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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-22

NASHVILLE, MAY 2I.--Two reports from
the special Committee on Railroads were
presented in the Senate tO-day--one on
the Knoxville and Charleston road, that
has within two years spent seven hun
dred and ten thousand dollars in bonds
Of the State, selling many Thousand dol
lars of their bonds at a great sacrifice to
raise money 70 pay the interest on the
bonds themselves, while the value of the
whole concern is not worth, according to
its official officers own statement,
more than tWO-thirds of the amount of
the bonds the State has loaned it. The
second report was that of the East Ten
nessee and North Car lima road, 10 Id
some thirty miles long, which has OBJ
tanned and squandered four hundred
thousand dollars within two years, and
all that road, with ali its material, is not
worth more than $40, 600, which consists
of some material at qusrries, and in the
woods, and within about five miles of the
track. The President OF this road sold
bonds enough at SO cents on the dollar to
raise $4,000 cash to pay installments of
interest on the bonds, part of which he
sold, and withheld vouchers to account
for his disbursement. More of these dis
closures are coming in in few days, and
the people may well be astonished at the
speculation and misappropriation of the
proceeds of taxes.
On the thirty-first ballot for Secretary
of State to-day Brown and Howard, the
former candidates, were withdrawn.
Several new candidates entered the list
but ThOs. H. Butler, circuit court clerk,
of Jackson county, obtained ffty-twO
votes on the foTty-second ballot aud was
therefore declared duly elected Secretary
of State. He is said to be very worthy
gentleman.
Much damage is being done by the ex-
treme and long continued hot and dry
weather to the crops in this vicinity. The
thermometer has been above $50 all this
week, and not cloud to be seen.
Our Criminal Court commences on Mon
day with nine hundred cases on the dock
ct, of which eight hundred and fifty-eight
are misdemeanOr and fOrty-twO felony.
Hon Dorsey B. Thomas is announced
for Congress from this district.
FOrty-tWO prisoners are now in the
Davidson county Jail.
Intelligence from Hon. Gustavus A.
Henry last evening states that his condi-
tiOn is extremely critical, and death may
occur at any hour. No hopes are now en-
tertained of his recovery.
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The Mississippi Legislature.

We synopsis the official report Of the
proceedings Of the Mississippi Legisla-
lure, on the 18th, as follows: A bill is
pending ia the Mississippi Senate to char
Ter the Raymond and Bolton Railroad
No laluor viii be permitted 20 be sold
within a mile of Greensboro, Cboctaw
county. The .Choctaws lof that county,
viii suffer.
The TishomingO Savings Institute is
incorporated.
Congress viii be memorialized 70 pro-
tect the low lands from overflow; the
land secured TO be applied to the eOnstruc-
zion OF q railway and leVee.
Marshall county protests against the pro-
posed sub division OF that common
wealth.
The general railroad law Is still under
discussion.
Governor AlcoFn protests against a mar
Tisge license fee Of s., and would have the
whole business of marriage intrusted TO
the Chancery courts.
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ORDINANCE


Be u ordained by The General Council Of The CTl
Of Memphis
SECTION l. That for the purpose of meeting
the current expenses Of the city government
until sufficiency OF the taxes for This year
can be collected, the Mayor of the city shall
have authority 10 borrow fifty thousand dol
lars, or any less sum, in the name of the city,
at any rate of interest which may then be
legal in Tennessee and to issue therefor the
notes of the city of Memphis, signed by him
self and cOuntersigned by the City Register.
Said notes shall not have longer tnan twelve
months TO run to maturity, and shall be re-
ceivable at or after their maturity in pay
ment OF taxes upon real and personal prop
erty due the city fer general purposes, but not
for taxes on sales and privileges, nor for
wharfage, nor for special taxes for interest
upon the bonds of the city.
Passed first reading. Rules suspended and
passed second and final reading by Council.
COncurhd in by Board first reading. Rules
suspended, and passed second reading.
Approved May q, 1870,
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r, RICHANDs, City Register. m22
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The catahOula Vendetta.


