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OBITUARY.
DEATH CT BISHOP LEFEvERE.


From the Detroit Advertiser, March 81
Bishop Lefevere died at st. Mary's
Hospital last evening at sos O'Clock. In
the death OF this official the Roman
Catholic Church has lost one ofits stroBg-
est pillars, aud Detroit suffers in cor
responding degree. Archbishop Purcell,
of Cincinnati, was nOtifi I'd by telegraph
of the demise, and will come to Detroit
to look after and arrange the matters of
the Diocese. In the meantime, however
as, in fact, has been the case since de-
cassed was frat taken ill-the duties OF
Bishop will be performed by the Very
Rev, Peter Henneart, Viear-Genersl of
the Diocese. Right Rev. Peter PaulSLe-
f4vere, D. d , Administrator, Bishop OF
Y ala IN pdrtibus iatideIiltnl, and CoadJu-
tor of Detroit, was born in Rouleiz,
West Flanders, on the 30th OF April,
1904, consequently at the time OF his
death he was nearly 65 years OF age. he
completed his studies in Paris, and left
that city for the United States in 1873.
He was in seniority the second Bishop
in the United States, Bishop Whelan, CT
Wheeling, Va, being first, having been
eousecTated q few months previously.
He succeeded as Bishop Of this Diocese,
Frederick Reese, who is the titulsr Blsh-
on. but who, owing to some church din
cuity, was removed, and is yet living in
a monastery somewhere in Germany,
we believe. The remains OF the deceased
Bishop were buried in the Cathedral on
Tuesday morning, with great pomp and
ceremony.
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Through rlekets at Reduced bates,
CITY MILL.
MEMPHIS CITY MILLS.

rv,HE subscribers having rut In operation
4 their NeW Mil on tne alley east OF Ihlru
- ir,,et bet Teen Poplar aud Exchange, are pre-
t,ORN MEAL IN any quantity. FEED OF
All, KINDS GROUND as desired. aud on
hand for sale. This being a HOME MANU-
it.tted Lane BRO.
lDlll
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THEO. H0ERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and Apothecary.

Northwest conner of secondl,
CHEMICAL ANALYSES or All descriptions
l , made. aud written reports furnished.
Physieians' Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded al all hours.
Patent Medicines, soaps, ferfomery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining 70 a drst-
q azH Drug store. sepII "
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Memphis and Little Rock r. B.

CHANGE OF TIM E.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH lsT,
J Trains win run daily between Memphis
and Madison. The ferry boat viii leave the foot
OF Union street att o'clock a IN. Tram leaves
HOpeneld At ~ am. Returni &, leaves Madl-
son Al pm. - -.
fehA =. u. AUMDN i, zen. Sup-l.
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GRoCERs.
JusT ARRIVED.

100 POCKETS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
lOU COFFEE at ThiIty-six Cents, guaran-
teed as good as ever used, or money returned.
Try pocket. -
mhi, MARTIN WALT q w.
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Spicer & Sharpe.
SS4 MAIN STREET,

MAGEVNEY BLOCK.
VEFP A CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
n GROCERIES 'Or family use, and by re-
ceiVing fresh additions by every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment Is Kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FIOuF-at low prices;
The best Hams and Breakfast Bacon and
Tongues;
Fresh Chocolate, Cocoa RHd Cocoa shells ;
ChOiee Teas-Of all kinds;
shaker PreserVes-selling low by the
easel
Syrups and MOlasses 1.-The hest;
Choice Sugars and COfrees;
Mess MsekeTeI; KendRllS Crackers.
Families IN the country and city would nnd
1t to their interest TO call on us. Weinvariaoly
febs sPICER & SHARPE.
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DEATH OF JUDGE sHALER, OF PITTsBURG
From the Plttsburg Post, Of the s'h,
we learn OF the death of this eminent
iurist and Democrat. He died on the
Sta inst. at the residence OF his son-in-
law, Rev. Jubal Hodges, of Newark, N.
4. Some estimate OF his worth may be
gathered from the following extract from
= farewell address to hiM by the MEM
bers Of the Pittsburg Bar; Your pro
fessional1eputati6n in this community,
As we'll on the bench Rs at the bar, for
halt century, has been without re.
proach; aud while your talents, legal
learning, integrity and untiring applics-
tion, lons sinCa PLACED you in the front
rank OF our. profession your high sense
of honor, your uOiform courtesy snc
kindness of heart, in all your intercourse
with rs both personal and professional,
have not onl y elicited our highest ad-
mjration, but present noOie n4odel foT
cur imitstial,b
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DEATH OF REV. CHARLES GILLETTE.
r,...., IA Pnitir,n ore Snn of the Sthl

