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STRIKE!
The photographers North and East Striking
against the ". U. T. Co.

CINCINNATI, January 3.-The strike ot
the operators of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company in this city still con-
tinues, all OF the late operators engaged
in the strike save one. At a meeting this
morning they endorsed the action of she
operators on the Pacific Slope in ouposi-
ton TO the reduction of salaries of These
operators, ana felt il their duty to sup
port their brethren with all their strength.
A copy Of this was sent TO Mr., VIII
hams, District perinteDdent, who re-
piled, that, having no control over mat
ters in San Francisco, aud no reduction
having been made in this District or was
contemplated, he believed, IN this diyis-
ion, Gen. Stager has telegraphed that no
change was cOntem plated.
The operators held another meeting at
3 O'Clock this afternoon, at which Mr..
Williams was present. The meeting in
formed the latter they had no local griev-
ances, and their action was to protect
their Western brethren and save them
selves from similar treatment.
They adopted the following resolution
unanimously:
ReSotpsd, That any proposition to ro-
sumo our work which does nOt guarantee
reinstatement on old terms OF all engaged
In the present movement be rejected
Encouraging kilograms were read from
Louisville, indianapolis, Columbus and
Pitlsburg. One from New York stated
that if the negotiations now pending with
the officers of The Western Union Tele-
graph Company were not fayorably con-
cluded by tomorrow morning, North,
East and South would follow the West
and embrace forty principal cities in the
United States.
The organization extends over the
United States, and is said to contain $500
members employed by the Western Union
Telegraph Company. The organization
appears TO have been effected quietly.
Another meeting occurs tomorrow night.
The officers Of the company. with opera
tors culled from other stations, have been
doing the work to-day. and thus far have
been able 10 send all dispatches.
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FRANCE.
Emile Olivier, EapOleon's New Prims
Minister.

NJ Emile olivier, whom Napoleon III.
has charged with the formation of a new
Ministry, is the son of Demosthenes Oh
liviere, MarseiIles merchant, who took
an active part in the political events that
transpired between the Reformation and
the coup d'elGt Of Dec. ., 1871. He was
born at Marseiiles, July ,, lS25, and when
TWENTY-FIVE, entered bis name as MEM
Der ofthe Paris bar. Owing 10 his fathers
political services. he was in IS4S appointed
COmmissaTy-G General Of the Republic, at
Marseilles, WAS next Prefect at Langres,
and returned to tie bar in January, 1919.
Among several important cases ia which
he pleaded was that OF Nine. de
Guerry against the Picpus corpora
tiOn, who were defened by Is. f2erryer.
In 1895 he and three associates. N9unded
the KeUWe de DrOt PrGtiQUe, TO which he
contributed many articles on judicial
matters; in addition to these literary la
bOrs. he has written several legal works.
Elected as an Opposition candidate in the
Third CircumscTi0tion of the Seine, at the
general elections Of 1851, he entered the
Corps LegislaJif and took part ia impor-
tant discussions, particularly those on the
laws of general safety in 1888, the Italian
expedition in 1853, and the regulations
respecting the press in She following year.
During al this session he was one Of the
most brilliant Of the small group OF depu-
ties known as The Five, and the most
popular of their orators. In the mean
time, having engaged on behalf of NJ.
' NacherOt, against whom criminal pros
ecutiOn was entered for bis work entitled
A" Democracy" be incurred December 20.
1897 an iRlerdiction OF three months on
account Of the sentiments expressed in
the first sentences or his pleadings for the
defense. The bar, through their counsel,
appealed vainly against this Judgment. In
1868, NJ. Emile Olivier was reelected for
the same district by 49, Isl out of 29,0SS
ment candidate, as his opponent.
was remarkable above all for his reports
on the coalition laws, and showed a mod
GRAFTON in his relations with the Govern
ment which created some coldness be- /
tween him and his old political friends,
which was increased by his course in the
session of 1865 when he spoke for and
against G0verufasnt measures In 1865
he was charged with the French legal In
terest OF the Pasha of Egypt, and Sapole-
on III, having accepted the duty OF arbi-
traitor on the Suez Canal difficulties, ap-
pointed him to furnish report thereupon. !
The Emperor based bis decision upon the
arrived a. in that document. |
NJ. oliver has since been rejected in IA |
vOr Of radical candidate, in the circum- |
he represented, but was elected |
for one OF the country di,tricts. The most |
statement of his Views on the |
imperial regime is contained in the ad- |
dress which he delivered on August 23d, |
as President of the Council General of the /
Var
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Notice TO Tax-Fayers
OF SHELBY COUNTY.

