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~Ltr Us HAVE PEACE

We make place for, and call public at
tention to the following, with 8 view to
excite some effort on the part OF the
GRANT administration for the relief OF
the parties so UNANIMOUSLY treated and for
the prevention in Texas, or anywhere
else ia the South, of similar ensctments
violative not alone of law, but humanity.
II there is any force Of sincerity in the
declaration Of Gen. GRANT, "Let as
have peace" be viii he moved by these
statements, made by Mr.. r. w. LoUGH-
ERY, editor OF the Jefferson Times and
TeraS Republican, sHd at once order the
release of the prisoners and a searching
investigation Of the facts and circum-
stances attending their arrest and I'M
lawful confinement. Mr.. LoUGHEKY
says:
There are over twenty citizens OF that cHy
under arrest by the military ~aulhoIlUies' a
number of whom have been IN coDnDemshS
for three months, without being inIofhleuo OF
the crime with which they are charged the
witnesses that are TO appear against theih' OF
the nature OF the testimony which ihey win
be required TO meet. They are denied the priv
ilege Of the writ of hsbeas corpus; bah mas
been refused. II has been offered to the
amount OF $4,000. They are treated as con-
victed criIpioals, and, regardless of every Prln-
cIple of justice and humanity, as ma!eiactorE.
II they had evincsd any desire TO escape from
Justice, or to evade any just responsibility ior
anything they may have done, there would be
a shadow of justice in the course that Is being
pursued towards them. But they have done
nothing OF the kind. On the contrary, many
Of them either gave themselves up voluntarily,
or offered to do so, whenever their presence was
required.
And yet they were dragged from their beds
a. night, their bed-chambers invaded by an
armed soldiery, who paid no respect. TO the
feelings of their families OF the delicaey winch
belongs TO domestic relations.
Under such a state of affairs no man feels
safe. To be arrested involves p~ecuniary ruin,
for no one car tell the duration Of his conhne-
ment.
They have now a military mayor at Jeffer-
son, whose corr=e Is without a parallel in the
history Of our dOwn-tTodden country. The
place is ovarrun with detectives and spies, and
every means is resorted TO 10 6xtOrt testimony.
II has been charged, and ihas not beel denied,
that caaxing, intimidation and offers OF bri-
berry have been freely employed by these cor
rupt Ulcers and agents. Anirs at JSneIsoh
are setting worse and worse every day.
1 speak particularly OF Jeiferron, as l am
more conversant with all the facts connected
with the outrages perpetrated there; but, as Is
well known. this tyranny IS not confined TO
that place. In Van ZandU, and other counties,
citizens have been arrested without warrant,
and report says, placed in irons. There is no
telling 10 what extent, if not checked, this des-
potism viii be carried.
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Attention, ET9GptS

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the district of West Tennessee-In
Bankruptcy.
At Chambers, in The City OF Memphis, in slid
District, on the 2d day of March, AID, 1869.
VIHERE are on my Docket over one hundred
4 cases in Bankruptcy, in a condition to be
finally disposed OF.
Notice is hereby given to such petitioners
and their attorneys s, TO obtain their Discharges
hsfore say lst, and avoid the delay, annoy
anea and expense OF having the cases returned
to The ofdce OF the District Clerk.
There are also over one hundred cases Sus.
peuded IN the Clerks Office for failure TO de-
post the SlG3 heretofore necessary. Parties in.
Lerested are nOttae1 of a modification or the
practice, so as to require. in advance, $50 in
stead OF Sl00. Those, therefore, who have pa;d
$50, can have their cases re.erred Immediately
on payment or S21.
Particular attention Is directed to the pro-
vision in the Bankrupt Act, which requires
that " there shall be no unreasonable delay on
the part OF the Bankruptin endeavoripg 10 OBJ
tain his discharee."
I. ]. LATHAM,
mh23 Register In BankruDtey.
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ALARAMA.

