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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Some time ago s gentleman OF this
city lost pocketbook containing a two-dol-
lar bill aud three dOtlRrs in NicolsOn- pave
rnenf scrip. Yesterday a little boy found the
pock etbO1k. and seeing the owners name
written thereon, promptly restored it, The
Gentleman. upon opening the book. found
seven dollars IN IL. Some rascal had found
the book, appropriated the contents as well as
the wallet 20 his own use, and lost &c wi b the
above named sum.
A Masonic bust of Washington, the
patriot and Ma on, has, during the present
year. been executed by Mr.. Edward 2. Val
eDtine, the sculptor, Of Richmond, Virginia.
To the fraternity, Of which the great original
YVES q member aud presiding officer, is thus
auoroed an opportunity OfObtaining an nter-
esting souvenir 70 adorn the lodge or home.
MIR. Valentine some time ago made careful
copy Of the head OF HOudou' S statue of WASH
ington in tho state capitol at Richmond, and
since then has produced the Ma-oDic bust AS
regards the truthfuluess OF the Houdon statue
q hkencsS, the contemporaries OF Washington
have borne testimonyi and among them zen
erBl Lafayette declared IL "a f0o-sfSntLs OF
Wasn't ugton's person" HnudOn, the enltne Mt
French sou ptor, being recommended by Mr..
Jefferson, visited Mount Vernon In lbs and
made casts from WsshingtOn's features and
person; and IL was at Mr.. Jefferson's suggss-
oily OF Virginia 10 prepare the work which
now stands Ia the rOtunda of the Slate capitol
at Richmond. The HOudon statue being 80
highly priced as faithful Likeness OF Wash
iDgtOn, at that time. Mr. Valentine used Il as
his guide IN producing the Masonic bust In
this work WashiBgtOu's connection wi Ma
SODry is indicated, for he Is represented with
sash and Jewel worn by him when Worsh p
tul NJ .ster OF AleXaDdIis Washington Lodge
No. p, Alexandria, Virginia. WOOdhouse
& Psrham, of Richmond, Virginia, have This
beautiful " Ork for sale, the price of which is
tthe bust being life-slze) thirty dollars
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FLOWERS, in splendid display, at
80 A Tf.Fsz
FACTs WORTH KNOWING.

During q recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders II New York,
with Docley's Yeast Powder, 1t was shOwn
cOuclusiveiy that better results were attained
with from ons-half to twO- thirds the quanti-
Is OF the latter, THAN with any other in mar
ket. TIE secret Of the success lies II the care
with which Do jieys Yeast Powder Is pre-
pared, and its entire eedom from substances
that are injurious TO the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdic. OF the consumer is always
in our favor. For sale hv ali grooers.
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There has been many a man, for the
pssst year, who seemed enveloped IN clouds
AMI darkness. Business had become dull.
stagnant and prostraied, ana inancial deSoIas
lion apT cared 10 be impending; but the dark
est hour - ust before day, apd day light is st
last Spproacning; especially IS this the case for
Hose who have securrd their 1oksss for the
next Git Concert OF the Public library Z
Kentucky which takes place Noverabar S1th
Tbs = 10000 In magnificent oesh prizes VIII
that day be distributed, ana many hsart
Will that day 70 made glad. For ful Inform
alton, apply 70 q. ii. Sam pel, 30 8 West Court
street, Memphis, Tennessee.
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II you want your cotton delivered bv
fast freight line Of undoubted capacity. ona
that can give assurance OF time, "a etv econ-
ony In handling, and certainty Of prom OF de-
livery 10 all points In the United States and
Europe, call on Captain Ed. Hart. Contracting
agent for the Blue Line, over the New York
Central and cOnnec iug roads and nv hest
and fastest steamshi p lines 70 Europe Ofyice
~ Madison str %, ia Tomllnsonls offioe
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Another lot Of
ELEGANT KID GLOVES.
EEUBRIE BROS.
HE Best in abe market.
22O and 222 Vain street.
CLEANLINESS Is Next TO GODLI.
NESS"

An essential 70 cleanliness is what /?
Simply SOAP. And what about that big
chunk of German soap at the Exposition,
near the front door? only this; IL viii be cct
into one-pound bars this "wednesday eve
ming, between eight and nine O'Clock. This
big lump weighs over one thousand pounds,
and is Que 81 fifteen just such lump that ara
made weekly at the sOap-works OF D r. Pres
colt * Co. (st0re NO, rs N ain street, IL is
German soap, equal in quaiits 10 any made
anywhere else. Home manufactures should
DO encouraged.
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APPEAL RATES.
1ArEs or sUnscR,rrsoN.
BATES OF ADvEBTTsIEG.
ny naTL.N APPEAL.

