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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-12-10
HiIIsborough,
Poetry



81 THE WELCOME.
Anithsr bsiru cam hdms--
Hame to mither and mel.
Itwas yestreeu in the sioamihi
When scarce vas light 70 see
The W6s BIT fice o. the darliDs,
That ito grestin' CRY was beard
And our crowded nestle made apiaes
70 hols sh6ih5f bird
Sax little bonnie months.
Al me tax muckla 70 Hii,
Butto grudge the bit & the seventh
Tor mithersnd ne we're MI
Oh9 nestle up closer, dearie,
Lie sat oH the saaWy breast, ~
Where INST lies iountain houeth
when thy tva lips are Pseat.
Thefich man counteth his cares
Blythe shfnia' goEdin is hand,
By 'is ahiP5 that sail ou the sea. r.
Bg Is harvelis that Fhitsn thsland.
Thspuir nap oounfeth Bic bssaingt
By the ring o voices sweet,
Blythe hope that elihts IN balrniss' cen,
By the sound 0f baisnlss' feet.
An'its welcome bauss, ny dsrlinq
Hsme to mliher and mel
An it's never may ye and less O. love
Thar the love ye brought vi, ye
Cauld are the blasts ,the wild Wind
An rough the world may bss
But asrm stbs baao.o' the @ss ohsl ssyr-f
IN the hearts q miihef sBd and mel
HYMN FOR THANKseIVTNG.
Omnipotent JshoyahlG0dl
Whose presence hIIs eteTpity;
By thsathe Hea4sns were spread .abroad--
1hs. solid sarth-llls heaEing sea. -
Thy hand ubholds what thou hast made.
10 thss We iiEe, in thee We move;
From thee We draw almighty aid
In thee we fnd unbounded love.
With gra'eall hearts We praise thy name,
For light, and lie. and liesrtyi
That, led BY thee our Fathers came
To found the nation Of the I ss,
We praise thee for preserving power.
Through trial, danger and distress;
Thatin uhliction's darkest hour,
Thou hast been near to save and bless.
We praise ihes that, in peace, Al length,
Cur starry hammer is uufurled,
An. embieui Of unhrokeu strsngth--
The pledgsof freedom. 20 the world.
We prsiSe thee for continued health;
The cheering sun, the qaieksnng rain;
For Nature's undimiuished wealth-.
For ripehing fruits and golden grain,
We praise thee for unfailing grace,
For rich and poor, alike, sshsFei
stiil be our land lhy chossn place.
Our people thy peculiar care
-<oa-
e THE GRECIAE BEND
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rRon REV. JosEPH q. KENNARD, DID.

Pasior Of ihe Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JAcKsnN-DEAR SIR:-I hGUg been JTeqats'filg
Feqgess to eonHsc NJ name aBih recommendations ef
6ersnt kinds a nedicines bst regarding e Prde'os
sline; bs tgt eIsar proof IN various iataHocl osd
partfcl1flvin ny olBi 11llti 81 ne uee less q ~.
HocflHa GeTNI1n Bifers, Gepdrt for once f10ll ny
ntnG corte, % efel5 ny @ s0ll9icliga Gt ioL feIl-
era1 debility Of the system and especially for lAEeE
Comulnint q q aW WDsafe and valuable
prtpar alton ~ - ag5lle cEtcg q nay
frfs llf tgltIlvt = I d0t5t aots = fgia
fFo1s e. a51ui o1ssea TourI, UeTg respectfully
J. II KHNNARD,
EioHft bsloE C01fI sired.
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.1s THE GRBCIAN BEND.
when lovely woman stosps to Eroiie
Aud rues ths rnse, alas, too late,
What balm. shall soothe her mslancholiel
What art shall set hef back up straight
The only thing for her Fisaster,
Tho only way her woe to end,
Isto apply a mustard plaster
II she won't do it, LET her bend.
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The lie Davldson Founlaln.

