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The Indians Of the North on the War Path.

CHICAGO, July 28.-Pembina dates
to the 18th say reliable information
has been received that the Blackfeet
Indians have taken Fort Carroll, a
Hudson's Bay post in South Saskatch-
evan. Commander Mcdonald is
among the killed. Fort Edmonton
has also been attacked.
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NOZZLE, July B.-Cotton firm and I'M
changed; low middltngs, nominal. Hc; sales,
800 bales; net receipts, So bales; stock, Is, ,SS6
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hnnpv far Railroad RnlIdinn.

EvANsvILLE,J July 2S.-Judge John
enjOined the Mayor and City Council
from making the three hundred thou
sand dollar subscription to the Evans
vile and Indianapolis road, author
lied by the election Friday.
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So far as we can judge, says the Co
lumbus Inder, the appointments OF
Governor AlcOrn of District Judges
and Chancellors give general satistae-
ton throughout the State. There are
some foul fish among them, of course,
but they are so few as to make the
exceptions.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
INHE academic exercises OF this Institution
Il will be resumed on lst September under
the direction OF the folio wing Faculty:
Gen q. W. C. Lee, Capt John NJ. Brooke Col.
>. ship, Col. ]. T. L. Preston, Col 7. H. VIII
Hanson, COL w. B. Blair, Col NJ B. Hardin,
Col. X. L. Madison, Col. ]. Massie. Col.
Semmes, Col Mcdonald, Col. Was shingtOn.
Eariy application must be mnds 10 secure
admissions. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
fVI4 dNW SuDerfntaudanI
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CHICAGO, July 28.-The Democratic
Congressional Convention OF the First
Iowa District, met at Fairfield yester-
day, and nominated Hon. Edmond
JeOger, of Keokuk, for Congress.
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VOL. 3O.-NO. 229
SEPARATING cOTTON-eIH.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

(tAN be gathered IN the boIl-huIls. leaves,
L stems and ali. The drop cotton and un-
opened bolls can be saved.
THK SEPARATIzG COFTOS-GTN VIII save all
and GIN Il out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
1ieid ia the usual way, By the best gins now
In use.
sS- Send for circular.
DOWDALL, PAGE q CO., st. Louis, No,
fyl6 Soln Maksrs.
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Steel SprInus Factory Burned.

SYRACUSE, July 2S.-Fhe greater
! portion Of the extensive works OF w.
A. Smidt & Co., manufacturers Of bar
steel springs, etc., was burned this
morning. Loss $4,000; insured for
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RELLIIM.

BRUSSELS, July 2S.-The Hldepend
'eRce Beige publishes a letter from q
Berlin correspondent which throws
some new light on the secret
treaty proposed to Prussia by France
The correspondent has seen the orig.
inal draft of the treaty in the archives
of the war office at Berlin, and certi.
fies to the accuracy of the copy print
ed by the London Times. France re-
peatedly demanded this document
from Prussia through her representa-
tive at Berlin, Count Benedetti, but
in all cases was refused, and now that
she is satisfied its recovery is impOssi-
BILE, she assumes a hostile attitude to.
ward Prussia.
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nae National eraaQs Patrons o. Aushandry.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-On the 10th of
August, the general and special dep
uties of the National Grange Partons Of
Husbandry, in the States of Iowa, IL
linois, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska and California will be con-
yened at st. Louis. The State Grange
of Missouri is to be organized at that
time, and it is anticipated that steps
will be taken at this meeting to fully
perfect the organization of the order In
the Western States. Adviees from
Minnesota say that the harvest is well
under way. Almost daily showers
prevent the curing and stacking OF
grain,
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LONDON, July 2-Consols, for money, sg1s.
American securities quiet; $50 h0nds-62s,
50; T5's, 81; 'TT's. 81; l0-4g. 80. Stocks fat
LIVERPOOL, July &-Cotton irregular mid
ding uplands I'D; Orleans, Sd; sales. eUoe
bales. California white wheat, lis Id; West
ern No. 2, ss Sd@9s Cd. WesterH -four, &s.
PARIS July S.-BouFse opened arm; rentss'
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that certificates
~ No 2OI. for 20 shares, and No. 120l, for Z
shares of stock in the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, issued in the name OF y. II.
Franklin, and now belonging to his estate
have been lost; and il is my intention 10 ap-
ply to the secretary of the company Tor du-
plicates of same. ID. A. ABERNATH1i
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Sunstrskes ID st. Louis. Murderer of
Colonel sueIl.

