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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27
Congressional.

A step in the direction Of economy
but which cuts oil Congressional ait
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road ut The sumo time that it gives q
quictus TO hundreds Of schemes fol-
robbing the L. S. Treasury, WAS the
passage OF q resolution not to grant
any moro money or bonds in aid OF tho
construction OF any Railroad, i'll the
.uouso by 81 yea, to G9 nays. Another
step, which shows the influence OF the
incoming administration. through +. b.
Wushburne, Il close friend OF Grant,
was the passage Of bill prohibiting
the use OF the l'runkinS privilege rv-
rcpt By the written signature OF the
person entitled to the privilege. This
will save "miIlions to the treasury"
Mr. Sherman has introduced Il linam-
cial bill from the Committee on Finance
OF the Senate. 1t lcgalizcs gold con-
tracts, applies the proceeds Of customs
duties to the payment Of the interest
Of the national debt, in the form OF 4
sinking fund; authorizes tho issue Of
forty per cent. bonds. TO be en-
rmpt trom taxation; authorizes the
issue of gold demand notes TO the en-
tent Of coin and bullion in the Treas
ury; and lastly. gives authority to the
national banks TO issue G5 per cent. Of
the amount Of their bonds deposited
IN, tho Treasury in notes payable on
demand in coin. and no bank shall re-
ccivc less than $4,000 Of such notes.
=. Senator Wilson has prepared two
very important bills in reference to
the army. The first is IN reference to
the grade OF high officers. and provides
that hereafter there shall be ono full
General. with pay aS ut present three
Lieutenant Generals. with pay about
what Major Generals now receive;
nine Major Generals, who shall take
tho place of the present bri%adicr
Generals; the rank OF Brigadcr Gene
raj to hc abolished entirely, but pro-
yidcS that in time Of var bri @adcs shall
BIZ commanded by Colonrl> detailed
Tor that purpose. who shall receive thu
pay oc Bri.adir- General.
The second bill provides that here.
after cnlis,mrn,s shat! DC for five years
Instead OF three. II prohibits reviews
OF troops or drill on the sabbath, pro-
vi,lcS that common soldiers shall have
all the rights accredited to officers in
court martial cases. viz: prompt trial
without being imprisoned for months
awaiting such trial, rs ut present.
4 Washington special says Senator
Wilson's new army'biIl is dcsignedto
mako Sherman General. In place o.
Grant. Sheridan, Thomas and Meade
arc TO be made Lieutenant Generals.
and it retains Hancock and llallrck ~
Major Generals. and promotes to that
rank. ,McDowrl, Pope. SchoAcld.
Howard, Terry, Ord and Candy. Gen
cral Cooke, who has seen over forty
years service, is to be retired. /. .u..
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, kCSllil,OtiOll.
The Cincinnati Times says:

81; The Cincinnati Times says: ,-....
"Thcre are 2l0 plans before Con-
grcss for the resumption orSpccie pay
.n,cMts. Everybody has plan. OF his
own, and, Of course. believes every
other plan unwisc. England was in
suspension from, 1907 TO ISL. She
was flooded with paper money, and its
tlrDrccintion was rs high IN ~ per
cent. ut one time. In 1910 men began
to clnmor for rcsumpti"n. and 4 plan.
after, u full years consideration. was
rejected In ylSl6 efforts to renew
were resumed, but again the bill for
that:purpose WAS defeated. The b"tlle
for resumption was wa@cd ten years
before. The end WAS attained r., ,'..
/" Il ,muy be that Ms long 4 period will
be- required TO settle the question i'll
this rouutry. Atall events there is no
prospect that either, this or the next
Congress will effect anything. In the
tuican,imc tho laws OF trade Will con-
sSlin1Iv worl, toward the gold stand.
ard : -. ',''' ' -, -, 70. p.
The Cincinnati Gazette advocates al
Immediate return to specie payments
BIS recognizing the existing gold value
OF the grecubsck dollar ny it's perma-
FFnncnt QUO and then rcdcemlng It at that
rate. It thinks sixty4wo ant two
thirds cents or 4; dollar Il fair Valna'
ton; for altconccrned. 1t would also
arp.yrlic same rule.to bonds 81 recos'
E6izius the present selling prices Of
tead., in gold. rs pcrmanent.valuc. The
'cu:ette would have Che same measure
fot relitfaprlmato private debtors, fo'
, u,e.rSa.ou tha.it wSyld. be wrong e
compel. afeu.to, pas, alebsss,in. 'currenc!
Chat wount DC on c.thirl orc valuable
tt.,sn thu, in:,tlhththty were, contract
led, iand-ax q matter oreoursc, that Mqac'
Harder 10 obtain. Let"auy ,lnan cwhe
| has purchss ctl property on credit, n
tshr,inh.ted prices eoascquent'oi hre
tatenhbir~pspe'fi currency consider ',side
Is&&heshcr i. would be Just. e! to e:oomps
Ehiul ~. paya<,llc'.amoRpt insieurrsne!
! whjch wpGld be worth 1T. least |one
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Court Of Appeals. {

