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OK the subject Of a resumption of
specie payments, which is indicated
rs likely 10 be soon the avOwed policy
OF the Government, the Kansas Her
Gld says: AS ardcHtly as the cOun-
try may desire TO see greenbacks give
place to gold, it is safe to say that not
one i'm fifty has thought OF the imme-
diate depression, however temporary,
which Is to follow a sudden resump-
ton Of specie payments. In the first
place, the present imitation Of every
thing Will collapse; high rents, high
rates OF living, high prices for mer-
chandise, high figures for land will
all come down. Labor will grow
cheaper a. everything else adjusts it.
self to the change, and in the end, af-
ter a severe ordeal Of failures and dis
asters, the business and commercial
world viii forget the storm and gather
up the fragments Of the wreck.
"And this condition OF things may
be nearer at hand than one would at
first suppose, who only glances at che
question sufficiently long TO enquire
what would be its effects carried to a
legitimate completion. Secretary
boutwell, is busy at something be-
You'd a doubt. Well informed CORES
pondcnts both in New York and
Washington City predict from him a
grand coup Fet0t which will on the
one hand effect a large European loan
at four per cent, and on the other
bring the country hack at a bound to
specie payments. 1t must eventually
come to this in the end, and it would
certainly be the part Of prudence on
all sides to examine the matter purely
in a business point OF view, and have
houses well in order and sails well
trimmed for the breeze which will
surely blow stiihy when the storm
comes. a short time will decide
matters. Congress meets in Decem-
Der; boutwell, is maturing his plans;
quite a large portion OF the country
demands the change, and il may be
the part Of wisdom to begin it at
oRce.D
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A WONDERFUL LADY.

TN sreat european Wizard. who has
world by her wonderful powers mas f,,st 80
fivtd Ina thts city, and can he fornJ AZ re-
is0n and MOBrOel Those PERSONS vfsbf,g =
kasW their future destiny and sec 4 correct
likeness OF thelr future par snsfs, should vfsit
the Madam at once. She Is pFopounc@d nv
al ether processes q the art 90 be the only
reat and ~dependent PlaIset Reader now Ia
this country. noli
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THE President OF the United states. recoc.
niZtng the hountiful mercits ofAlmighty
God ia the progressive welfare 80 the nation
recommends a day OF National Tlauksziying
In Jh- stSterhoNt Of States. rennesse-s rsa.
sons for gratitude are by no means the least
Herp Ople share TIM general good. No blight
has here destroyed tine fruits of the coil; no
catastrophe hU hefailen The labOrs OF our
craftsmen; nc commercial 4 saSters oyerta-
Ken our merchants; no ptstilence invaded
our llud, IAr lu~ustry OF The IillcTS OF the
soil, OF the tuilers IN the mines. OF the arti-
hcgrs IN wood, C PIPER, iron amt stone, and The
lc 1rf1-Ft Profession, has been prospercd.
schools have been multiplied. Churches
have been opened The IuptureS aud ant
In stles o: tIe past are f1st fading into for
gettulneSs- IA smiles sDd joys of peace
have throughout the Union. az
states. The Liberty OF every man is assured.
These blessings have uot come 10 Us by
chahce. Ihey bespgsk our gratitude to their
Atf-Wise GsVrr. NeShould SEEK Of Him their
inc ease and confirmation in the mlurp.
Ne have been taught, from the Sacred
ord, bY dcNOut parents, that the Lord
taketh pleasure IN them that lear Hmm
his mercy He hCaLCth the broken in heart
he blndeth up their wounds. tie telIeth the
number Of the stars; he prepareth raiu for
thee earth He makrih grass co grow upon the
mount@tns; He msketn peace ia our borders.
Vow, Therefore, !, q. VIC. Srnter Governor
OF the - tte OF Tennessee do hereby recon-
mend that
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Thursday, ths Isth Day Of Noyember. Inst.

be observe ed as a day OF Thanksgiving, PRAYER
and praise To Almighty tod, the giVer of
every good and perfect git. l do further
r~ccOnllnend that sil the people Of the State
40 assemble on That day in their accustomed
piac' S OF public worship and uuitedly render
homage and praise to the Creator aud Pre-
server o. all things, aud deVoutly implore
HIS continuance o. the manifold blessings
he l. nov ~bestOwing upon lie people OF me
state and nation.
Given az the Executive Ofise, in the city OF
Nashville. this lth DAY Of November,
Ia the year o. our Lord one thousand
lsAAL lelght hundred aud siNTy-nine. and OF
the Independence OF lac tinted
States theHnincty -iOurth.
D. ". &. SEETER.
By the Governors:
Al. FLEroIEK, Secretary OF state. uo9
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Registration Notice.

