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Sunday, April 3, 1871 f .
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Editor and Proprietor:. v
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THE SPKINO FASniOXS.
It is now reasonably certain that we
have fairlv entered upon a season ol real
spring weather. Spring ha3 been, reluc
tant to make her joyous advent this.yar,
most Tlntil
"The flowery May,' who from hcrictnlap
throws . : ,
The. yellow cowslip and the pale primrose,"
before realizing, .that the must delightful
seasoned elightful hbt only in its blue skies
and balmy breezes, but ;akj its .charming
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-Since-the daysof Horacc.,who sang so
charmingly JDa 'verti adventu, deligl
i : . i. . i,Tr a .o .kAnt tua mtrsato i
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aou:.vuuiiu9yti yciuai wmuu. -o-""
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there is m the theme a freshnes.3 land
vitalitv that exalts the most grovelling
muse, and
at even the
annual vision
and curlioff
vmnha and frrariRa of courtiers under the
soic moon, ana musical wnn me sounu oi
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A..k..J.t tl..ln..lt. m rnonf
sucpuciuspipw nuu wcuca. lauumtu,,
of delijrhtful children. Yet the'nresent
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oooann itrn mflntr nr -ifa nrprtpppoenrs i
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shows the poet's calender to be at fault,
inasmuch as it antedates so often the ap-
jyiarcn nas Deen a aeceiver anu a oiusierer.
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wnue April, xor me mo pan,, nas ueen a
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lachrymose imposter. And yet we know, l
ior an U118 uiustermg ot iiarcu anu im-
puaibiou ui April, buab opiiug is wuu ua-
iii e a : i il.i a : m. I
for those ' dear - creatures wives, sweet
hearts, mothers and daughters, for whose
happiness we strive, whose approving
smiles are our highest reward, and whose
milliners' bills we pay when we are able,
nave reiterated the fact within our hear-
ing until we can no longer doubt. -
; Yes, the Spring Opening has occurred
. many days ago, ' and, since Easter how
have our ears been mystified by female
gossip about the; untold' treasures of ap
parel, which have appealed so lovingly to
tender and appreciative eyes. Under such
circumstances, wise men can only throw
away Horace and the almanac, and pre-.
pare, as best they may, ; to pay very large
' bills for very small bonnets the prices and
the sizes of bonnets being always in
inverse ratio and to pay tor. innumerable
feminine delights," total ignorance of the
f merits of which is men's only salvation
from madness. For there is something
really distracting to masculinity in the
technical! ties xf, feminine,. fashions. .We
have more than once tried, in vain, to
write fashion articles, having a' due ap
preciation of the great value to editors ofH
feminine approbation, and hence .being
influenced by a desire to appear interested"
in what absorbs the female mind. We
need scarcely say that in all cases we have
.precludes fatigue while gazing tna tne Attorney-General or tne unitea th - we'e some si TifeVetriainini, all ackf knJ that the character yof that S
most awkward sketch ot this States cannot take this j uror s oab nor efforts 'atettscUatioayproted ' Jtheflectual. Senator is as good as that ot any man npon j i-
, bright with shining sam can many judges who will have, to ad- Thp RfhntzpnfpRt thia'-1 vpaf'J artli.nJHe ' -never didirUfuHy.teU a He, 7.
waves' iovous witir ilances of minister the law in fho South. ' j: savs the' ZeitunaJ will doubtless be a irrand and no man veT before accused him of it. ;
,. , retreated in disorder and with an awk
ward confession of utterly impotent en
, deavour.It ia simply preposterous for a
tnan torpiesnme to tmderstand the con
tents of a fashion bulletin; much more is
. . it an unpardonable act of folly for him to
attempt .discussion of its topics. . To the
: . rash ' ptetender .in pantaloons,' w ha shall
- -" presume to. essay this impossible task, we
simply "recall the fate of Ulysses, or that
other classical legend of the Babes in the
Wood, before he enters, of his own accord,
upon the terra incognita of tulle and illu
' tion, chenelle and pongee, fichu and Marie
Antoinette fichu,.coiffure mantille, gore and
,l Was, and the vast, bewildering mazes of
".'.. female fashionable technicalities: suffi
. ciently numerous to fill a volume of the
dimensions of Webster's Unabridged Die
, tionary. : .: - ; !
