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via then becpened for revolutionary
.n0vemenfs on the Tiber, wh.ehytf
not checked, will soon spread into all
fparts-o OF the States Of the Church, and
from thence across the line into Italy.
GaribaIdi and Mazkini are watching
French action in regard to Rome with
Intense interest. They want to strike
both at the Pope and Victor Emmanu-
eli. Both are hated, in like manner
Iand for like causes, by the followers
Of these agitators. Their dream is 3
REQ republican government, covering
all parts of Italy from the sea to the
mountains. This they would use as a
starting point from which to operate
in other parts of Europe-to disturb
France, arouse Austria, and set the
Poles and Hungarians in action. All
these facts are well known to the King
of Italy. He understands Garibaldi
and Mazzini, and ean measure their
purpose with certainty and exactness.
The question then is, what will Victor
Emmanuel do when the French troops
are removed? VIII he wait until a
revolution is inaugurated until rifles
are cracking and cannon sounding
within hearing OF Sc. Iseter's. or will
his action be quick and decisive? The
cause of the States of the Church is
virtually the cause Of Italy at this
iuncture. A successful revolution
fn the latter would most assuredly
be followed by an outbreak in the
former. There are thousands of I'M
ruly spirits in Italy who only pause
in their purpose of revolution until
their leaders give the word of COM
mand. Rome in the hands of the in
snrgents, that word would be given,
and then the Red Republican hordes
would pour over The frontier Of Italy,
T Iise the people and begin the contest.
This is to be guarded against-pre-
vented by precautioEary measures and
movements, on the partof Victor En-
manuel. IL q revolution is undesirable
in ROmea and other portions of Italy, the
revolutionists must be intimidated by
force. Such men as Garabaldi, MAJ.
Zini and their followers are not to be
| deferred from a long cherished design
by mere words. they are used to
bullets and are not afraid Of diplo-
macy. They are organizing for ac-
ton. The proper moment will come
when the last French soldier leaves
the soil of the States of the Church.
Then it will be revolution or inter-
vention. Which will Victor Emman-
mel accept?
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THE telegram of yesterday morning,
which states that the services of Gen.
erals Lee and Beauregard have been
declined by the French government
is a stupid sensational absurdity, got
ten up by some Individual too brain
less to make anything wearing an air
Of probability. There is no single rea-
son, even the most remote, for beIiev-
ing the services of either of these gen.
tlemen have been rendered or could
be procured by France.
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eROceRs AND COTTON FACTORS.
NOTICE.

j. 7. FARGAsOE. n-
&. 4. CLAY, mEmfiiASf AENN
L ~ HINT. lgA
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ROME.
The Evacuation Of the Eternal city by the
French the Signal fer Revolution
kazzlnl and 6arIbaId
Watching.
From the Philadelphia Age

From the Philadelphia Age.1
With the FumOr of a speedy with
drawal OF the French troops from
Rome, come intimations Of a revolu-
ton in the States OF the Church, and
also in Italy. A secret deposit OF
arms has been discovered in Genoa,
and a large quantity of guns and am
munidOn have been seized by the gov
eminent in other places. Secret meet
ing5 OF the revolutionary party have
also been unearthed, at which plans
Of driving the Pope from Rome, and
calling upon the revohltionists of
Italy TO join hands with their breth-
rem, were proposed and discussed
Garlbaldi, MaZzini and other Yetern
insurgents are at the head of this
movement. They hate Victor EN-
manuel and wish to strike him from
the fapal States. They cannot mature
their plans in Italy. They are too
closely watched. The spies of the
King dog their footsteps with fidelity
and resolution, and his army is ready
at a mOment's notice to crush any
band Of men who are pointed cut as
cOnspiratOrs against the Government.
More than one effort has been made
TO arouse the Italian people, When
Napoleon beat the Austrians, reeov-
cred large portions of distracted ItaI-
ian territory, and aided in p~erfecting
the unity Of that kingdom, the
revolutionary party attempted to
poison the chaIiee Of rejoicing
by inserting in it the idea Of Italian
servitude to Napoleon. This position
was taken by the enemies of the
King, and since that time they have
labored TO give it life, body and ae-
ton. But Victor Emmanuel has been
too strong for them in Italy. while i'm
Rome and the States of the Church,
French troops have overawed and
kept in check the eyil-disposed.
When an open attack occurred. with
the aVOwed intention OF ATTACKING
Rome, and raising the red flag of In.
dependence in that portion of italy.
French rifles spoke with voice rotten.
tial, and the affair ended without any
perceptible results. The circle OF the
cOnmOtioR did not even reach Turin
or agitate Florence.
But with the renewal of French
troops from Rome will commence a.
different state OF affairs, The field
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E~DucATI0NAG. u
UNIVERSITY or IoUIsIANA
"a -
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
NEW ORLEANS.
FACULTY.

