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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-18
TF'lBstee's sac.

FINDER AID by virtue OF q Deed OF Trust IN
L me executed by Charles Thomas and Jane
D. L. Thomas nis wife. on the 18Th day % Nav.
1901. and duly recOrued al the Registers once
No. 20, Part %, pages go, so and 438, I wilI. on
Thursday, the 26ih Day or DeeenberyfS67,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm. al the southwest corner Of Main
anu Madlsgn streets, in the city Of Memphis.
Shelby county, Iennefs5e, selat public auction
TO the highest bidder, tOr cash, the following
situate, lyingand beingin the county ~ofshsIby,
and state OF Tennessee, and described as fOl-
l0Ws, to-Wtt; LotuuLnbsrec Two. Of The subdi-
vision Of thelauuS belonging IN the heirs OF the
late DR.. Lewis TreEsVant, eontaluing Guiuy-
I'VE and one-half f3Hl acre., beginning A. the
thence south 81 east 28.50 chains IN a stake.
thence north ~ links 10 a red oak Atump. She
southeaSt corner OF lot three On tire Plank
Theme south 5 west 10 % chains 10 a
stake on he wrst side OF said PLANK Road :
thence 81 west ~ 49 chains ~ e stake On the
west boundary Of the tract and in John Pope's
east line; thence north 8 chains to shs nOrth
corner " the trnct. q hickory thence 80
chains To the beg ming. Also, an undivided
moity or hslf interest with al improvements
OF another tract Of Land in the county 81 Crit
tendeu, stale Of Arkansas, known On the orig
inal surveys Of said State ~ the fractional east
hnlf OF the southeast quarter OF section IS.
township Z, north range 9 east. ard he east
half OF the east half ~ section 2 township o.
north range 9 east. containing in al IIo acres
more orlels- said deed OF trust was executed
70 secure the Payment OF certain prOmiss0ry
noes therein dts-uhed. Hhe right Of nedemp-
zion f. waived aud the title Denevsd % De good
butt convey only As trustee.
LOUIS +. CARR. Trustee.
Mallory, Young 4 Anderson, Attorney.
NONamh-r2 "a. LhT. muvZ2 IDS
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the Ist Day OF January, Is6s,

DY virtue OF a deed Of trus; executed 10 me
Is a. Trustss on the xsth day Of June, 1866, ny
lanes Brown, ana which has been duly 70
corde 4 VII, on
The Isf Day Of January. IS6S,
nroceed TO sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
sEnnblie sale, on second street, between Mad
ison and Monroe, IN the city Of Memphis,
Tenn. one Bun and One Bay Horse mule, cons
veTsd BY said deed Of trust.
IRE parchaser viii take such title AIS vested
in me = Trustee BY said deed.
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HUME r. HILL A. N"HA
HILL & WHEELER,
General Claim d Collecting Agents,
o ~ AEdIse.A street, Up siairsu
seldeh Block, ABARHB' 1hNH

uylIL attend to and prosecute all claims IN
w Bankruptey, either in this State. North
Missis dppioT Arkansas one OF tne Urn WI
n f5is or other States, to collect or secure
Claims hat NAV be placed IN their hands
thar M, vest as well as any special Agent that
they couk1 employ.
An kinds sftlaIms or Accounts Solicited
To Con ,pstsn cy and Reliability, We re1el
to any OF th,fold La vyers or GtiHans eL Ssm
phiH
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ALLEN HOUSE.
DORNFR WASHINGTON AND sECONDSTS.
We take pleasure IN a~nno4nctnz that our
bouse is sin open for the accommodation oitne
fraUeltnc community. Neat andocOmtqFlfbie
rooms Gan be secured 81 all times, and VIII
ssrlc &c attention TO the wants OF guests. " leel
no hezitancT In asserting that we can ana VIII
please all who may favor us with theiF patrons
1ge We will be pleased 70 meetOld friends and
patrons, aud As many nav ones as may favor
as with cal. We feel under many obligations
ar The liberal patronage bestowed upon US in
the pas. and hope % receive or s5are In
nture. Board g 50 per day Dovlo-3m
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WIN. R. rH1ss. .yOHN J. FIoSTr. w N. Johnson
WM. r.. TRIoc & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
-AA-D-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

