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TELEGRAPAIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, January 5.-Cottop opened
heavy and lower. Middlng upiauds, 25Jze
Flour So 90.998 10. Whisky 99cgSi. Wheat
81 351S for No. 2 Spring. Corn-steady, held
at 81 0l@l o. Rice dull; Carolina B5167Lc.
Coffee and Molasses quiet; New Orleans No
lasses 7497Sc. Sugar quiet; Cuba l0Gl05$c.
Rye quiet. Barley dun. Oats 6o@9G. Pork
sS I592 30. Lard H9IS. Freights TO Liver
pool dull.
Sterling steady, at lOs1SaIOSs4. Gold firm
er; opening at l2954, and closing al l20; cur
rency rates i-S2F per day.
Government Bonds 8 shade frmer. Cou-
pons Of lsql, l555g l5zsi DO 02 l554@l4; do. '64,
ls5sSIs19 DO; e5, 1870 ls13; do, new, l2l4al21 ]
do. 81, l21aql23s; do. 6s, lz1zGI25z; l0-43s. lg{
GIL The Government accepted s2,0O0,000 OF
the Bonds offered to-day at rs I00a 10 lOO
state Securities generally lower; old-time,
Stocks higher, and though not up to the
highest point in the day, closed firm.
Live stoek-Arrtyals OF cattle, $50 head sup
ply lnsufnclent and quality inferior, and pri-
ces higher; ranging from l2gl3c for poor; Ia
I6c for common 10 fair; Egl7lEc for good TO
choice; all sold early.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 5. -Tobacco-Lugs
S5gS ;leaf S@ll so. FlOur-eXtra family, s5 Ue
Corn 65970. Oats 80. Rye 80 Prime sugar a..
Prime molasses 20. Hogs weak sS99 Pork
is held at 81 0092S 90. Cofiee-steady at 221S.
Bacon shoulders l3c, clear ribs I714c,
clear sides lT9lT%c. Bulk shoulders lie;
sides l549l5z4c. Hams 2l1l. Lard l754e.
Whisky "a; Bagging firm at 80. Cotton
middlings 23L.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-Flour- Family.
IS 5@5 70. Wheat 81 e69l T. Corn, 75s76c.
Oats 50955. Rye % Cotton firm-middiings
A14e Whisky s3a94. Pork ST. Bulk shoulders
dull, Y; sides l5@i5H Bacon shoulders "A:
sides lJ54@l71zc. Hams 2O@2lc. Lard I51zc.
Butter Sa3S34c. Eggs SOC. Sugar u1@@l4i &c.
Molasses 7S0S0c. Cheese I7GlS16. Hogs
$40 759ll 5 gross. Tobacco quiet and un-
changed.
Gold 1871, buying Exchange firm. Money
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LorIs, January 5.-Flour-Superflne
81 45G4 5j. Wheat-No. l Spring 50. Corn
S4Sis 81 Sugar qaf Myoss My9 ssseS so T1sE PoFk
sH 70. Bulk shoulders llszc, sides Is.
Bacon shoulders lfl4; clear sides $40
and common leaf, s5@7 50; medium to bright
manufacturing leaf, SSd25. Barley 81 l5Gl Is.
Cotton 22]2924c. Hogs 914.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January 5.-FlOur-Spring Y
IS 00GS 3. Wheat 74915c. Corn G954. Oats
Sugar-N. o. lI1zglic Pork s2S 81. Lard 1917.
Bulk sides l4gl51zi shoulders l0Z; hams
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. January 5.-CottOn firm
middlings 24l492I12c. sales 500 bales; receipts
1923 bales; exports TO Bremen, 1898 bales /;
Barcelona, 81 bales; Boston, 2l2L
Flour easier; IS 2515 9086 .. Corn 90G95.
Oats are tirmer zoe. Bran 81 Is. Hay SIS %.
Pork held at s29 70. Bacon retailing-shOul-
ders AZ; sides I5}i$@!l754. Sugar Cured
in kegs 20c. sugar dull; prime l2g121z.
MOlasses-prime 6SG7O Whisky dull at 81
al o.. Coffee steady Fair I71l91714c; prime
I8149l6%; Freights dull; by sail to liverpool
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, January 5.-Cotton firm; Up
lands u%gll5sd; Orleans, II549n1d; sales
y 900 bales.
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RUPERT's LAND.
MCDsugalI Thinks it isn't Going to be Much
of a Shower, after all.

