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MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, July lO.-No sales OF to-
baccO. Flour, superfine, not quoted
new choice brands, 14GSI5. Wheat,
new, 8. Corn, shelled, $50 delivered.
Oats in bulk, sec. Mess pork, so. Ba.
con, shoulders, l0c; clear sides, 1916
packed sugar cured hams, l7I6IsJc.
Raw whisky in bond, zoe.
New ORLEANS, July 0.-COtten, IN
settled sales, 1900 bales low middling,
22l@2S4c; receipts, y bales; exports,
go bales, Louisiana clarified sugar,
l58c Cuba, Nos. y to Il, 13Ic. Molas,
ses, no sales. Super1ne flour quoted Sll
double extra TO choice, SI301S. Corn,
quiet and firm yellow and mixed, 81 Is,
Oats, quiet and firm Soc. Pork, ad.
vanced S28 80. Bacon, firm shoulders,
l04c; clear sides, advancing, 1llc. Lard,
dull and nominal t]ierces, l23(6I28e;
keg, l34{Gl3kc. Gold, 80 sterling, 50G
So New York sight, 4GF premium.
NEW YORK, July l0-COtton, firm
and more active; sales, 1900 bales up
lands, 284c. Flour, 10000 better, S. GOA
s 50 for supertine state and western.
Whisky, quiet and steady. Corn, less
active 81 0S4 for new mixed western.
Oats, better S0(9S3c. Western rye, qniet.
Sugar, firm Cuba, 114@121c. Molasses,
quiet. Pork, unsettled S22@25 for new
mess.
NeW York Money Market-Money
easy, 496c. Sterling firm, 1OG1Otc.
Exports Of specie to-day, 81, AL, 74s.
Governments shade frmer. Western
Union telegraph, 493650c. Receipts OF
~sub-treasury, 81, 1850, ga: payments, 1885,
1856; balance, S1I7, 427, 100.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Flour advanc-
ing family, Sl2(Gl3; fancy, SI3 5O0I4.
Wheat firmer; No. 2, g 40. Corn un-
changed, 95G96c for No. I in bulk s56
SEC for sacked. Oats advanced 73c for
No. l. Rye scarce, 81 %. Cotton dan,
&c for mIddling. Whisky steady, zoe in
bond. Pork lrmer, S22922 25. Bacon
active l0c for shoulders, 13c for clear
sides, lac for clear rib, II2c for rib;
common hams, lie; sugar cured, I992Oc.
Lard, lie.
81. LOUIS, July 10.-TObacco dull and
unchanged. Cotton dull and nominal At
22tG23c. Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat active, l09l5c. higher, prime
new s. 4OGS2 58. Corn heavy, easier at
9Oc.9 5 %. Oats very firm at 769sOa.
Rye firm at 81 10. Provisions buoyant.
Pork, SIS 759S23 90. Bacon, shoulders
93c., clear sides ISc., clear rib I25e.
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LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning Obedience to anc
maintenance Of al laws, State ard Ma.
Aonal, constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE TO Tyranny, U~surpstioE
and Oppression, o. one man or many
and to sl encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the Just
and Constitutional prerogstives II any
Department Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION OF disfrsnehised citizens
to all rights and privileges OF which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the colored
rsee Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
OF any honest debt
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military Des-
potisms, no e%nthroning Of martial Law,
no suspension Of the writ OF Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsry Commissions, no yettrss de cachet,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBORDINATIoN Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARNIEsO Of States in time
Of peace.
APPRovALof the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that he has done
to defend the Constitution and TO main
tain the rightfuI supremacy Of the civil
law; and charity and allowance for
what be has left UndOne or done smiss.
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Trgtst Sale.

