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LATEST
Night Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS ErPoRrs.l

WASHINGTON, August 2s The Intel
kgencer says, ave have high authority
for saying that the loose rumors circu-
lated last evening about troubles in the
cabinet yesterday, are unfounded."
1t appears from North Carolina papers
that registration in that state shows two
blacks to n white; in ONE districts
even larger proportions.
Gen. Sickles has caused a circular to be
addressed TO boards of registration, in
forming them that officers Of militia
upon whom devolved the execution Of
patrol laws, or other general laws re-
lating to the domestic order of the state
aud government Of slaves therein, having
thereby assumed and performed civil
functions, are deemed officers within the
meaning of the acts of congress, and any
such officer having afterwards taken
part in the rebellion, or aided or Rbetted
persons engaged in the rebellion, are
excluded from registration as voters.
Secretary Browning attended the cab
met meeting yesterday, but this prema-
ture attention to business has again
compelled him to keep his bed.
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.-River sta
tionary, with three feet six inches in the
canal.
The Governor Allen, a new boat for
the New Orleans and Red river trade,
was successfully launched this evening.
ST. LOUIS, August 2S.-The Evening
Dispatch states that quite a number of
southern men have brought their fami-
lies to this city, in order to escape the
effect of a negro uprising, which they
say is premeditsted in many quarters.
They say the negroes are well armed and
exhibit their weapons defiantly.
MONTGOMERY, August 2S.-The regis
tration returns in full from all counties,
give a total Of 100, 999-whites, 72,747;
blacks, IS, 24S. There are only ten can
didstes announced in the state so far, Of
whom one is colored. SiXty-six bales Of
new cotton has been received up to date.
The corn crop is safe, and very large.
The cotton crop has been greatly dam
aged during the last few weeks from
lack of rain and by worms.
NEW York, August Is Money easier,
moderately active, 395 for call loan.
Sterling dull, 9i@94. Gold firm, 142.
Government stocks a shade lower. Ten
nessees, with coupons, 664.
A special to the Post says Gen. Grant
has issued an order directing Gen.
Sickles to go to New York and report to
the adjutant general. Grant has also
sent the president another written pro-
test against Sheridan's removal, and es-
pecially urges that the public service re-
quires Gen. Hancock on the plains.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
General 3. E. LEE, President.
Aided by a corps Of Twenty ~Inssrnctorv
including a Professor Of Law.

ViHE aext session viii begin on third III
4 dsyin September, and end On Thsls-
day in June.
Lexington may be reached by stsva c-o-
Staunton or Goshen on the Virziufs CAM
RallIt ad nom Lynchonrg by Canai - -
stage nom BonsacK's on the Virginia ana rs
nesses Railrosd. Ao
For faTtheE particulars apply TO CLERK o. the
Jane Is, 1851. t-adswtr
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The New Bedford Mercury tells of a
husband in New York whose wife died
before her dentist sent home An ex-
pensive set of false teeth which be was
manufacturing for her. The afflicted
husband hsstened to say that they would
not be needed, but as the job was COM
pleted, he had to agree upon a compro-
mise for ten dollars. By way of making
the matter satisfactory all round, the
widower begged the use of the teeth for
the funeral, promising to return them
the next day.
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GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE.

