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al Providence correspondent Of the Times
states that the conflict OF authority going on
relative 10 the investigation into the Metis
disaster. II is generally believed that the
Steamb boat Inspectors are under the powerful
influence Of Ex-Governor Sprague and other
prOprieIers Of the line, while Inspector BoOle
Is entirely impartial. BoOle was ordered to
make an Investigation by the Treasury De
partment but Chief Inspector MiInmO coun-
demanded the order, and ordered an investi
CATION by local inspectors- BOole was subse-
Queutly ordered 70 continue the inyesti cation,
and viii proceed with il until the order 70
discontinue 1t by the Treasury Department; ;
but il is said TO be much impeeded by inte-
r.4araT Fserrfas
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THE EBORDER-RUFFIANCowED
CLAYTON Plays the BuIly-Draws a Re
rOlTer and Pockets it Again.
His Courage, Like Marx Tapley's, 0ozes
out at his Fingers End.

rFrom the Arkansas State Journal
For q day OF two the strikers have been re-
peating tale told by some understrapper re-
garding a difficulty between Clayton and
Hy mes, and OF course saying the latter backed
down. As every body deemed IL a lie, We did
not deem IL worthy Of reference to, but as
iisxters puppet mentions IL in corresp0n-
cence 10 the Republican, We may as well now
and here brand Il as a lie.
The siInple facts as stated in a private let
ter by an eyewitness are these. We quote
Clayton interrupted Hynes and said he lied,
and Hynes resorted that Clayton was a 'liar
and a thief and the people Of this county
knew II" Clayton started for the stand with
pistol in hand, followed by militia and United
States deputy marshRls. Hynes was unarmed
and Jumped down and went 70 a
friend and got his weapon and
jumped upon The stand before Clayton
got there. When CLAYTON got upon the stand
he was as meek as a lamb, and sat down and
took a thorough slziuning from Hyne."
The very reading OF the above lines prove
that they tell the unvarnished truth and not
written for effect and to falsify like the fOrid
nonsense in the RepUbHcdn. Poor Clayton
be was compelled not only 10 pocket his pis-
tol but TO sit and be skinned by Hynes.
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SAX FRANCISCO, September 6.-The Appa-
sl,es are committing an unusual nninDer OF
r,l,l...ri,ss and murders in Central ana SOUTH
,-,1 a rfzonn Lieutenant Rlem was murdered
f1, Dnvals Canon. between Tucson and Camp
Criftenden, August 7th- Ills companion, cor
moral Black was captured, and Is Supposed 70
be1e been carried or for torture. 9til
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An Augusta, Maine. correspondent of the
Herald predicts a Republican victory in that
state tomorrow, and the retiarn OF all Repub-
lican Congresslnen.
A building on Gold and Fulton streets, oc-
cupied by the seal Press Company, Marsh S
Hardware, Norions Furnishing and Sheern's
Nermin ExterJninator stores, were burned
last night Loss ten thousand dollars.
A letter from correspondent accompany
ing the Indian investigating committee, states
that everything 30 far indicates a complete
failure Of the peace policy towards the lndi-
ans. Even some OF the Quaker agents are
calling for troops. AT the recent council held
with the Kiowas, who are the head center OF all
troubles, they openly bOaSted Of outraslng two
young girls whom they captured last spring
IN Texas after killing their father and mother,
but whom they returned two weeks ago in
horrible condition. extcting heavy pecuniary
ransom, but did not receive any. They retain
the little brother of the girls, and Grant re-
fuses 70 issue them any more rGtlons until he
Is released Al this the council Of Kiowas
demanded that the whites should release
chiefs Sartaria and Big Tree, and AL whires
should retire from the entire country between
the Rio Graade Rivers in return for which
all government stock and captives plundered
by them should be given up and peace main
tained. This proposition was rejected and the
council ended in smoke. During the council
the kioWns held a secret council as TO their
Rbilty OF killing and scalping the Commits
-siOners and Quaker Indian Agents, Tatem,
Hoag and Others, bat postponed operation.
grand Council OF all tribes has been arranged
for the second Of september. The Quaker
agents say the patehed-uP peace now lasts only
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1T. LOUIS, september S.--The Republicans
special rom Holden, Missouri, says that
Judge Forsyth, Of Gass county, who was i'm
plicated in the fraudulent issue of bonds in
that county some months ago, was arrested At
road state that the citizens Of Cass county
were making hostile demonstrations yester-
day, and fears were felt by the friends OF For
Syfb for his life H
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.


