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FROST IN AUGUST.
Wintry Weather nj CbicagG-SinSu MAR
Phenomenon ON Lake Michigan.

CHICAGO, August 1.-The past few days
have been very cool, uncomfortably so at
times, and frosts are reported from Northern
Wisconsin,, and even in the suburbs of the
city there was a light frost Thursday morn
ing. The cold spell has, however, done no
damage to grain or vegetation, and prices on
Change this morning are rather weaker.
The propeller Menomenee is reported by her
captain to have encountered in midlake on
Tuesday night thick, cold cloud, which
burst on her decks, covering them with snow
and slush to the depth of ak inches. For
five minutes the atmosphere was like that OF
winter, but as the steamer was moving
RAPIDLY abe soon came into a warmer temp
erature. The event is unprecedented here,
but the accuracy of the facts is vouched for
by other officers and passengers, and the
story corroborated by the thermometric con-
ditious of that night
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TORONTO, August 1.-THE Giobe to-day
publishes reports received by Telegraph from
all parts of the country, showing the dam
age done to crops by the recent storm, from
which it appears that in eighteen or twenty
of the best grain-groTing counties half OF
the wheat and barley has been exposed to
westher such as will probably reduce IFS
ceiling value twenty-five or thirty per cent.
In county Kent alone the damage suffered
during the last few days is enough to con-
vert the harvest, which promised TO De one
of the best on record. into one that will fur
nish very POOR recompense for the years toll.
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TRUsTEE SALE.
Trustees sale.

Ddics
DY virtue OF the terms OF trust deed made 10
ID me trustee BY z. L. Belcher, 8 appears of
record in Chattel Book No. 16 page 29G in the Reg
isters Office Of Shelby county, Tenn. default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of the indebted
ness therein secured viii, at the written request
of the beneficiary. on
Tuesday. August Is, 1852,
between ii O'Clock g. and u O'Clock m. In 'front.'
of my Office, No. 30 Madison street. Memphis,
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder, for cssb, the fol
10 wing personal property collateral securities:
First-A claim against the estate Of W. Green
law a Co., upon judgment in the Circuit Court of
Shelby county, and when assigned WAS on petition
in the Chancery Court of said county. in cause
entitled ". B. Greenlaw g. L. Green law ct al,
No. 272s, n. D.. the original judgment being for
$3.50
second-Attorney's fees OF the said T. L. Belcher
In the following cases, in which cases proper as
signments OF these fees have been filed, to-wit:
In the Chsncery case OF Jennie Mare, by next
friend Z. L. Belcher VS.. " Bacigalupo e. 81, No.
si6s. r; D., o. the Chsncery cou = Of Memphis.
Third-Also, the fees OF the said Belcher in the
of EiviTa Durn Vs. James o. Durff ct al. No.
1887, K. d.. OF SAID Ch&ncery Court
Fourfh-Also, the fees Of the said Beleher in the
case of Angelo Mare vs.. K. A. Parker Admins
traitor Of Vincent BacgaIupo, No. 5Il7, Z. D., of
said Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
Fifth-Ten shares Of sock in the Irish American
Building and Loan Association OF Memphis. Tenn.
Sixth-Four shares of paid up stock in the Mem
phis Bar and Law Association of Memphis. Tenn.
" l.. CLAPP. Trustee.
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The Lowest Sale Ever Made in the
Uniled hlales..

CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS, KY, August IL
The Grab Orchard Springs property was
sold to- day by decree of court for ST, 900,
and the furniture and fixtures for $500;
total, S29, 500. 1t was purchased by A. N
Haldeman, representing Louisville syndi-
cate. The property Co.'S nearly. 100000,
and, considering its intrinsic value, is re-
garded as the lowest sale ever made in the
United States
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BUSINESS FAILURES
Reported 10 New York for the Past
Seven Days.

NEW YORK, August 11.-Fsilures for the
last seven days reported to New York. 1Ol,
against 1O4 last week, distributed as follows:
Eastern States, Is; Western States, 80; Mid
die States, 10; Southern States, Is; Pacific
Coast States and Territories. IL; New York
city, 2. No failures in New York city Of
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| SUBSCRIBER writes as follows: a feel

