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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPalNGS Of ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Lire.
WIN. S. DAVIS, Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
l. THROUGH TICKETS sold on this line.
Parties SEX and KNOW what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacks are all Of the very best mate
rial and built expressly for this travel. they
seat six persons, are large and IOomy, and
I1ay be used by parties Of from two to i've
with ordinary baggage, or for INvALIDs, the
seats being so constructed as easily to con-
stitute a bed. Remember, this Is the only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over It. Hacks may be Sc
cured by letter or telegraph. Once at the
anthony and Ashley stables. Little Rock Ark
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Medical College,
- THE -
EedIcaI Dspartm'tO of Cumberland University


/ A LEXAEDER ERSRINE, MD, DEAN,
IA Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVENT, Md, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, D., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
B. MAURf, ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ROBT. W. MITCHELL. BID, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED H. VOORHEES,, MD, Professor OF
AurRl and OphthaImie Surgery.
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Md, Professor OF
Physiology n Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND, Professor OF
Chemistry and ToxicOlogy.
GUSTAVUS Z. THORNTON, Md, Demon.
strstOr of Anatomy.
ROeT. TUNNEL. N D., PrOssctor to the
Professor OF Anatomy.
Ths Nineteenth Annual CouTss'o of Lectures
in this lnstitutiOn will begin on MONDAY,
October 18th and continue TO March l lS72
- DlsSecJtng rooms open October LIST, and
students will ind that in Memphis the facili-
ties for the study Of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures will be given each week,
throughout the session, AT the CITY Hospital
and City DlspensaTy, FREE OF CHERGK.
Good Board can be had near the College for
TERMS:
For the full Fees OF all the Professors $50 On
Demonstration 10 "
M|atr1culatlOn 5 90
80 90
a5- Since the last Session the MedicaI Col
of Cumberland University, Iocat ~
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such is perma-
nently established in Memphis.
- For any in regard TO this
and other matters relating theFetO, apply to
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, MD,
1yS-d-w Dean of the faculty.
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Notice

7 EFTERS testameutsry having been Issued
Ia to the undersigned by the County Court
estate 81 Joseph Cailis, deceased. this
notice is 10 gil parties Indebted to his estate
to come forward and settle; and those hav-
ing claims against the estate sre notified TO
die the same, properly authenticated. with
d, IL. Townsend, Zj1 Front sfreet, Memphis,
the time prescribed by law, or the
will be barred.
CLEON CALLS.
Administrators of Joseph Calls. decd.
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sWAYRE's MAMMOTH SPRINGS:
Henry Comfy, Tennessee

THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
i of SpTiugvllle Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet the
morning train from Memphis at the depot
Daily mail and express once there. No
d" style" TO pay for at the Springs, but all
needed comforts had, and the finest shades
ant mineral waters FOR drinking and bath
ing. Board, by the month, but SIS; by the
week. SO; by the day, 81 so. Address N, T..
BYRNE, Proprietor, at SpringVine p. o.
Henry mt Tenn, ard letters, etc, for the
Springs, send to his care. Persons going up.
would DO well FIRST to call On Judge SGRyne,
lT5 Main street 1s44
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Virginia Military Institute
L~ex1nst0p, va

~ Applications for admission as cadeta
should at once be made by those who desire
the privileges Of this institution The NUM-
Der Of vacancies being limited, application
should be made without delay. Cadets are
admitted At this time.
Rw Francis H. sMI1H, sup1.
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GREENVlLLE.
Dolngp Of the State GsOIOgist-An EXPIRES.
ident and the Truth of History
URearthed.
A S%tatesman's Village ROme-Ris Habits of
Life-HOw he is Alsrepressnted.

