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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-15

o. An Arkansas editor, not distiu-
guished for his excessive loyalty, thus re-
jolces over his admission into the Union.
Veil. We are in the Union. We are
irooly Toll once more. Light is breaking.
The sun of prosperity is shining. and
we II soon be happy. John Browns soul
is promeuading rapidly. Pray on, broth
ers. Let US chant 'hale.lu-jah 10 The
Onion. We are happy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-15

o.. BOARD OF REGISTRATION Gov.
Boremsn appointed Messrs. John II.
Cooku-, George koonce and J. II.
Grub, as Board of Registration. This
Beard met on Saturday, las, and appoint
I'd The following Township Registrars for
tho County 49,
Averl!l Township-John ". Hare.
Bolivar Townshlp-U. ID. Chambers.
Chspline Township-Jno. H. Cookus.
Charle.iown Township-GeOrge ".
anderson.
HsrPer's Ferry TOwnship--P. p. ".
Stephenson.
Shepherd TownGhiP~-James D, Fay.
man.
O,boorn Township-W. 4. THomp=
son.
The Registrars are 10 sit in their res
feCiive oSnships or the first Monday in
September. for the purpose Of amending
the lists. Several of the Registrars have
already published notices TIA, they wi
srt uPon that day.
o. The editor Of Michigan paper
threatens 10 ku.klux his delinquent sub,
scrbers, as follows Sane of our sub
scT'neT' forgot TO pay up this spring The
secret serpent has hisscd , Pay up
3.oody till The Waller coffin grns
psy ynUr subscription promptly The
iizzled cat news Dea,h TO dein.
qoen,s Three dollars year You,
Jsom Is seslrd X x! n
O. Wonder il We could scare some Of
oar driiuquenrs IT, pay their dues at hi;
office, III this manner but we fear all the
Ku- Klux's in the United States Womb
have no effect upon them.
t. Tba 4 at # I,,hn l. Wb;,o
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28

the heavens at MONDAY that the Republic must protect
its citizens cease to be independent nation It is
just as evident-no matter how pettfogging lawyers
may quibbe-that by accepting oath of allegiance
from naturazed citizens the American Government at
recognized their right to expatriate themselves
and, at the same Time by administering an oath of
allegiance binds itself to protect the life and liberty and
property of those from whom it demands true and
faithful service. The law, therefore, is and always was
right. 1t needs nothing but to be declared What we
want is to have it faithfully and fearlessy executed
We want to get rid of President and Secretary of
State, and Senatorial Chairman of Foreign Affairs
who have all been true to England but false to America
if we cannot rid hands of these bad bargains
we must have law which will compel them to do in
every instance when American citizen suffers wrong
in foreign lands willingly and heroically done in
the of the Hungarian, Kozta present to the yrant
the muzzes of the shoted guns of the Great Republic
of the West. Will good friends in Congress,
therefore, allow to entrea them to pass such
actment is here indicated into law speedily as
possible? We know how much their time and thoughts
engrossed in taking the necessary to
from the high position which he has done SO much to
degrade the drunken profigate of the White House
But would respectfully suggest that amid all these
duties they might be able to snatch many spare hours
necessary to pass which will restore to
liberty and home and friends many true and gallant
who fought and bed for the salvation of America
but whom traitor President and subsidized Secretary
of State have left to pine unpted and unrelieved in
the prison-pens of Queen Victoria.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28

played out In fact it is played out Our country will
get nothing mendican for she has sat on the high
ways too long Let her say to her children raise me
out of the mre and place me in my natural position.
Let her show to her children some practical mode OF
relief and she aeW geta
But in Gods name stop this public begging to pay
the exnepses of men who live in royal style, while the
hest of our race are pining in dungeons and their
families crying for bread. We do not envy the man,
IF he has feeling left who this hour of the day
come before our duped countymen and ask for money to
Inv breech-loaders-whch hotel bills and bands,
and oratons After all the talk of breechloaders for
the last two years there have not been dozen of the old
"muzzlers" altered yet
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Irish Correspondence.

