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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-19

ON
W-eds<s&sg BeesdsE, Jsiy 3, 1867.
Committee Of Arrangement
John Pindey, Thomas o'Connor,
Michael 0'Connor, Daniel Fitzgerald,
D 0'sullIvan.
Invitation Committeei
COLI HILL.
Michael Moriarty. William Kelly.
D O'Sullivan, Michael Harris,
WI Armstrong. John 0'Donoughs.
Thos Lnlsy, M CL Murphy,
Michael ofConnor. Michael Hurley.
John Pindey, C0'Sullivsn,
Michael Smith, Nr Fasen,
Daniel Fitzgerald, A Mitchell,
Timothy o'connsll. Thos Markiion,
Kelly, John Carroll,
John OLary, PJ Harlan.
Richard Rule, Francis NcGes,
Dennis Finton, John Sullivan.
Michael Mansfield. Maurice O'Connor.
Thos Finlln, Patrick Shea,
Edvard Rule. Thomas Driseoll.
WIZ Brodsrick, CLh Murphy.
VIRGINIA
Timo,hx sulliysn. Thos Csvsugh,
49,. 2r.nriIn. Martin Grandhsld.
T.hn E.nn.dy James Malone,
rrhn. O,connor. John Moriarty.
-. John Ferris,
10y H..in.ton. Patrick Burke,
Patrick Henertng' ..ns
p p oSConnor, Cornelius Csuhin.
SILVER CITY.
c.-..rr. Esnnedy, II O'Sullivan.
Ha NJ. mold. Jerry 0Rsily,
. utshssI Fitzpatrick, Dennis O'Lary.
Patrick Pllnn, horr's snesnAn.
DAYTON.
WIN Norton, Hon micnasl walsh.
pH Judre, Patrick Glastsr, ln
Capt p O'Tools.
R1oor ManaGerst ~
Dani.' -ons, DJO'sulivan.
VIM Norton, Thos OConnor.
Floor Directors.
W b Armstrong, John Walsh,
DANIEL LYONS.
rIChhTs 90
Gold Hill, June 10, 1857. Isls.td
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Lie - T.
an TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH, BETWEEN
" Virginia and Gold Hill. Il Black Pocket
Memorandum Book, containing q check on tho
Confidence Mining Company, In favor Of Moore &
Riorden, and ono share Of Savage stock standing
In thsnlmo Of Thos. Moore. No. 1881. AL per.
sons are cautioned against purchasing said Check
and Stock. a. payment and transfer has been
stopped. The finder will be suitably Rewarded
by leaving IL ct the Pioneer Boiler Works, Lower
Gold Hill, or at McCluskey's Saloon.
Gold Hill, June l9, 1867. Jcl9.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-19
Indian DepredRtions.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-An official
report of the capture of the city Of Cam
peachy by the Liberals on June LIST, has
been received by Minister Romero.
New York, June l6.-The HerSlds
City of Mexico correspondent Of the 25th
of May gives a dolefnl account of the
situation at the capital. Famine was
threatening the poor inside the walls.
1t was only due to the judicious meas
ure of the chief Of the municipality that
q panic had not swept the populace into
disorder and riot. The impending col
lection Of taxes continued and was un-
r~emittingly carried on in q most tyrAn-
meal manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-19
billiard Match.

QuEBEo, June l5.-ln the match for
the billiard championship of Canada,
Dion won. The score was-Dion, u
500; Crown, SOC. The playing was very
bad on both sides.
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MARKETs.

