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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-05

SPIRITUALIsM has encountered the
bench and the bar and come off trium-
plant. Two weeks ago, one MUMLEB, a
spir,tualist photographer, was arrested
in New York on a warrant Issued at the
instance Of an expert detective, charged
with imposition and extortiOn, inssmUch
as he proposed to give, along with the
photographs Ct his customers, shado@y
liksnesses Of some one Of their deceased
friends. That he succeeded ia putting
more than the sitting figures into bis
pictures, was successfully proven ia
course OF the trial, which lasted several
days and Was the sensation Of the time.
All sorts ofpeople were examined for the
defense and the prosecution. Lesn,
lank and csdevercu3 women, log
bearded men dressed in the Old clothes
Of their defunct friends, fat, well-tO do
looking dodgers like MUMLER, vino turn
an hooest % pennS cut Of their connee
ton with the fantsicisD, but they ali
told the same story Of their supernatural
visions, fsrsight and foresight, generally
concluding with expressions of satisfsc-
ton with MUMLBR and his gaost-like
operations. The prosecution pressed sci
ence and common-sense into service, ali
to no avail. Jadge EDMoNDs, 8 well
known lawyer and j1rist, who for years
has occupied q front rank among the
believers in this strange doctrine, Just as
Judge HUNTER, according to BARBoUR
LEWIS, is said Il do here, testified in the
most positive way thst he held daily
Communication with the dead, could
see and onverss with them, and
that he had go doubt MUMLER's
likeDesses were correct portraits Of the
defunct disciples Of his creed. This had
the effect Of a elin3hef on Judge DowN.
ING, the examining Magistrate, who. es
reported by telegraph yesterday,
discharged the long haired snd
long-headsd photographs, stating
a. the same time that the prose-.
cutor had failed to make q case.
S~piritualisn and MUMLER are ahesd.
make new converts from whstfb les votarfes
The first will take a fresh start and
hsve already begun to call their second
persecution, and the latter will be able 20
make plenty OF money from the thous-
and q curiosity hunters, who at $40 2
head will be graiifed by him with a
good picture aud that Of the ghost Of a
friend added. Great is HumbOg. and
New York is his abiding place.
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II AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, May 4.-Down-Louisville, 5
a.m Silver Moon, 8 am Belle St.
Louis, 4 pm; Strader, 5 pm. Up
Baker, Jam.
TIE river fell ten inches.
ST.. LOUIS, May 4-Arrived-Bee and
Cotille. Observation-Disclosures and Mo-
hawk.
The river is now 90 p.m.) falling. All
the upper streams are declining. Wealth
er clear and very warm.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-Arrived-
Richmond. Departed-Grest r public,
Afaska and Dexter. =
LOUISVILLE, May 4-The river Ia
stationary, with 7 feet 6 inches in the "a
nal.
Down-kilgour.
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RICHMOND

