davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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On nis ptea Of Eo7U q Do larceny OF y horse
btanfe from Jatnas A. Hahn
fa1l 4poe1eon and te1J hts.nAb were eacs
larceny d table apresd 1Euzn A1nttda smith.
KExAkpEp FOE skxrKxck
sas sn+ T. a.roaaz pleaded Ruilt3 . N !nd'es-
vA,ued 1t s.. fron W,llaa B. Hloosrd,
psn sd ;oa. es a 81 s'enx
sH!KaCE scBrxKDEn
ron s@!ta co:e. Hss oi aui's5, sad sentence
AxoTHKk cAsI or 0A1L1kyxT. .-.-
sasah G BtoHn '. WtAtAm T. Brosn Proceed
ing fu divorce, IN wh1ch thees u also notice x1yen
sssses TIM, shs ~as na11.ed 10 deieaa.nt q N.@
Enahno, O, on The sth day Of March. 1ssa,
f1a q e. he a r. rs,7 1s1 q reg se,s1 sas
oxccaaea OF aAlaotJ .ith quits 4 number
Of te1naez It IS stated that there sre four cu1.
nan oi ,os. vicoas Ind snlaaz naals. bus lhe
owner Of large amount Of pessonal pFoPc1t,
couststlnR Of general hsort On the c,fnss OF
eTeT, beIpg devoid Of persnnai ncaaz. whicn void
ho declines to oil BY furn.sninR 10 her evsn tte
neeetsaf,ea Of ufc. Cruelty t. ~ caafxst: IT
tetcC said &hAt tho h16b8nd hA1 been ABUSIVE "
h,s tongue aud caTeIesx OF at4 1at2.
vlSorS SIT. .
Edorado Wine Company '. Hiram n Higgins
nM sos 40 aeeeaatia9 for property {xsne.. 4 ,
taken under ch8trel mortgage. 1t would appeaf
from the bill thAs tha company e1ecoted to Nj
Higgins . Dpt7gsce upon Its entire stock, to se-
c1rr note for ss. resezr!rg poasa8.iy u snd
the right Of tAle IN due coarse Of ID iness nntli
thc maturity q the note, The proceeds Of sud
sales to be paid 10 defendant, but the defendant
having The right 70 enttf into posse*Elou 1t de-
fauIt were made. C1ncr bis covenant It Il ALLEGED
81, zoo were pstd on sale4 to IitrGtn. aud theo DC
came II. feteo The 1tocK, And made ps saie tase Of
1t for 81 a09. It being chsf8ed that che property
was OF the value Of tls s8oQ At this same time Il
Is charged ht tcOk po5sesaiou Of the h3oks Of ac-
eouDt Of the company. upon Hhlch VIZ shovu
An Indebtedness 10 it, 0! Dot le*s thaa tiofIs a.
some OF which he haS kinee collected.
NEW SC1fa-1tAKEAS cokFCN
The people ex rel SAlomon u. Moore v. The
Snert1. WITT OF habeos corpus. Relat.f Ia cun.
1Dtd. under tue oath Of uEG Augu1t Eoous on a
charge 0! tarccpy. He ttatta inst the evidence tQ
supl1rt his commitment u thu8: Tnas K,ons,
the prosecutor, foomed With him at No. Is Dear,
horu street, having In his possnsAaou rho 1un oi
11p, tn hla pockeL witch bh hsl not looked It IL.
niEe days, when he discovered n loss. and there
upon be hsA charged peti'tousr. lie conptztul
that At the Police Court ha wn1 not Alto 4ed tine
Ia secure counsel, and he Ase1a his eatlrr mao
ctnee.
jCp1xKNIA
Anion AdAmsty Y. Frederick uaadk ny de
fault for ss9ast.
Tno1M 4 scraguc '. william Little On yer.
dict for &l6 ;5.
Gustav Mcit,crlAud '. Lewis /. Smith Dy con.
lesRQp tpr tlQA =
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The following were the receipts aud ahIpmena
for the week ending November Is:
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PROPOSALS.,
Proposals for Supplying Winter. Strained

