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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-23
BANKRUPT'S SALE
at the Store, NO. Is6 sRin ST..
Of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Glass and Glassware, Fancy
Articles, Druggists and
Grccsrs' Sundries,

DIssOLUTIoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ c0partnership heretofore existing uader
the style Of LAMBERT & COMMAGERF is
this day dissolved by Limitation, and the death
OF Chas. h Lambert. The undersigned win use,
the name OF the firm only in liquidation.
THEO. COMMAGERE.
+. A. LAMBERT.
New Orleans June 80 1865.
OlOPAITNERSHIP.-T andersig., ,s,t s,,,,.
" eess0Ts 10 <. LAMBERT, haze 1hiss ia
formed copartnershfp uDde- me s1T-ie s,1
firm OF C0MMAGERE q J .aNBFRT ana VII
continue in this city the business he-sf5f1rs
conducted by the fOTm<f house.
THEO COMMAGERE
F.. A. LAMBERT
New Orleans, July I. 1868. iy7 m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-23

NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-Cotton dull, no
sales niddinss uomIuauy 50se0Izc; receipts
40 bales. sterling SEQ e. New IorE Sixht
10 premium Gold 81. Flour quiet, super
nne - %; choice 8. 5OgI1c. Corn dull so g97j.c.
oats dull 7Jc. Hay Unchanged. Mess Pork
Q1ist 81 -. Bacon, shoulders IsISaIic clear
sides I79I7Hc. Lard quiet, tierees lSc keg .Oc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-23

CIsCINNArI, July 22.-EIour, family 50 75a
So. Wheat 81. Corn SSc. Oats nc. Rye 81 81
al %. Whisky 3jGfO: bonded. Fork SIS.
Bulk Shoulders l2c sides a.. Bacon, Shou ID
crs IS clear lib sides 1919; clear sides I7c
hams 91zg2O%c Lard i7al5c. Groceries steady.
Butter 26ag3.C. E2gs I7lsiSc Hay Sl5WlB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-23

ST. LOUIS, July 22-FIour quiet and III
changed. Wheat, strictly choice fall, q 3
Corn y IS7c. Oats 7OgS3c. Rye 81 10. Prov
sious nominal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-23

LIVERPOOL, July 22-Cotton closed heavy
sales sO0O baies; uplands 1881; orleans 1875
BreGdStuds quiet.
LONDON. July z2.-Cousols closed at gi}s@9i5s
u. ;. Flve-JWenties "a G7.is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS lrtHs

Attempts are being made IN Spain to change the
cclols or tic national flag 10 yellow, red and violet.
Reports from Japan mention tnat all the French
and English military aud naval instructors In the
service OF the Tycoon have sent in ther designations
Don Carlos the Count OF Madrid, Il at present
shooting ut the Castle Of Caudinihre, France rs
guest oi the Duke dc la iiocDeioucaud.
A college was inaugurated on the 2jth ut. at
Naples FOR the study OF Asaiic languages, and
thereby facilitating the relations between italy and
the East. -
On Baron Bcnst's recent return from Pcsth 10
Viouna discovered that thief had entered hts
house during his absence AMI pnro,ncd all ms deco
rations.
Count Chorinsky. who poisoned hts wife some time
back IA Munich, for which ne was Imprisoned Ia th1
fortress OF Rosenberg, has goue al aud has to be-
kepS In q straight jacket.
The Imperial Guard OF Paris, % which the Prince
Imperial IL attached figures on tho list OF subscrip-
lions towards The Baudin monument for the sum "
tliirty-two francs.
An agricultural aud noral exhibition Is to no
opened IN ~. Petersburg IN May, 1869, TO which the
Emperor has subseribcd 10000 silver roublcs The
preliminary preparations denote unusual splendor
anu mggnlccHce
Tue Ryorm Of Hamburg 10 csEca;ura repre-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11

