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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17
The Mississippi Election.

The Jackson Clarion makes q most
earnest appeal TO the patriotism of the
candidates in opposition to Radicalism-
that all those who know themselves in
eligible and cannot qualify. should in
stantly withdraw from the canvass. 1t
says:
Conservatives who permit themselves
to be run as candidates under such cir
cumstanees, must know that they are
playing directly into the hands of the
enemy. The Constitution proyiSas that
where person is selected wka is not eli
gible, the candidate receiving the next
highest vote shall quality. The Con-
seryAtives cannot afford to pay empty
compliments, nor lose q single vote.
They must save the Legislature. II is
the last ditch, il they are defeated on the
question of ratification. Ab0ue oil, let
US sdVe the Senate. On that body will
devolve the responsibility of ratifying or
rejecting the army Of officers who under
the Constitution are to be appointed by
the Governor.
Remember, fellow-cltizens, that he
who runs for the Legislature, knowing
himself to be Ineligible, Is q stumbling
block to the opposers OF Radical rule.
Again we repeat, that only persons
who can take the iron-clad oath, or pri-
vate soldiers of the late g. s. army lex
Guiding thereby both commissioned and
non commissioned officers, can qualify.
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From the Cincinnati Commercially
We have heretofore exhibited facts and
figures 70 show that the present tariff on
imported goods Is something over forty
three per cent. Gd VdioSeBl, upon the av-
erage, payable in gold that this enor-
nous and unprecedented duty is levied
chiefly upon articles Of general use and
necessity for consumption; that upon
most fabrics that enter into the clothing
Of our people, whereof the larger portion
always comes from abroad), the amount
of this tax is from sixty to one hundred
per cent. that upon iron manufactures,
which enter largely into use in all the
mechanic arts, the tax is so heavy al
ready as very nearly to dOubly the cost OF
the article to consumers; and that the
experience OF all nations proves that as q
question OF revenue, q moderate duty
pays invariably more into the treasury
than an extortionate one. That the pre-
sent rates OF duty are extortionate. it
needs not comparison with those inn
posed by other nations to prove. We
need but to compare them with the high.
est duties ever levied in the history of our
own protective tariffs, in order to see
that the rates imposed during the war,
and still remaining unrepealed, are from
twenty to forty per cent. higher than
were ever before tolerated in the United
States.
The Commercial insists that these in
ordinate taxes not only produce less rev.
enue for the Government, but impose
monstrous and unequal burdens on the
poor and the agricultural classes.
Jacobinism must conciliate the manu-
facturers; and New England has twelve
Senators, and is almost unanimous in
wishing that the principal Of the five-
twenties shall be paid In gold. The
groans of the Northwest, staggering un-
der the enormous weight Of q plundering
tariff, are sweetest music to the ears Of
the South. Let the Northwest continue
to play the camel to New England, and
kneel to receive it's burden.
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Judge sharkey's opinion.

The Chairman of the Democratic Ex.
ecutive Committee of Mississippi having
notified Hon. VIM. L. Sharkey that he
had been announced to address his fel-
Iow-eitlzens at several mass meetings, in
defense OF the Constitution of the United
States, to which he received reply, from
which we extract the following:
1t is well ka0gn, presume, that
regard the reconstraetj0n measures, and
everything that has been done under
them, as not only ahsObsEely void, but
utterly subversive of the Constitution OF
the United States, and desttueHge of al
the reserved rights of the States, - yell
as Of the liberties of the people. j shall
cheerfully, and to the best of my ability,
discharge the duty assigned me. Iu do
ing so but discharge what / believe to
be q patriotic duty, and hope al who
have been appointed by the committee,
will be equally prompt in responding to
your call. This is no ordinary occasion
it is a contest in which the Constitution
is to be put upon trial in opposition to a
consolidated government, with all power
concentrated IN Congress, and it Is hoped
when tkis issue is presented, and the
danger realized, none can hesitats-surely
no patriot can.
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CONDENSED DECISIONS OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
Brownsville, June Term, 1855,
BYH. CLAY KING, ESQ.


