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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17
Six More Prizes.

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WASHIEGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Florida
delegation here are very anxious about
the Senatorial election which occurs to-
day. They are apprehensiVe that ne
gro will be elected for the short term end
ing March next.
The United States Indian Agent at
Lesvenworth, In a report, narrates nu-
merous outrsges on the part of the Co
manches and Kiawas. They seem to
have a special prediction for raids into
Texas and LeavenwOrth. He recon-
mends that they be punished promptly
and severely.
The recall of the twenty per cent. bill
causes much disappointment, though the
clerks still hope that it will eventually
pass.
The Committee on Ways and Means
are still undecided as TO the course they
will pursue. 1t is probable that the new
bill will cover over one hundred pages,
in changing the present system OF col
lectiDg the revenue. If this is correct
the bill will not be ready to report before
next week, and its passage will require
two weeks. Considerable stubbOrnness
and bad feeling exists.
Ninety-twO witnesses have been sum.
moued in SurTatt's behalf
Gen. Meigs has resumed active duties
as QlsrteTmSster General.
Tue receipts TO day from internal rev.
enue amount to 1858 Geo.
1t is rumOred that Gen. Martin McMa-
han will be appointed Minister to Mexico.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17

We had the pleasure, on Monday eve
ming, Of q brief conversation with the
editor Of NeaPs State Gazette, published
at Dyersburg, who visits this city in the
interest of the contemplated route from
Memphis to Union City, where it will
intersect the roads leading to Columbus
and Paducah, KY. MIR. Neal has devo-
ted much time and labor in inspiring the
people of his section with the importance
Of early action in the matter, as init
mately connected with their prosperity,
and promising immediate as well as fu-
ture advantages. His labors have been
rewarded by zsalous cooperation among
these who recognize the advantages to
be secured, and SIS an important adjunct
In the enterprise, the aid and co-opera-
ton of the citizens of Memphis are in
voked to accomplish the object Of open
ing a direct way through the fertile
river counties, conflicting with the great
Northern thoroughfsres.
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MAIL FACILITIEs.

The communication addressed to US
from Fair Dale, and which we publish
for the benefit of others as well as our
selves, will explain ITSELF Such an in
vestigation as 1t should lead to, cannot
fail to be of service. This is the right
way to proceed, that censure may attach
where it properly belongs, and lead to
the correction Of the complained-of neg
ligence:
FAIR DALE, ARK, June l3, 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
We noticed in your issue of the 18th of
May, an article headed Z" Mail Facilities, -
in which you, as public journalists, ex-
press yourselves interested in the prompt
aud regular delivery of the mails on the
Arkansas river; and we had hoped that
the note Of eur neighbor on Swan Lake
would have secured that most desired
object-yet we OF Fair Dale and vicinity
have to suffer as usual.
Mack's" vindication of the Arkap-
sas River Packet Company is very fine
to read, yet we think we can prove to
the satisfaction of Mack" or any one
interested, that the mails have not been
promptly and regularly delivered at the
Fair Dale Office for the last four months,
and since the date Of "Mack'sU letter.
in which he says thst the mails have
been punctuslly delivered at all land
iDgs when circumstances would permit"
the steamer Celeste has failed or nef
lected twice to stop at Fair Dale anu
take our mails, at which dates there
was mail at the Fair Dale office ready
and awaiting to be delivered 70 the said
steamer Celeste. We are informed by
c. F. Notrebe, Esq OF Fair Dale, that
the Celeste is the only boat in the mail
line that does not deliver and receive
our mails regularly. Snags cannot be
an excuse for non-Gelivery Of the mails,
for the u. S. saag boat Long, has visited
Fair Dale several times lately.
We do not wish to be csptiOus, yet we
want to be dealt with fairly and justly,
and the continued and often repeated
irregularities in our mails causes US much
annoyance and trouble
Please give this letter a place In your
valuable paper, and much oblige your
fellow citiz ems, residents of Fair Dale
and immediate vicinity.
c. +. NOTREBE,
X. 3 POLLERHIDE,
p, STMASt Err FAIR DALE
ROWAN q COMLhY,
DR.. J. FRASER,
DIR l. W. ORkEL5,
n F. n JTREBE,
THOMAS FARkELLY.
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To az. OR NOT TO REF

We briefly sdverted to Grants letter
of acceptance, to show that he did not
know his own mind, and had no distinct
policy to ayow or disavow. The letter
itself was brief, but could not be said to
be to the point, as it embraced two sew
eral points, equally explicit and equally
confused. As sample of the mysteries,
it might well serve,-that is, of unsaying
what it says: "Now you zee it, and
now you don't" That the General may
be fully appreciated, bere are his declar-
atoms in juxtaposition, side by side, CIV
ing unmistakable evidence that his mind
was undergoing some strange revolution,
that it could not hold in one direction
through little page of manuscript
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PLATFORM OF THE TENNESSEE
DEMOCRACY.

