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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
He PeremptOriIy Declines the Nominal
tiOn for Governor of New York,
rendered by the Democratic
Party.
Proceedings of the COnventfOn-The
Exact Situation IL that the Exec
utfse Committee will have
to FIJI the Vacancy on
the Ticket.

SARATOGA, August 31.-The Demo-
cratic State convention re-REsembled this
morning Horatio Seymour's acceptance OF
the nomination was announced amid great
Applause. The convention then proceeded 10
nominate q candidate for neuten ant gover-
nor and the names of DOTsheimer, Q. N. Pot
ter and Mant0n Marble were presented. FL
pally Iaeutenant-Governor DOrsheimer was
Tsnomtnate5 by ACCLAIM alton. Dewitt a.
West was nominated for eleo-or-st-large, vice
SeS mour; Robert K. Earle for judge OF the
court OF appeals, Darius A. Ogden Tor canal
com missioner, ard Robert b. Anderson for
State prison inspector.
UTICA, August 81 - Governor Ssy-
Inour, al Relve o'clock last night, telegraphe ed
Judge Gray, president OF the Democratic con-
yeDtion at Saratoga:
al am compelled by obstacles which can
OF the nomination for governor. l cannot be
a candidate for any Office"
The telegram was either not received, or
was not made public. This morning a COM
Seymour, and the declination of the night
before Yves re epeated, The com mmittee returned
today 10 S2Tat0 "a; and Mr.. faulkner, OF the
committee, said TO the convention: II am at
uDery 10 assure you that under extraordinary
circu instances attending that nomination,
Governor s -gmoUr feels constrained TO obey
the wishes OF the peortee who have SO often
honored him
Prolonged applause greeted this announce
ment, yet the exact situation Is stateO 70 be as
follows: Governor Seymour ha, in NO way
qualified his positive sfusal to accept u 6
nomination for governor; his declaration
was final, and will not be reconside- ed, noI
viii ne consent TO the use of his name. The
10 The State committee 70 I'LL the vacancy
II Is understood that the position Will Oe iie0
by some one who will coneiliate all the inter.
ests in the party.
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A TELEGRAM from London yesterday
SAYS that the three hundred million
United States funded loan was offered
for subscription, snd was put upon that
market at 1854. The Fssoncier says the
issue will probably have little effect on
tbs money market, the operation being
a suhstitution ior the existing stock, but
some effect will te produced while the
deposits are locked up pending the re-
ceipt of the new honda.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

MAJOR SYKES, who presided at the
meeting Of the Third ward Democrats,
made q speech on tsking the chair that,
though brief, was pointed and effective,
eIiciting So it did the hearty aDd unstint-
ed eneomiums Of sn wac were present.
The msjor is doing good work fer the
Democracy, and ought to be remem-
knrnA
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COUPON.PAYMENT.
The AttOrney-General Indorses Govern
or Porter's Action, but Suggests
Reference to the Legislature.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August Governor
Porter to-day received an opinion from At
torney-Genersl Heiskell, in response to re-
quest from the governor to be Informed
whether or not the State officials are justified
in paying the intel est on the Stale debt. Mr.
Heiske1l indorses the action Of Governor Por-
ter, but states that he is satisfied that Govern
or Porter can be subject to no just reflection
II he should, under the circumstances, defer
the payment until the legislature can act
upon the subject. The opinion, which
amounts to over one column, was published
in the Banner this afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

TIE Indians are roaming about at
will, numbering and raiding, but Crook
hss hopss OF coming up with them some
time. Meantime the bu,k Of the army
is to be 1T the beck and call of the
United States m srshsls at the Fouth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

THE circular to the United States mar
shals respecting their duties under the
election laws is tefore the President for
finaI approval. OF course it will be sp
proved, although it is plain to every
honest man that it is illegal and pal
pable usurpstion cf power.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

: THE fpeech delivered by Governor
Harris al Covirgton, yesterday, was
marked by eli his old.tlme warmth and
fervor, and increased the confidence the
people Of Upton have hitherto had in
him as q great leader, worthy the high
est respect and esteem Of his fellow
oitizena
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

THE monetary crisis in Portugal has
subsided, aud the Bank Of Portugal con.
tinues it's transactions as usual. All the
other bsrks and merchants have an
nounced t1at they will not avail them
selves OF the decree of the eighteenth for
defsrrinq paymeEts.
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GOVERNOR HARRIS.
Appofutmeufs 10 speak on the Issaes of
the Presidential Canvass.