IN pursuance of the provisions Of a Trust
Il Deed to me executed by A Street on 18th
day OF November, 1855, and which is duly regis
tered in the Registers ofice OF shelby county,
In Book No. 40, Part /, pages 475, 46 and AZ /;
and also in pursuance of a Consent Decree
made by the Hon. William N. Smith. Judge Of
the Chanoery Court Of Memphis on I'D day Of
April, 1867, in the eau Is tending in said Court,
wherein Charles ]. Sesy AMI Others are COM
ants. I will, at the Southwest corner OF the in
tersection Of Poplar and Second streets, in
Memphis, on Thursday, the 18th d y OF August,
1857, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. ami
- m. of said day, proceed TO sell. at
public auction, 70 the highest bidder
upon the terms here.I after mentioned,
the following described Lots Of Land, to-
geth-r with the improvements thereon,
situated in Mempni7, Shelby county, Tennss-
see, viz: Being Lots Nos. 2bg ana 20, as known
on the m2p Of Memphis, and bounded as FOL
lows: Beginning at the Southwest sOrner OF
the intersrcti n Of Poplar and Se,O ud streets,
running thence West with the south line Of
Poplar street l24H Re {; tn nee South parallel
vito Second street 744 feet to a stake; thence
West ~ Get TO an alley thence with
said alley ~ feet tC the intersection OF the
alley; thence East with said alley TO Second
street; therce with Second street 1857 feet 70
the beginning. Excepting aud eLcludbig, how
ever, from said Lots, that part conveyed and
relinquished on TIE 9Th day of March, Is 0, by
the undersigned and Brinkiey & ~DOugherty, to
A. Street, bounded aud described IS follows,
viz: BEGINNING at the South-aNt corner Of , OF
No. 69, at the Intersection of the North side OF
The nrst alley south Of Poplar street with the
" - aaA9 - VA AHhA q " Ia
wsrdly with Wesl side OF Second street . feet,
more or less, 10 a point at which said West side
of Second street IS intersected by q line
running through the center Of the middle
parallel wall from East TO West, OF three story
brick building, embracing two now
In said lot No. a9; theme from said point Of
intersection Westward y 1857 feet 10 the East
side OF the first alley, West OF Second street
thence with the East side of said last men
toned alley S~outhwardly. . feet more or less,
70 the point Of Intersection of the East side Of
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
OF the first alley South OF Poplar street-said
point OF intersection being the southwest cor
ner'Of lot No, 259; thence eastwardly with the
East side of the said last mentioned alley, 1855
feet, TO the beginning.
Said property Will be sold on the following
terms, viz; One-fouIth Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance on a credit o. four and
eight months, for which the purchasers will be
required 10 give notes with approved personal
security and a lien likewise to be retained on
the property to secure these deferred pay
ments. The equits o. redemption Is waived,
and the title is believed TO be perfect, but /
shall only convey as trustee.
NJ. j.. WICKS. Trustee.
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CONSULTING PHYSICIANS,
B. w. AVANT, f. A. RAMSEY
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DIED.

KING-At his residence, in Arkansas, on the
~9thlnst., Of neuralgia, HIEL s. KING.
his funeral Will take place at Elmwood, This
Thursday Evening, at 4 O'Clock. Services by
the Rev. Mr.. Collins. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. Carriages at Flaherty's, on
Union street.
CLARKE-Tuesday, the 9th inst, Mn. MAR
TIA AM CLARKE. wife OF Z. f. Clarke, OF this
city, in the s5th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral. from their resi-
dence, corner Of shelby and HuIing streets. On
Thursday, the llth inst, at 10 O'Clock am
without further notice. ivIat
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OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT

D. q. KENNY, Civil Engineer Id PORTER.
and Surveyor.
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HEADQUARTERS fTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,0
MISSISSIPPI y AHKANSAsi ;
NrCEaRURg. Miss lime f1 TSe7 /


HEADQUARTERS 4Ta MILITARY DIsTRICr,)
MISSISSIPPI AND ~AHKANssst
NICKsBURG, Miss, June II, 1867.
General Orders No. y.
/. With 6 view to secure to labor in
this district its hire or jHst share Of the
crops, as well as to protect the interest
alike Of debtors and creditors from sscri-
fees Of property by forced sales in the
present impoverished condition of the
country, it is ordered that all proceed
ings for the sale Of land under cultiva-
ton, or Of the crops, stock, farming
utensils or other material, used in tilling
such lsBds, in pursuance Of any execu-
ton, writ or order Of sale, issued in case
where the debt or other cause of civil acl
ton was contracted or accrued, prior to
the first day of January, 1866, he stayed
and suspended until after the thirtieth
day Of December, 1867. In the mean
time all interferences, under color of any
such legal process with the lawful tenant
IN c~uluvating or gathering the growing
crops, is prohibited provided that the
rights or remedies fora recovery of debts,
at any time, Of parties to whom the
crops have teen hypothecated, for
money, stock, or other means Of maize
rial, supplied In the cultivation of the
land, shall not be hereby p~rejudioed or
postponed.
This order to go into effect from and
after the Goth day Of June, 1867, In the
state Of Mississippi, and from and sitter
the 30th Of June, 1867, in the state of
Arkansas.
II. II having been reported that corn,
20 much needed by the poor OF this dis
uiCt, is being made into whisky illieitly,
sub-district n post commanders are
directed, when they can learn Of the ex-
istence OF any distillery engaged in man
u~faciuring whisky, to inform themselves
whether it pays the legal taxes, and If
not, seize it and all the liquors they can
find, and, Is poverty increases where
whisky abounds, the property seized will
be 4old for the benefit Of the poor Of the
county in which it is found, and the
money will be divided under the direo-
ton Of the registration bosEd for that
county, to whom it will be duly turned
over.
Snb-district and post commanders are
intrusted with the execution of this
order.
III. When complaints are made by
citizens that they have been prosecuted
by the civil authorities for opinfon'ssake,
such complaints viii be entertained bv
post commanders Ia this district. who.
after carefully inguiring into the circum.
stances, taking testimony under oath of
both parties, will forward a report Of
their Investigation, accompanied by The
Rfidavits, TO these headquarters.
By command o. Brevet Mai Gen. Ord.
JOAN TYLER.
Assistant AdsntRDt General.
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M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

