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MARRIED.


BRIGGS -LONG-In Russelville, Ky, on the
LIST, by Rev. NJ. W. GadneT, Mr.. ]. B. BRIGGS toi
Briggs & Norton, Memphis, Tenn.) 70 Miss
ANNIE LONG, of Russellville.
DAY-ROBERTsoN-0 the 81 inst, at the
residence of the brides father, near LaGIange,
Ark, by the Rev. ]. J.. Roberts, THOMAS Day, OF
steamer Mollie HambletOn, to Miss MARYA A.
ROBERTSON.
RoSE3COMBS-At MARKETS., Ga. Tuesday,
the S0th of April, BY the Rev. Samuel Bene-
dict, Rector of ST. James Church, SAMUEL i.
ROSE, Esq, OF Memphis, TO Miss CELEsTE NJ.
COMES, daughter Of the late 7. ;. Combs, OF
Marietta. Ga.
Such is life, joyous life, but sad betimes that
the life of this Joyous =" and happy pair may
be long is our earnest wish. The ceremony
has been said, the silken cord bound around
them, and they are made companions for the
future OF lies pilgrimage. May fragrant dow
ers strew their pathway, may no strife disturb
their days, and no sorrow distress their nights.
May the pillow of peace kiss their cheeks, and
pleasure OF imagination attend their dreams,
and at last may they be ushered into the future
with a record which will give them a seat at the
right hand Of the Judge OF the Quick and the
Dead. in the perpetual sunshine Of a brighter
and happier world.
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~eouniye at schemes for plundering the
Treasury, an d wink at knavery in public
men. But it was administrations placed
in power by the South and supported by
it, that establi shed the most useless and
extravagant n,ail-routes, wasted most
money in the printing of books, most
rioted in remov, sls from Office, and did
most to destroy vi independence in pub
lie men. It was a President with q
Southern Cabinet, who superintendent
the partition of Tia plumber realized from
a public contract, and stipulated for the
respective shares OF certain useful jour
nails in other profits, 1t was under the
same rule that bribery became common,
and flching from the public Treasury
respectable.
Such are the necessities Of party, and
such the fruits of unnatural alliances. It
is a pregnant lesson.
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AMorribIe A1TaIr Near paris. TENN

correspondence ofthe Louisville COURIER
PARIS, Tenn, Mayo, IS67.-Dr. Porter,
who lives two miles from town, gave his
colored servants permission to have a
dancing party at his plantation on the
night mentioned above, and nine white
men, employees of the Memphis and
Louisville company, named f. w Bar
den, Samuel Logan, Lewis Bennett,
John p. Aaron, w. r. Petty, Robert
Lodge, p. II. Dooley, Mike Dempsey,
and one other, who has escaped, and
whose name | could not learn, hearing
of the frolic, went out and found some
twenty-five negroes assembled, twelve or
fifteen OF whom were females. After
dancing some time with them, the
whites drove the black men off, blew out
the lights and ravished nearly every
female in the house. One girl, about
twelve years of age, they carried outside
and two of them held her while another
committed the hellish deed. She was
violated by the whole gang In succession,
and 30 badly injured that her life is now
despaired of. All but two Of the scoun-
drels were arrested.
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BY
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10 THE READERS OF THE APPEAL


