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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
lack
HENRY AMES.~--.--.Geo. w. Boyd, Master
j. ). Sedan, Clerk.
UVHIS splendid steamer win enter T
the trade as 8 regular SATUR-I
DAY PACKET, iseVing Memphis
Saturday, November IS, at j pm
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HAIR HSTAD, Agent,
No. * Madison street.
LEVY a SHARPE, Agents,
n0Vl4tf No POI Front street.
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RV0

MADAM D zvILLE, the wo-ld-renowned
" SlaireoS ant. can be cons nlted on The past,
pTsssas @n1 faturs, NJ her ICONS, 149 MAlN
$3.50 ltrd door above Overion Hotel.
Somlnsnly sttona, With 81 and stamp, answered
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Buyers were not disposed to take hold
at the close. We also note a sale Of 100
bales Middilngs for January dealing
SELLERS option) st23;. This sale was
made by the seller of 800 mentioned on
Saturday and at same price aud terms.
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TRANSFORMATION
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE BOOK
RAIL O A d.
Open to

on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. sFPTEH-
Der z, 1885, the train on the Eastern Division
OF TINS hoad VIII run egulSri as follows:
GOING WEsT-LeaV6s HOpedeld Monday.
Wednesday and Friday al 80 aud arrive
at Madison at l o'clock pm.
COMM East Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday AZ 7:30 q IA. arrive al
Hopereld at l O'Clock pm, and Mem hi at
EJ pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot OF
Union street at a m.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket OFF,
ces IN the city.
tIe!ghts for Madison or way stations received
by :. ". Patterson q 70, at their Wharf-bOat.
loot OF Union street.
Freight 10 Way Stations must be p-s-a'
SS-Omce OF Road, No. 2IsE~ss0u-streeI.
ans J. w. RGZAn4SoS, Gen. Snp't.
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FoR The HOLIDAYS!
Great Distribution by 4 Het=op0IitEu
GEEt Se-Cash Gifts 20 the Au.Ount OF
$3.50 O0o-GXesy TIeket preEEa q Prize.

Great Distribution by HetzoPoIiiau
GIFt Ce-Cash Gifts % AMOUNT OF
s25O. OOo-Eyery Ticket Drew a Prize.
5cash gihs,eaeh so C00l 20 cash gifts, each 800
- 5tm ~ i@
Sc EleEsnt Rosewood Pisnos, each so to S1
- Eelodeons each - 20 $50
$50 Sewing Machines. 90 TO 10
800 Fine Gold WatcLe. " IS to sd
Cssa Prizes, silver Ware, etc. al valued al
81 Uu.gJ.
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes for
Ec. Tickets describing prizes are PAL IN
envelopes and well miEer. On receipt Of &c q
4 TICKET - draWl Without choice and
sent by mall to any address. Tbs prize namsd
upon II will be delivered % the ucizst-hcller
on payment Of n DoLLAR. Prizes are imne-
diaIely sent TO any address By express or re-
turn snail
IOu will know what your rriz9 IS before ycu
pa for IL. ddy pre- eLchrUccQ FER m-9Aar Of
sGE1e UGiHe. No Blanks car patrons can de-
pend Oa fair dealioE.
We select the following from
many who have lately drawn valuable prizes
and kindly permitted n - pub ism Them =.
j. Wilkins. Buffalo 5rl Hiss Annie Monroe.
Chicago. Piano, $50 Jouu ID. Moore, Louis
vile. eloV0; Mss Emma WalWorth. Milwaukee,
We publish no naUes without permission
OPINIONS or THE PRESS- tLe rrm Is reita-
bic ard deserves their succeSs- eekIy Til
hume, Aus. s. knOw then 90 be a fair
dealing hrm-'-N- \. Heraid, Aug.
friend OF ours drew a 500 pEze- which was
promptly received ."-D8ily News SEpt.&
send Tor circular. LIBERAL Inducements 10
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed livery pack
sga Of Sealed Envelopes contain cSE CASH
GIFT six Tickets for 81; Is fcr =, $ tCr%
HAhPEK, w41srI 4 y
uOv5O IN HzG EroaEWaF. -. p.
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FOR HALE's POINT.
memphis and Eaie's reiDI Packet.

