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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01

S%berffF8 0ereamf. - Sn GemasHeit etner ven.
Scitio exponas 8erorbnung an mid aeri9tet
tnh iberIteferf pom A1tbGren Circuits @ertGt pom
9anibion GDls1ttp, Eenn., BET feiner1 Septensbexs
Eermin 1858 werSe idb gum 5featLt9en @erteuf an
ben sneiftbietenhen geeeu baare 8abGung am gourts
hdIssTbcr tn Der Sfnot RnibpiHe am 8 Q n n6beH6
@run6eieentbnm bringen, n8niIid Ginen 9rott
Qonb, belegen unh beeIhLi tn GptIsiftrist 9c s. O..
g., g., una begreast lOte foIet 9i5r9i3 BON Der
btret uon s.. @intDu; fihIicb pom Der aGnberef son
D. y RR5tf emors utb rneltlLtt pom Der 26neeyet
- DuenuiGe; nit Bef9Iog OeIest ais sos Gieems
alder, mebr o6er 0eniger I'm ener &Isention in meis
men Sanhen sR @ulIiten ppR 80. p. Cartwright unh
gegen sd. %. 6Grs uno 9tibexe fir 50,68, Sna
teiefen In6 Rotten SaraRf ~ senieen. Vessber
Sen n. Ge5rHers 1863. 8 g. Ssessk
6. 80. 8 sndIbfou, GHexiff
msI Gur9 Som. 6. NorfbaHj Sepatp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
1874. 70Ill

so 8 H -
f$berifF8 BerFaRf-Ssu Gemasbeit Elmer ven
~ ditto exponas BexOrouMnQ nm NTH gertcbtet
nno lbertieterr AdtbGren Circuit 0ertcbt pen
EaptbfoR County, Tennefiees bel teipeM Sonuars
Eermtta. 1863, Herbe i'd am GourthanB sxbot tn Der
&tobt &nibpte sum bffea H9en 8sTtauf an Zen eiits
bietenben geBeu bQare 6ahlnng am . quR 0b en- D.
ben ~ Rars 1869, namfte5euo bef9riebsneS @runbs
eiasnthum briugen, namli1 Gin Trait 2anh tn
9GuiSicn Gountp Tenn, boS &teent6um pom Asas
itfcn Gtrattcu, Der ndmltde Frat, auf meIem 9Ras
bsfcn Sttatton feft wohnts begTeu3t uuo betrieben
lpfe fpIat: Go 1T Der ndmfe Eratt 2onh Ahertrnger
b,ir Gil nacrrts nurcb Rdnfbtief an een6nnfeR R.
Strofton unb reeifrirr IN Der NegifteTS Sffce pom
GGutnfon Gountp, bun 10, Seiten III unb 272, Nlh
beorest ute foIet: 9egihnt bel einem RfabI IN Der
N1rhpfiede bed AaiceS pom EbpntaS G.. . ration,
t6s1ft non bn HftIt NIT Yprrts' &tHfe {frnber Y1cs
Terrin,s 2inie1 OK Ruiss nap etnem Rt0hI tn Der
hc fab.td mt liner 2taie Sc lilo goIes setr oter
reniaef, mad eihem Nfnbl IN her Eplbmeifetle non
s. %. MseTerrtn, EIuitee pom Barn u. Waqs6oEe:
eon nr mir tbrer 2inte G,K Poles naco ber NofOwets
ede non genonntenl Trntee,s 2anh tn Der Hftt men
Wreusti1fe nes perftorbeHen 3. w. Nprris unh pon ho
frfb.Ih nit ieineT Eiute burc bic so boff e nafs
rettb Miih Lafenb nit Der 5Ien ai4ie g. g. Sfrnfs
ton mao benz NuSealt9spnfte, eiiihpItenb is DER
ebr pDer pefeer, Eeb uuen 0e16,ilidhfeften horauf
un6 nit 8eidlaS belsgt ais has Giaenihuni psu %
Gtrattol, Nm elmer Greestien aegeis Tim ritb az
@usften BON Nm. ". axme, Gxeestnr, fir $3,Di9 N,
Snfersffsn unD &oiten A0rnuf nat Mbremnuhg rpR
SlQQO Gnbpfltrune; fetntr elmer Gfeeution geeen
OenIeIhgn atIR 81 Wunfen upr Et5et6 2 aBtfon ftf
+ 50 01e.7zs Srrereiitn uno &Qfen nit H6rs9nune
pen s5oOo gnseiissite aa ssntstH. 0essbsn, ben
feb26 GR.SsuaIsipH n, Sheriff
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
GDnaref 8eriel1t.
0it aoHiitaua IS aBIsn.
I" RabeI.D epefeben,
Subanif@e So dri6teu,
s-. % albinaton u. 6ebr.

