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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphls aad 81. LouIs D. S. NaIl LIne

HsoAfliilo difu Oh LUIS u p hdSl Ilib
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
81. LCULS.
L st. master
This elegant passenger packet IL
Will leave a. above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at > pm.
Tickets for all points. via Memphis and At.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
10 General Railroad Ticket Odice, Us Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
Tom B. DUNN, Ticket Agent. del5
E0R ST. LOUIS.
The Fleet and Luxurious Passenger stea ner,
lHLADY CAYZ
Isaac JUna,--masteF Owen ates,--.-cIerE
VIII e4veTHURSDAN, 18Th Inst, at 10 am.
RlCH'D W. LIGHIBuRNE, GenI Agent,
deli No. 4 Jefferson street.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
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THE APPEAL is delivered by daylight
seven times a week. for twenty-five cents
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FOR JUDGE Isl CIRCUIT COURT.

ICD4E-T1t01 fpDc1l: IN response 10 the
- very complimentary cali In YOUR paper OF
Yesterday. Signrl d" One OF the 3 n l hereby
announce myself r candidate for JUDGE OF
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. otShelpy county
6aT G.. ". HEISEELL-
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R~EDUCTIoNl Reductionl! Reductionl!!
At B. Lowenstine & Bro IS this week.
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ELEGANT French and Chinese per-
fuInery, in fine cut-glass bottles, at the
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FINE DRESSED TURKEYS just received
per express by J. Devote, corner Adams
and Third streets. These Turkeys are fat
and nice, and viii be sold at twenty cents
par DOund-
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CHAS. GOODWIN,
SUPERINTENDENT Of Gas works.

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS December Il.
River rose IL inches in past twenty
four hours. Below high water mark OF
1867, Is feet ~ inches.
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CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 54K JEFF
fersOu.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

nAYOR-We are authorized TO announce
NJ SASTI-FI p. WALKER as 4 candidate
for Mayor az the ensuing muhieiPai eieS1iOn-
delG
EAvOR-We are authorized to announce
~ IN pT-FFTN as q candidate for Mayor
a : ensuing municipal election. del4
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rNpEPENpENr roR MAroR.

Editors appeal: As will be seen by my
card elsewhere, / am a candidate for
Mayor of the ety of Memphis, subject
llone to the choice Of the people, at the
election on Thursday, January 6, 1870.
SAM p. WALKER.
MEMPHIS, December Is, 1869.
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You can buy a cheap Arab at 295 Mair
street
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GREAT bargains this week at B. Lowen-
stein q BIOS.
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Eol5y a5lds- fag hEr1 1aU b. 61seT1od az Ten
-=7 per hse each Insertion.
ENEErHANDISE-s- reward-The per-
- EI- OF GrE who received z box m~erchsn-
disc marked JONucr. Lennon & Gale, Mem
phis.f from G-1y $40. October 18th, VIII receive
The above reward by reporting the same at
No : Madison street. de-
DEE CaTTLG-@Ix head Arkansas beef
- cartlz got away from steamer Commercial
this date: one dun one white-ColOrs other
four. vaTlru~. Suitable reward VIII be paid
for them delivered 70 undersigned.
LEVY g. ROBBINS,
del j. Jefferson street.
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READ the reduction advertisement of
B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Wednesday Packet, for VicksAar8,
hatcher ard New Orleans.
Magnificent LOw-Pressure Steamer
Great

VIII leave as above, WEDNESDAY,, Deem
Der lSt' a. D O'Clock pm. and every alternate
Wednesday thereafter.
For al reliable Information. apply AZ the
General Passenger Department. MOL Prone
made, loot OF Jefferson street. PASSENGERS
procuring tickets At this p1dse secure sac
Rooms. 4. Il SHOCk,
nOL Ticket AGENT.
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JET SETS, fashionable styles, for 81 90,
at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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Go To Locke's, 23GH Main street, for tn
latest news.
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DRY goods reduced this week at B. Low.
enstein q Bros.
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ARARs reduced this week.
CANS NEW STORE.
29S Main street.
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NoTHING equals the price and style of
our Arabs.
CANS NEW STORE,
2gS Main street.
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CARD.

