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TEMPERANCE MrSlCAL AND ORA M"II' i'N-
TEHTAINMEST.-An entertainment, embracing
vocal and instrumental music, reading ana
5ramatic deilneAtlons, Ar., will be given at
Metlerott Hall this evening, by Equal DIvis-
lon, Sons of Temperance, to raise means Win
which to purchase u hall Tor ,helt use MISS
Julisna May, whose admirable NOcalism Is
we'll known to our citizens, Is among tho cN-
cellent singers of the occasion; and Mr.. VAN
dcnhoii, whose superior force and refinement
as An elocutionist, as recognized by all our
play goers, will contribute special attractions
In the recitAtions of "rhG Raven" and the
graveyard scene from "Hamlet'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-05

DEpicATIoN OF TuE GHEENUr MONUMENT.
The Columbia Engine Company No. have
completed all arrangements i"l the dedication
OF the drecnup monument on tomorrow, Inc
meats and others, who will anticipate, will
assemble at the city Hall, at hali'past one
O'Clock, leave the CITY Hall at two y. N,
through Four-and-a-half street to PennsylVa-
mia avenue, Pennsylvania venue, to Seventh
stncet, Seventh street to New York avenue,
to North Capitol street, to dlenwOoL Gene
tery. Dedicstory scry icrsi prayer, By the Key.
Dr, Sunderland; music, by the Marine Band !
addresses, by Colonel James A. TAFT, Francis
McNerhany, B. Is. French, and Col. j. H.
OBeirne; music by the band; bcmcdiction
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BURGLARY.-The residence OF Mrs. Hend.
rleks, on Thirteenth street, near the corner OF
7 street north, was entered by some thief on
Saturday night, who forced the gratings OF the
basement window to effect his entrance, and
carried away quantity OF meat and \ large
lot OF butter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04
NEW r

NEW YORK, September 3.-O'Bsldwin
snd Wormald yesterday signed articles
to a prize fight, to come off within six
weeks, for $1,000 a side.
The gunboat Galatia will sail for HaytI
in a few days, with q full cargo OF war
munitions.
There has been over one thousand GUS
tomhouse officers discharged this week.
The reporting the purchase OF
Sinslo by Secretary Seward, has created
q sensation among the office. holders and
those opposed to the sale, but the owners
OF property, q the masses of the peo-
pie, would welcome the Americans. The
press of the country is alarmed about the
reported hllibustering movements from
Cuba, New Orleans, the Rio Grande, the
Pacific coast and South America.
L6ZadO and Marquee are said to un-
derstand each others movements. They
are determined 10 destroy Juarez's gov
eminent. Lozado is reported as having
issued 8 strong pronBnoiamento against
the General Government, declaring him.
self free and independent.
A freight train on the Boston and
Albany Railroad broke through q bridge
at Russell, last night. Just after the en-
CINE had passed over, thirteen cars, two
of which contained kerosene, ran into
the chasm, and eight minutes later the
kerosene exploded, and the fire destroyed
the cars and q portion of the bridge.
One man was killed.
AT q meeting of the Chamber Of COM
meree to-day, DR.. Noyes, of New Or
leans, gave q description of the projected
canal below that city TO connect the
Mississippi river with Lake Borgne. The
subject was referred 10 the Executive
Committee.
The Investigation before United States
Commissioner, Quitman, relstive to the
alleged frauds in the Internal Revenue
Department, was to-day, after some ar
gument, postponed until tomorrow. OF
the accused, Thomas @. Smith and DAN
lei Murray were present.
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rHE TURN AND THE RADrCA,

