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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
OINTMENT.

This Ointment. sftsr an Experience Of twenty years
has proved Itself sovereign remedy for ali Diseases
Of the Skin having effected radical cure In every
ease on which II was Used. curing many obstinate
cases OF aftesn Or twenty years standing that had
previously resisted all reaedise prescribed By The
best medical talent In the country. lts effect 10 A.
tonshing. In few days the soreness and irritatioa
10 removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy.
and remars permanently hsalcd. without the use oi
any other remedy,
Thus. rarrsa, SAIr-R ssus. lsc.. sols,sss I-cu
ksSsPsLAA, bioronss, PinFin, and every form Of
disease Of the skin 10 punciaAly cured no matter Of
how long standing. II has cured bad cascs of H.
slAnns 81 EIIDs and Discharges from the Rar, when
nothing else wonld heal them. Pnxs, that have re-
slstsd all other treatment for many years. have been
c6cctually cured by the Of only one box Of th,e
Ointment BraSs, ScALss. and oLp SoRss, II hc ale
In very short time I'RioK % Csxrs PER Box II
not sold by your Druggist send 90 10 Johuston
Holloway / Cnwdgu, Phiadeli hiu box " III be
sent free q uDstarc To rf.y all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

- a. 16EsH1I M hes
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence No. 2s. corner Main and Third
rests, Davenport, Iowa. jyl62d
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BUILDER, MANUFACTURER or aAeH
- Doors. Blinds, Aouldinss. Brsekets. kc.-
ocnGscss for buildings Of every descripsioa.
shop and Factory corner Of Main Ana TAi,1
streets. Davenport Iowa. avI-1sssSa-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

DENSioN SURGEON. OFFICE ON THIRD
i Street, betwsea BIZ ady aud Main street.
Office hours, TO 10 A. NJ. , 10 3 r. NJ. to
9Eve'g. Residence, Brady st. bet. 9Th and 9Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

ISM Il CHAPLAIN.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS SHOP ON
- soy street, eswssA aixEA and Seventh sl4eeta.
made on reasonable tssns. euai7-dly
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JOHNSTON.
4 ls,wDEN,

THOTKIETOHH,
OoD Arch street, Philadelphia.
Sold q Wholesale N Chicago, BY Fuller. Finch 4
Fuller. Lord Smith, Buruhams / Van Schaack. J.
II. Reed 4 Co, Smith, Cutler 3 Co., Dciixsch,
Block b Co.. and throughout tho country by eli
Druggists. febkdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

Physician, Surgeon e. Accoucheur.
(aenber Of Royal College Physicians 4 sargeons)
IRELAND
Particular attention paid TO al disessss Of the SIX a.
Advice to the poor free
Or Leroy prepares and furnishes his own medi-
eines o. his DsfEssAar, corner Fourth and Brady
treets, Davenport. mnysdiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
HOLLOWAY'S
WEIR MlEUGE
CONE
HOiloWay's vcrmifurc Cefeetio..

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Vermuge, 10 the delight OF the poor little
sufferers. IL contains NO Calomel or ether poison
ingredients.
So highly esteemed 10 this Popular Vcrmifuye hy
the profession, that all intelligent Physicians Who
know of them. prescr,e them In preference TO other
remedies. as not only more pleasant to take, but
more effective TO cure.
should keep them as a family medicine, for they not
only eradicate Wcrms-those pcsts OF Childhood
but correct any arrangement OF the objective or
gsns, 50 prevalent with children
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

Resulting from any Cause whatever !;
PROSTRATION OF THE TYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

DHYSiciASS AND SURGEOOS. Once
III on Third Street. one door west Of Brady,
south side. Once hours from = to IL A. n. and
from 2 10 sP NJ auglo-u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

n. B.-The genuiae Bitssrs are sold in bottles
only. All psrsons who iprstsnd to sell TIE ar.
ticle BY the gallon Or barrel are imposters, and
the stuff they offer 10 . worthless and probable
poisonous counterfeit. Prepared and sold By
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PRENCIPLEs GCVERNISG TIE CEN
DUCr or TBE APPEAL

