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s5Dasss >. .. YOU'VE,

11o1esJ. D. YOU'VE,
Republican candidate fbs Hector 1t Large win speak At
- foUsvin8 tloes bad places the Seetisss 10
rsN-<at4 4 vciecf. pm
ksosAugus. Monday, 6 -
CAAyttpn. Ysdpssda., 30.
N6A .A&s1Ay. t~nb~.
ottumwA, eatuYdav, 2
OAkalooss, Tuesday, s.
49,, 1horaMA
pes Motnes SATURDAY.. q 30
LEGAL Ccmnifiss ere requested to make tbs necessary
axrs&Snspis Hit ednadersd dsesatls Of any plsee
shstAhs nsettsss sosh be hpiAeh 10 ths aftesnoon,
sschs chanss may Pc made By unicstion el. Mr..
Yeuns Republican papers plsase copy.
P8fER MRLENDY, Chm
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II, - the National Democratic platforms
invariably declare. "Dsnocratie principles
are unchanging, We hope some enterpr;sine
Democrs2 viii reconcile the Democracy Of
Horatio Seymour, Sunset Cox and John
Quincy Adams, Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts, with the Creep
back Democracy OF George q. Pen.
dleton, Henry Clay Dean and Dick
Richardson. Tho Massachusetts, Democracy
rspudiate the Greenback policy. And Al.
ans, in accepting the nomination, pitched
'ste ses<sssabackpassk = ~ New Yosh
paaeskn, haesuss 81 d atha Dsnocratio
party appeared to commit themselves to an
Indefinite extenaiou of the intolerable nui-
sapea ef - issdesmahls paper currency.
An too much Of Democrat 10 regard any
.sasaA pN3Rect Nth paiisace. believe in
lard money, and therein hold myself to be
> sRne Jegksee DsRRnfsp
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TnE Portland fssss says that upon the re-
= eeip4pf is AaiAs saectiou news Horasio
6sy4Gtf selsgsapbsd 70 Parker pill.bnry q
Porthsd esa1sinias:
",1HA1s TGa4IDLs
-sNhtfS ars< Tie victories you promised
10" -s~sss - Il sestsa@zsss ~ s4ssse
- 1b6f HoenAioi i . ~ loo u ~
N1dae go 1t la1ts.
UUA z@e
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seymour HISS mo- Quaitnc ations for the
ssiAsncy-HAs known Him Quar-
ter Of Century. etc.
New foak, Sept. 22.-tiensral Dix, Amer
lean Minister to France, has sent the follow
ing letter to friend in this city. 1t was not
written for publication, but the gentleman TO
whom il was addressed has consented to give
it 10 the public:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCE AND Trade.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEALl
MEMPuIs, September Il, 1853,

- a ~ ~ [
MENPHIs. September Il, 1858.
The money market YVES unchanged to-day in
almost every respect. Currency IS easy, and
e~xohanee . offering in excess Of the demand
Cotton bins covering ten 10 City bales are pre-
seated and taken ct &c discount to par. Sell
ing at 4S5sc premium. New Orleans bills are
in lsatd demand and supply. Buying at par
and selling st 20 premium.
City bonds were stssdy to day. Several lots
are on the market al SOC, and one or two sale
have taken place az that hgCre-s,2,0O were
taken on Eastern account and shipped to-day.
There were no sales OF railrosd stocks OF
bonds, although there Is some demand for
Memphis and Charleston and Mississippi and
Tennessee. Offerings are very light indeed.
City Scrip is firm. There Is some bstt-r de-
naad to-day, and we think that prices arr
rather better, though no sales Of consequence
were made. Broker offer 74975c. Selling al
s1sOc.
County Warrants are IN demand with small
offerings Buying at 54sJ6c. ; sling at 5S86Oc
Police Scrip is scarce and frm are the
buying rates. Selling at Sc.
Gold opened In New York at 1855 and Closed
at 1879. Among the sales to-day was one OF
$500 between dealers al 1850. Amounts o.
fered are mostly small, and ia order TO make a
shipment q dealer Is compelled 10 buy up that
held by Others, who have moi enough 20 MAKE
zrespectabls shipment
The New York stock Board quotations were
st noon to-day as follows: Cd Tennessee
bOnas, 20; new, 67s; 5-Z0& coupons of 81,
lS5s o. lSs 81, %; 80, lOE new issue, 81:
~. 50; ba, 9; l04Osr coupons 81 Government
bonds, dull.
The savings banks OF the stats of New York
hold one-nnieth Of the national debt in the
KhsPe Of bond.
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TRADE.

