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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-06
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Oflee--NO. Is jefferson street.
MlsstssIppi and qenneAsoe gaIIrOa0,

Mississippi and Tennessee BsiIr0Bd.
AERTgE. DEPART.
New Orleans express, daily, $40 pm. sis pm.
6ariis llccomn, daily, ex-
cept sunday siSo an Soo pm.
Freight North TueEdsy,
Thursday and Saturday
SOUTH Monday, Wednes-
day aad Friday .-.-.....-.. 1896 p m. 9 % s.lA
Takes effect Sunday, June ., 1865.
A. \. LiVERSfoRE, Gent Supf,
Q. P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. Je2s
Memphis and Little Beck Railroad.
Trains ON this division OF the road now ran
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and sun
days, IS follows
Leave Hopedeld at630 am.
Returning, leave Edmondson's at 500 pm.
ferryboar Nevada viii leave foot Cf Union
street and connect with train.
Excursion tickets, good io5 three lays 500
at reduced rates. Jas. W. koBkkEsoN,
je2s General superintendent.
HOmphIs and charleston RailrOad.
ARRIVE. DEFIANT.
Through Mail (dailyl........ $50 PIN. l2;40 p N
Ihrough Express p m. ll.So pm
cribs train does not leave Saturosys.l
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays at............ $50 am
SornerVIIle Accommodation
daily Except Sundayl.a...- s:25 am. b:l0 pm
Raslroad Time is ~ minutes faster than city
Ticket Office, US Main street and at Depot
WI. ROSS, Geni sup't.
Eemphis and Louisville Railroad Has.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day prsSs.--.-...-.......-.-. 900 am. Sl2 pm
Railroad Time Is minutes faster than city.
Ticket offices No. 2S71z Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
SAM. B. JONES, GenTsup't
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BUCK EYE SALEE,

Sold by MORRISON a ELLIS,
jyl ia2 Main street,
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II. L. dUION

RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT a. CO.,
deal ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
IL eers 256 Second street. Attends eXciu-
Hively 10 Renting and Leasing houses ana
I.ots- Collecting OF Rents, Paying TaKes, Eject
ing Insurance, &c, etc. has now for rent
several very desi able Residences, from a cot
dage TO almost palace. Also, several bus ness
Eouses. Oflces. RiloEns. etc. leZl I'm
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE
In BUSINESS.
sais untl the leth Of July. consisting Of : =
FIRsT-CLASs BINDERYI
tcomplsts), tOgethsr with
Printing Office. Presses, Type,
Fixtures. Etc,

Our stock of Biank Books. Paper, Stationery.
etc, We VIII olisr for sale at greatly redansd
prices rom now until the 10th OF July.
We also offer for sale splendid four-horse
power portable Engine and Shaft3ng.
Also, one OF Roberts make Of Herslng's rat.
ent safes, cheap.
G, =, CHAMRERzIN = Co,
Jaso LEI Main strest. Memphlt.
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Dissolutior..

TUE arm Of BROOKS, NELLY q CO. is this
4 day dissolved By lialitAtion, 4. " Brooks
retiring =. ". BROOKS.
J. G. Nicely.
s 81. BROOKS.
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THOR RENT.-Tho nsat and shaded Cottage
II Home, Belle Grange" known a. the
AyTes Piacs," near the street cars, on Ter
nando road, two miles from Court Square
Elegant garden, pgsture, orchard, cistein, Win
al tEe comforts OF g home near The city. Gan
be rented for IS months or Tor the summer.
W. A. " HEATLEf, Collector,
telO Office, No. 5 Bethel Block.
NOR RRNr-Two handsome Rooms IN the
third story OF the building, No. y Adams
street suitable fol offices or sleeping apart
nnents. Also, the spacious basement OF The
same building. Apply al the store on the
premises. mail y
NOR RENT-A FINE COTTAGE RESI-
Il dence with seven acres Of Garden Land,
on the Randolph load, two miles from Court
Square, and Just outside the corporate limits,
viii be rented low TO q good prompt paying
tenant. Present crop, etc, Tor sale low. Apply
- 7. GRAVES, Memphis Cotton Press los
Madison street meo9 u
1FOR RENT.-THE STORE AND BUILDING
u on JeuerSon street, corner OF the alley De
tween Second and Third streets, south SIDE, Is
Tor rent The building iswel situated as 8 nrst-
class boarding house, and contains fourteen
rooms kitchen, ard all IN good order. Also,
two STORcs on north side Inquire at
PETER SANS 651s jefferson street
Ledger copy. ns-z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-06

