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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified "a as
signesfo for the benefit Of creditors Of Joseph @.
King Of Madison, Sandusky county, state Of Ohio.
The creditors Of the said Joseph O. King are here
BY notified and fequestsd 70 present their claims
against said King to me for settlement.
NATHAH c. WEST. Assignee.
Fremont, Ohio, March Is. 1871. ll-Il
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Full and explicit directions accompany the ned
ieines. -.-- .r4-..
Evideneeef the most responsible and reliable
character furnished on application with hundreds
of thousands Of living witnesses. and upward o.
$4,000 unsolicited certificates snd recommen9atory
letters, many Of which arc from the hgness
sources, including eminent physicians, clergymeng
Statesmen. etc The proprietor has never resorteo
to their publication in the newspapers; he does
ot o This from the fact that his articles rank a.
standard preparations, and do net need 70 be
prOpped up by certificates. 2sil
Henry Il. Helm bOIdIs Genuine
Preparations.
Delivered to any address, secure from observations.
ESTABLISHED UPwARB- or TWENTY TEARs;r-
Sold bv Druggists everywhere. Address letters
For Information, in confidence, to HENRY T.
HfELMBOLD, Druggist and ehemist.
Only Depots: II. 4. HELBIBoCD's Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, No. 594 BroardEav, New
Work, or to II. T. HEBMBoLD'S Medical Depot
lOl South Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
OF coUNTERFEITs. ASK for
HENRY T. HELMBoLD'S! TAKE
no OTHER.
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Agreeably 70 the suggestion contained in
the above call, the Republicans are earnestly
requested 10 coms together on TUESDAY
NEXT, MARCH 2lST, and make choice Of
"a Delegates to represent them in the Con-
vsntion Of the Odd A County Caucus win
therefore be held in the Club Rooms, in Buck
lands Old BlOck,ss o'clock P. NJ of the 2lst,
whsn it's hoped a full representation Of Re
pHhHsGus Of the county wiz be present.
By Order Of
County Central Committee.
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tosths sHOe Of additional judge, in this sub
division, At the forthcoming judicial eonvention.
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Neu advertisements.

Sheriffss Proclamation of Election
The State Of Ohio, sandusky GOunty, ss- 49,
r A. YOUNG, Sheriff Of Sandusky County and
/ State OF Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified
electors Of the said county, to assemble in their
respective townships on
Mo'sday, the Sd Day Of Apra, 1871, 8
at their usual places of holding elections and then
and there, between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P N. Of said day, proceed as the law di-
reefs, to elect
One additional Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, in the First Subdivision Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State of Ohio.
All of which notice is given in pursuance of law.
A. YOUNG,
Sheriff Sandusky County, Ohio,
sherif's Office, Fremont, O., March l6, 1871 Ills
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Total

The several County Central Committees
WI designsts the time and manner of selee-
ting delegates. h
Chas. Pratt, Lucas,
". b Woolvertor, Huron, Judicial
+. W. Cogswen, Erie, District
J. B. Bartlett, Sandusky. Committee.
". B. Sloan, Ottawa.
Gscoh 18th, 1871.
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NorTcR 70 rERRMEN.

YTJHE member ot the ssTsral companies eonposs
mont arc hereby notified that & resolution was
passed by the City Council Of the City Of Fremont,
req1esting them to SEND into that bsdy the name
Of suitable person to al the of7co Of Chief In
gineer. Said nomination VIII come up fog con-
armation at the meeting Of the Council on Monday
evening, March 20, 1871.
Us. VAN vALKENBURGH.
l0-ll City Clerk.
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FS> SOME tire during The msnth Of Janu-
EF~ ary OF February. a White Sow Pig; win
Ag&zgEeigh frOm 50 70 20 lbs; hole through the
rizht ear doWu quite close to the head. A liberal
reward will be given. Il T. q. BUSH & co.
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On the 18th numerous bills were introduced
in the House A resolution to adjourn on
Wednesday, 18th, was passed Farnsworth
moved to suspend the rules and pass joint res
olution removing the tax on coal Rules sus-
pended and resolution passed. A similar res
Olution was offered by Randall to repeal the
duties on tea and coffee, and passed under q
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ANNQuNOEMFNTS.

