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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

ground that she is part of the great American
Union, contributing to the support of the COM
mon G0Yernment, enjoying its benefits and
blessings, and that they come asking Of the
Government OF the United States that which
tgey believed they had a right, under the Con-
Etitution, TO expect.
We respectfully request as early an answer
from your Excelle aey as it is convenient for
you TO give tt, for the reason that the Legislature
has adopted a resolution liking Monuay next as
the DAY Of adjournment, and 1t is important for
them to know our application before that time,
Hoping a favorable result to our application,
we subscribe ourselves, respectfully, your ODE
dent servants,
WIN. H. WISEWELL,
On the psrt OF the Senate.
t. A. HAMILTON,
]. II. A3EE,
On the part OF the House.
nLieut Gen. n. B. Forrest.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR DAD.
Open to Madison
Overland Route to Little Rock.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
" Der 2, 1858, the train On the Eastern Division
Of this Road will run guIar as follows:
GOING WEsT-Leayes HOpefeld Monday,
Wednesday ard FRIDAY II 1880 am and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a m. arrive at
Hopefeld at / O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
1880 pm.
The FerTyboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at Z am.
Trains at Madison connect with the stage
Line between Madison and Devalls Bluff.
Passengers leaving Memphis at 7:30 an. az
rive in Little Rock at pm next day.
Tickets for sale at ali the Railroad Ticket off,
ces in the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations received
by P. N. Patterson & Co at their Wharf-DoRt,
foot or Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
So Once OF Road, No. " Jefferson street.
au29u J.. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Supt-
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THAT sweet scented, living

THAT sweet scented, lying and pre-
e.ouStrfo, Hudsoh, Shaw ana Carter, in their
Letter TO Col Beaumont, published in the Post,
speak Of the Conservative newspapers OF Mem
phis as " ualignaDt and unprincipled partisan
newspapers Ia our midst that have slandered
the Republicans Of Shelby county and falsely
aroused the suspic' ons OF many goOd people, by
dsclsiming that they are Gssirous and are en-
deavoring TO stir mp a bloody collision before
the election" This is decidedly the coolest lie
OF the season. When thousands OF negroes
nightly parade our streets with boots and yells,
armed TO the teeth, threatening violencs and
death TO any who oppose teen when peacea-
BILE, uparned citizens are shot down simply for
being in q Democratic procession when Bar
bour Lewis, the leader OF the Republican party
in our midst, organizes a band OF RsSassing TO
murder men, women and children when the
daily papers, Radical and democratic, TEEN
with negro outrsges; when every fnfsmy un-
der the sun is hourly perpttrated by the Rsdi-
cal party under the name OF law-ve repeat,
this Is decidedly cool. The devil himself the
father OF lies. could not have told q more inso-
lent unblushing, infamous lie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

RsrTbe regular Boats of this Line viii begin
to run through from Arkansas River to Mem
phis on THURSDAY the oath September. IN
til that tune the steamer NAT0MA viii run
between Memphis and Napoleon, carrying the
u &. Mails Of this Line, and connecting al Ma
poleon with ths Steamer OZARK for Pine
Bluff, where a connection IL made with the
Steamer AMERICAN Tor Little Rock as here
tofore, making " trips Q week leaving MEM
This Company also Iuns the Steamers tOh1
SMITH and VAN BUREN, from Little RocR
to ! oTth Smith.
Freignts by this Line are not detained at any
point, but sent through to destination W1thoul
JAS. T. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
sep5 Nc. Il JEFFERSON street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

THE BUZzARDs had a gorgeous time
on the Bluff last night. Furay, the dirty whelp
who banks so loudly a. the NashviIle Banner
while out OF reach of the bOot-Esel or its gal
lant editors, made the nigs a speech. He has
fallen heir TO the mantle OF Barbour Lewis
while thst villain is North. Ofcourse the usual
amount OF " Radical hash was served out
duly relished by the OdOrfferOus masses. III
meeting bIOze mp ct a late hour.
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ST.. PErER,s FESTIVAL was much bet

