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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.

nthe Iistrict Court of the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF L. M. n John n. Moore, B~ankrupts.
In bankruptcy, District Of West Tennes-
see-Sg.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of /. NJ. CEd John
\. Moore, OF Memphis and BE Greek, in the
county Of shelby and State Of Tennessee,
within said Dlstricf, Who have been adudged
Bankrapts gpon theIT own petition, by the
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9TH ia. OF June,
A. D., lS59. WILLIAM Y. IRODE
jel9 83 Assignee, Etc.
In tho District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter ofW. v. Lockard, individually, and as
one Of the Arms OF Leonard & Feeling, and
!. NJ. Drake and A. Florence, BANKRUPT. IN
bankruptcy, District Of West genEesSee-SS.
To whom Ii may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF w. W. Loekard,
Of Memphis, in the county of Shelby and
state 0f Tennessee, within said District, who
petition, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis. Tennessee, the nth day of June,A.
n. 1853. WILLIAM Y. CIR0DE.
jels 80 Assignee, Etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
the District q West Tennessee. IRths mat
ruptcy, District Of W StfenneSsee-ss.
To whom it may CONCERN:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as aSsfgneeof John p. Thurman,
Of Wythe Depot, in the county of shelby and
State Of Tennessee, within said district, who
has been adiudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District,
Memphis, Tenn. the 18th day of June, AID.
1859. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
jelS $50 Assignee, Etc.
In the District ee art OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of John +. Page, and as onegof the arms
OF j. II. Page &C., n Lopez & CO., Bank
rupt. In bankruptcy. DistrictQ Of WestTen-
nesseeSsS. .ra svrH
To whom 1t may concerns
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee of John F.. Page,
OF Memphis, In \ county of Shelby
and state Of Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his
own Petition, by the District Court of said
Memphis, Tennessee. The eth day Of June,
y. d., l69. WILLIAM Y, ClR0DE,
lelS % Assignee, Etc.
In the pistrIet Courtof The United states, 70
the DistrtCt OF Wesf Tennessee. In the NIX
ter of G. G. Harston, Bankrupt. In bana
ruptcy, District of West TenneSsee@SS.
To whom Il may concern:
Tie undersigned hereby gives notice of his
near Denmark, In the county of Madison
and State OF Tennessee, within said Distriets
who has been adjudg a Bankrupt upo his
ewn petition by the district Court OF said Dis
trict. -Hops- .artetrrtt r
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day Of June,
A. d. 1859. y. ClHODEf
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eQfham Manufacturing Company
PROVIDENCE, r. l.,
STERLING SILVER WARE

FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARE
TI'HIS Company, having the most extensive
L and complete S~ilverware Factory In the
world, and employing the best talent in de-
signing, modelling and finishing, are, with the
aid OF Ingenious and labor-saytng machinery,
enabled 10 produce in large quantities, and at
the lowest prices, goods beautiful in design
and unsurpassed IN finish, the hnenesS OF
which they guarantee 10 be Of sterling purity
L, 8, Mint assay. 4 certificate is Issued with
all articles In silver for the purpose OF pro-
teoting purchasers aom limitations cEthetr
designs.
They also Couttnne 10 manufacture their
welLknoWn and unrivaled Nickel-Silver
Electro-Plsted Ware. which viii last twenty
I'VE years with fair everyday usage.
Orders received from the trade only, but
these goods may be obtained from r~eSpoast-
BILE dealers everywhere.
" Trade Trade
SSlTK6N Mark for
WG1V4 NarE for Electro
STERLING. Plate. eSEN@Gca
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COTTON.
CHANnER OF COMMERCE,

bAAAhEh VI Z
MEMPHIS, July ], 1869.
The demand was light vita correspond.
ing offerings, and sales were therefore
moderate, and mostly Of inferior doscrip-
lions, at ls@25c for reginne,i to Low or.
binary. The better grades were firm a,
previously reported, say Sitb32e for Low
Middling, though we learned of a small.
operation or two as low as 3OH@SOke
The New York marketremained firm, anC
the Liverpool market was "a shade better
though not quotably changed.
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REAfTIFCL WOMAN. Il you would ls
heantimI use Hagan1s Magnolia Balm,
II gives a pure Blooming Complexion aRd
restores Youth and Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and pzfscs
Nrem5yes. Redness, BIotches aud Pimplc7.
cures. Tan, SunbuTn and Freckies. and makes
a lady of thirty appear but twenty
Tho Magnolia GalIn makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
imparts a fresh, plump appearances 10 the
COunienanee. No Indy need complain al her
complexion when - cents VIII purchase thE
delightful article.
The bes! thing 10 dress me Hair WEI sly
on'S KatEairOn. lCil
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4 Word to Horssmsn.s-DR. TOBIAS CEIE