No. 2s.-walt VS.. German National Bank
Motion to dismiss appeal, and to strike
from the docket, on the ground that the
transcript was not filed within the time
prescribed by law.
Held: That the statute makes 1t the
duty OF the clerk OF the inferior court to
transmit the transcript In appeal cases.
aud the transcript having been filed
here, but not in the time directed, this
Court will not dismiss or strike from the
docket on that ground.
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"A German physician reports that he
has traced six cases Of lead cholic and
paralysis to the use of tobacco held In
Jeaden boxes. A lead foil, improperly
called tin foil, will finally become i'm
pregnated with poisonous salt Of lead.
The Bowling Green, KY, Democrat
of the 18th says: A difficulty occurred
near Allen Springs, in Allen county, on
last Monday between VIM. Kirby and
Henry Worley, in which Kirby shot
Worley, the ball striking him in the face
and lodging In his neck. The wound Ia
said to be dangerous. There has been
no arrest Of Kirby or legal investigation
Of the affair,
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~ FORGE NJ. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THE
VI President, Directors and Company Of the
Bank OF Augusta In Equity. VS.. Archi'
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
II appearing to the Court, by afi1avit filed In
pursuance of the rule OF C6'urt. that Thomas
ginia; William Dougherty, John A. James,
William q. Peters, Clinton J. Srown, Miles g.
DObbins, Lemuel P. Grant, Lewis J. Dupree,
Thomas n. Clarke, BENJAMIN q. Yancey, James
s. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, AIbin r Dear
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robert Thomas, Benz
jaElin r. Hardeman. Millege Murphy, William
John c. Lee. Willis Kilgore, John Carter, " Il
liam H. Murphy. Jasper N. Pitman, John W.
Stewart, all Of different counties in the State
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county
Thomas ]. Mackle, of South Carolina Robert
A. W ash, of Missouri; William Shappard, OF
Alabama; John Ramage and Hugh McRae, OF
Tennessee; John D. O'Leary, OF kentucS Sy /;
and Benjamin F. Allen, Of Iowa or Wisconsin !;
reside out of the county of Richmond, in which
the above case, which has been nled in the
Clerks office OF tsis Court, rehsrnable TO June
Term, 1883, of said Court, has originated 1t Is
therefore ordered that copy Of this order be
served upon the said defendants, or published
once week for six weeks In some public gazette
In the States Of Geofgis, Alabama, Tennessee,
sin, or an acknowledgements Of service be OBJ
teined from said defendants, and that the said
defendants do then appear and answer said bill
default thereof, that said bill be taken as con-
fessed against said defendants, and that said
cause do then proceed without them.
GEORGIA, RIcHMoED COUNTY,
Clerks once, Superior Court
1, Lafayette MeLaws, Clerk of said Court do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true COPY
ef the order of said Court in the case stated AZ
recorded February ls, 1855, upon the Minutes OF
Witness my onaciaI signature and
IsEALl seal OF said Court this 28d day Of
LAFAYETTE McLAws
mas law6w Clerk 8. e., R. C.. Ga
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Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

WTITHoUT FINE HEAD OF HAIR No
w woman can be really beautiful. WItbont
this croWntng exceHence OF beautiful hair mo
LADY can obtain without buying 1t at MADAME
LANIGNE. Call and see for yourselves for
artistic styles and eleg 1nce, at 2e8 I-S Main
street. up stairs. opposite Court Square.
N. B.. Wigs, Chtgnona, ETC., Hair Cutting In
sPs I'm ,. LAvIeNE.
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CITY DIRECTORY.



