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nnmesiic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1884.
-GTant's majority in Iowa, 46.270.
Full COLLEGES yesterday-the Electoral.
The far at horticultural Hall IS great
success.
General Grant arrived in Boston yesterday
morning.
Weston has commenced his five thousand
mile walk.
The National Board of Trade met yesterday
at Cincinnati.
Three feet OF snow fell on Tuesday night AT
Colling wood, Ontario.
The trial of General Cole at Albany, N. Y,
is progressing rapidly.
Our Congres,men are watching with great
interest the proceedings in Spain.
"A foundry and machine shop, at Hannibal
No., was burned on Monday. Loss, $4,000.
Deacon Andrews trial, for the murder OF
Mr., Holmes Is progressing at Plymouth Mass.
The robbery OF diamonds IN Baltimore the
other day was committed by an eighteen-year
old boy.
on the occasion OF Governor BoWie's inaugura'
The CONGREGATIONAL Conference of New Jer.
sey yesterday concluded its sessions, anu ad-
Sheridan Gay blew out his brains in a
smoking car yesterday, while running from
Hartford to Providence.
The title of p u. 5. A. was yesterday con-
ferred npon o. s. Grant by the electoral College
-'Cavalryi sheridan has issued an order
thanking his troops, and coueratulating General
Custer on bis recent victory over the Indians.
Seven Kentuckians outraged and murdered
two colored Igirls near Louisville, on Tuesday.
Sly of the chivalrc party were arrested
Superintendent Kennedy, of the New York
police, was yesterday arrested, charged with the
SEIZURE of property without authority OF law.
Randolph Rogers, the sculptor, will for
ward, during this mouth, from Rome two m or
aIIegorical agures for the Washington Monu
ment at Richmond.
walter Brown, the champion Oarsmap, let
Pittsburg on Tuesday to row ascull-boat 10 Gin
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

DALLAD AND SIGHT SINGING,-T.
ID BISHOP No. SS s. NINETEENTH 81. Y slSLs
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ciuna'i, Eve hundred miles, in eight consecutive
days. from suUrlse TO sunset, on q wager OF $1,000
The powder magazine AZ Fort Lafayette was
protected by eight rect of earth aud seven feet
81 masonry, the inside being lined with jpper
30 that there was slight chance OF an explosion
during the recent fire,
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-Pictou harbor is already frozen up.

"A discharged lamplighter in San Francisco
revenged himself by putting out the street
lamps nightly.
"A cabbage has been grown near Jackson,
Miss with thirteen solid heads. Enough for a
small family.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship ]. Q. BoyntoD Waycott, Rotterdam. Q. O. Van
schT b. steelman, Robinson. Lsechvllle. n O Cap.
str w. whilldIn Rlggans baltimore. A Groves, Jr,
Str Chester, Jones, New York, W. p Clyde & Co.
Tug Tbos. Jefferson, Allen for Baltimore with q tow
Of barges, W. p. Clyde q 20.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr J. III. Marvel. Quillen, days from Norfolk,
with lumber 70 ]. w. 9eskil d Sons -.
scbr w. g. Thompson, Yates, from Georgetown, d.
scbr NJ o. Burnite, Durborough, day rom Dam.
den, Del. with e ain to Jas. L. Bewley d 90.
sehr olivia Fox. day from ODESSA Del, with grain
schr Aurora Arts. day from Frederica, Del. with
grain TO Jas. i. Bewley n 90.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird d Co.
York. with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with
tow OF bsrges TO w. =. Clyde d 90.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Tuscarora, Rowland; SarAnak. Turley; Ian.
caster, Jackson, up for freight and Tonawanda.
Julius dschargiDg were at Mobile 2s h ut.
Steamship NoTfolk, Morgan. at Norfolk 2sth ult.
from Richmond, and sailed tor Philadelphia.
ulL snd sailed for Richmond.
BaIque Woodslde, Edmonds, hence At New Orleans
Baraue VIM. Van Name, Craig hence. at Marseilles
10Th ulL
Brig Chnian. strum, hence. &C Halifax 2sth ult.
Brig julia E. ATey, BIZ bbldge, for Philadelphia,
| cleared at Portland S0lh ult.
Big Nellie Clifford, Littleheld, hence, at Norfolk
schr Star Crowell, hence at Portland 3oth ult.
schI Cherub, LAyman, hence, At Alexandria SOth
ultimO.
J schT NsdSb, Cheney, hence, at Portland goth ult
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CABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'S Or
" ChEsTRA MATINE4s, EVERY SATURDAY
at 31a r. M, IN Nj USICAL FUN ID HALL. single Ad-
mission 30 CeDls. Package OF tlckes s at Boner's
No. n02 Oh FSNIlT st.. and at The Door. hiatt |
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs.

