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FRESHNESS CHANCES
II nALh k0SS.
SOveer Of ~eseuA ana 10 street.
large and 6rsf elAss YIN and STONk srnk
g fennSivs1fa sSsane at great bargain Far
8 .pleed,a GoHrEcTIoNERY STAND doing
heevy busit zee
Both at srgAirs
q neat FRAnH HOUSE, on the IsiAad. tour
rooms. ut soa
a hsedsom. shrs story BRICK on ID street,
mar ,ity Hsil, At osly $500.
FOE SABA delightful COUNTRY RESI-
DENCk AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM,
win every arrAn gemept for comfort and couve
nience- Every variety OF fruit-spples. pears.
peaches, cherries, apricots. kc.-in abundance.
fine shade trees and sbrubbery. Also. q well
established COUNTRY STORE. with good stock
Of goods. Part cssh and city property Address
Box o94. Post Omce ~ I0-u
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From J. ShIllingtop- % deon Building W,
hsye the RirsTSias Hae0 al for Sep;ember
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> ADJUSTMENTS
THIRD GRAND
SCHCETZEN FESTIVAL

takes pleasure 60 announce herewith that they
will celetrste their
THIRD ANNSAL SOHU rTZEN FESTIVAL.
NEW sCHUETZEN PARk.
tsn,eer sth ~
- Lsotes sbS Gentiemer who will be kfnS
enough 70 eonttto-f. presents. tor prizes. 60 ~.
Association. are polltely requested g leave tie
fas sth street. M stairs lover knee..l No-aeet.
ssdcl~r store.
81 The pres nfs are on "a hibi,,o, a, ~ A.
Nose. furniture Bazaar. ooruer Of I'm street
and Louisi ana avenue. asaIs
DROP. KRKIs' DANCIke AoADRMY. Pea.
y sylvsnts avenue. opposite Metropolitan a
hotel. For summer season. sss~ntlen~nt
TUESDAY sad THURSDAY EvuNrNGs y
frtm 4 20 10 O'Clock. Tkose eatsrfar ,ow u
receive full quarter. Regular cls.. keTl ns
the First Tuesday in September. % TItf
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L. sUkGEoN AND PHYSICIAN.
200 rENNsYLVANIA AVENUE, above l2fh street,
Has devoted many years TO the treatment of female
complaints; and has met with the greatest uccess
In tins CITY and New York.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will Ind
MN very skillful and confidential.
IRREGULARITIES, from whsteyer oause,
Bo0Ms PRIvATE. Patients see NO one but tn.
Occtof. Je9-u
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From French Il Riehar isOn We have Hrr .,r'
BasgT for September 9Th.
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Generals sherman and a ugur left -. Joseph
Mo, for Omaha, ON the 2rh
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g sAMsTAG
Ne CALLS ATTENTION TO
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF FINE
On THURSDAY MORNING, at e1S O'Clock, at
No AS 9th street, one door from street, We will
sell without reserve, large and very fine stock OF
G1mpure. Point rliaue alentia, and Real Threat
Laces and kdRings. very costly EmbroideI1es,
such ~ Infant Robes, Bands. inserting, Edgng,
&c &C splendid assortment of Handkerchi.fs
in Lace, bipen, Cambria &c /, &c also avery hne
assortment Of Fsncv Goods. Hosiery. Fans. CDR
sets, White Goods, Wooden Goods, Sewing Silks,
KID Gloves, &c
We respectfully call the attention of the Ladies'
10 the fact that these Goods will be sold without
reserve, and great sacrifices may be looked for.
Store Tor rent and Fixtures 10 be sold at private
sale. SAMUEL SAMSTAG.
au 2iSt LEWIS, CLARK Il CO. Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

