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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-14

WE have noticed incur exchanges
recently the mention Of quite a num-
Der Of disturbances and crimes COM
mitted by the blacks, both in this
State and the States adjacent. The
class Of mean white men, who assOci-
ate with them, and instigate them TO
acts Of outlawry, it is to be feared are
not so few as we had hoped. Usually
docile, as are the negroes as a race,
the number Of offences Of we except
~larcenies, for which they have a pro-
clivity), would be comparatively few,
II that class of white mel were out of
the way. But their agency is every
where operating. The latest instance
we notice is an occurrence in the vi
cinity of Mooresville, Ala. We find
the particulars in the Athens Post, a
plot among the negroes to murder
a number Of white persons, and
desolate with rapine, fire and sword,
was discovered last week. They
had been drilling in the vicinity Of
the town for some time previous,
and Friday night was the time fixed
for carrying into execution their dia-
bolical plans. The discovery was
made by one of their own number
who relented OF sought a reward.
And the citizens and civil officers,
being thus warned in time, proceeded
ON Saturday to make arrests, and Sc
cured nine Of the ring leaders. 4
number of white men were also i'm
plicated, but escaped. There is great
anxiety to bring them to justice rather
than the negroes they made their in
struments. The same paper repre-
sents that there are bands of the same
men going through the country and
representing themselves as Ku Klux,
ia the hope Of escaping. In that pre-
tended disguise Of better men. In
order 70 keep up their false pretences,
they frequently threaten the colored
{olhs e~ndeavoring to make them be-
De " are ex-rebels, and then
~ .asaIa,s ir sympathy by comiDg
- sxnec'ea . their protection. If
We think there can be no douSSs now oad
lng 30 as Memphis is certainly IS to 30,
n market in the South. CorroN
tdvantage in the way of eco. Ise. n
1transit North, buyers can CRACK
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING, sETP. "A, 1853,
NEnHPAPER SALES.

On the slst of March last, the closing
dsy of what newspaper men all concede
TO be the busiest quarter Of the year. re-
turns were made by the several newspa-
per concerns of this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
AYsianche 1906 %
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
or THE
Memphis and Charleston r. r.

THE s~tockholdera in the Memphis and
Il Charleston Railroad Company are Doti-
ned that the anauai election for Nine Direct
ore Of said Company, Wil b held AZ the Off
ces Of the Company, Ia Memphis, Tenn. and
Huntsville. Ala on
Wednesday, September IS, 1869.
Stockholders win be passed free for one day
before aud until one day after said election,
upon exhibiting their stock certificates to
Rx,s6ffef .esident.
Aen1her 7ORER7SON,
lrressuFeF.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

co ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, FIVE
90 miles esst OF the city, on the chartered
turnpike, ~three-quarfers OF q mile from the
n. and {. Z. h.-weil improvedi an abund-
ance OF large aud small fruit; one-third Of
the place under timber; has peculiar advant-
ages for marketing and dairy business: would
sell the growing crop \ give possession TIM
mediatcly. Terms easy. Apply to
DONOH0. JOY CO..
Rea1 Estate Brokers,
augB Madison StFest<l
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Rs- Consignments OF Cotton and therC oun-
try Produce Solicited. Always on hand a
complete assortment of Plantation Supplies,
Bagging. Rope and Ties. sci q
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QUICK TIME EAsTll
Louisville Route Always Ahead
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Commencing May, 1869.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
WILL Run AS 70 LOwso III

vii Run As 70 THE
Memphis and Louisville Railroad Line:
Leave Memphis tclty timel S.45 am. 2:5 pm.
Leave Memphis (railroad
~ AIN. o1N pm.
Morning train rom Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, r. r. Time, 800 am. 3NQp.m.
Arrive at Naashvilla.-.1t:45 pm. 500 am.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Mem
phis 70 Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates
Can be procured at the Compsny's OH &c, 81 IL
Main street, and at Depot, head Of Main 1t.
- Baggage Checked at Depot, or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company; at Hotels,
Private Residences, or on board boats, TO all
principal points East and North.
SAN. B. JONES, Supt.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent. myl3
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OORREsPONDENCE

corcazpoudence on Public Events, solicited
nom every part OF the United S.aees-
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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MemphIs FemaIs SEMINARY.

