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Butterfeld County.

A squad Of mean negroes asbeen
before the reconstruction committee,
and it has discovered new county
by the above name, in which, it al
leges. nameless outrages have been
committed. Now. Butterfeld coun-
ty is new one in our geography,
and the shrewd negro who aped Col
,umbus, and first found III ought -
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Equ u Remedies Ever disaE
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THE FAR WEST.
Railroads at Denver city---Demand for Ne.
ehanIcs- Politics In wyoming.


DENVER, COL, August I2.-Building is
very active. There is a great scarcity OF
carpenters and brieklsyers; it is estimated
thai one hundred of each can get imme-
diate employment; the wages are six dol
lars per day. Never before was so much
building going on. There are no vacant
houses in the city.
A son of the Rev. B. Vincent left home
this morning, and has not been seen OF
heard from. A large force is'out hunting
for him. al
The Union Pacific railroad vii be COM
pleted and opened to Denver in a few
days. The Denver, Central City and
Georgetown railroad is a fact; so also is
the Denver and Boulder railroad. The
Denver and Golden railroad will be COM
pleted in month. This will make five
railroads centering at Denver.
Governor McCook has gone on avisit to
White River Indian Agency.
The wagon road TO Middle Fork will be
completed in few weeks. The weather
is delightful.
CHEYENNE, August IA telegram
from Carter, Wyoming, says Church
Howe has the entire delegation from
Sweetwater, Utah and Carbon counties,
which will give him one majority in Con-
Vention. IL is now a sealed fact that he
will receive the Republican nomination
for delegate to Congress.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, August 13.-Advices from
Metz through private channels seem to
confirm the story of the removal of the
Prince Imperial from France. He has
church since Sunday.
1t is reported on excellent authority
that the Empress Engenie has made
preparations to go to England via Bel
GUM in case of necessity.
Some of the French press are hopeful
and resolute. General SOuman is in. COM
mand of the forces in Paris. General Al
rith, commanding the fortress OF Stras-
burg, has issued proclamation saying he
will defend his post till the last.
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FROM THE SPRINGS.
Letter from a Friend of the Appeal-Who
Are at the Allegheny VA Springs-0Id
wings for the New Democratic Party.

