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The New York herald., 1871-11-22
ALEXIS LEAVING THE SvET-
LANA.

Tne American fleet OF reception, which for the
mast fortytwo days has had the distinguished Plea
sure OF awaiting the arrival OF Alexis In the lower
bay, anchored on the Battery yesterday morning,
q announced In yesterdays HERALD. 1t Is not
improper to state that the vessels composing
the reception squadron are about TO take their
departure from these shores for the Medi-
terrancan, Cnina the West Indies and south
America The onlcers on board, therefore
have been called on TO exercise more than ordi-
nary amount Of torbearance in keeping up their
eouanimity during that time OF waiting, Tor they
erc sundered from their friends and their FAMILIES
during that seven weeks interval. which could
otherwise have been employed more to their gre than
standing watch OF sandy Hook. II Is not wonderful
then, TO learn that many Of the ocers on arriving
on the Battery were more intent on obtaining leave
Cf absence Than In hanging Ia expectancy on
sne arrangements for receiving the Grano
Duke AlexA- The desire OF the emperor
ALEXANDER H., that his son should not
receive Imperial nonors upon landing our shores
accorded fortunately with this anxiety Of the ON
GERS, and the consequence was that they thought
~ the moro OF Alexis because OF mis- royal fathers
viii. But care was taken by the brave vice Ad
uiral Rowan and the commanding enicers OF the
Squadron that the time ashore granted would NOT
Interfere with the readiness OF their vessels to carry
cat any OF the courteses which the occaslon might
AZ II doubling whether II was mere coyness
shat caused the Russian Admiral TO respect.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

mrly decline the State honors o. the
rs e5src eyerytnins ~ on Sesxa tes vessels was
even &C the last moment. The sequel proved THAI
Admiral Possiet WAS in earnest IN ms decnst,or.
Ata quarter to eleven O'CLOCK Rear Adm,ral Ne
.anctnon "a. Smith was rowed IN hls barge al0ncslde
the and ae s,ss wss on SSs w
Grand Duke Was sst such Sssn Is described e 'aS N
blessings OF ali on board ana the sound Of the Rns 'e
sian breech leaders, Vice Admiral Fossiet having
or the departing Rear Admiral. - 'o'.o. -'''.o.
"Aadye de Dsos,n satu Rear Admiral Smith. ..uov
pull alongside the COngresan
The sturdy oarsnen now bent to their task. ana
Iuli soon that Rear AdmiraIs barge was by the
Sanors ssar0Oa,a gsIgway q the Congress- Again ali the
salute Of thirteen guns thundered this time from the
Congress The Rear Admiral departed full OF glory
anu with the satisfaction that the true lion had
seen the true Prince. This was ali the powder ,aI
burned on the water yesterday.
EXACTLY at noon the Mary Powell was seen to
steam toward the Congress. The forms and faceS az
OF me lair ladies on board the long vessel
as the glad sunshine overhead How the amar,ca osm.
ana Russian nags nterlwined and kissed il Il HAT
veiions to tell; but whistle from the Mary Powell
.Call away the barge, said the watch of,,cer ana
Ttd Tna aeary the buger PLAYED the notes Of the call
Call the guard.n
The drums rolled OF and the marines Ioor;r,
spruce Ia their iull dress uniforms were in ne in :
moment. Now came o0 deck the manly form nr Ia
tam Henry X. Davenport, dressed In his iu unirorm
ne was followed by Lieutenant Commander nnha
son, Aumlraps Aide; Commander Hatfield ana ttnaiv
Dy vice Admiral Rowan. The drums heat the nand
payed, the marines presented arms the .dmirai
LOOK on MS cooked hat IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rna
egnt-side boys stood by the Rangway the noats lain
Dlew his whistle In salute. the patti descendna fnn
W,1sany EWnn1gsway ana toox their places IN the boat.
unams, the coxswain, cried out .Let fail ., on3
the distinguished America were rowed to inc, me
port ganEM ay of the Mary Powell, where thev waro
reeelved BY the dlsting nished gentlemen of fhe
reception Committee. The Mary Powell steamed
away towards the Svetlana, winch Law about nna
uunoied yaras or on the port bow OF the Congress-.
ON BOARD THE svETLANA
y ~ WeS ready Tor the departure of the Grand Dura
.ue omcerS were ranged on the quarter decE ina
'.nG vaed 10 ~ harmony witn that on board the rs
cRslgn goat Two Ogher D0ats left the Con0res.
auen with The 0n1cers Of the American 0ece 10
wnom the committce extended invitations To- acD
o.npany THEM, and they were seen soon a,tsr m
'oaIa tne Powell. In Tew minutes the Rnss,a1
Aomlras barge ran unaer the stern OF the
V1t ana TOOK on the Russian Minister ana s,,ife 0A
1no oar9e now returned TO the Svetlapa ana rho
Ialu i Luxe stepped into 1t along with Admiral
osslec ana tue party were pulled alOn ,sida tho.
lary Powell while Jullien's band discn,lraeS ,h
dsS,sn ds,, Natlona Anthem. The head Of the aaU
. .aen MaTy was turned down stream, and ran nnst
y . SNORT steam IN the bay.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
THE SERENADE LAST NIGHT.