The examination of witnesses 10 the con-
tested election case of Myers vs.. MOfet was
resumed yesterday afternoon before Aldermen
Carpenter and Helms, AT the office OF the tormet :.
George F. schnaidt, Joseph Mouseley Jr., and
John Carson testified TO The alleged misconduct
of the election officers of the Seventh division
of the Seventeenth ward, In disregardng chal-
lenges, etc. The investigation was then con.
tinued until this afternoon.
Last evening, between and o'clock, the
residence Of DR.. W. II. smith, No. SIS Spru1e
street, was entered by thieye7, AMI tin box;
containing valuable papers and arSlclcs OF
value, was stolen. The doctor on gong TO his
room found both doors locked on the inside
The services OF porCemel were ohtalued, but
the thieves had escaped. woman who was
passing saw man throw a bundle from win
dow to another man In the street aud then jump
TO the pavewent but she gave NJ alarm.
AT the Convention OF Photo1raphers held
yesterday afternoon, the following permanent
President-Abram Bogarlus, of New York.
secretary-E. Wilson, Pnlla lelphia.
Treasurer-H. T. Anthony, New York.
Execut We Committee d. Beudan, Bdtimore;
], f. Ryder, Cleveland; }. NJ. Black, Boslo-; j.
N. Fox, Rochester; j. Cramer, Philadelphia.
The Convention then adjourned to meet in
Boston on the second Tuesday in June next, and
In the evening ATTENDED lecture on Light
delivered by Professor Il. Morton, at the Frank
lin Institute.
The Committee on Finance of Councils met
last evening for the purposa oil deciding the tax
rate for the coming year. According TO the
various statements of the valuation OF real
estate furniture, horses aud carriages, and
moneys out at interest, and real estate exempt
by law, there is in the CIty subject to TAXATION
SlC2 05S, ,627. After considerable discussion on
two propos,tions-oue fixing the rate A. 81 on
the 500, and the other at $3.50 ou the Sl00-the
latter was adopted, aud the chairman of the
Committee was directed to report that rate to
Councils on Thursday.
DIR. II. II. biuderman, Director, furnishes
the efoowingstatemento OF Deposits and Coinage
at the Mint during the month OF November,
1865
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Observation-Disclosures
at COO 1865.

LODGES.
AEGEROrA, No. les. Meets LIST Monday In
every manth. ct odd-FelloWs' Eali- cor. Court
and Main. John zent n. n; John Beam
soUFzs aEl.pzrg. 10. lis. Meets I'd Friday Of
each month-Hall, cor. Madison and second.
A. J. Wheeler, W. M; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2Ss. Meets LIST Friday OF each
month-Hall, corner Madison and second.
Moses Seelig, W. n; c; Curtis, sec:
month-Odd- Fellows ESll. H. j. Lynn.
W. N; VIII. Butts, Sec-
EIIwRNIEe, No. 81, Meets 4th Friday
Of each month-at South Memphis Hall
lersh, 3d.. ". Nj B. K. Punen. s3d.'. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
sKEF Chapter, No l. Meets I'd Monday OF each
Bonth-Odd-FelloWs' Hail. John zent, n. +.
q. p; B. n. Levy, Secy.
h. AND 8. NJ
UREEA Council, No. 8. Meets Sd Monday of
each mORth--odd-F Fellows Hall. John zsnt,
Tn. nl.i n. ]. Wiggin. Res.
TEnPLAEs.
5YRKSz Commandery, No. 4 Meets 9th Mon
day OF each month. John Zent, Com; n. J.
Wiggins Rec. EE
A.. AND All All s00!TTIsH 80! ST RITE
HERMEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet IN con-
junction 9Th Wednesday In every month.
i. MelerBh, Secretary.
1AsIPHIA Oou ncil OF Princes OF jerusalem, 18th;
No. l. Bent. K. Pullen, S2d., Tarsh.'.i =
-, Sec...
CALVARY CHAPTER Of Rose Croiz, 18Th, No. /.
Charles W. Adams, ed, M. W. Il. Z. Tom
p PaIIIPPR DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, s0th.,
No. /. Henry p. Woodard, a2d,, Conm.'.
William Y. Cirode, sd, Rec =.
AinHlie. 3Sd.. Comm. in Chief; Dodge @.
Trader, Sd, Reg,
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NOTICES.
Notice.

