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GEORGIA CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ga January 1.-The
Convention to-day adopted, with some
dissenting votes, q resolution thanking
Gen. Meade for the course he has puf.
sued in regard to reconstruction.
The President laid before the Conven-
ton a letter from 8 Connecticut firm
engaged in the Importation Of guano,
stating that they had lost an order from
Savannah for 5000 barrels, aud could not
collect for what they had already fur
Dished Georgia planters, on account of
this action Of the Convention forbfddIuz
legal collections, and protesting against
such action, as tending to destroy the
credit Of the South.
Three additional sections OF the bill
of rights were adopted.
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D -Resident Notfce.

state OF Tennessee, Haywoo county Counfv
Court, January Term, 1858.
Justices of Haywood county. to the use NJ Al
Ice POstOn, Minor. vs.. L. n. b. MoncrfeI
IT appearing to the Court. from It's record and
i Olher proof, that the defendant, L. d.. II.
MOnct1ef, formerly a resident OF HAYWOOD
county Tennessee, is the regular Guardian Of
Alice PostOn, a Minor and resident OF said
county aad that said MOncrief has become a
non resident Of said county aud state, Without
making a settlement Of his said guardIanshiD
as required by law
20 Is therefore ordered by the Court, THAT
sad l. N, B Moncrief appear at the February
Term, 1865, or this COurt, on the first day Of
said term, and make settlement of his guard
ianshtp, CT on failure to make such settlement.
show cause why be shall not be removed bV
this Court from his faid guardianship. or on
failure OF such appearances, that the cause be
proceeded with ex parte and It is ordered that
the Cleik and Master OF thu Court cause a copT
OF This o der to be published once a week. for
10 7 successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A true copy
i4Ii W iaW4W L L POSITION CLERK
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To

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Com
municstiOns. Whatever n intended fer in
sertiOn in the APPEAL, must be authenti'
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as a guarantees Of his good faith sno
responsibility.
Business Letters should be addressed 10 "THE
AFPEAL," Memphis.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
all other matters connected win the editO-
rial department, should be addressed: EDI.
TORS oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as a rule, undertake 10 return artI-
cles not found suitable for publication.
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake,

I'll In such an emergency as the present. The
temptation Is strong to despair, and to surren-
der to the influence Of fear and an almost
overwhelming opposition. II we listen to the
voice Of the Siren and give up to despair, We
are lost-irreeOyerably lest. Il behooyss one
and all to be up ami doing, " with a heart fer
every fate, stu achieving, still pursuing, IN
til the book Of our destiny shall be closed.
!" sAculd hear of no compromise TO make
with the opposing genius OF decay and de-
struetion, which Is seeking to drag Us down.
We should meet the enemy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him until
we exPeI him from the land. Poverty c.mes
upon our beloved land aud upon cur patriotic
people "ike an armed man" Like ian
armed man" We must assau him-with the
same viii, determination ard courage with
which be marches upon our hones and hearth
stones. In such an emergency,
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SOUTH CAROLINA CONVEN.
TION,

CHARLESTON, 8. c., January lin
the Convention to-day Parker intro
duced an ordinance to establish a Home
stead law, excepting property to the
amount Of $500, from levy or seizure.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Healey proposed an ordinance to de-
clare ali outstanding obligations, for the
purchase OF stores, null aud void; which
VISA referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Langley introduced a resolution dsclar-
ing the public good required that all
ideas of further confscation or further
disfIanchisement be abandoned, which
was laid on the table. The ayes and
nays being called for on a motion to
reconsider, it was lost by 3 vote Of 81 NAYS.
AZ ayes. Gov. Orr addresses the Con-
yeutiOD, by invitation. o-pi0bt
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Non Reqident Nntfce-

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 3ll-Nan Camp Bush ct al, firm OF Bush.
Bum s. Co. VS. samuel ]. Petit ct al, firm OF
Petit & Sid ms.
IT appearingfIom affidavit In this cause that
i the defendant, r. J. Morton, is q nOn-resi-
dent OF the state OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered that he make his aD-
pearance herein at the Courthouse in the city OF
Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the lss Monday
in March. 1865, and plead, answer or demur 70
bill, or the sRme will be taken
for con ieSsed as TO him and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
llshed once a week for four successive weeks In
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk 4 Master.
By & J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk a Master.
Hanson & Swingley, Soils. for ComplL
ial6 law4W
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NORTH CAROLLNA CONVEX
THON.

