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For the Appeal

THE RUm-sELLING CBRESTFAN.
Come haste to The rescue, the Devil exclaimed,
For a ruinous blow At our power Is aimed.
Our run-selling ally, his neighbors assait,
And ply him with arguments thicker than hail
Then, fn1ps Of Perdition, quick give him your
aid,
Who in selling Blus Raan. pursue'yOnr own
trade,
While eagerly seeking the gntiering peL
His neigh5Or he ruins, to profit htrseI
Then gather around him, the rurn-drinking
clan, rs
That each with his liquor, may MI up his can.
Far more can he aid us, than ruin-sellers vie,
For the flag Of ne Church tclH his uictfBs beguie 4;
And sure fhey viii think IL nc terrible sin,
II they get OF a Christian their whisky and gin.
Bespeefe5le sinners viii buy OF a shirt.
And think that they furnish no cause for com
For why should their eonsciences give them a
jog,
when a Run,-seRhg Christian supplies them
with grog9
And who IS so ready 10 frame an excuse,
Which one, like myself, for his purpose might
"Tho wretches win have IT. then why not OF
me?"
Inen pockets MS prohts and Chucktes With gee
And thinks thata Christian as freely may sin
"A one who's polluted without and within,
Regardless Of all his professions and vows,
or the strife AID contention his liquor may
rouse;
or the heaTt-broken widows, and children who
wall,
When q rum%-drinking mther with blows doth
assail,
OF the anguish aud woe which IS caused by
trade,
Ger which Devils rejoice, while the righteous
are sad.
Thus he honestly spoke, without cloak or dis
gulse,
For the truth may proceed from the father Of
Lies.
Then wander, Oh Christian, no longer away,
And tempt not the sinner stul farther to stray
Oh lead him not down to the depths of despair,
Lest he bitterly curse thee. when suffering there.
And why shouIdst thou bring such reproaoh ON
His name,
Who died to redeem thee from sin and nom
shameg
And why should the Christian be grieved at his
heart,
As thOa, from thy Savior 50 far dOfh depart?
Then cease from thy folly, repent OF thy sin,
Aud aid those vino gather the wanderersin IN
Thus, labor for God, not for perishing pelG
For a suffering world, instead Of thyseif
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TRIBUTE TO TIIE GAtLASTRY OF
CONFEDERATEs.

Gen. Hooker, il lis tssimony BetoF,
the committee Of Congress, on the con.
duet Of the war, pays the following tribut,
20 tbe Confederate trGoP
"0ur artillery had always been supe-
TiOr 90 that OF the Confederates, as was
also u infantry, except in discipline,
and that for reasons not necessary 70
mention, never aid equal lees army.
With a rank and file vastly inferior to
our own, Intellectually and physically,
Gen. lees army has, by discipline alone,
acquired a ~SHaCleCsg h,e stssdiuess 6ad
efficiency, unsurpassed, IN nay Judgment,
in ancient or modern times. We have
never been able 10 rival il.
Gen, Meade speaKs OF tue DTaRe and
gallant advance" Of the Confederates at
Gettysburg. Hancock talks Of their
" wonderful spirit-nothing could have
beon'mote spifitel 9-and Beneral Rleas-
anton, describing the disgraoeful run
ming away OF the eleventh army corps at
charlottesville, accounts for il by " the
combined effect upon the imagination Of
Inc sey-d Of musketry. the wells Of the
coufederates ana their increasing artil-
iery fire. y u was 4 theatrical effect
.Stonewall Jackson could produce better
than any otner Han nave eperseen on
the fetd of battle. You could tell one of
his attacks anywhere-and the turn Of
he pattie was stJneRai 4 1aoksonis
death,
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Keep constantly on hand q fine azortment
from the most celebrated Manufacturer. All
kinds of machines bought, exchanged and sold
So commission
Particular attention Is paid % repairing. aud
guarantee given Ia all eases.
sole Agents for singer sewing Machines
Improved sewing machine oil always ON hand.
Al--. . one a.-or-m.uL n- ne.lle. m---Lm
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TESrINoNY.

