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day after date, in favor of Francis Cutler.
Dated Stroudsburg, April lst, 1867
J. A. CLEMENTS.
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DYSPEPSIA,

That distressing disease and fell destroyer
of health and happiness, undermining thc
constitution and yearly carrying Thousands
to untimely graves, can most enphaticaliy
be cured
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For aovERNoR.
nrR PLATEORM.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its tru,
extent and meaning: Obedience to ant
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tIonal, constitutiOnslly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, UsurpatioI
and Oppression, OF u man or many
snd to all encroachments upon the right
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the JUS
and constitutional prerogatives of any
Department Of the State OF Nationa
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens
to all rights and privileges of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the eolOreC
race Of all the rights of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des
potisms, no enthroning Of martial law
no suspension Of the writ Of Hsbeat
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no lsttrss de cscaet
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBORDINATIoN Of the Military
TO the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in tim'
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 o
the States; and Of all that he has don'
to defend the Constitution and to main
tain the righttul supremacy Of the civi
law; and charity and allowance fol
what he has left uudoue or done amlss
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The AaHOnal IateHigeDcer says
The Boston Transcript has called upon
its readers 20 contribute to the needs Of
our brethren In the south. But in its is
u of the 5th il poisons the kindness by
taunting the south with its % humilia-
tion,n in having to" be fed from the
handso those whose children she starved
in her prisons"
Surely Massachusetts forgets what she
owes to the south. We speak not now,
of course, of what she has made off of
the south in trade. We refer only 10 the
generous aid the south gave her, when
British tyranny was prosecuting the
province Of Massachusetts, as the state Of
Massachusetts, is now prosecuting the
people who helped to achieve her indie
pendence.
A letter from Alexandria, Va, OF July
o, IVA, said "All Virginia and Mary
land are contributing for the relief Of
Boston-of those who, by the late cruel
act Of parliament, are deprived OF their
daily labor and bread" The Boston
Gazette, which published the letter, said /:
4" Every part OF this extensive continent,
so far as we have yet heard, appears to
be deeply interested in the fate of this
unhappy town. Many aud great are the
donations already received, and many
more we have good reason to expect"
The same paper contains resolutions
unanimously Suffered into by the inhabi-
tants Of South Carolina, at q general
meeting held at Charleston, in July,
1774,p which declare that "the dictates
of humanity made it necessary TO assist
and support the people of Boston" The
south not only helped all New England
with supplies Of proxisions at he period
referred 10, but The blood of her SONS was
freely shed in her defense against British
oppression. lvn
Bancroft, referring to the year 1775,
says THE heroic courage OF the Caro-
linians, who, from a generous sympathy
srith Massachusetts, WeHt fOr5odTd to meet
greater danger than any other province,
was scoffed at by the Representatives of
the king as an in~fatuation.n And what
return does the world now behold New
England making2 She filings bread to
starving southern women and children,
buttered with vulgar yankee abuse, and
elects delegates to congress instructed 10
take every particle of liberty from u peo-
pie whose gallantry ia the war of the
revolution helped to via civil freedom
and nationality for all America!
A Teuton mercenary, who had been
the inmate of a Confederate hospital,
complained that the ladies who visited
it gave him tracts, instead OF delicate
and refreshing viands. The South is
starving, and Massachusetts, sends STIG-
GINS from Natiek to exhOrt the negroes
to abandon work for politics, and wait
for farms, and the white men TO kneel
and beg for acknowledgements. The wo-
men and children of South Carolina
wall for bread, and it gives them a
stone for fish, and it gives them a ser
Dent.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 10, p. m.-Consols are
steady at 92t. 5-20s, 724 Illinois Cen
trail. 76l ; Erie, 424.
FRANKFORT, May Is, p.m.-United
States 5 20s, 773.
LIVERPOOL, May Is, p.m.-Cotton
closed firm middling uplsnds, Ils0lI!;
Orleans, llsd. The sales of the day
amounted TO 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
are quiet. Corn declined 81; sales of
mixed western at 42s. Wheat, beef. perk
and bacon unchanged. Lard declined
to 52s.
LONDON, May Is, p.m.-Confieting
accounts have been received here in
regard 70 the result of the recent military
operations in Gambia. Several engage
ments have taken place, and both the
Cutans and Turks claim success. The
latest dispatches received from Gambia
assert that the Turkish army, under
Omer Pascha, had been defeated in 3
general battle.
Intelligence has been received that the
bark Rover, Capt. Hunt, was wrecked on
the China sea about the 12th of February,
and all the crew except one man. who
escaped from the wreck, were murdered
by the natives.
LIVERPOOL, May 15.-Vessels have
been chartered here for the purpose Of
laying the submarine cable between
Florida and Cuba.
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T-ELEGRAPHIU mARKETs