RALEIGH, N. c., January 17.-Tba
Convention to day adopted the rules M
order and elected J. W. Price, Of VIII
mlngtOn, Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Committee on the Convention
made q report In reply to an order of a
Convention requiring the Committee 10
draft a Constitution.
Rodman, Of Beaufort, offered Q resolu.
ton providing for the relief Of the people.
referred to the Committee OF the Whole.
dearborn, OF Cleveland Conservative,
offered q resolution declaring that az
people Of North Carolina are siuoereIv
DESTROYS OF resuming their constitutional
relations with the Government and the
other States, and they acknowledge the
power Of Congress to enforce the recon-
structiOn acts; but they believe them
unWlse, unconstitutional, unjust and
oppressive; which was Ia!d over.
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CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TOR 9EEE DISTRICT OF WEST TN

NElNILE@
The following named gentlemen are hereby
appointed q Central Executive COMMITTEES FOL
tie District OF West Tennessee:
SHELBY CoUSTY.-M. D. l. Stewart, Alfred
7 Lacey. Jesse W. Page.
WEAELET C0UNTY-WiliamP Caldwell.
DYER C0UNTY.-CbaTl5s Gibbs.
GIBscS CoUSTE-Wiss 4. Cooper.
MADISON COUSTV.-W. ". Gates.
HAEuEEAN CoUSTT.-Judge Miller.
MCSAm COUNTS L. Warren.
VITA full power 10 appoint a Congressional
Executive Committee for tie IN and SIN Con
Cressiouai Districts OF ihe State, with power TO
appoint Executive COMMITTEES Tor TIE several
COUNTIES composing their respective Oongres-
sl0ualD Districts.
By order OF the State Central Executive Com
mittee Of the Conservative party for the
State OF Tennessee.
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E

Is the great AMI potent weapon With which We
must carry on the campaign. We might as
well ct once surrender to the foe as to abandon
this agency, which is, ia fact, the artillery arm,
both for defense and attack, in such a warfare.
This great moral and political agent can only
hs rendered understand sactszf1r-w1arte
eountenance, support and material assistance
of the psopie. Never was there 50 cheap An
aid employed to defend the right and to crush
the oPpressor. A people who are rot willing
to sustain An auxiliary which may be so po-
tently used to defend their rights, and which
can be employed at so inconsderabIe an ez-
pense, are in the last stage OF -dscrepltude and
decline. And 50 an individual, who may be
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A FTER FOUR YEARS HARD FIGHTING,
"A JOHN BROW n, in the Iangua7e OF the
Immortal Webster, " STILL LIVES" This dust
and smoke OF battle having passed away,
wants OF his friends in his Old profession and
for that purpose has opened 8 new and COM
plete Barber Shop, southeast Corner Union
ana second, where he will be proud 70 see all
who p4trOnized him 50 literally before the
late little unpleasantness, and as many new
ones as may require his services.
LnLEIun INK EAOM x
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, January 1.-THE river
is still falling with seven feet in the canal
by the mark. The steambaat business Is
extremely dull. The weather. clear and
uuffa cold
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January I7.-Storrett &
Beatty, hardware dealers; Levy & Co,
tinwaFe Whitmarsh & Co.'s leather and
beItIng establishments, we're burned last
night. Loss, sI72,0G1. Insurance, SlGG,-
400
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January l7.-Hon. w. t.
Hsmiltoa was elected United States
Senator to-day on the first ballot. The
vote stood-Hamilton, So; Swami, 4G;
JUDGE Munich. 5.
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FROn ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, January 1.-THE State
Senate has passed a resolution com
mending the United States Senate for
reinstatiug Stanton.
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FOUND TO DRcRY THE PRESS,

Which in all free governments is known to be
the most powerful lever, in the service OF good
government, must be either too imbeeiIe for a
freeman or too corrupt to receive the conf
denee and respect Of his country men. 1t
therefore happens that the people who sustain
the Press with the greatest uberaIty and who
rely upon its free u~tteranee, with the highest
confidence in its power to elicit the truth and
defend the right, are always the freest and
most Independent people.
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AUCTION.
AUCTION SALE.

