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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-13
PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING
WHE CHIEF ARGUMENT AD-


duced by the friends Of Plastic Slate in
proof Of its superiority over all inventions OF
ike character, is the important and iDeontro-
vertible fact that the two elements OF which II
is COMPOSED possess characteristics Of athnlty
combined IN no other roofing material hereto
fore or at present in use. Coal tar IS found 70
be the viscous element alike Of coal and slate,
and II was discOvered-not invented-that oy
the combination Of tar and slate composition
was obtained possessing the plisblhty and elas-
ticity OF the former, with the snildlty and IN
desrructibility Of the latter, and sclentlhc IN
vestigation. as well rs our own experience.
fHiIv establishes the fact that its exposure to
heat and cold-wet and dry-serves only 10 re-
construct the two elements into their original
cOndition-sOLID SLATE.
Below please find testimonials from gentle
men well known in this community. as men Of
cando- and good Judgment
WARREN. March II, 1868.
This certiies that have Plastic Slate Roof,
which was put on in the fall of 1866. and take
pleasure in saying that It has given perfect sat
isfaction. 1t has passed two winters without
showing any effects Of frost, does not crack. and
as far as l am able 70 judge. primeses dUrabili-
IT,. l have also used the cement in stopping
leaks IN my TIN roof with good success
L. J. IDDINGS.
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w PORTER. v. ?. PoRTZR-
w.N &w. T. PORTER,
nsslsr IN School and Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tionery, Wall Papers, Periodicals, pamphlets
and Magazines, at the New York Book store,
Main Street, Warren. Ohio
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nR A. G. MTNOE.
n GARDTNER,

Physician and Surgeon, Office over middle room
Of Mason Block, Niles, Ohio.
Oct l6. lS67.tf.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
. s.CLARK, M d.

Published every Wednesday morning. in En-
pire Block. Market St. Warren. VIZ. RITEzEL,
Editor and Proprietor.
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mC.&D.W. ROODMORTH,

son5s DRUG Store, Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
Once hours from 8 to 9, a. n, and from 70
y m (Feb q. 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-13

Late of Pennington. tenders his professional
Services 10 the people Of Warren and vicinity,
Once front room. over Park a CheEs Store
Stiles block. Hours, from 10 to u. a. m. and
stnut Sts.
Nor 81 1S67-ly$
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
rAIRs ~ Z

