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SIGAhcIU fOfs foIh3.
Bl bark Sisters, Nairn, from Boston, septem-
MEMORANDA.
The bark Helena, from Chisolm's Island, 8 G,
arrived at Queenstown, Ireland, September 4, and
sailed for Liverpool.
List OF Shipping
IN TEE PORT OF CHARLESTON, SEPTEMBER %.
Vessels Under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted!
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adser, - tons. Lockwood. at Adger's
wharf, for New YORK; ready-James Adger l.
Champion. 141s tons. Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading James Adger q co.
J " Ererman, 6el tons, smokey, aI broWn y
Courtenay. ~
Maryland, 5Sl tons, Johnson. In the Roads, for
Baltimore, ready--Paul c Trenholm.
South Carolina, 1000 tons, Adkins at Union wharf,
for New York, ready-W A. Courtenay.
BARks.
Kathleen, tBr,l tons, Lester, at Accommodation
wharf, nom Liverpool, waitng.H Card; ,.u
Vlnco tBr 434 tons, Doyle, at Atlantic wharf, Tor
Liverpool, loading-H Card.
Gralgon (Brl. 502 tons. Grundell, at Acc0mm0da.
tlon wharf, from Middleboro, Eng, dischsrg.
Mg-Henry Caro-.
Monsoon, - tons, MonZie, ut Quarantine, from
Cardenas, just arrtved-C Coe. Supt.
BRIGs.
Minnie Able, 343 tons, Harding, In the Stream,
for Boston. ready-W Roach & co.
G Y Williams, 322 tons, FT0yard, In Ashley River.
for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker 4 co.
Lewis Clark, 200 tons, Cobb, In the Stream,
. for Bucksvie, C, ready A Enslow h co.
Jen1 ie Noodle (Br), 318 tons. owley, IN. the
Roads. from Cardenas, waiing-H Card.
Mary Pennell, 25l tons, Cole, AZ Central wharf,
from Boston, discharging-M Master.
SCHoONERs.
Florence Rogers 400 tons, Sheppard. 10 Ashley
River, for New York. loading-W Roach u CO.
Ida Richardson, 17S tons. Bedell In Ashley
River, for Baltimore, loading-Street Bros
CO.
wapella, 24s tons, Penny in Ashley River, for
New York, loading-W Roach i CO.
Mott Bedell. lis tons, Bedell, In the Stream, for
Alexandria, Va, ready Risley.
n Vancleaf. o56 tons, Jones, at Central wharf,
from Rockport, Me, discharglng-A McCoeb.
Ralph Carlton. ass tons, Curtis. at Atlantic
wharf, for Baltimore, lOading-J II Rtsley.
Enchantress, 81 tons, Phillips. In the Stream,
from Savannah, waitIng-Wm Roach d CO.
Ada Ames. 1e9 tons, Adams, In Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, load!ng-H F Baker d co.
" L Bradley. = tons, Smith, at Railroad
wharf. for Boston, loading-W Roach CO.
L Lowell, l62 tons. Mclean, In the stream, for
Providence. ready A Ensiow j. co.
Alhurqer, 255 tons, Corson, al Johns0n's wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging-HFB Baker
CO.
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September l. 1870, up TO the latest teiesFaph'' IL
,.,Y,a,o ~ Aauo bean ae follows:

The following are the receipts at the principal
chief Southern eenires as reported by telegraph
from September 18th to 2lst, inclusive. This In
cludes Sn points but North Carolina and over
land: 80:
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NoTS.-we have deducted from New orleans
1925 bales upiands, from Mobile 10 bales, from
Savannah bags sea island and 81 bales up
land. and from Charleston 4 bags sea island and
10 bales up!and--the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savann all.
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, clBlRHD ASD SAILED ErR Tbs poRI.
FORE
LIVERPOOL.
The Heiress Rea. sailei August 80
Bark Anpte Kinhall. Stnsnn. sailed. :. August %
Brig Grove, Harkness, cleared. August %
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SCOcE on manu- ....'...''" ..s'.''.. 49,
FLouR.-Market quiet We quote as follows:
Superfne IS; extra IS IS: family s6; fancy 81.
CoRN.-Shipments today Of 500 bushels OF s61sa
81 &c, and 100 sacked aud delivered IN depot
WHEAT.-Receipts light to.d day. We quote as
follows: Mediterranean 76asoc; red soasoc;
amber e5ca$l; white s1al 05.
OATs-We quote al 35a4oc from wagon. SAFES
from store to-day ut soc.
BARLEY.-We heard OF sales of inferior to-day
at soc. Sales OF 2nO. bushels at soc, sacked and
delivered in depot.
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-,,1Nc;11l Ind COMMERCIAL.

