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sSalw arA Straps.
Nv small ara;n in October.

Sow small grain ~ October.
Alitile scot from the chimney will suit
the early cucumbers and non-suil the bugs.
Heo manure is one Of the most valuable
fertilizers. I'p keep il, i should be mix
ed with leached ashes, Or soil. ia eGaal
quantities.
IL is advisable, in the construction Of
poultry houses. 10 use pine lumber--the
more pitch it contains the better, as this is
offensive to poultry yermin.
Its agreed that fields destined 70 grass
should have two plowings. IL is suggested
that IL enc blowing were a toot deep th,
fields would remain much longer 10 glass.
Whoever has, Or can conveniently OBJ
tain wood ashes, lei him be sure and SOW
broadcast by hand. ten bushels per acre oD
his wheat Geld Al The lime Of saving th,
seed.
Any person having Few minutes I,
spare. is respectfully requested 70 send
them to our office, aheEs they will be
thankfully received. Zine is money"
'sGd every title helps"
When stock is paslOred II should be
kept IN the field. N,thin easy atcess 10 tle
caulp. II can be bought IN large lump,
weighing from lea 10 twenty pounds. In
this siiaEe il doe, nut dis,ulse 1. pdiy, and
the cattle can ~, lick hri ever they
wish. is also an economical way OF salt
Ing stock. @ ~
Nnne hni The ploNman knows the adyan
iage Ut having bright plam. Ihe writer
has tried great many articles 10 prevent
pisws and other agricultural implements
iram rnsting. There Il nnthln- % good o.
patent sxei grease. have used lallpw.
paint ahd Japan lsrDish. bus the axel grease
Is always convenient and easily applied.
At recent meeting fine New Farmyr.
Club basket Of sseet potatoes Sas sh6w
10 4 prrlrct state Of pressrystioa. watel.
mere gInwn 10 1857. Inc s.snt : said lht
polatues we're Ju- IN October, Tried The sGG
during the day aud taken 70 the .Iiar y
harte;s. ''iI,re the barrels are plsced IA
pFaxtmiiv. 10 the hrater. where there is q
;emrtrs, ule. lArol "a faIl saJ wntsr, "
sbas' or 80 drgrcss, hut no Ere Is KEEP
p5dunhg tie summer seasOn. "
II YOU pillow doa 1 yaur weeds brfare they
ron 10 seed Ihev sui prove bench. 10 yoaf
ltad instead oi curse. II ihrs are allow.
Ell IL 70 ~ SEED iLry viii DC source 81
endless siroaJle. liIa.ed under. lIisy are
north . much as dressing of manure.
beside tnrichihs The sol Iley tend 10 keep
Il iacsc. II you add from Iwebiy-Gse q
titiy blsi,rls u line per acre 10 ,hs grouad,
sad harraw ii .ns II vii Convert your
weeds mic psni food.
IlSe cHpLEaA.-joha Reed IL Misspnri
gives il - lps spnion III Prairie Farmer
that this IS di.ease Of lhe lungs. The
first symptoms i i e"0sh. aud as The dlis.
rssr progresses The subirct4 breathe witE
diaieults, aEa fnslly seem "a chake I.
dsalh, 81, 10 titr worst lotm. bssrd az tl.s
nose. Ta1 ycats ago be bad tx hogs dow
~I,E tie '.shulefa,' yrrY badly. lie szss,
81 cut ore. hi. one he rssiningd yef.,
careisily. and esad hnd 40 ) j u ~ ei.e4sc
rxsfpt 10 the iungs. ahish Sese toll .
saal!. ahits spots u lga,!rl, sbvpl Tie So
II pa htsds. lie hag Eaa eapkrd q les,a
he bsd led ite sE hpgs. uiih tnpprrss
sslpaar aud sssaleeLda.
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klCHMUAD AND bANNlI.LE X. K
CHANGE 90 SCHEDULE Ca as shf fks
Dsi, 1aHssIy l5lh, istn. abs PtnskA6LA
1kAfNs - lhts fosJ all y son - ielsaeE
tGlss MAR. LAAJHbLkG fASsLAGLks
leave RiehH,ad etiiy gsaod runOpysl . Z. 70 \
NJ; saiae Il Bu1ssiit At llss Am. a..ains eless
ronnesi.ons wilh isalns % ne c0O,hsasr road "
Fsrn.iiil, Iynelblls. bfs.ei. kuoA,n.s. s.asl.
