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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-05

The Democrats of Iowa will hold their
State Convention at DesMoines, July Ii.
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JoB PRXMTxNG.

Tho subscribers, having purchased the Mi
Property and Lumber Yard of p. skinner A
Son, situated In the east end Of town, opposite
the Atlantic Brewery, are now prepared to fur
nish everything usually manufactured at first
olAaa Mill AT the
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Com.
mlt,es on Reconstruction to-day have
decided definitely as to the restoration OF
Mississippi to the Union, but postponed
their action 10 consequence of the infor-
nation that another delegation is now
on the way to Washington.
That committee has decided to report
a bill removing the political disabilities
of q number OF persons in the South.
MIR. HOlbroos, the delegate from Idaho,
having used grossly insulting language
to 3. Butler in the discussion Of the In
dian appropriation bill, was brought be-
fore the bar OF the House In charge OF
the Sergeant-at-arms and severely e n
suged by the Speaker.
the Committee on Ways and Means
have agreed to report the bill introduced
by Schenck on the 20:h OF January to
=" strengthen the public credit" and re-
lati0g to the contract for the payment Of
coin, and pledging the faith of the United
States TO the payment Of the bonds In
coin.
The Congressional evening sessions
were unimportant.
Hon. E. B. Washburne, who has been
detained st home by severe sickness for
several days, has so far recovered that
he expects soon to resume his seat in the
House.
The President has directed the Attor-
ney-General to make a report In the
case Of DR.. Mudd, rs a preliminary to
his pardon. The friends Of Dr.. Mudd
say they have no doubt but that he will
soon be set at liberty, and this belief lie
based upon what the President told
them.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 4.-The appeal re-
Gently made in the case of Castillo, an
American citizen charged with compile
ity in the Feaian revolts, has been de-
Disd.
Dispatches from Athens nnounc the
probable adherence of Greece to the pro-
focal Of the Paris Conference.
MADRID, February 4-Bands of Carl
lists have made their appearance in Csta-
lonis. They came from the valley OF
Andors, and seek to produce q rising
against the Provisional Government.
Troops have been sent to dispense them.
The press of this city, fsvoring civil war,
urge the Government to take active
measures, and the people to unite against
the in~surrectionary party.
PARIS, February 4.-Late South
American news says that il is reported
that q BRAZILIAN force has gone to Ascen-
sion to establish q Provisional Govern
ment.
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THE FUSn.

We give much Of our space this morn
ing to a lengthy synopsis of the evidence,
letters and kilograms, adduced by RUT-
TER and PARHAM, before the Committee
Of the Legislature for the investigation
of the School Fund Robbery 1t is
rich, rare and racy-an appropriate ex-
hibit OF the prominent characteristics of
RAdicalism-and will do to be bound
with the other, and many iDfamies
and Legislative Warehouses;, for which
the Radical party are responsible.
The history Of the shoddy con-
tracts, for which the country is
to-day impoverished by an over-bur-
densome taxation; the management Of
the various benevolent commissions dur
ing the wsr; the history of the leaky
purchases of the Navy Department dur
ing the war the d~ispensation Of the Sc.
cret fund by the State Department; the
origin Of the National Bank system the
history Of the Freedman's Bureau
and the Wal Department under
bTAUNToN; the biographies Of the
Reconstruction officials, the claim
agents and Treasury officials; the his.
tory Of the Pacific railroads, the whisky
rings and the ROLLINS Rsvenus DEPART
m~ent;-these may well have the Ten
neseee School Fund robbery for an sd.
denda. It is disgrsceful, beyond words to
characterize, to all concerned, and must
prove a crushing blow to the leading
Radicals OF the State. II the Legigla.
ture will continue, In their own vindisa.
ton, as they have commenced, they will
expel RICHARDS, and ali who are pres.
ent members Of either House, that mar
dcipsted In the Infamous scheme and.
going farther, will demand from Con.
gress the immediate expulsion of Null
LINE and ARNELL, the uncompromising
patriots who would " rather die than be
soiled BY contact with rebels.n
We can understand now the call FOR
the militia, and tine reason why this st-
isir wa not investigated last fall. An
expose then would have materially af-
iected the Radical result CT the cleo.
uons the excitement and disorders
growing out of the presence OF the mill.