BOONvILLE, NO
MY and Sell Exchange: Deal in Gold and
IS silver Coin. Bank Notes and Military
Bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts KEPT
for Correspondents; Real Estate Sought ana
Sold. Taxes Paid, etc; Loans Negotiated upon
| Real Estate Security; bonds STOCKS Mer1an-
tile Paper. and other Securities Bought ana
Sold on Commission; Collections upon All &C
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering our services TO our ola fuenus Rnd
the public generally for the transaction OF any
h~usfness pertaining 20 a Banking Exchange.
COLLECTION or Real Estate Office,
We are, very raSPectullyg
WM. II. TRIdG q co.
p. S-We have abstract OF Heal Estate Re-
cords. OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds,
Mortgages, Judgments, Wills, Dserses, ETC.
ehoaT7n2 condition of title 20 all the Real Es-
tats in the County. ". n. J. w.
Gc2
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Tr9lsf Sue.
Monday, the sixth day or January, 1865,

DE virtue ola Deed Of Trust made hvChsrles
D PfanneustiehE ard recorded in the Regis
ters once Of she by county, Tennessee, in
Book No. 81, part 2, page sos and fol owing, 4
Will, on
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Dad DaI 81 Deeember. Id, IS67,

within the hours prescribed by law FOR judicial
sales, Oner for sale, % the highest bidder. for
cash IN hand, tbs following described uults or
parcels OF land, lylag and Ueiug situate In said
county, to-Wtt The southwest quarter and
west haifo Of southeast quarter 81 section twelve
In township three 90 moth Of range three %
east. cOutaiDing two hundred ana forty acres.
more or less also, the following personally,
70 wit Four Males. one Horse, twenty Flows
ana Ten pair Of Flow Harness, 10 aaifsfy said
Trust, This 5th NOvemD-r, I657.
TOOF. PHILLIPS a co.
By IAMEaA IZARn- Atfnruau ~ 800 decIEla
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B0ARDMAR, GRAY & co.
PLANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

WHOGE%AIE AG
THE SUBSCRIBER. late a member OF this
L well known nrm, mas established a whole
sale Agency,
7S8 Broadway, New York CITY,
Opposite A. T. stewart's Dry Goods Palace, cor
ner Tenth street,
Where he viii be pleased to receive the order
o. his friends ana public, and especially 70
near rom those who have 50 literally be.
slowed their patronage on the firm heretofore.
de viii supply these superior instruments 70
The trade. Wholesale and Retail, at the very
Lowest Prices. made with the Insulated Tron
KIM and Frame cast in one solid plate) They
excel al Others in durability. superiority Of
tone, and elegance Of external appearance.
All these Pianos have Overstruug Scales. Civ
lngln connection with the patent iron rim and
frame Full Round, Powerful and Sweet Mel
Tones. The Gases are elegant in appear
auce and easily and safely handled
80 Warranted 70 prove satisfactory, or the
money returned.
Address al orders 70
Siberia OFT,
sf5 d&wl0m 78 Broadway. New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-18

