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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

Tan Franklin Recier, Of Friday in
an article endorsing SENTER's posi-
ton upon the franchise question, very
sensibly suggests that " IN duty now
/" IS TO secure a Legislature which viii
&" take immediate steps to secure the
81 elective franchise to all. Adore oil
.. things, let there Be no divisions. Let
"ererV one 90 to Eork it @ spirit Of
" cancellation and Tennessee WW once
8 more Be redecB1ed, ~rege0eTdted and
{" diyeaihnIled." As if in answer to
this =" hard-hOrse sense" advice, the
same paper contains a call signed by
Messrs. SAM. S. HOUSE, and ATHA
THOMAS, urging " a Convention of all
/" Towers of Constitutional Liberty and
" Of Universal Suffrage, without re-
L" gard TO previous condition, race or
{" color, to meet on Saturday, the 18th
"inst., at the Courthouse in the town
:" Of Franklin, for the purpose Of NOM
" mating q candidate to represent the
county of Williamson in the Lower
g Branch of the next General Assem-
" bly,; and also to appoint delegates to
"a Senatorial Convention for the
" counties of Williamson and Ruther-
" ford, aud delegates 10 a Convention
" to nominate q candidate for Floater
|" for the counties of Maury and VII
{" IamsOn.n That's the way to win.
Let erery one go to eeork ba the spirit Of
Cancellation.
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TIE MEMPHIS AND sc LOUZSI
railroad

Col. ETHEL Fl. PORTER, the indefar
'tigable President Of the above railroad,
concluded an arrangement at Cairo q
few days since with ALLAN MAR
eUAND s Co., whereby that firm OBJ
Hgate themselves to commence its
construction this faIl, and to prosecute
the work with all the diligence and
dispatch that experience, money and
labor can command. The terms of.
this arrangement are deemed satisfac-
tory by both parties, and are such as
viii insure the observance of the obi
cations of ALLAN, MARQUAND & Co.
The Company is to furnish 100000
acres of land for 100000 full paid
stock and one half the amount of
swamp land warrants that it may re-
eeive from the State of Arkansas for
the construction Of the road bed a a
levee, such warrants to be distributed
among the land subscribers in proper
ton to the land subscribed by each.
IF more than the above number Of
acres of land are received it is to be
put in at the same rate. The re-
naming swamp land warrants are to.
go to the stockholders jointly. ALLAN,
MARYLAND & Co. are to furnish two.
millions of dollars in money for two.
millions of full paid stock of the Com
pany, making the capital stock equal
to three millions of dollars cash;
which amount, if not found sufficient
for the completion Of the road and its
equipment, will be increased by
the issuance of first mortgage
bonds to any sum necessary. The
road will run from Morley, in Mis-
souri-where it viii connect with the
Iron Mountain road-to Helena, pass
ing through Hopefield, and win form
a complete levee for the alluvial bot
tom on the west side of the Missis-
sippi throughout the whole distance.
The survey locates it close up to all
the bends, and within half a mile of
other points on the river so that not a
| rood of land that can be rescued from
overflow but viii be taken in TO form
part OF a basin, bounded by the road
bed on the east and C~rawIey's Ridge
| on the west, that will equal the rich
| est alluvial lands of the world. The
| Company have determined that these
lands shall at once be put upon the
market, for sale to actual settlers, to
| whom they are prepared to grant
twenty years time at the low rate OF
four per cent. per annum inter-
est. BY this plan it is believed
that not only the laborers employed in
the construction of this promising
work viii be induced to settle along
its borders, but that a large body OF
| Germans, from the country about st.
Louis, will be prevailed upon to'give
their labor, their skill, energy and
] steadiness to enhance the line as a
| guid pre- quo for a home and its COM
forts. We congratulate Col. PORTER
and his Board of Directors upon this
result of their long and arduOus labors.
How much it will inuretothe benefit,
the progress and the welfare &NIem-
phis we leave for another article. Suf-
fee it for to-day, that the Memphis
and St. Louis Railroad is assured to
us, and to be built upon a scale and in
away that win make it Independent
and q paying enterprise from the
start.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

