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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.

YgIIIIS is to rive notice that on the 18th day OF
A. February, 4, ID 1862 o warrant in Bankrupt
CIV was issued against the estate Of George A. Ba
ker. Of Cedar Falls, in the county of Black Hawk
and State of Iowa, who has been adiudgcd Bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment of any
debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt, to him. or for his use. and the
transfer of any property by him. are forbidden by
law; that meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt to prove their debts and to choose one or
more assignees OF his estate, will be held at a
Globe Building, In Dubuque. Iowa. before d. W.
Poor, Esq. Register, on the goth day of March, A
ID. 1869, ut o'clock L. NJ. 49,. ..-
P.W. CRAWFORD,
Deputy United States Marshal Messenger.
WILSON e DouD,
Attys for Petitioner. 49wa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

IF mercury stood as low in Wash
ington yesterday as it did in Cedar
Falls, Andy must have felt badly to
be turned out in the cold.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

EIEssER GOGUS.
R0OFIyG WaTEREaE.s,

DUBBER CLoTaINGC Co, F. NJ. & ". A. Shep-
III ard, Manufacture all descriptions of Heavy
and F'-ncy Rubber Goods, Hose and Betting,
Stationery and Drug Goods, 81 Lake st.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

a BLESSING TO LADIES.-Dr VIM. Ray has
"A discovered O simple plant that never fails 10
bring relief, when checked by cold or otherwise.
These Vegetable Monthly Powders can be depend
ed on by ladies in "iimc and hour OF need" Price
500 per package. by mail, SECURE from 0bscrva-
ton Address, in confidence, wv. RAY, Y. ..
Box 4,T31srS. " York.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

DOWEN, WHITMAN 8 WINsLOW, Whole
ID sale Dry Goods, WOolens and Notions, Is &
II Randolph St, large stock aud low prices.
HALE s. VAN WICK, Dealers in Dr. Goods,
NJ Woolens and Notions at Wholesale. Stock
well selected and sold at bottom prices, So Lake St
- ID. JACKSON & Co, Wholesale Dress Goods,
-. White Goods Notions, Hosiery, Woolens,
Fnrniahing Goods. &C. 80 and 81 Mabash Ave.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

Il GENTS WANTED in every town to sell he.
n celebrated Clipper Mowers and Reapere-
Lightcst draft and most durable machines made.
Send for civCuar CLIPPER MOWER 4 REAPER
Co - LITn ST New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
CANvASsERS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
A LIVE PAPER
Ercry Farmer at the Vest Should
Take it!
TIE NORTHERN FARMER,
Fond du Lac, Wis.
The Cheapest Agricultural Paper
Published!

CONTAINS YEARLY from three to five hun
~ bred pages OF practical matter on Agriculture,
lIort;cultlre. stock Raising, Poultry Breeding,
Dairy business, Bookkeeping; also. Choice Read.
Family Readings" Rural Readings" Sabbath
Hours" "Childrcn's Corner" Poetry, &c, &C, all
Of which combine to make 1t the farmers tivorite
paper of the West, and cheapest paper published
in the country. The publisher distributes each
Spring quantities of Garden and Field Seeds TO
each subscriber, and offers more liberal Cash Pre-
aiuUs than any other published. Send for sam-
pies TO The publisher, FRED. ID. CARSON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
yENEGAR WORK =.
WATCHES 4 !EyEERY,

DRTsslNG'S purc Cider Vinegar. Warranted
H. Pure and 20 preserve pickles. Strong and pei
Gtahle. Largest works 10 II. s. Established 1913.
g. G. Z. Prussing, 500 & 81 State 81. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

AAsskSD " .2Akrss
~ REENEBAUM, SONS L co, 80 Randolph
N Street, Wholesale Hardware and Cutlery,
Manufacture Iron. Nails. Carriage Bolts, loose
joint butts, etc, Fenn's Axes & Edge Tools.
HEARKLEY. ALIING u co, Importers and
VA JObbers OF Hardware & cutlery, 81 Lake St.,
Manufacturers Of Wire Cloth, Sleeves Riddles, &c.
MILLER, BROTH Frs & KEEP. importers 4
w jobbcrs in Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural
Tools, Agency for American File Co. & Wheeling
Nails, IS State st.
IL ELL0GG & JOHNSON. dealers in Builders
EA Hardv are and Tools, agents for the River
ride Works Wheeling Nails.
Orders by mail filed With promptness and dis
patch, at lowest fgnrcs. Us Clark St.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
"A agricultural College.