AAAA ASAN ~
1t appears that the New York Post
Radical sheet-has a correspondent in
Syria, who hss in a recent letter taken
the Turks to task for destroying the olive
orchards Of seeding or rebellious Crete,
in order to starVe the people OF that
island into submission. The Post thinks
that such barbarous methods of wal de-
serve the inierpcsition Of Christian ma
tons on behalf OF the Cretsns. Not go
fast, Mr.. Radical! Did not you and your
party urge the same nefarious system OF
warfare against the South lately? Did
not all the commanders of Federal ar
mics who were under the influence OF your
opinions or sympatized with your party,
practice in the South this method OF sub
jugation, not ever excepting your pres.
ent candidate for the Presidency? Was
not the policy Of starving the women
and children of the South by the wanton
destruction of food pressed, and by all
officers according with your political
faith, resorted to as 3 means of legiti-
mate warfare? Then, how can csB you
defsms the Turks for executing in Crete
the same policies?
But more than this, you are ever
worse than the Turks. They have not
yet, nor will they ever, after the cesss-
ton Of hostilities, eonsign to the lusts Of
a semi-barbarous race the fair women Of
Crete, as you have done those of the
South. Nor have they yet, nor will they
ever, instigate a brutal, ignorant and
servile race to rob and plumber, and com
NIT those nsmelees outrsges which ia
tigue the attention by their horrors, 81
you have done. Let not the Radical re
prosch the Turk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, September In the House
Of Representatives, yesterday, q resolu.
ton was passed to hold two S. ssiOns 6
day while the discussion OF the eiegibi!,
ity Of members continued. This morn
ing Turner, negro, occupied the entire
session.
In conclusion he said "This thing
means revolution. Look out carpet.
taggers!' When IRE 60 they will turn
you out, impeach Gov. Bullock and up
set the Constitution"
In the afternoon several members par
ticipsted in the debate, and on a vote
being taken the negroes were declared
ineligible by a vote Of so to %. Thus
twenty-three negroes are unsested and
four remain, who claim to be white men.
Their case is to be investigated. Turner,
as he walked out, brushed the dust from
his feet. The other negroes bowed to
the Speaker and waved their hats to the
members.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, September S.-Mex.
lean adviees of the 18th state that Gen
Psnoli was asssssinRted August 18th, in
the city of Durango, by officers of the
staff of Gen. Comic, commsding gsrri-
son, who had ordered Panoli TO report to
military headquarters Immediately, and
he not complying, was shot dead in the
house of his friends. His murder caused
intense feeling against Gen. Comic. On
the receipt of the news Gen. Carrons dis
patched q courier, with official in.
structions to the authorities, and ordering
Gen. Gutierrez to take command of Du-
range and arrestand imprison the officers
connected with the assassination, in
Guiding Comic. 1t is feared that the latter
will pronounce against Corona and the
supreme government rather than submit
to arrest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04

THE following hit from the Boston
Post is mons the less sober prose because
itsppears in a poeticsI garb:
The land was doubly tax'd, we tho't.
To carry on the war,
Now war Is TO a period brought,
Sttl more our taxes are.
Strsnga conduct this, ali must allow
Hush! let your murmurs cease;
you pay these double faxes now
To carry ON the peace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-The Treas.
ury Department has issued regulations
to govern transportation of merchandise
coastwise between the Atlantic and Pa
eihc ports.
Commissioner Rollins remsins here
engaged in the duties Of his office, and
has no notion whatever Of leaving the
city on any business connected with the
charges against him in New York. His
opinion is that the District Attorney in
New York has entire charge of the mat.
ter, and there is nothing whatever per.
tanning to it which a require his atten-
ton, either personally or otherwise.
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GEN. Pike.

Frem the Louisville Journal a-
Gen. Albert Pike has retired from the
sditOrshlp Of the Memphis APPEAL and
gone to Washington to practice law. We
think that he judges rightly in making
the change. He has been, in our opin-
ion, one of the foremost editors in the
United States, and we regard him as the
foremost lawyer. And such q mind SIS
his should not be cramped by the shackles
Of the press. There will be few legal
cases at Washington in which after q
little while he will not be engaged, IL
parties can be fortunate enough to en-
gage him, He is one of the master spirits
of the age. There is no taller one than
he. And he is as good and true and no.
bic as he is tall. We speak Of him from
personal knowledge as much rs from our
familiar acquaintance with the powerful
productions of his pen.
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FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 3.-Bish.
op Piattzek ONE time since received an
order to send a delegate to q Catholic
Synod, then shout to be convened under
the direction of the Emperor, with which
the Bishop refused to comply, and he has
been banished to Siberia for his refusal.
PARIS, September 3.-The Emperor
has gone TO ChalORE.
LONDON, September San unsuecess-
ful attempt was made yesterday to
launch the steamer Bermuda from the
dry docks on the Thames. She, with
the exception of the Great Eastern, will
be the largest vessel in the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04

