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eloysrs, CANNES, dc.

tloTsrs, VaIlmQes, W.
4 BIG truck horse, and two other horses Young
IN ana sound SOD $50, tl2o Wuek, wagon and mar.
ness. l45 Madison II.
LWR SALE cheap Two large two horse wagons.
snshle ior beer ~ express business; can be seen
corner Nashlngl 90 ana lSt SIS lcr,ry Guy Apuy to
PL)RllLARD co, rs ChAmuer, st.
IHOR SALE cheap \ truck and harness, nearly
Fnew. Apply a. 260 fas 7Stn st.
GlOS HALF VALUE splendid now topcx-
No, ia Wet lvIh 81.
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Guslarss & bantts.

EusInrss dgaN'ts.
DAKERy Tor salc-Now doing a eooi cash business ,
ID or plrtuet taken. Apply corner SAN anu GJid
st.. NrooAyn.
DAkERY tor sale, OH account OF sickness, nlNing
- % 10 ~ barrels per wees. 2sI GraAd sl Jersey
Ciy.
l,,NDY ana stationery stor" Tor sale cheap, on &C.
Y count of death rn.los a.! west il't II,
(uGAR -TOKE f.r sale nxtures anu stock
cheap. liosesi
NOR ~NIE-Dtkcry aud confcctoncry IN gooi lo
L cation ana paying good uroh =; can he tended 10y n
woman, chance - iulNr IN 'uei on sinai cpltai
Inquire IN drug Store lis Frank ma n Or rnolH l. l.
I,DR SALE CnEAP Bakery qni ,r 'rcuoncry
a hort distance In the country. For ra,uculArs In
quire ufJ. X, MEADE, 33l Wasmnstpns IT,
HNDR ~AIF.-A butter ana milk depot Tor sale
v ch"ap. doug good business. can e 10 itA st.,
BrODKyn, +. II.
L ishod - wears. u. McLAUuHLlN, 152 fayonia uYr
jersey city.
lNOR SALE cucap-A grocery aud milk .tor', or ne.
i count Of uge at lOj5 81 svr between bbn ana IN
streets
INOR SALE chrap-C luf,cupn .ry and ice cream
II ana variety store. cali AL Hec@ al 0o East l2lh
street
NOR SAIE-Coh' e ana lunc h room cat arne st.,
Il 20 ID chance Tor nan ami wife N-rs asnnabe.
NOR sALE-Au o'dcsia .h.h q. coal Ilrl; doing a
i good business. Appli at 5li Wost 3dIh st.
GROCERY at as,crincei one of the ct stores
NJ m the utyj full stuct good horse hld wagon
viii be sold az bargain. 1882 80 W
NTEAT. ish, fruit. and vegetable mar.c, ash ausl
WI ness 81 ,OOJ per m)hlAi spril' chanct,
OPS Fu ton ST., RroollYn.
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1Ilaulfo---gfnllts.

NOTICE Ladies, II you want a sewing ma
~ sciuu-. way don't you 10 ulrect 10 the New YORK
SrNlug Machine Headqu irtere, 1871 Grand ST., where
you can ~ any macaine lu wish On the pest TERMS
AID deal with rcspOn.lble nrh ana not so 10 the Sec
ouA ma uacrs lOl Grand It, Is The place TO ge go d
michlues aud good WORK. GOOD halds MAKE fl2 per
WtrA.
4 -A.-WHEELER 81 WIL~ON new No. 3
"a hest Warhnn IN the world " any other wanted,
GA one years credit We give an the work you can
nuke, oui nay sh Tor WOrk weekly. Please call. Co.
operative Mtnuf icfury, 100 Walkerst.
4 HOWEKN M'I'G 60. soils new sewing ma.
~ chh'H uh one years tlWri work furnished d
sent NEE a. ipns az deErrdi extra Inducements tins
wees old Warhucs iaArn IA exchange 27S buwerY,
ATN2 EAST 9rII ~, opposite ~lewart's.-W We
~ give al tao WorA yol can maze, and pay cash
for work weekly ma hines han plenty Of WORK.
4 LII kinds Of seNlng machines for sale 1, rent. or
~ exchange also bought and r'patreui good co IL
hnn d very cheapi monthly pNucnis. 100 Cana 81.
nTiFlCIAL FLOW ERS-Good hands only.
nEnUCHY's 30 Bleecker 81.
A FEW nrat.cAs- operators On Wheeler 4 Wllson's
~ machine iVt hne -uspender Mork, ll0 ana lib
FEAuAIIa ~
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Gitultious lllaniro.


