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LATE California papers, received by US
yesterday, contain the particulars Of the
most d~iSgraeeful conduct on the part OF
the UGited States troops nov stationed
in Alaska. This misconduct takes the
shape Of drunkenness, cruelty, ard gross
dsbsuchsTy. The Government for tie
sake Of our common humanity, no less
than fer the honor Of the people and in
the interests OF civilization, should take
c~ognizancs Of this state OF affairs, and, in
60 far IS it can, redress the wrongs per-
petrsted upon the innocent inhabitants,
and punish the offenders.
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By Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special Dispatch TO Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, May 13.-Arrived Belle Mem
phis, Memphis to st. Louis, IL pm
Stella, New Orleans to Louisville, s a,
m; Indiana, New Orleans to Louisville
IL am. Departed City Of Cairo, st,
Louis to Memphis, s pm; Mississippi &c
New Orleans; Belle ST. Louis 5 pm
Kilgour, Louisville to New Orleans
9 pm.
The river rose u inches in As hours.
Weather cloudy and cold.
Nothing passed down yesterday.
The Thomas Dean is here leading
leaves in the morning.
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TEAEGrsArHGO mA BAEEs
New rorh Market.

New Torh sTarket.
HEw YORK, May I3.-Cotton a had flrmer
and more sc.ive; sales 22O0 oales - 2S<o; ElouI
and wheat steady. Corn hrm; new Western
SIC cd do SEC; yellow southern soc. Provi-
sions ~uEcu3nge1. Whisky 9699Ie. Rice qulel
at sk@gkc. Sugar Aim MuseoVado llH9l2c
Money.-The supply of money exceeds the
demand at 6gT on call. Di counts 7g9. Ster-
cioset fsveTish and unsettled. Governments
Stony.
New UrIeans.MsEket.
NEW CBLEANs, May l3.-Cotton high grades
sitter; low grades dull and easier; midditngs
zsZuz5'Sc. sales 2400 bales; receipts 1903; ex-
porls 1874 bales. Gold asH, Sterling 5I4. New
York sight nc prefiidIa Flour 50 6@62a
CoIn 1ae4bs. gaisIi% u az Stu Prime nay
dsts 1870; sides I1EUl.A La5d 1870 Tor
tieg6e and l9%c for key. sugar firmer common
es9luEci p me l5S!55ac. melas'es nominal
Whisky and coffee unchanged.
Gfnolannai Market.
DTscrTuATI. Msy 13-Flour l5e higher. Corn
65a16sc. Oats 6Sq72e. Whisky CSC. Pork SSl 50.
BuIk ahou!deTs ll54c; sides l4c. Bacon, loose
shoulders l8c; clear rib SIDES l6c. Lard l7hc.
Gr0ceIies unepangei. Wheat 81 Sol A.. Cot
qaie1 bus steady at Zf9219xc. Butter So939e'
Eggs lie.
Chicago Market,
CHICAGO, May l3.-slour s596 60. Wheat
81 49, Corn GSGGSZc. Oats zoe. Rye 81 AZ.
Highwines 9l1ls- Pork 81. Lard I7%c. Hams
l5@IJlso. Bule meats unchanged.
asoUGssEf5e, naFksE.
LOUISVILLE, May 1s-Cotton. low middlings,
251zc. K 81 Il. Cement 81 25gI 50. Rio coi-
re 25G.5&c. Hay SO b23. Rlggtng lG@&3c.
Eggs l4GEc. Potatoes fiat at 81 Is. Flour s59
D 30. Corn 0l965c. Bacon, packed, shoulders
I83zc; sides l6NgI7Ac. Por& S3l 59St 50. La,d
lSe. sugar l39lAc. Molasses S0esS5e. Topse-
co active; sales 20 hhds at s. IS 10 S7 90.
81. Louis MaEket.
81. LouIs, May IS.-Flour 81 C095 co. Corn
Oats G5@CSc. Rye 81 209I u. Whisky
Groceries very quiet Pork SCI. Buik
meats, loo e, shoulders ukc; sides I4c. Bacon
l5,; sides l6H3I64c. Lard l7Hc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. May l3 -Conso,s closed at 9E<.
5 2Us. 70 The decrease in specie in The Bank
OF England Tor the week is $4,000.
LIVERPOOL May Is -Coiton closed more act
Uplands h%d Orleans ll1kd. Sales 1900
bRlas. Corn dull new Western IS Sd.
HAVANA, May I2.-Sugar advancing, with a
sp cGls1ye inquiry OF a basis OF 9991Sc
1or No. u. Sterling i29I2A.
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ST.

ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-The St Louis and
Illinois Bridge Company commenced
operations on the Illinois side Of the
river yesterday. The boring began,
which will be continued until the rock
Is reached, upon which to lay the foun-
dstisn Of the shore sbutment.
w. J. GatewOod, President OF the San
Diego, ella and Southern Pacific Rail-
road, arrived here yesterday from Cali
fornia, en- route to the Memphis Conven-
I'm
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SUPREME COuRr.
Condensed Decisions Of the Supreme
C0urt, Nay term, 1863. Reported for
tle Appeal by III. Clay King, Esq.

No. 1S-S:ewsrt VS.. Pitman; from
Memphis Law Court This was an &C.
ton 10 ~0SsUB1p5it by Pitman vs.. Stewart.
There was a verdict aud Judgment for
the plaintiff below, and a motion for q
e trial by the defendant below, which
was oveSruled, and an appeal 10 error &,
this Court. The defendant bsfore the
trial hsd fled d petition for q discoverV
al eTideDco under the code; the petition
w5s answered by Pitman, but the de-
fsRda1t asG 5et Use the snsWer on the
trial, aD3 10 notice was taken OF the pe-
dtiO3 and answer, aud they we're per.
mitted 10 remain With the pApe.s 10 the
cause, and were hapded to the iurv sind
taken by them on their retiring into the
Jury room. One Of the jurors read the
yer, and mentioned the fact thai such
Papers were in the case 10 another Juror
who did not read them or know their
contents, the other ten jurors were not
sFare that such papers were IN the case.
No misconduct Wac in pnEsd TO the plain
t f or bis counsel Pne Juror who read
the paI eTs made sm5avit that the papers
had no influence vito him il agreeing 70
the verdict. The new trial ls asked on
tie sole ground that SUCH papers were
ta ksD by the jury into their room, and
- +A Dy DLt VI s4t4t :
EHel6: That DO misconduct being
q arced or chargsable on the plaintiff
or h attorney, aud 10 appearing that the
D. RS had no improper influence on the
jury, . nav trial will De refOsed.
No. 19-Keel vs.. Keel; from Memphis
ChanceIy. This wEs 8 suit ia ChancerY
for divorce and aliEaOBy by the wifs
az inst the hubbard. There was 8 de-
cree below Ia favor OF tbs husband dis
n,asing the biil, OF the wife, and refusing
and alimODy, bond ~ 8 verdict
Of 5 jury empsnpeled ia the causs on is
Il fact submitted TO them. The wife
appealed to this Court, and pending her
appeal, her solicitor moved for an allow
for support and counsel Zee, PEN
Ieate Ute on appeal. Motion resisted for
want OF jurisdiction Of the Sapreme
Court.
Held That the allowance OF aIimony
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, May 10 The Times OF to-day
has an editorial on the rejected Alabama
treaty, wherein it is asserted that the
Government Of Great Britain, 10 submit
ting to an arbitration Gu the question at
81, conceded everything that wEs oTigi-
nslly ANNOUNCED or expected by the
American people, and everything that 1t
was ossible TO coneede.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, May 13.-The Court of
Common Pleas has decided the question
involving the liability to taxation Of
Railroad bonds held by citizsns Of other
States. Judge Pearson decided that Ii
property was protected by the laws Of
Pennsylvania, it could be made to pay
it's share Of taxation.
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THE New Orleans Times is responsible
for this GOOD thing: "B. Z. must look
to bis isuzels since he has q rival, and,
nearly G Bsmesake, in Cuba. Gen. But
Nr, We are informed by telegraph, has
taken to shooting prisoners ct Puerto
Principe. Like Benjamin to q IT,"
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THE GRAIN TRADE OF THE MIssIs-
sIPPE VALLEY.

