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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November BIN the First
District, Mills, for Congress, (Dem.,) runs
ahead Of his ticket. He will have 1890
majority in this county, and will reduce
Besmsn's majority TO about 1900.
Returns from three wards in Detroit
City show small Republican gains.
Scattering TetDre5 from all points Of
the State show CONFEDERATE Republican
gains over the vote OF 1866 The State
will probably give Grant 10000 major
ity.
The chairman of the State Central
Committee says scattering returns show
Republican gains over 1868. Republican
majority in the State probably $4,000.
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-Total Re-
publican gain in this city 10 1922. All
wards are in. The Republican majority in
Hamilton county will he fully 5000.
C-INCIENATI, November 3.-Full re-
turns OF all the ward give q Republican
msjoFity OF 1896. Ths prospects viii
probably increase Il majority.
Hamilton county gains 1000 Owe the
October election.
Republican gain in the city, 1922.
C~INCINNATI, November 3.-The State
Committee of West Virginia claim 5000
Republican msjority.
Republican gain in VsllsBdighsm's
district about 1000.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND. Me-, November 9-Re.
tnEDs from the election ia this State show
considerable Republican gains oyer the
September election. IL this city the re-
suits stand Grant, $3.50; Seymour, 1888;
against 3 Republican vote Of 1857 and q
Democratic vose Of 1913 in September,
being E Republican gain of Ala.
In Bath the vote stood: Grant, 1922
Seymour, 347; against 3 Republican vote
Of 1880 and a Democratic vote Of 426 10
September-Republican gain OF Il.
IL SAco the vete stood Grant, S25:
Seymour, 368; against s Republican vote
Of $50 and a Democratic vote Of 44S in
acknowledgements gain Of 81.
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kPHfuCkK.

FRANKFORT, KY, November 3.-Sey.
mour, so ; Grant, III.
GEoReETowN, KY, November 8
Seymour, 4S7; Grant, IS. For Congress,
Beck, 4S5 Eginton, 80. This is a Dem
ocratic gain OF % on the August vote,
Democratic gain ia the county.
Fifteen townships in Indiana show
Republican gains OF 500.
LOUISVILLE, November 3.-Ssymour
1914; majority 7487.
MAYsvILLE, KY, November 8.-Re.
publican gain of l57.
CONVICTION, KY, November 3.-Sey-
mour's majority is SOS. Republican gain
366 since the August election.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3-The
following election returns are compared
with the October elections: In the 9th
ward Ssynlour's majority 942-a Repuh-
lican gain Of l45
The polls closed at 6 O'Clock this eve
ming. Partial returns indicate a Repnh-
Iics1 majority in the city of about 5000
Tire Booth Boys are already selling Sey
mour Salt River tickets, and the Rapub-
licsn clubs ere making preparations for
a parade tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, November 81 Mr..
Grow, chairman Of the Republican
Committee, says Pennsylvania hss gone
Republican by Is, 600 majority.
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V

LOUISVILLE, November 3.-The wealth
er is beautiful. Tue election is proceed
ing quietly in ali directions. Indica-
tons point to a very large vote being
pollsd.
Kentucky's majority for Seymour will
be about 90, coo.
AS far as heard from the election
throughout the State passed off very quiz
city. The vote of the city is as follows:
Seymour $685.. Grant 1905; Democratic
majority 747S-a Republican gain or
nearly 1000 sincs the August election.
The returns from fourteen towns give
Seymour 5l74, Grant 1000. The indica-
tons are that both parties have largely
increased their vote.
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To THE BULLETIN.

