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facts, but take things IS We find them
and make the best We can of them. We
have opposed negro suffrage because we
believed that it was not necessary for
the protection of the negroes, and would
produce confusion. and ultimate ruin.
The people of the United States having
the will and the power, forced 1t upon US
against cur earnest, honest protest.
They are responsible. Acquiescence in
wolves no dishoDor. No man who
fought ia good Isith for the Southern
Confederscy feels dishOnored by the sur
render TO the overwhelming armies OF
the North. The issue Of secession was
decided on the battlefield, and no man
Ia his senses thinks of appealing from
that decision. The issue Of negro suf-
frsge has bsen decided at the ballot-boX,
and the decision is as binding as II 1t had
been decided on the field OF battle. No
man thinks OF appealing from the de-
cisIon in either case. AS wise men, we
must do the best we can with it. The
moment the North and South come TO q
clear understanding upon this subject
that moment military despOtism will
end, and the South will no longer be
subjected TO the domination OF petty
tyrants. ID. II. "A.
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uessee to an extent that it could not re-
cover from. Hence, the House has post
poned the publication Of the testimony
of RUTTER and PARHAM, SIS provided fol-
in a previous resolution. Meantime, an
other COMMITTEES ia taking additional les
timony, and it is believed by ths qutd
nUnos st Nashville, that in a week or 60
it win be positively known whether
RUTTER paid for the Governors portrait
now in the Capitol, or whether His Ex-
cellency received any "estesmedfavors,' y
sooh as were so gratefully acknowledged
By members ofthe House, and for which
MULLINS likened the unfortunate Bank
President to the "Rose Of Sharon and
the Lily OF the Valley"
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NEW ORLEANS.

FEW ORLEANS, February 9.-Pinch-
backs bill for the enforcement Of the
thirteenth article OF the Constitution,
known ss the equality bill, passed the
Senate yesterday.
a joint resolution also passed, dona-
ting $4,000 to the Lincoln monument.
Manager Floyd, Of the Vsristies thea
ter, yesterday epJoined Ben DeBar, Of
the st. Charles theater, from producing
the railroad scene in "After Dark" on
the ground OF infringement Of copyright
OF "Under the Gas Light ~ but upon
producing decisions of the New York
courts in similar cases, and giving q bond
of $4,000, DeBsr was allowed to produce
the scene.
Both Houses Of the Legislature 3D.
journed yesterday till Wednesday, on
account Of Msrdi Gras.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 9~.-Steamship
Queen, from London, just arrived, had
eight Of her crew wounded on passage,
by heavy sea.
Gen. Grant yesterday endorsed the
visit of Col. Colyer, Of the Indian Peace
Commissioners to Fort Cobb, Indian
Territory, and instructed officers Of the
army to furnish all facilities to him.
Private letters from Paris state that
Gen. DIX will resign the Ministry to
France Ia a month or so,
II is stated that the Rothsehilds pur-
chased ten million dollars United States
bonds recently.
James T. Brady died this morning OF
apoplexy. All the courts adjourned, in
respect to his memory.
Ia the case of Belmont d Locke VS..
the Erie Railroad, before the Supreme
Court, Judge Csrdosa decided that Di.
rectoEs have power TO issus convertible
bonds, and convert them into stock, al
though the amount Of stock Is thereby
increased beyond that fixed by charter
that Stockholders cannot maintain q bill
to restrain Directors from the exercise
OF this corporate power, or appoint a Rs
ceiver, and as g consequence the appoint
msnt Of Judge Davis was unauthorized
and void.
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WHETEWAsHING.