MtmpL,s, &c, DC. THROUGH MAiLn md ~
PRsos .r4ts ilenmSld dail, q s45 L. ~ sam
Dsnsille daiy Aft0. ~ q. 81. arrive u 6fsthsssie
daily 81 ~ - a. ~, making close cennssiians -
Ell stations 90 lhe Nonh LaF.hna road 18th ea'i a.
Nes.usSE.lsss. 1 hsririic. columbia. Aususln q.
90 POINTS sYuih.
GoIsa gssT. THROUGH MAIL AND *.
Pki.rr lsnsr Usssnsbofa, daily a -. NJ lean
Dsnsiss DADS n ~ "A. Al srnss u lisAnoaA
aaily 81 III A. M. LYAchbukG PAsENoLhs
leave BuiksviIi dsily teksfId suBja,slat :. 10 Z
ii /. sstsss " ItishiDun4 u ). 20 u. NJ.
Thfaaxh Ifrkess can be procured y ias hshs'slls,
~ R,eln,,nd 10 aii impoitas pvin,s souia -
t~inlhus.i, aud II Greensboro. Hsd Dansile 70 :
p,.nls Mont, Lat, sud West.
- TnoAAs D0DAMBAD.
ia Superintendent.
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R e M OVAL.

rYhylNG Renewed from my Old tlsnd ~ 80
a ritsrt, and saksn lOsleltiol' q he
virginia HOU So, ;.
on the corner Of Main aud Inian stsssts, Ieppo.,
~ Mssonic Hssl) hss lessesa iniMnl n'' h's4'
that have Opened Hotel, % be knaNn.as
WOODS ilOuS Es ..
III, the Accommodation VI She travelling pupne. ~
TABLE, will he always sepplsd wsh NC 80 H
naflst allonds sni y,lhe snd attentive ss''""
waJs 10 tiiendsnfe. l4s .r ,.h,1
ishaIl siIi tsev W my nEsTAukAna n, r 4
Mesls ean rc 0,.ained a. ~ houlsi And ny 80
lc sapll,ed wi,I The bpss Liquors u css'y -
ton. ....s.. "A Il
.iness hote 20 mefii esislihnHh.. y PM,
lfonaee. ILL a.
Dsss,I$ VI. Match ~. !"
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JUslAn TuKNER, u. iEE n. sIEAihoAs'
TURNER & STRAyil0BN,
ATTORNEYS Al LAW.
llILlsBpapuon, N. G.. :.
WILL. attend promptly 10 AL busincss eonhdsa. J.
w 90 spsefa attention faid 70 nc ecl'se'''1
u eiasns, eOmsey anstna. &c.
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M a 4 X 20 u X Ii AEl IL HI
.svIA pETERsBURG.n
The New Baltimore
AND
CAROLINA GRAND TRUNK
sFKEIGHY LINE |!
Comprising the following Great freiah, ]
Routes. gk 81
The Powhatan Steamboat CompaE,,s
Freight Line of Steamers.
The Petersburg aud W elJon,
Raleigh and 1asson, ges
North Carolina, @
Westefn North Caralina.
Wilmington aud Weldon.
~ Allanllc and North Carolina
WILMINGTON aud Manchesier.
Charlu,le aud South Carolina RAILWAYS.
aud their connections,
ALMOST EXPRESS IN TIME
AND
RATES VERY Low.
gEsHIs asw trunk line forms Cra. Psesh, RAM.
\ between Baltimore aud MelJon,
Wsuenlon, kairigli.
ilillsboro. Lexington,
Salisbury, Merganlon.
Charlotte. Lsneolnton,
Goldsboro. Newbe,n,
Beaufort, Wllmington.
Lhesleryille. M.nhsboro,
Columbia, Grecn,llls,
Su@tessiIIe, Manchester.
gAersw,
And an intermediate Points on aud near these ysat
Railways md their connections.
The Powhaian steumcfs eenneci u Petersburg
with Petersburg Hallway Cos al polnls N TIC Carols
MAJ.
