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BRIEF BLISS.
a CoIored Brother Finds that His Wife
is Already Married.

W. F. Morgan, colored, yesterday filed a
bill for divorce in the Chancery Court against
bis wife, Hattie. The parties were married
August 9, 1878, and cohabited together until
December of the same year, when he aban-
doned her. His reason for SO doing was that
he bad intercepted letter addressed to his
supposed wife from man naRed Lewis, who
styled himself her husband. Morgan told
her Of the letter, and she denied the soft i'm
parchment of having another husband. She
said it was all a joke, but his curiosity was
aroused, and he began to investigate. His
natural history researches satisfied him that
his lady was really married to Lewis, and he
again accused her of it. Seeing no way out
of it, she admitted the whole thing. He ac-
gan don't know that TO open letter adj
dressed to another person is penitentisry
ofense. The defense might find it profitable
TO investigate this line of argument
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scene of startling tragedy las. night, While
DR.. Thomas Cause was sitting IN front OF his
Office talking with VIM. Baker, Arthur
Brooks came up, and with an cath began
firing at the doctor. He shot five times, and
four of the balls struck his victim, the last
giving a mortal wound, from which death
soon followed. Brooks went home, changed
his clothing and walked away, passing the
doctors Office. He has not been found.
The motive for the murder is said TO be a
suspicion that the doctor had told Mrs.
Brooks of Brooks's intimacy with another
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
save aggage ,expresssge and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand MON Hotel opposite Grand Cen
trail depot Four hun dred and fifty elegant 70 oms
and upwards per day. elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best, &prse-cars: stages and Gle:
better for less money at the Grand Union tina a
any other hrst-clsss hotel in the city
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Excursion to Ciucinnafi.

On next Tuesday, September 5th, the
famous steamer james w. CAT, with Cap
tain Bob Wise in command, will leave here
with an excursion party TO Cincinnati. The
grand opening of the Exposition is the at
traction, and it is thought large party will
take the trip. The rate fixed is unpre-
cedentedly low. Admission tickets to The
Exposition are sold with the round trip
tickets of the boat. This ia likely to be a
very pleasant trip, and, IN connectiouswith
the Exposition, will afford more amusement
than any equally cheap trip.
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Sole Agents
Planters' Seamless COtt0n-Pack Sacks
The best and cheapest in use.
FIoyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

We have spared neither pains nor ex-
pense to make this restaurant the very best
of its kind in the country. Very few cities
the size of Memphis can boast of such a
place. We have lately made all the i'm
provements which could possibly add to the
comfort of our patrons and our own con-
vepience. Our motto has always been
"Only the Best" Floyd's candies are IA
vorite with everyhody
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II w

20, 900 cases 1852 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Ha f-brls. New Mackerel, 1. 2 & 8.
1000 Kits New Mackerej, L, and 3.
% Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
loo Kits New Mess Mackerel.
1O6 Boxes New COdfi h.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 in a box, about 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
Flnur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur,Very fine.
$500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Noon Meal.
so brls H0miny.
so brls Girls.
1000 brls Sugars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
% brls Pure Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-New
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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For Sale-Elegant Carriages at Reduced
Rates

have on hand choice lot of carriages
comprising Barouches or Rockaways, Phae.
tons, Top and Open Buggies, Surveys, Road
Wagons, ETC., ETC., of my otrn manufacture
combining in construction the most select ma.
teriol and highest standard ef1echanism. Rather
than to carry any of this stock over into the
winter, 1 am offering for sale no,0 at from ten
to fifteen per cent. reduction of former rates
OWEN LILLY, A Adams street.
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PROBATECOURT SALE
City Property, 27G Third Street-K. j.
IL. l.. Winn Residence.

No. 451, R.D.-In the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenn, at Memphis-W. B. WInn VS.. II.
b. and James p. VIM.
In obedience to the decree of said Court, made
August II, 1882, for partition sale in the above
cause, on
Thursday, 2Sth Day Of September, ss2.
in front Of the property, in the Taxing District
Getty of Memphisl viii sell TO the highest and best
bidder the following described real estate with all
Hppurtenances thereto belonging, situate lying
aud being In the Taxing-District, city of Memphis
IN Shelby county, Tenn, known as south half To-
No. 4l4, east side of Third street, commencing at
the northeast corner of the allsy between Court
and Madison streets; then north. parallel with
Third street, "A 3l2 feet; thence east 1851 feet par
alel with the alley and along the line o. the Win
chester property; thence south "a 3-l2 feet to the
corner of the alleys; thence west 1881 feeb to the
begin ming, being the south half Of lot Ala the
plan of the city of Mem phis, upon the following
terms: Starting said property $500. bid al
ready received, and allowing the purchaser to re-
tain $3.50 of the purchase money to pay of the
tax liens, requiring him to pay $1,000 In cash and
to execute three equal otes g. II and Is months
for the balance, with approved security, hen being
retained to secure the same the entire amount
may paid in cash at the option of tue purchaser.
All tax bills on said property can be seen at the
ONCE Of John Johnson. Phoenix Insurance Com
pany. W. B. VIM Commissioner
W. Y. @ L. W Humes. Attorneys
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TRUE FIGURES.
Settlement Made With County Ex-Trus-
tee E. L. McG0Han for Taxing
District Taxes.
Abstracts Of the Sewer-Tax Levy and
the Settlement Of the Taxes for
Last Year.