The constantly enlsrging circulation of the
APPEAL, and the generous support given TO
both the Daily and Weekly issues By city and
country, assure the proprietors OF the general
approval by the public OF It's course since il
came into their and
It's Past is the pledge il offers for the Future
Il will continue to ~endeavour, in accordance
with the motto which II has adopted, 10 say
those things only hat are trne and honest. Il
has bat a single Client, the People OF the South,
and il will endeavor TO advise its readers
wisely. In that It may often fail but its opin-
ions shall always be honest snd conscientious
A. least.
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70 The support and confidence OF the people, on
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T-ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, Nsy6.-Sales Of JOG hhds,
tobacco at full rates; light Tugs 81 50
heavy s. 80; bright shipping leaf $40 25.
Superhne flour, good brands, $1O9lI.
Wheat nominal. Corn, shelled 81 13R
/ l6 delivered ear soc in bulk. Oats in
bulk SS@S4c. Mess pork SD so. Baeon
shoulders 5000 packed clear ribbed
sides l2c clear sides lie, hams l3EG
Isle. Lsrdin tierces lac. Raw whisky
in bond &c; free 50 %.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Bright leaf To-
bscco, Sl6930. Cotton dull. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat easier; choice
spring, 81 IS. Corn active and advance
ing, closing at 81 1l@l Il. Oats active
and higher, S59S9c. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Lard, 1910 for choice.
in keg. Whisky nominal.
New ORLEANS, May 6.-Sales of 1900
bales cotton; prices unchanged low
middling 24925c; receipts 1900 bales /;
exports S+S2. Gold SIT. Sterling i79
81. New York sight 4c premium. Sugar
l3sc. Prime molasses 50960c. Prime
-four very firm superfine Sl3 25: treble
extra Si7 80. O5-A active and advanced
&c held at SOC at close. Oats scarce and
10 request; sales to-day at $50, but held
at close at goo. Pork dull mess held at
$24 25924 80. Lard 12Sc. Bacon 9694c;
rib ll4@l2c; clear 124al23c. Whisky
nominal and unchanged.
CrNCIGNATI, May 6.-FIour firm /:
.superine, $l2913 trade brands, SI4al8.
Wheat is scarce; Ne. l winter Is held at
So 80. Corn is dull at 81 in bulk, about
90, 900 bushels have been shipped during
the week, chiefly to New Orleans. Oats
are dull and dropping, zoe. Rye is dull
at 81 20. Cotton Is dull and nominal
middling, Csc. Whisky is held at 26e in
bond. Mess pork is held at SD rs. Bulk
meats, 89l0c. Bacon is quoted at Sc.
l1@I13c and 12c for shoulders, rib and
clear sides. Lard, l22c.
New YORK, May 6.-COttOn dull and
sales 800 bales uplands 27e.
Flour 10000 better superfine western
SO 50@I4 10. Whisky quiet. Wheat
better. Corn unchanged, new and
old 192c lower. Oats 10c better. Rice
quiet. Coffee steady. Sugar steady liz
Molasses dull. Pork frmer S23
G23 20. Money steady 4(96 call /; ster-
ling steady 95994 gold 36} ; govern
q shade better. Weekly bank
statement: losses, $25,S77 557 /; increase,
s., 140, III specie, So 02, III; increase,
81, 497, 1913 circulation, SS3, 81, 747 de-
crease, $50 3s legal tenders, s., $40, 547;
increase, S2,667 So [; deposits, Sl95, 729 ~;
increase, SS,540,53l.
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-rrNNESSEE NrNEs

The veteran theatrical manager, Mr..
VIM. H. Crisp, contempiates opening for
a brief season in Nashville.
The contributions TO the McGavock
Confederate cemetery at Franklin, thus
far, has been S2155 % in currency, and
s1I4s Is in gold. This sum has been for
warded to the trustees.
Rev. E. o. Tade, who swUre 10 some
marvellous things relative to the Mem
phis riot last May, is now teaching q
colored school in Chattanooga. The
Union says that in his daily prayers be
never fails to pray for the election OF
Brownlow, and in his admonitions to his
pupils, many Of whom are adults and
voters, he never fails to urge upon them
the necessity and duty Of always pray
ing that BrownlOw may be elected, and
impresses them with the belief that IL
would be to their temporal and eternal
ruin to vote the conservative union
ticket.
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The Indiana, Murder-Threai,
OF Lynch Law.

