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BOW q TO DO IN.

ait is not probable that the president
will have any communication to make
10 the E" Rumpn when it reassembles to-
morrow, for the president thinks the less
be has 70 do with that body as it is now
constituted the better It will be for the
interests Of the country. He will, how
ever, in the discharge Of his duties sub
NIT certain nominations 20 the senate"
Washington Cor. Louisville Courier.
Why should the President have no
communication to make to the
Rumpsf - Why should be think that
the less he has to do with it, the better
Tor the country? Il is true, only seven
teen States are represented in the Rump
Of the Senator But the President need
not turn up bis nose at the disEeputable
concern that preteDds to be Congress.
he will approve and sign its enact
ments OF, If he yetoes some Of them as
asgrantly unconstitutional he will exc
cute them, Notwithstanding his cath, II
they pass over his veto. If he recognizes
the Rump as q Congress, for a pur-
pose, be must do it for 81. are not
.asfrfy-four Senators held to be 8 quorum,
eighteen Of whom can pass q measure,
which might thus express the viii Of any
nine States, 10 the Senate, q Of
these being the bogus State Of Ten
nessee. and these nine States might
thus continue the military despotism
established over ten. Truly 6 model
Republei
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nru

IovALTY 90 the Union Of the STATES
FIDELITY TO the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tiopsI. eonstitutionsIly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation
and Oppression, Of one man or many
ard t. al encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerogadves Of any
DEPARTMENT Of the State or HaGoDal
Governments.
RESTORATION of disfranchised citizens
to all rights snd privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 70 b colored
nc Of all the rights Of freemen.
No RKPUDIATIoN by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
podsms, no ~enthroEing Of martial Law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsrv Commissions, no lettrcs de cachst,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDINATIo Of the Military,
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revOlutiOnizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union OF
the States; and Of all that he hss done
TO defend the Constitution and 70 main
tasa the rightful supremacy OF the civil
law; and charity and allowance for
what he has left undoDe o. done amiss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