The First regular term of the Iowa
agricultural college will open on
Wednesday, March 18th, 1869. All
who feel an interest in the Institu-
ito are respectfully invited to be
present.
Trains will stop nj the college farm
at the following times: Going West
--G:45 A. NJ. and $50 Z. NJ. Going
East-0:i0 A. N, aud 9:10 p. NJ.
by Order of Board of Trustees.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
COMMESSEOy.


SPEAR. PRINCE & HoLBRoOK, importers
, and dealers in Carpetings, Paper Hangings
and Win low Shades We sell our goods low,
and can make every inducenlent to purchasers the
market will afford new Carpet House with a
stock entirely uew.throughout. 81 s 81 State ST.,
cart front of Crosby's Opera House, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
MACHINERY.

~ Wrought Iron Pipe Malleable Iron Castings,
Steam Warming Apps, 10 N. Jefferson st.
"ALWORTII, TWOIlG & FUHSE, Iron Pipe
, w & Fittings, Steam Boilers, Pumps q Gaugee
Betting, sim Wm' z App 225 lake 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
DISSOLUTION.

FSTITE partnership heretofore existing between
a. Mrs. J. K. Norton s. Son, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. BUsiucss will be continued at
the same stand by
W. g. NORTON.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, March 81, 1850. 4gw2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

FROM THE FAR WEsT.-Wo clip
from the Central City Colorado,
Register, the following paragraph -
"Mr. Alex. Cameron called yesterday
and gave us some valuable informa'
ton respecting the recent discovery
of an extensive belt Of silver veins
found on Cascade Creek, a tributary
of Chicago Creek, and about eight
miles above the confluence of the
latter with South Clear Creek. lie
says the valley is broad and beautl-
ful, something like that of Grass
Valley Bar, and the adjacent noun
tains are almost destitute Of soil, in
consequence of which the veins are
readily traceGble almost their entire
length. The crevices are strong and
we'll defined on the surface, showing
streaks of fine argentiferous galena,
ranging in width from five to twenty
inches. The company of which he
is the head have made four or five
discoveries. The principal one Is
named Miami, which they have sunk
unon to the depth of fifteen feet
The creyice at this point is four feet
wide, carrying various seams of sill
yer ore. \ specimen recently assay
cd 10y Mr.. Burlingame, gave S0o.02 of
silver per ton. The company have a
second shaft sinking on what is
called the Eastern extension of the
"Silver BIulr" This shaft is ten feet
deep, amG the vein is looking ex-
tremely promising. Mr.. Cameron is
aanguine that this is the most valua-
bic silver region yet discovered in
Colorado, and that it possesses all the
natural advantages that could be de-
sired. Within easy distance there Is
an abundance of timber aud water,
and the mountains admirably adap-
ted for funneling. Fourteen men
are now nj work there and all feel
highly encouraged. His company
will prosecute the development Of the
Miami and Silver bluff extension
throughout the summer. No wagon
road TO the district hiss been construc-
ted as get, though 4 fair pack trail
has been made by prospeetcrs.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

A II. MILLER, cor. Randolph /, Clark streets
-. Chicago. importer. Manufacturer 4 WHOLE
sale Dealer in Watches, Jewslry. SILVER ard Plitsi
Ware a.gl@T Of the AaricGal "a'cs to.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

(tIBERT, HUBBARD & CO., Twinos Il cord
N age of all descriptions, cotton canvas OF all
widths and weights. tents. awnings u eoyeFs, TAI
Pitch, oakum, Tackle Blocks, &C., 200 * aoi s
Water.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
CHICAGO IRON WORKS.
CTETCAGOLEAD 4 on WORKS.

