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New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
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IoSpoS Nav Noou-COnsos opened at 9 for money ana
All aa for American securities quiet and steady Untu
s, We Twenty bonds 1862 8ql 1865 old 88a 1851 Gt Ten
Pt @ Stocks quiet steady Enc Railway shares 6ti LIMOS
C,rtr.s ll2; Atsndo and Great Western, H4 .
LiyEKpooI 2O-SoonCoon opened firm Mddhng Upands
O ria Mridng Orleans lid sales OF the week. "U baes OF
hh Op export and 600 speculatoni STOCK "a
80 bales which go 600 Americans receipts OF the week
,1i no has American Wheat 81 lGSZ Y cena
No and 10 for Rel Winter Flour heavy fork iV
A. b r Prime Mess Beef buoyaD at lo T. teroe oil 4
i1r Bltrs Prime Mess ~, ,-.-. MIA
MAY 20 mCnso for money va ior account St1
a4l American securities guitt Stocks easier. ,u -.
vEKroI MAY 22 mCotton quiet and steady The market
r snd Fahrcs al Manchester Is quiet bat nrul
1 mThe stock Of Cotton at sea bounl 10
tls p estimated bales Of which l2O Amerlc&n
Wheat 1898 A. California White 8idSl for No Red
have been q 800 quarters Of which % are
American Cou ~ quarter for European PORK dull at ' T. DBL
PAKs Msy 2-The Boure opened quiet; Rentes 74fr Csc
FKANEFORr 20Une States FyeTweny bonds opened ac
Give ~ ~ a93 for the issne Of 1867 W
HiyRR May COtion opened trm both on spot ann anOs res
Orsre the spot 1891 francs per cwt Low Mddngs' snoa S
frames per cwt
Ayrx ERP NAV 2n.-Petroleum opened quiet. -
May 2Unte states fVe Twenty bonds closed u a
baBs Nsv 2nThe Bourse closed quiet Reutes TN eo
May 230 mConso closed 81 9 for money and st
dul United States 1y twenty
1902 8 for the Issue Of 1889 and % for The
Ten Fore % Stocks dnl; Bne Railway shares lo!
Illinois Ceutrsls lu.; Atlantic and Great Western, Z5s
LyKgrOOL NAV 25:3 m-Coon CLOSED quiet Middhng Up
Janis Os Qild Mdng Orleans II ID sales OF the day were IOVW
Bosy he last report to dae were 2O bales BaS'u1s
leavy. Naval stores tul- o,
LjSp5s Nay 2O-S3l Taiov "a 2 cwt Lnseed Oil easier
ST az l. va.
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CRY AND CoUsTY TREASURY San PHAsooo, April - 1870
SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL BONDS, ISSUE OF

CRY AND CoUsTY TREASURY FKAsopoo, April l3 1870
San FRANCISCO SCHOOL BONDS, lSSUE OF
~ lS0SEALED PROPOSALS will received at the Office OF tho
C and County Treasurer Ysns until WEDNESDAY yene
1870 IL oock for the purchase OED HUNDRED AND FIFTY
05 BONDS Of the City and County of the beng
PORTION Of Three Hundred $50 Bonds authorized be issued BY act
the Legislature OF the StAt@ u California entitled An Act 10 Posde
FUNDS for the School Department d San Francisco approved February
will Thousand Dol
Ian each payable twenty from June 1870 with
annum annually
the first day Of June 7 both principal and interest payable in
United States gold coin.
Bidders will the which will purchase said
Bonds PAYABLE ia United States gold cOu.
bid by per amount bid for
either by certified check or gold coin.
The Commissioners the right reject any and all bids "a the
public good may require.
Proposals be adorsed Proposals School s7o
OTTO KLOPPESDUkG. TtessuIeL
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