NEW ORLEANS, November 18.-Cot
ton, quiet and easier; sales, 5000 bales
receipts, 2029 bales exports, 2l4S bales
middIiug Orleans, 17G174c. The steamer
Magenta brought the largest load Of the
season Yesterday, consisting OF 3225 bales
Sugar and molasses, unchanged. Flour
dull superfne, 50 so choice, SlS@l3 p
Corn, dull snd dropping, 81 4D(gl 4S
Oats, dull, 75@7Sc. Pork, extremely
dull, no sales, nominally, So. Bacon
dull and decliningi shoulders, retailing
at l3e; clear rib sides, l6ici clear sides
lie. Lard, dull primes tIerees, i24Gl3c'
key, I34c. Gold, l40A; sterling, 5Ot953
New York sight, to premium.
LOUISVILLE. November Is Tobacco
quiet sales 80 hogheads at S5@l7 for
light Jugs to medium leaf. Cotton, low
middling, l52e. Flour unchanged,
Wheat, 50 3592 48. Corn, old shelled.
81. new ear, Csc. Oats, Csc in bulk,
Hogs firm and scarce, Sc 25@6 IS gross
Mess Pork, $40 80. Bacon shoulders,
I2Ic packed. Lard in ~tierees, l2@l2tc.
Raw whisky bonded, 95c,
C~INQINNATL, November l6.-Flour il
dulI-family, Sil9l1 %. Wheat quiet.
Corn. new ear, SIC. Oats firm al &C,
Rive. 81 as. Cotton duli-middling, lee.
Tobacco steady, Whisky steady. Pork
Is held at S2G. Lard, lie. Bacon IN
changedZshoulders are Il@T1}c; clear
sides, l5te; cut meats advanced to Z, 9,
and Toe for shoulders, sides and hams,
Butter dull at 30G33c. Cheese, apples
and potatoes unchanged. Hay dull 81
Sl7. Hogs, Sc 25@6 80 gross, S. % net
The weather is clear and cool.
NEW York, November lB.-COttOn,
lower; sales, 1900 bales uplsndsi 17sG
lsc. Flour, lO9l5c lower; superfine,
State and western, IS 5099. Whisky.
quiet and unchanged. Wheat, dull Gnd
f62e lower. Rye, firmer ; Western.
ST e5. Corn, mixed western 81 s4G
! 86]. Oats, 6rmer western, fSGT94c.
Wool, less active domestic fleece, 44G
SIC. Rice, quiet Carolina, 946l0c
Coffee, firm. Sugar, firm Cuba, ll4G
I27e. MOIasses, dull. Pork, quiet bui
steady, SCI. Lard, quiet but steady
barrels, 1875 69l3sc.
New YORK, November I6.-Money Il
steady at 667 for call loans. Sterling
quiet, 969t. Gold, Set. Exports o,
specie to-day, S24a,77s. Government
quiet. O. ~
Bank 9atement.-Loans, S24s, 439, sl4
increase, sT26, $50; specie, Sla, 7S4e64
increase, SslT, $50 circulation, $84, 1874,
S66; increase, S64,46s; deposits, Sl75,
F42,5 $50 decrease, slOB a5s; legal tenders
S54,85T, ESQ., decrease. $ ,ll2,239; stock;
animated ; Tennessee's, 64t9644; re-
ceipts at the sub treasury, 4,5O7, 76S fol
the week, $7,S2s,027, including s., 7s5,
687, from customs. Payments to-day
S228, 6SS; for the week, Sl4,9l3,sSs
balance, $40, 29S,276.
ST. LOUIS, November 16.-Tobaceo
active comRon to medium Leaf, So 500
IL 80. Cotton, lower; middliug lac
Flour, irregular, S7S14. Wheat, heavy
and easier, 81 S092 60. Corn, s5@Si
Oats, 65667c. Rye and barley, IN
| changed. Pork, S2l. Bacon clear sides
ice; shoulders, l2fc. Lard, dull 70
choice fierce. Hogs, IS 5lG6 So Mum.
Der killed to date, $4,000. Whisky ad
vanced TO 50 20. The weather is elea
and cooler.
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PEISOIPLEs GOVERSTNs THE cos.