OABteR~
geuat. Gen. gBitfou bra9tE
eine Gtl. elm, neld|e ben 8etrag Der
Standardization nuf $40O, 000, 900 err
holt unO 800, 0O0, 600 Grefnbads
aus Der Circulation 3iebt.
Cen, Sherman trng anf &nertens
nsE1g Der 1nabbangiQfeit bon Cuba
an Gin bas Gornite fur ausDdrtiee
slnaeIeaenbeiten.
s. 0sams. Die 2ouiIana g8ablItreis
tisteiten famen our @erbanoIuns. Serr
MSapnoro, Eenny trug auf Nnertens
naag aOes farbieen 8. WaSifsn Mes
uGrS ais bere9ttgten 9RttgIieoea an,
UeIaer aud in Sauie erfdienen mar
rnb eine fur;e 0niprade belt. Sm
SaMie Der Debotte tefduI6i9te Nepr.
GbanIer bon q. D. ben Gpredber Ses
Roa(es, iein elnlt nit 8roser Rarteis.
Iibfeit periuaItet an baber, mas bon
6enafeIben entihieben auriiHeeiuiefen
wurae. Muf Nntrae oes BERN DaDis
wnrhs, enoIih bic gallSe Mneele9enbeit
aaf ben Slid selegt un0 fOmit teiner
BET ribnIifreneen &aneihater ais be-
xeutiat ertl6rt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
Q4ss.l

90, BERN EerFouf. Sn @emdbbet elmer vendiHo
60 exponas NsrcronunG an MID geri9tet nnn
- hbeTIiefeEt non benz Aptbarsu Circuit @ertcpt
non Dupt feu Gpuutp, Genn.,, BET fetHem Sannars
Eerwtn 1863 ruerbe t9 sNn 1tfeunthsH 8ettaWt az
ben 4settbietelrneH eeeen bRare 8dhIWEg am 3o1rts
boustbor tn Der Sta6t 9Gfhpiue ana 80 n q benes
ben ~. R&r3 1899, na9isebenS kei9riebeNe ed1loes
ret luo @eb&ulidbteiten b.tngeE, naHtI4 @tn Stiad
chez EheiI 2oRD beleeen une bennit To Giutloeftrr
10. 2, GuuiefoN COUNTY, GeuH., begrenst ute fntet
8eetunt bel etueut Stetni pou ed nbrelt9 ~ Grab
Dfllb 100 4oIes aG9 sinet 81 tttqutptn- wt0e; poH
ba bitItd 13k Vsrab nap eaem Ststn; pom oa faeit9
81 esrch Bftip 50 4olss na9 ttnefh Stelu; pon b
nSrntich so Drao ElfIt 80 93oEes; pcn oa ueiti5cb
AK CRIB HftIicb AK asnIes na1 etneT 8acbe; non
"a Tweftltth AK @xa6 6aIl9 ~ R1ies uadb e1nem
&feitt, SGmea e,Stl'S Ror6o1tede; Don ha fTlt@ %
tran weftlfd 133 RoIeS NIT genduntsE SttasS &taie
mad ben 9tRsennsspuufte sntbdltefb 80 zderS tRsbr
nEer 1reuigeT. Gbstifs sin dnotres Stud cher Gbeg
eonb betegens unh beEnot5 tn genanatem Dtitritt
,Iuo Gountp. begrenJt ute folet: DegtIt BET etue<
Hu6e, &. q. 9Shtte's NorhwsHtde, Don De mtitstc9
100 Coles Maeb elmer eide, IlAlt1 IS 1UI25 4oles
uacb sinem 4fahl, s.. o. Brilep'S 9lornnre6e; Don
6a 6fkIi nit gehonnter 1rttep's &te " asotes nap
ginsm 4fubI pber Seeiu tn Der Ritte Ell Sc 2eHt;
up tu n6rit9 81 Grae 6ftlt NIT benz 6elstruIs ges
nanrfer 2tnte 40k HpIes rad et1em Ststn; UoH pa
nBrhIi@ IS 4oles mud benz MaSeanespuntf, entgels
teuh ~ adsr, msbx o6st wsntger, nns nit 1sf9iaS
bgeot ais has GtgeHtbnm non 8. SfcA @hste, uin
etner GreeItioN In metnen S6nSeu aH Gnniteit ppn
2Em. Safer unD pegen Sa1aes e. Nutteriolt uro Ans
nere, fur S1,O679ji uebf ntereifeu nno Rpiten 50
senugers @sesben ben IS. 6ebruar 1863
g. aR. 90 n q Id on Sberlft
teb28 Sut@ y. 2, @atHes. Deputy
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
lomcieLl