Tia, would, 1t was believed, obscure thls
great crime Of RadicSllsm and the sin.
ners' with their unfortunate sc~sps-goat,
nave vaded the punishment which the
Legislature, SIS a body, is bound TO IN.
q OF, or stamp Itself pdrticeps criniais
! q The disposition Of the sacred fund.-
In vain we search through all the preyj.
Gus history Of the S,ate for ANYTHING
IKE 30 great a crime against the people.
70 great an outrage Of public confidence
P~erpetrated, too, under the Pharasaicai
suise OF patriotism and recognition Of
loyal Unionism. The details are sicken-
Ing. Yet as part of the "~chroniole and
brief abstract Of the times" it must be
read BY all who have an interest In the
Affairs Of our unfortunate State.
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POLLARD.

IF THE STATEMENT going the rounds
Of the press, upon the authority Of the
Baltimore american, be correct, that
POLLARD, of the Lost Cause, +" took the
A" iron-clad oath for the sake of procur-
ing q $1,000 clerkship in the New York
custom-house, the Southern people will
no longer be at q loss to understand the
value of his fierce invective against ex-
President DAVIS, and the iagrsntly IN
just criticism TO which he subjected so
many Of the Southern heroes of the late
war. POLLARD is a lone representative
of a class Of frOthy patriots, OF whom the
South is well nigh aud happily rid.
They were wanting in morale and, in
consequence, have almost died out.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS,

New YORK, February A Snow
storm commenced here this noon The
thunder last night extended throughout
New England. Heavy snow fell in
Maine, and the railroads are blocked.
LOUISVILLE, February 4.-Depsrted-
Silver Moon, for Memphis, Robt. Burns,
for New Orleans. Arrived-0ctayia
from Arkansas river. o
CAIRO, February 4.-Down-Mollie
Able, 7 pm; Olive Branch, l PM
City Of Cairo. Z pm. Up-Westmore.
land, 6 am; Emperor, 8 am; Simpson
Horner, 3 pm. The river rose three
inches.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ARRIVED
Messenger, from Cincinnati. Depart
ed Richmond, for Louisville.
CINCINNATI, February 4.-Dspsrted-
Cora s, for Arkansas river. The river is
rising, with q feet in the channel. The
weather is cold.
ST. LOUIS, February 4.-Arrived-
Belle Memphis, Ruth and Mississippi.
Departed-Henry Ames and Rubicon.
The river is falling, with 8 feet to Cairo.
The weather is cold.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 4.-Pinto, the
Park Bank Tobber, was yesterday sen
fenced to five years in the State Prison.
A resident Of Brooklyn rec emily, while
lRb0ring under the insane idea that some
one was trying to rob him, took his
watch and 800 out on the street and
gave them to the first stranger be met.
The stranger has not yet returned them,
although the BTOoklynite has become
SAINT again.
There Is st present at the Tombs twelve
murderers, two Of w1om are N
Most Of the prisoners were arrested dur
ing the past month. The annual report
Of the Metropolitan Police shows that
there were 90, 45l arrests made during
the past yesr, OF which q, 66S were fe-
males. OF these arrests, seventy-eight
were for murder.
Il is stated that additional facts have.
been obtained, clearly establishing that
Mayer, now under arrest, was the muir
dererof Rogers. Among them it will he
established that the cost given Mayer
vas worn by the accused on the morning
of the preparation of the stsbbing.
Senator Henderson, Of Missouri, az
rived in the city yesterday, and leaves
by the Moro Castle for Cuba to-day, for
the benefit Of his health.