Ex-Governor Isham G. Harris win ad-
dress the people upon the issues Of the
Presidential canvass at the following
times and places. At
Ripley, Lauderdale CO, Friday, Sept. L.
Dyersbur., Dyer co., Saturday, sept 2
Tfptonville, Lake co.. Monday, sept 4.
Troy Obion co. Tuesday, Sept 5.
Dresden, WeaSley CO., Wednesday, Sept. s.
Ruptingdon, Carroll CO. Thursday, Sept.7.
Camden, Benton CO., Friday, Sept 3.
jackson, Madison CO., Saturday night, Sept. ..
Lexiu ugton, Henderson CO., Monday, Sept. III,
Purdy, M'Nairy co., Tuesday, Sept u.
Trenton, Gibson co., VI Nednesdsy, Sept E. q
Alamo, Bell cou CITY, Thursday, Sept. IA.
SomervIIle, Fayette CO Monday, sept. Is.
Bolivar, Hardeman CO., Tuesday, Sept. 19.
In due time additional appointments
will be made east Of the Tennessee river.
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OUR Acknowledgements are due and
srs heartily rendered to Mr. John s.
Tooi, superintendent Of the cotton ex-
change and secretary OF the chamber OF
commerce, fer Invaluable and season.
ahIa fayorr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

wkB DEPT, OFFICE CH. srG. OFTICER
WAEbISe-or., eeptember /, en-. !
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
failing. folLoa0ed oy rising barometer,
lDarmer sotaherly tDinds, shifting to
cooler northl0est ard RO1tbedst, pcTtly
cloudy tDedther, and rain areas.
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Gov. James ID. POrter's Appointments.
Governor James d. Porter, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, will sd-
dress the people of Tennessee at

Lebanon, Monday, September II, 1876.
Carthage, Tuesday, september II.
Gainsboro, Wednesday, Septem Der IL. 4
Livingston, Thursday, SeptemberA.
Cookeville, Friday, Septem bsr l5.
Spar a, saturday, september l6.
Nmithville, Monday, September l8.
Woodbury., Tuesday, September l9.
Sheloyville, Thursday, september q.
Winchester, Friday, September q.
Fayetteville, Saturday, September %.
Lewisburg, Monday, september 25.
franklin, tuesday, ,Septenbsr 26.
Centerville, Thursday, 5eptembef Is.
Waverly, Friday, eeptenber %.
Charlotte, s Saturday, sep, ember 80.
Springfield, Monday, OctoDer2.
Appointments for East and West Ten
nessee will be announced hereafter.
Colonel Dorsey B Thomas and Gen
eral George Nancy are invited to meet
him, and will be accorded a fair division
of time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

WE refrain from comment upon the
decision Of At,orney-GeneIal Heiskell,
touching the coupOn-psyment matter,
until we receive the full text Of his COM
munication 70 the governor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

THE Democrats of Colorado have
nominated Hon. B. NJ. Hughes fer gov
ernor and T n Patterson for congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

GENERAL GEORGE n. MANNEY Il
out IS a candidate for governor, aud pro-
poses to FL appointments with Governor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

BURNETT's COLOGNE, in cork and
glass shoppers, prepared from the purest
and best materiais-unrivaled In rich
ness and delicscy Of perfume,
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday # cotton and gold: N:W
York cotton, 1Isc. Memphis cotton,
lite. Nel1 York god, Ito. Memphis
0ol,l. IO9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

APFAIRs in the east are still unsettled,
aud peace is as fsr away as ever. Russia
is still intriguing, Austria Is concilia-
ting, and England is afraid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

A COUNCIL Of ministers and great dig
nitaries OF the Turkish empire have pro-
claimed Ab1uI Hsmed sultan, vice Mu
lad, deposed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

