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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-08
Krnphls and Charleston Rslroad.
Railroad Miscellany.

The Eittle Rock (Ark.) Gazette of
Bhprsdsy last s9ysi Al a meetipg of the
stockholders of the Little Rock and RoEt
Smith Railroad yesterday, bonds We're
authorized TO be issued for the construc-
ton of the road.
The management of the railroads
and other internal improvements of Vir-
GINA for MO is the prize now much talked
0E. Whoever il Governor in October viii
appoint the state proxies, ana these prox-
les in December viii elect the presidents,
boards Of reetors, etc, OF public works.
The great interests at stake max the
game as 20 Eho shall appoint these prox-
les one of much impOrtahce.
The Selma (sAla.) Argus says that
under the glneral law Of the State, Judge
Walker, of Jacksonville, John Everett. Of
England, Nwton S. Smith, of Shelby
county, Capt BaFneT, Of the 5. r. D, r..
R., and DR.. 9. Mabry, of Selma, hare
formed n coklpaTy corporate under the
name and Sd lie Of the AshbY and Red
Mountain Railroad Company, with a capt.
tai DISCO, 600, for the purpose, as the name
inplicates,o OF ildinga railroad from Ash
by Station, oIkthe 5. r. q d. r. r., to or
near he RedgSiountain Iron works, in
Jefferson couGpy. This road viii be about
81 miles long,t will run its entire length
through exhaiFstless coal or iron beds,
viii connect tls S. r. & d. r. r., the N.
). X. r., and he a. * G. II. r., and will
make the line Tom the Gulf via Selma to
the Ohio RiyeEaad the Lakes the short
est Of all.
The enginee lorps of the TenDessee
and Pacific Rai5bad have been for some
time running detrimental lines bevond
Lebanon toward cumberland Mountain.
A southern rOutA via WATERFOWL and
Alexandria to Wi.kman Creek has been
surveyed; also a mrthern route by Mot
ley's Gap, Rome, Carthage and SHOWS
3 Creek to Pea Ridg,, connecting with the
cid line run in 1861 The engineers have
also run a portion q tho central route nD
Indian Greek and BnfIalp Valley. to h
point near Bunker I'll, in Putnam conn
ty, and are now running the mountain
lines, of which th're are five-one bv
FALLING Water, the ithers by Calf Killer.
England's Cove, Wild Cat Cove and
Sparta. 4 route via Liberty, Smithyiile
and Sparta is also tlked Of. No pains
will be spared to mak, the survey a thor
0ngh one, and TO asce tain the best route.
i is probable that lac subscription OF
Smith county viii caise the adoption OF
the northern ronte YiaCarthage,
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SON REWARD

A T a stated communication Of Oakland
~ Lodge No. 50 A. F. and A.. NJ, held atOak-
land, Miss, on the 18th day Of August, 1869. IL
was, RESOLVED, That as our worthy brother,
F. u. BARNES, Senior Warden Of this Lodge,
was assaSsinated on the 9th inst, by DR.. A. ].
Lott, a non-afillated Mason Of the same
place that the Lodge offer a reward for the
capture Of the murderer.
Description of said Lott-He is about SIX
feet one inch high slender form; heavy,
square shoulders, slightly bumped; very
black piercing eyes; long black whtskers and
moustache, Slightly grey black hair, rather
thin al Top OF head; dark completion forty
seven years Of age, apparently about thfrty-
ave; weighs about $50 pounds. This lodge
offers a reward of W hundred dpilars, IN ad-
dilon to i've hundred iRiia4s altered by the
iather Of ne aeHeasRa, for arrest OF the mur.
aereE and his confinement in jail, SO thai he
ma be hrnught to Justice,
All papers friendly 10 the cause of Masonry
will please copy one time.
lEignedl j. W. SAUNDERS, W. NJ.
Attest: JANIS II. CARR, Sec'y pro tenn. aulg
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TGcOttOn Planters & Stock RaIsars