From a letter of friend rusticating
at Allegheny Springs, Virginia, we clip
the following extracts:
"Among the three hundred guests here
are General Hardee and his wife and
daughter. He is a quiet and pleasant gem
tleman, of plain dress and unassuming
manners, bringing to mind the late say
ing of Horace Greeley as 70 the Southern
gentlemen, that they are tine plainest
dressed and best hammered men in the
world
memphis is well represented. found
on arriving, Mr.. Mansfield and family,
Mr.. Moon, Mrs. Doyle, Miss Wright, Mr..
Goodwin, DR.. Kerr and family, and
others. Afterward, Colonel McKissick
and family arrived.
Among the much observed ladies Is
Miss Halsey, of Lynchburg, daughter of
one of the prOprietors of the Springs, and
said to be the sffianced of General Beau
regard. She is quite tall, and possesses
much beauty and grace, and is said to be
highly accomplished.
"All the guests who are well enough to
participate in smusements or go into
company seem to spend their time very
pleasantly"
sThe merging of Wings and Democrats
and snti-Radicals and patriots under the
Democratic name and into one party is
growing greatly in favor here in Virginia,
even with those formerly averse to the
term Democrat" =" and to the merging in
a party of that name the old Wing ele-
ment. 1t is becoming apparent to all that
in the present Democratic party in the
United States rests all hope of the safety
and existence of the old principle of State
rights, or of protection from the rapidly
increasing ABSORPTION by the Federal
Government of all political power, both
general and municipal.
Men who, twenty years ago, gloried in
the name of Whig; who worshippd Clay
and ''IippecsnOe and Tyler too" are not
deferred now, in their country's suffering
and perils, FROM uniting with the only
general party organization in which is po-
iticsl honesty or salvation. merely by the
fact that the party they hated in happier
times happened TO have the same name
with the present Democratic party. All
the old issues between the two contend
ing parties being dead or finally settled,
have given way to questions that go to
the very existence of States and the lib
erty of citizens, as to which both the old
parties t0ere GLt0dys q unit, and would at
any time have fought shoulder to shoul-
der against q common enemy of the pub
lie liberties"
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 13.-The Times says:
sin fortnight the Emperor has more
perfectly undermined his throne than his
enemies in a score of years. Reassured by
the plebiscite, he has thrown away the
votes of the people and his dynasty"
The seat Of war is now on the rivers
Saar and M0selle. An abstract of Nc Ma
hons reports of the battle of Woerth and
of Froschweiler says:
"On the 9Th the enemy attacked the
nights of Wuersdorf, opening with can
non and rifles, The attack was so
violent the first division was compelled to
change front. Soon the Prussians made a
feint from the right of Saar, and followed
at noon by renewal of attack on the
right wing with charges of cavalry and
infantry to dislodge the enemy, and at
four O'Clock the French right was broken,
and retreat upon Saverne and Neider-
brun became necessity,
The Saturday Revsela refrsins from spec
ulation on the war because, it says, a few
days must determine the fate of France,
and the Emperor, or probably the army
will take matters in its own hands, and
choose a leader and fight cut the war.
The Spectator thinks that the next battle
must decide the fate of the Emperor, as
the popular faith in him is reported to be
rapidly vanishing. The Post contradicts it.
The evening papers Of yesterday assert
that the Prince Imperial is with the EN-
peror.
It is said that a telegraphic olunder
caused McMahon's disaster. Failly was
directed to move on Leinback. He found
Ksusbach was the point in the telegram
as received by him.
Advices through Prussisn channels
from st. Avoid, to the 18th, state that the
Prussians have taken II 900 prisoners.
The Saarbruek fight was more demoral-
izing to the French than has been gem
orally supposed.
The Prussians found arms and equip
ments on the road worth one million
fiorins. The Prussians hold Pfalshburg
and the adjoining passages of the Yosges.
The garrison of the town of Bitsche
is constituted of three hundred soldiers of
the Garde Mobile.
The Prussian cavalry are before Lunen-
vile.
METz, August bah quiet. No news
at general headquarters.
PARIS, August I3.--s5eneral Trochu has
assumed command at Chalons.
Gen. Canrobert replaces Borraguey de
Hilliers in the command of the army of
Paris.
There has been no fighting before Metz.
On Tuesday tho Emperor reconnoitered
the position in the woods between st.
Avoid and Saarbruek.
LONDON, August IS.-Advices from st.
Avoid to Friday night represent the
French army as west of the Moselle and
still retreating. The Prussian cavalry
had reached Ponta Mausson, about half
way between Metz and Nancy, on rail-
road. Part ofthe Prussian army invested
strssburg. The Prussisns as they sd-
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TELEGRAMs.
Admiral Farragut is still rerv 10,

Admiral Farragut is still very low.
Where is Bismarck and where is Eu-
genie?,
Rain in Louisville cleaned out the base
ballers.
Chicago has $50, 900 and Cincinnati 2OO,-
600 people.
The Bishop of Buenos Ayres died at
Rome yesterday.
The Orangemen are to have picnic in
New York soon.
Where is the Prince Imperial? That's
the question in Europe.
J. NJ. Walker, of CARING, Iowa, was as
sassinated on Thursday. No clue.
The real estate Of Hamilton county,
Ohio, has only increased SOS, los, ,SS9 in ten
years.
The city of Aurora, Illinois, has in
creased 120 per cent, in population since
1860.
A Mrs. Robinson and two gentlemen
were drowned in New York bay yester-
day, during "a squau.
The reliable man y is in Europe, and
is doing his masters work. He keeps the
coble telegraph busy.
Since the massacre in China the Chris
tians in the celestial empire have been
very much excited and scared.
Four men fell from scaffoldinR eighty
feet high in Chicago yesterday. Three
were seriously injured and one killed.
A lad, fifteen years of age, named Ira
Richards, yesterday hung himself at Cor
dovs, Illinois. Bad country that State of
Illinois.
A son of Professor Dayton, of Illinois,
was shot by policeman in house of Ill
fame IN Jacksonville, in that State, yes
terday. He died.
Nemrod Richard, negro, one of the
murderers OF Col. VIM. Lilies, was. exc
cuted at Upper Marlboro, Mo-, yesterday.
Richards made a long, rambling speech
nnder the gallows, and gave evidence of
being under the influence of liquor.
When he had concluded he shouted in a
loud voice, 'if any one now do not wish
to see my departure, they will please turn
their backs" 1t is not recorded, how
ever, that any of the curious crowd ac-
cepted the invitation.
The Erie, New York Central and Penn
syivania railroad companies have an
nounced the rates for passengers and
freight to tske effect Monday. The new
passenger tariff TO Western cities is as fol-
lows: Cleveland. advanced to $E2 so;
Cincinnati, $l7; Louisville, $40; Dayton.
Sl5 30; Columbus, SIS SO; Erie, Sl1 rs.
The fare to st. Louis remains at S25 so.
and to Chicago, SIS. The new freight rates
will probably be five per cent. higher, but
the rates viii not be announced tin next
week.
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vAnced captured vast stores which hat

