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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 20.-Proeeed
ings in the habeas corpus case OF Mr.
Rutter, President Of the Tennessee
National Bank of Memphis were re-
sunned in special term OF the Superior
Court to-day. After argument by the
counsel Judge AiCCan denied the ap-
plicatiOn Of Assistant District AttOr-
ney Blunt for adjournment to this
day, by which time he said he would
receive Gov. HOiEman's mandate for
Rutter 70 be returned to Tennessee,
saving there was not a shadow Of le-
gal authority for his longer detention
in custody. The moment the prison
er was discharged Mr.. Blunt received
a telegram from Albany saying: ''Ihe
mandate for Rutter has been issued
and sent by mail
The heat has been most intense, and
has probably caused more suffering
than that of any other day this sum
mer. Several cases Of sunstrOke have
occurred. In some instances animals
have dropped dead in the streets from
the effects of the heat.
james Barnes, the Cuban Eillibus-
ter was released to-day on his own re
cOgnisance not to take up arms against
Spain.
Alta meeting of the consolidated
Lake Shore and T. a. and ". r.
Railroad Companies, held in this city
yesterday, terms were formally agreed
upon looking to consolidation of the
two roads. lake Shore is to go into
the consolidation with an increase of
20 per cent, as the amount Of its
stock, and Wabash with its present
capital, and Lake Shore Is 10 receive
a dividend of / per cent. on January
l, 1870, making a total stock and cash
dividend Of y per cent. The arrange
ments require the previous ratitca-
ton Of three-fOurths Of the stOckhOld-
ers, which Is counted upon as certain.
Samuel Ramsay, brother to Gen
Ramsay, OF the Union army, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself at
Jersey City to-day.
RedOly, the blacksmith, arrived to-
day from San Francisco in charge Of
an officer.
The Erie Railroad have occupied
new quarters in the grand opera house
on the Eighth avenue andTs twenty
third street, where superb accOmmO-
dations for passengers are provided.
The Erie Company have offered to
carry the Southern Base Ball Club
from Cincinnati 10 New York at half
fare.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-The
labor Congress met at 8 am. The
Committee on Organization made a
report with amendments, but after
debate the matter was laid on the
table and the Committee discharged.
The Committee on Female Labor
made a report which was adopted, as
follows:
Res0lred, That this Congress recon-
mend that all Trades Unions make
immediate effort to secure a thorough
organization OF female labor, and de-
mand the same pay for work equally
well done by women as By men. Ev-
cry avenue of labor for which woman
is physically capaeitated should be
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters
4 of St. Dominic, is delightfully."- situated in
a healthy and retired part Ofthe city of Mem
phis, Tenn The buildings are ample and
comElodious, standing in the center OF eX-
tensive ana highly improved grounds. shaded
by forest trees, and laid out and set with rare
plants and shrubberv.
The course Of studies comprises all the
branches Useful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught. -.
The AeasieTaie7Tear consists Of tygo Sessions
OF i've months eaoh; the frst commencing
on The FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, the second on
the EII-sT MOKDAY IN FEBRUARY.
TERMS PER SESSION,
Payable half yearly, invariably in advance;
For board and tuition in any Of the follow
ing branches: Reading, arithmetic, English
grammar, geography, history, rhetoric COM
position, criticism, principles of natural
philosophy, chemistry and botany. meE,tfti
and moral philosophy, plain sewing, mark
ing, ETC. S75, $50, S9a and sl9a, secording to the
age or the class Of the pupil.
For Day olars-Iuition, Is. $40. S25, OF
$40, according to age or class as above.
Fer further Information. apply or address
the " MOTHER SDPFRIORr
au2O dfw st. Agnes Academy.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 20.-A party OF
distinguished Southern gentlemen
have arrived in this city en- route to
California. They will leave on Mon
day in q Pullman car, and win be alb
sent some six weeks. The following
ladies and gentlemen make up the
party: Hon. W. Warren, United
States Senator from Alabama; Gen.
B. Halsey; Hon. A. McKinstry and
lady; Col. j. J. Stokes; Gen. Farm
we'll; Misses Farnwell; Miss Pugh,
and q few Others.
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MARRIED.

