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Some one, writing to the Chicago
Times from Huntsville, Alabama, on the
9Th of April, under the signature Of
,TERRENCE,' says that every roaring
naper like the APPEAL deuounces Gov.
PATTON on account of his advice to
the people OF his State to accept the
Constitutional Amendment. The AP-
PEAL has said nothing about Gov. PAT
TON. 'TERREScB,' be as witty as you
can. but stick to the truth.
We have not censHred any one who
holds opinions opposite to our own. II
we were to speak Of men at all, instead
Of their opinions and arguments, we
should do so only to express the hope
that each says to himself, in the words
of DANTE: "When l reflect on the
punishment allotted to those who do moi
oive sincere and upright advice to 9th
ers. am more anxious than ever not t
abuse TO so bad purpose those talents
whatever they may be, which nature
ar rather Providence, has conferred oI
me.u For this we daily say to ourselL
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Cash CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
or Desirable z al Estate, distant about
ia Niles Southeast from The city o.
Memphis, and Situate on the N. and
a. T.

or desirable z al Estate, distant about
ara Niles Southeast from the city %
Memphis, and Situate on the N. and
q. C.R.R.
ny virtue Of a Deed OF Trust 10 me executed
Is Oh the 18th day Of December, is.5, BY j. y
Taylor and 4 b. Mck7gen, Tor tne purpose oi
securing note for ine sum Of sl-,-ui alt til'l
owing by them 70 J.. u. Mercer and IN oueiil-
auce to written authority nom the sal0 Lay -of-
McEwen and Mercer. directing ms = -eil nc
land cOnvsvrd in said Trust Deed, VIII, on
nc Gth Day 0i May, 1871, 20 lhe Ccurt-ouss
,i1,,r IN he tsreenlaW Block, on second st1eet,
fetwesn Union and dayosn streets. in the ciiy
OF Memphis. between the hours OF ~ o'elock
am. and O'Clock pin anu eohtl1ulnsi rom
T1rtfi All the property be SO a. sell to The highest
bidder a certain tract Of land situate anu y l-a
in Shelby county IanlitSsse, ana ~ ~ ~
fhus Beginning al p stake on lue -iisi el,ie ul
line OF said tract in the lane between the IS IN.
Cooper tract and the Daderiek tract luullllls
thence in SAID lane l1-a1 ehalAs 20 q p1iIs
within OF at fifty feet south or the center OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad thence
west 48 Is to point 50 feet south o. the center
,f said railroad thence south l5-;i chains 10 p
hickory grun: thence south ~ west ta-
so a noiut 30 feet sonth OF the center OF
me Pfgeon ROost read. runs nom the arsL
v,ofnt 81 beginning west 2i-5o chains TO a etate;
thence south l7-20 chains 20 point - lret
north OF the center Of Pigeon Roost rsad
thence 10 the termination Of said line which
was run from the hickory grub tnls last llns
runs parallel with said Figeen zoos f7i.el 1,ql
in the vey being ~ al - fz-luy &C - -
nropertv has been suDdiV1ded, ana VIII pe solu
IN lots varying from tve 70 ten ae' = each-
-I'a-s i no other fucum brance on said LAND.
THE TER Ms OF SALE are as follows; one
third or the purchase money, cash. anu ne
/ balance payable in equal instalments on the
st OF October 1867. lst Of ~rlls lho, aild Isl OF
October 1883 the purchases execu-e notes
/ drawing Interest from date. and sec1red BY
l nasd 81 Trust embracing the same terms as
l tbal under which lam now acting
I i am authorized 20 say. thAt ior All ol lle
,,lrs5,aee money after defraying the expenses
/ 81 the trust and satisfying the cain OF saiu
/ Mercer any Just Indebtedness OF either ray
l Tor q NcEWen. or Taylor, McEqen, Duke n
l Co or IayIoTs, McEweu n Blew Thl ne re-
reived but each lot will be rsqlirsu % pear -
/ proportional part Of the expenses t-tls Ahnse ~
10 said land believe 20 be good, Andl vii tsii q
| nIeasure in furnishing any person with 2 state
| mept OF the title, and plat OF the SUBDIVISION
l nDOn application 70 me az iaN Once el
Wilson 4 Beard, Do Court street Dot = snail
only convey Is Trustee. ~ r. T" Al-,o-s5 .-s
I AMI II --+'-9--
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MIssTssIPPI

