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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-08

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-08

~VTtIt EkU NUUIEtHe S9NEllUf
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05
ABSTRACT oFFIcE,
ROOM NO L.
Cavuer Monroe ana second Sts

WE have the Abstract Books and complete
w Index OF the kegister's once, compiled
~ the late HENRY a. ORNE; and, afteI
more than q years trial OF their accuracy
md a careful experience In the business, mot
S1s r1istake having occurred ia all that tiIne)
l7e ars enabled 70 furnish complete deragn-
msnts % tiuetoau
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands
ef tha sbortaEt notice and on the most reasOna.
"a ferIls q. j. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Rh1 q SUCCESSORS 70 Bopd gAmphell'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05
MRS. gao. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street. bet. Sixth aud Seventh.
MRS. WM. r. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.
= aRs. .-lI WI ! " 3. COLLINS.

Agents WANTED -Male or Female, I'm every
town aud county IN the United SJaLss, 10 intro
dUce this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 70 s20s per month, clear
Of expenses. Apple. tiony for agencies csu oe
made for the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street. betWeeE
Third and Fourth. Memphis; or 70 the manu-
featuring depot, No. us sixth street, 81. Louis
No either in person or BY letter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05
PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. woIooTTs CERTIFICATE.

THE following certificates, selected from hun
1 drsds in the possession OF the propristress,
are confidently subnitted 70 the public;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

tn Offering OUR BITTERs TO ths Southern
L Public, we have no hazitsney IN asserting
their superiority over sHy Northern produc-
tlOa in oar markets. In their devisemsnt they
are purely Southern - compounded with q
special sdaputuds 70 the varisus types Of
stomscic dsrangemsnts prevalent In our
climate.
Itiss gentle stlmulant 70 the system amer
undergoing a severe illness.
Il is a cure for Dyspapzia.
1t assists D-gestian.
Il ouFea ni&IFhsa and Choleru Morbus
Itis a preventive for Chills and Fevers.
Ills an invaluable companion for person
travelling at All seasons OF the year.
IT'S 8 HoNz enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- sold eveEywheFa.
o. II. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 3 Towards Row.
fsblo u Hamphis- Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

On the 25th OF February, l852, Congress de-
clared by law thai .FreasnrF notes without in
terest, EpthQriE, ID bY thet apt should be legal
vate, within the United 3 'ates An annual
reIRittaBFe Of thirty thousand dnllars less sill
uIated exr enses, accTues 10 claimants under
the oOnYenIion made With spain IN 1854. These
remtttaucea aimee the passage Of this act have
been paid ia such BOtes. The claimants insist
that the government ought 10 make payment
in coin The subject may be deemed worthy
Of Your usideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05
INSURANCE.
PHGNIX MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford. Connecticut

DOLHCIE5 valid IN any paTt of the Uutied
states, EGrops, and ths Southern portion
Of South America, dGIinE any and al seasona
q the year. oc2Z Jaw Or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

MRS. -WOLCOTTB CERTIFICATE
QUEcT, III, November Ise6-
Mlzs. JACKSON, Dear Mqdanl-It IL with
pleasure that certify 70 you tnat seeinz one
and Endorsements from ths best physicians ana
the highest Ir edical authorities Of the nfaed
states certifying thar your oils FOR the corn-
pleNion and teeth were purely tho oils, extracts
ana essences OF hOWers- and they warrant 10
when used according 70 directions TO cure the
Worstsand most dinieulb ctses Of nursing sore
mouth, cauker o. the stomach, bowels and dys-
pepsia- For scrOfulous disorders, when used
both Internally and eNteruaf ~. 80 has u 10 euual
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged hfteen months, having the WhO0psng
cough for several months, accomuauisd FffH
what the doctors call white canker, her " nuth
and throat being terribly liberated, aud hav-
ing tried everything for ia relief ] could hear
Of, all 70 no purpose, bought one bottle %
your oil for the coInpl pleNlOn, cal cd ' Queeu
Bess. went according 10 she directions. did not
use quite one bottle, and am Tnust happy %
state 10 you that 10 has cared ny chil l. she u
now as we'll and he rty as ever she was IN her
life give you this, my certlneaie, hoping you
will publish 10, thai thousands Of others Wh0
may be afflicted with any q the above affec-
tons may a once get bottle Of your Queen
Bess. for feel sure they Will IND immediate
relief. 1OuIs respectfully,
MRS. GFU. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
MRS. wBL r. COLLINS OERTIFICATE
HANEBAL. No, August q, IsaS.
MRS. JACKSON. Dear 1aiaBl am most
happy to Inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some p1ysi-
ciAns call nursing sOrs month. or-cau izer Of the
mouth and throat, / tried various remedies.
but found nothing TO do me any good until
heard Of your oils for the complexion and
teeth. called fQueen Bsss.r ] bought one bot.
tie. went according 20 directions, and am truly
thankful say have found permanent cure.
Hopiug you Will publish this, that otuer poor
sufferers may be beHentted BY IL, remain.
Yours resPsotfallyt -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

