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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14
MISUNDERSTANDING, MAY Il.

Ontthe occasion of their landing in IRELAND,
the other, day, the Prince band Princess Of
Wales put down theidramaticand lyrical fiction
which has represented the Nv caring Of the
Green IS q symbol Of disloyalty, to be punish
able.Rhanevert exhibited. The Prince. were a
shamrock in bis button:h hole, and had a stupsn-
doua neoktie Of the greenest otball green silks,
aad'the Princess was attired in green. tabinet
,obe, trimmed with emeralds and grcenivelgett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14
ssTJNCOUBAGE HOME INDUSTRY"
VIRGINIA SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.

We would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that VIC are prepared to furnish
SASHES, DOORS,
Or TNnc IEOJrT nTNCC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14

The Radicals are getting up meetings to OPP.
crate upon Senator'S stroS'n well and truly TO
try the Impeachment case, and to force them
to vote for conviction. An unheard Of pro-
ceediDg! Such an insulting outrage deserves
tho seYeresteondemnation.2 e8 = $500 5gT Es
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14

The comments upon this ''soutpouring,
will naturally suggest themselves to any candle
man-Conscryativ or Radical. ...,,...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14
ga FuI1ninafion.' -

"A. FuIImINAEf0Ms' ----IE
The following letter, addressed to Mr.. Fry
In Washington, is published liz the Washing
ton Chronicle. -. e,s, ~. u. sz..,r. g..-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-14

The subscriber is now receiving his Spring
stock, imported expressly for his sales consist
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22


The war department gives notice that II u uss-
Less to apply for cierkships therein.
John Parry. one Of the Mormon high priests,
died on the 18th inst. aged seyenty-eight. 80
A plot to burn Council Bluffs, Iowa. for par
poses Of plumber, has just been discovered
strange and fatal disease is raging among
the cattle in some parts of Pennsylvania The
Hanover Spectator says In that neighoorhood IL
Is particularly virulent. u .n.t, /
The insane woman, Mrs. Weaver, confined In
j.Sl at Pembroke, Canada, for the murder Of her
five children, hung herself to the CRATE over her
cell door, on Monday night ~. 1855
Two men, disguised, entered the chamber Of
John Bowling, q sporting character Of Chicago,
on the night OF the 18th, and while one OF them
held pistol at Dowling's head, the other secured
greenbacks and jewery TO the value OF $4,000.
Workmen are engaged in putting the pioneer
cables for the new bridge scross the river 1t
been stretched across by the aid Of the ebridge
and the main cables viii be put in place early 10
the spring. r,....,.ss 80 80
The Rhode Island Locomotive Works at Provi-
dence have recently received orders for nineteen
locomotives from the Union Pacific and Kansas
completed within six months.
Gen. Weitzel has made bis report Of surveys
for enlarging the Louisville Canal around the falls
OF the OHIO, and for constructing three canals on
Of the Louisville Canal Will require about mil
lion dollars. To build new canal on the Indiana
side will cost about thee millions. The general
thinks both should be done.
Judge Cation, of the Supreme Court Of Illinois,
who has been spoken of in connection with the
Democratic nomination for governor OF that State,
has written letter declining to be considered .
candidate. BE gives his views on The presidential
prospect, and declares Pendleton, next TO Val.
lsndig CHAM, the most Objectionable man the De-
mocracy can nominate. He wants man like
Sherman or Dix, with platform consisting only
of o declaration against negro suffrage. ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

drummer. while travelling over the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad, the other day, was
charged dollar for miserable meal, consisting
principally Of beans. ct one Of the stations. and
besides did not have time to eat It. He pro-
cash had TO be handed over. A few days later he
sent Dispatch, Costing dollar, TO the landlord,
to the following effect: still think the price Of
Your beans too hieh.r II is not known what were
the landlords feelings on paying dollar for the
dispatch. - i7aa.s - 800
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

Fifty doilarsl sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale at 81 Canalstreet
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

Shepard, Abbott & Co., IS Camp street., are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