y
A late number Of the Nuremburg
Courier says:
"The Director of our Art school,
NJ D. Kr5ling, is at the present time
engaged upon very beautiful tOun-
tain, which citizen OF Cincinnati is.
going TO present to his native city
The cost Of this splendid work Of art
will not fall short Of one hundred
thousand forms. The statue which
viii crown the whole fountain has
Just been completed by NJ DE Kre-
ling, who will Immediately send it to
Munich, where it will DO cast at the
royal fJundeFy. Connoisseurs pro-
nOunee the execution Of this statue
female figure stretching one band
over the water bel0w-tO be perfect,
and the whole work masterpiece,
worthy Of Kreling's genius"
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HooIand's German Biilers

a. entirely vegetable, and contains no
llqu9r. lk Sc e oemPoHnS % llsu1a II.
fronT which these eNtrecfa are made
ere gatAsrssal ll6.i e aeElI494y s,l"1llI@yy Z: Z:
d gcfe mti hc ~ e1eill-sts Al1eEe
extracts are then Forwarded 90 this
country 60 be used expressly for the
no nTro7a o lie aubgfamoe Of any kind used
IN eompOundfnE the Bftterlg hence e tg
the only Bitterg that can he used Ia
enEsB where aleohOlie atl1tulaulh are
not adviGables
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DREsg -. oLoAK lLAKINe.
Eclectic Medical College Of
EennsVlvania.

y .
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GrGfeser1lpu couUencea Oehlber sfh, and continues
until the end sf lauusTys flie 5econd seeson COM
meu1es Egbruafg lFti sna continues until The begin
uiur Of Nay; TIE Third session oontuues throashOut
-afta aduiler months
90 Il rs 20 able corps teITe Rrofsssors and every
l1rs5tftndnt6 6f Medicine gud Surgery is thoroughly
Tverv facility in fhs way o. illHatratianG morbid
r5clhdnal hsrbarfum chemica and philosophical ap-
rfds uI5fosdopess in1iTurfnts Of The latest iuEen
Ion or phgGioal eEtinuflon and diagnosiss win bst
sbIshdId Hospitals and Clinical lnstructiou ~
forded free tickets 70 al CITY Hospiias pre-
rd8d; Dlssscfhe Mutsrial abundant q 9 noTnialeoal
PeFrstui eaholarihips are sold for $50.
send Or cliculaE- p
fEE EsLz0rIo MUOIoAt JeUEEAL oE PEsNsTryANIA'
PubrIsha5 monthly, contains 4s pages Of original nat
- prses 81 per anuum. The laigeat, huelt uuo
ff rf-irt lfsfic6l Journal "a the United Staies.
Sisi n ir.s uceu5enit % The Estteg Up Of Olnha.
'ne1uffir premium elEragiugsi valued a. 70, given
Fs T0TN BUCHANAN,
"a North TRsihh street., Philadslphie, Re.
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80 -. 80 rHoMPsoN,

Juaae q he EupEs-he Court Of PeinsylE9
TennqfHar - atets LEOoGamdsl
irser-lrr77l- T7Ff "a aaF1 - q ralu1ble
--silef-e in r,TEo OF attacks or
TmdFreefTom-1 nor DyHpepglas
can certify gIliB frOm my experience OF
a. You're with reBpeels
JAMES THOhLES9Ns
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Conundrums

Answer to Enigma Of lasi week; "Jennie Cashqtt.
Answsr y Charade; GPap'a Pet"
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Eight Hours Pay Gpr Eight
Hours Work. 1rt

Attorney Gen raj Evarts has for
warded to the President his opinion
on the operation Of the Eight Hour
law. In regard to the compensation
of employees, he says: -'fThe law be NJ
silent on the subject Of compensation,
government officials are at liberty 10
Csc their discretion in the matter, but
that the law of equity, which hereto
fore regulated the wages Of govern
ment employees, requires that they
shah receive the same compensation.
for the labor as is paid in private es-
tablishments in the vicinity. The
law Of 1868 does not tx the wages,
nor does it trequire the government to
pay ten hours wages for eight hours
work. If citizens adopted such a
course the government must do the
same, but as the-law now stands it is
left to The option Of government ofi-
Gals to pay the same wages as when
men worked ten hours a day, or to
reduce the compensation in proper
tinn TO the reduction Of the hours Of
7 u g9l' SO =. ,-l- -a.as
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Youths Department.


