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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-10
The New York Press on Our State
Election.

The World says: alt is very gratifv-
ing in view of the efforts made BY a
portion Of Grants Cabinet to secure
the election of that Bald Radical
Stokes. More important than this is
the probability indicated by the re-
turns that a majority of the members
of the Legislature just elected are Con-
servativeS, thus saving the nation the
disgrace of the addition to the United
States Senate of another Radical.
Whether the Senator to be, will be
Andrew Johnson, or Baillie Peyton,
or Emerson Etheridge, or some pers6U
whose name has not yet transpired,
remains to be seen. 1t is enough if
the Radicals have been beaten in
State which they have held by the
throat for years through a system of
disfranchiSement as sweeping as it
was outrageous. Thus one by one the
States that voted for Grant and Colfax
are repenting of their folly and cour-
ageously ranging themselves under
the banner of the Democratic party.n
The Ifibl;IS says 'For a long time
the result Of the Tennessee election
has been conceded on both sides. The
fight made by Mr.. Stokes has been
the hardest kind of uphill work, and
his chances have diminished more
and more certainly as the time for
voting drew near. The few returns
at hand as we write indicate the ma
jority for Senter as even a larger figure
than claimed by his partisans."
The He1'dld says: The election re-
turns from Tennessee received at a
late hour last night indicate 2 Demo-
cratic triumph il the vote for Cover
nor and members of the Legislature.
Returns from Memphis, Nashville and
Germantown give Senter a majority
generally, and state that Messrs.
Slaughter, Etheridge, Cooper and
Bailie PeytOn We're elected to the State
Senate. a most gratifying point of
the news is that the contest passed off
quietly and that all the refreshment
saloons were closed during the day.
The World in its special publishes
this: The result of Yesterdays cleo
tiOn in Tennessee shows a great revul-
sion in the popular sentiment Of the
State, as may he seen from the vote
for Governor in 1867 and for Presi-
dent in 1868, tO-wit:
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Wednesday, August n, 1868,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR
CASH, at the Chamber of Commerce,
Memphis, Tennessee, at IL O'Clock am, all
the right, title and interest, legal and equita-
at the dates of filing their respective petit
tions in bankruptcy, In and to the following
personal property, tO-wit: All the bills of ex-
change bonds, promissOry notes, securities
debts, demands, claims, accounts, books of
accounts, chooses in action, and all and singu-
lar the personal effects and assets of said
hankrupts of every kind and description.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash on delivery and n
deposit of 10 per cent. required on each lot at
the time of sale.
The schedules and other evidences of prop-
erty TO be seen AZ my office.
WM. Y. CIRODE.
nIana Arniu..l.S
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press Association
NASHVILLE.
cOwardly Attack by a Party Of Young Msn.

COWardiy Attack by Party OF Young aeh.
NASHVILLE, August 9.-Last night
a party of young men went To the
City Hotel and called for Joseph l..
Babour. of Hartford, Conn, in the
name of Mr.. Stone, the late candidate
for Senator on the Stokes ticket, and
when Mr.. Babour appeared in the Of
fee they took him out and carried him
towards the suspension bridge. Ba-
bour seized hold of a lamp post, and
whilst some of them were trying TO
pull him away, Others struck him
over the shoulders with their canes.
Here some gentlemen came up and
interfered in his behalf and he re-
turned to the hotel. BabOur travelled
with Stokes during the latter part Of
the canvass and correspondent with
the STATE Journal. He was consider
ably bruised but not seriously hurt.
The outrage was without cause, and
is condemned by all classes of citizens.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, August 9.-In the hur-
die race Of , miles, LObelia beat
Mitchell; time, 4:O22. The purse OF
$500, for , year olds, / mile, was won
by Nellie Jones, Medvay second, Kel-
so third, Rucket fourth, Harhinger
fifth, and Chillicothe last. The
sweepstakes for 3.year olds was won
by Naragansett easily, Invercould
second, Blomey Stom third; time,
3.S34
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CLEVELAND.
A Father Kills bis Son.