G-ovERSNEST OF white men fOE white
men. and no political misceEensdon
IogAuTY 20 The Union oftheSTATEs: FTDEL-
Try TO the Constitution in Its trrc extent and
meaning : Obedience to and maintenance OF
Al. law. state and National, oOnstitutlonauy
enacted.
RESISTANCE TO Tyranny, Usurpation and Or
r7ession, Of one man or many and to an en-
c7oschments upon the rights Of heemon or o.
States, or upon the just and Constitutions
prerogatives of any Department Of the Stat;
or National Governments.
Nc ESTABLISHMENT OF Military despotisUs
no e~nthrouing OF martial law, no Suspension
orthe writ OF Haboas Corpus, 10 staying OF cit.
liens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no IetTes de oaoteL in time o
peace.
STRICT INTERPRETATION Of he Military TO the
Civil Power.
No rANDr ARx1Es OF States in time O.
peace .
RESTORATION Of disrRnchised citizens@O al
rights and privileges OF which they have been
dIssetzed no prosecutions or disquallhcatio2s
for political opinions; for the SAsr, oblivion
OF offences; Tor the PEEsENT and FUTURE
UN1oN. PEACE, LAW ana ORDEE.
PERPETUAL to all freemen ofths
African race. ofan the CIVIL rights OF reemen
No REPUTATION, by state OF Nation, OF fanny
honest and lawful debt.
oREvrvAL OF old party differences; but q
Union Of all Conservative men, Of all former
uauics. who revere the Constitution. TO restore
lie old landmarks OF the Government
No LEGISLATION 10 plumber one portion O.
the country for the profit Of another portion
wHArEvEE IS JUST; whatever is RIGHT;
whatever Is OF coon EEPUTE, and worthy OF
me descendants Of English freemeD-
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ITEMS

Mr.. Thomas Conner, residing foul
miles west of Nashville, on Saturday
last discovered a negro in the act of kill
ing one Of his beeves. He at once re-
monstrated, when the negro turned upon
and shot him with a gun in tie head
m neck and then ran, pursued by Con-
nor, who was soon exhausted by loss OF
blood and,gave up the chase.
The Chief of the Fire Department OF
Nashville says he will not let the engines
out on an alarm, unless the department
be paid. He is said to be q Radical bum.
mer.
In Sumner county on the night Of
the 5th inst, Mr.. Charles Rogan, a well
known citizen, stepped out of his door
on the porch to get q drink Of water,
when he was assaulted by two negroes,
one using an axe, and knocking him
senseless to the floor. The noise attracted
the attention of his father and wife, who
Immediately came to bis assistance, and
by striking one OF them over the head
with a chair, and Offering resistance to
their attempts to enter the house, the
negroes fled and were not identified.
AT Nashville, a day or two since, a
man named John Apologize was stabbed
in the side by a m OF the town.
named Matte Frazier, while he was held
by two negroes.
The Shelbyville Rescue hiss the fol.
lowing; 1t is rumored here that on last
Monday a general battle took place be-
tween some Of the citizens of Lincoln
county, in the town of Fayetteville.
Rumor says that about fifty on each side
participated in the fight. 1t seems that
the difficulty grew out of one of the
Biooms shooting a man by the pame of
John Alexander, on Friday last. Bloom,
q two or three others on his side. were
killed. Whether there was ANYBODY
else hurt in the melee or not. we are not
advised, -
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TELE0NAPH8U mARKETs

