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HHhopgh fl,e Constitution requires ,hn,
l-sch Sfaie -h. j be rrpr-srni,d !, c,,a,
''2l'i.' Mis-'e>'ppi and Texas are y.,,x
ni'o i'rm b.,h lion.es and e,oi,.., "
~ '-s"ress pr,v'-i,rs OF TN, ,n-,,,...,,
acre de uied ps'ti, ,ipsii.u Il, tbe ,,e.,,
~" 'of Ptrsd-ni sud VIC. Psss,dsut a,
% Uritsd states. The a,,.mn, 10 o,.e.
'"e "h"i. r"pu,.'i,n urd., the e,m;,..
~" o. p'if""s OF color IN NJ Sum hs.
"p'h'' ""' d,-royed the kird!y rels.
tons 'he' ha' prevsus,y existed be,w.s,l
h~m, aI" mutual di-tsust has reut,.d |,
: f"~i'g Of animosiy
The Federal Coa-,iiu,ion, ,be N
'htr'a OF Ansfissh X sns, unt.,
= lee and -alufsry provisions w., h,vs s,s.
ess'u'iy conducted ali ou, domestic .ndt
o'tien sf''rs in peace and IN gar. and b.. "
o"ie grfbt nation ainong the movers a, y
'f'n' must assnredsy NOW be d,aGsie p
he settlement OF the qlpsnons rrosirg .
u OF ne civil war w.ged ~ is vindca,;.r.
his great fact is msde NOS, m,o,,ss, +, a,
Y condition Q! The country when Congress %,
's'"o'd ~ the month OF Decemb.r. 1855 al
vi s'ri'e had ceas. d; me spi,it o, nh, W
!" n"o eo@n' i's entire force ~ ~. s u h IeI
o'H'es; The people had beer wsfmeda
" hs'IoDa' lie. and through u, the who,. 10
un'ry, q healthy spscllnn IN pubIlc ssnr. ID
pht mad 'sken piece. BY the application ou
The simple, ye, effective. pr.vislons q, "a
Consti'ui ion-lhe EXECUTIVE Dsn.r, tx
'n', w''h the voluntary aid Of the S,s,ss un
q Drought the work OF r.s,orsti, q a. ~ ho
mp'e'ion az wns within lhe sc.pc q, II. yer
'Lori'y. srd the Nation wa. enccur... esi
ne prospect Of sn early aud @sr-lsct r., &c
oS''re" " OIL lis dlffruI,es. C5ncress COZ
"sv'r' 'n'trferrd. snd rs'usi- 10 p(rf q leg
orr go nearly ccnsun. mated dse,,n. NH
a. mt M n'bers from the S,srss ia,sn 4 insn
eH'on, aud adopted a course OF me s-ur EST
'rb arrested the progress Of re- co,n.,rpc =
- ana frustrated al that had be.u don i
!, successfully accomplished; and sner no
~ years oi sei'stion ond strife, hns let. viii
country frfther from the a,,sinreni 80 100.
?" snd Es'stna' feeling ,h.n a, II. IN sy1
'"n o. III Coggres-ors plsn of rec.,n !.
c''"n. Il ne'd- no argument IN oh u
'eR's's''on Witch has prodoced SOC, &eo-
'equ nces, should be sSrocs,.d. o. els uoo
: TO cvo'om to 'hs genuine principles &94s
'poh''es" government utdsr the IN n
zee of parry passion and ssc,ionsi pr,iu- ,.l.
; scs hsve been passed no, warranted deh,e
i%'"S'o'' i%'"S'o'' 4ia,.- Isuch
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u u sstno ed d,s, III. ,ec.in,. I'M,
,hr pressn' fi.r.i yerr ,nsioo n, . SEQ
vii b. $3ll 1892 s6s snd III * ;. 4, !, !.
$685. l32 40 showing s.m,n b.l.ncs \,
"a 39s IN 'rvord ha Gnvsvu, r !,
~ h-'s' vrAv ending JIM 8 1870 i, i 90
'ms' 'h'' he c-,ps viii smonn, 20,
sS27 oOOCOO and he expsoai,ures - A3oa /
~ ooo' leaving on esnms,ed surplus oil
$4,000 COO. ND !
o-r.m"s proper in this canrec ion A.
n'ke a bhef reference to our public in !,
eo'rsness which has sccu,nuls,.S with
uch charming rapidly end assumed suchIt h
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27
CHAPTER XVIII.