, u -
AN ACT to amend an act entitled " An Act to
enforce the building and repairing Of side
walks and curbings," approved April a, 1ese
sEcTIoN1. BE e enacted, by the Mayor and
CITY Council Of the City Of Nashville, That the
second section Of the act to which this Il An
amendment be, and the same IL hereby, repeal
ed, and that hereafter il shall be the duty d
the Metropolitan Police, or any Of them, tc
servs the notice, required by The LIST section Of
said act approved on the q April, 1ses, and
endorse thereon the date Of service, and on
whom served. and return the same without de-
iay.t the Metropolitan Police Commissioner
who shall perform the duties required BY said
second section Of the Recorder.
SEC. g. BE IL further enacted That section
4of said act, approved on the "a April, lses, be,
and the same is hereby repealed, 50 far as the
same REQUIRES the City Marshal TO give, or cause
10 be riyen, to the Police Commissioner. infcr-
r,afion Of the violation Of said act, and that
hereafter il shall be the duty OF said Metropol-
itan police to give such nctlce % the Commits
.,oner. and said Commissioner shall enforce
the execution Of said Law.
see. 8. Be it further enacted, That this act
sasau take erect from and AFTER In passage.
and all laws and parts Of laws inpnSiatsni
vithsuE = this act are herebyrspsaled
- EtAf bf Us -, \. ALDEN, Mayor.
81 Attest; wN. AIILss Rsserder. febGalw
/ HISTORIC.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
(s5Ba

