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MEMPHIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. SEPT. %, 1853
SALEC

On the Slst of March last, the closing
day OF what newspaper men all concede
to be the busiest quarter of the year, re-
turns were made by the several newspa-
per concerns of this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
$685. 9S
Avalanche 1906 90
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THE returns of the Vermont election
with the exception ofsix small towns
which will not materially vary the re-
sult) are now in, and show a Radical
majority of 20,G2l. The Radical ma
jority of last year was 1895. The
Radical vote fell off l1,OH, and the
Democratic vote 1888, the Radical last
year being 42,Gl5, and the Democratic
1929. Us NJl8GG clsj0t.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES;.
u MEMPHIS, September IS. 1859.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: The
above Houses are now open to receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility 10 seller and
bnyer viii be given. To my old patrons i re-
turn you my thanks; for the future, / refer
to the past long experience In the busl-
ness. 1 hope to merit your patronage.
~ Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed. Rates same as hrst-class houses.
sell A.. s. WHITFGRD,
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CkROLINAliFE INSURANCE co.
OF. MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. AIsI
N. ]. WIcKS, President. coo
W. r. BOYLE, Secretary
Assets over ss:
Annual income over :

~ II Is with much pleasure the Managers Of
and the public their congratulations on its suec
tion and future prospects. , Policies issued on all
refer the general public TO our policy holders.
III. ID BUhKIEx, bba ~
aa 5E special Agent
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w. B. oSOH" LEV SOi. SD.
D0N0H0, 10Y & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers
EMIGRATION AGENCY,
"a Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.

WE propose to negotiate all transactions
w In REAL ESTATE, whether in the city OF
country, improved or untmprovedj kesi-
sAe0ces. Business Property, Plantations.
Szrafn- stock. Dairy and Fruit Farms, Vine
Eerds,Town, school and Manutacturing Sites;
Mineral. Staye and Lumber Property, Rail-
ROAD fnterssts, or large bodies Of land for Col
0nEation purposes.
anpr ARRANGEMENTS are now complete for the
Simplifying OF planters railroad companies
manufactories, and all others desiring a re-
liable class OF labor, under equitable cOn-
tracts. We cordially invite and solicit cor
respondence on these subjects. SEQ ddW
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PLANTERS
COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
Office: Cor. Madison and Second.
l.. C. LONSDALE, President.
D. n. TOWNSEND, Ylce-President.
WALTERA GOODMAN, Secretary.
L.G. L0ASDALE, Dr., Asst Secretary.
80 RMNIT.

ON liberal terms. 200 by i4s feet In the Navy
rd-heinof he south end Of the old "ROpe
WafE - Including a portion OF the main
building. which Is go by IS feet, together with
large brick shop, 40 BY ~ isst.
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by Offering to Rent for the next twelve
months, the spacious SalesrOom we now Oe-
cuPy at the northeast corner Of Main and
jefferson streets.
sena R0YsTER TREZEVANT&Co.
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D. T PETIT Fiee-President. W0
J. II. EDh0EDs0K, General Agent.

this Company tender 10 its Policy Holders
sss for the past two years, its present condI-
the improved plans OF Life Insurance. We
H. r.. WHITE, Jr.
Agent for Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.

THE other part Of our house afording suf-
6cIent room for our purposes, we propose
10 place in reach of competitors the
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ESan Francisco dispatch, Of the
Doth, saws /. The steamer Great ReDuHaic
has arrived from Yokohama and Hong
Kong. She reports that IN. the foreign
settlement Of HiOgo great alarm prevailed
on kceount of a night attack made by a
materiallr. Thtanaties, for thepurpose OF exter-.
ing quotations: Good Ordinary 24@25c; Fancy
Low Middlings 2ske; Middlings Die; Flu
Strict Middlings 26ke, Grape
, 1869-03-31

