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q WANTING IS-HARHHOD AND HON
nTrE

Such is the sentence, pronounced in
advance, by Senator SHERMAN Of Ohio,
on STANTON, the Secretary Of War. In
a debate in the Senate on the Tenure-oi
Office Bill, that Senator said
The senator, Mr.. Hendricks, shows
that himself and argues truly that II
would not prevent the present president
from removing the secretary Of war, the
secretary Of the navy and the secretary
OF state and if I supposed that either Of
these gentlemen was so wanting Ia man.
hood, in honor, as to hold his place after
the poiitest mitigation by the president
Of the United States that his services
were no longer needed, 1 certGinly, as a
senator, would consent to his FemOgR! at
any time, and so would we all.
STANTON might with as much pro-
priety have insisted on remaining in a
gentleman's psFlour, sitter being requested
to withdraw, as have refused to resign
when requested to do so by the Presi-
dent
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PREss REpoRTs.l

LOUISVILLE, August I4.-The river is
falling, with two feet ten inches in the
canal.
New ORLEANS, August l4.-Admiral
Tegethoff arrived last evening and will
await orders from the Austrian govern
ment.
NEW YORK, August 14.--Advices from
Mexico state that Lopez, the betrayer Of
Macmillan, has been a~ssa3sinated.
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TO rHE READERS OF TIE APPEAL

The constantly enlarging circulation OF the
APPEAL, and the generous support given TO
both the Daily and Weekly issues BY city and
country, assure the proprietors Of the general
approval by the public Of lis purse since II
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge It offers for the Future.
Il will continue to e~ndeavOuT, in accordance
with the motto which 1t has adopted, 70 say
those things only that are true and honest. IL
has but a single Client. the People Of the South
and II will endeavor 20 advise its readers
wisely. In that il may onen fail but its opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious,
Al least.
Those 20 whom its conduct IS entrusted will
continue 10 endeavor 70 make the APPEAL &C
oeptable 10 its readers and desirable as q me
dunn for advertising. The Masonic column
will hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every Sunday reading appropriate TO that day
and the proprietoTs hope, BY close attention 70
the Affairs Of the papers and ohace, 10 still en-
t5le IL TO the support and confidence OF the
people, on which alone It depends.
JOHN 5. G. HOGAN 4 co.
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NEW DvERTIsEM'T

MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe
vi officers and members OF Leila
scott Lodge, NC. 2S9, will meet at navy
Hall Of South Memphis Lodge, No M
IFS, This Thursday Evening, 18th W
inst, at s O'Clock pm, for labor in The NJ. NJ.
degree.
Onicers and members Of sister city Lodges and
trans ent brethrel in good standing, are fra
ternaliy invited to at nd.
By order OF JOHN AINSLIE. w. M
Attest
b. PMnnrWARD. Saeratarr. anlS II
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For Sale for Charges

Reed from Memphis 4 Charleston 3. Z.
! box containing Patent Loom. market Lewis,
MatheWsA Co.
2 bbl Bone PhOsp, marked Lewis, Mathews
AGO.
4 9oI mdse marked L T Bescner.
u Flows marked Malrr 4 show.
Bellows markell L TustiD.
neat Separator marked A n wins & Co.
LOTION scraper marked James Show.
OotJon PIanter marked n PTreaL
1900 Lumber, Walnut, d Crawford.
z car loadss Wore q Elder.
! car load, Williams 90
! Do1 ulose msrEed Foster. Gwyun SEQ.
4 boZs mcse marked John homss-
i bal Bedding msrked Iohn TbogTaz
Ine ABOVE articles viii be soId Al our ware
house, on Court street, for account whom it
may concern Lopay charges. on KEDN EsDAT
August a. 1907, az 10 O'Clock a M.
JOHN T. HILL &c.
RoYs -ER, TEEzEvAST q Co, Auct onserA
fvla THf
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MRS. EMILY E. PERKINS
FLORENCE
SYKODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS IHstitutiOn, which has long enjoyed a
Il very high reputation among the Female
Colleges Of the south, IS situated Al Florence,
Ala which Is admitted to b one OF the most
delightful and salubFtOus towns in the south
west. it is very easy OF access. A branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad runs to
South Florence. It's President Rev Or. VIM
H Mitchell, il well known as one Of the ablest
teachers IN the country,
The SYNOD OF Memphis Al its last meeting.
passed the following resolution W believe
thai the Florence ~Synodical Female College
nom the eligibility of its location, { z ability
Of its Faculty. the course and system Of It's In
ntruction. anords equal or superior advantages
for the education Of Females TO any Institution
In the country.
Next session viii commence on the 9Th day Of
September mex Forfurtner particulars apply
10 the President, or 70
ROBERT N. PATTON,
Governor OF Alabama.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
fv1g dIWawIrr
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MRS. DOYLES SELECT SCHOOL.
VHEA utuunsl Session OF this Seminary FOR
L tpe destruction OF Pupils in ENGLI5H anG
FRENCH, viii commence on
Monday, September ed, 1857,
At the residence Of the Principal
No. 2O9 Carroll Avenue,
Late Market street Extended.
an I'm
select School.
SHELBY FEHALE INSTITUTE,
Tennessee.

