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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
ItI DELAWARE LACKAwANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Dpots EewYok foot Of BsrcAyst aud foot Of ChIsopherst
ARRANGEMENTS MONDAY. MAY 10 isoSf
IN TRAIN connecting Dene With Boonton BrauchS
Dover Waterloo With SUSSEX X foI An
Newton Washington with the D. h. and W. or W
Soadsbu Scranton aud Great Bend aud all points on % As
awannA Bloomsbury aud Delaware and Hudson Rds Al bO
Lehh and Slushanna for Bethlehem, Allentown hAea
ISi m LPsIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Eewars, Mon~
town poye Hscktown Washington Phpbag and kaston oa.
recs at Phpsbarg with Bel Del r. K for Berder &C. aod
Eastou L. " r. Bethlehem. Allentown hAaee OhenA aHd
WIkesbArre. .-.,-.o - - -. IN a.. n
AID W r. X for Stroudsbu and SeTAnoa AZ Dover
.i,b Chss,., Y and Waterloo with SUSSEX X K
ssaSs ~ ,sat:5O D m SUMMIT and intermediate stations .
$50 40 $50 and il0 and $40 3D. 5; oiV 80 haa
li5n IN Z, sOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
iI:4O M Q $50 n, 10 AORkISIoWS and ia"'"'~
b'io q m MoRRIsTowS EXPRESS =, .
$780, $3.50 1920, H. ll;5 1880
p So SO $50 90 5O $50 eo $780, 'iS s;tS, sRS
HcSPbTTooMFrELD asd MoSTCLAIR $780, llioOa os
no $40 D u. BsCHoCH, Assistant Superintendent
z A uENRY q. u. A.
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RAILROADOfN NEW JERSEY

" rs will leave NewYork Ferry Of Chambers
st e. oous: AZ m $780, 4;l5 5;lS aud $3.50 aad At u
midnight s,unial, The il5 aud S5 p n trains run
,hrouxu - Mouaey.--May ~ 1904
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NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD.
IN DEPOT NEW YORK, Foot Of Lbertysi, North River
MONDAY Aug 80 1859 passenger trains viii run -
follows; - = -
LEAVE NETWORK FOR BBRGEN.AvE-A. 5:S 6:3o. 6Sss
8;l5 st5 $40 s:l5, 1850, llt0 l2 D. $780, 49, 80
s:g 615 :, f;i0. $50, $40. l0:45. II so pm. -
LEAyE SBN.YOkK FOR WEST BEkGEs-At 5:iS. 6s5. 6+s,
e:a5 ii:&O m $780, 4;JO 5i5 65 T;iO $3.50 1850 m
LRAVE NETWORK FOR kBwARK-it 5;$5, $50, 6;3S, IiS
ans gl5 s20 9:i5 1889. liO l2;2s 5;N Af't
s. 6s5 7, TAO, $3.50. $40. lO5 ll:9O o. M
r. Is. KICKER Superintendent -.
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NETWORK AND oNEW-HAvEN RAIL-