SELECT OYSTERS, IS cents per can, at
Ice Depot 53h jefferson.
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SwEEPNo reduction at b. Lowenstein
& Bros.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White pfvar mo

4O4e I'LL NJ ' LIZ
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River Line.
For DeyalTs Bluff. connecting with Railroad
for Lutte Rock; and for Augusta add Jack
%sonport, connecting with steamer Bates
Vile tor POcahontas, Batesville and all in
termeli1re points; also, TO West Point on
Little Req River.
EATOMA.-.-----.Wm Ashford. Master
This elegant side-wheel paSssn- If
ger steamer will leave as above H
FRIDAY, Eth inst. az = pm.
For freight Or p ,ssage apply or board or 10
". H. EENNEDAY, Agent.
dela No. 3 Madison ST., Stanton Block.
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Nail Saturday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon, pevan's
Bluff, Little Rock. Des ARC, West Point,
searcy, Augusta and J-acksonport.
e NO. z,
Pat. Il. wheat--....--..---Maste
This elegant passenger steamer @
will leave ms above -
SATURDAY. 18th inst, AZ 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS. Agents.
deIs p !5ge--3n s,rees
FOR FRIAR'S POINT
Regular Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point
Tri-Weekly Packet-For Helena. FTiar's
Peint and all Way Landings.
The elegant side-wheel passenger steamer,
n6eO. w. Cheek. ST
Geo. Malone ---.- Master
Leaves as abOveTHIS DAY. Ii-A iu,t,aJ5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on nOGrd or 20
kiCHD ". LIGHIBCRNE, Gent Agent.
3 del6 jefferson street.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis ana Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
MIN ELs4A atfLef, nlslcr
Thus elegant and swift steamer ~
will leave rs above ~
SATURDAY. 18th inst. ats pm.
LARRY HAkMSIAD, Agent,
deil No. y Madison street
FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
NICK LONGWORTH. Hates, master
fhis new andspiendid passenger
steamer VIII leave as above S
THIS DAY, 1gsh inst. at 10 am.
ARR HARMSTAD. Agent,
deli T. Madison street.
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READ r. Lowenstein Il Bros advertise
ment to-day.
For carpets and oil-clOths, go to f. Fe-
CANS. 26O Second street, Vincent Block.
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NOTICE.

0fcs KoatnS' Line Red RireT P4cksf On
NEW ORLEANS. La, NOE 8 R59
O H. SHOCK Is our only authorfzsd -.
-. 10 sell tickets over our line OF stst1aers
at Memphis, Tennessee.
G. L KOUNs & BRO.
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COZ WHARFMAsTER.

NORTHUMBERLAND are authorized TO
" announce Capt PTNE as a candidate
Tor Wharrmsster az the ensuing election. dels
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Two ADAMS STREET BRICK RESIDENCES
AT AUCTION. on the premises, to-day at 3
pm, by Messrs. ROvster, Trezevant q
Co. This sale should be attended by any
one who is in the market to purchase a
well built and conveniently located city
residence. The property is to be sold, we
which ought to be the very conditions to
attract bidders. See the advertisement
in auction column. One of the houses
the adjoining tenement-duplicate in size
Of lot and building, viii be offered at the
same hour ana place.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK.-At the ~soiicita-
lion o. ruu efous friends snd in re-
ruon-a 20 TIE cHlsi ga the APrEALald Ledger,
Z would respect ully state that 1 am @ candl-
dste for Clerk oT the County Court, subject 70
the re ion OF the Democratic convention.
a.. Will D. WoODNlN.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents &
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FOR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-We
are aCIbCr.z q 10 announce Col. JOE
RAREIERE IS "a candidate for the omce Of
Clerk Of The Second Circuit Court OF sneloy
run-H~ QeLa
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PAN N THE SIDE.-This distressing
symptom of Consumption arises from In
fammation of the Lungs, Orthe membrane
called the Pleura, or from bronchial affec-
ton of the air passages; in either case it
is a very dangerous Indication of disease.
The cause of this symptom should be re-
moved at once-and nothing can possibly
efTect that object so speedily and happily
as the Hungarian Balsam.
Il has also been introduced into the
practice OF many of our best hospitals,
infrmaries, and other institutions; and
has long since received the public sanction
of the most eminent chemists and pro-
fessionsI men Of this and other countries.
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FER REHT-R00MS.

Notice undsr gs hruf trU be fascr5s5 Of Tn
crlG PER itns, earn Insertion.
Il ODN~-ID Commercial Block-Huitable
II either IJr offices or nice bedrooms, Ct
reasonable rates. apply 10
Jos J. ANDREWS,
nov5 G2frOnt Row, upstairs.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY. -" Browns
Bronchial Troches" for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial Affections, now stands the
first in public favor and confidence; this
result has been acquired by a test of many
years. It's merits and extensive use have
caused the TrOches to be counterfeited,
and we would caution purchasers to be on
their guard against worthless limitations.
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RnanS REp B0kRp.

