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, 1869-11-24
THE eEt1alaG Of WABASH AID A7I:HlaAR
AVENUES.

To the Editor ef The CAteu7o Tribune.
In a recent LumtrT OF THE TR1BrEE, nOder the
ntad Of strces yiaducss," We noticed = re.ol7.
t,o1 ot1tred In the Common Council BY Alderman
Wicker, directing the Board Of Public Works to
kcc what arrangement can be made with the Chi
caro. Burlington Quincy Kai!soad Company Tor
bridging WAtash, Michigan and other areuuea
The railroad company ~ill, doubtless, be very uu.
Wiling 70 have thctr roa'i trtjRed. aud viii re-
Gu:re nlcb cua1toK ~ the hoard 10 permit IL
" ,a, ane ~, :" VI ay s
The csty, ol cnnfre- Railway companies NV A.
th!1fe- They pay 70 damages. 1t betng the pr1n-
tiral nut,nt - ot cit5 oc to levy and co:iect
ta viii naiulJ bttcnt their own p0ckeis fheJ
Lave cnuae u the cuncsuainh long >1ucs, that the
should nnve been strscd, ere th.s, stta notices %
quit, thy naf tcl,eseh they coald mate ~
,pr a.; co;leetipe seue.as md r. srsc,s s ,aye
WIZ did rot Alderman Wtcker rrnpo=e saat 4
commit &c be appointed to couieT With the rail-
"ay tonpans, and insist that tae5 pa: oo horse
pow er lc crossing tte:c avenues 10 tnsonsei witt
nEs'nels vehicles and elegant equpsRes ttc1gate,l
aiih precious l!sc.. Did he nos Eaow that al
ION. New iott, Iriadeluhia Ra!ft ore aud ether
cites nave !o:K &!uce le;EsSded tho teuoeal Of
steam power 'rou The more roaulous Parts Of
their Giles.
Where IL Ia necessary, nov, 10 mogc cars IN
tnch localities. they are nosel hy hor-e nower.
THIS Is what should be rcquis-tt here sfo,t OF
1un cn 1hc track crossing the city beiow Cleaver-
EtI1c. True, 'ats IL shorter c1s. AMI II The com.
Eany irstkt on uElEE It. let them b. required to
move their cars by bor.e- A. Ia Other cities.
Then all daI ger to LIE and property will he at
an end without these baHitaccs obscurl-E The
h 1o5 . u ~; o. tnsfs o cn a9a
u dau aeire property tote a1uouas 81 half mill
ion col'srA at least
Np,ks WIN not ior N"tAent enterta.A 50 dam
uang aEd aefur.l r1pjess.
, 1869-11-24
The Health LITE,

Ten minutes per day srent ia this simple, sate,
and tJsterAttc exerciIe net OILY ncEea4es the
strength. hut improves the general heath Of the
t1dtVsdual. ersdtcases sucn diseases u dyspepsia,
ind3Seatton, ncSrous d!kuF1e1E, etc md imp i<ts
frekhneax, ytaa. and youshfulness 70 tts eotire o.
1suistn. ThlR u tne sesttnnn7 Of thousands OF
ptcm1peut c1tt1eps = 10 bzve tried thr ueslta Lat,
Ettx lis n1d III Dearborn 1uees.
, 1869-11-24
AMu3tM EHrS.


TIE Lydia Thompson h.onher, Who have already
lecone the feature Of the city aIascreptA G,yc
another pcrfo.rsuce OF "Stnhsd," This evening.
At tue O7e,a IIonse. ...,
Nr: 1cntrroo arrtats this evening a. Acs1ct-
cfi, a. Eab 4 ertx in =" Tne RlyAl8,''
Lost at Sea - re:nAns the atsEac:lo1 Al AEenFa
Muscan,. nnd - IfAvlrF larEv tustcess.
The MlnstEeIe have very choice Programme II
the I~afbosn this week, with three or font ne y
cnI dto oA1e@ for p1otIc favor on The bt1ls-
No church has a conctFz tonight consequently
tn- III afeurs hare ! hftef reAptte.
One Of the uoA. delightful events Of the musical
srAAon will be Theodore Thoruas' opening con-
cfr7, at FRr~eli Hall. on Saturday evening next
We certainly neei not fel 1u5one who Theodore
Thomas Is, or hat hh speudid1y trained orcne4.
.ra can do. Ne leave +, therefore, 10 aptsk fol
iExt II, refef the ftAutr to tht atve.1Aecen: II
srothcr column, for the rrog11ume-
, 1869-11-24
4fINfEENT.
Erhraim Molscn =. Philip Hicks Fl