DEATH OF REV. CHARLES GILLETTE
From the Baltimore sun, OF the Sth.l
The Rev. Charles Gillette, of Brook
Iyn, n. Y, had been on visit to this
city for several days, the guest of the
Rev. George A. Lsakin, pastor OF Trim
ity Episcopal Church, on Broadway. On
Saturday morning, after breakfasting,
he started out, amid the storm OF wind
and snow, to visit some friends, and
about half past ten o'clock stepped into
Wilson's Hotel, No. 124 Baltimore
street, and requested to zee city direct
ory. The book was handed him, and
lust as ne was about opening its pages he
sank to the floor and expired immedi-
ately. DR.. Carr, the coroner, wss sent
for, and he proceeded to hold an inquest,
the Jury rendering a verdict OF death
bv the visitation of God" Dr.. Carr
was of the opinion that the immediate
cause Of death wss disease of the e!rcu'
latory system. The deceased was about
fifty two years Of age, and leaves a wife
and five children. He had resided IN
Austin, Texas, for fifteen years previous
to removing to Brooklyn, and was the
agent of the Domestic Missionary Board
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. He
took deep interest in educational mat.
ters, was a popular divine, and stood
Righ in the Episcopal Church.
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WE have on hand and affer for sale at the
w lowest market prices,
IOO, GOO Lbs. Pork, sides. Shoulders and
Hams.
2OO BbIs. Mess Pork.
so BbIs. Rump Pork.
10000 Lbs Pork JOWIs.
200 Kegs prime Leaf Lard.
AOO BbIs assorted brands Flour.
500 Bbis. Seed Potatoes.
1000 DOz. fresh country Eggs.
100 BbIs. MoIasses.
so Hhds. Sugar.
200 Bags Coffee.
500 BbIs. and 200 sacks Salt,
And a complete stock of Groceries.
STANTON a MOORE,
Memphis, February Is, 1883. 81 Front street.
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ST. LOUIS.
John REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 81 Jefrsr-
I ! son street, entrance In alley. Special 81
tenLlon zlven 10 stair Work. Houses and We
spRdahG framed ready Tor EeApQlns. lnovS
Evening star., 1869-10-07

~A st. Louis Recorder has ruled that pri-
vate companies may sell meats on Sunday
without violating the law, the ordinance only
affecting the city market-houses.
nOA suicidal mania Is raging in the Prussian
army, and in few weeks, at the camp of Bor-
ma, near Leipsic. fifty four soldiers have put
an end to their existence.
~Next month there will be an Irish Emf.
grafton Convention at st. Louis.
@Mflk has risen a cent q quart in Boston.
Notwithstanding the ram.
~Leesburg Loudoun county, Va, Is said to
be improving At rapid rate.
HBelle Boyd was to read Shakespeare at
Sacramento the other night but had no audi.
ence but the Janitor.
~Miss Winnie Ream is in Paris, where
she Will remain q short time longer to take
busfs of Father Hyaciuth, Gustive Dore and
other distinguished personages. From Paris
she goes to Rome to complete the produ ton
in marble Of her statue Of Lincoln.
"Rev. Harris Howard, Of Ledyard, Conn
has recovered 81 damages from the man who
called him mutton head.
SThere is to be a grand hunt through Africa
for Dr. Livingston by hundred well. armed
men.
~The City Railway in Richmond, Va, has
been extended TO Hollywood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1869-10-07
THE CASE OF THE HORNET.

