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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

SENATOR CHANDLER or MICuIGNN
AsroNrsmEp.-Zach. Chandler got into
the wrong nest recently. \ few evening,
since, while the National Democratic res
ldcnt committee were in session at the
National Hotel, Washington, consulting
N party affairs, a rap at the door was
heard, and "comc in" having been said.
who should present himself before the
iStonishcd gaze of the committee but the
ycritable Micligundcr, Zach. Percciyinr
At once that he was not expected or per
haps awed by the presence of the n,y-
mates assembled, Zach. started back, when
cx-Marshal Hoover went to him and po-
litely explained what was going on, toll
ing hun that if lao 'really fclt-a change
VI heart and wished to come in, perhaps
il the question was submitted, the com
mittce might consent to apply 10 his case
the well known words While the lamp
holds out to burn, the vilcst sinner may
return" Old Zach. concluded not t,
Join just then, but thought he would
call again.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

SENATOR lslittlr y mnklug . n'nur
ity rcprt upon the Stnhon r,.n, mn.
when he i, ready it will'eamr nap in d.,
senate fur discussion, II ,ustajus IN,
action al the President, and put, the
blame ri the New orlean, riot ou Stanton
for Withholding ten, Rairl's dispatch
from the President The report was
adopted in committee Thursday, bat will
not io acted upon till ncNt week,
Secretary Seward replied "a the sem
ate resolution in regard to the State H.
lurm,ut contingent fund, Thursday.
Tbs expense, i'm printing the law, have
risen up from $1,000 in 1861 To $4,000
in lsG;, Mr., Srwarl paid i,e OF Si,0oo
Ca Mr., ricrrclout IA the Surra't ,a~e, and
llsn fge II 5000 h 4. /. Ridll. el
Washington in the same c,,e, To H.,
Governor OF Vernon, he psil 81 200, in,
the matter Of the 81, Alhau, raiders, He
paid +. IL Smith, official r,parter If the
House of Representative, S2e50 for u
porting the Surratt trial,
The Democrats arr rcioi,ins over tn,
success of their jackson dinner, last
wednesday night senator noolittc
stick, To- hi, boast that whoever :, noni-
mated far President by the Democrats
will be- elected Dohlit,lr has gone clear
over 10 Democracy IL Is worst form, and
is severe in his Examinations Of Grant
Dixon is too shrcwd and gou,lymauly iog
this, While he doubtless agrees with boo
little in the main, he cNpre>-e, l,o opinion
upon Grant, The mcane,t speech Of the
evening was Attomyy-G,ucral Stauh.r-
rvs. Hi, personal friends are a,toui>hyl
by the published repor, of it, They had
NO idea that he would 20 SO far into pol.
tiles while in the cabinet
The debate in the lIaus. upon wills
key matters has been unusually inter
o,ting Mr.. Logan Of Illinois made
an energetic speech, in which he charged
that the President and Secretary MrCul-
lough were mainly responsible for III,
heating done in the collection OF the
whiskcy tax. Hc said that Commissioner
Rollins was an honest man and had tried
70 do what was best for the country, bus
that tho President and MrCulloch stood
by the official theories Logan said there
were gentlemen who would, before Sat
frday might, give ample bonds that they
would give the government $50,00o.0oU
for it, NhiSkcy tax, and pay the expense
# its collection, if the government would
give them what was left OF the tax and |
the power of collection
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

20 Gladstone had seventeen colrnn
speech in the the London papers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

MnnLEEUHY-Thc week OF prayer is
h"i"" D. .-A --- Mildlshurv through
the Young Mems Christian Association
Their first meeting for devotional cArr-
eiscs after thcu organization VA, held on
Monday evening, jan. 9Th, in the Court
House, the Congregational ana Methodist
societies uniting. The meetings hay,
continued to increase in numbers and in
tcrc,t from the beginning, ana On this
occasion the court room was we'll filled.
Christians are mourning over their uu-
tithiulne~-, and sinners arn beginning to
inquire what tiny must d. to ho saved.
Five Young persons 4ot mp ou Thursday
evening and asked Christians to pray
tor them
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Lecture by Prof. G n. Wcbbcr Of Mid
llcbury College. Subject: Philosophy Of
Grammar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