THE Northern Radical papers are filed
with stories Of single negroes being set
upon in the South by dozens of Kuklux-
ers, and how the latter were ''peppered"
by the African hero. These narratives
are well ridiculed by the Brooklyn Eagle,
which copies the following passage from
Henry ", in which Sir John Falstaff
r~ecounts his fight with the robbers
Fdlsta1.-I am a rogue, i'll were not at half
sword with q dozea of them, two hours to-
gether. / have escaped by a miracle. l am
eight times thrust through the doublet; four
times through the hose my bucl1!er cut
through and through my sword hacked like a
since l wRsa man all would not do. a plague
al all towards! Let them speak II they speak
more or iess tkan truth they are villains, and
the sons Of dallies.
p Hen. Speak, sir; how was III
Gdds We 1our set Upon some doZen,-
FdL. Sixteen. al least, my lord.
Gads. And bound them.
PstO. No, no. they were notbound.
FdL. Gou rogue, they were bound. every man
Of them or sm o Jew else, an EbreW Jew.
GddS. As we were sharing, some six or seven
Fl; Sh men were set upon u.s.
tdl. And unbound the rest, and then come in
the other.
p Hen What, fought ye with them all?
FEL All? know not what ye call all: but II
] fought not with fifty OF them, l am a bunch
OF radish IL there were not two and three and
nfty upon poor old Jack, then / am no two
legged creature.
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MARKETS..
e York Market.

NEW o September 3.-Cotton less active
and ashade lower, sales $50 bales; uplsnds s,g
30Z. Flour dull, state and Western 50 6G9s 10.
Whisky Csc bonded wheat dull. Corn 29Sc
lower. Sugar, Cuba l23z9l3N.
Money-There IL @ superabundaDt supply In
the market. Call loans 3g4c; sterling 9G94ci
gold 49,; old Tennessee 65LgG5H; new Ten
Evenins, i2:25 p.m.-Go l44X sos, coupons
issue. 1857 81. SeSs ~ 10 s5s, COUPONS 3o5.
Government bonds dull. Tennessee bonds, old
issue, 652s new, 64Z.
Cotton weak uplands SOC.
Dry GoOds-The calico market is becoming
more settled and prices here becoming better
established, at l3c for Americans, Gloucester
and Oriental, Pacific, Hrmtlton, Richmend,
Dannels and Merimacs, and I4e for Cocoa. At
lantic i, heavy brown sheetings are unsteady
and in request, ut lie; PScihc 49,; Carroll A,
l51z Affiicton II; SwaAal e, I8 and Jobbing
at Havre is selling Atlantic sheeting at l815.
New Orleans Market.
K ORLEANS. September 3-Cotton, demand
fair and prices firm sales 702: middllng &c
ItoH premium. Gold q. Flour quiet; super
fine 81 %. Corn firm 81 07ldl 10 Oats firm "a
9e5. Bran scarce 81 30; Hay s6@28 Pork
steady so 80. Bacon quift, shoulders l4c; clear
sides is. Lard inactive I9%921c-
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. September 3.-Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn 96c. Oats Soc
Whisky sc bonded. Bulk sides ~. Bacon,
Bacon shoulders 1880; sides l71{c. Lard dull
lSkc.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. September S-Tobacco active and
unurchanged. Flour, superine s. So Wheat
St6Sa3 IS. Corn 93695c. Oats 52957c. Pork
SO Is. Bacon, shoulders l3AFl3Hc; clear sides
l7H@l7Lc hams l9H92Oc. Lard lsZ@Ac
Whisky 81 2S9l Is.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, September 3.NTobacco scarce
but firm, Tugs 81 5O99 IS; medium leaf sl4
black wrapper St6 IS. Flour, superiDe s. 10
T.. Wheat s2d205. Oats 4Eaj0c. Corn soc. Rye
81 259l 20. FORK SO 80. Lard lSc. Bulk
shoulders I2Zc clear sides 1870. GacOn,
shoulders l8Ie; clear rib sides 1910 clear
sides l7Ze. Whisky, raw and free 81 S7Z9lS 30
Foreign
LONDON September 3.-Consols closed at "a
T.. s. SIS 70.
FRANKFORT. September s.-U. S. sos closed
firm, at 5H675L
PARIS. September S-The Bourse closed firm
rents 70f, soc.
LIvFPrnOI, S-n'amher 3.-Cotton closed
quiet with q decline OF I'd; uplahds l01sd'
Orleans al. Lar aClve at Us. The increase
Of ball On 10 the bank OF England for the past
week $500.
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A chain of HomIcides,

