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STOCK DIVIDENDS.

It is whispered around that, since Com
modore Vanderbilt has extended his rail
way affiliations to Illinois, there has grown
of the Rock Island Railroad to issue a 60
per cant stock dividend before the new
constitution goss into effect No such
power is conferred upon them by their
charter, and its obvious and only purpose
is to enable few speculative ring MANA
gers connected with the road to swindle the
mass. of the stockholders, by bearing and
billing the market, by means Of facts not
in possession Of the outside crowd
crease OF the capital stock by
$4,000, GOO in 1867, these managers went
into the market and sold short heavily, and
then issued the new stock until the price
had been foreed down by about 10 per cent,
and pocketed the difference. -~Whatever
may be the degree of partial publicity given
to such Issues, and the reasous for them, it
may be safely assumed that just enough is
communicated and withheld to gre the
ring complete monopoly of the profits Of
the operation. Their aim is to draw as
largo proportion Of the stock Of the COM
pany under their control as possible before
the stock dividend Is announced, and for
this purpose large Quantities Of the stock
OF the Rock Island have been purchased On
margins, the funds for which are supplied
to them by the county at large,
through the deposits IN the New York
banks. Here we have the money Of the
people loaned to ring Of spectators, to
enable them to control the shares of the
people, IN railroads chartered and sustained
By the people, for the purpose Of suindEng
the shareholders among the people out Of q
portion of the value of their shares, and so
increasing the nominal capital of the com
pany that the people, ss travellers and
shippers of freight, must pay 60 per cent
more than is just for freigghts and fares, IN
order to pay an interest upon the Watered
capital
This device was first rcsorted to By Van
derbilt in his so per cent stock dividend on
the New York Central, which, We believe,
has since been followed by Ike dividends
on the other Vanderbilt roadA. Il is q
shrewder, because better covered, game
than the open condscation Of all
the rights Of the stockholder, prac-
tised by Fisk and Gould in the
Erie. But its result is the same, tho sac
1i6ce of the bona .J7de shareholders to the
managing ring. It pretends to bo honest !
in that it distributes the new shares as div
idends to the owners Of the old ones But
this p1etence is false, IN that the dist1ibu-
tion is effected by hocus pocug by which
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BOSTON, May II, 1s1a.5
lam making mp sum, in small amounts, to
be invested in aid Of tho three eo1phan scns Of
Captain E. P. Williams, Of tho OneidA, who
sacrificed himself to sense Of duty when his
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Any contributions from Chicago viii be
thankfully received and carefully appropriated
b. me. 3. B. FoRuEs.
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The proceedings than Terminated
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THE SYMPTOMS of

mating with lax. The
|head Is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy
|sensatiOn, considers
DIE loss OF memory.
accompanied with
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RUMORs are in circulation in New
York that the effort on the part of the
Prussian authorities to obtain pos
session of the Stevens Battery is
likely to prove a success. Greatly in
creased activity is now observed on
the part of the builders. The number
of mechanics has been largely in
creased, and officials seem eognizant
of an intention to hurry forward the
battery to completion. Representa-
tives of the press are excluded from
the yard, and the workmen prohibited
from giving information. 1t is sup
posed to be the only vessel capable Of
coping with the Rochambeau, the
great vessel now belonging to the
French, and built by w. III. Webb, of
New York. 1t was designed by the
late Edwin A. Stevens, and the keel
was laid many years ago. During the
war, the intention of its designer
was to offer it to our Government, but
the building of the monster ship
lasted till the end of the war. At
present, from the limited number of
hands employed, it appears as If
several years would be necessary to
complete il, but asufiicient force could
be put on to do so in a year.
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The jackson Tribune says that the
Memphis Avalanche, in a labOred ar
tiele against the Convention system,
deduces substantial encouragement
from the March election of Madison
county, I'm which ten Conservatives
and one Radical ran for Sheriff. DE
spite the multiplicity of candidates,
the AVdIdnche says "the best man
was elected, and the people of Madi-
sOn county were able 10 discriminate
and to unite by common consent " on
the present incumbent. Now, the
simple truth is, that the Radical can
didate had no popularity at all-was
not regarded in the rade-and did not
get a decent vote in his own party.
II a popular man had run on the Re
publican ticket, he could have been
elected in this county. This the fig
ufes Of our March election abundantly
prove, The AU0ldnche has been mis-
informed, or has been ssgaessings' ut
things. Stick 70 the text, friend KEEL
lar, and quit railing at Conventions,
and you will do more efficient work
for the Conservative party.
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1T has been atime-honored practice
with the Democratic party, in settling
opposing claims Of rival candidates for
Offices Of honor, trust and profit, to
submit them to the decision Of their
friends, in convention assembled.
This has been deemed our only safe
guard against divisions and dissen-
sions, which wonld otherwise result
in defeat and disaster. This policy
should never be departed from
Parties can no more win vic
tories without discipline, than
can an army without Discipline.
Organization is as essential to.
parties as it is TO armies. The
decision Of a convention
should be held binding, not only
upon those who participated in the
Convention, bat upon all its members.
Among all true Democrats, men
nominated under the two-thirds rule.
are willingly and eheerfully supported
by minOrities. If Individual mem
beers choose TO set up their own private
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Judgment In opposition 20 the ex-
pressed will Of the party, there is an
end at once to harmony, union and
strength. True men are always will
Ing to sacrifice their individual prefer
ences for the general good. A few
weeks ago a County Convention, COM
posed of delegates from all parts
of the county, nominated j. e.
r.. Ray and John Brown, and
Albert M. Stephens for the Offices to
be filed on Thursday next. Let us
stand by these nominations. They
can be elected BY one thousand major
ity, If our party friends will turn out.
Their election will forever extinguish
Radicalism in Shelby county. Their
defeat viii give new life to the pestif-
erous gang Of ofice-seekers, who have
80 long battened on corruption, and
engendered strife and discord in our
midst, and the Democracy, in future
contests for the election Of Cow
ernor, Congressman, members of
the Legislature, Mayor, Al
dermen, Councilmen, Sheriffs and
Clerks will have to fight their trium-
plant battles over again. The cleo
ton of the Democratic candidates on
Thursday will give permanent peace
to the people. The triumph of the
Radicals, viii rekindle the expiring
embers of hate and discord, for it will
inspire the Vanished brood of Radical
ofice-seekers with hope, and they
care not whether peace broods W.
the country or discord reigns supreme,
so they are placed in positions to plum
der the taxpayers. On Thursday
next, let US prepare for the Radical
party a cup of poison, and drug it to
the sleep that knows no waking.
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STEARNS, FARR & CO.,
Notice to Contractors.