INDIANAPOLIS, May SAT the preDm-
mary examination to-day Of McMinni.
way. before the magistrate, he was found
guilty. Of murder in the first degree.
Judge c. X. Eckles adjourned his court
at Bloomington, and, with b sheriff
and members Of the bar, went to Cos
port. At the conclusion OF the prelimi-
nary examination, Judge Eckles, ex-
Gov. Dunning and Messrs. Bushirk
and Montgomery, Of Bloomington, ad-
dressed the excited crowd of citizeEs,
urging a strict observance of the law.
The prisoner was then started under q
guard Of twenty-five men for the jail at
Spencer. The excitement is Still very
great, and it was with difficulty lynch
ing was prevented.
louisville, May 3.-Dispatches from
Gosport, Indiana, 10 i pm. state that
McMinniway, tile murderer Of Johns,
the telegraph operator and station agent,
would be hung this evening. A plat
form had been erected In the street to try
the prisoner. The excitement was very
great.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, May C, noon.-Consols, 9l}
Erie, 422. Illinois, 75}. Bonds, ia
Breadstuffs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May s, p.m.-Cotton dull
and declined ID. Sales, 1900 bales, Up.
lands, III Orleans, lis. Bresdstuf;
quiet. Corn, As. Provisions unchanged.
Spirits ~turpentine, 35s Cd. Fine rosin.
lbs. London markets unchanged.
LONDON, May 6, p.m.-The Chinese
rebellion is reported spreading. The
rebels are threatening Nankin.
The Derby government has ceased tC
oppose the proposed reform meeting.
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Attachment Smtt.
Law Court Of Memphis.
CIERKtz OFFICE. Max q. 1867,

Inv NUUIE VI NUHDHH'
CLERKS OFFICE, May 9, 1861.
E. Hurd & Co, Plaintiffs, VS. Z. G. Creighton
Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
a made in this case in pursuance Of section
8f6 or the Code OF Tennessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the DroI eI
officer levied, etc, )" on the defendant, 2. c.
Creighton
II is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
phls, Tenn, on or before the second Monday IN
June next and defend this suit, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as 70 him, aud the
case set for hearing :" ex parte; and that q
copy Of this order be published once a week
Appeal. John DONOVAN, Clerk
Acopy By MASON HYDE, ID. G.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys for PlainUns.
- -wF
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Mr.. John LIBBY shot and killed his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Henson, in an ARRAY
near Aberdeen, last Monday. LIBBY
was arrested.
The Friar's Point Codbomida says
that IN a terrible ARRAY on Mr.. 7. J.
gaekson's plantation in that county, last
Wednesday, Lee Turner killed q man
named McCloud. McCloud attacked
Turner with a large cane knife, when
the latter killed him with a handspike.
The Californian that a
few days ago the skeleton of an IBdian
giant was unearthed by some workmen
on Mr.. W. ID. Boyd's plantation. Every
bone of the body was perfect and ia its
place when discovered.
-Four burglars escaped from the ia
cinto jail q few nights since.
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George Francis Train, in a recent

George Francis Train, in a recent
speech IN New York, said
"Our modern marriage service should
read thus Clergyman-WH you take
this brown stone frent, this carriage and
span and these diamonds for thy we'd
ded husband? Yes. Laughter. VIII
you take this unpaid milliner's bill, this
high waterfall Of foreign hail, these alice
tafiops. accomplishments and feeble con-
stitution for thy welded wife ? Loud
laughter.1 Yes. Then, what mammOn
has Joined together, let the next best
man run away with, so that the first
divorce court may tear them asunder."
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no CORRFspONDFyTs.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Com.
municatons. Whatever Is intended for in
sertion in the APPEAL, must be autbenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as a guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
APPEAL" Memphis.
Communications for publication must be writ
ten OF enc SIDE OF the page only, and with
al other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
Tors o = THE AFPKAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule, undertake TO return Rrti-
cles not found suitable for publication.
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Steamer Rose Hambleton
Attachment Suit.


