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OUR colored brethren will have to learn
the lesson OF freedom better than the row al
the tenth ward last night would indicate
they had. This i a land OF free speech, and
interruptions of negro as well as of white
speakers will not b. tolerated. Hereafter We
think it will be prudent Cor Chief Atby to
send a policeman or two to every ward meet
ing. We must have or5er.
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CROP REPORTS.
General Solicitude In Minnesota Con-
corning the Wheat Cr0p-Retter
News from Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky.
minnesota.

Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, July 15.=The solieitude is be.
coming general regarding the condition Of
the wheat crop in this State. The continued
rains, with wind and sultry weather between,
create fears Of damage, both from lodging
and rust. Special dispatches to the Pioneer
Press from thirty points in the State confirm
these fears as to some localities where the
grain is lodged and rust begins to appear
but their general tenor is more hopeful than
the opinion of the people here. Some coun-
ties north, and others down the river, repre-
sent the crops as in splendid condition.
The unfav orable reports come from the south,
near the Iowa line. Dispatches from the
northern counties of Iowa are uniformly
gloomy, representing the plant rs badly dam
aged by lodging, blight and rust. Harvest
in this State will begin in one or two weeks.
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-The Commercial
this morning publishes crop reports from
large number of places in Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky, which indicate that there is not
only greater acreage of wheat than in any
former year, but the average product per
acre is larger than before.
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Mr.. HAYES has thrown off the last Of his
DISCUSSES. Tired o. affecting the virtue Of
civil-service refo IN, he comes out undis-
guisedly as the politcaD. He wants to de-
feat the reelection of his personal and po-
litical enemy, Senator Conkling. The New
York customnouse is power. Mr.. Hay s
proposes 10 use it in helping - elect an a. =.
sembly next fall, a majority Of which would
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." TUE mockery of reform. Puerile rea-
Il" sons FOR the New York changes. Charac-
- teristic vacillati2I-Iu ificer, one year ago
q" held in the highest esteem, removed with
" out a charge preferred against him. "
These are the headlines of the New York
Times, the great national organ Ct the Re-
publican party, over It's special from Wash
Ington, announcing the removal of Collector
Arthur and Navl' Off ,er Cornell.
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The San Francisco correspondent of the
New York Tribune does not fancy Kearney,
the head-devil OF the California communists
and chief Of the Nat onlls. He says the ex-
drayman can out-cnss a generation, aud
that "the three Persons of the Trinity in
every conceivable combination with the neither
regions and their inhabitants garnish his pc
RODS. In fact, he treats the capitalists oil
California exactly as he would his team In
mud hole"
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The Republicans OF the third Minnesota
district have nominated w. ID. Washburne
minister to France, and General Cadwallader
c., the gentleman who performed the great
feat of rushing through the streets of Mem
phis ca1 IN a robe de mutt, one morning du-
ring the wa, when Mr.. Forrest CHANGED to
make one OF his urexpcct visits.
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COLONEL JAMES CASEY, Grants brother
in law, says that Grant will go into conven-
ton two years h. nee with every southern
State solidly for him, and Pennsylvania, Illi-
nois, Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin already
assured. Casey thinks that there will be only
one ballot and no opposition.
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HAYES is determined to pay them all. A
runner from Washington has reached the
Baltimore Gasefte to the effect that Judge
Swayne, OF The supreme court, is TO be given
some sort OF foreign appointment, and that
his place on the bench is to be filed with
Stanley Matbews
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cause she is a woman.

AND now Captain jerks turns out to have
been an ordinary marine, working for four
teen dollars month, and afterward an en-
bezzler 10 the tune of fifteen thousand dol
lars. And the New York Tribune thinks
that common decency requires the Potter
committee to stop exposing the character Of
eminent southern Republicans.
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The Knoxville Chronicle announces that
the FIRST convention of Tennessee young mems
christian associations will assemble in Chatta-
nooga during the latter part OF October. So
far as is known, there are now twenty-five as
sociations in the State-eight are in the co..
leges, and one is conducted 10y railroad men.
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An enthusiastic gentleman who writes to
the New York SWH over the signature of
'Monongahelo. says that he used to be in
favor Of Thurman for President, but that now
he Is tooth and toenoil for General Joseph E.
Johnston
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Miss P. w. SUDLow, for many years su-
perintendent OF the Davenport schools, has
accepted the chair Of English literature in the
Iowa State university. Salary, seventeen
hundred dollars year; just the sum that was
paid to h.r predecessor. There was no cut in
her case because she is a woman.
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Mysterious Disappearance of Jour
naltaf.

