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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-22

On and after Monday, Nov. II, 1861, Passenger
Trains Viii run as follows:
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at -. So Il
H., lur White River Junction, connecting witt
Grains ion Montpelier burlington, ltouse's Point
Montreal NC. and with OSdeusDur9h and Cirau,
Irunh railroads, for the West.
Alai Train leaves Concord at *I0.ij Il. m, fOi
Waite RlN en- junction, connecting with train fol
NcIls HlNcr, 1t. JOhnsburN, Barton, Newport
NiOuShby and MagUS Ldhes, Stanstead, Bath
tLttleton, and Lancastcr; also, with trans fOi
,Iuutpcllcr burlington, st. Adams, Rouse Point
Monlrcla OSdcnsnnlgh and the West.
bristol Train leaves Concord at $50 p. M. foI
Franklin and Bristol.
Aycning Express Train leaves Concord at 81
p. H., tor White River junction, connecting witt
rains Tor Muutpeor, burlington, st. Adams
,touses Point, Montreal, OSdensburgh, and til,
/ Nest.
@Or on arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester
Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Morning Express Tram leaves White Ryel
Junction for Concord at Lib Il. m, or on urriya
# train from OgdcnsburSh and Montreal. On
Mondays ut Go instead of LIS.
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord ut s
Il. H., and Franklin at 9.l2 II. IN.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction fOl
Concord at 10 =. M, or on arrival OF trains
over the Vermont Central, passumpsic, and
White Mountains railroads
Day Express Train ieuycs White Rivcl June
/ tioa at los p. H., OF on arrival of trains from
Montreal and Ogdonsburgh, Brattleboro', keene
Bellows Falls, Windsor, Nc, connecting at Con
cord with train for Manchester. Nashua, Lowell
and BOSTON.
These trans connect at Concord with trains
or Manchester. Lawrence, Portsmouth, Port.
land, Nashua, Worcester. New York, Lowell ant
Boston. ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent
Concord. y. II. Nov, 10. lo64 W.T..
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fOUhTuN a. WILSON. Attorneys st Law,
. } and Solicitors in Chanccry. Ohice in No
cs New Block, st. Adams VI Attend Court-
t'gulary III Franklin, Orleans, and Lamoilic
iGutics. l51-ti
Il. c. BENTON, v. J.. WILSON.
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IA SAHEL s HYDE, Dealer IN an liad- of
IA Family Groceries, Dnrrow Block, nt. AZ
llns. NcrmO t. 2l5
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n Il. W. TsilniUi.?, Physician aud sur
:. y gcou. Graduate Of the University of Yer.
ont. Olicc: Fairfield street, over Ncs-rs-
Clothing House. [ls7-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

N EATON. Attorneys at Law,
Al > and Solicitors in ChaLccIy, Cambridge. Vt.
MA =. rLAlspELI. W.I. vs.. lATo%.
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GILMAN, DEETiST. Office in the
i. KGNGAIAN BLOCK, Main ST., opposite the
congregational Church. LIT.
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q -. Nol.W 4C!i, Practical steam and
w Gas Filter. Dras. and Iron Goods al cvcIy
description, for steam, water, and gas. Guns
II lotGs repaired, and keys fitted, &c.
! 1t. Adams. VI. l73-lv
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/ t;issE.iE BiiAIAEi.5. dealer Ia Fore
l Ign and domestic Dry Goods, Boots aiu
lpcs Yankee Notions, corner OF Main and Banl
). Gets, vt Adams, Vt. iU;.
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{ niEnICAN HOUSE, lichford Vt, Jerry T.
y SWeat,and Proprietor. This House is locat.
1 n the centre of the village. near the Custom
Islse. POSt-Oitice and Mills. l69-ly
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gT -. IL C0NVAS, DENTIST. Office
Y over Woad and Durcn's Drug store,
Alplu~. Vt 2-tf
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{ HAINEE;D ~ SPEAR. dealers in Fancy
. and Domestic Dry Goods, plain and iauc!
l'simercs, CnberGs, &c. III.
A. q. BRAINERD. WARREN II. SPEAR.
outh Nam street, st. Adams, VI,
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N~0HTiE:;& HA!Lis0Ao.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT r-lsol-5.
UPWARD TRAINS.