THERE viii be a Grand Performance at the
i GreenlaW Opera House, on
Friday Evening, the 3OIh Inst,
BY the young Men and Ladies OF the MATH.
la SOCIETY. An attractive programme has
been selected.
Cox once viii he open on FRIDAY. from
am 70 I'm and from 2 70 pm, for reserved
seats.
Tickets 10 be had at all the principal book,
music and jewelry stores. auE a.
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Tl'9ESf HNIP.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Charles
ID Pfannens iehl and recorded in the Regis
ter's Office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. 81. part ?, page So aud following, 1
viii, on Saturday 18Th september, 1867, in
front Of the Courthouse door II the Law Court
OF Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee, on Second
street, between Union and Gayoso streets, be-
tween the hours OF II o clock am. and l O'Clock
pm. Of said day, proceed 10 sell, at auction. TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed lot or parcel OF land in the city OF
Memphis. and designated on the plat of said
city as part of lot No. 81, tO-wit Beginning at
the northeast corner Of a lot on the south side
OfJenerson street known a. George ~Crsmweil's,
s. feet WestwarOly nom the Intersection OF
Jefferson and Third streets; thence eastwardly
with TIE south side OF Jefferson street nny-
eight feet to its intersection with Third street /;
thence southwardly with the west side of Third
street one hundred and fOrty-eight and q half
feet to an alley thence westwardly with the
north side Of SAID alley one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches to the west side OF another
alley thence northwardly with the east side
of said alley thirty-six feettO thesOuth bound
airy line of said CromWells lot thence east
wardly with said CrOmwells south boundary
line 90% feet TO the southeast corner Of said
lot thence ~northwardly with the
east o1nda line OF said Cromwells lot one
hundred and twelve and a half feet to the be-
ginning.
The title to said property is believed to be
perfect, and the equity OF redemption is waived.
but ] convey as trustee Only.
aus I'd THOMAS LEIGH. Trustee.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 2S.-ConsoIs, 94l (;
sos, 73s Illinois Central, 773 Erie,
45!; A. & G. w, 21t.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Cotton closes
dull and heavy; sales to-day, 5000 bales +;
middIing uplands, 104d; Orleans, 1Osd.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOB A PAYING *
n vesunent The plantation Is known as the
town OF Lake iud," on white river, Ark. IL
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four and i've
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow the remainder
heavily imhered, together with the who'll or
half interest In a NEW STEAM SAW MILL.
forty horse power Engtne, B~iacksmith'G Shop.
Carpenteris Tools, Wagons and all necessary
appurtenanees for running the same. There Is
afne Mansion with nine rooms, q Cisteru. lea
pacity 6QGO g~allons1 three Cabins, a Warehousa.
two good Wood Yards, aud the best landings
on the river. The above will be sold at low 10
urss and on easy terms For further partfcn-
lars address MIS- n. i. II.
ny4u Appeal 0nea
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SECOND DAY:

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats for all ages, $50 entrance. Gsyoso
House TO add 500. Three or more to MI the
stake.
SECOND RACE-Two nile dash. Purse $500.
Free for all ages Entrance SIS.
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The Salzburg conference continues
to engross a share OF public attention in
England and on the continent. II is
rumored that an explicit understanding
was arrived at between Napoleon and
Francis Joseph, not only in regard to the
formation of 8 southern German confed-
Grafton, but also TO resist any interven-
ton In the eastern question
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GRAND SCHEME, DEC. II, '67.


Whole Certificates, So; First instalmenL, SIS.
Halves, S2e First fnstalment, IS 80.
Quarters, Si3; First instalment, s. %.
Take notice that certificates sre TO be paid for
in instruments Of twenty-five per cent. Of the
whole sum for the FIRST, Second and Third Pre-
Distributions and Grand Scheme.
The whole moun may be paid at once, if
preferred. By this plan It will be seen that The
savings of a fraction over ten cents per day,
Certificate, and keep the same renewed
throughout the whole series, IL not drawn out
IN hrst. second or third preliminaries.
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Education.
1ER vIGUs WILL REOPEN HIS sUHooL
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th.
4 GOOD INVESTMENT.

-
A SadministratOr Of the estate Of J. NJ. Lyles.
"a deceased, I wish 10 dispose OF either a hall
or his entire interest as SOLE Lessee Of the Mis-
siSsippi State Penitentiary. My brothers lease
continues for lSyears, under an act OF the .eg-
stature OF the state. Ny object in Offering to
sell this Lease. either in whole or In part, IS 70
relieve myself Of the responsibility OF personal
attention to the management Of the business,
which must. OF course, center at Jackson, the
State Capital, and 10 be properly controlled
would require my tmmedia 9 and constant SUI
pervision- l am q merchant, have a family,
and am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at oxford, Miss f,
and am otherwise 50 situated that 4 cannot
give the immense interest growing out OF this
Lease that attention which 1t deserves. There
are at this time about two hundred cOnvicts in
the Penitep tiarY. For particulars address me
W. l. LYLEs, Admir-, etc.
REFERENCES.
Gov. B. G. Humphreys, Ex. Once, Jackson,
Miss.
GalSresth. stewart 4 Co, Memphis.
Petty & sawyers, Mobile, Ala
Giaspis q Gates, New Orleans
Tom 4 Sam Henderson, New Orleans.
Col. Donald, state superintendent, Jackson,
Miss.
MAJ. y. a. PhI1pe, superintendent for Les
wisdom & Dur, Attorneys, Memphis
Avalanche copy, aus dim
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NELDEN. WTLLIAMN & CO..

