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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

Memphis and Charleston railroad.

trains leave Memphis Daily IS follows:
through Express Sundays excepted am.
Somerville S.al y m.
EAFhESS connect Al Grand Jun-tiou with az
ttInoon lraln south on Mississippi Central Rail-
Toa4 Ior Houy -prtugs, Water Valley, Grenada.
Jackson, Ntcksburg. New Orleans, etc.
AT oSINTH for Okalona. Columbus. Miss.
Mobile. Ala, etc.
AT DECATUR for Nashville J.orfsviua ~,
ciunati, etc.
AT for all points 10 Eastern
Alabama Georgia, North and Sauth Carolina.
washington, Baltimore, New York. etc.
MAIL connects at Decatur Tor Nashville.
SRalLahoogS connections same as above.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket Onice No. - Court street,
WI. ROSS. GenT Supf.
" i, DANLEY, General Ticket Agent.
r. NORTON, PASSENGER Agent. iag- n
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Ristorl-.--GreenIaW opera House
SEASON oFl NIeHrsL eRAu. DIRECTOR
Mr.. Grau has the honor TO announce that
MADAME ADELAIDE RIsTORI,


the greatest living Trsgedienne, supported by
her Dramatic Company OF celebrated Artistes,
expressly engaged In Europe, viii make her
debut IN Memphis on
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subscription Book open daily az the Box
ONCE, until Thursday, when subscribers a G
requested to call for their tickets. The regular
sale for any night comm enees Friday. at Jam
Reserved seats 70 Parquette and Dress Circle, s..
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LATEST
By G.


UNITED ATE AND EUROPEAN NEwS ABgO-
CITATION REPORTs
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NEW ADvERTIsEmE'Ts
D q Il e D

Stolen on Tuesday night, tho 10Th irst from
my stable at the Memphis Trotting Park, one
Black Horse, Z years old. abodt Is hanas high,
whlte slrlpc dow the face also, one ine BaS
Maze, asOuJ e years old. IS hands high. very
SUM tau branded II In small figures on the left
shoulder No white e. cept saddle marks. / will
additional for the thief
ja3l-3in SCAR w. HYATT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31

Thursday EyentEE, January 81. 'ezs
The performance will commence with the last
act OF Hamea after which q scene IN German
from Joan fare. Joan OF arc. Nestvali Luuc.
italian Opera, "MOntecchie z Capuiette.'
Inird act Of, Deborah Deborah, Gin German,
frstYau Lund. Italian opera, Brtndisl. from
Lucretla borgia. The whole TO conclude with
the farce OF lodging for a Wife.
Friday ufghf HanrFfFoF Na.fvaff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-31
NEW ADvERTISEM'Ts
LATE METROPoLITAN HOTEL,
Nos. 100 and al Adams Street.

FTNHE PUELIC ARE RESPE TFULLY IN
VI ed 10 cali and examine my House. NV
terms are only Seven Dollars for bay Borders
Ser week. The very best table kept, and alltue
comforts Of home. Come aud Judge tor your
selves. Il n. WHlTENORE.
taua9 m Proprietor.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
The Low Price of Fuel.

To those who obliged to live by the wages derived from
their daily toand this the with the immense major
ity of all naonalites and most unquesonaby it is true of
our own-he price of fuel at all times but especially in the
winter season. matter of serious consideration For all
such we have good The prices of coal
are down. And the Citizens Protective Fuel Company
81 Lasalle street, Chicago all citizens who choose
to become stockholders of the Company get first rate
article cost price. is reported that the dealers intend
run the Fuel Company the WALL but glad learn
that the Company has taken firm hold among the people
and the days of exorbn prices and monopoly in the coal
business gone. We advise all people again take
immediate advantage of the low prices and lay in their
winters coal before the frost king comes rafting at their
window panes Call the Fuel Compans office before buy
ing elsewhere It is everybodys business support the
anti-monopoist and the poor mans business in particular
Let our people who reside in other parts of the country
90 to their coayard and do advise our immediate
neighbors to do. Buy your fuel before the uinter sets n
dollar saved is dollar made The office of the Citizens
Protective Fuel Company, Of Chicago is at No. Clark
street. corner of South Water street.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
NOTICES.

