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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-24

UsrrED STATES COURT. JUNE 23.-HoN. GEO.
8. BRYAN, PREsmNa.-The following business
was disposed Of yesterday:
The petition OF Charles Bull, for final dis
charge, was REFEREED to the Registrar to hold
second and third meetings on the 18th July,
and final hearing on the 21st July.
A. d. Abrahams in re Jos. q. Oppenheim.
Petition to allow d. H. Oppenheim to inspect
books of the bankrupt. Ordered, that the
books remain in possession of the assignee,
subject to inspection Of b. d. Oppenheim.
J.J. Denis and ]. s. McFadden were finally
discharged in bankruptcy.
The Jury charged with the consider" ion OF
the case Of A. F. Stewart ct al, vs, Levi Druck-
or, heard testimony up to the hour Of adjourn
ment
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BUsINEss NOTICES.

Go TO GEORGE LITTLE l. Co. for '6Qe black
cashmere pants. So. tuths1mo June
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
Joseph Dothage us. Christopher Geraty.
A. C.. McGILLIVRAY, ,.i,i y.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, 2sth day June, 18s9.Ast
IL O'Clock A. NJ, precisely, in front Of the Old Gus
ton1aouse, -,
on situate on the south corner Of Tradd and Coun-
ell streets. measuring in front on Council 80
feet same on west or back hne, and In depth On
Tradd-stre2t 100 feet, more or less. Bounded east
on oupcil-street north on Tradd-street south ON
lands OF g. Addison west on lands Of B. 2. Lucas.
Terms-One-half cash; balance payable In one
year, to be secured by bonf and mort2age Of the
premiaes. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
z. ". M.SHACKEY.
June "a thmtu3* Sheriff Charleston County.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 23.-CharIeston Ho.
tel.-s. NJ. Coldery, Savannah; Miss N. Harris,
New York; L. A. Pond, Atlanta; John A. Young
and son, North Carolina; C. T. Ames and lady,
J. L. Breese, P. Il. Eagan, Johnny Lawton and
lady, Circus Company; Z. W. Carleton, Ne"
York; R. Graham. q. Shaw. ". B, Battrice,
South Carolina; ]. B. Peck, New Orleans; J. j.
S,anlan, st. Louis. -
Partition Hotsl.-Colouet @. T. Ames' Circus
Company: John Lawton and lady, q. Cordova
ami lady. J. Boylston and Lady, Misses Kate
and Rosa, Measrs. Tibbs, Poland, Holland and
son, Holland and brother, Kinglow, Willie,
Banker. DeEenbach. Redden, Smith, strumple,
Dees, Dsstell. Crease. Brumm, Demnond, Bull,
Miilson; Herr Lengel Newton, Clark, Murphy,
Tecken, Phelps; Il. P.iHammett, Greenville;
Dr.. J. N. Hesrst, AbbeviIIe; 8. Frunk. W. h.
Bonnet, New York; =. ". Walker. Baltimore.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $1S'
June 1 tuths1mo
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RailroaDs.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

A&assNam
Assas
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HENRY p. HERTs. AuCJIONFER.
Ii ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fURNiTUnE.
On WEDNESDAY. Sept %. at 1o55 o'clock,
AZ 80. 40 WEST F0RrY sEVENYM &rGEET,

