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TELEsRApHIc MAsKETS.

w s NEW. YORK. an
NEw York November l9.--6'otton opened
hrm but closed dnll; upialds 80, f'lour S4 60
SO qes s,e s lqer Theaf e ,s,loIs nS; sP55ipg b
Corn 81 0s,5f 70. Pork hrlner; so 49, Lard
e shade Amer. Whislts hfiller-, estsrn 8 II
New Orleans MaiaEses 81 %. Turpentine 81 q.
RoSln 90 aha2 .. ne4n
Dry Dry tioois Yesterday being observed as a
close holiday. there was no business transacted
In this department. and tins market to-day
was also com paratigely quiet, and prices rule
steady .hay ing, seemingly, already y found their
Money-oeelines &ere The sreat feature %
Wall Street Tins afseslluoni and bqsiness IN
all direetinns was on a very llInited scale
rhe movement OF currency 70 and from thss
center Is snlall, and possibly influence The
n The publication IN the morning papers OF
Attorney General Hoar's letters 10 spalding
in regard to The assumption OF specie pay
menf, excites discussion among thsi brOlKefa
and mercl ants, and al the Stock Exchange,
and adds 60 the dtstrust among the money
Commercial paper is duh and sluggish
prime Asee.slaaiess lses % and single names
asii ags s cs At AZ vi ''i ~ sSs and a It
I1tasia l.6 f1ahe caf7ylIf rates we're 46fs1 8
Tie Sub. Treasurer sold si0O0.O 90 al Is so-iOo
a I25 es- 100. Governments are drJaer hut gem
trally quiet. Registered bonds OF May and
November advanced -, aud all The coupon
lenss s. saif bonds Ersgplas; ga
LOUISVILLE.
LosTsvILLE, November 49, Corn 81. Rye
sol rtlaFs SCI hamllF hosr steaiiy al - IS.
Cotton hrnii Middltng ~, Iohaceo Quletl
sales Oh ~ bltiA a. " - a. 70. FORK S1bs
bacon shoulders lGis; sidee 1854 10 20; bsllk
Shoulders IS; sides ia ~. f.ifd i7Ir WINS
Ey a. a. Cotton nrap Al y Flplir, extra
ls alilg s . .sis ss s4i34 8
Il En. LOUIS. s..s.f.s,
Z Sf. IorEs. NoVefnb beI D. f1olr-Faii SUPER
fne 8 s01fi u. Wheaf ST. Conn We 10 ai.
OATS 4 10 49, Rye eG747u whisky 81 on.
sugar lssl4 Mnlasses ~, Mess Pork s2g s5es
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Green House Plants. EInwara Etn


| ME ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED To
w MI All orders, Lay Out and Beauty
SSroands and Furnish Bouquets, at short no.
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Railroad debt 10 the State, with il
tnrast tn InIN 1. $50. inclusive:
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Administrative Notice.

ATOTICE i hereby given, thai the under
signed was. at the October Tenn, l359, o1
the C0unty Court Of shelby county. duly
cuelffed a. Administrators OF tAe estate n
eona havtua claims aQain1f fta said elfare
are reQulred 70 present lneuh. .auly anthenti-
eafed, Within The ttr1e pEezcribed by Law, OF
the same are reduesfSd . make immeSishte
payment fersQDs having business CON
neeted with estate VII cali upon Malsf v irsii
n. MooEe, 20. d1wardis How.
Res FANSft' y Hill ts.i.D' Adm <.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

TINHE undersigned desires to sell his entire
/ Interest IN The business ana property OF
the " Memphis Cotton Press AssociatiOn."
This interest will insure an active busint So
man a very large increase on the Investment
Terms, one half fcash, balance as may be agreed
on lual,t TtIDAIAS Ora VES
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Thu. we have The indebtedness as
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ON MONDAY. THE 2DrH DAY OF NO
~ veinher, 1863, l viii proeeed 20 sell on
Shelby county and State of Tennessee, TO the
highest bidder, all the personal effects OF
p. Il. Pey ton, deceased, consisting Of horses
mules, cattle, lfogs, farming tools, wagons,
corn and fodder, household and Kitchen fllr-
niture. Sale 10 commence at 8 o'clock
Terms cash. NJ. A. PEYTON,
no20 Adm'X OF Z. X. Peyton deed
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MARRIED,