Any officer may be removed for neg
lect Of duty, or inconapeteney, by q ma.
jority OF two-thirds of the members pres
ent at two consecutive regular meetings.
Gen. Albert Pike was then elected per-.
manent president.
w. T. Avery, John Lawson, Michael
Msgeveney, Jr., NJ. d. l.. Stewart. A.
e. FARMLAND, Jno. wv. Leftwich, and +.
i. Warner, were elected vice-presidepts.
Major J. ]. Murphy was elected treas.
urer; w. o. Lofiaiad and Capt. J. III.
Mathes we're appointed recording score
tRFies, and Major Minor Merriyether
corresponding secretary.
A letter from Israel HuddlestoH, Of
Purdy, asking to be enrolled as mem
Der Of the club, and pledging his means
and influence for the furtheranee of its
objects, was read and accepted.
NJ. ID. L. Stewart, ESQ, moved that
the following gentlemen Be appointed an
executive committee for Shelby county:
P, T. Seruggs, P. N. Winters, NJ. Ma
geveney, junior, J 81. Edmondson, II.
NJ, LosWsnstine, ], N, Coleman, ]. P.
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RIVER MATTERS.


CAIRO. July 6.-Up-NOrman, 9 Pm
Lizzie Gill. am.
River fell 6 luehea
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FoR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis Packst company.
FOR Cairo and So. Leafs.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Maj. NJ. J. Wieks, Fred. w. Smith,
Jas. Fl. Edmondson, Jesse w. Page, jr.,
and R D. Baugh were appointed on the
Finance Committee.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed Committees on Enrollments
in the various wards and districts:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-06

This new and splendid passenger r.,
steamer VIII leave Is above on -
MONDAY, 6th inst, at pm.
jy5 2t FLEd. CALVERT. sup,t.
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NEW FIRM.

J. c. xEE1x. aH BaOOks. HMxzr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

Vegetable. possessins all the rood and alternative
ing ~ ct those bod e1ecfs upo1 the sys1sn- They
care afl liver eompiaia0. sne gsaty upsa ne bsw-
49, nevse ere atins any irritation gEieA9 pals,
eD1ulD, aiviaR toss saA vgss e ~ Wish systsa,
Nesrsleia. Female Dissaees. he. Hhea nssd q
eonnoc0o6 Min RAa6o: Oonro0un AaSsrA On. tAey
ofs NARRATED 70 cure Ill Gases Of 0er0fsla and fsvel
ooese, Rloo - al dissases eFiginatiAe non i1pu
sitses q th9 Mood. 1hey sugar eostsd. sa1 ea1
- h11Ge tAe Druegists Tor g cents MAao1ssepssd
Only b J. =. Pass. 0enava, y. T.. = whom al ~
I'm eksqja b oAdresosd. Ak foe YAen's 0c0Al
CoAzaD 4A1peAn Ll1R RnlA. and taks no othase
60RNHAMS 3 VAN SCHAACK.
A~suka nh;ra~n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
DIR. u A M E s.