TAEAEEzI DEFAEIEEaf-LJGHfH HoCEK RoAXn1
MAsHnoruN LI1x. November 9, LEA
H<lted Prep s.ls iii be received thts olse cotti1
ossloet w.tn Aonta.: the ssh t1y q peeeaeer,
fisktJ tt1ol EalcEa Of the best quality
Wncs stz1ited uiL be rif16e3 tEto Eve 1sts Roa
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tSloHs: P3ist. nonesush. sl*l1c. nAot4tts
netisinel oa4t5't =: parr. sH@4lasci Deland. ehen
fssehea's kih rdte. ~ E&iotc -
SALT-Kcettye4. Lao bits: shIppcd, Lsu1 b4a. The
-, 1.naeds Fine, = bl q =; nttnsry coarse h<i
easet4l5&: tsuant se!As. Y hsi &3sa: d!aa,ana Z, y
Efj 4cE; AsLt dairy. Y ta&, 4tto; dairy, with hA&s
SiLoaa Il: v hhoui ban. H4&4t7k
tFADb- -RsecaTed: dafo ~: sh!pped. nnnt: Market
quiet HAles were: T1AoTUT- IN bs&s II $1lo; II Do
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MuypAH ErEx1xa, Nov IL
following table HhoMs The receipts lad nnipelta
Of iunbes shio6t. aod ash daltn{ the pvt forty-
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Private Consultations.
Ard + tts.snxas |. an pts ,oses--ua!A Or fes.le
1A L SANGER, & LaHa!le Il TrxV IxauSe 1ad
Buck fot The AaEs3ed. 50 eertR Fr1nAie is cezt.3a
nd ssatahte Il II easas.eAeA 5r>is fr4rfpiArittte
setess5allJ treated. Also, aKAfiNE P1LlS-sp0
cute fos Victims Of :clf faacsts.lu II - man EuSaes
damp and address r. o. Boz 81 Uele1So
.. DIR. Townsend,
L8 Eo1th Cl1ff It. tta.s N 4te Chronic md SCI
cal Dstssca cf beth AezeA and eaarAntees quick nn
Permanent e1eEa IN The Eorss Of Seminal WEAK
nsse nHyeu. neeau o. sypAth:ae Aneeuooa q sny
6Ed AL Etn1A4 02tzssa 2na Dflfesltins treated Hsp
safcty and sxeeosa. Ab ~Fzu1htek u 4trsee~ -
&uA
DR.. Raphael
nesihes 6ssaae without aaJ information trp,u IN rs
asas nd sake* wttaees my s1sssnaens: the ~ q
srcasnsdnt: u, Rsst 0sAssa NJ stAlss, Oo1as1Its.
ha1 tee. = Send NJ fos bis ~1UiDR TO AKALID
AND LONG LIFE"
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1kAs-- This movement In this market to dry WIS
modsr.te ons I'D des wefs ves3 nt.n a the!t s!e
d. M xood. siaA4iiI: d. 1ne and e1tF. ehotef
a,Ssl p; .nssT,cF t. tas i%|rM%ai % e 7? -! ~; es".e'
pau a-t4 ~ o. euo7e uAtnrAi lesf Japs7, tin0 AtSs;
R.sd 10 Que kuntS~ der. tl3hALSo; CheIea to sxH4
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entirely noulnA: kinxsfexd eusn, iiXtAi1Se:
In,n. ,!.SAIsohs; PIT hupasJ; s4los ottsT4 eo;a.
icti;e fte*tA sosn- ltts,ae Otss~a Landry. fabsS
hPtCESIln this - Wtn = ~ other side .rtleie1 !
Alstse. sts1at doves. ca sor n1tmexs. Nd Nd
lD: no. a. +oA l-0; eaAssa. 7k7ste: psrpefra4 aRc
tGGAllt-lh eobtcSuctte pt Iess eDtourastn& ID.
vices r. Hrw York, and other ints wesk ieeIiaE
re1s1ded ths nsfkct. md prtcrs marked d ~
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War1anice deeds eonre.irR citv ard suburban
pfofe1tt. "slhin seEen miles Of ,he Court Aoas-,
DIED fer record on Monday, Nov. IL:
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FOREIGN.

