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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-18
NOTICE.

THE ARRANGEMENT BY WHICH S. L.
Il Woodson became interested in the Central
Hotel was limited by its terms to one month
from the frat day of December last.
The undersigned are now the exclusive pro-
prietors Of the establishment, and with them
all business matters pertaining to the house
must be transacted. WYATT EPPES.
DAVID HASTINGS.
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~ O IT &c E.
Greenlaw Club Hall.

Two .AMIUabLE LECTURES ON THE
i Reformation to Protestants, defending
the Catholic Church. for two Sunday evenings.
commencing Sunday. 18th, and original Poetic
Recitations the following Wednesday evenings.
18th and 9th. interspersed with brief accounts
Of Persecution in Ireland, and musical inter-
ludes BY amateurs. Tickets. for all the Lee
lures and REGULATIONS. 81 so; separate Lee
lures. 30 cents. Tickets at Levy q Hesse's, 232
Main street. and VIM. Dardis'. CO Jefferson
street. ewGs-l22
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STILLS. JoIsTs, POSTS, sTUDDING
Nos. 81 aud 50 Union Street,

MONUMENTS, T9MBS. HEAD AND
MI Foot Stones. Manfels, Vases. Counter and
Table Tops. Furniture slabs, etc.. etc, Of the
hast italian and American Marble. at North
ern prices. All kinds Of Building Stone sold at
the Yard cheap. s5-1l2
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term.
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Carpet Department.

Special attention Is given 10 this Depart.
menL Having separate room In the estab.
llShment for carpets, on Cloths, MATING,
Rugs, Mats, &et &C., Window Blinds, Fix.
lures, &C., enables rs TO compete with any
house In the trade and o1ef great Induce
men8 70 cash buyers in that departme emit
having Carpet from sos 10 81; selling Inc best
ply Ingram Ali WorEted Cham and Wool
Milling ~ u per yaId. Call and see for your.
selves, II you wish 10 save money. the best
quality OF Cotton Carpet Cham. 3 ply at 400;
ply Ut 40, and play a. sc, White Cotton
Chain from Nos. 8 70 IL for $50.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ling for caSh you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure Better 6Rr.
gains than credit, believing that by indus.
Try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not lAil " benefit those friends and oustOn.
ers that may be pleased 70 favor Us WithR cali,
Therefor respectfully invite an examina.
ton Of our stock OF all cash buyers, eitlIer
where, and oblISe
mar92 JOHN ROEMER.
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heqRtelEilqFetnreer:
JOHNHY'S TROUBLES.

BY RquCIt.
Mamma, what's Es on my np'unf
NASgy Ap'0n make me Ky;
Naughty ap'on avn 'ticky-
Putin 'AsAe1 In my eye.
Go way, Bl5Retl Please don't was me,
Don't want on no pooly d'R1seB,l
Dim me nudder piece OF tandy,
-DtH bee ooF IttlepregSauG.
Mamma, see, els naughty soo.strlpR
Make poor Denny tumble down,
It's all b'oke-l want my POp.pG
Buy mo nudder, way down town..
Mamma, soc els funny tupl
Denny hit Il with hll hammaF,
DerSitJ b,oke. Don't ZIP me, Mamma,
II do, tell my DGmmA.
Mamma, why don't kitty hollot:
can I RkeeIe her any more,
More BkeeEo her, more she tumbleS
tD0Od for nOtti1' on or door.
What 90 skeem for? Don't Ky, Mamma
Donny int naughty 7 ali.
Denny loves o kitty awful
Wrap poor kitty IN cor sail.
Mamma. den dettIng s'eepy:
Don't make Denny tate nap;
Tell me poorly tory, Mamma
Tate poor Denny on DOR lap,
Pooty Mamma, blessed Mamma
f WANT o d1hk out DonnyS muRN
o. dat button hurt me dretfel,
Data yight, MRmma-dlm Inc hug!
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods.

HousekeOpins Goods, Carpets, Oh Cloths,
Rugs; Mats, dc, az.
Having tho Largest VRFiafY and n mora
general assortment Of articles directly and
Indirectly connected with q Dry Good. No.
ton and Carpet Establishments oom6ined
Into one mammoth Establishment, which
enao!e5 me 70 huy and sell much larger
ments In the dty In our line, and In oonSe.
quence Of WhlGh l can buy and Soll thefn n
lesS pEtee8l Studying economy In oyefy Id.
pRTtmSnt; haVinGn no rent % pay, I c6ntio 4
larger business q len expense than any
number Of gentlemanly and com potaiit
statesmen, the most ,fasti1lons cannot tRil 10
be pleased. I77'-
Special attention Ia invited to 4 few arti.
cleB OF our stock.
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Dress Trinm,nra.

