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E

GALVESTON, June 9.-An Austin spe-
cisl 10 the NslCS says the Judiciary Com
mittse reported q resolution, which
passed, requesting Congress to allow the
Convention to appoint Boards Of Regis
trstiOn.
Hamilton, Of Travis, said he believed
Gen. Buchanan was partial to those who
were in deadly hostility to the Govern
ment, and nothing could be hoped from
him.
Hamilton, Of BastroP, called Gen. Bu-
chsnan "C~opperhead," and said the
latter would stock the Convention with
rebels if be had the power.
A committee wss appointed to take
into consideration q division of the State.
The Committee on Public Lands was
requested to inquire into the prOpriety Of
selling 8 psrt Of the State to the Gov
eminent.
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MARRIED.

JONES-WHITE-On the evening Of Feb
ruary 10th, by the Rev. DR.. Harvey, at the resi-
dence or the brides father, near Santsrena,
Province OF Para, Brazil, DR.. WIZ. c. JONES,
formerly of Arkansas, to Miss ADA A. WHITE,
only daughter Of Capt. James White, formerly
of Alabama.
Avalanche, Nashville Banner and Mobile
Adver, issr please copy.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Tne delegates
from Mobile, st. Louis and Cincinnati
are here with q view to secure the CO.
operation of the merchants of Louisville
in The movement now being made to
open Bayou MoUehRc.
There was quite g large assemblage at
Cedar Hill Park this evening to witness
the match game of base ball between the
Athletic Club, of Philadelphia, and the
Louisville Club, Of this city. The game
lasted two hours end resulted in an easy
victory for the Athletics. The score
stood as follows: Athletic, 81; Louis.
vile, 3. The Louisville boys were white
Wgshed eight times.
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CANADA.

TORONTO, June e-The case against
Boyd & Wood to recover United States
postage stamps to the amount Of sos,
captured in July, 1854, by the Confede-
rate privateer Florida from the United
States steamer Electric Spark, near New
York harder, wa argued yesterday be-
fore Vice Chancellor MoHstt, aud now
stands for judgment.
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MARKETS
new Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-Cotton dull and low
er: middIngs 27Z92s; sales AZ baits receipts
60 bales; exLors Z7g7 bales. Sterling 52Z454H;
gold 81 New York sight q premium. Sugar
supernne s. IS. Corn dull at 9ec-9Sl Oats qui.
ct at Toe. Hay sIS920. Pork hrmer at SS -
Bacon shoulders ISSI34 clear sides hgIH.
Lard dull at ls9A.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, June a.-TObacco active sales
I49 hbds; Tugs S8@9; medium leaf sl49l5; cut
ting SIS 25@2t 70. Flour superhne s69o 50
WCeat e 2582 80. Corn ssr90. Oats SIC. Rye
S292 %. Lard ITI9ISc. PORK So 75S2S. Bl-
en- shoulders l31ae.; clear sides I9c-; bulk
shoulders I24e.; clear sides l6c. Whisky raw
free 81 Is
st. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, June g.-Pork 81 50. Lard IN
changed. Bacon and haur unchanged. Corn
inactive at sS@>6c. Oats 74976c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Flour dull; family
Oats 75978c- PORK is hello at 81 T5S3. Balk
shoulders I2c.; sides lie. Bacon shoulders l3c.;
sides I6HaI6Ic. Lard Is held at I71@9l7Hc.
Butter 2Og2jc. Eggs &c. Hay declined 81.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, June Cotton dull and q shade
lower; sales SO bales uplands S9c. Rice and
coffee dull. Sugar, Cubs uH3l24c MJlasse-
quiet; Cuba oZc. Flour dull. " heat drm at
u I7Sl IS Corn dull at 81 OSSl Co.
Dry goods are s.Rguant.
Money easy cali loans 3G5; sterling quiet at
I09i0H; gold Sz9SSs old Tsnnessees 70 new
Tenne sees rs.
Foreign Markets.
LoEDoN, June 9-Co1sols closed a. 95@S5H
Five twenttes 75g751s.
LIVERPOOL, June S.-CottOn closed dull and
lower upIands 49I7zd; Orleans uz9u2sdi
sales SEQ bales.
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"A New York letter-writer says: The
era of high rents for business houses ia
not past, by any means. It is a marvel
to outsiders how some merchants man.
age TO pay as much as they do. The old
LoTillard residence, on the corner OF
Broadway and Tenth street, is now being
converted into a store, with two build
ings on Tenth street added, and I under
stand that 3 retail dealer In ribbons,
trimmings, etc, has leased it at q rent OF
forty thousand dollars q year. Rents on
Broadway, between canal street and the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, are higher this year
than ever before, and will probably be
still higher next year. If business does
not greatly improve, it will be utterly
impossible for some OF the Broadway
dealers 10 psy the rents they are now
under contract TO pay,
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, June 9.-An Athens letter
states that the Greek Government had
received the Cretsn Deputies, thus vir-
tuslly recognizing Crete as a part of the
Greek nation, which will lead to q war
between Turkey and Greece, and Doubt
less VIII be followed by a general
European war.
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AND V E

