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"A Roman Catholic paper, May llth,
announces in these terms the " miracle ~
of st. Janarius at Naples: esterdayi
after twenty-eight minutes OF prayer
the precious blood of the saint was per-
ceived to become gradually liquined."
"A new cannon invented by the
French emperor, is under trial at Vim
cennes in profound secresy, trusted ofll-
GERS alone being allowed to handle IL,
without the aid Of soldiers. 1t IS cop
per piece Of small eallibre, said to make
twelve to fifteen discharges per minute,
on the principle Of the needle gun.
Another report-hardly worth repeat
ing-says it Is discharged forty or nifty
times a minute, carries with accuracy
20OO yards, and would destroy the Wnole
front of a battalion in single ire. The
| only hint-if it be 50 much-giyen OF its
construction, says that it is operated py
- q series of metallic disks and tour
niquet.n
Col. Frank Wicker, assistant en-
gfneer OF the late Russian-American tele-
graph expedition, who has been over the
/ whole coast of Walrussia, and IS init
mately and thoroughly acquainted wiz
! its trade, ETC., is at New YORK. on MS
way to Washington
DIR. Syntax, who likes his nip ~
/ well as the next man, says ne spent Ioul
I years without tasting drop. A bystan
/ der suggested that it must have been th'
first four years Of his iife'
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD

TRAINS leave Hs follows city umel:
Through Express, Sundays excepted, 6:io
a-pa; Through Mail, 81 20 pm; SON erNlLie Ae'
comrnodatiOn az $40 p M.
Express connects At Grand Junction with
aferuoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Spr1sS, Water valley,
Grenada, Jackson, Nicksourg, Mss, New Or
All Coriuth, for Okolona, Columbus, Miss.
Mobile, Ala, etc
vile. Cincinnati, etc
Al Chattanooga, for all places IN Etsteru
Alabama. Georgia, North and south Carolina,
Virginia, " asiiingtOn, Baltimore FtiIalel pnla
Throurh Man connects ST Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Ten o.
AT Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala Coluul-
At Chatisnooza Mail trains connect for same
points as Express tra Ms
Baggage checked through
FoTFickets and further Information, apply n
the ofsce. No. 27S Main street, corner Of south
". j. ROSS, GenI Supt
A BARNES. GenT Ticket Agent.
apl4 "a S II SHOOK. PssSe niger Agent
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DissoEution
HALLER, FIsHER Z co.
Harvest, Harvest, Harvest

And other Agricultural Imnlenents.
MILES OWEN, Trustee,
my2l lIn 2k Front street.
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
IwnsrHas ASSOCIATED PRESS Azponrs.l

WAsHINGTON, June 1S.-A letter has
been received from Queretaro wherein
it is stated that the general-in-ehief on
the Sth issued the necessary orders for
the trial Of Macmillan, Miramon and
Mejia. In accordance with the laws of
January 4, 1862, Macmillan requested
permission, which was granted, to send
= telegram to the Prussian minister in
Mexico, the purport whereof was to
request him, Don Maria Riva Calacia
and MARITIME De La Frame, to act as his
defenders.
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-In the circuit
court, Judge Yates presiding, in the case
Of Kennedy vs.. Gibson, arising out OF
the recent failure Of the merchants ma
tional bank, Washington, involving the
question Of individual liability to the
clause in the general national banking
laws, the court to-day rendered a lengthy
opinion, to the effect that no suit can be
maintained under the said clause until
the controller of currency has audited the
accounts of the insOlVent institution and
aseertained, after due notice to the cred
itOrs, the amount Of liabilities.
LOUISVILLE, June IS.-At a meeting
of the captains Of the Steamboat assOci-
alton, rates Of freight to all points south
were advanced twenty-five per cent. sn
former prevailing rates.
A railroad convention is in session at
the Louisville hotel, having in view the
reduction Of rates, and the establishment
Of quick time and accurate connections.
Some twenty roads are represeB6Det
NEW YORK, June 1S.-A New Orleans
special says Minister Campbell declines
saying what has transpired between the
state department and himself He feels
confident that the people will sustain
him in the position he has taken when
the records are published.
A violent rain storm took place in
Philadelphia last night, doing cOnsid-
cradle damage, extent whereof not
known.
The Heruld's special says Secretary
Seward rendered a Mexican mission to
Gen. SteadmaD, to proceed there at once.
The general declined, on account Of the
condition Of his private affairs.
AUGUSTA, GA, June Registration
OF voters begins this week in Georgia.
A white man named w. l.. Flynn, a
storekeeper on the Albany and Gulf
railroad, was murdered by two negroes
last night, his head and face being chop
ped to pieces with an ak. They then
burned his house. The murderers were
arrested by cOlOred men. Indignation
was so great it was with great difficulty
the whites were prevented from lynehiBg
| the culprits.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.-The city
council refused yesterday TO adopt res
/ olutiOn rendering the president welcome
on his way through the city. The radi-
Gals violently opposed the measure.
BOSTON June lS-The ninety second
anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker
Hill was observed yesterday with IN
usual spirit.
SAN Francisco, June 1S.-The Amer
! lean whaling snip Canton was wrecked
/ May third near Hakadale. Five lives
were lost The vessel is s total loss.
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CYRExr Commandery, 'So. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each rnoath. John Gent, CON-; \. J.
N---l-In E...n-
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The MEMPHIS SAppElI
MEMPHIS:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL. 1871
ru,u-... - -, als..s'