THE folio wing appointments for Reglstra-
i ton art hereby announced
First Ward--N. Miller, IS Main street
Second Nald-Wm-C Chase, il, - Poplar st.
Third Ward-f. p. Adams, l95 Second street.
Fourth Waldo. W. lincoln, So Madison st.
Fith Ward r.. J. ~Boughner, Room - Court
House.
Sixth ward-Wm. A.MeIsom, Waldran Block
Seventh Wfrd-O. &. Jones, corner Hernandez
street and South Market House.
Eighth Ward-WmTait, Blun City NILS, Pop
lar street.
Ninth WarC-J. ID. Danbury. Chelsea House.
Second street.
Tenth ware-B T: Boon, sr-, corner fernando
ami South streets.
III above o ices VIII be open from 8 O'Clock
am. to 4 O'Clock pm.
Up. BoUGHNER,
Commissioner Of Registration for shelby
County. no4
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A n 5000 Mississippi Plantation for a city
"A residence Of equal value.
Also, a si2,500 Mississippi CouOn Plantation
for city property or MERCHANDISE
Also, Arkansas Land and sl50O cash for a
small farm near city, on railroad
Also, City Lots aud Land for an assorted
stock of merchandise.
Also. 20.0oO acres Arkansas Lands for mer-
c~hRndise, or city property.
Also, suburban Improved Property and
cash for n drst-class city residence.
Also, select unimprOved h acre Suburban
Property for "A first class Mississippi River
Plantation
Also, $3.50 Yankee Notions and Millinery
for a SIN sll improved sarm
Also, Merchandise for a small farm on rail
r.aI
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Fresh Alriyals New Goods !

New Shaker Preserves md Jellies-lOe eases;
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New Edam Cheese; New Pineapple cheese;
New Young America and + aeiory Cheese; +.
New Piekles-al sizss-very fine; Z.
New Maekerel-Mess and No. = New Goldfish
Choice Teas; Coleman's Musta. u;
Gross & BlackweIPs Pickles;
Cox & Coopef's Gelatine;
French Mustard; Worcestershire : auee;
Fresh Crackers-a good variety. .
We are receiving, daily, large ado Jtions 20
our stock, andsel as low as any house IL the
city. We Keep the best quality of every
thing In our line. Give us q call
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Es We would also beg leave 10 call the at
tention of Jobbers, as Well a. Retailers, to
the fact that we are the exclusive agents for
West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Ar
kansas, for s. W. H. Wards Paper Collars
and Guns, and sell them at manufacturer
prices. oeI7
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06

young men of the country are emigrat-
ing in large numbers, and commercial
and industrial interests are suffering.
The Toronto Globe says:
1t is pretty safe to say that never,
since the terrible crisis of 1857, has there
been so much anxiety in the minds of
the commercial community of Canada,
as st the present moment. Go where
you will, meet whom you may, gener-
al feeling of apprehension and percepti-
bic want of confidence prevails. Fail
nres are frequent aud disastrous, losses
loom up at every turn, and what is
worse than all, very low grade of mer'
camille morality is painfully prevalent.
Disguise it as we may, the trade of the
country is in a sadly denorslized condi-
tion; and the sooner the community
know the cause, realize the consequence
| es, and discover the cure. the better for
all concerned.
The Globe finds the principal sources
OF this deplorable condition of affairs
to be the over importation and manu-
tacture of goods, over trading generally,
and the credit system. 1t urges that
importations be cut down at least fifty
per cent; a cessation of the practice OF
compromising with iusolvents, and
briefer credits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06
Uncle SANS Barbershop

The New York Express says all the dev.
iltry of the land is not confined to the
brandy, wine, whisky, theatre, and med.
ical bills for which the State is charged
in Albany. 10 the recent report of the
United States Senate contingent fund
we see number of items that are rath.
er odd, and among them an appropria-
tion for sharing mugs, sharing brushes
and honey soap! appropriations for
cologne, bay ruin, and alcohol +! for
cosmetics, extract ginger, and spirits Of
camphor! bathing sponge, (s35 81 flesh
brushes and plate brushes. and for a
variety of like articles. Uncle Sam
seems to get shaved all round. but some
thing cheaper than cosmetics, ginger,
spirits of camphor, and SIS 81 sponges
ought to satisfy our Senators. But as
cleanliness is declared to be next to
godliness, we esuppose even grave Sens-
tors find in this their apology for spong-
ing and shaving.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06

