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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-02-13
Women and Marriage.

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HAVE apeclialea = !. y, a5 beant;fnl
rimony have seen yean liS as,.olos NAY.
women, the price o. the SEX e.se,e e,s lss WV
rled, ~ tne Woflo sAys,. Tsiis i sn5 tJeiT
moved INTO thslr q Cosby 9oHsss ~ att5eir
friends have ail come an igg.o 49, ~, bsn
piness, and have gone away ny Vveatsii sse.i,,,
ted them 70 their sunny % no.ls o.4a ~ s,3 ~
and without feaf. ~ y lt..ulal ~ Y 49,
guine tor thenl, - .,l si ;,,s,isr SJ fsel;nss
times carried eMay WI sss pl.et -, ssT1er
Love Y ~ bs;5e ha9ss9l 4, s sarvhite attire.
and watQh the p,.ae " 49, srd an1s sete sTes
and Win heE sElll n % Z wv WI " ~
meeting me ~ w " g,,SS Il bsgTinsss and
waking dreai e q 4, iqsuse " \, pa2 ,s
persuade nlgse. NJ Y, y lsI ~ Firisrl
think how tney sl ~ !. II - ana s bnil5 gat,
sofa as the lght 4 W, eAA. ~
hopes ana MqtLlHi Y. ~ Y ss 6b v tfii.
luow iorblduen 2 siS sss; = Y
ing the alloWeo ss ~ ss'ss vi ,s,
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OHIO ELECTION.
Close COntest---PendletOn Thought
to be Ahead.

CINCINNATI, October I2.-The election
passed off quietly. The vote is probably
fifteen per cent. short of last fall. Thr
contestants in the city. of both parties, arr
sanguine of winning by small majority
VALLEY JUSCTIoS, October I2.-white
water Township, Hays 90. The average
Republican vote is 80; Democratic, $50
The vote is light.
@CUMMISYILLE October.12.-Hays' ma
jority, 45; Republican loss, Sc.
LANCASTER, October I2--Lancaster City
Democratic msjority, 26; Democratic gain,
q.
CHILLOCoTHE, October l2.-Chiilo-
cothe and Townsend, $50 Democratic ma
jOrity gain on Thurman, 260.
MARIETTA, October I2.-This city gives
Republican majority, 1s9; Democratic
gain of fl over Last October.
RIPLEY, OHIO, October l2.-Rlpley and
this township give a Republican majority
of 2O6, Democratic gain of 200.
New LEXINGTON, OHIO, October u
This city and Pike township, in Perry
county, give 81 Democratic majority, a
Republican gain of 81.
. PIQCA, ONO, October 2.-Pendleton's
majority is d, a Democratic gain OF SO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| NEW YORK, October I2--The Herald
states that Senator Wilson recently urged
/ the President to suspend the slaughter OF
Conservative office-holders in Mississippi
and Texas, but Butler and Gen. Clark,
hearing of his efforts in that direction.
! Immediately urged the President to con-
tinue his operations, as 1t was the best
thing he could do for the party. 1t is be-
heved that, backed by Gen. Reynolds
letters, Butler and Clark have beaten
Wilson.
WORCESTER, October l1.--A man named
Patrick Kerr WAS found on the street last
last evening, dying from severe stabs in
various parts Of the body. He refused to
give any explanation of the affair.
The storm last night did not prove so
destructive as was feared, although, in
many places the recent repairs to roads
were washed away. Thia was especially
the ease in Fitchburg aud vicinity, where
only the utmost efforts prevented serious
damages.
OTTAWA, October ll.-Prince Arthur
arrived TODAY and was met by the Gov
ernor-General, Cabinet Ministers, mem