A special dispatch published in the
APPEAL of Monday has been paid for by
the APPEAL. The Bulletin has no share
in it, and will nc. have to psy ~ cent
for it. AS to tie truth or fslsity OF lis
statements, we presume that the names
Of the gentIemeo appended to it is sufi-
Gent guaranteed that they would not sub
scribe to a barefsced fAlsehcod.
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Special to the Memphis Appeal
MlrEIaHA,

IAclL5 tE-EELs
BALTIMORE, November 3.-SsymOur,
q, 553; Grant, 9I2. Gov. Fenton says
that New York has gone Republican
By 10000.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, November q
District No. s, ofacial-Seymour, l79
majority.
CARROLL COUNTY, EfD November 3.
Six districts give q Democratic msjor-
ity Of 461. Five districts to hear from
will reduce it to 800.
Maryland will give about 5000 for
Seymour. Many counties cannot be
reached by telegraph, snd not enough Is
known 70 make an estimate. Don't
think Maryland will give Owe 5000
Democratic majority.
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Saturday, the 9Th Dsg Of December, 1sss,

At10 O'Clock am, at the northwest corner Of
Main and Vance streets, sell TO the hfghes 4
bidder, for cash, an undivided one-half intertSt
in the following described lot or parcel Of land
in the city OF Memphis, to-vit: The Eouth
part OF block No. q: Beginning at the north
west curner of the intersection OF Main and
Vance streets; thence norta with the west side
Of Matn street QO0 feei) 70 a stake thence west
stake F; thence south and para lei with Main
street 100 rect TO the north side of Vance street:
thence east with Vance street $50 feet 10 the ne,
ginning. Equity OF redemption waived. and
Inc title believed 10 be good. bat 1 eosvey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
November 2. 1868. novs
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UTICA.

UTICA, N. Y, November 3.-Gov. Sey-
incur arrived homelast evening. He was
received by thousands of his fellow-citi-
zans, and escorted to his headquarters at
the Butterield House. He Wss called
out, and he delivered a most eloquent
and feeling acknowledgment Of the kind
ness Of bis Beighbors and friends.
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WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1910.

4 LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees
shrubbery, Evergreens and the finest va
rieties OF fruit Trees; also, a fuil assortment OF
Hot House Plants and Flower and everything
usually found in q hrsJ-ciass Nursery. which 1
offer for sale at GREATLY FRIUES.
The stock on hand having accumulated for
the last few years, IL becomes necessary, on &C
count OF a want OF room, TO dispose Of the sur
plus. which L will offer at greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north or
south of this pSiut can possibly furnish them.
They are The selections OF the late Or.
Wheaton, whose loug experience Is tho best
guarantee of their being not only what they
are represen ed to be, bat as being p~ecuharlvy
adapted to the Southern climates market or
which he devoted his especial study.
In addition t. The above, l have a Yerv large
stock OF Aaguo lias, which can o1sr at Greatly
n dUced ri a., and which will be carefulIy
packed foe tfan4poftation by an eJ. perienced
gardener.
Catalogues, with prices and any Information
wanted, viii be sent on application TO
WADDY THOMPSON.
P. o. Box 10, Memphis, Tenn.
Terms cash or city aceeptAncss. nov3 dNUff
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, November 3.-Returns
from twenty towns show large Rspubli-
can gains over October. The Secretary
of the Republican Committee claims the
State by 5000 majority.
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INDIANAPOLIS, November 8 Sew
ensy-eight towns heard from IN Indiana
show a Republican gain OF l14S over the
October election. Al the same ratio OF
gain over the State, Grants majority
will be IA 600.
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NIEsceIIaneous.

Boston gives 1900 to 5000 Republican
majority.
New Hampshire gives 5000 Republican
msjority.
Rhode Island makes a clean sweep for
Grant.
Great gains are reported in Maine.
Indications are that Alabama viii 20
for Grant.
Gen. Butler telegrsphs: al am elected
by 6OOO at least, over all opponents"
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, November 9.-This State
shows heavy gains for Grant. His ma
jority will probably be about $1,000.
All Republican Congressman, iDclu-
ding Butler, are elected by large MAORI
ties.
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WATHEK AAD RIVERS.