-Thomes Dunn English, Of the New
York press, is the author Of 81 Ben Bolt. -
-Piccolomini has recovered her health
and is soon TO appear in Florence.
-Maximilian Is the ghost Of Banduo
at all the royal and imnerihI fesffvala in
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LArr rnon wAsnINeros.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Ihe attorney
general to-day personally mailed copies
Of his opinion on the powers OF military
commanders in the southern states, agreed
in cabinet yesterday, TO the leading jour
mails of the country east and west, he
declined to allow any synopsis or the
full opinion to be telegraphed in ad-
vance. The tenor Of 1t is, heweveT,
known, and it is freely held in adminis-
tratlon circles to-day that the moment It
IA spread before the country the presi-
dent will issue orders revoking every
order issued by Gems. Sheridan and Pope
which displaces civilohicers Of the state
and cities within their respective COM
mands.
It is seemingly conceded in republican
quarters to-day that there viii be a July
session Of congress. The Chronicle has
issued a double-Iesded, two-column srti-
Gle, which has been sent to all Of the re-
publican members, calling upon them IN
the most positive language not to fail to
be present at the meeting in July. lt
declares that the recent telegram for
wsrded to certain morning journals that
an extra session would be called in
August by the executive, was sent with
the presidents sanction, and that 1t is a
mere ruse to prevent July session.
The republican congressional committee
are represented as recommending q July
session.
A paper is in circulation here, and is
being Rumerously signed, asking the
president to pardon Gen. Lcngstreet.
Gen. Grant returned this morning, and
was busily occupied at the headquarters
of the army during the entire day.
An agent for the Pacific railroad, CALI
fornia side, has arrived in Washington
to obtain, through the freedmen's bu-
reau, the services of from one thousand
to five thousand colored Iaborers on that
road, offering them stesdy employment
and high wages. There are thousands
Of colored men out OF employment in
this city.
The southern officials are congrstula-
ting themselves tonight on the promul-
CATION of AttOrney-General Stanbery's
opinion They believe that soon after
the cabinet meeting on Tuesday another
will be issued, revOking the orders issued
by Gems. Sheridan and Pope, displaeing
them from the offices they held under
the states of Georgia and Louisiana.
Advices from New Orleans show that
the new government finds the treasury
of Louisiana so bankrupt that there is
not money enough on hand TO pay the
state officers.
The brick layers at work on the treas
ury extension struck yesterday for the
eight hour system, but the government
refused to accede to their demand. The
work in progress, demands large num-
Der Of laborers, and it is feared that the
strike will cause great delay.
The programme OF the presidents trip
to Boston, is published. He leaves here
on Friday morning, and remains in New
York that night, leaving for Boston on
Saturday. No stoppages viii be made
on the way. Sunday will be devoted to
rest in Boston for the ceremonies
Monday.
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MASONIODIREOTORY
TRR-

FuzrxA Council. No. g. Meets 81 Monday Of
each month t'sid-F ellov7s' Hall John lentr
Tn. III: n. J. WigEiu, Rec.
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD LANDS
FOR SALE.

