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By agreement, this will be COM
memorated as the national holiday.
All the banks and public offices will
be closed. In order to afford our at
tachees an opportunity Of enjoying
the day we will not issue a paper to-
morrow. The next APPEAL wiz APP
pear on Wednesday.
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The Democratic State Convention
Of California, meeting in San Fran
cisco on the Both ult., nominated J. b.
CROCKETT and WILLIAM LENsELNER
for Judges of the Supreme Court OF
that State. Both stand high in their
profession, and are popular with the
ppoplc.
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Coz. SEGAR, who has just made a
long and extensive canvass OF Nir-
ginia, asserts that Cor. WALKER, the
Conservative candidate, VIII be elected
Governor by 10000 majority.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1863.

T,HIS fav0rite Summer Resort, %situate9l IN
Blount county, East Tennessee, VIII pc
oDened for the reception Of visitors on Inc
FIRST OF JUNE. The marked beneficial re-
stIts attending the use Of these waters, IN
functional arrangements Of the Liver, bow
as KiduevsandSkin, and the cureof Chronic
DIsesses. attest their Medicinal Properties.
The buildings at AiOntyale are now being
repaired, reftted and reprinted, and every
ming put in apple-pde order. AHthe aecessO-
rfes Tor enjoyment and recreation al ne best
watering places will be found here. me "a
aJities for reaching Montvale this season are
and Ciie{!aston Railroad, and regular trains
are running 10 Naryvtlle, whence passengers
are cOnVeyedLn cYt+1es 70 the SprlhSs' hhie
piles distant.
HATES OF BOABD.-Per day, z e; pet week
SIG; per month, $50.
Address for pamphlets containing aHA19 is
and description Of waters, etc,
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THE Radicals in Minnesota say that,
Notwithstanding the State gave d.
Goa majority for GRANT, there is a
possibility Of losing it this fall.
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EX-PREsIDENT JOHNSON will speak
at Greenville, and the candidates for
gubernatorial honors at Nashville, to-
dav
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Eggs and butter from 0thimwa,
ILL.,, have been received at San Fran
cisco over the Pacific Railroad.
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FOR SALE.
GRlST MIL, BOILER & ENGINE
FOR SALE.

VvHE Engine Is l5-lforse power, and IS al
in complete running order. VIII be sold
cheap for cash, OF at thirty and siXty days, on
good city security
DENNIS SAXTOS,
Rfe5 Jaw Care Appeal Omce
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

-
NY virtue Of a Deed in Trust exe@ated hy
Is Charles Il. galloway on the lSt day Of
Tune. 1867. and dulyr recorded in the Registers
office OF the county Of shelby, state Of Ten
nesSee, in book No. 81, on pages 6S,5 81 ana
6S5, conveying the property hereinafter de-
scrlbed to me IN trust to secure certain debts
in said deed. set forth, in the payment Of
which default has been made. J viii, as di-
rected in said conveyance, on
tuesday, the 20th Day Of July, 1859,
Oner for sale, 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
al the "Worsham House Hotel, on the cor
ner OF Adams and Main streets, in the city OF
Memphis Tennessee, the following estate and
property, to-wit: All the furniture n Tx
inres OF the hotel in the city of Memphis,
shelby county, Tennessee, known as the
a Worsham House" consisting Of Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Bed-Iiuen, Mattresses, blankets.
Washstands, Bowls md Pitchers, Wardrobes,
Chairs. carpets. Tables, Tableware, Kitchen
Utensils, Bar Fixtures, Furniture, etc, COM
orjsing all the furnituFa and fixtures Of every
kind used i'm said hot2l for the pUrpOse-Oi
carrying on the business OF q hotel, the same
described and set forth in said deed.
The sale win he continued from day to day
until completed. Terms cash.
l.. V. DIXON, Trustee.
June H., 1869. ieIs
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BAILEY'S SPRINGS
L~auderdale County, Ala,

