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IRON GRANT.

What purports to be the result Of an
interview with Gen. GRANT, by q Lou
isiaua Judge, will 5e found on our first
page. Il will here, as it has elsewhere,
attract attention. Emanaling from so
intOlerant a Radical source as the st.
Louis Democrat, it must be taken with
many grains Of allowance. What Of It
will most strike the Southern reader
with establishment is the admission Of
the Louisiana Judge that there is lin
the South q GENERAL tendency to So
cure the services Of the negroes Wih0ua
prompt md adequate compensation :"
Snd an unw%iliingness on the part Of land
owners 10 divide up and cell their lands.
How 20 unmitigated q fslsehood could
find uttersnce from Gen. GRANT and be
tacitly consented to by q Louisiana
Judge, passes our comprehension. II
Gen. GRANT is, as we suppose, a con.
slant reader 81 q Of FORNEY's two
Journals (the Washington GrOnicLe.)
lac will realize in its first column that
lands ia the South are being so freely
offered Tor sale, snd SO freely sought for,
That the Clerk o. the Senate has opsned
a "land bureau" in connection with MS
newspaper Office 10 Washington. and
hatters himself that it will shortly psv
better than the Chronicle and the
Press together, with the perouisitss
OF the Senate thrown in. The gan.
eral content Of the negroes through.
out the South and the fact that
without the interference OF the Freed.
mans Bureau, contrasts on a liberal and
equitable scale have been entered into
by planters with their Iaborers. are
patent 10 all down this way. ard
fully refute the Islander that this yirulent
correspondent puts in the mouth of Gen.
GRANT. 1t is impossible to believe that
the Pfeshent-elect, 30 noted for his reti-
csnce, would st once, and so abruptlv
give expression 20 the most Radical SEN
fiments as to cur people. He is a man
OF varied experience in life, and must
know that, whatever the preiudices OF the
peple Of the South, they are too shrewd
and practical not to avail thsr.seIves NJ
any honorable means OF mopev.making
that may offer. The " TRADING sn;rit y
so characteristic Of Americans genersI,v
il not so quieseent in the South that her
people will refuse a bargain simply for
the reason that the money comes from a
Yankee, a Mormon or an Alaskan. II
we could believe such a speech rs this
possible from GRANT, we should despair
of the peace which he has time and
again, il bis terse way, insisted it was
his determination 10 restore.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 5.-The Leg.
jslature convened to-day and Gov. Hoi-
man delivered his message. 1t states
that the State debt at the end OF the ifs
cal year was SSS, S64, AS, which the sink
ing funds, If not diminished. will al the
present rate Of application extinguish
within nine years.
He says he thinks there is q manifest
disposition Oh the part of Congress to
control and regulate Suffrage in all the
Stairs, which he deprecstes ss q step ia
the direction Of Capitalization Ct p0ws-
IN the general Government unwsrrant d
by the Constitution. He denOuEcss q g
reconstruction measures of Congress, and
concludes by saying thGt while uphold
ing the principles Of his party, he will
support the Executive OF the United
States in every political 6ff):t for the
common welfare of cur common coun-
try,
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WEATHER AsD RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 5.-The river is
rising, with twelve feet three inches Ia
the canal.
The weather is clear aud delightful.
ST. LOUIS, January 5.-The river has
risen eight inches, with eight feet TO
Cairo.
Tonnage to New Orleans ia abundant.
Freights on flour, 400; II pound
freights, 25e.
The Bismarck, Merry Forsyth, Atlantic
and bsIgss arrived. The W. Il. Arthur,
Bee and bRrges departed.
C~INCINNATI, January arrived;
ArmRdillo and Belle Vernon from New
Orleans. Departed, Mary Doridge tor
New Orleans. The river has been rising
st the rate Of one inch per hour, with SO
feet In the channel at 6 p. IN. The wes-
ther is clear, cool and pleasant.
CAIRO, January 5.-The river rose Is
inches. The weather is clear and mild.
Up-Olive Branch, Coca.
DOwn-City of Alton, Il pm. LAST
night Emma No. 8. l am; Sam. J..
Hale, Z am.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, January 5.-The Legislature
Oh Maine will convene on Wednesday.
q question OF the United States Sena-
gSttshlp Is attracting great attention.
q candle ates are Hon. T. Nj. Morrell
anu non. HHnnibsl Hamlin. The coz
test promises TO be a hard one, but pres.
e1t inuIestions point to the nomination
OF Mr. Hsmlln.
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New Yo-E ssnrket.

