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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
For sale.

g. Neal ct al. vs X. J. B. L. Winn ct al.
~ Z virtue OF a consent decree OF the Second
n Chancery Court of Shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause,I viii, at my office
door, on Second street, Memphis. offer al
public nala on
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SATURDAY., October q, Is7I,

within legal hours, the following described
real state, t0-Wiss
asfusre, lying and being IN b county Of
ahelhv and Stats OF Tennessee and more
narficnlarly described a. follows, to.Wft:
adoIuinR the land Of J.G- whitaker ard
Others, IN the First Civil District OF said
county. and bounded a. icioWas Beginning
e. q hickory On shs Rad near Aoren8 Meet
suQ-houaa, tf being 141d Wnltakex8 southeast
coFnsr efzt 1tY-elghf poles along
the road to . STAKE q chains northeast OF .
plumfroe nesr 2 r. HszreIfs crlb; 4hence
norfh one hundfFd and ~tEirfy-nfne 4nd.a-
hair POLES to , stake in the road nom Beavs-
bridge to Carts house, with zWeetgnm, 1lacz-
gun and aah Fe1Ezergs hon WeEt any
efsht poles % Wh1ta25fa due dvs poles
Eoufa of his northeast corners thence so1th
VITA Wnifaksr's lire % ne beginning. .
hiCEcrF now cut Gown.
TEzNa OF 4ALE-Qu = credit a. seven
mcntha; purchaser executing nofa Hll1 80
curilFs lien ret1lned 70 z1cur8 p4yne1t e
pnrchszs money. Equity o. Iedempuoa
6arrel L e9111ra6er d I31L
LusA STEWART Clark and 8A9eeft
J, A, KtTl44l ~ fof egDpfH ~
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snsll. nonra nnd RIIndn.

In lumber, from our last report, re have
several changes TO note. The demand, added
| TO the high freights for clear white pine and
/ rough poplar, has been to the extent that deal
ers have been compelled to advance in prices.
In fact nearly every class has slightly ad-
vauced with the advance in freights. Sash,
doors and blinds are unchanged from our last
report. The trade is active, and so long as fair
be good:
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IN
MR.. THERON II. RICE. late Of Wetumpka,
vi Alabama, has been admitted Is q part
ner In our hrn, to tax effect nom lst inst
The style Of the firm Will remain as hereto
fore. ]. q. DAVIS & Co.
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ACAzD.

uAvIEG his day disposed OF me- nnrsl1-
II terest In the nrm OF Van PEI 4 ltu111
to Messrs. Apperson q Kennedy hereby
return thanksto the public FOX the patronaG1
received at their hands, and tAke plsas1re "a
commending to their consideration 2 sue
eninenIy deserving Of their liberal patron
4ge.
The hooks and accounts OF TIE nta 1rm
Will be settled By the undersigned, AZ t1o Old
stand, No. zq% Hain street
AID. GIBSON, surviving pa-thsr.
September IL ISL.
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Co,,nn I'm Neu York.

NV york; ctobsrl 6, 1880 a.m.ICottonm mar
- opens quiet. Ordinary, E4c Good Ordii
49, Low Middling, HAcs Mtddllngi
49,. GosI Mddllng, 2l3sc. sales, 1891 bales;
-eeelpfs al al United States ports, l2el2i here
1856 bales oao-
NovembeT and december, lsLc January, lS4c-
a. p.m,-CottOnc closed heavy sales 10 spin
uers- I5 bales. for export, I7l bales specula-
TON = baleg. CONTRACTS, $3.50 bales; October, No
Eember and December, 10 7-l6ci January lSsc
NTarcb and Aurfl- 2lLtc.
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rheumatism and Paralysis
Electro Chemical Baths.