rTHE Tax Books for the year 1859 viii be
ready January l. $50. aud l VIII imnedt-
ately thereafter proceed 10 collect according
10 law.
Al Taxpayers who have personal property
must come forward ct once, or they viii fiud
their Taxes in the hands Of Consiabies, who
are authorized 10 oistrain sufhcieney TO pay
viii attend at the following named places
for the purpose Of receiving the state and
County Taxes for the year ls5a:
FIRST DIsIRtCT.
Ate. NJ. Frsed's store Hazel Flats on Tues
day, January uth.
SECOND DISTRICT.
At W. c. Wards ESQ ,on Monday, Jan. 10th.
THIRD DISTRICT.
At Bottoms Store, on saturday, January Sth.
FOURTH DISTRICT
At Cuba, on Friday, Jauuary tn.
FIFTH DISTRICT
At EnginehOuse, corner Second street, on
Monday January 2ith.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
ArRaleigh, on saturday, January 18th.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
At Bartlett, on Friday, January l4th.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
AtShelby Depot, on Wednesday j anuary l2th.
NINTH DISTRICT.
At Fisherville, on Thursday, January 18th.
TENTH DISTRICT,
At Collierville. on Monday, January nth.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
At Germantown, on Tuesday. January 18th.
TWELFTH pEsTRIgT.
At Meehanicsviile, on Irtursday January 20lh.
THrnrEENTu pIsrRIcT.
At Arnold's, on Friday, January list
TOURTEENTH nISrFECG
At Ofice, corner second ana UntOn, on Tues
day, January 3th-
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
At Handwerker's Grocery {chelsea, on sat
urday, January 22d
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
At Whites Station, Wednesday, January 18th.
sEvFNTE ESra DISTRICT.
At McConnell's Church, on Thursday, Janu-
nrv 9th WM MCLEAN,
Tax Collector Shelby County, Tenn.
EE ONCE IN County Court Building, corner
Second and Union streets, Room No A. de2i
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CUBAN JUNTA.
Cubans In New York DenOunee the late Ru-
NOR OF Surrender.