2 YoEK January 5.-Cot'on 27Ke. Flour
59l0c better; superb ( 7G7 %. WHISKY $50
Wheat 29Sc better. Com ySs9Sl Y. Rice dun
Cpba sugar ll1s4 &c.
Dry TO ds-HCavy brown sbesti IS l53iGc
Bisached fancy STYLES dark prints ~ aISLc.
Money The market is stringent at : for call
cans. Close oD.erveTs profess 70 see indica.
tiOns OF relaxation ia The s'Tingency. Thu
Open Board ana Stock Exchange have abol.
lshed the buying and selling OF money within
the bu ldiOg. Some OF TIE larger banks report
thai their receipts OF currency from Chicago
IS reported that they Will Increase. Sterling
hrmer at $685. Cold 3E4 a3fs safe nank-
more &C i've, sew Iennessees 6Zg56; Old
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Dissolution 81 CopartmersAtp

YV,HE firm OF THOMPSON & CUMMINs is
this day diss 1lved by mutual consent.
Either party is authorized T. syn in quida.
WADDY THOMPSON,
A. l.. CUMMINS.
aEon,obfs January I lg6Q- ia5
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CTTIZENS'AssOCIATI0S CALEaEOFoR.
In view of the recent frequent assaults
upon the city's railroad stock, and The
merchandising proceedings Of the
Board OF Mayor and Aldermen, it hes
been suggested, and the suggestion, We
understand, meets with much favor, to
organize q "Citizens' Association" sim
liar TO that Of New York, whose chief
business it will be to note all a%ppropria-
tions, sales, purchases, bargains and con-
tracts Of the Board Of Mayor and Alder
men; closely investigate theic origin
and purpose, and report through the
4" stale columns" Of the press TO the peo-
pie, who, lOe think, have q right 20
be apprised OF and consulted before
their property is secretly sold; IS II the
case of the Little Rock Railroad bonds,
worth, principal a%ndinteTsst paid, at least
$500, 600. We hope that, with the defeat
OF this scheme to-day, all pressing
emergency for such al organization viii
be dissipated. If, however, members Of
the Board will prove recreant 70 their
trusts, and barter Tor q song what has
cost their constituents so much Of labor
SIS we'll ss money then we hope such en-
association will be fsrthWith organized :
that its first duty will be to investigate
this transaction and hold Up 10 merited
scorn and contempt, any city officer
found to have favored il.
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NEW HAS

Tor RENT.-A PLANTATION. situated on
T GOEcOpiD Lake" near Red Fork, Arksn-
Sas iiver, containing llG0 or 1910 acres open
land, with good improvements, including
Steam Gin and Mil, now in operation. Apply
soon TO THOS. Fl. ALLEN s. o
Jsl No. ! Monroe Street, Cooper Block,
ETOBEN.-Fsom my premises. neE Forest
- hill. SHELBY county. Tenn, on the night of
ina ssh Inst = large Yellow Maze Mule, five
years old, fUIl Eixle,a Eands high, blSoh stripe
across her shoulders snd several around her
legs, a large kuaI OF her nave, name aud tail
natural. lwE give tweuty-hve dollars for her
delivery 10 ms, or TO OH. Townsend, IN Mem
PMS. ja6l W. 7, BE11fS.
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But this is not all. We understand
that the road from Little Rock to F~rt
Smith, and all the branches, with their
accommodations CT State snd other appro-
p-istions OF lands and money, Eiu fall
into their eager clutches il this bargain
80 enthusiastically ehampioned by the
Mayor is carried out. That's the milk
in the cOcos nut.
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aEMpEIIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY MORNING. IAN. 6. 1859