vanced captured vast stores which had
been abandoned by the French.
A quantity of concealed arms and am
Inunition have been seized in Paris. IL is
supposed to belong to parties dangerous
TO the Government, The police are hunt
ing for the owners.
La Libertie has a vigorous article advo-
eating the repeal of all political proscriP-
tiOn.
The French claim that Strasbourg is
thoroughly prepared for siege. They say
900 cannon are mounted on the rampsrts
and the garrison consists Of IL 600 men,
without counting the National Guard.
The John Btu says the friends of Ma
poleon urge him to ask for an alliance
with Austria, by offering Francis Jo-
seph all the territory that may be ac-
quired from Prussia by their united
arms.
The Skipping Gazette says, in view of
the opinions of those who deserve re-
spect, the war is virtually closed.
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Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, August 13.---In the stesple
chase Of about three.miles Oysterman won,
beating Biddy Malone, Bohannon and
Raven, in 7:20. Kentucky stakes for two
hanil's s. G. by Lexington one, Winstead's
9. b. (. by Lexington two, Richard Kill
gour's b. c. by knight of st. George three;
time. :5lL. Selling race, mile and three
quarters, r. B. Connolly one. Climax two,
b. Q. by Hornet three time, S;lsN,
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EOR SALE.

nor SALE-Tne three. story Brick house
4 and lot, No. a Washington street Terms
easy; or will lease on long time.
LNOR SALE or lease on long time, Lot No. 70
Il Beals street, and Lot No. lS2 Madison ST.
LyOR SALE-rhe two-story Brick house and
Il Lot No. l52 Main street.
EyOR SALE-Ssgenty-t three acres OF hne cot
II ton land within Ia miles OF Senatobia,
Mississippi.
Inquire at No. $40 Main street, between the
hours OF Il m. and pm aul
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WASHINGTON, August 13.-Currency
balance to-day was $40, ,I24, sos So; coin
balance, Sl03, ,0l9, ,504 so; coin certificates,
s35, ,el5, 900. The Internal Revenue receipts
to-day were S6lI ,52l; receipts for the fiscal
year TO date, SSl, ,209, ,294.
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MARRIED.

REID D-MoNTGOdERY-O the 9Th inst, by
the Rev. Richard Hines, at ST. Mary's church,
Mr.. JOHN REID to Miss ELIZABETH MONT
GoMERY, both of Memphis.
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sW win be let, within the next ten days, TO
the lowest bidder the building Of three bridges
on Jackson street south and three 'cuiverts.
For specifications, apply at the onice Of ]. NJ.
Provine. M. PROVINE.
sILA9 T. GILBERT,
IN WILLIAMS0E,
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis POsto fiice and not delfvs
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly By carriers.
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NEW YORK, August 1S.-A dispatch
from Portland, Me-, says meeting of the
Republicans was held in the City Hall
last evening in favor of Governor Joshua
from this State, in preference to Lot. Nj:
Morrell.
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Monday. August 18Th.

