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BY JOHN S. C. HOGAN & CO.

HEIIPIIIS APPEALPUBLISHED DAILY WEEKLY

JOHN S. C. HOGAN & CO.

rBK'K ' Mt'BICRIPTIH.Daily (In iduw per annum : : (11 on

" " ptrk r aTo per com II tWeekir per annum (Id idruei) ; IN

uor-- No 4ub.rtir.tion entered on oar malfbook, for lees Umi than one mootk.

B4TDI : ADTEBTIStfAM.One qare lniienion

additional Ineertlonout week :::::::two waeaa :::;::three kione monm

aw All advertisement o.

M first Insertion.- Eight lines or enlla a

si0000

equare.atr AJJ adveniiwraeou In iheBpedal Notice

eolamn will be charger oenu per line.aar Marriage death notions pnhMahad aa

other advertisement,ar All advertisements fertile Arras matt O.

handed In at the Clerk ' deak.TmMeia wiaa! paid or

mm- - AdverUaement. the Weekly paperwill Is. charged earae rate, per week orconth, aa We Halle, nlear wr apeclai

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effects to send as swaacntxira, aad fill tip ocrt.st1. and also to forward anj Items of newsthet msybe o'snfllclenl local lmponaaos towarrart their publication.

TmatMs) or W KIT at I. Y.- an mdeqemect to get an elaba. we hart

BWJ following scale of juices, which areti as oar current offias agpensss will admitMlOne "opr, on rear ft 111To etnbscf ten or more, each t 4 00

lanartaVv in ndnowf .

Masonic directory.

HEBREWst TtarL 301

let heahTetnlas Ktatev,IM Tay van. tSla! Sbe-rah- 2at A. , -- i

1st N-- aan 24

la: at, Jutn JxxtylJt alinl, Lrftll AUgUJL,

CALENDAR.

Stan: 1 jansiay. a "0.?s. Frtdiiy Wtii April.

eaaitay, list Apisi,"AMSQ.(sr.. aih 11.7, M

tint Andrewroar.

MASONIC DIRECTORY.

isonnsi.ev.'--T niiinand Main.

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Wo. lag. Mart let Holiday InII.. Hall ear. Toon

P. 8 Former. Front street.Beamish, Sec'y.

B in. Meets d Friday ofi Kali, cor Madison aad eooo&d.

oar atodTaooan'l second. JohnAJilie. w. M.- H. p. Woodward. Hoc

Hi:L- - s Ro. jOf Meets Id Fnday of oaehBtODth Hal!. P. at fltaaley.W W H. Bntts. Sec

luvvusis.. No. l D.) Meeu ti Frldasor ec- - month M Tront street. John J.Worsham, J', W. at ; tt. K Bee

BOTAL AJtCH.raws i'Lar-'er-. !tn 4. Meets Jd Monday of oaeh

month s' Hsli. i Zeat, M. EH P.; B. M. Lavy. See'y.

K. (51 S. M.

Kcaxaa ionncll. Nc. i Maata 3d afonday ofaoch atooth i sid- - r allows' UaXi. John XenLTh. IL.; J. Wlggla. Kac.

aaoaaaanaacraasa Coimandery. v o Meets 4th Hoc-ds- v

or each moi:Ux. John ZenL Coaa.; W. J. j

Vt'iggi s , Roc

.. AK1 A.". SCOTTISH lilTfc.Alt rrinM aeet.

r Perfecion. 14th So. I.Wednesday

et es h mouth. Hetiy j'. "A'siijil.V i .trie H i s. r ... lti o.aac.-- .

atirasAs Lod of Perfoc.ion, 14th.; Ho. 1Meet ch Wednesday eacn month. GeorgeMeilersh..C.t. Ok. ; A. H. KtanAiand, 3lsl,Hoc.'.

Caaii-hi- '"ooccllcf Pr.aees'C Jtrnsalein, 19th.:So. L Benj. K. PnCan, S3d., Tarab . ;

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TAILORING. SCOURING

r18TITCB IS TIME SAVES SINE."

EDTEIK3, SC0URIN3,

REPAIRING,by

ISAAC ISAACS,!64 2 Jefferson Street.

Ail exeennsrt with and diepaVrb.and eolira aatiafacilon guaranteed

wirS ts mars

j.i. soon

Tfiog. Hunt at Co.,PREMIUM

BILK AND WOOLEii DYERS

BETWEEN

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Done abort notice

orders cearnoawhen

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(eutreuicij Cluthea Cleaned

uawra.tii vjvoUa store

O T1CEGAS CONSUMERS.

TI corr.fl'aree wtin a tleoga mods1 commnulcatfon Februaryhoo. Mayr aat4 Board Alderman

hi

Memphis bvLight lompaiij

hare determl ied reduce prtca tbalr..upplled after

afirst Day of December next

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tbe capital rested, andtaax tba price.moog

TH? LOWEsT RATES CHVREll

Id other Hf.uihern and SonthweatemTheir a :uara leu. at ! v at er-a- t ezpttnae

proved x - .1... tijir, e tnem to sup

pat. on andlaal c j ' j:

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nil,

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luthen setaa- -

thai in ea.tbey will supply their 4e- -

Osve-- Third, or X.AM Uuin One- - Thirdthe Kate tnbhhri by

Bitch Competitor.

Tbtsr Works wars Willi a view o'rrmuu.re .Lg ttw owners Lr :Ae.t time D's, as .r. as for ha publle cured! cure

awii stsnlug suck '.nten loo. tkar !!sail or furniab

llatat at s Mere Fraetlon

of lbs price aakad bj any competing ot op- -poali.g Cwtor-auy- .

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WHITHAN BROS.,ManufaiCiurers o: an Iea.eis ln

PRINTING PAPER,aSw.SS Sjoraaieaal eat. Sa. S7 Aualh t osrl

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wa lm. nu by nock, wa.is, uu ocrsd w.tli uniSosew. S have pattoi.laed us for tha iaal tWoseasons, and ihoa - whw ma have prspoaad to '

doer. real soured Ws

wi i be rly ror : hatn.Ws oasign cat rfiuWilng a i ouoo Or.m prtan In

ocr upon aA ad- -

wl.4 b. ready bf tba lot of Oo--

ioir er aoooer. Tbe pis.gia.iiy o onr aatab- -

iment U the riser rrnttaia ihr handling ofaotAos o .nveiji. ni tnai a a can tranalar oou..n for shipment by river fraaut arayage. Tnatulvanuiat o' t iie poallean ta auual laona d.aya. a on sll chiton sent lor oonipreasmenl fromothet war ail t.u'es, while on all cousin lo ourwarehouse for compesfcrnont Uiere nan be twodrasaaMSSSvslncs U wou.d be asswsy for j.

.1. - - - .jj urun.- - LeT

to lorn It oat In the ordinary way tar transferay draya

T.adlea'

J. M,VX&aAJLtarua of Br4uaiV

Goodhar A Co.

aaAaattaaw

constructed

reoelseg.sxis

J. H OHaUBTI AN A CO.

J. K G:- Mi.airn.Iaie with Huii th-

eorist, taace A Go.

COOOBAR a CILLILAND.Kze:nwrv Whoiasal Dealers la

HOOTS and SHOES,EATS A.KD CAPS,

jfo, gOl MaH Hi., H cbMier Block,,Batwaas Adaznt so 1 Waahlngtoa,

AtaMPHta, tbi;

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THEPROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHY8ICIANS.

DR 13. A.. I"OEH!AN!1 FAR eUTROFON, wld resume hutIvvgl In where be win re- -

DR. WMCr

Mtl

foond Kooin No, andHouse, corner Ma.n

wner . - treat aril adviallied,Ae and long experieoall can raliev.-d- , nocase, or bow longother, be dealree thoeritosuutcKn

ear in.pecial attention.

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atiovebeen

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DENTIST8.

HIN SON,838 Main Street.

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DKISTTISTS,So. 117 Cwrwer Sec ad Adams Sits ,

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LAWYERS.

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of

MESSICK & PICKETT,

Attorneys at Law.'OFFICE:

He. 817 Second Street, near cornerof Monroe.

sets lmBO WIUCaOSTBS, BoaiKT A, HATCHKa.Late of ...... Ten Late of M:nsoux1

WUit HltilfiS & fiATCUEii.TTOREV3 AT ABfl (ienerai Co!"lectins Agent. Second Mlreet,

Tennflai ee.

A. m L. 13. McK :.i,

WHIGHT & McKISICK,Attorneys at Lnw

removed orBor to the KitHAVE Block, and 4, uJ- -

- street. mys

slbkbt r:;li boh,um Kocr. aja.

Court

ling;

aioorr.

pikk ABAHS,393 lL, MempLls.

L. H. PIKE,ATTORNEY AT LaW

Solicitor in Chancery,

Little Rock. - - Arkansft- -

WUl prvtice la Fsdarsl and StateCoorU. t'ollec Ions promptly tended to.

nm trDUOS.

DIXON & PERCY,TTORN FTrt AT LAW. OreenvD'.e.