PAELORs-CoETAIN rich rosewood suils 10 crimson
satin; Seinway Sons rosewood IA Plano,
wood marble top and French plate Eaer Centre and side
rated Vases and Ornaments velvet Carpets Lace and Bro
catel Window Curtains gt frame French plate pier and
mantel Mirrors, rich bronze Chandeliers, &C., &c.
LlBhARf-CoNTAlNS solid walnut Library Suit, IN fancy
reps solid walnut Secretary Bookcase library Tnbe Her.
rings Plate safe English Brussels Carpet, Lace Cnrains
Pictures, &c.
BedsteaGs, Bureaus. Commodes Turkish Lounge and Easy
Chairs, marble top Tables English Brussels Carpets also
fine assortment OF CURED hair spring and other Mattresses
feather Beds, Bedding, SC.
DINING ROOM--CONTAINS Gnc Brussels Carpets carved
walnut SdeJoard extension Dining Table, Lounge and
Dining Ohars in leather; rich cut Glass; siveplaed Ware
froryhandled Dinner rad Tea Knives sverplated Forks
Decorated China Services together with fine lot of white
China, &c. Kitchen Furniture AMI Utensils in splendid
der. with which The sale will commence Everything in this
house made order and selected with care and
merits the attention o. those about to furnish.
Catalogues permits view ready at auctoneera
Office 1883 Broadway.
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rrfoMss GAFFNEY a CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Cbemh street, will sell this day. atln,q O'Clock, tho
Stock and Fixtures OF the st class Cigar and Paper Store
No 49, Hudon Fine stock Of Cigsrs, Tobaccos and
Pipcs fnc shcwoases Signs &C. &c. Sale positive IN ono
more lots
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TOSEPH INQUIRE. hUCTTONEER,
81 ONCE No. 81 Cedar street. Broadway.

Supreme CourIn the Matter of Administration OF the Es
tate Of Thomas Gregan deceased
In pursuance OF order of this dated the 18th dav
of September 1865 modifying order dated TIE 3lst day OF
Auyus, 1862 the undersigned will sell at pubic auction TO
the highest bidder through Joseph Mctue huctoneer at
the Exchange saiosroom No. II Broadway New York city
the 18th day OF October 1862 at IL O'clock noon, the
ieasehod Property and the uuexpired term OF the Lease
(about mentioned and described in the petition and
fled hee.n situated tho northwest of Forty
and Seventh avenue IN said city known the
Mansion Stables and all the right title and interest OF all the
parties claiming title thereto.
Dated September IL, 1859. -
JOHN CALLAHAN, Referee
THOMAS c. FIELDS, Esq.
Attorney for administration ,ll5 Nassau street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
RY A. MEgwIN, AUCTlOYEER.
IL Books, Books. books.

Try A. MEgwIN, .AUcTIoNEER.
- Bh eNS9s'' h sfass R09 = 20.
M 'o y sor sOS ass ss r S
large assortment Of rare and standard Booss History,
&c. r. IL. NJ viii remove Oct to 70 Nassau street
DY ROBERT so,IgRyILLE hUcTioNERR AND REAL
ID Estate Broker. Office 80 Nassau street, No. D;
RobHT aEs @ @ By saoa this day.
Sep at @ oe9S S ~ Fh Fourteenth
ing Of rosewood and walnut Pario suits in satin trocae
FTP ans o ks Easy
wood ttageres marble top Centre ard SIDE Tables carved
Lounges, chars, black walnut Booke aaa wardrooes
Bases aud I PoW cna GLASS and
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, Ornaments, SC.
Try MAX. BAYERsDogrEs, AuGnoSnER, SELLS
Candies Jars Counters shelyns Scales, Cases, &C., posi-
''''' - '' MAX B2IERsDoRFER's Office ss4 Bowery.
by MAX RAYERsDoRFER, AUCToNEER, SELLS
ID at O'clock at 1856 Fast Fourth street Stock and Fix
S' So%y IN
se aooga sver fas ss
ware on Friday October at Oa O'Clock Full PARTICULARS
RYsA. NJ. CRIsTALAR son, AUGTIoNEERs.,
ID saesroom AZ Broadway, between Canal and Howard
wedSpesday n l0 9slock walnut and rose
Pianoforte, &C., &c. Full particulars tomorrow.
r. HATNEwAy, AUoTIoNEER.- AssTGNEE's SALE
also sundry Liquors aud cigara.
C,HIHA, GLASS FANCY GOODS AND TABLE CUT
day. September s. at 10 o'clock AZ 30 Barclay street gen.
eral assortment of the above goods from lots
70 sun city and country retail trade Goods carefully packed
for shipping
(NRoCKERy, CHINA AND GLAsswARE-JosuuA NJ
in lots to suit country and city trade Goods packed ship
ping.
NDWARp sCHEMCE, AuCTIoNEER.
~ r,crd hhEGAET Ib dQHSgs GARRIhGEs,
By y0EiGb@h HAhSS hHp s s2hn ns
At r,,p err, "A AT tx O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AZ 'N 'ho" No. Is ih1sY TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.
HoksES-A valuable span OF brown Horses,
lST hands and years ears ola; .,.
can irot IN 81 or better.
ZIG TIGTonlA perfect order by J. b. Cone Go.
sLEIGH-Lish. single ses,h
Also Robes, Blankets, double and single Harness.
EDWARD rETTINGER, AUCTIoNEER, FIFFY-sIXTH
H streetAuetion sale OF unclaimed Property takes place
On Wednesaay sebsn5er 20 1872 at ten ococs A. NJ at
neous ARTICLES Horse horse Blankets oace Furniture Iron
Rope, Lead, men and women's Clothing. Dry Goods
Watches, 9e.Seiry fistos hardware, Boots, Shoes &C.
GEORGE HoLBRooX AUCTIoNEER.-wILL SELL
place. near Sixth Avenue all the Furniture contained IN tho
above four story house. consisting maghony Paror Suit
on Paintings Hail Sind blsc wainnt marble TOP Cham
Der Suit enaneed Chamber Suits War1robes, Bedseads
ess Comforter Sheets PILLOW Gases Brussels Three-y and
Ingram Carpe Extension Table, Dining Room aud Kitchen
furniture, Crockory Glass and Plated Ware, &C., also
GEORGE MrNDAY, AuCTIoNEER-wILL SELL
tents of Restaurant consisting Of Counter Tables, Re-
frlgerato Crockey and Glass Ware. Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cloths, Towels, large Range, &c.
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rHF GOLD GAMBLERS SETTLED IN SHORT
MlTRE.
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Magnificent rosewood TX octave pianoforte:
Beautlfnl Par!nr SMit,, lnlest alyle