s Word 10 Rorsemsa."-DR TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT
has been tested by the first horsemen in this
country, ana proved TO be superior 10 any
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, Of "trOt-
ting fame, was never without a bottle ia his
stable. II is also used by Col. Bush, OF the
Jerome Park Course, at Fordham, n. y, Whe
has over twenty running horses under his
care, among which renE some OF the finest
stock in america. IT'S Warranted 10 cure
L~8Efeuess, SpraiBs, Scratches, Bruises, Gala,
Cuts, Wind Calls, Collie, Sore Throat, Nail in
the Foot and over Heating, when used ae-
cording 10 fire directions. All who own or
employ horses are assured that his Liniment
viii do all, II not more, in curing tho above
named complaints. No horse need die OF
Collie. II. when first taken, the Lintnent is
used according to the directions. Always
have a bottle in you stable.
Price, in pint bottles, one dollar. The gen.
alne ~ signed = !. lop1Ss on Ihe o9ISloe
and StorekcRpers throughout the United
States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York,
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Prices ofstOckswer well sustained until
the close, when ,h0v became Baarish. hut
not lower.
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COTTON STATEMENT,
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1s8s--~~ AZ
Received Today
Received previously. -245,s& A5r904
1858
Skinned to-day "a
SHIPPED preyiously .Q45, 0I2 245,IeB
--
Stock on hand st-l2m.~.".~.,....~ $50.
Reoeiptspe per NJ. & C. r. r, bslesi per
river 4 bales. -
Exports were, per NJ. 80. r. r. 81.
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AN~ROUHcEMEHTS.

EOR UNDERSTANDINGS. AP-
L PEAL: - 1.-THE urgent solicitation cf very
many friends, j have consented 10 become q
candidate for representative IN tho next
Legislature, subject q. REORGANIZATION OF the
democratic Convention.
Je5 Il. TOWNSEND.
EDITORS APPEAL; M MATERIAL inter
II ests Of this district need special looking
ater in our next Legislature. on that ar
count solely 1 have been induced TO become q
candidate for the state Senate and shall run
upon tie platform OF reduced taxes, SentJT
and suffrage" Very respectfully,
jel8 ~-- MM. i. o
EoR SENAToR-In compliance with the
Il request OF many friends, ] announce my
self as a candidate for Senator IN Inc next.
General Assembly from the counties OF Mad
fspn, Haywood. Lauderdale Ipton-
DC. SLAUGHTER.
Coyington, June q. 1865. jeS
RREPRESENTATINE-W are author
L lied TO announce Coz. rs AYRES as n
candidate Tor Representative Tor the county
OF Shelby, At the August election, bic TO
tho action Of q Conservatives convention ie@
nor Observation-Disclosures me-
self n candidate for Representative IN the
next General Assembly OF the State OF Tan
nessee, subject 10 tue decision Of the prOposed
Democratic Convention Of shelby county.
je28 SAN. H ONE
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Prices for this Pump, Complete

For Pump l5 Zee long. 81 "a perloos4-G 0
10 co
81 $50 80 co
ana alty GEMS per looi for every additional
foot.
e AEeBts waited Ior this Pump. either TO
bay County rights aud SCH the Pumps, OF
which q liberal discount WIN be given to the
wholesale trade, and no charge for the right
Of Territcrr.
EE-A1T orders f0E thi- Pump must he adj
dressed 30
BALDlNG. PRESCOTT & CO.,
30 Jefferson ST., Memphis, Tenn.
InyI7 &
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COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL IN
CROP ITEMS.