THE Memphis Oil Company wish 70 pof-
Il chase. during next fall anu MlhtsI, .
large quantity Cotton Seed, iot winch theS
have Seed CORRECTLY weighed on their large
platform Fairbanks scales. Ihe9 uIsetheif
friends not To store their seed IN laIse Yuahs
Titles. and thereby nave thS,I ea-.e
or Injured BY HEATING. Planters VINO Wish
to make contracts for delivery OF seed VIII
ss- OIL Cake and Meal for sale In any quen-
tity. yA
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FWV- LNl.f 2 ~ NIIIlHUNION, -N.J.
In 1895 I was In poor health, and my
friends, as well as myself, supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
alter taking one box of Brandreth's Pills, ]
began TO feel better. Well, sir. when l had
used up twelve boxes l was a well, healthy
NANNY weight having gone from 1871 pounds
yp "a l52 pounds. I then CrdaTad G supply,
and tive that time ana the present HhaVe
retailed three thousand dollars worth of
these Invaluable pills, and am quite sure that
/ have thereby been Instrumental in saving
thousands of lives. Yours, truly,
Cd. FAY, P. NJ"
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mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mall, dRily....2:b pm. II: 40 am
\. Orleans Express, daily...S:S0 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily except Sun
"a pm. 500 q. NJ
Mall Train IsakeS direct connection for
New Orleans and all points EouIn.
Express Train makes direct connection for
CofeeTille, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office ~ - Aaip street and az the
Depot omhibusses VII cal far Rassstgers
and check baggage In any part Or The city, by
leaving orders at 81 IL Main street.
A. s. LIVERMORE, Gent Sup't.
c. P. OAKLEY, Gen1n Ticket Agent.
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70 UWners Of Horses aud CattIe.---T0'
has DERPY CQSpGrIQN PQwpERs are war
Fahted superior u any Othera, OF no pay, fOI
the cure OF Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
Hide-bOund, Cold, etc, in Horses; and Colds
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn
Distemper, etc, in Cattle. They are perfectly
safe and innocent: no need Of stopping the
working Of your animals. They increase the
appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach
and urinary organs; also increase the milk
81 cygF. Lfy them ihad you viii never be
without them. The late Hiram Woodruff,
celebrated trainer of trotting horses, used
them for years. Col. Philo. p. Bush, of the
Jerome Race Course, FOrdham, y. Y, would
not use them until he was old of what they
are composed. since which he is never with
ont them. Ike has over twenty running
horses In his charge. and for the las three
Sears ilas used 10 medicine Tor them.
Ashas kindly permitted me To refer any one
10 him. Over 1000 other references can be
seen at the Depot. sold by Druggists and
Saddlers. Price, 3 cents per box. Depot, lO
Park Place, New York.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. September J, 1859.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, September :, lsO9. J
Business among the bankers to-day was
reported quiet and steady, with no trans
sections Of interest. There were some
sales of silver At l25GI3, and a
few scattering lots of gold AZ 1851, and
any number OF applications for loans.
Scarcity Of currency prevents trsnsac-
lions in stocks and bonds, and no sales
were reported.
Exchange steady and unchanged, with
considerable demand for New Orleans.
Eastern Exchange is in good supply, and
equal TO the demand.
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STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHlSM

Qttestion.-Who made the first Charter Oak
Stove?
AnspeT.-G. L Filley. Of st. Louis.
Q.-When was Il first made?
Ain the year 1852.
Q-Are they good StoYess
1.-The best IN the WOrll.f
g.-Hog are they madee
A.-FrOm the best quality of iron.
Q,-Who says they are good StoVeg3
A.-Au those that uGe fhan9
Glow many were sold IN 1852
A,-lhere were L,Si7 sold,
Q,-HOw many out nf that number failed ?
A.-Eot one.
..Q.-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak in
Memphls9
A. r. SCHABEL Il 90, II MAINGF
Q.-Are there Imitation slaves ofthat nameq
A.-Hes; plenty Of thom
Glow can purchasers tell the genuine?
4.-By seeing the name Of q. F. Filley on
each Stove,
GLOW should parties order them?
A.-Tell your merchant 90 get FIlley's.
Q.-DOes ]. +. ECHABEL & Co. have a good
stock?
A.-Kes: hey sell them at Wholesale ggl S~-
tai, and kefp TN W4RE, G4sgISF$ ete., p
good aLgpkl
H - '-.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
g. WILLOW WARE
STICKY & BARRETT,
No. 1853 Main Street, between 4th and stu
LOULSJTLLE, R~ENTUCRJ.