CHICAGO, January 5.-The Tribune has
a special from St. Paul of this date, which
says: Gov. McDougall saws that the Red
river war was an insignificant affair so
far as numbers are concerned. The larg-
est portion of the insurgents, he says, are
controlled by Postmaster at Fort Garry,
who caused the seizure of McDougall's s
spondence, and put him to other
trouble. He says he does not wish to pre-
cipitate the people in civil war, and or
dered his adherents to quietly pursue
their avocations until some steps are tax
en- by the Canadian Government. The
Governor states it takes eight days to
come from Pembina to the nearest rail-
road station in Minnesota. During his
trip down the thermometer stood twenty
degrees below zero. He says the move
ment of the rebellion is in the interest of
annexation to the United States, but
thinks the people will not sustain it.
Kama, the editor of the Windsor Can
ada Record, arrived at St. Paul last night
from Fort Garry. He says the prisoners
captured by the insurgents were sentenced
to Punishment, except Schultz, Mair,
SnCw and Hallet. Their fate is not known.
All the banished prisoners went to Penn
bina on the 25th ult. MeDOugall, in an
ticipation of this fate, provided for their
CONVEYANCE to st. Paul before he left.
Laura denies the Schultz gunpowder plot.
Gov. McDougall, his daughter aud three
sons, arrived here this morning from st.
Paul, and left this evening at 5 o'clock via
Michigan Central Railroad.
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LAST YEAR.
Retrospective Glanes---What has been AO-
cOmpIished.

The Cincinnati Commercial, reviewing
the year past, says 1859 closes with
much accomplished in the progress
of the race toward a higher civ
ilization. It has not been, as was antici-
pated it would be, year of great wars.
The peace of the nations has not been
greatly disturbed. With the exception of
the rebellion in Cuba, the continuation of
the war in Paraguay, and the suppression
of the revolts in Spain and Mexico, nothing
has occurred to affect the general tranquil
lity. 1t has been year of victories more
renowned than war, the triumphs of peace.
The two great events in their bearings
upon commerce-the handmade of civil
iZatiOu-have been the completion and
successful operation of the Pacific Rail-
way and the SueZ Canal. The addition of
another cable to the links that unite the
continents of the Old and New World will
not greatly affect, though it increases the
facilities for the speedy communication of
intelligence, is the precursor Of other
achievements of equal magnitude. At
the rate we are progressing in this respect
it will not be long before the ends of the
earth Will be united, and the news of the
day be gathered from the four quarters of
the globe, and spead before the readers of
the daily newspapers for their enjoyment
over their matitutinal meal. There has
3
a vast extension OF railway systems. Not
less than sixty thousand miles of addi-
tionaI road have been made. Great enter
prises have been mapped out, and
capital stands ready TO invest in
their resources of ultimate profit.
With our own people it has been year
Of general prosperity. Individual inter
ests suffered, owing to what is called
scarcity of money, stagnation in business,
and depression in values. but as a peo-
pie we have prospered. The South has
had large raturn for its labor. The value
of the cotton crop Of 1869 alone is esti-
mated to exceed that of any year before
the war. Nor has the North TO complain.
The aggregate result of her industries,
put - dollars and cents, will exceed by a
hundred and fifty millions that of any
previous wear. A great snd uncessing in
crease OF immigrsJiOr has added to the
>alth and population of the country,
" - effe,,.t has been to send the Yan of
ana IL. l. Fon far t,@ward the slope of the
I5oail- No, 'utains IN he vast valley Of
he Siississipr,ti there will soG4 be no acre
of arabic land nCt taken up by settler or
80 ;,, he interest of public enterprises.
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B9rIn a characteristic speech last
night, to some negro admirers of Col.
SAM WALKER, JOHN SALE said he or
WALKER Eve don't know which) felt
like ROBINSON CRUsoE on the island
of Juan Fernandez. WALKER, and
his man FRIDAY, will feel more like
CRUsoE tonight. One old darky
said, "Who is dat ar JOHN FERNAN-
DEEs? What's he runnin for? Is he
a Um6dldnch man."
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween US, under the sty le of a. Castle-
berg & Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. A. Castleherg has withdrawn; Mar
tin Wittenb0rg assumes the liabilities exist
ing on firm account, with exclusive control
over the settlement of the firm affairs.
A. CASTLEBERG,
Jan. ), 1870. MARTIN WIr1ENBORG.
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1909.
The Dead of the Year, in Europe and
america,

