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cling them to get up a party to emigrate
to Florida, where they are to get their
long promised forty acres. We learn that
about 900 colored men have signed a pa
per, pledging themselves to go TO Florlua'
and the leaders of colored opinion, Man-
uel Polk and Cap Jordan, are doing an
they can to take the entire negro PoPuld-
ton OF Maury county with them Wheh
theygo.
The Paris hateHigencer, OF saturday,
saws an atrocious attempt at murder was
made ON Tuesday night last on two citi-
zens who were passingalOng the road Just
after dark. in the northern part of this
county. 1t was at the same spot, near
Mrs. r. Martins, where an unknown man
was murdered about two years ago, and
which. up to this time, has remained I'M
revealed.
The Knoxville Press and Herald
saws: We learn that on the day of the
election a coldblooded murder was com
| mitted at Johnson's Depot under the fol
lowing circumstances There was a dis
pute about a saddle that had been Dor
rowed by a boy. Rufus Bailey, to whom
the saddle belonged, said that Finley Hale
had stolen il. Hale heard of the remark
| called Bailey into the house, asked hin
to be seated, when he inquired of Bailey
if he had said it, at the same time drawing
a pistol, and, after passing a few words
| fired. The ball took effect in the lowe
abdomen, and produced death in abou
/ two hours. Hale fired a second shot
which missed. He has not yet been ar
/ rested,
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WE are impressed from what we
see with the idea that the little ar
engagements which the Ardkallche and
Banner have concocted to get up a
new party will not win. 1t is a poor
creation without the breath of life in
it. Our people prefer to take care of
their interests at home just now, and
let the question of who shall be Sena-
tor, constable or coroner, alone until
what Is more important is attended to.
They will have nothing to do with
party Vaccinations and politics while
questions affecting the welfare of the
State are before them. They are not
aware that they owe their recently ac-
quired liberty 10 JOHNSON or ETHER
IDGE, or SENTER, or BRoWNLQW,
who supported SENTER, and their
minds are busted with something else
besides paying " gratitude" debts to
anybody. The Clarksyille Chronicle,
in a leader of no common ability,
says there are things more important
than electinga United States Senator,
that there are plenty of qualified men
in the State, that the names of ETH
FRIDGE and JOHNSON have not yet
been reached on the calendar of bust.
ness, and that lift were required of
us to make an entire new party in
order to accommodate either of the
gentlemen we should certainly post
pone the whole thing to a more con-
venient season." 1t also adds:
Brownlow refused to enfranchise
the people because he knew they
would vote against him. Senter en-
franehised them because he knew they
would vote for him. The infamous
franchise law proved a two-edged
sword. In the hands of Brownlow, it
was welded to the destruction of pub
lie liberty-in the hands of Senter TO
sever the cords that bound the people.
Both BroWnlow and Senter were actu-
ated by the same motive, tO-wit: a
seat in the g~ubernatorial chair.
This paper regards the discussion
of any individual claims however
m~eritorious "as far below the mark"
and unworthy present attention,
when our victory should be "turned
to an account far more worthy of its
vast Importance to us as a people,"
AS to the formation of a new party
we quote as follows:
Who wants a new party, and what
are its objects? There seem to be GER
tain men, who at this particular june
ture, are unable to find any party just
suited to their manifestations poll
ticians who propose to form a new
party for their special accommodation
and convenience. One great difficulty
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IN answer to the proposition to
change names and come out as lib
erals" or Universal Suffrage instead
OF Conservatives or Democrats, the
Columbia Herald says that "neither
the Wing party o the Liberal party
would extend its name beyond the
limits of the State, and that after
leaving State matters for national pol
itics, "we would be compelled to get
on a Radical or a Democratic craft.
If the old. line Wings, as they call
themselves, who now are in the as
tendency in the State, do not like the
name of Democrat, let them call them
selves anything, so that they keep
clear of Radicalism. We are opposed
to the Radical party, past, present
and future" The Herald will take
any name so it keeps on the anti Rad
ical side-and so say we. We think
the State a get along very well
without any Liberal" party, so
called. What we want is reform and
work, rather than new names and
new political squabbles.
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such manner; and we do not believe
that there are scarcely any judicial
officers in the State who would not at
once resign and allow the people to
~re-elect them or put others in their
places-eertainly our Supreme bench
would feel called upon to resign a
position where only about thirty
thousand votes in the aggregate were
polled in their recent election and
allow over two hundred thousand
freemen to decide upon their merits.
If they are such officers as the State
needs, what evidence have we that
they would not be re-chosen. If they
cannot be reelected, surely the peO-
pie ought to be allowed to elect whom
soever they please. This is asking
very little. We desire to see no man
proscribed-but all left upon a footing
of equality in this matter.
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in the way, as it occurs to us, will be
to find members for the new party
after it is formed. From what source
is it proposed to draw the materials
for the new party? How many Dem
ocrats are so much dissatisfied with
the Democratic party as to be willing
to leave it and embark their fortunes
in the new craft? How many Repub-
Iicans are so disguised with their
party as to desire a new organ
ization? How many voters are
there outside of both the Democratic
and Republican parties whose seruples
forbid an utilization with either? These
are important questions. Who pro-
poses to answer them? 1t is very
certain that the new party must draw
its recruits from some or all Oh the
sources suggested. Composed OF the
fossil remains of several dead, and the
disappointed office-seekers of the two
living parties, the new organization
in numbers might be a respectable
tea-party, but a party in no other con-
ceivable sense, and might, perhaps, be
able to muster recruits enough to MI
the offices but the voters would be
exceeding onesome.
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A DISTINGUISHED correspondent OF
the Nashville Union and American,
reprobating the idea of establishing a
new party in Tennessee, speaks as fol-
lows:
1t has been said that the recent great
victory in the State was by the people
in defense of civil liberty, and not to
be considered a Democratic triumph.
/ admit it was not a partisan victory,
but it was in defense of the great prln-
ciples for which the present Demo
cratic party is eOntending, and IS a
triumph of true Democratic princi-
pies. I contend, that at present, a
party must either be for the constitu-
ton or against it. There is no middle
ground and there can be no third
party. 1t will be on one side or the
other of this great issue, hence l am
opposed toaI such movements. How
ever intended, they will be in the in
terest of the Radical party, that IS
broken down in the South, and near
" so in the nation, and are only eX-
pedients of the willy enemy 10 Divide
the friends of civil liberty, that they
lniay conquer them in detail.
And in proof that these movements
are in effect sin the interest of the
Radical party" and so regarded by
Radicals, we call attention to the fact
that all their joHFBah favor them
they all have Universal Suffrage
floating at the masthead.
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THE legislature Of Tennessee having ant
L ithorized the DeSot0 Insurance and Irust
Company to change Its bnsiness to a bankfae
business, under the name of the "Upion and
Planters Bank" q MEMPHIS netieeig hereby
dered books to he opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, NC.
Is Medison street, on the LIST of July next. and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
VIM, N. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
Memphis, June 2, 1863, js8
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THE Nashville Banner complains of
an attack made on it by the Franklin
Rerie'o for simply claiming the
right of thought and daring to assert
what it thinks" We hope the RerieW
will let the Banner do that. How
else will it be able to get along as the
''leading" paper.
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To Cotton Planters 9 Stock Ralsers

