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4,o ,.r.enies committed upon the PEG lie by that
corporation, the Bang OF me STATE Of
lssssss sre appalling This Bank psys The semi
annusl interest on the states lnoeoteonessi anu !"
Doid too hundred tkogsand dotieTs more tnsn me IN
ts..t ,bjcb actually fell due on coupons, during
the wear ending January LIST!
The Rank does not cancel the coupons upon WHICH
interest is paid but through its corrupt managsmen5
80 them erain 20 into circulation, 20 be returned
for = sscsnd payment, and on until the old poht-
icsl machine explOdes.-EggIs and Enquirer
The recklessness and malice Displayed in the
above Uaragrsph are worthy Of the PAPER in which 1t
appeared. This same sheet few weeks ago charged
Gov JOHNSON With therespOnsibiliiy Of ALT frauds
committed by the late Secretary Of State and Comp
trolIers Clerk, and endeavered to hOld himrespon.
.ibs for the losses which the State had sustained
tb,ougb The Dishonesty Of Kaow Nothing Othcs'hOia
ers. This charge was made By the Eagle and Enquirer
upon the same evidence upon which 1t row accuses
the Bank Tennessee of committing larcenies upon
the peope, that nc evidence ct all The Democratic
oaiasrs Of that Bank are men who stand 50 far
shove Che Egg's and Enquiries reach, that its ma
1.vnitv cannot harm them. They are gentlemen
whose integrity and worth are so well known
uobeut the State that these false and unfOund-
ed slapdese wiz only react upon their author, and
| ooser him with the contempt which be deserves.
The venerable President of that institution has
passsd through the zicssitudes Of long life, with
character So spotless, and reputation 50 Untarn
isbed. that even mis- bitteress political opponents
have borne willing testimony to the purity and up
r;ohtpss. Of his character. There is not man in
tss nation in gAase honestv the people have more
entire and perfect confidence. Fh're is certainly
none who deserves that confidence more. It has
been won by lifetime devoted to the service Of ms
country, and to acts of private benevOlence and
kindness II is TOO late for partisan hatred to assal
him He will wear the honOrs with which ais
countrvmen have crowned him, pntarnlsAed by the
foul g.suders Of his private and political foes
The Legislative Committee are now engaged IN Of
investigation OF the matters referred to in thu
above paragraph, and their report will o'RPletei!
rsfute ell the charges made by The Eagle and Z"
ouirsr. We are authorized by the officers Of tn
Rank to say that those charges are totally destltut
. | oP tFutb
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vea The U,ah correspondent; of the New York
TTi5uns says that by some arrangement between
Gov CUuMlxG and BRIaHAM You've number OF
., Mormon families have been permitted by the
Church to leave the Mormon Community Two trains
containing about $50 persons, have arrived at our
Camp. Most Of them are DESTROYS to reach the
States aud fOrsake Mormauism forever, but a more
destitute crowd have never seen descend frsm the
neck of an Irish emigrant ship at New York or Bos
ten. Many belonging to the first train we're half
naked. It's q f,ct creditsble to the army that
private soldiers By the scores shared their abridged
r,tiops and their scany stock Of clothing With the
peor vretches and in less than day after their ar
rival they we're provided with decent clothes. What
TO do with them now is the question. Hu mainly
forbids rs to leave them to sarve, and yet there IS
no available provision of food for Them, and the
majority possesses 10 means Of transportation to
the States. having come here from the Valley on
foot
.The officers Of the army, and the civil ohclals'
have contributed from their own private means all
thew could afford for their support. Some, know
have emptied the last dollar from their pockets
But this charity is ineff .clusl in country where
all articles Of food command prices more than a
thousand per cent higher than in the States and
vet these people will notlisten TO any proposition 6y
which they shall be returned to the control Of Brig
ham Young"
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ST LOUIS, June IA dIspsIch from Leaven
w,r the oath, by the o. s. Express Company to
Boonville, says: An express from Camp Scott bring
ing dates to the 10th inst, five days later than by
nail, has just arrived. Garrison letters by this
arrival report Col. Hoffman within one and Capt
Marcy two days march of Fort Bridger. It is sta
ted hat Gov Cumming felt considerable distrust of
the MOrmons and their promises. The army would
break up camp and march on the capital by the 10th
inst There would be efficient, well armed force
of twenty FIVE hundred men, and provisions plenty.
The troops are eager for the command to march.
The testimony in the case Of Gen. Lane was coz,
cluded to-day. Tomorrow is fixed for argument
Public opinion is too much divided to predict the
result.
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IN CHANCEYY AT LEwISBURG.
mnr RmIPe. ISIS.