In the neurological list of the year 1869.
are have 70 number Henry J. Raymond,
- cretarv Rawlins, Secretary Stanton /:
and among politicians Of past day, Time
bss Neen unusually busy. EX-President
p;orcs x-AttOrney-General Bates. eN-
eecreta ries Bell, Guthrie, Walker and
SToncav- ex-GovernOrs Fitzpatrick Of Geor-
80 - Dickens Of South Carolina, and
ffat cnrio, Is relic of a bygone political
80 Toaeyb Ritner, sometime Governor of
- - -, 'a-these are among tbs best
i.e.ll.X ~ the host who have been gath
- 10 their fathers during the past
,-~ei,.s r,ontbs The loss of European
statesmen has b cen much smaller. In
England Lord d, pby and Lord Stanley Of
AlderIev; in Spai 2 Gen. Dulce; IN Russia
Prince Menschikoi :; IN France Marshal
Ejel and Troplon q ln turkey Fuad
Pasha-are the most distinguished of the
dead.
= we miss the names or Old IrOnsides and
Gen. Wool: abroad the British Gen Lord
Cough. Admiral Sir J ames Gordon, who
brought British fleet mp the Potomac in
1874 the French Marsbals Mel and Reg
nauit st. Jean d 'AngeIy, the famous Rus
sian soldier Menschikof, and the veteran
Jomiui, Art depl0res the loss of Grisi,
Perljoz. and Overlook; science mourns
for Hengstenberg, Reichenbach, Jukes,
and many lesser lights; and the charities
of two bemispheres viii feel the tsking
away of George Peabody. In Literature,
although the list is long, very few names
of real eminence are found in it. When
We have mentioned William Carleton,
Professor Conington, Frederick S. Coz
zens, Peter Cunningham, Alexander
Dvce, Lamariine, and Ste. Beauve, we
have called over all the most iHustrious.
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MARRIED.

WOOD-COLLINS-O the evening OF the
9th inst, at the residence of Col. $. X. Wood,
by the Rev. DIR. Ford, Miss JULIA Woop, OF
this city, and r. +. COLLINS ESQ, of Walnut
Bend Ark.
Mr.. COLLINS has won and carried away one
of our fairest flowers. We, together with le-
gions of friends of the bride, wish the hap
pie couple lifetime of bliss and perfect
happiness. They departed last evening on
the Magenta for the land of the orange and
the lime ON wedding tour.
PoWELL-TAGGART- even
ing, January 5, at the residence of the brides
mother, near this city, by the Rev. DR.. Col
Inns, Dr. A. A. POWELL, of CoffeeviIle, Miss,
and Miss NJ. S. TAGGARr.
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THE TELEGBAPHERS' STRIKE.
Progress Of the EoyBGsnt---What The W.
Ut. CO. Says.

NEW York, January 5.-The Western
Union Telegrph operators struck yester-
day afternoon, nearly all ieaving OF work.
The Company says there Is no ground IN
fact for the strike, that no salaries nave
been reduced, and that they can permit
no combination or organization OF men 70
dictate who or how many persons Ihey
shall employ for the transaction OF their
business. They approve the action OF
Mr.. Mumford, in reply to proposition OF
the operators that members Of the teie-
graphic organization who had already
stopped work be reinstated in their for
mer positions. The Company declined 10
act, for want of official knowledge. Inc
telegraph officers say part OF the men
have struck, but there is force enough on
hand to perform the service. The opera
tors last night adopted card to brethren
throughout the. country, asking upJped
action. The issue is life or death. as vel
as to sustain San Francisco brethren.
The operators in thirty-lour principal
cities are now on a strike on account OF
the alleged reduction of wages of two op-
orators in San Francisco. Ne ariy all the
operators, male and female, in this city,
have Joined in tine strike. Business Is not
stopped-only retarded.
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Merchants and business men
Of Memphis If you would pre-
vent the city from passing INTO
the hands and under the con-
troll of men who will use it
for their own purposes, you
must leave your business To-
day and vote and labor for
John Johnson, and the Demo
cratic ticket. If you do not,
and Walker Is elected, you
will have none TO blame but
yourselves. Remember this.
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Iudue Hawkins.

NASHVILLE, January ga short time
since Judge Hawkins, of the Supreme
Bench, rendered his resignation, to take
effect on the LIST. Immediatpiy before the
close of the year he withdrew his resigna-
ton, a fact which is supposed to have
some political significance. The three
Supreme Judges are Republicans, and it
is surmised by some that Hawkins re-
ceived an intimation from Washington to
hold on, in view of a possible complica-
tiOn growing out of the action Of the Con-
stitutional Convention. 1t appears to be
the impression that the Convention will
reorganize the Judiciary of the State from
the Supreme Court down.---LOuiSpilte
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Such as syphilis, Gonorrhoea, elect, Stric-
lures, and all Urinary Diseases; syphilitic or
Mercurial Affections of the Throat skin or
Bones, Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture; also, the
effects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous TO the
body and mind, producing Blotches on the
face, Debility and 1mpotency, Dizziness Dim
ness of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Fore
boding, Aversion 10 Society, Loss of Memory,
Weakness etc; not all OF these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently in Various
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rhe1atest New York Horror.