ST.. Los, November 8.-River five and
q hslfkst.
LoUtyILLE, November 3.-River sta
tionaryTith three feet four inches In the
canal.
Cain, November 3.-Down-Rob
Roy Q IN, Darling 8 pm, SHARK z
pm. U-Cora s. 6 am.
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Illinois,

CHICAGO, November 3.-The city Is
estimated st 5000 Republican majority, s
gain OF 1900 over LIST spring.
1t is estimated that the State will give
$1,000 majority for Grant.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, n. H, November 3.-Re-
turns from forty towns indicate that the
Republicans have carried New Hamp-
shire BIZ from 5000 to 1000 msioritY.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November 3.-The city has
gone largely Republican. In the First
Congressional District Conservatives are
aIpafed
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A1ABAHA.

MONTGOMERY. November 3.-Mont-
gomery county gives 1880 Republican
msioTity. but the State is in doubt.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., November g.
Rhode Island will probably give 5000
majority for Grant.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November S.--The
city has gone Democratic. The State is
In doubt.
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MARRIED.

sIPHEas-AIo RI1IAMs-At ITO Monroe
street, by Rev. DR.. Wtherspoen, at 4 O'Clock,
Mr.. W. A. sIPHERs, o. this city, to Miss JANE
McWuLLIAAs, g natiS OF Scotland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3. 1868, at
the residence OF F. lane, by the Rev. j. NJ.
schwraer, Mr.. CLAY1E &. JONES and Miss
RACHAEL NJ. MCMAHG.
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cW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 3.-Seymour's
majority In New York will be about
$1,000.
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Trusteess Sale.

ny virtue of the authority vested In me- by
D Deed CT Trust executed to ms by JaUtes Is.
Raf1n on the 4th day of December, 1851. TO Sc
care the payment OF certain debts therein
specified, aGd recorded IN The Registers office
or Shelby county, Tennessee, in back No. az.
pages 546 and 647, l Wal, on
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r Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., November 3s-This
State has gone largely Republican.
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lam daily receiving all the new
styles Of ParlOr, chamber, Dining
Room, Hall ana Ofise Furniture,
which | VIII sell al Louisville nd
Cincinnati prices adding eight
only), and offer unusual induce.
meats to cash customer.
novilm
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, 1868-12-29
MUSICAL MEN.
men York Round Table.

Fortunately, musical men. as a rule.
never have brains, which is, perhaps, a
s'rong additional reason FIR the prefer
ence which women give them, as both
III Sc facts combine to constitute the
in cause of their u%npopularty with
men. For mel treat them very much as
they would handle an ornamental but
utterly useless piece of Bohemian glass,
and talk to them as though the electric
, 1868-12-29

left here a few days ago, and we expect
DR.. Livingstone to arrive next week. The
interest felt ahoat this great man is in
tense. A special correspondent of we'll
known American newspaper is waiting in
readiness to ieleg aph all he can gather
on the subject 10 New York.
At this, the Red Sea end, the works Of
the canal seem very far behind. The en-
trance port has all The obstacles of Il shall
low mouth, soft and shifting sand for bot
tom, ard IA crooked irregular tide eddylng
aban, in IA most przzling way.
When the passage from the Mediterra-
mean to the Red Sea is open 10 the world
il IS intended to tow vessels through by
tug boats workings along a Chain which
lies at The bottom of The water. Steam
ers are not to be allowed TO use their
own paddles or engines for fear Of dam
aging the soft sloping banks of The canal
by The "waSh" thus created. The diff
Guilty of toMi g IA vessel of 1000 tons in
this manner when the wind presses her
10 one side is an objection to the whole
scheme which [ have heard no feasible
answer to, and as | have been towed 10
this way for hundred Of miles in my yawl,
and was compelled to tow my canoe N.Y.
self for a whole day on this canal I cam
not help urging this point distinctly, while
carefully abstaiuing from expressing
opinion as to The probable return which
the outlay on the whole scheme may sea-
sonnbly expect to receive 10 the future.
During The fortnight | have passed on
the saltwater Ganal, the fires h waite T
c,nal, and The two lakes, Menzaleh aud
Timsih, | have been most kindly treated
by all the officers of the company and by
hundreds of Arabs, Nubians, Greeks, and
even Chinese, who always cluster round
my little canoe. Sometimes, it is true,
| found it advisable to show, among other
thlRgs, my pistol capped and cooked, but
all of US were good-humoured in our in
tercourSe, and the friendship commenced
by n pleasant laugh together is, | always
fad, The best in the eud among harbarians
of that sort. | have now brought my
former dfagoman from Syri,, and intend
to puddle down The Dlmirtta branch of
the Nile while he takes my heavy lug
gage in a boat. Then, having crossed
Lake MrnZaIeh, | shall take the canoe to
Damascus and launch her upon the rivers
ALBANIA and Pharpar, which have never
had such a thing as "A boat on them. and
then to the sources of the Jordan and
l. Ike Huleh, where there must be some
thing to discover, before | descend the
Jordan into the Lake of G"nnesareth.
Yours &C.,
, 1868-12-29