~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10. lsea
p.sngef Station NswlOrk Of Twenty 81 ana
FourthaVe. EnirAnce Twenty .seyenthsk
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
forEew Haven and Bridgeport, Ok ll3Oa nj fS (kEl5
(B1.), 34S $50, $3.50. andS (Rrl ?. m. -. -,
For Milford ssratiOn Fairfield Southport and "s''Po h;~ -
For Sorvsi J. slEIt ll:,o N, 1915 OH tELh 3'S
For psrsn + o i:Soa rnj SIS $50. $50 sDd69OR
FOR Stanford, (EIl g. ll:50a RAD tErl z;lS NIb
For Gr..Gssh J. 3 i:5Oa ans 3:i5 as $780, $780, 1'ls ..
For Pert intermediate sOa att l9oa nj 2ls
3;a5. 4.45, $50, $780, 73 and S;:g ~ ,,vs
' ' ' CONNECTING TRAlNS
For Boston, via Springfield, 8 a. m. tBr), (hn) 8p
For Boston, Shore Line. l2:l5 (Ex) pm
For Hartford aud Springfield (Exl. l2lo thhl m
For Counseseu, Railroad (EI l2;ia 10 Mones.
3p. N TO Northampton. An, ,-,--. m a..
NswHaveu NswLOadOn and sOungtoa Railroad m.
J. sp
FOR Housatouic Railroad, 8A N and 2 ~
For Nangstuck Railroad, a. N, (kr), &O m
FOR Danbury and NowGk Railroad 1919 and $3.50 and
m In connection Freight train rom Norwsk n Danbny
Far Nsy.Csnssu Railroad 1919 4;3O, aud $50
~0~~~'V~'N n HOYr SUPERINTENDENT
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DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
III For LONG BRANCH, RED BANK. BRICKsBURG MAY
CHESTBR TOMS RIVER. &c. by Steamer. JESSE hOlT. Al
M S rom % III ieSs O w. y sSRDBH General Mansger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IL slip;
ga M Mail train GTeenpon
NorhporL
3:Op N GreenpOr Express
Ip m FOR Royu Glen Locus. Valley, Huntingdon, so
$50 D1 M I Rcsyu a.u Cove Valley HurnatOn sut
Eorhport ,,.-,
ar So H,rbo East West Hampton Long Island Raros
Kes.YoTk Il $3.50 Fare through 10 Sad
Habor, S3 .--,-....
Ryu lea Cove Locust Valley Huntingdon and NoIihpott ea't
a. and 6 N. l. d. BARTON. Sept
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NOUIH SIDE halLhOhD OI hVNU
- ISLAND-NINTHR ARRANGkMkNr--On aud aier octoncr
the s Roosevelt and GaRist Ferries a. lolosss
s a. NJ Mail Passenger for Paiohogue 10 Meriek,
TO Patchogae p Accommodation fot
shp Saturdays througa Psichogue 6JJ Vr Meriek
SATURDAYS Baby Al at Valley
except the late aud trains For particulars tine
tables X. WHITE. SepeflAtendeak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ Nos 3gG and 39S CANALST., corner Of Lsigbtst
per cent Interest on 81 10 $1,000.
M0ney depOgted before will from Oct
ASSETS, SO,728,3g6 IL.
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Sl,amboais anS 9ailruaas.

rVHE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is the
most valuable safe guard attached 70 Railway Trains in
10 on value proved hundreds Of ineontes
Die demonstrations IL all the lines bsiweeo Newiok
Cb,go ~ ou, and Paul NewYork Central aud Lake Shore
,- wa q ERE AVER 4 son. No ID PLaitsL. n. u
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s9ect aud ve~neration, in which the
d sd OF the Confederate armies are
held in remembrance by our
people. Every grave was visit d
ald carefully tended. Flowers, in pro
fusion, VIE placed with tenderest anc
most lcSing care upon the mounds which
mark where sleeps the brave Of q lost
bu. cherished cause, and religion IT.
voked : blessing upon the beautiful anu
touching ceremonies commemorative o
their fervices. TIE grafton OF Judge
CLAPP, which we pulish in foil, was re-
ceived with every mark Of respect and
satisfaction thst the place and time would
permit. L: carefully and logically treats
the occasion, causes and results Of the war,
at the came lime that it does not offend
the taste or prejudices OF those who diff
fered with Us in the struggle; and is re-
plete with argument In ~vindication Of
the sction of the Southern States, the
q lllsutTv of their soldiers and the geE-
tlsuess and devotion OF their daughters.
The poems read have also merit, and
will be found worthy OF sn occasion so
solemn, go suggestive, snd that we hope
will be perpeLusted so long as time can
tell the story of the %gsllantry, patriot
ism and proves of those who fell for the
rights, the honor and the liberty Of TIE
South.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOFTS, May s.-The livery stable
OF h. p. AIeeks, corner 9Th and Myrtle
streets, Was burned early this morning,
and forty five. head of horses and mules
were consumed. Loss S12, 900.
An Omaha dispatch says 200 Sioux
pouDced on q party Of Snake and Ban
mock Indians, slightly miles from South
Pass city, ten days ago, and killed 20 of
them. Specials from New Orleans say
thai the Grain Delegation. from this city
arrived there yesterday, and were re.
ceived and escorted to the st. Charles by
g committee, and called upon by many
prominent cit'zsns, and an excursion to
the mouth OF tbs river and returning via
Lakes Borgna and PonchArtrain, was to
start this morning. A public meeting
will be held on Monday, and a CONNER
cial Convention has been called for the
24.h inst, to which delegates from oveI
lGO towns and cities on the Mississippi
and Ohio have been invited.
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Thos. OiDonnel nominR:es Thos. A.
Ryan.
Il thu frat ballot there were IS
votes cast, Ran getting 81, WEIGH IS,
Gillem IS, and Yoemsn
In thu second Mr. Yoemsn's name
was Withdrawn, aud So votes were cast,
RJsn getting "a. Giiiem Is, Yoeman 4,
WEIGH 9. YOemsn not being counted
made the vote a tie, so 3 third ballot
was gone into, Mr.. WEIGH Withdrawing
from the rere. The result Of this ballot
was, Ryan 80, Gillem "a
Mr.. Ryan was therefore declared the
nominee, and the nomination made
unanimous.
Tbs closed the nominations and makes
the Shelbg county Democratic Judicial
ticket complete, as follows:
THE TICKET.
For Chsncellor-Judge Caruthers.
For Judge Of the Law Court-Judge
MErland L. Perkins.
For Judge of the Criminal Court-GeH.
w w. Wallace.
Fer Judge Of the Municipal Court
Col. G.. P. FOute.
For Attorney-G General Municipal
Court-George Stahl.
For Prosecuting Attorney Municipal
Court-Thos. A. Ryan.
THE STATE AND CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS
Will be made ia = Convention to be de-
termined hereafter and in which all the
counties comprising the Judicial district
are represented.
A resolution OF Col. DuBose, recon-
Needing to that Convention H B. s.
Williams as q suitable candidate FIR the
Circuit J~u5gship, and an amendment to
it by B. N. Hart, recommending Col.
Walker Wood as Attorney General OF
the same Court, were not entertained
and after passing a vote Of thanks to the
presiding officers, the Convention sd-
journed sine die.
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AND RIVERS.

