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Below will be found the Official SUSIE
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic conclsves In this city:
MASONIC NOTICE,
Ata meeting Of the Recording o1aoers
Of tLe various Masonic Bodies Of this
city. the MRMPHIs DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ 0f the Order for
the city Of Memphis
BES. X PULLES. Secretary south Memphis
ions BEAMIsH, secretary AnEOrOnA Lodge,
HI. ". oDwAKD. Secretary Leila scott Lodge,
d. p BrTrs. se sreiary Hamilton LodEs. No. zss;
y. X. PUDlEs, Secretary kAWinninE Lodge
". % PSrsTEE Rscorder Penn Chapter. No. 2 f:
y !. WTG0IS, Recorder Eureka Council, No. :
y. !. WIGaIE, Recorder Cyrsne OoInmandeTy,
h T T5ELIEsoS. Secretary HsCnsa, No. !, L..
A. s FEASKLASD, Secretary NihlAs, EO.1 l..
P. A.. A.. -. r..
b K. PUILES, for Oosnsu p. OF J.. A. A..
Ii wooDvAED, for Chaptsr .. p Of Rose
troiX de q. A A. =. R..
= c. TEASKs, sor-. CeRsisisry Of =. p. r.
.. A.. A. a K.
No efforts will be spared OF the part Of
the publishers OF the APPEAL to merit
this iattering evidence OF the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity /;
ARd in addition to 8 stAndiRg directory
o{ all Masonic institutions In the cIty-to
BE- corrected Es often as mRy be neces-
sSry-it Is intended to devote . column
or Iaore each Sabbslh to such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, As it Ia hoped may
prove interesting and instructive to the
Brethren.
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E L S o N S
EAHNOTH CHEAP STORE
297 Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS
EIsOn Bros. First in the Field

III ave sbIe 10 eel me beneht Of the great de-
dine Our Motto: LARGE HALks AND
SMALL PROFlrS
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GROVER & B AKER'S
CELEBRATED
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES!
Why Gro yer 4 Bakers Machine Is Best

Why Gro YER 4 Bakers Machine Is Best
I It is more siEaple. durable, and less Liable TO
l. arrangement than Others.
?. II seWs from ordinary spOolS, sod no re- wind
ing OF thread is necessary.
S. Il Sews with equal "a flity all fabrics, the
most delics1e and the he,viest, and with all
kinds Of thread. silk, cotton or linen.
l. Its seam Is SO strong and elastic that Il never
breaks even on the bias
). Il fsstens both ends OF the seam by its own
opera ion.
g. It's seam, though cut at evsry sixth stitch, re-
mains firm, and neither TuBs or ravels in its
wear
7. It's seam is mere plamP and beautiful, and
retains its plunpness aftsr washing better
than any other.
S. It's seam can be rsmOved in altering garment,
after proper inspection without picking or
cutting them.
8. Wa ching and varying the tenEfOns upon the
threads Necessary in other N chimes, is IN
necessary in this The tension being once sd-
iusted On Jhe Grover & Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be zone without
change.
10. Il makes beautiful embroidery without any
change arrangement. simply bv inserting
threads OF suitable sizes and colors for this
purpose. II is the only machine that both
eTnDroiders and sews perfectly.
The tteution OF TailoTs, Manufacturers Of
Clothing, Roots and Shoes Carriage Trimmers
and all others requiring the best and most sf-
Z ctivs Lock-ctitch Machines, is invited 20 sur
new Shutte Machiue, especially adapted 70
Manufacturing purposes.
GROVER & BAK- r 8 n. Co..
decIs I'm aG Main street.
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Randolph Macon College, Va
In FuU ODaratiOn.

