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The stockholders of the Hartsville,
Tenn, Academy, have presented the Ma
sonic Fraternity their building, grounds,
etc, and henceforth that institution is to
be conducted under the charge of the
Lodge at that place and the Masonic
Brotherhood throughout the State be-
comes its guardians, its protectors aud
its friend. Last year the Courier sug
gested = similar movement to the friends
Of education in this community, but our
suggestions we're not adopted. All must
acknowledge that our school advantages
are not such as we should have. and the
sad truth 10 solely attributable to the
want of union on the para Of eur school
patrons Hickman is ELI adapted and
favorably located for good schools, and
what we need is something to bring all
our school interest together. Our opin'
ion is that this end could be best accom-
plished through The Masonic fraternity
of Kentucky just as it is being success
fully accomplished by the TENNESSEE
] fraternity at Hartsville. The craft coult
exercise the strictest care over the health
comfort, education, and general deport
l4sLssisIlS- eS..r.- -,-.riI sna All scholars re
Isceive tlsssamc cafe which 4 Mason wouIs
i extend to the child Of his brother, an.
the Mason's orphan could here find /
IL
home where the hand of its Father
Brother would be open Is relieve ever,
want. Such an institution will be estab
lished in Kentucky, and wherever it j
located viii receive patronage and assist
ance from the Fraternity all over tn
State. Could we unite our home schoo
interest and add to some such infu
enee as this, We should in 3 few year
have q school of which We would b
nrnnn.. - - II q y
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We take the liberty of extracting the
following from private letter from one
Of the defeated candidates. Its good
humored tone is exemplary a
q shall leave for Coon Island in Salt
River in a few days have small,
comfortable boat, with accommodations
for some forty persons, which is about
the number of defeated candidates.
have prepared bed in the bar room for
Moss vii give Bullock bunk with
the Cumberland have little caboose
at the stern, which I call the fourteenth
amendment, in which l have accommo-
-dations for Mays and Blouns. Boyd
Adams will be pilot. shall do the
Captain. Tom Moss viii +" fire up"
Capt. Ridgeway "cook, and Jack White
more viii wash the dishes" The
cars are coming. Respectfully,
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consideration the question of the cleo

consideration the question of the eiec-
tive franchise.
Mr.. Woodocck said that Mr. Waters,
of Wilson. had received letter from
Governor Brownlow that he did not an
tend to send in any supplementary mes
sage. - =,
document vas not amessage, what wasi
DIR. Taylor: Merely q friendly letter
fropgS orernor Brownlow-
Esch hoped that the message
.wous referred to 2 committee and
that the House would act calmly and
louietly on the subjcct, in which every
man. woman and child Tof the country
was vitality Interested.
| Mr.. Hacker saw in this movement here
to-day something of the spiritthat marx,
ed the inception of the rebellion. Iha'
hoary headed old traitor who spoke from
the stand and demanded 'justice" would
If he had got Justice, been dangling be
tween heaven and earth long ago, and al
like him. No further notice should o.
taken of this matter, as Governor Brown
1 low had not ihtcnde1 to make any re
CONNIE ndation whatever.
i 1nr. Hamilton was for testing IN
i sense Of the House at once az TO wheth
er the State government is to chang'
I hands. He had n note from Goyerno
\ Brownlow, in which he said he would b
i auartcred before he would make any re
Ne eHsertashshg the ffanchfse. n Il
Rebels were to be enfranchised at thi
time there would be no further need 70
Radical legislation. Every law they ha'
enacted would be swept from the statut
book.
INr. Williams urged that the messag
should be treated with becoming respect
4 Gentlemen should not let their fears b
wrought upon too much. 1t was plaii
enough that no action was to be taken Of
that subject this session.
1 nr. Woodcock We are, then, Jus
| playing with the Rebels, suppose.
i The resolution offered Ar. Taylor, O
4 Carter and johnson, was then adopte,
in lieu of Senate resolution; ayes SO
noes 20
Mr., Doughty said the memorialists ha,
said there was peace, but the Republicai
party knew that there was no peace
i This, k4dy is not to be deceived by tn,
pres 1of yelling crew demanding I,
be Npd@ 1t was plain enough that th,
I House understood this matter in its prop
er light and would take no action. -
/ Adjourned to 10 a. NJ. tomorrow, a
which time the resolution offered b.
Mr., Taylor viii come up as unfinished
aew ~ Ana Hss4
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Mr.. EDIFoRs-It is TO be regretted
that you, aud many others, interested 10
the cause of education, were not present
Friday of last week to witness the ex-
animation of Mr.. Schneider's School at
the German Church. The morning was
pleasant, the school room large and airy,
and the faces of the children so bright
and happy, one felt we'll repaid for the
trouble of climbing the hill. iaq
When We entered class of very little
ones were putting together two uniamil-
lar letters and making of them still
more unfamiliar sound We could easily
indze fran the .k.nzs.. In. ;...<s ssescher's
benevolent and thoroughly b5efested
face when the task was well or badly per-
formed BY his patience and animation
with such little ones we felt instantly,
that he had assumed his. real vocation,
4" Teachers are born and not made. -
Children are more susceptible than even
grown people TO certain infuences-call
them electric, magnetic or wbaty will.
A teacher may be laborious and still
lack the magic power Of enchanting the
attention Of his pupils and fixing his
thoughts upon their minds. After the
little ones came classes farther advanced.
We we're surprised to see that some Of
our little Americas lads can speak and
write easy German sentences after only
two months study. We were shown short
exercises in German and English which
for nestness and correctness quite as
tonished us. The children seemed pleased
with their advancement and proud TO
show to their friends how we'll they have
employed their time. sseh
After the classes came rsciatioas in
German by the larger pupils, and sing
ing by the whole school. Nothing i
more pleasant or improving than the
practices of singing in schools. Our
citizens may well be congratulated on
the happy choice Of teacher which has
brought in our midst 50 competent aman
as r SCHNEIDER. He had forty scholars
this session-let uszhope that hen he
resumes in September he may have as
many more. He has brought yith him
across the wide ocean habits Of system
discipline, and pune .lality which enables
him to teach satisfactorily a greater mum
Der Of pupils. than the majority Of oul
American teachers, who are alssf some
times lacking in those admirable traits
tn Is sarerfiuous to remark un92t egi
tality Of acquiring a Languages 10 wide
spread asthe German. If to understapd |,
is Of every day advantage to- an Ansefi.
can who may never lsavethe limits of his
own little village, and who aspircs only
to carry, on the ordinary traffic and com
merce Of life PLEASANTLY, what mist It be
to him who hopes TO visit other lands, or
at least to make himself faniliArWith the
lite 1ture Of other nations \ NoshiDg sx
pads the mind more rapidly usan ac-
quiripg q nsw janguags, and vita i. an
conseieasly becoming acquaintsd With
new cuscons and modes Of thought
tits wen known chat children en- iesrp
a language more rapidly tha3 grown
people. Parents can not fail 70 see the
advantages now offered 10 them,
-. So EnezEa9 Yes&s8 q aiks1R
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Grants opinion - ehe Impend
Ing WAR.