nh. Charleston stock and Bond Market.
x.pxxr VALUE OF TIE STOCKS. BONDS AND OTHER
sEcURrTIEs CALLED AT THE CHARLESTON sToCh
BOARD, FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT q, i''''
Jpuollsned oficialy by authority OF STOCK Board.l
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The bark Helena, from Chisolm's Island, 8
arrived at Queenstown, ireland, September 4, ant
sailed for Liverpool.
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TOtal....-....... ......---.--... ..SsoiA
The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were 4e,2ls bales.
The stock OF the article In sight al the latest
dates was as follows:
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THE ONLY INLAND ROUTE.

FOR Ep1sTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOINS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS. YoVH"s
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF, &C.
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:.-:,. - FROM THIS PORT. ;o2:i 9is'.:s-i.
Br bark Moselle, Hoare, Bristol, Eng, septem-

CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Br bark Sisters, Nairn, from Boston, septem-
Der 1e. -
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deserves contempt, does not gov
eminent too strong still more de-
serve hate? Is a government
too strong for the people to be pre-
ierred to the people being too strong
for the government? The American
doctrine has hitherto been on the
democratic side Of this question:
against kings, dictators, enperors and
tyrants. The Radical doctrine is now,
by no less q parsonage than the law
adviser Of the President, avowed to
be that the Government" should be
too strong for the people. We thank
him for speaking it out. The States
aoere sovereign. They united to form
a national government, and, in doing
SO. defined and limited, by a written
Constitution, the powers they granted,
reserving the remainder to them
| selves. But now, to save the govern
ment from contempt" powers are
usurped not conferred by that instru-
ment, and these are audaciously
proclaimed by the prime minister OF
| Ulysses the first. Let those who
would transmit to posterity that lib
erty which a brave ancestry wrung
from King George and entrusted to
the people of these States now choose
whom they will serve. Is the gov
eminent of Washington unlimited, or
is it limited by the Constitution? II
the first is true, our pretense Ofliberty
is a l~udicrouslv lying boast. If the
last it is time to look to the limita-
tons Of the Constitution, if we mean
to maintain them against these crafty
sophistries Of the willing despot. II
the doctrine now proclaimed by the
Attorney General is to prevail, we
hope the matter win be settled and
acquiesced in without efusion OF
blood. We prefer liberty restrained
by law. But we are prepared to obey
any government which may be estab-
Iished, so only that We understand it.
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THE Radical party of the Union is
now in a dilemma. Its pretense Of
repRblicanism is in away to be tested.
Germany is not row fighting for Ger
man unity and German soil; the is
sue Is not now William against Bona
parte-the King against the Emperor.
1t Is monarchial Prussia against re-
publican France; it is the monarch
against the people; and that monarch
him who proclaimed in the outset
that hewarred solely against the EN-
peref, and not against the people Of
France. Thus the Radical party Of
this country, pretending to be Re
publican and to encourage re-
publics, and 10 Love freedom,
and to have an especial mission in be-
half of all the oppressed and down
trodden of the earth, is thrown on the
side of power. Win it retreat or GO
forward? 1t it retreats, it will lose
the German vote. If it goes forward,
it will give the lie to all its professions
of love for the principles asserted by
their fathers in '76. They may vince
and shuttle, but they will not escape
unseathed the qUagmire into which
hypocrisy and venality has plunged
LlClla q ~ rr... . .-# I "..
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pretended Republicanism, when re
duced to practice, turns out t.
be consolidated absolatism. And
hence, though France dethrones
her mobiles, throws down the statues,
strips off the eagle, the badges, and
emblems Of royalty, and proelaims
a Republics only a cold and formal
recognition comes from this side the
water, and not a symptom Of sympa-
thy for the French people Is mani
tested or felt. They are now in SYM
pathy with ''strong government
not with democracy and the people.
Fidelity to the party Of His Highness
is better than patriotism, and loyalty
better than liberty, Such are the in
dications from the 1eanings of the
present so-called Republican, but re-
ally and practically absolutist party of
the Union. Siding with King Will
liam, these humanitarians have not
even soul enough to shed a tear for
the distresses of France now strug-
CLING to be free.
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THE new United States Attorney
General, Alderman, of Georgia,
speaks absolutism out with a deal Of
candor. In an address last week at
Washington he said:
Two leading ~pronniDent doctripes were
nationality Of the American . people
represented IN The ~oovenmest az
WdshiR0t0n, aud not at the re-
epectfve State capitals: second that an
Inhabitants of the United States should
stand before the law in their political
rights, without regard, 10 use A estab-
lished and settled familiar phrase, 10 race,
color, or previous conai1ion Of servitude.
This is undoubtedly sound Radical
doctrine. 1t is not Federalism-it is
consolidation. 1t is not democracy,
or republicanism-it Is imperialism
and the empire. In the same speech
he said: aAteFfuram
There is such a thing as political super
anustiOn, and IN this connection he COM
mentedHponi an sphoriam bf the author
that centralism is Imperialism in order
TO show its absurdity in the sense in
tended, remarklng that the government
At the center ought 70 be strong enough
TO sustain itself against aA3foes, foreign
and domestic. Ag0veDment not strong
enough for such purposes Is deserving Of
the contempt OF mankind.
Well, if a republican government
is not strong enough, an absolute one
will be; especially if it hoodwinks
the people with the pretense of repub-
licanism. fla government too weak
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In suits well with Radicahsm, as
Ackernan proclaims it, in the form
Of q government so much stronger
than the people as to be above eScon-
tempt,s p tosupport now the absolutism.
Of King William Of Prussia. In name
the Radical party is Republican.
Made up for the most part of aboli-
donists, puritans, know THOthings,
socialists, pharisees, free lovers and.
negroes, it shouts Justify for equality
loyalty and liberty. But all this is a
mere cloak. Their theories are n
thing, but their acts another. Their
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NOTTCH.