EAI SESSION WILL oPEN WEDNES-
Il DAY. September lst. For catalogues or
circulars csn at foung's Bookstore, or At No.
~ SSEs Ms. A. D. HALLE Principal
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J. M. VARlAN g. SON,
Successors to F.. B. Baldwin,.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
REExO
Nos. 20 and p B0EERY,
Nnnr Canal Ct NEW YnpK

NE would beg leave respectfully 10 call
w your attention 10 our stock o~fCLcTHINa,
which Is one OF the largest In the city, cut IN
the most fashionable style, and made in the
best manner and viii be sold az exceedingly
low prices
Uu YOUTHS AND ~CHILDRENis DEPARTHENT
new complete, Is the most extecsive irE
0dnIy, unsurpassed In duality ana
ana comprises a all assortment Of DE-
school suits.
FURNISHING pEPARTMESt-We Obefs
line a uII assortment OF Cent UnderWt@
Hosiery Gloves, Cravafs, Tfe-. Shirts.
n~realas, etc SHIRTS made 70 order and
anfeed to ft.
CI5loH IEPAETNENT-We would c
this department TIE particular attont
gentlemen who have their CLOTHES MAJ
order. We have a large assortment Of clos
and Csssizneres, OF the finest thar cRp
found in the European markets EEcaG
assortment Of nne American
We feel sanguiue E-the
must certainly OF Man r1f~~-H
they VIII be Pleasement.
SI&cQ.
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MEDICAL.
of Private Diseases.
The aOst Successful PhYsician

IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
i eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed IN every case, male or fe-
male. Recent cases of GHOnorrhea or Syphl-
lis cured in a few days, without the use OF
mercury, change of diet or htndrance from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestige
eradicated without the use OF mercury, Suf-
ferers from Impotency, or loss of Sexual
Power, restored TO free vigor in a few weeks.
elect or Ghonorrhea OF long standing, when
all internal remedies have failed, permanent
" and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims OF self-abuse and excessive venery,
suffering from sPermatOrrhe6 and loss of ply
steal aud mental power, speedily and perma-
nently cured. Br All consultations strictly
confidential N
to pm.
DR.. ]. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L. q. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. apis d4w
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For The Jasper Couner.l
Prom 'HaysvIlle.

uAysvILLE. lkp. January Is. 1869.
MIR EDITOR: monthly examination
of the Haysvi'ls School took place o,
February, the 18Th ins, and was a sucrass
The Exercises consisted in reviewing III,
several classes 10 the eight common -choo
branches. the rupils a,qoitirg themseive,
credisby. Alter which Defamation. an,
Dialogues were reci,ed by Masters. ID. Il
Miiburn, j. b. Dface, j. Walt, Mi.sA,. +
j. HARRISON. EvsIine Ha.bso md NJ. Il
Horton. The sx-,eis.s closed with N.
reading Of several verv Interesting ESSAYS
Nv Mess-rs. T.. J Nolen. Geurgs johnson
NJ isses Louisa Csn,in, Francs Cbauin. L.
G. Baiis and NJ 4. lIoron; rejecting
gr"ai credit on The composers.
liz is intended 10 mold an examination
monthly here. while schuo j. in session. aud
all Interested IN educational matters ARE
cords ally invited to attend.
Tiny yours. +.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF LANDS.

GUAkDlAN'S SALE OF LANDS.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the under.
= signed Guardian OF the minor heirs Cf
Henry Sondefmsn deceased, BY order Of the
Dubois Common Pleas Court. will sell at
public auction on The premises on
SATURDAY. February 9Th, 1869.
he following dis-cribed lands Of his Wards,
siius'ed in Dubois county, State Of Indiana.
to.wi':
The east half Of the north esst qu,vter
and The south west quarter Of the north esst
guarser. sll in Section No twenty two (22)
township No two (2) south Of range No.
tour a. west, containing l20 acres, more
or less
TERMS Of SALE.-Ore third of The pur.
chase money 10 be paid in cash. and The
remainder in two equal insiallments. pay
abba within IL and 10 months from date Of
sale. the purchaser giving notes bearing In.
lteresi, with good security, and without re-
lief from valuation laws.
Sale TO commence ~ 2 O'Clock =. M.
AUGUST SONDERMAN, Guardian.
Is. Buettner, atty.
Jan. 29th, 1S69-4w
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New VoLuxR.-With this No. OF

