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TELEGRAMS.

Badly and Duncan, convicted o
rape in Philadelphia yesterday, werC
sent to the penitentiary for thirty-twC
years and fined 5000 each.
The Kansas Labor Union meets Oh
the I'D September, to nominate Con
gressmen.
A colOred convention at Leaven'
worth demands share of the Offices
in Kansas and in the city.
Ackerman, U. S. Attorney General
sent copies of the XIV amendment
law to all marshals and u. s. Attor
neys, etc, yesterday.
Newfoundland fears an attack from
the Fenians.
An American house in Liverpool
busted for 10000 pounds and fed.
HBreen, shot yesterday by Sandek in
Louisville, cannot live. Sandek JUS
tifiable.
The famous trotting mare, Lady
Thorn, yesterday fell from bridge to
a railroad car and dislOcated hel
thigh.
General Sheridan heard of the de.
GldEdklOu VI wal anu .cB BAAC0 AOA oAAl
obtained an indefinite leave Of absence
to visit Europe merely as observer o.
events.
The Conservative Executive Com.
mitteeo Richmond, Va, opposes any
entangling alliances with any party
and adhesion te that organization
which upholds the banner of Constitu-
tional liberty.
The Orangemen have their celebra.
ton without banners, to-day, in New
York. They fear an assault.
Bells tannery, at Binghampton,
New York, was struck by lightning
and destroyed yesterday. Loss $12,-
600.
Receipts Of customs tOr week, July
Both, $S,711,2
Specie in Bank of England has d.
minished s490,000 In the past few
days,
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COTTON FACTORY
FOR SALE,
Or
Exchange for City Property.
BAY SPRINGS COTTON MILLS,
The Finest Water Power In the South.

THE machinery Is all new and now in sue
cessful operation, This valuable prop
erty is situated in the southern portion Of
Tishomingo county, Miss. twenty-five miles
south Of Iuka. ON the stage road leading to
Fulton and Aberdeen.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
Eight hundred acres of land, covered with
fine timber; one large frame factory-houses
81 by ~ feet, 31< stories, and 500 sptndlesi one
large roomy store house, with good cellars
one large frame carpenter shop; one large
blaelxsmith shop: one large cottOn-shed and
yrOol-csrder: fiYe double houses, Tor opera
tives passage betWeea; four single houses,
with shed attached: four single houses, with
ont sbeds: one large mill-hOuse. with corn
and wheat mill; one large gtn-hOuses one
sayvrniIl with new circular saw; besides
yTeIIfng-houses, stables, Gibbs, etc.
a LARGE, bold and never-fatling stream Of
water passing through natural rock canal
the left bank thirty feet and the right bank
tWeEty-nve feet high, OF solid rock Ihe PED
on bottom is also solid rock; in fac5s II Is
solid rock canal, with capacity to drive TOUT
to ten thousand spindles; in healthy l9eal-
Ety with good road to Iuka; 3 splenolu i u
cnard of about three hundred chotee aPP1e
trees and fine peach orchard. ,.-,s,,.,
Here is a splendid opening for caplss s ts< 15ss
10 fnvaSf in fbe finest water power IN me
eourh with All necessary oulialnAs on s-.o
nraua3ses ready built. large enonsn ior spAA-
,,i,,e, Or 1reay-iTisg or both, If deaireo.
~ - T,-prss i, T,Tt5FRAI. Apply 70
DONOHOs JOY q CO.s
Raal Estate and Emigration AssnSy,
ana q Madisor street. memphis 1enn,
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NEW Yoak
The Mysterious Murder and kathan Rsh-
bsry--.msrdsrsd with Bass Ball Bat. Z

NEW YORK, August 4.-No facts Of
either interest or importance, not pre-
viously made public, were ELECTED al
the Nathan murder inquest to-day,
which, after the examination of off,
GERS Mangam and Evels, and two car
penters employed in the house the
day before the murder, was adjourned
until Monday.
John Butler and Gustave Shaw,
schoolmates at GreenvilIe, N. j., quar-
relied Tuesday, when Butler struck
Shaw a fatal blow with a base ball
bat, from the effects of which he died
yesterday.
Real has refused to see any visitors
except a few friends to-day, and spent
all the time with priest and the Sis
ters of Mercy, preparing for the execu-
ton tomorrow. He continues per-
fectly calm and collected in view OF
his fate, and says he will die ike a
man
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ENGLAND.

