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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

IN YEAR 10: Tale OF Moctcnburg Life. by FnrTz
REUTER-. Translated from tho Pla Deulscho by C,Iis
LEE LEwIs. New York LErPoLDT HOLT. 1867.
This lttlo volume, rendered into English by o
son of Mr. GEORGE HENRY LEwEs ia admirably
translated. REUTER- is tho author OF sundry minor
stories and pictures Of the popular lfo OF North
western Germany, all writton In the dialect OF that
country, known as "low Dutoh," "Platt Deutsch. "
etc., not heretofore extensively represented in Ii
raturc. This dialect Is ono Of tho oldest in &C.,
many, closely allied to Dutch, tho language, wo
moan, spoken in Holland, and resembling English
a!so much moro than docs the High Gormau-i.e.,
the language spoken in Central Germany, tho
vehicle Of thought among tho educated all over the
country, tho language Of tho school, tho church,
tho court, and OF Polito society. One great charm
OF Mr.. RIUTRR's stories is lost, oven in SC
oxcelont translation al this OF bfr LEwEs; we
refer to tho many idiomatic expressions and pro-
verbs, peculiar to that section Of tho country,
which cannot bear tho rudo touch OF tho transla.
tor. Tho story is amusing for thoso who arc easi
ly amused Its chief morit ia that it dlscourses o
country and OF people whose manners and modes
OF thought are but little known. This may SOON
strange, too whom We consider that this part o
Germany is nearest to England. Tho character
and habits OF tho people, however, wo think offSri
few salient points, and tho physical conformation
OF tho country also is not OF tho kind usually so
looted by romance wrtcrs tho scene OF operation
| Mr.. LzwEs therefore merits or thanks for open
ing this now fold. Tho original title OF Tho It'll,
| volume before us is " N de Ednzosentid. II
is the aftor pioco or farce, suppose, after AuEn
DooH's thrce yolnmes ION the Heights" which DO
long to tho ammo sorios Of TAuoHIrz' translation
from the German. This, by tho bye. promises !,
DO very valuable sorios. The publishers en-
nounco next Q translation Of FAUST, and tales b,
ZsoHoxEE aud De LAMorTE FououE-perhaps th
two boat writer's of tales-not novels-who hay
| ever written in the German language. The Measrs
LKrroLDT and Holt might bring out ZsonoKKs'
"Goldmaker Village" in thoir series OF "co-opera
two" books. Bomo Of the best Of theso stories b
ZsouoKKE, HAuFP, and FououE have boen repeated
translated, many OF thom years ago in Bldckaoood'
Magazine, but NO do not believe collection Q
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
-. f'NECUITNE IINNSIUN,
" SASIIfNGT0N, ID, c.. SIIpllst ni 1Sf7