Of course we do not understand these
. things ; we were not designed to compre-
Jiend such mysteries, arid half the; charm
would Jbe lost to our imaginations, if'we
. could. " Yet) "breathes there a man with
' oul so dead,,,: that it can contemplate un
moved, or with vexation, the enthused
. soul of a sweet woman as to its enraptured
f,n&a'ze are revealed the'enchahting'TArcana
i 6f-a Bpring Opening ? 3 t8a g'flon the
- t .ioatantand brand ;him. aa'a lyfidjl, pn&
j;- r avt ait,,yy i'tli i perfect confidence, hU.eyent
ual convictiori'as'theaathp'rbf s'ome crime,
; -which, like parricide'aniodp' fhti Komans,
, i-. r'.3 human nature deems tod horri ble even ,4 o
be provided againat by ?penal statute.
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. i Righted withtiw.'Bprtngi Fashiopr,! not
CCZpM) iiher,'.Terbal
" J 'ionijf,To'ow,mIaid, graceful, lovely 'girls
" ix' and comely" matrons appear progressively
' ' attractive, and as much as we admire the
prevailing vogue, we expect to so them
look only the more ''charming in the fash
ions yet to come.; Especially do we. love
them in the bright and I delicjte hues of
Spring, arid when we shall be in our hun-
Arar anA firaf xrnar xvo.-cliall tint filARin
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the school-boy's rapture as tie sees nis pu-
Y:J1'- i "ui"u:'Jl,s. ;., i,.- ti10rioi
M ug.v ui.ug
muslins and gauzes, which' harmonize with
thft flnwprs AnA Kpcnp-ik the wearer as the
tne nowers and bespeak tne wearer as ine
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symbol ot all that is ' loveiy ana pure in
nature.
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Onr dispatches have already announcea
m kv o TwiAYTfrv nnvfi I .
the passage .by Congress of the Ivii Klux
iniquity.'; In the present form or'ttic bill
it is left to the District Attorneypc , the
Judtre to determine whether the members
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of juries empannelled under the law, shall
hp. rpomred to take t her test oath!' That
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is, if it pleases these functionaries, this
sweeping bill "is 'to be executed at the
South by negro juries, for no white man'
(with theTexptibn of a? few-.carpet-bag-;
gers;
can . take - tins oath, mis is. tne
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crowning outrage ot.this iniquitous meas-
ure.-In the first place, nearly the entire
cr,m.nal3unsd,cUon (such were the woras
of the New York Tribune) in the South is
tasen irom iue Diaio-.couriti.-'aua.iiriiua-.i.
ferred to the Federal courts
irta and then the I
?r,nIri lpFri:
whites of the South, arrai
eral judges, are
and that, so far as
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oaa ieeung pn me pare or me - .Diac- to
imvo. oniv t.o Mmtdftin i n at anv P'eniieman l
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is sealed. , . ,
It is. an interesting leature of this law
The Sherman amendment was materially
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The vote in the Senate on thepassage
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nr riiA m was rfi I is in ine iiouse vo
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jy vvasninion letter sava inuv me
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, . . Ut. ft, eTnreMM at svm-1
dnrincr the late war. exDresses great svm-
pathy ind 80licitude noW'for the French
. (l fearg that Nap0ieon .may be
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again made , Emperor.'! We hope the
into a harmonious union oi tne urencn
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people upon either of the. contending
factions at least- for. many years to
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come, ho Dossesses a preciseness to whicn
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we have no pretensions. Napoleon gave
peace an cL national prosperity to France
for nineteen ' years, and there is no
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reason .wnjf suuum uui un
pecially in view of the liberal concessions
he has made ot late years to popular iid-
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?rtv. His reign never has been lawfully
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terminated, nor have the people approved
it The French Legislature declared it it
an end without a particle of Authority,
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and their act has never been submitted
for popular ratification.
greatest living statesman, conceded to be
n th world ovfir. nntil miafortnnea came
upon
French
tion
strife,
ol defiarice'of both" the laws'ot God and
man.
