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The New York herald., 1868-05-20
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METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLIsHMEET
Nl W NASSAU STREET.
Steamship Printing done al the lowest rates and
In the best style. ""
The New York herald., 1868-05-20

T,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
IL New York and Charleston Steamship Company's hsse
class sidewheel steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain M. g. woodruff on wednesda6n
MAY 20, sailing from pier No North river.
Superior accommodation for passengers. -
Through passage tickets and bills OF adng suedto Ill
points South in connection with the South Csrs.
Tina Raj road and with to Florida ports.
HENRY X. MORGAN 4 CO., Agents. 26 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-20

TOR CHARLESTON s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
IL the South and Southwest.
Regular line freights nt lowest rates.
Cabin passage -
reliable steamship M B. Crow
ell will sail the tn Inst ut three r. NJ freo
pier IA East river, foot of Wall street.
Agents In Chareston Ravenel Co.. forward goods fres %
commission. -. -.,
The New York herald., 1868-05-20

I,uRTHER REDUCTION or FREIGHT
TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
% cent? per cubic foot, ~ cents per pound. ,.,~~
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compsnys straner RISING
STAR sails on TuRpAy, ga inst. st noon Her freight
reaches San Francisco four days in advance OF ship
mcnis BY North American steamhip Companys departure
Tcr particulars apply q, freight Office pier a. foot Of Canal
street. WELLS, FARGO CO.,
f.ta Sole freight agents.
The New York herald., 1868-05-20
HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 20 1ses-rRIPLE SHEET
BoARDERs AND LoDGEns WANTED.

OCI EAST FTFTY-F FIFTH STREET.-THE LET, WIFE
DOL without Board nctiy furnished large Rooms
which connect with closets between the second
month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.
Settle!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Notes and Book Accounts of John b Nc
G !, have been placed in the hands of John
Martin tor collection. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate settlement.
"sayerville, August l, 1868. 3e:to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

A LITTLE LETTER.-A little Kentucky GIRL at
boarding-school, responded as follows to a note
from her father, announcing an interesting event
in the family
My DEAR PAP Il was right glad TO hear from
you, and that yon were well but did not like
it bit to hear that mother had baby, because
it was boy should be glad if it girl J.,
but hate boys-they are not nice Now | am
going to tell you what | want you to name him.
/ am going to choose a homely name, because I
don't think boys ought to have pretty names
Boys are squealing all the time You dom have
one minutes peace while there is boy baby in
the house but girl baby is a good thing to
have in the house, for it never cries. Name him
Yuba Dam that's good enough for boy. You
must excuse me for writing SO much about boys
the reason l wrote so much about boys is be-
cause don't like boys. My love to ma, and tell
her hope she will do better next time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

JOHNSON AS MATHEsATIcIAN. - The Sacra-
mento Bee calls attention to the fact that Con-
gresham Johnson, of this District, said in his
Woodland speech that it would require ball OF
silver as large this planet to pay the national
debt The debt is, in round numbers, $780,
100000 cubic yard of silver is worth S27 ,52l,
at which rate 90,s39 cubic yards would be suf-
hcient to pay the national debt There are 500
blocks OF land in Sacramento A piece of silver
she size of one of these cubes would meet the
demand And Johnson is an NJ c. Mike Walsh
was wont to say in his Subtsrranean that it re-
auired more talent to cross Broadway, New York,
without being MANNED or killed than il did to
make Western member of Congress. And
johnson is very much Western
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

CosGREss-After the assembling of Congress
on the 2lst of September, after its recess. the
following joint resolution was passed oy both
Houses. 1t will be seen that Congress met
again yesterday:
Resolrsd, The Senate concurrinp. that tho
President Of the Senate and the Speaker Of the
House of Representatives do adjourn their 70.
spective houses until IL o'clock NJ, on the le,b
of October, 1868, and that they then. miles,
otherwise ordered by the two houses, fur,ber
adjourn their respective houses until the frs,
Monday of December, 1868, at Il o clock NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

PMPIEs, BLorcHEs and roughness Of the skin general,
arise from depraved vated humors Bristos Sarsapar
la the best Of all known purifiers of the blood humors
This unfang detergent neutrlzes the poison and
al doses Brstos Sugarcoated Pills taken time
purge out the unhealthy secreons nsuring smooth soft
xrhi fe ak
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17
FLEAS.

