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Best Prints l2 Ia cents. Good
IA BIeached Domestic IL i-S
cents kSest L0BsBale Bic aehen
Domestic 80 GEMS POsAtIVsAy
hast seasOn ia business. ,. a.
LOewennltne a. Bros, No. SSA
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

'SQCIEE WALTON Eas engaged yesteT.
day pretty much all day trying the case
Of Moliie wi iiams indicted on three
ehsrges-asssult and battery, peace war
rant, and malicious tFespass. MolIie vas
found guilty on two cbaygls, and the
third was continued Until Monday mory.-
ing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Rev. J. ". ROGERs viii preach y
Our DspETtsd-whst they are d0iL :
before the resurrection, and our duty to
them thi6o mourning a Il o'clock,
Gree1lsw Building.
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ATTENTION Tax PAY ERs City, school
and police scrip a unity warrants in
sums 70 suit tax payer =, can ne obtained
a. the lowest rates ss the Memphis City
Savings Bank, clrus Of JeG5rson snd
Front streets #
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

CHINA.-All purchasers as the sales OF
Eastland & GilOert's stock are requested
to call for their goods Monday before
noon, as the closing sale Of said stock
will be made at one m. Monday.
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All Wool Flannel rs cents.
Ladies' BsAmOraI KRIS emily 81.
8rst Prints OnlS IL ia cent. J..
h LOeWensEiae e. Bros. closing
Out saae. NlRE RuiIdIng.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

GROCERIES Al Az CTIOE, Or a. E.
Franklsud, 1877 Main street, Webster
Block. Sales daily $ 10 O'Clock am.
Groceriss, Furniture, Glassware, SCn-
dries. City aud c0.Ec try dealers should
not fsil TO attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

TIE NUMBE OF voters registered up
70 four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, wss
eleven thousand M hundred and seven
ty-two III lI2)1 or three hundred and
thirty SIX II the last rwentv-f0ur hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

THE following kilograms remain I'M
delivered II tbe Western UoiOa Teie-
graHh flee: J. @. Griffin, V~redenburg,
SayEity Insurance Company, Nj. Girls
void, Eaoch Taylor, ThOs. II. Estes,
Ejierton L. D0Fr & Co, II A. Littleton,
B Bayiess, J. II. Smith, e. Warburg.
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LEFT AT APPEAL OFFICE-A psrcel
Containing a small paiT Of boys boots, s
piece OF check goods, etc, which the
owner = get By calling Tor same and
proving ownership.
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UarSeN stock OF Gents Clothing
and r. OUs and shoes as gressa
h..raaIos, J. II. L0eWensIine "a
ssro-. cIp NAng cut ssG,e, No. %SA
NaaAn aaFeS W.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

The Georgia Home Insurance Com
pany icsures against loss by fire at equi-
table rates, is LIBERAL in her conditions,
and settles her losses promptly, has
twenty thousand dollars in bonds depos-
tied with the Co comptroller fer the protec-
ton OF policy holders IN this STATE. Her
assets are over four hundred thousand
dollars ". II. MOORE, Agent,
2g3 Main street with German Maj. Bank.)
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CHINA, glass and queensware at the
mao uie's prices at Eastland d Gilberts,
BOZ Gain street. Auction st q O'Clock
Mona ~, to close cut balance of stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

SCHOOL SCRIP! SCHOOL SCRIPT!
waDJe az M-mphis CITY Savings Bank,
corner @! Jefferson and Front streets.
oct27 II
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LARGE lot OF good Nader Prints, at
l24c. 233 Main street.
OCT II RICE & ENGEL.
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BOARD OF TRADE COLLIE E,-Mf. .;
Kdgeiy, Secretary Of TIE Ca. y
Commerce, IS authorized to regis, u siu-
Asnts for a class in actual business. De
organized On Monday, November 2d.
oc@ Il c. GREGORY, President.
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A FINE lot Of black and eoIored Al
pscas just opened by Rice & Engeps, 2s3
Main street. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

G AAE Of al kinds was very plentiful
in he market and At the stands yesrer-
day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

THE Boulevard Szirt, in gr-f { variety.
can be found at Rics d F.ngePs, 233
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