ST.. LOUIS, July 28.-Seventeen sun
strokes occurred yesterday, seven of
which were fatal.
J. M. Malone, the murderer of Col.
Buell. at Fort LeavenwOrth, died yes
terday. He confessed the crime, and
stated as the cause that Colonel Buell.
had compelled him to saw cord OF
wood as punishment for absence at
rOll-paU
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Nenro Man Cuts Hls Wlfe's Throat

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-A colOred
man named Charles Constun, living
at 40 Holiday street, murdered his
wife this morning by cutting her throat
with razor. He was arrested.
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CINCINNATI, July &.-Flour unsettled and
decidedly lower; superfine, s595 Is, decline
81 Wheat duh and lower; 81 259l 40. Corn
lower; irregular mixed shelled. SOC. Oats, 4S@
SEC. Rye, $Q92c. Cotton dull and entirely
nominal; middlings, lS1<c. Tobacco firm and
unchanged. whisky, T9S8c. Provisions
quiet but held nrmer; sales Of 100000 pounds
bulk shoulders at l3e, and small lots bacon
shoulders at A1sci sides, lSc. Lard, 1910
Pork $50 80
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, July 2S.--A royal decree
has been issued calling for volunteer
marines to patrol the Prussian coast.
Premiums of various grades, some as
high as fifty thousand thalers, are of
fered for the destruction of hostile
vessels.
BERLIN, July 2S.-Prussia, accept
ing the Paris declaration, also eXempts
from seizure enemies merchantmen
not carrying contraband of war.
BERLIN, July 2S.-COuut Bene-
ditte's draft of secret treaty between
France and Prussia, is not the only
document of the kind which exists
Napoleon at one time opened similar
negotiations, presenting his views in
regard to SWitzerland's ultamatum
He did not know where France ended
and Italy began. Papers proving
this statement is is understood will
soon be produced.
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Bill for Divorce.

In the Second Circuit Court of Shelby county
VIM. II. Hewitt VS.. Mary. L. Hewitt
A BILL Tor divorce having been fled in
N this case, and it appearing from affidavit
that the defendant is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the third
Monday in Septembe lS70, and plead answer
or demur TO complainant bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to her and
set for hearing exparte; and that a copy of
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at office, this 18th day of July, 1S7O.
p. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
By W. LEWIS WHARTo4s Deputy Clerk.
Warriner, Lee q Thurhond, Sols. for COM
plainant. iy22
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 2S.-The indignation
at Grammont'saspe of the Cortes
is unbounded, and tends to avert the
sympathies of many from France.
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Iowa Demoeraiio Nemlnaiions,

WINDSOR, VT, July 28.-General
O'Neil will be brought here from Bur-
lington tomorrow for trial.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The
Russian force in Poland has been in
creased to 100000 men, including the
imperial regiments of guards.
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FRANCE

PARIS, July 2S.-The Emperor left
st. Cloud to-day by special train for
the army, and was accompanied by
Prince Napoleon.
The Empress parted with them at
the railway station. She was deeply
moved, and as soon as the train de-
parted she returned to the palace.
The Spanish Ambassador had an
interview with the Emperor and Enl-
press before the departure, and the
MOniteaT remarks the extreme friend
| illness of the conversation between
him and the Ambassador, and says the
Emperor appeared quite well. As the
crowd gathered around the imperial
car, the Emperor bowed pleasantly to
all.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Empress has
sent coDgratulatory address to the
sailors of the Baltic feet.
Prime Minister Olivier invOkes the
prayers of the French clergy for the
safety of the Emperor and the young
Prince.
The Moniteir says the movement
and concentration of the French
troops point to an immediate and de-
cisiVe action.
The American Legion now forming
here are to have French commander
nominated by the French govern
ment.
Only the reserve steamers of the
Compagnie General transatlantic
have been taken by government.
PARIS, July 2S.-It having been re-
ported that several American officers
desired to follow the French army in
the campaign against Prussia, for the
purpose of making observations for
the use of the American government,
petitions were lately filed with the
Government for the necessary per-
mission. The request was denied,
the highest military authority of the
Empire reporting that no foreign Off
Ger, however high his rank, could be
permitted near the French army.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Journal Off
cidIe publishes the following letter
from the Emperor, dated July 26th:
"Commander-in-Ch Chief Garde Rationale,
Paris:
"DeGT General: beg you to express,
on my part, to the Garde Rationale Of
Paris, how much / count on its pa
triotism and devotion at the moment
when l am about to set out for the
army. l have to testify to it the con-
fidence which repOse in its will and
ability to maintain order in Paris, and
to contribute to the security of the
Regency of the Empress. 1t is be-
coming to say that each one, accord
ing to the measure of his ability,
shall add to the safety of the coun-
try"
The Journal also contains cores
pOndence from st. Petersburg, in
which it is said that Russia does not
sympathize with Prussia. Prussia
wishes to make a PrusSian lake of the
Baltic, in its attacks on the independ-
ence Of Denmark, and that Of half our
Germany. The correspondent says
further that the Car treats the French
Ambassador here with much distinc-
ton.
The Pdtrie publishes circular from
the Minister of the Interior annOunc-
ing to Projects of Departments that
the Emperor desires the funds usually
appropriated for public rejoicing at the
fete OF the 18th of August, be given
this year to the army.
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4 Prisoner Warts to IoIa prussIan Army.

