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Insolvency Notice.

state of Tennessee, Shelby eOunty.-Ofice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Sep
ministratOr:
II AVING suggested the insolvency of The
IL estate OF Lawrence SaniO, deceased Won
are hereby ordered to give notice, by adyer
usement in some newspaper published win
In the said state, and also at the courthouse
door or SHELBY county for all persons having
claims against said estate, 70 appear and file
the same with the Clerk of tbs County Court.
authenticated in the manner preserf bed by
law, on or before the 18th day Of December
lS44i and say claim not died on or before said
day, or before an approximation OF the funds
OF said estate is made, shall be forever barred.
both In law and equity. Witness my hand
ONCE, this 18th day Of September, l.7S.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk,
Ry T. T. Meath. Deputy Clerk. sen ~
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HOW ABOUT LABOR ?

Labor is The true wealth Of all countries.
but, 10 be productive, IL must be Organized
and reliable. IN former years the south fur-
nished twO-thirds Of the export wealth OF the
Union. How Is II now? In 1850 Mississippi
produced l,1O0O00 bales OF cotton, or nearly
one-fourth of the largest cotton crop ever
raised. Last year, with more negroes than
before the war, and with the same soil and
climate, she produced about 6J00s0. v hy tots
decEease2 Notwithstanding ali The abuse Wis
tied upon the young men of the south for
their IDLE life, they raise ons-tnird more cot
the demorRlized negro labor IL morepainfully
telling upon the country. White Radieals
have Nacclnated the negroes with politics,
and they desert the cotton ields for political
meetings, where they sell their votes 70 future
ebony statesmen aud hungry caTpetba4 eers.
The present cotton crops are made by
negro labor trained before the war to
slfssdy aud intelligent effort. When that
traisSd and disciplined labor SHAH have
paese1 away, as IL will IN twenty
Years, hoy many bales OF cotton will be
produced ~ the negroes now being educated
i.I the expense OF tue whites, for professional
genfleInen, or who are seeking cities, towns,
1886 the production cf cotton in the souih
generally kept pate viii The percentage OF
fne increase OF negro population. Bus with
more negroes, IN lsIt than In 1890, aud with a
larger white labor, tae production - cotton is
les fhan it was nlieen years ago. Before the
hall tIlf mines, and frs ighted hall the khlFs
=. y ulel8ea, England, ffanoc, Germany and
Iitsi..fEQi. 9oIe money le iugested I'D cotton
-laciuneEF than "a any other one Thing IN al
. !. W0Ild, saE8 agriculture, ana, for many
s. ~ has pfet tha magnet 70 which GEM
- - slwHye tines- When laher shall he
40, ,Al1sa siia assofgalilked in Tue
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RENEGADE MOSES.
He Applies 60 Grant for Troops, and is
Very Properly enubbed.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Tbe
following telegram has been received by the
President from Governor Moses, OF south Car
olina;
COLUMBUS, &C, September Is.
To his Excellency, u. 3. Grant, President of
the United States, " ashingtOn:
The state of affairs In Edgeheld county, in
this state, has been for the last ten days Of
such a character as to threaten the lives and
destruction OF the property OF law-abidins
and peaceful citizens. have exhausted my
efforts with the peaceful and legal means st
my command 70 restore the usual situation.
Armed bands are assembled at various points
in the county, and have demanded the sur
render TO them Of the state srms in the hands
o. the regularly organized militia OF the state.
From this action a reign OF terror exists. l
issued my proclamation on the twenty-second
instant, commanding these armed bands TO
disperSe and retire 10 their homes within
three DAYS and hereafter refrain from repeu-
tiou Of such actions. They are still under
arms, ana am poWerleSs 10 enforce my or
derS except by the use OF inexperienced miii-
Iia, the employment OF which fear would
hasten a contest, which ] desire to avoid.
Having exhausted all means at nay command,
1 cali upon you, under the constitution OF the
United states, Tor such assistance as will en-
able me TO restore peace and quiet 10 the
county, ard 20 this end ask that YOU viii
send Immediate orders 70 Colonel H. NJ. Black.
commanding the United states forces here, TO
report 70 me with such OF his command as IL
may be found necessary TO employ. Please
+. j. MOSES, JR,
Governor Of south Carolina.
To which Attorney-Gsneral williams, by
direction Of the President, seat the following
reply3
DEPARTMENT OF JUsTICE,
WASHINGTON, September 26.
Hon. F. J. Moses, Jr., Columbia, South Caro-
lima:
nave 70 say, by direction OF the President,
in answer TO your telegram OF yesterday TO
him ,tssing tor troops TO aid you in suppress
log the disorders at Edgedeld, that a company
of Uniied States troops Is now stationed there,
and it is expected ana believed that IL will
afford ade4hate protection TO the lives and
property Of the citizenS'
GEO. Al. WILLIAMS, Attorney General.
Ihe Troubles Ended.
AUGUSTA, GA, September 26.-The
troubles in Edgeheld, South Carolina, are
ended. A letter from J. l.. Addison, intend
ant of the town Of Edgefield iates that Ed
ward Eeraut, captain OF the colored militia
delivered up his arms TO Lieutenant
Lsahy, commanding 3 detachment ol u nited
states troops. The negroes have returned TO
their homes.
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Meeting Of PhYsieians.