OFFICE orCrrY TAX COLLECTOR, I
Gul ~ MEMPHIS, Sept.8, 1S70.g1
iyT1HE new tax books, for 1870, have teen
turned oYersto me. j am now FeadT TO
make collections FOR the 43d corporate year.
Come forward and save extra expense.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
City Tax COLLECTOR.
Run oonV. aed
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at OLD =.

at OLD PR -.
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ELIAS HFFECTUAL ELlxIR--A perfect cure
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The proprietor takes pleasure IN recon
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> Fer sale wholesale by FL ELIAS, sole
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In the city of Memphis by
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GOODYEAR q HILLS, No. 2l Main St
And draegists generally throughout The
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C0rTUR FACTORS.
/. D~ISs0LdTIOR 81 NJ

THE nrm OF Price & Terry IS this day dis
Il solved by mutuals consent. Either party
Is sutionized 70 sign "a liquidation. Their
books will be found AZ the ofiee OF J. c. Ferry
q Co, successors OF Price & Terry. All par
Ties indebted TO Price TERRY are respectfully
Invited TO call and settle promptly.
J. + W. PRICE.
Memphis, Tenn, september j, B7O.
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Ban
The Creditors Of the Planters, Bank

IA RE hereby notified that, by q. decree
"a file Chancery Cont at Nashville, ifrthe
eause OF W. W BERkX4AGAINsT THB PEksr-
ERslBAFK oTHEEs, made. with a view 10
a n d~lstribution of The assets, the
holders of the notes or the Plantersi Bknk,
or other claims or demands, Of whttso-
ever nature, against said Bank, must Md the
same lnthe ofioe of the Clerk and Master Of
said Chanoery Court, by or before the
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southern School IN New York.