n a.iiu'tion A. i ,u'csccper Tor widoEer family
CHI drea. Adore. H. WEEKS, jersey civ Pot Once.
\ tsriy Mo spcis. ,nd writes Eas.6 AMI Gemln
Address EMPLOYEES OK Isl sun OH e.
A KE-PECTABLE yon,,n Qula taSe eh,l : II. e
ce yJ ST.. To '2' a. Sew YorI CIV - ''''
4 nE~rECTt MARRIED g9maa W.T. WI R So,0t to
IS. dozen. i2l Fast 10Th st top n1or.
A FIR>T-CI.N~~ mlcninist ami die maker wishes
a7i'Ra'oni No 40 ene,mG ca to go to 'Ae country
(OACuMAN and gardener, housework-By Ger
man an St , IA h' SAMMY nAn e- ohrn nn
nnI ,. c,H Re yy n i9 Sre,nwi.h n
SlrI ATION- wanted by two sisters; one would
ss A. ns 3gr.a Ma r so a9a ine 2.giT to
r. ana J, Q, IN Hudson st.
I'O PRINTERS.-A book compostor,. middle.
i sed, steady sober. g.nteel wprNns IN fIur m
AdGress BERNARD, box IN, sun oaice.
Two bO~s BAKEKSmA arstcla's eak. Hod bread en-,
6ser wants T 99 one Tno gHGS'44s Sa
30 100 canisi,
VI'O PRINrEWS,-A,y youth, who mas considerable
Address TYPE, Sun uptown olaco, i,s'sS Broadway.
WANTED situation as a housekeeper, or TO do
w housewurk IN small, plain fam w. ny an Ameri'
Gao be seen Tor week At lOl orchard New York
in the rear
WANTED BY re.pectanle Young widow. ST.,
w udiIn working hOusrkeeperi can maze herau y
generally useful. Mrs. MURPHY, Al RAptlyea st.. 81
floor, south brooklyn.
w ANTED A situation by an American won n at
| w 81 mni oilc or any Nur, ~ winch she can
mAAe LIVING, Mrs TAYLtR 90 West 24th ~.
\EOMAN wants hAhy 10 nurse On the bottle, or
w growing M cnldi VIM he vel cared tor. Call at
| No. 1Jp Wns ins net. Inquire in the store.
| WANTED \ Tow ladip or gentle mems washing
| w Ple..e cal Vn Mia. DO LIZ. 20 West ION ST..
soy door,
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hANDRl m, 1850 PhltkLN HEAT
~ easily AMI qulc.y
removed b. unns " AmYlOs."
iAiIRANr. sgnlEFF"LlN. and others
nIVOHCh~ leg ny nnl qurte onlained Ia any
trral. Fee aft rutcrrc AID r~.
q Il. SINS. % hAnd Hook, chicago H.
nIVORCE- lega Is ,nI lu.e' y obtNntl flrlpc,n.
pluniut,, 49, re-. de- ucf an rrf.- try. FHc AMER
decree A GOODHC1, - o. COX loi7. thicasl.
nIVORCE~ quiet yfor SEQ, ti,n, Sc alyier frcc'
- pay Whln divorced Amerc n La" Aselc a
Ast ilous".
kNNAMELLED CN%P IRON COOKING
quantity at the rras unable price,. ~ the Enamel
MAuutActury Of NiuroH Ge,sehnen al Prague,
Austria.
dos OFFICE NOriVE. rne torn 90 muls TOR
i tee WcrN ending saturday, Aug 10 1870 WI close Ht
this ONCE Wednesday a. II \, VI, ilr Ear 'p', ner
Il amship Rl ia wa queens ~ on thursday
n 1850 4. W. tor Europe, pei -rl sAp Harmon VA
lla.J \. Nj for Grrmanv, sweden, benmtrN, ana
Norway per steamship l,htn, VIA SOuhamptuI ana IRE
mons "a 81 ~ NJ. Tor Eufspt per steam mp iuN ut
tun.t r. va Ql"en-towus curfpSpohleuce tor Ger
many, france. or scotland, ut"niel for despatch Dy
TINS t'rIm"r, must D. specially hd itr-std :
and AZ ~ NJ for scot ana direct per steamship VctonA
via Glasgow ana AT / L. VI tor france drect. per
steamship LAur dor, "a IA vrn.
Tine tl,lls Tor the West ladies Will leave New York
I6c mats f,r China &c, viii leave san Francisco
The mats for Australia, &C. WI leave san Fran.
CISCO sept. Is I. /. JAMES, Postmaster.
\VANpED-A set OF nx urea Tor ou'cner shop, 10.
W GLIDING ice house, Address c. A. T., 2dj WAslins
ton ~,
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bOlIU ANJ NJJn
ADVERTISERS

