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Preeinns Ini.

U. S. Grant Is the man who, in cold
blood, demanded Of the War Department
that no exchange Of prisoners should be
made, when thousands of the 6rsvest and
best Of our brothers and friends we're suf-
feripg and dying ia Southern prisons. It
is eminently fit that he should be sup
ported by Horace Greeley, the bail of
Jeffsrson Davis; by Joe Brown, Of Ga,
the founder Of the Al1dersOnVjLJe prison !;
by Ben. Butler, the mar who assisted in
preventing an exchange; by Stanton,
who declared that he would not exchange
healthy rebels for the skeletons of Union
soldiers; by w. w. Holden, who offered
reward to any man who would assassin.
ate Abrsham Lincoln; by John A. L,o-
gan, who tried to raise a regiment in
Southern Illinois for service in the rebel-
lion, but failing, sold himself for q pair
of epaulettes; by Bingham, denon1in-
ated by Butler the murderer Of an inno-
cent woman; and by all the carpet
baggers and negroes who are now reap-
ing the fruits Of the sufferings and sacri.
fees Of the soldiers of the Union. Grant
and his supporters are precious lot,
truly. How their record appeals to the
support Of soldier oitizsBs It is posi-
lively observation-disclosures FGirfot.
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Commend THE POISONED CTFALrrF
To THEIR EEpS

We should think the new Southern
Senators might have been content 10
receive pay IS Senators from the date st
which their States were recognized and
entitled to represeD tatIOa, without de-
string compensation for the entire seg-
sion, or for the whole OF the Fortietb
Congress, since Mares, 1857. We dou't
see on what grounds Of justice or de-
cency the latter claims were nut forward
in their behalf. II would doubtless De a
very nice thing for each Of these gentle
men to receive a donation % 5000. OF
even $1,000, upon their entrance on Sem
storisl duties bue they cerJaiuIy could
not claim they were entitled 70 il on ac-
count OF any services they had rendered.
--NCtc York Times.
It is not very Christian-like to rfjoiee
when punishment overtakes the guilty.
and knsyes are caught ia their own trap;
bat nevertheless we do rejoice with ex-
ceeding great JOY. The sealswsg Sen
Rtors and Representatives (so-caIled)
from the South, are early proving re-
frsctory. They have earned th cir wages,
and like IscariOt, they want them. They
have been caueussing by themselves,
also; of which correspondent Of the
New York Times says:
There is much unfavorsble comment
among leading Republican members Of
Congress on the action of the Southern
members, who got together in caucus
yesterday and resolved, among other
things, upon another attempt at impesch-
ment. This attempt at debating the
work OF Congress st this early day, es-
pecially upon this subject, has damaged
the Southern representatives immensely,
and the feeling 10 day was decidedly un-
pleasant. Congress cannot get swsy any
too soon.
Now, by Saint Paul, the work goes
brsvely on % The Radical stomach is
beginning to be nsuseated. Sill the
gods live and are just.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August Slate kilograms
from Shanghai bring the following: A
French Travelling Station near the
frontier line Of Cochin China, was at
tackled on the 10Th OF June last, by g
band of Avani Rebels. The post con-
tanned twenty-five men, all told, who
made gallant resistance, but were finally
oyerpOwered and massacred. A strong
French force sent against the hand on
the 2lst of June, after sharp fighting,
succeeded in routing the rebels and re-
gaining the Station.
1t was cousin OF Judge LushingtOn,s
who died recently; the latter is still alive
and in good health.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. S.-Mayor Alden
and committee of citizens investigated
the charge of plot to burn Nashville
and other towns, and it appears that the
matter was urged upon the negroes by Jno.
Corpe, an old Union man, who is regard
ed as a monOmanisc. NGIegslproof was
ELECTED. The committee recommended
al inquest to ascertain Corps's sanity,
City Illuminated tonight in honor of
Seymour and Blair. At least Is ,000 per
soLs were on the square at one time. The
affair passed of quietly.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, August SIN response to an
invitation to address some Republican
Clubs at Quincy, Charles Francis Adams
declines To enter into an active political
canvass, preterring rest ia retirement.
He says, however, You are perfectly
right ia presuming hGve in no respect
varied ia my attachment 10 the priuci-
pies l he'd before my departure from the
United States. an still devoted to the
support of the selt-evident truth pro-
claimed in the great declaration OF 1776,
20 the maintenance Of our glorious Union
against every enemy, and 60 the suprem-
acy Of the Constitution as cur protection
within"
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A. u. CESAs. Md, Emeritus Prof. OF Obstetric
MeeIcins.
JAMES JoNEs, MD, Pro-. OF Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN sTOSB, NJ D., Prof., Of Surgery.
&. u. RICH AHDSOS, N. D., Prof.. "a Al al-Un1y.
J. W, MAI LGh, A.. PrUI. OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL IA. bEAlss, 81 D., Prof OF Practice Of
Medicine.
STANFORD e. CHAILLE MD, Prof. Of Physi-
O4Ugs.
FRANK HAWTHORN, Md, Prof CT Materia
hieCIca.
VIZ. {. NICHOLS, ND, G. J. HICKMAN, NJ D.,
demonstrations OF Anatomy.
Tue Thirty nr annual Curse of lustruc-
uun in tiiis Institution re GINS Uvsmber TO-
ls6,, and TERMINATES. on the hecOad "a! Urday UI
-he ensuing March. Preliminary lectures via
be given Tally In The Charity hCsFis al,
meHcizg October Ltn. Tie Dis ecIIus Iy.Onis
VIII Ls opened on the third Monday o. October
A PracbIcal Department Is appen0ed to each
professors up, ia which students observe for
Theaaseivss tbs facts taught ia the Lecture
Room. The Fscllty are ATTENDING Physicians
and Surgeons 10 he Charity Hospital and are
accom- panied by the students in their daily
vi its. + Ely or ala Lectures $40 F; AatrlcH-
IatiOn, 50 Prs0tical Ana tony, So; 8reduA-
ton, SO. Payment reqUifed il &dyalc5. Fur
IurLheI Information, aud1ess
I. u. hIGHABDsON, u D., Dean.
H25- " In 1se al eplueIn4 should occur duli. z
this sum Ltudeuts may II -Vei TIA sIess, have
no hesitation in coming t. the city NJ The time
here de isnated. DdTIAg the tai. ty-one years
o. the exlcteDce Oh tbs Medical Department.
10 student mas been known 10 de Of fellow
revec during attendance u on lectIres."
aul2 Won
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ATLANTA, August 8.-The appointees
of the Governor take charge of the State
Road on Monday next.
The day was occupied by the Senate in
debate on the case of Bradley, negro
Senator. The Senate was without a
quorum. Bradley has the floor Monday.
a resolution was offered in the House,
declaring negroes ineligible to seats il
the Legislature.
A bill passed exempting oue-srmed
and One-legged men from taxation.
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SUNDAY Appeal.
ALBEIT PIKE G. co
80 Ato,,,o ryo,,ogtg TDicos.,s.
w1LL the Postmaster at this point, or

