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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-03

THE HnpcrtoHst, IN its third issue,
contains an order from the T. I. o. Of the
T. G. J. o., designating that journal rs
the onc.si organ Of tas order; also no
tifyisg the Q. I. o. OF Georgia whoever
he fs) that a Pco-cOnsul had besn ap-
pointed for that province; also that here
after the United States malls were not
TO be trusted with the cOnveyance Of doc
unents Of the order, uodeE pain Of CEN
sure and retirement of the ofioe found
dersllct. We submit that this T. I. o.
come forward, own up 70 his insanity,
have his head saaved, and permit him
self to be quietly retired to an insane asy-
lum, I, g. We are given TO understand,
these orders emanate from JOHN LOGAN,
OF Illinois, the present commander-iB-
chief of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
who is said to be working up this Tim
psrfai dodge % for bis own purposes, We
think there is ell the more necessity for
a faithful observance Of our Injunction.
JoHN is neither reliable o responsible.
Ala connection would xii eveB an impe-
rialism though q veritable CESAR held
he helm. and guided its affairs. The
Lnpersdlist, the longer it lives, grows
small, smaller, aud viii finally d Eindle
Own IS aI such tbings have, to nothing
10 the hands Of . nobody.
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FOREIGN.

madrid, May . Ia the Constitution
al CJrtez debate On the new Constitution
has ended. All amendments proposed
have been REJECTED. The Cortcs has
voted an amnesty for sll persons who
took part IN the insurrection IN Csdiz,
Malaga and Acres.
Dsputy Castiller moved that the I'M
nesty be extended to Carlisle, implicated
in Insured tiOnsry movements, but the
molten was not agreed to.
Serious disturbance at Saragossa is APP
pretended. 1t is reported the troops
there are in q state Of discomfort and
partial usubordlnation.
LoDoN, May 2.-Adyicss from Para
guayan sources represent that President
Lopez with 10000 men is preparing to
take the offensive.
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The NASHVILLE Races.

The Banner Of Friday publishes the
following as among the stables on the
ground and ready for the spring meeting
in that city next week:
SIS. Le0nard's Stable-The first stable
after entering the gate Is that Of s. =.
Leonard, and embraces five horses-On-
taTio, Rochester, Skylight, Queen of the
West, and q three year old colt by Bill
Cheasham. Ontario has already made
q brilliant reputation. In the recent
meeting at Memphis she won two faces,
beating some fast horses Ia zach contest.
Skylight and Queen of the West are also
racers of no mean order, and wall be
likely to make their mark the coming
meeting.
Lee PAal's Stable-Here ara Counter
proof, Hertz sgg, Dick Jackson, 0'Maliey
and Louisville. Counterpart has made
fast time already and viii doubtless be a
favorite.
Gen. Bufordss Stable-Crossland, Ma
rion, Versailles and a three year old fiiy
are All at present ia this stable. q
Jim HilPs Stable-Here are BsfH T,
L zzie pomAnsOn, and an Australian
Cot, 3 two-yesr old colt by lightning,
and two t@o-year old colts by Brown
Dick. Bsfisr and Lizzie Tomlinson
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The former is rich, genial, gentlsmanly
politician the latter, a brave, honest,
~noble-hearted gentiemsp, and one OF the
clesrest headed lawyers aad politicians
in the State. His chances are the best,
and If elected, ! G. II nominated, viii d.
Qond service for the csuse OF Democracy.
Being of Irish extraction, he is, OF course,
sans Teprodehs.
S~uicidesar often, and why is 10 :? that's
the question. Too much artihces too
little reality. The black crook, their
Ofsnbach, poetry, prose, art, ell, is N
centicus, maddeufug. Passion rules the
hour, aud women, wine, cards, vice, and
murder and suicide are sequels. A
physician bFsy out his brains yesterday.
He was o brother Mason and stood well.
, lis strange.
As the summsr travel will soon COM
mence, permit me TO say, and this is not
paid for, those coming in this direction
will take the Memphis and Louis
Vile road, then boat to Cincinnati,
and Pennsylvania Central to Phila-
deIphia. They are the best lines
ia the country-sO that old railroader
Col. Charlie Poulssn says, and those who
know Charlie will be convinced OF the
fact aforesaid.
Inc iASI S6i6hblUu III OuE lily 10
the opening OF the finest clothing sssoci-
alton or first-clRss store in the world
John Wanamaker's, Chestnut street.
This firm have established q house for
toe purpose Of furnishing a custOm-made
article at clothing store prices, and below
the prices Of tailoring establishments
need long felt by the community for ar
ticles at low rates. The firm stand
high az Christian gentlemen, and de-
serve credit for arranging the handsOmesi
clothing establishment ia the world. 81
philadelphia can boast of tbs most mag
uifcsnt jswelry (Bsiley's) and clothing
John Wanamaker's) establishments On
the habitable globe.
When honest men wish their
dues, let them wait till the thieves
fail out. Theirs Is q row in the
Radical ranks, and q split is inevitable.
A foreign war is hoped for, andif it does
come, twill be the despOtie world ia bold
array against the RnarehiRl cohorts Of
Democracy. Who will whip! the de-
ponsth sRyeth not.
we have just returned from s
visit to the oOol regions, and
hence cur reticeBcs. So, dear APP
PEAL, lockout for q blast nOw and theT
from your old correspondent and we'll
wisher, B.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-03