In great variety and at low prIces. KID
Gl9yes, full line Of boat quality, d Is, 81 %,
sortment ut almost any price, iadIeS md
Gents HAndkeEchleB, from 60 70 q apiece,
The best Cord Machine Cotton In the
world At 90c per doH,
HoSlERY-The largest assortment OF La.
most any price.
Marsail9S, Honey Comb and LRncasteE
Quilt3 Cloaks and shawls In great variety
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THE Point Pleasant Register urges
the Republicans Of Mason eouHty to
make their nominations for the Legls.
lasure, on q platform declaring for
"Uniyersal Amnesty, Universal SUI.
frage and equal and exact Justice to all
men," The KanAwhs Journal takes
similar grounds, Il declares for "free'
dom TO all, and equal rights before the
laws"
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How WnII Street Received the News
OF tue Boat Race.
NEW YnpR Ann o.

NEW YORK, Aug. q.
The first dispatch was re-
ceIved during the second session OF the
Regular Board OF Brokers. A general
feeling OF disgust was experienced,
The greater part OF the men had been
betting on the HarvardB and would not
believe the story. They said the news
had arrived too soon to be relied on,
The minority, who had bet from 90 to
100 on Oxford, were jubilant.
An hour aiterward EeRoy Nicholas,
member OF the Board, entered flour
lshing dispatch, and approached the
Presidents desk, followed by wildly
excited crowd, He announced himself
as possessing the copy OF q telegram
which he had received from O most
trustworthy source In the Long Room,
He then read It, 10 the effect that the
0XfOrds had lost It by three lengths. A
scene OF Insane delight then ensued,
unparalleled In the history ofeveu that
lively spot. Every better on the Har.
Yards oheered himself hoarse, swung
his hat Till the rim was hopelessly de.
stroyed, and cut pigeon wings With
out number. Old George Hen-
1NuS1l thp NeIcIAu luVOIltb VI IQ1
Board was discovered frantIcal.
ly embracing Frank Wallace, Bob
Waller, an Englishman, who Is on the
managing committee, and who Ia al
ways telling members TO put their
cigars out, had his hat pushed over his
eyes, and a dozen clouds blown In bis
face. Ned Van Schalck and John Bon
ner, another Eugllshman, backed of
into a simultaneous spar, and u tall
chap, name unknown, tried to If Ned
SIedman by the seat Of hls breeohes. 1t
was long before the matter cooled
down,
In the Gold Rooms betteru on the
HRrvRrds were aS numerous, In pro.
portion, as In the Brokers Board, and
the scene was the same. II not intensl-
fed. Harry HeIzer, u fat fellow, jump.
ed, 10 Q at OF enthusiasm, upon the
back OF Eugene Rublno, q little chap,
and Grybody made q speech, oil
which nobody heard a word. There
was general din OF shouts, whistles
and yells. The doorkeeper was carried
away by the general jolity, and forgot
to guard his door, and q number OF
ouleiders consequently got In, who
swelled the pervAding chorus.
In less than an hour, however, lnfor-
nation came that the Associated Press
knew nothing OF the Harvard Victory,
and the high spirits wlted accordingly.
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Mualina.

A large assortment Of Bleaohed and On.
bleached from 10, u, Is, 16. IS, 40! Rleached
and Uubl cached 6heetlnG g., ~, 1914. I'm.
on Sheeting OF superior qualify 81, l0d. A
IIaIge supply Of Linen Table ClothE Table
quality and exceedingly low prices,
SHIFTING Linens so, %, "a, IS, 81, SIC,
Shirt BOSomB ~, Is, 30, IS, 10, 81, 90, Isl
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The machine moved slowly forward,
the rope swaying gently from side to
side until he had passed out about fifty
feet, when another opportunity was
given the artist, after which he crawled
along ut a snaipS pace to the middle OF
the abyss, where he raised and waived
his hat, and received faint cheer In
response. From the centre to the
American shore It was evidently hard
work TO propel the bicycle, bat at last
the edge OF the cliff was reached, and
then the welkin did ring with the ap.
plause OF the people. The time occu>
pied In passing over the rope was Just
eleven minutes.
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Wheeling Female College.