CLEVELAND, August g.-This morn
ing at half past twelve Phillip Gil
mOrtin, proprietor Of the Lake View
House. at the corner of Seneca and
Summit streets, supposing him to be
a burglar, shot and instantly killed
his son Thomas GilmOrtin, while the
latter was attempting to enter the
house. He was arrested and held to
wait investigation.
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coPARTNERsHIP.

EROM the above Il will be seen that we
L have become the SUCCESSORS Of Messrs. Z.
Robbins & Bradley, In the general Hardware
Business. Cur well known experience in
this trade induces us to rely upon a eontfnu-
ance of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose to keep
on hand a stock well adapted TO the wants Of
the surrounding country, and Will be prepared
al all times to offer great inducements to pur-
chGsers.
BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON.
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ST. LOUIS, August 9.-Superfine
-four So 00G5 20. Wheat 5c higher;
No. spring, 81 II. Corn 90 to 98c.
Oats, new, 4S to soc. Rye s. to SIZE.
Whisky 81 0G. Groceries quiet and
unchanged. Pork $34634 50. Bulk
clear rib sides I7!. Bacon shoulders
lj3c; sides 19Gl9}c. Lard l9c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-10

J. T. SWAYNE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-10

To overcome nearly $1,000 majority
ia two years, and over 10000 in one
year, is all that could have been ex-
pected. The result of the contest in
Memphis for members of the Legisla-
ture settles the complexion of that
body. Last November Grant had
22O0 majority in the county. Yester-
day the Democrats carried it by more
than 5000 majority. A like change
throughout the State gives the Legis.
lature to the Democrats by a large
majority.
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70 Cotton Planters 9 Stock Raiaers

YNHE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur-
Il chase, during next fall and winter a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
nave seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (FaiFhank 81 scales. They urge their
friends not to store their Seed in large guam
Titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
10 make contracts for delivery of Seed viii
please call at OIL Work, Center Landing,
tity, iy0
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NEW FIRM.

TAMES ID. RUFFIN will continue the Com
- mission and Cotton FactOrage business al
the Old stand of RUffin, Finney & Co., No. Is
Union street, upstairs, rooms Nos. II and u,
under the firm name and style of.J. ID. RUFF
FIN & co, where all persons indebted 10 the
late firm of Ruhin, Finney & Co. are requested
to call and settle, either by cash or note.
Thankful for past fayors, respectfully So
ncit n continuance OF the same.
J. d. RUFFIN & co.
MemDhiS August . 1859. aur3
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of Ruhln, Finney & Co., is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business Of said firm will be wound up by
James ID. Ru1fin, who is alone authorized 10
collect debts due RUlin, Finney q co.
]. ID. RUFFIN,
7. G. FINNEH.
Memphis, Tenn, August 2, 1863.
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WANTED.

A Agent on commission to sell FRUIT
IA AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS
etc, in Memphis and adjoining country, for
FROsT's & Co.'S NURSERIES, Rochester, Y. Y.
iy20 MA. DAILY Rochester. Ny.
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MARRIED.

HALL-DAVIS-On Wednesday, August 4,
1869, by Rev. W. a. Gray, at the residence Of
the brides father, Hon. o. Davis, Ripley,
Miss, Mr.. JOHN p. HALL, OF Memphis, to
Miss MEDoRA o. DAVIS. No cards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-10

Gen. Mcdowell and family, Capt.
Stockton, and Capt. Coster, United States
Army, are in Montreal, Canada, stopping
at the st. James Hotel.
In London fashiQnsblesoeiety Amer
lean ladies have been denied entree and
are snnbbed at all social reunions. Some
pody has done something SQUIRE"
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copnrtnership heretofore existing be-
i tween r ". Price and a. Il. TTeadWel,
under the style OF Price & Treadwell, is dis
solved by the withdrawal OF Il. W. PRICE, to
dste from the Ist inst. Either one Is GuthCr-
lied 10 collect and receipt t,,T tents due the
late firm. X. ". PRICE,
\. Z. TREADWEIL.
NEW FIRM. .-TREADWELLB BROS. having
n bought the interest of Col K. W. Price
in the late firm of Price q Treadwel, viii
continue the Wholesale -eirocery Business, at
the old stand, No. Is Union street, Lee Block,
under firm style Of TreadWell Bros, where
they will be pleased To see the old friends OF
the late firm, and as many ones as NAV be
pleased 10 call. A. 3. TREATWEII.
X. A. TREAD DWELL.
=. d. TREA DWELL.
Memphis, Tenn. July 3, Is6g iva
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Must be of temperate habits and furnish sat
isfaetOry references. Such q one can secure a
liberal salary and permanent situation. Com
municafiOns win be considered confidential.
Address, with full particulars, Glass Box
a33, n, o. iy&
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WAsHINGTON, August 9.-CommO-
dore Sands, who has charge of the
Naval Observatory, has submitted
the following report to the Secretary
of the Navy:
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DISSOLUTION.