I OCATED In the large and handsome build
IL ings, corner OF Broad and Vine streets,
formerly occupied by the Shelby Medical Col
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps Of Teachers,
the most complete m and Philosophical
Apparatus and Cabinet OF Minerals IN the
South, and Educational Advantages Of a supe-
riOr order.
ty-six years in tn South, and the Nice-Princi-
pa Formerly PrUfe-sorin the Nashville Univsr-
sty, IS a graduate Of the Universities Of Edln-
burg aud BOun-
Sessions begins o n the FIRST MONDAYS OF
and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday Of June.
TERMS-SOard and knglish Tuition, Session
Of i've months, $50 90 Music, French, etc,
Extra, For PARTICULARS send for a Catalogue.
GEO BLACKIE, A. N. D., Vfce-Prin.
~fv15-fNwlm
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University of Mississippi.

EXERCIsEs viii he resumed on the 9Th Sep
DID. chancellor, assisted BY a corps Of able
Professors
A Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Clsss next year
is provided. They must be fifteen ytars u age.
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
a school Of Practical Science has been or
g~anized, especially for young men who desire
To taAe an eclectic course, exdu-iye OF this
classics.
Commercial Law, Bookkeeping and PEN
manship, will be taught
NeCessa y additions TO our splendid cOllec-
ton Of Astronomical, Physical and Chemical
Apparatus viii be made, under the super n
tendency Of DR.. L. C. Garland, during the
present ya-ati5n.
The Law Department., under the instruction
OF Hon. /. a C. Lamar, Il IN successful OPERA
ton. The advantages OF al extensive Law
and the High Court OF Errors and appeals a.
tuis place, Ommeu this department 70 young
gent emen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
In all The departments 1Or annual sess-
Fuel, SIS; deposit 70 cover damages, ST. Is %
students must make up The de lett when the
lee is exhausted. Board at commons. SIS
per month N private families. at SIS TO IS
washing about s. ard tights 81 per month. No
room rent Is charged, but students will provide
their own furniture
The h~ealthfulne>s Of oxford, its social refine
meut ard religious privileges, eOnmend the
J. NJ. HOWRY,
Secretary Of the Board.
Oxford. July Is 1851. fyl6 d2W-W6W
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
Al Locnst Grove


IN AIbsrmute county, Va. the former Ioca-
i ton OF DR.. Gessuer harrtsOu's school, one
and a half miles from Greenwood Dept, Viz
Etaia Central railroad Preparatory % the
Univer-ity OF Virginia in Ancient and Modern
Languages Mathematics, Natural and Neral
Sciences. aud the English ~rauCueS.
TIT Principals are graduates OF the Univer-
sityo OF Virginia in ali The subjects taught in the
senoOl, and have had successful experience Of
four, eight and ten yeaTs, respectively, as teach
ers in schools OF high grade, including those OF
DR.. 6eSsDer Harrison, rev. william DlnWiddie,
bloomfield Academy, Edgwocc Femsls semi
nary, n. e., Hon. R ". T. Hunters select
school, and Others
TERMS: For tuition and board, including
fuel, washing, and lights, for ten months LIST
SEPTEMBER TO 9TH June, $50 in currency, half
in advance, balance LIST Of February. Only two
boys IN a room. Board in the best style. For
circular, address the Principals
PostOfice, Greenwood De OF. Albemarls
county. II. Z. n. WOOD, Principal
* T YSge,zv Associate Principals
Reference is invited to the Faculty OF the
University OF Virgins and TO the patrons and
students Of all the schools in which the prtucl-
mas have laugh. aul8lW
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IL. RROCKLIN.

GENERAL STOCK AUCTIONEEE NO. 2gZ
VI Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. Sales
daily. Good stabltnE and me Mule Yard.
Dealers IL wagons and FIRST and second hand
Harness. Liberal advances mace on all prop
erty left for sale, and returns promptly made.
Ofice IN Second street. mvlq U
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She9.if's Sale.