Tho serenade announced for the Prince last even
tno was grand success. Thousands had gathered
around the Clarendon Hotel a. early as seven
o,c,ock IN the evening, and the numbers continued
70 increase evcn until midnight. The crowds
gathered around the hotel In every conceivable sos
~ Oroup-some In families some in solitary femin-
,n,tv some in knots Of masculinity, others In the
order Of p,ckpockets and rowdylsm. but all,
thieves or honest folks eager for the Grand Dukea
a,nner to be over. So far as could DO
learned the Prince dined IN comparative prvitT
onlv a few or Minister Catscazy's friends DeiDg
nresent The guests. whoever they werc' must
hova heen hurried up their meal by the gathering
thronos outside who, they arrived, were In mo-
mentarv expectation OF the Princes appearance.
All the space front or the Clarendon ana AROUND
natrots and great was the crushing, swearing, &C.,
which weat on for the two hours previous 70 the
Grand Dukes appearance. AZ length Colonel
snme excellent music, and as the melody began
To enliyen the crowd there also appeared bot at tue
windows OF the Clarendon tproper) and a. tne WIN a,
ladies' and qentlemen. Various were Tue c9nJec-
lures al dr5t as to who was tne uIanu ,, uuhc: s.
but It took really but ittie e, yams rrdm time "a
t,a ,hs Grand Duke disappeared from the window
On: OF winch he usually scanned tIe assenv.ascs
returning, however q. some ~ g,va ia thanks ~
geetmres After the band had played tne
| Russian National Anthem tue cneess u
,s1 made wonId have lasted longer had not ram
| hsgun TO fan as the band had chosen 70 Play
oIiSome Sweet Home," which caused the croMas "
d,spsrss nH We'l pleased win the enthusiastic
exhibition Of good Will eynced sowalu n MN srsr. any
thousands Of people gathered around crs ns
aH oghr seers aIed TO be able to get look AZ tue
| Prince in sny way worth remembering
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
AT THE CLARENDON HOTEL.

,sTbis is the FIRST OF the Grand Duke that we have
seen as yet sad waiter IN the Clarendon Hotel
Yesterday afternoon as the wagons drove up 70 tne
a,de door loaded to the brim with baggage, hat
noxes. music cases and all the pharapheriia be-
longing to the imperial traveller. 1t was wonder
fu show OF baggage far surprising the vans tnat
followed Rlstori, Janauschek or any other celebrity
TO their hotels In this city on their arrival rom
Europe.
said an irish porter, who pointed out TO the re-
norter pile or hat boxes lying In the nall
rnara were at least fifteen hat boxes
and dozen OF enormous Trunks,
ALI having on one end the cognzance OF the q rand
Duke. AS the porters unloaded the wagons stoiid
Russian sailor in blue naval uniform, from the
svetlana, stood guard probably IN order to prevent
any OF our cheualters d'ndustrte from carrying on
the precious nat boxes. At q little before three
o,c,ock the sound or drums was heard down Fourth
avenue. in the vicinity Of Union square, and simul-
,aneously with the sound OF the drum swarm OF
tho BODY servants OF Alexis entered the
hotel on the Eighteenth street side. There
was the major.domo OF the ducal mousse
hold. the French courier, the German
courier. the courier who speaks pigeon Engiisn'
and the iiustrious udlet De chdmore IL was anus
inc TO witness how these Culmacks ordered the motel
| clerks around IS II they wore 80 many automasons'
| making them do lit tie errands Win nonSnaa"nSs
| that was magnincence OF its KIND.
In rour,h avenue, opposite tho hotel, the scene
vas peculiarly indicative OF the exuberance OF the
American spirit where foreign prince Is CON
cerned. There is o livery stable at the opposite
corner, and on the roof Of this building .
,sast three hundred persons were congregated
IKE sparrows. The police had perfect nae .,Op Op
poste the notel, and kept II unproxem asainsa
| the swarminQ thousands who were assembled:
band and drum corps were stationed on sne ur,ny 1n
| nmn appeared. Tne huge yellow Russian aag VII M
the black eagle in the centre aapped M ,Sa na
cony tiqhtened their gloves at their beautlu wrss
while waiting for 'vne dear Prince" wafer WI. VA.
| red head-in fact shocking RED nead-oIns
| mented the doorway the handle OF whlch ne nel
in his uncouth hand. small ana very c,ap misciap
driven ALMOST crazy By the blare OF the approacnn
brass Instruments and the diaDolicai rattle q n y
| drums THIS poor, miserable cur was great poe
. | 70 tine smaii neathens who were clustering benii
! | the stalWagt and manly legs of the ponce' ano
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

