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mIssIssIPPI ITEMS.

--Tbe Vicksburg Tines OF the 2Oth
inst anuounces the death of Mr.. Robert
n sharkey, near Grenada, in the sew
entv-fifth wear of bis age. Mr.. Sharkey
was for many years oitizen OF Giai'
borne county, where he was mucn
esteemed. ,,- a.
The MTssissippi h9dex supplies the
ALLOWING: Ths Vieksburg Herald gives
an account OF a child born in lssaquens
countv with four arms, four legs and two
heads. A child was s0rn IN 1ones
county last week, with hve hesoss s5Nen
arms and sixteen legs. TO the WhOie
hog, Is our motto. Inc saIne
paper, writing agrieulturany, says
The weather has been extremely warm
and dry for week past. we are IN
formed since writing our last crop article
that the lice have appeared N some
niacas. but TO no important extent. 1nia
sneU Of sultrv weather will work destrue'
fion To the vermin, therefore, and recon
Giles suffering humanity to its exceeding
opnressiveuess. The negroes as a gene
raj rule, work admirably on the ARMS
which fact. taken in connection with tns
favorable weather so far, has INSPIRED
planters with much confidence Of q hap
pier future for all classes.
The Our Osc79 Paper says Of crops II
Poutotoe county: Corn looks WE'LL y
growinp fast, but in consequence Of raif
through the greater part or lass Wss9
we notice some Of the ne'es ate to.l
Cotton has been growing rapiciy iot 20
past few days. Many persons nav
planted bot little, thinking U netssk Z
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The Eufala Nelgs says il is generally
conceded, by those who know, that the
present wheat and Oat crop of Barbour
county is the largest and best ever grown
| in it. The consequence Is an extraOrGi-
nary tumble in the price of corn and
meal within the last ten days The
same favored region is enjoying the
most plentiful crop of black and dew
| berries ever remember since its settle
ment-,
The Dailg Tribune learns that a
manufactory OF maccaroni, vermicelll
and chocolate IS forthwith to be started
[ in Mobile under the direction OF Mr..
/ L. Lewitgky.
The Selma Daily Times urges a
/ thorough cleansing Of that city IN view
Of the approaching heated term, and says
an awful responsibility viii rest upon the
eitv officials if this needed werk is not
reformed in time They seem to have
about as efficient city fathers there as We
are blessed with in Memphis.
The Chambers Tribune Of the 18th
| inst, says During the public meeting
| held in this place on the Ist ult., there
were four speeches delivered shy cOlorsd
men that was well worthy q = T-S9dQe-
ton, and we regret exceedingly -4-&- Jur
notes Of the proceedings were Sc meager,
| that we are not even able TO give .
| SYNOPSIS of either OF them. They were
eminently conservative and practical in
| tone.
The Huntsville Independent says
| the cotton in jackson county looks sorry
and is very backward, but the corn
| and wheat promises well.
| The Elyton Herald says: A great
MANY OF our farmers are now busily en-
gagged in harvesting their wheat crops,
which we are informed are very fine
! indeed.
The Montgomery tri-weekly Sentinel
saws: On Monday last, the commission
ers Of Colbert county, held their first
court, Judge WOmble presiding. Messrs.
/ II. Atkinson, Armstead Payne, James
| Alexander and Josiah Horn, are the
/ commissioners. There Is much business
before the court, incident to the organi-
zation Of the county. We learn that
they have made proposition 70 rent a
part Of the Masonic building as court
room.
| The GreeRvilie AdVOcdte says of the
crops in Lowndes county: Mr.. ID. H.
| Middleton, of Lowndes county, informs
! us that the crops were never better than
they are this year be thinks though, the
/ cotton as 3 general thing, is much better
than the corn.
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coNDENsRD DECISIONS
a - '-os THE7Fr7 AT 4
SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE
JACKSON JUNE TERM, 1897
FOR THE APPEA1
BY Fl. CLAY KING. Esq.