> ---
CHoATE RAQI.AND-on Tuesday. No
yember l6tiI. at dc iesidence o. tie brldei
ather, by the Rev. A. o. Stanley. Miss NAN
NE, daughter OF a: Ragland Esq, OF La
Orange, Ga, 10 Mr. CHARLES A. CHoATE, o
Memphis. EosEo
Ledger cory. q La..- % -.
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7 1IN
~. Bulk shoulders ia; sides lGsiGE; "a
ron shoulders i6tz; sides l6s 1874. Lard i652.
TobaeeO Is hrmer; plantation luss s99iO oei
light eafslo82 30 8Eftf sEts .
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, November I9.-Fiour. Spring extra
osis az ss 'ssl s.lsy Ssh a is6s% islss mes mes
81. PORK s29a29 10. Lard Egl714, Bulk
sides lI's; b0lk shoulders, half cured,
iii4Glt4. Cuba sugar lSe<g ia12.
CINCINNATI.
sNsIsSsf EoEeTa Der ~, s,5iSnr ss An. fInily
held asd Al si o o. & ork SO Siasd g. Bsk mSais siSy
shoulders l2iS sides lBl Is lG34. Lard Il. But
Ter sOsaa. Eggs "a. Iiieese I7Js@iS. ootISn
higher, u. Tobacco higher, $40 TO 70.
NEW ORLEANS.
NV on rs ssss. November H. Cotton hrmer
--AItadl Ing = 12is sales 5ie0 bales; recelpts
coastwiSe II. Flour quiet. Corn scarce al
81 - Oats easier at 62s64. Bran scarce at
sli 90. Hay scarce at SIS, Pork firmer at
al29is. Lard quiet: tierce i7s<6sI9I[ keg l9d
i91. Sugar-yeiloN clarified l21l9l3. Mo-
iasses ia, easier; prime 67@6si choice 70s7g.
3oss qlei s isssa siss; 5ssaa Prime iSss sia Il
Gold. Tbs. Sterling ia. New York sight
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, November l9,-Cotton qniet-
low middlitss "a good ordinary p,
Wheat Red 81 70; amber 81 l5;iw late slic0
Corn 9 o.. oats co. Rye 81. Barley 81 %.
Flour sjaT ~ for spperfine 10 fancy. bacon
sides 9li hams n shoalders II Y. Lard ls1S
FOREIGN. s-f
LIvERPoOIs November ls.--Cotton steady;
plandS HID, Orleans III ID; sales 1000 bales
Manchester market dull. Receipts of wheat
for three days j9tei quarters. 45 ,00 American.
california white wheat - 81; red western ss
~; red winter - 81 Western nOur rs "a
C9rn. mixed, -. t'ssistssdd. Peas Ils.
LONDON, Noveinh-f i9.-Consols S37s 5-9Os
Sii4; 'bys S!- b9S. S;ig- D-40s, ~; Erie 20l4
Illinois Genital 99t E AHa
PARIS, November l9.-The BOurse closed
quiel, Rsnies 7lf &c. a.st.-e a-R gHn
FRASkfalsf. November la-U 8 sos
closed at Is.
quiet
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
roR SALE.

A PART or the whole of the Section o
y Land, known as the Bank section, on,
mile aud a-half northeast ot Horn Lake DE
pot Apply TO RO0rFS, VANCE & 60, Com
Tnisston Merchants, 385 Front street. no2i "
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BAILEY SPRINGS
Lauderdale County, Ala.

EHIS celebrated WG!YFing Place, with the
ing BQqms, beside ParlOTs, Ball-rOafn. Dining
Hall, Kitchens. Bar and Billiard RoOrus and
offices, tOgsl hrr with about 7U1 aort-s Of land
adjoining the Springs tract, and all the
household aud Kitchen Furniture, Bar and
Alley Fixtures, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, SResp,
etc,
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Kentucky Bauqinu.
AdminiefrafriY, Saia

XEr rE are In daily receipt " KY. PY'' fun av
w erage tWo-pOaed Bagging. VIII sell a.
lowest market price.
t.a--s TODD & RICHARESDN, --
nos0 Louisville XIV.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Ralssrs

TRHE Memphis Oh Company wish 20 pur-
i chase, darling next fall aad winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay tbs plarlet price, furnish sacks, aud
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform ff'Hlflsalk - afales. They urge their
irlends not to store their Seed IN large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
OF Injured By u EATENo. Planters who wish
70 make contracts for delivery Of seed VIII
please call at on Work, Center Landing.
DS- OIL Cake and Meal for sale In any guam
vi
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.