bers of the city corporation and large
eOncourse Of people. An address of vel
come, in English and French, was pre-
sented by the City Council, to which the
Price made Il suitable reply. lie then
drove to the Parliament buildings. After
driving around the Parliament grounds
the Prince reterned to thu Hall, where
he Will remain during his stay.
RICHMOND, October I2-Gen. Candy has
issued an order postponing ali appoint
ments Of proxies or directors to represent
the state pf Virginia in any railroad com
pauy till after the acceptance of the new
Constitution by Congress. The effect of
this will be, it is thought, to continue the
present Wells directory OF tho Norfolk
ana Bristol railroad consolidated in office.
NEW ORLEANS, October I2-The italian
Society celebrated the anniversary of the
discovery of America to-day, The news
paper, consulate and other fags were dis
played throaghGut the city.
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First Lieutenant Of Marines David d.
Monroe was for some years an officer Ia
the English army emigrating to America
he adopted North Carolina as his home.
] a I'd lduring the late war espOused q 9
cause of his State and rose to the rank ol
colonel ofthe Second regiment Of North
/ Carolina volunteers.
Paymaster Enrique Vallente is q native
OF Santiago de Cuba. He has espoused
thescause of his native country, and has
been severe sufferer By the Spanish rule
lie mas twice been arrested by the United
States authorities while endeavorfng to
enter the service OF his beloved land. In
| MN our readers may recognize Henry
Hart, OF New Bedford notOrietv who
after his release nom ialI Ip Boston hast,
ened to New York. and, through the
kindness and ingenuity Of personal
friend and lover OF the Cuban cause. was
safely conveyed to the Hornet, there re-
ceiylng the hearty welcome Of his brother
officers, who sympathized with him in his
many trials.
Surgeon Frederick G. McNlulty. Of Vir-
ginia, Is the chief surgeon OF the shin. and
during the late war held the same posi-
tion on board the Shenandoah, that made
such hong and successful cruise.
DIR. +. ". DuBose, of South Carolina.
was attached to the staff Of StonewaH
Jackson during the rebellion. He is now
AsslsJanL surgeon OF the cuba.
Lonis French, the chief engineer, is an
Englishman, and well known as a first
class man In his profession.
Robt. Graham, of Canada, John Lynch, !
of England, and VIM. II. Robinson, Of |
England, are first assistant engineers.
Stephen Kearny, nephew Of Gen.
kearny, James Dennison, OF England, |
and Joaquin Agular, of Cuba, are second |
assistant engineers Edward Torazo and |
Pascual OsoriO, Of Cuba, are third assist
ant engineers.
VIM: D. Phillips. OF Philadelphia, and
Antonla Munoz, Of Santiago de Cuba, are
the two midshipmen.
John c. Mullalay, of Texas, who during
the late war was special scout 70 Gen.
Hood, is paymaster's clerk.
W.. Flaherty, of Washington city, the
masters mate, and Charles L. Street, of
England, the paymaster's steward, com
plete the list.
The Cuba also has full complement Of
petty officers, and her crew OF seamen.
and landsmen are picked men.
ready and willing to aid in gaining the
Independence of the Cuban republic.
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TELEGRAPHlc MARKETS
NEW YORK.