TIE Washington bRT004Gte has q el-
low in the Office there, lOhg has ngVer
6Gen sOabh Of Huntington, who writes all
the letters OF union men who live In
Georgia and Texas, for that paper. Sum
ner hired him last winter to furnish him
letters from unicn men living south
and as soon as congress adjourned For
Dey hired him. He is certainly some on
the pathetic.
The Danville Times gives a horrible
report, which " tr4st is not trge, that
Gen. Sickles has compelled a white man
to marry a negro wench in Fayetteville,
n. g. His name is A. G.. Thornton.
The French emperor gives themana-
ger OF the theater st Camp Jhaions a
subsidy from mis- privy purse, Ia order
that the theater may be free for the
whole army, from the marshal to the
private soldier. There = a performance
every Dag except Sunday. haoh DIVE
SION of the army visits the theater 10
turn The theater holds 200 places
400 are reserved for the soldiers, 400 for
the nOn-comnlsslOned officers, and 100
for the field officers. Naudevilles, come
dies and operettes are played; twenty
four seats are reserved for civilians, who
pay. The season is three months. A
whole band is detailed Tor service every
day, ana lpere are besides twelve musi-
clans 70 ACCOMPANY the v~audeviIles.
-Four young men have sailed from
Galveston, Texas, for Padre Island,
where they intend TO dig for Lahtte's
treasure. 1t seems that an old man
n&pel Harvey, said to have been con-
pecieq with ta4tte, qied ? short tine
since near t5oliad, and revealed to one Of
the party certain landmarks and bear
ings by which they mightfind the buried
treasure.
-Galgnaui mentions an astonishing
sChinese %eonluror, Ling Loop, who is per-
forming IN Paris. Among other fsats be
swallowsa sword Of full entire length,
and after thai swalleWs a number OF
eggs. he then snOkes q cigarette, and
finally produces the eggs unbroken.
The savans and doctors are mystifed,
and cannot explain the wonder.
"A plumber OF New York capitalists
have determined to raise an amount of
money sufficient to guarantee Gen.
Grant, in case he becomes president.
$4,000 per year after his four year term
Of Office has expired, to reimburse him
for the loss OF his pay as general In the
army.
The journey Of the queen of Spain.
although officially announced to the
Cortes, is not yet quite decided. In Paris
It Is said 20 depend on the success of q
loan Of 6O,OOO,0O0 Of reals which the court
wishes to contract for the expenses of the
trip. IL Is a large sum, but in that sum
RiOVO,OO0 figure that the queen wishes
70 place IN the Golfers Of the holy see
when she visits Plus TX.
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MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, July I1.-Superfine -four,
S; new, Sl4 New wheat steady, 50.
Corn declined, 96@9Sc. Oats in bulk,
soc. Mess pork higher, S23. Bacon,
shoulders, l09l0te packed clear sides,
l3f@l34e. Fancy hams, Isle. Refined
sugar advanced 4c. Lard, in ~tierces,
ll3c. Raw whisky, soc in bond.
CISCINNATI, July 1l.-FOur hundred
thousand pounds Of bulk meats sold to-
day at Sc for shoulders and lie for sides.
Lard Is held st lie. Tlour, irmer and
higher family TO fancy, So 256I4
Wheat, scarce and fir:u No. 2. g a.,
Corn, firm and unchanged No. /, 75G
76c. Oats, less firm T7G8Sc, Rive,
scarce. Whisky, unchanged but steady,
SOC in bond. Pork, advancing $50 so.
Bacon shoulders, lie clear rib sides,
lie; clear sides, I25G13c common
hams, lie; sugar cured hams, 20c.
Lard, held firmly lI3c. Western re-
serve cheese, I2@l3e.
New ORLEANS, July 1I.-Cotton sales
10000 bales; low miGdling, 22l623c:
receipts, 81 bales. Louisiana sugar and
molasses nominal, the latter quoted at
47l@5Oc. Flour steady XIX, SlI 75GI2;
choice, SIS 25. Corn firm mixed and
yellow, 81 l5@l %; white, 81 so. Oats
firm, stock very light, S5GS7Ec. Pork
quiet and firm, S24 1904 81. Lard quiet;
prime tierce quoted at I24Gl33c. bacon
firm and unchanged. Gold, 1888; sterling,
5GG55j New York sight, 4G5 premium.
ST. LOUIS, June l~l.-TohacGo, active
and higher common to medium leaf
s. 509Sl0 50; filters, IS 50 to $50 90 F.;
block wrappers, SO O0GSI5 90; good
and bright leaf, SIS 90 60 SIS 90. Hemp,
Hn.nhanzaA Ill.,. 70 nnOnzn -
XIX, 50 so to Sl3 80; choice and fancy.
Sl4 90 to SIS 90. Wheat, lower and If
regular. Corn, unsettled. Oats, higher,
SO9S3c. PrOvisions> buOyant. Pork,
SO 90. Bacon, shoulders 94GI0c.: clear
rib sides, llfc.i clear sides, l2c.; sugar
cured haus, l61Glac. Lard, I3c. for
choice keg. Whisky, zoe. ice.
NEW YORK, July I1.-Cotton steady f:
sales 900 bales middling uplands, 26{c.
Flour higher superfine, S7GS 40.
Whisky quiet, 395c better. Corn, IG2c
lower new mixed western, 81 O3GI as.
oats unchanged, 62Ge8c for western.
Rice quiet, IlL@l2tc for Carolina,
Coffee quiet. Sugar steady Cuba, Il&6
l3c. Molasses dull. Pork irregular ;
new mess, so a.
NeV York Money MarEet.-Money con-
tinues easy, AZ 4(86, with bulk Of business
at 4G5 for call lOaDs. Sterling steady,
IOS. Gold, &c Exports Of specie to-
day, Sl22,l94. Governments active and
a shade better. Stocks heavy and lower.
W. Q. Telegraph company, 4as. Two
stops fFms reported failed to-day, nei-
ther heavy. AnoEbeF OLD dry goods arm
suspended. The failure Of Geo. Wicks 4
Co, is the largest known ia tbs dry goods
market foF May years liabilities Of the
firm, 81, 773, 2S7, against gross assets Of
81 426,l96, showing a deficiency Of SAT-
Oa4. IT is understood the firm will pay
So cents on Cne dollar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

