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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-24

THE Daily Press OF Augusta (Ga.) was
suspended or the 18th. It has followed the
Inevitable fate Of cheap Southern dsilies.
No daily paper South Of the Potomac,
except the Richmond Dispatch, has
been kept up for any considerable time,
whose rates Of subscription were less
than ten dollars 3 year. The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, commenting
upon the fact, says: "Not urfrequeutly
parties unacqu2inted with the business,
start up, declare experAIced publishers
10 be old fogies, Tun q cheap daily a few
months, lose e thousand dollars, and be-
aus they srs not appreciated, retire
from the business. We love to see 3
lively competition ia all branches OF bus
iness, but would suggest to would be
publishers Of daily papers, that a lauds.
be and safe ambition would be TO pub
lish better papers than their cotempors-
Tiss rather than cheaper ones"
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JUDGE SHACKELFORD announces 1t hi;
intention to be q candidate for his pres
ent position upon the Supreme Bench
despite the Convention OF the Radical
party with which he still s~ffilistes. The
occasion OF this boiling from the party.
the Judge says, was the absence from
the Convention of several delegation;
favorable to him, and who would have
voted for him. We are glad of his de
fs&, and more so at his determination tC
run. What will be his loss will be Oul
pain.
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BY special dispstch We are apprised Of
the death of ROBERT JOHNSON, Oldest
son Of Ex-President JOHNSON, snd fol
some time his chief private secretary.
He died st Greenville, Unexpectedly
This unlocked fer bereavement falls
heavily upon MIR. JOHNSON a. this time.
He is stricken and bowed 10 the esrth,
but in his deep grief we are sure ne hiss
the sympathy Of the PEOPLE Of his State
snd hosts offriends throughout the Union,
who hsve known and appreciated the
qualities that won for the deceased the
esteem and good will OF even his fathers
bitterest foes. We sincerely condOle with
Mr.. JOHNSON upon bis loss.
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.Bv Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special Dispatch TO the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, April 23.-Up-Strader, rom
New Orleans to Louisville, II pm. Le-
gal Tender, from White River to 81
Louis, II pm. Silver Moon, from Mem
phis to Cincinnati, IL pm; Lsonidas'
from New Orleans TO st. Louis, 10 an.
Evening S'sr, from New Orleans to St'
Louis, Z pm.
Down-COra s, from Cincinnati to Ar
kansas River, l p m.
River rose 80 inches. Weather ciefl
and warm. Business is good. River j:
about Is feet below high water mark o.
1867.
Cora s is bound down and is fully
laden.
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GEN. SHERMAN wss very heavy on tie
| army at 8 recent interview with q press
reporter. he said:
Were be authorized by Congress to attend to
this matter, he would do justice to all meritO-
riOas and worthy officers. Thee Lieutensnts
could be assigned to each comany and the bal
ancs he would muster out without Ce,ay. -Four
hundred might be retained with profit to the
nation by this arrangement, ana the rest.
whom he denOmiua sbysterg, ought to be
promptly cashiersd for drunkenness and gene
raj prohlizscy.
1t is to be hoped that Congress, at its
next session, will empower the General
to make the clean sweep needed, if his
statements aIe correct, which w zee ne
ressOn to doubt, as he is head Of the
army and doubtless is posted.
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Mr.. MEDILL, one Of the Editors Of the
Chicago Tribune, who is just now on q
tour through the South, writes to his
paper many unjust things and stale
ISLANDERS OF the Southern people, upon
the principle suggested by the Mobile
Register, that being the Editor Of 3
Radical paper, alike q harness horse
broken to blinds, be is unsafe to drive
"sny other way. II they were removed
and his eyesight were clear Ia every
direction, he would take fright run
"Awsy, snd break party things. Mr..
"MEDnL can never write the true his-
tory of the Southern situation until
she sells out the Tribune, ceases 70 be q
" Bourbon in Rsdicalism, and takes OF
"his blinds fJr g clear vision Of ne
" whole horizon" But, n~otwithssand-
ing this blindness, Mr.. MEDILL
tells the Truth as ID the worst
OF the sfiictions Of the South-the
csrpet-baggers. He I'D 0its that the peo-
pie retain all their apimoslty against
these adventures, and thinks shey fully
merit it. He closes his letter by saying
that the peopleof the South have beea
fesrfuily punished for their crime against
the Union. The hardest heart could not
wish them mere punishment than they
have suffered. They hsve been torn and
bruised, battered and burned, slaughtered
and lacersted, inroverished, humiiated
and, lastly, ridden and robbed by carpet
baggers. They philosophically endure
all the other stings Of outrageous for
tune,' except the csrpet-bsggers-the
stroIiing pilfering, political black-Iegs
Of the North, whom they cannot bssr,
and they cry for exemption from this in
fletion.u
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A. s. CHETLAIN, who was q nrst to
organize and command q negro brigade In
he United States services has been con-
trmed Consul 10 Brussels. He will be
remembered by many Of u cit zens, as
for more than two years he was IN COM
mand 10 this city. Notwithstanding tie
pTejudices attaching to his troops, Ger.
CHETLAIN here made many friends
whom he had at various times assisted
through troubles incident to and almost
Insepersble from their attachment tothe
Confederscy.
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Death Of the Ex-FrsSidenG'S
Oldest Son.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
NASHVILLE, April %, IS69.-Ex-Prei-
ident Johnson left Decatur, Ala, this
morning on speeisltrain, 80 as to address
the people at stations along the route,
but at Athens, Ala, he vas met with q
dispatch from Mrs. Patterson, stating
that his oldest son, Robert, died sud
denly, last night, at Greenville. This
news SO affected the ex-President that
he did not speak at any place along the
route, but hurried through to Nashville
and left tonight for G~reenville, where
ais con will be buried tomorrow. R.
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BUSTON,

