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~ tafA EG sho Second Trial.
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ne Hssrins sa6s Burglary Oass--Clsse 81
VI rafM EeJ MI she Second Trial.
. r.st X, sr e-,sl Before Judge Davia s,7 qiSav
Win A. .s.wssw ~ Sslas C. Hssrise = sl-1hls eess,
which hos cssn already fully rspevsd N thss HzAAID,
was submitted tho jury ysstsBday sfterneon, Win
INSTRUCTIONS 10 return scaled verdict this morning
rAs acson tried In The Supreme Oou. Circuit paEt
one last Decsnber but After careful invsstsation Of
che case eItsndins over psrod u nvs days ths jay
eailed to agree. ee4 ca szsGP 81 gaa
The suit u nsttntsd for the reeoveyy Of ~, 300
which was stolen by burglars from nfs mads by de-
suadaut and sold 70 painsins BY tAsir agents at Chi
sagc. under alleged warranty thas Il was bnsslar-
dome bosiness . banker and cypress agent BE had
previous she purchase or the safe In Quesiou, kept
,Ss e Arm boz e I.
prvsured safs fton u dsSsndAns on tho Cd
s'r Sa,,ss ASA .,os ss;s e. VS. os s@ss e.
4 'Ss spindle o. the mob cf Is icok S ssd . snsns %
Wan s'' The ises XIV ~.s SO q @ sSs % Se.eoo sse"" 3
..ilaIA" snd number OF Witnesses, comprising safe
sa; testified that could Be forced IN from ffissn
minutes 20 two hours By siodsing alone. The whole
en- y s:a 81. !. :ss s y ss
cred Whsa arranging for The psrehass Of the ss the
pl.lns9 We shown annnbsr q vasio.s yasterSs and
g he isaed that he did nos Wish 70 pay more than
$500 lsr and because the defsAdans agent repre-
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:ss = tSs = s, ssssI Il s sSDD.ss ycs warrant yo
piled. ''of coar.s We DO" sanbcsn then remarked
supposing burglars sould break In and rob his NE
end the agent sad sNo such thing . that win occur
1hu wss The only warrant alleged 70 have bean riven
Wh the exception Of the vords On the brsa MAJ over
80 door Of The chest bearing the vords uHerrinr
0As E1rs and Burglar Proef easean Subsequently TO
- robbesy Horring Co procured the brok On safe
nom the pasnstH and gave him in exchange therefor
worth Sl5SQ and cAam thas this Was agreed 70 ~
uo1isment of tbs casa fss>.- |
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Commissioner Newton had before him yesterday, ~
As once, "a Wall street. the Of w. H Pye master
u The Engsh ship Ottawa who Is secsssS ef the shoot
ms Of his mate On board that ship the high seas Mr.
" r. Narbury appears as counsel for the British gov
urnmsut VINO hayo demanded the extTaditton OF the
nieuuer No examination takea ~ the prisoner nas
sxur1red his willingness 70 back 70 Nova Scetia tne
euiony fFom which the Ottawa sails ~ believed oy
NJ further hearing Of the matter adjourned % the
Iosh ingl w. ~ .k.ftaM#s ~, II. esss e.ss1 tes<
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eOvRT q sSfctAl sEssIoNs.

Before Justices Kslly and DovliDg.1 sa.g
As prssding Justices disposed sf fsgynvs casss IN
ths court Yesterday. Assistant Dsizss Attorney Blunt
asndsd On che part Of The people me classification Of
osness Va = fs'lows:Assault and battery. n; keep
ng dsordsry houses 81 pstit lascsnies 10; violations
of tho health lawe S. cruelty 70 animais 2; Violations Of
the excse ind suspended Gases len over since last
court day. as'1s s@9isI8a 19a-Fai4..9 To a
sit.asse3 svgX 1xR0unS 1DoU9 caAA afH w..