GREENYILLE, EAST Tenn, August
| 20, 1S71.-PrOf. Stafford, for many years
State GeOlOgist, is engaged in the task
of collecting specimens of all the diff
ferent stones and rocks, coal, copper,
iron, zinc and lead to be found in
Tennessee. These will appear in their
natural order, and in lodges, az they
occur in nature, on the north side of
Capitol Hill, at Nashville. In future
years the Olympus of Tennessee may
be more interesting than the gods
gathered on its nights, and there may
be more wisdom and learning be.
trayed by the mountain than by those
who dwell in the magnificent temple
on IFS lofty summit. Saturday the
Professor was gathering specimens of
striatad and white marble blocks from
Colonel John Williams quarry, near
Knoxville. Not many days ago he
secured two thousands pounds of rich
copper ore from the DUcktOWn mines,
To-day he was at the zinc pit, some
forty miles from Knoxville, If the
carpet-baggers ever again secure pos
session Of the capitol the whole of this
accumulation of curious wealth will
be toted of and the tolls of the indie
fatigable geoligist will have been in
vain. A little pamphlet will be pub
lished and furnished visitors at the |
capitol grounds, giving the history Of
the "rOcks," and thus an invaluable |
lesson will be ineulcated. He will |
visit Western Tennessee and shale
from Raleigh, stone from the base of !
the bluffs at Memphis, marble from
McNairy, mari from the vicinity Of
COrinth, and sulphur and iron from
Bon Aqua, coal from all the mines Of
the State will find places in the series
of rocks rising n above another on
Hill. The Professor, in
accomplishing his task, accompanied
me TO Greenville where he was
domiciled with his brother-in.
law, the ex-Chief Justice Milligan,
now a member of the court at Wash
which determines the validity
Of Southern claims against the Fed
sral Government.
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andINDIGEsTToN
--# H. -

andINDIGESTTCN
extent than probz
ady, and relief Is
sought after. 1.-THE
In it, action, health
bly, secured. q
causes Head
~Jaundtce, Pain In
On, Dizziness. Sour
In the Mouth, BIZ
. tatlon OF "a Heart,
Spirits, or Hlues,
T symptoms when
REG LATOR -
that has ever been
mildly, efecUualiy,
yegetabl COM
injury. It's harm
e has been used for
dreGs OF the good
parts OF the a
Its virtues.
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EDUCATIONAL.
a Female CnLLEaE.

A Boarding and Day BehooI for YOune
Ladies', az Miles Southeast of
Memphis, Tenn.
INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE
4 Powers N Privileges by the Legislature
Of the State.
h Course Of study Comprehensive and Thor
ough-
Instruction given DAILY by twelve Profess
sors and Teachers In sIl the English Branch
es, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing,
Painting, Wax, Fruit and Orns-
mental Needle Work, etc,
Superior advantages for MUSIC, Instru-
mental and Vocal.
Location, Buildings and general school
Advantages, every way superior.
So The Fall Session will open the SECOND
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For catalogues, circulars or other infOrma-
ton, ADDRESS REV q. COLLINS, DID,, Pres't.
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For the Removal Of Distractions and taS
Insurance Of Ia the Re-
CuTFense Of EOnahIyP Periods.

wv These PRs are an ,rafriling
AEA Female Regulator, intended for
49, special cases; those obstinate ones
80 toAere mlder and cheaper nsedi-
~ cines tda.
~ They are composed fthe most
~ active and powerful principles Of
EIMM IN plants, roots and berries, so
1A.slRhighly concentrated that each
NY pill contains more medicinal
a~ strength than q whole box or
800 bottle of ordinary dollar medi-
cine in the market. Although powerful, yet
20 mid and pleasant Ia tier operation, that
The most feeble can take them soia pe1ec!
safety.
81 They may DO safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST
THREE MONTHS, during which the unfaiing
nature OF their action would infanibly PRE-
EST pregnancy.
BT All letters seeking information or
advice will bopromptly, freely and discreetly
answered.
% Each bon contains about 100 Pills, ard
Is wrapped in lOhde paper printed IN deep red
teUeTS, doth JuA RdeIPscUdUecttOHS enclosed.
D- Sent by mail, free Of postage, on
receipt Of price. IS, per box.
Il The Cherokee Prs &c. g arc sold
by all enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprincipleddealars however,
try to sell worthless compounds in place Of
this; those which they can purchase at a
cheap price, and make more money. As YOU
value your health, do not be deceived 10y such
unprincipled Druggists, ask for HteSeS5, Pills,
and take no Others. If the Druggist VIII not
buy them for you, enclose the money ia a
letter and we VIII sen them to you BY mail,
free Of postage, securely sealed from obser-
Vations
Ladies' or Gentlemen can address rs in
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms Patients need
not hesitate because Of their inability TO visit
MS, as wehave treated patients suoecslfzIgi
all portions Of the civilized globe, By cores
p~ondence.
Patients addressing rs viii please state
plainly all the symptoms, GGd write Poet
Office, County, State and name Of winter,
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
81 We desire to send our thiriy-tw0 PAGE
pamphlet, entitled SHAN ana 6sEzsl "a
IRgaEs1s,'s to every reader Of this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as fellows
s1 Lous MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
liz EoHTa HIxTu srREZF,
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MEDICAL.
coon NEWS
To the Afflicted !
Tho RsnOwned RatldOts for Syphilis
and SCrOfuIa. The UnfaIling
RsmedY-RicOrd's French
PanaCea.

