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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-07

Two MORE GONE-By reference to
our marriage notices this morning it will
be seenthat two more of our most en-
terprising Memphis merchants have
chosen fair brides from the sister state
I'VE should say territory of Arkansas.
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LEE ACADEMY ANNUAL FETE.-The
pupils of Lee Academy will hold then
Fste at the Greenlaw opera house Fri
day, June 9TH, S o'clock pm. The
voting for the prizes will be concluded
there. Admission fiftY cents.
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Non-Restdent Notice.

Bill for Partition OF Real Estate In the Count
Court OF shelby County, Tenn
John Hallum W Z. o. Perrin.
IN this cause it appearing from afddavit o.
i dle that defendant h Q. Perrin. Is a resi
dent Of the state OF New YOTks
It istherefare ordered, That he do enter az
appearance herein, at the courthOuse in IN
city Of Memphis,on or before the first Monday h
July next, and plead, answer or dsmur 70 com
~plainant's petition, or the same viii be take
Tor confessed. and set for bearing eN parte
1t is further ordered hat a copy Of this 0rce
be published nnce a week, for our successiv
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Attest: JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk
HalIum & Muuizan, soils. FOR petitioner.
mvz5 IaW4W
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To the Peonle OF Wrst Tennesaee.

Hon. EMERSON ETHERIDGE, Conserv-
alive candidate for Governor, will ad.
dress the people Of West Tennessee at
the following times and places Purdy-
Saturday, June 18th Bolivar, Monday,
June 18th; Jackson, tuesday, June
18Th Humboldt, Thursdsy, June 10th
Dresden, Saturday, June 22d.
Papers Of the district are requested tC
publish the above list Of appointments
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-The fol-
lowing distinguished personages are in
the city, stopping at the Gayoso house /:
Gen. J. L. Alcorn, Mississippi; Mai y.
J.. Donaldson, Nashville, Tenn; Judge
Nj NJ. Clayton, Holly Springs Col. j.
r. Mosby, Tennessee.
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Observation-Disclosures w Smith.
who was with Policeman Rogers the
morning Of the murder, was yesterday
dismissed the force by the commission
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FOR SAFE.

Z . X = A E.
A first Glass ,
Inquire OF d. H&NANS,
myZ5 n IF9fomOe street. Memphis.
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WHITEWAsHING AND THIEvING.-An
industrious negro boy, named Joe Will
liams, was arrested yesterday charged
with stealing a pistol, the property OF
Mr.. A. J Peres. 1t sppesrs that Joe was
doing ome ~whitewashing fer the gentle
man and eOufscated the pistol Justice
Creighton will give him a hearing this
morning.
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Francisco e Wiggin alwayshave
the styles, in advance Of all compa-
titiors, 800 Main street. je7 81


Francisco & Wiggin always have
the new styles, in advance of all compa-
~titiors, 300 Main street. je7 81
Damaged Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
must be sold regardless Of cost Or value.
at No. 2i3 Main street, next 10 Ward &
LeGasre's drug store. je7 Il
The nev styEe Of hoopskirt, 1.-THE Pride
of the South, at 7. G. Payne's, 2s2 Main
street. jun5 Sc
GonL.-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-u
a beautiful line Of Grenadines at only
twenty-five cents per yard. 2s9 Msin
street. jeff
Cheap Dry Goods at wholesale. The
entire domestic stock of Menken Bros
je5 ~
Damaged Dry Goods at NJ, Krsus 4
Co.'s, No. 213 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store, regardless OF cost
or value. je7t
Linen osgns at thirty-hye cents, at 282
Main street. jun5 30
Carpeting, Wall Paper, Curtains and
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshabers,
375 Main street. myl7 I'm.
Mozam6igues, n to be equalied, for
the low price Of twenty-five cents per
yard. 800 Main street. jeff
ORA Goods.-Great reductions to mer-
chans wanting to replenish their stock,
at Menken Bros. je5 AZ
Leaders Of Fashions in Hats,
Frapsiseo & Wiggin, 800 Main street.
je73 ct
"A Bleached Domesacs at fifteen
cents per yard. Lindauer & Pollock,
299 Main street.
The place for fans, 2s2 Main street.
jun5 st
Ne1o Prints, shirtings, Irish Linens, at
bargains, at Menken Bros. ie5 At
Boys Boots 81 10 per pair at Elson's.
jun24t
SIX parasols at 81 25, at 2s2 Main
street. jun5 st
"Genis' Dress Hats Of the latest
styles at Francisco Virgins.
je7 81
Latest Styles 0 Dress Goods constantly
received at greatly reduced prices, vt
Lindauer & Pollock's, 800 Main street.
jeff
For the best assortment of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds of Fancy
Goods, go to Lindauer & Polloek's, 299
Main street. jeff
BIZ al Means call at Lindauer & Pol
locks, 299 Main street, and see for your
self. jeff
Briggs q PETERSON have just received
200, 600 bushels of the best RHsblrg Coal
We have removed to No. IL Madison
street, and are ready to fill all orders.
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
us, and hope for a continuance Of the
same. may29tf
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CORRECTION.-In our local notice of
Mound City, the types made US say the
beautiful aud gay little village IS only
thirty mHes'' removed from our city. It
should have read " thirty ~nljHates.u This
correction, however, is hardly necessary,
for almost all our citizens know Mound
City is only five miles from Memphis,
and that Capt. Cheeks popular steamer
Peosta plies regularly between the two
points.
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Beautiful Vance Street Lets
AT SALE.

