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THE sIMPLE TRUru.

The New York Herald, after speaking
Of the wretchedly contemplate failure
of the Reconstruction policy, says:
And what is the trouble at the bottom
of All this shameful, mischievous, disqs-
trous failure? Why is it that after all
the agitation and excitement that have
disturbed the nation on this head, recon-
stFuction is at last Indefinitely put way
to the future2 It is because it was q
sham and a preteHee from the first.
Even the very necessity for reconstrue-
ton was q fiction put forth to deceive
the country into giving the people of one
section up to the tender mereies of politi-
clans and fanatics from the other section.
There was nothing to be reconstructed in
the South but things that are not to be
reconstructed by law. Nothing needed
recouetruction but the opinions, the
sentiments, the ~sympathies, prejudices,
passions of the people and how long
will It take law TO change these among
men bred with such ideas as prevailed
through the length and breadth of these
States before the war-ideas ~favoring the
utmost license of thought In regard to
government, developing such an unliIn-
tied intellectual independence and reli-
ance of every man on his w opinions
as never existed before in the history of
the human racer 1t was purely intel
IectuaI reconstruction that was necessary,
and this being naturally beyond the limit
of law YVES not touched by Congressional
enactmeRts but, on the contrary, every
measure passed by Congress, every step
taken by Radical leaders as they irri-
tated. embiStered, maddened the South
ern people, put farther away the very
possibility Of the only reconstruction
that would have made the sections one.
This is the reason why We are to-day an
unreasonable distance further from g
true restoration of the country than we
were on the day of Lees surrender.
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LEGAL.
Trustees SIZE.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to ma
d by P. N. Miller on tbs I'd day % July, 1856.
and OF record In the Registers Office 81 the
county OF Shelby aud state 81 Tennessee In
Book No. p, part ID, pages l52, 1853 and I4, 1
VIII, on
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of May So,
At O'Clock am, proceed to sell 70 the nigh-
est bidder, for cash, in 'front.' Of the Law Court
room, IN the city Of Memphis, in said county,
all the right, title and interest OF said Miller in
and % the leasehold held by him on the fol-
lowing described lot in said city, viz Lying ON
the west side OF Mulberry sire et, and begin
ming at q point W. hundred and tW6nty-eight
liz rs LIN feet from the Intersection OF the
west lima pf said street with the north line Of
Linden street. running thence "
dfty-three 2.E (53 2-iZ feet thence W. 81
wRrdIy, az right andes with said Mulberry
street, eighty-two ~ feet thence southwark
" and parallel with said street ~hfty-three 2-l2
t8 I'm feet thence ~easEWardly eighty-two
(8Z) feet TO the beginning, bogether with al the
dwellings, houses, and improvements thereon,
which, at a fair value, are 70 he paid for by the
OF said properly On the expiration OF
said IeasphDld interes-fhe same eZDl ing on
the 18th June, 1S76. said interest snd improve
ments are sold for the payment o. balance due
on TIVE notes made BY sad Miller July 2 l855,
payable to A N EdmOEds Twelve and eighteen
months amer date, the respective amounts due
on the same at maturity ars slSs9 Zand 1853 IS.
said lot Is subject 20 the payment Of an annual
ground rent Of S101, Of which there was due
$3.50 % on the list July, 1851, and EH0 % on the
Lat January, lS5S, which constitutes a lsfn on
said leasehoid and improvements, and they
VIII be sold subject TO the SANE.
TITLE supposed 70 be good
April u, 1858 apI2td
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The HeToId's
Washington special says q portion of the
Arkansas delegation, elected for the Sem
ate and House of Representatives of the
United States. ia connection with the
new Constitution, arrived 10 this city
Yesterday. Senators elect, Benjamin f.
Rice aud Alexander Mcdonald and Lo-
gan H. Roots, member elect for the first
district, are here. James Kinds, of the
second, and Thomas Bates, of the third
district, will follow in a few days. 1t is
proposed by the delegation at the first
opportunity, probably not till after the
completion of the present impeachment
trial, to formally present the new Con-
stitutiOn to Congress. Each member of
the delegation has in possession a certi-
fed copy of that instrument, furnished
him by the provisional authorities OF Ar
kansas. II is understood the CeaserYa-
tiVes of the semi-recOnstTucted SITE are
making an effort to nullify the NeetiOn
upon charges of fraud. The official re-
turns of the election from Gen. GHlem
have not reached Gen. Grants head
quarters.
A delegation of delegates from Dam
Vile, Va, visited Stanton at the War
Department Yesterday. The delegation
h0hAC0 AZ VIZ v A0DAc 0N
his post. Stanton replied that he was
proud to know that he was the recipient
Of such feelings, etc. The delegation
then retired.
The Tri6Une's Washington srecial
says "Mr. Wilson, in his speech, al
luded to Chief Justice Chase, arguing
that he bad q right to deliver a charge to
the Impeachment Court, when all the
e evidence is in, previous to their retire
ment for consultation on the verdict.
This has drawn out considerable COM
ment, and 1t is asserted in many quar-
tiers that Mr.. Chase enteTtains this opin-
ion, and that he will so act when the
proper time arrives. w have authority
Tor saving that these surmises are not
founded on fact, and that Mr.. Chase has
not expressed his opinion on the subject
to any one.n
LoNDoN, April "A, miduight.-The
startling intelligence has just been re-
ceived from Australia that Prince Alfred,
who ia visiting Sydney, was shot and
dangerously wounded by a unknown
person. The wouid-be assassin, who is
said to be q Fenian, was promptly ar
rested. The Prince, according to last adj
vices, Is slowly recovering.
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TRUSPEES SALE.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made 70 me by
ID P. q. Meath, and recor4ed ia the Registers
Oddce Of shelby county, In book No. 81, page
81, etc, L viii sell, to the highest bidder, for
eaSh. the following described property, lying
ia shelby county, Tennassee, aud near to the
city OF Memphls. t0-w1t: Eleven and One-half
acres adjoining Fort Pickering, and composed
Of the following tracts, tO-Wit: The tract
known as the twin eight acre tract, The Wright
thrse-quaTters Of al acre tract, aud The
Du yal-AlgeO two and One-half acre tracts;
bounded on the north by Broadway or old
Fort Pickering Railroad. on the south BY Jack
son street, on the east by DR. Giloerts aud
WOeidridge's. and on the west by Main and
Ninth streets. Equity OF redemption waived.
and title believed to be good, bot ! convey only
as Trustee.
PLAoE OF SALz-southeast corner OF Court
Square.
TINE OF SALE.-F1iday, the First day OF
MAY, 1868, between the hours OF 10 q M and
2 pm. Terms cash.
b. B. wABDELL, Trustee.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys. apis I'd
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CALLS---HOW TO Be MADE.