May leave their ftvors for The SUS a. the only
aulhnrl1ri uptoN n a Nrrtls"u M Noes,
Legs BruaIwlY. clru'r ut tl-l ST.. fNl n 7, W. and
3OS West 33d IT., oppn.ltr Grant 90 "a House, and
No. 7GO sd ". corner oi am 81, u4tll ~ NJ
NUtNtrl CHAR e..
ALNRGE furnished front room In private house
~ Tor housekeeping, t2.15. "a BruOme IT.,
BO"efy,
NIGE furnished front room. with or without
N house,oepiugi cheap. "a Spring ST.. near Blwery.
coon board aud rooms Tor gentleMen, o. per week
~ gas Anu bath. $40 East @uth -.
DOOMS " ANIED In Long island rity or Green
III point, for tgnt huu.ckrrplnt, by man and w.te
Audrcss IL Courier Office, Long Island Guy.
JONES 81, near Blrccarr n west of ON av
l n Large ana email rooms, furnisheu, f.r house
Acrpng ur gentlemen
60 [A NICELY FIRNI~ntD rooms ( r
y --fsbOs hou,cN cplnE or itspUtta IV parties 6O
West Houston 81, near Wooster
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htt,Jth Nlutti.

hISEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility. and kin
drei affections speedily ami perm ,neutlY cured W
mtNRf \. DANIELS NJ. d, ~ Lexington ay., ar
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am Cooos.

Il EEP'S rl-rON SHIRTS made 10 measure :
IN me very best for ~ not the ghtest oDgatil
To ikc or keep aly OF kccps shirts unless perfectly
~ sfactoy. on Broadway and 02l Arcn st., phade.
phia.
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Hy,ttlnqs.

4 SPECIAL MEETING o. the Bioomiagdale 4 s.
n ISOLATION VIII &c hel ~ their rooms corner 59ih
It. anu GrLrd Iircleon "Wednesday evening 4 oclock.
lUnctuii atrn ance Of memhcrs Is q!e.i-. li' or
der 81 the President. / III NCtAI LEY. Pres.
IHos. BRADY Rec. sec; GEO. CLARK. I'm Srci LAs
J McGoyEEN, Nlci-Ires MM / MCNAMARA Cor.
&C.; FRANK fISSAS, Treas; Jos QUINN, serge lntat'
Arls.
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Amnstnltnls.

y,,,,, x.yy,,,v r,,y.Tup
I VII 400 XII, IA IttRo ibWAY
SUCCESS, SUGGEST
ASSURED SUCCESS.
. .......
LTHE GREAT NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT
THE BEST STOW FOR TnE LEAST MoNEY.
-
SAN DEvERE
ADD RYNAN. GEORGE r. EDISON.
LENA RIVERS LOUISE BOSHrLL,
JNO. u. KELLY. CURRY & FOX,
JNO. REILLY, RICHMOND SISTERS,
SCOTT 4 bryant, Master TOMMY FISH.
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s,tntlslrp.