From the n. o. Times Of the 18TH
Volney Liddell and Wede Young,
charged before United States Commis-
sioner Urban, on the affidavit of Cuthbert
B. Jones, with having, on the 2sth Of Feb
ruary last, proceeded to the house of the
sheriff, in Hsrrisonburg, La, and there
murdered Charles and William Jones,
who were in the custody of the Sheriff,
States Marshal In this city. They were
at once committed to prison by COmmis-
siODeF Urban, to await sn examination.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


NASHVILLE, May 2l.-Bills passed first
reading: Exempting druggists from any
other taxes than for regular business and
increasing salary Of physician of peni-
tentiary. Bills passed on third reading
To change the line between Washington
and Sullivan counties; forming new coun-
ty of Christiana from Louden, East Ten
nessee; appointing four additional deputy
sneriffs in Shelby county; to more ef-
fectually collect claims placed in the
hands Of constables and requiring prompt
action from those officers.
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An INSPECTOR Of SPIRITS IN TrOubIe.

CINCINNATI, May 2I.-The trial of Col.
T. r. Roberts, who was arrested a few
davs since on the affidavit of T. P. Saun-
ders, Charging him with having conspired
to defraud the Government while acting
as general inspe tor of spirits in 1887 and
1868, has CONNIE eed before Commissioner
Halliday. The alleged frauds were com
mitted principally at the plank road dis
tillery, in Storrs township, where Roberts
inspected large quantities Of spirits, and
as claimed by the Government, gave false
certificates Of inspection.
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MARKETS
tBY TELEG GRAP.H.1
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2I.-FIour dull and lower.
sales 500 bbls.; 81 60g4 so for super State:
81 g595 50 tor common 10 choice extra do:
round hooped Ohio; S. 29@5 As ffr trade
brands; Southern brands dull and lower.
sales $50 bbis; IS S5a6 90 for common IL
fair extra; 50 6G99 80 for good TO choice extra.
Rye Hour steady sales ZOO bbls. at 81 60aRI S5.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn-sales $500 bush.
at 81 1901 II for new mixed Western: 81 IL
for Western yellow; 81 l2@l Il for old
esteTn. rye quiet and steady. Barley
dull. Barley mat quiet. Oats q1iet: sales
1900 bush. at 65tl67o for Western.
Provisions-Pork dull; sales 200 bbls; SO 81
for mess; S2293 50 for prime do. Mess beef
steady; sales l20 bbls; sli9l5 for new plain
mess; Sl64ls for new extra mess in tierees.
Cut meats unchanged; sales 75 plkgs at l2@
l25<c for shoulders; l61z9l7c for hams. Lard
l11<@lG5fc for kettle. Butter dull and heavy
at f0931o for Western; 309s4a for State.
Cheese quiet at 78ie1sc for comHon to prime.
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A PoIItloal Hack snnhhed hy the Women.

RICHMOND. IND, May 81 A Woman's
Suffrage Convention is being held to form
a permanent association here. Some of
the most respectable women of the place
are participants. Judge Wilson, mems
candidate for Congress, asked to be
permitted TO address the meeting, but
like Julian, and as with negroes in their
amendment celebration, the request was
unanswered.
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ORDINANCE.

Be Il ordained bg the Board Of lHdVOr and Gene
erdt Council Of Gse city 0f Memphis, as JollOl0S.
SECTION /. That it shall be deemed a mis-
demeanor for any rag or junk dealer, or other
vendor, or dealer in secondhand articles or
commOdittOs TO purchase any article or COM
modify belonging to his trade, from any MI
nor. Without the written consent of the pa
rent, guardian or employer OF such minor.
SEC. Any person found gully OfviOlating
the provisions Of this ordinance shall be
fined not less than ten nor more than fifty
dollars,
Passed drst ree6ling; rules suspended, and
passed finally by Council. Passed first read
ing; rules suspended, and passed second and
final reading by Board of Aldermen.
Approved May 2, bf7O.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor
Attest. /. Il RffrI Rns rifu E2ariafn-- - %
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DAYTON and Mlchlaan Railroad.

CTNCINNATI, May 2L-The stockholders
of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad met
on Monday TO consider the issue of pre-
ferred stock to redeem the bonded debt,
and to consider a modification of the ex-
isting lease to the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad.
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Rurnsd Rody RecoYered.

