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STATE NEWS.

The registration books Of Cheat
ham county will he opened on the
first Monday in July,
The gubernatorial canvass is going
ON without much excitement. Stokes
and Senter are both in East Tennessee
and will not be in Nashville before
July 5th.
Stokes, the iron-clad Radical can
didate for Governor in Tennessee, is
the last man who sold negro slave
at auction in that State. Out Of sue n
materials the shrieking and bowling
Radicals are made.
-BrOwnlow authorizes the Knox
VILE HHiq to say that "he prefers
Gen. Stokes should denounce him
openly, as he is now doing, than to
pursue and strike him secretly as he
has been doing for the last two years, F"
The Nashville Banner says; A
letter from Wilson county informs US
that the wheat crops in that locality
are being rapidly harvested, and are
much better than was supposed two
weeks ago. Corn and cotton, though
late, are looking well.
The Nashville Banner, of Thurs
day, says that Roderick Random But
Ter, distinguished ex-rebel, of East
Tennessee, as noted for his devotion
to the Lost Cause" as Col. Stokes, OF
Middle Tennessee, and Hamilton, A.
@. NJ, c. S. A, of West Tennessee, is
now denouncing Brownlow and SEN
Ter as more infamous traitors than
Jefferson Davis or Andrew Johnson.
Dave Nelson, a Union soldier, is de-
nouncing Roderick Random as q per-
iured rebel and apOstate.
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wAsHiNGToN
important f7om eaba Resignation Of Sec
refary B0rie

WAsmNGnON, June 23.-ImpCrtant
Intelligence has been received from
Cuban headquarters by their friends
IN this city.
Since the battle of Puerto del Padre,
there has been but two unimpertant
engagements, in both Of which the
Spanish forces were defeated with a
loss ofover fifty in killed and wounded.
In one of them the Cubans captured
provision train.
The Cuban army is reported TO be in
good condition, while their opponents
suffer greatly from cholera and con-
gestive feVers, disease and discomfort
proving more destructive to the Span
fards than the Cuban's successful Op-
erations in the field could have been.
Their commanders find it difficult to
maintain any organization.
The feud between the regulars and
volunteers is growing more intense
every day, and all hopes of a settle
unent seems to be at an end.
The volunteers have complete con-
troll of the commanders, and fndescrib-
able oatrages are being perpetrated at
their inStigatiOn-
Mr.. Turner, the negro Postmaster
at Macon, Ga, received his commits
sion to-day and left for that city.
The number Of Assistant Assessors
of Internal Revenue has been reduced
963 since November. There are now
DIT in the service.
AdOlph E. Borie has resigned
his position as Secretary OF the
Navy, and George NJ. Robson oi
New Jersey-formerly Attorney Gen.
eral of that State-has been appointed
10 succeed him. Robson was sworn
IN at noon to-day, and viii attend the
regular Cabinet meeting.
Borie felt compelled to resign by
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Beata 8f the PTdssian Minister 10 France
Progress 5f the Laying Of the Gahlc.
Speech VI The ER.pefGr o. frlHce-- The
SOlierina So diers in the Presence
Gf the Empcr0f

BERIfN. June Count NOu Dor
G0ltz, the Prussian Minister 10 France,
died here Yesterday.
BRESr, June -. Signals are being
constantly received from the steamer
Great Eastern, through the cable.
They have not been intercepted since
sailing. The work progresses, with
every prospect of success.
PARIS, June 2j.-The official jour
nal. in its report Of the Emperor 5
-peech at Chalons, gives the following
version of the cOnciud42 words:
Continue in the same course, and
YOU viii always be worthy Of 20 great
q nation, and viii maintain the mill
tary spirit necessary for q great peo-
pie. z"
AT Camp ChalOns, yesterday, Mar
hal Bazaine pSSSented to the Empe-
ror the soldiers who took part in the
battles Of SolferinO and Magenta, with
the following remarks: .. Your sol
diers recall the day when you led
them to victory. The glorious anni-
versary shall never be efiaced from
our hearts, snd under all circum-
stances they viii remain devoted to
Won and your dynasty"
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BROWNSVILLE.
important Decisions OF the Supreme
Court.
Moody aud Calvin, the Hurderers of
Capt. Perry. Sentenced to be
Hung on goth Of August.

special dispatch TO Memphis Appeal.l
BRCWNsvILLE, Tenn, June %
The following cases We're disposed of
in the Supreme Court to-day: Mount
vs. KpstersOn, reversed; Abingdon
V. Tyler, modified; McGrath ".
Loague, reversed and warrant
auashed: NOkes vs. the state, re-
versed and rtmanded; Moody ys. the
state. and Calvin vs.. the State, az
frmed. and sentence of death pro-
nounced in both cases, and the 20th of
August appointed As the day for their
execution; Bayless & Greenlaw vs..
Williams, decree for complainants,
with modification.
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NEW YORK.
The Latest War News from Cuba, Etc.

