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WANTS.

DvANTED-AGENTs-To sell the American
w knitting Machine. Price SIS. The sim
plest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine
ever invented. VIII knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Liberal to agents. Adj
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
co. Boston. Mass. or ST. louis. No. my9
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EPRING RErr NnRLE

Sef-Ae,p for Young Men, who having Erred, de-
Sire a better MANHOOD. Senbin sealed let
ter envelopes, tree OF eharge. Address HOW
P, Philadelphia, Pa. ielIdaW
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Menuhts and LovlsyIlIe Railroad.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, r r. tine.-4:g9 am. 2S0am
City time---3:5 am.
Night Express, K. r. time..8:0 90 pm. R4O am
City time.2:5 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 81 - Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best In the world; the only true and
perfect DYE; harmless, reliable, i-nstautane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invigO-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BRowN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly Applied at Batehel-
or's Wig Factory, No. is Bond street, n. T.,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE CHEAP-u7 feet of Shelving,
II with drawers etc. complete. For partic-
ulars apply al No. sos. Main street. aug2
NOR SALE-A Frame Residence on Poplar
II street. Apply to H b. JOINER,
auv-9 No. - Monroe street.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-Large Front Room, No. u JET
II ferson street, upstairs. suitable Tor once
purposes aug
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LOST---FOUND.

OST.-A Masonic Pin, with stone STis ana
4, chain The Under viii be literally re
warded by leaving Il al Park Place, "a North
Court street. auE1l-
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

THE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur-
i chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, f0r which they
win pay the market price, furpishssacks, and
RaYe. Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform tFairbank's) scales. They urge their
~friendsnOt 70 store their Seed in large guam
Titles. % tlsereoghaVe their gaUe destroyed
Or injured by HFATfSG- Planters Who wish
e mike eoptracts f0f delivery OF Seed WHl
50 GilCage and Meal for sale In any guam
tity. iy4
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H- Having learned that parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and this city pre-
tend to sell the :" Yannisee' whiskey, we hereby give notice that we viii
bring suit for damages against any RESPONSIBLE party we may discover
attempting to sell this brand of Whskey, and will publish them a selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control of the Yannis
on the barrels.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
FOR Z LADIES,

FUN lOINV ADILo
Nos. 1917 and 1879 n. Charles Street, Baltimore.
Maryland.
ESTABLISHED in 1912. Mr.. and Mrs. wal
II son NJ. Cary and Mrs. Gen. John Pegram,
Principals, assisted by a full corps OF able In
structoFs. Duties esumed on September 9th.
French IS the Language OF the School. No
pains are spared TO render this Institution
deserving Of the very liberal encOuragemen
1t has ever received from the Southern peo-
pie Upon these friends alone II now depends
Tor patronage.
For circulars containing full information.
address either ofthe Principals, as above. iyH
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THIS school VIII open It's next session
i SEPTEMBER lsT. afOrding to boys sUPE-
RIOR for acquiring a thorough
classical and commercial education. Circu-
lars, giving particulars. may be had at the
bookstores. X. ). MORGAN,
IF. SWITHWICK,
r. ". BLEW,
iva Board Of Visitors.
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afresh as a Malden,s eIushv IS the pure

peachy Complexion which follows the use OF
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. II is the true Sc
cret of Beauty. Fashionable ladies in society
understand This.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl int a City Belle more rapidly
than any other ane thing.
Redness, ~SUnburn, Tan, Freckles, Blotehes
and all effects Of the summer sun disappear
where L is used, and a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression is obtained which rivals the
Bloom OF Youth. Beauty Is possible to all
who will invest 70 cents at any respectable
store, and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to Dress
the Hair. JE3
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Astonishing but True. That DOoley's
Chemical Yeast Baking Powder is not only
the BEST but the in market. It Is
entirely free from any deleIeriOuS substances,
and compounded with Sucn ~scrupulouS eX-
actne.s that the contents OF each box are the
same. and Will produce the anne results ev-
cry time. 1t is unequaled for making bis
cults, rolls. cakes, pastry, etc.-at once
healthy and nutritious. GrOcers every where
keen 10. e.
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR

No Cure, No Pay l---StOne's Teaic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded
Sold by NJ. ROSE " Main street.
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ASHBEL G. O W
- ell ct - ch9o al
FGR TElafY PUPILS ONLY.