WI. Passmore 4 Co 80 Second.
A NJ. StOddsrd q Co., SS Second.
A.S.Leyy & Co., 81 Second, JEFFERSON blocA
BANKS.
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Jen.
oeople's Bank of Tennessee, Y Madison.
@ohis City Savings InstitiOn, 10 Jef1ensor
T-,1-, -~tional Bank, "A Madison.
TanItsor, ~SurAnce Company, 10 Madison.
OOK ST0REs.
CF C,or,rs-,,n c., Blank Books, ls Mai
Church & Co., SIS Main
ID. Wade Co., 2S3 Main.
BOOTS AND sHN
APP & LutE, I51I Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, FL -
A. P. Morgan, lSS Third, corner iTsshtL
W. s. Bruce & Co., 81 and SO Monroe.
Woodruff 6 Co, l7s Main.
r. q. Bradley, 81 Main, jackson Block.
COAL DEALERS.
BigIey, MelIersh & Co, % South Court.
DISPENSABY.
DR.. J. B. Russells. A North Court
DENTISTS.
s, Hinson, 2S3 Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS.
ChRndlsr.& Co., 2I6 Main.
FUkNIEURE
I'D. stiles Co.. 2S2 SeoOnd.--
GROCERIES.
Fargason a Clay, Wholesale, S2s Front.
Webb, Mitchell q Co., Wholesale, Is Union.
L. ". Sturdivant q Co, l62 Front,
Martin Walt q Co., wholesale, 272 Front.
Brooks, Eeely & Co., 276 Front.
6picer Sharpe, S68 Main.
GslbreRth, Stewart & Co., No. llx Union.
Victor D. Fuchs, Fish Depot, Al Jefferson st.
Mercer, Ware & TRlley. 1874 Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC.
Allison Brothers, 30 Front
Jukes & Scott, also, Tinware, S86 Second.
Charles stout q Bro, III Second.
Z. Robbins q Bradley, 223 Second.
hcCombs & Co., S24 Maiu street.
Org1u Bros. & Co., $40 Front.
d. WeIter q Co., Is and Is Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
L Rocscher, also Findings, S251S Main.
Geo. Philler Co.. Adams, near river.
HUMAN HAIR AND WIGS.
p. Lsvigne, 26s}}S Main. See advertisement.
Ms. N. L. Rodner, 5s3 Main.
INSURANCE.
Phoenix Fire, Travellers Life, and Accident
ms. Co.'S, n. p. Butler, Agent, No. l Madison.
B. h. Clark q CO-Agt's Fire and Marine, Mana
.er6 Branch Of OfknickerDOe eker Life, u Madison.
II. 7. TOmlinsOn, General Agent, Il Madison.
Peoples insurance Co. W. b. Greenl law, Prest-
aenti 5. P. Read, Secretary Is Madison st.
b. A. Littleton & Co.. Agency, p Madison,
Vredenburg & Sylvester, 2 Madison.
n. Western Mutual Life, J. S. Chaplin, Agent,
4 Union.
st. Louis Mutual Life, Mcmahon q Otis,
agents, 4S Madison.
IBWELRY, WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
Merriman, Byrd q Co, rs Main.
POoley, Barnum Co, cor. Court and Main.
L. L. Michot, 3571S Main.
LIQUOR DEALERS,
Nathan Bros. & Co., 244 Front.
A. VRccare & Co.. S24 Front.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Moore, EadeI & Co., S5S and $50 Second.
Cub0tns, Gum CoOver, flsning NH, l63
" Wsshington.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Power 4 Mccoy, 23S Second, cor jefferson.
Mattress HanufRctOry,
Louis Keith, lSS and IS Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEIHG.
B. A. HollenbeTg, 2l2 Beal and $50 Second.
MILLINERY.
I. Kremer. Importer Fancy Goods, 253 Main.
Mrs. N. e. Hunter, 247 Main.
SEWING MACHIEES.
Grover & Baker, SOC Main.
Star Shuttle, ~ Second.
TRUEKs, VALISES, ETC.
/. Hsppek, S52 Main.
TORACCO6KSTS.
L. Sewburger q Bro, S22 Main.
Thurmond, Foster & Co., I Monroe.
Edmonds. Pettigrew q Co., sos Front.
Mayer, Msrshuetz & Co.. cor Jefferson q Ind.
UEDERTAHERS.
J. G. Hoist & Co, 800 Main.
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NOTICE.

4 Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an office up stairs
In same building, where viii be glad to see
past favorz. beg q continuance of the same
rnhIE NATHAN HOFFHETMER
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SEEDS.
r. C. CRAIG & CO.,
= r Il ID - NJ Z N,
$40 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.

