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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Chancery court
Of Pamela county, Ssaie Of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the goth day Of November. lses n
the suit 81 Ira u. fill W.. Many Keelin 4 Al.
No aus In Eaid court I viii "a commissioner
therein appointed, on Noaday The 18th day 81
November, 1868, al The courthouse door Il IN
town Of Pamela ~ said county, within lawful
hours, offer for sale at public auction to ~
highest bidder. the following described lana
lying and being in said county, to-wit: The
east half Of the southeast quarter Of section
thir'y, township tweniy-sesen, range three.
east.
Txaxs OF sAlE--On a credit Of dix month.
frnm day Of sale, with Zen i~s cent. interest firm.
day Of sale. Bond with good security win he
" the purchaser, and 4 lien rv,siusd
upon the land until the purchase money \
&c. HARRISON,
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The Hon. Amos X. johnson and
Maj. II. II. Chalmers addressed the
people Of tho county at this place
on Monday last IN telling speeches,
exposing Radicalism and ~proscrip-
ton in its blackencd garb; and II
has not been our good fortune to
have heard ADLER speeches made in
this canvass. And Judge johnson,
as one of the Central Committee Of
the Conservative party, showed
clearly to the people the fru~itlcssncss
Of q ticket composed entirely of
southern men, and that there was
but one Of two courses to pursue in
the coming canvass, and that was to
either support the Alcorn or the
Dent ticket, aud that we were called
upon to take action IN the choice Of
selecting the less OF two evils. That
our wishes In tins canvass were not
consulted and that We were but ac.
ccpting the terms offered BY the
conquering power, and that was
Reconsideration uuJar D~Au.ll.-.
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A VALUABLE WoRK.--We have
just received from the compilcrs,
Messrs. Parker Ward & Co, com.
mission merchants, OF Memphis. A
chart showing tho variations In the
price of middling cotton in Mem.
phis, during the past commercial
year, also showing the price of
middling cotton In Now York, New
Orleans and Liverpool at any date
during the year, together with the
opening and closing prices, the three
most reliable estimates of the total
crop &C., &c. Making altogether
the most interesting and valuable
thing of tho kind ever published.
We would advise all of our mer.
chants and planting friends to secure
one 1t possible, ~ Mcssrs. Parker.
Ward & Co, distribute them grat.
aitiously. by having one of these
charts posted up in the house any
one interested can watch the course
OF cotton last year and judge by
comparison of its probable course
this season. Compiled with great
care and furnished at heavy expense
It reflects great credit upon those
energetic young business men.
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Below We publish a vain glorious
challenge Of the once honorable. but
now degenerate sou Of Mississippi,
James l.. Alcorn. II is well TINT
he would seek to bury his record
from public observation, and hopes
to dclade a few Of the good citizens
Of this State by this shallow boast
of adesire to meet the chosen cham.
pion Of the National Union Repub.
lean party IN three ~ecks time, when
he knew that it was impossible for
tho party to meet in jackson in
convention and select a man and re.
port tho selection, and make tho
arrangements In that time.
A CHALLRNCP
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WV iDvllrlsEIEyis.
10 Candidates.

No candidate name will he snneaneed In
this parsf ualess paid ~ In advance. The
charges ir announcing will bs--ht STAT. aad
District Ulcers tisi county, sio, fles,, st.
Iltkeaa. sad al printing. eash.
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Sherif,s Sale.

By virtue Of a writ OF execution to me al.
rected by the Circuit court Of Panola county.
Mississippi, In the case Of James s. Woods %.
q, Baker, | will, on Monday, the 18th day
Of November, 1863, in front Of the Court-house
door, In the town Of Pamela, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash.
the following described land, lying and being
In said county and known and designated as
follows, to-witi the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton fifteen, township nine, Of range six, levied
on as the property Of said E,G Baker ~tosatisfy
said execution and costs. Sale within lawful
hours. ~ W. C, MCGOWAN
oc's-ot. Sheriff.
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We ARE Authorized to announce Rev. .. W.
BATES as candidate to represent III, county
u Pamela In The lower branch Of the neat
Legislature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-16

faR-Nest Tuesday u The
opening day n the Mechanical A
Agricultural Faif at sardis Misc.
and from The lndefaiigable indus
try and perseverance, exhibited IN
pcrfectlng The arrangements by The
managers We may all promise our.
selves a good time by being In at.
tendance. Every body that We have
heard speak ot The occasion antici.
pate a gay and festive" time. A
general reunion Of the county In
which every man will feel n pride
that our condition Is such that we
again ran cultivate and turn our
attention to the industrial pursuits
and at the same time reward the
most successful. That although
We have but recently passd through
a disastrous war, IN which the
property OF our people was swept
away ike chaff before the wind, and
that the heel of the tyrant still OPP
presses Us with CALLING force, aud
that we are still in u political state
OF chaos, yet prosperity in a fnan-
cial point of view dawns upon us,
driving away the fear Of a hopeless
poverty and teaching US that ore
many years the country, by its
wealth, will be Independent and
free from the now oppressive rule of.
q military despotism, for in wealth
there Is u magic power, and opposi-
ton phys before It like the cloudy
before the noon-day sun. And
sincwy arms could not bring us Free
dom we are now reft, but to tho
resort of building up the wealth of.
country, and let no man dare say
'ught against the improvement Of
works and fail not to encour-
age every private enterprise.
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Stockholders Meeting.