-
The cotton market Cor the week has not oeen
active. and sales were but lJle II any over lu
bales At the opening on Wednesday last Ap-
lands IN Liverpool were active AZ 20 AAe
New York arLet however, under a cry QA
large stock, was depressed, and Mlddhngs
closed at l5lec. Orleans ldtsc. Our marAel Wa
quiet. with probably the lghteSt transactions
OF the season Middliugs, LaslS5ac. On Thurs
d4v the LIVERPOOL market declined I'D, anu1he
NeE YORK market &c. on all grades, while with
rs sales were very light snd prices irregular,
bus reaching lower tnan a. any ume since the
war A few outside lots changed handsar lie
The Friday market In liverpool, which was
IN tort. and b "a 20 arrive The new York QUO
taHous OF thu day were unchanged. beng l434
RI5c for Mid1.ngs. Ec was the best ngurs
reaebed here. with sales amounting to about loo
baIas Liverpool gave war AGAIN on Saturday
IA. New York followed su G with a decline OF
SC. strange To- say, our market stineucd
mn. and. though Saturday Is usually a dun day
Ial-e for Middllugs- In Liverpool on MOuuay,
Uplauds we're dun al IA, Orleans Tsd, Ia
New YORK the market opened quiet,
but became hrm towards The close M-ddlngsy
l5Igc- Orleans. ldsc, with a EOCd demand and
tending upwards Our market was mOder-
atsiy active az I8gl55Sc, and closed arm a. the
latter uEure. To-day Liverpool opening ad-
vices quoted thar. market quiet pu- steady az
I'd for Oplandz. The New YORK opening dis
patch announced that market hrm and a
shade better, bus not q~uotsble higher. n
noon the demand was moderate aud prices
firm Orleans. We MOBILE. Ice. Ipiands.
I5.c. but closed duh and heavy no same QUO
Laious: sales Tor The daY- 800 bales, Our
market was active during the day. with hold
ers asking L5sgI8c for Auditing, but sales
which were large were made mostly on a ba-ls
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-18

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MxprHn December Il. 1857,

Ourmoney matters have logged along for the
week win about the same fsstuHesaS ehaIao-
terizea them loE the preceding one Ngrne4cg
is more easy, but not 70 The mer-hant Hseht.s
accommodation for thirty or sixty days, nor
the planter 10 help him through me IIou1os
which have encompsssed him during nc -
year, or 70 enable MIN 90 make cofsoh 1910
year 10 come To them currency nas eneCt
ualy sealed up as close and stringent a. IL eteL
mas nean. For The movement OF colteu mere
is an ~bunda supply. COR banks al Ielott
rafr r~feriups on the Eagt, but no lransae.ignh
are reported % other than sight Dlits, WIhcn
are faken az Ne discount on NeW 1ork ana g
on other pofnfs Esst. New orleans exchange
ii i1rDrovinr ia volume, and taken at 500
sg-c5ant. with one bill three days sight az isc
e5..,unL The current checklng rates are unl-
f9-5,1 y az mar without concession.
cold mas auctuated daring the week and
closed in New York to-day At 1885, a decline
from me opening this morning Of 80 The
oferiurs mere have been meaEer, and not equal
10 Tie counter demand which has been very
fai. The buying rates vary rom l2 70 lS4zcl
civ scrip Is dull but nos lower. Many ofbur
brokers are ont OF the markets, having all they
want on hand. The buying rate Is steady at
ssc. selling at GG33e.
County Warrants are duh. Buying at CSC
and selling an tSa75c, as 20 siz6. One broker to-
dav was offering sc 70 IA an order.
Police Scrip IS nrn and in demand at Sc buy
ing. selling AZ 6dGSlc-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-18

THE following poem, which originally APP
peared IN the Hlastyurea Be4os, published in
Richmond during the war, has been going the
rounds Of the pres, as an anonymous pFodue-
ton. ItFa written by capt II. r. stanton, Of
the Confederate army, and rs one Of thu most
beautiful and touching poems In the English
I.rrr.o,1 -tH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