DR.. Hewe's Mode Of Using q vaeuun.
By removal Of atmospheric pressure local and internal
sssons instantly relieved, which restores health In
large class Of diseases II vigorous circulation Of blood
Into and through part operated upon Of which
neuhes nvigorses and enlsrges permanently small veal
organs by restoring be equilibrium Of natures boodood
shem; BY which IL reliable remedy for ParArsed
Shrunken Parts ImPotency Weak Sexual Power spems
torhos Seminal Deraneement Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and Insentinenceof Urine Enlarged Pros<sts Obz
Ges varcees certain forms 81 stcsur etc.. which
other rarely Hundreds have bsn treated
esssnNy. I
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional syphs SKIN Diseases, Huucn
Khsusts and Mereury from the system which medicine
alone I'll TO reach; but used together eject wendsu
Private Diseases Cured speedily.
Remedies prepared furnished IN 4 dsass
acute and chronic Of either
Once hours from A \. 10 =. Consultation frss
rrsaknsst cash Charges moderate stctly soandensza.
1T HowB.M d. n Bscnns street.
~ Near Canal. New Orlssns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22
GRAND COUNCIL 4 AVID AZ

.. \. rodd. n. r., Grand Matter. New oriszpx
Hy. r svsssy. p. Deputy Grand Master, New Orleans
Jchn w. Jones, T.. Ia@sdess Grand N.sssr Shreveport
John O. oordy, q. r.. Conductor Of Work Rraaklia
II. Brsss. a. O. Of ths Guard. Hss OrisanS
Joseph r. neruos. q. Treasures. uew Orssns
0us sontAg, a. Recorder, New ors@nx
Rev Thoe B. Lawson. q. Chaplain. New orssnk
H. p. Bseklsy. g. csadustsr. New OrisanA
= L Bruos. O. Steward. rsw orls&sx
Enstus Wells. q. Hsntinsl Few orlsank
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22
EKENCH MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT CO..
Che~ists to N. L. HI. Prince Hapolso
Is Rue RICHELIE5. PARIa

cAesists TO m. L. n. Prince Eapelses
RUE RICHELIE5. PARIR
No More Cod Liver OH. q
eRIHAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RKD1sH
Cod Liver On Which Infinitely superior I. cures az
sssss Of the chest scros Hphae disorders green ses
constitution BY purifying the blood and IS IN word the m
w Il. ss: : he ss9
,I.s children subject e hu%s5s q q the gland
No More Consumption.
0RIMAULTs sYEUr OF HyrH0sPHArK OF LINZ
shsI :. lung. prs%p sSs nos
cease, and he patient rapidly rscovsrs his hssisA
No More Poverty OF the Hood ana rais
Complexion.
pKs LERAs PHOSPHATE OF IRoE.-
ferrusaeus medicine contains the ssnsats Il
blood and bones and Iron in liquid state Il Is disrent from
sA Il speedily chlorosis pains In the stomach dcu
Ss majority Of tie Academic IF S.dca. Of Pan. recon
mend the Phosphate Of Iron 70 ladies Of delicate
over snzisiy nervous emotions ovsrWOrf general debility
III. he sny preparation when never causes eon.p..
and can be borne ~ the most delicate stOmaohs. I
Eerv rs Headaches and Neuraigis
eRrmAu 5fsI-si ssSzfyias aasg5ARAsA
Avsgsssbls substance used from Enthusiastically Brssf
and entirely inofeasiva
Better Than Copafba.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND Liquid EXTRACT OF
MATICO vEGEfALls
xs.s =. cher have failed these sss-ssn.
OF recent and chronic Of private diseases
They used in the hospitals Of Paris by
Ri nd and found greatly superior 10 all hitb know
ss.srsi ssD.sis Fsri. :. ssIS2SIf cos
Chemists 70 Il. Il. Prince Napoleon
- Richolsu-
Hsld IN New Orleans b. DUCON6E,
DELOCHE
ei- And svsry eesd chemist
.HHE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEa ESQ or
hessrs 6rmsalt Co.'S Isdzsd syrnp Of Her.s RAJ.
hThe rodiKed Syrup Of Horse Rsdish Messrs Grma1
always par excellence succsdanous Cod Liver on and In
best treatment 70 follow in Lymphafc scrsnous as
ons well In various Cutaneous diseases The public
VIII therefore read with great interest the snslyss 81 this
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed Messs
Grmsnf Co.. By his Exceency the French Embassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of his learned Doctor
Grmsnls Iodssd Syrup Horse Radish Is not m frss
elementary the iodhydrc acid
and Of combination similar 70 the iodine contained
osd Liver on
oh.nle. xssssss V The I4v 5ss'ss a vsaas AosD.
Chsnisk L and r WEDKn,
Professors Of Chemistry.
Fzzscz EnsAsu Az vrxrrA a
uessrz arinszn q 90, Ohsmists ct Paris:
u rss % ne lss. yoa sdass,sss 70 bis Esosl,sn hs
Kessinski Of high standing e. Vienna; that he b
rsonaly much thouehs o. and paas for enc q The ses
ocnssl and Assaehs 70 tSs Eaka.y.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