@empssss and Eaie's PeiDI Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola and IIsle's
Point.
The Sidewheel Passenger Packet
Captain ". G.. Hardwick
sHf II leave Memphis as above H.
~ every Tuesday and stur-G
day, commencing Wednesday. NGVsnlOef 35th,
and viii remain p-et1canantly Ia TIE trade and
By strict attentionf 70 Business trusts TO receive
The patronage 0fsaippeFs.
For freight OrsaSsage apply on board or to
NINSON DONAHUEsAgsnts
2i ErOnt street.
MAXI WALT 4 C0gAgents,
nog9 n No. 2T2 frOnt street.
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WOLVES
Schiedam ~Schna

THE shove Medicinal Beverage Is manueac-
tured by the proprietor, at hfs distillsry, in
Schledam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
Il is now some twenty years since the pro-
Prietor nrst introduced II 70 the American pub
nc, and dur1As hat time he has received over
three thousand letters nom physicians. indors-
ing II IS the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice.
1t Is made from barley OF the finest quality.
selected with great care from the ploduets Of
the most celebrated grain-grOwiHg distrists, Is
Favored with the essence Of the aromatic Juni-
pef-Derry OF Italy, and srectifed by a peculiar
process, which exPels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
As q means of preventing and correcting the
disagreeabls and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels BY a
change OF Water-a visitation to which travel
ers, new settlers, and all unscelimsted persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
culiaTly Hable-the SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
VIII be found absolutely infallible /:
while IN cases OF drOpsy, gravel, distractions OF
the kidneys. diseases OF the bladder, structure.
dyspepsia and general debility, II Is recon-
meBded most smphatlcally by the most dis
tEguisheo members OF the medical profession.
" Is put up In quart and pin bolts in
cases, with the name Of the undg-sigH a on
the bottle and cork, and 3 fac-simile OF ,..sig-
nature or the label. For sale By all resp'~aDls
druggists aud country merchants.
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stitutiOnsl. He suggested hat Mr.. Cue
bert, as the hear had cOme for aClolr =
menr, should submit bis brieE. MIR. Cabe.
WallsdeF, VINO spPesTed for the respoH :.
eDts, seid as they understood the os u u
was TO be taken up as s test case TO tai,
court Of las; resort, they should subathe
no BRIEF but he was willing 70 submu
simply ON the papers. After some lihnd
further discussion, the csss was on
jOurned 10 Mondsy next" GO
The principles involved in the fOTesL1
irg case lie at the very foupdatiOI the
government. We have not 81 hand an
decision referred TO, but Dsniel Wthsome
who spOke on the winning side, lei 10
one OF the counsel for Dartmouth (aud
lege, seems to support the position tax z,n
He said
ire
week IL the East. Our stocks are large
and well assorted.
The boot aud shoe market is also ac-
tive, and prices are fully up to those Of
last week. There is a good demand for
light work of mems and women's wesr.
In the Eastern markets, although It is
now the season when a quiet trade is ex-
pected, there is more than the usual
amount Of business doing sud gosds
going forward to meet the demands Of
the interior Southern trade and retailers
of the Southwest. Ia New York and
vicinity the manufacturers are moving
cautiously in respect TO making up adj
vance stocks; prices axe firm, with lit;le
OF no variation from week to week, but,
II anything, rather advanced rates are
anticipated for spring goods, based on the
present and prospective cost OF all boot
and shoe materials. The styles for spring
will not vary essentially from those Of
last fall balmOrals, cut slightly lower,
with some few alterations 10 the shape
of the top, will stlll continue the most
common style fer womeu's and children's
shoes.
The pr-oduea-market il well supplied.
The flatboat season Is upon US and
scarcely 3 day passes that one or more
does not arrive loaded with potatoes,
apples, onions, hey, corn or oats. Prices
are tending ~downwsrds but are giving
way slowly.
The whisky msrket is active and
prices continue firm with a good supply
on hand. The demand covers fine and
livuors with more call probably |
for the latter.
The tobacco Inspection in Lynehburg,
Virginia, from January lst to December
let, 1868, were G70l hide, averaging 200
pounds each, and 457, 100 pounds loose
tobacco; total pounds, Is. l4l $40.
Mexico buys only about So. 600. 000
worth of dry goods annually.
An interesting case was decided IN the
Supreme Court, at B1ffAlo, y. Y, re-
Plaintiff sued defendants FOR
goods sold TO the latter. The defense set
up nopj5indsr Of parties, claiming. that
defendants wife should have been a de-
in the case, - she had q Joint
interest with her husband Ia the business, ,
into which she had put her own separate
property. The court decided tina. g mans
wife could not be his partner in
business, and ordered judgment for the
amount susd for. The defendants eoun
sel intend to appeal the case, claiming
that a woman has the right, under The
statute of New York, to invest
money as she pleases, and that she
become q partner in business with
her husband.
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PETRo OIL.
Petro! PetroI Patro /