". L
SIN In consequence of the llniavor;br col,tli-
ton ot the lIralth Of Major General George H.
!honas, ns reported to yuu in Surgeon lIarrisnu's
dispatch OF the list inst, my ORDER dated August
II, 1867, IL hereby modified M To assign Major
General Winfield S. Hancock to the command uI
the Fifth Military District created by the Act of
Congress, passed. March 3D. 1867, and of the Mill
tary department comprising the States of Louisiana
and Texas. On being relieved from the command
OF tho department of Missouri, by Major General
T.. II. Sheridan, Major General Iiancork will ur,-
coed directly To New Orleans Ltuisaua and as-
sumo the command to which he is hereby ussgur,I
and Will when necessary to faithful execution of
the laws, exercise any and all powers conferred bv
tho Acts Of Congress upon District Commanders
aud any and all authority pertaining tn officers in
command of Military Departments.
Mnjor-Gcncral u. II. Sheridan will nj once turn
over his present command To ilir officer next i'm
command to himself and proceeding without de-
lay 10 Fort loavenworth. EHnaan, will tuiiusr
alajor-Gencrai Hancock OF the command of The
Department Of Missouri.
Major-iencral George ii. Thomas will, until fur
ther orders, remain in command of tho Depart
ment uf the Cumberland.
Very respectfully yours,
[SiSmedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
To General u. S. GRANT, Sccretlry of War, I'D
mftIinl.
To-days Tribune hugs Grant. The Herald drops
him, saying, the political pusitiun assumed by
General Grant shows great soldier in q new
light. 1t is his first development of political
genius. His first and final mistnke. The reply ui
tho President Las completely overturned him. and
Outtlankch linn. Grant does not understand lle
crisis. lie clngs to Sheridan aud fOrgcta mInc-
pies.
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DISPATCHES FROM San Francisco give encou1a-
ging accounts Of tho progress and prospects of the
Western end Of tho Great Pacific Railroad IL will
bo remembered that Congress granted to tho two
principal Companies-the Union Pacific and the
Central Pacilc-the right to build their respective
lines from opposite ends until thoy meet md con-
meet. Tho former having nearly crossed tho loVe
plains of Nebraska, is rapidly approaching tho out
lying hills Of tho Rocky Mountain range while
tho latter il appears, il making equally gratifying
headway During this month it is expected the
last and greatest Of tho tunnels on tho Western
link will bn opeaod, and the crossing OF the tiread-
cd Slerra Nevada Mountains DO regularly mado by
the locomotive, into tho Great Salt Lake Basin.
This achievement Of howing md blasting path
way through primoval granite barriers, although
all included within 160 miles, is equivalent to
moro than COO miles of ordinary railroad, in coat
and resistance overcome. Upwards Of ieJ. 900 900
hayo bGen expended in tho onterpriac, which in
cudes howeyor, tho equipment and materials for
ono hundred and llfty miles additional. Eastward
of the graded portion tho limo has boon surveyed
| and located for GOO miles, developing all easy and
favorable route md il s believed that fully half OF
tho tliatance botwocn Tho Pacific coast and the
Missouri Rivor will DO built by Il Central Pacific
| Company as thoy arc favored by having their
hardest work dono, and by tho presence Of large
numbers Of cheap md sorvicoablo Chinese libor-
CTS. It in assuring to bo informed, also, TINT the
business of tho road is very large, tho oarnings foi
July being $4,000 in gold; whilo tho operating
expenses wcro less than $4,000. Tho Company
receives largo subsidy from tho Government, and
in order to push on tho work with grcstor energy
aro offering thoir first mortgage bonds for sale
through FISK & HATCH, their financial agents In
New York, and our loading bankcrs, ut rates worry
tempting to capitalists.
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Donicstic Markets.


NEW YonE, August 27..-Stocks dull and steady.
Gold ia. Money. ia5 nor cont. Sterling, 9lalO!.
'G2 Coupons, ll3i Flnnr lOa12c lower. Wheat
fnvors buyers. Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats
a shade better. Pork heavy, s23 37Aa23 30. Lard
and Whskoy quiet. Cotton dull, Mt 27ba2S
Frcights quiet. rurpentinc 5S. RosiI. common,
So S71
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton declined tr; sales TOO bales, Mt 27a27R.
General markets ,lull bnt witfout marked change
since noon. Gold closed at Al H. G2 Coupons ILL
a1l3!.
BALTIMORE. August 27.-Coflte quiet and un'
changed. Cotton dull and lower Mid,liing "a
37a. Flour quict and nOminally unchanged:
wheat receipts better ana l0c. lower; chOicD red
~ ~; fair 80 2jas2 ~ Corn more active, prime
white 81 07atl ds yellow 81 15a$1 1G Oats steady
at 6oa62. Sugar quce bacon shoulders l3a
ribbed aidos l5l; clear ribbed l63 Bulk Meats
hcll at \ advance. Meas Pork firm. Lard un.
ferod sales.
CINCINNATI, Ansuat 2s.-Elour declined 4. Corr
scarce, IN bnlk Do. Provisions generally frmcr.
New ORLEANS, August 27.-Salcs 10 IaIcs. Mar
kct ut atanlstill; Low Mddlings 2G!e.. nominal
Receipts the last three days 5l9 balos nraipsl CAS-
Exports pame time 2iG0 bales. Sugar nnfl Molns
scs-No tranaaetiona, oxeept retail; noininaIIy mn
changed. Flour-Supcrfino s9a0 Is; Choice sI2
IA, nominal Corn firm; 81 Is for White and Yei
low. Oats-No' sales; quoted 70c., firm. Porl
firm at $2G Is. Lard quot and unchanged, Ba
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by all net of the Legislature of Nebraska. tho
capital of tbut a,locscent State has bccn removed
from Omaha. Tho new capital city ia mot yet q
very popnlous place. II consists principally Of eli
gilc building lots without any buildings on them.
It's location il not indicated tho maps, but IL il
Thought that immigrants will bo abe to lind it
from the fact that it has been chriatened by tho
name of Lincon"-a circumstance Indicating
that il is sitnated ''six miles nor bearing little
west, oi New Salient"
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vycntI,er In s;cnrrin