EINGAAiNOs
LONDON, August 1.-The ports OF
England are rapidly filling with North
German vessels anxious to escape
French cruisers.
A circular has lately appeared from
Senior Sagasta, defending Spain as in
nOcent of cause of trouble between
France and Prussia. The document
is well received.
LONDON, August 4.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Daily Nelrs writes
on Tuesday: 1.-THE enthusiasm for
war has entirely disappeared in Paris.
1t is now evident that war with
Germany means a protracted struggle
against a million of armed combat
ants determined to defend their own
country, and if possible to give the
French such a lesson that hereafter
the Emperor's poor mode of making
his reign an era of peace by attacking
his neighbors will be rendered inn
possible. The announcement that the
fOrtiticatiOns of Paris are to be placed
in a condition of defense and the EN-
perOr's admission that the war will
be long, have singularly dampcned
the ardor of those who imagined that
within a fortnight a glorious peace
which would re-establish the SUI
premacy Of French arms, would be
signed in Berlin, are still told that the
Germans are trembling at the idea of
encOuntering the mitrailleurs and
TurcOs, but this legend has lost its
effect"
LONDON, August 4.-The Daily Neics
gives an important contradiction to
the statement of the Paris De6Gts
respecting the secret treaty. The
De6dts says that the treaty was not
secret, butas the project was reduced
to writing and vaguely formulated, it
was within the cOgniZance not only Of
the governments of France and Prus-
sia, but of the English and Belgian
governments next, and the treaty it
sell, it is said, was in the hands of the
English government from the very
beginning.
TO this the Daily Nelcs responds,
without any fears of well-fOunded
contradiction: 1--WE take upon our
selves to assert that our Partisan CO.
temporary is misinformed. The pro-
jected treated was never in the hanSts
of the English Government, and first
came under their eyes when it was
published in the Times"
The Nes0S suggests that any mem
Der of Parliament who wishes to be
officially assured of the absolute ignO-
rance of the foreign Office has only to
put the question to elicit distrust by
negative answer.
A special from Paris, Tuesday, says
that DR.. Relanton joins the army on
the pretext of forming an ambulance
corps, but everybody knows that he
goes as special attendant upon the
Emperor, the state of whose malady
does not permit him to dispense with
his most trusted physician.
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Result at Bartlett.

Special % Memphis APPEAL.
BARTLETT, August 4.-There was
larger vote poIled at this precinct to-
1ay than was ever given before. The
election passed off quietly. Demo
cratic vote, 226; Republican vote, 2l1;
Democratic majority, 10; total vote,
437. The Magistrates for the Seventh
District are E. W. Caldwell, f. Pull
liam and g. NJ. Bartlett; Constable,
T. NJ. Bartlett.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August 4.-The officers Of
the Union Club of this city have se-
cepted a large wager offered by M.
Thomas, of Paris, that the French
will be in Berlin by the 10Th of Au-
gust. A Prussian reserve of 100000
men are encamped in front OF Berlin.
Forage is scarce in the Rhine prov
inces, and Prussian horses are suffer
ing severely.
BRUSSELS, August 4-The Chambers
are called to meet on the Sth inst.
BERLIN, August 4.-The Prussian
Government says Of the battle at
Saarbruck that a feeble garrison
held Saarbruck till the French de-
ployed and advanced in three col
umns. The Prussians then retired to
position north of the town to OBJ
serve the enemy. In spite of the free
use by the French Of their Mitrailleur
artillery and Chassepots, our losses
were only two officers and seventy
men. The loss of the French APP
peared more serious. Oar troops were
admirably cool.
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me Resrlt at NashYIIIe !,

