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The New York herald., 1870-12-03

FIFTH ELECTlON DiSTRICT. 9-
That II appears, on such estmate and canvass, that
the whole number Of votes given for the oalces Of
1nspcctors Of Election Of the Fifth Eecon district
OF the Frat ward was four thousand two hundred
aud seventy -one..
sand three hundred and sixty seven ........ 1857
Of which Richard A. Barton received one
thousand three hundred and SIXTY aeven. ... 1901
OF which Jeremiah kennenck received six hum
dred and eighty ooi
ana elghty.ono.. ......-......'..' oon
OF which John Bates received nfty........... %
OF which william Deiany recciveu ulty........ BY
or which Niche ei J. Ahcrn received thrtynve 89
or which Hugh Bresnahan received thrtyhve By
And OF which there were scattering hye........
SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT. m h
Tbat n appears on such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number of votes given for the olces OF
inspectors OF Election of the Sixth Election district
4 or the First ward was four thousand two hundred
ana Tn Ia. .
Thousand three hundred and sixy-seven ,... 1,6W
or which John II. Cusick received one thou -
sand three hundred and sixty. xty.seven......... 1,50
OF which Edward Fitzpatrick received six hum
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Anti-KissiRg Laws.

Mallet tells rs, in his " Northern
Aptiquities. !" OF s.. me queer customs
which would hardly prevail in our
southern clinnes. He says that in the
Gragas a man was liable 70 exile for
taking an unmarried wona1 without
her consent, or a married woman
either with or without her consent,
out of her own province. All persons
found aiding or abettiBg him in either
were condemned 10 the same punish
ment. For kissing another mans
wife, with or without her consent, the
punishment of exclusion or its pecuni-
arv equivalent was awarded. A man
was also liable TO the same punishC
ment for kissing an unmarried woman
under guardianship without her con-
sent, aud even il she consented, the
law required that every kiss should be
stoned for by Il fine Of three marks,
eat,iyaleut 10 one hundred and fOrty-
foiIr e,ts OF WadHlall, a quantity sutfi-
cient 10 S'Tnish a whole ships crew
with pilot Jackets. These anti kissing
laws have been frequently cited by
modern writers 81 proof that the
fair danes Of the North, in the Olden
time. were remarkable for their chas-
tity and propriefy Of conduct. One
hundred and fOTty-f0ur els Of clotn
for a kiss! il is pretty certain that
there were no wOman's rigats people
in the Gragas or that law could meyer
have been enforced, even If It could
have existed.
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CUBA.
Another Bundle of Spanish FaIsshOOds-
The insurgents Again Used up (2)

HAVANA, April ia telegram
from Captain General DeRodas, dated
Puerto Principe, April 8, published
in the Gazette to-day, states that two
columns of Spanish troops returned
without meeting the enemy's force;
they were then provisiOned for two
months and sent to occupy Gannac
and MojasO.
Two men and one WOman-spieS-
were captured; the men were execu-
ted and the woman pardOned. Great
amount of important correspondence
was captured; much property of
rebels was destroyed. The insur-
gents advance guard surrendered
voluntarily. They report that En-
rique, Agramente, Francisco, CASTILLO,
Gaeper, BetancOurt, Diego, Agnes
and an American named Magnet,
were chief leaders of the insurgents,
and some of them had embarked and
He'd from the country, after having
fought among themselves. Some of
the insurgents had issued an order,
furnishing with death, whoever read
DeROdas' amnesty proclamation.
Cespe1as intends to leave the coun-
try. He will be actively pursued.
Anarchy and desertiOn prevail every
where among the rebels. Some have
raised standard revolt against Agra
mentO, owing to his tyrannical beha-
vior. Yesterday the leaders of this re-
volt assassinated fourteen of their
men forthe purpose ofrobbery. This IA
vOrahle news, which is regarded as
official, has caused great reloi cling
hera.
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predIeted stormY TIme 10 spaln.