in OIL, from small pictures or from life.
33S Mafn, Ger. UafOn, ensI,is. Tean
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BY the death OF WILLIAM battle Eso
another breach has been made in the thin
ranks o. the venerable pioneers and patri-
arehs OF Shelby county.
" Whose was the dauntIess heart. the hand.
the VQfce
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The Peoples Party in LOuisiana.sz szE
NEW ORLEANS, September 26.-The
State central committee of the peoples party
had meeting this evening. Resolutions
were nnally adopted TO go into the November
election with spirit and energy, The prOpri-
ETY. OF not voting was discussed but the ma
Jority against this proposition was over
whelmlng. The parish committees partici-
pated in the meeting
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MOvemeuss Of Troops.

Troops have been forwarded by Cen
iral Emoryto points designated in the original
order OF Attorney-General Wiihams-ShreYe-
port, Monroe, COushatta, etc.
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A little Italian girl was BIN o7ar aud
killed by fnilk-wagen in n QrIa41s gess
erday. Her name Was frsu LsfcIa
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uLtt ioE CDDktGS,. Aue fAtCuhlNc
announces the following appointments fol
him to address the people of his (tenthl dis
trict, viz:
HARDEMAN COUNTY.
Bolivar, October 5th.
foeahnntas. October 9TH.
Middleton, October 7th.
salisbury, October Sth.
Grand Junction, October 9Th.
Hickory Valley, October l0ih.
GAINESVILLE, October l2tn.
Toons' station, October l4th.
FA.YETrE COUNTY.
omervills, October 18th.
Belmont, October 18th.
Macon, October 18th.
MOSCOW, October 2lst.
Lagrange, October I'd.
Lafayette, October 23d.
SHELBY COUNTY.
COlIierville, October 24th.
Germantown, Octooer 26th.
Bartlett, October 9th.
Lucy, October 10Th.
Raleigh, OCTOBER Both.
Other appointments for Shelby county will
be hereafter announced, and should the nOmi-
nee OF tn Republican party for congress de-
sire joint discussion, Colonel Young will
promptly divide time with him Al any or ali
of his appointments.
3D. L. STEWART.
Chairman Congressional Executive Com.
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Important ResuIIs Of the Penn Coup
dsEfaf
New YORK, September G6.-Tbe Z5i-
6sRs has the following special:
NEW ORLEANS Gprfey,1 her 2g