DY virtue OF an execution directed TO me
see, for sl35 10 and SIS 80 cost OF suit In favor
OF John A. Sims and against Marcus j. WRIGHT.
/ viii sell, In mont OF the Courthouse door. IN
the city OF Memphis. Tennessee, on SATJJR-
DAY, the 9TH day OF September. 1857, within
the legal hours Of sale, a certain tract of land
situate in The eity Of Memphis, county OF
and State Of T-nnessee, and bounded
as follows. t0-wit; Beginning on the west side
Of Ruth STR ct at a stake the northeast corner
OF lot No. IS running thence n~OFthWardly
with the west side OF Ruth street so feet to a
southeast corner OF lot No. IS thence
w~eStwardly with the south line Of said lot No.
Is 142k feet TO stake the southwest corner Of
said lot No. IL and the east side Of an alley.
~Eoutliwardly with the east side OF said
alley 50 feet 10 a stake in the northwest corner
OF said lot No. 10 thence eastwardly t42S feet
to the beginning, being lot No "a and b same
lot conv syeti TO W.. I. Ian by Amelia Talbot.
by w. 7. Lane to Marcus ]. Wright, levied
as the property or said Marcus J. Wright,
and sold TO satisfy the foregoing ex rcEiiOn. =
7. n. WINTERS, Sheriff. r
J. S. LANGSTER. I. s. aul5 2t
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SECOND DAY:

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats for all ages, $50 entrance. GayOso
House 70 add 800. Three or more to M the
stake.
SECOND RACE-TwO mile dash. Purse 500
Free for all ages. Entrance So.
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THE member OF the Memphis Grove, No 2,
i U. D. A. ID. are hereby nouned 10 attend
the Special Meeting, This Thu sday) Evening.
August 18Th. at 8 o'clock, precisely, as business
OF importance will be transacted. Brothers OF
other Groves are specially invited.
By order OF L RAER, n. A.
CHS Col STFTN. Secretary au1hIt
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wednesday, the 11th september Next

For further particulars, address
Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS, Prest,
or ]. P. WOOD, Secretary.
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House rents have fallen twenty per
cent. in Cincinnati during the past two
months.
The Widow McCree, a paragon of
the trotting turf, the gamest mare that
w trotted in a match, is dead.
"A Brussels letter gives some infOrma.
ton as to a civic cross which is going to
be founded in Belgium for acts Of devo-
tedness. 1t will be in enamel mounted
in gold for the first class, and in silver
for the second, The project has been
well received, and viii be soon carried
ont.
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Centrally situated a. % the bushes and popu-
laton Or he city, on POPLAR rTREET, BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND MAIN. in The imme-
dlats vicinity Of the Overton Hotel The
Houses are substantial. well finished Dwellings,
Three stories and Basement. and may be
readily altered into stores 10 meet thedemau1s
Of business The sale IL PEREMPTORT AND
WITHOUT RESERVE, and should command
the attention Of al parties seeking investment
in Memphis property.
The sale will begin al N O~'clock-eaeh tene-
meDt being offered separately.
ROYsTER, TREZEvAST &CO,
aull Auctioneer.
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Nouce-TO All whom It mar UOncern.

N0tice-fO All whom it mar UOnceFn.
MR. H. MYERS is no longer in our employ.
NJ No person i-sauthOrized 10 collect moneys
or transact any business for us, un'ess cousti-
tuted our agent by power OF attorney. All re-
mittaHces or communications relating to Affairs
OF the late firm, II. Myers q Co., should be
directed TO as here.
A. i T-ROWNsTINE 4 CO.,
Cincinnati, o.
AUrmEf q ISfT. anTgT auAvu
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TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS F.:
Piano for Sale.
Nom Resident Notice..

A FINE KNABE PIANO, 7~-Octave. nearly
"A new, cost over $500, for sale at a bargain.
Part cash and part time. Apply 70 n. e, An
neal office. ans II
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AMUsEMENTs.
- MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE.
FALL 1867.
.l 81 ET %
TEE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
u VIII commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER
SIX DAYS.
MEMPHIS
FIRST DAY.

FIRST RACESNURsERY sTAKE"-We
the subscribers, agree 70 run a sWeepstake
Race over the Memphis Association Courss. at
the Fail Meeting, 1851, with Colts and FiIies,
two years Old one mile dash, s25 Subscription,
play or pay the Association 20 add SO0-three
or more 10 al tire stake, 10 name and close on
the 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACESGREEN sTAKE."-MIIe
heats Tor untried thres-ysar oIds, 80 entrance,
play or pay. Association to gtvss4Oo. Three
or more to III the stake, TO name and close the
18th September. lsg7.
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The steamer Moro Castle brings
Havana sdvices 10 the Sd. Yellow fever
was beginning TO attack the natives.
The spanish ship ]. A. v, ia the eoolie
trade, took fire and burned to the waters
edge at Havana.
"A report to the Freedmen's bureau
from Mississippi says that the white peo-
Die OF that State are very earnestly en-
deayOriDg 70 educate the negroes.
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AdnllnistrQtOf.'s NOtice.

