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COTTON.

Cotton opened quiet in Liverpool to-
day, with estimated sales 5000 bales.
Uplands l2zd; Orleans lShd. No later
adviees received.
The New York market opened duh and
unchanged. Low MiddliBgs S3Hej Mid
dIings SIZE; Good MiddIings S5Hc, and
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NOTICE.
To the Merchants Of Memphis and Mer-
chants and Planters on White River.

L HAVE this day sold the White River Mail
l Contract, with all my interest in the Wbita
river trade, TO the Memphis and AFkaESzs
River Packet Company, of which %St0f JOhb
ID. Adams is President 10 the old citizens of
Memphis, aba IA Mhlse FLYER, ~. whom Maj.
A5aas hSs Been so long and favorablY
Known, lneed Say nothing, as he is no stFaR-
ger % them, having successfully carried their
Eais and done their river business Tor them
for many years heisTo ths war. To the new
settlers ( tSke pleasure In recommending the
reW IIe as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them a cordial and hearty support.
June 10, 1853. JOHN b. DAVIS,
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THE Legislature of Tennessee having an
Il thorized the DeSOtO Insurance and Trust
company TO change its business to a bankfng
business, under the name of the Union and
PLANTERS Bank Of Memphis, notice is hereby
gwen that the Board Of Directors have or
dered books TO be opened for the subscription
OF three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company. No.
IL Medtson street, on the LIST of July next, m
TO remain open for sixty DAYS, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
WIN. NJ. HARRINGTON. Pres't.
Memphis, June y. 1850 ia19
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F0R SALE.
Fer sale.

THE neat Cottage Residence, "a MOsby st,
Il would make an excellent home Ter a
small family. The house contains Ave rooms
and stOreroOm, servants roQR and outhouses
finest pure cold water, There Is a lattice els
tern house With force pump. The lot Is u
feet 'front.', l4S1% feet deep To an alley, and is
well laid out with shrubbery and vegetable
garden. The location is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
of the city, The neighborhOOd is of the high
est responsibility. The place viii be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply ON the prem
ises, or at Avalanche Office. lei
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IN taking charge of the Memphis and White
L River Mail Line, l can only say that we
will endeayor to conduct the business in such
a manner that it will be satisfactory totHy
merchants and planters on our route, and 10
the travelling public. 70" "
For the present we-W0 run two Oats-Ieav-
ing Memphis every NtEsDAY and SATURDAY;
but as sou as The business viii Justify il, VIII
pEt On q boat on Thursday, making a fTt-
weekly line. IWil here sayta the Memphis
them as low a rate of neigbt as it Is poss1ble
to do without injury or loss to the Company
which l represent, and would ask of them a
a hearty cooperation.
JOHN D. ADAMS.
June 10. 1863. iel2
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HTAETED,-TO buy q Residence in Mem,
w phis with close pay, OF exnhange anloe 50
acre Farm at EateSFliiet MISS VIII nlbe GOT
tage residence, barn, stable, COW house, car
Fiage house, garden, apple u peach orchard,
for a city residence. The place Is close the
depot Al Batesyille. and Is one Of the best
places in that vicinity. Parties. desiring to
sen or exchange viii call on Coz. W. L-DUFF,
-SeS1 and second. iell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 80 pr iaoA,n
w eVeryWhere, maze and female, intro
Anee the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilg
F1fd, bad, EFai8 ed snfhfot9erl u y NOS
Faiited for 5aVeyearS. Wefwiu pay Slo00s for
hrv machine that viii sew q stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. II
nakfg fbf +" Elastic LOCK- Stitch" Every sec
Hnf sHtai gaa Ia spE, 81 sllu sac alhfn aaH-
sot be pulled apart without FEARING X. Me
bay agenfs from SO to S1Dper month ana ex-
Eeasss. ~ a commission from which tVtcR
F5sf araOunt csn be made. AanIrss Ian
eco, Pittgburg, Pa, St Louis, ho,i or eaS=
ION, Mass,
cAUTIoAs-p9 Rot pe Imposed tp4A ~
other parties paiming on worthless cast-ir0n
machines, unueF Ene sanlemaTue or otherwise
Ours Is the only genuine and really practica
machine Manufactured. my9
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Mrs. f. H.