NEW ORLEANS, February 1I.-COttou
market active and prices advancing
middling, l9!919lc; ssles, $500 bales
receipts, 2092 bales exports, 29I3 bales.
Sugar snd mOlssSes firm and unchanged.
Flour easier; sUperGne, SO 2jGI0 80
choice, Sl48i5 20. Corn dull, 81 O5.
Oats dull, S4GS5c. Pork frm, s25 2jG
p 50. Bacon frmer; shoulders, He
clear sides, Isle. Lard firm tierce, I4}c
keg,, l6c. Sterling, 534@56. New York
sight, J discount.
ST.. LOUIS, February 1O.-Tobacco,
nom offered. Flour quiet suoerfiue,
81 JO@S. Wheat steady, 81 l5G2 IS.
Corn unchanged, S3@S85. Oats better,
689704c. Mess pork held st S22922 50.
LOUISVILLE, February 1l.-Tabscco
market steady Jugs, So 20G7 90; com.
NOR to medium SSGl7 %; Hart county
wrapper S37 80. Flour, superhne, SSG,
s IS, Wheat 81 1912 IS. Corn 78G80o
in bulk. Cotton l743Is4c. Lard I49
lie. Mess pork SOB Bacon shoulders
l03c; clear sides HE; bulk shoulders
93c. Whisky, raw, - 2G, free.
CINCINNATI, February l1.-Fleur and
wheat unchanged and dull. Corn, in the
ear, S3GS4c. Oats dull at 65G6Sc. Mess
pork, S22 50. Bacon, shoulders, l0s ;
sides, l24@13e. Butter, 35G39c. Eggs,
32c. Groceries unchanged
NEW YORK, February ll-C5ttOn IS
more active, and advanced lie; sales, 200
bales; uplands, 204@2Ic. Dry goods are
still looking up. Money abundant call
loans, soc. Sterling dull, 9199i. Gold,
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Comaerratire Convcnlion.