New VoLUxR.-With this No. OF
the Courier we begin new volume,
and intend to make it the coming
year better than it has ever been here
rofore. We extend our heartfelt
thanks to the numerous friends who
have assisted and helped us along
during tho pas: ten years, and hope
to have continuance OF their favors.
AZ we desire to make the Courier an
organ OF communication for every
neighborhood in the county. we earn
estly request our friends to forward to
US any items Of news, or interesting
occurrences, or discoveries which may
take place in their respective locali-
ties. Send rs the items, aud we will
bring your locality into notice.
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u Hon. ID. ID. Pratt. T.. :. Sena.
tor clect from this State. was elected
las, Fall by the Republicans rs com
.p,Omlsc cundioate Tor Congress from
the Ninth district, and now comes
out successful again as the compro-
mise candidate Tor L. 5. Senator. lie
Is said to be POSSESSED OF considcra.
BE ability. and 10 be conservativ,
Republican in his views. with eno.. +
Independence 10 maintain theci.-
Poor Willie we will miss thee
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REvIvALs.-We understand that
quite an interesting revival is in pro
yress at the NJ. Z. Church in Hunting.
burg, and that large numbers are be.
ing added to the Church. The con.
gregation there under the charge Of
Rev. Mr.. Lukenmeer, has grown to
be a large, prosperous and God.iear.
ing body.
Revivals are also being conducted by
the Methodists at IIaysvillc, and the
Baptists at Lemons church, both we
understand, with promising results.
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OI.p FoGYs.-We understand there
are q few jaundiced bitter hearted old
fogy Radicals in the neigh borhood Of
Ireland, in this township, who cam
distinguish any difference between pc
ltcal disagreemen's and personal an
imosities, and who because the
Courier" has differed from them po
litically, can't enjoy any good they
may possibly derive from its pub
fishing items OF general interest tc
the nelghborhood and county. Men
possessing such enthusiastically small
souls, are beneath our contempt. bu1
when the huge scales drop of Of their
lazy backs, we hope they may be ben
Gifted, as the community they reside
in certainly will be.
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ONWARD. -ih- renf",ry No. Of this
.o.gn2 ne, rubli,hcd BY the celebrated nov.
rli-I Capt. Mayne REID, Ia Nrw Ycrs Guy.
rvlnc'sa sohdn's- ~ tone. ,Md t-barit, Of
pu'p".e Iiirie expected ia a writer OF 70.
nsnrr-. Thstr ls y grea, deaf OF ns,ruc.
i've trading md go"d ADVICE in i's pages.
idd'r-- M"sce Reid. 80 Uni N Square.
New YORK CIV.
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Il Hannieni liamlin has been electe,
Uai,ed States Senator by tue Legislature o
Maine.
Carl Schusz has bean elected u. 8. Sena
tor from Missouri.
James "A B,yard hns been elected by ia,
Delaware Legislature. IS u. :. senator Il
serve until March h; Thcs. Bayard Tor ia,
full term Of six years from thu, date.
Reuben +. Fenton was on Tuesday cleo
ted u. s. Senator from New York
Charles Sumner WINS on Tuesday re.elec
ted Sensior IRON Msssuc husetls.
Alexander Ramsey was on Tuesj,y re
elected United States Senator from Mime
sofa.
Hon. john Scott wss on Tuesday elected
U. S. Senator from Penney ivaoia.
Matt II. Carpenter was on Tuesday cleo.
ted U. s. Senator from Wisconsin.
Hon. r. w. Upton was on w Wednesday
reelected u. 3. Senator from Nebraska.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

