAsH@s
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LARGE STOCK "A and 1914 Bleached
and Brown Sheetings at astOnishingly
low prices. J. H. Loewenstine q Bros,
Ne. 231 Main street. Open till . pm.
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WANTED-To Rent, q R so5r7 sa Tasnsn CON- SGo
w or thres rooms. besides Kitchen spo
ssIyabt's room. for which 3 llSsra{ rem Appeal
80 by a good tenant. address tan3tf
= NJ 90
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xUANrEDz "A situation en-, as c6 5ope win
M an old cities, u one new ores, or do
zoe f ~ Kind OF wrtiag:, Best o. IS Appesi
Ven address . krank'' C dec8tf
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LAND
FOR SALE AMD LEASE.
EASY TERMs;

DEIEG DESTROYS OF DTsPOsTNq OF Nv
u Land situated about three mlIas-eaet off6a
city, IN q suit the tfmez- Tofarff h,
lots OF about nve acres or more, upon Ne fol-
EASY TERMS:
one-tenth payable on the lst Of Jsnua-v- I'm
ana ne balance In nine equal annual insts-
mems, bearing SIX Per ceut. interest. the Dur-
Plosements OF a stipulated value:
VI, onS-tenth cash, and tie balance in ten
equal annual payments, bearing interest," tna.
RurcnaseTs LIE 20 be insured al NY expeuse -
me anOunbof the principal OF the debt. and IN
case OF ms death before The full settiEmeut n
the debt, the remainder Of Il 10 be carceIed. 80
Sise S1npie deed 10 be made to his hsirs;
W viii give q perpetual lease, the Iezsea
paying an annual rent at the rate OF SIX rsf
cent on an agreed valuation, and huviu4 Ia
privilege OF buying the land a. any tinsa.h4
paying Inc amount Of the vGiuation, but L.
ing himself to construed thereon imrr4M
nen1 CT a stipulated Yaiue.
1 VIII also lease for q term OF i've or
yeaFs,t to applicants able 10 give sagfsfart4
references Tor good character, q certain qua7-
lily Of the same tract Of land, for enclosIn@
when I VIII fuTnish TIE necessary fencing
Ny RESIDENCE u one Ofthe hancs5re&
aud most ebg3oly situated Of any III the vicfn1
fty OF Memphis is also for sale cheap, Tor 49,
or on the usual lime.
Apnly 70 AessrA E0HSTER, IRRELEVANT
OF to myself At thetr once 20 Second -
febs I'm n. d. TREzEFANF.
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BraiihWail'S Retrospect for
1858, just received nj dec. Pat
tiS0n 4 TO-, 81 IL Main street.

LADIES Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes
SOC, 75c and 81 per pair. J. II. Loewen-
slime & Bros, No. 231 Main street. Selling
out.
Do You WANT A FORTUNE go to
the office of the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany, go Main street, and buy tickets
in the "Grand Special Scheme of the
Raleigh S~prings.n Tickets, So.
FINE PRINTING.-The APPEAL job
Office now turns out as fine printing as
any office in the Southwest, and at the
LOWEST RATES.
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a GROCERY STORE, at the interscst'oaS :.
Poplar and Alabama streets A number -
stand. Can command = large country Lre4r.
Inqut-e on ths premises, 80 Alaoama street.
rTH-lr 81
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GE OF TIME.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
DAD.

Thro--h M AEREvEs 4
Cor1nth and Grand June
L-Cn Aeeom'd'n, da5Iy--.9sz p.m. gc.S0 an
Somerviiie Accommodate
daily except SundayI s.aaan 49,
--DV pm train viii uoJ stou at Fiaa So
StOns, unless signaIsd, weston Grand Junction
Co- VIII AlsSlssipptt entrl5 s0suz North.
CSrhth ana Grand Junction Aceomwgd4uoD
Ass CLOS Connection at C0riuta WITH st9sf =
ohtO hAlr0zd going DOlh North and
,EHuta And az Grand Junction connects witb
$3.50 1ppi central Railroad going North aud
time. ~
Hotel and az Depot W
lsDfJal4u General euparfutHrsent.
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NOTICES.
TIE FRENCH

Professor yiIJehusin would respectfully
announce TO the public that he will, on Satur-
day, the 18th of January, open, at Lse Acad-
envy, a permanent schOOlf for instruction in the
French Language. For the present, every Sat
urday, from 10 Am. to z M. will be devoted TO
his Glass. Al who feel interested in the same
are cordially invited to meet rim at his inzti-
tuition on that day. The classes viii be sr-
ranged to suit applicants, and The terms in ac-
cordance with the times. JaI6 I'm
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POR RIVER.

FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
Regular Menpeis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
....- Rowland master
This superb passenger steamer -
viii leave as above L
THURSDAY, 2th inst, at IN.
LARRY HAEMSTAD q CO., Agents,
CdIner Nam and Madison streets, or
fab5 u RharfDOat foot Monroe sweet
Regular Memphis ana Arkansas River United
States Mali Packet.
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
viii leave AZZL
THURSDAY, 27th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
fab2j 81 p Jefferson street.
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vOR SAJE-The sash enc Siind Factory at
r 9-owr.vule. Tenn. VIA sel all or one
IlarT I'M resi-. 70 q man who las cspitat a
,,srrain is odered. For furtcer lu~iorn@AoA APP
Il 10 I. GILBEkr&CO., P y. Box d, bJaFns-
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New Marriage Gufde.-An Essay for Young
Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and Dis
ga. es, incident to Youth and Eirly Manhood,
which create impsdiHents to MARRIAGE, with
sals means of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free of charge, address Dr.J. SKlLLlN
H~OUGHTON, Howard Association. PLtlGds|-
phla, IA. sIebZ daW
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-1DR REs-T-A HCUSE f~JNIAlNlNS Z
i rooms. a 'front.' and side pD1cn, in a deslra-
= , aigh60rbood, on the corner OF Foptar ano
sIrje-, 5 streets, fronting on orleans. tH4WIe
a. ~ MARTIN DAILY.
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TNFoRMATloN Nina The widow snd
- Wm. H4Nison, Pattern IN re
1hSs was marderg1a1 il Hr ME- SaHd viii Is aaoarf;esPond
81 q Nay y'1 aSs3; they Sn hear q s2Ps-
Win = tbeir advantage. Ad%ressR ~ "a
tsaarsbsnt Tailor, s~syannAh' ot'
tang
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NOR sALE-Atu bargain, a splendid PiANo,
feb22
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FoR CINCINNATI.

For Cairo, Louisville ard Cincinnati.
SAM. J. Walker master
Leaves Memphis for the a5yve IT,
and Intermediate points S
THIS DAY, 9th inst. At . pm.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
fabz7 II 5IeTe-sta street.
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TOR SALE-TWENTI-FINE To FlEb
4 MULES Rufhn, Fiuney E Co. nave Tor
ssle as hue MULES-ia~ge- Cal az Lee hloch'
NJ I5 Union street. Up-stalTs, Rooms 10.
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STATE OF TENNEssE,
C-oMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
nashville. January l. 1863
I,G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of the Treas
ury. uo hereby certify that the United States
lire and Marine Insurance Company, located
at Baltimore. IN the state OF Va yiand, las
pTca8ueed to me satisfactory evideuQ % that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments or the laws OF the Sta1e OF Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; ana l fur
Their certify that @, ". L. Crook, Agent of said
Company, has also complied with the require
meBts OF the laws or the State, made and pro-
yi5vd IN such cases; wherefore, said United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the buSi-
ness OF insurance IN this safe, at Memphis.
Tenn. q. W. 81 sCKBURN,
febI6 Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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Regular Memphis, CaIrO ana Evansville
Weekly Packet.
tbs NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER
lA MAYFLOWER, EN
4 ARKANSAS RIVRg
UNITED STATES NAIL

PACKET LlRER
FOR NAPOLEON,
PIN BLUFF,
LITTLE ROCK.
VAN BURE$,
FOkT SMITH,
and 0RrGIBSON.
The above line has been fully organized, and
comprises the following F1rst-class Boats, viz:
CELES tE....--.. Master
Rowland, Master
.haHaDleJOns master
master
FLORENCE TRABER..-a--~ d9in1s AesS5f
one Of the above named Boats will leave
KemuhiS on EACH HONDA and THURSDAY
duriog the season for Little Rock, and there
Boats {belOnging to the same company
FOR DARDANELLE,
VAN BURkN,
EOhT SM III,
and FORT GIBSON, viz:
VAN Master
MEhlCAN Master
FORT Rowland, Master
The lat er Boats were built expressly for the
trade, and are now lunntngJ 70 Dardanelle aud
as soon as the water vii 9eE4ls, VIII extend
their trips TO Fort Smith and Fort Gibson.
shippers and the travelling public may rely
the above schsdule and should an Increase
of business require u, another Boat will be
added, making three Boats from Memphis each
week. Feeling assured that increased facilities
Will bring an Increase of business, the Tgopris-
tors OF this line are determined to 90 their part.
JQHN d. ADAMS, Sup't
JANES 7. BOURNE & co, Agents,
NO, ~ Jefferson street.
MART wALT&Co, Agents.
feb25lm no. A2Fropt street.
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Chairman County conS Y

