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For instance, suppose Congress should
pass a law authorizing an election To be
held, at which all over twenty-one years
of age, without regard TO color, should be
allowed to vote, and a majority should
decide at such election that the elective
franchise should be universal, what
would you do about it ? Who would set
tie it . Do you deny that the first great
principle Of the right of the people to
govern themselves ? Win you resort TO
an arbitrary power, and say that a ma
iOrity Of the people shall receive a state
of things they are opposed to 4?
Mr.. Douglass. "That was said before
the war"
The President. q am now talking
about a principle, not what somebody
said.n
Mr.. Downing. Apply what you have
said, Mr.. President, to South Carolina,
for instance
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N0tfce.

A the February term Of the County Court
"a OF shelby unit Tennessee. Wlu spy
Tor Letters OF administration IN ena estate @
Marion SweusOn, late OF said county qses@SSa-
Jan. Sth, 1855 GEO " N
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Notice.

I ETTERS of Administration having been
l. granted TO me by the County Court Of
SnelOy county, upon the estate of K A. Parker,
Sr., deceased, all persons indebted to said estate
viii come forward ana settle and those having
claims against said estate will file them with
me within the time prescribed by law.
X A. PARKER, admir-,
r fell lw No 10 Ierfersa, straef
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The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Junctien on Tuesday. TbrrsJaS
and saturday, at 2 O'Clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad laav.
Corinth going North aud South Daily lSonff
At 3 pm. and North 81 9 am.
At Decatur regular connections are made WITH
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashviiie
Louisville, etc.
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
At Chattanooga connections arc made with
trains on the East Tennessee and Georgia. and
western and Atlantic Railroads, for an parts
OF Georgia, South and North Carolina. Yireinfa
and the North.
For through tickets and further informstiop
apply at No, is Court Street, or at the Memphis
and charleston Depot
W. J. ROSS, Gent sup't.
q. l. ANDERSON.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN
jal4-lm-fe1 General TraVeunR Agent.
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GARDEN LAND FOR LEASE.
Ten and a half acres Of Beautiful Grove and
Garden Land on the New Raleigh Road and
NOselV 4 venue. VIII Lease for i've yeRTs for
SOD per ye.U, and pay for the Enclosures az the
expiration OF the lease Apply 70
fe4 Nv ROYSTER- IRRELEVANT GO
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2 R SALE

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Revival In View York Trade.
Frceamen-s Bureau Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-The President trans
mitted to the House communication from the
Secretary Of War and the Attorney General.
respecting information as 10 what grounds or
facts upon which Davis, Clay, Mallory and
YuIee are held.
The amendment 10 the Freedman's Bureau
oAl having passed both Houses, will soon be
presented to the President for signature. The
ulIl Is 0f general anpicafIon.
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT.-The House at tnee9rner
Il 81 Hfl and Alabama streets, coutalnlug
four rooms. with dressing room, ana han.
kitchen and servants room, good cistern- Yen
ises in good order. Apply % Geo. P. Zesier.
baek al same lot on Hui street. fell lta
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Eastward Trains,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-The Democratic Fx-
ecutivs Committee had a meeting for general
consultation, but did not conclude upon any
particular policy 20 be pursued by the Demo-
cratic party. A mass meeting to sustain the
restoration policy ofthe President, will assem-
Die on the twenty-Seroud
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On the 18th. from my place, three miles rom
the city. on the Old state Line Road, two
hOrses-BAY HORSE, eight ~ years old, fifteen
hands high, PAGES rather short. in good order.
No marks emembered. DARK BROW
MARE, 8 years old, 10 hands high, trots- No
marks remembered ! VIII give one hundred
dollars Tor the recovery Of both, or nfty dOllats
for either OF them, II delivered to W. g.. Ander-
son & son, Adams street, opposite Hardwick
House
ian8d Iw-w2we ". c. HILL
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
M e NJ p HIS.
SUNDAY. Ii. IsOs.

Ia Correspondents must bear in mind
the rule Of writing on one side only Of
the sheet, in order to enable US TO make
nss Of their favors.
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FOR SALE.