rs,HE most eHieient waters in the world In
the cure OF DrOpsy. Serofula, DYSPEPSIA,
B~Iseasas peculiar to Females, General Debit
n6tg readv for tha reception of visitors, In
To families o THE SEASON. Ouf
rateS are SIS per week, Gpd so per monlh.
9Gf nirther Information or ciFeniars, address
ELLIS < CO, PrGprietors.
RaileyT 9ayiDpy. Ala. MAY Is, Is6y. Jet DIV
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ny sirtUe NJ d Ueed made 10 ine by IA.
- ana MarV A. king, and recorded m The
page 80. ! VIII sell 10 tile highest bidder, for
cash. al public sale,
on MONDAY. 18TH DAY OF JULY iSS,
Between the hours of II o'clock ANA and 4
O'Clock PM, six acres of land, being the east
half Of lot No. twenty-siXOf the subdivision
OF the lands Of VIM. Cooper, as recorded in
the Registers office of Shelby county, 'front.'
Ing gs9 feet on the sOuth head OF Central Ave
nue.. bF q depth Of $40 feet, adjoining the
SouihwOrth formerly Kings place on Cen
trial Avenue, abogt 81 miles from the city
and within n Few inuteS walk OF wilson
Station on the NJ. and G. Railroad. The six
acres viii be sold, or so much thereof as VIII
be necessary to satisfy the debt provided Tor
by the said conveyance. The sale VIII take
place at the Auction Room Of ROyster, IleZe-
Saut A Co. 1ortheast corner of Main and JEFF
terson streets, in the city Of Memphis.
iei0 JOSEPHINEF. KING.
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MEDICAL
The Most Successful Physician

IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male OF Ie-
lis cured I'm a few days, without the use OF
mercury, change Of diet or hipdrance from
busineSs. secondary syphilis, tneiaGt ycStige
erodIcafed without the use Of mercury. Suf-
fererS rom ImpOteney, or loss OF SeXFSt
Power, restored to free Vig0r ~ 81 Few weeks.
elect or GhonOrrhea Of long standing, When
all internal remedies have failed, permanent
Iy and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims of Self-ahuse and excessive Hfnefyf
SuGaring from SpermatOrrhe0 andIoSs OF phg-
Sieaa and mental power, speedily ana permar
ne1tlE cured. 81 All consultations strictly
confidential. &d
t0S pm.
UR. ]. b. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician
l.. q. MARIAN, Secretary.
TreatieS ON Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. ap5
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SUMMER RESORTS.
V~ALHERM0S0 SPRINGS,
In the Mountains of Morgan County, IN
Alabama,

RE now open to visitors, and comfortable
n recommendations can be depended upon.
The Temperature Is cool and pleasant, and
there are no musqultoesa The new steamer
Ida" takes passengers from Decatur, Alay.to
the hack at the SpFingsILanding, ~ miles
from Valhermoso, o n Mondays. Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS, returning next day. Time three
hours; fare 81 90. After the lst OF July there
VIII be a daily boat.
III. GIEIsS, and
W. y. PANNELL.
or Blount Springs, Ala.
We found the mineral waters, ana paftlcu-
larry the White sulphur, al EalhernOsO,
aouaI 10 any in Virginia, and we recon-
mend II With to all those who Suf-
fer rom tbe effects ef rheumatism, Dyspep-
STA, S~crofula and diseases Of the SKIN Anu
Liver. SAML A. CARTWRIGHT, MD,
W. RUSHFOkt Nd
JAS. MCFARLAND, Md,
All of New Orleans, L9.
NalhermOsO, October ], 1851
Numerous certificates of cures can be had
on application to the proprietor. jest
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On MONDAY. l2rH DAY or July, lao
lev YORK.
MACHINERY

Draining, lrrigating and wreCking.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
20 to 1000 Gallons per Minute.
OSCILLATISG ENGINES
Half to 80 Horse Power.
BOILERS, SMOKE CONSUMING
Superheating, and SAFE
HOSTING MACHINES,
All Light, Compact, Durable and Eecnoihls~i'
For Circulars, address Patentees and Asnn-
facturers. WI. d. ANDREWS BkO-y
mh4 All Water street, New YORK.
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CLOSING OUT
OF FURNITURE

WILL offer from this date at private sale
tin all Is closed ont. my entire stock Of New
and Elegant Furniture, at greatly
PRICES having determined 10 change my
business. Persons wishing 10 purchase viii
md y TO their interest to buy now, AS ! Shall
olIer unusual inducements.
u. FFIfhN, 3g = Z cOnd street,
tel Vincent Block.
Public Sale of Six Acres Memphis Suburban
Land.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenbrier County, W. Virginia.