PEsTH, april "A AT the opening ses-
sion Of the Diet yesterday Francis JO-
seph made . peaceful address, saying
there was much important legislation to
accomplish the internal reforms Of the
country required the concentration Of
the entire POser Of the nation and the
good sense and moderation Of the people,
and that the relations between Austria
and the ether powers Of the world afford
a pescefUl prospect.
MADRID, April 24.-SenOr OrsnOs, in
the Ccrtes yesterday, introduced g meas
ure calculated to forever excluie all
Bourbons from the throne Of Spain. Az
amendment carried, whereby only Isa-
bella sud her children are excluded.
Een0r SerriIlO introduced bill for per-
uait1ing general education.
Sencr + gruralo, Minister Of Finances,
proposed 10 negotiate a treaty Of com
neree with Srsst Britain.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April PA special from
Sioux City ssys; The steamer Urilds, en-
route for st. Louis, with discharged sol
diers from ths various posts up the Mis-
souri river, struck a snsg this morning
about thirty miles above Sioux City, and
while sinking her boilers exploded, kill
ing and wOuuding q large number. Fifty
persons are missing. The Undine left
Sioux City immediately for the wreck
with s number Of physieisHs.
At Vermont, Fulton county, H., on
Monday last, little son OF J. H. Harris,
aged about thirteen years, was found
suspended by his neck with a strap, in
his fsther'5 barn, quite dead. II the
afternoon OF the same day, son Of Col.
sTowney was found hanging in SINH
lar manner. No caase can be assigned
for these coinCidsnt acts Of self destruc-
ton. The most intense excitement pre-
walls
Reports from Southern Illinois say that
the wheat crop is more promising than
ever known before, and the fruit crop Of
all varieties promises abundance.
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FRON DUB SUNDAYS EDITION
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Tressurer
Spinner has issued circular informing
all the National Banks that have depos-
tied funds in the Treasury in trust to Sc
cure public moneys, that al future spPli-
cations for exchange OF such securities
will be decided under instructions Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The following has been issued from the
Treasury Department: Hereafter new
United States notes will be issued from
this office only on the following terms,
viz: In return for defaeed and mutilsted 4
United States notes and fractional cur
Teney and convertible issue of United
States notes, forwarded to this effice for
redemption; p, on receipt of certifi-
Gates of deposit Of the Assistant Treas
urer Of the United States or United States
dspositories designated under the act Of
August 6, 1866 Si, on receipt for collec-
tion of checks on banks and bankers
in the cities Of New Yogk, Bos-
ton, Philsdelphis aud Washington.
With the best care the new notes viii
be forwarded by express, under the Gov
eminent contract, at the expense Of the
department, provided the amount is fifty
thousand dollars or more. In the other
two cases the notes will be forwarded st
the expense of the consignee, the
amount Of charges being deducted from
the remittance sE this office. Signed, 7.
z. Spinner.
1t is stated ct the Treasury Depart
mens that sales Of gold in pursuance OF
Thursdays order, will be, until otherwise
ordered, not less thsn five hundred
thousand nor more than one million
dollars.
On account Of the stoppage OF work in
the printing bureau Of the Treasury,
with q view to reorganiz alton, no fr8c-
tiOnsl currency was issued by Treasurer
Spinner during the week.
The following nominations, which
have besn enormously published as re-
jected, were only tabled Il. S. Sanford,
Minister to Spain; J. r. Jones, Minister
to Belgium Wm. A. Pile, Minister to
Brazil. The effect OF tsbling differs from
rejection, in allowing nOpinstions to be
sent in sgsin al the next session.
A large number Of persons called at the
Executive Mansion this morning, but
did not see the President, be having gone
TO the country.
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Court Expenses.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
Are the'people aware Of the enormous
expenditure extending the sdministra-
tiOn OF criminal law in Shelby county
They would shudder to know it. Do
they think it is soma tens or twenties OF
dollars per day only II Is hundreds of
dollars per day! 1 have heard it said
two hundred and fifty for the Criminal
Court only, saying nothing of the Nh.
nicipal Court. Now what has bsea &C
complished, what done fer she public,
for those Courts, IN consIdera-
ton for sll this? The first an
swer is nothing, and the next and last
answer is nothing; and, as every body
sees and knows, nothing. 10 the Crini-
nal Court it is ssid not TO % the fault of
the several Attarneys-Genersl there, bat
OF the impTacticsble, and visionary, and
inefficient, and careless JQdgeship. The
Lewis part Of the party add reck-
Iesness, corruption end confederation
with thieves, robbers and other viClatOrs
of law. Certain it is crime runs rampant
in this city; has grown, and goes IN
blushing and unwhipped abroad. No
body fears the Courts. Acquittal is Of
course, and the psople pay the costs, and
the Judge is q very good Judge lin the
view OF the criminal lawyer and his euI-
prit client who have gained their case
under his charge to the Jury And
how is it in the Municipal Court,
OF which Waldrsn is Judge and Hudson
Attorney Genersl-the one s candidate
for reelection, the other q candidate for
the Criminal COurt2 l is said, that not
a single solitary man has ever been sent
to the peniteutiary from this Court, and
that thousands OF indictments and pre-
Of Mr.. Hudson have been
4uashe -GuAshiEg beiug the rule and
not the exception ia that Court AL this
inc tiiclency, Of course, entails enorm3us
expenses on the people. No lawyer here
believes that Nc. Gallagher, however
hersted by the " Lewis" " faction, could
have shown such Incompetence. Tae
fact is, Jimmy" ss they call him 10
derision, is no doubt better end more
lawyer, although both are
candidates, osth having gotten nomina-
tions, for themselves, by haFangUing
their popuiace in the hustings-G specta-
Gle strange In Tennessee and in any State
where dignity and deeeney are expected
on the Bench.
Are we 10 have these men kept 10 office
'er e'ght years longer? Poor Memphis
Lst good men Of ali parties, IN an cleo
ton not political, and by the Law ez
7 ressly inten led net TO be political, az
swer NO JUSTICE.
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8 Ibjsct OF immigration through that
sterling orator Mr.. EyeFitt, Of London,
bat as yet no immigrants have arrived,
hut we still hope his labors and efforts
wi prove successful.
We see that distinguished gentleman
from Switzerland will soon be il Menu
phis, exploring the Southern country in
search Of lands on which to settle about
two hundred Swiss families. We ask
the use of your columns to call his atten-
ton to that portion Of the country in
TishomiDgO county lying Immediately
on the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road.
II the Bishop will come here We will
donate him q liberal tract OF land, and
sell him 5000 to 5000 acres Of land at the
very lowest figures, which will be Pc
cuiiarly adapted to the occupations of
hIs people in their native land. Here
We can tffsr him the very best Of drain
age fer grapes, and show him the SOUP
pernong which produces from one to
fifty bushels Of grapes to the single vine
lands where the briar does not blight
as in other sections, and where
the peach and apple prosper in
a remarkable manner. 1t is q known
fact that Tishomingo county is one of the
There are now Thousands of acres on the
line OF the Memphis and Charleston
Rails cad, which are adapted 20 stock
raising, and especially to sheep, as they
can be WiGtered here without feed ex-
cept two months. Msj. Jackson is now
making an effort to get up q stock and
fruit farm, six miles east of Co,inth,
where he has already growing several
thousand grape vines, peaches and sp-
pies, aud with his limited means has OBJ
tained few Essex and Suffolk hogs and
some Cashmere goats. He would be
pleased to give homes to 8 Swiss colony,
either as owners or lsborers. We want
educated labor-labor that knows how
to live outside OF cotton, ana thst will
msuufsoture something out of nothing
labOrers that protect the lamb, nourish
the pig, provide for the COW, look after
the cbnrn, press the milk into cheese,
and, ia brief, live at home and be inde-
pendent Of eastern industry.
Should the Bishop come this wsy let
him call on THOs. J. KAY.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..
New ORLEANS MARKET.