On complaint OF IsEaei Dach vender In cigars VIII
liam Lauder and Frederick Becker were charged with
having f6rcibiy takon fse0 complainant two boxes Of
etgeE2 Dach wont Into alage9 beoei0l0on In which tho
accused were seated and asked them buy casa
On examining the bexes thSy discovered there were ~
vevenue stamps tWO q the boxe and this GTsna4
they beeved alleged tAsy haa pssot right 70 tako
shem They wsss foepa gallty and rsmandsA fDr ssn-
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SHIP PIN g NE w S
PORT or NEW YOnk APRIL n. 1867.

ALnArAc ron NEW yoRx-rHu DAx
mn Rises. ............. ~ m00S SETS II
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THE COURT S.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS couaL.

An English Extradition Case.
Before Commissioner Newton.
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RnTp roR THE soum.-Yesterday Mr.. Jas n. Brown.
OF the Southern Relief Commission received
despatch from Mr. Thos. H selby, chairman Of the
san Francisco Famine Relief Commission stating that
in few days the sum Of $4,000 In gold would BE- for
warded TO him from that city TO assist In relieving the
suffering nj tho south.
EsnGRAnos SrArrncs During the present year
ESQ emigant passengers have arrived this port from
Europe and the vessels employed In their transportation
have made III trips Ffy.nine Of the vessels 80 en-
ploycd ownod in England eight In Bremen I'VE In
Hamburg and one In the United States
liz MEMoRrAx-THE LATE W. J. MAcxxvxS NJ. D.-A
monument TO the memory Of The late william James
Macneven, N. D., brother.in-aw Of Thomas Adds
Emmett and participation in the Irish rebellion of 1898.
s now In course OF erection In the northeast corner Of
81. Paul's ohurcbyard. II will be Of brown stone, and
In tho Gothic style OF architecture will Be thirty
feet high resting on pedestal six and half feet square,
lsh and Irish.
MEETING or IspIaxASr HAcKngx. x.-Considerable excite
mont has for some time existed among the hsckmen
stationed at the various entrances the Park because Of
certain exclusive privileges which It is Indignantly pro-
tested Of their number has through his alleged In
.he ring" obtained 70 the great injustice and injury Of
the others. An cx-Adcrmsn, and at one time prorni
nens IN this oounectiou u stated that having already
succeeded In procuring q monopoly Of the livery
business a three the principal entrances TO the Park
BY Of certain favoring legislation he now en-
meeting cf those Interested in desasse shs proposed
dminulive .Jobn was held on Wednesday night a The
OF Fftyseventh street and Sixth avenue About
sixty attended, and general interchange OF denupcia
tory feeling respscnG the Objectionable scheme was had
No definite plan of action for relief was however de-
cdsd upon further meeting being rosol ved on tonight
a which intended 70 initiate proper steps protect
tho interests Of those opposed 70 the monopoly.
CoSuscAroS oy wmskKr.-The Internal Revenue
authorities recently seized seven hundred barrels Of
whiskcy and eonnscascd IL TO the government The
whiskey portion OF large quantity removed some
time since from the government warehouse at the foot
OF Eighteenth street for tho oetensbo purpose OF
dstiatlon, and the bonds which given In double
the amount Of the value OF tho LIQUOR were on inves
tigation discovered 10 be worthless.
FArAL TERMINATION ov THE KEROSENE on CAsuaLrY--
Annie McDermot the little girl who was seriously
injured by the explosion Of keresono oil on We'd
ncsdsy morning last died at ,he Bellevue Hospital about
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JOHN 5. c. HOGAN
FOR GOVERNOR.
orr

Tov.rvv 10 the Union Of the STATES
FrnEUrry to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance of all laws, State and Ma
tiouaL. constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpsuon
and Oppression, OF one man or many
and to all encroachments upon the rights
OF freemeu OF Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional pr~erogatives Of any
DEPARTMENT Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens
10 all rights and privileges Of which hey
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the c0iored
race Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
OF any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms. DO enthroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Hsbeas
Corpus, no staying Of citizens by MILF
tsry Commissions, no lettres de cGchct'
10 time Of peace.