RICHMOND, May 4-Tne tobacco
factory Of J. L. PIkenton & Co. was
burned this morning. Loss $40, 0C0.
Joseph Halnes (negro), q member OF
the late Constitutional Convention. wss
killed at Charlotte Courthouse yesser.
day. A personal difficulty occurred be-
tween him and John Marshall, a son OF
Judge Marshall, OF whose family the
negro was formerly q body servant.
Both parties drey pistols and commenced
firing, which WAS Immediately psrtlci-
pased 10 by Marsbsli's friends. After
being shot, Holmes walked into the
Courthouse aud fell dead.
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THE Fayetteville Observer, in its las;
issue gives some interesting particulars
Of the operations OF the several Regis.
trars for that county, beginning with Il e
election Of February p. 1865, when.
upon the ratification of the constitution.
al amendment, there were 1776 votes
polled by white men all legally enti-
tied to registration. Ia the succeeding
election for Governor, on the 4th March,
there were 1I70 votes cast, and all for
w. q. b who thus received in Fayette
3 more emphatic enforcement than il
any other county in the State except
Kncx. Al the March election of 1865
there were pOlled, under the registration
OF the County Court Clerk, 1887 votes, all
white men, the negro not being enfran-
ehIssd. After the admission Of the ne
gro to the bsli1t the figures representing
the enfranchlsed whites rapidly de-
creased nntil the August election Of 1857,
when. by the convenient loss Of the poll
books of the previous year, he number
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OF registered voters were cut down to
1917 votes, including negroes. And
hess are about the figures, we may be
permitted Il infer from the article of cur
contemporary, that to-day represent the
strength Of the voting population OF 3
county which it states has between twen-
ty-tws4 Hundred and twenty-five hundred
whits voters, including the number
entitled to registration and the right Of
mirage by reason Of having voted at the
elections in February and March, 1865,
aad the youngs men who have arrived
st the sge Of twenty-one years since the
close OF the war, and who did not psrti-
cipate in that war. As the experience
of Fssette so is that of Shelby county.
Frauds, open-handed frauds have char
scterised every registration, except
the present. The testimony taken
in the LEFTwIcH-SMITH contested
election, has we learn developed an
amount OF fraud as shameless as was
ever prsetised by q party. Poiibooks,
a, in Fsyette, have been mutiiated and
rsturns made totally at variance with
The sworn reports Of the judges and other
officers Of election. It will be shown
when the testimony in this csse shall be
complied that SMITHS title to a seat in
the House Of Representatives rests upon
statements as baseless as any Of the ex-
trsvagances of r sdicslism; that the poll
books were mutiisted, false returns made
supplementary rsturns made and votes
thrown out until the figures OF LEFT
wIoa were cut down and SMITHS en-
! danced to the required majority. Ii
MS sort Of manipulation lies the advan'
age Of R2dicsIism in Tennessee (; snd II
would seem to be q worse than hopeless
task to contend against il. Nevertheless
il is III duty to eODtinus to fight man
fully, In tbs hope that IS constant drop
ping wesrs the stone, 50 our constant
efforts will yet wear through the hard.
ened surface Of the most infamous o.
political parties.
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CAIRO.

Special dispatch 10 the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, May ARRIVED Louisville
Cincinnati to New Orleans 5 am Ba'
ker, New Orleans to Pittsburg 7 am
Silver Noon, Cincinnati to Msmphis9 q.
M; Belle ST. Louis, st. Louis to Mem.
phis 7 pm; Strader, Cincinnati to New
Orleans Z pm ; Bismarck, st. Louis tc
New Orleans 9 pm.
River fell eleven inches.
Weather clear during the day with In
dicatious Of a storm this evening.
The Belle st. Louis had the GraiI
Association Committee, from st. Louis
en- route for New Orleans, aboard.
All down boats fully laden.
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v

NASHVILLE, May 4.-The Spring races
opened to-day. The weather and track
were fine, and the attendance large.
The stake for three year Odds, that new
er ran in public before February l, 1853
entrance SOS, for a purse cf 5000, mile
heats, resulted
Wards Riot, IL; Buford's Ccquettei
2-S; Thomas Louisville, So; Evans
chestnut colt, by Bill Cheatham, 4 die.
Barnes DerriDger, "a. Time: l:4S-
l:483.
The second race was for a purse Of $3.50.
mile heats, fres for all ages:
Bcford's Marion, IL Lizzie Tomlin-
son, "a; Wards Rochester 3 .; Tran
cit, As. Time: 1:484-1:48
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THE attention Of persons abroad de-
sirOus OF settling in the neighborhOod OF
Memphis, Is called 10 the advertisement
Of ROYsTER, TBEzEvANT & Co, Real
Estate Aucti0neeTs. They viii, during
the present month, offer more than 3
million dolisrs' worth Of land, most
eighty located Tor farming and garden
ing purposes. The operations Of THE
firm are on al inereasir g scale, and EN-
brses transactions Of lsrge amounts. The
members arc old residents, Of great exps-
rieEce 10 the real estate business in this
vicinity, sad worthy the highest csDf-
denee. We-erdorse them TO strangers
looking Up locations, who may rely upon
their statements.
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CHEF JUSTICE THOMPSON, CT the ST.
preme Court Of Pennsylvania, has just
decided in favor Of the Democracy, that
proof Of naturalization snd loss Of the
certificate are sufficient 70 secure regis
trstion. In accordance with this de-
cision be hss o-dsred that the petition
ers in the esse, who we're prevented by
Judge Reds judgment IN November
from voting 81 the Presidential election,
be secured in duplicate certificates o.
naturalization under the seal Of his Court
attested by the PrOthonotary.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Mag A Railroad
tie of polished California laurel, mounted
on either end with solid silver, accom-
panied By q spike Of solid gold, costing
$500, was forwarded from here to-day to
the erd CT the Central Pacific Railroad.
1t is the last tie, and will be laid by Lee
land Stanford on Saturday next, thus
completing the Pacific Railroad.
Municipal elections were held yester-
day IN Stockton, Virginia and Gold
Hold, Nevada, in ell of which the Radi-
Gals were successful.
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Large %PeremptOrY Sale OF Lots In
Fort Pickering.