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-The Missis-
siPpi, for S.. Louis, and Indiana, for
Louisville, departed, and the louisville
arrived.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-The river is
rising, WITH eleven feet 10 the canal.
Up-Aiics Dean.
SF. LOUIS, May S The river is falling
slowly. The weather is clear and pleas
ant.
ATrived-Jllia
CINCINNATI, May S.-The river is
rising, with thirty-six feet in the char
mel. Ths weather is clear aud pleasant.
Depsrted-Minne0Ia and Groesbeek.
CAIRO, May S-Ths river fell twelve
inches to-day. The weather Is clear and
cool.
Up-L'zzie Gill, IL pm. yesterday ;
Belle ST. Louis, Z am. Down-Sam J..
Hale, Z am Belle Lee, 10 am; Belle
Memphis, 8 pm.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, May S.-The trial OF
Auditor Wicklifa, on the second indict-
ment, upon the charge Of misdemeanor
in Office, in issuing fraudulent warrants,
closed at ten o'clock last night, with a
verdict Of not guilty. This wss regarded
as the strongest case against Wickliffe,
and Judge Abeli stated this morning, in
view OF the result Of the previous lrisls
and dlsorgsniSed condition OF the State
finances, thst he was prepared to enter
tain 3 motion for a RoUe proSequi on the
remaining indictments against Wickliffe
The District Attorney, however, not be-
ing prepared, the matter was postponed
until Monday.
The Congressional Election Investiaa-
ting Committee commenced their inves-
legations tbis morning with the First
Congressional District.
TIE rivec is very nearly up to high
water mark and threatening an over:
q ". a cfevssse is reported
- having broken below the city Ia st.
Bsrnard Parish st midnight last night,
and the effJrts TO elisa il are apparently
ursvGiling.
The American Medical Association
All burned yesterday to mset on the sec
ond Tuesday in May nsxt. The dele
gates afterwards took an excursion down
the river. a number also took 3 short
excursion up the river on the Richmond.
The entire session wss marked by the
greatest haraony and good feeling, sndi
elOsLd with q fac expression OF apprec;s-
ton Of the hospitality and courtesy ex-
by the citizens.
The 81. Louis Grain Association dele
CATION sre eIjoying an excursion out to
Lhe mouth OF the river to-day, aud will
meet for business on Monday.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, Msy s.-Fhe stock market
he, within the past few days, bsen in
fuencsd unfsvorsbiy by the increase In
the rate of interest by the Bank of Eng
land to four and q half per cent. and the
current bslisf hat a further advance will
be made shortly, owing to the political
uncertainty oooasioned by Summers
speech, the expectation OF gold, foreign
loans snd the depressed state of trade
Cork, Msy8.-o'Salliyan, the present
Msyor Of this city, has refused the NOM
iuation for Parliament from the electors
Of Young Hall,
The Irlsh national papers defend the
recent course OF O'Sullivsa.
MADRID, May SIT is certain that q
proposal has been made to the Cortes 10
name Marshall Saronns as Regent, ard
Pfim as President of the Council and
Minister Of War, until q King Is elected.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINeToN, May S-Tho following
decision has been made by the Deputy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue :
Dealers in liquor who sell in quantities
of less than f& gallons, and also In
quantities OF five gallons and upwards,
must pay "a special tax, both 40 whole
sale and retail dealers.
Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, had q
private interview with the Presidet {
this morning, as also had Gen. Banks
and Gov. Spencer of Alabama.
The colored delegation from Alexsn-
dris, Va, headed by their spokesman,
r D. Kelly, called upon the President
this morning ami had an interview con.
cerning the appointments al that place,
and to tell him something about the
feeling OF the negroes on the subject Of
reconstruction. The interview wSs sat-
isfsctory to them.
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PUBLIC sAT,"
CT
RESIDE Lands
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Farm LANDS and fi,heries on Pres
iGeni'S INIana.

