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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE CON.
RUCT or THE APPEAL

A GovzRSNESr Of white men for white
men; and no political misoegenutiOn.
LoYALTY 10 the Union OF the STATES: FTDEL-
1TY to the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience TO and maintenance OF
al law, State and National, cUnStitutionaIly
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 Tyranny, Usurpaton and OP-
preston, OF one msn OF many and TO all en-
croachments upon the rights OF heemen or o.
states, or upon the just and Constitution
prerogatives OF any Department OF the state
or National Governments
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military despotiSms
no e~nthroning OF martial law, nc suspension
oftho writ OF Habess Corpus, no staying OF cit
liens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no eares de eaeheI in time 81
peace.
STRICT AUTHORIZATION OF the Military 10 the
Civil Power.
No ARzr1Es OF States N time o.
peace
RESTORATION OF d~isfranohised citizens 20 an
rights AID privileges OF which they have been
dlssel1ed; no prosecutions OF disqualihcatioDs
for political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences: for the PRESENT and FETURE,
USIoS, PEACE, Law and OEDEE.
FEKrErCAL ASSURANCE 10 I'll neeEen ofthe
African race, OF all the CIVIL rights Of freemen
NO EEENDlA44uNr AF Gt@bG Va NaAAoAs Va A.
honest and lsWfcld debt.
No EvTyAL Of cid party differences; but a
Union OF all Conservative men, OF all former
panies, WHO revere the Constitution, 10 restore
he old landmarks OF the government.
30 LEGISLATION to plumber one portion OF
The country for the profit o. another portion.
WHATKvEE is JUST; Whatever is EIeHT;
whatever Is Of GOOD REPUEE snd worthy O.
me descendants OF English freemeD
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MISSISSIPPI.
BLACK AND TAN CONVENTION.
Printing Report in Favor Of
More Stealing.
special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, January 28.-Mr.
Anderson moved to act upon the resigna.
ton Of Mr.. Orr, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Printing, rendered yesterday
on account of the objections urged sgains,
the bill reported. He hoped the resigna-
ton would not be accepted. Mr.. Towns.
end offered to give a bond of thirty
thousand 100000 dollars to 90 the work
for oHe-third Of what Is proposed to give
the Public Printer, and when the chair
man Of the committee brings 10 the re-
port allowing such stealings as this one
does, and then offer his resignation be-
cause he does not desire the report to be
Investigated, 1t should be accepted.
Orr's resignation was accepted.
Nothing else done to-day. A slight
snow has been falling since 4 pm.
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house OF knowledge and beauty. This WofE
c 'ntalns tne degrees OF the Ancient and AZ.
eepted Rite from the fourth to the fOurteenfh
inclusive, Is elegantly illustrated with cIronoo-
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gree. No expense has been spared 10 geffi1s is
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tered to the Fraternity,
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 25.-Martella Tower
at D~uncannon, Ireland, was attacked by
the Feuians last night. The garrison
fired upon the ~ass0ilants, who fed, after
returning the fire.
The Fenian, Shaw, has turned Queens
evidence, and identified Burett as the
man who fired the fuse at Clerkenwell.
M.-Consols, 93B993t 5 20J, III
Illinois Central, s64 Eric, 494.
LIVERPOOL, January 2S.-C0ttOn is
steady but quiet, and prices unchanged.
The adviees from Manchester are favor
able.
LONDON, January IS. -Dispatches from
Senate announce that the expedition is
again Ia motion. The van has already
reached Gooma, a native village twelve
miles beyond Sensfe. Gen. Napier will
Immediately put himself at the head OF
the advance column and push on TO o.
talo, the capital OF the Tigre District.
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FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, January 2S.-The Conven-
ton to-day adopted two sections Of the
article on government, etc. They pro
vide for a Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, SECRETARY Of State, Treasurer, SUI
~periufshdent Of Public Works, Superin-
tendent OF Instruction aud Attorney
GeneTals whose terms Of Office shall be
tive but those fret elected are to
enter up0o Meff duties within thirty
days after the acceptance OF the Consti-
tuition by Congress. aud serve two years
from January LIST, 1869.
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FROM ~VICKSBURG.