Tie fhird Congressional lNstrlCt IL
this Stale has four candidates fOr Con
gress- Barry, Radical llugan, DENT
Steers and 'furner, 0niependentJ
The Meridian C}azeiie of the 18th
inst. says: aft is reported that Bar
ry, Radical candidate for Congress in
ihe Tllird District, was shot down in
the stanu WGila making . speech at
Durani, BY man Ia the dudlhacG
named Stevens. We understand ho
was shot with Derringer pistol, the
ball entering his right side, passing
through the body and breaking the
leit ara, jpst above the elbow, and
that, though ne was not killed in
stanfly, there is no hope of his recOV-
cry. Regreting the painful occur
renee, We f0rbtsIr comment until the
facts Of the case are aseertgined and
the rumor verihed.n
The O.eoaitp, says that on Thursday
last, at q public speaking Of the can
didates Of lhat county, at Dallas, in
the southeast portion of the county,
about twenty miles from that place,
during the speech of Capt Mcl<ie, an
alteration QicgTld between Capt. G..
+. Jonesahd 5, II. RqNfes, upGn " hiCh
OceasiOn several feVOiVeFs were drawn
and many threats made. later In
the evening Capt. Jones and his
friends left for home; and Bowles and
his friends, after a pursuit for them,
returned TO the ground and got into.
an alteration with Mr.. Nathan Webb,
an old and valued citizen of that
county, and one George Jones, living
with Lif, RQWles, drew his revolver
and fred SOME liee0f dig saois at
him, one shot taking effect Just below
the left nipple, passing through the
body and coming out below the right
shoulder blade. 1t Is believed blythe
surgeons that the wounded man can
not live, 49,, ,v-
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SPLENDID FARM
EYoR SALE.


WE. the undersigned, Executors. offer for
" salsfIie Iarin- beionsine 10 the estate OF
Mai. r. X. Moore, cOntaiuing about 10 acres
~ miles west Of SoInerVille, Fayettt county
Tennessee, 90 the lna,t beading 10 MeIa ph!s; ;
about sal acres Opsn and la cultivuti. u. The
improy eGentS consist Of dwelling with eight
rosInS, SrA -ritl cabins -hr ed legs with brick
ctiInntA. A.s-t,yo i ews.i log sinoks-hOuses, sta
bles, cribs, carriage-honse, gin aud press, eX-
celieut well Of water, an orchard of 100 peach
trees, four years Old, besides plulns, quiuces,
cneiFlss' dahlsons, fisp5efrles ana strRWber-
ries. In addition 10 above improvements,
there are four other settlements ON the lsIaee
THE above land Is sold for division.
TeIlns-One third cash, balance one, two and
Mr.. Z. {. Moore, on the place, will take
pleasure In showing Ito pArties desiring to
purchase. tsla j. j. THARP, Macon, Tenn.
VIRGIL v MOORE,
Nc. HowasdS Row MemphlS
Good schools at SomerVflle; society good; ;
raiiroad rn nnlns 10 Someryille Eg
ho9lGE Ihi BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court 0i The United 81 ates-FOr
the District of West fennessee.-In The mat
Tea OF j. 5. shaw, bankrupt-In Bankruptcy
TO the creditors of ]. :. Shaw, Bankrupt:
TTNAKE notice that u general meeting OF The
i creditors OF said bankrupt VIII be held at
tuer ofict.0f r. j.. Latham. f.Sq., Register ia
the rits 90 Mernplfis. N said Blstrief, on tiic
l~t day OF December, \. n, 1869, at 10 o'clock
m, Tor the purpose Of declaring first and
final dividend. 1850
/ also give notice that have flied nv final
accounts as assignee OF the estate o J. 5. Shaw
bankn,pt IN said cottrt and that on the Ia
day of pes-enIller next / shall apply 10 said
court for the settlement OF my said accounts
end for discharge from all liability els AS
prov lSfons II tqfe s2stii seti fs4i df the Tct OF
Congress entitled An act To establish uni
f"rm system of bankruptcy Throughout the
United States" approved March . lSiiz
teE o. W0OLDRI DGE, Assignee, etc.
MEMPHIS, November l9, 1879. nO2D
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Wednesday, the lst Day Of December. 1869,
AVAILABLE