THIS time -hOnored institution is once more
Il IN successful operation WIKI al
CORPS Of PhOFEasOHss- The cnoirs OF tie
several schools are hhed By able and ezFe-
rieuced men. There are i've litera y aud .cirn-
tilic sch OOs, VIZ: or Al lent Laula Gs, sf--ll-
N stics, Chemistry and atura Philosophy
Horal Philosophy and GiOderu Languages In
addition u the above the Erard or .eas
have es.sDlished a school Cf Commercial -,--
euee, with the vtsw OF givlrg ta -lc E-gus ual
OF the country a Business Ed-caIlol-
To graduates in ali ties seroOls. DID. .1uIls
are grantedi and ne ceres et 5agle.or 2l
Arts a-d Master OF Arts are couiefred upon
Students who accom- plish certain ccul-e- 1na
high grade % scholarship tormerlv required e
still mainuslr ed ~ Q have "a I1ll Cnenl-l-ll z1d
Philosouhical Apparatus for the ll-I- tfslt-lu Of
the subjects taught.
The location o the College is unsurpassed for
health and genial y. L Is situated mlaUay
between the mountains ana t-e lbcaId, nd
during a career or thirty-three years O with
thousands OF young men n alteua'illlss mere
hiss never been a de u arising nom ula4ar a 90
other local cause We profess 70 euulate
young men not only morally and mentally but
physically ais.
board is sixteen Dollars per Month. Tuition
from so to $50, according 70 the number Of
schools attended. $50 viii cover expel ses OF
board, tickets fer three schools. m 4triculaEion
and contingent fees for ten months
Rooms in the College free Of charge, but the
student provides his own furniture, lusl and
lights. Young men who are prs pairing Tor the
ministry and those disabled By the lat war
who are unable 70 pa their tuition, VIII be
allowed to attend any or all OF the Schools nee
This College Is situated near Boydton, the
county seat Of Meekienburg cD1nty, virginia
Arrangements are made % transport student =
from Ridgway Depot, on the Raleigh and " sl-
don BaiirOad, whilsta cOnveyticcets tsaT es hoan a.
oks station, en- the RICHMOND aaa ~, Da4ys.1s ~
railroad on Mondays. Wednesday,, and FRI
days and the Wolf Trap depot. on the se.I1 .
road, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
We esOlIclt a liberal psitFousigs frcm Mary sud,
VirRinia and North carolina, n m the " est-
soath and Southwest.
students viii be received at any time. Ths
second term will commence on the 9th day %
February next Young ulen viii be received
and prepared for the college proper. For further
psrtfcuiarE address the Undersigned At Boyd-
ton Mecklsnburg county, Va
THOMAS G. JOHNSON
de2I- President R N. College.
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COTTON FACTORS.
N. b. FORREST.
COTTON FACTOR
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Se. z7S FrOnt Street,
CUP s1AIBS) MEMPHIS, TENN

I IBERAL Cash ADVA HCEs MADE on
l. Cotton and otaer Pro uee consiDged % me
s4GEI s6, RHPB AM 0THEk SUPPLIES
furnished AZ thc lowest market prices. An con-
sig ments Of cotton insured unless otherwise
instructed.
The disastrous results of the late war having
toroed me to dispose OF most Of my properly i
have conrluded 70 undsr1ake this business hers
IN the midst ofmy Old frienda, for the purpose Of
making an honest living h,r mysei and family
may be possible. the loSses entxiIed by tie late
war. To my old friends, and 70 all who may
feel dispo- ed 70 give me their business. plssge
tiOu. ae22
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pEAK SrR:

UAAk SIR
We would respectfully call your attention TO
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton Factorage business In
this place with superior tacilit es for The trans
a. 4tion OF the same, and an intimate knowledge
OF the wants OF the planting community, we
feel CONFIDENT we can conduct your Duainess 70
vour advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCER RY DEpARfM Mt, with the increased
fao litses al our command, Ioge her with our
lo,,0 experience in the trsde, we can guarantee
10 our friends ana customers full and varied
stock " hicn will enable Tss at all times TO Ill
their orders promptly & i al the lowest market
rates. one OF our house will devote his entire
time and attention 70 the sale OF COTTON.
Having a thorough knowledge OF the same, and
being sellers only. We can az all Times obtain the
hignssf market prices We are prepared to
make advances on 'otton conslgned ous. All
copsignlnents of Cotton viii be covered with
Insurance In our open policy, unless otherwise
or,iered Bv a strict attention TO busiuess, we
rust TO merit a continuance Of the liberal pa
tronaee already extended u.s. Soliciting share
~ voSir husIneSs we remain, very respectfully
ANDEksON, GAY a BUGHEH
AKNPHIs, rzSs., sept. IL 1855. lhslf-
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
-BY-
MIN L. DILL.
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and everything to be found in gents furnish

well known in this community as a practical
Cutter would iie HIad 10 have bis old friends
give him a call, and promises, ss hereioioTe. 70
give theta nts, ue5-5H
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MASONS
The Appeal Declared the Ofleial
Organ for the Mystic Brother
hood In Memphis.
wAsONFc NOTICE,

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretSries Of ths various
Mazopfr conpiaves In this city:
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LEILA sCaTT LODGE. Ne. 9Ss.