4 RTlFICiAL TEETH speciality. Rubber sets
N from 81 upward, substantially ma q, CAREFULLY Mt
ted, ANA guaranteed to give sttlsfncuon
j. c. KENNEDY % bond st.
DEAIrIEII. teeth for - single 81 warranted
ID silver hllngs 5Oc. n. y. Dent Rooms. 20. sta ay
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WARDS HORSE

IND 4 NJ flt ~pICE T. used bY the ucst horse
men, largest lrOtd, express, ana livery stables IN pref
renee to any Condition Powder in usc. Il has no "a
pcror Tor Coughs. Colds, Worms, Los, 81 Cud. Apps
tite, general droty IN Horses Datte. II purlho
tn II ooi and Water, rcnoVatcs IN sy-t'n am krcr
the auimal IA healthy condition S1ti Ivy &c Gro
Gerry, and rug Stores Put up IN twOp una pacEages
two To i've dozen IN cases 200 per zHn. Depot, lW
Duane ST., Nrw ok. 4 MOElRA Til, hanag r.
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pENN,NLyANIN MAl.L.Mo.Nn..


ASp UNIFIED STATES INiL I:OUTE.
Trains ltaN Nov lor, VIA pcshrl-scs ami Cortllndt
streets FERRIES. As 10 lows;
Express for Ilsnlrg ri t,hur yh tAe wcst and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace & ,r, a. ttclr h y. 30 y. NJ AMI
$40 q. VI. SuHl4y Aul $50 H. NJ.
For Nulault puH.. lnCN II Nfu CORY. ans Erie, At
2;iu AMI s;3t J.. VI conucc'ins al Cory for TITUS
vi e.. Petroleum centre ald inc un ]. = pas
For Baltimore, Washing uu. an the South " Liuitel
WASHINGTON ENprc-s ot Pullman Tar ur cars daily,
excerpt rLnia p3O \. NJ; arrive MA-hiu-iuu Az
+. NJ l'c.ul a. SO \. 2'lo an ~ A. NJ sun
rSprt-, 'rmalr'prt,, 73l. $40. pND \. NJ. le.3o
2:in. a. o. Il, 2, $3.50. % l. II. mi ~ usht Accom-
mbla Iol i. NJ. ANA $40 p N. SUNDAY 3 A. VI,
5,G = $50 anil l. VI. hun sni ana s.conl c'AsA
FotcI,cnnAI D,aot 81 5.sl, olo 900, A. NJ. AMI
tcu1m nepol az l. 40. $50, d. nui ''1o T. NJ GA
Sund 1.-l 4. NJ. ANA a. N-
lUr utlu. Goo NcwuN, ll1 D ..h, RAILWAY, 7 inroton
Itc tun. lcitl Nmbl t.rrlHs ODD, h'Flt Pc. ana
other pllnt- So lo'Il .rhr tI", u 70 llcet Mes.
Tram, arrNr. From ~ -'t-I, u.-' .tl go ~ VI
cNccpt Non ity. From ~ l,lIu.t.u Ini liluupl ..
G.2u 4. NJ. i:lu To- gnd i2n o. NJ. >undN, h@n \.
Al. From fl .uc nIA, '.p'. ti~l $50 lWlo. ll;tl
1850 \. VI. 2;lo, 800 4lu $40 tll N 90. ,ii5, $40,
$50, ana 1890 T.. VI. sun az 1u,. j. %. 63l 1910,
100 \, VI. 500 N 1920 p. VI.
nou.e uuu foot OF pcslgn-'~ aul corfu tnit sts.i
No ,uurl st., opkYn. ~ no aud rs HUDSON ST..
liuuhic hrH t,IeiscY CltY Elm sfaat IleAet once.
Ne. Bati ~ place.
FIR ANh TlOLSON, u. VI. ROYD, Jr,
Gear Manager. Gem Passenger agent.
SARA pOt.A Direct route. via Cl'l1.u,' Line. Ee-
: giant seaners leave Pl'r A. y r., topt Leroy ST..
OAilN. except slturA1 at q / Nj Through fare only
500 excursion c>et-. god for 80 DAYS $3.50.
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i one leland RAILROAD.