STRICT Of the Military
10 the Civil Power:
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
81 peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent 20 prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing OF the
Government, and 10 restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that he has done
& defend the Constitution snd to main
tain the rightfuI supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for
what he has left Undone or done .amiss.
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Grand Lodge Of Che United states L.O.O.F
Memphis Lodge No. 8, ChIckasaw Lodge
NO. 3, GayasO Eneampment SO ].

I'VE Lodges viii meet at their Han at / o'clock
pm, and proceed. ia fan Regalia, IN regular
order, under the direction Of The Marshals.
Procession will move at , o'clock from Odd
Fellows Hall, down Main street 70 UHiOn, out
Union 10 Shelby, down Shelby % Bsal, out
beai 70 Second, up Second 70 Madison, down
Madison 10 Third. up Third TO Adams. out
Adams TO Second. mp Second TO the First Bap-
list Church, where the column viii halt. open
TO the right and LEFT, and form line, in close or
der. The Chief Marshal OF ute day and Aids
Wu then pass between the lines 10 the eX-
IRENE left, returning, viii be followed by the
Orator OF the DAY and the entire column 10 the
church, where the ceremonies Will take place
Inc grafton 20 be delivered by Rev. Brother
]. b. Ferguson.
Al transient Brothers are invited to Join
with Us.
And the public SIRE invited to attend the ser
vices at the First Baptist Church.
Alter The ceremonies are concluded. The mem
oeTs VIII reform, and the procession ye4ilmsve
mp Second street TO Winchester. out Wiuches-
ter 20 Main, down Main 10 the Han, 10 deposit
their Z gala. ap2i q
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else, OF charge levied by authority Of the
United States or Of the provisional gov
ernments Of Nerth and South Carolina /;
bur no imprisonment for overdue taxes
shall be allowed, nor shall this order or
any law OF the provisional governments
OF North and South CaroiiA operate to
deny to minor children or children COM
ing Of age or their legal representatives,
nor to suspend as to them a right OF
action, remedy, OF proceeding against
executors, administrators, trustees,
guardians, masters or clerks of equity
courts. or other officers or persons hold
ing a hduciary relation to the parties or
the subject matter Of the action or pro-
eeeding.
H. Any law or ordinance heretofore In
force In North or South Carolina ineon-
sistent with the provisions OF this gen.
erai order Is hereby suspended and de-
clared imperative.
by command Of Major General D. f.
Sickles. 4 w Crcrs
Captain Thhty-Eigh U. S. Infantry. a. D. c.
and A. A. A. q.
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NEW YORK, April 24-CottOn is dull,
unsettled and declining; uplands 24hG
25c; sales $50 bales. Flour more active,
but rates unchanged; superfiue $40
state $40 S.. Whisky quiet and IN
changed. Wheat more steady No. 2
Milwaukee 81 S.. Rye quiet and firm.
Corn IG2c better. Oats a shade firmer
T2G75c for western. Rice nOminaliy
unchanged. Coffee lower. Sugar &c
better; Cuba 9s@ll4c Havana 1l@l2lc.
Molasses quiet. Pork lower; SIS 6S$G
. IS for new mess. Money easy at 5G
&c for call. Securities frmer at 9k99}c.
Gold 14l1. Governments are without
decided change.
ST. LOUIS, April 24-Tohaceo inactive
and unchanged. Cotton dull and nomi-
nally lower. Flour dull and languid,
and prices unchanged. Wheat 10(ai5c
lower; prime spring and club, 3 75G
. so; prime fall, 81 55G2 60; choice,
So 70. Corn buoyant and higher, 81 II
al IS, closing firm. Oats better, T9G
SIC. Provisions dull; pork, so so; bulk
shoulders, 74c rib sides, lie; clear
sides, 124c; canvass S. G. hams, Isle.
