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Department; that all Executive power
is vested in the President; that the Heads
Of Departments are his agents, TO give
effect to his will and determinations, and
not to compose a Council, 10 decide
matters by vote, and override his will,
or share responsibility with him that,
necessarily, he must select them for
himself, and II they do not act Loyalty In
accordance with his will, but oppose 1t,
and become hostile 10 his policy, he has
the power to dismiss them, and cannot
be controlled in that by the Senate, and
that any law which attempts to limit his
powers in that respect Is void.
AS Commander-in-C Chief OF the army,
his orders to all military officers are
those Of a military superior, from whose
mandate there Is no appeal, because there
Is no higher power; 30 that they must
be implicitly obeyed. The Legislature
cannot relieve any officer from that
obligation or make him in any wise
independent Of the will Of his Com
mander in Chief.
We have shown that the Constitution
is subverted in its very essence, II the
Legislature encroaches on the rightful
powers Of the Executive, as it always
inelines to do: and that each is indie
pendent Of the other, its powers held
under the Constitution; and neither
having any power or right to define the
boundaries or limit the extent Of the
powers Of the other.
The application which we propose to
make of these principles, We must defer
until our next number.
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Noon Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-Maj. Gen.
Geo n. Thomas and staff left this after
noon for New Orleans, to assume com
mand OF the 9th military district, vice
Sheridan, transferred.
AUGUSTA, GA, August 22.-General
order No. SO, from Gen. Pope's head
quarters, directs grand and petit Jurors
for the trial Of all cases in the depart
ment, to be hereafter drawn exclusively
from lists Of registered voters, without
discrimination.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-Gen. Grant
has issued an order mastering out OF
service ali additional paymasters, to take
effect the LIST of October.
A large number of buildings in the
neighboFhOOd Of the departments, now
rented by the government, are to be
given up as sOOn as the papers and
records a be transferred to the depart
ment. About fifty clerks are to be dis
missed on account OF the scarcity of
work.
NEW YORK, August 22.-The Fenian
convention of the O'MshoDy branch is
In session to-day, and has proceeded to
organize. 1t is quite largely attended.
Report says Sam Collyer and Barney
Aaron are matched for another prize
fight.
The Pacific mail company have de-
clared q quarterly dividend Of three per
cent.
COLUMBUS, August 22.-The total num-
Der registered yesterday was hfty-seven,
whereof thirty-fve were whites.
In Charleston the number registered
yesterday was 235, whereof lao were
whites.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRrs.l

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Iti is already
known that instructions were some days
ago sent to Gen. Sickles, that processes
of federal courts must not be interfered
with by the military. Recent dispatches
from the south say hat Notwithstanding
this, order No. 10 is still in force. These
facts, unexplained, would convey the
impression that Sickles is disposed to be
cOuntumaeious, and to disreL ard orders
from the war department; but 1t is posi-
lively known here that the instructions,
at his request, are temporarily suspended
in order to hear his views on the sub
ject.
The following telegram was received
to-day from Omaha to Hon. n. G. Tay-
Tor, commissioner of Indian affairs:
~ sent ten Indian Tunners yesterday
from North Platte, with peace offerings
10 the hostile Indian camps south Of the
Platte. On the same day Spotted Tail
with $50 friendly Sioux, by consent OF
Commissioners, started on q Buffalo hunt.
They we're much pleased, and promised
70 meet the commissioners at North
Platte. H. B. DENNAN,
superintendent Indian Afairs."
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-The river is
rising, with three feet one inch in the
canal.
DETROTT, August 22.-At Lansing this
morning the new constitution was signed
by sixty-six members of the convention,
which then adjourned sine die.
The trOttiRg race to-day between
Brown George and running mate against
Gen. Butler, was won by the team,
taking first, third and fourth heats I;
third heat was made in 2:2ll.
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MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-Sales of Is
hhds tobacco at from So so for lugs L
Sl8 25 for medium leaf. Superipe Aour
81 % choice new, S1I. Wheat. 50 O5
Corn, in bulk, S5c; shelled and delivered
81. Oats, $4,000 in bulk. Rye, 81 Is
Mess pork, S23 so. Bacon shoulders
l23c; clear sides, l64c ; sugar cured hams
2O4@2l4c. Lard, l22c for tieees. Gro.
ceries are unchanged. Raw whisky, 800
10 bond.
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Tobacco, firm
and unchanged. Hemp, firm and IN.
changed. Flour, unchanged. Wheat,
heavy and lower prime to fancy white,
50 IS; prime red, 81 2062 80; good e
choice, 81 6591 80. Corn, firm 81 O56
l 124 for white mixed and yellow,
81 O50I 10. Oats, firm 65G68e. Bar.
ley, 81 10. Rye, higher 81 O59I Is.
Provisions, steady and unchanged. Lard,
firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-Flour frmer:
family SO 409Il so. Wheat unchanged
and firm. 1t SO 1902 20. Corn firm, at
90(99lc for mixed. Oats higher; No
&c. Rye scarce 81 Is. Whisky firm,
at SOC in bond. Provisions buoyant ;
S23 SO refused for pork. Lard l24c,
Bulk meats, shoulders 114c, sides l3tc.
Bacon held to higher. Sugar firm, at II
@i5c. Coffee 22927c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 22.-Cotton
sales to-day 400 bales. Prices unchanged /:
low middling 264. Receipts 81 bales: ex-
ports 1893. Flour quiet; common Sc 90
xxx S11 SO. Corn in good demand.
Holders asking 10c advance. sales of
IL - AZ rnn4@AH n.l --r1L-
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DIR PLATF0RM.

