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LOCAL NEWS
-Leadin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
w. z. Mitehen's school, SoS Third 81
The DAILY APPEAL, I'VE cents per
copy, can be had of all neWsmen in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRkARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and jefferson
Etreets.
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70
The barometer remains as on Monday
afternoon highest from North Carolina to
Maine, and, also, over Lake Michigan,
with q Light depression from Lake Onts-
rio t Missouri. The low barometer on
the gulf has moved westward, but the
atmospheric pressure is quite uniformly
distributed north of the Gulf States.
Rain and clouds have been reported nom
the gulf coast northward to South Caro-
lima and Iowa. Cloudy weather, with lit
tie or 40 rain, has prevailed from North
Carolina to New York. Smoke and haze
continue from the Ohio valley to Iowa.
Clear and partially cloudy weather is re
ported from Lake Superior to Lake Onta-
rio. The temperature has very generally
risen. Light and fresh e~ssterly winds
continue on the Atlantic coast. Brisk
Winds nave been reported from Texas,
with Indications of q storm in the neigh
borhood of that coast. The barometer
will probably continue low and falling
south of the Missouri river, with essterly
winds and cloudy weather eastward to
the Atlantic. The pressure will probably
fall slightly In the Middle and Eastern
States and over the lakes, with partly
and pleasant weather and light
winds. No serious disturbance is appre-
hended for these regions Wednesday.
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PERSONAL.

Eaml Donegan, Of Huntsville, Ala, and
Rev. James Carmiehel. his health greatly
improved, are at the Peabody Hotel
Ed M Rsgland, Esq Of the Huntsville
Reporter, Is at the Peabody Hotel. He
says that our merchants might readily,
by g little effort, extend their trade indef-
initely in the rich valley Of the Tennessee.
Colonel Jack Hutchinas, Iuka, Miss,
Is In tbs city.
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RAEELE.

For House and Lot; house, four rooms;
located in Hopefeid, Ark. Highest throw
takes the house and lot, and the lowest
SIS. Rattle comes of on Tuesday, 0cto-
Der 3, 1871, at 8 O'Clock pm, at Under
mans saloon, Is Washington street. 100
chances at $40 q chance. Money deposited
with John Zsnt and it will be refunded if
the chances are not all taken,
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SIR KNIGHTS


You can purchase tickets from Memphis
to Baltimore, by the Charleston rail-
road, for the round trip at SIS. Elegant
sleeping cars. Tickets good for thirty
days. Call at 27s Msin street. This road
does not conhDe you to any particular
day Of depsrture, and on account of short
ness, and being more pleasant, has been
selected by the majority of the Templars.
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS
Royal Arch and Master MasOns.

Royal Arch and Master MasOns.
All persons who have given their names
to any member of the Committee to at
end the Trisnnisl C~Onvocation of the
Grand Encampment of the United States
will call on Sir Bun. F.. Price, at Nos. z
and 9 Jefferson street, between the hours
of twelve and n O'Clock, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, and procure
their tickets. Any information desired
will be furnished by him.
By order. GEO. MELLERSH, E. G.
BURNErT's CoOKINs EXTRACT, sold bv
liver 81 F1nney.
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RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
WhIts River United States Mail Lire
The splendid side wheel Steamers
o. e,~za


JAS. RIcz.--...Master CHAs. Clerk
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from pe-
Wallis Bluff as follows: The Usage w~tlieave
Devalls Bluff every Monday, wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock p.m., on arrival OF train
from Memphis. for Des Arc, Augusta and
J-acksonport. Returning, VIII leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 4 O'Clock pm, connecting with trains at
Devslfs Blum next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The SALLIE ". win leave Devan's Bluff
every Thursday, at 10 O'Clock Am, Rnd every
Sunday, at4 o'clock pm. for Dea Arc, West
Point and 8earcy. Returning, VIII leave
West Point every Thursday, ct II O'Clock
pm. and every Monday az = o'clock am, for
Devall's Bluff and mouth OF White river.
The 8ALLIE ". viii leave Devall's Bl1n
every Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock PIN.
Adams, Crockett's Bh.n, 81. Charles, Indian
Bay and mouth White river. Returning, WtiI
leave mouth of White river every Wednas-
day and Saturday, ats o'clock An, connect.
ing at Dsvallis blnd next day with trains for
memphis and title Rock. This boat viii
also run 70 Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 pm.
Passengers by this roube viii go through TO
Jaaksonport in % hours less time than By
gers to points below Deyal's Bluff VIII save
"A hours time By taking his route.
Freight shipped by this line VIII reach Its
destination considerably In advance Of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby ths
enormous rates Of river insurance n time
this route.
Through Blls Ladine signed At ONCE. No.
Madison stresk JOHN 3. DAVIS, Prea't.
A. CURSxs SseTesazy and Treasurer. ~
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oTIeE TO ~ISRAELITES.