A SUBSCRIBER writes as follows: II feel at
once my appetite and strength greatly improved
my expectoration less painful and less copious my
cough less troublesome; my sleep sound, refresh
ing and dreamless; my nervousness is all gone; my
breathing less difficult; my hearts action more
REGULAR: nv backache less severe; my digestion
improved; my urine clear and voided without
pain; my spirits more exuberant; my mlnd per
fectly at ease; and vet have only used haf DOT
tie OF Browns Iron Bitters."
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Don't seek the temporary feeling OF health
and strength resulting from the use OF beer and
ale or other malt and alcoholic compounds. The
after-efects make you feel worse than before
Permanent health is sure to be found in that best
of al iron preparations that friend to temperance
and long life known as Brown s Iron Bitters.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MO.-nT. vERNON IN.
ID sfftute. No. IS Mt. Vernon Place Boarding
and Day Home School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls. Founded 1859. Mrs NJ. J. Jones and Mrs
r. Maitland, Principals. assisted by a larxe corps
OF able Professors Beautiful situation, fronting
one of the squares surrounding Washington Mon
ument Educational advantages unsurpaksed
Circulars sent on application 70 PRINCIPAL.
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The people of the West owe debt OF
gratitude to DIR. Aver for the production OF
Ayers Ague Cure. lis timely use will save
much suffering and much encouragement,
and we recommend it with the greatest con-
| fdence in its ability to do all that is prom
ised for it
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The True Inwardness Of the Hawkins
Beasley-Fussell Combination
Laid Bare.
Correspondence Between the Chairmen
OF the Democratic and Republican
Executive Committees.
Hawkins Afraid TO Meet Bate Alone,
but Wants His Staff to Help
Him Ont.
Some Facts for the Consideration of
the Democratic Voters Of
Tennessee.


Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August 1.-THE following
stirring address will be issued by the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee tomorrow
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SURE, PROMPT, THoRoUGH-may be safely
and truly said to be the characteristics of DR.
Jayne's Carminative Balsam. Its merit has
made it known everywhere for years as a
standard curative for Cramps, Diarrhea,
Cholera Morbus, and all diesses of the bowels;
1t is besides easily administered to children,
being pleasant TO the taste and is entirely
safe
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Commodore schufeIdi's Health.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 11.-Commodore
Schufeldt will probably remain at the naval
hospital on Mare Island several weeks. He
has worn himself down in the facilitating
climate OF China and his lsbors in connec-
ton with the Corean treaty; and the naval
surgeons have informed him that quiet and
rest for some time are necessary to recuper-
ate his health.
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Mr.. vERTREEsis COMMENTS.

