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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-01

THE DRY GOODS news OF Hevzog &
Bros, speaks Tor itselt. Look for 1t.
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All scHROSIC and affective forms of
Female Diseases successfully treated by
d., Mortlmore, Central Hotel
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FOR ARKANsAS RIVER-
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River Line.
For DsVau's BluR, connecting with Railroad
for L1itia ROck and 10Y Augusta, connect
ing with steamer BateSylIis for Jackson
port, PocafOutaS. Eatesyliis and ali inter
msdiste points; also, % West Point OF Lit
tie Red River.
Ashford, Master
This elegant S~tde-Wheel passen-- r.
ger steamer viii leave as above S
FRIDAY, 81 inst. at ; pm.
For freight Or pissage apply on board or to
". II. EENNE DAY. Agent.
del 3Df Front street. AlOsby Block.
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Go 70 Loeke's, 236H Main street, for the
latest news.
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TIE APPEAL Is delivered By daylight,
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NJ. H. MILLER, the pioneer halter of
Memphis is now located with the house
of Francisco & Wiggin, S07 Main street,
under Peabody Hotel, where he viii be
pleased 10 wait upon all his friends.
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RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Paralysis. and diseases Of Liver, Spleen
and Kidneys, cured by DIR. MortimOre, at
Central Hotel.
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SUBSCRIBE for the daily APPEAL.

ATTEND dress goods sale OF
MENKEN BROS.
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SOC SETS FINE FURS AT AUCTION.

This wednesday, morning. at ten
o'clock, by GOttlieb < Ezekiel, auction
GERS, corner Second and Adams streets.
Foa great bargains this week, call al B.
L~owenstein * Bros.
FrRs. furs. furs. at New York prices.
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ARAB COLUMN.

The first conclusion Of every one desir-
ing to purchase one of these novelties.
should be to go where they can buy the
prettiest and cheapest, and Jacob Cans
new store, 29S Main, has decidedly the
prettiest and rarest patterns, and cheap
est Arabs ever displayed for sale in this
city. His dress pads are almost all
sold, and they are beautiful. We advise
any Z wanting a plaid dress to call at
293 Main before they are sold out. Our
clever friend, Capt. DeYOGng, showed US
through the wholesale and retail rooms,
and the ca1ieos and dress goods are per-
feet gems. Cans clothing is desirable
and cheap, as tits from his own manufac-
tory North, and for durability cannot be
surpassed. In conclusion, we would i'm
press upon the miRds Of all our read
ers 10 buy their dry goods at the new
store, Z93 Main street.
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Chance for Making Money.

w Batesvfile, on the Mississippi n Ten
nessee Railroad. Toany one wishing to com
mence business, We gould sell our small and
well selected suoek Of Dry Goods
AT COST AND CARRIAGE.
For further Information we would refer 20
Mr.. w. j. Smith, with Menken Bros, Ms M
phis, Tenn, or 70 as az Batesville.
sa4A WALKER 4 STAMFORD.
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EELP

E rrs5-- als he'd t-U u Inserted u Ten
cents pr EHe. erch .Ess-i0R.
ErDE AND NURSE a GOOD c0ok-a man
u Pc erred also, IS good nurse; apply 70
E-IL.Tp X Shelby street del
TTAELDES-Etve y aue coat makers; three
IS. pants and vest makers, 10 do Lue
rr--8 work. Can obtain permanent em-
Payment GlG good prices by applylug 10
GEO &. kRESS.
ur1S NtcEsburg, Miss
TAErE- E-G'zo, G WLIJs woman, 70 do
II general house work. Apply 70 ". ".
Kenny Eorpagliu Saei, on the levee. nos
1--WE HaEU--LTrTLE Rock AND FORT
rEg.E EA-L-oaD LHIEF or
&c. .Tr--- ROCK. ASK. November -, ISjs.
tl .lf~ EClH, riEy good Tic Hands, 10 whom
El--.l prices wiz h- paid. by tue piece.
4 FJBI>~0N, Chief Engineer.
Aaav fo IESAE G-1ENSA- Commercial
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TwENTY-FTyE CENTS a week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
THE APPEAL is delivered for p cents a
pvaatr
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SWEEPING reduction at B. Lowenstein
. Bros.
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READ the reduction advertisement of B.
LOweustein * Bros.
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NOTICE

no PASSENGERS FORvICKR- IT,
burg. Natchex. New Orleans -
Shreveport, and jefferson. Texas. Wil undH
to their interest 70 call at She General PasSen-
ger Department for reliable f~DfOrraatt0n.
II. Shock
Gent Ticket and Advertising Agent,
nos Ne promenade. foot OF Jefferson *.
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0U~sEKEsPERS

HERzOG & BROs'. REDCCTToS-Read
elsewhere.
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BUY r. y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggans & Thorn, manufa cturers, 2J3
Main street, Clay Building.
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HOuseK EEPERs.