In the quiet Of silverdale, Adrian,,a.
had time to consider the past, and pl.n,
for the future. If there were 4 chance
Of Mr.. Etheredge's buying Trenholm,
the sooner she left Silverdaie the botter.
She had no wish to meet him. What
an unfortunate circumstance that he
should be Mr.. Clinton's cousin. It
seemed as though the fates pursued her.
Good Mrs. Davis watched her, aud
though satisfied that she was regainine
health and strength, she yet did not
tail to perceive that there was a cloud
hanging over her that neither time nor
change seemed 70 remove.
"Tell me, my dear, what is it that
frcts you9 I was your mothers best
loved playmate: poorsSus;e and I had
no Secrets" ,.u. .f. ,.,f.,...,,., S...'>
And then Adriana opened her heart.
and poured forth her story and its &C.
qpel into tho astonished cam Of Mn.
Davis. s.''' = 22 - .>.% >5s's.z*,;,
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\ ATEs or ADvERTIsING,

L. Lsral ,ndisvernmental lvertisement,7 Is centsper
square for the first insertion, aud 81 acents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
recorded a. accountable for tho cost Of the Same,
ess there Is special agreement to charge the same
another party Paymsat in all GASES to be made In
advance or upon delivery Of the amdavit.
Local Notices. Is cents per line to transient and
lOosnts per line to regular, advertisers.
1. Notice Of death simple eannouncement]2o 70 cents;
obituary notices, scents per lines marriage notice.
SO cents.
5. All political, religious orother notices, cents
PSF line.
{. Special plaos advertisements to be inserted at
rates agreed upon.
!. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Strangers must pay in advance, Or give salts
ory reference.
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Good for Man or Beast
JAIN KILLER Cunrs Son. THROAT.

DAM KILLER CuREs SoR1 THROAT,
4 Favorite Medicine with oil classes.
Il 10 DAvIs' PAIN K1lLz1
RI F you have Painters, Colic,
i USE TIE PAIN K11LE1.
N o Medicine is so Ps?,':, p IL: p.;, x,,,.,
15. 5. -
TEEP the PAIN KILLER always at hand.
IF youhaves Cough" Or Cold, "~-~'->'-->'
i USE The PAIN KILLER
II: O0K out and notbe eau ght without .
IL Bottle; of Pam K1LLr1 In the house
7 EFT every body use the PAIN K111EH
IL For Sprains and Bruises
livery sailor should carry bottle Of
~ PAIN KILLER with him.
DEMEMBER the PAIN KILLEe 10 for
IL both Internal and External use. !.
The Pain Killer 10 sold by all Druggist
and Dealers In Family Medicines.
Ticknor, Tolman & Co., and 8. Marlatt
Agents at st. Cloud. Sold by all drug
gists. n22.2m
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27
INFLUENCE.

1Ng1U0NCEs
~ PRANK 10xcRoPf.
Wandering once along the SEA,
A sudle1 impulse came to ne.
A little stone, 10 very ANAL
That Il scarce seemed 70 have weight at all,
seized with opened hand and threw
Into the waters deep and blue.
The ripplss outward and onward spread,
A. the stone sank down to the oceans bed
Circlipg ever far and wide,
On tho rugged waves Of tho flowing tide.
Quoth I tomysslf, "There's lesson here,
That may well bs learned with loving fear.
Every man, and woman, and child,
II pebble thrown into the waters wild;
Every stone some motion imparts
In this turbulent sea of hearts;
For nothing there is 20 weak aid small,
A. to leave no trace Of power at all.
And tho rippled waves Of this troubled sea
viii 30 seen and felt in Eternity"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-27
Oo41 &611U 800 IIu0"Ilt :.
SURE CURE!:s TRY 1T