ST. PAUL, MINI, May 2l.-The body
of Miss Dora Mcclellan, of Boston, burned
TO death in the destruction of Concert
Hall block on Thursday, was found yes
terday. She must have perished from
suttocation before the flames reached her.
No other remains have been discovered,
and 1t is almost certain no other lives
we're lost.
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New Democratic 0rgan---The Crops SUI
ferinQ.

HAMILTON, O., May 2l.--A new Demo-
cratic paper, under charge of Col. Robin
son, late of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
issued this morning.
The drought is very severe in this sec
ton and crops are beginningfto suffer.
Much of the corn will haYe to be re-
planted.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE.

Be u ordained blythe General C0sncaof NE city
Of Memphis. That the grade Of Poplar street,
from Boundary avenue to Dunlap street, be,
and the same Is hereby changed. from the
black line so as 10 correspond with the red
lines on the City Engineers profile herewith
exhibited.
Passed hrst reading by Council; rules sus-
pended. and passed a second and hnal read
ing and passed first reading by Board OF
Aldermen; rules suspended, and by them
passed second reading.
approved May 81 1874
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register m22
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CINcINNAfI, Nav 2I.-The report of the
Board of Health upon the registry sys-
tenn with regard to the social evil, pre-
sents the fact that the system is produc-
tive of good results. The number of
houses now registered is one hundred and
fOrty-four, and the number of white pros
titutes is five hundred and forty-fve.
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Base Ball ON IFS Travels

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Chicago Base
Ball Club will start on tour on the 18th
or 10th Of June, and will play a match
game with the prominent clubs of the
Eastern cities an1 towns, beginning with
the Forest City Club on the Zlst of June,
and winding up with the Olympics on the
18th of July. No allowance will be made
for weather,
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ST. LOUIS, May 2l.--Sarah Buckleys
sister of Elisa T. buckley, who recently
received damages from the Missouri Re
palbEicGH for defamation Of character, has
brought suit against the same paper
for slaDder. Damages claimed, $25. 900.
Weather excessively warm; SO in the
shade,
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The Sannerfesf.

CINcTNNkTI, May 2I.-It is expected
that more than 100000 visitors viii attend
the National Sangerfest, including num-
bers from Canada and Europe. One party
from Chicago is understood TO have en-
daring the time
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SUMNER RETREAT.

THE PUT-IN-BAY HOUSE, on PUr-IN-BAY
Il ISLAND, LAKE ERIE, OHIo sixteen miles
from Sandusky, is the coolest resort ia Amer
lea, and VIII accommodate eight hundred
guests.
There are twenty-five islands in the groupe,
covered with vineyards and flower gardens.
The lake is full Of all kinds of fish, wild
duck abound, and pure air never fails.
Yachting, boating, bathing, billiards, bowl
rooms, moon Light excursions on the baySare
truly romantic.
It was here that Commodore Perry " met
the enemy and they are ours" and many
relics OF the battle remain.
Terms much less than Eastern Watering
pamphlet. [my20l WEST g SWENY.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Railroad SwlndIing, RascaIly Showing,
the State Robbed Butler, Of Jackson
County, Elected Secretary Of State---
The Dry Weather and the Crops Crime
Thomas for Compensation. 6ustavus A.
Henry Sinking.
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Nav Ynrk EIpctinn

NEW YORK, May 2I.-Tbe World says
remarkable changes in several counties
heard from swell Church's majority for
supreme Judge to 10000, and appearances
indicate that he will have a larger one.
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n EADY MIXED COLORS for painting and
II identifying interiors and extertorB OF
Houses Barns, Out-buildings, Fences, ETC.,
etc called RAILROAD COLOR8, which name
has been COPY-RIGHTED as n TRADE marx,
ard any infringement will pc prosecuted to
Tie full extent OF the law. These ColOrH are
warranted superior to tstrictly purel White
lead for the three following reasons;
lst Because they will cover OEE-THIRD
IN MORE SURFACE, weight for weight, con-
seQuently more economical
9d because they will stand more exposure
and remain untarnished MUCH LoSGER.
ri because these cOlOrs WILL NOT FADE-
WILL. NOT sPOT. which any one can satisfy
theTnselves by examining work done In this
city over q year ago.
And lastly-We wish painters and those
vUishiug to buy Paints 70 understand-these
~ oas al az NOT MUD PAINTS, but are PURE
oST1Es OF IRON, combined with isTRIcrLY
,srr1S- Ics7t7IIs4 WHITE LEAD, ground in PURE
pTFISgED LINsEED OIL. Try theIl- We WAR
P1,gT THE coLORs GENUINE GOODS, and wor
nv the confidence of the most skeptical.
u Sow sale by q. W. JONES & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
2i7 Main Street, Memphis,
rovls aAv Sole Agents,
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Columbus, Ky. Burned Down

