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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JULY 2G, 1870.

inE for passengers AZ Reuben street AMI wessetu
AFeLoe- Ear the arcoHn ia1ion nf lhuae VINO
cannot 60 1t 80. passenger car Will he attaehr,I
10 the freight ua.a thai leares the same depot At
1:so p n
The Amcrcs1 Dentsl Association hollis IL.
next annual eess.on At Nashville Tenn. apu-
mcncinR on Tuesday, August . The Mjch:gan
Central Railroad has t4sueti tickets Tor the ruuau
tr1r. at one-half the usual fsre-f0r sale at the
fremont house ticket once, on and after Friday
ne1t. Fasofable Ar2ngrments have been made
for accommodations at Nashville, and also tor
thts-e who desire tD Visit the Mammoth cave
At O'Clock this evening, eruupl viii he
Lroksn tns The +tecutin Of The new e.lince Of the
Trinity ~ E Church, on Indiana ayenue, near
TTenty-faurth street A sho aldress. with other
exercises, may l'e expected, after winch the
ground Will lie formally broken. The plaus tnii-
cate that this VIII be the unts1 Methodist Entseo-
pal hurct t.,tffct II sherlts.
"a lecture will tr 1elve' e, IN Fen,an Hall,
on the corner Of Randolph and Wells s{yeets TO.
HnfThw eytn!nN, ~ JAHes Ile.iy, OF New York.
Snblrct "Mtthnl III a1II Iat huitc .sn coat1 asts11
to give each their metita according to SCRIPTURE
AMI few remarks on utttef sectanana"
-Johh F. Ftnnegrt. E-H. Ut the Chtca4o Rrp.,h-
t.uH, Nil! lecture. H-Dutrt'E evening. III lower
Far~.ll Hall, lwioEe The Chicago Ltcpnm, IN the
subject Of tne "Sapaennlc WArs" Ihrfe will al
50 I've debate ani music. All arr invited.
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Real Estate Wanted !

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lat rel :, IT. e:sy ri C!:.rl., 5ur t t:a De11
r.t lcaua in the vicinity ot fstcain,. anil an
r.. cnd4..: al:o in thu vicinity tf W+rtesn-1v. and
Madi .nst.: 4. in the veinrr If C.l:aea tirtrt-Av
and ls"uxla4slacr: h!-o in the siccity VI Wards Roll
ing Mill
Th+ tstt metf0ned 10: .henli bc hh"nt II fee aud
hr athtEs from Is 30 feet tront, and IT ast It's rt
de- a4tS.
Bids will tx received at thu G.sptru1.+r. 0f.e- nnt;3
the 5th dls Of Ars#tt. and will Il. rafza-l ls tht
C,nyfgo!cr n tie CulSt1oa Council f4r it. Aetia
| thereon GEO. taylor. Cn,1p:Tul.e..
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the wonls !" y"rnnx." "Eenttr." "hlqh.' ''urF,"
-.mtaet atmosphere, ' '' rain, aud "snow:"
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JUsEPH II. MuRtAKTS,
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Craqin on Utah.

The parties interested in the duty or
.Bess amer steel have gone home, and have
abandoned all hope of getting any legis-
lation al this session.
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NASHVILLE,
Proceedings Of the LeaIsIaturs-.-The Spring
Fair.


