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HougE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

n. pf nsyJaRtIIc ~ nl@r ,AES'.Ni a. We -,
~ George ard Booth Bay ports Of delivery. Com
"hHec on Commerce.
mr.. BUTLER Rep Massi fenorfed a bjil 10 regulate
~ M ,rf!d u xpendure " public moneys. Ordered
!" w P'in'oo aha recOnmitted
AZ. u.Y1.y,ssnIf CANAL IL NEW.JIRsEY.
4 nt ihIGHl Dem, N ~ offered a resolution instruct
cessity az onenng an Lonimerce 20 inquire into the ne
t A s ocean 70 point the head Of the Barne
Adopted. va" "i7''uc""A iN''0''
~, 49,. 0hEGos INDIAN WAR cttfws
MI MALLORY (tep.. Oregon intro1ae.d a bin for the
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P.s-Ezpect additions to the club.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M p O R II "A IN I
To
!. lock aAIsERs 6 DRIVERS

y pED RIVER LANDING, Mississippi
-A-A River, La, June lst, 1868 AT tile So
licitatinn of many influential parties in
! Texas, have established an Agency at this
place, for the purpose of selling and pnr
chasing cattle and slreep for the New Or
; leans and Western Markets. Your atten-
, ton is invited to the advantages this route
possesses over all others on the Mississippi
ASA Stock Landing Cattle can be driven
hero cheaper, on good roads, with album
dant grass and water. 1t is here you can
find good pastures, plenty of water and
ample accommodation for drivers.
Ii is here yon will find the best and fast
est boats on the river, prepared at reduced
rates, TO convey your cattle fresh from the
/ pasture, to the New Orleans Market, in is
,onrs and it is here you will also find
1 Western dealers, prepared to purchase at
4 air prices such of your stock as is unit toi
/ the New Orleans Market.
II A native of the Sonth, q resident planter
/! in this vicinity for over 80 years, and ia
lniliar with stock and its varied interests,
! feel no hesitation in saying, know your
4 interest Charges will be moderate.
4 With these assurances on my part, / res
4 iectfully solicit your patronage, and prom
\ SO. to do all in my power tc protect the in
4 crest of those who may extend to ule their
! :tvors.
4 Invisng attention to the annexed refer
I enecs, / remain, very respectfully, your
iseryant, B. b. SHINES.
REFERENCES:
Il General T. n. Waul, Galveston.
James Sorley, Esq, Galveston.
L j. C.. 81 S. Il. Smith 81 Co.. Galveston.
1 Benjamin A. Bolts, President Houston
Insurance Company
/ Cushing & Cave. Stationers, Houston.
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& NJJMRER J..

1eSs0u 'sAo1s 'PPss'@s 'Pv' tN -
9 constitutional an.enameht--.iiacs tue
South should have tue rigns 70 say WHO
should exercise the lrsAcnlse. - Ihey re-
|strictcd the franchise o.. account OF race or
color, they shouid be Diminished IN the
number Of their representatives on tho
principle that their representation should
be measured by their voters. But that
plainly implied that the power existed
WITH the people OF the Sonta % hS tue
quaifca lions OF voters Tor themselves
tAppiause. Wnen mr.. Fessenden' as
Chairman OF the reconstruction Commit !
tee IN the Senate, came forward to address
the senate: ne used this language. 1t is
just abonttwo years ago. The Sonstltn-
ton certainly mas not changed since that
time. MI. Fessenden nsed this language
Tho power exists IN all these states
speaking OF the states OF the Soutn, 70
regulate these matters as they please. The
lConstitution gives us no power to limit
them, and the Constitution does not limit
them, nor does it give us the power in the
matter Of franchise. 1t leaves to the
states, as everybody knows, perfect au-
thority to regulate the franchise for them-
selves" When Mr.. Fessenden said this
abont two years ago he spoke not only for
himself be spoke for the whole RecoE.
struction Committee. He stated that the
views that he expressed were not merely
his views, but the views OF the Reconstrnc-
ton Committee. aud he was, in the san,c
speech, combating the doctrine of Mr..
Summer, who. with three, fonr, or Eve 9th
er persons only in the Senate, we're con
tending for the right and the power of
Congress to fix this question of suffrage
upon the States. But Mr.. Fessendcn uses
strong language, for the States have per-
feet right to regulate this question for
themselves as everybody knows they have;
we know it, you know it. all the world
knows it, OF ought to know it, And yet
these reconstruction bills of this present
Congress, which docs not regard itself as
bound by the Constitution-which. as Mr..
Thaddeus Stevens says, goes ontside Of
the Constitution +" to reconstruct these
States-this Congress, by its reconstruc-
ton policy, is trarnpling the Constitution
under it's feet; and therefore say, fellow
citizens Of New Jersey, that this recon-
struction policy OF Congress, inasnuch and
in SO far As it tralnples down the rights Of
the states' is new rebellion agninst the
consultation OF tho country. Great APP
pianse.
TEST OATH.
but WAat else 10 sney 90 Hhatis this
constitution that comes up rom tne stafe
OF A'kansas ~ contains clause o. dIss
ii'lucn'seMens .. WHICH : VII presently
speaA - contains somesnlhs n'ofe' ~ =
oon'a1nss' 'es.-o'''ii' "nicn y = oe puI to
osSis n'1u as no Approacnes .no Di'liesssoxs
!,is n,.n - :" s1 'llas 70 r.
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SHERBURNE & DAIGRE,
II A TToRNEYS AT LAW, ALEXAND-
La ria, La.
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III. S. LOSEE,
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e. G. LECKIE,
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r. A. HUNTER,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, ALExAND-
IN ria, In.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