'Pha W.m Vn.irflnn ? ii IUm tr
discoursed &bout Deceralic prospecU,
and goes on in this way 7after . reading a
paragraph in the Mobile Register: ."The
Democratic party, as it has been iconsti-
tuted and managed for the last eight or
ten years; and as it seems to be constitut-
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ed and managed now, : s a subject of
cunuus mieicBii iu two impniimi wiuu.
If it3leaders were confessed lunatics, bent
on worWog aU pSSib.e -uchlrf to. .heir
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cause, they could' not outdo what tuey
have done throughout i thh memorable
decade. -Have , they learned anything rby,
the results of. this long course, of Jolly, and
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them but helpless victims
lAillr, .r!-.l-:n t,. ' " ..f
in the " grasp of
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the fools and blatherskites
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property, From the papers of that city
v.'Kii A Tf tfiift lun-. r.... .1.x
to beiried bgroes- . . M . J fc thi3r.week, been worthy ot the State.., Wlwnthe gen-
regards the main object enlargedfoar'cciu'mns, arid printed on tl.eman was trying to, 'get leave to-day,!
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President's fears' may" be realized: ; It is signed by 14 Senators and 95 members, is In tb7face i of-the membef'from 7 TrVL TfiT o i ..v" v
certain that anything is' better than ah- issued. 'It concludes : ' -: : ' Massschusetts, arid denounce him in every -' i --om r P : v ; u , ; ;
... . .....t ,t. ul tii&!" r TTIROM 29 to 4L INSLUSIVE. AEE PRIZES COMPBISINO 10 CHICKERINQ PIANOS,
arcny, and ll anyDoay can see iue way i , ..fiTajwug vjt "iy""? ""J niutuii.wi.u ,uwiu- i jy at between $175 to 1,050 each. Also, three ,Eate,y Gc. Organs, worth roca
, . . ,1.. -Moo-i emKmilmpnt anrl couiu suggest utk unnu tivuG to irritate i vr. uuin m. usu iu say w luu : uuia . uicui- eacn, ana p-aceu ai our usuai sewing rie.
clear out ot the present embroilment and JjT nt tuA nT1,i thnm hV, th rmit inrtm-hw thf T ... . . H. G. HOLLENBERG, Agent for Chlckerlngf A Sons, Memphis,
. . - V , . - . . , 1 - !eg "-'J110 V1 ,by bu fortunately,
herin possession of several tracts ot laqdlhe :fiPWeetc$&f.aheftf.jtei.eSt and
within the city;. Umfts, with blithe im-
VifUnMta nrrthk hrT,?1PffrArthp A..
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cision or me u. d. oupreme ourr. ine
oppo3ing counsel in vajn! asked tor J delay
in the transfer ; but the Marshal had no
option,' and Mrs. Gaines 'was made happy
in the possession of some valuabie real ea-
tate.
' W"-A.h interviewing reporter remarks
that Olive Logrn says ehe is thirty-twc)
years old. ."We think .We remember a
atajnenyhat hejjfirs-feefiire ryfas pub
lished somewhere aboat1830. BuHadies
ages and simple addition ' were' jprobably
nevtr inttnded'for! mention in the .same
connection. ',.,. ,.v - ; ':
'A l EST : An Iowa-ennrch "has . .expelled t
deacon for attending a base ball match.
f"'The New York Democrat declares
that "Sumner lias knocked jthe Admims
tration out ot time.' It is to be regretted
that in knocking it out of time he did not'
knock it inter eternity.
- - touisvillo police courts JaaYWYA
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grants nameu --I
vilu. , i
T'Bgr A posiraasierMiiy, lue ;name-oi
Goodale, when he is in a hurry, signs it
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Iowa DroDoses to 'manufacture i
1'Sar "rgeiy from the box-cedar tree !
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; i:cut(.eyai,u ia -nautb it -can a
'mab'a bald'headeff idtV t;i,, ;Y: ; v
Palinetto ' Leaves.
