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TIE connnscIAL DOMESTIC

rBE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
The Commercial Convention, ID meet
here next Tuesday, is exciting q great
deal Of attention abroad; and predictions
are plenty that the attendance will be
large, and the delegates comprise many
among the leading men OK the country.
As far North as Boston it divides atteo-
ton with the great peaGefes;iyal to come
off in that city ia June, and in New York
and Chicago with the great excursion to
SaItLake City by the Pacific Railroad
The objects Of the Convention are such as
to attract the thinking and speculative
minds OF the North, who begin to realize
that only on the thirty fifth parallel is s
having snd other gi-e prof liable railroad
feasible. Toe possibility OF uti izing, by
eys,em CT levees, the vast ares Of un0c-
cupled lands now marked upon the map
as "swEmp," ia also attracting atten-
zion, Is IL too necessity for the eneour'
agement Of immigration to the South
Anything like q proper appreciation By
u own people Of the opportunity the
Convention will open FOR our section and
city, must rebound to our credit and
profit. We must be apt with argument
and slstisllcs, brief and to the point, and
must press upon the Influential gentlemen
who will meet Us the superior claims We
have upon Congress for all the aid that
body csE lawfully give, foe the inaugu
ration aud support Of leyees and q Pa
ciac RAiirosd, siorg the route Of which
there Is water, wood ard coal, the best
of land, and mineral resources in iron,
oliver. Iesd aud gold that cannot be sur
pssssd elsewhere In the wOrld. For q
week the eyes OF the whole people
Of the United States viii be upon
us. ard whatever we offer for
the consideration OF the Convention
utu be closely serutinizsd aud VOL CAL
v.sesd. We trus: our merchants, law
fsrs. business men, capitalists and me
ehnnics will all be prepared to avail
themselves Of the occasion, and hat the
results TO our State and city will be as
gratifying a. the Inducements both
hold Out lead Us to expect. We must
make the most Of this Conventions. IEis
cur opportunity. It should be made our
best card, and a paying advertisement.
w emust make it pay. We must make
it tell tha story Of our rise and progress,
and pFospscts fer advancement and
groSlh. We must make it tel 81 that
We are e. open.hesrted, liberal, candid,
energetic, enterprising and ~law-abiding
people aud We must make it speak for
as s generous invitation to the people OF
AL climes 70 settle amongst us and cast
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rmtaRArIoN

We have much pleasure in endorsing
to the public the new emigration agency
OF DoNoHO, Joy d Co. The members Of
this firm are old citizsns, gentlemen
yell-knowa to the people Of the Mis=is-
sippi Valley, who know its capacity for
population and capabilities for Produo-
ton, and are just the persons to locate
immigrants, to see that they sre deslt
with fairly and reaIzs IS near as is posi-
bic their expectations in 3 home place or
farm. For their own sskes, IS well SO
for the welfare o. the community among
whom they have so long and worthiiy
Iaborsd, We hope they will be ss success
full as their efforts viii deserve.
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By Telegraph


