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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07

He grieves more than is necessary who gricres
before IL is necessary
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07

In our remarks of last week, nothing person
ally was intended to Col Guess, as our bill was
never presented to him for payment We re-
ceived the order from the Gazette, and accord
ingly sent the bill to that Office for payment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30
s0TTH CAROLINA ACCEPTS TIE
HwEEFs rENT

AEEE - EAE.
WHEREAS the Congress Of the United
States. by Joint resolution approved on
the first day Of February, A. D. 1865,
proposed an amendment To the COnstitu-
ton Of the United States for the ratifica-
ton Of the Legislatures Of the several
States, which amendment is ia the fol-
lowing words tO-wit.
" ARTICLE Is - Section I. Neither
slavery nor iuv0lunEriIy servitude, ex-
eeDr a- q punishment for crime, whereof
Che party shall have been duly convicted,
sLa.l exist within the United States, or
any place subject TO their jurisdiction.
Sc. - Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate legis-
Hti1u. Approved February >, ls65.H
Rgg'UCG, Therefore, by the Senate and
House of Representative Of the General
Assembly Of The state Of South Carolina,
in General Assembly met, and by the au-
thority Of the same, that the Aforesaid
proposed amendment % the Constitution
OF the United States Doe and the same is
hereby accepted, adopted, and ratified by
this State.
Ees1ireI, That any attempt by Con-
gTess towards legislatuE upon the poiit-
ical status Of former slaves, or their civil
relations, would he contrary 10 the Con-
stitJtiOu OF the United States aS 10 now Is,
u- as +, would he, altered by the proposed
amendment: In conflict with the policy
of The President, declared in his amnesty
proclamation, and with the restoration
OF thay harmony upon which depends the
vital interests of the American Union.
Res0rCd, That g certified copy Of the
foregoing preamble and resolutions be
forwarded by his ENcenenCy the Provis-
ionsI Governor, 10 the President Of the
United States. and also % the Secretary
of STATE Of the United States.
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wAsHIxGFoN CORRESPONDENTS.
wirz-The Obiect or His TrtaI-Efis
Death.

YrksFuNoToS. 2Sov., g, 1861
The grave has closed over the mortal
4 remains Of NIirz, but not over his memo
! ries. His execution has produced gem
I erBi sensation Of humiliation, as II the
I American character had, in some way,
been com promised by the commission OF
an unworthy act ! have met lsepG5ll-
3 cans-visitors here-Who did not hesl-
ta1e to say that tIe execution OF llls
man has made them feel
IS if they had personally been ooing
/ something mean. And this sense OF na-
+ ti0ual hun iiiation crises not only from
! the execution Of fFiZ, but Also from the
manner IN which he was Jrleu, iue cilaF1ic-
ter Of the testimony that was permitted
70 be introduced against MIN, and the VI
olati0u Of some or the most important
legal rules adopted 10y all American and
English courts, a. absolutely necessary b
insure fairness and justice To a prisoner
on trial for life and liberty. The manner
~ his trial is a stain on the American
character; his execution national dis
grace.
The object Of the Wirz trial was to
make out q conspiracy between Mr..
Davis end other leadiug Confesierates
with WiTz, 20 Kill bF ill-Jreatment. star
yation, exposure and brutality thousands
Of Federal prisoners The success OF the
Effort would have, rs was intended
brought Mr.. Davis before amiiitary COM
mission. and fixed the stigma Ot cruel
harbarity on the Southern ch8Tac- /
ter. The whole thing was a miserable
failure. No conspiracy nor an approach .
% one, was proven. Yet, that the JFldl .
might not 90 offers an uumllI1dled farce, I
}Nirz must be convicted OF something 10 /
bring him 10 the Scaflold. 7zlH uneasy 4
lest the public might regard his death
a- unjust and a stain on the American
character, the most villain0Us Ialseh0Ods
against the unfortunate victim are
cOncocted and published. The ct1-
ggferg OF the War Department, 70
the number Of two or three hundred,
AS amHed near the place Of his exc
Cut50u, and, Oh the signal Of his exit, set
un g shout which was telegrsphed as the
hGzzas Of the people. Then the chief de-
tectise OF the Department nvents the
m0u-r1U~ lie about the cOlCuess and in
difference with which WirZ and his wife
met and parted, and, also, about the at
tempt Of the wife 10 poison her hus-
band 10y nesns OF a guu-coated strych-
nine pill, which she was repre-
seuced 70 have passed into his
mouth while giving him a final kiss. All
t----s-AiiNlAt-
by the agents Of the War Department FOR
the purpose of blackeuing the victim,
ana Gepriving him of the sympathy the
5ufairness Of his trial would naturally
1eret for him. The effect of these strate-
gies Of bad men was entirely neutralized
by the early exposure Of the falehoods,
ana the manly way in which NirZ met
his death. The reaction Of stanton has
Deeu 70 make him appear in still more
ldious light than hetore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