ftGSTAfNING IG0l< acres, B8 acres cleared
H sud IA good tillable condition. the balance
10 eood Timber, viii be sold by the under
slgued, heirs OF Hugh Mcclellan to the higlI-
Isl bidder fof division, on
Tuesday, tie 9TH Of December next,
Between tlle kcars OF "a and 2 o'clock, on the
premises. The improvements are a good
dwei iiug-hou4e, kitcisen, Efnotse-hOuSe sra
des, eIills aud other our houses ggGss-l lOl and
q tine YOUNG orchard, uOw hearing. Said iarIn
ssitustftsi Is miles mar theaSt 2f u enphis, In
tie tiiSf civil district ia shelly county, two
.iIid a-haff niles FROM Shelby l'epot NJ. & q.
r. r.. ana on the road leading 10 fortersville.
a'ENus- Hall cash the balance on a credit
OF IN eiNe months, vi itlI q lien retained.
r. G. MCCLELLAN
fF ". x. AtCt'I. ELLA N
N a. DAVIDSON,
uoI7 VI NJ ). MCCLELLAN.
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iESAsE AsYLuA.

-vIEGEST'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
> INSANE, st. Louis. Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, ISIS. 1t Is private and first-class in
is arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes aud OF all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stlIn ullQis "a ex-
cess sad ueSiFe 10 oaffe0t FOR Terms, etc,
apply 10 DR.. j. X. BAUDUY or the SISTER
SlfpEF5tlFi & s t sug2
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The Iattering OF November rain 49,. -
t.Otsls.s ,igily 'atinzf the Rindow frame,
Repeatihg o'er and Ger asgRifi, 4aeA
A tale OF other years
IN tnonotonons meas are Ger und DER
4 Terraiu ig rhantrd in days OF yore.
November month Of iears.
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NOVEMBER.

The Autumn wind In sorrow grieyes,
4 nj wandering 'mong the russell leaves,
4 melody of sadness weaVes,
Then swells in piaintiye cries,
That stir the pulses Of the air
And means in whispers here and there,
November, month Of sighs.
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1t also gives one floating representa-
tive or delegate from the Ioll6wingfla
terial districts:
Carter and Johnson, Greene, Hawkins,
Knox aud Sewer, Hancock and Jefler
Anderson and Camp son,
bell, Scott, Morgan and
Polk, MeAl.lR and FeRtress,
Meigs, Rhes, Biedsoe and
Grundy, Coffee and Hamilton,
Van Buren,, Smith, Simmer and
Davidson, Robertson Macon,
and Montgomery, Rutherford and Bed
Lincoln, Marshall ford,
and Giles, Williamson, Maury
Benton and Hum and Lewis,
phreys, Perry and Decatur,
Dyer aud Lauder-Carroll, Gibson, AZ Mad-
dale, ~ ison and Henry.
Upton, Shelby ana
Fsyette.
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Mica spectacle glasses are now used
to a considerable extent in Europe by
workmen in iron foundries and other
establishments, for the purpose of pro-
tecting the eyes against the heat and
light Of the malten metal, and against
particles Of various fOFeign Substances
which are frequently thrown into the
eyes Of w0rkmen employed in grind
ing, polishing, etc. These glasses are
generally made OF about the twenty
fifth part Of an inch in thickness, and
have several advantages oyer those
constructed of glass. They are mich
lighter and eoOleri they inlpaH q gray
tint 10 the heated metals, which &
considered an improvement; the sur
face Is perfectly plain and
regular, (which Is aIOt always
the case with glass; they are
not liable 10 be broken, ei-
tber by heat, by falling, os by blo,ps
from any substance which NAV by de-
cident be thrown against them; and
finally, they are much less expensive
( ian any other material, q. pair OF
= d
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Mississippi. and Tennessee R,R.
c,H-A-NGM OF RrNGE.