AS evidences Of theinereased attention
to the business sfaIrs OF life, and the
psseeful Intentions OF cur people, We
may cite tie number Of agricultural
and horticultural fairs occurring and to
occur this season IN various parts Of the
Sate. We remember two or three in
Esst Tennessee, and read in the Nash.
vile papers of that OF Summer county,
now in progress az Galistio, and of The
fair Of the Slate horticultural Society,
ii~t closed at Nashville. Ia addition 10
'oese, we hear that the peopleof Ruthel-
ford county are preparing for q fair To b.
h-ld at MurfreesoorO October IS b, for
which they have expende4 $l4 600 on i'm
proving the grounds and the construc-
lion of a suitable ampbfthester. Ard
ali this money aud effort is for the first
agricultural far yer held in that county
I, the editors II Rsd.eal papers 20 fond
of looking lnto and iylng about our
4 iss wou q only tell the world that
~pstron'zss them about such eff ,rts as
these, our working msn would find less
dimrul y 10 finding st the North the
necessary csaital t. carry 90 their bust
Dess, and the people Of that section o,
the country would learn to regard us as
Christian and intelligent communities.
instead Of swsggeriDg DULLES ever think
ing of cruellies when not practising
murder,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 25.-AdvIces r.
ceivea this afternoon from spain iudi
cate that the Rebels ars especially strong
90 the seR0OaTd CF north coast. They
bod possession Of the fortified sep r.
& was Of OoruuDa, Pontsvedo and Vgl.
al the mguth f he Tombere river, IL
thu province OF ClTuuna.
Two rtgimeut- of royal troops, who
were sent from Madrid % put down the
insurrection at Csdiz, are reported 60
have rev0lted on the road, aud gone over
to the rebel ranks.
Rev. Henry Milman, dean OF st. PauI's
Chufch, died to-day, sgsd sixty-srvsn
Is Is reported that Madrid is qaiet, but
only wars the signSl fer rebellion, aa,i
that tns Q Ieen hss s5dicated in favor o.
her son PuGcs Asturias.
Lady Ceeelia won the first race at New
Market yesterday, Devon the tesUnd,
HinnePs S steF the third, Martinique
the Ourih aud BrOwB FHlsy the Gth.
Tne TINES tbiS 0orti"g uas ~ 81 icle
on b de-g+s Of the United S ates On
Mexico. IJssys: " We woHtd spproys
OF tne abs rUtfva-Of mat ~1untrYlmo Tue
American U4ton IL we cJuid Be assured
Of ~ tuiuss, vz: The future peace #
Mexico a t05 pay meat OF TIE debt.H
Tue case of Sarah R4ynel S.9sFsOp.
better known ~ Madame Rachael. for a
conspiracy TO defFsud Mrs Msfy Tuek-r
b srradze ofs large sue OF money, has
0eeu dstsrmioed Th4 JuJgs ssnt-nced
Madame Rachael "a i've Years impFison-
meut at hStd-labor.
PARIS; September % Official dis
psicues rom e Pspat sutao-iiies give
an aeeou0t OF on ARRAY At 8 "a Lsander
The report is that zit=F a shsrD 1ght the
rebels were wors cd aud took renigs on
their feet ia ths harbor.
Inc news frOm Span IL naeagsr, The
omcisl reporissGsle L3at the De 80 il fzv-
orabie 70 the grveTHmeut. The Zone
Tor hss invited PnLee NapeieOn 10 Paris
60 cOnsult on 5Danisb affairs.
Fks AoR5tet- ass the following from
Catalina, SPAN A 5attie between the
Z yal army, under POrna, add the in
.sufgeOts, under GsTraos, IL mouentsFily
.ezIscsedi ss 81 last accounts the hostile
forces we're hearing each other"
JsHes Salmsncs was sent to Queen
Isabella by Gen. Cansbu, praying that
the young primes, Astur1zs, might 90 to
the Gas it0l EGd sssuDa the government
OF the ration. Toe @ ieen refused, and
re-uroed s reply thss toe prince snCu!d
not Fuls { people Composed OF robbers
AAa Er-u1etl9s
BERNE, September ga request to
seDd representatives to the Peace Con-
gress Dol to assemble here, will be for
wsTdeG to the United States Govern
ment, as well IS TO the European ns-
tious.
VIENNA, September 26.-The Ds5ats
states that tbs Romans tgUk no steps 10
prevent the recent disturbances In Bel
gravia.
The Sublime Porte has protested to the
great European powers, and will make
every effort TO preserve the empire.
John Hsy, the American Charge de
Ah4ires, had SO intervieE with the EN-
peror yesterday.
Count AndFosey, President Of the Hun
garian Ministry has resigned.
7 PETERSBURG, September %
There was muen excitement mere on the
announcement of the Total wreck Of the
Russian steamer Alexander Mswski. Of
The Grand Duke Alexis vas
Ca board. IL is expected that al hands
viii De ssved,
Dispatches have been received an
EoGnolng tue safety Of the Grand Duke
Alexis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
NEW YORK.