q nFfenfn letter from w H-kFuwrUn 10
gentlemen in Mississippi, Is published m
she Tqar.., Hg.; from which we
n-f-. +Er a-t s--r.1 .-+-..t Dc &C. ~r4D14ta
with practical GOOD sense. Tho writer D.
flaleA I'D nave aaA lAfAAtl"7 iPl 'o
famine rU inside view Of the President g
f~autiueula- and the policy 90 Dis eOu-pr-
s,7--. r.r. V.f- -arI-ipg f., .,r-
----.lnFaul- wba had addressed fhem-
selves % Uim Tor Information and
S.lIHl.
-vr-r rrt .srarf-l r sel-raure 20 the tas.I-
7.
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IA. ..a s8I ones 5~.8 GIiss ms
y. L-.
- olt a4i sl1l.t - iv1uia make no ais
~. Faar mos aa d--Hmiaais as
ny 7is5. Ss T'S w5 5sf5H l .
5gss aa.1 mater Eaat hey would
p.aY tuatl aolli q ss,55na s0n5i8aTy
th-t voa ave ZEN. ms sFa- leal aa8iiv. a1'
1g,' ~ "el.e ls-- l,-.'' 20 ~. ia1
Ts1 ID us aa aadIrr b. iaeir lata
~ a r-sIf I'll -sDr u.s.
r..-- .rE uht- m.a E1.ryff a.fr. ..l
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%. -4u.srf a' a. ihrF WIZ Do aga pei
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iae manner ln "-leh We tFiNrh's
"4 h- Pr Woo
NJ li... Lasr
sae Ia 81 r-iasut oecurrsu J Hqay
elan- would ,a-r. oa q practice deception 1
Ss Ioaud our IL Z ian VIC ass WI
.ei al hgFco -,imgny has proved ban
trouble, tut 3 would noJ a~-tione f5r t5e 6r-
E9d ne nero w5a.d SOON f yg- ,3uie pani.1
totei tha truth
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! To the Editor OF The New York News:
You were go kind as to publish yester-
day a warning against al attempt of C.
| 3. Richardson, publisher, 10 substitute
/ and thrust into the hands Of the reading
| public certain Annals Of the War, COM
posed by me, for an original and elabor-
ate history of the war, which l have in
/ the press of f. 3. Treat il Co, entitled
The Lost Cause" Such advertising
lodges may be usual in certain grades OF
business in New York. But when / pub
lished the former warning, | did not
| know to what extent G.. b. Richardson
had ventured the experiment on public
! confidence. | find, for the fi3t time, to-
dav, that he has published a circular, not
only Announcing these imperfect Annals
a. STANDARD Southern HistOry'-taking
these words from the advertisement Of
my second workout has actually ap-
propriated its title and brazened it in his
advertisement!
wrote some annals of the war. They
were gathered from the four corners of
the newspapers, written in scraps Of
time, and distinctly designated by me as
nothing more than the pioneers of a
standard and elaborate history; | com
menced such q history, | gave il the title
of'erhe Lost Cause " I have il nov in
the press of T.. Il. Treat u Co, $50 Grand
street it has been extensively adver-
tised; its title has become familiar TO the
Southern public. Richardson, knowing
these facts, takes the ephemeral work,
the four volumes Of Annals which he
published and which have outliyed their
term OF public interest, puts il in two
volumes to effect disguise, and advertises
the stale production thus:
The author, etc, etc, completes his
most interesting history of the Lost
t. Cause.n
The words Lost Cause are put in
capitals and in quotation marks. The
title of the work is thus bodily appTOpri-
ated. Such an adventure in the publish
ing line | may safely leave, without COM
mentary, to the judgment and resent
ment of the reading public. ] am aware
that I have q remedy in the courts of
Justice, which Ishall enforce. But in the
meantime a publication is necessary to
warn the public. l am a Southern edi-
tor, making my bread by my pen, and l
ask every newspaper publisher in the
Southern States to pass around" what
is an attempt upon the fruits of my labor
and an outrage on the confidence of the
public.
EDWARD \. POLLARD.
Now York Feb 9Th 1SGf-
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DY virtue OF a deed OF tru.t executed tome BY
ID John g.. bougnegty and Sarah r. Dougherly.
his wife. on the 18th dag OF June, A.. Z. I,jo. and
OF Phillips and State OF Arkansas, in record
book up, on pages i4f, 4E, AS and az, Will
sell for cash, 10 the highest BIDDER, on the
premises hereinafter described, in the county
OF Philips, State Of Arkansas. al public auction
on the "a day Of april, A.. D. 1865, the following
described tracts or parcels q land, situate. lying
aud being IN the county Of Phillips and state OF
Arkansas, to w.t.
h north half ofsecron twenty-five t29;
The northeast quarter Of section tweuty-siN
(25};
And one hundred and twelve and 0ne-half
acres Of the south halt ofsectiou twenty-five %,
extending rom the east boundary o. said Sec
ton TO the center ofFlat Fork creek;
At in township one lj north Of range %
cas-
Also, all that part o. the northwest quarter of
range four A east, which lies south ~ q line
cOumencingO on the west boundary OF saidu quar-
ter section az . point due west fr1r the center
Of g small pond situated south OF j. n. And-r-
s0nis meadow, and raining al right gie.W with
the west boundary Of the section through the
center OF SAID pond % the east boundary OfsaIu
quarter section, containing one hundred and
thirty-seveu and a hall acres; the above tracts
containing In The aggregate seven bundled and
thirty acres,
Also the equal undivided half Of the south
west quarter OF section twenty-five ~, in town
ship one lI north Of range three ti east.
sale viii ~ T. O,ciOcE "
j.. g.. TAPPAE.
January q. 1885. CmrEw8Fl Trustee.
VIRGIL V NOoRE----EDvIS WHITFIELD.
INTAA EANNEE-
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A Lease for seven years and a Housa mated
~ e1a8-oa streets ~coufulu4ua f1-r rooms.
A-eehl anu al Necessary ~0uI-hausrs. FOR
further particulars, apply 81
JACK "
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New York, Feb. 9Th, 1866.
Correspondents OF the National InteIligencer.
CONSERVATIVES MEETING IN BAmTE
MORE

