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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
: WALKS ASb TlLks.

wAnted.+-a democratic candidate Tor Pres
ident. mo Irish need apply 4t.tl
Birds of Paradise will ornament the fash
ionable hats this winter. So the milliuCrs
tell us.
The long -uecdcd repairs in the macada-
MIXING ofthe south end of Main teet, are
being prosecuted. r. .".'
The ptst fortnight has been noted for the
absence Of sunny days aDd moonlight nights.
Letos hiye--A piece. VIA lGT9ctL
Cider is remarkably plenty this fall and
brings fair price. We may safely say
sssrc is aHgIt smart chance for vinegar.
The Shs~han House, sc understand, |;
. on to have "a change OF Landlord. A
gera Iesnon from iadiahs, takes the housc
ass' S;hcrd Nyess rstirS.
a Oo4pic Of seeerS frosO, last.wtsk, ,,hAse
Lsrivd up our farmers 10 unusual eTrrtions
! ia s,ehali Of ak-r sliH exposed crops, Jack
is a lively AZ srunr this s,a'OiI with hi'
tricks.
The ". r. Sunday School has lately been
rcorsanizsd wiilrP. ). Wilson rs Sapetin
tendent, Mr.. John G. Gross retiring. Th'
school is prospecting.
We win publish the list OF Premiums a.
worded at the recent County Fair, in eur
next issue, iii not having been furnished us
in time to publish entire this week.
Mr.. Joe Zimmerman will please accepr
our thanks for telegraph hvors. Our read.
ers wanting anything dSue in that liHe vii
find the Western Union the line and Joe III,
boy TO do it satisfactorily. You bet.
NEW YoRE fashions. for gea atlemsa are
more ridiculous this fad thnn ever belov
Tight pants, short coat and feet large e.
nouRh to contain organs Of respiration am
digestion.
President Johnson 6Ies and sets apar
Thursday, Nov. 26, as a day OF nationa
thanksgivihg.t Bysthht time the nation will
have Grant and Peace, and thankful peo
pie wllsttest their gratitude.
Tie Ohio Stove Works have more order
than can he filled. Forty men are at worl
and still are not able to meet the demadd
With proper railroad facilities for bringing
raw usteriaI and shipping WsNaaacture,
goods this establishment EOd.d rival aAy il
the West.
1upRr1 ,xu x1SOT
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PREEhMMnD OF nNINnr. /.

Ifyou want good Sewing Machine go to e
II. sting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

FRoMREv. JOSEPH II. KRNEARD, D,D,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadel,
phia
DR. JAoEgoE-DEAHSIR;- ~ hare Teen yrc-
0ueniy reqiiSacd n conneci my ndHs tCith recgBt'
Saenddti0nf " aigerehl kHis ~ HledtcfneS, w
regarding nc Prdetiee as QUO Of iag dRPrgrtafs
sphsTe, Thdre fn all cdtes deeiiRsd bW loifh
clear troof IN rdrioHs insidacss, and lliriicaaFg
in nay Olgn Jdmily, qf hs use(aiaess N % HOJf
lands German Biitsri, dSlan for dHee i oE
my usual course, 10 eJPTe1 - y JiiH eoHuieiinN
thai for general debiiiy of the system and
slaint, Il Il = safs H and valuable
preparation. ~ ioas eases flHdg
5sii; 5ai Hsadlz ~, dHfbt MT, it
agiA Be vsry beng Gciai 70 hoie gho sner Jrola ne
above oaHgeI. lOuTs, r,Ty releoydig.
r - ~ EENN.lRD
EjgLlb kslans I'oaxs SlsesL 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS

The Subscription Books Of the six per cent
Y preferred capital stock Of "'rhe Titin Gold
and SILVER Mining Company OF Colorado" are
nov open. John Shock, ESQ, is general agent N
solicit subscriptions and collect tho same.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