TJyHE firm OF F. ROBBINS q BRADLEY, OF
i Memphis and New York, Is this day dis
solved hy mutual consent. Tie firm name
will be signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good viii
of the business has been sold and conveyed to
MeSsrS. BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who viii conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence 1.-THE public is respectfully So
licited
ELISHA ROBBINS,
4S Warren street, New York city.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
Z3 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated al Memphis April 90 1850
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, August S.-Three skir-
mishes have recently taken place near
Cienquo Villas, in which twenty in
Surgents were killed.
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CAIRO.

CAIRO, August "a fire last night
nearly consumed the American House.
an unOccupied building. Loss about
SS0lO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEMPHIS LADIES, INSTITUTE.

O1O DESOTO STREET. Mrs. NJ p SOUTH
= L = WORTH and Mrs FANNIE P. MCGHEE,
Principals. viii open "WEDNESDAY. SEPrEM-
BER ], 1864. For circnlars inquire at the book
and music stores. or ~ the Insl itnte. nncIn
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BOSTON
seizure of Ale and Whisky.

BosToN, August 9.-The State Con-
stable seized Al, 600 gallons Of ale and
go barrels Of whisky at Joseph Sloins
distillery to-day.
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WANTED.

OK GOOD CARPENTERS and four good
- Sash, Blind and Door Makers. Good
wages and steady work guaranteed.
AIKEN & MCDERMOTT,
iVan Nickshnrr Steam Plnning Nil
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
W. Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Beal
street, or l62 Front street.
jeIS AVERY & EGGERS.
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WANTED.
INFLUENCE RELIABLE TRADE.

IN an old established Grocery House Of New
4 Orleans, an active, energetic salesman, v no
understands the business, and can
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BANKRUPT SALE.
BANKRUPT SALE.

In Bankruptcy, al Memphis. Tenn.
y virtue Of a general order of sale entered
~ oy the District Court of the United States
Ior the District of West Tennessee, on the 18th
day of December, AID, 1853, 1 win proceed to
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a CARD.

"A William Elliott and John y. Adams
President of the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, we have settled, 10
the satisfaction Of all parties, the trade in
White river, by giving to the Elliott Bros.
Tuesday of each week to leave Memphis, and
said John y. Adams Thursday and Saturday
Of each week. A. NJ. BOYD,
Augnst 8. 1859. LanglAI p. WALT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

400 CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS WANTED
lOO 70 dispose OF good paying article.
An energetic and trustworthy man can make
$4,000 in two months. Particulars free. Call
on OF address Daley & Co, 2OS Broadway n.
y. augT- -daW
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DISSOLUTION,

VvHE firm Of f. c. POSTAL & co. was dis
4 solved by mutual consent on the 18th
Inst. +. G. Postal assumes all liabilities and
collects Ill outstanding debts.
+. C. POgTAT.
J. G. LEWIS.
The undersigned win sOntinue the Livery
and sale Bus1ness at the Overton Stables, OPP
posite OvertOn Hotel. The finest rigs in the
city always on hand. Major Rawlings Will
be found AT the stable to wait on customers.
iylS r. e. POSTAL.
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HYMANs & DANcY,
General Commission Merchants
No. n Wide Water Street, Rear of Custom
House, NORFOLK, va.
DANCY, HYMAN & CO,
General Commission Merchants
No. "a Exchange Place. NEW YORK.