A LII persons indebted 10 st. Aary's school
- LOT tuition fees, are urgently requested to
cail and pay them Immediately. The neces-
sIIies OF my position viii compel me to put
All accounts, unpaid by the 18th of July in
the hands of an officer.
Je30 MARY e. POPE
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE.
DEPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. n. t~ime--44sO0a.m. 2ss0a.m.
City time.....3s45 am.
Night Express, h r. tme.S:0 pm. 1910 am.
City time..2:45 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 20 10 Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street. e
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
SAM. B.. JONES, GEM sup,t.
MEMpHlS N LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopefeld daily at 7l-2
am.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at 2 pm.
F~erryIBOat leaves foot of Union st. at 7 am.
s.. b. B BEAUMONT,
General Superintendent.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily..-.2:5 pm. 40 am
Orleans Express, daily...S:30 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily except sun
pm. 4s50 a. m
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and ali points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Cofeeville, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
and all points north of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office 81 az Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses Will call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 l-2 Main street.
A. s. LINERMORE, Gent Sup'G.
c. p. OAKLEY, GenH Ticket Agent. !
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GOrham Manufacturing COmpan!
PROVIDENCE, r. l.,
STERLING SILVER WARE

FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARE.
THIS Company, having the most extensive
and complete Silverware Factory in the
world, and employing the best talent in de-
signing, modelling and finishing, are, with the
asd of Ingenious and labOr-saving machinery,
enabled to produce in large quantities, and at
the lowest prices, goods beautiful IN design
and unsurpassed In finish, the nneneSs OF
which they guarantee to be Of sterling purity
u. :. Mint assay. A certificate is issued with
all articles in silver for the urpose OF pro
tecting purchasers from limitations OF their
designs.
They also continue to manufacture their
~weI-known and unrivaled N~ickel-Silver
Electro-PIated Ware, which VIII last twenty
five wears with fair everyday usage.
Orders received nom the only, but
these goods may be obtained from RESPONSE
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NOTICE.

1 IBERAL cash advances will be made on
IL cotton or Western produce shipped to our
correspondents, Messrs. D.. r. CARVED 4 Co.,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
jell MARTIN WALT co.
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Goldi in New York closed at 1860. Ex-
ports to-day So, 600. Money on call :
per cent. Sterling Exchange dun at l095<e
for prime sixty day bills. Governments
steady and rather better, as follows;
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"ANTED.-An active partner, one who
NJ can furnish fifteen hundred dollars and
his services in a business now paying two to
three undre per cent. on the capital IN
vested. Call at No. 28 Main street, room No.
?, Webster Block, Memphis TenG III
WA ETFD-AGFNTS-To sellthe American
NJ EniMmg Machine. Price SIS. The sim
pl4t cheapest and best Knitting Machine
tYeT Invented. VIII knit A!GD STITCHES Eer
aIoss AMERICAN ENlTTrNG MACHINE
20, Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis, No. mYs
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closed dull and unchanged. Sales to
spinners 800 bales. To spectators Il
bales. Also 80 bales Low Middlings for
September delivery at Sic.
Our market was dali and nominal, with
prices unchanged. Buyers all seemed to
be out of the market except the usual
d" bargain hunters" who are always
vikings to take hold at lie or so under the
market price. We quote as follows:
Good Ordinary a.. -.~.~--.~-.@ ESQ
Low Middlings--A-~~-~-~@3l g
a
COTTON STATEMENT,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, July IL, 1863. J
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1s6s--~--. AZ
Received to-day-..""--".--..
Received previously ,s55 246,s5S
n.iTS So "a, aO5
Shipped previOusly.-..-.....246, 3l9 246,3S9
Stock on hand at u m...-.-...... Ole
Receipts per Nj. & C. R. r., ? bales; NJ.
& T.; NJ. & o. /; River -. "a
Exports were, per NJ. & c. r, r. So
NJ. & o. 80; River Z.
Receipts for the week 248bales. Exports
2Os bales. Receipts for the same week last
year S. bales.
The following is the New York weekly
statement: Receipts for week at this port
1886 bales; receipts at all ports $500; re-
since September LIST at this port
626, 992; receipts since September LIST at all
ports 2,057, 500; exports for the week al
this port $40; exports since September
from this port sl6,l04; exports for the
week at all ports 20S5; exports since Sep
at all ports LIS, T42; stock on
hand at this port $4,000; stock on hand at
all ports 10000; exports for the week to
Liverpool 9l5; exports for the week to
Havre Is; exports from all ports this
week to Liverpool 1889; exports from all
ports this week 10 the Continent l4f bales.
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lmuortant NOtice.-,Farmers, Families and