On and after Monday, Nov. II, lSGl Passenge
Trains Viii run as follows
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,L-NAisIiAi. BROTHERS, IRON MEL
81 CHANTS.
alers in Nails GLASS; Oils, Paints, Agricui
/ al FOOLS, wnlcn We otter ut low cash lglllc.
Corner Lake and Mann streets.
st. Adams, March 10, 1864. l-tf
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MoyINa Nonrn ANp wrsr.

Leave Eraitlehoro' at 200 -. IN, It's < 600
"a. Arrive at Bellows falls at 1850 i. ~, aiit
$40 and 800 +. M.
Leave Bellows Falls at 1885 p. M. $50 p. N
1890 p. III. Arrive at Iutiai.I at $40 y. NJ
300 r. ~. 1888 a. IN.
leave liutiandat 600 It. n, 30 y. NJ 3 q
p. IA 81 80 a. m. Arrive at burlington at 9:i5 a
a., 10 p. m, and 6l5 y. N. LID Il. IN.
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20 no VA. n. SMITH e cos for your
N Black Sack Goats
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W aud vest.
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YlUThlND AND BJgiLIHGTON AND "
B6 VALLEY RAILROAD.
On aud after Dee. I'd, 1867, trains viii nu
as follows, VIZ:
MOVING SOUTH AND Fast.

MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington ut $50 H. H., 1888 p. III. 1890
l;ij p. m. A1iyca IiutlJud at II % Il. NJ, 4:It
-. IN. $500 a. IN. l2.5O a. IN.
Leave luti0ud at 1909 a. m. 1900 III. ArrN {
Bellows Falls a, 100 ana 30 p. m, * 3:25 a,
u.
$50 "a. Arrive at Brattcboro at S.Jo Il. IL.
$40 =. IN, 80 a. N.
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EVERY LADY

HEsrEEs admiration. To be admired, the,
~ must possess Beauty and Intelligence.
iost every one has intelligence and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-07

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FROaE NEW

New ORLEANS, February 6.-Street
Commissioner Baker refused to give up
bis Office this morning, when presented
With s. copy OF Gen. HRDeock's order bv
his successor, saying he Gid not recognizes
The force OF this order. He, however,
recognized its f0rce when an officer was
sent TO enforce It..
In the Convention to-day, a couple of
resolutions were offered by colored mem.
beers legahzing the living together of par
ties IS man and wife, and legitimizing
their offspring. They were voted down
by large majOrities.
Considerable miscellaneous business
was transacted.
Article l47 OF the Constitution, which
was adopted is ss follows: 1.-The 0rdj-
name of secession of the State of Lon.
isians, passed January q, 1861, is hereby
declared TO be null and voidU
The Constitution adopted in 1864, and
al previous Constitutions il the State Of
Louisiana, are declared to be superseded
by this Constitution.
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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING TIE Con-
DUCT OF TIE APPEAL
A CONVENIENT Of while men for whit

A Of while men FOR WINS
men; and no political mis-cegenauon.
Loyal to the Union o~ftheSrATEs: FIDEl-
rTY to tue Constitution in IFS true eGlent ana
meaning Obedience 70 and maintenance OF
AL law, state and National, e-onsutnuonaAy
enacted.
R-rsrsrASrs 10 Tyranny, Usurpaton and OPP
r-ession. OF one man or many; and TO all en-
rroacbments upon the rights or neomcn or OF
ststes. or upon the 3ust and Constitutions
Drs-,garve yes OF any Department Of the State
or National Governments
no EsrABLIsHwESTs Of Military despoisms,
no euthroning Of martial law, no suspension
oftba writ OF HabeRs Corpus. no Staying Of cit
fzeng by Military commission. no interference
with the Courts. no kg-Ss dc oaehsI In time OF
pesce.
srEIcr sU-BoRDrNAuoN OF the Military 10 the
Civil Power.
Nos zA,SDrNG ARHIFs OF States in time OF
peace
RESTORATION OF d~isfranchlsed citizens to all
rights and privileges OF which they havebeeu
dlssslzed no prosecutions CT Disqualification
&c. political opinions; for the PAST, Oblivion
o. offences; for the PRESENT and FUTURE
USIoS, PEACE, Law and OEDZR.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to al freemen oftbs
African race, ofsL the CIVIL rights Of nesmen
No REPUTATION, by state or NEtion, ofany
honest AID lawful debt.
No REyTvAL OF old party differences; but q
Unicn OF al Conservative men, OF all former
pauies, who revere The Constitution. TO restore
The Old landmarks OF The Government.
No LEGISLATION TO piunder one portion Of
the country for the profit Of another portion.
WHATEVER is Just; whsteysr ia RIGHTS
whatever is Of GOOD REPUT and worthy %
the descendant OF EBglish freeaeD
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mARKErs