A GOVERNMENT Of white men for white
men; and no political miseegenstion.
LoYALrT to the Union OF the STATE FTDEL-
Try 70 the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience to and maintenance OF
AL law, state and National, cOnstitutionany
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation and OPP
preston, OF one mar Or many; and 70 al en-
croachmenus upon the rights OF hreemen or OF
states, OF upon the just and Constitutional
prerogatives Of any Department Of the State
CT National Governments
Nc EsTABLrsHNESrs OF Military despOtiSms,
no e~nthrouiug Of martial Law, no suspension
orthe writ OF Habeas Corpus, nc Staying OF cit
liens BY Military Commission. no Interference
with the Courts, no Iettres Dc, oaeheL In time OF
peace.
STRICT sUBoRDrsAr1oS OF the Military to the
Civil Power.
No STANDING ARxIE OF States In time o.
pesce.
RESTORATION OF d~isfranehised citizens 20 all
rights and privileges OF which they have been
disseIzed no prosecutions or disqualification
for poIIucal opinions: for the PAST oblivion
OF offences; for the PRESENT and FUTuKA'
UN1oy, PEACE, Law ana oRDER-
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to El Freshmen otthe
African race, ofan the CIVIL rights OF feemen-
No RRPUDIArIoS, by Stale or Nation, OF
honest and awful debt
No REVIVAL OF old party differences but q
Union OF au Conservative men, Of al former
paroles. who revere the Constitution. to restore
the old landmarks OF the Government
No LEGISLATION to plumber one portion 81
the country for the profit OF another portion.
wHArEvKR is JUST; Whatever is RIGHT
vbstsrer Is Of coon REPUTE, and worthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen
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LATEST
BY
Night dispatches


WASHINGTON, November l5.-It Is
understood that PRige's painting OF Ad.
mirsl Farragut, dashed 10 the rigging OF
the flagship Hartford, and directing the
movements Of the Union feet under nrei
off the forts and harbor at Mobile, has
sia at 500, 900. The picture Is now on
exhibition at the artists studio In New
York. a1
The amount Of fractional currency
issued from the Printing Bureau for the
week is $457 600; shipped, 500, S34, In
GLIDING $4,000 to the United States
depository at Pittsburg, and 100000 TO
the treasury at st. Louis. National
Bank currency issued, Slls,5S0. Frae-
tional currency redeemed and destroyed
$407, SEQ.
LOUISVILLE, November 16.-Tbe river
Is stationary with three feet six inches in
the canal. The weather is clear and
Ronl
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lei

~. W.
HAY-At st. Louis, Missouri, on 9th octo-
Der, 1851, WILLIAM FRANCIS, aged 3 years ana
a months and Al Memphia, Tennessee, on
i5th November, 1857, ALEKAEDEs kESSEDI,
AGED IL years and 8 months. both natives OF
Gi1seoW. rcotiand, and Oldest and youngest
sons Of Alexander Hay. New Orleans
They were lovely In their hves,and In their
deaths they were not long divided.
HcEwFN-At her residence, near Byhalia,
on the 7th Inst, OF c~onsumpu0ni MIS- HosA
LFOSARp McEwEN, in her 81 year, only
danEbter OF Mrs. NJ. H. Donaldson, ofthis city
Matches papers please copy
RoBIHsON-Diod, or saturday evening. a.
OF. ock. GRoRQE ELMER, infant son OF VIM. A
and Mrs \. L. Robinson.
g Fuueral IN take place Pt 2 O'Clock, from
their residence. corner Of Linden and Clinton
streets. 49,
P~OsTON-Dled, on the 2oth Of October last .
e~prirzvIle, La # yellow fever, JOHn aAHELI
PosroN, Of his city.
Clarssvi1e. Tenn, papers please copy.
CLARK-Died, on the morning o. The I5ti
inst, az the res'dence Of his father, Nj, TtLLro'
CLkaK, aged "a yeaB. i HnA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