nnux.A Ia -
Aees Charles, = -.s.-- = p~sss.IW.
HoehsS ~ n a = J" = ~ -
/ y . Hseas seers's1'
-. kxcELeI0n LoDos ~ W -
orend Lodge Hal New ozise,s. Oneen-H -
~ MI y crsv"Fd :. "; . n ooFnen' . ~ y
Wss< Secretary. ~t. @f
LINNwooD LODGE NO in
\ Bbls Houss. 16s Camp street. New Orleans omeer>
vn- HeDuf. " WIN. whitAksr' = w.; = u 10
/ Sesas . w.; Hsnz1 AosA eessesHsy
noEr0onKnY LoDas NO isS
p.r. WV; samuel Bernstein, & W.T. shan.ss. J. VS.
Dsvid Hardy, Secretary. a
HAYNEsvILLH LODGE no. ls'.
10y. '11'1 a.dds, ": P. q Collier JW.,
u. 6. Copsssd, ssos<ary -, 1t,.lit aso
oRUs LODGE NO. ITO
osss 's.sss sssvssa !, sn,s.s ana r'es'.'1
= f,.d,ov ]. W J. i. rsrssl. secrstsry
- : - xoovos ronou ro -, a..-
- 49,. or.-~,- rnd-,- p us,.s. " n w.
xrss- a w.. Chs. F1sch. = W.; Cha NEEDING. sscrs-
49,
UrIoE LODGE NO ia 4Ir
p,ss %-rr %sSsr W.. OH. s,.sph.nsr' score
tsy. ~ -
ORIENT LODGE NO. l7s.
Sssns s, soess saw = r. s.ssss, Ssms ss
v.rds. secrstsry :, --''l + ~ 4 s-.,'., -s-,-I
DANTE LODGE NO. ia
onssrs-euisseDpa LAvisso. W. NJ; O. B. Rosi 8. W.; a.
,. Bossio. }. W.; n Draskovieh, Secretary.
ANTE c1rY LODGE NO. It's -
Stewart, w.H John n. xoors. sW.; NJ w. W. yspoa.J.
w.; James Housh. Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no ITO
Grand Lodge Hall. n o. omceu-J. o. DecAstro' ". MI
A DssolA W.; b Booth j. W., W. A. white ssers'ssv-
UREKA LODGE NO. H.
woedvls Jackson Psrsh, La oncsrs-charIss w
III Is. D. VI w. - W.
: = : TULIP LoD0H NO. lis.
Tulip Claiborne Pa-ish, La ohcsrs-Jsmss r Smith. W.
NJ; H. II. McClinden, 5. W.; Josiah Watts. J. VII
Secretary. --l .--
5, -,4 oApDo LODGE NO. Hs
Shreveport. La oicen-sAmusi n. Morrison. W. .;J.
q. newiIisns, 8. w.; VIM Robson. :. w.; A NJ Kirk
Secretary. 49,. - -.
LITTLE ROCK LODGE NO 49,
oilmisses Bun Sabine Parish, La onacers-John oaid-
well w. NJ; Ant Morris, g. W.; Charles Bennett J. W.,
Moses K. sprsisht. Secretary. ~, a i.a-.i 81
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO Isl
x,r..tor ne Soto p.ri.h L. Daic.r.-y Al orsxs~ "
MI M farmer V.L Scott y.
seerstsry.
= SAN TODD LODGE NO. 1H.
s,~.v ro,,, c.,c..,,. parish. y. oss.r,-w x Anu.
W. M; John Dsvs, s. w.; B. J. Ford. J. w.; ---
secretary
Hoss Mills oaddo Parish, La oacsrs-Thos. Vaughan.
W. n; Geo. ". Vaughan s. WI d. Carrie !" -
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. 1884
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish, lLA OILERS
Hardy Richardson, W. NJ; O. r. Bailey, B. WI Henry 5en
kins. ,. W., a. RI 49,. n ..,l t.s --.4
ma $50 ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. l8s ~
Rie Cam. ST. Landry Parish La omcess--H a. McDsn-
aid. ". NJ; Geo. Benedeek, s. W.. r G. oAllhaa, J.
D smith, sec's'~iy' "a -
rstrsex cs.,sor,s Parish IA oseer.-w. p Msyss
rs - 49,, 800 q nv 80 = 49, w
90 - - 80 : - = II " -'t11-f t1a
- e - ~, Gao
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
Ar, !. xorvood N W. G, xszsr. Keuexscrn.
~ " s~..sx n w ,ent Grand MALE Esv o,a.,.
Jcbp q Jones' r W. Grand q w. vernon 81
- s.---- n w 60 + w - 49,.
=, p-.-s-,,- y n M 80 e--~...-
o..
r Hesgs. n n W Grand ch.nla,n Neworlssux
r a s,erlisr. ". Grand s. o.. "A Frsnes,vi,a
. - % 60 ~ -.
10. Il. Dscr.pss. VI Grand x.r.bsI Ma o5..p.
Jno McCrory W. Grand Sword Bs.rs< Bs.,ro,:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