CrscrNNATI, OHIO, September S-A process
cession OF colored men Attending hepuDn-
~ ,,ersons on The street. The colOred men re-
sesnfe5 IN i,v beating several nfenseverely with
their torches and committing some ontrages
ously injured 49, .,.L-.L II z. ..
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HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, September 8.-The banquet OF
the internationals here to-day passed on
quietly. Mr.. George, Of New York made a
ors al Berlin. a-
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To Leaders Of Bands.

DRoPosTTIoSs win be received for Music
for the Memphis Industrial Exposition, COM
meneing October 18th and continuing thirty
days Eall Brass Band required, and services
needed from 10 am. 10 10 pm. Bids must be
in by Monday, sepssmber 9th. Address
r,rer-.. ei..f 3. GEO. BIELLERSH,
seS Chm'n Amusement Committee
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UNIVERSITY /


aided lJy eighteen Professors and Instructors
in the various departments. The Schools OF
Law, of Engineering, of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University
Courses, Course Of instruction in CONNER
eial Science and the Course Of Preparatory
Study, will all be in full operation. In all the
schools, except the Law school, tuition is Tree
for all Atississip ppians. University dues from
al students vary from S28 10 s33, in advance.
Board, including all charges, varies from $40
to SIS per month. In the Law School fee of
so per nine months is charged for tuition
The Diploma Of the Law school is made by
law equivalent to a license to practice law in
any court in this State; and by recent act OF
tle trustees two years course of study IN
the Law School Is not required absolutely, but
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma IN one year, provided he passes sat
istactory examination.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
nouncements of the several departments, ap-
pI 10 Chancellor Waddei, to any member OF
the Faculty, or to THOS. B. sPEGUES,
iyl6 Secretary of the Board Oxford Miss
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NORTHEAST, MD, September S.-Three men
were killed and several mi jured yesterday by
the explosion of boiler at McCunough's S Iron
rolling mills. The building was badly dam
aged. -.
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rlourinr MN Bnrne.r.

4 ST. LOUIS, September S.-The extensive
fiOuring-inill Of Bonnett & Wiley, GalIia, Hi
nois, was burned on Friday night, with n loss
OF twenty-five to thirty thousand dollars. II
was PARTIAL insured. R 90 -F-
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Tanuery burned.

. CINCINNATI, September s.--A dispatch OF
this date to the GGzette, hOln Lawrence coun-
~, Indiana, says that the Tannery building of
Iaforce q Gray, near BertOnville, burned last
night. Loss four thousand dollars
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, September s.-The three EmperoIs
were decorated in their Garten this morning
and this afternoon went 70 Patsdam.
Gorischon had a long conference yesterday
with Bismarck. l N r.
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NEW YORK. September S.-SurTogate Hal
combe, of Middlesex county, New Jersey, was
held in five thousand dollars yesterday, for an
attempted rape on young girl GIBBS -ll..
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Drug I Store for Sale.

4 WILL receive Sealed BIDS for ten DAYS for
and Furniture now in the store, ,cornerof Her
nando and Vance streets, formerly occupied
py me late AT " W. 4QiSns0n, together with
ana 0oOds can pc sesn at the store. and also
ne Terms or sale, The stock is we'll Selected,
me I0ea-tion good 1or a thriving business. The
teeep anee or rejection OF any or all bids win
, oe optional with me. For further particulars,
eall az The store, corner Hernsndo and Vance
sfeetss or on me &C l43 Man street.
q. d. JOHNSON, Administrators.
4HeOl MS. September g. ISL SEQ
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

ITALY.
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uu,.d NV Indians.