SEssIoN WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
y September 9Th. Thorough and expert.
eneed teachers In every department.
the noise and dust OF tho city, Win ample
ground and open exposure on all aides, II
combines the healthiulness OF the country
Win the advantages Of the city. Board Il
per week. TnIuon from % 70 012 per quarter
Address, Mis- y. u. STlLS0N, Principal, or
q; y. HUBBARD, President OF the Board OF
Olteotota. aug2.d&Wtc
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WHITE GOODS,

a large assortment OF all the different makes
Lawn, Soft 1nlShed JRconet, Striped Taco
nets, Plaid lRconets; Brlilianh, Pioues
Grenedein Yelling OF all cOlorT FIAnnalS d
llkinds and prices,
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We gave him q word of encourage
ment, and he at once took his position
Rstride the rope and proceeded to ar
range the leather strap or seat, which,
as It was allowed 10 touch the rope,
seemed more for the purpose OF pro:
tecting the velvet pants from damage
by attrition than 10 sIt upon. In fact,
he did not sit, but stood up with his
feet about eighteen inches apart, rest
Ing on the balance pole. In y moment
he grasped the handles OF the pInlon
wheel, and turned them, moving slow
ly from the bank, the crowd preserving
q death.like Atlllness. After passing
out lew yards halt was name, and
the photographers were allowed TO take
his picture. He then returned and
waited five or ten minutes and resum.
ed his seat. Three pistol shots were fired
from The Canadian side, and'it was
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PRINTS

A large assortment Of New Styles, 10, tx
and 100. Buffalo AllapAcoS 10, 80, %, 10, s.
from 60cto $3.50 Fancy and Black SllkS from
u Is 10 q ~ per yard.
BombaElneS, Grape BAthaftA, AleTAndha
Soru, and many otn0r styles Of goods EuIta.
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CLOTHS. CAssInIErEs,

leans, Caahmerets, 6c,, the largest
assortment In the city, 10 accommOdate Nor.
chants and Merchant Tailon at EaStern
Prices also Tallors' Trimmings:
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one Of The moSi omi.
nent Colleges IN the United States, Rnd Inc
greater part OF WhOSe Lie has been Bpent IL
The hospitals OF London, PARIS, fnlIAneIuhia
and els0w here, has ettecIed some OF the ilOSt
astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing in the head aud
HarS when GTleep, great nervousness, DainE
alarmed III Eudden sounds, biGBhIuin6ss, WIN
frequent blnAnlnH, attended sometimes with
arrangement Ol mind, were cured Imme.
uiRtalV,
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ORGANIO WEAKNEsS,

Immediately cured and full vtgor restored. l
ANS distressing Affection, which runlan
Lie miserable and marriage lmpoaIihln, 3 Tie
penalty paid by tho victims Of Improper Inc
dulgenced. Young petHouH are TO apt 10
commit exeeHe8 nom not bOiug aware Vi he
dreadful consequences that may enEue. Now
tend 70 deny that Tie power OF prOcreAll6u Ia
lost sooner by those falling Into ImpnupCT
habits than by the pTudenC3 Besides btsuY
deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy OtIslIrII,S.
the most serious and destructive hynlulOu1S
becames defangod, tho Ply Eclal aud MenLni
Functions Weakened, Los OF PlucreAIIyu
Power, Nervous 1rritabllity, DygpcpSIa, m.
pitAtlOn OF the Heart, indigestion, ConSU.
tutionAl Debllity, and Wasting OF the Frame
Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence aud soil,
tAry habits, which rum both body and mind,
1nntting them Tor other buAinGtl, study, 60
cioty Or marriage.
These are some OF The sad and melancholy
ei1eCtA produced BY early habits OF yOulii,
viz: Weakness Of Tue BACK and Limbs. rains
IN the Head, DlnIness VI slight, Los Oi Mus.
GplAr Power, PalpilAttOn Of the Heart, DYE.
pepSla, Nervo.E LrEltADLlIty, Derangumeuto or
tho digestive uDuuOny, General Debllty
symptoms OF C0nsulnpuOn, &c.
MENTALLY.-The fearful ELECTS on the
mind are much 70 beulSalEGi. Loss OF Mem.
DRY, UuntuAOn OF Ideas, Depression OF SuiritS.
EVIL ForebOdlnEs, AVUtSlOn 70 Society, e,elf.
DHtruAt, Love oI solitude, TIuIidity, de, Hle
some OF the evils produced.
thousands OF IcISOns Of all ages can now
Judge what u the cause Of their dtuIinlnr
heath, losing thhIr vlgor, becoming WEAR.
pale, nervous and sInaciated, having Mn.
Hnlar appearance AOOuL The eyes, Couch aud
symptoms VI consumption,
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Org Spnas.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 81 and So, Main st.,
q ENTIRE WHEELING.

