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! M t ' jTObitaary "notices,", tributes of reaped,
: f'7 'kc.'.'charfited halfdvertlsiiig'.falli when
f j paid for lu advance of paMicatlonV'In all other
I aaa ees'rtfli advertising rate ytm bejenanrea,
imTAR IS'JLAZGER THAN
; ; noticjS jcojiTJuscitiiiEits. . j
xJn raakipg remtttaocesfor subscriptions
or advertising, aiwayswnen pracuuuu c,
send drafts or Jchecks or: postoffice orders;
money, but -always in a registered letter.
A & stinaly understood r we Will
not be responsible: for money lost in jits
transmission, to us by mail, unless it is in a
duly .registered letter r.jyMiri a i
tf
J. In the conflict fwhin . the . Republican
i" party," between Grant Vand a s portion? ot
... those nv ho "made -him5 President ot. lhe
United StatteVcontro1 of toomacl1' cr? i7
..-'party organization and official i'..;.anago'
have so lar given lue.jtrresiuenusuuiivpiu
'taga. ' ibbedienceo th'e Administration
waxacfed" and' obtained' 'regarding, the
? ,7j,uiklwill,:deapil3B the evident reluc:
n tance'of : man'y7 ReptibUcans to-'give the
!(. liCw .II".)'-- i ;-l w.fcl "'"-rriL S",:rr I
1 measure countenance. The-. House or
' a.1((1,RepresentatiTe3 , snubbed Butler, ; threw
I his bill under the i.table,,, -and - again and
C w again by- a ttwo-thirds majorityyoted a
, rcsoiution tb,adjournlA rThia policy was
; : inaugurated ;b Speaker; BUlne. and it
j t i'-yrto approved ' $nd' warmly sustained by
v !the 'most respectaDle Republican members-
'th'elUdical'coierie w.tha Senste1; led by
,;' .Mprtonf checkmated , , the ; H.ouse,; and
kJ bringing Executive influence to bear;'suc:
1; ; ceeded in coercing Congress into the ex-
i 4 actment of themontrous bill, now- on th$
. staute.booic. , .. ., - - i.m
l u,.i 'ijfot only the respectability of the Repub-
f ;J ; lican party in Congress were arrayea
1 ... - against the measure, but 1 it encountered
K 7 ; also the bitter hostility of ; the' ablest ! and
i - ,i Dest Known, ivepuyiicaa jouruavj . vi me
t - North . and VVst. r The New York
i;i ! ltienin9Pott''&it&rbji 7 the'renerable
ui.. Bryant led the opposition. ; He; was
!i ( seconded by the Portland (Maine) Adver
? titer, the Springfield Republican, Hafper,'s
TTHyi tiie ifwn, , the' Buffalo Commer
cio the 'New York :f Commercial, !: the
; ' ( tJ Cincinnati'. Commercial, 1 5 th6 St. Louis
" (Democrat, the Chicago Zuijfthe Detroit
1 Tribune. Of the -'really ;independent Re
publican journals those not owned and
jl- maintained by ' : custom house cliqu es ox
other btlcial rings, the.NeW Yprk Tribune
5 alone failed to loin 'in strong "and Jvehe-
v. ment protest against theKnKlux b ill and
0 ; kindred legislation. The Tribune! vrhile
'', ?'ioyaI tojadicalism, sef ms not unfrequeut
ly to realize the penis ? ofiJhe Republican
11 party and the follies which have begotten
those perilsl Mr.; Greeley, ' distracted, by
conflicting emotions, .is in a painful quao
r.daryJle is, alter a sort, the father of the
Republican jparty.L He sees it torn to
- pieces and going headlong to ruin, and
t U1 f f 'iffljctedoiilg QTjkVs .
, -beart can be. . ,Grant is an insufferable assj
and withal mercenary. But be ia place,
and how to get rid of him without utterv
ruin is the trouble with Mr. Greeley, and'
' a very harassing questicn" it1 'is" and is
likely to continue to" be. -! H" n'14 ; ,j
The prominent Republican journals to
which we have referred, besides others of
hardly inferior ability and influence5 have
been consistent and resolute in denuncia
tion of the u Klux bill both before and
since its passage. The. determined course
of these great organs of public thought
must seriously , affect . party a relations
throughout the country. We baya already
given the view.s of jtbe. NY. Evening Post,
which indicates unabated hostility, and
demands tlie repeal of the 1aw,( .The Post
copies from the Portland Advertiser, with
imposing signtficance, an article which
urges the nomination of Senator Trum-
' bull for the 'Presidency.;' The'0; advocacy
of the clainja of one holding Judge Trum
bull's opinions necessarily leads the Post,
1 and the i Adtertis'er very far i away from
r what has een the Accepted creed of Rad-D-ica1i8mjdungaeverat-years
past.tiT. f
Among the ablest and firmest of the
anti-Grant Republican journals is the Chi
cago Tribune, a paper known to be in cor-
umi Bjmpaioy wuu oenator rrumDuii, and
generally suppbsed" to.be the organ of his
opinions. , We make a brief extraet from
the Tribune": ' '"...-C ; "
SnALL THB SWOHD SURERSEp TB;E LAW 1
, Representative ierr of Iadlanif sent up
to the clerk's desk, on Wednesday an r.