zsHE Tennessee PetEp OIL Company Is stffl
4 alive at their new Sand.
asa naIn Street, Opposite Clay Building,
We inform the publisia general to come for
ward and try II. We also DEFY cOmpesition in
our Lamps, Burners AMI general Lamp Stock.
We are manufactures OF The . Hanging Rock
Stoves T1nware, Castings o. great varieties.
wholesale and retail. Merchants VIII DO well
TO examine our stock.
noYls R~osENRAUN a HRoa.
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SAINT FRANCIS.

Capt. 7. T. Bowman. : sam {. Paine, Clerk
kETILL leave Memphis an hel e,
W nct nip TUESDAY,. NoyeAs "a 5z@
her 2itb, for Helena and 81 FraEcis river, ana
nv. RY TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
ForIreight or passage apply on board, or to
LAhki hAhMSrAD, Agent
novl9t II No. - MadisOn ktrest-
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Foa raIAR's PoIkr.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Pa.kst-
Fer Helena and Frlaris Point.
Lee master
This elegant passenger packet .S
win leave -[aE7aaz-
TUESDAY, 2d Inst, st . PM.
ELL TT q MILLER, Agents,
de2l e Promenade street. loot Jete,son.
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EeBphIs and louisville Railroad Lins
ARRIVE,
Day Express, r. r. time. $3.50 am. 2:+5p.m
City time. 5.l0s.m.
Night Express, K. Il. time. 3l5 p.m. 6;2j am
City time. Z:55 pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad Ime.---..4:S O pm
City e---.-.~.:.-.-..4: pm
h.iu
Ticket on1ces No. S7% Main street and at De-
pot, hssd OF Main street.
EAH. s. JONES. Gen1Sup'G.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICF OF THE DAILY APPEAL.(
MEMPHIS. December p, 1865. !
FINANCE.

Our banking houses participated large
" in the general activity prevailing to
dsy. Money is easier han on Saturday
and exchange is coming in heavily.
The demand for exchange 10 also active
and comes FROM ali branches O 'trsde.
We quote IS follows:
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MINI lAldsLSf
This elegant ana neet passenger IL
steamer viii leave -
WEDNESDAY, 22d inst. at Bpm.
jar. l.. BOURNE q co, Agents,
deco &c M. u Jefferson street.
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FOE ST. FRAxCrs River.

Memphis and ~. Francis EttyeE tuesday
SAehet.
For Helena, WittsbGrs and st. Francis Rlyer.
The new and elegant Sidewheel Passenger
Fagk6fL
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Kemphis and charleston Railroad.

Eemphis and JhRFi5ss0n KaiIP0a1s
IRRIvH. DEPART.
Through Mail daily -...N-.I2: pm. 1910 p m
Through Express.---...-.-.-lilO pm. SEQ pm
"a train does not leave S~aturdRys)
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
Except SundayE) at.....-.. sos am
Grand junction AccOmmO-
ton daily except Sund'ys) s:45 am. AIS pm
5OmerviileA accommodation
Except sunday leaves
...,.........-.....-..l2 ;l0p m. SOS an. 4l5 pm
Railroad Time Is ~ minutes faster than city
iue
Tokstomcs, 2Ts Main street and st uepot.
W J. ROSS GEM Eupt.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Louisville psckel-FOI
Cairo. Evansville and LOUSY lie.
4EN NJ AAG-EE mlhLGl
This fine light dIaft steamer wiz IT
leave for the ABOVE On ~
THIS DAY, I'd inst, at Il m.
NINSON & DONAIIUE.
Ce21lt "a Front street.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet Fol
Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
len Es>,E AFeueE master
This splendid passenger packet III
Will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 22l inst, at y m.
LARRY HARASTAD, Agent,
de221s No. ~ Madison street.
Regular memphis and Louisville Packet-For
cairo, Evansville aud Louisville.
Archer master
rms elegant Passenger steamer II .
viii leave ~
THIS DAY, 22i inst, Al e m.
LEVY SSHARPE. APa~t-,
6e2}lt NO. 2ee4 .ont street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR EFT. LOUIS.