TT GIVES NE PLEASURE To INPORM
my friends and the public In general thai
have In store and am daily receiving large
10 my stock or
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his otf,oo
ENDORSEMENT OF THE pREsa

- the many thousands cured at this oSlah.
nahment Within The Last twenty year. ava
me numerous Important surgical OpeTations
performed BY Dr.: Johnston, witnessed b. I1e
notices OF which have Appeared aSain AM
again before The public, besides his stantiinr
as gentleman Of character and rePIIt en-
oulty u q sutncient guarantee 10 the afflicted
mArl8-1y
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contern
plating marriage, being aware Of PhySiclRl
speedily cured,
He VINO places hlmSalf under the caro- OF
Dr. ]. may rellgiouAly conade in his hUloi
g gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his Rklll a. q physician,
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a csr,S,u
practices, lndulged In when alone, i hablL M.
QpEntly learned rom evil companiOns. or al
school, The effects Of which are nightly iell,
oven when asleep, and, II not cured, Fender
marriage I'm oaAlblo, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately,
Whnt pity thRtA young man, tile hone o.
his country, the pride OF hM parents, should
De SnAlcned tom all prospects and euIUy.
nontA VI NE ny Tue consequence OF deVla.
ting from the path OF natuIs, RIIu inuuigino
N certain secret habit. SUCH parsons must.
before contemplating
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reject that sound mind and body arc In.
most necessary requisites 10 promote connl.
Dial happiness. Indeed, without thesB tha
journey through LIE becomes u weary pll.
GIlmAee; Tie prospect hourly dAIkhnS 70 lne
view the MUD becomes Swallowed win It.
SPAR and hlled with the melancholy retiec
tlon that tbs happiness Of another Become
b.lghted with our own,
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@ediGaI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
lSsFABILAHED Az A REFUGE FROM
oUACRERY,
EHH ONLY PLAUR WHERE A OURR
GAN BE OBTAINED,

NR JOHNSON has discovered the most
~ Certain, Speedy. and only EneOtuai
Kennedy In tho World for WOaknO3 of M
Back or Limbs, STRUCTURES, Affections al Inc
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DiSchars
ges, Imp0tancy, General Debility, NeFVouS.
neIf, Dyspepsia, LAnguoE, Low SplrltA, Con.
f1Alon u Ideas, PApItAtlOD Of the Heart,
Emi4lty. Trembling, DunnoR % Sight, OF
GIddlneaa, Disease Of the Head, ThFuai, Nose
or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lang,
stomach or BoWelB-lhOse TerTiblb Disorders
9EAlng from SOLITARY Habits VI fOuth-SeGret
hnu SOLITARY praCtlces more tAtll " their VIC
una than the song OfhyrenB " the Mariners
~ UlyAtA, hlighIlng Lhelr most brilliant
9oPH Or 9nuCipatiOns, rendering marriage
YOUNG MEN
e!peetAllZ who have beOOme the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful RnI toSiTnNiIvs
hablt which annually sweeps 10 an unineiy
grave Thousands Of Young Non al Inn In0s,
excellent talents and brilliant lnielioCt Hhn
might otherwise have suLnncOd lStS,Iino
SenRtoTs with tho thundOn OF elOouonct ~
Wake4 70 ectACy tho living lyTO, mHy All
with fpll ponfidAnca, ''
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D4bs - ~ II n . U n
once no. South Frederick Rtroe,,
Lot hand side going nom Baltimore street,
low doom nom the corner, FAll moi ID ~
serve the name and number,
~ No letten received unless post paIda Al.
containing q stamp 70 DO used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, and seiit
portion OF advertisement describing symp,
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DISEASES OF IMpRUDENCR,

When the mlsgQided and lmprudent yoiA.
ry u pleasure nuus that he has imblbeIl I'M
BesdS Of this painful disease II 100 Oiten I1Aps
peus that an ul-tlmUc sense OF Shame oI
dread Of discovery d6teB him nUm appIyiNp
70 those, who from education and ttsttctn.
billly, CAL alone beirleud him, delAyiuw Iii
the constitutional symptoms OI TINS nSrfi'
disease niAke thelf appearance, such AZ uICI
rateu Bote throat, uleahed nose, nOcLuInIi
pains In the head and llnbs, dimneas OF Sivht
deafness, nodes on the shin. bones and aims
ololches on the head. face and eKtromiIIe'
PROGRESSING with nlghLiul rApIdIly, tllI al
Last Tho palate OF the mouth or IHs DDprS
Of the nose fall In, and the Victim OF III
awful disease becomes n horrid object
COMMUNICATION, VI death puts q perlOl IOh
Sn 1dsISN County Gom whence No
II bR MELANCHOLY FACT TINT tbor.
sands lall victims 10 this terrible diSesISe, ow,
Ing 70 the upsklllulneGS OF lEnoIanI D,e.
Lenders, who, BY the use Of that UEAlji,Y
POISON, MERCURY, ruin the oonstILution
aud make Inc residue NJ liGa tuIuaru6Ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08
HOfRDING GOLD.