TIFflN PACK CuRHEHTr
Corrected weekly by Persons Wilson, Empire
,l-Iol, - Y rims. oaAs' Oes -, tsos
BuTrER-35 70 30centa per l.ouhd.
lEGGs--I5 cents per doIen.
iLARD-rlT cents per POUND.
TALLOw-S cents per pOand.
BEEsWAA-l0 eents ger pouud.
HAms--smoked 16 to II cents per pound.
SHOuLDERs-smOked ~ to "a cts. per pound
POrATOES-i0 10 75ets. per buskel.
APPLES-Green 80 10 80 cents per besheL
Dried 70 eenikpsr penpd.
CHICkENs-- 70 to " " -
DUCKS-l2 centsper ponnd. ~ +ht
FEATHERS-75 cents per pound.
PELTS-25 TO IS cents each.
RAGS to 3 cents par pound.
SORGHUM MOLAsSEs--60 TO 50 cts. ief gall.
TALLOW-lO cents per pound.
HAY-el0 70 Sff per ton.
I oNIOfs~y " no, per busAeL
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Election Of Directors Public school

Notice is hereby given to the quali6sd
electors Of the City of Tifin, and the an.
neHauon ibeTs,e fog school pprPosss,s 70 as.
sesltts .opithe afn Nohasy N Soyepbsr,
A. d. 1868, it being the 2nd day OF said
mon,h, at the Court House, in said city, and
then and there, between the bonrs Of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ, Of said
day, by ballot, choose Two Directors Of the
Public Schools of the City Of Tifin, to serve
prGthrss yesfs, asd- until their successors
are elected and qualified.
BY order Of the Board OF Education,
HENRY GROSS, President.
Attest, WV. NJ. JonSsoS, Sec.
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A CLERGYMAN whils residing n soliE
an,l simple Tainedy ~ the culs 81 NeftOua
wsskpsss, Early DseAN Disseses Of The Urinary
apl selnlaal Organs, And me whole tltiu 81 dis
Great nuhiAsss s4t6 keen cdfSd W 9his nthit
remedy. Psotipted BY a desire 10 bspeht the
sis'sS i64 s,s1sssr sSs ma as ssaa
seale'i envelope, 10 any one who uSeds W FAIR
- eHiReE. Address sosA 5gs & =. - 2
sSi-ss hi,bs b, Etls Houso,E y =. Ieiy.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thonrandr Of tho worst suferefs from this
terrible gnaNmg disease have heen cured by The
m0nlal- now IN cur hands fully Prove. Hsrsh-
seES Myers Sole Agenis' rr1re rT~1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-11
THE IlKCTUnE SEASON.

ExGoyERNoR LOWE, OF MARYLAND WILL LEO
u turc in Cooper Institute next Sunday evening at ~
O'Clock. for the nenet Of the House Of the Sisters Of
Charity Tickets ~ cents. For sae nj the book and music
IMPORTANT LECTURES DATLY.-To GEHTLENsN
only, on Interesting subjects at tho New York Museum
Of Anatomy 0S Broadway Those unable 20 attend these
lectures may receive copy by forwarding ten cents Adj
dress Secretary " New York Museum OF Anatomy 6lj
broadway
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EXPRESSES.

A BuRHnAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, lis
"A. West heyontlt street scar sixsh avenue -i.aree
wagons for moving furniue city, country furniture.
panolorlcs packed, shipped furniture stored; money
adYs need.
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NEWsPAPERs.

THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN, AS AN ADVERTISING
i medium unglip passed by paicr IN the city. Its
circulation Is larger han that Of any daily published
sDgthwest. IL is especially valuable
who desire to reach I've citizens Of Chicago. Of illinois, Wis
ccnsin Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri Kansas, Nebrark.
Texas New Mexico. Oregon Utah, Colorado Nevada
Dakota Montana Souttern Western and Northern micht
gan, Northern Indiana Western Virginia. PennsyivaL Ia
Ohio Kentucky, 1ennessae &c ~ all these states and
It's circulation IL large and rapidly increasing
THK WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is especially commented
10 those who wish 70 the people OF the country,
culsry the farmer and his family and equs valuable
medium be ound ia the lest for placing before these
and In all other classes the Information
necessary 10 ner patronage aud supply The require
ments ri their pleasures aud occupations.
For Terms OF advertising address the CHICAGO REPUR.
ItNAN COMPANY, afpy at the counting roon No. 90
WASHINGTON strcet, Chicago, Ill
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD or LONG ISLAND
- Winter arrangements.
Leave James slip New York Mt A. ". via Long Island
Railroad Jamaica for Babylon aud all way stations.
Franklin avenue. Brooklyn, ~ : ~ A. al via Bro ikyn
Central Railroad TO jamaica, to- EuD5 soi and all sta
tons.
Leave James slip New York, NJ p. VI, VIA Long Island
Railroad Jamaica, for Babylon And all
Frankln aveaue B-ooklyn, az 2.5J r. H. Brooklyn
Central Railroad 10 jamaica Tor Babylon aud all st-
tons.
Leave Babylon at 73j A. NJ for JamaIca and all way
lions. connecting with train Vi Long Island Aaitcad srry
ing nj james slip a. 10 A. VI.
tons, connecting vita tram Of Brooklyn acn RAILROAD.
arriving al FrtnKlin avenue, Brooklyn, At 10 A. Il.
Leave Babylon al i-:iv = NJ. for Jmacs .ai all way
stauns connecting with riln Of Loag I4la Railroad
rlving 10 James slip ats 4. NJ.
Leave Babylon a. 1910 n N. for jamaica and all way
siaOna connecting or Brooklyn Central Rar-
1oad arriving as trankln avenue Bropkyn, Z. $50 NJ.
and connecting also the horse Inc Eass New
for. and Janacl Railroad w,cn Leave jelf.ica every
tcrtv minutes X. WHITE, iluf1adcnL
To lake eacs. November T. 1871
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A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AyD BIRDS FOR
y sane Medicines for all diseases Prepared food for
cot ner Canal
Ii BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
~ rhANCIS BUTLER. No. Peck slip. Buffers Infa-
nose MT aye Cure and Flea Exterrnaor rs cents Buffers
new work. 81 Ferrets cheap.
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TRAyELLERS' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM EAII.R1ADs-
Trains Tor Albany and Troy connecting WITH Northern
and acstarn trans leave sew York VA iuison River al
fhirtitlh street ant lenh aud 10 A. NJ
go and ia L. NJ, and via Harlem lrvad
sixth AMI Fourth Avenue at IA a. NJ. and tSD T. ".
lhc $50 H. n. train hudson River Will run on sun
days.
Sleeping cars attached to c.30 ana II p. NJ trains.
WN. Ia. VANDERBILT Vice President.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM has THE LARGEST
circulation OF afternoon paper In the city. " IS,
therefore the most desirable medium for advertisers
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pRICKLAYrRS OF UNION NO. 1-YoU ARE HERE
- by notified to be at your rooms Monday. the 3h
a. Nj, to loa tho parade under penalty OF $40
ane Roll Will DO called at s1a NJ precisely rain or
shlne K A. MCIANE, President
MN s. PURCELL. Secretary.
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YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, &C. !.

TfOR sALE-SCHoONER YACHT MATTE, OK
~ wouli be exchanged for Of Eve TO The
Matte TONS q feet long one year old last July in per-
feet order with all modern improvements; built expressly
for strength speed beauty and convenience at cost Of
00o but for satisfactory winch VIII be gwen
she be parted WITH For particulars INQUIRE OF
WIN. YOOE, Esq, 10, Fulton street, New York. l..
II. MOORE, south Aorwak Conu- where the vessel may
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-11

xfoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED the
" annsthetc o. nitrous oxide Is, ADMINISTER
most approved method, % nothing hlt teeth
and certainly do 4 without paiu. 20 w patients testify.
See tner naurs ~ zoe viuse' ~ 1'oper institute
frEgTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ELEVEN
ycsGs by bcnufbine application tnaren satgOn1. Hnau.
tfui Teeth 81 sc % sscr SiJ Laughing gas fresh Gly
:. jay 1iLLhis, ~ uland ~ nesf Broadway.
ION BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUN $50
lou Sets OF ree.S. Rubber Plate, With pIurpsfs. yin
Extracting under gaswih5ut charso when others arc III,
sosIea Ls BVDlNE, NY Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-11