LIST. The Conservative men of Tennes
see, putting aside all questions decided
by the war, accept the title of Demo
Gratis aud formally unite themselve:
with the Democratic party as 1t nov
exists.
I'd. The question of the right of q
State to secede from the Union has been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted IS final and conciu'
sive.
Sd. Nevertheless, while the Constitu'
ton makes the Federal Government su-
preme, it is so only with well dehneo
limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them CO.
equal in respect Of such rights ana
these rights have not been impaired by
the result of the war, or the powers OF
the General Government aggrsDdlzea
by il, to the enlargement OF public
liberty.
4th. The extinguishment Of African
Slavery ia recognized as q fact, ratified
by binding Constitutional Amendment.
9th. The iuvestiture of negrOesWith the
right OF suffrage, by the Congress OF the
United States, and the Acknowledgement
OF white men, by the same authority, Is
q gross usurpstion of power, and policy
unjust, unWise and oppressive, and tend
ing to excite q war Of races the white
men Of America are entitled to superb
ority and supremacy in the sdministra-
ton Of the Federal and State govern
ments; and any measure intended to
deprive them of it, or to divide or impair
il, greatly endRngers the perpetuity of
free republican institutions.
9Th. The faith OF the nation is pledged
a. - h. al IlhN
according 70 the terms of the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time of payment of the
bonds ought not to be extended; the
principal OF the five-twenty bonds ought
10 be paid in currency, and the money
granted 10 the National banks to be with
drawn.
7lh. The Government bonds should be
taxed in the hands Of the bondhOlders,
equally with other property.
Sth. The doctrines and practices Of the
Radical party, which endeayOrs, by en-
croaching upon the powers Of the Execu- |
tive and Judicial branches of the Gov |
eminent, to absorb in the Legislative |
Department all powers, tend TO the de- |
Of the Republican system of |
and the civil liberties of the /
people
9Jh. Equal and exact justice to all men,
of whatever State or persuasion, relig-
ious or political; peace, commerce and
honest friendship with all nations; en-
tRnglng alliances with none; the sup
port of the State Governments in all
their rights, Is the most competent ad-
ministrstiOn of our domestic concerns
and the surest bulwark against anti-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation Of
the General Government in its whole
vigor, as the sheet anchor
Of peace at home and safety abroad a
Jealous care Of the rights OF election by
the people and the supremacy Of the
oivil over the military authority.
10th. Andrew johnson the first choice
Of the Democracy of Tennessee; but
their Delegates left free to unite Ia sc.
Letting another as the candidate for the
Presidency.
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from go to $4,000 each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
MAKING IN ALI
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Will be Donated TO the Orphans OF Sc.
Louis, Missouri.


A suitable Committee Of Responsible Gentle
men will be selected to conduct the drawing
and awarding Of the prizes. on the day ap-
pointed, 1T MERCA NILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
One hundred thousand numbers, represent
ing the Certificates issued, viii be placed in ons
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The prizes Will be ready for de- livery upon
the result OF the award beng known, and the
perrOns by whom the ten real estate plies are
drawn, viii receive Ceejs 10 the same, with
title clear and unencumbe Ted.
All money received upon the sale OF these
Certificates will be placed in respO- sib bank
ing houses Sf st. Louis, Missouri, where IL VIII
remain. to the credit OF the Association until
after the drawing takes place.
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49, BrOOme street, New York.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE The a
vi officers and members Of ADgeroEa "a
Lodge No. is, are hereby notified to Xxx
attend a special communt cation, this w
Wednesday evening, at O'Clock, for work In
the +. G. degree.
An +. C's In good standL are fraternally
invited.
By order d. B. FORSTER, w NJ.
JOHN BEAMIsH, Sec'y. tell 1t
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
y SALE ON EASY TERMS My lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms to suit
purchasers for cash or on any ttme-from one
TO ten years, and in any quantity-from acres
to 31l. Ny residence, with from Ia to q acres
land, will be sold at great bargain, for cash,
or on the usual terms Apply to myself on the
premises. or to Register, Trezevant & Co., my
a ents, In the city. -
Je!7 n. N. IRRELEVANT.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 16.-The Cambridge
University to-day conferred the degree O.
Doctor of Laws on Henry w. Long
fellow, in the presence of a vast audi
ence, whe received the poet with loud
and prolonged cheers.
A great meeting of the Ritualists was
held here to day. Resolutions by DR..
Pusey and others were adopted, sustain
ing the Irish Church establishment and
High Church doctrines.
The British Government threatens to
prosecute Train for speech made to the
Irish in Manchester.
Bismarck has retired to Pomerania.
Thile takes his place in the foreign
offioa
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Foreign Markets.