AUGUSTA, August 27.--Tho rains for the last Two
wcolis havo been unprcccdentolly severe. Ac-
counts from Middle, Southern and Southwest
Georgia and Florida, where tho cotton prospect
had 6con 80 promising, now giyos n most gloomy
prospect. Continual rains have beaten off tho
blossoms, and the worm AMI caterpillar have
mado their appearance. II is believed that not.
wlthstniling tho heavy rams 4 fair crop has al
ready buen made. 1t ia still raining hard.
SAvA:NAH, August 27.-IIcavy rains continue
Throughout tho seahoarsl. Tho planters aro com
planning from all points OF rain, snying that the
crops are already greatly damaged, and If they dl
not cease aooI, very serious consequences will
ollow. ISroois County reports heavy rains daily
for the Est six weeks.
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o. IN EQUITY-COI.LET0N DISTRICT
BILL. FOR DOVER AND TO MARSHALL. ASSETS.
AND FOR REiIEF.-CATHERINE RUMplI. WIDOW
AND ADMINISTRATIVE. JOHN RUaIPII, DECEASED.
RI. LOUISA J. RUMPH AND OTHERS. CREDITORS OF
MRS. RUMpH AND MARY A. Il. STOKES AND OTII-
ERs HEIRS AT LAW OF JOHN RUMPH. DgCEAsED.--
Pursuant to order Of his Honor Chancellor johnson
In thIs nado al tho Inst February sitting Of this
Court Collector District, notice hereby given for
tho creditors Of JOHN RUMpu. doccnHc TO provo their
respective claims before Mt my Office bcforo tle
hrst day Of September next. Il. STOKES,
c. r. &. ID.
Commissioners ONCE. Colleton District March 18th.
1877. lam07 hiorcll %
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From Iticftl,nOn,I.