~ The following extract from g pri-
vate letter to the editor contains too
many things well said, to justify US in
keeping them from U readers
am listening to the inspiring strains
OF that recheTchg mug;c which goes by
the name Of yankee doodle, Inc gifted
composer Of which has unfortunately
been forgotten. ETegjt mOnamentun,
but forgot 70 put his name OF it. The
capitol yard Is allied With negroes, wag-
ging their yoolly heads, those sable
plumss on the hearse Of the republic. So
we 90. No doubt u mishaps will be Of
advantage to others. The FreLeh reVO-
luton has kept the world IN q state of
semi-cOnservatism for some time but
its influence is worn out and another
nation must be impsled to crafty ex-
travsgsnt passion and serve as another
warning uptil forgotten. And so the
gods viii aivays require peW victims Z;
and no doubt they look at it IS only q
farce 81 best.
1 have the pleasure Of reading the
one Of those pre-Adsmic volcanoes which
spouted columns Of light over continents
Of darkness.
Negroes and 8 few radicals are carry
ing on toe Fsltics OF the country here.
Men.Of sense succumb 10 . feeling Of dis
gust, and say nothing. No new Terms OF
sbhOrrence can be invented for acts of
open and avowed madness and men
only 4olesr how long the slope is to the
bottom Of the hill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

order from Gen. siekHea Relating 10 Our
National I-nde3endensc.
The followtne order has been Issued :

Inc I0iiOWIng q has been issued:
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. As.
HEADqUARrERs SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
C~HARLEsrOS. =. c.. June ., ls67.
The ninety-frst anniversary of the in
dependence Of the United States, on the
4th Of July next, viii be appropriately
observed throughout this command.
At sunrise a sainte Of thirteen guns
viii be fired at u nj. another gun for
every state; and at shutdown a national
salute, at which time the troops will be
paraded. At stations where the pre-
scribed salutes cannot be fired the troops
VIII De paraded at II m. and fire 8 feu dc
joSe.
Upon all public buildings, federal, state
or municipal, the proper authorities will
cause the American dag to be boisted at
sunrise and kept flying till shutdown.
The shipping in the several ports and
harbOfs are requested TO observe the re-
qdirements Of this paragraph.
All public offices will be closed unless
for the transaction OF urgent business,
and no labor except the necessary polio
ing viii be performed by the troops.
The commanding officers Of posts are
charged with the execution OF this order.
By command Of
Mq.-Gen. d. r, sICRLEs.
lone gun for every State.D We are
curious to know how many guns were
fred. We should then be informed Of
the judicial opinion of General SICKLEs,
as to tbs number of States at present in
the Union, q question on which distersa
ing doubts exist, which his decision
might remove.
In Richmond, Virginia, the negroes
and military demonstrated their loyalty
in accordance with the Mayors procia-
nation, and N Of the courts did so by
.sdjourning its session on receiving a urit-
ten order from Gen. Sehofeld.
In Charleston and the rest OF the
Southern cities, although business was
most generally suspended, the military
and freedmen alone appeared to be at
all jubilant over the return Of the ma
tiOnal anniversary. Why should any
decent white man be jubilant?
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LATEST
BY
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.l