from WoEtny, poor woman, In order to rn&z7y :
widow rep1ted to b, Nnzth 3soo ooo, found taat
two cJphczs hsd been added 70 tbs reported fos.
tune, 1eaTtng y only 3a9oQ, :.
Tie Cd rtdd1e "Wny b taM mans head 1tte
Pa1adises" being rthtslsed 10 Lord Derby, tho
Tov chief, with !ts anawer, "Beeause Il l. bright
and ahlatng place, whcre thereI no parting ut dyc.
Ing" he EaA added: land, thanh goo3nes1,
where there sfr no uare Wh)igsl"
At the sale Of RosainI1 eaecta 4 ring Of dia-
monds brought 40 gutneaa and another set with q
table diamond went for ESQ One pistols sold foz
being adorned with brass. prpTed 10 b mounted
with gold, while 4 gentleman bid for match TINT
WIS found to be Of copper. .-..
Several prominent csttzens of phdAfelpnta have
-Rzassdiy resolved TO erect d1tnkin& fs~a,azna u
me city tnotougnlares They sle to bo o{ Virginia
grnite, ars to afford drinking accommodations for
the people, hnsae1 sad dogs, and Fl1 cost
S1on each. 6urbcisrt money fbr eight or Ten is0n-
tatna hAs a1reAdy been s1ised
On returning to White uonse, O., one day la1s
week, nom uedd!ng ceremony. tbs bridegroom,
German named Men, suddenly became violent,
snd WA with difficulty xabdued By the gentlemen
present A week beforr, he had been blucn by q
rabid dog. On reaching hoae be wss again selzed
win convulsions- Further scporta hare not been
rcce4Yed
, 1869-03-31
EPISCOPAL. eH@eHES.
Aunual Electtau OF Wnkdenx and
ye<tryHena

TnesdAy ~as tke 1rst SECULAR day IN ttaecclex@
asslal yeay Of the Episcopal Church. sna tsa tasuM
bGstness meetings 1ete held In tbes va1iona
churches Tbs following Is = list Of rhe oo1ccrs
elected. IN xtdlttnu to those pahliAhd Aaheady IN
TIE TRt.txE:
Senior Wardxa-Io z. Hll1tard-
3unior WHrlen-5nhn WTtxhs.
Ie4try men-L " Doan, AltfeE Booth. A. E
Soeae E. ss,:tea1s y + sa G5ea / 5s sSin sesses s
sentor Wxrten-Alen C c1ki1k
JsatqT Tsat9Se.s1pezse MsSafessoN r. ksfs. Hen1 sne
John y. ssapisA deoFxe " Thompson, Geasxe
Flesd.-
Senior w.r,<n-E il sssa:aa
Juntor Va1sen1G = Z iaIta2e v,c,o,
rnn1a5 ws W. W Sixon, 4 4ofsS pekoyea. + R5ez>
r. 49, 1f:Gff T. !s;daa Il ss:fa a< a
'SDD f. rAns-arnk PARK
Eeator wardeo-W- Aeke1msu
Jnnior Wssden-E C Long
vestrytneu-P. l. Sfasuau Norman {. PeEk4nA
4 n Wsdron, / 4; !; Jsaeson, !1as =. z Ffaseri
jqnior Waz.len-IleoTye Gardner,
yes,!MsnmGna;ses Ge1se ~; fe4r Xessrole
Cha1Ies Hopdnson. William r. Redoed, JON
SteaxnA :.
[ Senior WarEn- u. Shnnheck
| Junior Wartcn-C. ". And<rsou.
! vesuymen-Ostns Eek, lthn Roaau, G. F. NJ
1.ness; isf,e5, 8 & tssR %iss6na. :. - D AA'' q
cHGmu q uI1 Asc1as1oS-
Senior WsEdeaI !; / !; Rass1a psssaz,x
| Tcstr.nen-L s Warner, Joseph = Hall z
swuTtVQt l. 4 Carpenter, Wm Mailsce, 7. 2
IsT1tccs, Iomes AeGaate5, =. f sel'eck,
, 1869-03-31
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1860.
THE SHADOW AND TEE SUBSTANCE.