Tho hog crop Of Texas viii bc large
this ycar-fSr beyond home consumption.
TIE Tioe-groWing States, IL IS azsegtel,
wiz raise several times Is much rice this
wear as last. and am UnusHally rich yield IN
al ofrhem.
The diStillers Of kentucky met in con-
vcntiOn Fl the Phoenix Hotel in Louisville
yesterday to take into consideration the
best coursa 10 pursue to have the r~estric-
ti0us removed which are nov hearing 50
heavily upon them.
The following estimate ia regard to
this years crop of cotton is said 10 he as
correct as il IS possible to obtain from the
present condition Of affairs in the cotton
growing States, and Il may Therefore be
E-ell to preserve it f0r future references
Humber acres planted last year...7 SOC, 900
Ten per cent. Increase m area. 10000
s.2jO.0O0
Al an average Of bale 10 s. acres,
bales &. $4,000
Twenty per cent. increase in pro
ductive power Of land from
The use Of fertilizers ayO.OO0
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CONTRA.
II ,q5, u ten percent, GCmu043
70 crops from cool spring,
bales
Probable crOpof 1865
10000

L. Is understood tina all the calculations
are from the present status Of the situa-
lion, and unless some casualty occurs to
reduce the yield, they viii be mora than.
realized
The Merchants National Rank OF Lit
lie Rock, which suspended ON the 2sth
January last resumed business ontlh 23th
ait. The Ltbendl SAYS: "In regard to the
present condition of the bank. We are as
sured by the Receiver, Mr.. Mckee, and by
the President and others occupying posi-
tions thai would renderthem familiar with
its affairs, that il is on a safe substantial
basis, with ample means 10 meet any prob
able emergency. An exhibit will soon be
published which viii place the public in
In f0ll possession Of all the facts. The
present officers are: President, Alexacde4
AcDossid; Vice President, r. CT. Jent
nings; Cashier, Chas. A. Clark; Board of
Directors, a. Mcdonald, r.. G.. Jennings.
Henry Page, c. Ii. Smith, c. G. Scott. J..
@. Botsford and J.. w. Smith.
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Important FaCt.-WeSeC shat persons OF strong
constitutions, and young. suffer for days with
pains Of the limbs, loss OF appetite and fever,
who suddenly get well after q Choiic followed
by Shiny, billions stools. The relief produced
by these excavations were the original guide
10 the idea ana practice of purgation. and
which. when enforced by Brandeth'S Pills, al
ways benefits. usually cures, and often pro
vents disease, especially Scarlet Fever and
diseases OF similar character.
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7. !. Ea0l, p.hiisiler Of the Slate Banner
bennington, Vt. says Brapdeth's Pills cured
him Of Dyspepsia, after being afflicted with
IL over five years. HIS friends and doctors
considered his recovery impossible: bat six
boxes Of BTandethis Pills restored his health.
perfectly.
\ young lady Of Mount Pleasant was Sorely
troubled with Tapc-WOTm. All advice and
medicine failed 70 help her. She had no rest.
Thin, eareworn Snd unhappy, she looked the
picture OF misery. Al last she concluded to
Try Brandeth's Pills. In one year she tcoE
Seyenty-two boxes. They ErQEEht away, ac-
CQrdinE tGher computation, over two huntre
yards af .tape-woru. At length all her bad
symptoms left her; she slept and ate natatRI-
Ii. and her health became fully restored.
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BatrheIor's Hair 0ys.-Thfs splendid Hair Dye
is the best in tie world; the only Jrne ana
perfect DyC; harmless, reliable, ~instaUtane-
Gus; no SGT DointEent; no ridiculous tints:
remedies tho III Effects Of bad Dyes; fuvigo-
rates and leavs the Eair soft anu beautiful,
BLACK or EBoWS. sold Is ali Druggists and
PerfunaerS; and properly applied q BatrheE
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dive.