Mai. Barksdsle, Of the Clarion, IS
seriously indisposed, and the public VIII,
il is feared, be deprived Of his able edi-
torials for some days.
The male academy at fernando was
DESTROYED by fire few days since. IL
was insured for $4,000.
The Meridian Gdsette has the fol-
lowing on the civil rights of freedmen
in Mississippi The report Of Gen. a. y.
Gillem. assistant commissioner of the
freedmen's bureau for the state OF MIS-
sjss;ppi. for the month of February last
! states that an act has been passed by lne
| Legislature and approved February y,
/ 1867. amending the statutes IN regard TO
| the rights of freedmen, so as TO give
them the same rights OF acquiring
/ holding and disposing OF real estate
with the same benefits and excep
tions as are allowed in respect to
personal property, repeating restrictions
on their right to testify, and amending
ali laws imposing discriminating pun
! isbments upon them, In such manner
/ that for all offenses committed by freed
men against the criminal laws OF th'
state, they shall lie tried by the SAM
courts, and by the same proceedings a
whites, and upon conviction shall b.
subject TO the same penalties and for
FIXTURES. Gov. Humphreys, of Missis
sippi, in reply to telegram from Gen
Gillen, asking whether the statutes for
Kidding the freedmen to own real estat
and firearms has been repealed, states
that all distinctions between the whit
and black races, except as jurors an
voters, are abolished.
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L llEMPHES APPEAL.
PUsLIsHED DAILY q WEEKLY
PRICE oF SUBSCRIPTION.

JOHN s. c. HOGAN & co.
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OPTICAL.

ovERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE.
OFFICE, No. 4 FIRST FLOOR.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
oppREssIoN Always FoLLY.

One would have thought, few years
ago, that History had taught the world
at least this one lesson. Always and
every where, the tyranny Of the victor
over the vaDquished has in the end
wrought his own ruin. Ireland IS thf
chronic curse and weakness Of England
while the conquest of Ia VENDRE, and
the amnesty that signalized the inaHgu-
radon of the consulate, added strength
to France. The harsh terms dictated by
NAPOLEON to conquered realms, at last
caused his downfall and the restoration
of the Bourbons. Austria ia now reap
ing in humiliation the fruits Of her op-
preston Of Venice and Lombardy.
The impoliey of oppression by the
Northern United States, after conquest,
was so evident that one is amazed at its
use as a means Of restoring the Union.
That restoration the. Southern peone
universally desired, at the close Of the
war. Neither was there in this desire
anv sinister motive. The Southern
States did not wish restoration as
means Of obtaining political power.
They were weary Of war and anxious for
peace. They had learned to respect the
courage aad endurance Of the Northern
soldiery and people, and they at once
found that they did not hate them half
as bitterly as they had imagined in the
heat ord fffrx- ~ fha oonHlat
Even now, the South and the North
could be reconciled ip a month, If our
States were re-admitted into the Union,
a general amnesty declared, and the
rights of the States re-
spected. But the possibility will not
continue forever; and if oppression con-
tinues, and if the measures dictated by
Congress are enforced, these lines of
MILTON will soon be in the heart of the
South. if not on its lips, and not the less
50, because the great poet puts them in
the mouth of Beelzebub:
% War bath determined u7. and foiied with loss
Irreparahle; terms Of peace yet have
VouehSafed or sought; for what peace viii be
To Is. ensIaved, but custody severe,
And stripes, and arbitrary punishment
Inflicted ?-and what peace can we return,
Iyut to our power, hostility and hate,
Untamed reluctance, and revenge, though
slow,
Yet ever plotting how the conqueror least
May reap his conquest. aad ma least rejoice
In what we most IN suffering do feeig
Nor will occasion want nor shall we nee1
With dangerous expedition To again
Resort TO arms
Is it not insanity to SOW the wind, i'm
agining that the harvest will not be the
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Hefarlius TO advertisements Of hEn = Wiz
-, $50 trustee. etc this day daie-anl
snyious to effect settlements as early as posi-
ME- we wish TO notify al our ereliilols .nal Ne
ss,,nal aud copartnerf nip, during the ne5t ensu-
~, fhirtv. sixty OF nine8y days. az puoilc alc-
ton taking IN payment tlsfeloti 81 -
ofIigalions OF rayl- n, McEwen 2 Blew, Aas i1ls
H., Sven. Duke q Co or Taylor & MchHens -
rri,s fisf an comprise about Thirteen Country
fefs OF fivs % nias acres eacil, iocAts1 ~ ~
WenDhis and Charleston R1llfus,l, aDs.-s -
5,,..fsI for residence and garden peIpless ;
t-c,fss valuable Business Lots With ~ .uiPIots-
nenis Adams street anu s,,5 feffs,s,I
s--ssa extended including lWo Ne4luellrs7-
'rie Lots viii be plainiy saEea on. 49,, a. =, N ~
ttis 49, - - ,fouei ~ and attend the sales.
anime enn pioi TAY L0R & MCEW EN-.
~ api tmy6
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,-r-prv. C,cuurII. No. 6. Nests 81 Monday Ct
each -odd-Fellows' HAN John Aent'
m. m; \. j.. Nisgin, Bees
TEEFLEEs.
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Promisory notes issued by states and
counties, not subject to stamp duty.
Notes issued for circulation, as currency,
taxable as notes of banks are taxable.
Il A. RNLIINE. CoIn'r.
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4 AND A. SCOTTISH RITE