W. 4. sELDES, J. WILLIAMS, IT., RE-. yINc
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of DR.. NJ. r
RAMSEY are respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral, from his late residence, Second street,
near Memphis and Ohio railroad, This Thurs
dayl Morning, at 9 o'clock. Carriages in at
tendance.
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PREMIUMS FROM $50 TO $4,000.
LIST preliminary DlstributlOn. seps,18, 81
4OO Premlums araountlng g
ID Pr%eIiainsry Distribution, Ocl. 1e. 80.
ID Preliminary Distribution, Nov. 10, 81.

$50 Premiums amounting o..--s3z
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
MEMPHIS, TENN.

THE Fall Session OF this Institution will com
i mence on the THIRD MONDAY uhe I6thl
OF September next.
Only the SAME CHARGES FOR TUITION
AS BEFORE THE WAR, Board, so per
month. Able and experienced teachers in all
the departments. Location famed for its
health and beauty; accommodations superior;
a strictly trst-class boarding school. Parents
and guardians sre invited TO visit and see for
themselves. For further information or for
Catalogues, address
au2O I'm C. COLLINS. President.
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FOURTH DAY.

FIRST RACELOvERToN HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats for horses owned in Shelby county,
September ] 1867. Entrance $50. play or pay.
Overton Hotel TO add A60 Three or more to
I'LL, 70 name and close 18th September, 1867.
SECOND RACE-aBANKERS' PURSE"
Three mile heats for all ages. Purse sicOo. En-
trance $50. Three or more to MI. Entrance
money TO 90 to the second horse.
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MEDICAL
st, Louis, Mo.
S OF 1S67-68.

Faculty.
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, ND. Professor of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN s. MOORE, MD, Professor Of Theory
and Practice OF Medicine.
W. NJ. MCPHEETERS, MD, Professor Of Ma
terra Mediea and Therapeutics.
J. H. WATERS, MD Professor Of Physiology.
Pathology and clinical Medicine.
CHARLES o. CUnTMAN, ND, Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy
8. f .SHUMAKD, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics
snd Diseases OF Women and Children.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ND, Professor OF GEN
erEl and Descriptive Anatomy.
JAMES q. NIDELET, Md, Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the session OF 1875 will be-
gin on the first OF October, and close on the first
OF March.
Fees Tor the Lectures each Professor SI5l -Gl05
Naturalization Fee paid only Oncel ..---......... 5
OLduuhtAun ~
student, on arriving Ia the city, Will call at
the College, or at the Office OF the Dean, south
west corner OF Fifth and Market streets.
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, MD Dean.
auTJ hauTm
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E DvERTIsM'ETs
SELECT SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
WILL OPEN BIER sCHoOLoN MONDAY,
w September %, 1857, a.
70. 1as oouRr srREhr.