For tic deadly compound Of lead and lr.su-
stone, Of which, according tC the" Journal
OF Chemistry and .he Medical GaEettc,'
more than fsirV g~Jr4rsiCS have been folsted
upon the puhlici C~ristadoros Dye is the only
ORc til9i HAS BEEN ANALAZED: and Prof.
Chiffon, over his own signature, declares that
ii Is perfectly wholesome,
CRISTANO&D'S HAIR PRESEhVATIVF,
a- a Dressing. acts ike a charm on the Hair
af;er Dyc.ng. Try it. Sold by an Druggists.
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Gsest PoiHicai R~eyolgtion was accomplished
by the election OF Grant, and 2 revolution OF
immepse social Importance ho- been effected
by the general substitution Of that pure and
harmless preparation
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II is estimated thai seyen-tsaths Of all

u 70 NNtTN1NEeN Hut NNENW NUW-NN q III
adult ailments proceed from q diseased and
torpid liver. The hillary scCretious Of the
liver overlooking into the stomach, poison
the entire system, and exhibit tho above
symptoms. After long research, WeErr able
to present The most remarkable cure fol these
hoFrid nightmare Of diseases the world has
ever produced. Within one year CIsr six
taken PLANTATIONS BTTTERS. and not an
instance OF complaint has comet to our kuoWI-
edge. u IS the most eIrectuJltOnic n aErCC-
able >iiuulant. suited 20 all conditions 81
life. inquire OF war druggist in regard 10 g..
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MAGNOLIA WATEF-SuPoriaf 10 tht host
imported German cologne, and sold Al nall
the price,
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NNANTED.@ 40. I Pastry Cook and tvs
w Chsmbermsids, AT Commercial Hotni.
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ERRING ~ NORIF

Sei-HelD for YOUNG Men, who having Erred, de
sire a better MANHOOD sem ia sealed let
ter envelopes free ofcharge. ADDRESS HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa ielldaw
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mEMpHts aNu tr1rLr hocx aalLspAu.

SAN. 3. JONES Genq sup't
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CHANGE or FIRM.

Owing 10 ths resent deGtn MET.R
~ under the style Of WILLIAMSON, III
surviving partneu, VIII continue the bus1
name OF ii1LA, FONTAINE Goa the
q continuance Of The patronage bestowed
Httl & Co. VIII be settled upon preseltal
MFNpTfIs, Nav ,. 1888.
, 1869-05-17
EUROPE
Franco

Franco
ELECTION KEI11H01 p1uHEnsEp BY TER rotIcx,
FAHla, May l6-
Election meetings. He.c held In al quarters o;
Paris yesterday ur to 1ste hour, hit tho excttc-
1net1t moderated 81 the day adr4atetl i.2te II
night Eomr crowds which hal collected In the
streets were dispersed u the nolice. The! made
no Fef!HA1tc@. anu no ser1ous disturbance pc-
cuHe-1
The government has issned 4 w4rn1ux. y hicn Is
p1:a.arlt.l Throughout the city, declaring that re-
ncwa: p1 Il" r'Sehs aEo1itrly 4sseublages and
demonstrations will not Ike to1~rate,L Minister
Fofrale l11:oe.te has lsR ae Instructions to Pre-
1,7',A arl.isin9 Them TO dis.ese my meeting Ike
ty to l.a IL dstGrhalce, AMI strictly enforce tic
law prohibiting the hor!ln: Of political meetings
within 1ye tlaxs Ut The rfect!ou.
LONDON. Mag l6-t1 n. N.
Tc'eE7ap:r aiv:ees 1treista Tonight from Paris
show that political agitation :hctc ls revived To-
'1as. anil 1he c1ctemen: is ,try great, especially
IN n;ho>e sections where the Liberal party s strnne-
tst. The altho:it!cs arc .t11inG extraordinary
n,caBurcs Q: f.ceAu.ton 70 prevent disorder, anil
at last accounts no SERIOUS trouble had occurred
The FRS Newspaper announces that grau.l
popular demonstration s % be made on Monlar.
AhRIyED-
S)r7nAAI7oS, May ld
Tie straa.rr Don, isoH New York for Bremen,
arrived toby.
QUEENSTOWN, Aay. 16,
The steamer Siberia, from New York, May .,
arrived A. O'Clock for Liverpool
AHIlyED.
PLYMOUTH, Any 1G-
The steamer Getmal!a, from New York, arrived
laEt night, aaitl ths morning called for Hamburg,
ia thertx'ury
, 1869-05-17

