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The statement Of the Presidents posi-
ton, given by the telegrsphie CORE
spondent Of the Louisville Courier, seems
to be noidle speculation. The correspond
ent announces that be makes it with the
Presidents permission. We apprehend
that the position OF the President has re-
ference to the usurping power which
should attemp- 20 suspend him from Office
before trial by the Senate, which is so
clearly contrary to the Constitution IS
not to merit discussion. 1t may, how
ever, extend 70 denial OF the power Of
the Bump Congress, as at present coNsti-
stuffed, TO impesch in any event. The
following additional dispatch to the
Courier is eonGrmstory Of the fist
report:
WAsUrNGToN, D. C., OctobeF l7.-Th7
statement OF the Presidents position snd
purposes, sent by his permission, has been
telegraphed back, and creates a sensation
The st. Louis telegram announcing Sher-
mans return to Washington shortly,
corroborates the Presidents declaration.
Conservatives are gratiied st the Presi-
dents determination to stand.
The Radicals are furious, but fearful
1t is not true that the Judiciary Com
mittee Will report in favor Of impeacb-
ment; they stand four for and five
against. Nor is it believed the Stevens
reasonable cabal can carry the measure
in the face Of popular rebuke, and the
Presidents determination 10 resist. Their
success would be destructive to the inter
ests of tbs country, provoke collision, and
insure terrible accountability. Demo
crats from all sections are gratided by the
information that Pendietpn will be re-
turned Senator from Ohio by an unani-
NOUS vote Of the Democrats ia the Leg
islature. He would WELD q commanding
influence in that body where his services
would be invaluable to the country as
well as to the Democratic party.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
LwEsrERS ASSOCIATED PRESS REPOETs.l

MOBILE, October 22.-There were six
| yellow fever interments during the past
two days.
RICHMOND, October 22.-This after
noon HuD9icstt, in a speech in Capital
| Square, denounced Northern men,
/ whereupon one Of them said he was a
damned liar. At this the negroes as
sembled attempted tc mob the man,
but instead Of this they caught an inOf-
fensive German, and were about to kill
him, but the police succeeded in rescu-
ing the man, but they were followed to
tha National House Jy negroes, who be-
haved in a very disorderly manner by
throwing stones, etc. All is quiet now,
but there is much excitement in regard
to the election.
SAVANNAH, OctoEer ga large Rad
ical mass meeting of about four hundred
negroes and a few whites was held here
last night, and was addressed by C. II.
Hopkins and few old whites, and
Bradley Sims and few other negroes.
phere was no disturbaDce until after the
meeting, when there were several coil-
siOns between the country and city
negroes. The disturbances were promptly
suppressed by the police.
DUBLIN, October 2l-The trial OF Gen.
n d.
State prisoners implicated in the Fenian
conspiracy, will commence on the 25th
of NOven Der, before special COmmis-
siOner. 1t is said that the United States
Government will provide for the defense
OF Warren and Nsgle.
LIVERPOOL, October q, p.m.-The
ROYAL Bank Of Liverpool has suspended
payments and closed its doors. LiabiIi-
ties estimated at ESQ 600, and it is
thought the bank wifi uot be able TO re-
sume business.
PARIS, October q, night.-OfficiaI as
surance has been given that the govern
ment will not find it necessary to send the
military expedition across the Alps, and
the force which had been massed for that
purpose will be greatly reduced. Rentes
/ buoyant.
FLORENCE, October p, aight-Ths
King has summoned Gen. Cialdiana 20
Florence and intrusted tohim the forma-
ton of new Ministry. Thepeople suspect
that the new Cabinet is being formed IN
the interest Of the French Emperor, and
petitions are pouring in from all parts Of
Italy protesting against the desertion of
the National Government.
PARIS, October q, II p.m.-A dispatch
from Toulon states that an order was re-
ceived countermsnding the sailing of the
feet for the relief OF Rome, and that the
troops were disembarking from the
transports and returning to their bar
racks.
FLORENCE, October 2I.-Rattazzi adj
dressed a large crowdOf people, tonight,
who were making demonstrations in
favor OF Garibsldi. He declared, in the
most emphatic manner, that Victor'
Emanuel would maintain the honor Of
the country in the crisis through which
it is now passing.
Garibaldi has issued q proclamation
which adds to the prevailing excitement.
He exborts the people Of Italy to perse-
we're in their patriotic struggle, and bids
them hope that the national honor may
vet be redeemed.
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ID ECEIVING, Forwarding and General Com
IL mission Merchants, no. Il Monroe street.
So All Cotton, Tobacco. or other Produce,
consisneG 10 as, insured, unless otherwise in.
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rHE POLIEICAL REVOLUTION IN HIS
GHNsEPRT