WILL the Postmaster at this point, or
ct Nashville, or our Nashville exchanges
please inform Us Why it is that the mails
from Nashville are so irregular? Why
is it that they are frequently several days
behind haad, and 50 frequently do not
come to hand 81 all? For three days we
received no mails from that point, until
yesterday, when the delinquent mails
all came in a batch. Please inform Us,
gentlemen.
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A SAD AFFAIR occurred just below
0syks, Miss, On the New Orleans and
jackson Railroad on Saturday last,
which Iesulted in the death of two men.
1t seems that some personal difficulty
had previously taken place between
Wade II. Varnado, an old citizen Of ST.
Helena, aud two brothers named Neal,
and on Saturday Mr.. Varpado, accom-
panied by his scn-in-law, Mr. Thomp-
son and another young man,
sill came 10 this place armed.
Upon returning, some Of the party being
somewhat under the influence of whisky,
they were met on the road by the Meals,
one Of whom attempted 20 shoot Mr..
Thompson, the foremost Of the other
party, but his gun missed fire, where
upon Thompson fired upon Neal, killing
him Immediately. The other Neal dis
charged his piece at Thompson, which
killed him on the spot,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches
AEAR ANA.

MONTGOMERY, August 9.-HOuse this
morning rejected the Senate bill by 43 to
81, authorizing the Legislature to cast
the electoral vote of the State, but in the
afternoon recopsidered their action and
passed the bill by 49 TO Is. The Speaker
and others protested against it.
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IaElMPKIS s ARKANSAS BIYEg
-. - United States Mail -.
Packed Company.
NEW ARRANGEHEN rs.