-~Anon'S Lung Balsam
Il tie Remedy to Cure all Luny Di0Feuls;e.
1t should Be thoroughly tested b.
Hsing any other Ralsam.
II WILL CURE WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL.
Directions Accompany Eaeh Bsttle.
Dr.. A. L. ,seovill, formerly one of the
Proprietors Of Halls Balsam, says: II
can truly say that it il by far tho best sx-
pectorant remedy with which I am ae-
qusiatsd. For Coughs and all the easily
stages Of Lung Complaints, I believe it to
be : certain cure; and IL every family woulp
keep it BY them, ready 10 administer upon
tho first appearance Of disease Of the Lungs
there would be very few cases Of Consamp-
tion."
Sterling Bros, Druggists, write from
Carrollton, O.. Jan. 27, 1856: ''Send US
SIX doz. Aliens Lung Balsam. It gives
better satisfaction than any. other medicine
we SELL" :: -:
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DEMEMBER the place to ret . nice %
IL Of Silver Coin Jewslry, breast Pins
Sleeve e-buttons and Ear -rinrs, & q RnsH,a
Jewelry store, He sngravsa than beauti-
fully. RI. ...5 j. .s.1 =. ~ -,
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j. E. WEST & CO.,
Keep constantly on baud large and
|. ~. i Ans stock Of
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
CURTAINS,
J. WINDOW SHADES,
FANCY GOODS,
PICTURES and FRAMES, R[S,
TOYS, &C., &c.
Also, Agents for
33~ ~MoRTON,S~ !.
Celebrated Gold Pens,
GROVER 1 DlkEKs
SEWING MACHINES.
- ~
Gall and GOO 1T, an -
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a. e. HUSSEY.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
Is prepared to farnish plans, specifea-
l ITEMS, and estimates for buildings; also
- take contracts, and do ell kinds Of car
Yenter snd joiner work in the latest and
osst approved styks. Rtiees rsdsonabks.
&ep-xssr as Dssss~s1sonee.
OI' CAOUDe asy 49, MINI
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right. understand. But l meet with 4
stumbliug-block, and did fall over it,
and then l opened the locket."
"Adrie, is it true, do you think,-I
mean do you know what I mean ?"
cWhat. . very pulling sentence" "
said Mr.. Clinton, advancing from the
other end of the room.
"Have you heard what We were talk
ing Off"
"No, otherwise I might, perhaps
have understood your sentence. But l
want you to walk over to Clay6eld with
me; rerhaps Miss Linden will join u.s."
''Thank you, no; I am luxuriou,
enough to prefer sitting by tho fire."
And when Mr.. Clinton and Katy
had gone, she drew her chair still near.
er, aud looking into the red ambers,
she drew therefrom = quaint fantastic
gallery OF pictures of the past, and IS
each rose before her she sighed deeply.
ut Is time to have done with all
sentimental folly" so ran her reverie !;
"the past has run its course. There is
a time for everythiug,' aud my life
dream has lad its time aud place. 1t
vas not out Of season in its day, but
it's terribly old.tashioned nov, worn
quite threadbare. Yale! / could almost
laugh At it., 80 taotley are its oolors and
80 strangely torn,'' aud she laughed
aloud, but the tears were running down
her choeks; land yet it's hard parting
with an old friend. Nevertheless, Valel
Lot the dead bury thei1 dead,' aud
from the grave of the past lot better
life arise. A living sermon, with little
katy's quotation for its text,-tNot by
might, nor BY power, but BY my Spirit,
~. All Cro BE coNr1NuzD:l "2
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RUDoLPH sCHGNENlNT.