x covered with green nnd gold and crimson and god
French Eatn brocaie s reps and striped Works of
Art Bronyea Clocks Oh Paintings satury, Vases Figures,
Cabinet bois de rose; rosewood Eaeere Tables Pier
Mante Mirrors, Lace Cnrans Desk, Bookcases Library
Tables, rosewood and walnut Bedgcads, Bureaus,
Washstanda Conmocs, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Beds
Bolsters, Pillows Binke Sheets; Sofas, Chairs Rockers,
BED Lounges covered with hacoth; Velvet Rrus
sells and Thrcepy Carpe,e Buffet Extension and Tea Tables,
Oinin. CHAIRS M,ror ass China and Silver Ware, Table
Cutlery; Seryans' and Kitchen Furniture Oicloths, &c.
B-Reiable men IN asn lance To cart goods Tor pur.
thaSers free to any part Of tho city.
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TOsEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO.-WEDNESDAY, SEPT. go.
- 1915 A. NJ at 355 Carton aveuue Fulton and
Atlantic avenues Brooklyn Furniture, as good new rose
wood Piano. octave, azeton Bros fine French Ter
Mirror walnut Paror Suit, walnut and painted marble top
Sets Curtains Halsnnds. China Plated Ware, Erus
sells and Ingram Carpets, and Kitchen Ware, &C.
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SALES Ar AUCTION,

WnLIAM ABBOTT, AUCrIONEER OFFICE NO.
W City Hall place. win sell Monday, e7th inst, iOH
cs!osk The contents OF the esuran known Che Bank
Ale Vault, 100 Bleecknr, Laurens street;
magnificent Counter, 80 feet; splendid 4puil Eneh1h Ae
Pump Glass aud Silver Ware walnut Tables, Chairs &c.
WIN; ABBOTT AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE 10. CITY
w Hall place, sells Wednesday, 18th inst at lJs1
O'clock, tie splendid Ratroom F,xtUres contaiued
Shades, 70 Houston street, RroatwaY mahogany
Counter Silver Ware, Chandelier, Glass Ware Crookery,
Dice Table, walnut Furniture, marble top Bedroom Suit,
Brussels Carpets Brandy, Bourbon, Claret Wine, &c.
WIN. ABBOTT AUCTIONHER. -AssIGEEE's SALE OF
w Carpets Otclohs, Mating, Mats, &C. yards glng
from 10 to So on rhursday Sept 80 at O'clock go yesey
assortment OF Household Furniture.
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TIE TELEGRAM TO-DAY.