THE Huntingdon West 1bnnesseeaa
(RadieaI) edited by one ofthe HAWKINS
family, is 9 well pronounced opponent Of
EATON for School Superintendent. II
says In It's lest issus "At the a~pproach-
ing State Convention 1t viii deyolve
upoB the delegates TO select aeandidate
for superintendent Of Instruction, in
lieu Of Gsn. EATON, the present incum-
bent. II is vain TO conceal the fact that
Gen. EAToN's administration has sig
nally failed to give satisfaction 10 the
country, and it becomes q matter Of the
frs Importance to the Republican party,
as we'll IS toathe entire country, to select
a man for the position whose intelIi-
geuce, IS well as integrity, shall give
TO the country an Assurance OF q faithful
and honest administration in his depart
ment.n
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By Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special dispatch to the Memphis APPEAL.
CAIRO, May 1.-The following Is The
port list for to-day
P&ssed-Luminaryr from Vicksburg to
st. Louis 2 an; Alps, Pittsburg to New
Orleans, 2 pm; Rubicon, st. Louis to
Vicksburg, 5 pm w. 8. Hays, Arksn-
sas river to st. Louis, s pm Belle Lee,
New o leans to st. Louis, s pm. The
Rubicon Is well laden. The Alps has a
tow OF coal.
The river fell four inches. Weather
clear.
ST. Louis, May 2.-Arrived, Belle st.
Louis, No change in river.
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WE REGRET & learn that many OF our
merchants and business men have 30 far
manifested Indifference ia the matter of
registration. In this they are neither
just TO their fellow-citizsas, nor TO them
selves. They suffer as much lpeFhsps
mOrel from the evils Of Radicalisn as
any portion Of the community, and are
therefore st least equally interested in
its defeat To accomplish SO desirable a
result the help Ct every Democratic and
Conservative voter is necessary. We
beg then 10 impress upon the intelligent
classes to whom we allude to register
promptly and prepare for the contest SO
near at hand. The Registrars Office
will be open tomorrow. Avail your
selves OF il, merchants and business
man. and registeE.
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PExNsYLyANIA.

SCRANTON, May 2.-Notice was given
yesterday by the Miners Organization
to coal operators of this county, hat no
coal would be cut or loaded after May
8 b.
At Wyoming on Friday night the safe
OF J.. G. Scoewaker & Scr, YVES blown
open and robbsd Of seven thousand dol
lars in Government and LOekawauna
and Bloomsbury Railroad bonds; also
1900 ia currency. A re ward of $500 has
been offered for the arrest Of the burg
lars,
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A SPECIAL dispatch from Brownsville
advises Us tina the reported riot be-
tween the whites and negroes Of that
town was, after al, but a fTacas between
a young man named GRANT snd the pO-
lice, who were e~ndeavOring 10 arrest
him. While W. regret the young mans
injuries We rejoice with the people Of
Brownsville that the affair ended with
cut the serious results reported by Us
Yesterday.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May IA severe north
easterly storm prevailed here from yes
terday morning until this ev ening rain
falling steadily during that time and &C.
cAsionally almost in torrents. This after
noon, there was quite a thunderstorm,
and since that time the wind has veered
around towards the northwest, and APP
parsntIy the storm is about over It is
stiII cold and cloudy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-03

DON PIATT, Radical correspondent Of
the Radical Cincinnati Commercial, thus
forsshadoSs the Empire. He says: "The
day Of State capitals, and the interest in
their legislation, have passed away
mOre's the pity and I doubt whether
there will ever bs q return. A great EN-
pire is being built Up, and its power is
gathered about its capital at Washing
top -
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CORRESPONDENCE.
EEREipgIES APPEAL
MONDAY MORNING. MAY ). IsS
TO sURsCRuBERS OF THE APPEAL