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Neirly'.ialtvi'the' : berspns in
rV,rlocAn TOhn op orrooforl Utt nnlloo
f . , k e88- getoffotttheea of "first
offence." :They never repeat !i ' A ,
) The; Meteor.-a German; war
vespe), put.into, Charleston - this , week.
,u, iuvimow motiiau iue v
iiu4,an.iuiiw,
??.avet last No veTOler. . . l :
Lnr)Kn3t nr;nt-mr w onMfoi oo
... olWDAnerff in the State. Success
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mi ;i . n ir .
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says;: rfxany . last ; ouueray ; morning,, iuq
bodyvrt Mr.,?,rortef .tt; -iJuriiuani.'.was
lounu iymg ou iue gmuuu ; au; uis mum-
anair. ah tne rauroaas terminating in
i4iin.iirmiiiiiiiH.wr - :ir - iJiii.rTiiiiir - iiiM.ir,iiiBfliii
half the usual mice for the Schutzenfest
weeis, ana negouauons are now pending
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with the railroad companies jn.adioinms
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I w",vw
Kr.ntPQ f nr thA
etates lor tne saw oi excursion ticuets to
unariesion at one-iourm -tne regular rate,
Delegationsfrom the Northern and.; Fes-
tern States are also egepected : t,o r visit, tlie
im. . . . - .
rrmen to tb Pool.
I mo Auureis m. iu iieraocrauc ii;on
Washington, April 20.
Thr- ' "Address of tlie DemocVaticCon
gressmen to tiie.renpie ot tne .uountry,"i
States b 3 and exaggerated-'cha'rges
oldisofder and violence, which had their,
origin in the mischievous minds of politi
cal managers inlhe Senate and House of
ijrryr;ic:ffrt''yrr: .
Aepreseuuvea, uuu 10 wniuu we regret to
-8ay, tj,e Executive has given 'his aid, and(
thus helped to influence the popular feel-
In all this course of hostile legisla-
tion and harsh resentment no word of
conciliation, of kind encouragement or
fraternal fellowsnip, has ever been-spoken
iricsiucut ur ujr vyouyiesa to uie
1 people of the Southern States. They have
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1 been addressed only in the lansuagp ot
proscription. We earnestly entreat our
felloW-citizens in all parts'orthe Union to
spare ho effort to maintain peace' 'and or-
der, to carefully protect the rights of every
' .tA rna i,:!.:-- i
courage any violation of the rights of any
Porllo.n .f tb people' secured, under the
Southern States, because it, is thus that
I tnev seeK to divert tne attention 'of-thA
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country from the corruption and extrava-
ir arice ln.their administration of oublicf-
tion of a centralized military government,
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;L ?V,',u Fankc ;tn ,'cir'cnil.;.'H 'llr
The Indianapolis Journal of Jthe' 12th
instant.says;. , l-'t -" ; .u'-" t ; :
Yesterday afternoon daring -the pro-
refi9 of thft pPTfnrmftninTlohinnr.ir;
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cus a numoer oi me eeperin ine canvas
adjoining wefe-eoga'gedid feeding the au7
Zl S'A"
excited - and 'exceedingly ravenous and
m'ore than the usual care is generally taken
gson
Js? faf door LS-'IrtW
! ibZr?-??e?t0, hrow ia
I A rri O n ft t h A to o ornn a ' Tins tont woo" filll
among the wagons. The tent was filled
iIth ojvjj Wfrfttlnj Monaetf Jind chili
dren, and a.cene. of wildest terror alonce'
-ensued, -.The latter ran screaming ever
as ague in tneir en.irtsto
Le?caPe- ,A8 !?e leopardess .struck the
' Hrirtrlra nnrl tilUtnnripra or a till last Tuesday, the day, that ,Uongress.l
at work in CharlestbhV ; A ?- to adjourn, and tben .asked ;i leave to. SOTjTJBIiE-'! :
, .. make it. bavins sent printed slips of. it to I w a j
VyiJ .arr? tatrf.tlie ,nester I Bo3t9a and to the New- YorkVaW, j , . v , - -V A.V COIUDl
Tl.Tnrt.f.r Will rfm IMG. Ullbb Cation ill a Short I Irnrttwinf that tfA finatnr Wnnlrl hnvn lMt 1 "' 1". ' i! ' t'0'fcr, , Jtr
:-V " ' : ',r V . -'i : I :iu.f u j i ii.' : Hf!3tfei In AmmonlMnl and'Alhm
o i . '11 K1! .c.ij A J. .J , I rinnn in a niov that 1 nnru. nrnmn n flvp
i: c i ... 4u t ;a w. , 'ti:' ir-4- i asKKti 11 1 in wueiiier lit: wuuiu ussau uic
Kn,Dnu Slie mae an enorc to seize .tne,Ti''NiltJoiiA fonrtii hri WA-hii.-.