BOSTON, April % Gunboat Seminole
went into commission yesterday at
Charleston Navy Yard and took on
board a crew preparatory to her depart
ure for Cuba.
The Boston hotels are already receiv-
ing numerous applications from all parts
of the country, for accommodations in
June, in anticipation of visiting the ma
'tiODsl peace jubilee. EffJrts are being
msde by the executive committee to
secure the attendance Of Staus' famous
band from Vienna.
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AND RIyERs.

CAIRO, April %. -Up-Strader, Legal
Tender, Silver Moon, at II pm. yester-
day; Lsonidas, 10 am; Evening Star,
6 pm. Down-Cors s, IL am.
The river rose "a inches. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-River falling,
with 8 feet ia the canal.
D0Wn-Dextsr.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-The river here is
stationary.
New ORLEANS, April % DEPARTED
Henry Ames, for st, Louis. Arrived
kilgDur.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April Brew. James Mar
shall, Catholic priest, pastor Of st. BoDf-
face Church in this city, who was arrest
ed q short time since, charged with
having forged the name Of Rev. Mr..
Albrecht, his predecessor in the pastO-
rate, to an express receipt, for some wine
and grapes, wss yesterday discharged
FROM arrest, the charge against him
looking very much like a conspiracy.
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WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn, April ga
portion Of the canal supplying the man.
u~factOTiss Of this pisce gave way yester-
day in consequence OF high water in the
Connecticut river, and ell operations
will be Suspended for a month, or until
the canal is r~e-opened. About 500 ope-
ratives are thrown out OF employment.
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NASHVILLE, April 28.-Ex-Presidert
johnson was announced to speak to-day
at Pulaski and at Columbia tomorrow,
but ct Athens, Ala, he received intelli-
gsnce Ct the death ofhis son, Col. Robert
Johnson, aud FASTENED ~homeward, pass
ing through Nashville this evening.
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FOSEFGN.

Madrid. April 23.-The debate in the
C9Ftes On the amendment for a censor
ship CT the press vas rejected This ar
ticle guaranteeing the liberty Of the
press, freedom OF meeting ia assembly
and petition was adopted. II ia expected
tEat ths duties on cotton and coal will
be- abolished,
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DIED.