line from my canoe.
The canal is to be 100 miles long, and
100 yards wide (at the waters rdgr).
The depth throughout will be 25 fee, in
the middle. The direction i neatly north
and south, with o few turnings, bni 10
locks or bridges. There will he a slight
tidal current along it, hut no one can say
at ~ hat intervals. Already about SO miles
Of the cut is fl led with salt water, and is
traversed daily Ivy numerous small vessels
and some s'eam-launch emaiIboatS, while
the countless barges, drrdges, ,nd coal
b oats, all worked by screw propelIers.
which ply day and night, make "a din and
hustle in he sandy desert very unroman-
tic, indeed, but exceedingly interesting to
observe.
Of this SO miles many parts are not
wide enough yet for large vessels, and
only a small portion is excavattd to the
full depth. The remainder OF The canal
is more or less dug out. While some
parts are quite dry, others are put under
water 10 moiSten The sand Others have
great blasli ,gs of rocks, and one long
section of 90 miles has to wait until the
sea is admitted into the great day basin
of a future lake.
The sensation of wonder at the pro-
diglous scale Of the operations in progress
increases day by day as one moves along
what seems TO be a wide river with vii
lagos on the banks and smoky tunnels and
white sails on the surface. The hydrau-
Tic machines, which gfoAn and snort aud
rattle their chains as they work, are of
size and though each of them
seems 10 be pouring forth a volume OF
mud, yet.the mind finds it hard to b 'Iieve
that all of these together can lift. up and
throw over the banks enough TO make any
appreciate progress between yesterday
and to-day. The sand dredged from be-
low is either carried out to SEA in hargeS
or further inland) is delivered in a stream
from a lofty iron tube, 220 feet long, with
lis mouth over one Bank, or it is hoi>ted
up an iron inclined plane aud cast upon
the shore, until the heap on each side of
the water is SO feet high. The engines
for this purpose are 40 in number, aud
each of them cost 40,000L The expen-
ses at present amount 10 200 0 every
month, and the work has already absorbed
eight millions Sterlina
Port Said is the little town at the north
entrance of the canal. Il is built o fwood,
with wide, straight streets, and houses
that look like brown paper, and that
would burn from end to end in ten min
uies. Hotels, cafes, shops, and haz 'ars
are crowded by 5000 people of every
nation, but with the Greek and Levantine
element largely preponderating,
The two long piers of the harbour
stretch their while arms into the sea, but
, 1868-12-29
5 g. 9 0 AvlS.