CACEY- the 2Oth inst, at
the residence OF the brides father in this
city, by Rev. D. r. Burns, Mr.. JOHN CAcEY, OF
Louisville, KY, TO Miss f. L. HAEsELL. They
were attended by Miss Alice L. Brown and
Mr. n. j. Harmon. No cards.
The happy couple have the best wishes OF a
host Of friends. Both are wen known in
Memphis, and have enjoyed, as we hope they
viii in the future, the friendship, hearty as
sincere OF a wide circle They leave to-day
for louisville on a short bridal tour. They
are followed as We have stated, By the best
wishes OF their friends, who win look for
their quick return 10 pleasant and happy
home IN Memphis.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 20.-Much
comment is made upon eX-Presldent
JohnsOn's Knoxville speech OF the
18th, in which he appears TO favor the
Reputation of the national debt. The
Knoxville Wig says he also favored
the repudiation Of the State bonde IS
sued under the Republican State Gov
ernment, but other reports do not sus-
tain the Whig. The doctrine viii not
suit Tennessee, as is shown by the op-
position developed by Etheridge's
Milan speech.
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Notice to Property Owners.
sT135 e65nfT 3E of FESSEssEE sSsISS July Term 1854
BOARD or COUNTY CoMMIssIoSERs,

STATE Or TESNEssEE,l INV Tom, ,ssa.
County of Shelby. '"fS Aeffii' io"e-
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
August lS, 1863.
ORDERED, Ere, That the Clerk OF the
County Court be Instructed to advertise in
the APPEAL and Avalanche, giving all prop
erty owners notice that the assessments OF
real and personal property for State and
county are now completed, and that they
have the privilege OF obiecting to the same
and endeavoring to obtain corrections during
the next thirty days, by making proper ap-
piicatiOn to the assessors, after which time
no corrections can or VIII be allowed, it being
necessary 20 place the tax books in the Col
lector's hands at the earliest practicable date +;
and that each paper make a local notice, cali
ing particular attention to the advertisement.
In accordance with the foregoing order Of
the Board, ell parties desiring to Know the
value OF their real aRd personal property, as
assessed by the assessors Of their respective
districts, can obtain such information on ap-
plicatlon at this Office until the 10th day OF
September, 1853; petitions will be received
and referred TO the assessors.
aul9 JOHN IOAGTTF- C1er1r
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2O.-The
President Is expected to return here
about the middle Of next week 10 at
tend a meeting Of the Cabinet, but
viii remain in town about two days
only.
a band Of Carlists under Palo was
recetly defeated at Almagro, near
Cindad, PalO and his Secretary were
among the prisoners captured. Most
of the Carlist bands have dispersed,
1t is rumored that a conspiracy In ia
yor Of the Prince Of Asturias has been
discovered by the authorities.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

+ HAVE now on hand full stock of Sea-
i soned Cypress Lumber: am Constantine
saving, and am prepared to MI orders for
any dimensions OF Sills, Joists, Posts, stud
ding, Boards, Clear Lumber, Laths. Shingles
etc. Attention given to the Shipment OF
Lumber. Orders solicited. r. =
eS- Mills and Lumber Var on Woif river
north side Bayou Gayoso. -
iyl6 dAw q. M. VENARIE
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS & ARK. RIVER PKr. Co.,
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 9, 1852
n OTICE is hereby given, that a meeting OF
~ the Stockholders in the" Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company" will be
held at the Office of the Company, ia Kramer,
Miller & Co.'S building, Little Rock, Ark, on
WEDNESDAY, THE lsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT, for the purpose of electing Five Di-
rectors. JOHN D. ADAMS, Pres't.
]. d. DARDFN Secretary augl4
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INSANE ASYLUM.

Q 7. YfNCENTFS INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10. 1858. It is private and frst-class in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients Of both sexes and of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms etc.,
apply to DIR. J. X. BAUDUf or the SISTER
cffrosrIlI IOIl -
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PROPOSALS.
BOARD COMMISSIONERS SHELBY CO, Tenn,
July TERN,
WEpNRspAY. Augnst II. ls09.