HILSON-At his residence, No. IS7 Dunlap
avenue, Friday, 2SS inst, NJ. HILsoN, a native
Of Inverness, Scotland, and a member of the
st. Andrew Society, Of this city.
The Funeral viii take place from his resi-
dence on Sunday at 2 o'clock pm.
st. An1TeW's Society has lost another men,
ber-one who, by bis quiet gentle manner won
the respect and warm regard not only of all
the members Of the Society, but also of all
others With whom he was brought in contact.
He was one OF the most faithful and
coastant attendants of the meetings OF
the Society, and by his general department
proved himself MOI only a creditable member,
but also a worthy son CT that country of
which he was 50 justly proud. A.
sTUART-At Winns5oro, S. c., on the 18th
Inst, BAREwELL 5. STUART, in the 18th year
of his age.
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HEMPEEES APPEAL
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 81. 1855
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC A MEETING.
The Democratic and Conservative citi
zsns of Shelby county, are requested to
meet at the Assembly Hall, this evening
at 2 O'Clock, for the purpose Of appoint
ing an additional number to the present
Shelby County Executive Committee.
W. R. HUNT, Chairman.
r GOODE. A. WOODWARD,
PAUL CICALLA, A. SEESSEL,
J. W. PAGE, JR., n. 5. BRUCE,
Shelby County Democratic Committed.
The above upon consultation has been
sgreed on, and 1 fully approve the
same. NJ. d. L. STEWART,
State Central Committee.
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fHE Courier. Journal says: ~ is
generally believed at Washington that
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Tennessee, will
b, cffsred a position ss Justice OF the
supreme Court, under the new bill reor-
ganizjng that Court.u What next?
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On cur first page We publish several
extracts from the second number OF the
LmpeTidlist, which will have special
interest for those Of our readers who are
interested in the vagaries Of that journal
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, April 23.-The ice began
to move out Of the river last night and
the water is rapidly subsiding, being now
four or i've feet below the wharf wall.
Grifintown is left dry, but terribly d.
lapidated. Danville, st. Hyacinth and
st. Andrews were badly flooded. Two
men drowned at the latter place. At
Longreal several persons were swept
away and two men drowned, at Upton,
the Grand Trunk embsnkment between
W~aterville aud Lennoxviiie is washed
ANEW
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T-EAEGBAPHIO MAHaETs.