LEAvENwoRTH, KS, July 15.-The family
of F. J. Wendell. late manager of an even
ing paper in this city, is very uneasy as to his
whereabouts. He lsft this city July 4th and
arrived in st. Louis on the evening of the
fifth, and for the last time was seen in the
Union depot of that city after leaving the car.
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Marine Chronicle.

LONDON, July 14.-The steamships Greece,
Italia, State of Pennsylvania, and Sorrento,
from New York, Massachusetts, from Boston,
and Lake Champlain and PheDician, from
Montreal, have arrived out.
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A Young Breton shot at by a Catholic

NAPANEE, ONT, July 15--Whiln pn.,-4r
Heat maysvliIe corners, On Saturday evening,
he was shot at and severely wounded 10y Jas.
White, Catholic. 1t is reported this even
ing that White shot Robert Harvey while
irving 10 arrest him. White is still at large,
though the latest information says he IS sur
rounded in the woods and his escape Is almost
impossible
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NEGRO with tie very Celtic name Of
O'Hara has been nominated 10y the Republi-
cans of the second North Carolina district.
He will very likely be elected.
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CITY OF MExIGo. July 7.-Colonel NJ Ken
siderable excitement, the people believing
that M 'Kensie acted upon wide construc
ton of his orders, and that the object
was to raise a border war for annexation pur-
poses. The treasury Is now said to be de-
pleted. Fears of coming disturbances con-
tinue to create uneasiness and impair bust
ness. A famine is reported in the States of
Sonora and Sinaloa. At Mazatlan there is
no -four, and the people are emigrating.
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The Friars Point CoahOmjqn says that the
colored people as we'll as the whites of his
district are for General Chalmers fer another
term in congress.
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CLOSING RATEa

yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
foH' SD. Memphis cotton, lie. Nee
Orleans eotin". - zee = or cotton,
II 10. Nee York gold 100 IL.
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ALL TIE northern papers Of the Radical
persuasion abuse Mr.. Davis for his Misss
sippi City speech. Readlng~it closely, we
thought it one of his most patriotic efforts.
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The Azor, which took out that unfortunate
company OF negroes from Charleston to At
rlca, Is threatened with seizure for debt, If
she should return to this country.
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,vKATuEE INDICATIONS.

WAR DKPT OFFICE CT. $50. OFFICE
WAsHISGTos, July rs, I am. I
For the lake region, Tennessee and the
Ohio ra!iey, clear iceaiher, Jollotred By in
cyedsiHg cloRdiHess, rari0Jle ri,ds, mostly
from me south, risi"g temperature, and fall
ing barometer.
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COLONEL MosBY and his brother both de.
cllned Federal appointments from Hayes.
Why? is the question agitating the mind of
the average Nirginian.
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JONI A. LOGAN will stump Illinois for the
Republicans in the fall. He wants some
thing.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RALLY!