UTE will sell, THIS SATURDAY MORNING.
" Mt 10 o'clock, at our SalesrOoms. one set OF
splendid Chamber Furniture, Oak Csue-sest
Chains, Carpets, OIL Cloths, BedsJeads, Mat
tresses, Marble Top Side Table, etc. One new
tWO-hUrEe Wagon, one buggy. etc.
ROYSfER. IRRELEVANT a &C
talSlt A-ucfiOue srz.
HErILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
" WEDNESDAY, February Y, At y O'Clock.
at the warehouse Of I. f. TObin, on Jefferson
street, to pay freight and charges, 10 Boxes
SMOKING TOBACCO, marked Crowter & Co &,
unless all claims against said Tobacco are paid
before that time. Al KNAPP, Agent
Royster. Trezevant & Co., A1-etiOneers.
E4FIFu7
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To Little ROck SINNERS.

THE STEAMERS LIBERTY Nc. 2 AND COM
i MERCIAL will re- elpt > freight through to
Little Rock, until further notice, at the follow
ing rates, viz
Pound Frsight----..-.... 80 cents per 100 pounds.
W per DArrel
~ 0lEkS Gu per barrel.
LEVY = NJ 81 ra.rs
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NEW ADvERT1sEMN'Ts
Park Avenue Academy

- =
THREE MILES FIR IN NE1D
L Memphis and Charleston Railroad. The or
ject of this sehoJI IS TO prepare bows nor me
active duties of lie. In the Primsrv De1srte
ment special attention will be given To Bead.
ing Wrt0ng and Spelling. The PRINCIPAL boa
had Ten years experience IN teachiRR fn go
aRdria, hiehmond aud Lynchburg. Virginia
and designs establishing a permanent sebooi
Inc Academy Is located in a community noted
for its refinement and intelligence. n u No.
Park Avenue church, where religious services
are held every sunday. Board can be obt.ine5
near the schooI Tor SIS per month. Tina new
session Commences February 81. Referenoss.
J. J. Williams, n. N. Trezevant. 81 D 6ssS.
Kew. ID. ID. Hoge, DID. Rev n "
Moore, DID, Richmond, Va; Rev 4. i Dab.
ney, DID, Rev. r. Smith. ID D., UniSn SEM
mary, VA Kew. J. 3. Ramsey, DID. Judge n
A. Wilson, Hon. T. b Dean, non. Cbar1ss i.
Mos y, Lyn9hnurg, Va; Prof @. :. VensbIs
nlyeTSit o. NiF{59il, frof. Vim. DtnWiddie,
isls sw2 W. MILLER, Ma. Princlpal
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NOTICE

HAVING been appointed RECEIVER FQR
II COMMERCIAL BANK OF TENNrssFE
4 hereby request AL parties having eIainss
against said bEnE to present them AZ Soee 800
Aney may be entered upon the lat ofIIabfIffiea
Al persons indahled 10 same are uoriaed -
come ferWnrd and settle their aeeouneS ~
mediataiy. j. A. OMBERG. KeceiTa-
sAA0atf - 1@os lala ~
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DoARD.-A HANDSOME UNFURNIs8FO
ID Room, with Board, can be had. on annf5.
cs,sen ~ No. 81 Adams Street. jaIftf
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COAL! COAL!
C. T. PETERSON,
DEALER Is
The Best P%Ittsburg Coal.
Omee. Be-. Is MadIson street.
BARBER SHOP.

HAVE Just received a fresh supply Of No.
/ CsAL, and am ready 70 supply all who
favor nus with their orders, az the lowest
market rates. faIR Inn
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Case No. 6.