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER is sure and GER
tain death everything of the Insect peciesFleas Roach
es, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,
IT KILLS INSTANTLY.
What peculiarly surprising in regard to this article is
that Notwithstanding its instant death TO insects It'll
fectly harmless mankind and domestic animals 1t be
inhaled with IMMUNITY 1t the testimony Of
eminent disnterested chemists that 1t is
FREE FROM POISON.
given positive satisfaction its
reputation well 1t easily and readily used
Directions accompany each flask. Beware of counterets
Genuine has the signature of F. LYON and the private
stamp bEMAs Anything else of this kind is
an imitation Any druggist will procure the
genuine if insist you will have other
Sold by all druggists and dealers on Pacific coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17
PECIALITIE


Ras1 Having agents in London and Paris we
introduce the styles in San Francisco stimuli
taneously with their appearance in New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

TToW zen. Ordnt.s Letter OF
Acceptance.
"1f elected to the Office OF
President Of the United States
u tcili be my endedpor to ad-
minister ALL THE LAWS in good
faith, with economy, and Nth
fte cielc Of giving PEACE, ouI-
xr AND PROTECTION erery,chere.
In times like the present it is
impossible. or at least emf
nently improper. to lay down
apolicy to be adhered to. right
or wrong. through an admin
istration Of four years. New
political issues, not foreseen,
IRE constantly arising: the
views Of the public On old ones
are constantly changing. and
u purely administrative officer
should diways be left free TO
sxEcUrR THE WILL OF TIE PEo-
fLE. I alaoays hare respected
sat ioiN, and dtscdys shall =
PEACE AND UNIVERSAL PROSPER
1rY-its sequencs-,cith econo-
ny Of administration. will
Tighten the burden OF taxa
zion, while it Constantly re-
Juices the National debt. LET
US HAVE PEACE.
With great respect. your
obedient servant,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
MEXICAN
MUSTANG

1t admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Lininent
performs in shorter time and beast than
any article discovered
No compound has invented useful efica
cious in curing
RHEUMATISM. SORE THROAT
STIFF and WEAK JOINTS, BURNS,
BRUISES, EAR ACHE,
SPRAINS, SWELLINGS,
FRESH CUTS OR WOUNDS
Or other complaint requiring external application.
FOR HORSES
1t is an indispensable and invaluable remedy in all of
SPAWN, Splint Ring Bone, Wind Calls Bruises Strains &C.
1t should be kept in house, camp and stable Acct
dents will occur. Promptness is efficacy.
All genuine is wrapped in STEEL plate engravngs bearing
the signature OF g. W. Wesbrook Chemist and the prrae
u s. stamp of DEMAs BARNES Co. over the top
An effort has been made counterfeit with cheap
stone plate label. Look closely!
Sold by all Druggists and Stores in town and mining
camp on Pacific coast 4712:oy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

LET Us PRAY.-Wade Hampton threatens that
be and his brother rebels will leave the country
if Seymour and Blair are not elected. Let US
pray.-Sacramerto Record.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17

From Gen. Bdir's Letter SEEK
ing the nomination
There IL but one way to
restore the Government and
the Constitution ard that is
for the President elect 10 declare
the reconstruction acts null and
roid, compel the army to un-
do its usurpations at the
South, DISPERSE THE CAR
PET-BAG STATE GOVERN
MENTS, allow the white peo-
pie to re-organize their own
governments, and elect Sena-
tors and Representatives. The
House Of Representatives will
contain a majority of Demo-
Gratis from the North. and they
will admit the Representa-
lives elected by the white peo-
pie of the South and. with
the cooperation Of the Presi-
dent, il will not be difficult TO
COMPEL THE SENATE TO
SUBMIT once more to the OBJ
legations OF the Constitution.
We must have a Presi-
dent who will execute the will
Of the people. by trampiing
into dust the lfsurrations Of
Congress khoUn Gs the recon-
struction acts.
FRANK p. BLAIR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-10-17
READ THE PROGRAMMEsi
PEACE AND WAR;

PEACE AND WAR
From Gen. Grants Letter Of From Gen. Blairs Letter see
Acceptance. inn n, nominofion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
TH. MOAEY PANIC.