A Wiil Prsctl" In the : Tti:ca.uoahama. Bolivar. Washington and Isannenna

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Our Latest ImprovedNEW SCALE PIANO-FORT- S.

GROVESTEEN & CO.,4.V4V Hroatluoy Y.

mHKfc luatrtiiu' nt. hl nioe flaMsrrlng

It haa heeu oar sHm-- daring '.hethru,-- j yan that have laanufas'iurslPiano. isaJsj thmmtti ot which are now inIn the Vi.it'd KtAtea and Kurope, ie fir thflnaaX Intirument at he lowett oaat u. rupe-rl-

fatlititswi eiiuhie um otTei thnn irom cuethree dnllara than any otber

Klrni Houae.Tna nv of theaelnrtrunu nt are remaikale

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Wanttt Jrom ii : .sm'.ss tjrri.SITUATION In a Whnleaala (JruceryA preferred, by a man of -- leads Mors ' nar-acte- r.

He has had auona xperlence InHis txissirta to

Cblckssaw, Oktibbeha, Lowudea, Mournand roatoloc t.ouatiea, atia.. I'eife.ct sellsfac-tio-

giv. n OS to cl.sractar, qua,lrlc.tiu, sic.For the pieaeat address P, Box -- j, Coruatb.aif

Executor' Notice.la ben ny unui :, ilic u. :r. ofNOTICEBaUia, dtreaeed. and all pattlas

that wa, ssaurvlvlug exeeutoi, of aaid(.tats, have this day riled our aceoaii , ucb,with John 1.04UIU.. Cleik ot the county mnof ebelby eooai;. . where parlies concerned rancooaa forward and cxruine an.e

SAMl'SI. MuciBY.ANetaaon c Bvriiri.

ftu. rising Kxooutora.Maispma, Oiltmbar 11, 1tt. salliw.

MEMPHISrao oi r TBATci.iwn roRinronHIJame. Buchanan TbxM'eii aieeene

VY be. lined I vrraatlen With the r.xPrcldeat Hla ttllllrnl ftrnliiuenls

I.ahi-astx- Pxwi. . September 27. IHS7.

line lieauliCn ..m.-ii- is noted (orlha residence of two raen wbo have, occit- -tiietl a very larire spare in tbeblalory of ourcountry. Janies Buoliaiiao, the rajre ofWheatland, resides m mile from here,and Thad. Me vena, the Marat of theprt-aei- tre, has hu home io the southeru central portion of the city. Bothgentlemen have numerous friend andInveterate enemies There la a consid-erable dhTerrnce, however, apparent inthe character of the two elaaaea. Theuenple universally ood Irrespective offwl Irs resrveel Mr etiieh.n.n and sre

0f neighbor and iHtikee.

undrrslgiied

SHore

acquaintance

Hia political enemies do not express anypersonal dislike to him. To MrSt. iens, even many of his politicalcuui peers liav An utter dislike auU

Personally be is exceedinglylu.pupular witli ail classes, but politicallyhtataajrt intellect aod geeiue forces re-

spect from bis adherents and followers.Hie intimate personal friends, however.are itewnied tn him. He is a man ofox- -

politlnonoies,

honest

which

WABX'S)

weaknesswere

man hp

inspeech,

to

rrsnri'lnary Intelligence and invention, remedy cAse wssand he has facility operating Ad- - precisely the platform of Calhoun. Itvantageousiy character of persons was precisely upon that platform thewho his leadership. He ie south defended tier right secession,peerless in his his party, What did the next of

application of congress? He that he had befores!I the trickery and used him a the fpiwanMaT ofin political machinery. He is cadave-- 1 and resolutions introitucc-- intorou., heartless, looking individual, legislature, as preliminary steps to- -

on-- isve brow illsfionesty is stamped, ward dissolving tne union. Jut .. raiseIn a" his professional career a aClan, he has had numerous in-

cluding knewuotkingism,anti slavery, etc.,eiteesrt lost item,he has never been or consistent.As as Aboritioniet, he has ever been aconscientious And practical advocate of

principles. He has carriedthis to the extent of maintaining a

leman, notwithstanding dis- -

reuutanic practice, u is saia mat mereare wtii:e

let

have

entreat

Any that,

identical

who Lave used every What stronger oould scriptions of money Garibaldianmeans r,.ss'ble ti one them- -; he have used' didn't to A

legitimate of dissolution of unlou when he hadb use natLe. Thad. evidence of steps to dissolve Itsick two weeks, and right and hesatelites are much exercised constantly was speaking obHaatlcii oftnhe.ir his eonilition There noon oath. He declares before andin mis gar tlnn take place, Hia country does not

wouM re to to dissolve union. But aowparty. His physician is Dr. Carpen- - is all tne men who lookrer, is also the fajnily atMr. Buchanan. Dr. Carpenter is one of And iu SAme speech he said :

most opponents of " I assail no man's motives. Ithat lives north. During war pondered enough on mindhe was deC'.iineed constantly as to know that

rebel and traitor, ' much more dotAined position defiantly and boldly opinions actions than we are genthronehout the ..ontesi. and at pent time, is a prominent workerin the ranks opposing radicalism.He occupies t marked position in hisprofession, and Is very largelyby many radicals who love tne pnysicianlint alsimioate the man. His name willbe treasured hy thousands in the south,

received his attentions kindly now no doubt I shouldoffices when they were prisoners, principles opposite to those '

ciaPv Much he of I hold."' this as Mason, and a great because hail been inhe had a strong south he would been as good a

southern man as Davis. Again,Yesterday I visited in he :

Buchanan. During few Let us, if we can, reconcile the unionhe been in feeble health, and at present is slowly recovering, though can-not bear much fatigue. Eighteen yesrshave elapsed since I had last seenHe is now seventy yeartof age ; is large iu person, will weightwo hundred and twenty-fiv- e pounds, isover six feet height, very alow inmovement, and evidences much feeble-ness of b,dy, much brightnessand activity of Intellect. His hairis and very thin overhead. eye unusually bright. Hehas never used snectacles, and reads non- -

yareil print easily without fatigue, I kuow

I li

rca ol liim. 'hat are extant are amonguniversa ,y ajbOwUeAM representations at

He me that he' takes do interest in politics, not ex--

any opiniwrs, and cannot rorin anyKiea whither drifting, uor the of imlepenri- -

' nrjfw.'is or results, tie sani' iha- - when the war was in progress hisI whole heart was in the union ; that bej could brook the idea of disuuion,

'hat. therefore, he anxiously hopedj tor the suce-- s of the north to prevent

disruption, Lu: when the war closedcould not see any wisdom or consist-- 1

N y in the United 8lates government'pursuing any other course thatwhich was embodied in the treaty pro- -

I posed by Sherman and accepted hy j

i when he surrendered. TheIrritating; and tyrannical policy thathas been pursued hy the party in

and the prostitution of everyconstitutional right andsacred principley it has dkrtracted the nation since, havealways repugnant to him, whetherv. a in a politicAl or christiAU light.

rssBld uor any sympathy with)j any other than a most humane and con- -

ti y towards the eofcqtiered.He was well aware Ihe southern peoplewould not be outdone tn generosity, and

-

line,

Thathave just

poet

him.just past seven

very

gray

doespres

siins,

never

that

than

Joe.Join

newer

have

course

if on their thatnorth south would

efforts restoration and recover-- I they ooaUi'0 try prosperity government

their ne is v.guy ,;her course. regard that, when ii

course extcutive it was his advice, wasdutv iilace on record the reasons lorh e i fiicial conduct, aud that being done,be rested, aaticiied in the contsiiousuesnof haviDo; risjit, that poli-

ces lietioeforth have no clairus uponhim. I have found bis Lookto lie a satisfactory egpositionof bis jomluct. Every document, paper,

s carefully ilafed and retVrencse areoaSnta liireconisiliat l anuot be galnsayedor refuted. The sage of W beat land doesuot fear tbe reeord of sdminis-UAUu- u

will sm itHikuueii its i ii I a

thnti sny others who occupiedthe presidential seat.

Mr. ltuohauAu is a Past Master MasonIn I r Lotlste. He has seldom.ii the Lodge during the paet yeArs,i eesaaw of his age reUred bobits, yothis adiulratioii of the nnier is Kroat, aoahis uractire of Its prerepU unabated.This reminds that all theof Ihe I'nitfcd States .except Lincoln)were Masons.