In the District Court Of the United states
the District Of West Tennessee, IN the naetl
ter OF s. Truehes1t, bankrupt. In barS-
ruPtcy, District OF West Iennessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern
TNhE undersigned hereby gives nstice Of his
\ appointment as assignee OF s. d. Truehaa,f
o. Sermsntown, In the County OF shelby ana
state OF Tennessee, within said Distr ~, who
has been adJudged a bankrupt upon his o~n
petition, by toe District Court Of aid DistrieT.
Memphis, Tenn The 18th day OF JonnarV. a
DIS y
Assigsee, etc, No. 450 Main street, waidyan
BLOCK faf8 IaN3w
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE.
a TI-MALARIAL BITTERSi
No Person need Suffer ffem Fever analogue, as this Medicine VIII give
Immediate Relief and Effect q Permanent Cure.
AS "A TONIC TT rs UNEQUAr.BD.
Rr For Sale by all Druggists and General Dealers.
ID. t. EVERTs & co.
Projectors and Sole Manufacturers. Petersbyrp y.
FOR SALE BY
P I. RUETTE & GO. NO. 313 MAIN STREET
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THE APPEAL FOR 1865

Proposes to meet the great questions which
viii arise, for the restoration of constitutional
rule, with the weapons Of
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MASONIC JOURNAL
TERMR -.

tInvariabIy in Advanced,
DAILY:
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J. Powell. My Lord, they must necessa-
rlly fan upon that poiut for IN the KIN hath
NO such power, fas clearly he hath not 10 my
tndgme1Ds the natural consequence viii be,
thai this peiltsoa = 70 ~aimipulto1 o. the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

The Baltimore Gazette says that it has been
currently reported in Baltimore, during the
last few days "that certain developments of a
most damaging character have been made in re-
gard to several members Of that City Council.
It has been said that they have received con-
siderable sums of money from the officers Of,
or the contractors with, a railroad corporation
which was applying to the municipal govern
ment for some sort of assistance" 1t is to be
hoped that these rumors may turn out to be
incorrect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 80.

Col. Tourtellotse, of Gen. Gillem' $ staff, has
recently been in Little Rock, Arkansas, for the
purpose of securing information in reference to
the alleged frauds committed at the late cleo.
tons. The charges made were, that ballot box
es had been stuffed; votes against the Consti.
tuition destroyed and changed; lawful voters
prohibited from the exercise Of the privilege of
the franchise; ballots cast by the same persons,
two, three or more times at different precincts;
and that voting was done by women in male
attire, and also persons disqualified by age and
residence. This is specimen Of what is alleg-
ed in the other Southern States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

Mr.. Evarts. yesterday, continued his able de-
fence Of the President, in the impeachment
case To the course of his remarks, in referr-
ing to Mr.. Buffers violent harangues, he said
that there was Chinese mode of warfare
which might be called conclusion, the dcaruc-
ton of an enemy by making terrible noise. -
This had been tried at Fort Fisher AMI had
failed. Not daunted, the honorable manager
had repeated the experiment on this trial, and
had sought to overcome the Senate-not by
discussion, but conclusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

Gov. WELLS, in response to the serenade
given to him by his friends in Richmond, re-
ferred to, in yesterdays Gazette made c
speech, in which he mentioned to the late war,
and said THAT fearful strife had swept over
the State, crushing like the hand of God
hut b orecs g
truth has been demonstrated that in our terri
tory at least all men are free and equal. This
great end accomplished, it only remains to
build up the waste places and to secure by law
to the people the rights which by the sword
they have acquired. With the proper legisla-
ton he hoped to see Virginia poisoning as
the rose, the James increasing the wealth OF
the State, the mines opened and their hidden
riches exposed, and the soil we'll cultivated,
beautifully yielding its fruits. In bringing
about such state of affairs the speaker hoped
to be an humble instrument
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

The city of Buffalo, New York, voted on
Tuesday, by small majority, to loan $4,000,
900 bonds to the Buffalo and Washington, ID.
9. railroad. The election was spirited. A little
over half the popular vote was polied
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