4 LADIES. DISCARD INJURIOUS PADDlNGS
~. Madame JUMEL'S Mammarlsl Baln and Patent Ee
develops the bust physioiogicsy: Depot 907 Broad
~ or IA East Twentieth street. Sold by druggsts.
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fLAND HOUSE, ARCH STREET ABOVE SEW
cfth Philadelphia, is open The European plan
class accommodations reasonable rates. Travellers,
lake notice. A. r. BELCHaR. Proprietor
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A II. A. WEEKS, AUTOBIOGRAPHY SELL III IS
~. day ut salesroom J Liberty street. at II ~. prompt
the magnificent and well known tottcr Froc IL hands
old and FOR style and elegance be surpassed
He trottcd Fashion track last July, winning
easily In 23s; beat 2lOny good day road
ard Is the finest ard best behaved geneman road horse
IN this city, has bad habit and Is perfectly sound,
flowing and tail. Will be sold without
Is property OF private gentleman of business and
PEELED to sell.
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BtfstNHrs OPPORTUNITIES.

A RARE BUSINESS OPENING.-THE ADVERTISER,
~ having other business that will In future occupy his
entire attention vi. 70 dispose OF his wholesale ana
Clotaine Esta lsren situated in the adjoining city
o. brooklyn large ana increasing trade; location
best In the c amount required In cash, S2UOOJ Address
box D 56l New York fost Office. for one week.
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WHOLE NO. ll,456.


my INFORMATION OF PATRICK OR BRtpD,sEr
Dooson. Of Galway county, Ireland Clearly Afiage.
i ba thankfully received by Mary Dcnlon By directing
70 Rock City Post Office Duchess county. N. Y.
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I UST-ElTH N or THE ROAD To HfdH BRIDGE,
IL IN a Broadway fuesi last black Pocket
book ntanins three noes Of no value 70 any one ex
cept the payment rs been Stopped; also
envelope III the iDceebJok Is the owners Enu ST.
dence The nner win De rewarded by leaving at the Man
haitian Hotel.
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A no BE SOLD THIS DAY, At Il NJ. AZ 40 LIP
N. crty street, stylish bay iIamoletonan Horse 10
hands, eight years old warranted sound and Kind and
.:a5
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I uST--IN BROADWAY ON THURSDAY NlGag, A
IL Memorandum Look, containing SIS which the nnae
keep ~ returning tho hook tho occ Ok tho Revere
Iousc, coracr Of Broadway aud Houston street.
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osT-IH THIRTY EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
~ sixth and Eighth avenues, or IN axsh ayenoe bcwesn
Thirty eighth aud fhrtysivth streets aayi sur Cpe
the naeT viii DO literally rewarded leaving at III
West fhlrty. ninth street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
OUR NORA.

A committee OF the citizens Of Mem
phis tenders e Complimentary Concert
to Miss NORA BRADFORD, to take place
at the New Memphis Theatre on the
evening Of the 81 Of September.
Our little rossignOl has 30 endeared
herself to all who love music and idolize
genius and admire wit and worth and all
that makes oma lovely, that we need
only say that NORA will sing, assisted
by the best musical talent, professional
and amateur, Of our city, to make 1t sure
that there will be no vacant seat in the
theatre that night.
The charming generosity with which
Miss Bradford has always given the So
sistancs Of her delicious voice to every
Concert and performance in aid OF edu-
cation or for remarkable purposes, entities
her TO the gratitude Of the people OF
Memphis and the committee propose to
increase their obligations to her, by the
rare musical treat to which they are in-
Vited.
Tickets viii be for sale, and reserved
seats can be secured at F. K~atzenbaeh,s,
3l7 Main street, and at the bookstores
and hotels OF the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26