Some time ago, at the request of Colonel
E. L. MCGOWAN, the county trustee, the
Legislative Council appointed committee
consisting of Judge c. w. Heiskell. the Dis
trict-Attorney, and Mr. C. L. Pullen, secre-
tary of the Taxing District government to
consult with him and make a settlement.
The following is the result of their labors:
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HARTFORD, August 30.-Ten thousand
persons witnessed the races at Charter OaE
Park this afternoon, the attendance being
largely swelled by the Clingstone and Thorne
contest. Many noted turfmen OF the coun-
try were present, including VIM. n. Wander
bilt and party and Edwin Thorne.
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The Ex-rru.ree'. settlement.


To the Honorable Legislative Council:
GENTLEMEN-We, your committee APP
pointed on December 26, 1881, to make the
settlement with E. L. MCGOWAN, county
trustee, for taxes of the December (18S0)
sewer tax and the taxes for the year 1881,
report they have performed that duty and
submit statements of the came marked "Ex-
hibits A and B, )" and attached TO this report.
We have allowed him two credits condition
ally, they having been ordered by the County
Court; but in our judgment this should not
be, and the matter is left open for further
adjudication. They are
Southern Olworks s2Ss
Phoenix Insurance Company. $50
Copies of the bills are att sched and marked
Exhibits c and D." We find he has over
paid on
December levy for sewer. 81 20
And on levy for 1851 la 30
which we wonld recommend be refunded
TO him BY the Fire and Police Com mission
era, by warrants on the proper funds for its
pro rata OF the total which is shown by SEX
nibits A and B." This settlement has been
m Ade for some months, and would have been
reported at the time, but we have been hold
ing it, hoping to have decision of the Su-
preme Court on the question Of fees for land
sales for 1881, which we declined TO allow him,
and which he claims is due him under the
statutes. In view of his being about to turn
over his Office to his successor, we decided not
to hold this report any longer. Respectfully
submitted,
c. W. HEISKELL, Attorney.
CHAS L. PULLEN, Secretary.
Committee to make settlement
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


PITTsBURG, August 3O.-Alleghenys, 4;
Athletics, 1.
New ORLEANS, August 30-Buffales, 5;
Metropolitans. 3.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-Proyidences,
8; Philadelphiss, 10.
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Trunks, Trunks, Trunks,

Cheap 10 the trade. We have increased ia
cilities for manufacturing all kinds of trunks,
valises, etc. Our prices cannot be duplicated
in the city. L. BERToRELLI. 35S Main street.
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When their faces are free from pimples.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes sll impurities
frem the blood and makes the face glow
with health.
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Old Reliable

PITTSBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now is
the time to lay in winter supply.
BROWN * JONES,
80 Main Street.
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Beware of limitations.
French steam Dye.Works.

The odor of Floreston Cologne is entirely
new. See signature of Hiscox * Co. on
hottie
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Startling Tragedy.

CINCINNATI, August 30.-A Gazette spe-
cial says that the village of Washington,
Ind, nine miles from Richmond, was the
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Brighton Beach Races.
Traf1fnr a. a.rffard.

New YORK, August 30.-In the Brighton
Beach races, Lena, Bill Bird, Sweet Home,
Bouncer and Smoothwater were the winners.
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Ladies and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Riegei's. 5S3 Jefferson street
Memphis Collegiate Institute 70, LJ3s
Will open September 4, 1882 Thorough
preparation for college or business. In
ouire of ~ d. D. MOORE, Principal.
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Sole Agents
Planters Seamless COtton-P aeking Sacks
The best and cheapest in use.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.