2herffFa @ereanf. - sssl GemdSbest eppR suet
&@ yenditi0 axpOnR@ 8erpTennuR an Mt6 9erstbtet
snD tiDeritefekt pon NeM Adbtbaren GbGHcernsGteS
riot BON Don't fen Co.. tenn. bet fetuem 6ftobers
Eermin 1853 uerDe tcb suna 6fIentt5en @ertaHf an
Tea u eiitbietenben see a baays 8ahtng an Courts
Sen ~. ysdE5 1859, nadfebsnb bei9riebenes @rnn6s
etoenfb1sm brtnaen, n&mltd: 2of6 gtos. 173, ia,
1913, 1885, 81, 2y2, 49, 20 Sls 80 NIB 81 tn Gutugs
MD6ittcn 8tt Naiboiae, fir 6eten &ei6reibRnG tete
BNA ~, Geile ASS, &e9ifers Office uOn 9aDtofou
9purfp ebsnfD 2otS Nos. II yno ~ IN 6er 0teien
MbDttiou ~ 9iafbOiHe fur berer GejAretbung iieht
Bud "a, Sste 492, ytegtffers Office pom Dupibfou
County; bic eef0umten eenaGnten xots NIT 4ej9IG0
beIest als oos Gigentbnm Don Soiepb 8. 28oo6a, I'm
esner GTeetltOn gen Eurner @. Safer Anh Sntepb
8. 8oO6s nn6 ~ Sanfen pen D. v. 9owea, q. y,
ROjsea al aeniGen. @eoe6ep ben ~. 6ebrior 1869.
fsb26s4gp 9. ~. 00uotb on, GHsttit.
I c4n Gbaueerp ln D1afbpiIIe. staat Esnaefiess
~ 0ffiee Gierf Npo Matter 6hGueefpF9ertdt ~
6ptAe, ben q. 0opembeg 8.-&. ~ @ages &Ids
aer, aegen spa @a9e, Betlagt ana Bonn Bertt
Sea @b5r6 tn 0teer $GGe berucrgthtr hGb eElaGtes
Ad gage, nicbt aRfgeinben weIben fam, 10 t osSs
6aIb peroloHsf wor0en, bae re btsrn nor oeer Hners
Srib Zen erfsa brei Fase 6ea na@ften Eerusins es-
uanufen GeTtttess 81 ealteH eIn Eritfu Montae
IN s,dtiisn Mpri 1869 tbE f9etnen med snue oni
9id0ers @a beienne ODER GtHu1lD erbebes wtotioes
fans heiebe ais rcM tbr augetanoen eytlaft nnn o.
etner MnhbrMbg ex p@rte Rhper1Mnat 1eapeR WtEe,
rnS naE nfefe BerUrnn1ng ftr Dter UMgtMnuber feIa
oenbe 1adhen in Der safbaiHe Pres Mn6 GfsseR Uni
Ser Terrsiee Gteats3sttuee beeonnt aema9t meTee.
ss4 1ssasA aseFs 80 ? d. =. 2 ,,,.k 2 m ST.
R.a.w. sames nus g. Scott s9Htm:s, anasIs'
faE aIaser. fsb254w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
s. g. Baten,an unb NnOere ge9en
Minsr6a Sarbcaitle unb 2luSere.

Der Graft 2anh On Der Gyannp @hite Enrnptte
etroo isdbs NsejIen pon NaibptAe, enthaltene $50
Mder, mebr D6er peRi9er, aUf weI9em Yrs. 2sfnts
freb Bbtte mpbnte.
Dos Sano TDirb IN 3wef Eratten psrtGHft une bic
GheiheIlnie tarh be GurEpite Gebfioet weroens
@eAingWngeu - Gzentte a1tf 8, 2-une ~ Yto
nate mir SntsrefieH pom 8eit1nfStnge on 9tofen
init pSrSnIideF &aderbeit erforbe uTto Elm 4fan5s
ret uorb ehaIten. aSertGuf frei Don sSIeneretnlDs
Jung. zsses1S .ssGtts sfe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
sE (0nacial.y
CITY GEM ETERY.

800 lONEK@ QEAA MVEBIe "a
Be Il enacted, by the Mayor and City Council
pessens, efherwise than the legally elected
and qualified City sexton, who shall inter, o.
attempt to inter, In the City GemeteEy,s any
body or bodies, shall Be deemed guilty OF 3
rnisdemeanur, and, upon conviction 81 the same,
shall be hnad Tor each odense net less than nifty
ESQ dollars. A. u. ALDEN, Mayor.
Attest: w. M1LLs, Recorder.
6 February IL, is69 feb2z 1w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
columbus aife unO General Sniurance

Gompanb seeen 8. Sunapbree.
aots 4ns Is, % unb 30, IN Beftids abolition, on
llnh nabe Der Charlotte EMrnpite <S9nsf<ahe.
&ebtn gnnGen .--&rebite anf D llno ~ Ronotet NIT
fnHuteT Gierftenng erfor6ett uno Rfannre9t perbss
boIten. Rsrtauf fret pom SeieberslnIbiune,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
@erfegtist uub bertauft
3m perfamfeu