JHE EHAUaW ANb TEE 6UBSTANCE
q, ccnnt Sen,.or T.n,ro},,,,, mn, on1,, ~.
of The first ;nte1lecta in MI, connt- ~
one of the nurest nocn in nn,,,;c a,ot;cn w..
uhcrs. Henoe II ia u;tb ,,,,,ro- .s;tt;..n
md ane n.snect th,t vo a;s.a,t f,o,n ~
vicxz ard ii, ro.;t;on m tha Tenr-a ~
Oasee Inv M T,rnn,hn11 ho,,,s 49, 49,
Senate aaoadment IN The rcn,e,;no In
rassod hr a.. H,,,.. +,..11,, - 49,
ths p,rs;don, nj re nc,ra~ - - ~. ~
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rc,tes ~, ,,ircrercn wb.ths[ e cara. a ~.
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, 1869-03-31
POLITICAL.

For several years rast bY rcason Of Internal d.
frsences and b.ekeHngA the Republican patty OF
Dascppxt, Iowa, n>thol1h IN majority
Of full ona thousand On any straight
political tssno+ has suffered defeat: At
every municipal contest. This condition
o4 ndAlrs Is happily euJcd, and old antagonisns
md differences srr buried. A city Republican
Convention waa held on SATURDAY, and q acket
nominated which co1umepds Itself to the united
razsy, sna which win be elected By tbs old{ssn-
ioncd ma}ort1es. o. s. Mcneil Is tho candidate
for Mayor, John Kaufman for Aatahal william
A. Remington for Treasurer, Francis Oeho Tor As
scssor, and ]. D. Campbell for Clty Attorney.
Ws p.inte1, few days Anca, 4 Nas os about one
dozen Of sspt1ants for Mr. Eashhu1nen seat IN
Congress- We aid the following to the List:
James Mccoy, Of Whites1de caantys C. Il
entth, or Carroll County; General Sheets and
Hon. D. J. Ptnrkney, Of 0xie County. and 1nsige
Sheldon, Of 10 Da1tcsa County. On the othel
hand, Colonel J. Wilson Shatler TTitca Letter u
v hich he aAy1 he has not tho SPARE time 10 ron
aud therefore W0nx do IL
AT the Rnode lsstnd Democratic State Couven
yeutlon, held In Providence, on Monday lass-
| delegate onered she following fesolusaeo- hieh
| xfter discussion, N3s Lid upoa tho tAbte:
| RcAo1ett. Thar to the Hon Senator william
| Sprague, for the eminent and rtatesmanttee poai
| tion taken and ably maintained ~ him IN h
| speech In the Senate, on March 18th, on the Ctv1
/ Service bill tha hanks OF eSery citizen OF GU
country aru Justly due, and those of thlA conEeE
tion Be, and hereby AT, cordially tendercd 10 bin
, 1869-03-31
THE SING SING OUTBREAK.