Several cases Of Interest have been
decided at this term, among, them that
, TO compel the, Baltimoro& Ohio Il. X.
TO nav taxes. = Tho following 10 an ao-
,stract of.thc opinion OF the Court in, the
case Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company vs. the Supervisors Of
.MstshsGa GO unty, delivered by Judge
Maxwell, affirming: the Judgment of
tho Circuit courtIof Marshall county.
and holding ths: property Of the COM
papyliablo to taxation for all purposes
Thu conr, held: l. Th.!ths saa .ec.tor I, e THO tn,
III. 1851, to which tho BaltiniorO nnd ohio hali-
road Company was f1nde subject rs lts accept
nncc Of the law OF HArch y. SfI. rcean9 the
sssSsHcSSdeM Of tho Company ala aoi exempt
liza property from taxation IN The name OF ,tlM
ssssS %ss s's the
aThas ths law Of March q. .lsI1: eEnrnptine
iii and unless its net profits should amount to
moro than six per cont. per Hnnuni. should Dt
as4 T. GsI snS Se 10 s$scc,s f1
NOT tsuS1r hRtth1 MOI predtS- upoh tAo MIRO
IA Sin exceed p,r eanl, on thu Isl day Of Dob
Tssn S s.! t st IL s AT ss
= ses Pc Isl ss:i
,,nycss,S in the liatltoadt This tats, ON tho b.
o1Fs9Ssayy. An ~ BY ApTa{f Sm q ssIs fiaSie
TsssS 1 n9asr .1S Sa;IsSSSf sist !:
az Ssy NV dccISns !neis naSniY p, ssssS I,;
nfrhcllsorthAs the. pr"ina1id amount 70 1eo -.
ihe4 81 R e SI s' iss y lilo Msad Con-
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How Il partl0ned Rebel Talks.