By speeisl dispatch to the Louisville
Courier-Jourael Of Tuesday, we learn
that the money market of New York
wss very light, that another panic was
feared, and thss " Wall street can't IN
derst and MCCULLOCH's policy, and is
therefore ervou and excited"
1t is declared that the Treasury ring is
manipulating that Department for iis
private profit. The New York Tribune
says that MCCULLOCH must have known
for the past three weeks that al business
throughout the country was psrs!yzsd
by the stringent money market, assisted
By the locking up o. ten or twelve mil-
lions Of greenb2cks by a clique Of opera
tors who had sold ether peoples prop
erty, and in order to break prices and
bay back st q profit, used an unpFinci-
pied methcd Of doing il, and charges the
arrangement OF c~GrFeacIss and shrink
ing Of values 70 the Encouragement OF
the Treasury Department.
And the Evenjnq FoSt Of Saturday
confirms this charge against the Treas
ury Department il an article on the
November Debt Statement" Il says:
1.-THE most surprising change in the
form Of the debt is IN increase of 81, 423,-
$50 in the six par cent. hye-tEenty
bonds. These bonds, Il sold at tie mar
kss price during the month, mast hsve
brogsht more than $500. coo into the
Treasury ; and the people will pay inter.
est upon them st six per cent, in coin,
apparently in order that the money may
lie unemployed in the Treasury, while
the business community il threatened
with panic fer the want OF it. These
bonds have been sold secretly, at times
and prices, and by agents, wholly IN
known 10 the public and curing 3 pc
riod when the officers OF the Treasury in
New Y9zk were giving daily and posi-
tive assurances that 70 such sales we're
taxing place. The same assurances have
been repeated daily through this week,
but they are 10 longer believed and 3
large part, both Of the bs2kiag 0mmu-
nifty and Of the press, refers the panic OF
70 the last two days il Government bonds
similar secret sales. II the omcers Of the
Treasury src suspected OF thus attacking
an already stIingent money Market in
ths interests Of 3 secret speculative con-
spiracy, and 70 the serious injury Of
trade iH general, they cannot certainly
complain that they nave given 20 rea-
soa for the suspicion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
FMIRRATEoN.

An srticle under this head ia the AP-
PEAL Of Monday has attracted the attea-
ton Of cur practical men, among them
an "OId Citizen" whose energies have,
Tor more than = quarter Of = century:
been expended in Memphis, sad whose
name before the war was among the FIST
for soiyency and standing with the eom-
munities Of the Mississippi Valley. We
hope his letter, which we print elsewhere,
wilI, as its merits deserve, be BotoBiy gen,
orally rsad, but be copied by the North
ern press for general circulation among
the people whom we desire to greet il
the South as permanent settlers.
"A pertinent 70 the sUbject matter Of
the lstter, We desire to csll the attention
Of our resdeTs to the following raso'u-
tons unanimously adopted at 3 called
meeting OF the Beard Of Directors OF The
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad OF
Wednesday:
i. Res ICED. That this Board OF Directors place 2
high estimate upon The yalGg o. Immigration
as = means or develop. the Resources Of the
state, aud IS prsmOine the iuteres. Of all In
ternsl improvements il the State, and esEe-
ialy railroads.
Ess0lrsd, That re vii assist, with money and
influence, the promotion or immigration %
Tennessee.
EesotUed, That the President Of the ROCKVILLE
and Kgniuc4y Road be requested 10 communi-
cate with the other roads Of Tennessee, and So
EcIJ their cooperation herein.
Such an example should not De lost
upon the other Railroads o. cur State.
We hope they viii al speak cut and, if
IN nc other way, help the good cause Of
emigration by the method Of Winter ex-
cursion tickets proposed by US yesterday
70 al the Railroads OF the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12

We remind our readers thus c%0nspicu-
ously Of the lecture, by this celebrated
gentleman tonight, because we desire
that there shall be assembled to meet
him at the Greenisw Hall, not alone the
beauty and the wealth, hut the intelli-
gence Of Memphis. His fame is cock
tensiVe with the Union, not only as &
minister Of one of the most respectable
religious bodies in the country, but 50
fret among the most eloquent Of Chris
tian divines. The sermon of Dr.. PAL-
MER at the Second Presbyterian Church,
when, three years ago, the General As
sembiy was in session in this city, has
not, we know, been forgotten by these
who then had the pleasure: OF hearing
him. He has lest none Of the charms Of
manner, nor the grace or foT Of diciiOn,
that then characterized him, as AL who
attend the lecture tonight viii TesLizs il
his manner Of treatment CT s subject 50
comprehensive IS the mission c! the
Church." We hope 10 be able to report
tomorrow 3 large attendance CT the
friends Of religion OF every denominA-
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
HINr 10 cOrrOS MEN.