uNHE Memphis oil Company yish to ppr-
chase. dtripg nex fall and winter, q
large Quantity Cotton Seed, fer which they
will pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
nave Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (F~airbankisl scales. They rrgetheir
friends not to store their Seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery Of Seed Will
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
90 OF Cake and Meal for sale in any guam
ttty. ly2l
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
AedieaI Dsnartment, A. Orleans.

NETNf FfFFfFf INN f'NNf''
FACULTY:
4. n. Cenas, Md, Emeritus Professor OF Oh
s~tetrics.
James Jones, ND, Prof of Obstetrics.
Warren Stone, ND, Prof. Of Surgery.
7. G. Richardson, MD. Prof. Of Anatomy.
Samuel d. Bemtss, Md, Prof of Medicine.
Stanford +. Chatlle, Nd Prof physiology
FRANK Hawthorni MD, Prof of Materia
Aedica.
Joseph Jones, Md, Gate af the University Of
Nashville Prof. Of Chemistry.
C.. j. hickman, Md, Demonstration of Anat-
my
b Thirfy-SecOud annual course ofinstFuc-
ton in this Department will on
Monday, the 18th of November, 1869, and ter
inmate on the second saturday of March,
1870. Preliminary Lectures on Clinical Medi-
cine and Surgery will be delivered in the am
phitheater of the Charity Hospital, begin
ming on the 18th of October, without any
charge TO students. The Anatomical rooms
will be Opened at the same time.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side Of the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered TO Students are Unrivaied.
EEEs-FOr ali the Lectures, $40; Matricu-
lqtiOn, s.; Practical Anatomy, SO; Gradua-
ton, s3n; Payment reqgired IN advance.
For further infaFmatlan addreSs
aus I, @. RICHARDSON, Md, Dean.
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Administrators Notice.

TTNHE undersigned, having been duly ap-
L pointed Administrator of the estate Of
Robert A. Moon, deceased, hereby notohes
all creditors of said estate to file their claims,
and all debtors TO come forward and settle
their Indebtedness with Messrs. Wright. Nc
kissick & Wright, his attorneys.
VIM. B. GALBREATH.
Memphis. July 10. 1863. wis
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MORNING, AUGUST "a. 1859.


