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g CALT.--CARMEN ISLAND AND LIv.
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NOW, READER,

self-abuse, vcnerc al diseases badly cured. and
sexual exeesses. are all capable of producin &
a weakness Of the generatiye organs. The or
gans of generation, when in perfect health,
MAZE THE MAN
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FoRNEY's CtrORiclsis deeply moved
for our " bald eagle" and in his be-
half kicks the bucket Of ideas as to
rotation in Office right over. Thus its
pathetic lament; We still think no
candidate from the South deserves
from the Republican party anything
Ike what Colonel W. B. Stokes mer-
its. He gave up his nomination to
Congress, from a district in which he
was sure Of a reelection, to fight a
fierce and doubtful battle for Cover
nor against a powerful and unscrupU-
lous combination. Betrayed, cheated,
in the face Of defeat made sure by or
gained fraud, he struggled bravely
On to the disastrous end. He goes out
Of Congress without business, without
law practice, without present chance
or success at his own home. He de-
serves, if any man ever did, the help
Of q public position, at least Tor a
time, until he can re-establish him
self" Poor felIOwl Can't he be sent
to San Domingo or made Governor Of
Idaho?
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IN Mr.. VOORHEES, speech of the
18th, though he does not praise the
President much for his literary,
scientific or statesman-like attain
ments, ne does say be thinks it next
90 impossible that a man should have
climbed up to so great a hight with
out at least being master Of the art OF
war. We have never dared to doubt
Gen. Grants capacity for great things
generally since he made his profound
and luminous remark to the railroad
engineers, that without the aid of
railroads the interior of so vast q
country as we have could be made Of
very little use." There, now, who
doubts he is equal to the learned
farmer who said "the way to have
meat in abundance is to take care Of
young pigs?'
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THE HAYNAU of Tennessee, after
repOsing a few days, is again eferves-
cling. His catarrh is in full eruption,
aud, Of course, his nasal membrane
is more fehd, snorting and whiting
than usual. The next time his mas
ter unchains and sets him upon US,
we suggest that he change bis bark.
That old editorial is as fat as an I'M
corked bottle Of ~ginger-pop. In coun-
try printing offices they have a
column or two of standing matter, -
made up Of old p~rOspectuses and pat
ent medicines, which are occasionally
published to save labor and to annoy
bucolic subscribers. The Tennessee
Haynau has adopted this system Of Ia.
bor-saving; for, when he is ordered to
put in, he rushes up and belabors the
APPEAL with his stereOtyped plate Of
stale epithets. But he no longer calls
US a woman. We object to this single
change Of tactics. We are proud of
the appeIlation; for the devotion of
woman TO the Confederate cause has
sanctifed it with historic grandeur.
Her faith never wavered; and, when
imprisoned, her means in the dun
geOn for the cause her heart loved 50
well was ike the vail of the broken
harp. She was oppressed by military
despOtism, and, when betrayed by
pimps, spies and informers, she chung
to her trust with a sublime faith, and
now she lives to scOrn the cOwardly
skulker, who, instead Of shouldering
a musket, remained at home to betray
and prosecute the de~ienseless, the no.
bic and the true.
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whecher in regulation, election, or
counting and returns Of votes.
The fundamental and most sacred
right of a free people is the honest ex-
ercise OF the ballot. He who deters or
defrauds the people, OF in any way
illustrates the fair expression Of the
peoples choice by ballot, commits
the most fragrant and the deadliest
crime against society. His punish
ment should be summary and severe.
For this the bill just passed provides,
and we profoundly thank the Congress
OF the United States for it.
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IT is a remarkable and significant
fact that a matter Of such importance
Is the Enforcement Act should pass
without debate Oh the part of Repub-
Iicans, as if the policy was so plainly
right as to require no debate. The
measure is Of so great importance in
the minds Of the Republicans them
selves as to be vital to the last degree.
This the Washington Chronicle admits
and insists. And yet it was not de-
bated On the part Of the Republicans.
They sat mute without e pretense Of
reason offered by them why it should
pass, and, as the Chronicle itself says,
without change of a syllable, by a
strict party vote" Was ever an hon
est measure Of importance passed in
this manner by any but a Republican
Congress? The revOlUtiOnists are as
chary Of giving reasons as a dogma
fist, a martinez or a lying witness,
and in this they were prudent. They
had no reasons for the blow they
struck at the liberties Of the people
which they dare to give. They "sst
in dumb good na6Ire, attending TO
their correspondence or passing to
and fro, not even listening at all
while the orators delivered them
selye," says the Chronicle. And
thus they passed upon the great oues-
ton Of controlling the ballot bv the
swOrdl Our fathers depended on the
virtue OF the people as the foundation
for Republican institutions. But the
usurpers depend on the bayonet. he
cause they say now the people are M
more to be trusted. 1t has become
necessary at an expense of millions fo
have a horde Of officials and an army
for every State to protect a Republi-
can people themselves at their DUN
ballot box! Is there any more democ-
racy, majority ule, freedom of the
ballot, when "the most vigorous
measures" are needed to coerce the
Peopie9 Thus the Chronicle says:
The bin itself is right. Tie ,ro
visions are stringent, because tba vi
Of fraud az elections can he rooaL
only by the most thorough and vi~oS
Gus measures. The law covers
makes q crime every species ~ f.a-S
or attempt at fraud, in Registration -
voting; an attempt to prevent On III
- Eannn nnrHr-- 4
tbereaf; intimidation, bribery. re-
ward, or offer Of reward; an i'm.
reference with officers Of election.
All failures ia duty, or viola,,
lions OF law by officers Of election.
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For sal g.
EUNIcE TOWN LOTS.