The facts as to the action Of foreign govern.
nents in regard TO the alleged Cubsn priya.
teer, the Hornet, are, as we learn, az follows:
On Frlday last, the Spanish Minister here
presented his complaints to the State Depart
ment In reference 70 the Hornet, asking that
tne steamer be seized under the neutrality
laws. At this time he also notified the Eng
lish and French legations of the position OF
affairs. A consultation Of the English, French
and other Ministers was at once held, which
resulted in the ordering Of the SEIZURE of the
Hornet by the ships of the several nations, ard
thus. as stated by us Yesterday. that vessel, in
being captured by the collector az Snithy,lle,
escaped worse tate at other hands.
Both the English and French govern ments
regard this vessel as u piratical craft-not az a
prvateeT-f0r they DO not recognize any au.
thority IN Cespedes TO give a national authority
to the vessel. nor do they recognize the exist.
ence OF any government in Cuba but that of
Spain.
1t has been understood in oficial circles here
for some time that England ana France in.
tended to treat the matter in this way as soon
as the Cuban insurgents attempted to place an
armed vessel on the high seas, and the sailins
OF the Cuba or Hornet, under so-cailed letters
Of mGr4He, has afforded the looked for oppor.
tupity.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

THE OPBRA.-The largest and most fashion.
able house of the opera season was at the
National Theater last night. when FRA Di-
avolo" was performed. Miss Richiuss was
sadly missed in the role OF "Zerliua," aud Mr..
Bowler's acting as FRA Diavolo'' was over
done, and his singing hardly up to the mark,
except In "Ysung Agnes" which he gave so
effectively as to receive deserved encore
Drayton, as .'Giacomo," showed that he has
keen appreciation Of numor, as well as pow
erful and well trained voice. Mr.. Arnold an
Mrs Bowler were acceptable as LORD and Lady
AlIcash, and Peakes was good, as he ALWAYS
Is .Maritana" tonight.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

%LOOMIS' DENTAL CLINICS-For the
N poor Of the District. TEETh will be EX.
InACfED and dOPARATIONS in DENTAL SUB
G.Rf Performed. without charge, on every TRI-
DAY, between the hours of II m. and D. m , in
tbs upper rooms of DR. LOOAIS' Dental Ofioe.
ho. 33s Penn e avenue. oeI-1w
NTHEW BUILDING AeSOCIATION.-Per-
uS sons wishing to subscribe for the stock in
building Association soon 70 b Organised will
hnd sIsScrfRfion boohs at the following places:
nps H ipd sshrHs iiie sfTsssbi sSbi .ss p.,,,,,,.,,
MIDDLETON co., Bankers, osrnsr 18th and
n. CALLAN, ~ Louisiana avenue.
BUsHkO RO6INcON, (Wsll, Robinson 4
Co.,I 332 Pennsy ylvsnia avenue,
HILL, at kiggs 4 Co.'S sank.
IkEDxRICk kOOhS, corner 8th and
streets.
q. sTORBs, corner 18th aud streets.
The constitution will be submitted ct An sd-
journed meeting. M0NDAY 1vENING, October
1lth, at7h O'Clock m, at the Board Of Trade
Rooms, corner 9th and Pennsylv ania avenue
A. 3. kHEPHERD, Chairman
O.S. SToRRs, Secretary. 90 7-5t
IChrOnfci0v
Evening star., 1869-10-07

