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BEFrAto. Jsn. 3.-Thr fus7ensfon bridge Al
Ni:cara Falls va. thrown open IL the punl!c yes
te!usy noon. 4 3onr Enrsc carriage, containing
Eollls White, Vice rsvrl':cat Of the bridge Com
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Ml&*fnE Broker Turoa Cp aCd
Pf&xnTsex nn Explunution.
BoR1oh. Jan. 3-1os. W Da7is. broker, who
Taa reported missing In the cy nin1 p&pcrs on
TAturday, pu hliahea 4 card referring 10 hls uusuc
-Stesiu! e.tCcc.es 20 :yct4 o..Eci:<y, Enlcs In
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i'tTT.nrran. jan s.-trrnE TERotKrH.,M@r.et
now held It la1 Icr n1ts si1 nanth. Reaoe.s n:n
brls. ArrI In nrerrhrr> at S7xc. Cruir-Frcttps
EAst vrss. IiAs.m bsls- Refined cx3Hta EAat-
~, 20 bEis,
, 1869-01-04

7Ser3nns Acc1den, 1t a Ska1taE Rtnk.
ArBrnk, y. 7. Jan. 3-A serious :cldeat oc-
r.. es the ta!1ins 1t Ut sh. rnof Of Tic bulid1cr
hs the w.leat a oi tas snow up-u: i. AZ the tim
~, r. Wtfc ahoat tnlfiJ persons on the Ice. -Four
o=cl Dudgc. Il u!ty: lie d,ra lat L,rut. Uthcrs
lsd limbs broken. hut with the exception Of the
:In euaScEous condition.
, 1869-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 3,-ATiyed. etcsmsa1p Eng
land, from L'Tcrroo!, Dec. t1th, via Queens.
town, 20 cA'e
socThAhr1os. Jsn. 3-S:eau.hIp Mnlnc,
from Sc~ York, Dee. II. arrived to day, Gu trg
VEEEhs1ow*. j.n. 3.-stt7nship Pc1n.yl.
villa. frf'm Ne" 1ofk Dsc. 18th, arrived on sat
atds5, aid proceeded to Liverpool.
, 1869-01-04

High Tinea for tue Nesraboyn aud
R3ot UEAc1b.
P1ErnrR0n, Jan. 4-Joha II. l1ltock, pub
Usher of thr Ledotr, gave his tcash anpasl din
ntt 10 lhr nrw+oaJs ard hoot bllcks OF Pitts
barsh, at L1:u5c;sc ua;l, Suw Tca,'e Day.
, 1869-01-04

ssTG1s HEf1RTEU.
FLORENCE, Jau. 3.
t,:otoz- disturbances arisirs OFT oftha temps
Ct l.erc, ut oHSc. rs 10 collect tic unpopular mill
;sS reported in e3Iae parts Of the Kingdom,
1,. they up; ear to be Of an !nxtgutacant chayac-
, 1869-01-04
The Eastern Imbroglio.
he Peace Congress to Mset
on the 9th inst,
Affairs In Spain.
Rumors Of Contemplated Coup
d'Etat in Favor OF Placing
11ontpensier on
The Throne.
The Insu1faction at Malaga Ef:
fec.ually Suppressed.

The Eastern Imbfe8tf3.
DAT Arro1&1KD ro1 .HE NETTING or xHr rxAcE
CONFERENCE
LONDON, Jao, 3.
The eontcsc.ec OF TIE Eastern Que-t,on will
-:tvi at Ta1ts en- The 9th OF Jaruary. II is slid
I should the deliberations prove aborttvc,
Atsta will demand ron-1aerterc1.e ca tue part
{7eEnropean powers IN the quarrel between Greece
aLd Turkey.
, 1869-01-04

Cufted 8tAtee Bonds 1t Frankfort
FRANKSoEs. Sunday. ian. :.
unlte4 States bo2ds to-day nc cIt.:7 = AK
, 1869-01-04
PEW RENTAL.
pIYnIOUTH CHURCH.
REy. Wn. ALTIN BARTLETT, PASTOR.