Sale precisely at y O'Clock. Terms-Ons-l laIf
down; the balance in twelve months. with
interest, This land will be sold at hall It's
value; hence the terms are prompt. II par
ties desire IT, this piece OF Land viii be sold
in two lots, eaeh with railroad front
anl2 ROYS rER. TRkZENANT q %.
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WANTEn

A MALE Teacher. with good morals. and
N well qualified 70 teach the English and
classical studies, IN mixed school; satisfac-
tory references required. Apply % OF adj
dress A G. STUART,
auH cod Germantown. Tenn
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DiaaOlut4On.

TTNHE hrm of Hudson q Moore is this day
IL dissolved by mutual consent. J. V.
Moore will settle all outstanding business.
We will open in New Orleans October lst, un-
der Old firm name, and Will he glad TO hear
from our old fr. ends J. b. HUDSON,
August 18th. lsull JOHN V. MOORE.
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For any case of Blind, Bleedin0 o. Itchiao
PILES that DEB1HG'6 PILE REMEDY fails TO
Try It, and get rid Of the most troubIesome
dtsease fiesh is heir to. Sold by ali Druggists
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
LaofatNF-ll2 Franklin street.
apA Baltimore Nd.
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DREMIUM SPECIFICS which received pre-
mtums at the Virginia State FAIR Noy.s Isoss
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ERADICArOR-A POSI-
tive cure for rheumatism, Lumbago. and all
pains of the limbs and joints, which many
have testified to. Price 81 90.
EI.IAs' EFFKCTUAL ELIXIR-A perfect cure
to Al sufferers nom Dysentery. Disrrhea and
All the BOWEL disorders. Price 70 cents.
FIIAs' EFFECTUAL ExTRACr-FOr the In
stanfaneous cupe OF T0othache and Neural
gia. Price 3 cents.
ELIAS EFFRCTUAL ELIXIR BITTERs-A Tos-
tive cure for Dyspepsia and all deraDge-
ments of the stomach, and as an ordinary
Tonic" IL second to none. Price 81 90.
ELIAS PREnIUM CEIENr. f" "CoNGLUTINE."-
For mending China, t3lass, Wood. etc., nrinly
and impeFceptibly. Price . cents per vial
The proprietor takes pleasure In recon-
mending his specifics to the public, assnr tng
thena that the most remarkable cures n;tVe
been effected by their use when All 9tasr
remedies have faIled. - They need but q
trial to be convinced Of their great valae IN
Graduating most disorders tncfdentai 10 lns-
Ts,r sale wholesale by ISRAEL ELIAS, sole
,,rssnristor. No. l67 Duane street, N y, and
r, tha cft.v or Mamph1s by
- 4. ~ JONES x CO., NO. ~ Main ST.
HN)REW RENKERT, No. l2O Main st.
t;OODYEAR & II ILLS, No. 81 Main ST.
Ana druggists generally throughout the
tinted states, sui2
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AUcTIGR
ATTEHTIoN, LANs BUYERS

AltEHt JUN, EAHs oOfEho
wOOd Dea1eresI
DEREMPrORY sate1e{ niaefy-One q res
l. first qualify farIlfI4ui5s covered With the
finest timber; tOgether iEiCh tive Ia rye never
falling springs OF pure water, supplying the
premises with abundance Of stock Wassr.
The estimated quantity Of wood on The md
~ 100 cords 10 the acre. Five m lies nott1 OF
Mem phis, directly on the Mississippi RtVef
railroad and the Big Creek plaullrOat, IN the
the best land in shelby county; being en-
tirely tree rom overflow, and laying high
and healthy. Any person wanting a nome,
or wishing To make money. can never ana a
better chance than we. now offer. We VII
sell this Land, without reserve, on
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FOB NEW ORLEANS.

St Louis and New Orleans Packet Company
Sor New Orleans.
MARY z. FORSYTH. .-.... n. H. Syme5, master
This splendid passenger steamer =
viii leave as above .szksslas. u.
THf$DAY, l4th inst, at 4 p m
Ut. w WASHl$tINsN, Agent,
auIf ~ Madison sire {.
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BAcCINC.

OOnn PIECES "a lb. Flax Bagging. for
ZONJO sale low, IN round lots, y BY
l. RICHARDSON
aul2 100 Main street, Louisville KY.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis D. s. Nail Ina
For WHITE RIVER.