New YORK, September GA suit has
been instituted ia the New York District
Court for the Southern District of New
York by Messrs. Cushings, of Newbu7y-
port, Mass, against Mr. John Laird, Jr.,
OF Berkenhesd, England, for a loss sus-
tanned by them by the burning of their
ship Sonora, in the Straits OF Malacca,
in December, 1853, by the Alabama,
which the libelsnts say was built and
fitted out, in direct violation Of the laws
Of Great Britain, by Mr.. Laird. An at
tacbment has been issued against some
funds owned by Mr.. Laird, and supposed
10 be deposited in the United States Sub
Treasury in this city.
10 the case of the United States against
COMMISSIONS Rollins, the principal evil
dencs Yves that OF Mr.. Anderson relative
to the seizure Of a distillery IN Brooklyn,
and TO show that one Of the defendants
ia the case had released the distillsry in
question on the payment Of q eousideFs-
lion. The examination on this point
wss Ohieet-i to, but after e long discus
sion it Was allowed. The examination
vas not proceeded with, and the court
adjourned til Monday.
Mr.. Buckley Is still in the city, and is
jrst as ssDguine as eve that the prose-
cutioD which he has begun against one
II he most gigantic frauds OF the nine
tenth century will result In the COM
piete overthrow of the whisky ring, ard
punishment c: many of its most prOmi-
neDt memO5rs.
The weather has changed from warm
this morning TO chilly, with an easterly
rata, which prevails this evening
Police officers, McCrsiy and Shehon,
weis to-day held IN 1900 balls for trial,
on 9 charge OF beating = citizen for refGs-
ing to pay them BLACK nsil.
The Water street prayer meetings to-
day we're we'll attended. One Of the ex
hOFtsrs at Aliens proposed that prayer
meetings SHOULD be opened ia Fifth Ave
nus, "a there were more wicked persons
there than in Water street. A man
now psfam5uiates Water street with 3
sign containing the words, Prepare TO
meet thy God, the time is shortr
There were asa deaths during the
week.
The National Lsbnr Congress o-day
voted a salary 70 its President. The res
Psiatixe to emigration vas ex
planned as not being aimed against emf
grafton, but the AID Society, which is 5
monopoly, practically introducing white
slavery Into the country. Miss Cady
SloutuE msfe 5 speech fsvOring emigrs-
ton. The President made 5 ysiedictory
address, expressing the hope thst the
National L Dor Party viii elects Presi-
cent OF tue United States and carry con-
sternstioh into Wall street. The Con-
grs,s then adjourned sine dfe.
Ms. 4. Lincoln leaves here on the
o. o sober for Liverpool.
Toe Rollins Nj CullOugh conspiracy
case was continued to day, by the exam |
of witnesses, but nothing impor-
ant was ELECTED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
WAsHENGTON

WASHINGTON, September 26arThe
delegation of the Alsbsma Legislature
having neglected to bring an suthenti-
Gated copy of the resolution undsr which
they sre setting, will await its arrival by
mail, before visiting the President. Gov.
smith ls with tbed delegation by request
OF the Legislature to ad wise and support
them. He has no official functions to
perform here 10 connection with the ap-
plication for troops. He is OF the Opiu-
ion that the action OF the Legislature,
though unususlin form, meets he re
qGirements of the Consultation In the
matter OF securing Federal aid, though
he does not freely sympAthizs with the
Legislature in its cali for additional
troops. and expresses confidence in his
own ability to maintain the peace Of the
state. He says that the people desire
peace, and that he has the assurance of
men VI both parties of support in his ef-
forts. There II some disorder on the line
of Tenuessee and north OF Mobiie, but
else 9 throughout the State there are
no Indications of disturbance, and DO
deposition to resist toe Laws, nor has any
officer regularly installed been Resisted
it the performances Of bis duties. pse
Governor is apprehensiVe that during
toe excitement OF the coming election
imprudent parties may commit acts
which ~i1 lead 10 6 serious disturbance
uuless restrained by some assurances from
the President that they will be put down
by Federal ~SuthOrity. beyond this as
suranee Gov. Smith is inclined to think
that no interference Is necessary 1T pres
ent. ila- goo
Attorney Convention, In support Of the
appeal Of the Surratt case, holds that ne
statute Of limitation, Gs : defense was
not before tho court Ia the pleadihgs, and
consequently the prosecution was not
)Dnd by the statute. He also elainas
that statute does not extend to per
soDs e 'eing from ~Istice, and that the
prosecution should nave had sn opportu.
nity OF proving that SurTatt wss not ex-
cepted from the operations Of the statute,
because he was 9 person feeling from jus
tice. A new Indictment viii be submit
tee - the grand jury.
A delegation from Alabama, headed
6y Governor Smith, TO request the Pres
ident 70 send troops TO tbaI State TO pre-
serve order, arrived last evening.
1t Is said that the subject OF Indian DIFF
ficulties 10 the West Was considered 10
the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, SEPTEMBER 25.-Iu
the Oregon Legislature, the H0use has
passed a bill repesling the law requiring
an Osth OF allegiance to q taken by
those drawing money from the State
Treasury.
Honolulu a6viees to September 9Th,
state that tho reported sinking of the
eastern shore of Hawaii is confirmed,
and the same occurrence was observed
stPort HAo. The subsistence at Hawaii
Ia some places was from three to four
fset, and ia others from six to eight feet.
A. Hilo the greatest ~snbsidence noted
was eight inches. In Hilo, Para and
Kan, from one to five earthquakes occur
daily. There is considerable smoke rising
from Kilswon, bat little fire, however, is
visible. At Hilo, on August l4th and
18th, the sea rose and fell from three to
four feet every ten minutes.
The American Minister had published
an official notice warning American ship
owners and masters from participating
In the Coolie trade between the Sand
Tich Islands and other ports.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