q EALED proposals Will be received at the
- Engineers office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until u m. on the LIST August, 1870. Tor the
graduation, masonry and superstructure Of
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILRoAD,
between C~ovington and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion of the work is heavy and
worthy the attention of contractors, Pro
files and specifications can be seen at the En-
gineer's office, $50 Main street, Memphis, on
and after Jun &, 1870.
THOS. II. MILLINGTON,
ie2 Chief Eng. Miss. River X. r.
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THE canvass for Congress and for
State Offices is opening vigorously In
Indiana. Hon. ID. w. VOORHEES, has
already spoken several times since
the adjournment of Congress, and his
speeches are represented as electrical
and overwhelming. carrying the peO-
pie by storm and producing numerous
OutspOken manifestations of change
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Of sentiment, VOORHEES, Is the great
friend OF the working people, and VII
be elected easily. With his opponent,
Moses F. Dunn, he is now seeking to
arrange for a series Of joint appoint
ments, which will make his election
all the more certain.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL

Is published daily and weekly BY the Mem
phis Appeal Publishing Company. at the
Appeal Building, No. IA Union st., Memphis,
THE DAILY APPEAL
Is sent by mail 70 Subscribers, one year, $40;
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EDUCATIONAL
UNIVERSITY OF ouIslA
De-
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
NEW ORLEANS.
FACULTY:

FACULTY:
A. II CENAs, MD, Emeritus Professor Of OBJ
JAMzs JoEKs, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics.
HARRE STONE, MD, Professor Of surgery.
T. q: RIcBARDsoNY Md, Professor Of IN
.sAMuEI- NJ. szAnss, Md, Professor OF Msdi-
cine
STANFORD Il. cHArLLE, MD. Professor Of
FEGET H&wTHoRS. NIB. Professor of Ma
terra Medica.
JOSEPH JONES, Nd, Professor OF Chemistry.
Q. BIcKHAMt Md, Demonstration Of Anat-
OmY.
The fhirty-thfrd annuaI course OF instruc-
ton I'm this Department VIII on
Monday, the fourteenth OF November, 1870.
aud terminate on the second Saturday Eof
March, islL. Preliminary Lectures on Clint
cal Medicine and Surgery Will be delivered in
the amphitheater OF the Charity Hospital
beginning on the eighteenth OF October,
without any charge 70 students. The Ana
tomieal rooms win be opened at the same
time.
The members OF the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons TO the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bef-
side OF the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered To students are unrivaled.
FEES.-For all the Lectures, Sl40; MatFieu-
latlons 50; Practical Anatomy, SO; Gradua-
ton, $50 Paymen required IN advance.
For further Information, address
tyz7 7. q. RICHARDSON, ND, Dean.
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Another triumph for the women
shines forth In the case of Miss Lacy
Forest, an American girl, who has
been graduated in medicine at the Col
lege OF France, which gives her the
right to practice as a physician In any
part of the French d0minions,
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nnRREsPoNDENOE.

