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NOICTE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
In Bankruptcy.

NOlCiEi ny ASSlGNEE OF HIS AP.
.if POINTMENT.-Is BANKRUprcY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE )r5I. ,sl.9s
For the Pamlico District l7.'7,
In the matter Of D. G. CLARK, Bankrupt.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE
j. undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
Pointment as Assignee of d. c. CLARK, of
HALIFAX County and State State of Nofh Carolina,
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his
trict. ~. .,.'- b. ....,.'.-. l'.-'- -
E. A. THORNE, Assignee
LittletOn, April 6, 1858 l36-laW2w
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS APP.
POINTMENT.-QN RANKRUPrcr.)

~. POINTMENT.-QN RANKRUPrcr.)
DIsTRIcT Court OF THE -
ANN UNITED STATES 49,
For the Pamlico District iu oankr'p'cy'
Of North Carolina. III - ,-,. ~
In the matter of Morris Cohen, Bankrupt.
ITO WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN: THE
Z l. undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
,pointment as Assignee Of NORRIS COHEN, Of
Orange County, and State of North.C Carolina,
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court Of said District.
sd 10 .u4,rgl THOMAS WEBB, Assignee
Hillsboro'. April 6, 1868. 1S6--1aw3w.
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
7sq POINTMENT.-QN BANKRUPTCY.)
DISTRICT COURT OF THE l19ii ti.
b UNITED STATES, 1iitin ul,Z.
For the Pamlico District ~ oahkrup'cy'
IL. Of North Carolina. u .grre
In the matter Of II. C. Stroud & Co., Bank.
rupts. 2ni Iu - ~. 1liat19H -If
TNO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN THE
: II undersigned hereby give notice of his ap-
pointment as Assignee of H. C. STROUD, Il
Co, of Orange County, and State OF North-Car-
DINA, who has been adjudged bankrupts upon
own petition by tile District Court Of said bis
District iaInH ,.rlifa sst g.I,.lfl No,
st..oi -....;7 ,i THOMAS WEBB, Assignee
=, Hiflsboro', April =, 1858 136-law3w.
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Provided, That officers in the Militia, Justices OF
the Peace, Commissioners of Public Charities and
Commissioners Sppoi1ted for special purposes,
shall not beconsidered officers within the mean
lipg Otis Sectio1N a 49, ~ -
Dom i'm epnve ntiol 1t lnleigb thesixts hth
and clint i@ndrSd and sixt5 -eigh and'f tli$ I'M
dspepasncsoi the Udasd statss the htpctlsss
(Signed) CALVIN ]. COWLES,
president Of Utc Constitutional toHrtntion.
T. A. BYRNEs, Stcrtiny
Henry NJ. Ray,
Jrrc Smith,
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IL
they will restore the old Constitution
Never First, the Democrats claim that Sc
cessiDn was right Hence the effect of the
war has been to destroy tie Old constitution,
and next what ever may be their views as to
negro suffrage at home, it is yeryplsin that
they do not intend to abate one jot of the
demands upon us for the entranchisement of
the negro race. At the North it is scarcely
a practical question. Here it concerns the
welfare and the safety of one third the popu
lation. The question, remember is not, shall
the negro be made a freeman, and with lib
erty, be entitled to representation He is
already enfranchised and cmanci2ated ~
These gentlemen say, they have no wish to
restore slavery, .butn simply to keep their
former slaves in their degraded position.---
Who at the North or elsewhere will dare rs
sist them in such sproposition2 Whatl
themselves asking to be relieved from dis
qualification and yet demanding that num-
Der of men twice as great, shall be disquali-
fed and DISTINGUISHED q That great and
unterriied Democracy "the ancient adverse
ries," of Gov. Graham, who from g whatever
motive" have kept up their organization
will never consent to injustice like this. It
is neither christian norris it praticaijle.h The
men of the North were banded together
with an insignificant exception for our over
throw. None gave the Union more gene
rous support than these same Democrats.
whose advent power, Southern, Wings are
now anticipating with so much rejoicing
From them and their teachings the Southern
slave learned the practice and was called to the
birthright of civil Liberty. Think you that
now, they will abandon them And if thew
did, do you think it altogether feasible ia
take away the suffrage from 70. 900 men with
arms in their hands and expect them to paw
taxes, work the public roads, serve in yonl
smilitia, and submit to- thesslseiaons Of your
courts without q voice and without repre-
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ratifying this instrument we increase the
means and power of resistance, as we'll as
advance the material prosperity of the coun-
try, then / think no wilful ignorance, no
blind prejudice, no selfish motives of per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT should he permitted
to interfere with, or postpone the return of
peace and the. offered adjustment of our
difficulties with the Federal government.
But negro supremacy /! negro equality
are shouted by persons who are unable or
unwilling to enter into calm discussion
Are you willing your children shall be
compelled to 60 to school with negroes, if
you cannot afford them private tuition Are
you willing to serve in the militia under ne
gro officers ?" These are questions which
are asked either by the ignorant or by the
designing. There are some persons I find
Who really believe that the Constitution con-
tains these provisions, and who do not know
that they are remitted to the action of the
Legislature and wholly depend for their so.
luton on the will dof that body and the dis,
position of the negro. am told that the
universal sentiment of the latter Is very prop
erly in favor of separate schools for the ne
gro children, and snch separate militia or
ganization as exists in other free States,
but If ON the contrary, they are ambitious
to be mixed up orto command, then it will
require majority of the Legislature, for the
Constitution does not grant negro supreme
cy, Let US see if they can acquire il. There
are in North Carolina 208,000 voters, of
whom 25 or 10000 (whites) say. are disfran-
chised. About 10000 or little over, one
third only, are colored voters, leaving the
l - = % --E /. ,Ix,rO -
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1.-The Conservative Party" l shall endeavOr
to speak of this coalition with all due re-
spect, but its object frankly avowed, viz:
the defeat of any and every scheme of gov
eminent the constitutional Convention land
hence Congress) might propose, challenges
opposition at the threshold. For this pur-
pose, these gentlemen agreed to ''waive all
former party feeling and prejudice " and
adopt "the line of color" as the basis of
division and the enjoyment of the elective
| franchise in this State - .m
The names of these hasty coalitionists,
with their respective titles, trophies of for
mer mutual, but now to be forgotten strife,
were Immediately paraded before the pub
lie, and with view, believe, 10 awe op-
posing interests, and direct the public senti-
ment in harmony with their views, list of
county canvassers, and grand committee
resident at the seat of government, was ap-
pointed "a great, powerful and active Or
ganization, co-extensive with the State, and
embracing every precinct within its grasp.
Whatever omissions of the names of former
Democrats on the list of nominees, may be
discovered on their State ticket, they GER
tainly vie with the rest in pains-taking scru
| pulosity, evidencing the control Of some
'inaster-mind of the opposite party, accus-
toned to arrange the details of partizan
warfare, and hent on fusing all the elements
of former conflict into one irresistible and
common combination. The resolutions of
the body assert despair of any restoration
of the Southern States, under the conduct Of
that organization which now controls the
proceedings Of Congress. and that the issue
soon to he presented to the people of the
State is negro suffrage and negro equality,
if not negro supremacy" and whether
hereafter, in North Carolina, and in the
South, the white man is to be placed pollti.
cally. and as a consequence socially, upon a
footing of equality with the negro, and in
many localities subject to his government, as
a superior"
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GENERAL ITEms.