Rosioes v.rr- 1r4 head uRl D. inserted OF Ten
--- ~ - ------
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TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM MR..
NeQSTS E-4rrfnof00 Church TfVy- EgTd
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FOB lighthouses.
FOR REHT-FARRS.

ID ES-UENCE AND PARMA desirable res
II iderce and small farm, i've miles from
Memphis, on the PigeOnroost road-3U acres
OF open land, iu "a fine state OF culuvation- 3
acres IN orcnarQ-tbe best selection OF fruit
II the country; large rich garden, with hot
beds. Sash. etc. dwelling house. with ten
rooms; doctors office in tho yard: smoke
house, kitchen, cribs, stables and c0w-sheds.
Apply 10 TT PROPHIT.
de5 No. - Front street.
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WORCESTERSHIRE are aUthorlZeu 10
w aurounce Capt LARRY HAfMSIAD
IS q candidate Tor Wharfmaster, at the ensu-
- --n-eLr.l aInrLinr- dos
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

IN PORT.
Grand Era. Mary Boyd. Sallls '
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ForsiEln News.

HAyANA. june 24.-General Bcesa,
falsely reported to have been kille4ay
his troops, has gone 10 New Orleans.
Cholera has broken out in G asr tam
mo and vicinity. Several cases are re-
ported in Santiago. The disease is rag
ing with great severity in the interior
About the last of May, the schooner
!apeshot landed forty men and por-
tion of her cargo on the Cuban const.
While the boats were landing the men,
some passengers on board attempted to
run the I'essel ashore. A fight ensued
with the crew and officers, in which the
captain of the Grapeshot received q bull
let in the leg The Grapeshot finally got
rid OF the whole party, and without
landing all her stores, proceeded to
Turks Island, where she received n
clearance, and arrived, on the 4th inst :.
At Falmouth, Jamaica. There were 155
packages Of arms and ammunition re-
naming on board, which were seized by
the customs officers, and the captain
abandoned the vessel. The seizure was
subsequently, declared illegal, and the
captain sued the collector OF tie port for
damages.
Several fillibusters who landed at Bat
tigneri were executed at Santiago.
LONDON, juno 25.-In the House of
Lords tonight Baron Redesdale gave no.
tice of an amendment to the Irish Church
bill to allow the Irish Bishops to retain
their seats in the House.
PARIS, June 25.-At the camp of Cha
Ions, yesterday, Marshal Bazaine, in pre-.
senting to the Emperor the soldiers who
took part in the battles of Solferino and
Magenta, said: ''Your soldiers recall the
day on which you led them to victory.
The glorious anniversary shall never be
effaced from our hearts. Under all cir
cumstances they remain devoted to your
dynasty"
The Jo,uaal, official, in a report of the
Emperor's speech to the soldiers ut
Chalons, gives the following rs the cou-
Guiding words: Continue in the same
course, and you will always be worthy of
so great nation, and will maintain the
military. spirit necessary for great
people,
BREsr. June 2S.-Tho Great Eastern
is 697 miles out, and the signals are per-
feet. The difficulty heretofore reported
was owing to imperfect connections on
land.
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'FfNANc1Kfs AND COtrsIrRcrAr.