ERIE, Pa, September e.-l3lr.-ii- = ~ ssFI
Stating that his son, Liettensnt Penn stew
arf. IN tie Fifth United States CaNalry, Nas
killed by Indians near luoeoh' AilNoii"l "u
the seventh 81 August.
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nnnL fInrlr HiIIn.t-

LOUISVILLE, September S.-This afternoon
George Griswold, teller of the Kentucky Ma
tional Bank, was thrown from buggy in the
street. He was taken up insensible and died
in a short time. ~ IL
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FRANCE.

PARIS. September S.-Presldent Thiers pro-
hibits public banquets or any popular de-
nonstrations OF any kind on the twenty
first and twenty-second OF september.
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Rioters Convicted.

WILLIAMSBURG, PA, September 6.-Twenty-
one Of the July trade rioters were convicted
publicly after weeks trial. sentences wifi
be rendered on thirteenth.
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NEW YORK, September S.-PreSident Gran
and family leave Long Branch 70 resume
their residence, at the White House in Wash.
ington on the eighteenth instant. The PreSi.
dent viii then commence the preparation Oi
his annual message.
Secretary boutwell, viii probably return tC
Washington next week, when Assistant Sec
retary Richardson viii seek the needed relax
alton in Boston and vicinity
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Notice to Stockholders.
oyrLen MEnFnIs ! ONO R. 4. Q Co. !.

OFFICE MENPHIs 4 OHIO r. R. Co,
September y, ISL
TNHE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
% serve this Company for the ensuing year,
VIII be held at the Company's ofIce in this
city on the first Monday, being the7th day OF
october next, between the hours OF 10 am
and pm. 81 Bona Jlds stockholders viii be
passed FREE, on the 7th and Sth days OF octo-
Der, on presentation of Stock Certihcates= to
the Conductor Of any passenger train. BY
order OF President. ~. q, .s--,.
-lseIl = r. A.-PARKER, secretaEy..
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NEW YORK.


The Board of Educstion al Hunters Point
have ordered the Bible 20 be read in the pub
lie schools every morning. Children whose
parents object to the Bible are to be allowed
60 remain from school until after the reading.
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NAPLES, September S.--TwO craters on-Nes-
uNius are still smoking. Slight shocks are
fell at the foot OF the mountain. FfElIN
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INDEPENDENT.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
MORNING cLAss-No. l79.

%, %, 40, %, !, G0, 40, 81, Al, 5, SO, es, IL
EVENING-CLASS NO. $50.
30, 73, -, G5, IS, Is, a. 80, 81, 10, q, !, 52
J.E. FRANCE, Agent.
465k North Court street.
Box l47 Postoflee, Memphis, Tennessee,
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BOsToN, September s.-The burning OF
Spinnery 4 Company's Rubber works, in
Chelsea, yesterday, involves q loss Of between
sixty and seventy thousand dollars. Insured.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTIGE.

YTNHE stated convoeation OF Penn Royal g
4 Arch Chapter No - viii be held XX-
this thONDAN9 evening. SepteInber/V,N
9Th, az ~ O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All Companions are fraternaily invited.
G. @. LOCKE, NJ. Il. ID. p,
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary. .a.ea SEQ
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Examination into the HIetis Disaster.

% The investigation into the Metis disaster
was continued to-day. Captain Burton was
sworn and gave q circumstantial account OF
the disaster. As soon as the collision occurred
certain IL any damage had been done 70 the
Metis, and the reports being favorable, he de
cided 70 turn around and ind the schooner
which struck the steamer and render assist
ance II necessary. When he found the vessel
sinking he directed the passengers 10 secure
lie preseryers and go TO the hurricane deck;
he did this number Of times. When .the
steamer gould no longer be steered, he went
TO his room and secured two life preservers,
keeping one for himself. Captain Burton then
gave a detailed account OF the launching and
nlling OF the boats, and the efforts Of himself {
IaN
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

UlHE third cali on the stock falls due TO-
II DAY, August 18Th, lS72 Please can ana
paw. Deiiuf-uents on former cals are ape-
cially reQue ted to pay mp. -
aui5 ED. Pt- RkE PICKETT, Secretary,
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attempt at Smuggling Frustrated.