Business was not 50 gOoi YESTERDAY. Meats
are week and sales confined to iobDiug lets,
Ness Pork Is very quiet.
Several vel known faces ere appearing
RpOn our cotton maT6et, aad we may look lr
active competition among buyers At an early
day Mr.. VIM. BOwles returned yesterday
while Mr.. s. NJ. Anderson, who has been ao-
sent all summer, made a few purchases TO day.
his hrst Of the season. The familiar face OF
Kr. c. F.. Smith broke in upon US to-day. de
has the reputation OF being one o. our most
nberEi buyers, and his Operstioa IS last season
were probably heavier thsn that Of any other
O0ttOn mann Memphis. After an absence OF
some months he returns recupsrated, and will
enter into the arena with a Will.
Texas Is raising excellent sea island c7tton.
Prom 1000 10 St.eOO uerces j. the estimated
riee crops of the Caroiuas, GeOrgia and Lsuf-
Elana this season
Large quantities Of bee! win be packed AZ
Shreveport Lhls season. Que nrm has con-
tracted Ter 1000 barrels.
The employees Of tne mani cotton mills re-
Gently stopped IN Mexico, because they were
not paying expenses, have pettfloned the gov
eminent % release the estab lShmeutS frtBr1
taxatisn and contributions, SO that they can
resume operations. IN the event Of no relief
the pstiuODl, the starving operatives will, OF
course, have TO take TO revolution, burglary
and the highway.
The cattle disease has made its appearance
nesr Troy, Kansas, among the cattle feeding
on a prairie where Texas cattle were ordered
some time since.
Tee initial drove Of mules for the south
nom Kentucky passed through Nashville SUD
day.
Paris papers say a large asso iatloR OF vine
growers from the south OF France are coming
10 America TO c~altivate the grape on the Ori0
and Missouri rivers.
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APPLES-only q few green in market. Sell
ing IN bulk Al Slei . per bushel.
bAGGING-GoOd SICK and demand, We
quote as follows II ajobbinE way: Tod s, ISa
1s19e; heavy Kentucky Z3k9z5c; India, 2pa
B~RAE-DemRnd fair. Selling at s2I fr.m
mills a. On fev6e and S22uIf from store.
tull. Choice held az S5d
sc. Large stock Of inferior on land and prices
Nominal.
BACON-Prlcss are weak and still tend down.
wsros Cear SIDES I9sEAci Clear Rib, 1919
CHEZ 1h1Pres5 are irregular, with Light
COFFEE-RI0. 2z2Szc: Java 4af2,.
hN-None on ievee. Held in store at SOC:
new snetlyd, 45c neE ear, Gs7Oc.
SOE simple aud market firm.
Adi.GISa - %st ~ Ireons H9f 10.
CATILE-The stick on hama Is light and de-
mano only OF a local character. Choice West.
ern, 59oe; Mo- S94c Inferior and Texas, lL@
CHlCKENs-Market firm. Young, s4s4 50;
EGG-very few In market. Selling at 25c.a
FRUIT-Drle1 spples in demand at 5asc;
FLoUR-Msrket is dun. sunerhne. Sc 5na
= a, sSSg % 3A, Sl0gu; Xxx ana fancy
hAY-rne stock OF choice is limited ard held
hLs-sz9i m sSs2i 81 bales Prime on
HAAS-Coantry sugar-euved canvassed. Tsc:
cts DO. 1S15se plain canvassed. l78l7Hc
HIDES-Recslpts light Dy niut, Place.
dry SAL, l.glSc; green SAT-, lgglIc; green Sage'
Heroes, I9a &c. ~
LME-EaEeka, g IS Alabama, Cape and
81 LOUIS, 81 1897. ~
kOLAssEsSFair stock. suparbonse. e5es
q Porto hlc0, Vase; Syrups, T5casl -
sF0hh-1here = alisht demaud al SEQ /
Al store; fnme mess, 81 50; rump 20 5le2f
OAIs-Vey hgnt reeepus. SLING in slors }
81 o.
~oIIs.cosl OIL Ss4Oc; lard oil, 81 ~
Dbl It S3G4 per
PorArOEs-Good shIrrt,c.
~ esf posneL. sweet, T5c8Sl ~
sdEEe-Stock only mosr tsI yesnel.
err, A9o 80 per head fso1eSsee S S59R est
quality. $50 % a. 70
SI0Ah-Nos stock on hand ,s fair We
prime 70 choios Lasuts5sns fsofs. 80
mon ~ IA lS9t5c; Isand, I2EaI6e.
S1LA-LLlcee nrm. Held al 8 4a42 20 nav /
NoJADs Z bushel barrels 81 2llsa n. I
LssIPo2i sa X coarse and fine, 81 25RSh
u kess per dozen, IS IA
pounds lear refuses sold fo-aav I
&c, asa4om Adm1.ged is worth l9e.
NhEA1-AclYg demand nom civ mfflers.
! % 4SS
WHlsKY-rhe market IS firm with no bigb
Slnee onSred; comman whisky, sIsl =. fmi-
Anon SouroOn, q 499l 81; BcuIbon, 81 S5g
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COTTON.

