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II the District Court OF the q nusd sites, FOR
the District OF West Tennessee. In tile mat
ter o. So ONION Cohen, Bankrupt. IL Bank
ruptey, District OF West qenuessee-ss.
TO whom Il may concern;
THE undersigned hBrehy gives notice OF his
I ssnointment as ASH gnee ~ Solomon Cohen,
of NefLAhis in the county or Sueiby and state
or TenneSsak, 9lthin h.tid District, VITO has
hosn adfddgtd s a.. ID kru ~ upOu his own peti-
ION fy -the iHstriat t's-rf OF aaid DAtriet.
Memphis Tenn, ths slh day OF January,
VA. 7. CIaObE, Assignes, eie.,
No. 451 Main street, NIsldran Block.
-. Ian 4asrgla arlt
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terrible foreboding OF the coming con.
hlct, and incendiarism Of factories
dwelling houses and barns is common
event. The bureau, a most Ubiquitous
machine, smotbers everything IN the
shape Of negro outrage, and even the
military authorities are unwilling that
snch tawlpssness should be known to the
people of Tie North. The press here is
iiooded with accounts of these Outrsges
and Increase Of crime among the blacks.
Personal observation and conversation
with the people can alone satisfy the
Northern observer, for listen 10 the
bureau or the military and you will
assnredly be hoodwinked. Virginia Is
DO less peBceable than either Georgia or
Mississippi, and the reports Of Gen. Ord
will DOUBTLESS be reiterated by SGl,oheld
in due time. The bureau is the main
instrument Tor the suppression Of nsgro
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LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

'gvhE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
l isge viii ofsE en- the FIRST MUkDAI
5CTOBER. The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Gaw......--..--Gen. ALBERT PIKK
Real Property & Plead ng Hon. X. K Heath
Personal Property q Ptezding... "A. n LIZ
Equity Commercial Law Hon. p. T. scRU Cos
Cllm. Law Admiralty -.Ien. J. X. CHALNEEs
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fEEMPHiS Appeal.
PuzLIhHsD pAIzT s. WEEKLY
JOHN S. c. HOGAN s. co.
pEsoE or SUBSCRIPTION

Daily gu advanced per sruufn 81 "
per week ; =
$3.50 uin 10 "a gslCsl SEQ
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e Std &c SfiFrOred Ugliness. of JseSbiEisHl.
Psr, oThe New York Times, an original
ssessid consistent Republican Journal, is
S ..ore, last disgustsd with the villsnies Of
ldicsl legislation. The days of that
, splcable snd dstes.able faction are
Imbersd, when an Influential Repub.
,an Journal like the Tines feels II.
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iOO'' MRS. WM: lfisi B. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in svery
town and county in the United States, 70 intrO-
ducs this celebrated preparation, Agents are
now making frpm $50 70 sos per month, clear
OF xpsnses. Aoplio~ ttOns for agencies can re
nada for the present TO MIS-. Jackson, al the
~ Whlternora House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth. Memphis; or 70 the npsDu.
iacturing depot, No tis sixth street., 81. louis,
No either IN person or by letter.
II
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Vestsd viii & lttlls brief authority.
Cuis such Ttptzstic ule1s cefoyo high Heaven
As make the angels veepg a.
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hooks for a less time tnsn oIle month.
,,.s---.z s,r> sngFyrfSyNa
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MRS. CID WOLCOTT,
Iarsav street. bet. S.ytn and -SsVenth
MRS. WIN. r, coLLiSs' CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL, Mo August 2, 1876.
NRs. Jackson Dear aeHdra II am most
happy to ify4orrn you that after having suffered
more than three Yeas with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore month. or canker OF the
mouth and throat, I tired various remedies.
but found nothing tOdo rue any good until /
n. ard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth called Queen Bess.T I bought one D L..
tie. went according to directions, and am truly
thankful say have fOuud permanent cure.
Hoping you win put lish this. that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by it, l remain,
Yours respectfully,
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FAssMAN's IRoa TIEs
COTTON BALES.