rG Recr has M. wtts an uea nt more rcrt,ou In
nnjre rcn,1Is lsfr,y nrrhsns tn1s hts ,ennor.,n.a
y .ne n1n u, non ~eao IN .anh sut ,ne s ne
sF K ien, ".a h.a s'Te ~
ionret ~. t,;n ~ ,r4a. rda - -, nra,"nss. 70 - .1;t
consusessn,e ] @ III intstcs;. T. e. TsS;n5 h,s sfrees. ra
nr ~ rHcs ior H. I nat ~ HTss NM NJ
g. !os , s1G pxss III onsas ~ .ars. ~
on che,rn ~ srst MI nS ~ e
,s,tI,nr HS,ch ~ NJ Ear T1snra stTctsnine MI 81
mpnsa ,am eas 10 Saf o AT e, ~as & neasy nfessea
nTrnnc,t n, IA ssy1 ho~ IN, an n.o'naf -. n.cs y
ss il usually rs custom. This yoacs Taan seems
rntaio, ~ M sntrt stnns ~ csrsi ~. rerr ~
sItrason, III s,a,r rathcr ;unni.h his nn.e tite
Tootter,s cut1 h and nis res isounJ in = coffrr1
tifn Iha; reten birs r.ush velvet lrg IS rather
ses,s,1n to he queitioaB pro poanded hi14 IL he
E..rtL -
SAD Ills uorer. 80 Jon arc up here eSaln are
"les, tir,' responded ReEe. -.
'l!ow m1ry t,n,rs does this make this reason :"
"Inu might 10 krow. Is, on seem to BE- running
"Wril s,r, what have you g; ia say TO the pres
ent ceatEc. Are {ou vAStaate
"Np. tH."
"Wna, DO sou do ="
"Uh, l heln Stckles aud John Alien"
"Where 40 you i've ~
"Up wabash avenue, -
"IIaye sop All psren,a:"
s,y. rtt.t,i III. funeral vet Ioess,IonatS xer him
stout oocc q ~ces, Tben be- se,s m TO ies nc M ID
ne hnu.e .nrn,s r,rntx xnrr rnna hon,e f.fr " :.
t.Esiss ~ ~, a. .ctrrr,r-.r ,,o hnn.
- ,,n ins5 .,een ~ ine hf,t.rS rna ~ u N
e,.na =. i. Is.t nni ~ X. III tne
".I, .sas,s ~ Innq. M? ;otsMrmrsns-'' &"e s''"
xc.nq iefo,.. ~ r.. ~ 1rn3 inrasn
so ~ "s'uss ~ ~ liz ..nE; ~. ~ hr.,nsrs ~, =,
III 49, ~ thsr ~ ore him IL ns,a hss II tts,
, 1869-11-24
BURMESE EOTlcEe.

The true secret Of beauty Hes In tho
use of nbfans Magnolia Balm for the con-
pte1tou. KouEhneHs, fetace8A. blotches- su nhulu.
sreckles and tan disappear whcTc It Is applied Aad
4 beautiful conpe xiou, OF pure, xa.in-fiEe tex
10 glow win hea1shfcl oloou and youthful beauty.
Rtmeu heg, HaRanp Magnolia Balm - tnt shsnR
that produces snese enccss, and any iAdy can se-
cure II ter = cents 1t auy Of our sto1es-
Lyons EAthAtron u tic oest n1ir dressing.
, 1869-11-24
Ymnnrfaat Snle Of Roa1 E6tufe,

1mpoxtaht SnI6 OF H0al EatNte.
At;t n1lon 10 called to the lArre safe OF rea!
estate WHICH takes place II 10 O'Clock this norn-
tpf, II the rcrth door Of the Court House. The
prceerty which I, Is proposed 10 sell, includes
ya1rahle tracks on the proposed hout safis, snd
osh+r choice lots within the city llmi's Tnts
Will he 4 .plendtd chance for profitable icvest-
uents. and The asrens,on OF thote on the lookont
for ba1ga,ns IL particularly called to this sale
, 1869-11-24