HARRISBURG, July 2Ss-GovernOr
Geary yesterday received letter from
Paul ASchoeppe, dated at Carlisle
Prison, appealing to the Governor to
release him, in order that he may vol
unteer In the Prusslan army.
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UNIVERSITY oFLoUIsIANA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
NEW ORLEANS.
FACULTY:

A. Fl. CKNAs, MD, Emeritus Professor OF OBJ
stetrics.
JAMES JONES, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics.
WARRES STONE, D, Professor of Surgery
T. q. RICHARDSON, ND, Professor or An-
atOmy.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, Md, Professor Of MedI-
cine.
STAMFORD e CHAILLE, Md, Professor of
Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHORN, MD, Professor Of Ma
terra Medica.
JOsEPH JONES, Md, Professor of Chemistry.
G. J. BIcKHAM, ND, Demonstration of Anat-
Omy.
The Thirty-third annual course of fnstruc-
tiOn In this Department will commence on
Monday, the fourteenth OF November IS7O
and terminate on the second Saturday of
March, lS7L Preliminary Lectures on Ciinf-
cal Medicine and Surgery will be delivered in
the amphitheater Of the Charity Hospital
beginning on the eighteenth OF October,
without any charge to students. The Ana
tomical rooms viii be opened at the same
time.
The members OF the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
pttal, and give instruction daily at the bed
side OF the sick The practical advantages
thus offered to students are unrivaled.
FEES.-FOr all the Lectures, Sli0; Matrtcu-
latiOn, IS; Practical Anatomy, $40; Gradus-
ton, $50. Payment required In advance.
For further information. address
jy7 7. G. RICHARDSON, MD, Dean.
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English and Classical School.
w T. MITCHELL will commence q sum
w mer session OF his school, &C
No. 500 Third strsst. On nenday, JuIy IIth,

To continue eight weeks, to the commenee-
mont Of the regular fall session. Terms foe
the session, SO. For circulars and terms for
the regular school session. apply 70 the Prin-
eipal at the school-room, after Monday, July
| hin The room Is the same, heretofore Cccu-
| pied By Mr. A. ]. Halle, and Is furnished with
| The best style Of desks, etc
II Is the design OF the Principal to establish
| a school OF the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college or pursue such q course
| as will 1T them for business life.
No extra charge for the Greek and Latin
languages ty7
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Earraaut pyInu Aaalu
Tbe FeuIan o'EelI.

New YORK, July 28.-Admiral Far
ragut is dangerously i'll at Portsmouth,
N, III.
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REMEMBER, NO. 81 MAIN s.
WHEAT WANTED.

UNHE highest market price paid for wheat
l. at Benjes' Mil, NCs. %. 75 and u Second
street, Memphis. Choice Family and Gra-
ham Flour, Cornmeal, Shorts, Chop Feed and
Bran always on hand. [iyHl JOHN ING.
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AND SHEEP.

4 HAVE on consignment, at my yards ami
L stables, AL Main street, a large lot Of fine
Cattle, suited for grazing or feeding puF-
poses, which L viii sell 10y. / can nurnish
any number of grazing or feeding cattle in a
few days notice. 1 can also furnish any
number Of stock sheep. VIII be pleased TO
see parties wishing to purchase at my yard
and ables.
ty22 W NJ BROOKS
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Holly Springs is to have an iron
fence around its new Court House
square.
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Annual Meeting Of the StOckhOIdsr,
Memphis and Charleston r. R.
Wednesday, August "a, 1870.

