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EGGS-Smau receipts and market
irm. Fresh packed, 10 TO zoe.
FLOUR-Tbe@e is but q light demand
outside the retail market. with prices
weak. Common, So to SO; supeIhnet
SO 30 to SO: X, So 30 to 81; Xxx, Slo
60 IS; xxx and all fancy brands, Sl7
to $50.
HIDEs-There is an actlve demand
for all kinds. Green s 10 Be; green
sailed. 10 to lie; dry flint, Is to l7c.
HAY-A light demand, with heavy
stock Of common, and litas prime,
Selling Oh Ieyee at SIS to S26 for latter,
and former at S23 to sd
IRON TIES-The demand has ceased.
Held st II to 12c per ID.
LARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Tierces, - TO l34e kegs, IA to l43c.
LIME-NOt active, with q good sup
ply. Ohio, 81 so TO 81 50f Cape, s. %
TO So.
MOLASsES-The supply Is not large,
and demand fair. Common, 70 to soc;
choice, Csc to 81; syrup, 81 10 81 so.
MACkEREL-There Is agOod stock
on hand. Prices are steady at 80
to S24 for No. /: 50 to S23 for Nc. 2 $50
for No. 8. Half barrels and kits in pro-
portion.
OILS-A good stock Of all kinds on
hand. Coal, common, As to 52e extra,
So to SIC lard, 81 IS To 81 so; train,
81 20 10 81 30; linseed, 81 50 to 81 TO-
sperm, 81 Is to g.
OATS-Hhe receipts are fair, and
prices weak. We quote on levee at
80 t0 92c.
ONIONS-The old on hand are not
good, prices varying from 81 to s. per
Dol. New are coming in from below at
IS 10 So per boil
Professionalism is a good SUPP
ply on hand, and prices are firm. Mess
pork is selling at 81 20 S24 25; prime
mess, SD 20 80 SO; clear sides, Is TO 15fc;
clear rib, III TO l25e; plain sugar cured
hams, IA to 15c; ~canvassed hams, II
to l7Ic; breakfast bacon, Is to 1Sc.
POULTRY-Chickeus are scarce and
in demand. Selling at 81 to S. per
doz.
POTATOES-Are in light supply and
dull. Selling at g 25 to g per Dbl.
ROPE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made 122 to 13e; hand
made 10 to lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are very fair,
and prices are firm. The stock
on hand is good. Crushed and powdered,
~ 70 NC A Coffee loCT D. AtC ~ 1910
SALT-Thers is q good stock on hand
and demand fair. Sacks, s. 20 to
g so; barrels, So TO S. 30. .
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 20 TO 81 50
tsney Virginia, new work, 81 to
81 g {; fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, 70 to s5c common
bright, pounds, go to 75c fne and fancy
smOking, IS to 81 80.
TAR-In kegs, S. 10 ST per doz.
WHISKY-rhe market is firm but
quiet. Common. 81 IS to 81 imitation
BOURBON, s. 25 toss Bourbon, s. % to S..
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FARGASOH, C0RDES & co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
no. S20 Front Street, Memphls.
J. :. FtR6LsoS. A. OOEBEs. c. c. CLAY.



