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ENTERPRIar

JAMES V. DRAKE, Esq, is about ready
to issue from the press q life Of the late
lsmented General ROBERT HATToN
lis object Is to get up a fitting memoir of
the distinguished subject, and after de-
fraying the expenses OF the work, erect
over bis grave a monument worthy to
mark the place where sleep the remains
Of D that every true son Of Tennessee
should delight to honor. We have seen
some Of the advance sheets Of Mr.
DRAKE's book, and are more than pleased
with the manner in which he mas gotten
It up. It will be a worthy and lust
tribute, and 8 valuable contribution to
our literature. We hope to see the work
in every family in the State. 1t will be
ready for the public by the first Of the
coming month. Enclose So 90 to the
author at Nashville and get a copy. The
book viii be elegantly printed, and will
contain a life-like portrait Of General
HATToN.
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PRINCIPLEs GOVERNING THE CON.
nuCr OF TIE APPEAL

A GOVERNMENT OF white men for white
men; and no political miscegenstion-
A TO the Union OF thesTATE; FIDEL-
Try 70 toe Constitution In Its true extent ana
meaning Obedience 10 and maintenance OF
Al law. state and National, constitutlonauy
enacted.
PESFsTaecr 70 Tyranny, Usurpauon and Up
preston, Of one man OF many; and 70 an en-
-,acbma,ts upeu the rights Of meemen or Of
$50 or uDou the Just and constitutional
pr.-orauves Of any Department OF the stsbe
or National Governments
A., -, rsgsrEsrs OF Military despotSns,
-oe,tbronipg Of martial law, no suspension
of+ba writ OF sabess Corpus, NO Staying OF cit
,-.ns bv Military commission, no interference
wifb ne Courts. no Iatres de eaehet, in time OF
peacs.
No r.xprse ARMIES OF States in time OF
peaoa.
and privileges OF which they have been
disssizsd no prosecutions or disqualDeauops
sor p~oiiticai opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
~ ofspees; for the PREsKST and FUTURE
uSrox. PEAcE, Law and ORDER.
PERPETUAL AssURAsCE 20 al reemen pune
African race, ofaIl the CIVIL rights OF neemen'
10 REPrp1AT1oS, by state or Nation oil any
honest and lawful debt.
No REvrvAL Of old party differences oui d
union OF all Conservative men, OF al former
Dar,ies. Who revere the Consultation TO resVoFe
ne N landmarks OF the Government
No 1EqrsLArIoS 10 plumber one portion 81
s5e country for the profit Of another portion
is lust; whateVer Is hSht
-r.f.v.ri Is OF GOOD REPUTE, and worthy Of
,ne Of English freemen
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70 nnRErspoNpENTs.

,,,t,s ran be taken OF anonymous Com
-r-f,aioBs. Whatever is intended fer In
sertion in the APPEAL, must De autnehA
Gated by the name and adorese OF tne
writer, IS = guarantees OF bis good Isith Sno
responsibility.
1r.ys Iattsrs should be addressed 70 "THE
Memphis.
Communication fOr publication mus De
ten on one side or the page only ana VIII
All other matters connected with the edito-
- ds,a-nent. should be addressed: EDI-
TORS oFTHE AFPEAL, Memphis
We cannot, asa rule, undertake 70 return HI
,ot sound suitable for publication.
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suit Dselaea AsaiT:t 70 q wnIinm-

CHICAGO, September 27.-The widow
Of Stephen A. Douglas, now Mrs. Gen.
Williams, entered 3 suit for right of
dover, some time since, on real estate In
the south part Of this city, now worth
500, 600. Although it was proved Ia the
evidence that she had signed away her
right Of dover, she claimed an Informal.
ity which initiated the action. The trial
hes Just taken place before Judge Wilson
and be has decided against the claims Of
Mrs. Douglas.
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The Polytechnic college of Pennsyl-
vania. began its fifteenth annual session
in ~Philadelphis Tuesday. The classes
were we'll filed, particularly in the min
ing and engineering departments.
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fail Meeting, 1857.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course win COM
i nence on the
First HOnday IN November, and Con.
tinue SIX BAYS.