John c. Osborn and John Nelly W. p. Davis and others
appearing satisfaction o DE CLERK and Master, from
the allegations in the C0mpainans @ that e defendant
W. R. Davis nonresident Of Gre State Of Tennessee 50 that
ordinary process the las cannot De served him; 70 IS
therefore ordered tia cation made IN the Nashville Union
and American. papeg published N ne cy ei Aaahs re-
Tennessee weeks requiring the defendant W
R. Davis appear the next r Of De ChaneeTy Court TOT
Marshall county Tennessee. he held st te court house ler1
in the town Of Lewisiurg TIE Wednesday after ts i
Monday in August next plead demur 90 me com
plainans bill, the will he taken for confessed as % h
and set down for hearing ex parte of the court
A true COPY June a, I55S. Z. X. KEBCuENAL,
ivl-r4t' Drs fee n Clerk and Master.
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Lord EIaImesBs RVS DespatCh--MOns. Belly
and Central American Affiars--Offieial
sDespafches from Governor Cumming.
r.,,, ths Nav Work Herald


WAsHINGroE. June 25, 185G-By Lord Malmes.
burys despatch the right of search has been praei
caily abandoned. Ia considering the abstract prin
eiple. there are difficulties in the way as long
slave trade treaties exist The principle is praci
cslly abandoned and is understood that the whole
matter will be considered and promptly settled on
a basis to prevent future trouble.
As there have beed 3 number Of statements in the
newspapers as 10 the present position of the British
government on the question Of the right Of search,
which do not appear sufficiently explicit, may say,
10 addition 10 my despatch in the Herald Of the 23d
inst, accompanying Gen Csss official communics-
lions on the subject, that the British government
abandOns not only the practice Of search or visit,
but also the principle.
The French Government has undoubtedly diss-
vowed officially through Count Sartiges any connec
ton with Belly and other French or English speeua
TORS in Central American affairs.
The Var Department has received dispatches
from General johnson, at Camp Scott, to May %
they contain but little IN addition TO what has
been published in the newspapers. General Scott
and the Secretary Of War we're sometime in con-
sulation this morning over The contents. The only
,igaifcsni eafure not heretofore mentioned is that
Governor Cumming hal asked General Johnston IT
be could furnish him with military force, should be
require il to arrest the Mormon lesders. General
Johnston replied that he could not until the arrival
Of supplies 1t would appear from this that Gov
ernor Cumming does not feel so sure Of governing
Utah without The army.
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Wreck OF a Steamboat.

YrSECxxEs, June q The steamer Kate Sarehet
was wrecked and literally torn to pieces in attempt
Inc to run over the dam at the locks IS miles below
here on the Wabash All on board saved. The
boat was owned by the Messrs. Dusanehels, brokers
Of Mt Vernon, Ind. There was no insurance Onthe
boat. which was valued at $4,000 About $4,000
worth of freight was on board, which was entirely
lost The disaster took place on the afternoon Of
rr;dsv The 25th inst.
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Ia We publish below communication recon-
mending Judge MCCAMPBELL Of Henry county for a
seat on the Su, RENE Bench Judge M0C is worthy
of all the praise which our correspondent besioWs
uuou him, and should the people confer upon him
the distinguished honor, in connection with which
his name is mentioned, he would fill the position
with ability.
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na- bronze statue of Washington, from a model
of the celebrated marble statue by HOujOn, which
stands in the Capital Al Richmond, has recently been
executed for the STATE of South Carolina, to be placed
in the new Capitol now being built at Columbia
North Carolina purchased one for a similar purpose
some years ago. 1t is probable that many other
States will follow the examples Of those referred to-,
and secure faithful models Of hat which is regarded
as the ony perfect likeness extapt Of he Father Of
his Country
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GOm Martial.

