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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

EET & IRE rhs Sole Agents for the HsIs Of thuas
sf U4riTsiied atn STANDS. kor beauty O.
sFAPl.s, B.0asSI-ss OF DRAFT, AGo QUANTITY
OF LTSf COrrON tlrEed out per day, they art
unsurpassed. Reference can be safety 10 sde e
every planter who has given them a laIr trial
" aere mule power 81 used, they make "A SAVING
Or from Ons-quarjer 10 one-ibird the drafi
ovER AEY oTEEz GIN. We are also aEsaLs lor
tsTgAUBB &ElSf &LLb5, and WHEELER
4.fENSDN & co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS
HoS&M a5 s. CO.
DesIers IN Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
0l5s and ss4 y ain Street,
lyll daHsm Memphis, Team.
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COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. c.

THIS FIRM. ESTABLISHED At WAsH-
4 luEton, lOuice, 2iz + strCel', viii attend 10
al cases that may be entrusted 10 them, IN The
Supreme Court OF the United STATES and Court
or Claims and also 10 the recovtf ~ or claims
against The Government or individuals, and
10 business before Congress and In The Depart
mSuts.
The senior member has besu practising
lEwF er for tliIty two years ana Is = mem ber
OF the bars OF Tie Supreme Courts OF ArBan-
saE. Lou siaua md the I1itsd states. Ile
junior, bred lawyer, was long Representa-.
tlve and senator in the Congress OF the United
State and familiar with TIE modes OF trans
acting business iu the Departments.
TIE senior, retaining his residence al Mem
YhlS viii also, SIS one OF the firm OF PIKE,
ADAMS & PIKE. attend 10 eases IN the 81
preme Courts OF ArlzusaS and Tennessee, aud
3n the United States Courts and Chencery
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VIM. P Mellen. Trustee, and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hon. Bland
Il il Ballard, Judge OF the United States Dis
special Commissioner IN the above style case
to audit and make out a Tull and complete re-
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
all bonds and coupons due and unpaid secured
by the second mortgage OF the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively:
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given te all bond
holders, as aforesaid, TO come forward and pre-
sent and file with me, as sald Commissioned at
my Office, In the city OF Pacucah and State Of
kontue1y, all bonds. being the List and second
mortgage Of said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday IN
March, 1858. W. II. JONES'
noVA Inns Special Commissioner,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

A y election viii be held by the stockh olde-g
n OF The Merchants National Bank, 81 The
Ranking hCuse. on MONDAY January ., Is 9
between the hours o. 10 GIN. spd 4 pm, 70
eject Nine Directors Tor said Bank for The ensu.
os2iIm H.A. PARTE =. cashier.
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Notice.
NOTICE

sINHE business Of Moore Whitfield Il Co., Will
4 be continued az heretofore
VIRGIL V. MOORE,
fal2 Surviving Partner.
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PIKE & JOHNsoN.
Attorneys, COuRseli0rs & EOlltiiOF
WASHINGTON, D.

gy'HIS arm VIII r8ctice 80 the United States
L Supreme tUGrt and Cuuu OF Claims, and
vii aItauL TO tie Ueoog err OF debts sCCouuts
ami claims against The GOYerDmsnt or lnal-
yiduals, and 70 business before Congress or in
the apartments.
The senior member OF the Erm Gate OF tie
Memphis Appear has long beeu know Il in The
highest courts OF the country and The Junior
has had large experience IN departmental and
other business during many years Oi puzzle
service lu t-e House aud senate. They offer
their best and faithful services 10 those who
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NotLoe Do PropertV Oloners.

All. aad every one DESTROYS 10 have Stale
n krofs ut ou oF repaired can have Do
promptly ana satisfactorily done by leaving
orders on my STATE 81 John Ee a. Cal penleE
and Builder shop, On Jclfer on. between sec
Oud and Third streets. ia the rear o. No. o..
" y. Mos It5IbH Ef1H
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NY pAtrGus aud all who wish 90 have their
M Planes end Organs Tuned OF Repaired by
me in a suPsTiOr wOTEmauite manner, viii
please leave tnesr orders a. CierE'5 JeW-lIy
f-tore. sr A. No 20 second STREET, ard n or az
A[r. Kat eufsach's music store, As ] have no
corr eel ION yyhlteVeT " 20 that establishment
Al. O.. EULLEN BERG,
L.La ELan. and Ll-..n M.har
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Notice.