Mr.. Vertrees comments as follows: Your
committee earnestly endeavored and desired
10 arrange a canvass between General Bate
and Governor Hawkins, as the respective can
didates of the two political organizations in
Tennessee. 1t will be observed that the pro-
posal was made to Mr.. Brownlow July 9th,
before Mr.. RUSSELL had been nominated, and
hat, although 1t was first in time and made
by the regular Democratic nominee, it was
declined. The Republican chairman, Mr..
Brownlow, deferred replying to the letter
proposing Joint discussion until after Mr.
FusselPs nomination. OF course upon the
reception of Mr.. Brownlow's letter OF July
22d, explaining the meaning he intended his
letter OF July 18th to convey, the explanation
was accepted at once. But inasmuch as he
not only explained the meaning he intended
to convey, but also sffirms that my interpre-
tatiou was not sustained by anything in the
letter at all, L deem it not inadmissible to
try a word with respect thereto. Neither
Mr.. Russell nor anyone representing him had
then (nor since) indicated desire for Mr..
RUSSELL to discuss with General Bate The
only intimatiou OF such plan is contained
in Mr.. Brownlow's letter of July 18TH
did not understand that he had invited
Mr.. Beasley's and Mr.. Fussells chairmen to
meet in conference TO arrange appointments
for the candidate, but to meet in confer
ence "with 8 view to that end" If Mr..
BrownloW had said 81 suggest that we in
yite them to meet US in conferences ~ or az
have invited them to meet US in conference"
would have understood that the conference
was one at which Iswas expected. But
when he states Il have written, asking them
to meet me in conference" not to arrange the
appointments, but with a view to arranging
them, did understand the letter TO indicate
that there was to be preliminary confer
eucev which 1 was not expected 10 attend.
OF course / accept Mr.. Brownlow's subse-
quent disavowal OF that intention, but SO far
as the letter Itself is concerned, must in
sist that there is great inexaetitude in Mr..
Brownlow's Interpretation when he asserts
that there is nothing therein sustaining
my interpretation. Moreover, as / had
assumed the initiative / could not under
stand that Mr.. Brownlow would undertake
to invite them TO our conference without at
least suggesting its advisability before send
ing the Invitations out. Mr.. Brownlow's
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letter of the I'D states that he intended hi
letter OF the 18th to be equivalent TO tbs
| invitations sent 10 the other gentlemen on
| the 18th. II distinctly requests them &c
designate a time and place for the
conference; but there is nothing, in nv
| Judgment, in the letter of July I2th which
can be construed into such request of me
Nevertheless, as Mr.. Brownlow explained
subsequently that he 20 intended il, / de-
| cllned, az soon az | understood his meaning,
to be present at the conference proposed.
Your committee declined to arrange for a
canvass between General Bate, Governor
Hawkins, Mr.. Beasley and Mr.. RUSSELL, for
reasons 30 apparent as hsrdly to require
statement. The time required for dis
custom of the issues of this canvass by four
speakers would be SO great as to impose a
strain on both speakers and hearers which
neither could long endure. In 1880 four
gubernatorial candidates were in the field
L am reliably Informed that after arrange
ments for canvass between Governor
HAWKING and one of them had been agreed
upon, the application of another candidate
for division of time was refused by the
chairman of the Republican Committee, on
the ground OF want OF time. Governor
Hawkins, it will be observed, has recently
undergone change Of views on this subject.
Your committee became satisfied that the
opposition to Governor Hawkins was confined
to General Bate, and accordingly was in
structed to negotiate with the representative
of Governor Hawkins alone. Your COM
mittee became satisfied that the only possible
effect of the candidacy OF Mr.. Beasley and
Mr.. RUSSELL will be the reduction of the vote
of General Bate; and they were also per-
susded that such effect is designed A few
representative utterances are given which,
interpreted in the light of existing circum-
stances, cannot be misunderstood.
The Nashville Banner said: "This is TO be
peculiarly canvass in which progressive
thought is to meet and put an end to fossil
ideas in politics. and such fossil leadership
we have had for years past"
Our platform declares it TO be the right
settle their Indebtedness. In the convention
OF July 11th General Luke Wright pro-
nounced this heresy, and declared: "If this
be Democracy, the sooner Democracy goes to
the wall The better"
The Nashville Banner, of June 9th, said:
"We have had a two-year Republican ad-
ministration, and except the loss of half
dozen offices we do not see that the State has
suffered materially. On the contrary, it was
an advertisement of literally in politics
which was really of some value to the State"
COLONEL MARSH T. POLK,
of the Funding Board, said in New York:
cr,ts who will vote for the RspnbI;can nm
inss r.ther n ~ MN tba III 81 v;o,arr - H.,
the rsnndistors Yon can ;mso;na bov
strong must be the honest sentiment in Ten.
nessee VIXEN we are wiIJino N vote for IN.
nartv We have bitterly onnosed for The lsst
wentv vears and helm + IN snccsss ~
YorL TI;5,,n. onJ N,.b,,;Us R,nas~
HON. JAMES E. BAILEY,
% fPeech az Tasn'i,1e lhe h!ghl peIore tne
'onsen.fon % Suiy lin saiu , wouio
Eaiher see tue Deniocracy go 10 uestruction
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THE Isf OF
l. october, 1ss2, and continues nine months.
The institution is organized in distinct schools
originally planned for II by Thomas jefferson,
grouped under the Departments of
LITERATURE, MEDICINE, SCIENCE,
ENGINEERING, LAW, AGRICULTURE,
And in charge OF the following Faculty:
Prof. Jas. L. CabeH, Prof. James T. Harrison
Prof. N. Schele De We're, Prof. John W. Mallet,
Prof. John B. Minor, Prof. John r. Page,
Prof. Francis H. Smith, Prof. Noah X Davis,
Prof John Stage Davis, Prof. Thos z. Price,
Prof. Geo. Fred Holmes, Prof. VIM NJ. Fontaine.
Prof. Chas. s. Venable, Prof r. P. DunniHgtou.
Prof. Stephen Q. Southall, Prof. VIM. Thornton,
Prof. VIM. Z Peters,
With.s number of Assistant Instructors.
The newly-crested chair OF Astronomy Ia to be
filed in June of this year.
The equipment of the University in buildings
and COLLECTIONS has been largely increased of LATE
years, and is very extensive and complete. The
Astronomical Observatory, to contain the great
telescope given by Mr.. Leander J. Mccormick, il
under construction. !.
The expenses of the student are moderate, and
q messing system has been established by which
comfort may be combined with special economy
in the cost of living.
For catalogue, with detailed information, apply
to JAS. r. HARRISON, n. D.,
Chairman of the Faculty.
n University of Vfroinfa A1han,arla 70 We
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UPON FINANCIAL QUESTIONS,

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The Beasiey Correspondence.