The friends Of the APPEAL, ia n
quence Of the too frequent losses Of remit
tGnces to US by mai, are requested tOJol
IoW he inStructi0as printed for The gad-
dncs of subscribers AID Intending suo
scribers, AID Forward SUBSCRIPTIONS
EITHER BY REGISTERED LETTER, 6y
PssT OFFICE MONEY ORDER, OF By AN
ORDER On BUSINESS HOUSES ts Ae"phasi
Kel0 Orleans or Mobile. We cannot ana
SgiH not Be responsible to subscribers TN
less these Instructions are followed.
More than fifty complaints hare reached
us, tgithtn ninety days, Of loss Of s1abseTiP-
ton 6y mail: this te cannot redress,
and 50 must insist upon the only remedy
scithin our reach. We WU not be TespOa-
si6gs for subscriptions unless they are
mailed TO US in the Woy G6oUe set forth.
AINSLIE- HEATING & CO.
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The Registrars office will be open to-
morrow from 9 am. for the registration
OF white voters. We hope those Of cur
readers not yet registered will avail
themselves OF the opportunity thus to be
afforded, and secure their registration
papers. No man can vote on the papers
Of the last or prior registrations. Col
WILLIAMS certificates are necessary TO
every voter. Don't forget this, or fail TO
register. Remember, tomorrow is the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-03

THERE is witchefy, fatality, or a curse
connected with the Tennessee School
Fund. It comes from the pockets Of the
~hsrd-wOrking yeonsnry, and goes mys-
teriously in every direction but that for
which il was intended. First we learned
that the $3.50 600 in gold turned over by
Mr.. FISHER, was reduced TO S6l8,0O0 in
greenb1cks; next we hear of the deposit
Of this SUN in the Tennessee National
Bank Of Memphis then We hear of its
icing disposed of-stolen, In fact-and in
drifts and drsbs paid cut to keep alive the
Radical party Of the State then 8 Rev.
MI. TAFTs turns up, asking some ques-
tons ia q justly impatient spirit about
bis eounty's share Of the fund, which
appears to be missing, land 30 far as we
know he is without Al answer 20 this
Day concerning it), and o we learn Of
the mysterious disappearance Of what OF
the unfortunate fund belongs to Knox
county, under circumstances "a myste-
rious as any that have attended the first
loss. AS the Knoxville Press and Her
aid remarks, it does seem that those
wicked rebels who preserved the fund 50
long, impaired to il some weird charm,
some mystic power Of evil. to plague the
honest loyalists who are, par e1ceUence,
the guardians Of the poor children Of the
State. It seems that neither safes nor
vaults can cOnfne it, nor bolts and bars
protect It from the unseen and u1search.
able rogues who seem 70 have been spe-
cially commissioned to gobbie it up,
either ia small bills or large, as their ne
cessities may require. When ono it
goes, too, whittier it g0eth no n can
tell. Its farewell is a final one, and
those who knew it ones will know it no
more forever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-03

THE delegates to the Agricultural Con-
vention, to be held at Brownsville to-
day, are reminded that by the kindness
of the officers Of the Memphis and Lou
isviue Railroad they a make the trip
on a special train, which will leave the
depot at 9 O'Clock an, and return at g
pm. Fare only hall the usual rates.
We look for 3 full attendance of dele
gates, and that the best results will fol-
low this important gathering.
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The New York Tribune, in a dt Of
truth-telling, thus pictures Radical Con-
gressmen. 1t ssys; "There was q time
when to be s member Of Congress was 70
aspire at least to the position and bear
ing Of q statesman. OF late years it has
been rather t. be q claim sgsnt and a So
!icitor Of Offices for constituents whose
services must be rewarded or purchased"
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THE official vote for Governor Of Con-
nscticuS Aprl8 {, has Just been published
AID the resuls is, JEWELL (Rsp.) IS, 1873 )
ESGLIsH (Dem.) 45,0S2; JEwELL's ma
jority al. This ofh,ial resulf, says the
New York Ford, has been reached by
counting ia the vote Of Salisbury, where
ga informality IN calling the town meet
ing really made the vote Illegal, though
counting that town lessons JEwEIA's
majority. The moreiBg after election,
papers generally clsimed from $50 to
1870 msjority for JEWELL.
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CALLF0

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The Central
Pacific Railroad Company yesterday
6niahed their portion OF the road with
the exception Of two connecting rails
which Governor Stanford will lay on
Friday as Saturday OF the present week.
A celebration OF the event will De held
IN this city and Sacramento, for which
extensive preparations are being made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-03