WheatiAL.I. the oonntry residence ofMr. Bnchsnan, is an old fashioned ci un-'r- y

very English in appearance.It is situated a mile west of Lancaster,

Columbia anil Mariettapikes. Tbe house fronts on the lattir. Aplain up and down whitewashed paled

with picket tops, extends along tbepike in front of the law n. Tbe grounds

re regular and pleasing their outline.The space between the walks aud road-

ways are well grassed and shaded bylofty oaks, beneath which smaller trees,-- briilis and hedgerows luxuriate, and arenot closely trimmed or trained. Thereis a pleasing air of contentment andcomfort lu alt the surroundings of ibisiieliubtful old lawn occupiesats.ut tea acres, and on its soutberu line- :arge, old fashioned two story brickhouse Is situated. A small portico, towhich eight or leu steps from Usree sidesi . is before tbe old fashioned mas-hr- a

iloor, which Is flanked by narrowwindows. This opened, a wide ball ap-pears. Oo tbe right hand Is A largedouble parlor ; on the is a small

is as a reception room.It is comfortably furnished withhair-dot- covered chairs, A

table with books, andat one et.d Is a large square piano.Here Mr. Hucliauau receives visitors andgnasts, and hers the most modest citizeuof the republic may feel himself perfectlya: home in the presence of the greatman, who is uot exceedingly plain

ilrees and manners, but also one of therflhbte and genial gentlemen of

age. He recounts to his listeners memo-- i

ts fall of pleaaaot things andt bat would full of to tbe gen-er-

reader. thousands oftba great men tbe nation have gath-ered, mi ' many of the great questionssnd plans of the past fifty yearsshaped ami provided lor. library,sitting rooms and bed rooms are on trie

floor and stairs. whole'!:irhment is very plain anpre-- i

ending, and much in keeping with itsroaster.

From there is A vastamount of very beautiful scenery visible.Several raogi's lulls abruptly break off'hi the Appalachian chain moun-

tains, and tbe spurs end In this vicinity.Their depths famish enormous wealth ofIron, coal, nickel, silver, limestone, slate,eta. Ueaiitiful rollingsurfaoes spread be-.o-re

tbe view over many miles. Everyacre is thoroughly cultivated, audthe whole lioeoru of Uie land thereto be a continuous village. Sparklingcitt ks, bright rivuiets, sbiuipg andlovely lakes ore every where visible andmote numerous than auy where else onaaslh Far in ihe west north,the dim, misty Allegbaoies bound theborir.'.u with undulating outlines,which turn to faintest purple dieaway In crimson flashes this even-i- t

g's g. ifious sunset hues. smokeof tumbling trains Is here visible fromsix railways. Telegraph wires, canals,,pikes and railroads form a curious net-wo-

over all thesurfAoeof tbe country.Schools and colleges are numerously

and six ooltnu mills pouring outfrom ihfrir receeees a continuous rattling,hum of machinery, and manofaoturtdfAbrica tbAt Are incalculable io valua.This county justly CAlled ube gardenspot oi the world,

COfnlN WQBMA.

The Aldea Pragraoime.We umlrstaud that, in cose tbe Aider.

Itrs gain poesessiou of lite city, tbey pro-pose to leave tbe police

m $talu quo, and abide by tbeaeoisioo of courts. We are furtherassured that, uuder oo circumstances,will tbey give tbese police il2u,0(jfor paai services uot rendered. A-uthority for tbese statementa is a

ilibleer:ntraban4l."

8,OKI o If n H lis

Hie)sj i i rr.RA.it csi.The following portlorsnf a speech

by Judge Tharmao, in Ohio. Is resdibleAnd instructive :

Now, ait some down to this gentle-man they the, actine vice presidentof the United Htates, who, in this city, afew weeks was crying for moreblood, as if this country, heaven defendus, kAd i. t enoutrh bino ishei! in ;iie past

yean! Dfcin sndh, who nay thatevery southern leader ought have beenhung, and that their northern sympa-thisers ought to been hung, too,that It was s on the part of thegovernment that they cot. Whatkind of a if to tajk lliat wJVIn lS8,In thesenateof the Vnlreir --Hfrtf-tinder the solemnity of his oath, he de-

clared, in the presence of the southernleaders in the nresence of JeffersonDavis, and Toombs and Mason, and thewhole of rfanm, that he, rjami KrfllcWads MIsTPdatal! ttmes tn the wis'

the constitutionality, end the pro-

priety of the Virginia resolutions of 179K

and 17:.'-- And put upon them, thatprecisely the Calhoun Interprets-tio- a

the Interpretation that in the lastresort each snate must iudffe for itselfboth as whether the consii'u- -tlon had been violated, andthe in snch a " That

the ofevery

acknowledge ofmanipulation of he say At session

And incomparable in tiis saiddemagognery message of South

a Carolina,cold that

in the

left

cen-

ter

tbe

few

his voice to remonstrate against them ?Did he South Carolina to reconsider what she was doing, and to stay inthe unioa. or did he threaten her withthe vengeance of the general governmentif she went on with her disunion steps ?

Not one word of such thing sisbut he told her and he told the worldthese are his words " This isaction : " these steps to dissolvethe union, and " I do uot or)ect.

ladies words Mum for themake of H oi)ect

selves the mistress his theanil has been very the the

during the Bast his before him in the senate,nnder the his

of is God histo his that he oijcl to these

irreparable the radical efforts theH. he for hanging

who physician of him his word.the

the violent radicals havein the the the human

a cop- - and human action circura-perliea-

but he main- - stances have to a'ith ourhi. aud

the

employed

the

thehas

in

but

hisis

and

bis features

few

Mat,

tetwteu

covered

only

over

off

qut-stio-

call

less

erally willing to i am now ablack republican, as you call me, imbued,I hope, with the principles of universalfreedom and reai democracy Its advo-cate on all oecosions but If I had beenborn on the other side of the if I hodbeen nurtured by those who hold princi-ples diametrically opposite to those i

who and profess, haveespe- - diametrically

at did nowa deal is, that if he born

sympathy withrei4a. Jefferson

Jaa. that snme speech, saidweeks "

he

ponderousHis

informed

heen

bis

fence

home.

is

metropolitan

with the best interests of sections andall parties, so thus it may endureforever, as I aaMewa it may aaM

if other sections thiuk o! herwise ifthey find it cannot he done consistentlywith their interests I do not expect themtn act in opposition to heir well settledconvictions of interest."

In the same speech he :

" That there is a great controversy be-

tween the different htates of this unioneaunot be denied. I do not i here toupbraiil man fur being the advocateof either side ol that great eoiiiroversy.

very wall th;it it ha arisen, independently of Ihe wftl or

action of any man of any section. Itis not under the control ol any man ofany section."

Then, slter stating that hi t badof parties are adopted old declaration

he

Ul

of

of

Wheatland

of

is,

ail

euce as .... oasis oi lis p. .itit;a, govern-ment, and after referring ta th .ioctnneof the declaration, that a PAJaaaa havethe right to throw off their ancient gov-ernment, anil establish one more condu-cive to their welfare, aud applying thisto the people of the soiilli,threais to dissolve the union, he said

"I hold they have ti.is right. Iwill not blame any jieopie fof x rearingit whenever they think the contingencyhas come "

Thus he told Jefferson Davis to his face,Toombs t his face, Wigisul to his face,Hanson to his face every one of thesesouthern leaders to his face :

" I will not blame you for destroyingthis government erecting another

conducive to your inicreata, when-ever you think'- - -

Not I think, not when the Gov-ernment thinks, not when the peoplethink, but whenever you think thecontingency has coin". yet thisman, who told in tie assailed in

tncy were put honor, that man s motive, if he hail beenthey would have outdone the In he have been just like ibera,

al who told them erect ou thean the conn its and ruins of their another more

grestnes-- . He had no sympathy with omducive welfare the ryWith lo his man these people foilovv.

as an he felt his the loudest iu his .Tins

done ami

M ulthat

set

aud

areme presidents

tbe

in

The

sidepar-

lor, which used

intbe

that arebe interest

In this room,

wereThe

-- ame above Tbeand

ofif

rivers

andthe of

i Tue

via-ble, are

Uiat

that"

recent

ajfo,

to

and

dom,

that

avow.

thataaol

But

said

ps.-t- v

their

that

and

wren

thatAnd

tn,horn

to

to

seems

and

Our

any

aud

for blood, for plunder, for confiscation,and for banishment : ami lie is the manwhose appetite for blood is not yet satis-fle-

but It still goes on crying like afamished tiger for his prey, and not onlyaliasing those men who followed hi advice, hut abusiug tini eighteen bunurt--thousand ieinourst of the north whonever had any opinion at all Inconsis-tent v. :i the ,.; servafl .u of the union.

Now, ict fr-in- ls, t lie 'ime ilid comewhen 'be south thought tie contingencyspi-ke- of by Mr. Wade had arrived ;

that its interests required that it shouldgo out of the union. It wasagreu1 mis-take ; a fearful blunder. But tin- - timecame when they thought so. and whenthey hod Aright to expiot Mr. Wade tostAid up to his word Tbey had heardhim make that declaration, and they be-

lieved bespoke his reaiaentimeuts. TheyIsdieved that if they seceded there wouldbe at -; one man in the senate uf tbeUnited State-- , Benjamin F. Wade, whowould say, "They have a right to goout. Let them depart in peace." Thatis what tbe south thought. Thty hadLincoln ou their aide, according to hisspeech, and they had Chief JusticeChase, and they hail Edwin U. Stanton,who, according u Aii-er- t ii. liruwn, ofMississippi, even after Mississippi se-

ceded, told bim she had dune right, andnot to let her bock down. They had allthese men, all theso saints of the radicalcalendar, thus encouraging them to gooat, and they had no right to suspectthat these meu wi uld cat their ownwords aud become the loudest in the cryfor slaughter and blood.