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New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Aus
TRANS Of Maximilian's army, now in
this city, are supported by the Austrian
government, which has authorized them
10 charter a vessel TO convey those here,
at Mobile and Vera Cruz, to Trieste.
In special order No. SO, Of to-day, Gen.
Sheridan orders the boards CT reeistra-
ton to select at once suitable persons 10
act as commissioners Of the election.
Three persons are to be selected from
each precinct, and in order to aeeonmo-
date the largely increased number OF
voters, two days viii be given for voting.
The boards of registration will also pro-
coed at once 70 make up their poll books.
Masses for Macmillan were said in
several Of the principal churches Of this
city 20 day.
WASHINGTON, July lin the SEN
ate the amendment TO the fourth section
was agreed to, that any person hereto
fore appointed by district commanders
to exercise the functions Of civil offices,
may be removed by the same, or the
commanding general Of armies.
Mr.. Drake moved an amendment by
adding another section forbidding the
admission Of any rebel state without 3
provision In the constitution declaring
she shall ever remain in the American
union. The amendment was declared
out of order.
[NoTE-The lines east Of Louisville
were working so badly last night, in con-
sequence Of a thunder storm, that our
late report was not received in time for
the morning press.-REP.
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sCALPs wIrM rIrr EAKs ON.

We wonder whether a "thrill of
horror" ran through the heart Of the
Northern people, upon reading the fol-
lowing report Of part OF a debate in the
Senate OF the United States, on the 5th
Of July. Why should not Congress offer
a bounty for scalps? 1t would be quite
as respectable as c~Onfiscation, and a fit
accompaniment Of Military Despotism /:
Mr.. Boss, while agreeing with the
general proposition that nothing not
absolutely necessary should be taken up,
was opposed to Nj. Authony's resolution,
because he believed it necessary that
some legislation should be inaugurated
to quell the Indian disturbances in the
west. A great many things were re-
CURED TO be done to suppress Indian hos
uhtles, which could not be done without
the concurrence Of congress.
Mr.. Upton spoke OF the necessity for
Legislation to put an end to frontier die
~turbances. il be could control the legis-
latlon OF congress to-day he would pre-
vent any army officer going west Of the
Missouri river; he would offer q pre-
MUM for savage Indian scalps, and he
would authorize the formation of voIun-
teer forces on the frontier.
Mr.. Wilson was sorry to hear Mr.. Tin
ton speaking Of offering a reward for In
dian scalps. He did not believe such
language ft to be Rsed in this christian
country. 1t created the impression that
the wrongs were not all committed by
the Indians. He repeated that the Sec
rotary Of war had informed him that no
legislation on the subject Of the Indians
Wss necessary.
Ar. TiptonresHmed the asor in denun-
eistiOl Of the stFoeities ct the indians
on the frontier, and again hoped there
would be 3 reward offered for Indizn
scalps.
Mr., POmeroy moved that the further
consideration Of this subject be post
p0ne0, - enable the senate to take up
the resolution OF AEnEs TO Gen. Sheridan
just passed by the house.
"Scalps with the ears ON would be
an adnirsble addition to the currency Of
the currency q TIE Gppatry and When
the Indian supply gave olt, rebeis E4ight
be put to Use. The numbering Of rebels
in Tennessee would thea BECOME profit
able.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

In the list Of passengers by the steamer
Marmion, arrived at BIO De Janeiro on
May 18TH We notice the names Oft. +.
Linde and Robert TUCKER, f0Fmerly OF
this city. We find too, the following
editorial notice Of another Arkansian /;
We are happy 10 meet our fellow
cpuntryman Gen. Dobbins, Of Arkansas,
who arrived by the French steamer to-
day. The general visits Brazil for the
purpose of selecting q home for himself
and friends. Little Rock Conservative.
The merchants aaA others, on whose
means the General" travels, Will IN
d3ubtedly be glad to know that be is en-
joying himself prOsperously, under new
skies. He has made a pretty good thing
Of il, ana Hlst bis country for his
country's good"
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wo

a, notice can be taken Of anonymous Com
nunfeetiops. Whatever Is intended for in
sa-tfoB ia the APPEAL, must be suthenti-
-atsd by me name and address OF uHs
w-ttar a. a guarantee Of his good faith and
ponSfbniry.
Ie-ters should be addressed to "THE
Pal" Memphis.
unicatlons for publication must oe VIII
d on one side or the page only, and VIII
ou other matters connected with the edlto-
rssI department., should be addressed EDl-
TORS or rHEAPPEAL, Memphis
We cannot szs rule, undertake 70 return arl-
cles not found Euitable for publication
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

General DoN ANTONIO LOPEZ SAINT
ANA, it is said, has been shot by some of
his indignant countrymen at Slsal. He
vas 2 Mexican, and hiss had many Next
cans shot. essy have q right to shoot
each other. 1t was well enough 70 snuff
him out Dos y LIBERTAD!
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Died.