The border rufians, escaped ~coavicts,
rougts, gamblers, sbort-boys, plug
uglies, blood tubs, Radicals and other
rufbGBs who mske the towns Of Arizona
anything bat Arcadisn, have stSrted q
petition 70 Washington, praying The re-
call Of ASHLEY, latsly appointed Gov
ernor Of that Territory by President
GRANT. Ire respectable people OF the
Territory, IT is said, have from the first
refused TO have anything to do with
him. What 8 commentary upon
GRANTS administration Of the Govern
msnt.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Gsn. Sheridan says
the recent order from the Wa Depart
ment relative to recruiting ia not 70 put
the army on a war footing, as many
Journals nave intimaied, but only to MI
the places Of men whose term Of service
have expired.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The rain
storm which has continued here for the
past two days was interrupted this morn
ing by a fall OF snow wAich lasted for an
hOur.
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NEW HAVEN.

New HAVEN, May 2.-The printers
of this city are on q strike demanding
from 40 to A cents per 1000 ems. The
amnlovers refused TO Day.
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IRON the above Il viii bs seen that we have
u become The tuccessOTs of MessfF. f. Rob-
bins & Bradley in the general Hardware Busi-
ness. cur well known exuerience in TINS trade
US to rely upon a continuance OF th4
very liberal patronage bestowed uDOn CIR
predecessor. We propose to keep on hard a
stock welt Adepted 10 the wants OF the sur-
rounding couptrys and will be prep red az All
lines to oTer great Inducements to purchaSers
BARBOUR, WfLDER q SIMPSON.
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UNDER the head Of Law Reports, +"
resdsrs will find q synopsis OF the
Memphis cases so far as decided BY he
Supreme Courtno in session at Browns
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chfnsrv fora Mil OF lEOh spIns. Of - cspacify
OF 1900 pounds weekly Of IS inch heavy snees-
fug n. Carding Il new. and of tho 8ees mSAe'
he : been run but sig Month spinning 49,
Ell Il flyer throstlesl Dressers 3 I'D Looms. IN -
feet order together with harnesses. TO-,
laeamS. bobbtns. and all the lurnltole 49, 49,
serv ~ start and ran nil % the ao0xe slzs
once. eau be delivered n ee-son
~ Sc summer Street. boston, AasA-
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Dissolution.

TIME firm of Il ROBBINS s. BRADLEY, OF
l Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The hrm name
will bs siSned by either partner in liquidation.
The entire stosk Of goods and the good will
of the business has been sold and eanveyed to
MesSrs. BARBOUR. NlApER & SIMPSON.
who win conduct IN Memphis the bus mess, on
their owa accoant, and In whsse henalf the
confidence of the pubic Is respectfully So
licited.
a54 ELISHA ROBBINS,
IS Warren Strs-t, New YORK CITY.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223Ssrond Strees, aeTnphi Tenn.
Dated at MeInpbis april 30, 1869.
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FIRE. FIRE FIRE!

-erAr WESTERN FIRE ExrINGUIsHER
Ocompany. ONES at LAWRENCE a GIL
uoRE,s, Front Row, where Extinsuishsrs can
ns seen and explanation given
+. d. sCUDDER, Agent
ga public exhibitions % which due no
ttce Win be given.
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ORDERS for Cupping and Leeehi1g left at
NJ LIFPOLnS RARBEk ShOp, No N
Poplar Etreet, eoFnero Of Front alley, Memphis.
Tenns viii be promptly attended To- by
ap2a W. G. WERNER.
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CHANGE OF r

OWING 70 the recent death of Mr.. Z
" under the style OF WILLIAMSON
surviving partners viii continue the
name Of HILL, EONTAINE CO. at Z
Continuance OF b patronage bestoyec
q Co, viii be settled upOn presentation
Memphis, May !, 1859.
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1Hu HUuLofLE4C De ID A1Mt
Leave Memphis tcity time) S45 am. rs pm.
Leave Memphis railroad
400 q m. 500 pm.
Morning Train from Memphis does not zun
ON Sunday.
Leave Memphis, r. r. time. 500 am. 400 pm.
Arrive at n shYille--~--.-ll pm. 6s3O an.
Sleeping Cars on Evenlng Train from Menu
phis to Louisville and Memphis TO Nashville.
Through Tickets as Redaced hates,
Can be procured at The Company's once, 2szH
Main street, and at Dspot, head of Main street,
81 baggage Checked &C Depot or by theMem-
phls Oity Transfer Company at Hotels, Phi
7ate Residences, or on board boats, 70 all prtD-
cfraI points East and North.
Telegraph Once ia Ticket Office, f37Z Main
street.
aAM. B. JONES, superintendent.
BELL HOWELL. PASSENGER Agent. mv2
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CAPITALISTS, ATTEATl0H!
a RARE
-FQR-
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
Cottage Residenee AID LOt.