A. H cENAs, MD, Emeritus Professoro OF OBJ.
stetrics.
JAMES JorRs, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics.
WARREN STONE, MD, Professor OF Surgery.
T. @. RICHARDSON, Md, Professor of An
atomy.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, Md, Professor of Medi-
cine. -t.rrn
Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHORN. MD, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica- ~
JOSEPH JONES, MD, Professor Of Chemistry.
CT. BIcKHAM, Nd Demonstration of Anat-
omy.
The Thirty-thfTd annual course OF instrue-
ton In this Department viii ommeuce ON
Monday, the fO6rteeotf OF November, 1870,
and terminate on TIE second saturday OF
March, fSfE Preliminary Lectures OF C1inf
cal Medicine ard surgery viii be delivered in
the amphitaeatef OF tho Charity Hospital,
Beginning on the eighteenth of October,
without any charge TO students. The Ana
tonftcai rooms will be opened at thes same
time.
The members OF the Faculty are visiting
Physicians aud Surgeons TO the Charity HOs-
pita1, and give instruction daily at the bed
side OF the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered to students are unrivaled.
FRFs.-For all the Lectures, $40; Matricu-
lation. SIS; Practical Anatomy, $40; Gradua-
ton, SSu. Payment required IN advance.
For mrther information, address
jy27 n. g. RICHARDSON, MD, Dean.
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VIRGINIA Military INsrITuTEI

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
.TNHE academic exercises of this Institution
will be resumes on list September, under
the direction OF the following Faculty:
Gen. +. H. Smith, Sup't; Com. NJ. +. Maury,
Gen. q. w. q. Lee, Capt John M. Brooke, Col.
II. Ship, Col. J. T.. L. Preston, COLT. y. VIII
Hanson, Col. w. b. Blair, Col, NJ. b. Hardin,
Col r. l.. Madison, Col. J. Massie, Col.
Semmes, Col Mcdonald, Col. Washington.
Early application must be made 10 secure
admission. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
fvOQ dxw SuDerintandent.
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state, with Its hired murdeEers and
Lmidnieht assassinations9 There is
but one thing to be done and that is
to defeat and drive nom power Radi-
Eealisna, which has debauched the
country, and adhere to-th -0onstituz
ton and the supremeT law Of
the land. The people must
look to themselves Nothing
can be expected from Grant, his cor
Fupt administration and his infamous
party. While society IS upturned,
and the country sinking into anarchy
and disgrace, the great head, the
President US. Grant, becomes the
Great American Traveller, a kind of
| Wandering jew, filling up his time
with holiday jaunts and Watering
place r~ecreations, bRzzing hither and
thither, like q mosquito, too nimbly
TO be caught, and exhibiting a reek-
~Iessness which has 40 parallel save In
Nero, who vexed cstgut while Rome
was burning. In view Of all these
things, well may the country ask,
whittier = we tending, and 70 what
are we eoming?8
= @
Tar APPeAL is too Bourbonic to draw
or comprehend the distinction between =
act and y precedent. It stupidity argues
/ dhat the A~HdJdRche, when il recognizes
the existence Of facts, ia that very rec0g
/ milton. also. reasons from these facts as If
they were -precedsnts. IL goes stu far
I Cher ia is blind folly OF paftisaBships
Il II would have the readers or the APPEAL
to believe that this journal goes q step
further, and Is urging the public To be
| heve that these recognized fScts are truths
which mast Be- believed IN and ebeyed IS
the laws OF the Modes and Persians. The
| Logical talent Of the APPEAL is equaled
only by its power
$40 sever and divide r5la 1a.
| A tub tWfKt north and northwest side
[AU1Ednchs. 2
By the TeductiO Gd GbsUrdInH, we
lately drove oar neighbOr to the wall,
and made manifest the absuTdity of
his position that "nothing can be more
obligatory than an accomplished
fact" even when it takes the form of
an accomplished wrong and outrage
on the rights of the States and the
people. Unable To answer the argu-
ment, he now, without argument,
prohounces that judgment he would
otherwise, if it were possible, prefer
procuring as the verdict Of his readers.
II the APPEAL stupidity argues
how stupid must be the Hra-
Lanobe which is uadble 70 meet
the stupid argument. That is a
charming mode of discussion of a
public question which deals rather
with men than with The argu-
ments they bring. II our neigh
Dor was a little more "BOur-
bonic," and had a little more Of the
sense of the ancient French family,
which, since the Beginning of the four
tenth century, has played 50 eonspie-
uOus a part in the annals of France
and Of Europe, he might get
along better in his operations
against the present French emperor,
as well as be able more consistently
to support his new hobby of imperial
ism and accomplished fact " theory.
Perhaps he might then have better
luck in explaining how a sO-called
amendment to the Constitution which
subverts the whole spirit and mean
ing Of that law as the instrument of
liberty, and which has been accom-
plished by force and fraud, becomes
an accomplished fact" in such asense
as that " there can be nothing more
obligatory" rug- ar-
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Silver knives promise to become as
much used as silver forks. A steel
kuiie with blade and handle forged
in one bar and heavily plated with
silver, Is very widely adopted. Itean
be replated annually at less expense
than Is required to keep ivory handles
in repair. The handles are shaped
similarly to fork handles, and are very
convenient to use. $50
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Next Session Begins September flflh.