A few days ago one Capt. Erwin was
shot and killed in a %reneounter, by q man
named Burnett, at Randolph, Tenn. The
event has revealed the folio wing remark
able chain of killing: In 1851 DR.. Wal
ton was killed by a man named Var
brough; a short time afterwsrd Var
hrough was killed by Capt. Smith in
1865 Capt. Smith was killed by DIR. Mar
tin ; q year after that Martin was killed
by Capt. Erwin, and now Erwin is killed
by Burnett.p tits a bloody piece Of his
tory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04

THERE are forty-five thousand white
men, legal voters in Missouri, disfran-
chised through Radical laws and infa-
nous test oaths. Even Gen. BLAIR has
found himself unable to vote under them
without doing violence to his conscience.
The Radicals wish to be continued in
power that they may put all the States
under such a system of tyranny and OPP
prassiou
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OHIO.

SANDUsKY, August 3.-Hon. W. P.
Noble, the regular Democratic nominee
for Congress in this District, has with
drawn from the canvass, in consequence
OF the refusal of The Democracy 10 sup
pert him, and a convention is called to
meet at Clyde on the 9th of September,
to select 3 new candidate. Hon. Robert
Lee, the candidate of the party who re-
fused to support Noble, will probably
Withdraw in favor of the nominee of the
convention.
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CARD FRon cor. BEAUMONT.

Editors Memphis Appeal
II, as you suggested this morning, 1
should use my authority to disarm men
who march through the streets carrying
various kinds OF weapons, could I look
with certainty for the support of your
psper in the event of my treating Uhite
and black alike, or would the APPEAL
maintain the ground taken by 1t on 3
fOImer occasion: when it declared that
il L were killed in attempting to srrest a
Ku Klux Khan, 1 should die as the fool
disth d?
I fully appreciate the necessity of put
ting a stop 10 the hostile demonstrations
being made by reckless men of both
parties, but desire TO be impartial and
before attempting to arrest three or -four
thousand men with sixty policemen,
must be assured Of the moral support at
least, not only of all respectable journals
in the city, but Of sll good citizens.
8. B. BEAUMONT,
superintendent Metropolitan Police.
MEMPHIS, September 2, 1868.
We assure Col. BEAUMONT Of our
moral support in every effort he msy
make to enforce the laws. And that he
may thoroughly understand the spirit OF
the members of the Democratic party,
comprising nearly all Of our respectable
people,, that they are law-abiding aud
seek peace to ensue tive quote, as the
sentiment of the party, the following
sentence from the speech Of Gen. For
REST, delivered at the Brownsville Con-
vention 81 can assure yoG, Jeltow-
citizens, that I shall at all times be ready
to go forWord and assist the Sheriff or
any other officer IN carrying ont the lars
Of the State, and in order to assist hiBl
Thoroughly I a0iU get as many Of my old
soldiers as possible to go With me-"
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New YORK Democratic Convention.

New York Democratic Convention.
ALBANY, September 1.-The city Is
filled with delegates and friends of the
candidates, in anticipation of the DEM
Ocratic State Convention to morrow.
Mayor Hoffman, of New York, backed
by TammaDy Hall, for Governor, will
go into the convention with a large ma
jority in his favor. His principal com
petitor is Henry G. Murphy, of Brook
lyn. Murphy has no show, but is max
ing a fight to defeat Hoffman. He hopes
to force a compromise on Stafford E.
Church.
Hoffman's friends will not give way,
snd will probably nominate him on the
first formal ballot. There Is no contest
of Importance On the other offices. The
delegates talk loudly of carrying this
State by from 10000 to 5000.
Judge Robert Earle is temporary chair
man and o. E. Perrin. Secretary. Cal.
vert Comstock, Of Oneida, will be per-
msnent President.
The arrangements between Hoffman,
and Murphy are at an end il Hoffman is
not nominated. His influence will go
for Ersstus Corning.
Nearly all the delegates to the Demo-
cratic Convention have arrived, and the
indications are that Hoffman will re-
ceive sc Of the l20 votes on the frat bal
lot, for Governor.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, August 3.-The Democratic
State Convention met this morning pur-
susnt to adjournment. Resolutions were
adopted re-affirming and endorsing the
platform of the National Convention and
urging that the Registration and Excise
law be applied TO the whole State.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

SPRINGFIELD, August g. issuauts
Shissso, and Shimodo Quanirish, two of
icers of high rank in the Japanese army,
who have attended Mons0n Academy
for the past two years, have been ordered
home in consequence OF the civil wal In
Japan. Three OF their countrymen re
main at Monson.
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VERMONT.