LOUISVILLE, May 10.-The meeting
over the course Of the Greenland BlOou
Horse Association opened with 3 very
large attendance. The weather was
clear and delightful, and the track,
though neglected for some time, was IN
very fair condition. The following is the
for the first day : First race,
mile heats, fer 3 year olds, $50 %entrsnce,
{25 forfeit, closed with zine entries $500
was added by tae Association l w. f.
Harper names b. G. by Colossus, dam
Rlselie, by imp. Yorkshire, paid forfeit
2 A. Euae Richards enters b. C. by imp.
FszAletto, dam Mary Cass, (the dam Of
Bette Ward, 2 4 3 S. +. Diane nsnes
ca. c. 10 Aiken, By John Aiken, dam
Boston, 2~-distsnced 4 Csd6alAdeF q
BOYER name ca. c. 10 Shaw, by Uuc!e
Nick, dam Churchill, paid forfeit 5
John Jackson q Co. name HeTz1g, by
Vandsl, dam D xie, by Sovereign, l -
6 Capt. Geo. w. Stewart names ch. c.
Barney Williams, by Lexington, dam
VuIga, & full sister 10 EAGdSl, Az ; Z
Lyle x Vaughn nsme b. g. Morgsu's
Scout, 10y John Morgan, dam Liz Nor
gan, by Glencoe, paid forfeit. s D. j.
Grouse names ca. C. by Bonnie Scotland,
dam imp. Yorkshire, 8 s 8 D J. Orouae
names en-. c. Bonnie Scotland, dam
Ripgold, paid forfeit. Time, l:524, l:52.
TIE second race was a four mile dash,
for ali ages, FOR the ST. Charles purse Cf
$500. Reading & Brother name b. c., 4
wears Old, by Jye ; -sver, dam YORKSHIRE, 2.
Jackson & Co. ngme b.. n, 6 gears old,
by Colossus, dam imp. OOten. Tins
one mile, 1856; two miles, 1851 three
miles, GIL four miles, S:S7. o. the irst
rsca HeEzog was decidedly the fayorite,
and Jackson's bay horse in the second.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 10.-The celebration OF
the completion Of the Pacific Railroad
to. dsy was the most successful efsir Of
the kind that ever took place in Chicago,
and probably in the West. IL was al
most entirely impromptu, and almost
every man, woman and child in Chicago
did their part towards making it q sue
cess. The procession was uniq Re in sp-
pearanee and immense in length, the
lowest estimate putting It al seven miles.
Every merchant, every trader, every
milkmsn, every express and business
wagon, were in the line, and filled with
boxes supposed to contain goods directed
to merchants in every city snG4Awn
between this and China.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May l0.-Lsst evening q
man named George McNeery got into
an alteration with s man named Peter
E Ienger, in front OF q boarding house in
Wallace street, ard stabbed him in the
abdomen and side, iDlicting, probably,
fatal injuries. Louis Bust, = friend Of
Ellenger's inteTfered, when McNeery
stabbed him also, cutting bis heart In
two, and causing instant death. No
provocation for the assault appears to
have existed. The officers are In search
o. the murderer.
Judge Benedict to-day charged the
Grand Jury In the United States Circuit
Court in reference to the revenue frauds
10 this city, and more particularly the
"draw back" frauds, Involving many
government officials ia forged paper to
the amount Of 500, OO0. The Judge said
It was the duty OF the Grand Jury to in
diet sll, poor and rich, who were guilty
o. frauds on the revenue.
TIE police to-day received by letter
post-marked Eimirs, N. Y, $4,000 worth
OF the shares Of the Eureka Mining Com
pAny of Polk county, Tennessee, which
were stolen from SmallwoOd Il Co. or
the Sd instant.
Report says that on Saturday after
noon q vessel laden With war materials
for the Cubans, sailed from one Of tie
piers In Ast river, where she had been
laying unnOtieed, and, also, that q large
NUMBER OF recruits embarked on q tug a.
Jersey City, and were transferred st Sar-
dy Hook to the war vessel The author
tiles and the Cubans are both very reti.
cent on the subject. Recruiting
Is stopped at the principal Gu
bsn headquarters, though 1t is
understood that men are still being en-
listed at the branch Offices.
The expedition alluded to above Is said
to be composed Of emigrante, VINO en-
listed Of Castle Garden.
Attorney Pierpoat has received two
letters from the Safe Department d.
reetirg energetic measures to enforce the
neutrality laws, aud to punish the viola
tors thereof, and particularly calling bis
attention to the case Of the Quaker City.
A Washington special says orders
were telegraphed to New Orleans to-daJ
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FOREIGN.