MARYLAND PoLIrICs.-The Maryland DEM
ocrauc State Convention 20 nominate a candi.
date for Comptroller OF the State Treasury
meets at noon to-day, in Baltimore There are
number Of aspirants for the nomination.
The Republicans of Howard county have
nominated candidates tor the House Of Dele.
gates, for Sheriff, and for County Commission.
ers. There are two Democratic tickets in the
Held In this county. The Republicans OF the
fIrst legislative District Of Baltimore city last
night nominated Messrs. EcwIn A. Abbott and
j. ". johnson for the House OF Delegates in
the place Of Michael Muller and w. Walton,
who declined the nomination.
Republican county con nyention for Prince
Georges Nd, was held AT Bladensburg yester.
day, and made the follow wing nominations
unanimously: Delegates to State Con yention-
Shelby Clark, l. =. Prime, Dr. j. II. Bayne. T.
N. Young. State Central Commirtee-Shelbv
CLARK, j. NJ Colby, }. ID. Larcombe STATE
Senator-Peter q Grimes. House of Dele.
gates-T. b. Robey, r. Henderson Bell, James
Curley. County Commissieners-Bened nedict
Tost, j. q. Latchford. X. II. Ssnsoury, j. L.
Watson, Richard g. Gross. Executive Com.
mittee-W. A. Meioy, Benedict Yost, Shelby
CLARK, H. II. Pfei1fer, X S. Ives, H. G. Drane,
+. G. Duvall, J. +. Watson, A. v. Robey, 7.
N. Young. Shsrin-Andsew Foulks. County
Surveyor-H. II. Pfeiffer.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

nR. OsfRAHDRRp NEW DIsOOvERY-rhe
- susecriber has discovered . new method tor
fns RfSTs,s sTrs Of C1EHs WHAassTs' ,SALLosITIEs,
short spscs OF i've minutes without pain blood,
or subsequent soreness. The cure too win be
s.d II ths oserssion is satisfactory DAY viii
% demauded. References to be he'd at the ON 60
No, 1. oc = 9ws
Evening star., 1869-10-07

Chicago has suffered degradation in the
aoohsnmsnt OF The British Consulate, formerly
Snaiatained In that city. Dat place is so very
WICKED tna' Her Majesty's Government was
hot Wilhns 70 ran the risk OF Keeping an on
elai representative there. Too high a regard
or his morals.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

Both Houses OF the Tennessee Legislature ara
10" ready Tor business, and the Governor.
message VIII be delivered to day. A dispa,ca
from Nashville says that the Senator,., a..
ton will probably be delayed until the Is,n ~
slant, and that johnson is still ahead. ,hon-s
Etheridge seems TO be gaining on him.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

$65,OOO WORTH OF $65,OOO
CAkPkTS AHB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
JUST RECEIVED BIZ
B EN- VILLA MS
VIZ:
HAIR Cloth SOFAS, CHAIRS. ROCKERS,
LOUNGES, SIDEBOARDS,
- DOOKOAsn0. WHATNOTS.
FIFTY PAINTED OHAM BlR SUIT9g. ALI,
GRADES.
We call particular attention to persons wishing
70 Iornish their houses to give us call before pur
chasing, as We have q me stock of Goods a per-
tanning to housekeeping, and we are determined
to sell cheap.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Southeast corner 7th and D str eets, and
WALTHR B. WILLIAMS,
In charge Of our Branch House No. 400 7th st.,
oc SGT between g and II streets north
Evening star., 1869-10-07

The Charleston Is. C.) Daily Necs Of Mon.
day comes 10 hand in q new typographical
dress, and 10 otherwise improved, with fresh
special dispatches from the State Capital and
Washington. The paper gives abundant eyi.
dsnee OF the prosperity OF South Carolina ana
especially Of Charleston. Mr.. b. r. Riordan,
formerly OF the city press, Is one Of the propri.
etors Of the Eescs.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

The Era of Cheap Cabs in New York has
been postponed from the first OF October to the
beginning Of the new year. The reasons as
signed for the postponement are aunav oidable
delays IN getting everything into working con-
ditlop
Evening star., 1869-10-07