Irgt insertion, per 90
ubsc1uont insertions, per Square. o.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
TAKEN Up.

Al ULE-Tsken up, october 81, 1874 one dark
| VI bay mare mule, long name and tail. Ap-
! ply Monday al office OF T. 3. billiard, 30S Front
street. & ANDERSON.
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The Semf-ADnusI AppOFtfOnment Of
100000 for the Education of the
Children OF Tennessee.
Circular from Comptroller Bareh-Ths
Amount Coming 60 Each County
fn Ghe Ssase-COuRay
Trustees.
i, coH q y. oyE p J

MELVILLE, Tenn, Octobsr %, I674 !
BY section AZ of the acts Ct 1873. chap
ter Is, all moneys in the treasury Of the stare
for the annual support Of the schools, on the
nrst Mondays in October and April Of each
year, shall be appOrtiOnsd by the comptroller
among the several counties Of the state, ac-
cOrdlng to their schOiasii &c population, as re-
ported to him by tho State superin tendent
In accordance with this provision OF tho law,
the RppOrtio ment subjOined has been made
The airport onm5nt OF pOll-tax IL OF the
amount objected after ded uctiDg all expenses
OF The school system since last apporLion-
ment JOHN 4. BFRCH
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NJ EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADMISSION.

owing 10 the sudden illness Of the principal
sl8.zClar in -he GteClAN STATUES, the
a-1s1I-auE prom lsel for last night were una
vLIaEly po-tpcu @. Arrangements have,
. .weve-. be- made FOR attractive perform
a1re- evely .aGg this week aud saturday
u stLuee, which cannot fa,l 70 please,
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LIVINGSTON & COMPANY,
BOB EsTIC AND FOREIGN HACKERS
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business Of out-of-tOwn banks, bankers
corporations, merchants and Individuals
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances
tOlectons made and promptly RENTED
pal cities Of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERE & CO.,
4 L.
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BEADED GOODS.
Greatest variety I'm tine city.
LEUBRIE bros.

Elegant Beaded Laees.......---IOc, Use, 25e.
aide. Rich AIDED Laces.-3 soc, 35e, zOe.
Sly fish Beaded Coll 4rsttes 81 90. So 90.
SeAdtd FrisEed BeI,s........ 0Oc. 81 20.
Beaded FTiRRed Pockets zoe, soc, 75e.
aaO and eea Main street.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.
TO COTrON SHIPPERS.

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGOs.
rs Second and los Main streets.
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Warrants for the apportlOnment cannot be
Issued 10 the county trustee until the county
court clerk of the county sh al have first GER
titled that The tru-t=e has given bOUd in &C
90 dance with the acts OF 1875. Ouly about
forty five counties have, s. far, thus certified
and their warrants Will be sent at once,
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CIVIL DISTRICTS,


fUUhIb.
GovernoT-James Do Porter, lA; Horace
Maynard, 2.
Uopsress-H. Casey Young, l24; Barbour
Lewis, 2.
-euator Path District-John Overton, I2f
Senator 18th istr4ct-A. B. Haynes, l23: w
NJ. kandolDh, O.
FlOaterial renator-Peyton ]. Smith, Is:
Emerson Etheridge, 0.
RepIesent 4livt 81 decentralization 3. Pc
ters, l33; hn A. Roush, LIB; dugh D. tsresr,
% y. X Wynne. 1913; j. Il. Math1s, %; l. ".
nam a smith, NJ Z, williamson ~ IIiam r.
Lucas, RooeTt M'Kenna. August Hitzfeld, O.
Fioaterial Representatives. A. Galloway,
lz3; Cecil Z, MooIe,O
Tofal vote. l2i.
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HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled In
the annals OF history! Grant expected 10 is
sue prOclamatioui The killing of the big
fat Oysters at FarreIl's and at the Exposition,
as well as his ArGignche house, q Jefferson,
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big iats opened fre-h 10
antilles az ten cen per dozen forty cents
per can four doilaIs per barr, l. FALCON prices
with trimmings, twenty Eve cents, stewed or
raw; ct Exposition building, extra rates.
One thousand barrels for ssle az four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans At forty
cents. b Z falS. JO-EPH FARRELL
P.S.-A man that can't walk over sawdust L
don't want his trade.
If you want a hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing Of any kind, you can get II at
Brownies, l6 Jederson street where you are
sure 70 be suited in style and price.
FRESH OYSTERS received daily at Vim
cent Botto's, 1875 Front street.
RuMFORD Yeast Powders have given
10 Memphis for two years.
OILY E1, FlNNlE & co.
NOVELTIES in dress goods at sa rife
ing prices al Menken Brothers.
COLORED dress Silks reduced to 75c q
yard and upward, at MenBen Brothers.
RUMFoRD Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being full weight and
good. OLIVER, FIN&IE & Coz
The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING House in the city h at as Sc
eond street. HANSON q WALKER.
CARPETs-Dew patterns in body
Brussels received to-day at Menken Brothers.
ELEIsHMANNs d Co.'s compressed
east, the best article offered In the market
! or sale By all grocers. ASK for directio
ATTEND PObertsnn's Business CoIlege.
FINE dress goods reduced below cost
Of importation at Menken Brothers.
The sale OF the Dry Docks will be
made to-day at twelve O'Clock.
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DAYLIGHT AT LAST.

