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divide the friends of a purely consti-


tutiOnal government.
feel quite confident that no at.
tempt to organize or reorganize q
separate or third party in the State at
this time be made. Indeed, / do not
believe it is seriously considered or
discussed by the people. There are,
doubtless, few clever persons who
honestly believe such q movement
ought 70 be made, but they are less
numerous than those who, in the pres
ent condition of affairs, see no i'm
mediate prospect for promotion or
Leadership. It is from this last-men-
toned class that such movement at
this time would derive ITS greatest
strength. All such persons take a
very Superficial view of things. Par
ties, they should know, are not i'm
provised, made, or created at the bid
ding. or in the interests of few. To
be efficient or enduring, they must
be the results of sincere popu-
lar convictions and beliefs; of
leading, we'll defined popular
ideas ideas which are the legitimate
product of the times. The people of
Tennessee were never so united in
opinion as now; never less divided
in their convictions of absolute duty,
and never more resolved, if possible,
TO dispense with that ignorance and
empiricism which of late has dis
graced the name of craftsmanship.
For them concrete politics have no
charms-they look up higher; they
are Indifferent to everything of less
importance than the re-establiShment
of Constitutional Government, the
vindication of the rights of the States,
and the consequent security of perso-
nal liberty; these things attained,
they believe all other needful things
will be added. L repeat, no move
ment tO get up third party will be
made. If made now, it will tail-it
ought TO fail. Idoubt not some of us
will live to see other parties formed,
but it will be when causes which can
not be fOreseen or controlled render il
necessary-and whenever that neces-
sity exists, such a result can no more
be avoided than we can now avoid
the duties of the immediate future.
/ have no hesitation in saying that
in the next November elections | eX-
pect to support the nominees of the
Conservatives and Democrats and /
regard it as certain that will support
the ticket they may nominate in the
Presidential election two years hence.
In doing so ! shall manifest no less
anxiety or zeal than 1 felt and dis
played for Mcclellan in 1864, and for
Seymour in 1868, each of whom
I supported with all the pow
er / possessed. How can we
hesitate? Already the opposing
forces are preparing for the decisive
struggle two years hence. There are
but two parties to the contest. Com
mon sense and duty alike point out, in
my judgment, the path we should pur-
EN-. ETHERIDGE.
sue. Your fellow-citizen,
Messrs. W. T. Avery, A. H. Doug
las, ThOs. B. Norment, r. F. LoOney,
G. p. FOOte, and r. d. Baugh.
Memphis, Tenn.
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ty. He was interrupted by great sg@
itation andoise.
Heliker said the Government was
not opposed to the debate.
Maltzier referred to the manifesto
ton of applause on the part Of speeta-
tors with which GambeSta's attack on
the Government had been received,
and moved that the galleries be closed
and the Chambers go into secret ses-
sion.
The spectators were ordered out by
the President and the doors closed.
After a stormy session the sitting
was dissolved.
The Senate and Corps Legislatif are
in session again to-day. The mem
bers have been requested by the Gov
ernment to remain in Paris.
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ding, l71zc; sales, rs bales; net receipts
81 bales; stock, 1885 bales.
Savannah.
SAvAENAH, August lS.-Cotton in good
demand; low middling nc; sales zoo bales;
net receipts, % bales; exports TO continent,
ZSl bales; exports coastwise, 500 bales; stock,
N49 bales.
GaGveston.
GALVESTON, August 13.-Cotton dali and
prices nominal. Good ordinary, I51<c.
net receipts 43 bales; stock, 80 bales
F0reIga.
LONDON, August l3-Consols for money,
VA account, VIZ. American securities quiet;
61s, S6; '65's S55z; '67's, IS; lO-40s, So Stocks
quiet.
PARIS, August lS-Rentes opened at 65f 45c.
FHANKFokT, August lS-Unfted States
bonds closed Friday at 9lsz.
LIVERPOOL, August l3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, S5s9s54d; Orleans, StSasd.
Sales, 1900 bales. California white wheat,
los lOd; red western No sold at 9s lOd win
ter, los Tod. Western -four 25s. Corn 80s Cd.
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School Teachers Convention