Near Brookneld, Linn county, Mo-,
an altercation occurred between = Mr..
Phillips aad Mr.. Sfbert, whose families
occupied the same house. The former
shot the latter dead, and the same charge
killed a child ia the arms Of Mrs SIbert,
who vEs STANDING within range. -e
AT Mexico, Mo-, a riot occurred In
which U. S. Assistant Assessor W. D.
} bCampbsil was wousded 4n the srnn, and
one of the attacking party was killed.
1t originated in the seizure of some
whisky y barrels which were sold without
cancelhng the U. S. Inspectors brands.
Sir David Brewster, the Aestor Of
British scientific men, died on the lOih
inst BE had recently entered on his
eighty second year, having been born at
Jedburg, Scotland, December IL, l7ol.
His special forte was optics. He was the
inYeRtor Of the Kaleidoscope. His prin-
cipal works sreletters on Natural Magic,
life Of Sir Isaac Newton, and Treatise
on 0ptics. he was also theeditor Of the
EGii'a6urg Journal Of Science and Edtn-
burg Encyclopaedia, He was as much
distinguished for his moral worth rs for
learning,
The House Of Representatives having
rejected Hon. John Young Browns
claim TO a seat, his constituents intend
that he shall be returned again to
plague the inventors" The Bowling
Green Democrat Of the 18th says:
-Four counties of Browpls district-Hen-.
derson, Davies, Breckinridge and Han
cock-have already declared in favor of
bis re-electioA to the position to which
he is so clearly entitled, but which has
been dsDieda- him by an unprincipled
faction without reason or precedent.
We have heard but one opinion expressed
nv true Democrats, and that is that he
sbould be returned By an overwhelming
majority, and New Englanders taught
that the time has not yet arrived for
them to select Kentucky's Representa-
tives.H
Gov. John W. Stevenson will prob
ably be the successor OF Mr.. Guthrie In
the Senate from kentucky.
ON Wednesday morning last, Mr.,
John H. Garvin, highly respected citi-
zen of Bowling Green, KY. committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head with a pistol, leaving a wife and
several children TO moura his untimely
end. he stood before mirror In bis
night clothes when he committed the
act.
"A pedIar, named Thomas J. Manley,
was shot on Friday last, near Louisville,
by DR.. G. w. Collins, . desperado who
lived at Mount Washington, KY, who
was sEresseaA A~,--.s--v..--s-. ;, .-.-
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AUER GO Co.,