n~usiness, visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed at h Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job once,
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-0R RENT-A drst-class Bick Dwelling, ;
E ,1oHs ius- HaisAed. on Court street, near
Z Lfs3 n COTTAGE q 70 act e. groGud.
nile frosa city, suitable for g2rq5neE AP-
ply 10 Z3f Front street..
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. r 2 Il n y
centrally located business house on Front
ocs-tF J. ". PAGE, JR-
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Cotton Yarns.
NOTTCE.

NJ Al ~
febZ5 202 Front street.
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Memphis end New Orleans Z. 3. Mail
~ aLine-FOr atehez
and Rev ssrasaHs-ReGular
Thursday Packets.
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i purchase from Two % Five
NJ anudre Acres OF Land, with improve
,arte 6or witch / am prepared 70 pay IroIa
1880 rive Thorsand Dollars cash. Farm
4uIeo .t,atea near solne Of the railroads Lead
s ~ 10 memphis, OF on TIE Aisslssirpi or AT
Eansss rivers. address Win uescHPO tat9i
Irlce. ". J.. J., Appeal Office. -eo
"ANTED TO RENE.-A Cottage Residence
Na--tgF1fng four or I've rooms ana a
Oo"@.t5fr Few minutes walk OF Court
sa9aTa- address W. J. q, Appeal once Ie2L
-~TrD-A graduate OF the University
M a. Wilma. 10 the Schools OF AnelehS
and Modern Languages, M, @sS ne an s1G erp sna
Natural Philosophy, VINO Tsaeber in Virginia,
SesiTe q a POSITION in q College OF asseGs 2sss or
as principal IF ssh4oi; ana tennessee. Ad-
ences giVSn trIFNPLE, care Col. JOS Mosey'
s-~.-vsHTa Tenn. -
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-Ng RENT-Fh-A rms,rOug Place, on Csn-
Z raj eveple, 4 Iniies iron Town AlPS ~
Jobr wilkins 80 Front = eei or 70 ra
febZ1 W. ENlSTEEr NE4-
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sTEAMBoATs.
o 81. LOUIS.

Meaphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
Fer Cairo and st. B.oufs.
BELLE WusseImaa master
This new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer VIII leave as above on L
THIS DAY, 9Th Inst, at 8 pm.
febZ7 II FLEA CALVERT Sup't.
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FoR SALE.

10 sALE-THE VACANT LOT on THE
-, Invest corner DeSot0 and El'Ott StS-
"a nv 10 eel. Inquire OH VASHOBN, at ~
~ 'g - lsb2j q
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10 = EN- t

~y1g RENT-A STORE on Main street, 10
K Gated in one OF the best bue -.eso So
OF the city. Rent low 70 a good
particulars inquire at S4 Main ST. 49,
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suAELowEa.
FOR ST. FRAHCIs RIVER.