Lard quiet, 121e for kettle, Whisky
dull, nc salsa,
CiNgINNAII, April 24-The markets
are generally heavy, owing to the ad-
vance in gold. Flour is firm but not
higher; superfne S11@I1 25 trade
brands SI3 509I6 fancy Sl69l8. Wheat
scarce; No. 3 spring 81 7292 70; No. I
s.. Corn is active, and 3G5e
higher, closing at csc for mixed In bulk,
and 81 05 sacked. Cats firmer bat not
Whisky CSC. Cotton. Gnder
foreign advices, u~nsalea5ie. Provisions
firm and qSiet. lard, in t~ierces, 12Ie.
SESsr and coffee firm. Clover seed
SlI 1902. Timothy So so.
New ORLEANS, April 24.-CottoR
sales 1850 bales; low middling
pc; receipts 1850 bales. Sugar and mo-
lasses dull; no sales. Flour dull, and 25e
Corn in request, with no stock,
and 90 higher; sales OF mixed western
at 81 As, and 81 so asked for white. Cats
frm, soc. Pork firm and unchanged.
Lard frm-tierces, l3fc. Bacon IN
changed. Gold 414. Sterling 49654.
New York sight premium.
LOUISVILLE, April 24.-Tobaeeo sales,
$40 bids of leaf at higher rates light
Tugs, 81 50a8 as; medium leaf, S11 75Gi4;
leaf, Sl9@25 10; manufacturing,
so bright wrappers, S50G5l.
Superfine -four, s109I1. Wheat, nomi-
nal. Shelled corn, 81 O5@1 10 ear. in
bulk soc. Oats, 7Sc in bulk. Pork, $50.
Bacon, shoulders, 9fc clear sides, I2t6
l23e packed. Tierce lard, I2le. Raw
whisky, scarce It 50 25.
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!. 80 D.TRoNs OF THE APPEAL

TO TIE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
In -oopseouence Of Judicial proceedings had In
respect the interests Of different parties in
the APPEAL. the paper, the printing estae-
lisbment ana the good win Of the paper have
basn sold. and the undersigned have become
the purchasers.
Every possible exertion viii be inside 70 renoef
The APPEAL more acceptable TO us readers
and more desirable as a medium OF adver-
Using Much more space viii be devoted to
reading matter, and a special column be ap-
propriated weekly TO Masonic Information.
The undersigned hope, by close attenuont to the
Affairs OF the paper and ONCE, to give IL
claims equal to those ofany other journal Of
the city 10 the support and eoDhdence OF the
community.
JOHN :. C. HOGAN & co.
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LATEST FKoa -WAsHINGror

Special Dispatch 10 the ST. Louis Repubiean1
WASHINGTON, April % y Secretary
Seward left tonight for Auburn, n. Y.
taking with him his shorthand writer.
Not a few think the pilgrimage one for
speech-making according to his previous
custom. The construction of the civil
tenure act, in so far rs it applies TO va
cant Offices, has been under e0nsidera-
ton to-day by the law officers Of the
various departments. Considerable va
riety Of opinion exists, but the legal
views OF the attorney general will only
be regarded by the president. The state
department, for instance, looks upon the
Office OF consul at Havana, which
is at a fixed salary OF six thous-
and Ia gold, Is abolished BY
the tenure law. The president is of
opinion that it can be filed by a deputy
or special officer as consul or agent. The
treasury department solicitor maintains
that the pres %sAt a place the vacant
internal revenue offices in charge of
deputies, and that even the New York
naval Office can be tlled in this wav.
A law relieves the postal service Of
many difficulties. The postmaster pen-
ersl under the act Of 1854 can put special
agents Of the department in charge of
all vacant p~0stOinees; but there are pot
enough agents. The law also gives such
agents supeTvisi0nary power over all the
p0stofices. Where there are no agents
he has decided to abolish the Offices
There is great delay at the state de.
partment in issuing commissions to
newly confirmed officers. Some of the
appointees are notified that thew will
have to wait two weeks. The result was
that the presidents ante-room was well
filed to-day by parties asking that their
commissions might be hastened by exec
ntive influence,
The daily Globe having resumed pub
location to-day, issued with the debate Of
the open session Of the senate of Safur-
day, but will suspend tomorrow till the
next congress.