MOBILE, March 25.-The spring meet
ing over the Magnolia course commenced
10 day. The first race for two year Odds,
mile heats, was wOn by Csttrelrs DAN
iel Boone colt, beating q colt by Mickie
Free, in 1:49f and 1:4S3. The sweep
stakes for three year olds was won by F.
g. Moore's Bayonet, beating Locust Post,
Nellie Mcdonald and Paso Prodax, time;
Isl, 1:49. The match for two year olds,
half mile heats, wss won by CattrelPs
colt, " the Governor" by Belle Cheath.
am, beating Capt. Moore's Lightning
colt, time: SAL.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS March 22.-Rio Jsneiro dates
state that Psrans, as Brazilian Secretary
Of Foreign Affairs, has gene to Ascen-
sion TO establish a provisional govern
ment.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, March %. The
Turkish Minister has returned TO Athens,
Greece, TO resume his official duties aud
position,
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, March 22.-The river is
stationary, with eight feet eleven inches
In the canal.
Arrived: Richmond. Departed John
Kilgour, for New Orleans, and Louis
lana, for Cincinnati.
CAIRO, March 22.-Up: st. Marys, ten
pm; City of Cairo, twelve last night F;
Ajax and Wsmsutta, four p M; andSam
J. Hale, five am.
The river is stationary and the weather
cloudy,
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MlI

We continue on u first psge the pub
LEGATION of the CreScent's report Of the
"Inter5iction Case" now in progress in
the Second District Court OF New Or
leans. The testimony Of Prot. ALEX
AMBER DIMrTRY is of great interest, and
his ape upon the moi, or possession
of self.u will attract the attention Of the
learned professions Of the country.
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it is hoped 1T a proper time they will afford
material aid to the enterprise.
II is, in my Judgment, of great national i'm
portanee that the spirit of trade should now
yield TO the spirit of production. The huctua-
tlOns in the price OF gold place all commercial
transactions upon an unstable basis. A speedy
return to specie payments is the remedy. This
cannot be obtained without the balance Of
trade in our favor; and this cannot be accom-
plished without an increased production OF
our great staple-at least one hundred per
cent. Let US, therefore, hope that the spirit OF
dissension which has so long divided our un-
happy land. may soon yield 10 more fraternsl
feeling then, perhaps, the men of the North
will sec that the elevation and prosperity Of
the south is the greatest security for national
welfare and glory.
I am, gentlemen, with great respect, YOU
ohedient servant, Z. NJ. YERGER.
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THE NEW ImMIGaATION sCHEMI

1hE NV IN
We regret that we have not more than
space this morning to call attention to
the correspondence under this head IN
another column. The letter of Mr.. YER
GER, while it possesses especial Interest
for land owners, will be found to contain
matter of particular interest for ell our
readerg. Ia our issue of tomorrow We
will elaborate this subject and inform the
friends Of the APPEAL fully and thor
oughly upon it.
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SICK HIM TIGE.-A policeman will be tried
this morning le.ore the Mayor for SETH ng his
dog upon a negro, whom he wished to run of
his beat.
The above extract is from the local col
umns Of the Mobile Register. Lest it
should be taken up and howled over by
the Radical press, and magnifed into a
rebel outrage, we will state that the ma
jority CT the Mobile police force are ne
groes, and all are Radicals of the black
est description.
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Is OLD Felix's at HOme.''

VHE members of the above Association are
requested TO meet at the counting room OF
ROyster, TTez5vant & Co, this Tuesday morn
lug, ct 10 O'Clock, to attend the funeral OF our
deceased friend aud brother, SAMUEL b. WILL
Punctuai attendance Is requested,
By order Of the President
mb2{ JOHN p. TREZENANT. Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE. The q
vi Officers and members ofSOubh Mem ~
phis Lodge. No. lis, f. and A. M, are XX
hereby notified to attend a special com-/V\
munication, this Tuesday evening, Marcel
sd, 1t ! O'Clock, for work in the +. &. degree.
BY order of A. j. WHEELER, W. NJ.
X. PULLEN, Sec'y. mh2S
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WILLIAMSBURG friends and acquaint-
anees of B. WILLIAMSON are requested
to attend his funeral frcm The Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, this Tuesday morning,
March I'D, at IL O'Clock. Services by Rev. Mr..
Ransouo. Hacks at Holst's and at the church.
Louisville and New Orleans papers please
r~nu
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DAD.