NEW YORK, January 3.-D0n Miguel
Aldsna, President Of the Cuban Junta in
this CITY, communicates the following:
The Cuban Junta Of this city have
heard with the utmost indignation the
telegram forwarded to the Associated
Press, from Havana under date of yester-
day, saying the editors OF the Havana
journals affirm that they have seen a cir
cular signed by members Of this Junta
ordering the Cubans to lay down their
arms. Taken in connection with the re-
ports industriously circulated, both in
Havana and this cOantry, that patriots are
presenting themselves in large numbers
10 the Spanish authorities for pardon,
the above news shows a deep laid and
unscruPulous scheme to prevent the pub
lie opinion disrespecting the progress of
our revolution, and l hereby denounce
the circular referred to, il any such exist,
as an absurd and malicious forgery.
" Far from the Junta being in the
slightest inclinsd to induce the Cuban
Liberals 10 give up the contest, we are
continuing our most strenuous efforts in
aid OF the revolution, and are every day
more confident Of success, with or with
out the support Of foreign nations.
This, according 20 the latest intelli-
gence we have from the seat of war,
which reaches up to the 7th Of December,
IS all the spirit which prevails among the
Cubans. These stories of wholesale sur
rendering TO the Spanish authorities have
been circulated before with as little foun-
dation as now, and without securing the
desired rSszlt."
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TELEGRAPHlG MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, January S.-Cotton ouiet.
uplands 255sc; sales 100 bales.
Flour 81 I095 o. Whisky S9c0Sl Wheat
81 - for No. Spring. Corn-stcady, held
al 81 l09l IA. Rice dun; CaroliEa clarke.
Coffee and MOlasses quiet; Nev. Orleans Mo-
lasseS l59S0e. Sugar quiet; Cdba udllkc.
Dry 6oodS-Ihere mas been no revival in
business, and prices are without any particu-
lar chBnge.
Money-The demand became very active
this evening, and before 3 O'clock the rates
for call loans ranged from 81 Ia currency TO u
IN gold; af-er that hour as high as l-BE per
diem was paid for money. Discounts dull at
lOi2 Tor prime
The Assistant Treasurer has received in
siructions from the Secretary of the Treasury
10 buy s6OgoOQ Of 5-20s during the current
month, and sell "a 600 200 in gold The follow
In IS the programme: sales of gold January
O. si.O0O QJ0i sinking fund January r. 81 O0O.-
700; special fund January %, Sl.00O,000; special
tund for the purchases OF bonds January 4
S2,001u00: special iund january II, 81 600 (iO0:
sinking fund January 10, =, 600 600; JANUARY
z, Sl,0U0,000 sinking fund.
Sterling quiet at SE9S5k, closing at inside
rate. Cold lower, opened at lsO[ and closed
at lls199lls75; buying rates, l-Ssal-64s per
Governments opened armsr, and closed
quiet end heavy.
Clearanees, ga 100000; imports for the
week, Sl6 e5ei exports S92, ,2S2.
Frelghts to Liverpool are without a decided
ehangei shipments OF 5000 bushels wheat per
steamer at Al.
CINCINNATI.
CINcISSATI, January 3.-Flour- Family
So 2595 50. Wheat 81 1e9l II. Corn, 76g7Te.
Oats 5eg51 Rye 20. Cotton firm-niddiings
Al4c Whisky s4ag5. Pork SIS Bulk shoulders
duh, Il; sides BGl51z. Bacon shoulders IA:
aides lbs49I734c- Hams 2UQ2lc. LarSs ne
butter 3OgSoc. Eggs 25c. sugar n1Sgls1sc.
Molasses 7st9SOc. Cheese ITglS5S Hogs
50 509lo 3 gross. Tobacco quiet and un-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January S.-Flour-spring X
SO OO03 .. " heat T1GzTl4c. Corn 6gJ< Oats
l054. Rye 20. Barley 7ssS0. Highwines %
Sngar-N. o. u1zgl4c. Pork SIS so Lard l6I6.
Bulk sides Ael5A; shoulders l0<; hams
IA.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January g.. -Tobacco-Inss
S59S; leaf s9G4. Fiour--extra family IS 0D
Corn 65g70 Oats %. Rye 50. Prime sugar IA.
Prime molasses 55. Hogs weak sSg9. Pork
Is held at S29 00a29 80. Coffee-steady at 22J[
Bacon shoulders lac, clear ribs I7L.c
clear sides E9l31<c. Bulk shoulders PIC:
sides l5H9l54c. Hams - Lard lSc
whisky y; m Bagging firm at 2516. Cotton
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January S--Flour-,Snperflpe
81 l295 10. WheRt-No. l Spring IS. Corn
7VslJc- Oats 5ls53. Rye g0aY5 Whisky
~. sugar ll%gl lS1Sc. Molasses 7Oa8O Pork
SIS 50s9; Bulk shoulders lls<c, sides 49,
baeon 5@as shoulders le54; clear sides $40
and common leaf, S597 80; medium TO bright
manufacturing leaf Ss92.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. January 3-CottOn active:
middllngs "a @4ssc Sales 700 bales; receipts
$3.50 bales; exports TO 50 Sebastian bO0 bales.
coastvise zV5 bales Receipts for the week
e. z45 bales; exports 70 92s Stock l4f 7SS bales
Flour easier y Ses 7SGs y. Cora pO0s5s
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WASHINGTON.
Above by the President TO Eqaalizt the Hill
itary Service.

WASHINGTON, January 3.-The Presi-
dent directed the Secretaryof War to pre-
pare an order requiring all military otli-
GERS who have been on duty in this and
other cities for the term OF three years TO
report for field duty In the West, and
prepare details for officers to fill their
places from those who have had a long
term af field duty on the frontier. There
will, of course, lie some exceptions in
consequence of being physically incapa-
pacitated from wounds and other causes
from performing field duty. The object
of this order is to equalize the service Of
the various officers by dividing desirable
places among deserving men. The re-
moval Of Gen. Hugh Ewing, our Minis
ter at the Hague, is asked for on the
grounds that ne is a Democrat and has
always been opposed to Radicalism.
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Election Thursday, Ian. 6, 1870.

