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NEW YORK.

New YORK, April 2s.-The Philadel-
phia Post to-day, in lengthy article
signed by ]. d. Stockton, says that ce;-
tain sums of money were borrowed from
gentlemen who took an interest in the
Post, some of which have been repaid,
and for all Of which notes we're given en-
dorsed, and legal interest paid, but not
one dollar has ever been received by that
paper as subsidy or gift. No bargain
was ever made with Cameron or Grow 4
Brewster, or any other man; neither
Cameron nor his son ever attempted to
dictate the policy of the paper or asked
him (Stocktop) to advocate measure or
oppose one
Gilbert Robertson, a jeweler, was
found murdered in bis store last night at
Rye, in this State. His skull was
crushed in with gun barrel, and be had
been robbed of several hundred dollars.
No arrests.
John Russell Young, late of the 7ri-
bune, has written letter TO the New
York Post, wherein be acknowledges
having written the letters published in
the Sun, and says be will be able to purge
himself Of the charge of corruption
made sgainst him.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April Pa boy seven
years old, named Krall, fell of of cart
yesterday. The wheels passed over his
head, causing instant death.
The Chillicothe accommodation train
ran over and killed Miss Cora Strong
this morning at Manchester. She was a
school teacher at that place, and was
walking on the track.
Major General Pope arrived in the city
this morning, and is stopping at the Bur-
nett House.
The Protestant Episcopal Delegate
Mission meeting in this city closed to-
night Bishop McIlvsine, Of Cincin-
natl, and Rev. DIR. Height, Of New York,
delivered addresses.
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y H "a. JUST,
MRNy and BOYS FINE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
245 M AIN ST r E E II.

noon for the purpose of taking the testi-
mopy of members Ct the Brazil Lega-
ton. officers of the South Atlantic squad
ron, and others who have been sum
moned, which it is supposed can be
done in ten days.
Since the 4th Of March one hundred
and nineteen Assessors and one hundred
and twenty-five Collectors Of Internal
Revenue have been appointed.
President Grant, accompanied by Sec
Rotary Borie and others, contemplate
short cruise down the Potomac river to-
morrow, in the United States steamer
Tallahassee, now at Washington navy
yard.
The Secretary of the Interior has de-
cided that an actual change of residence
or abandonment of lands under the home
stead law, after more than six months at
any time, makes a forfeiture thereof to
the Government.
The work of reducing the force in the
Treasury, Department is progressing.
About five hundred clerks will be dis
missed, but it is announced that no APP
pointments can be made at the present to
fill vacancies, it being the desire of the
Secretary to have the force reduced as
low as possible, in order to conduct the
business of the DEPARTING mt with the least
possible expense.
The work of diminishing the force in
the Postoffice Department continues
Twenty clerks were removed to-day.
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havana.

HAVANA, April 29.-According to the
Havana journals, the news from the
Eastern Department has of late been "a
vorsble to the Government No great
results are announced, but several Skin
mishes, in which the Spanish troops were
victorious, have been reported.
The two vessels captured by the Union
off the Vuelta Abaka coast proved to BIZ
wreckers.
An order has been issued by the Gov
ernor of Porto Rico prohibiting vessels
from entering the harbor of San Juan at
nicht
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BY ELI G RAP h
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroN, April 2s.-Captain Dan
iel Ammen has been appointed Chief of
the Bureau of Stocks and Yards, vice
Rear Admiral Joseph Smith, who has
been appointed Presiden. of the perma-
nent court now in session in the Navy
Department.
Sherman has issued an order for the
resumption of recruilingto be conducted
under the direction Of the regimental
commanders-general service to be con-
Quoted at New York, Cincinnati and
San Franciseo--lhe depots for collection
aud instruction of recruits being Gov
ernor's Island, New York Harbor, New
port Barracks, Ky, Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, and Benecis, Cal. The general
srPerintendenls are to report direct to
the Adjuiant General of the Army and
receive all orders from him. Carlisle
Barracks, Penn, and Fort Leavenworth
are named as depots for the collection
and instruclion of cavalry and light ar
tillery recruits.
The President has ordered that here
after he will receiEe visitors Mondays
and Thursdays, between ten and twelve,
and on other days be will only receive on
cards or in special cases.
The testimony in the Dyer court-mar-
tial case closed to-day. The Court ad-
journed until next Monday, when the ar
guments will be commenced.
The statement that the House Com
mi,fee on Foreign Affairs has made ar
rangemenis to visit San Domingo and
other islands Of the Gull, ia pronounced
BY the Chairman rs without any founda-
ton whatever.
The Committee mas been in session
several days, taking testimony relative
10 the affairs Of the American legation
At Paraguay. aud will meet IN the after
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VIRGINIA.