E6CKANAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.
Trains leave Long Island Cify for Far Rockaway ard
Il * Wy Re ich az 7;Oj, lO:O3, 1880. A NJ. l;iS,
For Far I.ocAs@ay. o;35. DOS a. NJ; sos $780,
4. NJ.
Rotunine-Lelvc Rocgaway Reach S3H 1880 A.
lS5. 800 5.8S. N3S 7 VI Fur Il cktway SEQ.
oi2 7;i5 500 1888. ll;5. A. Nj lJ7, $50. isO.
o. T.. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rock Beach Far ROCK o. 10, IL
4. NJ. 1850, 6;il T.. NJ.
sturnng-c We iiprN iwhy Reach ll.iO \ Nj I. $50,
Il. $50 r. VI. Far l.uckiWaY 80 \. Nj l-u3, AID,
DIS d;2s. s;id H. ".
TaSr .trry James slip foot ampefs ST., SUM ys
eNfrptpI, halt co. nuur fore departure ~ trans
(~ul'li ~ p3l and 1910 \ VI ami -. NJ, :os
Jerry loot "a 81, H. daily. fifteen Ni5l minutes DC
fpt #
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Sbllllrl.

4 MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ Between Philadelphia aud Liverpool, calling n
Ourf nstoWn. Thursdays from Philadelphia Wednes
days from Liverpool Steamers to sail from PhlladcL
lni. 40 lows
PENNslLNANIA. Aug II ILLINOIS "a. ......sept
',lty u LlmercS Aug. ~ 'LOKD CLIVE.....Srpt u
INplANA.......Aug.3 ~ ONO ............. pt. q
Price Of passage IN currency.
Cabin. tib o tlnO. In ernie date. $40. ktcerage ia
PETER Wright sons. Gfl'l Agent,
Pnaliriphia and AZ Broli ST.. Y. Y.
JOHN MCDONALD, battery pace. \. I.
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FOR Ql W. NNlON Il MD LIVERPOOL. .
CITY Of DuESIkE t...,. >AuilA', Aus a. - P y
CITY OF lllllMoN p...slfnrity Aus 81. 10 10
CITY OF BEltLth ....s turIly, - IT. ., AZ $50 A
From Pr a.. Nor RNtr.
CABIN $50 ard ROO. II. IL turn tlckefs ON fAfoN
at.r terms slEkRAGE. s2s, currency. Drifs is,uS
ht lowest rates.
saloons, STATE Rooms, smoe,ng ami Ram Rooms
Ginlls1ius.
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atlI Gstls.
:for SALE anO 70 Act.

.for SALE anO - Act
DEAU rIFIi uONF- for sale or 10 rent.-Fnun-
ID tam iii Bc'he lem. Pa, hours from fniaIclpha-
3 hours from New YORK.. seven dIiV trains 10 cA'l
places best Of schools, an best Of N Iulttn air sud
muuu.sln sgnug wacr. Tuition Tree a. thc Lthlgh
Uuiycrslty. send for circullr -
TiNsLEY JErER. bethlehem Pa.
I,URAP RENr-, ell to fl3-4 rooms panied
MALE water a F., houses 4ei Vest asl si, near OH
ay., Tor gtutscl huilts.
IHIOUR- and fr.cndly roo ns and Heiroon' TO let
Il IN a newt rcnoNteI nous, rs , J-le ii.
nFFitE- 70 i.Er IN -rconi story @ul iiinx
front rear, vel u ght IT All sea % het "a Ap
pN at sun Publication q nee Nt,,Al ana fran Sort "a
rI'uE FORE. 1913 Ntssau st. sun building lot.
suitable Tor IAN Nng, ms irAn go, or gen'rN blt-
lees suan heated. ABBY at tue sul PdIlcitJI
once. 40 Nassau
NO IFAsE-A hou . ami lot. suitable for factory
i Or livery stalle. at 90 Wet l7th 81.
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tlOllllta.

I'UE -IiALER FLASH rORCH WAS the best
IN the great procession Of Jun 3. II VIII nish a
light three feet hts Light to carry. No sIling the
clothing, As the OIL u ALSO 'brl cotton.
GEORGE Il. BABtOt X " co, / Liberty a.
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stt 0rlNN.
.hIl:Alll.llI.