Cars ase run aIonsAiJe q s.ssmsrs' Wharf All
good. ii4nsfened with careful hsndling. Cars a.,
! Iun Thss1gh ~ilhOal breaking BUN bslssen Psitn.
burg snd hslslsh. ChaIlgl1s. Gcldssssa' Nilnlng.
ion, ~, &c.
Tb.s inlsnd Line possesses many advantages over
II Sea Route. Tie Wharf Of PowhAtas s,esmers
beux situated In the very Cssiss olshs liscs ship-
ping D..llici II BalIIhy's. lcneis q ssAaeaeLl v
shippers, snJ Issysge 4 very emsiis
! GIsal attention paid 10 toIsisnmenls 81 Coltor
Com, NhrAI, kosla, &c. &c Al Produce Foe
lws,dled - the l.osssl possible kaiea
~ 70 insugc transportation eseF this Inland Faa
Lips, mark al goods, speshet ApIIhaafd % soul4.
warI Loans. -NIs Pe,eisbufs.
Wy= Ftrlsit taE4td ~ bAAlnoEo u1y tniinuipg De-
kcry 10 lbu Steamers.
Through Rceept are Giren and Flr.
81 Itt.te per i00Bs. Guaranteed
Both Ways.
Il IL Re-. IN even esse ~ loo II MOI iawef Ihss
sny other ksBle 10 and ifoa Bsltiho,s, RhiadrIpha
sad NV Yosk.
n. B--Aah regard 20 she lass riansed poina
fpight u forwarded 70 and from Pslsrsknas ~ Pr
lsdeiphia end New York sissniers.
Fss kses ana sif fuithss ASH Ia ans
Agent - he lslas, % q The
ufllce ci lhs fvw haian Steamboat Co.
No. 90sLght 81. Mari. Bait.
soifi r. Is. rE6kAN,
Superintendent Petersburg Ilsiliead.f
$3.50 a. Is. ANDREWS,
Sap't Raleigh and Castor ksilf0sd.
! $50 ALBERT I0iiNsON.
Superintendent Moth Cafellna X. X.
Y. BOuKNlUllI,
Sep't ChsIlolse 4 Ses.b C-,vln- X. 4.
J. BRANDT. gr.
President Pgwhatan Siesmbeat 60.
:. y. FREMONT,
Supt WILMINGTON and Weldon X. 4.
u. Y. JORDAN,
Acfg Master Trans. Atlantic 4 NIL II. X.
MAl. "A KAE,
srp't wilminsiOh & Manchester Il. r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, April 2S.-At the sitting OF
the PIussian Diet to-day Count Bis
msrck, in reply to enquiries, says the
convention made with the United States
for the protection of emigrants on ship
board has so far failed of any practical
results in the way OF este blishing an in
ternational tribunal for the adjudication
of cases of complaint arising under the
treaty.
LISBON, april ga mail steamship
from Rio Janeiro has arrived. The allied
forces in Paraguay were making prepar-
atoms for a final attack upon President
Lopez and expected to attack the inte-
rior before the end of April.
MADRID, April 28.-In the C0rtes
yesterday one of the Republican mem-
bsrs made q speech in which he advo-
Gated atheistical principles and alluded
to the Christian religion ia terms of dis.
respect. He was interrupted by Renero,
President Of COrtes, who declared the
deputy could not be permitted to con-
tinus his remarks.
TIE Republicans were indignant at the
decision OF the President, and Withdrew
from the Chamber. They subsequently
returned to thsir seats and proposed a
vote OF ceEsurs against the President.
A stormy debate followed, and ended
In the withdrawal OF the resolution.
An amendment 10 the Constitution in
favor If msintaining the present unity
to the Catholic religion and worship in
Spain, was rejected.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, April %. The Philadel-
phis Post to-day, in a lengthy article
signed by J. d. Stockton, says that GER
tain sums of money were borrowed from
gentlemen who took an interest in the
Post, some Of which have been repaid,
and for all Of which notes were given en-
dorsed, and legal interest paid, but not
one dollar has ever been received By that
paper as a subsidy or gift. No bargain
wa ever 10 sde with Cameron or Grove
Brewster, nor any other man neither
Cameron or his son ever attempted to
dictate the policy of the paper or asked
MIN (S.ockton) to advocate a measure or
oppose one.
gilbert Robertson, q jewe!er, wss
found murdered in his store last night at
Rye, in this State. His skull was
crushed in with q gun barrel, and he hsd
been robbed of several hundred dollars.