DH mutual consent the partnership hereto
ID fore existing Unoer the style Of NOON 81
GEOGHEGAN, No. 2 2 Front street, is this day
dissolved. X. A. Moon will continue the bus
ness st the old stand, and e. T. GeOghegsn will
retain an Office 81 the same place, representing z
the house Of Lewis a Cseoghegsn, OF Greenvtlle,
Mis-. Either OF the partners viii settle up the
outstanding business OF the late rrm OF Noon
g. GeOghegan. r. A. NOON.
sepl5 lw c. 7. GEO3HEGAN.
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L. o. o. f.

GAYoso ENcAlEPAENT, No. ,LO.O.F. Meets
on the LIST and Sd Thursday NIGHTS Of each
month. J. n. Mcclure, G. p; +. hellersh,
II. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe. ie4
ENPHIs LODGE, NO. 6.-Meets every Tuesday
night, F. Mellersh, N. g.; NJ Pump, Seere-
MtRry. aul9
CHICKAsAW LODGE, No. 8.-Meets every Mon
day niRht at s O'Clock. DR.. George W. Acree,
n. O.; Thsmas Bacon, Secretary. jyi2
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Total Democratic gain.

A few days ago, Mr.. w. W. McGlone,
9 silversmith of Blackjack, in Robertson
county, Tenn, stabbed himself in nine
different places, with q four inch blade
pocket knife, from the effects of which
he died last Saturday. Mr.. MeGlone
had the character of being kind.heart-
ed, good man, possessed Of fine intelli-
genoe, and was much liked by all who
knew him. He was under the influence
Of liquor when he committed this rash
act. He requested an acquaintance to
write to his mother at HsrrOdsburg, KY,
and tell her Of box Of tools he left in
franklin, Kentucky, in which she would
find some letters that would explain his
rashness.
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KOEEGe.

4 HAVE two beautiful and well improved
IL Plantations IN Lee county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany. bounded by
cns OF the best railroads IN The State, and a
fine Lot and com ~ OdiOus Dwelling IN the city,
which viii glsdly sell or exchange FOR other
property, nearer to ms.
apis A. WRIGHT,
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The Cairo Democrat of the IIth has
this paragraph Ons Of those fearful and
sudden accidents that at times happen in
ell communities and stsrtle them with
their dreadfulness, took place yesterday
morning at half past eleven O'Clock, st
the sswmill OF E. T. Ross, on Ohio Lsvee,
and which resulted in the sudden death
of g German named VIM. Butner, ty his
body being literally sawed in two. The
facts are briefly as follows:
As Mr.. Butner and another man were
handling piece Of timber il slipped from
the other mans grasp and struck Butner
In the breast with such q force as to
knock him backward upon two circular
saws, one above the other, and which
were running st the rate OF four huD-
dred revolutions 8 minute. His body
was instantly cut in two, In a slantlng
direction, reaching from the left shoul-
der, from which it severed the arm,
down to the navel. The right foot was
also severed from the leg. The upper
portion OF his body fell into a pit in
which the sawdust was generally caught.
So sudden was the accident that persons
In the vicinity of the saw could hardly
realize the fact that the man who had
stood before them but q few seconds be-
fore with life and Vivacity was 8 corpse,
his body separated and bleeding before
them. Death was so sudden that he was
not even heard to utter q groSD.
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The Democratic Executive Committee
Of South Carolina, on the question Of dis
abilities imposed by the late war upon
them, announce that no such disabilities
now exist by or under the acts Of Con-
gress known as reconstruction acts, the
State having been officially declared to
be in the Union. That no such dissbili-
ties exist under the 80 called amendment
known as the fourteenth amendment to
the Constitution OF the United States,
the disabilities therein expressed having
reference to Office holding, and not to
voting; that DO such disabilities exist by
the so-cslled State Constitution Of 1898,
under which 1t Is claimed that the State
has been reconstructed and restored to
the Union. They therefore urge every
citizen to vote for President and Vice
President.
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M0tfce.
NOtIce.

7 HAVE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN,
Il which I viii sell cheap. ! refer 10 Messrs.
Galbresth, stewart & Co.
seS II A. WRIGHT,
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A letter from the village Of Boerne to
the San Antonio Express gives the fol-
lowing account OF butchery that could
only pc perpetrated by barbarians. On
the night OF the 18th OF August, within
four miles Of that usually quiet and pleas-
ant village, a family consisting OF Mr.,
Pickel, Mr.. 5pangenberg, Miss Pickel,
and little one about three years Ole, /,
we're murdered and mutiIated in the most
horrible manner by party of Mexican
robbers, only little boy about twelve
years old making his escape TO q neigh
boris house by the name OF Z1ller. Mr.,
PIokel, an old, unoffending, industrious
farmer, and father of the family, was
called out Of the house by one of the
fisnds, and IS soon ss he made his appear
snce on the gallery was cut down and
mutilated. Mr.. Spangenberg, coming to
the relief of his friend and neighbor, was
then murdered. A young lady, the
daughter OF Mr.. Pickel, tried to escape,
but was overtaken by the demons and
killed only few minutes after. a little
innocent about three years old was then
butehered. The boy jumped through a
window and escaped. The letter says
that the murdeTers were Mexicans, prob
ably part Of the gang OF horse thieves.
After the butchery they took from the
table drawer $55 in specie, all the old
gentleman had.
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OLA PoDRIDA.
Accidents, Crime, RadIcaIisn1,
Politics, Etc.

