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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

From a very Interesting article on The Al
lantic telegraph which sppears IN a late nur-
Der Of the Jos-aai q Csnncc, re hake tie
following exsrsctss
|" We Sincerely cope that The antleipstiors
entertained IN England at the sailing Of ibe
Persia will BE- realized, and that this enter
p Use will have been crowned with success
within ten days ON this tine The frfsnHs
Of the enterprises across the Atlantic viii en-
Joy an advantage over tfo1e On ID sside, a.
hey VIII he y ronstart communication with
tue vessels engaged IN laying the cable. which
@lil not be iad from The centre Of the Atiaafic.
hut beginning a. Valencia Bay, Ireisnd-the
four vessels detailed for the service keeping
company across the ocean. At this very mo-
ment a j. probably known in Z gland fast a
considerable portion Of the -tfe g laid. or
that some untowsra accident he's caused a
temporary faiisfa. strong as are our hopes
hat saecvss viii be attained At the presen,
tiai, we cannot Be blind to the fact that IT Is
N some respects frst experiment, ard may
be defeated BY difculties which experience
~il ayerenue. Fears were entertained by
many Of The time Of The Persia's sailing, Inst
ne apparatus for paying out ihersbl- Nas tor
heavy Tor ifs snail sise ard lftls strength
ihe two halves uf the sable mad been mad. b.
mistake with q twist IN opposite directions.
Nhtre csasen much regret though it was be-
tefed a heavy weight at The Ioint OF connec-
t.op would overcome the difficulty. Arrange
mems were made to cut of he cable al mark
rs position By a buoy. shorld heavy weather
render q unsafe h. krsH up the connection be-
tween the Fqftioa IN The vessel AID that s'f,iy
leidi ana apparatns was devised also 10 haul
70 a portion of il for repairs, should it be die
covered At aHv time that The electric comgr-
~aieation wasdesfroyed or impaired.
1t bad brsn determined hat the first mes
SAGE across The oe-sh. IN case ~ success.
~hogld pS 'elrrg 30 Got in The highest, ard or
Farm Peace, good will toward men Tbis
viii probably be followed by Q zen Vietoria's
e~ompliments to cur President. and after bis re-
ply, he line will be open to the renlic Tor
messages OF not mere thar twenty words. AZ
hity s6iliiess ths rasssaes. or (say) ga cents
ciaiTa lFess to spend money on a large sesls /;
aud, judging from the past, they will not be
slow 10 embrace Il -
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Southern Wine Trial In eharlsstaa.
From the chsSatoa o 6rsri
$500 80 ~

hAh4hN BUN IA. CuARLES AXT.
EeffsRs o. CoURIER:-No.ieine a disposi-
ton on your p5rt 10 aid and assist an Southern
Agreu tuTsl Enterprises, / am encouraged 70
ask q place N your paper for the f-lloNiag :
nave had a long ard iatofioas 5trugie In
be effort toindaces ut SoBtSefn people 10 1lant
tineyaris ana Is make Wine, bat / nos feel
nat 80 stfogsie IS over aud the work aeon
phsneo All who have witnessed our success
'arleipate IN our enthusiasm on the subject
aud nearly every doub. az to The rrsctisabili-
y Of composing With foFcign eoaAtFies is re-
moved. ihave aoH a sdbpiy Of Nfiips S.utk
erR visa, fer which am seeking a market, a
uars { Population, such as il deserves
VISA 20 prove 10 you aud the country that We
Eau produce a Wine in the South which viii
rack among the first on the globe-unTivalIed
hitherto in America, and which will n.ake It
sslve known abroad as well az 2 hor1e. Such
a VINE we have now - out eri'srs, and we
nave a faif rfoepeet % making a heavy crop Of
grapes ttis s-taon through Alabama, Georgia.
nd home parts Of South Carolina.
To make the vineyard enterprise more widely
known, aud definitely to settle The quilts II
our Wines, 1 propose giving a Vine rsst al
Charleston, on Tuesday, the 18th dsv Of August
lumakirg yrnr eennunlty Bette acquainted
Eith The merits Of our Wines, | hope to opsp
70 ter The channels Of commerce, and 10
grove that, besides Cotton, Rice, aad Sugar.
our Southern mountains and valleys can pro-
duce a beverage which, though youug ant vet
Iame!ess, isfuily entitled 20 r place beside old
and ceiehrsiei hrahts, ard need rot shrink
from a c0mtaTlscn WIth the very besi Of it,
class. ! havg, thus far, only Heck q suff-
cieut age for a fair trial.
/ hope to meet al this test gentlemen who
feel a true Interest in Southern eu,erpr,ss, and
lil who are good ltges Of Wine. Islse hope
hat holders OF American wiaes wiz eth =
bring or seed them Tor esihparrson, and that
hes whc hsFe the fnssi and tcst brands of
American Hsck VIII permit Us TO taste them
siie by side si.h our natire vintage.
shall bring plenty OF Wine o. g~ive'sll who
may attend a liberal taste, aud I trust that
40 coHnoiss-urs Of your city Will favor M
with heir prsssnee Dae uoiiee will be given
Of The place cf trial, a..
Respectfully, your OBJ serv't.
CHAS. AXT.
CRAwFonpsvILLE, Ga, Aug. 3, 1851.
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fasen aHe nce IN tie m b side OF Court Square.
III adjoining w.liaceis Al etio aart aui tenders bis
rsfes ioual services to tie c titels q Aeuphls and Vi
ia ~. huai2 din
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