No arrests.
John Russell Young, late Of the ITi-
6une, has written a letter to the New
York Post, wherein he acknowledges
having written the letters published in
the San, and say5 he will be able to
purge himself OF the charge OF corruption
made against him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29

CINCINNATI, April ga boy seven
years cid, named Krall, fell off OF q cart
yesterday. The wheels passed ove his
head, causing instant death.
The Chiliicothe accommodation train
ran over and killed Miss Cora S-r0ng
this morning al B~lanchester. She was
a school teacher st that place and was
walking on the track.
Msj..Gen. Pope arrived in the city this
morning and is stopping at the Burnett
House.
The Protestant Episcopal Delegate
Mission meeting in this city closed to-
night. Bishop McIlvaine, Of Cincinnati,
and Rev. DIR. Height, Of New York de-
livered addresses.
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WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Cept. Daniel
Ammen has been appointed Chief Of the
Bureau OF Stocks and Yards, vice Rear
Admiral Joseph Smith, who has been
appointed President Of the permanent
court now in session in the Navy De-
partment.
Sherman has iesued an order for the
resumption of recruiting to be conducted
under the direction OF the regimental
commanders-general service to be con-
Quoted at New York, Cincinnati and
San Francisco-the depots for collection
and instruction of recruits being Gov
ernor's Island, New York Haroor, New
port Barracks, KY, Fort Lesvenworth,
Kansas, and Beneeis, Cal. The general
superintendents are to report direct to
the Adjutant General of the army and
receive all orders from him. Carlisle
Barracks, Penn, and Fort Leavenworth
are named rs depots for the collection
and instruction of cavalry and light ar
tilleIy recruits.
The President has ordered that hereRf-
ter he will receive visitors Mondays and
Thursdays, between ten and twelve, and
on other days he will only receive on
cards or in special cases.
The testimony in the Dyer eouEt mar
tial case closed to day. Tie Court ad-
journed until next Monday, when the
arguments will be commenced.
TIE statement that the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs has made ar
Tangements to visit San Domingo and
other islands of the Gulf, is pronounced
by the Chairman IS without any founds-
ton whatever.
The Committee has been in session sew
eral days, taking testimony relative to
the affairs Of the American Legation at
Paraguay, and will meet in the after
no0n for the purpose of taking the testi-
mony of members Of tbs Brazil Lega-
tioR, officers of the South Atlantic squad
ron, and others who have been sum-
m0ned, which it is supposed can be done
in ten days.
Since the 4th of March 119 Assessors
and 122 Collectors Of Internal Revenue
have been appointed.
President Grant, accompanied By Sec
rotary Bsrie and others, contemplate q
short cruise down the Potomac river to-
morrow, in the United States teamer
Tallahassee, now at Washington navy
yard.
The Secretary of the Interior has de-
eide. that an actual change Of rs@1zRnce
or abandonment of lands under the
homestead law, after more than six
months st any time, works a forfeiture
thereof to the Government.
The work of reducing the force in the
Treasury Department is progressing.
About five hundred clerks will be dis
missed, but it ia announced that Go ap-
continents q be made at the present
to ill vacaroiel, it being the desire of
the secretary to have the force reduced
as low as possible, in order to properly
conduct the business OF the Department
with the least possible expense.
The work CT diminishing the force in
The Postoffice Department continues.
Twenty clerks were removed to-day.
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THE Knoxville EreSs and Herald OF
Tuesday says: Tine people Of the whole
State, and, more especially, the people
Of East Tennessee, who have mourned
over the decline Of our judiciary, and
who desire 10 see it restored to its former
dignity and responsibility, will rej9ice to
learn that Hon. THOMAS A. R. NELSON
has at last yielded to the many and Oft
repeated solicitations OF citizans and
members Of the Bar from sill sections OF
the State, without respect to party, and
has consented that his name be used as
a candidate for the Office Of Supreme
Judge Of Tennessee for the Eastern D.
vision Of the State.
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TEAEGEAPHEO ksARMETs.
Neg Orleans sfarkef.

. AAC DAAA
NEW ORLEANS, April o. Cotton is easy.
