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wssen and Carriage sEnserIaI.
NOON DIsPATCHEs.

RIcHHogp, April "A negro has
been nominated for mayor Of I.ynoh-
81. Louis, April a.-The Montana Ft,sf
says strong body Of indians, Brinci-
paiiy sioux, are enesmped near Fort
s6lithi and say they are determined to
wage WSr Of determination against the
whites. The commandant Of Fort SEaitii
ayOWs that he cannot hold the fort unless
promptly reinforced.
NEW YORK, April s.-The Stephens
wing Of the Fenian brotherhood has is-
sued another appeal in hshalf of their
suffering country. More men and money
are needed, particularly the money.
The Great Eastern has arrived A.stside
the bar and is awaiting high tide
August Belmont has consented to allow
his pFivste gallery of paintings to be
thrown open to the public for five dsys,
for the benefit Of the ladies' southern Te-
lief association,
The United States ship Relief Is soon
to leave with cargo Of corn and pro-
visions for the suffering southern poor.
The republicans carried the charter
election in Newark, n. j., yesterday,
and the democrats carried Trenton and
MorristOwn.
a Washington special says that Seward
has teiesraphed to Minister Camphell to
send message to Juarez urging that all
possible leniencY be shown Macmillan
in case the libeFals capture him, and
Campbell replied that his request had
been complied with.
A Marioni Va, correspondent says a
union meeting at that place was broken
up by armed men, who proceeded to or
ganize meeting and passed resolutions
denOunclng congress and urging the
president to use the military power to
protect the people OF the south against
congressional usgrpatiOn. The publisher
OF radical paper there refused to pub
lish tine resolutions, and he was warned
to publish none other. Gen. Scofield
has sent an officer to investigate the
affeir.
LONDON, April 8, p.m.-In the house
Of commons tonight Mr.. Lowe stated
that alarming news had been received at
Berlin from Paris, and the king of Prus-
sia had sent for Bismark at two o'clock
Sunday InOrnisg.
San FRANCISCO, April 9.-The eoIlee-
tons for the destitute in the southern
states exceeds IS, 600.
The Indians Of HOopo reservation,
California, have declared war against
the whites and killed sub-agent Robert
l.. Stockton and two Of his employees,
and burned all the government property.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 9.-The con-
ference between Cows. Worth snd
Orr and Gen. Siekles was harmonieF-
Gov. Worth will urge North Caroliu-. to
organize promptly under the Sherman
bill, and in their efforts to stimulate emil
grafton. He and Gov. Orr have ap-
pointed agents to proceed to Europe.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The old cspi-
tol prison building has hsen s0ld and il
to he converted into hotel.
No time has been specified for Surrstt's
trial.
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rtyE WHOLE GARRISON OF FORT BC-
EnRD MANGNERED.

The following is an extract from a
private letter from Fort Sully, dated
February 25th, 10 a citizen Of Philadel-
phia:
Bv the upper mail, which arrived here
te-dav, we heard some very bad news
from Fort Buford. There was one COM
many of our regiment stationed there,
under the command of Col. Rankin.
The Indians made an attack on that lit
lie band. and it appears, from all ac-
counts, that they fought bTavely until
outuumbered by the red skins, who killed
them an but the colonel and his wife.
They then took them few yards
frous the post, and having built fire,
tied the eolonells hands and feet and put
him in the fire, while bis wife was COM
pelled to see him burning, After that
was done they maltreated her IN
shameful manner; and, having rolled
her up in q Buffalo rote, they fastened
her on a wild horse and turned him
loose. God only knows how long she
was on the prairie, but II happened very
fortunately that the mail carriers f0i
that fort, encountered her in that condi-
tion and after they had heard who she
was, they took her in their charge, ano
at once returned with her and the mails
to Fort Rice.
The Indians were lse0 strong-Our meT
only uinety-six. They fought then
three days but on the third day the In
| disns took the place, scalped all the
dead. and the officers they cut up il
small pieces and eat them. This is con
| sidpred bravery IT will not be good FOL
| Them II they make their appearance
sround this fort. We were very wei
| Guarded. There are six companies here
four of infantry, one of cavalry and On'
of artillery.
The weather here has been very cold
We have lost nearly all OF our stock
frozen to death.
q,hese are the kind of Indians that III
| Government of the United States en-
deavoured, in September, 1861, to incit
to similar atrocities upon the womel
and children of Texas.
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bales-lsaving a stock on hand of l6,sOO
he stock Of cotton on hand la interior