BOARD COMMISSIONERS SHELBY Co, rESS,,)
July TERN,
WEDNESDAY,, August II, 1859.
ORDERED, that the County Court Clerk be.
and he Is hereby authorized 10 advertise for
bids for the property heiongingtO the county
located on Adams street, said property being
the same that was purchased for the purpose
of building County Courthouse upon. said
bids 10 be sealed and addressed to the Board
of County Commissioners, and handed to the
County Court Clerk on or before the 18th Of
this present month. said bids should state
whether cash, county warrants, bonds CIR
notes win be given; whether the entire pross-
erty viii be paid for at once, or whether time
Is required, and how much. Said bids TO be
opened at regular meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioner, and the bid which Is
Of most advantage to the county to be ac-
eepted, If considered desirable and reasonable.
In accordance with the foregoing ORDER
sealed bids wiz be received at the Clerks
Office until y o'clock an, Of the 18th instant
augl9 JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

SELLERS friends ana acquainfaloes
OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. F. Sellers are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral of their son.
FRANKLIN, this Saturday evening,at5 . o clock
at the residence of Mrs. McleHand IA Mon
roe street. .H . r
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August 20.-The game
of base ball, between the Kentucky
and Southern Base Ball Clubs of New
Orleans, resulted in favor of the South
erners-they scoring 43 to %. They
play the Eagles tomorrow.
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WHo6ESALB
WOOD g. WILLOW WARE,
BARRETT & CO.,
No. 1863 Main Street, betSssR 9Th and 5th,

LOUASg IKE, RENTCCKK.
WE beg 10 call the attention OF Southern
merchants to our large stock Of WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE, consisting of Tubs,
Buckets, Churns, Wash boards, Sleeves, Red
and w htte Cedar Ware, Butter Buckets, Well
Buckets, Harvest Kegs, Measures, etc, etc.
BASKETS OF ALL KINDS, together win Broonls,
brushes. Rope, Twine, Matches. Backing, etc.
We are enabled by our arrangements with
leading manufacturers TO sell these goods al
very low figures which we will very readily
prove to those who favor US with their pa
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GETTYSBURG.

GETrYsBURG, RA., August 20.
Numerous letters have been received
from Southern gentlemen accepting
the invitation to participate in the
dedication of the battlefield.
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EFT my house in this city, about four
IL months ago, FHcAGAs HANEY, about Is
years old, black hair, dark complexion, small
pox marked and freckled, black eyes, light
scar on let eye. Any Information will be
thankfully received by his mother, MARGE-
RET COSNELLf, ll8 Market street. augll
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DANCYVILLE.

The Great Barbecue There on
Thursday.
Emerson Etheridge Declares Hin
self Plainly.
He is not in Favor of Entire Repu-
diation.
He Will Redeem His Promises, Bui
Does not Believe in Uniyer-
sal Suffrage.
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Main Street Store for Ranf

TTPON timely al plication and sufficient in
- ducene ent offered, We viii rent for one
year from lstSeptemb n next, the Front store
Room now occupied by us. corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets. with part of basement
an2n ROYSrFR. TREZEN 4 vt q 60.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

IL
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
u. =. Mail Line-FOr Pine Bluff, Little
Rock, Hot Springs and Fort Smith
OZAh IA Blaisdell, master
Iilis splendid passenger steamer IT.
VIII leave for the above on. iS5sssszs=z-ss
MONDAY, 23d inst. at 5 pm.
1854 T. A. KENDIG, Agent
augZ S04 Front ST.. MOsby Block.
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FOR FRIAR,s POINT.