~ Lots in Block so, bounded north by walker
street, east by Second. south by Coffee, and
west by Washington Streets Also, IA Lots IN
Block D. bounced north by Coffee street, easl
by armstrong. south by Van buren,, and west
by Carroll streets, uron the Plan OF Fort Pick
ering, now included in the Corporation OF Mem
phis, contiguous to the Jackson Monun4ent2l
Mound, on beautiful rich and level surface,
commanding q full view OF the river and the
city, and near the proposed lOca- ion of the
Memphi7 Dock Yard No property in Fort
Pickering can be regarded as more desirable OF
valuable. The titles tn this property are per
feet. not being invOived in PAST or pre- sent li
gstiou. The Owuer visiting to sell. Is deter
mined to meet the market as to price.
TERMS-Half cash, balance 2mOnths, WITH
OUT INTEREST. This tB- Will be held on the
premises, commene ng al 10 O'clObK on MON
Jay 18th M8y.
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The Great Sale Of Suburban Lots
on the Memphis & Charief-
ton Railroad.

ON THURSDBY, MAY s0th. To this sale we
specially direct the atfeatlon OF those who
would make q pleasant combination of city
and country life. We shall offer about ONE
HUNDRED Lots. varying in s.Z5 from j u
10 acres, many of them directly upon tho
Railroad, and zone OF them more than the dis
lance of a few minutes walk 10 a regular flag
station up n the Road, giving the business and
professional men, WHO follow their vocation in
the city, the advantage OF a retired and eco
nomic2l residence on a few acres OF lad in the
country, with the loSs OF but lille more time,
aud atmuch less expense in one than To
live on a few feet of ground in any part CT the
city. The different trains now running in arc
out of the city on this road, afford the oppOr
tunity OF ingre-s and egres- 10 and from the
city every two or three hours during the day.
Com mutation tickets are sold TO All the sta
tiOns included In the lanes offered in this sale
at from 10 to l2% cents, and the trip is made TO
the m st distant point in II minutes from the
city depot- Terms wilt - exceedingly liberia,
the object being 10 induce the Immediate set
tlement OF the lands by a good population.
Pans of the ami now at cur olnc5. The Az
enues and L is will be indicated, 50 that par
ties wishing to make examinations can do so
with no other guide than a plan in their hands.
enc locality OF the Iands-e embraced in this sale
has always been highly popular for its health
aud be tuty. ami the neighborhoOd is rapidly
filling up with the best society,
kOYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
my5 AuctiOneers.
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WE hope the Democracy Of the sew
sraI wards and precincts will not fail to
meet at their respective headquarters to-
morrow night and select delegates for the
Convention of Saturday next. 1t is all
important to the success Of the party,
which will be the SUCCESS Of law and or
der, that good men and no others be sent
to the Convention men who have no
fish to fry, and who are not likely to be
manipulated by cliques or worked upon
by persons having Interior purposes is
view. The interests of the whole COM
munity are at stake in this election: we
must, therefore, have straightforward
dealing, one with another. The men to
be e lscted must have the confidence Ct
the people, come with tongue Of good re
port and possess all the necessary q1sli-
fcations for the Offices to which they
nav be nominated. Judicial reform is
demanded by the community rs q neces-
sity growing out Of reported existing
corruption. II the Democracy viii but
meet this demand with a well made up
ticket, embracing men Of the right
stamp, there are nine chances
20 one in favor of its cleo
ton. The charges and counter
charges OF corruption in office, made by
the Radical leaders, has disposed many
hundreds who have hitherto been luke
warm supporters Of that party to look to
to Us fer the release Of our Courts from
Radical control. We have only to be
true to cur principles, to answer properly
TO the call Of the community for judi
cisl reform, ard we will be successful.
We hope that in this spirit and with SUCH
results, the rank and file OF the DsmOc-
rsoy will labor persistently until after
the day Of election.
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NEW ADvERT1sEME'Ts
D. APPLETON Il 60, Publishers,
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Commenced, April 81,
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A WEEKLY PAPER,