POSITIVELY CURED by the use of my
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estate

No. H7O.-In the First Chzncsry ccrff u
shelby county. <eunE1sse-AliE1f1E
Green 3 WI Vsncs e4 a.
ny virtue Of n inte<ioc1IorJ eec1re lrF
ID sale entered IN the above c4uaa July ID.
1911. j viii sell &C pnbltc augtio1s % t1e 1LEh-.
est bidder, IN fro1t OF The Clerk 2 M4EE
once OF said court, 6reenLaW block. second
street. city OF Memphis, ~Ieane44e-11
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s1wIKIsTRaToR's H0TIeE

uAvrNo qualified So zdml1zt<s.sr q -
n erts1e 81 EardfaW HoEeI1s 49, -
fles 81 hereby gl7en % 81 Ps1 49,
c.e51s - fs,,@ r-rscr7bsf ~ law o. -
-csiee Mi fe plead IN bzr-
1eFfsd 70 said e9t1f1 vi f.@s%
Ferd aud 11ltl8s JULY ----cf~r
ssgs
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Guardianship Notice,

r HAVE this day associated with me In bus
Il ness my son, William Bowles, and hence
forth the business Will be carried on under
the arm name OF william BoWles q Son.
WIN. B0WLES, Cotton Buyer,
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VEHEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

EOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL DIS
L EASES, chronic or otherwise, assisted
by an able corps Of Scientific Physicians and
Surgeons.
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Particular ttention paid to Diseases of Fe-
males, such as Suppressed or Painful Men,
situation. Falling ofthe Womb, Leucorrhea
or Whites, and to all irregularities OF the
monthly periods.
The Doctor can be consulted personalalyor
bY letter. MT
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MRs. MAHY MoNRoE

Has returned from the North and respect
fully Informs her patrons and friends that
Ehe hiss ken the rooms No.. So7 Gayoao
Block. Main street, where she viii be glad to
see them. Dress Making In the Latest
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\ mISSES LANE

xruL OPEN A BOARDING SCHOOL,
w for Young Ladies', in NEW YORK
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, September 20, ISL
Eor reference and circular, apply to /. b.
Kirkland. Esq., President Jackson tnAurance
nrrn nnnW H@ronhfa Tam. twl6
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VxyE have for sale an immense, varied and
w thoroughly complete stock of SCHOOL
and MIEcELIANEoUs BOOKS. STATIONERY,
BLANK Books and PAINTING and WRAPPING
PAPER, etc, which We oner ct prices as low
As can 81 purchaged In the Northern sud
Eastern markets Our STEAM PRINTING rs
r-ABLfsHMKNT In now by far the largest and
most complete In tha Southwest and Includes
DO every varsity OF printing In q Btyle not
excslied by any printing house in the United
States. Dur Book uDE In In AL respects
conplete, and we guarantee to duplicate In
style. quality and price. the work OF any
other bindery in the United States. Our
stack OF EeWH, Book and Flat Papers, Card
stock and Printing Inks in every way COM
pIsfa, and our prices cannot fail TO sufk. We
make q specially OF PAPxz Rags and WRAP
PING PAPERS, and ask the attention OF mer-
chants TO ouK stock. seq
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III RAWLINGS & co
Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 Frant Street,
upstairs,


MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
- To those who desire IT, sc VII advance
three-fourtaE Of the value o. eo-ton on de
livery, charging nothing for the adYa1ee
except bank Interest from the tms 81 The
advance until the cotton Is sold aud the
money collected This can hardly fsl % be
WAGONS, ana want eha money 70 E5turn the
rene day before the cotton csn DC sold, and
by merchants snd buyers Who want TIE
ing The fsciiities for Iemittsnrss by rE-
pres are sueh that the shipper can hsve the
money in hand In Two or three days aler a
shipment.
R We viii an all orders at the lowest cash
prices, free OF charge, when We have the
money In hand. sci
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sndINDIGESLIoE
eztaut t1z1 pruca-
adr, and relief -
soughtaH6r. ut11
intH acton 1eoIHH
BY secured mt
|fLfVer causes Head-
gauutice, Enin n
gh. UlEEine8, sour
lin tbs Month. bll-
tfaf11u ofEh9 Hsalk
4SDlrit8 CT Blues
W1Ic1
REGULATION
that has ever oe1a
tmildly, enecEua-F
t~veEetaole CON-
Injury. HllhEms
it has bean ueS1
fdEads q The E1c
pan11 OF t1a q
Its Firtu&
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SO. and IN light demand. City bonds are firm
e. OK 70 60c buying, and selling at Sic; gold
issue, 6oto &C. Ban of Tennessee, old issue
HQuiet al $ TO SIC; new do, IS % Sc, and dul-
In county warrants We have nothing new 70
report buying ats and selling Al sc brok-
ers are holding Arkansas legce bonds at "a 10
&c; the market is dun. Memphis and Charles
ton railroad stock is held al 81 % S,tSc LIST
mortgage bonds, IS to S3cs % do, ~ 10 SOC;
Mississippi warrants arc 10 moderate demand
and asking 80 10 &c; Mississippi Valley, 80 30
SIC 81 to Bcs Planters and Mer-
Chants Insurance stocks, Bto &c Alabama bs
are quoted 81 IS to zoe; do. Fights, 81 o. % "
Arkansas State warrants, new, buying n q 70
ooG SKIES, 50 to 57ct seVens, o. % 03cs
elgh a 10 &c Mississippi Central rail-
road shares at lSc TO l9c; for LIST mortgage, deal
eH report sac 70 Sc as the buying and selllng
rates. ID DO, &c to 7Sc. Mississippi and fennes-
see railn0ad shares are lsc 70 ac Isl moreeee
bondssS1c 20 S~4c-2ddo,70c; consolidated opes CT
cents, sc asking. Memphis and Lttle hoSh
railroad shares are nOmina1y AVc 20 - W
LIST mortgages, 76c 20 Tsc. Mobile anu Onto
railroad sterling bonds are quoted az o9e9oe
buying and selling. do ex-certs, 81 70 - ~
Fights int, Sic; do ID, 81 70 &c AlssoulA
skies are quoted az "a 10 He. NashNlle sNes,
s. to 60c. 1nsur moe and bank STOCKS a1e
quiet and but little demand rkanse 5taSe
bOnds, indOrsed by the Memphls ana Ltue
Rock railroad, are Csc to CSC.
We can scarcely say with safety lhal tnenS
has been q positive decline In the above, sill
there is a slight change in quotation as cor
rected by dealers.
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The Cotteu Manufacture.

LIVERPOOL. October Is, li&9 IS
arm: Middling Uplands, S<Gs1Sdi Mlddilng
CLEANS. lOGl01sd; sales to-day LzeVl bales Oh
which 300 are Tor export and speculation
$50 m.-Cotton closed quiet Mlddllng Up
lands b lS-l6d: MiddIing Orleans, led
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Bouds In London


The following were the closing quotations o
Southern securities in New York on THURSDAY
last. We omit Tennessee, as they VII be lounc
In the Geographic dispatches:
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Insuranees

Underwriters have for years, in succession
found Chicago a losing held for their opera
tious, and scarcely an insurance agency Their,
can truthfully claim 10 have made u money
over and above losses and expenses.
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LIVER

LIvERDISEAs
prevail 10 agreater
bly, any other nal
always anx1ousE
Liver Is regulated
Is almost tnvEria
OF action In the
achs,C Constipation.
the Shoulders, Con
Stomach. Sad Taste
ious attacks, PRipi
Depression CT the
and q hundred othG
SIMAONH LIFERl
the best remedy for
discovered Il acts
and, being
pound, can do nc
less in e Way
20 q and HIN
AID Reat nom Al
ny wiz vouch for
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ELECTION NOTICE.

nY y1rtua OF an order Of the a0acratf4
- County Co1rt o shelby county, - q1ars
torlT session. a. ia present Octooer -e911l
1 VIII opea Snd hold an eiostto1 a. ~ n
lezal y1lnG p-acea "a aa-d eo11-L. o.
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Review.

