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YAMES lilSTAnLE.

ANES G. BASTABLE,
81 With Mayer L Brother,
lmportcrs and Jobbers Of Notions, Gernian and
Fr,urh and English Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Threads, Trimmings, &c.
~. lleward Street, opposite Howard House,
1l.3m BALTlM0RE, MD.
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NJ REILLY
" il o i f SALE GROCER r
aud Dealer in Foreign mud Domestic
WINES and LIQUORS. Flour, Bacon, /,
Lard. Oils. Nails, Glass, etc. Sole
Agent for the ITarzard and Dupont Pow
der Mills. Also Patent Safety Fuse.
Nos. IS and 81 Main ST.,
aug 10 Gm WHEELING, W. VA.
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REGISTRATION.
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.

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the Right Of Citizens of the
UNITED STATES TO VOTE
IN THE SEVERAL STATES
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and one years. ilnprison-
Ment.
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no control whatever" and another
member, Mr.. White, said:
Did the Government suppose that
if they extinguiahed the reasonable
| press in Ireland, that Ireland had the
monopoly of Fenianism? There were
Fenians in England, and If they found
that there was a demand for Fenian
articles, would they not print treason
able papers in Liverpool, from whence
they could be distributed all over Ire
land? The attempt, so far from sup
| pressing reasonable prints, would be
the most fruitful source for their ex-
| tension.
But, as a rule, the Irish members
either supported the bill or opposed it
in half-hearted and feeble way,
which served to furnish one more
| Illustration of the truth that Ireland
is misrepresented and not represented
in the present Parliament. The de-
clarations of Mr.. Gladstone were plain
and to the point; unless this bill were
passed, the Irish press crushed out,
the liberty of every man in Ireland
made dependent on the will of the
agents of the government, and the
people disarmed, the administration
could not attempt to go on. Mr.. Glad
stone weakened rather than strength
ened the new position which he has
assumed as deSpOt by attempting to
explain away the promises which he
and his friends made when seeking to
attain the power they now WELD. 1t
was not true, he declared, that he used
expressions which excited and en-
eouraged the Irish people to the
commission of the offences for
which he now proposed to pun
ish them. He had never said he
would '1govern Ireland according to
Irish ideas" He had only said that
all Irish subjects should be disposed
of with special view to Irish OBJ
Js113 and to Irish inteFest''-which Is
distinction without a difference.
The Secretary of the State had not de-
nounced the landlords Of Ireland as
felons; 1t was true he had described
the Irish land laws as being 'infer-
nal" but the Bishop of Peterborough
had used the same expression. All
this was weak. A government which
has come into office on the unmista-
kable pledge of doing 'justice to Ire
land" and which now proposes to
govern Ireland by the most dnconsti-
tutional and grinding despotism
imaginable, should not attempt TO es-
tablish its consistency; it should
laugh at consistency, and avOW that
it cares only for preserving what it
calls "Qrder.p But Mr.. Gladstone
ended his speech by declaring that it
was ''under the strongest pressure of
necessity" that the government asked
for the passage of this bill; and its
passage is beyond all doubt. What
consequences are TO attend its en-
fOrcement time only can reveal.
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WASHINGTON.
lntriguss In Dominica Probable Resigna-
tloH of Attorney General HOar----The
British Minister Fears a Fenian Raid---
Mormon POlygamy