A CERTAIN specific for syphilis IN its Pri-
n mary or Local, Secondary or Constitu-
tional, and Tertiary forms. In old Ulcers,
liberated Sore Throat. Sore Eyes, Skin Erup-
lions, and Sores on the Soalp arising from
Syphtlitic Contamination 1t Will in every
case be prompt and efectual. Wherever 1t
has been use II has proved to be an unfailfng
remedy in this most malignant scOurge of the
human race. 1t is equally prompt, safe and
eficsctous with the FEMALE SIX and with
children, having the same specific effect In
every Instance.
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SIMMONS REGULATOR.

WE have tested its virtues, snd know that
w for Dyspepsia, BfiiOusness and throb-
bling Headache, 1t Is the best medicine tbs
world ever sGW.IEditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger, Macon, Ga.
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u iViIIH % LItu B~u"VISSW1I~ E'H OV"S'
We believe 1t the BEST AND SUREsr REMEDY
IN THE WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTEkY
AND DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether
IL arises from tsething or from any other
cause, We would say TO every mother who
has q child suffering from any OF the forego-
ing complaints-DO NOT LEr YOUR PREJU.
DIcEs. MOB THE OF OTHERS, stand
between your suffering child and the relief
that will be- SURVEYS,
SURE-to follow the use of this medicine, IL
imely used. Full directions for using Will
accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
" Mrs. WinsIOw's Seeming Syrup"
Having the fac-simile of CURTIS d PER-
KINST on the outside p All Others
Rre base imttationH.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICES:
us Fulton street, New York.
l93 Oxford street, London, England.
s4l St Paul street. Montreal: Canada: mys
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THE EMPHI APPEAL.

suBscEIp1soN PRIOR EDUoK
DAILY-For u year exclusive OF sundsyl'
$40 90; For six months, s. %; Fol three
months, s. 90
EUNDAY-For one veal, s. 30; FOR six
months, 81 81; For three months, IS CENTS.
WEEKLY-For one yes-, 81 SO; For siS
months. q p For three months, 70 cenis.
NEWS DEALERS AGENTS, ETC-Rews
paper Dealers, Express Agents, country
Merchants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and
any friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL
who win do so, are requested 10 procure
regular subscribers, remitting to rs the
amount, less ten per cent, or i've per cent
for clubs, as to services; or. II preferred, ar
rsngements for a compensation viii be
made.
CLUBBING RATES To clubs OF two OF
more subscribers we VIII send our Mana
moth Weekly, the largest ape In the
S~outh-Sx50 inches-fOr one year, each, 50,
To clubs of two or more subscribers, we
VIII send our SUNDAY APPEAL for one
year, each, 81 Address
APPEAL" Appeal Building,
IA Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Selma, Marion and Memphis R. R. Co
NOTICE no sroCKHOLDERs-

n order OF the Board Of Director, q special
Is maetiog OF the stockholders OF Conn
pany is called, to take place in the city Of
Columbus, Miss, on the 6tn OF September,
1871. Business Of the greatest Importance VIII
he brought be lore the convention, aud 3 large
attendance ID requested.
NIB. FORREST, President.
g 81. FowLKEs, Secretary. augl
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LIvERDIsEAsEI

Liver DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any b NAL
always ~anxiOusly
Liver is regulated
Is almost inVaria
OF action in the
ache Constipation,
the Shoulders, COu
stomach Bad Taste
iOus attacks, Palplt
Depression OF the
and a hundred Othe
SIMMOkS' LINERI.
the best remedy fOr
discovered. 1t acts
and, being a simple
pound, can do nofi
less in every Way;tl
40 q and nun
and great from All
try viii vOueh for
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So We wish ali merchants TO understand
that this omce VIII not be responsible for
and gill not pay any debts created by M
individual connected with the once, in any
capacity, unless the same shall have nrst
been presented 10 and accepted for payment
by G. W. Alexander, Business Manager OF
the APPEAL.
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GREENVILLE.