{ as provided by the new c4iy charter
Election Thursday. Ian. 6, 1870.
Ist Wdri-N0TtH End Of Nary Yard.
Deputy Commissioner, Nat Miller; Judges.
James 4. NewSom, j. F. Randall and J J.
Powers; Clerks, W J. Mekeoni jr-r and +. T..
Atwood.
q E-crd-W. j. CHass's Feed Store, Top
iCr street
Deputy Comm issiOner. ". J. Chase; Jud .ss,
". II. Bridges, r. " Lighi bUrne and Charles
Smith Clerks, ThOs. Fox and AK. Edgingt0n-
Sd Bdrd-'SYlSrs KiernaR'S Ofiee, on id
dMs street
Deuufy Commissioned, T. L. Adams: Judges.
A. Woodward W. J. BfckeOu and ur. T. e..
Go9dyesri Clerks, Thomas Garvey and ". W
Al WIard-No. 55 Madison street.
Deputy commissioner, c. W. Lineoln;
Judg. 5 A T. Lacey, F. NJ. Stanley and ". q.
Greenlawi CLERKS, Daniel kirwin and =.
Holding
5th JFard-Ro0m 26, Circuit Courthouse.
Deputy Commissioner, X. j. Buuglneri
Judges, owen smith, theodore Hoist ana b.
B. Mallory; Clerks, }. M. Coleman and Mich
ael Magevuey ir.
9th HGrd- WGldroP Block. Main street.
Deputy Comm isstOner. W. 4. Nelson .
Judges' il. B. ChIids. T. b, Nornenf and {. b.
Church; Clerks, Samuel Moore, tr.i and W. Il.
Clark.
IN Ward-CbrBer Linden and CauSey Sts
Deputy Commissioners, y. G. Jones; Judges
". l. stewart, Tdos. Fl. LcgWoOd and John
Loague; Clerks +. Foster and ". 7. Ysndyke.
Slh Ward-C0Iorsd Church on QHinbV 81.
Deputy Comm issiOner, VIM Tate; Judges,
ID. I. MonSarrat, ID. Pante and t. McGeoyi
Clerks. J. D. Stewart and Eugene Levi
gth Hard-COrner Kerr dH4 Fifth streets.
Deputy Comm issjener, J. y. Dsnbury;
JUDGES. W. =. tiiIsscn. e. IS. Wardig and Joan
Knox; Clerks, J. q. Handwerker and r. c.
Schaper.
IOfk TFGrd-AfrieG BaIey's CAHrch.
Deputy Commissioner. W r Boon; Judges.
r +. I.eOny W G. Ellis and J8s. n - liitain-
son; Clerks, AuEuste Bizien and JChn Gum
Ian.
Where there are not suitable places 20 bold
the election in the places designated, the
Deputy Commissioners and Judges viii select
one rs close as possible
JOHN p. BOUGHEER,
Commissioner OF Registration for Shelby
f'ouutv tlfS
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n Q
TO THE MEMPHIS MERCHANTS.
$a0 Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. on she ltth
- December. 1853, one DARK IRON
GREY HORSE, with several white spots on
forehead and on shoulder: said horse is i've
years old, and Is fifteen hands three inches
high; had on when he left me set OF wagon
horse 10 TavIor ra56ord b 10 No n Men
street, or TO myself near Byhalia, " iss.
twenty-five dollars reward.
Ledger copy lw ua4I c. W. BAKER.
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CITY