TnE Stockholders Of the Mississippi l. Ten.
nesse Railroad are hereby modified that the
annual election for Directors to serve tho en-
suing year, will be held at the Peabody Hotel,
Memphis, Tenn, on Wednesday, November
10th, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
s. II. LAMB,
oc'o-iw Secretary.
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AdministratOr's Sale.

by virtue Of q decree of the Probate Court
Of DeSoto county, Mississippi, made at the
September term thereof, 1869, the undersigned.
as administrator Of the estate Of j.. G.. Wait.
deceased, will sell in the town Of Senatobia''
the 18th day of November, 1869, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
land, lying in the county Of Pamela, Missis-
sppi, to-wit: the northeast quarter Of section
thirty, township six, range eight, west.
r. |. WAIT,
oote-ot 95 Administrator,
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,i. WE ae now opening our first stock of Fall and Wirter cooa. g.
1S I rnaaa wnleh comprises a well assorted stock 81 Stanls and III" Tsn ~
y H. .e la LAY patterns and designs ShawI and Cloak" Of tHss l Lnss u sodsn
latest "H Bro "dp' . m N, pnd suit an them A., Clothing froha Kcrsey suit 70 the
Goods, Drugs Perfumeryss Toilet Cda1 4 , nslaT 70 s oaeengsare, Tin md Iron
'"' T Tha ! BOOTS and shoes of the most desirable MKT Dnae'
give entire satisfaction IN prices. '"' - Weafs determined to
After thanking a kind and peneroos uu,d;o g.. !. !,
us, we will again ask You to yit M AMI AMI ~ y 81 y npcral Patronage
low. on pMa mvors by selling you Goods
arf POWELL WALL. "s2ss
~scp25ew .la' e. Batesville, Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Baron Geralti
being on the eve Of his departure FOL
Prussia on leave of absence, took an in
formal leave Of the Secretary Of State TO-
dsy. He has continually represented
that Government 1t Washington for the
past twenty-five years.
Gen. Banks reiterates the statement
that none Of the members OF the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations will official
~ visit San Domingo, as no such author
ity has been granted, and consequently
no money has been or can be drawn
from the contingent fund for such a pur-
pose.
The lawful money reserve Of the ns-
tionsl banks of New York, on the 18th OF
April, was nearly S54, eco, 900. The funds
available for reserve exceed the amount
required by law by s.. 600, 600.
The Government will not reply to
Gen. RoseneFans respecting the recent
recommendations on the sUbject Of Mex
lean affairs, which is official authority
for stating that they do net inclade the
purchase Of the State Of Sonora, or any
other Mexican territory, the Mexican
Government being opposed to any further
concessions to sny foreign power, and
whatever the administration may have
to say will be through our new Minister,
who will soon leave this country for Sa-
vana, from which place he will be con-
veyed to Vera Cruz in q U. s. ship Of
war. 1t is expected that he will reach
Mexico before June.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 3.-Gen. d. HArier
son, writing from Camp Wzshits, Wash
its Mountain, April 10th, reports the I'M
conditional surrender Of, At that place, OF
100 lodges ATrapshOes, and that the only
psrt Of the tribe still out is under Festh-
cred Bear, or the Spotted Wolf.
Writing under date of March 18th,
from Fort Sully, Gen. d. s. Stanley, af-
ter r%ecounting the murder OF q soldier at
Fort Randall, says: Everything that
has bsen done TO make peSce with the
Sioux as a nation is an entire failure.
Tae Indians are just q far from peace
today as they were two years sgo. They
boasted, while at this place, Of having
killed white men this winter 0ve on the
plains and OF stealing horses. 1 believe
there are even parties out now to
depredats on the line of the
Pacific Railroad. Their hostility
ran on in soma way without
showing itself, except by an occasional
murder, though | fear it may develope
in 3 worse form, in the way of heavy
stacks on the frontier. Unfortunately
for the idea of our peace advocates, these
Indians say they do not want peace, ana
that all the whites are afraid Of them,
which is the reason that we send SO
much for them to eat, and that they will
make us leave this country, snd will stop
the coal on the Missouri river. That
portion Of the Sioux that were friendly
W. e ago have continued 60, and are
friendly yet, but they have gained none
in numbers, and all reports to the con-
trary that have been circulated through
the country and asserted at Washington
sIe false.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04