NAsHvILLE, May l7.-Senate bill 70
suppress drunkenness, and giving coun-
ties, towns and cities the privilege OF
electing whether or not license shall be
granted 20 tippling houses within their
midst, passed first reading and was re-
ferred. #N
The bill to authorize county clerks to
take stock in county divisiOt's and the
State Fair, was referred.
Senate bill, ON second reaiiIls, repeal
ing ali laws taxing marriage licenses, was
passed.
Senate bill establishing the county of
Etheridge in West Tennessee, and naming
the county seat Emerson, passed third
reading and was transmitted to the House.
The Office of Assistant Doorkeeper of
the Senate was abolished for the remain
der of the session.
House bill passed first eading pro-
viding for the election of Governor and
Legislature next autumn. Also bill to
lease the ROgersville and Jeffersonville
Railroad. Bills passed second reading
to prevent discrimination in railroad
freights. Bill taxing the Fast Freight line
five hundred dollars passed.
A resolution providing that in redis-
tricting the judicial circ6its, the number
shall be limited to fifteen, was referred.
A bill for the relief of wounded soldiers
of the late war, which eXempts them
from working on roads and paying poll
tax, passed.
Adjourned,
The Spring Fair of the Tennessee Ag-
riculturst and MECHANICAL Association
convened this mOfning, attracting con
siderable interest among all classes OF cit
iZens, and drawing large crowd of peO-
pie from the surrounding country.
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We have six Admirsls, City captains and
seventy eight Commanders.
! He declared the navy Captain of to-
day to be a robber through and through.
He compared the Navy Register with the
estimates of the Secretary, and showed
that there are three hundred and twenty
four officers alleged to be in the navy,
who are not In 1t, for whose pay the Sec
retary makes estimate, and for
which provisions are made in this bill.
After reciting various abuses and ir-
regularities, and comparing our navy
expenses with those of other countries.
He concluded with 3 sweeping dennneia-
ton of She administration OF naval Of
fcers.
Brief speeches were made by Messrs.
Stevens and Argent, criticising the bill
and giving their views Of the present ma
val administration. 80 "a,
At 4:;I0 the committee took recess
until 7:;I0 pm.
Epe1iilg SeSsiOR.-House met in COM
mitttee at 7:30.
Mr.. Archer made speech defending the
Spaval service against charges.
41 Mr.. Cox asked and obtained permission
IA. print his speech containing his views
o65naval matters.
Mr.. Dawes drew a comparison with the
British navy and ours, in order to show
useless extravaganza.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
New York Election.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Returns from the
State indicate that very light vote has
been polled in most of the counties. Co
lumbia cOUnty-Hudson City, Democrat
ic majority, 2s7, a gain of 76 over the
Presidential election; Greenport gives Al
Democratic majority, and Kinderhook
gives 100. The estimated majority from
all towns indicate that Church's majority
is 80, Democratic gain of about 200.
In Albany county the entire Democratic
ticket is elected. Albany city, Democratic
by about 400 majority. The vote is very
light. Full returns of the city give Sell
den 5000 and Church $500. In West Troy
the Democratic majority is So, Watervliet
800, COhoes 275. In West Chester county,
White Plains, very light vote was cast.
The whole number cast here is 32l, being
100 short of the last election,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18

It is the opinion of tboss Senators who
have studied the matter closely, that the
Senate Will postpone all action in the San
Domingo treaty till next winter, in order
to call on the friends OF the admins
tration and have time to collect addition
al information about the condition of the
island, political, financial and otherwise.
Senators Sehnr9 and Paterson have made
q canvass of the Senate, and find 32
Senators opposed to the tEeaty. This is
eight morR than enough to defeat it if
r.raasaH q 2 .rnra fhia session
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
smuuulinu AIOnu the Mexican Border

NEW YORK, May la special from
WashiustOn to the EVenillg Post says an
important report will be made to Con-
gress in a few days from the joint select
Committee on Retrenchment concerning
smuggling frauds along tie Mexican bor-
der. A vast amount of evidence has been
ta1en, all tending to show that there has
been thorough organization TO carry on
this nefarious practice. and that 1t is still
continued to very great extent. During
the examination of witnesses, an ex-COn-
federate officer of some prominence testi-
ged that Glring the rebellion Juarez,
now President of Mexico, was at the
head of this smuggling organization,
with the full knowledge and consent of
the Confederate Government, and that he
supplied that Government with arms and
u7-lnitions of war in return for cotton,
Sauich he smuggled into Mexico. This
sdsas done at a time when he professed
great friendship for the United States,
and this when our Government was eX-
tending to him much aid To regain Mex
leo from the control of MACMILLAN. The
evidence upon this point is conclusiye,
and will undoubtedly create some talk in
political and diplomatic circles when
published.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
PralsewOrthy Movement by the Germans Of
New York