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diffnsion OF valuable Information upcn sub
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the large prufessio 3 and the parade Of con-
spieuons names SO common on these occasions,
and, trusting TO the intelligence of the people,
shall be content to let the Journal speak for
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A > eel Engraving In the best style OF the Art,
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WI ARE glad to learn that the several
committees for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the Commercial Con
vention are meeting with the mos
encouraging success. Subscriptions IN
money already reach over $1,000, and
the libsrslity Of our citizens Is rot hal
exhausted. This is as it should be. Be-
ginning in this spirit, we think We may
predict, what the people Of the whole
Union look forward 70, o of the mos
successful commercial gatherings ever
Assembled in this eouotry.
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The Philadelphia Press of Saturday
suggests that perhaps the Radical In
Perialist : tell why recruiting for the
regular army has bsen recommended SO
0 0 after the consolidation Of regiments
and the retlraey Of such gentlemen a.
Gen. GRANGER. FORNEY guesses that
perhsps Cuba has something to do with
it. We shall see.
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IXDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 4.-The munich
pal election here to-day resulted in the
election Of the entire Republican ticket
by 400 TO 500 majority, together with a
majority Of the City Council. Ia La
fayette the Democratic ticket was elect
ed, and in Richmond and Columbus the
Republicans elect their ticket.
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v

KNOXVILLE, May 4.-Col. Forney ID.
D and friends arrived to-day and were
kindly entertained by the people. They
also visited Senator Brownlow. Forney,
Gen. Van Wyck and Clinton Lloyd will
address the Industrial Association this
evening.
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Main SIreet Stare Hause.

On TUESDAY, May 18Th, at o'clock pm on
the premises. We viii offer, at pubic sale, tnat
very valuab e and centrally situated store
psef by L. 4 y l. LJwenstein aud next TO the
store Of LowenAt7in Brothers, corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. This teirg one OF the
finest points for business on Main ST eel, We
hope TO meet 90 the occasion a large represen-
taffon Of capitalists and business m=n wire de-
sire TO compete for Eucn valuable property.
size of Tot ~ by ~. Teims liberal, and an
nounced at sale.
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THENew Orleans Reaylfas names ex.
President JEFFERSON DAVIS for Presi-
dent Of the Southern Pacific Railroad,
and the Weekly Miss OrOniaR sug-
gests him for the Presidency Of the Uni.
versity OF Mississippi.
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TIE Newark Daily Journal is
authority for the statement that the Ian
periottst is not only controlled in the in
terest Of BoRIE, Secretary Of the Navy,
but that President GRANT has made t
bis business to distrlbate copies OF it
among his friends, thereby manifesLing
his interest In its success.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, May 4--Bent Drake, elias
Benton, was arrested in Worcester yes
day and brought here, charged with OBJ
tanning Sl2,5OO from the First National
Bank Of ST. ClairsviIle, OHIO, by forgery.
The accused viii be sent to Ohio for
trial.
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aOTTCE.