CLEVELAND, August 14.-The Ma
tional Convention of school teachers
commences session here tomorrow.
Many delegates have arrived, and
more are expected. A letter received
few days since from President Eli
oft, of Harvard College, states that
he cannot be present. He was ex-
pected to address the Convention.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

MARCHI-Bhe members OF the societa di
Unione FrateIlanza ItaIiaua are hereby no.
titled TO meet at their hail. on South Court
street, this tMOHDAY) morning, August 18th,
at lO14 O'Clock, for the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF their late brother, ANTONIO
MARcHI By order of the President
A. B. VACCARO, Secretary
TUGGLE-The friends of the late JOHN ].
TUGGLE are invited to attend his funeral,
fron his late residence, on Union avenue.
this (MONDAY) afternoon, at o'clock. Car
riages in attendance at the resideAce.
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am far Divarce

In the Second Circuit Court OF Shelby county.
VIM. ii. Hewitt VS.. Mary. L. Hewitt
A BILL for divorce having been lhled in
N this case, and It appearing from affidavit
State OF Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the third
Monday in September, 1870, and plead ansyper
or demur TO complainant bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as 70 her and
this order be published once a week for feur
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appaal
Done at office, this 18th day OF July, 1870
P. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk
Warmer, Lee 4 Thurmond, Soils, for COM
plainant. fE27
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Non-ResIdeut Notice..

No. SIN the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.-ieorge A Lewis
ct al VS.. w. q. Ford and NJ. 3. Ford.
1T appearing from affidavit In this cause
Il that the defendant, W. q. Ford and n. 8.
Ford, h 8 wife, are non-residents of the State
of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That. they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before
answer or denlur TO complainant's bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing ex parte; and that
a. copy OF this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal.
A Copy-Attest-
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By R J. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Vance 8 Anderson. S0la. for eOmpl,nt iy8
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Nan Rssidenf Notice.

Shelby County, Tenn essee.-S. Apple Sted-
man vs..Henry W. Stedman.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il that the defendant Henry W. Stedman, is
a nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in September, 1870, and plead,
answer or demur TO cOmpIainant's bill, or
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing exparte; and that
a copy Of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Daily Appeal This July l6, 1870.
A Copy.-Attest:
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
P.BGEO. MALLERY, Deputy c. and N.
y II. Thorpe, Sol. for compl't. tyH
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FEARFUL.
Brutal Outrage UpoH, and Murder Of a
White Girl BY Negro Man.

ROME, GAS August 10.-Last Thurs
day, negro chased young girl, near
Sugar. Valley, on the Selma, Rome
and Dalton railroad, as she was pass
ing from her neighbOr's house to her
own home. She made her escape from
the brute. Last Saturday evening she
was again passing from home to a
house, when the same ne
gro attacked her and shot her through
the LEFT breast, and struck her over the
head with the gun, and it is supposed
violated her person. The young lady
was net quite dead when she was
found, but no hope is entertained Of
her recovery. The negro made his
escape, and is still at large. The
country is being thoroughly searched
for the fiend, and il found, the slow
est and most tedious death should be
meted out to him. We could not
learn the name of either party.
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SOz1thern
HOOP SKIRT MANuFAcT0RY,
No. 1873 I-2 MAIN STREET,

WdULESALE AND RETAIL.
II RECOMMEND LADIES: Three sizes OF my
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the only Skirt adaptable for the present
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GENUINE FRENCH CoRsErs, sizes from l4-35:
Robt. Werley's Durable Plain Corset, Af.
L'Oisean's Elegant Embroidered Corset, and
Mme. Dupont'B Beautiful Short Corset.
The DEMoREST BREAsT PRcTEcrOF gu ar
my1 LOUIS LAE9A
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II. II. r..