Not elsewhere in Tennessee is there
a more attractive village. The houses
are freshly painted-all save the an.
tique little WeatherbOarded shop in
which Andrew Johnson, forty years
ago, made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, WAR
RANTED TO FIT"
shareholders, who came from every
Southern State to gather wisdom at
the once famous college at GreenviIIe.
The tailor's shop still stands, with no
signs Of decay and its former Oceupaut
lives Immortal, while the college
buildings, nearly three miles from the
village, have long since disappeared.
Many distinguished men were edu-
Gated at this place. Three United
States Senators and two OF three
Chief Justices of Tennessee
found an Alma Mater at Greenville,
Brooks and the PrestOns of South Car
olina and lJarnagin of Mississippi and
OF Tennessee were trained in schools of
elOquence in this modest mountain
grit village. The, men, when
youths, recognized the native worth
of the sturdy ex-President and his
first exhibitions of that singular logic
al force which has ever characterized
his clear, simple, popular harangues
whiehWere made in the debating clubs
Of the Greenville College. During the
week he made the apparel Of collegi-
ans; his wife, / am told, taught him
the use of books furnished by students
atthe college, andeVen while he toiIed
with the needle he became a phi
losopher and profound thinker. The
old people of the village, whatever
their political tenets, have profound
respect for the personal private char
of Andrew Johnson, and speak
the utmost kindness OF their distin.
neighbor. Twas well pleased
when / heard a tribute to Johnson's
worth from q gray haired farmer who
lived here fifty years. He said: "D-n
MS politics, but he lies who says Andy
8 not an honest and incOrruptible
patriot" This morning, when I saw
he sun lifted up through thick
nists from behind the noun
aims that encompass the viii
age, It's rays cut of by a dense
but Its disc as brilliant as a red
lot brazier, l thought il illustrative of
fame and fortunes of Andrew
Johnson. Long before midday. the
nists were swept away, clouds disap.
reared, gray mountains, fifty miles
way, were seen TO kiss the heavens
nd the sun assembled the pathway in
II its wonted splendor and glory.
-OhnsOn's fame was thus overshad-
wed for a time. His devotion to the
0untry's organic laW was ridiculed.
t had become almost q mania, and
Stevens, Butler and Morton led
be way, and multitudes followed in
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Georgetown College
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TtBE next scholastic year of these instltu-
L tiDns viii open September 4th, with a full
corps of competent Instructors. For cata-
logues, containing course OF study, terms, etc,
address Professor u. THOMAS or Professor j.
TRUCKER Georgetown, Ky. aug5
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Thousands Of Cases.
cTi1inn Ia tbe gowaIs. and Find Collie.

II not only relieves the child from pain, Dut
fnVlgorates the stomach ana bowels, correets
ac!dity, and gives tone and energy 10 the
whole system. II will almost instantly re-
lava
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TRY II.