Troy X Bo~roN EWEoAp CoNrNNY
-ELEtuoN ur uFr,rE,.-At the an
nud meeting ii the s,ugkkoldcr, OF the
Troy y Boston Railroad Company, held
'n tine Sth oi january, the following per
son, Were unanimously reelected direct
rs and Inspectors of the nrNt election,
each receiving 3,99l woes, about two
thirds Of the entire stock Of the company
voting;
Dyer'or, Thomas Vail. Daniel Rob
tnson, Jared : Weed, Jonas {. Heart.
John IL. Willard. Joseph W Fuller, Hiram
Miller, Lyman Bennett Samuel VI. Vail,
Joseph II Parsons, Amos Briggs, Lyman
Wilder, Rodman II. Wells.
inspectors IF Elr'ioa-Dlnicl South
wick, VIM, Gurlcy, Ezra H. Vail
At al subsequent meeting OF the direct
m, the following officers were elected:
d. Thomas Vail. President; Daniel
Robinson, Vice President; Jared s. Weed,
Secretary; Daniel Robinson. Treasurer !.
Executive Committee, u. Thmuu. Vail.
Daniel Robinson. Jonas C. Ilcartt. Jared
: Wed, Amos BrigE-.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
T HE EAs T.
NEW-YORK,

N
SOUTHERN TIER CouSTrs-Rcports from the south
ern tier ot counties this state show the following con
dition oi crops compared with last year:
Whea-lhe yield Is oncIouIth more than last years
quality good.
Oa,The yield is one fourth less than last years quail
ity fair.
Rye-Tho yield IA the same last years; quality fair
COlJiIhc yield is oneclghth more than last years
quality good.
T,iqocs-rhc Yield IS onefourh less than last years
QUALIFY poor The dry weather OF June and July has n-
jured the crop
Hay-The yield is onefourth more than last years
quality fair
HOps-Double the number OF acres have been planted
Iat-rhc yield Will be about One-half tho usual crop.
The continued rams OF the past IS days interfere with
the securing Of crops, and viii considerable loss
lONG ISLAND -BdJyiOu.-Tho crops as compared with
last year indicate as follows:
Whedt-One-eghth less and quality poor.
Ryc-Same rs last year, and qualify fair.
Of'S-Slmc as last year, and quality good.
Hdy-OnequArtcr more than last year, and quality
good.
Poutoes-onc-quarter more than last year. and quality
good.
ApDieS-Onehalf less than last year
NOBInrORrIhc Wheat crop IN this district IS OF fair
quality, but the quantity is not up 10 last year.
CORN Is one-quaIter more than last year. and tho quail
Oas will equal the yield of last year, and arc OF good
quality.
Poi0oes onehalf than last year, and of good
quality.
Bdrlcy--Same as last year, and quality fair
RYc-Samc as last year and quality fair.
H1y-One third moro than last year. aud quality very
good
Apples are poor and Maugo wurtzcla are heavy
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

INDIANA AND wEsTERN ONO

INDIANA AND WESTERN ONO.
Reports from all the important points in this district IN
dicate follows:
Wheat-TAcre are about threefOurths more than last
year and the qualitJ is much better.
Co,r-Promlses half more than last year. The quail
ity is excellent was planted very late account Of
the heavy rains.
Oats--Ihere is ouehrd than last year; the quail
ity is good.
Brr-The crop OF the average quantity and quality
very little has been raised.
Hdij-Thcre is a third more than last year.
Appics-Thc crop is nearly a failure.
cotton and S,tgqr-None.
Pot1ois-About the average quantity, but slightly in
fcr.or in quality
The weather SIX weeks prior to the first day Of Au
gust the hottest several years The rain has been
rather above average general throughout the
district. In places they having plenty Of rain
while in other places the crops have suffered.
INDIANA.
Whcnt-The yield IS oneioulth better than last year
Co,5-ito prospects for a crop above the average
01is GGd BGiey There are average crops Of fair
Hag There ls heavy crop Of good quality; ,,,,n..
Tba weather has been warm. The rain has averaged
about lour inches per month for the past three months.
MISSOURI AND KANSAS.
Reports from al the important points III TINS dlstrlN
indicate as follows:
Bleaf--rhcro is about threc-oghths more than last
year and the grain Is almost invariably Of good quality
CoiT-rncre Is ouetlird less than last year. and the
| quality is inferior.
Oqis-Tlrcc-chhths more than last year. and the
| quality is good.
BqrcAbo1t the same quantity last year; the crop
/ has NO. been very extensively cultivated.
Hay-OucfouIth more than last year, and the quahty
/ good. 90,
Appes- -Onchalf less than last year. and the quality
/ inferior .,
Ioigfocs-The yield Of early potatoes was generally
good prospects the late crop are poor unless
There ram soon It is thought the yield will be onehalf
/ less than Last year.
1o6rceo-Aboul the same quantity as last year, and OF
| medium quality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
DARLINGTON.