AN able eulogy upon the late Judge
HUMPHREYS, by Judge THos. r. SMITH,
has been unsvoidabiy crowded over for
to-moTrow's edition.
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MARRIED

ALLBN-MORGAN-At the residence Of Al
len I. Morgan, in this city, On the 3O.h ult, by
Rev. Mt. Ransom. MIR. SAM. H. ALLEN, OF
Dickinson, Williams 4 Co., to Miss SUE NJ.
MORGAN.
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HOLM REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jefer-
u son Street, entTnnce III alley. Special at
tsniion given TO stair Work. Houses and Ve-
rRndahs framed ready for shipping lnoy2llm
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Grand N~ight-Banent OF THEO. HAMILTON
wednesday kveniDg January 8 -Wul be
presented. tie STREETS Of NEW YORK
Badger, Then. Hamilton. Full cast.
FEursdsy-bEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
friday, 9Th OF hrs. NJ flanagan.
SCALE or PRIJEs-Drc~s Circle ard PaTqueLte,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 60 Family Circle, 81
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents; ColOred Gal
iery, IS c5ats.
Doors open 81 quarter TO ! o'clock; curtain Will
riBe at 8 precisely. book omen from 10
o'clock m. to- pm.
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TAXPAYERS OPPOSED TO THE SALE
ell TEsE E.ETTLE ROCK RAILROAD
STOCK.
The following named gentlemen and
firms, to he recognized as among the
most s0lCsnt and s1cossgsR in the city
who, by their present prosperity, haze
ej0e1 earnest 10 this public Of their a6H.
iy to take care Of their oOH 0BdirS, in 8
petition against the unnecessary sale OF
the oity's Little Rock railroad stock,
said We think it un wise and bad pol
icy fer the city to part with her interest
ia this and other roads, and protest
against any sale Of the city's stock"
JnO. T. Stratton, Z. NJ. Apperson &
Newton, Ford Co, Co,
J. T. Petit, ". NJ. Harrington,
John Hsrbsrt, r. W. Smith,
VIM. L. Vance, / NJ. Hill,
Partse & Harbert, w. F. Hardin,
JnO. 5. TcOf, J. @. LOnsdale,
Jas. Phe4an, Galbreath, Stewart
W. +. Boyle, Co,
J. II. EtmOndsOn, A. NscczTO,
II. Wade & CO., MOsby d D0rioB,
Manifold q Higbes, Clark, Ely & Co.,
A a. E~0ufOlGt3 EsilDLt q To-,
NJ. L. Mescham, W. o. Williams,
Jss. T. Bourne, +. NJ. Mahsn,
T. Titus, A. S. Mitchell,
AT. q. luther, VIM. NJ. Perkins.
These gentlemen and firms may be as
sured OF the support Of the public in
their prompt opposition 10 a scheme that
viii prove more productive of regrets Of
allowed to be consummaged) than the
sale Of the stock in the Charleston road
an error that has cost Memphis 3 voice
in the dietatiOn Of the conduct and policy
Of that great corporation.
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EeyF Orleans EEnr.sat,