SESAroBIA. Miss, Octobe~ ls, lt3:.
General Albert Pike, Memphis, Tena.:
Dear General: : Perhaps it will afford
you some qualification to learn thsJ the
APPEAL has been doing good service IN
this county, and in the State generally,
10 the cause Of State rights and civil lib
erty. Men who few weeks ago differed
with you upon the propriety OF holding
q Convention, now admit that they had
formed their opinions prematurely and
are everywhere taking bold grounds
against reconstruction under the military
bill. It is even TumOred that White and
Chalmers, Of HernandO, who have hithef-
20 favored the Convention scheme, have
been converted by the result Of the Ohio
election, and are now upon the grand
platform Ofthe Democrats party. these
are good signs, and may Mississippi not
disgrace herself by following 10 the wake
Of Alabama. The negroes 10 this section
are almost worthless, aud few planters
have made up their minds 70 employ
them another year. Ifthey were turned
out ia the cold for q lew years, they
would come to their senses. They would
then hunt up the planter, instead of the
latter begging them 70 work, The negro
has bad two years Of jubilee, but via
hereafter find many OF tribulation.
Your paper is largely circulated here,
ana very popular. Go on in the good
work. Yours, ETC., -
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20 the lowest rate then deemed possible, allow
ing a small profit on the capital invested, aud
pledge themselves tHst the price then estsO-
lisled shall range among r....-
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| is at staSe-the Constitution the Union,
our liberties, our every interest, social
and political; and shan we not labor TO
! secure them? -laa
The interests Of the freedman are the
same as our own; and We freely pledge
to him all that he can enjoy-much
more than he can ever secure under the
/ Radical plan. The fate Of parties is
/ constantly changing, As we now see at
/ the North The party triImphantly
successful last year, Is now In danger Of
utter defeat and that defeat caused in
great degree, by hostility Of Northern
men to negro suffrage. II these States are
10 be subjected to negro rule, the North
ern men will be, practically, excluded
from the South. NsQr0es VIII repfe-
sent these States in Congress and
possessing this large balance of power,
will soon rule the country. The North
ern people begin to see these things, and
the nesaltIs that Hundreds of thousands
abandon the Republican party.
II was a fatal policy to attempt to
make the poor negro. scape-goat in
party politics. In the ups and downs OF
party, he is sure 70 be the sauferer. 1t
was monstrous iniquity to drag him in
ss az instrument Of party ehtCanery.
We must lsbor to save him as
well as ourselves; and teach him
that his welfare is inseparably con-
nected with our Owl. Let all
organize and work. Let every speaker
take the field. Let the press put forth
its power, and urge our principles and
policy in every issue. Let every citizen,
in every neighb0rhood, appeal to his
neighbOFs-white and black, and plead
the cause Of truth and justice. Let every
man see that every voter in his neigh
borhood is forthwith I0tified Of the poi
lev not to UOte. Let notices also be posted
everywhere. Let the people Of the coun-
ties meet and proclaim to their brethren
Of the North, their yearnings for the
Constitution, and for Constitutional
Peace and Union. Bet ell labor and
wait in hope, and our deliverance is sure;
but If we voluntarily take upon ourselves
the yoke of perpetual servitudc, who
shall deliver US?
We are sworn a to support the Consti-
tutiOn,u and therefore may not sustain
the Military Bill, which, as Thad. Ste
vens admits, is a violation Of the
Constitution. We are sworn not
only To support the COnstitu-
ton, but "to the best OF our ability
TO encourage others 50 20 DO" Let Us
faithfully keep that oath, and exhOrt our
neighbors, white and black, $50 to do"
GEO. L POTTER,
T.. NJ. TERGER,
b. SHELTON,
W. BR Joke,
D. W. MCRAE,
T. n JONES,
State Central Executive Committee.
JACKSON, Miss. October IL, 1867.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, FsTelte County, Tenn,

CTrUATED thirty miles rom Memphis. seven
= miles north OF Lafayette DEPOT, II. q d. r. B
FACULTY:
g. ". JOHEsroH. A. B.. President and Professor
OF Ancient Languages
OrWAY 3. YOUNG, Al, Professor OF Maths-
MATES:
COLIN McKISEEY, An. Professor OF Mental
and Moral science and English Litersturs.
This Institution WAS reopeued October. ISIS.
ana mas reached state Of permanent erf-
cheney. Next Annual session viii b. onaae,f
July 10, 1871 and will consist OF Two Isrrlz-sI
weeks each.
CdARt5 ES.-English and Mathern atfcs. rH1.
u and SD per Term Each Lauguaga S erf-I
per Term Contingent fes. g 50 per Term.
Excellent board, IuCludiEz Z room fuel wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus viii be supplied
Conyeyance from Lafayette station 10 Ma
con, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
We the Trustses have determined to make
this 1rst class Academic IusJitutioH.
ist- The scholarship, experiences and success
or our faculty.
2d. The elevated tone Or our community
sd The healthfuI locally, removed fron the
cOrr1ptlng Influences and vices OF rfrv LIFE
sta Favorable prices viii euabis US to
achieve this success.
President Board . rr q r. ETTgTurg
Secretary ry--.-----.---JOHNW ". ALEL ANDER.
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FAssMAN's IRON TIEu