DREMIUM SPECIFICS which received pre-
miunas at the Virginia STATE Falr Nov 1S69
ELL&S, EEFECTUAL ERADIcArOR-A ucsi-
tive cure for Rheumatism, LumbagO. and all
pains of the limbs and joints, which many
have testified to. Price 81 90.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ELIXIR-A perfect cure
20 all sufferers from Dysentery. Diarrhea and
all the bowel disorders. PIice IS cents
ELIAS EFFEcrUAL ExTRACr-For the In
stantaneous cure Of TOothaehe and Neural
gta. Price % cents
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITrERs-A DOS
tive cure for Dyspepsia and All derange-
menbs o. the stomach, and as an ordi nary
+" Tonic, Is second to none. Price 81 90.
ELIAS PREMIUM CEMENT, "CONGLUTIN Z, -
For mending China, Glass, Wood, etc, firmly
and 1npercepubly. Price 3 cents per wal.
The proprietor takes pleasure In recon-
mending his specifics TO the public. assuring
them that the most remaTkabie cures have
been effected by their use when al ether
remedies have Jailed. ES- They need bat q
trial 70 be convinced OF their great value in
Graduating most disorders tai TO the
human frame. ia
Fer sale wholesale by ISRAEL ELIAS sole
proprietor, No. l57 Duane street, n. Z. and
IA The eaty OF Memphis by
q. W. JONES Il CO., No. 257 Main st
ANDREW RENK ERT. No. 10 Main At
GOODYEAR & HILLS, No. 81 Main ST.
And druggtsfa generally throughout the
unlted states, aai11
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

n ARDEN and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
NJ Wrought Iron and Wire RaiIings, Foun-
tains, Vases, Verandas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. In every variety of pattern. New
and improved styles of Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRE WORK. = Railings, Store
Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Farm
Fencing, etc.
Bronze work.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to the above class OF work, we arr
now prepared 20 MI, with promptness, AZ
orders Tor Bronze Castings Of Statuary, colo
sal, heroic and life size.
ORNAAENTAL IRON GooDs.-The largest SIS
sortinent 10 be found in the United States all
OF which are executed with the express view
OF pleasing the taste. while they combine ali
the requisites OF beauty and substantial con-
struction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place OF
destination.
Designs viii be sent TO those who wish 70
MAKE aetec1ion- arl0
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

y DUoN run inE MfIEtUNs
MARRIAGE Ps1yATE CoqSs.aoS TO
GUIDE. to oo maTTy on the s6 g6ysioIoEi-
tons OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries IN Eoducing and preventing Of
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This is an interesting work of two hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable Information
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still 1t is a book that ought to be
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly
about the house.
Sent TO any one (free of postage) for so cents.
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, No. u N.
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo
~ Notice 70 The Afflicted ssld UssforttiBdte:
Before applying To the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUAcK RHAEDIHS, peruse DIR. Butts work, no
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
Bile your condition.
Dr.. Butts can be consulted, personally Or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works.
ONCE, No. II N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut. St Louis. Mo.
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BACClNC.

OO00 PIECES "a ID. Flax Bagging for
ZON(NJ sale low, in - round lots y bv
aul2 l09 Main street, Lo1isvflle. XIV.
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Notice to Contractors.

S% WIN be let, within the next ten days, TO
the lowest bidder the building OF three bridges
on Jackson street south and three culverts.
For specifications. apply at the office of J. III.
Provine. ]. M. PROVINE.
SILAS T. HILBERT,
]. n. WILLIAMSON,
aul4 Commissioners
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

I HAVE now on hand full stock of cypress,
L poplar aud walnut lumber, lRths and
sawed shingles. have also a large stock of
logs-am constantly saving. and amprepared
to NIL orders for umber, OF any dimensions,
on short notice.
S8- Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river
Immediately north of Bayou Gay0so.
iyE dAW q. 81. VENABIaE.
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Captain Thomas b. Darragh and
DIR. James A. Ridley, of Rutherford,
are both candidates for the State Sen
ate at the next November election,
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GREAT REDUCTION IN BOARD.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs,
Greenbrier County, West Virginia
IN order to extend tho season through the
l. Fall months. We will reduce our charges
on and alter the 10th Of August. TO the follow
ing rates, vtz:
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Notice.

nN the lst OF September, next, 1 will pro-
~ ceed to sell, at Royster & Trezevants,
No. $40 Main street, all Watches, Jewelry,
etc. left at my store for repairs, and not
called before that date.
A. B. MULLER, Agent,
aug5 No. IS3 Main street.
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HrThe second GRAND Fancy AND MAS
olIERADE BALL VIII come on at the White
on THURSDAY, the llfh August. Moxley the
celebrated costumer, viii be here with q
splendid wardrobe, aue
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BROWNE & BROWNE.