TIE Democrats Of the seventh dis
trici, Michigan, have nominated A. E
Chadwick for congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

OK the sixteenth Lamar and Hen
dIicks viii spesk at Chicago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01

MILLS AND THRooKMoRToN,o of Texas,
have been put in nomination for re-
election TO congress.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice Of their
i qualification as Executors of the late
John T. 5tratton; all persons having claims
against, or indebted to, said estate, are re.
quested to come forward at once Tor settle
ment. 9, a. DGNSCOMB,
sJ. H. MCDAVITF,
Mem phis. Aug. Is. ISz6 .228 Front street..
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NEW SHAKER PRRiRRVRS.

lust RE0FIVED-A small shipment OF
81 these celebrated Preserves, f ON Pleasant
Hill, Kentucky; new made, this years fruits.
OLIVER. RINNIE & co.
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PRfSrnIpgTnW 80 ~

PIT SCRIPsIpN FB>E
EOR the speedy cure OF Seminal weakness.
Z Lost Manhood, and 81 disorders brought
on by indissretion Or excess. Any druggist
has the ingredients Address,
DIR. JAQUES q CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Mseting in fha SeHanth Ward.

THERE will be a meeting of the citizens of
1 the Seventh Ward this (FRIDAY) evening
at 7% o'clock, for the purpose of selecting
Delegates to be voted for on September I'd to
the Congressional and County Conventions
Place of meeting, cor. Beale and orleans SITS.
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SECOND WARD MEETING.

YTNHE Second Ward Tilden snd Hendricks
L Democratic and Conservative Club win
meet this (FRIDAY) evening, at s O'Clock.
Hon, Casey Young and others will address the
Cub. delegates 10 the coming conventions
will be seiected.
sci W. A. McCLOY, President.
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AitAnfian. Tenth Ward Clpb.
T,Ider and Hendricks Central Club.