New ORDERs.We have duly received, during the past
week. the orders of kind friends in Wisconsin and Iowa.
amounting in the aggregate nearly fifteen hundred copies of
The IRISH REPUBLIC. We hope they will accept our
apologies for being unable to fill them on the instant The
truth is had prepared for large and sudden an in
crease But in apostion meet all such welcome
demands.
THE LIST AGENTS, forwarded by our correspondent
in ST. Paul. Minnesota is to hand We shall attend far
practicable his suggestions and hope with the assist
ance of few grammatical attacks from Father Ire
land large circulation in Minnesota. We
sorry that the Reverend gentlemans nephew did get
that situation from the Radicals Perhaps the present
sociates of the good man will be liberal-uhen
they haze anything giue Ah there's the rub. Hnc B
acyo. Even the most pous politicians when not we'll
paid say it reverenty like hungry muesawfully
prone to biting.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12

The King of that poor little of country which the
French gercat to swallow day soo has been
making himself contemplate even than he was before
For we hear that
General Prim the Spanish revoluionst has been ex-
PEELED from Belgium, where he had taken refuge"
Turning to home affairs we learn with satisfaction that
Chicago has been selected by the National Republican
Executive Committee at Washington the place at which
the approaching Republican Convention will be held Sew
era Western cities have applied for this honor but Chicago
without effort, receives the distinction"
The New York Times Washington special says: Several
prominent Republicans hold the opinion that in the
House presents the President for impeachment he will be
suspended from office during his trial.
Certain wellknown journals and prominent politicians in
New York have been asserting with much persstency that
case Congress its session would pursue this
President johnson would resist its authority by force This
we are now given understand he positively denies.
The purchase by Governor Swami Maryland twelve
pieces of artillery for his rebel militia after his application
for artillery had been refused by General Grant exces
much indignation in Washington Congress will be appealed
to- as soon as meets make thorough investigation of
the object of these formidable military preparations
It is thought probable that the proposition for State
Convention in Louisiana has been carried the returns
from the country parishes show larger proporonae vote
than polled in New Orleans The Reconstruction act
does require majority of the votes registered IN favor
of the proposition as necessary adoption but majority
of the is sufficient provided that the aggregate
number cast is a majority of those registered.
The Post Office authorities desire say that after this
date the postage rates newspapers books packets ncud
ing printed matter of all kinds maps plans etc., and on
patterns samples of merchandise addressed to the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland will be follows
payment of stamps required Newspapers and circulars two
EACH Book packets including printed matter of all
kinds MAPS plans prints engravngs drawings photographs
Autographs sheets of music etc. six cents for four
the fraction of four Patterns and samples of
merchandise including seeds and gran eight cents for four
ounces or the fraction of four ounces.
The Chicago Superintendent of Police has handed in his
quarterly report ending September Both.
The nationates Of offenders follows Americans,
1918 Canadians 70; French, 95 Africans 147 Danes, 16
Germans 949; Bohemians 80; English, PIG; Italians %
Irish, $685. Russians, Swede 70 Indians Prussans
9; Welsh, 10; Norwegians, 148, and Scotch, a.
We commend this statement to the study of Father Ire
land of ST. Paul. and of all those other excessively pous
souls, who go about denouncing "the nfdely" of THE
IRISH REPUBLIC by their fruits we shall know them"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
Manhattan Once More.

We are glad to notice the vgor nsted Fenan Bro
thehood by the Congress held Cleveland follow
ing letter from "Stone CUTTER of Tuckahoe is but sample
of many which unable to publish. We know the
who writes this is worker" and one who is willing
to throw down his chsel for Ireland at any time. May he
live the goddess of Liberty for the capitol ofhe
Irish Republic. The Colonel Byron mentioned is John
Whitehead Byron of Meaghers old brigade After passing
through the for the Union-he participated in thirty
he started for Ireland in the fall of 65. He spent
ten months in Mountoy prison There few better
Irishmen living than Colonel Byron. He is thorough
soldier and gentleman"
TUcKAHoE, WESTMINSTER Co.. N Y, Sept 80, 1867
Editors Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: Four months ago reorganzed our Circle
and our people very much dhearened owing the
rascaty Messrs Stephens OMahony and Co., but thank
God have now, since the return of President Roberts,
a new spirit infused into countrymen in this vcin-
ity and there is week do not add least ten
new members Circle On last Thursday evening" Goth
inst Colonel Byron of New York. and Mr. Callahan Assist
ant Treasurer Fenian Brotherhood amongst us and
our meeting complete success. We added sixteen
new members Circle and also formed military
pany which numbers twenty-five Our Circle at Ceve-
land pledged themselves raise ethousand dollars within
certain time Seven hundred and fifty dollars of the above
is subscribed at this date We to have grand
ball. off by the latter end of this month"; which we
intend complete the thousand We also making pre-
paratons for the reorganization of Circle in the village of
Mount Vernon four miles from here sixteen miles from
New York city which know will be large and influential
one for already thirty have promised their assist
ance in the glorious work Our people last opening
their eyes see the true and tried of Pred
ent Roberts, and the brave and tried under him. who
are the only body now recognized both at home and abroad
are both able and willing with Gods help achieve the in
dependence of native land You may not be when
OMahony was mpeached that the first, and be-
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
7. R. B.