NEW YORK. June 25.-A Havana
letter Of the 18th says that on the 10Th
inst. several anxious dispatches came
to EspinOr from generals IN the field.
They wanted men, and represented
their forces as being in danger.
The Spaniards ~ Puerto Principe
and on the road to Neuritas suffered
heavily from rebel attacks.
4 correspondent sends the follow
ing statement of the forces in the
field: The Government has $4,000
veterans. 200 volunteers, added to
Id. 500 volunteers garrisOning :he prin-
cipal cities, Of which 9200 are in Ha-
yana. The forces Of the patriots are
3G. 00G whites and 1900 negroes, Of
which $1,000 are well armed, and this
force will undoubtedly be increased TO
some $1,000 whites and negroes in 4
short time should they continue TO re-
ceive arms ana munitions from the
States.
Selona had assaulted camp con-
-isting Of families who had abandoned
Puerto. The assault was made in the
night. and 9090 prisoners, old and
Young. men and women, were butch
cred.
Gen. MaYHot, under date Of the
I'D. makes "a report Of certain opera
liOn-. and among them the arrival OF
the Nipe expedition under Gen. Jor-
dan. with 500 men, mostly Cubans,
and, even a greater amount Ot arms
and munitions than had been report
ed. There appears TO be but little
doubt that the larger portion Of the
Filibuster- who landed from The
Grape-hot were killed or captured.
TWenrv-liYc of them were executed
by the Spaniards.
The yellow fever is increasing at
Havana. both ashore and on ship
board.
Several additional Cuban leader,
were arrested here last night.
Seventy-fve thousand smuggled ci-
gars were seized yesterday on the
harqua Juno, from Havana.
Marshall Barlow positively denies
that amy expedition left this port
either on Wednesday or Thursday
night. and is Of the opinion that no
other expedition has left here except
that by the PerOt. He has no doubt
. that cargOes of munitions of war have
been taken TO Cuba, but as there was
no legal proof Of their real destination
he could not interfere.
Per contra, .abOut 300 Cuban flibus-
! tiers were quartered in CoOper's Hall,
. Jersey City, last evening, where they
were supplied with ratiOns They
/ then came over here in small squads
and have since disappeared. There
I were about forty or fifty more about
! the New York headquarters i'm
Houston street to-day.
COls. Curriesand Michael Oriski, who
were ousted last night, have been
( released on bail, to answer to the
indictments found against them
Search is continued for Col. Ryan
but no clue to his whereabouts has
been discovered.
The inhuman officers of the shiI
/ James Foster We're sentenced to-day
I Glynn, the carpenter, to fourteen
years, Caruthers, the bOatswain, tC
J seven wears, and Murphy, the thirC
1 mate, to five years in the penitentiary
The Western Union Telegraph ope
rators of this city beat the Herald em
7 ployees in a game Of base ball at Ho
boken this afternoon by a score Of A
fO -
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CANADA.
Proclamation OF the Queen Soon 10 be Is
sued---Hafi Fined Six Dollars for
Selling the New Testament.