that each block weighs ten tons, and that
there are 25 900 of them.
l>mailla IS The pretty own halfway
along The canal. which here enters the
Lake Timsah ('crocorile lake') Here
the Arabs ana their camels and the larka's
OF the Desert are alongside The Steamboats,,
the whir,ing lalIes aud sounding forge
hammers of the cnmpany's workshops,
the tai poles of the electric telegraph,
and the hot rails OF the railway, while a
cool and sweet draught of Nile water may
be had from the fresh-watrr canal which
comes hitI,rr all the way from Cairo, aud
then branches our norlll and south along
the whole extent of The saltwater canal.
The sweet-waier canal is already a
blessing 10 Egypt. IL Is from 80 10 40
feet wide, and DO ITS with all Snris ct Car
goes are tow d through it by men on foot,
or sail along gai y if there is IA bre' re To
fiji tn ir snowy wings. My canoe tx tied
The greatest delight among all this river
population, both when she SKINNED over
The water with her blue sails, or rested Ivy
the back with b~r cabin rugged up, and
my dinner cooked, and my ii tie reading
Lamp aud m 'squIto cnurtal IS arranged for
the night. | managed to Sleep thus in
the canoe very comfortably, though The
nights are cold !; and on Lake Timsah a
jncNal paid me a visit at u Very unta>hion-
able hour Ivy moonlight. Dung one day
a violent gale swept across the canal. To
look at the Desert was to See IA vaSl yellow
picture of mn and camrls DIM Y fl ,atlng
IN a sea Of sand without any horlZon-Thr
quantity of sand whlSkpd lrOm the plain
and cast into the canal water by II wind
like this will be a S"rlnns matter TO deal
with. Que ounce of sand per square yard
amounts to 500 IONS on the whole canal,
and The wind sometimes blows in this Way
for a month together.
AT GhaloofI fnund ID 900 men at work
They lahour very hard indeed, running
mp the hill with baskets of sand on their
htaIs. Alb ut 1000 donk US walk in
long ines with neat MI baskets on their
backs. In curious and clNe contrast to
these simple carriers the mighty power Of
steam tolls aud puffs IS 1T harris up huge
buIkS of heavy clay, and it IS, perhaps,
only in EApt one conld see human and
animal power tXrrtrd in such competition
with STAN power. The 'lAbourers are
sen, from all paris of Egypt. They must
come, but they are highly p,ii-fr"m 2f.
to Of a day. Prices both of Iabour and Of
food have risen very much 81 c. III anal
has been begun, but he supply ot6>h has
rapidly increased Tn. SAL water canal
tetm> with fsh-one oil them l"aptd across
nv Canoe u few minutes after | Fl st set
sal ; and on the frcsh-watrr capal | stop
ped once t0 receive a letter from a mes
senger, and while putting it into my
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BRUTAL HIFE MURDER.

On Saturday evening the police OF the
Twentieth Precinct learned that John Carson. aborer
living in the immense tenement No. so West Thirty
cighhst near Elcveuthavc., had beaten his wife, Re
hecca in such 10 manner that sho not expected 90
live. on visiting the apartment The woman was found
lying pile Of old clothing with the remnants or two
old arIGy coats thrown her. She had been shock
ingly beaten and kicked. Her head was very much
swollen and face dscOlOred, while there were two bad
the mouth and nose. Her body and limbs pre-
sented evident marks OF the brutality 10 which she had
been subjected When found she WAS unconscious and
supposed 20 be dead. and this was, for time, the
opinion OF the physician called ia 10 examine hcr.
The presented evidences Of the struggle
that had taken place. Tho stove overturned aud
broken chairs and table also overturned. while the
walls aud floor sprnklcd with blood The neishbors
heard the noise Of tho fight bat 10 was 80 common d oc
currence with the pair that attention paid 20 the
matter The woman was removed 20 tho West Thirty
ithst police station and aftcrwart 10 Bellevue Hosp
tai where she partially restored 10 cOn-ciousuess
Carson arrested aud locked n the station house
He pretended be under the influence OF liquor and
claimed % remember but little 81 the occurrence AZ "a
o'clock yesterday tho woman died iu Bellevue Hos
ptal. Coroner Rollins informed OF tAc occurrence
and sill hold an inquest over the body today.