GRINDROD - Yesterday morning, at ten
o'clock, JAMES HENRY, son OF Robert and
Helen Gundrod, aged l. months,
Funeral nen the residence, in Waldran
BlocE, this Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
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MITCHELL AND rnE CLAYTON OR.

MITCHELL AND THE CLAY TON OK
GAN.
A card from Mr.. MITCHELL, which
will be found in our local column, is
what might be termed a crusher, an al
most cruelty; provoked, however, by
the unmerited and unstinted abuse tc
which he has been subjected by the
editor Of the Apology for CLAYTON
In a connection with the press OF over 8
quarter of a century, We do not remem'
Der ever to have read a production SC
overwhelming and annihilsting.
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NEW GOODS, NEW coopsI
AT THE
Southern Emporium Of Fashion,
a47 MAIN STREET.

NERS. NJ. c. HUNTER has just returned from
Nl New York and Baltimore With o frezh lot
OF Spring Goods, which she selected with a
view TO please the ladies OF Memphis and vi
entity. Beautiful sly es in Dress Trimm ngs,
Fancy Jewe ~. Flowers, Hats, Old Ladies'
Dress Caps, and anything pertaining to her
line, now per. Cali and Examine for your
selves, fsa23
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. a ~.
PUBLISHED AT
Friars' Point, Mississippi.

FTtHIS newspaper is one of the finest adver-
L Using mediums in the State OF Mississippi,
being the official paper OF the counties Of Tu-
Mica, Coahoma and Bollvar-three OF the
largest cotton growing counties in the State.
Its circulation is not sulpass d by any country
paper published in the Vicinity OF Memphis.
ia. REID Il Co,
novlSn Proprleto:s,
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Notice.
NOTICE SPECIAL.
n. 3. PACKER g. CO
Successors 20 HavS CoaI Comnapv.

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF the
II HAYS Coal Company, consisting OF one
hundred thousand bushels best Pittsburg Coal.
Yard Teams. etc, together with their good will
and contracts, am now, as managing partner
Of the above firm, prepared 10 supply Goa in
any quantity, on short notice. Have renewed
to the Otics of the Hays Company, 22I Madi-
son street, where l will be pleased 10 see all the
customers OF the old firm, as well as those
whose patronage l have herets fore enjoyed.
mh2l Il. Z. PACKER,
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chickering's Gold Medal Planes,
81. G.. Hollenberg, Sole Agent,
} STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN

A SUPPLY of the above Pianos and other
N excellent Pianos constantly on hand.
secondhand Pianos bought, sold and ex-
changed. Tuning and Repairing done In a su.
perior workmahltke manner, Every Pians
fglly warranted teb2
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SALE
OF
= a M . -
on
30 AND 40.

"EDNESDAY, March a, j M, at the sales
w room Of Register, Trezsvant & Co., Auc-
~tiOneers. Al the Northeast corner Main and JEFF
feTsOn streets. Memphis, Tenn will be sold to
the highest bidder, at public sale, the undivi-
ded interest of Joel W.. Register, deed, being
One-half the lands in the following tracts:
lst. Tract G4G acres On Island 40.
I'd Tract 44 acres on Island 50.
81. Tract 20 acIes on Island 40.
9Th. Tract Ice acres Oh Island A..
5Lh. Tcact 81 acres on Island 40.
9th. Tract 81 acres On Island 40.
The lands will be sold in separate tracts, &C
cOrding 10 a map, which may be seen at the
Office OF the a-ueUiOneers. These tracts are well
known on the Islands as the lands OF Register
& BransfCrd, and being so accessible 10 steam
boats and market, are exceedingly valuable
for their lumber and productions. The ASH and
other woods viii yield 100 cords 70 the acre.
TeTms-One third cash, balance on a credit of
six and twelve months, for notes bearing six
per cent. interest, with Two approved seeuri-
ties.
A. ASTON, c. & NJ.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
mhl6 AuetiOneers.
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-Holyoke, Mass, has S99 French
,,uIlles, with I746 members, and an ef-
ct q making To provide them with q
French minister
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CAIRO.

