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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 23.-Cotton
quiet; sales 1000 bales; uplands Bic.
Flour, SIS barrels at Sc 30. Whisky.
81 25 to 81 26. Wheat 81 49 to 81 80.
Corn soc to 81 IL. Rice quiet; Caro-
lima 81 to Ole. Coffee firm. Cuba Su-
gar I2t to Isle. MOlasses quiet.
Dry Goods-Market on the whole
rather quiet than otherwise except for
certain bulky classes Of goods which
are being bought more in considera-
ton of the low rates of freight than to
any urgent pressing wants OF the
trade. In prices OF staple cottons
there is no particular change to note,
Money easier at 6(G7 per cent. on
call, Hints Of approaching stringency
are however thrown out on account
of heavy western crops, and by reason
of combination Ofleading Bears and
Shylocks. The railroad war in freights
is considered almost over. Rates
are already advanced, ana the eX-
peetei old tariff will soon be restored.
Sterling exchange is dull at 81 094@
81 O93. God active; opened atSl 3l4,
advanced to 81 32I and closed at 81 32.
Carrying rates 81 Al. Ciearaloes| 4
40. GOO, Gao. Governments strong; State
bonds dulli old Tennessees 6o5e, and
new 53ic.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 23.-Cott0n
dull; ssles &c bales; quotations nomi-
nal; receipts 65 bales; exports Satur-
day coastWise 2I3S bales; stock re-
manning IS9 bales. Flour unchanged.
White corn 81. Oats new, 65966; old
Csc. Bran 81. Pork unchanged. Ba-
con firm at lie for shoulders and 1871
TO 2Oe for sides. Hams 24a25c. Lard,
sugar. mOlasses and coffee dull and
uHchanged. Whisky firmer; West
ern rectifed 81 256s1 80. Gold 1929.
Sterling 145{. New York sight drafts
: premium. New currency 50.
CINCINNATI.
CIEC-gEAF4, August 25.-Famiiy
flour s. 1905. Corn 9T@9Sc, Oats 90
to SEC. Whisky 81 10. Pork held at
$50 80, Bulk meats, shoulders lie;
Olsar sides id!e. Bacon shoulders l5lc;
clear rib and clear sides 19c; hams 23(G
24c. Lard zoe. Wheat, red, 81 20a
l .; white 81 2G6l g, i,yS IL salGs
81 %. Ilaries " "a, Buffer 25GSo
Eggs i3c,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Superfne
flour 81 75to s. p. Wheat, no spring.
Corn SOa96c. Oats 49G5-c. BARLEY
g. -, aye g0t9 55c. Whisky 81 ls6
81 Is. sugar l24@l4le. Molasses 20
6S0c. Pork $34 y. Bulk shoulders
l42c; clear ribbed sides l7sc. Bacon
shoulders I53c, and sides 10 to l9}c.
Hams 23G7 25c. Lard zoe.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, August 23.-Consols $3.50
93]. L. s. 20bonds Of ~, 84l of IS,
old, 83g; of '6z, S9f. 1O-4Gs, 769, 63s
at FranefGrt s93
LIvERPOOL, August 23.-Cotton a
shade easier; middling uplands 134d;
Orleans lid; sales 10, 900 bales, ipClu-
ding 2O10 far export and speculation.
Weather fair and favorable for the
crops. California white wheat lis;
red Western 9s Sd; inferior sold at
lower prices. Flour 23s Sd. Corn 32s.
Oats IS cd. Peas 49s Cd.
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CINCINNATI,

GINCINNATI, August IA big
crowd attended the game Of base ball
to-day between the SouthroRs0 OF New
Orleans and the Red Stockings. The
game was won by the latter; score -
to 3. The Red Stockings made only
one IN the last innings. Their fielding
was good, but the weather was too
warm for frst-rate playing, Tha
Southrons' best hold was first base
and short stop. Their fielding Voc
good, put tHelr baUung poor. The
EaiR shipped the game al one time,
tslt 81 was niavad th-Due-A
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

- The company owning the above institu-
tion are now prepared to DO oil work in their
line OF business with PRosIPTSEss ECjNONIY
AagR DISPATCH.
They have an ample stock of materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate of charges being as favorable as
thai of any similar institution In the West,
they selieit a liberal share of patronage.
being located at the city Of Memphis, IN she
midst OF the finest timbered region ar Amer
lea, and accessible at all stssss Of the river,
they offer Inducements To parties desirous Of
repairing, ard especially Of building steam
ers, supeFioT 70 any company IN the West.
JAMES LEE. JR., President.
H. DOW, See'y and Treas.
PRIMUS EMERSON, Sup't.
Vicksburg Herald copy one month and send
bill 10 II. Dow, SeG'y and Treas. augl
=. c. TERRY. WA. B. MITCHELL
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FOREIGN.
Interesting News by the Cable.