TOrgfnai Problems. PnzzIes k1,, solicited, The resi-
name fthe author and the answer to each must ac-
company all contributions. ---s 1tlA
Enigmas.
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ny ,iy Is 8 I, 45sis q IA, a Pr0noHn. lay
MyI25s 5sli14 is adverb.
Nv 10 &C is proposition.
Ny 2 5 Is an inteTieetion.- srerEt - ID.
Nv 9 u ] is an ndj eCtive. s'
My "a I5is an adjective, verb and nom.
Nv whole is interesting feature Of the News.
Sugartree Ridge, Ohio. oSCEOLA. .
lam composed Of o letters.
My7Ie 4sI4is valuable grain.
Ny 8 % s is part Of the body.
Nv o H-lT is q number.
NJ q ie 81 Is a boy y,slniokname. EsF
Is IS s worn on the head.
Nv 2 Is y is a domestic animal-
Ny IS 9 Il is a useful grain. 49,.
Nv 10 is d letter ieft out. -.-.-'.st
MY whole Is the chief end Of man.
sugartrse Ridge Ohio. WE 'UNs.
Conundrums.
What lady is imaginary salIie Mandsr.
What lady is most dangerous 70 aWimmerHi lie
what lady is most venomousl Annie Conda.
VVhat lady belongs 20 freiandi1 Emms Raldsi
what lady goes to seed Cora Ander.
6sf lady Is most easily understoodi Ella Msntary,
What lady is found "a the gardenf Polly Authus.
What lady Is most appellingl Kete AstrSPhe.
What lady is most heavenly? Ann Cello
What lady IS good AZ separating things into Their
Wbst lsd1 Is most eontfaryl Belle Ljgs5ent
What ndy IS most mpniheenn Libby Rality; :.
Answer to Eoigma q Iasi Eeek: "Jsnnis Cashqqt; =
I M FlHFfr Der
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AIr. Nasl5g Suggests q Haven Of
Res foT the Distressed seuIs
Who are In Danger Of L0sing
their Places.
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"How do you ike the character Of st
Paul?" asked parsOn Of his iandlady
one day, during q conversation about the
old saints and the apostles. tsAh! he was a
good, clever old soul, 1 know, for he once
said, you know, that we must eat what is
set before us, and ask no questions for con-
science sake. Railways Thought I should
like hun for bOarder."
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county Ohio, Thursday, December 70, 1893
[ Whole No, 1893.

Iron fbs Fplsio .B.sas. /.
NAsBYs
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HIbIsBoRos O.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE;
On Lat stleat 6oTth slde, between iilah sna .ltit
strsai1 8 fsu doors west % Fleshy tarian Church.
ErGnnaia II nft7uiion given % ni1eaaee Of be h1Tg
Ard u'0t0 aGsti1m 81 he 1Q'n'Fi and
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THEHlgHELm FEEELTTEVs
80 .EEaIN ~ ooUNgE.

]. 9. 1I9.a9a.s. 80 p -lloFl-IEs0l
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TOrignal Problems. Pnzzes, o,, solicited, The real
name OF author and the answer to each must ae
company all contributions. --s = 1i4A
Enigmas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
vi

