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GENTLEAgG, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received Smother large lot British
Half Hose, 81 so Perdoz. Gents Lin
en- handkerchief, 81 80 per doz. Puff
Bosom Shirts, 81. GaRze Undershirts
81 25. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner Main
and Adams.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.


THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT T@A
1 Passenger Racket viii eaveS-
Memphis every SATURDAY ats O'Clock pm.
NATOMA.---....--...--J. B. Davis, Master
Making close connections at DeVa0's Blun
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
The above Company now have in course Of
construction q magnificent side-wheel steam
er for his trade, which will be completed on
or about the LIST Of October. when she viii be
put in the line as the Saturdays packet, the
Natoma taking Thursday. should, however,
the trade demand 1t, there viii be suitable
boat put in on Thursday, until the compile
ton of the new boat.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
T.. A. KENDIG, Agent,
augIl 24 Front st. MOgby Block.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE DESoTo INSURANCE ANpTRUsTC Co.,
MEMPHIS. August 9. 1859.
THE Capital Stock Of the Union AND
Il PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS hSv-
ing been increased to SIX HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS, as originally called for by the
Directory Of this Company, II has this day
been ordered thai notice shall be given to
Stockholders that an election for FIFTEEN
DIRECTORS OF said Bank
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THE BooT AND SHOE TRADE.-We
solicit the especial attention of coun-
try merchants, and retail dealers rem
orally, to the card of Messrs. Terry
Mitchell, exclusively wholesale deal
ers in boots, shoes and hats. Making
3 speciality of this line, they are ena-
bled to offer superior inducements to
the trade.
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CHIRoPoDY is a branch of the surgi-
cal art which, until within a few
years, was practiced mostly by
charlatans and mo%untebanks, who
know as little of the structure OF
these wonderful pieces of mechanism,
the human hand or foot, as a Hotten-
tot does of Chesterfeld's letters. OF
late years, however, all that has been
changed, and men of scientific attain
ments have made the profession of
chiropody a speciality. Such a one is
DR.. Lane, now at the Peabody Hotel,
who has for a couple of weeks past
been p~racticing and operating upon
our best citizens, with unexampled
success, and there IS no ailment that
either is liable to-corns, bunions,
callOsities, e-Xcrescences, warts,
swelled joints, nails growing into the
flesh, etc.-but what he removes al
most instantaneously and without
pain. Try him. -2
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LADIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received a large lot Hoop Skirts,
90 cents each. Another lot Corsets,
81. Another lot Ladies' Hose, 81 70
per doz. Another lot Linen Towels,
81 90 per doz. Besides, we offer our
entire stock at great bargains to make
room for fall trade. NJ. Kraus d Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

weekly Packet-For Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEK--Geo Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
DAY, WEDNESDAY n FRIDAY, at JPN.
For freight OF passage apnIy on-board. lyll
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Personal.

DIR. Duncan, formerly Medical
Director on the staff of Gen. Gillem,
but better known to readers of the
APPEAL as Serious Wilkins, /" passed
through the city yesterday en- route
to Vicksburg.
Mr.. Mulroy, late of the Nashville
Press ana Times, has accepted a posi-
ton on the editorial staff of the Ara-
ldnche.
Mr.. X. J. B. i. VIM, Of this city,
was at the Planters Hotel, st. Louis,
on Tuesday.
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 1861 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies of the latest
dste from everywhere. .
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PEABODY HorEL-AuoUsr IS.