NEw York, October I2-Cotton Iower-saies
341 bnles Uplanas 3I4. Flnur- superfIne.
- 45s5 80. Whisky firm-Western 81 2lal I2IS
Wheat-Amber Tenn. 81 SatI 8. Corn a5asI Ks
Rice 9ayts- Coffee tirn Rio lTs.a5TIt galtli
do MOlasses 52a5S.
Dry GOods-ppEestia cotton goods are In
request, bat ~ reduced prices. Spragus prints
are down to II; Hamilton Is; Richmond I9i..
Lancaster and Oriental 12IS; Albion I2; NJ
mold H. Bedford 81; Pacifics are held a. Iai,..
Pacific robes AZ; Laven bleaehed rnnsif n
are down from Is to II FOnsst Dale rom n ia
10; LemovaI nom lgl to Il; New York Mill
advanced q lAsl and f,Ondsdale lGlf
Money Easier, at fa7 on call loaI,s with The
bulk OF business at and. Disrcuhts are dull on
dns, me street al Bai2 korA!sn Exchange dull al
saS1s. Tue stss1nshlp Hlrmanfn foT F'uroDe
to-day took cut s2f7 ,1GO in gold bars and Mexf-
can silver. Gold opened at 3iss and closed at
Sg5s- governments were dull during the en-
IRE entire uay- fluctuations slight. The Sub
Treasury sold Sl6d0.0Oj to-day al l90 iO-IGs1a
~ y it0- The only movement of copseuuanea
IN Soyernment securities was the purchase
OF SlO,OO0-UO0 OF US by one broker this MORN
ing at lis.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October l2 Family Flour A 50a
. I5i hed Wheat 81 05al 10: Corn 5Oasse; Oats
loa51c; Cotton dull, 25e; Whiskey 81 Is; Mess
Pork s3l 10; Lard l95S Bulk Meats quiet, but
frm-Bacon shoulders held at lGgla20e: sides.
gc; Butter aOcaiSc; sugar Isl 1iaa5e; coffee 20l "a
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October l2.-FIour supernne.
81 5Oa4 so. Wheat. No . sprins. sSis cents
Corn sias5. Oats 4ia59 Rye S0as3 Whisky
81 %. Groceries quiet and unchanged. Mess
Pork $50 e1i bulk shoulders I5s4c; clear rib
Ise Macon shoulders El4c; sides 2O14a20=s.
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, October I4-Coftan lower
sales 300 bales middlings at 3; receipts 20l4
k1our-AAA 81 l259. 1Qrn-whlte 81 I0al 20.
Hay scarce, 50 ~ Oats b8aG4. Bran 81 2a.
Pork $50 7ja34 %. Bacon scarce and higher
shoulders ls-laTas4i sides 2lltR2l54; hams la
u. isard 9a3l5s. sugar l2al1i4. MOlaSses
rebolled, 81 sats3. Whisky 81 3alZ Coffee quiet
and unchanged. FreightS iTnnrOVing-to fiv-
erpQQl Ills; 20 Havre ~; to New York le.
Gold l3O, Sterling 40.4. New York sight bills
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October I2-Flour spring ex.
ira, - &a4 8. Wheat 81 ON. Corn 641k Oats
S7sf. Rye - Highwines 81 "a Cuba grifar J.IIs
shoulders lE4al4 81; sides HafH; hams II.
Barley 81 p.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUIsVILLE, October l. go Flour super-
hne, 81 75a5 20. Corn 90a a5. Oats CASA
Tobacco, sales IS hhds at So 6Oa23 CO Pork
Hams 22a25. Lard lealg. Whisky 81 I5aI la
Bagging Z75I Coffee Zl5s. MOlasses 70. Cotton
nOmlnal =. Highwines 81 l..
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October y -Cotran tlru-sales
400 bales middlings at 2la254 receipts 3ls8, ex-
ports coastWise l2i2
CHARLE ESTON.
CHABLEsToS, October I2-Cotton easIer-
sales $50 bales middiings at 2ls4; receipts 1873
exports to Continent 80 bales
MOBILE.
MOBILE, October l2-Cotton quiet-sales 500
bales middlings at 2i7 la2i; receipts l54s; ex-
ports 53l-
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WHISKEY.
AEew Rule for SEEKING the Ardent.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-Over one
million gallons of whiskey has been
seized at San Francisco, the officers there
claiming that it is not the pure Bourbon
production of Kentucky as represented,
but is fraud whiskey, and liable to for
feiture. If such an opinion is sustained
several gentlemen who called upon the
Commissioner yesterday claim that no
whiskey in any warehouse in the country
is exempt from seizure, and therefore not
a little excitement may be produced
among the revenue officers and whiskey
men in the principal markets, like Phila-
delphia, Cincinnati and Boston.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY

\ SAvAsSAH, October lk-COl. Jno. Scri-
ven. the Democratic candidate for Mayor,
and the Democratic Board of Aldermen,
were elected to-day with about two thou
sand majority The official vote will not
be made known until tomorrow. The
negroes generally voted with the Demo-
Gratis
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CANADA.

The Eenians on the War Path Militia
Under Orders.
TORoSro, October 1.-THE volunteers
throughout the e0antry have received
orders to hold themselves in readines flr
Immediate service. 1t is said that the
Government has received information
that the Eenians are about to attempt an
other raid.
A Montreal dispatch SAYS il Is not sup
posed that Fenian troubles are appre-
hended, but rather that complications
Will arise from the Hornet affair.
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YERGER.
Mis- Case to Decide that of Brown, of Texas.

WAsHINeToN, October 1.-THE Yerger
case will be heard on Friday, as 10 the
sauesSion of Jurisdiction. The Brown
case, from Texas, is TO abide the decision
In the Yerger case. The eeUrt adjourned
upon the announcement of the death of
ex-P President Pierce,
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Ex-PREsIOENT PIERCE.
Grand and Solemn Funeral Obssquies.

CoNCoRD, October 1.-THE remains Ol
ex-President Pierce were removed at Il
O'Clock this morning to the State House
where large number Of people tQQk the
children of public schools. All places ol
business were closed from I'm 10 pm
The remains were taken to st. Paul's
Church, where the rites of the Episcopal
Church we're performed by the Rev. DIR
Eames and DR.. Coil, of st. Paul's, several
other clergymen being present, and all
Joined in the responses. The funeral pro-
tessIon left the church at z O'CLOCK, and
deposited his remains in its last resting
place.
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OFFICE OF THE GRAND SCRIBE, r. W
" q. Il. of Tennessee. Nashville, October y,
lS69.-The Grand Lodge of the United States
having sanctioned the new constitution, the
ment of Tennessee will be held In this city ON
MONDAY, October 18th, at 3 o'clock. A
prompt attendance of Representatives Is
earnestly requested.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


OFFICE OF THE GRAND SECRETARY, r.
" w. G. /. Of Tennessee. Nashville, OctO-
hsr 3, lsiy.-The Grand Lodge of the United
States having sanctioned the new cOnstitII-
tion. the annual session of the K. W Grand
Lodge OF Tennessee will be held in this city
on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20rh, al 8 O'Clock. A
prompt attendance OF the Representatives Is
earnestly requested.
oeI3 r. H. BARRY. q. see,y.
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RR00M,S OPERA HOuSE.

CFAs H H BROOA.----Lessee and Proprietor
Cfs-epr,EY VTTTE. Stage Manager
Prof FRANK KAHSOLD-..---Leader OF Orchestra
ODen Ev cry N 4 = h {,
.,yOMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
1 , 5epf I'D with a Mammoth Com pany
The entertainment TO consist OF Negro NJ in
strelsy Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Ball
lads, Duets, Quartetts, Extravaganza, BuB-
lesalles. PantOmimes and Farces.
Admission, Soc; Private Boxes. s.. seS
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-Commencina at 10 O'Clock, upon the premises
TENMS-Half cash, balance L months with
perty sold.
No better property around Memphis can ba
offered from which TO make select lon Of a de-
Sirahle home lot 70 build upon than this be-
ing Just beyond the city limits, on spacious
avenues, with shade or fruit trees on every
lot and In a select neighbOrhOOd composed
OF our best population. The properly ls not
put on the market FOR TRIAL, but FOR sALE
USDER THE HAMMER. and viii certainly BE
sold II bidders are ON the ground. Piang can
be had at our Office, and We invite a Special
examination OF the property before the day
OF sale BY those who wish 10 bid. The resi-
dence lot, IN feet 'front.' Is improved with T.
Brick EWdlIng and all necessary and con
veniegt appendages.
HOTSTER, IRRELEVANT K Co,
,cg an.ff.,,,,sss,.
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PEREMPT0RY AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
Twenty-Eight Beautiful Lots
On Poplar Strest Extended.

THAT valuable property, so well known a.
a the Homestead OF W. B. Waldran ESQ
on Poplar street extended, having been sub
divided into cOmmodiCus BuildiRp Lots will
be sold, WITHOUT RESERV 20 the hIzhesr
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NASHVILLE, October u, 8 p.m.-Sam
Jones, the indefatigable representative
of shelby. has introduced a bill that
abolishes the Board of County Commits
sioners and re-estsblishes the old County
Court. Barbour Lewis and Leonard will
have 10 take a long farewell of ali their
greatness. SO with Louis, Dir. White
and the negro Ed. Shsw-the whole crowd
will have to travel, and then will come
the reckoning.
Representative Townsend and Senator
Cubbins, while equally urgent TO remove
the burdens Of their people. would do SC
not by so sweeping measure as that in
troduced by Jones. They would retain
the system, and substitute for the present
Commissioners three good, reliable citi-
zsns. But Jones' measure is most popular
and most certain TO win. It meets with
the general appreciation of the Memphi,
people nOE bsre.
SingQlarlY enough, Senter, in his mes.
sage, ignores the state Convention. He
does not say a word about it, fact that
Is regarded as very ominous, and that oc.
easions some disquiet that he is not sc
strong on that question as he was some
few DAYS since. Nevertheless the Con-
vention viii be held.
You will notice that Senter, in his mes.
sage, regards negro suffrage As a settled
fact in Tennessee. He does not think the
Democracy will interfere Withit. OF that
l have MY doubts. II il a question fol
the Convention, and as il is expected that
that body will be largely composed Of
the best legal and political talent of the
state, any consideration OF it will b
tbarough, cool and deliberate. Il would
relieve the people Of the State Of much
embarrassment If the Supreme Court
would decide this question of negro suf
Irage. They have il IN their power to
do so.
1t is nov runored that If members Of
the Legislature who are in opposition to
johnson can't combine strength enough
10 elect their candidate, they yiil accept
the ex-President as their second choice,
aud probably make his election unani-
nous. great many. How loud in their
opposition to him, acknowledge him their
second choice.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, October i2.-Goy. SenteI
submitted his message TO the Legislature
to-day. 1t was admirable in temper and
an able argument Of his propositions. II
created profound Impression, especially
those parts discussing the XVIII Amend
nent and the public debt.
Alter a brief reference to the blessings
of Il National Government, the war and
the consequences thereof, he discusses
vha fronchfse ,.uaafion daelarfna tho;
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
SpaIding, sidweII & MacDonOugh, Propr's.
r. N YDlTNf3E Actfner Manorar

