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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-18

Mr.. JOHN HATCHER, so well known
TO the press of the South ard Southwest,
under the soubrigaet Of " GEORGE
WASHINGTON Bricks" has with
Mr.. w. II. PERRIN, late Of the
Louisville Journal, purchased the Louis
isville Democrat, which it is their inten-
ton 10 make q live newspaper after the
most modern pattern. If there is 8 man
in the West or Southwest, equal TO the
labor Of managing such q concern, that
nsa is JOHN E. HATCHER, whose expe-
rieuce Is ss varied and knowledge as am
pie, as that Of any member of the press in
the country. Skillful, tasteful and
thorough, we shall be much disappointed
if Mr.. HATCHER, as managing Editor Of
the Democrat, discs not make q credita-
ole rival Of the Courier Journal.
Mr.. JOHN w. OBERLY, late Editor Of
the Cairo Democrat, has, we learn, in
conjunction with some gentlemen CT
CslrO, made arrangements whereby he
viii shortly be in business sgsin and at
work for the party that owes to him, in
great part, so much Of success as has at
tended the Democracy of Egypts Capt.
tai. We await with Impotence the an
nouDcement OF his new enterprise. II
ought TO prove successful in his hands,
especially as he commences with the
prestige Of former successes, and his OLD
friends Of the Democracy Of all Egypt to
hack him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-18
POWER.

The Radicals are justin discussing the
propriety Of repeating their u%nconstitu-
tional Limitation OF the authority Of the
President. Il is well Known that these
laws we're enacted for the special pur-
pose Of restraining Mr.. JOHNSON, and
preventing his Official interference with
the Reconstruction measures of Con-
gress. Now that bis time mss nearly
expired, and that he is about to give
way to Gen. GRANT, many OF the more
conservative of the dominant party are
anxious to restore the full dignity OF the
Presidential Office. Others-RmOng the
more Radical OF the party-sre opposed
to the repeal OF these laws, and advocate
a permanent controlling influence over
the Executive. They sre not sure OF
GRANT. The good words spoken of him
and those written by Democratic jour
naIists, have excited q suspicion Of pos
sibility that GRANT may Tylerizs the
party By selecting moderate Democrats
and Conservative Republicans to Nil the
offices and assist him in the administra-
ton of the Government. They begin to
construe his silence as ~portentous to their
claims, and are unwilling wholly TO trust
him. They would reserve their power,
and therefore refuse to aeeede to
the general wish, that in the per-
son of Gen. GRANT the dignity and pre-
negatives of the Presidential office may
be united. The Democrats in Congress,
and many Of the leaders out Of 1t, to-
gether with the leading and influential
journals, have united in the expression
Of a purpose to introduce q bill for the
repeal of the obnoxious and mischievOus
laws, and to restore the full powers and
authority OF the President and the Qttd
auacs about Washington are Of opinion
that rather than permit themselves to be
outdone By their opponents the COuserv-
alive Republicans will introduce q bill
looking to that end.
Any way, so that it is done. But
would it not be a graceful compliment
and one Of which he is worthy, were
Congress to repeal those laws while Pres
ident JOHNSON is yet Ia Office, and thus
pave the way for a full and complete res
toration OF the entente cOrdiG5s which
should exist between two great parties
determined only upon the public good.
Such an act would not only be we'll
timed, but be accepted as indicative OF E
determination on the part Of the Rspub-
licAns to meet the Democracy half way
in their labors for Pc .ce and good viii.
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FOREIGN.