OTTAWA, June 25.-It is rumored in
we'll informed circles that the Queens
proclamation authorizing the transfer
of the Northwest Territory will be IS
sued in a month or six weeks.
QUEBEC, June 2j.-The arrest Of q
man At St. Henry, and his being fined
six dOAars by a priest for selling a
copy otlthe New Testament is being
investigated.
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Corn Gee. Oats zoe. Groceries un'
changed. Tobacco sales 226 hhds at 50 90
ale Is. Pork SS3 50. Bacon shoulders
l4<c; sides IsM9lShe. Hams 1870.
Lardd l92{c. Highwines 94c.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton very firm
and fair business doing; uplands 33c.
Wheat 81 43(dl ~. Flour S5CaG, closing >
aloe lower. Corn 61@92c. RieS quiet.
Coffee in fair request. Cuba sugar ll(sl2e.
Alolasses dull.
Dry Goods.-Sprague's prints fell Ec.
Lonsdale cambrics ll@l2c. Stark bags
47lZc Turner'S and Mechanics cotton
AIDES 31,GS716c. Heavy brown sheetings,
standard makes, lGlI@l7c; seconds l413c.
There viii be big change in the price
of spool cotton next week. The Willim-
antfc Company have put up the price. OF
their glace thread from 45c to SIZE, and
Green q Daniels and Stafford have been
raised to 45c.
Monev.-The market is rather easier,
and the rates for carrying ranged from
coin interest to per cent in currency,
and 80 commissions, until near . O'Clock
when they fell 10 : per cent currency.
Sterling firm at 9lz@924. Gold dull; il
opened at BIZ, advanced 10 373s, and
closed az 3ilz. The carrying rates We're
l-32 and T(dl2 per cent. Governments are
a shade better closing steady Old Ten
nessees 622{: new 6sH, and firm.
FOREIGN.
I.oSBoN, June 25.-COnsols closed at g22i
6q25z. Five-twenty bonds sos.
FRANKFoRT. June 25.-United States
$40 bonds closed at S6l9dS65s.
LIVERPOOL. June .. - Cotton quiet
uplands I2hd; Orleans l2&d; sales 1900
bales. California white wheat les ID; red
Western qs lOd. Flour 23s 81. Corn old, !
3Os: new IS I'd. Oats IS 4d.
PARIS. June 25.-The Bourse closed flat. |
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sason oil the mnltIpIIeItv Of biz pri.

reason of the multiplicity Of his pri-
yate duties.
The Red Stockings beat the Nation
ais this afternoon bya score of 40 TO II.
Mr.. RobesOd was sworn in by Chiei
Justice Carter, and attended the Cab
met meeting to-day.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were SS0l 600.
Several additional clerks have been
dismissed from the Treasury Depart
ment
Hon. II. Il. Hubbard will leave this
afternoon on a trip Of some three
weeks. to the north and west.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Late News from hiexie0-- -GuSt0mhOuse
OiieerS Turned 0ut---Triai by
Military Commission.
Eruption Of i VOlCaRO---A Whole Mountain
in a Blaze

SAN FEANUIsCG, May % Mexican
advices say that Gov. COranO had
turned out the Federal CustOmhOuse
officers at Guyamas, 10 admita foreign
cargo, SO, 600 Of which otherwise was
subject TO duty.
Gen. Cants is to be tried before a
Military Court, because the civil
Judges at Durango were afraid Of their
lives.
The eruption of volcano occurred
II CaliEO on the 18th Of June. The
whole mountain was covered with
fire. This Is the first outbreak since
IsftN
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Buckeye Raess---A Fiae Days 5gOrt.

CINuNNATI. June 25.-The first
match at the Buckeye Course to-day
was for the Club Purse Of 500, mile
heats, best three in FIVE, to harness,
for horses that have never beaten 2:35.
summary: Roach's Frank, ., 4, 3, 1, =,
?; JohnsOn's Volunteer, ., G, !, ,, l, 1;
NIiller's Tombstone, !, @, ,, 3, dis;
Gilbert White Face, 4, ., 4, 3, 3,
Withdrawn; LadGr'- Law, ., g, ), J.
Withdrawn. Time-2:3l. 2:;.-4, 2:2ls,
2:35l, 2.36 and 2:43.
The second match was for Club
Purse of $500, mile heats, best three
in FIVE, TO harness, for PAGERS. sum
mary Forbin'- TOpsey, :, dis; Cav
anaugh's Joe Hart,5 /. ;, withdrawn;
Roach's Dan VOORHEES,, =, ], IA; L0-
der's HOsier Tom, /, ,. 3, 3; LeggatJ :
Billy Larkin, 3, ., >, .. Time 2:264,
2.3ll and 2:3U.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 25.-Flour - 25G6 %.
Wheat 81 22%. Corn 70lEc. Oats Gle.
Rive 81 or. Barley 81 45Gl 80. High
wines 941<c Pork S33 %. Lard l91{c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Flour - 5000 ..
Wheat 81 l2lk@l l3. Corn in bulk 6Oa
32c. Oats 6la64c. Rye 81 10. Pork S39 so
633 IS. Bacon shoulders l41Zc; sides lSd
Islzc Lard 1870. Whisky 96c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Cotton re-
ceipts to-day 240 bales; for the week 1926;
exports to-day 1893 bales: for the week
IA, ,226; stock II ,35l bales; sales to-day 23S
bales; for the week 1860; middlings 3l1zc.
Gold 37[@37Z. Sterling 5024@5l. New
York sight 3e premium. Superfine flour
s. 81; Xxx $ 80; xxx So 25. Corn firm
er: white, 9254c. Oats Tic. Bran 81 10.
Prime hav SIS 50Cd26. Pork S34 75. Bacon
retailing at-shOulders l5c; sides 1S20
Is7zc. Lard in tierces 20921c; kegs 2051
a22c sugar easier; common 95z@l0Hc;
prime l3][c. Molasses steady; fermenting
4OG64c. Whisky quiet at 95c. Coffee,
fair, l3lzGl5Hc; prime l61zGl6Sfc.
CINCINNATI.
CnVcINNATI, June Is. - Family -four
s. 1906 90. Corn G6@6Sc. Oats 6Sa72e.
Whisky 93c. Pork $50 1908 90. Bulk
shoulders l2tsc; sides 49, &c. Bacon sh0ul-
ders l4e; sides 171zGlSc. Lard l91zc.
Groceries unchanged. Wheat 81 25(dl 30.
Rye 81 10. Cotton duh and lower; mid
diings Sl1Ec. Butter 25'9SOc. Eggs lie.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June 2i. - Flour S4 rs.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Destructive Fire---LOss S2OU,O0O