The action of the committee changing
the apportionment Of delegates, and the
Legislature having under consideration
bills providing for the division of the
CerkshIp Of the Common Law and Grim
iaal Courts of Memphis, and for creating
tAe offices Of Collector OF State and
County Taxes on Privileges and Recorder
for the County Commissioner, which
will doubtless become law, has rendered
it necessary that the committee should
modify the call heretofore published, 30
as to read as follows:
SHELBY COUNTY CONVENTIONAL
Convention OF delegates from the wards
| Of the city Of Memphis and the civil
districts Of Shelby county, Is hereby
called to assemble at the Greenlaw Opera
House, city Of Memphis, on Friday,
february Il, 1858, at Y o'clock M, for
the purpose Of nominating Conservative
| Democratic candidates for the following
Offices, to be filed st the next March
election /:
For Sheriff OF Shelby county.
For II gisfer OF Shelby county.
1 For Trustee of shelby county.
For Tax Collector Of Shelby county.
| For Commissioner OF Shelby county.
For Clerk o. Common Law Court.
lFor Clerk Of Criminal Court
For Collector OF state and County Taxes on
Privileges.
For Recorder for County Commissioners.
! For Marshal Of Municipal Court.
I For Constables for Filth and Fourteenth Civil
Districts.
For Justice Of the Peace for Fourteenth Civil
District.
Each civil district outside of the city
will be entitled to two, and each ward in
the city the following delegates, in the
] Con mention, to-wit: First, Z; Second,
4; Third, A; Fourth. 2; Fifth, 8; Sixth,
s; Seventh, 10; Eighth. ) Ninth, 2
Tenth, { and the Fifth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Districts, outside the wards,
two delegates each. No proxies will be
recognized. By order of the County
| Executive COMMITTEES.
I'd NJ. d. L. STEWART. ChRirESan.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February II.
The House considered during the morn
ing hour the blu reported from the Com
mittee on Foreign Affeirs. concerning
the rights of American citizens abroad.
After discussion, at the expiration OF
the morning hour, the bill went over.
The Speaker submitted a message from
the President, transmitting q letter to
Grant, etc when Mr.. Bingham moved
its reference TO the Committee on Re-
construction, and that it be printed.
Mr.. Logan stated that there was q
reply from Gen. Grant TO that letter,
which he desired 10 furnish the House.
The Speaker intimatiug hat there
were errors 10 correspondence as printed,
Bingham modified his motion to refer to
the Committee on Correspondence and
printed, which was agreed to.
Logsn's resolution, asking for all fur
ther correspondence, also adopted. The
House went into committee on Legisls-
tive, Executive and Judicial %apprOpria-
ton bill. The amendment proposed
yesterday was rejected.
Butler moved TO strike out the Item
for compensation Of Assistant Secretary
Clerks of portions, and three Clerks OF
the fourth class employed by the Prest-
dent OF the United States. After debate
1t was adopted.
On the motion of Logan, the item for
the salary Of Solicitor for the Internal
Revenue Department vas struck out.
Woodward moved 10 cancel the appro-
priation for the Office of Military Justice,
which was rejected.
The Speaker then presented some
~unimportaBt communications, and one
from the Secretary Of War as to the
project of constructing q railroad on the
west bank of the Mississippi river from
the mouth Ofthe st. Francis to St. Louis,
and a statement of the contracts made
by the QasTtermasteT's Department
in January. The Speaker also pre-
sented a message from the Pres
ldent, transmitting q copy OF Grants
last letter to him, which was read and
ordered to be printed, and referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction.
On motion Of Baker, the Committee
on Ways aud Means wR5 Instructed to
inquire into the eXpediency Of amending
the Internal revenue law, 50 as to provide
for q distribution Of stamps through the
p%OstOtflCe or otherwise, After which the
House adjourned.
SENATE.
Inc reconstruction bill was taken Up,
Davis moved to strike cut all after the
word 4" instructed - ia D0olittie's amend
ment, and insert the words with
the recommendation that the bill
does not psss " and, also, that the
bill further to provide for a more
efficient government in the rebel
States, passed March 2, 1867, and
all the ac,s supplementary and amenda-
tory thereto, be repealed.
Davis yielded TO a motion TO so into
executive session, and after q short tine
thereof er the Senate adjourned,
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nounced its opinion on the motion to
dismiss the McCardle case for want of
Jurisdiction.
Yesterday, after the Georgia and Mis-
sissippi cases were disposed OF, Judge
Black filed q new bill in behalf Of the
State OF Georgia against Gems. Grant,
Meade and Ruger. 1t Is understood this
bill seeks to avoid sll difficulties encoun-
tered ia the former argument, and raises
distinctly tie question Of property, to-
wit Treasury Of the State of Georgia
10 protect" This is prayed for. Time
Of hearing argument is not determined
unOn.
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10 caRREsPoNDEEcs

40 notice can be taken OF Anonymous Com
municauons. Whatever is Intended for IN
ssrtioa ia the APPEAL, must be autheEu-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer. as s guarantee OF his good faith ano
responsibility.
Rus!ness letters should be addressed 10 TIE
APPEAL," Memphis.
ComuunicEu0as for publication must be Wrt-
ten on n side or the page only, and WIFE
all other matters connected with The 0atlo-
rial department, should,be addrossed: ED1-
ToRs oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as rule, undertake - return art
c7es not found suitable for publication.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
TO APPEAL.
PERSONALITIES, But NOTHING
DONE.

Special Dispatch 10 Memphis Apreall
JACKSON MISS, February lin the
Convention the morning was spent ia q
debate compreheuding much personal
lty, e a resolution looking TO a re-
movsl of political disabilities, and one
on which no final action was had.
The Convention, in Committee Of thG
Whole, considered the report Of the
Committee on the Executive Depart
meut, when more personal debate wa
INDUCED in, in regard to the extension o.
the Governors term Of Office to foul
vpnrs No Drcorass.
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vrR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
~ TIE RFNEFlFCI OF MEsA IEN-