1hs name Of Hon. HoxER RvERETT win be pre-
Esutsd TO the Jadicial Convention, Of this sub
divnIon, ss ssndidste for the ofcs Of add itOnal
sudsa
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suspension Of tho rules. 4ftor somO other
business Of unimportant character, the House
adjourned.
In the Senate, bills aud petitions previously
introduced were referred to nessly appointed
Committees. Upon reference Of the French
Spoliation bill to Foreign Afairs Committee,
Sumner called attention of tie new Chairman
to the fact that it had repeatedly passed both
Houses, but had failed to become law. He
hoped the Senator would push the matter for
ward, when Cameron replied that he must not
expect him to accomplish In one session, what
he. tSamneFy y=eo6Id not dc, IN ten. Various
bills were introduced Senate took up bill to
regulate customs at various ports, upon which
Fenton addressed the Senators at length. Bill
referred TO Committee on Finance, Bill for
construction of Cincinnati and Southern Road
was then taken up and read second time.
Referred to Conmittee on Commerce. House
bill foradjSunmeuton on Wednesday was call
ed up, and becomes first business in order to-
morrow Adjourned.
On the 14th, in the House, most Of the day
was spent in discussing the bill to remove le-
gal and political disabilities. Debate was par
ticipated in by Peck, Kelley, Stevenson, Elliot
and Others After amendment the bill was
put upon its passage, but failed, two-thirds
not having voted for it. Adjourned.
In Senate, House resolution to adjourn on
Wednesday, was laid on the table, A mem
orial from exiled citizens of San Domingo, wal
presented by Sumner. While it was being
read Sherman raised point Of order that il
was against usage to receive such papers from
Foreigners, and was sls tanned by the Chair
House bill to repeal duty on coal was resC
first time. Resolution to print the usual mum
Der Of Census Reports, and 100000 additiona
copies was offered. Bill for protection Of set
tiers on public lands was called up and lega
argument in its favor made by Pratt Bill
was then laid aside and Senate adjourned.
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.
WAMTEm.


A YOUNG MAN to learn the Photograph busi-
n ness. Enquire Of PARKER at BroRnsll's
Gallery. s-t s" lie
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AND CLOAK MAKTNC

j ROOM s..
MIS-. G. II. BUBBEoK 4 Miss EzIOKs
Having lifted ap rooms Ia BuoklaRds NeW Block,
are prepared 20 DO Dre1a and Closk Nakining In
the best manner aRa at reasenahls prices. Their
friends and al those WishieT work done ara cor.
dially invited TO can upon them s. their new
looms. Rooms seeond story BuoklAndis New
Block. Entranes dear & Asad Of stairs. io-l4
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AeEuplcau duo4oAaA -.
The Republican Electors Of the First . ~
division Of the 4ht Judicial District OF onlo
are requested to meet in conventi9n at tiyus'
on .,
Wodnesday ESD day Of A'.Eon 10 10. -, :
at ! O'Clock P. II. to nominate 2 eailol'as' i'i
.aai,,onol Jaare q the Court Of Common
T1l.., - sasa subaivision TO be elected on the
~, monday Of April next april Sd, 1871
n. h.-is Of representative will be one dele
- sar every 100 votes and one for every
frae.son Of Rfty OF more cast foT, Gov. Hayes,
:, .isatioa Of 1852, as follows:
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On the l4th, bills were introduced in the
House to modify the law Of life insurance for
the benefit of widows and orphans-to reduce
the salaries of all county officers, except Pro-
bate Judges, So per cent.-to require parties
appointed as guardians to give two securities
instead of one. Bill to provide board Of po-
lice Commissioners failed to pass.
In the Senate, no business of general impor-
lance was consumated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-06