F0RENO1Tam nE % varoa RIA dis Tor his Dis
sac states Dr. srAtLEsrEReER's AsTrBoTE. A
~ @os svlieur AIRY oriia-u ease .rd one dose inva-
ra5'y stop the ehns u eoafsi- s nothmg b. BE- I-sst
d 2 &c hurifu to he gsfrn unssT any arcumsfancss
and uev-r prodloes the unps asaut n e., That a.hld be
ns- Of Q haia- and other asuts d surrs use- u
eaFes srery fo-n o. tfedisssss .nIt { e original ard
and oHlg AHfd0 for Malaria.
Al for Or. shahr b-rsrr's Fever ard Arus Anudote,
aud be sure yos st PiIt. Sid b. rssperta-a DruEgsts
everyTher Pte 81 50. Sole Prvpnsiou, a. 2.
sHALLESBrRoER = Co, Roch.-t- Pa
Nh iesfis as PTS, s. MANSFIELD 4 co,
augl2 Gm Ermrh.s Inn
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Memphis Ga steal Mathematical q
Enghsh High School
5Sss ?. segPozs Z. A pHBs,,.,

5 5SSsss = Il oSPezt n A Principals.
THE next ses-sn ~ ms srh.oi win eo--.,
o AZ tne sist iast, s1d elose On he al al
~ Sc ID IS q Master u Ars Of Prf1ostr1 sus ~,
n1l year erperirnc4 IN teaeamR via shat tre@z-
Hel kn9Fn 70 BIS nuutf0us % rans ID M-uun-s -
in 3 y a hfcneiur n Arts u To- Univ Is ~ ef vlT-t-
Ia a q ne D q sta ding ard gr.fua iau - BIZ : ~
papHs IN ihtf U~niversiy fuzzy tsstii 10 liz saperb nos
3 q srccess a. a facher.
thre Jet o. this schooi Is 10 prepare yruths for IL,
.ni.esll ~ eyery a paFtmfnt. " ~ A. iBsm FOR he
rcflEe duties of lie.
re go Sc 2, instruction VII b thorough, enbraeiDg
DE fnEt-h Luugu1 &c srd J. farafure
~ Greek ana lain Ian. a zu ant Iftersturs
IN hvaen Languag aid L.teralu e
~ TIE Ppre
Y Moral Ptn0s0pht.
oa-a isiry5 Natural Philosophy and Asfronomv
Doe tu1gn the tn.ish trsnlhez aud W.f 1910.
Hperai0rg . tnterifg uDlu m scri-e mics or re
Lln1iea u oPpo'tunt8 uf D arniuE Boot-Kaept Z sur
Eefinz heurvft . ard uutca kc
the s-shn 81 cigutfi iltu fso terms ~ A. wo,tb.
&C n tui IN fes are . IS a.. D. ss uo.f
sheh "ui NJ VI be charged 81 tor ned al ,xoenses
20 inE b. esslnu
Fsr farther p-raeuias aDD,s 70 eth ? Of he Priuct-
80 aHna-fm
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A Charlie oman.