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-The river is
falling, with six feet five inches in the
canal.
The weather is clear sDd pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The river has risen
two feet within the past forty-eight
hours.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
STOCKS AND BONDS.

UANTED AT MEAPBI5 CITY SAVINGS
w lN5IITUTiONs corner Jefferson and
Front streets
Miss. CeAtral r. r. LIST and ID MOFtg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. r. r. LIST MOrfg. Bonds.
Mem. and Chas. h. r. I'd MOrtg. Bonds.
". ana L. r. r. r. lt MOrtg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphts and Ohio = Ter cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
MemDhi City Endorsed Bonds
Mobile snd y. r r. s per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. r 81 per cent. interest Eonds,
Mobile and y. R.. R. Income Bonds.
Memphis and o. r. B.. Stock.
teiO II 2. & KIRK Cashfar
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NEW ADvERTxsEM'NTs
Consider Your Health.

THE finely finished bathing boat OF Mr..
L Hundhausen, deceased, Is again open Tor
the uss OF Iadlss and gentlemen, or private
families The boat lies at the foot OF Washing
ten street. Rented ana furnished with all
ike IL.
season Tickets, SO; Private Baths, so cents;
BasoD do, DC. All In search of healthy recrea-
non are invited.
EMILY AUNDEAUsEN, Proprietress.
saTnt fV7
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AUCTION.


A DMINIsTRATORS SALE OF THE PER-
"a ishaols Property OF the late Dr. \ NJ
Wheaton, teceaSed.-On SATURDAY, June
Is, lecb, at the salesrFOm o. ROyster. TrsZevaue
q Co., AuctiOneers, No. rs Second street. I viii
ober at public sale. 70 the highest and best
bidder the psr1shable property OF DR.. =. &.
neaGOn+ deceased, consisting OF the usual
variety Of Household Furniture, and also ~
ONE choice OIL Paintings, selected by the late
owner, in person, nom The finest galleries IN
Europe also, avery hne Harness Horse. Bur~Y
aud Harness, good as new. Terms or Ssle-A
credit Of u months. with bond, u two OF more
approved securities.
JOHN p. THEZEVAET.
Special Administrator, with VIM Annexed
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, June 9.-The Jerome
Park races were postponed yesterday, on
account of the ram.
J. Ross Brown, Minister to China,
sailed in the Henry Chsuneey tO-dsy for
California
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BRUSSELS, June 9-Rlotous demon
STATIONS have recently been made In
Luxembourg in favor Of France. The
disorder was promptly suppressed and
the leaders arrested.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 9.-Collicutt and
Eureght arrived ST the Penitentiary last
night. To-day their hair was cut and
they were dressed in prison clothes.
They have not as yet been assigned.
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Office.
Greeks Insurance AZ ,nCy, 279 1.2
Main Street.
ANTI-M o n o Y.

NOT being a member OF the Monopoly
~ respectfully state. that In view OF the Ex-
D resolution adopted by the Menu
phis Board of Underwriters, as published in
the Appeal and Avalanche OF this 9Th date,
will leave for the North and Esst In a fsV days
to make ARRANGEMENTS with hrst-class CON pa
ntes-pot represented by the mcnopoiv-to
take tha entire line Of risks that may DC offered
In any one building and approved by the I'M
dersigneo ; knowing, tnronga The innuenee 1
have in both sections, can secure Policies In
Companies that vii be UEosJEcTJoNABLE 10
the most FAsTIDIoUs. l au now preparett 20
cover $4,000 In any one building: as wen 10
Grant special or open Marine Policies.
GEO. ". L. CROOK,
teie Iadspsndant Insuranee Ageaey.
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@

NEW HAVEN, June 9.-The Demo.
cEic State Convention has instructed
delegates to vote as a unit, unless
eQuallY divided.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, June 9.-Wm. SprsgEe
was to-day reelected United States Sen
stor, without opposition.
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The Late FIEzIe-Ehe Battle MOney-The
Opinion OF stakeholder.