- ~ 80 .
HORE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-The meeting a
the great hall Of the Maryland institute
tonight to endorse the Presidents veto
and his restoration policy was an i'm,
mense success and fun Of enthusiasm.
Lieut.-Gov. Cox presided, and made
| strong conservative speech. He congrat
Ulated the people of Baltimore that the
time had arrived when they could again
meet on one common platform, that o
| the Constitution.
Senator towan followed In q powerful
speech, drawing s. strong contrast be-
tween President johnson and those OPP
posing his policy. He contended that
however much individuals should be
punished, the great mass Of the Southern
people should not lee, as an entire people
could not rebel, although individuals
might and these only should be dealt
with. He made many happy hits in
speaking Of the Freedmen's Bureau bill,
and was often interrupted with rounds
Of applause.
Whenever; the Presidents name was
mentioned cheer upon cheer went up.
Senator Doolittle followed in an hours
speech, urging that the people, having
vigorously prosecuted the war 10 a sue
cessful conclution by holding in all the
States in the Union, now as earnestly
demanded a true peace and full restO-
ration.
Speeches were also made by Judge
Crane, Hon. Wm. Price, Hon. J. NJ.
Frazier, J. hewitt Steele, Esq, and
others.
Resolutions were adopted by acclama-
ton fully indorsing the veto message
and restoration policy Of President john
son.
Tine best order prevailed.
RIdicalism in Baltimore is dead. Men
Of all the old pGlitiaa. parties joined
hands at the meeting tonight that had
not met before for years. Never, per-
haps, has such an enthusiastic meeting
been held in ESltim0ta,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW ADVERT1sEM'Ts.
Trustees Sale.
Plantation IN Crittenden County,
Arkansas.
SOME 20 ACRES oPEN LAso.