100000 Adey bss bsFtsn aanbes IN allen E5eiIen
bes GkakeS EenRefiee HnA hes nEseH@en EbeiIes ppu
aLabanEa, rub 1Htsx ben aiirftioften 8eAtn0mnee o.
htftgsR R eIfeu 81 uerf1ufel. EiRfea 9onh etenet
I'D bsfpnee<s sn fEefuen MnebInngeu, ba 900 0AGsr
esiietbgn. II etrsm stide eefnbti3 ftuh. AAf AHs
fra5s eTtbeilt NMstxuft e
fec e81g9 h- - g. Q. @terS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01

Gonnaben6 Den 20. Mars 1859.
---o-----aG 49,
Sn Gem&s5eit NIT Nur1 has GbGaeerp Uertbt IN
ben peridtebeuen Gacben erIofeuen Setreten IueToe
jtp am GoaTts3anie Im II nbs am
Sonuabenb, ben 20 Mars, 1859,
fOIgenhss stgeutRaH 0ersanfsrg uamti4 q
GoInmbus 9ife, AND General rSniHraace
Company se9en Schn s.. Calender.
aSts 9os. IL NIB 1s In Boids sDster sIb6itiOn III
saihptae an une HaBe Der Charlotte Ernpite seanSs
Str6be, s.sf ~
RebtngHnsen. - Grebit anf 64iAb IL gotnte
NIT Sntereiier pom @ertantstage On @cten NIT
Gnertdnnter St9erteLInng erfDreert uTth 4f6nnte&t
uprEebalteu. gertauf fret Ron aeiesereinlSiuns.
Columbus aife anO 8enerat sniurauce
Gompaenie segeu Gburles g..
Milion.
sots Nos. 20. Fl uilb % in EOfifs abolition 81
NdibpiGe, an Habs Der GbarIotte E1Tnpt esSanos
Strnbe.
ge6tnaanggn -Grebite non u1b 70 Nonoten nit
Safereien pom 8ertaufstoge an s9ioten nit Gners
f6nntex distributing erfoThert iiab @fnnbredt
beRaIteu. 8eltanf lTet pom SSie6ereiulS flnG.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
3tllt an5eigtll.
Sbaiieero rFdlfe

- fur agszsn szagg
sonnabens ben 20. mars 1859.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01

Die 8anfas 2esisIatur bat bereits
bos neMe confituttoneIIe slmeube'
,s,tsy,& Y1fifi cirf --z------
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
$. Tefnes arD1natifcbes
YDntcran5en MageI.
rs. s 8itters

Sn SoIee tss aIeemesusaS 8srIaaeens mad perf4iep
eetisn gum Bertonf eueeboteusu 8tfteEens oene bod
BITE 6uaiif6f btt SprtIofeu pber BE Dei4aIIeuhsSt
eer bartn sntbaItgaen Subreaisutie 90 fflrpes bas
ben pir uus eatt&lohsn, esu 9emeranssa'8ttter o.
sberstteT. 3%@sE @s.-1.. ~
Rsr tBnRsH hieies Btttesn besaeEt@ ber ReinEeit
6er Spiritpofen ufo her bGrwGofen nrh Rnaenehmen
9otax Der In tbuen empfehs
4nbIttpm meebctene Btt.eren giet@aebeuos UenH
pi1t pore1aIi6eT bsfunheu perhen unh nomeutl3@
tseffItcaeH, seSpa<5b aften Gei@uiad sisnea.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-01
S'abr9Qllg 3. /.
Wefebdfts aarfear.

@ef Hftstar.en Der -fDlgsn1en Mrt bon bret
SelleW M6 sstger Derben fir Chen Dollar per Ttos
net aaoeFA@t. IS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24
Exhibition Of Deadly Weapons.