A LADY FB0M EUROPE SPEAKING GER.
an. french, teaching Music Piano. - very
desirous TO have place la an mel ic an family OF
in SCI ool ne tescher, or as q lady comp mioa
No objection in leaving the city. Address Miss
g. Star Office. an s2-S
TO NOT DEsPAIR, But SER oLp DR.
~ DARBf in season He 10 very successful,
particularly IN femals cases. Private rooms CD
posfte Odd fenows Hail. su - lm
BEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS NOT TO
i trust my wife. LOUISA HANGS. in my name
as will nay no debts that she contracts.
an l.6tf j. Va. HAMS
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BOARDING

a FEw BoARDtRs CAN nv accnMop.
"A 1Ep with BOARD aud LeDGISGS .t 81 so
per week. TABLE, BOARD So so per week
Affects MRS. BORN.
susa 81.
EIgsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEAsANT
u ROOMS in very healthy location, aud a
short ak from most OF the public Offices. 40 be
had on very reasonable terms AT n = street. he
tween Eth and 18th SITS. susO st
E'XrRLLENT BOARD AND Rooms may be
L found at northeast corner Of Twentieth street
and PennsyvabiA avenue. aRl9-tsel'
EOR RENT-Seversl very desirable FURNISH
U ED ROOMS; IN quits or sipgly: on let and n
hoorr; with without board Inquire n Ne.
asl street, bet A. aud Sd streets. an slim
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN m HAD
Il A. the American House for twenty cellars psr
month. iyT-Im
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HE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEk

been in fact committed by q public
officer, but that there is no witness to
establish the fact. Can Congress pass a
law requiring him, as a condition to his
further continuance In Office, to take an
oath that he has not committed murder
or treason ? If SO, all the consequences
which can follow from conviction or
impeachment, viz, incapacity to hold
office, may be visited upon the guilty
party, without indictment, trial or wit
nesses produced against him, and with
out any process OF law whatever and
Congress may by eT-post JGctO laws
brand the most trifiDg offence, or ever
a difference of political opinion, with
total disqualification TO hold office. Such
repid administration Of justice might
often reach a correct result, and disfran-
chise a guilty man, whose absence from
Office might not endanger the Republic (;
but the question is, is it a constitutional
method of establishing and Furnishing
guilt 20
So the use of torture to extort confess
sion, by wrenching the bones asunder
and d~isIocating the limbs, and crushing
and manning the body, "might often
reach a correct result, and disfranchise
3 guilty man Z" and it is not in the least
degree worse than the torture Of the con-
science by test-oaths the effect OF which
is to debauch and demorslizs men of
easy virtue, and bride them to commit
perjury by the promise to reward it.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Secretary
Seward, in accordance with an informal
vote of Congress, has entered into nego.
tlations with Mr.. Thornton, the English
Minister, for q new reciprocity treaty
with Canada. The old treaty forms the
basis of the negotiations, which viii
soon be 10 condition for transmission tC
the i'm perial government and the Cana.
diSn authorities. Iii expected that the
treaty will he fl c'td 10 time for its rat,
iicatIOn by the Senate AZ the December
session Of Cor gress.
The Hoo. w. s. Sc ward, Assistant
S eretsry of State, left t,-pight for New
YI:k C ty, en- public business.
The President has IT cogDizad Chas
N-rghoe rs CGusul OF Bavaria at Chiea.
GO, end Cherries A. Gadore ss Cocsul o.
Bavaria ct Cincinnati.
muissioutr r g!ins has Instructed
some OF The detectives employed by the
Internal Revenue Bureau, e perform
duty as Supervisors in eases where suct
services are required, uutil Supervisor:
uBder The Lev tex Law shall be appoint
ed by the proper authority.
Judge Underwood is Ia this city still
engaged in the effort to %reorgaDize the
Judiciary Of Virginia liz accordance with
the 14th article of amendment to the
Constitution OF the United States.
Wm. FaxoD, Assistant Secretary O.
the Navy, is on the V Of leaving Wash
ington Tor a brief s%ojourn in Connec
ticut.
Receipts from customs frsm the 18th Il
22d, inclusive, were 3 1855 sos
Perry Fuller entered his bond of 100,
coo dollars as Collector for New Orleans
Lsayes tomorrow.
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VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, August 27.--In the ease
to-day before the Circuit Court, OF
Golden VS.. King, in detinue, for a horse,
an order wasr read from the military COM
mander of the State, ordering dismissal,
al coat of plaintiff, and the Court consld-
eriDg il had no alternative, had the order
entered, Counsel for Plaintiff excepted
to the order, and It is expected the case
will be carried to a higher court on a
mandamus to compel the Judge TO try
the case, thus testing the constitution
ality OF the Reconstruction acts.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHER
SPRINGS, August 27-Gen. R0secraus
left here at 10 am. for Washington, TAX
ing with him the address and c%orrespon-
senoe Of the representatives OF the South
here. The General declined making it
known. 1t is in Substance 3 prOoiama-
ton OF the sentiments of the Southern
people on the political situation. 1t will
be made public by Gen. Rosecrans, with
an address OF his own, through the Cen
trail Democratic Conservative Executive
COMMITTEES, OF Washington. 1t Is signed
by Gems. Lee, Beaufegard, Echols and
( Anderson, Alex. II. Stephens, Cows.
Letcber, Pickens, and all the prominent
me here. Many representatives. of The
press are here. Assistant Postmaster
Genera Sevilly and Mr. Cochraue, a
prominent Washington banker, are here.
Secretary Browning is at Covington and
will arrive this evening.
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-C0TNTERFkIT COIN.