Spanning, 6ldNea q MacU0non9n, Pr0pr S.
X W. YOU NdE----.--.--- Acting Manager
WEDN ESDAY EVENING, October l3, lsdg.-
Second appearance of the accom- plIshed
Tragedienne, supported by the New Orleans
stock company, Miss MARRIOTT, who VIII
sustain her admired character Of Gym
THIA, in BuckstOue's drama OF the FLOW
EI3S OF THE FOREST
Due notice will be given OF Miss MarriOft's
repetition Of her wonderful impersOnation
of HAMLET.
Box Office open from a m. 70 pm, when
seats may be secured for any evening
Doors open at 2; overture al a quarter 70 ;.
A Matinee for the convenience OF Ladies
and Children will be given every saturday
throughout the season. Curtain VIII rise at
o'clock; admission, 50 cents; children, = cts.
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CINCTNNAT

CINCINNATI, Oetoberl2 PANTY Flour a. yoa
95i hed Wheat, 81 05al 10; Corn sOassc; Oats
5oaolci Cotton dull, 25e; Whiskey 81 Is; Mess
FORK S3l W; Lard l912 Bulk Meats quiet but
nfm-Bacon shoulders held at 654a2Oc; sides,
39c; Butter SOcaSjc; sugar Isl saa8e; coffee 20lsa
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the time has cbme for the renewal
Of all inequality of privileges Tor
political causes, and recommends the
promptest and most efficient measures .
restore all citizens to their rights and
privileges.
He says he regards the enfranchisement
of the colored people as fixed fact in
Tennessee; the right of suffrage having
already been conferred upon them, and it
is not to be believed that it will be taken
from them by those now in power in Con-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-05
Trihnte of Resnect.

AT meeting of True Brotherhood Lodge, No.
8i A. +. NJ, hold last evening, the following pre-
amblc and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Supreme Architect, in his inscru-
table wisdom, has taken from u.s. by the hand Of
death, our friend and brother l.. B. BECKWITH
and while we bow in humble submission to Him
who the judge Of all earth, will do right, we can
not but give expressions OF for the loss
of our brother who WAS Que of tho founders of
this Lodge. and who had always endeared himself
to the principles of cur ancient order. BE it,
therefore,
Resoloed, That this Lodge deeply regrets the
death OF our late Brother Beckwith.
Resolced That page in our record book be
dedicated to his memory, and that this Hall be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
Iiesolued, That copy of the above preamble
and resolutions be sent to the family of the de-
ceased, with letter of condolenco from this
Lodge, and that they be published in the Colum-
bia Ph0niI
Extract from the minutes.
S. l.. LEAPHART, Sec'y.
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April 90
Land and City Property for Sale.
4 FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, 8 to IL

Land and City Property for Sale.
I FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES 8 to IL
g ssco1d n Glass City Residences, to 10 Rooms
4. svaluable Building Lots, on Main street,
5. 10 Lots, in other parts OF the city,
6. Large Lots in. Waverley,
7. II Tracts of Land, within miles OF Columbia,
from ten acres to 1000,
8. The Hopkins r. o. Plantation, 1 ,480 acres,
8. 2,422 acres, near Kngsville, one of the best
cotton and stock plantations in the country,
10. Other Plantations in Richland.-some OF
them very desirable
II. 10000 acres in Edgefcld- tracts,
IL. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
13. 49, 600 acres in Chareston-phosp and
other Lands
Il. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. ZOO acres near Green 7ill Court House,
16. 5000 &C in Laurens- several tracts,
II. 1000 in Kershaw,
18. 900 " in Marlboro-a No. place,
10. ZIG '' in York-rich in gold,
20. Zine Plantations In Abbeville.
81. 95 900 acres OF Land in Florida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property,
will find it to their interest to consult with US. We
have correspondents in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points We are constantly
sending descriptive lists of property for ssle.
March G1BBES 4 THOMAS.