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ARTICLE XVI.
AMENDMENTS.

SECTION l. Any amendment or
| amendments to this Constitution may
be proposed in either branch of the
Legislature; aud if the same shall be
agreed to by two-shirds of the members
elected to each House. such proposed
amendment or anne dments shall be
entered on their Journals, with the
ayes and noes thereon, and be submit
ted to the qualified electors of the State
for their approval, at the next general
election; and if the people shall ap-
prove and ratify said amendment or
amendments. by majority of the cleo
tors voting hereon. the sane shall be-
come part of this Constitution, and pro-
clamation thereof shall be made by
the Governor
Preceded, That if more than one
amendment be submitted, they shall be
submitted in such manner that the
people may vote for or against such
amendments separately. The Legisla.
tnre shall also cause the amendments
that are to be submitted to the people,
to be published in some weekly news
paper, in every county where such
newspaper is published. throughout the
State
Sec. 2. Whenever two-thirds of the
members elected to each branch of the
Legislature shall deem it necessary to
call a Convention, to revise or amend
this Constitution, they shall recommend
the voters to vote at the next general
election. for or against convention;
and if majority of all the electors
voting at said election shall have voted
for convention, the Legislature shall,
at its next session, provide for calling
the same; and said convention shall
consist Of number of mem oers, not
less than that of the most numerous
branch Of the Legislature.
SEC. B. Any Constitution adopted by
said Convention shall have no validity
until it has been submitted to, and
adopted by the people.
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No person, who is otherwise q quail
fed elector, shall be denied the right
10 vote in this State, on account Of sex,
anything in this Constitution to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
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No person shall be denied the right,
on account of sex, TO vote or hold office
In this State; nor shall such right be, in
any manner, abridged on account of
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11
COTTON.

The markets elsewhere, yesterday, were re-
ported quiet and steady, except New York
dock prices for new cotton, and they were d
a sc under quotations. Our market con-
tinued dull, with unimportant GALES, and
prices nominal but without change, as follows
Ordinary, Size; good ordinary, l0c; low
middling, 1890; middling, 10Tsc; good mid
ding, lie; middling fair, II Sc; fair, 12c.
The following are the New York market
reports for yesterday: Ordinary, 10c; good
ordinary, 10 1516c; low middlng, 1880;
middling, He; good middling, Il l-l6c;
At 0:05, dull and heavy. Sales - bales.
The following are yesterdays closing rates
of New York futures: September, 11.34@
lI:35; October, 1108@1l o.; November,
10 93@1094; December, 10.88@l0.9O.
The tone Of the future market was at 1920,
steadier; at 1880, steady; at 1:2O, steady.
Sales, %, 800 bales.
New Orleans closed easy ut 107ac for mid
ding. Sales, 500 bales; receipts, net, 824
bales.
Liverpool kilograms reported a fair de-
mand freely met; middling upiands, SID;
Orleans, SGD. Sales 10000 bales; receipts,
$500 bales.
Liverpool arrivals opened ] 32d cheaper
since recovered. September sal Sept-m-
ber-O October, 11-32@63sd; D. tohar-E n
vember, 614@6 9-32d; Novemt.r Occur g.
1866 7-32d. At l 80 p 10. q RI D. . Il
unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

WORTHY to be linked with Butler Ander-
son and General w. s. Smith, and to be held
in everlasting remembrance by the people of
Memphis, Is President Langstaf, of the
Howard association. His praises are in the
mouths OF the sick and the well. Remark
able for his nervous energy and a force OF
character which rises equal to each days de-
mands, he has Inspired By his courage, zeal,
tact and discretion, all, whether physicians,
nurses, clerks or messengers, who are under
mis- direction, or who have had any dealings
with him. He is a very prince among an
army of great-hearted men and women,
who 90 about every day doing good. How
Eauch we owe to him can never be summed
up. Witnesses of his work, We but voice the
public praise in saying these few words in his
bahalf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