Now that the President has pardoncd
all persons who took part in the re-
bcllion. and relieved them Of pains
and penalties, some Of the unrrgcncra.
ted leaders begin TO talk in the an
cicnt and high.tonc,l style that marked
their conversation md speeches au.
ring the war. General .lmhal Fairly
writes from his retreat In CauadA West
to u Virginia friend. That he regards
the proclamation of y. j. "as Il final
acknowledgment by tho United States.
in all it's departments, WHs M"jHiy ~
hoH any Of IT'S responsible, inter TIE
Constitution aAd io~s as Mcy werr, for
orr resistance TO lis "S~fpotions. Ia
king this comfortable view Of il, and
without accepting it as 4 parton .jor
o6enSes," the houry old traitor thinks
he can return to his country without 4
compromise ofprinciplrS, and amour
ccs his determination to do -.
la the same connection he speaks OF
having just returned from II visit to
General John E.. HrrcElnri,lgr. who
will start for the United States about
the same time II, himself. ;raclin.
ridge. doubtless. holds the SHINE opin-
ION rs .lubal. and concludes because
the Government prefers. ut this time,
to pardon rather than punish. there
fore il dare no: punish. no punishable
otlrnsr havin" been committed by
any OF those who engaged in lrvyin%
war against the United STATES.
This lay, the foundation Of pretty
heavy bill OF damages a%aim>! the Gov
ernmcnt nj some future day. II th"S"
who engaged in tho rebellion rommit-
ted no crime or Uilrn>c known {" ihr
Constitution or laws Of the United
States By "rcsistnG It's u>urraIioms.
are they not entitled to recover from
that Government decentralization for
the losses sustained in making that
warrantablr resistance? Obviously,
and upon every principle Of equity.
this would follow.
Though il is rather late in tho day to
undertake il, yet, lit is to he ronNid-
cred that because none OF the rebels
have been tried. convicted and con-
dcmucd TO death for high treason.
therefore they committed no pmisha-
bic oilcnsc by rebellion and making
war upon the Gurcrnmcnt--lhat the
war was, on tho part Of the nation, II
John Brown raid on n large scale, and
that all who engaged III killing tho
defenders Of the Constitution, whom
they took to be rebels, were murder.
crs-wc should favor test case, and
name the jovial .lubal az the proper in
dividual 10 commence with. At any
rate, this sort Of talk should admOniSh
Congress and TIC country that recon-
structiom may IA well be FASTENED
slowly, and u few ofthesc high-navorcd
rebels kept under the political disabili-
ties defined by The fourteenth article Of
the Constitution, during their natural
lifetime. They may possibly DC able
to discover that they have been guilty
OF very grave onenscS, and that it is
within The Legitimate power OF the
Government to punish them CtAciH-
natl Commercial.
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One EADlcAL.-Wc received a letter
last week. addressed to the Editor
and Publisher of the Radical Ncwspa-
per-" lcanawha e. H., Yves, Va, and
enclosing $l.O0 for subscription. We
conclude the Radicals are not all dead.
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.\.nanni allowed ~ account I:
Officers ";1r"ISiry n"i''I. 'r-
inc S9ll less iii'n IN" .uiu
reported by Commissioners.
under .'rt al Congress -; June
III. Isis .... 90.
Erluc; w".i rIrginIa's Ir"pnr.
iIun "c ,lI:rci iIA uh'!rrHci 81
rnnsrrs. al Any. Z. l3il ..
Len amt collected lev I :. w
the counties III "IA,lrr nil
.lrliCr,nII -..... ......
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-27

A"%nn' 'Ii,M"s ~ A,'"nn'i
inr s.si les, ii; m ,bn sum
reported by Commissioners.
NJ %"'I I!G .'' ''' '";''"'' 81 jane s,;c.,s o.
Ir,Inc, VS., Virginia proper:
IT," "fI';" [ a., '.A "''' i.s, Of ..o, &C., 20
Len amt c"!l''I"i Icy Z. III
me r""n''"' al l"'A''"r ""' - ..., 80
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for pnylns ito l.. ). Tr"I.u.
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Amour, actually due State on
Sill, s",,"m" men. , ,.,o ..,.;..i s""-''! :"
" from Secretary l Of treasury. $4,000 90
,,.-c.,--
Amount ''''' ""' w. '''''''
c,,r ,rrru vrc,rr,-srrr,r urvr or
r,.r, 10 ,r,,r
ru 49,. ,.,-,,,u v:...: :. H.. C.,
nc sun "t"t "s"''' ~ VI. "".
prc.nc "o'F' "' ''.I "n'''' Quit !" recover
"I,S'''c.'',. "Va ,"s s'",'ss =" iI'"s' " NV,
n'nrrs"'' 'iaS n"' !et "et'' en"e' "."' ., Wv w.
49,, condition ,,,rrc,l,,, IN tho ,,r,,ir,m.,t
M M T"';" .s ~, ,rnn, ;,, T;rn;no ~
~, H., ,",i;. ,,o,, nr ,., 9, "'s rn
Inr ,,'o r,.,n,u,;nrs ,Jnn,cL no ,hc Ir,;Sl,.
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.' .:"' Nv r'''' ' '''' '>"' y
l'o'''''". ~
m 'o''I'".' WIS '"'. '.'nH''
The report OF the bo"rd OF Directors Tor
the Hospital Tor the insane at weston Sa ,ss ,"r
inc iISca' year eha'ns 1ep,S'n"er w. io .,
aecolhpanlen' as u IS ~ 'Ie reports "' 'He
othcr Officers cx's'D'tS Inc progress maze ID
inc construction OF inc nuiIu'''o anu inc OK,
wnditnrcS therefor as well MS the internal
management m" expenses OF the insulation
during inc year: IL may DC seen tha' inc
Two SECTIONS i Of ths h'anins III process Of
construction n! INC 'la'e OF the laSt preceding
Nnnua' repori nave nee,l eo'npls.sn ana 'llr-
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Es,imated charges on tho Treasury