The Tribune prlnts q letter from ex
Govern Brown, ex-senator Foote and
others, of Tennessee, %concurFing In ami
versal amnesty and impartial suffrage.
The Times says Of the recent develop
ments relative to e~vRsions OF internal
revenue taxes in Wsll street, that when
Mr.. Webster came into office q few
months ago, he found q large class of
people who claimed to be brokers, and
who had taken out brokers' license,
which Is fifty dollars, who were, In real
ity, bankers, and ought properly to have
bsen paying license as such, which is
one hundred dollars, and two dollars per
thousand on all over $50. 900 capital.
Many brokers and large stock and bank
ing houses reported no capital at all, ard
returned any deposits as tax
able. Mr.. Webste;'s purpose is to mske
these people pay their arresragas during
the past fifteen months. Several houses
have already come forward to comply
with the Assessors view OF the case. II
Webster's ruling Is sustained, that the
law imposes q tax of one-twenty-feurth
Of one per cent. on the capital employed.
rs applicable to the daily temporary
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAY mORNIxe. FEB. ), IsGI
SHALL WE ISSUE $4,000 II BONDS.

SHALL WE ISSUE 100000 H BoNDS7
The question that is just o dividing
with the school fund robbery, the stten-
ton Of our public, is that Of the proposed
issuance Of $500, 900 in post bonds, for
use as collateral. In the APPEAL Of yes
terday We repeated the statement OF
Alderman MoFFATT, who gave a list OF
city assets that a be used SIS eollst-
eraI, and upon which the amount con-
templated SIS necessary by the Finance
Committee can readily be raised. This
we have since hsd verified by response
bic parties, who sssure US that it is posi-
BILE; and that, too, without in the least
jeopsrdizing the railroad stocks, more
than ever valuable to Us, since they have
90 often been rescued from the reach Of
the " ring" We are credibly informed
that there are gentlemen ready and will
ling 10 set with the Finance Committee,
and procure, upon this collateral, and at
twelve months time, al the money nee
esssry for the present relief Of the city.
We hope the committee will avail them.
selves Of the prefer Of such valuable
service, and that our financial difficult
ties will be surmounted without resort to
al issuance Of bonds. We believe the
chairman of the Finances Committee to
be anxious for the city's good in all that
be does, and that this anxiety is shared
by his eO-workers, hence we have faith
that he will be slow to take farther steps
in the movement he has initiated, ard
will thoroughly canvass the probabili-
ties Of procuring the money in the way
suggested.
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THE GRENADA AND mERIDIASRsu-
ROAD.


On Saturday last, Col. J. T. TREzR.
vANTr returned to the city, having fin.
ished the survey OF the route from Gre
NADIA TO Meridian. The dlstance be.
tween these two towns is I24 miles; the
line OF the cheapest ever found in the
South. The engineer, Capt. H. N.
PHARRl found streams running I'm the
desired direction nearly the entira d,s-
lance, and encountered no hills %
prominence until within ten miles =,
Meridian. From Louisville. the rou,,u
site Of Winston county, to Meridian. an
air line was run dfty-seven miles long
the entire tangent having light grades
until approaching Meridian. We learn
the average grade will not exceed eIpbt
feet TO the mile. Col. TRKzEvANr ssvs
he has never c~anvassed any line where
there was more enthusiasm among the
citizens interested In its construction.
The farmers Of Choctaw, Winston, At.
tala, Neshoha, Kemper, Leake, Lauder
dale, Noxubee and Newton counties ore
all interested In II. Thew nom an 49,
With New Orleans or Mobile. hauling
their cotton to the depots on tbs Arohi1e
and Ohio, and the Mississipni Con,..1
and selling 1t to agents OF houses I'm g.
cities. They have counted the snnuoI
tax which this hauling imposes pnon
them, and say that the money they will
thus expend, in i've years, win grade
sod bridge the road from Grenada to
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Meridian. They are, therefore, Intent
on seeing an active canvass started this
soting and summer, confident that they
can furnish all the money required for
grading and bridging.