Deed 10 me executed hv A. Street on 18th
day Of Noyerube-, 1853, and which s. duly regis
tered ia the Registers ofiee OF SHELBY 0Uuty
and also i'm pursuance OF . Consent pec.ee
made by The Hon William NJ. smith, Juuge OF
the Cnancery Court of Memphis On I'd day OF
April, i>5l, tn the ecu IS rcudtngtn said Court
wherein Charles J. Sesy and Others are CONF
p~lstbants. aud a. Streetand Others are de end
ants I VII At the Southwest corner 81 the IN
t-usecriou OF Poplar and second streets, I'm
Memphis, tu the 9TH dy or June, 16s, be
tween the hours OF 20 o'clock am, aud 3
sen az hubble auctOu TO the high
csJ bitder, upon ths Terms h-reirafter
Land. bogeJh-rWfIh rheimurOveueutsthereon
situated I'm Memputa. SHELBY county, Tenn s.
see, viz: Being Lots Nos 2s ana ZO, as known
on The map of MenphlF, and bounded as fcl-
lows: Beginning at the Southwest corner Of
theintsrs-cu a o. Poplar and second streets,
running thence West with the south line OF
Poplar street. I2fE fe-t. th-nce Soltd parallel
f1 Second street ~ feet TO stake; thence
West zEs Get TO an alley thence with
alley: thence East with said suey 70 Second
street: thrUce with Second street 1857 feet TO
ever, nom said LOIS that part eonveyed and
r-liuQuisbed on TIE ON Lay of March, is o, by
the undersigned and Brinkiey & uoughery, 10
A. Sl.est, bounded and described as follows.
no. 259, a D einferSeCtiou OF the North side Of
Lhe rrst a ley south Of Poplar rtrcet with the
" Nn| nAaN ". EANAL ENAE@NH NNEA = AHNaNAa~
worldly with Yves, side Of S-rond street - teet.
more or less, To q point at which sid West side
OF Second street IS intersected by a lire
running through the center of the middle
parallel wall from East to West, or three story.
brick building, cm br8c-ng Two now
in said lot No. 2N; thence from said point Of
iutGrsectiUu Westward y i4S1s feet 10 the East
side OF tn FIRST alley. West OF Second street
thence WITH The haSt sid Of said last mea-
toned alley S~9uLhWarciy, p feet more or less,
% The point o. intersection OF The East SIDE Of
said last mention a alley, with the North side
Of the drst alley south Of Pppiar srreet-sald
point OF intersection being the southwest cor
ner Of lot No. 2dt tbeace e&stWardly with the
East side Of the said last mentioned alley, lEs1a
feet. 10 the beginning,
said property vii be sold on the onOwiuz
terms, VIZ. Dne-fOuIth of the purchase money
cash, AID the ba ance on a credit O. four and
eight months, Tor which The purchasers viii be
reQulred 70 give notes With approved personal
security. and a lieu like wise 10 be retained on
the property 10 secure these deferred pay
ments. The eQuits O. redemption Is waived,
and the lite il believed 10 be perfect, but I
shall only convey as trustee,
NJ. J. WLCkS Trustee.
ROYsTER, HBEzEyANT &Co.t AuctOueers.
myZ6 I'd
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NO. l.
CHIN CARORA
ANTI
TOBACCO


TUE ~CHISGARoRA TOsAcCo grows from the
i rich soil Of the ORIENT" and Is possessed
OF a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely I'M
known 70 the tObaccos Ofal other clmes- But
rs unprecedented popularity has sprung from
the factof The entire Absence OF that deadly poi
son Hicotta, which permeates every other tobae-
CO. and which is the one and 50 e cause OF the
which most Invariably, sooner orlater, follow
the indulgence OF the pipe and cigar. At
the recent anaiyZauOn OF tobacco from al
parts Of tne world, at the Academy OF Sciences,
IN Paris, the renowned chemist, NJ. Lamou-
reauN, declared hat while European and
American toDaceO continued fully eight per
cent, ana the purest HAVANA tobacco from two
70 i've per cent Of Nicaha, the ~CHINGaRogA
did not contain one discoverable particle OF
that deadly poison, q drop Of which, extracted,
viii destroy lie.
Our agent at BoMBA has shipped Us large
quantities ofthe C~BINGARORA during the psst
two years, and although we have been pressed
70 supply the demand Ter this delicious luxury
70 The veteran smoNer yer Ee are nos pre-
fared TO onsr Il ia unlimited quantities, at "A
price much tower than some Aforementioned
OF a far infeIior qualify.
A ~oonncissour has but to smoke the Ameri-
tobacco and cigars which are invariably
taste Which leaves a nauseous. un-
ealthy coating In the mouth, = in time
seldom fails 70 shalter the nervous system.
TIE natives OF the "ORIEST" smoke the
rom morn TIL night, from youth
TO age, and are happily uneOEseious OF the
veins OF the inhaler OF the fumes Of to-
br 60 containing Nfc0tna.
We invite every lover of the weed TO try the
C~fIINGAKDRA. and guarantee unprecedented
IN It's delicious favor.
SOLD everywhere at Sls poEnd.
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Caneenfratian GiYes StrengIh.

