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ALABAMA.

The feas and flies have taken posses
sion Of Haynesvilie.
Most of our exchanges are beginning
70 complain OF too much rain.
The Mobile Tribune, Of the 18th, says;
"At last accounts there were thirty-ti
cases Of small pOx in the pest-hOuss.
Died. in Huntsville, on the llth inst,
Mrs. Rosa e. O'Neal, relict OF the late
James O'Neal, ia the 56th year Of her
age.
The state Journal says it is rumored
thai Joshua Morse had been rendered
the appointment Of consul TO Rio
Janeiro.
Admiral SeIames is TO deliver the an
nual address before the literary societies
of East Alabama College, at Auburn, on
the 18Th Of July.
Daniel II. Cram. formerly Superintend-
ent OF the Montgomery and West Point
railroad, is now President Of the Pensa-
cola and Louisville road.
A dispatch OF the 18th instant, from
Cheyenne, states that five car loads OF
Chinese, for Alabama, passed over the
Pacific railroad on that day.
Twenty-ssven farmers report to the
Lee county Agricultural Society that they
have this season planted 1874 acres In
cereals, and $3.50 in cotton.
Another heavy storm passed over The
country south OF Montgomery, on Tues
dsy last, blowing down trees, fences, etc,
and doing great damage to the crops,
The dwelling of Mr.. Aaron Brandley,
of Monroe county, was burned a few days
aro with its contents, during the tempo
rary absence Of the family. Supposed
lneendisrism.
Eufaula voted on Wednesday last, by q
large majority, TO take $4,000 in the
Vicksburg and Brunswick railroad. The
amount is TO be expended for the build
ing of passenger depot, as near the
business centre Of the city AS practicable
The Mobile and Girsrd railroad is now
in regular running order from Columbus
Georgia, via Union Springs, to Troy
Pike county, Ala. On Friday last so
cial banquet was given at Troy in homo
of the completion OF the road to thai
place.
Judge Busteed has refused to appoint
reeeiver for the Nashville and Decatu
railroad on the petition of Orr, one of th,
limestone county bond creditors. re
siding in Mississippi. The petition wa
filsd in the Northern District Court, a
Huntsville, Als.
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ORDINANCE.

Be q ordained bv The General c0saseil Of ne cstg
Of Memphis:
SECTION /. That the rate Of taxation for the
forty-third corporate year, 1870, upon real
and personal property in the city of Mem
phis, shall be as follows: In the old city
limits, namely-the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Filth, sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards, for Interest upon the Bonded Debt, 81
upon the Sl00; for General Purposes. 70c. upon
the 500; for City Schools. Doe. upon the siO0
Sec. 2. And in the Ninth and Tenth Wards
the rate shall be for Interest upon the Bonded
Debt, Soc, upon the sl00; for General Pur-
poses, Tec. upon the 500; for city schools, soc.
upon the 500.
sec. s. Be Il further ordained, That said
several taxes shall be due and payable at the
Office Of the Tax Collector, in the City Han,
Exchange Building, on and after the first day
of July, 1870.
Passed first reading; the rules being sus-
pended the ordinance passed second and
fpal reading by the Board of Aldermen
Passed first reading by Council; the rules
being suspended passed second and nnal
reading.
Approved June Il, lq9
l.. r RTCHANDS. CITY Register ielS
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NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS
FURNISHING GOODS, ETC..
No. 800 Main Street, Memphis, Tel

NO. 5UZ Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
VNTE respectfully inform the public that we
w have formed a cOpartnsrship, under
the above firm, for the purpose OF conducting
a Wholesale Notions White Goods and Fur
ntshtng Goods business, at the old stand Of
h Meyer, S02 Main street, where we hope to
see the friends of the old firm and the trade
generally. f. MEYER,
je2 b j. BICKNELL-
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