THE SENTENCES OF MR.. SULLIVAN AND PIGorT-TRIAL OF
COL. NAaLE-RETIREMENT OF LORD DERBY-DIsRAEL1
NEW MINIsTER-LoRD RUSSELL
MIR. MILL AS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIsHERIEs-IN~
TEREsTING HISTORY AND STATISTICS.
DUBLIN, February 20, 1868.
The sentences ON Mr.. Alexander Sullivan and Mr. Rich
ard Pgo have been executed and the first has been pun
ished with six months and the second with years mpron-
men for their fearless advocacy of the rights of Ireland in
the Weekly Nes and Lismam These gentlemen are at pres
ent lodged in Richmond Brdewell. meeting of the
thores held during the week and resolutions passed
the effect that the prominent patriots should not be nece
taed the prison Dress and should be permitted to
pay for their dietary We believe Mr. Sulvans lady and
children have been permitted him. but personal inter-
views with friends strictly prohibited
The trial of Colonel Nage just about open the Com
mission Sligo Justice Fitzgerald has delivered his charge
the Grand Jury, directing them the international
law in its bearing aliens &c. Maggie and the others
who are to be tried being American citizens. great
Der of strangers have arrived in Sligo, among the rest Mr.
g. F. Train, respecting whose wish the ury-for
the prisoners to be tried de mediataean application
made but not entertained by the from its being m
regular. The town is crowded with military 1t was,
will be recollected Col Nagle who took part in what is
called the Jacknell expedition, and of the
which have formed ndicabe offences have been committed
board the Jacknel American vessel loaded with arms in
tended for the of Irish nsurrectonist One of the points
on which the matter will hinge is whether such
committed within the Queens jurisdiction which extends
league from the Shore The emminent advocate Mr. Denis
Cauhed Heron has been retained said defend Nagle
on the part of the American government from whom he has
received 5000 for his brief Mr.. Heron has claimed the
right have six Americans the jury but six natural
born Americans could found in the town. and "ha
American citizens by whom meant Irish naturaized c
zens do not within the privilege of the law the app
cation refused Nage has pleaded "not guilty" Cory
don the nformer has arrived in the town. The of
Burke Casey and Shaw at the central Criminal Court will
not take place until April.
The English papers abound with comments the retire
ment of Lord Derby The Times abiding to the versatility
of his character and mind and the various parts he has
played the stage of eand owner Irish proprietor,
administrator legislator debae leader of party schoar
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-06

NorIcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely fire-proof, and now
prepared to receivea limited amount of Merchand-
ise. Flour or Barley on storage at reasonable
rates. All goods delivered in a. good order as
when received. MASON / HUFF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
An EnIust SIur.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
In the report Of the committee Of the
Drsymen's meeting, find the follow
Ing:
"That We waited on Hon. T. A. Ham
ilton and F. s. Richards, our leading
Representative and Senator, and they
severally expressed the opinion" etc.
This Is nonsense, as neither Hamilton
nor Richards is sSenatOr, and the designa.
ton OF either of them as leadingu Rep
resentative, seems an unjust ding at the
Hon. Mr.. Ryder. II may have been
unintentioual, but am satisfied
it never would have been
made If the committee had known
that Mr.. Ryder was fully as influential
in the Legislature as either of the gen.
tlemen named. Mr.. Ryder is himself
working man, and he did more than Mr..
Richards. and ten times as much as Mr..
Hamilton, for the interests of white
working people. Mr.. Ryder's merits
can be certified to by Messrs. Cubbins
and Black, the delegates from the work.
ing nen of Memphis to urge the passage
OF the mechanics lien law. 1t will be
sustained, if need be, by other witnesses
and by reference to the measures before
the Legislature.
do not wish to detract from the mer-
its of any honorable gentleman, but l
know that Mr.. Richards, serving as
Speaker OF the House, and very efficient
in that capacity, could not give as much
attention to measures as Mr.. Ryder did.
know, also, that while Mr.. Ryder was
working for the interests of mechanics
and other working people, Mr.. Hamil-
ton was mainly occupied 10 trying to
create offices for negroes, so that he could
thus secure the negro vote and be nonli-
mated for Congress. can prove that
there is wish to make filings at Mr..
Ryder because he was not sufficiently
Inscriptions In pandering to the wishes
of demagogues who affect to control
the negro vote, and fear that uncon-
sciously the Draymen's committee
have been used. Whether so or not, the
use of the word "leading" is calculated
to prejudice the minds Of many against
the Hon. NJ. I. Ryder, who was faithful,
sensible and useful Representatives.
tanning fairly the rights of blacks, butnot
forever riding the hobby of the negro
and extreme Radicalism. II dIstinc-
ton has TO be drawn, he was, In ability,
In influence with the House and espe-
elally with the Senate, In attention 10
business, and the prosecution of measures
for the general good, the leading" Rep
resentative from Shelby county.
Yours, FAIR PLAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04