VIC wishes 20 MAKE the west hi b NE, l. desirous Of
obtaining = situation IN s5m- ies2.cta-s ComueIeiu
House n this oity-.MemphIs
lie is fhorcughly oorverssnt With E1oounfs 10 their
ssil5us form snd has ben engssd 10 ihr Progision
commission busaess Dr sevtrl years. Any one ness-
lns ths e ry.ers o. such a p-rssu vii hrort e unseT-
sirnd By a~diressias him At Memphis. ca u Hsssrs.
LOwSEs, On5rLL s. co. A ~GUTNENER.
lERLEcEs-Nessrs Losuss, OrsuI 4 Co, S. p.
walker D. B. Aoioy, I B Ki taad. @ } s1ien. MAS
Owen 81 Avery, D. CoeErsl. ]. J. FiHuts aa8 G. ~.
Facker. Escs au-a-7rs
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Clnsinp.r.i D ny carte n Kas.asAu.

"A C-lncinnaIIi D ny SaL-t4e hasSAeno-
SETS RspublcauIsm.
,hle Gazesls, a Black Republican organ, has
,ss article upon this subject, from which W
&c extracts showing the safe Of things in
saehusstts. It Substantially endorses al
we have said Of Mr.. Banks ani all tn
icufcians with whom be is associated, ans
he g standard-bearer he nov is. a saows
OF with very small exceptions, the KaoW-
sre5inrs sni Black Republicans are one and
thing politically, and that The latter
The swallowed up hsf0rmsr, aud control eve
nee g in their own way. Il is clear thai
up Banks is in The hands OF The Black Re
riv car 5. and is bound to do their bid3ing
Z elected, 70 do an demonstrations act
tab Governor Gardner refused to perform
Teyi required by them:
Be was evidently thought, By its chief nov
hat the nomination Of \. p Banks was
Aadroit advoidf nce Of an anticipated dbl
= in killing OF Governor GsIdner, and a.
notame liza securing q Republican triumph
h. Gosern5r il a sroug nan, and crafty
al. and The FIRST attempt 20 throw arm over
two years ago nsarlv pr0vei the ruIi
nbes confrirers He rallied around bin =
B d. Of AmsTicsrs. and carried TIE
;ion bF a large plurality over bis Popnlai
u hlicau opponent Last year be so far tn
Is lover the bitter opposition Of the rad
Vsnsr-e s3iiers as to be allowed TO walk over
bseougs. without a republican competitor
YEAR be has repeated bis refusal 70 re
50 Judge Loring on legislative address, and
uttosdded TO his other ofeases Of the sane
q II he veto Ct an appropriation for some IT.
I'D use 10 Kassas. He has seemed willing
ske these and the Ike conservative acts
, imiai-frsiiOn. during the three years past
slresue in the approaching e~leciOIn- bis ul
T. WD0aeuts have denied tbs, aud appear to
i, accounted on an Easy victory To thls enc
ffst secured the nomination OF Banks By
q mericm convention, which was accepted
ter .nom ustiun was then carried, though not
. f3at difficulty. in he Republican eoaveu
and that q 90 accepted, though on a ticket
wiss entirely diverse from that Of the
kpeican convention"
70 j. u the extreme anti sisv-Fy wing, in q
- msssucf At lesst, that Backs owes his
"a ion ; and be viii nov, whether justly
Z be regarded IS their representative. /
90 8 10 b expected OF hia that be vii be,
clee, JUS the opposite OF Governor Gard.
II al things pertaining 70 slavery F; that
ID remove Judge Long, II requested BY
z is stature, despite Gov. G8rdner's foIci-
reboWiag Of It's uscoastiiui5naliry, and
ssr,ae wiil BE- ready 20 approve tbs mos ai-r5
i If the most ultra legislature that can Be
Is =
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FOR the CompIerion.

