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Is no place in the civilized world
had crime and d~estitutiOn taken so
deep root as at the famed place in
New York city known as the Five
Points" Laws were set at defiance,
and the better classes Of both rich and
poor summed it as they would a pest
house.
This maelstrOm Of human vice, sin
and degradation carried all within its
vortex down to destruction. The phi
lanthr0pists, with their asyiums,
could do nothing. Society was noc
only shocked, but rocked and trem-
bled, and good people feared and stood
powerless. But at last, as the great
Ruler always wills, there was a man
rose up equal to the OccasiOn-that
man was DR.. Pease. He penetrated
these dens Of vice, sin, filth and in
iquity and brought therefrom thou
sands Of children, which he sent West.
These little orphans, who had never
seen anything but crime in its deepest
forms, were passed over the railroad
at half fare to Chicago and other West
ern cities or selected depOts. They
we're placed in houses and arranged
on long benches, much after the fash
ion Of our Southern sl~ave-traders.
and there left day after day to be
selected by some shOddy philanthro-
pist, who paid the railroad transports.
ton on lhe child Of his selection
which vas taken to his masters
home, there to work as a servant
until Of age, to pay back the amount
advanced 70 the railroad company and
pen-keepers. They were then taken
to their new homes, where il required
years of drudgery and the meapest
toll in order to pay the cost of getting
them there. And hard, indeed. was
the lot Of many Of thoseEtte Orphans.
But hard as it was, il was better than
to have remained in that hole OF sin.
and iniquity. With the then accented
idess and practices Of philanthropists
with their Gagged. walled and idle
asylums, it was al and the best that
could be done; and u. Pease has
honestly won the name ard bears the
fame Of q true and gEeat philanthro-
plst; and the Christian world owes
him and his oo-lab0reTs a great and
lasting debt Of gratitude. Such, in
brief, IS q history Of the reformation
OF many q the "Five Points or
phsns.
Tine has rolled on; a great reYolu-
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No. $50, N.R In the Second Chaucar7
Court OF Shelby county, Tennassae-Wm.
~. Harrington ct az vs.. Sol Andrews. ed %.
w appearing rom cross llI daily sworn
a tp, In this cause. that the -deIaudalt Sol.
Andrews Is a nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered, That be- make
hi8 appearance herein, AZ the Court
house Of the Second Chanc8ry Court
OF shelby county IN the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee On OF before the
or demur TO the cross bill uiel nefeu or
the same VIII hetakeu for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing eLpsrta, and that aeopV
OF this order be published once a week FOR
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
PEAL. This March fth, ISL.
A ~copT-atIeaBs mis-
a. y. u STEWART, Clerk and faster.
BY G. nEEcHEG, Deputy CAN
smith &ieaersen, SOL Tor complainant
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Attachment Nofies