Religious services will be held during
the coming Holy-Dsys. at No 22l Second
street. Adams Block (up stairsE The
Rev. b Hirsh, lately nom Germany, will
of1ciste. The Jewish community is re-
spectfnlly invited.
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NEMpHIS nnLIAR STnRE.

Largest and most complete variety of
fancy goods, house furnishing articles, la
dies rssdy-msde garments. Fine French
o~orsets, u. Gents furnishing goods,
0'0' go MAD STREET.
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Mr.. Nook viii open his dancing scsd-
smy on Tuesday, September IS. at seven
o'clock pm, for gents class az ~ Second
street, Adams Block.
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FosrER, KEALHoFEB & Co..received the
first bale Of new cotton from Walnut
Bead, Arkansas. It WA raised by W. E.
Hodges, and classed good style low mid
ding.
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Mrs. WHITcoNB's SYRUP FOR SOoTH-
ING CHILDREN. MANY sleepless nights
OF paiDful watchings to the anxious moth
er might be avoided BY using this inYal-
uable preparation
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~ MAlN STREET,

TEE assortment Of youths, boys and
children's clothing is now complete 81 j.
q i Steiner's
Mammoth Clothing House,
2s5 Main st., 0rn Madison.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
penssry, hesded Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. It
anould be read by all
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"THKREis NOTHING LIKE LEATHER"
and when we say the boot and shoe deal
ers and manufacturers make the Amen-
can House, Boston, their headquarters, we
only pay a deserved compliment to their
perception of what constitutes q really
good hotel.
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cONeREeArION CHILDREN OF seal.

Parties wishing to secure seats for the
holidays at our Temple, corner Main and
Exchange streets, Will please make early
application. ADOLPH LOEB, Sec'y.
At Manhattan Bank.
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EooNoMY-Tske your fall clothing to
the steam Dysing and Cleaning House
(Hunt d Hsnson's old stsndl 246 SeaOnd
street. HANSON & WALKER.
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MERCHANTS, remember the large trade
sale of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Clothing, etc. at A. E. Franklsnd's Auc-
ton House, le5 and 1917 Main street, this
morning st 10 O'Clock.
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RESI- OYSTERS.
TIE WEATHER.

Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson, street is
the place to buy them.
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city Is at 248 Sec
ond street Hunt q Hsnson's old ssandl.
HANSON q WALKER,
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STEAkBOATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The New and Elegant Passenger M Freight
Steamer
AENEmmac C. Elliott -
John d. Master.
VIII commence loading at Louisville for
White river on or about the 18th of september
and remain in the trade the ensuing season.
The Steamer
e Legal Tender 49,
William Iliott.--.--........... mazter.
Will resume her trips in the White river
trade, between Memphis and J~Rcksonport,
18TH, and remain there the entire
season, leaving Memphis Tuesday, 18th inst.
ELLlOTT& MILLER, Agents,
augl9 Promenade ST., foot OF Jefferson.
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A LAReE stock of youths, boys and
children's clothing just received st j. q
L. SteiDer's
Mammoth Clothing House,
2eS Main, corner Madison.
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GO TO oeLocke's, 1904 Main street, for
your reading matter.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS ct Drowned
Brownies, BIS Second street
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RED RIVER.