The NEXT LEGISLATURE.
The position taken by the leading
presses of the State in regard to the
character of the next Legislature
meets with the approval ofthe people.
They are anxious for Acknowledgement,
and think that all other issues should
for the present have rest and remain
in allegiance. They want new men
for new measures. They want
men Of capacity and honesty,
known, pledged and true friends
of the establishment policy. They
feel and know that everything
depends upon the success of that poll
cy-the repeal Of the Odious militia
Law and the merchants, tax law; a
thorough revision Of our financial
system and recuPeration of our ex-
hausted treasury and the advance OF
our credit by an enhancement of the
price Of our public obligations. Con-
WINGED that these desirable measures
are to be determined by an enfran-
chising Legislature, the people
are anxious to select new men,
business men, ''hard-horse sense
men, who will have 3 but
one purpose to subserve, and
that the making Of Tennessee, by
wholesome legislation, the most desi-
rable State in the country for immi-
grants. On this subject we make
room for a letter from an intelligent
correspondent, a city merchant who
understands the wants of his fellow
citizens, and who, on many occasions,
has proved his fitness to be one of the
men who should sit in the next Legis-
lature. Read what he says, he speaks
to the point:
Editors appeal: The time for selecting
candidates for the Legislature has come,
and Il is all important that the best and
least partisan men of the country should
be chosen to represent US. There is Q
growing disposition on the part OF the
people OF the state to come together and
! to fraternise: and it is the duty of the
press. particularly,tO encourage. by every
means in It's power, all tendencies IN thai
direction. Very important questions VII
lcome up for action before the next Legs
lature, and we should see to it that Mem
phis sends no tricksters TO Nashville
whose votes can be bought and solo
| for profit. Let us discard party fol
once. and select men who are welded to
I the material prosperity Of Il city and
| state, and who win labor to place every
citizen in such condition that he shallbe
enabled BY his vote 10 help along this lau-
dable purpose. The people mus have .
voice IN their government, and extreme
| mpraeticables must be made TO stand
aside. Legislation of a wise and liberal
| eharacter. is all that is needed now to
| make Tennessee the most inviting of all
I fields to the Immigrant seeking a new
| homeless sus select men who viii SCI
| that all citizens are protected in their lives
| and their rights of franchise and property
4 condition OF this sort VIII soon make
1.-THE State the garden spot of the nation
and will speedily secure TO the Common
wealth a quiet, contentment and prosper
! itv whose equal the past history Of tho
| state has nez er witnessed.
BUSINESS.
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THE Fayetteville Observer announces
A. FL. DAVID, ESD, a candidate for
Senator from Franklin and lincoln
counties. His platform is short but
comprehensive. He Is in favor of ev-
cry man voting, is opposed to the test
oath for ofice-holders and to any fur
Their State appropriations for railroads.
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ORCHARD SPRINGS,
T~weuty-one Hours from Memphis, Connect
ing at Lebanon I~auctiOu---The Oniy
Change of Cars.

THIS favorite place Of summer resort Is
Situated on the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or five hours of the
former place, nearthe base Of the mountains,
several hundred feet above Lou1svlliei Where
with the finest mineFaI and medicinal waters
in the West-amOng which is the GREAT
AMERICAN Epson.
For a full ANALYSIS Of the waters of the vari-
ous Springs, examine circulars, which may
be found al the Drugstores Of Mansfield q
Higbee. or SteeVer, corner OF Second ana
Madison streets. JeS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

THE Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Shelby county win meet to-
day at ? pm. at the Headquarters,
2659 Second street. A full attendance
of members is desirable. Business OF
importance win be brought up, requi-
ring much deliberatioD and careful
consideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

THEaC1arksville Pateiot fRadical)
says ~Gov. SESTER comes squarely
upto the mark which it had made
in favor Of extending the franchise to
every citizen, mY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

THE Nashville Banner of Friday
says the coy 'flittle city Of Edgeaeld
g evineesa liberal spirit in its youth.
"A bill passed its third reading night
/" before last exempting buildings, in
" which manufacturing is carried on,
fromtaxation.p Here is an example
worthy OF imitation by Memphis and
every town in the State. Encourage
manufactures, rs Georgia has, and
they viii surely come.
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OUR TES
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II seems that Massachusetts,, so for
ward in forcing negro suffrage on other
States, does not give the ballot to the
remnant of the Indian tribes that still
dwell upon her own soil. %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

Ex-PREsIDENT JOHNSON has been
invited by the people ofSmithe county
to address them at Carthage, at such
time as may suit his convenience.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HsHE annual election for Five Directors IN
the Memphis City Railroad Company Will
be held on the 3stfT day OF June 1852, at the
efice Of the Company. no. 81 Main street, al
3 o'clock pm. J.6- SM1In
mvB secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-14

THE Philadelphia Age says the Baf-
alo boot-msker, who sent GRANT
those inauguration boots" has not
received any Office, andurgest that this
mistake be corrected at once,
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NOTICE.


OFFICE OF CARoLlSALIEE INSURANCE Co..
No. 81 MAINSTREEr
MEMPHIS, TEN<- June4, ebtZStockhota
wi ers are respectfully notified. That the
Annual Election foF Directors Will be held at
this Office, on MONDAY, the 18th instant, De-
les w. F.BoYLE. Secretary.
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MoNTvALE SPRINGS, 1863.

