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TO My Old Friends
West Tennessee, Mississippi
ana Arkansas.

Having accepted a permanent agency Of the
N. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, would respectfully ask the At
icniion Of my friends 10 that institution as a
safe certain aud reliable medium through
which they may assure their families against
want In the evont Of death, or themselves from
an impoverished old age in case Of ill-success
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hereby recommended to public confidence. Our
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This company issues policies on lives on all
the different plans, and at as favorable rates "a
any other, while Il has no restrictions in regard
to residence or travel, and all l,s profits are d.
vided annually among lis policy holders. II Is
prompt In the payment Of Losses, having paid
100000 In this city In the last eight months.
as follows
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county To
Richard Fitzgerald hclr.I-lav Of Irene fitr-
GERALD. deceased You are hereby cited TO mp.
ear before the Probate Court Of said county
1t the courthouse thereof on the ith Monday
q December, 1861, 10 show cause why the final
iceount Of FREEMAN u. lrby guardian Of said
deceased. should not be %hllovod aud approved.
by order Of court. Issued November, 1861.
noiG-st W. p wOOTTBN, Clerk.
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE.

wormsley, Joy L Co. rargason, Cordes 4
Cor Longley, Nulholland 4 Co, Howell, Wood
a Co., Norment Rufhn 4 Finney, Aydiett,
Roblnson A Co, 4. N. Webb q Co, Tool Phil
lips 4 Co, SAINT ". Gates Lacey 4 McGehee,
Y. Z. Boone 4 Co, Murphy 4 Cash, Noses J.
Wleks, N. CORONA, A. T. frsnkiand, N Hof.
heimer, General n b Forrest, General J. r.
Chalmers, John Pollard Trerevant Judge ]. p.
Caruthcn, Rev. II. 8. Ford, d. D., J. A. Ander
son, Judge Phlneas T. scrugRs J. q Lousdale.
WIN. Richardson Hunt sam. p. Wake. Da-
siscockrcll, ]. J. Rawlings osilaway, Hamp-
ton 4 Co. John Ainslie.
REFERENCES IN MISSISSIPPI.
IL. Gage, N. D., ". A. Raybun. Baains.
ton 4 Co. Grenada; Hon. l.. Q. q. Lamar.
Aven' 1 Lyles, Judge J. n. Howry, Oxford;
A. n. West Superintendent N. @. RR. s. N.
Lamb Treasurer ". q T. RRs VIM. N. strick-
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Moore, oaklands; Den. W. y. Brantley Greens
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), All'ion, Ba,e,ville; I. p. Cooper, n. ].
Young, r. II. Taylor, r. J. Walsh. Pancls.
Da FRANK MOORE Agent,
Pamela, Miss, Coz Pamela and Bcsoso counties
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Know Thy Destiny.

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GENERAL AGENTS, MEMPHIS, TENN,
FOR Yves, Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
10 whom all applications for Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed.
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Railroad Communication

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will not fail to note the advantages
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with the People through its columns.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-06-26
The Holmes Homicide.

The Holmes homicide of Massaehus-
etts reminds the editor of the Tribune
in some respects of the celebrated Park
man murder, and bids fair TO become
one of the most interesting cases in our
criminal annals. How far the confess
sion of the accused may be entitled to
belief, we have no better opportunity
of Judging than our readers. 1t seems
to be assumed by many people that if
the killing had been done in self7de,
Tense, Andrews would have confessed
it.at once, instead of waiting until the
chain of circumstantial evidence against
him became too strong to be resisted.
But is this a fair assumption? 1t is an
awful thing to take the life of fellow
creature, even in self-defense, end q
timid man driven to such deed might
well dread confessing it when it was
certain that danger and Imprisonment
must follow the confession, and doubt-
full whether his explanation of the cir
cumstances would be accepted. B8lsi.
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Once too Often,

The Cleveland Herald, referring to
Judge Chase's recent letter, says; "Mr
Chase, like Mr.. Clay, has written one
letter too many. Had he been content
to 'douse the glim' of these 'old lights,
and feel his way in the Democratic
path, by the fitful glimmering Of the
political fire-fies that alone shed ray
upon benighted Democracy, he might,
by the menipulations of the New York
political stock-j obbers, have become the
successful Fourth of July candidate,
but he has sung out Hail Columbia,
home of the free, once too often, and
must take a scat with tho mourners."
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yellow Fever at G aIvestoa.