The pews IN this Church will be osered for rent tor
the ensuing rear, IN the usual En;. tbiAdiaX for
ehoiee, on Acuday evening. January 1t o'clock
promptly. in The audle 1cc room.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April S.-The U. 6
steamer Comstock is lying at the mouth
Of the Mississippi river.
The first race to-day over the Metaire
course was q dash Of two miles, free for
sill, which was won by Locust Post, hest.
ing Gen. E yell and GilrOy. Tins : 1897,
The second rscs was q match for $1,000
half mile dash, which was won by
Mamie McNsiry, beating Lewis Z,
Smith. Tim /: 493.
The third race was a sweepstakes, mile
heats, for two year oldF, $500 entrance
and 800 forfeit; the club adding $3.50,
was won by Cottrell. Summary Cot
trell, l, +; Alta Vels, 2, 2 Carrie P,
paying 'orfeit. Time last, 1:46i.
The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court
to.dsy found three more indictments
against Auditor Wickl,ffy; one for q
misdemeanor in fr~auduleutly Issuing a
warrant purportiDg to be in part pay
ment for a claim OF public printing, and
two others for extortion in exscting a
transfer OF q portion of the warrants
issued in payment for publishing the
laws of the General Assembly in the
Empire Parish newspaper. The law
under which these indictments were
found, provides for punishment upon
conviction a fine Of not more than $1,000,
Imprisonment for not mlre than five
wears and removal from Office,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The nomins'
tons sent in to day we're D. NJ. WSIson
"a Assessor Of Internal Revenue for The
Second District Of Tennessee, J. w. PuT.
Vance as Attorney for the Western Dis.
trict of Tennessee. a. E. Blount es Post.
master st Cleveland, Tennessee, James
Rogers as Postmaster at Knoxville, J. D.
Lewis az Postmaster at Pulaski, and P.
Casey as Postmaster at Vicksburg, Miss.
The Committee on r construction to-
day unanimously agreed to report a bill
in conformity with the Presidents re-
c0mmendatiOn in regard to Virginia and
Mississippi; and, also containi G a Sec
ton to enable the Texans to ilikewise
vote on the adoption Of the new Constitu-
ton.
The Senate confi med JEFF. L. Wofford
postmaster at Corinth, and Miss Harriet
Spencer postmistress at Okolons, Miss 3,
and w. J. Stokes pension agent ct Nash
Vile, Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09

The following telegram was received
yesterday by Col. LEATHERNAN:

The following telegram was received
yesterday by Col. LEATHERNAN:
NASHVILLE, ApriIS c:55 PIN.
Twill leave here Tor Memphis on Monday
the 18TH inst, on the g. o'clock train
ANDREW JOHNSON"
The Committee to escort Mt. Johnson
to this city viii, we understand, leave
on SIndsyr reaching the capiasl in
time TO spend 8 few hours before the de-
parture of the return train from that
city. All the arrangements for becom-
ing reception have been made, and We
doubt not cur citizsns viii promptly
second the efforts of the Committee to
give it effectiveness and eclst.
Tomorrow Mr.. JOHNSON will speak
to the people o. n Nashville. Judging by the
ovation watch e~hsrseseTiz d mis- entrance
into that city, and the enthusiasm which
his presence has awakened in al classes,
the gathering TO hear him will be such En
one rs hes not been seen in Nashville
sipcs the memorable days Of tha great
polilicsl contests in which he himself
acted as one Of the principals. His re-
marks on the occasion, il is expected,
will embrace 8 greater breadth sud scope
than those ne so Tecsntly deli cred at
Knoxville, and We may reasonably lock
for such a review of our S ate G5verB-
ment IS will occasion fresh regrets with
the Radicals that he is not somewhere
else than in Tennessee. We have made
arrangements f5r, aud will present il to
cur readers in our Issue CT Sunday morn
inc
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CoRRKsPOEnEKcE.
IL PILLS AEEGiAEe
FRIDAY uORNINs, APRIL ., 1859
RE0ssTEAFION