PrRct1ca1 P11znaRorw.
Gas AED STEAM TIPE FILTERS. PUMPS
" repaired and steam works out m. -
/ 816 LA Second St, Memph isfTenn.
An osdeEa promptly attended TO. aus
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers, Nnder the iirm
name OF q. Falls 4 Co., having expired by
limitation, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. q. FALLS
j. n. FALLS,
j c. JOHNSON.
Memphis, Tenn, August Is, 1870
a5- G. Fails & Sons will continue the Cotton
Brokerage business, at their old stand. %
Front street, as heretofore, under the same
firm style of g. Falls & Co. auJ5
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FdrSt-C1aSS
MAIN STREET ST0RE-H0USE
FOR RENT.

ONE of the most prominent and central on
~ the street, suited for the most extensive
wholesale or retail trade. may be rented for
the next twelve months, on early application
to ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
u. L. GUION, Rental Agent aus
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niaao1rzti0--

TVHE firm of Hudson q Moore is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. ]. v
Moore viii settle all outstanding business
We will open in New Orleans October lst un-
der old firm name, and will be glad to hear
from our old fr ends. J. B. HUDSON,
August 18th. lauIi JOHN V. MOORE.
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COPARTNERSHIP.
J. 7. HII.LsMAN, J. n. MARTIS,
Memphis, Tenn. Late OF Gay & Mss rtfn.
MARTIN & HILLSMEN,
WHOLESALE
GrOCers, Cotton Factors
AM
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
Liquors, Plantation Supplies, BaggiRg
aEd iron Ties,
3O8 FRONT STREET,

MEMPHIS, TENNESS EE.
sss- Referring to the above card, we offer
our services to our friends and custom ers,
hoping by close attention to their wants and
interests to merit their patronage and sup
port J. II. MARTIN.
aul2 ]. 7. HILLSMA ".
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FOR sALn,

FOR SALE
nor SALE-Tne three story Brick-house
and lot, No. "A Washington street. Terms
asy; or VIII lease on long time.
ENOR SALE or lease on long time Lot No. 20
L Beale street. and Lot No. 1872 Madison ST.
EyOR SALE-The twO-stOEy Brick house and
II Lot No. l52 Main street.
EHOR RSALE-Seventy-three acres of fine cot
L ton land within II miles of Senatobia,
Mississippi
Inquire at No. $40 Main street, between.the
hours of l9 m. and 2p.m. auA
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DISSOLUTION.