Scarcely 2 week has passed since the
Committee on the School Fund theft re-
ported, and alresdy the Legislature has
begun the whitewsshing process. The
Speaker is now said to be innocent of
the charges alleged by RUTTER and
PARHAM and the Governor, in a card,
an extract Of which We published yester-
day, not only ex0neTates himself but
bis whole family from aDy participation
in the taking off" CT the "sacred "
School Fund-that bad business" so
Injurious to "the party" ARNELL and
MULLINS and NUM- have, also, in very
artistic style, sought to make the black
ness Of bribery and corruption white by
a brief stroke OF the brush. Bat, if We
are to believe the contents of q special
dispatch to the Louisville CourieT-JOUr-
nal, the Legislature, while willing to &C
quieses in RICHARDS and BROwNLOw's
innocence, are not prepared to swallow
as q truth the dispatch Of the triumvirate
published by US on Monday. The Cou-
rier Journal in that dispatch says:
The dispatch sent from Washington to the
Cincinnati Commercial by Congressman ArneI
Mullins and Num-, denying completely in the
Sshool Fund corruption business, was received
here to-day and read in the House. 1t created
a great deal or indignation and some merri-
ment, because, If there was anything e2tsb-
llshed beyond the shadow OF a doubt, II was
that these three men were cOrruptly Influenced
u toe extent OF at least S25,OOO ia tie aggregate.
II the sworn testimony OF Rutter and Parham
% This eject were not sufficient, there is the
most ample ana absolute corrobOrative proof
in the letters and kilograms written by these
Congressman themselves. a palmer case OF
bribery aud corruption IVES never d~evelOpedby
this most searching Investigation. As all the
parties implicated are 10 be prosecuted, there
Is no doubt whatever that the three Congress-
men will be among the frat indicted. Thisdis-
patch is based solely on positive testimony,
without any design 10 make out a case.
Alas for patriot ARNELL, Orstor
MULLINS and the gentleman from the
Eighth District.
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WASHISGTOE.

The Constitutional Amendment, In an
amended fern, has passed the Senate
40 to IS.
The pardon Of DR.. Mudd was prepared
to-day, and doubtless received the Pres
ident's signature.
In the Supreme Court to-day, petitions
were filed for wriis of ha6eus corpus for
the release of Edward Spsngler and
Samuel Mclaughlin, the assassination
consplrators, now confined at the Dry
Tortugas. Their discharge is claimed
under acts of Congress, the Presidents
proclamation of pardon and amnesty,
and the decisions OF the Supreme Court.
action was taken on the petitions,
and 1t is not known when the matter
will come up for consideration.
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rHE SCHOOL FUND.

We invite the attention Of the reader
TO the proceedings of the legislature on
our first page. Much Of it consists Of 8
consideration Of the "School Fund
theft" In the Senate MI. WIsENER in
troduced 8 resolution providing for the
collection and prosecution Of School
Fund claims but in the House there YVES
an evident disposition to hear no more
OF the bad business" Mr.. DOUGHTY
expressing what is no doubt the feeling
OF . majority Of "the party, that il
the testimony was allowed to go out, it
would dsmoralize RAdicallsm In Ten
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T-ELEGRAPmIC MARKETS.
e Yors sEarke..

NEW YORK. February 9.-Money easy at 50
7 on call. Banks and Truss companies have nc
difficulty in employing their iull balances a.
legal rates. Considerable amounts OF currency
are being RENTED South, TO meet the require
ments Of the cotton trade. Sterling dull al B49
G9Z. Gold lower, opened al S54, fell TO SIS
advanced to opening hate, ans closed az %
State bonds quiet. with weakne s In Tennesses
new Tennessee 66A9664.
Cotton drmer, sales 500 bales; uplands &04
Flour, superhne So 6596 30. WHISKY quiet Rice
dali. Coffee steady and quiet. Island sugar
uA9I2L. MOlasses Gull. Wheat quiet and I'M
changed. Western Corn S5&SlU2
New orleans srE
NEW ORLEANS, February SECTION easier
Middlings -. Sales 2AO bales. hecelpts 04oO
Exports 300. Gold $50. Sterling AZ. CONNER
Flour dTm, superhne S. 62E97, Xxx 81 62H
X 81 70. Corn lower at 73c. oats nrn at Ioe'
Bean 81 20. Hay nrmer, prime go. PORK ad,
lSLGl9Izc. Lard firm, tieTces s0z9E, kes za4g
p. Sugar In good demand common lOA9iOE,
prime ~, yellow e.arihed "a; AelaSse3 az a.
live, fair 6iS55c, prime 6S969, Nhlsky si9I 10
Coffee, lair ~ gl5H9c, prime 9
Louisville arhes
~LOuIsyrILE. February 9.-fObarco, sales 1O
hGdS. lugs TO cutting leaf at SN92- PORK si
mtats ~, III and ia Flour $ 75gg6 Is
Corn 6Sg65. OTIS 6396@ Whisky 80.
S. Lens ssarket.
ST. LOUIS, February 9-Elour. superhne
S. 25a5 B. Wheat 81 60al 60. Corn 12976
oats 65a67. Rye and Barley unchanged. Pork
S4' Fuik meats, "A. Is ana ia. Bacoa, Is, l7S4
and 1875. Lard ~. WHISKY g.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNCIxFArr. February 9-F1our duh and IN
changed Germ 649GJc. Oats 65s67e WHISKY
CSC. Pork held at S4. Bulk meats lS4SlS4
Bacon ia, ~ aud ls%. hamslsh' Lard q.
chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 9.-Flour E566. Wheat
No. 2, 81 Is. Corn 5T4. Oats 5 }4@52K. Rye
81 II. Bar.ey 81 IS. Highwines 81. Pork S33 Is.
Clear sides II. Hams l7h0lT5s. Lard w.
Bulk shoulders 1870, sides IS.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, February 9.-Consols closed at 931s9
93sS. u. =. $50 bonds 1914
LIVERPOOL, February 9-Cotton hrnasr but
not higher sales 1900 bales; middling uplsnGs
I2L Orleans i2%Gll5s.
FRANFoRT, February So. s. $40 bonds
Gle. ed at SOs4.
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PLANTERS PLAYING Ar FOLLY