NASHVILLE, August 4.-The first
judicial election under the new Con.
stitution took place to-day, The Con,
servative ticket for the Supreme
Bench is undoubtedly elected in this
city and county. The vote was full
and the election passed off quietly.
Interest concentrated in the choice Of
Chancellor, for which there were three
candidates, RexfOrd, (Radical), East
Conservative, and White, (Conserva'
tive). The contest was close. The
result will not be known before to-
morrow. Knox county gives Radi'
cal majority.
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Special to Memphis APPEAL.l
STANTON, Tenn, August 4, 9:l;
p.m.-The votes polled here to-day
are as follows:
Supreme Court Judges-Conserva-
tive, IS; Radical, l72.
Chancellor-Muse, 170; Fentress, GO
Circuit Judge-A. A. Freeman, 129i
G.. B. Black, 60.
Attorney General = Talley, l76;
Skeffington, SO; Caruthers, 5; Elder, 2.
Circuit Court Clerk-Nsil, l43; Ray
ner. 93.
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THE WAR.
What Two Prime Ministers Think Of Ons
Another.
Generosity Of the French to Prisosers Of
wsr--.Periugal Neutral.
PrussIan ExpIanatIOn Of the sasrbruck
Affair.
A Prusslan Victory at w4rsssnberg.
UNITED STATES.

NEW YORK, August 5-1 a.m.-
A special to the Tribune from head
quarters of Prussian army says the
troops of the 9TH and 18th Prussian
army corps, reinforced by the ID Ba'
varian corps engaged Gen. Daunay's
division of Marshal McMahon's corps.
The French were driven from the
field and the Prussians occupied the
French camp, taking several hundred
nriConprs
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Result at Trenton.

Special to Memphis APPEAL.l
TRENTON, August 4, 8:30p.m.-The
vote is not more than half counted,
yet is nearly unanimous for Black for
Circuit Judge, and Elder for Attorney
General. Also, the Nelson ticket for
Supreme Judges carries everything.
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Election at Humboldt.

Special to Memphis A 'PEAL.l
HUMBOLDT, August 4.-FOr Circuit
Judge: Black, 1876; Freeman, l45.
For Attorney General-Elder, 70;
SkefingtOn, 224; Tally, 81; Caruth-
ers, IL.
For Circuit CIerk-Burnett, IA;
Williams, 100.
For Justice of the Peace-Allison
80; Hardison, IA; johnson, l4S.
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Great Democratic Victory at GsrmautOwu.


Special to MEMPHIS APPEAL.l
JACKSON, TENN, August 4, 2;45
p.m.-A small vote is being polled.
The negroes are not voting much,
Fentress will get the entire COnserva-
tive vote of Madison county, which,
we think, insures his election. Har-
ris is not known in the race in this
county.
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BALTIMORE.
A Great RaHrOad Fraud.