TBE TBE.MIKY IIEP.k B I rillST AIDTHE

The following is a correct copy of thecircular recently addressed by the sec-

retary of the treasury to officers and em-

ployees of bis department, in relation tofurnishing information to the reportersof the publle press:

TAEASI'RY I'PART!T, I

is. pumber 24, 1W7. J

GcnVcmm : Notwithstanding the ruleof the department loilMUiliog any of itsoffleers, clerks or employoas to eon vr toany person whatsoever not iilSlikally ftnflnected with it any Information regardingthe public hueint as, nub ss with

approbation of tbe secretary amiassistant secretary, or head of a bureau,the department is continually embar-rassed, and ttre ptjblle interest seriouslyeomprtimiatMi, by the ooaimuuicaliou olimportaut it. format ion to the publicpressor to Individuals, which could notpossibly have heeu made puhlio exceptthrough an Inexcusable breach of officialduty on the pait of some persou con-nected with tba departmeut or its bu-

reaus.1 ... ir.--- that you will nail the atteation

of every clerk and employee In your re-

spective bureaus to the subject, and warnthem that the department requires auexact observance of the rule, and that aprompt and dishonorable dismissal willfollow an infraction of it.

It Is to be particularly noted that theprohibition covers tbe evil practice whichis belived to be quite prevalent, thoughoften from Innocent motives, of carryingoo private correspondence in relation topublic Dueiues. All oniutnutiicalionsupon business of the department must bemade by competent authority, and forma part of the oftlotal record.

In connection with, and as a part ofthis subject, your atteuliou is also calledto the regulation forbidding tbe admis-sio- u

to aoy port of aoy nflL-- iu the de-partment of any reporter of the publicpress or other person not iiejuugiug tothe deportment, unless In connectionwith tbe business of the office, ond withthe permission of tbe head of the bureauorobiefolerk lliereof.

Vsrr respectfotly,h. c. Mcculloch,

Secretary of the Treasury.

OaosMISliUaaml Teal.We are glad to learu that the efficacy

of me pr caideui' innmssy prnclauiAtioLIn removing the political disability of acitisen is about to lie tested in a court ftbe United States. The MontgomeryMail, of the 22d ult., says : " Tbe Hon.8. P. Bice, of this city, yesterday wentbefore the board of registration,subscribed to a registration oath,and. claimed the right to register asa voter under tbe late amnesty procIamA-tio- n

of President Johnson, and was re-

fused. Judge Blee will at once test theconstitutionality of the law and the pro-clamation before tbe United States court.This is the first cam uuder tne proclama-tion, and we are glad lo know that themattertis to be tested and decided by thelegal tribunals. Trie affidavit was modebefore W. K.sornmisslnnar

vvyAtt, united states

w

DAILY APPEAL,.MEMPHIS, TEESH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1867.

LATESTBY TELEGRAPHX oon Iipa.tclie.

Li

Washington, October 7. (en. 8her-ms- n

arrived this morning, in response toa telegram from the president, and duringthe day OAlied on the president And Gen.Orasik

Benor Bomern yesterday took leave ofthe president, and subsequently called atthe olak dopitrtment to present HenorMarescbal, secretary of legation, ascharge d' alfalres of the MexIcAtJ repnb- -

Havana, October 7. A special saysIntelligence has been received per French."'earner Louisiana, just arrived ir mi .St.Thomas, that a serlnus engagemest teokplace on the 13th ult. before Fort Blos-som, on the borders of Ht. Domingo, buton Haytiau Ihe t.acos Maytianrevolutionists, who are specially J.oOU P I U Jju. 3,

' of tto President Holnave, and who inpossession of the fort, hoisted the whiteflag on the and while iiolnave'stroops were proceeding to take possessionof the fort they were tired upon And cutti pieces by the revwiutionisbj. Somerelatives of "the first families of

are among the falUn.London, October 6. The report that

Sir August B. Paget la to he sent toWashington as British embassador, toreplace the late Sir Frederick Bruce, iscontradicted.

Dispatches from Itime .tare that treatagitation and alarm prevails in that city.

There was a decline of in consolsyesterday ; quoted at for money.

i.oRF.Ni E, October fl Dispatches are ONEarriving memorial pouring in fromall cities of the kingdom demanding thatR ime be made the capitAl uf Italy. The

throughout the urge subthese

that

blue

tand

more

volunteer wno uave oeeu woniiuco inthe fights which have occurred in VI- -

terbo.Paris, October ft. It is reported that

Napoleon has informed the governmentof Italy that It may occupy '.ho Romanterritory with its troops, but 'hey mustnot enter the city 01 Rome.

ROBERT A. MOON,

Cotton IaotorAND

COMMISSION MERCHANT.ITo. 276 Front Street,

MEMPHIS, TENN.AlTVANirBB-flnpplI- ea atIIREKAI. ("omm ss oq par !i3iis 'jtton.

uua iioliar pec Bait.

Jo the Cotton PUtuternof Went Ten- -f

..sr." AUtouiMi, Mississippi anulArkartHtt:

The uiid' rlirnrxl raspe atfally Lemlera hlaaer- -

vlra aa Bafjajat ior tha fue of your cotton init ' My. anil or the purchawe of yonr suppllea.

'J'lje u i. ti.ikt.4- iMiuluftUua mI tha war,wuicii so QMttiriailv aifecWd the bat inierauof thttttou Ji, haaialao Uad IN effect upon thet.Diuiiunruuu aj Biunsui unniii.an iiau-aii-

oetwe-- u iuuu' and marchani. You uoubt- -lena Wfll rocnt ni with what penitiacity (pre--

us to Wori, aniountln( lu AOJueiUrituuot-t- .

io annnraaor. yuu wer aoliclteU lor yonr liual- -

UOeaa Ml .life ikU Ol tltlj Coll per baitt Dlllllli- Iroe f drayaKG, and jtoreii fur tweiva

muntlui without charge. Then wi beia'u 'i the producer waa tba rull element,

aud hign rut, ricrh landlurda and intrcriantkl tue ot plsUitera' patxouao. o

people or occu pat Ion naTo ben inarn srrlouVyprotiate.i than planter and ng, Ajuinone o tuucri deaervo to 1h ' and aidedIn their uninrtunate :nn-- condition. Howth t tid ho uiLich UA4Nlud u uietsod autyou I opine two wail know. OtiernOH Kovem-in:- it

taxea la aeu-r:ii- , ovnfJ a prctal tax aponT'lurleadl ai roductlou. Cotton, large prollta..mi un7nadU) pay n: .:; lurntnned,oommtssrtoTiB on alPr riTKlnjr frrmi M 10 $6

prr hale, inontaly s.rage ut ex irbdaut prica1.. i uiii roe k per nfrmnc : yourf jont a tied, an a Kuni total w lil leave you hut

ir l U miu' UilUii upou wliitJi to rnbuUd jour.rpi t rjriniAa. o to com pet t wrfh rhaunworderor urtatrs ; .sftutjO. When I withdrewFrom :l)r niton and vmmiia.ron Boiin--- . inln(K. prlTte retUMniH iuu UM me to UaIIi ve thatI would ntv r riiauRf iuli again. The goUol-Q-

t.r nf many were iorMtrr p- -:

i .and adt-ri'r- ' i'i p onio: the lU'erHt: of'he tin oomrmtnity ao far aa my feeble

. ijortJ can to eo, and the apprirfnt want ofcrn'i'u (a sornmuully that Intimet1 pant tended ao materlnMy to the

of Matnph h and It mrrcantl e ,omniu-n- il

y li.ts di tajfUhMd me again to offi r tny aer- - j

vloei in the capacity a .Htat-- d TiieHtocks T cTrtoneiin The Cnftnl iit- - nr.d hoitsupp it-- in tin hnnds a " v Kugland manu- -

fctnr-- hatTiuts,-- mje advance :n ricemrrom lha latedepreaalon, hence early naiea mayta; prudent and remunerative ; uvck waa thecse the i'aM twoaeaaona. and many planttbrahave baa :ause to lezrp? :lie actiug upon thao"rofmtn pnicMtt'taf lioldlng and Urawna;

upon tbttlr cotiu. I wfSnld ao planter '

Uj 'end forward hfBcolVjn tiiileaa he wiahed itnwld upon ttic flnt dcllTB mark. t. It can heheld at h me much - thn In HaopaVia.v, v liaxv' s for llln-- ' cotton will be One OilUw peg hale. .nsurauC off. clou in ail cjiaes ifM' inairuiit'd to ire contrarr. rnaii buy yourautplleafrom whoeai hwatea, at van; y ou thetianedt uf Name, tla ururt, by strict attentttmto all Uie Jepartmenta of our bualneaa, I hopeto merit a large of patronage.

Very Tarnvclfollv.aM tt. A. MOON.