The delegation Of commercial man
and editors from 81. Louis to New Or
leans passed through the city, homewaTd
bound, last evening. The mission Of the
delegation TO the Crescent City-that Of
securing corporation In opening up the
Mississippi snd gulf route as sn outlet
for the cereal producta of the
Northvest-seens to have been
tuIlv accomplished. A large and entho-
s,,,stic meeting Of the business men Of
New Orleans was held at the Mercbants'
exchange ia thai city on Tuesday even
gBg. which VS. addressed By members Of
~ ss. Louis delegation, and at which
a eommlssse was appointed TO devise
means Of ofssuizi8g an association
eImllar to, and vita 3 view TO co-operst-
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pendeate lie during the appeal IN q
divorce cause, is an incident 70 the ep-
pesl, and may be allowed By the Su,
prene Court in the exercise OF 8 sound
discretion, while the remains 10
the Supreme Court. Allowance made.
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w ANrED-

TUE FOLLOWING NUMBERS OF THE
il MEMFHIS APPEAL Of 1857:
February l TO FebrusIy1 II, inclusive.
May 81.
June, 8, u, Is, Is.
July 5, q to 81, inclusive.
August ! z a.46T,l 10. Il, Is, l4,15. ls. %. q, 2.
September 6. Z. 8, 10, "a. %, Is, g.
October 2, 5, IL, II, IS, %. n.
November 10, u.
And OF 1858
January 2, ID.
February 4, S, 6, :, s. "A, Is, 20
March s, 13 II, IS, 20. "a, ~. ~, q.
April z, 3 ia, u ~.
May IA.
/. June /, 3, 0, g. 10. II. Is. 20, "a, Is. Is. Z.
July j, z, B. eeo Is, ~ to Is, p, 81. 81.
Anguish, s s. IA, a, n, 1921,
surprising that a HE was retained for me- In
the office, l neglected al the nrmbers while /
was editor To preserve the articles wrote, l
am very DESTROYS to procure the above num-
Derr, and shall be under many obligations 10
I lends who viii furnish them. 7 shall RladIy
pay for them any reasonable price. II sent to
Box 8, Postofice. Memphis, they win reach me-.
myl8 ALBERT IKE
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Main 5 rect Store House.

OnTUESDAY, MavlS5h, at 4 o'clock pm on
the premises, we VIII offer, at pubic sale, that
very Valuab g and centrally situated store
pied by La MI Lowenstein and next to the
stUre Of LOwenhtsin Brothers, corner of Main
and Jefferson streets, This being one Of the
finest points for business OF Nam street, we
nope 70 meet Oh the occasion a large reDresen-
tatioH Of capitalists and business men VINO de-
fire 70 cOmpete for Eucn Yalu ADie property.
Size OF lot ~ by ~. Terms liberal, and an
nOunced at sale.
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W. Il. PASSHORE q CO.,
AuGiOlGeTs and Commission Merchants.
I57 Main Street,

LOUISVILLE, 60 KENTUCKY.
HAVING established q house, as above, In
LII connection with the old and Well-known
one in Memphis, respectfully solicit from their
friends and customers &hare of patronage for
the new house, the connection, location and
facilities Of which renderlta aluabie n edipm
for the tTansaes ion Of az business there for
residents of Memphis and Vicinity,
VIII be happy to see their friends at the old
Ne. 22l Second street. Memphis, the
business OF which viii be attended 10 With
their accustomed energy and reliability,
HB Liberal advances on consisnmeuts to
both or either house. ap3l
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bed