] AWooldridge, TIE c Arnold, Miss
IN oarrsr, Miss \ Howard, Miss
J NJ Tate, ~ en- Tate, ["
DR. B D Law, Ala " Erwin Miss
II benson, Ala Mrs A Brooks, Mo
W. Eads, Miss G Allen, city
MS cray, Miss III Jones, Miss
Oh PAM, Miss W J ST John, Miss
Il Hoedson. Miss HI II HOpson, Miss
s Dickinson, " Jackman, Ark
Oh Little, Hiss Mrs Bryant, Miss
Mrs station, Ms. Mr. Bryant, Miss
or Cohler, KY AE Green & lady, KY
a Jones, No II James, Tenn
h sheegog, Mis- WE Campbell, Miss
J " Jackson, d. Boatright, Ky
Or woodson, city a Brewer, city
ii Chaurant, Ny PTJones, Tenn
TFRidenhOnse. Cad II Andrews, Tenn
O w Myers, Ark F Randolph, Miss
" II Waddle, Ark J + Daley, Ala
Mrs SM Kibbler, al Miss F EKibbler. Ala
Miss NJ c Daley, " NJ c Galloway, CITY
II p Woodard, city S B Clowrig, sc
] " Chapman, Ten Mofett, Ark
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Valuable Property for Sale or Lease

I DESIRE to lease or sell my Steam Min and
i Gin, two miles south of Memphis, on Horn
lake road, all in perfect running order. An
ply at g south Court street, or at premises,
for tnformaIion.N
augs WADDY THOMPSON.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the priR-
cipal cities of Europe for sale In sums
20 silt at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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jog LocKE's News Stand, 1881
Main street, has all the late papers
from every direction. For Sunday
reading matter call on Joe.
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LEGE, No. 26T MAISSTREET.-Studies
will be resumed at this Institution
Monday, August 23d. Open day and
evening the entire year.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
7hats GUMS, s,,au
Agricultural implements, Etc.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

We are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
unrivaled Gin Stands, FOR beauty Of staple,
Agntness OF draft, and quantity Of lint cotton
Iafned out per day, they are unsurpassed.
er who has given them = fair trial. Where
mule power Is used, they make a saving OF
nom one-quarter to one-third the draft over
any other Gin.
WE ALSO AGENTS For
Halls Fire an Burglar Proof Safes
National Plow Co.'S, Calhoun and other
Flows;
Wheeler, Madden & Clemsons circular saws;
Labelle Nail Works, wheeling, Val
Straub's Single and Double-geared Srtat Mis-
Fairbanks r, r. and Warehouse Scales, gu
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THE attention of capitalists is called
TO the advertisement soliciting pro-
proposals. for the purehase Of the county
property situated on Adams street.
Nc better opportunity for investment
can be found, and it behooves those
who desire to take advantage of it to
bestir themselves, as bids will not be
received later than 10 o'clock PM.
18th inst.
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ASHBEL 6. BROWNS
. . 1 . Q t - Q n O1
FOB THIRTY PUPILS ONLY.

THIS School Is designed for students, both
male aud female pursuing a regular col
leg1at7 course Of instruction, and VIII AFFORD
unusual facilities for the OF q
sound and liberal scholarship
IL VIII be opened at the southeast corner
Of Linden and Wellington streets, on the first
Monday Of September.
TeFms-ten dollars a month, TO be paid In
advance, and 9 contingent fee OF two dollars
per session Of ten months, az the entrance OF
each pupil.
Those desiring admission should apply IN
mediately at the once OF Or. s. P. Green, IS
Main street. tyI dAT
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FOR HALE's POINT.
HALE's POINT TRl.WEEKLY PACKET