TRY ~.
Price, 81. By mail. postage paid. 81 3
Manufactured only BY
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Macon, Ga.
FOk SALE BY ALL DRUGGIs Is sp7
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This preparation, with descriptive circular
and mi directions, viii be forwarded to any
address in the United States, by express, Sc
curely packed and delivered free of extra
charge on receipt of the price, 50, by Post
office Order or registered letter. or IL will be
forwarded by express Q. D. d, on receipt Of
order by mail or otherwise.
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forwarded gratuit0usly TO any person tnclos-
Ing a three cent p~Ostofice stamp. All orders
will receive Immediate attention. For
further Information write OF apply In person
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The UaiOn and american entertsins no
hizher appreciation of the worth Of Gov
ernor John @. Brown than the APPEAL,
His integrity Of character is unsulied
even BY the breath of suspicion, and there
was no defense Of bis aims ard purposes
required because Of any utteranee Of the
APPEAL. The purest and best are AZ
feeted by social contact, and ones symps-
thies naturally flow in channels made by
influences Of kindly personal intercourse
It IS by these potent agencies that Nash
vile has ruled the State in al the years
Of Tennessee's existence. Governor
Brown would be Invested Of his choicest
virtues Of kindliness If be were never
fascinated by the beautiful in taste and IN
art, and in the diplomacy Of Nashville
social life. Properly enough, he would
remove from the fame Of Tennessee
foul blots that dishgure the once stain
less e~scutcheon Of Tennessee. his per-
sonsl pride impels him, when his term OF
Office expires, to leave Tennessee as hon
o-ed among States as when rsdi-
cslism seized the reins ofpoweT. We have
admired Governor Browns conduct; It
! was natural and c~ommsndable; but the
condition Of the country, the failure OF
crops throughout wide districts CT the
STATE. the fearful costliness Of the State
government as now organized, the enor-
nous burden Of Federal ezsctions, the out
RACES practiced upon the State by bond
/ speeuIstors-these are facts that impelled
US to dissent from q policy Affecting taxa
ton. commended by Governor Brown.
He hiss no tTuer friend than the AP-
PEAL. and il It differ from him on this
question OF taxation, this gives him
no reason to question our adhesion as par
tizsns, or as friends. snd the Union and
AmeTScan's tears are like those that are
said to bedeE the banks Of the Nile when
crocodnes would gobble little prey.
The legislation Of the State, We would
fam hope, viii derive its inspiration from
the toflirg~ people-rom the cOUntTy-snd
not from the charming potency Of the
capital. No great harm viii Ice done By
the patient endurance Of evils for which
Governor Brown and tho people who
elected him and this legislature are in no
wise responsible. They who created the
deb. OF Tennessee were not Tennessaesns
and represented in nothing the taxpayers
Of Tennessee. Governor Brown is only
too impatient.
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Wz regret to the death of
Colonel Samuel F. Marks, Of Louisiana,
formerly auditor of that State, eomusnd-
ant Of the 10th Louisiana (~Confsderate)
regiment and postmaster Of New oflesns
The Times says Of hirA; ''Colonel Marks
wss extensively known throughout the
State, and especially in the Felicisnas and
this city. He was a native Of Georgia, re-
moved to Louisiana more than thirty
years ago, and was prominent in the poll
tical and military history Of the times.
he served with credit rs captain in the
Florida war, and as colonel Of a Louisiana
regiment in the Mexican war. In politics
Colonel Marks was universally known as
an ardent Democrat snd Southerner. In
aI his relations he managed to secure the
warm regard Of many friends, and was
always esteemed q brave, loyal and faith
full friend and an honest man" he died
at Brsshear City on the 1esh instant
aged sixty-one.
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FOR A Low RATE or TAXATION,

We have given extracts from editorials
| OF the Brownsville States, the Columbis
Herald, snd the Ripley Ne0s, urging
upon the legislature a low rate Of taxa
ton. We subjoia the following from the
Jackson Wing and Tribune, Williamson
Journal, and Morristown Gazette. We
| copy FIRST what the latter sage:
The debt Of the state is enormous, ana the
people, who have had nothing to do with ere
ating il, have grown FESTIVE under the heavy
and burdensome taxation necessary for its
liquidation. They cannot stand the present
rate Of taxes. state taxes are sixty cents on
the hundred dollars worth Of property, and
the property has been assessed thirty-three
and a third per cent. higher than ever before.
Being allowed 70 pay in Bank Of Tennessee
money helps a little, as money Of that descrip-
| ton can be had at ten or twelve per cent dis
count. But even this cannot be borne, and,
what is mere, the people DO lot intend 10
bear tt
This TALES exactly with the policy 80
pertiueciousIy urged in the interest Of the
people by the APPEAL, as does this from
the Williamson Joa11saJ, which also joins
In the chorus for q reduction Of taxation,
and adds:
II m be difficult 70 do this and yet raise a
sufficient amount Of current funds 10 pay the
annual expenses Of the State government, as
the state tax will be paid almost exclusively
in Bank OF Tennessee notes. But some means
must be devised 70 relieve the people OF the
burden. They demand il, and the demand
must be complied with.
The Jackson Wing and TTibaAe, which
cannot be suspected Of even so much as
squirting a. repudistiOn, comes up with
its solid sense and thus delivers itself in
behalf Of a low rate Of taxation:
The taxes OF the present year are more than
double those OF the preceding year, while the
means Of payment are not 50 readily command
ed as formerly. II Is always much easier 10
contract than TO pay a debt, and The present
burden upon the Taxpayers Of Tennessee was
forced upon them by a set Of Legislators who
were not the true representatives of The peO-
ple. on this account they feel more sensibly
than they otherwise would, the hsaviness of
the taxes whIch they are having TO pay. They
Therefore require time-time in which 10
make the money with which 10 pay the debt.
We are bsppy 20 be able TO assure our
readers that the opinions thus so clearly
expressed By leading journals are those
held by q three-fourths msjori:y Of the
legislature, and that there is good reason
to believe that the rate viii not exceed
twenty cents N the one hundred dollars.