FIRST Glass Cotton Plantation
For sale or Rent
. A No. l Plantation in Council Bend. Ark
II miles from Bledsoe's Landing. containing
200 acres, 30 cleared, under fence and ready
for the pillow. Eight double Frame Houses. Gin
HOUSE and stand. Corn Mills, Cribs. etc. on the
place Corn, Bacon. etc, on hand sunclens
for the coming year. Good WEI, Cistsrn, etc.
Terms Easy.
fe1I-Iw WI PAsssfoRE & CO, Aue'r
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/ OST-On Saturday, between tn. hours OF
l. 10 and Il o'clock. va The dud1 viii r..
ceive slgO reward for the zane
JOHN E HANDLE s co.
CnickasaW ouudr
fell q Second and Vino ester streets
CTOLEN-Fpom ny residence on Ffuh
= street. IN Chelsea, on the night Of the ath
February, 1850, Two Warrant on the City Treas
urer-One, No 5A, payable to r.. ellen dated
February 9Th, lS66. Tor 81 40; one, No. soils. pay
aule 70 Ed hley, dated February SIN, ISIS. for
slGl Al pa. ties are warned from traIiuE for
the above, As paysaeHt Of the same has been
stopped Hell 2i WI. B Cotton.
L OST.-AC Certificate or Deposffe on the
II Exchange Bank Of ~. Louis for $40 in
coin. The Ender viii corner Rn O~blizauOn,
besides being paid Tor his trouble. by le-viug it
with !. ;. Steele & Co.. Exchange Building,
Memphis, Tenn.
fei0 ST ~ JH- MCDONALD
FSTRAY.-Taksn up on the 5th inst, one
u Sorrel Horse, saddle ana Brfcle. sixteen
hands high, seven or eight years Old. right hind
foot white, star in forehead. The owner can
have the same by proving properly AMI 2 wing
charges HELD 5Il C. H EEACkE4T q
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Ola truth, we have fallen upon strange
times. Surely, there is enough Of the
old Tennessee life left in her people yet
to pause, think, reflect, and shrink from
such a-malgsmstion, politically and So
ciaIly,-in the State and in the Nation,-
as that into which the Tribune would
lead them. God help US, if there is not.
A ooLORED DELEGATION ar THE
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For particulars and terms apply 10
fe2-2w ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT co.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Roofing! Roofngll

CAMUEL DAvIDS, Agent far the Gutta Per
- cha Cement Roofing This I9onDg Is com
posed Of very heavy canvas thorOashly saLu,
rated with q preparation or Gutter Percha and
entirely imperviOus to water. To persons NtSl-
ing any thing done in my line, ! vii say 1 am
prepared 70 give perfect satisfaction This roof
ing is not effected by heat or cold, the expansion
and contraction being so little as not TO emeet
Il. It is cheap, will last equally as long as TIN
and can be applied TO ambOat and Gall-oad
ears. Persons living in the country viii md u
to their interest 10 give me q cali would also
Invite my eambOat friends to come and see
az No. IS Monroe street, corner OF second.
feb3 Ime
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The President talks TO them Frankly, ana
tells them somShing they had no relish
for.
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ITO FARMERS and PLANTERS.
i Having been a resident Of Memphis for the
past eighteen years, and been engaged in the
intelligence business for several years, l am
now prepared 10 furnish White LaborerS, Male
and Female, at reason able terms-Afty per cent
less than any person engaged in the business in
the city. Hotels, restaurants, ETC., wanting
good meat cooks, pastry cooks, walters or help
Of any kind, can be supplied at the shortest
notice by WM- DARDIS,
Intelligence once,
fell q" Center alley, opp. overton Hotel.
N. W. MAYS, d. y. ALLEN, JOHN LAW,
Crittenden Co, Ark. Memphis. Memphis.
Mays, Alien Dc LdW,
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MACON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TUE Next Session of this Institution will
Il m on
Tuesday, 18Th instant.
Terms OF Tuition per month, including Incl
dental expenses, 81 %, - % and 81 %. Music.
50 " pei month; and Use OF Instrument per
session. s. 90.
Board, including furnished room, fuel and
lights, ~ 10 per month. Washing, 81 90 per
month.
Payment for board and tuition per session.
one-half in advance. l can take a few more
young ladies into my family TO board.
FELL 2" G. MCKINNEY, PRINCIPAL.
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C%UBURBAN RESIpE ZOE