THISSchool Is Designed for students both
! rgale aud female pursuing 4 Fesalar col
Legtate course Of i~nstrNeiian, and viii afford
unusual facilities for the attainment of q
sound and liberal scholarship.
II VIII be opened at the southeast corner
Of Linden and Wellington streets, on the nrst
Monday of September.
TermS-ten dollars a month, to be paid IN
advance, and q contingent fee of two dolsEa
per session of ten months, at the enraaSe Of
each pupil.
Those desiring admission saenld apply i'm
mediately at the ofhce OF Dr.. s. P. Green, 23
Main street tyH dSW
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Union Street, Memphis, Tenn.

Rev B. F. LARRABEE. Principal
IAN Assistant to be ~emPlOyedJ
LAMBERT MAY-.PrOf Modern Languages
Miss Donna HuL----PriR Primary SchOo
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Painless Digestion. d" No man" says Sir

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
aha .r4na
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Sold 10y eli Druggists. Observe my name in
white letters Ia the government stamp.
3. BRANDEETH.
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Governments are generally firm. The
closing New York quotations were as fol-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Almost every day we hear many persons
complaining OF headache, loss Of appetite,
and that they are not Mt to do anything, etc.
Many is the day that we have felt SO our
selves, and in fact have gone TO bed and i'm
agined ourselves sick, but for the life of Us
could nOttell what was the matter. One day
while thus complaining, n friend said to Us,
- Why don't YOU try PLANTATION BTTTERs:
They are really a good thing and viii make
YOU feel like a new man." Upon his recon-
mendatlOn We purchased a bottle, and took
them according TO the directions They
seemed TO go right to the spot, and gave US
immediate relief. Every since We have taken
every opportunity to recommend them.
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Extract fran Letter % Or. Brundreh, from c..
FGU, Esq., l. u, Hdntmo8i0R, NJ.
In 1875 ! was in poor health, and my
friends, as well as myself, supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
began To- feel better. Well, sir, when ! had
US Il up twelve boxes ] was q well, healthy
NANNY weight having gone from ElpOUndS
up To l52 pounds. / then Ordefeda supply
and between that time ndthep present TbFHg
retailed three thousand dCllais5 TortB 81
these invaluable pills,uul am aUlts sure tlat
have thereby bJeh tasttBlEebtal 10 saving
g. PAY, z, NJ"
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Psnuliar AdanfahiIitv--B andreth's ans

Their Peculiar adaptalilitY 20 all eNnstitU.
tionS as cleanSers fthe bowels and the blood
has established their great merit. They re-
store tbs liver. the spleen ana even the heart
to healthy action whcn other remedies have
been used without producing any benefit.
They do not expose those who use them 10
any danger, being as safe as salutary.
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MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE,

OtO DESOTQ STREET. Mrs. NJ. P. SOUTH
Il WORTH and Mrs. FANSIE P. MCGHEE,
Principals. VIII open WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
r ], 1859. For circnIars inquire at the book
and music stores, or at the Institute. augl9.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-07-30

IHE TITLE MADE Coon. The t;,In 10
me site for the relocation of The county
seal to the town y of West Shoals ,,as
reviewed by the Common Pleas Court
iast week and made rs good as 4 new
dollar. We suppose there is now no
longer any pretcxt for delaying The lone
looked for order t. rc-iocate. and ~
doubt but the hazy DAYS of September
VIII witness rs "re-locatcd" amid. tle
and ag-weeds of Wnst
Shoals. Martin County Herald.
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The Name in the Bark.
hf REV. SAMUEL DuFFIELp.