CORMRRLY OF ..JAMDs. LOCI noePIrAI..
i Me- OslsaAe, La, (eG1ahlis1sd h 1UoQ an6 II
the laDt sir pose locAied IN CAtcngotho 0oot sue
ceeefol Specialist of ~ 1go b IL teontDont a al
dice aoeo q private AAtufo-cou be eOn66ont1Ally
ooneUlto1 at he once and ro0Uo.o - RANp PD ospa1T
o0HNso % Daaneeen Ovog1S, Up ofAme, upoa the
trsetment Of Chronic, nercurial, syphilitic. Blood
vensreai Cnaracter-wA!ch he cures without ne ~
of mercury. iodine pstassa, arsenic. or any poieoa
bat With ~ positive eass los I'll hp
ORGANIC WkxISSiIi;s. sueh a. s.uinn Wen.
ness NocturAf and Dinfnal Emissions brought On b
inherited causing loss Of memory. confueien, de.
preston. dmnese ~ vision and often iimee insani.
~. with dsplorable train Of other oyOptons-
treated and radically cured by infaliAble method
saving time and sxpenee Al diseases peculiar to
the sexual orgsns, Of privats character, radically
Old diseases OF the most horrible Glass; where the
blood has become poiscned-prodacing blceehes on
the face small watery blstereT aims tn the head aud
boncsucerated throat and nose eerea on the lin b
and body, ,crofnla-together with an endless mum.
bef 81 sunertngs-enectually and permanently cured
DA. JANE ie recommended BY the pres Of he
country. ~ predecessors ofmsdical colleges, and b.
the medical profession generally. Those aflietsd
shoula apply to him and be cured af once.
DH JAMS can be consulted, con 6dentally, by let
YER. r. o. Box 90, Chicago, ILL.,. enclosing stamp for
return answer; or NJ bis once and pAflorp = Aau.
colph street. corner Of Dearnh0rn street. from 4.
n TO w N. Ten separate rooms, and private en-
trance and exfts. 70 tnat Rstieste never cons in
Just puhlshsl. b u. FJanss. tws pane>,en. O
orn1ASonnnRA and cYrriia, and both eon3 n
sealed envelopn OfAuy aadreoo, - nncelvf q ee0
esoosee three ri postage stamp:
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Complaints &C.. personally Or By letter. Ar illss'
tratsd Medical Pamphlet the above dieeascs, Con-
isjniue u large pages. and gvieg full parculass.
sent "a any address on receipt Of - cent?:
TO LAf)IES-A psnphlet Of special i9lss
orr a receipt OF stamp. Direct ~ l1e1see 49,
3Alsoso lxssIrtn. q. PAUl. nmv. aoG1e1ou1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

TBD MOST KMfNENT PLAYKRs AND MOe9
Competant Judgse have given their unqualified
approval Of these Tables. 11e Workmanship IL Of
TIE moet eeeni6c end sccussts description. labor
expense being apared to sustsin the reputation a.
ready achieved BY KavanaRh Decker's Table,
Psrtss desiring Tables Win ind our prices = low -
rood woe can possibly be made for.
Western once and Wareroom, - Wsbash Ave.,
chicago. L. ]. gibson, 0eneSni Aren't
Send for Circulars and Price LET mchS-dn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

S4ANNpC for the past - years, and y therefnre
~ person vhon Ill a1eted ohOsld commit No one
ever head Of pasatef ID nOe bsng cured since be
~ been II THE city His sep9saon hAs voaehess IN
)essicr. both here and ebsoaA, heing ~ ncss sk
led specialists here, aad thcces1a 1sses OF ~ sex
~ 6ooeooo Il n othese an, oocv oespan, give
~ eaH HtooA1Y oo0Do0 OcooSvones W10 mn
~ enrs snch ease He rooms ere separate for lad'es
~ .G1f "a - H. DGDt 6D0p1to IRE eaG
49, -. Take ras11oal8 Notes. --OUelof Big.
eJov 66vosos nncA q his tlns 70 H. tssaenent q
hoe eases caused By secret habit. which runs both
Sody snd mind, un&ttl the aAfoFtunate indivd ual
6os either bu1onsgs q sossU. ne sad set OF these
eosy habto Of he exccse ffiper ye4fs. to weak
60 the de6ats the constitution, destroy the physi-
eal and unsntal powers, diminish and enfesble the
nat1rpl fseltngs and sxheaet the vital energies Of
DGahoo1 III pleasufes ofIe ere Darrsd the object
frustsaaed and exstsuce iteen rendered
torn Of unceasine misery sndregrss sueh psreons
especially those contemplating should lose
no tiue In making immediate ap4 iceton, ~ DR.. B.,
b hs nv SeatGaent 10 enabled 10 insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Copsultstions free and confidential once No. III
0outh Clark street. Monroe half block from
TIE Post Once, Post ofice boz 1B4, Chicago Ill -
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| 6enA for his "Guide TO Health" published month
sGB.-fadies, send for descriptive circular 81
Peesafie Remedie. the best preventive Of coneeptioz
| knOwn. semitic auv address fre4 q charge.
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DR.. BigclOW.

