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New Clarendon HOieI,
RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, June 26-Noon-River feet
and at a stand. Weather clear and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, June % --ArIived: City OF
Cairo, st. Louis, p IN. Departed: Joseph B. Will
hams, Pittsburg II O'Clock last night; Will Kyle,
Cincinnati, last night; City OF Providence, St..
Louis, am.
LOUISVILLE, jane 20 -Noon-River fell.
ing with feet inches in the canal and feet
6 inches in the chute on the falls Business dull.
Weather cloudy and cool. Night-Rivef falling,
with feet inches in the canal, and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and very cool. Arrived: Andy Baum, Memphis
Joe Walton snd tow, New Orleans. Depare Ell /:
Andy Baum, Cincinnati; Joe Walton and tow,
Plttsburg.
CAIRO, June 26-Noon-River SO feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: W. P, Halliday, New Orleans, 10 pm ;
Commonwealth, Vieksburg, IL pm; John l..
Wood. New Orleans, IAN. Departed: Iron Age,
New Orleans. pm; w. P. Halliday, st. Louis,
IL pm Commonwealth, st. Louis, this morning
John l. Wood, below, am. Night-Arrived:
VinI Shinkle, Cincinnati, 5 pm. Departed Vint
shinkle, Memphis, River 80 feet inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy; Thermometer 690.
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fTuStft's Ndits
PY virtue of a trust deed 70 me executed BY
u Austin Beatty, and registered In the Regis
tiers ONCE Of Shelby county, Tenn in book i07
page l96, will, on
Tuesday, the 24sh of Jolly. IsssJ
at u O'Clock n, aud in front Of the courthouse Of
said county sell at public auction. 10 the highest
bidder certsin parcel OF land. situate in the CITY
nessee. Being Lot No. z, OF subdivision of Lot No
8, of block IS, as shown by plat Of subdivision Of
said Lot No s, OF record 10 the Registers Office Of
said county. in book Sc. page Z3i; said lot No. 2
has fr NJ OF hfty-two and-a half feet on the essr
side of Causey street; depth on the north line "a
1876 feet; on the south Ire OF ZIG feet and Wid n
In the rear Of 90 feet.
Terms Of sale-Cash; equity Of REDEEM ption
waived, and title believed 70 be good. but will
convey only as trustee
g. H HEsRRRs, Trustee.
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knights of Honor celebration.

The families of absent Knights OIL, Honor
can procure badges of admission 10 tie Tenth
Anniversary Celebration, to be had Friday,
the 18th instant, upon application to the
financial reporter of their lodge. All visit
ing Knights in good standing are cordislly
invited to attend. BIdaes Of admission can
be obtained upon application TO NJ. Logan,
332 Main street,
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The orders for the DupLez Memphis
Directory for 1884, volume XI, are now in,
The work will be canvassed for in Octobsr.
after slkchanges sre made, and will issue
promptly as usual. This is the only double
system directory, and am sole proprietor
and owner of The copyright. No other
directory will issue on this plsu.
CH. F. WEATHERBE
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New MiIlinery store.

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhsa Cordial fifty Genus
and IL PR bottle.
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XAfiPQ-

Bids will be received BY the undersigned
nntii June %, 1888, for lease OF elegant
diuing-rOom and luach-counier in Union
Passenger Depot for one year. Possession
given successful bidder July l, 1888. Right
TO reject any and all bids reserved.
JOHN II. PEBBLES, NJ D,
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Bon Aqua Springs.

Hiek man County, Tenn.
II5G FEET ABOVE The SEA LtvEL-
Among the attractions and conveniences pre-
sented Tor the amusement of visitors, may be
enumerated: Hot and cold Sulphur Baths.
Our New Artificial Lake, amply supplied with
bOais and convenient bathing facilities for ladies
and gentlemen who have bathing suits.
Our Billiard Hall aod Bowling Alleys.
A Livery Stable, with buggies, etc, for the con-
vedience and pleasure OF the guests.
A String Band employed for the season.
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who enjoy
the sport. and, in q word, all the entertainment
and EoRE than can be found st any similar resort
in the South. Location elevated and unsurpassed
In romantic beauty. Telegram and Express in
Hotel. Telephone connection with Nashville.
BATES OF BJARD.-For Adults per month. SIS
70 SIS, according to location, number, etc. Chill
dren and servants half price. Special rates made
with families for the searon. Per single week,
So 50 70 s1l; per day, s. 50. Some reduction viii
be made TO parties making frequent short visits
Husbands waiting their fsmiHe. will be CHARGED
rate given family. We invite correspondence
Address GEN. r. p. NELLY President
or JOHN n DUFFY, Manager
Bon Aque Springs, Tenn.
DR.. W. A. CHEATHAN. Resident Physician.
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CEANCERY SALE
R Il Al e = Il A Il T.
FOR PARTITION,