CINCINNATI, May 15-Flour dropping
trade brands SI4 00@f6 25; wheat dull
corn active, No. l e0G94o In bulk and
81 029l OF in sacks; oats steady At ga
'f3c; whisky soc In bond; pork steady az
s22 SO; bulk meats firm, shoulders Sc
hides Zoe; bacon clear sides 1889; cheese
dull, new at I2Gl4e.
ST.. LOUIS, May l5-Tobacco firm and
active, but unchanged. Cotton Is dull.
Flour very dull. Wheat declining ;
lshoice spring dull; club, 81 70. Corn,
receipts large, 81 04@1 0s. Oats lower.
Provisions quiet. Pork, 500 50. Bacon
iirmer; clear sides, 12i@l2sc. Lard dull
and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, May 15-Tobaeeo easier
sales of 255 hhds at 50 50@29 so for com
mon bright Tugs TO bright shipping leaf.
ssupertine -four, SO. Corn firm shelled,
81 10; ear In bulk, soc. Mess pork,
go 80. Baeon-shoulders, 94c; clear
sides, lac. Lard in tierees, l23c. Whisky,
81 20@2 -.
NEW York, May 15.-Cotton 3e to lc
better sales of 4500 bales ; upiaDds, PSI
(829c. Flour. 15@25c lower. Wheat
ileminsl and 293c lower. Rye, 81 CSC
| 40, Corn 3G5c better southern yel-
low, 81 a. Oats IG2c lower, closing
more active. Rice quiet and unchanged.
sugar, Cuba, 10$9I04c; Porto Rico, ll4
ga13ac. Moiasses quiet and unchanged.
Pork quiet and heavy, SO Is. Money
quiet and easy; sterling quiet, $685.;
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gold 1861 ; government stocks are quiet
without 3 decided change.
NEW YORK, May l5.-COtton higher
sales, 200 bales; low middling. 25@26e +;
receipts, $40 bales exports, 1905. Sugar
aud molasses nominal. Flour dull SUI
perfine, SO. Corn lower; mixed, 81 IS
al 81; white. 81 40. Oats steady, 900
95e. Lard dull, l39f4tc. Pork quiet
aud firm, S24 25@24 AZ. Bacon in fair
demand, with an upward tendency ;
shoulders, 9ic; rib sides. lie clear sides,
l3fc. Coffee, fair, 239c; prime, 25lc.
Gold, 1861. Sterling, 146@150. New
York sight, par TO B@f premium.
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Prints, Bleached and Brown Domesties,
Bleached and Brown 81, O. AID 10 Sheet
tngs, 81 and lU-8 Linen.
Bed Ticks. Cotton Checks. Plaids and Stripes,
C~Ot:0nades and Osnaburgs.
All kinds Black Cloth. Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
simsres.
BIeacbed and Brown Table Linen, new styles
Linen Lawns, Plain and Fancy Irish Lineas.
American and Scotch GinghamS, Pink, Blue
Rad Buff Chsnnurays-
Solid BLACK, Colored aud Fancy Dress silks,
new styles Dress Goods.
New French PereaIes. White and FignredNfsr-
settles.
New styles French JacOnets and Organizes,
new styles Grenadines.
Black and Fancy Colored Alpacas, new styles
Cheap Lawns.
Kid Gloves, all eolors, the best make, silk MIts
aud Gloves.
Pain and Embroidered Cnrsets, English, Ger
man and American Hosiery.
Sls SacQues and Basques, White Goods Of all
kinds, Towels, Napkins ami Vine Goth.
Ladies' and Mems Linen Handkerchief. La
dies Hemstitched, Embroidered, ln.liat and
Lace handkerchief.
MarseIles Bed and Crib Quilts.
New styles Hoop skirts, Ladies and Chndren's
shoes
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mn FEApERs or THE APPEAL

~ AEL
The constantly charging circulation OF the
APPEAL, and the generous support given to
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
county, assure the proprieton Of the general
approval by the public OF lis course since il
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it offers for the Future,
II will continue TO ~endeavour, In accordance
with the motto which IL has adopted, 10 say
those things only that are true and honest 1t
has but 8 single Client, the People OF the South,
and it win endesvor to advise its readers
wisely. In that it may often fail butts opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
al least
Those to whom its onduc is entrusted viii
continue 70 endesvor 10 make the APPEAL &C
cspuab.e 70 lis readers, and desirable rs a me
dun for advertising. The Masonic column
VIII c nunue to appear every Sunday, with
other reading appropriate to that day and the
proprieiors hope. by close attention 10 the ~
fairs OF the papers n office, to stu entitle il
TO the support and confidence OF the people, on
which alone Il depends
JOHN =. c. HOGAN a co.
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Attachment Suit.