HALEiS POINT TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
COMMENCING ON OR ABOUT THE FIR
TENTH OFSEPTEMBER.
THE Memphis and ST. Louis IT.
L Packet Co. will run their hneA@
stde-wheel Passenger Steamer, s 7 JOSEPH,
between Memphis and Hale's Point leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 O'Clock; returning, viii leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at L O'Clock m, arriving at Mempht
early the following morning.
HENRY W. SMITH, President.
FLEM. CALvEBT, superintendent. ty7
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twenty-five thousand dollars to
loan Tn collateral at Bob Grindrod's,
AZ and 81 Beal street. Ellen Grindrod,
proprietor.
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Alcorn, Miss Rosebud
Breniger, Mrs NJ A Burke, Mr. E
Beard, Mrs a
Cobb, Mrs J
Donald, Mrs / Deagsn, Mrs n
Isom, Mrs y Iddings, Mrs &c
johnson, Mrs N
kirkland, Mrs A
MeAahon, Mrs K McGhee, Miss R
Menine, Miss NJ Miles, Mrs CM
Mitchell, B Murphy, Miss S c
Nolan, E
Read, Mrs 8 Richardson Mrs L lei
Rogers, Miss L
Shars, Mrs Smith, Miss 2
Searcy, Mrs Z B Smith, Mrs LA
Troter, Mrs r, No. Trace, Mrs "A
$50 Adams st Tracy, Miss NJ .
Ward, Miss LA Winslow, Miss y
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list Of letters
remaining in the Memphis POstofice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
doV.
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&RwF r. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, 0Wiggans & Thorn, Manufaeturs
er, &S Main street, Clay BnildinE
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LAW REPORTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT-H. E. Hudson,
( Judge.-The case of State VS.. Henry
! Anderson, indicted for house break
ing aud Grand Larceny was taken up
, yesterday morning as soon as Court
convened, and occupied the Court the
entire morning. The above defend
ant was arrested for breaking into Lou
Mabb's saloon, on 9th July last. The
evidence adduced showed that he was
found with a portion of the stolen
goods in his possession between 12and
/ o'clock on the night of the breaking.
After the close of the argument and
the charge Of the Court, the case went
to the jury, who returned 9 verdict of
guilty, fixing his punishment at ten
years in the Penitentiary.
The evening session was devoted to
to the trial ofthe State VS.. Sallie Har-
ris, indicted for grand larceny, which
resulted in verdict ofnot guilty.
On application of counsel for bail in
the cases of State VS.. Thomas Z. Leon
ard, indicted for embezzlement, for
gerry, etc., the Court ordered that the
prisoner be admitted to bail upon his
executing bond with good security for
two thousand dollars in five of the
cases pending against him, and three
thousand dollars in the case of con-
viction appealed to the Supreme Court.
A nolle prosequi was then entered in
all the remaining cases against said
defendant.
The defendant Henry Anderson,
convicted yesterday, makes sixty-one
convictions in this court since the 22d
of June.
To-day the regular calendar for the
week will be proceeded with.
POLICE Observation-Disclosures
Pearne yesterday made the following
changes in the police force under his
charge
Capt. P. S. Simons was relieved of
charge of the First District, and APP
pointed Chief of the detective force.
Sergt. C. B. Smith was appointed
Captain of the First District, rice P.
S. Simons, promoted.
Acting Sergt. Pierre Hartman was
appointed Sergeant, rice G. b. Smith,
promoted.
Patrolman Lee Metcalf was APP
pointed Acting Sergeant, rice Pierre
Hartman, promoted.
Jno, w. Hudson and V. II. r. d.
Hays We're appointed as turkeys at
the Second District Station.
A. X. Davis and VIM. Cook were
appointed turkeys at the First Dis
trict Station.
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley N. Mar
tins, No. 81 Jefferson street. Freede-
livery.
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CARPENTERIRG.
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 JEFF
ferson Street, entrance IN alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
~Nerandahs framed ready for shipping. no-u
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ONE Of the Company's fine Pas H.
" seDger Steamers viii leave -
follows:
RUBICoN, MONDAY, Aug. ls, at S pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. II, 5 pm.
BELLEST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, Aug. 10, 5 pm.
LUMINARY, FRIDAY, Aug. 20, at 5p.m.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Aug. p, ats pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
70 General Railroad Ticket Office, E8 Main
street. E CALVERT, Sup't.
A G. WEAvER, Ticket Agent. auRl5
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE TWENTIETH COURSE OF Lee.
II TURE5 viii on the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next The Preltmina-
~ Course commences on the FIRST MON
LAY IN OCTOBER
Theory and Practice-WM. K. BOWLING. ND.
ObstetriesLCHARLES K Wu1sroS. ND.
Chemistry. BERRIEN LISDsLEY, MD.
Surgery-WLLLAM +. BR1GGS, ND
Institutes-THOMAs i. MADDrN, ND. a
Clinical Medfcfne-WM- L NIcucL. MD.
Mstsra AedieaJaH6 H-CALLESpE2s ND.
Anatouy-THcz. s. BCcBAEAS, Nd.
Surgical natomy[VES 5. LISpsLET, ND.
Recommendation 81. COMPTON. Md
~FEES.-The American Medical Association
az the meeting In Nay last o. New Orleans
passed 4 resolution that no school charging
less than SlA while u faFcred 81 3 lzBge Haz
jOrIty $40, should Be represented ID thst
body. nor o graduates o suck schSolsbe
Observation-Disclosures the Geketsf for the fnn
course Of IegfrEes s $40; M~dtEleulafihg, S.;
Dissecting, sl0; Gradgalns, Az
For additional Laformatfon applyf9
]. BERRIEN LTNDSLEE,
fv2T Dean OF the TaculrE.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR YICKsBURG.
United States kail-r-FOr Vicksburg.

