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The RepubIicau Party In pieces.

From the Anti-Slavery Staudardl
WAsHINGroN, December 8, 1867. The
Republican party in Congress is falling
in pieces. 1t il being constantly betrayed
by its own friends. The great organ
iZation-grandest of all mere political
parties ever formed-has no enemy 50
dangerous as the cowardly and trescher-
ous. the timid time. server, and the mere
expediency. who dwell within
its borders. In Congress il fails constantly.
II is falling to pieces daily. A chief
reason is because II has no leader, 10 one
brave enough to strike back, or sagaciOus
enough to see = blow and ward it of.
Whatever else might be said of Mr.
Stevens leadership, il has the merit of
striking back, and of being always ready
to attack when liberty was threatened.
A crowd OF mere responsibilities now
strive to rule. All of them are secretly
conscious OF their unhtness for the
position their ambition Rspires to. So all
Strike to prevent other men from that
direction. Schenck is too cross, Kelley
is deemed too egOtistical, Boutwell, and
Sheliabarger too modest. Ia quality with
which not many are afflicted, Butler Is
too imprudent on an emergency, Logan
is not vet a skilful enough parliament
tartan. Julian would be best, but he is
too hard worked and weary a man to
undertake the task. For all practical
purposes Mr.. Stevens is Of the past, eX-
cspt 50 Gsr as he can counsel.
Ii is no use Disgusting the facts. The
Republican party is not HOC one. There
are ftCo distinct parties i8 Us midst The
question is really which shall keep the
great name and maintain the splendid
organization. This honor belongs by all
that is Just to the Radicals. The Con-
servatiyes have no claim, many of them
are petty and peddling soldiers OF offortuue,
while the others are jaundiced and dis
appointed politicians, who grieve at
being 50 near statemanship and yet
unable to make the people recOgnize
them as such. What lranspired on the
black dsys-a twin disgrace-O last week
was q fRGl, II yet unTeeOgnized, 6tOW al
the ia3ity Ofthe party. Nothing can keep
these discOrdent elements together long
except the pressure Of an outside danger,
overwhelming as that which drove them
into fusion when Sumter was fired upon,
The Republican party in Congress might
have survived, though that is doubtful,
the defeat Of impeachment.
There are other measures that might
have rallied the shattered elements.
| But it can never survive the utter wreck
| of mutual confidence which has resulted
! from the tyrannicGi and shameless con
/ duct ofthe majority t0Isich destroyed the
1 ndtiOH's qredt. hope. That conjunction o.
| Conservative fear and coppeThead lust;
| was fitly eXemplified by the manner il
/ which they crushed all debate, destroyed
/ free discussion, and made parliamentary
i liberty a jest, and brought to shame anC
| scorn the highest prsrOgative bestowed
/ by the Constitution on the National Leg
/ islature. The tyrdnnicdl conduct Of IN,
majority in preventing debate has swep
away the last hopes among discerning
men Oflooking to keeping the Republican
! party intact.
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, Kent's COmments-
ries, Blslop on Criminal Law Carutners HIS
tory Of a Law Suit, stephens Pieadlngs-
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 5reenleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adam 8 Equity Jurisprudence, Adam s Equity
Pleading Redheld on Wills, Hilhsrd on Mort
cages, Parsons on partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburu on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, ANGEL .Ames on Corpora-
lions, Storyis Conflict Of Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conkltn's U. y. Treatise.
Recitations aud examinations each day at 4
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week. and Ap-
pallate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted 70 enter any Ciass out no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Tern-s E25 per Session, payable IN advance,
entrance Fee, IS per Session.
Ali Students OF Law can attend Tree OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcutiou and explanation OF Latin and
French technicalities by the President
Arrangements Will be made 70 uoard and
lodge Students at SO per month. APLtcatoUs
shsuld be msde early, selV
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MIS-. JACKSON, Dear Miaddna-lt ts with
Measure that 1 certify to you, that seeing one
OF your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians and
the highest edical authorities Of the United
States. cert Tying that your oils for the com
plexion and teeth were purely tna oils, extract :
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant II
when used according to directions 20 cure the
worst and NEST ifiicult tsgs n nursing. sore
mouth. ctnker of the stomach, bowels and dys
peuSia For sc ofnlOus disorders, when used
both internally and eNteTna w. has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter a2ed fifteen months having the Whoup ng
cough for several me nths. accom- anied with
what the doctors call Wuite Caukert her - outh
and throat beiRg ri 1ly uieersied, and nav
ing tried everything for It's relief could near
on All TO no purpose, bought one bottle oi
your oil for the complexion, cal ed " Queen
Bess, went according 70 the directions, did not
use quite one bOitl-, aud am most happy "a
state to you that 10 has cared my ch'lt. Nhe Is
now as well and he Tty rs ever she was In her
life. / give you his, my certificate hoping YOU
will publish &c, that thOusau y OF others VINO
NAV be arfiicted with any Of the abnve affec-
lions may at once get bottle OF your Queen
Bsss" for feel sure they VIII ind tnmediate
relief. Yours respectfully, -
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Liberal Advances HaiG on COIsiglnGatS.
T. w. IRVINE g. CO..
Cotton f. aC to rs
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
21S Front street, Upstairs.