lDe teetn Dareiyy passed, through. It is
!uPPe. inai tne screams irom a f. sides
Mghtener Jier betorQ luf ther-Jiarm
dor, causing a retreat. i..
A number of.thc employes of the circus
obtained ropes as soon as possible, and
afrer "severat efforts and the display of con--
siderable skill, suoceeded inrlassoin2 the
taujuutti anu uhuiuj uexjuuii to uer quar
iters.,. ,yiin-t))epanip had, subs ided and
ftil leara were allayed by the: capXve, the
surnrntidihss'-weTe bf-'tho iridsr ltrdicrous
possible character. .Several silver ,badged"
n nrl Kln a- ji .1 " .
uiuc uumeu genitemen wo were
standing carelessly around when ' tlie
alarm was given had -alt. mvsterionslf
vanished save officer Tom Wilson, who:
was seen defending from' a point-toWara
the top of the , centre-pole, ,un whiclr 'he
had shinnedby the aid ot theguy-'ropes:
A reporter of the SentUd, is evidtnt-;
ll-! tl16J-erin tbe Darwinian theory, and
thought bis first cousins might help him'
in:casof emergenpy, was safeiy; perched
on the top of the cage" of monkeys "
Mr. Beck's Answer to Batler. '
Mr. Beck got eave'repJytqnButlejr
in4efebce of the Senator - f Kentucky,
Wlio had Tbeen so'foully denouocedby
him. That Senator and tjiatinemer had
had;, a controversy on. thq floor-iof be
Senote. - : -.'.. ;
L M- Butler interrupting Oh, no; 1 had
no controversy with him. A J- ; .
.Beck..- w Senator denounced
tne member, on the floor or thft tspnate. a3
a "d-r d scouridref f ant! t iwo'n1A"cnarac-
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They 'had a quarrel on' the "floor of ihe
Senate; ; It ought to have' ended 'there;'
and would have ejided there; but for the
fact that the member from MnssachusetU i
saw fit to come on the floor of - the House
and use language grossly- offensive to' the.
Senator! from Kentucky, and it wasjafter
that that; the Senator had pronounced the
speech which had been quoted , by the
member from Massachusetts. If he had a
personal explanation to make,? he . should
have made it at once, but. ho ? had waited
the city before he could have seed it' in
print." Therefore I 'objected because it
OaQ Deen UCIQ Up SO lOD, EDU BOX, UeUaUbe
I1 did-not want o-give the gentremnn a
chance ot replication. . -.
gi ttogw wuttath. would
not let me speak so long as the indictment
againsi, uisjscaie wascpniiouea:? i tf -
jjxr. xcck.: xi 1 imu uau uu uupuiiuuiirjr
to reply to -that Jndictment I wpuld have
tenator.fromKentacKy;;;ana ue replied
that ho-would not, and on that statement
against it,
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Laughter. nri -O't'i ! j ri1
hrWboa the membec rises. snd-'rannoapces
that tha.Sepator.trom .Kentucky has been
wa shielded hv hU ace and that he did
was suieiaea dj nis age, ana inat ue uiu.
I ot seet tlie proper redress,.! nave oniy to
I SnV th!lt TOIUIP HIT SPtlfttdf 19 HP mPr A
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V.UVU bUW WUIV4 J aWMiU.v I
,WullJ uor-a. uiauKguaiu, iueuie4uiuci wu.i,6 Handsome suburban Hqiua.2 miles from
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ftpt anTT rnnrnaa i mm nim tnftr i-p rppks
011 Ki rip of thi hall or anvwhero 1 else
outsiae 01 inis . nau or .anywuere .eise.