ONE OF tns ~COmpany's fine Pas IT,
senger Steamers will leave OnE1
the following days, making all WAY LRnd-
ings between Memphis and Vicksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. p, at 5 pm.
RUBICoN, MONDAY, Aug. o, ats pm
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, Aug. %, at pm.
JULIA, MospAy. August so, at SPIN.
Freight received at the st, Louis Wharfboat.
augI7 FLEM. CALVERT. Supft-
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THE FALL SESSION or
LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE,
LAGRANGE, TENN,

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, SEP
w TENDER {, lS8.
Rev. JOHN II. GRAY, DID,, President. aided
by a full corps OF competent teachers. aug3
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Tom Jefferson, a confirmed negro
So indler, is now In the First District
Ssarion, awaiting trial another
piece Of n~ality. In The
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COMMERCIAL HoTEl-AueUsT IS.

COMMERCIAL HoTEl-AUGUsT Is.
J willis & WI, Mo WE Thompson, Mis-
J Tighe, 81 Louis J RoWea, Ark
L T Griffith, Nd p CamfsF6am, n Y
Z D Boyd, Ark W Houston, Ark
J D spsulding. Ark W L Willeford, Miss
] W Benton, Miss w I White, Ala
c Keynes, Miss w S Sample, Ala
II Angelo & villa DIG Curtin, Ala
J James, Miss Rogan, Miss
D Bailey, Mss J jenkins, Ark
= Stephens, Ark L Stone, Miss
" V Bank, IA w J Bates, city
Roman, Ala White, Ala
oC Hell, Ala &c Riggs, Nv
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MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE.

.n4n DESOTO STREET. Mrs. n. P. SOUTH
az wORTH and Mrs. FANNIE P. MCGHEE,
Principals. VIII open W~EDSEsDAT, SEPTEN-
Z I, ls69. For circulars inquire al the book
and music stores, or at the Institute. anglo
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win be Held IN Saturday, August 81, 1869,

From 10 am. 10 3 pm, at the Office of the
Peoples Insurance Company In this cftv,
Stockholders can vot IN person or bv Droxv-
WI. NJ. HARRINGTON,
augi0 Pres't peSoto Ins. and Trust Co.
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ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 2Ist.
Committee Of Arrangements

