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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02

teTstten, 12O, 900 gfdno wiessnp, wurts
POM pcFamte ni6t an9encmmen. neil
bas 5crmat nidt paTs. Serrn @cGutIc6,
bem friiGeren S6nbnmtsletrstdr, purcen
pur6 Yripate fir bieIes Yapier aGt Gents
per Yfunb getpten, er psrfaufie es aber
ntht su tieiem 9reiie, ba er wuste, rab
es minrelfsns 10 Bis IL Gents wsrtb iei.
Sett Scutpeu Sbef res SinanSpcparte-
ments III, 1T bieIes 9apier fir prei Gents
pas Yfunp Ssrfauft wcrren. gs BAT ics
nit irsenp Semanp burA 6errn Scut-
pell's Sermittluns Bel rielem @eI6afthen
alletn dbt Bis neun Gaulenp Dollars in
bic Sa16e sefedt, reIpettipe bie Suntssr
talIe rarum bstrpsen. I'm Serrn Bout
mel ,u seisen, paB ni6t blpbe Ra&lGflis-
felt, lcnrsrn wpbliiberlsste atf&t pie
SunbesfaHs Su teitebIsn, icl6e Scrfcmm'
ntFe in Ieiuem Departrment tswirIe,
ma6t gSpcb Die gierp gprfer 6trma nams
baft, pel6e nod fur; purber bas Oopprlte
fir bieles Yapisr pel6eS lie einitampfen
wpGItr, bot. 9llIO fur balls 70 Diel ais Der
@lafulaturwert0 prs papiers trtrdst Ser.
tauft 6err gcutretl an isine Srrunrt
nod gang unbeniibtss 9apier rer 8esie.
runs.-9rersS Yapisr, teprudteS pnpirr,
fertise SantnOten, unferti9e Santnpten
Yadpapier, Iuculatur = alles e9al :
ee pirp 3usesrihen; ecnptrp fort 9cfcB'
len !" = unb bamit's .niemuls uiGt an'
bsrs werbe," barf pas atIaemeine Slimm'
rs6t nidt interchangeable, mub bic nra
pitale" Slisardie bur4 Die Suupesbappn'
nete selibt wsrten. q. gS.
L
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Ginfhbruns ScS 9eutfdbcn in Srei
ssA feFrlcu IA

Is
Die Sta6trdtbe BON SerGep Gttp uno
pcn Gliiabrtb in glew SsrlsY Daten rbens
fails bs1hIcTen, bab In einiaen 5Hentliden
S6ulen DeutiG 9elebrt wrrben Ioa. 9n
srterer Stapt 1T cine Sumrne ,pcn $4,000
CUR Inlteaune eineS 2sbrers unb ;peier
esbrsriunen fir BEN rsutI6en llnterriGt
unp Anf6ofuns Der nbtbtSen 5iilfsmittel
au9epieIen purpen, Ino. Der Yian eines
nru Su erbauenpen ShulbauleS ili batin
erpeitert pcrpen, bab pa1slte anifait
,weier Strdperte bereu brei ert6lt, bamit
I'M britten Stpd bic TbtutIden 8lalIen elm
1erihtet merbfn. ..r5.41 rtI Aam .:h
Su 6upirn GttY, q. s, BAT Der SIr.
9erclub bcIalu0en, cine lebbafte Qsitaticn
fir @infiibrnng bes peutI6en unterridte
in BEN GHentli6en Saulen pur6 bic preTe,
rurb Gerlammlungen uuo rur1 cine Ye.
tition an BEN S6ulratb in's gSert AZ
leben. s.n an
Sn Sctcten, q. g., rrtltiren bis iebt
brri TreiIAulen, BON penen bic brittle err
tiir;lif erGfnet wurpe. Seit IGnserer
3sit 1T ldpn Elm 2ebrer fur ben llnterri6i
in Der peutfaen Sprade ansefelt, fer
pen1elten in ben beipen Gltsren SrtiIGu'
len 3u ertGeilen Bat.
Bon Sartiorp, Conn, fcmntt uns bic
NaGridt, baB Der ItdrhIde SdMrdtt
paIeItf bic Ginfiibruns Der teutI6cn
Spra6s ais acknowledgements in ben
SfeutIiaen S&ulen telbIciIsn BAT, unt
rab tereits Elm peutIder 9ebrer gu bieIsm
3pef arseifelt ipurre. ''" = '.'..-i ny
Die Sewesuns fir bds Deut16s in ben
S6uIen eritredt fid baIp iiber ras san;s
2anp, nur in Scranton iGeinsn Die peut-
iden SdulrGtbe, trubbem iie ben n6t9ieer
GinTuB bel1ben, itre @uttsriprahe MIDI
fir pIrpts su balten, in einer 6rtiI&ult
9elebrt gu rerren. 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02