OF all the sights in Paris, none is
more curious than the snail seller. He
trundles q large and shallow hsnd-cart
through the streets, covered with huge
suails, crawling all over the side Of the
cart. with horns extended and house on
back. A dozen can be purchased for the
small sum of two SOUS; you can select
them yourself, and carry them away in
a psper bag. Some people eat them raw,
like oysters; others roast them with
savory herbs. The best snails come from
Burgundy 10 the autumn, and are fat
tened on the vine leaves. Those now
selling are gathered in every ditch out
side the city, the several cemeteries
yielding the largest supplies.
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AsSACHUsETrs.

SPRINGFIELD, June I6.-Pst Adams
and Dan Arnold fought near West
BrOokfiel this morning, forty-three
rounds in ninety minutes. Arnold won
the fight by q foul blow from Adams.
Both were badly beaten.
VIM. Hancock, a liReal descendant OF
John Hancock, died in Durleye On Sun
day, aged rs yesrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17

The Vicksburg Herald Of the 10th inst.
acknowledges the receipt Of lot Of full
grown cotton blooms and a few small
cotton bolls. Mr.. Hardin, in letter
from Satartia, says: Crops are as good
as were ever known at this time of the
year. River reeeding slowly" Mr.. h.
resides six miles below Satar1ia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17

The ST. Louis Republican publishes
a communication taken from the A6en-
zeit1fng, unfavorable TO the candidacy #
Grant. 1.-THE signatures to the paper, -
says the Republican. "are among the
best known OF our citizens, and their re-
speetability cannot be questioned" The
anti-Grant movement Is one in which ali
the various Hebrew congregations Join,
without exception,
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TELEGRAPHIU aARKETe



NEW ORLEANS. June l6.-Cotton quiet but
firm; middliLgs ME; sales 6sl balls; re-
ceipts l02 bales SEEKING 53a55; New York
II nd 10, l25s and l55<c. Cuba nnolass5s 47cI52c
Louisiana sugar and molass.s nominalIv un
changed. Flour oul F; superfine S. 20; XXX
hay du.l at SlS9I9 20. Pork quiet bat firm al
sze 50. Bacon quiet; shoulders lSKc; clesI
aes &c. Lard Is quoted al lS}zc for tlerces, and
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June l6.-TObacco active and
prices unchanged. Flour dull superfine 81 l2%
Wheat q 49lgz 90. Corn 90 as5c. Oats 76G7Sc
Fork S2o91S .. Bacon shoulders I3c; clear
sides l65z97c; plain canvassed hams i6c. Lard
Cincinnati Market.
CTNCINyATI, June le.-Flour, good grades OF
family Offering att9. Wheat active al 81 Corn
9iss4s. Olls 74975c. Prov isions nonnfnally nm
changed. Butter 2J@3yc. Eggs BIC.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, June I6-Tohacco active: sales
Is his, ranging from So to 81 for Tugs and Jar
leaf. -Four dull and lower; superfine 81 75@
) % fancy brands Sl29l2 60 Old red wheat 81
az 10 contracts made for new Alab anna at 81 rs.
Corn 93gsjc. Cats 7S9s0c. Rye 81 70gI So FORK
So .. Lard, uerees, lSc Bacon shoulders
l'13c; rib sides, l65s97ci clear sides I71z@I7JSc
bulk shoulders lZ1sc; clear sides 1910.
New York Market.
New YORK, June l6-Cotton Quiet. sales
1900 bales uplands 2S1z@29c- Rice and coffee
dull Cuba sugar bS49 Ike. Molasses steady,
Dry ous-L snL pIlnts 4i%Y22c. Heavy
brown sheetings lB%9l71zc.
Money cay; ca loans 295; sterling steady
at l0g!OZ gold 401s9n. Nearly three quarteis
OF a million of gold was expected TO day.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 10 : Money closed irmer. Con
soils $50. Five-Iwentes 731z.
LIVERPOOL. June l6-C0iton closed firmer
uplan1s '05sd; Orleans lid; Gales 1900 bales.
Corn advanced 81. Wheat steady. Sugar 70
arrive 26s Cd.
HAVANA, June l6.-The sugar market is very
dun, without any sales; No u nominally ~
@7szc.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS

LOUISVILLE, June 16.-The river is
stationary, with feet IL inches in the
canal. The weather is cloudy and warm.
Departed-Alaska, for Cincinnati, and
Norman, for White river.
ST LOUIS, June 16.-The Mississippi
i sinota IIy at DubUC u
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DIED.