One per cent. OF the Stock Will be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls, not TO ex-
coed hve per cent. per month, viii be made By
the Board OF Directors, rom time 10 time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds to construct
and equip the lines but no calls will be made
afIer the one per cent Is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
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The Democrats had a grand jubilee
on the night Of the 28d at Cairo, yer the
Chicago victory.
The Mobile Tribune, speaking OF an
Alabama Radical contemporary of Mont
gomery, says: John Hardy says he in
tends to be present at the base bali
match soon to come of at Montgomery.
Hone come of the Mobile ooys will give
him a bat that will make him bawL.
The Mobile Tribune has modified its
approval OF soup houses, which should
be maintained for the destitute aud
weakly alone, but "many able bodied,
strong but sleek negro men are daily at
tendants, and receive the very same al
lowanee which is given to the really des-
titute and needy" OF course these fell
lows won't work. The fault lies In the
distribution Of the rations, and not in the
system
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Creditors and N09l-R Resident
B0bae0


In Chanoery Court of Memphis, Tennessee.
No. 45, n. r. DIV. n. WilkersOn, ct al, VS..
Tue franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
In this cause IL appearing hat defendants Jo-
seph E.. lfubs, JOIN r. Meyer and Louis Fusz
firm Of Imbs, Meyer q EUsz y, are non-resi-
dents OF the State OF Tennessee: It Is therefore
ordered by the Court, that they make their APP
pearance herein, on or before the first Monday
In May, 1865, and plead, answer or demur TO
con plainsnts bill. or The same viii be taken
for confessed as 10 them, and cause set for
hearing ex PaTte. It IL further ordered that all
persons claiming to be creditors, or having any
character Of demands, against the Franklin
Insurance and Banking CompanyOfMenphis,"
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties TO this suit, and
hls their claims with the Clerk and Master,
with proper evidence Of the same. that they
may severally recover their rRtable shares Of
the assets Of said Com psny, SO be distributed In
this cause and that "A copy OF this order be
published In the Memphis Daily Appeal for
three (A months from this date.
March 10, 1S6S.
A copy-attest: A. (. and NJ.
r. j. BLACK, d G. and n.
Estes, Jackson d McDavitt, aud & Burke Pick.
EFT, Solicitors. mill 3m
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Attachment Notfce.