WASHINGTON, April l0.-Secretary
Fish has been notified of the intrigues
of certain individuals in reference to
the HortmOval loan action of Baez in
refusing the installment of his loan
when proffered, and it is thought to
be a complete Reputation of the
theory that annexation is a big job. II
the United States refuse to take pos
session, Basz will be compelled to
yield to Hortmoval, and the British
Government will establish a protec-
tOrate.
1t is rumOred in prominent official
circles that AttOrRey-General Hoar
has signifled his intention of retiring
from the Cabinet, and the President
has agreed to accept his resignation.
A prominent Pennsylvania states
that the President assured Senator
Cameron that HosFl-5uccesSOr would
be appointed from Pennsylvania.
British Minister Thornton had an
interview with Secretary Fish, sup
posed to be in reference to the Ala
bama claims and the anticipated Fe-
nian raid on Canada. Thornton talk
ed a little about power, but much OF
the latter, the Secretary has reason to
believe, such movement is projected,
and will be made soon. Thornton is
of the same opinion, and has warned
the CanaSian authorities to 5e pre-
pared.
Rev. DIR. Newman, Chaplain of the
Senate, has prepared a sermon In ret
utation to the stand point of the Nor
mons, that polygamy is recognized by
the Bible. He was to have delivered
the sermon to-day but he postponed,
at the request of the Vice President,
and many other gentlemen, until the
return to the city Of President Grant
from Troy.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, April IA Mercury
special from Washington says that the
Joint Committee on RetTenchment
have ascertained that late Postmaster
General Randall increased the pay OF
contractors on one OF the Texas routes,
from S38, 900 to S35, 600 annually, with
out a corresponding increase in post
al facilities, and members of the com-
mittee say there are similar cases, all
bearing evidences of corruption ana
fraud on the psSt of the late poStohice
Senator Bradley has accepted the
City Chambership, vacated by SWee-
ney. The Mayor has appointed as
Central Park Commissions Sweeney,
Robert J. Dillon, A. II. Green, Henry
Shelton and L. G. Fields. Commits
siOners of Wharves and Piers: Hugh
Smith, Thomas Agnew and two MEM
bers for the Chamber of Commerce..
Commissioners of Fire Department:
John J. Blair, Alex. Shader, Henry
Wilson and James Galway. Conn
missioners Of Charities and Correct
ions: Alex. Erear, james Is. Aichul-
son, Owen O'BrennOn, Isaac Bell and
James Bowen. commissioner OF bu-
reau and Public Works: Senator
Michael Norman.
The United States steamer Alaska,
the largest of her class, left yesterday,
destination, Yokohama, and expects
to arrive in October, stopping at the
prominent ports on the passage. She
has complete facilities for educating
the crew in every branch of study.
1t is proposed to erect Washing
ton monument in Central Park, to be
paid for by public school pupils, sub
5criptions.
Senator Revels arrived in Brooklyn
this evening from Washington. He
will address the colored people at the
Academy of Music, Brooklyn, to-
morrow night, on the occasion of the
celebration of Fifteenth amendment.
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NEGRO ku-KLUx.
Infamous Outrage Prompted BY Belief in
FeiishiSm.

From the Knoxville Press and Herald
MooREsBURaH, April 6, 1870.-A
most degrading and diabolicai act was
committed in this vicinity by six ne
grOes on last Saturday evening. 1t
appears that a negro, named George
Kyle, charged a worthy young man
in the employment of Col. James
Simpson with bewitching hin. Kyle
insisted that his hat would not remain
on his head, but was continually being
knocked on by an invisible hand. On
Sunday evening Kyle burned his hat
in the presence of other negroes, and
by his frenzied appeals induced five OF
them to accompany him to the house
of the young man. They seized MIN,
carried him to the woods, and tied
him 20 a tree with his feet above
ground. Each negro then gave the
unfortunate victim of their rage one
hundred lashes-in all six hundred
stripes. The blood run In streams
from his body. They then knocked
out his front teeth and turned him
loose.
The family of the young man Is
respectable and industrious, and
have done more work for Colonel
James Simpson, in clearing land, than
l ever saw performed in the same
time and by the same number of
hands. The outrage is about to be
Investigated. Y. w.
The above statement We received
by mail, yesterday. The author is a
respectable citizen Of Hawkins county,
and we have no donbt of the truth
of the horrible stOry.-Eis. Press and
Herald
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Serious RiOt-FstaI Accident.

CINCINNATI, April l0.-A' Serious
riot occurred at Prospect Hill this
afternoon, from an affray which origi-
mated between a German and an
Irishman, The friends of the parties
gathered, aud Numbered ave. hnn-
dred. The police force eventually dis
persed them; : several weFa wounded.
The organ OF the Workingmen
published at Columbus, Ind, says
the third fatal, accident within a few
weeks, occurred at the Rolling Mill.
G. Stablehouse, lowering the furnace
over the elevator, was gagghi
between the box and hoistWay
and crushed, He leaves a wife and
several children.
The blessing of bells at st. Alayslus
by Bishop Table, was celebrated by q
large turn put. The ceremonies were
very impressive.
A dividend of fifteen per cent. has
been declared by the Little Miami
Railroad, payable In shares of fifty
dollars each to bear no dividend until
consolidated into full shares. The
books Wilr close On the 10th; dividend
payable s0th instant.
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RT0NATE.
The facts as to the shaotIEg Of the Chief
Of the Jackson, Miss, Police.