80 lathe course OF an able speech agains
the bilhto arm fhee negros and Radical
of the Seatl, which was recently sprunE
upon the Senate at midnight session
i, Nj. Doolittle took occasion to repeat til,
substance of an sinterview With Genera
atiraut,a in which he bad authorized him
TO state 10 a convention in Wisconsin
that If the rsconstructieu poficy. of Con
gress was persisted in, by sdisfra ne hisins
the whites and giving suffrseesto the ne
..roes. itwould inevitably lead to a wal
Of races. That opinien was. confrined
by General Sherman also, on another oc
-casiens When he was prese az chile Dir
'l'eohttle addressed large audience al
Madison In order that there may b
no nlsappIehe lsipp on the subject, VIZ
3 eiss tl.e xaet xorls Of Mr. Deolittle, a:
rrthyfofstlle most serious attention b
sss~f, 1t Nf President, when suci. 1 stat,
of things as that exists, TO suppose thai
il continue tor an length of time with
out cotnins To- d conflict Il foIl5. Tiii.
system must q &c wax, or "a conflict viii
inevitably ehsne lot many years ago
Generai-tiEant, who Is now tlIa candidate
Of flW Radical party was of precisely
-. e same opinion which Il still entertain
N TIC State OF Wiseonsin,.. when
Ishorized. me TO state to a convention
: held ~ Wisconsin. and to the. people OF
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The Radicals Praying BIuG.

The Radicals regard themselves as the
government. This is especially the case
with the Radicals in Congress. What
ever is done by that body is studiedly
done in the interest of that party Thus
the following memorandum was signed
by ninety lone members of the House of
Representatives, being all the Radical
members in Washiugton at its date
WAsHISeroN, d. c., July &c, 1868
Congress having taken a recess until the
21st day of September, il is therefore I'M
derstood that it shall not be incumbent
upon the Republican members to attend,
they shall be notified that their atten-
dance is necessary, by the Hon. Edwin
ID. Morgan, Chairman of Union Repub-
lican Congressional Committee, on the
part Of the Senate, and the Hon. Robert
9. Schenck, Chairman of said committee
on the part of the House. Said notice
to be given on or before The 18th of Sep
teInber; next. - - I...-..--'
This means that the prospect of. a
me4ing in September is to be held over
th1 p of the President to restrain
hid IN doing anything particularly IN
furious to the Radical party. 1t is a con-
fession that there is no necessity whatey-
er for the meeting Of Congress at that
time
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e 10 be -canrratuIated. Many of ou