RIcBMoND, April % The Conserve
tive State Convention met to-day. Three
hundred delegates, representing fifty
counties, were present. r. T. Daniel
was chosen President. The Conservative
candidates nominated in 1867 have all
sent in their designations. 1t is under.
stood that no nominations will be made /;
that the Conservative party will cast its
vote in the election for Walker and the
Conservative Republican ticket.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. 7
.anu,rYn To,u.rx,l 1890

NASHVILLE, JanuBry i, Ioos.
/, G. W. Black burn. Controller Of the Treas
surance Company, located at New York. in the
State of New York. has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the require.een.s Of the laws Of
the State of Tennesseo imposed on Insurance e,
Vredenhurgh. sgsfts Of said Company, has also
uomplied with the requirements of the laws of
the Stsie, made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore. said Security Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of insurance in this State, at Mem.
phis, Tennessee. G. W. BLACKBURN,
Controller of Tennessee.
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FORTU N e T E Lin G.!
Go to OBJ Gayoso St,

WHERE MADAME ANNA HAS COM.
Portable rooms. and will tell you the Fast,
the Present. al the Future. At
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VIM. ]. Sykes,
Attorney at Law.
l75 Main Street (up stairs),
1901 Woodbury. BLOCK.
DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Infrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

nR. -RUSSKLL's DIsPENsARY AND
~ Inhrmary. the largest and Oldest ipstitu-
uon OF the kind in the Ssuthwett, established
u ls5e, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and Al
NORTH side 4 Court Square, Memphis, Tennes-
see, open Tor ths reception OF Iatients desir-
us reAtuent and the comforts OF home whiIu
Ieoelring the same. Patients also treated AZ
me once or BY letter. II desired.
n haeamAusm. Neuralgia. Go1t, Paralyst,.
Rlsesses, permatorrkea. InpOteney, md III
lne diseases arising from the indiscretion OF
yoath permanently cured. Aiso, Chronic Dis-
easss 20 al tnelr forms sheotuaiiy cured AZ the
TX. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
- Treatise on Chronic Disaases furnisbsd
Tree on application.
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A young lady had her vote refused ct
the last election in Kansas. and she has
brought sui against the eisctiod i6fiicers
for $40, 600 damages.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Memphis and Arkansas Klver
Packet Company.

IIkls w II ~. ss An - A<AAs -
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT p
l. Passenger Boats of this Line, ~
will leave Memphis hereafter THREE TIMES
A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays,
ATE O'CLOCK P. M:
THOMAS, HI. ALLEN,
REESE PR1TCHAR ....-................-.. Master'
w. A. CALDWELL,
X. L. Naster'
OZARK,
Ii. ..............Ms ster'
LEM LEOTI,
w. T. BERRY.'..............".- ter,
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Conn
Fort Smith and + ort Gibson. Close conneo-
tons made both ways:
AMERICAN,
]. W. WILLIAMS............. M aster.
VAN BUJtEN,
JAS. B0WLIN.".......-....... aster,
FORT GIBSON,
JOHN W00DBURN....-.....-.....-...Mas Master,
FORT SMITH,
ED. NowLAND.""" ........"-...-.--"Ma Master.
All of the above DO at, were built expressly
for the TRADE, nd are particularly well
put through by this Line to all points on the
Arkansas river viii lout detention and at rea-
sonable rates.
All persons shipp ing freight for any point on
the Arkansas river, from north or east OF Mem
phis. should have their goods consigned to
F" M sInphis and Ar kansas River Packet Com
pap.'," at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans SHOULD be CONSIGNED to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company. N'apo-
leoIi. Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Com
pany's office.
JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
T. A. RENDIG, Agent.
70 / Otiice. 3A Front street, MOEby Block.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND rnSsEssrE RAILROAD.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RkILR0AD.
Arrive. Depdrt.
New Orleans mail. dnily. 3l5P.N. Alp Pm.
New Orleans express. $3.50 N. 500 AM
Time through 10 New Orleans. "A hours.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket Office, 2371S Nj ain street.
Omnibuses will call for passengers. and
check baggage, in any part of the city by leav-
ing their orders at 237l5 Main street.
A. S. LIVERMOEE. Gen. Sup't.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLKsroy RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily...........ll:45 A.N. lou Pm,
Through express. dsily docs
not arriveSunday or leave ooo
Saturday ....... O.ou Pm. c'VO I'm.
Junction and Somerville
ac., save Sundav.............. $50 Pm. e;io Pm.
Corinth ac.. save Sunday" o;oV N:
This connects with Somerville Branch train at
Moscow.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
Office, No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES. q. I. A.
MEMPHIS lgD LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Fxpress................... 800 AN. b0l AN.
Night Express. 3OO Pm. 4.UU Pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office, No. 237% NJ ain street. De-
pot n'A0 u MN s. B JONES. sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LII TILE ROCK RAILRoAD.
Come WEST - Leave Hope6eld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 1870 a.m.. and
arrive at Madison at o'clock pm.
GoMrEe EAsT-LeaveM adisonI tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock p.m.. and Memphis
at 1880 pm.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postofhce-Eew Arrange