o10nrH bCHuNkMANN, =
H"-AICHM T "A <ER,1
p. oerasine street,
81. CLOUD. .,.27. :7>-..' n1NN,
Il e0OD assortnentef Watches. G. 4
III Clocks sad Jewelry always on 1a
kaad, 0alysniSing done. Rspaidnr mn.
lydeno and warranted for one year NV
i - 1s1stk fApsessle9tstsA a.$ 9iI.@5i -
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conteDding parties, aad by it the oon-
test was mainly decided, yet the bitter
controversies Of that polemieal period
undoubtedly contributed to develop the
powers and 6x the standard of the Eag-
lish tongue.
A third relement was at this time
epgrafted upon the mixture Of Germen
and French, which forms the basis Of
our language. Latin, which had hith-
erto been the language Of aaive.ities
and schools aud had preserved its su-
prem.cy IN every department Of SCI
ence' vas now supphnted BY ii young
and vigorous rival ; but in yielding the
empire it had 30 long enjoyed it seem
ed BY sort Of oomoromise to eommia-
gle With its victorious competitor. The
reason Of this Is su6eieatly obvious.
The English became . cultivated l.a-
guage At period when sdusassd men
were universally .eeavsssaat With the
Latin tongue. In adapting their ver-
nacular to the uses Of science aal liter.
ature, they naturally, psrhaps almut
uucousciously, enriched i With = null
titude Of scientific and technical terms
derived from the venerable language Of
Rome. The incorporation - com.
plete and has been sanctioned 81 time,
yet the language Of ordinary .aain and
Of every day LIE still beans tho impress
Of its Saxon original.
Toward the close Of tie s,zteeuth
century began 70 appear thus es'ebu-
ted writer's Who after the hps Of sve
centuries and = half ars sill 1spe,e,o
cd as the luminaries Of Ene6sA li,e,,-
ture. Richard; Hooker, ~ 1piseoul
clergyman, published NJ n 3ou
books Of his Ecclesiastical PoGty" j.
1894 ]; fAh w,s.i.ssd in lsoy, md
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csoss1osA - Vo0DQADoeA
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My arrangements with ono Of the Oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses Of The East,
and having buyer in the market all tho
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will find bargains at
al times 9 y ! nv store; F.. =: Isn1s-tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13

There is no result of the recent election
more gratifying to US than the election
of Hon. John W. Leftwich to Congress
from the Memphis district. he belongs
to that upper class of natures Doblemen,
of whom it may always be truly said,
she is an honest man" Ever since the
surrender Of the Confederate armies DIR.
Leftwich has siudiously sought q return
of peace through the msgnsnimity Of a
conqueror and the honor Of brave men
in defeat That he has rescued the city
Of Memphis, by his selection as mayor.
and latierly bis district, by his election
70 Congress, is an encouraging evidence
that We are not yet wholly demoralized,
aud that personal honesty and integrity
still have their reward. Tennessee has
DO wortbier son than Dr.. John W. Left
uich. -Knorrilis Press and Herald
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13

2 az . - 1 go S :s1 ss. -. .i ;5 G1si i1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13
Memphis and Little Rock
RAILR DAD.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEP
~ TENDER e, 1853 the train on the Eastern
Division of this road will run regularly as fol-
lows:
GoIss wEsr-Leavs HopefeId Monday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday; at 7.3O am, and arrive
at Madison at ] o'clock pm.
ceMISa EAST cave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1880 s.m.; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock p.n., and Memphis
The Ferryboat NEVADA leaves the foot OF
Union street at am. Trains at Madison oCn-
meet with the Stage L ne between Madison and
DuvalPs Bluff.
s6- Passengers lea ring Memphis at lam.
arrive in Little Rock at 5 pm. next day.:
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket
Offices in the city.
Frsiehts for Madison or way stations re-
ceived by P. NJ. PATTERSON x CO.. at their
wharf boat, foot of Union street.
Freight to way stations must be prepaid.
OFFICE or RoAD-12 Jefferson street.
J. W. ROBERTSON,
1891 General Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13
CONsIGNMENTs.

T,oR sAIE Low. BY wALfy0TT. SMITH
IL AGO.. Ncs- and Howard roE;
100 BbIs. new GaIena Mess Pork =
Warranted
no BbIs. n. ID. neal;
rss nbIs- choice View York Apples;
200 Boxes Cheese
go HhIs. . Bakers Best Flours
loo HbIs- WHISKY. from 80 cents mp
also.
90 Rars CoGec. ~ n cents e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13
DIR. RUsSELL's
Dispensary and Imfrmary,
MEMPHIs. TENNEssEE.

nR. RUssRLL's DIsPEgsARY AND
tion cf the Kind in the Ssuthv1st, established
in 1859. pleasantly located e Nos. ~ ano ~
North side fCOurt square. Memphis, Iennes-
see, is open for the reception Of Patients des,r-
inr freafmcnt and the comforts Of home While
receiving the same. Patients also treated ~
the offce or By letter II desired
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, 0out. faral{tts
Deafness, Fiis, CONSUMPTION. syphilis. skin
Diseescs. spermatorrhca. Impotsncy, and Al
the disease arising from the indIscretion OF
youth perrna1gntly cured- Also, Chroric Dr.
eases IN 81 lheir forms edectually cured Al Us
above named Institution.
DR.. RUSSELL. Corgultire fhyaIc a. .
- Treatise On Chronic Di1casci iu.nithe1
free On nrrIir1fIon. VII
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13