Below We publsh letter from The saihor Of the
Dselsfs.sen Of American IBdspsndsncs, 10 Benis-
nis Bshsskef. . negro ssirShemss Asd maihsnA-
tician. We oounsad il % ,As pssussl Of tia. slass
Of ss>-e.!isi Democrats 10 Tennessee who profess 10
revere The memory .nd tsschias, Of Jsfsrsos, Ahd
IL The sane time swear hat The hsgro l. hcs saps-
riOf 10 he Beehsy. and wholly iaospsbls Of self
eUsefnwssi
PEiiApnrHIA, Aagtst 30, 1881
6is:--i ihsak you sincerely for Jour letter aud
he sissanae q contained Nobody wishes mere
iAsn do 10 such prcots ySa s1hihts thai ma
tars kss given 10 eus black bfsthrsa talsn.4 equal
10 those q ohss cslos q ssn and that the appear
anes Of The wsat Of them IL oaisg merely 70 The
Amsriea- can sd With truth, that DO one wishss
more sr4sntly 70 80 good system comBsneed for
rasing the cenditios If their mind 10 What caght
10 hs - fss % The imeeoliiy OF their pressas
ktaacs and oshar csfeamssasoss, which GAanot be
asfssessd, vill permit
have tsksa the hbsrsy " seed your almanac 10
hsnssesr de- Coadsscst. Secretary Of ,hs Academy
q scseres at PARA, and member Of lbs fhilan-
tArcrie Society, beszass eosssdef II document 70
sktea yoss wksis color have fsght for their asti
fexxsse sxsisss the doubts whSeh have been sntss
tsinsd 81 them.
I ss, with great esteem, dear sir, jour obsdient
DC. THehAs JEFFESsoS.
10 M q. B.sseksr.
This asgre Bsnnsker wn IaViied and toGs part
si,h he Maryland Commissioners 10 setting "a the
Dssries Of csiauabis The descendants % thee
same csmnisslousr, are terribly sfrsid Of a,ggsr
eaanliiys Our ancestors bad no tssss on this score
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
Mr.. LineeiH's Dream.

Ia tbs esass Of bis asgaAsal 10 thsE0rtstl ,sisI
IA HAshtEksen CITY, on the bth ihsts ct Judge Piss-
peat alluded, viii aess impressive efset says tbs
Washington IigVsiets 70 dream Of Mr.. Lincoln,
fore great national esianilisa Tbis dream be bad
the night before his EssasshatsOn aud the nsIt day
be mentioned The fast 10 0snstai Grant, Among
othsFs sAyisg that be feared kotas great evil and
sIpssssisg = Strsag dsirs W hear from Sherman,
she was tLsn 10 Eorth Carolina, and whose army
Wa he only oas net 10 tslegsspeie Communication
With wsshingtoe JaAxs Esrpont did not relate
The dream isssif; but Mr., Lhc0la rsls;sd II before
hh death, and like sserythiBg IN say way connect
81 with tkIs sad tragedy, il cannot fail 10 have
most psihstsc interest He seemed 70 Be AZ sea In Q
vessel that swept sloof b. "a irresistible oaF-
rsni toward mzissFem, fTem which u ssslssd 40
power could save bsE. Faster and fsstsf the shiri-
lag waters swept the fatal ship toward tie yorsS,
Until, lsokiaK dgsn into The black akys, amid The
assEsniAg rear Of xsss. and with ths ssnss,ion u
siRkisR down, d0va, Ao~a AZ unfsshoGsbls depth.
NE terrified dreamer aweks. Tho .ssSss tsrfieis
dream Mr.. LtneoiE had four tlmss; trs: bsfoRs .ns
tEsi battle Of Bail Run again before the secesd as
sstfoGs dafeai At The sklss plaza assp b9fafs tst
battle u AurtreSbaso, and asaily, n sbSss msu'
tiobsd, on tks night before kIs eva sasassinst0h-
Mr. Ijssola had 81 last 10 recognise the dream
A. Postshi Of come grave ess0tsf, and eas can
hardly consider he reEesding il meFs sspetssi-
tea. Aheihsr We sitrt.Hts u 10 supernatural
agency 90 not Il 70 certainly eHs 81 the most inter-
eslibg of Psychological mysteries aRd reminds d
fsrcibiy thai tasfo mars thlags 10 heaven and
earth than We have dreamed Of In cor PHILOSOPHY "
Ahd wig should il not hs Regarded ~ q warning
frem Heaven Saul, Pumpsy, Cesar, Harold
Btutas and oher hsAds 81 natons hsd been warned
b. dreams, p0FtsntS PFeseBtmsnta, sad bodngs OF
.ksir coming dsfsSts and mErdssA, and who can
doaba that Mr. I4neoihs dream Sss . vsrEiag Of
impending oAlamiiy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
A New vsrsisn q AeslmfIliaas ne