FLA As ria ~ ~
The States, published in s.. Louis
says that statements reach it from the
South that planters are making arrange
ments to plant large areas in cotton.
The indications, it says, are that nearly
all their energies will be devoted to this
crop, and that, as a consequence, the
grain crops win be neglected. The req
s1n for this is found in the fact that the
staple is now selling for twenty-five
cents per pound. At this price the plan
ter imagines he can supply all defcien-
cies in the matter Of grain and meat
crops and yet make money. He acted
upon this idea ta0O years ago and came
very near p3lmgtng himself into ire
trieua6ls ruin. Yet he seriously cOntem-
plates acting upon it again II he does
so he OU suffer far more than he suffered
IN 1867. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Notice 10 Subscribers to the Bonds
or tne MemphiS and Little
Rock Railroad COEap&Dy.

A T a rceetiug OF the Board OF Directors of
- the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company tue GLOWING resolution was unanl-
mousiy pSs3ed
RESOLVED, That al parties who have here
tOfore subscribed acd agreed 10 purchase the
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Company, and
have failed Ia whole or in part TO pay for the
same, be nOAfe and required TO pay the
amount so subscribed WITHIN ten days, OF this
Company will not hold itself longer bound 10
deliver said Bonds and all sums ard install
meuts that have been paid by said subscribers
are hereby d sCIared forfeited to this COu pany,
and the Treasurer is directed 10 close al such
accounts after the expiration OF said ten days
notice. W. 3.
Secretary anu Treasurer.
Memphis, I'd February, 1889. feb4
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DIED.

LARRENTRgE-CHARLEs LEOPOLD LAR
RESrREy, infant son off Augustus and Mary
Larrentree, aged six months.
Funeral from the residence, on Poplar strsst,
this wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
ROGERS-At his place, Walnut Bend, Phil
lips county, Ark, at 7 O'Clock, February 9Th, in
the 10th year of his age, Vol. P ROGERS.
The funeral will take place this Wednesday
evening, at 215 o'clock, from the residence OF
D.. Cummings, near Elmwood. Carriages in
attendance at Holst's.
BRIDGES Yesterday tuesday morning, at
81 o'elocs, Mrs. ELIzAC BRIDGES, wife of W,
Il. Bridges. City Treasurer.
Funeral services this Wednesday afternoon,
at First Methodist Church, al 20 o'clock. Ser
vices by Rev. J. W. Knott. Carriages in at
tendance.
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Attachment Notice.

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, ys. GIL Lewis-Befcre r.
II. Gibson, J.P.
IN this cause it appearing to he satisfaction
OF the Court, from affidavit nied herein, that
the defendant is q non resident OF The State OF
Tennessee and IL also appearing that the at
taehment Ia this cause has been levied
It is therefore ordered, mat publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal for tour surcts-
sive weeks. requiring said defendant TO appear
bsfore III. II. Gibson, ] r, at his Office In MEM
nhis. on the 18th day OF February next, and
plead, answer or demur 10 said cause, or the
same will be heard ex parte 81 TO him.
jsSl law r. n. GLISSON ].
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 9.-The Glasgow
Chamber Of Commerce has presented an
address to Reverdy johnson, urging the
practical adoption of principles OF free
trade in the United States.
Several shipwreeks aud disasters oc-
CURED during the late gales. The ship
Persian, from Savannah for Bremen,
went ashore in the North Sea, or Nor
ding Island, and is probably a total loss.
Crew saved.
ATHENS, February 9.-The members
OF the lev Cabinet unanimously agree
with the King in adhering to the resolu-
tons Of the Paris conference.
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OPTHALMY.
OFFICE NO. asa zABN sF.. BETHEL
loo mEMPlIl9. TEaE.