PHILADELPHIA, June "a lire
occurred this afternoon n the corner
Of Sixth and Columbia streets, which
destroyed AIcDaniePs glue factory and
Canovan's wool pulling building. The
loss is very heavy, and Willam0unt t0
st least S9h00. 600.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MELLERSH-The friends and aequaint-
ances of George Mellersh are invited TO at
tend the funeral of his infant son, from his
residence, No. 80 Robson street, at O'Clock
this Saturday afternoon. Carriages may be
had of Mccaffrey & Cornelius 800 Second ST,
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MARRIED.

TOPP-BAYLESS-A Calvary Church, by
the Rev. Dr. Wheat, on June q, 1859, NJ Ed
WARD L. ToPP to Miss EUDoRA BAYTEss, all
of this city.
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DISSOLUTION.

rFuIE firm OF T. ROBBINS * BRADLEY, OF
! Memphis and New York, Is this day dis
solved By mutual consent. The firm name
VIII be signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock OF goods and the good Will
Of The business has been sold and conveyed to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER 4 SIMPSON,
who viii conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence of the public Is respectfully So
Iicited.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
IS Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
Esf second street, Memphis, Tenu,
Dated ut Memphis April 30, 1863
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NEW JERSEY.
The Kew Secretary OF the Navy.

TRENTON, June 35.-HOu. George
VI. Robson, the newly appointed Sec
retary Of the Navy, IS a son Of Judge
". p. Robeson, Of Warren county, n,
J anG was formerly a prOminentand
leading Whig. Upon the election Of
Frelinghuysen as Senator in 1867, Mr..
RObesOn was appointed Attorney
General, which position he resigns Tor
his new duties. He is about forty-0ne
years Of age, and a strong and decided
Radical
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Racing at tie Riverside Park Course.

WATERrOwN, Jund 25.-Roila Gold
dust won the purse Of $1,000 at the
Riverside Park Course to-day, win
ming the Sd; 4th and 9th beats. Time,
2:28 2:3lA. and 2:3l.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

.A,EALEB PROPOSALS Will be received BY
- the undersi gned, az the office OF the Com
pauy No. 4j0 Main street, Tennessee, until z
o'clock noon, on the Goth day of July, 1863, for
the Clearing, Graduation. Masonry, Bridging
and CrOSstfes necessary TO complete the above
road from Memphis 10 COyingtOn. about thir-
ty-siZ miles, ready for the iron rails, \ large
portion of the work IS heavy, and well WOf-
1hy the atteutiOE-pf contractors
Proposals may De made for cash. or for
county bonds, or FOX part cash, county bonds
and stock
Plans, prohles and specifications are now
ready for inspection AT the COmpany's office,
by application TO ThOs. II. MillingtOn, Chief
Engineer, from whom all necessary iutorma-
tion may be obtained.
Proposals viii be received for the whole
work, or in divisions.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
(Signedl 4. :. MITCHELL,
President Mississippi River Railroad.
Memnhis Tenn. June .. 1859. ie23
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NJ q.
No. WHITE FEMALE COOK WANTED
4 4 FOR small family. Good home and lib
efal wages. None but those having good ref
ercnees need apply, n ~ Front Street Je25
CALI FOR STOCK.

