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IpCBLIC- No. G2.l

An Act relating to the finding indictments in the courts
of the United States in the late rebel States.
B enacted by the and House Representatives OF
the United states OF America in Congress assembled That
States in the bate rebel States for offences cognzabe by said
and which have been committed said States
rebellion be- and hereby extended the period
from and after 1.-THE time when said States
be restored in Congress- Provided how
That provisions hereof shall apply
other political offences
Approved March g. 1862
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tPUBLIC-NO. 63.l
.--,..F s. I'LL. - a.

bia.
Be it by the Senate House Representatives of
the United States OF America in Congress assembled That
whenever will cOdc shall be exhibited for probate to the
orphans court n the District OF Columbia OF the wit
to the shall reside out of sVd District be tenn
pUrariy absent theTeOm the time when said will cOic
shall be exhibited for probate shall and be lawful for
said court to notice less than twenty
days to all parties In interest commission to one or more
competent to take the deposition of such absent wit
witnesses in such form said prescribe
touching the execution of such will codc and the
of the estatUr teSatrx at the time of the execution
thereof and such deposition when returned to said shall
be received therein competent evidence and have the
and eject il said witness personally
and tesng in said Provided That in all such
the original will cOdc shall accompany such com
mission and hr Xhbited to the witnesses testyng
Approved, March g. 1869.
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HOoflamd's German Bitters,

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
repaired by nR. c. M. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
Thhy.6v years since they were first introduced
PO this country IRON Germany, during which time
h.Y have undoubtedly performed more cures. and
eaeited s,f9rng humanity in greater extent, than
by Olher remedies known to the pOblIc.
These remedies will = effecIualiy cure Liver
On plainl Jaundl C e, E NDyspepsia, Chronic or
ksfvous Debility. Chr 81 ono DIarrhBa, Disease
the Kidneys. and all Diseases arising from
liOtlered Liver Stomach or lnleslInes.
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A WESTERN SPEECH" My competitor has
told you of his services he rendered his country
in the late war. Let me tell you that |, too,
acted an humble part IN that memorable con-
test. When the tocsin of wal summoned the
ch;valry of the West to rally to the defence of
by that patriotic spirit which glows in every
Americans bosom, hired substitute for that
war, and the bones of that man now lie bleach
ing on the banks Of the Raisin!'
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An Act relating to the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
Be enacted by the and House Representatives OF
the United America Congress assembled That
the Metropolitan Railroad Company IN the District Of Column
ba be- and hereby allowed tive from and after the
of tins for the completion its line railways
authorized 10y the of July first eighteen hundred and six
and March third eighteen hundred and
thing contained said any other the
Notwithstanding.
ApDrO we'd, March g.,
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[PCBLIC-NO GIL
An Act 70 regulate elections Washington and Idaho Te

Be it enacted by the and House Representatives
the United states of America in Congress assembled That
elcOns the Territories Washington and Idaho dele
the House Of Representatives of the fOThsecOnd Con
shall be held the first Monday OF June Domni
huIdIel and afterwards benniay
the Monday Of June; and officers in said Territories
elected at the time with their delegates shall
BE- elected fr offices thereafter to be- FLIED at the times herein
specified unless otherwise provided by the laws of said Terri
Approved, March 3, 1862
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DEBILITY.