Oh IELLh , T EoIIFAL was uUCU DtL-
ter attended last night than night before. The
people, however, do not seam 10 be coming up
with their usual libsrauty IN behalf Of the
poor and fatReriess. We cannot plead for
them half so e~lOquently as they plead for
themselves. Come up and aid them this, the
last evening. The ladies in charge have q
plenty OF The best 10 eat and drink, aud besides
Offer other Inducements which would temptan
Rnchorlte. The SOdality and a string band are
in attendance.
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MEMPHIS AND SELMA RAILROAD.
Gen. n. B. Forrest, and Msj VIM J. Sykes, and
Others, will address the people on the subject
of the Memphis, Holly Springs, Okslona, Aber-
deem and Selma railroad, at the following times
and places: Holly springs, Miss, September
18th; Pontotoe, Miss, Esd okolona, Miss. path
Aberdeen, Miss, 18th Columbus, Miss, 25th
Carrollton, Ala, 18th EutaW, Ala, October LIST
Greensboro, Ala, I'd Marion, Ala, Sd: Selma,
Ala, 5th Montgomery, Ala, 9Th; Tuscaloosa,
Ala, 10th FSyetts c. h, Ala, 18Th.
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CITY Y

Are requested to report any irregu-ariiy IN
Chs delivery Of the APPEAL st the Counting
room. Carriers VIII be supplied with oerIh-
Gates authorizing them to collect weekly
ED. J. MAHsFORD,
supt. Circulation.
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lie prsnd temperance picnic will

TIE BIaUU VtLHptIaHC5 pICuIU VIII
take pace to-day at James Park. Every ar
rangement for the comfort and pleasure OF all
visitors has been made, a distinguished orator
having also been engaged for the occasion. We
can promise our friends a pleasant day should
they md time TO visit the scene. In addition
20 TIE other attractions, a handsome gold
headed cane VII be voted 10 the most popular
political ciuo. Rally around our eolors, boys,
and see who 4" holds the age"
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THE Southern Hotel will be fully
opened 70 the travelling public on the 18th in
slant. 1t has just been rGhtted and furnished
in every department. The proprietor, J. s
smith, viii Keep a fret elsss hotel, al IA IS re-
duced from SO 20 s. per day. The planters pa
tronRge is particularly solicited. seplS-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

THE employees OF the APPEAL count
ing room are Mr.. LoneTgan, bOOk-Eeeper and
cashier. Mr.. Ell HansfOrd, superintendent OF
circulation, aad M. Frank Mansford, col ector.
No other persons are employed Ia the business
office OF have any authority there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

THE REPORTER OF H APPEAL was
in attendance at the Board OF Aldermen
on Monday evening, and was toll by Alder
man McDavitt thaJ there would be no open
session. 1t appears work was done, however.
by them, and the Odious wood law was re-
Deeled.
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We HAVE received the list Of pr,

We HAVE received the list OF pre-
miums published By the Agricultural Society
OF Union, Obion county, Tenn, on the 20Ih,
2lst, 21 and 23d q October. It speaks well for
the g." UniOnists' that they show so much zeal
in 50 lsudsbie and pr~aisewoTthy q work. We
hope by 70 morrow TO present our readers with
the list OF prizes for our fair, which comes Oh
at the same time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

AT LEAsT i've hundred pistols were
bCras by The negroes in the Radical procession
last night. In one squad thst passed the APP
PEAL ONCE, going to the blum, tsenty-two pis-
tolls were counJed-bOrus Upsnly, by me
a peaceful and quiet negroes Where IS Col
BeaumonL's promise
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NOTICE.

Hereafter Individual bills Of any Employee
mis- pansr viii not be allowed as an Offset
AGAINST accounts due Us And no oil VIII be
maid unless contracted by our authority.
AINsLlE, HEATING s CO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

Stockholders in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Co, win bear in mind that
the election for Directors takts place To-Day
A fun vote is desirable. See advertisement on
the fourth page OF this issue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

The United States Court meets on the
Fourth Monday in November instead OF me
First Monday in September, as stated yes'ef-
CAV.
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Detective CONNEL, yesterday, ar
rested dwarf Turner, q sneak thief, who mad
in his possession the clothing lot Dy Seh'
Humes on Saturday night. He had the pants
on when arres-ed.
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS FROM THE