No AIS. R-ChAneeiy Court Of Shelby county
Thomas P. Aydlett and wife, ct al. vs.. c. c.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on tie 18th day
of Nav 1853 NJ 49, page u.s. viii! sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, In front
the CLERK and Masters Office, courthouse OF Shelby
county, Memphis Tenn, ON
lsatarday. InIy 2, fss3,
within legal hours. the following oesenbed prop
erty situated in Shelby county n ar the city OF
Merarhis Tenn tC-wif: Beng part OF the lots
SURVEYED and laid out BY Z l. Todd for Will
Iougihv Williams numbered and bounded as fol-
lows n viii: Lot number ninety-six 1857: Begin
nine where the south side of WALKER street inter
set tse west side oil Orleans street; running
south with Orleans street twenty chains and seyel
links 10 g stake situatei where the west s1de OF
riesus street intersec= the north side OF the Holly
SDrfugs road; thence west nine chains and nine
ty seven links to stake thence north twenty
chains and seven links stake on the south aide
N walker street, thence east WITH said street 70
me beginning, c0nta ming twenty acres
Terms of Sale--One-ihifd cash; ba ance In six
and twelve month";; notes bearing Interest, and
with GOOD security for deferred paymentsi len re-
n j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By Geo Mallery, Deputy CleIk and Master.
Vim. N. Randolph, Estes d Elicit, J. A. Taylor,
Solicitors. Ab
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A great sensation amoug he ladies at Miss
Louise Mcnamara, No. 404 Main street, over
The Lsoglry and null bonneis to 20 to Lees
Ihrstsr.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


Trustees Sale.
ON THURSDAY, 2STH DAY OFJUNE ISs3
" will sell, for cash, TO the highest bidder one
Sawmill, including one 40-horse- power stationary
engine, one boiler, carriage and fixtures, sane be-
ing near Cypress creek, on MeNsiry's land Shelby
county Sale tn take place at mill. l sell as trus
tee, under Deed Chattel Book %, page $50.
L. r. MCFARLAND TruetAa
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FlOyd's

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draueht.
We make our Soda out OF pure bi-carbonate
OF soda and use pure f'uit ssJups.
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Tested nv Time

For throat diseases, colds and coue he,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved To cir
efficacy by a test OF many years. Price %
cents.
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Coolest place in the city, nicely ventilated
every thing in tip top style.
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Administrafrix Nofiee.

AumIHIbtIAtfIA NOTICE..
NOTICE II hereby given that have been duIv
IN appointed fdministratrtx Of the estste Of
Shelby county, Tenn. All persons Indebted 10
sa.d estate are desired 70 core forward imrnedI-
a;ely and make payment; and those hayfr z claims
against IL are hereby notified 10 present teen
duly probsted. 70 me, or to AIy attorney within
the ms required BY aw.
MRS. MATILDA COLEMAN, Adulnistfatrix
u c. wsxinnsr, Aitofuey. tue
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Duplex DIRECTORY,

Are always the same. We send them by
xpress &c all parts OF the country.
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asked me TO do 60, and plumber in5ist that
it is my duty
ITO ARREST PRESIDENT MADDEN

FOR giving the order 10 poison the dogs. l.
is true the city has an ordinance providing
that vagrant dogs shall b. destroyed but it
is yet to be decided whether it is allowable
10 use cruelty to execute the law. The pc
lie, don't care to deal out the buttons. They
are eli dsr-hearted men,"
do you think this reluctance is owing to
their sofl-heartedness or to dislike to bring
odium upon Themselves"
II think they have conscientious scruples
sg inst it."
policeman who stood near coughed very
hard at iris reply, and tried to look mighty
benevolent.
"What you ;nink should be done with
them?"
GhoOtiro IL
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WANTS.