Saoe
chattanooga. Richmond,
Washington, New York.
Baltimore and all cities
East and South Column
bus, Ga and Monigom-
cry, Ala; all stations on
the Memphis and
Charleston. Mississippi
Central Mobile andOhio
Nashville and Decatur.
Nashville and Chatia-
nOoga and East 1ennes-
see railroads at......-....-... 1l.45 an. u m.
Cairo, Chicago, ST. Lo1is.
Nashville. Louisville.
Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Piusburr. Philadelphia,
Bafials. Albany. New
York, and all cities
North and West. at--..--- Bpm. SPIN.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge
Matches Jackson. Vicks-
burg and sll cities SOUTH
H. J.l3 p N. 5J pm.
All siatiOas on tee MSsis-
5pri and Tennessee,
EeE Orleans and Jack
son and Southern rail-
roads st-..-----..-..-..:.-...- s.l5p.m. s-sOp.m.
Louisville. Cincinnati and
NsE York. and sations
on the NeI0phis and
Louisville and traneh
railroads. and all hast
ere cites af.---. --,..,---..... Sam. Bpm.
Memphis ana Littie Rock
railrosd.. Little Rock,
Madison lSundays eK-
cepiedl, st-...---...---.-.-..-.-. 6p.m. pm.
Marion, Witisburg and
Claiborne. Ark, I'm
weekly Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday. at. 10 am. II am.
Olive Branch and BJ hala.
M ISIS, semi weekly
Monday and Friday. at 4p.m. JPN.
Cuba and BigCreek, Tenn.
weekly Friday, a......... 10 m. II am.
Lite Rock and Helena.
and all landings IN
White river (semi-week-
~ Tuesday and Satur-
day, at -..-.............-....-. Gam. 4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena and
all landings on Arkan-
sas river (tri-v eekly),
Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. at......-.......-... Gam. 4pm
Al llandings on the Missis-
sippi river south semi
weekly. Tuesday and
saturday, at......-.......... Sam. 4p.m.
All landings on Missis-
sippi river north tsemi-
weekly. Monday and
Thursday, at...............-.. Gam 3.30p.m.
ROBT. G. GUST, p. M.
JOSEPH p FLYNN Clerk
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A.F. HASTINGS, President.
W. d. BUCKH0UT, Vice Pres't.
FRASK w. BALLARD, Secretary.
NATHAN HARPER, Asst Secretary.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Pc. Centre, Tuesday. april 90.
II. Il. III I, EaiIor.
THE N r WS.

THE NEWS.
Henry Ward Bpecher was arrested at ST..
Joseph, Mo-. on the 9th infs. for stealing
furniture. Too bad, isn't it,
Lient Commander Charles s. Morton.
who entered the army from Buffalo. is row
10 command of the receiving ship Vermont,
at Brocklyn.
Mr.. Greeley joins With thoss Union
League gentlemen whom he elite termed
narrow-minded blockteads In testimonializ.
ing John Jay.
Maedler, who is medLlng persisently
w!ea affairs in the moon, has discovered %
mountains on the lunar surface, each higher
than Mount Blaac. *
The Niceroy of Egypt, having establish
cd an opera house and a gambling house, is
now meditating viceroyal brewery for the
'ur'her .g.a1!fsation of bis royalty vicious
appetite.
lestea merchant in New York. who, be
snperh'lman detective vigilance. was caught
milking hydrant the other morning. re-
cei7ed fifty dollar fine from the bsssor
stricken Justice.
Near Clinton, Iowa. q farmer passin- ov
er bis meadows. discovered a large hole in
The ground of singular appearance. A local
Journal says: Large pieces of turf weigl
ing half ton. were evidently lifted I'd by
the force Of some explosion and carried
twenty feet away. The hole was eight fee .
long by live or six wide. The pieces Of
earth thrown ont were six feet long by two
VIDE, and eight or ten inches thick. The
earth seemed forced up from some depth, SO
as to nearly fill the hole. There were eyi.
IDENTIFY sudden explosion of pent.up gas
that came to the surface when the cround
was frozen, which lifted the masses of earth
with as much force as large amount of
gunpowder. Some scientific gentlemen
have visited the place, and express the opin.
ion that mineral deposit of some value is
deposited there or vein of petroleum.
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BUFFALO, FCORHY d PITfsnURI
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
iOndaV, NOvcnlI Iitf
EORTHwAND.