Regular Friday IS Francis River Paeket-For
Mariana, Madison, WittsbGrg, and all
Way Landings.
--ssrstts....az..4EA sLus EAAeltE
This elegant passenger packet @
viii leave -
FRIDAY, 18th inst, at p N.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents.
fs5A u 2d Font sssset.
Regular Tuesday St Frs1ois River Packet-EOr
Helena M4ri&nha, Madison, Wittsburs
anG all Way Landings.
MOhLTE HAMILTON, Z. Z. bowman Master
Sam. Q. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks.
viii leave Memphis VER go
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. ~
LARRY aARMSTED CO.. Agents,
Corner Mar sAi Madison streets, sud
ja2ltt OsU Wharfboat, foot Monroe st.
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RFNT-A FIRST- ULAos DIV DLLLN0,
= containing TrOOms, situHged on the OOiHe
u O-iS RANSOM &SWIEGLE1-
10 Union street.
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TOR SALE 3. TEN YEARS TI&ET50 Acres
4 g+o.T TI-F g.tuaten o ~ les from Memphis,
=, - t@armautoSru Piaukr0ad, suitable ior
either Farriug or salden purposes; s5n&li
cash payment reqUlFDa. balance on i,pE tise
Applv at S2t Main ETr-N. ebluL
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800 pFr.T-A NO. IOFFICE TOR khNi.
= Apply to I.A4LoE' COcAS Co'' =" fiO'
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T,v0 REYT a p~sNDs98IE FRONT ROOM,
vita board, st Elrs. J. george SIaS !"
80 s.ra-a--
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~avAEEaguSE FOR Bent. -I5at laIss snG
~ -n1smodlOus Warshouse hGlAtlh sI9SL
$500 GgTsrd's Row, lately pied Dg
,FIusT q Richsrrsou. a more sonHea!sh 2au
brt..l arranged building LOT syot"se ny 49,
:, ,be lsvaa. foot of Union street, rrnaeIs
st Specially desirable. PsszSsSFioS9H IFaol " Ci lei;
Eol - e gircait Court No. 900 Main
auu heceis~ feb5 lE
street.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OREICE, No. 5fS 9liEe Street,
81. LOUIS,

d. A. JANUARY, President
JAS. Il. LUCAS, ViOe-Pres1de't.
VIM. r.. SELBY,S Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen1 Agent.
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For White EIver-U. 8. M.
LIBERTY NO. 2---..--..---CabIe master
This me passenger packet VIII
leave as above, on ~
SATURDAY, Z9th inst, al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD& co. Agents
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
febZ7 81 Wh8rfnOat foot Monroe str o.
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TOR z n

-or RrNT-Couage 4 rooms ard ktlcnen,
sts5ie- clubhouse, etc, corner IlI IS
1Lveaue and HsEjey sFTee,s-toL 20 oy l2 SrsIfeTS
% e. ri E4TN. Rent SIS ler month. IN
hl'et-T U7-SGAN MCLEAN, Merchants ~
mn ngrt.east corner Madison anu
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OR EVANSVILLE.
FOR WHITE RIVER


ECr While River-U. S. n.
LIBERTY No. Z...--...---...4.---.Cable master
This splendid passenger packet II
will leave as above ~
SATURDAY, 18th inst, al 5 pm.
LEVY& MILLER. Agents,
feb27 1t 5JafferlOu street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

THOMAS W. REILLY il announced as p can
didats for Register of leeds for Shelby
county at the ensuing March election. tail te
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FOR EEw ORLEANS.

Memphis aud New Orleans Thursday Packet
GEN. QUITMAN------..--.J. N. White master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis as above, -
THURSDAY, 9th inst az 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE 4 co, Agents,
feb25 81 NO. Z Jefferson street.
Memphis and New Orleans Thursday Packet
GEN. QUTTMAN-~---.J. n. White master
This elegant snd swift steamer IT.
viii leave as above a
THURSDAY, 9TH inst at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
corner Main aud Madison SIS. CT
fah25 b CITY Mharfnoat. Tnct ManrOe 81
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Merchants Line.
FOr.CsirO, Louisville and Cincinnati.
EMPEROR. Rusk master
elegant passenger steamer If
will leave zE
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shakespeare from lhe French.