Il. Nesbitt VS.. H. Pous.
"A ENACTMENT Eavfnr has1 1901 Inv ma
"A 4n the aboTs cause, on the ground shaE
We is a nonresident Of the STATE
tennessee, so hat the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon HIM and trn
same having been returned by the proper
ncers levied, etc.
The defendant WI take notice that this
cause is SCI for trial on Saturday. the 18th day
Of april, 1871 at 2O'clOck pm, before me- q
Justice Of the Peace l0rshelby county. at my
by county, when and where the defendant
can appear and defend said suit. or the same
VIII be proceeded with eEpGrte5 adj LE lur-
Tier ordered hat this uoElce be published i'm
the Daily Appeal onCs a week Tor four con-
Becutive weeks
~ So onEE --.---. 20
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ton has swept owe cur country;
negro slavery has been abolished,
which, we are told, was the great
barrier TO our progress. To-day we
stand free from the shackles Of the
past, and on the verge Of q new, great
and powerful civilization. We must
organize new and different ideas Of
progress. AS we were forced by the
North TO abandon negro slavery, can
we not teach them something bet
ter than their system of white
slavery, as presented by the exam
pies OF the give Points" orphans?
Yes, we must not only do that, but at
the same time teach ourselves to aban-
don the many false ideas among us
as philanthropy in the shape Of poor
houses, and walled and idle asylums,
from which little orphans ars taken
By our shoddy philanthrOpists, as in
the case of the Five Points" orphans.
We want no such places rs poor
houses, statiOn-hOuses, and idle asy-
lums. We want, and with our new
and enlightened civilization must
nave, in their stead, a cotton factory
10 begin with; an agricultural farm,
orchard, vineyard, etc, combining day
schools, Sunday.schoOls, churches, Ii
brary, etc, in One-an industrial home
for the weak, the weary, the orphan,
The outcast and the unfortunate;
where each one can feel and know
that he or she is earning an honest
living. To inaugurate this great re-
formation it requires a master mind
and as in the. case Of DR.. Pease, the
Great Giver of all Good has given US
the means for the occasion. He is
here among US, and at this great
work. Read his great sermOn-''The
Gospel Of a Cotton MILL" and
YOU will know who the man is.
Read it, and act on it at once. The
tears Of the widow, the orphan, the
needy, the oppressed, the weary and
the homeless demand it. Christianity
demands it, and our civilization will
fail without it. Let this be done, and
a few years will see, going forth from
that home Of learning and industry,
educated young ladies, qualified to
teach our children, and young men
going forth, the masters Of some
useful trade, to fill important
and honorable places in the
progress Of our country and our ma
ton, instead of, as we now daily see
them, going to the penitentiary, the
gallows, and the many houses of de
structiOn, the interchangeable and unal-
terabIe results OF false and misguided
philanthropy, which never relieves
the sufferer. Would not at or near
Raleigh be a most desirable location
for this great industrial home Of arts,
science and learning, or somewhere
on the line of the new railroad from
this city to Raleigh? VIII not some
philauthropist come forward and do
nate 10, 10, 20 or 80 acres of land to
this great and grand institution?
This viii start and give the cotton
factory for the orphan and homeless a
beginning; and then the way to set
the spindles in motion viii be found
forthcoming. We hope our worthy
people may take hold Of this at once,
and it may soon become a living and
useful institution to the community,
as well as profitable to its founders.
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NOn-Reside1t Notine.

No. 1855, A. r. DIN the Second Chancery
Court Of shelby county, Ttnnessee-The
Jackson Insurance Company vs.. q. w.
pease and Others.
IT appearing from amends and supple
d mental Dill duly sworn 90 and nled in this
cause that the defendants, M. B. Fielding and
Nicholas GWynn, are presidents or the
state Of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at 1.-THE Courthouse OF
the second ChRncery Court Of Shelby eoun-
ty, in the City OF Memphis, Tenn. on or
before the hrst Monday in May, 1871, and
plead, answer or demur to c~Omplainant's
bill and amended bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed as 70 them, and set for
hearing eEpartc; % that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week, Tor iOur sue
cesStve weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
March Is, B7l-
a Copy-attest:
N. D, L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY o.. BELCHER, Deputy c.. and M.
Rudolph, Hammond & JordOn, Soils. for
cOmplts. mills
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No. 254s.-In the FIRST Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tenn.-D. S. Robertson ct a.
VS.. Geo. CAN'T ct al.
N THIS cause an order was entered March
a TO- Eils directing publication % Do made 20
all creditors OF the estate Of dWard Brad
shaw, deed, etc
Is thereiors ordered. Tha an such cred
it0rs make their appearance nereins o. the
courG.houfe Ia the city Of Memphis. Tenn.
or before che uzst day OF May, HlLs and
flaand aafahlisa their claims against the eg-
tate of said decedeut or the same VIII be
barred aud the c+uae proceeded with eLparte;
and fhab a copy or tnis order be published
onca q WeeE Tor o successive weeks, in
the Memphis appeal
Acspy-at1eats
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk ard Master
By X. j.. Black, Dapufy M.
John Eomaryen, Sol tor complnfa. mhH
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no. 4255.-In the Second ChanceTy Court of
shelby county, Tsnnessee.-J0hu Johnson
VI. S. m.JOEe, Jos. Coust0u, Bennett Bag0y
and wife, F. o.. Baghy.
TT appearing nom the bin which Is sworn
j to IN this cause, that the defendants, Benz
nett Baebv and VIE, Frances C.. BaEby. are
non-resfdents Of the state OF Tennessee.
EtIt is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master. That they make their apusar-
snoe herein. al The court-houFe III ~
Second Chancery Court Of shelby county,. IA
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
swsr or demuF to compIainants' bUI- or fba
same viii be taken for confessed as t5 fnew
and set for hearing eXparte; and that q ooDV
Of this order be published once a week. for
four successive weeks, ia the Naunhfs
Appeal. This March %. 1871.
n. D. L. STEWART. Derk and Master.
Estes q Jackson. Sol for pnrnn1Ff mh1f
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THEODORE ~SrUBGEs, brother of the
runaway Mayor Of Meridian, Missis-
sippi, publishes card in the Meridian
Gazette, which we copy into the AP-
PEAL this morning, in which he re-
fers TO the letter Of his brother as
wrong in spirit, a p~erversiOn Of fact,
and gotten up principally for political
effect
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ESTES & WALLACE. Agents.
No. West Street
ATTACHMENT Office