The Daily Bulletin, published in thi
city, Of Wednesday, August 26ah, has
broadside of extracts, real and pretended
from Democratic journals, arranged I'm
der the caption, democracy, The Greco
Of the mas Of the Democratic party. IL
doctrines and tendencies, as set forth 63
its most iaf9ential political organs and
leading StateSmen."
Under this, we find these two para
graphs:
ITS INTENDED APPEAL TO ARMS.
srThe people are persuaded that the wal
is still ia existence, SO far as rebels can
continue il that the triumph OF Sey mOuT
and Blair would re-enslAve the negro and
re-estabiish Southern domination."-
[AppeaS august %.
Go on, buys; SWEAR TO MURDER
NORTHERN HUNS! ARM YOUR
SELVES AND ORGANIZE, and be
ready 10 respond promptly when called
on, and fight bravely ven If ysu get
killed memphis appeal .
The first Of these paragraphs is torn
from its context, and SO made to become
8 libel upon the APPEAL. The writer Of
the article from which it is torn was
speaking OF the erroneous impressions Of
the Northern people and the use made
Of the paragraph by the Bulletin, is a
deliberate and d~isgrsceiul fraud.
The second paragraph never appeared
in the APPEAL. 1t is a rank forgery T;
and to impute it to the APPEAL is a lie.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, August 27.-YesterdaJ
resolutions were offered in the House
similar to those of the Senate on Tues
day, calling for a Committee Of Inquiry
into charges efFeeting the official integ.
rIty of the Governor and certain mem
bers Of the Legislature. The House re.
fused to receive the resolutions, suspen.
sions OF the rules being necessary fol
their reception. To-day, under suspen.
sion of the rules for the purpose, McMil
Ian, the leading Radical Of the House
introduced q preamble and resolution, o.
which the following is the substance:
WHEREAS, The representative from
the Tenth District, Parish Orleans, w.
Pope Noble, on the twsnty-sixth Instant
asked leave to introduce a resolution in,
curing into certain assumed rumors
touching the integrity Of the Governor
and
Whereas, The Times newspaper, te
which said member Is, or ha:
been, attached, this morning
gives publicity to the resolution sought
to be introduced, and the unfeunded
charges therein contained; therefore be
1t
Resolved, That a Committee of Three
be appointed to investigate this action Ol
the member from the Tenth District,
and il In the opinion Of said committee
he was prompted by malice and the de-
sire TO promote the interests of his p0lit-
ical party by this unwarranted proceed.
ing, that the said committee be, and is
hereby instructed to present resolutions
expelling said member from this body.
The ayes and nays were called for on
the resolution, which was lost by rs ayes
to 39 nays, the Democrats, without ex-
eeption. voting In favor ofthe committee
Of inquiry,
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, August 27.-The first
race to-day for the consolation purse Of
$500, two mile heats, Stonewall Jackson
beat Red Dick in 3:404.
The second race was for the Naragan.
sett stake, SIS each, and $500 added.
Race won by Bayonet beating La Polka
in 3:45.
The third race was for q premium OF
$500 for all ages, three mile heals ; Fan.
by Cheatham, / l; Gen. York, 22;
Sleepy, 3 8 time, 5:41f, s:43;. Betting
stood Gen. York, 80; Sleepy, 200
Fanny Chesthsm, AS.
The fourth race was for the sequel
stake, for two year olds, so esch, and
$500 added, and was won by Mr.. Morris
be-, by imp. Eclipse, out of Arlington
mare, which was the fsvorite, beating
Mr.. MoOr's C. h., by Daniel Boone, dam
Maggie, by Brown Dick, second, and
Mr.. SsDford's b. {. Jake, by Star Davis,
third. Time, l:4Si. Distance run, one
mile.
The racing concluded with sweep
stakes. The gentlemen riding their own
horses, distance, one mile, were Carroll
LiviUg ston, Black Knight, first Mr. d.
hautviIle, Continent, second; Mr.. Wet
more, Caprice, third ; and Mr.. Lawrence,
RUDY, and Nj. Parker, Relief, fourth
and fifth. Time, 1884,.
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NUPTIALA.

