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EisgIssIDpi and tennessee Railroad.

AIs8Es3IYFI "tlU ANaAN91OC I'1'I1- .
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Express. daily, 2:25 PIN, 5:l5 pm.
Sardis accom- a, daily, eX-
cspt Sunday ssSJ AN LOU Pnl'
Freight, North Monday
wednesday and Friday;
South, Tuesday, Thursd'y
and Saturday )...--......-.-- 80 pm oaoo HAa'
Takes effect Sunday March ., 1875.
A. \. LIVERMORE, Gen I 5upt.
OP OAKLEY Gen. Ticket AR't. mh8
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A-MeeHLL. Master, a. MARTIN. Clerk.

LEAVING MEMPHIS.
Tuesday, 18th Sept,
Friday, 18th Sept,
Tuesday, 9Th October,
Friday, 18th October,
Tuesday, 9th October,
Friday, 9th Nov,
Tuesday, nth Nov,
Friday, 18th Nov,
Tuesday. Sth Dec,
Friday, 18th Dec,
Tuesday, 18Th Dec.
mRlfH
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MEMPHIS APPEAA.
Oace---NO, Is Jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
nsmnhi. and lhnrIeslon eallrOao.

Memphis and charleston RailrOad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Fl,ror,pb Mail (dsfiy) ........ usJ pm. l1sU p
Pun AA.aS PIN
Tj.nis traiu does not leave Saturusys-l
Corinth Accommodation, daily
lexoept sundays ALL. o'vO h.n
5omerVille Accommodation
daily Except sunday. BIS am. 5;lO pm
Railroad Time is ~ minutes fsster thsn city
TioKet Office, 27s Main street and at Depot.
W. ]. Russ, 6enI Supt.
Heuphis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
nav Fxurazs ....-,-.. $50 an. 6:l5 pm
Nlght n.xpreSs ...--.-.. 400 pm. s:l5 AIN
Railroad Time Is N nutes faster than city.
Ticket ofsces Ne. ZS71S Msin street and 81 De-
pot head OF ERiR street.
BAN. b. JONES, Gen1 sup't'
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LEAVING n. ORLEANS.
saturday, 18th Sept,
Wednesday. SOth Sept,
Saturday, 10Th Octo0er,
Wednesday, 2lst Oct,
Saturday, Slst October,
Wednesday, 18th Nov,
Saturday, 2lst Nov,
"Wednesday, ID Dec,
Saturday, Eth Dec,
w ednesday, I'D Dec,
saturday, "a January,
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500 PAIRS of Linen and COttonade
Pants at 81 %, at Rice & Engeps, 23S
Main street. jel4 If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-19

DON'T forget that eur sale at
cost for BOOlS and Shoes ana Hats
sill continues at our old stand,
279 Main street.
J. 7. HANDLAN 4 GO.
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TraFelers.-Get your A scident In
suranee at 10 Msdison street, upstairs.
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BIZ Heads Printed at the Lowest
Prices at the Appeal Job Office.
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wnArHER Ann Rrrrra.

Weather clear and warm. The river
at this point is falling slowly. The Ohio
is falling, and Cincinnati boats
drawing over feet are coming out with
barges. The Mississippi is declining at
st. Louis. The Arkansas has 3 feet to
Fort Smith. White river is falling.
Arrivals.
Steamer r. E. Lee, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Marble City, st. Louis.
Cleaner, Arkansas River
In Pert.
Darling
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FOR sr. FRAA CTS RTVER-

Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Packst-For
Helena Aauanna, Madison, Wittsburz
and AL Way Landings
HOLLIE ia hIBIlEsrOS ~ n t55,vrnsn Mater
sam. e. Paine, shell and Clark, Clerks.
WIN leave Memphis AVERY -
TUESDAY, at o'clock pm. 49,
LARRY hAk8iSEAD, AGENT
1alu City WhaFibOEt. foot Monroe st.
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SEED b
Stuck Z
6PAEN
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Branot
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DObbI1
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