On the 3Ist of March last, the closing
day Of what newspaper men al eoncede
10 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:
Appeal.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.. ---..--.-F0lS- 70
ATslanche 1906 90
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LQUIs MUrUAL LIVE INSURANCE COL
STATE AGESCY OFFICE, 43 MADISON ST,
MEMPHIS, 1EEE., June ], 1859.
THE c~opartnership heretofore existing Un-
Is his day dissolved By the retirement OF
B. +. White. The business 81 be con-
Quoted in future by ]. G.. Lonsdale and New
ton 3. Otis, under the name OF LOSSDALE&
OTIS Fa1n
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New orleans ana ahEioe Railroad Co.
NOTICE TO s-oNDHoL0ERs.

Wn.P P. NIeIlen, Trustee, and the United states
and others agaisEt 4he Eez 0risass asll
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
THIS cause having been referred back to
L me as Special Commissioner by the Hon.
Bland Ballard, Judge of the United states
District Court for the District Of Kentucky,
for the purpose of taking further proof, etc.
Therefore, Notice is hereby given TO all
Bondholders of the First and Second Mort
gage Bonds and the Coupons ~thereuntO be-
Longing and unpaid, of the New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company, that ave not al
been rsphrted to me under former
order of said toptt, to eoms f3rRarq and pre-
sent and ale With NE, aS said Cpnnissinper,
said Bonds and Coupons as aforesaid, at my
office, ia the city Of Padpcah and State OF
Kentucky, OF or before the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1863.
Also, in case Of lost Bonds, if any, or in case
OF claimants claiming the right to nave any
not heretofore actually Issued to them;
said parties are notified 10 take proof of same
before me, at the place aforenaaed, on or be-
fore the First Monday in November, 1855,
W. II, JONES,
augl Special Commissioners.
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DISSOLUTION

THE firm of Bayliss, Everitt & CO.is dis
solved. The business viii be closed up
at then OS5cet rs Front street.
Messrs. T. W. EveFitt Z Co., viii continue
the Importing and Commission business, et
No. Is Union street.
III. &
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r.
N. \. VAN PEL1
\. j. GIBSON
August Is, 1853

II viii he seen Fou the above that J have
withdrawn from the HrN Of atl4cei Van
Pelt & Gibson. In retiring I take occasion 70
thank my old friends and the public gener-
ally for the generous patronage heretofore
extended, and to recommend the remaining
partners as eminently worthy of their conf
dence and patronage. K.
August rs. 1859. Rugl7
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THE c-opartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween r. w. Price and A. B. ~TreadweH,
under the style Of Price & Treadwell, is dis
solved by the Withdrawal OF r. W. Price, to
date nom the LIST inst. Either one is author
iSed - collect and receipt for debts due the
late ara. r. ". PRICE,
4. Is. TI3EADWELL-
NEW FIRM.-TREADWELL EROS. having
N bought the interest OF Col. Il. W Price
in the late firm of Price & Treadwell, VIII
the Wholesale Grocery Business, 1T
the old stand, No. Is Union street, Lee Block,
under firm style o~TTreddve1 Bros, where
they RfH be pleased 10 see the old friends Of
the late firm, and rs many ones as may be
pleased TO cali. A.B- TREADWELL.
IA. TREADWELL.
3. D. TREADWELL.
Memphis, Tenn, JplS 3, 1860. jy4
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.

lust received per ship Vineentus Van Pan.
j 10. direct noni Antwerp, BUO boxes French
Window Glass, all sizes, at prices to compete
with American brands, and much superior
In quality.
anI2 ORGILL BROS & co,
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XXTILL open on Wednesday, September LIST.
w His successful experience as 8 Teacher
IN this city previous to the war, he trusts will
be a sufficient guarantee for the future.
For Circulars apply al hook stQres, or a. ~
Monroe street. aulZ
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D~IssOLuTIpR NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE c-OphTtnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, under the hrm
name OF WALLACE, Van PELT GIBSON, has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Robert Wallace Withdrawing. The BUSH
ness will be continued at the old stand, No.
$685. Main street, by the remaining partners,
Messrs. PELT & GTBsoN, who assume re-
spOnSibility for all liabilities, and to whom
all outstanding Indebtedness must be paid.
The old business must be closed up, n IL Is
therefore necessary for those indebted to the
r. WALLACE,
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The Most Successful Physician
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. ]. 3.