Gen. \. b. Forrest. Gen. Frasier,
Gen. Patton Anderson. Cen. N. J. Wright,
Gen. r. p. EEell, Mr.. Geo. +. Roots
Gen. J. R. Chalmers. kfr. q. y. Payne
Gen. W. Y. Z. Humes. Mr.. ThOs. Johnson,
Gen. G.. ". Gordon, Capt. ]. A. Louden,
Gen Gid. ]. Pillow, Br. W Aumans
Col John ". Dawson, M y. E. Beasly.
Mai. C.. W. Fraser, Mr.. e. Barrett,
MAJ. Marsh Patrick. Mr. Chas- HOEaFd,
Capt. Virgil B. Moore, MI. III Hamburg,
Mai ]. G.. Barbour, Capt J. A. Wigs
SIR. John Miller, Col Nose White,
Mr.. ". A. Goodman, Mr.. W. II. wheaton,
Capt. W. r. Lucas, Capt X. Cannon
Mr.. y e. Potion DE.B = p1eke1s9n.
1t Lux E. N1----hI- ~. LoG d EIsAlne'
Col. K Dudley Frayser, IHotntoAi
Aa. 2. Pres. Strange, Mr.. N. a AA
Col. J. c. FizeF, Mr.. John b Gibson,
luke W. FINLEY, AF. II. q. Msloue,
Mr. &C. War;, Col james eosetaAh'
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Union Street, Memphis, Tenn.

Rev. B. F. LAERABEE, A.M.---Prtneipal
IAN Assistant to be empIoyed9
LAMBERT MAY----PrOE Modern Languages
Miss IOWA HII--Prfn Primary Schoo
THIS school will open rs next sessloa
4 SEPTEMBER lsT, afOrding TO boyssCPE
RIOR ~ACILrrTE for acquiring q thorough
classical and commercial educatiOn- CtrUu.
lars. giving particulars, may be had At the
bookstores. RI MORGAN,
2. 6WIHEfCHs
r. ". BLEW,
fvM BOARD OF Visitors.
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EsTABLISHED in ls42. Nj. and Mrs. VIII
IA son 81. Cary and Mrs. Gen. John Pegram,
Principals, assisted by a fun corps Of able In
struetOrs- Duties resumes on September 9TH.
French Is the Language OF the SchOot. No
pains are spared 10 render this Institution
deserving or the very liberal disbursement
Il has eveE received from the Southern peo-
FOR patronage.
For circulars containing rhu Information,
address either ofthe Principals. as above. iyd
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Committee of Retention ,
Floor Managers :

FIUUF MdHdY5Ts
Col. J. H Edmondson, Capt A. J. Black,
Mai. Freeman, Mr.. A. Woodward,
Capt. Mont. Pepper, Mr.. .. ]. Doyle,
Mr.. Jake Woods, Mr.. JOhn woods,
Mr.. Charles James, Mr. Lou Leubrte,
"a The proper Rosettes, etc, VII be desig-
mated hereafter.
BE Dancing will begin at L O'Clock, and
continue till II O'CLOCK pm.
~ Tickets Of Admission for Gentleman
and Ladies', One Dollar. augl6
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FOR ST.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Line

FOR HICKMAN COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nos. lsg and 1872 n. Charles street, Baltimore,
Maryland
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30

"a, ard iC 1t cessaTy regular nursing
sf'rn''Vn, and medical aid should the bro
n seAn' able 10 purchase them, and in
tber Do ~ A, sth. burial with appropriate
the 'ass TIE second degree admits all
c'r'non'',ib IN have proved faithful to the
bOIneIs ~ lie institute for the period Of
pfinclPi, 60 ard il case Of sickness gives In
ok non'",' M benefits Of the first a weekly
addluGTTh ~. third degree admits members Of
DUE - d,prte who have proved faithful
tbs SCOrI c;rIes of the institute for twelve
70 tas MA have given evidence Of moral
noD.u sS,,Iac,usl Improvement. This degree
'Od D'' aoi,I charge Of the education Of the
.'kss SPA ,I,sses ID general, and brothers and
sOTkt ;l;os in Particular, and guarantees
,hsr l.u, 81 Ieath that your family will be
10 s1'I 6r. your children educated and
c'lsu .a II profitable business, SO that they
.'f'Su N became the slave nor mental Of the
naY ~" 800 the abolition Of slavery. The
Hen- w III rich 10 this country Is to fill
PI'c' ,ooss If family slaves with drafts from
ths PlaItn ssylums, not from a desire to
our y condition Of the forlorn one, but
O'Vsl .,s white passive slave 10 the rOu-
70 s'u " S,udeery. Where the father that
u1s Y ,'tber leave his child to the cold
T ..i,is. 81 neglected. world than to the
cDalI .,;0s care Of the brotherhood, whose
PV''; :, 4 10 hold a protecting arm between
Cu'y M i want and danger None Then
Dt' l. anu LET us form q brotherhood that
'y NJ ssiy the shafts Of cur oppressors, and |
~ n that lflltnce SO necessary to true
t. N n in the family circle.
''P p, ,m' respectfully, ycur brother in the
.aus' F. l.. MILLER,
.L;,f Organizing Rep. Ind. Institute Am.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30