FOR EFT. LOUIS.
Memphis and st, Louis Packet Company
United states Neil.
POST Ryder master
TINS SUPERB passenger steamer III
Will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 2d inst, at 1 p IN.
de22 II ELt.M. CALVERT. Nup't
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Active. pEPARE
3 OrleansExpress. daily 800 pm. Bus pm.
"a sccorn'n, daily, ex-
cen $3.50 an. 500 p.H.
Frefg ally, except sun
day. ..-............ .......-.- AIS pm. 100 a.1a.
Takssenect Sunday, August I6. 1868.
4. g. LIVERMOKE, GenTS upt.
O.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt. auI6
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEE SALE.


At the courthouse door In The town OF Austin
In the county of Tuniea, ST. ts OF I iississippi
proceed 10 sell tcthe higheS bidder. for cash
the following lands as desc ibed in said Deed OF
rus, as follows, to VIII: All Of SCI ton seven
~ Ol oSns1ip " OF ange elsve q, (lll west
% nlssissipPl. SaleF thin lawful hours Title
Trustee. Il Dor Trnsfsa
October Is. 1SS2 oeST f6s
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4 &SA9S COMPANY
fstHE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
ALLEN, built expressly Tor this Company,
VIII now take her place in the line, and here
after the following boats will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays d Thursdays =, at 5 O'Clock pm,
THOMAS H. ALLEN Reese PrItchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL--.~..R L. naines, Master
OZARK. Bia-sdeI, Master
Connecting ct Little Rock with the new and
light-drausht packets,
FORT GIBSON .-..-.--Iohn Roodburn, Master
FORT TH...--..-.-Jam BoWiin, MISTER
VAN buren, .....----...-..J W. Williams, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are Particularly well ai apted
TO 10. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by tins line TO ali points on the AIKEN
sas river without detentiHa, and ut reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight forany pointon
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Mem
phis, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
New orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and ARKANSAS River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ING D. ADAMS, President
T. a. KENDIG, Agent,
-nov26 &4 Front street. Mostly Block.
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roR REvER.-

Gsgular Memphis snd5fFapzss River Packet.
&Httsd states Mail.
M.2CALDWELL---......R L. Haines, Master
nne passenger packet Wl4- 60
leave as 4onV-. on ~
THIS DAY, I'd inst, at S pm.
2. A. kENDIG, Agent.
de22 lt 3i Front st. Mosby Block.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

hEATHER AND RIVERS.
Yesterday wss 8 counterpart OF Sun
day-cleaF and beautiful. The sky was
almost cloudless, and the air was balmy
almost SO 3 May morning. The river at
this point fell ten inches in the past
twenty four hours. The Arkansas is
falling with four and & half feet TO Little
Rock. White river Is st = splendid boat.
ing ~stage-in fact, old White has been a
good girl ali the season, and only for 8
week or two did she cause z appre-
tensions Of low water. Hence to Cairo
there is q large chsnBel depth, but from
Csico 20 st. Louis five TO six feet is yari-
ously claimed. The latest news from all
points above, however, will be found IN
der The Geographic head.
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-1IrY TAx!as-MoNInLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. |
HIrY Hall Nnramher 1 12GA

CITY HAIL. November !, 1861
Notice Is hereby given to all concerned th1t the
monthly Returns for the III nth OF October past in
compliance with the Ink Ordinance, ratified on tae
2Hih OF January. 1868 and amended on the 29th OF
September, 1868, must be made Oh or before the
/, b instant.
On all sales Of Goods Wares and Merchandise, in
Guiding Rice Lumber. Hay, Grain and Naval Stores.
On all sales ot Cotton.
On all Freight and PASSENGER Lists OF all steamers
and sailing vessels paid Or payable IN this city.
On al sales by Bakers, butchers and Huckster5
On oil gross receipts Of all Street Railroads.
On al gross receipts of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On I'll Carriages and Bugtlcs.
On all income derived from the pursuit Of any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment.
On tho gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies
On ali commissions received by tactor;, Coplmls
sion Merchants, Eankors, Broscrs and others.
On all prem un5 received for or BY any Insurance
ComI any, or BY agencies for individuals or comfa-
MES.
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies.
On every Horse and Mule uscd or Kept within the
city, excepting horses mules used in any public
licensed carriage. cart, dray or other vehic'o.
On all Retail Dealers in oil articles whatsoever.
On Barber Shops.
On all gross ccipts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses.
On all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers.
On tho gross receipts OF Cotton Presses
On the gross receipts of oil Printing Offices, News
pap rs and Publishing Houses
On all Goods Hpld 10 the city by persons not resi-
dent, by 81 rple Or otherwise.
On all sales Of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On sale OF Stocks Bonds and other securities.
On the gross .eceipls oi Magnetic Telegraph Com
panics.
On the gross receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
All the defauIters will be dealt with as the crdi-
nance directs ". N. HUGHES,
November 2 Is City Assessor
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A Wovd to The Courier.