In thc bnrk Of a silver poplar-trcc
" ''ii me first good knife that | EVE
81 ilnklng perhaps Of destiny
J And the days of the future. brioht ~
sadD--
carved initials which mark my name.
Gnu iel' what answered as well as fame
! was boy. and the bark was hard.
The forms Of the letters had uot GROW,
mo . symmetry III 70 guard
" l!al ! committed 10 them ulopo
'i"'' :" uie hopes Of my youth were
'i'mNy and struggling andru and bare,
Many day had left The spot
10 seek for knowledge of higher
things;
F" IN the broken knifc-bladcs. (0ryot
ne iainc which iiiird me on its winrs !.
',"' me lrcr stood UP in the mellow lirht.
'Ho arr~ WIN my growth by morn and
After while came again
~ soc llIc faces used to see
h'"f me v"lrcs--and was iain
9 Nlsit also the popar-rcc.
Ior viewed ii acros, the village street
" Lcrc parsonage garden and pastureI
meet,
: ! III" the letters were there. indeed
ihose rough boy-carvings OF other
days:
y .dchcd ~ much H. had Lccn my creed. /
'ut iaii'ng io merit word Of praise.
."fri ~ ne iorcc ot swelling trunk.
- All 't tEcir beauty sadl, ,hrtink.
looked long moments unon fbcin tLcre
Ahd NY heart Was lIil of II heavy paiu
Ur J ihongh' 81 the AIipr and the care
I" men cui iirni ont on The silver grain.
mi said How little We really know
Al" what ,hapcs our lives nny grow 9!
hcSr inir devices which suit us wei.
" llrh seem 10 the boy s;lch perfect !
thought.
'ny change and sever. and none can tell
mo what ia,lion they afe wrought.
hd 'hr man comes by. and says. Can a.,
he figure of that which was dear fol;
nrr - j
boy and man. on tie smooth white .
bank c
~ the days Of our wears there are
many words
hich shine phosrhoric within the dark =
or even have inlsic like Tie birds:
4 happy j. lie who. with steady arf. =,
IL The great WORD "God" on his grog--
heart. ''
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ladiana state University ;a,nomi
fngtou.

! \ tataloguc OF The state r-uivers;t,
mas been placed in our hands. rom which
we learn that II las Just l,sed auotho,
most prosperous year. =, Justly ranks
among tie best cducalrnal Instituiiops
loi HE land. and is an honor io the State.
Number OF Professors and Tutors. IA
Number Of Graduates IN the COLLEGIATE
curse. aS; IN The Law Department, 10.
iotai. II. Whole number OF Students.
sso: OF whom 2 ) are in the four Col
cge { iasses and Law Department. Tu-
it'cn is now free for all. in every Depart
mcnt OF Tho University. Ladies are ad.
init'cd 10 The College Glasses. on til
same terms rs males. One young lad
Mis- Sarah L. Morrison. graduated wit
honor. nj the last Commencement.
since thc Catalogue was printed, In
trustees have enlarged the Law Depart
ment by the establishment of two hair
instead Of one: both of which will 500
bc ably filled. The Law Terms will b
pi me same length as ihc College Term
.oiitlhuing nine months per annum.- j
iuliion Is now FREE in this Dcpartmcn
'ailitors fee. three dollars per tcrn.
The Board have also established tw
more Chairs in The Collegiate Dcpayt
ncnt, viz: \ Proiessorship of "Moder
languages and History" and "profa
orship of Civil Engineering, Ii is c
,ccted that both of these will be filed b}I''
nc commencement of The Term: two !
housand dollars have been Appropriated
or ihe incrcasc of the Law Library =
hd me magnificent Mincr0iogical and
geological Cabinet of tho late Dr. David 7,
'ale owen. of New Harmony. has been 7
trchascd for The University. together =
iih his excellent and uneouallcd Chem u
al Apparatus. No institution in fLc Y
'cst now furnishes better facilities for v
quiring an education, than our State a
nivcrsity. u
The Normal Department. under The
argc OF Professor &. w. lToss. A. NJ. oi
le superintendent of Public Tnstruc- to
m Is III successful operation, and af- re
rds rae opportunity, for those wish m
'caci, 70 prepare themselves for that W,
lportaDt work.
For Catalogues and additional infor-
'tlon, address Rev. q. NrTT. ID. D.. sic
esidcnt Of The University. The next de
I'm begins The 18th Of September ch
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| ~ PuRIFlrR.-At a recent Sunday.
lschool concert near Boston the or,linapce
loi baptism was administered. and tbe
clergyman attempted TO explain 10 the
|chlldi'en the nature of the service. ~.
way OF illustration he said: an oid
ies'ameht times blood was offered as m
a'ol'hg sacrifice, hence it was spoken of
as . purifier; but what is used a. an en-
piehi OF purity nowadays what clc-
ment conveys the idea of perfect cleanli-
ness! a moments silence, and tben !
dozen little voices squeaked out-.soan y.
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COHUndrti,ns.