;,. tfble ffom the Chicago x TriUne. entitled :
j ,some portion ofthc.Hquse, jincludjnghe J
' remnant of tbe'high tariff faction, we prbl
- uuni, vuuuguut wuxvu wuiie io set. uo a
tout of la.ught.er, we will reprint rthe r-i
..ucie - ior ine purpose of , atrording the
public another opportunity to see where
the laugh comes in: 1 ::''.
1 ... onan tne wora supersede the. Law t'l
I "and thd article was read,' to' thVprofit,' we
i f i have no doubt: of the entire HotiseV' Aa
J VY2take t0 8ay first; that no law
-passcdiby-CotigreB37ftSi U-' party 'measure,
, flnce;the Republican.iparty Jame into
'Ztl r!ce,ivd 80 Mttle;-countenance
and Wpport; from-the 'Republicaii
' 'PW?.M VhU' for bill;' second thaltPS
such law has ever received ' b6' much and
r,80 powerful oppoaitiOrrtroci eTRepubU.
n ,caa press ; third," that .no;;6Ucli law" has
, . A. ! vT-1 - .7 s,. .!. . 1 ,
1' ". v-. ':
ever encountered so much and so powerful
t .vnioaTr o i c mi u c s 1 1 p tiblica n le ad
era in both Senate and llouse; fourth,
that no such law has ever received so few
rrarks of pupula'-srrpf,5rt and -"apprCTETT
filth, that the H r its If coulduot favf
been passed if it&ad not beev limited '.tt
l?Tlr" in "rZan.
Jrpassingjft atali, apcLa. ,c o n fesslo noLi ta
0f4h.e3l3).Tiv:n article, and
concludes thus: ;. -" - ' v v ' . . ,
The foregiliJgj5Sl analysis was. ne
eessary to demonstrate in a 'clear mnnm
thoin validity ot -(aMhVWottki
nractinal nroviaiona of thi inCKi aneaurw
TosumupthresultsT
lates the letter of the Cofastltlrtiofcrby" de
claring that to be a rebellion against the
United States, which is nothing rnoie than
a yiolencg to. individuals, and X permit I
t T a " V UM . ...ikAwiirinM
the ; Plesidenlt, 'ioVploy: f ttie f m!itary
forces ins :repxessia'g opposition to State
laws without any application irpm Statfcl
auiuoriiies; uy exicouiug iuc piumumuua
of the'fonttfeenth amendment to cases of
private wrongs; and by clothing tb.a na-.
tional' courts witB Jnfifdictifii' Stkr brdi
nary crimes and tvith the function ot or
itttijpolice'reftession. It violates the
entire sni'rit of the Constitution bvconter-
rii'upon th's :Qstdent jhV.U,me of f eice
a military aiscreuou wiucu ueiou w
him only ascommander-in bhiet in time ot
actualwan and bv destroying the separate
--although subordinate, lndepenaenca or
' With equal pluck and persistency on
tbef fjart of other leading Republican jour
nals in defiance of the'Admiaistrajtio thl
President and his official dependents must
shortlv confront a lyery perilous condition
ot affaW i&t&l. - :
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v ' ideai-hMArbiaoes.
Phoebe. Cousips, of St Louis" ; expounds
the idear marriage as being "a molecule ot
oxygen roaming lonely : through space,
Peeking for 'Its' mate.! Vut findlt$ I none,
when, of a sudden, in some hidden nook
it4iscoverafa moleculfeoThydrogen, when
lo 1 there is a rush, an embrace, and there
is neither any"more oxygen nor hydrogen',
hut a diamond droo-of dew: reDosinr on
the bosomm the lily." It is a rort
fortunate
thing forthe4world we liye.in that r there
are so fSw'dealxnarriagsfo'ra to-
ta disappearance of both is effected after
the molecule ot oxygen1 succeeds' in dis
covering its knate,'' 'if:; all1' the j marriagea
were Ideal, the earth would bo but one
broad-bosomed lily reposed.on by a colos-
al :am9?dru4e.w-drpp. n-The, , question-k
would arise thenWhere, in the pame of
girl ; but really you' must be aware that
this sort ot thing won't do at alt, aild Can
not, under sny(c4rcum8tances, be allowed.
THE SOUTH AJST -THIS NATIONAL
j i i The : comptroller i of the currency, .ac
cording to a Washington' correspondent
of pne'of.lbefNewf. Tcrlc journals, staies
that the Southern States, for whose benefit
in part the bill was passed, increasing the
national bankr currency $54,000,000,: have
so' far beet onable"toTtake 'their -quota or
td estabtisVlheiit sbarVof faaiional banks.