A Mexican Colonel ef he Liberal sru,v
has called upon 20 ss6 gives some iatersstinc
psrtisalsIs in regard 70 ths sseeussen 81
Maximilisn. Our isiafmsat had served
thrsagh the war sgaiast The a.ssper. wss
al Qaeretaro At the sarreBdes. and Al The
execution. He says the pablished seeesns
Of the behavior Of NsxiBIIisa was insentsd
by the rcl,si press Of Brownsvills; that
The story OF NaximlliAss brave bearing
and speech is n fhisehoods 1fsginated In The
brain Of some Confederhts e1nirers MAJ.
imiIien had written something 70 aay 70 The
people, but did not read Il Upon reaching
Tho place OF execution he was more dead
than alive. and entirely broke down, being
like dead man before be was shot. prs.
ssntlng q moss pitifal object, attoring moi
werd. hejia was also broken down and
dumb with fear. Miramon alone displsyed
any pluck. reading short speech 30 the
people, and stepping fnrward srveral STEPS
10 be shot,
Gradually bat surely even the lastre at.
tempted to be cast about The dying nsmory
Of Maximilian by his Confederate aas,lrsfs
will be Torn away. aud nothing lon 10 excits
the slightest admiration pity and
contempt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

Coppeshead Coassaiioa Ia PhllsAslfAls,
VIC are anxieas and sohbtiags Crest ss
Grant is, he canBos carry ear hssnef anitss
he wears cur Haifsrm, he eassek leea
this party anlcss We know where he sseans
10 &c When he. commanded esf ermlts,
every soldier knew whe be meant b sight
IL Is proposed to give him hiahsr cen.
mahd, and % begin evena Rressef osssass.
{, IL 100 much Cor ne 10 ask, before ws al
in line, what eolcrs are we 10 wear, and
who are ear local
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
The "MagnaHlmlsy" Deege Under
stood.

The Memphis Post sage, in reference to
the foolish demand Of Il few persons in Ten
nessec for the repeal Of the frapehse laws
Of that state, on the groand OF nagDaRi
nifty
We. too, would like 10 be mAghanimOus
but magnanimity toward rebels has been
an utter iallare The whole Radical party
would doubtless have desired the extension
Of the franchise, bad The DISTINGUISHED class
shown in the late election becoming re
gard for the rights OF other classes, and for
the safety and peace OF the State II is no.
torious, however that whatever freedom oi
election was enjoyed in this county and
Others in West Tennessee, was the result
simply Of The presence Of loyal forces Oar
doctrine Is that IL IL magnanimons to hold
mad boys from setting the house on IRE
that 10 was msgnsnimoas Ia the highest de
gree to prevent the rebels from breaking
up the Government, and that il is insgnan
iDsous to-day 10 prevent the rubels vi this
6lato, in their ioily, from inhioting upon
themselves aud Tennessee the evils Of an
areby, injustice, and defiance OF law, asder
which the people ard State Of Kentucky
sre nov Suffering.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

The parie 3sfei3lcesfsf saws

The Paris f4feRsftHSf says
Tas safafredaAl alifsrstt fesfses n East
Tesnsses and the ignorant and sspssssa.
iioas Africans Of Middle and West Tennss1
see. hnve united and elected Brcwnlew
Governor for che next two years Tie M
isfoymed- asa -readins teaists u TIE ssess.
tsiss and the blacks ef ahe ether section Of
the State have alike been made the miserH
be dapes Of this foul oliEarehy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