Tho best place to got n cool summer drink
is at pOLLocK'S.
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An American physician has discovered
by long series OF experiments that the
weight Of persons increases during the
hot months. he found that there was q
progressive loss OF weight from Septem-
ber to March, and gain from April to
August. This view differs much from
sne commonly ooRoeas9a oa ioea' ;. 80 =! lar as
the reYerse-a loss in the hot seasons
;nAHYaa gGn Sas X6d Soldef !seahQi 9p-
tfasS tfasShpbsE5Hi 4 ldn a]5 saSsss. much iaffeRas
ton of an individual. ;.
A Chicago paper. thus notices one Of
its contemporaries, who occasionally
breaks out with boastful reference to it's
''enprmous cHpulation:" ''tYes. it has
doubled it's circulation. Another man
takes.a copy now
The season for sitting -on circular
saws has begun. A man near Elmira
sat on one the other day, and they
buried both of him in the same grave.
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1 EITYzENSt SAVINGS tRANK
'i..s <, 'r..1. s'S, OF 7Il.. ..i;r ~
SOUTH CAROLINA
.Dsposits Of S1 and Upwards Received,


.ri .-!+: e< .--A .:sr.i
INTEREST ALLO WED At TIE RiTErt
SEVEN. PER CENT. PER; ANNUM,
ON CERTIFICATES OF Deposit, r
AND SIXsPER CENT. COM
-. POUNDED taETERF SIX
: MONTHS ON ACC0 UNITS. it't
y OFFICERS.
., 4! VIM. Martin, President.
/ H JoSnP: John F. Thomas ES%eu; Vice -preAidente.
,..4 "a. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
IS II Johp;Q. 3. Smith, Assistant Cashier
.fjsi .,,G.iI M, 3, Directors.
Wade Hampton. William Martin, A. G. Has
ksll, E. W. MoMaster, John T. ThomaB, L. q.
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Columbia. !.tf.
]. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G., T. Scott, Newberry.
W. e. Mayes, Newberry.
b. III. Rut1edge, Charleston. ...o 't
- Daniel Ravenel, Jr.t Charleston.
= Mechanics, Laborere, Clorks, Widows, Or.
phanB and others may here deposit their say.
ings and draw q liberal rate OF interest there.
ON. Hla0ters, Professional Mon and Trusteee
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
Suns for their children, and Married Women
nnd Minora whose deposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, In oase OF death, by
their legal representattyes,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. arc here afforded
IN Opportunity Of depositing their neana
where they Will rapidly acoumulnto, and, at
The same time. be subject to withdrawalwhen
needed. X Aug 18
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MALAR1oUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
FEMALES

Will find LIppMAN'S GREAT GERMAN nIr.
TERSthe best tonic known for the diseasesto
which they are generally subject aud where
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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- g 4 o4hMa 4ihMartgsss & .ofSstoSk..a III
4. itE----ii-sts-s---t;-@N
0ENTRAh NATION NM BANK,
j i r1sn ;I,1,;tt ut' '.s'l oARirA1 100000.

81 PAM, UP. QAF1TAL 100000.
.:..;hs.-5 a1n,i,: OFFICERS:
- JUHND. PALMER1. .Proaident. ''t>'
q A: G.. BnENIZER; Oaehier.:rh. .it5
O. N. G. BUTT, =4aFat ant Cashier.
H1AE degree OF SUCCESS that has attended
l. the Operations or this Bank since its
In February last. and the de-
-sire on the partof the Directors to have ass6-
.oiateA, With them. more. .ot their country
friends, has induced them to add $50. .0C0. 90 to
the capitals, Shares 800. .01, Zach. ], ,'.,t \.
PAYMENTS may be made at any time prior to
the LAT, Of lJnly emitting the holder OF the
stock 70 ito pro rata share pt: profits, earn9d
during ths,time the money Is in poasession bf
the Bank; or il on The lat July, to u.s. proper
.ion Of AL dividends made thereafter. In
eishar event, the new stock will participate
equally With the old In the sn.plua fund "a
tappl1cattons TOR stock may be made pereon.
ally. or by letter, to the officers Of the: Hank.
DLnEqToRs.-John .. Faimsr. J. El; Gregg,
+. ". MoMaster, b. D, Penn. tof r: p. sann&
Son. G. ". Beard9n1t tof Copeland & Bearden, J
II. L. Bryan, (ot Bryan j. Mcparter.> W. G..
9waffield,, 1of r. 4; W. O. s%afiefd.l May Q
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CPECIAL ATTENTION given to tho col.
- lection Of Commercial Paper, Iuercst
Conversion Of State Securities, hy
Nov 23 Cnlo L. GAMlsRIII., Broker,
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Chafl6ttG g0lusnaSiS la :iasiidsAaRdsta 4. R

