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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
Land for Sale.
DID 0 EVERY

!. FREDERICK SMITHS
Popular WOrks3
VNB have just reostvsd some new ones nresh hon his
w magic pfp-
''BELL1 T~RELAwNIY. on. T1Nz WORKS WON
DERS" B. ,. p. smith-
THOMAS BALScOMBE, Oh, TIE USURER' VICTIM
By J. p. smith.
Aiso The T0tl0Ving goods WoTkss
4 Rad ElGBT HAND A Iaie Of Indian Wasfsrs.
b Ned 8unfiiue.
4 VAR TRAus o. ne Hunt Of The VIVA Horse; A
homancr OF TIE Prairis. By Capt Wayne Red.
rHE HISrORY OF TBE UNI5ED STATES non fh-,r
ooi.niEaiion to ne End. : Nc 2sth Cor sress N Isf.
B Co Tuckrr. IN 4 vols.
MOSS SID4 New supply
PHYSIoLoGr OF hO4RDtNG HousEs. NV ruurir.
CUhRER BsLTS WORE-conpiste.
BAVrRD TaTLOR5 WORKS
A COLLECTION or CASES II qa
GskT y Paul I've. II Eashsue University.
a ls.zs sna ssectstask o. BOOKS AND STA
LNB xoUNS 4 Co
HU0 IS Gan Stsa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
Edmondson & Armstrong.

hLo'eeAe ana htaI Dealers IN
HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER R,
so. R4T MAIN STREET.
Opposite Court Square-Sign of the
G. O i a o IA 70.
KEEP constantly on b nd a fun assortment q articles in
their line, consisting in part Of French and American
Calf Skins U-mIoek ami Oak-Tanned Sole Leather,
skirtinss Harness. Birdie. wax and Up Upper Leather,
Enamrled and Patsnt Leather o. all kind; Pad. Heg,
ChHmois, Deer. LinlRs and Topping SANS Also. fun
Ssortmsnt Of saddiers', shoemakers' and Tanners
Tools, sc. ssddleiy Hardware and Harness Hountngs
Of every vAriety-to which We respectfully invite
the attention Of persons buying in our lima.
auc2O-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
NemphIs Medical CeIIege.
WilI Paw PrnmntIu

EANILTES vho wish % hoari Msdical students In n
IT Mempb . hrdicai Co lsEs. vii pleass repo / 70 d
l. sharks The uumher they can acc u nsdate TIE term
&C Faru29-1H1 L 4HNNEQ M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

FoNp q HonE The Wooasoeket r. ID
pr.~;of has a Subscriber N Burriirilie. Mr..
WsIcoms Ballo1. who for fifty years has been
.bseat from home only ore night. and then when
- vas attending court a. Providence. He was
never o. board a steamboat or q railroad car,
and never saw either until a short time since.
h ia about eighty years OF age, and has been
blessed with twenty-one children nineteen OF
VII IN are now living. Ten Of bis children
were born in the month Of April, In successive
and unbroken years
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

MEMORIAL STONE TO WsTrFIELD- - The
committee appointed By the General Assoeis-
tion % Congregational Minis srs IA New
Hampshire, to procure Subscriptions, deter
mine the position, plan, aid designed, and
erect a N -mpnal stone on TIE spot where R-v.
George Wsii6-ld preached bis last sermon.
are now ready 10 erect the stone IS soon a.
the fumes can be gathered. They wish 10 one
to give above one dollar and the gentleman 10
whom subscriptions may BE- sent is on. Amos
Tuck, Exeter. n. H. Whit Id preached bis
lat sermon at Exeter, on the afternoon OF Sat-
uTd y, 29lh Of September, I7T0, bavifg preached
four ZINES at Portsmouth he same week. He
then rode 10 Nesburyport, expecting 10 preach
there on the sabbath, but was taken with ash
ma, and died early on that daT- Il l. proposed
TO complete and inaugurste ths memorial or
the anniversary day Of bis deaib.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

HoNoR 10 An ANEnoAE.-we hear that
the Emperor Louis NsrolsOa not long since
caused an inquiry to be made Of Minister Ma
Foa Ahehs this government would permit
Lieut.. Maury, U S n, 10 receive from him
the cross Of the Legion Of Honor, and that,
having referred the question TO Washington,
answer has been returned that under our law
no one in L. Ms position in the public service
can receive a testimonial from 3 foreign gov
srnment.-Stay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