5sns has the following special
NEW ORLEANS, September 26.
On the day OF the Penn coup detat. when
the revolutionists seized the stetenOuse after
Governor kellOgg's retreat TO the Office OF
Marshal Packard, a large number of officisl
and private letters were found in the archives
OF the Office, and have since been in the pos
session of the citizens. Among these letters
were a number which passed between Gov
ernor Kellogg and prominent coDgressmen. q.
II has been freely intitnated that they COM
tained important revelations as 10 the man
ner in which LOuisiana's : case was managed
in Washington with a view to seat ng Pi1ch-
back in the senate and keeping Kellogg and
his party in power.
The ITibUEes representative succeeded to-
day in seeing the originals and copies of sew
eral OF these letters, and some are giVen here
with. The first is from +. c. Billings. q Re
publican lawyer, OF this city, one OF the coun-
sci OF q Governor Kellogg while the Louisiana
case was before congress
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VOU are hereby ordered 10 attend o
a stated eOnclave OF Cyrene Com ~
mannery- No 4, al new Mssouic Halt ~
Gayoso block Tomorrow MONDAY even
Ing. al o'clsck, for EI.EcrfoS a. OFFfrs-ss
AND HAIMEHT or DUES.
Visiting sir Knights c0urteously invited
by com msnd. =. ~, PErIiGkEW, 60.
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POLITICAL.
HARDEMAN COUNTY.

After consultation with H. Casey
Young, Democratic and Conservative candi-
date for congress. the Executive Committee
announces the following appointments for
him to address the people Of his (tenthl dis
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On motion the meeting then adjourned, to
meet Sgain on the evening Of Monday, the
NTH proXlfno. EBENEZER PAINE,
J. Y. b ROGEEs Sec. Pres't.
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in accordance with general order No. :,
September IL, 1874, ali arms, ammunition and
ordinance stores belonging 10 the sta OF
Louisiana should be al once turned over 10
the United States authorities, and the officers
in command OF organized troops are hereby
instructed 10 inspect their various commands
al once and cause all State property in their
possession to be delivered 10 the officers OF the
United states troops in command OF the first
precinct central police station or 70 the United
states Officer in command OF the third pre-
ciuct station. All citizens having in their
possession arms or ammunition belonging 10
the Slate are earnestly requested TO az once
deliver the same TO the officers above indi-
Gated. Persons delivering arms or ammuni-
JiOn viii in no wise be interfered with by
either the United States or state authorities.
JOHN MrENERY
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THE CASE FAIRLY STATED.
Open Letter TO Senator AlcOrB, Of Mis-
sissippi, from Colonel j. I. Tre-
zeTant- - The ThIte and
Black Races,
The Uprlslngs OF the Negroes through
ont the South Due 10 the Car
petbRggers, and for Party
Purposes.
The Civil Rights Bill a Necessity for
Party Success in IS75-An Able
and UnansWerable Letter.

To Hon. J. L. AIcorn:
My DEAR SIR-Asy you are the only na-
tive southern congressman in favor Of the civil
rights bill, venture to address this commun-
ication 10 you. Nothing SO absOrbs public at
tenton now as the disturbed relations be-
tween the two races at the south; for revolve
il as we may, these relations underlie al our
troubles here, and the collisions so frequently
occurring naturally beget the anxious in
outrv
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WASHINGTON, September 26.-Tbe
following telegram has been received by the
President from Governor Moses, OF south Car
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A MEETING Of the Physicians OF tbe city
"a Of Memphis Is respectfully requested, at
tue ONCE OF Dr.. A. K. IayIor, to make ar
rangements to att no the funeral Of DR.. RoB-
: At W. CsEIGHroN, on MONDAY moruir0
o1PicuDtI - l1fis at III DCiOCE. zst-
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The market Is flooded with cheap, interim
BAKING and Yeast Powders Of light or Short
weight. DOOLEYS YEAST POWDER Is
warranted full strength and full weight.
Sold at wholesale and retail ssg,nerallv
throughout the United States, By dealers n
Groceries and Family Supplies.
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INDUSTRTAL PROGRESS.

