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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-07-01

KsllAeg aa sajst d II rlappsritioI
Do Wasnoth sar In SCENE politiqus
nais Kellogg maintient l'exactitudl
des peopos de Grant, ct dams Nm pre-
mjer accAs de colAre u . rstjr6 4 D!b
bic, IN d6sertenr, ia place d'aaais
tant-avocat- g6n6fal, eta donnee
Steele. Ainsi In guillotine ct en mou
vement. ct dat In combination War
oUth- Pinshbaek 6cbouer, II Y anr,
une h6catombe de f0nctiou pairss, II
mysteries du scrutin ascret 6tant q.
Giles 4 p6netrer. lie Repablicam psrla
des sourda On prodiguant aux dele.
Pnes noirs d'inutiles conseils, ct du
haut de ~ vertu compare Ia conven.
tiOn 4 nne foire OH lea afft1nchis nc
veadent CONNIE lea anciens osclaves,
avec este difD6rpncs pourtaut qW'ils
Ne vendent eux-nemes et toucheul
le prix dn marchf. Laconvestion seat
ajpuru6e all Theatre St-Charles, OF
| ellie termipers peut- -Atre CO soir sou
hhnnete heaogne. Les democratea,
don't Ia discorde radicale fait ri hen
!1nasFe, ont nm n.hveau candidat q
Ia place do gouvernsnr en- Ia per-
aouue du colonel Alfred Roman, de
St-Jacqnes, lils de NJ. Andre Bisn-
venn Roman, ,-Qui fnt goavernspr de
l6O d 1894 ct de 1898 d 1912, et
monrut en- 1856, laissnnt une reputa-
tfon sans tache. Lc colonel Roman ne
0rtgue pas IA candidatnro, ellie lni eat
onerte par N. Carleton Hnntau nom de
Pan.lenrs n"tahilit<s democratiqUcs,
et y accepeera 70 charge, al IL charge
va m aevssf de pl.onne. On ssit
a"" lrs antsee candidate d6dgn6e par
iopanion aent NM. Whth McEncty
% voorniae, M gp.oe ga 5,ta.
LN c"niite Gibson coDciut,, dams
son rsPporf, q Ia rAvocatton du cof-
seceenr Casey ct De son depnte Her
wig.ILe reprcsentant z. John Ella
mn . Washinyton des demarches en-
,aveur On condausn6 Fehrsnbasha-
IL colonel heury A. Morrow eat en-
voye "a poste de- Little Rock, Arkan-
= sas: :. rfmpiac6 : Batop-Ronee par
'e icntenans-cot"nei John X Brooke.
IA commission DIES reclamationa de
nMnama ,sl Aiilnge, nvec = Tonr cent
".eres annuei q dater de repoqne
ae ~ per1e sn'ne, aux p~rsonnes ci-
cs ms n"n'mees, de n NouveIle-'
wr,ea"; ,,,n: IN marinoni &S,1H, A.-H.
son o 70 ss stephen G. Goblin
IpI Sonn n: Cistor e662-S,
T. resIIs1te ScnwaD Ssi"'-Le senateur
= Lw'.cassl ... u na ~, gl reyeirran 8epxhlican
'e 9: nom ~ ae ~l'naiyldn ON a fait fen sur
'",, @ ~ a.nsr III Inst'ce lever ie wolfe
am c"MvIe - 'e crime dc Coushatta, . .
.s - rc.M neanrcesn remsscle
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le patron Dc leur 6Giise, etle canon
= retenti dams touteo b soires, d
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cguronne % prinee 11lAn. -N6 AsrFis
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JUN. 4 uue em0tion pfofbnde, 4 r0ccasior
duu h0usibA u1ugere ounmis h nuit pGfo6
dente dams les cnvirons. n-paralt one lin
ehemln de fse Lodfsiaue q Jbx@ a. 0oraan
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jour. await renarquf un cosps 6tendn Ia lena
de b vote. ct imm6d 6dissemSht a1oe6 N ma
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ms.t cs.tosdasts q Sasls bsas aroik placl
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rsstA da d6fune \ Il maison q
II ravatt r6sid6, et On prfvint = eugo-
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-07-01