Monetary and Commercial
We publish elsewhere in this paper statement Of the condition
of the Planters Bank and Branches from which will be seen
that this institution is in sound and healthy condition 1t will
he SEEN BY an advertisement in today paper, that the Planters
Bank has declared dividend per cent out Of the profits of
the mast year This handsome dividend and speaks well for
the management Of 1t difficult to see how the notes
of hank SO strongly fortified, and we'll managed as the
Planters Bank should be at discount Of cent so near
home Louisville, Ky.
The following Carolina banks have declared the dividends
noted payable this day:
The Bank of Charleston, a dividend Of cent.
The Planters Mechanics Bank Of South Carolina d
dend Of dollar per share. -
The Peoples Bank South Carolina dividend Of dollar
The Commercial Bag at Columbia dividend of one dollar
per share
The Bank Charlotte North Carolina, has declared dividend
Of five per cent Of the profits Of the past six months
The aggregate amount specie held by the banks in New
York Philadelphia Boston, and New Orleans excluding the
ins at Philadelphia and New Orleans, and the Government
office at Boston, largest reported being s66S6Sl
The Louisville Journal Of the 18th, says
The only change money an improvement IN the
NOTES Of the Union and Planters Bank Of Tennessee when ma
resumed specie payments The former is IL and the latter
discount The State and the free banks Of Tennessee con
tinue a , discount.
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MEMPHIS RACEs
mEmPHISCO

MEMEEAA8 COLE68Es
The Races over the Memphis Coarse will
commence on TUESDAY, OoBObOr -, 1885,
ana continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 10 The ' ALIKE STAKE
for three yer olds S20 entance; go forfeit eats re
or more 20 III The ske the Club add Sseo provided the
is to and close The lst dayOf l
tty will be required for the forfeit in the above stake.
SAME AH.-JOckey Club Purse S6e3. Three mile heats
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY Ocioifr 20.-Jsckey Purse
$500. Mile heats, three In Eve
SAME DAY.Swepstake for tive ysar olds 500 entrance
$50 forfeit. "Dash mile' three Stake
three entries Security will Re Required fai the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2t---TEe "uARPER
STAKE" for three year ODDS. Two mile heats; $50 entrance
sO0 Forfeit three al the stake; Club s30,
provided the and close Of August
lS5s. security will he required forthe forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FEIDAy October 2Joeey Club Purs sio0.
Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, sARURBNy, October S3--Jocky Club Purse
s1,0O0 -Four mile heats
l sWalk Over tn Course entities horse the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses
III ? All entries- With forhts must be directed %
WI. 7. BOUNDTREE, PROF. rietor,
ie29-till Oct. IS Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington (k Obssrer and Reporter copy till October ~,
send bill % this Office for collection
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Gov, JohnsOn's speech on the "'-silils ~
school Bill,

We publish tO-dsy portion Of Gov 90AS -
-.m.r.. IN the Bill for the benefit Of the fuoii0
a. ~. IN the CITY Of Washington. The argument
on the constitutional power OF Congress y
appropriations from the Treasury for s00n PupS
Il conclusive aud uuansWeTable- We wiz P1Oi'.H
his concluding remarks on this subject tomorrow
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Hes- The most prominent candidates now spoken OF
for the GovernOrship of Virginia are GEO. W. Hor-
KuNs and JOHN LETCHrR. both members Of Congress
Public sentiment so far is in favor Of the latter, no
less because Of bis services in Congress than m con-
sideration Of the claims Of his section, which for
many years have been ignored in the dispsnsatiOn Of
high State honOrs.
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BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
DCrAVO UAIFOHn VITA rHE PRBVE-
OUS VOLU MS.