The Place which I ! now occupy. on vaIen-
tine avenue, one and a hslf miles from the cor
porsss limits 10 acres OF Rich Land; improve
msnts consist ofNev Two story Frame HuIa-
ing. s rooms; stable, Carriags House and Barn:
Young Orchard Of Choice Fruit; Cstern. Wen,
ess. TITLE Perfect. WIN Be sold o. reasonable
terms. JOS ELLIOTT.
ds18 IN - Madison slrset.
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- A1N u MAAAAAE vi OAC BIZ 49,
the sheet, in order to enable US TO make
nss Of their favors.
IA We are informed that the remains
of Gen. MARSH WALKER, who was
killed in 8 duel by Gen. MARMADUKE
during the war, viii be brought to this
city for interment on Friday next.
MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.
The announcement made in another
column of the opening Of this road
through to Humboldt, is a gratifying as
surance Of the restoration Of our init
mate relations with the northern and
northeastern portions Of West Tennessee.
With the advent Of the balmy month Of
MAY, We have the further assurance Of
the extension of uninterrupted travel on
this route, through Paris, GAINESVILLE,
and 50 on to Louisville. So, step by step,
Peace reasserts her dominion owe the
fields ravaged by war-slowly, silently
but not less powerfully achieving con-
quests more enduring than those Of war.
We greet our old friends in the qnarter
shove mentioned, and trust TO see them
more frequently on our streets.
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Admfnfstrator,s Notfce.

HAVING been appointed Administrator
II with the viii annexed, Of the estate of
term OF the County Court Of shelby
county, all persons Indicted to said estate are
requested to make prompt payment; and per-
sons holding claims on said estate must present
them, otherwise they may be barred.
las NJ. WILLIAMSON,
jail I'm Administrator.
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q . e , 4 u
A Beautiful Suburban RESIDENCE % miles
from the city, on Genital avenue-tEo-story
frame house, seven rooms, kitchens. servants
rooms, smoke house, carriage house. stable,
and all Necessary 0utbuildiDgs, with SIX acres
splendid land. so besrlng fruit trees, 400 grape
vines, shrubbery, etc. Everything complete.
Price, 5000. For further particulars. apply to
BENTON & MAGICIAN,
Real Estate Agents.
- II M
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A RARTNER or PURCHASER

a Wanted
1909 Acres Of fine timber land ga Phillips
county, Arkansas. on the Mississippi river, well
located for a wood yard and with a good land
ing. accessible ~ all stages Of the river. A pur-
chaser or 4 interest in the same, who viii also
form a partnership IN the wood business, IS
wanted. Besides having superior advantages
for that business, the land where cleared viii
be No. I Cotton land. For tsmE etc, apply
70 A p. CURRY & CO.
~ fete W. No l Main street
HrANTED-AEents-To sell the lives
" ofsouthern Generals and their caEpaigus.
Also lfeof stoneWau Jackson, Distinguished
women 1esouth. Follard's History Of the
var. Confederate Official Reports OF Battles,
Morgan and has Men. Also. eneraviuEs and
photographs Of Suthem Generals. by
TE2SBELL & DURANT.
jal7-lm a. Ma -, Memphis. Tenn.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

RY. REQUEST Of Many Voters OF
- eneipy County, Alderman Thomas Leonard
n9uneS himself a candidate for County,
f o. Shelby County az the coming eiecy
Ion- fsIl e %
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Memphis and Charleston


Is prepared to receive and pay steamboat
charges and drayage on freights consigned to
parties at the fOllewin points on the Memphi
and Charleston Railroad, viz:
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NeM YnrI,
gen. Rockers Order.

New YORK, Feb. Io-Cen. Hooker ordered the
discontinuance OF the following military dis
triets New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and North
ern and Western New York.
The Canadian officials before leaving Wash
ington, threw out some hints that II the re-
ciprocty treaty was allowed to expire, difficult
would ensue among the fishermen Of DO
A special says Collectors in the Southern
States have been receiving seven-thirties, with
the coupons detached, for duties McCullOch
says the Treasury has not power TO receive
seven-thirties under the acts OF Congress, be-
cause they are not lawful currency.
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$50 PER WEEK /.
A u c T / o y