y
NV YORK. April 28-Cotton rather more
steady; sales 1900 bales Uplands at 2S&02S4c
/ alG closing quiet. Flour 60 l5G5 60 Wheai
Il 309t %. Whisky nominal. Corn S2GSSc
| Rec dull C8roliCa 8Ggc. COf e firm. Porte
Rico SUGAR l2c. New Orleans Molasses soc.
Dry Goods-Atantc Sheet. gs H1s9l5hc.
Great Fails ll14c, Keunebec 9%c. Law ence u
l7c. Massachusetts, J l2lac. Sun)Ik Z l2c. Al
bsuy ticks l0J5s. Hamilton stripes 2l@22c.
M~Oney-Ths principal feature on ali street
to day was the sudden change in the mOHey
m4rAet. BURN 9 the morning there was an APP
| peArapce OF ac.iVity, but the demand Was
promptly met az per cent on call, and in The
aiterrCon The offerings were increased, and IL
wa O Oversd that the supply exceeded the
demand. and loans we're freely made at 8 per
! csu'-.tud before pm money was offered at 3 q
/ q pr cent. and large balances were carried
over in mum rOus cases. ste lrg is easier at
$685.. Goih IS wiIho4t eeided change. It
ole'ed at W, ad2ancei 70 ~, Eel 10 1875
ard cly sed at 1925 3is5ia Clssrances SlOs,OJO,-
New Orleans saarket.
NEW OsLEANs, april 28.-Cotton-Receipt
to-day l452 bales for lie week 1862 bales. Ex-
ports to-day 3 81 Dales; fOrthe week p 1872 bales
foreign, and 2D3l coest1ise. Sales Today 1900
bales; lor the week 1900 bales. Prices higher.
MIGdiipEs 2s92Shc. God S4Z. Sterling ex.
Grange 4454. New YORK sigh HGHc prem
inn. Flour dull sup-rfiDe s. 10; XXs6 90
XXX So 20. Corn, prime white 1875. Oats
fra e at aOq12c. Bran 81 50. Hay him, SIS
2 * ar end ASKING sS2 50. Bacon firm at
l5%GTZsI7%g. Lard dun, tisrccs lSGl9c, keg
l9%9D%c sugar dub, common 90l0%c., prime
l31ac. MOlaszes, fermentng 5UG soc. Whi-ky
, u al me Revenue OLncerS feleat Ell ali the
whisky seized on Wedne day, but Will con-
thu their Investigations OF suspended irregu-
Cincinnati Market.
C~TSCtgHhTI. April 23-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn 6S970c. Oats tia Tic. Whisky
9Jc. Groceries unchanged. Pork S3l. Bulk
meats l24@l431c. Bac~on-shouldeTs I3Lc:
iG348i74c Lard lS%slS4c. hams lSL@I9c.
Butter 3393Ic, Eggs l6c.
81. LOuts Market.
ST. IoU1e. April .. Flour s4aj. Wheat
81 38Gl 20. Corn 63a65c. Oats 6 %a65c. Rye
81 z4Gl 3 whisky SIC. Pork s3lg3l 30. Ba-
con-4houlders 1910; clear sides I7Ac. Lard
lSc.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 2}-Flour 81 90G4 SO. Wheat
81 0A9l "a. Corn 44&Q45c. Oats 55%956c. Rye
Sugar Ii9ls15e. Potk SCI. Lard I7kal8c. Bulk
m atslI12c. Bacon-sJouider5 lac clear sides
l712c.
Louisville zIerket.
L~oUBVrLLE, April o. - Tobaceo-sales 2I9
hhds at s. 61Gu. Flour s. 5095 So. Corn ESQ
65c. Oats b7g6gc. POrS SSI 25q3I 50. Lard 1870.
Bacon shoulders l34c; sides l7al7%c Bulk
meats l2ZGl61zc. Whisky Gle. Groceries I'M
changed. Wheat 81 45Sl IS.
Foreign
LONDON, April 23.-Consuls $685.. Bonds
SQ4.
HAvRE, April 24.-Cot:on on spot l45f; anoat
I4lLr.
LIVERPOOL, April 28.-Cotton, sales for the
week 81. UU0 Oales, whereof 5000 were for export
and 400 on sp scula ion. Stock 59s,01O bal es, of
which 1900 are Ameif an. II Fket dull, Up
Orleans l2Zd. sales SOl0 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 23.-The jury
to-day acquitted Auditor Wick life on
the first Indictment for extortion. Nine
others remain to be tried.
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SOME Of q readers were disposed to
question the statement we published a
few days since OF STOKES reception Of
Chattanooga. Here is confirmation OF
is by = Radical eyewitness. This letter,
written in 8 tone so sad as to excite cur
pity, tells more than Radicals are gener-
ally willing to admit. 1t is taken from
BRowNLow's Knoxville Rtig, and is
therefore uudoubted authority:
CHATTANOOGA, TsNS, April Is, 1863.
hr. Editor Col Stokes, member Of Congress
from this District, arrived nom Washington
las. evening aud stopped OF the National Hotel.
Though his arrival had been announced in The
daily papers, anu II was reported On the streets
thai he would make asJesch, tEere was no
crowd out to hear him. About twenty-five or
thirty OF our citizens called On him during the
evening. 1t is a sad commentary on the enthu-
siasm OF cur party here, where We have 500 ma
iority, that a crowd OF 600 persons should Jurn
out 10 hear Andrew Johnson, and so few
should welcome Mr.. Stokes to mis- District.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Saturday Exenfng, April 24-At the Natl.
nee, l O'Clock I'M, will be produced. st the
request of many ladies, LOTTERY OF LIFE
and Uldeon's Band and Capt. links At night.
the benefit or q. W. Malmbure, will be pre-
scented thr great French play of THE MAN
OF De VIM or the Strangers Grave. TIC
conclude with the Two BuzZards.
SCALE OF PRISEs-Dress Circle and Parquette
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 90 Family Circle, 81
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents COlored Gal
lery, IS cents.
Doors open al quarter to 7 O'Clock; curtain viii
rise at 3 precisely Box-book open from II
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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mzw r. ENTs
st. Andrews society.