nR T. B. WALTON TENDERS Els SIR
yvfcas to the public in the treatment OF tne
rhase 80 caprsc.ous in their manifestations, 50
perfectly 90 they simulate oJuer dls9as@, thEt
rhefrrrue character is Olen overlooked OF ME
fakeu= urumiueut among these are NeufaEga
nvs1epsla. that condition OF the system COM
monty called Nervous or ana zen
eral Debility. this last IS TOO often but 8 syHnp-
r0un on some tnsid10us disease which Is sapp1nE
he foundations OF life. To becrme expert in
fhe detection oftheGs n skllful IN tbelrtreat-
menu. requires more labor ana research IMAM
farts induced him to devote hlmselt 70 thas
branch Of the profession exclusively. To lh,Ise
Interested he would state that he has had the
sdyanrqEe OF the best medical schools gnT eX-
fensive hospitals Of America; a-s0 a prac ice OF
more than twenty years in TINS ms natF g state
aud fn the tropics, where such diseases most
sbound. He is permitled also 20 rEb r 70 Urs
Pitman AID HopsOn, genuemen WhG stand de-
Eervedly high In the profession. Once, No. 81
Main street Residence, No. ~ Linden street,
MernuHts. Tenn mE5 ia.
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InSOIUent Notice.


Estate OF NIIIIaEl B. HasHIHgtUH, utC1u.
nUGGEsTION OF the insolvency Of said Is
- tate having been duly made 10 the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Shelby county, Tennes-
onier Of said Clerk, foT aU persons having
eisius against said estate 70 appear and ME
them with the said CLERK, authenticated IN the
,aeianer prescribed by law, oa or against the
i5rh day OF October. 1867
wa JOHN S. DWKASON. Administrator.
MN III iS5. mylS laWsw
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gEMPHIS APPEAL.

For the Memphis Appeal
RATTLE.
Relentless as the suIIen heart
When Knocked and wearie1 by despair,
Inc midday sun blazed Euit'rings
Inao PANIED the eyes ard erisped The hair.
But soon the heavens were overcsst
And gracious shaeows cooled that blaze
and uhed creation with smase.
THE armies stood In silent gloom,
And courters pressed their courSers fast:
Another storm was gathering there,
And war-cicues told the coming blast.
Now hotter than that midday sun,
And louder than those hunder dFsad,
Quick flashed the IRE from either host,
doomed the cannon Ger the dead
The living. reused from silence then,
With shouts excited by the fray,
Commingieda 81 the evening closed
The portals Of the waning day.
But not with evening closed the strife.
Though clouds and thunder fed the night,
still star-beams fell upon the ranks,
And told but darkly OF the fight,
The armies closed with murderous din,
The soldiers gasped in borrid DEATH
Great God blot out the bloody sin
Frsm every Warriors mHrtiaI WREATH
Deep voices rise, and ggoans Of hate,
TIL dubious victory Is won;
The long e-ditches, gaping, wait.
FOR e0mrade, brother, Sire ~ son.
The bugle blast at morning, wakes
The living TO the mnster-rou,
And high in Heaven an Angel takes
A record OF each heetiRg SOUL
Beat, Oh heart in thy wondrous thought.
In strains Of solemn funeral vail
zadder than woe for loved ones lost,
or saddsr grief for beauty fraiL.
Tor The co6inless dead in sinless graves
People the dark and Silent groves:
Their Terms lie here their souls have led,
Regardless OF all mortal loves.
OF in the darkest hour that comes
Upon the spirit. pressed vita care,
Toe hapniesE earth-boru greets with tears
Tue home where martyred patriots arel
]. i. GOODLOE.
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.Attochnaemss.