Hon. Fraser. Thomas We notice III
a Cumberland paper that his e1-excelien-
-y. France. Thomas, "does not desire to
he , candidate for reelection to Congress
The why and wherefore Of this late sell
aLnecation on the part of Mr. Thomas Is
NOT We think. above all conjecture ~
lie is naturally Disguised with tue pres
ent condition of public affairs, particular
Is in his own district From being IN
tcus.ly radical. this section has turned to
te outragcously Copperhead. and. Of
course has no further use for his e1-ex-
c,lltncy. Under such circumstances.
therefore. TO +. "A candidate for re-elec-
,ion" is not altogether the pleasantest
thing in III, world, and Mr. Thomas ought
mex o. he condemned for not desiring 1t.
Truly, the w7v OF the transsressor Is hard
This man once stood head and shoulders
above any other among Maryland demo-
cra+s lie was the most favored Of their
repr,scns ativss III Congress, their toy
ernor AID frct,sr: man, In an evil hour
for himself, he deserted his friends and
his party and passed 10 the worship OF
strange gods. For I little while hls
apos,acy was profitable and he was mer-
~ with hi. own infa,ny-'' then came 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

GEORGE {. MERKlcK, EsQR. gen
,leman has been appointed States AttoT-
ncv for Prince Georges County by the
Judges of this Judicial Circuit to I'll the
une.pired term Of the lamented Edward
" Belt. The Prince Gcorg'a" refers
to Mr.. Merrick's appointment III the tol-
lowing complimentary terms, winch we
beg to be permitted to second and en-
dorse :
"Mr. Merrick is well known through
out our county. and, as the partner the
late incumbent, has already eTinced a3lIi-
ties peculiarly fitting him for this import
ant position. We learn that the Judges
were unanimous in their selection, which,
from source so competent = Judge OF
his merits, is compliment of the L!ghcst
character to Mr. NJ, but one which We
feel every confidence he now fully. de>ery-
es and Will continue to merit, and in con
.utiug their own judgment III the matter,
their iionors have uuquestlonably made q
selection which meets the almost unaui-
MODS appreciation Of our citizens.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

We have read the grand display q
spread-ea.ie elopuauer ~ tue greatest
bonn ast IN the world Mr. Bingham, wiio
sat- the closing performance - The gran.
circus. r,e.u-.y h,il II the Capitol al.a
called : Court q impeachment y
bingham. never appears + - mach al
VANTAGE =, when IN the .r:cl Of tl"ei
-.l.l LIZ ,-u spread INNS Il OF tn -c.sccd-
.=,n If >oue uuf.r:unate .ullNlIa-i- /:
such Senate a W. now have lor a ma
iaritv II them coull I've .u-uitel, tlle very
appearance OF MIR Bingham OF the HQor
Of that Cham 5-r, with his uawaSAcd
hands stained with the blood II the Inur-
dered Mrs Surratt, would have been AT
insult too great Tor gentlemen = have IL
dared. But 10 hsv- stood before the n
telligent members Of that body and ottIF-
cd such ali argument as his, WIS still
greater insult to their understanding =
He plainly gave the Senate to understand,
in the very beginning OF his Vulgar ha-
rAngue, that he thought rhcm pack o:
fools To talk of the violation Of the
Constitution When he and his party have
been, for more than 4 year, passing laws
in direct contradiction OF II, was enough
to have caused every LIP to curl with i
smile Of contempt Mr. Bingham "a Is
Of the Constitution with his eyes filled
with crocodile tears, while Ii and his
brother knaves boast that they have
trgmplei upon it and pronounce it pbso-
lste. behind the times. that it i unfit for
the government OF matte like this and
has teen laid on the shelf forever. In the
whole speech. which WAS mostly address
sel to the galleries, for but few, OF the
Senators listened to it, there Is nothing
worthy 10 be called an argument, nor i
single fact brought forward by the Pres
ident's Counsel i'll the slightest degree
shaken. The speech was irregular spread l.
eagle flourish, of the Jefferson Brick or
! der, full of buncome oratory of the lowest
order, combined with personal abuse OF
Mr.. johnson intended for political capt.
tai 1t would have reflected little credit
on the commoncst Freedmen's Bureau or
ator set up to drum up the Niger. to a
general whiskcy drinking and prayer
meeting before handing him up to vote
! We think the woman-murdcror had better
return to hi. proper sphere and. i'll fu.
turc, devote himself 10 doing the dirty
work of the Military Commissions under
the direction of the Chief of Military In
] Justice, the brute 10 Holt.
l. \oTP
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