RIcnaIoSp, Aug 27.-Gcn Scloiield last week or
dered commission rf magistrates in Ha,nyer
County 10 investigate whoter the colored military
organizations existed l he Investigations showed
secret military organizations OF formidable
strength among til. blacks, which, it is believed
tends in the counties throughout the State. The
fact creates alarm among the whites who
have neither organization or nrms.
Nearly sI,O00,O00 six per cent. North Carolina
Bonds were ssned at ltaleigh, few days since, to
certain Railroads in that State, TO he paid Out tn
contractors. This is part oil Tho II ,uDuO00 au-
thorized by tho Inst Legislature. over $500, ,Guu
las been subscribed by tho Virginia counties 10
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The county ui
Green Brer yesterday vptcd over $3.50, 900.
meeting OF ex-oflccrs, soldiers aud sailors Of
the United Stntcs Tonight adopted call for
vention at liichnotil ON September %.
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o5'Fhc ltrintivrs, Friends mud hctIunint-
ancrs Of Mr. niIi Mr.. H. MuRIL, AID nT Mr and Mira.
JoitS CASSIDY nnI NJ Mr.. nnt Mira. DuScAS are most
respectfully Invited 10 utrnd tn Funeral Services OF
Mrs. X. MoRITI.O. at st. Johu's Chapel. This Norm
ng nt Eight O'Clock. without further invitation. Thu
Congregation IL aso respectfully invited.
AuJ,lat 2S
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aJ- CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, s. c.. AUGUST II, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS. will he received al this Office
until IL O'Clock M. Monday. the 18th day Of Septem
hnr, 1867. which no they will br uened Tor thu pur
chase of the following property. viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON. in Ashcl,oo River.
Wreck Of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. In Cooaaw
River.
Wreck Of steamer CHASSEUR, In Scull Greek.
Wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH, In Charleston IIarbor.
Wreck Of steamer ETIwAN. in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck Of steamer RUBY. In Light House Inlet.
Bddern will state the amount offered for each wre
Tho wrecks will be sold separately and the highest
bidder. unless such bid be deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must bc addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for purchase Of wrecks"
II. u. TYLER
Brcvct Majnr- General Chief Quariermasier,
Deputy onarterma ster. General. U. S. A.
August 10 IS
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sS-pAIMETT0 STEAM FIRE ENGINE CON-
PANY-You arc hereby ordered appear al the Eneinc
House This wednesday, Morning., the astl instant. ut
Fight O'Clock precisely. In citizens dross to pay the last
tribute Of respect to your lnto Brother Fireman JOHN F..
wEBBRR.
IIy order. ". H. ARMSTRONG,
August u Secretary.
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a5-Thc Itclnttvcs, Friends n rd hcquatnt-
anccs Of SIR. j. L. wIBBEIt, AMI Mr.. IT, MrrcHEIl aro
requested attend the Funeral Services of tho ormor at
Trinity Church. Hazel street. nj SIno O'Clock Tai Morn.
ing August ~
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aSrNOTICE - MARINERS.-CA AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessos In Ashley
River arc requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILRoAL
wHARvES. on tho Charleston and ST. Andrews side OF
tho Ashley River; by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. G. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Mastern Once. Charleatou. February O. 1866
February Z
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a5-rFE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE-
PARrMRNr ls called to the following regulations
Any Volunteer Engine running any payment in
either tho Upper Lower Wards whero tho street
paved. shall pay fine Of Fifty Dollars. anu any Ward
Eugiun committing the offence their pay shall be
stopped The rule shall be applicable 10 the
Markets.
Every Volunteer Engine Company shall have either
bolis gong attached Ia their Engine Reel aud tho
| same shall not be mutiled. either going returning
from alarm If Are The Baine rule shall he npplca
ble to Ward Engines but Engine shall return from
fire faster than walk.
No two Steamers shall work nj tile Fire Well
Cue Volunteer HanI Engine may draw water from
Nell whcro Steamer Ia drawing; and II two Hand I'm.
gines at Fire wol no steamer shall be allowed
| use the
Two moro Steamers may draw water from Drain
Pit. Il. n. STROBEL.
| August 20 Clerk and Sup't.
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The Bennettsyille "JOurnal"

lennottsyiIle 8. e., In tho eastern portion OF be
satc. by sTUBB5 & LITTLE, propriotora aud offnrs
superior Inducements to Morcnnnta and all others who
wish 10 extend their business In this section of tho Pee
Deo country We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
Dur Charleston friends. -
Terns-S per aunun, invariably In advance. Adyer.
tisemenlA inserted at very reasonable atos July
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Executive Order Relieving Generals Sickle.
and sheridan


-, " tSHINUIUN, y. N., IttIpllSI ~, ISIII. 7
l'revet Major Gonernl Il. S. Canbv is hereby as.
signed to the command of the Second Military Dis.
trict, created by MI act of Congress- in Marcel nI
1867, and of the Military Department of the Spnti,
embracing tho States OF North Carolina and Sonih
Caroiina. Tic will as soon as practicable relieve
MajorGeneral Daniel L. Sicklcs, and on assn,in,,
the command to which he is hereby assigned will,
when necessary toa faithful execution of the aws,
exercise any arlt all powers conferred by The Act,
or Congress- upon the District Commanders, and
any and all authority pertaining to officers in com
mand of Military Departments.
Ma ajor-G General Daniel T.. SIcklcs is hereby rc
level from the command of the Second Military
District. Tho Secretary of War ai interim wifi
give tho necessary instructions to carry tins order
into effect.
{Signcdj ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Lovers Of puro vino will regrot to loarn TINT the
grapo crop, which promised 70 DO 80 abundant
short tinle ago, is likoly to prove Utmost total
arriving ut maturity. 1t is said that kellys Isl.
and, Ohio, will not produce more than quarter Of
q crop.
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mcnagcrie mnst bo curiosity in Iowa. Al
Fairfield, III that State recently, the was 30
great that two children were smothered to death
in the jam.
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sE ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIF1CIAL HUI.
MAN EYES malo 10 order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and p. GoUGLEMASN formerly employed by
RoissoNsRAu, Of Pars,. No. 800 broadway. New York.
April IL Iyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