PPOINTMENTS for Democratic and COnserva-
~ tive speakers. at all OF which places the nom
inees will be present and also address the peoples
EIGHTH WARD.
TUESDAY, July h-NIght-Poplar Street Market
hOuse-Col. Luke W. Finlay, George Dent and Gen.
G. W. Gordon.
SIXTH WARD.
WEDNESDAY July 18th ight-COrner Main and
Pontotoc streets-Judge n. 7. Elicit, Capt julie A.
Taylor, Hon. John Johnson.
NONCONNAH CREEK.
WEDNESDAY, July 17th-Pcnlc and Barbecue on
the fernando road, at NoncOnnah Creek-Judge
James A. Anderson, Judge Orviile Yerger, Major
George W. Winchester.
SEVENTH WARD.
THURSDAY, July 17th-Night-SoaTi's Grocery
(Beale street ana N. and Railroad)-COl. Josiah
Patterson, Capt R. c. Williamson, L. B. McFar
land, R. d. Jordan.
ON THE BLUFF.
FRIDAY, July 19th-Night-Hon II. C. Young.
FIRST WARD.
SATURDAY July -NIght-Corner Jackson and
Main-Gen James r. Chalmers, Col Geo. CAN'T,
Hon. George B. Peters, Gen. l.. B. HorrIgan.
COLLIERVILLE.
SATURDAY, July 2Oth-Grand Rally-Hon. b. c.
Young, Gen. Luke E. Wright, Judge Robert Hutch
insOn, Gen. Georse W. Gordon.
BY order Executive Board.
W. l. CLAPP, Chairman.
s. J. CAMP, Secretary.
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO,
~ MEMPHIS, July B. 1873.
EE- At the annual meeting of the Board OF Di
rectors of this Company, held this day, Seminar
nual Dividend of Five Per Cent was declared
from the net earnings OF the past six months.
d. 7. PORTER, President.
JNO. g. LONsDALE. IR.. SecratafY.
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aKukIux Kiiied by a Negro

NASHVILLE, July I5.-Robert M. Lowe, a
white man, was shot and killed by Calvin
Anderson, colored, near Bellbuckle, this
morning, while Lowe and fifteen others, in
disguise, were engaged in breaking down his
door
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SENATOR M'DoNALD, Of Indiana, believes
the Democrat will gain three congressman in
that State.
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VINO will Pope havs?" Is the question
everybody at West Point is asking.
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HoS. CLARKsoN n. POTTER is said to be
thinking Of himself IN connection with the
Presidency.
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EUROPE will now enjoy peace until Russia
wants another slice Of Turkey.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Great Representatives Of the Treaty
Powers at the Peace Congress ON
their way Home, Well Pleased
With their WOrk-Bismarck
Especially So.
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GENERAL NILES

Gives the Indians Another Severe Thrash.
iBg-Afier Five Hours or Hard Fight
ing he Drives them into the
Mountains, where he
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10. II. FUNERAL NOTICE.

GUTHRIE-The members of the Independent
Order of Immaculates notified to meet at their
hall, No. 2O4 Front street. this (TOESDAD morning,
at IL o'clock to attend the funeral of our late Bro.
PEYToN GUTHRIE. d. WELLS, N. N.
TURNER ALLEN. Secretary.
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Baseball Scores.


Cleveland-Forest City, 2; Stars, s.
Observation-Disclosures, IA; Milwaukees. 8
Observation-Disclosures 10; Lolisvilles, 5.
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oBsERvArIONs YESTERDAY.
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE L. 5 ARMY.
MONDAY. July 10. IhIS. lOaSO % NJ

". n. M'ELhOY, Sergeant
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VIII Finish them as Soon a. Reinforced
-Sufrerings OF the People at Pendle-
tOn-What Red loud and his
Band Wants.
Startling Developments OF Fraud Perpe.
trated by the Agent Selected and Re.
commended by the Episcopal
Church-He Is a Thief
Like the Rest.

ST, PAUL, July ia Bismarck special TO
the Pioneer Press says: "A report is current
that the hostile Nez Perez IpdIa.s in CARA
dian territory with Sitting Bull are Quietly
moving across The mountains to their old
horne, Major Craine, of the Canadian police
left Fort Walsh to try to obtain a peaceable
removal of the Nez Perces to the American
side"
The United States government warehouse
at Fort Lincoln, containing clothing and bar-
ness, burned yesterday. Loss, one hundred
thousand dollars.
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July 7th-Night-SolaTi's Grocery
(Beale street ana N. and Railroad)-COl. Josiah
Patterson, Capt r. c. Williamson. L. B. McFar.
land, B. d. Jordan.
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The Removal OF Utah Chief-Justic,
Urged.

uBtIc6
Urged.
SALT LAKE, July ia petition to the
President asking the removal from office of
ChIef-Justice Mitchell Schaefer Is published
| here, signed by most of the lawyers In the
| city. The petition allegei ignorance or a
disregard of the law and precedent even
clerk of the court, his brother-in-aw, and his
son are managing the clerks Office in such a
manner as to bring tine court into contempt.
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COLLIERVILLE.