BERLIN, November BARON Won
Dereheidt, Minister Of Finance, has Of
fieially informed the Chamber that
Count Bismarck will resume bis seat IN
that body sometime in December.
NAPLES. November T-VesuviUs il
ia "A terrible state OF eFuption.
LONDON, Nov. II B ring Brother
yesterday drew e COO, COO rom the Bar (
of England, fer the Russian Govern
ment. Il is said That this was on Amer
lean account, and that the money was
in part payment for Alaska.
Riots have occurred at Birmingham,
and some shops have been sacked, and
at last accounts the police and mob were
fighting.
The election in Belfast has been post.
poned in consequence VI riots, ana troops
sccupy the town.
Rev. John Jackson, D. D, Bishop OF
Lincoln, has been promoted to Secretary
of London, and Arehdeseon Wadsworth
has been appointed to succeed him rs
Bishop Of Lincoln.
The Parliamentary elections which
were continued TO day have been favored
SO far with good weather. So far SIS il
yet known the Liberals have elected 147
members gain Of 80, while the Con-
ssFvstives have secured Ca gain of s..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-18
HING

WASHINGTON, November 17.-It is
believed hat the Attorneys General has
prepared an opinion that renders the
Law Of Congress establishing the eight
hour system for employees on public
works TO entitie them to the same com
pensstion y when they worked ten
hours.
Gen. Henningsen denies the statement
that be has shy connection with the
Cuban 6libusteriDg expedition.
Orders have. been received from the
Navy Department detaching Admiral
FArrsgut from the command Of the
European squadron and placing him On
the list "awaitiDg orders.n
BY order of Gen. Grant the 6uperin-
tendent Of the mounted recruiting SER
vice at Carlisle Barracks will forward
without DELAY eli disposable recruits at
that pest to Fort HeTker, Kansas, where
they will be reported to Gen. Sheridan
for assignment.
The Secretary of the Treasury, since
the publication OF three Of the reports OF
the chiefs Of bureaus, has instructed toe
others not to make theirs public before
being sent to Congress. Nearly al the
reports have been prepared and sent to
the Secretary. The report OF the Comp
troller of Currency will be semi directly
to Congress.
The reports 81 the various division
commanders are now being received 81
the War Department.
The Treasury Department has pub
lished 8 synopsis Of the decisions by the
Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-18

Under the heading SCOT Us Where
the Hairs short" we read in the Nash
vile Banner Of Sunday that the Albany
Qud) Commercial Gays:
The loan Of 100000 just effected by IN
Louisvlue and Nashville Railroad Company
was with Tenn ssee capIs lists. ihe m0ney
was pzle 10 james GuJhri Jr, at the eompa-
ny's srice in Nashville, on ~ ursdsy. f1ght
thousand d Ilars N rev. nue. stamps were at
tached 20 the ayers, The money, IL l. s-lG,
Will be used by the company IN pu chasing
TOats IN TenneSs ee, when are to be 20 d by tn
z Jyernn eut OF that state The objest o the
company seems 10 be 10 get q eOnLruliDglnhu-
ence IN he vital roads OF that stat with a VI, W
to he ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF their ma tnte.-
prlse-the Nashville line and the city o LOUIS
vdl=. The neeezsiti s OF the State II tennessee
viii be used 20 ~bdv-ntaRe ~ the CAPITALISTS OF
Louisville and. judging from how such ihInss
are going, there i eve. , reason fore 'teriairing
the belief that Louisville viii DC me the rsl
road center OF the southwest, a d vie & An in
dasnes, both political and commercial, which
viii be felt down to the SulL."
If this is true what 3 the use OF talk
ing Of Radical vIllainy? Why not open
on Capitalists villsiDy?n Tennessee
capital SIS 900, coo LOANED to place The
railroad Interests Of the State in the hands
Of a foreign corporation! 1t is too mach
for US. We cannot do the su6jsct justice.
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fnally-for-rsnk rejected suitor Of the
handsome young MarchiOness) was the
winner, whereby another $500. 600 or so
was added to the pile of hts lordship's
debts. He was minded again to try his
luck at the Derby this spring, but failed.
Since then he has been heard Of only
slightly, chiefly by the sales Of his prop
erty, and only q few weeks ago his eldest
sister purchased those very Yorkshire
estates of his which Norman William
had given to his fighting ancestor eight
hundred years ago. So ends an ancient
line /; so perishes 3 vast hereditary prop
erty won on the field of battle, increased
By advantageous marriages, and dissi-
psted on the ~race-eourse and in the bet
ting-roOms at TattersalI's. His widow,
on whom he settled q large dowry, pro-
portionete to the vsstness of his property
when he married her, four years ago, is
well provided for, and, being only TWEEN
ty-six years old, may probably have q
sunny future before her, after she has
got over her grief at the death Of 3 hus-
band who, 1t isssid, whatever his faults,
devoted to her-sensnal depravity
not being among his vices as e married
man N
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PRE.InrNr