NEW YORK, May l7.-Yesterday six
thousand persons, mostly Germans, rent
ed the new park grounds at Astoria, be-
longing to the German cabinetmakers'
society. a large hotel has been erected,
two shooting galleries and dozen pri-
vate residences. The object of the asso-
citation is to furnish cheap country houses
to members by furnishing lots on the
monthly plan payment, to assist all who
will build at the present time. The asso-
citation has been successful in a large
mum Der Of lots. It is expected by fall 500
houses will have been projected. The
park is tastefully laid off into wide ave-
nues, and many of the streets will be
shaded with trees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18

Books for subscriptions Of stock to the
Grenada, HOuston and Eastern railroad
have been opened in New Orleans. Com
menciug ~ Grenada, where the Missis-
sippi Central and the Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi roads unite, this road win pursue
q course slightly north of east until it
crosses the line Of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad st Okolona, thus traYersing 3
country Of great fertility and productive
ness ia cotton aud Indian corn.
The Montgomery Ala Advertiser says:
.t Major Wallace has contracted with
Messrs. W. G. Privitt & Co., of Alabama,
for building twenty-six miles of the south
aud North Alabama railroad. This closes
M the entire line between Montgomery
aud Blount Springs and twenty y-seyen
miles south from Decatur, leaving twenty
i've miles between Blount Springs and
Saulpaw x Co. 5 work to be built by the
penibentiary forces"
The yfcksburg Herald of Saturday says.
% The grandest ceremonies and the most
elegant festivities that have occurred in
this city Tor long time, viii take place
on Friday, the 10Th instant, on tho occa-
sion OF the dedication Of the magnificent
Jewish temple. After the dedication cere-
monies and IN the evening. grand ball
will be- given at the Prentiss House, and a
most magnificent banquet had afterwsrd
upon the palatial steamer Frank Par
goud.
The Aberdeen Examiner Democratic
approves Gov. Alcorn's appointments.
Sot only the selection Of Simrall, lone
Of the ablest lawyers of the State,' but
Peyton "has served" IL says, "with
credit TO himself and the Commonwealth" l."
Of Tarbell il says: . He presided over our
Circuit Court and gave general satisfac-
lion" Messrs. Boone, Orlando Davis and
Leachman-the irst Confederate soldier,
the second a Democrat, and the other a
Repu blican-are said to be wisely selected
for places on the Circuit Court bench.
From every part of Mississippi we learn
that the weather is quite favorable TO
planting interests, and the cotton is
coming up finely. Corn is reported as
having a good stand, and the people,
white and black, are working in earnest.
A rain would be beneficial, but the crops
are not suffering. A larger proportion OF
corn has been planted than was put in
last year, and there seems to be a general
effort 10 improve on last years cultiva-
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
Reform Movement d charIestun. S. c.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May I7.-One of the
largest mass meetings ever held in this
city took place last night under a call
for citizens of all classes, cOlors and po-
htical parties, to inaugurate a movement
IoF EetrencA l+ent and reform in the State
Government. This was the 6rst occasion
in which there has been a cordial political
commingling of the white and colored
citizens of Charleston The officers of
the meeting, as we'll as the speakers, were
both white and colored. A mixed dele
cation Yas appointed to represent the
Charleston State Reform ConYention, to
be held in Columbia, July 18th, to which
the other counties are invited TO send del
egates. Great enthusiasm prevails.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
Attachment Notice.

w. B. Daviess, N. Z. virden, partners, under
the firm name and style of Virden, Da
viess & Co., VS.. j. E. O'Hara, of Helena
Arkansas.
N EFs9RE JAMES HALL, Justice of the Peace
ID for Shelby county; affidavit having been
made in this cause, and attachment issued
and returned, levied, etc.:
n Il therefore ordered, That publication
be made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, q
newspaper published In the city OF Mem
phis for four successive weeks, commanding
fhe said ]. e. O'Hara TO appear before me ct
my offioa, in the city of Memphis, in the l4th
Civil District OF said county, on the second
day of June, 1870, at 10 O'Clock am, and
make defense to said suit against them. or Il
will be proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL.
ap2 Justice Pease for Shelby county
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18

Boston, May 1.-THE suit of Mrs. w.
II. Lewis, for divorce from her husband,
commenced to-day in the Supreme Court.
The case will be remembered as creatin &
great Interest on accouat of the
Kidnapping of the child Corinna,
by her father 10 October last
aud adjudicated before Judge Cor
dozo, of New York, and resulted in the
return of the child 70 its mother. DIR.
Lewis was not present at the trial to-day.
Witness testified regarding an improper
intimacy Of the doctor with a Mrs. Jami-
son. The case viii be continued to.mor-
row
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
crevssss !, aank uf Erie Canal.