NEW ORLEANs, April 23.-Cotton-Receipts
Tls bales. Exports 5ll5 bales. sales today SO
bales Middiings 292S14c, God s414. ster-
Jun. Flour dull; supsrfne s. 70; Xxx s. 80
as; XXX 50 S71z. Corn iiglSe. Oats 7gc. Bran
81 81. bay nsiil, SlS Pork nrmer st s32 50
Bacon firm At i%z47H9I71zc. Lard dun,
tierces lSGi9c. keg l31z g.9I5&c sugar dull COM
mon 9JLc.. prime &c. BIolasses. ferneutfng
55c. Coffee quiet al l5g75zc.
Rew 1orE zarkes-
NEW YORK. April 28.-Cotton dun and ma
changed. Sales so bales Uplauds ar 2S55a2S5<c.
Flour s. l5q5 t. WHISKY steady a. 8 c Wheat
81 3-mi AZ Corn lac better AID dull. Rice dull.
Cole dul Porto Rico sugar l25ze. CUBA
The dry goods market is without animation
goods o 50 55c. Other goods unchanged.
Ste ling is quiet but irm S12ge5s for prime
bankers. Giold l "a et bot firm. 1t opened At
1884, and cl sed at 1881 a l3 p Clearances SSZ-
OOOuU0. stale BONDS irregular; old Tennessees
69gGs5z new 6s54. The money market was un-
usually easy and the rates OF interest were
lower than Tor a lcug time before. Early cali
loans were maoe al 3 per cent, but soon fell 10
q per cent, and be ore O'Clock money was
freely offered at 2g3 per cent, with considera-
ble Transactions tnereat. The supply Of capital
dicaLiOus favor continual ease IN the future il
the market is left 70 ils natural course.
Cincinnati Market.
CENoINEATI. April q 2i-Flcur 96 2536 50. Corn
al 90. Bulk meats Iz5%glEzc Bacon
shoulders ls1zc; sides 65<al754e Lard NOM
tnaDf uncDa1Seu " Aeat ~ %. tye q .. cu-
gar IS5SQl5c. Alolasses SJ8s5e.
ST LOufs Market
ST. LOUIS, April 2i.- Flour s495. Wheat
3a5c lower. Corn 64GG6c. Oats gl54aG4c. kye
SI E8al - whisky SIC Pork S3tsS SO. Ba-
con-shoulders l311e; clear sides I51zal7e
Bulk clear rib and clear sides l5149l6c. Lard
l7I5glSc. Groceries unchanged
Chicago N srket.
CHICAGO April 24--FlOuE 81 S71Sa6 Wheat
81 O5L. Corn 40Lc. Oats Size. rye 81 l71SG
] IS Barley s. Zeal S.. HigbWlnes un-
charged. Molasses Sl9l 05 Sugar l8(9l51ze
Posk SO IS. Bulk SHOULDERS l35zlel4c; hams
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. April a - Tobsceo-sales lS5
hhds at 81 Sogl9. Flour $ 50a6 Corn a8Sc
Oays e6a6sc. kye 81 a. PORK 81 25@5I 50
Lard ls5zc. Bacon shoulders l55<e sides ia
371Sc Bulk meats l35<9151sc. Whisky 9ic
Wheat 81 45Sl s.. Hay s22S25.
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FIFTY YEARS.