GENERAL LUXE E. WRIGHT has been
among the foremost of the small but noble
band of men who have managed the affairs
of the citizens relief committee ever since
the epidemic was announced. His counsel
and advice have been eagerly sought, and it
has always been on the side of prompt but
conservative action. The mainstay of the
executive committee, his loss, now that lie
has been stricken with the fever, will be one
it will be difficult TO make up for Resolute
and decided, keen sighted and energetic, he
has proved himself TO a remarkable extent
the man for the emergency. On this account,
no less than upon his own. we number it
among the especial sources of regret that he
is among the victims of the epidemic. But
we hope the best attention and most careful
nursing will bring him out of the fever safe
ly, and restore him quickly to the people who
have learned to measure his worth by their
own suffering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

FRED. c. ScHAPER, city tax collector, died
yesterday, another victim of the epidemic
which has carried away so many good men.
The fever found him ct his post Of duty on
the same day that Mayor Flippen was seized
by it. The one has been taken, we are sorry
to say, and the other, we are equally as glad
to say, has been left. AR. Schaper, though
q comparatively young man, was widely
known and highly esteemed by his fellow
citizens for his integrity, devotion to duty,
and an energy of character that six Yeas ago
secured for him, above many deserving com
petitors, the office he held Sc long. By the
German citizens of Memphis he was priced
for steadiness under al! circumstances, and
they took great pride in presenting him as
their candidate for pubic honors on many
successive occasions. A good citizen and
faithful public servant, his loss Is deeply de-
plored
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

/ YENABLE-At his late residence on Seventh
street Chelsea. September 9. 1873, am, jos EPB
VENABLE, aged sixty years.
MEAD In Fort Pickering, corner Walker and
'FRONT.' streets, OF yefU~-fever, JAMES MEAD, In the
thirty-ninth year of his age.
RoUND-In Fort Pickering. corner walker and
Front streets, of yelIow-feyer Mrs JANE ROUND. in
the ffty-sixth year OF her age
RoUND-In Fort Pickering. corner Walker and
Front streets, Of yellowfever Miss LIZZIE Round in
the twenty fouTth year Of her age.
SULLIVAN-At his late residence, $50 Union
street Tuesday, September 10, 1873, / pm of vel
d9t~ieVer JAMES j. SULLIVAN in the thIrtleth year
The funeral will take place this (wEDN ESDAY)
morning at ten O'Clock.
TYPOS-In this city, September q. 1873. of VEL
0"tIever, CHARLES NJ SMITH and ]. NJ. KERR. Also
on saturday, september Z, 1878, of yellow fever
T. +. FULLER, JAMES CRUIKsHANK and Harry Row,
DEN. 'A A"'
Inc above deceased were members of the Inter-
national
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GENERAL TRADE.

There was no stir in produce with the ex.
ception of poultry and eggs, which continued
high and scarce. Feed, in store-eorn
SEC; oats, 45c; bran, 90@$1 per cwt, hay
90c per cwt. FIOur-extra, So 25@5
family, IS 25@5 so; fancy, S. 1906, accord.
ing to brand. Potatoes continued scarce
Tennessee, 81; st. Louis, 81 so. Onions were
scarce and in demand; I5@26c. Chicken,
were in active request at 50 1884 rs; extra
old hens 81 so. Butter-common, 6@8c
good country, or medium, 10@12c; choict
western. 14@l6c. BacOn-packed, cleal
sides, 84@s3sc; clear rib, 8@81sc; shoul
dcrs, &c. Breakfast bacon, 91a@10c. Hams
-canvased and packed. 1211 a 1870. LarC
fierce lard, sac; half barrels, 91S@9Ac
kegs, exc; half pals, 1014c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

GENERAL CHARLES 4. ADAMS, one of the
ablest Of the members Of our bar, died on Sun
day last of yellow fever, after brief illness.
The general, during long life, has been
conspicuous as a publcsman in this part OF
the country, in Arkansas and Mississippi, as
4Sell as Tennessee, and was highly esteemed
as an upright, patriotic citizen. Since the
close of the war he has made Memphis his
home, and has always occupied place among
the first and best Of the lawyers of the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