John W. Harris VS.. George 7. NorveiL.
A EFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
"A made In this case and aItachB. eut having
been issued against the estate OF the defendant,
g.. 7. Norven, upon the ground OF LIS privately
removing himself rom the county, 6nd II nav
ing been returned levied, etc.
II Is therefore ordered. thai said DEFENDANT
enter his appearances on or before tho zth day
OF May, 1851, TO plead, answer or demur TO the
said plaintiffs complaint, or the same VIII be
taken Tor confessed and the csse set for trial
published once a week fer four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis
JOHN 4. DOUGLAS, !. P.
April Is. 1887. apI7 lswswS
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ticular public works. These and other
important bills were passed in
the last hours Of Congress, and
even beyond the time when It
could legally continue its session ;
and it came to be often the ease that the
bills passed were substitutes, agreed on
by Committees Of Conference, in lieu OF
the original bills on which the two
Houses bad disagreed, and 80, being not
even read, much LEES printed, receiving
no consideration whatever in either
House. Bills were passed, Snd vast ap-
pr%opriatious made, in each house, with
out the presence Of a quorum, and trea-
ties were ratified in the Senate, under
which immense amounts were to be
paid, not only in the absence of a quo
rum, but without even being read, an
hour or two before the close Of Congress.
Jobs Of all sorts abounded, and the
business Of procuring them became a
regular profession. Useless maii.routes
were created, overland, and by sea. to
/ California and elsewhere, by way Of re-
Enumeration for partizan services; hire
ling presses were subsidized, gratuities
voted their conductors, in the absence Of
any shadow Of legal Of moral claim.
works Of little value in huge volumes
were printed at enormous and unknown
expense; and the public printing was made
In every way u Of the most fruitful
sources OF corruption, until the immen-
slty Of the evil startled even its authors
and compelled AN attempt to diminish
its magnitude. No country in the world
ever presented such a scene of malad.
ministration, profigaey and recklessuess.
and it was truly said in the Senate. In
1850, that the government was the most
corrupt one on the face OF the earth.
tits but sheer justice to the South to
say, and Northern journals and men
hare said it, that Southern Statesmen
were, with veTy few exceptions, too
honest and too proud, aud too much
soorned sll that was low and i~gnobls, to
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Concentration Gives Slrenglh,

DR- +. B. WALTON TENDERS HIS SER
IL vices to the public in the treatment OF the
diseases of females. So obscure aye many OF
these. so capricfous in their manifestations, 50
perfectly o they simulate other diseases, that
their true character is often overlooked or mis-
taken; prominent among these are, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia, that condition OF the system CON-
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, and Cen
eral Debility, this last is too often but 3 sy1np-
tom Of some ingidious disease which is sapping
tn foundations of life. To becfnne expert in
the direction Of these andskillful in treat
meat, requires more labor and research than
the general practitioner can bestoW. These
facts induced him 10 devots himself to this
branch OF profession exclusively. To those
interes. ed he would state that be has mad the
sdyaataTe OF the best medical schools and ex-
teusfye hospitals OF America; also n practice OF
more than twenty years in this his native state
and in the tropics, where such diseases most
abound. He Is permitted also 10 refer to Drs
Pitman aud Hopson, gentlemen who stand de
servedly high in the profession. ONCE, No. S4
Main street. Residence, No. Zi Linden street,
4amphis Tenn. my5 I'm.
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THE DUNN LEASEHOLDS
SALE.

THB impo-tant and interesting saIa 49,
ont lsLlnsts win be resumed ON TaTFbS
DAaf NAY stn, and 10 confirmed n1fn -.
Lo1 are entirely sold. About one Hr1dra9
AoHremsln undlsposed OF, With scT- esi~ -
Ee Lot IN the whole number thsf nj -
MAKE apieasant home. The tsrms AZ ~ 80
place ahome for nfteon years
Within Reach OF Every Man
" industry, however moderate bts 49,.
The hlzhfst prices paid on The first fav ~ ~
safe viii not be forty dollars per yesr IN 800
business lots tor the term Of tbs lean 80
some resldsnce lois did not reaeh Zen doris-5
per year FOR larse and Handsome lots fwfcs -
size or ordtnary city lots. Two street Pm
ways, Zeal and Jefferson streets. ter.nf-st.
nov IN tue Immediate nsighbOrhaod OF al ~ :
prOperty n Insurance feature IN me-
leasehotds guards againstau possible los - r.
ieSseess aud a. an tnVestmentfcrpront 10 thoz5
VINO have much mOney, ana Of eass "a fbos-
Who have lttlC, We know OF nothing hoIdina
oct greater Inducements.
Each lot - Offered 70 the highest biddsy II q.
inuch tor ths entire leasehOld OF dfeeu vears
psy 4ole one-third cash, and the balance On TT
we've eighteen and tWenty-four mopths
c1Edit, with interest, and lien retained.
Ine sale viii begin at the head OF yan-a
stFeet, and may be reached BY the Real sfrssf
haLWay. ROfSTER, IRRELEVANT r
u Aucf1nuaaH
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Nnffce.