Isthe enlr kAysi4as. = : Specialize,
NOV n chicago thal eaA ~ sntiEoly
rslisd upsn. O. ~ nE1, and not ~.
fbf that horrible diseooe 70 remain u
yOas system. dlsAG1Ting your fAce
and b0dl. beeidss destroying y0ri
happineG ord future prospects OF life
rs q. n.es rn lI! IA, DISEASES :
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uellsWay's vermifage Cefeclious.
MOLLOWAY'Ss
ARNiCA
PLASTERS.

The Original and only true Arnics Plssters poe
sssslng the great healing properties
Of the Arni,s Flowers
The curative seecis Of these Piasers IN all cs-es OF
pain weakness in the breast side " back and In
Gil cases of Inflammation OF the Lungs. snd Congh
are uuiy Astonishing. they give immediate relief
fhysic'ans prescribe them. and thou.Auds recon
1eed snem. Notwithstanding The Original
ana only fes Arniea PiAstsrs
m uNUA u< uSu sSs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
JAS. a. HIGH,

JAZZ ~ nAOk1s
rAopaxnfoe % I'm
Qasrason Street Livery 0sablsA
$500 HAnRlsON STREET, BETwEID
= Yfens snd Second. Horses -
CarraoGeo, u t1e bsst quality, - les . d
Aoufs. Funsfal1 iufniehed - short nettoos
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
anl beasded q reeooua1le charges. l0ylo-0
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GALENIC INSTITUTE.

AT THE 0ALRNIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. in Concert Han
Block. ueaS the Post OAlce. d.
Paul, Minnesota.
~ The only regular charter
ed InnYmary Of the kind In tn
West. IN charge ofa regular EuS.
gecn, . graduate OF the Msd3col
College Of Ohio.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATIONS.
npefmAterYh@ ~ Seminal d
hsYftv ~; vafe rIlaeanpue. YeAnl1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

This little Instrument combines within the space
ocsap,ed ~ the ordinary pocket Twecser. . Nail
Knife and f1la, AID Ear S2oon, snd pair OF Twee-
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Lad will md THE article TO be very usefn. and
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For sale BY Ecsler. In Hardware. Notions, aud
Fancy Articles generally.
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Aass aprlu-deodiy
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Z COwDEN

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sod q Wheieeais IN Chicago. By Fuller, Finch Z
3. Hes4 . Co.. smith. Cutler = Co., DsitsscA
nleeh = O.. aaA threasAeu The country By I'll
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

- Philosophy Of Marriage. A
New C0ufss Of Lxctures, - delivered at the New
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How to live and that 10 live for: Youth, Maturity
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- accounted for; Marriage philosophicslly con
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Pocket volumes containing these lectures win be
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
AAIA MANHOOD:
e0 How Lost. lew Restored

siusf /sbiisAei. IN ssdied Enetlcps. friess Cts.
A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical cure Of Spermstorhua. or Seminal Weak
Dess, Involuntary Emn,issi ,ns, Sexual Debility,
susness, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits Men.
tai and Ply siesl lbespacisy, resulting from Sci
Abuse, &C., BY Ros5. J. CuLvEAwELL, n. D., au-
TO. Of The danss BooE. he.
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Sent under seal. in plAin env slope. to any i'd
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OINTN EMIT,