n EfZ & SONS, 81 to o. Franklin St, Manufac
u trre Wrought & Cast Iron for builders,
bridges etc. Bank vaults, doors, shutters, graft
iup iron Railing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05
Seamless TEEEIsTsEEs sNEENs.
TwINEs 4 CORDaGE.

y b. BROWN 8 CO. Manufacturers. Or
~. skeins are The heaviest ana best OIferered 10
the trade. Send for Illustrated catalogue q Kings
bury Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-05

n sHHn ycar can be made by I've agents.
selling my new and valuable iuycu-
ton. Address J. AIlEARN, SO Second ST, Balti-
mere Nd. 47Vt
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

Al M MARKS, 90 SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE
Il l.. Eighth srecLadcs and gentlemen receive the
full value cash for their Cast on Wearing Apparel Ds
monds, Jewcry Carpets, Furniture &C The bes.
do is please 10 call at my establishment send note
the number above. In es waited upon by Mrs. Marks.
True viii be dealt with 20 satisfaction ani bcncd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-22
CONGRESS
SENATE.

DEAA1Ea
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Wflson called
% his resolution authorizing the Sscre-
tary Of the Navy, with the consent Of
the Columbia government, TO cause the
surveys to bs made for 8 railway or ship
canal across the Isthmus Of Darian.
After debate the resolution was laid
ovsr in order to put it in q mere accept
sole form.
Anthony reported that The COMMITTEES
on Pfibti z had made a contract with
Bailey & Rives for reporting the Con-
gressionRl proceedings, and explained It
would effect q saving Of SIS, 600 yearly
from the present rates.
Carpenter called up his resolution cali
ing on the several heads of departments
for information as 20 the number of clerks
employed by them, where they came
from, and who recommended them, etc.
The resolution gave rise TO a lively de-
hate shout the general question Of ap-
pointments.
ABBOTT offered an amendment provid-
ing that appointments shalt be made ac-
c3rdiag TO State populations.
This opened 3 wider range Of debate
end caused the discussion OF the relative
rights OF the North and South.
Sawyer asserted that the Democratic
State Of Kentucky had received NJ re
appointments Ia departments than the
entire Republican South, aud said be had
been told by q member OF the Csbinet
hat Senators from the reconstructed
States must remember that the white
Republican vote OF the South was very
small.
The Senate at 1890 went into execu-
tive session.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The follow
Ing nominations we're sent to the Senate
to-day John H. Hutchinson, Of Arksn-
sss, Minister Resident to the Sandwich
Islands ]. s. Pollock. Postmaster at
Little Rock. Several Quaker appoint
ments to Indian agencies were also sent
in.
A delegation Of q dozen Pennsylva-
mans, headed by Col. j. W. F1rney, had
an interview with the President to-day.
They leave tomorrow on al extended
tour South, to examine into the condi-
ton of the country, its prospects, re-
sources, wants, and disposition towards
the Government.
About forty revenue officers in various
districts of the United States were re-
moved to-day.
The commissions Of a large number OF
collectors, appraisers and surveyors,
lately confirmed by the Senate, were to-
day sent to the President to sign.
Ofice-ssekers fl ,cked TO the Treasury
and other executive offices to-day, hsv-
ing heard that appointments were being
made.
Secretary Boutwell, has authorized the
heads OF bureaus in the Treasury Depart
ment to grant leave Of absence TO Odd
Fellows, ct their discretion, to attend the
forthcoming celebration at Philadelphia.
The Foreign Committee will report
Pile as Minister to Brszi, end J. Carlisle
as Minister TO Stockholm.
Senatorial conirmati0ns Jas. r. Par
fridge, Minister to Venezuela J. F..
Coppey. Secretary OF Legation to Russia ;
Adsu B0deau, Assistant Secretary Of
Legation to London.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-22
nHrRAnICaL NomIsArroNs