C,YET,sv Cloutmandery, No :. Meets 4th Non
ie1- ~ SselI month. John Ieat Com,i n J.
WiggiH. R.sC.
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esch additional insertion
two weeks
one month
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..,ot. Of calvin c. Cleaves deceased.
II ne Ianuafy term lesi. OF me So.lnt4
a ff-1--rf al shelby County, tennessee laii-
- - ~. r.r,ctifrix Of the viii OF my decreased
neu,s.s neu - n calvin e. Cieaves- All the creditors
~ ssid estate are hereby neilned 70 nie lleit me-.
r,,, sornervell, attorney at law, corner see
Ia snd Moaroe stree s, Memphis Ienn-r .snli
~ narfles indebted 10 said estate ars notinea
.ff,1,l,. forward and settle the same at once
MARY c. CLEAVE3, bxeeutfl1
Of the VIII OF Calvin c. Cleaves, decet.seN-
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,sassas,e Of the Earth through the Tail
OF "A Gomez.

EARLY il the month OF june 1851 Nj.
Tfsis. The celebrated astronomer, wrote
srom Rio Janeiro TO the academy of sci
eaees of Paris TO the effect that the OBJ
servstions which he had made OF the
oreat comet Of that year, which had not
a. vel become visible in Europe, had
co6vipced him that there was a great
likelihood that the earth would come IN
contaet with one Of the tails OF that
bodv. Nj. I1iais, who is now in Paris,
attended the sitting Of the academy and
submitted elaborate calculations proving
Iavond question. that on the 10th OF
Tnne. 1861, the earth really did pass
thrnngh one of the oomeVs tails.
Tbe moment Of contact was
twalve minutes past six a.m.i Rio
Ieneiro time, and, according to the cal
,,,lafinn of lis dimensions made by M.
- the earth must have been wholly
in,',,,s i,,,,,,ssrs,sd in the tail for about four
- This immersion in the tail OF 9
iienast ny~a had no percepticie influence on
80 vs,eafher. a very remarkable fact,
aq,dino one more to sthe many reasons
sI,era we're already for supposipg that
',o,oetarv matter is some million O
.;,-,ea rarer than our atmosphere. No
-. lso.t eurious consideration suggestel
~ w tha if phenomenon is, that 1t is on'
ssbieh perhaps bad never occurred be
t,,-e~foF. according to AIago, TN
st'-o,cea against the contact OF the eartl
Srifh q comet are more Ohan Two nun
pred and dfty millions 10 one.
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The only perfect Lens I'm existence.
Superior 20 any other la use---ceu-
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Before WIN. =. Walton, ]. P
Frsvser & Willett vs.. Joseph DAso5. ..rsa
rrfIIFr defendant in the ABOVE eA1.-lo-- e'--s 49,,
- 2ltl 1-i-e notice that an attaeninenI mas
tssn sed ont against him. upon sne Sol. ..s ls
2esA .t =, - = Nonresident OF The stale OF 1ei-
tllt.' '-o - fhe case set for hearing ~ nlt
ne 49, - i, me ely OF Memphis. on ne Le.a .f
~ No. lf6- defend said sui, o5 ~ 'le = - ~
o. n-.s, ,-,..i vsith OK parte and tnat aeopy ~
~ " -7r1~ t,a rr 1lislou once q WceA AoA to.-
tiiis ~ ~ me Memphis DAILY APFEAL--
-, tt.1, 1877 aci7 iew4w
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,.,-, r,.l,r C. Creighton, J. p
hei1i 49, lrierusn es- Patrick dHnley-
- = ~ n isfericiant Ia the above ent sed CAP
"a r ~ 49,. s,otlce that an attachment 1 3
4 ~, .si ont against him upQn the srenni-
t 80 \ ~. Il 4 non resident OF the STATE oi Asu
ssses and tlscase set ior llas.l e. - ~ -
- ,vI.sn a . Whsre le can appear ana le-
y - s-isi 7suit or me SANE. VIII oa l-,eee5eA
win e1s pavte; and tiiat 2 & e ~ y - - y, ne
sismphis Daily Ar2e.ai. r.pr,aaroN II p
Memphis, Aplll u, 1871. apil AH~'H
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THE American board of foreign mis-
sions during the year ending February
9sth. received in donations from the
naople Of the United States Sl75,6 ,608 Is.
srhis is 1870 80 more than the receipts OF
tbe previous year, but is reported to be
much less than the increased expenses OF
fha board Of missions demand.
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A COMPANY, in boring for oil on the
Leesburg pike, eighteen miles from A lex
sndria, Va, at depth of ninety feet
discovered silver, and at 109 feet oil in
Greater abundance than IN any Pennsyi-
9ania wells at that depth. They have
also come upon a gold vein, and they
propose to bore TO the depth OF 400 feet
for oil.
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Admirably adapted 10 The Organ OF
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ELECTION IETELLIGENCE.
MARYLAND.