CAIRO, March q The Bulletin office
was burned last night. Lose $500; not
insured.
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MARCH %, 1869.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR

Notice ExtraordinaTy-For Five Nights Only
The WOrld-renowned Artistic Queen of Trag-
edy, Mrs +. W. LANDER, supported by the
Eminent Tragedlan, Mr. H. TAYLOR, and
The accomplished Actor, Mr. GEO. BEcKS.
Tuesday evening, March 23.-WNl be pro-
duce s the great Historical Tragedy OF ELIZ-
ABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
In reheaTsal-MARY STUART.
ECALE OF PRISES--Dress Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, SO
cents Colored Boxes, 80 cents COlOred GAL
lery, IS cents.
Doors open at quarter to 7 O'Clock; curtain will
rise at & precisely. Box-book open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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LIKE, LIEE-" CEMENT" "OERENT."
OK HUNDRED BARRELS CHOICE WHITE
- LIME; one hundred barrels Louisville
CEMENT. For sale low by
BOILING q CO.,
mb2t 258 Front Street.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are warned against tred,nx for
N Nine Notes Drawn by me in favOrof ? y
hughes, the consideration for which they were
given having failed.
mha ROBT F. ARMSTRONG.
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. 81 LETTER.
SON street, entrance in alley. Special at
tantton given 70 Stair Work. HouFes and e.
fsaaane framed ready hE ahapptaS, s9JA
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
The New Immigration Scheme.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March g, 1863.
Hon. Z. NJ. Yerger:
Dear Sir: Having heard, with pleasure Of
your arrival in our city, upon business touch
ing tie industrial and commercial interests oi
the Southern States, and learning that a plan
of immigration proposed by you has been
highly recommended and approved 10y a NUM-
Der OF our distinguished citizens to whom II has
been cor ded, and the public as yet being I'M
advised Of the scheme with which your name
has been 50 prominently associated, we, TO-
gether with our entire business community, de-
sire to near you ia q public address in respect
to the matter TO which We ave referred. VIII
You oblige US by indicating such time as may
suit your convenience to address our people.
EesDEctfuLlN. yours. etc,
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70 THE PUBLIC.

TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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AsFAITHFUL WE AND TnuG WOMAN
Capt Burton, the well-iraown arayeler, sent
his wife from Brazil to London to superin-
tend in that city the publication of his
latest work on1that country. She puts a
preface to the work on her own behalf, in
which she takes exception to some of the
views of her husband ON moral and reli-
gious problems. She thus concludes: -
cit is, therefore, time for me respectfully
but drnly to assert that, although I proudly
accept of the trust conided to me, and
pledge myself not to avail myself of my
discretionary powers to alter one word of
the original text, protest vehemently
against his religious and moral sentiments,
which belle q good and chiyairOus life.
point the finger of indignation particularly
Mt what misrepresents our Holy Roman
Catholic Church, and at what upholds that
unnatural and repulsiye law, polygamy,
which the author is careful not to practice
himself, but from q high moral pedestal he
breaches to the ignorant as a means of
population in young countries.
II am compelled to differ with him on
many other subjects; but, be it understood,
not In the common spirit of domestic jar,
but with mutual agreement to differ and
eDJoyMour differences, whence points Of
interest never hag.n s. -+SssssSs g siiSssS
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spopdence in the Times, which has reached
the Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem, that
the Archbishop Isaac and his companions
are enduring most painful haFtships as
prisoners in Abyssinia. The correspondent
states that the Archbishop, at the express
desire OF the English government, under
vided with costly presents for King Theo-
dore, in order to obtain the release of the
English Captiyes. Complaint is made that
when the English were masters no measures
were taken for the liberation of these pris-
oners.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES, ACADEMY, UNDER THE N,
L RECTIoN OF THE URSgLINES, ~
TWO MILES BELOW NEW oRLEAKs