The Radical organ, in announcing the
nominees Of thRt party for the Supreme
bench, iniimasss Of Judge ANDREWS
that his being 8 csrpet-bsegsr is his best
recommendation Of Judge ASDREw
MCCLAIN, that bis being q well and
firmly grounded Radical ia his best re-
commendation and Of Judge ALVIN
HAWKINS, that his being s mem
bsr ei the Supreme Court which pro-
nounssd the Tennessee Franchise Law
constitutional, il his best rsccmmenda-
ton to the sufrrsges Of the people OF
Tenuesses. We think they sre the best
Recommendations for dsfest and exile 10
private lie that ever three men were
burthened with, and il the Democratic
party is careful 70 pat into the field such
q ticket as tbs bar OF Knoxville, Nssh-
vile and Memphis viii under the cir
cumstaaces be able to suggest, We think
we msy safely promise them such a re-
suit. With $ Radical, DISTINGUISHING sna
carpes-bag Supreme Court, nj doom
would be sealed, so ier IS it depended on
law CT justice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-22

An elsctiOn for Directors of this grow
ing corporation was held in New o.
leans on Monday last, at which, we re-
joiee to say, the old Bosrd, composed IS
follows, was reelected by q decided ma
jority :
For Louisiana Directors-G. t. Beauregard,
Wm. A. Gordon, Wm. Henderson, y if1iamson
Saith, Cornelius Fellowes, c. j Leeds, J. J.
Warren, Henry Florsnce, A. Schneider. John
Arms rong, H. J. Fors al. j.. c. Denis.
For Mississippi Birec tors-Wir Adams, IF.
Montgomery, L. z. Houston, Joshua Green, B.
L. Hatch, J. 3. HemphuL
Gate an opposition was mRnifestcd
against this ticket on political grounds.
The r .dicals, who are just now ruling
in New Orleans and Louisiana, were
anxious to possess themselves Of 60 rich
3 p'um0 as the Jackson Railroad would
have proven in their hands, and for that
purpose had combined with those Of
Mississippi TO defeat Gen. BEAUREaARD
aud bis co-dirsetors, uader whose a
sgenent aid auspices this Important
route Of travel has not only recupecsted,
but pushed branches towards the f8r
North and tbs E2sf. Bus, nOtwithstand-
ing this combination Of RaGicalism
planned with consummste tact, the TIL
umph was awarded where by ths general
consent Of all tbs people interested is
should have been. The votes of New
Orleans on its $4,000 shares, the votes of
L7uisiaas on its 64,000 she-es, and Of
the State Of Mississippi on II, 500 shares,
were all recsived under protest. The
city shares, however, having been cast
ia fayoF OF tins above ticket rendered its
election certain by a very handsome
majority. Tue gentleman elected
are ell well known IS intelligent
and honorable eitizsns, who viii
doubtless give their time and at.
teDtion TO the BUSINESS OF a railroaa
destined at no distant day to rival 10
wealth and success the famous railroads
OF Nsw York and Pennsylvania. With
sCch 3 future Ia view, it is well that It
should be controlled by men like Gen.
BEAUREGARD, whose skill as an engin-
eer no less than his general qualifications
and experience 10 lie, adm irebly f. him
fer his present Distinguished positi on.
We congratulate him aud the people Of
New Orleans u3On the result.
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Unless immediate steps are taken TO
establish additional manufactures, and q
greater interest is manifested In those
already in operation in Memphis, We
must lock for e stiH further retrogsads
movement 10 population, and increased
grumbliDgs IS to q gloomy future.
Whoever Will take the trouble to con-
trsst the advantages Of many thriving
towns in Georgia, and our own State
capital Of Nashville, with those Of
our highly favored city will shortly
be convinced that ths marked difference
which c~heracter;zss them over Us is the
number and variety Of their manufse-
lures and the iBtereet manifested in such
establishments, not alone By those imme
diately concerned, but By the populs-
tIoDs IN town and country surrounding
them. Oaly four yesrs has passed siaee
the bosom Of war swept over and through
the Empire State Of tbe South, leaving
its fairest portions 8 blackened wider
ness, without houses or fences or any Of
those indices OF thrift sRd energy thai
earned fer Georgia it's proud sooriquet.
O3ly fear yesrs, and slready her cities
are built up, her railroads are Ia
successful operation, and the factories
that were be. best titles to distinction IS
the first in manufactures Of the Southern
States NOT Only those thai were 80 f.
nous before the var as factories for the
manufacture If parse and hne fabrics,
but ssme dozen CT more new ones, and
we are reliably informed with more than
two zen Others projected sBd in ceurse
OF construction. The example Of energy
andiskill thus set by the e~soEgisns has
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By Telegraph