The National I~RfeAigegcer Of the 18th,
in an article retrospective Of the past
four years, thus fairly and Justly eulo-
gizes President JOHNSON
And has not the time now arrived when
President JOhAson's true position Is being I'M
dsrstOsd by the great masses OF bis country
men9 Has he any enemy now SO bitter rs
could even wish that his fame should lie IN
der the mountain 81 ca1umny that party rage
has heapsd upon it For the sake OF our faith
in the nobler qualities which 20 so far TO re-
deem even the worst OF men. we would fain
believe that every day OF moderation VIII be a
day Of sunlight and justice In the hearts OF all
TO the record OF President JehnsOa's motives IN
bis administration.
History viii never forget that instead o.
counting the breath Of agitation, which must,
II he had famed Il, have carried HIM per forca
into a second term, he preferred the Patr.otic
labor OF justice, Cancellation, and restoration,
on the basis Of the Constitution Of the United
States, as he Understood It, TO entertaining The
dogma TO which point Congress forced him
Of q Remembered Union, o. the Northern pat
OF which he, who swore 10 be Pres dent OF the
Untted States was to CONSIDER himself only as
the local civil Chief Magistrate. History will
soon write down, even in the souls OF all his
late detractOrs, that q more unselhsh and sin
gle-hearted statesman has not lived IN our DAY
than is Andrew Johnson. And 50 far his pa7ty
reward has been the recOmPense that awaits
al public men who have the courage to stand
and put position and power in the way Of q
Passionate and Revolutionary party before its
force is spent. AgatDst the absolute power OF q
r~esistless party President Johnson mas only
opposed his poWerie-s onions and unanswer
able argunnents nnansWsraSle go far a. theee
arguments are based on the Constitution OF the
United states, which, as its sworn Chief N .ais-
tratei he was bound TO respect. The other view
or tue subject, " outside OF the Constitution"
which the late Mr.. stevens tbou.ht Justified
BY the necessity OF the csss. IL was impossible
fer The Chief Magistrate OF n united psople.
acting . under a written Constitution. 10
entertain In time OF peace, and when The sec.
tons OF both of which he is tue solemn guar
dian, were appealing for health and restora.
lion. aud Tor this discharge Of his duty. in his
OWE blunt, r~esolute, fearless way, history viii
honor him long before those who have So wan
tonly misjudged and beTseclted him have
reached that sober second thought, which, even
in shes1 judgments, viii yet do him justice.
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So. LDUES

ST. Louis, November 17.-An Omaha
dispatch says q heSvy&nOw storm ragged
there all day yesterday. Telegrsphic
communication with the West is cut ST,
but the trains still arrive. The Their
mometer last night marked ten degrees
aDove zero.
Official returns from all the counties in
Kansas except eight give Grant q ma
jIrity OF HAAS. Gen. Harvey, for Gov
eFnoS, receives in the c counties al
msjoTity more than Grant, and Clark,
for Congress, 1857 less. The entire vote
OF the State is as 600.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, November IA
terrible wind and rain storm ragged over
Mexico from the 18th to the 18th of Oc-
tober, doing immense damage, causing
great suffering and loss of life. The
city of Alomss, Ia the State of Sonora,
with a population OF 1000, was destroyed
by the food and whiriwinss. Lorillo, in
Lower California, and sevsral other
small towns, were entirely Demolished.
Herds OF cattle were swept away, and
the orange groves and crops Ia many in
stances were totally ruined. Gaqui and
Moyo Eivers rose forty feet.
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Ard RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, November 1.-THE river
Is rising with six feet in he canal.
The weather is cloudy snd cold.
Departed-Sam. J. Hale, for Cincin-
natl.
ST. LOUIS, November 17.-Arrived-
City of Alton and Rubicon.
Departed-City OF Cairo, for Memphis.
The river is falling slowly, with 9 feet
to Cairo. Navigation above is drawing
to q close in consequence Of the cold
weather.
CAIRO, November 17.-Up-Stonewall,
10 pro-; Atlantic, s m; Legal Tender,
10 q IN. Ii. Hsmbleton, 10 am.
Down-Kellegg, s An; Argosy, at
noon.
The river fell s inches,
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NEW nRU sSWICK,