As an evidence of the returning pros
/ perity of the country, we learn the Shsr-
fofwinston county says that In twenty
five years, be hiss g seen the county
so easy, financially and Col. T. informs
Us that among the hundreds Of farmers
who subscribed to psy for the survey, caly
orc refos,d to pay the amount when be
vas called on. He was thus enabled 10
push the survey rapidly, and to pay off
his party when the work was done.
But this Grenada and Meridian Road
is assuming larger proportions. The
best hsrbor on the Gulf of Mexico is at
Pensacola. 1t Is as cspscious as that Of
New York; and nearer to Cuba and the
West India trade than any Of our Gulf
cities. If cur readers will look at the
map, they will find that Pensacola is
just as near Memphis as New Orleans
is and that this Grenada and Meridian
Road, If extended to Pensacola,
will form 3 very direct, almost an air
line from Memphis to PensacoIa-the
latter being a little TO the west, and No
bile a little on the west Of the air line.
This extension would give Memphis a
direct connection with the Gulf; and our
readers will be surprised to learn that
Pensacola, by this line, will be but 425
miles from us-not a far as Cincinnati
is, nor as G~reenvjlle, Tenn, is. VIII it
be worth nothing to Memphis to have
this direct connection with the Gulf and
the West India trader A leading meT-
chant and Influential citizen Of st Louis
was in our city yesterday, and he de-
clsred that st. Louis would heartily CO.
operate with Memphis in any effort she
make to extend the Grenada and
Meridian Road towards Pensacola. 81. |
Louis is as near the latter place as she is
to Pittsburg and she would reach salt
water 400 miles nearer than at New
York. 1t Is evident, to Us, that our
railroad career is just beginning to open
no new and grand interests to US and
we hsve only to take care that our roads
shall come to US instead of passing By US.
It is the current opinion that the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad will soon pass in
to the hands Of the Illinois Central or
the Nashville and Louisville company.
Ia either case, ST. Louis will be ignored
and her branch road 10 Belmont will be
She must look to Memphis for
q direct, independent and uninterrupted
connection with the Mississippi, and
when here, she is connected with all the
Southern lines, and will cooperate with
Memphis in ~resching the Gulf at Pehsa.
,ols. Tomorrow We will say something
Of the Yazoo Valley Road.
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OFFICE NO. asa nAlN ST., BETHEL

OFFICE No. 2SS szARE Sc, BETHEL
" BLOCK, EEEPEGIS. ~
Or. l., STERN, Ophtnalmic Physician, from
Prussia adjusts to the eye, scientifically, In
every case OF defect We sight, with uuefrlrg 60.
curacy, the famou, Improved and higaly re.
commended Australian Crystal Glass specla-
Giles,
G rtihcates. verbatim. from the UNDERSIGNED
Medical Professors and distinguished gentle
men in Memphis, Tenn;
We take great pleasure in stating That the
Improved Australian Crystal Glass Spectacias
which We have obtained rom DR.. L. stern, are
the best we ever used. Oar own experience
mliy ~sustsics the testimonials OF exceIenee
ana comm9ndatOn which he has received
from gentlemen or science In various paris OF
commend tneS 10 ali who wish to benefit and
improve their sig1t. Respectfully,
John r. 'FTiySer. Nd. R. W. .CA neign1,o Nh In
r. T. Brown Md, re Malone Nm
W. Irwin ND VIM; Taylor, Jr., Md,
Letter from Ro. E. Redwood. Eco, Scale In.
speetor, which wssinserted IN the New Orleans
Times. March IL, 1858
Dr.. L. In the early mart of NV
life l worked at an iron forge, where my ewes
were much injured from the intense heat and
exposure In working in this blast to prevent
the burning OF the meta, causing me to resort
TO the use of spectacles prematurely. Having
seen your certificates End testimonials flom
persons with whom ] gAi acquainted 1 was in
dueed to engage you 1 r store my vision and
l take pleasure In stating that my sight is 50
much improved that l can see TO read or write
on a clear day without the use OF glasses, which
I have not ceen able TO do In twenty year,.
respectfully yours,
RO. E. REDWOOD. 6S 81. Joseph street.