'sllng from any cause whatever; PrOstration oi
The System, induced by Severe labor. Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers &C.
There is no medicine extant equal TO these RENE
Is 10 such cases A lOhe and vIgOr IS impaired To
z whole system. the appetite is strengthened food
ksloyed, the stomach dIgesIs properly the blood IS
lhied, the CON pie xOn becomes sound and healthy,
II yellow tinge Is eradIcsIed from the eyes, bloom
gwen TO the cheeks, and the weak and nervous IN
l'Id becomes a strong and healthy being.
fstsons Advanced IN Lie anC feeling The hand OF
laeweIghing heavily upon them, with all lis attend
STILLS, will ind IN The use Of this BIrTERS or The
NlC, an elixir that will insIll new lite INTO their
sli, restore in measure the energy and ardOr Ol
MsYOulhlu days. build up their shrunken forms
give health aud happiness 10 their remaining
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oh! where do you get the red for your
sSheeks? said a pale, wan young lady to
bright laughing mink. "Where the roses get
reply. '''' ~
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Sergeant Robinson, the soldier who saved
the life Of Secretary Seward at the time of
Payne assault, has received gold check for
$500 from citizens of Nevada. He is at pres
ent clerk in the Quartermaster Depart
mens.
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old, were by the roadside The boy became
angry and struck his playmate blow on the
cheek, whercupon she sat down and began to
cry. The boy stood looking on sullenly for a
minute. aud then said II didn't mean to hurt
you Katie; l am sorry" The little face
frightened instantly. The sobs were hushed,
and she said well, if you are sorry, it don't
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Testimonials.
low CrO w Woodward.

Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court Of Pa, writes
80 Philadelphia, March 20 1907 ,
Ind Hollands Ger man BIIters' IS a good
y, Z useful IN diseases Of'he digestive organs
ut Of nervous action IN the system,
Yours, trulv GEO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
'udge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania o.s
IH Philade phia, April 2s. 1868
consider Hollands German Buters a VALUABLE
"GlsE IN case OF attacks Of Indigestion or DysPep
Il can certify this from my experience OF H.
'Oan, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
sastice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn. writes
Philadelphia, une lst 1868
s,ma. sUe i0und bv exp W erience that iioohands
e SnI .ympoms rI %d.I sG%G Sreey sesiS renewing
GEORGE SHARSWooD.
FROM REV. e. D. FENDALL,
assistant Editor, Christian Chronicle Philada.
asuss derived decided benefit from the use OF
,s""us German BiIters. and feel It ay privilege
H. nena Them as a most valuable tonic, 10 all
Eeus.o suuering from general debility, or from
arising from arrangement Of the liver.
fours Truly. Z D. FENDALL.
Epckef, the Druggist says that ne has sold large
tMes OF the BItlers, and has never sold a medi-
Ham' gave more universal satisfaction. He takes
4 h recommending it to his customers.
ES.r rl0 N;-HoOhand's Germ an Remedies are
ECKSHMmeo. See that the signature Of c. M
ar: on sssa;:: S; :; .; q each bottle
NnpN oihce. and Mandatory at tn G
Ieb,a mnediclne Store, No 63I ARCH street, PhIla
Ira ChAS. M. EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly C. M. JACKSON d Co.
HAa,., PRICES.
"u sherman Bitters, per bottle, 81 OF
Eas,ou a. half dozen, OF
I'm Setman Tonic. put up in quart bottles
n n Hpe. bottle. or half dozen for 81 so.
n W not forget to examine we'll the article yoI
n U'uer to get the genuine.
DRuco FOR SALE BY ALL
oIGtSrS AND STOREKEEP "RS.
a,,. EVERYWHERE.
II ~" o. iS6S-ly ''' '''
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Look out for paint, as the girl said, when
the man about town went to kiss her last week.
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NOTICE.

ina we'll established fact that fully one. half of the
aaIe portion of our population are seldom IN
'cnIOymeni Of good "A health, or, TO use their
20 expression, - nev A Aer feel we'll" They are
fgGld. devoid Of all energy. extremely. nerv-
: and have appetite.
10 this class persons he Btters, or the onlc, Is
4eclally recommended
| WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
made strong by the Of either Of these RENE
n They Will cure every case Of MARASMUS,
IhOut la
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated IN the
VS. Ol The proprietor bat space will allow OF the
AleauOn Of but few. ThOse, il will be observed. 4.
men Of note. and OF such standing that they must
believed
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HOOTLlYD'S GERMAN BITTERS