BALTIMORE, August 4.-There was
a rumOr yesterday Of an over Issue al
stock Of the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad Company, commonly known
as the Parkersburg branch of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, which was
leased and worked by the latter COM
pany. The over issue is stated in the
morning papers to amount to
$500, 900, made by the Secretary
of the company, w. l.. CraW-
ford, who resigned. The amount OF
the over-issue is suppOsitiOn mere
ly, as no statement was made by
Crawford, and the directors have not
concluded the examination. The
Over-issue is all hypotheeated in Bal
timore at about fifteen dollars on the
share, the par value of which is fifty
dollars. Crawford, secretary of the
company, was confidential clerk OF
the banking house of Alexander
Brown Sons for many years. Ex-
Senator Van Winkle, president OF
the company, it is stated, en-
trusted to the secretary blank GER
tihcates Of stock, bearing his signature.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 4.-The Journal OIL
cieI publishes the diplomatic circular
of Grammont on the disarmament.
The document, after refuting the state
ments OF Bismarck, terminates thus:
+" If Europe remains armed, If mill
| lion are on the eve OF shock of battle,
| il cannot be denied that the response
bility is Prussia'5, as she repulsed all
idea of disarmament when we caused
the proposal to be made, and began
by giving the example. Her conduct
is explained by the fact that at that
hour, when France contidiDgly re-
duced her military contingent, the
Cabinet at Berlin was secretly organ
iZing the candidature of a Prussian
Prince for the throne of Spain, so pro-
vocative of mischief. Whatever cal
umnies the federal Chancellor may in
vent, we fear not. He has lost the
right to be believed. The conscience
of Europe and history will say Prus-
sia sought this war by inflicting upon
France, preoccupied with the devel-
opment of her political institutions,
an outrage no nation could accept
without incurring contempt"
PARIS, August 4.-Duke De Gram
mont has issued another circular, re-
affirming that aggressive propositions
originated in Berlin. France made
none, but, on the contrary, she
had commenced her disarmament.
Count Won Bismarck bases his pro-
pOsals on his anxiety about the plans
of Russia. giving details which Duke
De GrammOnt temporarily withheld.
The Duke concludes that, owing to
the falsehood which Bismarck has
already uttered, through fear, he has
lost all claims to be believed here
after.
The bights taken by the French at
Saarbruck form a key to the railway
approaches to Treves, hence the i'm
pOrtance of the conquest.
The General transatlantic Com
pany's steamer Lafayette, from New
York for Havre: arrived yesterday.
METZ, August 4.-FOurteen Prus-
sian soldiers, captured at the attack
OH Saarbruck, passed through this
city late yesterday afternoon, part on
their way to Bellefont and part to
Thionville, where they will be i'm
prisoned. The Prussian wounded
were cared for the same as the French.
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3. D. WILLIAMS,
~ General Suplt and Laud Agen
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PORTUGAL

LISBON, August 4.-The Gazette Of
ficially publishes the decree Of neutral
ity of Portugal.
There is report that Don Serbia
csda has accepted the profier Of the
crown of Spain.
Manifestations We're recently made
against Saldavha in this city and
Qporto,
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SHERIFR's OFFICE Memphis. Aug. 3, 1870
ON SATURDAY, August l3, 1870. 1 will open
" and hoid an election in the city OF. Mem
phis, for the purpose of ascertaining the viii
Of the qualified voters of the city OF Mem
phis in. the Issuance OF $500, ,000 of city bonds,
as designated in the ordinance of ghe- Com
mon Council Of the city of Memphis above.
Those voting in favor Of the issuance OF said
bonds will indorse upon their tickets
" BOnds;" and those voting against sad is
suance VIII indorse on their tickets q No
Bonds.p The following officers, Judges and
Clerks are appointed TO hold said election:
First WRrd-Deputy Sheriff, ]. ]. Murphy
Judges. John Newsom j. ID. Davis and A. Rem
kert: Clerks, G. w. Sturdivant and +. @.
Schaper.
Third Ward-Deputy Sheriff, E. T. Smith
Judges, 9. W. Green, L. Amis and w. j. Chase;
Clerks, ]. f. Bridges and g. L. Barinds.
Fifth Ward-Deputy Sheriff, Martin Cohen
Judges, h. b. Chiles, James Banks and I. 3.
Norment; Clerks, I. L. Risk and John B. Glib
son.
Seventh Ward-Deputy Sheriff, ]. @. Mof-
fatt: Judges, w. W. Davidson, J. ]. Lovin and
W. W. SMALL Clerks, Eugene Finn and II. e.
Hoy.
Officers holding election will report to me,
at my ofice, Greenlaw Building, Second at.
.-.l MARCUS ]. WRIGHT
Sheriff OF Shelby county.
Evening Ledger copy and send Dill to May
or's Office. aus I
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DENMARK

COPENHAGEN, August 4.-The DAN
ish government still struggles hard to
preserve neutrality, but popular ex-
citement is intense and perhaps un-
governable. The sympathy for France
among all classes is very marked.
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ORDINANCE.