Mrs. Rose McHugh, Adm Z Of the late Thomas
McHugh, vs.. James Kelly.
THE defendacu IN this care " n tax notice
that an attachment has been sued out
against him, upon the grOun0s tlsth he isanon-
resident Ofthe State s~fTenneseee, and returned
by the proper Ohieer levied, etc, and the case
set Tor bearing on the drst 0ay Of May, lS6S, at
10 O'Clock am. at my Office, in the city of Mem
phfs, when and where he can appear and de-
fend said action. or the case will be proceeded
with Ok paTte and that a copy Of This order be
published once a week, for four week, in thu
Memphis Appeal.
Ell. HERMAN, ]. p.
AUriI L lS6A. ami IaV4W
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COMPTROLLER OFFICER
NASHVILLE, TENN.
1 certify that the above is 8 correct cOpv of
the origtnalnOW on file ia my Office
lSignedl q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller.
STATE OE TENNESSEE.
C-oNPrROLLERis OFFICE.
N~AsHYILLE, January 1, 1851
I, g. ", Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Co., located at Hartford
in tie State OF Com ecticut. has produced To-
me satisfactory evidence that said company
have complied with al the requirements of Tie
laws of the State of Teune see imposed Op
insurance companies. and I further certify that
Speed a Carpenter, agents OF said COMPANY.
has Also complied with the requirements Of the
laws OF the State, made and provided IN such
cases:
Wherefore, said Connecticut Mutual lie In
surance Company has authority to lake risl 5
and transact the business of Insurance In This
State, at Memphis, Tenn.
q W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller of Tennessee,
SPEED & CARPENTER.
General Agents for Vest Tennessee.
No. 40 Madison street.
apZ I'm Memphis, Tenn.
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CASH CAPITAL OF SS,5Os,00O,

Which VIII be sufficient TO duplicate lines to
all or nearly All Abe paying points reached by
the present monopoly.
The present telegraph Companies of thscoun-
try have been consolidated into Ons huge
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year or
over one hundred per cent. on the actual cost
OF their lines, their present capital having bsen
watered over m THOUSAND per cent.
h NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
nave a recognition from the United states
Government OF the Importance of their enter
prise, with a grant OF the most valuable fran
chisss ever conferred Upon a telegraph CON-
pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted by Congress 70 this company
TO construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and NAH ROUTE IN the United
States. The position Of this company differs
from that OF any oompan ever before organ
lied. The question Of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders Of this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED to any other
company The ast OF Congress under which
his company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer OF the franchises granted.
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In County Court Of Shelby county.
To the heirs and creditors OF VIM. NJ. Kerr,
deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that I have died
~ settlement Of the estate of William
NJ Kerr, deceased, with the Clerk OF said
Court, and that I will apply for confirmation
of said settlement az the Nav term, 1858, OF
said Court, 70 be held on the drst Monday OF
said month, in ths COurthOuse in the city or
Memphis.
WI. H WEBB, Admir-.
March q, 1883.
John LEAGUE. Clerk.
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I'll NATIONAL
COMPANY.

A new enterprise. 10 be known a. the Ma,
tionaI Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valnable franchises conferred by q
recent act Of Congress for the purposeof estab-
fishing Trunk Lines OF Telegraphs on all the
principal railroads and mail routes In the
United States The stock Is TO be issued upon
the same principle as that Of the Merchants
Union ExEress Company, which recently COM
mezced operations. The design Is to interest
the entire business community In the enter
prise. b is done, not 50 much to dispose Of
the stock as it Ia to secure the business Of the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital is to be
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gEMPHlS APPEAL
For the Memphis Daily Appeal
uREAWTNG RY TIE RVOOE