The universally entertained belief hat the
legislature VIII reduce all sorts Of taxation ha'
given confidence TO tradesmen and infused un'
wonted activity into every department o.
business. Merchants should not forget tht
agencies that will be employed at Nashville
later in the session Of this legislature, TO in
duce that body to impose heavy burdens upon
the people, and each citizen should exert his
personal influence with his representative tC
have the rate Of taxation made the lowest pos
sible consistent with the maintenance
OF the State government. Democracy wen1
into power to reduce, but has raised the rate
Of taxation nom 40 30 cents on the slO0. The
number OF p~lace-hOlders is no less now thar
under Brownlowis reign. and these facts should
not be forgotten by the people, and law-givers
should be constantly reminded by private let
! ters of their duty in this behalf.
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There was a general fear In New York the
other day that the Bank Of England would
raise its rate of discount still higher-it being
already five per cent. more than double its
usual ngure. II Is Just beginning TO leak out
that the cause OF this action Is a fear of Ger
MANY, That government has received from
France, along with the indemnity money.
bills on Ihe bank Of England for OVer EoOJO,-
coo. to meet which, should Bismark demand
sudden ayment the Rank has but E2l,O00,O0O.
The provincial banks and private institutions
would all come 10 her rescue in case Of need,
but the bank Is strainlng every effort 50 as 10
meet the willy German with a bold front IN
case be should press matters.
Insurance.
Adispatch received a. this Office from San
Francisco yesterday says that the stockhoid-
ers Of the Pacific Insurance company finding
the latest reported losses by the Chicago IRE
10 be about S2,0O0,000, instead Of One-half that
sun. as at first estimated, now refuse paying
the voluntary call for IS per cent. on the capt
tai. The law does not permit a larger assess
ment than 5 per lent. at any one time. This
the directors will levy, but II Is very doubtful
If the Stockholders viii respond. Since the
best legal talent in this city declares that in
dividual liability does not hold good in law
the company VIII probably go into legislation,
though every possible effort viii be made to
continue business.
The city Of Chicago has a melancholy record
on the books Of the insurance companies of
New York and Hartford. Since 1853 there nave
been in Chic ago BIO fires up to the beginning
of The present year, as the following official
figures show:
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do ...-.--34 q
Balnoral Ekssfx.
3unerts-.-----sez % Wilcox q Royal "a %
wilcox and 1mp1 10 o. WaahingtonNK II %
do Bonita = % RrunneFs.-s 70 20 90
Amsrfoaa Dres Gesds.
Hamilton dsls'es ortentah---.=--@
ArTnour'a .-.-.-..-----n
CBsfon ESnlass tBro1nl
Ellsrton Iv---4 Pemberton A.--.z
DC : -.--.H do c.--..r
cuaton E7nsnsis tBLedachsl
Elbrton o...----1 fremont H.----ifk
Trtmost A---~--n Hamilton .zK 70
Boats and Shoes.
We have no change 20 n1te. The business
hal been lain, and dasles report evesythlne
snllssaetory. The market 4 IN Z healthy
celifitfou. and pIGE fair for the future.
int traeeslnce last = Ifft has been 1srEt. i
Is II fact that boot a11 sHc8 deS tef1 IA thtl
miirEel are able 20 i4tns goods ii lheif tins
I'D less tbs t1e4 Au Re p1rehzEed lcr In
EdFtsrn nEketA t4EE ~ IS. has Hs,s1fs
L" M|L .NL|
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Beef cattle are in limited supply, with brisk
demand for better grades at S595 50 for choice;
With fair inquiry at IS Wa5 50 for smooth fat
block hogA and a 50 for half fattened shoats.
Sheep AND lambs are also scarce for best grades
and nrm Rt s. 5O94 80 per head for best grades,
and dull for inferior and common at 81 6@2
COws and calves are in better demand, with
none in market; we quote them at S359D for
medium, and $1,000 for choice.
The table below shows the difference be-
tween . lew leading articles OF consumption OF
1870 and ISL:
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wood aud Willow ware.