A Optional lots have been laid of at
n Eunice and a plat Of the town made. The
lots Will be sold on reasonable terms Tor cash.
Persons desiring 10 buy viii apply to ID. ii.
REYNOLDS, at Lake Village, ChlcOt county
Arkansas, who is fully authorized TO sell and
make deeds TO lots. Title good.
Euufce is the permanent terminus OF the
Mississippi. Ouacnita AID Red River railroad,
on the Mississippi river, about sixty miles
below the mouth of the Arkansas river,
10 has been liked as the permanent termin-
us by donation of lands 60 the railroad COM
many and by aga cement OF the old railroad
compauy with The new Ompan mat IL snail
remain the permanent terminus.
EunIce win be one Of the most important
towns on the Mississippi river beJWeen Mem
phis and New Orleans.
The Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River
railroad, when completed, will drain South
ern Arkansas, Northeastern Texas, and the
outhern part of the Indian Territory, II Is
now completed across the Mississippi river
bottom u Drew county, and Is being pushed
rapidly westward. .
GEO. b. MACKLIN, Surv. EXT,
fa2 and Trustee estate Of A. W. MacEhn-
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Rnn-Rasldanf Nnfina-

No. 88. R. Din the Second Chsncery Court
of shelby county, Tenn. A. Peace VS.
Thomas h. Robinson.
1T appearing from afidavit ia this cause
L that the defendant, Thomas &. Robinson,
is g nonresident OF the State of Tennessee,
and is Indebted to complainant in the SUM
Of six hundred and Uuy-three dollars and
ninety-tWO cents, due by two prOmissOry
notes with Interest thereon from data of ma
tur1ty, and that for these causes an attach
meut was sued Oab by complainant against
the property Of defendant and the came has
been returned by the sheriff Of Shelby coun-
" duly levied on the real estate OF the de
PENDANT
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse al the
Chaucery Court Of Shelby county IN
she city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
drBt Monday In April, lB7l, and plead. an
sWer or demur 20 cOmplainaut's bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing eXpartei and that a copy
Of this order be published once a week, Tor
four successive weeks, In the Memphis Ap.
peal. This February Is, ISL
Az copy-attest.
MD. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
W. ID. F0IKEs, Sol complainant feIB
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SATURDAY.. Maroh IAN. l87I.