VETE have thiE day sold our Interest IN fhe
w Wood Euzlnezs Go GEO. W. BAXTER,
who has u- Fstators conGucjEl it for Us. Mr.
d B-Xter viii continue the business at our Office,
and We take great pleasure ln recommending
him 20 our friends sud she pubiic generally.
IaId BIGLEl, MELLEH3E & CO.
GOO w. ia xESP,
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PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
AttOTneyS, Solicitors S PrGct0FS

4 TTI-NyD to cases in the different Courts sit
"a ling AZ Msinphlss ruc lu the river counties
g5l Arkansas.
HS-The Senior partner VIII hereafter espS-
ciaIly attend 10 Casss lu tha supreme Court OF
Tennessee. and IN the supreme Court anu
Court OF Claims OF the United states at 8asu-
1ngt0u. being Of the nun OF PIKE q JOHN
son. UI that city.
once In the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF JUuEt AID second streets.
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v-,rf.rss a VT Iabora In the scholastic depart
1 roent nrevanfs me from giving proper attsn-
Tor 10 Collections, Mr.. c. O. Macpherson, hav,
s o.,,sSrfs'I - 10 rake charge OF the financial
us ..t ,e alone Is authorized 10 collect
All al, pcoIis-rs dnes, NJ. a. 4. MORGAN,
az isS ~ PrincipsI ", +. c.
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Es- Ny duties as Counsel for the General As
eiguee have led me 10 make he FrCctice a.
HEakTtlllleu @ Specially nOvlZ In
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22
COLORED PEOPLE AND OFFICES,

The Richmond Enquirer says it would
rather see Bayne and Norton and other
negroes sent to Congress, than to see
Chandler or Porter or other white Radi-
Gals elected there. To indulge this senti-
ment as matter of personal feeling is
harmless; but as question of political
consideration and magnitude, does not
our cotemporary see that it is sword
that cuts fearfully with two edges If
one class of our people prefer to "dose''
Congress and the Republican party with
colored representatives, what right have
they to complain if President Grant and
Congress and the colored people of Vlr-
ginia "dose" them with Lieut.. Cover
nor and with members of the Legisa-
ture? Sauce for the goose is generally
considered sauce for the gander and if
they whose duty it is to direct public
sentiment rightly in Virginia will COM
nit the indiscretion of letting their per-
sonal feelings and sentiments override
the dictates of common prudence, why,
then it will be their misfortune to suffer
the consequences. The Enquirer should
remember that We are the patients in
this matter, while Congress is the Doc
tor.-Lynchburg Republican.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22
NEWS ITEMS.