Grand Inaugural Ball at Metropolitan Hall, Wednes-
day evening" October 3d. for the benefit the Readngoom
and Library of the a. R. b. Club. The Irish people of
Chicago have long stood in need of suitable Hall and Read
ngroom and naonaland general topics
and peruse journals from all the principal towns and
ties in Ireland
Ishmen and women you all interested in this matter
Show the other nationaes that you behind in
spirit and intelligence but appreciate the efforts of those
who trying to establish Irish Readngroom in this
great city.
Tickets $780, admitting gentleman and ladies'
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12

dra piled up there STERN solemn awful Dantes World of
Souls It at bottom the ncerest of all poems sincerity
here too we find be the measure of worth comes deep
ont of the authors heart of hearts, and it goes deep and
tbroupb long generations into 1t has all been if
molten in the hottest furnace of his SOUL He has great
power of vision sezes the very type of thing presents that
and nothing more There is brevty abrupt precision
in him One shifting word and then there is silence nothing
more said His silence is eloquent than words 1t is
strange with what sharp decisive grace he naches the true
likeness of matter cuts into the matter with pen of
fire. The very movements in Dante have something brief
swift decisive almost military The fiery, swift, Italian
nature of the silent passionate with its quick abrupt
movements its SILENT pale RACES speaks itself in his
His painting not graphic only BRIEF true and of vivid
ness as of fire in a dark night"
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Chicago Agent.

Mr. FRANK LAwLER 2O7 South Despanes street. is dulv
authorized to collect and receipt bills Any moneys paid to
him. and duly receipe will be acknowledged at this Office
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12

ieve the only Circle that took decided stand in the cee-
braed district Manhattan in favor of the Senate and hill
work had you may be We kept up with decreased
numbers until after the advance Canada when had to
succum but only for short tme present proud posi-
ton shows; and the honest but deluded who OPP
posed that time back with and of
best workers. SToNECUTTER.
ALMosr-NoT QUITEA history prepared for the French
schools by the Minister of Public Instruction records that in
the year 1867 the Emperor Macmillan regned peaceaby
over contented people, and that French influence was,
thanks to God forever established the South American
Continent" There will be little revision of that history
necessary in 1863
CA1Ico-"A distressed Mother" having written to the
Allentown PENN Democrat for advice, received it thus
"The only way your of out late o nights
is break his legs else get the calico he runs with to
do your house work.
FILTHY Misunderstanding of the Partially of the bronch-
ties for the clerical profession the Providence Journal says
1T rarely attacks clergyman whose salary Is less than qz
0O0 whose congregation is not wealthy"
Every foot of ground which Belfast Ireland is built is
owned by man. the Marquis of Donegal Every citizen
has to pay tribute him. His income for ground rent is
from one to two millions of dollars per annum.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07
Planting Trees.

A citizen who has had experience in
planting trees, writes us to say that the
fall is the time to plant shade trees as
we'll as hardy fruit trees, such as apples,
pears, plums and cherries. He states
that lie has seen trees planted around
one Of the public squares in August.
Many of them died. On examining one
he found that it had been planted ten
inches too deep, the ground was heaped
up about it to turn the water off, and the
earth was not pulverized. Rough stakes
were driven among the roots to support
the boxes, and it was strange that all the
trees did not die. The tree when trans
planted, should be placed as near as pos
siblc at the same depth in the earth as it
was found in its natural place. Trees
may be planted at any time in the fall or
winter before the ground freezes"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07
' Jesse D." of Improved firearms No
tOrjty