NASHVILLE, September 25-JohR Poage was
arrested in Williamson county, lat night, by
order OF the Governor, for the murder OF Brier-
field, who was shot some weeks ago by the Ku-
Klux, at frankie.
The exciting canvass FOR Mayor, which has
been in progress for the past two weeks, be-
tween the friends o MAIDEN, the present Radical
incumbent, and ~ThoInbury, the moderate Be
publican, eliminated, tonight, In a riot. Both
p-artles-chIefy regnoes-hsd atorch light pro-
cession, and many OF them were drunk. This
evening had been set apart by the Thornbury
men, whilst the Alden men, havicg been pre-
vented last night by the rain, from havin their
procession, determined to have 1t TO night, not
withslanding the danger o. a collision. About
nine o'clock, as the Alden procession was NOV
ing into the public square, from Cedar street, q
officially occurred with a negro, VINO wss
shouting for Thornbury, and who, bsing at
tackled, drew a pistol and shot into the prccss-
zion. A god many sheJs were fired at
"A m in return and along the line Of
re procession, the negroes discharged their
? s.oLs generally in the air, but at the corner
OF Deaderick and Cherry streets v iLson and
WGlsh's saloon was riddIed with bullets. 80 Il
ofthe negroes stsmpeded through Deaderiek
st, eet, firing o~frhundreds of shots, and made
an Attsck Oh NOAen SSsloohi OrtaklhS Jhs glass
In his doors and windows. A part Of them
then made an attack on HulIister's saloon on
Cherry street, but were unable 10 break in.
Thousands OF shots were fired altogether, ex-
clusively by the negroes. Fortunately but
four OF them were wounded, none seriously,
and non were killed. Whilst this was going
on the ~Thornbury men were in another part
ofths city, sndtoOk no part in The riot. About
10 o'clock the crowd was dispersed by the I. s.
troops, and all Is now quiet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

OF eye-witnesses and cotton growers, as
well as the carefully given estimates Of
editors au fat upon cotton production,
Whist becomes Of the predictions of the
New Workers, who, two weeks sg), were
telegraphing their "guesses" OF the
crop reaching 2, 500, 600 bales, to gentle
men In this city, whose data, experience
and nearness to the field Of operations
enabled them, with greater degree olcon
formity with existing facts, to put the
figures st 1000, 600 bales? 1t is simple
bosh now, but might have proven other
wise had the rains held up, and b cot
ton been poured into market as rapidly
as was in the early part OF the season ex-
pected, and the "~gudgeons" been caught
by the cry of "big crop" and "rapidiy de-
alluing market" Our people should re-
member, and our merchants, interested
10 The most ample remuneration OF the
planter for his labor, should assist them
in remembering, that in New York and
other centeTs Of trade they are regarded
az legitimate prey upon whom to operate
In The "bulllDg" and clearing" way
peculiar TO the SPECTATORS Of that city.
The planter must be first guided by his
necessities, and send TO market as sup
plies are needed, or c pressing indebted
ness to his merchant calls for payment,
but after that should hold every pound
of cotton until he is advised that the
market has reached its highest and best
figure, when be should ship and avail
himself of the last cent 30 be had for b
product.
Ia the pursuit of this plan, planters in
the surrounding country will lud it
greatly to their advantage to sell their
cotton in Memphis, where the prices
paid rule higher throughout the year
thar at any other point save New York
and where are TO be- awaited OF an intel
Iigence and Wide-awske energy not to be
surpassed ia the cotton circles Of any
city ia the world. Reliable and respon.
sible brokers and commission merchants
are here, possessed of every facility that
ministers 10 the ecldt OF the men who
walk on the "fags" Of New Orleans,
or gesticuiate on the pavement" OF
New, Broad or Wall streets, New York.
AZ a parting word, We advise that cot
ton be "held up" for the higher prices,
sure to prevail everywhere before the
season has progressed 10 Christmas day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
FOREIGN.

81. PETERSBURG, Septemberz5.-It is reported
that the Gar Will recall the new Minister a,
Washington, for instructions in. regard TO the
new policy about TO be pursued by the Empjrs
PARIS. September 25-The Ron4eur publIsbs,
the fol lowing: Gen. Poroa, commanding tbe
Royal troors, is massing his forces 20 attach
Seville. He remains in good spirits. Coutelo
has been sppointed Minister OF the Ipterior
and PAssavia Minister OF PubTc Works.
La France. the overnmen organ savs Oh.
rights gained By the United States in thei rsstv
with Nicaragua, are also gained by France and
Eng and by theireaty Of 1860.
LoNDoN, September 25-The Times and Ts,e
graph have articles, this morning, on the speeeb
OF Minister Johnson, at Leeds. They apnlsnd
the good sense aud pacific tone OF f. ard saw
that II he who knows the whole case is certain
OF an adjustment OF tine difficulties betuean
England aud Americs, the Pablo may To sp,a
Of IA
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FORT WALLACE.