Important Notice. afmeFS, Families n
others can purchase no remedy equal to DIR.
Tobias Venetian Liniment for the cure Of
Cholera, Diarrhea, DysenteTy, Group, Collie
and Sea SicknesS, taken nteTnally-lt is per-
fectly harmless; see oath accompanying each
bottle)-and externally for Chronic Rheuma-
tisln, Headache. TOothache, Sore Throat, Cuts,
Burns. Swellings, Bruises, Mosquito Bites,
Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest.
The Venetian Liniment was introduced in
1877, and no one who has used 1t but continues
to DO so, many stating, IL IL was ten dollars a
bottle they would not be Without1t. Ih1ur
sands of certificates Jan ae seen at the Depot
speaking of Us Wonderful curative proper
ties. Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
by the Druggists and StOrekeepers through
out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place,
New York.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best In the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, ~tnstantane-
Gus: no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; inylgo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
PerfumeTsl and properly applied at Batchel-
Or's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond street, n. u
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she chemists have come out In two leading
scientific journals against the lead and sui
phur pOisonS for Gte head for that is their
roper designation, with which tha casntry
iIifpstei, halls Dr, ChiltQn, the first analy-
tical chemist In America, announces to the
world that GRISTAp0H0'S DYE Is UTTER
LY POISONLESS, and that he kso,ss a % be so,
because he has analysed II. CRISTAD0ROS
HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as a Dressing, acts
Ike q charm on the Hair after Dyeing. Try Il.
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WANTS.

VTANTED.-A situation by a young man
w aged twenty, who is a fair writer and
has q knowledge of bookkeeping. Address
:. =. Office Of this paper. IyB
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Brandreth's PiIls.--TheY remove -, gan
accumulations Fra, i4e SOW eisy purity
aud iuyte-rato ,h5sasseln. al whose health
- not perfectowe IL no themselves to take a
sew doses of ~Brandeth's Pills, because the
seeds Of decay are constantly eradicsted By
their use, and tie principle OF ilhe confirmed,
linus giving a Vignr Of body and mind to a
period when We have been used to see the
taItaring step and the enfeehled inlalleoL.
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eoOd AdYice.-.-Let or possessions he
Grant and Prasp.ri,. business

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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U-ANTED.-Two good white women to 60
I'VE miles into the country on the NJ.
and c. r. r.. Apply at Ga Shelhv sf~ee- Ia
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UTANTED-At the Commercial Hotel, a
w T~ree-topper; also. one ScTubber. JylO
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Daniel 1. Tenney, Esq, Aston House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's Pills of Dyspep-
STA and COstiveness, when all other means
used had failed,
. gentleman, chose father died or con-
sumption az Sc years, who was also attacked,
when about p, by the disease. He had cough,
night SWeats, and general debility. Doctors
recommended cod liver oil, hut he wasted
away. At last he determined to use Brand
reth's Pills. In two months they made him
a sound man,
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Gristadere'g Exeelsiaf Aalr bye.

ander zee tegihe:: Other than general eaus
have, however, given a tremendous impet
70 the sale of
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General Paez, the distinguished liberator OF
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most sat
i~sfactOTy results.
For C-Ostiveness, Dyspepsia and as as Fam
Ily Medicine, they are unrivalled.
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COTTON STATEMENT,

286, eos
Shipped previOusly.~..~.....246 ,3l9 246,Ss9
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WASHENGTOT,