o. REGISTRATION N0TIC E.-ruE
BOARD OF REGISTRARS for tho Seventh prTcinrt Dis
trct of Bcrtlry Parish of ST. James Goose Creek. wilt
hold their final scEsion nj tho Crosa Roads Poll ON tbs
th 30l and 3Ist instant and at tho Hickory Bend Poll
Oh tue I'd. nj anil 9Th days Of September. 1867.
Immediately upun the close Of cac final scssun and
ut the respective places before nac tho list OF persons
registered will Dc exposed Ave days. a tho expiration I"
which e thn Iuarl will aEain sit for two days for the
pnrposcH oi revision. correction addition such
registry. In compliance with Paragraph SIX Gonorn-
Orders No Us. Headquarters Second Military District.
RICHARD +. MARTIS.
chairman Hoard OF Registration. Seventh Precinct, Ber
ley District. Parish st. james Goos0 Crock.
August 2S 4
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Be- sb-REGlSFEhflOS.-FOU PRECINCT.
C0ILEToN DISTRICT.-THE BOARD OF REqIgrRA-
TioN for tile Fourth Prs~inrt. H. bartholomew ParIsi
cneton District. South Carolina, will hold It's aecont
session follows, viK
At JacksoibUro Poll September 5th and 9Th. For
vision September 10th aud 18th.
At AShepoo Poll. September 9TH 10th aud lltl. For
revision September 18th Rnd goth.
At Maple Cano Poll. September 18th aud l4th. For
revision September 2Jrd and 2itll
AZ thu whole duty must be performed by The Int OF
October tho books will be closed the 18th OF Seprn
brr. in order 10 comply with paragraph XIX. General
Order No. G5, Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample tinr for public inspection and revision vi
the sts. All prrsonH qualified vote under tho pro-
raons Of the Act of Congress- passed and March 1867
ENTITLED Act. TO provide for the cfcicnt'gov-
crnnent of the Rebel Staes, and the General Acts. sup
Elementary thereto, Invited appear before tho
BoarsI for RcgIstratIon.
IIoura for sitting will DO from 4. NJ. TO 3P. NJ.
J. X. TERRY,
Chairman Board Of Repatriation 9Th Precinct
| Collector District, South Carolina.
August 26
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED. ON tho 18Th inst. IN Sumter District OF Typhoid
foypr. In tho 3Slh year OF her age aIrs. ESTHER a.
REMBERT vile Of DIR. EDWARD J. REMnEKT. md daugl.
ter OF JAMES UAILLAup. EsI. Of II. Johns berkeley.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE. In tla city. Oh the 10th
August. 1867 MrH. MARY AGNES DAVIS Beed az years.
months and IG days. short. painful less 6nialied
hor journey here. Shu wns blessed With heavenly
sight. thus leaving bright evidence Of her faith.
Her debt IL paid; tho loved In gnnc
No To suffer in lnud forl0rn.
Midst realms Of blsg. beneath Gods holy ray.
Shu in Christ tho lifc. the TRUTH tho way.
\. A. II. ID.
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nD- IN EQUITY. .-CHARI. .ESTON,- ,-EXECC-
TORS wat. s. ELLIOTT. ~. ELIAS HoRLBECK. ei ~.
In pursuance OF order n,ne by Chancellor JOHNSON
In this dated tho 9th day August 1867 tho crcd
tors Of the Estate of the late WILLIAM 8. ELLIOTT.
Esquire. notified to In and provo their claims
before before tho l6 day Of September neIt
be dcbarred from all bunU any decree hereafter 10
be nalo in this ease.
JAMES TUPPER.
August ~ nw9 Mastcr In Equity.
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Washington News