ST. JOHNS, November 1.-THE none
tsry excitement eontisues. The st. Ste
pheDs bank agency closed yesterday, and
the announcement was made that IFS pa
per would be redeemed at ths head Of
fee. There has been & general run b-
gold on the other banks. which 40 far
has been promptly met. George 2. Son
Glow, cashier of the Commercial Bank,
has ~RbsconGed. leaving q defalcstiOn
amounting to $4,000. The Commercisi
Bank notes have declined to sixty cents.
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HALIFAX,

HALIFAX, November 1.-THE repeal
controversy continues. Hon. William
AuHsud hiss published q letter in reply
to that Of NJ. Howe. He is confident Of
bringing about the repeal in England,
and anticipates the failure TO conciliate
Nova Scotia.
Judge Marshall has also written an
other letter, in which he says Mr.. Howe
counts too largely on the stesdfast devO-
ton of the people, and warns Of the PEG
pie IN office that if they support Howe
their career will be short.
The repealers generally think Howe
cannot Influence Nova Scotia, bat fear
that his purse will have az inverse in
fiuence in England.
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rnE VOTE or rue STATE.

On our first page this morning We
publish the full returns OF the late Presi-
Dental election in this State, for which
We are indebted to the Nashville Union
and american OF Sunday.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November 1.-THE steam
ship Star of the Union, from New Or
leans for this port, was totally wrecked
yesterday, near Bshis, on the Cuban
coast. The crew and ali the passengers
were saved.
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Fnrnllnre al AuclI0n.

ny A. M~ONSARRAT &CO., Ayres'
% b ock. TELL MORNING, st 10 O'Clock, We
will sell, 1t our aaleeroom, a lar Q lot OF Parlor,
Bedroom aud kitchen Furniture, several Mir
novis IT. JOHN WILKINSON, Auc'r.
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CANCERS CURED.

DR. HEBERN-0FFICE ANDINFIRMARY
IL 696 Wabash avenue, soush OF 18th street
Chicago, Illinois, soec ssfnfly treas Cancer
without knife, loss OF blood, or serious pain,
In the shortest time imaginable. Also success
fully treats Chronic Diseases and Consump-
ton. ap4jyH WY
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TELEGaApHIO maRkEFs


