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Saddlery and ness!
WIN. H. PREFER,
-NoATH MAIN SrsEkr,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS!

YEARS!
a superb stock OF f1ne Gold and Sill.
Yer Watches. all warranted to run.
and thoroughly regulated. at the low
price Of $40 each, and satisfaction
/ guaranteed.
100 solid gold IIunr Wach's $3.50 TO 81 900
100 magic tasrd gold wstches 200 10 500
IOO ladies' watches, ens,neled 10 10 3OD
2pO gold bnn' chorn'ter waich's $50 to 300
2yo g,'d hunting english levers 200 to 25U
''oO gold hunt duplex watches 100 TO 200
auO gold hunt american wstcl's 100 10 15O
300 silver hunting levers, 80 10 10
81 y silver hunting dup'fxes, IS TO $40
800 gold lsdiss watches, 80 IN otO
600 gold hunting lepDce. so m "a
600 mIscp Han us silver watches so % n.0
= 300 hunting watches. % In m
800 assorted watches ali kinds In N "a
The above stock will be disposed Of ON
the popular ONE PRICE PLAN, giving every
patron hne Cold or rslid Silver w a,ch for
$40 without segsrd 10 v~lu.i
WRIGHT, Bao. & Co, 161 Broadway. New
York. web 10 in,meo,steiv dispose Of The
above magnificent stock. Certificates. nam.
'Qg the articles. are placed. in sealed en-
veiopes and well mixed. Holders sre emit. |
tied to The sHicles ~. med 10 their certificate
uoon payment ~ Ten Dollars; whe,he, |, he !
. watch worth 81 Coz or one worth iess-l.
The return Of any OF our certificates enti.
l'e' you 10 the articles nameh thereon. upop
p'yHen'. irrespective OF i's uorlh, nd ne no
'rlci- valued less 'hsn S1u il named on any
certificate. it will al once be seen ,ba, hi. i.
no lottery. but a straight forward legitimate !
transaction which msy be participated int.
wen by the most fss'idious.
\ single certificate will he sent bv mail
'ost pa'c, upon receipt Of 20 cents. five TO.
~, eleven ter 50. thirty three and eiegnn. I
''emium Tor 50 sixty SIX nad NOR. vaIusbl. Il
remium tor $40. ona hundred aud most en- )
stb watch for sis. To agents or those wish 5
'g smpiovnent This Is rare opportunity la
Is isgit'"s:eiy conducted business. dul,
u'horizrd by the Government, ma open 10 =
:" most careful rcru,inv Watches en-, b,
Xoress. win hill tor collection on de l,yerv
That no dissatisfaction csn possibly occur :
~ ~. Address
FRIGHT. BROTHER e. co Importers "
&c 2o-3" l6l Broadway, New York.
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COURIER.
From the Cinclonsii Commercial
Concerning Several Things os conss.