E9s 5srr SCbn S@trtiHg untsr SeIfsn
fdltaer 2eitun9 bae ,6rantlin 6ctel" in
Der Gscaritraee tis6er tanb, bat Die 9anps
melIer'l6e uglatirnal Salle" in QEiItss-
barre iibernpmmrn uno miro birIeItr in
eiuigen -gBoaen furmsa er6ffnsn. g4ir
empfeblep ibn cem beu!I6en 0ublitum in
gBilfesbarre beltens uno boifen, rag bic
Serdnberuus gu ieiner 3ufriepenbsit aus
fdllt. V
BD" Die te1e quSwa6l Scn @sTsr-
fhmiepwaarcn, 9ampen, 9atsrnen, Seisn,
Sleh= unp Gifenwaaren, TGsel; fsrner
Gas unp gSaGers9 9inri6tune, Dahbsosd-
un9 &C., lei ben @ebr. 2ecnarp, eescniiter
rtm Gcurtbauie Stranton. 25m,9
B9~ sBsnn ibr einsn suten gEaIAteRcl
brHuAt, 10 Fault ben unSerfGrtareu, unse.
lDtbeten &clfel nit Supferbccen, rer niC
roltet uno mad meiusr anli6t Der bette 1T
ben man fnpeu fann, uueerrem aud bill
lts. Getr. 0scuarO. sssenaber rem Court.
baule, lino bic Isenten. 25mS9
G6~ Nabma 6ineu III Yertaufer
cber Su permietben tri Slate II. Co., 322
Sadawanna 9lpenue. Serantcu, pa. lin.
iere Ssrtn9unsen llno litcraIer, ais Il,
trasne Semano 1cnlt Itellen tam. 40
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02
Gntfctlitbcs GeftdnSni6 cincS
Ncrbrcders.

Ycrt SerOts, II. gusuf. Der Ie6s,is.
iabriae, i'm Gjefdnsnib gu Milfprb befnps
.li6e Scbn Scmen bat geltsrn has Sc.
itanrnib atgele9t paB rr - um id, Hss
panhe an siner GiIenbabngeleulbaGt 3u
perI6aTen-im Sabr 1868 ni6t peniaer
ais eret srpee Gtlenba6nuu9liide oarur6
tsrbsifiibrts, raB er S6isnsn loderte unp
aus ibrrr Gage bradte unb cae rr 5eles
ltide aui bas Geleile mari. Gr bat lrrnrr
ein9eitanpen, RAP or, nm bic auegsisetr
Selcbnuns BON $1,000 ;u erIaneen, rinen
0feineio gssen s. SniSbt Ihwpr. BEN or
antlasts, eines ter erwGbnten Giienbabns
unsliide in bGswiliesr abfat eerurfaht
gu baten. Set elmer Der Sa tallrrpGsn tar
men iiber 3pan3ig 9erIpusu nm. Ter
Sa6pertalt 1T In Siir;e frigenrer:
Sm Sribjabr 1868 errigncten ll6 aui
benz mad Delaware fIbreurcn 3wei9e cer
Grie. .Sdbn mebrere bseeutenpe 9ilentabn-
un9liidc; bel einem periclber, pel4rS Tt
am 10. 2lpril 1868 tsi ,.Garr's Rcd" err
eisuete, tamen, wie bemsrft, iiter 20 Yers
icnen um nno es purben etpa 60 perIpr
nen mebr pper minper Ihwer perlebt. sjn
alien rirlen 5dllen paren ppr bGspiuisen
gericnrn bic Sdienen aus ibrer Gage &C.
braht pcer geicdert wprren. Nlle Srmiibs
un9en rer GeIeuIhaft, bic Serbrrher ans
ftnpi9 ;u maiden, blieben erfplalce, Oh,
gleid cine Selpbnung pun $1,000 duf bic
Gerbaftuns rrr SAulpissn aussrlret
pCreen mar.
III 4 = =
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StaOt ltMb gtaat.