Thisi the rs Of four Which viii smb-acs q
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5'f the ssas'a orgeaz 'n The eOaatrg altersou
Of the ChsrteI Of Massachusetts, the sssaaos The pso
pie Of Massachusetts, the Ept OF the SoA Congress
Of l774 the Progress u measures a England Fncs sad
elsewhere, The Battles sxingtol aud Concord siege
OF Boston, ne Congress Of i7 chnos Of Hazhaston
as COmmaBder-in- Chief, ths Bars Of Banker HIH &c.
As there vii doubtless be great demand for tbo Hisou
ofihe Revolution, in tsPsn 0fIas pfsssdn volumes
The WOFs -hsss 0ur volumes VIII also no pabh5d seps-
Ta'siy, q the American Revelation, Vols l. A. $751;
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The Publishers invite ths attention Of the renders 81
prescott F0iume Of Mr. Btlco rs History Jnited
states q the iFstsT volumes OF she work SHE disnaua
% merits OF which have ss1 rasf1s ackn0a ed b.
his eOuntrym en.n FOR sais By
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yudre of the supreme Court.

ARoHIBatD WRIGHT, Esq Of Shelby, has been
amounted to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Bench
Ocossioued by the death Of Judge HARns. THIS
sppOintment will be not only acceptable, but highly
gratifying to the Bar throughout the State 10 whom
Mr. WRIGHT is known as profound lawyer and a
most esiimable gentlemen. We believe that no ap'
poiutment would have been more generally aP
proved
The Governor has issued his proclamation calling
an election Of Supreme Judge on The "a DAY Oh sep
TENDER. 1855.
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DRACTICE in the District Courts Of Western Texas and in
the United States District and supreme COurta Austin ami
Tyler claims Of every description 70 iay pros
ecuted either the Courts the General Land Once Court
Of Claims Once Congress Avenue, near the Capitol
jyI '55-d&Wly
A GRICULTURAL.--Th Third Annual Fair OF the
a DeKal5 Comfy Agricultural c Rulie held ct the Fair
Grounds Alexandria, commencing Tuesday September
2 1853, and continuing four dys. By order Of lie Executive
Board. j. VI. BAIRD,
jyl-w3ts Secretary.
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indian Depreciation.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-RepOrts from Daco'ah terri.
trv state that the Yancton Indians. three thousand
in number, are committing depredaiiOns on the white
settlements slong the Minnesota river, because OF
the dissa isfaetion arising from the nonpayment OF
aanuities now due By the Government They mere
60 intend 10 recover the lands and drive the whites
aWav. They have destroyed villages and emigrant
trains. Medary, and the plund red settlers, are
concentrating at the Minnesota Falls, preparatory
10 defensive operations
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ChaIHhenfe snrinRs.

Formerly known as sPrice'ss' s. 'White'ss'
YEVHIs we'll known watering place, Is miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn and miles from Ekon. having been purchased ADD
thoroughly repaired renovated by the subscriber open
for visitors the 9TH Of May. The the hest Chaly
the South and the best Of Freeoneths locality
high and the atmosphere cool and healthy and altogether the
delightful watering place in Tennessee
Extensive improvements have been male 70 the building and
ground, give accommodation to 200 visitors and
elegant Ten Alley aud extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia, Pulaski
and Huntsville three times every week By Stage, and after the 4h
Of July every day.
Enres Of Cha rnas.
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FIS HER, WIRELESS &c CO.,
sROCERS, GENERAL CONFUSION
-Four Horse wall COacb.