Charlotte 90lusnSiS ID ids AaRdsta R. r
sUPEn44NTEeSEpp9EHT's OFFICE,
65 ns =, ON ,, IN ID .,1ssfsgEREAY ,1
lowing schedule wilIbe tun over thisfnsa:
,..,c; .....; GOING NORTH. :,
Train No. /. .Trairi Nb. q.
Leavo Aususts..: !: :s15 L. Nj: sQ6 r N.
leave Columbla. las AIM. y .:1I DO r: II.
Arrive Charlotte. 400 P. NJ. $50 r. n.
el-r. IL, l01NG soJTE. .,....-.a!.si
,.lt Train No. !. Train No. 3.
Lea76 Charlotte. .t.H.::E4O Am. -f!.8. 90 p. II.
Leave .Colufnbie. (. X 1.PO P. NJ IDn 281 A. M.
Arrive: :Angnsta. :: .y.60 P: n. .;..,:7s0 q. II.
days s; excepted. Both trains asss @ eIesS So CON-
pection me- mt to All points North, South and Vest.
NO. iTratn makes ttose connection st Rich
mond for yix8inia Springs. ,tiu t.iu.aa
Through tickets sold and haggagefheched
The running time Of this rosd fl ten mi
nntes slower than Washington City timepand
si1 minutes faster than the time OF this city.
~ ,,i. II. ..... E.. p. ALEXANDER,
General Superintendent.
z. II. DonsEY. General Freight andTicket
agent. June s
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z THEY ARE NOT A VILE .
q + A N CIV DRINK =!

Made OF Poor Rum, yvhfskcy, Pro,h
Spirits and Rcfnsc t.f1rurn Guctcrci, spiced
md swcetcncd 80 pleas. til. tas,c, Called " Ton
ics."" Appctiacrs." Z" Rcstoscrs" &C., that lead
tho tlpplcr on to drunkenness and ruin. but arc
n truo Medicine made from the Native Roots anti
Herbs Of California, free from nli Alcoholic
Stimulnnis. They are tho GREAT BLOOD
FURTHER nnd LIFE GIVING PRIN-
ClPLE perfect Rcnorator and 1nrigorator OF
the System. carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring tho blood TO healthy condition. No
person can take these Biitcrs according to dIrec-
ton and remain long unwell. q
Enf0r Iulnnnnt md Chronic Rheu.
rIintiSni mud Gout, Dyspopsin ar IndI.
Ucstfou, Bilious, Rcmittcnt md Inter-
rnfttcut Fcvcr3, Dlscnacs or the Ripod,
Liver, Kidneys, rnd Hindtcr, these Ntt-
tcrs hni', bcca most BEcccsseu1 Such Dis-
rnscp arc caused by viIiat cd Blood, which
is generally produced hy arrangement OF tho
DiGcsttvc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain In t.lc Shoulders, Coughs. Tight.
ness Of the Clcs., Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF
the Stomach, I,al tasto In tho Month Bilious At
tacka, 1aipitatioI OF the IIo.rt, Inflammation OF
the Lungs. Fxln in The regions OF the Kidneys and
hundred other painful symptoms. are tho on
springs Of Dyspepsia. %
They yiavgo.atc The Stomach aad stimulate tho
torpidlivcr and bowels. w!ic!, render them OF
eGuallcd cfasaey In cleansing tue blood OF all
tue whole SYSTEM.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernptions. letter.
Salt Ilicnn, Blotchcs. Spots, rhiplcs. PustuIcr.
Bo!ls Carbunclcs, Ring worrls, scald.IEead, Sore
Eyes. EryHlne!as, ltcI, scurfs, Discoiorations Of
the Skin, Humo-s and Diseases ofthc Skin, OF
whatever namo o. nature, arc literally dug M
md carried out OF the sysicIn III short time 10y
the Use Of thcsa Dittcis Ono bottle fl such
cases Will convince til. most incrcduous OF their
curative effects.
Cleanse the V.t!at:i blood whenever you end
Its Impurities bursting through tile skl; IL PIN
Pies, Ernrtions or Sosef cleanse It when you
ind 1t obstructcd and riuSgs!l IL the veins;
cleanse It wien /: Is foul. au;! yoar feelings will
tell you VIXEN. Keep tho blood pure and the
Hralth OF thc system Sill follow.
OPlS, TAPE and other WORNISS, lurking IN
tic systcia"f so many thousands. arc cEcctunlly
destroyed and removed. Fog fJh directions, rcad
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD 6
CO.. Druggists and Gen. Agents. San francisco,
Cal aiG 81 ana 81 Commerce Street. New York.
~ ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
l2sltNly GEIGER AIcGREGON. Agents.
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= CoLUAB1Aj 3. 0., January ~, l671.
Glse 4le W sgszseezsg garrtyeand leave: '
FL r =. =. TRAIH No. 1. .",-4
Leave CHARLESTON t-..-..-....t,.,..x9.20a 20 m
Z rive at Columbia at. $40 m
teays kerire ceir%bia g GRa21sc, at
Leave Camden, Sundays excepted. etAb0 m
esss kinagis & M5SS s1aGsx, 1s
Krriyeat Camden at. - .6.06 m
Tbs aboye Trains run Ill III coninsitiSS With
WilmingtonI Columbia. and jAuBusta Hlfsroad,
connecting with: Treins for Wilmington, North
Carolina, and with Trains for Augutts, Geor-
gia--mnkfnR close connections with Night
Trains Of Georgia Riilfpad apd Central Rail-
road, for all points South and West. -.
TRAIN No. 2-NIaHT ExPhEss. :.
!, - ts1nday Night eIcepted.)
1frivs aS st Snsd Goiambia aasat:,ai.,;a!iaa@ m
Leave C6lumbia at. ~. 81. ~: ~, 700 m
Arrive ct Charleston at. :. .6.45 aan
This Train hpna in connection, with Up Au-
gusta Trains. making close .opnpectio1 with
Georgia and Central Railroads.:
a. Il. TYLER; Vice President.
g. B-sPIcKINs, General Ticket Akhnk1Jan 81
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dyc, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the lair, giving it rich. glossy
lustro and grateful perfume.
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KIEKLAxp Mills, a. March % 1877,

