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Notice.

.vE this day sold my stock Of Stoves.
h.-sre. etc. etc, 20 r BRANNON. yyS6
ILlI,tious the business at the old stand
viii COLI 10 Liabilities or he nrm. ~
aBdss J. ". HEINHARDT.
vsmphis, March 10 ls5s.
-reoueht this day the interest Off W
HaYlLst 81 above business, L wOnld solicit .
Heinne,se Of the patronage heretofois ax.
cOntlh.e - ose old nrmt r. BRAhNON.
lende- ~ TssA "a Nv
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE Of THEDAnY APPEALl

ANAAH AZ "a a. Z ]
AkMfHis. April !, 1868
y nave but little change to note in
money market. Currency remains
aey, and the activity in cotton has
IoHn AZ abundance of exchange upon
market Rates are steady, Eastern
1oylng ct ic discount. Selling at Sc
Premium.
ooid opened in New York at 1888, and
TioSed st l3Slc. Sales here are very
Knit the offerings running from s. to
49, rarely reaching 500, while the de-
Haha Is active. Buying al New York
a' Selling st an advance of &c.
city Scrip was weaker to-day. Specu-
-@'oFs Were notupon themRrket. Brokers
were offering ca to Csc, but we could
sesrn OF no transactions at those figures.
Selling at 66l TO &c.
me demaud for County Warrants is
Sulle active. Brokers buy at IS to 55c.
Selling at 50 to soc.
Foilce Scrip is dull. Buying at so to
oSc. Selling at IS 10 zoe, as to amount.
a annual election. Tor Directors of
the Peoples Insurance Company was
heiu yesterday, snd all Of the old Board
were Reelected except Mr. Charles Jones.
MI Eugene Mageveney was elected in
his place.
an Insurance company that has for
some time been doing business here, and
mat oeems it necessary under the opera
lon Of the recently passed law to "puil
up stakes and quit" thus notifies lis
Agent 70 close their Tennessee sgency
With our Tennessee experience during
the past year before US in regard to the
manifold opinions held by sundry State
OTneers OF Tennessee in interpreting
is"si ge Of course will not trust $4,000
OF bonds sgsin in such an uncertain and
dangerous place, until opinions become
more settled snd q more acute perception
OF right and wrong pervades the minds
OF your public men. With, therefore,
the memory OF heavy before Us,
we cannot continue TO do business in
TENNESSEE
The insurance agents Of Chicago held
8 meeting on the oath ult, 70 take action
upon b present system Of employing
solicitors and other ike means of obtain
ing risks. Eighty-twO millions Of insu-
rance capital WIS represented. By s. vote
Of sixty-ssven' millions against ffJean
millions il was resolved 10 hereafter dis
pense with all solicitors and other Ike
Influences, to confHe their BUSINESS 10
Their offices and with only such parties
IS seek insurance. In this way they eX
peeC TO ave at least fifteen per cent. in
their expenses sud coniEe their business
10 legitimate and proper risks. This
insurance business has, beyond doubt,
become 8 source Of great corruption and
villsiny. and to it can be traced almost
the entire incendisrism which has de-
VsstRted that city. The companies
which have taken this step embrace
about all the most reliable companies
represented In Chicago.
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4 COAL! COAL!
Knoxville, SeEsnaee and Alabama Coal.

WE are prepared to furnish, in any quantity,
wv either OF the above Coats from the yard
at the Memphis and Charleston Depot, and at
HutcheSon 4 B1sley'S Cotton Shed, lA and ls
Jefferson street. Knoxville and Alabama Coal
delivered at 81 ~ per barrel. The best Coal in
the market. Try il. SeWannee Coal delivered
at 81. Orders received at The yards aud ONCE.
ASA SHELTON y CO,
fehll No. Z Coonar FLOCK. MonrOe Etraat.
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si28,6ss z

- y
= 1912 9s
Premiums OF marine risks received
In I56,3sl o.
Losses paid during The year ..-.. uS,463 10
Interest received on Investment s542 A
Expenses for the year, pad Officers,
Ing. stationery, posiage. etc--.- 5000 O6
Dividend paid sic per share on 500
shares, the wkOle amount Of dlyi-
OF cspltai 5000 %
Amt on dre risks taken in s67..---u,O cessna 50
maine RISKS taken IN 1851. 3.22672 20
Agg. Of fire risks now outstanding 8.99I.4l -
marine - -- l.ts4,700 %
HENTDN n WnNL2 E.araHa-~
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L, Isss, over 81, 100000.
MrMpHIs poARp oF REFERENCE