NEv Yong, April ll,-Latest Off
cial adyices from Minister Sickles
predicted a stormy time in Spain.
He expressed a belief that events are
rapidly, approaching to a crisis, and
that some important movement,
either on the part of General Prim or
the insurgents, will soon be made,
1t is reported, semi official, TO the eff.
feet that in the midst of all these
troubles, Prim and Sick les found time
to talk about Cuban affairs and the
chances for some agreement With the
United States for the purchase Of the
Island. General Prim is said to have
DluntiV told Minister Sickles that the
permanent subjugaGiOn Of Cuba by
Spain was not considered probable and
ne himself was ready at any proper
opportunity to eOgR te an under
standing with the United States, but
that st the present time, while Spain
was troubled at hOme with internal
dissensiOns, and while the Cuhans
continued to defy the power of the
mother country, e. serious opening of
negotiations for 'the purchase of the
Lslaa9 mgst be regarded as imprac-
fiPahlQ
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County Judicial Convention.
DEMOCRATIC EEECtyrIvE Cow RooMs,(

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Com RooMs,l
Memphis, April Z 1870
A a called meeting OF the Democratic Ex-
: \ ecutiVe Committee, held this day, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, IT becomes necessary for a more
thorough organization of the Democracy OF
Shelby county, and to conserve the hest In
terests OF our people by presenting suitable
candidates to- represent the Democracy OF
for judicial officers; therefore be il
Hssotrsd, That it becomes necessary to call
convention for the purpose of nom mating
candidates for judicial offices.
4 fRe'0tred, That ward and district meetings
D ie held on the 18th instant Bt 7 - Z. IN in the
dty, and at p m. in the DISTRICTS
Resotred, That the mode OF choosing dele
gates shall be by ballot. The persons receiy-
ing the highest number of votes shall be the
delegates.
The following Is the apportlonment Of tha
respective districts and wardsi
First District, delegates; Second, ]; Third,
2 Fourthi 2; Sisth, 2; Seventh, 2; Eighth, 2;
ninth, s. Tenth. 81; Eleventh 2: Twelfth, /;
Thirteenth, |; Sixteenth, 3; Seventeenth, ].
First Ward, . delegates; Second, 5; Third,
I; Fourth, 4; Fifth, 4; Sixth, 1; Seventh, g:
Eighth, 5; Ninth, 1; Tenth, 3. The portions
OF the Fifth. Fourteenth and Fifteenth Dis
tricts (outslde the city are allowed each one
delegate. -
The following programme il suggested to
l. The convealion TO meet at Assembly
at II am.
AOAntlllt-
tee TO call the convention to order.
3, The appointment OF a temporary CHAIR
man and secretary.
4. The appointment of a committee on Gre
dentials.
5. Permanent organization.
9. The committee recommend that the con-
ventton adopt the tine-hoaored Democratic
rule requiring two-thirds vote TO elect.
The primary meeting in the wards Of the
city, for the purpose electIng delegates 10
the county Judicial convention, will be held
on saturday, 10th inst, at IA pm. at the fol-
lowing places:
First Ward-NoTtheast corner of Jackson
and Main streets.
second Ward-Council Room, Exchange
Building.
Third Ward-Esquire Kiernan's Office, Ad-
ans street.
Fourth Ward-stflman Hall, second st.
Filth Ward-Mnnicipal Court SOON, Second
street.
Sixth WaF5l-Waidran Block, Main street.
Seventh Ward-Ferguson Hall
Eighth Ward-Poplar Street Market-house.
Ninth Ward-ChelSea House.
Tenth Ward-Mississippi House.
And that the voters Of the districts vote at
thsir respective voting places.
J.J. pUB0SE, Chairman.
Jos. BARBIERE, Secretary. apl2
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COAL.
Trouble among the Miners about to Come to
to an End.