From the VicIsburg Times Of Friday
Passengers on the afternoon train
Yesterday from Jackson, informed us
that, James Tuck, Chief of Police in
thatNcity, was shot through the head
and Instantly killed yesterday morn
ing bE Mr.. II. K. Sizer. Several wag-
ons ukder the charge of Mr.. Sizer had
been Mt standing on the banquette,
50 as % interfere with travel. Tuck
had notified Mr., Sizer that they must
be removed, and SizeF had neglected
to attend to the matter. Tuck yes
terday morning again went TO Sizer's
store TO see that the wagons were re-
moved and the fatal difficulty occurred.
Entering Sizer's cOunting-rOOm, and
stating his business, he was ordered to
leave, which order not being promptly
obeyed, Siger snized a doubEe-barreIed
shotgun and saat Tuck through the
head, producing instant death. Siser
surrendered himself to the proper au-
thorlties, and was committed to Jail.
Tuck Was an eX-pnited States SOL
dieP and was an efficient ofiicsr-Very
stringent and determined in the exc
cution of his duty. Mr.. Sizer, we be-
neve, is a carriage dealer and an old
resident OF JACKSON
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Ku. .KIur ln Kantunkv.

I LOUISVILLE, A pril Information
has just been received here that Cur
ren and Dawes, vino were placed In
the Jail at Somerset, Pulaski county,
Ky, on the Ist OF April, under the
civil rights bill, and Sam Hanley and
James Joyce, arrested for Illicit dis
tilling and placed in confinement at
the same place, were f0rcibly taken
from Jail on Wednesday night BY a
partyof men with blackened faces,
calling themselves Ku-klux. The
rescued prisoners have not yet been
reCaptured.
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FOR RENT.
WeII.IIphtsd Z. VsntIIalsd ROo

SPSDleees "Ohrsse@so@ u o"s''@ao4 ''~o"'eI
Situated in the very center and business
portion. OF the city. Equally calculated for
conrtroons, societies. or any business what
ever; also, few PLEASANT BEDEoolEs, at
reasonable rates, Apply to- a1sEa
JOSEPH ]. I.ANDREWS,
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DIED.

BRRING--on Sstnrdasr, at am, Mrs A. G.
BERIEG. beloved vile OF Adolphus Rering.
The remains were taken to Cincinnati FOR
interment.
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TENNESSEE REPORTS
81 -t
cOOPER'S EDITION.

THE response to our circular OF February
10Th has been so encouraging that We
shall proceed with the qualifications Of the
first nineteen volumes OF the Tennessee Re
ports, as therein proposed, under the editor
ship Of Hon. VIM. +. Cooper. Of Nashville
The hTst yoIdmes Of the reprint win proba-
bly, De ready (for subscribers only in July
next, and the others viii follow Is soon As
they can be printed lIHf
Subscriptions will be received until Jnlss lst.
AS the prospectus OF another edition OF The
same volumes has been circulated through
the State. We take this opportunity to say
that our edition HAS NO CONNECTION WITH
LHE OTHER, and is the only one which will
have Judge Cooper's notes. We shall label
every volume =" TENNESsEE REPORTS, Coo
PER's EDITION." with the name OF the re-
potter on lower label.
Circulars and information furnished on APP
plieation. f'fts
H.B.--A few copies iofCaruthsr's History Of
Law Suit. for sale by s.ea is M
s0ULE, TH0hAs & WlNSOR.
aio3 Law and General Booksellers.
ap7 st. Leuis, Missouri.
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La Crosse, WIS, April 1e--A FIRE
occurred Yesterday which destroyed
Strauss & Guseps warehouse, the
Great Western Hotel and other
buildi--- adjoining, Loss, $4,000.
Psrtl
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.