shooters from America has won . goblet.
he is Mr. Timothy Grumez, Of High
land, Ill.
Sheriff OiBrien, In q letter to Justice
Shanly, defends the action OF his depu-
ties at the broadway Theater, aud ex-
presses his willingness TO assume all the
responsibility. He asserts that they
were assaulted by an armed mob Of
carpenters, Gene shutters and actors,
and believing themselves in jeopardy,
resented the violence with firearms.
The Fenisn Convention continued In
secret session to-day. The annual report
Of Chief Executive Savage was read,
and Col. O'Brien, the permanent Presi-
dent, made an address, The military
members of the Brotherhood are also
holding q convention, with Gen. Dennis
Burke as temporary Chairman.
Last night o murGarous assault was
made on the actors and actresses who Of
fered resistance to rOughs employed as
Deputy SheTifs to arrest Hawkins, an
actor, upon an injunction issued by Judge
Barnard. Hawkins escaped by jumping
over the orchestra and making for the
street. As the actors stood in a body
tie roughs fred two Oh three volleyS into
their midst, w~ounding two actors serious
Iy. The roughs were all committed to-
day to await the result Of the injuries of
the wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
GKORGIA.

The Selma, Rome aud Dalton Rail-
road has been completed to within
twenty miles of Rome, and will be fin
ished to Rome by the first Of October.
The Romans, headed by Col. COthran
and other capitalists, project building, at
once, q railroad from Rome to Gadsden,
Ala.
The Hon. Mrs. Yelverton is giving
readings at Atlanta.
Eleven persons escaped from the
Columbus jail on the night of the Goth,
having frst oveTpowered and seriously
injured the jsilor.
"A communication in the Rome
Courier thus describes the proceedings st
the colored church ia that city recently !;
I" At q recent attendance on this abemi-
nable mOckery of religions service, we
heard q whining voice sing out, Pm
gWine to hsben on q white hos another
Jumped up and echoed, Bless de Lord,
here's 3 poor sister gWine to hell on g
black mule One raised her hands, and
with eyes fxed on the ceiling, screamed,
Il see Jesus, / see Jesus, I zee Jesus q
lookin' AZ me. Another replied, { | see
him too, a lookin' out de winder at me
Another cried cut, Bless de Lord, tell
Jesus to send down q rope and pIl climb
Up to heben.' This last idea struck a
dozen or more with force, and they
jumped up and down, shouting, Send
down de rope, and Wen sll climb to
Asben.i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
Y