No Restrictions uD0r Aocinadsed Persons, or %
RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL.
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and
Morning ExpressJ Might Express
The 700 am. Morning Express reaches Louis
Vile at 800 am; Indianapolis at IL am; Gin
ciRnsu AZ u noon, and New York at s.3y pm,
the next day, 7hOurs a1d 40 minutes in advance
OF any train leaving Memphis the same day by
travel.
The pm Night Express arrives at Louisville
at 100 pm; Nashville &C T15 am; St. Louis At
lsS0 pm. the next day. Eastern passengers
taking this Train have choice OF outes from
Louisville either by the Jacksonville Railroad
via Cincinnati or Indianapolis, or the URIted
States MRl Line Steamers via Cincinnati,
reaching New York the second morning eleven
hoars aud nfteen minutes in adYanes OF pas
any other route, aud with one night less rail-
road travel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF L. p. ChurchweII.
OF zcamsvlle, IN the county OF McNsiry and
State OF Tennessee, within said Distr.clwho mas
been a~ojuaged a bankrupt upon 6fs own petit
lion, by the District Court OF said District.
Aemph s, 1eunessee, the 18th day OF March.
AID, ls6S. WILLIAM \. ~
mills LAVISH AgSiynea ~,
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Trustees Sale.

TNpFR and by virtue ola Deed o Trust, exc
Gated to me- on the 9th day Of February.
I>6-. by 81. 81. Hopkins. and duly registered IN
the Registers 0Hce Of shelby county, 4ennes-
secure he indebtedness therein !
Will, on
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TIE APPEAL FOR 1858

Proposes TO meet the great questions which
will arise, for the restoration OF constitutional
rule, with the weapons OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

In the District Court OF the United states ror
the District Of West Tennessee. In the raat-
Ter q x, HilkersoE, Bankrupt. In bank
rup1cy, District Of West Tennessse-ss:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

Tn undersigned hereb gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF r. p. Wilkereon OF
Eutdy, IL the county OF McSairy ana State OF
tennessee, wEhln said District, who has Teen
@diudged a bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District CourI OF said District.
M6upnis, Tennessee, the l4th dzy Of March
AD, IS.S. WILLIAM Y URODF
mills laW2W Assi,.ae -.
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S A T Z M Z n 7
OF THE-
STATES F~IRE&MAIINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. ISS South BrOadGOdy.
L

LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted but Otdue-
Losses reported but not adjusted, esti-
EStimated amount required 10 rein-
sure fire
Estimated amount required 10 rein
sure marine riskS-...--.-.---..
Capital stock, all paid up, 500 shares
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

In the District Court Of The United stale, .ur
the District OF West Tennessee In the matter
OF John i. Lea, Bankrupt In bankruptcy,
District OF West Tsnnessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
hpp ointment as assignee OF John r. Lea. Of
-, IN tlS county 81 Hay wood, and state OF
tennessee, within said District, who has been
aclucgeu q bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 2ls- day Of Msrch, A.
D. laao WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
mnZl&F5W Assignee, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

In the District Court OF the United state. fo1
the Dist.ict OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF F. 7. C~hurchwBll, Bankrupt In bapk-
raptcys District OF West TenHessee-sA
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TRANSPORTATION.
QUICK TINE EAST
BY THE
Memphis & Louisville B. B. Line
Only 81 81 Hours 20 New York, 81 Hours
70 Louisville, Is IA Hours 90 Easks
Vile, and II I-2 Hours 20
81. Louis.
BeUBLE DAILY TRAIyg C0ETIEvED
Commencing Monday, harch Q, 1868.