nished, making IT. in al ifs anl,rsi-,s s,.'rsa
equai 70 any holel n the country
Telegraph Once, Billiard HaIIs and f'ess a.,
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Attachment NosEce.

Before P. r. Heinrich. Justice OF the Peaoa
OF Shelby county, Tennessee.
A. ]. White 4 Co. VI. D. Block.
TT appears from an afldavit hled In this case.
i that the said D Block Is a Nonresident OF
Lbe the state OF Tennessee :.
II is ordered, That publication be made in
the Memphis Daily Appeal for four weeks
fram date Of the pendance Of said suit and
that he be required TO answer the same n the
time prescribed hy law, or Judgment will be
rendered against him by default Trial al 10
O'Clock am, on the 7th day OF March, 1883.
z. II. HEINRICH, ]. p
February 8. lSeA feb7 iaw4w
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Removal,

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steadIaan and :. Z. Allen y. ~ }9s
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Lee ACADEMY.
PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKScN'S
Qneen geSS Complexion Wash.
ENHE following oer;ificstss, selected from hun
u dreds In the possession OF the proprIetress

IVA e fOllOWflg oSfti1 at9s s3!ecied rom hun
i dreds in the possession or the proprietress,
are confidently suonltted 20 the public
MKs. wOLCOTT'S CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Lii, November ). 1896
Mrs. JACzsoN, Dear MdfdHI-It il with
pleasure thar certify 10 you, that seeing one
OF yCur circulars, which contained certificates
aud Endorsements from the best physic iaas aud
the ktghest euical authorities Of the United
States, certifying thai your oils for the coma
plexion aud teeth we're purely the oils, extracts
and essences of hoWers and they warrant it
when used according 20 directions To cure the
worst and most difficult ctses OF nursing, sore
mOgth, canker OF the stomach, bowels and dys-
pepsia. For scT0fulOuS disorders, when used
both internally and externally. It has No equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my Little dauZh-
ter, aged fifteen months. having the whOoptug
coUgh for several months, accOmraute led with
what the doctors call white canksr, her rTouJh
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief 1 could hear
Of, all 10 no purpose, l bought one bottle Of
your oil for the nplexiOn, cal ed Queen
Bess." went according TO the directions, dId not
uss quite one bottle. and am most happy 10
state to you that It has clred my chllt. she is
now well and hearty as ever she was in her
life. give you this, nay certificate, hoping you
will publish it. that Thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any OF the Rb0ve sffee-
lions may al once get a bottle OF your Queen
Bess." for feel sure they Will nnd immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
MRS. GEO WOICOTT.
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AMERICAN HOUS &,
ROSTON. MASS.

r1HE very important aud extensive improve
Il slents y hich have recently bean made IN
trts n0Dular Hotel. the largest N New England.
snable &c prog pIietors to oner TO Tourists, Fam
nies and The Traye4lng Fusllc, aecominoda-
Totei m ne city. During the past sum mer
addltions have been made or numerous suites
- aDsrtnaents with bathiRg-yC Jms, water
cIosefs efc attached one OF TUfts' magnifi-
oeDt passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed con veys guests 70 the upper story Of
fFe fonse' in one minute; the entries have
been newly and richly carpete,, and the en-
tire house thoroughly rePlenished ans reiur-
uisheds making it, in all ts appointments,
equal 70 any hotel In tire oountTy.
Telegraph once. Billiard Halls spd Cafe on
the drsL door. LEWIS RICE & son,
fen7 eod3n Propriei ors.
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that great fertile western region will
pour into Memphis to be exchanged for
the productions and manufactures Of
France and the Tropics.
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'cHQoLFiELD 4 HANAUjIEsRRaa Rais low '1''l ?
Sa. rs Front afrses ~
ASe2ts Aasoa civ ssitS k'fE
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We are also prepared to szssuts ALL KINDS
Of printing for InsurAnOs Agents in = superior
style.
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STATE or TENNESSEE,
fsoatp rr,of.T rE5s Nvp-Cr