WE are exceedingly glad to know that
Captain Harvey Matthes Ct the Ledger has
passed the crisis aud is doing so well as to
give every reason to believe that he will re-
cover. One Of the most useful members Of
the press, aud one Of the ablest, he has been
sadly missed in the Ledger office and by a
host of friends by whom he is held in the
highest esteem. A faithful servant of the
people, the fever fodnd HIM at his post, where
since the epidemic began he had been doing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

AN Auction sale of seats at San Frncisco
for a benefit Il the California theater for the
yellow-fever sufferers netted one thousand
dollars. MesGames Oats, Scott Siddons,
Judah and Datrelle, and Messrs. Robson and
Crane ofiiciated as auctioheers. When hap
pier days return, the survivors Of the epidemic
will be glad to welcome the auctioneers III
Memphis az chr friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

THE friends of the late Batter p. Ander-
son will rejoice to learn, as we do, that Mrs
Anderson is not dead, as was reported to US,
but is slowly recovering from very SEVERE
attack of fever. Her niece and nephew.
Miss and Mr.. Murray, are with her, and SHE
has the tenderest and most watchful care.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

PTTTsBURG, according to Geographic re-
ports received last night, has contributed for
the benefit OF yellow-fever sufferers, $l4,-
COB 50; Chicago, S45, s19, and New York,
$3.50 900, which it has been suggested shall
be increased to 100000 by hundred
persons giving $1,000 each, and FIVE thousand
,ersons $500 each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

MISS ROSE EYTINGE, well known to and
much admired by the people of Memphis as
an actress of grace and power, now playing
lnPhiadelphia, proposes to give the receipts OF
one performance each week so long as suffer
ers need aid. The survivors of the epidemic
at the south will never forget the large
hearted generosity Of this noble woman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

LET it be recorded to their credit that
the negro militia and policemen have dis
charged their dukes faithfully, zealously and
with discretion. We are proud of them
They have proved their title to the gratitude
of the people of Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

We urge it upon the physical ms to make
prompt returns of the new cases to the
board of health. The facts developed yes
terday in regard to this matter of reporting
are not creditable to the faculty to whom the
statistics of this epidemic should be a matter
of prime importance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

WE must appeal again to the physicians I,
report the new cases Of fever to the Board O
Health. The value Of vital statistics ough
TO be incentiveieno1gh to induce them, with
out further words, to put guessing out Of thu
question by helping to compile TIE facts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

YESTERDAY there were . new cases of
fever reported. colofed 4 and white %. The
deaths reported were SO; colored p and
white "A. This makes a total of cases re-
ported to the Board of Health of 1913, and
of deafhs l $50.
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VicksbuPg, Miss
FINANCIAL,

Very little business was doing in the
banks yesterday. Exchange was quoted
at par buying and a selling on New York
on other eastern cities par buying and Z.
selling for both demand and sight; on New
Orleans d discount buying, selling at par.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

WE are happy 10 be able to say that slI
c. G. Fisher, chairman OF the citizens relisi
committee, is still on his feet, we'll aud hear
~, inspiring all about him by his zeal. f.
continue work IN behalf Of the indicent am
the sick
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

HE gallant army oinU-.- Stationed u West
Point havesc0Hiribu;ed $3.50 for IA. liz
fever sufferers from their slender pay. Goo
bless The eonntry's deienders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11

The Garfield orphan asylum is estab-
lished and kept up by the citizens relief COM
mittee. All applicants should be sent to 346
Poplar street, where the orphans will be i'm
mediately sent to the asylum, three miles out
on the Louisville road
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-11
ELnHINE HArEn

Yestss'ddy Of cotton aud gold: liverpool coz
:oH, 8 led Memphis cotton, 10 Use. Nef,
Orleans cotton. 10 U.s.. Netc York cotton
- 7-Sc Neic York gold, 100 Is.
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University of the South
SEWANNEE, TENN.