The New York Nation, a Radical pa.
per Of rather respectable character,
though bitterly hostile to cur interests,
ia sn article of the Financial and Com
Dlercid3 Chronicle, published Ia the came
city, suggests the approach Of q panic Ia
trade, in consequence OF what it be-
lieved would be realized IS a crop Of cot
ton for this year-from 2,50O,O 0 to
10000 600 bales. We hope it will make
haste to assure Its friends that the con-
trary Is the case, and ask the Chronicle
to repeat what is now a settled convic-
ton with US Of the South, that The crop
VIII not more than reach one.half the
last quoted figures, if it foots up any,
thing w a nj ion bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
REVIVAL OF ruE sLAvETR TRADE.

Col. JOHN FORSYTH, Of the Mobile
Register, has for some time past been
engaged in ferreting out the facts Of the
trade in negroes, established in 1865 be
tween Mobile and the island Of Cuhs
BE bas 50 far progressed as to be able to
prove, through noted Radicals, that the
present Radical Speaker of the Senate If
Alabama was the head OF the band who
kidnapped and run the negroes TO Cubs.
IL colored man named Lewis Hsndsr-
son, In q letter TO the Register OF the 20th
inst, ~substsntiRtes all that Mr. T RsYTa
relates, and says that Mr.. GRIFFIN, cd,
tor Of the Radical organ Of MOBILE, "a
"party TO tbs crime, has kept it dark un
It'll nov, and now says send q lawyer u
"him snd he will tell all about il. Hr
7" cont, sses that the deed was done. ana
that Mr.. HARRINeToN, Speaker Of The
"Senate, was one OF the party"
The Radicals OF AlsbAma are great,
stirred sp about this mstter, and already
the negroes are so exercised they
are making preparations to force an in
v~esligstiOn that will prove most conolu-
sively that ths Southern allies OF IN.
New York Tribune and Cincinnati Com
meretdt are thieves, "msu steslers.n
worse than any ever denounced by q
WILBERFoRCE or GREELEY TRe rsa
der will 6sd 3 narrative II the trausac
ton on the first page Of this issue. Il
shows up the hrst efforts at stealing Of
be csrPet'ssgstFs Of Mobile,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
By Telegraph.
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, September 26-The Mu-
nioipgl election to-day passed o~ffquietly
a. Alden, the present incumbent, wss
reelected by $50 majority. Ali of the
Aldermen, except one, and all OF the
Councilman. kept tgo, are supporters
Of Alden. T%Inrnbury secured buC one
Ward-ths FIFTH. Both OF the csndi-
dates are Republicans and supporters of
Grant aud 9 lfax. The Democrats and
Conservatives united on Tbnrnbu'y
The Press oHd TEmss, tbs lssding Rid :
csl organ, also supports hiu. IS sell as q
large portion OF the DeEro VOTERS DHring
rhe afternoon the street in front Of the
Fourth Ward p lis was ps;rolied by s
company Of the IS h regulars.
All RAlns, a negro, ~ss stabbed end
nlGrtaEty Wounded, IN the Sixth Ward
TO tag. No other difficulty Is reported.
. ,e of the nFgrnes shot lest night is
Cesd, and another csnUot viz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