VIE only Lincoln county, running regularly three times
week and back from Fayetteville to Tullahoma leaving
fulahoma Monday wednesday and Friday in leave Fay
ettey TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, The mail at
fayetteville and the at Tuahoma and for the aeeOmmoda
ten Of passengers. J. B. Smith, agent Tuahoma- Good
iyl-wtf John IL. TAYLOR,
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France ana 'ss gnl.sa ssaso.-.-Cen.ral

France and the United StRtes--CentFal
Americas &c
WAsHrHeroE, June 27-Couut de sartiass, the
French Minister, had an official interview ye ster-
day with Nh Cass, during which be rendered the
fullest and most satisfactory disaFoWsl Of all
plioity By the French Government in NJ Belly's
project on Nicaragua and Central America.
The Union, IN noticing the subject, says: ''In-
volying as the operations Of this parsonage did, If
they had been eHectual, clear violation Of the
well known policy Of this Government in regard to
European coioniz ltion, and the establishment Of
ex lusive European jurisdiction on this continent
it was not to have been supposed that the French
Government could have authorized the action taken
By N. Belly in Nicaragua"
The Administration eOntemplstes ordering a
larger naval force than we have heretofore had In
the waters of Central America and the Gulf not on
account Of any new demonstrations Of interference
of foreign powers in that quarter but with the gen.
eral design Of more efeetuaily protecting the law
full rights of citizens. and guarding our nation
al interests from jeopardy.
The Uaioa cODgratulstes the country on the nest
auspiaious settlement Of the visit and search quss
ton,
The court martial in the case of Seth NJ. Barton,
Of the First Regiment Of Infantry, found him gull
ty Of ordering a citizen to be logged and sentenced
him to suspension from rank and command fe-
three months. The Secretary Of War confirmed the
sentence.
M4jOr Henry C. Wayne, Q. g. Army, died this
morning Of hemoTrhsge OF the lungs. Maj. Wayne
was born in Georgia, and entered service in July,
/ 1885, lie was graduate from the Military Aoad-
/ envy.
/ The Secretary of the Interior rendered an i'm
portant decision in the Of the alleged prcDrie
! tors Of Superior City, question involving con
Aicing pre- emption claims. The contestants failed
10 show that they had settled on any improved
/ lands in god faith, for their benefit, and 1t
was in evidence that they we're employees Of others.
! under whose directions and for Whese benefit they
acted. Therefore their claim Is Invalid, and or
dered TO be cancelled. This decision establishes
the precedent that neither CT he acts Of 1871 or
le44 for the relief Of citizens Of sOEps the lands
of the United States, refers ts town ses, not al
ready occupied suea a. the ime Of their passage;
that the parties must be actual occupants of the
town. in order to enjoy the advantages they confer
Governor aibley, az Minnesota, arrived here this
morning, to attend in person 10 important business
of that State.
decided stand has been taken by the Admins
tration in regard to Central American affairs. Tht
Governments Of the different States will at once bC
informed. through our Minister, that the Admins
traton is determined, in any event. TO sustain al
the rights and interests which have been secured T.
our eidgeus by grants charters in that quarter.
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have his day associated with ourselves Dir. GEORGE
~ LEE ami sill continue business under the Old se OF
Cooke Bailey 4 Co. COOhE q bAAAEA'
y as1Iy7rrr. June I. 15JS.-je29
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the same time andphca viii sell another tract Of land
the 18th district Of Coffee county adjoining the lands Of
Daniel and Jones Patterson NJ Rutledge and others ty virtue
Of two executions directed from the crct court Of Conee
county In one case NJ Burroughs plaintiff aud F. P. and T.
Wiley defendants the other james Il. Young
plaintiff the E. P. and T. A Wiley defendants levied
the property Of 7 A. Wiley.
iyI-w4t prs fee 50 JAMES A. GARDEN, Sheriff.