New YORK, February 6.-Cotton ac-
tive and TOTE better sales, 500 bales A.;
Oplands, 19fg194c. Rice aud coffee firm.
Sugar active ana higher; Cuba. I26I29a.
New Orleans molasses, $4,000. Flour
dull and 3 shade lower. Corn steady at
81 %. Dry goods are firm and buoyant.
Heavy brown sheetings, Is6I61c; print
ing cloths, 274e; printed ~caIicoes, I20
lZ4e for standard makes Merrimaek u,
l33e; Merrimsck w, I44c easslmeres,
75e9sl 81.
ST.. LOUIS, February 6.-Tobaceo Is
selling st full prices. Flour Is ouiet and
unchanged. Red and white winter
wheat, 81 5000 20. Cora, 746S5c. Oats,
64974c. BaeOn-clear rib sides. HE /:
sugar cured hams, Ice. Lard, 10.
LOUISVILLE, February Tobacco
market firm sales Of 303 hhds common
Tugs at So; fair leaf, SIS so. Superfne
-four, 81 1908; fancy, So 80. Wheat,
g 1902 As. Corn, 7597sc in bulk.
O2ts IN bulk, 6696Se. Lard, Isle. Mes
pork, so Bacon shoulders, Zoe clear
sides, 1885, bulk shoulders, 9tc; clear
sides, l2s; Whisky, 25@2Se bonded.
NEW ORLEANS, February 6-Cotton
market actIVe; Middling Isle; sales
-. 1850 AGtElpLa OS0f DAicS cApOIbc
l24O bales. The Sugar and Molasszs
crop are nearly ali in receipts light /;
prices advanced fair Sugar I3@I34c /;
PRIME choice zoe. Flour firm superhne
scarce and higher, and held atSl1 xxx
Sl2 80. Corn frmer. 9gcaSI. Oats
steady, sI9s5o. PORK very frm, s24 IS
CD Bacon, shoulders lie; clearsides
lac; stock light. Lard scarce; in there, e
held ct l44c in keg Ice. Sterling 52sG
53fe. Gold 13939ll0.
NEW York, February 6.-Monev
abundant. Cali Loans Sc. sterIjng
quiet S399Je. Gold 1929. Exports Of
specie today, s465, $50. Old Tennessses
Sac; new GOT.
LoNpoNi February 6-Consols closed
steady at 934993s 5-2Os. 7ITla72: Ill
nois Central, 67t Erie, A..
LIVERPOOL February 6.-Cotton bss
been very active and closet buoyant /:
mlo a nPia1ds, IL port 7E9SI; to ar
bales.
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TIE HOT SPRINGS 10 BE sO1D
Mere Whiis 10 be Blsrfanehlsea

