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TAXATION WITHOUT REPREsENTA.
TION

II Is not wise, as il is not necessary, to
weaken the case Of the disfrsnchissd
citizens Of Tennessee, whom an enact
ment that is null and void, and decis-
ion that has destroyed ali confidence in
the s1preme Court Of the State, and is
It's shame and stigma, have disfran-
chised, by crying out that they are taxed
without being represented, IS s matter OF
individual complaint.
But when a majority Of the people Of
a State, as is the case Ia some, or even
sixty or eighty thousand, as is the case
in Tennessee, are thus disfranchised, It
is the exclusion Of a class from repre-
sentation, and the case becomes like that
of 6 whole comm unity. Then, coupled
aCith the sralatgfttlneSs Of oar disjraR-
ehiseBeHt on other grounds, it immense
" aggravstes the wrong, and make the
robbery Of the right more utterly mex
cusable. According to human justice,
at any rate, the enOrmity Of a crime is
in proportion TO its consequences, except
in the case Of political crimes which ruin
States and produce civil wSrs. At all
events, be who robs as of our most val
liable goods or dearest rights, does Us the
greatest injury, and deserves at our
hands the severest punishment.
Therefore we have said, and we re-
peat, that he who labors to continue our
Acknowledgement, is personal enemy
1t is useless for him TO smile, and profess
personal respect, Rpd demand the amen
titles Of political controversy. II is not 8
political controversy that between US
and him. One might rs well call g
struggle for life with burglar or 8 bravo
ap0litiesl controversy. He who endeav-
ors TO wrong RnG rob me, 10 reduce me
TO condition Of iDfeFierity to the freed
negro, Is as much my personal enemy,
as be who iInpOVeFishes me BY r0bbing
nv sac, or en6eRvors 10 stab me under
the fifth rib. But II does not follow that
we are 10 seek, ia retRliat 0 }, to rob or
murder him that We are TO resort TO
force to remedy the wrong. We do not
force an open and deadly quarrel on
every personal enemy; but, unless we
are hypocrites or polite we DO decline to
meet him sc friend, or treat him as
generous antagonist.
Tennessee Is on the high road to bank |
ruptcy, IN consequences OF the Wasteful |
and corrupt expenditures Of lis Jseqbln !
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sew AohA' MY u, 1855.
Since last wrote you 1 have been in
dnstrlo0sly endeavoring 10 learn the true
status of eur Merchants National Bank.
and the financial condition Of the State,
with view 10 the enlightenment OF the
Memphis public in regard to the former,
and that Of the United States in regard
to the latter.
When the Merchants National was
suddenly and unexpectedly closed by
the Government Examiner, 1t was cur,
rently reported In Memphis that the in
stitution, presided over by an old and
honored citizen Of Tennessee, ard Of
which the Directors we're all wei known
business men and lawyers, was so much
worss than bankrupt that the capt.
tai stock lS00,0O0) was gone and
with it Sl50, GOO Of depositors money.
That this was not true / need hardly
tell you, as by the time this reaches YOU
the sssets of the bank viii be ia the
hands Of its officers, and the Institution
ps once again on its legs, This result
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, July Hon the evening
of the 18th riot commenced at Milli-
can, on the Central railroad, in which q
mob of about twenty five negroes, led
by white negro school teacher and
preacher, named Brooks, attempted to
hang man named William Halliday.
The white citizens, headed by the sheriff
and Bureau agent, prevented the exeeu-
ton and attempted TO suppress the mob,
and the attempt resulted in the death of
ten or twelve OF the negroes. On the
10th, yesterday, both parties had largely
reinforced, and skirmishing continued
throughout the day. The casualties
were estimated at twenty-five. A body
of troops arrived on the field last night
and dispersed the rioters, killing three
more OF the negroes, who numbering
from 800 to 500 had fortified themf elves
three miles from Millican, and refused
to lay down their arms, until the troops
dispersed them. The entire loss Is be-
tween fifty and sixty. The difficulty, It
is said, arose on the suspicion that ne
gro member OF the loyal league had been
hung, but who has since been found.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Abbott and
Hale, Senators elect FROM North G a :
lima, came forward and took the cath.
Sumner, from the COMMITTEES on For
eign Affairs, reported the bill making an
appropriation to carry into effect The
treaty with Russia, with an amendment
striking out the preamble and declara-
ton OF the rights OF Congress.
On the motion of Catteil, the bill pro-
viding for the issue Of 81, o0o, 900 in 8
per cent certificates, for the purpose of
retiring the outstanding compound In
teTest notes, was taken up and passed
The documents Tatiiying the I4fh
amendment, by the Lsouistana Leglsla-
ture, were presented, and Kellogg and
Harris, the Senators elect, were sworn
in.
The House bill to psy Henry st. Marie
$4,000 FOR his services IN procuring tia
arrest OF John suFratt, vas passed.
summer called up the bill making the
appropriation for the purchase OF Alaska.
which, at the instance OF the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Relations, was amended hv
striking ont the section giving the assent
Of Congress to the stipulaticns OF the
treaty, and the preamble olalraing tie
Joint power Of the House With tie Pres.
ident and Senste tocontract treaties, and
passed.
The deficiency appropriation bill was
then taken up snd DISCUSSED, and the ap-
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator How.
ard introduced in the Senate to-day the
report of the joint Committee to inves.
tigate the funds in the purchase OF ord
nance. The bulk of tle evidence goes
to show that the Chief of Ordnance and
other parties, from alleged interested
motives, persisted In issuing projectiles
which had been condemned, after due
examination into their merits. The
committee conclude the report by
recommending Brevet Brig. Gen. Dyer
for the position OF Chief Of Ordinance.
The weather was slightly cooler to-
day. There were six or seven deaths
from the heat yesterday and early this
morning, including among them james
Magill, employed for several years past
as messenger in the Tressurer's Office.
The Senate to-day confirmed julius
M. ID. Maguirtly, of Kentucky, as Con-
sal at Port Tobscco, and E A. Spring
man, OF Pennsylvania, as Consul st
Fumbay, Peru; and rejected the nomi-
nation of Francis Price, Of New York,
as Consul-General st Havana.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July 1.-THE Senate Com
mittee on Investigation reported that
none of the members were ineligible,
and recommittal found on documents
sent in by Gen. Bullock was defeated by
q vote OF l3 to p.
Mr.. Gambler, 8 Democrat, defended
several of the members accused, and
stated that Mr.. McCaultles, one Of them,
had to call on the Unian army for pro-
lection from violence, while the Union
flag was flying over his head, and said
the members accused were firm Union
men during the war.
A resolution was passed informing
Gen. Meade and the Governor of the
action of the Senate, and stating that il
was ready for business.
In the House two mem beFs-Lung, OF
Carroll, and Mann, of Hancock-were
found Ineligible, and during tho discus
sion in their case, the House adjourned.
Grand preparations are being made for
the Democratic mass meeting on the
23i inst.
Thermometer, 1929.
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SAILED no THE COUNTER.