DIRECT TRADE.-We were yesten lay
shown . dispatch from Messrs. o. & 4.
Psake, Of Charleston, TO Capt. W. j.
Ross, the Superintendent Of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, wE4fch
states that the first steamer OF tue direct
line between Charleston and Liver pool
arrived ia Charleston on Friday morn
ing She will leave for Liverpool Oh the
18Th inst. Others will follow at re gular
Intervals Of bf,esn days. This Is the
mos direct, and cheapest, route for
freight hence 10 Europe Cotton can b.
transmitted from MenJhis 10 Charleston
ia four sBc q bali Or five days, and from
Charleston to LiyerpOo! ia ten-naking
Ia all, say fifteen days,
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HYMENEAL-The following marriage
certificates were returned 10 The Office OF
the County Clerk, during the fsst week /:
Thomas p. lockwood and Mrs. Nj. j.
Bake, A. 3. Morrison and Ora G. PUgh,
James TspiamO and Miss Caroline Mas-
chue, L. +. Book and Mss Hattie n.
johnson, Henry Tscbillard and Miss
Ophelis Green, T. G. Norment and Miss
Matte NJ Lyon, Adm POWell and Miss
Ellen Richardson, John + LOnsdRie and
Miss Ida f. B1sWortb, Thomas Lag 9
and Mrs. Martha Stalks, and Two negro
couples, in al eleven pairs.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is delivered by
faithful carriers, Seven times q week for
ttOentyJ fUe cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

JOE LOCKE, 1854 MAIN STREET, at the
Mammoth News stand, Keeps constantly
on hand ali the leading a~aiiies, weeklies
and monthlies OF the United States. He
is agent far the Banner Of the South,
Father A. J RyaU's paper the SoUth-
eTn Home Journal, and the New Or
Iaans Price Current.
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A LARGE lot of beautiful dress goods,
bought since recent decline, just opened
at Rice 81 EngeFs, 2S3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

d AsTE & Co. are in daily receipt of
the fuest u most delicious Norfolk,
Saddle Rock and Cherry Stone Oysters,
in shell and a Southwest corner
Main and Union streets. oc3leodtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

MNCE and Fruit Pies, also Cream
Cakes, fresh every morning st Joseph
SpechGs, 81 Madison. Oc2SIW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

500 suns CLOTHING. from
81 Rec & E1gei's, % Main sire
oc27 Il
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THE DAILY APPEAL IS deLSUered 5y
faithful carriers, SeUen times q oOeeE for
tlOe.lty feU cents.
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TIE PoLIL CoCk4s we're a = dssu
stand sui vest NS uO4Hs ~
either district.
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LARGE lot MlI-s Cloth Shoes at SS %
ocz7 II RICE & EN9EL, 23 Main St.
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THE DAILY APPEAL. Is delivered 6g
faithful carriers, Seven times q week for
tWenty-fVe cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

SILVER plated French glass ST o case
a. EastlsDd d Gilbert's will e sold at
auction Monday at three . "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

FIRST cisss CLOAK L N-7S "A-'s~ o.
Aeakeu Brothers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

PERsoNAL-,Vs had the pleasure OF q
call rom Mr.. j seph L. Andrews, VINO
has Just returned Tom Europe, where ee
leaves his family FOR the winter. b e
dads a hearty wele N from his old
friepdS,
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DoLBEARJs ,1cmmerciai College, $50
Nam glreeJ, omen 1ay and night. New
pupils can begin an, day IN Writing,
Book keepinR. Ariihma 20 en- eLc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

LARGE lot Gents L. B. Shirts, for sale
low, at Rice & Engel's, 233 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Good COrsets IS Genus. QST1@t
hargaEEss IN Erish linens, pA-NO"
csEee cssiGOas sEasz sheeLib gs. -
Ii. Esss VyensszEae a. Bros, Gay
BUILDING.
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VIM SCHNEIDER, GuDsmitb, ~ Wash
ingtoD. TJOd WORK +; low prices. oc3Otf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

To GERMANS Notices or advertise
ment in the German language will be re
eeived and published in this paper. A
careful and Competent proof reader will
see that they are printed correctly. If
JUST received, 50 dozen Alexander
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01
CITY MATTERS.
sHELsY OaUSFG rIsAsog OOHKITrEE

The following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Democratic Committee,
tie Finance Committee of the County of
Shelby
". RICHARDsoS Hunt, ". B. -GALBREATa,
J. d EuMeSDaON. NAPOLEON Hull.
y. C0RJN A. $50. ID. Tz-TTON.
-. M~AGEFESEY. +. ". SMTTa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