fT'HE undersigned have Tnasis ey1er-rr- ar
4 4 isnsenients 20 sapoiy tlsas-raad i0r s-..ss
Ties the pTesrut sezssstl.
IN addition tnth- FAsssE8,y DIAMOND TIE
and AUII'iN r u 50 extensively u-rd rer.fa-
fore. they RON ofsF his lILI5Ar, Z ~ g., ,.i.l
teeia 80 aErAugsd As to sralrfy Clamp fE--
hoop wien the prs>snre g remove. fsora The
aae- and I'D IL wifhuut slr pBlag.
Great pains hfve been tGGeu 20 Esrnre the
best qualitv Of iron.
Ihess Ties are sn simple Ia Their arrange
nleHt thst they can be applied 5y auv one. %
bales Of any size, with ths sSfne facility 8ud
expedition a. TGpe. - alTel-zLh. security ar.t
facility Of Application. they EiI compare Ia
YOfa1iy with sDs II an 0duczd.
lhe EdNantages Of Iron Ties are nov Ean=r-
ally recognized; but iJ - deemed "a g out %
ptael 10 ca tbs attention ~ those Interested
% me very emphatic recommendation o. I'm
oerWriters, steamboat Captains. and Owners
snd Agents OF Sea rteaDefz and Sailing e.
seis, recently Published in the newspapers ia
New Orleans
CHAA3F Rs 4 TATTTSG,
General Agents. New Orleans.
EOr sale By
NEACUAM 4 TREAnWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co..
AsHaphls.
And sthes dealers and Grocery Merchants.
aa22 C6
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WASHINGTON, January 4 ID L Dali
ton, Secretary of State of Alabama, has
arrived here on a mission which PEP
claims a beRrtreuding condition o. ar
fairs in that State. lie seeks assistance
for tue starving population of the once
prosperous Alabsma. 4 report which
he has laid before the President coutsins
some startling facts connected with the
unhappy state Of the people whose woes
he depicts. Not the least Interesting
portion of the report is that which re-
iates 10 the pOliti.aI consequences which
" reconstruction on the Congressional
plan will entail on the people Anarchy
is most seriously apprehended, which,
added 20 the present imminence of star
vatiOu, makes up Il sea Of troubles which
threatens 10 overwhelm the people OF
Alabama. CORRESPONDENT.
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QhekHHE B!T,,, - , rrtS-snvt- y7ru oe1oTe,
10 use bis ibdusnce 70 obtain relief from
Congress in the form Of loan. 20 be Sc
cured by q lien on the crops. Yesterday
he received 8 letter from gentleman 10
Louisiana describing the poverty of the
planters, who, he says, owing to the
damages BY iuundati0n, the ravAges OF
the army worm, psucity OF the cotton
crop. the small yield Of the grain
crop and other misiortunes, are utterly
unable 20 feed and pay lsborers to work
their plantations. He says their only
hope is in Congress, and asks the General
10 recommend a loan TO planters, secured
by lien gpoa Their crops, and that
measures be adopted 70 eblige the freed
men 10 work. tie also hopea that Con-
eress wilt see the evil results Of late leg
i-lation aud repeal the reconstruction
acts. so that the Southern States may
come into the Union on fair and equits-
bic terms.
Gen. Howard replied that bis letter
had been received that his statement OF
the condition OF the country vas partly
corroborated from other sOurcesI but
that his insinuation that the freedmen
were unwilling to work is uujusL TO them,
ana chat II measures OF compulsory
ehsraets. shoyld ever be adopted 70 force
men 10 work, ths vhites would be in-
eluded in the order as well Is tie hlscks.
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N0ffce IA RRnkrllDtcN.

Notice iIi bankruptcy.
limited siates cf AmeYf-a. Nesierp pktrdci Of
Tenura .e8--,.
THIS Is 10 give notice thai on tie sih oss oi
1 January. A. D., fsls a ssafrauD lii Dank-
"a ptcy was issued against the estate OF
ChristiaB y. TheinErs
of Msoaphis, In the county Of Shelby, aud
STATE oF sec nesses, who hes ben bd-
iudred a bankrutt OF his own petii % that
the rayment OF any debis, ana de iyery OF any
prOpefly belonging 70 suel. ban Srupt TO hln'
81 for ms use and the transfer % . property
~ him are forbidden py law. That uieeilng
OF tue creditors Of the said bankrupt, 10 prove
fhsir debts and % choose one or more asslsIit7A
u nis estate, VIII be hello at q court o. bank
rupfc.. q 10 holden az Office No 40 MAin
slFeef in Wa34 ran block, Memphis, Ienu ne
fore TatoInasl. LlARs53-- hs4-s +fgsier On &c @
2sth day Of Januarf, a, " IS, al 70 o'c.ocA
am. >,
Nemphis, Tenn. Sth day of IanaerSi &, D.
1855 81. lD1L IL
BY j B. BfNGHAN,
Depzts =. s Marshal Is Nesasnger.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASoNTODIREOTORY
1867.