ViHE officers and members of the St An
1 dreW's Society are HEREBY notified to attend
the run raj OF NJ. il lson, at 2 O'Clock pm
sunday, 18th inst, from his residence, No. l37
ap2I JOHN 3. eA.YRRELL, Prest.
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PESNsYEVAXIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April % -Detectives
have recovered half q million of the
registered bonds stolen from the savings
fund.
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Wanted-ImprOved southern Lands.

WaHLtu-IWpIUFbu hOEIHbFn LdDuBs
IN exchange for Merchandise of all descrip-
ton, inciu .ing DRY GOODS, 30 us AND
shes, CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, MOTIONS. HAS AND CAPS, MIL
LINERY GOpD1 etc etc.
ON ~fscilittes for making exchar ges OF Goods
yite the attention of land owners t. some of
our lists.
We have a lsrgs Eastern and Western cor
good Southern LAID having a bona ude Yaloe
20 them.
We can exchange goods to the amour of
$4,000.
Parties owning lands, and wishing to dispose
of them, will please address us, giving deserip-
lions OF lands, Win improVements on taem
and value Of each, stating county and State.
etc. and null information as 10 title and taxes
TURNER HAWLEY, Real Estate
apps d&w and Exchange SCENTS, CHICAGO, Ills.
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7. O. q. T.
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
or THE
ORGANIZATION OF THE ORDER
IN THE UNITED STATES.
At Memphis, April 20, 1859.
ORDER OF H DAY:

kIEMBERS OF THE ORDER WILL MEET
M in the Lodge Room at 81 o'clock Am
The Procession win be Termed by the Chief
Marshal and his Aide u 10 o'clock on Second
street, facing north, will then move up second
street to Winchester, out Winchester TO Main,
down Main to Trezevant, out Irrelevant to
Shelby, up Shelby 10 Beal, down Beai TO Sec.
Ond, and up Second to Greenlaw Opera House,
where the order Of exercises viii be as follows ::
L. Prayer.
2. O1P.
8. Address by PIG. A.. J. Wheeler.
4. Prayer.
s. Ode.
g. Benediction.
The Order viii reform In procession and re-
turn to the Lodge, where they viii be dismissed.
The pub 10 are respectfully invited.
N. B.-Arrangements have been made with
the various railroad and steamboat lines to re-
tn n all members and their families free over
their respective routes.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jener
son Street, entrance In alley. Special at
taotion given 10 Stair Work House I'd Ve-
sndahs 'ramaa Tssdy teE satpparF lnoy1
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900 SECOND STREET-keeps CONSTANT y on
DUO hand the best Ice Cream and stoda
Water. My Saloon has lust been fitted up in
superb style, and 1 would respectfully soil cit
the patronage OF my old frien As and the pubic
generally. apll
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
DAD.

We ave the pleasure Of announcing that
several owners of the lands fronting n the
Nj AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
in VievNpf the growing demand for residences
on thi l1avorite Road, have authorized US 10
OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE. about
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NESS
, 1869-05-21

mn the eve of my departure from
W this Island, l take this oppor-
tunity to bid farewell to such of my
friends as | have been unable to
call on.
Christiansted, st. Croix May 18th
1869.
THEODOR BENZON.
n IL parties indebted to C. A.
III Conrad are requested to oblige
him with a speedy settlement Of their
accounts as the undersigned leaves
the islam early in July.
st. Croix 22nd May 1869.
III. CONRAD.
, 1869-05-21
FORHANDLINGER
Colo Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