T the May term of the County. Court of
"A Shelby county, l shall apply for Letters of
Administration on the estate OF IA. Coldes,
deceased. n. CORDES
apli iaWfv
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NEW ADvE aTIsEM'Ts.

FOUND-A Pocket MEMORANDUM BOOK,
II containing a smallsum Of money, which
the owner can have by calling &C the counting
room Of this office, describing property and
paving charges. my52t
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Chanoery Sale Of Real Estate,
On Monday, June Sd, 1867.

13 n. D-Isaac y. Moon vs. VIM. P. Math.
eWs: Chancery Court Of Memphis.
R1 virtue Of an interlOcutofy decree in this
ID cause, [ viii sell at public auction, TO the
hlshest bidder, at the Courthouse door, IN Tie
cttv OF Mempht Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE 3 1857,
between the hours Of 10 am. and y m. the FOL.
iOWlus de cr1bed Real Estate. to-Wft. situate
lying and being 10 Shelby county, State OF Ten
nessee; the hrst being in township /. range g.
weston the basis meridian, Chickasaw cesSion,
and being that part OF section thirteen which
lies on the north side OF the State line dividing
the state OF Tennessee ard Mississippi. and
containing nve hundred and forty acres, more
or less, commencing on the north west corner OF
said land and running south 10 said State line,
thence east with said line one mile. thence
north 70 the northeast corner Of said section,
thence west 10 the said first named corner. being
all Of said section, which lies in the 18th Civil
District Of Shelby county, Tennessee: the other
tract being the south half Of section twelve az,
toWR hip one tA. range nine 90, west OF The
basis meridian Of the Chickasaw cessisn.
TERMS OF SILICON a credit or seven and
thirteen months. Notes with good security
with interest from date, and a lien retained tfi
payment OF the purchase money. kqulty OF
redemption barred
AUGUsToN ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
my5 I'd
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DIED.

unsatisfactory In this city, ON the stu
inst, l. y. HESKEL, IN the 5gth year Of his age.
Funeral services from the residence Of ". W.
Trout. No. IS Market street, This Tuesday
Morning. eth, at 10 O'Clock.
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TO L

AT AUCTION.
on wEpNEsDAY MORNING, TIE srH
inst, at 10 o'clock, ~
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND sHOEs.
HATS. ETC. ETC. =
Goods open for inspection this evening In our
". H. PAssMOREACo-
INVITA-
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She1.ff's Sale.

ny virtue Of an order of sale TO me directed
ID from the Law Court of Memphis, ! Will, or
Friday, the 10th day of May, 1867, at the foot Of
Beal street, Memphis, Tenn, between the hOur.
or 10 O'Clock am. and 4 o'elo K pm, offer and
sell to the highest bidder, for Cash, the
Steamer Rose Hambleton,
her Tackle, Machinery and Furniture, etc, q
satisfy the following attachments TooL Phil
lips q Cirods, ]. II. Oliver, J. Brandsnb1rg,
Anderson, Gay & Bugherf Elliott q Co.
d gill Bros. 4 Co, Dodds q Bros Jos ". Cay
Hesskeil & Winder ct al, and Briggs 3 Norton.
Sale made on application OF attaching cred
itors OF said boat and owners thereof
p. M. WINTERS,
Sherin OF Shelby County.
81 J.. II. SWAN, d. :.
Anrfl 81. 1857. apSO IDS
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Committee of ARRANGEMENTS