Law court OF memphis.
W.B. Gibson q Co, plaintiffs, vs.. ]. n. Haynie
& Co, defendants.
A FFfDAVIT for attachment having been
~ made In this case IN pursuance OF section
SIS Of the Code Of Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc" on the property Of the de
PENDANTS, J. II. Haynte & Co.
It Is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear at the Courthouse N the city of Mem
phis, Tenn on o rbefore the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
viii be taken tor confessed as 70 them, and the
this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
ACopy: JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
Gle, ks Of1cs, May 2, 1851
Ciapp. Fanee & Anderson. Attorneys for
PlaintIffA mavS iRw4we
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MARRIED.

GALLOWAY-TUCKER-At the residence OF
Col Jno. d. CO-ee, ia Court street, by the Rev.
DE-. Jas. W. Rogers, on the evening OF the I4th
May, 1867, Mr. JACOB S GALLOWAY to Miss
MARY Z. T0cKEE, both OF the city of Memphis
City papers and Athens, Ca, papers please
and charge this Office.
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DfrOrce RNI.

IN the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee
No. kfGh vs. Edmund Rich.
TT Appearing from affidavit IL this cause that
L the Edmund Rich. Is a citizen OF
the state of California and a nonresident OF
the state Of Tennessee,
u is therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein, Ct the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday
in Iune, 1907. that being a Rule Dav.
and plead, answer or demur to COM
pl~ainant's bali, or the same will be taken
ffr confessed as to him, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that q copy OF this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks IN the
Memphis appeal.
A nnnE=aLIa.Ls
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To The Pn6Nc.

Ample arrangements will be made to seal
ten thousand. All persons desircus Of attend
ing viii please procure EicKe :, as there viii be
no money taken at the gate
81 Tickets 70 be had a. the different Hstel
and Music and B ok stores.
re- The exercises viii al preCis Is
9 O'Clock am.
Th,se wishing TO enter as contestants viii
make application to the Secretary, at No. II
Main street. Married men not admitted a.
contestants apO ID
40 TheIiSt closes on the 10Th.
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SCHEIBLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Hid =. LIE a the Il
AND SHOE FINDINGS,
mys I'm No. ? Adams Street.
Attachnaellt Notice.

~TW-ENWT
Before William 5. Walton. J.. P, No. 10 Madi-
son street.
Steamer MolEe Hambleton VS.. A. E. stocker.
THE defendant in the above entitled cause
4 wilt please take notice that an Attachments
has been sued out against him and levied upou
o1e box contatntng surgical instruments, on
the ground that he is a nonresident Of the
state OF Tennessee, and that the ordinary pro
cess o. law cannot be served upon him, and
that the said cause Is set for trial at my ONCE.
10 the city OF Memphis. on the Sth day Of jane.
l6j7. when and where he can appear and de-
feud the said suit, or the same will be pro
ceeded with ex parte; and that a copy Of this
ord ? be publ shed once a week, for four weeks.
IN the memphis AFPSA
WILLIAM S. WALTON,
Justice OF the Peace.
HUME F. HILL, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
m. = fauuN4a
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LADIES' & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Fancy Goods and Notions.

HAVING INCREASED OUR WHOLESALE
II business to a large extent, aud IL being
our Retail trade reauf, IS. We are fully deter
mined 10 give mp our long established Betall
Business at the earliest possible moment, and
shall. from this day Oh. commence to close OUT
our entire stock Of above mentioned
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TO ooRRRsPoNpENTs

No notice csn be Of anonymous Com
munieations. Whatever is intended for In
sertion IN the APPEAL, must be suthsnti
Gated by the name and sddress OF th'
writer, as q guarantee Of his good faith ant
responsibility.
Business letten should be addressed 70 I'D
APPEAL,n Memphis
Communications for publication must De VIII
ten on one side OF the page only, and VIII
al other matters connected with the edlto-
rial department, should be addressed; EDi'
TORS oFTHEA PPEAL, Memphis
We cannot. as a rule, undertake 20 return arti'
elss not founds suitable for publication.
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The death is announced of William
]. OfBrien, son to the great Smith OF that
ilk, tine Cicero from Shannon shore.n
He died from injuries received while
hunting.
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Goods at Cost.
Our Stock Consists of