Estimated changes on tho Treasury
over receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s1i,") %
Thus it appears that there will he deficit
in the Treasury ut the end Of the curren, fiS'
cal year; aud it will. therefore, not only dc.
volve on the Legislature to provide therefor,
but also to supply the smoll amount OF means
necessary to complete the public buildings
now In process Of construction.
1t may not be inappropriate to remark
here, that this deficit is not attributable to
my cxccss expenditures during tho year
Tor ordinary purposes but is owing to tho
reduction Of the rate Of taxation by the last
Legislature, by reason Of which, M it ap.
pears, the amount OF taxes assessed for the
current year is less by 100000 than the
amount assessed for tho year 1857, 'nnd the
expenditure incident to the protrncted extra
session Of tho Legislature, which was ncccs.
sary to the completion Of the Code. go.
Iii true, us will hereinafter appear, that
there is = considerable balance In arrcar OH
tho War Claim, Of the State against tho
United States, which--or a'poftion Of which
1t is hoped, may be obtained within tho
curront'tl>cnl year /; yet It may not DO we'll tc
rely on this, inaSinuch as you will perceive
that it is retained with the view Of IMPLYING
it elsewhere in discharge Of what is assumed
to be liability existing against tho State
and it in uncertain when the right or propriety
OF doing so will be settled. At all events
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them knew what 1t wss, having passed
through the ordeal, and knowing what g
relief is was 70 those young ladies to zee,
and hear such splendid music, and that
eminati0g frOm silver instruments,
plsyed by a company o. handsome young
men. II eVer 1t falls to the lot Of the
Oand to visit that city again Mr. Ward
NAV expect to hear some familiar strains
on his premises, and wherever the band
shall 90 in future, for I will answer for
one sud all, the youpg ladies Of bis
Seminary will be most kindly remem
bered.
Proceeding 10 the hotel they found the
Committee ID waiting to go to the Mer.
chants Exchange TO 6nd one OF the most
delicious Tepssts set out for them that 1t
hiss eveT been the lot of the writer 20 be
present at. They took their seas, aud aeb
with q will to demoiish the coed things
spread before them, which they did witt
a vengeance. After estiog their fill,
wine, sparkling, bubbiine Champagne,
was brought forth, and "bowl rang to
BOWL" hand grasped hand, tOssts Were
given and pledges made Y 6 that board,
which was q scene worthy Of such al
occasion. It wGs nearly 5 o'clock before
the repast wss finished, and then the
G mmIttee, with the Band, repaired %
the hotel as they were to start for home,
Memphis, at 8 O'Clock p "a.
AT about u o'clock everything was de-
clsfed Ia readiness or the departure Of
the Com mittee. The late President was
escorted TO the depot by the Committee,
Band, and q gOodIy assembisge OF citl-
z-ns, sbour So pm, aud thus ended,
Metsrs. E Editors, IA If the most pleas
ant trips l have eve had the honor TO
participate in. Hoping you will give
this q place in your columns, | rem an.
MEMPHIAN.
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Ers
View Yors markes.