SMALL PoX.-A great deal Of uneasi-
ness ana no little excitement has pre-
vailed h our city during the past two
weeks, caused from this loathsOme dis
ease making IL appearance among US.
II was brought here by a negro from
Niclzsburg, and has 1esn ia but two white
Families and one black family. Only
ive have died from i5, and but Two cases
remain. We are glad 10 know that our
CITY authorities have taken steps to pre-
vent # from further spreading HoAy
Springs Reporter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30
m. COMBS, JR., & CO.,
Attorneys at LaW and Geaeral War
CLAIM AGENTS,
Memphis and Washington.

The recent war Of the rebellion has created
great number and variety Of claims, the holders
Of which, we'll as the Government wish 20
adjust with al possible promptness-
An persons having such claims against the
Government. and wishing their speedy ADJUST
nleur ygIll 40 well 10 forward them 5mmedi-
ately 70 this Agency for collection. Little DIM
Guilty Or expense need bs encounlereo by any
applicant
the prosecution and collection OF every variety
Of claims against the United states Ia all de-
partments OF the Government We are now
most successfully prosecuting claims and ana re-
Government OF the United states for Horses
and Mules impressed; hay, Corn and Forage
OF all kinds; Wood and Lumber; Bacon Flour
and other Provisions; Beef Cattle, hogs, etc; (;
Hire OF Teams Timber for Bridges and Rail-
roads; Irregular Claims against the Quarter
masters and CommhssaIies Departments Of me
United States, for supplies furnished the army,
whether Claimants have OF have not vouchers
or receipts for the same
We Collect claims for Loss Of Steamboats,
SHOWS, skins etc. for Furniture, Cotton or
other Produce seized by tha Military OF Treas
urv authorities; for Extra Pay and Com
mutation Of katlOn6 Due Prisoners OF War.
tor Rent OF Houses, etc Suspended Pension
Claims: Army and Navy Back Pay; Prize
Money, Pensions OF al Kinds; Bounties; Sol
diers' Check Books; Ofhcars Back Payi Sci
Element oil Officers' Accounts. Removal Of
Sfopuages: Horses Lost, Killed, Captured or
abandoned IN the Service; Erroneous fines, etc.
Claims for the four cents per pound paid on
Goods imported into Tennessee Claims for
Tond damages. etc, before Congress; and
clalms sfioyal owners Of negro slaves who en-
listed in the Union army during the late rebel
lion for the amount and bounty provided by
act OF Congress
This Agency. we hatter ourselves, offers ad-
vantages superior 10 any local agency, being
located AZ the Federal Capital, thus allowing a
ready investigation OF difficult casesY and dis
patch in the collection OF claims. And our long
I experience fn the collection OF Government
claims and familiarity with tho forms Of Office
and al the departments OF the National Gov
ernment give us great facilities for the success
I ful prosecution Of ali claims entrusted 70 as.
Our Mr.. Combs viii practice Law In all the
courts Of the city Of Memphis and shelby
county, and the Federal court for the Dist-ict o.
4 West Tennessee Lawyers, Claim Agents and
others having CLAIMS for collection in It's and
adJoining states, will ina Is 10 their advantage
10 send them 70 as.
Fee, Fees shared With professional men onfrustinl
/ business with Us
iS tisnS claims entrusted TO Us viii be promptly
hunhlll0ea and vigorously prosecuted
I 60. n. CONES, 3R-, Il CO.
I A.lol 1e5A ahd Counsslors At Law and Claim
Asshass, ~ hoom No. Posiogies Building, Mem
4 80 ~sNssse' hsTis Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Institution, prosecution or defense Of such
suit or controversy.
SIC. II. Be Il J'ur'her enacted That
the penal laws of this State, ia all cases
not othcrwise specially provided for, shall
applv and extend 20 al freedmen, free
NEGROES and muiattoes.
SO. J.. Be 81 further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