TOR TENNESSEE OR ARKANSAS LANDS, A
II hrstclass paying PATENT RIGHT For fur
Their information, address WATSON & TURPIN,
% south Main street. Dayton. Ohio.
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iVCr.FilliG&CO
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and Ohio vOiiey, partly cloudy
,ocaher and light local rains south TO tOest winds,
higher barometer and sIigh changes in tenn
peTdtuie.
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Sole Agents
Planters Seamless COttOn.P lacking Sacks
The best and cheapest in use.
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ExbihiI A.
Exhibit Il.

C, W. HEISKELL Attorney
CHAS. L. PULLEN, Secretary,
Committee to make Settlement.
Exhibit Il.
Abstract of settlement of the taxes for 1881 ,
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406 Court extended; choice
AZ Poplar, corner Second.

THE LARGE FIRST CLASS COTTON WARE
i HoUsE-Between Beale and Linden streets,
occupied the past season by W. A. Gage Co. The
warehouse will be put in No. repair at once.
J. v. PATRICK.
HNROM SEPTEMBER l, 1sS2-NOs. 3z25S AID 324
II Main street. For terms apply TO
J.rJ. SLA OK, Grenada, Miss,
ERB & CO., S2S Front street, city.
CTORE-Corner Union and lain streets occu-
- pied by John W. Voegelt 4 Co. Apply at Sc
Union tTeet. BllSEPH LENOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-19

sfom the mouth Of tho Polom.r River W
as far es S!uarl'a Wharf, on both sides: 6r,G
gars. u oslIg ifem the North, s,gspe tho oyster
b,ds from the commencement Of the year unti
the ending thereof whon not iasiItored with By
TO-. Thy hsvj boen prosecuting this work
DOLLY for the last four ysars, hu: it has graWn 10
such enormi u, p:o9orions that uals 80 stopp;d
oysters WILL 5000 aa ss clroa 10 tbs Iot0msc ns
herrlogs have baen e AIDE ny tho mlnDcr 10
which IN, fisheries have beea colduct d An
effort is naw 10 progress 10 tho legislatures OF
Maryland and Virginia to correct tha evils com
planned of. and il the 0. l.. Dis 10 the former
sod the rca: lscrs 10 tho litter will ptrmit
those bodies 10 CIV, somo consideration
to other sutj .cs lhaa the disposal Of offi,es il
may possibly sccoeed.
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The AGRICULTURAL BlLL.-The bill before
tho Legislature tx the s,!ary of the Commits
sioner Ct Agriculture a. 81 900 per antum,
and creates a board consisting of tn , Governor,
the Commissioner. the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction. aud two agtioutussts to be 81
pointed by the Governor.
Ths bill provides fer The Election OF r,lis Bile
statistics through commissioners the revenue,
aud looks to tho improvement of ,g;icullure
the iuduoement ofimmgrstion and capital, and
for tho Environment ard supervision Of The
laws respecting tho sale Of commsrcih iertl zsrs
and SEEDS.
/; also provides that "oo Manipulated puano,
superpbolphate, CIR other c)umer,ial t:rliIlz,r
shall b, sold or eff,red for sale 10 this State uc-
til the manufacturer, or person importing the
same, shall first obtain lie, nss therefor from The
Treasurer Of the State, for which be shall nav
az sonu.l privrl 'gs lax Of $500 t,r esch sepaI-
ate brand or qualify" The penalty is not less
than $500 nor more than 81 600, or imprison-
ment not less than one nor more tha, SIX
mouths.
Tao bill pr1vid,s fr ptoce sdiogs aisips!
persons who violate the Law add a'so tor the se:-
zute and condemnation CT spuriou, fer.Ez .r,,
The funds realized u5der this tex are II b..
tor the sole use aid benefit of The d psrtment
OF Agriculture, aud is designed for The establish.
ment OF an experiment station 10 Virginia.
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The l. stature will rally tao sala 81 The
States interest Id tho A., ia. 4 o. Il. H.. ior
$500. 600. This ia I'll ne State will eel for her
st 900. COZ iotcrts: 80 thht rad. which, IL co
evi! hour. she tanned tvar to General Malone
upon his promise TO pay ksr 81, 900. 0O0 and tC
extend the road, neit!er ct which hs fulfilled.
This sum, however. sinl as it is. would re-
deem large lmcuat cf her nov ;cdcempble
bonds at their present. l,w prios, esd thus save
$40 900 or $50. 0tO Of arnual in.ercs'. but, in
stead of that, il is to be appropriated to the
payment of debt sto o1ts herself and toward
1909 which the reaijus.er Governor said few
years sgo was OILY competitor with monkeys
for chestnuis.
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The Euiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. l9.-As soon as
Gulteau reached bis ssat, be delivered himself
OF the following speech. with pompous fort
at oralcrcsl fleet: "rhe decision of the New
York Court OF Appeals comes with so much
II rts at the present moment that desire to
call attention to it. 1t is a great stop forward
IN the law of insanity. Hitherto the law has
been that the burden Of Ir1of was 90 the d.
fendaot. tu: the Court of Arpsals With grard
maRnanlniy SAYS that tbs buds 10 Of proof is
Oh tho prosecution to prove that tho man not
only Committed the act. tut also that he was
sane at the tino be committed it. 10 the name
OF luslc, and 10 the nsmo Of the Aneficsn
people and 10 the namo of the American Judi
c!aty, desire 10 thank th1ss gentlemen of the
Ccurs of Appeals OF the State of New York. "
MIR. SoovIlls Immediately sumed bis arg1-
msnt rcstirg ircm thu evidence of several
Witnesses who wIre at the depot aud saw lhe
shooting AID suost qu,nt ares. OF Gaiteau, his
otJ set being 10 show that tie prisoner WIS Der
fecty calm and cool. and 10 q condition Ct
nerves and iute.leot At vsriarc, With the bypo-
thesis Of S.ui!y urder such circumstances.
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When Mr.. NJ .ssey waa iofoim ID that he hid
been dotea.od by the real jlstes CAUCUS be said
"he Was pToudsr OF Getest unitr ina oireun
stances lhin be would have been Of victciy had
he sacrificed bis maDhood and principles TO SC
cure t." Mr., Massey is reported 10 have had
uncoOlrol!sbis hanke1inys ator other people 8
turkeys, when yJurgsr mac. ana though 9
ra1soo IS the father OF tito reac us!er party, AID
therefore must believe that Whist is morally
wrong may be politically light; but his quoted
remark raises him in the estimation of every
right thinking E,ao, aud 80 she republican parry.
The ireat moral prty OF tho oCustry" has
d,cidtd that Virsinia 10 not brund for her debt,
will 20 fsr.towards restoring him 10 Inc favor Ct
bis old demecIslio friends which he had lost by
what they though were immoral dlVergerces,
m arasllus killed III 70 Il 90 manhood fools
Than Ccs Iar with Stuste et his heels.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