OF ~ thr Compounds ne tast 81 s-so pr pared a. =
oo.meue Tor the stiu. there Is none that has a highsr
nepriatiun Or one that $50 ppplisr With he ladies. Es
the faf-ism dKALiIsTOE on 0HIES4 VAr1H .Itis
Scientifically prepared, nd iss p-uune a. VII a. toHet
wash Il All with . f-v sppi-a Inns. reaose tan,
re tles %ssnbarp, and t1eut,Htous sruy'rhs. II fss1-
tniseiy usd Tor Dee pufposes ard ladies vho srpB
q can '1srrise in be opeu ar a. frgiy IS thy pssss
aud ezp'Tiru { 70 ic u~Esnirnes iron roui b or irt-tes
skin Jssrph B Huett& CO are tbe Pioprisscu.-Bss-
foa TraascrPf
For SAL b. s MANSFIELD a 20 and dealers so
AL. Pc. b, ~ a M -. .n-ta
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LIsE The Black Republican papers OF III
f. be isn R~naoun-e. with great satisfaction n
-i,+ threw Of ne American party OF the Soath
Sag Nicht southern papers cannot Zee
10y at the result taan do The Back ks
~ as. Their shouts Of JOY ring out 10
- ~ an embrace ia the wide spreading cur
ID 3 Of the air.
7srs. e clip the above from the Esgls Of yestsT
lnise We are not prepared to endorse its cor
rzaess. The Black Republican papers whiei
Save read, sing an entirely different tune
are lsmenting, with the Eagle, at the tn
ID Of the " Slave Democracy"
he New York Tribuae thus allUdes TO tn
% slscdoass
As "Our teIegrsphic dispatches from The West
bis elections are more nesgre than they wHui'
Win been bat for The prevalence OF temPesua'
weather. We infer from their tenor, bow
. Fot. that Missouri has been carried D. tA'
Hsm5a Democracy. as We anticipated, ana ne
proposed new constitution OF Iowa "a
y defeated By a close vo,e, The sl-Poten'
ng atof .niggsr' having proved too strong Tor u
! Jas her addces may change these cos iusIons
We 90 not regard this as probable. !
UEltackv the slave Democracy appear 10 Law
a clean sweep, cleo ing seven, and Pron-
eight, ont OF ten representatives, as wei
~ Safe Treasurer. Alabama Is, OF course
lonse er-ruh-n.D
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MOsquitO Bites.

An antidoie for IN p t=on - uansqu toa, bess Wssps.
&c has beei' founi o. ~eUasErr's KALLisroS, pre-
par By Joseph Barn q 3 Co.. Bostn tbs prrpars
tion contains a peeuiitr prosertr. uhlch. ~ n b4.
ih~roushiy usifd iato ne ;eE and stihss o. lns-ct-.
instantly nsuirai-ls ~ pclsa aadalsy. The lzfmms-
Ton
FoTssiss : EASsFIELD = Co. sai an d,airs
auEf3
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has been said and wriIter

J o'aimeHa.tian Or L%EosARb's Sosfh Aarnsa 20
sT aHe Agrs Ffrtty Tes eAn &c ZEE The y ntr-
70 90 CTS Of tht pEuac q IN e-scleafng from ths sys-
tenn every trace q O. Pevrr ma Agas. We FEEL VI.
Fefd-. naS volume, are mad a e 10 tzDreS the sra
an ato' me Pc iie oSct7 ne aiscovsrcr q ths salua-
be mcdieiae to Placing such q sovereign emedy vIfhi-
ths reach o. al II cores b, readily. ard tor 50 snsu a
sun that Il ovrrc me- the csd % Saving ge dI.-sse
q qul-is he fssfs o. IN lnced. vho dire. 10 taxing
Mercury and Ar ND, as We can a-slTs rhem that 60
c nfaus not a rsr,icle % eiiher
see he afv-r ieeuent 10 audfher par ~ his n-u-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-15

IMxESsE oRGAS-lbs great oTgan rlacec
in the town hail al Liverpool is one Of the mar
veis Of musical mechanism. l. consists Of -four
ToWs Of keys, sixty-three notes, and two &C.
tsves aud a baif Ct pedals, thirty notes. There
are hos stops and 5000 pipes. varying b ieng b
from 32feeIto three-siEhtbs Of an inch, ten DC
tsves apart. The grand source of win. is from
two immense bellows, each having three feed
ers, placed 10 toe vault below the floor Of the
bail These are bloWnb BY a steam engine. con-
sising Of a pair Of osciiiating cylinders. There
are besides twelve 0 her beil0xs, or reservoirs.
each giving Ire own appropriate pressure OF
air to those stops or pipes which { supplies.
The pnHeRstie lever Is applied to each Of the
manuals distinctly or sepsrareiy 10 manual
coupisrs. To the pedal organ there is a double
set Of pHusmsfie levers; bat the most elaborate
nee Of this power isfouud 10 it, aBplicstionfo
the continuation Of s-ops, It being exhibited ia
q cOnpouad form 10 each organ individually.
and to the whole collectively, where by one
operation The player 5 enabled to produce a
combination Of stops rPon The entire lastuneas
At ones.
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Mississippi ard Tennessee
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RAILROAD