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
ELITTLE Rock, February 6.-Hinds,
from the Committee on Elective Fran
chise, made a lengthy seport, which pro
poses to d~isfrsnchise nearly all the re
spectacle Inhabitants Of the State. giving
that inestimable privilege only to loyal
inteTlopers, graybscks and the twenty
thousand dusky skins by whose votes he
expects to 60 10 the next Rumu Congress.
Cypert made q minority report, which
wss voted down.
Kinds, from the Select Committee, re-
ported q memorial praying Congress ts
sell at public auction the Hot Springs,
sd proposing tha. the proceeds of the
sale be invested il United States securI
ties, and the interest used as a school
fund; stating that the parties holding
the Springs had no title, and were tres.
passers on Government property.
CAN'T thought the Convention
had no right to ask Congress to
take charge of and sell private
estates. He ssid the Government
had been paid for these Springs,
and it was the dishonest promptings of
hearts set upon hard earned gains Of hon
est men that induced the removal. The
Convention had the same right to me-
morialize Congress to take his pocket
book for free schools as to ask for the
sale of this property which belonged to
individuals.
The previous question wss moved and
debate cut of, and the memorial was
rushed through by a strictly party vote.
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FEBRUARY AIN the Senate, an act
70 protect real estate brokers was read
and referred.
A ressles+on resembling the joint reso-
luton 10 pay the members OF the Gem
eraI Assembly on a specie basis. Laid
over under to-. rules.
A bin to indemnify loyal citizens for
losses during the war. Passed by the
following vote: Ayes-Messrs. Aldridge,
Cate, Eckel, Eaton, Elliott, Fuson, Cor.
man, Henderson, Keith, Mathews, Pat
terson, Parker, Rodgers, Underwood,
Wyatt and Mr.. Speaker Senter-1e.
Noes-Messrs. Frierson, Lindsey, Nc
Gail, Smith and Tyle-5.
A memorial to Congress, asking the
donation of the claims held by the United
states against the railroads OF this State
to the commO school fund, was referred.
An act appointing A. e. Boone to set
tie up the business Of the Quartermaster
and Paymaster, was lost, but was after.
wards reoonsiGered and passed.
A message from the Governor was re-
ceived, stating that Capt. s. d. Brown,
Receiver Of the Memphis, C~layksville
and Louisville railroad, might or might
not be a ~defaulter, that 40 charges had
been preferred against him, and that his
reasons for dismissing him were that he
had been managing the road two months
and had never made g report to the
proper authorities, and had been using
the proceeds in improvements on the
road, and that he did not approve Of his
policy in reference to the louisville ard
Nashville railroad. The subject matter
was referred to the proper committee,
and transmitted to the House.
In the House, a resolution prohibiting
the Introduction Of new bills after the
18th instant, was laid on the table.
A bill to amend an act Incorporating
the GalIstin and Lebanon Railroad Com
pany, to change the name Of said COM
pany, and extend the charter to Muir
freesborO, in Rutherford county.
House resolution for a joint special
| committee to investigate the affairs Of
the Bank OF Tennessee was adopted.
House resolution directing the Comp
troller to advance five hundred dollars to
Rev. Herman B0kum for his "HEnd
Book Of Immigration" was adopted.
House amendment to Senate amend
ment to House bill regulating the con-
veyauce Of passengers by common car
riers, was rejected, and then the Senate
amendment vas ~cOncurred in.
SENATE Bills on THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Bedford County
Agricultural Society. Passed.
10 change the lines between the cOun-
ties Of Shelby and Upton, was smended
by changing lines between Anderson and
Campbell Scott aid Campbell HEX
man and Perry, aud Humphreys and
Perry, and passed third reading.
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T-EyNEasEE ITEws.