This Ointment aftsran experience of tw cuty yesrs.
has proved itself sovereiga remedy for all bse
ef the Skin having effected radical cure in every
case ON which II was used. curag many obstinate
cases Of fifteen or twenty yssrs standing. that had
bsst medical talent In the country lts effect 10
sonishlng. In lev days the and irrit alton
Il removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
and remains permanently healed, without the use "
any other remedy,
rhus. rsrras. SAlr- RsHrn. lrcn. eolDIsa's Iron,
ksss,psIAs, B crcnEs, PlarLO. and every form OF
disease ofthe skin 10 panctaslly cured no matter Of
how long standsg. II Aas cured bad cases Of II
eLAnab - suDs. and Discharged from the Ear. when
nothing else would heal them. ruKs, that have re-
sisted al other treatment for many years have been
enscsually cured By the use Of only box u THE
Otnemsnl Brass. SCARE. and ON Soass, Il heals
IN very short time. PalcB - CEHrs rxa Box. II
not sold By yosP Druggist send 90 cents TO Johnston
Holloway = Cowdca. Philadelphis. Z boz viii Be-
seat nee Of postage TO any address.
lHnua N0TAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
MOLkOWAY,S
WEIR MIEUGE
CONEECTIONS.

Or. Holloway. eocsc aftevn years Ago, witns.sins
the distTess uceasianed sicky children Id taking thr
noascous vermngss Of thai day. rt&oived 10 annsl-
in them. ard from the most elective of these re me
dies succeeded In separating their active medical
properties. pare. tAsteicss aud iaoanrons Then D.,
combining these with sugar, and moulding them IN
to agreeable CONNECTION, sormcd tho pre- cent rurr
uAs ssvscrvs EaAirrsR known a.
.uollsway'S vermifage Cefeclious.
which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseocs vernfuge, To the drhch. 81 tie poor ntts
sufferers. II contains Calonel or ctaer poison
uus Ingredients.
30 highly esteemed Ia this Pcpllsr vsrmifage. ~
the profession, that all Intelligent Physicians who
know u then prescribe them In preference TO other
rnsdies. ~ not only more pleasant TO take. but
more effective to cure.
FAreais and guardians. having the care Of
shoud kesp bAem - family medicine, for they not
only eradicate Wcrms-thosc pests OF chichcod-
but correct any dcrangsmeut OF the digestive Or
Raoe. 90 prevalent with children
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-26

bring US to another stage Of the work of
reconstruction-another stage of waiting =
during which people can only find vent for
their anxiety in asking each other "what
next ~ This is prelude to the scene Of
activity that will ensue upon the instalIa-
tlon OF State officers, and the meeting ofthe
Legislature. We must walt for the official
returns to reach headquarters before the
names Of the elected candidates can be de-
clared. Probably ten days win be required
to accomplish this fully. In the meantime,
there is little to do but wait.
The public mind seems to have generally
accepted the belief that the impeachment
trial before the Senate will result in the
conviction and removal OF President Jehn-
son. Such an issue of the trial will be re-
ceived will unqualified approval by ma
jority of the people of this State.
Business continues to decline in volume
as the season advances. The recent adj
vance in cotton brought some little ANNA
ton to dealers in supplies for the country,
but coming as it did after the bulk Of the
crop had gone forward, it afforded but lit
tie relief to the country at large. Rents
are constantly declining, and leases are
every day revised at lower rates than
originally agreed upon. Nothing but the
direst necessity can prevail upon property
owners to consent to such reductions, but
as its existence is palpable, many of them
have reluctantly consented to materially
lower their demands.
Many of those who can afford to leave
here during the summer months are pre-
pairing for the usual exodus for the North.
In week or tive the ascending steamboats,
and the northern bound steamships and
railroad trains will be crowded with the
accustomed summer travellers. Many go
for comfort and pleasure; but few find
either. The dust and the smoke of the
road, the crowding of hotels, and the in
convenience Of Giving in ones trunks, .
usually outweigh the pleasure of the ex-
element Of change of scene and the nov
elites of strange places. Yet the north
ward tide pours out year after year with
undiminished volume.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-26
PRAun AND INTIMIDATION.