GARDEN and Cemetery AdOrnments, Cast
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, Foun-
tains, Vases, Nerandas, ,Settees. ArbOrs, Chairs
Summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. in every variety Of pattern New
and improved styles OF Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc
PATENT WIRE WORK. - Railtngs, Store
Fronts, Door and window Guards, Fam
Fencing, etc.
BrOnze work.
Having fitted mp our Foundry with special
reference to the above class OF work, We ar
now prepared TO m, with promptness, a.
orders for Bronze Castings Of Statuary, colo
sal, heroic and life size
OEHAMENTAL. IRON GooDs.-The largest as
sOrtment to be found in the United 81 ates, all
OF winch are executed with the express view
Of pleasing the taste. while they combine all
the requisites Of beauty and substantial con-
structfon.
Purchasers may rely on having AL articles
earefally boxed and shipped to the place Of
destination
Designs viii be sent TO those v no wish 10
make q salectiOn- api0
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Information No. 44s.

United States OF America, District Court OF
the United States, District OF West Tennes-
Whisky Packages etc.
NTHEREAS, H. Z. Hudson. Attorney OF
Wv the United States for said district has
filed an Information against the following
property, to-wit: Twenty six Empty Whisky
Packages, Three Ten-gallon Kegs, alleging
among other things that the same has been
seized by the Collector of United States In
tsrnal Revenue for the Eighth Collection
District Of Tennessee for the causes in said
Information mentioned, and praying the
usual process and monition of the court, IN
that behalf. Now, therefore, in pursuance
Of the process of said court TO me directed, 1
do hereby give public warning, and notice
10 all persons having or pretending to have
any interest in said property so seized, that
they bel and appear before said court at the
city of Memphis, on the first Monday in Oe-
tober, 1870, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon of
that day, and intervene for their interest
therein, otherwise said property VIII be con-
demned according to the prayer of said In
formation.
This 10th day of June, 1870
je22 l. B. EATON. o. s. Marshal.
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FREIGHTs.
New Tariff Of Rates from Cincinnati to
Points East.

CINSINNATI. June 2I.-For some time
past rates for freights from Louisville and
other points to Eastern cities have be-
come somewhat demoralized. To-day
meeting was held of the general freight
agents of the Cincinnati, Ham
Hamilton and Dayton, and Atlantic and
Mississippi and Little Miami, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, Baltimore and
Ohio, Indianapolis. Cincinnati and Fay
cite, Illinois Central, Jeffiersonville, Madi-
son and indianapolis, Evansville and
Charlottesville and Louisville, Cincinnati
and Lexington railroads, at which freights
to New York by rail was arranged on
fourth class as follows: From Cincinnati,
forty-five cents; Louisville, New Albany,
Evansville or Cairo, fifty-five cents; lower
Ohio points, Nashville or Clarksville,
sixty-fve cents. The new tariff goes into
operation July l, 1870.
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SAN Francisco, June 21. The Board
of Supervisors authorizes fe Mayor to
offer q reward Of $4,000 for ie apprehen-
sion of the parties who Empered with
the ballots Of the First Ward, at the re-
cent election. The railroad compsny de-
clines to avail itself OF the fraud.
Savage, chief of the Fenian Brother
hood. left for New York to-day.
T. Howard, who was arrested for forgery
committed on Hickox A. Spear last
month, was held to SO, 900 bail.
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Nnn-Rasidant Nntica-

No. F39S, o. r. DIN the Second Chaneery
Court OF Shelby county, ,Tennessee.-Aartha
B. MOsby VS.. John Mosby ct al.
IT appearing from afiidavit in this cause
L that the defendant, John Mosby is q resi-
dent of Albermarle county, State of Virginia,
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on first Mon
day in August, 1870, and plead, answer OF
deInur to complainant's biIl. or the same win
be taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing exparte; and that copy of this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This June p, $50
A copy-sttest.
. Nj ID. L. STEWART Clerk and Master.
By GEO MALLERY, Deputy g. and M. -1
Meux & Scales, Sols. for complainant Je22
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pristions, such as the payment OF
the interest on the public debt,
collection of customs, etc. Ifthese are
added, the result of the estimates for the
coming year will be S29s, ,315, ,S42; appro-
priations recommended by the Commit
tee, $2s4 81, ,6I7 appropriations for pen
sions for the year, including permanent
appropriations, S29T, Ia, ,923, being Sl2, DOL
306 more than the appropriations recon-
mended for the next fiscal year. The
House then proceeded to consider the bill
in detail. II appropriates SlI, ,798, 100, in
Guiding the following:
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ORDINANCE.

