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FOREIGN.

LONDON, October 24.-Ths papers re-
fer to the speeches OF Johnson and
Stanley.
The Times says 1t believes that in q
| few days England and America will be
united without the ghost OF 8 quarrel.
The DdiLU Neaes says that Johnson's
task in settling matters at variance be-
tween England and America is light, for
IL was nearly completed by Mr.. Adams,
his predecessor, and referring to q friend
~ meeting betw cen johnson and Laird,
whe built the Alabama, says 1t applies
equally tn Semmes, who sailed her.
The Telegraph r~ejoiees in the new era
Of diplomacy, IS exemplifisd In minis
ters meeting and discussing In q friendly
manner public questions.
The Standard says If the result OF ne
gotistions pending between the countries
prove futile, it will certainly not be the
fault of either of the ministers.
LIVERPOOL, October 24.-Soms people
stayed away from the dinner given to
Reverdy johnson last night, because Mi.
Laird was invited tn be present. That
gentleman wss requested to stsy away,
out would not. The climax Of the ban
quet was reached when the chairman in
troduced Mr.. Laird TO the American Min
lister. Instantly they grasped hands
firmly and shook them cordially, and
held each other by the hand while ex-
changing some words.
MADRID. October pa large meet
Ing was held here to-day, at which
speeches were made and resolutions
in favor OF the abolition OF
throughout Che Spanish domin-
ion.
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nrRRAH ror wEsr YrRars1A.

Ths State Of West Virginia has gone
Dsmocraiican d the whole ticket is elected
By s. handsome majority and large gains
tortbe party. The youngest scion of the
noble mother Of States has not forgotten
her allegiance, but has wheslad all her
forces right into the grand Democratic
column that is to be victorious in No.
Vember. The following are the officers
elected
For Governor-Johnson X. Camden
AuditOr-Daniei Mayer; Secretary Z
States. V. Ysntls Treasurer-Ssrgt.
J. A. Mseauiey. Geo. W Walker; At
toFney Genersl-W. P. Wiley; Judge
OF Supreme Court Of Appeals-Nathew
Edmiston; Congress-Fifst District,
HsnTy S. Walker; Second, William G..
RroHn Third, q. P. z. Moore.
Three times three for West Virginia. !
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zee. witch is To develop The lion wesIth