V~TcKsBURG, January %. Sergean.
Gilbert II. Bates, OF Wisconsin, wbc
made a bet to carry the stars and strire.
from Vicksburg to Washington, without
money and unarmed, started hence to,
day at II a.m. An immense crowd
headed by the Mayor, Common Council
and many prominent citizens, together
with q brass band, accompanied him as
far as the Grant and PembertOn FORTH.
cations, where they bade him farewell,
with many good wishes.
The steamer Indiana, from Louisville
for New Orleans, ran aground yesterday
at Island llO, forty miles above here.
She lies In a %precarious condition, and
her cargo is being thrown overheard.
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no notice can DO tsKen OF anonymous Com
munications. Whatever ls intended fer in
serion in The APPEAL, must be sUthentt-
osted BY the name and address OF the
writer, as 3 guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 20 TIE
APPEAL, Memphis.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and With
all other matters connected with the sditO-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
roRs oFTHK APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule, undertake TO return arti-
cIss not found suitable for publication.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATUD,

JANUARY 25.-In the Senate, Mr.
Eckel wants the Treasurer of the STATE
paid in coin or its equivalent. This is 8
neat way OF whipping the devil around
the stump. We want no such Radica.
fae8ss or fnsnces. What Is good enough
for Inc people is good enough for a Radi,
cal ofice-holder. The bill passed drst
reading.
The following passed the third reading
An act to correct 3 clerical error in tie
charter Of the Tennessee aud Pacific
railroad, reducing the nImber OF shares
from 40. 600 to II, 00O.
An act to refund certain taxes which
have been vrongfllly collected under a
misrepresentation Of the law.
The bill to dispense with the printing
Of private bills was lost.
In the House the following bills were
read Gnd referred
To regulate the publication of legal
notices, and nude of proving pubIical
ton,
TO Increase the State and czunty revel
nue..
To define and protect the rights Of
loyal citizens of this State.
To regulate the collection Of revenue
and for other purposes.
Mr.. MOORE moved TO take up the mo-
lion to reconsider the vote upon House.
bill No. lG4, changing the place Of hold
ing the sessions OF the Supreme Court
for West Tennessee. The motion pre-.
vailed, and the House refused to recon
slider.
The resolution to investigate the af-
fairs and condition of the State Bank of
Tennessee, was referred to Joint special
committee.
The bill creating a Board of Commits
sloners for Madison county, and extend
ing similar provisions to Montgomery.
White and Putnam, passed its third
readiug-60 to 8.
The bill to establish the county Of
Railroad was lost on the second reading.
A bill to repeal the act to restrict the
navigation Of Big Hatchie liver was
lost.
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ARKANSAS.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Large Attendance.
The State for White Men,

Special Dispatch to Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, ARK, January 2S.-Tbs
Democratic State Convention met and
organized yesterday, with e full attend
ance OF prominent men from sI paris of
the State. Brilliant speeches were de.
liyered last night to an enthusiastic audi.
ence at the City Hall, which has been
handsomely decorated with ~evergreens
by the ladies, and was full TO o~verIowinp
with Wings, Democrats, irish and Ger.
mans, all happily blended together for
the advancement OF the while mans
party against negro rule. The Convep.
ton continues in session to-day. Fverv-
thing Is going on harmoniously. Arkap.
sas will not be ruled by negroes.
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John II. Harvey, senior editor and
proprietor of the Louisville Democrat,
died in that city on Sunday morning
He had been suffering for some time
with infiammatory rheumatism.
A Judge In indianapolis has sen.
fenced q coloEed preacher to ten years in
the ~penitentiary, and $4,000 fine, for mar
rying g negro to q white woman
Senior Miguel Taos, of New Orleans.
formerly OF Havana, is in Louisville
looking for suitable buildings and grounds
for the establishment Of the Spanish
pastimes, bull-bsiting and cock. fighting.
-Otway g. Baker, convicted at Omaha
of the murder Of Wolsey d. Higgins,
has confessed, and given information
which led to the recovery of the money
for which the murder was committed.
-~Shaefer, the Parkersburg murderer,
is to be hanged on the 9th of March.
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FNTRAI EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FOR THE DISTRICT OF WEST TEN