Jesse D. Bright, now distinguished
''son of Kentucky has again appeared
in the political arena, and may be seen
cavorting around Washington, repre-
senting the claims of Kentucky to the
distinguished consideration Of A. J.
The personal appearance Of Jesse is
rather on the seedy order-his terribly
dilapidated old hat, shiny swallow tailed
coat, and pantaloons :hree inches too
short, indicating that he had been out in
the cold for very long time. Jesses
opinion of Indiana Democrats is quite
fiercy--"rather elegant you know
categoricaliy designating them, as Luke
Reilly would say, as id dirty pimps,"
''cowardly sneaks,' with other appela-
tons not found in Tenryson nor Upper
H favors the wholesale reputation of
the national dept ,damns the niger, and
is in fact the original of Nasby's 'Dea-
con Pogram.'' He is an honor to Ken
lucky.
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Administrators Sale.

fNNHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale on
Friday the 18th day of November, 1867, at the
late residence of Isaac Meender, in Wayne Town.
ship, Wayne County, and State of Indiana the fol-
lowing personal property, to-wit:
Five Horses, 10 Cattle, Is Hogs, 60 Sheep, ono
Wagon, one Reaper, Farming Utensils of all kinds
700 Bushels of Wheat. so acres of Standing Corn.
Hay, Straw, Pasture, House and Kitchen Furniture
and many other things. A credit of twelve months
will be given all sums three dollars; notes
and approved security, waving valuation laws, will
be required of each purchaser. The sale will com.
mence at 10 O'Clock said day. and viii continue on
the following day, if necessary.
ISAAC N. SEANEY, Administrator
November 4, 1867. 37-3w
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Notice

TIME citizens ofJefferson township, Wayne county
81 Indiana, and all others interested, hereby
notified that at the next regular term of the Board Of
County Commissioners of Wayne county, commence
ing LIST Monday in December. 1887, David Lantz,
shall apply for License to sell Intoxicating Liquors in
less quantities than quart at tme with the privilege
o. permitting the same to be drank the premises
where Sold as hereafter described. The premises on
which wish to sell said liquors, under the license
follows
Being the house formerly occupied as Tavern, and
known as the Eutah House, in Hagerstown, Wayne
county, Indiana, which house is situated Lot No.
five - liz Block No. fifteen, (15) of said town, and
is built at the intersection of Perry aud Walnut sts.
IN said town, it being the house occupied by
as dwelling house and grocery store. Said house
and premises in jefferson township Wayne county
Indiana. DAVID LANTZ
November 7, 1867. 37-4w
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Ireland in New York.

The New York Herald gives the following list of
Irish candidates in that city
For Shertf-Jemmy Brien, Mike O'Coanolly,
Tommy O'Ferris.
For County Clerk-Biy O'Couner Billy O'Walsh,
Jenny O'Haggtrty.
For Coroners-Owen OKeenan, Mike O'Smth,
johnny O'Wiidey, Pat O'Keenan, Corny O'Flinn, Joe
OMurply, Bart O'Purdy, Mike OHapin.
For Suparyisor=-Johnuy O'Brice Patrick Nc
Aear.
For Judges-Tommy O'Ledwith, Johnny O'3rady.
For Senators-Jemmy o'Bagley. Billy Mckinley,
Mike O'Tuomey, Mike O'Norton, Tommy O'Creamer,
Johnny Mckinley. Tommy OMurphey, Dan O'Brien,
El. Hagen, Terry 0'Farley.
For Assembly-Bnly O'Wiiey, Jenny o'Reed,
Jenny McKeever, Johnny O'Hays, Joe O'Scuy, Mike
O'Crain, Nike O'Cassdy, Aleck O'Mulligan, Mike
OMuaphy, Dennis OBurns, Johnny O'Galyin, Tim
OBurns, Jenny 0'Reiily, Billy O'Quinn, Dan 0'Rel-
ly, Johnny O'Folan, Larry O'Kernan, Jon. O'Quinn,
Pat O'Donough, Billy Mccarthy, F. O'Byrne Jenny
ODonovan. Pat O'Hays; Tommy OBrogan, Terry
OReilley. Mike O'Fao, Jenny Mccarthy.
For the last year two we have given occupation
to jenny O'Kelly, Sheriff; Dick O'Connolly, Comp
troller Charley O'Halpne and Miles Reilly, twin
Registers; Billy O'Connor, County Clerk Dick
O'Gorman, Corporation Attorney, besides filling
host of places, such Police Justices, Aldermen,
Supervisors, Councmen, and the like, with tie O's
and Mes, all OF whom might have been leading Fe-
MAN raids into Canada and making the Queens Own
fly before them If their hands had not been rrofta
bly, occupied with municipal affairs.
The Herald adds that the generous people of New
York are resolved to 'hand the balance of the
the hands of the Fenians. The taxes of
New York only Sl92 for each voter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07
Notice