see, which is to develop the iron wealth
t Hickman and Dickson counties.
OF this grand net work Of railroads
ompleted and under way, no less than
INCLUDING that TO Little Rsck) with
heir numerous branches, center In
Memphis. PermsatiBg as they dc
ne wealthiest sections of the
'ou.h and Southwest, and intsr
.sctlDg the great cotton belt #
ne United States, there can be 10 DOUBT,
iot the faintest, that Memphis through
Ter railways, more than by the great
liver that is to her bat g passing high
gay, is destined to a future whose meal-
uTe DO man can yet realize.
Retarded by the war and by The impoi-
cy Of az ignorant Legislature impeded
OF the deraBged condition Of cur State
1debtedness. and formsrly by that Of
5ur city and county, we have not ceased
or a moment 10 make that steady Pro-
yress characteristics Of young and vigor-
5us communities. Despite political tur-
mol and the uncertainties OF political
results, cur people, full of the faith COM
mon to all who have ever given cur city
and State prospects candid consideration,
have continued TO labor TO the best Of
their working capacity, gaining rapidly,
aud year by year making Brighter the
waste places Of waT; adding 10 the
wealth OF the State so fast ,aa., ex-
cept as to slave property, We have nearly
reachedths total wealth of 81.
To a realization of these facts We iH-
vite the attention Of the Northern read
eIs Of the APPEAL. Better than words
Of Democrat OF Republican, they tell Of
the disposition Of cur people for peace,
good order and O restoration OF the
Union. II under BBowNJow 80 much
has been accomplished If under the
burthens OF sn increased taxation (State,
municipal AID county, SO much has
been done py say Of material prosperity,
what could We not do, IL the reverse OF
BROwNLow was Governor, and decent,
enlightened legislation took the place OF
the ignorance and intolerance that now
trample upon = brave, q wise, a shrswd
and sn intelligent people II we hAveac-
complishsd SO much with threats Of the
bayenet, Of q wal Of races, ia face of the
chickering's and bad feeling growing cut
of a long and exhaustive war, what may
we rot accomplish when pescs is fully
restored, and the proud old State passes
to the control Of the culture and the dis
erection thatolce shaped her destinies and
made place for her among the proudsst
Of The Union? What better earnest OF
our disposition for peace can we Offer,
than the priceless additions We daily
make to the industries and public works
that ere dotted everywhere In Tennes-
see2 What better evidence afford Of the |
desire that animates sil hearts for 6
OF not only order and laU, but Of
that good fellowship for which Tennes-
were as noted as for a bOundless
hospitality to s,rsngers-we ask, What ?
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JUDGE SABIN insists upon having re
gro juries. So at bar meeting at Bryan
Texas, the lawyers entered into an m.
~derstaDding that no civil cases were 70
be tried at this term Of tho Distrie,
Court, pTeferring "to continue thei,
cases 70 having them tried by men who
know nothing about the grave and re.
sponsible duties OF a juror
THE Texas herdsmen become SO ex.
pert in the use Of the lasso, that they
ride on their stunted ponies through the
city Of Houston IS though on a steeple
chase, picking up with oae throw OF
their rope anything they msy happen to
want on the sides of the streets. They
very seldom miss their aim. They viii
take up z loaf of bread from the nave.
ment or q hat from the head OF q man
walking in front of them with the great
est ease, while riding at the highest
speed.
ATS banquet lately given ct st. Rsmy,
DEMONSTRATIONS, a bottle OF vine Of
the year 1872 vas presented by Baron
Bnlsse, the well known ~gastronomist,
who was n Of the guests. According
tc the account Of this relic given by the
donor, 300 mobiles from Suabla, Bavaria.
STiz .ria-1, aUd othsr countries. az
eepted, In 1876, an invitation TO some
archery fetes 81 Stresburg. The vlnt.
age Of l472 was then held Ia high ven
Grafton, aid 8 certain Quantity Of the
produce was procured for the CUP OF
honor handed 10 the iilus.rious~ strangers
A portion remained, and was consigned
to the cellars Of. the hospital 30 be Dra-
served, and has since been carefully
up. The wine has only bse
touched on the occasion Of visits OF sove-
reigns or very high personages. Baron
Brisse was some time back a patient "a
hospital, and before leaving was
shown over the cellars; as bis reputation
as 8 gourmet had reached Strssburg. he
was not Only allowed 70 tsste the f.mous
liquor, but the bottle in question was
given him. The company at the present
hesltsted before sacrificing n
heir curiosity u c q precious gift, aud
after q grave CONSULTATION, decided oa de.
1t In the local museum, With a
inscription, |
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mARKErs
NeN orleans Market.