IRTNER-with SIS 900 cash capital to enlarge
we'll organized Jobpins and Retail Business
in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, shoes, hats sna
Clothins, located in nourisnl1g anu rap,S i
saiI NV capital STOCK in the above business. Ad-
dress ENTERPRISE, Appeal office
loo ORoss-TIE MEN-we want 100 cross-tie
lUO men for the N. and Y. R.R; wages good
DONNELLEY q CO., Memphis Tenn
Call at G. A. Arnold & Co.'S
HREEN HANDS-With homes in the city, to
0 learn Cotton sp3r1i9g Mutt IN It's diH Ms
paid while learning. Apply at the mills.
- UIT4R AND BANJO TAUGH1-Leaye orders
VI at HolenbeTg's Music House
C,ITUATION-By a druggist, wholesale or retail
y house; hrstelass reieisngsS gwen M.
NARDENER-one who understands something
" about flowers C GoEBELS. AIS Second ST.
HABBAGE-lOO 600 head choice cabbage Monday
~ morning, by r. L. w AkNEh-
A GENTS-For the only Pilow-Snsm Holder
IA that lifts both khams at once without folding.
CLIMAX MFG co Jackson, Mich.
DLOw sToCK-To work on plantation near
doaymen, ana all expenses paid. For particulars
apply to r. A. JONES, Forests Stable, Memphis
nOO GOOD CROSS-TIEMAKERS-TO work on
EOO the Canton, Aberdeen and Nashville
kziToad; we will pay 10 cents each at stump; %
good men to work on pile drivers-wages per
IS Der month and board. Steady employment
aqd paymsnis monthly on the 18th OF each month.
utly at our office, kosclusko, Miss.
-F'-' GOODMAN & CO., Contractors
H6AN OF EXPkKIENCE-Tof I'll the position OF
MI superintendent at Calvary Cemetery. APP
nlicatioos may be left, accompanied with refer
encer. at the store of B. J. semmes, Esq, Second
Vice President Of the Association, or with John
League, at courthouse, By order Of the Board of
Dirsciors JOHN LEAGUE, Secretary
|,ID GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JeWeIry-
1 etc. for CASH N. Milford Co., SSS Main
" ORsES AND MULES TO PASTOkE-Ffpe
ii clover and good water; salted regular. For
reference see ]. H. Manor, at mis- livery stable, op
uosite courthouse. T. !. B.aANCH
10Hn TONS RAGS, CAST AND WROOGHT
c6insrv hon0ht ana sold. SAM UEL GABAY ARI
' 4O9 TO Alb shelby street, Memphis.
CFOND-HIk- CLOrHING-t1Ood prices PAID
- jail 'D EIIAs sHAUL, 4OS ain street.
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Cakes and Crackers

Fine Cakes and Crackers
Just received. sarrabee's best; NIL X
Caket, Eniter Scotch. CrackneIl Biscuit,
Wine Drops, Iced Honey JumbIsr, 90.
coaHut Tany, windAOr Mixed Cakes
lennon WATERS, mixed Dots, Vanilla Wa
fe RS, Ostnieai Crackers, Graham W afers,
Lemon Teacakes, Nick
Nscks, Boston Bnft~r Crackers,
SsOWFEAkRS.
BUCkHAN IL CAPBELL.
ASK your druggist for Mississippi Diarrhes
CJrdill.
John Walsh, Undertaken,
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"BErTER THAN POISONING,

and a much quicker death. They tel me
am number one shot, as l never fail with
my pistol"
"But all policemen cannot shoot so well.
Oos of them threw his pistol away the other
day after emptyiug the contents inio the at
mosphers surrounding a sleeping cur, and
then killed it with brick. Wouldn't you
suggest bricks?"
"No, bullets. Let the policeman who ia
selected be good shot, and give him nothing
to 90 but shoot dogs."
'But suppose he Kills somsbody"
"Then let hin hang"
Hanging DOESN'T come under your lis; Of
cruelties, then. So rather than have a few
dogs die in commissions you would risk the
lives of
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DRAMINH.

The Public req aestcd cdrefiy noacethe new and
enlarged Scheme 10 be drdwn Monthly.
SSCAPIrAL PRIZE, e55.0O0.U
Tickets only SIS. shares IN proportion
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uoTEL-HICHLAkD PARK Highland Han
III renovated and hrst-cieSs. Open lune "a. Send
VI for circulars. HAWKINS, f56 lake ST., chicaos.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhsa Cordial never fails.
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louisiana State Lottery Comm,

Commissioners.
incorporated IN 1865 tor twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with q capital of 81, 600 000-to which re-
serve fund of over S55e, coo has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted Decembe. &D. 1879.
The only Lottery eSv. Sy.sd on and Endorsed bp hS
people Of any Stale
II Never Scales or Postpones.
Its Grand BfnRle-Number Drawfngs
take place monthly.
A SPLEN DID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND ORA WING,
CLASS q, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
JaIy 10. iss3-I5sth Monthly Drawing.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial cures.
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CrimiaaI coars-GreeF, Judge.
Calendar for to-day: No. 66, Bob Spilman
Of al
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STATIONS,
LOCAL NUTICES.