The following named gentlemen are hereby
appointed a Central Executive COmmittee FOL
fhe District OF IVES; Tennessee:
SHELLEY CoUSrT.-M. L. L. Stewart, Alfred
l. lacey. Jesse W. Page.
WEAELEr COUSTv-W lillian P. Caldwea.
uTEE COUSTT-Cbarles Gibbs.
GrB-gS CCUSTy-Wiss A. Cooper.
MADISON COUNrv-W. ". Gates.
HARDEMA ~COUSTV.-JuGge Miller.
MCSAIEY COUNTS. Z. Warren,
with fun power 10 spDoint q Congressional
Ezecuu Ommittee for the sh and sh Con-
gresslouaI Districts OF The State with power 10
appoint Ezecuuve Committees for TIE several
counties composing their respective COBgres-
s-1uaI Districts.
BY order OF the State Central Executive Com
m-ites OF the Conservative party for the
state OF Tennessee.
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FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, January 28.-Thirty
thousand bushels Of bulk grain arrived
here yesterday. In consequence of the
large amount OF grain arriving for foreign
shipment freight room is very scarce
Inc convention is still at a stand on
the disfranehisement question. In fba
debate yesterday, the "liep was Dassad
between two delegates.
There Is no apparent prospect OF An
early settlement Of this question,
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FROM CITARLEsTOy.

CHARLESTON, January 28.-The Con.
SSen1lo9 wac chiefly occupied to day ia
ms Dcussing me tax bill TO supply funds to
~ sne EXPENSES of the Convention,
AN ordinance WAS adoDted 6vi,o tho
per diem of the members AT S11 wSSh on
cents mileage. win -
payment Is to be made in tha
state currency, known as It hills tena;oa
discount. "oHVy per cent.
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GEORGIA CONVENTION.

AILASTAi GA, January 28.-Ip the
D~ohFeGllon to-day the relief ordinance
was debated and reeommitted.
general order issued to. day removos
N; =. Barnett Secretary of state ser
refusing to acknowledge the apfLoriiy "a
meade, n the army officer detailed ne
otISe comptroller will act as Secretary
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NEW ADVERTTsEmE'TS

TOR SALE-A COUNTER SUITABLE FOR
I a Cigar, Fruit or News stand. Apply at
this ONCE. fan.9
nor RENT-A HOUSE CONTAINING 3
Il rooms, a front and side porch, In q des1ra-
be neighborhood on the corner Of Poplar and
at l5S Adams street.
IauZg IWn MARTIN DsTY
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 2s.-Raaol,tion,
We're introduced by the Democroto 9 utlols
kansas Legislature yesterday. al Ia
over, ~instructing the Kansas Conoraan
men 70 vote against the D.strict ~ -
lumbiR Negro Suffrage hin Vi 20
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WEATHER AND RTypus

CINCINNATI, January 2s.-Ths rIvsr Il
statisnsry, with nineteen feet ten Incbaa
Ia the channel. Thermometer %
LoUIsvIILEf January 2s.-Tbe r,voy
IS on q stand, with seven feet Eve Inches
IN the canal. The weather is eIeaT'
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T-ELEGRAPHIU MARKETs

HAVANA, January est is reported
that Capt. Gen. LerusGndi has ordered
Santa Anna to leave the island.
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MUSICAL.
PIAE0s. nRGiyS HRInnrn,a

a Nd other MaSical instruments. Tuned and
n REPAIRED IN q superior snd work manhks
IaannsTr Dy HENRY e. HOLLENBERG. Prac-
Iicat PIANO aud Srgan maker. Orders len Al
NO - SScoud street, or g. r. Il Cfark17 lew
cry store, VIII De promptly attended 10. Re-
commented BY PROS. Jacob Mile. sabat.kw
Shlde. Wfukler and Whitman. Co..
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DlGLEY, MELLERSH & Co, VIII have the
ID largest cargo Of WOOD ever received
from one barge, at The FOOT OF MARKET
TO-DAY. All Ash and Hickory. Look toyour
interest, If you want good fires" Wood No. l,
and square CORDS given. Z rdeTs received cor
ner Court and Nam. GEORGE BAXEEE win
MI 8 ali orders" at Postal & Co. s office.
Ln--n
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FROM %PITTsRURG.
FROm HAVANA.