BALTIMORE OYSTERS just received per
express, at Memphis Oyster Depot, No.
36 Jefferson street. Seventy-hve cents
mar can. OCZoO OF
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New Books.-We have received from
Messrs. Church q Co., (Msin street, west
side. below Monroe a copy of Dallas
G~s,braith," a novel by Mrs. r. Harding
Davis, authorizes OF " Waiting for the
Vardict.n 1t was originally published in
LEDpiacoE's Magazine, in numbers, and
now appears in One neatly and n
.somely gotten up volume OF $50 pages.
me story is well written, and displays
. reat power and psthos, but there are
; ertain peculiarities about ne style
" hieh give it an affected air, That is not
AT all in keeping with the simplicity and
bu ubleness OF the subject. The author
q S affects so oatre manner, q uses
he word "a curious" ODD" and "queer"
in almost every psrsgra Dh Of the book.
The word " curious" or sCue OF Its COM
pounds, occuEs ia almost every psge
throughout the whole volume. Thisi o
a certain extent, mars the otherwise in-
tense interest excited in the story. 90
the whole, however, the book ID well
worth the perusal of every q who If
fond of works of this description oil
fiction.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
Annual Report Of the Board of School
Visitors of the City Schools Of Mem
ohis, for the years of 1867-6S. II
hounds in useful information TO those
Interested in the educational movement,
F,ut we have not as yet had time to ez-
amine it as We could wish.
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1adicaI College of mempn1s.

MH0lCal GOll5B0 VI "OARA4Ss
s,,uE esgnla- Course of Lectures in this IN
Srifuffon will on NOsDAY, d
Sovember. at 9 = N. a d termIEals on aarch
'ocSi 2w Dean OF The Faculty.
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JUICES 3. NJ. Allen. Ed -~irzgibb9ns z y
keeys. Clerk: Henry Sheyhsr1, G-0rz- l..
Nichols. Deputy Jon missioner \ u. Mon
creaL. Polls At RaIeizb.
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AUCTxOH.

AT AUCTION
By A. e.
I97 Main Street, = Webster Block.
SALES DAILY 10 O'CLOCK A ".
Groceries, Glassware, Furni-
ture, SundrIes!
nnvI Iw A z FRANKLAND Ancffnneer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

CHINA-Balance of the stock Of East
land q Gilbert will be closed out Mon
day. Auction sale commencing at one
/ nelock D.m.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

JCdges: James CarreI, VII Ian sfovaI. j. C..
Campbell. Deputy Commissioner {: J. Il. Cash.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Judges: q. II. Bartlett, A.. e. NeEkir~. II.
Med noug1. Jerks: j.. u. McROzen. J ,an
6Osssau. Deputy C0mnls.iOner J.. II. Fr1ddy.
pofIa at RarrIefffz Efaffnu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Judges: B. G. Wynn, W. IL Coleman, John
2 Bolton. Deputy C0mmis-oner Q. A.. all.
Polls AZ Wynn's store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Judges: D. A Harrsil, ~ J. Turner. J. F..
Cranberry. Deputy q nMissioner W.D. Ride
out. Pulls 1t Baskerville
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

judges: d. Coroitt, A. L Roy Il. p. ThOmp.
son. Deputy OmmisziJnsr z. A. ReynO-ds
Polls At Nelson's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Judges J.. y. BiedsOs, 2. y. Bond, Villa
Groom. Deputy Commissioner fh0s. Lon
Polls at Engllsues.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Judges: q. Irby, J. q. soors J. v. Ramsey.
Deputy OmmtssOner: LK. Waddy. P0iIs a.
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NINTH DISTRICT

Judges: Phil. JONES, &C. Brewer, IF. Orr
Commissioner ]. r. orr. Polls st
Shelby Depot
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Spiral gDtIers.
Forewarned- -ForearEned.
AaANPrL PEsIn.Ea&

w.tn tie "beated tH.eo-nes tas sznE-
a Ct VA. h1zhtfui pezfezes Ccllan1szz-
vEs, untold and indi5er1batseraiyEy this
t,r,aztt into thoasznds akhousehoIssIn Cur
lsDd every year fOT g1eraaons Faz1, a
speeinc and ee-taInprSsssaafse - ven -
speedy md Ebsozu1e e1e fOE Tbs awful Dis
ease e the ereat Ho1ehoh Remedy. nov
know an GEeE ne World, a. Ntshlsr's Herb
Rnte-z II III pozit4TzIy iorttfy thsEyzsm
against the attacks Of AEsztie cnosGa.
cnolerz Molb1s, Cholszs IBanium. DiaI-
1hoez, Simmer Complaint. Dyseutey,
choije. Painters Chol1e de d n. BtSeil,
II d, Pnysidan-in-ehief of tie o. e Hne-
pgtaI ship. Falcon highly recommends II
m ChoEerz, and his ussd it With navel
IoasEure<s IN saeh eases II aess Ifks an
angel Of mercy in every mstanne- Sod by
All druggists and deaIea-
d.. g. b Hartman a Co. Pppr6stozs
LaneaEta, Pa
Fo by LAUGHLHs sNETH & CO..
wboIaaIs Druggists Wheeling. ". Va
jyls-zv
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=. crRrAn CERH.r