Magistrates Court.
3 R,hel vs. r. j. Morris, W, r. Butler VS..
R J.. Morris MI WebbVS <. J. Morris.
rCHE defendantin the stated eausesisr required
- ~ Inne 1851, at nay once, in the 9TH
Fourfh Distfiet Of shelby county, a 10 O'Clock
am, and defend the actions thus eonneneed,
otheTwiss The canses MAY Ds prooseUoo WIN
10 CAMPBELL, J. Cor s.. c.
Nav 70. lsg7. myl9 IaW4w
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0hancery Sale Of Real Estate,
ON Monday, June Sd, 1867.

76S. Mr. D-Issac n. Moon vs.. Wm. p. Math-
ews Chahcery Cour OF Memphis.
DT virtue of an futerlOcutO-y decree in this
ID cause, I VIII sell at pubic auction, 70 the
bigbe,t bidder, al the Courthouse door, in the
civ CT Memphis, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1867,
between the hours Of 10 am. and p m, the fol-
owing de cribed Real Estate, t0-wit; Situate,
lying being in Shelby county, State Of Ten
nessee; the FIRST being in township !, range 8,
west Of the basis meridian, -ChickaSaw cessiOn,
and being that part Of section thirteen which
lies on the north side Of the State line dividing
The Siate of Tennessee and Mississippi, and
Containing i've hundred and forty acres, more
or less. commencing on the northwest corner OF
said land and runntng south TO said state line,
thence east with said line one mile. thence
north to the northeast corner OF said section,
thence west said drst named corner, being
all Of said section, which hes in the 18th Civil
District cfshelby eouaty, tennessee; he Other
tract being the sOuth half Of section twelve az,
towpship one l1. range nine tBe west Of The
basis meridian of the ChickasaW cession.
TEE3IS Of SALE-On 3 credit OF seven and
thirteen months Notes with good security.
with interest from date. and a lien retained till
payment Of the purchase money. Equity Of
r~edempiion barred.
- AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
mV5 I'd H
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER ANB BUSINESS.

Yesterday was dry and warm and the
levee is becoming free Of mud.
Business was not as active as on Wednes-
day.
Ihe river has commenced to swell
much faster than on the two or three
pre~ogd days. 1t yer up about twelve
inches in the past tw~enty-four hours and
with DO prospect Of an abatement. At
st. Louis for the twenty-fnur hours end
ing Thursday morning. there was nearly
a two foot rise. The Ohio is rising, with
a coal boat tide at Pittsburg. We have
no reports from White, st. Francis or
Arkansas rivers later than Tuesday, but
the recent rains have no doubt caused
them to swell rapidly.
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and SecoDd- Respectfully,
mvSim 6. ". MCLEOD, n. p.

nR. @ SPIEGEL. graduate q me
best medical schools OF Europe ana the
Tni--d states. and member OF the principal
= ~dical societies In those countries, has prac-
iced medicine in Memphis for The last thirteen
vears and continues o offer his profesSloAal
sery1ceS 20 the public, in the treatment OF al
forms OF disease upon the most improved Eu-
r0peau methods Ny vast collections OF rare
medicines ana surgical Instruments with a
I~ifa-Ioug experience in their administration
and use, warrants mein claiming a superiority
over the more ordinary IsailAg as
eages such as CANCER and TUMOHS 9 even
d~escripUou. which I cure by constitutional
treatment exclusively, no openIon peElonhel
nv the knife. Diseases OF the Eye, lar and
SKIN. CONSUMPTION and Bronchitis, Ehreuma-
ttsm, Neuralaa- Scrofula- Syphihs, Structure
Gieet. Grave. Piles, Dropsy, Fistula in anes
IN shOrf. all Chronic Diseases, giving IS
pecisI attention to FEMALE DISEASES OF
every description. I am alWays ready a
an times to consult With nr,t-class Physicians,
either by letter OF 10 person. upon al diseases
pertaining 20 medicine and surgery. Mediclne
sent 10y express TO all parts OF tbs world, when
desired.
OFFICE-No. %, south side Monroe, tween
Main and Second streets Memphis
naHrHanna M sri Union street, mEe I'm
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4ttochInent salt.