Thus f aV only -about Cfkeeri" millions' have
been paid out'krid' there' kf e 1 applitfatibns
on file for aboot tea 'million a additional.
These com mostly " tronifJtlj1 Western
States and.Temtones. The first distribu
tion was made According. ,to. the-terms of
tne act 01 uongress, upon tue oasis 01
population, .alter mis me aisinuuuuu. i
to be made upon the basis pf the resources
of Bfatei JITiffriWriesr'lt iiithe 'opin
ioa of the comptroller, that, owing to the
c6ndltibn of the South, at ;IeasVtwenty
five millions vlll remain redistribution
amoog the' States' tiricV Territories of th
West at the close of the present year.
THE CABINET.
Rumors of a change in the cabinet are
again revived? Tnis'limeT it is said, Mr.
Fish will positively retire arid "the 1st of
Judb is giyefnff thetlay of his abdication.
Ex-Senator Morgan, it is said wiii succeed
him. Since the death jat General Rawlins
Mr. 'Fish hflrr beentheJ6tiiy5 element of
especial: Tespectabilitj ;un , the',- cabinet
Born and bred a gentleman;' be has always
borne himself a SUCbj ants j8 presence as
welllbis counsels have had a beneficial and
conservative tendency. We know nothin g
of his reputed successor,, n or t the amaunt
he has ' iritribe jfo: ' theGrand Gift
Enterprise, 'but it is nnderstobd he accepts
andill 3iold' the offite -at the 'sufferance
of;JM6rton;wbo remains.) "in th iSenate
Ihat ne may bemore - useful to lhe-Ad"
minislriticVd fmo$'ZTf Vjf;: :
' The Double Heart : orj How-
Mary Ann LovedJTwo Men at Once an'd"
Alarmini? Extent NrftK io
:j
proposed by, a New York, rjanpr fm.
-4 rama to be rnttea textfrt sstywa sensi
viyutu niui, nuuse laients
we may fairly, measure
title of the conlemplaf ed
li6!???06 lU makelan effort'
,8. .Stetson in his great role during, the
1 1 nsuing,summer. .
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The5 Stateof Maryland has. giveh
an order for colossal statue of thejlate
Chief Justice Taney; which is now xpodel
ing in Rome. - " - 8 - i
trHVNlVttf-rfT' fJf"l ijTjuaiivJi" I
the States nyjijhn ftheir appropriate
spheres,' which was 'firmly established; in
th.6 CofaAtitnionja , ftju essennarauje ot
our, institutions, ;;i-w ,.r
humanity, could the men and women be f '
Phoebe, Phoebe, you are a fine imaginative
7" The Washington PatrtwjQA
"the Joint High Commission have not a
vet aVrediiDon either a protocol or a
-treaty, but rarely upon tho-base8v bfTiBt-
tlement.Allthe subjects" of the;fc-negoyL
tiatibn will b embracettin a.ng 4
the rticriats of which pjooab be
Arranged. furjaL-weektom-
baehreatingiwd?&oe'nrfeg4;s perday. I .
, i '
Carolina Legislature1 eatt n or ' writ e u t y en
i- Tennyson 2 refuses t(5 recog
recognise
Walt JVbi.tp'an iaVa poet,) andiis . said td
call JEmerson cruet eiectnneu, .u
' .W-Ben vvaae positively reinsea io oe
a candidate -for. Governor.. oi!r'Ohio--Beri 1 1
W"ademerJs some! thg;i;nhe. breeze. ;.
Xhe Vtnceanoe of .Ftliri-EitFfcor-dlaarv
ana Arfectlnic scenes lit Cnrt.
w6ne-pf;t'fte!NwJY (O'n
.Tuesday la's'i, ah examination; was. had jin'
the case ot HugU-l5iessingr-wno siaoueu
James MfeGoldriclc Uuliai" the daughter
Go .poison yourself.!!; wThei lath er was
then asked if hu.:denied stabbing "the
complainant, and replied, V Deny stabbing
bim Vi .No,- sir, I did it, i.and: intended io
kill himn Here the: man waa seize cL with
hysterics, and shouted, iVOhfr God Hkill
mo here, j udgev ; . w here . I : stan d. f . Wh at
have I to; live for? Mv peace is gone; 'The
coward has rruined imy daughtersand I
am crazy..' Then iiis wiie. passed into his,
and both .were removed fronl thecourt
room. The complainant produced James"
Burns. who swore that Juia anafiimseit
;h aa;tranirease 21ti Eho tuidsOdit dec en cy.