SATURDAY July 20th-Night-Corner Jackson
Main-Gen. James r. Chalmers, Col Geo. Gil
Hon. George B. Peters, Gen. l.. B. HorrIgan.
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The Potter Committee at New Orleans

New ORLEANS. July l5-Isaac w. Patton,
chairman of the Democratic State committe
in 1876, testified that he saw Anderson about
October; Anderson proposed that if the
Democrats would support Nash for congress
he would give them two members of the gen.
eral assembly and fifteen to eighteen hundred
Democratic majority in East Feliciana parish
Witness could not entertain the proposition,
but telegraphed for M'Cabe, in Feliciana; he
came down aud talked with Anderson about
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4 PPOINTMENTS for Democratic and Conserva-
~ tive speakers, at all of which places the nom
inees will be present and also address the people
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Disastrous Floods i'm Iowa.

night flooded things generally. sweeping
away two bridges on the Illinois Central that
had been nearly completed since Thursday 5
storm, and one that had been finished. One
creek raised five feet in two hours. The
weather is still very hot, the thermometer
reaching ninety-two. There were two cases
of sunstroke oday, but neither of them
fatal
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more telling to-day than at any time this
year. The thermometer has reached ninety
one degrees, and three cases of sunstroke are
reported, one being fatal. The Washington
ice company lost a horse, and one of their
drivers was overcome by heat. Anton Grei,
a Polish laborer, died from the effects of sun
stroke, and an unknown man was Frustrated
by heat.
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WEDNESDAY, July 17th-PicnIc and Barbecue
the fernando road, at NoncOnnah Creek-Ju
James A. Anderson. Judge Orviile Yerger, Ma
George W. winchester.
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WEDNESDAY, July h-Night-Corner Main and
Pontotoc streets-Judge II. T. Elicit, Capt julie A.
Taylor, Hon. John Johnson.
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SIXTH WARD

TUESDAY, July NIght-Poplar Street Market
house-Col Luke W. Finlay, George Dent and Gen.
g. W. Gordon.
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ON THE BLUFF.
FRIDAY, July DECENTRALIZATION. 81. C. Young.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-05-11

gade occupied the position which had
been assigned it in heprogramme. But
70 attack was made. The plan falling
in one part, failed in all, aud the army
was Withdrawn, having lost Col. John
A. Washington, aide to Gen. Lee, who
was shot by picket concealed 10y the
roadside. The blame tor the failure TO
attack has been by some attributed to
Col. Rust 1t was certainly not the
fault OF Gen. Loriug.
Gen. Lee then proceeded with the
most effective portion of his army to
the Sewell mountain in Greeuhrier coun-
ty. when united with the commands Of
Wise aud Floyd, he had near ten thous-
and men. Rosecrans was encamped on
the top of the Sewell with about five
thousand men, as was afterwards ascer-
tanned. The two armies lay within
sight of each other ten days; when
Rosecrans, finding the danger OF his
position, made haSty retreat, on the
night of the 9Th of October This was
first ascertained 10y there being no tents
seen on the Sewell the next morning.
Here the campaign ended,
For its conduct and failure, General
Lee was severely censurcd 10y the press,
rs well as by some officers of experience.
They perhaps, did not reflect upon the
difficulties in his way. He was in hos
tile couutry.-No people made greater
sacrifices, or proved themselves better
soldiers, than those from Northwestern
Virginia, who took part with the South
in this contest, yet they were greatly IN
the minority in their section. The Con-
federates were also cut of, by a hun
dred miles OF mountain barriers, from
their base of supplies; whilst the FEEDER,
ais had all the advantages OF railroad
communication with the States OF the
West and Northwest, 10y which they
could obtain, upon short notice, any
amount OF supplies aud rcintorccments.
Nor was it considered, even if he had
erred that "when man has committed
no faults in war, he can only have been
engaged in il but a short time
GEORGE 4. PoRTERrIELD.
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GENERAL ORDERS no. 30.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE FORCES,
AHI