nv AC
NEW ORLEANS, October 24-Cotton IN good
males /; receipts 2l4I exports l2,l78. Sterling A.
New York sight discount Louisians
lie sT Soo Sdt ~ se Mo Iass as e TsSs5Ss6 &c !; e3I cp0is5
81 %, -Four dul, surernreS 90, Corn, Dons
on landing 81 OK. Oats steady e29cSc. Brsn
and hay unchanged. Pork very firm $50 EOa
clear sides l6c. Lard in eT .es 2oc kegs &c.
ST. Louis aarket.
ST. LOUIS. October 2~I-Tobseso droonInv
Flour, supernue s. 7566 90. Wheat deefirsS
5@l0c. Corn 81 0i@I ~. Oats lsaS2Xe. rvs
81 1891 81 Pork sSlgSI e. Bulk meats. cIeaI
9ISzc. Lard lS1192Ac. Whisky 81 %.
CissinH~si MarHet.
GuECIEEAr1.- october a -Family aour. s. aoa
oa:s Sc. Wnlsesy 81 i is ;oi good dc new S ssseOS.
shoulders lsSlShei sides lSk@I7c.
louisville Markes.
LOUISVILLE, October 24-Tobacco. saI.s a,
ans niour 5 CO. wnest 81 Sal s. g S,r SuP sIS
69sIc new in ear TO- Bulk oats $40. Bulk
TSe S " =; S Yes IoTA ssi g Bacon. shoulders
7ASEH. Whiskey, raw 81 l6
New Fork Market
NEW YoKK. October ~2L-Cotton a shade
nrmerj sales saW bales; uplands s3Hc
supernns -four 50 Z0s IS. whisky 81 i7ei fs
Whsst lower. Rlc- Gull. Conss in mod rats
s @oIssse: ,D sGSsT 9o les; ALL Ts,spd 1IsssllAc.
Foreign Markets.
okDoE, October A-COnsOla sRssa4E
LrvRRPooL, octoeer a-Cotton closed as,
orleans uSll1sc /; sales 1900 bales. BreadEt15Ys
quiet and unchanged.
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SUGGESTIONS To The EATE0S al
BOARD OF

The Board Of Trade OF S.. Louis IN
tend, through their delegates, to present
for adoption by tho National Board OF
Trade the following propositions:
!. That ihey are in favor Of an early
return to specie payments. OF the adop
tion by the National Government of
measures, effective, for that purpose.
2. Ia favor OF adoption BY the Gene
raj Government o! measures 10 cheaper
and extend telegrsphic communication
between the different parts Of TIE couc-
try, by making it a part Of IFS postal sys-
TEN.
3. In favor of the removal by thg Gan
ersl Government OF sli distractions 10
navigation OF ths Mississippi r.ver and
It's nsvigable tributaries, and TO recon-
mend TO all municipal authorities 10.
Gated thereon such modification and re-
duction Of local charges az shall render
the commerce Of said rivers as free as
possible.
4. Ia favor Of the continuance by Con-
gress OF such subsidies TO the Union Pa
cihc Railroad, Eastern division, rs ehalI
be sufficient to provide for its extension
10 The Pacific ocean, as q distinct road.
3 Ia favor Of declaring the cities Of Sc,
Lsuisr Cincinnati and Chicago ports of
entry, under such restrictions aud reEu-
istions only as snail protect tie Govern
ment against fraud.
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V

NASHVILLE, October 24.-The meeting
at the Nashville Course closed to day
with three races. The first purse OF 500,
mile and a quarter dash, was won by
Conlisk's Little Msck. over four competi-
tore. Time-2:Ioi. Second race-pHrse
S400. mile heats, lest three in live, six
entries, was won by OnnIisk's Lsrkin,
wiGuinG four heats. Time-1:49 I;l32
l:49s; 1:493. Third race-Assoclatien
handicap cup $500, mile heats, won by
Conlisk's Gilroy In two heats. Time
l:49 ; 1:46f.
The State Grand Encampment and
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows meet In
this city next week.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, October 24-On the
Hudson River Railroad last night, near
Greenbush, the smoking car and tive
passenger cars were thrown from the
track and smashed to atoms. About
forty persons were injured, several seri-
ousiy a lady, supposed to be from Erie,
Pa, was killed. John Davidson, Of Ly-
0ns, N. Y, died at the Dslavsn House
this morning. w. d. Murphy, OF Cort-
land, was badly hurt; also Mrs. Adolf
phus, Of Auburn. @. A. Bailey, Of Roch-
ester, also was injured. Several others
were Injured, and are at the DeIsvan
House.
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WASHINGTON