NEW YORK, September SIT is extremely
hot to-day, the mercury ranging over ninety.
The Egypt and City Of Bristol have arrived
from Liverpool
Fifteen thousand cigars were found snug
gled on the steamer Moro Castle, from Ha-
yana, done up in rubber bags, ready to be
thrown overheard as the steamer came up the
harbOr from Sandy Hook. Two small boats
followed from OF the Hook for some distance,
waiting 70 pick them up. The presence Of the
customs officers, who boarded the steamer
some distance below, prevented the success OF
the smugglefs- vino are First ward politicians
and who have been engaged in this business
long time. All the cigars were Of the finest
brands.
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NOTICES.
MEMPHTS
Ofice, No. II West Court Stree

A RE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AP-
IA plicaHons for Water Supplies to Fami-
lies, Manufacturers, and Others, at their
Office, No. IL West Court Street.
will be ready for distribution over a large por-
ton D.. the city during the month of October
1877, and all persons who wish 10 enjoy ITS lux
as possible. l
the following will be the rates to Water
takers, governed by the Rules aud Regulations
established by the Board of Directors:
WATER RATES.
Private Dwelling, g 90 per room per year.
(No connection less than S6 00.) Ea--rr
Bath Tub, private, IS % per year. 18saA ~
Bath Tub, public, SIS 90 per year.
Water Closet, private, s. 90 per year.
Water Closet, public, $40 90 per year.
Urinsls private, s. 90 per year.
Urinals, public, $40 90 per year.
Stores, So 90 to s25 90 per year. (Other rooms
in same building will be charged according to
occupation.)
Business Ofices, So 90 per year.
Banks and Insurance ONCE, $40 90 per year.
Saloons, SO 90 to 5000 per year.
Street sprinkIers, s. 90 per year for each
twenty-five feet 'front.' of lot sprinkled.
Livery Stables, 50 90 per year for each stall.
Private Stables, So 90 per year per stall. r5a
Work Horse, Mule and Cow Stables, 81 90 per
yeilr per stall.
bakeries flor each barrel of -four used daily,
S. 90 per year. ----.
Printing Offices, $40 90 to SIS 90 per year, ex-
elusive of engine. eI. 8H
Building Purposes, ten cents per 1000 bricks.
Building Purposes, nifty cents per 100 yards
plastering. F.taL D..aE Gaf r-1
Steam Engines (per horse power, s. 90 per
year tEl
Breweries, five cents for each barrel brewed.
Restaurants, SO 90 to 500 90 per year. ra
Barber Shops, 81 50 for first chair, and So %
foI each additional chair, per year. a.
Fountains, SIS 90 for each l-l6 inch jet, run
ming four hours day, seven months in the
year. sI-
Manufactures, Stock Yards, Hotels, Board
ing Houses, W ork shops, FoundrieS, Machine
Shops, Planning Mills, Oil and other mills, In
side Fountains, and all inelosed occupations,
are charged Special or Meter Rates.
Meter Rates--Five cents for 100 gallons up
to 1000 gallons, daily. For all over 800 gallons,
daily, three cent. per l00 gallons. Tr
BB- Meter rates are to be payable monthly,
on first day OF each month. Other rates semi
annually in advance va
John CUBaENs, President.
w. L. CAMERON secretary aus
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
ADVERTISEMENT
Dr. L. 8E. Laalper.