FIFTY YEARS.
Fifty years, both blessed and blessing,
Stands the Order in our la0d;
Twlg and tree and flowing branches,
Planted by our Wtldey's hand.
Sailing safe-Our land. her ocean
Our old ship is on the wave:
kreighted with her gifts of mercy.
Free TO find and quick TO save.
Fifty years Of joys and SORROWS,
Many fallen by the way;
Wildey, Hersey, Hopkins, Boylston,
Now beneath the cassia lay.
Forget them not, The early pilgrims,
For their deeds OF Love were seen;
EDgraVe each name on n1eInOry's tablet
Weave fer them the evergreen,
For fifty years again preserve them
Is the widows nightly prayer;
Orphan children smile in plenty,
God has blest our labors there.
Ruler Of the great Creation,
NJ aster of the Lodge on High,
Guard us from self immolatiOn.
Keep US meath Thy watchiul Eye,
Near bfty years in full regalia,
Proud our o In loved land we trOd
-PanOplied for work and duty
Bowed we meekly TO the rod.
On our Flag the three inKs strengthen,
All our Order in the land -
Three cheers for this our glorious Union,
United may we ever stand.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April a Travel overland
is increasing daily. Trains from the
East aud South are arriving, crowded
with passengers. A heavy Cansdisn
indmigrsti2p is arriving for settlement
in Nebrasks. Trains by this route are
on time now
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April PA Spanish trans
port arrived to-day with 1000 soldiers.
Nothing further hss been heard Of the
contemplated surrender Of 800 reyolu
tionisls near Cienfuegos.
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The Circuit Court AttOrney-Generalship
CoyINGToS, Aprill9, 1862
Editors Memphis Appeal:
| notice the announcement Of Walker
Wood, Esq., as a candidate for the office
of Prosecuting Attorney of the Circuit
Court OF our district, in your yesterdays
paper, and L am glad to say he ia quite
popular and highly esteemed by the cjti-
zens % Coviagtop lin fact by the people
throughout the county Of Upton, as far
as I can learn. l hope and strongly urge
him upon the people Of the Circuit as 3
gentleman worthy their suffrsges, and
equal to the duties of the Office. He is
the choice or Upton, and hope will be
of the other counties.
Yours, G.P.Z.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-26
General Agent:
I. T. WINN EMORE.
Special Agent:
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

Local Agents:
John P. Bak er, New Orleans.
W. Spears, VicRsburg.
r. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. B. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. W. johnson, Cairo.
j. s. Cox, Evansville.
j. B. Davies, Lou .sville.
John Coob, Madison, Indians.
s. jones' Cincinnati.
Charles 81. Beckwibh, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
]. E. MerEiman & Co., st. Louis.
Don Alonzo Childs. New York.
Propositions for subscriptions of money OF
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed TO
II. Y. ROCKETT.
mhl4 Agent 8s Memphis.
No. u Jefferson street.
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WetID+sday. erav Ne. 1850.