The steamer Mary E. Poe, Of the Carter
Line, plying between st. Louis, No, and
Shreveport, La, left the latter port on the
% inst, and was eight days on the way to
Memphis. She had but little freight
nothing save q few hides without the cat
tie, and a few hides with them. She
grounded I've times on the trip to this
city, sticking nearly twelve hours above
Grand Ecore, and scraping sharply at
Dixie, the Rapides and at the falls above
Alexandria. The cattle were from the
Texas prsiries, and shipped by Mr.. r. B.
Patterson, Of Caddo parish, La, to con-
signees st Vicksburg. We are assured
that 1t Is the design of MI. P. to ship small
lots Of choice cattle from time to lime to
both Vicksb1rg and Memphis. Red river
Is lower, as many along It's banks aver,
than it has ever before been known to be.
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B. A. HoLLESBERe's Memphis Steam
Dying Establishment, 262 Second street.
See advertisement.
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jon LOCKE, 28eH Main street, has the
largest assortment Of Magazines, EDITORIALS
and dailiss IN the city,
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FoR youths, boys and children's
clothing call at the Mammoth Clothing
House, 2SS Main street, where.s large as
sortment has just been received.
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LOST.

nRACELET-sunday night, in Calvary
ID church, or Desr Court Square 8 heavy
gold brace ct richly carved Ine nndsr vii
Be vel rewarded 6y leaving IT at }. u. VII
LIAMs' store, 81 Main street sells
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DANCING.

oorToS BASKETS, Tighe d o., 8 How
ards Bow.
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PUKFs-sl5 Second street.
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WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. U.SA.l
MEMPHIS, September IA 1871. I
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MERCHANTS. remember the large trade
sails or Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Clothing. etc. at A E F~rsnkland's Auc-
ton House, 1876 and 1877 Main street, this
morning At 10 oiolook
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LOU. LEUBRIE's

MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE,
20 Main street..
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STEAM TIz-rEs. ais ssoopd ssrss.
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FRR REHT,

n srORE-HOUsEs, Nos. ISL and Ss5 Main
= street. now occupied by bering & LotEs,
and Hite a ShOtWeQ.
One Of the finest suits Of rooms In the CITY,
corner Madison and Front streets, now occu-
pied by the Surveyor Of Customs.
Omces and rooms on Main, Maolson ana
Union streets, for rent. Apply Al
EeI2 20 UNION IhEEI
business HOUsE-No. 4 TOWARDS
NJ. MEACHAM,
EeIg No. 8 Union street.
nFFICEs-Four splendid ofices in Stan
ton Block Apply 70
aulSl I'm GEO CROCKETT, IL Unlonst.
CTOREHOUsE-Commencing September
LIST, thai large and cOmmOdtOus store
honae, no. DDS Front street Apply 70
VII MOORE,
auI5 as Main street
COTTON oFFICEs.-No. 80 Front street, mp
stairs. Apply 70
aug5 bhOS
UOUsE-A two story dw~eninE-house. with
III six rooms two dressit g rooms, Kitchen
and Hervants' rooms, on the corner OF PontO-
Toe and St Martin streets. Apply TO
U2 8. LLOYD,& 81 Main street
met
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GRAND OPENING
NJ E MP HIS DOLLAR STORE,
go Main Street.
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s,4s Am. ap.m. lo'4sp.m.
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MsMPHIs DOLLAR store.
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aAs FEEErNa. sl5 Second atrest.
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T~wenty-tack ladies' SKIRTS, 81.
Hemmed-stitched hdkhs.
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AN OLD CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER
MAN ELECTED U. :. SENATOR.