UTIcA, n. Y, May fat u O'Clock
last night two hundred feet of the north
bank OF the Erie Canal, about. i've miles
from this city, gave way. The water Ger
ried away the railroad track and did otRer
damage, the amouns of which is not esti-
mated. Travel on the New York Cen
tral, in consequence, will be delayed sew
eral daVs
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1lativs. Barley ruled quiet and unchanged
New Orleans.
new ORLEANS, May r.-Cotton Irregular at
EiogEzs. F. q s211s4 IS; Xxx, So s71@
81 40 Hay SO. Oats zoe. Bran, 81 40
Proytsions-Mess pork firm at s3l9M 80.
icon shoulders, ls5sc; clear rib, I71Se; clear
SS.des, sc Hams, 2092ie. Lard scarce at
Molasses and sugar unchanged.
Louisville.
LoUIsVILLE, May H.-BagEing rules firm
but quiet at 26e for Kentucky hemp; ze on
Cotton inactive and dropping; mIddllngs
Flour is firm and owing to scarcity is in an
upward teEdeneyi extra family is held at
Grain-wheat nominal at 81 O59I 20. Corn
steady and demand fair at 81 Y. Rye hrm al
81 Oats, receipts large, and prices declined
TO 6Sc from store, including sacks. Barley IS
nominal and nothing doing. Barley malt is
active, with sales OF fall malt atS 81 Wheat
malt, 81 10; rye malt 81 49, corn malt, 81 40;
liGroceries are IN fair jObbing demand. n. o.
sugar. prime l2c; N. o. molasses. prime, ICE;
Hay weak saleS Of eheice timothy on Ievee
at slS9lS so, and delivered at depot at sl9 50.
PrOYisions-Go speculative demand, and
shoulders, IS1sc; clear RIB, E1491z<e. Bulk
meats-shouiders, PFC; clear rib, l6e; clear
sides, l6]5c. Hams, sugar-eured lg1ac, all
packed. Lard prime salad, I7e, but closed at
l7l4c in tierces, Breakfast bacon, packed, l9c.
Whisky, raw, inactive; small sales at 81 "
al o..
Tobaeco-Marlket dropping; sales OF 3S3 hhds
at prices ranging from 50 IS to So, the latter
price for bright wrappers.
st. Louis.
SF. LOUIS, May l7.--Flour-De steady
and market unchanged.
oirain-Receigts Of Oats, 1913 sacks. Wheat
No. 2 lower; Red Fall No. I, 81 Is. Corn
prices unsettled; mixed Yellow and White,
sjc9S1 05. Oats DUH at sc. RYe-Prime, SSc.
Provisions firm and unchanged Mess Pork,
$50 CO.
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of the long and continued
| illness OF my family, ami acting under the
advice of my physicians, L have determined
to change climate in hopes thereby to again
restore to health those most dear to me. To
effect this, l have this day sold my stock OF
Furniture and Fixtures OF the house. No. 2S2
Second street. to Mr.. ]. j. Suter, who I be-
lieve to be a clever gentleman and worthy
successor. Thanking those who have so lib
orally patronized me, solicit continuance
of that patronage to my successor, Mr.. J. ].
Suter. am, respG Gctfuliy,
j. d. STILES.
Memphis, May 7, 1870.
gS- Having bought the above43amed stock
OF Furniture, at No. 2S2 Second street, re-
spectlully solicit the city and country trade.
III. SUTER.
Formerly with Mckinney, Bryspn Il Go.
Nav l. 1s-D
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Anothsr Boston DefauIter.