Thousand men fromHavanA and theprom-
ise of still further forces from the home
Government, intends to open at once a
vigorous campaign and to make 1t
as short and decisive as posi-
BILE. OF course We can hardly ex-
pect him to- fail unless the yellow
fever and ether diseases of the
unaccustomed climate shall make ter
rible havoc among his men or unless
powerful aid shall find its way to the
struggling Cubans from the United
States. That formidable aid will 60
from the Uaited States we neither ex-
pect nor under all the circumstances
desire. As for disease, if it must make
its stated ravages in Cuba, we could
prefer that il should seize upon the in
yaders, upon the emissaries of tyranny
and oppression, rather than upon the
victims of tyranny and oppression.
And the diseases of climate are notori-
ously inhospitable. They prefer to at
tack strangers.
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CITY AAoat.

. The Montreal Witness has vivid
sketches of some Of the scenes of the
recent great flood in the st. Lawrence
river. The Montreal police and the Wit
ness reporter embarked in boat loaded
with bread, for pull through the streets
OF Grifintown, which was covered by
water to the depth Of two, four, and in
some places six feet. As the relief par
ty passed along the streets, the chamber
windows of the houses were filled with
women and children clamoring for
bread. Men stood upon chairs in the
doorways preferring the same request,
and boys were sent from distance on
RATS with similar pressing petition.
Mothers, with infants in their arms
and surrounded by their little ones, were
calling from almost every window, tell
ing how many children they had got,
and how long it had been since they had
anything TO eat. Passing through Col
borne, Ottawa and Murray streets, the
relief party found many cases of real
suffering. Those were most destitute
who lived in lanes and back-yards. Into
these out,of-the-way places the relief
party padded their boat laden with
bread, and the joy with which they were
welcomed by the imprisoned inhabitants
we'll repaid them for the discomfort
they experienced from the cold, heavy
rain which fell continuously. In the
loft of stable they found family Of
FIVE persons who had been without food
for twenty-four hours. They were all
lying on the floor covered with bed
clothes, and in this position they had
remained night and day since the rising
of The water. In another place one poor
fellow waded up to the skiffin water up
to his middle, and took two loaves of
bread for his family, who he said had
not eaten since yesterday morning.
These he carried up ladder TO his gar
ret, where his wife and children receiv.
cd the bread from his hands through
window.
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Fhe New Dnmininn

The Csnucks don't prosper we'll with
their New Dominion. There is a re-
luctance to enter it on the part of the
Eastern colonies; the big wig authori-
ties at the British end of the line don't
favor the projects of the Canadian mag
mates; conspiracies and invssisns from
Yankees and the Fenisn brotherhood
are constantly spprehendsd; the best
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06

The sort of stuff those terrible ogresses
the female philosophers-amuse
themselves with is exhibited in lee
ture by Julia Ward Howe, which she
calls Polarity. a Study of Sex She
takes the ground that the distinction OF
sex is the "mere initial of the simplest
aetiou of polarity in conscious and inde-
pendent life She also declares that
The man is half, the woman lslt.
They were not merely mathematical
halves indifferent in themselves and
never operative halves" Mrs. Howe
likewise AYERS that the idea around
which the whole result and manifesto
tiou Of the universe revolyes is central
and feminine. The latter statement
proves itself, we suppose. The universe
revolves around the central Hub, and
the feminine Howe furnishing the Hub
with an idea, the idea must be central
aud "ieminine," of course. But what
the deuce IS the meaning of the rest Of
| IT., about polarity in conscious and
independent lifs,' and the mathematical
out never operative halvesi
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sad Salvation.