90 sale to-day ~ al CoinmunlaN =
,WsSs,,le1 and One huDdreths making q! head inee
- Neehawken and 70 al oneh"nl
N ~ cempeae The markets art not
,rns hu, tr little actual decline Thin lots wsut lower ~
nlro steers I5l Missouri sufd Texans q cwt
Al IS The Illinois belonging 10 Alexander 20 7i &
62ast 100 fat slogs, u c"t nv
Lad Of I Ohio st cattle Brown Co. sold At ltt gu
Tcvt % - -. ,,u,i,ax & AZ Por,y-
snd | Weehawken Prices are fIN &C. 'vN'
Monday instances &C. declne has DSh car 6 N
tsys sales are: 10 ohio ts % 10 Al ut' ,s
Al eic do, and 81 10 al &C. TSle ven sbove
s,e xorh Ilg M few cling this morning hp about i "a
the afternoon We rs Of - n at l'o ~ oI n ~
ofs2 m AZ M 3 Of ~ st l5.c; 10 PenpsyNa "
ooarse i3c ~ do s3 tb price ,,i,aw and IL
Hoes have l2c., with II arrived AZ I
For eh Lave are quoted u qlOc, with none sens
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ALBANY CATTLE MARKET-May 20

Tb I this have been received from the Central Road
ta0 bead The market and t. n live eight
love. The quality o all the Ofers Is better than last week. the
s& ede embrace 400 head Of stokers st tlae while mod
humber bgheDg changed hands al B.dSc and int
9saht sJtc The for sheep rules dull and from dtc
loser than eae last week the only sale reported load
" East the weight Of which W b for which 6ic
obtained
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Hmusemcnis

AUtuotutItuu
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GRAND ITALIAs lLas.ss oPssA
i"'' GRAND GALA MATINEE
"A~""'"' And BRrGSoLIh
IT, TRoyATORE.
MONDAY EVENING, Ayp.
And Sig. LIZ pRAsch
rpssPafi Us R.LLS S'Y n = sSsJSssI' %sss Rafals'
POSITIVELY GFRHhsPAi LAST nsfS5Ssh oSshA NIGHT a
Prices usual Admission Matinee q reserved sss 20 nn
seats be secure at the Academy schrs IVi a ."
''' ~ "''r THURSDAY, May as-BRooKLYN ACADEMY
WALLACK's.
w PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER. M LESTER WALLACE
THIS SATURDAY MATINEE,
LAST MasriJRfER r. or THE
LANGBRs
THIS EVENING
Por the 18th time,
THB LANCRRs,
NJ" NEW UNIFORMS AND Costume.
NEW APPOINTMENT
EMBRACING THE PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE coxPASL
rHs GOLDEN sus-vrEw 20 o. , DISTANT COUNTRY sEA'
BOOT AND SADDLE
SALON IN NINE DHyERSAYs HOUSE.
THE CoLoSKEs QUARTERS.
MONDAY, MAY 2a-Pr. season Douglas JerrolT' pas
THE RENT DAY,
'"' 'D' ''N' IsHE JRALOUsi
TURsDAY-TuE LOvB CHASE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN PARIS,
THURsDAY-THE RENT DAY, -,
PRDAY-AMERICASS IN PARIS,
SATURDAY MATINEE-THE LOVE CHASE
SATURDAY EyENING-Last Time-IHB LANCbRS
BOOTHS THEATER,
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sox bananas at soasl y dozen for , 70 sne 'r Ds
sr sbandanoe With Sicily oranges al @a ' & % m o.sut,
~ fom seet peldlers--lemons at z1Ss " - ~ S'
- ,ir.pnles rs,her good al Ssde escn a .as
IsnIsc A. ~ With good l7aisc Veal plenty
A. m for uArters anu hiud nnar.r shng Al
t&S, W sp, ,r ~ NJ b. good hinu quar'rs s""s "
Ea21 A. n, with bass
% :, ssAn each babu at l9c = H. pores &c, and
three maokerel for 2 40 IN ti, sr,,lv from, binds sent
.Ea I'D se AT 2s2se n Spring chickens st gGSi %
a. 80 h IA rreoas at SlG So aad squads at Sl0Si . v
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CAIE Of BUNDS UF i He CII VT Nh
- RYSVILIR-ISSUB lB70Sesd proposals will be received
al The Treasurer Of MssShe until u O'clock o. , oi
Bnds OF the Mayve To tie amont OF FIJI Iho
DOLLARS being portion Of Que hundred ousanu oos @
tId An provide for the liquidation and pamn, o. th naeo
ss ~ The civ of 3ua County and for other
snor,d Pebary la and the act entitled An act amend an ~
entitled amend act entitled an az 70 po,oe 10, %
, aod Of the Indebtedness of the Cty OF Marste IN n
County and for other purposes apgTo'0 feDiu"' - ~ "fF
March TO- 1863; approved March ~, BIo -. ,u.-. ...,
said Bonds be Of the Denomination of one thousaha aSs 90
gold coin Of the United statts Of o ~ r
m AMI nrst dollar and besnng interest al u ~ VI
Der Der snnum date Of their issue June II A.,
These bonds x b. pay able at the Office OF The treasurer o. ,
City Masye said city, fifteen yeas ae thl, un % le
interest nee,upp on them will and payable at The same ~
on the fr dsy OF June and Of each after Tie oA {"
their ,---,.-. IL,
Bonds, payable In United States gold coin. IA.
Funding 10
the public good may require 90 c. n. -
ndorsed Proposals for Marysvie Cry Bonds oi
l87O and addressed Funding Commissioner OF tne u"
Marysylle." CHAs. d. GohhAh
WIN T. ELLIS
s BLODGHTT,
. Funding Commissioners Of the City Of Marysvilie
.MarvsYile Ma
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financial.

MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY COsPANY, [
OYycE ~ WALL ST., NEy-Y0Rk, hsy IL, 1870
IHE EMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due June /,
". w on .hs Preferred stock Of the ONO and MISSISSIPPI RAIL
al COaPANY will after that date the Office Of the
Psby No % Wszt Eew.York Tie Transfer Book Of the Pre-
t ssk Will be closed May a. al O'Clock and reopen
~4a<> h. u. HAMMOND. becTetaI.
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5aIes bn Aurtion.
ALLEN B. MINER, Auctioneer.
By HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ON THE EVENING OF FR5R1I Eg6 AND SATURDAY MAY 20
LEEDS ART Gfs 'sss :IsFns
VII TIsfsT s SRI dSfhEREs P,Ff s'sF' SS MODERN ARr '
EVER oFFERED 10 THE PUBLIC II THIS CITY,
This collection will comprise the
THE GfD ss $GHaA& iiii coLs
p,n. THE u o5i ShfAssas a s5sl.. skAyf sl France.
rnEsrDrsF FI ASRaHan RSh}ts LINCOLN
Delivering his Second & I9aagural Address
LONG BRANCH IN ri THE ESIl SEASON BY MOONLIGHT
BY RosESBERG;
BY TIE BARON wAPPERs. HTiARs op BRUSSELS
With series Of dne paintings BY following Eminent American Ar
rs SFsSHP ssP as HAST SE fGEE hsG
WlMSoS So caRTE a oTRS
porcu,Rp nj Az @isoS 9 s sf NER Msf caPLs puMARRso
LTSFT IP6s ESAf
E2S Ehs ikE affEFS cob
MASS ToUsSAIST LACHESWITz JERNBERG; CARL CARL %HoFF %
sFasN F AGofSS ks Wa SRbE sIE kS
kAu
Also a bust ofJ. C. CALHOUN,
Mo- Table (rHE COLISEUM, ROME)
and from MONDAY, May l6, from M until 10 p m
A. MERwIy Aucionesr.
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
p5s s. $a
Expedition vols PeLeings Milton vols Smiths His
Literary Caos Works OF the Fayonte Poets ana many
valuable Theolosca "orA~
Gso A. LR,vIrr Auctioneer. :
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID LII As;or.place and Eghth-si LEAyITT, STREBElGH
Co. ,oSsGsnEsr SOLICITED LIBRARIES CAroGUED AND SOLD
b. MiSER, AuctoneeL
DY Ii. H. LEEDS q MINER,
ID On the EVENING Of SATURDAY, May 81 1870,
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES
No. 9l7 and 9ls Broadgay corner Tweths'' ,,,o.. ~
ABRAHAM LINCOLN delivering his second Inaugural address by
T. LEUTZE From Library n l. Club Life size
This painting is CONSIDERED to be one Of The snv,r best
PORTRAITS Of the late PRESIDENT,
ALSO. 80 - .-
the MARBLE sTATUARY the Conservatory Of the NEwYoRK
THO BiCCHAyTEs TWO SPHINX CRoUCHING VENUS,
MAID AT THE FOUNTAIN. aud THE FAUS.
DY JOHN II. DRAPER 81 Co., Auctioneers.
- The Delaware Lekawanna and Western Railroad Company WILL
$4,000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
PUBLIC AUCTION WEDNESDAY May IS at T. o'clock noon
at % Exchange place SAMUEL SLoAs.
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY at San
100 Arsenal viii be SOLD public sacti9n to the hghes:
bidder the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE STORES, yil
N Colts Army Revolvers.
% Remington, Army Revolvers
- swords, Musicians
6, swords Non Com. Officers.
9!3 Brides curb Cavalry.
g72 Haters.
llOl Saddles. Cavalry 49,
2 Muket Elong Ball Cartridges cal ST. or 81 CSeryiceab
Also AMI Infantry Accouements Horse Equipments, and
other articles which he application to the undersgae
Terms, cash in L. = currency -, ~, r. 7. BkADFohD
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI Norm hiJtT. IesS 0nl -,,o, 70 1ol mia
NAV 20 nkes Ashes pkg. BeswaI 48l bale & o.o
Pouf n $50 tus6 Wheat is bush Corn SS S, PUP RD 81 Iris
P isl tS Cat Meas 50 pkgs Lard 50 iegs Lard pigs ten' %
2.O pkg Baser pkR Cheese i bos hsk les s cnTe,
- ~ -. mi ID pkg Cake Is bbls Copper 100 CAKES OoPs
a. SSis WAY II Wool 81 bales HEMP 9 SUES ~
y rs bb Tobacco boxes and Tobacco y" pigs slafc
- pan
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

VNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the Of G. A. STEVENS Co" this day Dis
SOLVED Cyrus having sold
| Aphcss T. saith.-Nex yors, May ID. I51o.
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Eertures ano nlceiines.

I rGHT.WILL SHINE IN DARK PLACES
LECTURE VIII be delivered by the True Church Of
TUESDAY EVENING May ~ at the Masonia
Hall ia Eas, Tirteenh- All invited attend aud
priests in particular.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
IN held the Office Of the New York Bridge Company
in the City Of Brooklyn MONDAY the 6th
o'clock OF TIA. day for en Directors Of
said Compspy for the then yearDei May. 3 i0
HENRY c. MURPHY President
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PRUSSIA.

BERLS, September l5.-It is semi
officially announced that the Government
Of Germany will not negotiate with a
government empowered only by the De-
moeraoy OF the streets Of Paris.
Adviees from the PFussian forces
around. Paris are encouraging Dis
patohss from Melun represent the Grown
Prince as steadily advancing.
A furious bombardment opened on
Metz last evening, being in retaliation
for the ireaohery displayed at Laon- It's
effects are not yet aseertained, but it
must have been terrible.
HANBURG, September l5.-The French
feet which has been blockading the
North German coast has sailed to the
southwark. The blockade Of the Elbe.
Oder and other rivers has ceased. YES
sells are entering ports upon these rivers
daily, unobstructed.
Last night the Prussian right oecu.
pied Carlepont, Trecey and Compeigne e;
the center at crecy and Meaux. and the
left advancing by the Aube A portion
Of the troops entered Nogent, Provin'
and Villsrs. Scissors is agAiz sum.
moned TO surrender, and refuses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Tainted Atmosphere. -Malarious fevers
are most prevalent in the fall. Heavy and
unwhoIesome exhalations then arise from the
earth. and the great disparity between the
temperature Of day and night predisposes the
system, enfeebled by the summer heats, to
epidemic diseases. The secretive organs. the
liver especially. are apt, at this period of the
year. TO become inert and sluggish. and all
the bodily powers require renovation. The
best, indeed the only protection against the
morbid influences of the season is a whole
some medieated stimulant. Pre-eminent
among the restoratives Of this class. and in
deed foremost among the remedial and pre-
yentiye medicines of modern times. stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Its reputation
Il co-extensiye with the Western Hemisphere
il has been standard article for twenty years ;
It's sales las may be aseertained by the reve-
nue. returnsl are far larger than those Of any
other proprietary preparation on this CONT
nent; and the testimony In its favor embraces
letters Of approval from the most distin-
guished members of all the learned profess
sions and from we'll known residents of
almost every city in the Union. These are its
credentials. To state what it is doing to pre-
vent and assuage the suiIerings Of the human
family would require more space than can be
given 10 the subject here. The dyspeptic, the
bilious. the nervous. the weak and emaeiated.
the Responding, the broken down, find in its
renovating and regulating properties sure
and immediate means of relief. 1t il pure
vegetable specific. at once safe and potent.
and for which the whole materia mediea af-
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The Crown Prince Steadily
Advancing.
Furious BOmbardment Opened
ON Metz.
SPAIN.