Sl0to $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays 800 per &C. month. Send for particniars
lumhrldge Co. Banhers. Mall 81. N. Y.
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New and fashionable dress goods at
half-price at Menken Brothers.
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MALLAKD DUCKS.

Five hundred pair Of choics ducks for
sale az Victor D. Fuess'H, II Jefssrson street.
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OAEsK LINE.
Trustees sale.
on SATURDAY, DECEMBES 8, 1874.
A. " O,eInnl. n

+ WILL sell for cash, To ne htei,sst ntdssv :.
4 the southwest corner 81 Hatn and NsdiSo,.
stTestss ios p eon1atni1s 7e-Io0 aud one aorss
oordiEg 70 the srnnS Of the trust deed al a r.
kssnRin, recorded Ia Registers once, Book ~
p. 4S5. JOHN p, IRRELEVANT, TrQsfeea =
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New orleans Packet.
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
Str. JnO. 3. Maude, E,esE-z.P
J. F. Noel;;; master J. : sedan CLERK
GLENN & VINSON, Agents,
move Wharf boat, loot Court st.
Regular ". mphis and New Orleans
P4ck~s for t3e SESSION.
leaving Memphis Every Alternate Thursday.
SIR. JNQ. b: MAUDE--...--...J. F, Noel, mast or
mt j.. :. SEDAN. .....-...,.;... ....-.clerk.
rms elegant as st aSoTe viii leave
THU RSD AY, Noven Der 5th, al m.
VIII give Through Bill fading TO Liver
pool over Mississippi and dominican St+aIn-
snip Company s Steamers, or by sail vessels,
For freight or passage apply TO
J.P WASHINGTON, Agent. 10 Madison, Of
The JOHN b. MAUDE viii pay Particular
attention to all way snd bend business. and
asks liberal share of the patronage 30 gener-
o1sly bestowed in days gone by. mol
Regular MsmpbIs and New Orleans
racket for the Se&san.
Leaving Memphis Every Alternate Thursday
commencing Octnber 18th, 1874,
Str' b slLss LEk-.....-......J. +. Hicks, master
All GfiseOu .....-.--. ...... .-.......-.. clerk
EnlB elegant steamer will leave -T~ss
thursday, November 18th a 5 p.Il.
Will give Through Bills aiding TO Liver
pool over Mississippi and DJmialcan Steam
snip company s steamers, or by saul vessels.
SCR ftelsnt or nassage aonlv {
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent. 10 Madison ST
me BELLE LEE viii pay particular attAn-
non 10 all way and bend business, and asks
liberal share of the patronage SO generously
49, -. c II dsvs gone 6y: oetH
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LADIES, READ.

DRY DOCKS viii be sold to-day at
tmelva o1rloeE
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sPKOULE d M,OOwN,s


This house Is now offering first-class
goods al astonishingly low figures. Heretofore
ley have always enjoyed The reputation Of
ipt prices Now & ey are selling the me
class % goods at piices asked for inferior
grades. bis Is tire time % call and lock for
yourself The high character enjoyed by the
house during the past fifteen years, Tor fair
dealing IL = guarantee they viii do exactly
what they say. Their stock Of clothing, fur
llsbing goods, etc, IA fun and complete sizes
in every hing 10 At every body, end they are
determined 20 make The prices ~ Everybody.
THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEIEG
establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fan season. Best wcr<, 1t pr1oss
" suit ea1s times.
IA. RoLLENBERG, Proprietor.
GoTo Leddin's Business Collees.
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BARGAINS in French dress goods at
Menken Brothers.
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WHOLESALE lARAT STORE
e. M i1S DEL z % q. have opened Whole
No SIS Front Street.
CHANG iERY SALE
MEMF,RIs DRY DOCKS
Tuesday. November 8, 1874.