S hereby given, to the citizens of Wayne Town
IL ship. Wayne County, Indiana, that 1. Frederick
Otte, white male inhabitant of said township, in
tend to apply to the Board of Commissioners, of said
county, at their next Term, commencing the first
Monday in December, 1867 for license to barter and
sell Intoxicating liquors by less quantity than
quart at time, and to suffer the same to be drank
the premises where sold for the term of year,
pursuant to the statute in such made and pro-
ved The precise location of the premises in which
desire to SELL and suffer such liquor to be drank, is
follows
Being in part of Lot No. q in that part of the city
of Richmond, laid out by John Smith beginning at
point Main street, feet east of the North West
corner of said Lot running thence South 81 degrees
west IS feet inches thence south, 84A degrees,
east Is inches thence north 81 degrees, 761<
feet to Main street thence west. along said street.
the place of beginning, the south side of Main
street. between Pearl and Front Streets in said city,
county, and township.
FREDERICK OTTE.
Richmond, Ind, Nov. 7th, 1867. 37-4w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07

4 waggish journalist, who is often
merry over his personal plainness, tells
this story of himself:
Il went into drug store early the
other morning for dose Of morphine
for a sick friend. The night clerk object
ed to giving it to me without a perscrip
tiol evidently fearing l meant to destroy
myself 'Pshaw,' said do look like
man who would kill himself?' Gaz
ing at me steadily for half a minute, he
replied: 4 don't exactly know. Seems
to me if 1 looked like you should be
greatly tempted to kill myself"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Cincinnati Markets.


CINcINNArI, November I. 1857
FLOUR-Famiy SO 75@11 90;
WHEAT-No. white wheat, So 409l2 As No l
winter red is held at 50 5O@2 60.
CORN-The market is dull and heavy.
OATS-Dull at 6s@69c for No. 2.
RYE-Frm; sales at the close, of No. at 81 35
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Steady at Soc in bond
MESS PORK-Dull, but not pressingIy offered
is held at S24 IS.
BULK MEATS-Firmer sales of 100000 is at
lie for shoulders 1914 for sides and for clear rib
sides.
LARD-Firm at 1870 with sales
HAMS--Unchanged.
GROCERIES-Steady and in fair demand.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 30@35c.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 81 229I %.
GOLD-l435s buying, and dull.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07

The italian war is over-after severe
ficht between the Garibaldians and Pa
nal troops, the former were defeated,
losing about 800 killed, large number
wounded and 1000 prisoners. The lat
ter lost about 200 killed. About 5000
French troops arrived on the field and
turned the tide of battle against Carl.
baldi, causing his defeat Garibaldi
and his son were taken prisoners.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-11-07
Notice

TU0HE citizens of Wayne Township, Wayne County,
IL Indiana, and all others interested, are hereby
County Commissioners, of Wayne County, commence
ing on the first Monday in December, 1867. We Au.
gustu Camp and Henry Westermann, partners, and
Westermann, shall apply for license to sell intoxicat-
ing Liquors in less quantities than quart at time,
with the privilege of permitting the to be drank
on the premises where sold, hereafter described.
The premises which wish to sell said Liquors,
under the license, are as follows
Being the house situated on the undivided half of
lot No. one in that part of the city of Richmond
Wayne County, Indiana, laid out by Poe and Hitte,
and is built at the intersection of Fifth and South
streets, of said city. It being the house occu-
pied by dwelling house and Grocery Store,
said house and premises in Wayne Township,
Wayne County. Indiana;
AUGUST CAMP
HENRY WESTERMANN.
November 7th, 1867. 37-4w.
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Administrators Notice.
November 7th, Is Il.

II ETTERS of Administration on the Estate of
IL Isaac Mellender, late Of Wayne Township Wayne
County, and State of Indiana, deceased. have this
day been granted to the undersigned by the CLERK OF
the Wayne Common Please Court of said County.
All persons having claims against said estate are 70.
quired to file them with the Clerk of said Court duly
pr'ven, before the expiration of year from this
date. ISAAC X SEANEY Administrator
November 4, 1867. 37-3w