I% Iro.s sno Joyous shout went upward Al h. sscapea
% umaer friendly horses legs. AZ tie head OF rha
Mnite nandKerchies. and every mae ami ,slu,is ~,
shs n vzse crowd of thirty thousand people brsced
TTn,seaves Tna -, .es'u LOT gusn OF sentiment.
u, nc pands began 10 play, tile drums 10 bsat ana
carrs % .aues nearts TO paptate the Grand DuSe,s
door SaHe drawn by four horses, stopped ~ the
"oo,. Anl here II mlgn be stated tnaI mo owner
a. unese curious and NOT very clean Oaromches 1,e
u shaa W 70 Hct pun IN the HERAr,n for mi. reasan
viii I. o m.u furnished each OF his twnnt, drivers
lanuel n, 'a a. oouquet, which WAS fastened 20 the
ippe' in ~ ms coa The Granti Duse al s,orrre,,ms
with oraas, aas green uniform, which was cpyered
diapona,,N anu having y broad Dlus sa-n hung
carr,ammh across hiS shoulder siep.ed onI ~ ine
tented ~ aua n, mounted the steps o the bogel as
dark green se - Officers who an aiired in
the excent,nn ,,anes M with oulGon epauietes with
nineanIe pu9h oi cuuut Shoyeiog WHO ,ys,,e =, mag
AS each carra,a 'a M UNIFORM ot the luss an t;uar,i
Was opened quickly and the oecers ~ ,.ie uoof
Dnxe W.. ,sso ater iheIr long r.de no da,i,s TIC
n~ vas VeMemcnty cred ana no ,,,,,,, ,, ans
~ M us nat The members of me nst''S tu,i'r'S M tuon
ani ~ AIS soWan and Possiet followed m,."
@ nnu ~ rev nom ,ns the were .ll 80, '.a.'u'J,
n1u'ed The Committeeman r,nni", a3,hoftaoy
ssaei WIN cieditaoe alacrity 10 do ts.r ,,,, a',
psria narfS a se.vtc., IN ies momsnGs ne nn
SOM @sone uniforms shining in the nazg Ssvf',na
nw uun WIN great oriiiancy. Nile. Nilsson, look.
~ in d rich sable mantle, stood on ine al
s,h S,u,ns naicony with her lady attendant, Mrs
siter reg,m., en lne review began, regiment
% %''oueu ofncer al the head OF his regiment nasscd
'ra na,as ssuteu Tue Duke, Admiral Possies General
oacned their mats IN return as they also d, when
"1 'egiiuenal ,n standards were droopeI 10 mem.
nrouga me uosr Sros y .ne review the cIowd forced
@ @y.1S we eroina, and remained arOulid the hofei
onv la anu a IKE ana ms suite mad LEFT The bal.
~ neeleu venemently, ana he goo,l-na alnradv ,roSs
q cal, '' ona na' anu bowed, wherenpon they cneered
snue M others shouted. '.0iye us /, rest AIecE IA
non INC imperial party again Disappeared. ~.
The New York herald., 1871-11-22
FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE
PRINCE.

with q highly commendablo regard for the diplo-
matte courtesies the Grand Duke VIII leave iH
washington this morning to pay his respects 70
President Grant he wul be accompanied " MIN
lister Catacazy and his own and the minister's suo.
His return to New York WIN depena upou s.o ..o
time which the President may appolns ~. =.
so~r,o, recon,,on. As soon as that ceremony v
ovor ha viii como back 10 New YORK. The recep-
s,on NV the president win most probably take pace
,o.morrov. In the meantime the grand oan ~ y
1,ven IN h,s honor at the Academy OF A0s'0 sAo
irving Han u nxsd for "wednesday ns4s
The New York herald., 1871-11-22