WE beg 10 call the attention Of Southern
w merchants to ouT large stock OF WOOT
WILLOW WARE, consisting Of Tubs
Buckets, Churns, Washboards, Sleeves, Red
and White Cedar Ware. Butter Buckets, Well
Buckets. Harvest Kegs, Measures. etc, etc.
OF KINDS, together with BroOnls
brushes, Rope, Irvine, Matches. Backing, etc,
We are enabled by our arrangements with
eading manufacturers to sell these goods al
very low figures, which we VIII very readily
prove to those who fnvor Us with their pa
tronRge. lauDl STUCKY & BARRETT.
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Tennessee bonds were 6I962 for old,
and 81 bid for new, with no sales.
LONDON, September T.-Cousols, &s
Bl20's, s2S.
Mr.. W. W. Thatcher. lately L. 5. Asses
sor, has been elected TO the vaeant cash
isrshiP Of the First National Bank. Mr..
Thatcher is q popular and efficient bust
ness man, Of strict integrity, and well
qualified 10 occupy the position so o
thily filed by the late Mr.. c. P. Norris.
His selection viii be very acceptable 10
the business community.
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peonllar dantahiIitu..R. andreth,a pnla

Their peculiar a~daptabnity TO all constltu-
lions as cleansers of the bowels and the blood
has established their great merit. They re-
store the liver, the spleen and even the heart
70 healthy action Whep other remedies have
been used Without producing any benefit.
They DO not axpbse those Who use them 10
any danger, being as safe as salutary.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE
Memnhls and LlttIa Pook Railroad.

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARFASsAs
Going West-Leave H%opehsld daily at . pm.
Coming East-Leave Forest City, at 0 am,
FeFryBOat leayes foot OF Union 81. at 2:3O pm,
No trains IN sunday.
B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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Menphts and Louisville RaiIroad.

DEPAR ARRIVE.
Day Express, R. r. times 4: 90 am. 2:30 am.
CITY t.ae -s..l3;4b an,
Night Express, r.. z. time..3;Gl p.In. l2:40 am.
City tme..2:6 pm.
Ticket offices No. 81 l2 Main street and at
Depot, head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Exp$ess
Train, which goes through 10 Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
or change.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world: the only true and
RSEieyi bye; nArApless, ls44aple, lrstantdue-
6hB; no disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies thetfii effects of'had Dyes; tnvigO-
rates and leaves the Hair sou and beautiful,
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; ard properly applied az Aatchel-
prs zig Factory NJ. 10 Bond street, n. Y,
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ARROW TIE.
Notice to Property Owners.
SrArE az TENNESSEE. ru1v r.rm rS:o
County OF shelby.

STATE az TENNESSEE. July Term. 1850.
County Of Shelby
BOARD Of COUNTY COoDafssIOHERs,
August Is, 1853.
ORDERED. ETC. That the Clerk of the
County Court be instructed TO advertise Ia
the APPEAL and Avalanche, giving all prop
ert, owners notice that the assessments Of
real and personal property for state AMI
county are now completed, and that they
have the privilege Of 0hieeting 10 the same
and endeavoring TO obtain corrections during
the next thirty days, by making proper APP
plieati0n 10 the assessors, amer which time
no corrections can or viii be allowed. Il being
necessary to place the lax books IN the Col
~leetor's hands at the earliest practicable date
and that each paper make a ioesl notice, call
ing particular attention to the advertisement
In accordance with the foregoing Orler Of
the Board, all parties desiring TO know the
vaIue Of their real and personal property. a.
assessed by the assessors of their respective
districts. can obtain such Information IN AZ
piication al this Office until the 2Oth day OF
1859; petitions will be receiy ct
and referred TO the ASSESSOR.
AUS JOHN LoAGUE, Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF Pittman, Cobb & Co., Cotton
Il Brokers, Ia Shis day dissolved by mutual
consent, ar. JOHN ANDERSON retiring. The
business Of the firm will be conducted by II.
r. PittmRn and E. d. Cobb, under the same
nrIn name. they assuming ali liabilities ana
collecting all assets due the firm,
II. r. P4TFdAN,
Il. ID. COBB.
sci John ANDERSON.
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seH-Help for Young aen, who having Erred, de.
sire a better MANHO0D. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopfs. free of charge. Address HOW.
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Boz
P, Philadelphia, Pa. ielldaw
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR

No Cure, No Pay !---StOne's Tonic Syrup
cures ChiIls and Fever, or money refunded
Sold by NJ. o 81 Main street.
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q q REWARD-WilI be paid to any one re-
DZ turning TO me-, at y Madison street, q
seven weeks old, white bull pup, with nine
little black spots on the end of his nose, OF
giving me such information as will lead 10
his recovery. II. A. LITTLETON.
aprE
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of Mosby * DQriOp, Cotton Fac
i tors and COmmissien Merchants. Of this
city, was diseQlVea on the oath day of August
last, setilemept NH be made by either OF
the drTG, but the firm name will he used only
in liquidation. The books viii he kept at our
old stand over 3m Front street,
= MOABX,
ser GHAS. II. OORION, JR.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co~partnershlp heretofore existing be
Il tween Virgil V. Moore and Edwin WHIT
field, under the style of MOOre, Whitfield i
CO., Is dissolved, To date from the lst inst, oe-
casioned by the death OF Mr.. Whltneld 10
January last. The business Of said urn VIII
Auousf y. la9. Surviving Partner.
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FOR RENT.

C0Tr0NsHED AND WAREHOUSE on Madi-
n son and Court streets, near Charleston
depot. W. A WHEATLEN, Bethel Block.
nor REST.-Large Front Room, No II JEFF
il fsrsou street, upstairs. suitable for ONCE
purposes. aug2
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Grlstadoro,s E%xcslsIor Hair nya
nFresh AZ a Maiden's Blusby is the uure

"Fresh as a Aaiden's Blush" is the pure
peachy Complexion which follows the use OF
Hagap's Magnolia BALM. Il is the trHe Sc.
sret of Beauty. Fashlnnable ladies' in society
understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl into a city Belle more rapidly
than any other one thing.
Redness. S%unburn, Tan, FrecKles, BlOtches
and all effects OF the summer sun disappear
where it is used, and a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression is obtained which rivals the
Bloom Of Youth. Beauty is possible to all
who viii invest 70 cents at any respectable
store, and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to Dress
the aair. is
8" Light as a Cork. lis the expression
of all housekeepers after using DoOLEY's
BAKING POWDER, lit chemically pure in its
composition, and possesses no ingredients
but such as are perfectly harmless. healthy
and nutritious. This is not only the best, hut
the cheapest in market, a. one pound viii go
further than a pound and a half of those Of
ordinary manufacture. Use no other. In
qutre at your grocers for D0OLEf's BAKING
p8NVnER.
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WANTS.

VXANTED-A young man OF gentlemanly
address and good habits-an expert
enced salesman preferred; apply TO ?. j.
MORSE, at No. 26 second street. se6
UvANTED.-By a gentleman Of education,
who is we'll acquainted In the city, hav-
ing resided here eleven years, a situation in a
wholesale OF commission house, or in the
freight department Of q railroad or transpor-
tatiOn company. Salary not so much an oh
sect as permanent employment. Address y.
k.s Memphis pO@tofioe. So
IXTANTED.-A comfortable Cottage Of about
w four rooms. convenient 10 business; ad-
dress Appeal ONCE. auag
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lust received per ship Nineentus Van Pau
u 10, direct from Antwerp, 1900 boxes French
Window Glass, all sizes, NJ prices To compete
with American brands, and much superior
In quality.
anl2 u u BROS. & co.
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To Owners of Horses aud cattIe.-.-1

Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name in
EHiIe letters IL the government StQmp.
Wa q. BRANDfETH.
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AANL EhLStGGNf S66GfNN-S -
Against all impositious upon the people, and
Science. following the glorious example, Isl
ont
AGAINST THE PRISONERS
Wit sell sugar of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, but paralyze the system
Imposters
WHO DESTROY THE UNWARY
time,
e~ristadero's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantee of Prof, Chill.
ton, the famous analytical chemist, as an
efficient, Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRISTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair amer
Dyelng. Try IT.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-A 7o-saw Carver Gin, nearly
il new. for two dollars a saw, at Chelsea
Mills. See JOHN HUBER, opposite. s4
NOR HALE-A Frame Residence on Poplar
street. Apply TO II. r. JOINER,
augI2 No. n Monroe street.
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REWARDS.

q ~ REWARD-STOLEN-On Saturday
ID ~ night, 18th ult.. a Dark Bay Mare
nearly black, about 8 years old, pony built,
long name, short switch tail nose white and
white streak up 10 eyes, both 1 feet white,
about Is hands high. The above reward Will
be paid for her delivery to the undersigned.
JAMES n. THOMPSON,
set No. so POufOtOc street
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Government securities were unsettled
ln View YofR at the following quotations:
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WORSHAM HOUSE.
FREMCH MINnnW GLASS-

UToRSHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
w ture for sale. Apply to
a. NACCARO or
ivy j. j. WORSHAM.
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NEW FIRM.