PARIs, August 23.-The Empress
QeDarts on an Eastern tour to-day.
f0frC1ce saws: =" However painful
it may be for Spain TO accept the sug-
gested solution of the Cuban difficulty
there is no other plan possible" "
CRGSSTADT, August "A violent
storm visited this harbQr to-day.
During the tempest monitor broke
loose from her anchorage and ran into
a screw frigate, sinking her almost IN
srantly. Sixteen of the frigate's crew
were drowned.
ROME, August 23.-The Ciretta de-
nies that there will be any postpone
ment in the meeting Of the Ecumeni-
cal Council. and asserts that tie num-
ber If bishops who have declined to
attend is leas than 800.
LONDON, August 23.-The IeiegrGph
editorially thinks the Harvard should
win the coming international boat
racH,
DEocHrpA, August 23.-An open
air meeting. attended by 10000 per-
sons, held here to-day, favored the
granting Of amnesty to Fenians. Airs
and enthusiastic speeches were made.
1 l4t INSBAukAGn0 e+NNlitNN NtNNAefAN NAAet~
further detention Of Eepians prisoners
is unwise, impolitiC and unjust,
PARIS, August 23,-The following
news has been received from Spain:
The united Carlist bands, under
GalindO and ROcher, have been de-
feated in the province of CastilliOn de
Ia Plata. The Carlist Chieftain,
Saviergas, has reappeared in Spain,
with fifty armed folio wers.
NAnPID. August 23.-AaTsnal Ser
ara has returned TO Madrid from La
grange.
Eleven Carlists, among them Gal
nedO and ROther, were killed in q re-
cent fight at CASTELAR, De Ia Plaza.
Many prisoners were taken by the
| troops.
The barracks at I4acronR were
burned 10 the ground last night. The
| are is supposed to he the work Of an
incendiary,
The press of this city concur in urg'
| ing rT1e Government to extend elem.
ency 10 the Carllsts prisoners.
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The New York Herald, always on
the qui vive for "new party" move
ments, thinks the effort now being
made by Chase, seconded by a few of
the sU-called Conservative leaders of
the South, is premature and dubious.
1t concludes, of the Chief Justice,
that he "has been unfortunate as a
pilgrim for The White House. He
had reason to be hopeful from his first
experiment as q Republican in 1860;
but he showed his hand too soon in
1864, and too soon for the Tammany
Democratic Convention Of 1868. Those
old copperheads could not understand
his brilliant transformation, though
Greeley seemed TO understand it and
admire it. Itmaybe that Greeley is
still an admirer of Mr.. Chase. He
certainly displays a remarkable lean
ing to this new Southern party. At
all events, we apprehend that Mr..
Chase is too early in the field with
his third party, and that, done for
with the Republican party, his associ-
alton with this new movement will
only serve to finish him among the
Northern Democracy"
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 23.-Weather
continue dry and hot Mercury, 9S5
at t4p.m. No rain here since the 9Th.
The crops of corn and cotton in this
country axe badly injured. in many
Counties of Middle TenneSsee'thes same
state of things prevail, though timely
rains may yet bring both crops out.
The drouth is only partial, and though
It may continue. it is believed an aY-
erage crop will be made excepting in
the counties of Middle Tennessee.
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GETTYSBURG.

GETTYsBURG, August 23.-GoN.
Geary and others who took part in
the war will arrive tomorrow.
Gen. Lee i'm acknowledging the re-
ceipt of an invitation to be present
saws his engagements will not permit
his ATTENDANCE, and adas. 1t IS
WEisest not to keep open the sores Of
The war, but 10 follow the example OF
those nations who endeavOred to OBJ
literate the marks OF civil strife, and
commit to Oblivion the feelings it en-
Crandprp1 -
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LETTER BY THE WAY.