Assistant Observer, United States sisnai 5,
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FOR RENT.

O1O POPLAR STREET-six rooms gas and
AfO water. Price $50. DIR. LAU RENEE.
HOUSE-Nine rooms at IS Market street. Ap-
Ii ply to NJ. C. KENNEDY, AZ Mosby street.
FURNISHED ROoMs-For gentlemen
II As SO Adams street.
DOpMS-Two unfuInished rooms. single or en-
II suite, first floor. all conveniences. Inquire
at 254 Second, opposite Court Square.
n0OMS-One neatly furnished room on first
IL floor, and three unfinished on second floor,
1t Mol S4Second street
bLANrATION-Of three hundr 20 acres i'm me
l. diately on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss, or will take q partner on equitable terms
Also Btorehouse at same landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
levees broken. Apply TO
L. GOODLoE. 3S Madison street.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
FRACTIONS, IN FIFTHS. IN PROPORTION,
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. g75, 600
Capital Prize. .......................25 Is, 900
1Capital Prize. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,000
2Prizes Of 5000. Observation-Disclosures. l2,60o
Prizes of 1000. 10000
10 Prizes OF 1000. 100. 10000
20 Prizes Of 500. ..........--, 10000
100 Prizes OF 200. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
800 Prizes of 100. ................. $1,000
500 Prizes Of So. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
1000 Prizes OF 25............. .......... IS 900
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes of $3.50. ...... $3.50
Approximation Prizes of 500.. $500
sApproGmltion Prizes of $50. .-..-- 2,2G
1867 Prizes, amounting 70. s265a(
Application for rates to clubs should be madt
only to the Office of the Company In New Orleans
For further Information, write clearly, givins
full address Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter, or Money Order, addressed only
" A. DAUPHIH, New Orleans, La, OF
~. A. DAUPHIN, B0z Seventh street,
Washington. ID. g., OF No. g west COuTi
street. emphjs. Tenn.
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mEmrHIs DISTRICT,

Daily COttOn-Belt Reports from Rail-
road Stations.
MEMPHIS, TENN June 26, 1888.
THKRMON ETER,
STATIONS. Rainfall
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
81 coud street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

ALMOST FATAL.-On Sunday evening
a young man and woman urrived in the
city by the Starr. and proceeding to the
Hotel Brunswick registered as E. Will
liams and sister, Tacoma. Tho yoang
man, however, afterward erased the
word sister" from the register and
registered the girl as Mlss A. Williams
She was assigned to room and retired
about 10 O'Clock. having previously
taken the precaotiOn TO shut the window
and the transom of her room and to
blow out the gas. The natural result
followed the escaping gas filled the
close room and almost sutfocated the
girl. She was awakened by the fumes,
and sprin9inC from the bed, made an
effort to reach the door. but was over
come before being able to do and fell
gaspinR and choking to the floor, where
she was found by the chambermaid,
who came to clean the room in the moru-
ing. Life was almest extinct, and an
other hour would have been fatal. DR..
Willard was quickly summoned and ev-
ervthin0 possible done for the suffering
girl. She finally revived and at last ac-
counts was doing we'll under the kind
treatment she is receiving at the Bruins
wick. The young man when told Of the
occurrence burst into tears, and his
grief was uncomfortable until he was
assured that the girl was ont of danger.
The girl is Is years of age, bat appears
much older. She has tho general ap-
pearanoe Of country girl, as could 30
inferred from her extremely unsophis-
ticated act. She says that she never be-
fore saw or heard Of gas, but il now
convinced that she will never forget the
cape was marrow one, and she may
congratulate herself that matters are
no worse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