The people s.nse been So much t1r1-
po+ed rpou bY several worthless Ssr-apanllss,
tnsr xe are elai to b able to Fcco nmcnd = nr-p-
ar4iton which can be depended on ~ containing
fpe yusoss OF that inraluAbse medicine, ana II
worthy OF the pubic confidence Dr.. Ayesk Ssts2-
ral1jla cures Ehen anything Can cure the dlsc4ses
lARl require Al attentive medicine.
, 1869-11-24
..,&1lAH114


Chicago If peculiarly 1ostonste ~ hs,tpg : r..
n-sc.ite to sUuetru't indlTtdual seweTs from time
Ia ,Ine, secoaetr7 to the wznt of tne r.rt.calaE
ht.ret cr district 10 BE- draiced. and w1taout ~
rr.rfrl n:ao for the drAluage of tte ehtre city.
IL atter seaf6 n 1t becatns pectsRafy to usa them
~ Feutitl eeMe1s, they hare oiten been found To-
, 1869-11-24
Creafnn. ttuf Snte Of E.atntipxe.-At

Cr0sfnt.tI tIus Nsste of ksAtuttbEE-At
O'Clock this afternoon will 4Ake place the codlng-
out tate CT oil tssntlnRa At Hn. A. HntfeFs
co.,, 81 ., and II RAndoloh street Whos.cf
vi tcss thtu actual cnsL Tue paintings arc tnose
thar @ere not lo1d ytst. tday, and shey must ee
elosed oct now, ~ the collector leaTes the cay 1o
up1IoW.
, 1869-11-24

Suapr covered his bald hend and
gray h4is with a laurel crown. AyeTH dstr Vt&os
cosers g-aJ feads with the s'n more welcome
locks Of Jouth.
, 1869-11-24

Cheppcd HANDS and Faces Cared
hJ ustnR Juniper Txs soaa kAde By cAaNoA
lllzafd ca, New fotx.
, 1869-11-24

Total rrsrist. finn petuitA- ells 10
1nteE.-t ~ AsFcTssc loan toads and tesu.
,niias fund s,ncans &C; .:iie i.r
ssi.rcs, sec 1csi md oi:e md ai;e:is sAa
Repair ia ese.aias Il .s.a. =: :iove. sa:ils
1'''' es''f:s rsxEaSeS Il LIN soxpx
s'1 Itt tent bends outetsodips March 81, ......
s.n pes ecEi bonds oa:;;.niiax as5eS Il. s'''
lsss co.. 90
Total Of eesFr1.kc bonda March IT. iss 10 ooooQ
SEWERAGE &1kElhG FCNn.
Ine condition Of the i1rd Aptll !, 1889, was a.
nsia2ee In h.nAs Ct CRY Tre..srss sss :.
Due i't'n the reTeraEet t.1 Of 90 .
Tet.l not yet applied to eareellius Of sewerage
No bonds we're cancelled during Las. year. The
Total amount purchased and cancelled remains =.
theu tctotted, &;64 a. The mortgage retefrea
to IA In pfoces. Of foreclosure.
pEKrENISG or THE CANAL.
The report fur the preylous year apoke e9> the
eaeepinr nn oe e1oas 1ek ~ ehasr
sections were adrer1ssed to be let early IN the
tsasou. but from vAEioua causes. II was not TIL
contract Tne contractors for these spee,aed
Maner; Sec 81 soss. Fox. Hoxara / Wlter:
enzia 'fan sIno.i' fas; ssa,.;n. sfstsS' ssss.
h3IIhrd GoEeu; Sections s4-&i. Fox, HoxarA
Walker. The contrscts for ih!s new letting
require that the xorI shall be wholly completed
March 81, 1sfl aud estpule&e that II the progress
msde IL such ~ 10 fe9ulIe lk such force OF meo,
trame. &C., tbal1 be put at work during the sus-
Itpklon Of Navigation ~ Will lnsutn the compile.
tiou At the ttpniated tlut. The board are ns1ug
e1esJ eaet1l.n II bring this important NorE TO 4
cfose. 70 that Ns s1ri<fy And Commercial henefts
may he realized By The city ~ esrly Ms the tine
eel iu the contrscts- One 1nrtienta, benefit re-
tu1ttrR flom the deepening OF The canal ui!l te
the larpe)I trcTtased value to lands bordering
knun lL AIT dfhlnst M III CefnenthE.
, 1869-11-24