Ma PEABODT.-The London correspondent
Of the New York Commerci0l fdusrtissr says:
/" To the great grstihe stiOn IF the Loadon meT-
camille community, Mr.. PEABODY arrived on
Saturday, BY the Persia, after an absence Of a
year all but two days. Those who know him
well consider that be is looking much better
for his trip The passage was . calm one;
and be Gays that from the hour of h~isdsparture
from England to that Of his return, he has sx-
perieneed nothing but happy fortune"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
APPEAL.
NJ E M P HI Is.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER rs, 1857.
eREERAL HTTcHcocKs Lille.

We have carefully read The letter Of E. A
HrrcHcocK, late t" Brevet Brigade. General
Us. Army and late " Acting Inspector Cen
ersl Of Gen. ScoTT in Nexieo,D in answer to
the statement Of Gen. Pillow, giving an &C
count Of the arsissiee made by Gen. SoOTT
with Santa ANNA, and the payment by Gen
scorr Of ten thousand dollars as the first in
stsIment Of the million promised Santa ANN
to buy a peace or bnbe ANT ANNA, instead
Of entering the City Of Mexico at once, which
was at the control Of the American army.
The history Of the persecution Of Gen. Pix
Low before a Military Court OF Inquiry, has
not entirely passed from cur recollection,
though VI have not the proceedings Of the
court before Us.
We remember enough, however, to know thai
the charges COW made by Gen. HITcHoooK ar
substantially the identical charged made
against Gen. Pillow before the court, and
upon which, he was unanimously and TIL
~umphantly acquitted. We remember that this
same Gen. HITCHCOCK YVES a principal witness
against Gen. PILLOw upon these charges and
the charge Of writing the " Leon.dss Letter"
upon which charges the court upon full in
Quiry, returned a verdict Of g not guilty. not
withstanding the hard swearing Of this " late
Brevst Brigsdier." We also remember a part
Of the history Of the times, that while this
same witness was on the stand, be was forced
upon crs-ss-examinstioD to acknowledge that
he Adiutaut General and Private Secretary
Of Gen. ScorTD-haI written letters to the
New York Courier aud Eaguirer, submitted them
to Gen. scOTT, and bad them published in the
C0arier Gad EagSireT, lsuding Gen. ScoTT in
the most fulsOne manner, and traducing Pill
low, WORTH and DUKcAK. We remember
well that GeE. Pillow was handsomely ae-
Quilted of all these charges, and that this Gen.
HrrcHoocK stood self-conVicted Of committing
the very ofenss Of writing lone letters extoli-
ing highly the Comnander-in H. Chief, and that
with the full knowledge of Gen. ScorT.
This letter is but are-hash Of the refuted and
grounaless charges heretofore preferred sgains
this gallant and Tadueed Ofheer-sRd we much
mistake if the Ex-Brevet Brigsdier does not
have cause to regret hat his vindietiVe malice
entertained on account Of the cruel exposure Of
himself before this Court of Inquiry has
again brought him before the public eve.
Gen. PmIow will, Of eourse, at a proper
time, feel it necessary 10 make 4 reply to the
harmless fulniuations OF Gen. SooTT' special
friend, counsellor and witness, when the pub
lie will be the better prepared to estimate the
injustice which has been done him, and to ap-
preciate the motives which induced him to be-
come the representative of President Polk, on
a far distant battlefield, where all the sur
rounding circumstances made it necessary that
be should have sOme one to whom be could
implicitly entrust the honor Of his Admins
t~ration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

q ?. HAtLNAS il the only person authorized % use
- my name In setuemeut ~ Hnc uIts due me. Re
ceipt- ~ snv sthers vii HoJ Be al-Ued.
spI1-3tdasrw K. J. B T. VIM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

HENRY Clay AND Mas. PoLK-Just before
Mr.. Polk retired from the Presidency, says
the PhiladslPhis Press, Mr.. CLAY called on him
and Mrs Polk, and, being in one Of his hsT-
piest hunOrs, was unusually animated and
agreeable Something being said about their
retirement from Office, Mr.. CLAY exclaimed,
turning to Mr. Polk, " Whatever may be said
Of your administration, sir, there are DO tWO
opinions OF yours. madame, - (surnirg to Mrs
PoLKD ii has been emiasHfly sEceessfzL.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