J, J. Vertrees Chairman:
Iuclosed please find a list of appointments
made out by the commits for the Hon. John
r. Beasley, a candidate for governor. III
this list suits your committee Mr.. Beasley
will be pleased TO have General Bate meet
him in public discussion at each of these APP
pointments. If, upon examination, your
committee is not pleased with the list here
with handed you, you will please signify
that fact to me in writing, and indicate where
and when it will be convenient for us to
meet, in order to make out list OF appoint
menis for joint discussion between the can
didates. / have addressed note similar to
this to each chairman of the respective COM
mittees. Please hand yoursuote of reply to
DIR. E. A. East, at Nashville, as / may be abb
sent at the time. Yours respectfully,
o. A. NIXON, Chairman.
vERTREEs's REPLY.
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 10. 1882
The Hon. o. A. Nixon, Chairman, etc..
DEAR SIR have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter of the Sfh
instant. On behalf Of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee 1 have had correspond
ence, beginning July 9th, with the Hon. w.
P. =Brownlow, chairman of the Republican
Executive Committee, with view to arrang-
ing for Joint discussion before the people.
Mr.. Brownlow has declined upon the ground
that his committee desire The discussion to
be participated in by Mr.. Beasley and Mr..
RUSSELL also. The Democratic Committee
are satisfied that the hope of Republican
success in the canvass is based upon the pos
,ible detection of Democratic votes to Mr..
Beasley and Mr.. RUSSELL. Mr.. Brownlow in
,orms US that he has been in communication
With the representatives of Messrs. Beasley
lnd Russell, and that he will meet them for
conference here on the 18th instant. For
he reasons given in our correspondence with
lima copy of which we furnish you-I
must decline TO make list of joint appoint
nents between General Bate and Mr.. Beas-
ey. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN J. VERTREES,
Chairman Democratic Executive Comm Ltee.
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GARNETTS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. EIlicott
" City, Nd Principal, James NJ. GaTnett NJ A.
Ii D. Reopens Wednesday. Sept. 18th. Thorough
nrpuRratOn. Location high. Climate healthy
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Law SCHOOL of WASHINGrON ED
LEE UHItE&SHfB-Gen-G G. W. C. LEE, Pres
ideut- Faculty: c. A. Graves, MA. Prof. Common
Law and Equity; Hon: J. Randolph Tucker, Ii. D.,
Prof. Constitutional Law: Hon. II. w. Shelley,
Ii. D., Lecturer on Wills; Judge VIM McIauehlin
Lecturer on Pleading Session begins Sep, ember
q, 1851 For catalogue and full iniornast hon ad-
Prof. q. A GRAVES Va
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VIRGINIA
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Mrs. GIN. J.. Z. B. STUART, Principal.
The next session WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER
4Gh with full corps of teachers Training thor
ouRh ana terms moderate Catalogue sent upon
spDIicaIion TO the Principal.
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COLONEL vERTREEs CONTINUES:
Thereupon 1 wrote:


NASHVILLE, TENN, July %, 1882.
To the Hon. w. p Brownlow, Chairman, ETC.:
DEAR SRI have the honor to acknowl-
edge receipt of yours of the I'D instant. A
discussion with the Hon. Alvin Hawkins as
the Republican candidate for governor, is
desired by General Bate, the Democratic
candidate; and shall be glad to meet you
at such an early day as may suit your own
convenience, 10 arrange for such discussion.
No result would be reached by the confer
ence to which you refer in your letters of the
18th and 22d instant, as joint discussion
with all the candidates for governor would
not be participated in by General Bate. /
respectfully request to be definitely informed
whether you accept or decline the PROPOSE
lion contained in my letter of 9th instant.
Very respectfully,
JOHN ]. VERTREES, Chairman.
[Colonel Brownlow replied August 7th
that he could not, as the representative of
Governor Hawkins and the Republican
party, consent to discriminate against can
didates, by excluding Messrs. RUSSELL and
Beasley. He added that he will be in
Nasty the 18TH inst ant to meet the chair
men who represent RUSSELL and Beasley,
with view to arranging a list of appoint
ments, and hopes Chairman Vertrees will also
be present and take part in the meeting
REPORTFF " = - = -
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We have here an extensive fertile domain
sufficient to feed the millions of population
in Europe, seemingly provided by Provi-
dence with a water navigation and an outlet
which, in the near future, under wise legisla-
ton. will make this valley the garden spot
of the world il our government will show
sayacity to reclaim it from the waste and
wilderness in which its riches slumbsr.
Civilization cannot and will not afford to
leave these broad acres to remain in their
present uselessness to the world. I favor
legislation upon the subject of railroad
transportation.
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HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE /
COMMITTEE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
To the Democrats of Tennessee:
Your com mittee submit the following cor
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They are great civilizing influence, and
an absolute need Of the age in which we live.
/ would make no unjust war upon them, and
great factor, now become of such importance.
But they must be placed under "Iaw and
rule" and tie government owes it to the
people to place such restrictions and control
upon them, as will prevent extortion and un-
due discrimination from the power in their
hands. They are subjects and not rulers, and
themselves will generally agree that the gov
eminent should lake strong hold Of any evil
wonderful development in the world; and
those in whose hands this industry is viii
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