On the 2sth ult., freedman named
Henry Wheeler, was shot and killed at
Marshallville, q few miles below Fort
Valley, Ca, under the following eircun-
stances: Wheeler had child hired to
the mother Of w. G. Staley, and going
for her early In the morning to take her
away, he said or did something which
caused Mrs. Staley to go into spssms. Mr..
Staley coming in ~hile In that condi-
tIon, thought her dying, and instantly
went In pursuit Of Wheeler, and struck
him with q whip, when the other. at.
tempting TO draw pistol, was shot by
his ssssilant, who was admitted to bail
10 S6Go0.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRUGS
AT Cost,
AT NO. SIS MAIN STREET.
Wholesale Drug Emporium.

WE WILL CONTINUE To SELL OUR EN-
w tire stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Dyes,
Paints, Oils, Liquors, Pemades, Perfumery,
Soap and Fancy Toilet Articles generally, etc,
etc. now on hand in broken packages. 20 the
RETAIL AND TOWN AND COUNTRY DRUG
fRADE, and to Planters, AT COST, until the
whole stock is closed ont. with view TO ma
king our trade to q WHOLESALE AND
JOBBING HOUSE EEXCLUSIVELY. We there
fore hold out these inducements TO the trade,
who wish &c buy everything usually kept in
Wholesale a a Retail Drug Store, at greatly re-
duced prices.
N B.-Thes rates viii be afforded for short
time enly, as ar present stock was bought at
low cash prices, and we do not expect to dupA-
cate Drugs at lower figures, only In unbroken
packages.
2. S.@We especially solicit orders OF Town
and Country Druggists, both for the present
and future knowing we can make II greatly TO
your interest TO patroniZe us.
Address ali orders 10
J. u. WATSON & Co.,
nnal2 If No BIS Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful. without
this crowptng excellence of beautiful halr, no
lady can obtain without buying II at MADAME
LaAN1GNE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, at s68 lsS Main
street upstairs. opposite Court SqUa1e-
N. B. Wigs, Chiznons, etc, Hair Cutting, In
apps sm y. LAvIGEE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against the es-
~ tate Of Wn. Hutchinson, deceased are
hereby notified and required 70 appear and NE
the same, authenticated IN The manner pre-
Court Of Shelby county, Tenn, on or before
the S0th day OF October 1H6S, or they VIA oe
forever barred. The Insolvency OF said estate
having been suggesi ed, It is being administered
As such in the County Court.
TOM GALE, Executor
nal lRYfW Of Wm. Hutchinson, dec'cs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis on
Horn Lake Road.
JOHN TRENT. WADDf THoAfsON'
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO /.
DIR. 8. M. WHEATON,,

VIE are prepared 20 hII orders for syeFy ae-
~ arTintion OF Fruit. Flowers and Orna-
,,,tsvtsi ICES Grape and StraWcsrry vines ana
Hof ITouse Plants, Roses. etc. etc
our stock is made up o. the oest ssteeslons
,-S1t.t .saT1 f,a Gotten M In Europe or America.
We solicit Correspondence from AL VINO pur-
.,ssa gSeas IN large or small quantities. or any
S-ho xrfsh TO adorn their places win choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
SsS- Firsf-elass Lancsca Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
sT Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
Ali necessary information. viii be furnished by
applying personally OF ~ letter 20
q 80 daw u JOHN TRENT a GO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
NOTICE.