BosToN, May 17.-To-dsy's issue of the
TrdUeLyer says that one Nathaniel Gates
has been arrested on a charge of cheating
the government out of 100000. The au-
thorities for months past kave suspected
a leak in the Office in the collection of adj
ditional duties upon invoices. To dis
cover it, plan was adopted of charging
to each clerk the invoice given, and re-
Gently it was discovered that Gates had
not made correct returns to the cashier.
He was at once arrested and made full
confession.
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STRAYED,

OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT, NJ. q T. r. RI
Memphis, Tenn, May 10, 1870.
Q TRAYED from the Mississippi and Ten
- nessee Railroad on Thursday last, the
18th inst, RED COW and GALE, COW six
years old, and marked with a half crop in
each ear; calf not marked and about two ~
months old-bOth in good order. A reward
Of ten (Slg dollars will be paid on their de-
livery to me at the NJ. and 4. Depot, or any
information that will enable me 10 get the
same. j. M. PAMPLIN, Agent.
myi6 NJ and T. X. r.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
white River . S. Nail Line.
THE entirely new and magnifi-
n saogaarrnrnr- i1I-I|

TFNHE entTeIy new aIII IIIzIE1 IIllI- --G7N--I7
cent side-Wheel passenger
racket. built expressly for the trade,
II p WALT Ohm W0ODBURN. Master
s'ygill leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
5o'clock pm, for all points on WHITE k!YEA
rFRouGH TO JAcKsoHPORT; also, TO WEST
po1Sv and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
con ectinR at DEVALL's BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPRINGS, con-
needing at Iacksonport with steamer Bates
,-ilIs Tor FlooA h oerAS and intermediate points
on RACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
RatesyilIe, For freight or passage apply on
board or at Office of the Company, No. Medl-
son street, stanton Block.
ap2 w. Il, KENNEDAY, Agent
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France to 6reece, GREETING.

FLORENCE, May lZ.-Ihe entire redoc-
ton and 50 omission of the Neapolitsn in
surgents is repOrted 81 the war Office this
morning
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PAINTS, PAINTS, PANTS

ID EADY MIXED COLORS for painting and
II beautifying interiors and exteriors Ol
Houses, Barns, Out-buildings, Fences, etc
etc, called RAILROAD CoLORs, which name
has been CoPY-RIGHTED as a TRADE MARK
and any infringement will ne prosecuted 70
the full extent OF the law. These COlors are
warranted superior to (strictly pure) White
Lead for the three following reasons:
Ist Because they viii cover OEE-rH IRE
(l-3) MORE SURFACE, weight for weight, con-
sequently more economical.
I'd. Because they will stand more exposure
and remain uDtarnished MUCH LONGER.
Sd. Because these colOrs WILL NOT FADE
WILL NOT SPOT, which any one can satisfy
themselves, by examining work done In this
city over year ago.
And lastly-We wish painters and those
wishing to buy Paints TO understand-thest
COLoRs ARE not MUD PAINTS, but are PURE
OXIDES OF IRON, combined with STRICTLY
PURE ENGLISH WHITE LEAD. ground in PURE
REFINED LINsEED OIL. Try them. We WAR
RANT THE cOLORs GENUINE GOODS, and wOr-
thy the confidence of the most skeptical.
For sale by q. W. JONES Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
2j7 Main Street, Mem Uhis,
mVlS dAW Sole Agents.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


ROME. May 1.-THE canonizstion of
Christopher Columbus is contemplated.
The Italian Revelt 0aeIled.
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SIOO Reward---Roguss and Thieves

TWO YOUNG NEGRO MEN, both very
L black, made kaleidoscope from trial al
Denmark, Madison eodnty, Tenn, on the
came here from Memphis about a year ago
looks to be about 25e ears old, 5 feet 10 inches
high, weighs US to lS0 pounds, cOnverses
well, rather intelligent and good looking
one Of his upper front teeth broken half on
the remaining portion of It black, which any
one would be likely 10 notice; says his name
or near Louisville, Kentucky; he LEFT
with one black suit and one white
homespun suit of clothes. The other
man is tall and slender, has "A long walk
large white teeth and very small head, feet
10 inches high, weighs about l50 pounds, 10 OF
20 years old, raised near this place, named
Peter Weatherly-though both may change
their names; Peter was rather badly dressed
when le left. One hundred dollars reward
will be paid to any man who viii arrest these
men and confine them in any Jail where
may get them. J. G. REED,
Denmark, Tennessee.