non NPNE NsAAABGs
NEW YoRK, April H-Cotton &c better and
29c. Flour s. 1913 90, closing sc lower. Wheat
dull and lowsr. Whisky 92s. Corn SlEG9-c.
dun Cuba l2GI3Ec. Molssses quiet at
i5aJOc.
Money abundant at 7 per cent. Commercial
paper dun At lJGI315c. sterling strong at 454S
vancsd 20 l3}Ls3, and closed at l3254c. Tennes-
see Bonds dull new, b51z G66c.
ro=eisn
LIVERPOOL, April I4.-CottOn firm Uplands
l2%d, Orleans l2Ld.
A~OussviIse Hsrkst
LOUISVILLE, April I4-To5acco-salss 22G
hhds At s. C09ZT 50. PorE S6 90. Lard. IN also,
Bacon, l31sc, lG5+c and l714s BULK meats, 1910
anu 1870. tlou1 s. oOg6. 0sJs 60gSt5c. sUs ar
M8lasses, 759S5c. Whisky, &c.
W1e3t, 81 55Gl so.
Cincinnati markst.
C1soIEgATI. April H-Flour 50 25gG 60. Corn
CSC. Oats 66G70s. Whisky soc. PorE ST. on.
Bulk meats held st l29l44c Baron 70: and
l8AaglGs4c Lard lSc. Sugar l3%GI5c. Mo as
: S 50 e65e. Wheat 81 31sI 45. Butter 3Ss4Oc.
Eggs I7gISc. ole 3@25.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, april "A - Flour S. W96 25. Wheat
S. 044s. Corn 0tG50Ac. Oats 5lZ064c Rye
8 1901 Tie. Barley Sl70Ql -. MOlas Is sI0l 20,
Sugar Ii9l5%c. Pork $50 80. Lard IN siSc.
Hams l514c. MitdLngs l5Lc. Shoulders lie.
~. EOUss Market
Sr. LOUIS, April H.-Flour, s495 q.
81 so. Corn 66a564c. Oats S. E8214c.
Barley e. % RE 81 Is. Whisky S7gsSLc.
l275 slic54. MOlasses 75gSjc. Pork e3l.
Bacon I6Hgl52 sl64c.
New orleans MarkeG.
NEW OELEANs, April IA-Cotton to day
active. MiddnDgs 2SZG2SLc. sale
bales. Receipts 1915 bales. Exports 1855
bales. sod s25s. Sterling exchange ~ New
YOrE sigh sc prsLtunI. Flour active nd
firm. sUp=rfiUe s. STh Xxx So %. Xxx S. Is.
Corn II .EI, white TSS. OaTsssarce 81 30. Hay Il III,
prim SIS. z TX doll 53l 52L. Bacon, retail l..
Il l7z9I75-. Lard IS duIl ard unchanged.
sugar ~ dat; common SGl0zc prime
.9l4c. Nola--es, light supply; CSC. whisky
quilt s,gg25a Coffee, fair, l5gI5jlc; prime,
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AND RIVERS

CAIRO, April A. Up-Virginis, 8 pm.
yesterday Louisiana, Z an Olive
Branch, l pm; Normandy, 4 pm.
DlwD-DArling, 8 pm, yesterday /;
Marble City, 2 "a; Mississippi, 3 p.m.i
r edmond 8 pm.
The river fell six inches. Weather
clear.
LOUIsvILLE, April IA -Up-Minneola.
Weather clear snd pleasant. River RI
sing mine feet Ia the canal.
ST LOUIS, April II -Dsparted-CitY
Of Cairo, W. s. Hays and Henry Anne,
Acknowledgements D aU and SHARK
Weather clear and pleasant. River
rising slowly.
CINCINNATL April 14.-Dsparted-
Kngour sad Silver Moon.
River rising. Weather pleasant.
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70 sUnSCR,BtRs OF THE APP

TO SUBSCRsBERs OF THE
The friends Of the APPEAL, In conse-
gEenoe Of the too frequent losses Of remit
t0aoeS to Us By mail. are requested to JCl
5os0 the Instructions printed for the guild
GRce of subscribers and Intending SUB
seri6eTs, and FORWARD SUBSCRIPTIONS
EITHER BY REGISTERED LETTER, By
Pssr OFFICE MONEY ORDER, or By AN
ORDER on BUSINESS HOUSES IN Memphis,
Netg Orleans or Mobile. We cannot and
scN not be responsible to subscribers an
Tess these Instructions are JOloWed.
More than fifty complaints hare reached
as, tgitEin Ninety dogs, Of Toss Of sa5scrip-
lion By mail: this te cannot redress,
and so must iaeiSt upon the only remedy
sUithin cur reach. We tCiH MT Be reSp0a-
siUs for subscriptions unless tby are
mailed to as in he tOGy above set forth.
ATNsLJE, HEATING & co.
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Races = Races !!
SPRING MEETING
Memphis association Course
WILL COMMENCE
Monday, April 10, 1869.
And Continue SIX DaJs.