Il designed by Bryant Duncan on the 7tb day
Of March, 1861. and duly recorded IN said county
OF Crttendcn ia book - page SO. l VII. On
the office or the Clerk OF the Circuit Court, Ia
the town Of Marion IN said county, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock am and . O'Clock pm %
said day, sell al public auction % the highest
bidder for cash the tract OF land known as the
Duncan place, situate about one and One-hali
miles west Of Mound Cfy ON the military Foadi
upon which tract there IL some 80 for more
acres OF open land, houses. out-hOu-e-, cOlton
gin, etc, All 10 good order, being the G OF Sec
" p Ofsame section OF equal width ffgm north
% south. also about 10 acres Of Of the south pari
Of section No. y, being The portion living be-
tween the military road and said section 81
being ia AL about fo acres.
This sale Is 70 be made for the purpose Of Fay
ing ths debt IN favor Of Coleman. Boyd & Co.
secured by said trust deed, d 3fault In the pay
meuL Of which has been made.
WA. G. TEICE, Trustee.
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An ONO ScRQoIt TEAcHER.-The

An ONO SCHOOL, TEACHER.-Ihe
| Louisville Journal of the 9th ult SAYS;
On Friday last James Bath Shelter. in the
St. stephens School, in Harpilton, Ohio, was
charged by some or the parents OF children at
ending the school, with having committed q
heinous outrage upon agin ten years OF age,and
viii having been guilty at other times OF COM
hitting the same odense upon other girls OF his
schaal The girls were brought into his pres
ence and confronted him with the charge, and
h. was compelled 70 acknowledge his Guilt. Ia
sLead OF administering deserved ehastisement
themselves. or even having him arrested, the
fathers gave him until n0on To leave town.
Tile pastor Of st. stephens Church, however,
hearing Of the affair, had a warrant issued for
the arrest of the fellow but by the c~pnnivance,
a. h said. OF one OF the trustees OF the church.
he made mis- escape on the FIRST traia. On SAT
urday he was reckless enough, In passing down
the road from DAY sOn, 70 step Of'the train at
Hamilton and enter a saloon 10 take 5 gIass ar
Deer. when officers on the lookout Lr Gln ar
rested him. In The ai.al noon he mad a Martial
examination before Mayor LongieIow. who
committed him ia default ofsf.5Ut BAL. for nlf-
ther hearing on Tuesday. There yves great
excitement IN refqreuoe 70 his outrage daring
the fEQplng, aud threats freely fndulgel IN
about Wpching him It Is SAID this man Shell
ley was fullferiy "a teacher az Mount PIaaeant
school, ana was dismissed from there for ~
same onense,
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NEW ADVERTISEM'TS.
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE Low FOR CASH!

50 Casks Bacon, clear sides shoulders and
hams.
30 Bbls. White Beans.
. HJlf bbI. Extra Roll Batter.
90 Casks, quarts and pintS, " W. Younger
Co.'S strong Ale and Porter.
50 Bbls. Texas PeoaRs, extra large.
20 ElsketS, quarts and pints, Bouche,
Fits& Co.'S BOuzy - and cabinet Cham
| payne
SO Bhls Mess Pork and Reef
80 Bbls and half bills White FISH
10 bblS Bourbon Whisky q years Old.)
Z Bbls Robertson do
Also. our Own ImportatiOns Of:
leo Baskets QtS and Pts, "Pfper Heldsick"
Champagne
50 Doxes,Qts aud Pts, "Chas. Fare sHlery"
Champagne.
50 Boxes, cts. and Pts, "De st. Marceaux"
Champagne.
80 Cases, QtS and Pts. Olive on.
100 Cases = and p Ssrdines.
100 Cases Glaret, various brands.
> Casks, QtS. and tts. " EObt. Younger &
Sons" Sparkling Ale
5 Pipes Gomez Sancho" Table sherry.
. IsPcs Old Port Wine.
Pipes. y. Denis Henry Mounie & Co.'S
Cognac, lsjS,
Pipes "Pinst Castiflon & Co" do 1850.
10 Ptp-s "Lt Rochelle United ProprietOrS, -
Cogqacs 1861
5i,td Havana segars, various brands.
hesideS a null assortment OF Goods usually
found in our line, warranted fresh.
j. +. FRAME -
22 Front Street, between Madison * Court SITS.
fe3l-mar4-lm
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\ SANITY PRAYER.-Cheever, the
divine, is reported to have prayed, in the
church of the Puritans, New York, last
Sunday, that if any of the rulers Of the
nation should persist in their present ca
reer of wickedness, and refuse to do unto
others as they wish others to do unto
them, God would take them ON Of the
leay. A very sanity suggestion.
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COLORADO JEwETF.-This individual,
now stopping in Cincinnati, writes to the
Commercial Of that city that he is Of
opinion the people must meet the issue
that the freedom of the slaves means
equality with the whites, or prepare for
a war Of races.
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Auction Sale
OVERTON HOTEL.
Trustees and Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue Of n decree % the Common Law
- and JnaDcsy COurt Of Memphis Chaneefy
side, and by a frost deed executed by the Mem
pnls oVerton Hotel Company. on the Isl Of May.
1901 % secure certain debts therein named re-
corded iu book 81, pages 2s. re. 20 and 81, IN
the Registers Omce Of shelby county, Tenn,
We VIII, on tie
2ith day OF March, 1865,
between The houm Of 20 and y at noon, in front
OF said hotel. proceed 10 sell % the highest bid
der, tha entire hotel property a. 10 staaGs. stu
steI on the corner Of Maln and Pop
lar streets in said city, covering lots n, -, 10,
-. IL and l3L
two years with interest; or al cash, ifths par
Chaser prefers IL. The right Of redemption Is
waived both b the decree and BY the trust
deed. and the title vii be good, bat we VIII
convey MY a. Trustees anr commissioners
r. MCDAFIII,
r. TITUS,
Trustee aud commissioner
ROYsLEE, IRRELEVANT & co.
80 O. nmHLEL-
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On Monday, the f2th Day OF March, 1865,
between the hours ofI0 anG I2o'clOck m, sell 81
Public Auction, % the highest bidder Tor cash,
At the Auction Store
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winter Stock for Sale at Cost
]. 7. HAXDLAS d co.
Gems. Geo. Was hington, r. Z. Lee,
"StonewalI@ jackson, Joseph E.
Johnstt IN. and others.