IayALrv TO the Union OF the STATES: FIDEL'
%, the Constitution in its true extent anC
meaning Obedience 70 and maintenance O
al law. states and National, cOnstitutionany
enacted.
RESISTANCE 70 Tyranny, Csurpation and OP
prsss'on. Of one man or many and TO all en-
rraachmenrs upon the rights OF freemen or o
states. or p the just and Constitutions
pr--ozatives Of any Department Of the Stat
or National Governments
RESTORATION Of disfranchised citizens 70 al
rights and privileges Of which they have beer
diz--izei.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 10 the co.ored race
ofaI the rights OF freemen.
NJ REPUTATION by state OF Nation ofsny
honest debt.
NJ E-rABLIsHNESTs Of Military despotlsms
10 e~nthronIng OF martial law, no suspension
oythe writ Of Hsbeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit
liens by Military Commission, no iGtres d
e1ebsf, in time Of pesce.
STRICT INTERPRETATION ofthe Military % thu
Civil Power.
No srASDrG Of States In time o.
pssCs.
APPROVAL OF the efforts OF the President q
p-even. the humiliation OF civil liberty by the
notwithstanding OF the Government, and tc
restore The Union Of the States; and Of all thai
he has done to defend the Constitution and &c
maintain the rightful supremacy OF the civil
Law; and charity and allowance for what he has
left undone or done smiss.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, August 22.-It is said that one
Of the results of the conference, held al
salisbury between Napoleon and Francis
Joseph, is to Insist that the South Ger
man states shall unite in confederation
Of which Austria is to be the head. The
emperors also agreed as to the policy
hereafter to be pursued by Austria and
France on the eastern question.
LONDON, August 22-Consols, "a 9-16.
5 Dos, 73f. Illinois Central, IA. Erie,
All. Atlantic and Great Western, 21t.
Markets unchanged.
LONDON, August 22-Evening.-The
weekly returns Of the bank Of England
show a specie increase Of al 900.
FRANKFORT, August 22-Evening.-
United States bonds, ut.
LIVERPOOL, August ., ~p.m.-Cotton
closed heavy, with a decline OF I'd. on
uplsnds; uPlsnds, 10sd.; Orleans, lid
sales 10000 bales. Flour, 34s. per Dbl.
Corn S5s. Cd. Wheat, lbs, Sd. for new
southern.
VIENNA, August 22.-The Journal in
this city, generally acknowledged to be
the organ of Prime Minister Benst, as
serts to-day that defensive alliance has
been formed between Austria and France.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with lot
0Oxl0O, in the city OF Chicago, III, only three
quar- ers Of a mile from the heart OF the ely,
and within one b Ooz OF the street railroad IN
terseettng every part Of the city, Valued a.
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10 CnRREsPoNDENrs

40 notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
nunioatious. Whatever Is intended fer In
sartion in the APPEAL, must be suthenu-
Gated By the name and address OF me
writs-. As q guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
Bps,nsss letters should be addressed to " TIKI
PPEAL Memphis.
Communication for publication must % VIII
ten on one side OF the page only, and Vlih
ali other matters connected with the edito-
al departmeut. should be addressed: EDI-
TORS APPEAL, Memphis.
We csunot, asa rule, undertake 70 return Nu-
rlss not found suitable for publication.
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PRISON MORFALITY-ARDBRsON
WILLIE AND ELMIRA.
RICHMOND, VA. August 1
nfthA New YORK WnrIh.