PTTTsvTI.LE, PA, April 1.-THE
Executive Committee of the AnthEa-
cite Board of Trade sent the following
circular to all coal operators to-day!
1T is with pleasure we are able to
announce to you that suspension is
complete. All the large GOLFERS that
were working last week have suspend
ed. A portion of the men who were
on a strike on the Millvilleand Beaver
Mill Railroad have resumed work,
and several operators are about to en-
ploy them. This must not be con-
Strued into going to work, and we
would 9dYise ali TO stand firm, and
victory is ours. Should any operator
violate his pledge, this Committee will
announce il"
(Signed) "EX. COM. AN. B. OF T."
One operator is still remaining with
the appreciation of the Committee, as
the mine is on fire and must be fought.
The coal breaker off. Sellman & Co.
was destroyed by fire last night, to-
gether with all the machinery. The
fire is supposed to have been the work
of 9u incendiary. Loss estimated at
500, 600; insurance, $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE fund
ing bill was again considered by the
WAYS aud Means Committee to-day.
A clear majorityof the members OPP
posed the bill. No vote upon any of
its provisions has been reached.
The Ways and Means Committee
are in doubt as to whether they can
carry the Senate resolution prohibits
ing the collection of income tax the
present year. Opposition to any ex-
tension of the law 4 very strong.
Dispatches, official and unofficial,
from st. Domingo, of this date, do
notrepresent affairs there as very fa-
vOrable for annexation to the United
States. It appears to be aboutas much
IS our naval feet e. do to preserve
order. 1t is not Improbable that the
BaeZ Government may be Overthrown.
The coin balance in the Treasury is
S1I9, ,249, 1856, of which $S7, 1886, 800 is for
coin certificates. The currency bal
ance Is SO, 756, ,513. Estimated coin re-
ceipts during the balance of the month
to be about $9,000,000, which will
leave coin balance in the Treasury
on the Both instant, after deducting
the coin certificates, about ninety mill
lions. or this amount SO, ,426, ,275 will
be required to pay annual INSTALL
ments of interest in $40 bonds, fall
ing due on lst May. Amount of bonds
purchased for the sinking fund to
date, is $50, ,497 800, and special pur-
chase $73, ,925, $50, making the total
amount of bonds purchased by Bout
well SI04, 81, ,050. The interest on $780,
1856, $50 OF these bonds amounting to
81 1885, ,005, falls due on the lst of May,
and will be applied to the purchase of
additional bonds. for the banking
fund, the interest on the balance be-
comes due ON the LIST Of June.
The House Committee on Judiciary
this morning agreed 10 report on
the amendment to the bill TO en-
force the rights of citizens of the
United States who have hitherto been
denied that right on account of race
or color. The amendment provides
that any official who shall, by reason
of any State law, deny or abridge the
right Of any citizen to vote on account
of race or color at any election, shall
be ajudged guilty of misdemeanOr
aud punished with fine and inpris-
0nment,
4 delegation from Richmond, ar
rived here to secure, If possible, from
Congress, an appropriation for build
Ing a canal connecting the waters of
the James river with the OHIO river.
This is a step to secure a continuous
line of water communication between
the East and the West. To complete
this work, although a portion of it
has already been built, namely, the
James river and Kanawha canal, will
require S35, ,000,0 900.
The investigation of the charges
against Gen. Howard begins Wednes-
day by the Committee on Education.
The COMMITTEES have agreed TO allow
both sides to be represented by coun-
sci. Fernando Wood has employed
James P. Bradley, a lawyer OF some
prominence. to conduct the prOsecu.
ton. Gen. Howard will also be repre-
sented by eminent counsel.
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Roses a Luxury of the Anclents.

, TO enjoy the scent Of roses, at meals,
nn abundance Of roses were shaken on
the table, 50 that the dishes were COM
- pletely surrounded. By an artificial
soutrivanee. roses during meals des-
qded on the guests from above.
c.. D9abalus, in his folly, caused
He'll. be shOWered down upon his
roses u such quantities that num-
guests IN icing unable to eXtricate
Ger OF Jheh' q e suffOcated In tiOW-
themselves, Wel Snes they reelined
ers. During meal =, 'th rose leaves.
on cushions stuffed Va. ,eaves them,
or made a couch of the T. "a styeIVn
selves. The floor, too, Wa e,raaf
with roses, and in this custom ~
luxury was displayed. Cleopatrs-, :
an enormous expense, procdred roses
for a feast which she gave to Anthony
had them laid two cubits thick on the
floor OF the banquet room, and then
caused nets TO be spread over the flow
ers, in order to render the footing
elastic. HeliOgabalus caused not on
ly the banquet rooms, but also the col
0nades that led to them, to be covered
with roses, interspersed with lilies,
viOlets, hyacinths and fiarcissal, and
walked about up9n the fiOwery plat
form.
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THE VENDETTA.
The Garner and Bean eIsn Driven from
Morgan County, alabama

From the huntsville Als.l DEMOCRAT.
Within few days past we haye
heard several times, from different
quarters, that the Garner and Bean
clan had been driven from the county.
1t Is said that they served notice on
about seventy law abiding citizens of
Morgan to quit the county, under
penalty of having their houses burnt
and themselves killed, in case of re-
fIlsal, and that . number of the most
respectable and peaeeahle eitizens re-
solved to band together, and get rid
of the outlaws, and have made Nor
gan too hot for them. If this be true,
we may look for the restoration of
peace and quiet without the Ges'~rI
6T's [" declaration of martial lasW ans
suspension of the privilege of l1es
corpus" as suggested by the =
Republican.
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MONDAY. NAV 2. 1870.