NEW ORLEANS. January 5.-Colton higher;
middhngs zJ54g25c sales 500 bales receipts
Si6S bale; exports 1884 bales. Gold %. Sterling
asa, Commercial 45A946. New &crk sight y
@aSc discount. Flour steady supcIine u 50
Ky 81 70; XXX S.. Corn dull; while 7Ta7Sc;
yellow sic. oats duh at 10. Bran dull at 81 81.
Hay, prime, 3 6927. Pork active and excited,
$50. Bacon scarce ard quiet; shoulders Axe (;
sides lSgl94c. Lar 6rm tierces held at 1870
kegs 20. Sugar and mOlasszs active and buoy
ant; common sugar SO 'O5; prime ~ 9l2}z &c !
yellow clarified Lao. Common mp'aS-es 5zIsg
SIC; prime 65G6s;; choice G9470. Whisky dun
ana iowar; rJctid d 81 I2L. Coffee quiet fair
l4%c; prime l5%9lG4e.
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RURS L0Sr.-On the 3lst December. a Isdv,s
L medium size MINK CAPE The Under WIN
be literally rewarded on leaving the same at
rcom No, S Waldran Block. iaI
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-That vaIu-
Ii able EricK House, No. III, with lot font
back 1857 feet 10 an alley, will be sold under a
deeree bv the Supreme Court OF Tennessee, ON
III JANUARY "A, 1863, in front Of
tue courthouse door in Memphis, BY John L..
Brown,. Clerk OF Supreme Court. By agree.
ment of parties, the sale will be for 5000 cash
sghcient to pay the debt, interest and cost for
which the sale Is made, and twelve months
time viii be given on the balance. Parties de-
string to invest viii please call at nv Off &c, end
will take pleasure In showing them the pTOp-
erty. THOS. WlCHERSHAM,
No. 9 P0s'ofiee Building.
Refer 10 advertisement in the Evening Post.
3" Planters Bank ~oFTennessee VS., < U. Perrin
ct al" ia5
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEWANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
TlHE next Term OF the Junior Department
will open at University Place, Tenn,
ON the IOth Bay of February, 1859.
BOYS received at any age and prepared for Col
Ieee. Location perfectly h~ealtny-AW feet
above the sea. 500 covers expense, board and
tuition, for three months. For circulars and
information address q. X. Fairbanks, ESQ,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn.
c. L. QUINTARD. DID,, LID.
lax aodn vice Cnancellnr.
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aRrNKLET FEMALE CoLLEc
Big Geek Land Ten Miles Of aemphls.

90 100, $50 and 200 acres out of 500 IN The
~, Mississippi River Raiiroad, soon 20 be
1uil,. aud near the prospective depot, for sale
at bargains, and Immediately also, 20 acres,
HaiDly cypress Timber, on Hatrhte Rlso,
STEAM MILL Apply to my sons on premises,
or to myself, this month. at Raleigh.
1910 acres good Stock Rancho on the Layaca,
in jackson county,, Texas, and coo aCr,s on
Trinity, Liberty county, Texas. Fine PIauts-
Cion 10 sell or exchange for CITY property. Al
titles perfect. li23l y. -. HEMBERT.
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HE IS HERE!

TVHE STEAM MAN VIII be on exhibition for
/ three days only. st No. 23 Main street,
Commencing Tuesday MURNIN3-EQurs
from 8 to I2F.m., to 5 pm. and to 3 pm, Adj
mission, p cents children, Is cents. ja4
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dissolution

TIE finn OF FLAEER1Y q WALSH has
1 beer Hats dag cissolvtd by mutual Eouseut.
The bu-tres Will n lgt1r57 be Conducted by
Mezs1F. j. Flaherty 4 Co. The cutstandii Z
business VIII be SETTLED by the new firm, who
assume all jiabiiides, and to whom al pay
Inen'h of debts Iauat be MADE.
JAS FLAPFRrY.
Memphis, J an. 2. lSt9. JOHN WALSH. JAG
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NFFkCE nEyOTO INSURANCE x TRUST
~ COMPANY,
MEEPHis, January 3, 1853.
At a meeting Of the IiTecvOrs, held this Gay
AZ the Office Of The Com pauy, e DIVIDEND Of 10
per cent. was q -clRIei upon he capital it-ck
of sail company. :. q. |LoNSBAlE,
Ltdg-r cOuv. 81 Secretary
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WHAT HE BVYS.

The purchasers Of the city's Little
Rock Railroad stock viii receive Tor the
500 coo which they propose to pay the
city, a controllirg portion Of TIE follow
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Cincinnati Market.


Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. January 5-FsmiIy flour 81 500
: 20. Wheat 81 739l 10. Corn CSC. Ostst096ic.
Cotton 25Lg25c. Whisky 81. Bulk shoulders
lLc; tile5 lf1l5Ac. BACON shoulders lS14c
sides i649I71zc. Lard I74glE4c. Eggs Z9c.
st. louis 5aarhes.
sr. LOUIS, January s-Ce;ton 2sG3ie. su
pernue Hour s. 75aG -. Wheat 81 5JGl 81.
Corn GOaJSc. Oats J,g5S'. Whisky 9;1@c. Po k
SIS 50s.9 Bulk shoulders lILc; clear sides
1915. Bacon shoulders l5Ec; clear sides VIC.
Lard lI1zglSc.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-TobaccO sa'es SO
hhds; light Tugs to gcOi leaf S4gD 81 Cotton
2szc, SnPerhne aour g 5Oa6 50. WheatSI 500
, Com 659T0c. Oats 5sg6Jc. Ryesi -. Pork
S2S JlGf9. Lard lSL@lg,. Bulk shoulders lie I;
sides l5Ag SIC packed. Bacon shoulders lie
sides E49iT4c packed. Whisky, raw free, ST..
Foreign EGrkaEs.
LoNDOE, January 5.-Consols closed al s25s :
90, and U. 5. $50 bonds at ~.
FRANKFORT, January 5.-Unit.d states 5 COS
closed at 75S g7SA.
LIVERPOOL, January 5.-COttOn closed frmeT.
Sales 5000 bales. Up.ands on the SPOT uIsd /;
10 arrive lGs@lli; Orleans ll5sd.
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Correspondence, on tubAe Euents' solicited IRON
ge-1 part Of ne United states.
ALNSLIE, EEATING & co.
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FAx-PAYERS OPPOSED To TH SALE
ell TIE LITTLE o { RAILROAD
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TO THE PUBLIC
TvRms OF sUBsCRrprroE.
RATEs o. ApvERrIsIKa.

DAILY APFRA one O.
sEKLY APPEAL, one ear-..-----..... 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18
General JOrdan'S Cuba Expedition.

Another New York paper referring TO
the expedition of General jordan, which
had landed in Cuba. seven hundred strong,
and of whose conflicts with the Spaniards
we have had previous accounts, says:
"The next day after his landing Jordan
was attacked by strong body of Spaniards,
reinforced by troops arriving from Mayari.
He moved out of his position, and thereby
gave the Spaniards to understand that he
gave up the field. They charged immedi-
ately up to the abandoned points of de-
fense (saw dismounted gun and small
quantity of war material left as q decoy),
and soon occupied them. Jordan had,
however, previously arranged other houses,
cutting port-holes, &C., and mounting can
non of strong calibre. These were con-
cealed, As soon as the troops had fairly
got up to what seemed his abandoned works,
he all of a sudden rained upon them a
perfect fusilade. They were cut down
terribly, and fled as fast as possible, until
they met another detachment from the
garrison at Mayaria. Jordan brought
along SIX field pieces and two seipe pnns.
He arrived q little sooner than was ex-
pected, and did not get into communioa-
ton with Quesada until the third day. He
left, what he should have carried with him,
the seige guns, and retired, as he did not
wish to wait and have the enemy's forces
concentratediupo him. He is now, how
ever, safe and sound, with the rest of his
artillery and munitions of war, along with
General Quesada."
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streets ut early dawn "to wake the town
up, frequently knocking at q ncighbor's
door and saving him from the i'll effects of
too prolonged morning slumbers. Gov.
Swain was eminently a neighborly man ;
always genial, kindly, often playful. Even
when bowed by family cares and anxieties,
the full extent of which his nearest neigh
bors never knew-even in the depths of
that parental anguish known only to God,
his heart was always open to sympathy
with Others. Sad and oppressed he might
be, but never unapproachable. On the
anniversaries of his birth. day he would
make the rounds and claim the good
wishes of every neighbor. He visited every
family and desired to be on good terms
with all.
was at Chapel Hill in 1859. There was
not then place prettier, or more interest
ing and unique anywhere in the South
There were sixteen members of the Faculty
and four hundred and thirty students. DR..
Mitchell had gone to his rest and reward
two years before, but DIR. Phillips, DR..
Hubbard, Prof. Fetter, Judge Battle, Prof.
Chas. Phillips. Prof. Hepburn, Prof Mar
tin, Prof. Kimberly and Prof. Smith were
all at work, and hard at work. In one
year from that time the first low mutter-
ings of the war were heard advancing
nearer.
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The VeIOcipede i'm Scotland.