THE off1cers ans. members OF Cleanthe
Il Grove No. 8 U. 4. y. D., are hereby nOti-
ded to attend a regular mesting OF the Grove,
this (biONDAY) evening, llth inst, at III
O'clock. aaa 20 atr
All brethren of the Order are most respect
fully invited to attend.
By order OF the N. A.
anil JULIUS COHEN, Sec'y.
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ADVERTISERS

WIN and the MEMPHIS APPEAL the beat
advertising medium in the State. The greai
extent and variety OF It's reading matter has
lion OF advertisers, and its circulation in AL
parts of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas aud ARKANSAS, among merchants
fally desirable to those who wish 20 reach the
general and substantial public. by adver lis
Ing their respective business and interests,
Address. a APPEAL y
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sNIssOL UTION.-The frm OF Edmonds
Brood 4 Co. has this day dissolved cOpart-
nership by mutual consent. I. N. Gilbert and
y ~ ss!ssr u Todd ms ne a ne ri bnsi &
ness in the name of Edmonds q Todd, and
will settle the business OF the late arm.
A. n. EDMONDS,
sat -. s..-s I'M. 63ILBERT,
~ tai7 = = J.W. TODD,
J. NJ. GILBERT, JR-
Memphis, March II, 1879. mkls
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Persia and ChIna at LoUuerheads.

FbESid dHu tnlba al IOBBcf hSauS'
LONDON, April 10.-Information is
received that the negotiations pend
ing between the Persian Government
and the Chinese embassy have been
suddenly broken of.
Fighting in Barcelona.
MADRID, April 10, midnight.-In-
formation received tonight from Bar
eeIOna, states that q hOtly contested
barricade fight took place yesterday.
The fight lasted three hours and many
of the eombatants on both sides were
killed and wounded. The govern
ment troops finally triumphed over
the rebels.
An Exciting Time Expected in the French
Legislature.
PARIS, April 10, Midnight. Count
Daree, late Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs, is the recognized leader of the
left centre party, and will oppose the
continuance of the plebescitary pow
er of the Emperor. An exciting leg
islative session is expected to open
with the proceedings tomorrow.
important Changes ia the French Cabinet.
PARIS, April 10, Evening.
ant changes have been announced in
the French Cabinet. It was rumOred
yesterday that an official announce
ment would be made, but 1t was not
made until to-day. NJ. Buffell has re-
signed the Office of Minister of Finan-
ces and NJ. Magne appointed his sue
cessOr; Count Daru has resigned the
office of Minister of Foreign Affairs
and Viscount Guerroniere appointed
his successor; Marquis Talheuel has
resigned the office of Minister of Pub
lie Works, but his successor is not yet
named M. Buffell, Count Daru and
Marquis Palheuel represented the left
center party. Qllivieris Cabinet is
now composed entirely of the up
holders of the personal power of the
Emperor and ultra Imperialists. A
coalition has been formed of the Re-
pubilcans and Left Center partisans
against Ollivier's government.
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DEUS. MEUM0Ue.' JUS.

NTNHE mem bers of the CoDsistory Of q
i West Tennessee and OF Phillip Da- XK
plessis Council OF kadosh are hprebyI ~
{dONDAY) afternoon, At 4 o'clock, at the
Worshsm House, for The purpose Of eleeting
business a prompt and full attendance is
reouested JOHN AINSLIE, S3s
CON nfaauCer- In ief t1ollsistory West Rsnn.
Lieut. Commander Phillip Duplessis Council
anil
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our TeJegraphtc Dispatches are from
the AmerjeaH Press association, Uid tie
s. P. and 4. Telegraph COapany.
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AM UsEMENTs.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
SpaldInq. BidwsI & HacDonOHsh, Propr's

First Night OF the Great Character Impsf-
senator and Musical Genius, WILLIAA Il
HORACE LIhGARIl, supported By thef
charming eOmedienne, Miss ALICE Dun
MING LINGARD and Company.
MONDAY EVENING April IIfn-Ths pep
IOrnaDce will commence with DELICATE
GROUND. To be followed by the GREAT
LI2<3ARD in Twenty Of his Original
Sketches. To conclude with the screaming
farce, entitled LITTLE TODDLEKINs.
Lingard Matinee, Saturday.
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MARKETS.
tBY TELEG GRABH3
BOSTON Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, MASS, April l0-The Boot and Shoe
market is dull, with few buyers, which causes
slow movements The Western producers OF
manufactures are closing up and working
cautiously, in view Of the continuance of fu-
ture shipments outside of New England.
Shipments during the week, 1865 cases-3lO
TO Memphis; 2l2 to Mobile; IS to Atlanta; 55
to Savannah; l3 TO Richmond; $50 to Calves
ton; E7 to Charleston; S46 TO Baltimore; 1872
to Norfolk; 1916 to Louisville; 1854 TO ST. Louis
$50 to Nashville.
Leather is dull, and selling close down to
the cost OF urOduetiOu
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MASONIC NOTICE.