MADRID, September l5.-The Govern
ment is evidently alarmed by the mani
festation of the republican spirit of the
country, recently evidenced by the
strong expression of sympathy over the
organization Of the French Republic. 1t
Is understood that the Government is
silently preparing to meet and check
mate any designs upon the part of the
Republican leaders here. Gen. Prim
has been aceumulating troops around
the city, and has also secured great
stores Of munitions for their supply.
Prim is evidently uneasy, and is using
every exertion to hasten the election Of
a monarch.
1t is understood that Senior Olseaga
has been recalled from the mission to
Paris for his prompt action in recogniz-
ing the Republic in France.
The Government has almost discarded
every vesiige Of republicanism.
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prucky Girls.

Federal troops have been arrestlng
sundry citizens in the neighborhood OF
Cross Plains, Ala, Of late, charging
them with having hung Luke and some
negroes. The Rome (Ga.) Daily gives
the following account Of how two brave
girls backed out couple Of bayonets' !,
When they went to the residence Of
Major Bailey, in Cross Plains, to Ell
feet his arrest, it being night, two
of his sisters, hearing their approach,
hastily arose, and arming themselves
with pistol each, met the sol,
diers at the door, and demanded
their business at their house at that hour
of the night. They were informed that
they came to arrest Major Bailey. Inc
courageous sisters notified them that
their brother had been guilty of no crime
subjecting him to arrest by soldiers, ana
at night and before they could take him
they would have to take the contents, OF
the pistols, which they exhibited, but that
he would 10 down to Patona the next
morning and surrender himself The
soldiers declined the engagement with
these true and noble-hearted women, and
returned to their quarters. Major Bar
lev surrendered himself the next morn
ing, and is now prisoner.
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SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS.

The Radical paper lately started in
Louisville, Kentucky, is sorely exercised
because a series of Southern school
books has been adopted for the public
schools of that city. Has it never oc-
Cured to this astute journal that the
country has been flooded with lying New
England histories and school-books, all
written from narrow, spiteful, puritan
zeal, abolition standpoint? And now,
for,ooth, because Virginia gentleman
has yentured to write, and school
board has ventured to adopt, dignifed,
truthful history from Southern view,
the editor (who is only of any signifi-
canoe because representing his party
goes into Mysteries and pulls his
hair out by its radical roots
and pirates about Fort Sumter and
treason and rebellious leaders We
would remind all of his ilk that the war
is over now, and that such talk is very ri
diculous as well as unjust. The Southern
people can be law-abiding and still hold
their own opinions and teach their
children the part our leading men took
in the war Sectional and basely false
hooks written in New England, have
flooded the country from time immemo-
rial That was all right in the eyes OF
this cody editor at Louisville; but when
n Southern man dares TO write what he
regards and has right to regard as the
truth, and nothing more, it becomes the
worst oftreason in loyal eyes. Wepropose
hereafter to do our own thinking have
our own schools and teachers, and make
many of our own books down this way.
The loyal North has been permitted to
monopolize this business long enough.
There are two sides to all questions,
though bigots can only see one. The
one side Of this war and its causes pre-
scented to the world by our Northern
masters, is not accepted by the South,
and before all is over the other side viii
be fairly told, and left in such form that
the future historian will have no diihcul-
ty in arriving at the facts. All this Will
be done in spirit of loyalty to the gov
eminent which none can mistake, but
with a sound memory and useful lessons
drawn from the past. We are all in the
Union now and expect to stay, and to
grow rich and prosperous; but in the
meantime shall never cease to cherish a
reverence for truth, courage and honesty,
,ybaraver found.
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FRANCE.