[E VAIL STREET. WAX n RHYME AND
REASUN
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TACOB BOGART, hUCTTONEER.
eJ WEDNESDAY, Sept. 81,
10L o'clock, 1T the auction rooms No North William
street. Household Furniture, consisting of large assortment
Psror, BEDROOM Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture
slso marble bed Billiard Tables, stock Of Hard
ward also Express Wagon also Brussels thrcepy and
Ingram Carpes
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TRANSFORMERS sALE,-R, FIELD, huCTIoNEER,
13J Chatham street. Will sell this day. At III O'Clock 500
lots OF MEMS and womens Clothing Senaisting Of silks and
other Dresses; Broche Grape ana Woolen shaws rem
nants sits and Dress Goods Understandings Quilts and
Blankets Bedding, Boots and Shoes also loo fine Beaver,
Pilot and Cloth Ovorcoats, Business Goats Pants and Vests
Well worthy the attention OF Dealers BY order Y. Simpson
Co.. 100 Bowery.
DAwHpRoKERs sALE.-JhMFs AGAR, AUCTION.
will eel this day, at aaesroom ~ Fast Broadway,
1895 O'clock 500 lots OF Beaver and Pilot Oyorcoats Sack
and Business Coats Panaloons and Vests BY order OF r.
Fullon, West Thirty ninth street.
IDICuARp WALTERS, AuCrIONFER.
III Stock and Fixtures of Liquor store.
VIII eel on Wednesday, at 1873 O'Clock, nj northeast cor
OF Canal and Elizabeth streets general atock of
soIod Liquo Bar Counter and other Bar Fixtures.
CEvENTy-FIFTH AUCTION SALE OF SCRANTON
- Coal Wednesday, September -, IS? The Delaware,
Lackawnnna aud Western Railroad Company will sell, BY
Messra. JOHN H. DRAPER co, AuctioncerH, the Com
ncsdav September 40 at 10 O'Clock 10000 tons Of Coal
from the Lacknwnnna regions, deliverable at their depot
Elznbethpo,t N ~ during October 1892 The sale WIN be
posve epc lot put viii be sold the highest bidder
BIDS, IN any form whacve being made FOR account o. or
behalf Of the Company. Tho condlli be fully
made known az tho time OF the SALE Tcrms Fifty cents
per payable IN crcn funds tho day OF SALE and the
bancc within ten days thereafter IL required at the office
OF the Company. ,.,,,,,x o.~ ,--.,,.
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IlUREAU or ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ Washington CITY September ~ lsOs Sealed proposals
VIII BIO received ut this Office until Tuesday, October y, 1862,
at u NJ for the manufacture md delivery OF 1000 barrels Of
navy cannon Powder OU barrels TO be delivered Boston
and GOO barrels at Now York
Tie cost OF delivery TO be At the expon.c OF tho manuas
trer ana the powder subject the usual uspcc
tion before acceptance.
Bidders viii slate the ,ine the powder will he ready for de-
livery A, 1t OI.OW CASE,
Chief Of Bureau.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
n WILLIAM NJ. HOLM sIIEAD. AUCrloNEER.
.,,,, ,sALEsRooMs % An aj wAGnkH STREET;
.os c.ors p,,As 9,cLq qv A. Nm, Me suovs ppo
CTS, BhLMURALs, &C.,
Particularly ADAPTED the present Of the trade
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r JOHNSON JR., ArCTIONEER.
81 JOHNSON & MILLER will sell AZ auction at II O'Clock,
or Friday, OCTOBER the premises. at Great Neck L. L.
the property the Farm formerly belonging
the Hon. Benjamin Wool consisting Of Horeep, WAGONS
800 choice green house Plants IN pots terms cash. Also
same time place. about 100 valuable Building Lots not
offered at the great Of September q terms liberia Maps
Mt the Office OF JOHNSON MILLER, 20 Nassau street,
Ne York.
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ny PHILLIP LEVY, AucTfoNI.EE; on. PAINTINGS
~ VIII soil this day Sent, o. and 20
etsia Sacsroom 80 Nassau street, commencing 1no O'clock
4. NJ superb collection OF Works Of Art, by eminent Euro
peen and American artists Frames and paintings sold to-
Aehr, Catalogues ready.
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great artists. the Academy also et No. III Broadway
Seats -
New York.
------- PATTI TO MORROW
CTEfNWAy HALL. .........................p Irecsor
- MAX srRAKOSCh. 'ENTED SUCCESS
UNPKEcEi. Danna
OF the world renowned PriinA TIA PATTI,
MILE. CARL. ce TU-MORROW Nredres.
who Will make her third appe '-as. 'clock.
day, Sept 49, ats. be assisted by
MILE. CARLOTfA PATTI ~. classical Pianist 0bs
Mons. THEODORE RITTER, the are.s. ny;
second appearance in AMI n virtuoso:
. Mons. ). y. PRUAE, the eminent fSa Primo Tenore
Or. THEODORE HABELMANN, the popuSN
and
MAX MAPFTIEK'S GRAND ORCH Si.sv II
=. FOURTH PATTI CONCERT, TUESDAY, e,s. n a..
Admission, 81; reserved seats, 90 and oA'~
SEES g now at Stenway HALL also 7Gl and III Broai
n The ~ so seats at Steinway Hail Ticket on'y
THIS (ruEsDAY), gth September, Brooklyn Acade NY
SATUi .DAY, Cd October, at O'Clock,
FIRST GRAND PATTI MATINEE.
AT STEIHWAY HALL.
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MISS EMMA wEBB WILL GIVE HER LECTURE ON
TIE TRUE CHIvALRY OF WOMAN.