legal hours, the following described
real estate, tn-Wit: Lots Nos. ! and 2, o asub-
OF the real estate OF Patrick Nc
Grath. deceased, fronting each so feet on COM
merCB street, and running back l56 feet; said
real estate lying, being and situate in the
city Of Memphis, county of Shelby and State
Of Tennessee. A plan or diagram Of said Lane
can be seen at my Office.
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash. balance
on a credit OF six and twelve months; pur-
cnasers executing notes without security
lien retained.
This February a, I87t
NJ. d j.. SEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson, swingley q Dsshiel, Soils. for com.
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N~on-Rasideut Notice.

No q2se n r DIN the Second Chancery
Conf ~ ghelby county, Tennessee IF. Sar-
ran Il 60. vg. John O'COnner.
n appearing from the supplemental hill Of
i Thomas RYAN MED IN thls eeusei tuat n
aarran and Felix Frleburg, composing the
firm of y. Sarran & Co, are non-resldents o.
the state Of Tennessee and residents OF Cln-
Va fberefore ordered, That they make their
aopeerquce herein, at the ~cOurthouse OF the
second Cnancery Court Of shelby county IN
the city OF Memphis Tenn, on or before the
Grsf Monday mi April, 1871, and plead, an
gwer or demur to supplemented BAL OF
Thomas Ryan, or the came viii be taken for
confessed as 70 them and set Tor hearing eN-
marie. and that "a COPY Of this order be pub
iished once a week, for Jour successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
This llth February, 1871.
A ~copy-attests
ND. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BELCHER, Deputy O.. and ii.
b.. b. Mcfarland, Sol. Tor Th0s. Ryan, fel2
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MEMPLgIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE CITY.
EONDAY MORNING, MARCR 6 1871

AT THE head Of the columns Of q paper
printed on Jefferson street, which 1t VIII
not be necessary for us to advertise, ap-
pears q statement which is utterly false,
as showing its present circulation, We
advertise the public of that f~alsehOOd,
which it hiss the brazen audacity to ON
tluue at the head Of its columns Tor the
purpose Of pecuniary profit and the pro-
cursment Of advertising patronage by de-
ceiVing the PHbhc.
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FRUIT TREES.

FRUIT TREEs-Appies, Peaches, Pears. etc.
SMALL FRUITS - Strawberries, Raspber-
Ties, etc.
GRAPEs-Best market varieties.
Sc The above stock viii be sold low, by the
100 or 1000, at corner of Washington and Third
streets. L. +. BARCOCK,
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HISCELLAREOUS

DN virtue Of deeds of trust executed to me
ID on the 18th and 18th inst, by the South
western Publishing Company, am author.
ized TO sell its stock Of books, stationery, etc.
and 10 collect its claims and to Apply the
proceeds to the payment Of It's debts. And
1 hereby notify its debtors to come forward
and make payment at an early date and Thus
save cost. further notify all persons hold
ing just claims against said company to pro-
bate Gle the same with me on or before
the first day Of May next, or the same viii
be barred.
This February 20, 1877.
fes4 W. II. CHERRY, Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS
las pARLnR AND SIDEWALK SKATE.
Perkins & House Nom Explosive
MetaIliC Kerosene Lamp.