For the Memphis Daily Appeal
DREAMING BY TEEE BROOK.
I am down by the little brook,
Where the violets love to grow,
And the slender feTn-leayes dip
To the laughing waters below
While my uris, bright as fairy tresses,
on the gentle breeZes dow,
And the golden butter files kiss hem
As they fit, the rose-oawn through,
To sip The sweet, cool nectar
or the mornings plentiful dew.
The silvery song Of bird
Comes floating 10 my ear,
A soft, sweet, merry carol,
Years agsI used to hear.
As a harp that has long been hushed
In the dead halls Of the Past,
Isswept by spirit-hand,
a its chords at last;
So this matin-hymn stirs the fount
Ofmemoryis waters clear,
Add DER dead Joys and hopes,
Has caused me 10 shed a tear.
am tired, I am very weary,
Though very young am /;
And though I nave often been happy,
Yet more often have wished TO die;
Though I've danced, and sung. and revelsd
With the thrOngs OF the young and gay,
Yetmy s1ul is faint and weary,
And would fain soar 7Ar away.
IFS a very strange, wild fancy,
But my olen grade I have seem
With its cleaning Psrian marble,
In the cold moons silver sheen
And the mound is dotted over
With the daHy's blue and green;
While the Ivy has tWined its leaves
Round the cross that is the tomb,
AS II from tue damp cold home
To take a part OF Its gloom
In q pure white dress they robed me,
With gentle, loving hands,
Sadly tn brown hair fOlding
On the forehead in shining bands;
And with many parting kisses
Blessed my soul in the Spirit lands;
An Angel my eyelids kissed down,
Wh-n my gnOW-white wings he brought.
And placed on my forehead a crown
Or the brightestjewels wrought;
And another angel met rs
Ere We reached the emerald gate,
And a golden Tyre gave 10 me,
AS he softly whispered WAITE
AS waited auear the portals,
Ofthe hame TO be thenceforth mine,
On my soul burst Elysian muxfs
In heavenly strains divine;
Then the golden gates slowly opened,
And a light of glory shonP,
As a host OF angels whfte-vcstured
Came 70 lead me 10 the throne;
To lead me to join their companions,
To lift up my voice and pray,
To dwell with them in that city,
Where all is eternal dag.
All! da'Iirg, dear, darling Mother!
On thee all my thoughts now dwell;
Forgive me, Mother, forgive ME
For tOIling my funeral bel
Fer causing the great sad tears
To spring up IN thy heart,
(For well l know they are there,
And you can hide them by nu art;
Yet, dear. COED precions Mother,
Upon thy loving breast,
When I'm tick, and tired and way-worn,
Let me lean my hsadand 1esti
FANCHON-
Desoto County Miss April, 1865.
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500 100000,
In 100000 shares, Of the par YaIus OF
800 PER SHARE,
But the a-ctuaI.amouat TO be paid in oashI
B Per e,

And this amsunt Is to be paid as follows: One
per cent. of the par at the time Of subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then on calls to be made by the
Board OF directors; instalments not to exceed
five per cent. per month. When ~thirty-hve
per cent. of the par value OF the shares has
been paid. certificates of stock VIII be Issued.
This viii give the company a paid up
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Notice to Creditors.

No. Z1-John C. LanIsr VS.. The Gayoso Say
iDgs Institution ct al
Chancery Court OF Memphis.
II Is ordered by the Court in this cause, that
a1 persons claiming to te creditors Of the
GayosO Savings Institution DO Immediately
come in and have themselves made parties 20
the suit, and file their claims with the Clerk
and Master, with proper proof or the same.
that they may receive their pro rata share OF
the assets OF said Bank FOR distribution among
the creditors and thai a copy Of this order be
published in the Memphis Appeal, Avalanche
and Post until the further orders of this Court.
A sopy-Attest:
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Bv BENZ. CoEENAN. d. O.. q ~. mhT u
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that having been
~ qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
Robert Banks, deceased, all perSOnstndebfed 20
said estate are required to maze immediate
settlement with me, The undersigned and all
persons to whom the estate may be indebted,
must present their claims, properly autbenti-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or
the same will be forever barred.
are Rw-Im HALSFFAD. Admir-.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
Muzrzur q Aprfl * 1893