THREE thousand more troops have beer
ordered to Cuba to assist in quelling the in
surrectIon.
An effort 10 to- be made ct the next Con.
gress to pass q Law protecting the Atlantic
cables from wanton and malicious des-
truction.
THE bones of six men and fcrtY-six horses,
supposed to be the remains of a part of Col
Fremonps party, lost over twenty years ago,
having been found by party Of mountain
GERS, 10 SOurhweAt Colorado.
GEN. SHzRNAN, 10 speaking Of the removal
OF the capital from Washington, says it will
take hundred years to get the bill through
the House, and another hundred for the
Senate, and another hundred to decide where
to locate il.
Two ballots were taken for United States
SenatO- 10 the Tennessee Legislature yester-
day, without any result, Johnson receiving
~ and Al votes necessary to a choice, 54
Henry Cooper is thought to be the coming
man.
In an interview with Mr.. Moriarty, Presi.
dent of the Irish Republican Association OF
Philadelphia Secretary Fish stated that be
had already exerted his Influence to pro-
cure the release Of the Am rican citixens of
Irish birth now in English prisons, and that
the Government would adopt every means
in its power to protect it, citizens.
A BosrON dispatch says there was much
alarm caused there carly yesterday morning
by an earthquake shock, which extended 10
the Eastern Provinces. Thousands OF peo-
pie sprang out Of their beds in great alarm.
Ma. GILMORE, the originator and manager
Of the great Boston Peace Jubilee, made
S3O, 900 out Of it. Almost rs good as being
IN office holder under Chicago Ring govern
ment
AT a sale Of Building Association ad-
Vances in the Washington Co. operative So
cety, held on Wednesday evening October
18th, the amount realized was so 200, sold
It an average premium Of 1873 per cent, the
highest rate Of premiuWp being 1879, the
he lowest IT'S. Ia this Association the pur-
'haser receives the whole Of cash bid for or
purchased, and the amount Of principal and !
premium is divided into one hundred and
wenty monthly payments, which are dimin-
shed in number by the close of the Associa- |
lon BY an advance and cancellation on /
ach share. The Society is two years old, |
nd has 500 members.
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IRE PLUMBERS UNION From information
'rOngiuly received, We we're made tOsay, in
The last issue Of the ADVOCATE, that the "Plumb-
's OF this city have effected reorganization, "
&c, whereas the truth is, that their Union is
ao" IS il has been ever since its rglniz4 ton,
good working order, and hourish;ng cOndi-
hon.
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every ua" W" asks YOU f.nr your votc
You are 60 be our servants, not our masters
DO you comprehend itr And viii you vote
for it. lfyou will, you can have our vott
1t not, you cannot. You have the power
use il, and God and bis angels will hep you.
But il you still remain voluntary slaves as
you now are, and knowing your way Of es.
cap., the devil take you.
New York, October, 16, 1859.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Citi-
.ens Reform Ticket, wishing Naturaliz rtiOn pa
o2rs can procure an order for them on spplica-
aon to the headquarters Of the Central Com
'iltee, 1856 Washington street.