MILK.-The Academy Of Sciences re-
Gently received au interesting communi-
cation from DR.. Dancel, on the influence
Of water IN the production Of milk. The
author has observed that mothers nursing
their infants eat very little more solid
food than in their ordinary state, but they
drink much more water. When COW Is
in calf, and yields little orno mix, ltdoes
MT drink more than from twelve 70
wenty iitres Of water per day but as soon
as It has calved, it VIII drink from thirty
10 fifty litres per day, and the quantity Of
milk it gives is always in proportion TO
the water it has taken, the measure of its
solid flooding the same. IL has been OBJ
served Of q herd Of cows grazing on the
same meadow, that those that drink
oftenest yield the largest quantity Of
milk. When they are taken away from
the meadow To feed them in the cow
house with dry fodder, the milk they gave
rs One-thiTd less because they do not find
in hay the watery particle contained in
green grass. From these and other oh
srrvations Of the same kind, DR.. Dancel
concludes that water is essential to the
formation Of milk; a fact hitherto I'M
noticed by men of science, though they
have experimental on a vast number Of
substances supposed to increase the yield
Of milk. a few years ago the Academy
Of Toulouse instituted some experiments
with aview TO ascertain whether the cakes /
which are the re- idue Of sesamum oil 4
miRht be given for food to cattle. As far /
ss the yield Of milk went, these trials I
were unsatisfactory both in the case Of 4
low aud in that Of sheep. Atlength these I
rakes were tried by farmer near Paris, T
ehO found, contrary 10 expectation, that
hey greatly increased the quantity Of
MIX. The reason was simply this, that
se had beaten up the cakes with large
quantity OF water, while in the previous
experiments they had been administered
q dry state.
", NJ FIfrn AIisnn an ~ Indy Of
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yvu,- 7. Berlin, late Wrn. L Berlin & Co, Ms1s-
plIis; Frank OvertOn, late Of keniueEy.
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COPARTNERsHIP-

TvHE undersigned have this day for-ned 60.
llsrtnership under the name and style ei
f5--ff-, = f-e~f1u lor the transaction Of gen
go Comm uission Business IN this CITY
Si'-- WI Z BERLIN
F. OVERTON.
Memphis, Tenn, Hoy. g. 1865,
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PROFESSIONAL.
IoHN s. IIoRNoR.

REAL ESTATE, AND
GENERAL col LECTfN q AGENTS.
HELENA. ARK
VII give prompt attention u buying. selling
or renting lands, paying taxes, and collecting
debts. no29-lmo
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Enrlish s American.

4OAlOos IllA-Ll54L Q 4A44A0A AN1ILI1
Caulifl0wer, Chow-Chow,
Piccoliln Mixed,
Gherkins, Onions,
Ptckled olives,
Pickles by Gallon or Barrel,
For sale At PL Ul1LER'S,
Corner Union and Second,
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one square one insertion y
each sdJriousl insertion

each aaUriousl insertion y
rya weeks 9 o.
one month ? ~
AZ An aiVer'i~lIleni IN ll-e TiH-liL -Nutiee
column l-HrI Ga charged ~ cents ptr-inf-
So tfarlisze and death notices lfloii7il-- -
other afR efllslaElguis-
A Il atVer e-lleills net lliit.ae3 iNI a -lSe-
clFef -ir--e ggIII be discontinued al the eud Of
one wreck.
EE- A % aivgrrisa-llfnt, loE t-e APpaiil must
De handed iu at the JlC---' 5 desk
rs- T-1uas1f ofrerlsen.esis utlsi b paid for
e. GIrrr-f.
Sc no n1yFrrisl-lent wiA appear IN the
Weekly paper, unless 5y special conrract-
EE-. Advertisements % be inserted in the
1Vae.-v paper Only. or a. Irregular intervals IN
either Hl The papers, VIII D. charged 81 Ter
square for each and every insertion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30
LAYER Raisins.