: Ha=a.aHaasa .saaaaa aasa=zs aaaaHaaasas
'E Day. 5Ith NOVembe IA eacf
1zI2 mhi n
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NOTIOE.

TF1HF Noneounah Turnpike Company and
1 Wolf i.iver Pike Company Will hold thei'
knnual Meeting on the tth January. 1855, 81
~Sstpel PaarEonK y g. IA 4 1s fresideiii.
-(jaTEL ~ Hsps, Eecretzrs',
recsmtff 80 ls3i, ffef4 ~
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THE PENDING WAR OF RACES IN vIR


RsE York, December IA special
disuGtch Dc the Herald from Richmond
says: IN,
Prom ak portions OF tle State, yith
but ono exception-the shenandoah
Valley-eoaas accounts Of e reign oil
terror because Of the muFderous and
incendlary proclivities OF tie bl4cks.
Ia Halifax county, during the Christmas
holidays, a military officer, much against
his will, was compelled to invoke the
aid Of the military authorities here, as
there were serious indications of disturb
auce on the part Of the blacks. Every
thing, however, passed OFF quietly, the
presence Of tbe military having q decided
! influence with the incendiary Africans
/ Disguise it IS anybody may, war ol
races sssms inevitable. Every YiEGinian
With whom oonYerse Is Impressed viii
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QUNCY, IL, November s. iSs6-
Mas. JACKSON. Dear Maddm-It Is with
pleasure that I certify - you, that se6ing one
Of your circulars. which contained certificates
and lndOrs~meuts from The hest ph ystcieu5 md
the hlghesi .- cIfc 4 authorities OF the United
Sta'es. cert fyiug that yOdr oils for the con-
plrxIOu aud teetu were purely tbs oils eNtracf<
ana essences OF flowers. and they warrant II
when used accnrdi 10 directions to cure tue
worst and mes; fiicul ts-s Of nursing. sore
m0Uih ctuksr II tue stOInsch, bowels and dys
pc -sia. For SC c.ulous disorders, when used
both internally ard eNtsrns Is. II has no equal
Dsar Madam, seeing this and my little dRogh-
ter a yed dfteen months. having ths whoop ng
cOngu for several months accom- ~auiel with
what the doctors call white csnker, her -oUth
and throat being t-rriHly liberated, aud hav-
Ing tired everything for It's relief could hear
or al to no purDose, ! bought one bottle o.
your oil for the clmplexion, cal ed Queen
Ress - went according to the directions, old not
use dnite one bO'tl- and En most happy u
state to you that Il has s1nsf my child the Is
nov AS well and he rty as ever she was In her
life I give yOu thiS, my cerl hca'e, hoping you
will publish II, that thousal,ds OF others who
may be afflicted with any Of she ahove affec-
tiOns may at once get a bottle o. Jour Queen
Bsss." for / feel cure they will ind immediate
-elfsf YomrE regDsanffultE
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No. . UNION sTREST,

Memphis :::: Tennessee.
rTiHANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to thenl, they hope BY
uuremitting attention to business TO still merit
a continuance OF public favor.
Their faeilittes for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house IN the city.
con, odious Br ck Shed attached TO their store
house gives them immediate and constant
oversight OF all Cotton Ia store. All otton
consigned TO rs viii bs insured, unless instrue-
tions 10 the contrary.
BagEing. Rope aud Iron Ties furnished at
In ouv,sf uanrket prices. dpl5 I'm :.
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The Teusas Parish Gazette OF the 2S,h
ult says thousands Of freedmen are now
out of employment, and few planters
eau determine whether to try to go on or
not. IL adds;
At this writing We know OF several
| families who have hitherto lived IN affiu-
ence, that have nothing even TO eat. M
| corn. DO meat-the negro vii! iook to bis
| old master in his hour OF need, aud who
now cannot help him, though he still
may have the will and unless some
li,lng IL doue Tor our unfortunate poor in
tLe parish, both white and black, greater
distress titan has hitherto been known
vii! prevail around Us.
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WAa. Il. TEicc & CO.,
BaHs6TS and Exchange Dealer,
AM
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

