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RADICALTRTcKs.

The Radicals in West Tennessee are
hard up for men to appoint as delegates
to their conventions, and they frequently
nanic men who have no utilization with
their party, and who are under the
necessity Of publicly setting themselves
right This was the case with Thos. r.
Smith, Esq, who publishes the following
ia the Memphis papers
MEMPHIS, July 80, 1865. B1y6olr
Lars, Esq, ChasrB,aH, eic.---DEAR SIR:
see by the morning papers that my name
appears among a number Of persons "a
a delegate appointed by a Republican
meeting last night, TO attend a convention.
This use OF my name Was without NV
knowledge or consent Yuu will please
have IL stricken from the lisi OF delegate.
Respectfully, THos. h. SMITH.
Mir John @. Drew, Of Memphis who is
a Seymour and Blair man, found himself
occupying a similar position, and be had
to make a public declaration Of his prin-
ciples
The Brownsville Bee, Of the 9th inst.
contains the following
I'VE arsrequested BY Mr. VIM II. Ford,
of.the Dacnyville district, to stale that the
use Of his name by the Radical county
convention, on the 9th int, was wholly
unzuthoEized He asks Rs To say lhst be
never had any shadow Of connection with
the party but goes in strong Cor Seymour
and Blair, and Democratic government
ont and out" We take pleasure ia max.
ing the correction"
The Radicals in West Tennessee are
driven to terrible straits to keep up ap-
pearanceS
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MEMPHIS July 25.-Some weeks since a
rsan named Williams who, during the war,
deserted the Federal army, together with a
nan named Bib, escaped from the Jaciuto.
Mississippi, jail. The next morning the
body Of Bib was found horribly mangied
By dogs. Williams was arrested by United
States soldiers near Passport, Mississippi,
aud carried back 10 the Jacinto Jail,
where the clothes he wore were identified
aI Bibh'-. Being accused Of the murder
or Bib, be confessed H. "wednesday night
a masked body Of men went TO the iail.
took him out and hung him.
The workingHen' Seymour Club, mostly
eulored, paraded the streets tonight, With
carts and drsys with bon6res mounted on
Them. The pEOcessiDn WIS nearly 4 mile
m length.
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ANOTHER sLANDrREn ExposED.

Some time since one VIM. Monroe re-
ported to the Cairo Times that be had
been driven out Of Randolph, Upton
county, Tenn, by a number Of men who
boosted that they belonged to the Ku-
klux His story is that he had been
working on farms in that neighborhOOd
in order to get money enough to take
him North; that having got the money,
he had gone to the public landing, and
while awaiting the arrival Of steamboat,
he held a conversation with negro man
who happened to be standing near him.
While thus engaged he was approached
and asked if he had served in the Fed
eral army, and upon giving al af6rma.
tive answer, has questiOners gave him FIVE
minutes to leave the town The Coving-
ton Record, published in Upton county,
puts an extinguisher upon this story as
follows
COR answer is, that this is foul lie
from beginning 20 end. The citizens of
Upton county are "a far from prosecuting
any one coming from the North as the peo-
pie Of the North could wish. This man
Monroe worked for a time in this town, and
upon the night he left here committed, or
attempted to commit horrible outrage
upon the person Of negro woman, for
which he should have been hung, and had
lac not left in haste would have been dealt
with az the law directs. This is only an
other one Of those foul lies gotten up by
the Radical press to Islander aud malign
true and noble people"
This VIM. Monroe ia a very fair speei~
men Of the graceless scamps who make it
a business to misrepresent and delame
the people Of Tennessee, and they are
usually, as in this case, guilty of some
crime against the laws for which they
deserve to be severely punished. Bad
men like this fellow Monroe, have con-
tributed their full share to stir up strife
in this State, and it is to such characters
that We owe much Of the bad feeling that
prevails in Tennessee. Their improbable
stories have been circulated through the
North to the discredit Of our people, and
the Radical papers among us have taken
an active part in giving currency to these
base ISLANDERS. If these rascals were
dashed with the severity they deserve by
the Radical papers, instead of giving cur
rency to their foul aspcrsions, instead of
holding them up as examples of the reign
of Rebel terror in this State we could
hope for a speedy return of that era of
good feeling which even Radicals profess
a wish 10 sec.
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BALTIMORE, July 25.-The loss by the
food will reach several millions. At FL
licott City the destruction of life and
property was great. Thirty houses were
swept away, some containing whole fami-
lies, who were carried with the current and
drowned. Several bodies have been re-
covered to-day near the mills. The loss Of
life in the city of Baltimore is not posi-
lively known 10 exceed four, that number
Of bodies have been found. There is no
doubt that some we're swept into the river.
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ernor to do SO, let convention be called
to enfranchise the white men of the
State, that, armed with the ballot, they
may be prepared 10 prevent the en-
croaehments that are continually being
made upon their rights and liberties. 1t
cannot be expected that an intelligent
and brave people can be contented when
reduced to a state Of political serfdom.
If such fallacy has been entertained,
the history Of the last three years in this
State has completely dissipated it Give
these men the rights Of which you have
deprived them, and you at once arouse in
them the strongest possible incentive to
? see that the peace Of the State shall be
preserved .. .a..4 49,
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WASHINGTON, July 25.-After executive
session last evening, the Senate arose to re-
port on the bill TO establish line Of steam
eTs from New York to Europe. Also, to
consider report from the Conference Com
mittee on the Alaska appropriation bill.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported a substitute for the
House bill relating to the writ of habeas
corpus and rejecting Judiciary proceedings
IN certain cases. the substitute extends
the PROVISIONS OF the act to suits broaght
against common carriers for loss or dam
age to goods when perpetrated bv The late
Rebels, or by the forces Of the United
States, provided the contracts of insurance
companies covering war risks shall not be
affected thereby.
The Senate then again arose and went
into executive session, and afterwards ad-
iourned.
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NEW York, July 25.-The Herald's
Columbia, s. c., letter depicts the effects
of the new government upon the prospects
of the State in general. The policy Of
Gov. Scott is represented to be liberal and
conservative, and the Assembly being
composed mainly Of the poorer classes, APP
pears willing to favor any State improve
ments which win give the natives work.
The colortd members have snubbed the
Northern members, and are determined
hereafter to put natives only in Office.
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The members Of the Legislature are
arriving in considerable numbers, and
there il little doubt but that quorum
viii be present in both Houses to-mor~
row There seems to be little or no hope
that the Governor will call their atten.
ton to matters calculated to aliay the
irritated and feyerish condition of affairs
throughout the State
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Ernn, HAVANA