Aleets First Friday nighs In each month, and
81 TIE Anniversaries " 81 John the Baptist
sna 81 John the Evangelist, In the Hail OF
south Memphis Lodge, No. Is. s0atheast cor
nsr OF second sEd Madison strestE-
orr ICERS:
John AinElie, W N;
y A. VI hanson, 3. VI
Henry 0wparthwsite, J. W;
". Welfering, Treasurer. southwest corner
Msln and Msshln EtOn streets
III p W0odard, Secretary 2i5 NAN streel-
Nathan Hon helmer, ). D;
Augustus Bloom, J. D.
B. a. Thomas, Tyler. janl= u
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HEBREE lTB MAsOxIC CLLEYBLR.

A. Il. W
l firr, 10th September, 1855.
] EhesTsn, 10Th October, "
! Csisisu, eth November,
! Iebsth, elh December,
] shebat, Tth January, lSl,
] Adsr- etb February,
! Veasar 6th March,
I Nissan, 9Th Anril
l Lar, 6th May,
] Swan, sth June,
J ThamuE. 9Th July,
l Alb, ID August,
] Rluel, lst september,
Ash wednesday, 2sth PebruErys lsE.
Maunday Thursday, sth April,
Good Friday, 10th April,
} ssteT sunday, 18th April.
Ascension, list Nay,
Psnteeost, Slst May,
Baint Andrews Day, Soth B0TeznbeC IA ese1
reNT jAl2 n
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ByREC1ORY OF ASGER0NA IOD6E, No. 16S

MEzfPHIs, Tenn, January 10, lsd7.
assts First Monday in every month, a. :
s-s,ek pm, st ODD Fellows Hall.
OFFICERS:
,. c. Trader, W. NJ; ONES, "a Front Street
Fssfdeure 63l Onion -
y. b Forster, \. W.
{ n. Carroll 8 ";
Gua Reder D;
Ciosdmsn, s. D.
H r. FonlIuson, Secretary:
lohn Bsamish. Assistant BeSTeeSyJ
h J. Wiggin, Treasurer
& J. corner, Steward
& A. Heehn, Steward;
J. J suter, Tyler; Ofice Is HGin ttTset res
issnee, No. II OvsTton street. iaHl4 u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis City Transfer Go.
OMNIBUS LINE.
O@nn No 10 Mnnrna Sfraet-


A RRANGEMF.NT7 have been made by which
"A we are nab ed 10 1--WE Checks for baggage
10 all points fro a Hotels ami Private Resi-,
dences 10 persons purs h&sirg RAILROAD and
OMNIBIls TICKETS stshe
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Office,
20 Is JOEFt etrcet:
Nemphls and Louisville Railroad Vflce,
No. z37 : Mas street or at
MIssSslpul and tennessee Railroad once,
NO. Jefferson Street.
Prompt attention always given TO ALL
CALI x Ie at cit er o. the above Offices. or
IN OH q, by persons WISHING 10 go upon any
tran running over either Of the Railroads cen
teung a. Memphis
GEO r. ~ OsaIN Agent decl4
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PKICE or sUBsCBIPTION


Daily Tin advancel per annum sl2 %
per week =
To carriers and ncUTs-doslers, per copy D
Weekly per annum lin sdvanccl %
ar Nosubscrit ton entered on our mail books
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se7 Main Street.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE
10 COMMENCE TO-NOREOV,