NAsHyILLE. January p 1868
7, @. W. Blackburn, ComptI oller of the
Treasury, dc hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford
in tie state OF Conn ecticat, has produced To
me satisfactory evidence that said company
has complied with I'll the requirements of The
laws OF the State Of Tenne see i'm usosed or,
insurance companies. and further certify that
Henry Lit,leion, agent Of SAID clmp pany,
has aiso 9omplisd vi b the REQUIREMENTS or the
laws OF tbs State, made and provided Ia such
cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take riss and
transact the business of insurance IN this STATE.
at Memphis, Tenn. W. BLACKBURN.
Jazz Comptroller of Tennesgse
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FAssmAN's IRon TIEs
COTTON BALES.

T'HE undersigned have made extensive ar
4 raDgem=nts 70 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
IN addition tnthu FASSMAN IAlTOND II e
and BUTTON TlE, 50 extensively used hereto
fore. they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIF. wit1
Teeth so arranged as TO sfaufiv clamp the
hoop WAeu the pressure - rem0Fes from Lha
bale and hold Il Without slipping.
Great pains have been tzkeu 20 secure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties Ere so simple IN their ARA E Ea-
meEt that they can he applied by any one. 10
bales or any size, with the same Earil O. and
expedition as rope. In strength. security ard
facility OF aRpi iicSstion, tnev VII cou-Dzrs IA
VoTabty with any yet introduced
The advantages Of iron Ties are ncw gzrzr-
ally recognized, but 10 Is deemed MT our ~
piRcs to ca the attention Of those luoUrs- ed
to the very emphatic recomueudaflon OF Un-
deTwriters, steamboat CaptS1ns. and owners
and Agents Of Sea steamer and sailing Ea=-
sels, recently publishes In The newspapers II
New Orleans
CHAMBERS q LATTTVG.
General Agents, New Orlesna
For sale by
MEACHAM q TREADwFLL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co..
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
se22 Ho6
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HERREw CALENDAR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1867.


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Jersey street, bel. Sixth aud Seventh.
Mrs. VIM. p. CoLIIEs, CERT1FICATE.

EAESIRAI, No, August q, 1875.
Mrs. JACKSON. Derr ktddsn-I am most
happy to infOrIn you thatafter having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or csnker OF the
mouth and throat, I tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me any good until 1
beard of your oils for the com plexiOu and
teeth, called Queen BsSs.n I bought one bul-
tle went according to directions, and am truly
thankful say have found permanent cure.
HOping you will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by il, 1 remain,
Yours respectfully,
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Walated to -Erchanae.

UTHO win exchange Memphis property for
w awel improved place OF 5000 acre, s0i %
800 acres in high cultivation. IN Yallobusha =
county. Mississippi. - miles west OF Conse-
Vile , Gin Rouse, Gin and Mil on the pieca
good and substantial quarters as Weti Is Stables,
ss-ilss etc Is head OF Mules, 40 head OF Cattle
Stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder 70 run tina
MACE also. Wagons, Farming Tools, etc. eta.
Hands can be had at low figures. a parr Of
-hieh are now on the place. Might take par
in Foods. ware and merchandise Refer 20
owen. MeNutt a Co., James Elder, Colonel EsI
pfcl<sff Ir. rlal6 Iml As BROWN
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MRS. VIM. b. COLLINS,

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OF Z Anses. Aoplics ttons for agencies can he
made tor the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
Whfternore House, Adams street., between
Third and Fourth, Mem 9his; or TO the manu-
featuring depot, No. Il3 sixth street. 81. Louis,
Mo either in person or By letter.
u02T II
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GEORGE n. CC


Hartford county. .
January 8, lS6g personally appeared George
l.. Ohase, Pre-idsnb, and George VI. Colt,
Secretary OF he Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath tuat the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, is true, full and
correct statement of the atfairs OF ssid Com
pany, and exhiDiis, 50 Tar as can be ascertained
a. this date us actual condition on the Thirty
hast day Of December, 1867.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER
Notary Public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-20
NO. IA JEFFERSON STREET

TyOME listen friends while I tall, ny shop "A
I } in the rear Of the X L Gents, call around
IitfIe mors grape. 1 am On my own hook ara
on my own plan, my friends all say Irn a Cen
sef-raiiya man. They may call me that c,rI,rllrs
they choose, they VIII md tHat am al rfrIIf
on the goose. am = southern man tho srls
not white, yet think fhe South = rIEhf. thew
rave me meat and gave me bread. I AM a-roIr,sr
for the South TIL 60 dad. E1en. gents. come
around at morn on poans AID set Shaved OF
Shampooneo-
in19 n WI-DrAffzE.