First Of all, arraign it as endeavoriDe
to force on what is against the laws of ma
ture itself--that is, they endeavor to enforce
what does not exist, aud what legislation
cannot call into existence-a political and
social equality between races that are as
distinguished as ours. and the Chinese, the
Monaghan upon the West Coast, and the
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.
WIN. A. SEAY.

/ A TToRNEY AT LAW, ALEXANDRIA,
In La, Will practice in the Courts OF
sRapides and adjoining Parishes.
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MAURICE GRIV0T,
! A TTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE SO
"A Eatchez Street, corner OF Bank Place,
up stairs, New Orleans.
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frRY ST. JOHN co q G II
"A Expecterant.
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LANDRETH and SHAKER |!
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suikshank s Hynsen's Old Stand
VscsM GosAeM Seed.

GET THE MOST sRELIABLE.
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There are, fellow-citizens, other reasons.
something has been said about impeach-
ment-much has been said of late about
impeachment. propose here tonight to
bring forward anotherk kind ofimpeachrnent.
I propose to appeal from the decision Of
the party caucus to the people OF this
country-that high tribunal to whom they
are all responsible applause) and, before
you, citizens. of New jersey, I arraisn
and impeach the radical policy ofthis Con-
gress. (Great applause and cries of "good
good!'1
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, July l7.-Additiona Mex.
lean advices state that Consul EoulneI
has left Vera Cruz for Washington.
A chapel in the City of Mexico, ia
which ostentatious ceremonies were per-
formed on the anniversary of MaximiI-
ian's death, has been demolished by or
der of JuAreZ,
Ortega has been put into common
jsil at Monterey. The insurgents were
preparing for q desperate campaign
against Juarez.
The troops in the State of Puebla and
Ger. Alstorre had failed to make any
peeceable arrangements with their
leaders.
The banking house Of Thos F. Morris,
on Wall street, was yesterday afternoon
robbed of 81 600 in $40 bonds. No clue
to the robbers.
There are now 1888 Mormons at castle
Garden awaiting transportation t. q all,
and 210O more expected from Europe
soon.
Fifty persons died in this city yester
day from the effects Of heat, and large
list of casualties not fatal are reported.
Six persons died from the came cause in
Brooklyn, three in Jersey City and eight
in Newark. Five men also died In the
Navy Yard.
SANDUsKY, July 17.-TheW War Depart
! ment at Washington has ordered the i'm
mediate removal of the bodies of two
hundred Confederate officers, who died
and were buried on Johnson's Island
while prisoners Of war, to the Catholic
Cemetery Of this city. The removal lie
to be commenced on Monday next, I'M
der the direction Of a Government
agent, who has been sent here forthat
purpose.
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-The Prinee of
Wales and Prince Alfred visited Admi-
raj Fsrrsgut's fleet on Tuesday. Fsrra-
gut returned the visit to the British frig
ate Galatea, with Alfred, on the 10th /;
and by invitation he then visited Queen
Victoria at Osborne House.
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES, LOCK HOSPITAL
Z Custom house street, New Orleans, ,estab-
dshed 800, for the lasl seven years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try Ia me successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be condGAn flSlly consulted al
his Office and parioTS, 81 ard IS Randolph street
corner OF Dearborn street, or by letter PostOfice
DrsJAMfs treats CHRONIC MERCURTAIi
SYPHILITfC, BLOOD and SkIN DISEASES,
and all t1-ORDEES Of a CONTAGIOUS We
NEREALC hARAcEf skil-Thich he SIres with
out the use Of mercury. iodide paiassil, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUIRAIIZER a
positive cure for Al humOrs and blood poisons
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such az SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought on BY abuse OF the or
gans, early tndiscretiong, excuses, or entaiied
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sion, depression, cinness OF vision and often
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All diseases peculiar 70 the sexual organs, OF
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cd diseases OF the most horrible class. where
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pains IN the head and b1nes, ulceTatad throat
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together With an endless number OF suffer
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DR.. JAMES is Recommended hy the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical COLLEGES
and by the rsedtcaf profession generally Those
afflicted should apply TO him. and be cured al
once.
9BE MONITOR, by I)r. james, g treatise upon
diseases peculiar 70 the sexual org1ns OF e fher
sex, causes effects and their remedies, compiled
IN the exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent TO any address, securely wrapped Price
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GEORGE n. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
VI President, directors and Company OF the
Bans Of Augusta. In Equity. VS.. Archl-
bald Boggs ana Others, Creditors OF said Cor
II Appearing to the Court, By afadavit fled IN
pursuance Of the rule Of Court, that Thones
branch, lanes K. Branch, OF the Stste Of Viz
sginia William Dougherty, John A. James,
William y. Peters, Clinton J. Brown, Miles q.
Dobains Le s, & Grant, Ls VS. :: DpFPres,
81 Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, AlEin p. Dear
ing Young l.. q. Harris, Robert 1hOmes, Ben
fasnin r Hsrde1oan. Biillsge Murphy, william
tqfne Cbqrles q. altman 4 ndreIT j. Chez AZ
John {. Lee, Wills Bileo1e, John Carter, Wa
liam II. Murphy. jasper n. Pitman, John W.
Stewart, al OF different counties In the state
OF Georgia, Other than Richnlond county :
Thomas j. Mackle, q south Carolina; Gsoben
A. W ash, OF Missouri; William Shappsrd OF
Alsfsarna /; John RHTnaEe auG Hugh McRae, Of
Tennesses; John ID. ULeary, Of Kentucky (.
and EegfaInin r. Allen, OF leW6 OF Wisconsin !:
reside out Of the county Of Richmond, "a s7hioh
fhe above case, which has been fled IN the
CLERKS once Of tRis Court, rsturnabe to June
Term 1888, Of said Court, has originated II is
served upon the sid cefsndsDts, OF published
opce week for ak weeks IN some publlc gazette
IN the states Of Georgia Alabama Tennessee,
Kentucky, Virginia missouri, Iowa or Wisoon-
s5n or N acknowledgment OF ssrTies be ob.
fained from said defendants, and that the said
DESCENDANTS do then appear ana answer said bill
default thereof, that aid BIZ be taken ss con-
fesred against said oefendauts, and that said
cause do then proceed without them
GFoRGIA. RIcHzoSD CoUlvTY,
Cqsrtis once, Superior Court:
bs- ,:y.v ssf Ne fofetaiSq Is a trie COW
~ tie order u sid CO. II the case stated, as
recorded February Is, 1855, upon the Minutes Of
tne Oo1-f' Wine Isi9 my ome,al signature and
isEALl seal Of SAID Court this Esd day OF
Apii'' - LAFAYETTE McLAWs
.,.,e ao.,-eey Cielfk 3. q. r. c., Ga
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TRUST SALES.
Trustee's sale.

~ virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed to the
- undersigned by Robert W. johnson on me
ON OF pctoDer, 1866, and duly recorded In the
recorders Offices Of the counties OF Jefferson
anu fuaski' State Of ARKANSAS, and now re-
Ieffed 70, 20 secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
Inc partnership therein recited having to-
tally laiIed, and the personal assets been con
sumed.
The said Robert W. johnson having been de-
eiared bankrupt; and there being outstane-
ing membranes largely over enc hundred
uolisIs prior 70 the Trust on the properly
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
references may be had to the Deed of Trcst o.
membranes are recited.
The taxes OF 1873 being unpaid, and no funds
70 pay them nor 70 pay other existing and cur
rent expenses, and iOT Sundry other causes
that require The prompt execution Of the said
The undersigned do therefore give this ne
lice, IN the Memphis Appeal ana Little gock
Gazette. Tor thirty days, under and by virtue
that ON The
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selections, Is to zoe fancy work natural
leaf, 81 90 to 81 25; bright pounds fancy,
II to 81 rs medium, SOC to 81 common,
SO to 75c; smoking, fine and fancy, 81 to
81 %; common, IS to 75e. Whisky is
dull and nominal. We quote at 81 to 25
per gallon fer common, in small way.
Cattle scarce and prices nominaily 4
to Sc gross for inferior to choice. Hogs
scarce at 4 to sc gross. Sheep dull st 81
TO 8 50 for Tennessee; $4 to 50 for Ken
lucky.
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

In the Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. $50, N. r. D.-Jesse W. Page ct al. VS.. The
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct al.
7 n this cause It appears that the names and
i residences Of the creditors of the CONNER
cial Bank OF TennE ssee are unknown, and that
decree has been entered directing them TO be
made parties TO this suit;
1t is therefore ordered, That all creditors OF
said Bank make their appearance herein, at
the Courthouse In the city of Memphis, Ten
nesses, on or before the frst Monday in Octo-
her, 1868, file and establish theiT claims and de-
manos with the CLERK and Master, aud have
themselves made parties hereto, OF the same
will be forever barred and cause proceeded with
ex parte; and that copy OF Ibis order be pub
hahed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Post,
A copy-Atiest: AU5USToN ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
By e. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, Solicitors for Com
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