A WELL RsTABLIsHKD AND GOOD
n payinr burinea IN LquiEr'lls, Ky, 10 real
egfafa n Memphis. Tenn. A Sod orpcrturlv
vii - ofersd 10 any one uiIhinE q mer-
chanii1e. Darkness nov verb <3.o0. fH
eEo. II. MoSsARRAT co.
81 Ayrea Dlocf.
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Parsioular Attention Pale 70 the Obtain
ing Of Paier ~

81, ~ s.s. e esTss,2, &C. S'i sss Es:;
he Court 81 Claims. Psnsoa . 5>cE ~ -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-13
NJ L. MEAcHAM. A. @. TREADwELL.
MEACHAM 4 TREADWELL,
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers, Cotton Factors,
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. 8 UNION STREET,
stonswaIl Block. Memphis. Tenn.

DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE CARD.
IL IL will be seen that we have completed our
mammoth Storeheuse, No. Union street.
" stonewan Block" and are nov oFening up
the largest and most varied sock q
Groceries and Plantation Supplies
ever brourht 70 this market. We will b
pleased a. al times 10 see and serve our old
customers, and a. many new ~ may favor us
with call heturninE thanks Tor TIE very
liberal patronare extended 20 us Tor the last
tneen year.. We bore b. promptnees In Al
ttings and strict sttention 70 business % merit
continuation fthe E7ma
BserisF. Rops and Iron Ties Furnished Il
lowest market uriccG. - ~.
Our NJ. TREADWELL win give lii snfir,
attention n the sals q Cotton.
Our Mr.. MEACHAM. one Of the Oldest Gro
cen Merchants In the city. will give bis undi-
vided attention % the Wholesale 0rocery De-
rartme1t ~ d.
cal md see us; We win make Il % youf IN
tercat % trlde With ~. 80
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PUBLIC LEDGER
L.RGEsT CIrY CIRCULATION.

omoe. 30. ia NIadi.on ,s.reet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-04
GEORGIA ITEMS.

John Montgomery, q colored gentle
man who ran a small screw press near
Macon and rebaled cotton, having been
cleverly entrapped, made confession that
be had been in the habit Of stealing cot
ton on the arrival of the train at Macon.
The Columbus Enquirer Of the 2eth
ult strikes timely note of warning. 1t
says: Planters, in pitching" their
crops for this year, will bear In mind the
fact that Congress has not yet repealed
the tax on raw cotton. May it not be
tsst all the demonstrations leading Us to
hope for q repeal were only intended TO
allure the planters into preparations for
eultivating cotton extensively again this
wear? They have found out by expe-
rience that they cannot profitably raise
II while the tax Is imposed, aud We hope
that none OF them have yet made such
engagements as will compel them 10
plant largely Of cotton.
1t Is thought that Gen. Meade will
move bis headquarters TO Milledgevilie,
as soon as be can get rid OF the negro
Convention. The Federal Union says
f" One great advantage which he expects
to gain By the movement Is to get clear
of the great swarm of hungry Office
seekers and toadies that torment him
dav and night, and, like the frogs which
plagued Egypt, come into his bed cham
ber, even into his kneading trough"
Mr.. J. L. Test, for several years Tax
Receiver Of Floyd county, and q highly
respectable citizen, died in his cell at the
Lunatic Asylum, IN Milledgeville, on the
ID inst, OF fstrsngulation. He had shown
evidence of insanity for several months,
but had been in the Asylum but 3 few
days.
Gen. Meade has removed n. G. Bar
nett, Secretary of State, for refusing tc
acknowledge the military authorities,
and has directed Capt. Wheaton, nov
acting IS Comptroller, to discharge, also,
be duties Of the Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-04
Sqls Il and Little Rock Il. r.