Weddings pc. sales today 1909 bales Receipts
5s bales. No exports; cod S45s- sterling
exchange AZ New forS sight PrewiQr0:
Sj25. Corn easter; white 7og77e; yellow 700
S0s. Oats zoe. Bran 81 509l 90. Hay, prime
$50. Pork depressed at s3z .. Bacon jobbbing
I3%gFAGI7@c. Lard dull. tltrces lSHc, keg
l9Ec, sugar duu, common IO9ilc; prime
laLc. MoiaFsss unchanged. Whisky frmer
Western rectifed 9Oe95c Coffee unchanged.
GeE HOra zTarket-
z YoRK, April 2S.-Cotton quiet end
unchanged. sales 100 bales. Uplands 2S1Sa
2S4c. Flour s. 3595 IS. Whisky Die. Wheat
lac better. Corn &c better. Rice firm. Cof. e
quiet ana nrm. Cuba Sugar ll12gl2Ac. New
Dry G-oods-Stadords Ex. "A blsached mus.
Inns l4c. Norfolk ID Al b.eicted muslins lOLc.
Money state bonds firm. cd ~1ennessees 69A
@69Zc: new 6S&96SI. The market IS un-
changed, and t.e demand on call freely met
at Coz psr cent, and The demand Increasing
and firm at $500 per cent. for tirst-c.ass bills.
God is without decided change. 1t opened at
1877, advanced to ISL, and closed at 1879.
C~learances IS. OJO,0J0.
Cincinnati Market.
CrEJrNEATI. April p -FIour S6 COa6 Is. Corn
65965c. Oats61G7lc. Whisky soc. PORK SSI %.
Bulk meats l2H4l4Ic. Bacon l3Agl6%@lSe.
Lard lSIc. Groceries unchanged. Wheat
Eominahy unchanged. Rye 81 80. Cotton 27He
Butter 5S94Oc. Esgs l5c. Clover SEED dull at I5I
else. Timothy sSej S3T IS.
Sc. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 3. Flour 81 S5d5, Wheat
81 seal soc. Corn 6236lc. Oats 6la6ic. Barley
81 50gl 81. aye 81 .. Sugar l29l5c. Mo'as-
sts 75GS5c. Po5K S3lGSI 50. Blu k meats liza
I}4c. Bacon l39l74c Tor shoulders and clear
sides. Lard lSc. whisky $50 eS7c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 2S-Flcur 81 75G6 25. Wheat
81 Oh. Corn 49ISc. Oats 57A958c. Rye 81 II
Barley 81 GG9I o. Highwines 81 SSc. MolGsses
O5. Sugar l4Gl5%c. Pork SO ST.. Lard
lT4c. Bulk meats quiet and rrmer.
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, April Is. -To5aeco-sales 2T2
bids at s5G25. Corn OS95so. Prime sugar Ike.
nOmiaal. PORK SCI p. Lard lSc.
Bacon i349l79lT1%c. Bulk shoulders and sides
Flour 80 5096. Wheat 81 409i so.
Hay S2zS2&. Cotton unchanged. Whisky Gle.
Foreign Mark eTs.
HAVANA, April 2S.-Sugar irmer at S9l2c.
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FROM WHAT we csn gather from the
Nashville and Knoxville press, there is
title doubt that the Wig, in hosting
The name of SENTER for Governor, was
instigated thereto by BRowNLow, who
thinks it thus to keep that gentle
man in the bonds of promise until he
submits his name and chances to the
nominating convention, by which time
the registration will be completed. Then,
when too late to reeoil upon his deceiv-
ers, he will be ignominiously thrown
overheard for STOKES, who is admitted
on all hands to be the coming man Of
the Radical party. This is the pro-
gramme determined upon by old PLUTO,
who knows his nan and believes, ss we
do, that SENFER is ass enough thus to be
hoodwinked and led TO slaughter. There
is talk in some quarters OF SENTER stock (;
no has none. He is regarded by the
leaders as q maudlin, wishy-washy sort
Of genius, and by the rank and file OF Rad
icalism as not even = poor initiation Of
The Beeizsbub who has returned to lead
bis whimsical protege back to the rut Of
Radical degradation. We did have hopes
that SENTER would be advised to his
own and the States benefit, hut seeing
that he still continues the militia, has
ordered q re-Fegistrstion CT voters in
counties enjoying the most profound
peace, and where there was no
ehadow Of excuse for so arbitrary
and BRowNLOw-like a proceeding, We
hsve given him up SIS sealed in wicked
ness and utterly given YER TO the devil
whose successor he is in the gubernat0-
rial chair. The only chance he aver will
have Of making a creditable reputation
for himself has passed away, and he will
now rapidly drift back to the mediOcrity
whence he originated, 10 make way for
a fierce, bold and vindictive man, nearly
as bad as BRowEIOw, and capable Of
more mesnness, unle5s-ualess the Su-
preme Court shall come to our assistance
and by enfranchising, enable US to pre-
vent the coDsummation of the last vii
lainy necessary to seal our political
doom. This is cur only chsnee, and it
seems to us 10 have only the strength Of
z hair,
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ARD RIVERS.