The Courier. Journal don't think much
of negroes as nation savers. 1t says
"A cotemporary says, that, if it could
be done in no other way, he would not
object to see the country saved even by
negroes Nor would we, but we might
afterwards consider the country as the
Queen of Lilliput did her palace when
CULVER had extinguished the flames
that were consuming it-a thing unit
to live in.n
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The Sorosi. n OuarreI

The question, "can society or club
composed entirely of ladies get along
without quarrelp has aG last been
settled. The SOrosis, which was sup
posed to be moving along so amicably,
with all the peace and harmony which
existed in the Garden of Eden before
the Evil One tempted Eve, has at last
commenced wrangling. Two factions
have sprung up, each insisting upon its
mode of conducting the affairs of the
society, and each bent on crying
Scissors" scissors" to the last.
What the real trouble in the Sorosis
camp is we are unable to say, but suf-
fcient for the present is the fact that a
family row exists which threatens di.
vision and the org 4nization of an oppo-
sition club, or else an internal feud and
quarrel which will give to the regular
meetings a dramatic character. Each
side is headed by ladies who have here
tofore been the most prominent in the
club. The members generally are taking
sides, and we should not be surprised to
see the contest between them conducted
with all the spirit and vim of the pO-
litical contests between the male por.
tiou of humanity. Already the mutter-
ing foreshadow a coming storm of more
than ordinarymagnitude in that quarter.
The one year of peace which we were
told existed there is to be followed by a
year of war.-Nelc York Cui=eH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06

RADICAL politicians at Washington
say that unless the Cabinet is recon
structed the party will go to pieces
One would think there had already been
changes enough in that department
THE strongest man in Christendom'
ought to get alOOg withcut q weekly
Cabinet. If he can't, let him keep hi.
present one. It's Wedkly enough fol
practical purposes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06

A KENTUCKY cotemporary is dis,
satisfied with the "tifty-seven paymas
ters" employed in the military service
So large a number for that branch ot
duty does look extravagant, but only
think of the pay miStrssses in the Treas
AIRY Department.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06

SoalE of GRANTS Radical enemie.
raised the story last week that he had
been maudlin drunk the preceding Sat.
urday." The yarn was authoritatively
denied, and the contradiction created a
more marked sensation than the accusa.
ton
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IT is stated that "the President is
losing flesh This would not be dis
tressing if it were not accompanied with
the announcement that his Supply o.
spirits" is also running short.
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A WASHINGTON correspondent gives
currdnt-cy to the item that GRANT "has
been cowed into o jelly of acquiescence.'
Consequent, doubtless, upon the jam Of
office beggars.
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Hon. James Thompson,

Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April % 1866.
Il consider 'HOofand's German Bttsrs' a
U1llGd6Ls medicine in case Of attacks of Indiges
ton or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this from my
experience of IL.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. Joseph II. KenHdrd, D. d.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church. Phila.
delphia.
DR.. JdeksoT-Dear Sir: have been frequent
ly requested to connect my name with recon-
mendatiOns of different kinds Of medicines but
regarding the practice as out of nv approBriats
sphere have in all cases declined; but With a
clear proof in various instances, and particular.
ly in my own family, of the use of DR.. HooAand' :
German Bittsrs depart for once from INV usuaI
course: TO express my full conviction that Ior
general debility Of The syEtern, and espeei1lly E1r
LireT Complaint, u is a safe aud vdl,tabLS rSS,a.
ration In SEINE cases 1t may fail; but usually
doubt net, 1t will bs verv beneficial 10 tboss
who suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
j. Il. kENNARD
Eighth, below Coates St
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,

THIS NEW AND CUNTdOUIoUs Eorrsv
located corner Of Broad say aud 5li Strs-t
possesses AdvzutARss ever all other b1Bss. ~,
ne Aooonaod~iio1 Of IL Eaests II ~ buiIi
I.ss'. gtPss-sLy i0I hrst-clA.s Family BOArding
heated 6y steam With hot and esId yratsr -
furnished second 70 none, while tbe cniina-y
aspAItu~nt b IL the most eEpsrispcad hanSs
an9raing guests al dHeq1zlsd table.
One o. AtToods Paint Elsvst0rs i also
among TIE modern imDrOvsmsutsT and AZ the
serylee OF Elests At al hours.
ne door every four mimi :, ruaninI, froz the
SIty hAL 70 Central Park. while the sixth and
> = enth Avenue Lines are bat = sbsrt block on
either SIDE, anordiDg ample facilities for CON
q manlesting with al the DeDOts, STEAMBOAT
Landings, places Of Amusement and B1siness
Of the great metropolis
MORE l. HOLLKY,
maFiI6m PrDUTistOrsL
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by tho use Of either of these
remedies. They will cure every case of Ma.
RASMUS, without fail
Thousands of certificates have accumulated
IN the hands Of the proprietor, but space will
allow of the publication Of but a few. Those.
il will be observed, are men of note. and of such
standing that they must be believed