AKEIvAL OF AFRICAN AFfREETTcEs-Fron
Gussaloupe we learn that the frss cargo Of At
rican lsborers bad arrived in The ship PLeHtz.
She left the coast of Africa with Dos On board,
and lost i OF the passage, which lasted thirty
nine days. The administration Of GustaiouPe
had been informed by the minister Of marine
that "tWO ships, belonging to the house ef
Regis, the Stella aud Clare, were about to sail
from MsrssilIes to recruit on Sbs west eosst Of
Africa the I 200 or I,50O emigrants that house
bad undertaken to supply in the course Of
1857 =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

q Mr.. GALES, in his "reminiscences Of the
civil history Of the Wal of 1912, speaks Of
several interviews he bad with Mr.. MoEROE,
then Secretary OF State, previous to the deciar-
alton Of war, at which Mr.. M0NRoE related
his experience during his residence at different
times ia the Courts Of different powers Of Gu
rope, and dvelt upon the hauteur with which
the Representatives OF the United States, as
well as their remonstrsnces against systematic
wrongs, were treated, ending these eOnversa-
tious frequently with vehe nent expressions
such az this: There Is no Glferaatip,t We mat
fgti, or be i~uedeemsbly disgrseed in the eyes
Of the world, ana even in our own"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

TRANSFORMATIONS OF LETTERS BY Rail-
RoAD CoMPASIEs Outside or THE MAILs.-
10 reply TO a letter OF a Postmaster incuiring
b. to the right Of railroad companies 70 send
letters over their respective times outside OF
the mails, TIE Postmaster General has decided
that letters, not enclosed IN stamped envelopes,
nor exclusively relating 10 the business o. the
road over which they pass, cannot be thus car
ried, except IN violation OF law and directs the
prosecaiion OF al peisons offending in this
particular.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
JUST RECEIYED
BENNETT HOUSE FOR SAFE

TNHIS vch known Hotel, in Brownsville {, Ten -
il ~tosether aith the F~uruiture, IL nov offered f"d
for ale, on good terms. The Furniture is as nI
good as new, having been IN use Only a few .A
n1nthS. TIE stand a an excenrnt one. and a Erod bar
gain VII - given n application Is made son. as I an
asternined % sell. F0r further Information. spply 70
geo. v. BENNETT. Brownsville.
Or TO- h.SEAV, On the Memphis and Ohio Railrssd.
sPp2o-dsvim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

TIE SOLDIERS OF IsI2-A large and inter-
estIng meeting Of the soldiers who served in
Gresnsburg, Pa, On Thursday, the 10.h instant.
After the usual officers were selected, Captain
SAMUEL B. CooPER stated the object of the
meeting. He said it was for the purpose Of
msmorializing Congress TO make such provi-
sion for the soldiers OF 1912 as they were
justly entitled to. After speeches, a series Of
resolutions embodying the demands Of the
veterans were adopted, and a committee sp-
pOiated to procure signatures to a memorial
which will BE- sent to Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25

The CUsroN-doUsE--Hon. Howell Cobb
has appointed Messrs. Geo. w. Harris. J. G.
n. R3mssys aud hos C. LYot ComDission-
erE. insseai OF the former appoiutees. TO receive
feaied proposals for be erection Of the bnil
lag designed for a Custom-H0uss. The apsro
~uriation for this building was made by the late
Coaesess. The gentlemen above named are
soO tinted simply - receive sealed proposals
frau this tine ull the 18Th dsY Of October.
Thess proposals are 10 be then opened aud
decided upon By an agent 70 BE- sent here for
ihsi purpose, BY tue D-Partmsat- KHorriiis
pe~fefer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
NE W MTNEC.

L A BESsOS has just rceiv d AZ hisI NF1 NTSIrE
L. NUS STORsa all o. the lstesf and AI
most iashi0nNble Piano and Guitar Music -
Of The GAY. slso. the laraest sto-k % Musical InsrTu-
mems and Merchandise ever brought b M-mphis- Also.
q nne stoek o. Pianos aud Heiodeons. Call so1ns n you
want something fn--
Z A. BENsON'S Music Store,
septI-IW 258 NAN street Memphis, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-25
WanIeh-

The steamer Persia, on her late trip from
Liverpool, beat the Baltic two DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
Nem pnbirailons.
SAFE FAMILY RE ADJ Nj
HARPERS WEEKLY.
NrNpFR THIRTY -FOUR READY THIS DAY.