CoUSTRY.-A correspondence has passed be-
tween j. J.. Ssars, Esq, Commissioned OF Regis
Lrston for shelby county. and ]. II. Goodlett,
A. b Haynes, John Notebooks, 2. III. Mason
and Geo. {. Holmes. These gentlemen request
ed Mr.. Sears TO open a registration office al
Whites Station snd other such points In the
county as he might see TT. lie replies that the
registration ONCE Will again be pen on the
nrst Monday in October. He also states that
he is ready at all times 10 register parties from
the county, giving the white voters the prefer
ence OF Saturday OF eee1 week, and the ne
Rross each Friday.
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WANTED Al entry clerk, good reteren-
eness required. Apply by letter with specimen
bill Is Max, 80 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

THE FUNERAL ofB. Decker wss large
" attended yesterday, the Druids tanning oat
IN force.
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WRAPPING PAPER-We have 5,WO
exchanges and old papers for sale cheap Il
called LOT Immediately. Apply at the count
ing room of the APPEAL once.
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MERCHANTS who employ negroes
should watch the Ksdicsl professions and
mark those who are caught in the carpet-bss
r.nks ana II one Of their employees is caught
therein he should be discharged forthwith.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

VIOLET DowDELL's case was conhn'
ned Yesterday untl this morning.
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RIVER MATTERS.
RIrERs

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE river IS fall
ing; g feet 5 inches in the canal, by mark.
The weather 10 warm and showePy.
P-ITTsBURG, September b-The river Is rising
with 9 feet 8 inches In the channel
MEMPHIS, September l6.-At last one day has
come q gone without rain. The sun was
very warm, though occasional clouds fitted
across the sky. The river is still swelling at
the rate OF about six inches per hour at this
point. The Arkansas Is still rising. White
river has not changed so far as we have learned.
Arrivals.
steamer Magenta, st. Louis.
Ainneola, Cincinnati.
Departures.
steamer Des Arc, White river.
" Liberty, White river.
" NJ. Hamb.eton. st. Francis river.
" M. e. Forsyth, st. Louis.
In POrr.
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".OId Reliable" Memphis and Waite
River Us. Mail Packet COMPANY,
Tri-Weekly Line.

81 VI XIV
THE splendid side-wheel steamers CONNER
CIAL, LIBERTY Nc. 2, and M~ATFLOWER,
will form n Trl-W eek1y line between Memphis
and Whit River, leaving Memphis every Tues
DAY, Thursday and Saturday, 81 5 O'Clock pm,
cenuecting al Deyall's Bluff VITA trains o the
Little Rock Railroad for Ld'.Ile Rock, Hot
springs, and all points in Arb .ansas. Return
fnu. viii leave DevaIl's Blun- every ID
Wednesday and Saturday, en- arrival OF the
train from Little Rock.
Commercial, capt. John Ed son, leaves Mem
phis Thursday, ats o'clock p m; Liberty, MOI
fapt. James hice, Tuesday, at S O'Clock p.U.:
Msyiower, Capt. VIM. ]. A shford. Saturday 5
O'clock D M. c.. o. d. bills VIII be taken for re-
sponsipie parties by the line as heretofore,
without any charge being made for collection.
Tee steamer F. W. Brook Ks will run In con-
nection with this line frons J~acksonport TO Po-
canontas on Black River, making Semi Week.
TnsnkfuI for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon Us during The past three years, We hope
nv strict attention 70 business, to merit q ccn-
tinnanca OF the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Sup't N. and W. r. Pekt. Co.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
au20tf Nc, 20 Front How.
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THERE was not a case before 'Squires
Walton or Black yesterday.
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READ the article on the first page, on
Kentucky manufactures
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o HOUND CITY.

CTEAMER PEOsTA LEAVES -~
- every day TOR Mound City at -
am, lam. 3 pm. ana 5 pm. Leayes MOUND
City every day ats AN, 3 am pm: ano
nm Iandfuz At foot OF Washington street.
" MARK r. CHEEK,
ten Master,
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Nc RAIN yesterday, for a wonder.
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STEAMBOATS,.


FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company.
| For Cairo and ST. louis.
MARBLE I Conway master
This elegant passenger steamer A
will leave s
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
sepl82 q FLEM. CALVERT, SUIT
FOR CINCINNATI.
Dean Line-For Caire. Evansville, Louisville
| and Cincinnati.
master
This new and elegant passenger EA
THIS DAY, I3th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply tn
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
seI0 1t jefferson street.
Dsan Line-For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville
aud CINCINNATI.
hINNEOLA--~"--...--.--....-...... Miller Master.
This elegant and feet passenger ~
steamer will leave 1
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at JPN.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
sepl6 It No. 80 Front Row.
Regular Cincinnati Packet-Dean Line.
MLNNEoLA-.---~-..--.W.B B. Miller master
I'll Th is.s super; passenger steamer -
THISDAY, lsth inst, at SPIN.
JAS I. BOURNE & Co. Agents,
sel6 10 No. Il JEFFERSON street.
FOR EEw ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet,
Hicks MQEfpr
This elegant passenger steamer .@
Will as above Oh 60
WEDNEsDAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
MART WALT & CO., Agents,
sepl4 st Z2 Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet,
Hicks Master.
Tnis fine passenger packet leaves S
for the above on zS
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
a. LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
sepl4 st No. 40 Front Row.
Memphis and New Orleans wednesday Packet
Hicks master
This splendid passenger packet k
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
T. LARRY H~ARMSTAD, Agent,
sepl4St Star Wharfboat foot JeffersOns ST.
For yieksburg. Natchez and New Orleans.
EAA- Nob
This new and magnificent pas it,
senger steamer will leave uAEA
THURSDAY, I7th inst, at 5 pm.
On return viii enter the New Orleans trade
permanently, leaving Memphis every alternate
Saturday.
For freight or passage apply TO
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
sel44 5Jefferson street.
For New Orleans, vicksburs, Natchez and the
Bends.
BELLE McG1u master
@ Adolph Martin, Clerk.
This splendid passenger packet TA
Will leave IS above ~
THURSDAY, nth inst, at 5 pm.
P.S.lon her return she will leave Memphis
for New orleans on Saturday, and continue
the entire season as q regular Saturday Packet.
las. T. BOURNE Il co, Agents,
sells st No. y Jefferson street.
FOR 81. FRAHCIs RIVER
Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Mariana, Madison, Wittsburg
and al Way Landings.
M0LLIE L. r Bowman Master
Sam. Q. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks.
Win leave Memphis EVERY L.
TUESDAY, at s O'Clock pm. ~
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
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OUR OPINIoN.-We are not accustomed
TO offer any opinion as to the relative merits Of
the various preparations offered for the cure of
Fever and Ague and kindred diseases, but must
make an exception in favor of the celebrated
remedy known as Texas Tonic Syrup. From its
genuine excellence, # is deserving Of a grateful
welcome nrom all sufferers from Chils and Fe-
yer, and we can recommend 1t as not only the
most efficacIous, but RIsg as the only entirely
innocent remedy which has been offered to the
public. H- .r-rssxr
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Arkansas keDOrfs for Sale.

NOR SALE two complies sets OF the Reports
II OF the Supreme Court of Arkansas nom
! vol. ! TO vol. u inclusive. One set almost an
tsgy nsw, Apply % IEN LA-FlkR'
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIYEE
ENS@ &S
Company


7 hereby given that an organization hiss been
/ erfeoted under q charter granted by The Leg
stature of Tennessee, November IL, 1st6, en-
titled IAN Act 70 incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet company"
=. JOHN D. ADAMS, 10
J. NJ. TEBBETT5,
JAMES La WSoH, SDirectors.
r. L. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,J
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16

HRRNANDo RoAD.-Psople wanting
family supplies will do well by calling on g.
n. Guest, just south of South street. He sells
cheap for cash. sell Iw
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oTToN--coMMIssIoN
j. Nj. PATRICK & 90,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants

No. &4 Front St, Upstairs, Memphis, ] Tenn.
DIFFERING TO our experience In the Cotton
II trade OF this city for the past twenty-five
aTs, and piedging our prompt attention TO al
stneSs entrusted to eurcsre, We solicit a con-
nance Of the liberal patronage heresOfOrs
. tended 10 us. BaggIng, Rope or Ties fur
shed our cuEtOme rs as usual, and liberal Cash
A iVances made on Cotton when in store. All
. sttOn shipped to Us viii be covered by our
open policies Of insurance, unless Otherwise
instructed. lau16lmi j NJ PATRICK q co.
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Line of Boats known a. the Memphis
and Arkansas River u. s. Mail Packet Compe-
ny" is merged in the chartered company.
80 john y. ADAMS, President.
j. NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary,
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Regular Tuesday st. Francis River P~acket-FoT
Helena Mariana, Madison, Wittsburg
and aH Way Landings.
l. HAMILTON, Z. r Bowman Master
sam. Y. Paine, shell and clark, CLERKS.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY -A
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. z
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
ja2ltf Star Wharfboat. foot Jefferson St.
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STILL LOVER REDUCTION IN FREIGHFS.
Shortest Line. QGick Time, Lowest Rates
MEMPHIS G CHARLESTON B. r.
MARK YOUR GOODS
VIA
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line

This route having the SHORTEST LINE, is
determined to transport Freiguts TO and
FROM Memphis at as low rates, or lower, than
any other ine.
GLAIMs for Loss and DAMAGE promptly
adjusted.
For Bills of aiding or Information, call on
G. S. SAWYER, rs Main street, or A .J.LOWE
Agent at Depot. W. J. Ross,
tent Sup't N. aRdC Railroad.
JOS. C. LOPEZ, Gen'fF r't Ag't. sep2
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NMPHES APPEAL
Oface---KO. is jefferson Street.
E~1,,i,sinoI ana Yenpessee RalIreaa.

Texstomcs rs Main street and at Depot
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17

A homestead without q pair Of
old folks-"Timo's deting chron.
icles"Aseated in the chimney
corner, would hardly be q homo.
Etcad at all. If they are in the
picture it is complete. There
you may find them, day in
and day out, in all sorts OF
weather, steadfast TO their places
and to ono another when the
caves drip, in the middle of the
winter forcnooRs;the old man with
the head ofsilver abandons bis post
and last Saturdays newspaper, to
make the accustomed tour of the
kitchen offices, the shcds or tho
barn, lingering bytho way to throw
down a handful of grain for tho
pinched, poultry. With what min,
uteness To is cautioned by grand
mother not to go out insuillciently
ciadi and with yhata sibgleshcort
cd joy 'she welcomes him when he
comes back to her again He
would hardly get q warwer reeep,
lion If he was Just come from d
genuine polar expedition. And as
soon as he has nestled down snug
Iy lin his cushioned chair once more,
aud dealt out on the glowing fore
stick a few vigorous, raps with
the tongs, he will rIauhch forth into
such yoluble details of the keen air
outdoors, Suggesting Arctic re
miniscences, which no listener
could very wOlI callin question, as
will find the wbitc haired old coup.
le topic of earnest talk till dinner il
brought on the table. -Homesp,in
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-17
Tremendous Pcroratlon.

Col. Gotter Carroll we sl,al
call him here-is q fierce Union
man, q Southern Union man, and
II believer in and an ardent admir-.
er of Gen. Grant. Alta ratifiea,
lion meeting held not u thousand
miles from this city, shortly after
tho receipt of tho nomination Of
the National Union Republican
Conyention Mt Chicago, Colonel
Carroll had just concluded most
happy and fiery speech, and was
about TO take bis scat, when dem.
ocrat, who 'stood, In ihe suburbs OF
the meeting, sung OUT. "It,s aisy
talkin', Kornel Carroll, but be Ja.
sus we will show you something
next FallI' The old Colonel at
once faced about and with hands
upliiicd, bis hair bristling and his
eyes flashing fire, cried ous "Build
u worm fcnco around Wintor's
supply of Summer woatheT skim
tho clouds from tho sky with II
teaspoon; catch thundcrboIt in n
bladder; break n hurricane to har
ress; ground sluice an earthquake;
bake hell in an ice house; lasso an
avalanthei pin diaper ON the era
ter Of an active volcano; hive all
the stars in nail kcg; hang the
ocean on "A grape vino to dry; put
the sky 70 soak In q gourd; un
buckle tho belIy.band of eternity
and paste 10 lot on tho sun and
moon,i butneyer, sir--uevor for n
moment, sir, delude yourself with
the idea that any ticket of your
party can beat Grant and Coliax!y
L Territorial Enterprise,