HAS ERMANENTLYLoCATEDN MEM
II Phis for the purpose of treating VENE-
REAL DISEASES, SCROFULA. DROPSY,
DYSPEPSIA and CHRONIC DISEASES, Of
sVery description. SYPHILIS especially he
Engages 10 cure efeCtually, without the use
OF mercury, and in much less time than IS
generally refuiredi pledging himself to pay
all the expenses OF treatment should he fail
TO effect 81 cure In cases where his directions
are tmplteitly followed All communication
by letter promptly answered.
Ofice-No. 227 Second Street, Upstairs.
-fv7 daw
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70 THE PUBLIC.
rEpNs OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WFEKLY APPEAL is regularly discontln,
ned al the end OF the time subscribed ana
paid for unless renewed In advance. Inls
mic is adhered to without respect to per
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EnaIIsh add Classical sehO0I f0r sOys

TALL SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY,
Il September LIST, at No. sos Third streef.
FoT circulars call at No. 100 Madison street,
aug5 Al. HALLE. PRINCIPAL.
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Memphis Female Seminary.
NOTICES..
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Executor of the last
II VIII and Testament Of Wade Fl. Bolton,
deceased, all persons having claims against
his estate are notified TO present them within
the time required by law. AL persons in
debted 10 the esgate viii come forward and
make immediate settlement.
r. N. APPERSON, Executor.
Memphfs. 10th August. 1859.
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NDTIGE,-Whereas, letters te-stamentary
y upon the estate Of M- L. Haley liadan
Leisel, deceased, have been granted 10 the
subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate paynlslt;
and those having claims II demands against
the same will max known the same without
delay, at Morgan, Jarnagin i Frayser's Law
Office. MARTHA A. GREEN,
iuIT Exacnfriw
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COTTON TIES.
important to Planters, Factors and
beaiess L. iron Ties, for Bal
Ing Cotton,
TIE.

TINE Increasing demand for this Popular
-uiug for Baling Cotton has induced
the prGpTietsg T. grovide a largely increased
stock for the coming ss=z1py and We are now
prepared to I'll orders frO1i tag tFadei IN any
quantity Of the
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Notice 10 Lumber and SawmiII Men.

THE best SaWmlli on st. Francis river,
i Ark, with plenty Of timber hi a ready
cash market for lumber, WANTS q partner
9Th O small capita-a good SaWyer preferred.
For particulars call Upon CEARKE, Ella
Co. Memphis, Tenn. auglI
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and APptheeaFy,
81 AND 56 REAL STREET.

Morthvest Corner Of Second.
CHEMICAL ANALYSES ofall descriptions
L. made, and written reports furnished.
Phvsicians' Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours,
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Fsrfumerys Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining to q first
class DTpSStore, RepHu
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NOTICE.

L IBERAL cash advances will be made on
Ii cotton or Western produce shipped to our
correspondents, Messrs. ID. r. Carwell & Co.,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
ieiI MARTIN WALT&CO.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
~ AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT. 9Th.
btraihs Yhileave as fellows.
Coming EasrIleaye Forest CITY tam; AZ
rive at Hopefield 8 :3Ga.m.
Going Res-LeaEe Hopeheld ga pm; al
rive 81 Forest City ! IN.
uaflF-SUndaF excepted.
FerFyboat leaves foot Of Union street, at g
pm, city time.
Omntbuses always OF hand to convey pas
eng to and from boat.
B. D. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and superintendent.
Auur1sf 1880 aug-
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Valuable PrOperty for Sale or ease

DESIRE to lease or sell my Steam Mill and
i Gin, two miles south of Memphis, on horn
Lake road. ali in pert running order. APP
ply at 80 South Couls street, or al premises,
for Information. wAppY THOMPSON.
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Dlss0LUTlON.

THE arm OF E. C. POSTAL co. was dis
Il solved by mutual consent on the 18th
inst. F.. c. Postal assume all liabilities and
collects all outstanding debts.
f. G.. POSTAL.
]. G. LEWIS.
The undersigned viii continue the Livery
and RaIe Business NJ the OYerton Stables, op-
poSite Overton Hotel. The finest rigs in the
city always on hand. Major Rawlings viii
found at the stable 10 wait on customers.
iylS f. g. FOSIAL-
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NEW YORK,
THE MIsSls0u0I POWDEn

A CTUAILY cures Cancers and Scrofulous
a diseases Of the skin. See Report 10 L. I.
Medical Society, and statements to Physicians
ia circular. sent free on application 20
Isl Pearl street, New York.
p q RoX 1864. vi
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ARROW TIE.

And also the S~ETT Or SELF-FASTENING
BUCKLE TIE, Win paads OF any required
length. all guaranteed OF the bsst cuality Of
English iron. Each bundle weighing So los.
For sale by dealers in all the principal
towns and cities IN the Cotton states, ana BY
the Tradein Memphis generally.
h. 4. BARTLETT AID =. W.RAfNE,
General Agents, q C~arondeiet Street,
les dAw New Orleans.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspopdence on Public Events, solicited
nom every part OF the United STATES
HEATING. ENGLISH 90.
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MEDICAL

DR.. RUSSELL. No. AZ North Court Street,
north side OF Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn, IS acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far