Depsh nk Que al sha Fugitive C1n~
vtcts-He II Shot By Ono nj the Keep
80 ers-Aaa Inquest 10 be Held ~ COR
onex Flynn
The readers Of tho Ford WIN remember the e1r-
'tnmstanees surrounding the rtce11 reT@t ~ sing
e4S, Ell cne Ct he feepers. M eoa1lcs r. xsrs
engaged u the outbreak were lenrJ o'Sep, anas %
Se4r 1T h~e aa sa' 1dsn 3sfes hulTs9 2Snn
16o, II apie.zs,' Ttss ssap.s!sd! w!-. = ~ =
1 'sass sst m ST. ptte ~ Il s sas
I'D sss s.sxed T6anas ForTest nd Ed1iai. crail
tas sttsa 1s. Ct q @ aa e - so
l. vigorous chsse TOT TIE inquire convices Wak y
onec instituted md 1suIps and Muller vera soon
mar TanJtown, where they were captuut b. vi.
Gso7Se Storms. O'Netl, atiaa lockwood VITA aIao
eecreted in tho bxrn but during the same even
e sasn ua1 ,es spee sis capture M pug x e1af sad Ksep
nd, Is alleged 1hat Charles Sullivan one OF The
be vas helpless IN the Eauds Of his
captura, nd o6ez.nE 40 rea!stance whase7e5.
It i TurtneI alleged that, although sereesly
tnr DISTANCES from Tar1ytoNn to Slug Sung. aud IBIS
tuhumanity no doubt accelerated the death Of Tue
convict toctwood, q striving at tas prison, , xaa
81 Thursday morning. s5th inst, when aeath en-
sued The remains eE deceased we're brought 70
at 30. III Cnrysre street., awaiting intaEmept
Du1tng his tuess Lockwood Mas attended Dy Dr.
isazc u. Coinnz, the physician o5 the PRISON. who
gave the following ccrtlacatc Of death:
"S1Su S1so, March Is, 1saa.
ITO Inom It Aar Concern:
HThia ID 10 ceYt5ty that Cnas. II. Lockwood tIeA
II oe,ock a. n. IL this da.e from the effects Of
! a ptstol snut Nound In the ahdomcn.
"I5AAc G. CoI1tSA n D,
"Copy Of tN!eiuay certificate received this da5
frnn SsDc, Stnu bT the Sanitary petiuleuuenl
| HJIxKs L. F11ru Sotax7 Public"
| When this cest1nca1e Kas presented 1t the oa1ce
nf fhn Rnsrts n HeHf M Etsna IIaf1fa Santtary
, 1869-03-31

IN abo,n hs,9 ,us1e Of the rsxs house
ths old mother sFfe1lEtc hare sA4f dove Aaa
died. The daux6taf md The g1aodchild struggled
On rntl thcy Ieacned fence, nsaT house u
wh}th light wA1 burning. Hers they notn fss.ed ss
tor time; md then tne Id mAde btfa'&0k icf No
feet, 1hep, with an expiring CT for hee, he leu.
Ths czy WIS heard, bet IN the raging 1ogm va a.
not supposed to be tne call Of huu1Au pe1n4. So
nrst then the daughter, aud dnaliJ the 90 mot1sr
were found where they Aank down md 4'ed, Will
, 1869-03-31
The Fen cIaum Victims T.
frus4 The EaskoN 1fnsxNv,


We hayt already noticed the deplorab1e death o.
an ased woCaan her d41Ehte1 and heI Esandson, ID
the enow. On The mountain rpst u 'PeAcaam. W
Oh The night Of March (, 1s6a. The facts Ok tne
case were essentially Is follows: \ .1doW, Aaea
seventy 1orT ytazA, And m uuHaANeA aaaEnse!,
4yrd tht1tJ-dvc, BY Tic n2me Of E1nmons, na
ehlld Of another daughter, 4Svd sA9hE ysaIs-Se5
rpor bat 70 far as 1ppe1.s. gGlueAs q ~ e!sS~
were oEt4efed out of the town wheFc tneF Nete ~
Ing, few ulles num Peash7m p1noaos 70
safe sns1 town the expense 0! kuppoI9uS t tusn.
They started On the morning Of ths "a o. AaEa II
10 n, On foot, to Al adjoining toNn. oses the
mountain. where relstsse hid eeeret them -
tTs1eilinx IN aoJ ~aJ Was d1nsnl: II ne sfs9-
ing rp the noanta.n., The! bsgEsd "a re 2s1.s1ege g
b Bet t. oaefed 10 ia1e the osa WOMEN sne
nsSs'ti; ron lie otae.s, aad - he maa vent o.
~ T. .si1,ns III s''st Soon a :ae5 resaaca se
rnts,pr a; de- vef1 foo, OF tie 1noun.aln where
fhSS S.oppel and rested. and besSrd for The
evtyt1err esen of sltt:ng by The frsdde during tie
| nn;.hr This Was refused them, md they started
sr.in 10 The mount aiu- Al along up tusfts wrrs
IN wherr The RSed wpn,sn n11 III ii the know 10
| rret Whlie ascending. 7iolent snowstorn over.
| took them and ~as raging 1ercely when they
reached the last houaa on the height This NJ.
passed ty the uaseah:r1 without Calling, the naan
| Of tho house having met the1n lH The woods and
fo,tsdden lhe1n u caia 1t Wa now O'CLOCK. TIT
ue1t txo miles seem 10 have cost the poot fbmH5
sone three hours Of painful toll, and when with
, 1869-03-31