HABLE & CO.'S
CLOTHING
EsTABLIsHMENT,
NO. 4es PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
BErwEEH sD AND "a STREETS.
EsTABLIsHED IN 1888.
sHi iHi ss: Ss s.is' % %s
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN
AND BOYS.
Winter Trade. and which VIII be found as com.
pete in all respects - that of Ciothing Estsb
1t the lowest 6Gures Tor cash and in eosseauenoe
viii be able 20 sell it ct the very lowest prices.
Our steck consists In Bart Of all the latest styles in
DRlss AND BUSINESS SUITS,
suitabIe fer persons Of oil ages, and varying in
price for Dress suits from go 70 SIS; Business
suits from $40 to so.
ovERCoATs of every grade and quality, from ss
70 $50.
10 especially fine, and sell from SS TO $50.
We also make to order, Suits fer Customers. from
the finest
oAseIMHBIs, CHKvIOFs. MILLIONS,
any other kind of goods that parties may desire.
for style quality durability, and price, cannot be
surpassed anywhere.
In FURNISHING GOODS you will find all the
latest novelties, and ct all times fuii assortment
to select from.
All that We desire is that parties In want OF
CLOTHING or CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Of any kind, will examine our stock before par-
chasing elsewhere. feeling assured they will save
both time and money By calling at 46s PennsyI.
vania avenue, between Third and Four aad.s g.
half streets, under the q. 8. HoteI.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK or CLOTHING
for youths Of ell ages.
Parents And guardians cannot fail to be pleased
with our we'll selected, choice, and fashionable
@ ~ IN
Evening star., 1869-10-07
CHoICE STOCK OF OARPETINGs


We hsye inst opened a. entirely new stock Of
tiful designs, and sf the very best makes
HsTs ss ss 1sDs ,s
We et7 nTis' Yn the attention OF TSor BRO
} oAN bAekfhHi ehfHssY ssr sssYrssws1fhnHPHsDEsi swfnPsss OF
Boxes are placed in the following places
sa9 s.: :na south south
s h sssGs .nS s..s Sss Sy
No Il .sS and i1 .ss s[''s ssSsnsS
M.1y.ns ss street and
No. ~, corner Is and d st:., Island. ~ it,
EITBD STATS PArENI OFF IoE,.
III. W,asz1ss5GN ~ s1 p October lsse g
Of the estate Of walter Hunt. deceased. praying M
for i@pIoSsn.ns IN sshiss Ssllsr.; 81 ;.na'i'' 1850
m ssf IN the
tiTs fo, Ming srguments and the 1xamner's rel ort
said petition Be heard On the 18th Say 81 6scsnSer @ Ss
ne1' ANY person may sRs1ss fais '1tfssft:Hk rfsHSk
90 7-lavsv Commis:ioner q f.tsn...
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REO1IV7D
. until noon, october 18th, 1859. at Washington
AAsyl9m, for furnishinG said Instltution With One
Gords oAK WOOD and Tifty CORDS Bakers
FINE. The coal must be free from slate and du &C.
and weigh ,?40 poundeto the ton, and the wooi to
De q good quality, ell Of which muss
contract. Va
any all bids
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Wash.
lDgton Asylum. g. A. KUHN.
&c ia !. Secretary.
NAVY PAwTmAsTlRs w.!As 9FTIGE.
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Propos sls, .,
Will be received ct this ONCE until Il M the 18th
Day OF October, 1859 for the beleW described white
oak .iSg.. ,esisa nst BE- the rs,g bes qualify TO
ject to the usual conditions. &c.
BHrsan Constructions axd Repair.
5000 fdve thousandl cubic feet White Oak Logs.
BIDDERS are referred to the Assistant Naval Con.
struetor ct the Navy Yard for further infor rmaton
Blank forms for bids 20 oe bad at this ONCE
Bidders will state in their bids the date within
which the Logs can be delivered.
EDWIH STEwART,
ocI 81 Paynaster q o N.
Evening star., 1869-10-07
FOB SALE AND RENT.