In whole and quarter boxes; seedless Raisins,
Fias, CitrOu, Almonds aud Cusrants,
For Sale By ". T. PLTMlfER, Gg't,
Cor. Second and Union Streets
Greenlaw Building.
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BERLIN s. oVERToN,
Cotton Factors and General Com.
mission Merchants,

No. a Monroe ST., and - Center Alley, IN rear
OF D. II. Evens, LiQnor Dealer.
4 FTER an absence OF four years In the South
a We now RESPECTFULLY tender our services 10
6Ir many friends, and feel confident We csn
give sstisfaction 70 all who may favor "a uyifs
fnefr patronage. We are prepared 10 make ffi-
erai advances on all cunsiguIncnts, and oT1r-fiF-
cilfiies for storing are equal to any in the cltv
We also E'licit orders for thh purc1sEs az reods
where the money OF It's equivalent accompanies
the order Al goods semi TO us will be furared,
anls8 otharWiae instructed 0ovio In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

E-a- Mrs. Eliza Alison, an old lady Of
Tioek county, Wis, was burned TO death
last week by her clothes taking fire from
d hot stove.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

BzE One thousand experienced work.
men in steel, are coming from Europe TO
assist at the great steel works, winch are
in process Of construction near harfis-
burg, Pa.
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Fsa- The screw ship Harry Of The West,
from New Orleans for Liverpool was
recently burned one hundred miles ron
southwest Pass. Over three thousand
bales Of cotton Wsrs lost,
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John Il. Dickinson,
(Of Louisville, Ey)
New City Carpet Store
(sulman Block,l

No. ZSf5 Second ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
IMPORTER and dealer IN every description OF
| Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods eX-
cIusively all bought for cash OF manu- tacturers
and irn nporters. Ny stock IS large and well Sc
lected and viii be sold at reasonable prices 20
cash buvers. and consists IN part follows:
Rich Royal Medallion Carpets; Engllsh ana
American Velvet do; Do do Tapestry carpets
Bigelow Body Brussels Carpets; extra Three
PLY do; Tapestry Ingram do; Two Ply ana al
Wool do. Kemp and stair DO; Rags and Door
Mats in great variety; Brocate! ana Salh Hf-
do: Canton Cloths; Wine and supper Cloths
Floor OH do, to Is feet wide; Stair and Table
on DO; Bookings; Drugsets; CruunB ana Felt
Cloths: Lace and Muslin Curtains; Window
shades; Buff and Green Hoilandsi window
Cornices Curtain Bands and Curtain Fixtures,
and a variety OF goods too numerous 10 mem
ton. a cOIa peteut
UPHOESTERER
To make and lay carpets and hang curtains and
window shades noNa-4ln
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TAVING been engaged in the above bust
I ness in the city siuce 1852, and connected
with the best houses, is a guarantee that 1 Will
novI9 Inn j. GRIEGH ABER
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0~eontaaue 8vOS.

W(onFGgue SrDS+1
Teuer<Wer ~al9enten,
So 3eeomrfr., Baltimore.
Nssnten fir hitfoi6sHDsn 8suer-9trNGtrunss Gpmpes.
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Mertatic 6ttc Snfuranet Co.,
@ruubtapttaI 100000
ReioIute Sire SriurGnce Co.,
tSrunhtapttaI 100000
8erIuHf rerben prompt begut0btet unb pbnetreenb etnt
0eriDeerune tn uuierer Office besabIt.
Eur 9plt(en uro StenprI9etne BersGrurG!
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peradern ia1er, 0nS 81 elmer Otptbenbe Don eem Sepinn
bere6ttet, wel6e fGpn nanbmaI 80 prps, betrue. Cbnt BAT
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Deutfbe 6trmeu ais Rtftrenten:
Sail Il Mr. Gpas SptIfer Il 60.
Steanann, Stnrtts & 20. Sicpb Seeeer.
3. &. Dr1AnS u 60. (mat23tl)
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