Total expenditure fsrtn Ap.il /. 16ta. to
MAIth 1l hN.a4so "
Tne foregoing figures wefa obtained from Ar.
E NJ johnson. the courteous bockkeepef OF the
board, whose books 1re models Of neatness and
cxactnfaA
, 1869-11-24

-
C,.Hy t.F TZIE eFoRks. AFRu. I, 1860,
t,.tt Ct the Nstrr Wo4ta inc.1dtnE al e4
{+nAnusts ou wosA1 IN pro<tetE. March
IL IE1--..- g tsosA'Ah
MEANS pY WHICH HoEKa WE'RE FAtp kuk
Water Iran fryrds. per tzfat. q. SQAoo,
49, L.r hrnds try rTnt... ,,,,.,,... 6a1po1
H.y+t, ~ m = E.tsr srn,t t......,....,,+. $6sH1 -
, 1869-11-24

hde0na'e u 10 Capacity, or Qyeir4s frnn hA-r. ~
1.ee,1so,e f. S,,des I'D slsvatoo T. Cncsko a.ca
.! IT. Nurt - put Of Ghr wnol-. Tae casaze
or relayttK II q perEAae se ser tAa
svsre r. eonta ue g .sT5 @ocni, s-rs11
bcen hereta:otc leported. The den.u.l toe tur
laying OF rev fcRcf1 va, NJ uaual vres graz:
Ine want q Tesn.: however. nec*..sarls llmt.ea
about ont.scnth OF that pnf do~p. tne G1oues Wv
adFAIoed By pr1sstr parties, 10 be refunded sub.
eequentlJ. The total a1o1nta laid Ia tue three
diy.sona. and the cost for each division, Are ~
L1ao1u AND COST or srw.as LAID pus,sa TIE
South piri.lon- aa1 feet.. =, ~ a,
North D41tsion. sat G:d
Tss.a Ea4tfs. or ovrs,a. oo.t's slg7.iss >
II Inc atoEe amonLt, soune tTo niSs Tern
msa q sasth me s.s n aswn 2; ew
alAleo u, 1852 wa about 1l0& nlles -
RkwKK CLEANiAo
SoaWNhatandioK the decreased length Of sey.
ii the cleaning Of the erxa{9 FOR he t1o Yesrs
co1seapoaded Anoat exactly.
cTss q 4, aesnins sewrss and catch hss4ns dur
sEszx xEr1ixs. "''t'"
ceass ~ r. IT rensa.s # 'e sss. .na e.tsh h..ln.
eoSM !Ss H. - 40 sepsi's Of naahole 90. 70
rktrA1z pRA1ha CONNECTING WITH rUstIc
gENERA
Inc AIN or the bO1fd to require that z1t Ipts
or tae ilne of proposed pavement shall b. sup
pied With drstns. a nIso Win water apd rsz ser
Vice pipes, In advance Of the lay.ux OF nc ave.
n.eht. Most OF these drains aad wafer pipes arc
roat The statement below accordingly includes
anE permits foy drains, the charge III which WIN
PC cuAected ~ the c.Iy when The assessments are
paid.
rEHxI1s ISSUED.
fsrG&h tHV1ttnn -.-.......-...--..-...., rs
v Wtst ins1:lon .Ltis
, 1869-11-24