A telegram says: Gen. Thomas Dun
can has been removed from the COM
msnd of Nashville. There is talk in
military circles of his promotion. In
this event he may be sent to supereede
Gen. George 81. Thomas, at Louisville.
BE is one Of the brsvest and most Dopu-
lar sOIdiera In the Rarvica
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IL persons whom Il may concern sre here
IA by notihsd that Certificate No. 2l9 for eight
sGares and Certificate No. 1916 for i've shares
OF stock in the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road having been lost or mlsla d, application
has been made for Reissue of ssid stock.
MATTHEW ]. J.COX.
Memphis, May 8, iedS. sept iw
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The veteran politician and statesman,
Gen. James Shields, in recent letter to
the Hon. James II. Birch, ST Plattsburg,
Mo-, makes use of the following impress
sive words in regard to the situation in
that State
The people, 80 body, have silently
and solemnly resolved to make one great
united effort to assert their rights under
the present odious system. The effort
will be made quietly and peaeeabIy, but
reoOlutely. l believe they all mean 20
go to the registry and polls, and make
one more appeal to their opponents, as to
citizens of the same State. II this ap.
peal be received in the right spirit, then
ell will be well. 1t will open the door 10
the restoration of good feeling. But If.
on the contrary, these officers make in
struments of themselves to wrong and
outrage their neighbors and fellow .eiti-
zens, to strip them of their rights, and to
insult them at the registry and the polls,
fear it will be the last effort of the kind
that will be made In Missouri. The yery
contemplation Of what may ensue ia
such case startles me.
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FoR SALE.
FOR SALE.

HORsE and Buggy.-A very dne and thor
III oughly broken family horse, with q new
open Buggy and Hamess-all IN complete
order-wIll be sold low. Inquire ct Bescher
90 S, No. 8Sl Main street, or OF
JOE SELIGMAN,
seS lw Corner Union and Third strests.
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Attorney General Evarts has rendered
All opinion against paying for the use of
property occupied by the army during
the war. The case of Elliott, Of Tennes-
see, was made a test case. GrOans go up
from the "trooly loil /" at this desth-blow
to their hopes, as any number of bills
were ready to pour in from original
Union men had the opinion been 9TH
efWisa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-15

The congregation Of the Rev. DR..
Richard Harrison, eolored, worshiping
ut church between Tyre Springs and
Goodlettsville, was thrown into the ut
most consternation = day or two ago, by
the announcement that that " reverend"
individual had attempted to administer
"A deadly poison TO a number of sinners
in that neighbOrhood, who had refused
TO come under his fold, which was veri-
ied by the testimony Of reputable ply
sicians of the vicinity.
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The Ohio Statesman says: The neigh
borhood Of Ashley, Delaware county,
was thrilled with horror on Sunday last,
at the discovery Of the murder OF little
boy only eight years of age, and the at
tempted suicide Of the murderess, an IN
married woman named Marian Tyler.
II appears she was employed as house.
keeper by a tailor named Ashley, for
whom she conceived violent passion,
and that having been told by him Of his
approaching marriage to 8 young lady, q
near neigh Dor, she determined to kill his
youngest child first and herself after,
as she said she could not be separated
from the boy, whom she loved desper-
ately. It trsnspired during the Coro-
ner's inquest that she accomplished her
purpose by choking the boy to death,
upon his refusal to take the poison she
had prepared for him, and which she af.
terward swallowed herself She Is in q
fairway to recover for punishment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-15

Compaay "M," Of the 5th United
States cavalry, has been ordered away
from Gallatin, and we learn that its
place will be filed by German eomps-
ny, Of Radical proclivities. This was
done by Gen. Thomas, at the solicitation
Of the Radicals of that place, who repre-
sented that the troops there were in
league with the rebels, and that their
lives we're not safe.
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Dissolution.