Or PE>I>svL,E StcrIoN There Is
no section Of tic STATE, says the Baltimore
C2macrrta, which !, more susceptible d
Improvement than our Ieuiusular count
and none which has suffered more from
neglect St Nary's county, says the
Conmcrcial, was selected as the abode Of
the first settlers, principally for the
exceeding richness Of the soil, which for
the depth of one foot or more was compo-
s.d of 4 rich, black mould, which brought
forth literally everything the earth would
produce The adjacent counties were not
much behind it in natural resources
Long and improvident cultivation By a
sparse population, which its isolated posi-
ton rendered unfsvorablc to increase, and
the consequent working of large tracts by
a few landhodcrs, has impoyished the
land, 50 tina: much Of it has grown up a
Massachusetts of second growth timber
usurping the soil once devoted to agricul-
turc
Nothing is needed but railroads and
population, (and the latter will. certainly
follow the completion of-the former, } to
make this entire section the garden spot
Of the State. The counties of st. Mays.
Charles and Prince Georges bind upon
two Of the noblest rivers in the world, the
Potomac aud Patuxeut, and are watered
throughout by shoots from these rivers
In the lower portion of the Peninsula al
most every farm has water front In
dependent Of the soil and its capabilities
the water is rich in oysters and fish. the
former of the finest favor, and the latter
of every variety Eligible sites for towns;
water power for mills and ship yards, and
harbor capable of shcltering the cvmbin-
"a navies Of the world with depth sufh-
cient for the largest ship that was ever
built are some Of the att FACTIONS Of this
section And yet, with all these advan-
tages, it is comparatively a waste, the
amount of produce raised being less in
proportion 10 area, than in any other sec
ton Of the State
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

THE NV EcLrcTIC The publication
of The ~ Eelertie Wa commenced on
January l=t. 1ses. with Nv # fur
u.-is.as Tor me Ssutl monthly Magazine.
in which would b presented n : cheap
aud popular form. tie mast valuable artl-
cles 9f Il. the Quarterly Monthly aud
Weekly publications. q ,Aa world TAa
Richuoaa E-'eet.r. wsk g: a ziglil1r
character. ~h1h VAS f.vyrab-y known
throughput the South, vas tough; 'out.
,Le g.zc5 removed 70 Baltimore, where
there ar larser facilities for the purp'se,
and numerous .uYr- veueu,- were intro
luccl, 50 tia; now tie Publishers f-cl as-
.ured ;lat in every respect, their publ
li-a,iyu i the bcs: u il. class in the coun-
try
Having spared no expense or trouble IN
their efforts to please, they had confident
ly hoped that The N'en Eclectic would
meet with very extensive favor from the
South. |, has now been before the Pub
lie for six months, and though the Press
has been unanimous i'll * praise, and the
mos; prominent literary gentleman in the
South have offered their congratulations
recent trip of a Special Agent through
the South has developed the fact that for
every copy of The -Ner Eclectic circulat-
Ing in the South, there are At least fifty
copies Of Northern magazines. and these
too of those which are most offensive
and insulting in their tone toward the
South
These facts are offered for what they
are worth l, is merely asked. is the
South willing (for though 50 poor, she Is
able, since she literally patronlzes North.
ern publications.) to support masa1ln.
in full sympathy with her people-Pub.
lished by Southerners, for Southerners
and in city that has lsvished her bes
ptoOU ana treasure lot
Ii is NO, on the strength of her sympath,
alone tina, the patronage of the South ii
solicited bu: the Publishers feel ASSURED
that the intrinsic merits of their publlca-
ton are not inferior, in any respect, t
those Of journals emanating from Northern
sources. They ask all to examine to1
themselves. a specimen number Will Dc
sent to any address on the receipt OF =
cents The subscription price of the Mag
azlDe Is 81 90 per annum. Each month!
part contains lbs PIP beautifully printed
and Irpared for binding. Philosl hy
Fiction, Poetry, Narrative, Biography
Fun. Art, etc, agreeaJly intcrminslcd
VERY liberal inducements 10 LIZ" suo>eTl
bcrs, clubs, agents, c.nva>sers. P"ftlc
ulArs upon inquiry. address, TurnbU.
& Murdoch Publisher. Of Tur NV F.
Lrcr.c, 49 Lexington Street, Baltimore
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