WAsHINaToN. October 24.-It Is RI.
mored here that W. G. Kirkham, Bureau
agent for northeast Texas. wac killed
near Boston, Texas, on the 1sths
Gen. Towards annual report Of one
rations OF the Freedmanis Bureau has
been completed and sent to the Secretary
of War.
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AND V

CAIRO, October 24.-Up, City of Alton,
9 an; Lexington, 7 am; Marble City,
5 I'm. Down, Lady Gay, 5 pm; Belle
Memphis, 8 p.m. River fell three inches.
CINCINNATI. October 24.-Departed,
Rob Roy, for New Orleans Clifton, for
Memphis. Seven feet three inches in
the channel.
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ONE poLLAR PEE BAL
NOTICE

me state OF nIssoSz1ppl, Tanica Sounty-Pro-
pate COurt, october Tenn. Ises'
the matter of the Or Al , .nor,, - uztu,.-
" Aonr Executor II Eli N. Driver da
erased, on his application Tor discharre Tram
TO Iu!is a. Dr. .ver, Sarah z. Hunt. Iuua T
pIas, ousS "A Driver and his children. VIM
Hhrtssf I'D hts children Allan SteIEsr and
NlcAo,s and his wife Ssrah, now deeasssd
and their children, and al other persona IT.
tsrested In the estate OF said Eli IA, priv :
deceased .ers
You are hereby notified 70 appear At
OF tbs Probate Court OF Tuufca COUNT Tern
Sipeis On tnesecond Monday In Deoe' "a ns4t
said hnal account Of the said VII ,In'or IHTsrs
a. Executor as aforesaid, she Lunst
charged from hJs said truBt Ao GAeouSOr ols-
BY order OF Aatd Cont october &. 1885.
...at- =. 81. PHILLIPS. fIerK.
4. J. WOOD&ON, d. G.
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Sseon1 Di,Tia-g A. CLEAFNTSON, Of KHoz,
S7ssrd Diz.ric3-E JAMES o. Hamilton.
Fourth DfS,r5ct-A. 4. EEELE 81 AdrShdA
w. DLsfrief- ELDAH WALKER, Of Wayne,
R-sHfh DLsflc-H.J TUENER Of LdudeTd1te.
F9pbfh Utsirtz-H. ". VAUGaA, Of Hoy1oOoa.
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MARRIED.

sIMMoNS-ROGERs-At the residence of
the bHde's father, near Holly Springs, Miss. on
the 22d inst, Mr.. JOHN W. SIMMONS, OF this
city, 10 Miss ANNA o. RcGERs.
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ZEE

ALLEN-Ater a brief illness, on the morn
iag Of the 2ith inst, At Muscogee Camp, near
Memphis, Mrs. AKIN ~ALLEN-aged So yeau,
resident for 20 years in the family OF ]. E. Mer-
riman.
Funeral services this evening at 8 O'Clock.
Carriages VIII be in readiness at AcCsnrey q
cornelius, No. 800 Second street, at 2 O'Clock,
I9rlne 'Fiends who desire 10 attend the burial
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ELECTORAL TICKET