READ B. Lowensteiu & Bros advertise
ment TODAY.
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NOTICE.

O11ce E0uns' Line Red Rirer P1chef N.
NEW ORLEANS. La Now 8. lSN
= H.SHOCK is our only authorized AxeH,
y. to sell tickets over our line 81 steamers
G. L KOUSs & Bro.
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FOR EVANSVILLE.

FUR ENANSN ILLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Packet
For Cairo and Evansville.
Barclay. master
This superb H~ght-drauSas pas
seuger packet VIII leave as aboveE
- THIS DAY. list inst. at p m.
LEVY & ROBINS, Agents,
del is Jefferson street
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C-oNSCMPTIoS, diseases Of the Lungs and
Throat, cured by Or. MortimOre. Office,
Central Hotel. Adams street.
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NOTHING NEW.

7URs, furs, furs, at New York prices.
MENEEN BROS.
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STEAMB0ATs
WHITE RIVER.
WHITE RIVER LINE !

NOR the present, and until further notice.
i all the boats Of this line In WHITE
RIVER are Withdrawn, except the elegant
steamer.
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FREIGHT L TICKET AGENCY
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FOR Z 7

o NEW ORLEANS.
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FOR SALE.

Soa,z u-s- at- head tr7H Be fnsersef u Ten
cT-s sr Hat, ecch Enserfi0E.
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RNEas. NEaIHER arp suslEEss-

MEMPHIS Gas WORKS, November 30.
The river rose 5 inches in the previous
hours. 1t stood Is feet II inches below
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

For New Orleans
Regular Wednesday Packet-The swin and
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1869-06-03
Bishop Lynch.

This dignitary of the Roman Catholic
Church, Bishop Of the diocese of South Caro-
lima, made flying visit to our town last week,
arriving Tuesday afternoon, and leaving We'd.
nesday morning. His discourse in the Court
House. AT night, to hastily collect cd audience,
was general review of the history of the
Christian Church. lie spoke of the Commits.
sion of Christ to the Aposles-the day of
Penteco>t-early prosecutions under Roman
..mperors-heroc frmness and fortitude of
the Christian martyrs-the divine preservation
of tho Church from destruction and from cor.
rup,in2 charge-i's immurab!e stability and
continuous growth in numbers and strength,
al along through the centuries, until the pre-.
sen; time.
There are not many Roman Catholics in this
place, and this is the first visit Of so high an
official of that Church, which has occurred
within our recollection.
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For the Carolina Spartan.
Last sunday at Cherokee.

MIR. Enron: Las, Sunday being the day
set apart for the dedication of the new Church
built by the mystic brotherho ood, at Cherokee
Springs, we proceeded to that place, and ar
rived there after an hour and halfs' ride
Though it was quite early, we found n large
number of persons already assembled, and
tLey con inued to congregtte from the sur
rounding country, and from the village, until
the assemblage had increased in numbers TO
an extent seldom seen in the country. The
expected ministers arrived the Revs A. H
LESTER and r. G. OLIVER. At the close of
the singing by the Choir, Mr. LIE srEp read
as his first lesson, part of Solomon's PRAYER
at the Dedication of the first Temple. He
read very appropriate hymn, and offered
prayer, which was impressive upon the entire
congregation. Mr.. OLIVER read a second
lesson, selec ed from one of the Gospels. Mr..
LESTER then announced as his text" XVII
Psalm, 4 verse" For fifty minutes he held
the attention of his hearers. The speaker in.
creased i'll warmth If manner, and wi. n mark
cd effect upon the audience. The writer never
heard this learned divine. when he appeared
TO have greater liberty. or TO have been more
deeply Impressed with the spirit of his CALL
ing. The services were closed with nm nm
rropriate prayer by Mr.. OLIVER, singing aud
the bencdlciiun
We earnestly hope and believe that a cord
was stuck on this occasion, that will continue
to Nbrate Tor many days to come. Will not
all good people join The prayer OF the preach
er, THAT the little building at that place nav
be a ncuclcus, around which many may gath
or, and from which many may be gathered to
the garner above. So mote L be. WIZ
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Ihe Monroe Doctrine So called
It's Purpose and Meaning.