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-A great fire broke
out in Columbus, KY, today and is still
burning tonight. Nearly the entire city
is DESTROYED
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CHARGES against the Postmaster General


The Ways and Means Committee are at
work upon the tax bill. 1t is not thought
that any change will be made in the tax
on distilled spirits, though some mOdifi-
cations are expected in the mode Of col
lecting it. Strong influences are al work
to have the whole taxes collected at the
distilleries, and delegations are now here
from Cincinnati, New York and Philadel-
L 81. 4
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FOR VICKsBURG.
For ARKANsAs RIYER.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
san amer l1lelobCi
This splendid passenger steamer n
will leave as above uEzaE3z14lElLs
TUESDAY, Path inst. at pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD& CO. Agents.
my22 Il Madison street.
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Trustees Sale.
Monday, Iune 10, 1870,
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEERS y OFFICE,
MuaFnHUa 1rrrrHT Nav On l97

- Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until u o'clock m, MONDAY, the
SOth inst, for furnishing the city with
Lamp Posts and One Hundred
Lamps.
For further information apply at this ONCE.
j. II. HUMPHREYS,
mv1l (-ffv E,ngineer
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Travel 70 califorala

OMAHA. May 2I.--The travel to Califor-
mia for the past ten days is unprecedent-
edly large. The cOmpany will add an.
other through train.
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NOTICE.
To the Owners and Agents Of Real and
Personal Property In the City
Of Memphis.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,(
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 20, 1870.
TNHE Assessors for the 4Sd (f870 corporate
Il year have completed their Assessment
and returned their Books to this Office as re-
quired by the City Ordinances, where they
viii remain open until the FOU URTH DAY OF
JUNE NEXT, for examination and correction
by parties interested.
my2l JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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PARIS, May 2I.-A diplomatic CORES
pondence from the Empress says the
Gar of Russia is in a precariOus state of
health. l.
The Dutch Abolish Capital Punishment u u
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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HoT SPRINGS HOTEL

q TIT a. GAINES, Prop'rs, Hot SPRINGS,
. ARKANSAS, Is now open for the reception
OF guests. Everything has been ntted op IN
the most superb manner, and every conVen-
ience added TO make guests comlortaDle. mlI
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TOLEDO, May 2L-Flour steady. Wheat a
shade lower; amber opened at 81 Is, and now
offered at 81 40; No. 1 white Michigan. 81 40
white Michigan regular az 81 30; No. I red,
| 81 Is; No. red, 81 Z Corn a shade lower
No 1, 921&c; Nc. 2, 92c. Oats a shade lower
No. l, 5ses Freights quiet
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Southern Pacific Railroads in Hook.

Various Southern Pacific railroad fac
tiOns are coming together with view to
concentrating upon some one Of the vari-
GUS measures now before Congress for
that project. The eTrans-COntinental rail-
way men, who are very strong in the
House, refuse to agree upon any other
bill but the one they have drawn. They
can defeat the Senate bill they say, and
rather than agree to the project of Sena-
tors Howard, Kellogg and Rice, they will
prevent the passage of any bill this ses-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Anthony House:
Little Rock, Arkansas.
JAMES A. HENRY, PROPRIETOR

ss REFTrTKD AND REFURNIsHED, and every
essential change made to render the guests
stay pleasant, and give satisfaction in every
respect.
ss- Telegraph, Railroad, Steamboat and
Stage Ofices in the house. mv22
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&1o0O HeWaRd