ILLUSTRATED ny REGULATIONS FROM THE POETS,
satlrirns ths mpwonsny vararcs q ihe reng Minded"
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct ., 1880
TIokcts 30 runta
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MORRIS K. CRANE, hUCTIONEER.
lM by TRrSDELL x CRANE
General huctiones Real Estate, Life and FIRE Insurance
80 Nnoy-nne 90
Building lots,
the
DeMot Estate,
In West Hoboken, Hudson county, n. j..
at Public Auction,
Timer cc,t

NJ IL o CLOCK NJ, on the premises.
TRUSDLIb u CRANE Will set ts above, at public auc
uun- SO desirable and clgby located Building Lots
situated Rergenwooi Summit and Paterson avenues,
DcMot iiobokon and Coandt streets, and Patterson and
New York plank road West HohOkun Hudson county, N. j.
said properly IN situated high ground. commanding
splendid views OF The surrounding country, convenient The
city by horse aud 70 those that desire plot for
sdenco IN healthy location cannot fail 10 induce them,
upon examination OF the property, TO purchase the
aud to capitalists better property could be selected Tor
investment.
Of saeTeR per suconeer's fees day
sae 20 cent on October 49, 20 per cent November 81 and
balance on bond and mortgage for three years
Map1 and full PARTICULAR can be obtained unon application
NJ TkUSDELli 4 CRAMPS Real Estate Exchange 81 Hud-
street, uobokcn, II. J.
10 attend the sale Hudson City and West Hobokcn
horse eaT at oeoken ferry, eoppins at Paterson avenue,
Wcf, Uoboken, which runs through the property.
Stages tho ground VIII Eoboken ferry day of
sale, al hnlfrasi II o'clock A. N.
nEORHIs WILKINS. AUCTloNEER.-shLB IN pAgTI-
lNb on by order OF supreme Court undl the direction of
commissioners. L. H. 1t DLoW q co. viii sell at auction
Thursday, September so. 1862 Mt ~ .ocock the En-
change Saletrooma, II broadway, New YORK,
Eleventh aveunc1hree lots side 80 feat AZ inches
ronn OF kneyDh street, each lot % feet inches front by
100 feet in depth The above lots about with the
grade. sno WIN be positive Maps &c. be al the
olCe Of the auctlonecr, No. 3 Pne stroe,.
y. u. LUDLOW,
J.. NOYT, Commissioners.
BENZ G. wETMoRE,A
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AyyU3EyYxyTS.