In order to obtain an opportunity to
ask what amount Of taxes the Editor OF
the APPEAL pays, the Bulletin asserted
some days ago, thst in addressing the
people of Memphis in mass meeting as
sembled, a week ago, be spoke Of carpet
baggers and sealawags who paid no
taxes.
When we are provoked to reply to 3
personality, we do not care to be in haste
sbout it, especially when the summer
heat has made Us INDECENT. If the Bul-
letiR wished to De impairment, it would
have been better for It not to have re-
sorted to its imagination for facts to war
rant an indeceney.
We said nothing ct all, like that which
the Bulletin imputes TO US. The impu-
dent invention lacked even the merit Of
ingenuity, and cannot be excused as a
mistake.
We did not inquire into the amount OF
taxes paid by anybody, and least Of all
by a political antagonist. We supposed,
indeed, that those who rule US here in
Memphis had sufficiently enriched them
selves by many diIigent courses, to pay
respectable sums iato the treasures Of
the State and Nation.
We should be ashamed il the close OF
the civil war had found Us worth enough
to be proud of tbs amount Of taxes ex-
tracted from Us by the State and Federal
publicAns. We are more than content,
we are proud, TO be poor. We do not
regret il, that the proceeds Of the sale OF
valuable property of ours are in the
Treasury Of the United States, or that
the sacrificed property is held, as we I'M
derstand, by the w5fe Of Schenek Of Ohio.
Let each enjoy the ill-gotten gain. Other
lands have been swept from US by exor-
bitant taxation. 1t may be wise, but il
is certainly not very manly, to tsunt
Confederates with their poverty. No
Southern man, we imagine, is ashamed
of it, or would have his condition other
than II il is, If, TO have had it different,
he must have abandoned OF betrayed the
cause of HE State.
We only wish We paid less taxes than
we DO; for every dollar extorted by way
of tax from a disfranchised man, lie q
dollar Of which he is robbed. The sense
of injustice will be hardly sharper under
which we shall smart, when the Bulletin
succeeds in persuading the Gar OF Tenn
essee to billet MS ragamuffin State sol
diery on the citizens of Memphis, as it
ius0ientIy threatens shall be done.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July lin the House OF
Commons last night, Lord Stanley made
an important statement. He said re-
ply had been sent to the United States
Government as to the matter Of natural
ization; that the ministry was ready to
accept the American Interpretation OF
the question, and he thought, therefore,
that no misunderstanding was possible
between the two countries. Lord San
ley said that he had declined to make a
treaty at present, as the Royal Commits
sion, who were considering the general
subject, were still in session, and for the
additional reason that time will not per-
NIT the passage Of the bill at the present
session of Parliament
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PENNsYLVANIAr