rHVIIE stated oonvocation OF Penn 2
ROYAL Arch Chapter No. =, will be w
held o1 MoADAX Evening. A priI iith. w
eauested 10 be present as business b iIu-
poftance will come up Tor theif considera-
ton.
All Companions are fralernRliy invited.
d. @. TRADER, n, E. H. P.
q a LOCKE Secretary apl0
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COOK SILK COTTON SEED
FOR SALE.
BY GOodIstt & Co.,
BY Ralph WOrmsIsy 6 Co.,
BY 7. 3. Haynes & Co.

rrHHIs cotton was brought from Mexico 20
Texas snd from Texas 20 Mtssissfppi II
1857 1t was raised In Bolivar county. and
sold In New Orleans at ny cents per ponIaa
10 1888 aud 3. A crop OF &e bales raised 70
1seTss- dnrIlsg ne war, by Judge Jones' vas
sold II 1896 In Liverpool. for 81 eants, goid.
wren common cotton was sold 1or Il oe4Fs-
III IL nroncunced hy connpetent judges N NJ
elrIesns and Memphis a. due - feeier, att4
much stronger In staple. eA.
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LONDON, April l0,-Information is
received that the negotiations pend
ing between the Persian Government
and the Chinese embassy have been
Suddenly broken off,
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To Thomas Robins, Esq, Philadelphia
Pa:
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U. s. FINANCES AND
IS NATIONAL BANKS.
answer Of the Treasurer of the
United States to the National
Bank Presidents of Phila-
de'phia.
His Views as to the Funding Bill and
the Financial system Of the
COuntry--An Important and
Interesting Document.

WASHINGTON, April 9.--The fol-
lowing Important letter from the
Treasurer Of the United States, in an
swer TO the National Bank Presidents
of Philadelphia has just been made
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10th. Mcpherson claiming to be quali-
fed voter shall DE refused registration
by the registrar Of the township or
ward in which he resides on the ground
of disloyalty, who shall take and sub
scribe, or offer to take sod subscribe
the oath set forth in the twenty-seventh
section of chatter three of the Code of
West Virginia; nor shall any person, on
that ground, be stricken from the regis
ter by the Board of registration, unless
disloyalty be proved by proper evidence
thereof prodaced before them, after due
notice to him of the facts alleged
against him.
I1th. The thirty-eighth section OF
chapter three of the Code of West Vir-
ginia shall be amended aud rs-enacted
to read as follow: THE Board of regis
tration of every county shall have jur'
isdiction to try and determine the right
of any person TO vote therein under the
constitution and laws of this State,
whose right to vote is questioned"
18th. The fertieth section of the same
chapter shall be amended aud and re.
enacted to read as follows: "If board
of registration strike from any register
of voters any name which ought to be
retained thereon, or refuse TO enter on
such register the name of any person
entitled to be registered thereon, or en-
ter upon such register the name of any
person not entitled, every member of
such board who knowingly and wilfully
concurs in so doing, shall forfeit not
exceeding fifty dollars for every such
offense."
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Nhselina @ssister.
Friday -..---SahuaJ
CORRESPONDENCE.

III, friends Of the REGISTER thrsugh0o,nn 0n nsss sJ
T;,giaia aud the bordering counties eI V"so uIsa
p,anT,Irania are particularly reqttestea 20 0i aOi
,taini us promptly 9Th any oeerrece y se'''' In
!u,,ysst that NAV come tcitkin their kioloSdge. ~
,ns,. Of spseiaI importance the Telegraph may % %
ri al our srpsnse; in most oases ne n.asI S. M
sIpsr. EIa66rats aud ornate essays are nGt ae. tS.
red but brief and d:eTde t:tt.rs y;0,y mt s s
Tegmu,icdtiors setting forth e n'dtsrIds eofsdI-
49,, md dSrelopuent of the country; he crops,
anIr,rs Of land and all other subjects g eISsl Ss
- aa3 ,riN be promptly published.
N,sc,s Of pubic meetings, Of iohdterer nattrS; n
tJ oI o,6;r occasions Of interest 10 the people, N'A
Ha our aim to publish Paper nst sSaG rgssei od
NJ o,ia;ons aud Icishes Of TINE PEOfLEj % %aIa
,.5attrer comes from the People, and - q rdsuS
eaI interest 10 them, gil receive our iTktat ana
Taithhl attention.