DS100AAN ~ ASA 08MSsAAAve
ia-s11 - .-oOo~- hrfgl
La eoavsntioa ueeiosals A1De
crstiQue ouverts u u join . st
Louis, q Et6 Appeke 4 pordre pai
Augustus Sc6ell, De New. York
st 3 In pour eoa petsideot te0eo
rairs 10 Journalistic Heary Wat
tersou, du Kentucky, q ponr sor
president permanent le genera
John a. McC Clsrushd, ID. e.rlihnois
Ello q enteOdu lea rdisoours dl
NM. Schell, Watterron, McCler
nand, VOORHEES, ct Cox, pnis IN
plaid0yer 10 Miss Phoebe Coxzens,
do t.Louis, en- favour du suiftagl
dee femmee ellie z recu aussi un<
requete de Ia '6ociete nationale do
Temperance. Le premier Jour, 'les
chances paraissent en- favear De
Tilden. CONNIE candidat ,presiden.
tiel !; ensuite viennent Hendricks
et Hsncock. Ii reggie tradition.
nelle d. h MejositA de- Aenx tisrs
eat maintenue. Horatio Seymour
et b jnge Davis ont spontan4mest
decline In cinslidatnre 4 la pr6si.
sleuees--Grant invite par an mNa.
e9ge le penple des, Etats. Upis 4 n
celebration religieuse du centieme
annivefsaire Dc W Declaration
tvind6pendance.-L0t COmit6 6em
a6aires etrangeres, dn 66nat l6d6-
raj, d6libAre sur les arguments
qui lui ont et6 prGsentes par NM.
West ct Norwood coRtre, - paP
d cQmmissaire Allen pour N ,rati,
fication du trait9 de HawaI.-M.
Kerr, speaker de ID Chambre, ct
al,6 dsuander h r6tab(iassasut
10 Al aanA snx Alum Springs do
Ia VIxinie. Blaine, retomb6 ma.
lade, est kgalement presa6 De chan
gsr Ae climat, et il a. refhe6 ane
o1re de $1,000 par semains pour
une sGrje. de lectures dams Les
grastles cites americaines. lie re-
neral Mcdowell est envoy6 IN
commNndement de Ia division du
Pacinqne. le departement dn Sud
est comic au general Ringer, ct le
g6n<ral Shasislan q Ia hante main
ans ~ .Etats milisair~meDt conso.
ldl4e do pAlal,ama, de rArkanaas.
du MISSISSIPPI et de Ia I,Onisiane.-
Ie souvernrmnt anglais a sbrs
dosind,la nise en- libert6 de VIII
iiam, q. Gray, ie ,Glnssajre tlc New;
York, mi ~ tronvait ,E,ns le meme
casqnc Winsi6w. X ndMveau MI.
nis1ve liwrpp0Ns St'smsti pour
TEnslrrs n "a juiF., William b.
Hopkins rrmplace, la m6pe le.
CATION he Londrcs, NJ hoffman,
,lAnli6siOHnatSc fT sagils a
In prochaine r6colte sl'Oranees
deh Fpride est Gvalu6e A 4375 600.
-Denx corps militaifes, i'iufante
riS,legere. Dc BnAou u In vieils1
cnrtlN - NewJX York;, 9ont asyirAp
le q juin 3 Charleston, CarDliue,l
dn Sid, pouf v ftatetniser avec1 I'd
l,cyalMti0n dc l'EtAt Qui tlapNa js|
siGnsl le II rebellion, ,et ont ftt6 &C.
cpeillis b pima ccrlialement rdu
m0ndA.-Une d6peehe, mcne y
Ost11Aa, cOntt1t0 un& ti6tOffv dea
troopss 1(fllmlaG m, ~ R0aS-|
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1T requires great deal of courage 10
write book. 1t is venture that calls
for more tirmness OF purpose and deter
mination than we imagine the first
swimmer to have possessed. There is so
much to be encountered. Criticism in
al its forms. That of the enVious Vul-
garian, who levels everything to him
self; that of the neighbor, wiO is carp
ingly kind; that Of the friend, who
OverdOses with fulsome but kindly.
meant praise; and, worst of all, the un-
sparing enemy, who dismisses the work
of many days Of conscientious labor
with an impatient gesture, that stamps
it wOree, il possible, than failure. We
say nothing Of the criticism OF the Iress,
for that is generally kind, even when Sc
we're. None who have ever written 8
book, we venture to say, have been in
sensible Of this. Aud yet nothing that
challenges human eudeavor has proven
so fatal to reputation. The
shores of the literary sea are strewn
with wrecks that once looked fair,
freighted with many hopes. A book in
itself-let US say nOvel-looks 30 Ike
an easy production, so much like q
thing that any one who writes can
make, that thousands are tempted to
the work who never try it a second
time. Tne art Of bOOk.ma AIng and the
genius to create little world and peo-
pie it with the counterfeit presentments
Of those VINO make the real world about
US, is given but to few. Great writers
ike great soldiers are indeed STEW and
far between Even to those who are
gifted with the art and the genius, repu.
tatiOn comes slowly and honors often
wait their translation to the land of
which sthey dreamed. Remembering,
then, the difficulties especially encoun-
tered by those who venture on the un-
known sea for tre first time we always
approach fresh literary venture with
kindly feeling that can seldom be
mustered for the second unless that Sec
Ond sustains great name born 70 the
world as surprise. Memphis which
has not had 8 literary sensation gipcg
'Lois Carroll" appeared has within
the past few weeks been called
on to pass judgment on a
novel, the production Of the pen of
another fair daughter OF our CITY. and
one who has long since earned The re-
spect and confidence Of all class.
es IN this city in q sphere where
her abilities have withstOOd the severest
strain OF test. Life'S Promise to Pau,
the long talked OF work of Miss Clara
Conway has made its appearance, and
we suppose has been read by scores of
people outside the circle in which she
finds her friends. By these last it has, OF
course, been read and praised as it de-
serves to be. Judged by the standard Of
novels of ita ciass and purpose, II IL a
clever piece Of work. Ths characters are
not sire ng, but they are healthy, natural
sort Of people, without traDscendentsl-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
AN INSULT.
The San Domingo Military Authorities
take F0rcibIe Possession OF n Pas
senger on an American Steamer.
The Protest OF .he Captain and Ehe
symbol OF Amerieah Sovereignty
ALIKE Disregard Apology
Must be Had.