InIecd Stntes Minister 71rMnhon-
characterization Among tho Allies
New N ode of Warfare introduced
by Lopcz-Fiunncsn1 CrtsIs in Non-
tcSidc0, DC.
NEW 9oEk, May lG-Tnc Bucnos Axrcs Saul
ard, March ~, ssates that United States Aintsttr
AeMahon haA arrived at Ascunson, hut Is rssi-
cent IN regard 10 his trp into the interior.
A small force Of l'azaguayan Cavalry had
frequently appeared ut the outposts
O: the allies, hut made no nttack. Signs OF insub-
ordination btuke out IN the rauks Of the allies
when oruerel to march into the interior. 1t was
not expected the allies would Ike prepared to 3D.
vance for at least two months. i Rncnoa Ayres
letter 10 the New York Horlt, dated March q,
stases that on March Il, Lopez FtVed aP two rail-
road cars With two forty y-poundcrs- and enclosing
them u1e iARRaEe CATS, rnn them With u
locomotive hight up TO where large force OF nEa-
ziliaua were repairing 4 bridge, and nrcd on them
EtElt anl left anil after yakt1G the encamPsnekt,
nel unha11ued, the Ru1ru being armed only with
lances- Tie next day the First Corps Of the allied
army, 1o.WU strong, encamped near talt bridge,
1nd the San Martin regiment ecoure1! the country,
but, a. Usual. the pa1aGuayans lid not Hpreat
when cIFecte,l
Lopez has established a powder mill near him
There Is bcneFed 70 be . large number OF tami-
lies wandering IN the woods who do mot .1esre to
rrturu TO Lopez, and q force Wns Abont to lie seut
ou, 10 give them protection and bring them into
The city Of Atontev1deo WAS under an.ncia!
c71sts, an.l tata! suspension Of business was
Threatened.
, 1869-05-17

A New Meridian I.lnc-Thc $olnr
l.eitpbr state. T.A1uasion-yIc
Precedent CoItax. Etc.

a NeN Meridian Llnc-Thc Solnr
Eclipse state. T:Aluasion-SIcc
PRECEDENT CoIEax, Etc.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SPk1AGFlkLp ILL.,, May 1G.
Professor Austin. Of Washington City, with y
number Of assistants, is now here By order Of the
authorities o( the United ftates, for tic purpose
oi establishing uew meridian Inc to be called the
"SpHnRhetl Meridian Line The Professor Asa
found, t'y Observation OF the Fun and Polar STAR
that the ne Is exactly III fee, est OF the centre
establishment nt this nnt il fnr the purpose Of TAX
!nE observations anring the Htta, Solar eclipse
10 come oG ,t"r'ls: !. '5d9,. nn'1 which
will be ttthi tn this c!.r. Preparations arc now
tHtnE ul1e ~ The proper authorities 1t Washing
TON TO send mt cnr,r:c:" party OF observation,
az this wifi he The nles: complete and Interesting
eclipse that viii occur In this Country tur1As this
Cca-EEF.
The tni' u.nour: anil cauel.:cA va.ac, OF tax.
allie property In this State, rs appears from shr
returns In :hc office Of the sta.e Auditor, y
HI ,NA, ,9G6 The 2tnouu: Of tax to hc EaisAl from
this assessment IS ab3pt th!ec ulllton
do!Iars, exclusive Of the school and
t" mlll taN ANIL Is aD Jut 0ncfourth Of one pcr
ccnt Of the whole acloun: assessed.
Oil the xt'th Inst, Will tc duty md appropriately
recognized lr our citizens, who vii delight to
honor q man who occupies q high place IN the
hearts Of his countIyneu, and the second IN ofn-
c4a1 position.
The excavation for the foundation Of the Ma
ttunal Lincoln Monument III Oak IIise Will tpe
commenced Tomorrow.
lion. Edward lsumule1. Secretary Of atate, LEFT
the city Yesterday, and Will ytst Peoria nnA 1h.-
caEo hct0te lis rrturn
, 1869-05-17
INDIANAPOLIS,