17OJ-N ' at-A4l-s NJ
DUY and Sell Exchange; Deal ia Go = a1d
ID silver Coin Bank Notes and Ai.fsry
Bonds, Deposits b-celyeI Gud A, courts k-pt
for Core sPOnd-LL~; hal g stale Erag-L aud
sold, Taxes Palp. rIc.; LOlus NeE1rlarrd q, on
Real t.St ste security BOuts STOCKS, Aierci4-
5OI1 on CO0' n is~iOn Collections 4 all &C.
ce1siDle points made ron favor bic Terms.
sud prUc-eis promptly accounted r.
rendering oar Sarslces 70 our old lendE and
the pablic general y To- the tfausle' on OF zuy
busiut ~ pertaining 70 FanEing Exchange,
COLLECTION or Real fsfate Ci1ce,
We ars, very r-specf cffuHy,
&N. Il 1RidI9 Z CO.
p B.--We have abstract Of Real Estate Pc
cords, OF Cooper CO.. OFlEinsl Entries, Deeds,
Mortgage, JudgTGeatz, wills. Decrres etc,
t1OwlnE condition II title To AL the Real Us
safe in tne County. ". IL. 4. q co.
Oc2
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To Offering OUR BTTTERs to the Southern
Pubic, re have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tioz in our markets. In their dsvisement they
sre purely Southern - compounded with q
special sGspHtuds TO the varisus types Of
stornAeie arrangements prevalent or
cilmats
Itiss gentle stimulazt to the system sfssr
undergoing a severe illness.
1t is cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea snd Cholera M0it17
It Is q preventive for ChiIls and Fe, =
1t is an invaluable companion for person
travelling st hli seasons OF the year.
1t is HoSE enterprise, asd possesses true
merit
~ Sold sVeryEhers.
o. Il EBBERT 4 CO.,
Sole ManufsctuEerS
Depot, No. o aoward's Row,
sah'h " AamplsSa. Fenu.
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NfASONLCDIREOTORY.
1867.
uoDsEs.
,,y-,y. Va Ia Meets Isl Monday IA
r--s- r-,-rfIr. - q. l1-FelioWs Ball. cor. Court
~ s.-s- .f 2 Forster "a Front street,
y. r., John l5=zuItst' 7ecy
z.s--rrr trrsrrHrg. NJ Il6- Meets % Ert1ay OF
-.-.L -.,----f r-rl5.T NDi. Mad son and second
n n 5sgI-rs. W. NJ: -Senj. x. P1llen, sec
-----A 'rrfrrf - sr,r5ts- ~ and second. John
AfntIis. ". ~: z. =. y oo5Nf sFo' Sc .,,
rsouth-ol5-F -FsliowE Hall ,. N Stanley
49, y n C si' n D. Meets sth Friday
~ esch nonth-8H Freut street Jonn =
yVorsllsus- s}i, " 81: &. X. Pudsn, dzd, Sc
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEr Chapter, No &. Meets ID &onssy o. escb
Inauth-Odd-Fsuows' Hail Johu bsut, ~. D.
Up; 2. n. Levy. ssoy.
r. AED q. -.
-. VA osrncil. 10. g. Kssts 50 Monday Of
-. : rneatL-Ddd-F FsloEa' Kali. John Zenti
I'LL; n. !. Wiggin, Rec.
TEKPLAEs.
,,vrE--z 'oramznd,ary, No. T. Asots tih Non
esy q "a "A month John Hent' CON- - .
AND a. SCOTTISH RITE.
~ FS0af etvset-
.EEENEs Lodge sf Pe-fesii9u, l4th No.; 70, l.
s5lafed Cotc "a nunic2tions "a y % neaqaF L4l5ns ~
- esch Iaolih. Eeary ?. Tocdard, 82di G..
&c Charlas K. Carroll, lsthr see
HITHEsAs LoeEe q Estteo.stoal ...te-s e-s,,,-e
sfsfyarsb "a, g.. ~. 4. 4. FranElanor "a
,sss-.Irs l-ouncn ofPrnsss of Jerusalem, 18Th :
80 Il Be1j. z Pullen, 11c, IaTHh-''i -
80. | 55 --R OF Rose Uroi1, Isth No. /.
C1larIss v, Adasus, ed, NJ W. a. T. Tom
-lnso., = -;,s5 rs.s,.rs C,1uncil Of K-h, s0th
No D. Eeury =. " GODDARD, s2d,i COEin.'. +;
Jyf.fisra y. C-r05e. s5t. Rec = -,
y-q8-sTs-dT.Y OF U-Fsq TgNSEssEE, sd. John
XInsie. sd, CosnIn-'. IN Chleii Doege u
Sfsader. 53d, Reg.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS, JACKSON'S
Queen BesS Complexion Wash.
MRS. WOLCOTr'5 CERTIFICATE.
QUfNCY, Ill, November 5. 1888.