Memphis, White and Little Red River u. >.
Mail Tuesday PaeEet-FOr Helena, F. ars'
Point, DeNall Bluff. Searcy, Augusts and
JaciksOnport; connecting at DeNalPs lIuh
with train tor Little Rock and Hot 5pr nlcs.
DIES t-lliolts ma ilers
This elegant and 1set passenger rlF u
steamer will leave ~ above - -.
TUESDAY. lBtb inst. ats PIN.
ELLIOTT q MILLER. Agents,
aui4 Promenade street. ODD. Landing.
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LEAVING TIE ISLAND.

/ left the island in their skiH at or 4
o'clock / think-it might have been later
- was confused and could not be quick;
his gun, trunk, watch, some of her
clothes and her locket; / got $40 in his
trunk; knew exactly how much money
he had, because was with him when he
changed II Rt the store; crossed the
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aui4
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Msssrs. A. II. Douglass, W. T. Avery,
R. Z. BoOney, r. d. Baugh, G. P, Foute
and T. B. NOrment.
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We, unknown persons, having duly
organized a court-martial at Favorite
Island, Tunics county, Mississippi, this
10th day Of August, 1870 after satisfac-
tory evidence, passed sentence OF death
on Charles J. Beck for the murder of Matt
GOode and Mrs. GOode, on the 10th day of
May, 1870. The prisoner made the fol-
lowing
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
iSt louis. for Memphis. Dayid Watts 70

~ LOUIS rtr memphis, DhN'u WAITS, fOr
Tennessee river, are due to-day.
The Odd Fellow has already commenced
work, and Is doing smashing business in
small way, which will be of great benc-
1T topersons residing NJ way points be-
tween this place and Columbus. Yes
terday she left with load Of freight for
Columbus and way points, returning
with load OF, corn. To-day she de-
parted with car load of hay and q
large lot of sundries for the same points.
Her dimentions are ~ follows:
y Length, 100 feet; Breadth lsi Depth of
hold, 3fect. e..s
She has two boilers, 4oues each, 3sinches
in diameter, and ls4 feet long Her
cylinders are III inches in diameter, %
feet stroke. Her wheel is ID feet in diane
ter with IL feet buckets.
The st. Louis Republican seems to think
that the name Of the Odd Fellow l. in APP
probriatc as il Is known that all boats re-
quire mate. We would state that in this
particular case that an officer is dispensed
with, her Captain officiating in that capac-
ity in connection with his other duties
The G. b. Church took a full load of
sundries for New Orleans. or IF
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COUNCIL MEETING 1o.xIau1.

There will be held tonight joint meet
ing at the City Council to go over the
ground passed over on Saturday night last.
Mayor Wilson u not At all pleased with
the action taken in regard to Mr.. CANDLES
mandatory, and freely expresses the
opinion that the members Of the Council
did not know what they were about when
they scted as they did in this matter. He
seems TO believe that the councilmcn are
wcoden-pated fellows. liable to run into
grave errors when he 10 absent from the
city, and very willing to he led back by
him on his return into the paths Il common
sense We shall .ee,
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Commercial.
MONDAY EVENING, March 20, 1870.

MONDAY EVENING, March 20, 1870.
Our general market presents no new feat
ures worthy of special note since our last
semi-weekly review. The amount of bust
mess transacted has been necessarily limited
a our receipts have been light, and there i.
no shipping demand for -four, grain or any
other Of the staple articles. We note an
improvement in the order trade, and our
daily receipts Of corn, oats and hay are in
sufficient, to meet this demand. Prices Of all
these articles continue firm. and our last
quotation. are readily realized on all merch-
antable offerings In consequence Of duh
market, our receipts Of -four have decreased
Of late, but are still in excess of the current
demand, and are consequently generally
going into store. A. dealers have ample
stocks on hand, We have no sales to the
trade to report but NIL on orders. These
have been more than usually limited of late,
owing TO the general belief, which seem. to
be entertained throughout the country, that
prices must yet 90 lower. Our own opin-
ion (which comedies with that Of dealers
here is that unless gold should 20 much
lower than At present, (which II is not at all
likely to do during the spring aud summer
months, Hour has reached it, lowest point
With a return of confidence in present
values, the volume Of business in this staple
must be increased, and the market assume
healthier tone. We think the present Us