Z. q. q. F.-Mn4on%-Hrcovc
tcrantnrd to Dc%troY Ifcr>cif-lkc-
tsl~c4 10 pny-AeEasi1y Of tho Action
Of sI,c Legislature to be JudicinlIy
TeAseta--f-egi~fsAttvc, &c.
sPec:ai despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ISpIASAro1Is, May I6
The sentannul meeting cf the Gzanh Le4,se Of
:ac Independent urder Of Odd Fellows will tc held
int this city Oh Tucsday. and the annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge OF Aasons E1n be held on
Tuesday. May =
The Rer. Dau.cl Dal!ou. the Cntyestalist MINIS
tx @ .: &c cenuA FTesat Depoi. lev '1s weefs s
since, Ias sufficiently recovered to b. able to oc-
srny his pulptt to-day.
vosce from her on Friday, took ta1Er dose Of
laudanun tn order to destroy her life. physician
saved her, and on Saturday She attempted to
reseusd ] 1sSa Tta a.. dsuity IT, ner lie husead
who was watching her.
VICE President Colfax ls In the city.
The Auditor Of the State refuses 10 TAT any OF
the allowances contained IN .he Spectre AppsopH-
alton htlI4 Ind the legality Of the action uf the
lrs,slatoTe VII &c hclose re SUPREME @ Cent t. A
Sall.y.
IN assembling, motion M2a made 10 adjourn
Until Monday morntnF. MI Johnson rose to
question Of privilege, and sad he wished 10 send
*en.te in pretending 10 rauy tho Fifteenth
Amendment and be desired u have II nnt
Oh record The PROTEST sete forth the facts in the
MoyEsn, EbenezcE Sandefaon and Archibald John
ron The Lcutenant GoyeE1o: said II vas not
privileged question, aud then the motion to ad-
}ouIn was agreed to.
H0rSk.
Mr, Cot1roth offered the following Resolution.
Mr. Davis, OF Floyd, IN the chair;
Nes,fttd Thst the w1,7ness thanks md mott kindly
itac. Of this Hour art hereby FIteentci - ne Ah
t;,oske H. Bnakirk ftE the A!c faittnl ana impartial
tnaEne. 10 whrh b. dtrhaFed hir d9ti"t Srr3k:
TIE rcsolut1on - entertained and adopted h!
unanimous cnnseni. =,
nu1nser nf members were granted Leave o.
;+~rnce. After snme buFlesque leatsa'Nn' INK
1onae ,d;;.:n.ped until Monday morning.
, 1869-05-17

Cotton, TIT Adams E1press Agent Of Spring.
fed MasA. who disappeared III New Yorl in De-
cemhef. ls;' while on visit 10 that city for the
tTanaartton ri 8or1e business, has reappeafe1, II
serEis In England. After having fnlshed his
t'uatness In New York. on The aosh Of December,
friend tn Flfth street to 80 to the New Haven
depot 10 Etep An appointment with a friend and
take the rraln homcwaEd Turning the corner Of
F!rh stsec' into Thlri avenue, be wa1 gone-at
tAet Of hls disappearance vas tu!!r
realized. ecatchtn ali u4rrctlons WAS made. Moth
ing *as heard Of him. His accounts with the cK-
press eonllanJ wtEc !ounh to lie accurate and
honest NJ motive for \ voluntary exile MAS
ctaze! t:,ce or twtee runaoEs that he had t'ceu
recognized IN f2E-oi1 cities vaguely came bur Ft-
eolsed themselves into mist. At last, ne are
informed. The mystery Is c1pia4ned- An old real
dent Of Springfield, Named William kirkhosn. for
,ea1E an intimate acquaintance and feilowssoafd-
er Of Colon, when IN London TN Ap1ll elth, went
toylS!t the Tower. While waiting In the vesu-
tuie. four o. nre saIiors came tn- With Cotton -
their leadet. EHxhorn recognized him u uncc-
and was receGnize.i by him. Hn stoty
Third asenuc into nsoadx'ay, and down broadway
/ to the Glasgow steamer, on which he took ras-
1sEe under IN ass1mel name. He speat soPe
time IN England shipped "a \ seaman ~. san
Francisco, thence ta tnleuua. aud from Calcutta
he returned to England. reaching London only
not explain his mysterious conduct but inquired
Andouslr cooceEutnG his family and Enlatvcs md
expressed htB fntcunou Of returning home after
he Inase auu*hct SoJnge for whteh he hat received
al oEet Of position as mate. THIS is a singular
lss&uy uf e<if fbAutshDeot Without any cause that
the law Il aware o. and Is perhaps only exphcabte
the movement Of one Of those ~hiIns that cc-
Cas.ouaut 1Mpt1 an eccentric course OF life.