10 GOhAENfE ID-AOt&hOhf
Tuesday, NOce1n5eT "a, 1866,
and continue until the Iii day os January, 1851.
We shall offer our Goods al such low prices
We are bound not 70 be usdersold BY any
one. Ia fact, We will guarantee y be IoTer IN
our prices than any honse "a ms sasy, -, -.
Country Storekeepers and ogy srs e1s AZ 81 fsre
Bargains Of Us for CASH .no CASA oNLi'
Just Received;
20 dos. Opera Kids al 81 20 per pair.
81 doE. opera SUbias Is cents " y each.
10 0 ps. Calico, lsst coloFs j cent? PEI ssL1. ST.. -
Iosl t,s BroWH Dom estlC from ID 70 = cSa8 peF
,na.sSsS lI' Dornesties greatly Teduced-a good
Kissehsd Domeslies, = I'd. vide, u 70 y eenua
BlsaeSsa D5msalies. - I'd wide % 70 u csnss
Bl,asSso DoIoes fun yard wide, splendid
quality, . 70 q cents per ysro.
s-9 80 ia shssIing 70 50 ana soeeEis per yard,
BOD Ticking only ~ cents per aro - o.. -,
White EsTseillos spreads. 81 p 70 8 81 each
cheap AZ double the money.
Iris1 Linens greatly reduced.
Izcunefs from j. 20 - ceuts per ard
sa1sSk AiuElins y 70 - cents per yard
l(fess Goods reduced fully ons-han ear former
extraordinary low Priees- .
scotch PIaids hall wool and al wool, frOna %
laaipTess Go As, al wool, Orsy s71s cents per
yard.
= JI each.
1s,,slish NIs7inos only - cent? per yard.
F-s1ch Merinos AT COST. Al COST
40 ssrz ladies' Hoss, white and colored, from
81 90 10 s. 50 per dozen.
II YOU want 20 save money and get good
f,-afs - les than half price, don't forgst 70
,.tSs1d Sar GREAT CLEARING SALE.
0ne Price Only and Terms Cask.
ELSoN BROS,
nov,5 2e7 Main Street.
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HAMILTON LODsE 10. zee.

0dd Fsllows' Building corner Court and
sszln streets
OFFICERS:
J. n Stanley ". NJ; residences, AR seeond 81
J. y. Beard, ). W;
" y Wilkinson, J. W;
W h Butte, Secretary, ~ Front street,
! y. Tobiil, II easurer;
D. q. McDDuRsl, 5. D
= 81 Mellin, J. D.
B4zied CommnnieaLohk on Third FRIDAY
Fstsht OF each month lahH u
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Jolsp Zent. T. /. NJ: once, North Front street,
sopoSite Gas Works residence, In AREEst *
ii p woodward, D. 7. !. NJ
GeOrge Msllersh, 2. C..
n J. Wiggln, Recorder;
: ". Page. Jr., Treasurer;
Jus keder, e. u
II = sstsr- a e. Gnsrd. janis t;
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KILRIINIye LOp6E Ne s41 ID. pl.

AeetE al Commandery Rooms No. - Tront
d ~, on the 4th Friday In each month.
OFFICERS.
J. J. TorshSm, ". N;
Jshn Ainslie, 3 W;
George Aellersh, !. W;
\ X. Pullen, Secretary. taA u
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rCSrTED STATES AND EUROPEAN NEWS ASsO-
CIATIOS REP0KTs.
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RARE AND SPLENDID CHANCE! !
Il o R r Il ~ II

The Large aud COmmOdiOus
store, Mes. 2OO and s92 Second
siree1, corner of Madison, suita-
BILE for any kind Of business.
The Stock OF Groceries can be
purchased on the most liberal
terms. Apply on the premises.
fane "
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soVTH NENPHIS LOBGE, No. lis.


hsess Second Friday in every month, attheiE
HAL, corner o. Madison and Second streets.
OFFICERS:
II Eelizrs, W. N ofiee, Lee Block, Cnien
street
y 8 Mathews, ). W;
J. =. Campbell J. ~
h Fuehs Il, Treasurer, 2ss Front street
Ben. X Pullen, Secretary, "a A@in street
X. u. BsrBHEls D.;
W. ]. Hzstings- J. D
T. r \. 81 ililand. Steward
q. y. Piumnner. Steward
=. 81. Thomas, Tyler. JAZZ II
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AL Kinds of Confectionaries,
bOUTHERN HOTEL.