MICHOT-On Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock M,
e. by, son OF E L. Michot, aged years.
Services will take pace at the hou.e, on Horn
Lake road, st o'clock pm. Carriages will be
in waiting at Flah' rty & walsh's, 81 Second
street, at half-past 8 O'Clock. Funeral services
by Rev. L. G. Ransom.
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s7s@o
VALUED AT
$50 Prizes

From the firm Of POOGHER BROTHERS.
Watchmakers and Jewellers, No. Io6 South
Filth street, under the SOutesFa Hotel, where
SAMPLES OF the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid silver Servire, wor. b $500 (;
and Gentlemen's God watches, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy Silver Pieces, Fine Jew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED AT .--........... SIS COO
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Fourth Prize.

The hne Mansion Of the late Judgs R "
Wells, Jefferson City, Missouri. Two-Eiory
Brick and Frame, fifteen elegant rooms, ard
finished throughout with all modern improve
ments I; Lot l35 feet front on r Ugh street by DO
feet deep. Grounds finely laid out, tsTaeed.
flower beds, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17

Mr.. Hoe, the inventor Of the cylin-
der press, whose patent twenty one
years. expires in July, is in Washington
asking for a renewal, upon the ground
that he has not been sufficiently COM
pensated.
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References given By Formulation !.

AuIl, Pollard & Reniek. Bankers. Sc. Louis.
| Daniel G; Taylor, ex Mayor OF s. Louis.
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, St Louis.
Peoples Savings Association.
Edward \. Piummer, Mem his, Tim.
BoatDens savings Inftit1Uon, 50 Louis, Mo.
John II. Andrews, ex-Shezif Of St Louis
Laysile. Wa ner q Co., propristOrs southern
Jules Vale, OF the arm of Choutssu. HArri.
son Vale.
Frastus Wells President Accommodation
Hon. VII lam Taussig
A. Krieckhaus. Pr sident City Council.
g. W. Dreyer.
No person will be authorized 10 ssu Cersis.
Gates for the Association, or be recognized a.
an agent, unless holding certificate to that
effect from the Manager OF the Association.
NOTICE.
send greenbacks to the amount OF ten dollars
in registered letteTs. and postofnce or ether
drafts, payable to our order, Z larger amounts
s. eur nss wltn address Of town, county and
Certificates may be h ID at the ONCE OF the
Manager, 4le, Walnut street, and OF the follow
ing agents: Alex. Kelsey proprietor OF the
Fourth street; Planters House sa-
loon F; Boegher BROTHERS. Jewellers,
LOG south Fifth street, under the Southern Hos
tel; c. N. Caswell, Cigar Store, corner Fourth
North Fourth street. oppo lite the Court House-
W. H. Tlford, Photographic Goods. II North
Fourth street; d. Adams, Southern Hotel
Saloon; ]. H Cook, News Stand, Southern
Hotel; NJ. B Syford, News stand, ST. Nicholas
Hotel: @. B. Wintls, Boo8ssore. SO Washing
ss-AII orders for Certificates and eonmuni-
cations should be addressed TO
PHILIP q. LANHAM, Manager,
No. 4Ie walnut street,
Under Southern Hotel, st. Louis. Missouri.
IA COPELAND, Secretary.
~TICKETs CAN BE had OF
z. L. PLUHEH<
No. ana Front 81, Menu. r..u-
And 81 e >. LITTLEToS
|sn ", n. PAssNr-
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Third Prize.

A handsome ThTee-s. ory BIiek Residence.
No ISIS Chestnut street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. St Louis, No, containing
twelve roo 6. elegantly inished throuzbout.
with all modern improvements complete; LOs
2l1S By lGs1< feet deep,
VALUED AT...,,..-........... .Sls 500
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Second Prize.

An elegant Three-story Double Brick Resi-
dence, with three and a half acres Of ground
In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, one mile from
Court square House splendidiy finished, with
buildings, ETC.; all In complete order, and
VALUED AT.....-................. .......s $50 900
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.

mote. The lines east of Louisville
were working so hard last night that 1t
was impossible to get the regular report,
30 the Southern report was substituted
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