GROVER A BAKERSCelebrated

Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch

fe, 9 '. ' Ti. vkelU suli oanaVCfwCV vSBas oowBlw

i vK Mo aaaW .......fspajjaadaaHaw uubo... mmmHW

SEWING MACHES."

if the ia rover t Baker mlichi$4)ia Beat,

1. It la mace edmpie. durable, and lata liableto ilerbDgrmint than othern.

2. It ttwi tonri ordmaiy spoolt, and noof thread la neoeasary.

S. It bewa with ius facility all fabrics, themot i delicate anil tbe heaviest, and with all

of thread, bUlc.outton orltun.4. iu seam 'a ao Wrong and e attle that !t

never hreaks. even on the blaa.5. ft fatitenaboth eadeof the seam by ita own

operation.A ita seam, though cut at every alxth stitch,

remaiusdrtn.and neither rane or ravtlti in "a ear.7. Ita seam la more plump and beautifnl, and

retalua lla plnioputas. and. oeauLy alter waeh-iD-

than any other.k. Ita afim can he rtmo-ex- l in altetlng

after prnt ins trot lion without pica-lu-

or cutting Ibera.Watching aid varying the tenaonaupon

MietiATvadb nm iwy in Hiker inarhuiea eusnecessary tn this The tension being oace ad-justed on tbaUroveraud Uaker Machine, any

, aewang may tie dooewtxhont ehatll It makes oeautilul embroider' without

any cuanae 01 ariangemeut, aimpiy by iaaej-t-

loglhreaorsof DlUbie ale. a and colors for thJaIt f the only machine that botheurpoae. and news p necti) .

for Clrealar.tiBOTSB & BAKER'S 9. a. CO..

Jyl3 Main htreot. I'd Stairs.

A. H. ISAACSOS. H. X At

ISAACSON, SEIXAS & CO.,

Wholesale GrocersAnn

IMPORTERS,.Vo. 66 OowimoT Street,

NEW ORLEANS.attention lvan to thPARnCTJLA! Uugar and Molasses.

RKKERKNOES :

Commercial Bank or Tenuesssa, alempbls ,

Pike, Brother. New Orleans;H. A. Hnnvsn. Ranker. Ht. tOs. felrtW if

LYONS, FIS & CO.,

Wholeeale and RetailDEALERS

DRY GOODS,CLOTHING,

BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, ETC.,

34VO KalnSt. STXMPBXS, THH.H. LVO!HI,j. Ftas,I. .ISOT.'RrTIS

IN

SSI

plantation snrruEB

a. e. roai.ia. . w. mTMKi.Ka. a. i. Msacras.

BURNET HOUSE,Horlbwest Corner Tine aad Third Sit.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

A. !'. JOaLHi t Bts, Proprleton.Nil lm

EUREKA AND PRATT'Ssoviaenjf maax

COTTO CJF siraSKAaiN separates J.Hits,nell, and

JL sticks from the fla. d Cotton, sad will nayfor Ueett la on crop of 60 but. PKaTT'si

iririn. U..rhl, T.tt,Q 1 U H E RT,

riirrlnrut.! 71nw.llaunt Ageat sr rtanlel Pn.14

LOTTERIES.

NO GIFT ENTERPRISEOr any other Nwioelle !

iB8rn KMrrnr state axdHlTi.s LOTfKRIEB.

ONLY LKftAL LOTTSEtIS IN D. 8.

ldKY are drawn under siiate Charters ; have1 kwsndrawu for over FORTY YRAKM.

Bolide must, ne sod dapna ted wlUi L". B.Collector as rteenrlty.

The prises m drawn In public by two swornComnilisUiiierssppolnted by tile .Slate.

Most be drawn If Uckete sold or not--

PRIZES ALL CASH.ThM afn two Htt Uruwinjrt acti day, And

two Havana Iawliitfn ck mouUu.Irw!ntfF can mu two hours alter par-

ch m of ticket.i. ttae r Prism.

PrlxtM puld n tiny of purobaj.Ttcke-ti- II to t.tkvr .niinK'o SctMme.PriiAHfi to $100,000, vjnflng w, dctinme.Principal Aifi-n- t, 1M. W. VAN VOAJbT, No.

iii.jem-ri- ' mreew.

GRAND DISTRIBUTION

soil.opnosed R OS.were

fort,

and

press country

plan

share

AMOCSTO'O TO

$253,950 IN 9000 CERTIFICATES

IN

THREE PRELIM..' RY DRAWINGS

AND

GRAND SCHEME.

XlMlsalppI Agrtrnltarsi, Bdarstlenalaad Manofarlarine Aid Society

at rie&sbarg, Mln.

Chartered hy an Act or the Leglslatnre ofpassed Feliruury itj. 1SS7,

following receipt :mm the State Treea-- !L urer -- xhihlta the far trat the tloclety haa

paid into the Stale Treasury the kuoi of FivoThousand uollara fur the iKoeflt of the StateUniversity.

COPT OF RECEIPT.No. !17 tete of Five Thousand

t Dollura, tlLate Treaanry, Jckaon :

Beceivd of W. D Lylea, Preaident, etc., perCB. White, the sum of Five TboUHandgUoilaniin fhll af Auuitstu,'a receipt warrant No. 127tdated July 18. A. I). lHtTT, In his favor, on accountof University of MlrM.-lppi- , under Hth sectionof Act of Fehmarv it. IH87, entitled ao Act

the Miaslreippi AKnt ulturtl, iiuucatlonal aed Manufa tnrinK Aid Society.

i! ven under my nnd and seal at office this18th of July, A.I; , 1897.

johj. n. tn Lwfl, tate rroasurer.

In the Three Prelliiiiiiary Dlatrlbntlena and(jrrand Hchenae, there will be distributed i--

Premluiuai. anuitintlug to in IWOO

PBEHIIS8 FROM $.10 TO $30,000. si1st Preliminary Dlslrlbntlon, Srpt.lS.'M.

I l'remlam al St.jiKl 01 ' : 2jM 2.00UI " .. 1.0M 1.(5.0

" ao i.oo6 " 100 60S

10 " 50 90Ssfls " an ntOO Premlnms amonntlng fJ0(4aS

ad Prelimlnarr Dlatrlbntlon, Art. 16.Preinlom of. SSuoo ( S.00S

1 ' .1,000 H.0TJ91 " 1.500 :..".a Too ai

" ISO 75IS " . 75 7BS

4oJl - 4i 1941

fits Premlnms ainoitnttng to

M DMrlbntlo". !Iot. IS. ';.1 Premium of W.i0 $ s.OI

10

40Mi rtaunuma aoioauling lu

;,ooii

3S,100

l,IMM) M UK1K, DEC. "7.1 Premium uf

10

162m.

an.m

lOOO Premiums amotiDi ug to.

.

101W

15.00S lugs10 0.4.

AJUW",000 2,0

;--.ft

3S

..70

e.TfWhole Certiorates,":; Klr-- t JnFtalmeut, 113.ITstves, rst Instalment. S M.(gunners. SIS: Ftist mstalmeni, SI 25.

Take noi ioe tht sastUSSSBal to tie paid fori iu luktaimtinlfl if pr mint, of lha

whole sum the Fr.l, .Secon.i Third I're-llit- n

iu' v Drstn tirai-.- slchemft.The vhole atuuunl may u paid al if

preferred. By it", will ba seen that iheairing of a :ru-- over ten cents per day,,lnrr- - the mnmu. purchase a Quarteri'crt.flcst... keep ihe same renewedthroagbont the whula asrles. If noi iltuwn outIn second or third preumir.iinea.

s Paid mthoat Oedartlon.

AF" ertincatea mayordered tliroughor oruer eo direct froui

All orders and connexpress rlll receive tT

Certltlcates Is- oipsnv Ag, nut, l.i

iOuOI.OO) 2.000

.0001.10

4S.SUt

11.S...i (MUiUI

10.OW

0lri.nijo

SM

in.ouo.I50

S2S;

andand

once,plan

lionsrtt!

:tnd

nriil,

auy

may

4,(00

b purchased l rnm orf siot'icty's Agents,Ibis oflloe.iiuuicalluns by mall orninpt atlenllnn.cared tha Com

Yrtf M'JKK. JSl Hec- -

una sircal, Eaat Court Mqusre, Memphis, Tenn.Ws IA LI LiS. iTesiil.Ut.

AL5KI, . .!-:.- iieci alary. auiio del I

SECOND DRAWINGOF THJb

Southern AsylumLAND COMPANY,

TO TAKE PLACE AT

HERNANDO. MIS8nAUGUST, 1867.

I'ilK First Drawing, which took place at Her--ii. ihe 'th IpsL.was atUrn Jed

with unusoal success, when it ia rem rubs redthat hut a few weeks front ihe

oi ihe cuterprlse to thai event. 117.000worto ot tickets having been sold, a Hkeamount t preptirty wa drawn for, uuder theupervisioC of gentlemen selected hy the ticket

holders .preseul. J he utmost harmony andgood feeling jervaded ttiose and, aswill be seen from the subjoined certificate orthe Manages, the aflVlr wu conducted to aclose in a most gratifying auU UaXcuiy.nauner:

RkauEAFDO, Mts&, June 15, 1W.We hereby certify Ibal the above report of

the Kfrtt lnwioef iha Atrylnm Iscorrect, and thnt the pnyceedlngs were charac-terised by a spirit of fairness aud Joatneas

by any urawing of which we have.wjay knowledga. The Managers of the Com-pany placed the tickets and whtets nnder oorraola rranasteinciit and oontrol.