Within legal hours the following property,
to-wit:
and state OF Tennessee, and in the city OF
Memphis: Beginning at stake chains and
W links south of John Orders southwest
corner on Rayburn street; thence east II
cna1ns and 81 links to the alley between said
Grider and David Posts premises; thence
south with the west boundary Of said alley
chalh and links to a stake; thence west To
a stake on the east boundary line OF Ray
burn; thence north to the beginning con
tanning auoutI acres, heinE lot No. IA Of Me-
Lemore's kubci vision of Fort Pickering
This tract has been subdivfded into lots
Nos. 5, D and OF which have heretofore been
Soda plan and diagram of which can be
seen at the once of the Clerk and Master.
Part OF this property-lot No. sis highly iIa-
proved.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fifth casa, balance on
a credit OF six, twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months, notes with Security bearing iI-
terest taken, and lien retained TIL payment
of the purchase money.
anl2 A Al lTONy n o,a ~
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE

Jefferson Street, nsar Main.)
lHAs. n. II. BRooN...--Lessee and Proprfetor
ShAh1-A1 " hIfk------.- stage MauSEer
Prof. FRANK KAKSoID-.--.-.LeaderO Of Orchestra
oP en- AU cry NJ 4 =h Z,
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING.
" Sept Sd, with a Mammoth Company.
The entertainment TO consist Of Negro Min.
etrelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bali
lads Duets, Quartetts, ExtraVaganERs, Bur
lesQues, PantOmtmes and Farces
Admission. SOC; Private Boxes S. Eaa
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Paris ia Quiet fnr a Wonder.

Paris is Quiet for Wonder,
PARIS, April IL Unusual precau-
tioRs were taken by the police yes
terday, TO guard against threatened
disorders, but the city was quiet.
The Farce Follows The Tragedy,
MADRID, April lit is announced
that the trial of Duke Montpensier.
for killing PripGa Henri bourbon,
commences Tomorrow.
Lopez Turns up Trumps.
LISBON, April 1.-THE latest intel
ligence from Paraguay is to the ef-
feet that Lopez had suddenly turned
upon and oyerpOwered his pursuers;
winning quite a victory. 1t was
thought at Rio Janeiro that this ad.
vantage would result in the indefinite
prOlongation of the war. 4
The French Cabinet. -
LONDON, April 1.-THE Times says
the successors of Buffell and Daree
will not take their places in the cab
met. OLIVER and Parien will take
charge of their ministers dd interim.
The plebisOitum viii be taken during
the first week in May.
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lAYSlustary EilIlnp,

BRoWNsyILLE, Tenn, april IL
Quite an excitement was created here
this morning by the shooting of l..
Walker, colored. While ne was COM
ing opt Of his shop, w. H. Watson
drew a gan on him and fired, not
knowing it was loaded. The ball
passed through his Left arm and en-
tered his heart, killing him instantly.
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NEW YORK, April 11.-FrOm facts
recently learned, it Is doubtful if the
steamer Venezuela ever reaches port.
1t will be remembered that she lost
her steEnpGst and rudder, and had a
hole stove into her stern on the 18th
OF March, about six hundred miles
southwark Of the Azores. If she is
lost, the cause will be attributed to
damages which she received in cross
ing the bar at Liverpool. -
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psrrv. the Mp-derer---cOok, the sednoer

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE third
trial of Edwin Perry for the murder
of Hays commenced this morning, in
the Court of Oyer and Terminer, in
Kings county. Up to late hour the
Jury had not been procured.
The Methodist Conference has given
Rev. Horace Cooke permission to
Withdraw from the ministry.
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Excitement over the Cincinnati Elections.

CINCINNAII, April lI.-Very much
excitement exists in political circles
regarding the election of city officers.
Fitzgerald will probably secure the
presidency Of the council against des-
Perate opposition which has been Or
Raniaed against him,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tWesn James W. Avery and n. b. Eggers
| = the name and style of Avery q Eggers
AZ 40. llZ Union street, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. J. W. Avery dispOsing Of
his interest to n. h. Eggers, who will CON
unue the baSiness, and who assumes all liza
bilittes and is authorized to collect all out
standing accounts and notes of the late firm.
JAMES W. AVERY,
April Y, 1870. II. B. EGGERs
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Corn firm at s7@90c for ear and shelled. Oats
steady at 54a57e. Hay, common to prime, Sl7a
q 90.
Cotton frrner at 22a2214c for mlddlings and
16zaIe for ordinary.
Whisky declined 10 e9c and closed dull
Observation-Disclosures, N. o., 70a76c. Butter,
prime, 32al4e. Cheese, H1zalec. Eggs dull
at lSc.
81. LaHis.
ST.. LOUIS, April u.-Provlsions quiet but
firm. Mess pork, sS Bacon shoulders, 1896
clear ribs, l59l554e; clear sides, l6l4e. Lare
firm at l51zc.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. April ll.-Cotton steady; mid
ding uplands, liLd; Orleans, ll1Sd. Sales,
1000 bales. iHeluding 2800 for export.
Provisi0ns-Mess pork, Us Cd; beef, 1865;
bacon, clear middles, 5Gs Cd; lard, GSs cd; tai
low, AS.
Grain Wheat, IS I'd for winter and Is I'd for
milwaukee,. Corn, 2Ss Sd.
LONDON. April 1.-THE Erie skies have been
admitted 10 the stock board.
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Horrifying Accident.