1st Wdrd-NOrfh end Ndpv TarH.
Jas. A Newsom, Deputy Commissioner; J.
+. Randle, %. DNgyer, J. Clancy, Judges. &.
G. Baugh, F. T. Atwood Clerks.
I'd EiGrd-COrHeT EdshiaGt0n aud Fourtb
Streets.
George GilibOne. Deputy Commissioner: r
". Lightburlie, T. J. Campbell, W. }. Chase.
Judges; Thos. Joyce, a. 4. Edslngton, Clerks.
81 Wdrd-R5ernan's 0t5ce.
" z. barrett. Deputy Commissioner: Jas.
RoOrz, y. j. McKeon. J. A. Sfeuaigo. Judges.
Henry Schrader, ". A. Nelson, Clerks.
4tb UTGrd-COT1teT Addisoa and Third Sc.
l. T. Cartwright, Deputy Cora issioner: A.
T. Lacey, p. ". Stanley, ". ". Coleman,
Judges; Dan kirwan, a. Holding, Clerks.
9th FGrd-C5rcuit C6t,rt House.
7. W. 0DOnnen. Deputy Commissioner; J.
G. Hoist, owen smith, James Fogarty, judges s
u. W. Gilbert, John ID, Baird, Clerks,
GA Word Cor. TOl5ert and Jfslberr7J SIS
II B. Chiles, Deputy COmmissloner; r. 4
CicalH. Thos. B. SOsment, J. Halstead, Judges /:
W. Il, Clark, sam Moore, jr-, Clerks.
7tb WGrd-C0raer Linden and C1usey SIS.
Roht. Good, Deputy CommisSionar; ". l..
Stewart, W. Davidson, l. Harmstad, judges:
FsF0ster, c. c. Jones, Clerks.
SH Wdrd-Churcb, Quia5y AUenue.
F. D. T. SGusarrat. Deputy Commissioner; II
3. Holt, d. PsEte, I. MeGeCy, Judges: j. L.
stewart, Eugene levy, ClerAs.
9fh Wdrd--C CorRer Kerr and EY5th Streets.
W. g. Glisson, Deputy Commissioner; C. Il
Wardig. J. Ie.nbuTy, John Herring. Judges; J.
Y. HandWeFker. F. G. ScEaper. Clerks.
I0fh IVdTd-A fricG BGifeg CHlrck.
". F. McIefresh. Deputy Commissioner; e.
T. Wright, W. e. Ellis, James Il. williamson
judges; J. n. Bosn. Aususte Bizicn Clerks
Deputy Commissioners viii Dleasz call and
get Returns and Poll Books, and be sworn 10
JOHN +. BDU@HNER
de5 Com'r OF Aegisir n fer shelby county.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT /!

- RAND GERMAN CPEEA--3fANAGER
II IA. GRAU. ONE WEEK OSLy. eOtu ,ilenc-
Ing MONDAY. January lglh, with GOunod's
most celebrated ops "a, us acts
FAUST,
Originally produced in America by This com
pany. MAIZE IRE ERCI, ia her original
role, Marguerite; FEANZ HIgMEE, iu ais
original role. Faust; FoEA -. Nnieu Inc:
DZIUBA, Siebei; and Jo-EPli IEEsTAScis. iu
his renowned egealiDn, y phi-tupAeies- Pun
Chorus and Orchestra, director. e.. Van GItei.
70 be followed, ia rapid succession, by 3fO-
Zart's imnortat masterpiece,
The MAGIC FLUTE tDie ZsuberdCete).
BOiidein's La DAME ELA& iIE.
HABLEMAS in bis renowned role Of George
Brown, in which he sings ths celebrated
- Robin Adair."
Carl Maria von Weber's Fonantic opera,
DER FliElaCHUfZ,
With the celebrated IacaDtation Scene, pro-
dueed with ali the properties and effects
brought here expressly.
Do GIOVANNI
With new and gorgeous cOs tu mes and splendid
stage effects, OF baieyy's ren owned historical
work; and
LA JCIVE THE 5ewess Juedlnl
ES- Due notice will be given Of tue opening
of the box, plan FOR securing seats Tor the
opera season; also. prices Of adTl lissian. ja3
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NOTICE.

EROM the largs narr Der OF voters registered
in The seventh Ward, it Is apparent that
70 will be necessary 70 open two places Of
voting IN that ward at the approaching rnu-
nicipal election. The corner OF Linden and
Causey, and the corner of Beal snd DsSOtO
streets are hereby designated as such voting
places, ana the following named persons are
appointed Judges Of election at tne polls 20
be opened at the corner Of Beal and DeSoto
streets tO-wit:
Deputy Commissioner, J. Y. Sharne; } udEss,
John : Kerr. Jerry Feeiy snd O. W +. COOK :
Clerks T. Foster aud James II. Purdy.
JOHN T. BOUGHNER.
degS Cofn'r 81 Rsgistr'n Io4 shelby county.
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Matters in Old England.

LONDON, January S.-Thomas Crisplck,
r. A., well known as an artist, died in
this city on Saturday, aged fifty-nine
years. This forenoon his remains were
deposited in the cemetery az kensal's
Green, on the outskirts OF the city. A
great throng OF artists and celebrities
were present.
The Times to-day has an editorial arti-
tie on the recent demise of the Star and
Morning Herald, attributing the failure
OF the Star to its partizsnship, and asserts
that party organizations are now obsolete.
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Generative Affections.

Discharges elect
Sores-SpermatOrrhR Seminal
Weakness)- syphilis (frima-
ry anu Secondary
Impotence Loss of NirilityJ-Premature
nacar-InbflifV-
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Tim Ohio LEGISLATURE.