- - --
The shoe and Leather Reporter thinks
that American leather can be made
equally as durable as that Of foreign
countries. 1t says:
at Is a fact generally admitted that
foreign leather Is superior to American.
This fact should not exist. We have
every facility for making good leather,
and we are at fault if we do not make il.
We have good tanning materials ia
abundance, and 81 low price. We
have plenty of water and steam power,
as we'll as good mechanics, sustained BY
a large amount of capital. There has
been a great competition among the
manufacturers of this country Of late
wears, many Vieing with one another In
getting out the greatest number OF hides
in the shortest space of time, which
creates a demand for machinery and
processes for facilitating the manufac-
ture. A great many machines 6nd pro-
cesses for this purpose, protected by let
ters patent, have been seized upoa with
ayidity by manufacturers. The e0nsa-
auence is, we have quantity at the ex-
pense of quality, while with foreign
manufacturers il has been and is the re-
verse.
"The loss Of quality is NOT eompen-
sated for by the gain in TINA The in-
creased demand during the war for
leather, boots, shoes, harnesses, ETC., in
duced the extension of capital and fa-
cilities for supplying that demand. The
war being over, we now have plenty of
capital, time, space and facilities for
inproving the quality of our leather.
" If we take lesson from our foreign
competitors We shall be benefited
thereby. Let our motte be, 'manipula-
ton, versus an excess of lime, hot
liquors, petroleum and ali other injuri-
Gus agents and practices If we exer-
else more in the preliminary process,
using less lime, handling oftener, and
cleansing thoroughly bsfors attempting
to tan, we shall be compensated by i'm
proved quality. The practice of using
large quantities of lime and allowing
the hides or skins to remain long in it,
then forcing strong hot liquors into them
and using large quantities OF psJrOlegm
in finishing cannot receive too much
eensure.
"The wants of the people are evil
denced in the large demand fer peculiar
hrsnds Of foreign leather. Improved
quality will command increased price /;
let US then study the need of the public
and our own interests, making them
happier, and ourselves richer"
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1rrNANCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL. l
AsErrtsyFFa uriI q 1917


Money matters remain about 81 they
were at cir last. Our banks report Q
moderately easy money market, with nc
change in discount.
Gold is lower than yesterday. Sew
eral good sized lots were sold at 30 TO s33C
to-day.
I. Silver h scarce. Buying at "a 10 zoe.
Selling at ~ TO 2Se.
County warrants are dull at s. to SIC
buying. Selling at IS TO soc.
Exehaufte is in moderate demand ;
eastern buying at par to discount, and
selling at premium; New Orleans
buying at oil, and selling at par.
City scrip Is dull, and brokers vary
very much in their buying rates. Some
offer but So to soc, while another offered
65 to 67e.
Bonds are nominal at our quotations.
Memphis and Ohio railroad bonds, Is TO
zoe; Memphis and Charleston railrsah
bonds, 65 60 zoe; Tennessee bonds with
coupons, 10 to soc; Tennessee bonds,
new, So TO 60c; Mobile aud Ohio railroad
bonds, 50 10 soc; Memphis city coupons,
60 to SOC Memphis city railroad bonds,
SO to 6ec.
In uncllrrent money there is little do
ing, and quotations are not changed.
since our last
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The amount subscribed in New York
to the Isoman loan up to March Sist is
81, SOC, ,00C.
James F. Cummings, who has been
known since the surrender of Lee as one
Cf the heaviest and most daring opera
tors in Wall street, anu whSse bsnk ac-
count was reported to be from three to
ten million dollars, has just been arrested
on COMPLAINT of a Georgian whom he
had defrauded Of $500, 600 worth of goods.
In 1861 he Wss . butcher in this state,
but on tile opening Of the war became 8
cOmmissary in the Confederate army,
and by means of his position swindled
the Confederate government and also
citizens Of North Carolina and Georgia.
In the superior court of New York in
the case of Moses Strasberger VS.. West
ern Union Telegraph company, for dam
ages for the nun-delivery Of q telegram,
the jury returned g verdict foI the plain
tiff for $3.50 So The plea set up by the
defendants was that a storm had pros
trated The wires, sad they therefore were
unaLle 10 forward The dispatch.
The International ocean telegraph
company will be in running order by
June lSt
The Washington Star, of a recent date,
in an article under the head of " What
does It mean ." contains the following,
which has caused quite a search for pen
nies of the coinage Of 1855
" No little curiosity has been excited
by the fact that parties in this city are
making Industrious search for NICKEL
pennies of 1855, paying eagerly from Ia
10 % per cent. premium for them. We
presume that there Is scarcely a grocery,
market stall or fruit stand in the city
that has not been visited by these col
Iectors Of the coin in question. Another
curious question has been elected by the
demand for these pennies, and that is,
that the search ior them in a quiet way
must hsye been in pfogf5ss foT!yeaFs, a.
il turns out that they have been almost
wholly withdrawn from circulation. If
any one having 4 quantity Of pennies Of
different dates and issues on hand doubts
this iacN, let MN nGnt a4ong tbs iet for
the penny Of '5s, and he will find them
nearly as scarce as hens teeth. AS the
coin is Of too recent date to be in demand
as RELICS for collections, the accepted
theory Is that, by some accident at the
time Of their coinage, these pennies con-
tain large per centage of gold, which
fact has been discovered by the parties
engaged in the search. The penny in
question will be remembered as bearing
on the face the representation Of a non
script broken backed bird, SUPPOSED to
represent the American eagle
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rrur Texas Ranger says squad Of
soldiers, with fixed bayonets, charged
the town Of Navasota,. on the % ana
snerebad .le the persons of respectable citi-
80 T'ha Ranger says they enforced
Z, iIitarv law, threatened arrest gener-
~, closed No groceries, ordered citizens
ns,f I 10 be out in the rtreets after 10 O'Clock
at night, etc.
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Attachment, Notice.