IN entering upon smother commercial year,
| with the experience OF the past, nsught
Nth he many vicissitudes incident TO
changed system OF agriculture, aud for which
most or our plaebers were little prepared, re-
as q a Experiment tried, we shall adopt ris ID
cash system In our DISTINGUISHING no risk,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt OF
eopsigumenis reniitting proceeds with as little
delsy as possible; bat in all cases obeying ir-
structi0ns of shippers, and using our best en-
deavOrs TO promote the Interest OF our patrons.
tlur Arrangements for furnishing supplies,
RagRipg Rope, Gunnies, Groceries and ProY1-
sions are such, that we promise 70 furnish
them at our lowest market price, and MAKE II
as much, or more, 10 your interest," 70 oIaei
through as, than to pureDass in person.
Hoping 10 receive your patronage and indu-
ence' we are respectfully -
osl Sin r. W. IRVINE & co.
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OD'' MIS-, WM. b. COLLINS.

AcF~rs WANTED vale or Female. in avery
town and eouaty in the United States, 70 intrO-
ducs this eelr brated preparation. Agents are
nov making from $50 to s20s per month, clear
of expenses. Apple tiOuS for agencies can ne
made for the present 70 Mrs Jackson, at the
Whftemore Honse, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or TO The mar u
featuring depot. No 1l3 sixth street, 50. Louis,
Mo either IN person or by letter.
NOR II
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FAssMAN's IRoH TIES
COTTON BALES.

rTyHE undersigned have made extensive ar
Il ranEements to supply the demand Tor tne=e
Ties the present season.
In addition toths FASSlIAN AbfOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fOret they now onsr his ALLIGATOR IL 2, win
teeth 30 arranged as to 4 SANITY clamp ne
hoop when the pressure j. remCVea ftcn1 iEe
bale and hold IL without sil piping.
Great pains have been takem % secure tne
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple IA their arrange
meLt hat they can be applied by any one 70
bales Of any size. with the same facility and
= pedltio1 as rope. In strength. security and
AGILITY OF application they VIII cOmpare Il
vorabiy with any yet introduced.
The advautages Of Iron Ties are now gemer-
ally recognized; but1t fs deemed net out e
place 10 ca : the atseatioH Of those Interested
10 the very en- phatic recon a1eudatlcu OF Uu-
derwriters. steamboat captains, snd owners
and a gents OF Sea steamer and Sa.1ng Nee-
ssis recentiy published IN the newspapers IN
New Orleans
CHAMBERs & I.ATTING,
General Agents, New Orlears
For sale by
HEACHAM & TREAnWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN. q o.,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants
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MRS. GA WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. $ Xth and seventh
MRS. WIN. r. coLLINs CERTIFICATE