MCotton was firm at the opening In Liverpool
To-day; UPlRnds, l0d Orleans, IOLd. Il ad-
vansed NJ by noon, and was quite sedve and
advancing At the close wit sales Of $500 bales.
Uplsnds, 1919 Orleans, 1894.
Holders in heE York at the opening were
Ektng an advance, but buyers were cautious
H~iddInzs, Sc Orleans, 26Ise. Al noon the
market was very hrm and holders were asking
stin higher prices Mddnngs, z5xe Orleans.
&zc. At the close The advances restricted sales.
which amOuRtsd 10 so bales HiddIngs, 25ISc.
The feeling In our market was very muca
better. Buyers were more numerous than any
Gay this season, while holdecs were s. orish."
We quote sales OF one bale Low MiddHngs 2lc .
LIDO. 2ze; 81 do. 2s4c; 6 bsles MddunzS, 28s:
ADO 25sei ; do. 23Ee. Prices tended upwards
all day and CLOSED firm with holders hardly
kROwing what to ask for their lists.
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sADDLERY, Ere.
MEMPHIS, OKALONA AND SELMA


DY direction OF the eorporators Of the shove
ID na9ed company, q meetlng Will be beId a.
esftember ., 1865, At the Uhaus Der OF Com
meree, MeDphis; for the purpose Of PER. a
elues1r friendly TO the Road, and ali canvess-
ers sor = ocS, are requested 70 be present win
heir EubseT12tion lists. ~
sePis \. 3, FoRREsr, Prsst pro tenn.
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d &. JAMES S.