AJtUCItDt67tJ btttt.
Law Court ef Memphis.
CLERK's OFFICE, May 6, lSS7.
f. Hurd 4 Co, Plsintins, VS. Z. G, Creighton,
Defendant.
FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
n made in this case IN pursuance Of secti0n
$50 OF the Code Of Tennessee. and a~ttachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
olhcsf Levied, etc, /" On the defendant, PIT
Creighton
IT IS therefore ordered. That said defendant
phis. Tenn, on or before the second Monday ia
June next and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 20 him, and the
case set for hearing -" ex parte; and hat a
copy OF this order be published once 8 week
fqs four consecutive weeks IL tna Memphis
AnnesI. John DONOVAN, Clerk
AGONY: BY MASON HYDE, /. c.
Wilson & keakd, Attorneys for PlaintifS
N.Y. Iaw4w@
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DE NOT DECEINED.-READ
ID hi yOu have had the sad misfortune TO con-
tract the accursed disease, Known As venerial,
IN any form, you can be cured II care not IN
what stage II may present itself, whether pr-
mary, secondary or tertiary, without taklng
one solitary grain Ofmedictne. AMER ten yesrs
Of close investigation and practical eZpenence,
I an convinced that internal treatment ior
the purpose Of edecting a permanent cufe
Of syphilitic diseases is useless anor tEet
in large proportion Of cases, it alb
s0lutaly does more ham than eooa
While under my method OF external me4lGa-
fiou. which Is pleasant and agreeable 70 the
patient, Z defy composition with any oNler
method known to the medical. propeaalou, Ioi
gneadv and permanent cuue-whIch Z guaran-
Zee in al cases. In making this important lact
known to the public, I wish 10 state lnat am
a regular practtfoner OF medicine thdt ! an
y graduate OF the Medical Department OF the
University OF Louisville, ny, ana has my
method OF treating these diseases tascost years
or deep study aud cl0sesobservation-
An diseases Of the EW and Eye treated upon
fhe mnst fmuroVad methods
OFFTCF-No. So Monroe street, between Main
and second. Respectfully,
DvSfm g. ". MCLEOD, NJ D.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF The DAILY APPEAL}
MEMPHIS, May 50. 1867, S pm. !
nzEzn HrasArEe

MEMPHIS, May 50, 1857, 5 pm. !
GENERAL BUSINESS.
The heavy rains of the last few DAYS
have been injurious to the young corn
and cotton throughout the country.
They were already in anything but a
prosperous and healthy state from the
cold damp season thus far experienced,
and fears are expressed that we are to.
have another year Of scarcity and suffer
ing. Flour, under the favorable pros
pect OF = good winter wheat crop through
out the northern states, is weak and
tending downward. The stock on hand
in this city is light while the demand is
by no means active. IL is very strange
that after two years OF peace and very
fair crops Of grain-large stocks of flour
held in Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chi
cagO-thRt prices should have gone up to
figures uuheard of even during the war,
but the spectators who have engineered
this thing are no longer able to keep the
people in ignorance Of facts. Prices Of
everything viii tumble. No better evil
dence isrwautedtha the simple fact that
money can, with great difficulty, be
raised on provisions or produce in any of
the eastern marketsA
COTTON-The feNA tables vet Husold
will 40 doubt s1On be closed out. The
market remains active, and prices,
though showing but little, if any, i'm
provement, are very firm. From the
best information we can gather we do
not believe that the stock now On the
market will foot up over 5000 bslss-the
balance Of that on hand will be held to
see If something won't /" turn up.n
Much Of it is limited to figures far in ad-
vance of our quotations, and as the
greater part of it is controlled by some
Of our ablest factors, we suppose they
have good reasons for not ssaiDg on the
present market. Receipts~ the day,
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VMPORFE2S, Manufacturer and Deal ers In
4 Guns. Hides, Pistols, Gun Matsl1nl fOr Gun
makers use, Gun Implements. S)ortiug Appa-
ralus, Fishing Tackle, etc, No. 2sse Nam street,
under Odd Fellows Hall. Mempil lis. Ten D.
Repairing lone and warraRtefL mhs an
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TO GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNN &
2O4 Main Street.
0 Main Street.