/. The Court Of Inquiry which conven-
ed at Beverly Oh the 2OtE ultimo, at the
request of Colonel g. 4 POrterteld Of the
Virginia volunteers, to examine into the
circumstances of the retreat of the Nir-
ginia forces from Philippi on the Srd of
June, under his command, has reported
the following facts in the case:
A force of Virginia troops, consisting
of some six hundred effective infantry (Or
thereabouts. J and ole hundred and seven
tv-iive cavalry (or thcrCabOutS,) inSuli-
ciently supplied with the nH'. -SarA ac-
cou remeuts and ammunition, was station
ed at Philippi, Barbour county, Va, on
the morning OF the 3rd OF June, 1901,
(where they had been for some six or
seven days), under the command Of Col.
Geo. 4 Porterfield, of the Virginia voluu-
teerS.
On the morning of the day just indicat-
ed, ut between daybreak and sunrise, this
command was attack and taken by sur
prise. no alarm or intimation of the enc
mv's approach having been given by the
guard. or infantry pickets, until the enc
nv WAS within some four hundred yards
of the place, and had commanded fire from
his artillery. By the examination 1t Is
shown that main and picket guard, As
StrOnIaS was consistent with the infantry
force present, was regularly detailed and
posted at distances sufficiently far out 10
accomplish the object in view, provided
they knew and did their duty, which lat
ter is strongly to be suspected, from the
fact that. although in advance, they failed
to give any intimation OF the enemy's APP
ppoach, a conclusion which is strengthen
Z | by the official report Of the mounted
officers out with the scouting parties on
the night Of the I'd of June, that they had
neither seen All infantry picket, nor been
challenged by it's sentries going TO or re-
turning from the town that night. 1t ap-
ears that Immediately upon the arrival
of the command at Philippi, the officer in
comm and, Col. Portertield, took measures
20 place his force, which was raw and
now in service, under 4 course Of instruc-
ton and to select those in his opinion best
fitted to instruct the sentinels and guards
in their duties. The testimony shows that
while there wasa certain degree of con-
fusion in some quarters, 4 portion of the
command moved from the town in good
order. and that the whole force, nearly,
after passing some distance from the town,
was reformed and proceeded in order.
Ii is shown in the evidence, that an eX-
pectltion of attack, or move upon Philippi,
shortly 10 be made, was entertained gen
orally. among the officers and others OF the
command, and that Intelligence, chow
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TIE FISCHER PIANO.

Excellent instruments and sold very
low.
Have Organs and Pianos, all styles,
and all prices. Organs from $50 to $3.50,
and Pianos from $l15 to 81 $50. lnstru
mcnts made of very best material, all
modern improvements. \ written guar
antce accompanies every instrument sold,
guaranteeing it for years. Will make
terms very easy; will sell on monthly in
stallmentS; plan as low as 50 L month !;
large discounts for cash. Old Pianos and
Organs taken in exchange for new ones,
and full value allowed. This comparative
chcapncss places these instruments with
in the reach of all. Parties desiring to
purchase either an Organ or Piano, will
find it to their interest to buy of me. Get
my prices. Correspondence solicited. Do
not fail to send for catalogues, references
and circulars, givingan honest history of
factories, clear account of capacities, and
exact merits, furnished to any one free
OH application to
EDWARD Il. PAUL., Agent,
MartinSburg, w. Va.
=, S.-I have authorized Mr.. j. III. liar
ri>on to act az agent for the sale of the
above instruments; any contracts he may
make will be perfectly satisfactory to me.
EDWARD 7. PAULL.
MartinSburg, April -, 1873. ly