I1NHE stockholders In the Memphis and
IL Charleston Railroad Company are noti-
laed that the next annual meeting will take
place at Memphis, Tenn, on
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NOTICE.

II HAVE this day sold my entire interest in
/ the Grocery and Commission Business in
the firm OfA J. Roach & Co. to Mr.. A j. Roach
and request nv friends and former patrons
to extend to him the same patronage they
have so kindly given 20 our nrm-
SW. GREEN,
D~Mr s. W. Green having sold his entire
interest in the frm of A. ]. Roach & Co. to A.
j. Roach, the business will be conducted and
Continued as heretofore under the firm nams8
and style of A. j. Roach & Co.. A. J. Roach
assumes all assets and liabilities, and alone
authorized to hQuidate the business of tha
old drm. A. j. ROACH,
=. W. GREEN.
A. ]. ROACH, formerly ]. A. KIRBY,
Of Somerville, Tenn. Memphis.
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Stockholders and their families will be
passed FREE TO and from Memphis for one
day before and until one day alter the close
Of said meeting, by presenting their stock
certificate to the conductor.
By order Of the President.
GEORGE ROBERTSON,
ty29 d4W Secretary and Treasurer
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Desirable Building Lot on Jsssamins
Street for Sale.

ss- Lot p, Block 81. on soath side of Jessa
mine street, second lot east OF the residence
rof John OyeTtOn, ESQ, and in one Of the most
desirable neighbOrhOods In the city, is in our
hands for sale, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO oFFEE
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AN I8IMKDIATE PUR
CHASER. ROYSTER. TREZEVANT& & co.
p9 Real Estate Excbau0e
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Unsuccessful Attempt to Break Out of Iail

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.-The prisO-
ners confined in Jail at this place at
tempted TO break out about noon to-
day, but were caught
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Building cayed In---Ihree Men Buried u
Ruins.
NEwBURYPoRT, MASS, July g.
Mooney q Co.'s three-s story brick grist
and Touring mill caved in to-day,
burying three men, who were subse-
quently rescued alive, but badly in
jured. Damage, $4,000. l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-05
Smoking Manners.

The street is not private smok-
ing room. One man has no more
right to void his tobacco smoke into
the face of another man than he has
to void his saliva. II he has, why,
in the name Of sense? Because the
smoke is less disagrceable? That is
a matter for individual preference,
and, besides, man has no right to
do the least disagrceable thing
Why may not man appear on
Broadway with stick strapped hor-
izontally across his back, or an open
package of assatntida in his pocket,
or a polecat in his arms, or his clothes
dripping with Kerosene oil, or a rat
tlesnake around his neck, withas much
right as he may smoke there? Be-
cause it is not customary to carry as
safGtida in the pocket, nobody thinks
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a Book for the Millions.


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<o % .
ESSAY ON SMALL FRUIT,
Ely Il. II. Speer.
GRAPES.

The grape is one Of the most
valuable OF the small fruits.
But SO much has been said
and written on varieties, modes
of culture, pruning, ETC., that
people generally have been
lead to believe that more than
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Dor is necessary, to grow
grapes successfully. BY OBJ
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grapes that would cost him
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ed. And in fact nearly all
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The following, says the "Chit
Chat" OF the Western Monthly are
the deadly SINS as viewed by an ed
itor:
81. Boring him when he is writing.
90. Boring him when he is not
writing.
%. Reading his exchanges without
permission.
Il. Asking permission to read his
exchanges.
IS. Hooking his scissors when the
devil IS clamoring for original mat
ter.
"6. Laying profanc hands on his
proofs.
II. Asking him who * or 'Quid-
nunc' Or % in a Corner is"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-05

A MAN OF MErnop.-Andrew Law
son, a lawyer Of muck practice in the
Red River country OF Louisiana, was
man OF great memory and practical
business sagacity. He was the advi.
ser of the planters far and near. A
friend of ours once called upon him
in company with relative, TO get at
some papers belonging to deceased
father. Some one said, candy, why
do MT you keep your papers in order:
get pigeon holes and file away ev-
erything Alphabetically" "Ah!" said
the old incorrjgible, mo newtangled
pigeon-holes tor me! My papers
would get all tangled up in them,
and never could find EN-; but keep
all my papers in a barrel thar, and |
know just whereabouts in the barrel
Ithey are" And, sure enough, in a
few moments he went q. his barrel
with both arms, delying into the rub
bish, and soon emerged with the very
papers desircd.--[ Western Monthly