The Richmond Wing hopes that the Con-
servative districts, county, and neighborhood
meetings. called, in Virginia, may be held with
out encroaching to any injurious extent, upon
the business and industries of our people-for
they have, it will be recollected, double duty
to perform working for their bread and msat,
as we'll as endeavoring to prevent the coosum~
nation of Radical misrule, 10 the proposed
State Constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

FACTS FOR THE PEoPLE.-Read and remem-
Der that Blondheim's is the only establishm cnt
in the city to get real nice neat fitting suit OF
Black Cloth for SIS.
For one of those silk mixed Suits for Sl2 60
to Blondhem's,
corner King and Fairfax SITS.
For No. | Harris Cashmere Suit for So 60
to Bondheim's
corner King and Fairfax SIS.
For a real good Tweed Suit for Sll go to
Blondhems:
corner King and Fairfax sts.
For tip top Melton suit for $40 60 to
Blondhcm's;
corner King and Fairfax sts.
For Fancy Cashmere Suit for So 50 90 to
Blondheim's,
corner King and Fairfax sta.
For ore Of hose Black Sack Coats for 81 go to
Blondhcim's,
corner King and Fairfax SITS
Last, but not least, if you want Cassinet
Pants fer 81 and above, go to
Bondbeim'S,
ap14 corner King and Fairfax sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

THE NORTHERN NECK.-The Conservatives
of Lancaster county, met on Monday last.
Major John Morris was nominated for the
House of Delegates. DR.. NJ. Lewis was NOM
mated for the State Senate-sutject to the &C
ton of meeting Of the district by delegates
from the counties of King George, Westmore
land, Richmond and Northumberland, which
will be held at Heathsville, on the second Mon
In in May next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30
C1NIMERsCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April 30.-Flour is
weaker, but not quotably lower; transactions
very limited. Wheat in moderate request, and
prices lower; good to primo red 29Oa3CO.-
Corn is little more active and prices stronger;
sales Of 1000 bushels mixed at 105alOG and rec
bushels yellow at Ill. Rye active and firm,
with sales at 2l5. Oats quiet, with sales at IS.
Corn Mea inactive. Butter in better supply,
and prices still tending downward; primo .coun-
try 5Oa55. Lard steady. Bacon active.
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THOUGH you can find cheap clothing any
where, yet at S. Dealham's, l03: King ST., you
will find them cheaper THAI the cheapest. dc
has Melton Suits at So. 81; a!l.Wool Tweed SUITS
at So: Silk 1ed and Harria Cashmere Suits,
and many others of that class in great variety,
and wonderfully cheap ap l7-2awtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

tits admitted on all hands, that Mr.. Groes-
beck s speech 10 the Impeachment case, was q
very able one, Even party differences do not
prevent this acknowledgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

For great variety, latest styles, finest fabric
both foreign and domestic, and best manutuc-
tured Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
SEQ s. Dealham, 1913, King st. ap ll-2s"tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

The Lynchburg News says I'VE learn
that the Natural Bridge property was sold on
Saturday last, at public auction for So 300
The purchaser was Col. Mike Hartman, of
Stanton"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

The Valley Virginian says it has heard OF
but one white man 10 Augusta county who ad-
vocates tn, adoption of the proposed Consti
tuition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

ATTENTION New Spring and Summer
Clothing-tho largest and finest selection in the
city-the latest styles and best makes, now re-
ceiving and selling daily at the extensive Cloth
ing Emporium Of S. BLoNDHEIM.
ap23 corner King and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

Business at the Baltimore Stock Board was
very dull yesterday. There were no sales of
Gold or Governments. For United States sos
I'd 10 bid, 1l0i asked 5.20s 1867 100 bid, 1904
asked. Of State stocks there was one sale of
So, 900 Tennessee GO new at 67a-Virginia 6s
were dull; registered 1868 selling at 80, and new
coupons at as.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-30

The friends of Gen. Hancock, at the North,
are strongly urging his claims for nomination
as the Democratic and Conservative candidate
for President.