RICHMOND, VA. August Il
To the Editor ofthe New York World:
Sir: 1 have Just seen in 8 city paper a
paragraph credited to the World alleging
that among the Confederate prisoners al
Elmira, during the last four or five
months Of the use Of that prison, the
deaths only amounted to a few indi-
viduals out Of many thousand prisoners.
am not able TO controVert that fact. AZ
l left there on the llth Of October. 1854.
but if the impression desired to be pro,
duced is that the general mortality At
that pen was slight, 1 can contradict il
from the record. During a portion OF
the period Of my Incarceration in the Ell
mira pen, it was my duty to receive from
the surgeons Office, each morning, the
reports ofthe deaths the preceding day,
and embody them in an official report To-
be signed by the commandment Of the
prison, and forwarded to the command
ant Of the post. l entered each morning
In 3 diary, which now lies before noe, the
number Of reported deaths, and the
facts demonstrate that In as healthy A
location as there is in New York, with
every remedial appliance in abundance,
with no epidemic, and with q great boast
Of humanity, the deaths were relatively
larger than among the federal prisoners
st Andersonyille, among q famished
people, whose quartermaster could not
furnish shelter 70 its soldiers, and whose
surgeons were without the commonest
medicines for the sick. The record shows
that at AndersOnville, between the lat of
February and the lst OF August, 1884. out
Of 5000 prisoners, 5000, or one.sixth,
died, a fearful rate unquestionably. But
the official report Of the Elmira pen
shows that during the month Of Septem-
Der, 1884, which was the first month after
the quota Of that prison was made up,
out OF less than nine thousand five hum
dred prisoners, the deaths were three
hundred ard eighty-six. In other words,
the average mortality at AndersonvilIe
during that period was one thirty-sixth
Of the whole per month, while at Elmira
it was q tweuty-1ifth Of the whole. At
Elmira it was four per cent, at Ander-
%soDville less than three per cent.
Your informant speaks of but nine
deaths, I believe ! have mialaid the pa.
peri during three or four months 81 Ell
mira Perhaps the official record will
show more than three times more deaths
en- ssingle day Of my incarcerati0n-Sep-
tamhar %. 1884
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"A New York. capitalist is about estab-
fishing a large factory at Richmond for
the manufacture of wooden and cotton
hosiery. The works will employ between
five and six hundred girls.
In the fall we are promised a COM
plete translation Of the bible by Joseph
Smith, the Mormon martyr. The manu-
script has been for many years in the
hands of his son and successor, and the
plates are already being stereotyped.
The corner stone Of the German Ro.
man Catholic church. Fifth street, New
York, was laid Monday by Archbishop
McCloskey, with imposing ceremony.
An Omaha dispatch says Gov. Butler
and seven men were recently attacked, on
the Big Blue river, by thirty-ive Indians.
A severe fight ensued, In which the In
dams were defeated.
yellow fever prevails to an alarming
extent at Pensacola, not in the shipping
only, but In the city itself, and at War
ringtOn.
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shoulders, 1Sc for clear sides. Lard.
choice keg, 148. Gold 40; sterling $50
55; Government sight premium.
NEW YORK, August p. - Cotton
steady 1909 bales sold to-day; upland,
2Sc. Flour dull and lower superfine,
S7@S 25. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
Wheat, 293c lower. Corn less active
new mixed western, 81 l1@1 Is. Oats
dull and lower; old, 75c. Rice dull.
Coffee, active Rio, Isle. Sugar, firm
Cuba, li4@12e. Molasses dull. Pork,
firmer; new mess, S25 50
Money rather more active, 496e foI
call loans sterling quiet, 9A@94; gold
lower, l4049l40b government stocks,
t9l lower, though closing firm coupons
1872, 1871 7 30s 107 stocks steady Yves.
tern Union telegraph 4S@43t Tennes-
see with coupons, So new IS receipts
at sub-treasury s., sos $50; payments,
81, 759, 1876; balance S139, 284 ,245.
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FIETH DAY

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE -Four mile heats. Sub
ject to the regulations which the committee
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association to add 5000.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRsT RACE-sALOON sTAKE.-Mls
heats, three best in I'VE. Free for all ages.
Purse $500 Entrance s5. Second horse 70 get
the entrance money.
SECOND MISREPRESENTATION STAKE.
Mile heats FOR beaten horses that have been run
al this meeting Entrance SO. Purse 500.
The Pool seller 70 add 500. Horses 70 be han
dieapped BY a committee appointed By The
President. A D. GIBSON,
jyD 6Ot Acting Secretary.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES,
The First and Capital Prt$e.