Gen. PRIM and HE CO patriots, SO far
"a Re are advised by telegraph, have
achieved solid victories over the army OF
the Queen. Iudeed, some accounts aver
this to be an easy job, since the army,
AS well as the people, are rips Tor q change
that cannot but better the impoverished
state of things to which the whims OF s
bad and wIlldl womsn and frequent
changes and revolutions have reduced
their country. A column OF the insur
gents are expected shortly st the gates of
the capital, where the people are pre-
pared to receive them with open arms.
II successful, the revolutionists propose to
appeal 10 the nation aud call q constituent
assembly. The Provisional Government
located at Cadiz has up to this time been
animated by great good sense and regard
for the lives and property Of all nom
CONTESTANTS, and its members are san
guine Of success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

GIRARDIN, q distinguished Frsnch
writer, discussing the present condition
of Europe, asks these questions: When
was 2 great military psace establishment
foupd to be consistent with liberty ?
Where did ths two sveE exist together ?
Never; no where; in Europs or AgreFi-
CO, It is only the plotters for military
despotlsm ard an organized partisan
militia who desire, like Brownlow, to
pe~rpeEuate the present state OF things In
this State and in the Union, who clamor
for the %sustenauce OF az expensive and
cormorant military establishment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
FUNERAL HOTTCE.

EoRYELL-The nisnds snd sgqu aintances
Of Thomas E. 4 Virginia Z. Eoryen sre re-
specially invited to attend the nel al OF their
son, WIN. JoSps, from the residence OF Ms. De.
Jones, on New Raleigh road, this Sunday alter
noon, 1t ? O'Clock. Carriages In attendance.
MALoNE-The friends snd acquaintance OF
Capt. George MaIone are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of his son, GEosGs G.,
rom the residence OF George W. CARR, on
Second street. Chelsea, this Sunday mslning,
at 9 O'Clock. Service By Rev. DR.. Burns. Car
riazes stJ.O Hoist q Co.'S, So.S 0 Main street.
TALBERT-The friends ard acqusintsnces
OF John r. ana II. Lou rslbert are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral OF their son,
HELLARY, from their residence, on Tate street,
east OF Orleans, this Sunday afternoon, at :
O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

THE Mobile zri6usle says Some OF our
exchanges have protested against the
T16une's indulgence 10 ~lsndaIions CT the
Lost Cause" ss calculated to work in
Jury to the interests of the South and
the Democratic party, ThsIr structures
are founded ca s paragraph, widely
copied as coming from the Mobile gFi-
5uae, INDUCING in dreams OF the Eesur-
rectioB Of the "Cenfederste fag,n etc.
The Tribune pronounoss the paragraph e
forgery, and requests ils Democratic con
frere8 everywhere 20 bFand it ss sHoh,
and any Of liks nature that may be at
triauted to that paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

WILKES, Of the SPIRIT Of the Times.
does net like either the politics or the
personal habits of Mr.. SEYMOUR. In bis
psper he says, to the advantage Of that
gentleman, that Governor SEYMOUR is
"a cyli blue, puFriag ~churehmsn, who
Is one OF tho orators of the Episcopal
Synod, and who probably never drank a
glass Of generous wine In his life" %
the other hsad, General GRANTjust suit
hin, who, he ssys, "drink, smoke, talk
horse aud fght With equal facility; ana
who don't mind a round oath when the
battle is on,D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
Ron. EMERSON ErHERID0x.

This gentleman, az per announcement
made In yesterdays APPEAL, will ad-
dress the Democracy Of Memphis, at
Grsenlaw's Opera House, tomorrow
night. We hope the Clubs viii all turn
out, and Ia t0rch-light procession march
to the Hall. Mr.. ETHERIDGB, one Of
the stsndsrd-bssrers for the State At
large, is a speaker of rare eloquence and
ability, and Will doubtless interest and
enchsin his audience. We bespeak for
him q large turn out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
LEGIsTaAsION.