SCAIBo, April 2s.- Up-RubicoD, 2 a.
NJ, Bismarck 8 am, Cheyenne IL a. M,
Grand Lake SPIN.
Down-Mary Houston 10 am, Simp.
soH Homer ii am, Julia 4 pm.
River fell 2 inches. Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Arrived-Mar-
ble City, Mississippi.
Dep2rted-Ccmmongealth, City of
Cairo.
River falling rapidly.
CINCINNATI, April Is. -Arrived-Hope.
Departed-Darling.
River falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, April 28 -Up-Argo y.
River falling, with s feet il the canal.
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tiers and their private conversation,
sley have sedulously endeavored to hre
ne loyal heart to such a pitch that no
member Of the hsted organization should
70 permitted to preach in East Tennes'
zee, and that It's ministers should preach
ne Aspel at the peril Of their lives
via Whist success they have lsbored
he record will show. Popular indigna'
ion Hm be justly aroused against the
perpetrators Of these cruel deeds, but in
he day OF final action a just God will
.ot hold guiltless the real authors and
nstigators, whose baleful teachings have
brought forth their legitimate results 10
iueh iehumsn ~slrociiies.
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By Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, April 2S The following is the
port list Rubieon, Vicksburg to st.
Lou's, 2 am; Bismarck, New Orleans to
st. Louis, 8 am Simpson Homer, LOU
isville to New Orleans, II AMI Henry
Ames, New Orleans to st. Louis, IL am;
Mary Houston, New Orleans, ! PM;
Cheyenne, Arkansas river to Cincinnati
4p.m; julia, st. Louis to Vieksburg, 6
pm. The Mary Houston is well laden
and the Julia has a fair trip. The Horner
has q large tow of coal.
The river fell two inches. Weather
clear. Thermometer $40.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April 28.-According to the
Havana urnsls the news from the
Eastern Department has of late been
favorable to the Government. No great
results are announced, but several Skin
mishes, in which the Spanish troops were
victorious, are reported.
The two vessels captured by the Union
off the Vuelta Abaka coast proved to be
wreckers.
An order has been Issued by the Gov
ernor Of Porto Rico prohibiting vessels
from entering the harb0r OF San Juan at
night.
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TEE members Of the County Execu.
tive Committee are ca,le1 upon to NEST
this afternoon 1T the Circuit Court
rooms at two O'clock. We hope there
will be a full attendance, as it is ex-
pected that the work of 4 short, sharp
and decisive campaign will be cut out.
Every men5er should be pcesent and pie.
pared to vote upon each and az subjects
that may be presented for the c0nsiders-
ton OF the Committee.
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THE Rsdiealsjn East Tennessee a-e
already nominating candidates for the
Legislature. a Convention at RUSSELL
vile on the 24sh inst. nominated D. O..
T~HORNBURG, Of J6ffsrson, for Senator
from that district, and NJ. G. BALES, OF
Hawkins, for " f)eter." THoRNBURG
represented Jefferson in the last Lsgis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-29
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RICHMOND, Va, Arril 2S.-The Con-
sentative State Convention met to-day.
Three hundred delegates, representing
fifty counties, were present. r T. DAN
lei wss chosen President. The Conser-
vative candidates nominated in 1867
have ali sent in their designations. 1t is
understood that no nominations will be
made, and that the Conservative party
will cast its vote in the election fer
Walker and the conservative republican
ticket.