Col n. C. Ganoway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third street,, Memphis,
one block only nom the center Of the city, and
In the vicinity Of all the Federal, state and
County Offices Lot 81 feet front BY So deep.
Valued At S20,0OO.
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L~HNNaNUVI MI7osg INIe Ili Io0Is
We hereby certify that the above report OF
the First Drawing OF the Southern Asylum Is
correct, and that the proceedings were eharac-
terIzed by aspir1t of fairness and business IN
surpassed by any drawing Of which We have
any knowledge. The Managers OF the Com
pany placed the tick Is and wheels under our
sole uanagement and control
signed: J. B. MORGAN.
ROBERT TEMPLE,
Y. A. MERRIWETHER
". W. CAMPTON, -
NJ. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLLE
Commftsaa-
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
9xI0o feet: very available for residence and
desirably located. Values atSSOa.
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Card

WE viii at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii have Q completed by the 18th Of sep
mo but By the drst day OF that month we
will be ready TO receive goods on store
The sheds will be divided into IRE proof com
partments by brick walls, and covered WITH TN
Those wBO have patTOuiZed US for the as ~
seasons, and hos WhS may have prupo2ed TO
DO so the approaching one, may rest assurU We
will be ready for them
We design establishing a Cotton Comeaess IN
connection with our warehouse, upC1 An ad-
iacent lot, which viii BE- ready by tAe ~ Of Oe-
tober or sooner. The proximity or sur estab-
nshment to the river renders the handling OF
cotton 50 convenient thai we can transfer cot
ton for shipment BY river Tree OF drayaze. The
advantage OF the positisn is equal to one d ay-
sss on an cotton sent TOR oOmpressnent rom
other warehouses, while on All cotton in our
w~arehouse for compressment there can be two
drayaees saved, since 10 would be as easy for Us
10 transfer Il from our shed to the Compress as
BY drays
Fwe0 I r CHRISTI Az = m
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1t is again asserted Quantrel is dea

1t is again asserted Quantrel is dead
See the following letter
LEXINGTON, KY, August 10, 1857.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
In your paper Of yesterday you say
Mexico, in the commission business,
under the assumed name Of Samuel
Anderson. This is a mistake. Qusn.
trel and forty men came to Kentucky in
the fall Of 1854. He was mortality
wounded in a fight, captured aud taken
to Louisville, and there died in prison
under an assumed name. Gen. Joe
Shelby thought he was killed and buried
in WOodford county, until I told him
different. was In prison with two OF
his men.
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DIED.

LEIDY-On Thursday, AUGUST sd, Mrs. RUTH
ANN, rellct Of the late Monroe T. Leidy, sgst
hfty-tWo years.
The funeral will take place At o. o'clock thil
friday morning, from the residence Of ohI
McWnliams, Esq., No. 81 Union street. Car
riages will be In attendance Friends aud &C
quaintancss Of E. H. Leidy and Mrs. Sarah n
Clark are respectfully invited 70 attend. @
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Sirth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 95xlOO
feet, Valued AZ $50.
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4 GOOD ~LNTESTMENT.

A administrators OF the esta Q OF J. NJ. Lyles,
"a deceased, l wish to dispose OF either q half
or his entire interest as SOLE Lessee OF the mis-
sissippi State Penltsntiary. Ny brothers. lease
continues Tor u years, under an act OF the -es-
islature Of the state My object IN Offering 70
sell this Lease, either in whole or IN part is %
relieve myself Of the res Onsibillty OF personal
attention to the management OF the business,
which must, OF course, center at Jackson, the
State Capital, and 10 be properly controlled
would require my immedia eand constant su-
Deryfsion am a merchant, have q Rmiiy,
and am PERMANENTLY lOcated a oxford, Miss
and am otherwise 80 situated mat cannot
Eive the immense interest growing out or this
Lease that attention which 10 deserves There
are al this time about two hundred conV1cts In
the Penitep tiarY. For particulars address me-
W. L. LYLEs. Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
GOV. B. 6. Humphreys, Ex once, Jackson,
Miss.
GaI6reath, stewart 4 Co, Memphis
Petty 4 Sawyers, Mobile, Ala
GiIaspfe & Gates, New Orleans
Tom z sam Henderson, New OrleenA
Col. Donald, state superintendent Jackson,
Msj. IA. Phillips, superintendent for Les
Wisdcm a Duo, Attorneys. Memphis.
Avalanche COPY. au3 III
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
MISS,
CHARTERED By The STATE, 1854,
Rev. C. q. Bell, AM, President.