How the aor hern Democracy and RepuhIi-
cans Regard our Victory Democrats
Anxious to have Andy Johnson Returned
to the Senate---A SplrituaIist eonyen-
tioH---The Davenport Brothers Coming to
Aemphis---The Northern Democracy 0p-
posed TO TeBnessse's Regulating her In
dehtedaess.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Accounts
from the East report the weather
moderating. Heavy bagging 23A to
94Ic. Rope SlGSlc. Flour, superfne
S 90. Corn S0@85c. Oats 45950c.
Groceries very firm and. in fair de
mand. Sales % hhds Tobacco at 81 20
@sI2 80. Pork $34@34 80. Bacon
shoulders l6l, and sides 1870 1910.
Hams 22@23}c. Lard 203c. High
wines 81 l79Sl 20.
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EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE, August 25,-Msior
Louis Aiandizi, IDrmeTiy OF the 10th
tennessee Infantry, and afterwards q
staff officer under Gen. Gillem, COM
mitted suicide last night by shooting
himself through the head. The cause
of the rash act is supposed to have
been mental despOndency. He was
formerly in the Austrian army, took
part in the revolution of lS4S, and
5erved ten years IN the lSt United
States Infantry
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THE TELEGRAPH.

A Deserved EglOgy of Col. James Coleman,
Supt. W. U. Tel Co. Intimate Connection
of the Press and the TeIegraph--Neces-
:, sity Of the Latter to the Former---The
Value Of Free Press---The Press under
Despotie Governments ts---Promised Discus
sion Of the Question whether Freedom of
the Telegraph 10 not as Necessary as
a Free Press.
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oily Of the telegraph will not repress
their political freedom in a similar
manner, and place them in the same
situation Of subsection to the Govern
ment. I shall, therefore, in my next
communication, attend to the inquiry
whether freedom of the telegraph is
not a necessary incident of freedom
of the press.
Truly yours,
LION TROUSBALE.
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MARYLAND


BALTIMORE August 23.-Accounts
from all sections of Maryland repre-
sent dr0ughts as prevailing to an
alarming extent. No rain has fallen
Tor weeks. In some counties farmers
despairOf making even half q crop OF
corn or potatoes. Vines have become
parched and dried up before maturity.
The tobacco crop is suffering terribly.
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RACES.

Mountain Boy Winner ia uhree Straight
Heats,
SARATOGA, August 23.-In the trOt
to-day, three straight heats, Mountain
Boy was winner, making the follow
ing time: 2:26, 2:24l and 2:2j4. Com
modore Vanderbilt and wife were on
the ground. Private information Is
to the effect that the Boy (owned by
the venerable COmmOdUrel was the
favorite throughout, Notwithstanding
the well Known qualities Of his com
petitor, Lady ThOrn.-AP PPEAL.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
NOTICE TO ISRAELITEs.

VNHE Board of Trustees of the SopSreg9,
tion Beth FL Emeth hereby n9tinss AZ
.ho.a ,rl,o yVish 10 obtain seats in the Syns-
sss,,,a for the Coming Holy Days, 10 call a. Iheir
SSestrv rooms each Sunday before tns HOY
nave aetueer 9 and u an, or during t1e
Zash al Mr. F. Feldman, corner Monroe and
psss1fo streets or 70 Mr. d. harris, 20 Main
An those not able 70 pay for seats can re-
- fl,er,l QratuitOusly. By order OF
eeife +. FELD1fAN, President
n. BnES, Secretary, aRgE
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Notice to Property Owners.

STATE Or = - q f,sai-s-' July Term, 1859.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
August Is, 1868.
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 objecting to the same
and endeavoring to obtain corrections during
the next thirty days, by making proper APP
plication to the assessors, after which time
no corrections can or will be allowed, IL being
necessary TO place the tax books in the Col
lector's hands at the earliest practicable date;
and that each paper make a local notice, call
ing particular attention TO the advertisement.
In accordance with the foregoing order OF
the Board, all parties desiring TO know the
value of their real and personal properly, as
assessed by the assessors Of their resPeetiFe
districts, can obtain such Information on ap-
plication at this Office until the ZVth oay oi
September. 1859; petitions viii be received
and referred TO the assessors.
anls JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk
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We have received the Catholic
World for September. The contents
are, if anything, an improvement
upon all previous numbers. Though
strongly Catholic, indeed aggressively
so, this magazine is far from being de
void of fairness @. cf interest for the
general reader. 1t is able and schol-
arly as it is fearless in its defense and
advance of the CathaIie falth aud doc
tri1e. in its ifth year it has already
taken rank among tka esissi',-'
monthlies Of tRS eo"---- --P"
aaraaa 80, --.efy, and is re-
--,orably by he literary fra
ternity. "Daybreak," which has
been running through many numbers
is concluded in this. Two articles
" Beethoven and " Paganina, )" have
attractions for the lovers of music, as
will those entitled a" Primeval Man p
and "The Conversion of Rome" fol
the general reader. Intending sub
scribers for this magazine should adj
dress the Catholic Publication House
I26 Nassau street. Terms, S5per yea
IN advance.
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WASHINGTON
Saving Ia the Treasury Department Cab
met Meeting Revenue.