Be q orslailed b. The General cOtssct7 Of ths CSty
Of Memphis:
That ali snack houses or stalls that dispense
or vend cooked food at the mar ket houses. or
on any property belonging 10 the city, shall
be removed and not allowed 10 exist This
ordinance to take effect in thirty days. June
/, 1870
passed second and final reading by Board.
Passed second reading by Council by sus
pension of the rules
Approved June II, 1871 ..e,,.
Attest; L. r, RICHARDS, City Register. els
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euba Buried in the o. s. Senate.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-A Washington
dispatch says a resolution was offered by
Bingham which passed the House on
wednesday last, relating to Cuba, and re-
eonnlsnding interposition of the Presi-
dent 20 prevent cruelties in that island
hereafter, has gone to the committee
on foreign relations, and there Is suthor-
itv FOR saving that il will not be heard
OF again. The Senate has too much bu-
siness to attend 20 during the remainder
of the three weeks of the session 70 enter
into any long discussion OF Cupa com
resolution will be considered by the COM
mittee and it certainly will not be re-
ported to the House unless It is demanded
by 5 vote.
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HOLLYWOOD
Memorial Association Picnic,
At lanes Park, Friday, IuIy I,
Anniversary OF the Battle OF GettysburgJ
PROCEEDS To BE DEVOTED To
Removal Of Gettysburg Confederate Dear,
Removal Of Gettysburg Confederate Dear.
The prIvIIege of &c grounds. eonsIstlng ol

The privilege Of the grounds, consisting Of
BAR-(In this ali liquors, beverages. tObacco
and cigars, and ali things appertaIntng To
wei regulated bar Will be aiiOwed.l
RESTAU This includes all suDstan-
tiai refreshments, such as breads tsrts,
meats, fish, coffee. tea, milk, etcl
COi,FECrIONERY-{Ic cream, sOda-watsr,
candies, cakes, nuts, fruits, and everything
usually found IN cOnfeetion storesl, and
SHOOTING GALLERY, are now open 70 bid
deTs-rematning so until the 18th Inst
None OF the abOYe-uGmed refresnment
stands will be permitted to sell anything
that will conflict with the others. Parties
receiving the right to vend Will be prlVt-
legged to erect as many stands as they please,
and be protected In the same from out
siders.
All bids for music, lights. privileges, etc,
must be addressed to II r4NRN HOODE. Chair
Eri-Il laa-a l,nnlI -tt -al.-ar NM 10.
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Mnn-Rasidant Nnfica.

No. SIN the First Chaneery Court Of Shelby
county Tenn esseeL-M NJ Meacham & Treadwefl
VS. The Estate of HI. Tucker, decd, ct al
TT appearing from the afddavlt In this eanse
L that the names, and places OF residence OF
the heirs of II. ]. Tucker, Decd are nu-
Known and who may be Interested in the
fund herein. that s. A. Bales ts q citizen OF
It Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee Wltnln
the first three days of the regular term OF
SAL Court, commencing the nrst Monosy n "a
OCTOBER $50, and plead, answer OF 9einnT ~ 70
complainants bill, or the same vii 1e sASsn 4,.
exparte; and that copy OF THIS oroer os
DublIshed once week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A copy attest: -. Il
E6MTTHD A. COLE, Clark and Master
BvR u BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Masse5.
.,11Ss lSs N'OA = -'--' iels
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MARKETS.