CERTIFICATE Of Shares Of German Ma
n tiopaI Bank Stock, No. "a, issued 70 Frenk
Meier. August 2 1856, having been lost q ssoisns
All r,erSons are warned not 70 trace Tor me
Sar,e and notice Is hereby giVed tnat naFs
aDpfied to the Rank for 4 nsS eestlneais.
= Pr'slziiIa Irsszi - FRED. i. HAREEH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
WM. A. ROBINSON a CO.,
Notice to the Pu6lic.

HAVING established cur o unibus Line, end
4 I sfstprm fned 20 work ~ the SA NE RATE
OF FARE CHARGED BEFOHE IHE WAR;
and havfoR an experience Of hitc-n years In
Inc business In Memphls We respectfully 50
lcft OF our old friends and The pdblic 3 sna OF
fSeir pafrouaee. We have the exclusive Psiyf-
legs OF Checking Baggage IN connection with
the Memphis and ChaIlesfOu Railroad. Pa5s
anesrz may De assured OF the plODpJuesS and
refia btlity OF our agents. Fare to and rom any
points within the city, % c ants. Prom at
ientiOu given 20 calls len al the t1ck-t u--e or
tke Mem pl1fs and Chari ieston Railroad, rs Main
street, and az the Office Of keeK q Hres.s SO
SSGo54 TSs5S s% ssiesi- PATTERSON, KICK 8 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
MOHTVaLE SPRIKGS---IS6S.

THIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT, SIT
Il uated In BlSunt county, East Tennessee,
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
Il Q LIST OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters, in functional derange-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin,
and the cure of Chronic Diseases. attest their
Medit inRl Properties
All the accessories FOR enjoyment and recrea-
tion at the best watering places will be found
here.
The facilities for reaching aontvale this sea-
son viii be increased by the extension of the
Knoxville and Oh aries on Railroad now In
rapid course OF construction, and regular rains
are expected to be running, by the time Of
opening, to Maryviile, whence passengers are
conveyed in coaches 70 the springs, niue miles
distant.
Board reduced, per day, to g /; per week Sl2
per month, t4O. Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and description OF waters, ETC.,
mas Inn JOS. L. KING, Knoxville, Ten n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
ONLY AT NO. 2a7 MAIN STREET

Adjoining worsham House
J. F.sCHABEL q c.,
MALI I'm Sole Agents for Menphis Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
Take Notice.

DY recent decision Of the Court In st Louis,
4" CHARTEk OAK" was sustained All
persons infringing on those rights will be
promptly prosecuted. The " Genuine Old Re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
AM ERIcAN HoUS E,
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
Il msnts which have recently been made iE
this popular Hotel, ths largest N New England
enable The proprietOrs 70 Ofsr 10 Touri,ts, FAM
Lies and lhe Travelling Public, accommOda-
uOns and conye nienceS superior 20 any other
Hotel IN the city. During the past summer
additions have been ma&e Of numerous suit5a
Of apartments. with nathigg-rOorns, water
closets, ETC., attached; one OF Tufts' ma gnin-
cent passenger elevators, The best ever con-
structed, eOnTeys guests 70 the upper story o.
the house in one minute tue entries haTB
hsen newly and richly carpsteC. and the sn-
tire house thoroughly repienished ard rsfur-
nished, making IL, in al lis appointments,
equal 70 any hOlel In the country
Telegraph Office, BillisFd Balls and Cafe On
the drsJ noOr. LEWIS RICE & son,
fsb7 eOd8m ProprieIOFs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04