Takes effect Mondav. November I'D. lsgs.
EoRTHwAHb.
Accommodation leaves Corr $50 2 ~: C'ymM
4, s Panama 4,16: Shornitd 4,25; Summit soc
Pm Mayvillc $50 arriving at Brocon 100 p. m
Express train leaves Cory 2 30 AN Clyn,er a,5h
vile 11.lo and arrives n BrScion ~, NJ.
Mail leaves Cory lisp. NJ stopping ut all s1,
tiOns, arriving at Brocton d,sOr NJ
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leaves Broctcn at 900 A. n stoppin, a.
all stations. arrives at Cory at II rs T. NJ.
Express leaves BrOcton at 235 p. NJ; Mayviiie
3,25 summit 345; Sherman loo, Panama 1, 70 I;
Clymer ABS, and arriving Mt Cory at sos p. n
Accommodation leaves BrOctOE 100 +. NJ, Nav.
Vile 10, Summit $40, SHERMAN s.55, Panama $50
Ciymer Si5, arriving AT c5rry at 10, 10 p. N.
coEyEC-fhSs.
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Express
or lDav E9pIess conn citing at Broctou with trakis
for Malvile, Sherman Panama, Clymer and COrry
connecting at Cory with trains the OH Creek r.
K for 1iiusvi,le, Miller, Pioneer and Tes. Contre,
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also connecting at Cory with trains on the Phil.
acepiia 4 Erie Rocd, for Philadelpaia and Harris
burg; and on the Atlantic and Gre,t Western Rail.
way for Union, Mtadville Greenville, Pa, AND
Warren, Ohio, and Jamestown and Rand, lph, y
Trains leaving "a City az 5I5 a. m, CORY NJ
$50 a. M, connecting at Br3cton withtra on a,
Z, 4, r.. ARRIVING In Buffalo at 2,lo IN.
Trains leaving Oil City at o. IN. will conuect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at LIS y. NJ, con
Meeting with Express East or B S f r. K, arri>.
p m arriving at CORY at fo,I0 p. IN.
Also connect ct Mayvie with Steamboats, OF,
Chaua;:dua Lake during season of naviratiopI for
A. '1..'TREw, supt.,
Janl. Mayvil'e, Y.
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CALIFORNIA.

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK RAN.
CHOS.-I have Ranchos or Farms for sale tbroucb
oit CALIFORNIA, in tracts Of One Hundred
Acres up 10 Twenty Thousand Terms to suit pur.
chasers' -heae lands will grow Thirty.f five TO Fifty
bushels OF Wheat to the Acre, with ordinary farm.
ing and Volunteer Crop of Twenty Five bushel 6
per Acre.
&3- Correspondence Solicited Address HENRY
MchENTf, Dealer in Real Estate, OGico 30l
MonfTom'ry Street, San Francisco Cnl
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RAILROADS.
pUrFAi.O AND ERfE RArIuOAD.