R0CCo-At his residence, last evening, at 7
o'clock, l.. ROCCO.
Funeral tomorrow Saturday. morning att
O'Clock, from his late residence, sos Shelby
street.
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MANY thODssnd Of them have bes, TESTED
vi during the the past four years and bays
| proved a perfect RurcesS. as fbnrsa,5s
Uncates eOnld be produced but ! deem II nm
necessary as ihaPuRp viii Sow Tor ITSELF ana
prove all its qualities examinsfton
is Pump which Is 1ltimaf &c destined IN
supersede ST other Eumps now in use 1or fbe
simple aot-hTs the ~cylinder fs made r soItS
flint glass, and IL undoubtedly wII 1aSt 0ra
hundred wears, and sill be good as ever. Sc
ohu. II VIII never give any bad TASTE to he w.
ter, or rust H.. Third. it win never wear enf-
80 aslo put Ene working part ont OF order.
Fourth, the FluDger working in eisSs ~ vii
last as long as nve in iron or rOad zen ne
valves made OF glass. and are 50 placed thar
rvs Impossible FOR them TO get out or order.
siAIn, me conducting pip is manufactured OF
wrought iron. z slvamized fusile ans ont No.
king II perfectly free tom rust- aevanfb NJ
wafer sssnos N ne pipe to get warm in sum-
me- OF freeze IN WINTER, snd requires no prl-
ming 10 starr il. Eighth. II is the resi- hand hTs-
engine ever inverted. 1t VIII force the water
rom any common Wei or cistern to the ton or
the highest dwelling. at the rate OF twenty yel-
ions psr u mute. Ninth, its whole consfTne-
LtOn Is 50 simplea and complete that renders Il
less Liable to get out or order than any pump
yet Invented, and makes 10 the cheapest on the
continent. when ali its qualities are fully an
delstoOd no one will be without Il. II viii ssye.
us cos IN insurance, endmany times save val-
liable property.
Having established a factory in the city OF
Aemph1s, Ienn., for the manufacture OF these
Pumps we ae now prepared to furnish, at
who.esale and retail, 70 all parties engaged, or
wishing to engage in the business.
Prices for this Pump, Complete.
For PumP 10 feet long, 81 90 per foot.-2a0
IS " $50 "a TO
30 4" 10 20 ID
and hfty cents per foot for every additional
foot.
sSAgents wanted for this Pur,p. either 70
buy County Rigats aud sell the Fuups, ON
which liberal discount viii De given 10 the
trade, and no ScGrge FOR The right Of
@-Ah orders for this P1mp must be ad-
BAL9IsG, PRESCOTT & CO.,
A Jefferson strHet, Memphis. Tenn.
my7d&W
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 1S.-George
L. Clarke, an anti-Spragus Republican,
was elected Mayor to-day by I4lS ma
jJrity over all the others.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. May 10 The races have
been postponed until Saturday on se
count OF the weather.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
FRIDAY HoKNIEG, nAY IA, 1859
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

For GSaaceH0r-I. p. CARUTHEAs
For Joage Of LGg CouTf---T. L. PERKINS
For JUDGE Of Criminal Coart-W W. WALLACE,
For Anv.GeaY Criminal CoJvt--GE0. sTAHL-
For Judge Of Municipal Cotat--G-P FOUTE.
For Prosecuting Attorney
oJKunicfpg Coaat---TBOEAs A. RXAA
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CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD. May I3.-The House rati-
fed the l5h Amendment to-day by a
strict psrty vote.
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500 Reto0rd

WILL be paid for the recovery OF the body
w OF I. B, ADAMS, who was drowne At
Hopeaeld, Ark, on last Sunday.
w. q. L. ADAMS.
YQVkt n 243 Alahaa 6o afrnrf
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The Great Sale Of Suburb IA Lets
In The
BUNTYN AND IRRELEVANT TRACTS
Five Hlls from the City,
Ola Memphis and Charleston Railroad,