The Nashville Pres Of the 22Isays ;
There is reported to be considerable ty-
plus and other malignant fever in this
section at present.
The Nashville police entered the
gambling house on Cherry street, near
Deaderiek, on Monday evening, and
took possession of all the gambling i'm
plements, also $1,000 IN money.
There sic $40 convicts in the peni-
Tertiary, 232 Of whom represent An ag-
gregste Of $1,000, not averaging s. each.
Tae Directors, in q report to the Legs
laturs, say Il is a matter Of d5eumen-
tary proof that many criminals are sent
here for oiienses ranging from eight
cents, tue value OF a fence rail, to all
intermediate sums not reaching 50, from
remote counties Of the State, entsiiing,
directly, sn expense Of over two hun
dred dollars for the delivery Of the pris-
oner at the penitentisry-as, in g recent
case, where the Clfense was for stealing
an old pair Of shoes, worth, perhaps,
fty cents, and resulting indirectly TO a
loss Of from $500 to $500 to the Safe be
fore the expiration Of his term of ser
vice.
The Nashville GG-eHe says Se
bird has whispered in our ear that there
is something wrong on the \. &. \. w.
r. Rust = little side affair in which q
cute Yankee has lett = c0ufding Irishman
minus S2O00, or thersSbouts. Develop
are promised, but We are impa-
tent. Who knows anything about il?
The same paper says: We learn
that our young friend, VIM. 81. Morrow,
who has been engaged as bOokkeeper of
Inc \. & n. w. r.. r., was yesterday
lusted by Col. lines to make room for
1ne Capt. Frank Hyberger, late of
Jim Brownlow's famous regiment. To
he brave belong the spOils.
The Directors Of the Penitentiary
ask for an appropriation Of Sal 49S 40, to
iquidste the debt past due.
During the last twelve months the
Of convicts ia the Penitentiary
las increased 200 over all releases.
accommodations are asked for at
IA expense OfS1O7, 395 40.
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ISSTSgTPP
RADICAL STATE NOMINATIONS.
The Nominees NOa-Re,idents ana
ESiSssiaS.

Special Dispatch TO NJ mphis Appeal
JACKSON, February 6-The Recon-
struction Convention again gave way to
the Nominating Convention.
The following State ticket vas uo,nI-
mated: For Governor, b. B. Egelsstop,
of New York; lieutenant Governor. A.
j.. Jamison, Of South Carolina: Secre.
tsry Of State, r ]. Alcorn,o of Kentucky:
Treasurer, ID. NJ. Williams, Of Ohio .
Apditor Of Public Accounts, WIN. ].
Morgan, Of Missouri; School Commits
sioner, c. w. Clarke, OF Vermont; At
torney General, J, S. Morris. The latter
was recently under arrest, charged with
being the assassin Of Gen. Moody. All
are whites.
t. w. StEingeF (colorsd) received
twenty-five votes for Auditor, after an.
eloquent appeal in his behalf by Gibbs,
en- the ground Of policy.
Combast leolored) denounced the
Vieksburg clique, who are working the
nominations.
There is much dissatisfaction, and sep
srate caucuses are held.
The Convention is still in session. and
Congressional candidates will probably
be decided On 10 night.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

TIL very important and Extensive improva-
ments which have recently been made IN
this popular Hotel, the - gest IA New En9lsnd
enable The proprietors &ofer TO is Fam
lilies and The fravelRg Public, a-ceonamoda.
toSs and convenienqes superior TO any other
Hotel in the city. During the past s1mmer
additions have bee9 mRGe OF GuIaerous suites
OF apartments, WIN nathiRg-rooms, water-
closets, etc, attached one OF tufts mevufd-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con
structed, conveys guests to the upper story af
the hOuss IN one minute; The entries have
been newly and richly carpetad, and tbe en-.
tire house thoroughly r~eplenished and refnT-
Dished, making IL in all its appointment
equal TO any hotel 10 the country.
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls and Cafe ON
the hrss floor. LEWIS RICE & son.
feb7 eOd3m .@PrOpriaIors
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No notice cen be taken OF aEOnymous Com
n-uE8caaOns. Whatever is Intended for in
ssztLon in the APPEAL, must be suthenti-
Gated by the name and address Of The
writer, as 6 guarantee o. his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 10 TIE
APPEAL-" Memphis.
Communication foT publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
all other matters connected with the st--o-
rial department, should DC addressed; EDI-
Toss OF APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as g yale, undertake % return aEt-
cIes not found suitable for publication.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
.d~aniniafrnfOl,sS 0Ie.