w oSpboAuucA ~ 1901 a.
NO. 125 COURT STREET.
On the plan of her former school in Nashville
Particular attention will be paid 70 PHYhi-
CAL EDUCATION. Chllisthenics will be daily
6sHei1g - n ~ ~ REiS M b eHs sSgnsd N
after school hours, To avoid the necessity Of
pupils attending dancing schools, during the
week. Vocal Music Will be daily practlced 70
exercise the voice, without extra charge.
The course OF instruction will comprise ali
ordinary English branches and the Languages,
Ancient and Modern. No extra charge for
Latin, except when Taught by = Professor.
French and Italian taught by Principal or by
Professors, at the option OF parents. A class
in German, by a Professor, fi receive special
attention. the Natural Sciences and Higher
Mathematics taught by Professors-the former
A class in HISTORICAL READING viii be
formed Tor YOUNG LADIES having finished
their Scholastic course. one hour, three times
a week, will be devoted TO this, and young
ladies in society will also be received as stu
dents in Modern Languages or Music.
The reputation OF Mrs. Knox, with regard
to MORAL TRAINING-the most important
part OF education-is TOO well established TO
need comment.
The object OF this enterprise is to elevate the
standard of female educat on in the south.
Mrs. K. desires TO do Tor the young people Of
Memphis what she essayed 70 do TOR those OF
her own nome, In which efforts, as many Of
successful.
Mn. X. would, through this medium above.
solicit the patronage Of her former friends and
patrons, and OF all who have not placed their
children elssw here. Sessions twenty weeks in
length, including Christmas Holiday Of one
week.
MONTHLY TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF
EACH Month:
Tuition in English from S. to $40, according
to Glasses.
Tuition in French and Italian, by Principal,
each s..
Tuition in French, Italian and German by
Professors, at their charges.
Tuition in Music al Professors charges.
Tuit on in Drawing and Painting at the regu-
lar price taught in schools.
Tuition In Embroidery and Ornamental
Needle Work. IS.
Tuition in DJncing at Teachers charge, with
usual deduction maze for Schools.
No Incidental Fee.
Pupils received at any time and CHARGED till
end Of month. No deduction made except In
cases Of prOtracted Illness, or where there are
three or four pupils In a family. aus 1w
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IMpoRrASr FROM wAsHINerON

Special Telegram TO Missouri Democrat
WARRINGTON, August 26.-All Sheri-
dams friends are rejoiced at the presi-
dents publication of the correspondence
duplicating both himself and Gen. ROus-
seau in the charges brought against the
latter by Sheridan. 1t was feared that
Sheridan had made accusations against
Rousseau without having possession of
evidence in the case. This, though en-
tirely of a private nature, the president
authorized to be made public in the
shape of kilograms between Rousseau
and himself, while the former was in
New Orleans.
1t is claimed in official circles that
Rousseau, and probably the president,
have brought themselves within the
provision Of the attacking penalty to in
terfering with the reconstruction law.
All army officers speak of it a. a dis
gushing exhibition of violation Of mill
tsry etiquette on the presidents part.
This unexpected publication by the pres
ident confirms all in the view given
above of Mr.. Johnson's condition during
the greater part of yesterday.
Another and very pointed c~orrespon-
dence has been going on between the
president and Gen. Grant to-day. MI.
JOubHOn early III Jay seuI Oou. GRANT
directions to issue al order sending
Hancock TO Louisiana, and directing
Sheridan to proceed to Missouri. Upon
receiving this Gen. Grant wrote a letter
to Mr.. johnson setting forth the most
cogent reasons why the interests of the
service would suffer by making the
change at present, and Otherwise protest.
ing.
A RUPTURE IMMINENT.
There is no Disgusting the fact that in
all loyal circles very grave complications
are expected. A rupture between the
president and Gen. Grant is considered
imminent, arising from the latter refus-
ing to yield any portion Of power that
congress conferred upon him.
THE above intelligence is from a radi-
cal source, and must therefore be received
am q sails. EDS, APPRAL.l
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7 WILL pay the highest market price for
Wheat and Corn, at my mill, on Second
street, corner Of Jackson.
au27 WIN, RENJES,
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Notice.
cash Paid fOr Wheat and Corn.

THE Clerk of the United States District Court
requests the gentlemen who have the ps-
pers in the case Of Briggs and Peterson ct al.
against the Rose Hsmbleton to re-
2-4 eha aama anouTN
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"A stranger dressed In the uniform of
a United States soldier was found dead at
Port Colburne, Cansdsl on Wednesday.
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$3.50, $50 IN 5000 CERTIFICATES
Three PRELIMINARY DRAWINGS
AND
ONE A
Mississippi Agricultural, Educational
and Manufacturing Aid Society
at V%icksbuFg, Miss.

Chartered by an Act Of the Legislature Of Mis-
sissippi, passed February I6, 1867.
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SECOND RAUE-ThFse mile dash for all ages.
go entrance. Three or more to start. Associa-
lion to add $500. Second horse 70 save his en-
trance money.
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GchnnI nj HnIV 49,.