HNHE Board of School Commissioners
IL of ST, Mary's County, st a meeting
Of the Board on Tuesday. the 9th, instant,
ordered the publication Of the following
provisions of the School Law which have
reference to tho modes of securing COM
petent Teachers"
Sec /. It shall be the duty of each
Board Of Cuuu'y School Commissioners 10
appoiu; county examiner. whose i1;y it
Shall bc IL cxamI&c candidates Tor the
profession Of tr4ehlng. ID th presence Of
at least three members OF the Board Of
School Commissioners to give to such
persons as arc found qualified. under the
sanction Of the said board, certificate
setting forth the branches such persons
are competent@.o teach, But no certih-
cate shall be granted without satisfactory
evidence Of the moral character of thc sp-
lical {.
Sec. , The certificates issued by each
county examiner shall be numbered and
registered in book kept By the Beard of
County School Commissioners. and be de-
hyercd TO their successors III Office, an
SHAH ts demon mated first or second grade
as the case may be- Certificates Of the
FIRST Grade shall embrace photography,
reading, writing, arithmetic. 6 ography.
history, English grammar, book pccping,
alg, 0ra and mutual philosophy. and tho
second grade shall embrace orthography.
r. aiding. wiring, arithmetic, geography,
history ana English grammar.
See g. No certificate OF qualification rs
teacher shah be issued to any made un
der rineteep years of age, or. to female
under seventeen year. of age.
Sec. 4 No certificate shall continue IN
force longer than three years.
Sec > The county examiner shall hold
REGULAR examinations OF teachers a. each
qusr'crly meeting Of the board and at such
other times as the board OF County School
Commissioners may direct.
June Is, lS6s-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

TIE Rom Law N sCuAELas The
road law in Charles, which was identical
with the one the people vcted down in
this county on the 9th instant, has been
carried by 81 majority The people Of
aur sister county have this advantage 81
Us at least as they had to bear the e1-
I.en.c Of the election whether tAe road
was beaten or not, they determine! 70 ge'
ne worth i their money ty trying the
Law for a season as au experiment. /; II
disappoiuts expectation. they can repeal
i; without cents cost, being then No
worse of than We are nos. aud they haze
81 fair prospect ii being at least ''F'' wear :
4d q: IL ia al jmrrvr,m NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

SOUTHERN N.RYLASp RArLkotp-The
following gentleman have been appointed
Commissioners 10 survey or to direct the
survey of the proposed Southern Mary
LAND Railroad, which is to terminate at
Point Lookout in our county:
st. Mays Comfy C. I. nurant,
Benjamin Tippett, l. W. b Hutghens.
CharIeS Cosnty-John q, Chapman
Prince Georges toa"'y--Nillia d
Bowie.
The Legislature authorized the expen-
diturc Of $40, 600 to cover the cost ofthis
survey. aud the Commissioners are To hold
tLcir first meeting at Charlotte Hall to-
iav
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18
"CINTR >