Opinion OF the Stakeholder.
It is well known that the editor Of the
New York Clipper holds the stake mon
ev Of the McCOOle and COburn wind"
Mill. aud as a demand has been made
for the funds by the McCoole party, the
following extract from the Clipper may
not be uninteresting, as in a essur It
foreshadows the action of the stake-hold-
er regarding the battle money in his
hands. After reviewing the events at
tending the meeting, he says:
The match, therefore, remains in abey-
q and although it is said that Nc
Coole claimed the stakes in the ring, we
have heard Of nothing direct from either
party. Unless either can prove beyond
cayil, that bis opponent was instrument
sary's arrest for the purpose Of
preventing 3 meeting, neither
nan has any ground upon which
he can make claim for the stakes; and
unless there is a mutual agreement
neither can draw his money. Unless
some mutual arrangement can be made
to draw the stakes, we would suggest
that a meeting of the principals aud tneir
hackers be held here, as soon as McCOOle
and COburn are released, and thereby
come to a determination as to future
proceedings. A psrty-whether by au
JhOrity or not, We cannot state-c8lled
upon US a day or two ago, and stated
that "Coburn was willing to leave the
stakes remain, increase the amount
$1,000 TO 5000 a side, and fight upon neu-
trail ground, Canada or elsewhere"
There Is sufficient money. at stake al
ready. II a meeting cannot be brought
about for ten thousand dOIlars, there is
less probability of the match being
brought TO a satisfactory conclusion
when the stakes are greater. If Coburn
means fighting, the stakes in hand are
ali sufficient TO reward him should he
prove q winner.
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The deyotees of the "P. R' will be
panied to learn that Patsy Nelson and
Dennis Hudson, two promising feather
weights have been sentenced to eighty
days in Jail, at Terre Haute, IadiaDa-
Just double the dose administered to Nc
Coole aud Cobnrn. Pugillsts had better
keep out Of indiana.
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NOTICE

A MEETING OF the Stockholders CT the
IA Manhattan savings Rank viii be held It
their ofnOe, No. 9 Madison street. on WEDNES-
DAY, June 10th, for tue purpose Of electing
Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
isa& JACOB LEVY, PrsatdszA
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Notice.

DELEGATEs to the Demscrau Co~.,,z
viii be carried at a III FARE -, ~
Commercial and Livery. Nc.
JOHN B DIV Is. supr
1e9t II N. ard W = PSI -
L HORSE, branded wita les er II on rfS5f 90
shoulder, and blsEsfaeA. white right hfnd foot-
Ine owner can oosS.n sansoy proving urop.
STEPHEN STEEL
iss7ws ~ eape fshtzG eetp0a sSsa,
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Drugs :
KEAsREY Z o

DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES. pEe,
Eaney sna lo.tet articles. PhyT-
Correctness In the eon oandinz Of pres -t5-
gtst, win be fo1T. in the Prescrfptfon Drag-
Hls15 KEASSEY &
leLIN u Poplar street. eornat -
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE copa rtnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the undersigned, under the style and
name OF PEARCE. FARu. & 20 Is this day
dissolved By mutual consent, NJ. G PearOe. 7.
q. Park aud u b. Sngg7, retiring. J. n. Nc
will continue the Wholesale Gro
Gerry and Cotton Business, who assumes tbs ia
bilities OF the late 1rn.
T. c.. Park Is authorized 70 attend % the set
Element OF all claims belonging to the late nruo.
and viii bo found at the old stand, 2Of Front
Row. NJ. PEAECE.
TIC PARK.
HI MCCLELLAN,
L. B. SUGGS.
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In the District Court OF the United States. Tor
ne district OF Vest Tennessee In the natter
marcus Sksller, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
District OF West Tennessee-A
To whom 1t may concern
Inc undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Marcus Skal1er. OF
the county Of shelby, ana state 81
1snneSsee, within said District. who mas bee1
the District Court OF said District.
m Tenn, the Sth cay of June. AB-
DOS Y. CIRODE.
Jeo 10 y Assignee etc.
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BLIFTL AND BLACK GEORGE; THl
PURITAN AND BLAGELEG.