Inc New York Trihunes remark of yesicr-
day that there is no good reason to doubt the
truthtUlness OF the recent famous dispatcL
from London, has created some discussou
here l! is argued by some hat the United
States must lower her tone, and that such I'm
mHiat'on must vastly effect the popularity OF
the dominant faction. S&ch is The lcy,,in,,,,c
effect Of going OF half-cockcd, undor ;hs i,ui,
toh OF Summers cxtravaguni rhetoric nuo
Chand!ers braggadocia.
In truth, the whole course Of the Sonata o,d
us pind endorsement by the Executive in
ne indecent haste displayed in the recall nj
"'e'e' "o"nsoh anu otherwise, have pl,ced
lie people of ii ) country in an enr,r.Iy
ia'se position IL was attempted some months
called Monroe doctr.ue Jus .!Ivu nT",, ,'.u 80
Ism Oh lie part vi the government. 10 I,,.I-
isent readers 1t Is Unnecessary to sayl.ut y,
meant precisely tn! reverse. iue rnS,n, -,
the message oi Mr. Monroe TO Cuup,a,s IS :
"hlcn Is popularity kuown under Tins u,n,o
n"s inserted IN cons Guence OF The alarlni U
uoc'rlhc VI ihe iIght vi .IuIervrn ION II, ~, q
affairs OF individual nations uud th,.,r o,,,o,,
oaSeS' pf"nIuIgcd by the Combined nb.n,ut,
governments vi Europe, known as the ..Ii,Iv
h',"iIe' Inc INVASION OF Spain by France
III 1915 10 prevent the establishment nf -, cnu
o''u, ,'oual government, TO which KING fe,d,
hahu Lnd CUnscnicd, and TO VIII II Ii.,. no.
niue OF no opposition i'll Spain was AN exam
PIC "i 'he Application oi the pernlcIous p,,u,,-
PIES ussertei by Ihese despoIs. Mr.. Munroe -,
'!'e message reerred 10. proIesI npnlusI IN.
d"c'rihe being applied 10 America. and dc
o'h'e" mat any attempt on tie part OF Euro-
Pean powers to extend The system OF .naIIonoI
'h'efle'ance' Tor the purpose OF controlling m
any manner the governments nf this h.nis
Phore' (which had established their lndcneu-
dence," would be Considered as the mnn;t.s,o
ti"h 81 m unirIendIy disposition towards ILo
the Uni,e States. '"'
MS - al 'ucre is Of the Monroe doc; rim.
ahu IL vii! be perceived that The absurd cam
ouc' oi Congress, as a Dody for rhe past few
years, ana Inc recent nUnseusical speecn.s ,t
us individual members, have not oniv pI,c.d
'Hls government III dit ccL antaconism io ,L.
principles ihus a7Owcd IN 1873, JuI piy.n ,Le
governments OF France, EngIand and Spaiu
the high stand poinI OF maintain NO i,oS,
principles against their threatened yi,Iau,n
on our part. y time may come, and doub,ir,.
VIII, When 1t Will sui, The interests and ,c.,,,.
meuts OF all pMtIes. that III Present colon o.
oi Eufopeau powers ou This Continent sI,nl -,
ther form Ihemselv $ into seuurIc r,n,,,,,,c,
or becomes absorbed in tins but In. u,l,cv
th such II can be caIled) iuaus suraied by Raj.
!ca!s. and III ihe process OF beng carried ,,nt
ny io'0e. must, IN The naturc vi l!.inss, imp,.a
eufaoiy postpone II.
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General News.