JUST RECEIVED,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
AtCraig's Seed Store
SEED BUCKWHEAT-
STOCK PEAS-AJ Crai2's Seed Store.
GRAIN CRADLES AND GRAIN SUYTHES-
At Craig's Seed store.
GEDDlES' 'HARROWS& q KNOX HORSE HOE,
At Crsig's Seed Store.
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT
At Craig's Seed Store.
SUPERPHOSTHATE& & LAND PLASTER
AT CRAIC9'S REED STORE.
apis daw S7e Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
II Custom b bOuse Street, New Orleans, (sstsD-
lished 1850, for the lssJ even years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the eouo-
try in Jne successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be confidC nfially consulted at
hisOffiee and parlOls, 81 and SO Randolph street,
corner Of Dearborn street, or by lstter Postofiee
Drawer 5Se2.
Or. JAMES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAL
SYPHILITIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all I~ORDEkS of CONTAGIOUS We
NEREAL ChARAC be uTes with
out the use Of mercury, lodide potaSstl, srsenlG
or any IOisOn, but with his NEUTEALILER, a
positive cure for all hunOrs and b.OOd potSOuss
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, sUeh as SEMINAL
WEAKN NESS, Nocturnal and DIT RNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
gans. early indiScretiOIs, eXcesses, OF en- al ed
hereditar Is, c using loss Of memory. confu-
sion. depression dimneSs Of vision and Often-
81 mptOms treated AMI radically cured by an
tnfalliOie method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs, OF
private character, radically and permanentl
Old diseases of the most horrible class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blOiehts on the face, smsu WateTy ollslers,
pains in the head and bones, ulceraied thrraL
aud nose, sores on the Limits and bOdy, serofuia,
together with an endless number Of sEGer-
ings-efisci ually and perm anently cured.
DR.. JAMES is rec1mmended by the press %
the country, by professors OF medical COLLEGES
and by he medical profession generally Those
afflicted should apply 70 him, and be cured az
once.
q seases peculiar to the sexual organs OF e ther
sex. causes effects and their remedies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty years pre- tles
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases
sent TO any address, securely Wrapped- Price
one dollar. Pamphlet on SPERMATORRHEA, OF
one on SYPHILIS, sent In sealed envelope upon
receipt of pOstaZe-tWO red stamps. Address
Dr. JAMES, Postefiee drawer 5o6S, Cniesgo,
illinois, RplT II
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.

NN AND AFTER TUESDAY, TIL e 10TH IN
~ ptant, q train Will be run between Hope
field and Edmondson's, until further notice. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays, as follows;
Leave Hopeneld at 7;30 am,
Returning, Lave E1mOndson's at $40 ? m.
Ferryboat Nevada Will leave foot Of Union
street and connect with train.
Excursion tick IS, good for three days, sold At
reduced rates.
+ cKetS for sale at following ofioes:
Memphis and Charleston Ticket once, Nc.
Memphis and Ohio Ticket once, No. 2S71S
Levy & KILLERS Ticket ONCE No. jefferson
Sire JAMES W. ROBERTS0N,
jeI4 Il General Superintendent.
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INSURANCE.

B y STATE AUTHORTT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-17

In the account Of q recent debate in the
House Of Representatives, we lind the
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CASH ASSETS, s4sl.27e 20
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-10
he TFue.

True to.yourselyes--true to each other
true TO God. What more abborrent vice
than deception? The face covered with
smiles and the heart rotten az a sepnichre.
The hand first binding your eyes, and then
leading you to the brink of the precipice.
The tongue begniHng yonr face with honied
words, and shaping it's arrows to launch at
your back.
Oh! that inestimable jewel of truth
truth in the tongue, in the life, in every
manifestation OF the reason, she loves the
passions of humanity.
Terrible 10 the young heart is the fret
deception. She who looked all purity, all
angelic goodness, betray ed her trust aud
left her soul desolate, Heaven only knows
through what depths OF darkness the
bruised spirit struggled to light and 10Y
again. But the light has never beoa a.
pleasant, the joy rekindled burns not like
the bright fires of long ago. The tears.
the sleepless nights, the hours of keen
despair, when hand seemed even on your
throat, aud dagger at your heart-for
who would live them ever? Death would
be more welcome.
We could bear with ptu'ence. smile AZ
unkindness-the assaults { harsh temney
or the moody silence of Browning brew .
but treachery, faithlessnesstrust BETRAYED
thank God that We hse never vet
known the full import of hese terrible
words
Be true, then, il you would,c respected.
No power on earth can cha,e the Aat
that even the world gives IL deoeiver..
II may weep tears of blood, bu the mon.
uments Of his shame still stando, hAst;fv
against him. Once liar, alwas liar.
A very child can tell where deceRon con-.
ceals itself; and a casual thoughtkehtlx
expressed, ferrets it from its foulYidinx
place.
Be true if you would be loved. THE
heart is like an armory-beautiiul,n md
harmless seem tho long rows Of bFistSo
steeI-but every one Of those poliol3
shafts may be used as an instruments
] torture.
So if you deceive, the heart thar beats
warmest for yonv love, your appreciation,
may be convert ted into gallery Of deadly
weapons, and you will be responsible for
the mischief that results through iilee
long battle. Let truth be a. near 10 you
as tho apple of your eye and when tha
biush springs not TO your cheek, and your
tongue faltera not even at tho unuttefSd
thought Of deception. then be sers you are
neither ft for earth or Aeaven-tcF the
lsociety Of men on angels. ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-10
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE

A Small Farm of 43 acres, more or less
out-loi 2i6- mile south of Perrysburg. A
very desirable location. Possession at any time,
on lease or sale d.
For Sale, cheap, in prompt pay or in pay
ments, dwolling-house and lot, ll0 feet front
and 1873 feet rear Of n-lots Nos. 393 and 4OO Per-
rysbuIg, Ohio.
100 acres of land for sale cheap, in Warren
county, Illinois.
In-lots Nos 35 and SO for sale in Philipps' addi-
ton to Toledo, Ohio; at bargain, in payments if
desired
Also, business lot in Des Mones, Iowa--low.
80 acres, n use qrs q, Middleton, good land,
at $40 per acre in payments.
so acres, 4 ne or sec 36, Webster, ditching
paid for, at $40 per acre in payments.
100 acres, NV or sec 20, in Portage, good land,
at 50 per acre in payments. .
80 acres, W = sw or sec 27, in Lake, at a low
figure. ...f
80 acres. " q sw Or sec 5, town 3, range 10, in
Henry, at SO per acre.
A number of fine in-ots for sale cheap in Per-
rysburg.
Desirable lands in Laporte and Steuben Co.'S,
Ind, for sale at bargain
300 acres of tax title lands; in Wood County, for
sale cheap,
l will show my lands with pleasure, and in sell
ing, will make payments TO suit
% j. RICKETTS,. 81
Perrysburg, February 8, 1867 4lzz
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

| TNiE undersigned having established Real Esq
L tate Agency in Perrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio:
O In-lots in Perrysburg, with good House, Barn
Orchard, Well, &c.-very desirable. Can Be beS
at bargain, and on liberal terms.
A Farm of I20 acres in section 10, of PLAIN
Township, under good cultivation, with 800 fruit
trees, good buildings, and well drained. Two
miles from Tontogany.
An Improved Farm of 100 Aor rs, in Sec
tion "a, Plain Township 90 acres under cultiva-
tiOn, anAnearlv all under fence; a large orchard,
and good well, together with good frame house
and barn
A Farm containing Gs Acres, in same
section, all under fence mostly improved; orchard,
good barn and large house, with good frame house
in course of construction.
The NE. 4 of the NE. d of section %, town 4,
north of range 10 east. Good House and Orchard.
All under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
II 14 Sc Or section 35, tp 5, range l1-S0 acres.
N u sw ar see 36, tp 5, range l1-SO acres.
/ 80 Acres, in section 4, Gen ter Township, we'll
tmhered with black walnut, white wood &c
so Acres, in section 49, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, in section 10, Milton Township
Lot No. 8.
80 Acres, in section u, Henry Township
timbered.
200 Acres in section II, Portage Township /;
heavily timbered.
Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, in Per-
rysburg.
az The above Real Estate will be offered
low rates, on terms to suit the purchaser.
SLEVIN 4 BROWN,
Real Estate Agents, Perrysburg, o.
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Thr Castaliam .fpnut.
'Tls GOOD TO HAVE A FRIEND.

'Tis good to have a warning friend,
La pleasures sunny day
When flowers right DER our pathway bend, .
'Tis easy then to stray.
'Tis good to have a social friend,
In sorrows gloomy day
II serves to Soothe the grief worn mind,
And drive sad thoughts away.
o yes, It's good When adverse winds,
Around our pathway blow;
To have sympathising friend,
In confidence TO GO.
And Oh when nearing deaths cold wave,
Lle's bea,ing pulse is still
When we she'll need a friend to save,
Aud cheer us through the vale.
One who can aid when earthly friends,
No more their aid can lend
Whose love beyond the grave extends,
constant changless friend.
, Methinks l hear some stranger ask,
Who this kind rrtead 6nay be
To solve the problem Il no task,
His word SAYS Come and See"