FoRr WALLACE, September 2I-The scout
who lert Gel. Forsyth'scsmp on the night Of the
10Th inst, came in today and reports that his
party had plenty of ammunition, and that his
men were In coed spirits. Their ratlons were
all gone, and their only dependence wzs mule
meat. Co. Forsyth thought ifit was absolute
" Necessary they could sustain themselves for
six days longer. The Indians were evidently
sick Of their bargain, and were It not for the
condition OF the wounded they would cone
through 10 Fort Wallace. He was confident O.
whipping the enemy II attacked. The Indians
lost thirty-hve killed, a large number wounded,
and a considerable number OF stock Killed and
disabled. They removed some Of the dad nom
the FIELD. ard others were 700 near orr men 10
venture AFTER with safety. II Yves confidently
expected thai Baukhead and Carpenter would
reach Forsyth this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
MASSACHUSETTS,

WORCESTER, September 3.-Slas end Chsrles
J. james, who murdered Joseph q. Cluck in
this city OIL the night OF the 18th OF February
last, were executed A. Is Minutes bef0. g u this
morniug. The execution took place in the
cGare! Of the jail, and the scafoie used was
the sams on which Prof. Webster, Green and
other murlerers we're executed. At hslf past
ten the condemned entered tie chRpsI with
their arms piuioned, and mounted the scsfToId,
Hi.h Sheriff Knowlton then give them an
opportunity tie speak. SIas merely thanked
the Officers for their kindness and hoped
t. meet them in Heaven. Charles followed in
a rambling and incoherent manner for about
i've minutes, aud confessed that they were
both guilty. The bodies fell about eight feet
Charles died hard. Silas died insanity, his
neck bsing broke. Their bodies were delivered
10 their relations.
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HON. EN-.

This able champion of the Democracy
arrived here yesterday and Was warmly
greeted by his hosts of friends. Ia the
North and West, where he has recently
been doing yeomsn's service in the cause
Of SEYMOUR ond BLAIR, he ably sus-
tanned the reputation Of our State for
orators and effective political speakers.
He speaks to-day at MssOn's Depot, and
on Monday night at Greenlaw's Opera
House. Afterwards as follows: Thurs
day, October l, at C~ovington; Saturday,
October 8, at Ripley Monday, October
), at Brownsville; Wednesday, October
Z, at Somerville Friday, Oe.obar 8, at
Grand Junction Monday, October II,
at Trenton; Saturday, October II, at
DyarsbuIE.
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NEW ORLEAEh.

NEw ORLEANS, September 25.-The Ssnats
yesterday Installed an 1ths negro, who was lot
elected. as Senator fsom Caddo Parish, in place
of Reuben White. e.e, Ell, but declared iaei.
gible.
Reg slrstion began to-day, Among the fist
acts Of the Rsgisua ans was 10 refuse to regis er
foreigners who we're BaturaliEed by the 9th
ana 9th District Courts, since July last, on The
ground that such naturalization was Illegal
IN this they were sustained by the Chairman OF
tbs State Board of Registration. The excite
ment In the city in consequences CT III s, was
intense. and II was increased by an ARRAY this
morning in the French market, in which one
white man was attacked by three negroes, ali
armed with pistols. One negro was killed in
stantly. The white man escaped, but VIII prob
ably be arrested ton glt, ifuet already.
Gov. Warmoth Issued a proclamation this
evening. calling upon the citizens to remain al
home and abstain from exciting asts or con-
versstion, and stating that the civil authorities
are capable OF surprising any difficulties t1a'
may arise, and aTresting all offender, and II
found insufficient, they Will be promptly as
sisted by the military. He also calls upon the
political cubs to abstain from any public
demonstration for the present.
A bill was introduced IN the Senate to-day by
Nj. Bacon, amending the REGISTRATION act so as
to require only the oath prescribed by the state
Constitution, and further defining the powers
If Registrars aud Supervisors OF elections,
which passed two reading g and was made the
order Of the day for Monday. II no: killed IN
the House or vetoed, this bill will secure a fair
registration.
II was stated in the Senate that the Board OF
Registration had arranged for themselves a
fupplementtD The registration laws, by adding
provisions which the Senate had never passed.
A resolution calling for en- investigation was
adopted, and a COMMITTEES for tina: puI pose ap-
pointed.
Mr. FosdicE, the Democrat appointed by
Gov. Warmoth on the Board Of Registration.
has enteret a protest against the acton OF the
majority OF the Board, and their rules aud cen
s~tructi9u OF the laws of the State and the
United States, touehirg the rights of Electors.
he contends that registration cannot be re-
fused 10 cltizans who are ready to take the
oath prescribed by the registration laws.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
WAsMINGTog