'1saItu W0F I8IH aT7 sai ID e8ifaI41I
MRS. EDWARD B. WHITES English y
WI French Boarding school for young Ia
dies, No. SO West Forty-second street, opPo-
site Reservoir Park. au2l cod
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NOTICE.

OTFIcE De MEAPHIs AND OHIO r. r. COL
MEMPHIs. September 4 lST0.
.THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany Will be held at the ONCE of the Compa-
ny, In the city OF Memphis, on
Monday, October 8. 1870,
At II o'cioeka.m NATHAN ADAMS,
President
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FIrst MondaY IN 0ctoher, la70.-

And thatnotioe of this order be published in
81 least oneof the daily papers OF Nashville,
Knoxville ans Memphis, and IN the we,skly
papers OF Franklin, Pulaski. Murfreeshor0,
Athens and ClaTksviile, continuously up to
the nrst Monday In October, 1870.
.A 0Aa wv NORTON b. HOWELn,IW
. aIp aLl nnn TIr.N Ozark and Master.
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H~ELmsoID's BUcHU.
THE1KiDNNS.

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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-16

= FHoM Er.ro TIA EUEEKA DIsrRICr.-Thcques
tim of this poiu, being the natural place Of
irmrkntion from the rilrond for Eureka dis
triet is pretty generally acknowledged, except
ing only, perhaps 10y n fcw croakcrs i'll nh OBJ
scure town below us on the railroad Intclli-
gentlmen, competent Of Judging in the matter,
inform MS that there can be no question but
that II is fifteen miles nearer from here 10
Eureka than it Is from Palisades. The new
road branches from the Denver road To White
Pine, forty miles from Elko, and from that
point II IL only forty miles to Eureka. This
route passes over section of country that APP
parcntly was designed 10y nature for u natural
thorpnghfare. No mountains are to be crossed
and no deep gulchcs to be hridgcd, hut n
str hight sweep on hard ground and through
pleasant valleys, with water ut convenient
points and grass in abundance. Rightfully it
ought not 90 have been made toll road, for
, the expense attending its laying ont and inn
proyeincnt has been comparatively trifliug, and
could have been paid 10y our citizens. That
this road will ho the one mostly travelled and
frcightod over III the future there remains but
little doubt.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-16

,, The BAIL--Good old Father Valentine
missed much by dying so young If he had
lived a few centuries longer he would have
appreciated his well-beloved disciples of tho
Elkos Social Club; but if happy flow of spir-
Its, a merry twinkling Of feet, bright glances
of sparkling eyes, and the joyous abandon Of
q mirth and happiness. are any tribute to the
memory of the sanity patron Of the Four
teenth, then our revered friend Of young
and gushing hearts should be fully content
r with the ball ON Tuesday night. The good
p old mans kindest benediction fell like the
mellow dews upon the hall, thronged with
lovely women clad in simplest dress, and
strong men arrayed in gorgeous costumes of
flowing calico. Right royalty these chevaliers
ID of the royal robes bore themselves through
the mazes! Right calamity they followed
their colors into the fight, bravely storming
the brcastwOTks of the undaunted Treat. The
soft strains 81 music hoated along the air not
less chcrrily than those gifted Of Terl-
sichorc over the broad arena where the grace
and loneliness of the country were assembled
60 witness the parade of the First Nevada CAL
leo Regiment. To pnrticuarize would be in
vidiUus--uny impossible. To say tho ball was
n success would bcun injustice. 1t was more; il
was elegant How could it bo otherwise while
! ninety agreeable ladies lent n charm. and
ninety star-spGngl"d gallNnts, nrrnyed AZ Sol
Ofnon never was, diflused their beauty over
the scrnr and astnnishrd the heavens aud
the earth with their Apparel,
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EDWARD ELY, Eso.-One Of the live and
liberal merchants of Chicago is in town to-day
and can be found at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. We refer to Mr.. Edward Ely, the
head OF an old and reliable house in Chicago.
He IL making brief trip to California and
Will remain here only to-day. Read his ad-
vertisement and if you want woolens, gloves,
hosiery, neckties, you can find samples with
him, and If you need clothes, he will take
your measure and supply good, stylish ar
ticle at low figures.