DOTH Trains making direct Through Con-
ID nectiOns TO al Eastern Cities, an ADVANTAGE
offered By 40 other route from Memphis.
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Trmsfee,s 81.

ny virtue OF q Deed Of Trust executed to me
u on the 18th day Of January, 1866. BY John
Z, TAYLOR. and recorded in the Registers oEies
Of shelby county Tennessee, Ia Book 81,
part %, pages 5ls, SO and SO, 1 viii sell, to the
highest bidder, Tor cash and at public OutcTy,
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mill lawSw

10 gle District Cent OF the United States. for
tine District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Charles g-ble, bankrupt. In Dank-
rrptcy, District Of West Tennessee IS.
To whom II may concerns:
#NEE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
Z his apo Etmeut IS assignee Of Charles
Jehle, OF Aemplif, in the county OF shelby
ana state OF Tennessee, within said district,
who mas been adJudss e bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF said
district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18Th day Of March,
AID, lS5S.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE, Assignee, Etc.
mh1d 1qu2.r
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MASONIC
TERM -.

tInvariabIy in Advanced,
DAILY.
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IN the District Court OF the United STATES. lot
the District OF West Tennessee. In The mat
Iuptcy, District Of West tennessee.
To whom IL NAV concern.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

The undersigned hereby gives notice of hi
appointment as assignee or p. / Huette. of
Memphis, In the county OF shelby ana STATE OF
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
2dtudged = Bankrupt POI his own petition.
b. the Dlstrici CourJ OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the l4th day Of March.
A-D.. lsoS. WILLIAM i. CIRBDF
mhl5 laN3W AsSilnae Etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

IN The District Court OF the United states. for
The District OF " est Tennessee. IL the mat
Ter Of v. T. NaulL, uEr In bang
ruptcy' District Of West Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment As assignee OF J. W. HoIteriue OF
memphis, In TIE county OF Shelley ana State OF
tennessee, within said District, VINO has been
alJnag5l = bankrupt upOn his own petition,
by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th cayof March,
a DylS5o. !. CIRODE,
mEl5 Law 3W Assignee. Etc.
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CHAMBER OF COMHEECEl
MEEPHIs, April j. lslS.
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wEEKLYs

wEEKLYs
1 copy year, 81 90
. copies " II so
10 T" IS 80
2S 70 90
tAnd one copy Daily)
so I" = L25 90
land two copies paily.)
MEMPHIS APPEAL, Memphis, Tenn.
ALBERT PIKE q CO.,
Publishers sud PEopFistoE
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Ia the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Charles GOldstein. Bankrupt. IN Bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment IS assignee OF ". c. VauIx, OF
Memphis, in the county Of shelby and state OF
leunssses, within said District, who has been
Judged 4 Bankrupt upon his own petition. bv
tle District Court OF said District.
IsmphIs, Tennessee, the lgrh day Of March.
A.D-, Is6N Z. ALEXANDER,
Assignee Etc.
mh1T Tawgw n4urVvfTUr IT,,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

In The District Court OF The United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat.
ter Of p. J. Huette, Bankrupt. In bank
rCPtcy, District OF West Tennesses-Ss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

In the District Court Of tho United states, Tor
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF John Il. Buukley, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, Dtstrct0T Wssg tennessee is.
To whom It may concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as 6~HaIgzee OIJOhn II BriakIey.
OF Memphis, IL the county or shelby and
stated q tennessee within said district, VINO has
Been auj-lBsd q bankrupt upon his own pe-i-
lC1, Iy the District Court OF said district.
3alphls1 Tenn, the 18th day OF March,
AID, 1895. WILLIAM Y. ERODE,
mLIZ laW}gV Ag.tgn-a 80
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INN LIoIIIII q 81 IUUT|0NE0. N me HNf-
ter Of j. =. Lallenzand, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District or Nesr Ienuessas-ss.
To whom iJ may concern:
T'HE UNDERLINED hereby gives notice Of his
L appointment as assi-lar " u. =. Lale-
maud, Of MemphL, ia O.. county or Shelby.
and STATE Or IenEcss5., s fr.Iu said District,
WHO las been ac!udSed - bankrupt upon his
District
Memphis, Tennessee, The 18th day Of March,
A. i. ISIS.
WV Y. CIRODF-
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To whom % may concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment s assignee OF harles Goldstein OF
Memphis, In the county OF Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, within sid District, who hiss been
adjudEed a Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court ofsaid District.
MEMPHIS, \ TIE Zilh day Of March, A.
l., is6N. WILLIAM y. CIkODh,
mh2g lGW8W Assignee. etc.
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Ia the District Court OF the United States. for
me District OF West Tennessee. IN the zast-
Ter Of Nathan Bedford Forrest, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Ienuessee-sS.
To whom Il may concern
THE UCaersiEued hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment rs assignee Nathan Bedford For
rest, OF Memphis, in lie county OF shelby
aud State OF Tennessee, within said district,
VINO has been I'd .udged a Bankrupt upon ais
OTu pe-lou. by the District Court Of said dis
tTsct.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day Of March
An, isls. WILLIAM Y. CIlGODE,
mails 4aw3w Assignee, &c.
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Non- Resident Notice.

JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
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In the District Count Of the United States Tor
Tie District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter o. Wn. I. AIRING on, Bankrupt. In Bank
rupucy, District OF West TenaeSsee-ss.
To whom &c may concern:
aNHE undersigned hereby gives notice eF his
i appointments as Assignee Of VIM. I. airing
TN OF Memphis, in the county or SHELBY snd
STATE Of Tennessee, within said District, who hes
1seu adjucgei a bankrupt upon his own peti-
ton, by the District JDuri of said District.
GahlphE, Tenn, the 18th day or March.
a. D.. ISS.
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE, Assignee, Etc,
rnn14 IaEEn-
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NIght Express

Trains VIII leave Memphis as follows:
700 Am, 40 PEI.
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In she District Court Of the United states, FOR
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF 81. q. Dyer r Co., fu1krUpts. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West 1euuessee-ss-
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APPEAL LOB AEELcEI

And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
seq nos
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VNHE undersigned hereby gives nsiice OF his
L nppointnlentas assignee OF W.. b. Dyer& Co,
Uf Memphis, I'm the County Of shelby and
STATE CT Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adlutgCd BEnkrupts upon their own
petition, by the District Court u said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the 8lst dsy Of March,
AID, 1858. Y. CiItODE,
apl lav13w Assignee, Etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

Tn undersigned hereby gives notice or his
appointment a. assignee Of James Nelson Fer
rest, OF - il the county Of shelby and
STATE OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been acjudgsd a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court Of SAID District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the I2th DAY OF March,
A.I., 1913. WILLIAM Y. CLRODE.
lullS LAVISH ASSIGNEE. Etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

IN the District Court of.the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. IN toe matter
Of Edmond T. Winston, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District Of West TguneaEee-ss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

Ii the District Court OF Jhe United states. for
tue District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter CT James Nelson Forrest, Bankrup6. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Cennessse-ss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16
CREsco, Oct. IL, 1868.

F.. CREsco, Oct. IL, 1868.
Ed. PLAIN DEALER: ....'...
The Railway running westerly
through Fillmore Co. Mimi, is fin
ished to a point I miles East of
Preston, and is to be pushed vest
ward next spring. The DEBORAH
branch of the st Panl and Milwau-
kee road will soon be opened.
The Nc Grcgor ano Sioux City is
under contract and the grading to
be done to Charles City early in
1869, and the grading on the Ceder
Valley is now completed to that
place. The Ceder Valley, via
Usage will be extended TO Austin
Mimi, in 1869.
It will be seen that 1860 will find
Cresco surrounded with Rail Roads,
excepting the space from DEBORAH
to Preston, and" these roads once
opened will place . portion of the
present business done here, under
strong competition. The proposed
Davenport and st Paul road, is
Cresco's opportunity, because, let,
that road 60 East or West of Cresco
and Cresco is ''check mated" and
her best prop, ''the Co., Seat"
falls out. 1t is important to the
future Of Cresco to look these stub
orn facts square in the face, and
for her people to act wisely and
promptly, and see to it that that
road if built, crosses it's corporate
limits. IA stitch in time saves
nine." ess OBSERVER.
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Grant banners In New York

Grant Banners In New York.
a friexd of ours lately returned
from New York City, where he
spent several weeks. He reports
the Metropolis as having large
number Of Seymour flags stretched
across the streets, presenting avery
gay appearance. He saw but one
solitary Grant banner. Upon re-
marking the fact to Grant ac-
quaintance, he was told by tho lat
ter. that he must. not. think there
we're no Grant men in New York
because there was such . scarcity Of
Grant lags, for, said he. I'VE Grant
mon are id unlucky in this, that
We can't rs : general thing, find two
friends Of Grant directly opposite
on ! street across which we can put
our flag. Now, for instance, there
is o house that wants to hang out
an elegant Grant banner, but il
can't, because the whole street OF
the other side is composed Of ID
Seymour Coppsrhcads, who won,
allow m end Of the flag to be placei
in their house % We give the radi
Gals the benefit Of this explanation
-Cinc;nnati En- n ~
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which Is the Rebel party7