So far as heard from, but three eoun-
ties Frederick, Carroll and Hartford)
have given majorities against the con-
vention, the object of which is to enfran-
ehise the rebels and not enfranchise the
blacks. Appearances indicate that the
majority for q convention will be larger
than was anticipated. The following
maiorities, partly estimated, are given in
the Baltimore papers,
Counties foF the Convention. ALLIE
ghany, 400; Anne Arundel, 700; Balti-
more with cityl, 2296; Caroline, 200
Cecil, 200; Dorchester, 800; Howard, 80
Kent, 500; Montgomery, 4O0i Prince
Georges, 500; Queen Anne,s, 400; SOM
erset, 500; Talbot, 500; Washington
200 Worcester, 400. Total, 773l.
Counties against The Convention. Car
roll, so; Frederick, 400 Hartford, 100.
Total, $50.
Rebel majority, 7l8l.
The counties to be heard from will, ii
is generally supposed, vote in favor Of
the convention.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN MICHIGAN.
The Detroit Free Press says: T" Our
correspondents N the various towns nave
| furnished US with returns, from which II
is evident that reaction has set IN, III
| the old peninsular state, that Will ere
| long enable US OnOe again, as in the case
of the gallant state of Connecticut, to
chronicle a eompless~-vletory. Every
where the prospect brightens. Large
4 gains have been made throughout the
state, and the official returns will show
a very large reduction of the heavy re-
publican majority of last fall.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN INDIANA.
looming events cast their shadows
I In the township election held at Rising
Sun, Ind on the first instant, W. W
Haines, democratic candidate for G Rsta
ble-which is an Office of Importance Il
the place, and the fight was made on !
alone--was elected by sixty-one major
ity. The republican candidate, Pierson
was elected last April by one hundre'
and thirty-six majority.
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! ,,vpon4ANr OF Boston. when h

A MERCHANT OF Boston, when in
.vons France, WAS so much pleased
with the fountain which stands in front
If The Hotel de Vile, that he was in
duced toorder its counterpart for Boston
common. It is in bronze, twenty-five
feet high, and exceedingly beautiful
The Colossal figures at the base are splen-
did specimens Of art It's now on its
way.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN INDIANA.

Miss RoGERs lately gave remarkable
exhibition of deaf and dumb pupils in
The drawingroom Of Mrs. Josiah Quincy
near Boston. BY most careful system
they are made to understand rom the
expression Of the mouth, and not, as
usual. by the hands.
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!, ~ Iaat numher of the Nnfi