VOOTLlYD'S GERMAN BIITERS
!. .comn sed OF The pure juices (or as they are me
accidentally ., termed ET tracts Of Roots. Herbs,
"eai'a ,e saGks. making IA preparation hlghy con
sntraIed. AMI en- u "a ureIy free from all al
shollc admirture Of any kind
HOOFLANDS' GERMAN TONIC
. combination of all the ingredients OF the Bitters,
with the pufesl quality SANTA CRUZ Rum, Orange,
Sc making one Ot the most pleasant and agreeable
emedles ever offered TO the public
Those prelerrIng Medicine free from Alcoholic
,dmxture. will use
Hoohand's German Bitters.
Those who have objection to the combination OF
he Rllers stated, Will Use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good. and contain The same
medicinal virtues, the choice between the Two being
Ia mere matter Of lasIe the Tonic being the pal
lataOe.
dieesOn Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility ETC. is very
lapI to have lis functions deranged. The e y
Liver, sympalhIzIng asM Acosely as il does with
he Stomach then been ZONES affected The result
Of which thai the pa tlent suffers from several
more of the following diseases:
Constipation, Flalulence. Inward Pies,
Funess of Blood to the Head. Acidity
of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Funess
or weight IN the Stomach,
Sour Eractatons. Sink
ing or FIutterng at the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming of
the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Flutterng at the Heart.
Choking or Sufbcating Sensations when
in a lying posture, dimness division,
Dots or Webs before the sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Defci-
ency Of Perspirat on, Yel-
Owness OF the Skin and
Eyes, PAIN IN the SIDE,
Back Chest, Limbs, etc., Sud-
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh Constant lmaginings of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
he greatest caution in the selection Of a remedy for
1 ascase purchasing on ly that which he is as
/ gred from his lnvesii II AgatIons and inquiries
/ osstsses true merit, So IL |skIIiluly compounded
1 free from injurious gradients. and has es
lblished for itself reputation for the cure OF these
l,eases In this connection we would submit those
n Msalk knot.
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npuo FOR SALE BY ALL
0udiSrS AND STOREKEEP .RS.
la,,. EVERYWHERE.
lsgss, y ,0 S;P HoFFECKER, smy rna, Del.
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MONTANA TERRlTORY,
MASHINGTnN TFRRITnB
LPCBLIc No col
l. ~ sHO w
.npnlltan Railroad Company.

From Vancouver, via Fourth Plain, Lackamas, and E
Prairie, to Wishingu.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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H0oFLANDS GERMAN BITTER'S,
AND
HooAand's German Tonic.

The GreaI hSHIOU'00 ~ OI NIO
LIVER. STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGNs.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law Court---Iudue Lee.

The following judgments we're taken
yesterday:
Morton vs.. Mollitor, verdict for defend
ant, 500.
Vredenburg VS.. Wright ct al, verdict
for plaintiff, s747 81.
Davis VS.. Keck ct al, verdict for de-
PENDANT, 1881, so.
LOrony vs.. Dean, admir-, dismissed.
DOdson VS.. Want, dismissed.
Anderson vs.. Jerrico, still en- trial.
FOntel, trustee, VS. Younklin, under
consideration by the jury.
The calendar of cases set for trial to-day
is from No. 1907 to 3040, inclusive, from
the calendar Of last month.
Friday, the Sd inst, the special calendar
for December will be commenced. The
cases viii be called as rapidly as they can
be disposed OF, and must be tried, con-
tinued or dismissed as they are called.
They will receiver no assignment Of a sub
sequent position on the calendar for the
present term.
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

We were not able TO be present at the
annual blowout" of the st. Andrews
Society, but understand that it was q
grand affair.
The following are the names of the Off
GERS elected fo= the ensuing year, who
were installed with due ceremony: II.
Lemon, President; d. NJ. Philip, First
Vice President; J. NJ. Young, Second Vice
President; John Ainslie, Treasurer; j. B.
Campbell, Secretary; ALLAN Sterling, Ply
sician; Duncan Mclean, J. j.. Aueriin, j.
r. Selkirk, D.. Goldsmith, VIM. Young
and John Scott were elected Boar of
Directors. A beautiful gavel was present
ed to the Society, made of wood of the
hawthorn tree under which the poet Burns
wooed and won his lovely Mary. The
gavel is silver mounted and very heavy,
and was a beautiful and appropriate pres
ent. The new President being absent,
Mr.. Philip was called to the chair. He
thanked the retiring President in apprO-
pirate terms for the present, on behalf OF
the Society.
After the installation of the new officers
the meeting adjourned to French Johns,
where an elegant collation. was served up.
Several toasts and sentiments were offer
ed, among which were 1.-THE Queen -
1.-The President OF the United States -
THE Day We Celebrate" ETC., etc. The
punch was brewed by our fellow chip.
Philip, and is said to have been as good as
ever was drank. He knows how to put
up" hot Scotch, almost as much as how
to put it away"
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PERSONAL