4 SECOND-HAND l5-foot pleasure row noai
n wanted must he light shL Addrcss, wi fui
PARTICULARS ana where 10 ue seen, Mr. CLARK, boa 40
Bay 1unr, y. j.
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NCuOn IlNt.-u.s MAIL STEAMERS

- NAII1 2 EN- ~ T Y NJ 7 = =
Passengers bQpked At wet rates % " from i1T,st
port or railroad rtlu IN Great ~ tlil ur lr'ilni.
HENDERSON bRJ riiE..s joS lns irren
DIRECT LINE 40 fHANCh. va rlym'uta
- Inc HtNfrul irtuHafi an z. ~
havr, SAIL On Saturdays. lNrnis ucar, a. rrlutst
Tatcs. Lou Is III ktRiAN, Agent, % lr AisAI.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

the most cordial hospitality, and inimedi-
ately g devoted llimseif 10 prepar-
ing some rafions for MS half starved
guests, aud to slowing them away for
the night. The latter was Z somewhat
difficult matter, for We were in quite
large numbers Bedsabeing scarce, Cur
tin and GoHelOna I tiaink eit vas 'tgrned
Ia together ANThieh. FeEslindss1 me Of IL e
incident, so much talked of at the time. OF
John Tyler and .John ". Bots sleeping
together ft fhe Hotel ID Washington,
soon after IlIe death OF Cen IIarrisoii, In
the spFing of lSfII The next day We pur-
sued our journey 20 Burksvilie, and from
there we took tbs ears TO Petersburg
We then separat and 1 have seen none
OF the seiIrlenrea since, except Gen.
Alexander, whom / met few DAYS after
in Washington. All OF these recOilec-
tlOns are now extremely interesting to
me. had seen the elimination Of events
at Appomatox, and believe l vas the
only man there on either side who was
not in some way connected with the mil
itarE service. ! eujRyed ms long horse
daelS ride from App5ulatox 10 BurksTille
very much. Gofftoii anu rode sftfc bT
side most Of the distance, and no radical
and confederate ever rot along better
together. l found the general
man of rare intelligence and great con-
versatiOnal powers, and rs we went
marching along we talked for hours of
the incidents of the war on both sides, and
speculated as TO the future of the cOun-
try. Bidding each other goodbye at Pc
tersburg, we each went our way. do
not believe that Gordon at that time be-
lieved he NO. De senator in congress
from the state of Georgia within the next
eight years, and 1 certainly had no idea
that within the next few years l should
change my residence from Galena 10 Par
= II f,rl 4 I
stop, and you may say it is quite time
Not stopping after having endeavOred to
give you the information you sought for,
l have run of into personal reminiscent
ces in which you can feel but little in
terest. L. B. WAsHBURNE.
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to Jackson, which viii make It a court
of no mean Importance.
Until came here and isarned the Sc
cret of local legislation, was under the
impression that almost any man would
make a good congressman, and that there
should be = change every time or two.
This one case seems 10 illustrate my mis-
apprehension. All business is referred
to committee, the committee refer il to
a subcommittee of one or three. Now,
an old member who understands the
ropes, has tact, energy and is respected,
can generally work his points with the
subcommittee. The report OF the sub
committee is adopted, generally, by the
committee and its report by the House.
Atkins went TO work on this quietly with
the subcommittee, and because it was
right and TO Oblige him, they reported IA
yorably. 4 new mem er would haze
failedZaI-oid onessslss asttsoeS.s =sesl
manager, would have failed. b.
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HLUE AND GRAY.