A South American Government has ordered an
irOn-clad from French shpyard.
The umber1nen in Michigan are strongly opposed
to the proposed treaty with Canada.
The third annual exhibition Of the industries of
Newark will begin this year on Tuesday, Aug. -.
The Omnibus Company of Paris has undertaken To
supply horses and conductors for the ireengines of
the city, which il guarantees will arrive promptly AT
the scene of any conhagration.
The iron trade Of the Staffordshire district has
been dull and Improbable during the past three
months Out Of l52 furnaces only "A are in blast
being the lowest number for 30 years.
The meat preserving business in Victoria Austria
La is very much Depressed. The high price of stock
and the low rates ruling in England prevent the
industry being carried on with profit.
1t has been decided to erect an immense factory
in Springfield, Ohio, for the manufacture of reaper
and mower knives for haryesters. These have
hitherto been procured from Eastern manufacturers
The combination of the salt and lumber business
in the Saginaw region has resulted advantageously
this year The millmen have sold their salt Tor cash
and 50 were not ceasxaiQsd " sell thsr lumber at
loss
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NOTES on EDUCATION.

The Board of Visitors of William and Mary
College says that it Inexpedent, ujudcious and ur-
wise to give atty denomination of Christians the
control OF the College.
Bows are now received at the Boston Latin
School at years OLD, and the school course lasts
uue years. wider ana more comprehensive course Oh
mathema cs has been adopted.
4 department of wood-carving has been
prohtiby added 10 Cincinnati University. This depart
mcut has made rapid progress both in work and mum
bcrs When it closed last month the class numbered 100
Daring last year there 32S pupils IN the regular
drawing and design department.
An unusual leniency was shown at Iowa
Un,ver the other day. Several students IA the Law
Glass who failed in the examinations were convinced
that their attachments superior TO those of divers
Young men who succeeded The whole class OF the
same opinion, aud a petition was circulated which was
signed by all students OF the Law Department and
by the Faculty, too, asking that five gentlemen
might have a second examination. This accorded,
and two emerged triumphanty from the ordeal, which
was much severer than the previous one.
More fexbility, not so much adherence to
unyledng OF study was advocated at the meet
lug of the Ohio, Michigan and Indiana teachers at Put
Inlay last week. President Fairchd of Oberlin gave
an address on "The Personal Power OF the Teacher"
utteriug in particular this bit OF good sense:
Great mischief is done by teachers in the OF
casrn which should be avoided. It's effective
but il leaves the sting of bitterness behind Sarcasm
our schools should be entirely avoided Plain KIND
proof Is far preferable to sarcasm. The teacher IL
not tnfablc hence, when he makes mistake in adj
minister reproofs wrongly, he should at before
the school, remedy the wrong openly as 1t was COM
mltted."
II. ID. McCarty, Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Kansas. stated that the school population OF Kansas
had doubled in four years; that they had 100000
children OF school age. The following officers among
others were elected for next year Presidential. Is.
johnson, Avondale, Ohio Corresponding secretary-L
W. Day, Cleveland.
In response to toast at the recent Cam
bridge banquet Mr.. Robert c. Winthrop OF Boston, who
had been promised his degree from the University
toned the Indebtedness which they in New England felt
towards this University OF Cambridge.
"f it were in his power" he said, by reversal
OF the telescope so 10 speak, 10 look back two aud
half three centuries from the time when Sir Walter
Mildmay founding Emmanuel College and john
Milton planting his mulberry tree-f 1t posi-
BILE wltl the wand OF IA Prospero. TO summon back
the old men and the young men that were occupying
these chambers and these chapels and passing along
these grounds could not fail but that lie should
the hosts OF scholars that had fet mpe
able memories in Old England not Il few OF those who
foremost In founding New EIgland, not few who
foremost IN founding his university in MaSsa-
chusetts."
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Ccaai Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
~ COALtRED D. LEWIS, plaintiff sgain-t TIE CHICAGO
AND CHINA TIA COMPANY deiendsnt Suurnoasor relief
required the complaint in this scion whh
flied the oc II the tierk the County
house IN said Counts Dd to OF the sad
the subscribe his onc- No SO Mas Nes-lerk
CIV within twenty days 'e the service Of this yea
OF the day OF such AMI
complaint within the ae oe.ad. the p'aisF @ action ~i
apply 10 the Court for hy relief demandt IL tue compliant
Dated N.wlork, Dyc-ia,er o. 1873
TREADW BILL GLE BLAND. Paintrs AiorneI SO Waist NY
Tue complaint 10 tie soy tied action l, 2Sta isy Of
MAJ 1874 toe Office u The Clerk Brookn.
Newiork rkhADh Ria CLEVELAND. Pslhiia's Atlorer
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
iORK-Bl TIN GkACE OF GOD fEbB AsU INDkPEND-
ENT-VtatosE-os al 10 whom these gseats shal or VA,
concern sa - tue creditors OF RALPH khLkR Of he
Ilty u HBdsos. \. Y.
You and eeh Oi Lcreby summoned sud ed personally
aud APPEAR eeiare County Josv Of ne Gently Of q,
lGhiia, 81 The toug u In the ttr OF u dor ssh
eoau the 18th dsy OF JULY lS7ii at IT O'Clock ~ ne
forenoon Of that tn aitend ne ~ nls OF
AARON &. MACY, assignee RALPH WHkh'ah ~ ast Tor TIE
bcnht Of proo OF ~. g., Of bis end
aud aud distribution iras iasdi and
hereof fail
testimony hereo Ceuap Jutse has hro bis hsnd
Hudson e. 2h Of Jgae thssi cgat aanire
ast sevrltYfDau
juno 20 1874 - JUN taDhAS
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PHYSIOLOGY FOR PRACTICAL usE