k'1'A this este tn Passenger Traiu leavss M-upbt.
hafeuie- ar 1919 A n
q A-mphis 2-i5 p 81
fl c0'lec 8 SEINE H~tEc with 7 p NcArr
DLiy LA-1l tlsf cas-. P0-t Coaches f4r Panois
9isn =. Ctaton Jset-o1, ani vrk-tuE
sfd Do purchas- T-cke,s beforz
snuU- .hr cars I'D sav-p vn.nts of srtrr 49,
SfS-asr -lrek1c o. EI stations "a ia Rarr,.d az
ST O. rc-ived uittrut beirg cEn lid
hHs r. -.nET vi D. a11u % one hrulrrt uau,fa az
basgasr b. % Ratrsaf AID sfxiv . mi, b. ~ 80
ti 10 aftire vi ne q p - sbaEgsre ttaf ii 81 ia
t1r ftofh pts0a { ths rassnsrr
O. cr~ % i1--. th- Company viii holi terusas--s
IT 20 aHouu MT rrc edlng frtv d5tsr
neg Sheu travelling aon- urns. hsv. a u-rn,t
p3HLt whcn ID mist 3 and s~pccffyi-s
4. N PATRI <
@NH' Suserinrendeuf
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s0merViiEe Model school.

The H1t CrentJ sessioa Of ODE Young Laiies' xodel
school a. somervilr, rrna viii eouuenss o. ION
DAD, the IN Of SEPTEMBER uszs ,uier he continued
supsrvi-lsH " A.. & soaa.
b ouisr Of The Bard o. Trustees.
HCS. :. c. HUMPHREYS Pres't.
Edwin DICKINSON. Scy Js-daE2m
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Standing on this tabular cliff. { can see IN
vision the whole beautiful Soutb; AMI I saw
unto YOU that no people possess such elements
Of power aud grandeur. Their climate is
mafchisss their produces Of all sorts. varied
and exhAusliess. Nowhere can Won find =
higher q pc of manhood: nowhere does vamap-
hood bloom cur into mere sovereign beauty
Here RepublicaRism ia 10 its tTusst. prouds a.
form. All lhings that the S ates Of Greece
possessed (save one) thee States posss.s
And as Az Asia precipitstft hsrseH upon tboss
immortal isles and rocky promonioTiss and
was dashed 10 shiFeIs like a wave upon N
besk Of Saniun-evrn so one finds it impossi-
BE to conceive how these naughty Democrats
here could ever By suv force be conquered. or
80 much as cONed. WY, little South Caro-.
Ina herself has the heart and the stomach OF a
dozen MaTaihons.
EpeTythi1g the Greeks possessed, save one
high as'hetie ~ealture. With leisure and
spirit, q fertile brsin and q yolup uous temper-
slnenf, the SOutberTsTs have yet TO bssiE 10
make their 0gh Art aod Literature. Oh. hon
rising sun, breea for Their osn Cfmea0s
smile some rock with thy level Eastern raj
and let our own Agsnippe gush forth, our own
II ppOcrene doW. What needs this fair Sonfh
bot a Literature "rscy OF The s il.D tinted
with the purple glow Of The southern blood?
Suck / pray God may be vet veuchssfed Us
And meantime long life to The Bishepsl
BIT 1 must dss-end frem the elf. which 7
haze used - a sort of pulpit for your 5ebo8f in.
toe rude De Lacrycde-and dseslY break cf.
Ny letter Is lohg, yet= l have not half fiithed.
So look out for another. AdieH.
JOHN Mitchell.
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q The Knoxville Wig is coz fdent that
Ess- Tennessee viii be able to sell two millions
Of bashsls Of wheat the present season.
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Intelligence was received in Nashville,
says The Gazsiie on the night osthe 18th inst
Of the election OF HjRAoE MAYNAsD, in tn
Knoxville District, by about forty votes.
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EE
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

L~OCisElLLE, KY.
TFHs resuiar 1essi1n % t6Is insthuusn esuns,os d,
a - tn~fr-t MpsDAT D NIv-mner ad coutin .
lA !. 2 % htrch n u-ud % iun y eoars VI.
p EFrn D. O-too-F 70 ne Col q and Hospital
FACrLTT
ner.ta, p lesser Of Antony and suneTy. 3. v.
Ps..-. or . nsory aud Pra-tl e e Ned cine, HESnT
HAHDfE n n.
~ tGmr. A. D.
Prlt--or o. ths P-iuep'es snd Pracue1 o. sa-rry.
AtrDLETOE GOLnsaTrH d
nA saALL. d d
Po-es-or o. s1oiai ANATOMY " d srrrr,r
Fpansor - P~-y.tio-Y and Psiho sgicai An.t5u-v
6EC " BAN s. n b
u mo1stfatarof Anatcmys D CUunsISos. n.
t'LehLrf o.
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- TO o.
--tr YIN ca Lrureso on Ardicne ssd slrgry a.
Joe II rpi 81 tTic- Eek Ky DURING he session CIlnl-.
L4 '-i-s sf fb- foi-Ee rvsrV slfureay Effrruoan.
f9r fuffger ~rfirmsfinn affrrss
- LAhShALL ID nrCHrE B~crfi1gs.
Corler 6r1cu 4ni Fiuh ST..
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e The New York Courier says that a strong
competition Is now exhibited in that city
among dealers, in buying in the new crop o.
Southern wheat. Asaresult Of this, the enc
tations Of wheat have been kept proportioaate-
u higher than the prices Of -four.
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fuSg Recefvs,
Building and LsaH A,s4ciItlOa stock
EnR SanE
DR. }. q. MALLORY,