N.w- ORLEANS
MEDICAL IHsrITUrE,

Er0N o HILE GH1 10
ss4 magazine ssrsss. Corner - Psessssrs.
~ tolt&t0
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

HAEDwAREA AND SHIP OHANDLExs
GILu H BosfIoE. FRANK ". SEYMOUR,
Bostsek - seyzozr.
Importers and Dealers IN
HEAVY ABB sHELB HARDwAR AxB oufLxxy
royzA zsu wAkE and rISEEKs TOOLS,
BAR and 81 vET ISon, TIN and TIN PLArK
BHKKf ooffBR A-No. NAILS. AxEs.
CHAIFe, sHovELs. SPADES, HoEa
LEAD PPB. SHEET LEAD GAS PTPk
$500 BRASS WORK and PIPE yrrrIrss
EgsBxs BILLING. HosE and PAokna.
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CoRDA0K.
COTTON and FLAX DUCK. rwIKNx,
isr OLA. PAINTs Lam p. LANTERNS. Kls
an KIND sSstesnbest and Railroad sapplf><
FULTON and Front streets. corner Common
sss Assp ts Z n weston; LIGHTNING RODS
r nAEsH DENnAH . co.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Corner sf carsnaslss and orsvsr ssrssA
HEw oRLEArR
Breach EatAhns-sns- HoAus Ala and Hsssssn rsxs.
T. O. PALMER q Oo.
On O PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. r. B. ooxJ
l.porssrs and wholss.ls and Retail Dealer. m
Carpets. HATS. 0u Cloths. ete.. ma.
Sea 81 - and 81 Cam ssrass- R.v ous>nx La
DoueIAA
EEGRAvER AND LrrHoeRApHER,
:. -, Ne. is Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIEg ENTRANCE OFT HorEr.
U<zns snd wsd6As osrds engraved h s>s nod ss.~.,,
ding UhsekA Invoices end oreular Lssssrs sss usbo
rsphsd ssah. osnesnins Stamps, Dosr Plssss, etc
Initial. snss.ssd - PspG - xassasps vfHoB5
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

Ese patron OBTAINS Watcn y THIS costing
We wish 20 dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed In sealed
well mixed Holders entitled articles
named their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether be Watch worth 81 90 worth less The
return any certificates entities you the article
upon payment irrespective Of ts worth and
article valued less than SO Is named any certificate
Il will be that this IL NO LOTTERY, but
rsghord legitimate transaction which be participated
In by the most fastdious lIr ls.F 'a.7 ~
single certificate win be sent By mail post paid
cep Is Eve for 81 eleven for 81 thirtyhee and
elegant premium IS sixty aud valuable premium
for Sl0 hundred and most superb Watch for SIS Te
Agents, those wishing smplcyment this eppor
snity. II lsRftmaely condnc business Only snhor
lied By the and 70 the most careful scrutiny
Try M. WRIGHT, BRO 4 CO, Importers,
' 161 Broadway New York
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
GRAND RA CHATTER.