I'VE have the pleasure Of placing on the
w market those very desirable and valuable
lands so well known TO the community as the
Homestead Tract Of the late Geralous Sun
tyn, ESQ situated at the first station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, nve miles
east OF the city. The improvements with
about twenty acres of land, have been re-
Gently sold 70 Hume +. Hill, Esq who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
OF the traft, consisting of about 40 acres
has been laid OF in lots varying In size nom
i've to ten acres, fronting upon broad aV-
euues and laid of so as to secure the greatest
amount or comfort. The trains Of the Mem-
phis and Charleston railroad afford the oPpor-
funitv Of going in and out Of the city, from and
10 Buntyn,s station, four times a Gay, 50 as %
make a residence at This point almost as con-
venient as to live in the city itself
The choice can now be had OF lots WnOuy OF
part in original forest, or in Held,
In Exchange for City Property.
7sThe executors are directed by the VIII to sell
thIs place ard invest in city property, and We
viii receive propositions TO exchange for ethel
improved or vacant lots in the city.
70 all parties looking for a SUBURBAN resi-
5euee We do not thinK any property more de-
sirable can be found. in regard 70 health, con-
yenience or good neighoorhood, within the
same distance from the city.
The terms will be made very liberal and easy
and the prices low 20 pegties deSirOus OF buy
ing for occupation. PlaElaY )she subdivision
viii he shown at our Office.
myi7u ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust to me executed
Is by James J. Vaulx, Trustee, on the rrst
fst day of February. 1856, and duly recorded
at the Registers offtce or shelby county, Ten
nessee, IN Record soo6 = 81 S9mDer w Eiity-nlne
March, 1867, Tor the purpose OF securing the
payment Of two notes, one for the sum OF
TWENTY-FIVE Hundred Dollars, and the other
for the sum Of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars, both dated Feb. /, 1866, bearing interest
from date, and given by the said James J.
Vaulx. Trustee, to sarah 2. Gorsueh, FOR the
balance due her on account OF lots l3l and lsS-.
Now, therefore, by The authority vested IN
me 70 sell the property conveyed IN said Trust
Deed will on the
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r.,r41p. ore5ftors Of the ssfafe of r. ~. ApplepI
] - hsrei,v notified tnst ] have suggested
- i,sr.iranrv OF said estate 30 the ler + q -i
County Court OF Upton eo1ntslcy o. ~, e, ~.
ebsi~ clafrls duly autn--- 1-nrrst~ ra5es
months nom the date ar il plfrs,ial. C. "a ~
be Sled In bar o. t1 ~ al psrors nefi
y ,. ttats 20 sppsar a11
-r.,1i nE laWs On % HssA-i-s
9HN S. DICkAStl>- -.'-..-.t, 3. -. y. = -
is57.
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The Nese Era says The thermome-
ter stood at 81, at Columbus, Monday
afternoon.
The schooner Henry Cole recently
arrived from Tybee With two anchors,
which she had fished up there-ons
weighing ~, the otner gu pounds, and
also brought an iron cannon, weighing
800 pounds, which she had recovered ofi
Stone bar.
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Dianlond Lime.

V1HROUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
Cincinnati by ran oF river. Time guaran-
tessd-Cars saaled-u0 change from Cllclnnau
~ Nervy York ". Jay JOHNSON,
-fnr VA ha~f fHr3f
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RESTORATTON nFrANDED.

+ re Rlt13QTeU CtOtCCtTS TetcCtTU.-StOlen
from . citizen Of South Carolina
during the march of General Sherman,
in February, 1865, the following articles,
for the return Of which the above reward
will be promptly paid, viz:
One silver communion set, consisting
of eleven pieces, engraved as a donation
to "Scion Presbyterian Church Of
Winnsboro, South Carolina
One silver tea set of three pieces,
engraved "I. E. A"
One miniature bFeastpin on ivory.
One ladies' ring, engraved -. r. A.
to r. l. c." Single diamond.
The above articles did not cost, col
| lectively, over the amount Of the reward
offered, but are most earnestly desired
for the associations connected with them.
These articles with st least five times
| their value In other materials of gold,
silver and jewelry, etc. were taken pos
/ session of by a soldier known as Capt.
| Fuller, supposed 70 belong to the four
| teeath corps, L. s. A. Three hundred
/ dosiars will be paid for the return of the
communion set (which only cost S262).
Satisfactory references have been lodged
with the editor Of this paper that the
money will be paid if the articles are re-
/ turned.
The above appears in the advertising
1 columns of the New Haven Reqister,
4 from which it is presumed that the miss
/ ing property is somewhere in that vi
/ cinity. Within the past tive years our
/ New Orleans and other southern cores
/ pondents have more than once written
/ to the World that responsible persons
were willing to pay handsome rewards,
/ in most instances far exceeding the Pc
cuniary value of the stolen goods, for the
return Of plate, pictures, libraries, and
souvenirs Of all sorts which were stolen
| from private houses in the south during
the war New England villages are full
/ of such plunder, and in some instances
! these stolen articles are brazenly paraded
as "rebel relics" or secession tro-
/ phies.D It is time that these things
/ were restored TO their owners. There is
an opportunity in many instances to re-
ceive more than their value, and the
money can be safely pOcketed as q "re-
ward Of loyalty" There may be time
when a search warrant will strip some
% these New England houses of the
| "relics y aud 81 trophies,n and place the
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l,etyEeen the hours OF 10 and II an, sen on
fhe orer.Ises 10 the jghest bidder FOR cash, the
following described property, VIZ: A certain
tract or parcel Of land, known a. lots No l5t
s',,5 M 10 On the plan OF CireenlaW'S AGdi-
ton 10 ,the CITY OF Memphis. being l4S1S feet
so1sars. al the intersection Of the west side OF
Fourth street with the norta slde OF WILL street.
and the lifls believed to be perfect, but sell
THOS. LEECH Trustee.
Msmshis. June 8. 1857, - rss.s, -
1--sher4I --t- --1tlaass 4enn-
pz-st. Lof -sspublican, Louisville Courier
and Cincinnafi Enquirer copy till June 18Th
and send ain 70 THIS onlee. nYn rs
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United States
DIRECTORS :
RANKING.
dEMPHIS INSURANCE C0MPAET.
ORGANIZED 1874.
OFFICE, 22 I-2 MADISON STREET.
BANKING.
DIRECTORS