OA men BtlAs Hlu Charleston AalkF0aG,
ON THURSDAY, MAY go.
To this sale we specially direct the attention of
those VIC would make 81 pleasant combination
OF city n country LIE. We shall Offer about
ONE HUNDRED 10 rs. varying IN size from
: to 10 acres, many Of them directly upon the
Railroad, and Bone OF them more Than The dis
tance of a few minutes walk 70 a regular nag
station upon the Road, giving The business and
professional men, who follow their vocation in
the city, the advantage OF a retired and eco.
nomioal residence on a few acres OF laud In the
country, with the loss OF but little more time,
/ and at much les expense in money, than to
live on a few feet of gfOuud Ia any part Of the
city. The different trains now runningIn and
out OF the city on this road, afford the Oppor-
unity OF iDgre S and egresi TO and from the
city every Two or three hours during the day.
Communication tickets are sold 10 All The sta
lions included in the laDus offered in this sale
at from 10 10 1919 cents, snd the trip is made 10
the m st distant point in Is minutes from the
city depot. Terms will be exceedingly liberal.
the objeot being TO induce the imInedIate set
Element OF The lands by 4 good population,
Plans OF the lands now at our Office. The Av-
enues and Lots VIII be indicated, SO that par-
ties wishing to make examinations can do so
with no other guide than 3 pl n in their hands.
The locality OF the lands embraced in this sale
has always been highly popular for its health
and be 4uty. AMI the neighborhoOd i rapidly
filling up with the best society,
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co,
my5 Auctioneers.
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OFFIOE OF HERNARDo -INsUKzNor CO.
Tenn, MaY10. 1853
NOTICE is hereby given that q dividend of
N ten per cent. Was tpis day declared upon
tue capital stock OF the Hernando Insurance
Company, free OF Goyernmenttax.
myn BIN NAY, Secretary.
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Notice.

ATR. JAMES KELLY, OF No. os Alabama
WI street, is authorized to act as nv AGENT IN
my absence from the city.
myl4 re p. ZTRQTEPf
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NEW ADvERTrsEME'Ts

NFASO@ 10 NOTICE The
vi ofnceTs and members ofSouLh Mem "a
phis Lodge. No. IFS, Il. and a. M, ars XX
munication, this Friday evening, May 18th, al
s O'Clock.
By order of A. j. WHEELER, W. NJ.
BIN. X. PULLEN Sec'y. myl4
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Dissolution.


EROM the above. IL viii be seen hist We have
n become the successors OF Messrs. e. Rob-
bins 4 Bradley in the general Hardware Basi-
nesF. Cur we'll known experience in this trade
induces US to rely upon a c-ORtinuauce OF the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon our
predecessors. We propose 10 keen on hand q
stock well adRpted to The wants OF the sur
rounding cOuBtry, u will bs prepsred a. all
10 ofer great Inducements TO purchasers.
BARBOUR, glider & SIMPSON.
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Large P%erpmDtOry Sale Of Lots in
Fort Pickering,

~ Lots in BlOsk 50, bounded north by WaIke
street, ssst by Second. south by Coffee, and
west by Washington streets. Also, IA Lots in
BlOcg D Ell north by Coffee street. east
by armstrong. south by Van buren,, and west
by Carroll streets, uron the Plan OF Fort Piok-
ering, now nc!uded in the Corporation or Mem
Mound, on beautiful rion and IL vel surface.
commanding n full view of the river and the
city, anu near the proposed location OF the
Memphis Dock Yard. No property in Fer
Pickering can be regarCgd as more desirable or
valuable. The titles t. tnls property are per
1ect, not being Involved in past or present liu-
CATION Tue UwLeT wishing TO sell. Is deter
mined to meet the market IS to price.
IERMS-HalfC cash, balance l2mO4ths, WITH
OUT This kBue VIII be held on the
premises, commencing Al 10 o'clObk on NON
DAY, 18th May.
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MYANTED-AGENTs-To sell the American
w Knitting Machine. Price SIS. The SIM
plest, cheapest and best Knitiing Machine ever
invented VIII knit 1900 stitches per min
ute. Liberal Inducements TO agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CD, Bcs-
ton, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. my9
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ATrYTON 0ALK0.