= H
KAY Das .Serdnton 8odenbIat~ sr-
i&sint isten Drnustifas unt tuIfst jGbrlitt $500
unb balttdtrIiG $t00, int @ordus satItar.
auseisen tpsrsen su ben felfasIssten preiien
angenpmnen. @rpSbnIl DE (temprrGrs) ansriesn
miiien ppransbesnblt rpsrben; Grntrafte fir bab-
tGttli1e cher t6brlitt anstieen je mad llsbsrsin-
fcnimen, unb Iestsre perten 70 Ianse fCrissIeBt,
bic lie abbsffllt psrbrn.
gnseisen une Ssfanntma6unsen sur putli.
tdtipn irt ,,g8p6enblatr betinmt, Irtlrn Ditn-
tag Sormittass tineersiat tprreeu, um tsnislbsn
gufnabme su ii6ern.- @rBeers Ginlentunsen
miiEen Idpn Rpntngs singerriebt une nit A bn
Gents bic 2inie bssablt perern. - Seridte ibtr
alssmeiur 9feHi9friten perbsn unentsrlbli@ nuf,
genommet. 6, ..tE8t EEtbi
Spt:arbeitcf aIlcr Art, in teuti&sr uHt
sn9liIGer SprdGls. iprrbeu piinftIi6 unb gut an.
sefrrtist. gIuf birieu 3peis hes Ge16aftrs len.
fen mir .beIpubcrs bic aufmerflamfsit ,beutIbe,
@ef6Gfsleutt, irbem es unfer gefrtbrn irir
pirb, in lCIden gIrbeitrn feiper anbsrsn bislissr
Druderet ndG;ulfcben. 9: - s.s ss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02

er etnrn Marn Gngcftsat tattr, trr 1ugr6>
lid nidtt ,matrbdit lcpal" mar. Sie
icreertr, raG rsr Wann enilaiTcu merre,
unp Der Apmiral pilliabrte Dem gln1uheu.
Der arteitrr atsr, Der opn pem @eIrB ars
sebtrt bate, tefdlcf, feline 0llttstet auf
bic 9rote ;u fslsn. Gr manrte f6 hes
balb an rsn Warineietretdr. Dieter, 70
ME fat ale feline llntersetenen in rsm
nerDepartement batten, pie aeIaet,
feline 8enntni6 scn Der fraali6en Srfims
mung uno paren nabe raran rem glrbeis
ter bic 3biire gu rsiisu, ais stnc Na6fprs
itun9 anBelfeut uuo ras gsieB I6lieB-
lid Sefunpen parb. Daraufbin muste
rer gcmiral an9epiefen werpen, Rem 1dnn
wierer dnjuiteurn. Seit eini9er .9eit linb
aus psritbispsnen 56eilen brs 9anrrS Ycn
onsslehenen Haoitalsn S6rittn~ an 6rn.
8ctelcn Srri6tet wrrpeu, wrrin iie bic
Ntiesuu9 seniIer 2eute aus BEN tstrefD
fenren yarpe perIanaen; allein Der Sstres
tar liebt iif auber Stanre. ibr @srlansen
;u erfilen. 'atr-z 1ts.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02