BUILDING-A large three-story edihce.
LOCATIO N-Rettred ans healthy.
DEPARTMENIS-Ably dIlndg
Former superior music teachers continued.
Board reduced below catalogue rates.
The Boarding Department is kept by Rev. W.
W. and Mrs. MCMshOn, and Is ike & home 10
Young Ladies'.
Next Term viii begin september Q, 'eZ.
5. &. BURNEY, Pres't Board Trustees.
50 For particulars apply TO the President OF
the College for catalogues. aug at
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]. u. HAIL. Clerk.

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
~Forty-s-ven, and comprised 10 sin the vicinity
OF Memphis. Tenn, COriuth, Miss, and Her
nando, Mss, deeds to which have been made
10 the lucky deket-hOlders. For this, the Sec
ODd Drawing, however, We are able to offer our
patrons still more attractive Inducements to
interest themselves in our schems. From a
lengthy list Of property, much OF which has
already been advertised to the public, We select
the following.
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$500 bxs. French Window Glass.
Imported direct, n FOR sale by
au9 ORGTLB BROS. & CO..
THE DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
MO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits in the house
hold economy La
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.


It is a labor saving invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy in Scuryy Scald Head Erup-
tons Of the skin and Piles. Dandrun isre-
moved from the head, the Teeth whttened and
cleans d, Plate and Jswelry cleaned, Stains
effsctualiy removed nom Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint, NarniSh or marble. with the
greatest facility and Without injury 10 the ma
teriaL u Is a great saving Of time and labor
in washing clothes. II Is the only known Soap
which viii wash Flsnnels with the ease of cot
ton OF linen without fuling or shrinking. All
these important objects can be effected without
injury to the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
II possesses no deleteriOus qualities whatever.
The world is challenged to produce o soap
which possesses so many valuable properties
and which is 50 innOcuOus and safe. It e a
home invention. and defes competition in any
part OF the world. IL has become a necessity
in Memphis. and It's use Is rapidly spreading
throughout the south, and eventually will ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and South
America EUROPE, Asia, Africa and Oceanlca
Manufactured solely bye z. McGirosey, Mem
phts, Tenn, and sold at the following places in
the city a. Wholessle and retail Page a Co.'S,
Deans, Taylar's Drug store, Poplar street:
Kings, corner Of Third and Adams Oliver q
Co.'S pcSotO Block, Madison street will soon
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS
MEETING 1857
THE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
4 wiz commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
CONTINUE SIX DAYS
FIRST Day

FIRST RACE%NURsERY sTARE"-ws
the subscribers, agree % run a sWeepatake
Race over the Memphis Association Courss, a
the Fan Meeting, 1851, with Colts and FIuiss.
two years old, one mile dam, s5 INSCRIPTION,
play or pay the Association to add eO-thrse
or more 70 nj the stake, to name and close on
the 18Th September, 1851.
SECOND RACESGREEN sTAKEH-MIe
heats for untFied thres-ysar oldz, 80 entrsnoe
play or pay. Association to give Sf0Q. Thres
or more 20 Ill the stgks, 70 name and close the
18th September, 1857.
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FIFTH Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above propert
feet. Valued at $500.
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~
The constantly enlarg,ng circulation OF the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 70
botb the Daily and Weekly issues by city ano
country, assure the proprietors Of the genera
approval by the public OF is course since II
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it oners for the Future
II WI continue to endesvOur, in accordance
with The motto which Il has adopted 10 say
those Things only that are true and honest IL
has but a single client, the People ofthe south,
s,a Il will sndeavor 10 advise It's readers
wiSslv. In that Il msy omen fail; butts opin-
tors shall AWAY be honest and conscientious
al least.
THOSE 10 whom its conduct Is entrusted VIII
continue 10 endeavOr 70 make the APPEAL &C
csBtable TO its readers, and desirable Is q me
dunn for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday and on
every Sunday reading appropriate 70 that DAY
and the proprietors hope, by close attention 10
the affairs OF the papers and office, TO stu en-
tile II 10 the support and confidence OF the
peopls. on which alone It depends.
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