At q called meeting of the Common Council
CT the city Of Ala1audIi.. held on the 18Th day
of January, 1892 there were present: J.mes B
Douglas. eco President, and Aessrs. Moore,
Herbert Lambert. Beach. Asrbury. kice. Kich.
berg. Mclean. Nails, Cowlng. Sweeney and
Peake.
A communication from the Msyor stating the
OH act Of coaven,ng q icil. wss received and
read.
Ga the motion Of Mr.. Etchberg, the B ,A.d OF
Aldermen were invited 10 meet this Eo,rd in
joint convention to discuss the subject of tue
call, and the viation belI G accepted, and the
two Boards being in joint convention assembled,
after some discussion en- the PSF! OF the mem ,
bers, and remarks by Rdmund Burke, esq, OF
the CitZsns' Gem uittee, tho joint con Seniion
then dissolved.
A communication from the Mayor. With the
resolutions adopted at the meeting of the cti.
Z,ns. in relation 10 extending an invitation TO
the General Assembly Of Virginia to adjourn its
ee1aion to thi city, ware received from the
Board OF Aldermen ard their action thereon
concurred il.
A resolution rendering 10 the General Al
sembly of Virgins, the use of the Climbers Of
the City Council and the Corporation Court
room, and for the appointment Of q committee
OF two from zach Board, to act in conjunction
with the committee appointed 1T the citiz.ns'
meeting, in extending an invitation to the Gen
eneral Assembly to adjourn it's session to this
city, WAS received from the Board of Aldermen
and their seton thereon concurrad in. and
Messrs. MArbury and Lambert appoiaied on the
part of this Board.
The Board then adjourned.
Test: JAMES L. CATION. Clerk.
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PRON IKAHHLNGION