After several futile attempts on the
part of the fancy men of St. Louis, it is
now announced that match has ac-
tually been made between Tom Allen
and Mike McCoole, for fight, to com
off within two months, for ST. 900 &
side
! Recruiting is progressing rapidly al
the Brooklyn Navy Yard The report
that twenty vessels are to be made ready
for service is untrue. There are only
eight that could be made serviceable in
a few weeks, and the only one that is
actually preparing for sea is the prac-
tice ship Sabine, which carries thirty
six guns. ....
The U. S. steamer Galena, which has
been fitting out at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard, is reported ready for sea, and is
expected in Hampton Roads, where she
will receive orders from the Navy De-
partment.
A daughter of Marshall O. Roberts
was married in New York church
| Tuesday evening, in the presence of fif-
teen hundred invited guests. The old
gent made her present of pocket
book containing 100000.
Bishop Quintard, the Episcopal Bish-
OPP in Tennessee, in recently confirming
colored man at Memphis, said: 1T is
proper to state that this person, through
a misunderstanding only, failed to come
forward, as he should have done, with
those who first presented themselves.
The Church Of Christ knows no distinc>
ton among her members in her privil-
eyes. The differences which maintain
in society cannot be recognized here.
The President, it is stated, has mott
fed Mr.. Motley that he will expect
him to be in London ready to assume
the duties of his office by the 1st of June
at farthest. Mr.. johnson will probably
travel some time in Europe before his
return.
Hon. W. B. Stokes is stumping Ten
nessee in opposition to old Jacob john
sons son Andrew. Col. Stokes will
probably be the Republican candidate
for Governor of Tennessee.
Col. John Moore, Surgeon United
States Army, and Captain Madison
Earle, United States Army, have been
detailed by General Webb, on the
Board Of Directors of the Eastern Lun-
attic Asylum. .l
The last telegram from London re-
ports DR.. Livingstone alive again. 1t
is reported that Livingstone left Zanzi-
bar, in Eastern Africa, in January last,
for England. He would go overland TO
Cairo, Egypt. As
The principal captors of the Cuban
steamer Commanditario are said to be
in New York. Those remaining in
Nassau have been demanded by the
Spanish authorities, but the English
authorities will not surrender them.
a Spanish war steamer has boarded !
an English mail vessel on suspicion,
and the British Consul at Santiago de
Cuba is looking into the matter.
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the office of Mayor of our city. You
elected him and he did so; and in order
to reflect fairly upon your judgment,
intelligence and taste, he decked HIM
self in a becoming suit of broadcloth,
and cast off his shop-clothes. What
did you do then Why, it is reported
of you, that the fact of his making a
nice, genteel appearance, to comport
with the dignity of the honorable posi-
ton you, had conferred upon him, SO
disguised you that you turned upon
him as his worst enemy, and in a body
voted against him at his next election ;
but that the people, seeing he had
made one of the best Mayors they ever
had, came round to him and again placed
him in office. i'~
If these are to be taken as fair in
stances of your views of how mechanic
and workingmen's organizations are to
be conducted, and the objects for which
they are to be used, we must be candid
with you and say that the fewer We
have of them hereafter the better it will
be for the interests of all classes of the
community, yourselves particularly in.
cluded.
But may it not be that these defects
in your former organizations were caused
by your surroundings; such for instance
as the Bourbon influence over youl
thoughts and actions, and your want Of
Independence and freedom from re-
straint of mind. For remember, tina
want of freedom makes men slaves il
more senses than one. But you are free
now, and no such excuses can avail you
hereafter.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22

HsA. One of the old crew of the famous
Alabama, who is now on board the
Virginia at East Boston, says that the
yacht Deerhound, which rescued Semmes
and his officers after the vessel was sunk
by the Kearsarge, off Cherbourg, was in
reality paid tender to the Alabama
had on board at the time the stolen
chronometers, and a few days before had
brought from England fifty trained
gunners. who were working the Ala
bama's guns during the fight. l- ~
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22

DeA- In Philadelphia there is consd-
cradle excitement in Republican circles,
caused by the discovery that wealthy
gentleman, a director of the Union
League, aud recently confirmed to a
European consulate, had for a long time
been engaged in robbing stores, SC. He
was detected yesterday stealing a box of
cigars from a grocery store. He con-
fessed his guilt, and said he could n OF re-
sist the temptation to steal, and paid
$500, the estimated value of the goods
taken from the store. Shortly after
wards he resigned from the League, and
it is supposed he will never get to his
consulate. He obtained his appointment
on the recommended ton of prominent
politicians there.
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THE SOUTH AND THE WEST.

Referring to the Memphis Convention
next month, and the objects it is design
ed to promote, the Boston Post says the
South is evidently about to start afresh
on the road to wealth and power. In
the next ten years, beyond doubt, we
shall find that the fifteen States which
comprise the Valley States, and whose
interests are wholly agricultural, will be
the wealthiest portion of the Union.
The South is to become rich and pros
porous by developing immigration and
laying hold of great assisting enterpris-
es of the age. Establishing direct COM
MERGE with foreign ports ; laying the
rails of an unobstructed road to the Pa
cifc; redeeming and securing rich lands,
that are rendered valueless by inunda.
ton; encouraging the steady flow of i'm
migration, and diversifying the objects
Of labor to the largest extent; these are
the means by which that section of coun.
try is to become restored, and, once be-
ing restored, to take its place in the
Union with the influence that legiti-
mately belonged to it. The West and
the South together, both being agricul-
tural in their fundamental inter ests, will
very shortly throw two thirds of the
votes in Congress; and these being back.
ed by such material prosperity ant
growth as the world never before saw
it is not necessary to emphasize the in.
ference which so naturally follows. A
full Convention at Memphis on the 1871
May will go far to develop group O
facts in the economy of the national re-
sources which have never yet received
that attentive consideration which they
so strikingly deserve. s f.s f
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ass# In the Senate, Monday, Mr.
Chandler offered resolution declaring
the sense of the Senate that the Alabams
claims can be settled by surrender Of
the British possessions in North Ameri-
ca to the United States, and requestin g
the President to enter into negotiations
for that end. He made a long speech
in advocacy of the resolution, and at
Mr.. Summers suggestion it was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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Bsg- The Richmond Enquirer says !:
We suspect from all the indications that
the Wells-Harris Republicans are in
great tribulation. They have pretty
difficult role to play. The drums of
the great Conservative organization
beating to arms, Grant against Wellss
platform, and Stearns & Co., bothering
them to death. Their groans are aud
ible.
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RSE The President, it is stated, has
sent certain gentleman, whose name
cannot be divulged at present, to Cuba
on secret mission, his object being to
obtain full and important reports Of
the ability and strength of the contend
ing forces, and the chances for and
against the success of the rebellion. He
will make report accordingly to the
President, and on his statement will
probably depend the action to be taken
by our government. -
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS

We tender our thanks to the Hon.
John Pool, Senator in Congress from
North Carolina, for copies of the Mesa
ges of the President of the United States,
and the accompanying Reports, and also
for other important documents of the
Fortieth Congress.
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UTATE LICENSES FOR 1860

Merchants, Liquor Merchants, Hotel
Keepers, Ordinary Restaurants, Junk
Dealers, Land and Renting Agents, Auc-
tioneers, Canvassers to Buy Ship Brokers,
Stock Brokers'. Private Bankers, Pawn
Brokers. Manufacturers of Malt Liquors,
Boarding Houses, Eating Houses, Bakers,
Bowling Saloons, Billiard Rooms, Attor.
neys, Physicians. Surgeons, Dentists, Da-
guerian Artists. Agents for Foreign In
surance Companies, Agents for Telegraph
Companies; Pedlers and all others that
require a State License, to renew the
same before the Goth instant, or close
their places OF Business on the LIST of May,
1862 as the law requires, as we are de-
termined to enforce the law against all
who do not comply with the above no.
tice;
All persons dealing in Liquors must
make application to the Magistrates
Court on Monday, Goth Instant, for per-
mission to sell the same.
We can be found in the Office, at City
Jail, between q. M, and O'Clock p. M,
daily, from this date to Both instant.
w. 4. BELL, G. Il.
apl9-t30a W. B. DEGGS, Sergeant.
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An old and we'll known Washington
beau, who was engaged to young and
beautiful lady, on applying to be con-
firmed in the Episcopal Church, recent
ly, was refused by the bishop, who
couldnot lay his consecrated hands upon
a wig. On hearing of this the young
lady, who suspected nothing of that
kind, broke the engagement.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-22

Rg During Monday afternoon a
delegation of Quakers from various por-
tons of the Union, headed by Mr.. Sam.
M. Janney, of Virginia, waited upon the
President by invitation, and had an in
terview of half an hour upon the SUBJ
ject of moral reformation at the South.
1t is proposed by them to appoint a
superintendent of the Quaker interests
at the South. whose duty it shall be to
visit the members of the sect in all the
Southern States, and endeavor to work
some improvement in the condition OF
the people in that section. President
Grant received them cordially, and the
interview was very pleaeant one.
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* REAT ATTRAC zion.
STILL THEY CONE.

Receiving this day:
LOO lbs superior Fresh Roll Butter,
10 tubs superior New York State But.
ter,
q packages prime Virginia Noun
tain Butter.
tierces superior Sugar Cured Hams,
Stierces superior Sugar Cured Shout.
ders,
tierces superior Sugar Cured Break
fast Bacon,
tierces Extra Family Leaf Lard
S tierces Extra Family Baltimore
Corned Beef,
300 Extra Prime Smithfield Hams,
All of which have been selected by one
of the firm in person, and purchased for
the Lowest Prices for Cash, and will be
sold COrrespondingIy Low. Call soon and
examine for yourselves.
AYDLOTT & WHITEHURST,
Nos. rs and 2S City Market,
apl2 anu 81 East Market Square.
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gss~ The people OF Virginia will beal
in mind, when they come to vote on q
new constitution, that they are not call
ed on to vote on the 18th amendment
to the Federal constitution about suf-
frage. That is question to be decided
by the first Legislature that assemblies
after we get into the Union, and before
we get representatives into Congress.
And let them also remember that the
18th amendment, even when adopted,
imposes negro suffrage upon all the
Northern States, while all the Southern
States have it already! Why should
not the North have it too?
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 20, 1863.
TN BEHALF OF THE FIREMEN OF
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