NEW York, January 5.--Anotherst strange
tragedy is reported this morning in one OF
the fashionable mansions of Fifth Avenue,
a few doors from Twenty-sixtt street.
Last night young man named James b.
Pell. son of II. L. Pell, ESQ.,. committed
suicide by cutting his throat from ear to
ear with a razor. The alleged cause of this
dreadful deed was grief for the death of a
favorite brother, who died more than a
wear ago. Further Investigation may de-
vaIo. 0thor taaaona
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nis,illeriss nnminn tn Grief.

CLEVELAND, O., January 5.---M. Dwyer,
SuDervisor of Internal Revenue, has
caused the arrest of the Evenings, propri-
etors Of distiilers' and rectifiers at Wea-
1-er,s Corners, Huron county; also, the
Government storekeePer assigned to duty
there for numerous violations OF the rev
anue laws. The examination will be had
I.efore Commissioner White tomorrow.
HSr Dwyer is making thorough work in
h;s denartment, in bringing up deiin-
.,nents who have eluded the payment OF
1oyernnent taxes heretofore.
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Naval Matters.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-Commodore
JosephsH. Green has been ordered to be
in readiness to the Eastern squadron of
the North Atlantic fleet, now commanded
by Admiral Poor. The Eastern squadron
of the North Atlantic fleet comprises the
vessels stationed north of Cuba and south
of the Chesapeake.
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re- BURDETT-BEECHER, LEWIS
DYER ct ie CONNIE, etc, are warm sup
porters of SAM WALKER. Will the
sons of Old Ireland, who are Demo-
cratic to the core, vote such a ticket?
Not one of them.
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No Pay Until Cured /!

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining to his
Specially, and all other Diseases, not requtr-
ing his attention outside of his office.
gB-A seperate Office for Ladies' ia
Ofiee hours from O'Clock am, to O'Clock
pm. D. :. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-The pay
ments by the Treasurer lor the month OF
count of interest on the reduction of the
public debt, were as follows: Civil and
miscellaneous, IS, ,s64, 1852 Sc; war, 81, $50, :
s4S s6; navy, g, IA, ,046 95; pensions, $780,
- Gff rOT DQ9 70
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~ John Johnson's election will
rev, We business, give the poor man
labor by the encouragement Of in
dustrv. and secure him money, food
and clothing
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. Attachment Suit.

State of Tennessee, Shelby county. Before
Thomas B. Mynatt, Justice of the Peace in
and for said county.
Davis & Baugh VS.. P. s. Harreu.
A FFIDANIT having been made and bond
"a given as required by law, and attach
ment having been issued and returned before
me, levied, etc, on the property OF defend
ant, and defendant not TO be found in my
county:
1t is therefore ordered, That the said de-
fendant appear before me, at nay office, in the
city of Mem phis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
on the 4th day of February, 1870 at 10 o'clock
am, and make defense to said suit, or the
same will be tried exparte; and that a copy
of this notice be published IN the Memphis
Appeal for four successive weeks.
THOS. 3, MYNATT, J. p.
January 5, 1870, lad
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DemOoracY 10 New HampshIre

CONCORD. January 5.-The Democratic
State Convention which meets to-day
promises TO be the largest held for years.
Gen. John Bedell will undoubtedly be
nominated for Governor, and Gen. NJ. H..
Donohoe for Railroad Commissioner.
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s5n. .nnn Eira In PhiIadaInhla.

PHILADELPHIA, January 5.-Eesterday
the mill of John Maxson IL Son, at Man
yunk, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
$50 900. Insured.
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BaF John Johnson never owned
Bank, never burst a Bank, never had
anything to do with bursted banks,
and has always been a true man in
every relation of life.
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rnnnnssea RnndhnIders.

NEW YORK, January 5.-Messrs. a: d.
Williams, and Thomas and Reuben Man
lev have been appointed committee by
the bondholders of the State OF Tennessee
i'm this city to go TO Nashville and urge
such legislation as will protect said bond
II 4
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Don't vote any but the
straight-Out Democratic ticket.

RS The Merchants, Bankers, Busi-
ness men, Mechanics, Laborers and
Professional men should all vote for
John johnson for Mayor.
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&2R n a~Rrd-

Q TOLEN from VIM. NOIles, near German
- town. one Light Sorrel Mare, about eight
years oldS with blazed face, and white spot
on right Jaw; is natural PAGER. The above
Nolles or p Carter, near Germantown.
F.g
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN JOHNSON.
For City Tax-COiIeCtOr,
FELIX w. ROBERTSON.
For Wharfmaster,
ROBERT COODE.