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL.1
MEMPzIs. April Is. 1868.
The weather yesterday was unpropi.
tious, and very little business of any
kind was done during the day. The reg
ular packets went out with less than their
usual freights. At our banks we could
learn of no change In the situation. Ex-
change rates remain IN statu quo, while
the demand and supply are alise small.
God opened in New York at 1881 and
closed at I39. In this market dealers
purchase all offered at ! to lie under the
above quotations, and sell at an advance
Of to &c, with demand equal, If not in
excess OF offerings.
City Scrip today was quiet, but firm.
Spectators have nearly all withdrawn
from the market and the only demand is
from tax-payers. 1t has, we believe,
been decided that ledger balances can be
checked against in sums to suit plrchas-
ers. This has caused some little falling
eff in the demand for small Scrip.
Police Warrants are in good demand
at SO to Sic buying; selling, as to amount
wanted, from So to soc.
County warrants are steady. Buying
at So to 6Oc selling at 90 to CSC.
In Liverpool at the opening to-day
cotton was bnoyant-Uplsnds, 123 to
l2sd; Orleans, 10 to 13Bd; Uplands afoat,
I3s to l34d. At the close prices were
irm-Uplands afiOat, l35d; other grades
unchanged. Shipments from Bombay
to the 4th inst, 5000 bales.
In New York at the opening the de-
mand was good and prices tending up
wards. Within an hour prices were
higher-Middlings, 33c; Good Middlings
and Orleans, 34c. AT noon the demand
was moderate at unchanged prices, and
at the close was quiet, though several
large lots were sold at steady rates. Sales,
5000 bales; weeks sales, 2s. 900; weeks
receipts, $500; exports, Is, 1000; stocks,
IS, 600; weeks receipts at all United
States ports, $4,000 bales.
There was some inquiry to-day from
local spectators who buy to hold for an
advance, and also a few regular buyers
out, who wanted to I'll some small or
ders, and between them all we learned Of
several small transactions which we
uiva.
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r HAVE determined henceforward to do q
il Commission business eXclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an Office up stairs
in same building where l viii BE- glad 70 see
my friends and patrons Thanking them for
past fayOrs. / beg a cantiDuaucs Ofthe same.
mhIb MER
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DtssOJstttOaa of CQpartnershdp

THE firm OF TAYLOR, GAY & RUTLAND
L wss mutually dissolved on the llth inst. by
The Withdrawal Of VIM. Gay. Ell, Taylor and
w, Rutland win continue the business I'M
der the name and style OF TAYLOR & RUT-
LAND, who are alone autuor. zed 70 receipt Ior
al aceoontS, etc due said nrm, and ass1Tsa All
liabilities. TAYL0R x RUFLAND.
III TAYLOR.
VIM. GAY,
VIZ. RUTLAND.
MfopA~ ApEA aPAIm
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JOHN cRAHAM.
M Tad1or,
80 NORTH COURT ST..
MEMPHIS. : TENNESSEE.

sFTbe best Cutter always employed, under
my immediate supervision. Samples Of the
nest goods arriving in tbs market VIII always
be found N my counter from which any style
can be seieeteda leR1e qua
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JAMES A. WIccs & co..
Manufacturers OF
Boxes
AND DEALERS IN LUMBER,

OFFICE AND FACTORY HEAD OF FRONT
street, near Gas Works, Memphis, Tenn.
Have always on hand, and make to order,
Suear Boxes, candy Boxes, Cracker Boxes, Cof-
ice Boxes, SOAP Boxes, Meat Boxes, asd Boxes
OF Ali descriptions. Also, Dressed Yellow Pin
FLOORING, Weather Boarding. SheathiSg, Shin
gles. Sawed Latnss Calling, Cypress Fencing,
Pailings, Dressed and undrsssed, and all kinds
of Framing Lumber.
Esr Orders sent 10 as through the P0stof1oe,
or left with South worth q Nance, $50 Front
sfraat. will rsoaiva proTuDt attantinn. feb9
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GREAT REDUCTION In RATES!

Through Tickets TO Little Rock, H OF Springs
and Fort smith. LEVY d MILLER,
Railroad aud steaEaboat Ticket Agents,
apl2 No o JeasrF N street,
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Elarsnth DaY Of Mav. Ises.

II being the first day OF the next tern Of the
said Circuit Court. proceed to sell, TO the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, at tie door OF tina
in Marion, Criltenden county,
Arkansas, the fOlloEti 9 described lands, to-
wit: The east half OF the southeast Of section
tyenty-thres Is, the east half OF the northeast
quarter Of section tWenty-siX 90, and the east
half Of the west ha.f Of the southeast quarter
OF section twsnty-six Is, All in township seven
IN, NORTH OF the base line OF range eight ~,
east OF the dnh principal meridian
JAMES N. BDOKER.
v,h9O TVustaa and fTorn ~ fasfoUar
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