FIRST BAY-HOnSay.
FIRST RACE-HorEFUL STAKE-For two
year olds; d8sn of a mile suUAc IN, los. so
olav or ply Association adds 500 three Or
more to III.
SECOND RACE-GAsToS VELOcrPKDE PURSE
500: dan Of "A mile entrance Ice, s5-piay or
pay entrances n,oney 70 second velooipeae (;
ive or mors to nj.
THIRD RACES Es-F0r three
year Olds mie heats subscription, 9E5-pI.y
~ csy : ASSOCIATION adds S3Ge three or more
SECOND DSY-Tu~sday.
FIRST RACE-SALooS FURsE $40: DISH o,
two mile open 70 all ages; subscription
money, SO ent ance money TO second horse.
SECuNDR ACE-RAILROAD PURSE. 300; mfe
heats, three IA bve for al ages; entrance, SIS
500 TO second morse.
THIRD DAT-Wesnesday.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures 500: Hur-
die race; dash or two miles four nara = :
eight leaps; entrance, s3-plsy or ply three
SECOND RACE-PEABSDY HOTEL PURSE.
$50 mile heats So 10 second horse.
FOURTH DAY-ghur1day, *
FIRST RACE-AERCH ANTS AND BANKEks'
PURSE, $500 two nile heat Tree for al ages.
SECOND RAgE-SOUrHRRS ExPREss VIZ
LsCiPEDE PURSE, SIOU da- IA Of a mile; en-
trance fee, 50 play or pay entrance money -
second velOeipece five or more to III.
THIRD RACE-LIyERY AND STABLE KEEP.
KRIS PURsE, ESQ dash or We niles; free for
ali ages.
FEFrH DAF-FFtday.
FIRST RACE-CITY OF MEMPHIS TAXI.
$1,000 three mile heats frJe for all ages three
or more TO MI; horse Co be named at tie iudEes'
stand at > O'Clock Oh the evening previous TO
the race subscrtp ion, tJ0-play or paw an
trance money 70 second horse.
SECOND RACE-OvEzTON HOTEL PURSE.
s250 mile beats free for al
SIXTH DAY-saGusday.
FIRST RACE-WOKsaAM House PURSE.
siOJ; mile heats tbres in five, Tree for all
500 70 the second hose.
SECOND RACE-THE RINK OWNERS PURSE.
S75 dash of "a mile entrance zee, -; I've or
more to Ill entrance money to second veloci-
pede.
THIRD RACE-CoEsoLATIoN PURSE, $3.50
for hOrs tina have not won "A race curing the
meeting 70 be handicapped the Gay preceding
the race $50 10 the second horse.
No gentleman will De permitted to enter the
ladies' stand, on any pretencs whatever, with
out a quar-, er sLreLcn badge.
The committee on ladies' stand will use every
effort to secure the comfort and pleasure OF tue
ladies who may grace the races with their pres
ence, and preserve due order and decorum.
A splendid band of music Will bs in attend
an 9 each day.
The cars on the fernando street track VII
run every ten minute during the week. Fare
only tn cents.
The races vi Icommsnce each day at 8 O'Clock
pm, precisely,
Pools will be sold at the Overton Hotel on
evening of the race week, at the same hour and
place, and each DAY at IL o'clock OrsnOOu b ?
WI Passmore, A0ctiOneer. Pools vii. also
be sold on the track previous 70 each race
JNO. JNONAN, p est.
DAVID N. PHILIP, Secretary. spl3
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By Telegraph
THIN CAIRO PORT list.

specisI Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO. April IA, 9 p.m-The follow
ing is our port list for the past twenty
four hours: Steamer Virginia, from New
Orleans to Louisville, 9 pm. yesterday;
Darling, from Cincinnati to Memphis, 10
pm; Louisiana, from New Orleans to
Cincinnati, 7 pm; Olive Branch, from
New Orleans to st. Louis, / PM; Marble
City, from st. Louis to Vicksburg, 8
pm; Norman, from Memphis to Evans
vile, s p M; Richmond, from Louisville
to New Orlesns, s p n.
The river fell ten inches.
The weather is clear aud warm.
The Mississippi is here loading and de
Dsrts to-morroB noon. The Richmond
haa a splendid trip and the Marble City a
Moderate trip. G.
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thsy want, is prepared to snter upon the
work that sill so earnestly look forward
to as certain 20 result ia triumph. II
any man IN Tennessee can lead the
Democratic party to success that man is
ANDREW Johnson. He has the VIII,
the pluck, p<s energy, the capacity and
intelligence and, aided, as he should
be, by every Conservative and Demo-
crat in the State, we doubt not viii dc
50. Turning u backs upon the past,
a q looking forward to q bright and
o5eeIful future, let US devote every en-
to the task before US, in the per
f5rmance Of which we ara assured the
neIp OF the only man in Tennesses who
could awaken the enthusiasm the
papers have been chroniciing for weeks.