FOR LoeipleuE Consumption, Asthma,
Coughs, Gods, Dysp=pkias Liver Complaint,
and General Debility, win be found In Dr.
To5la : Putmon ic LIE Syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded rom the gifts Of the
aYezstabIe Kingdom, VIII be found q soye--
esga remedy in All the above named disea-
So Inc demand for this valuable com
pound Is daily increasing, and 1t viii with
out.a doubt become as popular a. Doctor To
bias celebrated Venetian Lfnirnent. Con-
sumption in lis Last stages this Syrup win
not eure, nor Is there any reme7y that VIII;
relief however. VIII be found by its use.
What 1tis stated to cure It surely VIII do. a.
q tIial wiz prove. Thousands OF Certificates
can be SEEN at the Depot Sold by The DTug.
gistz, and 81 80. 10 Park Place, New York.
Price % CENTS. Ask for DIT. TObiaz' Pull
mGnic Lie Syrup, and take no other.
tyI-lmdAW
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Pure BLOOD, mnddyWater.

Pure blood may be compared TO pure
water, and impure blood 10 muddy water. If
you pass muddy water through muslin you
soil #; continue the process and you cover
with thick mud. Blood passes through an
parts OF the bodyi II good and Purett DouT-
tines and cIeanses the paris It gees through.
II i'm pure It leaves more or less dirt behind
It. BRASDREIa's FILLS are the medicine
wanted, becznse they are made on purpose
TO take dirty humors out OF The body. and
they never fail These pills cure serofuIs,
even of forty years' standing; they have
cured cases Of rheumatism when the patient
had not walked for Jour yeats; Of paralysis
where the legs hadlosttheir roEerof move
ment for seventeen ysars. The evidence in
these cases cannot be disputed. Is there q
toEu In the world where such evidence ex-
ISIS not? If BRASDREIH's PILLS have BEEN
much used there we know that such evil
dance can be found.
Bat be sure and zee upon each box my
name In the Government stamp. in white
letter.. .BRArDRErH. Brandreth House,
New York. sold by su druggists.
tyI6-lmd&H
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K1-GOTeruoE WfSe's speech In Rich.
nnn-EEce.nInr,h M Mad


mond-seee.sIOn Sot Dead.
The Richmond Inquirer and Eza1lia-
er gives the following report of the re-
marks OF Ex-Governor Wise, at the
Democratic meeting In that city, on
Saturday evening, Of which "A synepsis
was given in our dispatches:
"At the conclusion Of Gov. Vance's
speech, there were loud and couttDu-
Qua calls for Gen. Wise. He responded
from hIz seat, and said he had waited
three years to see what he now saw
some glimpse of civi! liberty. He stood
u paIoled prisoner of war, and feared
he would rot meet with the sympathies
Of his own friends in which he had TO
say. He cared nothing for the plat
form. II was tub thrown to the
whale He dissented from the first
plank of the platform. He aeknowl-
edged that slavery WAS dead, but said
that secession was not dead. This he
would not admit. He would not admit
| that he had not the right to secede from
/ any tyranny. The New York convention
had seeded from tho tyranny o!
| a party. He wonld vote for
! HoTatio Seymour, first. because
stTaws show the way the winds blow.
BE paid high compliment to General
| Hancock, whose name was before the
Convention. He thanked God that
military renown had been thrown aside
and civilian and a statesman nomina-
ted. He accepted the ticket because
Francis r. Blair, who had said what he
did about setting up military over civil
authority, Ind been put on it. He,de-
fired what State WAS, and said the
States had not been abolished. He
warned his hearers not to desptse the
Black Republican party. They had in
theIr ranks some OF the finest iuteitects
in the country. Some OF the most dia-
bolical lawyers and preachers in the
country belonged TO 1t. They said
Grants nomination bad caused no en-
thusiasm; this was the most fearful sign
he had seen. Be not deceived. The
Republican party was powerful; it was
unscrupulous; 1t was a party 10 be
feared. II had power in Its hands to
make the ballot box respond asst wish
ed. His test for the right of suffrage
was that vo!er should be sane adult
citizen that could read and write. He
hated Interchangeable aristocracy OF
property. His only aristocracy was
The aristocracY ofintellect.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.