--
UVHFSE celebrated Springs, 50 layorably
known for their valuable ALTERAIlNE
WATEgs. charming summer climate, ana as
one of the most fashionable resorts ~ me
country, VIII be S3en for company
ON THE 18TH Of May,
And with the extensive Improvement sat
have been made, will be prepared for me
comfortable ee0cInmodat1oILof nom
FIFTEEN HUNDRED 10 TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is nov TAG HeIFtn
tpr7ninuS of the Chesapeake and ohio klIL
road. and the cars of that road In ~cOnneoiion
with telegraphic facllities) will he finnlHs 20
the Springs by lsT JULY.
Ne pains or expense nave or viii he SpaftSt
TO secure the comfortable entertainment, IN
an the varieties Of accommodation, OF the
large number Of visitors that Will resort 10
49, Springs the present season.
40 of the best LAWN y BALL
ROOM BANDS VIII be In ATTENDANCE; an ex-
tensiva LIVERY has been provided, and suit
able arrangements made to facilitate every
innocent and recFeatiVa smuSement appro-
pirate to a fashionable Watering Place. a
humber of Fancy and Masquerade Balls VII
beGiVen during the season.
Charges will be SIS per Week and so per
MOnth Children under 10 years of age and
eolored servants, half price. servants
according TO ace0p! podationS,
ProprietOrs.
White sulphur Sprngs, ". We, mAL5
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CORPFSPONDENCF.

r-arre~pOndence, on Public EveEts, solicited
nom every part Of the United States.
ARsTTE. KEATTN4 &CO.
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Funeral Undertakes
storehouse. No. 81 Second street,

BetWtel Union Monfpe HtTFFtH'
= Mr.. lanes Flabertv having been engaged in
this business for fveufy-fveyears, We feel as
sured that We can give satisfaction.
Carriages and ears for hire.
Residence No. lSS Union street. iell
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POLITICAL NOTES.

There is some agitation IN the Seventh Congress.
sional District in Massachusetts about the successor
on Mr.. Boutwell, There was not much trouble about
Mr.. Boutwell, becoming the successor OF MI. Charley
Vain, although the latter's friends did not like it
''pretty We'll"
Ex-President Johnson has arrived in Nashville en-
route for Red sulphur Springs. There are the Red
Sulphur ana the White Sulphur Springs In the
South. Why don't some OF our southern friends get
up the Red, White and Blue sulphur Springer
Hon. James NJ. Cavanagb, delegate in Congress
from Montana is in this CITY, He thinks there would
have been no difficulty in the Yankees beating the
British in the late cquatic controversy on the
Thames had the former been representative men
from the West Two OF them were from Illinois,
but that is no longer West nowadays.
Secretary Rawlins Is getting better. That is a
good sign Of the recuperating strength Of the
administration.
The potato crop is having a bad look in the South
for the radicals. The negro vote will suffer by its
failure.
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InE FEy;Ay COYGRESG.