il nence on the
First HOnday In November, and Con.
tlnue Six Bays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE
g. W. DIuahunt enters General Duncan's
br. ( Antelope, ~ Ava anehe, dam 9azstts, By
Joobnson 4 Douglass enter bk. . Charlotte
Thompson, BY imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Johnson q Douglass enter :. c. Rieheueu, by
Jask Malone. dam the.dRm Of Muggins, BY
p. Mitchell enters br. c. Elgin, by Shelby,
dam by imp. Emue second dam the dam Of
Socks.
General A. Buford enters bE. C. by L~exingtod
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known
dress red, gray and white.
". 5. Tremaine snteiss. c. Bushwhacker, BY
Lexington, dam By Glencoe dress red, white
Turner a johnson enter br. c. Crystal. By
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold
GREEN STAKE.
G.. W. Dflahunt enters Gen. G. W. Hardingis
;. = Duetta, by Highlander, dam Deita, BY imp
johnson 4 Douglass enters C. T. By Jack Ma
lone, dam Albino, BY Imp Albion 9 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by vandal, dam
BY m Msrgrave 5years Old dress red, gray
John n. Morgan enters Oh. f. Mamie Lstcher,
by Australian, dam Lavender, By wagner
3 years OIL.
Z. B. Thomas enters en-. T. HRS. BY Lexington,
out Of Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters ch. Z Magazine, by
Australian. dam By old Wagner
". A. FOwlkes enters dark br C. by Black
Wind dam by Ambassador 3 years old.
W. A. FOWlkes enter b. T. by Nandsl, dam
Dutchess de Bern, by imp Sovereign.
OVERrON HOTEL STAKE
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
white.
] G. Jones enters 2. m. Maggie English, by
shiloh, dam Fanny BY EPSILON; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sacks.
T.. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke Of Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagon 7 mare.
". ;. Tremaine enters b b. Tom Worleyt By
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
and blue.
7 E entries for this stake were closed on the
18th Instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, Gsyoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages.
SecOud~ Day-secOnd race, two mile dash, for
all ages
Third Dsy-Citizens' purse, 500, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
third sy-Secoud race, three mile dash, free
FOR ali ages $500 purSs.
Fourth Day-zecOud race, Bankers purse,
5000, thr g mile heats. free for all aces
Fifth Day--outhern and Western Turf Con
gre1s stake, our mi . heats
sixth Day-First race Saloon stake mile
heats three best in i've, $500 purse, free for all
ages Second race, mile heats for beaten horses
70 be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. p. FURREST, President.
Al ID. GIBsOS. Secretary. se2
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The BunlJn Traet a. Public sale.

nESIROUS Of carrying out As speedily -
IL possible the provisions OF the VIII OF O..
BuntyD, deceased, r. the disposal Of his Home
stead Tract, we will offer a. Public Sale the re-
naming uortiOn Of the Tract. consisting OF
about SENENTY-FIEE LOTS. VARYING from
two TO ten acres In size, embracing with the
Geld Iands all the wo d land 10 on the Tact.
The high reputation for dne health which
this loo lily enjoys, ard the choice Of easy
and Quick communication with the city By rail-
way or dirt road, give 10 these binds advau-
taRes that must be apparent 70 the business
men OF Memphis, as D cheap convenient and
pleasant p int 1t which 10 establish their fsm-
iy residences, cOnbiniv z so fully The acvau-
tazes Of town and country.
With the object o. removing al difficulty IN
selliog, we shall offer The property upon the
following easy TEhM-One-fOurth cash. bal
ancei in 8, y. Is and - months with interest.
warranty deeds given and dses oftrust taken,
waving redemption.
Every lot put I'D viii be sold without reserve.
Plans OF the lots may be obtained a. The once
Of the AuctiOneers each lot being staEed 50 a.
10 be examined before the sale.
Sale viii b. upon tue premises on WEDNEs-
DAY, the 18th " October, t.57.
q. D. BUNTYN,
A. i. HAYNES.
r D.. GOODWIN.
Administrations with VIII aunsEad-
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT AGO,
eel9td Aucti.uaara-
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nnnK rnrrrEn