: voOKLyN AcADEMY.-PATTf TONIGHT.
u. FIRST GRAND PATTI CONCERT,
ID THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. AT8.
'ARlOTfA PATTI will be assisted BY all thu
MILE. q in New York. -
great artists. the Academy; also at No. III Broadway
Seats now
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GEORGE MrNDAY, AUCTfoNEER-wfLL SELL
~ this day at O'Clock, at las Blocker street the con-
tents Of Restaurant, consisting Of Counter Tables, Re-
frseraor Crockey and Glass Ware, Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cloths, Towels, large Range &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-15
A SOrrowful Story.

A petition for divorce in the
Chicago courts, the other day, has
developed the following curious his
tory, the details of which we take
from local paper:
In the year 1859 there lived in
Swiss valley an interesting family of
wealth and culture, named JunOd.
Monsieur Junod found his sole happi
ness in a lovely daughter named
Lucie, who was the most admired
belle of that portion of the canton.
The father, a man of stern, solitary
nature, the descendant of long line
of men who had exercised the rights
of lOrdship over all the beautiful vine
yards that bloOmed beneath them,
though somewhat fallen from the
state of his forelathers, still nOurished
feelings Of ancestral pride.
In some of the merry-makings
peculiar to the wine-bearing districts,
in which, by the time-honored require
ments OF tradition, all ranks meet to-
gether in q common jubilee, Mile,
Lucie met with young man named
Gustave FlOtrou, of person handsome
and attractive, and by trade a watch
maker. The abnegatiOn of every
thing like social distinction enabled
Flotrou to approach the lady with a
familiarity to which he would other
wise never have presumed. The lady
fell blindly in love with the humble
matchmaker. He, fiRttered by the
preference, dazzled by her, beauty,
and, not improbably, still moFestrong-
ly attracted by her fortune, ardently
reciprocated.
1.-THE first meeting was followed by
many others, of course clandestine.
Her fancy, united to the ineXperience
of girlhood, gave him every Opportu-
nifty to press his suit, and he became
her accepted lover. The father still
supposed that his daughter knew no
love but the affection of daughter to
her father. The day of awakening
came at last, and the daughter was
forbidden, under the severest threats,
again to see the audaciOus aspirant.
The conflict between love and duty
ended as such warfares commonly re-
sult-Cupid carried the day. The lady
was possessed of a fortune of seventy
five thousand dollars in her own right,
which made her comparatively indie
pendent.
So one night she made a moon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-15
FOREIGN.

VIENNA, August 1.-THE Resse
says the business relations between
the Turkish and LOmbardy railroad
companies are entirely broken off
Baron Buest, in a speech yesterday,
defended the budget, and said the
maintenance Of peace would be easier
il the defensive forces of Austria were
not diminished.
PARIS, August 14.-Several addi-
tiOaal bands Of Carlists have appeared
iu diff rent parts Of Spain. They are
said to be by no means formidable.
Marshal Mel is dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE
instruction i'm the kierghis country
has been entirely suppressed.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Post has
an editorial to-day on the subject of
the sale of Cuba to the United States,
wherein the writer says he entertaiHs
a shrewd suspicion that the best thing
Spain can do is to close with America
in respect TO Cuba. She gains nothing
by Cuba in her present state, but loses
a sum she cannot afford. She is not
strong enough to stamp out the re-
hnflipn
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August l4.-Gov. Nc
Crery has appointed as delegates to
the Mississippi Valley Commercial
Convention to be held at heOkuk,
Setember Z, 1t. Coy. L. O. Steward,
Of st. Louis, and j. q. Williams, Of
Kansas City, to represent the State at
large, and the present members OF
Congress to represent the Congress
siOnal Districts. A dispatch from
Atchison, Kansas, says the steamer
Meteor, laden with material for the
I.eavenworth and AtchisOn Railroad,
sank yesterday seven miles below that
CITY. Heavy rains, causing foods in
small streams, carrying away culverts,
fences and other property, occurred
near Keokuk on Thursday. At Wa
terville and beyond similar storms
prevailed, doing considerable damage.
The residence Of Jas. W. Pierce, two
miles south of Waterville, was struck
bv lightning and one side Of it torn
Of. Not a board that belonged TO it
could be found. -Four ladies that
were ia the house were severely
shocked, and three thrown upon the
porch and struck insensible. None
were seriously injured.