PTTTsBURG, January 28.-The Demo
Gratis carried the municipal election yes
terday by a majority Of 500.
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OFFICE METROPOLITAN Police oN'Rs.)
MENPHI=, January %, 1865.
The new dray numbers for the forty-hrst cor.
porate year. are new ready for issue al the ofics
OF the Tax Collector on Privileges. Every dray,
cart, or wagon subject TO license will be re-
quired TO have the new numbers on or before
February fret. A. P. BURDITT,
ja23St Acting Sup't Metropolitan PoIics.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 2s.-The block
known as tire Burch Buildings. on T.ska
street was burned this evening. Less
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Notice to Shippers.

IT having become quits common for samplers
4 70 cut or one band from the bales or cotton
70 facilitate the sampllng OF sane, and thereby
causing us t. ia nish more than We agree 10
do therefore this Is to give dus notice, that on
and after this date We Will charge twenty cents
for each and every band thus absiraeted, aud
the report of our Sampling Clerk shall be The
evidence OF same. J MERRITT, President.
WALDAAH a Gill.
January ~, 1870. lanQ0
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% F.
e A ESTATE.
OF

pursuance 81 a decree OF the Circuit Court
L OF Chicot COusty, IN the State OF Arkansas,
In tnanceFy SIT ng. rendered at the December
Term thereof. A. d. 1867, in a certain cause
thereln pending, wherein the creditors OF Ju-
MUS /" Craig, DIT -ased, were compliments
ana Emma }. Wright and others were Defend
anls, the undersigned, johnson Chapman, as
7 ee Yer OF The estate OF said Juuius W, de-
ceased, duly appointed as huch by said decree.
WI! proceed 10 offer for sale at Pablo auction
70 me inquest oldueT, Tor cash IN hand, al the
times ana places hereinafter mentioned. an OF
lne real estat belonging to the esta e OF ss ia
JuGlus W deceased, lying and beiaR in Inc
state aforesaid that is 10 say, at the mont dsoT
OF the Courthouse Of said County OF Chicot. in
the Town OF Lake Village,
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Notice.
dCOmipg D0pn the River >,

On the nth instant the copartnership of s
~ HinSon and 5 a. smith was dissolved By
mutual consent. HLNSON SMITH.
Dentists.
Nfemphi January =. 1855. fsDggIt
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SCHOOL OF TIE HOLY Gao s.

MRS. KETCHUM, Principal,
MO lO5 THIRD STREET. THE FASTER
~ Session VIII open on MONDAY, February
3, 1863. Freschi Latin aEd Pencil Drawing,
without extra charge. ian2g W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-29

MRS. Z. WATSON, MONTHLY AMI GFN-
VI srai Nurse for ihe sick, may Be found a.
sIe2dman and ]. r.. Allen, AZ. b. ~ sieo'
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PROFESSION '. PRACTICE.

AG4AH
The political notices which bav,
heretof0re appeared ia the AUaIonch,
have not beer 4" paid for" and they will
not be " psid for" ia the future. We de.
rive our support from the great Conserv-
ative-DsmOcTatic heart OF the South. and
Il Is our duty and our pleasure 10 publish
" political notices" without being "paid
ior." Friends, send in your political
notices " Of public naeefiBes. for uubljc
IaeednSs-anyihing havfag for its object
h defeat Of RaaiaAlism and the Ell
umpn Of equality, Justice, liberty. and
they VIII find a Conspicuous place IN The
Agatanche, which ehafaes nothing for
dolrg It's duty TO its parfy, ilssuppoTters
and-4ts prihei2spaEaache or ,Jaa-.
OFFICE OF II MEMPHIS AvA1arrr-
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January =, 1854
Mr.. Geo. W. Graham TO
II G. Galloway d Co. DR..
For advertising 81 N
tstxrH MABD- conservative citizens rssL-
dent 10 the sixth Ward, are hereby equesfes 4
and uFged % assemble az the MaldraD bloch {
store rom MOI 70 on Thursday sight, JanusrV
delegates 10 Represent said wsrd Ia The touDfS
10 BE- held on The lith OF FebraaTy.
REsfDENr
tPaidl LOCKE.
For the above notice the APPEAL
,harged one dollar, and afterwards. Is
from the above account. the
iUaIdnche charged one dollar and
wenty cepts-which wss paid by the
.PPEAL,
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SRerjf's SnIe.
Saturday, 8.h Day of Febrpsry. tss0