OhOStS.---IaaieS VINO seem TO delight ~
resembling these nocturnal visitors, by PLAs-
rERING powder upon their PRETTY faces, will
be surprised 70 see how much better and
more youthful they look when they use Milk
delightful, and during not weather 10 is 50
COOLING. Sold by druggists and fancy goods
HaalaF-e
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MEMPHIS
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, {; TENNESSEE.
nUR stock OF BOO1s. SHOES AND HATS. suit
" able for the EARLY FALL Trade, is com
piete, and we are selling Tow to make room
for our immense. stock of Bs,fi and Winter
Goods, which we are now receiving
Hs- We solicit tke trade of MERCH A NTS
ONLY. .Ianl9 dAWI TERRY s. hIITCHELL.
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Prussia is about cutting canal for
vessels between Hamburg and the Baltic.
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go = REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from
70 Z y my residence. on Main street, near
Jackson, in Fort Pickering. TWO HORSE
MULES, one n sorrel, about 10 hands high
and name reached; the other bay. about ! o
hands high; both have gear marks on their
shoulders. The above reward will be paid
for their delivery to me
au20 p FITZP ATRICK
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Committee of Receution
Floor Manauers

Floor Managers
Col. J. II. EdmOndson, Capt. a. J. Black.
Mai. Freeman, Mr.. A. Woodward
Capt. Mont. Pepper. Mr.. ID. J. Doyle
Mr.. Jake Woods, Mr.. Lou Leubrie,
Mr.. Charles James,
h.S- The proper ROsettes, ETC., sin be desig-
mated hereafter
Hf- Dancing will begin at y o'clock. and
continue till IL o'clock pm.
BsB- Tickets of Admission for Gentleman
and Ladies, One Dollar. augI6
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W. L. STEWART,
Cotton r CtO H
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 600 FRONT STREET

70 ''uI T ItN-' T INIlil4f
Memphis. Tennessee.
nc win attend promptly to the sale Of Cot
ton and Produce and NIL orders for supplies
for customers angel
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AT JAMES PARK,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 2lst.
Committee Of Advancement.

cen n, b. Forrest. . Gen. Frasier,
Gen Patton Anderson. Gen. NJ J. Wright
cen X. z. Ewell, Mr.. Geo. z. Roots,
Gen. j. II. Chalmers, Mr. q. y. Payne,
zen w. Y G. Humes, Mr. ThOs- Johnson,
cen. y. ". Gordon, Capt. j. A. LOuden.
Can Gid j. Pillow Mr.. W. G. Auman,
Col. John w. Dawson, Mr.. J. e. Beasly,
MAJ. e. W. Fraser, Mr.. c. Barrett.
Maj. Marsh Patrick. Mr.. Chas Howard
capt Virgil B. Moore, Mr.. ]. II. Hamburg,
MAJ. J. q. Barbour, Capt j. A. Wigs,
Mr. John Miller. Col. Nose W hite.
Mr. W. A. Goodman, Mr.. W. II. Wheaton,
capt w. X. Lucas, Capt. :. r. GamiuOn,
Mr. d. II. POston, DR. B. F. Dickenson.
1t Luke r. Wright, DR.. John II. Erskine
Vol. K Dudley Frayser, DIR. Gus Thornton,
Maj. ID. Pres. Strange, Mr.. NJ. T. Garvin,
Col. ]. g. FiZer, Mr.. John B. Gibson,
Col. Luke W Finley. Mr.. r. c. Malone.
Bir. c. G. Ward, Col. James Coleman,
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Cotton FactOrage and General Com
mission Business.

Under The style and hrm Of
Ia "a IA ., MI . orc &c. Q O.,
To date from the Ist inst. Office, No. How
ARDs Row, formeriy occupied by Moore.
Whitfield q Co. -F>LANE,
VIRGIL v MOORE.
Au0uSt @ tS6Q auQl0 fAW
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NEW FIRM

+. LANE VIRGIL, V NHOoRE
OF +. Lane Co. Late Moore, Withheld q Co.
M e, the undersigned, have this day asso-
w ciated ourselves together for the pur-
pose of transaetfnua a -
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DISSOLUTION