HAvING EFFECTED A LEASE UPON
Ek this Hotel, We shall be prepared to receive
Guests on and after JANUARY i, ls67, and
promise that none but an Al house shall be
offered o the public. PASSMORE y CO.,
1anl w prOprfeforS
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CTKEsE coNNANDERY KID. Ne. 4

Assss Fourth Monday IN each month 81 :
srs4osk PA, 81 their Asylum, zo4 Pront street.
OFFICERS:
ar John Zent. z. c; Ofics, n. Front Q. Gss
works residence, 10 Market street.
Sir John Alnslie, Senls
Eir george Mellersh. c. e.;
Sir George W hite, PIelate:
SirfH. p. Woodard, 81. W.
Sir K Parker. Jr. W.
Sir d. c r Sder, TressurGi
Sar y. ]. Wlggn, Recorder.
hdr p. II. Stanley. Sd. b;
Gir Gus Esuer, ST 3;
~ B. K. Pullsu, Warden;
Efr Louis Christian. Gusrd. ihan "
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PEKE CHAPTER 30. 4. n. A. H.
Meets seosnd Monday in each month over
Odd Fellows Hall.
Companion A. :. WhesleF, Il. P:
Com panion John Lent, X;
Companion D. c. Trader, =;
Companion GEORGE AellersA, G. h:
Com paHion Il. p. Woodward, T. e;
Com psniou JesEe ". Page, Z;
Companion II. II. Psyuter. -
Com psuion J. J. Suter, u.
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LODGRs OF PERFLCTIey.
PRyy CH4PTER y0.4 R.LM

II EFN NJ Llo No 4
gsAn zsnt. p. NJ.
MITHRAS NO. 2.
Gso-Ke ksllegsh, p. NJ.
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COTTON FACTORS,
GROCERO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 900 FISONI sIHLhII
OF UNION. MEAPHIs, TENN.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. !, 1896.
We have this day associated with US in busi-
ness, Mr.. II. N. bUGHER, under the name and
9'' ~ u ~ ANISEhsoN q GAY.
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FIRST CLASS COTTON LAND
Fer sale.

A TRACT OF land, unsurpassed Ior I5s 1, Pa3 Pr
~ 5,scfjs,r, al COTTON Coru, "a 9lereu lgr - 2.
Il "a sIfrrsfec IN pe5oto comfy. Miss, . z-lies
rom Msmphis. Kncwn as secEon ~. lown-
aTpi7 Il ths AFskAle 2 ns~ .RAEsH
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OFFICERS :

EUREKA COIEtIL, Noe R.ANB S n.
hesss Third Monday in each noRth, Al Odd
El.l4ov-ss RufldfnE
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P. WELLER,
MERC-HANT TAILOR
M 2AS Eraat ssrea4

yEyOUID be pleased 20 see bis old friends and
w IS many new ones as may favor him with
their patronage, with the full assurance that he
viii use his utmost endeEvors 70 please them.
His stock comprises full assortment OF
Imnarted rl0ths- CassImeres Yasftnos
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p o w d e r ,

on hand and FOR sale az No a5 Common stfeet,
New Orleans. in packages OF all quantities.
Also, Dror and Buck shot, CAPS, etc. Sfaefs
promptly dlled. nosA ~
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE GREAT BOAT RACE.

tPoUaHkERHsIE, Sept 6.-The great boat
race between Hamill and Brown came OF this
morning. Brown won the race. Hamill struck
the stake-boat while ahead in the race and
Brown then came home alone.
ALBANY, Sept. 9-The boat race has been
awarded to Hamiil, on a "foul."
j : NkwBURe. N. Y, Sept. 9.-The boat race
took place this morning at twenty minutes
past six O'Clock The referee gave the signal
t start, and the contestants went OFF in fine
style, Hamiu Leading Brown and having the
outside OF the course. This position he kept
for nearly a mile when Brown gained on
Hsmiil and passed him, making gap OF a
length or two, which. however. he kept but q
short distance, when Hamiil again took the
lead, keeping 1t to the stake boat, which he
reached In 10 minutes, and where occurred the
collision, which is claimed by both parties to
have been caused by the other.
Inc accounts agree that when Hanill came
ABREAST OF the stake boat he was about three
lengths ahead OF Brown, the latter, however.
gaming upon him with lightning.like raridi-
tv. Hamill now making Inc turn OF
the stake-boat with Brown upon the
INSIDE, and In an instant the bow OF
the latter's boat went crushing through
that Of HamilPs at nearly right angles, dirty
ing hole through it about foot abaft the
cockpit Brown quickly backed water and
extricated his boat, and turning the stake boat,
came on down the course, arriving at the
judges boat at : O'Clock and SIS seconds; thus
making five miles in al minutes and Sc seconds.
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COLORADO JEwsrr,s LAST MARES NEST.