PARIS, November lo.-Brown q Levels
life saving tackle, an American inven-
ton for instantaneously lowering and de-
taching small boats from the side Of ves-
sells when under Roadway, has been
adopted by the French navy after q trial
by the French feet at Toulon.
Late dispatches from Athens, Greece,
state that since the failure Of the Turco-
Cretan mission, hostilities have been re-
sumed in CaUdia.
The meteoric shower on the night Of
the 18th and morning of the l4th, was
very brilliant. Many thousands were
visible, not only IN the city, but through
out France, according TO the records
made by the professors of the various
observRtories.
MANCHESTER, November l6.-It Is
thought that the sentences Of most of the
Fenians recently convicted In this city
by q special commission will be COM
muted to hard labor for a term Of years,
or Punishment. All, however, whose
offence was worst, and present the fewest
claims for mercy will probably-fsr the
sake Of example-suffer the extreme pen
atty of the law on November 23d.
DUBLIN, November l6.-The Fenian
trials are progressing in this city. The
Jury in the case of Costello last evening
brought in a verdict Of guilty. Both be
and Halpin, who was convicted several
Days ago, will probably receive their
sentences to-day.
HAVANA, November 16,-Sugar, firm
| at S683 reals for Nos. l to II. Some
sugar plantations here have commenced
grinding, but the yield is small. The
hurricane destroyed the sugar cane at
Porto Rico, and it is expected that this
will cause 3 rise in prices.
DUBLIN, November l6-Eve.-On the
opening Of Court, Warren and Halpin
were sentenced to fifteen years imprison-
ment, and Costello to seven years.
FRAHKFoRT, November l6-Eye.-U.
s.. bonds closed at 753.
LONDON, November 16-Eve.-Amer-
lean securities are firmer and in better
demand, though prices are not quotably
altered.
LONDON, November I6.-The Con
ference proposed by the Emperor Ma
poleon, for the settlement of the Roman
question, seems TO be attended with diff
culties. The Pope objects to any con-
ference whatever, and the several Pow
ere that have been invited to participate,
are divided on the question Of the
necessity for q Convention. It is as
serted that Spain is the emily nation that
supports the temporal power Of the Pope
ia any event. 1t is now asserted that
the United States Government Is to pay
S1I, SOC, 600 for the Danish India Islands
Of St. Thomas, ST. Johns and Santa
Cruz, subject to a claim of France on the
last named, or 81, 900 for the first
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TO CORRESP0NBENTs.

\, not,,e oap be taken Of anonymous Com
-unicstors. Whatever is Intended fer in
ssvtion in the APPEAL, must be suthentt
80 bv The name snd address OF the
-stsr as a guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
p-sl,s.s letters should be addressed to "THE
APFEAL," Memphis.
Communication for publication must be Wrl-
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
Al other matters connected with the sdito-
rial department, should be addressed; Ed
Tors or APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot Is s rule, undertake 10 return att
q srot found suitable for publication
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Agents wanted Everywher
FOR "FNLEY'S CHURN-DASHER."

Tue FINLEY CHURN DAsHER eonblnes 70 July the requisite qualities Of HsP6aEs
gssasMaw ys 49, Ps sesns s5ns 49, q e. Sn% inPs@s1SS e5 L s2AE g%-
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a4 snd noee especially 50 with ne soneo the southern States, who nov EEL 50 ge~ayhs
~RNnb@ nat the retail price has been nA 4 70 UR DOLLARS each swD where's and
that the proprietor intends toh hold and exerase the excnaayeI night tothen uARt sand sale
81 he Iasher for IN vh0e Unhed BEta and canuNt therefore De obtAnedt AFongh M oner
.Rms9gtat asHAaeak price to Ageaa as been nId, as a a@S . ias9Esa hgs
PMt 20 H@n egaeas may ands with nHGFF snd TACT ana mt l&n sSnS 81
cash captFiol ens Gndred to one Thousand dolEu,m make more I9RD, n ~ he Wn 80
.EoHbss nd with 6n 1ktha many oheBa1 aound you With msAnds OF AAmN@~
other puuntn HHlvaa 49,.
R1ea6r, that unrS abTHgf mrgaem men, who ne vnfngto pull OF coat an oil .
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snne bMgey you Can Visit hem on Nota on horaFk by wagon r2roaa spd ssaneoSf
and IT WILL A NU WLL TO 10 II 10 wherever you nay % va n7- 0ARs 90 sM
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eah mag md b. yWv Wn mhrd1H GwG and hepsa good rporunny % 9og So InoV
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