WAsHtSGTcN.-tt is reliably stated that
Boutwell,, alter hearing Opdyke, determines TO
persist in selling So, ,0OO, 900 in gold and buy.
ing 9l ,ooo OOO in bonds weekly; until the bonds
are placed in sinking fund that will reach
S2o,ooO,OOO. This policy involves the sale OF
nearly 6OOOO,000 in gold.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad has organized.
OiVer Ames, President; John Dufie, Vice.
PRESIDENT John u NJ, Williams Treasurer
Nearly all the Directors are Massachusetts
men.
MoBILE.-A FIRE occurred on Commerce. he
tween st. Michael and St. Louis streets. last
night by which Childress u Davis urnoerv
dealers, foster q Gardher z T. Sto!iinTraok
&Brother, commission merchants, Ober g. An
d rson, feed store, and Baker & Co., forwaf-
ding merchants, were burnt out Col. l.. T.
Woodruff, one of the most prominent business
men, and President of the Board of Trade, lost
his life. Two others were seriously injured
by the falling walls. The loss is estimated ~
between SAC, 900 and $4,000.
New ORLEANs.-The sale of the New OrIcans
Opeousas and Great Western Railroad toos
place this morning, by virtue of an order from
the United states Circuit Court under tbe
auspices of ex United States Marshall F. y
Hrrr'n. The principal interests represented
were the illinois entral Railrond. Mob.l, and
Chattanooga Railroad, the bond holders of nh.
Iro"d aud Charles Morgan. The road was
Knocked off at $2,O5O,O00 Mr.. Whitney
announced that it was the intention of Mr.:
Morgan, who was present, to immediately set
about extending the road to the Sabine.
There can be no longer the slightest doubt
thnt the crop is ut least twenty to twenty-five
Gays later than usual, and that the stand is
generally very deficient. If the season sbould
become more favorable at an ea,ly dav n ,o;r
crop may DC made, but this is quite uncertain.
An@Usta Chronicle, 27M.
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Important TO school Teachers.

The follow is joint resolution authorizing
the State Treasurer to upporliun the several
Counties the appropriation of S25, 900 author
lied in General Ordor No. l39, of December 3.
1867, for the support of free schoo s, same to
DC paid over to the respective County Trea..
surers, III order to pay claims of Teachers:
BE Reso!red by the Senate and House of
Bcp esentativcs of the State of South Carolina
now met Snd sitting in G neral Assembly. and
oy the athoriy of the same. That the State
treasurer De, ana he Is hereby, authorized 10
apportlou TO the several Counties OF the Stntc
according 10 the number Of their Represcn,a,
ives IN the lower brancn oflhc General Assem-
oily, The appropriation of twenty five thousand
dollars authorized in General Order No 100
issued by General Candy, and bearing date
December 3, 1867, for the support of free
schools and to pay over the amour each Couu
~ may be entitled to under said apportiou-
ment TO the Treasurer thereof who Shall be
ana Is hereby, empowered to pay the claims OF
all teachers Tor services rendered in this Coun
" during tho year commencing Oct Der 8 ,
ioO', III accordance with the provisions Of the
aforesaid General .. der, after said claims shall
have been certified by the School Commission.
ers OF said County and approved by the State
superintendent OF Education P,'0ridcG That
oil such claims shall be presented for paymert
w.
leG0: And pror'ded, Giridcr, That. if, in any
County, the amount of claims presented shall
be in in excess OF the amount of money ape
portion TO said County, said claims shall be
paid pro rata
Approved March &c, 1869
JosEru FosrEn, Chairman Of the Board of
Commissioners of Free Schools urges upon
teachers having claims, to present them on or
before the 18th Of June. that said claims may
be certified TO as required and forwarded to
'he Sta:c Superintendent of Educat.,n for his
approval. and returned and presented for pay
ment before the Mirnsth day of June, inst, as
provided in the above Act We advise toach-
ers to present their claims by the ydneenM inst,
TO secure payment.
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England and the United States

The London correspondent Of the Ph!ladel
phia Inquirer writes
When it was known that Mr. Eeverdy John.
sons Ala ANA treaty had been so unanimous
ly rejected, II WAS felt that some further de
mand was likely 10 he made u on the Govern .
mcnt, but am sure no one dreamed for u mo
menI how extensive tLat demand would be
The enormous character it now assumes has
taken nearly every OIes breath away and
the whole community is now pOndcring over
the magnificent combinations figures cOntaine ed
in MIR. Summers speech. The speech is, un-
der all The crcdmstaHces, accepted a. repre-
senlIng the views and inI entIous of the UuIted
states Government, and il is fully expected
That Mr Motley will come here insIruc. ed to
make III form the demands implied by its Ian
guage. Ghe immediate effect upon the pub,
lac mind has been, of course, exactly What
might have been expected.
The view taken ofIhe subject is this: That
the new demand is to be. first, n public hum.
bIe apo ogy on the part oil this country, through
IT'S government, for its erroneous course dur
ln6 tie recent war; and secondly, the nav =.
mcnt something like 400 600 900 sterling in
the shape OF damages. To this the unaui-
NOUS voice gives but cne reply, viz: That
neither proposition can or shall b., entertained
for moment have before me at this mo
ment the articles on the subject from all the
leading British j urnas. friendly aud un.
friendly 10 the United States, and numerous
private letters from English friends of both
those characters and they all breath the same
spirit. Tmey are c"uched ia various tones of
IndgnatiOn, regret and resentment but tEoy
all ,eVinct the same determination To resist
both OF these demands, if need be, TO the very
death.
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News lleinS.