pero TO be noted in history AZ the turning point Of
new era IN the career OF this country.
The fact Ii, the masses OF the people, be-
longing TO the Roman Catholic religion. have
determined to obtain perfect religious and social
equality. which has not e4issd in thecountry up TO
the present. the Is the Arst display Of their strength
and las taken their opponents considerably py sur
prise. The strongholds OF conservatism have peen
boldly and determinedy assaulted and in most cases
compelled to lower their orange-tinted ags Toryism
famous city or the Prentice boys, has been wrested
from the son or the Marquis Of Aberc0rn by lawyer
sp ses
Lanyon, to replace him by firm follower OF the
Gladstone school. In Newry and Carrickfergus the
upper counties can boast OF those successes, more
Marked indeed, is the state OF things IN the south
Not single tory Is 20 be found In the representation
OF all Munster C0nnaught bids fair to reach the
same position; and thus, although the polling y not
oil concluded, there can be no doubt that tne
be much larger relatively to the number OF members
than the gain In England.
''ihe Dublin Six" long the boast of conserva.
MIR. PIN for the city. who was placed Within one
vote OF the head OF the poll over the petted cham
holds powerful sway but. undau2ted by that TACT,
Mr.. Peter Paul McSwiney, chairman Of the National
ACKNOWLEDGMENT known, doubtless, tomany readers
fought stout battle, but has not been successful
as his confreres In other districts. IL Is also re-
markable fact that candidate for the representa-
ton OF the Dublin University-always regarded as
he hOtbed OF cOnScrvatsm-0ne OF the Episcopal
clerical schools OF the kingdom. Is found o man OF
radical principles whose war cry 49, away with the
barriers OF knowledge - stPerish the crushing
power OF landiordisn and conscate the revenues or
the establishment" lie is not at the head Of the
poll, but the fact that large number of distin-
gushed members OF the University have recorded
their votes for him spreads CONSERVATION and causes
OLD gentlemen OF the tory school to throw up their
ms in horror and exclaim, ''What a time we have
lived To see -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11

voluntary abrogation Of the Concordat OF 1856,
ON the condition OF obtaining new one 30
altered a. to meet the exigencles OF the present time
Those attempts, as II Is well known, faIled anu
the concluding despatch OF Baron BeusI wrltsen on
OF the HERALD. No new negotiation has since then
been set on foot.
the new dualistic phrase0l0gy, and no handle Is
given therein f6f laneVa Of the complaints which,
In regard to the phraseol0gy were made ~ the Hun
that the Introduction contains no alusion TO the
French alliance, although one scarcely exaggeratos
when one says it Is the corner stone OF Baron
Beusts policy His silence on this subject IL sign
OF his Difference TO the pride and preJudices of che
German AustrianS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11

Rossini, His Habits ind His uoue--Iloths-
child, His Wealth und Strnieey-A Descrip.
tion Of His Chatcau-The Late M. IIaviu.

Rossini, His Habits md Ills uome--Isoths.
child, His Wealth und StrafeGy-A Descrip.
tion Of His Chntcau-The Late M. Isayio.
PARIS, Nov. H. 1865.
THE events OF the day are. very naturally the death
Of the KING OF music Rossini, known IA The ''Swan
Of Pesaror (which he would facetiously turn into the
Monkey OF Pesaro; the death Of the king or NIL
lions James dc Rothschid, known as the 'Jew OF
Kings,- and the death OF NJ. Iiavin or the Stecie,
known rs "King yoItaire.r
All this assumed royalty Is no more; and, as Il
these vacancies did not exist song waroies forth
free, millions tinklc from counter 10 Golfer, and
the skeptio looks on untaught by these pass.
ing shadows. Death has been riding fast
this week aud seems TO he hating now
a the threshold OF Berryers house. TO which
other remarkable savior OF this plciad, ~ not 10 he
kept within doors; he met yesterday on foot as
green aud bithe a. young stripping The other
aged celebrity, Lamartlne was much struck At the
news or bossius death; he shook his head mourn
fuHy, then looked up as n 70 seek traces OF the
insestro's Night, but it is al, emptiness now In de
lanartlnes vision This swan too has sung hs
last; bis life here below is hut lingering. Crowds
assemble round ROssins house and look nj the
walls. IL Is situated IN the Ingres avenue nj passY
at the entrance % the Bos 40 Bouogne high ran.
ings tliickly covered with Ivy. forming an evergreen
girdc aroundit
II has often been maintained that the spacious
gardens aud habtiton--which latter IL moro heavy
aud substantial than an elegant buAdin4--wcre ,,...
sohed as git y tossin ~ lho o.ty VI rarUsl but
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
IRELAND.
The Eiccrons- Liberal Successes aud Cyn-
scryaiiye Defeats.