A Galveston letter says: 'The yellow
fever has broken out here, and people
are leaving for the interior Of tho State
by every possible conveyance, Here,
as at New Orleans and all tho copst of
Texas, no such intense heat has ever
been known, hardly in August All
through the month Of May, there
reigned continual and almost insur-
portable heat. The temperature of
August has been hurried into May and
June, and all the people think This re-
version of seasons is attributable to the
never-to -be-forgotten and terrible hur.
ricane of October z, 1867. III
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Washington items.

The Arkansas bill has passed the
Senate. SIR sjtt 100000 .ai
Surratt has been discharged on the
|oioinal Indictment, and hold TO $4,000
BAH on the new Indictment, The case
is postponed to Monday. The bail was
raised and Surratt enlarged. Surratt
will plead not guilty to the new indict-
ment. 1baIBh M BID H8ltsI d N8
John J. Bagne, r. II. Turmoil, Owen
Thorn and Michael Shea, are Surratt's
bondsmen. ine4 oil 4Mfl5g9 ~R sil fa
The President has nominated Eyarts
for Attorney General, and Gen. Null
ford for Collector for the Third Vir-
GINA Revenue District. wei aal "a ag
The Treasury Department issues the
following Holders of seven-thirties
desiring to convert them into fiye-twen-
ties must present them to the Treasurer
here or at New York; viz: those ma
tured June 18th, before July 18th those
maturing the 18th of July before Au-
gust first. The bonds issued in ex-
change bear interest from July first,
and will be sixty-seven or eight at own
ers option. KAN xxx ..'t..,.,',...
On the 23d the Arkansas Senators
were seated, on motion Of Mr.. How
ard, without division, .
After referring the credentials Of the
Arkansas delegation to the Election
Committee, the House resumed the con-
sideration of the Tax Bill. An amend
ment fixing the direct whisky tax at 30
cents. was adopted-S7 to 81 Other
amendments were discussed. but no fur
Their action. r,.,,i,...., 6.tp
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Legal Tender and the National
naht! fh


A correspondent of the Boston Post,
who has conversed with prominent
Democrats and Republican in all the
pricipal cities throughout the West and
Southwest, writes to that paper that
the redemption of the National debt in
greenbacks is advocated by, at the very
least, four-fifths Of the people in those
sections of the country. He draws at
tention to the fact that the language of
the Legal Tender Act which passed
both Houses of Congress, in February,
1862, is not generally understood in all
its force even by those most disposed
to claim its benefits. That act express
ly declares that sdg Fuq ie.o.f,g
Such notes herein authorized shall be
receivable in payment of all taxes, in
ternal duties, excuses, debts Except du-
ties on imports,) and demands of every
kind due to the United States, and of
all claims and demands against the
United States of every kind whatsoev-
er, except for interest upon bonds and
notes, which shall be paid in coin, and
shall also be lawful money and legal
tender in payment of all debts, public
and pricate within the United States,
except duties on imports and the inter-
est as aforesaid. atrml. eiII tGe.
These are the exact words of the le-
gal tender act upon which authority
alone it is demanded by the people of
the West and Southwest that the United
States fve-twenty bonds, which were
issued by authority of this act, shall be
paid in illegal tender" .otes. There is
another class of bonds, commonly call
Idl the -forties-these are by their
Nerms, and by the terms of the law by
Which they, we're authorized, payable in
coin; and these bonds, and these only,
issued since 1852, it is held, shall be
paid in gold, ~ a ~ pm
| The Post correspondent concludes
i have given this great question some
considerable study; | have given close
attention to the Legal-tender Act in all
fits bearings; j have read the opinions
of men learned on matters of finance
Ihave seen the speech of Hon. John
Sherman, of, Ohio, Chairman of the
Committee on Finance in the Senate,
| in which he says that in laying aside all
personal interest, lie is compelled to
admit that these bonds can be laacfullg
paid in this legal-tender paper. All
this / have seen and studied, and (much
as would like to see it otherwise)
am compelled to admit that this case
is strong one, in a legal point of view
/ am bondholder. l have held bonds
to the amount of several thousand dol
lars for more than three years, but ]
think understand how it will be fol
'fthe best interests of this country to dis.
charge this immense debt in green.
backs as fast as possible without toe
great an imitation of the currency, and
thus open the way, by gradual re-
demption of the bonds, to speedy re-
turn to specie payment. f. .,.
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Observation-Disclosures.