ggd11instcn, 20 gtus. Sn Rem lcbtsn
Stunbrn pes 80. GcnsrefsS wuree rer
rs9sImdbisen apprcprtaticnstia Elm 3u'
Iab an9sbdnst wel6er bsia9t, RAP fein
Seamter Der 8esierun9 BON ben artritern
in trn Nasy garrs fOrrern fol-, fir pcIi'
tiI@e 3wede bsijuifeuern, nnS hap tein
artciter wsseu Ieiner pCIitil6rn Inli4-
ten cntlaiIen Oesr otseiebt werren fol-.
Seeer Scamts. Der tieien Seitimmun9en
,upirerbanpelt, fol- aus Rem Otenlt crr
Ser. ct. entlaIIeu werren. Die Raoitds
len be,ped;en sinerleits ramit Nnorep
Su6ulpn ,u psrbinbern, raritalc Arteitsr
aus BEN garrs ;u rntlaIen, unp anoerer-
ieits ppllte eer raoitale 9cngreb ih cas
nit ben < heiu fer MGBiauug 9eten.
SpbuIcu unter,eiGnste Die Siu, wabr'
I6einlitb pbue BEN 3uiaBabihniit temerIt
,u baten. Die sessnp6rtiasn 9eufer Der
Nfarine batten, Iheint ee, frine Nbnnn9
pom rem Scrtauosuiein res GeleseS;
Iunlt pirsen lie niht an Die GCmmanrans
ten ermilIer gIlrps bic Gufcreerun9 9es
rithtst babru, temoFratifhe glrbeiter Su
enttaiTtn. 8ir,liA iscc6 iino ie auf cine
ggsiie rarauf aufmcrtiam ge-
ma6t pUrrcn. Die bieiiBe ,.GrCbe Armee
cer 8CpubliF" riidte nImlih oem Apmiral
pucr, Rem pamaliBsu Gpmmanranlsn Der
@al9instOnsr Raw garp, Su 9rtte, neil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02

ees Gtaters ta6Gaft '5u -1rrrter. giad
LANCER llnterlu6uns unp Yriifuns aller
umldnbe fam man gu bem S&lue, bab
Spwen IelbIl Der S6ulbise fein mife.
Gr wurpe rerbaftst unp mad Dem 0e-
fdnsnib In @ilfcrb, pa,, setraGt. Scrt
oeIfanb er elm, baB er aud am 2S. Wsai
pierer mebrerc Sdpienen aufserifen Babe
er leste am 16. 9usuit Elm pcuitdnei9er
@sfdnpnib ab.
ScfentIi6 ipiro Scwen, per 70 oiels
WenI6enleten auf bem @ewihsn bat, ei
ner rrsmplariI4en Sefrafun9 ni6t ent'
se9eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02
eerantOn ftdstifebe eeriate.

nrid6eu, pGrum r.t-grE
Sbr Cure Stisfcln unb S6ube in NeitIrtrn's,
SO. 406 qddapanna ASenue, SrrGntriL faufen
felt: ...-....... 49, =.
I. Gr SsrFauit bic brlten Baarrn I'M Staats.
2. Or garautirt RAP iriue gSaareu CUTE
Iisnlr tbpu. ......
3. Gr fabrisirt falf ale iriue sisrnrn gSanrsu
cher besebt iie pirrft Scn zen 8abrifnrtrn ~ trn
riseri1ifen greilen, une Serfnuft eenssnl6b.
4. Seiue 2Irbeit IN bic ferfcftsfts uHt rautrs
baftelts in ber Sidet. ~
). IS fuS bic tritsu @aarrn ;u rrn nirSriss
fen greiirn. ...,..
6. aunSeuarbrit pirb titr tilIisrl Srrtluft
ais 6nbrifGrbrt anesrpGrts. '''I
2. Scr srt6ts unb fcinle gCrratb ;iir sIus,
rpabl i'm ntrelifbrn grnnlylpanien.
s. Gr bat eineu ecutlben 6oremann, Srn.
Sops, her tets srfuut Isill tpirN, lrnr ssutl6en
6rruntr su lrben.
grbenfst hes glassS, sc. 406, grrabe aesrn.
itber etm discerning Saus, Sannrri9ile. f3mi9
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MarScbolls:g gauDiDot.

9n 5olse brr auifprberuus SirIfr msiner 5rfun.
DC ron beibeu pplitii6en pdrrien, .unS Ia. cine
srcDe Grsabl Sirsrr nit ben rtssIraetesn Ic-
minGticnen tsierr Iartrisn fir eieie5 ,Imt i'm
bShiten @rabe un;ufrierrn fnS, 10 babe i'd mid
entiGlolIsn, als unabbGuaisrr Ganeicat fir has
WarIbaaamt eer Staet Scranton auf;utrrfen,
unO erlude mrine Ssutlden QanesIeute une
6reunee insbrIpnbrrr, mir ibrrn Gin1uB suSus
penbrn. SclIts i'd errGblt perbtn, 70 reriprsds
i'd, tas gImt srtrru unO sepilIenbaft ;u prrpal-
ten. 2prenS 9etbler.
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YScmc SlnSeigcm.
WtarIdDalls= GcrfGute