Saving N tne treasury Depdftmont---Sen-
met Meeting Revenue.
WAsHINGTON, August 23.-lt is es-
timated AT the Treasury Department
that the saving to the Government
from a reduction Of the force in that
Department alone, exclusive Of those
dismissed from the Printing Bureau,
is $50, 600 per month. Several more
removals are to be made on the return
of the Secretary to Washington.
1t is not believed that any matters
of national Importance will be consid-
cred at the Cabinet meeting on next
Friday.
internal revenue RECEIPTS to-day
S70l,0 200.
A game Of base bail between the
Nationals, of this city, and the Mutu
ais of New York, this afternoon, was
well contested throughout, and re
suited in a victory for the Nationals
the score being Is to Is.
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HAVANA

HAVANA, August 23.-Col. Newlan,
with 800 men and three pieces OF az
tiiIery, attacked and routed 400 insur-
gents near JecOtin, in the central de-
Dartment. The latter left twenty
killed on the field.
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the result. A negro struck the Irish
man on the head with pick, fearfully
mangling his skull, from the effects of
which he Immediately expired.
During the melee two eoloTed laborers
were beaten TO such an extent that
their recovery is considered doubtfuI:-
This put an end to the row; but when
and by whom the money was depos-
tied there yet remains q mystery. 1t
bears the appearance Of ancient coin,
some pieces dating as far back as ZIG.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Accounts
from the east and west state that the
drought is having a fearful effect upon
the crops.
There was one death from sun stroke
TODAY.
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The WEEKLY APPEAI.-The mann
moth WEERLY APPEAL as many of
aNf friends love to call twill be
ready tomorrow for delivery to sub
scribers. Besides the usual amount
Of news, talsgraphie dispatches, river
intelligence, Financial and CONNER
cial news, Railroad and Local intelli-
gence, it will contain the very full and
complete report Of Mr.. Etheridge's
speech which appeared in our daily,
a report Of the hanging Of GalVin and
Moody, Ex-Fresident JOhnson's re-
cent speech at Knoxville, and a re-
porg of the speech of Col. w. T. Heis-
kell, delivered at the Confederate Pic
mic on Saturday. The largest weekly
paper published in the Southwest, it
ranks among the best and the most
popular. The answering steadiness
and devotion to principle that has
ever characterised the APPEAL, COM
mends it as a reliable organ OF the
people
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

To the Picnic Committee of the Confederate
Relief and Historical Association:
THE gentlemen comprising this eonl1lltlSie illtai
are hereby requested 10 meet az I Q 1s.1 cloeS
tomorrow Tuesday evening, az the s us'iat y
place. They viii please come prep9Ieu, II
ppossible. 10 make returns OF tickets sofa, eUc.'
preparatory to a final report
a9p23 ~ ''e' F. L. JAMES, Secretary.
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FENIAN.

Letter from tbe President Of the Irish
American Association.
EHILADELPHIA, August 2d.-lhe
President Of the Irish Republican As
sociation of Pennsylvania issues a
card declaring that the Irish COnven-
tion lately iH-sessiOn in Chicago elect
ed no President of the Irish Republi-
San Association of America. NOrdid
Il select any newspaper as o special or
gan, and that all claimants 10 such po-
sirinn are imnOster..
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
or THE -
Memphis and Charleston r. r.

THE Stockholders in the Memphis and
Il Charleston Railroad company are notl-
fed that the annual election for Nine Direct
ors of said Company, VIII be held at the offi-
ces of the Company. in Memphis, Tenn, and
Huptc1-fIIaL Ia on
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Wednesday, September IS, 1853.

stockholders will be passed nee for one day
before and until one day after said election,
upon exhibiting their stock certificates to
the conductor.
BY order OF the President
GEORGE ROBERTSON.
a1ig22 dsvv Secretary and Treasurer.
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EDITORIAL JoTTlNGS.