No. 729, A. DIN the Fist Circuit Court OF
shelby County Tennessee-W. II. and John
Barron Us Abner HOptOn.
TN this aus an attachment having been
i sued ont under section 1855 OF the code and
returned in'O Court, levied pom the real es.
tate OF defendant, and afddaVt having been
made that the DEFENDANT is indebfe ed to plain
tits In Tie sum OF $40 by account, ana that
the defendant is aBOn-resident OF the State
Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make
his personal appearance herein, before the
Judge Of the First Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, at the Circuit Court-house, ia the
city Of Memphis, pa the third Monday IN
May next, and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same viii be proceeded with eXperte, and
That copy Of this order be Published once a
week. for four consecutive weeks in the
Mem phis appeal
Done atthis Office. this ed day Of March,
1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B. r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
g.. i. arihn. At5Ora ey for Plaintiff
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

IN Rhode Island, Seth Padelford,
the present ineumbeut Is the Repub-
Ican, and Thomas Steen Is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor. Elec-
ton to take place In April.
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direction, was exactly similar in ap-
peaFance to the first, but only about
half the size; and the explosion and
the fame Of light which it radiated
were not so intense as that observed
in the first instance.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE ]
TAXES EFFECT IAH. g, 1871

L41W - NJ @AI1LA-R41uuhA NeeHEr lAatg
except Sunday ut AIS pm.
Daily through train 20 Nashville and Chat
tanOOEa, without change Of cars, leaves al
7.45 PM; arrives In Nashville at 8 an, Chat,
t8nOOga al J.l0 . M. next day.
Depot 81 head OF Main strest.
Ticket ONCE, B7Z Nam street, one Go0l
north Of Jefferson.
The train leGviug Msmphi at l55 PM. rum
daily. The Al5 am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping car.
q through on the :5 pm. train from Mem
phis To Louisville, connecting 40 Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Clevelnnd
BUnalO and New York, without change. Only
one change nom Louisville to Baltimore
Washington City and Boston. Bgrths end
a-tEtsrOOEis. In through cars. can be engaged
ct the Ticket OHCe, Zl1k Main street.
j. =. BOYD. superintendent.
JANIS Speed. TcknEzAEanr. fpnzz
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-
PLAIN LANGUAGE BY BEN. BUFLE&.
Which 1 wish to remark
And my language Is plain
/ That for ways that are dark
And for tricks that are vain
/ Our Speaker is peculiar
which the sa 7 would rise to explain.
| We hsd a small game,
And Blaine TOOK a hand
Reconstruction the same
! He did not understand;
! But he smiled as he talked to us Of &c.
mith a smile that was child-llke and bland
Twas March the fifteenth,
And quite soft were heskies,
Which 10 mtghtb be Inferred
That Blaine was likewise;
Yet he played e that day upon Grant
And me In a way I despise.
Yes, the game he had stocked
In a way that grteve,
And my feelings were shocked,
For L could not believe
That ones so child like and simple
Could come in that way 10 deceive.
But the game that he played
Was light up a tree,
And the pOinfs that he made
We're quite frightfui 20 see;
TIL at last he put Cox up, and Randall,
Which the same had been tuTned Ger TO me
SPEAKER BLAINE's REPLY TO BUTLER.
Which my name, It is Blaine,
i dent want TO call names,
| Bot must, to begin,
say Just this Of Ben Batter:
ThaaI am convinced he is rather
Well up TO the slnfuIest games.
| And about that small game:
did NOT understand,
So 1 made 1t my aim,
I With the smile that WAS bland"
/ To keen my small eyes az their Aeenest
{ On Butler, as he dealt the nrst hand.
winch Is why 7 remark,
And my Iangusgs is plain,
/ Thai for Wsy- that are dark
And for tricks that are vain,
/ Benjamin Butler IS peculiar
Which the same l am Tree 10 maintain
CHORUS BY THE DEMOCRATS.
In the scane that did ensue,
/ We dilnot take a hand;
| And the air lt was blue
Win the eXecratiOn Of the band,
/ Composed OF the Radical members,
Which was a game they DID understand
Which Is why we remark,
And our language Is plain,
I That for ways that are dark,
And for tricks that are vain,
! RadlcsIism Is peculiar,
Which the same We are free TO proclaim
THE POETS REFLECTIONS.
Do sleep; do 7 dream9
Dol wonder and doubt
Are things what they seem,
Or is visions about?
! Is our civilization a failure2
or Is the Radical parry played QUIZ
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sTArE OF -TENNEssEE.l