AeEsdhga AOfeMOer 3 1874.
No. lS9s r. DIN the second Chaucery. Court
or Siaelby county, TenDesses.-Stats az Ten
.nessee, o'n relation OF Primus n,erson vs.
5leInphks Dry books Company ct Al
10 \ yirJ re of decree for So Ia made IN this
- causF, by the Second Chaneery Court, Z
VIII sell 10 the highest bidder near the mouth
OF Vol river, city Of Memphis, lennon
Tuesday, November g, 1874,
withiII legal hours, the following peUopaf
props rty, tO-yit: 80
Tns Memphis Dry Docks, with an inc ma.
cninf ny, tackle, and appurteDances tS,er-unto
oelolsg aging, now lying al the MemDFi is yhsrf
Ter ms Of Saie--t ne-Jhird cash: l,sisucs ~
SIX ssnd twelve months, pureh -slr eZecuffrg-
noes WITH security, bearing Interest froIn
This October o, 1871
". y J. ; ri1WART, C}etk and Master.
By <Seorse Nahe-T, D. land NJ
bar 4, E7i. @
N; y. L. sTSWi.RT, Clerk and Master.
~ 6eoTss May>sry, Deputy c. ana ~.
1nulns-, y I.oss<on. Sols 1Or cOmpiai nantS
Natlllel . Lee, s5!s- for defendants. no2f
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICES hereby given OF nv ann ointment
,i ~ IS asa1n1p,istrator Of Ms Jennie \ Wsad,
- 80. a. persons Indebted % "a ID iats
ssslnss same VIII present them at on. ss duly
pToeated, either at Judge JaruigsT'I 40
MADISON street, or 70 me Al KerrviiIe T 'enn
MOI THos. II. aOBBS, Admins, sior n
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SAILS OR EXCHANGE
REMOVAL.
FOR SALE.

u b. MILL r, Justice of The Peace, tn No.
n. lee Main street, opp. New Cou rlhouse.
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unfuri the banner Of The fisld trials, she Will
be the last 70 lower ths escutoheon. The |
press has done her duty nob!y. WIN The |
sportsnsn do their?
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TRUNK FACTORY
$50 MAIN STREET,

W 1EECHAcIS We o1er Trunks, valLsss.
a etc, manufactured at home, as 100 49,
advantage, usly as can be had IL s.iy image
on the continent.
IN RETAIL, We reduced nfiees. and do r.
pairing on short notice, and IN 3 .Orkman.
"a K LEVY & co.
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1.-TWO email Tenements aud Tot, well located,
L for casn, $50 each. BUSINESS, appeal.
TVHE REMBERT PLACE-This beautiful
Il tract OF Si1S acres, with two-story brick
residence, with fne e owe and improvements,
we'll situaf ed for d home OF gardening pur-
D -seS, within two miles OF the city. about half
a mile from Rozrll Station, on Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and the fine public school
there. on the great ridge running eastward
rom Memphis, bounded by three avenues.
For terms see LUKE W. FINLAY,
uo4 Al Madison street.
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TO EXCHANGE

DRJPE 81 y p Irss -clss- i'm proved residence
PROPERLY eight thousand dollars, one
-ourtL IE money on time. % .aUCe IN other
-r0~rr-r address HAN, AupPai "fficP-
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYRIyG

GoTo Leddin's Business College.
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GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, at ? p N
Admiss. on for hi eu only 10 GEMS.
AFEmPHES TBEATER.
Z. y. DAVEY .PRoPBTET0
FOR saLE OK REET.
PIANOS.

.-uLs.--a- l-s=saslse- suite, al tle French
store f15g FFif-1N 81,
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If you want q hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing Of any kind, you can get IL al
Brownies, 10 Jefferson street where you are
sure TO be suited IN style and price.
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RUMF0RD Yeast Powders have been
used for two years by the best people IN Men,
phis. OLIVER, FINNIE & 90.
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THE SUITS AGAINST THE -CTRO
TUNNEL COMPANY.