I Here the girl clasped her hafadsnnd aid
I ".Oh. iudce. that is not truev'- Oh, father.
uvji luv, O '
the neck of her weeping parent she faint
ed, andJwas" Jcarried out of court. The
indsre then 'kaid: Ibave examined this
case at length for the purpose of learning
H the Tatherfhaa -been justified m ttvng
ingthe wrong alleged to have been com
mittedTWtho; toroplhiant pad heard
the evidencej'tedvhlle his sympathy was
with the prisoner at, ,the, bar, the., law
compelled him to, place Mr." Blessing un
der S500 ,Uaif to answer:" ,Tbe' bail was
immeaiaieiy tmcreu aim, ui;t;pi,cu,.i.uB
trial to come 911 octore tue uourt or wen
ju&Issaioha : ,
Bapllsi Kdnctlonfilu'Xuvnttonl
in
' Rlcnmond.
nA.rNati6cal Baptist JducatibbaiCcon-
yentibn was held in Brodklvn about a year
ago. ; ad impulse was given 10 we cause
of higher education iti the 'deriomination,
which; ha3 been -resognizect as most; salu
tary. f.,Toj carry jDutana , mftke a practical
what was developel in the convention, a
c'ommlssion" Wasorgauizeid,' with local ad
visory committees in the dmerent iections.:
Under, thcirauspices ajConveBpn.is to be
held next week in Worcester" Mass., and
two weeks atterwarofs Wotherio' Chicago.
A .convention fortihei'Bsfitists of the
southern States was recently held, iiii Ma
rion , Al a. , w 1 1 h - grati fy 1 ng resut ts. Ay e
SaQfh; wit1i ther6dnseut otCBe local advi
sory committee, consisting of Drs. Curry,
Burrows, Samson, Wingate, and Erof.
Harris, is proposed inthis city, to begin!
on the evening ot the 4th of July. The
oneninpr address will be made hv Dr.
Bears, the disiiiguilhdlagnt (h. Fea-t
body iund, and tnere are lew men in tne
nation who is so full on all subjects con
nected with education, or more able to m
,etmeti rPxomVnent e d ocntorr v n Cu cky ,
Alabama; or'giaVS6uthtrarotrnT,lTorth
Uarolma, Virginia, and the Territory of
Columbia, have beeninvited to prepare
papers on assigned subjects, the reading
of which is to be followed by oral discus
sion, rr cry ' " P " '' ' ' " i
TheoccaMon will draw together many
scholars and teachers and friends of edu
cation, and the city- cannot fail to be
largely ueoenuea oj sucn a conyocnuoo,
It is orobable that the ' different Bantiai
churches will make ample arrangements
forthejaccommoqatipti of jvisp Jych
monu never laiis wnen caiiea upon to ex
hi bit her, proverbial, iiospitality. Rich
ing complimentary terms to a co-tem
porary: .'.-..- :
The Wealcly Trombone ha3 at last found
uaTiug muw 11s earnest eiisteuce encour
aged a violation- of the tnosfe-sacred do-
mestic ties by its advocacy.. of free love'
it has";5recently undCTtakeriMhV task o1
generals scavengerv?'by throwing up. the
offal of society, and,, thereby infusins? a
stench into the moral atmosphere tthat is
offensive 'attke" :to 1 idecency arid ; 'public
yiituty j;wuouiuKe. Bieais at midnight
into the'hous,es of, prostitution and- other
resorts Of the' viTarid ' vicious, w hich its1
free love teachings have all along foetid,
it . shakes Its horrid ::hd -rViltf nWnn-
are; ?eroui?bad1occurreneeifJ in iobUrV
iinds:it bis; pamfal: xiutv 'tourujftrav hnt'
thi' Vbluntarveekin friTiJ .NVnftfilrtw
.this.ftee iw.illl Bnrofidg,of the raorab slums
wui?DoMaWocwuigarand
fT ThTgeiftllShg cats as a means'
qfjfaciUtag tteayment;pf,the pationl
-4ebtrnfedo
"tVoli h- , , , lyrt';..
their own name&rJuAeyfvon't take a
of Blessing, testified that McGolduck baa
ruined ;hej rn'ridben fse7isccd him to
redeehi'bis promise of "maffiage, he said,
r "w liuerrenmitim nmiirf etimn ut&MMriT.i.r.ttU'i i 1
.-"HJ ii.ta-a9n t:;-r .;-K'ia iu uf.fi w!;f.) t
associated railways ot G ermaiiv on
or..-roadtj,were i in OermYrf oa
6,960rnxiVere'mAuatriaJahM
land During 187(.ih nl.J..i
ganan, 1,013 milea,o 4nd'- the Dutch; 70
.si--- : ' r
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.W99W:PvWas?lri Jlf""ief SeSJ .wtea Sound and CSeniel.
IrclriTifl.