Lynch VS. Lsnand. Mayor-from Memphis
Chaneery. BtIl 6led By Lynch 70 enloln the
ldayor and Aldermen Of MemphE rom 70
terferlng with MIN IN the exercise Of ms 1h-
ties as City Physician for the fortieth cosPo1
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MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
J. s. WHITE, ND. VT. IRWIN, NJ. D
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.


rlRAISS leave as follows jcity timel=
Through Express, sundays excepted. 6:lO
q m. Through Mail. $50 PIN; sOmeryllle Ac-
comm odatiou at 3:fO p IN.
Express connects At Grand junction with
sffernoon train on the Mississippi central
Railroad for Holly springs, ateT valley,
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksourg, Miss, New Or
Al Corinth, for Okolons, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At DecatuT, for Columbis, Nashville, Louis
willie, Cincinnati, etc.
At Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama Georgia North and south Carolina,
Virginia, washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, eIc.
Through Mail connects at Grand junction
with trans for Bolivar and acksOn, Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala COlum-
bia Nashville, etc.
At Chattanoo-a Mail trains connect for same
points as Express ira Ms
Baggage checked through.
FOR tickets aud further Information, gpply at
the office, No. 27s Main street, corner OF south
Court street
WI. ROSS. Geul SUp't,
A A BARNES. 5eH'l Ticket Agent
anl4tf :. "a SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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-Ths'',- iesshy EoeTaiHs Journal says
that Ge8 at4rant islands alone aud
promi1i efke ChimboIzo among the
\ mount r To which the Argus adds
that - sokes like VesIvius, and If he
y s-ortQlks, Chase will show loftier
lem a call -eat,r.-.,- - Z &
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RATEs OF ApvERTIsINe.

To carriers and news-dealers, per copy SO
WeelTiy per annum fin advanoel I, ,,,o,y
81 Sosubs6ription entered en- ouf nlali OooA
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROILER's OFFICE,
Naahrrfffa Trun fsIs-

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COlIPTROILEEEs OFFICE.
Nashville, June 4, 1857.
I. q. W. BLACK SURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the GLOBE N o.
TUAB LIFE INsURANCE COMPANY, located at
New York city IN the state Of New York, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
company has compiled with ali the require
ments OF the laws OF the State OF Tenuessee i'm
posed on Insurance. companies. and further
certify that h T. TOALINsON GENERAL AGAr Of
said Company. has also cemp piled with the re-
quirefnents Of the laws o. the State msde and
provided in such cases: wherefore, sad GLOBE
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY has au-
thority % take risks and transact the business
OF insurance in this state.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active. reliable and Influential parties can
find remuneFatiVe employInent as sollc tors,
BY application to
II. T. TONLINSON. General AGENT
No. II Madison street, Menpais, Tenn.
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ASSETS


The Trustees have declared DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been in existence y months prior 10 Jan. l. 1877,
to be credited each Policy 10 proportion TO It's
contribution to Surplus, and 10 be applied al
the Renewal 0T each Policy either in reductind
Of Premium or heversiOnary Additions in
lss tprUvided the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature is efiectedl other
wise in Iy7u.
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At moderate rrices as our Inducements for 6
naf-onsgs of our old friends and patrons.
Ed. DOUTAL.
" 4 y - q A
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Faharss establishment sends