Concerning Several Things q conss
quence
The public debt was incres sed by twent,
millions Of dollsrs during the month Of j. D
uny-nesrly two.thirds Of . million ssoi
dsy. This DON not bear the appearance o.
. speedy extinction Of The debt. Those EN-.
ineni financial ,heos isers who regard M
lions: debt - . national blessing. and who
have been disturbed 10 their minds lest we
deprive posteriiy Of lie share Of the burdens
and benefsetions Of the debt. can, we think,
afford 10 dismiss oil further approximations ..
Psos'tityi~tll not be cruelty beresved BY
our intense zeal TO sx,nguish the debt be.
fore The close Of the present century.
There 10, apparently. no disposition in
Congress to hasten Legislation on fnenciaI
snd revenue questions. l, was 40 well
knewn on the first dsy OF the session. az
now 'hat the Government was deriving no
considerable revenue from the tax upon dis
Tiled spiri's. Those who had given suen,ion 70
the subjec'. and ere in position 10 obi ain
toIerably exact Information, fixed the rate OF
revenue actually collected upon liquors M
ten cents on the gallon. and ss plea Tor
reduction o! the tex. urged the uti ~ impos. |
sibiIity of collecting the two dollars assessed
BY Law. Oar chsmbe. Of commerce has de.
cissed, BY res"Is'ion, the opinion that the
tax should Of once be reduced TO if,y cents. I
The motive for fraud would Be Iesseped:
Illicit distiIlsiion 10 small wsy, end ia
places which the revenue ,fficers wete no,
likely 10 discover. would stop, aud the col.
lection Of the tax be rendered comparatively
easy. snd in any event possible.
Notwithstanding such declarations. and
the positive evidence Of the failure Of the
law Congress has done nothing beyond the
abolishment Of the transportation # bon ded
spirits toward the better mango nent of this ,
Impsftsni source Of revenue. The offcers N
who have grown rich in the bu.in,ss Of ID
ehea'"e the Government. sharing the spoi
Win the whisky speculs'o,e. src retained.
me rate OF taxation rrmsias unchsnyed. the
uoverumen nj derives from the m.ru,sc,u,e
VI distilled spirits almost enough ,eveowe \
10 psy the expenses OF its collection. and 9
he public debt grows at the rate of twsn,v q
niiiions a month. a
In The mean time Cerq'es. .recons,ructs u
sirusiiy undoing one day C
"hst II did The day b-f,rr; srrings oct upon a
'c'. provision upon provision, aud seem, 10 d.
'iu"g- into mnre inexiricabie mlre With
very effort ~ pull the S,u,hr,n States ont
= The bog. The Secretary Of State divide,
~ time between schemes Of new conques,s
y purchase snd d;?iom,,ic CORES pon dr nee
ppsfenily a. interrainsbie % Mr.. D,ck's =,
n' morisI, while he President Talk. of pev. :,
mp'ory demands n the Government oi =,
''rs' B'i's'". and fills the ;mssinsticns OF \,
'e"an heroes With intimsiions OF the pos ia
oihiy u swsr With their hereditary enemy \,
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LOOK! LOOK!
SJes. 900 FOR 10 CENTS !.
Send forCeriifcafes in The GREAT IINION
DOLLAR SALE co. OF EVANSVILLE Ixp.
ho:loTTsaY! NO~DRAWINe!
But = UNION SALE and all awards for.
warded by re,ur" Mail or Express.
Partial List, Of Articles.-Cash and
Real Estate awards to Purchasers
Of Certificates.

OF Certificates.
CLASS A.
One award of $50 600 cash ia $50 600
! Fam in Edses Co, HE, 90 OO0|
| Hmse snd iot il Tegse Ha,,is Ind. 10000
~ Bnildng lots in Evansville, Ind, lO.uOOI
Grand Pianos, a SlOUesch soon
% Gold Wsches, St5O-25O each 75oOI
oCO Miscel'aneou.. $50 LOG each 81 5O0l
Glass D.
One award Of $50 600 cash il eanoo,I
! se,--Isdirv Diamond Jewplrv om,j
10 Prince e. C.'' MeIod'o. sloo-saoo . 800
~ horses s"d buggies. loo each 10000
90 sesing machines S75-*15O each 600
5oo Miscellaneous. S20-S5O esch Is eco
Glass C.
One award OF SO 600 cash IL <1O oool
100 Bond ,HN,l
. Pianos. $500 each 1sonI
30 silver watches, S25-S7s each 25lOl
'Co Miscellaneous, S5--x25 each 5OCOl
Glass; D. B4fs
)"e award Of, S1oOcsshis 1ool
600 se's OF j. ~eiry SlO-S5O snrh '3O.OoOl
90 Bracsleis Lockers &c. S5-sl5 10 OOOI
600 Articles silver plated wave 5000
Articles $3.50 2OOUOol
Total, se-. x4s5 sool
Certificate for 10 CHS & ! P,st.ge Stamp
Certificates Tor 60 c's a. l p. stage Ssmp
z Certificates for 81 add kI'os,sse Stsmr
Any article no d.sired. will be received ms
Ssh tor Certificates a. the price paid Anl
r'ices mentioned in Cer,ifcn.es sen, b,
Is'I or Express on psyneo, Of One Dollar.
ithouf regard 10 value. ]
~ Refef to oil leading Piano, Sewing
schihe. and Jeweiry Ms0u'sc,urers in, m,
hled States. Address, USior DoLLAR q
ALE Co. STAR Box 8 Pssr OrsicE, Evans =
,e' ina. Special inducemen. to sgen,s l.
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PRICES