"According to ofiiciak. statistics in 1869
there were 593,273 agricultural tenants in
ilassedl .3 follaws : "lloldirga nc t exced-
msr one icre. y,o m. : ,aooi odb. awe uu
not exr eeding've aeres, jb p ; t ?ove
five - an 1 not exceeding f-fifti in iuixes,
tUirtycre&TSGboye-tbjrtyrand
not"exceedinrtacrefc-',3:2,511 above"
fifty, 4d4 noLcjglaadxed acres,
ceeding two hundred acreSjarlQTabove
two hundr.fidir aDdnot! texceetmg five
hundred acres,, 8,39 JL; ,aboye. fiyg lppdred
acres," iMl ..From jth.eser figuref.it 5wiu
be seen that '434.074 persons, or " 73- pi r
pen
hold3tess:thattilfteen kfires.3 andJ.iS5;289
persons, or twenty-one per - cfint.f-.Ih6ld
t At r m . - ' '
less tnan nve acres. . -i ?ii
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.'(The. 1 i ntel Ii gence p 1 1 1 h e. d a th T-of ' t be
Hpn. James.M. Ma3on,iwUUbejkfbUnd j in
pur telegraphic column,! :Mr;.:3jIasandia4;
reached.-a;npa old. age shaving been Jaorn
in 707. .Grand-son of.Geofge Masond
fitted as ell'by. . education ..asVby his
tmtWal'Bar&jfoi: the' labors and honors of
bublic-Iife he btolin3eihisiearyJhn)iobd.
one of Virginia's trusted;sbris;"Tu? 1837 he
ritkfM-Renkiel'relkiBin'lis1 feeat arfUhat
hAAfirhnrtfP vRast;Mf TTrion-the 'adoD!
wmww J W . . . ft
lion in xooi uy virgiuia oa iuo uci-cosiuu
Ordinance he resigndd 'bis'seai an'd was
soon afterwards sent -to Europe ', as i r Com
missioner. Since-the war be, bad lived: in
retirement but;wa tjver-anj-earnest and'
w ise observer,, of . public ' affairs. ? Mri
Mason, .while ' showing , littje brilliancy,
. i.-st: A l r I . t : uv . ' 1 : '.'-i-r1 1 1
exoiDiie mrQuga nis.wpoie, ii;e f taose
solid oitalifies ' of dlgriity ' rbrudence and
wisdom wbiciTarnjed Cfor.iiini , & place
among the "foremost, and. most respected of
me .istatesmenr 01 .jvnevc&.jtreier&aurg
eAnewmethod of treating 'the'Tsmall pox
ih jusuuuvy uumciiug ine attention or-me
medical fraternity; and has - more- special
interest to, the public at large from the fact
that the utility of . vaccination iis , being
snarpiy questioned, . ;ifie new?-remedy is
thejUs of the drug Hydrastis Canadensis,
which has been' employed in the treatment
vi. vanuua uiscases, uum in local ana in-
1 iciuui uuuiiuisuauuu, aou wiiicn is saia
pojf in modifying the'disease,, abolishing
its distressihg symptdnis, sbortenibg its
course lessening- its danger, fi and greatly
mitigating its consequences. ! v.t-: f . .-,; i
,.. The plant named Hydrastis .Canadensis
is found in many parts of the United States
and its tincture is niade and sold, -for, med
ical purposes. .The plant is popularly
called Orangejptand' sometimes called
yellow puccqontljuUtmustuDqt btfc'eon;
founded,. withrnother,, plant commonly
called, puccoon. , Theeflicacy of.this remt
edy caq readily be ascertained, by trial, as
I n is wiium easy reaco. i.,
f. ,T-C;-IUi.'!- .5.'. .fa .01 ...v i . .. ...
I I u.'!iL! '.j.'J-"..vi-- - - '
IfPite county, Ala. wak lately. 'yislted' by
a terrible storm,' which the papers" say was
by far the most fearful Ihing of 'the1 kind
ever known in that county, if not inc the'
State. Persona who have mited the scene
of the general wreck report that income
nlacos the bark was wrenched from the
.bbdieiqf Jthetr?
windl A'wajroh wheeK . troo"and.iub-
stahtikliri ftej'Vewas-ittpne lifted
from the grottA'd 'khd torn! 0' pieces as a
situiig luttu in i j 11 l urusu a uagne toy.
Every spoke was broken from the hub and
the axle wrenched -oft at the linch-pin J
These and otherfreaks of the furious winds
VblicueaTor oy good and reliable men;
and no douty eriie to,the letter. :,
:(ai'i .1 SPjlQIAL 'NOTICES. : U -
?l llJuar iiXIXX V B SIEDICATIOTf. ; :
I rA radical change has beenlntroducedbthe,
practice of medicine. ' Physicians hav ceased
16 tortnro amJ prostr Ate -their pailents.1 4 In
stead: of pulling down, tht-v build uo s instead
of Assaultimi nature, they assist .heV''Cup
aaus, NuuuB,. iisiringj venesection caio-
mel, aitlinony, atupifymg haredtics, andisp.'
ing pnrgaUves, ohe ihVav"orfto resources of
the faculty, attnowrarelj xesottgO-to even
bythe mos dogmata memoers of theprpfes
WonThep)4' creed .'as f thfrt. disease , was
seething wfiicii miiaji be expellad by violent
artiUcial means; rrrespective, of theVear a,ni
jKoaj. luo yiwi organizauon m1 Tne process.