Special Dispatch TO the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, April 21.-The following is our
port list for the psst twenty-four hours I:
The Mary Houston, from New Orleans
to Louisville, 10 pm, yesterday Lumi-
nary, from Vicksburg to St. Louis, l
am; Belle Lee, from Louisville to New
Orleans, 9 pm Groesbeck, from New.
Orleans to Cincinnati, 10 pm; FultOn,
from P~ittsburg to Memphis, 6 pm; City
Of Alton, from st. Louis to Vicksburg,
9 pm.
The river rose 20 inches. Weather
clear.
The Thompson Dean is here loading,
and will leave tomorrow.
The Illinois Press Association held its
annual mseting here to-day. Two hun-
dred and thirty Editors and ladies were
in attendance. They leave here Tuesday
morning for Mobile by rail. G.
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ST. Louis, April 2l.-The river is
swelling everywhere.
Arrived-KsllOgg, Great Republic and
L1minsry.
Departed-City Of Cairo and Lizzie
Gill.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
New ORLEANS, April 2I.-The Bis
narck, fer ST. Louis, and Swallow, for
Cincinnati, departed to-day, and the
Magenta arrived.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-The river is
rieiag, with twenty fouc and a hall feet
in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Dapart6d-AIice Dean and Minneola.
CAIRO, April 2t.-The river rose fifteen
inches to-day.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Up-MRry Houston, 10 pm. yesterday;
L1minary, midnight Groesbeck, 8 am.
Down-Bslle Lee, 9 am.
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T-EzEGRAPHIo
New Orleans Market.

~ OEECEAA8 md4EAGhs
NEW ORLEANS, April 2i.-Cotton is scarce T;
Middiings 2S14c. Sales Zoo bales. Receipts
64 bales. Exports "a bales. GOid $40. ster-
ling exchange 40. New YORK sight 1s@Ac
IS u; xxx S. 50. Corn is steaay; white 76G7Sc;
yellow 20 4o5c. Oats declined to TO-. Bran
Il 90. hay hrmi prime S2s, Pork S5'@32 ..
unchanged Sugar In good demand common
8 giGc. MOIasses scarce fermentlng &c. y his
Ky and c.n-e unchanged.
EeE YOrs Market
NEW YORK, April ELECTION is unchanged.
Whisky SOC. Wheat 81 Ssa9I IS. Corn S0as4c.
Rye quiet. Couze quiet. Sugar uhcgI7c,
MOlaEses dull.
Money is in IfbersI supply and fair deroand
at : per cent. on call. Currency is flowing free
" here. Sterling $685. for sixty day bills and
a0gIS for sight. Gold is nrmer. It opened ct
1895, advanced 70 I3455, fell to the opening rate
and closed as lS4%Gl3Fz. Ciearances SIG5OGj,-
eco. state Eont are firm and advanced. Old
Tennessees 6s4 $50 new 6SX d6S4.
Caaetnaatt Harkea.
C~IECrSzArI. April 2I-Flour and grain IN
oEauEed. Whisky soc. Pork S3l. Bulk meats
held at lzA@l4zc Bacon l9149I61S97c lard
ls5sc- lam Is4c; SCpesr S5asI5 5ntfer %
seed 81 80. Coffee 24a2jc.
SO. Lsuts Harkes-
ST. LOUIS, April H. Flour, 81 00G5 ..
Wheat 81 f0Gl 20. Corn 63%G67c. Oats Szd65c.
Blrley 81 558l 9. kye 81 z59l 26 whisky
ot1. 4 Cn6 "a A49. ~ ioA
a Cyclic Lard E% 9l6c. Sugar l2A9l4Ac.
Moiasses 75c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. april 2l.- Flour dull and I'M
cha geo. Provisions quiet and firm. Wheat
81 dS5@. Oats 5SAc. aye s. l79I ~. High
wines soc. Barley 81 5O9I IS.
Louisville asEkss.
LOUISVILLE, April q. -Tobacco-sales I25
hhds al - 25gl3. Com $50. Oats 67G6Se. Flour
50 55d6. PORK 81 90. Lard lS5xc. Bacon 1877
GYl-g.. -lEn RnlK meals lE[aIRLp WbfslrN
Ole. Wheat 81 459l So. Hay go 5Og2I,
Foreign eGs.
L0EDoN. AUril 2I--Onsuls ss1S. Bonds sg5S
F~RaNbFoRr, April 2l.-BOnds, S7%.
LIVERPOOL, April Hl-Cotton market easier
7GaA bal $.
HAyRE, April Election dull tres ordinaire
on spor l4if; ehOat I43L.
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMTT-
TEE rs