WasHINGToN, August o7.-Thc President Inns
ass,Encd General Candy tn the Second District.
and General Hancock to the Filth
Official records show that the Cotton rynnrtr,t
during The year entlinS June 10 amounted in fit7
s2O2, ,00O.UOO. - 80
Inc breach betwccn tho President and Grant is
widening. Grant in nn defiant grounds in upuus-
ton To Executives assignments. He protests with
some ihulEnntl0n against IIanrUck's removal
from the Department of tho Missouri Grant las
not yet promnl gated the instructions CARRYING the
Presidents order into effect
Tins MORNINGS Tribune says General Sheridan
~ a letter to gentleman oi this city thinks The
future prosperity OF Louisiana is beyond question
and assures capitalists that the bonds rcrrntIy
issued have ample security
Captain Arms, who had recent fight with In.
uians Inns nrrivel from Fort Hayes Ito rrports
three Killed anu thirtylivc wounded ami rortr-tlyr
Morses lost after The battle. The Indians sent n
haS OF truce with this message: Toll your officers
Me don't want peace; shall keep ON fighting
Three hundred men, including Kaisns volunteers
loft Fort Hayes yesterday after tho Indians
y Nashville dispatch suys that I,rownTow has
taken possession OF the Mobile and Ohio RailroaI
Tho Sioux Indians are reported incorrigiblc ind
the Crows friendly. $50 cholera deaths rcIInrte,
IN tho Indian territory south of KarIsas ~ prr
cont. OF tho population Or Fort t;sun died nj
Fort Arbuuclc-Gl soldiers and 75 Indians died,
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VOLUME V......NO. 6:
TELEGRAPHIC,
Oar Gable IrfSpntcIit

LONDON. August 81. Mr.. yc.;rrau, the relcbrat
ell French physician. is dead.
Amcriins between the King OF Prussia and ih,
SofrrciEls o! The South German States has been
arranged.
Rerorta regarding the Spanish revolution ar,
Conflicting.
73 ''a' ''''''S
LoNnoN, August 2I-2 +. NJ. Humls weak. Con.
Bonds 7:A. "'' - To- w.
iLfEHro4I., August 2,;- Evening. Cotton d,-
cllncd ]. Uplands, iUJ. Wv
LIVERPOOL. August Noon.-Cotton h,ovx.
uPlanis lo!'i.; Orleans i0,d. Sales t;0O0 Lairs.
LIVERPOOL, August 27--2p. M.-Cuttun easier:
3D. Tallow lis. Cd. "''
LIVERPOOL, August 27-Evcnin.. Cotton ,lull:
declined t,l: Sales 7WM bales lipIantis IO,j.
orleans lOsd Manchester nsfyiccs mnravurablc
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then. has been presented 10 tho English ur
amcricanic.
Mr. KEtthc author Of the littlo volume under
reftew, htitten somr excellent comedies, in
ilntt De'tf course, sune OF which We lrnril
arc 10 bc next winter by tho ''Bruderlichc
Bund Of city. The book is Tor salc at
RUssELi.'s.
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The Epmu REVIEW July lsG7.-Wc are
inuebted tci 'oHN RUSSELL FOR our copy. Thu
contcnts tlssrtcr oiicr nothing Of special i'll
tcrost: l. S;arly Administration of GEoLnI
III. 2. hA:uro and Prices in England
tl259-14OO. )3Iofcssor FEnRIEn's Plilosoph
ical Rcnlains. the Council OF Constaninuple
3. Indian Cossn nnd Textile Fabrics. &. Lit,
and Speeches 'oiord Plunkct. z. Wine aud tht
Vino Trade. Sinh Wedgwood. 8. Durtont
History OF Scotia 10. The Military Institution,
Of France.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23
10 PROPERTY HOLDERS.

IL, Owners of City Real Estate, and all
A Agents OF Owners are respectfully reques-
ted 10 leave with the undersigned, ct the May
or 8 office, Memphis, memoranda OF any Sales
Leases, Subdivisions, etc. made by them since
the last assessment. -.
JOHN PARK,
L. j. DUPRE,
.. l. JOHN 4. IRRELEVANT
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