Special Correspondence OF the Aleza. Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Jan. 49, 1882.
Mr. Fu'kerson's bill f,r retu;oicg to Virgia-
ia tie money sac advanced to tho General
Go7eTamsnt 10 tho csil7 days Of tbs Republic
h2s b,ca referred to toe Committee 90 Cl,ins.
lii NJ. Ia k.rs,u'5 iLt,n:ioa 10 push il as
fast as possible, aoi ho hop:s that IS it is q
JUS! claim" AMI as Virgioi, is now seriously
sra!tsnsd in her monetary affairs, AID as the
National Treasury is ovela)wirg. to succeed in
having i. passed. Il paid and appropriated to
Tho redemption CT The CO., r:dcemablo bonds
q: tbe'r present low price, there would be such
rtducnoc 10 the su1uot OF interest the State
nos has 10 pay that she could get aloug With.
cut any trouble at her present rate OF taxation.
Mr.. L,phsm. Mr.. Conkns'5 SUCCESSOR, and
Chairman CT tho Committee 90 Woman Sur-
fIagc, fell into lioe this morniog apd appointed
his SOD clerk OF his com mittee. Tha pow ell
tsb!!Shed rulo among Senators is to hava the
DANES OF their so1s or nexs nearest rps ives
put On lbe pag r5ii Of the Senate IS socn cs
possible.
TIE House District Committee agreed this
pofLiag to gran: General Eppa Huuton's AZ
p'Icatlon TO appear beforo them aid represent
the interests of his olioot. Mr.. KidwelI. in that
portion CT ths Po,onso Il s:s called the kid
we'll BJttor1s'
Delegations Ct tho high tariff mso OF Chicago
aud New York sppcsred before tho Committee
OF Wsys AID Means ct the House and the Con-
mlttco OF Fiaanoo Of the Senate this morniur,
and will call up3n tie Presid: Mt later 10 the
day. They waut higher duties on somo articles,
AID are 10 favor OF the Morrill, bill, for a OLE
mission to revise the tariff. Oae Of them said
he thought such commission coud report 10
orc year. The bill referred to. Hs everybody
knows IS only thick for d,l.yiDg The oorreC-
ton of long existing tariff ou1axcs, aud for
ooutioulrg the facilities tho Govcrr Ill mt affords
few monopoiis's for prlii:ing to the extent of
hundreds of millions year at tho tx2ense of
tho people of tho country
A party of Kpgliah capitalists now ia thie
c-unhy seeking profitable invsslms have
boon struck by the superior commercial facii.
ties Of Ale1andli4, and arc contiaeriug tho Rd-
Visibility Of an ctloi. 10 utilizs them
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The ~ RrEpla.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Virgnia s. old -; do
deferred -; do consolidated 63i: do I'd 90.
ries 399 past due coup GO: new 10 40s 800 bid 10.
day. Cotton steady; middlings liz. Flour
ltmer but without autable change Wheat
Southern quiet and steady; Western higher
Southern red lS8sl42; do amber 142,146; Nc
! Md l44i.l46; No 2 Western winter red poi
l4osl4ua Jan l40 bid Feb l4la,l4lS; Mar l4dl
sl44i. Corn-Southern steady Western Arm
er but dull; Southern white 69A7O; Go yellow
75.f6; Western mixed tpot est asked; Jan
eSi asked Feb cot .6st; mar 7c3.7l4; steame,
6td asked. Oats dull aud eisier; Southern 40,
Penns eOs5l. Rye dull At sGalCO. Hay un.
ehansed: Coffee Gu |; Bio eargoes ordinary 10
TAR efaio. Sugar quiet; A soft 81. Whiskey
firm 1T 81 Ill
NEW York. January 49, Stocks fairly firm
Money g. Cotton quiet; upland II; Orleans
II 5.l6 Flour firm and quiet. Wheat fairly
active, and about &c better. Corn quiet and
scarcely 80 strong.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is
If those peoll, 10 The North Vho believe, q

Ifthose peoEl, 10 The North Who believe, IS
maDy Of them have been taught 10 Go by tho
newspapers th!y read. that public OPTION 10 the
South is unfsvorable TO lsborers Of nty kind.
white or black. would oDly mako short trip 10
this g C ion they would soon discover how urri-
liable ere the SOURCES from which they get all
the Information they ever rtc.iv. sbou. the
country south Ct the pO!omsc They would
see, as they passed slorg her read. that College
graduates men Tnoso hands before tie war
were as soft as velvet, and who were raised iD
tttlence AID luxury, are DOW plowlog SID
grabbing and doing all sorts If manual labor as
though they had been accustomed to i! all their
lives. And if they entered the houses they
would fod tina. the nii:resses thereof though
accomplished ladies' converssnt with tie French
language, AID delightful perforucts on the
Esrp aud piano. who had teen brought
10 with q maid 10 wait upon them. Wero either
ut tho wash tuo or the cooking stove. Hard
work is not the most agreeable employment to
coy people Oh the 90 Of the earth, and while
those OF the South don't pretend to ike it,.
every body familiar with tie people OF The tWo
sections. Knows that tLey do cot regard it with
more AVERSION Than those of ihe North.