HAHPE,hS w ffsh
NUMBER THIRTY -FOUR READY THIS DAY.
TRAVEL NOTES IN BIBLE LANDS. No. M. From
'' Lusfaaross~Ws.er on the Hends Scribe Water
L.srns the sraHer Draeomsn Hsifa HOrsss ioI the
Road; WssIe OH BY Land; AcrU Approach Y. p,snhe
MRS C1NSiNGHAM ONCE MORE.
fs SSF AhsanS moSoR
FfhL!sUsTIR PROsPEcTs IN NICARAGUA.
Our Daily TAX; No E.rsye Races Sc, and Land; SUN
FE 4ow sIo~ our own o0rr''''' '''1l
,s sSHii Milf LIFE His f F5
ouenut Village Washington Territory Inside OF indian Hut
BERANGER. wsh Portrait
New BOOKS and Literary Gossip.
DOMESTIC lNrELLlGENcE. .....-.,,.
& mic Of Route.
Election intelligence; bernssOria Platform; An Emsne
eon Platform The soa a" CoT me Ns Re-
ss,a Co,ored Mans Joke; SHARK Fishing of Race Point
Matrimonial Hoax Feh; between Dog enda Snake Another
9S.IAsp-Psrianent; The Atlantic Telegraph; Another
sps.ch of Royal Hair Dresser Bishop mar
ryine biz Cook; Parallel to the surde Baby How Court
made ;S 20 t'efPs E"1SSsa
The Goodwoed Races fRAScE-Cour, Movements; Visit OF
How .hs Poe az, against the EmpeFS
Ron nothing do with il Death Of the Inventor o ne
scmw TT.LY-AnotheI Pries,ly Scandal. PoRTTSAL-A
Mad Wolf CuBA-Noney Panic at llasans NDiAIfI1sr's
of the Revolt The MutiDy at Meern; women Shooeu A
HGa: Tai E''f rs t TIE %ffirE MOUNTAINS
ILLUsTR.TIoXs-Cy Of " Fire - on Board the Boston
Boat Tb. Old Man the Mountain; Going up Mount ash
in,ton Notch the White Mountains Conway no Beds The
CRYSTAL Falls; The Boston NJ d. making her Pupils Exercise
IaT %rr E %i Be VIII III S'E E s
L,:ton. - , ~ ~ ~, VIZ
TnE HlNDOOS AT HOME
ILLUsTRArio, s. Ryot Home the GaDges; North
MOunaneeTs The Principal Street Ia Dem; Faq M
FANS AND THEIR USES . .
ILLusrRATIoSsIuft Fan; LAZY with Flag Fan; Feather
Fan Fan; Gre Fan: faraso Fan; Egyptian Fan
Fsn Rice Straw; Indian Fans Chinese Fsn; he Paso
Ian in Five diferen; Positions.
MFMs or a MOTHER IN-LAw.
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY
COMlCALlTlES. ~
ILLusTRArIoxs, BOARD N THE CoUSrRy-fn go ~ once;
Bored in the County, quit jersey Farm House; New Ps
eLt IIaveing-tase ...
HARPERS WEEKLY will appear every SATURDAY
MORNING and will be sold at FIVE CENTS Copy Each
number comprises much matter an ordinary duodccno
volume twill be mailed 20 Subscribers ~ the following rates.
payment being invariably required in advance:
One Copy for Twenty Wecks...................el0o
One Copy for One Year
One Copy for Two leers.. W
Five Copies fcr Ore fesr...................... 9W
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Twenty i've Copies for One YesI.............. 30 no
To Posmascrs and others getting Club OF Twelve or
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CRoTos AeyEDUcT DEPARTMEsr,}
NEv.YoRK, August IA, 1882
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Seale proposals for the


ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed proposals for the
GRAND RESERVOIR of the Coton Aqueduc will BE- received
until the IA inst when the proposals will be opened
kOTlCEThe Quantities heretofore advertised as ,he ISL
mated amour. Of worn BE- done in the building OF The New
Grand Reservoir being considered sufficiently explicit the
Board have concluded postpone the opening until II IN on
the heby advertise the work. and state tne
following tn. approximate Quantities which the bids VIA
be tested: .,
1s2Sls cubic yards Of excavation composed - follows W.
6Sss4 cubic yards OF soil aud other material not
suitable 1 the construction OF embsEk nent 10 oe
paaed in spol bank within the spsoe mentioned ~
he placed on the outer slopes Of the earks3 and
% 40 cukic yards OF excavation fresn ,ae PUDDLE
bitches 10 be placed in emb,utIa-nt or spon bank ;
7O4,2l6 cable yards Of excavation, for puddle and
embark aents.
9eI 39i cubic ards Of rock excavation.
1898 cubic yardscf puddle In the bitches and
e59 Gu bic yards ebankment exclusive OF the puddle
bank.
eses8 cubic yards Of broken stone lining Of inner slopes
47lll cubic wards of stone paving or slope wah.
2o0o cubic ;ards OF paving laid In cement,
6l5 cubic yards of brick wall laid In &c ment
ea3 cubic yards Of concrete on the nidte BANK:
81 OC0 square feet (supercs meoire) OF sseet plinS
If the lowest BIDDER refuse omit accept the WORE within
hours written notice 81 the award the contract
VII 5e for ss than ten days. and reet
Pns aud specifications ready for examination az THIS
cf6ce.
T Board will ready to let the forhe gate houses.
and nine chambers this Reservoir and also for
the iaueduct with the wo7x IL short Tune
Due notice of thisettiug will be siyer;
Amended 5pecit ,soIs now res1y Tor dsivery
Fs- further informal apply to GEoRsE D. GREENE
Eagiaeer in charge Of the work .
THEo + DE FokEsT. Asst Com'r, Aqueaucs
A. w. CIiAVEN. Chief Engineer, Board.
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FT,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
4 FOR AUGUST q
CircuI0t1en.............. .......ISOsOOOs

u kOk AUGISI *
Circulation. '''''''''I'0'VoV'
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Frauds 10 Mi,sosrii The
Truth about Kan:ss; The Indian lI,nTeyt on Toe
California; Salmon p. Chase.
I.REvIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving IN q condensed
and conspicuous Oru the a.e,; and most important
Pacific Coast " 81: Indies and EUROPE.
IuFATAL COLLISION ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
THE SPIRITUALlsTS IN TIE COUNTRY.
y.rHE sOvTHERNERs AT HOME II: From
the Journal Of a Northern Traveller on HORSEBACK
vI.sUMMER IN THE WLsT: Correspondence Of
VII WESTERN NEW YORK: Mrs Cunninshsuas SIS
ter; Correspondence OF The N y. Tribune
VII. CALIFORNIA POLITICS: Correspondence of Tie
NY. Tribune.
IXHow AMERICAN CHILDREN ARE BADLY
BROUGHT Uf: Correspondence of The N
TTbSne
x.rRoM NEWPORT: Correspondence of TIE n. Y.
XI..pFATn OF DISTINGUISHED PERSONS The
Hon. Franklin Dexter; Charles Bonapsrte Eugene
Sue; Lsbsche; Judge Lee; rholas Dick, LID
XIl..AsPECTS OF EUROPE: Correspondence OF The
NIL. THE POLITICAL TESTAMENT OF col. PISA
CANE.
XIv..KANsAs Gov. Walkers Re;ura; o.swiee and the
Land SAFES; Al EItr, Judicisl Decision; C.to the
Censor Bogus Law Dragon at the POS; Re-
nswal OF Legal Persecution.
NV..FOLIrICAL INTELLIGENCE: Tennes,ee; AID
banis; Texas; Ohio; Iowa; Oregon.
XVI..SLAIE CASE IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY
SEW-YORK.
XVII. --LATEST NEWS RECEIVED Ely TELEGRAPH:
Prom Washington; Later from NJ nnesOts; Ne
sonii Elections Fatal KplosoE OF Poncei MAss-
sine fS;ei AtrHy in Phsdelphis-
xviii AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE: Tie sor.hurn
In 1887.
XIX. POETRY Midsummer Lake Song; Ulysses and
Caiypso; Burial vi Betanger.
NXRTVlEW or NEW PUBLICATIONS: Brill aud
the Brs<igDs, Ptrtrs,ed N Historical anG Dessno-
tive Sketches-Ey she Rcv. ID. p KiIcT II. n.
yXIBAYkRp TAyLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
xxx: GullrsntsdA I'D The DOvTs FEED; Coz
respondence Of The n. y Tribune.
yyIJ ~U.ND-BOOK or HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE"
Bs Edw sr6 L. 10 n2ss
xyru NISS ELLANEOUS: Amer IN Seient.lc issora-
ton; Tobacco Raising in New. EugsIdi JUae OF
the Fugitive Save Law.
NXIVxARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. CoMNERCIAL MATTERS: Fun ReP0Tt' Of me
STOCK Money Cotton Grain. CUE and other Mar
t.is specially Reported Tor The Tribune
copy 10: one year, 80; Three eoPe'
as; five ops, 50; rcI copies ST..
Single oope, in NISs. be ohsned at tie eoa.u II
la Pub4ctnoE Once iLis morning. PTioe. &c.
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Copartnersbip Notifies.