iloonand's German Brcrs, per ictlc .........sl -
- hal dorm ......... u %
lIoui'and's German Tonic, ru: xphiquar ioic~ ~
Ter h'itlc. ~ u has lfn,ch fi,r............ 10
- 10 ru 'rrr1 70 examine wed The aIticl, yvs
bly,, 10 oltcr Ia SCI the stnL.ac.
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Furniture! Furniture

1HHSWHVs EuuE1l1tUHC
@225R The Undersigned respect.m
= fully informs the public m
that he has now, and will constantly keen
% hand or manufacture to order, all the
latest asd most fashonsb Die vsrielies of Fur.
nlture, such as Wardsobes, Bureaus, Bed.
steads. Tables. Lounges. and a large assert.
menf OF chairs. Of the best styles. lie re.
'pecifnlv invites those desiring ANYTHING in
hs line. TO call and examine his stock be.
lore purchasing elsewhere. o. he 10 conf.
tent ne can please them. at his new shop.
On the corner OF the Public Squsre, west OF
he court house.
Nov. 70, 1867 JACOB ALLIES
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NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Mre made strong by the ofcitherof thc.c remedies.
fail. " hSMSo' Withous
~ noussnds OF certificates have accumulated IN m.
m~hGs o. te proprietor, but space viii allow OF ill.,
lnason OF ont : few. Those. il will nc otscrvcd
BE- believed ''>''As '"A' 'ney nuss
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From Rev. e. D. Tendall.

Assiaom Editor Crfaion Chronicle. Iniiai,,psio.
have derived decided henct from the Use of IIo,f
Iardr German Bucrs, and feel II my privilege 10 ~
commend them a most valuable tonir, to an whon :,
suffering from general debility from sea.cs nrisins
from arrangement OF the liver Yours truly,
f. u. FENDAtf4
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Persons Advanced IL. Life.

Ana feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upor
them, with all i,s attendant Ills will find In the use o2
this BITrERS. or The TONIC, m elixir that wilt
the energy and aror of more youthful tays build m
their shrrkca forms. and give health and Happiness
70 their remaining years.
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Hon. James Thompson.

Judge Of 0'e Sapreme Court Of fennsy,-c.fs.
I, Philadelphia, April rs, lssa
II consider Hoonsnd's German T,i,icr- n r,,vo,yx
YedGne IN case OF attacks Of Indigestion or Dysp,,s,
= Can eertIy this from my experience Of il.
Yours; with respect,
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CAUTION.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS,

German Druggist, Proprietor.
Formerly q. NJ. Jscxso< A Co.
For sale BY all Druggists ard Dealers in Medicines
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From Rev. Joseph H, Kennard. d n

PaHor cf tie Tenth Bdptia Church, PHILADELPHIA.
Dr. yaekson-Dcar Sir: have been Frequently r.
guessed 10 connect my name with Recommendations
81 different kinds Of medicines, hut regarding the pr,,c
iicc as out Of my ap - - prorria,r snI,.rr, ."'
l have in mall. Al, case. az INT snrd; but p wifi =
particularly in my - ~ ows f,miI, ~ ~.
usefulness Of Dr. Hootland's German Bitter. ,e,s,r
Tor once frhm my Usual coursc, to express nv nIll
conviction that, for gsnsrai deL,i,fy Of he sys,r and
eTcc'dHyJor Lirr Complaint ii is soJs nnd roi,bl.
preparation In some cases II may fail; hui u.,,nv
from the above causes. wa" s"A0'
Yours, very respectfully,
j. IL. KENNiGD,
Eighth, below Coates 81
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any Cause whatever.
PROSTRATiON OF THE SYSTEM.
ships, Exposure, Fevers. etc.
There il medicine extant equal To these remedies
In such cascs. A tone and yiror is IMPAIRED M ,h,
Whoc system, the g. Appetite Is Strength
ened, iood enjoyed, lin the stoma,', digcsts
promptly, the blood II purified. the COM
R'exlon ecomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tingc "A craicated from the eyes, bloom
10 given to the checks and the weak and nervous IN.
valid becotnts strong and healthy being
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18
TIE wAR IS ARKANsss.