Complaints have reached Us, from nu-
merous channels, Of the e~xtravagsnt tell
exaeted by the "hands through whom
cotton passes before sales are accounted
for to the planters. What between
" samplersn and "wsighersp ans
" borers,n il is said the average loss ca 3
bale, to be boFneexciusively by tae plan
ter, amounts to from fveto seven and II
some instances as high % eleven pounds
II persisted in this must certainly tend
to the injury Of the cotton business OF
cur city. We have suggested to the ss-
grieved parties e remedy before the
Chamber Of Commerce, which body, If ii
has not alresdy regulations upon the
subject, should make haste to pass thea,
protect the planters and shield tie
mercantile character Of cur city from
farther reflection growing out Of the ex-
cessive {" tAFe " complained OF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
NEGRo ~sUFFasGE.

WBEDELL PHILLIPS, the fore runner
Of the Radical party, ia 3 speech deliv-
ered by him 2 few days since, ard in sn
article published By as from Che Init
Savery Standard, asserted, among other
t5iogs, laAt the work Of the Abolition
lists Of the United States would not be
complete until "manhood or universal
Suffrage became the supreme law, by
virtue Of q Constitutional enactment
passed by the Fortieth Congress and en-
dorsed By the Legislatures Of three
fourths OF the States. His programme,
but lately pronounced, is likely soon to
be carried out, and TO the letter. A dis
patch FROM Washington, dated NOvem-
be. Sth, which we find in the Courier
Journal Of Louisville, says:
private letter received here yesterday from
a vel known Republican Senator, says that he
mas PREPARED, and will int oducs into the Sen
ae when Congress meets, a constitutional
amendment, providing for universal manhood
sunrsge in all OF the states. He says that it
can obtain the requisite two-thirds vote Of
each House. a8d can be submitted 70 the re-
oufYsd tbrss-rou5tbs OF the State Legislatures.
which convene next Tinte7.
There can be no doubt that the result
OF the late election in the Southern
States has had much to DO Ia Fastening
the preparation of this finishing touch to
the infamous legislation Of the Radical
party. The rapid growth OF a sentiment,
even su1ong the negroes, u~nfsyoEsbls to
RadieaIisEl-as manifested oy the reduced
strength Of tie BrowElowites of Tennes-
nessee, and the heavy Democratic ma
~iorilies iG Georgia, Louisiana snd Ar
ksnsas-slaTms the sgjtstors for the SUI
ema witch, through seven years,
has enabled them 70 eontrol the destinies
Of the country.
They reason, that il, il the face Of
the expulsion Of negroes from the halls
Of her Legislature, and the most strin-
gent ensctments against negro equality,
Georgia has been able TO poll 8 msjority
of 1000 for SEYMOUR asd BLAIR, what
guarantee have they that these came
white msn Of Gscrgla, will rot, in full,
assert their birth-rigat prerogativs and
withhold the franchise from the negro,
upon whom it vas conferred only as q
means OF expressing the whites Of the
south. They will not rely upon promi-
sss, ncr win they upon oaths, such as
have been exscted from the white peo-
pie Of Arkansas; they will take
the matter in their own hands, and By 8
sweeping ensetnent such as nov they
have the msjorities to secure, wrest
from the States what mas heretofore been
regarded their peculiar prerogative, and
place usder the control ard direction Of
the United States tho regulation Of the
suffrage.
Thus step By step We advance to ths
nationalis1e, the Capitalization Of Fed
eralism. Oae by one the vested rights
Of the States are passing away. The
stripped Of her power, unable to
prevent these crimes aimed at her COM
piete surrsoder to regroizsd Govern
ments, sits in the silence Of despair, wit
the subjection OF all her cher
shed policies Of States.rights and the
OF q principle that will culmi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
By Telegraph.
ST.