EOBJIERLE OF JAMEs' LOCK HOSPITAL,
4 Gus ON touse rect. New Orleans, testab-
lishsu 1856, fOr the list seven years located In
thtca-O, aud celebrated Throughout the cOun-
tr5 Ia tins sUccsssfut Treatment o. PRIVATE
LISEASE-. ca be Conddentiallv consulted a.
LlS Cncs and pailOrs. 81 and IS Randolph
street conner OF Dearborn street, or Oy letter
= s-0fhce Drawer 5SG3
Dc. AM : treas CHRUEI ,MERCURIAL
SHPHlLITIC, aud SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS Of - CDN fAGl0US VI
MERE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he cures with
out the use Of msTeury, iodide notasslf, Arsenic
or any poison, but with his EhA IZEs, q
positive cure for al humOrs and blood pOi-Ons.
ORGANIC WEAk SIS, such IS -EslLGAD
EGISsiUNS, br0UEhJ on by abuse Of tAe CT
gans, early iudiscEeEiOnS, excuses, or entaiIed
nerldi a1lly, caCslng loss Of msancry, cOniu-
sion, depression, dimnGss OF vision and often
times Insanity. Wfte 3 dep orable traIa o. other
SYM toms, treated and radically cured by an
nfau1bIs method, saving time aud expense.
& al Glse2 IS le-uH2r TO me sexual organs, Of a
private ,narG ter ideally ami PERMANENTLY
cured.
Old diseases Of Tire most no. rfble class, where.
the boot has osc9 -e 20 sOned, pr-ductug
blotcies Pm he face, small watery blisters,
pains il tue head and bones liberated tnrnEL
snd nose, sores On me limbs and body, scrofGls,
together vita an endless number Of suderiHgs,
eueciuatly anC t~ermEnentiy Gu ed.
DB-JANf.S Is recommended b. ths press o.
the country, BY professors OF medical colleges,
aud by tie uasdieal profes ton gensraf y.
Those aftic ed should sPpiy 60 him. ana be
THE sI~oNTToR, by D.. James. a treatise upon
disc SIS peculiar % Tire sexual orEgns OF either
SIX, causes, elects and t~he-rremedies, compiled
fron 81 experience OF twenty years practice
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent TO any address. Sc cureiy rapped. Price
enc b0iisE- Pamphlet on SPEB1ATOReHEAt
or one on NPHILI5, sert n seated envelope
upon receipt on pOssage-tNO red stamps An
dress DE-. JAMES, Postofiee Drawer &6ACh
c 60, ulin1.s. ssHit e
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DRUGS, ETC.
z
DRl0llaFI, hflTaFT and Drug Store,
xos. 40 aaa - North court ST..


MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
nB. RUSSELL3 EI=PESSARY AND IN
- FIKMARf, EHs largest and Oldest institu
tion Of the Kina in the southwest, established
tm 1853, pleasantly located a. NOS AZ q A.
north side of Ceurt square. Memphis, Tenn l.
open for the reception OF patients cesirtng
fre- tment and the eornfcrfaOf a home while
H-1ziFas the sane Patients also Treated Al
me c-lcs OF BY ie-tsC, il dssIsd- pr. RUSSELL
3 s~e4agWleuged b. al parties Interested es
i4F Lae DIST sUCUESSRUL Ph1SIClAN
SIN TIE tfcGtnuens OF Private or Secret Diseases.
arfcE. Gu9rOGzh and permanent cures guafan-
tesl il every case, male or female Recent
csseE % dUEOAEEEA and cured
ia "a fsT dstFs. without the use OF 4ercu1y,
~e-yEBAEf SYPHILIS the last vesttge
.arsIic3leG without the use o. Mercury. In
-rciuntarv loss Of semen stopped in a short
SINE. sufferers ECm Impctency or Loss Of
SeLual Power restored 10 fEee Vlgor In a few
Wseks. elect or GOuorrhee Of ioEE Standing,
when all internal remedies have Jailed, per-
maneaIy and speedily cured bra new treat
NeneTy, suffering Ton SPEhAAToRhAEA
Gc5Eoss OF physical and mental power, seed
Uy ard permanently cGrc1-
~ 81 consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
ClrCEls Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gsut, Pa
raIysIs, Deafness, ETC. usstsd ~ tas aid %
a1E-tr6 s5aGlsEa Battery.
JEIcs EO1.a rom : An 70 I pm, ana from
Tno5e wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Res Ctues. PeEumery. ole Articles, ETC..
would DO well 70 call Ut EUSSELLfS DRUG
S-JkE before purchasing elsewhere, No. 4
North C0urt street, uRdsT the D~ispsrssry.
JsZ7
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uMDERTAKERs.
JAS. FLAHERTY. JOHN WALSH
& l
ZIMMERMAN ~uNDERTAKERS