While the gallant soIdieR Of the Fed
ersl army are enjoying reunion and
the Inequalities Of the wide-awake peo-
pie OF Chicago, the runlsRs under Up
HAM, at Augusts, Ark, still Ia possession
OF that town, ~disgrscing their calling, sre
still plundering, numbering and outrag-
ing, SIS st the FIST OF their appearance
they did. By reference to cur special
dispatch from Dsvsl's Bluff, and the
facts from a reliable source published in
our local columns, it viii be seen that so
far from a cessation OF 5Ostilities upon
the defsnssless people, the yemorseless
scouadrel UPHAM, sided and sbetted by
the Governor Of the Stale, continues his
inlsmies, and mas set the seal upon his
character IS chief among the high
handed ~freeboo.srs, who, under the guise
OF law, have deprecated upon the people
Of the South.
With all the facts before Ia, it is
impossible to write or even think tenn
persteIy OF the state Of affairs, to the
consideration o. which we invite
the readers Of the APPEAL. Without
esuse or pFetsxt, the people Of Augusta
have bsen invaded st their very fire.
sides. They hsve been robbed OF their
property they have been driven from
their families; the privileges Of tho mai
and telegraph have been denied them
an unauthorized court msrtisl sits en-
pernsaaeacs, threatening and Furnishing
them T; they hsve been torn from their
homes and Imprisoned st the viii of this
UPHAM; indig0l1ies and outrage have
been heaped upon the d-efsnceIess women
and children; trade has been suspended,
if not utterly ruined, and the country
~environjog Augusta robbed % every
thing It could afford for the support Of
this gang. This is the Indictment We
draw sgajnst CLAYTON, and for this be
should bs msie to answer before the
whole people CT Arkansas. He should
be arrested and pat upon triNl as the su-
thor Of the ruin o. the people he has
sworn to protect, and punished IS ike
rulers have been punished ia times past.
The Federal Government has failed to
interfere for the people Of Arkansas
they must interfere for Themselves.
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a PEW days ago We suggested 10 our
railroads the propriety Of heis uniting in
a system Of excursion tickets Tor the bsn-
eft of persons from the Nerth who desire
to prospect in the South for a suitable
location as farmers. From the Atlanta
Constitution Of Mondsy we learn that
the Georgia State RsilFOsd Is prepared 10
enter upon this business and unite with
any other railroads in the South, that have
The enterprise, and desiie to foster and
encourage immigration TO this section.
Unless the railroads encourage immigra-
ton by ch~eapening travel, it will be i'm
possible for individual, OF even tie uaised
associated effort we can ns6e 10 sehieve
anything at ali equal to Whist tie public
expect in the way Of a hesitby sn1 r.
muueratiye INN grafton. The Illinois
Central Railroal hss doIie more for the
settlement and s-ivancsInoDt Of Illinois
and Chicago than al the other agencies
put together. What hat corporation
has dons.eau be duplicated Icy the rail
roads running into Men phis, If they but
viii it. We press, we urge this scheme
OF excursion tickets upon Z railroad
men. By lis adoption they csn do more
for Memphis and Tennessee than thsy
can by all the schemes Of corners, D
combinations and "rings" that ever
were dreamed OF.
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NEw YoREl.