ONsDAGEN den 12te Mai, midday II. 10,
samledes Colonial Raadet til ct ordentligt
Mode if0l ge Bestemmelse at Gouverneuren
i Henhold til Coloniallovens : SO. De like
udtraadte Medlemmer ware m0dte, med
Undtagelse af 2det ko gevalgte Medlem
(Stakemann). der var fraverende fra Den.
Raadets tidligere EmbedsmRnd funge-
rede i Henhold til neutrality-suspicious. s 3
indtil Valget af nye Embedsmpnd kunde
foretages.
Den fungerende Formand (Sarauw) med
deelte, at Gouvernementet we'd Skrivelse at
4de dennes havde bestemt, at de ordentllge
M0der at Colonial Raadet for st. CrOix / Diet
f6rste Aar at i%ndeverende Va gperiode blive
at afholde Onsdagen den 12te DENIES og
paa den 1ste Mandag / JUL, September,
November d. A. og Januar og Marts naste
Aar i Gouvernementshuset, ri. IL midday.
We'd Skrivelse af ste dennes havde Gou-
vernementet derhos meddeelt, at ifolge de
fra Valgbestyrelserne indkomne Beretnin-
ger havde Udfaldene veret som f0Iger:
a.. iChristianstedsB yes ogForstedeasV algkreds:
som 1ste Medlem Detailhandler w. Clin-
dinen.
b. . Christian$teds Landdish5cts Talghreds;
som 2det Medlem: Planter H. G. Radcliffe;
som 4de Medlem T. Farrelly.
c. Z Frederiksteds Byes Talghreds:
som 2det Medlem: Apotheker L. Faber.
d.. . FYederiksteds Landdaaracts Talghreds:
som 1ste Medlem: Planter R, G. Knight;
som 2det Medlem: Ci~vilingenieur II. Nc
William.
Hyilke samtlige havde modtaget Valgene.
, 1869-05-21

9IHE End member of the Colonial Coun-
a Gil for the electoral district of the
town of Christiansted and suburbs, Major
c. G. F. HoIstein and the Bird member of
said district Apothecary TIL. Benzon, hav-
ing vacated their seats by departure from
che Island, it is ordered by Government
that a new election shall take place for 2
members, or Tuesday the LIST June 1869.
The polling will at -
o'clock noon, and in accordance with the
s 80 of the Colonial Law, will close at 3
o'clock p m,
The Electoral Board for the town of
Christiansted and suburbs the 18th May
1869. c.. SARAUW.t
, 1869-05-21
NOTICE..

n NOTE bearing date the End of
III May 1869 drawn by Mr.. jung
hans in favor of Mr.. Alex. Fleming
payable at 3 Months for $500 has
got mislaid.
The Public are hereby warned not
to negotiate said Note. A Suitable
Reward will be given to any party
who will produce the same to
ALB. MEYER.
Christiansted 2lst May 1869.
, 1869-05-21

AT Gouvernepren va. iHspbold til al
lerhoieste Bemyndigelse i k~ongeFig Ifistruc-
tion at eide April 1866 paa Hans Maiestsets
Vegne udnavnt:
som 1ste k~ongevalgte Medlem Immigsa-
tionsiuspecteur F. B. Dubois;
som 3die kongevalgte Medlem Captain
H. A. Raupach
som 5te,kongeyalgte Medlem Justitsraad
C. E. Rahr.
Efterat de nyvalgte Medlemmer, der ALE
ware m6dte med Undtagelse at HI G. Rat
cliffe der havde tremsendt Undskyldning
paa Grund af Sygdom, havde modtaget
deres Pladser etter Lodtrekning, bleve
Valgbrevene pr6vede i Henhold til Forret-
nin2sordenens : g, og Ordtorerne, Christ
mas og Holstein, meddeelte Fernandez, at
de ware godkjendte.
Fernandez nevnte samtlige %oyennevnte
nye Medlemmer som berettigede til at have
Sede og Stemme / Raadet. ea
3die og ste kongevalgte Medlemmerne
(Raupach og Rahr), der like tidligere have
vPret Medlemmer at, Raadet, afagde der
efter den foreskrevne Fed.
Raadet bestaaer derefter aff6lgende Med
lemmer:
1ste kongevalgte Medlem: F. B. Dubois.
, 1869-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


/ Anledning at at Overlege G. E. Holm
har erholdt Reisepermission for l Aar, .er
Doctor j. 0. Raphael under code dennes
constituent som G~arnisonslege.i Frederik-
sted og midlertidigen overdraget Large
poster we'd Communehospitalet m m.
sammesteds.