Certificates ana testinon ais (fac-similel to
the above can be inspected at the Doctors
once, and from other Distinguished sentlemen.
All diseases of The Eye ana Ear carefully and
successfully treated by DR.. g.. who Is highly
recommended by the most prominent citizess
and scientific gentlemen Of this country and
Europe.
once hours from 10 to Il m. and to
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loans negotiated by brokers upon stocks,
gold, etc, the Income from this source,
assessed in Mr.. Webster's district, viii
be over s., 200, 900 added to the public
revenue.
John Dobbs, one OF the parliss who
robbed Camberling & Pine on January
LIST, of $50, 900 in bonds and securities,
has been arrested, and surrendered
$50, OOOiof the spoils. His confederate,
Charles DoOley, is still at large with the
balance OF the property.
Thos. O'Csllahan, ex-COllector Of In
ternsl Revenue for the Ninth District,
and John F. Ulrich, distiller, have been
arrested, and held in $40, 200, for trial for
Revenue frauds.
the Chamber OF Commerce to-day
adopted resolution recommending Con-
gress to pass a bill forbidding secret sales
Of gold by the Government.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 4.-Valle-
ga, ella and SRlto are rapidly filling
with settlers from the Southern StateE.
Thirteen families from Texas have re-
Gently located In the valleys Of those
rivers.
The Central Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted ten miles east of Sacramento, and
40 miles from the head Of Salt Lake,
leaving only 240 miles to be completed,
and the track is being laid at the rate of
three to four miles per day.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February A delegation
OF prominent ladies Of st. Louls arrived
at JeHsraon City yesterday with a
petition from The Woman's Suffrage
Association Of Missouri, asking he
Legislature to provide for en- amendment
to the State Constitution, so as to strike
out the word finale" from that instru.
ment. The petition will be presented
this afternoon, at which time addressed
will be made by some Of the ladies' on
the subject Of female suffrage.
The House yesterday passed 8 bin
which provides that any Joint stock.
company or association, from another
State, ~trAnsacting business in this State,
may . or be s4ed In the courts Of this
Stats.
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ATTENTION is called TO the annual
statement OF the COMPTROLLER on our
third page. 1t varies in nothing, SO Ear
as results &c, from what wss previously
reported by him as the financial condl-
ton Of the city, but Il is much more dis
tnct and definite, and viii be more
readily understood by the mass. 1t
should be read by every taxpayer, by
every citizen, for al are equally inter-
ested in the growth and welfare Of Mem
phis.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL February Awhile a
concert and ball was in progress at st.
Patrick's Hall last night, and over 1000
persons were present, the cry was raised
that the roof was giving way and all
rushed to tina street, but while the last
were getting out 1t fell with a crash, and
several persons we're injured, but 1t is
hoped that none were killed.
The SNOW storm continues with great
fury and trade is entirely suspended.
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FEw YORK. February 4.-COt'on about &c
higher; sales bJp bales uplands &Lc. super
hne dour - 65J6D - hisky Ole. White south.
ern corn eu99i. Rice quiet, Cerollna gZ9l0. COT
Zee nrm euu quiet; sand llA9uH. New or
leqrB>MOlaS-es 72G7SM.
Dry Ooods-atI heavy brown gheetinEs are
steady at l6H@l7c for best makes. WacHu,et
I6c-, BIoadwsy l4c., Lymen I5c. Prints l2&9
l5o as 10 style aud quality. Lancaster Gil 9
mans I1c; AmosAesg re-; Marlboro loo. le'
LANES zoe.