NEW YORK, December I7.-In the case
OF Whilpley vs. the Ecis Company. which
was srgusd Al great length before Judge
Nelson q c0upi5 Of wets SGD, on motion
70 vGoats Judge RiacifoTd's order ep-
pointing Jay Gould reueiver. and on mo-
tea 20 make Belmont AMI BaieiIs paFt-
neTs in the sujt, judge Nelson, in an
elaborate opinion, decides that Belmont
and Leieke re permitted 50 Join as par
ties to the suit that the Injunction be
dissolved and that tho 0rtier appointing
areceiver, by Judge Chambers be vseatea
and set aside. The decision virtually
leaves control OF the Eoad in the hands
Of the Directors, pending tae decision OF
Judge Cardozs in the rgatter OF appoint
ing Judge Davis receiver.
The Sun has = rumcI that the Erie d.
rectors are preparing 10 construct s tua-
nei unceE the Hudson river, at an 5sti-
mated cost Of over 81. tCg OC0.
Report ssys that >. *. Pike Is t. build
q new opera house at The intersection Of
Broadway and Sixth svenus and Thirty-
fourth street.
The HeTGld's speeal, dated London
l6h, says the HsTG}ds dispatches. WHICH
we're forwarded from CGdiz, D~seetahsr
10Th, were detained in tFaasniasion.
They described fully the situatieascf a.
tGifs az that time, Gnd stated that the
Government troops were badly beateain
an encounter with the Insurgents. WhSe
b fight was progress Eg, Capt. Farrsl.
the American consul, raoanted the bsrri.
csde in uniform, and holding the Apaafi-
a flag in his hand, called uDon b3ta
parties to stop the suuggla aud tut an
end to bloodsaed. Tho 6gas was shortly
siier brought 10 q elteel AMI hostiities
ceased. NuneToDs buildings throughout
the city basr evidences OF The struggle.
The City Hall is badly shattered by esr,-
non shot and shells. The vessels Id the
bsy are filed with people departing.
d0vernment troops art reported guilty 81
excuses, pluadeTing SO me Of TIE deserted
HOUSES.
A number Of Eneliih and American
tourists were arrested b. the military
authorities, but released through the 10
OF The American consul and
forwarded to bis private Te~sideuce, which
Is a resort of people OF all n~ationalities (
waning protection.
The Insurgents loudly proclaimed IA
OF q Repnblic, sod chssred loudly !
for America. They shgo declared If tie /
city was bombarded they would ask ihst
the country be annexed to the United 4
The Hefd5d's Madrid special Of the
says SignoF NaNera has been APP
poloted Minister TO Turkey.
Iae Her0tG's special from Pssth. leth /
says intelligence from geansglya-
nia states that fOreigII emi5saries have
recently bssn detected taFapesing with
he Roman soldiers. They were well
With money, ind were working
a the interest Of Rassia.
A Herald special from Berlin OF the
6th says the Pcussiln Interest being
in favor OF maintaining Eu.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
/ Lu azEOE uTuE
was granted by Judge Darrell yesterday,
on q petition OF shout thirty al on
the steamship Havana, lying beIe, which
lately hoisteG the Peruvian flag at South
west Pass. Ga the writ being rsturnable
this morning, tbs Attorney for Petition
ers asked tho writ dismissed, SIS the Pc
ruvisn COEsCl had granted q release
fc0m their oOntrsot to oil who wished it.
The writ WIS accordingly dismissed.
Slips articles embOdy a stipulation that
g crew viii not Object during the
term they are engaged 20 any
change Of flag which might occur.
FGis and the fact that two months ad-
vaGee IN GOLD had been paid for when
Only aeout twenty days services were
rendered, were the only Offsets il hold
ing them.
A large quantity Of tobacco. ~vafiously
estimated IN value from SI0O,0 00 70
sl50, COG, wss &c I'D yesterday evening
Sid guards placed over = numbsr Of the
most respectable tobacco firms in the
city, to prevent The removal OF the 60
6soco, The cause assigned Is internal
regEsffa TFgu1q-
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CEEICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 1.-The pTizs
Gght between Fred Busy, OF ChicsgG,
sad Thomas MeAlpi1, Of Detroit, 70;
$500 4 side, came eff to-day, just over
the State line, il Indiana. The ground
selected for the exhibition was between
Lansing and the Joliet crossing, by the
Columbus aud Indiana Central Railroad.
Bang udabie 20 charter 4 special train
Of anv company, the bruisers and their
friends were compelled 10 leave Chicago
By the regular passenger train, st l0:45
am. About two hundred admirers oil
The manly art took passage on the train.
The fight commenced at Z O'clock.
Jerry Donovan and Denny Mcmahon
seconded McAlpiU, and Ed Burke and
Reese seconded Busy. Dick Hollywood
was the referee and James Wood tins-
keeper. Seventy-fve rounds were fought,
Of which M3Alpin was down seventy
foGr, being terribly whipped. Hs hGGt j
be held up, as be could scarcely stand
ia the seventy-fth round. While they
@ere down on their knees, Busy struck
a foul blow, and so lost the fight, al
though lie was as fresh Gs when he
stepped into the hing.
Another match was msde for q rurse,
beyaesB Harry Smith and Stsrke, and
immediately fought, which Stake won
III five rounds.
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WASHINGTON.