ocn ipcrtbDUucm OrmnSei0cmtbum.
Su 6plgs Srriaieeuer Grrfutipnstsfeblr, aus
1eiteIlt pou her @aYprs Court fir tie Staet
Srartca une mir ;ugsihidt, pire dil Samltag
ben Is. Sspt 1869. I'M 10 llbr 8rrmiitags, in
eem Gourtb0uie bsidgter Staet bas ndhfclarne
tei&rirtrns Gigsutbum B1entIid gum Yfrtaufe
aussebotrn perpcu, namIid: .---
aa bic stpiNe gpttr, Strsde sOsr poBtIIs
9ane, seIssGn bsr 1. gSarb Der Strct SuaHtpu,
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ea6t Gnd,' resiffriren /!

Die nadtenamtSip Srrren fnb ais al.
lelIcrrn fir bic Stapt.Serantpu srnannt
unp psrpfIihtet, bic Namen Der Bdbler in
llcbereinltimmuns NIT benz @eleBe einSus
trQaeu:} .'.'s. 4"S H.' .-'- ~. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
4 Card from Alderman. BLACK.

To the Voters Of Memphis:
With many misgivipgs in reference to
my capacity 10 assume the important
trust Of Mayor Of the city of Memphis. l
was induced by my friends to allow the
use of my name fer that position. After
having fairly entered the contest ! was
panied to discover determined, and to
me yet unexplained opposition, and
conld have ignored the obligations that
was resting under to my friends !
would have promptly withdrawn. The
events are now known, and the conduct
of myself and friends in the premises is
before the public. / have now not only
to thank them for the cordial and per-
sistent support they gave me, but for
Fielding even to minority in order to
secure harmony in our ranks, and good
man for Mayor. | have, in conclusion,
to congratulate the city in having se'
cured such candidate, who, am salts
fed, is man in every respect worthy OF
our confidence, aud / hereby pledge him
and the party he represents my cordial
support WIN. BLACK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31

possess or carry with them, we're scat
tered around promissuovsly, and amid
bales and boxes and barrels. and hog
or two, they disposed themselves 10
slumber, dreams ssd rest. All in ell,
they ara o queer looking set Of people
queer in their ways, queer in their habits,
queer In their language. aud may work a
Queer revolution ia the labor of this
country, the test of which is now being
made in the West. and, with these two
hundred and fcrty-seyen, soon to be
tested in the South.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
River.

River.
Weather Pleasant. The river here is SWELL
ing steadily, with large stsgs of water. At
st. Louis II river is declining. with Ave feat
ceding. With aino and half feet in the canal.
Arkansas river is receding. with seven feet in
the channel from little Rock out. White river
continues at good ase.
BOATS IN PORT.
Nstoma. Dardanel'e. Fannie Erandies, Gen.
eral Anderson.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Charles Durfee, en- route from
st. Leuis to 0uachita river, broke her shaft,
near Cape Girardeau, and is lsid up at that
point for repair.
The Emilia La Barge came in from St. Louis
this morning. and leaves this evening for Neg
Orleans.
The new steamers Henry Tie and Dig Sun
fower we're to have left Louisvil CD Wednes-
day for New Orleans.
The Indiana. Captain Rabe Neal, will leave
the wharf to DAY at AYE PHI M;, Tor New Orleans
purser.
The swift and elegant steamer General An,
| Person, Captain James Lee is the regular Fri
day daily pacset for Friar's Point and th,
benSs, leaving at five pm. Stack H. pre'idsi
The T. L. McGill, Mississi.pi md Thoma
Jasper left st. Louis on Wsdno' day for New
Orleans. and the Colossal for Arb ansss liver,
NC 0uArnipsippf, Cdpthtu M. bfttEt VIII Dt
down on Saturday for New Orleans. She ha
ON heard two hundred and ifty Cinnamon.
The Julia. Captain Callahar. leaves this eve
ning at i've O'Clock for Vicksburg ana the
bends.
The St, Luke leaves to-day q, i've y. m. fol
Cairo and st. Louis
Captain VIM: Ashfsrl has resignfd 10 cap.
taincy of tho NatOma 10 taSe charge Of the NJ
j. Wicks. the Memphis aud St. ,cuis packet
Captain John Halin has bought Captain
Brolnski's interest in the Laclo = Hotel, st
Loui'. and now is solo proprietor Of that insti.
tuition.
The Alice Dean. Captir Skunk, leaves to.
morrow evening for Cincinnati.
The new steamer d srianelle is the Ea1nial
Saturday United states mail ra 2aai. leaving
promptly tomorrow eye2icG, Tar tain W.
NeKee commands. vita kFpe.t Walwoith in
the office.
The Commerc,qi. Caotain John n Davis, /.
the rega ar Saturday White river U tied States
mail packet. She will be in p0rt this evening
10 receive, and leave promptly to. morrow eve
Ding. Charley Sharpe is her gentlem anly clerk
The p. W. Strader aod Alaska will pa IS down
o-dsy for New Orleans
The elegant passenger steamer Natoma Gap
tain Riley Kinman. Is tho Sau'd day White
river packet. going through 20 Jaci import
connecting there witt he Bstesvile for points
above. and at Duvali's Ruff with the Little
Rock railroad. Charley Smi. her does the Aon.
ors Of the Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
Orphans Fair.