3. NJ BLACK, o G. CANrR0N, JAS. WHITE
Memphis, Tenn. Late Maysyille, Late Mgvs
XIV. willie. XIV
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Daily by WoOdburn, smith & Co.,
Nos. III and rs Green street, st. Louis.
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PRONOUNCED INCUE4BLE.
- Diseases OF children will also receive es-
-.~HmH uHHnnm#nw
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seuli t'efklp eaaturld.
Gull ONOa.

Yazao5rxo lfC5UI BONOs va
harmless fellow, wasting useless days.
AMI L0ve.I my comfort and my leisure: - - :.
Let those who wish them, toll for gold and praise;
TO me this summer day brings more Of pleasure
So. here upon the grass lie at ease g. = = = e
While solemn voices from the past are calling, =
mingled with rustling whispers in the trees,
And pleasant sounds Of water idly falling y Dfs
There Was a time when had higher aims - ~
Then thus to be among the flowers and listen -
To hsping birds, watch the sunsets flames 1850 Il
On the broad rivers surface glow and glisten.
There was time, perhaps, when had thought II.
TO make name, a home bright existence;
But time has shown me that my dreams were naught,
Save mirage that vanished with the distance. sos
Well, it is gone: care no longer now
For fame, for fortune, or for empty praises;
Rather than wear crown upon my brow o9 by7s
I'd lie forever here among the daisies.
SO you who wish for fame, good friend, pass by;
With you cannot surely think to quarrel:
Give me peace, rest this bank whereon lie, sI9a
And spare me both the labor and the laurell
~ -
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nIsCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
New YoRK, Aus

New YORK, Aug. Is.
The HeralTs New Orleans special says:
In few days Gen. Sheridan will issue an or.
der calling an election for or against cons
vention, in accordance with the terms Of the
law.
A Knoxville dispatch to the Times states
that an encounter occurred between Congress
man Maynard and Col. Williams yesterday,
but werS parted by friepaa.
Tbs steamer Harmonic has arrived with
shs body Of ex-Gov. Wright,
Y IxpIANAPoLIs, August Is.
McMinway, the murderer Of MIR. Johns,
Telegraph operator, at Gosport last spring,
has been convicted and sentenced to the
States prison for life.
MILWAUKEE, August 10.
Uncle Sam yesterday seized the dntillery
of Cobb Nunnenmacher, outside the city linn
its also the refining establishment of Gus
Winner, on Vssf Water street, for desfand-
ing the Governmsnk These seizures include
property valued 1t $4,000; amount Of
fraud from $4,000 TO $4,000. Nunne-
macher has been in the hands Of the revenue
officer once before.
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. Is.
The accident last night on the Augusta l.
Savannah Railroad, near McReans station,
BY the washing away of culvert, resulted in
killing the engineer and two fremen.
A. r. Lamar, Solicitor General Of Mus
cago county, has been removed BY order Of
Gen. Pope. N
) The 6rst balesof new cotton raised in Geof,
gis Was sold to-day as thirty cents, and closed
Tor strick3y middfing. Thirty bales Of cottod
were received from Montgomery, and closed
for strickly middling st 26ac. e
The Montgomery Advertiser says General
Pope has removed all the civil officers o.
Macon county.
Chas. A. johnson, colored man, banishei
from Mobile by Mayor Horton, has beer
imprisoned at Montgomery for the alleged of
fense Of selling papers ridiculing Horton. Is
A County Convention is now being helt
in Florida for the purpose Of adopting
platform upon which the whites and black
| can communicate.
The rains Of yesterday will seriously in
jure the corn BY over6owing the bottom lands
As far as heard from the following is ID,
result Of the registration in Alabama: White
SO, ,045; blacks 76, $40. i