This Institution, which the inhabitants Of Louisiana
and adjacent States have kindly fsyessd with their
RECOMMENDATION to be introduced to public notice Il
education pursued by the Tutorcsses OF this EsabsS
MORAL EpucArIoN.--Thc object constantly hem,
in view by the Ladies' is the adjoining Of their pupis
to vrtse The yong Indies are aisS @ nsat e
habits 81 order eisanasss and polite They
but maternal whose vigilance secures
of the res Though the members this CommuniittSs
exclusively Catholics, pupils of an denominations
religion but Tor the sake Of order ali are EQUAL Su.e
required to assist with proPriety Mt the exercise
1,i Ply SCAT EDucAT1oN health Of the sch
70 food aPs given
such as IS ns aSoas % but
Of relaxation distributed throughout the day
eIs sppeaon sassnss s
When sick, they are attended by One Of the Ladies'
when the distance allows of H. physicisn Is always
following objects: English and FTsro Iaassas sas
History and aodsr sasoos, q GiSsS
Fey Nse woT brawns Ps
ply. Botany and Chemistry taught In the higher
Particular attention is paid to Music. sssg.'s
TERMS. ss5 ~ sgs;szsSs
Board and Tuition per annum $500, pryable quar-
Day scholars, per annum 1859. payable quarterly
Entrance for the Boarlers .............. = 90
Nc deduetion Is made for those who are with ~
drawn before Tx ths end c # ths sssrter
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per
Music per month re- 90
Drawing including paper and pencils. per month 5 90
Washing, per month observation-disclosures. 90
Hoofs neoesasry for he Inherent casses NAV be S.
by the parents Themselves Or procured at the
There is yearly Vacation which commences the last
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Books for the may be supplied ~ the parents
guardians procured at the Institution moderate
prices Quarterly examinations are held the results of
which transmitted by bulletin to the parents and
guardians Besides, monthly reports o. conduct and
studies read in the presence OF teachers and pupils
in order to excite laudabe emulation and medals
awarded according to merit At the close of the annual
course about the end of July the distribution of pre-
muns takes place. Letters of invitation to
the parents guardians and relatives of the pupils also
to the friends of the Institution who alone permitted
to attend Studies resumed the first Of October
No deduction of quarterly payments is made for
extra Charges unless in of Illness the expusn
of the pupil Pupils received at time during the
year, and the charge is estimated from the date of
trance.
Board and Washing during vacation .......-.$4s &C
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Pooh REyERDr-The Pail HAL Gasette
says II must probably strike Mr.. Rever-
dy johnson as an unfortunate coincidence
that while he is loudly asserting the good
win OF HE countrymen toward us, every
other exponent Of American opinion indig~
nantly repudiates his flattering words. IT
requires no little courage for one mar to 20
on affirming that be represents the senti-
1nent of q nation when the whole nation is
loudly centradieting him. Mr.. Reyerdy
johnson is unintenti0naIiy smbfttsring the
relations between England aud America,
by tempting Englishmen to return open de-
6ance for latent hostility. 1t Is s gentle
estimate Of Mr.J ofnson's position TO regard
lEirn as az exceedingly good natuRed- gentle
man. who has totally niiseonceiyed Che
Opinions of his eountry1aen. and whose
1Ilisst0E must for the present srove fall
sre.D
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There are some minds SO blinded by
vanity as TO pretend to find proof oftheir
superiority In their inability TO admire.
There arc some men who affect to dis
approve of au enthusiasm they know
nothing of, thus transforming their inn
potence into wisdom.
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Every creature IS constituted with organs
suitable for It's happy existence. Some
birds at height in the air which place
them beyond the reach of human sight, see
on the surface of the earth very small OBJ
jects. With the speed of an arrow they
descend, and perceive such objects as dis
tinctly as when far remote.