ELizA.B. CARROLL. Adminirafrr.
I7-tl R b. uAWLEY, Admsr.
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sHELsY MALE men SCIIG0L

NEAR GERMANTOWN, TENN.
q WIN SESSION o. this Institution vii
commence on MONDAY August 81. 1857.
b2f-ausus Y RAFrFR P-i,-f,.r
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ga Washington letter says the Regerts
Of The Smithsonian Institute propose surrsn-
dsring their present building to the Federal
Government for a National Museum, as the
Institute, under the present plan Of operations,
requires only an Office for the transaction If
is bEsiness.
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1ax . Of tie B4itimo-e Sun, says that
aeiiozs between Gen. Cas- and Gen.
relative to II. New Gfaaa1ian diff
Mt marty ended. and that perhaps
Be prolonged for several months
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TrRnaY roRNrEe. AUGUST Is. -.


J lEcIO DEH0CEAIIL tIALE
E De d mDcratie STATE Convention, whiei
hes q ~ assembled at Columbus, Ohio, nomi-
.usbsd Il. g. PAYxE for Governor, W. H. LYT-
for L.eute lant Governor, Mr. WHILHAN
- adge Of the Sapreme Court. Mr.. AoEST
pres -ate Treasurer, S. REtSHART for SeeFe-
. !" OF STATE, and A. L BAoKOs for Super
e<dept OF ihe Board Of Pabiic Works.
-arg ssolaio ions were adopted endorsing the
.srtaiD Scorr decision; approving The Admins
on Of President B%ucHcSAN and the doc
Of popular sovereignty as advanced IN tn
lD-. Ssas-Eebraska act, and in favor Of an in
IZoIiendent treasury for Ohio.
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q Col G. F. PARISH, of Augusta, Ga.
died on The 18th instant.
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DA4
E contest fsr Governor is very close IL
:. o1ri, and IS yet in doubt. We clip the
.ring paragraphs from the s.. Louis Re
san Of the 18Th inst:
ract FROM a letter dated JeTsrson City,
50, August 10. 1851:
ieu enclose ohcial reports from 4e counties
hOIsve official and reported msj7uiies from
wiIn is for Governor, which give Rollins =
IS Of 3 33I. H. the g. counties yet to
- rom. Polk's majority was 5,73L Rollins
ma1srefore have 20 overcome A majority Of
rib ca those couutifs, 10 be elected. He can't
i, aEnd Srwsrt's majority Ia the State viii
nethiag ulder LOO"
shall see. We fear il can't be done. We
epor,s IRON 90 counties, embracing the
. Al couaties, and is yet be-
.Il1LLINs e97 votes. In the Is counties
- beard from, BUoHASAN had 3,073 votes,
L MoEE l,I63 votes, or a majority Of
do BUCHANAN. The sane counties gave
4. rs, BE~rox rs. and Ewise sS7, or .
Of 1852 for PoLK over both BESToN
IN wIse-
telegraph last night brought Us the fol-
H. Dispatch Il corresponds very closely
/, ur figures, and may give tie friends Of
,RT some reason to hope that be has
iectsd. Having had cur ssg, We are Mt
o interfere with others in the views they
k Of the election. Here is The dispatch
nights date:
AJEEFEssoS CRY, August II, 1857.
- ~nsiy-thrse csuntiss give Rollins one
oBd wo hundred and ninsty-seyen ma
r DEF The sixteen counties 10 bear from gave
n. slan two thoussn- two hundred and ffty-
aad Polk three thousand one huHdrFd
e"sfy-thres % JoritY over Ewing. The
c~itiirats here are conidenf.'
uni 1diHsrence between the calculations at
It tom City sni hose which We sasnit, may
his oaatsd FOR by slPPosing that hey have
4 Jud dJreBt counties from those We have
cOa sted Ia our table.