The general trade having been active for the
past week goods, In this city have been cor
TesPSnS SnogtS I Prleses anu Imam usS1eT ~efpgs de and Isd
the supply good.
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HAVE Invented a cotton press which Is
i suited 20 the wants OF the farmer; Etrorg.
simple IN a-rEangemenf md EASILY manages
Mcclellan 4 GO. as Front street; a1arpe =
Roberts, IL NouIoe street; Tho9. AlexandeI.
la Monroe STREET WnohaFe the press for sale
Inc can fezttfyfc Is auParlcrlly
q. WsSHINEBHoADs
oot5 6olivax. Tenn.
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to test me sense Or tie qua1ieed vet
ers q said county N rat1yirg 2 ap-
proving the action Ct TIE ccunU
Court In agreeing ard promising . tudoE1o
on oena1 OF and in the name Of he GounfTs
MY thousand dollars IN amount % tUa
bonds OF the MeuphiE and RaleiEh RaElroad
CompanEs payabie ats ye7rE. nearlnE s1z1l
pek cent, vita coupons EtkEcksd. psT15l8
9smf-ennEal7s Upon tee terms en1 coudt-
tons scectned In he order, which - here
with published
Those who favor The loan o. ne credit o.
The codofTs ~ t1dornGd Aforesaid, viii WE1s0
or print On tnetr tlckefes Fer Loan" and
those opposed VIII write or print III slaIr
ticket No LoGu-n
a Lat Of The judges, clerks and omcsr VI
b. puehsned bsfene thu day % election
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06

WOMEN SHOULD READ NEwsPApERs.--It is a
great mistake in female education, says the Oak
land Termini, 10 keep a young ladys time and
attention devoted only to the fashionable lit
erature of the day lfyou would qualify her for
conversation, you must give her something to
talk about, give her education in the actual
world and its transpiring events. Urge her to
read the newspapers, and become frmiliar with
the present character and improvements of our
age. History is of some importance but the
past world is dead we have nothing to do with
it. Our thoughts and our concerns should be
for the present world to know what 1t is and
improve its condition. Let her have an intelli-
gent opinion, and be able to sustain conversa-
tion according to the mental moral and relig-
ious improvement of our time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06

MARTHA KINGsLEy.-- -" Jane Blair, was that
you laughing?" asked Mrs. Seymour OF II pale,
little girl between eight and nine years of age.
:" 1t was ma am"
"Come up to my desk then" Tremblingly
the little charity approached the teacher.
This makes the second time you have laugh.
ed out to day, and rs have expressly forbidden
any such conduct, it remains for me to do as
said should, punish you"
The far-haired child held out her hand.
The ferule was about descending on the small,
white palm.
"Wuh hold Mrs Seymour p exclaimed Mar
,ha Kingsley. Her black eyes flashed, and her
whole frame shook like leaf.
Little Jennie was not to blame, for made
her laugh | made q face know for pnched
my fingers twice in my slate, and papa says
when turn up my nose and throw down my
eyes, it Is enough to make minister laugh and
don't wonder little Jennie did what u minister
might do; and if any is to get whipping,
am the one who deserves it, and If you will
please to whip the instead will promise not to
make any more Iaces when | hurt myself If
can help it,
Tears stood in the eyes Of the proud girl who
though, but eleven years of age, qualed not be-
fore the yellow ftrule that was still raised.
Every eye was on Martha, and the teacher, Mrs.
Seymour, said "you have acted nobly in saving
little Jane. Here Is book designed giving on
Friday afternoon TO the best behaved scholar,
aud now present it to you, both for your truth
fdness and nobility, aud hope this little tram
saction this afternoon will be q warning to every
pupil present. Be always truthful, and never
suffer another to receive punishment for that of
which you may yourself be guilty. Wsstsrn
Home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06