= lane VIRGIL V. MOORE,
or =. Lane a Co. Late Moore, Whitfield & Co.
WE, the undersigned, have this day assoc
nose of transaCting a
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The Eittle Rock (Ark.) Gazette of
Bhursday last saysi AZ a meeting of the
Stockholders of the Little Rock ana RoEt
Smith Railroad yesterday, bonds We're
authorized TO be issued for the construc-
ton of the road.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-15

The st. Cloud was crowded last night
from the attic to the cellars. We notice
among the distinguished guests, A c
Grassland and Harry Blushell, of Ken
lucky; Ben J Wallace, Louisiana; w II
Brown, prominent banker of Louisiana;
Charley Topping, the Head Centre Of, the
Willard, in Louisville; Capt Geo Al Oar
gon, Of the Inflated steamer Lucy Bertram;
Van Richards, the celebrated turfman of
New Orleans.
Gen. Geo. w. Gibbs, of Obion county, is
in the city, and will be remembered by
many of our old citizens who can go back
thirty-three years ego, when the General
was one of our home folks. He is at
present in the eighty.ffth year of his age,
and hale and hearty. His wife, who is
eighty years of age, is with him. They
were married in this county ffty-nine
years ago.
w. F. Hinkle, of Hardin county, was
in the city yesterday. He brings good
news of the prospects for Senter and SUI
frage in that section. He served CALAMITY
in the Federal army during the war, and is
now a candidate to represent his county in
the Legislature. We feel assured that he
will be triumphsntly elected, and will
make an efficient Representative.
Geo. F. Akers, who has devoted himself
to his business in this city with uHremit
ting attention, leaves this evening on s
brief visit to his relatives and friends il
Virginia. He will also visit the leading
tobacco manufactures of that State, snC
arrange to bring out the finest brands o
tobacco for the fall trade.
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BENTON COUNTY.
Approval of Secretary FIetcher's FL
nnncial views-The Political Pros
pects tn Benton County.


Approval of Secretary FIeGcher's FL
nnncial views-The Political Pros
poets tn Benton County.
Correspondence of the Union and American.
CAMDEN, July 9, 1861 see a COM
munication in your valuable paper of the
9th inst, from A j. Fletcher, Secretary
of State, in reply to the structures and
misrepresentation of the Press and
Times in reference to the Secretary's
financial policy. have not the pleasure
of a personal Acquaintance with Secre-
tary Fletcher, but feel it my duty TO bear
nv humble testimony freely and cheer>
fully in support of his views. ] have
had but little opportunity to interchange
views and opinions upon this subject
with the leading men of our section Of
the State, but feel confident that nine
tenths of the best fnanciers, as well as
the largest taxpayers warmly indorse
his policy.
Ii would be a great wrong to our
selves, and still greater one to posterity
to continue the wholesale issuance of
bonds upon which We can realize but 81
or 60 cents on the dollar, when the
whole amount must be sooner or later
collected in gold or its equivalent with
a heavy amount of interest added.
| think the course of Secretary
Fletcher ought to and will meet the APP
probation of correct thinking men,
especially those who have the best in
terests of the State at heart. there
fore, trust that he as well as all financial
officers of the State will stand firm to the
position of issuing no more bonds at SO
ruinous q sacrifice. co..
| think it more than probable that the
next Legislature will provide some other
means of meeting the Indebtedness of
the State. At all events, We know that
the policy pursued for the last four years
can only result in financial ruin and
hopeless bankruptcy. W. p. MORRIS.
p. S.-Senter stock is at a premium
here and advancing rapidly. The dark
cloud of Radical misrule, resulting only
in blackness and bondage, is drifting
away before Conservative light and
popular indignation, and the iris ofhope,
the bright bow of promise will soon
again span proudly our political hori-
ION. The BALD Eagle of the mountains
will cease to prey upon the Lambs,
the hocks and herds of our proud, but
bleeding State, but with one loud scream,
will begin to "knaw a file and fly away to
the mountains of Hepsedam, where the
lion roareth and the whangdOOdle mourns
for his first born" w. +. NJ.