THE New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes as follows I:
"The Greeley, or Chase, or Radical
wing Of the party, DESTROYS Of maintain
ing The unity 0 fsthe Republican organi-
cation unbroken, we hear to-day are
fixing ~ a plan which VII force the re-
ticent General to say whether his princi.
Piles are In unison with those Of the Re
publicans or not also, whether he will
accept q Republican nomination If ten
dered 10 him. What the details OF this
plan are, your correspondent Is not in
formed, but the developments between
now and the meeting Of Congress will
make ltbppaEeAt,P
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17
TRIAL OF NIX. DAVIS.
H-aFa ..

EQAtOH memphis hppHdAs
Very soon, within u few days, will &C.
cur the most solemn and mOmentous
trial that has ever taken place in this
nation. Jefferson Davis, the chosen
President Of the Southern people, will be
tried for his life, his high crime being the
fact that be was made by the South the
exponent of its political faith.
he Z 70 be tried by q jury Of negroes
and malignant whites, and every possible
means will be used TO procure the for
teiturs Of his life. Thousands of earnest
hearts are praying in secret shat his life
be suared. Thousands are elsmoring for
his conviction. Is il not fitting and right
that now and during his tFial special
prayers be offered in the churches 10 the
Most High God, supplicsting Him to
sustain the prostrate chief throughout
his fiery notwithstanding Him to
raise up able counsel and abundant
means through whose aid be may obtain
q triumphant acquittal and v~indication
before the world?
God did not hear the passionate plead
ings IN the past for the success OF our
cause, but Ne Bsg nOg grant the pray
er, when we implore OF Him the life OF
the illustriOus chief
ST. CATHARINEs, Dominion OF Canada, Nov.
utb, 1865.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TRICE-Died, ESTHER TRIcE- This friends Of
wn. Tfice are invited 20 attend her funeral
this day at 10 a M, fron her late residences on
Echcls street, between Vance and Elliott.
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TIE Estippsl Intelligence gives the
following sketch Of 5 new statute, iron
icaly put into a private letter By of
the most distinguished jurists OF the
country-himseIf pFdently attached to,
and officially associated With the Rep4b-
lican administrator Of the late President
Lincoln: Hs|t#
Sec. !. Be Il enacted, etc, The Presi-
dsnt shall have nothing TO do with the
legislation Ct Congress. He shall have
nc power, and no right 20 recommend
measures in Congress; and every sct Of
Congress passed by the two Houses shall
be the supreme law Of the land, anything
in the Constitution TO the contrary
thereof notwithstanding.
Sec. 2. The President shall no longer
We COMMUNICATING Of the army
and navy, but such command shall be
exercised by such person or persons as
Congress may from time to time desig-
nate.
Sec. g. The President shall have moth
ing to do With the nomination or APP
pcintment OF any officer Of the United
States; but all officers, civil and military,
high and low, in any way connects
with the Executive and Judicial Govern
ment, shall be appointed by such person,
in such manner and for such length of
time as Congress shall from time to time
direct.
Sec. 4. The Judicial eSlrts Of the United
| States, and each separate Judge theEsof,
shall have no Jurisdiction to hear and de-
termine any case or to decide any ques-
ton which relates to the agreement or
disagreement Of aHy act Of Congress with
the Constitution.
And il any Judge shall do to the con-
trarV by assuming jurisdiction in any
such case, be shall be subject to military
arrest, to trial by o military commission,
and to imprisonment In the Dry Tortu
gas, or other military prison suitable TO
such offenders. And when such erimi-
nails have been so imprisoned they shall
In no wise be discharged thence, except
! upon q warrant TO be issued Jointly by
the presiding officers Of the two Houses
| Of Congress, or u warrant 70 BE- issued
by four loyal members, two of each
House.
Sec. s. Any Unite mar who has hereto
fore published, or declared, or shall here
after publish or declare, in print, Ia
writing, or in advised speaking, enything
d~isresDectful Of Congress, or 81 any LOVdl
Congressman, shall be liable TO trial by
a military commission, and for his sedf-
tious crime, may be imprisoned in the
Dry TOrtugas, or other suitable military
prison, for any reasonable time, not ex-
ceeding ten years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