new Tofk.
NEW YORK, June 9l-The Louisiana State
per cent loan of s., co.. 0O0 was taken at 721{ by
New York and London firm. Money and
sterling unchanged, latter heavy. Gold dull at
llZ5sSIIZS4. Clearances Sl6O00,0OO. Carrying
rates IA to fat. Exports S94 ,0O0. Govern
ments dun and steady. State bonds quiet but
firm; Old Tennessees $50 bid; not offered
cotton dull and unchanged. Sales 1871
bales. Mlddling uplands 2issc Flour lOe.
lower; rather more doing for export; super
state and Western s. 3095 So Whisky lower,
81 O4aI o. Wheat without decided change;
moderate export and home trade demand;
winter red and amber Western 81 44&sl As, de-
nyered. Corn heavy and loweri new mixed
Western 90c9SL Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Molasses-medium and good steady; low
grades quiet. Sugar steady. Sales 200 hhds
Cuba s14ss74e; Porto Rico s1zSl0c. Rice quiet
s34sS54c for Carolina
New Orleans. o.
NKw ORLEANS, June 2l.-FIOu firm; super
fine.s5 50; double Sc; treble s. 1906 so Corn
mixed 81 05; white 81 l21S9l 10. Oats 1rmer
at 65@66c. Bran 81 o. Hay S3. Pork S3lGSl
Hams PIC. Whisky 81 10 Others unchanged
Cotton quiet but hrm. Sales 100 bales. Mid
dlings Iy5<e; low middling E549lsc; good
ordinary f7ss9lSc. Receipts l5l3 bales. Ex-
ports-Liverpool 1856 bales. Sterling "A. Sight
q premium Gold ll2s4-
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. June 4.-Bagging hlm, z n
9Oe. Cotton firm and inactive aG zoe. Flour
quiet and firm az 50 90 Grain market nomi-
nal and prices unchanged Provisions firm
and quiet, Pork $50 So Bacon I31<9 9l6549I75kc.
Bulk meats l21z@lo5z 9l61sc. Lard fTc Whisky
81 OSSgl "a.
Cincinnati.
CIScINSATI, June 2l.-Flour duh; l5925c
lower: extra IS 50a5 SO. Wheat dull 81 20eg
/ 5 Corn soc Oats 55g60c. Rye sSc9Sl.
Cotton nOminally unchanged and nrmer
feeling; mlddiing 201zc. WHISKY sse9sl. Pro
visions unchanged; not much doing. Pork
$50 So Bacon 13al4e. Shoulders l61S9l714c.
Lard Ice Butter 7c. Eggs lie.
ST. Leuls.
ST. LOUIS, June 2L-Flour firm; super
81 so. Wheat easier and demand light; No 2
red fsll 81 l59l lS. Corn firmer for choice
S4aS5c. Oats dull and lower, 5lce53c bulk Rye
duh and declining, 829S4e. Whisky steady
and firm at 81 o. Provisions unchanged
shoulders firm; market dun and unchanged.
Lard duh, nomtnally l51Sgl6e.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. June 2l.-fIour moderately ac-
tive and unchanged. Wheat irIner at 81 l6t6'
frmer at SEE. Barley dull, soc for No. 5. High :
wines dull, nominally 81 for iron bound. Pro
visions quiet and firm but unchanged.
Mobile.
MOBILE, June 2I.-COtton quIet and firm
middling l91Ssl95<c. Sales-2O0 bales Receipts
IS oales. stock y 30 bales.
Savannah.
SAVANNAH, June H,-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l94{c. sales $50 bales. Receipts 4S bales.
Exports-eOasLwise 500 bales. Stock 1881
bales.
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, June 2l.-Cotton steady
/ middling 2Bze. sales A0 bales. Receipts lsS
] bales. Stock 7ls2 bales.
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An amendment was offered repeating
the law which requires that the cutters
in land to be laid up, and authorizing
their employment for life-saying pur
poses on the lakes. Rejected.
Mr.. Beamen moved to strike out the
item of Ss4, ,OS7 for the Completion of the
main central building for Columbia Insti-
tuition for the deaf and dumb.
This gave rise to a long discussion, in
which Messrs. Butler and Dawes, of Mas
sachusetts, took prominent parts, the for
mer condemning the extravagant appro-
priatiOns for that institution, and declar-
ing it cost $4,000 to educate each deaf
and dumb pupil. He ridiculed the at
tempt to show they could do what God
Almighty said they should not do. 1t
was very well for an exhibition, and very
well for Barnum, but not so well for q
Legislature.
Without disposing of the question, the
Committee arose. and the House adj
journed.
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ORDINANCE.