ExTE shall sell al auction. on the premises, q
w ysrv desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE
AND LOT. situated on Ganassa strest or
boundary Avenue near PoUlar street, and IN
Sne OF the heaItniest and mos desirable ioea-
TONS in the eastern part Of our city. me Mouse
is nearly new, and contains three rooms, els
Tern aud outhouses. The lot has a mort OF .
feet by z depth Of 2l9I feet. Tne sale VII X
place on the premises, a. 10 o'clock, On MON
DAY MORSING, May Sd. Title p rect
MONSARRAT, LANIAR &CO.
an1- Rsas estate Brokers.
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NEW ADvERrxsM'ENTs

MASONIC NOTICE.-The q
w officers and members OF Ange-- "a
roma Lodge, No. l6S +. and A. NJ, are
requested TO attend a regular e0mmu- nv
nIcation, his Monday evening, 81
inst. at ~ o'clock.
by order JOHN ZENT, ". M.
JOIN EAMTsH secretary. my3
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3. WILLIAMSON, the partnership heretofore existing
#, BILL q CO., Is his day dissolved. The undersigned,
business as 6rocer5 and Cotton Factors under the firm
e Old stand NO.326 Front Street, and hope 10 receive a
upon the old nrm, All claims aaainsJ WILKINSON. Hill
P CON BILL.
n
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each won a race at Memphis, the latter
beating Gilroy, Queen OF the West, Pat
Cleburne and Agnes Donovan.
Warwiek's Stable-Fransit, Captain
Beard and Viols.
George r ce's Stable-This embraces
some lively STOCK, as may be seen by the
names: Kjlgcur, Carrie Anterior, Bet
lie BY, Kitty Free, and Mary Filth.
Bill Bros StabIs-Hsre we find Signal
Light, the femOus Mugglns mot expected
to run, Riot, and q fly by Bill Cheat
ham,.
Sandy Barnes Stable-Nsnnis D lug-
lass, DJnovap, DsrriBger, General Bste,
q three year old colt by Jim Rogers, and
q two year old colt.
RanberTy's Stsble-Two three year old
colts by Australia, and q four year old
horse not named, are all that is found 10
this stsbie.
BY q glance at the above stables it will
be seen that quite a number of famous
horses will enter the list next week, q
fsct which augurs well for making the
meeting a brilliant success.
Col. Lauek's Last Card.
We give below 3 card from the late
candidate for Chancellor in which he
adopts the wisdom of the fox ia ceasing
to worry himself about the grapes. They
were too SOUR to go TO any more trouble
about
GALLATIN, April q, 1859.
Editors Press and Times:
since the election of the 18th inst. for
Chancellor Of the Seventh djvision, /
have been requested and urged By many
! of my friends, both By letter ant il per-
son, to contest the election OF Mr. c.
| Smith, as q fraud upon the rights of the
! people, By reason OF the name and
means employed to compass my defeat.
Whether such be the case or not, L do
not know; but OF one thing | am well
/ advised-that by the contest instituted
against me last year, the people OF the
Seventh division suffered ~incaiculab!e
loss in consequence of there being 3
disposition not to hold the courts. | feel
conscious that I was not the cause
OF that loss, nor Of the delay in the
transaction Of The peoples busiaess, nor
Will / now sfiiict them with such addi-
tionsl loss as would be the consequence
OF another contest, although / am led to
believe that the grounds for the same arc
Identical with those Of the election OF
March IS, 1868.
The interests of the people are para
mount 10 individual interests, and being
thoroughly impressed with the idea thai
contests seldom, IL ever, conducs to the
peace or prosperity Of any community
[ cannot and will not bring, or even at
tempt TO bring ruin, confusion aud loss
upon the ps0ple OF the Seventh Chan.
Gerry Division By another twelve months
litigation as to who shall I'll the office
of Chancellor IN said division. Beiiev.
ing that this COURSE will be promotive Of
the interests, the happiness and material
prosperity OF the whole people concerned
il this election, 1 have taken this means
to let all know what [ propose to dc.
Very respectfully, etc,
IF. AUCK