OTTER, MARTEN and WOLVERINE FUR
~ sAHhs ss.>s sssL. ss 80 ~ 49,
.HEjsg y .SS NxSs w6acASsSA~s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

CPLENDID GRAND DIAGONAL 7-OCTAVE
- ROSEWOOD PIANO, made BY Que oi the best makers,
Aad wauspted cost s5Oo used slxt kss WV Dc psa sss
STA Csp b. SesR q No ~ 8k1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
Gorscs, Carriages, &r.

VERMONT MORGAN HORFES.--For sa,e.
Gao psf bay HORSES hss yeisoiG, s1e Nor,sl Hoas3
shyesas oi% 1HS one gay MAZE i've ya, '.S-sl ve-y
rf- f Do - arc ~sEsI.d Ia9,ire - Nc ~ eLlC1
vssIs ofJ q. q f,.p, Q: II No u s2ggsst II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

VTHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in the
Il West az a medium through which 70 advertise II also
sves detailed progress Of Western Railroads
and Land spscnlson and thoush which Capitalists
profitable Investments. Terms 81 per Ad
dress w. ii. FARMER Des Moines Iowa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

CoNsPIRAcY.-Thrce women named Anna Meistrc
Caroline Muller and Caroline, Wauz, are on their
trial in Philadelphia, on the charge of conspiracy
TO cheat and defTaud The conspiracy with which
the defendant stands charged is an agreement to
obtain money and valuable property from Chris
tiana Zimmerman and her daughter Mary Ann. Ii
appears that Anna Meistre Is the head of relig-
ious society, established by herself and has sue
ceeded in fleeing some of her disciples quite eec
tually. She preached that the world was about to
be destroyed, and that only $4,000 by her instru-
mentality could be saved, and that che was the
sister of our Saviour
Several witnesses testified that she gave a feast
The tables filed with wines and all the fruits
in season; that Anna was dressed in white with
stars upon her bosom. and n crown upon her head.
That she there represented to her disciples that
sine must appear before God.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-08

The editor of the Nantucket Inquirer calculates
that of the 3,7S5 females, 10 10 fair presume that
5000 wear hoops. Allowing eight feet on an ave-
rage to female, this would amount to about five
miles OF hoop.
William Tllford, respectable mechanic, COM
mtted suicide at his residence, at Fshkill landing
New York, Tuesday, by cutting his throat with
razor. The only cause known was that lac was snf-
fering from what he supposed to be an incnrable
disease.
In Cincinnati, a fine looking Newfoundland dog
dropped his muzze, and instantly, as if fearing
the dog catcher thrust his nose into II again, and
trotted along with happy wag OF his tail.
Mrs. Margaret Stevenson poisoned herself with
corrosive sublimate at Pittsbnrg, on Monday, in
consequence of quarrel with her husband. She
had only been married a few months.
The waters of the Upper Potomac have been
much swollen by the rains and damage TO the crops
is anprehended a%
Col. Fremont was 10 leave New York Tiusrday,
In the Illinois, fer California. 24 T
ST. Louis has dishanded its voluntary FIRE depart
ment and substituted the pay system.
James T. Riddle, ESQ., OF Alexandria, Virginia,
died at Capon Springs on Tuesday.
Hon. James b. Ricaad has been re- re-nominated for
Congress by tho Americans Of the second ditrics
In Maryland.
Lewis +. Bender and John Teller had Aght over
card table near Cincinnati NV days ago. The
latter was kills