80 notice can be taken OF anonymous Gem
munieations. Whatever Is intended FOR In
ser7ion in the APPEAL, must be authenu-
Zted By the name and address OF the
watsr, AZ a guarantees Of his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters saould be addressed 20 IHE
PEA Memphis
Communication for PGbBeation must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, and with
All other matters connected with the odito-
rial dspartmsnL should be addressed: EDI-
TORS oFrHE APFEAL- Memphis
We cannot. as a rule, undertake 70 return arti-
cle not found sastabls for publication
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To Builders.

THE undersigned proposes to divide fifty or
i one hundred acres Of his land into small
lOts-say, OF nve acres each-and 20 give the
alternate lots in pa ment for Improvement
constructed upoE the others.
IT eland is situated three miles east of the city
Of Memphis, at the terminus of Union avenue,
fronting on the extension Of that avenue, on
Irrelevant avenue, and on the Poplar street
road. II is covered in part with a beautiful
growth OF forest trees, and is unsurpassed by
any other suburban properly in point of health,
building sites, and-the character of the sur
rounding neighbOrs.
In undertaking this enterprise builders can,
in addition TO their nsaal profits. calculats
with certainty on the enhancement OF the
va ne Of the lots paid them, by the improve
ment Of those adjoining.
Apply to RoysIer, Trezevant q Co., Ayres
Building, 90 Second street, OF TO me at their
once. IivlO lmI n. M. TREZENANT
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no rae READERs OF THE APPEAL.

The constantly enlarging circulation OF the
APPEAL. q the generous support given 20
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the pr0prlst0r OF the general
approval b. thu public Of is course since Il
came into their hands.
It's Past Is the pledge It oEe-s for the Future
II wiz continue 70 e~ndeavour, 10 accordance
with the motto which II has adopted, 10 say
those things only that are true and honest u
has but a single Client. the People ofthe south
and Il VIII endsayor 70 advise as readers
wisely. In that it may ofsn fail butts opin-
ions shall always be honest snd conscientious
at least
Those TO whom its conduct Is entrusted VIII
continue 70 eudeavor to make the APPEAL uc-
certable 70 is readers, and desirable as q me-
dium for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
essry Sunday reading appropriate 10 that day
a1d the propristors hope, by close attention 70
The aahln Of the papers and office, 20 stl en-
rae IL TO the support a confidence OF the
psopls- on which alone IL depends
JOHN 5. e. HOGAN g. co.
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THE creditors Of the estate OF S. s. Malone
are hereby nouded thai I have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate 10 the CLERK ofihe
County ourtof Upton cc0nzy, Tennessee, ana
the creditu Of SAID estate are noliGec 70 Gle
fhair claimss, duly authenticated, within six
months from date hereof, On this notice will be
dledin ear OF TIE same
ApKia'Ss 1881 aplsff
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DiUidend Notice.

A Tameeting OF the Directors % the German
"a National Bank he'd July 5th. a dividen,
of 5 per cent. was declared. free of Government
tax, payable after the J0th Inst.
Transfer books closed until 18th.
iyIO3t MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
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A UIT has been commenced at
Auburn, New York, for an injunction
against the Merchants Union express
company and for 8 receiver Of its prop
erty. The suit is brought on the grounds
Of the reckless squandering 81 the
money OF the company, It's present in
s~oIve1cy, and the attempt on the part of
q portion Of the company to effect, for
their own benefit 3 secret and elaudes-
tine arrangement for winding up the
compahy,-Naeonoi InteHigeaeer.
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WILL convene on Saturday Otthl, at the
w ONCE OF Caruthers & King, rs Second
street, at . o'clock pm.
A full attendance is solicited, as the Treas
ur-r. Brother A. NJ. Lewis, desires 70 make his
report in which IL will be Sc n that the Society
is Tree from debt and on a prosperous basis.
BY order OF The Dean.
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So. Andretcs, Societn.