A LII persons are hereby notified that I will
IA apply for letters % admiH istratiOn on the
estate Of Giuseppe Prosper decea~ed, at the
September term Of the Probate Court.
ia. SIGNAIGO,
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.

THE undersigned viii open a school for pu-
i pills, OF both sexes, in the Courthouse, at
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
First Monday in September.
Instruction will be given in all the branches OF
a thorough English, Classical and Mathemat-
faa1 EIucarfnn
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LARGE SALE
-OF-
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
Five COmmO6iOus Brick Houses,

WE call attention 10 the sale Of the properly
w described In the annexed Advertisement
OF M Wtcks, ESQ, Trustee, tO-E1t:
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TEXT BOOKS:

JUNIOR r
Blackstone's Commentaries, Kent's Common
taries, story on Agency Story On BaibAent.
Story on Partnership, Ryles on Bills, Smith on
Contracts, stephen on Pleading.
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Counts, G~reenleaf on Evidence, Adams
Equity, Angel & Ames on Corporations, BLACK
slone (4th book in connection with the Grim
insl Code Of Mississippi Revised Code OF Mis-
sissippi.
A Diploma nom this School is equivalent to
a license for practice in Mississippi.
Tuition fee, 50 per term, in advance. The
term opens Oh the 9Th OF September, Is67, and
ends on the Path Of June, 1888. aul3
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THIRD DAY.

FIRST RAC%CIrIzESs' PURsErJrwo
mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $50. En-
trance SO.
SECOND RAUE-Three mile dash FOR all ages.
$50 Entrance. Three or more TO start. Associs-
ton 70 add 500. Second horse TO save bis en-
trance money.
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FToorfnn.

100 00OFEETDressed Yellow Pine Floor
lOU.OOV ing arriving and for sal by
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FOURTH DAY.

RS RACE-OVERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats for horses owned IN Shelby county,
September 1 1857 Entrance so, play or pay.
Uverton Hotel 70 add 500. Three or more TO
I'LL, 70 name and close 18th September, 1871
SECOND RACE-"BANKERS' PURSE"
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse 5000. En-
trance $50. Three or more TO Ill. Entrance
money to go TO the second horse.
FIFTH DAY.
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats. Sub
ject to the regulations which the committee
appointed By the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association to add 5000.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-sALOON sTAKE-Mle
heats, three best in i've. Free for All ages.
Purse $500. Entrance SIS Second horse 10 get
the entrance money.
SECOND RACE-CONsOLATION STAKE.
Mile heats for beaten horses that have been run
at his meeting Entrance sO. Purse 500.
The Pool seller TO add 500. Horse 70 be han
dicapped by a committee appointed by the
President. A D. GIBSON,
jyD eOi Actin Secretary.
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Brownsville, Tennessee, Female Institute.

REV. JOHN WILLIAMS, AN. late OF Wss-
Ieyan Female College, n. C., President.
JOHN P. wendell, Professor of Music
THIS Institution viii begin its exercises on
Wednesday, the 18th September Next,
The Board of Instruction viii be full and com
pc emit BrOvnsville is on the line OF the Mem
phis and Louisville railroad, sixty miles north
Of Memphis. It's Society Is good and Jhe town
proverbial for It's good health. Board can oe
had in the families OF its best citize 5 Inc
course Of study is az thorough and complete as
any Institution in the ountry.
Terms per Eess on OF twenty weeks, payaDie
STRICTLY, one half in advance
Primary "
"
olleS41lG---- - ~
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ~ "
Music and use Of Instrument--------- W
-.-.-..--- ~
vi ~
l~ncld9ntal "
For further partfeulaz. address
Rev. John WILLIAMS, Prest,
or J. P. WOOD, Secretary.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION, at a moderate salary, by an
"A experienced BOOk-HEEPER. Ad ress a.
,l~Cck-bOESg
w A N L Il D.
To Rent a Furnished Room within a short
distance of the Appeal Ofaee. Address Y. L.,
at this ohica. auI5
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Dissolution OF CODartUersbIp.