E~x-Aldermau r. NJ. Kirby appeared
Yesterday in Memphis for the first time
since 1861, when ne toted of a musket.
Ex-Secretary of the Interior, Hon. Jacob
Thompson, has bought the beautiful resi-
dence Of r. p. Walt, Esq, on Poplar near
Third street.
Gen. r. T. Ewen, the old hero Of the
VALLEY, is in the city stopping at the Pea
body Hotel. At the same hotel are J. H.
Miller, Esq, ID. A. January, Esq, of st.
Louis, Col. Nathan Adams, and Col. II.
Wate rs, of Kentucky. -
Among the recent arrivals home Of our
old Memphians, we have hitherto neg
lectbd 70 mention that Of Mr.. Edouard
CASTOR, brother of our friend John Gas
ton- NJ. Edouard has been on a trip to
California and the Pacific coast, and now
returns TO assist bis brother in managing
tl1e only good restaurant in Memphis.
Gen. A. J.. DOnelsOn was not pleased
With the aspect OF affairs on election DAY
in the denseIy negro-populated river
counties of Mississippi. He says that in
many places the white people evinced no
interest in the election for the reason that
they deemed any action on their part una
vailing.
Capt. Dan. Able entertained a company
of friends WAC happened 70 call yesterday
on board the MOllie Able. The wines and
viands W ere pronounced faultless by two
or three imcie4t commands who frequent
bankers rat-h02es on Madison street. The
Mollie Able was crowded with passengers
and heavily freigkfed.
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ChaneerY COurt...ChanoeIIor Norman.

The entire session of the Court yester.
day was occupied il hearing the case OF
Turner vs.. Atkinson. It will be further
heard to-day, after which the following
cases viii be called:
636-Douglass vs.. Chester.
637-McClure vs.. Hagard.
6+0-Clafiin VS.. Logwood.
644-Merrill vs.. Vance.
649-Robbins VS.. Doyle.
657-Briggs VS.. Armstrong.
659-SteinkUhl vs.. Wickersham.
6G0-Crissman vs.. Oliver.
66l-Murdock VS.. Turley.
662-Walker vs.. Armstrong.
664-CaSten VS., Miller.
665-Burdett VS.. Clark.
665-McCulIy q Co. VS.. NJ. o. Hotel Co.
667-Babb VS.. Rice.
66S-Beverly vs.. Heron.
669-Lee VS.. Wetherford.
670-Halium rs. Sargent.
67I-White vs.. Balton.
673-AhingtOn VS.. Abingdon.
674-Tomeny vs. Eaton.
675-COchran VS.. Borg.
676-Martin vs.. Leftwich.
677-Warburg VS.. Bauman.
67S-Bach vs.. Lownes.
679-Hil VS.. Tobin.
6S0-Snyder VS.. Hardwick.
6S2-Stoebler vs.. Vogel.
6~S3-GOodwyn vs.. Whitelan.
6S+-Haynes, eX-parte.
6S5-Ward VS.. Dunn.
6s5-Divine VS.. TOof.
6S7-WilsOn VS.. Hook.
6S9-Ross VS.. Cohen.
G9O-Flynn VS.. Reilly.
69l-Lane VS.. Nesbitt.
692-Walker VS.. Walker.
694-Parker VS.. Goggin.
6g5-Rocco VS.. Rocco.
696-Laird VS.. Belts.
697-Malby VS.. Baxter.
69S-Cage vs.. Armstrong.
6g9-MOody VS.. Armour.
7GO-Stillman VS.. Breen.
7OI-Samuels VS.. Mosby.
7O2-Starke VS.. Pride.
703-Taylor VS.. Armour.
706-Euis VS.. Horror.
707-Lee VS.. Driscoll.
7OS-Ferguson vs.. Werner.
7O9-Davis vs.. Loeb.
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III az II - II
PROSCRIPTIvE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
No Compromise With Any Party !
PUT NONE BUT
IL XII Il u IA LIS
IN OFFICE.
)SCRTPTTVE
PUT NONE BUT
Candidates for oOnsasastOna, oonpenaon:
JNO. w. DAWSON,
j. j. DUBOSE.