CAnLsnunE, September 10. The Prus-
SLAMS crossed the line north of Breisach
and occupied Colmar. The Bavarians
and Baden troops are preparing to cross
at Ncwburg. They have pontoons and
fleet Of boats
MARsEILLEs, September l5.--lt is said
that Garibaldi shortly leaves for Lyons,
to take command of an Italian legion
to fight against the Germans.
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1t is a very common disease in sum-
mer time. Cholera is nothing more
than exaggerated diarrhea,' says Hall
Journal Of Health. When a man has
died of diarrhea, he has died of cholera
in reality. 1t may be well for travellers
to know that the first, most important,
and most indispensable item in the ar
rest and cure Of looseness in the bowels
is absolute quiet on a bed. Nature her
self always prompts this by disinclina-
ton to locomotion. The next thing Is
to eat nothing but common rice, parched
like coffee and then boiled, and taken
with a little salt and butter. Drink little
or no liquid of any kind. Bits of ice
may be eaten or swallowed at will Ev-
cry step taken, every spoonful of liquid
only aggravates the disease. If locomo-
ton is compulsory, the misfortune Of the
necessity may be lessened by having q
stout piece Of wooden flannel bound
tightly around the abdomen so as to be
doubled in front, and kept well in its
place."
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covnppssIoNAL CONVENTION

The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention for the Eighth District OF len
nessee will be held next Tuesday, the
Goth inst at jackson We feel justified
in predicting fair representation OF the
people. harmonious proceedings, and a
malicious selection from the number OF
able. worthy and eligible gentlemen men
toned in that connection. We want a
good man chosen, who will add strength
10 the ticket which he is to make full;
who can be elected, and who can take
his seat in Congress without even an OBJ
lection. The question of disabilities Is
n delicate one; but;we had better sacri-
fee our dearest personal friends than to
elect one to a position he conld not hill,
and thus lose to the district and to
the National Democratic party mem
Der in Congress. Shelby county VIII
be well represented at jackson.
The delegates selected at the mass meet
ing are from the ranks of the people
and fully informed of the wants of the
masses as well as the issues of the day.
The other counties Of the district are
taking a lively interest in the matter
and will likewise be fully and fairly rep
resented. Local and personal prefer
ences should be left at home, and only
the general good consulted If any
other county has better or more avail
able aspirant than Shelby county can
produce, then We say nominate him. No
county can be more interested in send
ing proper man to Congress than Shell
BY. Her county seat is commercial
metropolis, which doubles its population
in ten years, and her political and com
mercial interests, though common, are
greater and more Immediately affected
by the course Of Congressional Rep
resentative than her sister eoun-
ties. We hope, however, that no petty
jealousies or animosities viii influence
the action Of the Convention. Two con-
ditions are absolutely essential: the
nominee must be acceptable to the party
and he must be capable TO qualify and
take his seat when elected. The DemOc-
racy Of the Eighth Congressional District
of Tennessee is responsible to the great
Constitutional party Of the country for
one member in Congress to take the
place Of W. ]. Smith, Esq, who has out
ragged deceEcy and misrepresented the
people long enough to disgust even the
sensible members Of his own party.
After the 10th instant the Democratic
ticket will be complete, and every true
man will be in duty bound to work for
its success until the election is over.