TENUINE FREECH GAsIILE SOAP-THIS
" MORNING, at 9o'clOck. st our Salesroom,
we will sell. without reserve, 40 boxes fresh i'm
portsc CaSTTbB SOAP.
ROHSTER, IRRELEVANT q CO.,
myl4 A~uctsoneers.
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30 We nave great pleasure in calling public
attention, both at home and abroad, to the
following list OF property, which we have been
directed by the owners TO place on the market
at Public Sale, being selection rom the most
select business and resistance property in Menu
phis and its vicinity. IA
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-25
Poor Sugar Crop
Expected.
San Francisco Imports
Chinese Women.
Great Excitement In Consequence
Sub-Treasurer's sales Of Gold in
California.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-The billiard match
between Frowley, of Cleveland, and Foley,
of this city, played last night in Crosby's
Music Hall, was won by Foley by 29S
points, the score standing, Foley 1902,
Frowley 1902. Winners average y 1929,
Losers average lS 44-66 The game occu-
pied four hours aud forty minutes, and was
the best ever played by either of the com
batants.
The jury IN the case of Joseph konoeg
and Charles Senter, on trial for the murder
of WIN. Reese, brought in a verdict last
evening, finding the former not guilty, and
Senter guilty Of manslaughter, assessing
his punishment at seven years in the peni.
Tertiary. A motion was made for new
trial
The Tribunes Washington special says
the senate committee will report to-day in
favor of Hubbard's postal telegraph bill.
The Times special says that the confer
ence committee on the constitutional
amendment in reference to suffrage, had
meeting without any definite conclusion
The indications are that the committee will
not agree
The conference committee on the diplo.
matte appropriation bill has decided to re.
port in favor of L. S. commissioner, at a
salary Of three thousand dollars, for Hon.
duras, san Salvador, Nicarsuga, Costa Rics,
and Central America, and reducing the
South American mission to four thousand
and those at Ecuador, Peru and Aragusy,
at a salary not to exceed three thousand
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-25
One Of "Macks" best Pictures Of Carpet
bag Senator from South
Carolina.

ole called to my mind tender recolec-
tons Of the late fraterual struggle by look.
ing exactly like a suffer from whom | used
to buy clay pipes at twenty five cents apiece
and tobacco at ten cents a pipetuI, during
the siege of Nicksburg. lie had the sutler.
ian style to q dot-even the oratoric gcst ures
which erst preceded declaration to the
hungry boys of the TIL Ohio that the mince
pies were oil out, but that he had sent TO the
lanyard for the wherewithal to make a fresh
supply. BY which remark | must not be
understood as dtsparaginE the honest occu-
patton oil a sutler, or intlmatIng that there
is nuEht in 1t that units man for being a
senator afterwards On the contrary, am
Of opinion that the lattcrday senator cannot
have had a better schooling than the rugged
discipline the suter's wagon affords 1t
trains him in those habits Of scIfprescrva,
ton and economy, which, practiccd On
larger scale in his new position, enables him
to save n million out Of salary of five
thousand; and the maedictious over his
scale Of prices, Of the imprecations over the
toughness and Ieatherinesg of his dried beef,
prepare him to bear with tortitade the un-
friendly criticisms of political opponents or
the uuveuomed shafts of caIumny, which ir.
responsible newspaper scribber4 are ever
hurting at the yirtueus head which genius
and ability elevate aud exhibit above the
level of the crowd.