The president to-day finally decided TO
visit Raleigh, N. c., on May 4tb. ia or
der 70 be present at the erection of a
MONUMENT oyer his fathers grave. He
viii be accompanied by his famiIy and 4
member Of the cabinet. Gen. Ord in
command Of fourth military distrier
bad an audieRee to-day with the Dresi,
dent aud Gen. Grant, and left this even.
to assume control OF the Department
He has not yet issued any orders relative
70 registration, but intends attending To
Affairs st uee
-
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yernin that infested Congress the natu-
raj spawn Of such 3 system? Why
moan and be angered because the decis-
IONS Of the Supreme Court in your favor
are d~isregarded; if your party has here
tofove sought 10 bring it into contempt
and 10 impair its usefulness? Why rival
the lamentations Of JEREMIAH, with the
~corruption and incompetency Of public
servants for your text, If goa have ap-
nroved the doctrine that to the victors
belong the spoils? Can n plant this
Ties and eat figs therefrom or hatch out
eagles and birds of Paradise from the
eggs Of the suake and alligator?
That the prepondsrance in numbers as
well as In the NUM- Der Of States, in the
4 North. would at no distant day become
most dangerous to the South, especially
when new territory should be acquired
by purchase or conquest, should have
baen from the first so manifest to South
erp statesmen, as forever to have de-
TERED them from political alliances with
any party In the North, which held the
doctrine of popular infallibility which
s,uqbt to substitute democracy for re-
publicsnism, to ensure the domination
| of mere numbers everywhere, to make
all officers of the State government
elective by the people, to destroy the
independence Of the Representative and
integrity of the Judge, to rise into power
by fattery Of the p~opulaee, to give a
dangerous weight to the foreign vote or
which demanded, as the price OF the
alliance, the compromise Of any prinei-
ple or the Withdrawing Of any claim of
right which might give them too heavy
a weight to carry in the ignominious
race for office 1t is true that by such
alliances, the South, up to the year 1861,
had filed the Presidential chair with her
| citizens. except for five terms of four
wears eaeh,-two of the five Northern
| Presidents, also, being the choice Of the
South. But she should have foreseen
that this could not continue and that
her demands would at length neeessa-
rily become too great for her allies to
sceede to; and she should not have
been led, for the sake Of maintaining
these alliances, into the adoption Of doc
/ triues and the admission of innovations
upon the spirit of the Constitution, that
/ at last left her ~defenceless.
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no CoRREspoNpENTs.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Com
munieatons. Whatever Is intended for in
sertion in the APPEAL, mnst be authenii-
Gated by the name and address Of the
writsr-not necessarily for publication, but
as a guarantee for his good faith and re-
spOnsibnity.
An business letters for this Office should Dc So
dressed to - THE APPEAL," Memphis
An Communication for publication mus -
written on one side or the page ana =
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rial department should be addressed' EDi-
TORS oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot as a rule. undertake 70 return art-
cles not found suitable for pubhcauoh
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IN pursuance Of the provisions OF a Trust
Il Deed 10 me executed BY A street On I7th
day Of Novembef, 1853, and which Is duly regis
cred in the Reglst-r's Office or shelby eounfv,
in Book No. 40. Part I, pages RS. 45 and ~
and also IN pursuance OF y Consent Dec e
made By The non William n. smith JrdRe Of
the Chsneery Court OF Memphis, on I'd day OF
Apr, lse7, IN the eau e. ending in said C0urt,
whereia Charles J. seay AMI others are com