FTHE undersigned have made extensive ar
Il Eangements % supply Zoe demand FOR these
Ties the present season.
Iu addition 70 The EASSM AN IRON TIE and
BUTTON TIE, SO eLteusivelv used heretofore,
they nov offer bis ALLIGAILR It's, with
UseIh 80 arranged as 10 i1siantly clamp Ehe
hoop Elr. tle pressure is removed hOm the
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Great pains hsve been taEen To secure the
bCst qu 8.ilE OF iron.
ines rlfs are So Simple m their arrange
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The advantage OF Iron Iies are now gensr-
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEL5E, Of New Orleans. uoIs1l
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L., having taught in most Or the urariraf
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meet here With The sams uuboun1ef s--erss.s
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principal book and music stores. Terms mod
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Eiven tNice q month. -.
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EUREKA AND PRATT'S
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COTTON GIN.

TUE EUREKA GIN separates hulls, bells and
u sticks rom the Sssd Cotton, and Will pay
for itself In one crop Of 80 bales PRA1iTiS
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g. W TRUEEEART
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton H ac { or
AND
CoM MISSION MERCHANT,
No. 2Te Front Street.
aHTnTDHTC FVTrATNT
MFMPHIS, TENN.

T IBERAL ADVANCHs- Supplies al Whole
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one Dollar per Bale.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, sitting 10 the
Circuit Court at Baltimore yesterday,
decided the colored " apprentice lsVs' Of
Maryland unconstitutional under the
Civil Rights Law and the thirteenth
amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States.
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Iris said the largest number Of jewels
owned by any private individual in the
United States, is possessed by Madame
De Ia Grange, the prima donna. They
are valued at more than two hundred
thousand dollars.
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HERWEs Lodge 81 Perfection, l4th; No l.
Stated Communication "a "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry z. WoOdsrC, SD, G..
NJ. Charles NJ Carroll. l4th. Sec
hTTHEAS Loase OF Perfection. ltth.; No. 2
Meets sth Wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersh, sd, c. NJ. A. p. Franklsnd, sd,
Sec.
No. j. Bent. X. PuLsu, 6-d., Tsrsb.'.; -
. sec.
CALsAR aAPTER OF Rose CroiL, 18th, NO, L
luson. SCI Sec.
PHuIFPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF E-h, 8oGh-,
No. ]. Henry p MoodarL, sd, Comm, 3
william Y. erode slld, Rec :.
CoN~I-noRE or " WE-T TE2S2S E7ssEE, sd. John
AlEslie. SD, Comm. In Chief Dodge O.
Trader, s3i, Reg.
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Fifth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above property,
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PHR MARYLAND C0snurTER.

The msuner in which ex-G0v. Thomas,
Of the Maryland Committee, conducts
5he investigstiOn is very Unsatisfactory
10 his colleagues, who express their i'm
patience. Although witnesses are con-
venient, he has called but two, and
these on points foreign to the subject of
inquiry,
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MIS-. Lincoln writing her HemOirs,
Phe New York correspondent Of the

Charleston courier says.
I understand from Mrs. Lincoln's
agent, now in this city, that she is at
present engaged in writing a book emit
tied Five Years in the White House"
The book will contain a graphic account
Of Western frontier life, scenes in the
Todd family, and the manner in which
she Became acquainted with Abraham
Lincoln. Copies Of the Presidents love
letters will be given along with speei-
mems Of his humoristic style; dear
"reminiscences Of his eoDjugal and pater-
nal life. After giving vivid description
Of these domestic scenes, the manner in
which politicians paid court to the lady
at the White House, along Hith names,
accurate dates, etc, will be freely given.
Il will be a remarkable contribution 20
the literature Of the time, and especially
Of the war, as showing bON some thiDgs
can be done at the White H1nss as 9TH
ers. A piquant, forcibie au .hOE has been
engaged ~ assisting Mrs. Llacoln to pre-
pare the book for the press.
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NATIONAL sTEALING.

brother-in-lawo OF Dan Voorhees,, is likely
20 be appointed TO the vacant Deputy
commissioners place in New York.