In the last number of the Nation the
editors announce that they will not
hereafter specially advocate the claims
of he colored race, the rights of the
hIack man having been secured by law.
This Il the first crumb of real comfort
we have had In some time. A prospect
of the cessation OF radical agitation will
have az effect nearly as beneficial on the
credit of the country az the early re-
sumption of specie payments.
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Mrs. HosmeF, the ssulpiress, has
oonopleted a new statue The Walking
Isaygn y which she intends to send to the
- =, hsr much admired " Sleeping Fawn'"
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3. II. TOBEY President. E c. KIRK, Cashier
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1857
IoDaEs.
aSsrRoSA, 80. lGS Meets IT Monday IN
e,-s,- Y,,gnti5 st l,ld-F Fellow Hall cor. Court
aud Main. d. &. Trader, W. N; H. / rom
Iimson. Sec.
ssoy ri MEMrHIs. No lis. siaeis I'd FRIDAY o.
eseh fnoutu-HRll. cor. Madison ana Second
r SsIlers W NJ. Bani. X POLLEN, sec
s.Tir-a sooTr- No. 2sL Meets lst Friday o. eacl
15l0uth-Hail. cor. Madlsan and second. JoAn
Ef1siis " VI II II Wood Ward. See
y - 1,o,,- N 2f3 Meets Sd Friday Of each
-Fellows' Hah. p II. Stanley
", ~, p yse ~ "a No s4 III d. Msets sih Friday
or eseh Iuouth-39i Front street 1000 p
Worsham, S3i, W. NJ b. X tuuen' 3d. see-
EoYAL ARCH.
f.,-,-,, e1,anter No 4 Afsets ID AfOEtay OF each
Inonth-Oda-FeI Hail A. J. MLee.er,
III r. II. IL Payntert Sec
j. ANDs. n.
,-r-REKA A CcupcI. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday ef
each monf h-tlf lfd-t'elloWs' nan aouA Aelll'
IN. IN; \. j. Niggin, Bee-S
TElsFI&Es.
f.vvv.s~ f,oufmandery, No s. Meets 4th Mon
dav OF sseh month John Aei-t. c2iii'i ~ D.
Niggin. Rse.
a AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Jf Es84i Street.
4rRvrrs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th; NO J..
Stated Communication q " a.ilt-s.lae lil5s--
- -, Tnonth- Henry 2. Wnodard, e1is o..
NJ. Charles ii. Carroll, lith. see - d
MrrHgAs LOdze OE Eerteciioiii -tLtt'F --l -. z.
Meets sth Wednesdey o. aaeh nloutn neo-se
Neilersh, sd O.. NJ. A. = FIanila1a' i-l'
C,asTgifrk rouueiI OF Princes OF Jerusatsll ltta-i
No. l. Benz. X. Pulien, a-c, 1aTsil-''
r,.Tv'aEy tssar-rFR OF Rose Croix, lslh-, NO. J.
Charles W. Adams, I'D, NJ. ~ 9 -. l. JIM
lius0n 32I Sec, go.
FII1TTPFE pUPLEssErs Council Of k-h, ~iili'
No l. Henry p. Woodard, S2d. Comm
William y Ciroie ;3d, Fec
ss.szTsroRY oF WEST TENNESSEE, ~. JoEu
AiuSiie. 53i- Coznn--. IN Cnieii Dodge 4.
Trader. sd. Reg.
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RATES OF Adv In \ tlsANNfs
one square one insertion = =
each additional insertion n
two weeks ~
one month E -
nBT All advertisements considered une "i'-
So Eight lines OF solid noupnreii eonsi iiiu'ts >
a. An Advertisements in the Special N9tloe
column will he charged 20 cents Der titie;; 90
Hs- Marriage and death notices puolislieN ~
g. EiS5ertiseTpenfs 4 20 be inserted ID me
Weekly paper only OF a. Irregular lnlet 80 G - -
either 0f the papers. viii be charseu q PC
sluare fog each Eud every lnseftltiii., 80. -..--
49, u advertfseIneE not inaFheo - ~ - -
sial rirle will be discontinued 81 lbe emu '4 90
AZ An advertisements for the APfhAL ~ w.
De handed lu al the Clerks desk. D., .,,sy fs-
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as@ No advertiseuent viii spllsal ~ '-
Weekly paper unless by speelli,A -, - So, tasf
Es- Our friends are rec nestee ~ a a an -, I15r
...isr+s II, send us gubscIIbers, ana M " olL
-, 80 49, 10 forward any Items OF news
49, -, y. of sufficient local importance 70
warrant their publication
TERMs OF WEEKLY.
a., tndrcetaent 70 get up clubs, we have
t., si1e f5I lowing scale of prices, " licli are
= ivT as our current ofiee expenses VIII admit
5re f,orv. one year 81 90
NJ fif.l5s OF tea o. more. each ~
- twenty or more, each o.
TdluridJlg IA agiUo3ice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-20
Rams OF ADVERTIsINa.

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To carriers and neWs-dealers, Ter copy R
W eekty per annum lin adVanoe3 .,SS,s
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