I4e% yoRt., July S-Tbe purser of
the steamship TyDes, from San Denim
90. has forwarded to the secretary Of
Stste from the American consul at ihat
port dsts lis OF an insult to the American
Gag. 1t seems that the Tyoee, on lts
way rom This port to San Domingo,
took on t,c1Ia as 6 passenger at cape
Havtieu, General Pablo Fillaneura, ex'
t..inia.e- CG war and marine under fres-
ident Cor 4alegr OF, San Domingo. Ar
riyicg a. Sa1 D2E!;uSO, Villaneura senI
10 the authorities, asking rc'mtssIon to
land, but was reused, ana TarneG Il ne
did so he might expect to be arreSu IT,
Immediately afterward Captain kuhl,
OF the Tybee, Wss ordered to put the
Nenetsl on shore, the government aver
ring thGt 81 Ped seer trying to fornent q
revolution ct theHsy lien frontier sgaiDst
the existing republic. The CAPTAIN re
fused, and submitted the case to Pau
Jones, tue American consul, who de
cided that General VillRneurs was
an OfGins:% paying passenger, and that,
as he had not beef On shore, be was en-
titled to remain ON board tie 4 I%Eee, and
was under the protection Of the Amerl-
can flag. On the twenty-fifth Of June,
as the Tybee was ready to sail, an order
was received from the minister Of the
interior, commanding her to remain.
the American consul made reply that
he had oa board a special bearer Of dis
patches 10 his government; that TIE ship
was properly cleared, and that she
would sail tr ieas de aimed by force. This
message was unbee1ed. Seeing an at
tempt was to lie made to take his pas
senger, Captain Kuhl tied American
fisgs to the stanchiors g on both sides Of
the gangwsys, and sIl intruders were
warned awsy. IA little time a field
piece was brought on the wharf, and
fifty soldi r, .rmed with rifles, tore
away the flags, went on board, and, de-
spite the emphatic prote 81 OF the Ameri-
can consul, General Villaneurs, lame
and disabled, was taken from his state
room and caTli d on shore, and then the
vessel was permitted to sail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09

ism, or taint Of the impossible. TIE
women are commonplace end not
strong minded without other motives
than those which ordinarily in.
forms the sex IN he beitsr Valk,
Of life. The diaiOguis 2 Sometimes.
only, a little strained aai stiff, but
the reflections, most Of them, afe vslu.
able as the result o. good training; the
moral Of the book Is unexcepliOlable
and the purpose quite in Keeping with
the moral. Some OF the situations are
dramatic, and many OF the descriptive
passages we'll wrought. Ths
chapters are 100 many, ard va
have too much quOtstiOn, albeit
it is for the most part appropriate and
pertinent. Bat these sre minor faults,
sucn IS viii not weigh against the au.
thor's well won claim TO friendly consid-
Grafton with the reading public. The
opening chapters are detective, but
these passed the work grows better, ard
the author finds no difficulty aftsTWa-t
In holding her reader 10 1hs close. The
heroine is quite the frat personsgs III
the list of characters, End lsr "Auut
RacSall' is close 10 her as a shadow.
Gmr- YsnArsdale" is the "vilisjn' Of
the pot, @"nt very properly ives % M
,,oost bsrseI; a nd make what restitution
he csn, The me- are yGry Ordio.ry,
every. day mOrtaIs, yes serve tns Pu--
pose for which they were ersS S1t u tislty
well. LIES Promise 10 Pay ia 8 E'ol \ oI
most CTeditable prcts'5'i"hi
sspeciaIi3 when we 6o1side; the e1-
lsustive natCrs Of Miss COngs5's lsbD.r -
IS a teacher, TIC ;p9essEnt demands
lpon her lime, and reIGenaoer that IL
must be the product Oi hours Thch rcst
grss uAeded, and to write must intasd
nave been > tesE. AS s. first effort, it Is
1ne upon which Eiss Convey msy just
" pride herself, ana we trust 1t VIII
.trengthen her ambition to venture upon
, second. LippincOtt, Of Philadelphia,
s the publisher. We iced hardly say,
hen, that the Typography and oindiDg
1f Life's Promise to roy are gneAcep
,ionsoIe. 1t is for ssls 1t al the bCOk-
,fNroa
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THE GRANGER CANDIDATE
DsSeFy B. Thomas Makes n Speech rs
IndependcSI Candidate for
Governor.
fS's- W. }. H'FarIaDd seeaks I'm An
H"Ss 90 him, s1s-< DeuogIsh.
e.. tlsm.