WAsHTNGToS, September H-Binckley's res
tsnAtion as 30 icitOr Of Internal revenue ha1
not yet been accepted by the secretary O the
! Treasury. He has not entered the Bureeu sacs
his return from New York, for business pur'
The Commissioce r OF Agriculture, Hon. Hor,
see Cspro0, has completed arrangements iOI
The exchange or cereals. seeds, medicinal and
other plans with various Institutions and Sew.
e-ai EoTetnments OF different uivi-tons 0iihs
Senate chamber and hall Of representative.
are nearly realty for occupation. Winter Iur
Biture mas been replaced. About six memberi
are ia the city. LIE impression prevails stthe
capitol that there viii be No quorum on Mon
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE Journal
special says senator Harlan said that there
was no doubt that G quqrum would be present
In b'tn JUS 5 on Monday.
week.
rae Psymastsr General reports the ex-
psnditures for the array TOT the hrcal year Al
sixty millions, ana for reconstruction at two
| millions
The Grant and CoIsax clubs IN this oity
brought their induen e 10 bear upOn SchencE
anu Morgan, to fEouce them TO recommend inc
mestIng OF Congress, whicn they diI Bg 4inst
tAelr BETTER Judgment, eeiag unres-rvsOly IN
favor Of s7IOurnmentto The Zst OF Ucioo r.
Ihe Z niroAer OF the Currency will resign
aaOrtly, On account OF iIl-heatth.
MezsIE. Morgan and Schsnek advise 3nrois-
soHer Rollins 70 yield half the appointments
OF supervisors TO seeretary MeCuuoch, and It Is
thought HAT he viii acquiescs.
There Is considerable incirnaNon Khere on
accouhL OF LAe IencF OF the physician OF the
poor n The t1fth ward, whc was unfortunately
q SAlte man. and the appointment OF Z " man
ana OfOlner Lod4 his piz~e.
taIpet-D2g memEers OF Congress are arriving
mere IA anticipation OF the meeting OF Con-
sS,ss ana the secOnd-elass BOARDING aouses are
Filing up
y proposition VIII bS submitted to Congress
20 deprive Maryland OF one electoral vote on
account Of disfrsnchisIng the colOred people,
NAcn actlen the Radicals contend viii be ia
amendment,
Gen. Stout, chief clerk OF the Patent ofice
A8S sent u bis resignation, and James :. Grin
sltion.
CIRCULAR letters have been Issued by Depart
msnts OF Interior and of Justice Of the North
herman Union, in Consormity with a recent
uea'y with the Unlied States, insLTucins OH
Gers loat 40 action must be taken against the
former subjects OF the Germaa Goa. Iteration
I9T u~nauthorlZ1d emigration, wEo we're To pro
once PROOF having become u~sIuraDz~d Ameri-
| eau citizens.
II Internal Revenue CoilsctOrat GreenvIlle,
LeAn.l asks FOR 100 mounted troops to enable
| MN 20 collect revenue from 0istil ers and
: offers II III district who Threatened to murder
Dlm and as assistants II they attempt 10 MAKE
secures Tor nou-paymEnt OF taxes.
Ine secretary oil the Treasury has postponed
the operation o. stamp dutieS@f distilled spirits
unII Inc ID OF NOYem Ger, and the stamping o.
Iooacco' sauH and CIGARS until the 2jd o. No
vesnEeF.
Aletter from Mexico says Roseerans will be
cerdiaLy received there.
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:

ATLANTA, Ca. September 1.-THE Senate
hiss passed the HoOss bHlsy ng state aid 70 the
Georgia ar Lin Ri rosd. Ar. HlE0se tAepEb-
IfCSnl voted il favor Of the oil, Dat JOuyted
tos lex lify Of the Assembly, since 50 many
msInbsgs had been turned Out. he ssid that
equai r3guLs. civil and oitIcai. had a great oeal
20 do w1Jh the present crg IN reg I'd 10 the state
credit. T-o Senators have been sworn IN 10
I'll vacancies cccasl med BE- the expulsion OF
Two negroes who were declared Ineligible. The
House Is sIu engaged IN discus n the bill pro
hiDttIng he TOss rom serving on J1tieS.
The Senate to-day took up The message OGthe
Governor rsgsrdiDg the action O. the Ssnste TO
declare the seats Of eClOrsd members va RuL
the Governor protests against the action o. the
Senate - unconstitutional and Ia opposition
n the spirit OF the Convention which framed
the stale Constitution under the reconstruct On
ats, and claiming that the oleotUrs were judges
or the qUslineatioBs Of persons elected 20 rep
resent them.
The House to-day passed, By 2 vo'e or l0l 10
l9, q spbsIituue 10 the jury b'l, which places
grand and petit JUnes Ga the same footing, and
permits none bat intelligent and upright nen
10 sci q Iurymen IN the Jury box
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September E-At an election OF
OH -srs to-day Ofthe Genera GraHd Chapter o,
Royal Arch NsSOnS, the fUInWiCg persons were
elected James 81. AUstin, Cr New York. Gene
RAJ Grand High Priest; Robert :. Bruins, OF
South Carolina, Deputy Grand Eigh Priest
VIM Hacker. OF Indiana. q sneEaI Grand klEg
Martin Collins. OF Missouri. general Grand
Scribe; Jnhu Mcclellan, o. Mssss -husetts, Gen
ersl Grand Treasurer; John .. Caldwel, o.
OHIO, General Grand Secretary; Isaac G. Titus,
OF California. General Grand Captain Of Host;
Orlin H. Minor. OF Illinois, General GrsnG
Royal Arcn Captain.
The following were elected officers OF
the Grand E-ncsmpment OF Knights Tenn
plsrs Of the United states: W. o. Gardner, OF
Mississippi, Grand Master; J .. A. Fellows, OF
Louisiana Deputy Grand Master; Gen. Carnes.
OF Ohio. Grand GeueratssimO; q. ~. Eslle,
of Missouri, Grand Captain General Joha
FuZzel, OF Tennessee. Grand senlOr Warden /;
II. &. Munger, OF Kentucky, Grand Junior
" arden Johu simmons, OF New Tork, CRAM
Treasurer; John D. Caldwell, OF Ohio, Graz
Recorder; Alfred G. Ring, Of Pennsylvania,
Grand standard Bearer; VIM. Barrett, OF New
Hampshire. Grand Sword Bearer: Thomas W.
Chandler, OF GeOTg a, Grand Warden.
QIite a large number Of Knights TsnpIaTs
lefJ for home to-day, ana the remainder viii
probably leave Tomorrow.
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MEMPHES APPEAL
TO bun