The new creed recognizes th improvement
of the general health as essential to the cure
of all local ailments. Honee . it 4a i that Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, the most potent
Vegetable i tonia ; that pharmacy 1 has ever
brought to the assistance of nature, in her
struggles with disease, has been oifi laii-ir un
proved by practitioners of the modjrn schooL
6 is picaaant io renect that reason and phil
osophy haare at last beer victorious over the
errors of the past, and that thousands, and
tens of thousands, of human i-p1 n era urn ol Ivo
and weir toay .who would indubitably be
moulderlug in, their graves, had they been
subjected to the pains and1 penalties' which
reemed , orthpdoxi and i indispensable
thlr or forty years ago., 4, , i Z r
xreventive medication was baamo fi.nni,
of then ; but now it. is considered para
mount importance,-and the celebrity ol the
standard invierorant. aimHira a-n
tive of the age, (a title which Hostetter's Bit
" unvo ittuijf cameo. Dy tneir lonr career of
eucceBsa Is mainly du xo its -effloilnoy as
Auvwiiyepreparauoa,T Y It " Uli 1 i
.wuAQowx moamera is urgently reoom-
7 -j . . .. ,.kVIA, AU'
tATySllEAQEItOlJS."-
now beyond all hope of recovery, might now
'.be hale, andliearty, hai ie not neglected that
sight .Vough. Be tdvisedy if you ; have a -
Cough or Cold, get at once a bottle of dr -
cent:1 'of 'the agricultural -tenants , in Irer
land hold less thab'thirty8 acres' 6f '.land,
al86 286.988 rjersdrisbr n fiftV :pof 'tent.,
enteredthe Iffpmdept,
AVashingtoii5 and after serving,.' e tlian
tiosen tD. the.J United
tcj. uutLwus ana Temuten fevers, . diarrhtBa.
dysentery and other mahidiesv - ' . -jYaptil
8odl.ir Snn.Wed JTr I o t ! - '
STuifP0?Tn1 yi soont.T tfZLi&S' 'WEEKLY:
-f:TUis superb HaiflDye ta the W fti iA tpfl-zU
i-r-PerfeCtly 3 Harmless, -Eolratdfe and tlristfint'
,xanepns.f rfoiUsdppointmat; ?-K ReMiculous
TmtsoUnpleaaantOdorii The enlne w.
a., iiatcnelor'a Haip-4)ye produces IMME DI-ATELYasplenUaiB-pr
Natural Brown.
Poea ppt Stain the Skin but laaves- tbetlBalr
InUiean. Soft and- n.nfnU tThta rtnlrKflfA rfl
TrfectT)y elSolalli. Taetory
J.6 dstretv'Nqw-i York, oa nt rjfjwa l J.
jjttuwuxu nave formed "i col
JL partoerthlpj and arepreparU to ,;dh irt
fcgr ' n nil m iiiiwiii i
Er.T1ftJC 1 ..JKrm.-rFrv:-auvT.-,-...' ,'2 -AjMdrt'-'
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tl31i33-i-'itO'J.Vj.IC)L--
neurit vi i-rTinaVfJ
, 3,Price,Reducea5oto $500eronUCash
Or 855 00 oiL;.ri:ipie -witu 7 rer Jcut, Interest. 1
APPROVED-B-PLA'NTERaGENERA:
-,- A .E.U L L IJ P IB,0I'?H'fi'N D .
. . .
, T. D. WINGHESTBB, Monroe! r ., i i nt
utJ)FOS115R, HOLMES &CO Salisbury ;
C. F. LOW"E, LiexiDgton.!'.'! i - i -' : a : u
t&. j. liifiLL. & uo.. uign romt.
.nttiy 'LOCAL AGE NTS WAlfTfiD IK
nhhltfP1'?.., -.U -il t I''UJ --42 -
jC WiiUiNOTo, Ni C.; Feb. 2-eodtf mi L-
E E A L E S T T E
3Ja of vJM -?,-'9"
QRMJIS1EIVI PHI
S TT A R E S' .
la i Ivi-KO'l li iiiJij'j ! tic i :ht; . i d t-.i .
For rampMet'cohtalrilng fall particulars andTree6mmen.datfon9 Jof numerous Planterg
; .nrcor t.aboiiv Jj- iir.-4 4 IJeKOSSLT fc CO. State Agents,
x . diaamjbaxjaj. x.uu i muuj u, ; .