nR6NOUNCED by eminent citizens Oh
Memphis TO " give much more Lght than
The omnon lamp, without any SMOKE or
.0Ior.U and TO be q certain protection
AGAINST explosion Burns any grade or coal
OH. nom " 10 fire test TO crude Naphtha.
rFs Retail Depot Tor Memphis, No. 3l3 Second
street. corner o. Monroe, upstairs. ga
g. PATTILLO, General Agent
Inrr-as.srs wRnfaa for city and country. mi
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, July6.
DIR. il. LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
fsir: You will please send me four ~
tmore bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
As you VIII rememb Der, one month or
six weeks ago, 1 received three bottles
Of IL. When / commenced taking 10 1
could scarcely walk at ali when night
came, but now ] suffer no o from
rheumatism. / have a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and 1
wish to trytt for MIN. o VIII please
find enclosed So, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine Inn
mediately. Very respectfully, 1 re-
main, SAML q. MCFADDEN,
P.O. Box 1873, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where At
wholesale by
g. O. WARD a BRO.
q W. JONES 60.
W. NWILKEEBON &
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MEMPHIS WATER CO.

The Annual Election OF the Board Of Di-
rectors OF this Company VIII be held at the
office Of the Company, No. 70 West Court
street, March gth. Stockholders are notihe ed
TO attend. T. W. BROWN,
taZ3 Pres. Memphis Water Co.
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A BOOK F8R THE KILLIoH.

MARRIAGE rr "A 5 aIEsFHB 9 20 gR6sa S5o TT
GUIDE. s e m mTSts 2R sn9 a Rayi rs4Sfs
lions OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing Oh-
Fpriug. preserving the complexion, etc,
This Is an interesting work Of two hundred
and tWenty-fOur pages, with numerous ems
cravings, and contains valuable
INV Those who are married or contemplate
marriage; stiu it IS q hook that ought % be
under lock and key, and laid cerelessly
Sent to any one tnrse Of postagol for 50 cents,
Address Dr. Butts DtsPensaEyi no. ~ N
Eighth street, st. Louis, MO.
Refore applying to the notorious QUACEa
who advertfse in public papers, or using any
omEW RNlrEDTEs perUEe Dr. Butts WorE, no
matter what your disease %, or how daplora-
Die yOur condition,
Dr. Bats can be consulted, personally or by
mail. on the diseases mentioned In his works.
Omcs. no. Il N. Eighth street., bet Marketand
Ohsstnnl, ST. Louia, Mo-, dsW
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APPARENT ID A aLANoE
NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against the es-
"A tate of Levi LOWrauce, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same, duly au-
theuticated, TO the undersigned, at the office
of Hanson, SwiugieY & Dasheili. Attorneys,
5 Union street; and BIZ persons indebted TO
aid estate are also notified to make imme-
late payment az the same place.
FED I.K. r. L0WRANCE. AdmiF.
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GHANcERY SALE
REA ESTATE,
SATURDAY., March Isth. l87I.

8050 In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby ~COunty.-Elleu MCGrRth, adm'X, VS.
Catherine Mc(3rath.
ID virtue Of an order Cf sale made In THU
ID cause, 4 viii sell at public auction 10 the
bidder, in front OF the office Of the
-LaunarL -nnrL OF EL.Lhw nnunLH- IN
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1883.
DIR. ]. j. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: l take
pleasure IN recommendinEyo your Rosa
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. 1
have used it in two cases with happy
resuIts-one in a case Of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken I'VE bottles OF your medicine,
The other is q case of scrOfuIR Of long
standing. which is rapidly improving
under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recover. i
have carefully examined the formula
by which your ROsadilis Is made, and
ind il an excellent compound OF al-
teratiVe Ingredients. Yours. truly,
r. W, CARR. nd.
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NOTICE.