WE have the pleasure of placing within
w reach OF purchasers the beautiful Grove,
on Vance street between Lauderdale and OF
leans streets, the property OF Mr.. +, W. smith
No vacant grounds in Memphis have been
more universally admired. and we deem II not
too much TO say that with its magnificent
shade trees, and general beauty, its surround-
ings and accessibility, there eau be found no
more attractive ahd desirable propsrty FOR pri-
vate residences within the city limits Farhes
DESTROYS OF purchasing are lnYitfu 70 can ~
our Office, where the plan OF Subdivision can
be seen, arc the terms OF sale made Known.
ROYSTER, TREZEVAN1& Co.,
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BIZ al Means call at Lindauer & Pol
locks, 800 Main street, and see for your
self. jeff
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ANOTHER FIRE "A fire broke out
about three o'clock yesterday morning
in a paint and carpenter shop on Well
ington street, occupied by West & Hawk
ms. The shop and contents, together
with a small cottage On the lot, was des-
troyed. The loss to the occupants was
small. The buildings were owned by
Mr.. Turner and were fully covered by
insurance. The burning was doubtless
the act of an incendiary.
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.Mnn-Residenf Notice.

In the Chsncery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. IG9-M. Pollock VS.. samuel Pollock.
IT appearing from afHdavit in this cause that
Il the defendant, Benz. F. Johnson is a nSn-
resident OF the Stats Of tennessee
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, az the Courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrt
Monday In July, 1857, and plead, answer OF
demur 70 complainant biil, or the same VIII
be taEen fgr confessed as 20 him. and set for
bearing ex parte, and that a copy OF this sr1er
be published Once a week Tor four Successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A p y-attest;
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Trains arrive at Memphis at $50 am. and
500 pm.
For Through Tickets and all information, APP
ply at Ticket Office, No. GS7H Main street and
at Depot, head OF Main street
SAM B. JONES,
General superintendent.
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THE interest at the First Baptist church
last night wss very manifest, and much
solicitation felt for the increase of Gods
holy spirit in this wicked city, and the
Rev. j. r. Graves will preach tonight
at eight o'clock, and We hope to see the
house crowded by anxious hesrers Of the
Word. Church near corner Of Adams
and Second streets.
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APpEALs-Hslsey F. Cooper, United
States assessor for the eighth district,
determine appeals to errors, in assess
ments returned in the annual lists for
1867. Cut this out for reference.
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CoGI.-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-u
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AUGUsTON ASTON,
Non- Resfdent Notice.

By r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Gsntt & Waddeil, sOls. for comp ainauI.
Tel r.-nn
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For the best assortment Of Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, and all kinds OF Fancy
| Goods, go to Lindauer & Polloek's, 29'
Main street. left
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WANTED-rHE PATENT
A TR A I
l. ID T.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that is TO be had al any Of the
bookstores in the city. Is fer sale or 70 let at
j. SIITTON'S Circulating Library,
my-lm pa Tnird street, near cor. Jefferson
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-We are again
under obligations to the attentive Mr..
Keller, of the Southern express company,
for late western and southern papers in
advance of the mails. No matter what
condition the roads may be in, the EN-.
ployees of Col. Shutter are bound to get
-hrnugh.
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Great Sale Of Dry Goods TO wholesale
buyers, st Menksn Bros. les 4k
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The net1 styEe Of hoop skirt, 1.-THE Pride
Of the South,n at I. G. Payne's, 232 Main
street. iun5 st
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Damaged Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
must be sold regardless Of cost Or value,
at No. 2f3 Main street, next 10 Ward &
LeGuere's drug store. je7 Il
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Latest Styles ofDress Goods constantly
received at greatly reduced prices, q
Lindauer & Pollock's, 300 Main street
left
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, a very large
stock, must be sold regardless of cost or
value; a rare chance for citizens, plant
ers, country merchants, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store. je7 tt
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Calicos 12I and Is cents, at ElsOn's.
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FOR EvAxsvILLE.
FOR RIVER.