We puo'i'n III our 'eiegr"ph'e col
um's the text o. Me complaints h'eu
ana 70 90 h'sd oy lhe several Mining
'otnpah'es upon the 0snissoeA Lodo
against Tue Nu'f0 i"hhoi company
IL viii Dc seen mat eight compa-
niles have already hiss their CON-
plants and that every mining compa-
NY upon ihs Com'tock from the ophir
on ths north 10 tho overmIn on the
south. have brought or are to
bring suits against THIS now useless
and mon'trous s"indls. The Import
anee OF these suits cannst DO over
estimated. IL patent 10 every onc
that the period when tho Sutro Tun-
mel could have been advantageous to
these mining companies In the Train
age. working or ventilation OF the
Mines has lsng since passed.
u thst to'uay tho eoIIec-
ten OF Tho stipulated royalty would
Dc an outrage without preeesent.
i"s'e "'n'"s eo'hP'n'o' oae" s''ese
'nA' '"o oo"'''s' ""s oeeh o'oSeh oy
the defendant In this suit; that IL
JAILED 10 commence work upon the
tunnel AZ the time stipulated ] IA the
asresnehs' that u has MOI prosecuted
tno WORK win "sor' nor eSpehuea
'"sr"o" ~ahh"Ai'y '"s thou" ag,eeu
up0n' ine'e arc questions "'a jury
70 us'srm'ns IRON tue terms Of tns
0o"'As' s"u 'ne "e's WING" snA'' w
eiiciteu upon the TRIAL u III VA.
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Phoebe Mining Items.
tFrsm tho Record ofNay al

In the Raymond aud Ely the cross.
cut FROM tbs 1000. foot station reached
the ledge some time during the early
portion af last week. The ledge mat
ter was from eight to ten feet In
width, but failed TO carry ore. This
was a severe disappointment, ~ It was
anxiously hoped that the Develop
ments OF the lowest level would prove
favorable. The length Of tho cross.
cut from the shaft to the ledge 10
about lS5 feet. IL Il Intended to open
n drift to the veal In the direction OF
the western side OF the cross course,
and also to drift sastsrly to connect
with the Meadow Valley. During the
coming week an effort will be made to
sink the shaft, In order TO test the
quantity OF water which will flow Into
tie workings. Ore IL still being ex-
tracted from the upper slopes. The
mills are working on ore and tailings,
which afford 4 satisfactory yield. Last
week there were some $40, 600 shipped.
being the product OF about five days
run. Yesterday, when discussing the
prospects OF the mine with an expo.
rienced miner. he stated that the ledge
mt the l200.fo foot level was scarcely
likely to prove remunerative. from
being. "a II were. just between wind
and water, but that he thought when
the ledge was explored below the
water level Ii would assume a remu.
lucrative character. We sincerely
trust his views will Q correct.
Thu cro,..,ut In tho Meadow y,IIcv
being opened toward the ledge, at a
depth equal to the la00.foot level Of
the Raymond Il Ely, Is nov about -
feet Ia length. II Is expected that II
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A

The unterrifed Democracy OF Mis-
souri, evidently have no sympathy with
these Of their brethren who are Of tho
opinion that the last twelve years have
destroyed the usefulness Of the old
Democratic principles. Tho st. Lsuis
Dispatch, which Is now the chief Dem
ocratic organ In the State, declares
that those who reckon on q new party
movement In that Stale are Ignorant
Of the stuff Of which tho Missouri
Democracy Is made. That the ma
terial Aforesaid Is pretty tough may DO
judged from this description which tho
Dispatch gives OF It:
Il Is impossible, because inharmonl-
ous with human nature, for the Mis-
souri, Democracy to forget within the
next twenty years the remorseless per-
sscution that was Its lot from 1862 to
1870. When Drake Is forgotten; when
the dead come back from their graves
who were slaln because OF tho Dem
ocratic garments they wore; when the
land that, Missoarlans wi passes away
from an Offspring taught how TO revere
the cause their fathers worshipped
whom stranger feet tread the battle
fields made precious with the blood OF
slavs-holdlng Democracy; when cob.
web platforms bear the weight Of aged
giants who voted first for Andrew
jackson; when the millennium comes,
indeed. aud the lion aud the lamb lie
down together, the new party, born Of
a race that has helther wrongs to re-
member nor monuments to build,
may cone Into Missouri as q plant
likely to lind root and growth, and
bear frult meet for the repentance OF
It's followers. Until then Democracy
In the State will remain rs now-the
Gibraltar OF the continent.