NEW YoRK, June 2S--Noon. doney
7-currencyto gold. Sterling 8 "a. Flour
5(910c. lower. Wheat shade easier.
Corn 192c, better. Cotton, frmer, at 81,
reights Arm. p
Y Z. M.--Cotton active, excited and
M@1c. better quoted at 33k @34; sol, :
5000 bales. Flour favors buyers. Wheat
dull--new white 100. Corn closed
heavy. Shoulders 15@15l6. Whiskey
scarce, at LOB. Lard heavy-kettlet tl9@
@201s. Freights firmer. Governments
closed dull. Southern stocks weak.
Money lightened as the day advanced,
closing 1T z, with I. commissions, equal
to 1872 per annum. Sterling 9as. Gold
371a..
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Provisions in
no demand, holders generally firm.
New ORLEANS, June 2S.-Cotton active
and advanced 24c.-middlings 32032lS ;
sales 1,360 bales; receipts 800. Gold
373s. Flour--superfine $50; double
600; treble 6.25. Corn advanced-white
LOO. Pork 34.T5. Bacon 15G1S2d.
Sugar dnll-common 9Ia(91O1i; prime
13@131s. Molnsses-prime fermenting
60(d64. Whiskey dull, at 92l56o5.
Cotfee-fair 14lla01534; prime 1890
1G3d.
MOBILE, June %. Demand for cotton
slack; the market closed firm; sales 500
bales-low middling 30lG @31; receipts
1,039.
CHARLESTON, June 2S.-Cotton in
good demand. and advanced 30; sales
It's bales-middlings 80; receipts leo.
AUGUSTA, June 2S.-Cotton market
very firm; sales 81 bales; receipts &c;
middling 32}s.
SAvASsAH, June 2S.-Cotton market
frm-.middling 311a; sales GO bales; re-
ceipts 100.
LospoN. June 2s-3 M.-sccurities
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-3 P. M.-Cotton
octive-uplands 1925; Orleans l256.
bombay shipments to the ODD 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-Evening.-Cot-
ton tirm-uplands 123s; Orleans 1885,.
HAvRE, june 2S.-Cotton opens buoy
ant-spot HOS.
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WmsIlimston News.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-George W.
Clark succeeds A. G.. Mackey ms Collec-
tor OF Customs at Charleston. NIackey
is strongly endorsed for appointment
abroad.
Two hundred printers, the minority of
the Columbia Union, signed paper re-
questing the officers of the National
Union to declare the Government Office
a ''rat" Office
Judge Fisher has discharged General
-Burbridge, who was arrested under n
new indictment for bribery and colrup-
tlon from Missouri on the ground that
the second Indictment was defective.
. WAsHINGToN, June 2S.-The Cubans
have further encouraging advices to the
18th. The prevalence of cholera and
fever in the Spanish army is confirmed.
lReinforcements sent from Camaguey to
Cinco Villao were attacked by the Gu
bans and defeated, losing 800. The Gu
ban loss was 100, The Cubans captured
the Palmidas expedition, which landed
at Nuevitas. Grandes Joined the insur-
gents with his troops numbering 600
men. They were in good health and
spirits. The health of the Cuban army
is comparatively good; they are occupy
ing healthful positions some distance
from the coast.
Hamilton Taylor. of Shieldsboro, Mis-
sissippi, wife OF tho late incumbent, was
recommended by Senators Harris and
Kellogg for Collector of Customs, but
the application failed. Boutwell, declaring
that women are ineligible.
Internal revenue receipts to-day over
n$2,000,OOO. f'a
The gold in the, Treasury is about
$60,00O,OO0. $23, 900, 900 interest is due
Julyt1.
/. Admiral -Hof reports Havana exceed
ingly quiet since the excitement attend
ing Dulce's ,abdication. G. J. French
has been appointed superintendent of
hallway Mails, with headquarters at At
lanta, Ga.
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HE NEW SECRETARY OF THE Navy
SKETCH OF THE APPoINrEE-Hon. Geo.
NJ. Robeson, appointed by the President
Secretary Of the Navy, to fill the vacancy
occasloned by the resignation of Secre-
tary Borie, is son of Judge William p.
Robson, of Warren County, n. j., who
was leading Whig, long and prominent
~ connected with the politics of the
State. MIR. Robeson entered Princeton
College in 1874. Upon graduating, in
lS47, he entered the law Office of Chief
Justice Hornblower, of Newark. Upon
concluding his legal studies, in 1850, he
was associated in practice with Hon. A.
Z. II. Pennington. Subsequently re-
moving to Camden, he was appointed
Prosecutor of the Pleas for that County
IN 1859. Upon the election of Mr. Fre-
linghuysen to the United States Senate
in 1867, Mr.. Robeson was appointed by
Gov. Ward Attorney General, which DO.
sition he resigns for his new duties He
ID about Il years old, and holds high
rank in his profession. To his fine Ie.
gal qualifications he,- unites general
knowledge and practical ability, which
give promise of efficiency and useful
ness in his new position. $.S.s
Mr.. Robson is q strong, decided Re.
publican on all questions of national
policy, and is in entire accord with the
party which supported the election of
General Grant. 1t is curious coinci-
dence that the only position ever held in
the Cabinet by New Jersey man has
been that OF Secretary of the Navy In
1923, Samuel l.. Southland was appointed
Secretary of the Navy by President Mon
roe, and continued in this position dur
ing the entire administration Of John
Quincy Adams. In 1884, Mahlon Dick
son was appointed by General Jackson,
and he continued in Van Buren's Cabi-
net for more than year. Both were
distinguished men, and added to the ma
tional reputation by their administration
OF the Navy Department.
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CH1EF JUSTICE CHASE AT RICHMoND.-
1t was briefly stated by telegraph that
aou. Salmon P. Chase, Chief Justice of
the United States. had been HOSPITALITY
entertained on Wednesday last by the
Tobacco Board of Exchange, in Rich
mond, Va. The papers Of that CITY
state that the Chief Justice, accompa-
MED by the Hon. VIM. H. Macfarlanl
and several other distinguished gentle
men, entered the spacious hall ut .
O'Clock, and was formally introduced to
the Board by the President. He was
most cordially greeted by ali present, in
response to which, : he said:
Il am in the habit, gentlemen, of pro-
nouncing opinions from the bench. and
sometimes / deliver a'charge to the Jury;
but see ifere no bench, EXCEPT that oc.
cupied by those gentlemen in front, ire
'ferring to- the auctioneer and his assist
ants,l and no jury box, unless those seats
on either side (refefring to those occu-
pied by the tobacco bidders) NAV be
called such. So feel myself rather out
OF place. You must not expect any
thing like a'speech from me. 1 can only
thank you, for the Kindness of your wei
come, and give utterance to one senti-
ment, which lives in my heart, and must
nave utterance from my lips: May God
bless you all, and may all the future of
Virginia be more happy and more pros
porous than the most happy and most
prosperous days Of her past
1t was then proposed that the Board.
with their invited guests, proceed to an
other apartment, where provision had
been made for the comfort of the inner
man. There was no dissenting voice to
this proposition, and while the edibles
ana hnids We're being discussed, Mr..
Macfarland was called upon for speech
OF welcome to the Chief Justice. He
responded to the call in few brief, but
very appropriate, remarks, and compli-
mented Judge Chase for tho great love
OF law, order and justice to all, which
had always characterized his official and
judicial career
Judge Burnham and several other gen
tlemen were called on, and responded
appropriately.
The occasion was pleasant one to all
present, and tended to increase their nd.
miration for the distinguished gentle
man in whose honor it was gotten up.
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Donest{c News.