DUBLIN, Nov a. 1858.
Not since the days or O'Counell and Catholic enan-
cipaton has been witnessed such struggle for 10.
litica power between the parties into which the
people Of Ireland divided as the present election
for the i0t members OF Tie new Parliament The
provisions Of the recently passed Reform bin added
considerably 10 tho resources Of both ranks. aud
introduced, by the lodger franchise. new clement
which mas been tested for the FIRST time. the pre.
sent contests are not remarkable SO much for the
night between man and man, innasnmatory speeches,
broken heads or faction rows which in time past
marked those events, but ~ Ia the bold position which
has been assumed by the champions Of liberal opln-
ions, and The support 80 enthusiastically Afforded
them b the people, Notwithstanding landlord pres.
suro AarJ such like tyranny, whlch will cause the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
E y r o p e.

We give below the following interesting letters
from our special correspondents la several OF the
principal cities In Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11

What further saw, and especially what told the
Baron thought OF hs paiatial dwelling shah be the
subject OF future letter. II took week TO visit
what was admitted TO see above and below and to-
morrow. among those who will follow the Baron's
remains to Pere In Chaisc, though may come IA
among the last, shall remember that when his son
Solomon died last winter the bercaved father said
me, IAN, would give all dat nave let You see II
my hoy could he awe again.
rhc few remaining lines to the memory OF king
Voltaire." d. dc Hayin was nominated counsellor
OF state under the Presidency. He became manager
OF tile Siecte in 1871 which paper was founded In
1sSj under Louis philippe at the same time M. dc
Grardin's Pypsst lie the first To carry through
with NJ de Cirardn The Ieducson OF price on news
papers III order 70 make them accessible TO the means
Vt the populace The Steele, though very democratic
has ietvent paitIsans In France aud ils circulation
IL very large Zoe trench paper. Nj. tlavin was
sixtynne: he uied of an attack brought on By viu
lent passion hearing that the ceric9s had OBJ
tanned majority OF votes over the party nc adyo-
cated. "He was killed by tue priests says hs adj
hercnts. The truth ~ their antagonsin was most
marked, Notwithstanding which lac n deeply regret.
ted. The Emperor sent twice Tor news Oh nis health
while be was still alive, but NJ iasin was uncon-
sciogS for ave days, anu when he dd speak il was
about "tne maJ0rityN and very indi~tncty. lie VII
probably In succeeded in tho directiou Of tile paper
ny "a. ltOu FVc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11

The Ausfro-Hunsarian Red BoOk-The North
schIes wig Qucstien-The spanish Rovolu-
tion-Oriental Anairs-A General Glance as
ths Contents or the Red Book.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
Purity of Elections.