Tue most or our stock IL all new but recently
bought at the late decline in goods, and well
worthy the inspection Of City and Country
Buyers.
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A CHURCH FAIR
COMMENCES On
MONDAY EVENING, MAY goth.
Greent0iO Hd

TABLEATsO on THE S-TAGEEVERYE EVEN
i ing A Iife-,ized OIL Uniting OF Robert
E. Lee to be voted to tie most Gallant SOLIDS
in the War: A fine Gold Watch 20 the best
Dry Goodsmau A superb Clock IN Pooley,
Barnum s. Co.'S wiDa0W) 10 the most popular
Bank President A fine cluster Diamond Ring
to the most esteemed Young Lady A massive
and largs silver Pitcher to the most liberal
q ton Merchant.
aud other DeIirscies aud Attractions too u.
msrOus too mention. myi6 II
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J Q D S
Committee of Arrangements

John P. Wood, EsI., Memphis.
DA williamson, E~q, Chairman.
Hon " Holland. Memphis.
John G. Lauier, ESQ, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis.
Gen A T Stewart. Memphis.
I Admiral Raphael Sefnmes, Memphis.
LFviIOy, asa, Memphis.
James Elder, e mpal5
Mai ~ Murphy, MmphS
~ Worsham, ~ kfsmpbls
C0ckreL, ESQ. Wmph-s.
s B Robins, Esq. Memphis.
Coz sam Tate, Memphis.
/ Larry Harmstad, Memphis.
Cap ] West Sneed, M-mphis.
Capt jas 7 Bourne, Memphis.
/ J Davis, Memphis
! HI d & VIM Memphis.
! Edward e Jacobs, Memphis
Dr. J N Keller Memphis.
! simon LOEB, MemIhis.
Capt 3 ghurch. Memphis.
J " Page, u, memphis
| Col Galloway, Memphis.
j 4 Menken, Memphis
Col 81 Clair bearing, Memphis.
zen J Il Chalmers, Memphis.
Col j II McAahOn, Memphis.
Col Leon TrOusdHse, Memphis.
W b GaIbreath, Memphis.
EeWton Ford, Memphis
A Seessei. Memphis.
p K Cousins Esq, Memphis
Or W = WilkersJn, Memphis.
Col n M~sgayeny, il, Memphis.
col John W DaWs8n- Memphis.
Col c Selden. Memphis
Col A,WOo fruff, Memphis
Col Frank While, Memphis.
Col A ] Keller, MeAphls.
Col luke " Finley, Ne : Fhis.
J NJ BurEe, Memphis.
ogden FOntain, Memphis
Capt r a Knox Memphis.
o E Bayl s., Esl, Memphis.
B N StrattOu, Memphis.
W i amerOn, Eeuphis.
DR. II j Ward. Memphis.
Dr J II Howell, Memphis.
b MOlOyt Memphis
A Naccar0, Memphis.
y Bayiiss. Menphi..
BIB Waddell, Memphis.
Ut r W Mitchell, Memphis.
Col Can't Memphis.
Dr. IuO Erskine. Memphis.
RA Moon, Memphis.
Col JuO Brown, Memphis.
Msi VIII HOCdson, Memphis,
Henry Montgomery; Memphis.
Gen j ID Rutnn, Memphis
Hon j & + Ray, Memphis
Capt II Euea, Ne -pnis.
" Connolly, Nemphis.
Capt D II Todd, Hu .tSvills. Ala.
Dr Lindsey, Florence, ala.
Capt Pete, Tu-cumhla, Ala.
Ut Keller, Tuscumbia, Ala.
Gen j < Pagan, Little Rock.
Col Cause, J~acksOnporr.
Gen shaver, J~acksOnpOrt
Gen b VI Bradford, Aberdeen, Mis-.
4 NJ Dillard, Clarendon, Ark.
Col A " Johnston, Helena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams, Grenada. Miss
Col KinI tck Faleoner, Holly springs.
Capt SCruggs, Corinth. Miss.
Mai J Adams New Orleans.
Mai John r.. Bills, BOIvar. Tenn.
Major < P Mcneil, Bolivar.
Gen " n Jackson, Jackson, Teon.
Hon W Z stephens. Jackson, Tenn.
] L P~oindexter. Walden. Miss.
Nathan Adams. Hay Wosd county, Tennessee.
NJ r a,ISh, Bolivar. Tenn.
] NJ Lawrence. POutstor, Miss.
Ms Ward, Pamela, Miss.
= N thompson. Oxford Miss.
J A Only, Raleigh, Tenn
Dr Alex Thompson, humboldt
Col j b Morgan, HernanIO.
! " WiliiamsOH, tuisn City.
Or r F VOORHEES,, Union City.
Il lawson. Union City.
tOl James n Patterson, Augusta, Arkansas
F W LYNN, JacksOnport-
Major " h Woodruff, Little Rock.
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NEW AID vERTIsEM'rs
Attention. Kninhfst