IMMEDIATELY AFTER TH.E SALE OF $5C0,C0 WORTH OF SHARES, THE FOLLOWING
Real Estate and Personal Property will be drawn at Memphis, Tenn :
2. Palatial Residence oh Real street.......... i.......v.s...... mr
i). xtixaiiwsii JJ.tUB uirjuamtiueBt
1 V- l .j'w v. vvu... ............................... 28.
5. Business House oaSecoad street ...4...U:kl..i... .;....... ...;.;.;.;a...'..,... 40
' 6.) Beautiful Suburban HomeSmiles from Memphis, 15U acres '
, 2. Elefiant Residencw on Shelby street..;.'.v:'.:. S'
M. I unniiAmA KMiinonna nn Kriniltxr Qtraot
8. Business House on Second street... .........:.. i. ..a ..l.- ... " TnTfJi
. i.Magnlltoent Building Site on Vance street M s'7 .
10. Fine Residence on Jefferson .street. .;. r....i.j........... 22'ooo
TMIS0e,BDulldingSlteDSBas3 avenue.... tlm
12. Substantial Residence on Orleans street. 1... s oco
13. Splendid BuilcUngite on Vance street... ..-;.-v:;...;v..-i:.;v..-,ii.'.:;...'i'i,8oa
It. tta:e RBSidence on Jones avenue,. .-..... 7600
15. Fine Building Site on Vance street.:.. ... 4 800
14. Handsome suburban Home, Vfi miles from the cty, 12 acres... ...... " 12'mo
JI-S1 R4ing.Site on Bass avenue..,....,. . ...... 4X03
18. Double Cottage Residence on Vance street'..:'.;..;;.4...;.;...........;.;.,.... 6iMn
19. Fine Building Siteon Bass avenue.. :u.. ...... ..;...'...i.i.........:......i.4'...... 4000 -
20. Cottage Residence on Vancest rt et . .. . ...... f ... . ....... 1 ... . . , , 5,5
xi.- uanasome uuuumg csixe on uuniap street..;vi;...i.ii.v;. ;.;....;.:.....;;;;.... .'..v.:. ' 4,000
n A rt ma An .1 Am Art. A.n lawrnVrtn' a . .
2?. Beautiful Building Site on Vance street t. 4,8U
it. Double Cottasre Residenooon Duure street:.:..;...-...-....-.!. '' i. -jy . '- ' m
25 Fine. Building Sit on Monsscrrat street...,,..,.... t...k .;..r.-.;.......,.L- ioro
2?. Elegant Building Site on Tate street. ....'..v.......'.... .:............ 1 600
27. Handsome Building Site on Monsarrat street,, i.; i .. . . . i4. .. . i .. 2 .v.,.1. . : 1 Joco
" All ortbe above Property belujf in'tho City or BletnpUis and its BnbNrbs.
28. Splendid Plantation,' containmg Sob acresin Panola cotinty, Mlisis8ippiAslCV!;VhllV.3iooo
Malciag, in alii ta dtwUft and vataabte pieces of Real Estate, challenging- comparison villi
any distribution ever perore onered to tne
public.
-T7r6m'29 to? if,' INSLtTSifV3E,iARE PRIZES COMPRISING 10 CHICKERINGt PIANOS, valued
J3 . at between (175 to $1,050 each Also, three Estey & Co.s Organs, worth from t2io to two
each. andjlacel at our usual selling rates.
" T ' H. G. HpLLENBERG, Agent for Chickering Sons,- Memphis, Tenn.
EROM 42 TO 156, INCLUSIVE, COMPRISES GENTLEMENS' GOLD WATCHES BY THE
best makers. Diamond Seta and ' Rings; ' Sterling Solid Silver ; Services, Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains, and other: Jewelry, ranging from $ao to $2Q09 eacband every article bo
ing placed at our regular selling rates, " - ' . - , -
. J.: y:uefcv v . .4 - -F; DwBARNUM'& COJ JeVelers. Memnhis. Tenn.
in ! fete
' The large number of Agencies being established throughout the country ,'and the tlemana
foif shares, indude's' tliebelict npon the part of the Maragers that they will bo able to announce
the drawing to take plaoebrrthe FIRST bAT OP JUJfE; ' sniuf' 1 - -
' jr?i,or ,Ageneies; tickets,' Circuiarl'or any information as lo thik' Grand' Real Estate Dis
tribution, address i lojiwrnJiMHi-ij A i : ;. ,;- w at -!:.v-- u-i-.-j ....
,fr-'s" --v PASSMOItE,fc RUFFIX
, , yte- REAL iESTATE AGENTS AND MANAGERS,'
? u: o;v:-i m.l&i4n AftABSj STBJRET' HBIIFlilJSTJSAINESSKV., '
;i "Tho respectfully refer o the citizens b Memphis ; . .; ;.u,. r .faar- SWm.
NollHark0:.S
f U vl!snci j'fe tf.adnJ5'.;S r A Mod 4 .
iJfiial ,Vii;!ft v':'J f U '
- l 0 -r tsrvfc
io..f.jt'ir't Jink's lI !j i.i.