BOOB NOTICES.
THE SAYINGS or DR.. BUsHwHAcKER, AND
LEARSED MEN, b. Fred'c 3. Cozzans,
author OF ~~parrowgrass Papers, etc. New
York a simpson q Co. R67.
As 8 literary production, designed
merely to entertain the rambling reader
and enable him pleasantly to while away
idle moments, this book will attract
attention. But this is not it's chief
use. Through this agreeable medium,
some Of the most practical facts and the
most reconcile learning are oOmmunica
ted in the sprightly and conversational
style adopted. There is an unctuous hu.
NOR ~pervsding all the papers, which
keeps the reader pleased and interested
in subjects otherwise Rbstruse and dry.
Messrs. SIMPSON & Co. have established
a reputation as fret class publishers, by
the elegant msnner in which this work
is brought out. The printing, paper and
binding are exquisitely adapted to q work
which will grace the comfortable and
the bOudoir, and be a source of delight to
both old and young. For sale in Mem
phis by GEO. PATTIsoN & Co.
A TREATISE on FsoTIoNAL DISORDERS OF
TIE SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM or NERVES. BY
Nilliam Murray, NJ. d ". r. [. p, Lond.,
Physician 10 the u~isp=nsary, etc. New York:
A. simpson, % Duane street. 1867.
These emotional disorders are the
skeleton Ia the house Of thousands of
families, and they are seldom understood
or treated with care and appreciation.
The distinguished author of this work
has pointed out their causes with a pre-
cision and clesrness that the non-profes-
sionsl reader a readily understand and
adopt, 20 as practically to apply them in
his observations Of these diseases. In
this way DR.. MURRAY has rendered an
essential service TO the human family.
These are diseases that every head Of q
household should know something Of in
telligently, and thus much intense suf-
fering may be prevented or promptly
checked. And not only families, but
single persons Of both sexes, should study
this interesting and useful work, with
reference to causes that are general in
their application. We very r-uch doubt
whether the diseases pointed cut by DR..
MURRAY are not the causes OF more pro-
longed suffering and sorrow thar any
others In the whole range of medical
science or moral influence. WHY thew
should not be made 3 special study by ALI
men, we are unable to see. They should bv
no means be moDopolized by the medical
faculty. General acquaintance with the
principles here developed will defeat en-
piricism and imposture, give hope, com
fort and assurance TO thousands Of suffer-
ers, and point out clearly the mode by
which much untold anguish may be
avoided, and many reclaimed, from a
life OF burdensome grief, to happiness
and usefulness. The publisher has got
ten out this book In the most attractive
and elegant style. The binding is SD
peTb, and the letter-press clear and beau.
tful.
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!. d Rasberry, general agent for Arkansas
John e. ReardOn, Little Rock, Ark
Richard ThrussoH, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher Pine Bluf, Ark.
Ino. n. Eaktn, Washington, Ark.
Rev. A. r.. Wtnaeld, Camden. Ark.
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Wednesday, October I'd,

Will be'the Grand Opening Day for
the Fall Fashions. MISS Doherty
has just returned from the East,
wneFe she has made Choice Selec-
tions from all the late French Impor-
tatlons. She has a superb assort-
ment of the latest Paris Bonn cts,
consisting Of the Lagrange, Mante-
non ramon, Mettinich, Charlotte
Cord-y, and MousqUe' aire de la
Reiue, erc., etc. n has also a
charming variety of Hats. the Do
yenscheiu, Drusslle. Sp .nish CHG
non, Tyrolis nne. Flirt. Venus, Belle
ana Cavalier. In Coffures she has
some ARE specimens, the Lucretia
Borgia and Madame Bismsrk beiOg
the most desirable. A large aud ele-
CANT assortmt Mt of Ribbons, Satins,
silks, Velvess. Flowers, 4 trimmings
and Fancy Articles. Ocl If
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FUNERAL notice.

The funeral OF Col MILTON A. HAYEEs will
take place st ll% O'Clock am, October !, 1857,
at Elmwood Cemetery.
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500 BbIs Mess Pork,
20 Casks Bacon Sides.
20 Casks shoulder
325 Sacks Choice Coffee,
2HO Ribs Sugar, assorted,
500 Bbls elOur, all grades,
200 Bbis Meal,
so BbIs Whisky.
100 Bbls Y. .. MolasseS.
$50 Half Bbls n %. a Oiasses,
500 HIS MRckerel,
so Bbls No. LIZ and 3 Mackerel
$50 Pieces Kentucky BHggiDg,
20 Bales India Baggtng,
100 Coils Rope,
20O Half Coils Rope,
500 Kegs Lard,
80 Tierces LARD.
100 BXs Tobacco. aasrt'd brands
SO Bbss No. L Cider Vinegar,
SO Bbis Breakfast Bacon,
so TIerces SugRr-Cured Hams,
And an extra large assortment OF Groceries
which viii be sold low for cash, or on usual
time to prrmpt paying custcmers-
Advances win be made on shipments OF
Cotton, for sale here, or 10 our friends in New
Orleans.
MARTIN WALT & co..
se2s 272 Front Street.
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PUBLIC SALE

Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
7 PROPOSE to sell at Public Sale, to the High
i est bidder
On Thursday, 14th November 1887,
&c acres Field and Forrest LAND. on ny
Homestead Tract, situa'ed three n les east OF
Memphis, At the head o. Uni0n avenue, and
lying between Central avenue and the Old State
Line road. The most popular street pavements
being nov In process Of construction IN Mem
phiE, god turnpikes or street railways on the
roads leading from the city di &C ly through
this property, must soon follow. thereby AFFORD
I'M the most reasonable probability ofits great
and rapid enhancement or value.
In stating the advantages OF thls property I
would specially refer 10 the HEALTH OF the
locality as having been always considered
equal ffnOt superior to that or any portion Of
the city environs. while the high Character OF
The nelghbOrhO0d and the provision made FOR
Church and School g~7trfieges combine to render
ban residence which the vicinity Of Memphis
affords.
The TITLE to this property has been vested
in my father aud myself for thirty yesrs with
brance.
ne Ss5dirHon Of ne Grounds Will be in lots
OF about Five Acres, according n plans 20 Be
seen at the once Of the AUctiOneers- The ave
nues will be opened, and the lots numbered 20
a. 70 be readily examined before the day OF sale.
Being Determined 70 Sci l shall OEer the fol-
lowing liberal
TERMS: One-tenth Cash. the balance in Ten
AnHUGl Iastdhmsnh, With interest from date.
Warranty eeds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption These terms will make
10 very easy for any one TO secure a pl' asanL
Home which must constantly increase Ia
value ard comfort, as the growth OF Memphis
continues y. ". TkEZEV Ant.
ROTSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 CO.,
sepl5-tds A-uct.oneerz
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Extensive Sale
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
AMI PIANOS.

I'VE will sell at our SsleEroom on TUESDAY
October I. TEN CARRIAGES and BUG
GiES, slightly worn, but in good condition, and
SIX OR EIGHT PIANOS, some OF them rom
the most approved factories. A rare opportu-
nifty Of procuring such articles at a low price.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co,
seT9 AurfioneaA
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AUCTION.
To the Medical Faculty.
AT AUCTION,
on the Premises, No. 81 I'm
dem Street,
BY W. H. PASsMORE & CO..
Tuesday. the list OF October,

THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNTTUPF,
comprising Rosewood Chamber set. Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets, one superior Frenca
Plate Pier Glass, Bohemian, china and Glass
Ware. Table and Fed Linen, Spring aud Cotton
MATTRESSES, Feather beds, Boosters aud PuIovE.
Marble Tor sfdeboard, one superior Grover 4
Baker Sewing Machine, Marble-Top Flower
Stands, Kitchen Furniture, window Shades.
Oil Cloths, stair Carpet, on superior stewart
Stove also, one Parior Stove, etc etc.
ae2q n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER Isl, 1851
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October /, 1867.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE,

TRAINS will leave the Depot ofthis Company,
i az head Of Main street, until further notice,
IS follows:
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Three following races closed, by the nan
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
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TIE ALABAMA STATE CONVENTION.


Tho Sleeping Gar Questiun-The Negro Dele
gates ON the Rampnge-Thcy Demand that
Common Carriers shall Make No Distinc-
tton Account Of Ceior-Ths White Dele
gates Try 20 Avoid the Issue.
Mosruonwx, Ala, New. ~, 1851.
In the Convention to-day, after number or unimpor-
can't ordinasces had been disposed or the Bl Of Rish
~ reported By The commitiss was taken up.
Mr.. Ksnsr moved that The following section b In
ssrtsd ~ additional articls:-
That common carriers shah make no discriminston on
Of color between persons travelling 70 this Sate In
public conveyancss
This proposition a. once created Tremendous ssasa-
tion. both among the black and white delegates Ths
darss immsdiatsiy assumed appearance Of intense
interest," while the whites evincsd symptoms OF great
unsasinss many Of them quetly vscating their sssss
and snsakins out Of The hall the proposition was eersd
undoubtedly IN order 70 prejudcs the negro against
the more moderate delegates who think that this
question which should b allowed 70 regulate itself The
man@uvv Of Gsssrai Svayns, which explained In
previous letter. and which resulted dsfess Of ne more
viosss sAd reckless members in their astsmps 70 dis
frapehiss every white man IN the State who dec no.
cheoss 70 vote with the "rspublcsn" party was only
secured, Il VIII BE- remembered BY alternating NE negro
delegates from that faction In the Convention Brigham
and bis crowd, however, BY no means eonssns TO
passivsy submit; and hope before the csussNutoo
finally adopted 10 make the provisions OF the suffrage
articis moro stringent md severe than they Stand q
RHNsal Fer this purpose Vic sdopsea u We SUI
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc GAL