HANEIBAL, No August p, 1876.
NRS JACKSON Dear rsddT1 ! am most
happy 70 inform you thata ter having suffered
more than three years with what some ply 81
clans rail- nursing sore nOu Ii, or canker OF the
mouth and throat I tried various remedies,
but found nothing TO DO me any glOd until
ht ard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen Bass bought one o u
RE. went according 70 directions, and am truly
tbaDkfuIt say have f0uud a permanent cure.
HoDing you will put lish this, that otoer oOr
snff- -reTs NAV he benefitted 10y 70, ] remain,
Yours respectfully,
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HEBREW CALENDAR
MASONICDIREOTORY
1867.

LoDGEs,
ArgERo5a. No. I6s Meets lst Monday IN
ever taanth, 6 Oad-F Glow q 81. cor court
S,d 49,. ~ n Forster, "a Front street,
W o.: John Beamish, Seoy.
E.,rrrr Nr-rars. 40. 49, Meets ID Friday OF
eaca -noatu-HalI, cor. Mao is9n ana second
n n seiIars, W. NJ. Benz. X. Pullen, Sec.
80 S50oTr- No. 2sQ Meets lst Friday o. each
-n.0--1tn-EsII. cor. Madison and second. John
Ainsie, y "; T. p Wood y, s5a5a, ls.e sec s ,.o,
r,orIrI,-ll llId-FsIlows' Hal. P. n. Stanley
W ~: " Z. Butls, see 80. 49,
Er-E1rSfSG, No. 8il ~ ~ 1heets 7'H L,,r Z luz
sf earr r1ontl-2f Frent street Jonn j.
rW9rsrarn g35. ". N b. X, fuilenu "a, SEC.
ROYAL ARCH.
PErrpy Chapter. No 4. Meets "a MONDAY OF earn
r1onth-Odd-Fell Hall. Johu Lent, n l.
b p 2. N. Levy. Seo'y.
h. AND 3. X.
Vr,yvv. CounoU. No. 6. Meets ID Monday o.
s.arb month"; odd Fellows Kali. John Aents
Tn. m; =. J.. Wiggin, Bee.
TEllFLARs
I,yEevE Cora1nandery, No.4 4. Meets 9Th Non
day Of each month John zent, Com; n j.
Wigkin Rec.
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
Ok Front Street.
HEHHEs Lodge q Perfection, 18TH 10. J..
5lated Communications ID "Wednesday nlBhl
Of each month. Henry ?. Woodard, ga, S'''
" -. CbarIeE M Carroll, 18th. Sec.
NrrHHAs Lodge Of Perfecton, lath.i 10. z.
Meets 81 wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, SD, o.. NJ A. h. hrsnkians' S4o'
4, ,ssfgiFrA council ofPrnoes Of jerusalem, 18TH;
80. l. Benz. K. PuIlen, S2d-, harsh-''' -
nv crsa prER OF Rose Crolx, 18th, No. ].
C,harles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W.; n T. Tom
PsIII'Sr3E ssEs Council Of K-h, soth.,
40 d Henry P. WOodard, 3D. Comm.
william Y Cirode S2d, Rec =. -
r~,-s1apDRy or WEST TENssB rs TX, I'D. Jonn
Ai1slie, g3d., Comm. in Chlefi Dodge e
Trader, 22d, keg'.
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SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.
SARAAYsIs CAN EE CURED