SfENENS-At Lake Providence, La, on the
IN inst, after a short Illness, Mrs. NaScY
srEYENs, vile OF z. B. Stevens, Of tails city.
Tn friends OF the family are respeetfully in
yited 70 attend her funeral, at Elmwood Gene
terry This Friday) Morning, at 10 O'Clock. Car
riages in attendance at residence, No. 242 Elliott
street.
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TO RuiIders.

TEE Undersigned proposes TO divide hfty OF
u one hundred acres Of his land into small
lOts-say, Of i've acres eaCh-and to give the
alternate lots in payment for improvements
constructed upon the others.
The land Is sitGateo three miles east OF the city
OF Memphis, at the terminus Of Union avenue,
fronting on the extension 81 that avenue, on
IrezeVant venue, and on the Poplar street
road. It is covered in part with q beautiful
growth OF forest tees, ana Is unsurpassed by
any other suburban property In point Of health,
building sites, and the character of the sur
rounding ueiEnbOrs-
IN Undertaking this enterprize builders can.
Ia addition to their usual profits. calculate
with certainty on the enhancement OF the
va ue Of the lots paid them, by the improve
ment Of those adjoining.
Apply TO Roysier, Trezevant & Co., Ayres
RuiIding, 20 Second street, or 10 me at their
ono. TWO lml N. N. TREZENANT
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The constantly enlarging circuls'lon Of 'ne
APPEAL, and the generous support gwen 20
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
couutrv. assure the proprietors OF the general
approval by the public OF Us course since Is
came into their hands. ,
Its Past is the pledge Il offers for the FUTURE
II viii continue TO endeavour, IN aoesraanee
VITA the motto which It has sdopted, 70 say
those things only that are true and honest II
has but a single Client, the People ofthe soot3'
and II will endsayor 20 sdvise US readers
wisely. In that it may often fail butts opih-
fons sbau Away be honest and conscientious
81 least
THOSE TO whom its conduct is entrusted VIII
,,ntinue 70 endeavor TO make the APPEAL &C
oen,abIe 70 its readers, and desirable as a me-
dunn for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every saturday, and on
every sunday reading appropriate 10 tnat Gay
and the proprietors hope, by close attention to
tbaafsir OF the papers and ONCE, TO stu en-
pue it 70 the support and conhoshoe OF the
rsonle. on which alone It depends.
JOHN s. &. HOGAN a 90.
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GENERAL STOCK AUCTIONEER, NC. 8s5S
VI Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. sales
daily. Good stabliIE and dne Mule Yard
Dealers In wagons and hrst and second hand
Harness. Liberal advances made on all prop
erty left for sale, and returns PROMPTLY made.
Office on second street. myTg n
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Corps Of Radica Orators sent south
WnrH-

NOEp> Of kadleaA 0FHB0rs sent souGn-
ward.
A corps Of thirty stump orators have
been UnFned iOUee upon The southern
states by the union congressional rep4b-
lican committee, twenty OF whom are
cOlOred men. These speakers go charged
with the strongest republican logic
within reach Of the congressional COM
mittee, ana wish bae DETERMINATION not
to permit even one Of the smallest viii
lagos 70 escape its share Of political sd-
vice. Reinforcements TO this corps are
being recruited and equipped daily, and
another detachment of orators will wend
southwark in a few days Washington
Cor. NeW York Herald.
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aVT h.ExCVNF s,Accrsp

Whose excuses hiEaself, accuses him
self. Wouldn't it be well for some of
our city step-fathers to remember this
pithy maSim2