nURtNG THE PRESENT LOW SrAGE OF
II water Ia TIE Arkansas river, ali The boats
on the Memphis end OF the route are with
drawn, and the elegant Side-wheel Steamer
NATOAIA............ annes Lee Master
VIII take the place Of the through boats leav.
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
FuU RSpA4S, a5d PM; eonnec.ieg at Nspo-
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
AMERICAN-.....-......... w. T. Berry, Master
For Pine Blnf.
Freight and passengers viii be transferred
without detention or extra expense, The "a Ma
TOMA giving Through Tickets TO Passengers
TO Pine bluff and all Intermediate points only,
but will sign Through Bills Lading Tor freight
to ali points on Arkansas river as high up as
The new and very light.draught steamers
VAN BUREN....-.........J. W. Williams, Master
FORT SAITH James BoWlin, Master
WIN ply between Pine Bluff and Spadra, con-
Meeting at the latter place with a hsot Of first
class Flatb0ais in CHI rge OF Capt JEFF BAD
win by which freights sntpp-d on this lineare
fora arded without detention. and delivered at
destination in good order, the Hats being well
provided with tarpaulin5 to protect the goods
Persons Wishing TO ship by this line will con-
Linue TO mark their goods via Arkansas
river aud ship 10 Memphis and Arkansas
River U. S. Mall Packet Company" at Mem
phis, or 10 John D. ADJ ms, at Mem phis.
All freights signed for through this line
will, as heretofore, continue to receive the AT
tsntiOn OF James T. Bourne & Co., No. Il JEFF
fsTson street.
IOHG D. ADAMS, Superintendent.
VINSOH & DONAHUE,
Agents for Eatomn.
DAVE HUKELL. Passenger A gent.
On resnm ption OF navigation, the CLEANER,
CEi4Hg5 TN, CALDW ELL and OZARK will re-
sumo their places in the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and p. ant
ers on the entire Arkant as river Will have d.
rect communication with Memphis, and fr2m
there by rail and steamboat 10 all points In The
United States
jy2S JOHN d. ADAMS. Superintendent.
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"A man in Pittsfeld, Mass, hiss made
q working model of railroad car truck,
Of which be is the inventor, by the use
of which he claims that the speed OF cars
on curves msy be increased one third,
and the safety Of the train and the
amount of tonnage increased in the
same ratio, without any Increase in the
amount OF power commonly used. BY
this invention the terrific wear and tear
of the tracks and the dissgreeahle oscil-
latipg motion Of tbs cars while passing
around curves are wholly avoided.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL.

CAMBRIDGE, NASs. TWO TERMS. BEGIN
" ming SGPTEMB Der TO- 1855. ana FEBRIIA-
X Z y, 1908. The resident Professors are. THE
9PfhILus PARsoss, LID, EMORY WAsHBuRN,
tlenien of distinction Ia the Pro1ession lecture
t1Vm TIME 70 time on special topics. Appliea-
sten nlay ne inside for further Inform alton to
silhef Of the Resident Professors. iysIsw
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-AH Inported Goods re viii In
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All BOmestis Goods NC viii buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
shoes We win have made to order In
fact, WeWill procure ali our Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the lob
ber's profits.
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SARATOGA, ". Y, August S.-There
was numerous and fashionable attend
snce at the races to-day. The weather
was pleasant.
The first race, one and a half miles,
purse $500 for ali ages, was easily won by
Clors Clarits in 2:46 Betting was three
to two on Clora.
The second race was for a purse of
$1,000, q dash Of three miles for all ages
The betting was heavy, aud slightly in
favor Of Pat Malloy, running close, snd
excitement immense-tbe horses vary
ing their positions. James a. Connolly
took the lead, which he kept nearly 8
mile. Pat Mslloy was even at the
judges stand. Connolly again took the
lead, and at the quarter pole Pat came
up even and passed. Connolly again
came up, and the herses were even
at the Judges stand. At the quarter
Pat was two lengths ahead and Council
ly reduced the distance to one at the
half mile pole. The horses were in the
same position at the three quarter pole.
Connolly was called on while swinging
into The home stretch, and answered gal
Iantly, passing the judges stand by
clear length and winning the race.
Time-First mile, lash; second mile,
Sl:4S3 third mile, 1:453 MalIoy carried
four pounds over weight.
The third race was for purse of $500,
dash of one and tbree-quarters of mile,
all ages. Stonewall Jackson was the
fsyorite IN the POOLS, and won the race
by a neck in 1920. Gilroy made coed
race for a mile and q quarter, but
was pulled up on the finish.
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lth-We viii continually have 0ur
buyers In the EaSt watching the market
and attending the Trade AReltos sales.
buying Bargains, KhIch NJ wi again
Sell as Bargains.
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a. ecnte ia - - !:

It may be observed OF eTeTy estab-
lishmeut, whether government, church
or party, that il its form IS in one eX-
IRENE It's spirit is likely to be in the 0p-
pOsite. II It's Consultation represents au
thOrity, its spirit will be Ebsrty, and
UerSd rice If its profession Is iibsraliJy,
It's practice viii b5 exclusion, ana the re-
verse. The tyTannical government OF
the Roman EDPsroSs was, ia theory,
entirely republican. In Oar time llS3Sj,
the most practical freedom is ii China,
Russia and Prussis and the vilest des-
potism on earth may be made Of the
mOb-despOtism il America.
And the same writer sagsciousIy added
that the spirit offs Polity may be diverse
from its form; and not the principle, but
the working Of it only, is Of impor-
lance"
The despotism Of Turkey is Infinitely
more respectable, a. well as more tolera-
bic, than that which is exercised over
the people Of the Southern States, by
the white bsnditti who rule the country
IS the English under Warren Hastings
ruled India, with no other difference
than that here the foreigners retain the
forms Of Constitutional Government,
and use the negroes as facile Instruments
TO effect their purposes Notwithstanding
the trammels Of these forms.
The reign Of the Devil viii not last al
ways. Truth, says Lord Coke, " may
peradventuEe by force for a time be trod-
den down, bat never Dy sOy means
whatsoever can she be trodden out"
The same is true Of popular liberty.
The wrong rules and has its day. Il
may be q long one; bus it viii end at
last
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Holm D. ADAMS, SUPERINTENDENT.
NINSOH & DONAHUE,
C. w. FERGUSON 4 CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
c. r.. CHAMRERLIH a CO..
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Book, Job and Railroad
BLANK AND TICKET PRINTERS,
IS Jefferson street. Memphis, Tesm.
IS JeGerson street. Memphis. Team.

MEMPHIS, July 81, 1882
yEy K have disposed or portion Of our stock
w and machinery to c. W, FERGUSON q
CO., who will continue the Printing and Bind
ing Business, at 80 Jefferson strest, and are pre-
pared to execute any siyls of Printing and
Railing TO ORDER We have also transferred to
them chr RAILROAD TICKET AND COUPON
PRINTING AND NUMBERING. MAGAZINE,
which enables them to execute ell o. ders fer
Tickets on short notice. Mr.. q. W, Ferguson
has been with us for over eight years, and we
heartily commend him TO the public
ans 2W G. r. CHAM BERLIN q co.
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Through these a. eantages. IL u,us. be anna
rent to all tina we win be sbIe 10 COMPETE
WITH
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2d-fhrOugh cur large capital ne are
enabled to BUY FgR CAsa. thereby
can buy closer than ihOse buying ON
credit.
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Al.1 HlRKET on TRlS CONTINENT.

SS People should not listen 70 the base fabri-
cations Of Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis
drummers, that Memphis cannot compete VITA
their markets.
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Sd-Ee shall eGntIaas TO SELL ONLT
F0R CASH, which enables us 20 sell ~ q
closer proas thaH these selling OF Tine
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"A few weeks ago vein of copper
ore. Of yellow sulphuret, was discovered
st Vin0na, Polk county, Tenn, on the
western slope Of the Frog Mountain.
The rock containing the ore is slaty
quartz, protruding or forced upwards by
volcanic agency, through strata of clay
and talcose slate, itself trayersed by
veins of quartz mixed with iron ore and
iron pyrites.
The st. Joseph MOI Union says
Seven miles from Springfield, Mo-, is a
great natural curiosity called Lincoln
Cave which is said to rival the great
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky. It has,
as yet, been explored only about mile
from its entrance, and the largest cham
Der yet discovered is said TO be about ope
thousand yards In breadth, and from
thirty to fifty feet in hight, and Is said
70 be very brilliant and beautiful,
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40 PRACrICts ID EACoRINIsM.


Senator Henderson, OF Missouri, reply
ing to Buffers lying report in respect to
the influences usad to induce certain
Senators to vote against the conviction
OF the President, thus describes a portion
Of the viIIainous proceedings Of Spoons
and his Committee:
For selfish and malicious purposes, the
whole power Of this Government has
been given for fifty days. Telegraph
Offices have been rsusaCkea, and the
operators dragged before 3 secret COM
mittee and subjected to 3 species of ex-
animation Unknown in this country.
Private letters have been surrepGtlOusiy
taken from the desks Of the writers.
The officers of banks have been COM
PEELED 70 expose the accounts Of their
customers, and to their utter sstonish-
ment have bsen interrOgEJed as 70 the
corruption OF men whose characters
were previously without stain. Men
have been subjected 10 imprisonment
and insult such as illustrated the days OF
the base, contemplate, aud cOwardiy
Jefriss. After a. this york Of inquiry,
s cunning, perverted statement Is mad,
suppressing the entire mass OF testimony
taEGn
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DIED.

CooKE-Auguss 7, 1868, at 10 pm, in toe sd
yearof sage, at the Residence Of Mrs. Henry
D. Small, d STEPHEN COOKE, CT Arkansas,
formerly cf Louisville, KENTUCKY.
His funeral viii take place from Grace
Church, this Sunday morning, at $50 am.
Louisville pape please copy.
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