rI'HE undersigned will proceed with the
n County Surveyor Of Dubois County, ON
the 22d day Of Feb. 1869, 70 run the lines
and determine the boundaries Of the frsc.
,ional section No 30 Town north range 4
west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per-
sons Interested will plesse be present
Jan 30, '69-3 EDMUND T. GWlN.
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IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures
Nor TAxABLE.-ln the SUPREME Court
ou the 10Th inst, Chief Justice Chase
read the opinion OF the Court in New
Bank cases, deciding that the certifi
Gates, aud United States notes, OF
greenbacks, are exempt from State
taxation.
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In JAL.--On last Saturday an Is
year old boy. named Sam1 Sanders. n
resident OF Hall Tp. in this county
not having a proper appreciation OF
the rights OF property. lifted from the
drawer of Mr.. Oh. Juit's store two 81
bills with which he thought he wa.
rich, and INDUCED in buying a pocket
full OF candy, sundry glasses OF beer.
&c. Bat his pleasure was short. Mr.
Jutt missed the money and tracked the
thief. lie acknowledged 10 taking it.
and gave up the money on condition
Of lot being prosecuted. but was then
arrested. taken before Esq. Brela.c.
plead guilty and committed TO Jail in
default of bail. lie seems to take it
very hard, crying most piteoasly ali
the tine. 1t should he q lesson to him.
and numerous others. that have II dis
position to appropriate that which il
40. their own.
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MORNING AND EVENING STARS oil
FEBRuARY.-Venus precedes The SUI
in the morning two hours and thirt.
minutes falling back at the rate 0
our minutes per day, rising Oh Tia.
2Sih thirty.eight minutes before tn,
Sua. Jupiter is the evening star, set
ting on the LIST ut Oh. 03m., and vi
the 2oth at Sh. Ann.
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SoLp.-Mr. John Buchart has cold
his large carpenter and cabinet shop,
with the splendid lot on which it is
located, to Messrs. Joseph Rely,
Henry Ferrebach, and Anthony Der.
ger. The new firm is composed Of
90. ahead cnterprising, practical work
men, and will soon build mp large
business. See card in another col
|umn.
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WHo KILLED Cock CUMpAcK.-This
question ID agisating the minds Of
some OF the Radical editors, and there
seeuss to Ike difference OF opinion rs
TO whether il is u case ot suicide
brought about while under Temporal
nv alteration OF mind caused by IN
o'erweenlug ambition; or whether il
is the natural resul, OF his having no
sense; or whether Gov. Baker is not
Justly chargahlc with the misfortune
ui The party. he having il in his power
to have concealed the whole matter;
or whether Hon. James Hughes was
not the leace Of a conspiracy against
both Baker and pray, oh, pray for
me" One thing certain. both of
these shining lights in the Radical
have had their much beast
ed platform Of christian Integrity and
high moral honor. (Which was all
their friends could urge in their Ia.
vor.) knocked clean from under them
hy the publication of this correspon.
dencc. We publish the correspon-
dence that our readers may see how
"corrNpt and indecent" the leaders Of
the party OF great moral IDEAS in
Indiana are. The Lient. Gov. makes
a corrupt and indecent proposition"
tor bargain and division OF spoils. and
tina Gov. coRceals if. and allows him
to be ioi,ted upon the people during
one OF the most important canvasses
ever made in the State. Nice couple,
truly. High moral honor among
Radicals Rah.
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s.a.LssO.lk, MEETING.

There will be a meeting Of The cit-
iz.ns II Dul.ois County. in favor "'
,he Fails CITY and Vincepnes Raj
road at the Court House this after
a,,v,i a. enc o'clock.
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H. The Warren Republican tells the fol
lowing yarn:
J. +. Rose. living Up the hollow, showed
US an egg the other day with a verts bic
"nigger" upon the sheIl-a wench at that.
She presents side view, is ornamented
with huge waterfall, and wears the Gre.
clan Bend. Mr.. Rose sssared Us that the
egg was laid on his premises day or two
since, and tina, he has no niger boy 10 his
family; otherwise he would account for the
strange phenomena by suppos,ng il to be
the res ul,s OF freigb, on the ben by being
run up hill by the Niger.
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THE RAiLRoAD.-Mr. Kennedy, the Rail
road Engineer, and his A ssistsnt Mr.. Boy.
den arrived Tues day evening, and commen.
ced the work Of surveying and locating the
Road. Mr.. Kennedy informs us that work
men will be put on the Road in about o
mon,h.-Mount Vernon Democrat.
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Coon TEMrLARs ireland Lod %
/. O. OF g. /. was organized at Ireland
IN Thursday night OF last week, Will
with IS members. This is IA good
number Tor u new lodge, and angur.
well tor the temperate feelings OF the
people Of that tfourishing neighbor-
hood. The following are the officers
elect for the first quarter:
w. G. T.-Sol Pierce: w V. t.
Amanda Stewart; +. w. G. tt
r. Taylor; Chaplair-A. j. Strain;
W .S.-B. II. Freeland; w. A. S.
Sallie Crosier; w. T.-Sam. Ii. Stew
art; w. Nj. l.. A. Green; w. D.
M.-Mollie Bissey; w. +. S. Anna
Crecelius. w. /. G.-Wm. Monroe;
w. O. GIL. McMahel.
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~ Wade Ia ,bIs lucai.,y. W. IRE being
visited by what appears to be April sunshine.
he people 10 The r. g.un Of Vick,burg, Mise,
~ >urD'l-rd by II three foot .now. Such a
snow storm was never SHOWN il TINT local.
~ before. Jast Imagine 10 yourself three
is"t OF .row way diva ia Missls sippi and
not a particle up here.
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PunLic PRINTER. annual re-
port Of Congressional n,inier shows
the actual disbursements o;' his ui.ice
during The year eudin. Sept. 20, 10 be
81 ,3Qe.0o0. THIS is pretty snu.
snnl for the times, t. he paid for hav-
Ing Radical stump speeches and trasi
generally printed and circulated To-
political effect.
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UTThe weather continues beauti
ful and spring like, and our ears are
again greeted with the cheerful notes
OF blue birds, and it seems as though
winter was over. We fear it will be
paid for By Winter weather iu May.
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lettings.