TVNHE e0partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Virgil Y. Moore and Edwin Whit
field, under the style OF Moore, Whitfield 4
Co., Is dissolved, To date from the lst inst, oc-
easiOned by the death of Mr.. Whitfield IN
January last The business OF said firm Will
be settled by me. VIRGIL V. MOORE
August 9, 1853. Surviving Partner,
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" You ask how this is to be remedied -
said Mr. F,theridge. 81 VIII tell you, if
you want my advice. You must reduce
the expenses Of Government; make more
than you spend; incur no new liabilities /;
put honest men in Office, as you elect the
men who collect the revenue); apply the
surplus to the reduction of your liahili-
ties; abolish unnecessary Offices; enlarge
the judicial districts; adopt a more effec-
tive means OF collecting the revenue. If
you do not do this in less than two years
you viii hear the cry of reputation. 1t
is useless to say the debt win not crush
YOU
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Addressing himself to the negro.
Mr.. Etheridge said that while
newspapers were discussing the
extent of the victory, and
wondering at the iIQmeuse amounts
of The nsioEities for Senter, be would ex-
plain ii IN word-the late election was
like opening the doors Of Jail and say
ing to the prisoners, come out. They had
come ont like rats out of barn on Are.
The victory wag simply the victory of
right oyer wrong, and Justice over oppres-
sion. When this contest was gone into
pledges were made to the negroes if they
would come up and help us to get out Of
this jail, and to win the fight of right over
wrong we would guarantee them the pos
session Of all the rights they then enjoyed.
" IT," said Mr.. Etheridge, turning to the
whites, you expect me to take back
these pledges you ask me to dishonor nv
self, and that / will never do. We got
our liberties, and we ask nothing more
than we will give. If you want anybody
TO go back on promises made as these
were made, you will have to ask somebody
else. never fooled the Democratic party
nor the Wing party, and ! viii not fool
the negroes now. The negro has taken
our pledges in good faith. Why is it that
you rolled up such majorities in
West and Middle Tepnessee2 Why
did YOU not do the same
in East Fennessee2 It was henegro vote
that caused these overwhelming maiori-
ties In all East Tennessee there is hard
~ as many negroes as some of 4ny hear
ers here used to own. There. in the home
OF Bill Stokes, they voted to keep YOU in
lall, while here IN Middle and West Tenn
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Il assert, ," said Mr.. Etheridge. leaping.
rs is bis custom, with the rapidity of
lightning from one subject to another,
''that materially as well as morally and
socially the condition Of a people Is indi-
ycated b the rate of the taxation which
hey pay. In England high taxes and
high rates of import duties have ever
been the fruitful cause of perjury and
smuggling. show me the people that
have light taxes to pay, and l will show
you a people happy and contented, proud
of their nationality, and relying on them
selves. In the words of Popei
" Fools on the form of Government con-
test,
That which is best administered is best -
Show me, on the contrary, a heavily
taxed people, and ] will show YOU an
inert and 'slavish race, whose dissensions
viii make them sooner or later prey to
tyralts aQd despdts. A great traveller
mas said that Palestine was the saddest
and most miserable country that he had
ever seen. lie had not travelled through
peppessee since she has been under Radi-
cal rule, There never was people more
deeply in debt or less able to pay their
way out of it. Counting the debt of the
United States in round numbers at
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HE RAILRoAps.

In regard to those railroads that do not
pay the interest on their bonds, he adj
vised their immediate sale to some man
or men who would take them
and run them 70 "a expense to
the State. taxing state bonds in pay
nent for them. In this way bonds
VIII be retired and the expensive roads
will be gotten rid of. In conclusion OF
the financial question, Mr.. Etheridge said
that much might be saved by an honest
management Of the penitentiary. In the
meantime, under the benign influence Of
peace, public confidence would ne re-
stored, industry woRl3 revive, and the
material EuWeF Of the State increase.
With the augmented commercial business
of the State, and better management OF
the railroads, the revenue arising there
from viii be proportionately greater.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-27


KiIbOurn, jenkins & CO.-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers In
all kinds of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Piekets, Sash, Blinds. Doors, Battens, etc.
Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material IN the
Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we nave
In operation one Of h elargest manufactures
of everything made in Pine In the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard IN the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply Of
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchasingelsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction inbOth.