Wholesale and lie tail , Dealers
filT-
x TV . J
It i.-.-.'l'! !" .
' : ' ... --.i. mtA
STAPLE AND FANCY. . DRY" GOODS,'
Notldns, Clothing, Soots, sand
'fr2?.t : ,e...- 3,t- - .' :.,.." .fe - .
, Shoes, Hats and Caps, tc. ; -
Ji ill- tlffii'ow iif;; Jraaat-iliw jnli?e
We respectfully inteWpEgiLE ByT
,RS to examine our Extensive, Stock before
"-.
purchasing, as we are able and willing to'i j ;
... , flffiiv SnnrAi Tndnfmni. Tr
Ihe:dar
PBIHE.EVEE WEDNESDAT AT
l ' . 1 MARICVY Ctl Tt 1 H. fll
f tl-iU'h : 5 . i. v . .... ..-r
3 TO 1 THE1 MERCHANTS OF THE CAPE
I Fear, Section; tlm STAR offers- special advan
$$ige as an advertising mediunu' iTuaj. 1
The Editors will spare no pains and - labor
to make the column Of the Makiok 5txr b otk
"newsy" and attractive? -" i
if fc9Saii C"c2ERAt ib'fefTfirjMAN, !
S. dmar?S2ti;U4 fi .t'H. i o 1? .!'E6?itor. t
"."
r t .
i i Ap -i at a rt ft ; t v 1 : A
TWO FINE LARGE HORSES,
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JAS; SLO AN.'&' SONV Greensboro' ;'
f , f ... " uinsboro. -
-fJf,".M. A" ANGIKR, Dorhams-' -' :'
v I My W. JAB VIS, Wilflotf. :fl ,:,
.EVERY TOWNIK THE 8TATE , "ti
. - THES;STATB -AGENTS.
M Wl-iBT-tO N
S ;FOR -1 87 I
X T?. A C Tf
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t..Mf.. . 4A Onn
000
,000
000
IV1
New Spring i Butter.
UB FIRST SHIPMENT of NEW BUTTER '
Is now In Store from the 8. Sj.4,4Benefactor.,'
' As it is our intention i o sell only w
- 'Hi !' I .-(.Ait 't'.jti'jt.l It. 5 "
T H E B J: S .T i B U T T E R ,
; ' ..-'.: ..- . .. - ...v .. , :r'Ju.sui J --,
Our Customers, and House,ke,eper3. generally,
'. may rely on our sending out none
.in; ;,v;tp iPUT, THE.EST- ( i- ' A
in'-.-' , f :"t'' ' .'. 1 t V.' 'i. ', . '' ' I I
CHlSrl).-MTERS & CO.",
'aprit 20-tf
v : t ! 7 iortn rront street.
- ..jotiue.
.- ' ''-';.'H- .i- S. ( '. w ... , . 'CJ..1 11
THE EIRM OF CANNON & OLDHAM hav
ing been dissolved by mutual consent,
notice is hereby given to all partKJto owing
said Arm to make immediate payment to S.
N. Cannon, and those having clai ms to present
them to him, he alone being authorized' to
sign in. liquidation. . j . ....... .
' ' Vc; - AMtEL X.X'XNNOK,
apl28rlwr ,rrf C. "V7oLDUAM. iw
The Capo I?ear- -
:'d -hi;.
HAS prodtreed the largest .net crease of
IT
o any manure, whea fairly tried;! For par
ticulars address D. M. BUIE, Chemist,
I, ii-iA ' - CapeFear Chemical Works,
it 1; .V 1 y
or,
HA S NO EQUAL J Light Simple ;
bie; Periect; runs so easy, a child can
turn It. Warranted superior to any in tl
market.1. Try it I
Z; AGENTS WANT ETERYWEEEU
" - ' Send ror" Terms, . . . .
COLBY BRO'S A Co.,
:i 10$ Broadway; N. V.
apl8-tf
300,000 Pounds
' ;', -" :' r OF THE ''"'j ;'n. v ".. ' . '
TjlOR sale on reasonable terms at 'the Cape t
JD Fear Chemical Works, Castle street, Wil-
n M. BUIE,
Jfust Received
OblshoiceiBrandsof'Balti
! inbre' tloiir,1 2(1 BagsTrirne' Itio
Coffee,- 20 Bbls Ski gars ' A. - B. & C.
Molasses, Salt, Syrup, Soap, Starch, Crackers,
Tea, &c. Also on conslgnmetn,
10 TUBS, JIRGJUflA BUTTER,; j, v.i
l;rUv i.KO LBS CHOICE NrCv HA.M9, --
Y Small size for family 09e
All pf which will be sold low for Cash, -
At iso. o, soutn water bhwh
aprl 21-tf- , ',J.. '. J " "SMITH Jfc OLDHAM.
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