PURITAN AND BLAtHLEG.
The National LgteAigeacer Gays, Of the
investigation engaged in by Benz. f.
Butler and his guano associates, and Of
George Wilkes, editor Of the Spirit Of
the Times, and Tilton, editor Of the III.
dependent:
All these so-caIled Investigations Of the
Radical majority have ended in nothing
but expense and discredit. They are in
tended to ill the pockets of partisaas,
sud are used as political machines, which
the Treasury is required to pay for. The
managers themselves do not believe one
word Of what they have alleged regard
ing improper influences, and their uni
form votes prove that they themselves
dare not confront IN inquiry, or permit
one to be made, which would serve TO
bring out the means which the Radicals
have employed to obtain conviction.
Look at the course OF their newspapers,
and the humilisting spectacle Of the
editor Of the sporting ring organ apprO-
pristely blended with the "Puritanical ]"
knave who conducts the Independent,
.audaciously iutruding on the floor of the
Senate, betting openly FOR, while de-
manding conviction, and pouring out the
walls Of their brutal abuse upon Senators
who declined to vote to put money in
their purse.
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Editorial RCSnE-No. Il JEFFERSON
STREET, Up STAIRS
Bnsiness Rmce-No. sS JEFFERSON eTREEE
Business M~a1aser-JoHS AISsLIE.
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Blacksmlths' 3 Carpenters Tools,
BUILDERS MATERIAL
HEAVY HARDWARE.

We also oyer at reduced price, a large and
oono .lafa stock NJ the calanretad TENNESSEF
CHARCOAL lROE slBO, the CHEAPER Ken
lucky" or B." Iron. By A1llman, Bro.
a Sons. at the Tennessee Rolling Works. They
are the only manufacturers OF these justly
popular brands OF Iron, proven TO be fsr supe-
rior to any Ohio River Puddled Iron. Bling
their sole Agentz Ia this market, having sue
ceeded Mess s. Paul q Crockett, we can offer
Inducements and make g. to the interest OF
Merchants, Manufacturer and Farmers to pur-
chase fr0m u.s.
50 A liberal discount nom Price List allowed
to Dealers. ALLISON BHOTHERS
june 3. 1883. teo
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Memphis. Iunas. 1865.

In retiring from the FIRM OF PssTce, Park &
Co WI tender TO our friends and the public our
sincere thank for tnetrliberai patronage while
connected with the late firm, and ask for our
successor, J. H. Mcclellan, q continuance OF
their favOrs for the future, knowing that the
new drm will be conducted upon Just and hon.
orable principles. NJ. c. PEARGE,
I @. PARk,
L. B SU IG5
Maw,Dbfa lana Isqa 10 ~
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ALBERT PEHE, EDITOR.
J. b. MARSHALL, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
JOHN AIESLkE, FIsAECIAL EDIroR-
II. r. EEGLIsE, CoxEERCIAL AND RIVER
EDITOR.
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AGENTS.

A1ENAba
r. W. AfBsIie, Travelling Agent
J.. q. Rasberry, general agent for Arksnsas'
Iahr z. Little Rock, Ark,
fchar Intrusion, Van Buren,, AK
Read Fletcher, Pin Bluh, AK.
Jpo. r. EaktR, Washington, Ark.
Rev. A. z. winGeId, Camden ARK.
c. @. ley, Bolivar. 1eAn'
p. A. KeeIen, Denmark, Tenn.
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president Of tho United States,
ANDREW e,
OF TENNESSEE.
Subject only TO the decision OF the National
Democratic Conservative Conventional
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Memphis. June 3. 1879. FL

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Robert T.. @. Hart, Bankrupt In bank
ruptcy, district Of West TenneSsee-ss
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment IS assignee OF Robert I. q. Hart,
OF Mempnis,in the county ofSheihy and state Of
tennessee, within said District, who has Desn
sdjudged q bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court of said District.
Memphis Tennessee, the sth day Of Juus,
AID. 1893. WILLIAM 7. CIRODE,
iel0 II "a Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. Ia the mat
ter Of VIM. B. Ragiand, 2. Russell Ragiand
and J. D. MCKEE, Bankrupts. In bankruptcy,
District of West Tennessee-s:
To whom it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF n m. B. Rsgland, B.
kugstu hazland and J. d. NfckIe, or Mem
phiS, in the county OF Shelby and state OF
Tennessee, within said District, who have been
a5judged Baukrupbs upon their own petition,
Dy the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9th day OF June,
AID, 1858 J. W. WE5ICOIT.
Jel0 IL "A Assignee, EXC.
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Vsaf EoUrTAsr.E
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ofChsssss. n1lnsas.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 1000, 000
CAPITAL PAID IN. 500. goo.
Office --l20 Il Sale Street
oRIHsrAL BUILDIse.

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0numn1Anr--0- W. nAxkHxf.
Insurs DuA1lngA Dwsninu, MssssAsa6 BsEnl.1s,
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