Last week We went with Messrs.
EeEert and IIochsesang 70 New AL
hany. at the reqaest OF our Fellow
citizens. to attend a meeting ut the
friends ., The proposed Falls City aud
Vinceuncs Railroad. We copy a Sery
in,l account OF the meeting from the
n. a. Ledger. and therefore do not
;pr.pose to say much abont it, only
from the spirit manifested we have
no doubt the iron horse will be snort
ing over the track insiLe of two years.
aud that Jasper will b..a point on the
road if her citizens evince proper
spirit OF FRIENDSHIP. We made the
trip in a spring wagon, and II any
INV 10 i"~l;...i ~ haze hyspeils ia, n
few trips OF this kind over such roads
as the Supervisors make for a few
miles each side Of French Lick. will
he snfe preventative or cure. This lie
probably one reason why invalid Wei
tors to the Springs do so well. They
are half cured by the jolting they get
going there. Passing the Lick and
West Baden We thought they looked
very desolate places, deserted by ali
pleasure seeKere and with nothing TO
relieve the horrible scent OF the in
ferDal regions arising from the execra-
Die water, and not even one person
visible at either place that traveller
could imagine was old Nick superin-
tending the distribution OF the stink.
DR.. Bowles, Of military mob fame.
was setting in store room at Pros
pect apparently none the worse for his
being fed by Uncle Sam in the Ohio
Penitentiary for year or so.
At Paoi we called at the Eagle Of
flee to see that veteran Of the prees.
and former fellow citizen. II. Com.
ingore. Found him all right. and in
favor of the railroad il it went to Pa
oli-but not otherwise. Here the
Pike road bsgins, and the travel
thence forward was better. although
rough enough yet. While on the
road we saw fourteen large wagons
from Dubois hauling produce to New
Albany. The drivers all agreed that
"Jordau is a hard road to travel. The
farmers along the pike are improving
aud opening mp considerably.
AT New Albany, through the cour-
4esy Of Mr.. V. Graf, Treasurer OF
~ EIor1 ,ounty ro uoro ehowp
through the Jail, and saw the place,
where the Renos danced on air. He
also took US through the glass works
Of j. 3. Ford & Co., and we were
gratified to know that New Albany
is now able to supply Indiana with all
kinds Of glass, as cheap as it can be
obtained at Pittsbnrg, and of as good
quality. The Factory gives employ
Iuent to about 200 hands, is the
elephant of New Albany in the way
of "sivhfs" at the present time, and
her citizens seem to take juet pride
in its success. When the rs ilroad is
completed our merchants will all buy
their glass at New Albany.
The Ledger and Commercial Off
ces were both visited, and decided to
be in a tfonrishing condition. the
Ledger having one of the most extern
sive printing establishments in the
West, which with numerous other
things, we intended to mention, but
are admonishec by our foreman that
we have copy" enough, SO we are
cut short.