Editors appeal: In one of our
neighbOring States there is a law to
this effect: If any person having or
carrying any dirk, dirk-knife, sword,
swOrd-cane, or other deadly weapon,
shall, in the presence of three or more
persons, exhibit the same in a rude,
angry and threatening manner, not in
necessary selfdeience, the person so
offending shall, upon conviction, be
fined in a sum not exceeding five
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned for
a period not exceeding three months.
We need Just such a law in this State.
l have cen the good effects OF il in a
sister State, and perhaps you viii re-
cognizet the law as an old acquaintance.
NJ.
The above is in substance as appears
on the statute books Of Mississippi in
the old Revised Code. Although it
did little to prevent the carrying of
concealed weapons, it did much.to pre-
vent theiro and unnecessary
use, and this did more to prevent col
lisions than a law to prevent carrying
weapons is likely to 10. Laws to pre-
vent carrying them on the person will
be observed by the best citizens, and
the worst viii disregard the law. And
so the worst are armed, and the best
deienseless. That is an evil of a law
which cannot be executed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24
E~CUMENlCAL COUNCIL.
The Plaes Of heetin3---Arrangements---Of
fcers Of the Council.

The Rome correspondent of the
New York Tribune says:
No secret is made OF the elaborate
preparations which are now advanc-
ing to a close, for the reception and
entertainment of the venerable Coun-
ell, in its official capacity. The place
in which il is To be held, the north
transept Of st. Peters, corresponds to
the dignity and importance OF the inn
posing ecclesiastical body. This is
separated from the nave OF the church
which is always open to the public, by
movable partition with a door in
the center. In the ordinary sessions
Of the Council, this door, which cor
responds precisely with the central
door OF the church, will remain open
the celebration of mass. In
sessions, the entire partition
viii be removed, although one would
Judge from its massive appearance
that Il would need q Yankee mechanic
to take up and set down such a load
Of carpentry without accident. The
pOntihcal throne is erected in the
semi-circular part Of the Hall, which
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24

IT Is with deep regret that we give
place TO the letter of Mr.. WOODRUFF,
IN which that gentleman declines the
candidacy for the May0ralty, rendered
him by the Democracy Of Memphis.
His nomination was hailed with such
universal satisfaction by all classes OF
our people, and was regarded by all
Is so opportune, that we encouraged
q hope that he would be able
TO overcome all possible diff
culties and serve the people. Il
proves otherwise. He cannot relieve
himself from business obligations en-
tered into and consummated before
his nomination was so much as sug-
gested. He, therefore, declines. It
now devolves upon the Democracy to
make another selection. The Con
ventiOn should at once be reassem-
bled by call Of its President, or the
Chairman Of the County Democratic
Executive Committee. There is no
time to be lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24
T%ELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
George Peabody's Remains.


NEW YORK, December l8.-The
British war ship Monarch, with the
remains of the late George Peabody
on board, has not yet left Falmouth,
being detained by a heavy gale on the
English coast. The passage across
the Atlantic will occupy between two
and three weeks, as the Monarch is
an ir0nclad tuTret ship with a very
heavy armament; and, beside, it is
the intention of her commander to use
steam against head winds only. and
to take a ~sOutherly course. Upon the
arrival of the remains at Portland.
they viii be taken to Peabody, Mass.
upon a special train, which viii in
Guide an elegant car, suitably draped
and specially arranged, for their re-
ceptiOn. This train has already been
placed at the disposal of the commit
tee Of arrangements by the eastern
road. There will be no sermon or ex-
tended remarks on the day of the fu-
neral, but at some future time. per
maps on the anniversary of Mr.. Pea
body's birthday, the 10Th, a euIogy
Will be pronounced by the Hon. A. A.
Abbott, President 0 fthe Peabody In
stitute. The selection of Nh. Abbott
to pronounce the eulogy is regarded
as very appropriate by the citizens It
Peabody, not only on account of his
ability, but from the fact that his Off
cial position renders him the best re-
preventative of the institute and of the
town. The statement that Mr.. Pea
body has but one nephew in this coun-
try Is untrue. Mr.. Peabody has two
nephews residing in this city. One of
them, Mr.. George II. Peabody, is a
member of the firm of Jenkins. Vail
q Peabody, dry goods Commission
merchants; and the other, Mr.. Arthur
j. Peabody, is a member of the firm
Of Charles Scribner d Co., book pub
fishers.
PORTLAND, December 23-Gov
has issueda an order detail.
ing the State militia as an escort for
The remains of George Peabody when
hey arrive. The British Consul has
,eceived a dispatch from Minister
Thornton signifying his intention to
- present at the reception of the re-
mains,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24