Laughter. I do not believe that ,it?lies
it the, mouth of the member irom
w- - i ' f it 1 , v o
4jxaasavuusci,t!s iU i wi. uuuui uij , dcuu-
"tor'Derng shielded, by his age or not
seeKing proper reqress. 1 nave wunessea,
scenes with -that! member vrhich satisfied
epplrinir nrnnpr roroaa T Viavi
seeicing proper redress. 1 nave witnessea
scenes with -that! member vrhich - satisfied.
mekthat heyould not seek' Ihe: re-dress! to
which. hfe alludes. Lanffhter.i l Ha. does
naf fnrrrpf that- T Iiotzo in th monno f
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iiz,z or- i ;r ru" r :
.w.oi lu
did.tiot think there was any white! man
ttyat. would, take it .without a fight, and
tl)at the decent negroes in my( State would
fight over it. lUproarious laughter., '
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.uii xmuauitu uciisiveiy; . x was un
account of hisextreme age, perhaps. ' -
Mr. Butler (pointing to Famsworth) :
He is not a white man. ' ' ..
' Mr. Eldndge : Now is the proper time
to call in the' chaplain. Continued
laughter.)
Mr. Cox :. The coroner should be also
1-sent for.
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Horrible Accident..
A most distressing accident occurred at
Peach .ottom, this county r , on Thursday
lasfj.in a small smithshop at the slate quar
ries of Jeremiah Brown. It appears , that
David, Williams, the "smith, was repairing
a drill for one of the , workmen iq the
quarries when another 'workman brought
Pnto- th. keS of Water, for. thej purpose Of
i cmjf?ub , uipiw uie puwuw
t . - e piuqgeujae iron, a
fn. if lit. : :tll ; ,
nd ot the shop, destroying ; the sight of -
both Mr. .Williams', eyes, and burning him
so terribly alL over '.the head .' arid" Body
that at last accounts his life was.despaired
of. ? The ther twd ''men in the shop,
whose names are JfidwaroV' Iiloyd and
John Owens, ; were also:; badly-burned,
though riot iatanyXancosfer (Fa.) Intet-
hgencer: April 18fA.P -r ;:':v,;;: ., ' "
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SPECIAL' NOTICES. 3
NOTICE: ;
puopertt; OWNERS WILI TAKE
iLists for the City win close on thist day
ot their -attention, la particularly
called to the 5th section of the City Ta Ordi-
i :- - - ' ' '',' ''( t'
' 'iu
'Eka
persons Jailing to list their taxable
- hfkf.iifS .IJVi" .
rMI" .
JhetaxlJ'sters.'wiU ben attendance at the
yCipCJC A. M., lO O'CIOCK, r.
(Sunday's ' excepted." j ' Also,
-rkli5.ir 'A vA 'i.m
o'ci(A;k,PM:V ;. ' " r . . ;
as yet lisied their taxes.5 Themonth 6l Aprt
isheatly ended:' ' .?TTt
.uTtfis iiiroktjjiOT,-.o.JeF.c'ATMTio
1 Vi:
ln , SILAS-N. MARTIN, .
njUl ;pr 22-36 ?
;'- ' i ' v , vljsrn Mayor
".j'l. ,, , y, , ii( , jVnifDi . . r.--R
rX'S CELEBIIAT fiDXPJECTO.'
jjBANT-JWO M YTJEli Y, IIO W ; . .
.i-(o;'.Iif:f i- hi ti IT ACTS,.-s,, ; '
f) First it detaches frpm thebronchialor wind
tubes the macna or uiatLer which sometimes
adheres, to them,I:h thp tenacity . of jgine;
becondly. It mitigates the pain, and remdVeB
-Oiri ' cnstrlctlbti of th brdnchlal tnbes and
mascics of tlie chest; f Thirdly; Itr Veals ts the
progress of 'inflafnmatlon'and sb!sjs .the
f lungs to thtoWoff Iheirritattngmatterwhich
'fteeumtilatea y-'5,v t,l'-tapnl'tft.iir !
f';f; i
r' -
1-.-.