SEWANNEE, TENN.
On the Cumberland Plateau 1900 Feet Abose the sea
H-Eo ERidemics ever ascend the noun
tain. Studies elective. Complete courses lead to
various degrees. Two Literary Societies. Cadet
corps armed with latest rifles Winter vacation of
twelve weeks. beginning December 10th.
For further information, address
JOHN B. ELLIOTT, Md,
Chairman of HebdOmadal Board
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice,

ITO all whom 1t may concern: Having qualified as
administrative of the estate of the late Edward
7. Freeman. of Shelby county, Tennessee. notice
is hereby given that all parties indebted must come
forward and settle and those having claims AGAINST
said estate should present them. within the time
prescribed by law, or they will he forever barred
Aug. 9, 1873. LIZZIE A. FREEMAN, Admx.
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5. CECILVA ACARRMV

A Roa-5s--I1'o'un Vernon, near Nashville, Tenn,
\ OSSAA ION SloA for CJIII~- -.-~~-----s
IL Educational advantages not exceled by any
other educational institution Not sectarian; pupils
religious opinions not interferred with. Prices re
duced to SUIT the times. Studies resumed on the
First Monday in September. For circulars address
Super1oress Of the ST. Cecilia Academy near Nash
Vile Tannasaaa
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WOrkingmen's b. 4 L.. Association.

ON account OF the prevailing epidemic the bust
~ ness OF this Association Will stand In state OF
suspense until November list, when special meet
ing Will be called for consultation. All payments
viii be suspended without fine until that time.
c, L. PATTERSON, Secy. L. LAGRILL, Pres't.
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FACULTY:
ROBERT s. NEWTON, MD,
Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine Clin-
ical Medicine and Surgery.
HERMAN BOSKOWITZ, MD,
Professor of Special Medicines.
JAMES NJ COMINS, MD,
Professor or Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
SAMUEL E. MORTIMORE, MD,
Professor of Descriptive Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
JOSEPH BODIES BUCHANAN, Md,
Professor Of Physiology, Anthropology and PhysIo-
logical Institutes of Medicine.
CHARLES 8. GAUNTT, PhD, MD,
Professor of Chemistry, Toxicology and Pharmacy.
GEORGE W. WINTERBURN, Md
Professor OF Materia Aedica and Therapeutics.
ROBERT z. NEWTON. JR Md,
Professor OF Surgery and Ophthalmology.
W. P. STRICKLAND, DID,. LID.
Prof OF Medical Literature and Forensic Medicine.
GEORGE W. BOSKOWITZ, MD,
Demonstration OF Anatomy
For catalogue and Information address
ROBERT S. NEWTON. MD President
No. Livingston Place, New York
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|YeIIOW-FeVer
CAN BE PREVENTED

By the Medlcated Vapor Bath. It thoroughly purf-
es the system by withdrawing all poisonous matters
thus preventing contagion. This Vapor Bath that
has proved eficacious In graduating YeIoWFever
from the system is obtained by an apparatus recent
y patented for the production of Turkish and Vapor
Baths, at the cost of the heat TeQuired-about i've
cents. 1t can be moved from room to room, and
managed by child, with danger I'm the operation
No family can have the Yellow Fever II its members
use It. and IL has been known fail In draining
the poison from the system when used on Yellow
Fever patient. IL has proved effective than the
ordinary Turkish Bathhoase In Grad eating Rheum-
tism, Asthma, Catarrh, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia,
and all Nervous and DebilitatiIg Maladies.
The entire apparatus for Turkish and Vapor Baths,
including case of medicinal agents for the produc
ton OF six different MeGicated Vapor Baths, $40.
We will send, carriage paid receipt of price, or
c. o. D. by express charges to be paid by purchaser
Pamphlet of testimonials and drawing of apparatus
free. Lubin's Portable Turkish Bath
Co.. SO East Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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BOOTS and SHOES

sR- Owing to the presence of yellcw-fever in
Memphis, we are determined not to ship any goods
to that point until it disappears, wehave, however
opened very large and attractive stock of Boots
and shoes In Boston. where we will be pleased
to receive the orders of regular customers and
the trade generally.
Being very desirous to dispose of these goods, We
Will sell them Mt extremely low prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satisfaction
GOODBAR Il COMPANY.
Aug 20, 1873. DO Pearl st. Boston.
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Special Notice.
NOTICE To PHYSICIANS.