TUsCOLA, LII, April ll.-AmOs
Caslett, formerly of Douglas county,
came to TuscOla Saturday with a load
of corn for the purpose of having it
ground at the mill. While putting
ths band on the shaft which runs the
81 shelter, the two cog wheels
csnob cam his coat, and in moment his
bad9l 5@d - cut 10 two. after this Oc-
c1rry,tf iDUofo--,od '~enty min
utes5 49, 80
lea 91O '09o'
,l5e French S46Gfbi AiissSl
n ne steanl>
shit wen hum
dre3 ay.
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NJ. YANOEH d co.,
182 MAIN STREET,
mh27 second door north of Washington.
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Father shoots Sis Son.

BALTIMORE, April IA. Lewis,
who, while intoxicated, on the Sth of
March killed his son, aged about four
yesrs, by shooting him while in bed,
was this morning tried, found guilty
Of manslaughteT, and sentenced TO six
months Imprisonment in fail.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Ccsided IA Death

DAYTON, o., April ia young
woman named Mary Smith was scald-
ed with boiling water. No hopes of
recovery.
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Emperor Grant and His Suite En ROuie.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL. = This
morning a number Of prominent per-
sOnages called on the President and
various officers at the Continental
Hotel, and a general levee was the
result, which was kept up until noon,
when the whole party started for the
Buffalo depot and took special train
for WASHINGTON.
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New Railrnad.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 1.-THE
Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail-
road Company will commence the
construction of the extension of the
Decatur and East st. Louis railroad
from Decatur Immediately.
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DIED.

MALoNE-At the residence OF s. W. Ma
lone, Upton county, Tenn, after prolonged
illness Of dropsy of the chest, Mrs. EIzABETH
Z. MALONE, aged 81 years and months.
Little Rock, Ark, Nashville, Tenn, and
Raleigh, n. O., papers please copy.
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spsaklnn for Tennesses.

NASHVILLE, April I1.-NIr. Dom
aldsOn, sheriff of Davidson county,
made oath to-day, to a statement
which will be forwarded to Washing
ton, that no such condition exists here
as is represented to Congress. a
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CHANCERY SALE ON MONDAY,
NAY 2, 1870.

No S94-Chaneery Court of Memphis.-R. A
Parker, Admir-, VS.. LamiFa Parker ct al
ID Y virtue OF an interlocutOrg decree in this
ID cause, IWili sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
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SS- In retiring from the Arm of Avery &
Eggers, take this opportunity of returning
thanks TO my friends and patrons for all past
favors, and would bespeak for my successor
a continuance of the same.
apl2 JAMES w AVERY
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Thief Hangs Himself.

Boston, April ll.-Wm. s. Lucas,
Who was in Jail awaiting trial tor lar
ceny, hung himself to-day by mea7s
of a handkerchief and towel, fastened
to the grating Of his cell.
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Buildings FaIl-.-FlVe Hen Killed and Three
Injured.

SCHENECTADY, April 1.-Two new
three-story buildings fell hers this
morning and are a complete wreck.
Six or eight men were IN the buildings
at the time. Five men were killed
and three Injured.
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ADVERTISERS

will find the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the State. The great
extent and variety of its reading Iaatter has
forced its enlargement for she accom- Oda-
ton Of advertisers, and its circulation in all
parts OF Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants,
planters and business men, renders IL espec-
Tally desirable to those who wish TO reach the
general and substantial public, by advertis-
ing their respective business and interests,
address, APPEAL"
Appeal Building Memphis
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Elourina I'm DestroYed.

BUCYRUs, o., April u.-McLean's
steam Touring mill caught fire from
the furnance on Saturday night and
was entirely destroyed, Loss, SlQ,-
G0J no insurance.
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TELEGRAPH!C SUMMARY.
Primary vnts at lnhianannIis.

INDIAEAPQLIs, April IA pri-
mary vote of the Fourth Indiana Con-
gressional district resulted in Is for
Wilson and 60 for Julien.