EETRAT EXECUTIVE CSHMEEGEE
F0rf TIE DISTRICT OF NEsA TEN
EESEEE
The following named gentlemen are hereby
apDointed q Central Executive COMMITTEES for
the District Of West Tennessee:
sHELRY COUNTY.-M. D. L S.gwa1a A1red
= Lacey. Jesse W. Page.
WEAKLEY CoUSTY-WNlismP p Caldwell
DYER COCNTY.-Cbarles Gibbs.
GIBsCS ~CoUNTY-Wise A. Cooper.
MApIs0S CoCSTY-W. ". Gates.
HaRnENAS CcUNrT-Judge Miller.
NCNArEy COUNTS. l.. Warren.
with fun power 10 epPoint a Congressional
Executl ommittee for tie 7th and Sh Con-
g-essiouaI Districts OF The Slate, with power to
appoint Executive Committees for the several
counties composing their respective Congress
siOual Districts.
By order or the State Genital Executive Com
miitee OF the Conservative party for the
state OF Tennessee.
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FR0M NEF ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February ll.-After q
stormy debate to-day the Convention
adopted a resolution allowing the mem
bers and employees thirty per cent. ad-
ditional to their per diem, by 40 to 81. 4
motion was made 10 reconsider and an
other scene of disorder ensuej, in the
midst Of which the Convention adjourned
until 10. morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Februsry 11--Sir David
Brewster, the celebrated Eaglish physi-
clan, and distinguished soientino discov-
erer and author, died last evening, eyed
e~ighty-seven years.
The British ironclai ship-of-war Her
cules, said to be the largest ia the world,
wa successfully launched At Chalhan
backward.
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MAGNOLIA STRING.

6sl Protocarbonate of Iron,
z6i Carbonate OF Hagnes a,
$50 Carbonate of Lime,
I2 Chloride OF Sodium,
60 SuIphate Of Soda,
20 SuIphate OF Magnesia,
26l Selicie Acid,
337 Organic Substances,
Traces Of Siiicate and Phosphate of Alumnia,
1851 free ClrbOnlc Acid, equivalent TO 1865 cubic
centimeter.
The largest amount OF fires Carbonic Acid in
all the Springs Of the Nalley-speoiic gravity
of these Springs, s9S.
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FRO4E ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February 11.-RaudaIl D.
Howell, known as the Southern pejes-
trian, has arrived at Lexington from
Mansfield, Texas, on his way to Council
Bluffs, Iowa. The distance from Mans.
field to Lexington is S. miles, which he
made in sixteen DAYS.
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WEATHER. AMI RIVERS.

PTTTsBURG, February 1.-THE river is
rising, with five feet nine inches in the
channel. Thermometer 120.
LOUISVILLE, February n.-River ris
ing, with six fact two inches in the canal
By mark. Weather clear. Thermome-
fer $40
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

These Waters are q specific in the fosIowins
diseases dyspepsia, Chrsnic Diarrhea, Gene,
raj Debility, Rheumatism, ScrOfula, Ssphilis
ecaid Head, Torpid Liver, Neuralgia, Consft.
patton, Periodical Headache, Lassituda, etc
Tney are a powerful Stomachic and Tonic
The are exceedingly aluable in ali disease.
OF dehiity or broken Town constitutions, pro
duced by previous sickness or long habits OF
violation OF the Physiological Laws
The title 20 the property Is urdsputed. and
he who is so lucky as to draw ell her one OF the
premiums, will have no difficulty on that ac-
count. Any one who may have dOubts upou
the subject can be satisfied BY calling at this
ONCE, ESQ Aain street.
Price Of Tickets, e0.
feba ]. ~. COLEMAN
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DIED.