A LII Physicians are notified that the Ordinance
requiring them to report cases will from this date be
rigidly enforced. BY order of
ROARn OF HEALTH
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Howard Infirmaries.

A the request of the Medical Staff of the How
"A ard infirmares 1t Is hereby earnestly requested
that visitors to patients callbetween 11and12 am.
and to pm. Visits at other hours seriously in
terfere with the physicians.
W. T. WALTHALL,
Supentendent of InirmarieS for Howard ASS n.
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Brownsville, Tenn.

BROWNSVILLE. Tenn, September TO-
Six or seven new casus to-day. A woman
died in the country where she had refugeed,
and was buried IN a blanket for the want of
a coffin. All the county officers have left us,
and all the preachers except Rev. L. NJ, Pro-
vence. of the Baptist church, who is a hero
in the strife, and DIR. Moore, who is in infe-
r1cr health. J. B. Obenchain, one of the
Towards, is dying of fever tonight Two
railroad men are dying in the ladies' waiting
room at the depot. They have the best at
tention possible. DIR. Howell is convalescent.
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Canton, Miss

CANTON, September 10.-The total num-
Der Of cases to date is 2i6; deaths, 50. New
cases in the last "a hours IS; deaths, l.
The number of cases is increasing daily.
Oar physicians are on the go all the time,
night and day. DIR. J. J. Lyons, of New
Orleans, is still with US. and affordlng valu-
able assistance. No one who has not been
through an epidemic can appreciate our stu
alton 1t is horrible. We need nurses badly.
RoBERT POWELL. Mayor.
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~ II 4 II N 2 III
VfcksburS. Miss.
Cairo. III.

CAIRO, ILL.,, September 10.-One member
Of Thomas Porter's family, above the city,
died last night. The knights of the Mystic
Krew donated him fifty dollars for burial.
Two physicians expressed the opinion that
the disease was yellow-fever, and two that it
was bilious fever.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Free Scholarships in Kentucky MILITARY
Institute.
ENIKCEEE for Kentucky and Southern States 70,
l. Information address pr0mrtly,
THE SUP'T, FaTmcale, KY
Wruinia Female Institute.

STANTON. VIRGINIA
REV. R. II. PHILLIPS Rector. assisted by full CORD
OF experienced officers. The 34th annual session
will commence Sept. IL, 1878. Buildings spacious
with gas and hot and cold water. Heated by steam.
Extensive grounds. Patronage from lQ states
School trst-clasS. Terms reduced. Seven churchef
within three minutes walk. For catalogue address
the Rector.
University OF VIRGINIA.-Sessjof
begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER and cOntioQs
nine mnthS. The Institution is organized on Il.
elective system. giving the student free choice of
studies Wit. fai in the Schools of tho Ac,
demte OepaE .-ii al l.; ;e Schools OF Law Mea,
lclne lngiHeefi : ana Agriculture. For catalogue
apply thu Seer t-Fy Of tie Faculty p. o, Uniyel.
silly OF Virginia. j MES +. HARRISON, MID,
Chairman of the Faculty.
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ELECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. Livingston Place and East Fifteenth street.
18th Term Opens Oct. 2. ISIS.
Chartered April %, 1855. Organized Dec. 49, 1855.
Whole number of Graduates, 1885, Whole
number of Matriculants, 1907.
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HOLLY SPRINGs. Miss, September 10
Captain John Fennell died here yesterday.
F. NJ F
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MEN ORLEANS, September 10.-The TOW
boat Harry Wright left this evening for Pill
Town with one doctor and twenty nurse
there, and five deaths.
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CARD OF THANKS .

Ohm Y. HANDWERKER thanks Hon. Jno. john
son, J. W. Beath and Joseph Franciola for kind
Illustrations during the illness of the late Fred c.
,haDer CITY Tax Collector
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MOBILE, Ala, September 10.-There wa
one death from yellow fever to-day. A fugi
tive aud the Can t-get-away club continues
sending nurses, physicians and money Il
Memphis and elsewhere.