The following notice comes to US post
haste, in q Nashville journal:
MARRIED-At the residence OF Jacob
McGavOck, Esq, Spruce street, on the
25th inst, by the Rev. DR.. bunting,
Hon. Connolly F. Trigg to Mrs. Sera-
phina McGavOck.
Upon which, our Nashville eotempo-
rary rspturously exclaims, that never
fairer bride, nor one around whom clus-
tered virtues more i~nestimable, accepted
the homage of truer and more chivalrous
knight that never manlier groom, upon
whose brow nature has set the stamp of
true nobility, WAS blessed with sweeter
compsnionshiP.
Essaying a higher flight, u cotempo-
rary cries, With the heroisrn of true
womsnhood, Minerva hangs her glorious
chapter upon the brow of the sworn Sol
der of Justice, Right and the Truth, and
around this hallowed union OF hearts
heVers the white winged dove of peace"
At least, if it does not say sll that, it
says something very like it.
No one here dreamed that that just
Magistrate and honorable gentleman,
Judge Trigg, proposed to invest himself
in matrimony. He was supposed to
affect no other mistress than the Law,
and to be proof against all the arrows OF
the remorseless little archer, Cupid.
Truly we said, recently, speaking OF
mans love of woman, "Age gives no
exemption from that service"
He has done we'll. No one is more
worthy of a true woman's love. No one
will more loyalty return it. We con-
graduate each We wish each good for
tune. Each deserves it; for each is
worthy Of the other.
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GEORGIA,

ATLANTA, August 27.-In the Senate
to-day, the bill postponing the election
in Savannah until the second Tuesday in
December, was passed by 3 vote Of SO tc
Z. 1t also changes the number of ballot
boxes to three. Campbell, 8 nee o, was
opposed TO the Postponement. de said
If the ballot boxes were in one building,
the negroes would have no chance to
vote and IL not allowed to vote, would
fight. He warned Senators to be careful
how they act.
In the House, q long and warm discus
sion took place on the eligibility Of ne
gro members, and the right OF negroes
to hold Office.
Mr.. Tomblin, Democrat, said the ques-
ton was one OF vital Importance to both
races in Georgia. They are here con
Stunning the peoples money, and the &C
ton OF the Legislature was clogged until
the question was settled.
A motion to reconsider the minority
was adopted-syes so, nays So.
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ST.