70 nis imperial Hlghness and sumptuous repast
was partaken OF In the lower cabin.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08
The Greatness of WOman

The real influence Of a true wo-
man is stronger today than ever,
only our standard o. true woman
hood is higher. We ask more at
her hands because we realize more
fully her magnificent capabilities.
Upon the stage her greatness has
long been recognized, but in the
world of art, and music, and alice
ton, and still nobler social innuen-
ces which she yields, her ~laurels
are greener and of fresher growth.
For the first time, Two. her intel
lect is graphing with subjects hi h.
erto denied her. Into the mystic
ries Of nature she is taking the first
steps. Science is showing her
strange wonders. Philosophy is
teaching her the occult forces and
hidden laws of the world of thought
The dull monotony of domestic
duty rises into the dignity of intel
ligent labor as she sees its deep
meaning and far-reaching power,
For the old helplessness comes the
restful consciousness of acknowl-
edged strength; and the sitting calm
Of a life without high aims, is ex-
changed for the qu.ckened impul-
SEES and hcalthful activities Of am
bilious effort.
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Prayer offered for our Enemies.

The first prayer ever offered up
in the American Congress, in l777
contained the following invocation
for our enemies
"Defeat the malicious designs of
our adversaries; convince them of
the righteousness of their cause;
and, if they still persist in sangui-
nary purposes, OH let the voice of
Thine own unerring justice, sound
ing in their hearts, constrain them
to drop the weapons of war from
their unnerved hands in the day of
baule.''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08

DR.. Dio Lewis is of the onin-
ion that among the young men in
the matrimonial market only a
small number are rich, and in Amer
lea, such rarely make good hus-
bands. Put the number of those
who IRE just beginning in life, WHO
are filed with ambition, who have
afuture, is large. Those are worth
having. Blu such will not, dare
not, ask you to join them while
they sec you are SO idle, silly, and
gorgeously attired. Let them see
that you are Industrious, economi-
cal, with habits that secure heath
and strength; that your life is ear
nest and real, that you would be
willing to begin at the beginning
in life with the man you would
consent to marry, and they would
readily propose.
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Over $500, 600 in the old issue
of the Bank of Tennessee notes
was burned by the Comptroller,
Treasurer, Secretary of State and
Samuel Watson, yesterday, in the
preseoce of Judge Jane Whit
worth, Byrd Douglas, N. Butler,
Dempsey Weaver and several 9TH
er citizens. \ portion Of themoney
was destroyed at the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, and the remainder at
the Bank of Tennessee. Since Dir.
Morrow become State IRE surer,
$500, 000of these notes, including
the above amount, have been des-
Iroyed, leaving about $l,o00,0 900
still outstanding.-NdshpM Banner
29h.
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80 Bee aafai & 49, rs in
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aais ssm yo6fsf u aI
Wsrs sri ean'a
ismtlefIrsa is mi
lesoim = slanmy faf ial m
basy.a salisH sefa &C. 4
sfs N A. salsfs. 81 afss .esa shi
biy ere sflafsntiy snbsoi uHh
ihe s'FanFssi qaaifes II w n
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directly you aiiemrf 81 m1te sml
experienced ssimmsrs ial H dfif
Lest stroke y reason q fhe na.i
ufal buoyahey eth vtleh thsf lat,
20 contend Your lmh sfe aa fis
surface. and yeu slsate fhe aIf v i
yoaf hands the moment 500 ifl tn
swim, and tie mah sho wouil ls
drowned ~ soon AZ d. wac ont ol
his depth IN any other sheet OF uater
10 the world Is The one best Cited .or
bathing IN the Dead Sea. H. can.
not sink IN Il, lct bin Do what q,
will. II j. as Il lie were cncasel 10
lite belts or spraW ling on o feather
bel. Ii be lean back and throw hi.
feet up, il is as If be we're resting IN
q peculiarly weii-siuflcd easy chair,
with n lc: rest to match. lie may
fold his arms, tnrn on one side, lc
fiat upon his stomach or back, clasp
his knees with both hands. or draw
toes aud sea- altogether, in the shape
the human body would assume if.
crammed hastily into a jar with its
extremitiea lett ont, aud al with no
more possibility of sinking that If.
he were in So much soitsand. Woe
to him if he be tempted by these
unusual facilities TO stay long in the
water with his head uncovered. The
bare and rocky walls OF the low-ly-
ing caldron which holds the Sea Of.
Death reflect back the burning sun
and concentrate its rays; and acoap
de soliel will be the albut inevitable
consequence ofhis imprulencc. Two
of our company entered the water,
and remained in il for some seconds
before they recovered their heads,
and the result was severe shooting
pains, sickness and dizziness, which
lasted until their immersion, an hour
later, in the refreshing waters Of the
Jordan. Woe, too, to the inexpo-
rienced stranger. who, following his
rule in other bathing, dips his head
as well as his body in the Dead Sea,
ln6amrd eyes and nostrils, together
with hair and beard laden with ac
rid salts, are among the penalties of
his rashness; while if he taste its wa
tiers, he becomes acquainted with a
greater concentration Of nastiness
than had entered into his magma
ton before. In buoyaucy and bit
terness the Sea Of Sodom exceeded
all we had heard or read respecting
it; but in some other particulars our
anticipations were falsiiied surpri-
singly. We looked for gloom, and
VIC found brightness; we had mag
incd turbid waters, and We found a
lake exquisitely clear and del,catcly
blue; We expected silence and an
unbroken waste, and we found the
birds singing swcetly among the
tamarisks aud oleanders, which spring
mp wherever a stream finds its way
from the mountains to minglo with
the mysterious inland sea.
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STATE OF MlssJsstprf,
In