PHYSIOLOGY FOR PRACTICAL Use EnrFD ~ jaws H.yroy
Win A. INIHoDr'1oN Bi T. l. lov'NNa LIMO. rp. ''' l.
Appleton Co.
The editor of this work, a distinguished
London surgeon has here collected series OF cOntrlbu
tous 20 popular magazine OF that city, written by df
fcrcnt professional authors, bat each 10y person OF
special practical knowledge OF the subject which he has
treated After q careful revision they have been repub
shed in the present form, with to making them
subscryient TO the purposes or practical hygiene. The
student OF physiology Will hud little tnat Is novel in
their contents viii his attention he directed 10 any
speculative or doubtful theories with regard the
Animation OF the physical human structure They are
to be read as manual Of health, CAV
ing minute and plain directions for the care
OF the body, and the exercise of its
various functions under normal conditions. The pre-
ccpts of the work. the man, founded scientific
principles and the conclusions OF common Avoid
Ing uncnable extremes, they embody the facts that
have been brought to light BY experience obserya-
ton concerning the action of physical agents and the
means by which the body, regarded working
machine can be Kept good repair and preserved IN
the highest order the exercise Of efficient force The
STYLE Is Of the simplest and unpretendiug elafac
ter With It's entire freedom from the technical terms
Of science the work he read with satisfaction by
persons Of common intelligence. who may derive from
It fund of practical knowledge which will
stand them in good stead the daily routine OF ie as
well as in exigences of greater moment. We sorry
20 see in work OF this character common Cockncy
vulgars In assembling auy unusual whimsical form
OF speech 10 American invention, when In nine cases
out Of ten the phrase complained OF was never made
use of In this country Thus the writer OF the essay
Alcohol" remarks Of some affection OF the nervous
system. that II what our American cousins call
rapid brain.function" an expression, venture TO
saw that was never heard beyond the sound OF Bow
street bells" The critic In this instance ght do well
to call 10 mud the precepi, Physician, heal myself"
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Gcarncrs.

A n English gentleman of collegiate educa-
ton possessing knowletse Of Latin, Greek Matte
acs French and EugLh Composition
TEACHER above
backward pupils Address CLASSICUS, rfblne
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GouarIuersnlp NcI.les.

'l'HE firm of j. NJ. JAGEL & Co is dissolved.
Tbs ba.lssss s.sae oS b, j. IAGsL. 10 C"u.HdL.A
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ynstrurIlou.
For BOYS and Young Men City.

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