HAVANA, July 25.-Advices from Mexi-
co state that the insurrectionists, Seors,
Rocco and Silva, were routed by General
Escobedo in the Sierra and Queretaro cam
paign. Juarez occupies all the important
points. The Juarez government, never
theless, is reported in precarious state.
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NEW York, July 25.-The Herald's
Mexico special says that great alarm pre-
walls in the republic by reports of intended
movements of 6libusters from the United
States, and extraordinary precautions are
being taken at Vera Cruz aud elsewhere
The rebels are mastering at Puebla and
Queretaro, but no fighting has yet occurred.
EscObedo had hanged three spies.
Robberies Of stage coaches increase daily.
Many commercial failures had occurred.
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ATLANTA. July 25.-Resolutions we're
offered in the Senate ordering inquiry into
the eligibility Of several eolored members
and defeated.
The Senate and House appointed the
18th for the election Of United States Sen
atOrs. Joe Brown and Foster Blodgett are
nominated az candidates Of the Republican
party. Ne choice made by the Democrats.
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Tue partisans of Prosser and Mercer
had a rather excited time Of it yesterday,
but the former seems to have outgener-
aled the latter As the matter now
stands, we do not see how the people are
to avoid the infection of having two
rabidly Radical candidates for Congress
IN this district
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its action or its refusal to act, signalize
its opposition to all the privileges of
equal rights, Republican liberty, law and
order, by refusing TO let the white men
vote at The Presidential election in NeI
vember? BY them the question must be
decided. Yours, truly,
GEO. w. JoNEs.
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS.
MAY0R.9 0EEIrE

MAYORS OFFICE
NASHVILLE. TEss., July IA. l88
Is compliance with section thirteen Of tha
Amended Charter, citizens Of this corporation
are hereby ngtIhea that the Board o. EqualiEa-
tiCn a. established lnd regulated By laW for the
purpose of al listing the rates Of taxation, VII
meet Al the Council Chambers. AZ the CTS Hal,
AZ A. ~. 9th inst
Property holder desiring altsratioaa made ~
her assessments. viii prepare and submit tHsiI
petitions on that day. .-
10 facilitate the aetion 81 fhe Council. eitt
zsos reoeragl,r .rs invited % attend tlis meet
- 4, r.sy.ly. A. T. ALDEN. .
i~1f N, Mayor.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 25.-The Lehieh
and Jordan rivera rose suddenly at two
O'Clock this evening, AID flowed eight feet
over low wafer mark. The damage 10
property Was very heavy. Two bridges
were Eashed away.
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Reception By the Chinese Embassy.
WAsHIysTos, July 25.-Ministsr Bur
llngame and accompanying Chinese MAJ
dallnes give grand reception tonight 10
tht President, Cabinet Foreign Ministers
and Congress, IN honor Of the ratification
Of lhe Chinese treaty.
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. WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Senate was
in session till 1880 last night Nine hours
Of yesterdays session we're spent in con-
sideration of the treaty between China and
the United States, which was ratified, with
amendments.
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A sIGN on THT TIWrs