/ shelby County Agricultural. Mechanical
and Horticultural Society are hereby notified
that call Of 20 per cent. Of said stock Is made,
TO be paid on or before July 18th proNiIno, at
u O'Clock ru.- at the Savings Bank Of Mem
phis.
By Orterof the Boa-d of Directors.
LEON. TRUUSDALE. Secretary.
Nfar4r,ltfs lima Of 1854 f..lz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


wO1cOtt, smith &c Co,
Nos. &9Howard's Row, Memphis. Tenn.
GrCcers and Commission Merchants ana
Agents for Wills In M!ssouri, iowa.
Illinois and Minnesota.
nUR MR.. WOLCOTT having just made a
~ tour through these great grain growing
states, and perfected arrangements by which
we get all our Flour on commission and FROM
Mills DIEECr. paying no tribute to middle
men, Thus being enabled TO offer Flour on
more favorable terms than ever before done.
ie2G
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
WANTED

40 nnn BARRELS FRUIT.-HIGHEST
1OsOAJNJ market prices paid for Potatoes,
Apples. Pears, Pluns and Fruit of all kinds
atlei5 CONFER a RICHARDSON'S,
No 2 Towards Row,
Memphis, Tenn.
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FOREIGN

News from Paris Berlin ala
Sresi
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WATERFOWL, N. Y.

Dispatches to the SOsthaesisn Press Association.
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COPARTNERSH

ErROM the aHoVe it viii De seen that we
4 have become the successors of McSsrs. L.
Robbins I. Bradley, IN the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience In
this trade induces us to rely upon a coattnu-
ance Of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose TO keep
on hand stock Well ada pied TO the wants Of
thesurrouudiugc country, and VIII be prepared
at all times TO uf3cr great indU cements 10 par
ClaSers
RAgB0UE. WILpEN & SIMPSON.
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a. ?. MILLER b cos c0LuMn.
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Washington, April 90.

Washington, April 90.
The President was occupied with official
business to-day, and saw no one but men,
bers OF his Cabinet.
In the Senate Immediately after the read
ing of the Journal, Mr.. Chandler offered
resolution declaring that in the Judgment of
the Senate the true solu tion of all existing
controversies between Great Britain and
the United States, will be found in the trans
fer of all the British possessions in North
America to the people of the United States,
and nsructing the President to open nego-
tiations upon that basis.
Mr.. Chandler took the floor and argued
that he was the originator of the position he
now held.
In concluding his speech Mr. Chandler
said that both France and England had
staked their empire on this continent upon
the success of the rebellion. which they had
encouraged hy every means in their power.
Cincinnati, April 20.
Wm. II. Rice. of Quincy, H.. was found
dead in bed at the st. James Hotel, in this
city. at II o'clock on Sunday night. The
verdict Of the inquest was death caused by
apopleXv.
The last raj! was laid on Sunday on the
Louisville, Lexington & Cincinnati Branch
Railroad, making l40 miles between Gov.
ington and Lexington. Cars will not run
for week or two.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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OFFICE OF
THE PET'M CENTRE DAILY RECoer.
PETROLEUM CENTRE, April 20 }
Market here to-day is quite firm. We
learn of three sale at S. -, but are not in
formed as TO the number Of barrels.
Shipments OF oil from this point, April II,
via q. C. & A X. Railroad were 3, 1913 bbls.
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
Cumberland. Nd. Anril n

Cumberland, Nd. April go
\ horrible murder has just been commit
ted here. a man by the name of w. Ii. II.
Duckerwortn, shot an Express Messenger,
Jay johnson. the shot taking effect under
the heart. johnson only lived 20 minutes.
Duckerworth bad been arrested and COM
mitted
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ANTWERP, s p. III. April 20.
Crude-53Ia@54.
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LONDON, s p. M, April 20.
Refned-22d.
Spot-9lad.
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Augusta Evans has boiled down another
set of Encyclopedias, and is offered SIS, 900
for the novel result.
Half the Russian lawyers are bankrupt.
which would indicate remarkable state of
aolvency 10 the rest of the community.
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NsAHK ETS--BY TEL.
Ef.ISAEDsE.

Special Dispatches to the Daily Record.
PITTSBURGH. April %.
Spot-l5 bid.
First water-l5 bid.
S. o. first 6 months Is.
b. o. first six months lG
B. o. all the year nom.
S. 0 oil the year l4l4@la.
Market--Quiet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-02

AT the election for Governor in
1867, the total vote of this State
was 1852, and in the Presidential
election in 1865, it was 83,O68.
These returns include the votes of
10000 or $4,000 negroes. In 1857
there were, according to the Comp
troller's report, 10l ,628 white citi-
zens subject to a poll tax, and yes
no white citizen over fifty years of
age pays a poll tax. 1t is in the
face of these facts, showing so
sweeping a Acknowledgement of the
white men of this State, that Gen.
John b. Rodgers is importuning
Congress to give him seat as a
Representative at large for Ten
Dessee.