6kAND X A CHAPTEh
Henry r. Buckley, Grand High Priest. New oreAna
O. W. Munday Deputy Grand High Priest, Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King Shreveport
Homer b. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry R swsey Grand Treasurer, New Orssns.
J. @. Bachelor, Grand ssUetsry. New orlssnsL
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chsrlain- Bastrop
John O. oordy. Grand Lecturer, Franklin
r H Day, Grand Captain q ths Host Baton Bsusa
Joseph p. Hornor Grand p g., New Orleans
Henry Hamburssr, Grand 4 A Captain, New orieans
John q. NJ WnliAms Grand Master Trd vei Shreveport
Bugh Brssn, Grand Master Second Veil, New Orissna
WV. LeAks Grand uastr Firss Vel. ST. Frsneisvius
ErAstus Wells. Grand Guard, Kew Orleans
Next assembly Grand couns New osana fsbrusry
l1Sh 1874 ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22

For sale on the popular oNK-PRrCK PLAN giving ewes,
Patron HANDSOME ssd RELIABLB WATCH.
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard yslu-.
And NOT 10 be PAID FOR Unless Psrfssty satsfAetory
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-22
ALuM1sruaI .-..,..,...,....,.ALuMIsIUMl
THE NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS. zlFnrs
DIR. Conrad Blanke. Destist,
I1s.........sr CHARLES STREET

The Aluminium set Of TEETH, ths invention Of ID
be had accomplished its extensive perfection
tbs establishments the Nothing
the world be compared toit Neither gold silver
equal 70 its value. for IL Is Of NO weight. 49,.
COME AND TRY AND BIZ SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chance. Il g. ... 81, ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-13

AN ACT for the Encouragement Of Agriculture
and to Provide for the Distribution Of Reports
Of the State Agricultural Society.
sgeros !. Pc II enacted ~ ne pfserot ~
.efabis Of The State Of iora, That when any conn
ty or district agricultural society, composed Of
one more counties hsye made their report to the
State .9cisty as provided in chapter sixty seven,
section l69s, Of The Revision Of 1850, and raised
aadn. ~ t.o h.nJrcd dosl.rs from Ia STATE
treasury, upon afaaavi. Of u. president, sec
rotary or treasurer OF saiu society tnnt eueh Aun
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-09
THE LITTLE ROCK RAIL
ROAD.
Earnings for the Year.

At this late date when argument in
favor Of this road has been exhausted, il
would be justly considered 3 work OF
supererOgation for rs 20 offer anything
by way Of Inducing the favor Of the pub
lie tor it. But we cannot withhold some
figures that have reached rs in regsrd TO
It's business for the year ending with
September, offering them only as a graft
tying evidence Of the capacity OF the
road, under very adverse circumstances,
and IS a fair Justification, were such
needed, OF the labor s1d means that
hsve been expended upon it. The fol-
lowing are the figures Of which We spoke 4:
During the year ending September
there have been imported into Arkansas
over the Western Division, az miles), via
DevslPs Bluff, 55S, SOL pounds OF bacon,
1850 sacks Of corn, 1896 sacks Of oats,
1910 bushels OF meal, $40. barrels
Of pork, 1854 barrels OF potatoes
and onions. 2S3 bhls. of molasses, as
Ibis. oil, s4SS bbls. flour, 1857 bbls. lime,
250l bhls. liquor, 10000 bushels Of coal,
snd6, S92, ST. lbs. OF miscellaneous freight,
dry goods, groceries, etc etc. The ex-
ports from Arkansas by this line have
been, during the same period Of time,
82l2 bales of cotton, $50 $50 lbs. miscei-
laneOus freight, principally oilstones and
hides. 1928 bales of hay, cut on line OF
road. were also transported over il 10 Lit
tie Rock during the year, and during this
period owe 5000 passengers were carried
0ver the road.
The statistics and books chow that over
fifty per cent. Of the earnings are profit.
II this exhibit is not s cheering one,
We would like to know what would suit
the officers Of this road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-09