COLORADO JEWETTs5 LAST MARE g NEST.
II has been given out by the Associated Press
that sthe President received a letter yesterday
from W. Cornell Jewett, protesting to make
supdry important Political disclosures affect.
ing the safety of the country, and promising
more OF the same kind" i,
Mr.. Jevett is pretty well known by famS,
- and the public have been in doubt whether he
is most monam ,or humbug. He has been
bobb,ng around in s"Newspaper Row, for
some days With his simportant disclos ures y.
endeayoring to palm them off upon the cor
respondents, but not one of them would take
stock in them to the extent OF telegraphiup
l ne, or even postage stamp, with the exception
OF the correspondent OF the Boston Post, who
rushed off Colorado's eaEard to his paper. 1t
may quiet the nerves Of our contemporaries
who are quoting the Post article to know the
source OF 1t. The following is the Jewet.
mares nest as semitic the Post: nB e-
s'Some startling revelations are leaking out
here touching the revolutionary schemes of
the Radical leaders. 1t has been disco ysred
that the plan for Radical governments aud ne
gro supremacy in the Southern States was
Concocted and matured at the Uonven ton Of
Southern "Loy alists" on the 18th of September
last, In Phllaoelphia, where were present the
States. 1t was then and there Determined to
organize revolutionary army, which should
hold the South under the control fthe Radicals
regardless of what might be the popular vote
Il was also determined that E. NJ Pease
should, by some means, be placed at the head
OF the State organization in Texas; and, liz ODE
dience TO this Eliot of the revolutionists, Gen
Sheridan deposed Governor Throckmorton
and installed Pease in the executive chair.
In further continuation Of the same plot,
General e. J. DAVIS was given rowing
commission by General Sheridan, osten-
sibly for the purpose of superin tending the
registration, but really to organize the Texas
quota Of the Grand Army OF the Republic, the
members OF which are sworn to hold the pow.
or OF the South, regardless of the Constitutional
or legal barriers. That work is now in rapid
progress, and funds are being supplied through
the "Loyal Leagues by the Radical Congress
sional Committee of this city, Of which Mr.
Schenck, of Ohio, is chairman. NY lnforma-
ton is to the effect that this military organi-
zaton is now being rapidly pushed forward in
all the Southern States, aud it is reported
that the supreme command Of this revolution
airy force has been bestowed on the late COM
maHder OF the Fifth Military District In view
of this powerful organization, which stands
ready TO throttle the Government the late
proclamation of the President may not be Ill.
timed. OF the truth Of this statement there is
now abundant proof, and steps will be taken
by the Government to meet the impending
dancer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-09

PkRsoSAL.-Mr. William g. Metzerott. IF
this city, hasreturned by the steamer Hermann
from an extensive continental trip, taken with
ms family He is looking in greatly Improved
1e'i'A oy MS trip, we are glad to say. In Lon.
ooh' on MS way home, Mr. Mstzsrott met
y uuee ohh' VINO was well, and a. thu, date
<Aus 20, was preparing to leave for the Con.
tihent for two months trip. Mr.. John H,,,
OF this city, Swiss Consul G eneraI ,or En-.
United States, was LETT by Mr. Ms,zero,, J,
Lausanne, Switzerland. Mr. H. will rs,n
TO the United States In January. MIR. Mst-ar
CIT informs as that few weeks ago Mr.. SAM
Williams and his brother in law, Mr.. .fefFsr.
son Rives, OF this city. met with an aecident
while boating At Hamburger. They were ON
their way In row boat to what is termed the
Alster Basin at Hamburth, when s. eanaer ran
INTO them, utterly dsmoIishing their boa.
1ney both jumped into me water ana swan
some distance to the shore. The affair created
considerable excitement in Hambugh, and the
cooihess exhibited by the a mericans in their
dangerous positions was put down to the
eredlt OF Yankee sang froia. The Hamburgh-
ers mad 1t that Mr.. Williams SWAN ashore
pumng dis cigar, bat as he doe s'nt happen 70
smoke TINS was Of course slight exaesera.
ton. Dir. Harvey, our Minister to Portugal
came out In the steamer Hermann.