LONDON. May 10.-A great mass meet
ing was held in Cork on Saturday even
ing to express the popular condemnation
of the conduct of the Government in the
matter Of Mayor O'SIllivan.
MADRID, May I0-Ia the Cortes on
Saturday, Senior Orenz asked what &C.
ton had bsen taken by the Government
towards acquiring GlbralteE, and Deior-
ensana, the Minister Of State, replied that
the government fully recognized the I'm
portanee OF the G.bralter question, but
before negotiations for lis seseion were
made the Government must be strongly
constituted and financially recognized.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, May 10.-Chief Justice
Chase his morning delivered an opinion
or an appeal from Judge Underwood's
decision In the District Court, declaring
null the sentence OF Judge Shirley Of the
State Court, on the ground of Shifey's
irelliglbjlity under the l4sh amendment.
The case was that Of Ce or Griffin (s
negro), who was sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for shooting smsn.
The Chief Justics read the opinion Of
the Court, holding that as q State Gov
eminent in Virginia had been recognized
All during the wal by Congress, first At
Wheeling and then at Alexandra, aud
he action Of the Government in
dividing the State had been recog-
nizsd by the Federal GJvarnment, and
the Senators and Representative elected
by that Government had been allowed
seats in Congress, and il was under this
Government That Judge Shelly had
been appointed, and he Was therefore a
legal Judge as far asthe State Government
was concerned, and the question low
comes up whether being ineligible, he
was absolutely remover by the opera
tons Of the Fourth Amendment The
Court said the Supreme Court unaui
m.usly concurrei in the opinion that a
prisoner sentenced by a Judge de Jdcto,
though not a Judge de jure, could not
be reached by a writ OF habeas corpus
TIE decision OF the District Court was
reversed and Cse3sr Grifin was remand
ed to the State authorities.
III the United States Circuit Court
this morning, Peter Phillips, who is sen.
fenced to be hung OF next Friday morn
ing, was brought before the court on 8
writ Of habess corpus and remanded tC
the State authorities, on the ground thai
be was sentenced before the fourteenth
amendment wss promulgated.
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tleir destinies with us. Our facilities for
r ,ilroRd and river transportation to sli
points Of the compass, and intercourse
with every State in the Union, must DC
made pssminenl; and the extent, variety
and y.iue of our vast forests mus be
upon and pressed upon the atten'
ton Of the Convention. In short, what
ever advantages We possess that are at
trac.ive to enterprisiDg men and csPital-
ISIS must be published just as they are
no undue enhancement, no trickery, no
effort at exlrs gloss or gilding-DuI the
plain, simple truth. At the ioWes' es'F
mate that can be put upon our situation,
It Is smong the best 10 the country u
abounds in poiats to be seizsd and maze
profitable by capital, skiii and energy
Nothing extenuate nor sught set do"h
anduly. Acting up to these suggestions
We believe the Hberslity and hospitality
OF cur cltizsns may be made profitable
and the Convention be rendered memo
rsble to US for practical results.
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AND RIVERS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-Departed,
towbost Alps for Pitts5urg.
LOUISVILLE, May l0.-The river is
falling, with 103 feet in the canal. Ar
river, Dexter ! departed, GrOesbeck for
New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, May 10.-Arrived, Dsrl-
ing. The river is rising, with 81 feet in
the channel. The weather ia clear.
ST. LOUIS, May l0.-The river is re-
ceding slowly. Arrived, Mollie Able,
Great Republic, Atlantic and J. G.
Baker; departed, Belle st. Louis for
Memphis. The weather ia clear and
warm.
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UTAH.

PRoMoNToRY SUMMIT, May 100
Me Associated Press: The last rail is
laid, the last spike driven, and the Paci
&c Rsilroad IL completed. The point OF
Junction Is 2S6 miles West Of the Missouri
river, and $50 miles east OF Sacramento.
Signed, Leland Stanford, g. p. r r. (;
J. c. DaersHt, Sidney Dillon, John Duff,
u. P. r. Il.
Viee-P President Coliax has received the
following dispatch
"PBo9oNr)Rr SUMMIT, May 10, 1859.
." Hon. Schuyler COlisx, Nice-President
The rails were connected to-day. The
prophecy Of Benton, to-day is q fact.
The is the way to Indie.
fSioped1 @. NJ DODGE,
JOHN DUFF,
SIDNEY DILLON,
4. e, DURANT."
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10-The remain
ing indictments sgslnst Auditor VICE.
life were dismissed this morning ey
Judge Abel, of the First District Court.
~Ipjupctions have been obtained both by
Wickliffs and De Cssesire, Gov. Wsr-
msihis sppointee. which leaves the Office
without 81 incumbent.
A duel was fought yesterday between a
spauiard and Cuban, growing out Of the
cries /" death to Spasiards, y 10 the recent
proce sion OF the Cubsns and their sym
psthiz sfs. The Caban was badly wound-
ed, aud The Spaniard unhurt. A general
ohaElenge is promulgated from the same
spaniaid to al who INDUCED In the criee,
and another duel is reported as being al
ready arranged,
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD CON-
EEETED.