Ness,s: Jacob Lipnan & Bro, D,uogists
Sdudnnuh, Gd.--GLNTitMES: l have intro.
duced your Great Gsrman Dittcrs here to nv
customers and friends, and find better sale
who have,tred it approve Of it very highly
and do not hesitate in SAYING that il ia fsr
superior in value to any other Bitiers now in
use. Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
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SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870.
Messrs. Jdco1 Liipmdn Il Bro, Snuonnah.
Ga.-dESIs: have fefcrc mo your esteemed
letter OF the 18th inst, containing various
documents relative to Your "Gcrma Is Ditfers y
After careful examination must confess
that yonr Bitters is really what you represent
it to bn. an old Germal, recipe Of Dr. Mitch.
er1cii. OF Berlin. lrushia II vii! no loubtbo
nervous diseases, and is u good preventive of
rhills and fever. find it 10 he q most de-
liglltfnl and pleasant stomacliic. remain
yours truly, tSignGd) AUG. L. WETTEK,
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Wholesale Agents for State Of Souti, Carroll
,,a-DOWlE, NOISE ~ DAVIS, HENRY BIH
CHOFF < CO, GLACIUS 4, WITTE. STEF.
FESS, WERNER & QUICKER, Charlcton.
Depot in Columbia, 5. c., ht CEIGERk
McGREGOn'S. Druggists June 1vut
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G1eenviiis and 1vilMppi4a Sai1iii{5ad Sai1ii4i{J5ad.
COLUMBIA. 8. O.. MAncH 1.'tR71