220, ,OO0,O0 lead pencils yearly.
"A large Newfoundland dog went
over Genesee falls few days since, and
made the descent in safety.
Rev. Father Rupert has been eonse-
Grated abbot for the province Of Mime
sofa. He is thus made one Of the three
mitred abbots in this country.
The Concord N. H StatssDadn re-
collects that in the year 1916 there was 9
frost in New Hamsphire every month.
snow fell in Concord the day the legisla-
trre assembled, and men and boys wore
outside coats when planting corn, o.
which. very little came to maturity IN
the state,
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RIIE
"a Fr0Et Street
urp,rrs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th ; No. ]
Stated Communicate 2d Wednesday nigh
m each month. Henry =. WoOdard, sd, G.
uTTHsAs Iodze OF Perfection, 18th; No.
Nests 4th Wedner-lay OF each mon IN beorg
Meilersh, sd, g.. a., A. z. kraIikland, -
Sec. 4eler
CASIPTrIA council OF Princes OF jerusalem,
No. l. BeDj. X. PuDen, SD, Isrsh.'- -
-. Sec.
CAIyaR ~ CHA PTER OF Rose CrOiN, 18th, NO
Csharles ". Adams, S2d, NJ W.. II. z. Tom
lnson, 321. Sec. -
PHILIPPE DUPEEssErs Council Of k-h, o'ih-
No. !. Henry p. WoodarI, I'D, Comm.
William y. ClrOde Sd, Rec p.
CoNsTsroRY or. WEST TEaSSEssEE, sd. Johr
Ainslie. SD, Comm. In Chlefi Dodge L
Trader, sd, Reg.
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Judged by this fair and just standard,
il is seen that, in 1850, the three south-
ern states named could challenge com
harrison with the three most prosperous
states of the north. Let it be borne IN
mind that this marked prosperity OF the
whole union, up to the year ls5Oi was
the result of southern stdtesHdhshtsi
which ruled the country from the
wear 1901 to the year 1860, with but one
single exception. From lSOl To 1901 out
four northern presidents were elected
Adams, Van Buren, Pierce and Bu-
chanan; and the last three administered
the government upon the p9ll4cAi
framework of southern MINUS. AqTtug
all that long period, the country pros
pered as DO other had eVer done before )
and this prosperity was HQdef ing gul1-
ance of southern men, OF me st&teS
fights school. Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe and Polk were the eillets
who held the presidency. Calhoun,
Clay, Bell, Burien, Hayne, MeDufhe,
Leigh, Tazeweli, we're the shining lights
OF counsel and advice. The wisdom OF
these great men lead the union 70
prosperity uneZalrpled IN the history OF
nations, ancient or modem End thell
success shows they were equal to LSs
task assigned them. In 1850, the oppO-
sitiou obtained power; aud the present.
deploFaG 70 condition OF the whole country
is the best pOssikle commentary upon
their capacity 70 manage we allairs OF q
great people, In the north itssls, tle
prosperity they found in 1850, has been
maintained by the immense profit;
from var contracts. But, as ali
offset to this, is an enormous
debt. In the south, which they found
the most prosperous portion OF the union,
furnishing three-fOurths of the national
exports, We now find ruin and dtsolation,
the results of northern craftsmanship
The radicals found the nation great aud
rich in 1860. They have brought Debt
and poverty upon j4len 1867 and call this
stateslRdaShtpi - ,iei,,r,.
Now, let that sane ststesr
point to the commerce sni .ad siat
of the qOrth They found q z-s-sais.
producing three-fourths Of tNox.. for
of the us lion, with a blacIlTTeVer tailed
multiplying as rapidly he Wss not |
and thus Aording th-A5est possible proof
that theVsSf.ge- ---atented and happy.
Now. thSotii th.e II shs fn enaHl and chains,
her hop,be' 49, 81, ed, her energies gons,
her pS,,pIe vassais, and her former
zlefbc, though nOminally free, rapidly
ssg of by thousands, and eagerly
kd.king in the radical poison which
: ehes them that their former masters
.dSaiheir worst enemies, and which must
END Ia 5 var between the races in which
the poor negro mast ineyitably perish.
This is the contrast between porLheIn
and southern statesmenship-be
wisdom and fsnatieism. For seventy
wears the south guided the destinies OF
the union, and unmeasdred prosperity
attended it. The radicals have admin
istered the government but six years,
and national ruin and national despOt-
ism have crowned their work.
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ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust 70 me executed
II by James j. Walk. Trustee, On The nrst
flsfl ,fay Of February. 1896. and duly recorded
Al The Registers Office OF Sh@lby cOlnty, Ten
nessee IN Record 30 K Nun her l59l k1fty-niue,
March. 1s67. Tor the purpose Of securing the
payrusnt OF two notes, one FOR he sum Of
iWeufy-fve hundred Doilars, and tho Other
for TIE sum Of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Doll
lars both dated feo- /, 1865, bearing interest
from date, and given by the said James J.
Vaulx Trustee, 20 Sarah =. dorsuch, for the
balanes dus her on account Of lots Isl and I31
Now therefore, By the authority vested in
me 70 sell the property conveyed in said Trust
49, Will on the
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IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers IN
1 Gurs. Rifles, Pistols. Gun Material for Cum
makers use, Can Implements sporting Appa-
ratus Fishing Tackle, efG-, No. 25e Main street,
under Odd Fellows Hal. Memphis, Tenn.
Rspairirg eons and Vsfrantsd mhs sEn
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MEMPHIS:
BREyIrIEs.