ZOE Alhh6Bk6
Regular Vieksburg Packet
For Helena. Gaines Landing. Eunfee,
Lake Providence aud Vfcksburg.
AAh hAAobct
This splendid passenger steamer L.
VII leave FOR the above on ~
THI DAY, It'll inst, AZ pm.
LARRY HARHSTAD & CO. Agents.
Corner Main and Madison slE, or
ieT II Cit WhaTfboaL foot o. Monroe ~.
Regular Memphis aud Vicksbung Saturday
Packet.
FOF Helena. FrinE's Point, Napoleon,
EuuIee, Gaines LRudinE Green
Vile. Lake Providence,
sad YicksburE.
DAN master
This new and elegant passenger ~
steamer leaves OF
SATURDAY, 18th inst, st5pm.
VINsoE & DONAHUE. Agents,
lee 81 81 Front street.
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A beautiful line Of Grenadines at only
twenty-five cents per yard. 2s9 Main
street. jeff
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A Bledched Domestics at ffteeI
cents per yard. Lindauer & Pollock
| 800 Main street.
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Cheap D7y Goods at wholesale. Tn
entire domestic stock of Menken Bros.
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Great Excitement at 267 Main Street.
The great sale of dry goods, we under
stand, will be continued tomorrow.
Ladies, you should go TO the great sale
tomorrow, and buy at your wi prices.
Remember the plaee-the old stand Of
NJ. Christal, opposite Court square. sale
st 10 o'clock.
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Val Pdper.-Just received direct
from Glasgow, Scotland, a large assort-
ment of the finest Wall Paper, ever
offered in this city, al No. 375 Main
street. Call and examine our stock.
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Cdrpeting, Wall Paper, Curtains ant
Mosquito Bars at Joseph Grieshaber's
| 375 Main street. myl7 I'm.
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Hesperian Imminent is the infallible
cure for Rheumatism, Fresh Cuts,
Sprains, Burns, etc. 1t is the best Lini-
ment ever discovered, for all diseases
where external applications are required.
VIM. D'oench q CO., proprietors, st.
Louis.
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Mozdm6iques, not to be equalied, 70
the low price Of twenty-five cents pc
ward. 800 Main street. ie2tf
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Drg GOOds.-Great reductions to mer-
chan5s wanting to replenish their stock,
at Menken Bros. je5 AZ
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Ladies.-Beiore purchasing so many
cheap goods ia this city, look, before
buying, at the new style Dress Goods for
twelve and a half cents per yard, az 1854
Main street, opposite the Webster block.
les lw
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"Chinese Hats all styles, at
Francisco & Virgins. je7-3t
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DIRECTORY.
COMMERCIAL Bank OF Tennessee corner
ef.dison ana Main streets.