STATE OF TENNESSEE0
ComptrOUers ONCE,
NASHVILLE, January I, ISL
J.. ED. r.. P-ENNEBAKER, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the North
American Fire Insurance Company, located
at New York, State Of New York, has pro-
duced 10 me satisfactory evidence that said
company has complied with all the require
mcnts OF the laws Of the state Of Tennessee,
imposed on insurance companies, and 1 FUR
Their certify that Messrs. H. IT. IOmnnsOn a.
Co.. agents OF said company, have also COM
piled with the requirements Of the laws Of
The State, made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, said Insurance Company has aC-
thOrity to take risks and transact the busE
ness Of insurance in this State, at Memphis,
Tennessee. Ed. r. PENNEBAKEB,
Comptroller OF Tennessee,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice

NKTE have this day associated with us. as
w full partner in She commission, Grain
and Produce busiue s.. at Nos. 8 10 and y
Union street, J. Thomas, late of the firm Of
Y q. Graham q 90 Wittsburg, Ark. We ask
Of The business men and The public generally
to give as a call for all articles ia our line, as
we VIII sell a. the rOWest market rates. Our
location and faciliJies for trade are unsur-
parsed by any house Ia the city. Constantly
on hand g. nil supply OF Hay, Oats, Corn,
Flour. Meal ana B~su Piaste", Lime. etc,
WILLS. GRAHAM q
NemnhIs. MnrcL p. I6IL. mhA
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Non-RssIdsat HotiCo.

Petition TO resign-In the Probate Court OF
Shelby County, TenD.-In the matter o. the
estate of VIM. Hutchinson, deceased, Tom
Gale, executor
TTPON the filing OF the petition of Tom
u Gale, executor Of VIM. Hutchinson, de-
ceased. to be allowed TO resign his trust as
executor of the estate Of said decedent It
appearing to the court upon a1hdaVlt fled
Herewith that the heirs aud devlsees Of said
testatOr, viz: - Hutchinson and - Hutch
fDsOn. are now mOn-rGsideuts of this state.
IT. is ordered thatthey be- a they are here
by notified to appear at the Aprh Term lb7l,
or said court, and on or before the l3th Of
April, 1871, thereof and show cause N any
they can why the said executor should not be
allowed TO resign hls said trust II is furtner
ordered that "a cOpyoft this order be published
once q week for four successive weeks in the
Mem phis Appeal.
a true c~Opy-AttesE
JAMES REILLY, County COurt Court.
J. " Scales. Sol for petitioner. mhH
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Ladies'
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Druggists, muiners drsssmakers and those
who keep fancy stores VIII find our excellent
invention gives perfect satisfaction, ands3 g
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to agents and dealers. Town and country
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to these suffering companions In lie.
SAM piles 81, sent free by mail on receipt Of
price. Send for wholesale circulars.
Address,
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LUMBER.

nOORs, sash, Blinds, Glass, Flooring. Cell
II ing Misunderstanding, Clear Cvpras
Poplar and White Pine, dressed. Buflnfrr
Luaaber, Laths and Shingles, Fencing Lura-
bsr, CedaF and Cypress ROsfa.
Framing lumber cut TO order.
H-CORHEH AUCNlON AND MAIN.Ta
fs2S ERNaAtO a LIVINGSTON,
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EEEI
EEEI
DAILY APPEAL
Can be had for
FIVE CENTS COPY