ARGE cabinet size, elegantly ,.olaTed oil
- poru9 is. frsr led ia gold Leaf, 5yal frames
OF the most superb finish, Of these glorious
@iS heg~ses. can be had at O'HARA& who is
genersl agent for their sale in We u tennessee.
Alabama, Ark auEas and MissiSsfupi WISHING
70 place these tokens OF tss higid places thev
hotu In the he arts Of their couutrynle u in the
zen OF ever man, woman and c.lnd IN the
south, We nav q Feluccd he Driee 10 = Teen tIol-
liars eaen. tlail, see and subscribe
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ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT CO.,
No. 237 Second St., Memphis,

4 cart Or Country Lot No. a., as laid
down on The plans of the city Of Mem
phis. in Shelby cOunfT. Tennessee. brzin-
ming on TIE south side Of Adams street.
fifty f-at east offA- east side Of Fourth street..
thence south parallel with the east sl1e or
Fourth street one hundred and lorty-cight feet
six iucne 20 an alley, parallel ami next scuth
Of Adams street thence east With the north
side ofs-id alley sixty-sevsu feet thence a1rtn
parallel 18th the east side Of FOURTH street one
hundred and d1fry-elgut and oue-half feet o.
the south side OF Adams street, thence west
with the sButh side OF Adams street sIxty-seveu
feet % the beginning This sale VIII be made
for rhe purpose % paying the debt secured -
said trust deed, deltultIu The payuIeutoI which
hss been made The title Is believed 70 Be
good. but 7 convey as trustee only
Wines my hand this sth day Of February,
1856. D. A SHEPHERD. Trustee.
KOYSTEE, IRRELEVANT & CO.
feI0 IDS AacII0ueera-
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CoLns ~ 45E GC&c-As this is the
season for these Troublesome and annoy.
ing htle maladies, a remedy pointed out
by the French Hospital Gazette may b.
Of Interest and use on this side Of the
Atlantic. ft CONSIST IN inhaIing the
tinctHFe Of iodine by haldmg a yial a
the tincture under the nose. Tie
warmth 81 the hand ~voiatiizes the
tincture. II is TO be Nus breathed AT in
tervais sf tarss minutes, aud the nal
ady is soon conquered.
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ca REWARD on lEs Hzal
D-O OF the I'd MT, one red roam mare. -1E
years old, thin in order. hair rUr-h- soma. HnIEs
spOtlu f0rhead. small scar o. Gle EZHt side or
the right frUut knee JOINT a. though lt Dad
been curs small sore on LcI side ufuE1E. caused
by saddle SKIN rubbed % On tie Tous- 81 lsrc
hip, small place NO -hoes0n- AbJur Us bands
high On buukley avenue
marf-lW@ ". T.
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TFT CASE OF Mrs. BALL-There is a
report circulating ia Raleigh. y. C., that
Mrs. BAH, tried before a military com
mission in that city for shooting aud
killing a negro, Ji-- Thomas, who had
sought her presence with hostile psr-
poses, was sentenced 10 be branded and
imprisoned for Evc yeas. This is most
singular TUDOR, and is Suggestive % tha
civilization Of Russia. No verdict OF the
court has been made public as yet.
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MIsCELLAKEoUs.
MEACHAM & TREADWELL,