We tTansgress to day a rule We hsC
laid down for our guidance in the edito
nal management Of the APPEAL never
70 obtrude upon our readers, to the ex
elusion Of Q general variety any very
long articles. But the sll-sbsorbing
character OF therecsnt and terrible earth
quake in South America, and the inter
ssting particulars Of the Masonic gather
ing In 81. Louis, must be u apology.
We hope that, as evidences Of our inten.
kon Ito the extent Of our space and
msansl TO keep them fully posted in the
current history OF our time, they will be
acceptable to our friends, to whom We
return orr sincere thanks for many ev-
dences Of favorable regard, such as wt
bad scarcely a right to hope for.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 1.-THE registration o.
vo5ers fOr the forthcoming ariiame atarye cleo
lion. which VIII commence aoeuI the 18TH o.
November next, Is Deinz pTosesutedw with great
diligence throughout tbs British Isles. Al
many places women formally damanusJ that
their names be placed on the lists OF Fo ers on
the ground that they pc sesSed the property
/ QuaIIh -ations prescribed by the reform bill:
ana the lexal expects OF the question a. well as
the extent OF the movement have excited
much public iuteI est on the sab-eci. over SIX
thousand claimed the right 10 be regt, tered In
Manchester alone, and their cGr ands were
urged In an able speech before the registry on
clan by Miss Lydia Becker. After arEGmput
on both sides OF tue question, the claim was
dSElOWvd- similar proceedings took place in
] other WINS, aud 10 sUmSc G. sos the Qussi IA has
finally been Drought b, fore The Judges or Wes,-
| minister They have overrEled tue appIcstit,n
OF women TO be registered as voters, on the
| & ognd that an amendment 10 the reform bll
winch was proposed N The Honso OF Com
mons By III. 81 Il subs i-uffng the word a. per-
son for man, WAS iej-cted. By this seti n
TIE House Gle triyi dcs % the intent ano pur-
pose 0 tns bill ia this respe. &
Tel grams iron Y'kohsnia. July q. auncuu-
cling sctivs military operations on looL but
give n details.
bOol.
EprvBURG. September I7.-sir Robert Napier
has arrived here and been rendered the lice
Pans, september E.-Ri9 Jsneiro adgi.
oe7 htste thai Brazil EpolOgi1sd Tor the deteu-
uon 9th United states gun boat Wasp.
Tbs Emperor was enthusiastically received
By the troops at LRveTnagan.
oTrowA, september B-Pstrick Blakely. one
q ne IN tie Au0-e murder, Is
4a-d % be Insane. Bail WiuprOoahiyb Do accsp-
20 fOE ksgies9D, Enrignt aud surphy. t5s
ctIer RcconPlicsA hh-lan mot strongly
protests vi he ia not $ loot Niece, out
a Iuh con essisu be 'ors long.
tue TINES contrasts tie political canvass 10
ares j ltaiu with thst IN the Unre1 sac
Ia Dosh cases electors are clcssn. Here N
EngIand mere are many contss 3 upon mep
ano ptinc1plea, ana the result Is A oonfnsad
hcDoub In which not one g9uni Il ha-r,d
above the Test. The canvass thus far has 49,
peaceful, even negative. tut the eirhr vve4Es
remaining before the elections may w., -
contest now 20 quiet. The TYlacs eveifs on -
violence Fl rue RI sideniial dght and c,ifse
general election In America 4 carnfvst arnel
peOpie may b serious and Interested mt 49, /
allow most ecS5ntric and er Btesupe chsrac-eS
O. represent the whole people, wbith doestneno
sOns Injustice, but less harm than i generate 4
thought.
Benjamin Moran, Secretary of tie American |
bsgslian. has g0ae on a special mission 10 81.
fetersbnEz. he also carrits dispatches 10 the /
Afnerscln Embassy 81 Berlin.
~. Ea3orOf, american EmbRssGdof al Rer. !
= HeYstng IN sont1 Germany,
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VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, ". Va, September E.-1he lar
CeEt political demonstration Of the campaign
here, was held by the Democracy tOCsy. At
ga early hour tbs streets were ihroncedbv me
chanirs, far eFs, and working Ren nun East
. n Ohil, Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, who f0Tm5G a proc SIGN miles in
length. Alter pa adiug tbe pIilctpal streets
the tnroug ss@emb ed on the Fair or lun' S Rrd
we're addrs sssd frOtat I res stands by Hon. Fets-
ter liner, OF Pcun-ylYsnia Hon. s. r Carey,
aud senate Thurman Of Ohio, lac &c mzns
w@ts addressed by Inn, OF The Cincinnati
YGk4r-aHG SD Judge LarE- Henry : Nelk.
~, OF West Virginia, AID FTsivllick VIII follow
t%uiIht.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Internal Rev
enue Invest 1tfon case was before u. > Com
N ssioner Guetmsnn to-day, when Mr. Court
Dey stated thai al a recent Official interview a.
Washington, arTsr gemenIs had been made to
nave some high-tuued leg gentleman aSsocts-
ted with him IN the prosecution OF ihls casa
Mr. Courtney sad be intended to prosecute the
case TO the end. no matter whom Il might com
prom Sc, but he requested q POstpooemenJ IN
Ill his aEsi aaEt was selected by the Attorney
General. The case was postponed untl 70 NOR
roE, although tie counsel IGT Nj Harlan and
Sr. smith desired in Immediate procedure
Several additional charges OF forgery and
fraud being made against Martin, Judge Dar-
Ing to-day refused 10 admit him 70 bal.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEAss September I7--Judge Cooley,
OF SlXth District COurt, Ida. IN tls c0E-
tested election case, dIsns ed he Snit II plain
/ Cn-s COS s. and dsltVertd IN opinion. thai where
! the election Is ordered by a military COMMANDER,
/ preV4Ous to the adoption u The prsesnt Cousu-
! ti1I, by virtue OF CONGRESSIONAL authority the
I decision OF a military 60 umsuusr in respect 10
! suca { tCGon is not subject 10 the revising pow
! eT Of the courts OF the STATE.
GzD. LoDsslrest yesterday yisi.Ad the g, lsl3-
turz, VII CD FuViHd him n aselt within The bar.
/ A r5cass was { ken 10 p celye him. when a gen.
. -fal lutTOGU ztion occurred OF tLs menUsE aud
s. amber Of eOlOrsd women who Ee-e OF The
I E5lf u the House.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Septsnby- 1.-The Jegisla-
| fure met IN extra session. ~. AlCraw, Speaker
OF the House Of Representatives, having been
/ appointed Chancellor, rss'gne1 his position.
| Mr.. q. 7. Harrington, or Mobile, was elected
| speaker without opposition.
Gen Howard - IN The city. LIE was invited
70 q seal in lie House, ana was to address the
members al c Sht O'Clock yesje dsy sTening
listed almost entirely to the duty OF providing
a rertStratrO1 law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, september IA correspondent
GA New York p per, who WasSsut to bOwhng
Grsen 20 iLyestgats Toe slieaed outrages on
Union men in that neighborhOod, as tele-
grsphed u So-thsrn papers, arrived here yes
.sndAy. be reports having conferred with lead
Ing RadicalS, who aver Lhat fhe s,ortes OF out
age END intimidation ara false IN every par
aaular-
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TORONTO.