Two days Ego We had the intelligence
Ehat HoT>. Dorsey b. Thomas had an
nouncrL himself a candidate for govern.
Or or the independent ticket As Will
be se'n from the following, he has made
-AA first speech, and been met, as we
- -iicipsted he would, by the Democrats
IN solid front against him. His platform
j. brief, bu. It is one that nota thousand
Democrats viii be found to stand upon.
Thomas il doomed:
Special 20 the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, July s-Hon. Dorsey B.
Thomss sddrc sed the grsngers here to-
day, and announced himself as an Inde-
pendent candidate for governor. His
DRIFT is toward population. He de-
nounced the funding Legislature strong
~. Hon. w. J. M'Farlsnd also spoke.
at the call of the people, and in advocacy
OF tringsrisn, turned its principles dead
agslnst Thomas. The people and grang-
ers are SGaiust him.
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Oufrages by Negro Militia ia South
Carolina

AUGUSTA, Ga, July S.-RObert B1t-
Ier and another citizen OF EdSeheld
county, South Carolina, complained
that they wers interrupted by rolofed
militis company, who blocked up the
public highway. Prince Rivers, col
cred trial justice, summoned witnesses,
and Doc. Adams, captain OF the cOnpa-
ny, became SO iesClsnt that RiveT5 ar
rested him for contempt. This after'
noon, when the tTial was re-
sumed, the company rescued Ad-
ans. Rivers, in addition TO being a
trial justice, commands the State NJ
litia. He ordered the company 90 dis,
arm, and on refusing hs called upon the
citiz ans for aid, when the militia COM
paDy took possession Of the brick build
ing, and refused TO surrender. Fire vas
opened by both sides for several hours,
and one white man named Makey Mer-
riwether was killed, and another white
man wounded. One negro was re-
ported killed, and nine we're
taken prisoners. A smsli-siZ8j
piece of artillery was taken from Au-
gusta to Hamburg, but after filing few
rounds rhe ammunition gave out. The
citizens Of Edgef1eId ere aided By tina
citizens Of Augusta, and q regular siege
has been laid TO the building in which
the negro militia are iDtrenchad,
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4 MBMpn1s. TENN, SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1875

amount of the fund to have baeu S, ,I07,-
6l6 So. Deduoting the 81, sos 900 given
in the statement ss having been worth
lsSsly Invested, the correspondent asked
y Nr' THo1bsdn how TIE remaining
SIS, $40, 900 was infested. Pine exhibit
first showed that 81 561, 500 were inYeGt-
ed In United States bonds and securities,
leaving Sl,OS9, ,459
YET TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR.
Th;6, Mr.. ThcmTson said, the secretary
ala not desire made rublic, but the page
was open containing the iutorS.atsoT1.
and to his a5tonishment the correspond.
sSnt saw that thIa balance vas invested
Ia Just the SAME Class OF securities as
those given the public in the secretary s
statement, eomptlslng the same array of
Stafe atocSs and southern rAil0As and
cPTSl ftocls, all Purchased, TOO, Under
democratic administration, with the
exception of S230,000 marked "union
Pacific railroad, east division.n The cor
respondent wssprOceeding to take note
of these investments also, but this was
denied him, and tskjrg him for the rep-
resentative Of the administration kitch-
en- organ, because furnished by the Sec
teta-Z vltt ons CT .his tabulars, MIR
ThoEpson pt1ceeded 20 eSrlsir that
they desired TO publish nothing cut th5
list already given to the public, becsuse
the remainder, although Of the same
class, regularly paid interest and
WERE VALUABLE STOCKS.
The $3.50, 900 invested in Union Pacific
bonds, purch ssed under q Republican
administration, he thought should be
added 10 the amount OF government
bonds, and the stocks and southern
bonds which regularly pBid their inter-
est, and disproved the charges as 10 the
character of the outside Investments
made by the Democratic officials, were
to De suppressed. These, no aever small
the amount get due, ver5 to be published
to the world as worthless, and their pur-
chasers as defaUlters and criminals.