n T. MEACHAW,
La e Of Meacitaui
NGalbreatH
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RS~The local editor of the Atlanta
Ne7C Era gets off a pretty conceit in a
weather item, after this wise
ave like sach days as yesterday was. for
when the sun is shining brightly but not too
hot. when the cradle buds are just opening 10
let out the baby flowers, and the streets are
thronged with girls"
Cradle buds and baby flowers are very
good.
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R~EcoGyIrI0N OF GOD.-A dispatch 10
the New York Herald says Dir. Grimes
presented a memorial on the 2tth ult.,
in the United States Senate, from citizens
Of Iowa, asking for such an amendment
to the Constitution as viii recognize the
existence ID God spd the divinity Of
Christ
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NEW KIM OF SLAVE TRADE.

The New York Herald Of the 9th ult.
contains the following remarks on tht
operations Of the Freedmen's bureau!
We have heard tGtlmaLed for some time past
that the officers or agents Of this pet establish.
ment OF the radicals We're guilty Of grave Of
lenses. Now 1t appears that they have been
entering extensively into a new kind of slave
trade. II is known they have almost unlim-
lied power over the negroes, and that the white
people of the South are Sp maen in their
/ power that they can DO whatever they please.
NJ Roman p~ro-cnnsul ever exercised mere
arnlfaNy power imam they can over the
I widespread and scattered settlements Of the
south. Most OF them are men OF small eanaGfy
anu Aullleu view OF thinES. anH not q few OF
| them are corrupt. = large number of them are
/ flm New England. where the original slave
/ Importers and dealers came from. aud nearly
/ ali are the friends and belong To the school Of
the radical Republicans in Congress. None
know how to whip the devil round the stump
chESela ntsr9-W1sShIppers. While they are
/ preaching philanthropy they would fay a Ne
gro and sell his skin for the almighty dollar. II
i nos al al surprising, therefore, thHf We AaW
hear from coed authority tha, = sfeelas Sfsiave
trade ..g5 LeSu revived by these people. The
agents Uf the bureau in the border States. where
negroes are very plentiful and not wanted send
the darkfeS, at the. expense Of Government
10 their colleagues ia th1 catton States
t ~9o uSgose 81 {sAi % the best advan-
stated, that they sell the NEGROES right out and
take a bill OF sale for them, as the Souths.nsrs
used TO DO; no, that is not the way -ae friends
or sumner ana stevens d. e1sinszL Bnt they
maze a.rz4lts Wiib tEoSe who want to employ
the negroes, aaq they have many friends flom
The North and Others with whom they are ae-
cret partners o. WLpse employment they assign
these people. OF course ID is said the heroes
90 voluntarily and Heka agreenGents tnem-
selves With tHslr nerg employers, cut this every
sensible man bhovS1 all bcsh. The ne groes
are iEbofant, and ale Us mnch under the power
Of the agents Of the F~reedmen's Bureau as they
were under their former masters The oDpor-
unity for speculation aud making money Is n
Nety me one ana we nave no dogbt these
shrsWG a14 Indispensable men have availed
LlHmseLLa. nf n nraLIN ertensirnIr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-04
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re- The readers OF the APPEAL VIII
ioin with US in regrets that NJ w. Barr
ESQ. has found it to his interest TO leave
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