The Isst spike necessary to the CON-
plstion Of the Pacific Railroad, was
driven down yesterday amid al the
eclst that its adroit management could
invest it with. The spike, Of gold, was
hammered into its place by six strokes,
the sounds OF which were carried by
electric telegraph 70 the remotest corners
Of this country and TO Europe. Very
dramatic these effects, but they will not
blind the eyes Of the public to the credit
mobilicr aid tbs addition to the public
debt hesqed upon the country by con-
nivsnt capitalists snd dishonest Con-
gressmen and Cmeisls. This fact OF
itself almost dwsrfs o gigantic enter
prise, one that does honor to our age and
that hepceforth takes it's place among
the enduring triumphs OF human eoergy,
skill and enterprise. We hope its COM
plegiou will be the signal for renewed
efforts towards the construction OF the
great line to which, more than aughi
else. Memphis is to be indebted fol
fnelity to her destiny.
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CAIRO.
sne.l.1 nl.nntch TO the Appeal.

dispatch TO the Appeal
CAIRO, May I0.-Cora s from Arkan-
sas river to Cincinnati, 10 pm. Silver
Moon, from Memphis to Cincinnati, l
an ; Houston, from New Orleans to
louisville, 8 pm; Shark, New Orleans
TO st. Louis, IL an Cityo Cairo, from
Memphis to st. Louis, IL am; Il. h
Lee, from Louisville TO New Orleans, 9
pm.
River fell 2 inches during the night
now stationary.
Cumberland river stationary-six feet
on Harpeth Shoals.
The r. E. Lee has q splendid trip.
Mercury 760.
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mARnErs.
Eew vera Market.