The very important and extensive Inn
provements which have recently been made
IN this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprietors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and convenienees superior
to any other Hotel in the city. During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits OF apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closets, &C., attached; one Of
Tufts magn iheent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly andriehly carpeted.
and the entire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnished. making 1t, in allits ap-
pointments, equal to any hotel in the coun-
Try. Telegraph ohice, Billiard Halls and Cafe
- -''' -H' LEWIS RICE SON,
my4-3meod ProprIetors.
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The Is&ueS OF the Campaign
TIE following Letter was read at the
Republican meeting a: Parkerzburg
last Saturday:
SESAIR CHAHEKR-
WHEELING, July 1G, 1s5s.J
Caas. JfErPhy Esq.
DEAR SEE:-I yecs5Ted yonEs OF the
18Th inG+., Inviting me 10 attend jour
Union melting at PaFkeKsbaFg on the
ls,h inst. II possible 7 VIII os there,
UuE am engaged on the revision com
nittss, ard as there are matters a:
present before il in which the people in
nv district are much interested, ] may
o. detained. Be assured, however, that
nv heart "a with you apd the County
Committee in your efforts to arouse the
Onion men of Wood and adjoining
COUNTIES 70 z sense Of the great Tezpon-
sibiIity resting upon them in the Pc
iit!czI struggle upon which We are
about 70 enter.
Wien leading rebels ike AIez. a.
Stephens and Gen. wade Hampton can
dictate The platform and nams the czndi-
dafes ofGEs Democratic party as they
did few days ago IN New YoEE, II Is
surely time ouT boys should begin 70
rally round the flag once again" When
the candidate oftbst party, Gen. P. p.
Blair, pU OIicIy threatens neIv rebellion;
~ IeI L. I=~AdIE7 AZ LIZ AEGtEA ~ A24G
Convention that the President elect
should declare the laws Of the country
"nnti and void" and that the recon
s'rUction acts OF Congress should be
'st;dmDled IN The dE5P' Il "a time the
true friends ofthe country were getting
their eyes open.
But more than all this; when the Tsb-
81 General Forrest who ordered the
pufebeTy Of numbers Of cur soldiers
At Fort Pillow after they had thrown
down their arms, and who ordered
others, while yer manzIed and bleeding,
to be driven al the point Of the bayonet
nmong It's burning Eim5srs. is received
with io1d applause as he was at the
Democratic Convention, If is time the
alarm should be sounded along the
whole onion line. The old issue OF
Is6I is again upon uE, "Ehan loyal men
or rebels rule" Secession" said Hen
~ a. Wise the o;ber day in his Rich
noond speech, endorsing the nominA-
tion Of Seymour, "!Secss1oH u mare
dtfvs than erer." The rebel Governor
Vance declared at the Same time that
aha: the ConfedeFacy fought for would
BE- won By the election ~ Ssymour md
Eg1fT.''
an glad to say to you that our
Union friends are being thoroughly
organized all over the State, and u our
men DO half their duty. II IS safe TO
predict the overwhelming defeat Of the
enemy in October and November.
Yours truly,
W. E. sTEvEssos.
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National Trust Go.
or The CITY OF EEw YORK,
40. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
: CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS 2. MASGAM, President.
JANIS MEREILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT ISIEaEsT on all Daily Balances,
S,iGject TO cheek Of Sight SPECIAL DEros-
ITS for Blk Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over so
sharehoIdeEs, comprising many gentlemen
Of large wealth and financial experience,
who are al personally liable TO depoziton
for all obligations Of the Company 10 double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar ge or mallamAunts, and permits them
TO be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest IN ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
Ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
yantsges ofsecurity, conyenIe ace and p1oht.
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VIZ print elsewhere the Richmond
EHge7eT's report Of Gov. wIse's speech
At the Richmond ratification meeting.
II win be sen that Wise, who repre-
sents the Virginia rebels, distinctly de-
clared thatsscsssion Is notsdead, asd
that The rebels support the deket BE-
eause Blair has promised them another
revolution. The En9saez ouZht to b
pretty good authority, and it fully ee1-
firms 0e lEelegzepA1e ts7 suppressed BY
the ReglaeT. VII the R<gSssT copy
from the Enquirer?