AttI HtSeCss9 AfSaHfteo
A Ii Knights who have entered. or are de-
"a airOus OF entering tine lists for the prizes at
the Tournament OF he I'D inst, are requested,
by The Graid Marshal, 70 be present at the
Trotting Park on FRIDAY, the l3th inst, at I
o'clock p IN, as there Is importa1 q business TO
be transacted. AGO VOORHEES,,
secretary hiemphis Tournament Association.
myl6 It
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AUaUsToN ALsTne

BY BEsI. CoLSIAS, Deputy Clerk and Master
Slaughter 4 swingleyi obs for Complainant.
ap25 lsW4W
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Gents Furnishing G00ds.

White Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers, scarfa
and Neck Ties.
English and American White, Brown and
Fancy Hail Hose.
Lisle1 Thread Under Shirts and Hall Hose.
Mosquito Bars n Netting, SILK Parasols and
Umbrellas.
A l., - L. lot
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SPECIAL ATTENTION.

Milliners and Dressmakers will be supplied
at the lowest wholesale prices, and would do
well to examine our large variety and latest
5 yles IN Straw Goods, straw BraiGs, Cords and
Tassels very fire French Flowers, etc, etc. (;
Dress Trimmings ana Buttons, Of the last nov
elites. l..
myI2 lW
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I'VE are In receipt II a Large stock of latest
styles Straw Goods, Dress Trimmings,
Trimming r bbons, Buttons, New Fancy Go1ds
of every description, finest French Flowers,
Ladies' fine Underclothing, French Enbroid-
cred skirts and Yokes, etc, etc, al lately pur-
chased al the
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Now, may it please your honors, hay
ING stated these general views about the
nature of the rights set up, deeming
/ them. as / deem them to be, entirely
political, having no reference 10 any
right of property, leaving US not the
! Slightest foundation for anything like
equitable c~Ognizance or equitable relief,
I am about done with this case. l deny
what has been asserted again and again
hv the geutlemen-that this court is a
dnal arbiter of all these questions, and
mat we must rely upon this court alone
10 save as. Wrongs may be inflicted
mon us, politically, from which this
c6urt can give us no relief whatever
NV learned friend who first addressed
vouT honors said that We cannot be
DESTROYED as a people or as a
government, unless, as L understand
him two coordinate branches Of the
government concur. The legislative and
fhe executive may do il ; the legislative
and The judiciary may do il, but not one
Of these alone. / wish 10 were so. /
can see how the legislative power may
destroy US and destroy us forever, and it
is the most dangerous feature Of our
whole system. They may, by laws that
this court cannot touch, by proceedings
that this court cannot arrest, plunge US
into wars that will destroy US, or in our
own domestic policy altogether break up
our institutions. To be sure it would be
all wrong; it would be the assumption
OF unconstitutional authority; but there
is the power, and so long as that power
is backed by n majority of the peo.
pie, 10 may defy your honoTs and
defy the world. What! even this
court. sacred as it is, in the power of
congress? How? If congress choose to
destroy this court they have an easy
method. Withdraw your salaries, the
very means by which you eamehere and
sic here fail 10 make appropriations;
hut, ii that Is not enough il, notwith-
standing that, you will come here and
starve rather than quit you posts, they
impesch you on false charges by
lne house, recognized, established, acted
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John P Wood, Esd, Memphis.
DA williamson, ESQ, Chairman.
Hon " o LOhand. Memphis.
John Lauier, Esq. Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis.
Gen A T Stewart Memphis.
Admiral Raphael SeTnmes. Memphis.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-16

P. S-Country Merchants who want to close
ont lots OF Certain Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
and Shoes, and Clothing, will do well TO call
early.
All Remnants Regardless of Cost.
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