TUESDAY. ..:: JusE s. las.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,
Depository and Financial Agent
United states.
DIRECTORS
BANKING.
EPHB INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1874.
BANKING.
OFFICE. 2sI-2 MADISON STREET.
DIRECTORS

J. J. MURPHY. President
f M CASH. Secretary.
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HEBREW ASB EAsOyIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
So

M ASON H. III RE- 4 IN L g..
1867
LODGES
ASsERoES. No. lss. Meets 1t Monday IN
every month al Odd-F - loEvs' IL al Ger. Court
and Main. u. c. Trader, W. NJ II. 7. Tom
llfson, Sec.
BoIJrH MEnpIIrs. No IFS. Meets I'd Friday OF
each rnonr.s-Hall. cor Madison and Second,
j. n Sellars W. NJ; BENZ. X Pulen, See.
IErI.A SCOTT No. Zsa- Meets LIST Friday OF each
month-Hall cor. Madison aui Second. John
Ainslie, ". NJ. III. +. Woods ward. Sec.
HAN4IToN No. 2q4. Meets Sd Friday Of each
Inonth-Odd- Fellows Hall P d. Stanley
". d " II. Butts, sec
KTLwTENING, No. 24J % D. Meets 4th Friday
OF each month-3uf Front street John J,
Worsham, S37, ". d IS. K fuieu, sd, sec.
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loOMnrsrcArzD.


Judge Edmonds, Of New York, has
addressed letter, in pamphlet form, 10
/ the Hon. u. d. Morgan, United States
senator from that state, upon the " Re-
construction of the South. " This Is
! doubtless the same Judge Edmonds,
once a Justice OF the supreme bench OF
| his state, / think, and for mRny years
| confirmed "spiritualistn A glance at
his essay elbows it to be baseG upon the
evilsu slavery has entsiled upon the
south, as comparisons are made 70 show
the great prosperity of the north over
our section OF the union. II his reason
| ing is generally as loose as his-fignres are
inaccurate, his pamphlet will win for
him but little reputation and less
credit. After showing the supers-
ority of the north in education,
be says: Wealth and education
th91states of New York, Ohio and
a. a. tth an area of about 81, ,OOO, 900
~ qagEai-rta valuation of real and per-
esgsEsS stsf5erty Of S, 800, ,O00, ,000i and the
iad SSouth Carolina, Georgia and
a So with an area Of about ~, ,OO0,OO0
dad valuation Of 81 ,9S6, 900 ,OOO or,
aid ,er waNls, with one sixth more ter
ftba- as N.heIn states had only about
10 :. - haelkealth.p When a man,
slly q distinguished judge,
plet. be should always be
lIt his facts. If Judge Ed
:. - consult Kennedy's " Prelimi-
1s.a ,lau tIgTnr,Iof the Eighth Census, 1861" +"
he as' caIjsd l95, he will find bis state
ONIiLTu "a very wide of the mark.
iCm nv ~ f ,FJ o,s 1t three states having an
,snl sun or u theig; opy ne15Bres, they have an
- a., Scents. ss and the last
lS5tsstes Street. Ian Of 92,0OO,-
q ges. SE enAuch for the facts.
iSSsfred and tOedLb do not furnish
lhe proper or just statistics by when 70
ksiudge of aftheprosperityo of country. Were
'sshat trtA, Judge EdmOnds should com
io5nare tIQ area and wealth of New York
citg Ntnh the area aud wealth OF New
YORK 9dte. He will lind that the little
spot on which thecity stands is thousand
Der cent. more valuAbis or wealthy =
than all the balance OF the state IN
proportion to area; and he would thus
prove that all 1.-The state should become
cftv. But, as stated, this is not the test
of prosperity; for the state Of New YORK
is doubtless more prosperous tnan the
. citU. Thetrue method OF determinIngtne
prosperity of city, state, or people, Is
TO compare their i0edlth, not with the
tared Of territory, but with the popHtd-
ton HUinq on that territory. Let Us take
that standard and see how the states
named by Judge Edmonds compare with
each other.
Below is a table compiled from the
census reports, which voueh to be cor
rect, excluding fractional numbers
Sfo,s,. p9Dstlatioa. Weulth. Wealth
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d = u IIllTT
n. AND s. n.
FrrRFEA Council No. g. Meets Sd Monday OF
each mouIh-t add Fellow Hail. John Nent,
tn. H.; y. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMELAE.s.
r,yRFsE Co~1rnaudary. 20. T. Meets sth Nom
dsy OF each month. John Zent, CON-; n. ].
Wigpi u. Rec.
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INSURANCE AG-NG 8