-hE-IRlNG to dispose OF a Dorffoo ~ 49,
~ estate Ull uuer at punllc sale fhr5pgh
Me$rS hoyster. Trezsy2nt a Co, Auctionee1s
on HukolAY, IaE I DAY az a
next, upon the premists. tnIty Suburban i ofS.-
. 70 ~ acres eSeh, situated en- ths a~tss-SfeDf
and ~tennessse Railroad, Qboui four miles souIh-
~ Memphis on N5u cum IA Heizhrs. fnvfle,
nom Suon as w.sh to Buy s pa ticalar fnsoec.-
lion OF these u land, when Wi
fOnnd 70 possess in an EmirenE dSgree the a.
fractions OF PictEle &c ssuunds nae sol. nome
forest ireas and pure wafer nom never faiIfny
springs. Half hours time vAI sunace 10 rsse4
tbs prop rty from Ceurt SQuqee rv lie 80 y
en- al short intervals, giving free Access - ne
business. the schools ana caurches o. The city
Fns WOOD npou the land Viii yield one hun
dred dOllsis clear prom TO ne acre.
l VII also orer at public sale on FdUSS-
DA June IA tas house OF :hs A~ustioEeefs,
noItoesstc corner OF Main md Jefferson sIests,
80 acres. In tFaots OF 50 10 IoS acres, on Prssi-
dent Island, Just bsloW the ety. nearly AL
above on erfOW hSayiy unn0eIed With ash sud
walnut and ether I0reSt growth. Tee land S04
unsurpassed fertility, ana zeeeSslb Z al Al sea-
sons BY stesmSOatS. A ready market may %
fuund for every cord % NO "A Gus upon The
land. A feature % great value N this properly
IS The WsIl known Lake, which an0sds sac
hnest fisheries ia this para OF he wOric. The
nade very yaleable n supplying The Memphis 3
Plans made By Aessrs. Rotinssn q
NON civu = n fneerS. cal be seen ~ 3be 81
ice or ana AucffJHeer, and ths lan0s RiI -
IhsUn by them CT myself, by apro ntnent. -
tims before the cay Of salc- q
Terms OF Sale-aal cal. balance 2 and
w0yeaFs With interest. 5stSislnS ~
RoYsTER, TREzEYArT : CO.
- A~-<E0uec1k
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v

NASHVILLE, Msy S-The first to.
day was : veloeipede one, fer a purse OF
800, for which there were five entries,
Kesgon being the winner. Time: 7:044.
The second was the stake for two year
olds, two mile heats for a purse of S4OO.
summary: Mamie Douglass II; Sue
Dougherty %; Signal Light 3 70. Time ;
s:424 and S:444.
The third was for a handicap purse of
$3.50, mile heats, free for all horses not
winning during the meeting, $50 to go to
the second horse. Summary; b fier l
l Agnes Donovan 2, distancsd DerriR-
ger 3 8. Time 1:49l and 1861.
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Election Notice.
OzFICE C0HMIssIoNER R-TGIsTRATIoS
FOR SHELBY CoESTY,
AL-A-nurra NJ 4 IAEl