NASHVILLE, August 25.-In the House
Of Representatives to-day, Bosom, from
Special Committee on Finance ~repo<ted
a bill creating a Board of Finance, with
full power TO pay the principal and in
terest on ths puoIlc debt now due and
hereafter to mature, by negotiating loans
OF funding the debt falling due in 1858.
The Committee or Military affairs re-
ported 2 bill and recommended its pas
sage. This bill authorizes the Governor
20 organize, equip and call into active
service s volunteer force Of one or more
regiments from each Congressional dis
trict, TO be composed Of loyal men, to be
governed by h revised rules and regu-
Iatious OF the United States Army, the
expense Of the same to be paid cut Of the
Stste Treasury, Ia sums not exceeding
$50, 600 at any one time. The Governor
is authorized to declare martial law in
any county, and to quarter troops
in such counties, the expenses TO be paid
by q tax upon the people OF said county.
This bill Is on its third reading.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 25.-Seventeen
diseased cattle found their way to the
city. Five were traced to a butcher on
Stanton street, where they had been cut
up and sold to the inhabitants of the
Thirteenth ward. One died before be
could be slaughtered. The butcher has
not been arrested. The others have not
been traced, but it is supposed that they
were slaughtered and sold to citizens as
good beef.
Patrick Morissey yesterday afternoon
stabbed his mother while In YorkYille
police court, where she had just entered
complaint against him for mortally stab.
bling his sister. Morrissey was arrested.
His sister will die.
Henry King and Jacob Meyer fell
overheard during the hgat Of roughs on
the steamboat going to the prize fight,
yesterday, and were drowned.
The manager of the New York, New
foundland and London Telegraph Com
paay, announces that by the 1st Of Sep
TENDER the tariff of rates will be reduced.
Messages Of ten words will be sent from
New York 60 any point ia Great Britain
or Ireland, for $40 IS in gold, or S24 20
in currency.
The Connecticut Republican State Con-
veRtlon will assemble September 10th.
a Vienna letter says a Of the sharp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, August 25.-General
Buchanan yesterday reliRquished charge
of the Freedmen's Bureau sffzirs In this
State to Gen. Hatch.
Gen. Buchanan remains In command
Of the district until Gen. ROusseau's ar
rival.
The canvass of the country parishes
hiss actively begun.
Gen. S5eadman and q number Of other
Democratic speakers from New Orleans
addressed a meeting at L&fourche par
ish Saturday, and were followed next
day by a Republican meeting addressed
by Michael Holm.
Nothing further is heard Of the bill
placing the electoral appointments in
the hands of the Legislature.
The active ~csDvSssing of the State has
bsen commenced by the Radicals, which
seems to indicate that the project will
not be pushed, unless as a dernier resort.
Gov. Yarmouth and Congressman Sy-
phsC are speeeh-msking at Baton Rouge.
A grand procession Of all the Demo-
cratic clubs in the city takes place on
Saturday night next. Some idea of the
number OF the clubs may be OBJ.
tanned from the fact that there
are not bands of music enough in
INC Dlty RAu VlClHlIy. @OOiic IL I4iu
under contribution to furnish bands-pos-
sibly Memphis and Louisville also.
The following resolutions were intro
duced ia the Legislature to-day:
WHEREAS, 1t is currently reported and
generally believed, that Gov. Yarmouth
has received compensation for signing
bills, and for Withholding signatures
from the same; and that he has also re-
oeived pay for making appointments to
high and important official positions in
the State Government, and
Whereas, members Of the Legislature
are charged with having received money
to secure their votes for the passage Of
certain bills designed for the benefit of
individuals, therefore, be 1t
ResOtved, That q committee OF three,
on the part OF the Senate, be appointed
to investigate these charges and report to
the Senate, with Z view to an impsach-
ment Of the Governor, and expulsion of
the guilty members.
The resolution was tabled by a vote of
sixteen to eight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
VIRGINIA.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, August 25.-Gan. Roseersns
came down here of his OWE earnest de-
sire TO see the representative men Of the
South, and to ascertain their views and
sentiments of public affairs and security.
He has had a cordial reception, has had
frequent interviews with Gems. Lee and
Beauregsrd, A. Il. Stephens, Cows. Pick
ems and Lstchsr, and others, on public
matters, ara the utmost cordlality and
frsnkness vas re~eiprocstsd Of al sides.
Some plans will doubtless be adopted for
future action. It is somewhat shrouded
in mystery at present, but will probably
be developed IN g day or two.
Gems. Lee and Besuregard visited Hot
Springs yesterday and returned the same
day.
Gen. Rosecrans will return to Wash
ton tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
A LIE WHICH 1T IS TIME TO EX-
DNnnE

We Ind republished, for the hundredth
time, In the Washington (Arkansas)
Telegraph, Of August 18th, an account
OF 3 trial OF a suit for SANDER, in Clsrkes-
vile, Texss, in which Chester Ashley
and Albert Pike Of Arkansas, and Ser
gesat 5. PFsntiss Of New Orleans, az
pesred on one side, and John Taylor,
"The Volunteer Counsel on the other
We have been asked, ct least a hun
dred TINES, If the account was true and
have answered, as We say now, once for
all, No! 1t is lie from beginning to end.
We never were in Clsrkesville, Texas, IN
I'll the third year OF the late war. We
nevsr were In D case with s. s. Prem
tiss. We never appeared in any case IN
Texas. We never appeared in any such
suit, and nc such encounter Of intellect
ever happened to Us anywhere, as the
tale in question ~recounts. We knew
John Taylor well enough, In Arkansas,
and we're opposed TO him in many cases,
but never IN any such case. The whole
story Is 8 lie out and out, written by Al
fred ". Arlington, who died rot many
months ago in Chicago, to which city he
went, sfteF living many years in Arksn-
sss and Texas. George Hopkins and
Msry Elliston were myths.