NAsHINGToE, December I7.-G0v.
Bullock having been summoned before
tSe Reconstruction COMMITTEES Of the
House and requested 20 give his opinion
ss 20 the proper mode OF overcoming ia
dihtcul'iss IN GeoTgis, recommended
that there should be 9 literal execution o.
reconstruction which viii require the
primitive organization Of the State Leg
Stature TO be made by the admission Of
those who ceuld take the tcst oath or
have been relieved OF disabilities by Con-
gEsss. This course would restore coi0red
to seats without special legislation,
and place tho Legislative department IN
mems hands. After the adoption
OF such fundamental conditions as s pre-
eedeDt TO State admission to the Union,
all members eligible under the State
Constitution and the 18th amendment
wenlJ be admitted to seats, and no fur
kher action by Congress be necessary.
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Firing Between the Citizens and
tsse PIC'ze5S.

Special TO The Appeal
DEvALL's BLUFF, Decenb5r 1.-THE
Evening Star left augusta lste y%est=r-
day evening. She reports that scme hr-
ing had taken place bstwesn the citizens
outside the town anC the piekets, snd
that n Of the latter had been killed
.,d n -eu. citizens OF Jackson
port have gone to stop outsiders from ct
tseking Uphaa's forces, s he hss seve-
raj Of the most prominent citizens con-
fined ia the H0Ugh block, which be mas
undermined and put powder beneath,
snd swssrs he viii blow up IL attached.
Conway county has been put under mar
tlal Law.
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THE MEMPHIS DAILY Apple;

r1pean peace, the government has en-
Gssvored 10 indUes Greece to comply
with the demands Of Turkey, so fsr a.
the demands are founded upon inter :
DaiionEi law.
Ths HerGyd'S special from st. Peters
bGrg, l65h list, ssys: Il Is officially
stated that tbs designs of Russia in Gen.
trsl Asia are not with 3 view of extend
Jog her territory, but for the purpose Of
strengthening the lats treaty with the
Emir Of Bokhara, and of securing 3 more
permanent peace.
A speeial to the Herald from London
states that telegreRs from India report
earthquakes and famine.
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band OF interruptions gam olers in Wad
street, New York, who by 'easOn Of real
sad a larger fictitious capital, a join
a. any time to "hsdgen both
Government and people, and de-
ggeciate The currency That they may
DOUBLE and quadruple their stealages,
10 break the force of this combination,
the South, which has not yet to any ex'
tent been blessed or cursed with national
BANKS, has only 20 resolve upon the
adoption o. the policy Of Texas snd Cal
iforlis, ard 50 far IS she is concerned,
the ges-t.on Of 3 return to specie pay
ments w;l be solved. Oar s1rpius pro.
auctions are used in New York ss gold
Why not make them as geld to Us here q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18
ALABAMA.


MoNTGOMkRT December IA bill
has passed both Houses opening judg-
monts granted by any courts In this Stale
on debts contracted before the 18th OF
May, 1855.
A bill SLOWING status limitations 70
run during the war also became 8 law.
The effect OF the bili will DO 20 wipe out
sd debts before the war or six yea be-
fore the passage OF the bill.
The Legislature viii probably adjourn
Chslslmas.