The fair for the benz fit Of St. Peter
Orphan Asylum will positively close to,
morrow evening, the hall being engaged
for another purpose Monday. and the ar,
ticles remaining unsold will be disposed
of at auction, the sale commencipg. at
nine o'clock. The voting for the dia-
mond ring for the most popular young
lady promises to be the feature OF this
evening, and the friends of the favorltes
should be on hand and vote often, For
the handsome prayer boos tor the favor
lite Sunday school pupil, Miss Carrie Es-
sig has the larges st number of votes while
MI. Fuchs is ahead for the game dealers
horns, and Mr.. Blood for the livery stable
keepers harness. The festival will pre-.
sent extra attractions this evening, and
tomorrow night the Assembly Hall will
certainly be crowded. Everybody should
visit the fair once before it closes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-31
Little +" Jerusalem" Smith Tying to
Get I'm n Scare.

The Nashville Banner of the 30lh con-
tains the subjoined letter concerning
Smith, the Grand Junction fee. Ii con-
tains, however, slight mistake in his
name, which is not "Old Jerusalem"
but Winfield Jerusalem " wv. J.), q
christening which he received, if we mis-
take not, at the hands of a prominent
Journalist, who at the time, o75f TWO
years ago, was city editor of the LEDGER:
A letter has just been received by a
prominent colored man in this city from
Hon" w. j. Saith, alias "Old Jeru.
salem Smith," in which it 10 asserted
that a movement ia on foot at Washing
ton to abolish the Tennessee State Gov
eminent and to suppress the State Con-
vention which will assemble here on the
second Monday in January. The Con-
pressmen from Tennessee, while they
will exert all their influence in that d.
rection, are to occupy.a place behind the
scenes, and will do the prompting Tor
Bingham and other Radical Congress-
men from the Northern States.
According to "Old jerusalem, the
Tennessee Congressman maintain that
Stokes 10 the late gubernatorial election
received as many votes as Grant, and
that the number of votes which gave
Senter majority were illegally cast;
that the State government is an IN
formal" one, and ought to be abolished
He also says that plan has been agreed
upon by which the State Convention is
to be suppressed
When Stokes recently passed through
Nashville on his way to Washington ne
had an Interview with some of the most
prominent Radicals of this city, among
whom was the Hon. John TrimbIe, who,
it is understood, told Stokes that it was
useless for Republicans TO kick against
the pricks, as the State had gone Con-
sentative, and would continue to go Con-
seryative for several years to come.
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Valuable Residence For Sale.