gsBE following certin Gates, selected 7-0na hun
L dTeds In the session Of the pr0PTis tTzssI
are con uddsuLIy Au JtntItsd 10 the puD1c:
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HOESTABLE'S sALB by virtue Of an exc
I } cutiou TO me directed from tts Office of p
H Heinrich, a Justics OF the Peace, shall sell
70 the hig lest bidder, al public auction, On the
18th day OF January, ISIS, at O'Clock m, the
following y operfy, 10 wit: One Frame House,
frOntlng on South street, lot No. J, bio No. 4,
Buffers su odivision, SO feet front on South
street, and running back o feet. together with
The lsssencid intsF,Et of PEI r !,ies in ana 70
said lot being a Il ass FOR twenty years, 70 sat-
lsfy an execution in nv hands in favor OF John
l.. Eichberg VS. Peter Dies.
This 4th day OF January, 1865
las iOi H. BENsDoRF, 8. c c.
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PRosPEcFiyE STARVATION IN The
SOuTH.

SOUTH.
HThree millions Of people starving -
Such is the startling announcement made
upon the sUthority o: statistics collected
hY the Governors OF Southern States.
Three millions OF men anu women, white
aud black, are in a starving condition,
without work, and WITHOUT the means Of
buying bread.
Butts not Congress !" reconstructing -
the Southern States? + not the party
Of loyalty engaged in the work OF " God
aud hunspity" " by keeping up a military
desp0Jism IN the South, maintaining
mi.rule, repTsssing Industry, destroying
credit faith, eDd hope Ia the future, in
order To exact guarantees that these
three millions OF starving people Will
not renew the rebellion" overthrow
the Federsl GOverumsnt, and establish
the Southern CUnfeGeracy
II the "Tumph should withdraw the
impediments it has placed ia the way Of
southern reeUperati0n, what assurance
has the "rump" that the three mliliOug
OF starving people would not march
against the national capital and drive
the Government, with the President at
the head, and ThRd. Stevens st the tail,
and Grant, with cigar 10 bis mouth
aud the War Department uuder his arm,
iutn the Potomac river?
Dangerous people, terribly given TO
levying var, are three millions ~ stsrv-
ing people ia the South Let Congress,
therefore, when IL hesrs their cry f1r
bread, send some more bayonets, some
more military dictstoTs, some more re-
coDstructjon, and dem ard some more
e guarantee for the nations safety. 1t
NAV not kepD them from starving, hat It
may " help the party y"-C Chicago Tines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-14
A bout $500, 600 900 of our bonds are