ASTRONOMERS are preparing the
minds Of the masses for another mete-
oric exhibition, 10 occur on the 14th of
this month. The maximum OF the dis
play Is calculated to occur 81 ABOUT half.
past two o'clock am, on Thursday of
next week. The exhibition should COM
meuee at about one o'clock am, and
continue until four. It is pre-
dicted that the Appearances will
be probably at their hight in Charles
ton at ten minutes past two, and will
be visible in the city Of Mexico about
midnight. In New York they may be
ct their height ct twenty-five minutes to
three , in Quebec and Boston at q quar-
ter to three, and in Halifax at ten min
utes past three. America, It is concluded,
ought to be illuminated BY them through
the whole night 10 some part, and 1t will
be very interesting to astronomers to
observe how they keep time, and
whether there is any uniformity Of esp-
DeaFance In the heayens along the pa tn
way marked out FOR them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

The National hteltgencef says: One
of the results Of the late election in
Maryland will be that n Of the great
national political parties will not have 3
singie representative In either branch OF
the State Legislature. This has never
before occurred in any State since the
foundation Of the Government, and prob
ably will never happen again. Yet, the
cause is palpable enough, for years, and
until very recently, a very handful Of
u~nscEupnlous men have ruled the state
with an iron rod, and t~yTannized over
the great body of the people, until they
have made them IS one man in resisting
further sggressions and not content with
Whist they have dope, made o bold at
tempt to perpetgste their tyranny by
suhieeting the State to the nominal con-
trolof Congress. but in reality aiming at
a perpetustion of their own power by for
eign bayonets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

REVOLUTIONARY riots, instigated by
the party Of action, hays broken out in
different parts Of Italy. In Milan, seve-
raj Of the rioters were killed by'fhe mill
tary. 1t Is again asserted that a large
body Of French troops aided the PapRl
soldiers 10 defeat GaribRldi al critical
moment in the late battle EsPoleon
advises the Pope not to prosecute the
persons who voted the union with Italy.
The London Times thinks that If the
Emperor Of France fails TO obtain 9
penersl conferences be viii again abandon
he Pore 10 Italy. DO more French
troops VIII leave goplop feE Bone,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

The Baltimore markets are at present
ahundantly supplied with wild ducks,
the late north easterly storms having
driven vast fOcks southwark. ChesR-
make Bay, with its tributary streams,
the Susq1ehanna, Elk, dunp0wder and
others, being alive with the various vsrie-
ties. Canvasbaek, redhead, mallard, cub
head, teal, and summer ducks being in
abundance, either in the marshes or in the
rivers and coves, Wild geese have also
arrived, but Is yet we have beard Of no
/ arrival OF swans. The reed fats, In the
soil Of which the seed of wild rice
aboGuds, furnishes substance to all
the marsh ducks. The mode Of
killing wild fowl on the Chesapeake
! is from batteries" or sink boxes"
The gunner lies completely hidden
| from sight. generally having two guns
on board, the " sinkr being completely
surrounded by dec0ys, and woe 70 the
duck that comes within the range Of the
sportsman's gun. A party Of gunners
! one day last week killed four hundred
and eighty birds, while thousands come
into HavTe de Grace from the Susoue-
hannah hsts alone each day. The old
! system Of shooting from points st the
fowl on the wing, as they passed to and
| fro from their feeding grounds at morn
I ing and evening, has been comparatively
abandoned az well es that Of "tolling.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

WILL sell my lower Plantation in Tunica
county, or exchange II for other good PROP
srty, or lease II for the next year or Tor . series
OF years. II is on6 Of the hifhe3t M besi Il
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