NJ. Alexandra Dumas, pere, has been
writing about Shakespeare. He makes
the new statement that "JOhn Shak-
speare was a Catholic, and it was probs-
bly, to his obstinate persistence iu Ro-
manism that the decay Of his family was
due" Further on appears this remark
able account of Shakspeare's inspiration.
1.-The first CLEAN of poetry which showed
itself in him sppsared at the end Of an or
gle, at which he became go intoxicated
that, after trying to find his way home, be
was obliged to spend the night ia the
open air under an apple tree. This is
the famous apple tree Of the MidsHm-
mer Nights Dream That glesm Of
poetry was qnartraln IN which he cele-
bretes the ghosts OF Hallebrog and the
drunkards Of Bedfort. Whether 10 8
vision or in reality, it was during this
night of exhilsratiOn that he met, or
thought he met, pretty peasant girl
named AIMEE Halfway" AS Dumas
evidently knows all about it, he should
at once write a biography Of Shaks-
peare.
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A writer in the GALAXY says that the
stage never saw a more intensely artif
cisl actress than Matilda Heron that
Lester WaIlack cannot depict genuine
gayety, and is forced to substitute for 1t
sort OF refined antic and humorous
grimace; that Murdoch is failure as
light comedian, because he cannot sn0fi
candle In wsy to make you feel that
snUfing candles is the poetry OF
life that Gilbert's Fslstatf Is
the best upon the stage; that Hsekett.s
ditto, by excessive elaborations, is
we8kened IN vigor and freedom; that
JefersOn's performances are sometimes
rendered feeble and flavorless from want
of breadth and tone that among all our
actors, none exhibit such powers of imag-
ination a. James w. Wallack. He adds
that Mr.. Booth is faulty as reader, and
that Forrest is, at times, burly and rough,
but, in fact, does not rant any more thar
Booth. t- '"fs
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has circulating notes; for It Is evident
that the law as it now stands fosters the
creation Of banks to get the profits OF
circulation without capital and without
any benefit to the country.
4. The selling Of gold from the Treasury
should be public, as the secret sales only
enable individuals to speculate upon the
community. Ten days notice OF each
sale should be given, and the sale should
be by public auction. Until cash pay
ments are resumed, If the funding Of the
greenbacks and resumption loan be az
thorized IS suggested, it would be advisa-
BILE to leave it with the Secretary of the
Treasury to dispose as public auction of
Surplus gold aecunulating from customs,
ia his discretion the amount received
for The resumption loan, however to be
held intact for the payment OF the Gov
ernment paper money. -r-4-
Ia conclusion, permit me TO observe
that have kept steadily in view, 10 my
suggestions, the release OF the Govern-
n1eLst and people from the curse OF an ir-
redeemabiepaper money, and the release,
FOR active use and to promote trade, Of
the gold nov boarded. grant, as before
intimstsd, that the keeping Of a reserve
OF coin IN public treasury is waste of
NNPsN6t IL q CCA k1tkA eGDS6- b4L suCu re-
serve in banking institutions, under
specie payments, becomes at once an
ayailable-capitaI, accessible to the people,
q stimnlsnt to every kind of economical
progress and Industrial development, and
the foundation of a nations prosperity.
1t IS this foundation that our national
banking system provides for. and in or
der TO secure it the only requisite IL that
Government shall put itself upon that
foundation by redeeming itsoWn notes In
coined money on demand.
Under a faithful adherence to the
policy thus indicated, 1 sm persuaded
that the credit of this Government
would stand higher than that OF any
other on earth-makiHg allowance for
the higher rates OF interest prevailing in
new country Ike ours-and that its
loans could be negotiated upon most fa-
vorable terms to meet all maturing Obli-
cations as they might fall in to be re-
deemed, our long five per cents going to
handsome premium, thus providing
the means TO buy up our maturing six
per cents, because the world would see
that our political and financial affairs
were established upon the frmest FUN
daeion known among men.
q l have The honor to be, with the high
est consideration,
Your obedie1t servant,
JAMES tlATTATTN
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Nea node OF Ousaing.

At New Paris, Ohio, the other day, a
number of ladies determined 10 syall
themselves Of their I" leap year priv
ileges by getting up a surprise party +"
and calling upon couple Of gentlemen
who had recently established whisky
shop in the town. Armed with their
knitting-wOrk, the party marched to the
saloon, helped themselves to seats, made
themselves as comfortable as pos
sible, and staid till night. Next morn
ing the same party called again, re-
manned throughout the day, We're REIN
forced by a strong company of recruits
toward nightfall, and did not depart till
8 o'clock. The disguised publicans,
swearing that not a id man came
ia" during the two days, quietly pulled up
stakes, packed up their unsold rum, and
evacuated the town without waiting for
a third visit.
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London-A PIeture.

Rev. A. ID. Mayo says London II the
concentration Of all that the Anglo
Saxon man and woman have done, the
prophecy of much they viii do. The
glory and shame, the charm and ngliness
Of that mighty race is there before you.
It's terrible pride and selfshness, and lust
and cruelty its ostentation, parade OF
power, and scornful contempt for man
unsdorned by - a little brief authority;"
its strange mixture of truth and hypoe-
risy It's genial home life and sterile E
art, and elegance, SO unaceountsbly
bound up with baIbarism, civil and
social ideas its frightful public blunder-
ings, spite of which it goes on to its
destined summit of manhood-all are
here