NG& hNE6 -NanAAD
z yoRE, May l0.-Cotton rather feayy.
Sales 1850 bales: uplands SIC. Flour - 1895.
Hhisfy SIC. Corn 293c loser. Wheat and
rice quiet. Coffee nominal. Sugar &c better.
Rev orleans tnOatsps SOc.
Dry Goods Plan bleached cottons ere le-
duced TO Sc; Portsmouth BS4to 79e; Prov =
A ~ brown cottons IKE Lawrence h -
lFSc; do + brown i3c. Dwight he. Abbott a
do 14Lc; and Great Falls Else,
Mouey.-The market Il easy at 6G7 rer cent
on call. Prime discounts 7@9. Sterling heavy
and lower, under an Increased supply OF bond
bills. Prime bankers are offered freely at 81
with buying rates ct 9a9 lis Good bankers
Bulls sold rs low as S{9SH, and cond bills even
lower. Gold opened al 81, advanced 10 % under
unfounded rumOrs Of an extra session of e n
gress, and clio ed at S11s98I4s Toe rate- paid
Tor carrying We're from l 10 per cent, and fat.
Clearanc - $1,000 OOO. tennessee bonds dull;
old GS14S6sZ; new C6HG6654.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, May I0.-Cotton, batter quail
tiles scarce and SITTER. Low grades quiet.
MidSI!ngs 2SA9S%c. sales llN b'les. RI.
c ipts slice sa urday 1873 bales sxports 479
bsIes Flour du , superine IS On; XX So STZ9
6:XXXS s. * Waite corn 7597ec. Oats 7oc.
Bran 81. 20 Prime hay ss Pork dull atS3l %.
Bacon frm; -houiders axe; sides H%@l14c.
sIpsr, common, 9At9IOc; prime ~ selSc Mo-
l. sses noninsl; lernentlng S5S5Oc. Whisky
quiet at 6713992E Conc unchanged.
chicago. Market.
CHICAGO, May lO-FIour S596 . Wheat
- E1M- DAN II ia ~ - -
Barl-y 81 eO9I s.. Highwi9es Gle. Mo.
Igsses slGI O5. Pork ISL. Lard l31zc. Hams
lsI5e. RdIk shoulders 2IAc; sidfs l0o.
st. louis HarkeL
Sr. LoUTs, May l0.-Flour 81 1895. Wheat
81 80 Corn &C. Oats 6566Sc. Barley ST. 20
I'VE 81 Pal p Whiszy &c. Sugar lsH0
IILc. M0lasses 20 9S2e. Pork ISL - Bacon
al ulders iac sides I5Z9I7e-all loose. Lard
lSc.
Cincinnati Market
CrSC1NuArI. Msy I0-Flour SS96 .. Corr
| ad6sc. Oats GS@72c. Whisky S3e. Pork 81
| Bacoo, loose, shoulders l3Ac; sides le5 sdl61se
hams IHX Glgc. Lard 2Sc. oug r I3199l0c
MoIsSses steady. Butter 25939c. Coffee ouIl a
| 49, Potatoes, market Is oyerstOcked.
Louisville szsrker-
L~ouIsvILLE, May l0.-FlouT @2. Baggipl
lsG2Is. Cotton, low mirdlings, 25Ac. Corn 0
| aSSc. Ga 20 aye. Whisky s4c Pine suga
fsL.. MOlasses S06S5c. P1rK Sl ESQ Il 80. ba
| con. PACKED, hon Gsrs lSZei sizes 1914 GlJHc
! hams 10 alg%c. Lard I5c, Bran 75c. Hey SIG
"a. Coffee 2Oa2Lc. Tobaceo sales 100 hhdsa NJ ;
9l2 50.
Foreign Markets.
LoNDov, May 10. COusois closed at s2hssZ71
5ZJs. ~.
May COTTON closed dull. Up
land H1z@lI5sd Orleans u%9n5sd.
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TAKES TEsE COMING RADICAL MAN.
TIE Knoxville (.JEOwNLOw's owLQ
WHO is out for SENTER for Governor,
toe Nashville Press and Tines declares
FOR Bill STOKES, the Radicals of Bed
ford county have instructed their dele
yates to vote for w. H. WIsENRR for
that cfice, those of Haywood go for
MUM, and those Of Blount declare
stoutly for MAYNA=D Z, with a reserva-
lion in favor Of STOKES, first, last and
all the time, showing clearly that
BRowNLow's early choice Of SENTER Is
ali sham, hUmbng, downright deception.
The people Of Blount are under the con-
troll OF the Knoxville Wing, which IL
edited by PEARNE, BROwNLOw's proxy.
AT least they were on occasion OF the
d~isgraceful onslaught upon that good
Methodist and Christian, Rev. Mr.
SMITH. If, then, they are so now, and
doubtless have instructed their delegates
ss above, with a view to meet the de-
sires and designs of OLD PLUTO. the
master spirit Of R3diealism. Having
lent himself 80 far to this programme,
we are justified In concluding that SEN
E has gone to the dogs. Stokes il
the upper - purpn in the Radical tussei
for the Gn6eFnatorisl nomination.
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THE Press and Times Of Saturday has
he name Of w. b. Stokes for governor
at the head Of its editorial column. ms
Ia IN direct conflict with OLD PLUTo's
ideas, spd will raise q row in the family.
We hnnn %
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1TANY thousand OF them have been tested
NJ during the the past four years, aud have
proved a perfect success. as thousands OF GER
i~ltcates could be produced; but l deem II I'M
necessary. as the Pump Will show for itself, and
rroVe ali it, qualities on examination
II is a Pump which is ultimately destined to
supersede all other Pumps now in use, for the
simple fact-hrst. the cylinder is made ( solid
flint glass, and it undoubtedly will last one
hupdi ed wears, ard still be good as ever Sec
ond, il will never give any bad taste to the W =
ter. or rust Il. Third, 10 will never wear out,
so as to put the working part out of orcer
Fourth, the Plunger WORKING In glass, Ii wi ]
last as long as hve 10 ir0n or wood Fifth, The
valves are made of glass, and are so placed that
IL is impossible for them TO get out OF order
sixth, the conducting pipe Is manufactured OF
wrought iron. z lFauized inside and out ma
king II perfectly free I ON rust. seveutB, no
water stands IN the pipe TO get warm In sum
me- or freeze in " inter-, snd requires no pri-
ming 10 start It. Eighth Il is the rest band ff'e
engine ever inverted. II will force the water
from any common well or cisteTn TO the top of
the high s. DIV Cling, at the rate of twenty gal
lOns psr a. mute. Ninth, its whrle constIuc-
ticn is SO simple and complete that renders u
less liable u gel out of order than any pump
vet isyen and makes it the cheapest on the
continent. when ali its qualities are fully I'M
deistood no one viii be w~ithoutlt 1t will save
its cos. In insucsnee, and many times save val
Having established a factory in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn. fer the manufacture of these
Pumps We ae now prepared to furnish, at
who. esale aud retail, to all parties engaged, or
Wishing TO engase in the business
Prices for this Pump, Compiete,
Fer Pump lG feet long. 81 50 per fOot..~-.sa 90
4" IS +" {" 100" .4 n %
q" 20 {" 100" .-.. 50 90
and atty cents per foot for every additional
foot.
BTAgents wanted for this Pump, either 10
tuy County Rights and sell the Pumps, on
which s liberal discount viii be given q the
hoiee e trade, and no charge for the right Of
sgA All orders for this Pump mast be sd-
dressed to
RALDISG. PaESCOTT & co.,
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THE Gsorgia Constitutiondlist cites
Senator ABBOTT, the csrpst-bsg hre-ester
from North Csro;iua, odalsO Mrs. HAIR
RET BEECHEB STOWE, now Of Florida,
rs instances OF the way in which North
ern people are impressed and influenced
by Southern manners.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, May l0.-Captain- General
Dulce, with the volunteers who accom-
panied him, has returned from his visit
to Matsuzss.
Fighting is said to be going on nesr
Msuritas, but no particulars have been
received.
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Cotton Machinery.