John P. Wood, ESQ, Memphis.
d A williamson, Esq, Chairman.
/ Hon " o LOdand, Memphis.
JOhn & Lanier, Esq, Memphis.
sen Albert Pike, Memphis.
| Gen A 7 stewart Memphis.
Admiral Raphael Semmes, Memphis.
LeWJOy, Esq, Memphis
W Il Cherry. Esq, Memphis.
James Elder, Esq, Memphis.
| Col James Coleman, Memphis.
Mai ] J Murphy, Memphis
l j WOrsham, ESQ, Memphis.
/ d Cockrell, ESQ, Memphis.
s y Robins, Esq, Memphis.
Col Sam Tate, Memphis.
Larry HaTmstad, Memphis.
| Capt. West Sneed, Memphis.
/ Capt Jas I Bourne, Memphis.
! J Davis, Memphis.
| X B T. VIM, Memphis.
| Edward G. Jacobs, Memphis.
! ID J MKeiler Memphis.
simon Loeb, Memphis.
Capt Z B church, Memphis.
j " Page, u, Memphis.
| Col NJ & galloway, Memphis.
! ] A Menken, Memphis
Col st Clair bearing, Memphis.
Gen ] Chalmers, Memphis.
Col J H Mcmahon, Memphis.
Col Leon 1~rOusdale, Memphis.
W B Galbreath, Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A Sesssel. Memphis
p K Cousins, Ea. Memphis.
Or W y WiikersUn, Memphis.
Col 81 Msgsyeny, jr, Memphis
col John " Dawsou, Memphis.
Col CT Selden, Memphis
Col A WOofTud, Memphis
Col Frank White. Memphis.
Col A J Keller, Me-uphIs.
Col Luke W Finley, MeEphls.
] BurEe, Memphis.
ogden Fontain, Memphis.
Capt r A Knox. Memphis.
o + Bayl S., Esq, Memphis
b Stratton, Memphis.
W L cameron, Memphis.
Or n ] Ward. Memphis.
DR. J II Howell, Memphis.
d MOiloy, Memphis.
A NaecarO, Memphis.
B Bayliss Memphis.
B 3 Waddei, Memphis.
II K W Mitchell. Memphis.
Col CAN'T, Memphis
Or JnO Ersklne, Memphis.
X A Moon, Memphis
Col JuO . Brown. Memphis.
MAJ. VIII o WOOdsOr, Memphis.
Henry Montgomery Memphis
Gen ] d RUM, Memphis.
Hon J e + Ray, Memphis.
Capt II Rnea, Me=phls.
W Connolly, Memphis.
Capt d X Todd, HuutsYills, Ala.
DIR Lindsey, Florence. Ala
Capt Pete, Tuscumbia, Ala.
III Keller, Tnscumbia, Ala
Gen j + Pagan, Little Rock.
Col L c Cause. JacksonpOrf.
Gen n q shaver, JRcksonpOrt.
Gen B Y Bradford, Aberdeen, Miss.
II 81 billiard, Clarendon, Ark.
Col A W Johnston, Helena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams Grenada, Miss.
Col Kinloek F%alconer, Holly springs.
Capt Scruggs, Corinth. Miss.
Mai J d Adams, New Orleans.
Mai John n. hlls, Bolivar, Tenn.
Major + p Mcneil, Bolivar.
zen " II jackson, Jackson, Tom.
Hon " T. stephens. Jackson, Tenn.
j r Poindexter, Walden, Miss.
Nathan Adams Haywood county, Tennessee.
"a r Parish, Bolivar, Tenn.
J NJ Lawrence, POntotoc, Miss.
N 3 Ward, Pamela, Miss.
3 N thompson, Oxford, Mis-.
j A Only, Raleigh, Tenn.
Alex Thompson, Humboldt
J b Morgan, fernando.
] " Williamson, Unian City.
+ + VOORHEES,, Union City.
] Lawson, Union City.
oil James X Patterson, Augusta, Arkansas
F W Lynn, JacksOnpoN-
Major W L Woodruff, 4ttle Rock.
To the Public,
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