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MxMPHIs, TENN, December 2, l8s7.
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aAAUEL GILBERT AID silaA5 T. GLii9EHr,
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GEN. MCCARDLE was again arrested
on the 9Th inst, and bound over to keep
the peace for twenty months, and not
to write anything iibellous against any
one for the same space of time. He gave
the bond rather than again become the
inmate Of the Hotel Ord. The General
clothes the outside of the pspsr in mour-
ing, and publishes an srtical from which
we take the following paragraph
As anything not complimentary, or
agreeable, to military commanders,
l0yal leagues, radical Legislators and OIL
cials, may, and probsly will, Ue prououn-
ced " Hbeilous," f" and my bond declared
forfeited, shall be compelled, by the
mower Of the bayonet, TO "sPeak with
bsted breath, ," and, when noticing public
functionaries, l shall be compelled TO
sing nothing but hymns Of lOftiest
praise 90 Whether those hymns be
chanted in "horid prose" or sung in
"honied lies ufrhyms" will, | suppose,
be q matter OF small moment. lfa sutfi-
cient amount of laudsuon, adulstiOn,
and iulsome praise, is uttered, presume
the happy recipients will care very little
for either tune or metre"
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The King of Italy declines to accept
the resignation OF Gen. Menabreai his
Prime Mi.ister, who will retain his
place, making some changes in the COM
position of the Cabinet. The King Is
evidently unwilling TO be driven by the
Parliament to the suicidal experiment Of
a contest with France for the possession
of Rome. II is not so clear, however,
that he will be able to hold his present
possession against the revolutionary
element in his own dominion.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. WOLCOTT's CERTIFICATE.
OurNCy. III. NoyeTD her }, l5fi

rJiHE folIowingc selected frora hun
1 dreds iu tue possession OF the pfOpfietress'
are confidently submitted 70 the public;
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CANNIBALs CAN'T STOMACH THEM.
The following is a hard bit at the
Radical emissaries. 1t is said that the
wolves and buzzards in Mexico will not
touch the carcass ST Mexican "greaser."
Cause-garlick. For his moral cOrrup-
ton the cannibal would not ike 10 eat
one of the emisssries Of FORNEY or
THAD STEVENS in the South. He GER
tainly would refuse the dainty bit, If he
knew the creature:
Late letters from Australia contain the
startling intelligence that the Indians in
the interior have eaten up several mis-
siOn2ries, who were sent 10 convert them
from bsrbarism. Would it not be well
for the Mission Board hereafter to select
such men as are not calculated to tempt
the morbid apetites of ths scOundrels ?
We would suggest as fitting candidates
the Radical emissaries now in our state.
No respectable barbarian could stomach
one Of them, and they'd he poisoned il
they did The only objection to this
plan is our fear OF running the morals OF
the savages s.-Aberdesl E'Uanliner.
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SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

rT,lIE Law Department Of the Memphis Col
l lege will oDeu on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlensen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional lay Gen. ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & Plead ng lion. H. X. HEATH
Personal Property q Pleading "A. NJ. LEgIs
FQuity q Commercial Law Hon. =. T. SCRUGGs
Grim. Law q Admiralty y Gen. J. R.EHALNEEs
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for having deliberately murdered Samuel
Lewis, sheriff OF MeNaiFy cou1ty, who
served during the war, with much credit,
Is a captain In the Federal army. When
he met bis death, the late gubernatorial
campaign being in progress, Sheriff
Lewis was attempting 10 restrain the
fury OF q negro mob, led by Hardin and
one or two Others. But the Loyal
Lacquer was not to be spared from the
work which had been planned by
Judge Hurst and q few Radical
whites Of that section. 1t was nec-
essary to reserve his murderous skill
for other deeds Of blood, and as
a white jury, irrespective Of party, would
certainly have hung the accused, safe
means OF escape was provided Ia tne
"unconstitutionality OF the 18th sec
tion. BY rejecting all rebels and
securing a negro jury Hardin's aequIl-
tai would be of course assured. IN
accordance with this plan y pannei Of
over one hundred had, at last accounts,
been exhausted, and but two jurors hau
been Obtained-One full bloodeo negro
and the other Radical white man.
Thus has a Radical law been nulliied by
Radical Judge for the sole purpose OF
defeating the ends of justice thus has
UIEGEnEuE AtEu Col8lAA1ACA u "AAtN1 49,
result must be, at best, disastrous to the
peace and welfare Of this State.
The Informant from whom the above
facts we're derived, states that the citi-
zens Of MeNairy county were greatly de-
pressed ny the prospect before them, as
= great msjority 81 { disfranchised, and
therefore incompetent to serve as jurors,
while the negroes will, under the decision
of Judge Hurst, hava complete control OF
the courts.
In conclusion, we may state, as po-
litieal straw, the fact that the negro
leaders in this city, when they heard OF
the decision, announced openly that they
at lsst had things their own way that
the 18th section was done away with
that they intended to henceforth use
their voting strengths. for the advantages
of their own race, as the white managers
had been holding all the Offisesi and
that they intended to carry out these
views in the Convention to-day.
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DRY GOODS, ETC.