We do not mean, at this time, to be drawn
into any extended discussion of the COM
parative consistency and political honesty
Of The Courier and The NEWS. Now that
we are in the thick of the fight to save the
interests of-our city, we have other and
more unselfsh uses for our columns. For
the present, we can afford that our record
should speak for itself. When the election is
over and Lesesne is our Mayor, as we trust
and confidently believe he will be, our sixty
year old neighbor may rely upon it, that its
impertinences will receive due attention
Meantime, it will not have escaped the notice
of our people ;hat The Courier remains as
mum on the Pillsbury question as though
the bargain for the Radical city printing
were already signed and sealed. s
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Give Them Time.

An hour Of time to day or tomorrow is
worth week after Wednesday. We want
hundreds of men at work in persuading G
slaok-twisted citizens to register and vote,
and many young men who would be most
valuable in the good cause are detained in
their Offices or stores from morning till
nearly night. They are wanted in the street
and at the polls, and we beg our citizens 10
give their clerks and assistants as much
leisure time as possible during these two
pregnant days.
The Citizens Party make this request of
their fellow citizens, and we are confident
that all our merchants and storekeepers
will strain point to give the assistance
which we need.
Only few hours are left in which to
work, and we want more men at the brakes.
We can double bank, and treble-bank, this
old Charleston machine. There is room for
as many squads as can be formed for duty.
Shake her down, boys shake her down!
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WISELY and we'll have the Executive
Committee of the Citizens Party filled the
vacancy on their ticket. Ward No. could
have no more active, jealous and untiring
Alderman than George H. Hoppock. Mr..
Hoppock is of those who have cast bis lot
amongst US since the war, bringing energy,
integrity and wealth: While his election
would secure an intelligent and useful
officer to the city, it would be a con-
vincing and valuable proof of the good
feeling with which our people regard bona
fde business men from the North who come
to live in Charleston.
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They. will be Protected.

The colored men vino intend to vote for
Lesesne need have no fear. They shall not
be intimidated or abused by any men, white
or colored We ere resolved that the color
ed people shall not be slaves to the white
adventurers, and if they desire to vote for
the Citizens candidates they can do so with
out danger.
Let the good men of the city give their
aid and protection to all colored men who
vote quietly and peac eably. See to it tina;
no black rufians interfere with the right OF
any man to vote for the candidates of his
choice.
Colored men he not afraid. lou shall
aal will be protected.
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Fellow citizens. once more unto the
breach. There are one thousand white
men in Charleston who as yet have not reg
istered. These men must be registered to-
dey. Tomorrow it will be too late.
You who have done SO much already,
must not falter row. Hunt up these men.
Explain to them the necessity of voting
Show them that they cannot vote unless
they register. Remind them that they can
not register at all if they do not register
before FIVE o'clock this evening. Tell them
that if Charleston is handed over to the
care of the adventurer and stranger the
foult will be theirs alone. Do not be re-
blffed by jeer or scoff. Stick to the men
who have not registered, and do not leave
them until their names are enrolled
The victory is ours if we do not finch
from the responsibility of doing our whole
duty. Without incessant exertion we can
not win; with e1ertion we can and will win.
No man should fold his hands when he has
registered his own name. As long as there
is one white voter TO be registered the labor
of the day is not over. At least one thou
sand or twelve hundred white votes should
be and can be registered to-day. Fellow
citizens! see to it that this is done.
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Ox Saturday night, Collins, one of the
would-be Radical Aldermen, said to chum,
near Rutledge Avenue: "Where are the
men from the islands who promised to come
over and help u.s." Working men! you
know that this means fraudulent registra-
tion and voting. Watch for these country
negroes as they come up, and when they
swear falsely hand them over 10 the tender
care of the police
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their interests. On the contrary, as ga
gaeious and practical man, he looks to the
future of his people, and says deliberately
and emphatically: awe shall hail with
pleasure the election of man who can
."brine TO his aid men and means which
sswill give on assurance of success to our
Financial and municipal relations. u
These last words refer to Lesesne and the
Citizens candidates and to none other.
Colored people, weigh and consider them
we'll.