4 SPECIAL meeting OF the st. Andrews So
n ciety will be held Friday evening, at 5
o'clock. As business OF vital Importance Will
be brought before the Society, il is hoped there
will be a full and prompt attendance Of the
members.
fvIO n JOHN AINSLIF President
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EducatiOnaI.
DY the action 81 The Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two schools have been consolidated.
The buildings aud groauds belonging 10 them
VIII be thoroughly repaized and can acccmmr
dale from 100 10 500 pupil1. AIiberai p4frouo9a
can be commanded. and the Trustees are aefer-
mined 20 build up a lrst ciass Female School
They wish to enRaEs a cOmpeteut PRINCIPAL
with a corps Of Teachers for the Literary De-
partmenL At the head ~ the Musical Da-
partment "a q Professor Who ha5 most SUCCESS
fully been connected with the Schools Tor the
last ten years Phi attention OF vel CualIHed
candidates for permanent situation ans a No
sition that can be made 70 pay Is solicited.
Applications with vouchers win Be considsrsT
NTH the hrst August next
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SaInrdar. the ISth Dan of JulE. 1s6l

Marion, Crttenden county, Arkansas, sell %
the highest bidder, for casn In hand. the FOL
lowing described real estate, situate IN Crilteu-
den county Arkansas, aud known as mat part
OF the spanish Grant originally owned BY the
Grandee rEtate, conveyed bv william o. d.
spain 10 George W. Underbiii aud Isaac Bur-
gstt Tie south part Of the southwest quarter
Of section tWenfy-four "a conveyed in same
deed the east halt Of section thiriy-six go
i've 1851, alt in township seven "a, north Of tbs
bsse line Of range eight 81 east OF he 9th prin-
cipsi meridian.
perfectly good. but 1 shall convey only IS
Trustees.
Part OF this land comprises one Of the finest
plantations on the Military Road, with Gin
house, Cabins, etc., being the plantation known
as tine Brown Place, near Marion. Ark.
mySl tde BIC. BEOWN Trustee.
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KEYE are daily receiving Superior AIabams
w lime, in large quantities., which we are
selling at lowest rates, at the Blud City Cotton
Shed, corner Linden and Clinton streets.
JyGim EpnINs & GoL1GHTLY.
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NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
IN with the provisions and directions OF a
deed in trust executed and delivered u me on
ley (which deed Is OF record in the Recorders
Office or Crittenden county Alkansas,) and foi
the payment OF the notes therein described, ]
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Ghanoery Sale of Real Estate


Friday, August 9, 1867.
Mo- ls2 n. r. D.-JohR ROsser ct al. vs.. Arthur
Council
Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
DY virtue Of an inteTcolutory decree In this
ID csuse, 1 VIII sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder. at the Courthouse door, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee. On
Friday, August 8, 1867,
The following described property, tO-Wit The
und ivided one-lhird interest OF the defendant,
Arthur Connen, in the mill premises and
properly operated by W. N. Erskine q Co. and
formerly by Uonnelt q ROSser, situated in the
city OF Memphis, north OF Grifings SaWmill
and on the west side Of Front or Chiekasaw
street.
r CT SALE.-On a credit Of seven On
months. notes wit good security, and lien re-
tanned TIL Payment of purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master,
July 9, 1867. jylO I'd
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q. KENNY,
J. q POHT ER
Masonic College.