Containing important NEWS, solicited rom
any part of the Globe. Writer'S name and
address required on every communication as
private guarantees Of good faith. All com
mupieations recommending candidates for
ONCE wIn b charged for.
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a properly sealed paper from A. d. WTrHER-
SPOON, Business Manager. None Others
should be recognized.
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IT b said that there il nothing 0
calculated to call out the deep earnest
mess of a true woman and enlist her
most faithful devotion, as doing Up
her back hair,
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR SUPREME
COURT JUDGES.
DEHOcRAIIe TICKET.

PRISONS leaving the city during the sum
mer months can have the DAILY APPEAL
mailed TO their address at The rate OF twenty
i've cents per week.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given That certificates
IN No. 2Ol, for 70 shares, and No. 1901, for L
shares of stock in the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, issued In the name of q. e
plyto the secretary OF the company for du-
OF same. u. A. ALTERNATELY,
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NOTICE.

Il HAVE this day sold my entire interest IN
4 the Grocery and Commission Business in
the firm OF A.J. Roach 4 Co. to Mr.. Al. Roach
and request my friends and former patrons
10 extend to him the same patronage they
s. W. GREEN,
Sc Mr.. 8. w. Green having sold mis- entire
interest in the firm of A. j. Roach & 90. to A.
j.. Roach, the business VIII be conducted and
continued as heretofore, under the firm name
and style of A. j. Roach & Co.. A. j. Roach
old arm. A. ]. ROACH,
3. w. GREEN.
A. ]. ROACH, formerly ]. A. KIRBY,
of Somervnle, Tenn. MemDhis.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Next Session Begins september Fiah.

THIS Institution has n full corps of In
A structors, a thorough course Of studies,
and aims at n high grade of scholarship. Its
superior educational advantages, moderate
expenses, healty location, and exceIlent
mail, travelling aud Geographic facilities.
render IL we'll worthy the attention and pat
ronage Of the South.
This estimate Includes Board n FuitlOn,
embracing Modern Languages. A slight adj
vanc5 on the above FOR students bOardingin
private families.
For further particulars catalogues, etc, adj
dress REV ID. +. BITTLE, ID. D.,
President OF the College.
For circulars apply at the Book Store OF
Afssrs. Cleaves. Smithwiek q hatcher, &3
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VIRGINIA MILITARY IMsTITOTEI
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
TNHE academic exercises OF this Institution
IL Will be resumed on lst September, under
the direction OF the following Faculty:
Gen. +. II. Smith, Sup't; Com. NJ. +. Marry,
Gen. q. w. q. Lee, capt John M. Brooke, col.
=. Ship, Col ]. I. L. Preston, Col. I. II. VIII
Hanson, Col. w. b. Blair, Col N. b. Hardin,
Col r. l.. Madison. Col. J. Hassie, Col.
Se1nmes, Col. Mcdonald, Col. Washington.
Early application must be made TO secure
admission. FRANCIS II. SMITH.
IyD dAW superintendent.
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.nurpr1sING RATES

T. the DAHL APPEAL, 81 per square 20 cents
Dsr line. or 10 cents per line, according 70
1I.ca In the WEEKLY, 0ne-half the rates Of
t,s DauY. Advertisements inserted in the
srrpAY APFKAL, are charged one-sixth Ra-
dt,oual 10 above rates. Terms' Cash in sd
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COTTON GINS
P1ATT,S
Cotton Gin.

THIS Gin runs light on the team, makes a
Il good sample, and VIII pick more lint
from the same amount o. seed cotton, d In
less time, than any other Gin IL does not
break the roll nor choke; Is simple In its con-
struetion, and not liable TO get out OF order.
The attention of planters Is called to the
" Peeler Gin, /" made by Mr.. Pratt expressly
for the Peeler, Molina, and other varieties OF
long staple cotton.
Mr.. Pratt has made upward OF 1900 Gins
tor India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
Southern States, which W given general
satisfaction. His Gin took the $50 premium
and diploma at the shelby County Fair at
Memphis, and the $40 premium atthe Georgia
State Fair, at Macon
1t is a good rule TO try all things, and hold
fast to what has been approved and answers
the purpose for which IL Is made. This Is
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted by
planters who have used IL.
Orders for Gins, from 40 TO 50 saws, and Gum
Bands, at New York factory prices, promptly
filed. Gins repaired by a skilful Ginwright
Address, Memphis, Tenn, care OF Earring
On & Howell, 80 front street,
q. W. TRUEHEART, Agent for
jyl d&w Daniel Pratt. Of Alabama.
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THE next session of this school win begin
Il on FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
The CLASSES Will be four, viz: A Primary, an
Intermediate, a Grammar and High Class.
Terms as follows, for dge months session,
payable in advance every balf-sessi0n Pri-
mary, 81 50; Intermediate, SIS; Grammar,
so, High, S30-with Is cents q month ad-
ditlonat for incidental expenses. Assistant
Teacher, especially 81 Classic languages, Mr..
w. II. F0UTE. Refers TO Col. y. 4. Leath and
Hon. John Johnson, Memphis.
E.O RENNER, Principal
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR U LADIES.