OEFICE COMMISSIONER k~TGIsTRAIIoS
FOR SHELBY CcESTY,
MEMPHIs May s, IS69.J
NOTICES hereby given, that on he FOURTH
THURSDAY OF MAY, 1863, pursuant 10 wits
Of election to me directed by His Excellency,
the Governor OF Tenuessee, I VIII, at the lawfaI
voting pltees, in each Of the Wards of the city
of Mesaphis, and In each Of the Civil Districts
OF Shelby county bold an election to I'll tbs
xaeancses declared by the act Of the L sgisls-
ture. passed Feuruary %, 1853 as follows. to-vit;
Three Judges OF the supreme Court Of said
State.
one Attorney-General and Reporter for the
State.
one Judge of the Twelfth judicial Circlit OF
said state.
one Attorney. General of the Twelfth Judt-
cial Circuit Of said State.
One Judge of -theChsncery Court Of Memphis
One Judge Of the Law Court OF MeIaphis.
Twin, eiso, in compliance With said writs OF
election, at the lawful voting places in the
several Wards OF the city OF Memphis, and in
the several Districts constituting the territorial
OF the Criminal Court of Mem phis
and the MunlsipsI Coart of Memphis, hold an
election to nj the vacancies declared BY the
Act aforesaid, as follows, to-wit
one Judge OF the criminal court OF MemShis
one Atlorney-General OF the CrlElinal Court
OF Memphis,
One Judge OF the Municipal Court OF Mem
phis.
o e Prosecuting-Attorney Of the Municipal
Court OF Memphis.
Said elections will be held aud conducted &C
cordIng to the existing laws OF this State, and
as prescribed for general elections by the people.
The several Deputies, Judges and Clerks Of
said elections viii, In due time, &c -annoanced.
il. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners of Registration Tor shelby @.
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By Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special dispatch to the Appeal
CAIRO, May S.-The following is the
port list for to-day:
Lizzie Gill, from New Orleans to 81.
Louis, l am S. ]. Hale from Cincinnati
to Memphis, Z am; Belle st. Louis from
Memphis TO 81. Louie, 7 ami Grand
Lake from Grand Tower to Memphis, 10
am Belle Lee from st. Louis to New
Orleans, noon Belle Memphis from st.
Louis to Memphis, PPM.
The river fell fifteen inches. Weather
clear aud pleasant. Hale well laden.
Belle Lee refused freight here. Grand
Lake has a tow OF coal for Memphis.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May s-Richard Morley,
one of the Oldest Odd Fellows In the
United States, died here yesterday, aged
seventy-eight years.
The long pending law suit, involving
tho tis!e TO The City Hotel property, was
decided yesterday il the CIRCUIT Court.
Under the decree Of the Court the pro-
'.rty is to be sold.
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hain S reef store Hause.

On TUESDAY, Mav IS.b a c,.ro OF,
we PIenlkes. We VIII Cfsr, at pub mo1
very Na.ua6ie and CseFrzlIs ~ tpat
ptei Dy l. a ~. l.. L9Wsnstsin -sA0s occu-
s Ut EL Lossnstsin bratuen. e5Trsr a. ~ me
aaest poj1ts far sTsg b5s Ttfs cell one oTf5s
nope 70 meet on the SecasiSn q - saeeti We
sirs ~ .. SaPl@nsts and business msn Vic -
Size az }ot 59Ieg : loS sueh ysluabls preperfT-
nounced a. sale. Aeeru, and an
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WANiED -AGENTS-s75 to $50 per month
w ev-rywhers, male aud fsma e, 70 intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine VIII sltcA- heIn. feH, tuck gull. cord.
manner. Price only SIG kully warranted for
ave years. We will pay Si0O for any machine
that Will sew q stronger, more bsautsfui, or
more elnsflc seam than Gurs l. ms keS the
9 Elastic Lock stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut and stu the cloth cannot Be pulled
apart without ttaring t. We pay sgents from
SIS to 500 per month and expenses. or q COM
missicn from which twice that amount can be
made address SECOAB q Co, Ptttsburx. Pc.
81. Lcuis, Mo, or Boston, Mass.
cAUT1ON.-Do u tOe impos ed upon by ether
parties palming or worthless esst-ir0n ma
chimes. un6er the same Nome or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine ami really practical
cheap machine mAn1faeta ed mys
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Large P%erempIOFy Sale orLots In
FOft PICKERING.

lOtsin block 50. bounded north b- u.r-
80 eeS1 5y Second south ~ C57le ana
gtOg Wtshlng On stree s. A1so- III fofS1o
otocAO boOnaed north by CtIr3s So =.
~ SIllatfong south by Van BErep- s5J1es
: OslIoI s.feetS, uEon the Plan of F-r P9ee~
obtgs =. mcluded IN the 0rporationo o. Nere-
I auI OF beautiful fich ard level snrfsce
oOln ma1olPg q jul vieE OF the river e15 ~
- - Tar TIE proposed IOcs !O. of -
AsnPhlN Dock Eerd No pransrfS - ENHs
9sSnss GTh DC regsrced a more dssirsbis or
20. Az Inc tities Z ti.is p.Opertv arr ner.
- EoI 2elns AN0aYed in PAST or present a.
gatiOa Inc over WI>Lfrg 10 ~ Il T.ta-
h 1r1 70 met the market IS to prize
E-I9I oash, balance lzmonths- wFTa-
~ Ins tGie viii be held On me
prs@lis7, commencing al 10 o'clebk 81 M ~
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BUSTON.