FeR THE STATE AT LsRGr.
EMER~ON EFHERTDGE. OF Weakley.
EDMUED COOFEk, Of BED ord.
ToR THE DISTRICTS.
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DEMOCRATIC sTsTE CoMHITIEE OF TEN.
NEE-EE
eEoRou J. srUsBLEF1ELD. Chairman.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMaITlEE z TEN
NESSEE.
6EoRaE J. sTU-RBLEFIELD, Chairman
E-z D1s.rief-L P ROLFzIRGER Of Greene.
Second DlStrfet-J WILLIAMS. 81 kHoIr7lts.
THIRD DiStyiet-E a. JAMEe Or ChduGnoegu.
Fourth District In. IHOAPSON, q 6hetoyUtHc
Frh Dtstrsa-R n BROWN. P JONkH 4
CT A-RObERTS and JAMES 7.
DTNLA p a Nashville.
S7s4S Disf-Ia-D. b. THO VAS. sf JohHsoaJlNs.
E1,satk Utsticl-H. r. CUHMLNS Of P17ts.
Nsbaa Dtsfre-A D.. LIST FAR1, Of Memphis.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST
TENNESSEE.
YeR EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
?. BCRUGGS, Shelby County.
DR.. DAEIE z. WARREN, Frycfte County,
y. y. AcCTRLEF, Hdrdsndn COuafy.
J y. PACE, HcNdfTy County.
BOOKS, Bddts0u GuHfy.
IA + p WOOD, Hdg1gO0d County
q. O. SLAUGHTER. Upton County.
FOR SHELBY COUNTY.
FILLHRR HUNT JESSE ". PACE Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. 4. 6EEbSEL
4 WOODWARD, " 8 BRUCE
PAEL CGALLA.
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Ebr Rresidsnt......- - Il
TENNESSEE.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
~ Co.grsss- VI. EEFTWECEs.
FDr Hscf0T-------~ ". VAUGHAN.
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-NNANh SNA0hA4A II tGAGN nlGI6 LO-UGV
than sil | 8 real estate would sell for il
forced upon the market. 10 three years
the State debt-throwing out the Rebal
debt-hss increased S10.0 OO. 900.
A. DISPATCH from Havana, dated Oc-
tobsr 22i, sa 6: Dispatches have been
received giving the particulars Of out.
RACES by the lnsurrectionists Ia the prov
ince OF Trevas. Toe Insurgents had
taken to incendisrism and robbery. A
band headed By Rubal Calvs had burnt
ali the houses, mills, cane fields, etc,
about the plantations OF Lsvegita, be-
tween Tunis and Puerto Mantle. The
country is completely desolated. The
lnsurrectlonists were conscrip!iDg all the
able-bodied men, white and black, but
the assertions are frequent. Tas negroes
are in great fear OF these bands, and are
flying befOrethem. An ineandisry proc-
iamstion has been Issued calling on the
negroes to rise and asssssInAte the whites.
The Paris correspondent OF tn. Lon.
don Telegraph writes: "No Queen YVES
ever moro enthusiastically received in
her States after = regretted absence than
the charming Adslina Patti at the
8 ItslieEs' on Thursday evening, for the
reopsBlDg Of the season. Partisan diet
t0nti-to say nothing OF others-will be
truly inoonsolahle when the fairy singer
abdlostes crown for another or, 10 |
plain words, bids adieu to stage Iaurels
20 be altogether Marqulse do Csux.
Every seat, every stool, on that glori US
Brst night was occupied, a great m hy
people Of the beau monde having re-
turned, or cons up from the oouuiry
purpcsely to hear 'L1cia,' with her
worthy partner Fraschini. Prince Mu-
rat, NJ. FORBADE de Ia Roquetts, the
Dachehse de Malskoff, Cavslieve Nlgra.
Count Ag1Edo, Count Gortohakof, Al
exsndre Dumas the younger, Madame
de PAivA, Nilsson, and dossns OF otbess
known or renowned, were there.
Wen, 1t may sound incredible, but there
Is no Disgusting the fact that AdsIina
Patti is still more accomplished 3 singer
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DUC OTTO
TEoKET.