J. J. MURPHY, President
+. M CASH. Secretary.
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AMUSEMENTS.

New MEMPHIS HEATER-THE MATT
NEE.-The first matinee Of the season
was given at the New Memphis yester-
day, when Lolita appeared for the last
time. when Captain Charlotte, and Nan
the Good for Nothing were produced TO
one of the largest audiences of ladies and
children we have eyer seen in the New
Memphis. For the accommodation OF
ladies in the suburbs it is to be hoped
that matinees will be continued. There
is no possible doubt OF their being sue
cesslul. and alike profitable TO the enter
prise of Manager Thompson and an APP
predatory public.
THE EVENING PERFORMANCE.-Fhe
house, as is usual Of a Saturday night,
was slim. The company, however, per-
formed their parts in excellent style.
Married Life and 4 Ass IN the Dark
Dleased the audience immensely. On
Monday night Miss Fanny B. Price will
| commence a brief engagement, when the
play Of 4 Serious Family and GOcknlak-
er's Hat will be put on.
GREENLAw OPERA HOUsE,-phe Tale
Of EnehdntDleRt drew a splendid house
last evening, and the applause was as
enthusiastic as on the first night OF its
! concentration. The superb scenery and
magnificent Costumes, with the ever.
| changing tableaux, ineXpressibly beauti'
| full. crescent attractions that cannot be
resisted. The librettO, if it may be SO
/ called, ~embOdying a drama, upon which
| the gorgeous parsphernalia Is hung, is
J not without interest; but the chief merit
] is In the fascinating dances, the exquisite
4 personnel OF the "Coryphees,'' and the
tableaux, which in artistic arrangement
have never been equaled here. Mr.
beagle has shown that he knows how tC
conduct a Theater on the most liberal
land comprehensive scale, and his efforts
to please U public should not go gnFe'
warded. Unless interrupted by the inter.
position Of those curious turns the law
sometimes takes, although in its essence
the offspring OF reason, this beautiful
spectacular drama, with its brilliant
| effects, will be produced tomorrow even
ing, and each succeeding evening during
the week. The ladies were out in foTct
at the Greenlaw, last evening, and ]
theirs be any mawkish se1timentality
that fears to be shocked, those who were
present s attest that they have wit
messed quite as much hat Was obnoxious
to pIudery on every stage where they
have formed part of the audience, al
anything presented in the popular pieet
now attracting crowded houses to the
Greenlaw Opers House.
VARIETIES,-As USUAL this place o
amuseusnt was we'll filed by a mal'
audience. The singing and dancing, o
course, drew forth frequent applause
Nothing is put upon the stage or a WORD
spoken that could offend the most fas
tidious. Mrs. WFay and Miss Ada re
ouire no praise; they are excellent
Mics Fannie Williams and Miss Carrie
Cornell, together with Sallie EidridgI
and Toney Lum, are last growing II
popular favor.
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REORGANIZATION.
st. L0uis, NemphlS & VickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following first -0
class Side wheel Steamer wihEE
leave Memphis promptly On FRIDAYS AND
MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock pm. for Vieksourg ano
all way landings steamers
RUBICON, W. H. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS
Il. M. SHREVE, II. Carter, Master, FRIDAYS
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master,
PEORIA CITY, I. II. Silver, Master,
Making close connection with Meriasan ant
Selma Railroad, and YazOo Hlvsr Packets
By prOmptnessa aud regularity anQ stficl az
tention to all busine entrusted to 1hem, tnesi
Packets trcgt 20 merit and receive the patrOn
age Qf Shippers.
Freight received at all hours al Clty wharf
boat, foot OF Monroe street.
LARRY H~ARNsTAD & CO. Agents,
ocl5 II 27 Main street, corner Madl2o1.
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q oUEcEmENT.
FOR RENT.
To RENT