MeFrlmark calico at s. cts,
New York HlHs BieSCHea hUSiins 1t lie.
HeaVy Brown Demeslics at eJss
Irish POBiin~ al II cts.
Alpscss at 3 cts.
HnseJs az 10 Is.
Osna5uFss at cts.
Dsiaines at els.
1O-4 White HOOI BisnkFtS az % cts.
sens Caif eeWFd Boots Et 81 2j.
Aeh's Wax Bregans at IS Gle.
WOmeR'S shoes, all stJ les, at 10 cts.
COais' spool Thread ne throw IN
Aen's Viii Shirts. 90 CTS.
UNHF Stare the prices that STRAUSS q BLUM
i will sell their goods al after they conf
mence their
SELLING OFF SALE,
and this viii take place when their competitors
have g0i through with their
GREAT CLEARING SALE,
As the presumption is that this viu take
place
Before the First Of January Next,
Ard as they are not
Compelled to Leave Town,
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TD Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
i Public, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern prod1e-
tIon In our markets. In their devisement they
are puresy Southern - compounded with
special adaptitude 70 the variSus types OF
stomaeie dersngsmsna prevalent In our
climate,
uisa EsntIe stimulant 70 the system after
undergoing a severe Illness
It's cure for Dyspepsia
II assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholera MOrsuB.
Itisa preventive for Ohills and FeyeTs.
ills an lnVsiuable cGnpaniOn Tor person
travelling at all sessons OF the year
Its HONE enterprise, ard possesses true
merit
81 sold everywhere.
o. n EBBERT q CO..
Sole Manufactures.
Depot, No. 8 Howard's Row,
SebIO y deEapkt-. Tesn.
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TITUS &C CO..
Cotton H Rc tors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 10 Jefferson Street,
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS,

WE respectfully solicit a share OF the busi-
w ness OF the planters Of the South. We
thank our former customers for their patroE-
aye. aud would be pleased to have them con-
1nue business with as. Our charges are the
same a. heretofore. All Cotton consigned TO us
will De insured, unless otherwise Instructed.
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EDUCATIONAL
SAINT MARY's SCHOOL,

Poplar Street. East of Orleans.
Mrs. N. Z. POPE, Principal.
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THE DEsoTo

nERsONs wishing to enter pupils viii please
i call after pm, OF At any time saturday.
aala q
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NIGHT SESSION, IN CONNECTION
IA with this COilegtt Is now iuaugurated. As
z temporary afrang,inaent the Ciass meets In
the SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
No. 81 SOUTH COURT SrRBEr.
The course OF instrpcJion IL eminentiy prao-
tcal as well aS scientific, en- braciug everything
necessary TO dt younE' men tor tue EN- sieBt dis
charge OF the dutiefi Of an Accountant and
Book.keeper IN merchants Office. The stu
sdcnt goes through precisely the same routine
OF lournalizing posting into his ledger, and
closing his books ana thea maklngOut bis bal
Ence sheet, as he would In actual business
This process is renewed an indsnDit8 num-
ber OF times, tin he becomes - familiar With
these operations and as expert IN performing
them, as II he bad speut long apprenticeship
IN ihe Coundug House.
TERMs-For sight Session (fn advance one
month, IS three months. so.