JOE LOCKS, 236 10 NalH Street.
WILL RANSFO3D'S, cor. Monros & Second
EMa0NS & SONS, leffaFsOH, Near FrsHt.
Aad Of ali aswsmsB, at Railroad DEPICTS
aHd on ai the Trains.
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MEssRs. ESTES s. WALLACE,
Agents FOEler's Adding Machines;
Having examined FoWier's Adding Ma
chine we dnd 10 Invaluable in making addi-
tiOus, doing What rs claimed. simple IN use
and always accurate. b. BAYLISS q co.
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Dr. 2. C. EARLATTEs DlsPEssAsY,
A. NORTH COURT STREET,
For the Treatment Of all Diseases.

CONSULT Dr.. r. G MARLATTE, at his
- Medical Institute, a. North Court street.
for the following diseases treated according
to the chemical system Of medicine which
is u-r8n0unced by the most eminent physt-
clans and surgeons Of the present day 70 be
the only true and reliable method OF treating
diseases lit Is especially So for this climaueI
successfully, especially the following: Fee
male diseases,Ut whatever class or type treat
ed in q highly successful manner. Heart
D~isease-this formidable disease IS treated
with the most gratifying results. kln dis
eases of almost every form permanently
cured here. Consumption and Catarrh De
partmeut-I have made many important dis
coveries In the treatment OF Lung Throat
and Nose diseases. Eye ard Ear Department
the eve and ear most teuderly and triumph
antlv treated. Diseases OF the GenttO Ur-
nary ORGANS g speciality. Confidential Depart-
ment devoted to q class OF msladies namelesa
here. cures guaranteed speedily and peIma-
neutly. Those suffering from youthful in
discretion, nervous debility, excuses Of any
kind, impaired memory etc, can be success
uIIy and scientifically treated and cures
guaranteed. Surgical Department where
skiIful surgery Is required, We invite trial.
All affairs OF private character held sacred
Iy~c Ouddsntial. My office is so arranged thar
no one patient csn either see or near an
other. rheumatism successfully Jreated- I
have also a speedy, sure and safe specific for
Piles. Patients treated by mail or otherwise.
Send so cents and stamp Tor teatise on ali dis
eases.
Try my Electro Medicated Baths. Also,
Memphis Tonic BitteTsi guarateed the oesEiH
the market
OFFTCE HoUEs- From in the morning TIL
6 ia the evening. Sundays, nom9a-m- TO IL
m. mh9
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TEE NAME OF THE COMPANY IS
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IT IS LOCATED IN NEW YORK.


The amount Of the Capital Stock is, 100000 90
The amount Of the Capital Stock paid
nm is . -eDUU,UUU W
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VaIuahle Lands for Sale.

ON the lsth day Of April, 1871, on the prem-
" iAes, W~ithontfhe equity Of redemption, I
wiz sell for cash to me highest bidder, to pay
purchase money about 1J acres OF the home
place OF the late Dr.. samuel EOnG being the
same mentioned in conveyance by me TO j..
Foltz and otaers, on the Ist OF January, 1870.
This March l4th, BlL
mill #oNp QhG1AL.
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THE HEATHEN RADICAL
AFTER Z 4 R

In The House Of Representatives., March
10, 1871. For particulars see tate tele-
graphic dispatches.
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Agents FOWler's Adding Machine:
GENrs-We have examined yOar machine
and find that il performs an that has been
CLAIMED for 10. aud q much pleasure in in
claI community. Very respt'y yours.
wv. IEFHEHlGM ~ co
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Divided into anm@o t. Five Dollars each, which can be obtained by addressing Pass urz 8
Runn, Real Estate agents Memphis. Tennessee or OF local AgeHst Ha
he NHngnH OF this Distribution EEL confident Of paHcdng their umfm
earlier dyt han was originally contemplated owing Ia ts great emand mrG- Es ataE
committee unexcepu0nsbIa wiz bel selected disappointment thesama @ -
We r@PeCauIy refer to any business man in Memphis Tenn
PASSE0RE RUFFIN. AGENTS and Hans.s-