Be q ordained by he General Council Of the Guy
Of Heusph;s-
That the Sanitary Sergeant be empowered,
and IL is hereby made part Of his duty, 10
WaIks "a nire repairing, and all persons re-
f1sipg or neglectIng for longer time than
thirtT days after such notice, 20 make sueh
repairs shall be subject 70 the peuallles At
tashed to nnisdemeanOrs-
Passed first reading by Council, and the
rules psing suspended the ordinance passed
a second and nnal reading
Passed second and dnal reading by Board
of Alssermen, June 10, 1870
Approved June u, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest. L R. RICHARDS. city Register Jels
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CHARLESTON, June A.-Cotton steady;
middling 20B4e. Sales 200 bales. Receipts lsS
bales. stock 7ls2 bales,
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ORDINANCE.

Re q ordained by ne General oOssncil Of fhe cty
Of MessPhts:
TbSt in order 20 secure the payment OF
the ffty thousand dollars authorized 10
be borrowed BY an ordinance, passed on me
snail have authority to mortgage any proper
~ of the city for the purpose OF securing the
navn,ept of the said notes at maturity.
5000 flrSf read ne; rules suspended passed
second and dnal reading BY Board OF Alder
men and Common Council. June ID, lblJ.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register. jsls
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

THE business heretofore conducted und er
l. the firm and style OF e. Meyer. is this
day dissolved. E MEYER
June l6 1879. je22
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF LEvEE COMSIIs-l
sIONERs FOR THE COUN rIES OF BOLIVAR,
WASHIEGTON AND I5SAQUENA
Greenville, Miss. June I3, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the semi-an-
- nual Interest. due July l, 1870, on Coupon
Bonds. issued by this Board, will be paid at
the Banking House OF Messrs. Lancaster.
Brown & Co.. No. q assau street, New York
city, upon presen tation OF the proper coupons.
ie2l j Z. EnMONDS. PresidanI.
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NaTstt Asoat AuaIu.

WILMINGTON, June 21.-Guns were re-
placed on the steamer Cuba, formerly the
Hornet. 1t is thought she will leave for
New York in few days in charge of
Capt. Maffatt, formerly commander Of a
Confederate cruiser.
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FREMONT, NEB., June 2l.-The first lot
of fat Texas cattle to be shipped East via
the Z. p. r. X. and B. and NJ. R. R., is
now being crossed at this place. Another
lot of one thousand will be in tomorrow.
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Anothsr MURDER In columhus. 0.

COLUMBUS, o, June 2l.-A young mar
named Nat. J.. Hazen was found dead in
bed here this am. He was shot through
the head. He was prominently connect
ed with the Capitol City Brush Co., and
moved in the first classes of society.
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TO BRICKLAYERS.

OITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
- MEMPHIS, TENN, June q, 1870.
H% Sealed proposals win be received at
this Office until u O'Clock M. FRIDAY, July
1, 1870, for building Brick Culvert on Vance
street, near NJ. and C. r. r. Plans and speei-
1cations to be seen at this ONCE
]. II. HUMPHREYS,
je2 City Engineer.
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Meeting of Stockholders.

OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE Insurance Co,
Mem phfs, Tenn, June 10, 1870. J
NOTICE Is hereby given that ihe annual
~ meeting OF the stock holders 0fthe SOutn-
ern Life Insurance Company will be held at
the Offies Of the company on TUESDAY, July
5th prOX., between the hours OF 10 8. m. and
pm
AT this meeting an election will be held for
Directors 70 serve the ensuing year.
jel9 BEN MAY, Secretary.
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DIED.

SULLTVAN-At his residence, No. 575<
N AIN street, al Y m. Monday, June 10Th. d. l..
sULLIvAS, ESD, in the S6lh year Of his age.
His friends are invited 20 attend his funeral.
to take place "WEDNESDAY, atsa.m.
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Nntiea 70 Contractors.

Q EALED proposals viii be received at the
y Engineers Office, Memphis, Tennessee,
until y m. on the lst August, 1870, tor the
graduation, masonry and superstructure OF
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between Covfngton and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion of the work Is heavy and
worthy the attention of contractors. Pro
files and specifications can be seen at the En-
gineer's ofice, $50 Main street, Memphis, on
and after June 8, 1916
THOS. H. MILLINGTUN,
ie2 Chief Eng. Miss. River r R.
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Ihrae Man Killed.

Hartford, June 2l-An express train
to-day killed three men on the Airline
railroad, and wounded three others fatal
ly. The accident occurred near East
HamptOn
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EIkhOrn and Missouri Valley Railroad.

FREMONT, NEB., June 2l.-Work was
resumed by q large force at Fremont by
the Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railroad
Company. Fifty miles will be built i'm
IN / afataiv
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Latter Postaue to eermany.

WASHINGTON, June 2I.-Letter postage
between the United States and North
German Union and Austria will soon be
reduced to seven cents per half ounce,
by direct steamers, and ten cents, inclOsed
mail via England
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Hgone far a Sodier.' =

NEW YoRK, June 2i.-Nearly 200 emil
grants, Just arrived from Europe, have
enlisted in the United States army in this
city in the past few days. A greater por-
tion of them were sent 10 Governors Is
land yesterday. They are mostly Ger
mans and Irish.
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SHIFTS for dividends.

SARATOGA, June 2l.-The trial of the
case of John W. Thomas and others,
against the Erie railroad, for dividends
and preferred stock, to-day, was ad-
journed to September,
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Three Children Killed

ERIE, PA, June -About 8 O'Clock
this evening three children named Chas.
Adolph, Katie Miller and Mary Furness
were Instantly killed by the failing of an
undermined foundation Of an old house
on Sassafras street, near Union depot.
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The Erie Stuck for S2O. .OO0.

BNeHAMroN,, N. Y, June 2l.-The suit
of Daniel Lyons against the Erie railroad,
to recover $4,000 damages for personal
injuries sustained by the Carr,s Rock dis
aster, has been concluded by verdict for
plaintiff for $40, ,OOO.
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Conflict Between the Military and PeIics Of
RaInium
ManeIeon's eout--.Prevost Paradel.
Sub-Treasury ReceIuts,

NEW YORK, June 2l.-The sub-treasury
balance is as folloWsi Gold, SCI GOO -;
currency, SlO0, ,623 &c; general balance,
SQ0Q 7lb 81
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Damaoe byLlohtuInu.

PRovIDENcE, R. l., June 2l.-Conside-
rable damage was done by lightning last
night. Many buildings were struck and
some persons were injured. In Green
vile Mr.. Whipple's wheel shop was de-
stroyed; loss St0, 600. The fire eommuni-
Gated to the stores and barns of Mr.
Sprague, which were also destroyed; loss
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-22

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-A fire at Fulton,
Mo-, last Saturday destroyed Moore'a ho-
tel and badly damaged several adjoining
buildings. Loss on hotel $4,000. No in
surance; all the furniture burned, but loss
NOT Statad