ants will, AZ the Southwest corner oft1e IN
tenectiOn of Poplar and Second streets. in
Memphis en- the 18th dsy or May IS, a. z
oc ock, m proceed TO Sc ~ public 4ueuon 70
the high s. bidder. upon the Terms heret1a1er
mentioned, the following described Lots OF
Land, tOgeth'r r with theimproyemenrsthereous
situated IN Mefnpui-, shelly county, Iennes-
see, viz Being Lots Nos 80 ana ~. as Known
on the map OF Memphis, and boondod - fol-
the inters- Ell n or Poplar ana second streets,
running thence West with the south hns %
Poplar street I2l4 fet; thsnes s9stn passnsa
West ~ seet to an alley thence win
said alley ~ feet r. the intersection % the
alley; thence East with said alley 20 second
street.. theocs with second street 49, feet 70
the beginning. EIcfptla9 ana e1ceecha.9. now
ever. from said Lot, that part conveyed and
r~sli1ouished on tee ofh day Of March, Is Q, Dy
me underSigued snd Brihkiey 4 DCugherty, 70
A. street. bounded acd described IS foloWsr
VIZ: B~ssinning ~ the Soutn~@tt s9sns oILos
ne drsr alley south o. Poplar ntreet with ne
West side 0 second street; then e Worth
wsuI1y with Wes- SIDE Of SsOnd sfrsst7 iseL
,ro-a- ~ fess- 20 4 point az which said West side
81 second street is intersected BY q line
ruunirQ through the center Of the middle
brsek building. embracing two teDcmens nog
IN said lot No. 29 thence from said yoinLol
fnfersectlou WestEdrd y 49, feet 20 the Esst
side OF the -hrst alley West 81 second slleeet
thence with the East side Of ea1o last men
fioued alley ~Scuthwardly, = fsek more CRIES
10 he poz1t Of Intersection o. tle
I'D iasf mentioned alley, with the f~ortaSAq9
or the first alley south OF Poplar sfeet-
Uoint Of intersec1on being TIE Souils
!, ~ ~ rnf M $50 tfauTq ea<TEErLlI VIA -Mn
East slde OF the said last mentioned aAets 4sa
feet, 70 the beginning
said property vii Be sold on
ems viz Jns-e5urth q the p9gch4se money
.ash, and the balance on a eretl lo1L-4a
eight months. for which The pDrcnA
rednfred 10 give notes with approved personal
,acurifv. and a ten likewise 70 be re4lned on
Ne nropersy 70 secure these deierfea pays
marfz The cQultH o ~reuemplion N4-h-l1
nj fSa fffsa i believed &C Be periccts bat
1 snrsld 81. :. WICEs. Trustee
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FUxERAL NorrCE.

Ths friends and acquaintance Of Miss Ar.
BORA +. sAMuELs are invited to attend her
funeral, from Grace Church, This THURSDAY,
Morning, at Il o'clock. Services by the Rev.
MI, Brooke.
Carriages in attendance at J c. Hoht & Co..
No. so Main street. o
The friends and a~eeuaintaneas ofJeHS VI.
CLARfDGE are invited TO attend bis funeral.
from his residence, No. IS Bin street. This
Thursday Morning, at 10 O'Clock. Service at
Elmwood Cemetery ~ Rev, Mr.. Bateman. :
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The Savannah Republican, once an
able and widely known journal, has, by
a change of editors, degenerated into
such utter insignifcanee as only to be
remarkable from the fact, that the chief
editor dates his articles in the county
jail, and no doubt would have = caption
from the PelHtaatiaTy If 3 selection Of
occupation was there allowed, or the
aforesaid knight Of the quill had his
deserts.
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AUCTION.

Arrsh9SS RBAN PROPEPTV
AT haSI-OnT h1Fsdav Ms-n-
auction, % the highest 6i9ds@ VII sell, ~
situated on the noffhessf -e-a.l
ME- rom ca59, avenue, Two ana one-fo9rtb
property, surrounded with eee - Deautllut
nH5n Hnor distance OF ne hoTss ~
I'm tIss- Penons who Eonif 49,
se-Heh el1hln easy distance Of the 80 az
1911 70 ntaHs paying Investment an ~
leave or Office 81 nffeen enees viii
2eesn "a the day Of sale % lake ali vbo 49,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-25

The country purchased of Russia
cost the United States only two and a
half cents per acre in gold, which was
certainly cheap enough il two-thirds
were not absolutely worthless for apy
purpose whateyer-except grandeur.