MEETING of the Club will be held at
"A Democ fatlc Headq quarters, No. IL Monroe
street upstairs, this (FRIDAY) evening at 8
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as
business of importance will be transacted.
Sepl B z, ANDERSON, President.
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borhood Of tho sluice. A second turret was nNeu
mon, which being also plotted upon the chart Was,
rn thcn fired nj this turret in order 10 determine
fine point of mean impact, and by means ot me ne
ccssarv corrections il was possible 70 cae,lt'e ,o
noint of medium impact for the middle oil thc nae
of The turret: and thcuo by another transfer ~
compute the elevation aua DETECTION Tor Polnt on
tbc sluce iu~, above the water level IN me ul.'.
a rafer,nce Ia the practice tables showed tuat ~
This ranre-a little over one mi!e-Iboui eeiI or zen
per cent Of the proectiIcs might hlt Tue Sni H,ri,
iate at which they were aimed An cNath3'"l
c;,b GOOD glass showed. by the showers "l Wat'T'
wood, and stone, whether The suce was hit OF h"y
The bombardment continued with Two guns WI. - u
Wv 80 noiutcd that two shots should stukc GA me
facn of fbis >uco about Is inches apart Altrr lIe
fIl Of Sir. sbourr il was seen that this Nlmce was
very strongly built Huge cui stones aogui S'A t'''
1he bonharducnt had nearly destroyed these gates
and had displaced or destroyed the st"ncwoik and
the water in the bitches had been Ni,lnF covered
Great attempts had been made by the French to re-
pair the damages.
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t,o, met I'm London on July il and perfected their
scheme IL was agreed that any assistant secretary OF
tbe Conference not a member OF " the legal hunueu
sbould he a member of the mixed Conference. IL was
decided that no ayman should lee eligible 70 seat III INC
annual Conference, unless m had been church m"lher
for five continuous years, ami also an ohecf, ELMER
trustee local preacher steward or member of some us
rict committed II was also decided thar onelonrh Oh
the Law members Oi each annual Conference shtu ~
been delegates 10 TIE preceding loh't'H'', ~, W.
Gates 10 the annual Conference VIII u" rtctu a e us
ic mpciiu rs ministers by ministers ana li Non ~ NV
men. The Conference us Iccous .Iuttu, VIII DC co"-
posed of 800 members Of each order.
The programme of the Anglican Churcl
Congress. which will meet 40 Plymouth England OCT
SO has already been announced It, leading Features
are rs follows: Oct 3" Tie Bonn Cuntcr.nct ara tue
ODD Catholic Movement :" Importance of the extension
of the Epscopata for Hog in large do,escs and largely
popuated towns" "Purorhih Temperance societies
their formation aud mduag mcn'." oct 4" The causes
and influence of uubelicl ia England - THE church IN
the army and navy" Genital Africa in relation To
mission work slave trade and commerce - How best
to Keen the Young faithful 90 the church after leaving
school" oct. % How 10 increase the number and IN
prove the training OF candidates for holy OrlorS Ihc
best means to DE adopted for the recovery Of classes
allie mated from the church inter diidJ The formation
OF religions societies. consisting 0f clergy ant altT Tor
training aud supply ing preachers anI Ct'rli-'''
'l,riudIcf! Ii cra,urr End tlc daily press; 9l''iu
personal ana social aspect "TI" due relations "i
CHrth aud Stt.:" "C.urch h,iis ana ROW 10 Use
tnru; G) the rtnd of ringers pirt OF the pdrocula
Organization; C) tho science % "liilusihS.'
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SHARP ARTILLERY PRACuCT.-At the siege Of
Strasbourg tho PrUssians used for preaching par
poses short six-inch gun firing special long she'll
weighing about go pounds. The method of breach
ing consisted IN making horizontal cut at hight
from the bottom equal TO onc-third OF that Of the
wall; and when this cut was supposed 10 be salts
facorly effected vertical cats, If necessary, were
made Che continual frisg eventually bringing down
the wall The fact that the horizontal cut was
satisfactorily completed could generally be decided
by the sound of the conclusion and explosion of the
she'll by the nature of the fragments wirled into
the air aud by the appearance of the smoke from
The explosion of the projectile. it being, il de-
laycd. of a dark-gray color, and slow in rising
if the masonry had been broken through.
One OF the chief of strength Of the fortress
Of Strasbourg consists in the obstacles presented by
different water bitches, and by the extensive mum
dations which can be formed IN its vicinity Tire
French, by damming up the Ill and utilizing the
eluiees. had filed not only the bitches and the
whole country opposite the south front, but had
inundated a great part of the ground OF the left
flank of the attack. The plans of the fortress
showed the besegers that by the destruction of two
particular suices the water upon the ground and IN
the bitches would be reduced to a very low level;
but neither of the suces could be seen from any
mart of the attacking lines. Neither did the mac
curate maps afford sufficient data by which to point
the guns. II was known that the sluce was near
n turret, and q certain turret was fired upon,
until. by the firing, its exact distance was
determined Plotting this upon the chart IL
Has then found that this could not DC III the neigh
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SCHOOI .S'suppIed with Teachers 40 charge
situations procured Tor Teacher. TEACHERS AGENCY
1 - -. 80 ILlLlLnIIIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-29

The second Coming OF thfist NJ iihhU'- W"
latter DAYS when The Scriptures VIII BE- tu.ahh '"'' -,
will set L!o haud second ume 20 gather his Pe't -
usa,ah. XII. =. II, ~; To give them Their pIoMS,' . 80
Is t,cir uo-tal bodies Le,ug made hnno'tA' '--e",
?, 20 ,,dr Car,t,l,ps w " ~, 52 another shall s1O w,
scribe with his Laud uto te ll.' !n" ..ibu is tho
Israel iisfIA, Nhf y ' 49,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-29

Cburch of the Holy Communion, Hxiha'e corner corner
rtisf-fIee seats oven al summer rTnt ahi tnlu
sunday. In each month, Holy Communion 40 "a ete sun
I4 VsIius PRAYER and sermon 20 lnilucn ~ - Lahl,
fn1 and IIoy Communion at Ui: Evening Pray et az %
uIt Narru. =; on saints Days Holy SouAUI'OA
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