METALLIC CASES, CAsKETs AND WOOD
VI en- Collins. OF al kinds. constantly on
hand; also, Selfsealiog Air-tight Zinc Burial
cases and Casket-largest size Weighing q los,
ana Of latest style. All erders promptly at
tended 10.
s~ss-ehouse No. S1z second Street,
Between Union and Monroe streets. Resi-
dence, No. iSS Union street.
Having been engaged IN this business ior
years, we feel assured that we can give 50 istae-
tCn- lyo gu
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Trustees sac.
Tuesday, the 29lh day q Begtember, fS6S,

atlte'clocka-m on second street, at theSguth-
east corner OF Coast S4Uare, il the city OF Mem
pms, state OF tennessee. ouer fGE sale az pub
lie auction, aud sell to t1s highest Bidder l0r
cas-, the folio ing Described real estate. SlJua-
ted u SHELBY cO9rty. Tennessss cassgEased
ana described as fogCwE, TO VII. Being parts OF
Lots Nos . and "a, IN john y. Clay br. ok'S
plan or pot Of suhoivisioa 81 a one hundred
acre trarb OF ianc near Memphis, tesfnung OF
The north SIDE OF Henry trcet. aB a STAKE one
h0u-red and seventy five l.75I feet est from
tne southeaet conner OF Bali.Uiew L SIS:
thence norm parallel GILu the eaet boundary
lire Of said Lot No g., seven cham 70 a staze,
sCutn eighty ice deg ess east one hEudr5d
and seventy five 40 1e-t IrOu ne Northeast
eOlnerOf said lot NJ, q, Jhercs south eiEutg-
nlre degrees eakt, .ight 5-it0ls s.. ihJ ch1uns.
Qes 10 ieetI 10 the west side -. Pest and Rail
aFenuss thence sou IA seven % chain with
west Eid7 CT Post ana Hail ave nue.. 20 southeast
corner o. sGlI 1Ol No s.; he c north 81 vest
with north side % -ry Street e.shL 81 10
Is G2-Iul cl1lLs less lao featt - she BEGINNING
corr en- c utz-t ing abou -four acFes
VIII sci SAID lane topay the btlaucs due on
the note mentioned il she 1eed OF trust, as
directed 10y Tie &c edciary.
The eq MY OF 1ecem Punn IS W2ive7. aud the
titlr Is believed 10 be good, 0ut Z shall sell and
convey only Is trustee
suU d&s u B. T. WADDELL. Trustee.
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20 ).
TRUST SAILS.
IFgsSt safe.

nN THURSDAY, ONTUBs r I, 1855. AT THE
" haIOf the Cnamber OF Commer.~- in tR4d
Fellows aEil,M Memphis, 81 = Ocl0ck, viii sell
70 the hlghe niader fOL casu, lCG in the
Eagland avenue, 90 feet n0nl by i8 feeJ deptb-
on wien Is erected a JUliOr able Cgtrdge The
safe u made by virtue Of q Trust Deeu 10 me
nom J. ". Moore emu Leaude slaughter
Redemption waved. lrls perrecI. but I sell
and convey OLiy as TruSt<e
aus John p. 4HEZENANT. Trustee.
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WELL BORxEG.
WATER! WATER!
WE'LL BORING.