THIS Institution has q full corps Of in
II ~srructors, a thorough course OF studies,
and aims at n high grade OF scholarship. Its
superior educational advantages, moderate
expenses, heaIty location, and excellent
mail, travelling aud telegraphic facilities,
render H well worthy the attention and pat
ronage OF the south.
Expenses for session of Ten Months,
-..'~'''.'.-."'''-'' - ~
This estimate includes Board and Fnition,
embracing Modern Languages. ASiight ad-
vance on the above for students boarding in
private families.
For further particulars catalogues, etc, adj
dress REV. u. +. BITTLE, ID. D.,
President of the College.
For circulars apply at the Book Store OF
Msssrs. leave Smithwiek & hatcher, &3
Main street, Memphis. jyf9-d6w
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authorized Agents Of the APPEAL viii have
a properly sealed paper from A. II. WITHER-
sPOON, Business Manager. None others
should be recognized.
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DEmOCRATIC NOMINEES E0R SUPREME
COURT JUDGES. a
rEnucRATIe TICKET.

PERSONS leaving the city during the sum
mer months can have the DAILY APPEAL
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RERNARD0 MALE SEMINARY.

-" =. -. ""||
TIME next session Of this school win begin
on FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
The CLASSES will be fOar, viz: A primary, an
intermediate, a Grammar and High Glass.
Terms as follows, for i've m session,
-payable in advance every half-session : Pri-
mary, Sl2 SO; intermediate, SBs Grammar,
S2D, High, S30-With 2 cents a month adj
~fttlonal for Incidental expenses. Assistant
Teacher, especially OF Classic Languages, MIR.
w. II. FoUFR. Refers 20 Col. j. Z. Leath and
Hon. John Johnson, Memphis.
E. u. RENNER. Principal, y
jy1e p. O. Box No. S.. fernando. Miss.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR Y~OUNGLADIES.