J. 81. Murray ct al Adm'rs Of Wray. deceased
vs. Fendai Carpenter.
NbEh ana BY virtue Of an execution to me
CUHTtiD above cause, l viii, on
Saturday, Sih Day Of February, 1855.
Between the hours prescribed by law, odgr and
sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash. ia nom ~
me Courthoase door, Memphis, Shelby county-
Iennessee, the following DESCRIBED personal
properly, levied on by virtue Of said execution.
pentor, 10 satisfy said above mentioned exscu-
ION; OneCARRIAGE aud one U SIT
VI hAhNESS, Z. 81. WINTERS.
Sheriff Shelby county.
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AGENTS.

3. .. Raspberry general agent for ArKaDhSA
ohm Il. HeardOn, Little Rock, Ark.
ThrusIOn, Van Buren,, ARK.
Head Fletcher, Pine Bluni Ark.
Jno. r. EaEiz, Washington, Ark.
Rev. a. Il. winfield, Camden, Ark.
G. Joy, Bolivar, Tehn.
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! -. S'5 - ses gs-Hn9l

Ar1 40 nj
n Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day Of Janl
AID. 1868. WILLIAM Y. -
Air.. Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Main street, Wal
Gov. -
DON Case No, q.
Chief In the District Court n the limited state,
in the the District Of West Tennessee. In the
.apersl ter OF 5. D.. Trueheart, arkTupt. in b
ruptcy, District OF West Iennes ee-ss.
To whom 10 may concern:
al and appoinfment as sss sI OF d. y; Trge Z
had no OF Germantown, in the County Of Shelby
Use % sac o. 5ennessGe F5lhln said pstT e.,
uetls- petition, by she District Court OF said Dist
Of col Memphis, Tenn the l7th day Of Janua,!
Mary 1. T. :, ~ Iva y. CiRoDs
sues ~ Block. jatS law
lment, [
nd re- case no. 7.
I heir In the District Court Of the United State
the District OF West Tennessee. In the !
ts ter drank G~nderwoCd, Bankru pt
PUBLIC SXEE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
GRAM OPERA.

Lessee and Manager-----W @. THOMPSON
Stage ManaRer----..SHIRLEY Il. FRANCE
Treasures. u. SIEINKUHL
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v edBesday Evening", Jan. 2S.-FAUST,
FACSTt-AaTie Fredsrici, in her great part
role as Faust; Jos. Weinlich, IN his
great character OF M~ephisLOpheles, supported
by the company.
General admission, 81 extra for reserved seats,
80 cents family circle, 60 cents; gallery, Gc.s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-20

A Comprehend exchange heads luga.
broHa Political article with tho inquiry
"Whilher arc we drltingf
Vol, air, We are slowly drifting out Of
the difficulties In which tho nation became
involved by Democratic rebellion, which
IL took four yeafe ef war ~ ieprent, and
II tho Democratic party had disappeared
with tho civil war II iomeniod, we should
have drilled In tho right direction musll
faster,
We are drifting tho lately rsyollsd
Democratic States back 10 their proper
place In tho Union, but bringing them IN
purified and purged Of tho reasonable
Democracy which drove them TO the yergs
Of ruin,
We have drilled great many rebels
aad rebel sympathlEeFs out Of oihce, aud
propose 10 continue the drifting process
with them until all are disposed Of, Hay.
Ing destroyed slavery, We are drifting the
abominabe laws to which II gave birth
Into the sea Of oblivion.
We arc drifting tho Government back
10 tho moorings provided for ID by the
Fathers. aud establishing within II the
reIgn Of justice, humanity and equal
rights.
We arc drifting out the old Democratic
doctrines OF notification aud secession,
and divers other demoralslng principles
which have distinguished the intoleran
and despotic Democracy.
The drifting Ia Ia the right direction
II Journal.