rbe PLANTATION Of the late Johu r. Ham.
lin deceased, containing ll40 acres situated
afvhf miles east Of Memphis, near the Pigeon
R7osf Road; 60 acres cleared and In nne
state for cultivation. The place viii be rented
iu a body or any number Of acres, 70 suit TEN
ants. HOuses AL new and IN good order VIII
many COnveniences, Including On AAni
BlacksmiHhssShop, etc I'D
Also. ZOO acres rich bottom land ~ Iunlca
county, Miss opposite Helena. nVe mice L9l9
me river. with con Portable improvements and
under good fence will be rented IN a poay "
I'M quantity ts suit tenants. 800 acres open
Apply TO r. W. IRvINE, rs Front Row tor
further information, or JOHN b 1870
Administrator John p. HHmllni decehe
Memphis November u, 1851. now In
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Our Latest improved
NRW SCALE REAN0.F0RFR.
-GROVEsTEEN s. CO.,
499 BrOadtpaH. N. 7.

mHE5F Instruments, after the most hatteriDg
L testimonials from the nrst Ptanists in the
country, who, at our solicitation, have tested
them in the ssverestm hammer poSa5e, nav been
pronounced THE FINEST SQUARE HANO-
FORTE MADE IN Il WORLD.
It has always been oar policy 9nItng tnS
Hirfy-st1 years that we have manufactures
Pianos, haelUe thousand Of which are now Ia use
in the United states and Europe 70 give me
dnest instrumeRtat the lowest cosss Our sope-
rior facilities enable US to offer them from one
10 three hundred dollars less than any otliei
Tbe 4 ne OF these instruments are Temarkabli
for their peculiar Sweetness ape Great Bill
Hancv. never losing their quanty when forced
~ fbeir utmost capacity. The lower registel
retaining It's pOsldYeness does not destroy t1l
middle and upper registers by mtDglng viii
fhem IN disagreesble confusion, the rennet
beauty of tone being equally delightful 70 tn
I impractical and 70 the most ~oulttYated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF Plane, m
! islied In the most superb manper We goar ~
/ re1,af corners front ard bGek heavily carved leg
| ana Lvre Ser1entine base richly moulded, an
years sspadswly
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attachment Notice.


George ClanSOn rs. Lacy Mcfee.
IN this cause Il appearing 20 the Court that
Lacy McFee has aoscended so that ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upOn aim,
mss an attachment has been issued against
he said defendant, which has been returned
Levied anon two Nalos one Wagon and one
set Harness, the defendant not 70 be found
and Il further appearing hat the property az
attached is OF 8 p~erishabie nature, it Is cOnsld-
cred hy me that judgment nisi be rendered
eQainsI said defendant in favor OF plaintiff fOI
the sum OF S24 and costs OF suit, unless he en-
Ter his Appearance in tHls cause within foul
weeks from this date and thai publication be
made in some newspaper published in ths
/ county OF shelby requiring the said defendant
/ 10 answer said attachment, etc. and that o @
I Robertson, the officer levying SAID attachment
I proceed TO sell she property 20 attached to ths
I highest bidder, for cash, after having adver
tised the same Tor ten days, q hold the pro
eaeds auDiect 70 the further orders OF this CcuFi
Witness my han and ssal this 18Th HOVep
Der. 1851.
NOVA laW4W9 ~ AA1LL1R,% Up.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-To-morrow

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-ro-mOrrOW
win be the day for the regular monthly
meeting of the Chamber. The adver-
! tisement will be found in tO-dsy's APP
PEAL. It is important that the mem
bers should be punctuaL II the institu-
ton be Of any value its members should
show their acknowledgement by mani
1 resting due p~pnctuality. We regard the
Chamber as highly important to the in
! terests Of Memphis, and negligence on
the part OF those who should be con-
eerned In all its action, cannot but have
a hurtful influence. We trust that they
need no sntresty from us to stimulate
them to do what they should themselves
feeltO be an imperative duty.