bAxlAnp<
IT'S Attractive FesssuFr<-Confemr
cd lmproyrnents-SH"
CNnCEYfN<

Among .ne numerous signs Of attiyaJ 70 hnt:i-
Ing and improvement tn Chicsgd shis Spring. N
Unusual STIR b noticeable ID the southern city ll-
It's IN tre vicinity Of Oakland 6sation- Tbs h'sa-
ufplly loeasea suburb Il arealJ beginning TO ftvi
the heneet Of the adoption Of the South s!Ae Para
hsh, and the inquiry for property tereshouts Is 't:
5idedfs On The Increase Several blocks of nns'
Nfck dwellings a+e ALREADY under conteI1pfa-
eson, and act1st pse aanuops for bull ting arr 9o,,
forwatd or erery hanh The eastern ooaleracl
eotameheeS N G3ktaNl Avenue and los*fresh, pun.
AIR md beautiful lake v:ew, the attractions ot ]
feslesnes a. oa&And Station. are scas,elr to b
cars, and the ll5uats central Railroad company
have st about the erection Of =
new passenger herot 1t the station
Preabytsf1au, Congressional and Errcnpa
church edinces nATk alrraAy been erected and tht
Methodist AID baptist societies ~tn som ta sup
Piled with churches, which. together with sha e1-
ceHent scftolA, anoru ample deToetona aud e, uca.
uoual laGt-tdcA WITH cuumenhahle ensesffi fi+.
and taste, II Is contemplased BY the tealtn=1"s
dents OF Oakland StatOn to employ hand o
music to plsy In the open air o0ce q week dag h
the coming summer.
, 1869-03-31
PF1iTte ~, Ns1f Il It TweNtylrdath II. y t lObt
I:s.a &: AANb 1-FEede3aeE \ Truman . ju~
Fsalzs 81 H5K Il d II T1s1fy atnta It. v s5s
tT514 #; March N-JutpA z. Etzauu to Moore

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, 1869-03-31
The accident ON tho Chicago
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VIC meunoped u yesterday MoT Mugs issue the
report lhas N acatitnt occurred 70 ne Esn On
re CnicAso + North western Railroad which Wis
due here Inc evening helore md taAs Two os fhe,e
rrrao1,s were killed and several others "p1huel
& 70 the occurrence OF an accident tie report was
corrrct Tho PASSENGER d the sEs:n aIEsvei "a
tnit nv ahoQt o eiptk thai night, and fron ouc
Of thetu re gather the following particulars of the
accident: g.,
About 10 O'Clock Friday far-roon, y Nest Side
station, In Iowa SONG eighty miles fron tais e!,
the locomotive, tender and Ewo cl17 were tatosa
| from the track. This engineer and fireman ~ae
thrown into The mud By the side Of the uack anu
| the tender laade1 GU top OF them IN sach man'
nes as to nold thrta n1nlr IN the mud until The ten
DER could Be removed. which tool about t*o oouts'
! When released 1t WIS found that one o. tae e.
| ctneere Anllsa VIE traetuted and the nrenaa ~
/ received some severe bruises, but neither o
| .hem ~ss dxnev1uuA! tntursd Fo1tanateH
indeed no one killed, - The hsk report ss24td
and Only Two Or threc, Of the passengers Eccetset
s1ieht os.ih.eA Tncy vert ~ st1oslsHea 70 "a
other t1am, and bsuazhs 70 tai1 ci11 etzhs n nis
Tps ~ pnsn = partsv bad1y wrecsed-so saeA =
/ extent ,nA4 I. Nas Impossible 10 rs II OH Of II
way for The trains yestcruAy, and their passcnenf
had atso 10 Be s54nNefTed to other tRlr1, Ar.irin
here sa1erl hau1t behind the regular uaia time.
, 1869-03-31