REFFRFNCFs-N.J J. Wlcks, President NJ
and a. RI r: W {. Mcclure, Cashier SAYING
Bank Of Memphis; Dr.. c. ". Malone, Men,
So So Cotton sold IN Norfolk or New York, a Z
option OF owner. ONLY ONE COMMISSION
cHARGBps Ss4
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Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT. srH,
" trains Will leave as follows:
Coming East-I.eave Forest City am D.: ar
rive al HOpenel.l 80 am
Going West-Leave HOpeheld 3:}0 PM; ar
rive NJ Forest city pm.
Daily-Sunday excepted.
Ferryboat leaves foot of Union street, at
PIN, city time.
Omntbuses always ON hand 20 convey pas
senger to and from boat.
b. II. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
August z 1863. aug7
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CATAWBA WINE.

SO CASES Of Yeatman & Graham's very
~ superior vintage OF 1865, just received
and for sale ia lnts to suit purchasers by
n. WEATHERBEE,
ly.N 81 IefIerson street.
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NOTICE.
The Mississippi Valley Navigation
Co. Of the South and West.

J. T. SWAYNE, PRESIDENT.
ID UOES for the subscription of stock to the
ID above named Company are now open AT
Their Office, No. 19 Jefferson Street,
Where all persons deslrouS of subscribing TO
the capital stock, in lands OF money, are Te-
queSted to call.
\. ID. WITHERSPOOS, Agent.
Memphis, August TO- 1859. augIU
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 9.-COnsols for
money 936935; $40 bonds $50; and
at Frankfort S2g to sS},
LIVERPOOL, August 8. - Cotton
quiet; uplands 12Ed. California white
wheat lis Id; Red Western los Id.
Western -four 24s. Corn 29s. Oats
Is Cd. Peas Ais.
, 1869-02-21
Egeeutel.Y In aAA-steknt8.

E1ectrlcilT hids isir to 6cc,ne The modern
n,nsees lor ali ihe ills to which humaolty Is
rncnt q, muscular, and lie creation OF Intel.
ieetusl power, ia D. c IL n.cdlc,ue In re tor
i. r .cii-p n 10 psrsayx,d unscles, OF setting
nv nhy s.eal n. chtnery in motion, which re-
fuscs 10 act b. osiinary volisiou, has long
bt.u kpoup. ARGENT leaned article ad.o-
cstra Ns tfncepcy ia ,.ew sphere, and as
S1tSd ,ts icnacrco ID giving dtyelopn to
iho hrstp, eplsTRtax sbe espacs,y ot any o.
ran ihr ugh shlch Its ryA erious current
Wss rnodrciea, xhcthrr in oceiput o. siaci-
put ara psctljcaIsLg fearful power for good
or nj 10 he sctfoo Of ono Of the most nJste-
rons aeeats In the universe,
u. faTn nov I ren 6eli 70. its operation.
,or ii pf,poses t. restore to sulTttEG m@ eat
, 1869-02-21

mi ,tkely IN feel much desire to iut.ude Into
In rnvttcr1es of such conversation and,
besides, enough has already benu said to show
hew rapid 8 prog7e.s haA been made SINCE
he sun mer BY this new rect Of female fas-
ellauts in the organization aud propagation
OF thelr doctr3ner. ..
Tho Frenth Commissioners who recently
repor1eo to the emperor on our Public
Schools exprt.s their establishment that cur
great Head-Makters, with their huge eallnes,
ihe.r extensive lcarnlns. their high rcputa-
ton, their digniaed socfal position, aud their
GOOD prospects Of seats In the Ho1se OF
Lords, should condescend TO use the birch !;
and they leclste their conviction that the
cus.om will sron die out. 1t seems plain,
from what has been written during the last
ti1 months ln The Engiishwoman's Donestie
-Nogaza.f, that 1t The English Head-Nasters
do atanden the custom OF aogging, 1t will be
enthusiastically main atLed by English
th: t bef,re long the ,nly creatu ures IN Eu, ope,
besides cattle, that are fosged Will be
English criminals and English girls? ur |;
THE whole Of this anaztog correspondence
fictitious? Is It nothing more thnu an
e5abnrate aud vulgar hoax! Hare "Mater.
familias." the " Marchfoness," the "Per
rlexed Mother" and the other Lovers Of
the Rod" mo existence out of the fertile
brain the conductor Of the EhgliI.ronan's
Ionle.tie AaSazi,es One Of these two
bypotheses must be ttne; and It Is hard It
| say which Of them is the mist prcpos,erous
, 1869-02-21
An English vi'w OF Dancing.