WHAT is the difference between No.
an : ark and an archbishop Noah's arb
was very high ark but an archbisho,
was hierarch.
Wy 's a camel the most irascible ami.
maj IN the world? Because he ALWAYS
has his back up.
Why are cats like MIME balls. They
tmew till late)
WHAT ship is salways laden with know.
ledge! Scholarship.
IF You were an invalid. and Won went
~ ar John Falstaff in the street, why
'ught you to be condolcd with. Be-
Knight. 7ooN'
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Stir them well togcihcr. and simmer
them for half an hour over the fire OF
dlscontcntmcnt. kindled with little jeal-
0lisy, then strain it through the rap Of
Misconceptions. and cork il up in the boz
ne OF Malcvolence, and hang upon n
skein of Street Yarn: shake il OCCASION
ally for few days. and it will be III for
use. Let few drops be taken before
walking out, and the subject will be en-
lbled TO speak all manner of evil andl
hat continually.
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All Il Mistake.

IL only needs TO be stated that tbc han
py couple were recently married. am,
were returning from shopping cycu,.
SION. They had taken street car f,lll o.
gentlemen. just as the lady fool, hn,
seat, she noticed beautifully wor[nd
iliien substance fall around her feet. 1,
ihight have been handkerchief. and the
more she fhoughtof it. sile nbre she fal,
IKE something had given away around
her waist An awful fear took posses
SION OF her heart. Those ireachcroue
niiitchs would give way sometimes. and
u her own had proved false what would
shc DO. If She got NJ. the accident
would be noticed by every one. Tho
Persplralion broke out in great drops o,,
her iacc--tle checks all rosr with bral,I,
ana happiness. were now pale as death
" hat could She do? Every uo,nnnt
drew them nearer homc--shc could even
now see the palings Of the icnce--!Ieurv
was rising 10 ring The bell.
stop henry--don't. don't ring. for
mcrcS sake.' she whispered. as tuD-
.lig ~ DIS coat tails, she pulled him back
to hi- scat "' y
" hy what's the matter. We arc n,
home "'e a.
Dt ! know it: but don't get ONT
iitiry please don't" and The tear-stainoll !.
"'r wore aii expression like I'm angels.
!" iichIg estimation, and turned SO be-
cechlngiy upon him. :
Silil ~ car rolled on. but The passen- /
'cfs rather Increased than diminished
WY, Belle, where are YOU goinn -
the impatient Henry. |
'oh don't ask me. but sit still-oh +
70, now, to oblige me-" faltercd the I
Ieilcaie young creature in accents ca K
'iteous That they Went directly to tLe g
usbands heart. - '"0 Il
"but, Belle, what is the natter" f
y cant tell--Oh can't tell but don.t ID
make me get up" ~" 4
Ana now the car had reached the STA q
on ana the remaining passengers be- p
en- 10 leave the vehicle. V
Now. Belle. lets go," c
al Just q moment" said she earor- II
> AZ The last gentleman was decendino h
&c STEP and then springine suddenly u
she looked curiously at her feet. 'rha n
hiie substance fell away. and disclosedi h
Ieiry's rchiefdcxterous,v sn,nad II
II her TO sit upon. but which the swaonl le,
her dress had displaced. II
w NY, its handkerchief, she said rt
iill an accent that cvinced intense sur, ts
rise. Se eur In
Yes. it's mine. What did You think re
was ~ til
II thought my my--my.. it
"Oh. that was it ~ M
Belle nodded. til
We'll. since it amt vour-your--vour or
well go home," and they went. IN
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District Attorney Pirrpcnt. of New
! orh Is reported to have said that ncro4
,n''iohs are IN progress between our
and Spain. for securing the
independence of Cuba. II is his opin-
Ion that if these fail. the feeling of SYM
pat1y for Cuca in this country viii bo
so great as 10 compel the GovernIncntfo fo
recognize the Cubans as bcllrrerrnis
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FITTING 1T VERY STRONGLY. fol
lowing about a little boy whose guinea.
pig died, is from The Gates Afar.,
"Oh. mamma" he sobbed out from lo.
hind his handkerchief, don't great bio
elephants have souls!'
No, my SON.
Nor camcls. mamma -
"No."
NOR bears, nor alligators, nor chick
Oh. no dcar.'
"Oh, mamma, mamma, Don't little
Lean" -"hirE-GriNEA-rIGs have souls 2,
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GTAn attorney about to furnish bill
OF costs was required by client. baker.
to make it as light as he could. "Ah.''
rephed the attorney, '.that's what Won
may say TO your foreman, but it's not the
way make my bread"
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~ Hog cholera" may he entirely
prevented by the use of CARED corn cobs
Collect the cobs in pile, and burn them
~ Thoroughly charred, and then Wet
them out BY sprinklihg water over them
'1a'lfate The mass with brine. and mix
win ne iood Of the hogs, and no cloI-
era will effect them.
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Hy"I am afraid" said n person Of
questionable habits, that am likely 70
have water upon the brain" .lou will
never have itupon the stomach" was his
companions consolatorv rcply.
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6T The Evansville Courier nominates
Hon. Ihos. \. Hendricks as candidate
for the Presidency in 1872.
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90 To extract ink from colorcd arti-
cles, drop tallow on the stains. and then
soak and rub the same with boiling
milk.
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" The Madison Courier SAYS: 'Mea-
sizes are at present prevailing as an epi-
demic, The disease assuming typhoid
aud very fatal with children. /"
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VA contract has been made in Sa,
francisco for the supply of 10000 Chi.
ncsc laborers, TO be employed NJ planta
ION hands in the State Of Tennessee
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o. An Englishman wishes TO knot- il
'hc children of Ham Tlamcriran..
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O~7"Prisoner. why did YOU follow this
man. and beat and kick him so shame
fully"
am sorry, your Honor; | was a lit
Tic drank. and thought il was my wife,
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RATES OF ADyrnrIs,>G.