Proceedings Ycsterday-lIr. O'Mahony's Ex.
posure Of Transactions in the judge MctIumn-
Fenian Bond Case-Other Facts, About
Which the Delegates were Ordered to
Maintain silence.
''Stience la D,ortn the words OF Bonaparte which
made such an impression on the mind OF poor Gene
raj d'Aubisson that he continually repeated them
during years Of madness, seems to DO MORE than
ever the motto Of the de eestes to the FeniAn Con-
vention. The particulars of the proceedings OBJ
tsinape from the few delegates who are suthoriz ed
TO answer any questions Of reporter are extremely
meagre, and the fact that the HERALD has published
particulars, the knowledge OF which the delegates
fondiy hoped was locked up in their own crania has
induced tn Press Committee to be even less specific
than before liz their statements.
The following includes ell that comes from the
aforesaid committee and facts which the committee
did not communicate, though their publication can
neither hasten nor retard the progress OF the
OF Irish liberty by single hour On Friday night
the state OF the Fenlan here ana on the
other side OF the Atlantic formed the subject OF
consideration ana among many plans suggested
Bobadil, and others remarkable for clear percep-
ton OF the situation and OF the best means OF FUR
thering the cause OF Irish liberty-the inteli
gent OF the suggestions offered referred to the
consideration Of o committee.
Yesterday morning notion was made and car.
ried mat Mr. John O'Mahony should be invited to a
seat IN the Convention. This was nominally done
OUT OF compliment to that gentleman, but in realty
to AFFORD hun an opportunity OF making certain
statements in reference to Judge McCunn and the
Eenlan bonds, more especially the part played by
MIR. Scanion. OF the IRISH Republic newspaper and
other parties IN their attempt to get the money
handed over to themselves, ostensbly for
the benefit OF the families OF the political
prisoners now incarcerated In British prisons
but in reality, Mr.. O'Manony maintained, to
prevent the money from coming into possession OF
tue Savage wing OF the Fenlan brotherhood Mr..
OMahony's statement was made at a late hour last
night. Whether the Convention sees it TO include Is
IN tue silence a "a mort category or not the fore.
going Is unquest,onaby Its nature.
Nearly the whole OF yesterdays proceedings con-
sisted or debates on the constitution and on certain
amendments TO ~ which had been proposed. The
constitution, with some OF tue amendments was
adopted.
A committee on military matters was ordered to
report as soon as possible.
reauestlfrom Daniel r. Liddy for admission to
the Convention refused on the ground that his
admission would furnish o precedent for host OF
similar applications.
MIR. Savage rendered his resignation last evening"
but az he Is very popular with the organization and
as his administration OF AFFAIRS has gwen great
satisfaction there Is no doubt but he VIII be re-
elected.
The convention expects 10 be able to conclude its
deliberations today.
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PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

Al the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning jeremiah Coiman, carpenter, residing at
No. SIS East Fifteenth street, arraigned before
Justice Ledwith, charged by Dennis Colman, his
son, and officer AcCort, who arrested him, with
assaultng his mother on Friday evening with intent
to take her life. The younger COlman stated that
his father Ia In the habit OF beating his mother
came home intoxicated, and after the interchange
Of some angry words seized her by the hair anu beat
her until the complainant lnterfered. Mrs. Coman
was about to leave the room with her child when
Colman seized sharp steel instrument and
threw 1t at her with such force that
it entered her bowels, INJECTING deep and perhaps
fatal wound. She fell tantIng to the floor, and
was removed to her apartment by her son. OfIicer
McCort was then called, and arrested the man be-
fore he could do any further injury.
DR.. Field examined the woman and found wound
quarter OF an inch IN length in the abdomen, and
expressed the opinion that her life Is in danger
Inflammation may set In and cause her death.
Colman admits having assaulted hs wife, hut
states in extenuatf0n that he drunk at the time
He was committed 10 await the result Of bis wIfe's
Injuries.
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,We pared q n,shs. He tool 10Y band At p.rs-

Eve parted as night. he took my hand at part
ri don't want to hear about your partinq.n spoke
up the Judge; II want 70 hear about the theft Of
Your watch and chain"
"Im coming TO y: your Honor"
''Weil, hurry up thon.n
"You see as he took my right hand with his right
HAND he stole my watch and cham with the other. -
''On that was 1t; a most touching farewell" said
The accused was found guilty and remanded for
sentence.
PERFECTLY INDIFFERENT.
Emma Sigm0na, col0red lady, was arraigned on
charge OF purloinlng wearing apparel belonging 10
Harriet Freeman the charge was fully proved.
Three months to the Penitentiary," said the
Judge.
al don't care II you make It six montbs,n she
answered
swell, SIX months then.u said the Judge.
'All right" she sang OUT.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Morris Grabfelder, who keeps q butcher shop at
the corner OF Iwentyninth street and Third ave-
nue., suspected the honesty OF LOUIS Fritz in his
employ. Going away he got policeman to watch,
put eighty pounds of meat III basket the latter
brought, who walked away with the same. The
accused was found guilty and remanded for sem
tence. Robert Mcking would beat hfs wife. The
Judge decreed four months divorce a
ptncuJ0 OF the wife and sojourn on
Backwell's Island. Frank Spingler was sentenced
Dannet. George Murphy, accused Of stealing hat,
was thought to be laboring under insanity from
drink and was ordered month to the hospital
Louis Scheber was found guilty Of stealing crate
oil apples He drove up MS cart ana dei1Dernteiy
putting on the crate drove away. He was nned fifty
dollars John Mcclure was found guilty OF stealing
napkin rings. and having before been charged with
u similar offence he was sent six months to the
Workhouse. Robert Saunders was lined twenty-five
dollars Tor assaultng James Schneln. John Can
ming stole the coat OF the man he boarded WITH He
was given Tree board, with plenty OF outdoor exer-
else to give him an appetite, for two months on
Blackwell's Island.
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gROOkLYN NTELLICEyCE.