R| Every citizen who is for White
Men ruling the affairs of Memphis,
will vote for John Johnson for Mayor.
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Democrats Vote the ticket
of your party.

B Every true Irishman, Italian,
German, or other foreign citizen who
is opposed to Radicalism, will vote for
John johnson for Mayor.
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Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify, who have
been cured by me IN New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo, and various other places. All commu-
nications strictly confidential.
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VENEREAL on SECRET DISEASES.

rs NOW permanently established for the
1 treatment of Patients, both Male and Fe-
male, who are afflicted with any form OF
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EAST River Rridue

NEW YORK, January 5.-Preliminary
steps toward laying the foundation of the
RrookIyn tower of the East river bridge
were taken yesterday morning at the
peck Slip of Fulton ferry. 1t is intended
to nave The bed clear for the reception of
the eaissons by the middle of March.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASnMic NnTlcE

A SPECIAL communication OF Kill @
~ winning Lodge No. 341. will be held w
this CrHUkSDAI) Evening, January/&\
6th, at o'clock, for work in the +. A. degree.
All E AS are fraternally invited.
BY order OF W. II. EDMONDS w NJ
LOUIS CzAPSBI. Secretary fa6
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VOTING PLACES.

HAVING been notified by the trustees or
Il the Quimby Church, and also the Pastor
of Africa Bailey Church. that those places
cannot be secured for voting places, the fol-
lowing places are hereby designated:
Eighth 81 Ward-POplar Street Market.
Tenth (IO) Ward-hisSissip ppi House, Main st.
Also, Il being i'm possible TO secure IN the
Ninth 49, Ward-Chelsea House, Second
street Is designated.
Second ~ Ward-Engine House, Poplar st.
First fll Ward-NO. 3S Main street
The above changes are made after a thor
ough trial to secure places, so as to protect
the Judges in case Of bad weather
JOHN Z. BOUGHNEH,
Commissioner OF Registration for shelby Co.
Ledger copy p. Jat
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NEW York, January 5.-The sale Of
pews IN Beecher's Church last night real
lied So, 900, considerable increase on last
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Personal.

New York, January 5.-Gen. Hovey,
United States Minister TO Peru, and Hon.
Charles L. Perry, United States Consul at
Aspinwall, will sail to-day in the steam
shin A riZOna.
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LIVERPOOL, January 5.-Cottou firm: Up
ands llHglEsd; Orleans, II549Il5sd; sales
Y 200 bales.
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EafaI Rallrnad Annldent.

COLUMBUS. ONO, January 5.-W. NJ.
Naugbton, President Of the Columbus
CITY Council, was run over by lOcOmo-
tive this afternoon and terribly injured.
His arm and leg were amputated. He
viii probably die.
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Ht5- take pleasure in recommending Mr.
Martin Wittenb0rg to my friends. He con-
tinues the business at our Old stand No. ISS
POnlar Etrpet- IiaEL A. q STI. .ERERlr
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN JOHNSON.
For City Tax Collector,
FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
For Wharfmaster,
ROBERT GOODE.

BG- John johnson is worthy the
votes and efforts of every good man
in Memphis. He will have them.
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H9 The AUa 5dncbe is making its La Il
dying kick. It and the "Sam Walker
clique" have1o ng sought to rule Men,
phis. This is their last effort. Don't
let it be successful.
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"ks 3 ee as Water.

NEW York. 9anuary 5.-The Croton
Department received during the year, for
water rents and penalties, 81 1857 ,269 So,
being an increase of Sl7,7I5 70.
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Vote for none but good men
to-day.

HS~ The man who does not want
the city ruled by the worst element
in it will vote for John johnson for
Mayor.
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Don't vote the Radical Wal
ker ticket.

BEMr. JOHNSON has the confidence
of the School Board, the school teach
ers, and the love of the schOOl-chil-
dren.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-06
Plantation for Rent.

rNOR the, ensuing year, my Undivided
4 Half OF the Farmer Place, sifPated
in Crfttenden county, Arkansas, near Blsd-
sOe's Landing, forty miles below Meru-
phis, and three miles from the river. Tne
whole place contains one hundred and fry
acres cleared land, gin and Clubhouse, dwell
ling and outhouses. The richness o. the soil
Is nnsurpassed-will easily yielG bale q
cotton to the acre. For terms, apply 10 = H.
Word. rs second street; or Frank Moor, bles2-
~, gs5 A-'''- o - JOHN P. RICE