About $500, 100000 of our bonds are
held as investments in Germany,
mainly by persons of moderate means
who had faith in the stability of our
Republican institutions. Besides
there are, all over the country, trust
estates, and money ofpersons ofmod
crate means, which have been invest.
ed directly in the bonds The amount
OF these can hardly be less than 5000,
600, 900 Here then we have grand
total of ST, 740. 600, 900 of the interest
bearing portion Of the National debt,
which amounts to about 80, 900, 000,-
600 belonging to the people who can
not be called capitalists. leaving, say,
$3.50, 900, 000for the aristocratic bond,
holders.
Dem. Some of your figures rest
upon supposition, but, as il is impos~
sible to arrive at the exact figures,
we can only arrive at them by esti-
mates from the facts actually known.
You statement is new to me. and !
must think oft
For Are there any other prin
ciples of the Democratic party on
which you can give me any informa-
ton?
Dem. None at present Chicago
Tribune.
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TERMS--S2.OO PER YEAR
ss skE Vol. 10, NO. 45.
Remembered Trihes.

The following eloquent words APP.
pear under this heading in Lutte
Taylor's paper, the Prescott Journal.
Reader, did you ever watch the
great presses throwing off the damp
sheets faster than the forest drops its
frost touched leaves? 1t is one of
the wondrous sights of the world -
Every one of these sheets is az agen.
cy Of power The vitality of thought
an influence lasting as the lite Of
Sod is in them. Did you ever look
at the little types in their narrow
boxes? Do You know what strange
things they are what power is lying
inert within them? If you knew
how rightly 70 arrange Il handful "
those type, immortal fame would be
yours, A handful wo'd express
sentiment which would live in the
hearts of men and women d house.
hold word forever A handful would
clothe poem which would go sing
ing to all coming ages as the Joyous
lark scars singing to the 5 ky. Look
at those types again, marshailed into
columns, and massed into ''forms. =
A black, inert mass, looking as dead
as the earth you tread on. But look !
The white sheets have fallen on their
upturued faces-the touct q The p,ess
has baptized them-the life that was
in them has passed upon paper, and
the new creation is pregnant with
hought-instinc with feeling
thing with soul, for it can move the
souls fmen That sheet blank
moment before, is q living power
now. A change has passed over it
rs marvellous as if in an Instant The
unwritten face of boy should pu
on tie burrows Of age, the lincs of
care, the impres6 OF manhood eX
perie nee, thought ana toll. phas the
paper goes out into the woriI. No
messenger can overtake it, Its at
tetance, like Persian law, is unalter
able Ii may be explained but not
erased. The printed word can no
more be reca I'd, than the departed
spirit can be wooed back to the cold
body it has left. No reckless hand
should guide the pen whose written
words are to be massed into type,
upon which the baptism Of ink and
paper shall descend
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-04-14
Latimer and Henry VIII.

Ia the midst of the passions and
cruelty Of Henry VIII, the upright
prelate preached a sermon in his
presence, at the Chapel Royal, con-
demning in the strongest terms the
very crimes to which every one
knew that monarch was peculiarly
addicted. Enraged beyond measure
at the rebnke thus openly admins
tered to his pleasant voices. Henry
sent for Latimer and threatened him
with instant death il he did on the
next occasion retract all his censures
as openly as be had made them.
The reproof got wind, and on The
nextSunday the Royal chapel was
crowded with the courtiers eager to
hear the terms in which the infexi,
bic prelate was to recant his cen
sures on tho voluptuons tyrant. But
Latimer assembled the pulpit, and,
after long pause, fixing his eyes
steadily OH Henry, exclaimed, in the
quaint language Of the time. to
which its Inherent dignity has COM
mnnicated eloquence "Bethink thee.
Hugh Latimer! thou art in the pres
encc of thy worldly sovereign, who
hath power to terminate thy earthly
leige and cast all thy worldly goods
iuto the flames But bethink thee
also, Hugh Latimer, that thou art in
the presence Of thy heavenly Faith
er, whose right hand is mighty to de-
stroy as well as to save, and who can
cast thy soul into hell FIRE" and
Immediately began in terms even SCI
verer and more cutting than before,
TO castigatc the favorite vices and
crimes of his indignant sovereign.
The issue OF the tale was different
from what the cruel character Of the
tyrant might have led us to expect
Henry, who with all his atrocity,
was not on some occasions destitute
of generous sentiments, was penetra.
ted by the heroic constancy of the
venerable prelate, and, instead of
loading him with chains and sending
him, as every one expected, to the
scaffold, openly expressed his admi,
ration Of his courage and took him
more into favor than ever.