GENERAL GRANT, IL seems, dees 40. re.
gard The Presidents circular 10 the Military
Con naaDdsrs, smbodying The spinion Of the
Attorney General, as Of any binding force
Johnson, Seward, and Stanbery therefore
laborod and brought forth nothing. Rn
force your ogH construction Of the military
bill until ordered 10 do otherwise, says
Grant TO Sheridan, and TO all the military
commanders, President Johpsons ignor.
ance Of the form and character Of mill.
tary order defeated the vast labors Of tbs
Attorney General, and left sheridan and
bis brother commanders masters Of the sit:
uation.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

A rsiieiass correspondent tails Of yoang lady
Al one Of the Watering Plases wins kss bses Hlnstas
Toe ARa ssasans
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
INSURANCE..
KNICKERBOCKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

WauLDs'T suEf-A yoHng lady who has
mn bean states her Gaze POLITICALLY In the
Lebanon Clarion, closing In the loilowing
ETHEREAL strain;
Il Mes As shs wishes psTtEsT tss ifs Solia
Pad msst perfect sTAnple IL wifsAssa
Asa the higher his klsssiafs IN laFs % FsiftsaeHf
The ssaFs he will kna iRsisaea 10 mAtfimaAfs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
Cllpplngs.

AsrliVts Fos BssoIs. The following sHsido,s
for t4Esas, - prevalent In saltsy sammsf months,
Z highly recommended by The lssi Of the IL Cfesss
Des4eerai
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28

BORIS ideas u having tech drawn may be sum.
nasd up a lollows, Tie doctor hlschsd fast Il
PaIls5 his best ana jsst bsffs u Killed me the tool
came out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-19
Consumption Durable by Dr.
SckpnCk,S Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must he prepared, so that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this, the Liver and Stomach must
first be clcanscd and an appetite created for
good. wholesome food. which. by these medi'
cineS. will he digcstcd properly, and good, heal
thy blood made Aus building up the constitu.
ton. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all billions or mucous &C.
foundations and. by using the Sea Weed Tonic
in connection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENCKS PCLMONIC SYRUP is nutri.
cious as web as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled from
the system, and good, wholesome blood made
which will rcpcl all disease. II patients vii
take these mcdiciars according Ia directions
Consumption, very frequently in its last stage,
Yields readily to their action. Take the Pills FIRE.
%auentlv. to cleanse the liver and stomach. II
dies moi follow that because the bowels are not
c~ostiyc they are not required, for sometimes in
diarrlloca they are necessary. The stomach
must bfkept healthy, and an appetite created to
allow the Pulmonir Syrup to act on the respi.
ratory organs properly, and allay any irritation.
Then all that is rcGuirr, to perform 4 perma'
nent cure is. to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about tho rooms as much as possible, eat all the
! richest food-fat meat. game, AID. in fact. any.
thing the appetite Graves but he particular and
masticate well. dcclO.2dw e m.ly
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tennessee Frnncbi,e Law.

The first section of the franchise law
recently passed by the Tennessee Legis-
laturc. provides that all male citizens of
the United States (negroes ineluded)
tw~euty-one years old, and six months
resident in the county, shall vote in all
elections, except. LIST, those who have
borne arms, or aided and encouraged,
countenanced, ETC., rebellion against the
United States; 2 d,those who hayeheld Of
fee, civil or military,i in the Confederate
States; Sd, those who have supported
the rebellion "by contributions in
money or property, by persuasion or in
1uence; or in any other way whatever"
There is a proviso to this section,
taking out of these exceptions all who,
though they may have been pre-
viously identified with the rebellion
in any of the forms mentioned.
may have served in the army OF navy of
the United States after the LIST of Jann-
airy, 1862; also, all who voted in the
Presidential election of 1864, the cleo,
tiOn for ratification or rejection in
February, 1865, the election for Cover
nor and members of the Legislature in
March, 1868; also, all who were appoint
ed to any civil or military Office by An
drew johnson, as military Governor, or
by Governor Brownlow, prior to June
). 1S65.