ID On and after Monday No, .3rd. lies
Passenger Irsins will run on tliis road ne follows:
leave gRiE-doISa FAST.
1sl(AA NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping At
AsVV Ripley, WestRed. Dnnkirk and silver
creek, arriving at Buffalo at l45 A. N.
1AskA A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS. atop.
AV'OO ping at WestaSrf Frocton. Dunkifk, M.
vercreek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
>..lS j. NJ. CINCINNAr- sxpREss, stor.
s"Do ping at Northeast, Westhcld, BrOcton.
Dunkirk and Silvercreek, and arrives ..
Buffalo at 1o,45 7. NJ.
Ann A. Nj, MAIL AND ACt0lsMODA.
O'"V lion stopping a, r,,'tasliss arriving ut
345 Esrss..l S pix K,,iy Ssfksss %s:s. sSs ss,s s
Silvercreek and Ar COLA, artittt al Du.'
falls ut 7.0o p. VI.
E4eE R-FF ALO-GOING TEsr
1JsCS r Nj, DAY EXPRESS stopping AZ An.
a~'S'I COLA, Silyercreek., DuIkirk,' Broctor,
Wss,ftld and No.thease, ani'ing at Erie
A.NMP. NJ, MAIL AND 'Acc3MMODA.
7'VVTI0N. stopping at all 5tn.ic;.s, arriving
at Erie at S,5o =. NJ
Rom A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. sfS,itng y,
Vs''V all stat ,Ms, Nnd arriving at arie a. lo,sc
O.SlHA + n. STEAMBOAT ExpR Ess, mcy
OsVV ping at Angola. silvercresk, Dunkirk.
Brocton. Wesifed and Northeast, Rrriv.
ing at Erie at La A, N.
1SDA A. NJ MIGHT EXPRESS. stopping 81,
t'~V Silysrc:tsk, DuhkirlSand Wcsthcid, A..
irving - Erie nt,a.+o'N. NJ
Railroad time is 10 m,T Hes s,sicr haa E,ic time
II N BROWN, GsnlSupt.
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ROCHESTER, HOUSE,
Washington street, Petroleum Centre, Pa
MARSHALL & BRADSTREEr, PRorRErsRs
This House is centrally located, and the general
headquarters Of of1 men
Petroleum Centre Pa, May 10, 1ses--tf
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

THE above reward will be paid to any person or
persons giving information that will lead tn the
arrest and conviction OF the parties who threw down
and destroyed mT frn-c IN ths right nfArril 12th
1889 EONARD FOX 81
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TIE SCHOOL FINn.

On our first page We publish, from the
Nashville Press and Times, radical q
synopsis Of the evidence for Speaker
RICHARDS, and the report Of the Ja-
dietary Committee, generating him
from any blame In the matter Of the
robbery Of the School Fund. Also, on
our third page, We publish the debate in
the House of Representatives on the pre-
sentation Of this evidence and report.
Both viii attract attention, and should
be read carefully, SIS part Of the history
OF a transaction that we believe will yet
be msde to appear the most damning In
the long black record Of legislative turpi-
tude. We hope the investigation will be
thorough and searching, and that among
other things RUTTER will be forced to
tell about the portrait Of the Governor,
and the BRowNLOw letters, the posses
sion Of which he boasted OF here. A
gentleman connected with q grocery
house in this city informs US that he
knows Of the existence of these letters,
and that RUTTER was the man who paid
for the portrait in question, with the
knowledge, consent and thanks Of the
Governor. He ought to be called to
Nashville to testify. Whatever there is
Of truth yet undsveloped In regard TO
his robbery Of the chIdren's money we
hope the Committee will make haste to
bring to the light and spread before the
puhlia
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JURIEs AND JURORS.

We congratulate Judge LEE, of the
Law Court, upon the steps he has taken
70 prevent in future the service Of profess
siOnAl jurors in his court, and hope that
other courts will follow the example, the
Criminal Court especially where, il We
are not mistaken, Judge HUNTER, some
time since, made complaint OF this class
IS q prime N of escape for the in
Vulnerable gallows-birds that are roam
at large, white-wsshed for g fee. II ever
the laws are TO be be made a tarror fos
evil doors, it is through the instrument
tality Of respectable and intelligent ju-
rors /; by their premptand faithful appli-
cation TO and rigorous enforcement upon
those who live by Ofenses against them,
and the many who live in bsrefaeed de
nance Of them. Let Us, by sll means,
hsve Jurors selected from the reputable
and respectable business classes; from
those who are above bribery and corrup-
ton, and whose personal and property
safety lies in the most positive and
wholesome administration of the laws.
Judge LEE has taken q step in the right
direction, and We trust will be fully sup.
ported by the legislation ne suggests to
the lawmakers az Nashville.
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AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, February 10.-Up-Richmond,
Belle Memphis, Lsonidas, Nick Long
worth. Down-Msry Houston, 10 a. M;
Belle st. Louis 3 p. N.
The river rose y inches.
Tine weather is clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, February 10.-The river
rising with s feet and 8 inches in the
canal.
NEW ORLEANS, February 10.-Dspart-
ed-Dsxter, Messenger, w. r. Arthur for
st. Louis and Magenta for Cairo.
A~rrlved-Mohawk.
ST. LOUIS, February 10 ARRIVED
Luminsry, City Of Cairo, Atlantic, and
Lizzie Gill.
Departed-City Of Cairo.
The river is falling slowly tonight, but
another rise is looked for daily.
Clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, February 1O.-Arrived-
Clifton and Emperor.
Dep2rted-Emms Nc. 8 and Minneols.
The river Is rising with % feet in the
channel. Mild and fOggy.