WASHINGTON, January Csc. II
Wnittesey concluded his argument this
morning before the Reconstruction Com
mittee against the removal of disabili-
ties from judicial and other officers in
Virginia, and against the plan OF the
COMMITTEES of nine.
Col. Baldwin spoke briefly in defense
OF the Virginia Legislature in 1866. He
said the labor measures were adopted ST
ter a consultation with the principal Of
ficers of the Freedmen's Bureau, aud the
vsgrancy law was copied from that Of
Pennsylvania.
John &. Verritt, a negro from Lynch
burg, addressed the Committee in oppo-
sitiOn to the committee of nine.
This closes the argument, and the
chairman announced that he would hear
no more verbal statements in relation to
the removal OF political d satellites, and
that all fu ure applications and argu-
ments must be made in writing.
The Government commissioners have
accented another section OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, ending at he O0Oth
mile post.
The Central Pacific Railroad is now
completed 500 miles east OF Sacramento.
l.. Z. Chlttenden, formerly Register
OF the Treasury, and now g broker IN
New York, appeared this morning be-
fore the Committee on Ways and Means
and submitted an argument in favor of
the removal of the existing prohibition
on the further issue OF gold-beafing
bonds. It is understood that the COM
mitfee favors the removal Of such pro-
hii lion.
Toe Senate met this morning in Ex-
ecutjve session. and the calendar WAS
called, but the nominations were sever
ally passed over, as there were on the
list none that the Senate believed re.
quired immediate action, including
those OF Messrs. Smythan Cummings,
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HAvRE, January 29.-Details OF the
disaster TO the steamship Pierre state
that she encountered a heavy gale and
high seas from the day of leaving Brest,
and, after bsing out i've days, trench
dous seas boarded her, completely food
ing the cabins, and killing one passen-
ger, Mics FanGketts0uFy, OF Germany.
The vessel was tossed about to sucn 3
degree that passengers were thrown from
one side TO the other, and her forward
deck cabin and seGOnu-cisss dining
saloon were completely swept away.
The priest, FatbeF Ca lahan, and Mr.,
Fsulquier, were ssognd-eiass passenger,
as was, also, the yuung lady killed.
None of the hrst-c.as5 gers were
killed. Three of the crew we're killed
and several persons Injured. The pas
sengers will leave fer New York by the
steamer st. Laurent On Saturday.
LONDON, January 28.-Lster news
from Paraguay via Rio Janeiro, states
that the town of Augustero, to which
the Rsrsgu yans reIreated after the bat
tie Of Villetts, wa soon after captured
by the allied forces, and Lopez fed with
ne remnant Of his army, into the inte-
ror,
Gen. McMahon, the American Minis
ter accompanied Lopez.
TRIESTE, January 28.-An extensive
fire occurred in the business portion Of
this city last night. The custom house,
railroad depots, and several Government
warehouses we're destroyed.
MADRID, January 2S.-The Provisional
Government, for the purpose Of prevent
ing such outrages as that at Burgois, has
issued a decree establishing the equality
of religious sects before the law.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, January 28.-The Rspub-
loan state Central Committee last night
appointed q committee OF thirteen, con
sistiag of the most prominent Republic.
cans ia the State, with Gov. Wells as
chairman, to 90 to Washington and rep
resent the Republican party. The Cen
trsi COMMITTEES was enlarged and reor-
ganizsd, and G. a. Gillmer chosen Pres
ident. The re0rgAnIzstion-is understood
to indicate a more liberal policy on the
part Of the Republican party in the State.
The Executive Committee made a re-
port iayoriug a provisional government
Ia Virginia II the election on the present
Constitution cannot be had at an early
dsy. This government is TO be elected
by the people upon the order Of the COM
mandiDg General, and to remain In force
until the election on the Constitution is
had.
NORFOLK, January 2s.-The direct
trade meeting called 20 assemble in
Knoxville, has been postponed until
after the Commercial Convention, which
assemblies in Memphis next week.
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AND RIVERS,

LOUISVILLE, January 2S.-The river is
falling with six fest eight inches in the
canal. Weather clear and mild.
Arrived-Dexter and Indiana from
New Orleans. Departed-Emma No. 3
for Cincinnati Louisiana for n. Orleans.
CINoINNATI, January % -River fall
ing with fifteen feet six inches In the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived-Silvsr Spray andSilver Moon.
ST. LOUIS, January 28.-Business In
the Memphis and Vicksburg trade Is
good. There is an excess of tonnage to
New Orleans.
Arrived-Mollie Able. D~epartei-Lr.
minary, Belle Of Alton and Continental.
New ORLEANS, January 2S. Arrived
Thompson Dean and J.. II. GrOesbsck.
West and Ruth.
CAIRO, January 2S.-River fell sixteen
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
Up-Wauanlta, Mary Forsyth and
Bee. DOwn-Commonweslth, 4 am. ;
Louisville, s am. Dick Fulton, 10 am;
P. W. Strader, 3 pm. MOllie Bsmble-
ton, l pm.
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LETTER NO. ,.