ON-ANn 4FTFR sIrNDky. Sl,v. II. fSeo
" until further notice, trains viii itn rs
follows:
NEW ORLEANS MAIL. DAILY--Leaves Mem
phis al " IN, making direct connections
Tor New Orleans, Nicksburg ana all points
south.
ENPREsS, DAILY-sLeaVes Memphis 50 pm,
making direct connection for COfieeyile,
Water Valley Oxford, Holly Springs, and
all points y Sorth OF Grenada, on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
PrOcure tickets at ssis Maiusireet, or AZ the
Depot. OmnibuSes viii call Tor passengers
and check baggage, by leaving orders al 20
Main street. A. =. lAN NERhORF,
z. z. OAKLEY. @. Z. A. lnonl OenI anp'l.
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The purple aster by the wood,
The frost flower In ITS dark blue hood,
fhrse even thar 50 long Wiiilst0od
Old EoreaS' biighilng breath,
Have laid their gentle lives away,
Their withered leaves in silence say
N0s einber, month Of Death,
t'@ ALABAMA NEWS.
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slowly drifts the dead leaves down,
aiOher gold and crimson crown
Al turned to drgSs, and dullest brown,
ID saa N0lrace OF summers hOwnIf
Is ieft, a. beauiify and cheer
Th.s stddest month III ali the year, N
NON enber. month Of glbunl.
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Alexandria ard Nicir-ty.

III following items are from the Gdzstte OF
lsste evening:
'JNsFRvATIvR CoNvENrIoN.-As already
anuOnDcf Mess Convention OF he C1use"-
yatiye psrty of this country will be held at
LII city Hall tonight for the purpo e OF nomi-
mating a .rdidats Tor - Il in the virginia
House of Delegates Among toc-e, il is said
whore namc~ will prof ably be be ore the Con-
ven,Cn are NJ srs. Eueben Johnson, +. l..
.yn-Dh, j. II. 5. Martin and Hugh Latham.
1MPEoyING.-A telegram was received here
this morning from Memphis, Tenn, which
convey the grItifyipg Intelliseuce tnat Mr.
C1frlss ). Price, who's Pccideutal, and as it
WI suppe ed mortal hootiDg IN toat city. on
Monday, the l2th iastent, has heretofore been
u entoDed in the Ca lie, was improving, and
that strong hopes are entertained OF his
recovery.
|. COURT GUARD AT the last SESSION OF the
County Court of Fairfax county an order was
Dasstd authorizing the Serih TO enroll SIX able
bodied men 10 do duty hereafter as guards at
the Csnrt House during the sessions OF that
Court.
'TALIATIoN.-It is stated that some of the
restaurant keepers who have lately beea nned
for infrlctions Of the Sunday law nave deter
mined 10 report all the ice and mix de ilers
wbo may hereafter prosecute their business on
Sunday
SUDDEN DRArH-A little child OF Mr.. Pat
rick Dillon, who lives on the upper end of
washington street, died yesterday eveatng
after q sickness Of only three hours.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
1BE SITUATION IN FRANCE.

TeIegrdphed ErclustreIy to Tia. EU-d ding Star.
LONDON, September 25.-The Taes to-day
fss sn edit )rial on toe pre- ent condition of sc.
f'irs IN France. 1t iys :-'If the Emperor
f's now rec over his conduct can rot be
acCoun. d for.
The new consultation may b, REGARDED
virtually sud in vigor granting anne -ty.
The toierance extend TO the press, and
every circumsiance, contributs . to TO ter
the conviction that new era has davnS I.
The Emperor reneins inactive, IS IL he
cons dered everything doue. Meanwhile
public opinion cemsuds a oonvocation OF the
legislative body. Unc asin' IS at the delay
causes some me nbers to contemplate the inya-
sion OF their own prem'S,s next month with
the view Of deliberaiir g w.'hout tue con- eut OF
the Executive. No one. however, eIpec .
such eXti sres. The 10y atty of the Emperor's
cohduct in allowing six months - eiapss
betw N the d. -oln' on aud the CO olvoca, ioH OF
the Cham. 'lF. depends on - chuic', quibble.
Though ne legislative b. dy rparat b b,fors =
IL was cons. died. it pad gwen formal signs o.
i : existence by several divi.Ions.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The excitement, which yesterday morning
was entirely confined TO the stock market A a
New York. extended TO the Gold Room in the
afternoon, and the course of both mar kets made
the day one Of the most no able in the history
of the Stock Exchange. The spectators TOR
ried the price mp s.eadiiy bat rapidly to lsoN &.
Alhoush for some time past it has been
rumored that the price would be suddenly
jumped, yet tue strip pgency in money yesterday
and the attendant heavy rates paid for
carrying Gosh gold made the movement
complete surprise. Af,er Clearing
House hours one thirty. second 70 one
pad for carrying geld until to-day The mouey
market was extremely strin geut, sud gold IN.
teresi was the minimum rae. At the mes ting
OF brokers in front Of the Stock Exchange,
from - one per cent. was paid for carrying
SIC css uiil to-day, the latter rate having been
on New York Genial. The government bond
marke. is ste -dy AT the decline.
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EMANCIPATION Gel IEBRAfION IN
OHIO.
A(olOrpd Spr aker Makes Poiut.