ST.. LOUIS, August 27.-The Dsmocra-
tic papers Of this city published this
morning, what purpOrts to be q list oil
rules and instructions adopted by a SON.
vention Of superintendeHts OF registra-
ton, recently held in this city, designed
to govern the registers in different cleo
ton districts in the State. These instruc-
tons are denounced as fragrant violations
of the registration law and Safe eonsti-
tuition, as altogether infamous in their
character, and the issuance Of them an
outrageous u~surpation OF authority onthe
part Of the superintendent of registration.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, August 27.-The Brook.
Ign Union states hat at a meeting OF
leading dry goods firms, held yesterday,
it was resolved to cell no more goods Io
merchants in the Southern States except
for cash, during the present season.
Two Of the deputy Sheriffs engaged in
the Broadway theater ARRAY were re-
leased on 5000 bail each, yesterday, by
Justice Shsudley. The other prisoners
we're not examined, as the wounded men
are in 8 dangerous condition. During
the day Justice Shaudley was served
with q writ of certi0rari, issued by Judge
Barnard, and q writ Of hsbeas corpus
was served at the same time on the jailer.
The prisoners were to be produced N the
Supreme Court this morning at ten
o'clock.
The Herdld's Rio Jaueiro correspond
ent says Gen. Webb received instruc-
tons to demand his passports il the
steamer Wasp was not permitted to as
cend the river.
Gen. Hunter in 8 card states that he
headed a list of the Commission trying
Mrs. Surrstt, who petitioned the Presi.
dent Tor her pardon.
The Democratic clubs OF this city are
making arrangements for q torch light
procession after the State nominations
are made.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, August 27.-Bullion in the
Bank OF England has increased $50, 900.
PARIS, August 27.-It is announced
that the Emperor Will visit the camp at
Chalons on the second OF September.
The sale Of the Figaro newspaper in
the streets OF Paris, has been PROHIBITED.
CONSrANTINOPLE, August 2T.-Ad-
miral Farrsgut gave 8 grand banquet
yesterday on board the flag ship Frank
lin, to members Of the Turkish ministry
and ambassadors Of foreign powers, at
Constantinople.
LONDON, August 27.-Dispatches from
Rome state that the Rev. Henry E.
Manning, the eminent Roman Catholic
Divine and Arch Bishop OF London, is
to be made q Cardinal. IL is also re-
ported that Monsieur Joseph Bersrd will
soon relieve Cardinal Antoneili as Sec
rotary of State and President Of the Pa
pal Ministry.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, August27.-The Fourteenth
District Democratic Convention to day
nominated Orestes Cleveland for Con.
gress.
The Third District Democratic Con-
vention, at Somerville, yesterday nom-
mated John Bird, of Huntington, fol
Congress.
The Second District Republican Con.
vention, at Jones river, today nomi.
mated Gen. James F. Rusting, of Tren-
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Capt. r. T. English, our Commercial
and River Editor, left yesterday after
noon on the Louisville Railroad, for q
flying trip n%orthward, on business and
pleasure. We commend him most
cordially to our friends of the press in
Louisville snd elsewhere.
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*
e York Market.