Also. VALUABLE WATER POWER, for
mill aud factory, on Big creek, doube in size
andfs by perennial springs of free-stone water
on the place.
Also, STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. The above is acknowled dyed to
be the healthiest place in the country. For
further infcrinasio ion refer TO NJ. u. l. stewart,
OF the Circuit Court to Steele. No 1876 Front
street. or to myself =. y. REM BERT.
Remberton, near Memphis, Tenn. April 20 'Os.
ap2l
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RMeara

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN a. q Row, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secretary.
CH ARIES S. STEW ART. Assistant Secretary
JOHN Z. DAVIES, Chisf Engineer.
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standlng Committees /:

Standing Committees
Finance COMMITTEE. T. WinnemOre, J ohm
Paul Baker, II. Noting.
Committee Lands-HOWard Mlllspaugn,
John A. Grow, D. W. Flowree.
Committee on Steam oals-JOhn B. Davies, J.
Ed. Montgomery, 81. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-WilIiam
Creevy, n. 3. Otis d. Q. Martin.
COMMITTEES on Revision of Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
Millspaugh.
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NORFOLK, VA.
Lands on the New Railroad.

TWELVE miles from Memphis cleared and
L tinbered, in tracts TO suit. viii be offered at
Public sale, for one-third cash, balance with
out interest, on the premises,
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Board of Directors for the Present Year :
John A. Grow, J. Ed. Montgomery,
Thomas A. Adams, N s. Otis
I. Z. WinnemOre, DR.. J. R. Watkins,
William Crsevy, +. Y. Rocket,
David DeHaveR, ID e. Martin
Howard Millspaugh, Captain II q. Carson,
John Paul Baker, John Cobb,
q. Noting. Gen. T. I. Crittenden,
D. ". EIO@r9e, John g. Davies,
Samuel Patterson, j.. Hess, Philadelphia
e. d. Cobb, 266 Front st Memphis, Tenn,
George Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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Free Lands for Immigrants.
CoKINrH, Miss, April 20, 1862
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Last year there was much interest cre-
ated in this part of Mississippi upon the
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CORRESPONDENTS.

The Circuit Court AGfOrney-G General
ship-Free Lands for Immigrants
COuFG Expenses.
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NEW YORK.
DANCY, HYMAN & co.
General Commission Merchants,
no. "a Exchange Place. Ne. York.

REFERENCES-A.J J. Wicks, President n.
and c. r. E.; W. G. Mcclure, Cashier Savings
Bank of Memphis; Dr.. G. " Malone, Memphis.
81 Cotton sold In Norfolk or New York, at
option Of owner. ONLY ONE cONMIssIoN
CD ARGED. deio oru
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THE CELEBRATION.

The programme, etc., OF the celebra-
tion tomorrow will be found in another
place. Should any changes be made.
the public will be notified in the columns
Of the APPEAL tomorrow morning.
Ia Conclusion, We do not know how
We could better close this srticle than BY
the following piece of real poetry, which
we find in the american Odd Felton,
for April. 1t was written for the ocea-
sion, by J. B. Wheeler, P. g., and is en-
titled
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The term secresy denotes something
hidden or concealed from the common
eve. So advice and immortality instipc-
lively shun the light and shrink from its
gsz into the darkest recess mankind
are accustomed to associate evil with
every private or secret organization I;
hence, the too general condemnation OF
Old Fellowship and other kindred benev-
olent societies. Under the prompting Of
this ordinary prejudgment, it is often
ssked, with an air Of conscious triumph, },
why g hide your light under q boshel ~
This argument, II such it may be called
addresses itself indiscriminateiy against
he merit Of everything which the vul-
ar eye cannot discern. 1t is q general,
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or rather universal anAtbemss against
secresy in the abstract. To follow where
its conclusions lead would be to involve
society in inexiTicable confusion, since
sseresy or mystery, in so far as human
intellect can reach, is rather the rule
than the exception. There is no relation
Of life or sphere of nature, "A without it's
proper and inevitable. .seere%no science,
no art, no philosophy, nothing beneath
the sun which
/" The mind of man