Never in the history of elecuoneering
frauds has there been anything to equal
the deeds of the rebel Democratic party in
our recent election. The worst days o.
Democratic ballot-box stufing and Know
Nothing intimidation were far outstripped
by the sleight of hand practiced by the
Democratic Commissioners in this city, and
by the threats of the Ku Klux Khan in
some of the country parishes. To with.
draw attention from their own misdeeds
the Democratic leaders and the Con
ss5r valve pIess are making TOOL.
ish accusations against the Republicans,
but their attempts in that line are too shall
low to deceive any one.
With regard to the gigantic and shame.
less frauds perpetrated in this city, the
evidence now being collected will, when
made public, cover the perpetrators with
confusion and disgrace, and may perhaps
lead to still further Investigation from a
still higher authority The responsibility
for these frauds must rest on those who
had the entire management Of the election
the boards of registration appointed by
General Hancock at the recommendation
Of the Democratic Central Committee,
and the commissioners Of election
selected by those registrars on
the same recommendation. Some of
these Commissioners by their fsgltiOus
tampering with the ballots have made It
appear that the Democrats have carried
the city and parish, when in point Of fact
the Republican candidates are actually
elected by more than two thousand major
ity,
In some Of the country parishes matters
were still worse. In addition to perYer-
sions Of the ballot they there resorsed TO
the most high-handed intimidation. In
the parish Of Rapides and others the
Kn Klux Khan paradsd the streets,
masked, visiting the houses Of well
kHown Republicans, whitaand black. and
affixed 70 theiE doors threatening placaras.
breathing Mood and murder, and beaalnr
such significant embIens Is pistols, bowie
knives, deaths heads, cofias, etc. These
alroslona proceedings are only the outward
manifestation Of that snalign spirit which
has asEsdsd he sz-F6hel element Of cur
populallaa ever lapa ihs disappointment
81 THAR bliss rad absurd hopas Qnaplrsd
b Anssew yoAassn) lhal a doaniail 81
dc Fsbellon eshid issvt 30 political
Ablnaea behlna & ThlA ril a moi dsAs
aned q Lguislauas a appears lzom ne fsl'
loving exsraoe hom rebel papeis PUB
llahea ii various parts Ct Sc Soul
country
Is Il raw vsEy evlaamt that fhls
4s4 n* 81 go neHniHgIa1g szxY
ANe4 tHiaafI1r hnt shes uu1ef
~ e4A e,I.s 3. .lse1 > 80 pose - ff1A'ft'
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-26
GERTIFIOATEs.

Extract from letter received from Prof., Z. A
Robbins, Composer and Author New Method
Teaching PiAnoforte:"
WRENTHAS. Mass. March Ilth, 1851
Mr.. WA MoCANMoH:
Dear Sir-I had intended to have written you soma
days before this, with reference to the New Wooden
Rim Pianoforts purchased Of YOU but this ia n
first opportunity since setting it up You know how
well pleased was with the instrument in ali respscts
BY my almost instantly deciding upon it. Nj wife,
however, was SO wrapped up in the Piano we pre-.
vfous bought Of you, that she would not admit the
possibility Of anything short of a Grand exesedfnR
its charming qualities until the new one was permit
tedto sing its own praise. This did it do for Whols
evening" taking all captive who were permitted the
pleasure OF listening to its delightful voice. for such
it is, no piano tone, but q true voice tone.
In truth, the instrument IS in all those respects
which make perfect pianoforte preeminently an.
perior to any one we have ever before possessed or
known. and. this you may consider as a compliment
when add that our business has been such for YEAR
as to demand the choicest instruments we could
select from the best makers Mrs. R. Joins me in az
pressions of gratitude that you have produced 50
fns a Pianoforte
We shall ever think Of you when at the instrument
Truly yours etc., EDaAR A. RozRr~s