OFFICE NO. asa zABN 7 BETHEL
" BLOCK, nEMPhIS. TEsE.
Or. L. STERe. Ophthalmic Physician, from
Prussia, adjusts TO the eye, scientifically, IN
every case OF defective sight, with unerring sc
curacy, the famous improved and highly re
commended Australian Crystal Glass Specla-
~ rtthcstes. verbatim. from the undersigned
Medical Professors and distinguished gentle
men in Memphis, Tenn:
We ake great pleasure IN stating that the
ImDrOyed Australian Crystal Glass SpectaclFs,
which we have obtained from Dr.. L. stern. are
the best we ever used. Oar own experience
mliy sustsiCs the testimonials OF excellence
and commsudatiOn which he has received
from gentlemen of science IN yaTioos parse o.
our country. and would hence ehesrfuuy re-
commend taeD to all who Wtsn 10 dement, ana
Improve their sight. Respectfully,
A 4ob =; T + FGFy NJ D.. R. ". Creighton, Nd,
R. !. Brown, MD, k.C. Mal0ne' H.D2
W. T. Irwin. Md. VIM. Taylor, Jr, ND,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Letter from 10. f.. redwood, Esq, Scale In.
snaetor. which was inserted IN the New Orleans
Times, March IA. 1868:
life / worked at an iron forge. where my eyes
were much injured from the intense heat and
exposure in working in the blast 70 prevent
the burning OF the metal, causing me 10 resort
10 the use OF spsetacles prematureiy. Having
seen your certificates and testimonials from
persons with whom / am acquainted 1 was IN.
duced to engage you to restore my vision ana
I take pleasure in stating that my signt Is 50
much improved that I can see to read or WEite
on a clear day without the use OF glasses. Wnleh
1 have not been aole TO do In twenty years,
Respectfully yours,
RO.E E. REDWOOD, IS st. Joseph street.
Certificates ana testimonials iac-siIauel 70
the ABOVE can bs INSPECTED az the Doctors
once. and non other Distinguished gentlemen.
All diseases OF The Eye and Ear carefully and
recommended by the most prominent citizeRs
and acisntfnc gentlemen OF this country and
ones hours nom 10 to Il m. snd2 to SPIN.
feb2
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February 9, 1853.
The Senate adjourned at II;30 q m.
After all nights discussion Of the Consti-
tutionsl amendment, no conclusion
wRs arrived at.
u M.-Senste met. Wilson, from the
Military Committee, reported, with
amendments, a joint resolution relative
to bounties to cOlored Soldiers who enc
tered the service as slaves. AS amended
1t provides that such persons who vol
unteered for three years to serve Al SOL
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, February 9.-Gen.
Grant arrived early this morning, snd
is stopping at the Continental Hotel. He
is so fatigued from travel and his labors
in New York as to be unable to attend q
wedding in this city at which his pres
ence was promised.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February 9.-The Govern
ment is organizing several new battalions
Of volunteers, part for garrison duty and
part for active field service. "Lscona,"
the strongest fortress Of Havana, is now
garrisoned by volunteers, in place Of reg
ulars, who have been sent to Cenfuegos.
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MEMPHIS
wEDKEsDAY MORNING. FEB. 10. 1853
THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

At the reduced price Of s. SO per an
mum, the WEEKLY APPEAL is the
cheapest newspaper i n the United States.
Clubs Of two OF more are supplied at
81 90 each, an indueement that we hope
our merchant friends will help US TO
make known through the country. Now
Is the time to subscribe. Orders filled
from date of reception.
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CAIRO.

CAIRO, February 9.-The bulk grain
by the new route via. Cairo
and New Orleans, is fairly in%sugurated.
Large European buyers are here paying
good prices for ali grain that arrives.
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Il AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, February Acknowledging,
Ss.m.; Cora S, s en-; Sam J. Hale, 10
am. Up Lizzie Gill, noon. The river
rose 10 inches. 1t is now raining.
LOUISVILLE, February 9.-The river is
stationary, with 81 feet in the canal.
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RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1858.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, 9th day of February, 1883.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
~appointment as assignee of ]. W. A. Jones.
OF Shelby county, and stats of Tennessee,
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, February 9.-J0hn c.
Breckenridge arrived here Saturday, and
is the guest OF his brother-in-lsw, Rev.
DR.. Bullock.
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a = NPH is by raturet the GREAT sALENT CENTER of eoumera for m urNrNsr
Nj sops Of country penetrated " the RAILS AND RIVERS eonvepinat to Uk Bmf ~.
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time sPESDNG MoNEY FREELY in sending our agents thTough Akanssa MksSsppfT ard Wt
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