The above edodger" was circulated in
every ward of the city last night. As in
the First Ward an employee of the
4UdIGnehe was the circulatOr of the doc
ument, it is to be supposed hat it emana-
represents. Its tenor shows the spirit
that animated the author. 1t is a most
Infamous and contemplate trick, and one
that could only be resorted to by men to-
tally INSCRIPTIONS, and devoid of every
sentiment of honor. The man calling
himself a Southerner, a patriot and a gem
tleman, who could indite and circulate so
insidiOus and infamous a document foully
bellies she South and her sons, and de-
serves to be branded with eternal infamy.
JNO. ". DAWSON.
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THROAT AFFECTIoNs.--A physician
writing from Newfane, y. Y, speaking OF
the beneficial effects resulting from the
use of Bro1OR'S Bronchial Troches,' -
says: "FOr alternating that horrid irrlta-
ton only felt by those who have suffered
from any Bronchial Affection, and for
Hoarseness and Sore Throat too, l am
free to confess Though l am an NJ. D.
they answer all you CLAIM for them" To
avoid disappointment. be sure to obtain
the genuine Crowns Bronchial Troches."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-02

The members of the Democratic party
in this Ward, met last night in the En-
~ginehouse on Main street, above Market.
Mr.. J. L. Randall in the chair.
The following named were elected dele
gates 10 the Constitutional Convention:
owen Dryer, p. NJ. Winters, 2. Kearns,
Tom Foley, James DOlen, William Glenn
ents, John Specimen, NJ. Rose. The fol-
lowing was passed unanimously:
ResOECed, That the delegates selected
tonight from the First Ward are hereby
instructed to oppose the nomination Of
any man for 2 seat in the Constitutional
Convention who does not declare himself
opposed TO negro suffrage in this State.
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After this date, advertisements will not
be received o any but regular custom
ers and we~ll-established houses. unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment Of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties OF collection and the de-
mands Of a business that requires a cash
outlay IN GU us departments. for its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand n appreciate the neces-
siuy for this basis for u future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November 30. 1869.
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A Secret CircuIar---what Does It Mean ?
Meeting Of Shelby County Democratic
Executive Comm Ittee.

The primary Ward meetings Of the
Democratic party were generally well at
tended last night, and, as we had reason
TO expect from a pretty thorough knOwl-
edge Of the tone and temper Of our peo-
pie, the expressions of opinion, 50 far as
we could learn, were all n way, and
were decidedly in opposition to negro or
universal suffrage. We're II otherwise
we would confess ourselves disappointed.
hail this as an indication thar the del
egates from this county to the COnstiJu-
tionaI Convention VIII be men whose
voices and every effort viii be exerted to
wipe from the statutes of Tennessee a
which is n Of the worst legacies of
Radicalism.
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There was q very large meeting in this
ward-at least OUr hundred persons be-
ing present. NJ. BeIcher was chosen
chairman, and J. L. H. Taylor, Secretary.
J. T. Stratton, Col N. Mageveny and Van
\. ". Anderson were chosen delegates.
Negro suffrage was voted down unani-
mously, and the delegates instructed TO
vote az ainst it. Ambrose Dalton was the
only individual who came forward to de-
fend it, and he obtained six votes, out of
the fOTJr hundred cast, as a delegate.
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MunicinaI Court---Judoe Foute.