EATEsor AD.rETIs,NG.
For square Of 10 lines on loss we'k Al 90
Taeil subsequent Insertion, j cts.
Longer advertisements at The same rnte.
\ fraction over even square or suuarcg
conlilrdaS asqtiarc. lLcscar The terms
iortranSicnt tadvcr,iscncnis IA reasonable
deduction will be tnadt torcgtlar adver-
tiscrs.
Notices appointment Of ndmnistra-
tors and legal notices. of like clurctorioi
be paid in advance.
ANNorHciNG CANDIDATES.
For Township officers. each 800.
For County 2.5Ol
or }lsllic'. circuit. or ~laio, 5.UO
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. Ar JASPER
DrEoIs COUNTY. INDIANA. ny
CLEMENT EOhNE.

oFFltE.-iN Courier BrIlDING on
WEST MAIN STREET.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-29

THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IN COURT.
In the Police Court Yesterday there came up
for trial the case of the People V. John Har-
rison "a white man. charged with petit lar
ccny, during which the evidence of an Indian
BOY was offered bv City Attorney Holl for
the prosecution. Counsel for the defense,
after preliminary examination, objected to
The witness on the ground Of his IL eompe-
tency, by lack of education. and, secondly,
because he was full bloOdCd Indian. The
Court overruled the first objection, and heard
argument on the second. The prosecution
read, authority, the first section of the
Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitu-
ton, which is as follows "Ail persons born
or naturalized in the United States. and
subject to the jurisdiction tnereof,are citizens
of the United States, and of the State where
in they reside. No state shall make or en-
force any law which shall abr:dge the privil-
eyes or immunities of citizens of the United
States, nor shall any State deprive any per-
son Of life, liberty or property, without due
process law, nor deny to any person with
in its jurisdiction the equal protection of the
laws" l. S. Brown, for the defense, argued
NJ some length against accepting the amend
men. as Law in the case. He was responded
20 by the City Attorney. and in turn re-
sponded TO him. Jndge Foote decided that
the Indian was a competent witness, and his
evidence WIS accordingly taken. This inter
probation of the amendment is in accord with
a recent decision of Judge Mcfarland, of Ne
vada, but contrary to that of Judge provinces
of San Francisco.-Sac. Union, 21h.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-29

FuaNIrUEE, SEwISG MACHINES, &c
Si.. C. II. Mash has on hand a large
supply Of desirable household furniture
which he offers for sale at prices suited
- the times. He also has for sale
Grover i Bakers sewing machines, for
which he is an agen- and is prepared
to furnish all the tolls and things
needed in running the same lie also
bays and sells second hand furniture,
repairs the Ike and puts sewing
machines in order Read his adver tise,
inent in 10 days APPFAL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-29
THE DAILY APPEAL

WV. NJ. LEFT has returned to Gold
Hill. So we learn from the News,
which paper reports him in good health.