HAVING purchased the right for Tennessee,
IL Of Heath & GO 5 Patent Well Borer. We
ouer Tor sale z few County Rights. and also 20
bore wells en- the shortest notice This mven-
ton is -prOroUpcea BY all practical men who
have seen in, and those VINO have used 20 as
unrivallsd for the purpOee designed. The Well
occupies % little space T. sosafe rom any nui-
Sance and accident % Deab and Ouraoie, that
it may be located anywhere desired. We Er9
prepared To show specimen Wells and the
apparatus 70 parties desiring tOSee them.
We have ndt- putable testimt mails OF the sups-
riurity and cbeapness or . : csc Wells over AL
Others known. From hftesn to twenty dollars
per day can be made by any intelligent work
ing man IN the use Of this invent L.. A club
Of ave or six persOns wanting Wells can buy q
County Right for what a well would cost them.
and " TX Il 10 great prcdt tor others + : such,
Opportunities are ever offered for il vestlug a
few hundred dollars to advantage.
Address II. FA8TGHER & q.
ses No 26 Second street. Memphis, Tenn,
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i beng the 9Th day of Jalusry, 1852, on
Fable auction. = Ele higles- hICLer, To- cash
ia band, ali The land In aid decree mentioned
aid described a. follows, tO-vlt: h-eg0uing
two chains aEd slxty-dv unss vest OF the
southeast Cnrlor o. section IS Ia LOWL ship Is
? 2 VS.. Z snAe oeElhs trees maple,
marEe4 W1ta "a cross "a inches la diameter;
bears south IL co. NesA 40 inks blackberry
marked with a eros Is t1ehesiu lameter;
5sau soutG 90. east . Inks ere wesbe en-
township line = enans AID = inks 70 the
southwest corner Of section - nj the souLh-
east corner o. section 81 corner red oak 10
inches r. diane er, Aea1ius n.rth west =
links thence north on SECTION hue 20 CHAINS
10 stake II neid tlenesW est4echsn rs 20 stlke
nall mile c-Iner OF sections g and . : N Is
inches ia diamster. bearing north 81, ~ 81 co
Inks; thence S&st 81 cnAi1s sno Is inks 70 a
mutt cry post on oaaA OF 10 hlFer Lake
thence meandsriaS lake sOuth-6', eastS chains
and . Inks O. STAKE thsEce ; Utn 81 o. east
q chains 81 links 10 sl2ke thzncs south ~.
est "A chains and % inks TO stake thence
south o.. west leaviDC stskel $ rhatns and 60
links TO AXE thence soulh A. D7s. east 49
chains to take thence -uuth 20 81, east IS
chains and 81 Inks &c point OF beginning, con
tainIng nine hundred CuO acres OF "a q. 1eing
situate and lying in 9 wHshiP i6, south, Taugs
2 west. Alss tee following lanes t-wtt West
part CT n W = Of section s " Of bayou + pE.
n W = OF section 5. n OF bay on f fri = SW
section 5sN W a ; W seetloG g.
IL, L 3 " W section 2 section ST
II, X : " esst y ssciion 81, 7 Is ) raw,
Also W = section q; NE nix OF same section
Sc same section and = III 4 sectioa u. u
Is : 4 2 west, cont ming. With tie 500 sCTss
above 6eS, ubed, tUenty-SeVeE and ZOO
acres, more or less AlIofthe above described
land frOl Is on Lake ChlrOt, bout "a miles
from LaRe Village, N Ssfd county OF CbicOt
and state OF Arkansas. aed The same viii be
sold in block or in quantities to suit pur-
ehasera in oEder 10 carry Out said oe zee. This
is one OF ths InOsf lua tracts If land IN
the South, about 1000 0cTes OF W tch ars in a
higd state Of cultivation. 1he improvements
are s fne Steam sin n GO j order, two good
Dwsuing Houses end brick quarters, sufficient
70 Accommodate 100 EsL ds
Sale VIII lake place AZ y o'clock m On said
Ia. l. Il. SPRINGER,
ComUisslOner.
EgCircinnat Weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and seud b II Co tEis Office ans
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commissioner Sale.