The hin. substantially. stltcs that the
said tract Of land. heretofore. 10 wit, about
the wear. 1870. was owrsd in fec BY a
certain Jo.erh Harris-that SAID Harris.
on or abou, the YEAR aforesaid, gave the
SAID tract Of land. by w4g Of advancement;
10 bis daughter. Josephine Fraukun, then
the wife Of Thomas j. Franklin. that
said Josephine Franklin and her husband
Thomas j. Franklin, soon afterwards sold
SAID tract Of land to certain Benjamin.
G. Harris for the sum of four thousand
aud one hundred dollars, but saiG Harris
never paid the purchase money for same
That said Harris subsequently sold the
sai1 tract of land n > certain Bernard |.
uavdcn and s,i1 HAYDEN sold same 10 a
a certain Joseph H. Maddox and that said
N,d,:cr mnrtoaoe6 the same to George
Forbes the e0mnlainant in this bill. That
s,;d Enrhas forarlnsc5 said MORTGAGE h !.
proceeding in the Circuit Cour, for Saint
Nar,'s county in Equity. and at trustees
SO purchased SAID tract af lanI That
of,or sid nnrchase and not bef1re the
~ r,rId rr.e informed tba, III, nnr-
.La.a ,,ona,- NJ. un,,,;d and claimed a.
ian H. afarcy,;l F,,nkEu. Also that
@ o.i,nr lou rrr, claimed an s,id
land he csr,a;n Francis Ncale ana Ben
;as:r = IL of K,It;uore and \ certain
Wm !. p.d,ctt
r., ~ rho said GEORGE Forbes the
comnla;nant does not admi. a,y of said
nr,tnnded lions he is unable to perfcct
r. III. - said tract Of land or to di.nose
n ~ s,',e " A. he ,be,efore nr,vs the in
''t IS H. Court Of Faulty 70 nro-
~. =, 49, ~; ;n,ore :, and establish and nerfect
~ ~ 20 I'D l,,d
n'' r nv o,Ianon,,I Hi s,.J in ,b;s >, 50
- .,atns ~ ;, Rern,rd /, U,v3cn
'o' 'ns' - satoaI,n,s !, ,h;. c,sa .;nno
GI;no or;o;n.I hin and .ctnrn Of snbnmn,s
has dcnaT,ed the State and is now bcyond
10. I''' -;ss;s,;on 81 III. Ont And 6r,v.
~ o..iar - -,,II;ca,in, may he a-an.
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ST. JOH.SS
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP


lne to-io"ih5 VI 1i'l''i.'e' p'ss'N
Board az Visitors and Governors of d
Jol,r's Calle,,e Annapolis. Nd, i pub
,.t el. = ..,a = County
= r.,
oeL'-'' N'-l. '-..s *
T.. tn tla information = '-ie Feo!'.' = Wy
c.uu,y. aud il is announce that 'he! arc
81. 80 ,.--,sr.-i - receive Application. f,r
tl..
>'''- ,,..-.
1e Il ordained - 'ue i'.'''.'1 - -,
tors anu no1tEN'fs o. : .,'.' ; .','
aud i : aefct{ of1.'',' = -. ''.'' -
dredi"nA MY .>I."' > '''a ~ -
- es'4a--saeL ~ lac ,n''-' = '''' n =
good c"a-aei ana So'l2'"'is 80 !,
II tile incorporated ''SAd1iHies' ''il !. -.
pqp'e anu Pr Pr. .l ~ f n -. - -
MARY 'and' su'J''' . 'I' 80 va
"oh>' - W. ,,. An ,;.,.
Isl. E'~ca sea '''niP si'A4' NM
tue hoideF III "l'Ss 'N-ii' = 'i'A! =
sued 10 exemption ''oni t''' pay 'i'''' -
re'H-s. u ana 'u.''@n ie's III any par
eat ot : 30 n lo!te7e -,
ID Eae4 SENATORIAL l'>sf'C' q 'nN
State shall be entitled u SIX 0, SAD oIi4o!-
arShlps III }, John Col.e5e' tht S''ii'c !"
be filled by The School Commissioners q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

FFIExp II NkEp.-Grace's c},bra-
tel Solre i friend in deed Who has
not found it such in curing cuts, burns,
bruises, scalds. felons, bells. and even the
most obstinate old ulcers and other sores
I. IS wonderful compound. suited alike to
the skin Of the child aud Of the adult
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

F.xty MILLINERY We have been re-
ea.s,cd To state, that Mrs. MaryJ lamp
bill. Of our village. is in receipt Of an ad-
dssioual assortment of Millinery and Fan
" goods. which shc intends 10 sell lower
,hsa EYER and t" winch sh" n Nltes IN" n :
NJ ~ & tn Vth,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