-. enoW Is still foot deep in Vermont on tho
"es'heid aud Montgomery Road.
The two hundreth anniversary Of the Old
South Church, in Boston, was observed ON
Sunday.
Hay is $50 ton ir the Northern part of
vermont, and in some sections the cattle are
said 10 be starving
% Senator Sprague has been invited In adJrs..
the Augusta Labor Union, but owing to D, ess.
ing engagements he will he forced to postpone
1t until next fall.
There is man in Chicago who possesses
80 remarkable memory that he is employed bv
The various benevolent societies to remember
the poor"
'Cleanliness is next TO godliness :" and
this is the reason, my little dears why vol,
are put in the tub on Saturday night, before
being taken TO church on Sunday morning.
Returns from Abbeville and Union indicafs
the enne Democratic ticket Tor County oIhcers
was elected. In Darlington and Fairfield the
Republican nominees were successful.
Two snakes caught in NJ 'riden, Conr..
r. put in n glass case. One of them bit d a
other, which died Immediately afterwards.
IL then bit itscf. and 30 committed suicide,
ike Byron's scorpion.
cruel transition from romance 10 reality
was that experienced by q Cincinnati girl tho
love, but was rescued and locked up over night
Oh charge of drunkenness
The novel point of order was raised in the
Massachusetts Legislature recently, whether
the member who has the floor has ripLtto
speak so loud as TO disturb members who arc
Engaged i'll conversation.
Indiana divorces do not always let off Tia
divorced very eas:ly. One lie low, whonp,l 81
for divorce. got The decree, but lost with his
wife, his child and all his property, in the
way of alimony and costs.
The manager Of a menagerie in Belgium
recently took the place Of his '.lion tamer.'
who was sick. He got along very we'll until
the lions b, came hungry, when they a:o
him.
The Columbia Phoenix is informed upon
good authority that arrangements are being
made To survey n railroad route from Frog
Level TO some point on the Columbia and
Augusta Road, near Lcesvilic.
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We learn from Berlin that n Prussan Officer
who was in the Confederate service during
our war, and who was oa duty at h,rleston,
has communicated o the Prussian Government
the secret OF the torpedo Of American invention.
which was found very seryiceable in the de
Tense Of The Charleston harbor' Experiments
were lately made at Kiol with tn 3 particular
torpedo, in the presence Of naval and military
officers dcsigna ell by the government and
they were perfectly successful IA they blew n
vessel which had been prepared for the purpos,
all to pieces. The officer won Shelihn) who
communicated the sec Ell, has received an ap
poin, rue mt on the Staff of the Prussan service
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Phoenix HrOIRyvOTks.

We call special attention TO the advertisement
in this issue, of Messrs GOLDSMITH " KIND, of
Columbia, S. c. Our citizens can see n speci-
men Of the work from this establishment en-
clsing the monument erected to Col. o. E.
Edwards, in the grave yard At this place.
I 'is beautiful railing will satisfy any one of
the sAill of these gentlemen as artificers in
irnn
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WHY THERE WILL Dc 40 WAR WIrH Exo
LAND.-Thc New York Ta.rs says that n lead ny
member Of The Senate Committee ON Forcip n
Relations scouts lbc idea that there will be q
war between England and the United States.
growing out of the Alabama claims lie gives
the following reasons for his faith:
First it would necessarily be 3 naval war.
Tor the Invasion and conquest of Cnnuda would
De only the work Of II week. Beng Il naval
war, destruction Of cUmGIcrc. ana shipulup
oil both countries woul, be almost tie only
result. England has three Iues the number
oil steam vessels that we nave, all her pnsscn-
ger aud mnli steamships being available in
twenty -lours notice as IL waI tlVtIa
Second war with England would cost
the United States at leaSt 5000, ,OOO, 900,
which would e'entually end III reputation
Meanwhile. the iden;ical loas and suffering 10
both countries would be incalcuabe
'Ihird The Uni,ed States cannot afford TO
hold ihe British North American Possessions
as conquered provinces -Four mIllo ons of
disc"h'euIed people on the North. and as
many on The Hou'h. would produce slate Of
adans anything bur piensnnl'
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H. G.. TsnSSic.

This gentleman, late Of the firm of TwITrY
& Co., has opened business at the store of
Nr. j. w. HARDY. This fact has already
been discovered by many persons, seen from
the influx of customers to this establishment
RgA.Sce advertisements