New YorE Markes.
NEW YORK November H.-Cotton closed less
active sales 2 90 bales; hollands 24&e. Super
enc flour, s. 1906 90 WHISKY, quiet. Rice,
Gull coffee, quiet. Sugar, s1moss nomin /;
Cuba, n1s9I2c. MolsSses, dull. Wheat, nomt-
Dry Goods-rhe market is generally inactive
but prices ar steady.
Sterling $1,000; Gold, S4@<e; Old Tennsssees,
69Ac; New 6sH,
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. November Iz.-Cotton, easier
but mo- lower; Middlings 22A923c; sales 1850; re-
~seipts, 322O exports 2l49 bales, God, S44s31.
Sterling exchange has declined; commercial IS
@4S%e; bank, higher; New York sight, &c dis
count. Sugar, bsLter; far, l0A@lO5xc; fully
flir to prfms, i2g14c. aiulasses, better fair 65c:
en- ice, 72k@75c. Flour, lower greoes firm and
scarce: s~upeThne, 81 rs Xxx, 81 509S or choice
1 O71%. rs, higher; $50 b an. easy; 5. 209I %;
Bay, easier; western, s5 009H 81 Pc K,
clear rib sides, l7Ac; clear sides, Is14c, Lard,
dull and Irregular ~tierces, l6c, Reg l8LGl0c.
Coffee, prime Rio, l719@lS fair, 14z9l5c.
Louisville .sIarkes.
LOUISVILLE, November Tobacco, quiet /;
sales Al hhds; Tugs to fair leaf 81 90 ole o;
Supernne -four, s. 5oGs6 3. wheat, 81 COOL so
Corn, new 509s5c. in puik. OATS, 3954c. Rye,
slys0. GottoS, nc Hog; g 1871 % gro.s; to
Gl7c for tiercss. Bacon. nominally 1876 fer
shoulders; ls@lsh for clear sides. High wines,
95cgSl GO.
CtRctBnati Market.
CINcINNArI. November II Flour and Whea
quiet and uRchang-d New Corr, 5S959c Oeis
UNCHANGED. Rye, 81 80 Cotton, dull, 22e.
WHISKY, $685.. Hogs, 81 0097 50. Lard. lf3zG
l5%c. Bslk shoulders. go; S des, IsZ@4c
Batter. S5g8se. Eggs, soc. clover seed, SIS 90.
Timothy, y 5092 IS. Flax, 81 90 90 10.
S. louis MaPkeG
ST.. LOUIS. November H-Tobaeco. quiet.
Snperfne hour 81 5Oa5 SO. Wheat, 81 40a2 O5.
Corn 70aS0c. Oats, 4S955c. Pork, Old 81 506a2S,
SIS 0o@8 10 Bulk should ri, lOnc; clear
sides, 141zc Bacon, IA sulders, l3zgISzc; hams,
IKE. Lard, 14%c. Whisky, 81 0G
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November Iz-Conscls closed at
81 1915 520's quiet but steady at 1875.
HAvRE, November H.-cotton closed quiet
Tres orainsixe l84f
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HUSTON.

BOSTON, November 1.-THE Republic
can Ward and CITY Committee last
night nominated Moses Kimban for
Mayor.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, November 1.-THE Jury
has not yet been ~empaRneled in the Cole
case.
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NEW ADvEaTIsEM NTs


nR. n. N. SNEED DkNTI5T, has returned
II 10 Memphis, and again Offers bis profess
siOnal services 70 the cttizens Of the city and
surrounding c3UBtTy Rooms AZ No. J5 Main
street, our doors below Union street.. ovs r LuN-
man & Vlenna'sG n rtnre. Doyls I'm
Z stead, lying within 400 yard Of Horn Lake
DEPOT, Nj siseippf and Tenhessee Ra4iroad con-
tainfHg 90 eeres. a. In cultivation and balance
IN Li8ser. Une-Haif OF the place l. good
branch bottom, bal nee god up land. TIE
Improvement are tolefao1y good. consisting Of
dwelling, out house,, negro quarters exc. l
wi 50 How If early application De made 70 me
on the premises
novISIE I'll. LIE TER
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MUNICIPAL COURT, SAc0.
BEFORE MS HONOR JUDGE ENgRr.

P,,n,v MavI-John n Copn,iiv IA, found
n beinv Jobn,s second ofYsncs. he va permitted
=. 80 a.. 49,. =, an. n,,,I, h,,,a,,. =, an.
W "Ae up MS s"o'o ~ 'no Pu""0 'u"ans AZ
fred for sixty days. where he may mediate upon
tho past. and form new resolutions for the future.
MONDAY, May. 4..Aaron Merrill pleaded guilty
10 the unnatural crime OF assault and battery up
on his own paternsl ancestor. Fined 800 and
costs. and. on motbon. was ordered 10 recognise
with sufficient sureties In the sum Of $780, 10 teep
the peace toward all the good people Of this state
and moro especially towards oliver Merrill. Fine
and costs paid, and suretiss furnished.
WIN. Ssvary for taking on hoard laryer cargo
OF "Medfort" than the law allows was hnsd g. %