ID. A. JANUABs el an an AaSq. a!ilQ.
JAS. III. LUOASSsa9 r.. g ssssssE.resident.
wEE. 7. SELBYs an: Secretary.
WRI. N. BENTON. Gen'I Agent.
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= PE,rS Chapter, No s. Meets "a Monday Of each
pouth-Odd- Fellows EaM A. j. Whee-eri
a. r; u. d. Paynter, Sec
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"A man in Paris il cfeatins. e great
noise in the world by playing lIn seven
drums at once.
-Gounod got $4,000 for his opera Of
. R0meo,h just produced at Pals for the
first time.
There seems 10 be no'doubt of q quo
rum of congress in July.
Rich discoveries Of gold arb reported
in Venezuela.
We have exported six millions more
of specie during the last year than we
have received from all sources.
Tom Taylor is said to he the drainatie
critic Of the London 1sazl t., 81 tseS-s 2
"A canary bird hassusA M pump
vile, n. Y, for S75E orie1a ~ eo5rnH
-The bodies Of .osdS ews -YS.=, Bal
foDnd mid in an "A Aez'' aud west,
on Sunday. lssip -.
AT the, receDis Al 3;sisI
: A'eis',stzss4lo ~, h>Aphis
n MisziS have b.ss. =, ls =,
V oElesslSs7 = mil y-'atc
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ath nav of IulE. Isa7.

beswesn the hours OF 10 and II m, sen on
ths prsruises % the highest bidder for cash, the
frIlorIna dssc-ioed property, viz. A certain
tr,lrt or parcel Og iand, known IS lots No. f3l
are No. iS3 on the plan q GTeenlaw's Addi-
tion 70 the city OF Aemphis, being lie5S feet
Rnnrfh street. with the north side CT Min street.
IRE right OF redemption Is expressly WafTed,
ana the Title believed 70 be perlse1, but ! sell
GUY = TEos. LEECH. Trussse.
Asm2his. June S, iae7' In
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

have allowed their national literature to die out or be
crowded out by other literature are false to their history
people without national literature-or with one
buried in the musty libraries of the continent like ours
are to be without nation There is no necessity
for religion and nationality to clash nor that the rise of
strictly religious literature should be followed by the
fall of the national literature In fact has come down
to this that Ireland to have no history to-day but
her ecclesiastical history When other nations were in
darkness Ireland was the center of learning Why it
that when the world is hunting up and bringing light
all the greatness of its early history that there is
resurrection for Ireland?
Let our Acknowledged go to work at once and
start their libraries Buy Irish books and in less than
year there will be marked change in the face of
Irish-American society. Why cannot we push Tom
Moore, Thomas Davis, Mangan and others, into every
family in the land the English force their writer's?
The people who will help themselves must never ex
pect others to and do their work There are many
valuable works published in notwithstanding on
the bookstals there-which we will add to our list as
receive the catalogues and prices There are
others published in America, which we will add to our
list receive the catalogues from the pub
fishers What we have published are only those which
can be had Immediately We shall endeavor to allow
book into our list, but such will help to make good
rebels to English tyranny and tyranny in general We
shall allow prejudces to interfere with our Judgment
but recommend the book for its merits be its author
whom he may.
Let us hear from our readers on this matter We
shall publish any suggestions to books journals rules
for governing libraries etc. Give your ideas There
is wisdom in council Who talks first?
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lost by default Nor the rashness of St. Ruth his
reticence to his plans his misunderstanding with Sarsfe
the absence of the LATTER justify the want of intrepid
action among those present This stands unexplained and
inexplicable Nor will the fppant appeal Providence,
misconduct here The of ammunition at such
moment was, no doubt Of some import but the
by the skill of St. Ruth and the galantry of his troops and
that twas lost through want of decision his general officers
at moment the most critical in the nations history
"But time passed Galway surrendered on honorable
TERMS after exchange of hostages The passes of the
Shannon abandoned one by one down to Limerick
where the final stand was made during which Tyrconnel
heart The city, though twice betrayed by General Clifford
made gallant defense, and its surrender wrested
treaty from the enemy glorious to its defenders its
violation was infamous to the victors"
reributive justice how slow is thy finger the dial