VIC 10 De lc0ngratuiated- foldny OF oul
friend vorkcd earnestly and calamity on
last Monday, and the result is an increas,
OF .200-yotes for Stevenson over Helms
vote last year. The full strength of the
party was not pollcdiby SEINE 800 votes
which we hoped would be brought out
The election passed of quietly and
sPearcably Throughout the country, aud
although considerable warmth, OF feeling
twas manif tested by the friends of the diff.
fercnt candidates! we trust now that the
result is declared, all unpleasant feeling.
which n,ayzhave been engendered may
be burieds and that all may unite and &
10 wcrk ga ruestiy for SeyIho aud Blair
commemorative Attorney.
we are proud 10 be sbie to. publish
this week that our fellow townsman
Capt Clint. Randle. has been triumph
e3ntty elected b y tho people Of this Judi
rial district to the position of Common
wealths Attorney. He il well WORTHY
. aud deserving the position and will Eeai
the hunor bestowed upon hims by the
people with becoming pride g Hclsheald
fsei. de raonpiilncnt OF his election The
more, because both. of his. opponents
were popular clever ge9tiemen and good
Democrats This, his h. Rc county en-
,lorsed him with VIII s votes fol
to a6 against him-and his support here
would have approached nearer unanimity
but for the unfortunate introduction Of
uiploasant local issues which had no
relevancy TO, the race. We refer to the
Bynam Wilson question. The body Of
aloss yotesin thiz eeunty vas 10 doubt
iDaucpced by thisissue, and we alluded
to it only to contribute our mite towards
aallaying any bad feeling which it may
have created. We propose to ALA hearty
good will. Tspp Bynum and his most
activc friends have set the noble exam
pic Of conciliation, and we urge all out
siders 10 initiate them. We think it but
: just to tate that Mr. Bynum not only
voted for Capt. Randle but that he work
ed for him actively, thus eyidencing TO
friends aud opponents that he disap-
proved the introduction of the issue
and We arc Of the, opinion thatin SO do
ing he made for himself many new
friends - - : -
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e GBsERALsG Grant. Sherman, Sheridan,
Dent, Dodges AAugur and Blair arrived
in 0mshs, Monday lnorpings1 9Aeslets
ter to0k breakfast at Frepoak side by
side NTH Gfantsr under pelilieal 5rure.
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Some Of the Radical papers having
.vsntured to deny that Gen. Grant, in
! lS61 said "If the government designs
using its soldiers to execute the purposes
of the Abolitionists, pledge you my
word as a soldier that will carry my
sword to the other side, and cast my lot
With that people, the Cleveland Plain
dealer repiies.:s * ka1 sss aIiss5
sGeneral Grant did use the language
attributed to him, in the summer of 1861.
at Mexico, on the North Missouri rail
road, while in commend Of that post, as
Colonel of the twenty first Illinois regi-
ulent of infanfry. u OF In a s.speeoh. = for
he eau NOT make speech, but in CONVEX
sation with a number of prominent Union
men of that locality and it was used by
them to induce men who were disposed
| to aid the Rebels to act with the Union
men. i his has been substantiated by
| the saffidavitss of the most respectable
men ef the Union party, of that section
I OF the country; and General G rant new
ser has ner ever will deny it. as sgaazss
Is1s.tf e---------u,--2-u-- ---..z,s -
ia GBANF'szBRoTHER FOR SEYMoUR.--
One member of the Grant family was not
tIoGt1u Out at the On ttdRO hdulc8k It0n-
vention.S This was 0ryille Grant, ESQ,
brothero the General, and a prominent
and RESPECTED merchant in Chieago.a Al
though so near at ihand % to render his
presence easily ebtainable, he was neg
lected and not allowed to render his &ri-
but, wshis brotherls many merits.S The
st2m the case as we understand il. is
IT'D 51dlle Grant refuses toxote forhis
broflier, considering shim unit, by his
character and habits to occupy the Pres
|idensial chairs5 that be lately presented
to asehicago church, Of which he is q
member, the sum Of $500, aud to the
Chicago Democratic Club fhe sum Of
sS1ooe. sA,clergyman vino suggested to
hiaathat il would hare been better 10 re
verse these gifts, mas informed By sMrs
Grant, in'rcpIy, that upon a eareful con-
siderationne OF the state of the Country.
and the characteraof the twoAcandidatcs,
he rather thought he ought to have dou-
bled the prcsenttoItlle Democratic Club
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PARIS FEMALE COLLEGE.


HNHE Stockholders Of the Fulton County
Agricultural Fair are politely request
ed to call on the Treasurer and pay their
instruments Of stock for the present year.
gali @ D. R. WALKER, NHi
augl-tf 1a5 nl Treasurer.