M1HICIpdI GUUTI--IuuY6 TUuL6.
The proceedings of yesterday were as
follows:
S~trausberger, Num- & Co. VS.. Rocco
Judgment for plaintiff, Sl6l9 Ia.
Wolcott, Smith x Co. VS.. Harris ct al
judgment by default.
smith VS.. Evans-ig't for pltf $1,000.
Morrow rs. Hewett ct al-jg't pl'fS6l0 0S.
Carr ct al. vs.. Kendig-jg't pl'f 1902 IS.
To-day and tomorrow writs of inquiry
will be executed preparatory to closing
the present November term of court. On
Saturday next motions for new trials will
he heard
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sEYENrH WARD

in favor of the White Mans Party was
most decided. They Instructed the fol-
lowing delegates, elected to the COnven-
ton, that if they were not disposed TO
vote and labor against negro suffrage,
they must @-back out" for others that
would: Messrs. Roger Hanson, John
DOnniger, Robert Good, Edward Herman,
Il. q. Trader and Thomas Quinn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-02

The meeting Of Democrats of this Ward
was held in Squire kiernan's Office
Judge J.. r. Smith in the chair, and Capt.
Barbour Secretary. The following named
were elected delegates to the Convention
OfSaturdav: Q. p. Adams, A. X. Taylor,
William Black. J. G.. Barbour, D. 7. NOOe,
J.. o. Durff, James Birmingham, JnO.
Gum, r. B. Hawley, A. Marie, Tom Gar
vey, NJ. Regan, Lewis Amis and J. r.
Miles
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". II. Bridges was Chairman of the
meeting in this ward, and David NJ. Philip
Secretary. The following named persons
were elected delegates: N. II. Lowenstein,
". Il. Bridges, $. Fransioli, Martin Rey-
nolds and N. L. Cochrane. There was no
discussion Of negro suffrage, nor word
in regard to il pro or con-
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speet. safetr aad eanfort---Enlott LIE
OLE RELIABLE"
- DAVIS -
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

splendid Side wheel Passenger Steam
ers Liberty No. 2. ard Com mercial. viii
form a S-emi-weekfy United STATES Mail Line
between Memphis and Write. Little Red and
and Black Rivers. leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and Saturday, at 5 O'CLOCK pm
These boats have been locked and thOrOughiy
repaired and furnished with new outfits,
making them as good aSnew. The Merchants
and Planters on White. Red and Black rivers,
taken Oue-half the stock in this line,
making 10 a permanent and reliable
" Home Institution" We hope. by strict at
tentfOn to business and Low RATES, % merit
a fair share OF public patronage.
JOHN h. DAVIS, Superintendent.
Cousfgn freight TO Davis Line" Memphis,
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
nCL5 No I6 Jefferson street, Memphis.
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The trial of the case of the State VS.. f.
W. Louis, ex-County Commissioner-in-
dictment for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tuesday last, was further heard yesterday.
but not concluded. The argument of
counsel commenced last evening, n viii
be concluded TO-DAY.
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ESTRAY.

CON-From my garden, on Orleans street
"a larEe deep-red Cow, ful bio0trd Eur
ham. with white belly and half her bag
white. horns turned over eyes; any iRf5r-
nation of SAID COW. or her delivery % me
a. No. 80 Madison street, vii be literally re-
Uarded.
de- wa l. VANCE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-02
FOURTH WARD.

At the meeting in the Fourth Ward the
following ~anti-negrO suffrage Democrats
We're elected: Messrs. viii o. WoOdsOn,
William Carroll, Speed, Malone, Dardis,
Loudin, DuBose, Black and L. A. Tyler.
The sentiment in this ward was universal
against negro suffrage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-02

The Democrats of the Fifth Ward elect
ed the following a~nti-negrO suffrage men
TO represent them in the Convention OF
Saturday: Messrs. W. c. FOwlkes, p. ".
OfDonneu, w. u. Rainier, W. L. Duff, T.
II. Allen, \. II. Douglass, W. J. Ragioi
L. McGaveney, JE.. J. p. Tobin.