...as. ~ COLUMBIA, !, 8. q. MAncn 1,'tb71.
isSsaa 10 ds9s' ,4S ssS tSs sI,st Ys;Isrins this
schedule Will Be- rub daily Sundays sexospted.
connecting with Night TrninS ionSouth Garo.
Una Railroad up and down; also will Trains
GERS Mo5.h ard sos!5 On Charlotte Golpmba
as ai'';;o2. -s'UP., tniac4r s-s
Leave Columbia at: 6. Z. ...., ..:o.l 90 a. m.
!, Atetont.t..'-:a-r.... .t~. s9.14 q. m.
J., J. nNN,Y,.. ...:.-...;I1ll5 q. m.
Cokeeoury.. :..,..:.-. 500 p. m.
Bolton. -. :! ~. :.:.:. B.E0fD m
Arrive at Green vile -. x "a sd D. M
Leave Greenyille at. 6IR a. m.
Be!fon: ......... ...... 8.05 q. m.
Cofeebury....'.... -. -. 1927 a. m.
ADbeVllle. axe. :. :. .l.i. 0. Il q. m.
~. Rewberry. =, 80 D. m
AistOn; a.o5 p m.
THOB: DODiMf;AiD, General s spp. pt =
n. T. BAHTLKTT. General Ticket Agent.
Schedule on Blue Ridge RAILROAD.
rr1ir,:t4.syg1 Leave Anderson :: s,a0P M.
EESS5s :s Pendletnn $50
'' Perryyille -. 800
arrive at N Malhaila. 200 ''
esVe HarrvHiiie Ha1nslIs; A: M.
fcnoletQn.. :.......!.,. 1000 80
Arr1Ve AZ Anderson. .-..'.... ;,..E13 +"
Waiting at Anderson ono hour for The arrival
OF up train on Grecnville and Columbia Road
July 81 W. H. D. G11LtE1D, Sup,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-17

TIE announcement that Horace
Greeley will deliver q lecture in this
city about the first Of June excites
keen interest among intelligent peo-
pie. Mr.. Greeley, now that Prentice
is no more, stands ~confessedIy first
among American journalists, and
while he is not an orator, he is not
the less s profound and accurate
thinker, and the most forcible and
thoughtful Of American writers. His
sentences aTe the equivalents Of col
Unns that emanate from ordinary
journalists, and while his philOsO-
ply has been characterized by
q degree OF trauscendentalism
in which We have never c0ncurred or
sympathizsd, his integrity Of purpose
and c~lrracter are rarely Questioned.
He has steadily asserted the supreme
absUrdity that a protective tariff was
a supreme beuefacti0n, and believes
that African slavery was the iucOm-
parable sin. He has been as honest in
al this, no d0ubt, as we in differing
nom him, and there are few citizens
Of the United States to whom we
would listen with greater pleasure
than 70 the famous veteran editor Of
the extraordinarily cratic Tribune,
which WIS willing that the seeding
States should depart in peace, and yet
was foremost in bounding on the dogs
Of war.
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therefore our local interests compel as
sent TO this consolidation of roads
which the stockholders, for many diff
ferent reasons, will as strongly APP
prove. Parenthetcally it is proper 60.
suggest, in view OF the struggles OF
rival Northern cities for supreme pow
er in this portion. Of the valley Of tbe
Mississippi that no conduct on thepart
Of Memphis, Little Rock Helena and
other neighboring towns and cities
could be more absurd than that which
a Helena newspaper suggests. Our
fortunes are necessarily identical. If
Helena and Little Rock, and Jackson
and Holly Springs prosper, even so
win Memphis be aggrandized. The
danger is not that these neighbOring
towns will destroy One another, but
that all viii be engulfed by st. Louis
or Louisville. Our policy is 70 co
operate, and, while we would do
nothing to prevent the development
OF the country's resources, in every
direction, by st. Louis, it is our pro-
vince to escape commercial domina-
ton by the very agencies TO which St.
Louis resOrted when ChicsgO was eX-
PEELED from Missouri and Kansas, and
from the Indian Territories west Of
Arkansas, by the railway-building
energies OF the metropolis Of Missouri.
We have the samenaturaI advantages
over st. Louis, partly furnished by
Louisville, which st. Louis had over
Chicago, and Memphis need only be
true to herself and her people need
only act as one man, to achieve for
this prosperous, heaven-iavored city
a destiny as brilliant as that which
has made the world believe that st.
Louis will yet become the central seat
Of American empire.