s-tockhoIders' Meeting Of the Selma, Marion
and Memphis Railroad Company, OF Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee.
u- There viii be a meeting of the stock
holders OF the above road, held at
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons having claims
] against, or owing anything 10 the estate OF
Henry Ferguson, deceased that a nna settle
meut is being made by the executors.
JOHN HUBER,
WI CLEMENTS,
H ThDrne. Attorney. Executors.
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The Board of supervisors in obedience to a
vote OF the county, have already assessed q
tax OF $4,000 DO be collected by the drz1 Of
june next, TO be paid 10 the builders upon
the completion of their contract. and have
provided by ordinance Tor the payment OF
tue balance with per cent interest, one year
hereafter. commissioners reserve the right
TO select from among the bids, without ref
erence TO price and 40 tuetr option reject all,
contractors TO furnish the bridge cOmpIeta
before the LIST day OF November, lS7I; they
viii be required to give Bond with ample Sc
curity for the faithful performance of the
contract. Work to be -dOneUuder tue super
vision Cltbe Bridge OmmlssiOuer OF some
one appointed by them or the Board OF SUI
pergts8rs,
Bidders viii forward their plans and spec
Ilsatons marked, "Plaus ana Speciuca-
lions" to Bridge commissioners care oi
William d.. COpton, Aberdeen, Mississippi.
TO he opened and examined az any time after
receipt; their bids specifying price, terms.
etc. to be forwarded in a separate envel0pe
marked Proposal 10 remain sealed until
Sd OF +pEl next
Tbe undersigned win be pleased to receive
the cards and circulars Of Builders, and cor
respond with them IN relation to anything
in connection With this bridge.
W. q. CLOPTON,
J.H. ANDERSON
FINS H.LTTTLE,
~. h. SAUNDERS,
h. DILLINGHAM;,
feblg commissioner.
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Prices ReduCedi
RToTTCH

Is hereby given to all creditors Of the estate
I OF the late r. s~chultheis to present theiI
claims to me for payment within the time
prescribed by law; and all persons indebted
10 said estate viii come forward and settle.
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, Executor.
This February 18th. ISL. mhI
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The Peace Celebration in Berlin.

Extract from a private letter dated Ber-
lin, February 2, lS7l.l
awe were all terribly disappointed
last Saturday and Sunday. 1t had
been given out here that when Paris
ca~pitulated, Berlin would blaze with
Illumination and laugh with rejoicing,
but if such was the attempt, il proved
a miserable failure. The official report
OF the surrender is said to have
reached Berlin Saturday noon (JanU-
airy 2S), but was not promulgated I'M
til nearly midnight. The object Of
the delay was to prevent the riOtOUs
reiOicings and disorders which the
working classes would indulge il, be
cause they receive on that afternoon
their weeks wages. / went into the
city Saturday evening, expecting to
see the grand illumination. The
stores which had been preparing were
Of course lighted up, and be-
fore the principal hotels gas Jets
representing eagles, the initials of
something unusual had taken place;
but beyond this and a few extra flags,
there was nothing out Of common to
be seen not even a procession, and
no music. The extreme cold may
have prevented a demonstration, but
I am sorry to say / believe the want
Of enthusiasm vas owing to two other
and entirely different causes. The
long defense Of Paris disappointed and
worried the Germans. It was a per
feet thorn in their sides. "Hope de-
ferred maketh the heart sick;' so
that when the end came they could
not rejoice. But the other, and prob
ably more important reason is, there
is scarcely a family here which is not
in mourning for one or more sons;
and not n which does not mourn
friends sacrificed whose places can
never be rehlled.
The destruction Of life in this war
has been a perfect slaughter, and ] be-
lieve that when the end comes and
the missing are counted, the Ger
mans will be found to have been the
losers. The ~butchering Of the first
period Of the War-that is up to the
capture Of Sedan-did not affect ma
terially the substance Of France; the
very dregs Of the nation and foreign
m~ercenaries filed the graves about
SaarDrucken, Weissenburg, WOerth, /
G~ravelOtte, Sedan and Metz. On the
contrary, at these places the very life
blood Of Germany flowed in torrents;
she very pride of its Intellectual and
social life, and the marrow of its COM
mercisl and mechanical vitality were
sacrificed; its soul actually bled. Her
political unity has been brought about, /
her undying glory achieved, her am
bitiOn perhaps for a short time sati-
ated; but time itself can never restore
her the intellectual power lost, nor
ease the heartaches of her widows, or
and mothers"