Be Il ordained by the General Council of the CEtv
Of Memphis:
That the ordinance passed on the 10th day
of April, 1870, and approved the I'D day OF
April, 1870, providing for the issuance OF five
hundred Thousand 1850, ,0OOl dollars of six per
cent. bonds for funding purposes, be so
amended that the principal and interest on
said bonds shall be payable in gold com of
the United States
Passed first. second and final reading by
Board Aldermen.
Passed FIRST, second and final reading by
Common Council, July Q, 1870.
Approved July 9, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. Il. RICHARDS, City Register.
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE
South End of DeSOtO. toiu

THE largest college in Mem pnis. and the
i cheapest college in the world, opens the
18th September, payable in advance. quar-
terly. 6. r. bridges and lady IN charge OF
Boarding Department; Miss ]. X. Sim mmons
in charge OF Music Department Board (all
fnand), $40 per month: all Literary Brauches1,
Sc; Music Vocal and Instrumental. s..
jyG ]. d. MEREDITH. President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

ON the lst of September, next, viii pro-
" ceed to sell, at Royster Trezevant's.
No. $40 Main street, all Watches, Jewelry,
etc, left at my store for repairs, aud not
called before that date
A g. MULLER, Agent,
z af4o6 No lSf Main III
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Hungary

PEsTH, August 4.-The Diet of
Hungary yesterday emphatically de-
clared in favor OF Austrian neutrality
in the Franco -Prussian war.
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MAYORS 0FFICE-

H MEMPHIS, TENN, Inly 9, iS70.
In accordance with the requirem ents of the
above ordinance, an election will be held on
SATURDAY, August Is, $50, at the following
places. to-wit:
At the Engine-house, Main street, In the
First Ward. a
At the Engine-house, Adams street, in the
Third Ward. lfiii'a
At the Engine-house, uhelby street, In the
Fifth Ward. ~. = .s.-r-- -rf,s .-tl..t.s VI
/. AT the Engine-house, Desotostreet, In the
jyl0 JOHN JOHNSON. Mayer.
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Acadsmy Immaculate Conception,
jackson, Tenn

THIS Institution Is pleasantly situated In
Il healthy and picturesque part OF N ad-
isOn county. The convenience of access TO
Jackson from all parts OF the West and
South, and the acknowledged healthfulness
favorable for the location OF a literary insti-
tuition.
The Academy is under the charge of the
Sisters OF ST. dominic. The system of educa-
ton is the same as that pursued at st. Agnes,
Memphis, and similar institutions in Ken
lucky. IL is every way calculated TO secure
all the aims of education, moral and intel
lectual culture, rifinement OF manners, and
physical Improvement.
The Fall Term will commence the
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DY virtue of an order of the County Court
ID of Shelby county, will. ON
Saturday, the 28th of August, 1870,
Being the fourth Saturday in August, open
and hold an election at all legal voting places
in said county, TO ascertain the viii of the
qualified voters of said county upon the ap.
prOval of a subscription Of ave hundred
thousand dollars for shelby county, of the
capital stock of the Memphis, Holly Springs,
Okolona and Selma railroad company. made
and subscribed by the County Court OF Shelby
county; said subscription 70 be paid In
twenty-year six per cent. bonds, payable
semi-annually, in tse city Of. New York. with
coupons attached; the tax to be paid by every
voter to be converted into the stock OF said
railroad company under the charter. One OF
the conditions Of this subscription Is, that the
company win transport all citizens of Shelby
county at rates not to exceed the following:
that is to say, for ten miles and under rom
Memphis. ten cents; for the nrst hfteen
miles from Memphis, over ten, nfbeen cents;
for the first twenty miles, and over fifteen
miles, in Shelby county, twenty cents; a1d
upon the further condition that the western
terminus 70 10 remain al the city OF Mem
phis. Those voting In favor Of said snbscrip-.
ton will have upon their tickets the words;
"a For subscription; :" those opposed to It will.
have upon their tickets the words: {" No sub
scription.p A List OF officers, judRas etc. Il,
hold said election, will be published hereafter
lle 2 MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
jy4 sheriff Shelby county.
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H. I. TomIinsan & Co, Agents,
No. n MADISON STREET,
jyst ~. i.s,, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Orgy DISSOLUTION,
DISSOLUTION