TIE Knoxville Press and Herald n,
Sunday has q very lengthy article in re-.
ference to the Blount county OUTRAGE. IN
which, among other thiugs, it states
there is now good reasons for believing
that Pe0rDe himself was prsvy TO Ats
identical act Of ru5ianism before IL tool
place. The leaders Of the mob, or q NOR
ten Of them live in and about Maryyiue
1t was there the scheme was discussed
and perfected, ard from there they sal
lied forth on Sunday morning on their
savage mission. Pearne, himself, weut
from Kao1VdAe to MaryUQge the dan be.
fore the beating took place. and ~.
turned the same evening % It fur.
Their adds that the names of the
participants in that indecent outrage are
known, as well q the nsnes Of the uu-
seen co~nspiEators and instigatora, and be-
fore an honest jury Of East Tennessee. ia
the United states Court at Knoxville,
they will be made to feel The strong arm
Of 81 offended Law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
FOREIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 3.-The recall
Of Edward De Stacked, Eovoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Pienipotentisry,
from the Russian Empire to the United
States ia officially announced.
Cork, May "A mass meeting was
held here on Saturday night, at which
the recent speech Of the Mayor WIS
warmly endorsed and resolutions were
adopted expressing sympathy with and
confidence in that fnuctionary.
LONDON, May "A public meeting
was held az James Hotel tonight, under
Tory management, to protest against the
bill for the disestablishment Of the Irish
Church. The audience was large and
many Conservative Peers and memberso i
the House OF Commons were present.
Resolutions were adopted strongly con-
demning Mr.. Gladstone's bill aad calm 2
On the House of Lords to reject or ma.
tsrially alter it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04

THE New York Herald Of Thursday
last, notices the new movement ct Wash
ington College in this complimentary
vein : "Ths action Of Gen. LEE, as Pres
ident Of Washington College, Virginia,
Ia taking up the movement for practical
and technical education in this country
Is lizely TO make as great an impression
upon our old fogy schools and colleges Sc
he did in military tactics upon cur old
fogy commanders in the palmy days Of
the rebellion. He proposes to place
Washington College in the front rank OF
the march Of modern ideas by adding
practical instruction in agriculture, me-
ehsnics, engineering and chemistry to
its present lis. Of Studies. II he succeeds
IN doing SO, the old fashioned Institutions
where the arts OF words and choppiDg
logic, with q smattering Of the dead Ian
guages only are taught, will soon be left
10 the lurch by the new system. The
old schools must admit the new idees of
the ege, or go under"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04