COMMERCIAL Bank OF Tennessee corner
Madison ana Main streets. -
DEsJro BANK, No. y Madison 49,
.FIRsT Nsdonsl Sans, u Msdl.oa 1Iess
GEKMAN National bank, rs NAN
GAYOsO savings Institution -"
T@EFFRS0YI ~6saT15se and truss Company,
IsS5TS5Is cry SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. Is jefferson street.
GERMAN SAVINGS INsIIIu-
TION No. Is Adams street -
NFWPHTs Insurance Company, TX AHdi-
NFECF1NTs National Ba0k, JeTsnOn
street.
@FNPHs cry savings institute, &c Jefef-
PEOPLES Bank OF Tennessee, y Madison
street. -
sKVT~GS Bank Of Nemphis 90 Vain street:
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
APP q co, Scots AID shoes, s0 front street
AMEs- BEATrIE&JONEs Furniture, &2 Main
street
DUIE0UE q ANpEEOE, Attorneys $40
- Second street. -
BAOHLY, F, Boots and shoes, Sn Main street
BIACK. CANNON & co, Produce, Charles
tsn avenue, near NJ, and { rAllr1ad. -
REKNARD q MCCLURE. Music and musical
Instruments, SS and 800 second street
BB0WN, pIlLAhD GUO- Cotton Factors, sl4
frontstreeL
BOILING 8 LINsrEDf, Grooers' sz Se0ohu
street
BUTE, r. l. g Nadi-on stree. -
~rBBTNS GUM UUOVEK Flaalng Nh,
~ l6l Washington street
CLRYrOE, pT, Medicated Balhs, jefferson
street.
CETFFELL- G. J. & CO. Abstract once, cor
ner Monroe ana Second street
CRAMBERLIN, q "a Co, Booksellers and
Stadonsrs, ~ Main street
CHILD. DUDLEY a CO, commission Mer-
chants, So Front street
CUKONNA. ~. cotton Factors. l6 and 1893
Exchange Binding.
q COMMERGtAL HOTEL, Corner Jefferson and
Front sDeetA
COBB r D.. Cotton RroEer. Ys Front street
nENIE a o. PrOaG5e, Il soaIh Court
street.
DoU8HERTY, WI, Aiarble WEEKS, % Front
street.
DALEY, KEUBEN, U. 5. Commissioners, so
SeGona
TMMCSs SON. 05KseIefs and siatIonen,
z 10 jefferson street.
Nv INs, D. d, liquors - Monroe street
EIsOS BhOs. & Co, Dry Goods, 81 Main
street
- H0nLAaa * W " AAH 49, -H-t-
opposite Greeniaw Opera House, -
John EICnBERG. Hardware, l9l Main street
-LKHERTY. JAMES, Agent, Furniture S5
second street
NNTE. BU6KHAM & CHAPMAN. Grocers,
5O Nam street
FERTESJN- COBDEs co ,0rocers, SS Front
street
FLAHERTY, JAMES, Agent, Undertaken, -
and 3s Second street
"a ASON. JORDE5 ECO,G rOcers, SS Front
street.
FORD. DIXON 500 s ,ddlery. rs Main street:
HALLAGHER ryan, Attorneys, 81 Sec
W ond street
GLOVER, L. C., Phy stefan, Office at Virginia
Hotel
GUNBINGEB, j. spectacleS, 2I7H Nam street.
GLASsICK- CO. F., Fire Arms, 30 Main
street
GOEPEL- LEOPOlD. Music Lssler, SIS Main
st-eet.
"INSON, >, Dentist, % Main street.
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Bargains in Dry Goods at wholesale,
at Menken Bros. les At
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Leaders of Fashions in Hats
Frapsisco & Wiggin, 800 Main street.
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Scents Dress Hats OF the late
styles at Francisco & Virgins.
lei 81
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THE FETE To-NIGHF.-The great An.
Rual Fete by the pupils Of the Lee Acad,
envy takes place tonight at the Green
law opera house. Much interest is being
felt in the voting for the prizes, as well
as for the most popular school. The
numbers range from five to forty-five.
In addition to this, there are -eversl out
side purses hat will come in tonight,
when the voting will close. We hope to
see 8 large attendance present on this
interesting occasion.
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The place for fans, 2s2 Main street.
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Sak parasols at 81 25, at 282 Mai
street. Juno st
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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy
Goods, Boots and Shoes, at NJ. Krsus &
Co.'s, No. 2l3 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGuere's drug store. je7 Il
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Ne,0 Prints, Shirtings, Irish Linens, at
bargains, at Menken Bros. je5 At
Boys Boots 81 10 per pair at Elson's.
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CELE0Tand cheap B~oARDING
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WITHDRAwN.-The warrants issued
on Wednesday against Messrs. Freeman
Wright and John Keefe, charging the
former with theft and the latter with
a~ssaulting & prisoner, were returnable
yesterday morning, when the warrants
we're Withdrawn. Maloney was imme-
! diately arrested by the police OF n charge
| of resisting an officer, although when
and where the offense wa committed we
failed TO learn.
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MEMPHIS AAAA
No. Is jefferson street.
MEMEpIs SERMAN savings INsIlr'
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Damaged Dry Goods at NJ, Krsus d
| Co.'s, No. 213 Main street, next to Ward
& LeGusre's drug store, regardless Of cost
or value. JET II
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TdpOr Baths, at the Good Samaritan's
No. l9S Jefferson street. je6 I'm
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH ToaALL
POINTS. 1
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HEEXCURsION..-Tbe elegant steamer
Dan. Able left her landing about seven
O'clock last evening, having on board q
CAV party, composed OF the delegates 70
he National Typographical Union with
the invited guests OF the Memphis Union,
numbering about five hundred ladies and
gentlemen, bound for an excursion on
fhe father Of waters. We noticed among
the company a large number Of most
elegant ladies. The press was, Of course,
fully represented. Arnoldas band was
also Oh board, and, as the b~oatswung of,
struck % IA Life en- the Ocean Waye.p
We shall have something to say Of the
trip tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