The New York Epres ssy- the follow
ing extract from letter from one Of the
most prominent lawyers Of our oount.v
bearing date Jolly 3. 1856, 70 \ frieyi IN
Brooklyn, is worthy Of being noted a.
showing which way the sabslal.siaf men Of
The Republican party propose 10 we:
II cordially unite with you ,bs hone
that the nominations which - nov been
' 'lAse 20 Et" YORK city siil meet the APP
by ,n ovsrwhsI. 49, .untry, and he elected
government eQr * majority, giYlug q /,
hay, been a. ally iust 60 All SECTIONS.
Webster . a old Wing Of the Clay and
Union chool all nay life, and an earnest
prir mAn, despising Democracy and ITS
> .ciPlea, bot cannot stand Rsdioalism'
I'D vail support Democracy OF any other
party that promises 10 relieve the country
ot The infamons rule Of the party IN power. y
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We print in this mornings UNIoN AND
DIsPATCH, a very important letter from
the Hon George w Jones.
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TIE Augusta GA CaroRiaie and .Sszsi-
ne says, upon Mr.. stephens authority,
that he neither wrote nor sent any resolu-
lions 10 the New York Convention.
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BOsToN, July 25.-The large elevator on
Broad street fell through six or seven
stories, killing three men.
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THE supporters Of thai distinguished
pattern Of sobrieiy, General Grant, hAve
been &enouBcing General Blair Cor intern
PerAis habits, The Chicago Itnes sSys
General Blair Is teolotaler, snd has been
Cor years. He docs not drink a drop Of
intoxicating liquor
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General Cook Predicts Peace with the
Indians

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-General Cook
has had a satisfactory conference with the
Indians. He says: While no doubt depre-
datiOns are being committed by rowing
bands, to some degree peace may now be
expected. #
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DR W W. MURRAY has been elected
Representative in the Legislature from
Carroll county.
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LUMBER +! LUMBER

"A Old and new Lumber. b. calling quick at
d and Is South College street.
. Jy2i d JAMES WHELESS kCO
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WANTED.
MOUNT OLIXET.

GlNGLE lNTEEMENTs CWmIE Or COB
- gfcIt in Mount DlsFet Cemetery can 9s
made % the prices Stabilized Jv fha revised
Code % The laws Of tho corporation of Nah
Lilis i1r l-j-f lor suf-uslts DOB 'A.@'li CITY
Cemetery.
All bills iyr single iufrrmoa.H must b. .r.fIrl
al the time Of burial. and can Dc pad fl fl.
Superintendent ,H tho Cemetery
Faueral pfo-s-siaus g5ing 30 and ratlrEisr
from Mount UHgsL pas ths Gsii- gate
free of charge. --
jy9lIv CIV NANCE. s,r4stary.
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North Carolina and south Carolina
Under Civil Jurisdiction.
CHARLESTON, July 25.--General Candy
has turned the States Of North and South
Carolina over to the civil authorities
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EnRine and RnIIer

LfOR sALE. A FIGsT- EArE ENGINE AND
II Boiler "a GOOD order Can 30 seon. -iand
price lsaInsd. b. calling ~ this oalea
NzVyal In
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by the fourteenth OF HowOrd amend
ment to The Constitution Of the United
States, which has been ratified before
this time by sufficient number of States
to make it part Of the Constitution
many Rebels and supposed Rebels are
prescribed and excluded from Office, but
not one is excluded from the ballot box,
nor denied the right of suffrage, nor is
any State required by that amendment
to disfranchise single Rebel or sup
posed Rebel In all ages and countries,
pardon and amnesty has relieved from
all liabilities and penalties, and obliter-
ated all crime from the government
memory This the President with full
constitutional power has done
This the Radical Congress has APP
proved in Georgia and North Carolina,
so far as the right Of suffrage is involved,
and many Radical Legislatures North
and reconstructed State Legislatures
South, have been sanctioned BY the rati.
fcation of the fourteenth amendment
1t remains for the Governor and Legis-
lature Of Tennessee to say and deter-
mine whether the present disfranchised
white men shan vote At the Presidential
election in November next or not They
have fall power and ample authority to
control and direct the appointment OF
Presidential electors They are not con-
trolled or trammeled by any eonstitu~
tional provision, State or National 1t is
a great national election The President
thinks all should vote-the Radical Con.
gress by their action has opposed no OBJ
stacle 70 full and free vote Of eli free
men. VIII the Tennessee Legislature, By
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