THE XVIII Amendment, If it is ev-
er adopted, viii be a fraud on the
country. Il will be the result Of force
illegally used, and forever a mon
strous and contemplate thing. States
attempt to make their exit from the
Union and fail. Secession is put
down on their part, and what they
could not do for themselves Congress
does for them. 1t puts them out Of
the Union, holds them by military
power, and then forces them back on
conditions Of voting to trample on the
rights Of other States by forcing on
them also an amendment of the Con-
stituton, which they abhOr. This
double wrong to the Southern
States, and 10 those Of the North
also which rejected the amend
ment, has stirred up a spicy debate in
Congress. MORTON, ofIndiana, openly
boosted that he would cheat the
North while he forced the South. He
said:
"By incorporating this provision in
the bill, the effecI would be to secure
the ratification Of the XVIII Amend
ment, the purpose Of the Democratic
members OF the Ohio Legislature, and
Of the Democratic majority in the
New York Legislature would be fore
stalled, and seeing that the amend
ment was secured they would be
found on the strong side. Those who
had the upper hand in Georgia neveT
would adopt the XVIII Amendment
uuless under cOmpulsion, for they
would be urged not to 20 one step fur
Their than Congress required them to
60"
This was rather more than Ed
MUNDs, the Radical Senator from
Vermont, was willing to stand to. So
he interposed the following very APP
prOpriate inquiry. He asked:
"Nhy did not the Senator from In
diana move TO insert in the bin a
CLAUSE directing the military comman-
der in Georgia 70 declare the XVIII
Amendment adopted, without the
Formally Of q vote on the subject?"
That vas q mode Of procedure
rather too p0iutblank even for the
Radical Congress, and so they propose
70 do it 10 save appearances) through
not even a vole Of the subject people,
but through q Legislature convened
especially for that purpose, and COM
posed ofsuch individuals as are known
TO be the ready instruments Of the
Radical tyranny. These enormities
have met, as they should, the earnest,
but Intellectual, protests Of the Demo-
cratic members. They showed clearly
that the Northern States had as deep
an interest in this subject as Georgia
herself. And the Boston Post asks
how a people like those who boast
Fanueil Hall, Bunker's Hill and Mas
s~achusetts, the cradle Of liberty:
The viii OF the President and Con-
gresss t0hUterer that may be, is recon-
AEenued 70 a sovereign State for obe-
dience, without regard 70 the will OF
It's own inhabitants. This is the Pa
p~ublicanism the dominant naTfv
would give u.s. acknowledging the
Omnipo5ence Dir. Boutwell, clSimed
for Congress. How would Massachn-
setts Ike an application Of this viii.
against It's own convictions, in reIa.
tion to its State affairs?"
But no considerations Of this sort
avail now against the madness Of
party, the frenzy of passion, and the
maligaity Of a hate which is gratihed
Ia bringing down the Southern lords
md ~subjeetlng them to the gov
srnment OF menisls. That Is
heir browning victory the
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JOHN LILLY,
FoRlsALE.

THE Stern-wheel Steamboat IT,
L SUBMARINE No Is. She -
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Heavv RAILWAY Rohherles

New YORK, December 22.-Heavy
railway robberies during several
months past, on the line of the Hart
ford and New Haven and Erie and
New York roads have come to light.
The heaviest losses have been on the
New York Central. Among the vic
Tins on that road was Baroness Olega
De Maltuta, Of Twenty-third street,
in that city, who, On the 4th of last
November, was robbed of over fifty
thousand dollars worth of lace and
jewelry from her trunks, between
Albany and Niagara Falls. Expert
detectives are now engaged in fathom-
ing the mystery.