roR SALE. q complete set OF Cotton Ma
L ehinery for q Mill OF $50 looms. of = capaeity
OF ~ 900 pounds weekly of s. inch heavy sheet
legs. Carding Is new, snb OF the best make
emf liver throsflesl DreSsers and Looms. Ia per-
fart order: together with harnesses, reeds,
heams hobhins. and al the farniture neces-
ssTv 10 start aud run a mill OF the above Size at
once. Car be delivered in Boston imlnedi-
sfs1v AnpIy to VIZ. GRAY &CQ.,
ap21 90 sRmmeg htrests bostons Assa
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xxrANfED -AGENTS-S75 TO 500 per month
w ev-rywhere, male and fema e, 70 intro
duse the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY EWING MACHINE. This
machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck qutlf, cord,
MIND. braid and embr03deT, In q most su peTtor
manner. Price only Sl3 fully warran, ed for
Ave wears. We viii pay $1,000 fer any machine
that will sew q stronger, mole BEAUTIFUL. or
more elastic seam than ours. 1t ms kes the
: 4 lastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, aud still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing IT, We pay gents rom
81 20 700 per month and expenses. or q COM
mission from which twice that amount can be
made. Addres SEC0MB Co.,, Pittsbnrg, Pa,
81, Louis, No, or Boston, Mass.
MO n be Imposed upon by other
parties palmiug on worthless cSst-iron ma
Gaines undsr the same name o.. Otherwise.
~ aan n,sebtpe m.ppfactnred my9
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psaIS APPEAL
TUESDAY mORNINe, SAY IL 1859
nEwoCRATrC NOMINATIONS.

1an.,u,r z. CERUFHERs.
For JUDGE Of Lar Co1Ut-.~.H L. PAhh
t. z,,5,s NJ Criminal Court. ". W. WALLACE
For zay.GenY Criminal COurt~GEo. TAIL
For JUDGE Of Municipal Court-~.G.P FOOEb'
Fbr Prosecuting attorney
a, as,p,eipal Couya---.TBOMAs A. Ryan
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to the Federal officials to look sharp
sfser certain Cuban expeditions said to
be fitting out there.
Cola. Warren and CASTILLO, the released
Fenians, arrived yesterday.
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MERCHANTS,

Go and register, aud on the day Of
election vote the Democratic ticket II
YOU would rescue the judiciary from
I;a0raoa
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disgrace.

The Washington correspondence Of
the New York Herald says that Ger
GRANT has returned his income for last
wear IS 1855.