A5HBROOK-Ths friends and acquaintance
Of Mr. and Mrs, H. c. Ashbrook are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral OF their
daughter NETrIE, this Wednesday afternoon,
a. So'cicck. from The residence Of Mrs. Philer,
No Al Market stree.
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Gus resdsrs viii fad a report CT the
condition Of the weather at the principal
cities and towns of the United States at
the head Of our river column. Hereafter
it will form az attractive feature OF that
department. of our psper.
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Attention. Sir Knights .

TlBE members 0 Cyrene Commaudery a
L M, OF Knights TempiaT, are per 81
eDpt0rly summoned to appear at cur Xxx
Asylum, No. 2Oi Front street. on 1burs-/V\
dy NOR ing (A'csDstOH Day, May 9Th, at $
O'Clock, in Full ure.s R9galia.
With our usual Gu tom, The day VIII be oo-
served by . pirale and church services at C4l-
vars Church by our Preiate, DR.. George White.
All visiting and soiourning Sir Knights are
cordially invited TO participate with us.
No Kn GIT VIII be permitted in the parade
unless IN FullD ess R5gala-
BY command OF JOHN TENT,
I. Commander,
Y. J. WIGGIN, Recorder. my5
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nEw ADvERTIsM'ENTs
Aiffnlinn. ST KnighiS

SPECIAL CONCLAVE OF CY.
a rene t-omInandery, No. 4, Of "a
Knights Tenplar viii be held, in thsir KY
Asylum, TINS Wedne day evening, ay/V
9th, at Oc Ock, for DRIFT Knights will appear
in Fatigue Dress" Visiting Sir knights ex-
pectiBg 10 participate in our celebration on
Ascension Day he 6thl. are particularly re-
gu sted to attend.
by command of
JOHN TENT, e. Commander.
N. ]. WIGGTN. Recorder. my5
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ORREsPoNpEEC
MEMPHIS AppEAE.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, nay 5. Isea
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER EAILROAD
1t is with great pleasure that We give
place to the following dispstch

EA40l ~ ~
DYEEsBURG, TENS, May 4, 1859.
Editor Memphis Appeal:
The Commissioners OF Dyer county have to-
day voted one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars 10 the Misslss ppi River Railroad
5. r. LATTA.
In this prompt revissl Of their adverse
action Of lsst week the Commissioners
Of Dyer county have, we believe, but
consulted the general interests Of the
people they represent, and aceeded to
what viii meet with their hearty Ep-
provaI. This completes the public cub
s~criptions necessary to carry this much
needed enterprise 70 3 successful colelu-
sion. Three times three for Dyer. Now
let Obion show Us what she = do in 8
private way. II Csiro wants this road
Dow is the time for bert 10 show her hand.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, May 4-The Cubsn jonr-
mails contain the usual accounts of in
significant skirmishes between the Spal-
ism and Cuban forces.
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9TH Day of June Next,

Upon the premises, sell at public cutlery, To The
highest bidder. for each, the following described
p operiy ia said decd specified, to-Wit Situate
Ia the town OF Chelsea, in the county OF Shelby.
State Of Tennessee, lying now within the imils
OF the city OF Memphis, Q as lots nun
bers tVo hundred and two ami two nundr ed
ihree, being the corner lots at the southeast
side Otths intersection OF 6reenlaw and Fifth
sue O., according 20 the plaa OF the said town
Of he kea, together with all the buildlngA I'm
yrevemeolS aud appurtenauces thereon. Sale
ww.thiu the hours prsscriDtd by law. S ling
AZ trustee, / viii convey such title only a. n
vest d in ms by sAid deed
L. ". DIXON, Trustee.
May 4, 1868. my5
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DEUS. MRUMQUE.. JUS.
A.. AMI A. s.. r..

T'HE Brethren OF all degrees OF the
4 A.. and a .. $. r.. are SUMMONED "a
10 attend a meeting on Wednesday NY
night, ~ O'Clock precisely to meet NEW
H. Sow. Or. Commander. Albert Pike on
business OF the utmost importance 10 the order.
JJHN AINSLIN, SO,
my2 Snecial npnnty.