250 mfti
april21-tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISOK.
L
N A'V A'SWU'A
JSOTiiaciurersvOt tne
line
A STANDARD
THE J1IERITS WniClI.ABE"ATTEb BY NlfMEROUS; CERTIFICATES
It has givenen tire stiaction' on. CornOotTbac all Bmal(
' grain; root cropa and yegetables'tohiclrlt Ks Deehapplicd.
i.V.
Price, ''955 OO Per Ton,
DONALD UfacRAE, See'y and Trear.
C. Ii. GRAFFEIN,
Feb. 5odS&Ftf Su.Wed Fri
It E A L E S T A T E
' -"i 'OF MEMPHIS FOR 1871.
I' MMEblATELi Fifi'ifc1 'S&j&xyF' toGOlcbD WORTH tF 6hAKES, i&E FOLLOWING
Real Estate and Personal Property -will be drawn at Mempnt8,.Tenn r; ,;. ;
! New Mem'ohtsTtteater.'
t 2. Palatial Residence on ueai street.
. Business House oii Mainstreet... 40,000
, H an dsome Retdd enoe on Shelby street. ........... ........... n.V ........... , . ........... . 26,000
Business Houseon Secoua street. M.
Beautiful Suburban Home, 2 miles from
, Elegant Residence on Shelby street..
j5UalHtJS fiuusu kjil oi.uu hu. guugiu v i hi,' UU
Masmlflcent Bnlldlnff Si to on Vance street.......,...... 5. 7kn
m jfitk RAnldflncivon Jefferson treet........j.
Handsome Building Site on Bass avenue.,., ...... .p..... 4,4on
. SubstaTltial Residence on Orleans Btreet......-..c......... , 8iko
13,. spleadiclliiiildlBg Site on Vance street....
1J. UOllftffe BeSIUeilUBUUUUUeS ttYOUUC .
15. Fine Builaine Site on Vance street...;
i it Raantifiii Km mmrr H rn nn Kasaavenue
1 18-Double. cottaure uesiaenee on vance street
,oiFinB Rniidina-Site on Basaavenue
- I iw7ST&Mnm"vilrtM ta
20. Cottage Residence on Vance strvet:.;.;
si. Handsome Boildinr.ite on Dunlap atveet.....
22. Neat ottage Residence on Lunlap street.
Beautiful Building Slteon Vanee street;
LiU Double Cottage Residence 011 .Dapra. street..
ok HnlH1n i.ta inn 1VI nnonrrat. otroot
I .TTriTVi 7."
t -JL
-5 f ine BQUOing MWOn Bionsairai Bireev a,WU
28 jgaegaat Bniidine 6item Tate1 streets i,6wi
22. Handsome Building.Site on Monsarrat. street.... .......................,.r....... 2,oro
-.A1 or mfrabove Prepertybelns in tne City of Memphis and Its stttmrbs.
, ...... J i J l-r ' l ' 1 f. " '
Splendid Plantati6n, containing 900 acres, in Panola county, Mississippi .$32,000
T71ROM 42 TO 1ES, INCLUSIVE, COMPRISES QENTLEMENS' GOLD WATCHES BY THE
jD best makers. Diamond Sets and Rings, Sterling 8olid SiWr Services, Ladies' Gold
Watclres and Chains, and other Jewelry, ranging from $'J0 to $2,000 each, and every article be
ing placed at our regular selling rates. . - . , : . . ; . , . : - ,
F. D. BARIUM & CO , Jewelers, Memphis, Tenn.
Tho large number .of Agencies being established thrbnliout the'eotmtry, and the demana
for shares, induces thebeliet upon the pajrt of the Mar agers that they will be able to announce
the' drawing to take place on the'riRSir DAT OF JUNE. '' . i
49. For Agencies, Tickets, Circulars or any Information as to this Grand Real Estate Dis
tribution, address . -- - ; ,
' PASSMORE & RIJFFIN, .
-S "' REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND MANAGERS.