HI ee-.a- ra-a~ E
THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters
Il Of st. Dominic, is delightfully."- situated in
a healthy and retired part of the city of Mem
phis, Tenn. The buildings are ample and
eOmmodiOus, standing in the center OF eX-
tensiVe and highly improved grounds, shaded
by forest trees, and laid out and set with rare
plants and shuhbery.
The course of Studies comprises ali the
branches, Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists OF two Sessions
of i've months each; the first commencing
on the FIRST OF ~SEPFEABER, the second on
theF FIRST MoEDAY IN FEBRUARY.a
TERMS PER SESSION,
Payable half yearly, Invariably in advance:
For board aud tuition IN any of the follow
ing ranches Recalling, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography History, RhetoFle,
Composition, Criticism, Principles fNatural
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing, Mark
ing, ETC., SIS, $50 $50 and Sle4 accorcing 20 the
age or the class of the pupil -
For Day Schoiars:-Tuition, SIS, $50, S5 and
$40, according to age or class as above.
For further infOrmation, apply or address
the MOTHER SUPERIOR" IN /.
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"Are you colored?1 q Providence
policeman asked OF an inebriated con-
traband in the stationShouse, whom
be could not see very distinctly in the
semi-darkness of the cell. Moo
drawled the dFowsy and drunken
"Fifteenth Amendment snot col
ored-I was born sou
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NOTICE.

.NoTfcE Is hereby given that certificates
IN Ne. 20l, for 20 shares, and No. 1901, for II
shares OF stock In the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, issued in the name of g. K.
Franklin. and now belonging TO his estate,
ply 20 the secretary of the company for du-
plicates of same. ID. A. ALTERNATELY.
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$1,000 Heward

For any cake OF Hind, Bleedsao or Iteh4,so
PILES that DEBING'S PILL REMED fails TO
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COTTON GINS.
PRATT'S
Southern Made Cotton Gin.

THIS Gin runs light on the team, makes a
good sample, and Will pick more lint
from the same amount o. seed cotton, and in
less time, than any other Gin. IL does not
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struction, and not liable To get out of order.
The attention OF planters is called to the
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for the Peeler, Molina, and other varieties Of
long staple cotton.
Mr.. Pratt has made upward of Il 900 Gins
for India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
Southern States, which have given general
satisfaction. His Gin took the $50 premium
and diploma AZ the Shelby County Fair at
Memphis, and the $40 premium atthe Georgia
State Fair, at Macon
1t is a good rule 10 try all things, and hold
FAST to what has been we'd and answers
the purpose for which 1t is made. This is
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted by
practical planters who nave used IL.
Orders for Gins, from AZ to so saws, and Gum
Bands, at New York factory prices, promptly
filed. Gins repaired by "a skilful Ginwright.
Address, Memphis, Tenn, care of Earring
on Il Howell, 36 Front street,
q. w. TRUEHEART, Agent for
tyl d&w Daniel Pratt, of Alabama.
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TNHE undersigned will attend to orders for
Il this well, made by " driving into the
ground without first removing the diIt up
ward" Patented. by N. w. Green, January
n. lSSS, and affirmed 10 him by the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia.
J.A.GRIGGS, General Agent for
2 n. W.GIeen, No. 34 Gayoso House,
au2 Memphis, Tennessee.
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Lockout Mountain Educational In
stitutiOns,

Rev. C.. r. P. BANCROFT. Principal.
EALL SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS BE-
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G. g. CARPENTER, Supt,
w Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
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rae sYMPToMs OF

!; THE SYM PTOMS OF
Liver Complaint are
|uneasiness and pain
i'm the Il Some
the pain Is in
.the shoulder, aud Ia
The stomach Is
fppetite and sickness
tive, sometimes alter
inating with lax. The
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SIMMONS

Tor rheumal
affected with loss OF {
bowels in general cos
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

UoLLEarATE DEPARTMENT, with pre-
" paratory school, opens september II, 1870.
Characterization, Scientific n Select. TUT
tiOn-boarding. furnished rooms, etc, $500 To
$3.50 per year. Fol circular, address E. KIRBY
SMITH, Chancellor of University, or b. X.
JOHNSON. Principal of College. ty5
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PLANTERS BANK
Ths credItOrs Of the Planners Bank

A RE hereby nOtined that. by q decree OF
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ar any other claims or demands, of Whaoso-
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amen the once of the Clerk and Master OF
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Knoxville aud Memphis, and IN the weekly
papers OF franklin, Pulaski. MuFfreesbor0,
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LIVER

painful sensation OF having Aeb unuOno
something which ought 10 have been done.
often campIaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes some of the above
attend the disease. and at other times very
few of them; but the liver is generally the
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