Boston, May S.-The Supreme Court
has granted Mary Eliza Jones a divorce
from her husband, George jones, alias
Count Johnes, for alleged desertion and
n%on-support.
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NOMINATIONs.

Ear Chancellor p. CARUTHERS.
Fir Judge Of Lar COurt~.-.W. L.
FIR !Jados Of Criminal Court Is. W. WALLACE
For zty-Genrl Criminal Court SEQ. sTARI'
For Judge Of Municipal Oirt-.-..G. p. FOOTA'
For Prosecuting Attorney
Of Mamieipal Court---sBONAs A. REAN
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New orleans MARKET.

New orleans MarkeG.
NEW ORLEANS, MayACCotton sitter; mid
dlings 2sHG2S%c sales go bales; rec ipis 1872
bsies; exports S73 taIes- Gold SSc. sterlibg
5Ox. New YORK sight 4 premium. Supernne
nour S. 20; NIX s. s71s; XXX So -. White corn
TGz5c. Gals Toe. b. an 81 % Prime hay SS7G
40. PORK nominal at S32 50. b con shoulders
loDbing at lS9c; sides l7Ael77zc- Lard quiet
ii rces lSH9.g;; ktg l9t9g2o. Common So.
gar aA@9<cI prime lz15g Z4e. Mo asses dun ;
iermeuUns i6B5 C. Whisky S5as2c. Coffee
quiet Islr l19I5Ac; prime l7Sl7Zc,
GaIeagO Market.
CHICAGO, Nay S-Flour s596 20. 3yaeat
81 ia. ,oIn s6ga57c Oats 5i@6l5zc. RYE 81 liza
ll6% Bari y 81 eS9I IS. High Inc. g c. Mo
lssses siSlUn sugar li9l579e. Pork 81. Lard
l3zSlSc.
81. Louis. MarkeG.
ST. IoUus, May S.-Flour S495 %. Wheat
81 80 Corn Gi9oSc. Oats -65a 70c. Barley 81 20
al 80. Rye 81 24gl p WHISKY held at Ole.
Groceries quiet aud unchanged. Pork $3l@
81 81. Bacon shoulders lz54ci clear sides lo4c.
Lard unchanged.
Cincinnati Market.
May s-Flour ssde q. Corn
81. Oats 6S97cc. Whisky &c. PORK So.
Bulk meats, loose, l2Sl412c. Bacon shoulders
loose, lSi4c; sides l6%9Hc. Hams lS{glgc
Lard held at lSc. wheat S. 5 al 90. Rye IN
for commpn 10 extra. Sheep So 9096 ~. Hogs
81 SOs9 ~ gross.
louisville MARKET.
~LoUTsvILLE, MaysS-To6sc-o-sales Of III
hhds at iG0 fl.es- Flour S. -. Corn 65d6sc
oats 65a!Ic Bagzing DC. PORK S1 %. Sugar
prime li55C f; pr.ius II GLASSES SOC. Whisky &c.
Low Aid tllrss 2tzo.
Foreign
LoSDov, Mays Conso,s clos, Il at a2E. SOS.
-. and at Frankfort 81.
L1vERPo, L, May s-Joiton closed dull. Up
LAID. A3sd; Orl-ass I'D Sales 6COO bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-09
Elegant Cottage Residence,

Situated on the southeast corner Of P1ntotoc
and Mulberry or s.. Patrick street.. The house
contains nYe rooms, hall, kitchen and servants
rooms. ~ctsteros n sl necessary ousbouses,
this bsiRg the former residence OF Gen. A bert
Pike. II Is on lease ground, at an annual val
uation the ie sse has seven years TO run, and
can be released for an indednite time p rsOus
venient 70 Main At,eet cars, and In a healthy
and exceedingly desirable location, near the
churches and good schools, Will find this prop.
cry desirsbies f
gslms liberal and made knewn on dsy Of
sale.
M~QSRARRAT, LANIER q CO.,
mya AuetiOneeFs,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-09

The commemcrslian services yester-
day were characterized by zeal, good
taste and Judgment, and the attsndsnce
wss a gratifying exhibit Of the love, re.