The Dundee Advertiser tells this story:
A matron in Bonnebank was stunned and
stupefied the other day, on seeing gentle
man who had been practicing on a veloci-
pede, ard who was approaching her dwell
ing on foot, leading it up the Incline
''Preserve iving!-come here" she cried
to neighbor, 'Did you ever see thing
like this?" Both looked intentIy for while,
and the other said: "Toots, woman. did
you never see thing like that? It's just
man gaun about wi a thing for sharpin'
razors." Hearing this, the woman ran to
the house to look for her scissors, crying
at the same time to her son: "Jim, rim oof
and tell that man to stop, for want my
shears snarpit." Jim did as commanded.
but after looking a short time: "Mither,
that's ma a sheer man ava. think it's
only Teyler Tamson trying two row twa
girds." But the gentleman, who was now
'stridelegs" over the feet horse, was off
like an arrow. "Hech! Whatll he wager"
quoth the matron, as he vanished from
view, "but that's ane O. the new fashioned
whurlygigs the newspapers ca philoso-
Dhers"
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR FOR
ID married persons or those about to be mar
red, both male and female, in everything con-
cerning the physiology and relations of our sex
nai system, and the production and prevention of
offspring, including all the new discoveries never
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iOUNG, NJ. y. This is really p valuable and in
teresting work. It is written in plain language
tOr the general reader, and is illustrated with nu-
mer0us Engravin8s. All young married people,
or those contemplating marriage, and having the
least impediment to married life, should read this
book. 1t dIscloses secrets that every one should
'e acquainted with still it is book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. 1t will
be sent to any address on receipt of SO CENTS
Address, DIR. WM. YOUNG, No. 416 Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
E1~AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.-No
matter what may be your disease, before you
place yourself under the care of any one of the
notorious QUACKS-native and foreign-who ads
yertise in this or any other paper, get copy of
DR.. Young's Book and read it carefully. 1t will
be the means of saving you many a. dollar, your
health, sand possibly your life.
DR.. Young can be consulted on any of the dis
eases described in his publications, at his Office
No. 4I6 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadel'
phia.
iuly3 Oily
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Arrest of Several Citizens by the
Military.
GREAT EXCITEMENT,

WARRENTON, GA, June 8, 1869.
Editors Chronicle d Sentinel:
Chap Norris, the notorious scalawag
sheriff of this county, who ran away from
here several months since when no man
was pursuing, returned yesterday with a
body guard of one hundred and twenty
five of Uncle Sans soldiers, which, in adj
dition to the force already here, gives us a
garrison of nearly three hundred. Norris
brought orders to the commanding officer
from General Terry to recognize him as
sheriff of the county, and to render him all
the assistance he needed, which means to
have every man arrested whom Norris
disliked. This miserable creature COM
menced his work of infamy at once, which
did not surprise any one who knew his
character, by making arrests of personal
enemies-men who had despised him for
his meanness and rascality. The first ar
rest made by the military at the instance
of Norris was that of John Raley, who was
appointed temporary sheriff by the Ordi-
nary to fill the place of Norris. The fol-
lowing citizens were afterwards arrested :
E. e. Cody, Ed. Cody, Zip. Cody, 81. Mar
tin and A. L. Hartley, editor of the Clip
per, all of whom are respected and law,
abiding citizens. They are now in Jail
It is suspected that Norris will have other
arrests made. The excitement is very
great, and our people are excited and in
dignant. There is no telling what the re-
suit may be if this thing is suffered to go
on. Counsel our people to be patient and
forbearing under their wrongs. Violence
and resistance are to be avoided, but God
forbid thst our people should be exasper-
ated to desperation. The worst conse-
quences might ensue. W.