RALL-Of consumption, on the 10Th inst, at
10 am. ,JoHN b. BALL, aged "A yeas and 4
months. Funeral viii take place This Bvsn-
ing at 3 O'CLOCK, nom the residence OF Mr..
Rash, IN Tennessee street, between Butler and
South streets.
p,c4Ss copy.
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Specific gravity. soG Calculation made on
basis OF 10000 grammes.
1873 ProiocarbOnate OF Iron,
I4B chloride Of Sodium,
2t4 Suiphate OF Soda,
356 Sulphate of POTASH,
So Sulphate of AluDiRa,
o. Carbonate of Lime,
$50 Free Carbonie Acid, which IA equivalent to
22g cubic centimeters. and Is partly united
with some of the salts, acting as their 5 l.
vent in the combination.
There is also traces OF Magnesia in the form
OF a B~icaTbonate.
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d SPRING.

IS2 Chloride OF Sodium,
Is Chloride of Potassium,
J35 Chloride or Ca cium,
8 Chloride Of Magnesium,
l43 gicarbOnate OF Magnesium,
AZ ProtocarbOnate Of Iron,
I75 Sulphate OF Lime,
1905 Eree CarbonicA Acid, equivalent to 5II Cubic
C~entimeters-
Organic ma ter, with traces OF Nitrogen.
This Is the contents OF solid matter in 1900
as in the first mentioned analykfs.
sp -cihc gravity, J91.
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake,

It Is in such an emergency as the present Tn
temptation is strong % Despair, and 70 surren-
der to the Influence o. fear aud an almost
overwhelming oppession. II we listen to the
voice Of the Siren and give up 10 despair. vs
are lOst-irrscoverably Iest. It behoOves OK
and all to be up and doing, with q heart l0r
every fate, still achieving. stin ParE-tns' IN
I'll the book OF our destiny shall 10 closed
e should hear Of no eompremiss 70 make
with the opposing genius OF decay and de-
struetion, which Ia seeking to drag Us down
We should meet the ensmy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, until
we sxpel hin from the land. Poverty e,mes
p our belozed land and upon cur patriotic
people alike al arussd man." Lks ian
armed man" we must assaII him-wlth the
same VII, determination and courage wlth
which he marches upon our homez sad hearth
stones. IN such an emergency,
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in O. AINSLIE.

THE MEMPHIS APPEAL, NOW IN ITS
T~Wenty-Ninth Year. S offered TO the reading
public OF TenEessee, Mississippi. Arkansas and
Alabama. It Is believed, with superior induce
.ments to any that have ever been pre-
sented to It's numerous and rapidly IN
c~reasing patrons. The staguziion in dnan-
ciaI movements. the almost total cessation OF
trade, the paralysis In agricultural operations
and the anomalous condition or political
Affairs, instead Of counssning 10 inaetlon and
discouragins enterprise and energy, should
arouse our people to redoubIe their ezsrt:oas,
to extend their enterprise, and to rely with
greater condolences and higher resolve upon
their own indomita6Ie and unqusneha5,s
oouTsge and purpose. II thsrs ever was q tine
when the people should Be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

Gen. Howard, in view Of the rush of
people OF the colored persuasion and
others to washington, notifies pastors Of
negro churches and agents of the Bureau
that destitution in the capitsI il elreedv
considerable and is increasing, and asks
them to use all the influence thew can
to check the immigration, and urpe
upon every able bodied man and woman
out OF employment the necessity OF seek
ing homes In other places"
The New York Tribune -pronounces Il
libellous to say that the negroes of the
south VIII not work. 1t must take
Genera HOWARD in hand. Why should
they work? Why should they not dock
into Washington Are they not free ?
And does not freedom mean liberty to
live without work, and to steal? What
is the use of freedom, II one has to work
harder and live worse than before ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

An accident occurred on Wednesday
night to the stock express train on the
Erie railroad. A car loaded with pota.
toes was thrown from the track, TONED
over, and get on fire, burning to death n
boy named RsardoD, of Brooklyn, and
severely burning Thomas F~itzgibbons, OF
Rlnghampton, n, Y,