PHILADELPHIA. July 17.-9e strike
at the gas works continues, and the di-
rectors are unable to secure new firemen,
as violence by the strikers is feared. The
city will probably be in darkness to-
night.
The supply of gas is exhausted, and the
strike continues. The newspaper offices
generally have resolved to use candles
and oil lamps. A few places OF amuse-
ment are open, but will be forced to sus-
pend their Performances.
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propriations for harbors and rivers in
creased 81 500. 900.

propriatiODs for harbors and rivers in
creased 81 800, 900.
HOUSE.
The Senate's funding bill, with several
amendments, was reported FROM the
Ways and Means Committee and re-
ferred TO the Committee of the Whole.
The credentials Of four Representatives
from Arkansas were referred to the
Committee on Elections, and the House
went into Committee OF the Whole on
the funding bill.
The funding bill was then taken up.
The first amendment OF the Committee
on Ways and Means, making one class
of bonds to run forty years at IS 100
per cent, was agreed to.
The credentials of the Representatives
elect from Louisiana, and the action of
that State in ratifyiRg the fourteenth
amendment, were referred TO the Com
mittee on Elections.
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THE DEE OCRATIC CLUB OF SHELBY
COUNTY

iii DEE oNAtA II d VE RAAEAaAa
COUNTY
Meets at the Democratic Head Quarters,
in Stillman Hall, corner OF Second and
Madison, this evening, and viii be called
to order precisely al 81 pm.
Several Ward Clubs viii march in pro-
cGssion, to unite with the County Club,
and be formally received by it as visitors.
Speakers for the evening: w. T.
Avery and Charles w. Adams, Esq.
A vast and enthusiastic gathering of
Conservatives is expected. The spirit
Of rs is awakened again, and the people
are rising in their maj esty to rescue the
country.
Ladies are respectfully invited to be
present Preparations are made to seat
them comfortably, and they are assured
that the utmost decorum will be main
tanned.
By order Of the President,
W. q. LOFLAND, Rec. Sec.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS..
Ner York narket.

NEW YORK, July II Cotton q shade hrmer
csc Rice dull. Coffee firm bat quiet sugar
steady, cuba ll1S9u3sc. Molasses dull Flour
dull and declining. Wheat quiet 81 S09I s..
Corn 81 07@l 10.
Dry Goods are buoyant, heavy brown sheet
ings lS9lS14e; hne sheetings l4glie; print
cloths S1ssS4c; dark styles OF prints l31S9l41<c;
ginghams HglT5kc; cotton bags 5OctaS2 90
Holy Ike spool thread 45650e
Money steady, call loans S35; sterling 1871 9
lO5s gold 4a$s 9451S. Specie exports lower and
viii be s., 0o0,0O0. Old 1ennesseeis e91< new do
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Frontier In
der reports that Gen. Crook had attacked
some Indians in Idaho (dste not given
and been defeated, and was obliged to
send to camp for wagons to bring in his
dead. He had two companies Of infant
ry only, and the Indians were well for
titled.
The pawnbroker's shop of Nathan
Folk, on the corner of Third and Pine
streets, was entered last night, the back
of the safe cut out and the contents, said
to be worth from S15,000 to SIS, 600, car
ried of. Among the property, it is said,
were $50 gold watches and many fine
diamonds.
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FUNERAL notice.