IL o Tsl Tsli
FROM $40 TO sac DOWN
AND es TO $40 A MONTE,
IN THE FIRST wABD, IN THE SECOND
wABD AND on CAPITOL HILL,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY q CO.
sei-n 416 Seventh street, bet. @ and b.
FOR RINT--Rooms. furnished or unfur
= hheiy or In suite. With or vith-ut board;
room as req ured for BOARDING. purposes; all At res
sonsble rate. at pyers Hotel, corner Inaisns
HUsMkR d co., 4o7 street, or on the prem.
EoB sALB-A three story BRICK HOUSE, nine
t and ists In" soSsS Sn sds Sspig 10 SIS
street, between 9th and lyth. an ll-t
EOR BENT-Tbe ID and 81 stores Of Clarke
S.iding leach IN one iSsrge room, on Perns
aTsD:t It. IDSpiss S% Of Dr. DAsL B. cLAkk
:. ia
AZ street. Also. several other furnished ROOMS,
wh5h wd rent low Can Ss
WH Ho. Iis Pa avenue, corner a. q.
FOE RIkI-Qs ng;t door: Sas l.rss .aa .i0.ly
Roo% f1snshsd P,AkL0R al also two % ,djSnins
sili ss rented vsry cheap 70 reltaSis tsnaats No,
ware Venue and ii :trsst % cost tn O''~''0 "
F9h FJA hEET0Is TSdI6m % Pr1y.ss 1.I,!S S:!ish:,Hal a
Also. single Room, front, Beautifei location.
Asars:. v PS. Omen
FOE saAdnA as.FsblSs 6 !RA DWltLdsa
RosU R5 e., Fs, s:ss. ss6s.,. .ss
Bridge streets. Georgetown. myB
Evening star., 1869-10-07


fink .-.--.-..-.....-.-s "a
FINE BLAvKs COAT, VEST, CASHMERE
vrES COW. brAvIn sUIrs-OAsron
CLOSING OFT SALE
OF OUR
LARGE AND CoMPLETE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Positively AT COST FOB CASH ONLY TO
CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE
THOMAS A. STEPHENS,
KNOWN AS
sTEPHENs 4 CO.
STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES AND
LEASE FOR SALE.
For the
NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
we viii cell our Entire Stock, embracing In mar,
hxN's and BOYS FALL and wISrER SUITS
FURNISHING GOODS
In great variety. A full line OF
UHDERwEAR
F0R FALL AND wIHTER
BOYS AND YOUTHS ovERoeArs
ALsree Stock Of
MEMS oyEROoATs
tall qlalitiesD viii be cold
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Especial attention is called to our
M1RcHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT..
Our Stock OF
PIECE GOODS
ID ws1 selected, and embraces some of the ma,
desirable styles In the market We viii
MAKE TO ORDER,
At prices
FAR BELOW TAK REGULAR RATES,
And In the most
FAsHIoNABLE AND DURABLE MASNKR.
oalI early and secure FIRST selections.
CLOTHS, OAssIMEREs, AND DoEsKIss BY
THk YARD.
small lot Of
X ks,
Remaining on hand and will be sold st
VERY Lew FIGURES.
Ps.An person, indebted the estate are ear
TIE BUSHES MUST BE SETTLED Up AND
THE BOOKS CL0sKD.
~sr snS nss. h9gs Pso%pr sHP sS l. y for
STEPHENS q co.
tesIm Bst"els s. rsps;syis:Dis s;y,s .ns s. ssys1gs
JUST REOEIvED
A LARGE AND CAREBUL sRLECrEpsrooK
OF CLOTHS. CAssIMERRs,
vESTINGs AND sUITISGs.
in every variety and in the Latest Styles, which
PRIoE. up 70 0ross sos = t1s,w the L4wEsT oAsH
between fenna. avenue and 3 street.
n THORsoN, Merchant Tailor
GkNTS' rUBSIsHING GOODS eubraoips
oR6xR ensTy xERovslty' and the sLA,RsHIRIs "a, MADE 70
,es-Im Between Penns' s.s aVsl ss5ses are q,
f ,. AEIBERGsB,
tsuo0s''0r 70 b. ,. LosDoH oo.I-A
oITIzEHs. ARMY AHD HAvY
MIRuHAHr TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, flass BrevnSJ
ND-a No. 500 Penn. avenue, wsshingssn.
If you ABE III WAIT OF
G GOOD COOKING STOVE.
Gall and look at the
oALoRIFIo COOK STOVE,
To be found ct
WALTER d. wYvILL's,
eeMa Ne. A09 Pennsylvsuia sveune.
LxTRA MESS. BOSTON INSPECTION.
NEW MAcKERRL,
Selected in size and quality,
Reesived TO day.
NV. BuIcHKLL,
Corner 18th and y strsets
Under Ebbitt House,
PROPOSALS. foR ssBsIsfENOI efoaIs-
OFFICE DEPOT ooxxrss.rr or sr,.,.x
tssee rroIosals ain dspiicsssI xili 5. sso.s,ss
- isss Ice for m until T. oI THgRsOkY October
iDbarres ef Extra Flour
% hslf-barrsis Of family Flour
z,.W pounds Of Rio Coffee (greeuD
S sGssas SoasS. g 4 iis: S:o3S oS1:: s:s.s srssa
800 pounds Of Crushed sussr
90 s SSsDS: sSooSS: 81 81 GGsssslssss Gsss sss. Sugar
20 gailsps Of Vinegar
SO pounds Of eeeI
go Doasds Of Lard
Conoftions, &c., e. hsrstofors.
e 500. sr.,s. Major o. & & 4. 4 sogrflSs 20
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-06
Georgia and Grant.