When Hosooe Conkling vas at tho
zenith Of his power and fame in the
United States Senate, one Of the most
most beantiful intelligent and accom-
piished women Of the national capital
was wont to sit IN the ladies' gallery Of
The Senate Chamber, intently listening
to tho proceedings. Whenever he took
. prominent part in debate this lady
could be seen deeply attentive and evi.
IDENTIFY filed with admiration. To be
admixsd BY one 90 beautiful and ap-
preciative was great stimulus to noble
work, and many Of Cenkling's best
efforts were doubtless aided and rein
forced by tho knowledge that in the
mind and heart Of at least one Of his
hearers he was leader among leaders.
Now 1t is reported that another potent,
Rrave and reverend eeignor 10 under
the spell. The Chevalier Bsyard. Of
Delaware, 50 rumor declares, is led CAP
tive by beauty in the person Of the DO
witshing Mrs. Langtry, who calls him
from his seat in the Senate Chamber 70
de cosy pleasure Of lunch tete-a- tete,
q This, says an envious critic, furnish
60 additional illustration Of tho weakness
II great minds before the soft beQuile.
0euts Of the Delilahs." We disagree
With this view of the matter. To us Il
oeesos an evidence of good sense and
IN appreoiative mind On the part Of the
senator. The man who. viii not pay
homage to female Beauty is impsrfectly
eDnstftuted and can never be great
Under its Inspiration great deeds have
been accomplished and wonderful
achievements wrought. As for Mrs
Isanatsy, If she has really turned hel
ae4sntiox from Freddy TO aain tho ad
uiratien and countenanoe Of men con
aulouous 5or trains and position. shs
AAs given evidence Of unusual good
oanse and displayed espsoial taste u
~ Arst selection, a. The Senator frou
Delaware h not the least strong among
Ds1ocratie candidates for the Prssi
dsntial nomination.
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when the Washingtou nsws Roaips
Ret short Of something 70 talk about
they draw on their fecund imagine
lions. Their latest discovery 10 that .
grand scheme ID on foot 70 eject tn
partite reconciliation and union, o6en-
sive and defensive, between Blaine.
Grant, end Conklina. The intervenor
and peace maker il Senator Chadee, Of
Colorado, with Judge Belford AZ coeffi-
Gent. The project il said to be fairly
under way, with satisfactory prospects.
It contemplates in the outcome the
nomination of Blaine for the Presi-
dency, the appointment OF Grant AZ
United States Minister TO Great Britain,
or, in the alternative, as Secretary of
State, and the restoration to the Senate
Of Hyperion Roscoe, with all the power
ami patronage vhilom accorded that
distinguished son of the Empire State.
The scheme is attractive, and savors not
little Of the romantic. Once in q
while in menageries Ne behold what are
styled happy families, wherein beasts
and birds whose natures tend to contest,
extinction and mastication Of the weak
er, dwell in lsve and peace. But they
generally are a fsbby and sickly lot,
not to be compared with the genuine
article in ito natural or savage state.
We think that whenever, IL ever,
happy family shall be created in which
the three worthless herein mentioned
shall be peacefully demestioated, it will
be whom they have become 90 fat and
lazy by good feeding and 30 stupid from
want Of exercise and stimulus a. to have
lost the virility and fighting qualities
which have in the past commended
them to popular favor and commanded
admiration. But all things are posi-
bic, and politics have been known to
mako strange bedfellovs, and there Is
shadow Of substance in the report, il
uOtuIuk ~ DAdl0C - oVA4i00scus
he will be elected, tut it is less probable
that, even with the reconciliation sug-
gested by these imaginative correspond
ents, Mr.. ConkliBg can again be elected
Senator from New York. The people of
that magnificent commonwealth were
justly indignant when, like Q petted and
spoiled Q. lid, be threw from him the
high Office with which they had so long
him, and, with his colleague,
left the Senate in petulant haste. The
in the Empire State is not
to be had for the mere asking, nor is it
IN honor to be lightly valued when once
Mr.. Conkling did himself
no honor, and his State and the party
10 whom his services were due great in
Justice by his resignation three years
ago. Neither the State nor the party
have yet forgotten the hastv and cause
Ieaa act
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AHsmbiyman Power, Of LAsouusr.
reosntly addressed . letter 10 Captain
Charles F. Powell, OF the United States
Eoaiusss Ono At Portland, askiae him
% urRs upon ConRrsa and The Depart
s.sat the nsossaity sf IN appropriatioa
- operate the snaQ boat constructed
laat summer and nov lying idle -.
tAis sity. A proposition from the oiti-
1sus Of Skaait to furnish . Grew 10 man
ths boat until IN appropriation could Be
ubtainsd and became available was also
~nolossd. Captain Powell. In reply. d.
oaiaes b volunteer any special report on
60 subject ef appropriations. and sne.
3esGa that the proper way 10 obtain
eheu 10 for the people Interested 70 ap.
~ direct 10 their Representatives ID
OoaaFess. Regarding The uss OF IL
anaU boat - suRRsstsd By the 6kagi,
usop,s, Captain Powell says that such
uss can only b authorised b The Score
cary Il War, and that ths furnishing q
= Grew would b part only Of The nssss
cary east. He estimates that 10 prop
eEay equip the boat, purchase explosive
80, and pay tho Grew, not Len tina,
9aoQ should b raised before opsra
essns are commenced, and vssy oourte
~aay and properly suRessts that ID
De8nof3on az Tho olj36aRn Ana NnmAmnH Z,
4hs work should b under his charge
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