We deem it proper to advise u en-
frsnehissd readers that Col. WILLIAM
SON, County Registrar, viii open bis Of
fee this morning fDr the regssrstion Of
white voters. We cannot too urgently
press upon all who, by existing laws are
entitled to do Sc, to promptly avail them
selves Of the opportunity thus afforded
and register. There is 20 lime 10 lie lost.
II we would be equal TO the emergency
sprung upon Us BY the Radical party,
and would reform a Judiciary already
disgrsced by partisan aud Radical
Judges, every Conservative voter must
be registered and every vote bs cast at
the May election. Every man, no mat
ter Whist his profession, calling or busi-
ness, must make it his duty to register
and to VOTE. No sacrifice Of time or Of ef.
fort is too great to be made in the
performance of what is imposed as 3
sacred duty upon all who can vOte-all
the more sacred that 50 many Of the in
teiligent and respectable people Of the
city, county and State are dependent up
on their exertiOns. Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
Warehouse to Lease at Public Auc.

TNDER an-oTder Of the United States Circuit
L Court, Tor this District, at March Tsrm,
1873, ! will, on this day, FTi1ay, April 8. 1859.
At Y O'Clock, on the premises, proceed 10 let, 10
the bsst bIdaer, the Val DuiIt and clpaciOus
Warehouse on Clinton street, fTontiI q toward
The river, Immediately back OF H1wsrd's how,
and LACEY occupied by Conner & Richardson, for
the pCrplse and on the terms folio wing, TO-
wit: A large expenditure having been made
by tbs rider OF said Court, TO adapt The Ware
house TO { linton Street grade the premises viii
now be let 10 the bidder JOr the shortest term
who VIII pay said debt, which amounts 10
ABOUT CISCO, Rld also the costs of this letting.
the patty ls%sing the warehouse Will be re-
quired 10 pay one-third OF tEs amount in
casa, ard tuv balaUcs In three, six, nine and
Ia el7e mOaths, 3 cured by notes BEARING inter
est. 1he lessor Vii further be required to pay
all taxes end assessments on the property for
the present year, AMI for the term OF the lease,
excepting assessments for street paving, aud
also 20 Ike p the Warehouse insured ior the
bent1t OF hIigants, in the sum OF $500 during
the said lease.
TIE warehouse is the most conveniently To-
Gated TO the public landing in memphis. II
mas lately lad al immenEe basement COnstTuc-
ted on a level with Clinton street, and viii ca
silly store s0U Dlies of cotton, besides its ad&p-
talon 10 miscellaneous business and stsrag }.
The property, without these Improvements,
was under rent, up to April last, at SNOO per
anaun.
Further particulars, and opportunity TO ex.
anime the property, may b had on app1ca-
lion to a. 5.
ape U. ;. CLERK and Receiver, 451 Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
WEATHER AMI RIVERS

ST. LOUIS, April S.-The river is still
rising here. The weather is clear and
warm.
Arrived-JaliR, Belle Memphis.
Departed-Atlsntlc, Mollie Able.
LOUISVILLE, April 8.-The river Is
falling fast, with l52 feet in the channel,
Downright Tender, Indiana.
Up-Argonaut.
CINCINEATI, April 6.--The river il
falling, with SO feet in the channel.
Departed-P. ". Strsder for New Or
lesns.
Arrived-Niek Longwortb, John Kill
gour and Silver Moon.
New ORLEANS, April 5.-Depsrted-
Magenta aud Olive Branch for st. Louis,
Louieisna and Virginia for Louisville.
CAIRO, April S-The river rose 8
inches.
Up-BeIle Memphis, Messenger, Rich.
mOnd and Baker.
DoHn-City OF Alton, 4 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09

ASsPEcrAL 20 the Baltimore GoSstt5
says that Senator SPRAGUE is to icon
tiuua HE developments Of Radical ras'
ca3ity. The public is beginning to think
chat there is method in the madness
Of this MODERN Prince OF Denmark. AN
rHONY, bis colleague, has already con-
fsssed 10 seeing in the heavens what
looked very much like a whale Mr..
SPRAoUE holds two or three Other-o of his
Peers lightly by q golden chain. He is
believed to be in dead earnest and, il
so, there is no knowing what he msy
effect. The is that he will shortly
establish an independent Conservative
i3urnsl in Washington. He could not
contriye q better mode of letting loose &
portion Of the idle funds which he con-
tends should be actively brought into
general circulslion.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09