THE loose way in which our legal az.
fairs are managed, especially 10 the
Criminal Court III the PoSt and BAR
BOUR LEWIS are to be credised) cry
aloud for reform. Scarcely q day passes
that we are not called upon to record 4
or more shooting scrspes, sometimes
murders and ARRAYS with deadly intent,
occurring among 9 class OF people who, if
not dealt with summarily, will shortly,
gathering courage and impuience from
the impun1ty with which they commit
wrong, take the lead, and besides the in
jury they have already inflicted upon our
trade, our commerce aud our good name,
permanently dsDaAgiog Us by as-
suming the direction Of cur pub
lie affairs and G~ietstiog the terms
upon which good men and ~pescesble will
be permitted to reside in the city they
bave built up. Oar law-loviHg people OF
all classes the wOIkingmen of the foun-
drys and shops, Of tbs stores and count
ing hOuses-mRst awake to q sense Of the
cloud that lowers over Us, and the I'M
pending ruin occasioned by the unre-
strained license with which q certain
class have been invested for the sake of
the services they may render at the ap-
preaching election. Among the
first and principle guarantees OF well or
dered communities are protection to life. |
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness. |
notwithstanding the vigilance of cur Do
lice Is well disciplined and energetic
body it cannot be said that we of Mem.
phis enjoy all Of these blessings. Almost
every mar q meets, Of the class referred |
to, is q walking arsenal, his pockets filed
With everything offensive short of a co
lumDlad and indiscriminRte shooting il
INDUCED in on very little pretext.
making It dangerous to walk
abroad, especially ct night. But, wors.
of al, the criminals when arrested for
such ildulgences, and lodged in jail, are
RECESSED upon the most himsy pretexts,
and permitted to go at large, in contempt
ofIaw and to b ecOntinued enlargement
Of the peace Of the city. II Memphis is
to grow TO the proportions promised her,
we must have a nan upon the criminal
bench-a lawyer Of good, sound, practical
sense-who cannot be bought, cosxsd
oajoled, threatened nor persuaded
from the performance OF his Gu,v
and the punishment Of the
reckless dare-devils, who float in upon
Us from Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis
and elsewhere, aDd labor in the interest
those cities and against Us by the peI.
formance Of deviltries and w-ickedpesses
unknown and ineomprehensible to our
OWN cltizeDs. Judicial reform is nee
sssary to a proper disposal Of the
who keep our police 40
employed. To secure II every
Democrat and Conservative should reC. .
ster, and on the day Of election cast bjo J
'ote for the ticket to be presented bv
he Democratic Convention. Judieis, I
efOFm has become 8 necessity of our {
afety, growth, prosperity and hsppl. {
Iess. We must contend for il and resepa ]
be Courts and the administration of the
Avs from the unwortbj hands to which Z
be Radicals would eonhde it. II not 9
re may look for worse thar the broIls :
0ws, lights and sqGsbbles that have !
armed for US abroad an unenvEable
anne. @
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Arrived-
Australia, Alaska, Mary Houston, Dex-
ter and Commonwealth. Departed
Kellogg and barges for st. Louis.
CAIRO, May S.-Down-Indiana, mid
night. Up-City Of Cairo, l s.m.; Cliff
ton, Z am Nick L~ongwortb, 6p.m.
The river fell four inches. Clear and
warm.
C~INcINNATI, May 3.-Arrived-Min-
nicola, Cheyenne and Mary ErwiE. The
river is rising, with 20 feet 6 inches in
the channel. The weather is clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The river ia fall
ing with Z feet 8 inches In the canal.
DOWN.. w. StrRder. Up-Vlrginia.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Arrived-Lumi-
nary, Belle Lee and Will 8. Hays. De-
parted-Bslle st. Louis and Bismarck.
The weather ia clear and cool. The
river is falling slowly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May &C. S. Bushwell,
a Director of the Pacific r tilroad, states
that the address and report of Director
Swan was made in consequence OF the
refusal Of the company to give him 8
profitable coal contract, and that its pros
poets are fair.
The Fair Association CT Brooklyn will
give race meeting under the steward
ship Of the American Jockey Club, to
follow the meeting given at Jerome Park.
The entries close on the 10Th.
The great trial between American Girl
aud Sally Thorn was postponed to-day
on account of the bad condition Of the
track.
Gen. Sherman arrived here to-day.
A bold attempt at robbery occurred at
the corner Of Pearl and Broadway to-
day. Two men jumped into one of the
many wagons Of the American Express
Company, and knocked down the mes-
senger il charge, but before they could
drive of or break open the safe they
were arrested.
A number of so-called S~piritusIist Pro.
.tographists was dismissed to-day. A
member read rambling defense, stating
that be frst practieed photography for a
living, when, after a while, an involun-
tsry power, which he could not explain,
OF taking photographs was developed
within him. Judge Downing decided
that the prosecutor had failed to make
out a case, aud that he would not be JUS
titled in sending the charges to the grand
jury.
J. B. Smith, the claim agent whom
i've complaints were made by discharged
soldiers that he bad withheld their boun-
ty uoney, hiss been held for trial by
Co y missioner Belts.
The failure Of 8 large dry goods house
with the Southern trade is re-
ported on the street.
Collector Grionell Is in Washipston
consulting With the heads Of Depart.
nents In relation 10 the proposed reforms
D the Custom House here.
Gen. Jones, the new Postmaster OF this
ity, entered on his duties this morning.
IL was besisged by applications for
ppointments. 1t Is understood no
nportant changes will be made.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04

THE New Orleans 7fmsS, OF Saturday,
in 3 humorous article upon the Imperial.
ist and imperial sm, gives the name OF
the coming man as OSCAR ]. DUNN,
negro, (black as the ace OF spades), and
present dignihed Lieutenant Governor
GRANT has treated the negro, and the
fact that he is more than ever tbs pst of
the Imperislist Radicals Of Washington,
doubtless suggested to the Times the pro-
priety Of thus e. expressing the tendency or
power into the hands OF that race. II
that is Imperialism, We have been suffer
ing unGer it for a long time in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04
THE MEMPHIS

THE latest news from Cuba is highly
favorable to the insurgents. The Herald,
upon the strength Of reliable information
from a correspondent, sustains the views
and the news given IN the APPEAL Of
Of Sunday, and says the war is now, in
fsct@ war OF U From Spain
10 coloniAl authorities can hope for no
thing but naked men in the shape Of war
msttria'. Everything else must be pro.
vided from the u of the colony,
and these the government ia pressing TO
the utmost. On the part Of the Cubans
the question is merely enc OF endurance.
There is CREST difficulty, IL not an impos-
sibility, in driving them from the field
Il they choose TO hold il In small bands
sdhering to the Fabian policy.