COLUNBUsy ONO, January S.-The Gen.
eral Assembly met at 10 O'Clock. The
Senate organized by electing f. r. Hall
(Republican) Clerk. and B. +. Churchill
democrat Sergeant Arms. The House
organized by el0cting A. J. Cunningham
(RepuDlican Reformer) Of Hamilton coun-
t., Speaker. The vote stood; Cunning
ningham received the entire Democratic
vote, and by voting for himself was elect
ed. Amos Layman (Demoerat) was elect
ed Clerk. Three Repn blioan Re formers
from Hamilton county steadily veted
With the Democrats.
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NASHVILLE.
Another Reconstruction of the State
Seriously Threatened.
The Negro Element Speaks---The
Constitutional Convention.
SPECIAL no THE APPEAL,

NASHVILLE, January Sat a meeting
Of the County Court to-day, P. ". Brien
was elected Coroner, J. D. Patterson,
Railroad Tax Collector, T. D. Cassidy,
Ranger, and N. Manifee. Sealer of Meas
ures.
The snbject of military reconstruction
of Tennessee begins to excite some atten-
ton. Knowing negroes assert that they
have positive assurances from Washing
ton of the appointment in certain eontin-
geneies, of a military successor TO GOV.
Senter. They put considerable stress
upon Senator Fowler's statement that
an event was probable, while the charac-
ter OF the resolutions adopted at their-an-
niversary celebration last Saturday indi-
cate wish for interference by the Federal
Government. 1t is not thought, however,
that this fact alone win prevent the Con-
Convention from assembling.
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IMPEACHMENT.
Col. Webster Clears His skirts Of Bribery
and the Like.

BALTIMORE, January 3.-Col. Webster,
late Collector Of the port, publishes . card,
in which ne says:
"The intimaJiOn that I was Il party to
the raising of mosey to buy Senators or
for any other corrupt or improper pur-
pose, or thar l was aware Of any money 70
be used for such purposes in connection
with Mr.. Johnson's trial, is absolutely
and entirely false"
He states the circumstances of the
raising of some S250g in Baltimore toward
the payment of Mr.. JOhuson's counsel
fees, which was paid TO Edmund Cooper
IL the presence Of Hon. Stevenson Archer
and adds that ''if any Senator was bribed
10 vote for Mr.. Johnsnn's acquittal.
which / do not believe, l had NOS los or
part in that disgraceful business, and was
ignorant of any purpose or attempt to do
So"
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s-Spermatorrhea Seminal
Weaknessl-SyphiIs (frima-
ry anu Secondary
Impotence Loss of NirilityJ-Premature
Decay-Debllty.
Tho press. the pulpit and the lecture-room
are silent on the subject OF diseases OF the
sexual organism. y 1alse delic8cy conceals
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these diseases? Sper-
matorrhOea snattering the entire Nervous
System-imPairiug the midland causing
seif-destructiOn. syphilis, eating up the
body by piece-fneal--iostng bone, muscle and
nerve, by inches-being literally eaten up
alive, and toFturiDg the brain with agony.
Charlatans, or incompetent physicians may
essay to cure them, but in vain. The only
hone and resort Is In the humane and learned
physician who understands their case.
Among these affections, none are worse
than SpermatOrrhoed, or seminal Weakness,
and emissions. DR.. Woodbridge says, That
the loss of one ounce of seminal fluid by
abuse. is equal to the loss of forty ounces OF
blood"
paeses of unperceived In the urine.
Empires, and chsraeterless men, by work
ing u pon the fears Of a mind, too often shar-
ING the feebleness Of the body, not only ex-
tost large sums OF money, but, in nearly eve
nv Instance, have complicated the disease,
and rendered 1t more difficult to cure. have
never vet seen case OF sexual Weakness or
Iu,poteney cured by any physician but myself
All the affections OF the sexual organs have
been deeply studied by me for many years. /
have made discovery In the treatment OF all
syphilitic and viruient diseases which prom
fses TO overthrow all former preconceiVed no.
lions and theories on the subject. employ
entirely new remedies, and never use nause-
ous copaibs, cubels9. turpentine and mercury.
IN every case guarantee perfect cure.
i1ffice hours from 9 am TO pm. Or. ]. 3.
Russell, Consulting Physician; l.. q, Warran,
secretary, assisted by full corps OF eminent
Physicians. The usual courtesy extended TO
the regular profession. yaldNS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-04
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WEDNESDAY, January 5, 1870.

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