A u G T | @ y
~ splendid opportunity 10 pur-
chase fine lot of sheep
Tie 'ahscfihefs easr for sale Fallic Auction the
fsliasing praprFtF, ENs
" BHfkntNg EWEs
10 LAMBS aud YEAHIISbs
MEIiiEEs
gHuNks
HORSE
There ~ll also Be- sald the nay Grain seS,, sIslgA
GAaiuA shsFtit. &e A.
Ihe sase ~iliaks place Jan -, 1864 a. the residence
81 he satscgitff saf uiit south " Manchester vi,
lsKs
T.@G. n SWIFT
Msaehsttsg Dec ~ 1858
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Cnl,in K. liolland,. E,,n,e

GrArE Uf VERMONT, Alta Prabat. cour
~ Manchester District 81 holden 4, Nancheste
y AMI i9r said District, on the Soth day % Decem
Der, 1865
Present Hoo. +. D. BURTON, huge.
lhc Executor of the last will and testament OF
Calvin h. Holland late Of winhslt IN said district,
deceased, applies IA wriiing for license to sell ali
the real estate Of said deeea ed representing m N
The debts against said estate sili amount 10 abon,
the sum % two hundred s1a INV an AZ. ana n :
FsrtoRal estate amounts 70 ess than tso hundfcd
dollsr, and that Il will be deces.aty 10 ia, Tie
deb'. and charge, o. administration, arr'fat part
Of said ftAl eatatf eanBo, be sod without hury To
ihese interested ~ the remainder
MhsfeuPon Z was ordered ihs, s4id application
bs hears 81 Probate Court "a be li0hieu ~ the
Probate ON ia Manchester, 10 and f,r ,sid IA,
u.ci - TIE sist DAY 4 Jaurary, 1895 and that NO.
tee iheHeoi be giveu ~ Publishing thi order three
week 'aeess'ivev "a the Manchester Ionrual print
81 Al said Manchester previous 10 said time Of hear
tfKe
~ ". rRINDLF. REGISTER.
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James T. Wilson'S Estate.
Seth smiths Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, I At a Probate Court
~ Manchester District, 50. holden at Manchester
IN and for said District, on the 27th day Of Decem
Der, 1865.
Present. Hon. T.. B. BURTON, Judge.
An Instrument in writing purportng TO be the
la't-will aud testament Of Seth smith, lde Of Man.
chester, deceased, was presented for probate.
Whereupon Il was ordered that said instrument
DC proven at a Probate Court to be holden at the
Probate Office in Manchester. in and for said Dis
trct. en- the 3lst day Of January lsGs and that no
iice thereof be given By publishing this order three
weeks sneeessivey In the Manchester journal print
ed at said Manchester previous to said time Of hear
ing.
90 H. PRINDLE, Register
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John w. REID. E.,ate.

AIAlE or NEkAONr,i A. = Probate Court
- Asaehesier District, - holden AZ Manchester
- anu if said District, ga the 9th dag oi Decem-
hsr. 1893.
Present, hos. 4. n BURTON. Julrc.
The IHscplof ii the last wl and te,tamsu, 81
john ". kesi late ~ Sunderland. decreased. BRO.
pesed 10 render dnal seceunt 81 hs Adsuiisratlon
AhefeEPnu 4 Was orderpd that said account I've
Aadilec Al a Probate Court % BE- holden At the Pro-
bate Office N Manchester Ia ard far said District.
or TIE sl9 aAy q January, 1893. ard that notice
thereot e given BY publishing this T~lsf three Neek.
'sccet,lFely ia ii,e Manchester jQurnal nfiated Al
sAid Manchester previous 10 ssid time u hearing.
"a II. rkiNDl.E, Register.
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EARA ron SALE

~ s@bsfnh ~ aasfs fsf AZ his tsfrn. ,tfnsi
y the soaih psfi 81 Lgssa ss.ss $500 80 -.
ffpfp Len9anderf fi3srs tstf ~. 80. r,,,4 80,
80 Hesn Chssisf = NasrhrsffY. ne farm 60.
z -. ~ as'ss ofisnd saitshtf e.ua,8 nth INA,
49, fasisff Ai,a ard : ss5sti, y kssiirF ~ h,sl
ssitf Aaa tufhelsnt tenn g. err 4 a.: 4 !,
sseesa -lih siaps ~a'i has al.o rosd Appi.
aAsFfrg ~ sbesp rssiur the au 49,. -. NJ II.
es-a rsfaif fW further particular, atsls to th.
s~s'ef'btf 81 me prvnilscs - :. 4. P.erts = he
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