.THI9 Institution, conducted by the Sisters
Il Of st. Dominic, Is delightfully."- situated in
a healthy and retiredpart of the city OF Mem
pills., Tenn. The buildings are ample and
commOdlous, standing in the center OF ex-
tensive and highly improved grounds shaded
by forest trees, and laid out and set with rare
plants and shubbery.
The course of Studies comprises all the
branches, Useful nj ornamental, that are
usually taught
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions
OF i've months each; the FIRST commencing
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, the second on
the FRsr MONDAY IN FEBRUARKs aA
TERMS PER SESSION,
Payable half yearly, invariably in advance;
For board and tuition In any of the follow
ing branches: Reading. Arithmetic. English
Grammar, Geography, History, Rhetoric.
Composition, Criticism, Principles of Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry and Bctany, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing. Mark
ing, etc, s75, $50, $50 and 500, according to the
ago or the class Of the pupil.
For Day Scholars :-NuitiOn, SIS, go, So n
$50, according to age or class as above.
For further Information, apply or address
the MOTHER SUPERIOR"
iva d&W, 81 Agnes caxiemy.
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DIREGTORS:
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS.


NJ L MEACHAM has this day associated
WI. with him his son. T. e MEAGHAM,
and T. z POsTOS, OF Memphis. and a W.
ROBERTS, late or Powell, Roberts & Co.,
Brownsville, Tenn. umaer the drm name OF
N. L MEACHAN q Co, for the pGrpose OF
continuing the Wholesale Grocery and Cotton
Fae1Orage business, at the old stand Of
Meacham a TreadWsII. No. 8 Union street,
StoneWall Block, where viii always be iOuud
one of the largest and best selected stocks Of
Groceries. which Will be sold al the lowest
market rates.
Mr. Meaeham returns his sincere thanks to
his many friends and customers for their
kind and liberal patronage OF past years. and
earnestly sOlieits for the new firm contiuu-
anee OF the same pledging strict attention to
kJuSiuess.
Memphis, July !. Is7o.
M l. MEACHAM. A. W. R0BERTs.
n L. MEACHAM. J. b POsrUN-
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1A2~ NeWAE0
For any case of Bhsd, Bleedia0 o. Itchiao
PLLEs that DEBING,S PrLR RKHRDY fails 81
cure. cured cases OF MyeaFs standing.
disease neslAis heir to. Sold BY al dragzlhis
sold e~VeFyvhere. Send COR pamphlet.
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SIMMONS

mistaken fOr rheuDat
Affected with loss OF 8
bowels La general cos
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
FISHER AMEs TYLER, Political Eds
NJ n FNgLTsH' News. River, Commercial
L. }. DUPRE, and city Editors.
r. L. JAMES,
TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST. 2, 1870
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College regulations r sometimes
curiously reversed in after life. Some
one has collected the statistics from
West Point catalogues: Jefferson
Davis graduated 23d in his class land
has made a great stir in the world
since them; General Joseph john
ston, 18th; General o. nj. Mitchell,
18th; General Meade, 18th; General
II. w. Sherman, 18th; General Penn
berton, 9th; General 10. Hooker,
18th; General Candy, 30th; General
George H. Thomas, 18th; Gen.
eral Doubleday, oath; General
Longstreet, 54th; General Early, 18th;
General U. s. Grant, 2lst; General
Burnside, 18th; General Phil. Sheri-
dan, suspendedi In 1852 and graduated
in 1868 the 34th; Prof. "A. ID. Bache,
LIST; Prof. Mahan, LIST; General Bart
lette, LIST; General Sibley, 1st; General
r. Z. Lee, ID; General Ewell, Sd:
Gen. Martindal, 81; Gen. Halleck, Sd:
General w, 4. Sherman, 9th; General
Beauregard, I'd; General Gilmore,
list; General q. b. Mcclellan, ID;
General Howard, I'd.
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LIVER

painful sensation Of
something which ougf
Often complaining OF "
low spirits. sometime
attend the disease, anC
few Of them; but the
Q,auon uaDaf fnHQTua.T
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AGENCY FOR rHE
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The annual meeting of the Yer
mont Editors and publishers Asso
citation will take place at the Wei
den House, st. Adams, OH the even
ing of Thursday, August II, 1870
The following day a steamboa. ex
cursion will be rendered the Associ
alton. Many invited guests from
other States are expected to be pres
ent. Annual address by George
Grcnvillc Benedict Of Burlington,
poem by John q. Sake of Albany,
New York.