We are indebted to the publishers fer
8 copy Of the FIST number o. this j,uynal
10 the interest Of monarchy, from the
prospectus Of which wa have already
quoted at length. Want Of spscs
forbfis to-day such extracts from
its leading articles as We should
like to lay before orr readers.
These we shall eudeavor to gve to-
morrow. We cannot, however, refrain
from advising our readers that al Of
these articles are written in a vein Of
phil, sophie cOOsider ateness challenging
az least respect, and tina. the points SO
far advanced by the conductors Of the
TntpeTioEst axe fortified By articles
quoted in extsnsO from such journals
as the New York Herald, World,
7imos, Courier, the s.. Louis Republican,
the Pittsburg Weekly Press and the
San Francisco Commercial RtUieU. Il
is very hostile to the negro governments
with which we Of the South are just
now cursed, aud whien are among the
strongest existsnt arguments 10 favor Of
Imperialism aud also TO the carpet
baTgers and other officials who have
brought the Republican system OF gov
eminent into disrepute. Thoroughly in
dependent, it IS destlneaFT we believe,
(aDd We regret TO believe i'd TO a large
circulation and a widely extended iufl-
euce. Already we hesr OF hundreds 10
this city who hail it ss the har-
binger Of freedom from the re-
restraints imposed upon the intelligence
and worth Of Tennessee b. q mob and
mass of ignorance such as has never dis
grsced the bustiRgs OF any other civil
lied couutry. Oae such has cent Us 8
communication, which we print in an
other column under the head " Imperi-
alism.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
CUBA.

Cuban affairs continue to occupy much
attention in Washington and, we are
informed by special dispatches, " that a
" wide spread sympathy is manifested
81 towards the insurgents in their strng-
+" gle, not only among the on eers Of the
Government, but among private citi
zens and persons who are temporarily
"s%ojouTniDg there. Sch being spps-
4" rent 10 all their conversations on the
"eu5ject, and in the treatment extended
/" to the Representatives OF the insured
/" tionsry forces who are now in that
/" city" Admiral HoFF, ia his most
recent dispatch to the Government, re-
ports several expeditions In aid Of the
movement as now in preparation
on the Mississippi. These he bias orders
to keep q sharp lookout for and TO inter
cept II possible. Meanwhile bis fl ct is
10 be strengthed by an iron-clad and
the twelfth regiment Of infantry, under
command Of Gen. STONEMAE, is ordered
to Key West Instead Of to California,
its original destination. This, 1t Is be-
Iisved by well informed parties, being
but preliminary to the embarkation Of
this Command on board q or more Of
the vessels OF the fl set 10 readiness for 4
descent upon the island should the Span
ish officials fail to comply with a demand
for the relesse OF all the American
lr,soners, now Or the wsy, by q bearer
Of dispatches. We also learn that, al
though refused al audience by s. cretsry
FISH and President GRANT, the Cuban
Envoy Is sanguine that before the sum
mer passes away he will occupy the place
now filed by the Spanish minister as q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
PENNSYLYANIA