POLICE RRCOBD.-Tbere were 49l perpOns arrest ed
In the city or Brooklyn during the past week. being
an increase OF seventy IN the total compared with
the preceding week.
CAsUArTY.-Peter Brce. aborer, employed on
new building IN South Eighth street. +. D., sus-
tanned q fracture OF the skull yesterday by falling
brick. He was properly cared for 10y the police.
THE ATLANTIC AVENUE FIRR.--The total losses sus-
tanned in the destruction OF Brown Co.'s carriage
factory Atlantic avenue and the property adoin-
ing on Friday morning last were 100000, upon
which was an insurance OF $4,000.
FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.-James Dury
cartman, accidentally fell from his cart ON Friday
and sustained injuries which resulted in death yes.
terdsy, a. his residence, North Twelfth and First
streets, II. ID.
DIED or THEIR INJuRrEs.-James Malone, a Ia.
borer who was struck on the head by a stone fall.
ing from the topof Birds new buildings Van Brunt
street, and striking him on the head, on Tuesday
last, died OF his injuries at the City Hospital yester
day morning.
William Cook, eighteen years OF age, who was in
street and Grand II. d., by heavy trunk falling
upon his foot and ankle, died at the hospital yester
day from the effects OF his injuries.
FOUND DRowSED.-Tbo body Of drowned man
was found In the water at the foot OF Union street
yesterday. Deceased was abont twenty.eIght years
OF age was dressed In dark suit of clothes,
and dad the appearance OF being in the water but q
short time. Coroner Jones was notified TO hold an
inquest.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE IN THE REsERvoIR.--The
attention Of Rem Snydam, keeper OF the Cypress
Hin Reservoir. at East New York, was attracted at
an early hour yesterday morning by the singular
conduct Of q woman named Whelmina Kerne r, VINO
entered the enclosure and plunged into the reser-
vOir. With some difficulty Mr.. Suydam succeeded
in rescuing her, when II was found that she IN
sane and had been pronounced so by q physician.
She was subsequently taken to the Lunatic Asylum,
Flatbush.
FUNERAL OF MRS. KALBFLgIscH.-The funeral OF
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SPORT IN OMAHA.
A Goose Race.

correspondent in Omaha gives the following
graph; account OF goose race in that city,
over 1000 persons gathered on the banks above
the pond and along the lower end of Farnham street.
last week, to witness Bob Hart and Sully in their
great washtub goose feat. Promptly at the adver-
tised time Hart made his appearance followed bv
his competitor for the golden peanut offered py
Colonel Hanford. Each sat In an ordinary wash.
tub, to which was attached six pairs or reesc
driven and guided BY. an ordinary carriage
whip. The most deafenins applause, shouts
and yes greeted the contestants A Anew
we're lowed into the poads striking the Farn.
ham street bank, both started side By side taking
TO and urging on the feathered racers the same as :
Jockey would do In trial OF speed among horses.
HAL way across the pond Suily's team switched on
ana ooted ior me weeds giving Bob the lead by
three and half lengths. Recovering his course
Sully made splendid Roadway gaining rapidly on
the Hart Quilt One Of his geese however, attempt
ing 10 owe, kicked rear goose IN the eye. The
kicked Diru Ut once cackled his defiance and coon
demoralized the entire team to such extent that
victory was Impossible. Hart woud nave come In
D. n only for bis."wneel go0sen baking badly and
upsetung the tub suliy began laughing ~ his op.
ponent's disaster when MS can made sgdden right