Il Is al important shat those of our
people who are not, should be registered
IS soon as possible, before the day Of
election. We are glad 20 notice that the
attention of ths Democracy was called
10 this matter last night by the Central
Club, and We hope the Executive Com
nlittee Of the county, and Of the several
clubs, VIII take prompt steps Tor the reg
istration Of all those entitled under the
Law to the privilege. We want all the
votes we can get. Hurry up the regis-
tration, gentlemen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
Y

CINCINNATI, September 28. - The
meeting st the Buckeye Course has been
postponed until Monday on account OF
the weather.
A disturbance oecurret Ia front Of the
Enquirer office last night between the
Democrats and Republicans while s pro.
cession of the latter was passing. Two
men named Bishop and Courtney werS
injured. This matter looked serious al
one time. b t peace was restored by the
police.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
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Bass Mccall az 80 %
GENER1LRrLEs AND REGULATIONS.
1 All pre- aIn4W III be paid in ea.h.
2 Az premiums not called Nr uissin ten
70 The Sccisty
8 No premium vii be awarded when here
Is Eoc onpeutlOn. o1t & eerli neste q merit nay
be given II the animal or srlieie is deemed
WORTH
s. Al enTiei nus B, made pror 20 the DAY
Of exhibition Of ms sane.
5 articles U1tc1 arc me rrOdrcts OF the SOL,
must re entered IN The name Of the uTJcucer.
g. An emit , Zee OF ten per e. c o. 81 prsnf-
ums q ten oolLars and up EsTds vii beelsrged.
All hers ire
Z. Al article must Be uzFzsd with eardA
Disgusting number ana oi4s
J. 10 Persou VIII e= all wsG "A the Tiag who
Q The gate phttEeatsr VIII 55 closed
In ten minutes fer ths call ~ t5e Il .rsasI for
ssch class OF sto- K
10. Exhibitors Of thoroughbred animal vii
% reqoirsd 20 farGhh Pseis ss vi en- the en-
IL The so IA ZION vilBos b. re.ros 81 so-
tnu sale krepl7g OF an.m~is o. alrtcaeE. lUE vii
exsrci-s grea. car 70 pnsssr.e han
T. Supsrnte del all b = q iisod "a saEs
ehaI e Of az animals aad a Eo . "a b StB~t
pr per place.
81 he Awarding Committees. in al esssz.
vii be chosen AZ In Ia 9, AID {. ey Vii - To-
quired g rep II Ia writing
IA a b a ITO Ntl Ind este Premfum
and q rsd rib o. ire &c. tl1ca (. be later -
bOii. 2 the second hes
- zoe Of The vi e-ereSi'eqrE, or o g 0 The
Executive Commit -es, sbH alt-Bd @ch
AL rdtDg 70 UuiLt5e fs Y eEieE tle life eat
Ella ses o. = OK or ar cies and Ea- eOs.uli tee
snail make thar rep 70 70 suoa us c..
ID Uh0srs Il the -Ocl-Ey, - b bi y ; and az
other atts dautS. except Hs-u 3 rs 5TIhz p.sss,
VII os requi ed % p y tasir g. s-fess.
T. No gambling, drunken e. Or Ofner i'm
morzlity VIII BE- al wed, am ne : at o.
der and decoTum viii be n.oresS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, September ga
woman was burned to death Ia Lee. yes
friday, in ashanty where she live alone,
BosToS. September 20 Delegates to
the Republican Cow ntion who are
favorable TO the Nomination of Ben
Bull r have been chosen in Salem and
KsEhcFVpOrt.
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NEW ORLEANS. S-ps-Taber 2e.-Gav.
Wsin.H.h today vssaeO theCivliR ghts
Bill. r 8 n"sasge hes RAISED e storm oil
deDupuIsti0u from the negroes. Tbs COZ
ored members of the Legislature occu-
pied The session to-day until the az 5usu-
meat in d~snOuuclug WsrmOath's iugrst-
! uds TO the BFgroes. saying hist this
day parts Monmouth from the Radical
Marty.