Signed: J-- B. MORUAN,ROUBHT TEMPLE,V. A. MEKKIWKTHBR,W. W. OAMPTON,M. HAOITIIir.JuHJv AJNHUE,

Committee.J. M. HALL. Clerk.

The Prises drawn on this occasion numberedFortv-s- - vr-- and oomprhted lo sin theof Memphis, Tenn., Oorloth, Miss., aad

Mia., deeds to which have been madeto the lucky ticket-hoHera- . For tbls, the Sec-onal w r however, we are to offer ourpalronastlll more inducementsinterest the mseives In our scheme. From alengthy list of property, much of which hasalready ht-- -n xdvertiaad to tbe public, weaeleclthe following:

OCR LIST OF PHIZES.

The Ftrnt and Capital Prize.CoL At. C. aallowaf's valaabla real deuce,

corner of Oourt .nd Third ui, Menini,one block only from the center of the city, andIn the or all the rwleral, tat! andCounty i.mce I.ot 'Sl)i reel Iront by aH lp.Valaadatavu.000.

Second Prize.A oottsa--e residence of ten moras, with lot

arrxico, In lhacitv ol Chlcsgo, III , only ihree-qus- r

era of a mile from the heart ot the city,and wlibla one b oca of the street railroad

every part or tha city, Valned at

1 hird Prise.On rasMencc lot adiolBirni above property,

Kxltn teet; very available for residence anadesirably Valned atssoc.

Fourth Prize.On residence rwiioinlna above property.

30x100 feet. Valued al SSUO.

Fifth Prize,One residence lot adjotnlns above, also 13x100

feet, valued

Sixth Prime.A roost valuable manufacturing; atte with a

IH.rrM.tns. fall of S7 feet of nalei. altnated InWinston county, Alabama, with 181 acres ollaud. Valaedai IIO.UOO.

Seventh Prime.The Krankiln

Spr'ngs, Ml.

at

...B;.Kn

4JNU

l.ooo

through

elapsed incep-tion

proaent,

Monthrrn

vicinity

ableattractive

vicinity

located.

Female Innltute, at Holly..'.r-- i ,p.d we OD- -

strucled acnuul bulidina, moat ellsibty located.Thi. 1. very desirable property, vaiuedai MTO0.

Eighth Prize:iiv in Han' Memphlt.

sir. 102x1X1 reeL A beautiful building lot.Valued IMS.

Ninth

nnuillj, leuunwr, iniou, - .mil

theThl very deslrab e, and an excellentValued at 100.

111

to

Tenth PrizeCottage Residence,'", rooms; lot lrxl7S foal

r.u Borland avenue, near Memphla andLaxlesuia railroad, near cerporatlon Una

Valned at 40m.

twrs need, no purang nat speaks ros itself, andlike good wine. no; rrgotivti by ikswe who Tickets each. May be had of. or ort4wedhave tried it lln. repair, by a l l ul din- -

' through, any of the Company agents, at thewrighl. whose laouiry was baraed hy the Tail- Arencr, Mcmpula, I sou, or of Col.kees wh'ls ne waln the Confedarstti .errlce- - JanieaJStraln, Herasnup. his.

(41a Handi.Uom and Leather, furnished at I Stocknoiders, Lnrectoi. and Officers of theaolory pricaa. order, solicited and iruroptly ComPfay are prnnioiisu 'r. drawlnaa.wii.mil ,n

o.

W. K M Ac. r. of A

are

are

b

45

miI4

I0O

F

.ire

for

it

S

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lot

v.

s.

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:

d

sniAin. rjckf.ts In sav of he TheCompany e imply the mvojs for tbe purchaseand ul. of real (stale between pnvpey held- -

I .stead the general puhli.. mm

INSURANCE AGENCIES NEW YORK

PLANTERS'INSURANCE COMPAIY

OF T5HI9SE.Capital. : : .

boots-wes-t terserUp SUlrt,

If, B. roBRCSTF. F. DOUOHBTYW. H. DRDRICK

T.. KBNYOWrayj daw

ALLatom

Main MxaUma.

MKMPUIH, TE?r?iHBHZ.

PHtLADKLPtllA,

$2O0,000.

JwaMowA.

Jlenrelary.at Hecreoiry

Nortli Amencan Life & Aeciient lm. Co.,

PA.

P. H. ji irlNHoN, AgentTennessee, Krulucay and Arkansas,

IS MAdiMOn street. Memofils. Tenn.

TO MY OLD FRIENDSI

Test Tennessee, Mississippiand Arkansas.

irfptsd a pTinOfnt Awnrr ofHAVING UJriH MUTUAL UlFm INrtU-- I

RAM COMPANY. I woold rpetfnl!y :wkthe attention of :nj old iiienda to (hat Inatttntion a a rafV, narftwtn and mltahl mfxtlrmthrongd whHsh tly mar aaanre thalr ranniit--n

agaiuL aaat la evmat of deatk, or thm-- :Mlvea from an lmpverljttu9d old age In canuf '.n 'lm.

Mr. h. OTLtt is aoo)atvi with mm una IB

hareby recommendod lo public confidence, i UanufACturerl nv'jnr ornee m a; n. ks mwii on ftrcnt, rearroom', LM4olo Blook, where we will be happyto Impart any needed Information to Utoee aefiring; Life 1 uauranoe.

lytU J H. MMATTi--

INS TJ BANC .Fire and MarineHome In 4 11 run.". Company of

S(W TORK.

Seeurltj- -

. JBtojM 40

Inanranee CompanyOK 8r W VCrlK.

. fl,OtB,70S

Enterprisie Insnrmee CatOF CliiCl.SM vn.

Aaseta Jl,i0,ieD

Putnam Inttarance CompanyOr HAHTFORD. CONJJ.

ash rapltal ..SSCOJXX

well esunr,staeilCompaLlea for nrnmp

log. ana taelr large itatliem to the favor 'if Hoierty Holders who ilealre r

either Klrenr Marine.oanles bnt those rtnlv am

Joeai laws. Ail loanMaOjiagency.

plan.

reputation of theseaod honorable deal-i- n

AaBsSt, eomtnendaneaa Men and Prop-eliah-le

loan ranee, furV'e represent no

hy state andlateu and paid at thlo

Lindsoy & Vredonburg,Ganerai Insnranoe Agents. No. 11 Maiilaon

street (np stalrsl. Memil-.la- , Tenn.

MILLS, LUMBER, ETC.

GAYOSO PLANING MILL

LUMBER YARD,Ho. 213 Adams Street,

East of Bayou Uayoao. Memphis, Ten a ,

Rnssrll. KrnTP A Pn Prnnrlpttirv.

HAVK always on hand and for sale, at theMarket mm for CASH, every

Variety of Bailtlern IhTaterlal,oonalstlng in Kloorlng. tVUlng and Weather.uoarilltig. Dreasnd ami ITnureaae,!, iSasli Doors.aMlnds. Moulrllug, Lattles aud sitalr Mataralland Framing Lumber of all kinds. tnuKles,Ijihes, etc.. etc. ,

Orders solicited and promplly fttler. e,l to.

JillPlanters and Men-unnt- s Attention.Tobacco, Toh-wro- , Tobacco.

w E will forward to your addles., upon receipt of vnar orer enrlosing ihe chsIi,

'.lie neat brand, of ..ear tobacco al tbn followOAs prices :

Beat Bright OoU Leaf Chewing Tobacco.25 pounds SB 00 j

Best Bnght Gold Leafsimoklng Tobacc.i.S pound. 5 OS

Any one wishing lo engage In the sale of onrTobacco, wlu reualva li uer cunt, upon allarneiimsof ICO pounds and hI".vp

Addreiw, PLKAMANTJ (X).,aoT 'Im 4S4 Wast :heetnnts . Umisviile, Kv.

r. STASI.KV. KINO. J. SMITH.

titan Iry, Kin & Smith,

Cotton JactorsCOMMISSION MSBCHArTTS.

.To. 473 Front Mr44 t.

au.T daw

ELLIOTT & CO.,Ret'etvin, Fonfardinj?

AM COH.MlSSKIJf S.BCHAXT9,

No. PremscadB St-ee- t,

Fcot of Jeflerson. tipp. SMcamiiost Lanuii

Office MEM PHIS. TKSN.

Dminr in

Haj. OatK. orn.AND LT COT'NTRY PHODtTE,

Tit. i Bra! S!rrt. artr Bsroo 8rld:eHept-n.s- iwr. eel

LUMBER! LUMBER

F. D. MMEMiNo. 04 Popl.-i- r Street

A

aad

C0

KR TilK MARKCT.

ment

ap2S

RKOFFKRINU A LARUK AND WELLlselected lijt ol

j4RM-BwM- l rplr

B.

a

3

Willie Pine findFraming Lumber

I A T RKDUCED PRICKS.Also, rihlnsalee. Lsth. Ash. Yllow ant

ls4.K:tr Pine r toorine. DrcMeil White Pne'dur aii'i suiu:ng. r ai.i.

jl J Inch Yell w Pine Si- p Lambtr, an J havvery ining oeior.gmg to me i.'iiuoer sassssl

ELLIPTICLork-Slitc- h Sesing Marhliies.Thalr nt Superiority vindicated by;

the I ecii"m of the HighestAuthorities.