' ! '' 1 " '' ' ' 44 S'A"DAMS-1 STILBET ;MIIPIIS,.TIUlISrESSEF.,
Who respectfu'lly refer1 to tti4 citliems of Memphis. - ?, .". s ,
hew- store,: ::'
. .... ... '
nvEket:;streeti
No.
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B
W IT I Hi iL
a. Weill; Agent; ;1
Wlioleeale and . Retail Dealers
IN
STAPLE AMD FANCY DRY- GOODS
If olions; IolliIuff, Boots and
. , v'-,v.'2-jri-,TTS:K.4 .T . V .
SliocsIl'ats Tirid Papa, Ac.
sUuilm;
- - - - -IT.
tdfyr
KRS to examine, our Extensive, Stock before
' ! r:;-r j f:rr,:-;u jdT
.r't .. .7 .. ' '
.w, .i::,.,, ,
Offer Superior. Inducements
,!;fel44f , i- '. '.. ; .Mi a; ret:
PUBLISHfiD EVERY, "WEDNESDAY AT
jJ.:
FFIRS$ CLASS. - WEERL T.
-1 TX) vTHEi MERCHANTS; OF THE; CAPE
JFear, Section, tha STAR offers, special advan
tages as an advertising medium.
V
i Ittr
, . The Editors will spare not palna and labor
to make the columns of the Mxfiioir Stab bbth
?mw8y aad attractive y , ( -f Uo
wit nj n-?i Editors.!'.
- F O R S' A L E - -
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aa 1 1; :
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, ;: ONE FINE LAKiiE mBEli
TKbrFIHEa'ABCrfe HOKSESJ
Wftrriiti tecl 'Sonna ' iiMd C en tel.
3
N O C-.OrEI P A N Y,
ratent mmomatea
NAVASSA PHOSPHATE,
etejvlilanure,-,
Salt and Soluble JPhospnorie Add.
FERTILIZER.
i.'iJ f 'I
Oi&luor QGS oa Credit.
It. B. BRIDGERS, President
Snperlntendent.
D TST R I B TI T 1 0 N
$ 5 E A C H'.
50,(00
..., o,000
Memphis, 15 acres.....,,;............. 24,000
.......... 24,003
......
4.80J
7500
4,800
tne ctrl2acres.
, 12,k
4.UUJ
e,so)
4.oon
v.......,..,...,..........:..... s.s-jo
.........i:...... 4,oco
w. ........ 4,0i0
. 4.1
...... ..,.T......f. ............. ............ 2,(1(0
...... , --- -' - - - -
Xii?Z
valued
,210 to ftlOO
Tenh.
New Crop Molasses.
300 HHDS.
OF NEW
Muscovado Molasses
OF VERY SUPEttlOB QUALITY.
Just landed and for sale bv
mar 20 tf
Wll LAUD nurs.
The Cape Fear
TXAS producc4 the largest net increase of
of anyTmanure,wheii fairly tried. Tor par
ticulars address T. M. BT7IE. Chemist,
Cape Fear Chemical Works,
I febl6S4Ftf i , ; , . - Wilmington, N. C
ColDY iwringer,
HAS NO EQILIL! tight: 8iniple; Dura
ble ; Perrct X runs so easy, a xhiid can
turu it.- .Wan anted superior to any in.iw
nlarket. Try it!
S'!';3V!--t; " Send for" Terms.
COLRT BRO'3 & C"i,
.. .-.103 Broadway,
.: aplWf
300,000 Pounds
OP..THE .
TriOR tolem eis6nabie terms at thCP
JG .Fear Chemical Works, Castle street,"
mington,"
ri t IUJIE.
Chemist.
Just Received
SablCChoico jirais of Balti-
raorTlonrj1 20 Pags'Prime Bio
Coiee B. & c-
Molasse, SalSyrnp
; ''e'a, Ac. Also on consignmetn,
- vM- . u-.
10 TUBS VIRGINIA BUTTER.
.'5.'.:iL'yi:i Vj Small size forfamUy
'All of which win be sold Idw for CasH,
iiU-i.,SouWWaterStieV'
:1 2I-tf SMITH A 0LPHA
marl2-tf O. G. PARSLEY A CO.
aprl