New YORK, June 2S.-The First Regi-
ment of Cuban volunteers, 800 strong,
commanded by Colonel Ryan, put to sea
on Saturday. The Quaker CITY was
awaiting them outsda the Narrows, with
stores. -.t-i
The safe Of the Ocean Bank was robbed
yesterday of S2,O0o,O 900.
Later dispatches say the Ocean Bank
loses S2O, 900; an immense amount OF Sc
curities deposited by the banks custom
ers were stolen.
RICHMOND, June 2S.-Tho Conserya-
tive State Central Committee has deter
mined not to allow General Canby's
opinion to influence the course of the
party. The present candidates, all Of
whom are eligible under the fourteenth
amendment. will be kept in the field.
They say the iron-clad oath will never
be presented in practical form. Chief
Justice Chase, while here, expressed the
opinion that there was no autho ority in
the laws of Congress to exact the iron
cleo oath of members of the Legislature.
In the country, yesterday, Julia Gibbs
and Ellen Woodson, (both colored. J
jealousy being the cause, had regular
que dnel with clubs; seconds being present
Ellen was so badly Injured that she died
on the field
Chief Justice Chase left for the White
Sulphur Springs, this morning
CHARLESTON, June 28.SArriyed-
steamer Prometheus, Philadelpbia.
sohooners Il. D. Wilder, New York =:
Frank, Baltimore.
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CUDA.-The TriJm,e's correspondent
at Havana gives gloomy account of
affairs at that place. viewed from the
Spanish side. Gen. Lesca sends by mail
and telegraph: II am overpoweled.
Send ME 10000 men, Valmascda:
'Send me 2,000." Letona: "I need
5000 to 10000" and says he will need
10000 in thirty days to open his way
with success. He also declines to pur-
sue war of eXternminntion rs desired
by the volunteers, because it would end
IN the determination of the Sparinrds.
Another officer says the Spanish troops
have been humbugged, and are dying
from want of provisions, fevers or cho-
lera
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-29
Treasurer's Office G. & d. r. r. ca

1-or,o CoLuMBrA, 8. O., June %, 1869.
~ months interest duo 1st July. 1850.
the State guaranteed Bonds and Certifcat
OF Indebtedness Of this Company, will
pald-!ess Government tax-upcn the pr
sentation OF the Coupons at the First Nation
National, Of Columbia, S. G.
The ak months interest upon the first mo,
gagged Bonds of the Company, which have a
been exchanged, duo 1st July, 1869, will
Paid at the Office OF the Company, in Colu1
Dla, 5. G., upon presentation of the Bonds.
juno 20 6 j. G.. EDWARDS. Trea surerl