Editors Memphis Appeal;
81 much has been said and written
about peace since Grant uttered his IA
nous cant phrase, Let US nave peace"
hat il would seem like breaking the
cameI's back TO sdd another straw to the
burden, but the letters published in yes
terdsy's issue Of your paper signed re-
spectively IAN Old Citizen " and A. P.
Curry, Sheriff. are worthy Of some no
tlee. and hence the following criticism (:
" Old Citizen" guided and inspired by
phi,aDthropie feelings that DO credit 20
bis heart, presents to our view q Chris
tan code by which We should be guided,
and calls, il 8 patriotic strain, for a great
mass meeting Of ali classes, " black spir.
its and aOhite, blue, spirits and gray" for
the purpose Of passing frothy resolu-
tions in favor of peace. Does any sane
or sensible man believe that resolutions
carried unanimously" viii affect the
mind Of BrOTnlow or his runp Legisla-
ture? The white people OF Tennessee,
the dlsfranchIsed citizen, the ex-Confed-
crate soldier, have ever besn in favor Of
peace, but the Governor, the outrageous
~ loyal Legislature, the oarping Radi-
cal, the ignorant negro have not. "Oii
Citizsn,n inspired by noble impulses,
asks that each one meaning every mani
shall pledge his sacred honor to main
tain peace. To a less s~anguine tenpera
ment than that Of "OId Citizsn,n the
idea Of every negro and every
scalawag Radical piedgiDg his sa-
Grad honor to do anything, pre-
SCENTS a subject OF the most anu
sing character, and must necessarily
disturb the gravity OF the muscles.
When Barbour Lewis, Hunter, Beecher,
Ct id genus homo, come forward with
the gravity OF sages to pledge their
sacred honors, We can only repeat, Can
such things be and overcome US like a
summer cloud without q special Won
der ?' or, to use a more poetic express
sion, I" Let rs all laugh !1 "Old Citi-
zen,n drawing largely upon g high pref
sure imagination, concludes that if this
be done, "ordeF will reign at Warsaw"
A most unfortunate quotation, Mr.. Eli.
tor, and entirely tortured out OF its
original meaning. The order that
reigned at Warsaw now exists in Ar
kansas under the noble Clayton, and
will in all probability come into exist
ence under our ignOble Brownlow. The
people Of Arkansas, lured into fancied
security by the equivocaI words, "Lst
us have peace" met in mass meeting,
passed resolutions in favor of peace, at
tended to their private affairs, permitted
themselves to be disarmed by the negro
militia, and then were at tho mercy Of
sAvsges. The people of West Tennessee
may profit by their example.
The card or manifesto Of Sheriff Curry
demands a more searching examination,
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Another Old Citizen in very cor
daily endorsing the suggestion Of " An
Old Citizen" for s Peace Mass Meeting
Of the citizens Of Shelby county, takes
occasion to say that truth as well as peace
must be subserved by such q meeting.
he denies that the dominant party have
acted, in their repressive legislation,
from any apprehension Of danger to
themselves, and ~Rsseverates that they
have used this ss 3 pretext merely for
oppression. While this is undoubtedly
the case with many, we have been salts
fed, for some time, that q fesr OF being
overwhelmed by a sentiment Of preJu-
dice and opposition has goaded many
others to concur in these urgent meas
urea. While net abating u jot Of OPP
position TO sl Radical expressions and
infamies, we do not see hat It is neces.
ssry 70 herald this opposition in such q
meeting as is proposed. The object Of
the meeting, as we understand it, has
no party or mere local Significance. II
has been suggested in the interest Of no
party, nor with the view Of covering the
party sins Of any, but in the interest Of
the State and all Of the people.
While "AuOther Old Citizen" may
cherish his own opinions with regard to
the enormity of Radical rule, and while
we shall, on AIl proper occasions, con-
tinue to denounce and resist it, we do not
see that a Peace Meeting is the proper
occasion to elicit the truths which he in
slsts on proclRiming, and which it is his
right to proclaim, and even his duty to
make knowE on all proper occasion. II
this meeting shall be held, it will be one
Of the grsvest and most important ever
held in cur city. It will be for a special
object, and all matter which shall be nm
GERMAN, or calculated to ~irritate. sbouId
be kent out OF it. If not, then it vould
be better not to hold such a meeting.
Unless all parties and classes can come
together In a spirit Of Cancellation, We
amsy cry peace, peace, but there viii
be no peace"