CoTroN-The friends and acqusintances ef
W. B. Cotton, Esq, are requested to attend the
funeral of his wife, Mrs. ANNA CoTToS, from
The Church OF the Good Shepherd, in Chelsea,
this Saturday evening, at o'clock. Services
by Rev. Mr.. Vanlx. Carriages in attendance at
McCafrey a Cornelius, 800 Second street, and
at the Brick Church, for those who desire 70 ao-
company the corpse from the residence.
Macon (3a.) papers please copy.
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Seth Green, the down-east chad
hatcher, says: Every acre Of water is
worth two Of land, and it can be tilled'
at one-thousandth part Of the expense. y
The internal revenue officers at
Washington have discovered that the
tax on sales provided for in law passed
in March, applies TO the sales Of news.
papers,
Medical men ia Cuba have pro-
nonnced 2lnsapples Of this years growth
as dangerous to heslth, and given their
positive opinion against the proprleiy Of
eAting them,
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Their
Extensive preparations are being made
for the illumination, procession and
meeting in Lafayette Square, tomorrow
night, to ratify the nomination. of Sey-
mOur and Blair.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 17.-Chief Justice
Chase was serenaded at Flushing last
evening.
A cool breGzs has rendered the suns
heat more bearable to-day. The Their
mometer only reached IS.
Many cases of sunstroke are report
ed, but the number of deaths will not
exceed %.
Senator Doolittle has written letter
opposing the third party movensnt, and
favoring the election of Seymour and
Blair.
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, July 17.-fhe Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day nomi-
nsted John L. Edwards for Governor
and adopted resolutions approving of the
nominees and platform Of the New York
Convention.
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THE New York Tadepeadent has
ehoked off its ancient contributor, Prof.
Einney, who tried ia its columns 10 re-
vive the anti-AIssonic- excitement. Not
satisfied with Tetsiling I" Morgan . with
improvements OF mis- own, that veraciops
individual made 3 terrific exposure Of q
Masonic degree which has no existence
here or elsewhere. The "0rder of the
Cross, we believe, was the title
Of this fictitious degree. 1t is
wholly imaginary, and there is no
person living who ever took such
q degree, or even heard Of its existence,
until the fertile brain of Finney gave
birth TO it. Probably the attention of
the editors OF the Independent was called
TO this fight Of Finney's imagination,
and they saw the propriefy OF d.seontin-
ulng his rather heavy romance. We
unhesitatingly deny the existence Of this
pretended degree, and cali upon Finney
to pFOdnee sDy evidence to snow that Il
is not purely 8 fiction.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, July IF. II. Simons,
Of Lacrosse, completed his walk OF HOO
miles in u days and II hours, at Hester's
Garden at noon yesterday, and conn
mences his walk to Chicago at 4 o'clock
tO-uforrOW
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL The Next
can Consul here officially denies the
report OF the purchase of Salvaye and
Sonora, by Seward.
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The Shelby County Democratic Club

Meets at the Democratic headquarters every
Saturday Evening, and IS called TO order pre-
cisely st half-past O'Clock.
FfesideHs.-ALBERT PIKE.
Vioe-Presidsnts--W. 7. Avery, John Dawson,
II. nageveney, Jr., ID. ID. L. Stewart, A. E
FARMLAND, J. W. LenEich and F. L. Warner.
Recording SscreiHy.--W. o. Lohand.
C1rrespoRdaFg SecrefdsY Minor Merriwether.
T'rsasluer-Asjor J. ]. Murphy.
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Open at al hours: supplied with newspaper
from every State in the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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Democratic Clubs established elsewhere in
the state are invited to correspond with the
shelby County Club, for cooperation ana con-
certed action.
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IUKA SPRINGS.
Terms-ss per Day; SIz so per week
$50 per Month.
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA

IfHE proprietOrs OF this Watering Place take
Il pleasure In informing their Triends and
patrons that they have eoTnrle tsCi 49, 81 ~
engagements for the comfort aud eDioy pasnf a.
their guests. and that the Hotel Is now omen
IOr tnslr reception. The efficacy OF these
waters In eases OF Dropsy, SerusuIa Dy-sne5,sfs
diseases peculiar 20 Females, ana ali dissssss %
the SKIN and Kidneys, "a too vel estqbIisbed
70 need comment. A good Band will serve H.,
Ball- room and the table win be supplied win
the best the county affords, while the nshinig
In Snoai greek aud the hunting IN On mn.
rounding woods present their usual aftractfr : ;
70 visitors. Route via Memphis and Charlr -,
Railroad to Florence, thence by regular So
Line TO The Springs-pine miles -s9
For descriptive pamphlet, circular ~ TO- -
FORMATION respecting special disea-a5 a,,.iTsss
ELLIS CO., p 5prietOrs-
or II. A. MOODY. AZ h
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INSURANCE.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, No. $40 olive Street,
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NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-Cotton quiet; sales
30 bales; midGiings Bic; receipts I5s bales
weeks sales 9i3; exports 1913 receipts Gal
stock 255l. sterling 561S95S New York Sight
re premium. Gold 42za421<c. Flour dull
superfine 81 so; XXX s9,gI0. Corn dull 90cGsl
Oats firm Sc Hay unchanged. Mess PoTE
pominalIy $50. Bacon dun, shoulders 1870
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF MEMPHIS
Madison and second streets.

IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER OF
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Co., 5. n. Webb q Co, Tool, Phillips q Co, La
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General N. b. Forrest, General ]. R Chalmers,
Com. Joseph r. montgomery, Judge J. P. Ca
Tuthers Rev. 8. h. Ford DID. Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, Galloway, Ham ptOD
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
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W. A. GOODWYH, JOHN 7. STATION
J. f. FRANK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-18
LouIsvIIIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, July H.-Tobacco quiet, sale:
SO hhds; lugs and fair leaf 81 segl6 super
fine Flour S. 7597. Wheat 81 9092 Corn e4g
1850. OATS SOaSic. Rye 81 50. Pork SIS 20
Lard I7549lSc. Bacon, shoulders I3c; clear sides
IKE; clear nib sides l51<e. BUIk5shoulders re
clear sides l6c.