ST. LOUIS. November 1.-THE Repu5-
Ecan says 1O1 counties in this State give
MeClung, Radical, for Governor, a ma
jority of IL 619, and the figures For the
Lower House OF Legislature, so Radicals,
81 Democrats, with z doubtful IN the
Senate it says there will be 25 Radicals
and 9 Democrats.
The Democrat says I03 counties give
Grant q msjority OF q ST.; McCluDg,
I6. 343, and thinks the counties to hear
from will give small Democratic ma
ioTites. It also claims 90 members IN the
Lower House Of the Legislature, without
counting some uncertain counties.
About six inches Of snoT has fallen at
st. Psal, since Sunday night.
The official returns Of 81 counties in
Illinois, show an Increase OF the popular
vote in COBsressmen-at-lsrge, in two
years, of 4, GOO
Gov. Fletcher has appointed the 18th
instant a. q day Of thanksgiving aud
prayer.
The LeavenEorth Conservative says
Grants majority in Kansas will be Is. 600
and thinks It may reach %. coo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
THE MEMPHIS. OK~LOaA AID sEL-
MA RAILROAD.

Ma RAILROAD.
We had the pleasure Of 4 visit from
Gen. FORREST, President Of the above
road, last evening, and from aim learned
Of the gratifying progress the enterprise
hss made in the esteem of the people
along the route. On Saturday, at Aber-
deem and Ross Mills, President FORREST
succeeded, in bat a few hours, in secuT-
ing a subscription of SAG, 000-S40. coo in
cash and 500, 600 In Iand-S15. 900 being
the cash subscription Of Mr.. TROOP, one
OF the directors, who declares himself
prepared to double that subscription
should it become necessary.
This success, achieved simply as an in
eident on his way to OkoIons, prompted
che Board to urge Gen. FORREST TO ear
vass the country for the remaining sub
scriptions necessary tocompelte the whole
amount of stock. This duty be mas &C
cepted, and will shortly enter upon the
discharge of it, leaving cur energetic
tognsmsn, w. R. MOORE, to fill his
place snd transact in Memphis the Gu
ties Of his office. The General has the
fullest confidence in his co-la5orer, Vice
President MOORE, and expresses himself
very much pleased with the Board Of
Directors, all Of whom seem to vie with
each other as to the shortest, quickest
and cheapest way Of accomplishing their
labor Of getting the road under way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-12
least, 30 declare in favor OF fair play towards
heir ~disfrsnchised fenow-citiEens.
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least, 30 declare in favor OF fair play towards
heir -disfrsnchised fenow-c,tiEens.
EditoTially the Banner says:
II there be any hope Of pe zee and good feel
Ing between the Teople in Tennessee, it rests
With tbs members OF Ihe present Assembly.
The immediate restoration o. euery citizen % peJeci
i10HtB q representative Is U7,at "a needed 20 eS-
ia5hsh p 11aaReafpoae IN TsH7lesses- 70 half way
OF partial Restoration, upon certain eondttio1A
to be deferred % an indefinite ~period-but In
plicit and mutual confidence aud restorauon
It once.
The Uaion and american does not ex-
press any opinion as to tho possible
chances for an adjustment Of the fran
,bise question N 3 spirit Of equity ard
Justice, but in an able and admirable ed
itorisl addresses the Legislature, asking
them to eoncede now tie rights they
nave hitherto withbeld-now, while by
doing SO they may achieve some degree
Of credit for magnanimity, and before
hatred, begotten OF their short-sighted
policy, burns into memory the senti-
ments of 3 revenge that may be reaped
by them in az grinding and odious al ex-
elusiou as that which they have go long
fastened upon the intelligence Of the
Safe.
The Nashville Press and Times (Rsdi-
cAl) says nothing upon the subject, bat
quotes, significantly, the suggestion ol
the Senior Editor" that the Radicals
Of Tennessee should be warned by Geor'
gis, Alabama and Louisiana, against 3
show OF msgusnimity toward rebels.
So far as we can CLEAN from the Nash
vile papers, the above presents the pres
ent prospects Of the ~disfranehised citi-
zans Of tie State"