7el-grapted Ezciusirely TO The Eren'ng Star.
CINCINNATI, Sept. "5.-Yeeterday the color
ed ps ople OF Day ten and vicinity celebrated the
arniversarv of he ema 1cipation procla n lliop
Peer I'll. Ciark, color ), OF this city, delivered
an address, Iu wo'ch, amopg other things, he
said: 81 have, within a few weeks, bad the
gcot fortune TO ind my self ju accord with the
good old demo eratIc party, ID have sentiments
applauded by its organ." The above refers u
newspaper cOrments on his L outsyi lille spec ch,
of which he sfid: 81 fud, IN reading over my
speech, which has so pie ed my Lemocraiic
friends, thst / demand equal education.
equal ballot for the colored man; aud for this
am admitted into full standing in the Demo
cratic church.
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DocrREss WAIKxR FArLURI.-Here -
Mi Susln B. Authonys opinion OF the ne-
roine of ssbreeches and brsids," VINO pushes
Dr ca Reform:
ker - the repr seutafIve OF class likely u
prove a dicturbtug elemenI
Miss A-Miss Walker is simply "a failure. 4"
The breeches sre not so objeC CJionaole ID them
selves but you notice yesterday that the gre ~
est cuiio.dy wr> manifes 'ei 20 see her panta-
looms but wnen sue began spc king the audt-
euce bf came resflers. i do no. like 20 iudgs
walker bot far that vanity aud love of not,cs
are 100 much ofa motive power with her 20 su T.
fer her TO be OF service In the com,ns struggle.
She is no speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-23

CUBAN AFPAIRs.-A dispatch from Havana
says--The Spanish troJps ha1 q skirmis6
win the rebels ne3r Eucrucy ade, and sixteen
OF the laIser were Kill f."
The New York Journsl OF Commerce learns
from a gentlemen q who is In a positon TO know
what is gong on among the Cuban revolution
lists, that sa important Change has been made
in the com mmsnd of The hbel atiug army. Gen
erai Cespedes, Presioep OF the Cub IN Republic.
has taken the field in person as commander OF
all the forces. and General Jordan, who recently
held that position, 10 made chief OF Cespedes'
staff. The editor iys:
This strengthens the revolutionary cause by
securing General Jordan's valuable services an
n place where they will all still be available,
while IL appeals with fresh power 70 the patri-
otism and pride OF the Oubane. To give the
chief command Of the ins urgents 20 a foreigner
although that foreigner is an American arc \
soldier OF great talentS-sCemed TO imply want
Of military skill among tue Cabans themselves,
which preiudiced some people against them.
But ew expeditions have been able TO get way
from the United States ports ance General Jor-
can took the command, and the Cablns have
been sbligod TO depend, for the most part upon
themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-23
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
VICE PRESIDENT COLFAX.

His Tour in Ore ,sa a nd Ialiter mia Grand
Ovations-He sP a. - and Deli ,htT All
Who Hcar Hin.
Special TO The Erening Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-VIce President
Col 1x aud party have returned from Oregon.
The Vice Pre- -ident wal r. ceived every where
with the most enthusiastic demonstration of
este I'm and respect. At Salem, Eugene City,
Rosebprg Yurexa, Shasta, Oroville, Marys-
vile, the ps ople ins's'd on sp- echcs from BIN.
As psua1, Mr.. Col. ~ both instructed aud de-
lighted all who heard him. He will attend tue
sI,tDRs of the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows in
this city during the pr sent week, aud expec.s
now 10 S art for home about the 4th OF cob .r.
His mother, Mrs. Matthew'S, and his sister
Ioincd him here, they having came over by
the Escific railroad recently.