Dsncine on the stage may BE- graceful
rnnugl, ana no one can See anything but
beauty lu the .enllv .racc!ul. agile cyolu.
tions Of svmc rcry Ii shed a..d aT::-s.c dan
Ger We have had rs.y few wnu wcrc good.
hut It IL nut Impossible to concalye how good
duucing mix.t ts made. a. |! has been
called, tAu Ir,clsy 0! uutIcn. II, for the sake
Of taucsnG, II BIT necessary for lady i, a
haflot to wear very short sklrt.. let the priv.
mtnts In long pe.ticoats would doubt.
ssct Is, the indcccncs o, the ballet dau-
GERS now.x-dsJa Is not What they reveal. bu.
what they cn1ear5r 70 suggest. T@ctt IL
nothing IN Etc least iBdellcate In L.. e1hibl-
tlon OF womao's leg. II It were the custom
far youug ladleS}n coed society 10 show them
they Would 10 SO without m imoure thought.
The pTuricnt ta,k on this topic Is ~ ABSURD
as tho dcn1uciation OF the wallz by That
model I'll domestic virtue. the late Lord b..
ron. But the ballets Of the modern stage
arc indecent hecauss, by astial' disazrAnxe
other diaunanous materiel, b5 pirou
rettes intended to present possible
glimpses Of parts Of the human body thal
even savsGes conceal, th. young gltIs GEEK &c
procure vile attraction for s9fk I" men
Jouue or old, tu the stalls aud pit. Bome o.
our best actresses and opcra singers don with
out hesN alton snt u1s1e attire OF paGe, md
nobody Is der&d the. pleasure Of kno "hs
thc shspe Of thHr 1Inbs. Bot thern - moi
no affected haltcobeeslment and haltrevela
tion; what Is fhoNn Is openly displayed
| without suGee4tlreseas or hesitation: wha
| IL conccaled Is concealed Without the lcas
kuggest1veness In arrangement, attitude, O!
irreg gula11ty OF di1play.
, 1869-02-21
u ~So0HA Upon lAe GonEs%ss

VA1Nl2 " &AA EAA410.
",1a ish 4 lonRs dime, nsw here, IN Bennsylhn-
All n aer down Of Horisburg tsre rossd
sTvsso 1sHil!sa NIT zooss', und dose vnele
II co5ses MI ii, b. annmoa lsw. 70 tquandeztn
staundlf
i" Dose who vese cod ps.etaed nj. zocsst, aId
All ss1en Do lay earbtd dis crime, b. shiazs
Hu. s sooss 90 T soIasrs tek,.rs sooss gresas lib
Atd . pen dom COP y,s Nuel, and nosdt con
Chssst.11 tEcd.
!, uud dim anoder barry itself It'd soon rctesl1
OF astsdogr1ts ~ho ke7a 70 eoose, pec.uas 'E1s
re, IT, e. no 7sh IT, .ploaasa ss:.s ,aouldtoa
60 dey ssoned at anu Soosczr, Or do ondeslowsF
kAssF'
Here Brcttmarn led his shdss1n ont: "Dts
Ia, aoe9p 1a dS - s.., r,rx. "a tdo.
IL t1teka ish ID r. 1.o:tom-dssaoon aosda
Bee. Ga stsr In tie m,sue, sa,s II koos old
bhr71na1 ned.
.usa shos.t spout e,exd,anatuss d seoou und
H.rs pai:y i %,a'.rr..ud.ehast, Of election
pis !. 7Tr, dro,~ as,s NIsde. nina, vus hssu
An,oar bssais:.sn III ssssk ou a.sn, 'hdo,,
ol GER c2ose.n
IA rattessatc for 9ter& d. eoo3o .oehbstE1a rup,
Nho thvtsf 90 Goose dc nobse8s dfn4< vot valh
b<1&at g san
Fer Do eoeses sats d. Ctptdck IN Rom lena
otu1lA AGO,
UnG noss,.6uis rsta cain mighty pad ash al
CO kGow.
~Aca,est dis ntshd5 ooote-usa suodez 7elle'
Wno ksspett htnssM unaoumon shttii yar
o6rrs exMe 10 rioN1:
uud fany AK aoH 'twA be satoo:, hts yriead.
I wep..s 1Inf IA inea@-
UnA vhpet ash dey DIPPED der nees: 'dt'
1 sasndt ooIon d. ecosef
-'ue'p o 4. ooroa Do Roohltet: ahoost pat you
p,!e cn d1ss -,
ur d. baruk1ss qus&sion hs lndends to coax
30 Dc veIlcs cut a44ftad bc!ov do beop!e fouSd
Cu e&oA rt.s Ct def ecoso Il Va h ahdex q
From. Srsanaes n Ro..tes." IN As,eA Eu"set
| ef Ltkstncofs.4 XequEtss-
, 1869-02-21
How II Pays 70 be tAe Quesz,a CoualA.
From the Loodnn Leader.