DISSOLUTION OF COpaFtBerSnlp.
THE copsrtneTskiD heretofore existing be-
i tween DIS. " bite q watkins was dissolved
by mutual consent on the Ist OF July. 1887, Dr.
Watkins purchasing the entire interest Of DR..
White in the Inhrmary anu Drug Store 81 No.
times.
DR. White has removed his office TO the
HWESTCO CORNER Of Second and Monroe
streets.
j. V FuSsell IS the authorized agent for the
settlement and collection OF ali claims due the
hrm from the 18th OF July. SO, TO the lst OF
JAY, 1867. J. =. WEI T., NJ. D.
aui3lw J.R. wilkins, NJ. L.
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MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

Rev. 5. 3. FORD, LID, President.
]. DUPREE, Professor OF Languages.
-3 Professor Mathematics.
JACKSON P CRkws, English Departmental
Session Opens September End.
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800 BARRELS o
FOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT,

WE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND WILL
w keep constantly the following Brands Of
Flour
R. E. Les, Extra Choice,
Eagle,
Emerald Isle, 4"
Q. BUckhsm & Co., Extra Choice,
MHrrayviue, Double Extra,
Eagle,
Southern A,
Dew Drop,
Reservoir. " "
Mayhower. " "
Dew Drop, Extra,
Central City.
Central Mills, superfins.
Idaho,
Eagle,
Urbana,
Pioneer, Fine.
1--WE are determined to sell these Flours VERY
LOW TO THE TRADE. Parties wishing to
purchase will ind II TO their interest 10 eX-
anime our samples.
PITTMAS, PARKER & CO.,
Lee Block, No. IS Union Street,
aul3 81 Hemphis. Tenn.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Female Collegiate Institute,
Jackson, Tenn.
RRH InHnS IN pRRsInFNr
REY. A. ". JOyIs, an. PRESIDENT.

THE I-stituti0n for Young Ladies OF our
i country. send your daughters, and Iui
satisfaction, IN al respects, shall be given.
Next Session Begins Aug. Ks, o.
For particulars address The President. Y D8w
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-12-05

A FIENDIsH ACT.-On the 18th, says
the Baltimore Commercial Of 21st, we re-
corded au act of barbarity on the part of
colored man, who brutally broke the
leg of a little white girl, and we are now
called upon TO record more diabolical
outrage, the perpetrator this time being
a colored woman, and the victim a white
infaEt, twenty-five months of age. The
facts of the outrage are these: On Tues
day night last Officer George Hayes. ar
rested Martha Green, charged with
placing the infant daughter of Mr.. Geo
n. Stubbs, residing at No. 425 West
Lombard street, upon an almost red-hot
stove. The accused was employed as a
nurse in the family of Mr.. Stubbs and in
retaliation for a reprimand, which she
had received from Mrs. S., she inhum anly
seated the child upon the stove, burning
her SO horribly that she lay in commissions
for nearly three hours. What rendered
the act more fiendish is, that the child
was singularly attached to the fiend, many
times having refused food unless offered
by the Nurse, and would not be nursed by
any one else. Justice Bride committed
the woman to Jail to await the action of
the Grand Jury. 1t is stated that the
woman (Green) in another instance,
when employed as a nurse, cut an infant
across the face with razor.
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-CoDgress and the President.

A few months ago the Impeachment
Committee of Congress decided that no
sufficient evidence was laid before them
to warrant them in presenting articles of
Impeachment against the President. The
fall elections were afterwards held, in
which Radicaiism was tebuked wherever
the people voted. Nole, without any new
evidence, y majority Of The Committee re-
port resolution of impeachment, =.
The reason of this is obvious. Mad
deaea by defeat, RadicaIism is determined
to make the most of its power by inpsach-
ing tho President, whose. course has just
been sustained by. the people. Instead of
being the result Of manly craftsmanship it
is the dictate of mean revenge.
Two of the Radical members of the
Committee repudiated the act of their
brethren, whom they charge with having
no reasons for the act but political ones,
and that the only pretext is because he
Ae1l MS party.
Thus, instead of providing a cvrrency
for the people-instead of taking measures
to relieve the people from the oDerous bur
thens OF taxation now crushing them to
the earth--we have the Rump Congress
engaged in an attempt, as wicked as it is
vain, to risk the very existence of this gov
ernment by making an effort TO degrade a
Chief Magistrate whom they elected them
selves, and against whom they regarded it
as treason to utter a word OF disapproba-
sion four years ago. No wonder such a
party has been rebuked at the polls
In justice to ne Radicals, we may as
we'll state that many of the respectable
organs of their own party denounce the
new humbug as replete with mischief -
Whether this will tend to stay the hand
of reckless fanaticism remains to be seen.