Before John G. Creighton, J. p.
Joseph Wclf vs. W. X. Vance.
I'VE defendant IA the above entitled cause
l VIII take notice that an attachment has
oeen sued out against him upon the grounds
that he Is a anon-resident OF the stateOf Tennes-
see. and Tie case set for hearing az my office IN
the city Of Memphis on the an day Of May,
ls57, when and wkere he can appear aud
defend said suit or the same Will be proceeded
with eX parte; and that copy Of this order be
published once week for four weeks in the
Mem phis Daily Appeal.
JOHN 6. CREIGHTON. J. p.
emphis Aprl T. 1857. apa laWfW
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:


BOOKS.
THE DIAMsND Cross; a Tale OF American So
cieiy ByWiiliam Barnet Phillips New ! ork,
Hilton 4 Co, Pablishers. Memphis, Blelock
r& ca
This novel is, a. fan rs type, paper and
binding 20, 1T for place in any library.
It's strange, when, in all this, Its body is
far superiorto, and more exeellentthan its
soul. it should more abound in typo
graphical mistakes than any book we
ever read. They occur on every other
page. On pages 50 and 81, for example,
we find APPARENTLY 'excentric,' phi
lantropic, and 'insinsible.'
The book. itself is utterly common
place. The characters are eharacterlessr
and there is not, we believe, an original
or striking thought or very eloquent
passage in the whole volume. 1t is not
only tawdry, but very tame and spirit
less. It can be read, however; and cop
tains fair quantity Of plain commits
sense, and some good descriptions OF
scenery and society; and it does not lie
about the South, which, in Northern
book, is a great deal The time occupied
in perusing it will not be entirely throwh
away.
A COMPLETE MANUAL OF ENGLISH LITERA-
rURE; by THOs. j. SHAW. New York siiEL-
DoS 4 C0MPASY, 1867. BLELocK & Co, Aem-
phis.
This neat volume, Of $40 psges, printed
in small, clear type, and on fair paper, is
really what it purports to be, and for
those who have not the means, in books,
or the time, to become familiar with
English literature, it will prove interest
ing and useful. To the Student it is pro-
fitable and pleasant reading; and there
are few, even of the well-read, to whom
it will not impart new and valuable in
formation.
REFcHESBRooK. Rhyme OF the War; and
Lyrics OF The WAR; by MARC AREr j. PRE- =
TON. Fifth thousand. Baltimore KELLY q
PET, lss7.
This is a good book, and deserves the
estimation in which its sale proves it to
be held by the people of the suffering
south, whose heroic and fruitless strug-
g!e it commentaries in spirited lines.
We copy these from VIRGINIA CAPfA5
April 9, 1865"
bend though thou must, beneath MS WILL
Let not one abiect moan have place
But with majestic silent grace
Maintain thy regal bearing SIN.
Look back through all thy sacred past,
Ard sit erect in conscious pride:
No grauder heroes ever died.
No sterner battled 10 the last.
Weep II thou wilt with proud, sad mlen,
Ti.y blasted LCpes-thy peace undone.-
Yet brave. live Ou,-noT seek 50 sn4u
Thy fare, ike Egypts conquered queen.
Though forced captlve's place n nh,
IN the tUiumphal train.-yet there
Superby, ike Ianohia, wear
Thy chains TirgiItia Iictrlt still!
Very different advice than this by
woman, is row being given to the South,
to kneeI anu tale on its burden.
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ssreTa.I cGf,1lifuu ieations ID Wednesday night
~ eacb month Henry p. WnOuaii. I'D, o.
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Meets 4tl wednesday OF each month. george
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yri3r. Council ofPr3nceS OF Jerusalem, 10th .
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every month, al Odd-teiOw-' Hall. cor. Court
aud Main. ID. c. Trader, ". N II. 4. Tom
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Ohice Hours from a m. to pm.
OVEKToR HOTEL.