PHILADELPHIA, April S.-Twitchell.
who was to have been hung to-day, was
found dead in his cell this morning. He
is supposed to have committed suicide by
poison, furnished by his friends. At 2
o'clock this morning, he was left by the
Rev. Mr.. Briukerhoff and two Roman
Catholic priests, and at 5 o'clock he was
found.
The execution Of GersldSEatop for the
murder Of Timothy Herman, took place
ct l o'clock to-day.
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By Telegraph
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
Court Of CIaims-The Treason
Case.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April SIN the Senate
tn. day, the bill establishing 8 Court o.
Claims to sdjudicate militia affairs, Yves
passed.
Messrs. Pickett and Suggs, charged
with treason. we're admitted to bail in
the sum Of SIC, 900 each. The herring Of
the case was laid over until the 18th
inst.
Arrived-Clsrksville, from New Or
leans. Dspsrted-Ozark and Clsrksville'
Weather wsrm, with indications o.
rain.
The river is falling fast.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINeToS. April 8, 1863.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April6 1863.
HOUSE.
The Presidents message relative to
Mississippi and Virginia was referred to
the Reconstruction Committee. Mr..
Brooks withdrew his motion to send 1t
to the Judiciary Committee on learning
that the Reconstruction Committee had
taken some action on the SUBJECT.
The contested election cases for the
Third and Fourth South Carolina dis
tricts were then taken up.
After some fillibustering by the Demo-
Gratis the resolution reported by the Fec
lion Committee, declaring L. s. Hoge
entitled prims facla to the seat from the
Third South Carolina district, was adopt
ed, and Mr.. Hoge was sworn.
NJ. Butler. OF Massachusetts, from the
Reconstruction Committee, reported q
hill author ziBg the remission Of the
Constitutions of Virginia. Mississippi,
aud Texas to 8 vote OF the people, AMI
authorizing the election Of Safe officers
and members Of Congress-. The bill
authorizes the President, at such time as
he may deem best, to submit the Vir-
GINA Constitution 10 the registered
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
T-ELEGRAPHIO

New OgLEANs, April S.-Cotton is quiet bu
ste.dy at 2Sc; ssles $50 bales receipts IZ7
exports44lS. Gold sl14. sterling 42%r CONNIE.
nm. Flour frm superhnes5 75; XXX IS IS
XXX So 80. Corn hrner; white 77d7Sc yellow
7SSS0c. oatshrm at zoe. Bran nrm at 81 Il
6I %. Hay quiet; prime S26. Pork lower a
49,. Bacon duh; shoulders l4Mc; clear side
i74gI7{c. Lard quiet; fierce fsc; keg Ng2lc
ses, lermenting, CSC. Whisky and coffee un'
changed.
Sew YOrh Market.
NEW YORK. April Section IS firm sales
whisky s2Kc. wheatsi 4lgI Sc; Corn $50
S5c. Rice dull. Coffee quiet but firm. Cuba
sugar IlA9ISc. N. o. molasses 7l@79s.
Cincinnati MaFkes.
CINCINNATI. April s-Flonr IS 35@6 80. Corn
sc; s! Oats e$ssSi; s1iar is7fSlSSHc; a M4lS Tisy
81 T592 10. Provisions unchanged.
ST. LOuis Market.
ST. LoUm, April S. = Flour, 81 SOFAS 1915
Corn SG67 OATS 63G65c. Barley 81 10. Rye
81 25aI q. Whisky SSc. Groceries quiet and
unchanged. Pork sSJ. Bulk clear sides l5c;
Bacon, shoulders 1879; sides l6x@f7c. Lard
l7c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April g. Flour $ 25as Is. Wheat
81 Of. Corn 52e52hc;u Oats 5lNc Rye u lag
sI9l 05. Sugar I49l5Hc. Pork $50 2ogS0 80.
Lard l7Hc. Hams I5N9l6c. Bulk shoulders
liH9llzc.
Louisville MARKET.
~LouTsvrLLr, April S.-Tobacco, sales 200 hhds
at STALL PORK s9l so. Lard lshe. Bacon,
shoulders 1870 sides i7ai7xc; Bn;k meats
1871; sides l6zc. Bacon shou ders l%4c; sides
Hgl7Hc. Flour s. 60ao. Corn 6l@6Bc. Oats
CSC. sugar IS1@I5ke. Molassss 759S0c. u Risky
FOreIsn Markets.
April 81 Cotton closed dull.
Uplands l17Sdi Orleans l21fd,
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, April S.-Ths oopfs-
grafton in the Gold Hill mines is still
raging. It sppAsrs m he eonfined prin-
cIpslly to the Yellow jacket, but owing
TO q cave where the firemen are unable
70 reach the flames. Every effort Is
being made to clear the drift. Eighteen
bodies nave been taken out OF the burn
ing mints, nine of them from one drift.
The Yellow Jacket Company has re-
sc;ndad its dividend for March.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
MARRIED.