THE Firm OF W. n. Eakin Co. was dis
l solved by mutual consent on the 18th Au-
gust 1868. Either party Is authorized to settle
the business of the old nrm.
All persons indebted to the firm of W. n.
Eakin q Co. are requested TO come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found at the Underwriters' Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Promenade streets.
W. N. EAKIN,
A. CONNELL. .
Memphis, September 1, 1888.
The business will be continued at the old
stand on ChickasaW street, by A. ConnelI and
N. ConneIl, Jr., under the nrm name Of A.
COnnell & Co.
Memphis, September /, 1888. sep2 If
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A correspondent writing from the In
terror of Louisiana, states that the ecolored
people throughout the State are in q con-
dition Of mental confusion respecting the
political situation. He says: "In More
house parish there are two hundred dar-
kies whom the politicians of neither
party can touch. They are entirely un-
der the influence Of enc Of their M nbsr.
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who has personal intercourse with the
Holy Ghost, and who has not yet re-
ceived his instructions. To keep negroes
away from those proselytizing barbecues
the Loyal Leagues have industriously
circulated rumor that General Grant Is
certain Of election, and that just as soon
as he Is elected he will draw out IN line
all the negroes who voted the Radical
ticket before, and who now vote the
Democratic, and shoot every one of
them. The negroes believe it."
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BOARDING.

OARDING.-Furnished Rooms with Board,
ID Al l6l Second street. References required.
sep6
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T. r. Shearon and james s. Moffatt,
respectable citizens OF Troy, Obion coun.
ty, contradict the statement that there is
or was areign of terror in ObiOn coun-
ty, and that short time since the Ku.
Klux took out Of the pulpit an aged and
respectable minister and whipped him
numerically. No circumstance which
by any possibility could give rise to such
q report, has taken place in the county,
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WANTS.

"AETED-By a competent man, a situation
w SIS BoOk-keeper or Salesman-a Cotton
and Grocery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged In business in Memphis for
twelve years. The best Of city and country Te-
ferences given. Address T, care J. N. KeaJing,
APPEAL Gr1 &C. sell
UTANTED.-A situation as Book keeper by
w an experienced business man and thor
ough accountant ADDRESS B. C., Appeal office.
Gu20
"ANTED-By an accomplished Southern
w Lady q situation as Teacher OF the Piano
and Singing in a private family or young la
dies seminary. References Of the highest re-
spectabiliiy given. Address L. NJ, care OF Mrs.
DSGTay Bennet, No. b. Second street, Memphis.
suls i'm
A GENTS WAN ED.7CaIu paign Lives OF
IA SEYMOUR AND BLAIR and GRANT
ASD C0LFAX, beactiiulIy cOlOred Charts,
Steel Portraits. Pins, Badges. Every thing for
the times every voter wants them.
3GODSPEED & CO.,
aulg I'm Memphis or New York.
WANTED.-5OO0 bushels DRIED APPLES
w AND PEACHES. Highest market price
paid at q. A. Eek KERLI ., S44 Front street,
between Union aIn Gayoso streets. au23 4w
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Mr.. Binekley's report Of the New
York revenue Investigation was submit
ted to the President Saturday. The
main points of 1t were anticipa-
ted in the dispatches Of Friday
evening, and there is little or
nothing to add. The communication
is held confidential for the present, as no
one can force the action of the President.
Mr.. Buckley evidently regards District
Attorney Courtney as premier among
thieves and pluRdssers, and says it is a
mere farce for him to prosecute whisky
cases, as they are all Compromised, and
the rascals go unwhipped of justice
through the eonnivAnee of this corrupt
official. 1t Is likely Assistant Attorney
General Ashton, whose dispatches caused
Binckley to be excluded from the case,
viii be reprimanded for his hasty and
unauthorized dispatch. 1t was his duty
to have referred the matter to the Presi-
dent.
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DIssoLUTIoNs. s.
jisSOlutiOn of COpartnerShip.

MEMPHIS, September l, 1858.
THE copsrtn ership OF Webb, Mitchell & Co.
| Is this day dissolved By limitation OF artf-
cles of agreement. All persons indebted to
the firm, CT having busi6 ess with the same
will dnd our juHior partner, L. T. Webb, with
the books, at Price Treadwel's, No. Is, Union
street, Lee Block. Either partner is author
ICED TO use the 1Tm name in settlement.
W. H WEBB,
]. 3 MITCHELL
ssp2 I'm L. T. WEBB.
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/ Some time since there was deficiency
of $4,000 or S12, 900 discovered in the sc-
counts OF the Springfield, Illinois, post
Office. A special agent was sent on, and
rePorted to the department that the post
masters bondsmen were good men, and
the de1cit was caused by 3 clerk. The
postmaster promised to make the ac-
count good, and the department has
drawn draft on him for the amount
due on his return.