T|sAl rist r. Ct stttrrs ~
I t.e 4 n.,ir Amount Of Hatet pumped during the
Nsr AZ. a2.4 ~. SO s.'iont, Tor a!, purposes.
an. ~. ..hls,d0 raions. The revenue from the
csc ni water pasttrE through the meters sunouut.
-, 10 s.S,ss. 80. The average tax received for
1:ouf.ld t:sl!cns, wsa Is i.ls ce1ts. Ii il not
the p,nrlirt. II 1he busrd 10 a.fach meters to
'rfll1t z ho:$e.- An experiment Of some interest
rsstr4I i1. .tArcse, to blocks OF dwelling no7ses.
-ersI;s -,:aau; ba1hs or waller ciosets, or other
"'FsA stsacanrnta Tne object sas TO @ ascertIa .
tnA t. lAc amount nf ~As-F Actu*liy used Agreed
,+1 q .fsht d,sei.inss. efth' eH::as, enc
rated - @e:c1 Al Two esai. e'
nts ssr;1s 6s,ss, Si,Isai c1tfs;. siii ~ -. . "
.r n..rr s.:itr s:t s:it isats
.'-h.tl and OLE y a,'s ei.set. Ten I,"nita' a.
~,.t sh..sr sss ic iMss
1t ta4 l~tn .tetIa1kea that The daily averk1
c"r.u9:r'tcn eN Iser last rear sezcci gerJ ntss7J
srntaat Of l'cstoc. 4 comparison Of ine water
r-s 1t the tNo cities viii not be *tthoat Interest
iis:pw NC eve tnca I 1sa.eDcnt:
1.:a: ine.Hc ftufl na:er tAsea In 1861. Bos.
s.n- icT ss.I sadas March ii, Isl, Caica.
60 4so 81 ~
ATkf1tI E1r1ssKs, asp sckrLCH nEvxSCE.
sir 1'.se ssi.fy s,lnf =. Iia1s ss1,t1 ,;S,,,
~ tiltr Esr't :ue,- IS ..,..-......--... 4s1t:s
,.pte.' oixiatiss sent .:,.:.:.-.:-.:.. N4ls 60
.tsrt .syeasr..-.-:.- sc:l&a
tItt as.a md al s.l4rirs nd r1pesasss r~f-
tai:.H,k Il. s!ir ws'rr uttitc. and the A3srth-
,Ertt snd roIL q w.,e- ss.
tIrr1~tt .A eA84I 1OaH t4indes including
ss ss isaEstrs7ri fI. discoaat .eeonai III .s1 c,
TotA. Int. and e1r4 atInE erJen.es ...23nd4t1
!:trrr ffo. water Fatts. FfAed a.soye. sI
IH duet iAts aud ~ ii
ss4 .siiossi7i
COT or AUp1:1Ds. - 71Ix WORKS pQKISQ TEE
YEAA
@t:Stsss ;rstr q y xatcs trPet lasd. .nct7d-
IEs r1f~t fEu:r4 f:;EHr1. Tor = hsr main
, 1869-11-24
REAL KETATE WANTED,
BOARDING AND LODGING

"ANTEn-T0 PUnCHASE-A LOT OR COT.
w tsEr api lot for r4.h do H. on Eur1eeile vr Butter
htidsf Money In moderate sGns to ttru cotnrfs. u.
u. la MILTON i Co. 1sn south Cla1k-tt.
, 1869-11-24

day. owl .-,d uY h.v.
not ee1t, auo onJ ore ff,eoa sn sae @oxM. t .Ia'
, 1869-11-24

nkt~" tal.p1. IT. full +. cnutrzrtaf4... I.z!-l6
oHk4hf tsa ecush WIZ u Hthc hcCAe lA:<9
- ~ s1or tHfite--.- s4x35
NA.ts N1st. RzsE3
n ~l!a IKE tnnnrl sos. l4:lso
raTine !" e Observation-Disclosures. ertta
Sr@ 1nsfntne .a1t sso Eitnfrt far sAtn%-., kfl7At
rrs l1s7As
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-03
St. Clair Nurseries, Summerfeld, III.
Jefferson Street, near MAR

q = MILES from st. Louis, on o. and NJ. R.
I ) R., r.. f. BABCOCK. Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation of Fruit
Trees. Apples-a magnificent stock of . and
year olds, including all the leading and
most popular southern varieties, obtained
from reliable growers SOuth-Pears, Peaches,
Plums, ApricOts, Nectarines, Cherries, Quln-
ces, Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberries, etc,
in great variety. 4 choice collection of Roses,
Ornamental Evergreen and DeciduOus Trees,
FlOwering Shrubs, HerOaceous Plants, Bulbs,
etc. Branch ONCE. u and 10 MorOe street.
sell d&w GEO H BROWN. Genl Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-03
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.