SUNDAY MoRxISG. OCr 20. 1855
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THE Louisville Democrat of Wednes-
day says: Last evening while the par
de 6oQuet was being performed at the
Metropolitan Music Hall on Jefferson
street, near First, Kate Hayden, one Of
IL ballet girls, advanced too neal the
foo. light. Her very inlamable dress of
light gsuze Immediately took fire and
was almost Immediately wrapped In
flames. Four other girls were upon the
stage at the same time, but were too
much psnic-stricken to afford assistance,
indeed, frem the light material of their
attire ib would have been dangerous for
them TO have done SO. A gentleman Ia
the audience hsd the presence of mind
to throw his over-cost about the unfortu-
nate woman, which In some measures
suppressed the flee. Miss Hayden was
removed to the green room and the
medical assistance of DIR. W. Il. Owen
was called into requisItion, who promptly I
did all that his art could to alleviate her
suieripgs. He discovered that she had
been ~dreadfully burned on ali parts Of her
person, and was but q scorched and with
cred relic Of her former youth and grace.
She was subsequently conveyed to her
boarding house, her piercing cries and
heartrending groans piercing the cool
night air. 1t was thought scarcely pos.
sible that she could survive till morning.
1t was scarcely 8 moment after tae
dreadful calamity and the audience had
regsfned Its cJmposure that the merry
plays, light dances and jolly b%utfoohery
were proceeded With. Ia one room lay
the poor girl suffering the tortures of
death, while In the next the music and
went on with undIminished ardor,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-03-04

unsoundness. Mr.. Sumner roared very
gently, and advocated return of the
message to the President, or its reference
to the Military Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE MoDus-OPERANDI OF CRIME. - L,

THE MoDUs-0PERANDI OF CRIME. - Edgar
Williams alias Van Duscr accused Of obtaining goods by
forged order s now locked up In the Tombs 10 await
the result of an examination INTO ms case ON ne lltl
OF February last, man called at the store OF Ramon
Paanca. wholesale dealer In druggists supplies at NO
i0 Pearist and having looked at opium. said that
II il met with the approval OF his firm, Messrs. Hall
for some During the day. a carInan called at the
OF Mr. Paanca aud presented what pnrPorted to be an
opium and suppOsing the order genuine the opium was
delivered and taken away. few days afterwards the
Duser arrested suspicion Of having been concerned
in the affair lie has since been identified having been
concerned In other fraudulent transactions Among the
correspondence found upon his person at the time OF his
arrest was the following letter which illustrates the
He' u" "WEDNESDAY MoRsrxo
p Won two note, vestsry and told you about buyng
since the. talked with Austin aud have the conclusion
t. r not do am going to M how to something
bar opium which will b. much better The
DO @ In lhe dsi Paes 60 to some das store on Cedar
st nd pI s n v. @ % on Sa tia, nSa yoa h. T
cs,e Of to sell and not being well posted the article
rSa S. . sf sI.Sins to break lump smell it, look g
AID pay 5 @ oToaa posted Ss & INTO o" i1 know S four
uess..ry 60 large d,.rr in dugs supplies. you viii
. . P Re % the chop md SP.a oa
ssSes away Iyo1 sized 4 shout 80 Us
r S Sd tel a Ss1 Of opa% tnH" when ysS
would ts 20 have him ;. as sOon possible for cash h worth
YOU samples , him the case not opened and woa be
. Or no sale y .S u % I broker vim u & ss1%.ss s
"a, ~s ,omsshs Of your give
b. selling Sc When he report, sold have Mc.e. % hire
,spd, is, Moses give him the order and you him until
mt on AID driven Of take down Washington West
before nd orh 80 aud make arrangements with %
hire their cellar or part OF for produce storage you can hen
,.i. there without hour two
,he another truck and send broker Never again send
thing regular s,OIehou'e u this city unless 'r,ghC When tho
broker tells you u Il, sold ask him to whor
you trst vth him that ~ he
cannot your price 10 the best offer Re careful aud ASA to
whom sold as might be 10 parties which would
have again With another broker As get your
check which viii be payable order With your name on the
ash him dorse signature then eda TO the h
.. qgick the devil aud Jour when you have put hs
part ehveoPej take all sealed 10 stewart once s
letters for aud him 10 80 at ono 10 Tue
Tombs asd give IL wait In his ofce III he cone. back
,r word n he Summerde cannot wat until
hrr lot the boz bag When he gets bach yeu leave TOW
prefer seHi N' C. sih % to inc tehsps "oaa
W beleL'