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MILAN EXCHANGE Tf ring $1.50 Prr Annum, in Advance. Jr. A. WA1J1J, rublther. SATURDAY. MAY 27, 1882. "Governor Barrett." How would that sound? S'x hi'a" bu'ldj lo yh1 pt Eoa Aqoa b, :v Ut eimd.iy nr;hr. 7!' new hoel was ...veil, aod vs 'I ojj fo' gue?" Juoe Is.. The Henry county democrats are in a tangle. They held an inharmo nious meeting last Monday, which bodes uo good to the party. The Memphis district now has two congressmen, while the Dint h is with out a repiesentative in her borders since Mr. Simouton's county was ta ken from us. Secretary White announces that the next session of the Tennessee Press Association will be held at Bon Aqua Springs on Wednesday, June 23. Members will remember ihis. What has become of that New York syndicate which was to settle the state debt and take our bonds at fifty cents? Can the Nashville World and Athens Post explain ? Or, was Brother Riley humbugged by that special. We have read with interest au ad dress delivered before the Central Republican Council of Washington by Hou. A. A. Freeman, comparing the crimes of Guiteau and Mason. Mr. Freeman takes the ground that Ma son, who attempted to assassinate Guiteau, was as guilty as Guiteau him self, and that he should not be par doned. The argument is a well pre pared and a strong appeal for law and order and a scathing denunciation of mob law, assassins and their syra pathizera. The speaker is endorsed by all thinking, law abiding men. A correspondent of the Avalanche says a class mathematics have been figuring on the state debt problem, and the result shows that 3, 4, and 5 per cent, for two years each, and then 6 per cent, interest for' twenty four (24) years, is equivalent to an avernge rate of 6 8-15 per cent, for the whole time of thirty (30) yean, and that 5 8-15 per cent, interest on on a principal of 560 is the same as 3 8-25 per cent, on a principal of 1100. Therefore, under the present proposed settlement the creditors will get nearly J of 1 per ceat. more in in terest on the whole debt than they would have gotten under the 100-3 act. This difference makes the nice little sum of about $90,000. A dispatch from New York says: "A communication has been received by the Commissioner of Immigration from the manager of the Rugby Colo ny virtually admitting the failure of the company to establish such a coN ony as they wished, but the cause is said to be that the class of people who have joined in the movement have not been practical people. The com pany have applied to the commissioner for one hundred or two hundred Ger man families, whom they promise to place on fifty acre farms, the pay ments on which they will arrange for on very easy terms, extending over several years, charging interest at low rates upon the unpaid balances. Bellville Progress: Pursuant to a call from the executive committee of Crockett County, a mass convention of the Democratic party assembled iu the court-house at Alamo last Monday for the purpose of selecting delegates to the Gubernatorial convention at Nashville the 20th of June. The meeting was harmonious and well at tended. Two delegates from each district, with the addition of three from the county, were selected, and instructed to vote for the best settle ment obtainable, but the convention was agreed that 50-3 was a fair basis of settlement. The fsnutlser'i State seem to lie en tering on a period of unexampled prosperity. In 1880 the value of the leading agricultural productions, h j compiled from the statistic of the i Agricultural Department were: Cot ton, $280,206,242; torn, $229,492, 648; wheat, 858,351.285; rye, $2,271, CGf;oaU, $24,462,137; potatoes, $6, 003,534; tobacco, $23,046,762; hay, 81812,721; rice, $5,500,000; sup.ir, $12,500,000; mola.es, $8,000,)00. The fisheries of the South are so val uable that a member of the United States Fish Commission predieta that the mullet fisheries of Florida will be come as important as the cod fisher ies of New England. With such re sources the south Bhould soon become the most prosperous section of the Union, and second to none as a man ufacturing center. The postmaster general has sent a letter to the house recommending that postage on second class matter (papers and magazines) be abolished, and he states that fourth class matter (mer chandise) is carried at a loss to the government, and if the government is to b taxed for the transportation of either class it should be for second ond class. Beware of the Widows. New York Herald. Representatives Moore and ilouk, two distinguished republican states men from Tennessee, have at last found out the trouble of the republi can party and have patriotically de termined to apply the remedy. It hes, according to these sagacious law makers, entirely two many widows in office, and they have come to the he roic conclusion to tramp from depart ment to department in Washington until there is not one left to draw a cent from the treasury. Mr. Moore appears to be the more energetic and indefatigable of the two. He has, according to our Washington dispatch es yesterday, succeeded in having one widow ejected, and he is now earn estly at work endeavoring to evict an other, in whose place he unselfishly intends to put one of his brother-in-laws. There is nothiug mean about Moore. Artemiis Ward was will ing to immolate all his wife's relatives for the good oi the country. Moore, with equal generosity, is ready to give a brother-in-law for every widow dis placed. In order that Mr. Moore may not be misunderstood, we shall allow him to speak for himself: "I have no pa tience," he says, "with the civil sers vice reform, so called, and I do not believe in sentimental politics. If I have any politics at all it is practi cal politics." This is frank. What could be more "sentimental" than to give a widow with, perhaps, half a score of little children to support, an office where she might earn an honest living, while you have a brother-in-law lying around loose who is able and willing to serve his country in a snug berth ? This is Moore's idea of polit ical and party morality, and he has the courage to proclaim it to the worlti He will not rest easy and the parly will not be safe just 6o long as there is a democratic widow in office and he has a republican brothersin law who is out. There are a great many patriots like Moore in the re publican ranks, and they are far more dangerous to the organization than all the democratic widows in the country. Tenner's Jane Bulletin. The general outlook for the weather of the summer season in southern and southwestern sections is improv ing, owing to the continuance of very windy weather in northern and wes tern sections of Canada and the Uni ted States. But a "windy spring makes a severe autumn;" therefore the outlook foi the autumn of 1882 is increasing in severity. Mv theory of "weather relationship ' is workingjust now in a telling manner all over the Northern Hemisphere, and I feci much greater confidence in predicting, the periods of the more marked dis turbances. Hence, I herewith reiter ate my previous statements respecting a very cold and stormy autumn" and early setting in of entreme , severity, with heavy snowfalls, this reaching to remote southerly points. We are likely to experience one of the coldest periods in a long term of years during the early part of the winter of 1882 83; but the cold will come in a lump, and the latter half of the winter is likely to be mild and open, with an advanced spring. H. G. Vennor, Editor of Vennor's Bulletin. Do You Want 1o Knjoj MfeJ Dr. J. Bradtield's Female Regula tor is not a panacea or cvre-aU, hut simply a specified remedy for one social class of irregularities or dis eases. It proposes to regulate disor dered menstruation, and protects wo man from a long train of disastrous consequences, and mitigates an incal culable amount of pain, mental anxi ety and anguish. Its combined properties not only tend to invigorate and build up the general health of women, but furnish es such special tonic, stimulating and invigorating influences to the womb as excite this organ to the healthy performance of its peculiar natural f'unctious. It possesses a special af finity to this organ, and exhibits spe cific power over menstruation, in cor recting disorders, and positively reg ulating all irregularities of women. I have used, for the last twenty years, the medicine known as Dr. J. 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