DY virtue q a Gesres OF the Cbicgt Circuit
ID COuit On The ChanceTy 81 g Jhsr-oL, rem
dersd - she December Term. A.D,i 1851 4 said
court, in = certain suiI thsrsin pending.
wherein Richaru K Sessions was com giaiuant
snd Walter Sessions wa detsnCEuL, The unher-
stzned. commissioner ,~app>Lnt6Ob b said COult,
will sell, On Lhs
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PETRo OIL.
Petro Petrol Petro !

TRE Tennessee Petro Oil CompRny Is stIll
Il alive nj Their new stand,
ss4Aain street, Opposite Clay RaIfains,
We iafOrTn the publicin general 70 come for
ward and Try 81. We also DEFY competition in
our Laups, burners and general lamp Stock.
We are manufacturers OF The " Hanging Rock"
Stoves GnWare Castings Of great varieties.
70 sHaroine our stock.
aSAm RoSERBAUM 4 BROS.
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DISSOLUTION !.
ni,s0IufIan Of RoDartnership.

MEhPHIs, Heptemosr J, loas.
rV,aE eepartnersbip OF Webb, Mitchs4 & Co.
is thfs day dissolved by linlItsJion Of 4rtl
fias ~ agreement. Al persons Indebted -
lie nm or having bust, ess with tue same,
Sgil and our iuBdor partner !. \ Webb. with
books, 81 Price 4 ~Tresdweu's, No. ID, Oaian
street,. Lee BECK. Either pa tner is auaho1-
f1ad ia use the nm NAME IN settlement.
". Il WEBB.
]. 5 MITCHELL,
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28
The Germans for Grant.

The following resolutions were adopt
ed at a mass meeting of German citi-
zens held in Philadelphia on the 5th
Resolued By the German Republi-
cans of Philadelphia, in mass meeting
assembled.
Whereas, The Republican party is
guided by the principles of public hon
esty, in regard to the national indebted
ness, of protection in regard to the
Tariff question, and of universal liberty
and equality in regard to the recon
struction of the rebel States, and is
therefore right in the most important
issues of the day;
Ind s0ksreas, This same party is and
always has been in favor of the self
evident principles of the Declaration Of
Independence, that all men are born
equal and free, and endowed with the
inalienable rights Of life, liberty and
pursuit of happiness therefore,
Re5ohUed, That It is the only Repub-
lican party which we can recognize as
advocating the true Democratic prinoi-
pies. lr
Resolyed That we therefore shall
give our votes only to the candidates of
the Republican party, U. S. Grant and
Schuyler Colfax, whom we know as
men of unblemished honesty, undoubt-
ed principles and tried patriotism, and
to the other and we'll tried and most
capable men who are nominated by the
Republican party, aud that we call on
all independent loyal citizens of what
ever party they may belong to, to do
the same.
ReSolved, That in order to carry out
our principles, we have organized a
Republican Campaign Club, and we
will make our best efforts that at the
next State and National elections the
whole Republican ticket with Graut
and Colfax as our standard bearers,
shall be triumphantly elected.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-28

Gen. Negro Butcher Forrest has been
attending a Peace Pow Wow of rebel
officers at Memphis. He feels called
upon to make speech in order that
he may tell the American people what
he will do. After deprecating the pas
sage of the Militia law by the State
legislature, Forrest says:
'Troops would be called out. He
was confident too, that they would be
backed by the Federal forces. Presi,
dent johnson, Notwithstanding all be
and others had done to crafty his pride
in National Convention, had gone back
upon the Democracy. He did not
look for any help from him, but It
mattered not how many we're arrayed
against him and his old comrades. He
liked peace, but if any of them were
shot down, as be expected they would
be, he sOoHld tOOG lis kOrRs lie Enew
that kis old troops would answer as hey
had alwGys done. he bade them arm
themselves and be ready. They tgerc
already drilled and needed no drilling.
If the fight opened, it would not be
troops in line Of battle confronting each
other, but citizen against citizen. He
should be IN favor af giving no quarter. u
Giving no quarter brings to mind
"reminiscences that it would be as well
not to recall