Special Telegraphic Report for the Louisville
Courier
wksrFrrGroN, December 2-The following q
the Presidents message in full, which Will De
lnid before Congress tomorrow
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

During the last fiscal year, l,04l,li4 acres OF
public land were disposed OF The cash re
eeipts from sales and fees exceeded one hall
milton Of d0llars-the sum realized from those
sources during the preceding year
The amount paid pensioners, including e1-
nenses and disbursements, was eighteen mil
lion six hundred and nineteen Thousand niue
hundred and ffly-six dOlials; and thirty-six
thousand four hundred and eighty-tWo names
of pensioners on the 10Th Of June last was one
hundred and ffty-hye thousand four hundred
and seYenty-fouy.
Eleven thousand six hundred and ffty-hve
palents and designs were issued during the
wear ending September 40, 1851, and at that date
| the balance in the Treasury 70 the credit o.
| ths patent fund was two hundred and eighty
| gix thousand six hundred ami seven doiisri
Reports. az the Secretary of the Navy STATS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05
Architeci anc EngineeF.

77HE Undersigned would respectfully inform
| his friends and the pubnc That he is pre-
parcel 20 devote his whole attention 70 Design
inp P ans ana SuperintendinE Buildings, with
ss much energy and attention 20 his patrons
interest as he did Tor the City's Inteies while
City Engineer. ~
son streets. LhsTges reasonable.
]. H. MCCLURE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

] would not put conscientious OF money in
com petition with justice and right; but the
expenses inc dent 70 reconstruction under the
syttem adopted by Congress, sggTavats what
regard as the intrinsic wrongs OF the measure
ifselL IT has cost uncounted millions already,
and II persisted in, will add largely 20 the
weigh OF taxation, already 700 oppressive 20
be borne without lIst complaint and may
anally reduce the treasury OF the nation 20 n
condition OF bank uptcy. We must not delude
OurseIyes It VIII require a stropg staining
army and probably N ore tban two hundred
millions OF dollars per annum, 10 maintain the
supremacy OF the negro gOvernments after
they are established, The sum thus thrown
away would, If properly used, form sinking
fund large enough 70 pay the whole national
debt in less than fifteen years II IS vain 70
hone that negroes Will maintain their ascen-
delcy themselves. Without the military
power they are wholly incapable OF holding in
subiection the white people Of the South.
Isubmit 10 The judgment Of congress whether
the pu bic cTed1tTnay ot De M urlously affected
by a s. stem OF measures like thls. With our
debt and the vast private interests wlsieh are
complicated with II, We eaanol be too cautious
Of a policy which might, by possibility, impair
1he con fidence OF Jhe world In our Government.
That confidence can only be retained by care
fully inculeating the principles OF Justice and
honor on the popular mind, and by lac most
scrupulous fidelity 10 all our engagements OF
every sort. Any serious breach of organic
law persisted In for a considerable lime, can
not but create a fear for the stability OF our
institutions Habtual violation Of prescribed
rules which We bind ourselves % observe must
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

Security Insurance CeEzpany
OF NEW YCSk.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
lILoH. W. A.
DIXON 4 PERCY,

A TTORNFYs AT LAW, Greenville, Miss,
n VIII practice in the Courts OF Iunlca.
ToahCnTa bolivar Wash iugtOn and LsaQuenna
f-~,DDf5sg deCl5 I've
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

denoraifze the people Our only standard OF
eivil duty being set htnsught, the sheet anchor
OF our political morality is lost, public con
scfenoe sways from Its moorinEs and yields to
every impulse Of passion and interest. IL we
repudiate the Constitution We viii not be
expected TO cate much for me peeuntary obh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

Be,ng sincerely convinced that these views
are correct, Il would be unfaitniul- 70 my duty
did not commend the repeal OF the acts OF
Congress which place Ten Of me Southern
States under she uQminaupu OF mihtaTy MAJ
ters N calm reelection shall sal sly majority
Of vOur honorable hodies ulat the Acls referred
To are not a violation OF the National faith but
in direct conflict with the Consultation, dare
not permit ~ yseif 10 doubt that you viii i'm
meniaiely strike them from the statute books.
10 demonstrate the uncOnE itutiopal character
OF those acts j need 90 no more Than % refer 10
their general provisions.
n must be seen at once that they are author
ized TO dictate what alterations shall be made
IN the Constitutions OF ihe several states. "a
contrOl elections Of state Legislatures and State
officers, members Of Congress and election OF
President and Nics-Pres dent, BY arbitrarily
declaring who shall be excluded from that priv
ilege: to odissolb q state Legislatures or prevent
them rom assembling ~ gisInlss lndges and
other civil fuuctionares Of states, and 81 p1lui
others without reglrd 70 uhe state 70 orGlnizc
and operate all the political machinery OF the
STATE: TO regulate the whole administration oi
their domestic and local affairs according to the
muie viii Of strange and irresponsible agents
senf among them for that purpose. These are
uouTeTs not granted 10 the Federal Government
nor 10 any one Of its brRhches. Not heine
granted, se yl2la,f o5r tFSt y, ~ ~ ss ss
~ p6sltiVe interdicti for Inc lptlop TOR
BIDS US 10 do whatever u does nqt nInr s5
aI,tbOTtze. either by express words OF clear I'm.
Tiicafion. IN the authority we desire 20 use
docs not come TO Us through the Consultation w
cs1 eYercisa it only hy usuTpation, and psuTpa-
a., tlat rTiTne the eGsmiss Of ffee FOvernnen
I ifs m ages have worked pnt their design,
| against public liberty aud private right. I
] lehds directly aud immedlatelY 70 the estab
| Iishmsnt OF absolute rule; for undelegatoC
| power is always unlimited and unrestrsined.
! UNCONSTITUTIONAL FEATURES OF THE ACTS.
The acts Of Congress in question are not only
! Questionable for their assumption OF ungFaRte
f,oxyers but many OF their provisions are II
/ conflict with the dfrect prohibitions OF the Con
/ sfitutIon The Cousiiiuuon commands that
/ republican form Of government shall be guar
anteed 10 all the states; that no person shall b
deprived OF either life, liberty or property with
| ont due process Of law, arrested without 3 Judi
| ial warrant, or punished without fair tria
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