MACON, Fayette county. Tenn, situated
vi thirty miles nom Memphis. seven miles
north Of Lafayette Depot NJ y c. r. r.
EAGULrI-6t W. Johnston. Abb. President
aud Professor q Ancient LaugIIages; Otway
p. Young. A. T., Professor Of Mathematics :
Colin Mckinney, A n, Prufesfsnr Of Mental
and Moral science and English Literature.
This Institution was reOpeued October 1885,
and has reachBd "a state CT permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual session ain be opesed
July Is, 1857, and viii consist Of Two IerIns-O
weeks each.
CaARe ES-English and Mathematics. So
SIS and $50 per Term. Each Language s. extra
per Term. Contingent fee. 81 50 per Term.
Excellent board. Iucludirg room, fuel, wash
inz and light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus wiz be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station 10 Ma
con. Wednesday, and Saturdays js2Slmp
an, w mr~rsco ,s w,oss
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BROWNsvILIE

Is elIeibly located, being directly on he ii,a -
the Memphis and Louisvhle Railroad. 5no5
society, healtay, with a p~5puaticn ~ ~,
lnnaois1nts L2rh 80 eocets ma prosperous
late WaF. Address the UNDERSIGNED.
J p. WOOD
secretary Board Trasieas
RFoWnsville, Tenn, June 2. 1851. jeAI@
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NEW ADvE


II meeting Of the Board o Directors Of the
u Desoto Insurance. and Trust ompLay
held this day, q dividend Of ten per cent. on tie
capital s50sk, less government tax, was de-
ciared. J q LOH9DALE, Seey.
Memphis. July 5, 1851. iy9iw
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nEALER in Green Vegetables, Butter, Eggs
IL and Country Produce. Steamboats,, HO-
rs, Restaurants and Private Families sup
piled on shortest notice. Depot, in Bradley
Block, on Water street, between Adams and
jefferson, Memphis, Tenn
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DIRECTORS,

W. ID. MOOhE,
H5The Company is now prepared to issue
Policies in all the various forms Of Life Insu-
ance, and respectfully solicit public patronage
FrHr &c
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Charcoal!
Charcoal

I AM prepared to deliver the bestCHARCOAL
4 in large or small quantities, in any part Of
the city. Leave your orders with John Keno,
corner south and shelby streets
jel6 inns J.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed OF Trust made TO me by
Is Thomas Leonard, on I7th March, 1850, 10
secure the payment Of certain notes therein
mentioned, due to n AZ Trezevant, / viii, by
bis direction, sell TO the highest bidder for cash,
on Saturday, the 10lh day OF August, 1867, the
following property LOT No SEVENTEEN Of
NJ 81. Trezsvant's Subdivision OF Lands situa-
ted about four miles East Of the City OF Mem
phis, containing about Five Acres.
Sale between the hours OF 10 am. and y m.
at the sale Room of ROyster, TreDevant & Co,
Auctoneers. No. 27B second str 81. Ayres
Building. JOHN IRRELEVANT,
fvU sat Trustee.
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NEW ADvERTrsEM'rs

MASONIC NOTICE-The
I1 omcers and members OF leila
scott Lodge, 10. &9, will meet al me w
Ea1 OF south Memphis Lodge. No M
~, This Thursday Evening, JULY y
and F. Z. degrees.
OfheeIs and members OF sister city Lodges and
ternally invited to att nd.
By order OF JOHN kINSLIE. W. NJ
Attest
H. WoonwARD, Secretary. iyII 1t
DOR RENT
desirable Residence, well shaded. on Madi-
son street, northeast corner OF Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge Apply 10
ANDREW DANERI,
jyll I've SO Second street.
T O II
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, with hite en-
ameledleafin the center, for which I will pay a
liberal reward to the hEdergby leaving It at this
omes. jylI 2t
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$50 Reaoard.

GIoLEN nom nay stable, on the night OF the
- 2sth ef June, q small strawberry Roan Mare
Pony, f0eryears old. about twelve hands high.
a above reWard yil be psid for the delivery
OF the pony, or any iaiCe nation 40 ! can get
her. ILL BEASLET, galloway station.
JyHH Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
rERLINs FowLKEs, THOMAS p. ADAMs,
EmTEETW 49,
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Seizure of Whisky in New York
Amusements-Absence OF Governor
~ BakeF-T0Wnship Election. u.
especial to Evansville Journaai.l


ar Especial to Evansville Journal Is
INDIANAPOLIS, April IA splen-
did audience crowded the Metropoli-
tan tonight, to witness the first ap-
pearance in this city of Vestvali, the
magnificent" s9
The Hanlon Brothers, at Morris S
Opera House. attracted large crowd.
who witnessed their unapproachable
feats with unbounded enthusiasm
--Shop-ifting has become mania
here. Several women have been ar
rested with large amounts of goods
concealed about their persons.@ z.
The absence of Governor Baker
has put temporary check on import
ant news from the State House.
The Township election pass
ed off = quietly. - The vote = has
been light. The counting will
not be finished till morning. but
the Judges of1election say the Union
ticket is undoubtedly elected, by FIVE
to seven hundred majority. =