WILKINsON-ROBGRTsON-on THURSDAY,
sth OF April, IS g, att Fir,t Baptist Church,
IN MempAis. 81 tbs Rev.Dr. Burns, Miss KATE
daughtecoi Mr. 10 eph r.. Robertson, OF Mem
pills, 10 afr. Il eSILEISsos, of SSllvar, Tenn.
Toe attendants on The happy couple were
Miss Swami and Mr.. Sherwood, Miss Brown
and Mr.. Wilkinson, Miss RJbsrt on and Mr..
D1sap, Miss Ellis and Mr.. Tnler, Miss Price
and Nc. Smith.
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STATE OF T-ENNFssEE,1

II NUMIIhO1IHH OIIANHF =
January l, 1853.
IG. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the New York
Lie Insurance Company, located in New York,
has Produced to me satisfactory eviden e that
aid company has complied with all the re-
0uirsments OF the laws of the State OF Tonnes
zee i'm oosed on Insurance ompanies; and /
further certify that d. O'DELL and J. h Z.
PRIrCHARD, Agents OF said Company, nave
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the state made and provided in such
cases: wherefore, said New York Life lnsu-
rance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business Of Insurance. IN this
state, AZ Memphis, Tenn.
TIISI G.. W~RLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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A OF g YORK.

City and County OF New York.
Be IL known, that on this twenty fourth day
Of February, ammo Domint. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty -nine, before me ].
Leander starr, a Notary Publi3 In and for the
State of New York, duly commissioned and
sworn, residing in the city OF New York, per-
sonally came MORRIS and WILL
LIAM H. BEERS, who being BY me duly 5h1rmed
and sworn, did depose and say, that the con-
tents OF the atove affidavit by them subscribed
were true according to the best of their knoWl-
edge, inform alton and belief.
J. L. STARR, Notary Public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-09
NEW YOnH.

NEW YORK, Arril SIT is rumored
that a late Prussisn mail from Bremen
IN this mort has been robbed of over
81 ,0G0, 600. The pnstofice detectives,
however, profess to have no knowledge
Of the affair.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, April 8-In consequence
Of the rain this morning the expected
spee1h If ax President JOHNSON was post
pnne5 urtil Saturday. Mach ~dissppoint
ment was felt by hundreds who had
come from 4 distance to hear him.
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Jity and lOnnty OF New Y TX
NORRIS FRANKLIN, PRECEDENT, and WILLIAM
II. BEERS. AetuaTy, Of tire new York Life In
surance Company, being seYerally duly ~
nrmed and sworn, do severally dspose and say,
and each for him self says, that the above : ate
ment of the sa d Company, on the thirty first
day of December, 1888, is correct and true, Rc-
cording TO the best OF their knowledge, infor-
nation and beiief-
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WM. H. BEEAs, Yics-Pres t and Actuary.
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ISLAND,

Providence. April s.--Paddleford's
majority is 1896.
The Senate stsnds twenty.six Repub-
licans In seven Democrats, and the
House six Republicans and twelve Dem
ncrafa.
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member Of the diplomatic corps al
Washington. or ,his be is reported to
have assurances, In a private way, from
the highest quarters.
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UrIrxp STATE IsTERNAL REvENUE,0

ASSES oR's OFFICE, sTH DISTRICT, TENN,
MEMPHIS, April Z, 1853.
NTOTICE Is hereby given that from the 9th
~ to the 18th OF April, 1869, at my once, No.
~ ain street, / will receive and determine
appeals relative to any erroneous OF excessive
vaiuations, assessments or enumerations by
the Assessor OF Assistant Assessors returned in
the annual list foI 1853.
Au appeals TO the Assessor as Aforesaid shall
he made 10 writing. and shall specify the par
tIcuiar cause, matter or thing respecting which
a decision Is requested. and shall, moreover,
state the ground or principle q error come
rIained of WM. w. THACHER,
AIS Assessor.
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THE account Of the trial Of young
CRUMP, on our third page, will be found
veil worth attention.