RUTLAND, September 3.-The vote in
III towns, about one-half of the State,
stands: Page (Rep J, 23,331; Edwards
(Dem.), 1851 Republican majority, IA
$50. The towns to be heard from will, it
is thought, increase the majority ia the
State to 10000. The net gain in the III
towns is 4,835.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04

An article predieated upon e report of
the Manchester Supply Association, set
ting forth the supply and consumption Of
cotton throughout the world, will be
found on the first page. 1t possesses Pc
cullar interest for the cotton men, and
should be preserved for future reference.
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Greenwood Club.

l. full meeting tonight, and each member Is,
therefore, requested to attend punctuaiIy AZ
~eaghJoieiock. Business or much Importance Is
to be Submitted for your eopsidsr ration pArtic-
ularly in regard TO the grand demonstration on
the 18th,
I By order OF the President.
ssp4 II n, L, IRRELEVANT, Secretary,
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PUNCH gives these scientific terms
Absorption-Iced brandy and soda. Ra-
diationAOn the countenanee after q GER
tain number Of glasses. Reflection-As
TO taking q more or not,
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'NTs
NOTICE. SONS or TEMPERANCE.

A LLmembers Of this order who are eligible
"A 10 seats in the Grand Division OF this STATE,
are hereby notified 10 meet at their ball satuf-
day evening at half-past seven o'clock.
-E ]. +. LOCKE,
sep4 It Department BepHIy.
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TELEGRAPH,
Might Dispatches.
e

GALVESTON, August 3.-The cotton
crop of this State is the heaviest grown
for many years. 1t is estimated at
175, 600 bales.
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AotAi".-.-..."........-~sZZbUo3,i4 Sl,lS3,UV,UO
Where has all this money gone? after
the two hundred million added to the
public debt since the close OF the war.
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@

HARTFORD, August 3.-Ex-Governor
Thos. H. Seymour died at his residence
in this city at half past s O'Clock this
evening Of typhoid fever, aged 81 years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04

As an illustration Of the coming DEM
ocratie victory in the country note the
results Of the State elections held thus
fsr in 1855:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04

BELOW is the sum total Of the in
come tax for each fiscal period to date in
the last six years, aud the whole amount
OF internal revenue from sill sources for
the same years:
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FACULTY.:

BENZ. W. DUDLEY, N. D., Emeritus ProSes-
sor of Surgery.
]. A. IRELAND, NJ. d Professor of Obstetrics
aud Diseases of Women and Children.
a, B. COOK, n. D., Professor of Principles and
Practice OF Surgery.
L. J.FRAZEE. N D, Professor Of Matsria Med
ica and Therapeutics.
]. W. BENSON, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy
and Clinical Surgery.
JAS. NJ HOLLOWAY, N. D., Pref. of Physiot-
ogy and Medical Jurisprudence.
]. w. MAXWELL, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry,
W. TALBOT OWEN, N. D., Professor of Prin-
ctp!es and Practice of Medicine.
e. S. GAILLARD, 81. D Professor OF General
Pathology and Pathological Anatomy.
F. A. SEYMOUR, NJ. u, Assistant Lecturer on
Physiology.
GEORGE J. COOK, NJ. D., Demonstration ef
Anatomy.
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Fees for Cours o.
Professors Tickets, $50: Mstriculatinn Ticket,
$; Demonstrators Ticket. so; Graduation
Fee, SIS.
While the Faculty are IN favor CT q higher
rate OF fees as eievating, in many ways, the
standard Of Medical hdncatlop, and as secur-
ing greater efficiency In the ranks OF the Pro
Re sion while they intend increasing their fees
30 ss II have them eonio m to tn oss asked by
other hrst-ciass Colleges, they cannot disregard
the fact that due alloWanc must be made for
the Impoverished condition OF a large proper
ton of southern Students For the next Ses-
sion, therefore,, all b furnish, IN 6oOD FAITH,
evidence of their inability 10 pay the fees
asked, will las IL done in Virginia, South Caro-
lima, Maryland, Louisiana and ether Ststes)
receive a liberal credit for the whole or a paft
OF the amount demanded.
For further Information, address
Prof. l.. j. FRAZEE, N. D.,
sep4 dit w.t. Dean eff Faculty.
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o. The College DispensaTy will be open to
students. The Sixteenth Regular Annual
Course of Lectures will commence on the first
Monday In October, 1868, and continue i've
months.