Hl virtue OF tive wFits OF endihonl
LIZ Exponss, issued out Of the Circuit
Court for St Mary'> county, Mary
land. one at the soi, Of s. Mary Sayinss
Institution, use Of II. G. 5. Key, against
the goods and chattel>, lands and tene-
mcnts Of 5 Co-tigin and Richard II.
Rceder one at the suit Of Francis Hard
ing against the goods and chaitcls, lands
ana tcuemcnts Of Joseph A Baden and
Richard II Rccder enc at the suit Of Il
I Spading; one at the suit Of Peter II
Morgan, George W Morgan, use Of z T
Spaldlng one at the suit Of Joseph \
Baden, use Of z T Spaldinc, against the
goods and chattcls, lands aud tenements of
Richard II Rerder. and to me directed. |
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest. claim and demand,
at law and in equity Of she SAID S | Cos
tigin, Joseph a kaden and Richard II
Re,der in and to tke following property. ,
to wit:
One tract Of parcel o: land Got No.
| \ being PART OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18
Sherif7s Sale of
real and
PERSONAL PROPER

NRY virtue Of five writs OF NcnditionI
y Exponss, issued out Of the Circuit
Court for s. Mary'> county, Mary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-06-18

y a.s ob,4
1t Mary roui
On III" person |
ui II MARY
jns clam, a.a
warned totNh
e.. thereof, e
lst DAY OF Ja'
e,rluari TX la
tatr Given e..
Jun- ltbS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
COAL.
Lump and Nut.

A FRESH supply OF the best Pittsburg LUMP
"a And NJ COAL, lust received and for
sale by tAs Hays COalCompeny. Ofee, % IL
Madison street. deI4 lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

City Bonds are 10 demand. There il
an order in the market for $le0. 600 81
62c, and q FOR $50, 600 at SIZE. The
latter has been partly filled, but the
former cannot be. Holders ask SIZE,
and in many cases 63c is asked. Acting
Mayer MeDavitt has notified holders
that the January interest on these bonds
viii be paia in currency at the First Ma
tiOnal Bank Of this city and the National
Park Bank in New York.
City Scrip is firm. One dealer states
that he offered sic for $1,000, while an
other reports that he offered any amount
from 5000 TO $4,000, at Sole. Dealers
buy at SOC but there ia very little being
presented at the counter. Taxpayers
buy In small amounts st s29S2-, We
make no distinction between Serip and
ledger balances in cur quotations, but
spectators prefer the former.
County Warrants are in demand at
nc. with q tendency upwards. The de-
msnd from Taxpayers, it is a~uticipated.
will &c heavy next week, and we should
not be astonished if Warrants advanced
materially. We quote at sos to tax
payers, though a large lot could be bought
from dealers at 7S@T9e.
Police Scrip is hrm at 9O99Ie, buying.
Selling at 95@96c.
School Scrip is also firm. Dealers buy
at zoe and sell at 92995c as to amount.
Gold opened In New York to-day at
l84fc, closing st 1853. Dealers in this
market buy al I849l843o. Selling st 1856
@l95lc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28
change to note
IS have been recupsr-

-4dea Of the immense resources NJ
NoTyTsS1ulh and its recuperative Qualities
~ nay be derived from q statistical state
Bsu nent lately published by Alexander
4. ! slmar. 1t is there shown that on June
Bs,- 21s65 the population Of the South
% amounted 70 9,5s6, 7O6, and Of all the
~. States together to "a sos, $50; that the
exports 81 the South for that wear
Nhosnted to S272, 600, 900. whereas IN
1920 the entire population of the
lied States scarcely exceeded that Of
Sc1tfrsOstEyeans after, and the en-
sports only amounted to s5I. 600. 600.
o, with q population OF % OO0,OOO.
Exports of the United States only
ned Sl36,000 0o0 The South now,
not One-hslf the population. exports
aef lly double that sum. Nowhere
* . ion the earth, says the Augusta
s8SNhSy icte, do such elements Of lstert
Se0'et7 o1psrity exist and entirely undevel-
III as yet remains by far the largest
nsn5 lportion Of its territory, and it plainly
CO. shows that al industrial population,
honestly lsboring, viii, in a cOmpars-
- 4yel5 short time, Tsiss It 10 the most
u0sTerous the sun ever shone upon. The
,nIy thirg requisite is to be relieved from
FStiedaDDoysness snd disabilities, and
end cpy energies to its develop
SOopB This course pursued, the respipg
Il soon conquer what the sword