For any case of Blind, Bleeding or Itching
PILES that DEBtNG's PILE REMEDY IAiis ALE. ~
eure. It has cured cases OF 10years standing.
Try IL. and get rid OF the most Troublesome
disease fiesl1is heir to. Sold by all druggists.
Sold everywhere. send for pamphlet
kabrafo7p-li2 FrPnkiin street,
ap22 Baltimore, Nd
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
The Emperor of Russia in M Health.

tuc EHlpCIuN " hua6td H III HcdsAus
PARIS, May 2I.-A diplomatic cores
pondence from the Empress says the
Gar of Russia is in precariOus state o.
health. l.
The Dutch Abolish Capital Punishment. u
HAGUE, May 2I.-The Lower Chambers
Of States General, or Dutch Parliament
have passed bill abolishing capital pun
ishment.
Resignation of Danish Cabinet.
CoPENHAGEN, May 2I.-The King ot
Denmark has accepted the resignation oi
the Danish Ministry, and the new cabinet
will soon be announced.
The Greek Bandltti Murder Before the
House of Commons.
LONDON, May 2l.-In the House OF
Commons last night Mr.. Gladstone, in re-
plying to Sir Roundell Palmer, admitted
that friendly state or nation is bound to
protect the lives and property of all for
eigners travelling through its territory,
and should give special protection to
members of legations or representatives
of foreign countries. In reference to the
recent murder of Englishmen by Greek
brigands he said that the Government de-
manded of Greece full investigation and
punishment of the bandits as soon as the
facts were known. The Government has
in mind some conception of remedy for
such state of affairs in Greece, but be
would not suggest how.
Spanish Throne.
MADRID, May 2l, midnight.-Tbere is a
prospect of a speedy settlement of the
question of suitable occupant for the
throne by the acceptance of that position
by ex-Regent Espartero. A deputation
OF the COrtes called upon him, and to
hn
younger and more suitable candidate be
selected, as his declining years and the
growing inirmities of age would unfit
him for lengthy occupancy there; and
in the event OF his death, being without
heirs, he would leave none upon whom
the mantle of royalty could descend,
which would only result in further de-
ierring the choice for permanent rsle.
The deputation in no wise differed from
the wise reply and pressed the candida
ture upon him. The Duke touched at
the unanimity with which the request
was made and withdrew the refusal, and
announced that he held the matter in
allegiance, and another interview was ap-
pointed for to-day.
-~9he deputatiOn, pursuant to arrange
an,Lnt, called upon the Duke this after
noon. He declared he had for months
regarded sufficient preference to the scep-
ter, but considerate and more weighty
motives Of TIE purest patriotism had in
duced him to reconsider his determine
ton of refusal. He therefore ex-
pressed a perfect willingness to
abide by the unanimous decision of his
cOuntrymen who had called on him to ac-
cept the Crown, at the same time leaving
it TO the Judgment of his constituents in
the Cortes to approve bis course.
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Our dispatches contain the latest news
from all poin $. The Arkansas is falling,
with three feet to Little Rock. White
river is also falling. Weather warm and
dry. Business was dull on the leyes for
Saturday
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
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Now Goods lust Received, worth 3
Times the amount Asked
for Them

Comprising jO-hOns Fine French COrssts,
each pair in a box, for only 81 o.
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T. K BOWman..-.-.----.s-. aPaa
1EYIIL leave Memphis for HELL
w ENA, L'ANGU1LLE and 81. ~. n =
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, st
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
ea,,Io u Madison straet-
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
CHARLES GOODWIN.

GAS WORKS, May q, 1870.
The river fell 8 inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water marx of 1867,
Is feet IL inches.
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CoPENHAGEN, May 2l.-The King of
Denmark has accepted the resignation of
the Danish Ministry, and the new cabinet
will soon be announced
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Resignation of Danish Cabinet.

HAGUE, May 2l.-The Lower Chamber
of States General, or Dutch Parliamen
have passed bill abolishing capital puI
ishmeut
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uly2l
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Revolution Dollar Store
2l3 MAIN STREET.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE. OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NashrilIa- MAY s Is-n- l
26th Day of March Last,

TN pursuance of the Fourth Ordinance OF
II the late Constitutional Convention. have
carefully examined the Official returns OF the
election held ON the