THIS GaVOrite summer Resort situated IN
BlOunt county, East Tennessee, wiz De
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE. The marked beneficial re-
suits attending the use Of these watersrln
functional arrangements Of The Liver, bow
els, Kidneys andSkfn, and the cureof Chronic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties.
The buildings at Montvale are now being
repaired, rehtted and repaiHted, ana every
thing put in apple-pie order. Allthe accesSo-
ries for endowment and recreation az the best
watering places win be found here. The Ia
cilitfes for reaching MOntvale this season are
Increased By the extension of the
ana Charleston Railroad, and regular trains
are running to MaryvilIe, whence passengers
are conveyed in coaches to the springs, IN
miles distant.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per day, = 50; per week,
SIG; per ont $50.
Address for pamphlets containing analy SIS
and description Of waters, etc,
les ddw JOS. L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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NOTicE.
District OF West Tennessee,
Ea RonkruDtey.

Al Memphis, Tenn 4th day Of June 1863.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointmenf as assignee Of Jos, B.Choate, OF
Shelby county and State Of Tennessee, within
said District who has been adjudged 9 banR-
rupt upon his own petition, hE n District
les iS 10 GRosARNoEp Assignee.
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SPRINGS s,
lauderdaIe County. Ala.

uyHE most efficient waters In the world In
the cure of Dropsy. ScrOfula, Dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar TO Females, General Debil-
ity, and all Diseases of the Skin and Kidneys
now ready for the reception of visitors, M
to families FOR THE SEASON. Our
rates are S5 per week, and SO per month.
For further information or circulars ADDRESS
ELISA co, ProprietOrs.
pnilnr,c Snrinnc Ala Nay L ISL. loo dNM
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenhrier County, W. Virginia.

WNHFSE celebrated Springs, SO hV0rahly
known for their Valuable ALrERATPVE
MATTERS, charming Summer climate. n as
one Of the most fashionable resorts In The
country, VIII be open for company
ON THE 18TH OF MAY,
with the extensive improvements thai
have been made, viii be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation Of nom
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO Two THoTsAND
PERSONS.
The WHpTE SULPHUR Is now thew estern
terminus of the Chesapeake ana ohio Rail-
road. and the ears of thai road IN connection
with Geographic facilitiesl Will be running TO
the springs by lsr lilly
No pains or expense h0HSE& VIII ne sPafeu
TO secure the comfortable ~erta1nment- IN
ali the varieties of recommendation, Of the
large number of visitors that VIII fesorI 70
the Springs the present season.
- one of the best LAWN AND BALL
ROOM BANDS will he in attendance, an eE-
tensfve LIVERY has been provided, and suit
able arrangements made 10 facilitate every
innocent and recreatiye amusement appro-
pirate To n fashionable Watering Place. A
number OF Fancy and Masquerade Balls VIII
be given during the season.
Charges viii be 50 per Week ana SU per
Children under 10 years of age and
coiored seesants, half price. White servants
according to accommodations.
PEYTONS & co,
ProprieJOrs.
White sulphur springs, w. Va. myl5
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, va,
will Open on the LIST of Iune Next.

II IS capable Of accommodatiRg,from 1850
The buildings were erected at 3 cost OF sew
Eeral hundred thousand dollars. and are large
and eommodIous COTTAGES separate ane
distinct from each other.
The climates delightful, the air pure and
beauty by any In the mountains Of Virginia.
b grounds are extensive and covered Win
beautiful shade trees.
n entire premises have been t~nofOuRhIy
repaired and painted and newly furnished,
from kitchen TO parlor.
Extensive baths. billiard and having sa-
loons-au newly erected.
Livery stables.
Post-ofiee, express, telegraph amt ticket
offices, communicating with al points North
and South, are on the premises.
The tables are supplied with every uehcacy
of this and other markets.
The cellars are stocked with cholce vines
and liquors.
go Passengers viii purchase tickets TO BIG
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the cars on the springs
Branch railroad, belonging to the proprtetors,
viii land passengers directly in the reception
house. e-
BOARD:
Per Day. s o.: Per Week, so; Per Month, so.
For longer period and large parties special
rates VIII be charged. Address
~ WILSON q LORENTZ,
may22 Proprietor.s
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CORRESPONDENT

Correspondence, on Public Events, solicited
nom every part OF the United states.
AINsLIE, KEATTNG AGO.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

H. .. ~AcAAy, GEORGE a HINES. D. " caves, n sDsEErOA, E HEHsrfS-
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Notice..

THE Subscriber aahss tAA ns>Aod d
i informing biz fsisads and ~ pab
liz eshesally, shaa be haS parsAassd ths
setjss interest," Of Wn. BeuA1eA In ~
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