The kilograms of Yesterday inform
us that General J.. X. West ha. been
elected United States Senator from
Louisiana forthe full term Of six years
from the 4th of March next. From a
friend, who thinks he is not mistaken
as to the identity OF the person above
named, we gather the following ~ TO
some OF the anteccdcnts OF Gen. West:
grated to California n. an early day.
and, upon the organization Of the mil
itary companies into a bIttalioa-.he
first organization of the kind in the
~State-was elected Lieutcnan. Colonel
in 1855. At a later time he was ON
mercial reporter on the san Francisco
Bulletin, and appointed to a Co!onelcy
in the California Volunteers, April =.
1862; subsequently attained the rank
Of Ifigadier General in the United
States Volunteer; actively partici-
pated in the VA to its close, in Arr
IONA, Texas and Arkansas. There
after he settled in his old home, New
Orleans, and actively engaged in basi-
ness, and, a. results show, i'll politics
also. Now lie turns M as a United
States Senator eject, Of the Republican
stripe. W. can only s~yinpa.hize with
our ancient knight of the quill in the
calamity which has bclallcn him
Many OF our readers Viii recognize tine
person alluded to by the name he Wa,
most familiarity known by among hi
friends-Rod West. y. B.-If tn,
foregoing obituary is not correct, ",
will retract when we are moro fully
advised of the facts.
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THE BELLE or THE BALL.-The Car
son correspondent of the Gold Hill
News, writing Of the Inauguration ball
here, says:
\ great diversity Of opinion existed
amnng the gentlemen ~ TO who was
entitled to the appelIation of belle OF
the room. ! was fora LONE time aver
ing between Miss c.. of Silver
CITY. and Miss Lily r. Of Virginia.
The former. a natural blonde, of over
average hight, WAS neatly ana unos-
jcuta:inu>lv atti"cl ina blue dress with
Grape trimming. The latter j. a slen-
der brunette. Bat there were others
who cnn.cudrd tina. Miss RI was
he hanlsomesl; and some of the
hra~~-inbun;ed fellows con.en led that
Miss C-r should bear oil the palm.
~ il would lie mviliOus Ia make dis
tinc;ionS where there were 80 many
pretty women, anu ~ the four above
men Toned were al summers. | content
myself by dividing the honor between
rhvIn
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THURSDAY. Jan. l., 1871.
Assembly convened n ll:0I q. M,
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll calleI-all present.
Prayer by Rev. J.. l.. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
EEPoErS.
remnant. from the Committee on
Mileage. reported the uum.cr of miles
travelled 10y each member itlIe larEcs,
number being by Mr. GaraLhan OF
Lincoln county, l.33t To- and from the
capital, IN | the amour. due therefor.
Report adopted.
Trousdale, from the Committee OF
Education. reported back a bill ia rrla.
:ion 70 the safety OF school funds, to-
gether with a substitute therefor.
MOTIONS AM RESOLUTIONS.
Smith offered a resolution instruct
ing the Sccre AIRY of STATE relative "a
cer.aiH documcu :.
Beck. a resolution tina. the Judi
rilry Committee inquire in.o and rc-
port 10 this House what legislation j.
NECESSARY To secure 10 the STATE the
right { aSSc>s the Central Pacific Rail.
road Tor purposes of revenue.
Adopted.
IIa.ch. a resolution thai in chang
ing county boundaries and the furma
ion OF ncW counties. contiguous lime,
OF the United States survey tie select
ed. Adopted.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Piper gave notice Of a hill for nj
Act TO di>incorporl.c the city Of Nir
giuia.
Tire Committee on Public Moral.
gave notice OF 4 bill for an Ac. to rcr
uinte houses OF prostitution. laugh
.cr.l
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Tenant introduced a bill for an Ac
in relation | q certificates OF i~ncorpora
ton and articles OF association fper
mitt .ng changes under the ltw1. Rule
suspended, bill read by sections, reaC
! second time by title, and referred L
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NEVADA
SENATE.

TuURSp,Y. Jan. i2;h.
Tho Senate convened pursuant 10
IN the chair.
Roll called and all present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Allen.
Journal Of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
The followi' ,ammunication was
received from Pre- ident:
CARsUS .44E, Jan. l., 1870.
To the Honnrab cthc Senate:
/ hereby confirm aud rally the APP
poin.ments of all committees here -
fore appointed by Hon. J. :. Singer
land. late President Of The Senate.
FRA>K bENNEE,
President of the senate.
The President announced the follow
Ing Joint Committee on L Gting:
Bonniiie!d, Abrahtm aad Mccoy.
REPORTS.
Hazlctt. Chairman Of the Committee
on Ways ana Means. made the follow
ing ICpor..
Your Standing Committee on WayS
and Means. 10 which was referred
senate Bills Nos. -, 81. I'll and ri
bills OF fourth SeS>ion-iepo,i,ed wiki
,he Secretary OF state 10y u Governor.
with his ubiec.!ons, atscr the close @.
,he session. have bad the saHe UnlcI
consideration. and would respectfully
report them back without recommcu.
datiun.
James Phe!an, Chairman of Com
mittcc on SAFE Affairs, reported thai
the committce To whom VAS referred
tire report Of the ~lale Miuera.oGi>.
report that they have examined il
carefully and return il without recon.
mcHdat!un.
q. W. Hopkins. Chairman az Com
mt;tce on Education, reported the fpl.
lowing oucurreuJ Resolution, whicl
wa, Adopted:
Resolved. liy the Scna.e1ud Assem-
/ lly cgneurViu-, thai 10 copies oi the
+ report ot zine superintendent uf Publ,
Instruction and accompanying aoctI-
u3euts, except tina. numbered I o.,
HgIutci-saU TOR the Assembly. $50 10.
-ac Senate. 80 for the Secretary %
SAFE, uu.i tie balance 10 ,hc SIperin.
.eai-u- ~ Public m-.rae-ioa.
Ey MIR. l.I,. aaun:
Resolved, Tina. the Sanding Com
m..,er> un Public Lands and Claim
be allowed g Clerk jomdy.
Adopted.
Bv Mr.. McBeth:
Resolved. BY the senate and Assem-
bly, cuIieuryin", tina; the iotnt commit,
,ec appointed 10 investigate the detail
alton 81 the state Treasury. ctc.. h
aud l. hereby instructed tu report III,
late when ;he deiJlcJ:iou occIgrcd.
Atlup,e.l.
lSy MIR. HALL:
Resolved. Nv the Some AMI Hons.
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BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO.