WIN GAY having this day sold his entire
w interest in the firm of Gay & Mari n to
]. II. Martin and J. T. Hillsman. the frIn of
Gay & Martin is Hereby dissolved, Martin &
Hillsrlau assuming all the liabilities OF the
firm, end are alone authorized 70 use the arm
name in settlement of the business OF the
WM. GAY.
Memphis, Aug. 9, 1870. ]. II. MARTIN.
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MOHHE' August is'-c0ttOR auieti mid
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CHARBEsToN, August l3-Cotton at Z
stand; middling nominally H1z1I7s<e; net
receipts, 1876 bales exports coastVise, I0
bales; stock, 2l59 bales.
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grain unchanged. Cotton dull mfddling, lSc.
Provisions quite weak. Pork, $50 %. Bacon,
l454gHS49lS5zc. Bulk meats, l55<9l z@l71 &c.
Lard, B1zc. Hams, sugar cured, 25c. WhEs-
ky, CSC. Tobacco, sales 80 hhds at l5@l615c for
frosted trash TO good lugs; 65z@Sc for low
leaf; o1z9S6c for medium leaf TO medium
bright wrappers.
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CHICAGO, August 13.-Flour dull and trans
actions very limited. Wheat quiet and irreg-
ular. for cash; No aspiring dull at 99c@SI Corn
tolerably active but unsettled, closing at 7Sc.
Provisions quiet. PORK, SIS rs. LAID, I51kc
Dry salt shoulders, lc; short rib middies,
l5s4c.
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ST. LOUIS, August l3.-Flour, scarcely any,
No. red fall, 81 1409I Is. Corn dull; mixed
75@,761zc. Oats, 40942c- Rye and barley |;
notofag doing. Highwines, SIC. Provisions
Dry salt shoulders, packed, l4c; clear rib, i6c.
Bacon. Ns<gl73<@l lS16c. Lard dull and un-
changed.
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CINCINNATI, August l3.-Flour dull but un-
changed. Wheat, 81 209l IS Corn duh at 70
GeI)c. Oats, S0955c. Rye, S0@S5c. cotton dull;
middlng lS11c. WHISKY s4gssSe.- Proylslons lI,o
l3@l5c; bacon 141x9I79I77Sc. Lard, l55zc
Butter 2BQ30c
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TIE CoNvENTIoN.-The press CONFER
ence recommended that the decent and
honest pepoles black as we'll ns white,
of South Carolina shobld bold aAcon.
ventio1 in Juno. Theiresolutions did NOT
say .adecent and honest" sbut we all
know that thei:whole movement means
to unite and harmonize the decent and
honest of the land. As regards honesty
and decency among the blacks, the
difficulty ia not that they are either dis
honest or indecent themselves. but that
they are-or have been, at NIL events
very prone to tie to leaders who are both
dishonest aud indecent. If the resolu-
tions Of the press conference, and the
subsequent action of the convention.
can indnce the blacks to leave off
supporting, these rascals and plum
derers, and live in harmony and
good understanding with the white
people among whom they were born
good work indeed. The effort is
wise. honorable and praiseworthy.
We mean the effort inaugurated by the
gentlemen of the Press, who met in Co.
lumbia some weeks ago. They met to-
gether to exchange views, to encourage
our people in their efforts to oppose their
oppressors, and to work unitedly in that
path which presents the most certain
means OF defeating the common enemy,
aud Of restoring the State to the hands
of those who respect her material inter
ests and who honor her dearest memo
ries. This is the long and short of The
matter. And we do not see how any un-
prejudiced man or journal can view it
otherwise. fJ
If tho Convention is to be held in
June, is Edge6eld to be represented? We
ask if it is to be held in June, because o
number of the papers of the State have
seemed to think it would be wiser to hold
it later. Lar
Let US make haste slowly, and in what
ever we say or do, let us remember that
that mission of the Convention, if one.
be held, will be to restore good govern
ment, reduce expenditures, abate taxa
tion, encourage public improvements,
and establish harmony between labor
and capital. To obtain good State 60
vernment is the paramount need. The
means by which it may be obtained is of
secondary Importance, provided we deny
no principle and resort to no deception.
Eugefeld Adoertiser.
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MAIL FACILITIES. We get onr latest
news in these times through Ninety-Six,
Anderson, Greenville ind Spartanburg,
in fact, from every point OF the compass,
save Newberry, the old channel. 1T is
due to the radical fegime., We have
Columbia papers of Sunday last.
s. LdurenspiRe Herald.
In order that the merits OF the "Old
Carolina Bitters'' shall be fully tested,
and every person be benefited by them,
Mr.. Solomon will give it grntuitously
to such persons in i'll health as nre una
ble, from INDECENT circumstances, to
purchase them.
Wednesday night, the vigilance com
mitteo forced open the Marion County
Jail, ut Salem, Illinois, and took out and
hung n notorious desperate named
Frank Leonard, alias Rogers. who was
awaiting trial for the robbery Of u farmer.
There was sunshine, rnin, sleet, hail
and snow in Atlanta, Sunday. The Con-
stitution says fears nre entertained that
the growing crops will be seriously iu-
jured by the cold snap.
The Mohawk River at Schenectady,
Y, has risen eighteen feet above low
water mark, and the people living along
the river are moving into the upper
stories of their dwellings,.
The Fenian Congress, at New York,
has organized, with Gen. J. Donuelley,
OF Utica, as Speaker. 178 delegates are
present. The proceedings will be secret.
Last week, the bodies of twenty-seven
Confederate soldiers, from South Caro-
lima, were disinterred at Arlington, and
transferred to Richmond.
A desperate named John Kelly, who
had murdered nearly eighteen persons,
was caught in Arizona, few weeks ago
and burnt to death.