LIS Royal InKhness, George william Fed.
erick Charles. Duke oi Camlsidxr, Flrld
Marshal Commandmz.in-Chief, 4. a., 4. r.,
9. G. B., q. e. H., @. ". n. O., q. c. L. T.,
Z. c.. D: G. L., Colouel Of the Grenadier
Guards, Ranger OF the Parks I've like 10 give
LIN biz tull utles, though there naAy be many
t7pe Of those happy oncials who enjoy = not
inx amount OF work. Al things considered,
We maj kssune that Ills Royal Hlghnesa
lines ate l2,d Ia pieatsnt places, and that be
has no cause to curae the star Of bis destiny
.hs l9.ttudo of b: saa uns1z: .,d hs sn5oy,
Comm thkf ,.
Why lot E6, 400 at oncef Who ca1 tel
eaye thar the hgura ot e., Coo is subject to 4
ctrtaIu tax which pound u der thA. Income
may tave. AZ Colonel Of the Grsnadier
Guaraa. Els ROYAL HiXtmess receives Foot
GuArds' Colonel'a pay Of e 30 per annuua.
Tor h:s duties II the Horse Guards he has
A,1Sa per annum. We are not aware what
N clo!htn8 allowance may Be worth yea1,
wnat !alne the psrQuisises may b. which nc
cIue from The Rangershlp Of St. James, :,
Greer. and Hyde Parks. and Richmond At
the last place there Is certainly resideaec.
ard the Metropolitan parks doubtless aaotd
i good picHngs-
Bnt We viii take for practices, purposes the
sum Of the three amornts mentioned abuve;
and call the Arnual Income OF Els hoyM
Htghne<s the Duke Of CambridEo EtSa'
and perqui.t1es- Now what Oh earth hss ta'
Duke Of Cambridge doLe In TANGIBLE shaDt
that lie should enforce yearly claim upos
| The recognition Of the country 70 the tune o
| R1e 3N md pe1qnlaItesf There b no nj
tou Why the Duke OF Cambridge thould b
holding such aioecuses - he no:r possetse'
, 1869-02-21

e}gn steamer can he only partially oov1a1fa
hy the Fesesrch Of modern science, one GtAs
ohttacle to foreign travel will pc done away
With, and many who have been deferred y ya
dread Of The dl*com.orts OF the voyage wiil
avail themselves Of happier auspices 'uaaef
which ther can cra.s the water.
But EothIng In this life Is intouded to pc
without Its drawbacks. Tho necessity OF ~
Ing on one's tack during m entlre voyage,
With galyapfc battery couseirs Its mighty
circnit over the region Of the stomach, il not
quite Is bad a. sea.strkuess. Il NOT one hun
otd and eighty degrees be5ondit.