oRTHoPEDIo SURGEON, cures and straightens
Cross Eyes lnsanane0usly, and operates and treats
successfully all diseases OF the Eye: cures CIuh
Foot and in fact the doctor operates for any dis
ease or INJURY that requires surgical operation
also has never failed to ciTre any case of fits. no
matter OF how long standing. rheumatism Dabe-
ties, or any disease of the Urinary Organs--Will
cure Scrofula, also Consumption in lis primary
stages. the doctor treats diseases by a new ami
scientific method, and his remedies do not irritafe
the constitution, but their good effects are very
soon recognized by the parties who are fortunate
enough to be the recipient of his treatment He
does not pretend to be advertising ullackn Int
takes this method OF informing the suffering that
there still remains chance of being cured, and if
the doctor cannot relieve you, he win honestly tell
you so.
will also say one word to females who are s1fe
fering from diseases peculiar to their sex hav-
treated several hundred and must say that have
never yet failed TO effect radical cure Enclose to
me three cent stamp for reply, and give me a
full history of your complaint II, however you can
come and submit to, personal examination Won
had better do so. Plenty OF reference from people
in good Standing given upon application / viii
also add that am regular graduate OF medicine
and surgery, and have paid very particular attention
all its branches. Address
FIN. AMPER, NJ D.,
July1l-y1. Chepoa. In.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
HOW TO Go VEST.

There isep inquiry which every one should have
rHtnt'g answered before he starts on his Journey.
and little care taken in examination of Routes
will in many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The c., B. & Q. R. r., running from Chicago.
through Galesburg to Burlington, and the az. b.
& w. Route running from indianapolis. through
Bloomington to Burlington, have achieved splen-
did reputation in the last two years as the leading
Passenger Routes to the West. At Burlington they
connect with the B. & NJ. r. R. and form the great
Burlington Route, which runs direct through
Southern Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close
connections to California and the Territories: and
passengers starting from Marshall county, on their
way westward, cannot do better than to lake the
BURLINGTON RoUTE.
This Line has published pamphlet called GLOW
to go Vest which contains much valuable Informs
ton; large correct map of the Great West, which
can by obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent B. & NJ. R. R. Burling-
ton. Iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
Bourbon Correspondence.
BY TATTLER.


BOURBON, IND, July 80, 10.
them marketing it. soN4e VI
Health is good in this vicinity and businessi s ha
ginning TO hven up generally IN this commnnitv
very good. '"A00 NC
Dr. sturges, of South Bend, and Elder Jacob
Burkey, OF Goshen, OF the German Eap.ist Ci,urcb
are here on visit They seem to be nleassr. a.
liable gentlemen. May their vist is be r11a'ta
and augur well for the Dunkard chnrcI, 49, seeu
College. A 0aeiii
Mrs. Betsy Macomber, of Bremen. is visit;pe,
1rlenQs here this week. and appears we'll 5,IassS7
Win "ourDon hev. MIR. Manvle has IrIepds
visiting him also this week-besides a nnraher o5
strangers visiting our city. VI
1t Is reported that the steam boiler exploded last
night and killed some nye six persons at Iinna-
canoetown. Pr
Army worms have made their anreo-aroo . -
miles Northwest OF Bourbon, exte1iljng FOR sevII
miles from North to South and thew aT. ms
I'm. ~ te NoIlh-west on douole quick eating up every-
thlng that comes in their way OF the venerable
kind. They various sises from onefour15 30 ~
inch to 3 or inches in length = - u an
IL mas been reported that Greeley Club of so,ne
folr or nve persons has been organized also in ts
town. What may we look Tor next - as
There is to be harvest dance at McCumhar, .
HaH on the LIST day OF August and in the evening
A tremendous crowd expect to o., to WarSssSy
from this place the I'd, to hear Senator MnrTor
speak 'AoA 'oh
Some people still insist that Dick .Jobnso, ala
Al oeGqnreh; ana otnefs declare that Gen Grant
sand dollars, when he had only been offered birtr-
five thousand before and wouldnt take n Il .
must be very bad man. -
1t is said that Gen. Longstreet repentant raho,
has been appointed by Congress to some ,c. ];
the approval OF Gen. Grant, which IS rroof f !.
President Grant is favorable 10 pufting Garnet.
ought to vote for Ii. G. ~'-S Ss'-'
We have very large and interesting Republican
Club at Bourbon, which meets every Weanes3av.
evening. number OF persons who have formerly
acted with the Democrats are mernhars 80 49,
ganization, and are very jealous for Grant and
Wilson. ls "AN
Internal improvements, business, education. re-
bon. - - -S'ti