We had the pleasure Of a visit last
night from CCL Nose Parish Of the Boil
var Bulletin. He remains in the city q
day or two, and will call on our mer-
chants who will, We hope, respond lib
orally to his solicitations for s0 -ert1se-
ments.
Among the late arrivals st the Com
mercial Hotel, we notice that Of that
whole sOuled gentleman, W. P. TindGll,
Esq, Of Okolons, Mississippi. The
colonel il in excellent spirits, and his
advent ia our midst will be hailed with
pleasure by his numerous friends. We
wish him a pleasant and profitable stay.
We learned yesterday Of the business
chsnge Of Mr.. John H. Taylor, late Of
Walker Bros. & Co. He commences TO-
morrow morning with the well known
dry goods house of Howell, Wood & Co.,
Southern Palace, 332 Main street. This
elegant gentleman and reliable salesman
will be eleaseC to meet and wait upon
his msny friends and customers. his
capacity as 8 first class sale smaa Is too
vel known to receive commentator
from our hands. MIR. Taylor promises
that the above firm will have at ali
times a large and vel selected stock OF
staple and fancy dry goods. Our cOun-
try friends viii do well to give Mr.. lay
Ior = cali before purchasing elsewhere.
RC6 Sc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-09
II APPEAL
Oflce--KO. Is jefferson Street.
PRICE OF rHE APPE.L REnUosn.

1A1 - AA61
Hereafter We will furnish, to regular
subscribers, the DAILY APPEAL at $40
per snnum, and the mammoth WEEKLY
APPEAL the Oldest paper in the South
vest at 81 50 per annum. Mindful OF
the demand for cheap newspapers, and
determined that the public of this region
shall have no excuse for an exclusive
~pstrOnizing OF journals published in other
cities, we make a reduction that renders
our daily and weekly Issues as cheap as
any papers published in The country.
or the WEEKLY APPEAL We can con-
hdently assert that st - so a year it is
the cheapest paper published in the
North IS well ss South. In size the sheet
is 80 by 52inches, comprising 40 columns
Of reading matter, embracing literary
selections, poetry, all the news Of the
day, telegrsphio and local reports, and
commeI al and river reports. We ehal-
lenge the press Of the United States TO
produce q cheaper paper st this price /;
and yet those subscribing in clubs Of two
or more may enjoy it at 9 per anadm.
Now is the time to subscribe. Those
subscribers whose terms Of subscription
have expired should renew ct once.
POstmssters acting ss agents will be al
lowed the usual discount OF 10 per cent.
or single subscriptions. Send in your
names gentlemen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-09
CUTTING THE TELEGRAPH
WIRES.
Why Ii was dOne--DeVeIOpment
of the Plot 30 EibeFate Shep-
herd. the EussrIviIEe Bank
RObber.

We mentioned several days ago the
fact that on Monday night last all the
telegraph wires leading to and from
Nashville had been cut by some I'M
known person or persons. The Attain at
the time seemed enveloped in mystery,
but the following, taken from the wash
vile Banner Of Saturday, explains the
affair: THE plot for the liberation of
Sheppard, the Russellville bank robber,
concerning which we quoted from the
Louisville Courier OF Thursday, in
connection with the arrest of
two supposed conspirstors, turns
out to Be 8 scheme much more deeply
laid than was st first supposed. The
train which bore Sheppard to RUSSELL
Vile on Thursday, passed the trains
which took up Nashville papers con-
tanning the startling announcement that
on Monday night the telegraph wires on
the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road had been cut near MAdi-
son Staten, eight miles from Nashville.
The Memphis lines two miles out, the
J~Ohnsonvllle wires six miles out, and the
Chattanooga wires two miles out, had
also been cut, and no cause whatever was
assigned for the mysterious work, news
papers and telegraph men being unable
TO account in any way for the general
raid CT the lines. On Monday morning
the Sheriff OF Logan county left Russell
vile for Louisville, for the purpose of
taking Sheppard out of jail for trial at
lat place. There can be 40 doubt that
the friends Of ths robber, who designed
rescuiDg him, were wei poGted in re-
gard to the Sherif7s movements, and
expecting him to return with Shep-
pard on Monday night, resolved to
rescue him and in order to make the
movement as successful as IL was daring,
the cutting Of the telegraph wires be-
came necessary, 80 a. to shut of all
communication with Louisville, Nash
vile and other points, giving Sheppard
ample time to make off and conceal
himself. To complete the scheme, the
wires should also have been cut near
Louisville, but through some miscslcula-
ton, this was not done, and the party
who were expecting to attack the train
got word that Sheppard would not leave
until Monday night. The unexpected
departure OF Sheppard Tuesday morn
iag, and the arrest of the two supposed
coEspirators by the detectives, frustrated
the whole plan, and the robber was
landed safely in Russellville on Thurs
day, where bis trial will doubtless be
proceeded with.