TSHE copartnsrship heretofore existing be-
III tween E. B. q j. W. Weber, under the
name aud style Of =. b. Webber a Bro,
Is this day dissolyed on account OF me 1satn
Of. n W. Webber. The business OF said nrm
will be settled By 3. b. WsD0er, the surviving
partner who Will continue the Cotton Fac
forage and Commission Business on his own
account at the old stand No. z0 Front street.
IaT /. 1870. l1y8l Il. b. WEBBEH-
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STATE ELECTIONS.
RadlosIlsn Crushed Out ia Shelby codnty.
Results ia other coantlss and cities.
Wonderful Democratic Triumph.

Democratic Triumph 10 Upton County.
/ Special TO Memphis APPEAL.l
MAsoN's DEPOT, August 4, 7:S0p.m
Vote of Mason for Judges-Desder-
ick, lO4; Nelson, l04; Miller, As
Wheeler, "A; Turney, 104; Nicholson,
1O4; Trimble, 70; Weisener, "a; Sneed,
lO4; Freeman, lO4; Hawkins, rs.
Chsncellor-FentreSs, IS; Harris, 20
Muse, 20.
Circuit Judge-Fllppin, 100; Steele,
60.
For Attorney General-Wood, 1l0;
Dupuy, "A; Wilkerson, I6.
Charleston District, via Mason
Deaderick, "a; Nelson, 54; Miller, z;
Wheeler, 7; Turney, 81; Nicholson,
81; Trimble, Z; Weisener, Z; Sneed,
"a; Freeman, "a; Hawkins, Z.
For ChaneelIor-Fentress, 50; HaF-
ris, II; Muse, 9.
For Circuit Judge Steele, 81; Flip
pin, 40.
For Attorney General-WOod, SO;
Wilkerson, IS; Dupuy, 6.
From HardemaR.
Special to Memphis APPEALl
BOLIVAR, August 4, $3.50 p.m.-The
Conservative candidates for Supreme
Judge make a clear sweep here, by
20 majority. rs.r
Chancellor-Fentress, 152; Harris,
50; Muse (Rsdieal), 8. ..ft
Circuit Judge-Steele, l69; Flippin,
80.
Attorney General--Dupuy, 1863;
Wood, Is; Wilkerson, 50.
Great Democratic Victory at eermaEt0wH.
Special TO Memphis APPEAL.l
GERMANTOWN, June 4, 7:30 PM
Election returns from the 11th Civil
District: For Supreme Judges-Dem-
ocratic vote, 178; Radical vote, 1Os.
Ray, 187; Lee, 80. Stephens, lS1;
Craig, 80. Brown, go; Greeley, II.
For Magistrates-Walker, 20;
Jones, go; Weir, u; Anderson, 3.
For Constable-F. A. Hurt elected.
Democratic majority at Whites sta
ton, 11G.
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THIS town Is Situated on the Memphis and
4 Little Rock Railroad, half way between
Mefn phls anu LATHE Rock hfteeii miles north
OF Clarendon. thifty-three south OF Augusta
nfty-nve south Of JagksonpOrt, and EIGHT
from Cotton Plant
IT Is surrounded by q very tine .colzutT-V and
immediately in. the Pine Region, 0BeOf tic
nneSt bodies of pine In the State
Il y ON the high grounds between White
and st Francis rivers, and Is considered tIe3
very healthiest sections OF Arkansas.
B This place 1s destined 70 be one Of the
largest shipping points On the "a Hamphis and
Lfttle Rock railroad
Trains will carry passengers at half fare.
Terms made known on Jay OF sale.
July Is, 1870.
q. d. WILLIAMS,
ty2l General Sup't aud Land Agent
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MASONIC NOTICE

ID OCULAR Communicai ion OF Leila Q
II Scott Lodge No. IS, this (FRIDAY)XX
evening. at O'clock, August s. 1870 Afl/VN
Master Masons, IN good standing are invited.
By order of the W. NJ.
r. w. MITCHELL.
& ST,tTRN Saerafarv augb