At u O'Clock m..at the Courthouse door. IN the
town Of Oseeols, Arkansas, sell at public ven
due, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, The follow
ing described real and personal properly IN
said Deed of Trust, conveyed 20 me. to-Wi1
The east 20 half OF the northeast (5fl Q1arier
OF section 10 ten the southeast u ll quarter Of
seetio {lOl ten, the west "a bRf o. the soaih-
west 81 quarter of section tli eleven, and the
~ noTth of The base line, and range 70 eastof
fhe 5th principal meridian. tOzeths Z with ali
tie bufldings, machinery, tools, lmt lemeuia
and stock OF every kind on tue pTemi-es- ins
cIuding the new steam Saw and Grist Aill re-
csntly placed on said land by Messrs- Mitchell
4 MONTGOMERY.
The equily II redemption in said property a
waived and title believed to be EOOd, but Gun
veg only as Trustee.
Nav * 1855 maNtd
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Notice.

n z. ANDERSON co. CAN BE FOUND.
zIs for the present, At the once Of Or. II. DE-
LAP, No, ee8 Adams street., je2St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Oe Deed Of Trust 20 me sKseutod
f1 BY Joseph Mitchell on 10th day Of Nay,
ls67 and recorded in the Registers once %
Mississippi county, Arkansas, in book volume
LIST. page 537, for the purpose OF securing the
viii, on
NednesdaY. the First DaT Of July. fsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04

A PROMISE OF DAWN FOR POLAND!
The New York Times, after speaking
Of the domestic progress Of Austria, says
that her foreign influence has of late re-
viyed In a marvellous manner, and sdds: !:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
And rabid Radicallsm cries, with the

The Southern States are just ready TO have
their reconstruc. ION peTfecuoa- IL Is not Tie
iault OF IneIr IoyaI people tLaG they nave u
f.ea /, read, bef IRE. there Las been too much
DELAY ia calling Conventions aud IN submit
ting Con tItutlOns; but ak states aie nOW
knOsKlng At the doors Ot Congress- WheTe VIZ
qinia MISsIssIppi, and 1e&as Hl1I soon IoLOH
Iheln. " want TO see the very last SS-te ad-
mItted, her set-s NerIiIuSht PeriSctso LllAailf-
,slthdrawn, belOr9 Co gress auJOuTns. We
shan mus nave uraWu every fang VI lhe Cop
Uerhead and IedaceL hIIn 10 The harmless rs-
Creation OF Missing. He wont MAKE many
electoral votes Out Oi LIat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
OR the First Day of June.

TlHIs DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
i watering place viii be open to visitors
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04
CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
W II. Fassmore & Co., go Second.
A NJ Stoddard & Co., 32s second.
a. S. Levy & 90, 81 Second, Jefferson BLOCK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04

The country cannot auOTd 10 nave tAlSSe
oue,.flns rSOpened. it Cannot affOrd 10 pos
zane the resUOTaLIon OF the Inlon, IN o der
tuaJ these battles may be ioCgut over am
II demands restoration, upon SOJic Sstsls, a. tnS
earliest DUsslDIe mUIueLI. II requires tiie pres
sucs OF me southern states aEaIn IA Congress
- lid IN secarIng W1ss .egislatlon Tor tiIelf Owl
- 's.sts, ana ia Iegard 10 tue.r own aIialfss II
ne, sls oouJn check upon the sectional
Struggles at are ineT,tsois Iof sup51maGy IN
- = -, b-t,,,~ temper Of the SUuth-tne prln-
SlI,les and poicy OF the South, All are essehalai
ilt,..,l : - me 90 sTning FORCES ol the nation,
slti re s,, 4 ne reprt,SenIed an the WOTklsg Z
forces OF tue S5oVvrnmCut. II Is Ior lash OF
fhen inat thu country has suIiered-thAt lesis-
IaLion has been one-sidsd ALL ""4! -ioi 'io
last three Year..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-04

sl-.-l' = q McllOWn II Man, ,lnleI y OfsllILli
T9PiS1-S ~ "a nd, Resident Partner, GRrthwaitei
Lewis a stua I, III Main;
II Lo,@ @etstein, "a NAH
COau QEALERS.