New York Market
NEW YORK, August 27.-Cotton less active
sales Loo bales HDlsnds VS.. Flour dull gu
a minal, tic in bona. Wheat 2gSc lower. Corn
81 l6Sl - Rice dnll. Coffee steady. Sugar,
Cuba i0%@llAc. MnlasSes dull.
Dry G~J0ds-Prints, ali qualities range from
81 70 lac brown sheeungs, standard l6gl7c
L2nsdale Dlesched musiihs ISc; Bartlett 1919 :.
Sg4c; sterling quiet sesA gold 4s5s Old Ten
nessee 6ig55 new 6SG64.
New Orleans market.
NEW ORLEANS. August H.-Cotton very dull.
middIngs nominaIy sc; Gales e bales; re-
celpts IS. STERLING 571s s594. New Iork sight
&c premium. Cod 44H. FIOur duu, supernne
nUminally 81. Nothing doing In grain. Corn
Hay steauy, firm ana unchanged. PORK So 90,
Bacon quiet, shoulders lac; c1ear sides IILc.
Lard quiet ana unchanged.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August Z7.-Tobacco, full rates
sales ~ hhds hugs 10 medium leaf ~ 2lSI4 Il
cutting leaf s.S. Flour, supernne %. Wheat
Rye 81 80, refused. Sugar I64c. Pork SO 81.
Lard lS%gl54c. Bacon, shoulders I55z clear
rio slaes i14 clear sides I7Agl7nS; Bplk
raw in bona UV9b5c.
ST. Loufs Market
ST. LOUIS, August 27.-robacco maintained
Flour, superfine 50 %. Wheat 81 S5a2 IS. Corn
s9g95c. Oats 5lS55e. Pork So Z5g2s 80, dry
salt DaCOAg hAVhAOCAo LE4SApTzt GltdE 5lQe5
IA sE1zc; hams DC. Lard UoH:. Whisky
81 70.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August 27.-F1oar dull, family
50 10 q Wheat 81 S1G2. Oats IS 957c. WhIsK v
G5c in bond- Corn IS s0sc. Polk SO. Lard 1850.
Balk shoulders Beige sides 1870. Bacon,
shoulders 1881 clear sides l7Ac mans 2Oa
2I9c. Butter So93oc. Eggs l6gI7c, Hay SISt1
Is.
Foreign MarkeIs.
LONDON, August 27.-Consols sE4; hve-twen-
ties ~.
FRANKFORT, August 2Z-BOnds 75Ls.
LIVERPOOL, August 27-Cotton buoyant.
uplanIs lldi Orleans uld sales 5000 bale,
PARIS, August 21,-Bourse closed Quiet
rentes ~ francs 70 ceniimes. Beads at france
70.
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CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August 27.-The
Democratic State Convention, which
met at Dover yesterday, nominated Ben
jsmin T. Briggs, of Newcastle, for Con-
gress. CfA
The following resolution, which was
adopted by the State Convention in June,
was again affirmed as one Of the prInei-
Piles Of the party:
Resolved, That the elective franchise
Is a political privilege, and not a natural
right, and is to be granted or withheld by
the several States to their respective in
hsbitants, as the free, sound judgment
and discretion of each State snail deem
for the public interest and welfare.
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We cannot complain that the IRA.
ldncbe defends its own policy and that Of
the devotses of exPediency in Arkansas.
We acknowledge its courtesy to US, and
postpone e reply to its article of yester-
day until after the November cleo
ton. We are quite willing TO let Time
be arbitrator and umpire between US.
We can always afford to wait and see.
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Trust Sale.

nN THURSDAY, OLToBER /, 1855, AT THE
" han of the Cnamber OF Commerce. in odd
Fellows Hail, Memphis, at Il o'clock, / will sell
10 the highe-t Ot1der fol cash, lot II, in the
6agiand subdivision, situated on east side OF
Ragland avenue, 60 feet front by 49, feet depth,
on which is erected a comfortable Cottage. The
hale is made by virtue of a Trust Deed to me
from j. W. Moore and Leande slaughter.
redemption waived. little perfect, but l sell
and convey only as Trustee
aus JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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CONNECTICUT.

New HAVEN, August 27.-It is ex-
pected that all the Governors of the New
England States, with their respective
stats, will be present at the New Eng
land Fair in this city next week, and will
address the people some day during the
exhibition.
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OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, August Adjournment de-
tectives say they have information and
descriptions of several Head Centers and
leading Fenians who are expected here
at Whalen's trial. Hon. J. II. Cameron
and NJ. G. Cameron, Of Toronto, have
been retained to defend WhaIen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-28
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, August 27.-The Attorney
Generals opinion of the bill closing the
operations of the Bank of the State, de-
clares the State liable for all obligations
of the Bank, and says the Legislature
can dispose Of the assets as Ii sees fit.
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BOSTON,

Boston, August 27.-John Zackrides,
clerk with Z.ckrides & King, commits
sion merchants, has ~abscOnGed, having
realized a considerable amount Of MONEY
on foreign checks. The total amount of
his forgeries is said to be about $4,000 or
900 OO0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
WISCONSIN.

LA CROSSE, August 27.-The Republic
cans nominated g. Z. Washburne for
Congress, yesterday.