The editorial fraternity Of Georgia,
now in convention at Atlanta, propose
to visit East Tennessee.
y. Miller 4 Co., Of New Orleans,
have invented a new wood pavement
much superior, it is said, to all Others
now in use.
We present to our readers this morn
ing a full telegraphic report of the
riot at Macon, Fayette county, yes
terday. Every incident of the unfor-
tunate affair is given with the particu-
larity of an eyewitness.
The convention called for the pur-
pose Of considering measures con-
nected with the proposed removal of
the National Capital will meet in st.
Louis on October 9Th. 1Iefnphis ought
to be represented as she is most inter
ested and has the best claims in the
matter.
The Mobile Register says it seems
to be conceded as a " fixed Elot y tAo'
Mr.. johnson viii b. olootod 20 +ho
Led States Senate, from Tennessee.
The Radicals survey theprospcQt with
holy hGrtor,1 and are calling on
Massachusetts to send Ben Butler TO
"bottle him up"
THE daily letter List aad hotel arri-
walls ara fest1res of the APPEAL that
commend 1t to business men and to all
who are not within reach of the bere-
fits of the mail delivery, Touching
upon the mail delivery reminds US
that IN no city in the Union are letter
carriers more prompt, Intelligent as
to their business or more polite and
obliging.
Joseph J. Gutierres, of New Or
leans, has invented q most ingenious
and apparently ef1cacious model by
/ which it is rendered almost an impos-
sibility to crush or cripple any person
falling in front of street car wheels.
He also has a model foot-brake for
street ears, which is simple, sure and
easy to command. Both have been
approved by thebest railroad authori-
ties.
The Dent movement is stil Great
ing much comment in all circles, and
the general impression is that it will
produce serious results. 1t is a well
known fact that the Presidents entire
household is opposed to Boutwell,
and upon this account Mr.. Boutwell's
friends fear the discontinue of thei1
chief The Dent trouble is evidently
growing in importance, and the
probabilities are that it will culminatC
/. in a rupture of the Cabinet.
The New York Hearth and HON,
made some justifable structures upor
the n. Y. & n. II. r. r., whereupor
the officers of that corporation pro
hibited the sale, upon their line, o
that handsome, interesting and gener
ally well-conducted journal. 4 very
/ witty and suggestive carricature il
the last number Of the II. e II. tell
the whole story much to the chagriI
and disgust of the Railroad officials.
A letter signed Houston r. Civ
ems and dated at Thorn Grove, Eas
Tennessee, gives an account Of a fra
) cas- which occurred in that village ol
: the 18th inst, growing out of tn
; finding of a pot of gold coin by al
Irishman engaged with other labOrer
: in excavating cellar for Mr.. Georg
Givens. The discoverer of the pre-
cious coin proceeded, naturally enoug
4 to appropriate it, but his right to d
I Il
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OUR stock of BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, suit
j able for the EARLY FALL TRADE, is COM
plete and we are selling low to make room
for our immense stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods which we are now receiving.
nS- We solicit the trade of MERCHANTS
ONLY. Iaulg d&wl TERRY & MITCHELL.
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WORsHAM HOUSE.

xrvoRsHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
w ture for sale. Apply to- -
Ivz ]. J. WoRSHAM.
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A proposition for a convention Of
the press Of Tennessee, which We be
Geve emanated from the West Ten
nessee Uhig, has been well received
end favorably commented upon by
weekly as well as daily Journals. We
endorse it heartily. There is not
State in the Union where the mem-
bers of the press ere "a ''strange" to
each other as in Tennessee, and not
one where there is so little of that
unity and spirit so essential to the
dignity and tone of the press. In or
der that desired reforms may be at
tained we unite with our brethren in
the call for a press convention, to be
held at Nashville in October.
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DIRECTORS:

So Prompt attention given to ColIeetlons
and Remittances.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of
The Cornell University Register for
1854" It is one of the most inter
esting of the many college catalogues
that have reached US this year. 1t is,
like that of the F" University of Ken,
tUcky,p model of typographical
beauty and excellence, and is full of
matter that will force the attention of
the most ordinary friend of education.
The Cornell University is without
doubt the foremost educational insti-
tuition OF the age. It meet2 every de-
mand Of tie puGliG and of our pro-
gfea5ive civilization. Every princi-
pal professional employment Of life is
taught within its walls, thoroughly
and practically; and it bi,s fair t.
rival, IS well iE The lumber of its pu-
liIs as in its powers for good, the most
ancient and celebrated Universities of
Europe. Plain, practical common
sense presides oyer every ere of it's
colleges
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press Association
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, August 23.-There were
four death from heat to-day.
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The Mobile Register says it seems
to be conceded as a " fixed fact . t''o'
~
Mf, 1oiinSoH "i'' ~ elected to the
Led States Senate, from Tennessee.
The Radicals survey theprospaqt with
a "holy kGr+or,i' and are calling on
Massachusetts to send Ben Butler TO
bottle him up"