Gold Medal, Fair Mary lud i imitate. 18M

the highest premie ms nt ths MarylandALL N-- York and Pennsylv. ulantsvie Kalrs in 19An given on Hewing Machine.except one given for heavy t ather work at t heypw lore rmr, Mier a svvtre ,mu ioipanimitest, were rwar dec to tnenamely, as

Best Kamily Sewing Machine."" Rest Double-Threa- d Machine, " and for the

Best Sample ol Sewing Machine Work."

Machines iwhichare warranted for two yearforwarded to any part ot the world, withprli.tad iwhlch will enable anyone tw operate them without the s'lgntest dialcnlty for nse, on reerlet of the price in currentrnnd or by disfl ; or,tbey msy ent, pay-ment to tx collected os "silvery . on reeeipi of

' aauiance that it will then bemade; ano a orders irom a distance will befaithfully filled as If a personal visit and selec-tion had heen made.

Agents wauted. For circulars, with samplesof wi rk, audrean,

ft. M. CO.,Ml Broadway, N. T.

D. B. Can. Hup't, aeAdawHw

o fieri ns OUR BITTEK8 to the SoothernIN we have no hesitancy la awart lngihetr superiority over any Jtorthernu on in oar markets. In IBotr devuMcaaBt thoyar purely Southern oompoundaO with a

"LTIn.?..?S?' "t'fo" special adaptltud. lo varleua typaa ofderangonaat prevalent In our

cllmataIt IS a gentle sUmulont te the

uriflargoicg a severe lUneaa.1 is a our for rryspeTAta.

It assists Biaeation.It cures Dlarrfcea aud Cholera Morbus.It ISA preventive for Chill, and Fevera.

an vompaauon iortraveling at all aeaaous al the year.

.11, a Haaa entaxcrlsa, and

after

mm doia averywhere.Q. B. SBBEBT ck CO.,

VcaVB Hroprior.,rabio ar

VOLUME XVIL-NTJMB- ER 364CARDS

Insnranee.

r

EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,

MarlBAl onre. rite troailrrgy,YEW YORK.

BKAT InJT Km pi re

MACirrsrBCo.

Vtilow Fever tnu amalr Pox.New Jnne, law.

W. the nitoo city of Jtestimonyla slminund frem ikineo, uerelodeneo we fe.powers of MVlY lor Uie1 cllow Fevt

i

reliable C'jahton oaedian:m la

.

.

.

aud PteniedAmerican, Vol,

it w the onlyqualit ea easa n'the oioat elastliofflere.1 to am

muchThet

piled t,

sAl'led.diUtiArd

of beet i

frle:

lawlOm

will

4rwiso

Vobk,

ta.

Kitoen nawe, .nuth j

liaa been linuwri to fall.. KrwariJfa lo avy

Unlied AddmeiJ. iaA XA.

BtXMdway. Yore.

BILLIARD TABLESTHF mrMa Billiard

tue

AGiec. 1W.

been

any

ntaie. the ose-- l the est that canpar'iasaU, and tlie ttiorocgi:

the

eei;

Orni

onlvKay' Cue

aathonueaio

TSOAR DM AN', aRf & CO,

PIANO-FORTE- S.

WHOLESALE! THE oWaVCattaatal

wetU tiii.su ilnn,aaii sola

S3 BroadwaT, Vcw. Stewart 1

Where he I lieoi his

returned.orders

ti

B

ami

riiw

it siren. No

repeated

siymatte.

K A161

maj

C

DBIRR.m,

materialworlrmen

Agenry,

UKf

(c ihe in"eeut, anDeateuiant

atX

T.

wl p

aw all to

aeo

in.- -

be

of

T.aw

.1

all

are'or

i"0

n

DECKER.1

Mm

Opposite

Acracv.h of thla

inlillsiitsl a

leas'xl tot'i,

rami.

ns.

constantina'te,

Ding?

Decker agen'slodged

(Janal atrecta.City.

pnblic.

Tnrkcor- -

e th.uiy

K

..".IV

-- ar-

the j

Siberia Ott,Tni Broadway, York

HENRY, ROORE S GENUNG,

ManuiVcturers and Jof'l.ers of

CI.I )TIII G,xZ2 , opp. St. um Hotel.

NEW YORK.PHILIP HENRY. J, formerly Henrys,,

Mmith wesad.JOHN T. HKMiY, formerly of HaalstmiyALKX?T. MOOIIE, ISAAC P. HV.SVSfi, for- -

meriy with Henrys. tmth T.wnsen-i-

W have readv a Iarr:-- handsome and wllassAtrtej ..tock of HEAlA-.MAl- UIjOXHIBO.:raoni.ictored hv us eic rtslvely 'ortb Srnth- -

Trrute, wears piepaxesl ai

Lower Pricestime rince lJ

New

.eft

ffth

r anyI .ssh and close Huycrw from The Jre In- -

vit-- i examine oursUick hefore purcha.tng.wr lieiicve we outr Hum great .nuace--

menWe will be io Ordenv bbbbI our

exiarience The outlie-- n en- -alt'ewus nistKe lecttona wni u wlli be i

lain give ut MwUtfaetlnn.lr4rrlpiHe CataJooea r-- ent by

Titan ii noireoHbXRY. MTOREtt (iKNl 'NO,

New York Ju1,1bs7. bJ2 iiroa.iway.ifAwtocI2

TEB sV ILLIGEtt & CO.,afaiiufactureis of the Improved Klauge

Fire and Burglar ProofAFBS,

With Combination .nd TV

an iun fromiiftiiUiartory West Muuaton Ht,Lsppoi, MHiurl. I.iiif, iier

chants

atmat,

W.i.ile- -

Otr.i'Steiuw,

sspeel

which

Msliohuslne

Triple

Lovka.

NEW YORK.

WATCHED JEWE3LF.Y.

MERRlfflftN. BYRO & CO.,DOAUCOS IF

WATCHES, DIAMONDS,aT sTC olry,

Sliver Plattxl-Woro- : Watchmakers nfanufaoturcng Jewelers,

215 MAUI STREET,Opp. tfciuth Court MKatPHla. TKNN.

PaJNTTNG.

Jk.. r. DAVIS,PBACTICAI.

HOUSE and SIGN PAINTEB,(Hiding, t9rtstiti(f, Glazing,

Paper Hancinc, Kjisomliilii?, Etc

Nhoo1s4 mionJlreel.Eiuptic Machine, fat Southern Remedy.

Instructions

ELLIPTIC

OOVERT,

signature,

KavauuKt

)ajnpo?es.

DR. C. W1LLIA 3'

--ARB-

Cap

New

lonsr

with

S

WOOD NAP THA,Recommended by distinguished members of

the Medical Proleaalon.

HIS Medicine will be (band on fair trial

are having lie

in

m

K

A

fit

lng compounded mostIptea In lu em- -

moatcleaned.

Sedatives, are know p.eesa loahcbest repute wlib all Intelligent memberstt.e ,

N.pilia, well the Wild rr.errr,enters into Ita being trieuhfclAT REMKliy sosncoeaaluily used lit Con-sumption by tbe celebrate Dr. Hastings, ofLoudon.

oar The following evidence from the Rev.4Y. Ii. r. Sawrle, siding of M.tho-d-i

Episcopal for the Diatrlet ofAlabama:

Da Wiujams Drmr 1 takepleasure gl- - tng my tstlmunv to the virtuesof your excellent Balaam ofCherry." Having used several o tiles In myfamily with decided Huvanlage every case, Ican recommend the beat and moatant meulclne 1 have ever seen,

W. SAWRIE.Mold bv all resnectaole irrusalst. mecitv

of MaatphU, and ilia oonthern andWestern

WepasMOar 14. 1817. sets

Trustee's Sole.Iiy of Deed Trust mode me byI) w. vJ. llnllon ana on tne

I day of lsSS, and the Register'sI

i race of Shelby ceunty.ln So. 67, artpage 15S and 151, secure certain rnuebied.neea therein named, I will oaKrldar the nth dai Ocsobcr. tmDetwecn the hourfr'-u- t of the sucii,

ttw0 !4o.SfHecoud

nererrroe

.tri-.M-.

he

Btuilerv,tnreaiasongingtotheJ

i.singappcin

aa

recei

of

fse..

.er-Proo

been laklh

Pr.

Wild

book

i on and the

met '

i

ne.-

I

r

i

and o'clock s.m..Paanaera

highest biddersSingle Cylinder Press

Tru.lee.oaldtee.l

EDUCATION AI

TW SCHOOL,MEffiPHIS COLLEGE.

tsw rvpartment nrTHT will area an the FTkvr hi.nWTtiBEK. The loilowing asai.eu.ru

the Facultyt'onstltutlonal lav --Oon. Aasearr

iH.jors p,.p.i rt...'., . r,J.. . u

1

t.rUB, Law Admiralty uen.