70 mother. hat do ihey mean by blue
And what do they mean ~ grays''
Was heard from the lips u a iiule child
A. she bounded In frsui play.
The mothers eyes filed up with tears;
she tarn-d 20 her darlisg fair,
And -snoothed away from the sunny brow
It. treasures Of golden hair.
-'wbs. noiler's eyes arr blue. my - sst.
And EraudF.s's hair is grey,
And ihe ipve ~e bear our darling chHd
fiTuTr stronger eroFy day
But Wat did they mean - persisted DE child
For saw ;wo erippies today,
And one of them said be fought for tie bihe;
The other he fought Tor the gray.
Vow. he OF the blue had lost 3 leg.
Thsothef had bat one ara
And both seemed worn and weary. and sad,
Yet their greeting was Kind and varHl.
They told Of battles in days gone by
TIL it made nv young blood thrill
The leg vas lost in the wilderness ashi.
And the arm On NalvsFa Hill
-They saf on the stone h5' jhs farii-y7sTdi sljs
Ans talked for an hour or more,
TIL their eyes grew bright and their hesrts seemed
wsrR,
with fighting their battles DER,
And parting at last with a friendly grasq.
In a kindly, brotheriy way
Each called on God 10 speed the time
Uniting the blue and the gray
Then the mother thought Of other day
Two staIwart boys from herriven;
How they kneit at her side, snd, lsping PRAYED
''Our Father which art in Heaven
How one wore the gray. and The other ne blue;
How they passed away froH sight,
And had gone 20 a land where gray and blue
Are merged in colors Of light.
And she answered her darling with golden hair,
While her heart sadly wrunB
With the thoughts awakened in that sad hour
Ily her innocent prattlinE tongue;
The blne and the gray are the eolors q God;
They are seen in the sky Al even,
And many = noble gallant soul
Has fouHd them passports 10 Heaven"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-25

JUSTICES COURTs.-From some vague
! idea of progress, or as a reflex of the pop
| ular notion that as soon as a man Is elect
I ed Justice OF the Peace or constable he Is
I a first-class lawyer, tile tendency of leg
/ islatiOn in this State for many years has
been towards the extension OF the juris-
diotion of Justices courts.
This tendency has at last resulted in
making Justices courts really the most
important courts Of the State, they now
having Jurisdiction in suits for damages,
actions of debt, repleyin, etc, in all caEes
where the amount in controversy does
not exceed five hundred dollars, or in
actions of debt, on a note up to one thou
sand dollars, at the same time they have
full Jurisdiction in all equitable matters
up 10 fifty dollars.
Now while we have nothing TO say
against this and do not intend, In this
ar tiele TO argue the iInpFOpriety Of this
extension OF the powers Of inferior courts,
we do think that, with jurisdiction 80
extensive, some very material modifiea-
/ tiOns in the character of these courts are
/ necessary; for notwithstanding the vast
powers OF these courts, they are not
| sEcOurts Of record" /" and while an eXecu-
/ ton from 4 ustice's court runs against
and may be levied on land the judgment
/ is no lien on the land, and the land levied
/ on by virtue of Justices execution can
| turned 20 the Cirenit Court and the tedi-
Ous and expensive process OF condemna-
/ ton. and sale by vendishOni expOnas
| must be gone through with; TINS greatly
DELAYING the creditor and, under pretence
OF protesting the debtor and the purchas-
er OF the land by a judgment Of a court of
record, greatly increasing the cost 10 the
debtor. So too, in reference 10 the So
called equitable Jurisdiction Of a Justice.
Can any living man tell what IL amounts
to. Can Justice of the Peace Issue an
/ Injunction! II so, where does he derive
his authority ana, the pleadings being
entirely oral, how, in the event of an ap-
peal, is the higher court 10 determine
whether it was improperly granted or
not?
We have neither lime nor space, this
week, TO discuss these questions, but il
certainly appears TO rs that the points we
have referred to are sufficient TO show at
once the absolute necessity of remOdelling
these courts. Either their jurisdiction
should be reduced, or they should be de-
clarcd courts of record and written plea1-
iugs required-at least in all eanses ii-
v0ling as much as one hundred dollars,
or involving any equitable question.
e Ia from a Justices court should run
only against the goods and chattles of the
debtor, or if il runs against land, the lev
wing officer should have power 10 adver-
tise and sell precisely rs he would on an
execution from the Circuit or Chancery
Court.
OF course this would involve the neces-
sity of requiring a Justice 10 be Learned
iu the law" and therefore reducing their
humber, but, rs we have already said, we
have NOT time to discuss this question in
all its bearings, but shall recur 70 it here
after.-Dresden Democrat.