DY virtue of an Interlocutory Decree Of the
ID County Court of Hardeman county, at the
December term. 1869. thereof. will, on
Saturday, January L, $780,
At the court-ho door, in tho city Of Mem
pbis, Tenn, at the north sRss crrner Of Union
and Second streets, sell tp6t dessra bic residence
be ongiF : to the heirs OF c. g. Joy, decd. now
occupied 'ty Pete Harris, beginning at a point
on the north line of Linden street, % feet east
from the In Intersection ofthe north line ofLipden
with the east line Of St Martin street theree
east with the north line Of Linden stree. 80 feet;
street $50 feet thence west and parallel With
Linden street 80 feet; thenco south i59 FEST to
the beginning. Said r5sidspee 10 sold Cor divi
sion among tie hairs OF said c. g. Joy, deed.
Terrns ofSale -One.ha1f cash; balance 10 u
monthss with note and approved security. aud
a lien retained 4ntil he purchase money is
paid. ]. d, HARRlSS. g. and NJ:
bolivar, Tenn. nfcember DO. 1869. l99-lOt
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PARADISE LOST. The wonderful Mil
tonien Panorama, which has delighted
intelligent audiensoa from one end OF the
land to the other, will be opened Tor ez'
hibition, in this city, on January. 81
next Monday night Thisgreat painting
was executed by number OF the most
eminent artists in Europe, who worked
Al it several years. Millions sublime
IDEAS of the battles of angels and devils,
and of heaven, earth and hell, have been
transferred to the canvas, and the crea-
tons of his poetic vision seem to move
and have being. We have yisitsd this
panorama OF former occasions where IT
was on exhibition, and never grew weary
with looking It will be on exhibition at
the Assembly Hall for few Iign.s only'
tual aad the lovers OF the sublim6 and
beautiful rare sHd unrivaled entertain
mant
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ELEGANT FURs Al AgcTIoS-We ia
vite the special attention OF tue ?pouc 70
the sale of elegant furs, OF the Ssles
room Of Messrs. Register Irrelevant q
Co, advertised in our paper TINS eve
ming. The store may be expected to be
througed tomorrow. iV4
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CATHOLIC BooKsToRs.-Will ]. Mans.
ford has received full stock OF daily
and week., papers from all quarters, and
has The popular magazines and h1e
supply of books and stationery. de
will keen open house on New Years daS.
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BLANK BooKs.-Msrehsuts and book-
keepers will find our stock large. a iae
ney year is almost here. we take inis
metHos of informing our friends that we
can and viii srit them, If they will give
ms call. Our blsak books are the BEST
and we guarantee them 20 he "a repre-
santed H WADE Il Go,
ms 297 Main street.
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Ele ction N otto e .

y5ROM the largo number Of voters registeret
Il in the Seventh Ward. 1t is apparent that 1t
in that Ward at the approaching municipal
election. The corner Of Linden ard Causey,
and the corner of Beal and DeSoto streets, are
hereby designated SIS such voting places, and
the following named persons are appointed
Judges of election at the polls to be opened at
the corner of Beal and Desoto street. to wit:
neruty Commissioner B. Sharpe. Judges
John 4. Kerr Jerry Feely and @. W. 4.
JOHN P. B0UGHNER,
Com'r of Registration for Shelby county.
I'M mo
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@ A N G E R s.
Killed in As Hours without Knife
or Pain.

DIR. SpALDIEG d. CO.,
Tennessee State Cancer, Lung, Eye and Eay
Brpnch Infrmary. Consultation Room,
IS Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.
Permanently established, is ready TOR the re-
ception Of patients afflicted with Cancers,
Ulcers. old Sore Legs. Eye and Ear, and Lung
diseas and Asthma.
PILES, without knife. Kidney and Blad-
der com plants.
Ali old chrcnic diseases. No charge for con-
sultaton..
All diseases of women an children confiden-
tial diseases. skilful lady in attendance 70
wait on female patients.
Medicine sent 10 all narSs. Addpess.
DR.. SpALDING h CO,
az 10 Y Memphis. Tennessee.
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BELIEVING thss the hour system oil
charges is not as acceptable to the ma
FORTY of billiard players as the game sys,,
TEN. i have concluded to adopt the old
established gSne rule. My endeavor Is
to please my friends and patrons, ell OF
whom are invited to call. ] haze come
to stay N. mohIo9 p',,;.
Saloon, 1Vl
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Ixrss1AEr NoTIcE.-All persons hav-
ing a Wheeler Il Wilson seging machine
are requested to report TO A Simmer, z56
Second street, any negligence or want oil
attention on the part of any Of bic agents
or instrssto.r, u is pur object to give
each aad every person iEil SAD Thorough
instructions in the use Of our machines,
LOG A. SUMNER, 256 Second street.