S. -. s..eu.- .uas .us RnIe
men of Mississippi intend to vote I
They Intend to vote en- B1asse, and if
Mygatt, Mckee, Barry, Eggleston, AL
derson, Flournoy, Haussr, WoodmSnsee,
Costello, and the other scoundrels who
expect to rule this State, fancy that
.hey can repeat their rascality, we warn
them in time, they will find themselves
mistaken There will be no more tear
ing up of tickets-no committee to ex-
anime tickets-no more bullying and
browbesting, but every man, black as
we'll as white, will exercise the right of
voting precisely the ticket he prefers,
and the man or the men-We care not
whether they are white or black vaga-
bonds, who attempt to prevent 1t, will
surely come to grief"
Last week a wholesale raid was
made in Wilkinson county, and over one
hundred head Of cattle, selected from the
herds Of different planters, were carried
off and seereted. Armed parties have
been securing the country in pursuit Of
the thieves.
We see from the last number Of the
Enterprise Star that ]. Morgan Smith
has become the editsr Of that journal.
He is also associated with Mr.. Thielgasrd
Ia its publication.
Mrs. Mary A. EthFidge, Of Meridian,
died rather suddenly while under the
influence Of some drugs administered by
couple of pretenders to medical skill,
named Hollis. The circumstances led
to the belief that her death was less the
result Of disease than unskillful treat.
ment, and coroneT's inquest was held
over her body, which found the Hollises
guilty Of msnslaughter IN producing her
death.
AT Meridian, q negro who called
himself Fortune Jenkins tried to dispose
Of valuable horse, when 1t was suspi-
eioned be had stolen him. Trying to
make his escape, he drew bis pistol and
ran, when he was shot and captured. He
was not seriously hurt, and stated that
the horse was not stolen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-04

,ar a -Fyerflesru futS FOR pIree months OF inOie'
rs, 1ar ceat. VIII be deducted from the above
rates. ,,-- ,,-,,,
AS.srtisernenss TO occupv fixed places VIII
~. rrsr.-sd II ~ per cent over regular In.e''
Aa,-s-fissu,ents inserted at Intervals 70 %
- ty-s-l.v per cent. on regular rates.
$50 an B-evIer. twenty cents per line
A1rertfsar,eufs in WEEKLY, one aousf per
so,a-e for each tuseTtlsn.
All e5verti.eInents, except To- estaoils lieu
,-.,gt,,sss houses. with whom we hsye running
..,oBnts- uaust be paid FOR In adyance-
,F.~-,sae sud pesth notices, nifty GEMS
r.,s-5tsrIs and Religious notices, ten cents per
liue. x-.,-,-.t..-
Ar bills due on nrst insertion OF advertise
rent An bills with reEu ar advertisers 10 Dc
rendered monthly.
Evtbe system now adopted, snd from " n-rH
sra pPrAr. viii in no case depart, We fhsh %
on.s 10 advertise lower for prompi men AAu
-. n ter them with the lossos which neWspa-
rer publishes generally saftr by adVeI'l'lhE
on credit.
Political notices must hereafter Ds Pau 4Oi .
.-5 Al sDeeial notices. will Bs charged iof b
me regular price, except when they are A'Ilc'S
voluntsrv aud complimentary.
Couuauuicati0ns OF a Pefsonal nature VIII
- CHARGED Tor al the same rates as local NOTICES
JOHN S. C HOGAN 4 CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-04
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
PUHLrsRE Ep DAILY & WEEKLY
-EN-
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & co.
TO ADyERTTSERs AND PATRONS Ot
THE APPEAL.

We take pleasure In Announcing 70 'ue
,.,r,fsjr- ,atrous OF the APrEAI. reduction In
,,p7 rates OF advertising. We make thls reauo-
tion In Justice 10 The small sdver'is' r VINO hss
heretofore been taxed dispropoTionately 10
this large ones. a..
A0er about one years effort TO bring The
ArrEAI, backto it, old position as the leading
"a nest widely circulated paper in tie state,
We have succeeded.
We feel JUSTIFIED IN saying, that 50 far as cir-
op,atIon is ezncerned, there is no better adver-
,I-i,v medium in the ci or state. We call
attention 10 our terms for advertising. They
nave been adopted by as without consulting
spy otasr journal; and they viii not be de-
,,arted foua They are now no higher than
those OF TIE journals Of Louisville lower ihan
t,oss Of New Orleans; and as low as Is COM
,,atf,,le with the existence or a respectable
uewspaPer In Memphis.
usto- a Advertising Of the sEsnPhts
Appeal.