The Toledo Blade of Tuesday
has a well considered article OF
preserving the purity Of the ballol
box, which we can commend to oul
Republican friends in this latitude
4 The Blade says: LHr
A failure to prosecute 10 conv;c-
tion the violators of law will en-
bOldenf bad men to practice the
same dishonestics at future eicc-
tions. A firm and vigorous en-.
torccmentof the law, afterthis cleo
ton, will defer such unscrdpulous
men from like attempts hereafter.
When the suspicion that these legal
proceedings are set on foot merely
to effect an impending election can
no longer be entertained, the con,
demnation Of the law--the just ex-
pression of an outraged peoples
Indignation will carry a moral force
With it which will Oyerwhclm such
men as commit frauds, with deserY
ed shame and disgrace. Even mem.
bers Of their own parties will con-
demn them, and when they are pun
ished will say they got just what
they deserved. ST. mi'
BY all means let dishonest, per-
jured officials, like Dickinson, Miz.
ner, Pugh, and McArdle be put
through with the utmost rigOr OIL
the law. Let the proceedings of
the courts be watched to see that
these corrupt partisans do not by |
bribery by legal quibbles or tergi- |
versations escape their deserts and
give impunity in future to like vii
lainous proceedings. They have
been trusted by the people OH the
assumption that they were at least
men of common responsibility and
honor, who respected themselves
nd their families, and regarded
their solemn oath too saeredly to
Stoop so low as to commit peniten,
tiary offences. If either Of these
men be unjustly accused he will
welcome the proceedings which vim
dicate his fame. If either Of them
be capable of committing q felony
to secure his own promotion orthe
triumph of his party, he
deserves the reproach and punish
nent his crime invokes. Z
five would purge politics of abu-
les, prevent elections from becom
ng a mere contest between political
secure to the majority
heir right to govern the country !;
{ we would secure good govern.
nent and free Institutions to our. I
elves and our posterity, we must
,rotcct by legal means and moral
influence, the sacrcdness and purity i
If the ballot box. After we have
lone our duty to persuade men to !
'ote right, our next duty is to see
hat our honest work is not render.
d nugatory by the frauds Of base {
nd unscrupulous men.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
seYmonrls Ponnlarltv.

Oneida county, N, Y, In which
is ScymouTs home, gives 1 ,270 ma.
jority for Grant The State of New
York gives about 1000 majority
for Hoffman, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor TO run ten
thousand votes behind his own
ticket in his own State is as morti-
flying fact as could well be brought
before candidate contemplation,
A man who isso excessively unpop-
ular in pentup Utica, should not
endeavor to spread himself over
the whole boundless continent.-O.
s. JOWrRat.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
"A special from Charleston,

A special from Charleston,
South Carolina, says.
The Governor is much gratiied
at The quiet and order that marked
the election throughout the State.
After the announcement of the re
suit, a number ofprominent Demo
Gratis, including Hampton, called
in a body on Governor Scott, and
declared their determination to ae
cept cheerrully, and abide by the
decision Of the people to stand BY
the State government in its acts,
and to use all their influence in in
ducing the people throughout the
State to do tho same. They ex.
pressed conviction that the future
prosperity OF the State depended
upon a unanimous and hearty sup.
port Of the government, and reli-
ance upon the ballot box alone in
the future, as a remedy for the evils
Of unwise legislation,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

- Frequent shocks Of Q rSh-
quake have been felt at Hila, in the
Sandwich isles, At Mashicr the
air was filed with smoke. The ma.
tlyes predicted great tidal wave
and deluge at Honolulu, October T.,
Hundreds Of natives fed to the
mountains for safety, The predic.
tien failed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
ILUD RATES FOR WEEKLY EDITION
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Address
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

= The report sent out from
Washington that Grant will soon
resign bis office as General of the
army, and that he has selected this
man or that man for Cabinet posi-.
lions, are pure inventions, and not
worth an instants consideration
from anybody. D
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
0hiostate Journal
COMLY : sMITM, PubIishers.
PROSPECTUS F0R 1869
The Remainder of the Year 1868
Furnished Gratis to New Sub
scribers for the Year 1859.

Last year the journal reached the highest
| clrt ulatiOn ever before attained In its history
| We feel justified In accepting this rs evidence
! that our efforts have not been unsuccessful
| This year we propose to publish, In serial form,
| A ROMANCE by one Of the most popular
writers Of the age that would cost, in separate
| form, the full price Of the Weekly journal for
| ! year cub rates. II will furnish delightful
! reading for the tlreside In addition TO this
feature worth alone the price Of the paper,
weshall have our rusual variety Of matter for
the House, Farm and Workshop, Full Market
Reports for business men, full Legislative and
News. Correspondence Poetry and Racy per-
sOnals for everybody, Particulars attention
will be given to State News.
Lawyers VIII please notice that the Ohio
State journal Is the only paper for which tho
supreme Court Reports are revised and proof
read by the Suereme Court Reporter These
reports arc all published In the Weekly Edi.
tidn, are authoritative.
Every new subscriber for the year 1859 will
receive the paper for the balance of the year
1888, after tho receipt OF the order, free,
Every New Subscriber for the Ohio State
journal torlhe year 1862 will receive free, on
the LIST Of january asplendid Equestrian pic
ture of Grant, 20 by % inches printed on heavy
tinted paper suitable for framing.
Onr desire Is 10 have the Ohio State journal
reach the largest circulation of any paper In
Ohio, during the coming year, and we shall
spare no pains or expense to merit this end
We refer gratefully TO the opinions of the
Ohio Republican press for proof OF the stand
ing of the journal In the past, and hope to
gnin still further approval.
The following are our
CLUB RATES FOR WEEKLY EDITION |
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