1t is proposed to hold Grand DEM
ocratic Mass Meeting at Atlanta, on the
22d day of July, with the view to a
thorough organization for the approach
ing Presidential election. Distinguished
orators have been invited from different
parts Of the Union, liberal arrange
ments are making with the several rail-
way lines interlocking at that city, and
a demonstration is designed which will
speak in thunder tones the dctermin-
ed purpose of Georgia to shake off all
Radical domination, and to array her.
self on the side of Democracy and the
Constitution" The Empire State of the
South, regal and proud in her desola-
ton, will in November vindicate her.
self from the aspersion which was
sought to be fastened upon her at Chi
CaQo,
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Loyal Claims.

No more claims for losses sustained
during the war can be filed after July
LIST, the indemnity law expiring at that
date. Thousands of the claims thus
far filed do not come up to the require
ments of Congress in the proof Of loss,
and must necessarily be rejected. Az
effort is to be made for the passage of, a
law authorizing the turning over of all
war claims now in the hands of the
Department at Washington, from this
State, to the General Claim Commits
sioner, that the whole Tennessee batch
may be sent in together, and an appro-
priation asked that will cover the whole
amount. W.
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The Elecfric Telegraph.

We believe it is the Nasville Union
and Dispatch which remarks it is not
to be denied that the electric telegraph
has accomplished much Of good to the
human race, But like every thing else
Of mans work, it is not devoid of evil
and is susceptible of abuse. tits EN-
ployed too frequently in creating erro-
neous impressions and manufacturing a
I,,eSEcs sentiment in the inherent ofiNiti4
zens and parties. 1t is being so used
at this juncturc, and the public should
be cautioned to receive its notes upon
chances and probabilities of the action
of the New York Convention with ma
ny grains of allowance. We discredit
about nine-tenths Of what is published
on this subject. That body, SO far as
we are able to judge, will be composed
of earnest and honest Democrats, who
will be unaffected by the Juggling
which may be practiced; and will pay
no heed to Fictitious public opinion
sought to be imposed on them by telc-
graphic, or any other sort of manipula-
tiOn i n N| ' IN| iIlI .I
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Wheat in Great Britain.

The London correspondent of the
New York Financial Chronicle, under
date of May Both, says; elj "A KIM
Fine weather, the prospect Of an ear
ly and good harvest, and large foreign
supplies have had their natural effect
upon the wheat trade During the
whole of the week much, heayiness has
prevailed, and prices have declined to
the extent of from 3s to As per quarter.
Should the weather continue fine it is
very probable that the speculative hol-
ders oflforeign wheat will press their
wheat for sale, and endeavor to secure
the high prices now current. Much,
however, depends upon the weather.
The supplies of wheat afoat to this
country are amply sufficient to meet
our wants, SO that, with the prospects
of an early and abundant harvest, the
tendency of prices must be downward.