Tho Secretary of the Treasury reports that
the Government held in coin on the 1st inst.
the sum Of. SOS, 1853 81
Outstanding Gold Certificates...... 27,030,020 90
Clear surplus of coin. .Sn, l33,349 9l
Here are certainly Fifty if not Sixty Millions
of Dollars boarded aud held, year after year,
TO no purpose whatever. Had Fifty Millions
Of it been used, three years and more ago, to
buy up interest bearing bonds, they would
have extinguished more than Sixty Millions of
Debt aud thereby saved more than Ten MIL
lions that have since been paid as interest :
so that our aggregate indebtedness would
have been over Seventy Millions less than
the present amount. Such redemption would
have stiisened the prices of our bonds, by
making them much scarcer in this market, and
would thus have largely increased our returns
for the bonds meantime sold by our people to
Europeans. BY rendering Gold more abundant
in the street, it would have diminished very
considerably the disparity between Coin and
Grcenbacks. Who approves this mischievous
boarding of Goldi How is it justiiiedi Why
is it still persisted ill., at loss to our people
in interest of about $4,000 per day?
There are three diverse ways in which this
Gold might be utilized, namely:
First (and best,) by Immediate Resumption.
We have an ample reserve for this purpose.
Only let the world see that we will honestly
pay our debts, and we may resume at once
without fear
Secondly, by buying up and extinguishng
bonds. The Fifty Millions that lie useless in
the Treasury would, still purchase Sixty Mil
lions of our interest bearing National Debt.
The Debt would thereupon cease to bear in
terest; the Gold, liberated from the Treasury
vaults, would begin once more to render serv-
leo to business. Now, it lies as dead rs the
ashes Of the CAESARS.
Thirdly, by buying up and canceling Green
backs. Fifty-fve Millions of the Gold that has
80 long lain dead in the Treasury would buy
and burn Seventy Millions Of Grecnbacks.
With so much more Gold in the market and
SO many Greenbacks struck out of existence,
We should be far nearer Resumption than we
now are, while our Indebtedness beyond our
cash assets would be diminished by Fifteen
Millions Of Dollars.
Yet the Gold is kept useless in the Treasury,
making an artificial scarcity whereby gold
gamblers alone may profit, and men who
would be financiers talk of piling up more and
more of it in that charnel-house for two or three
years longer! We protest. demanding that this
large accumulation be set adrift and made to
earn something for Government and People.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08

Scarcely has the country realized the mon
strous nature of the falsehoods by which the
Rebels have sought to create panic about the
conduct of the negroes on the Ogeechee. when
there comes another military official report,
prickine with equal effect the bubble
of militia outrages in Arkansas The
statement of Gen. Grants staff officer
seems to be calm. fair, and characterized
by an unusual capacity to see both sides of a
case. He frankly explains that the negro mill
tia have been guilty of some excuses, that
some Union men have regretted that they were
called out, that the army officers were opposed
to it, and that it has interfered with business.
But he shows that the Rebel Outrages COM
PEELED such action as the Governor took, and
that, after all allowances are made, his
course must be held wise, temperate, and
productive of happy results. In the main, the
facts are shown to be precisely what THE
TRIBUNE has repeatedly stated. The Rebel
outlaws defied the civil authorities, and boosted
an intention to Overturn the State Govern
ment. The Governor called out the militia to
arrest them and sustain the State authorities.
They complained, ran off to Memphis, and told
terrible stories of the anarchy in Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1850 has just
gone to pts 1t has been extended to IS pages, apart
from advertisements and cover, and contains complete
account Of the Elections OF 1863 with the popular by
States Counties and in several instances by Townships
also aud the Electoral Vote Of each State, not only at
the last but at several preceding Presidential Elections
j. contains condensed account Of tho Impeachment
and Trial Of Andrew Johnson; Of the National Conven
tons Nominations and Platforms Of the respective par
of tho rival candidates abstracts Of the acts
and resolves Of the present Congress Of It's former
sion: JOhnsons two Amnesty Proclamatons and Sew
ards announcing the ratification Of the XVIII Amend
to the Constitution; Federal Executive, Judges Of
the Supreme Court and Members Of the XLth and also Of
the XLIst Congress, &c. 60 Though very compact this
is the fullest annual compilation Of Election Statistics
yet published 1t viii be for sale at this Office Friday
Jan. IS Orders by mail will be filed the order OF their