WASHINGTON September 25-The following
telegram was received at the Wal Department
This morning
ST. LOUIS, septem6er 25-Gsn. sherman re.
ports to-dEy, ln a farther Gescriyton 81 iba
nght oetHegn ms Side-d9-esmp, Col. kolsythe.
aud tue Indians on upper republican GREGG
thAt several other c3IuIna As are may. NJ ~ rna
sAue point ttras' Jhe Indians wlIi carvs
Jdst punishment. HIS rePorti is ~ no. lows;
FoaT HAYES. September z3.-Hsve Just heard
Rom torsytne 1no report sent ffoln here ~
u ystautiany correct Leaf. boz euer is desd
aEd Col. forsy tAe IL Ounds as DeI.rs de-
scE0,d, but tue party IS ala light, although sur-
rounds1 ny Indians, and ca ncId out. as Luey
have plenty Of aInnuntlon aud niue and
nos nssh. They AVE given the IndIans a
saiiy dose. Coz. torsythe mas lost LIEUT.. Bee h.
er tud Dr. Moor, morally wou aded, lwo
kIleI and eIgntesn wouaded. He ropors
A~airty-nyo INDIANS KILLED anG many weunoeI.
HesaSs he could whip ae party aud come ia.
AZ II were not for ms wouudeI men, AID nj,
horses psi1g ali killed.
lSigneol p. II SHERID AN,
NajJr General u. =. A.
70 W. T. sherman, LisGtsnsnE General.
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ErKnAY

In to-morroW's issue, In sdGiu0n 10
choice selections, we will present 10 our
readers q careful translation Of a portion
IF the introduction of HEINRICH HEINE's
"GOds in Exile" to be continued as oe-
casion offers; also the "Cruise Of the
Badger" q Renaissance OF the war, by
g Participation; and an answer to the
4" Best Thinkers of France" and their
opposition to Woman's Rights" In
addition to these, We promise much 9TH
er interesting matter, and q careful di-
gest OF the news Of the day, market aud
river and local reports. Advertisers will
do well to hand in their fsvOrs early,
and news-veniers their orders before
noon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

NEW Y0HK, September 3.-The TTiJRae's At
lanta sp- ciaI says; IAN official investigation
or the Camilla massacre showsit was even more
bloody and a'rocious than was at fir treported.
Capt. Pierce and Mr.. Murphy saved tneir lives
By making the Masonic signal. The negroes
were hunted with dogs, aud when caught they
were butcheIed in cold blood. The Democrats
OF the Legislature adopted 9 whitewashlrg
report yesterday, and today Mr.. Bryant, ofthe
House, moved &c reconsider this action, and
send the report bssk 90 the committee. with in
ttsueions 10 make IL fall a-ndimpartial, but the
Democrats In the House, aware that tie COM
mittse had whitewasaed tho riot, rompily
voted down the notion 10 reconsider. General
s.bley has sent an officer to Camilla, to make a
searching investigation, and report upon this
mss<acre."-AIl III, of course, q lei