Money-The sct'on ofthe Pennsylvania Legls.
lature, re alive o @ Fort Wagner Railroad
was tie hrest topic or conversation in hnancial
circles to-day, and Caused wide fluctuations
IN the stock Exchange. Money was fairly &C
tive at7c. on call, TIM morning, but went easieT
after Y m, atbG7c., these being the ruling rates.
Sterling dull and heavy at g1GS5k. Gold opened
at SS96. but sl3s.d a lower. The bears were
OU,O0O, and exports $780,. State bonds quiet and
Cos.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. February a Cotton &c. high
q; midulings %. sales u $50 balas, receipts
l549. exports 1905. Gold IS. Sterling is. Com
merela, 435Sg4L hew York sight 4 discount
b holders q Louisiana coupons. que on the
LIST ms q, are notified that they Will BE- paid on
presentation at the banking hon e Of PslIe
Pm e So az, Xxx 8 8, XXX s 5Sas I IS Corn Sn-
shipping grsoes, scare at 75gz6c. Osts hrIo at
zoe Bran unchsnged Hay duh prime s28 20
Pc 10 S ecuiative demand ~ $50 o. Bacon
nrmer, should rs &c sides lSH9l9Hc. Lard
active, In uerces 234 9z2<. other marKets I'M
changed.
LOuisvHEIa Market.
L~OUIsvTLLE, February 4~-TObaeco, sales III
hbds. at q 25G95 %. for new Tugs TO wrapper
leaf -Four IS 1896 20. Oats active at t0a63c.
Corn 62GB c. PORK $50 81. Lard 2lc. Bacon,
shcul els l5c, Edes lSZ9l8A. Bulk shoulders
l4c., sides l7H9lsi4e. WHISKY &c. Cotton 2SE
92sc. Wheat 81 Wgl 70. Rye 81 43gl As.
~. Louis Market
81: LOWS. February 4-Tobscco, sound Tugs
sSg9 SO. suPernne -four $3.50 . No. l Wheel
81 2jg 81 Corn 73975c. Oats 629e5c. Rye 81 p
al 70. Barley 81 IS. WHISKY exc. Pork S32 So
Bulk shou ders i354c;, sides I7c. Bacon, shout
ders 1885, sides l7H9lSA.
Cincinnati Esarksa.
CLNUEEATI. February Flour and grain
qUtst and unchanged. Whisky Csc. Pork So so.
lard 21Sc. Bulk shoulders lSLc sides l5ISc.
Bacon, shDuiderS 1910 slices I7[SiSAc. HSnrs
l6%c. Cotton is he'd at 29o. Clever seea SIC.
Batter 2s@33e.
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, February 4.-The skating
match for $500, between Miss Godbout,
Of New Brunswick, and Miss Dean, OF
Chicago, took place last evening. Four
thousand persons were present. After
an exciting contest the match was won
by Mics Dssn, the scors standing "a 70
81. Miss GOdbout has challenged Miss
Dean to skate another match for The
same amount on next Saturday evening.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, February A Joint reso-
luton passed in the Legislature to-day,
submitting 10 the people an amendment
t. the illinois Constitution that the Leg
stature shall have 20 power 20 release
the Illinois Central Railroad from the
payment Of any tx on lie gross receipts.
1t ia positively asserted in Springfield
that Gov. Palmer will veto the bill to
regulate railroad fares.
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Why does not RUTTER tell the Legis-
lsture the history Of the portrait of OLD
PLUTO, now adjoining the walls Of the
Houss Of Representatives z? Why does
he not give up those letters from the
COMMANDMENT Chief OF the Tennessee
militia, in which he Is deuOminsted that
individuals " dear friend, " aud thsnked,
In fervid, il not eloquent terms for " eE-
teemed fsyors ~ Answers to these ques-
lions are, we believe, necessary to q full
solution Of the School Fund problem.