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE CoMMET-
TEE OF SHELBY COUNTY.
The following named gentlemen, COM
posing the Executive Committee Of the
Democratic party in Shelby county, are
requested to meet at the office OF the
undersigned, in the Lee Block, Union
street, at II O'Clock on Friday the 23d
inst, for consultation JESSE W. PAGE
ia, ROBERT GOODE, A. SEEssEL, a.
WOODWARD, W. S. BRUCE, PAUL CT
ALA Members Of the press are in
Vited to attend.
WM. RICHARDSON HUNT,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-22

REGISTER iREGIsTEkii REGASEER!tI
Every voter in Shelby county must be
re-registered. The recent proclamation
Of Gov. SENTER makes this absolutely
necessary. The old registration papers
have no value. New one must be taken
out, snd the sooner the better. There
Is 10 opportunity Ike the present. Col.
WILLIAMS, the present Registrar, is dis
posed, IS We learn, to de bis duty fairly
AID iupartisIly. He wastes no time,
puts no needless or useless remarks for
the sake OF embarrassing or disgusting
the citizen applying for his papers. He
strictly COMPLIES With the Law, but goes
no farther. He opens his Office IS reg
ular hour in the morning, and holds it
open during the day and until the even
iEg il well spent. He is expert a. The
business OF registration. and as we be-.
fore remarked, puts no straws in The way
10 hinder q prompt and quick regis
trstion Of every citizen entitled TO the
privilege. Under these circumstances,
and with the knowledge that We have
time and sgsin published, that it is alb
s~olutely Necessary for the voters Of the
State to be re-registered, il amounts 70
almost eriminality in the man who re-
fuses TO avail himself OF his privileges
and opportunities and register. Every
thing depends upon The registration Of
voters. Oar future as 3 body polite snd
corporate, our future financially snd
commercially, ali depend upon the
promptness with which those register
who are entitled so to do By Law. Taere
is no excuse for delay. Duty GRils sn6s
faithful officer invites by his conduct.
The disfraachised c~itizsas Of the Stats,of
the county and city call upon every true
man, every ms who would rot have
them suffer longer the degFedstioEs OF
R2dicalism 10 register ct ore Come,
gentlemen, be eqaal to the performance
of q plain, simple duty, on which de-
ponds 60 much Of welfare for Memphis
and Tennessee.
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FOREIGN.

MILAN, April 21.-Goyernment has
discovered another formidable Magyar
conspiracy in the city. Papers which
were concealed by the revolutionists, end
which sivs details Of conspiracy were
uqesrthed and seized, together with large
amounts of arms, ammunition, etc, A
number of the leaders have been ar
rested.
BERLIN, April 21.-The Prussian
Government has instructed its smbasss-
dor at Paris TO thank Marquis De La
Vsllets, the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs. Tor his pacific sentiments ex-
pressed by him in his speech Of the 10th
inst. in the Corps LegislstiR.