ON MONDAY, the 18th OF February next, at
" No 252 Main street, under Odd FeloWB
Hall, we Will oderfsr sale at public auction. the
Malatesta, deceased, consisting OF a Lar 60 and
well selected stock Of Candy Confectionery
Toys, Fancy Goods, CigaTa, Liquors, Tooaccos,
etc tO9ether with one Horse and Wagon, the
Tools, Fixtures, etc on twelve months credit,
upon all sums over twenty dollars, TO be Sc
cured By notes sDd good security. No goods
delivered uilthuss secured. The lease anu good
viii Of the house viii also be sold At the same
time. Bids for the whole stock In trade, tx
lures, lesse, etc, VIII De received By Us I'll the
day OF sale. FRANK VACCARO,
MICH. MALAYSIA.
I'd. Burke Pickett. Attorney. febf
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FROM WASHINGTON.

W~AsHINGTOE, February G.-SecretaTy
McCulloch had a bad fall to-day and Is
temporarily confined to his room.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent
TO the House hfs estimates for the revenue
service for the year ending June, 1863,
to the amount Of s., 327, 600.
Chas. Francis Adams resignation is
said to be superinduced exclusively by q
natural desire to retern nome, and to the
care Of bis large and neglected private
interests,
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PROV new YOisR.

NEW YORK, February 6.-Auson Her.
rick, a well known journalist and ex.
Congressman, died to-day.
The schooner James Young arrived to-
day, from New Orleans, with a cargo of
IA 1000 bushels OF corn, being the first
cargo Of grain ever shipped thence in
bulk.
AZ meeting Of the Chamber of Conn
meFee today, a memorial was ordered to
be prepared for Congress against the re-
duction Of the American dollar to the
value Of fge-franc pieces, without a
Limitation to maintain the integrity Of
the existing contracts. A cOmmunica-
lion was read from the President Of the
Susz canal, announcing that It would be
open fer the largest ships on the 10Th of
NetOber.
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One-tenth payablebn the LIST Of January. 1862
and The balance IN Ane equal annual install
ments, bearing six per cedt. interest. the par-
chaser to c0nstrucE within a fixed time inn
prOVements of a stipulated valu
Or, one tenth c8sh, and the balance IN ten
equal annual paFnents, bearing interest tina
puIchsserisiit toOe insured at my expense to
ths amonot OF the principal OF the debt, and ia
casa OF his death Before The full settlement OF
the debt, she remainder Of II to be Cancelled, and
a zee sinp4e deed 10 be uCade TO his heirs;
or, 1 WI give a perpetual lease, the lessee
pay ing an annual rent at the rate OF six uer
cent. on an agreed valuation, and having the
privilege OF buying the land at any time. by
paying the amount of the valuation, but bind
ing himself 70 construct thereon improve
ments CT a stiFulatGd value.
1 will also lRaSe for a term OF Ave OF ten
years, to agRlfcantS able to give satisfactory
ref .rences fofgood character, a certain quar-
tity Of the same tract OF Land, Tor enelosinr
whica I viii furnish the necessary fencing.
Ny RESIDENCE LOT, one ofthe handsomest
and most eligtbly sitnatsd OF any IN the vicin-
ity OF Memphis Is also for sale cheap. Tor cash,
or on the usual time.
Apply to Nessrs. ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT 4
% or 70 myself at their odice, 276 second II.
feb7 I'm N n. WREZEVARP
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IAXD AcEvCTrS.

The Pomeroy lOai0) Banner says We
would ask our contemporaries Of the south
70 call the attention OF their land holders
to the Importance Of establishing agen'
cies ia the North for the sale Of their
large tracts Of u~nOccupied lands. Taere is
scarcely a day passes that We DO not re.
ceiye 8 call from some one in search Of
Southern lands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-07
WHAT Is THE REAsoX?

Tne Radical press are industriously
scattering far and wide the opening par
egraph OF REvERDY JOHNSON's speech
Ia reply to and complimentary Of NOR
TON. Why do they not goa little farther
and publish q portion Of the dissecting
process, whereby the Indiana Senator is
placed beyond the m-edicameat Of the
Hot Spripgs Of Arkansas?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-07
- rraeenaina.

A young Swiss farmer carries of the
prize for cool cruelty. Ia order to please
his mistress he dosed his wife with
suyehnine, and when the poison began
10 operate, lay down by Der SIDE, watched
her agonies, and calmly handed her
water FROM time to time IS she asked for
il, until death ensued. He admiDistered
to her wants and relief to The last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-07

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