In Georgia, too, the conservatives are
disposed to accept the inevitable without
murmer. The Macon Telegraph says, in
speaking of the three negro appointments
IN that state, Belcher and Sims beng
among the expelled members of the Leg
iSlature
"No matter what may be your ideas Oh
the subject, we hold the negro eligible to
office, and mean he shall have it. These
appointments are also no doubt designed
to impose an outside pressure on the
Georgia Judiciary, who have the constitu-
tlonal question in progress of adjudica-
ton. 1t any man doubts the thorough de-
votlon of Grant to the idea of the civil
and political equality of the negro, he
may as well dismiss his doubts at once
The determination to incorporate that
dogma into American politics was suffi-
GENTLY avowed in the inaugural, and the
appointments have been shaped to enforce
| it. lrS;s
."Well, all that we have got to say is
that it is against our Judgment, but we
cannot help ourselves. So it appears that
IN Georgia or elsewhere no party can
claim to have carried the day with the
President. Though he has not recon-
mended reconstruction, heyet, IN his &C
ton, condemns the course pursued towards
the blacks, and manifests determination,
so tar as he is individually concerned, to
have them secure in their rights"
The telegraph is mistaken in supposlng
that the republican party was committed
tothepolicy of making Georgia go through
the process of reconstruction the second
time. Some favored that plan, it IS true,
but it was not a party measure. Indeed,
President Grants course in the premises
meets with very general and hearty sane
ton from those who elected him. In the
distribution of patronage he has exposed
himself III to an enflading fire; but upon no
principle of political ethics has he been
censured. Even in the matter of appoint
ments he has carried out the civil rights
doctrine as fully as the most radical could
wish. If ever a party could claim to have
carried the day with the President, it is
IN this case
The acceptance of the situation which
is SO general at the south now would have
been equally prompt and full four years
ago. if Andrew johnson had only stood
firmly by the principles of the republican
Il rarity. When the rebels found dissensiQn
in the government, the executive and leg
lslatiVe branches at variance, they began