UH7V0 oecTVtl1y Of STATE.
!, James Lynch, Secretary of State Of Mis-
sissippi, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing list is Il true copy Of the several elias
taken from the Enumeration Books on file
in this office.
- Given under my hand and the Great
SEAL Seal of the State h@oreunto nfi Scd, this
49, 25th day of March, A. D. 1871.
JAMES LYSctt, Sec'y of State.
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REAL ESTATE DlSTRIBrrnN
or Aassaarz<Es ~ozt ans4.
aIHA
SHARES 81 Each

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El5es 170aDd $50, TO sscurs the psynspS 81 i.sesj
mAnt1 Of the sum Of Blk Thousand five Haa,red
dollars end intsrst be6oFe and aftxr ssur,fv n ~
Eats Of t. per cent. per sanum = foiIoss: sl.eS
psysbls ons yer anr ylne. lses, sl,as, psysbls
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Chemists and Physiofans
TO ANALYzE 1T j.. $:

4 3eea Rsak = 81 according to1p nsz1ts, 'pompsra
Mf0 whilkeyand Brandy, and pthSr such articles
- ssst ~ dt6MSuce. II thsy and the Wine Of LII
= pare and Wholesome aud the other Liquors po1een.
eSss (vAich they certainly will do), then they ar
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SinSlaat 1e his patients and 10 do % he mutt ex.
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One hears Of extravagant. prices
Tor literary articles, but the prices are
usual sxag gsrated Or imaginary. The
- :Ilts given BY The Atlantic, even
g such eminont and favorite oontribu.
tn = Holmes, Emerson, and Lowell,
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WARMERS VIllUM VlTE;
WINE oFjLlFE r

~ vine 10 prepared to take The place Of Wlls.
dr. ald Other spirits known to b made up Of Iusil
0l 80 ether dsleeerisas articles. The Wins Il Lin
= 6lsdpsd WITH Qeas epra.sqpecially for thoel Who
rsqShsA kealtKy stmGs9a, al MftiS d & nedf.
-. NJ I'D fNansas e u ack rodn. = pls5s Of
he yflianoss Brandy, Whiakey. and other Liquors
now Ina = and ottsn dspendsd upon. In net 1t Il
Aee.sea.t complaint Of Physic;ans in this country,
tAesit binpoolbae % procars pare Brandy. Whisksy
~ Wine 1oE thdr patisnts We ask tia Medical
hsll0 a1d tAspublie 70 givs Wasnsea Vinun w.
e Wfne Of N6 t1ia1 and We aak -
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J, g e nsed u g - Everybody should give
ons year. yet II has alraady gained great name and
wonderful sale, aud whoever once tries It always
Iseomusnds 1t to bis friends. It has tho same
strength - whsksy, but It Is peculiarly pleasant,
- dehdous. asd one would beesAsy 70 ~ VSiskey
= Can Ct NJ WinsUf In. II iithr Sale By
everywhsre in quart bottles price one dol.
~; g can b bought by the case, CONTAINING one
ooe:e bottles, Tor tsn dollars. We challenge the
World 20 produce pufss cheaper, and nicer srtiels
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Of, 500, persons living in
the same neigh orho od1 can
secure not only=a good srliv4
newspaper for one year, but
also by selecting each .. differ:
ent premium from the above
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amount of entertaining and
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Address - =, SO =
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% st. Cloud, MINI