WORD TO Boys.-Truth is one of the rarest
virtues. Many youth has been lost to society
by allowing falsehood to tarnsh his character
and foolishly throwing truth away. Honesty,
frankness, generosity, virtue-blessed traits
You are watched by your elders Men who are
booking for clerks and apprentices have their
eyes on you. If you are profane, vulgar, saloon
going, they will not choose you. fyon are up
right, steady and Industrious, before long you
will find good places, kind masters, and the
prospect o: useful life before you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06
NUMBER Is.
thronged by the morbidly curious anxious to
gaze upon the hacked forms of the dead.
SCHOOL CHILDREN's PICNIC

thronged By the morbdy curious anxious to
gaze upon the hacked forms of the dead.
SCHOOL cHlLDhEN's 8 PICNIC.
The school children are having great time
to-day out at Woodward's gardens. The street
cars have been taking them out there by the
hundreds ever since six o'clock, and there must
be at least ten or twelve thousand of them now
in the grounds. Mr.. Woodward charges moth
ing for this treat, even furnishing a free ride
to and from the gardens. 1t is something to
have the power OF making so many young folks
happy for few hours, and Woodward is no
niggard of his ability.
POPULATION OF SAN FRANCISCO.
From advance sheets of Laugey's Directory
for this year, it appears that the population of
San Francisco was under estimated at least 90
600 by the official census According to the
federal returns the number of inhabitants was
1908 Langley makes the correct figures,
l72,750. The data upon which this statement is
made are ncontrovertible, and fully sustain the
general opinion of the entire worthlessness OF
the Census Marshals count.
POLITICAL RuMoR.
1t has been whispered round town for the last
few days that prominent Democratic candidate
for Gubernational honors, has experienced
change of heart on the railroad question, and
that he will coalesce with the railroad kings 10
secure reelection. Stranger things have hap
pened, but fl. II. II. could scarcely carry politi-
cal iree-lovesm to such an extent as that with
out dsintegratng the party, and annhilating
his own chances for future honors.
eESERAL MENTION.
Heres yer only correct potrait of Mrs. Fair"
has been regular street cry for the past week.
Mrs. Lane, the prisoners mother, has tried to
stop the sale as well as she could by compelling
the photographers who had negatives in their
possession, to destroy them, but her efforts have
of course been fruiiess.
A State Medical Convention meets here on the
lst of May Members of the profession who de-
sire to attend, will be charged only one fare on
most of the routes of travel.
The skating mania has attacked the colored
folks, and they have just erected a commodous
rink for their own special use. ScaIBBLEa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06

WITHOUT AN ENEMY Heaven help the man
who magnes he can dodge enemies by trying to
please everybody. If such individual ever
succeeded, We should be going through the
world trying to ind beams to knock aud thump
his poor head against, disgusting every man $
opinion, fighting and ebowiug, and crow ding
all who differ with him. That again, is another
extreme Other people have II right TO their
opinions so have you don't fall into the error
of supposing they will respect you more for turn-
ing your coat every day to match the color of
theirs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-05-06
Wsekly Grinltu 9uurnal.


CANDIDATES FOR THE PREslDEScY The rup-
ture between tue President and Mr.. Sumner has
set all sorts of rumors afloat in regard to Presi-
dental nominations. Before that took place we
were aware of movement to have General Lo-
gan brought forward by the Grand Army of the
Republic We should greatly regret any move
ment to use the Grand Army" in this way for
political engine. But General Logan is q
power in the country. He has, like Douglas,
enough of the dash of the stump in him to make
him very attractive to the masses, and objection
able to the cultivated and thoughtful. Sumner,
Wilson and Trumbull are also spoken of. In
Washington Vice-President Colfax is considered
tion General Grant is hardly supposed to be
stronger with the country than he. The Presi-
dent is yet strong enough, notwithstanding his
own mistakes and those of his friends to hold an
inside track for the denomination, and, with
proper prudence on the part of his supporters
he yet stands a good chance for it, Meantime
the Democrats are now sanguine that our Repub-
lican dissensions will give them better chance
for success. In view of this possibility, there is
"a general looking toward Charles Francis Ad-
ans as their most available candidate while Mr.
Adams is also spoken of as possible Repub
can candidate. If the Chief Justice were we'll,
be would be formidable rival but it is hardly
possible that Tammany will let the nomination
go into the hands of an Adams. We only men
tior this gossip, not to express an opinion, but
merely that our readers may know what is said.
NeW Fork Independent.