We ass indshasd 70 Lisufsnant Asckey, in
charge Of the United States recruiting sts.
ZION, vho has jast received from Hesdquar.
tsn . General Order and Instructions in ref.
srsnos 70 the prevention and cure of cholsra.
Al u maatsr i one Of general interest, and
the instructions are 10 the main a applicable
70 civilians = ~ soldierA W regard that We
ere doiae tAs public service BY publishing
then.
So faz - the preventive coarse Of treat
msat b eesssRnsd, 70 vAisA ~ sseesssioas
ass eAisGy ssa1ns4 n generally adopted,
thsrs wiIl pseast1 - ~ listls I'D for the
sarativs pruesnsss- In GO Of he prssekse
Of eAolss additional and sors s.siuesat -,
infssoing aessts end measures ase prsscsib~l
ssdsf 49, ssoahsions, Which pAysieisns
- Dearb q HsAiA oeeat, durise ~
vsssalsass u eAs,sa, y nSesuial Nd y.
chG1m ; ; 6isase tsns - lsSrsss.aa1.
Nlsse slaily pssvsl1 ~ - - -
onapuclI &suns1 tehaeeho ensGso 80
Fl ~ 6I6lskSa. Ck6aSsc 2 - isvsr1S,
= $500 - = - - 49, 81 T. -
h36o1 @De ~ rqy y ols1. -
8!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

TaR Wade Hampton Democracy Of the
South are after the negro vote, but their mo-
tive ia 10 transparent that nobody, not even
the most stolid negro, will BE- deceived BY
the newborn zeal OF the slave oligsrchy, for
the riehts and equality Of cclcred men. And
the kind Of candidates that the Southern De
mccracy nominate to ofice exhibits too clear
y the temper and disposition Of the organi-
zs,ion, and csnnet fail to impress the negro
with the idea that they are not only opposed
to the enjoyment Of political rights, BY the
negroes, but they are in favor Of reducing
them seais TO slavery il practicable
Emerson Etherese is the candidate OF the
Democracy for Governor Of Tssnesse, and
they nominated him because they knew his
character and sentiments, and because be 10
the representative man Of the old Southern
slsveholding olisarchy, and although he did
not 20 into the war, Of the rebellion, be has
been With the rebels ever siRes the close Of
the war. he has the confidence Of the reb>
els, and 1t the same time b has not the rec
ord Of rebel, and 10 aos 70 oaensivs 70 she
Unicn men, 90 that sceosoL Hsrs 10 his
opinion Of the rights and stasus Of the no.
sroes, ~ expressed few months ago. and
now his friends seek to ret the negroes tovo,s
for him for Governor.
Ethefege said 10 speech n Trenton, Ten.
nessee, less than two years asoi
"The negroes are more free laa they rers
forty ysars ago, and u any ons goes about the
country telling them they are free skoos hin and
these negro troopa, commanded by low and de-
graded white men, going thrcssh the country.
esght TO be shot down" ,4.,~ e,-.s -.
And the fact that be distinguished himself
ADORE the rebels, by the violence Of his de-
nunciations against the United States soldier,
and the negroes, secured HE nomination By
the Democratic party.
But Etherege is not hostile TO the negroes
and soldiers alone, his ennity extends to chs
civil officers Of the Government as we'll.
On the Sd of July, 1865, 1t Trenton, b,
said
"Jef. Davis 10 mean man, but can prove tina
johnson and Brownlow are still msansr than be 10
Judas sold his master for thirty pieces Of silver
but johnson has seld himself for greenbacks, an,
Lincoln has deceived me aud lied TO me-"
"WheB the Tax Collectors Who have been xp
pointed by the present begas Legislaturs com
around to collect taxes, shoot them down, hp
don't tell any one told you TO do it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25
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