- There is talk Of movement
on foot to have the Democratic
Electoral vote cast for Grant, in
the hope Of winning him over to
Johnsonism. But all efforts IN this
direction viii prove about as effect
i've as pouring water on a goose"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

- Proclamation is made Of q
treaty with tile Kansas Indians, pro.
yiding that portions OF them shall
remove from that State to reserya-
tions South III the Indian country,
while other portions will dissolve
their tribal relations, and become
citizens, The Indians are to be
duly compensated,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
At last wo NAV conolullo tho

- AT last We may conclude that
the rebellion is ended The "won.
ted fires" that still lived in It's "ash.
es," and started into a flame at the
breath OF the Democratic party,
will go out finally now that blowers
are taken down and there is no fur
ther encouragement for a new
blaze.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

The personal popularity ol
Gov, Seymour at home" is wcll IL.
lustratcd by certain figures Of the
late election IN New York, as given
by the Democratic papers, namely
In New York. Kings, Erie and AL
bany counties alone, Hoffman leads
The electoral ticket over 12 900. ~
II Is probable that Seymour runs
$4,000, at least, behind the State
cket. IF
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

- The city of Galena forms tive
townships, etst aid west, and
Gen. Grants residence Is on the
east side. This gives twenty eight
Republican majority while the west
side gives twenty Democratic ma
jority.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
MAJoluTIEL FOR SEYMOUR.
The following arc the majOrlties

OFFICE SEEKERS. The office,
seekers have already commenced
upon Gen. Grant. Letters flow in
upon him thick and fast, from per
sons who have always been Grant
men, ahd Wouldn't object to some
little reward for their valuable ser
vicer TO securing his election. But
such letters Gen. Grant never secs.
An letters are openedbya staff Off
Ger, and such as pertain to office
matters are at once destroyed with,
out receiving any notice whatever
from the General, who does not
intend to be bothered with such
business for a while yet at least.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

- Governor Brownlow still op-
poses the cnlranchisement Of the
quondam rebels in Tennessee. Hc
thinks the results in Georgia and
Louisiana are not encouraging
to those who would like to favor a
policy Of magnanimity.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

MEETING or CoNGRGss.- Both
Houses Of Congress met on Tues
day, and Immediately adjourned to
the LIST Of December. There were
about half a dozen members present
in each House. q3a'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

The Washington Chronicle
urges that It is the duty oft! For
tieth Congress TO pass this winter
and submit to the country, a Con
stitutlonal Amendment making suf
frage universal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

- The annual meteoric shower
is expected this year between the
l2th aud 18th Ofthc present month.
The best time for observation will
be between the hours of midnight
and sunrise.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

~ General Grant held quite a
levee at the army headquarters on
Monday. Senators Morton and
Wade, Generals Schodeld aud Geo.
II, Thomas, Humphreys, Candy and
Terry we're among the callers, --
Speaker colfax had q long inter.
view with the President elect
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

Speaker Coifax and vice Pres.
ident Wade lsft for the West on
Tuesday. Mr., Colrax win return
to Washington about the 10th, with
bis BRIDE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

United States Commissioner
Chittendon, Of Columbus, has sued
Wm. Trevitt a Co., publishers OF
the Crisis, for libel, laying his dam.
ages at s2O,O0O.