If the reports we find in some of
the best Informed papers of France
and Germany, about the growing hos
*ility between the cabinets of Russia
ana Prussia, deserve credit, troubles
NAV Son originate in a quite differ
ent ouartCr from that anticipated du-
ring the last twenty years of Louis
NaDoleOn'- rule. 1t i stated that the
Gar Alexander, who during his
whole reign, has adhered to a friend
IN policy towards Prussia and the HO-
henzOllern family, is very III and
tired of keeping the sceptre. He is
ready TO resign the empire to the
Czarewitch This SOM, who is anima-
ted with an entirely different policy
towards Prussia. He belongs to the
Panslavistic school ofthe Grand Duke
Constantine, which by its own nature
is hostile to Prussia. His wife, the
spirited Princess Dagmar of Den
mark, still further inflames this ha-
tired for reasons of a Well-fOunded ap-
DrehensiOn against government
which deprived her family of the
best portions Of their territory. The
circumstance that another Danish
Princess, the wife of the Prince of
Wales, may eventually become Queen
Of England, and assist, by her hostil-
ity. any anti-Prussian policy, in
creases the threatening danger in case
the Prussian government should not
prefer to return to Denmark that pOr-
ti0n of Schleswig which, in 1856, was
promised should be returned. Thus
il seems that wherever the veil Is
lifted from the features which form
the complex Of European politics,
troubles and dangers of an almost in
extricable character become visible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-03
ELECTION NEWS.
Latest Returns from Mississippi and
Texas.
SPECIAL To THE APPEAL.


JACKSON, MISS, December ,, SPIN.
This election has been a waterloo"
to the Conservatives. Returns CON
tinue to give Alcorn overwhelming
msjorities. Claiborne county gives him
1850; Copiah, 1856; Marshall, So;
Lowndes, $500; Lauderdale, 81; Clark,
423; Octibbeha, 1900; Kinds, 2l37 !;
Amite, 232; Madison, 1900; Jackson
county, &c; Holmes, 1527; Tishomingo,
l31.
Dent only received 81 votes in Co
ahoma county; Alcorn, 1900.
Bolivar gives Alcorn 1900 majority.
Dent carried Rankin county by II
majority. One Radical and one Con-
seryatiye are elected to the Legisla-
'GFe from that county.
'@oFn's majority in Chickasaw
county < 58l.
Dnnt carr 'ss Lee county by about
400.
Jasper gives Alc,Nrn C6 majority'
Wayne is reported gone ior hlih' Ou'
no figures given.
Lawrence, as far as heard uOin'
goes Radical by 300.
Twenty-fOr counties give AicOrn
81, ,662 majority Radical gain in vote
of same counties over last year Of
p, ,OS3.
The election has passed off very
quietly. No disturbances have been
heard of. GALBREATH.
From the Ledger specials Of yester-
day we take the following:
JACKSON, December 2.-Private dis
pate hes received here indicate Al
corn's election by 10000 majority.
Nothing definite can be obtained IN
reference to the Legislature.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Jackson. Miss, December 2.-The
vote as far as heard from, gives AL
corn the following majOrities: VIII
kinsOn county 2O00, NOxubee 2705,
Jefferson 1913, Yazoo 200O, Monroe
20OO, Adams 1886, Warren 1858, Co
piah 366, Claiborne 1850, Marshall 500,
Hinds 1900, LOWndes $500, Lauder
dale 572, Clarke 49A The gain in
thirteen counties is over 1900 on last
years Radical vote. Galobusha
gives Dent 700 majority--a loss OF 300
on the last vote. Nothing definite has
been heard as to the Legislature. 1t
is conceded Radical.
MERTDIAN. December mime
counties on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad give Alcorn 5000 majority.
GALVESTON, December Total
vote here two days. 1894. As far as
hea I'd from the election throughout
the State is passing of quietly.
WACO, December 1.-Two days
vote in Mcclellan county, $40; cOlOred
major ity, 260. Falls county voters
splitting; Davis probably ahead.
Regist cation not complete in Navarro
county, consequently no election.
AUSTIN, December I'm Hays,
Williamson and Travis counties, ali
the whites and many cOlOred vote Tor
Han liltOn. His estimated majority I'D
the tlNree counties is 1900. Haynes is
certainly elected to Congress. Ham
ilton's Tiends claim the State by $4,000
majority. m
HoUspoN, December 2.-The vote
for the tw o days, 1900. 1t IS estimated
that Ham. lton will carry the State by
10000 majo rity.
JEFFERSON. December 2.-The cleo
tion is progres sing quietly. The col
Ored vote is largely in the majority.
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TRADE.
Second Annual Meeting of the Ma
tiOnaI Board of Trade.
Arrival of the Memphis Delegation.