CELECT French and English School for Girls,
- Mrs Annie Ketchum, Principal,
N Poplar street. The Fall SesstOn viii open
on the FIRST FONDA IN SEPTEMBER
Toe number Of pupils is limited, and all are
under the personal care and instruction Of the
Principal. aus I'm
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AUCTION.
Il. A

GENERAL STOCK AUCTIONEEE No Ral<
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn asIss
daily Good stabling and nna Mnie Ysrd
Dealers In wagons and frst and Eecond hand
Harness Liberal advances maze on An n-oD-
eriy len for sale, and returns promptly madS
once On Second street. mVnf
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The wine crop of California this year
Is estimated at S5,OOO,OOO gallons.
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Premiums Paid without Deduction.

HS- Certificates may be purchased from or
ordered through any Of the SOGiety1s AGENTS,
or ordered direct from this office.
All orders and Communications by mail or
express will receive prompt attention.
Certificates may be ordered through the Com
PAWS Agent, LEON. TROUSDALE, No. 27
Main street, Memphis, Tenn VI stairs.
W. d. LYLES, President.
ALBERT SANDEL, Secretary. aus tdeIi
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THE CARNIVALS ARE COMING !
cREENLAW opERAHoUsE.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday EY'gs.
august 27th, 2Sth ana 29th, ,65.

I ARUE'S CARNIVAL MIESTREISt MON
l. ster organization 2 Only think OF in The
Great HERNANDEZ, Happy CAL WAGNER,
= :. PURDY, NJ. AINDLEY SCOTT and NED
WEST. all IN the same night.
Marvellous Vocal QuaTtette! Hernandez
Japan knees Troupe. Original programmes.
Admission. 81 Gallery q and n GA an2fT-
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THIRD DAY

FIRST RACE CITIZENS PURsE."ITwc
mile heats. Free for all sges. Purse 500. En-
trance $40
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No. lZ7-State OF Mississippi Five Thousand
Dollars, State Treasury, Jscksou
Received Of W. D. Lyles, President, ETC., per
{. 3. White, the sum OF Five Thousand Dollars
in full Of Auditors receipt warrant No. II,
dated July Is. AID. 1857, IN his favor, on account
OF University Of Mississippi, under Sth section
of Act OF February 10. 1867, entitled an Act In
cooperating the Mississippi Agricultural, Euu-
Cational and Manufacturing Aid Society.
Given under my hand and seal at ONCE this
18th OF July, AID, 1857.
JOHN h. ECHOLS, state Treasurer.
In the Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand scheme, there VIII be distributed ESQ
Premiums, amounting 10 s23,90i in 500 certid-
Gates.
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copy OF

THE following receipt from the State Treas
L urer exhibits the facJ that the Society has
paid into the State Treasury the sum OF Five
Thousand Dollars for the benefit OF the State
University.
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m"NTIY MoKNINO. NOVEnhfh II.

WE fancy that newspaper editing IN
some parts OF Texas is rough BUSH
ness, especially editing Union paper.
The Bosqi,e beacon, weekly sheet,
printed at Meridian, Bosqne county,
apologies as follows to its readers for
coming out behind time:
sWe have again to 1all behind time.
For the past week We have scarcely
been able 10 get up, have had chliiS,
and was knocked down and badly
wounded by the Deputy Sheriff, ID. ID.
James, last Thursday, since which time
we have had to do every stroke OF Work
in uain-our shoulders now hurting US
30 badly we eau hardly write. Further
EXPLANATIONS hereafter"
The editor of the Beacon is Jasper
Starr-a star OF the first magnitude
(perhnps,) and may be some of our West
virginia readers know him. He is ex'
periencing the dangers attendant upon
efforts to illuminate that dark section
of the late rebellious South. We fancy
his explanations hereafter mean the
'rocunsIruoling" OF that rebelliOns Jim
by force of arms: and If such is the
case, we trust he was successful, and
that he may live TO see the day when
in Texas there will be none to modest
or make afraid those who speak the
truth in the love OF it.