The Examiner quotes from the re-
port OF the Health officer of san Fran
cisco, showing that for the month oi
December, 1870. there were 265 deaths
and only 81 births. That paper doubts
the correctness 1T the idea advanced
by Agassiz, that this effect j. produced
by climatic causes Ills theory j. that
the natural home of the Iongolian
race is in Asia, that CT the negro acc
in Africa, OF the white race in Europe,
and the Indian race in America; and
that any transfer Of these races 10 the
country Of the other will inevitably
result in a degeneracy Of the race.
This extraordinary falling of of popu
lation, which, if left TO itself, would in
a few years depopulate the city, in the
opinion Of the Examiner is due to
another cause. IL is due 10 fos.icide
rather than infan;icide, which siaugl
tered the innoccnts in the days oi
Herod. Fashion and false teaching
have done away with the restraint OF
the instructive dread against the com
mission OF this crime. which is beyond
the reach, practically, of the statute
law.
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THE CONTESTED SEAT III THE
senate.

The argument Of counsel yesterday
in the Senate while considering the
contested seat OF Senator Brown, At
tracted a large Of people.
The Assembly adjourned, and many
of the members of Aat body took seats
on the Senate floor. The gallery, for
the first time, was crowded with an
audience. The speech q Hon. y. c.
Ellis, on behalf of the contestant, Nj.
Noteware, powerful and eloquent
argument. Though the subjec. was
naturally a dry one, under Mr.. Ellis
logical and lucid arrangement, and at
tractive style, he drew and closely
retained the attention of his audience
10 the close Of his address. Divesting
the subject from all personal, political
or extraneous p~rejudices, he went di-
rect at the heart Of the matter, appeal
ing to the law and to the Constitution
10 sustain his position.
Mr.. Mesick, OF Virginia, replied in
much the same style. >corning tie
claptrap 90 frequently used ON such
occasions, he endeavored to subs.an-
tiate his position by an appeal to the
Constitution, and the adoption of an
Interpretation Of that instrument,
which, however much II variance WIKI
the ideas Of It's trainers, was certainly
argued with skill AMI grca. ability.
The Senate has reason to congra.ulas,
itself on a discussion between these
~disputants conducted with such s,r.r'
professional decorum and manage.
with such learning and ability. Too
often these discussions degenerate I'M,
mere partizan appeals TO inilame pas
sion, arouse prejudice, and lead {,
scenes Of abuse, violence. AMI poIitica
outrage. Iftha. body will discuss tli
matter with the dcIibera,ion and fair
ness with which VI ssrs. Ellis an.
hesick conducted it Yesterday. an
decide it upon its merits, it wi! d
much TO restore confidence and respcn
for Legislative decisions.
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ISYo.-Thc I~ndcpeulen. says Man
uel Moreny and Louis Manilo. arrest
ed 3. Lone Pine on a charge of bciu.
parties in the Austin stage robbery.
ana held in cls,oiy 4. ;ha. place, were
last week released on Il writ of hahcJ-
corpus. on the ground tina: they were
lc!d withou. due legal procedura.
They are the samc parties who were so
roughly handled 10y n mob on the
nigh, Of December Ij.h, while being
brought there TO Jail.
The Deputy sheriff passing the
house of family named Ormrod, wa,
attracted by the cream Of a child.
Going in he found the man lying on
the bed insens.blc, the woman dead
on the floor, and the child crying Al
the fire place. Both nan and woman
were addicted 20 drink, and tn seemed
TO he the result Of a holiday spree.
Tho remains Of a man, apparently
murdered, have been found between
Hot Springs aud Bishop creek. Moth
ing found To show who it was.