SATURDAY, Dec. Top. NJ
The gold market Developed downward tendency his
morning ana hssx,Eeme rargo OF this day was from
1879 TO 1855 viii the closing transactions prior 70
the adjournment n the board a. 1867. 1hsre waH
active borrowing demand for iron tho bears, and
loans made without interest and at "a per cent
for carrying Thsvots Of the House Of Representatives
against tho msioSty resolution OF impeachment bad
some effect IN depressing the premium, but its under
tone is firm in hw OF tho high rates of foreign ak
change and The recent heavy decline has ~ tergons
The passage Of th bill in the House BY
vote Of hundred and twenty eight TO thIrtytwo
exerted no material influence upon the Market but
cheerful feeling prevailed the street when the fact
became known. After the adjournmens there were
more buyers thsn sellers OF goid tho quotation for
which had advanced before five O'Clock to 1877 1915
The gross cearses amounted to $751; 1872 ooo the gold
balances to 81 o33 and the currency balances 10
s2,o2o.ol5.
Tnad alIv nf fha rrak ha
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" while I,,, the lamp holds out % burn,


Robert II Isabelle 10 yellow negro, Of considerable
promise. Tho advocate thus speaks Of him:--Hs waS
j. B. Isabelle :, vas native Of France he disossrrod
portion Of his duty a. parent By sending Robert TO
school ~ opsousaa Acr his fathers dealh in 1slo,
Robert came 10 New Orleans, where no has lived.
Ia 1867 he enlisted in tho Second Louisiana Native
Guards II which no was subsequently, commissioned BY
ton he dsvocd his leisure time building schools for
tho people OF his color In 1858 he was summoned
before the sxsmninT board appointed by General
Of the .colorsd officers ~ possible, ana was
among tho few retained. He Was promoted
volunteers snco the expiration Of his military Service
Captain Isabelle has devoted bis tme 70 tho establish
ment OF schools aud asylums for the caorcd people BY
his efforts tho following schools for coored children
we're opened and maintained by voluntary conlribl-
tons In New Orleans:rns wesley Chapel school, tho
school and tue Urquhart street scoo-besdes an ssy
iun on Race street; which has now some thir.ysx in
mstcs
Charles smith, Of Orleans. Ia . native OF Maine,
about forty-two years OF age He has resided 10 New
Orleans twenty years Mr.. smith has held several re-
sponsibIe positions state and federal viz GSheri OF
ST. Mary's parish, by order Of Governor snepoy; AS.
sistant Assessor OF St. Mays parish; member Oh the
state LEGISLATURE ard United states Senator IN 1904,
Der Of the extreme wing o. The radical party, but Ike
Jones, u IL understood he u Disguised with
the iagrasituds OF his party and ito insoient de.
msuds and day by day grows more conservative. Let
us hope bis conversion may prove sincere.
George w Reagan was bern IN Ohio IA 1880; has
been radical since 1854. when The radical party was
n i incipsnt stages he known - one OF ihs ant-
Nebraska party" He advocated the election Of Abra-
ham Lincoln In 1890, and the OF 1862 enlisted
ia the One Hundred and Eighteenth Illinois infantry IN
which 10 served three years In Of she hardest
battles the war, carrying . knapsack throughout
He was 1865. with bis regiment, and subsequently
was employed At the United s,sses Arsenal at Baton
Rouge Having Ia public speeches. IN 1854 advocated
the doctrine OF universal Suffrage and political equality
OF all men before the law, without regard TO race or
color he elected 70 their Convention BY the parish
OF Baton Rouge Mr. REAGAN II an able debascy . gen.
- ind and
He OF course, Il oas of the white mans party and,
while willing 70 give the negro equal rights, like most
common sodevA 10 opposed "a Wholesale dlsfran.
In decided minority in the Stats, 70 rule The whits
sn and make laws FOR The government Of the Who
pay ths t8xsA