is ono % which your early eoRs. deration is in
ViteQ. The proporliqn which Tie currency of
any country SHOULD bearlo the Whole value Of
the annual produce cireula' ed by its means Is a
question upon which political economists have
not agreed, nor can It be controlled by legisia-
ton, but be left TO the trrevocable laws which
every here regulate commerce and trade. 1he
circulating medium viii ever irTesistably flow
20 those points where 10 is in the great ST
demand. The law OF demand and supply is as
unerring as that which regulates the tides OF
the ocean; and, indeed, cur encyt like tides,
has 8 ebbs and doWs throughout the CONNER
cial world. At the ybeginning Of The rebellion
amounted to not much more than two hundred
millions Of dpllaTs, Now the circulation
Of the National tank notes and those
known as legal tenders d nearly seven hundred
millions. While Il Is urged by some that
this amount should be Increased, Of hers con-
tend that a decided reduction Is absolutely
essential 10 the best interests Of the country In
view OF these diverse opinions II may be well to
ascertain the real yalue ol our paper issues
when compared with metallic or convertible
currency. For this purpose let Us inquire how
much gold and silver could be purchased by the
seven hundred mlliions OF paper money
now in circulation Probably not
he latter, showing that when ouT
paper currency Is compared with gold and sil-
yer It's commercial value ls compressed into
three hundred and nfiy millions. This striking
fact makes it. the obvious duty OF the Govern
ment rs early rs may be consistent with the
principles of sound political economy, 10 take
such measutes as viii enable the holder OF It's
notes, and those Of National Banks to convert
them without loss intos oecie, or It's equivalent.
A reduction OF our paper circulating medium
need not necessarily follow, ms, however
supply, Though Il should be borne IN mind that
by making legal tender and bank notes con-
vertible into coin or its equivalent their pres
ent specie value in the hands OF their holderE
would be enhanced one hundred per cent
Iegislation for accomplishing result 30 desira-
bic Is demanded By The highest publie eoA,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

Since the commencement Of the second ses-
SION of the Thirty-ninth Congress, five hundred
and ten miles OF road have been constructed on
the main line and branch OF the Paclfic rail-
way. The line rom Omaha isTapidly appr aeh-
" 5IIe the terminus OF The last section cOnstruc-
ted of the road in "a ifurnia, accepted by the
Gnver1ulent on the 1fth OF OdtoDer last, was
but eleven miles distant from the summit OF
the sierra Nevada. The remarkable energy
eyinced hy thu companies affords the strongest
sssuraDce that the conf pleeiOn OF the road from
rsmentO to Omaha win not be ongdeferfed-
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

mo rrNNRRs.-pRoPosAL wAw<fD ron 4 I,ARon
i quantity q 1!aeting Pores rcs ana q ordinary
Ss:s S' ss; ~; y &c .: vsst - Asss.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28
PROPOsALs.

fyoNsULATB GENERAL or PORTUGAL Ir. NEW
York--Proposals are wanted for the esabs xmant az
regular lines q s,ssmsrs bssws,n Lisbon sSd A.rvsi
aSrsd can E sSssssi = NE Portuguese Goa.uisss' IL
Pearl struet.
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

&5. 500 -roa SALE, A NEW SPLENDID rHREE
o. Peterson, with al odsn os SoxioC tex
Corner lot Apgly y + MUHLtNd i53 Prince street Ns1
hs,f hn lars, o. D. VAN atARcoRN " haa srDl tsssss
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

WEAVER 4 MOORE, BLOOMFIELD, N. H. OrFER
great bargain Hotel and Boarding House, doing
pnyng suSness IN Eowing prosperous village; com.
gssy serms xzuWW Also nice new Coun-
w seat rooms, two acres, Eve minutes from depot;
list " .o"" oo"~ ao ussA'P~'s
The New York herald., 1867-02-28

NEW JERSEY FARMS FOR sALE--AT PRICES
from ecW ei00g, on easy terms. City aud coun.
Wy rss esaie bought sold and exchanged at the German
bars street w. ~" ~"-~-