ance platforms In Engs8pd were '1nl-
from delighted By the<,~ 1ncufslon OF
the young American orator. WHO could tell IA
anepaote tEfe pE1cstsed comedian, and dfaznaGxe
pathetic scene ~ wnl as professional nelo-
dlsmattst They shook tnes hea41a, and, when
they found tAat the people nn ssteE him ss1I tiny
bes14 to eeut untneDdly suSpianum Nothing can
BE- poorer shsu thb 4yu1ase temperance lecturer in
EnEtand. HIS Arguments: his hseknered fnrssrs-
tom; his bits Of narrative, ma1n dreazy tusa-
ness, and tl1essthiy Invite to ndlcule- But Dr.
Lees Is better than the AEe:agr, and as he Is pref
II xurs to III, cut With soznehody- or Other, the
American disciples rill hsr9 4 eaaPce q seeing
~ Icnnp t1nr.-xopn xopn ttirrc1sx.
TUE pauy arurM5-..I51ls HoH111. nor pei
forming at one Of the theat1es Ii 8aid 70 be only
Jfre pAus Old, md Jet the journal that naakes tho
1tstemeut- Of the best ct ms Illustrated p*-
perrts not ashaued to continue 70 write Of her tn
this strain:
heart N the yauooa toms IN Which aae ~ Pr.
Il Telgumnuth sae; Eenesona4 Says
e. 9o1e ,4Tna, r. she ra1e III m 1na
proceeds II "a entertainment to the pa1ents of z
moor chiI1 y ho wa9 burnt to death; AZ EI1Hunsn
TIE "1dows sad orphans sad o. ne sT q nc nc
tain1nent; In brighton She FaSe an ente1tato-
ment for the neuent Of the children wno Meto
20 Bzdr INJURED hy the C!c1fenEeI explosion,
sending them ueFeTN poanhA *hNt she. 1lso, at
the Esiue time, out Of her pItrAte pnrseJ bought
for them large box fQl of toys, ptctute-ooo6,
Sweets, DC
The critic has handed over bis pen to tic khow-
man Evidently Lydia will he dse Jcafs Old fos
some time to come.
TIE lorns AND THx HassH cHCRcU-
In tue midst OF the clatter Of debate and dlv1.
aous IN the uouBe Of Commons respecting tho d.
establishment Of the Irish Church, some ire a*k
Ing themselves What viii the Lords do :" The
hxhs answer would bo: Il The pfli a1ter being
auted ty decisive majority III the Commons u
pu.suance Of the wishes Of the uatiou reeotlel u
genera election, IL thruxu out In The lorls th&
present government Will ethcr res1g or tt In fact
Of the large majority they IsFsess h The Commons
they continued In ottlce, taey would do % only OF
the understanding that tha resistance II Tie Lord
khouId IN the LIST extremity 10 overcome by =
wholesale creation cf Peers II viii not como te
this, simply because the Lorls know that they
resisted It nust come 10 thiA In the easr of tne
Reform tnl OF = 1t did coma to tbs and the Luol
having bad their iesson did not need It stuuld b.
! repeated to them when, although Mpsettioptst
Almost 70 tn2u, they were forced to adopt fret
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