The Radical papers attect horror
ut the selection of Gen. N. b. For
rest as delegate to the Democratic
National Convention, from Tennes
see. The Tribune calls him "For
rest of Fort Pillow infamy.' ~.
An article from the Vicksbure
Post, Radical, reprinted with edito
rial endorsement in the Tribune and
Evening Post Of this city, showed
that there was not only no sort o.
massacre at Fort Pillow. but thai
for whatever Of excuses there was
General Forrest was not responsible
and that he personally suppressed q
small attempt made BY crazcd con-
fcderates upon negroes who had sur.
rendered after NOT lighting nobly.
Messrs. Greeley and Bryant at the
time accepted the Vicksburg editor's
vindication of General Forrest as
complete, for the Vicksburg editor
was one Of the garrison Of the fort.
The tru.h about Forrest is just
this, He opposed secessinn, was
finally swept into it, fought bravely
for it, and when he gave in, gave in
everything, and now, laboring to re-
pair the wastes Of war, is assailcd
by Northern Radical rebels with a
violence they never showed at the
front. '
Which party has most prominent
rebels in high places? Here are some
choice Radical specimens. Joseph
E. Brown, of Georgia, SO much a
secessionist that the confederacy was
not States rights enough for him,
and he wanted Georgia to leave the
Davis Government and set up for
itself, "outside of both confedera-
tions." He was Radical delegate to
Chicago. Horace Greeley, Of New
York, advocated secession in 1861.
and said the South were contending
"for principles that laid at the foun-
.'dation of the Declaration Of 1nde-
"pcndence.'' His advocacy carried
at'lcast three wavcring States out
ofthe Union. In 1868 he claspcd
palms with Sanders, Tucker and Co.,
and prayed for peace "on the best
attainable terms. John A. Logan,
Of Illinois, recruited a rebel compa-
ny in 1861, and because the COM
pany was accepted and Logan re-
jected. owing to a vigilance that
sifted out chaff down South, entered
the Federal army, and is now a.
Radical member of Congress, and
the reported original of Doesticks'
"Damphool." Butler and Stokes,
now Tennessee Radical Congress.
men, were ardent rebels at the start
and arc Radical rebels still. Hun
nicutt Of Virginia, the hottest blood
aud whiskey secessionist in the
State at the beginning Of the war,
nowrapries the Ra dical party Of that
State In his brecches pocket. Ben
nett, of the Herald, an original reb-
81, was compelled to hoist a Federal
flag bya mob in this city, went
right over into the Radical party,
aud named Grant as their nominee
in advance. These are only few,
but. they will "scrve.." -World.
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There isa passage in the Bible
which reads thus "Be sure your
sins will find you ont. = The Chi
cago Tribune must have had this
passage in its minds eye when,
speaking Of Grant and Colfax,. the
percgrinating Radical candidates,
it asserted that they could not bury
themselves SO deeply in the wilds Of
the Rocky Mountains that the peo-
pie " ould not 'sfnd them out. . It
may be comforting to the Tribune
to know that the people found them
out before they started on their
funeral errand. If they had but
waited until November. the people
would have buried them without
cost. 39es - efi NY ssts a+
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Senator Fessenden has written a
letter to somc radicals in Ohio, beg
ging that they will fight out the
campaign on the radical proposition
to pay the bondholders in geld.-
The defeat Of that project, be says
would be as bad as defeat in a con-
flic. cf arms! .+t IVY cas- @s MT ."e
No doubt every gold-gambler, every
shoddy-speculator,: every army-con-
tractor, aud every loyal plunderer
that grew rich on the national mis-
fortunes, and invested his ill-gotten
wealth in untaxed bonds, Thoroughly
believes with Mr.. Fessenden, that
it would have been better to be de-
fcated in the war than to be defeated
in getting rich st the cost Of the
people. ...r