TORONTO, September E.-The express robbers
were again before the police commissioner to-
day. Dan Thompson was discharged, and he
then rave evidence which went % show that
the robbery was planned with he CO. Cp5rH-
ton OF the express messenger, and that there
Wss no vtOieCce used. ana MAT the offence was
siHlply ENLIGHTENMENT, which il not exEsdi-
rDu2l.
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L

CLhvELAxD. september THE barqus.
Cough, or Black river, went ashore twelve
miles las. tn aEdsy niRhL AL hsncs Iost exc pt
E1-h Reed. second mate. Names % lost, !. ).
iced, captain; Geo. Derrick, nrst mate; Cab
suns S1niyau, stsWardess; Chapman, Bleert
F1tEnaUrick. Lane, Lake, sailors. Bark, Berlin,
rsportsd ashore - miles east, laden Win coal
aud sslt,-insured in BostOn, $500. Scow, Lone
s1sr, ashore, Black river.
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xoTIcE.

ANDERsoN-Ths frlends anu acquaintance
Of Van A. W. aud sallie Anderson are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral OF their
youngest child, ANNE VAN ALvApE, This
Friday evening, at 8 O'Clock, from st. Peters
Church. Carriages at Flaherty d Walsh's, 81
Sec17d s-rasl
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By Telegraph.
SCOTIA.

HALIFAX. September E.-In the Hougs last
rignt a re iti0n was presented from merchants
II the city, praying that c mmissiJLers be sent
o Washir gtOR 10 look after Nova Scotia inter-
Estz IN connection with the reciprocity com
Iaittee appointed 10 prepare q T~tsoluIoa on
he subject.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
Greenwood Club,

TUE regular meeting takes place ta-night.
Addresses viii be delivered b. Lucas Clapp,
Ed and Noah Partee, Il. Let there be a full
Attendance, by order OF the President.
sepl5l Il NIB TREE {. aen'y.
L U&BER, LUZ SkR--Oldest lumber mer-
~ chants In the South. Yard established IN
Memphis lS47. Building Material OF all kinds.
dressed and rough Flooring, Doors, Shingles,
CeiaEg, Blinds, L7ths. hernOardfpr
Glazed SASH, Fencing. We doa'J irtend to 81
undersold- Yard and oncs loot Washington
street, DearTiver.
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