COTJB8B or 8TTJDT.HBHSIOrT. TJWIOR CLAHaV-- s ajonrta.

walker's Amorieaii Law gen''.ns. Hwncwon rtiwrnai jwuaw Sam tHeptMoa PV

Mm Srt-:o- N or JUNIOH :.a-- -s

raoothaoa Contracts, rirsonsoa Notes and

AT s)Mfo!, rXA.

o, W wlibnmlp; lord ana Tenaa

ttotta, nory'aManume Lam.

WAV

tnrtspr-i..'-.- .

Diploma loosaw per Session, payable laKuirsuc. ttr ag mi

All Htodentaof aw cn attend 'roetctnresof College, InducingS Bs"atOPi aad if Taaiii aaatrmswk ushoioawu. by to

wli! ho made to rsiai- -l aad

a t? T Png juuavWLH8 ViCTOaUA

will her chooi,!Vri. w. utKatiu,

ail the SfttnclAy, the M mtTAt to. im Mnnrrw

the

York

a

orderI

They

a

Utaeli

Hoath

can

tolKi

andand

t.

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SCHOOL.Htewart.

atoter.

Neplenther,

the servteaa the fnltowtng- Prof. viliehen - wjaa

lid MpanlSb : rrof. il.ro..- - i

Prof. Millar, ib; -

Fashionable Dancioj? icuj.MADAME LlTI8K,of New Orlrsna, woalcpert roily tnronnr. r. .... -

Memphis she wcl boranoaaw

p.m.. all tba same dar.for

p ejiae re wh'xprtn'lpai tiook and mnsle'ate andvale ramilieagiven twiee a month

i)

...

tn

m

MASONIC COLLEGE,laroa, Traa

iTTATKD thirty miles from Metncbls, aawawaulas lfayetla Depot, A C.B.

rACTJLTT l

iorrwsros.A lreaic'ent PrtasjaanrAnelaDl Langnages

Orwar Touso, 'inui Matbe- -matla:

iv.us MtKisrsTT. A H , aalalaud Moral rtcleune sad teratnr .

and baa reactclenrr. Next

ichieve thii

SENORHAM

except

IWKRM, renenuy

aMLAwS Angnste

tlonahle,ciralara,

ProfesaorSngltsh

ieg'tsh anil MsTtieenstts.farm. Kacn Larutuege at.--

I

Jimsi AL

Law Nrhooltub

UNIVERSITY OF KISSISSIPP!' OXFORD

FACULTYJiH A . D a.L. t. C, UM-.fi- , Professor.

T'HK coarse1 te:ma -- f nine month.Thetnethod nf !nruetv

aminKtlons, daUy. upony snch andlalion aad foeai aiijodl

ueee arr.M.xit ronrta will he

:be practice will eonforrae.pct : the rules, modeskohk- atctlot. adopted U

1. Iflairirt ot theZ Circuit Conrt thes. u&reuie i ourt of4. Circuit m ...d. haucery cmn of M

Probate Court.7. High ' oart Vrr-T- he

Law Ubrary nuint.volumes.

Ths Law tn have

Hlrattpva

ailvau

Ci

ad TreatBtiona day at

sb-:- h

of

.enrge uu

that .in-- n

O M. R.

8.

of

au'4

rr (j. x.w.

am

tt.

of

be

In

of

th.en

iar

a mplstd

and Appttatlent, ol u

TEXX BOOKS:TTtAA.

r. rs

wme

2nIr

eaei

ftplnc i; ,..;a

the

Proi.jtier

alnaaa.

which,

w". B..

MM,

L

T

u

arawtone-- s ivrnimentarlee. Ke- - f, oTnm.:arl. MK.ry As. t.v SKiry . n HailtneatStory .n Fartnerah p. Jiylta nautA oatUontracts, Htepben Fl, ading,sasrxoa teak- -

Mooi Cecil. Ureeodeaf n Evidence Mian 1Ktjully, AmM, a Ames Cornoraojaaat Bj.cs-stone,4- th

lu cotjneciiou w lilt ilnali'odeof MhouAMppl .jndesisalpni.

A lllploma flon this Hrfaool ia enulvwiessia license for practice in At.ssi.-sipi,- iTnltton fee, sso par tarm,

ermnpenaoi, ihe 9th Hepttmber Iter .tiend, the 34th of June, law

MEMPHIS COIaLEQE.iFsiramerly St.

Tier. B H. reyRD, LUO.. President.DTJPBKX, PTOfeaanr ol Lananaaaa.

.Profesaor Maltxntatla.JAlTWOs; Engllrti Dsrartniant

Session O&fns Sondav. Srptrafcer 2Btl.

M' 1 :cs raa sxaetosr rmt mo i wa :

sVnlor Clasa. Inclndlnc Latin. Grrek am'.1,1 11 II 11 , Ma OAJutitt.r,Frnlih Branrhesu-atl- n sn. (ireek

linmmai ' SwPrimaryadvants- - .

EAGLE COTTON ClNii.oTRAI BS' riRtfrr MILI.siO Wlieeier, Madden A i circular aawa "Hall-- s

Swont,Por aula Paatory prt. ea or

Ml-COMB-S & CO.,SOLE AGEXTj,

Tlom. 3381 and 334 stain SfrpM,ansQ MEMP"!.. TCSfi.

NEW FALL MILLINERY.

MRS. M. C. HUNTER '

Southern Emporium of Fashion,

QflQ t-- a Main Strajojt,

Orpoaite Court Square.

t I'iiF ladle, will and all toe latestX theseaae- millinery and fancy good, alluvib. - mane ana trimmed n ...

Fnlmonic Balsam or wilfi rriPrTTi,.j;!,' '. Tniouaa., omju,

"u

w niKtrer to order.saoqtu ,d wrappings, ready made, for aala.

selj win given the opening day.

THE Dl$ 0KBY0F THE Afii.

N O material which baa ever been tllaeoveiedhaa greater benedta in the honae- -

hold e ocomy ihanllwlSlfe MAGIC SOAl.

eompoaittonI' Is a saving Invention, aa well aa aa torateable remedy in Scorsv scald Head. Ernp- -,.uus ui , i I. ..in mum i . ...

by

t?s

.naUon of the ralnabl moved from tha the Teeth wIxrectorants. Anodynes and cleana Plaie and Jewelry

which

Israeli composition,

Elder tr.eChurch,

CHABLt air:"Pulmonic

i:eaa- -

IX r.throughout

virtue oforower

recorded

of

le newspaper

j).

to

lathe

CI. HIUUST.

prise

ateen

T.

advaors.

of

ezpianaiM.a

jaiaaai.

r.Jx-o-

of

rallvtheniea

Fayette Citaaty,

north

and.

IS

W DEL.

atndv

th

Courtof

ui

usand

ford,

nr.

Osied

of

or

of

srs

rf..n

tot Bins.on

on

mi

inof

J.

p.

or

leauoniFfre Proof

an

sovi.iiaaofor

made

be

labor

head,d.

Wood

to

to

11

ol

A.

aa

an

B.

hooki

at

in

0.

on

'i

or

frectnally removed rrom Carpet. Furniture,"entire. Paint, Varnish or Marble, with the

--rsateai facility and without Injury to themeertal. It I a peat aavlng of time and labcr

elothea, 11 '.a the only Known CoanIch will waab llannela with iheeaaeot col- -

ton or linen wttnout rnillag or sbrtnklna.these imponealoUeraeean beenweted witInyary to the akin or the moat delicate faorlca.

?' seesc. no uw. halloo, qoan-.ie- s wnalerer.Tli. world 1, coal eoged to proouce a aoauwhlen pooseowi an many valuanle pre pert! eaand wbleh la ao innocuous ana was. It la ahome invention, and deCes competition m anypart of the world. It haa beeotn a ni naau.la Mempt's, and Ita uaa la rapidly spreaaloc.brougheni ihedonth, and .entoaily wintend over the Yankee states. North an SeanAmerica, t nrope. As' a, Africa and OcaaotSao.Manulactaredeolely by C P. Moblmaey, Meaa-phi- s,

Tenn., and sold at tbe following nlacoa Inihe city at wnolale and retail : Page Co. lDean's. Taylar"s Drug Htore. Poplar nreet-Klng'-

.svrner of Third and Adoaaa : ACo. . isrfloio Bls. Madlaou 'fbo found at any respeetaole 'inti--y irocerviwdrng store. The proartattrr la dwesraaauwd thai... msnnfacture .hall knew ran mmjh . i .

idly extending demand for its noa. auis

Notice to Tax Payers.TAX BOOKS lor the year ! .487 or newTHE and I ahall Immediately proceed to

collect seeordlog to law. All taxhave PkRs-.NA'- l'ROPERTT muili.me "JTat one, or they will and their taxea In thi,bands of Constable who are anthorlxeti to du.train a sumciency to pay all taxes.

PHILIP UARVIWTay Collector ahelcy county, faar,

Offloo JTorthwest Oornor JoArawiand Third SfcasSa.

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