RICHMOND, December I'm the
National Board of Trade, yesterday.
the consideration of the first four
propositions was postponed.
The fifth proposition, being the uni
form measurement of grain, was taken
up. A resolution was adopted that
the number of pounds to constitute d
bushel should be uniform in all the
States so long as bushels are used in
trade, and that the central system
should be used in transferring all COM
mOdities usually sold by the bushel,
and that measurement by the bulk
should beabOlished.
The sixth proposition was tares and
short weights. On this prOpOsition
resolutions were adopted recommend
ing local boards to adopt a rule that
tareS shall be actual weights of the
package at the time of sale in all
transactions, and to insist on the full
ness of all articles purpOrting to be of
certain fixed standard, but which
are sold by part or by the package.
The seventh proposition was uni
fOrmity on executing conVeyances of
land. On this proposition committee
was appointed to prepare and recon-
mend to all the State Legislatures a
statute to be adopted for the form and
general requirements of conveyances
of land.
The eighth proposition was uni
form practice in the United States
Courts. A committee was appointed
TO prepare statute to be urged for
use in all the State and the District
Courts, and the collection of debts
where the parties reside in different
States.
The ninth proposition was for local
trade license. A resolution was
adopted that the Executive Council
was to recommend to all State Legis-
latures the repeal of all license laws
discriminating against nonresident
traders.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
RICHMOND, December I'm the
National Board of Trade to-day the
Delegates from the Memphis Chamber
were registered, and the business pro-
gramme was then taken up.
The tenth proposition, in regard to
the uniformity of incorporation laws,
was referred to the Executive Council.
The eleventh proposition, a Govern
ment Department of Commerce, was
then taken up and "a resolution
adopted that Congress be requested to
establish new department known as
the Department of Commerce, 10
which shall be referred questions con-
nected with our foreign and domestic
trade, and a committee was appointed
to memOrialiZe Congress to that effect.
The twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth,
fifteenth, and sixteenth propositions,
referring to the improvement by the
General Government of the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, and bridging the
same, was referred to a committee to
be reported on.
The seventeenth proposition, asking
the regulation of railroad freight char
ges by Congress, was postponed until
tomorrow,
The eighteenth proposition, which
comes from the Chicago Board of
Trade, urges the construction, under
a charter from the General Govern
ment, of a double-track railroad, to
be used exclusively for the transpor-
tation Of freight from the center of
the chief source of the supply of grain
and produce in the West to influence
the seabOard trade.
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Threatensd indian HnstlIitles.

CHICAGO, December IA letter Of
the 20th declares that the Red river
people will never submit to the reno
val of Gov. McDOugall unless over
powered by the Canadian Govern
ment. 1t states that a sufficiently
large force ofinsurgents are in arms to
protect their frontiers from any forces
that can at present be sent against
them.
Milestone, the Indian agent of Da-
kOtah, says formidable alliance has
been concluded between the Sioux
and Crows for war against the set
tiers in Eastern Montana and the
Wyoming Indians are instigated to
this by an outlawed half-breed named
Reshaw, and threaten the extermina-
tiOn of the whites.
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Receivers Sale.
On Thursday, the ST.. =, Of necember. l8

On Thursday, the 81, ...J Of December, 1865
4 I the hour OF DO o'clock am. al the aue-
\ tion house Of ROyster, Trezevant & co.
on the corner OF Main and jefferson s.ree.-.
in the city Of Memphis, ] viii sell TO rr.l
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed Bonds and Notes. deposited ay 8 -
addel, 20 secure his indebtedness 10 tle
Gay0sO savings institution
Five Bonds. Nos. % TO q inclusive. These
bonds are made by 3. j.. " WaddelI and Coal
man Boy u, dated llay p, 1856, and payable Zld
day, iel2 Zach of these bonds is for one
thousand dollars, and each has seven .7i cou-
pOns, now due, for thirty dollars each. These
bonds are secured by deed IN trust of the
OvertOn HOtel and other real essare IL the
city Oi Mem pnis made by &. BOYD and B. b
" MaGdeIl, on tle "a May. ledi. and recorded in
the Registers Office OF shelby county. Tenn.
in Book No. j5, part LIST, pages 353. So, etc
One note, dated November is. 1867, made BIZ
s. b. Robins q Co., for S50l9, payable lsg day
OF January. $50, % the order OF j. u. Wad-
dell, and by him iudorsed.
seven "a notes made by $. 3. Robins & Co...
Memphis, November J, l5o7, Tor 500, each pay
able to The order OF B. 3. Waddeli. and br
him indOrsed, payable as fellows: One. three
months after date; two, at four months after
GATE; two. az nVe months after date, one. at
six months after date, and one aI seven
months after date.
nos s MOSBT Receiver