y. Blowing 30 engagements elsewhere, Dr.
BERNHAED will be able to remain here but
uSlIorf time rfly. fHHh o.
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HEBREK AyB kLs0KIC CALENDAR.
Neutrality-suspicious.
1867

SAINT Andrews nay, a'th Novem2er IN escu
-. Jal2 mhl5 I
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rHr DIAR9ND Cross; a Tale OF Ameriean So
cietv ByWiniafn Barnet Philips. New York,
Hilton 4 Co, Publishers. Memphis, Bielock
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A AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
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t-yurys C,,u1mandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
Iay OF each month. John lsut, Conn., \. j.
Eszs
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All the great difficulties and objections heretofore
Skirt Wearing Public entirely overcome by
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The Expiring Year.

Time, with It's noiscless tread, has
brought. rs again to the verge Of
M expiring year; and whether the
memories Of the past twelve months
have been those Of Joy or sadness,
we should still, with humble hearts,
return thanks 10 the Great Raler for
bis leniency with Us. The clouds
that hung like a death pail over our
country in the first part of the year,
show signs Of dispersion, and the sun
Of hope once again throws It's oheeful
rays across u longing vision. In
Wow of these promising signs, may
we not wish all a "Merry Christmas"
and a happy enjoyment Of the APP
preaching holidays-,hat all may
est ihe shadows Of past sorrow from
their recollection, and remember only
the scenes Of pleasure through which
they have pats LIT not the unwel-
come spirit Of discomfort intrudo to
detraet from the festivities usually
engaged in during the present season,
for they will serve to drive dull care
from the troubled mind, and tend to
make US more competent to discharge
the duties Of the approaching year,
Of which We know not.
For ihy-two weeks we have rcgu-
larly issued our paper to our subscri-
bers, and VIC now ask the indulgence
Of a weeks holiday. The ~ and
moon have been In eclipse during
that time, and il Is but right that the
pASoi.A srAR should claim the same
privilege, We will Issue only a half
sheet next week.
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We have lren requested By . aam.
id n planters n ihis manfy ~ an.
poanot lint there WI be q meeting
hid 81 l'anola m Monday, the
2bi N this month ~ the purpose NJ
consulting ~ 10 he best course to be
pursued IN regard iotmplgyin labor,
planting, 'iep nest year AZ Ibis u
e matter f vital interest 10 vii, .
larga atieudauee i hoped ior Come
up gentlemen, and have somesystcm
aid unity of action 10 Chi. matter.
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8 mesuog n Ply i.iias ou ihs North sti
~ f1liahatehlo river VI bold 10 HaIlt 70 tts
iGh hsfrmhHf
Dr. y 4 kinchios W. called 10 ths chair
snd firlsiasi the Object u hs ~gftiuF IN.
b g. bunisp sts made ae1rsisfy
A cumm. tipe consisting " doctors ! W
lrby Al EB, sui W " Noble, us .p.
pointed ny the thair 10 rrsen 10 ,hs useiius
appropriate resolution. The committee ap.
pointed ,utm,uoi lhe @.loving vrorH
That with uew TO rtasIag ihs claims q
Physicians on an equal iootinT sth other
msmber Of The ~sommuniiy. W agfes ibditia-
uallJ end collectively to practice oat pOicr eu
" he following terms and cosiitohr
IT, That our charges On iAs pvfrni -
CITY pr osni On ahts.vAf charge.
a. That srsry employer Is sgairyA to eve
a vii'isn gakaliss io' ne payment q al
medical rrice rnisri each employee =.
Don - ihe ng j. tfmisrt gihtrviS tAs -
counts muft = QatG y ne umt
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family PagisiAh CArir ~ssi- = rgs-
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A. B. DASDRfnGE,
AS. YARBROuGH.
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