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HUt'S-S!!pF4ri tooE hold with Eitfr more con.
fhrnrr L. dAt Aid tor s.tt, tat ,5ss tf from
:4U to 20 e average. fair dcs4nd existed VI s1te
y ieE - tp.a ,Iit tt realized yesterday. though
to ftst them 10 r,y nny considerable ndv .sct aud
II IfnAly vaEnre rrlslstn unchanged. Packers were
yiftnhs cut Of Silr 1T. hetict ntt ri
weight almost holly u,er,ed. and jaicra rI-d
le"rf 1hsn .: any lEes9I. Ies1d "l:tln the tnus
E,Em'nr ~. ~ Wrrs Fs!sra f Il sA.,ss g .Sr h2st
~ head. =: -. at eivs. ami a hrah.
ae'Inrrs al3 n.t. Gus Tranesetinn- embrace l7tG
h. sd II ehutaa for c..sslnniI I4taha9 u lIL
ni ~ IS tur good ~ csoscc, End VI Slln4
for e1t:I. We uote tEc f1f,1 inE:
, 1870-01-05
Latest.

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Go:lvIe. =; .li,s,:i;sa Gnis..1s, Z: II; ,is~
!oHro:r, Us '1!i! P1citst........l0s tsleaA
t.Htlrh1 F. new. Ill i4la lli!xl
ttate beuet quiet:
Mittasl:.r,.-..- Oil Moth CsralnA... a.
lid TeaLt-<c~a.......s5 New North Earo.lhA.. .3a.t
.srw TrHEt
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Prtyutc Consultations.

And tre.tnsrt y an Iriya4e n.ttert-mhc temsle.
= & Is; r. !, n.11iss y csn;s Esn.,s fs
tusett.f"!l. trratrh A!t,. NEAVlSk piLL,-ta,s
cEEr te tictine u eesf shnsSa10 by Mait- Erelo4c
EtAN AID A1dTses z. D. Rax h.L Chtcngn.
, 1870-01-05

The OLD ESTABLISHED uE. t1arkt, L.! South
ClaFA 81 9 tl.rr IN give s-;hih< tal rdra1 and
eurstc. sid 10 the nrfertrua:cs Of Roth sext. Fen a
PEs: 81 RET lex Strt sfsn for tek tor the Marned
tctims q .tlis Lu,s, eesh ttnrr FIR e4pk. Address
, 1870-01-05
TLCG

TLC6. -..-.-. T..
Natural te.f cstal 10
li.If erfxtf .....,.,.,.,,..,s,,.,..... 7taLcO
HlLtk :ppf f.,,,...---. ...........,..... A1ta 20
Ct futre klArk. EEaFsuth-I s. lcs sud nayfes. 6Sa 6
NsIOtI-Th. den aut l. fAi-. ntd rftccs arc fEM NJ
The ft1ou II rsn.a Bah. SatHs1n %: rApie 1a
Ill kirfa Al n4Iai1 60: AID &3pAa1N.
, 1870-01-05

At the Stock Board to-day, the Bsles wega:
20 th1res RepoblIc lns. Co.-.............-,..19ts
l,000 shates Lamar int. Co.-...-..............1G
We hear also OF sales o1tsite Of 80 shares Mauu.
facturcss' National Bank at 49, md also Ts shsres
at152
tho 2tnrt Inn "a Yha fnIIow-fn1 hfdu and nYArA
, 1870-01-05

ss1 South Ozark IT, Chtakv, c. no tttrkt) TIA
ns etsdaa<e u 1he Catsrssty u FhHielpnis md
OFT F'ise IN TIE eit7 tes ~ ChEoEje
1lr y et se1youe Aud Sexual Dtsca4cs Consultations
.gtr ED s,EEGtrtist
, 1870-01-05

EIckEheat uDGr...- -...........-. t.tn - ,.1t
Wheat VAS asS ald more ss&l7e at about &C
be:oT se.:eri45 : price. the decline being calsei
t5 rews o! Id OF oa red IN Liverpool, witn cor1e-
s2oru!1E ea-" IN willie aud a,us. Baye1a were
rs;ttr uuzcro1s q. the .elu:.:oo, Discriminating
e i8yor o: he most Gererfed options 60 mach So
10 rsse The rr1ce sufficiently 20 enable capital
lists TO buy casa ge:r, acd sell o1: for February
% The ds.eftace; 1sst as they did IN December
for thls month Il was matter OF extensive IT,
nark that money IL TEuc1 easier than it Was e1-
rsc:ed 10 be at this ttuc, and many operators
wesc abe to take hold, who other~i=e would not
have doEe So. The receipts we're Father ltzaisr
for tomorrow. The market opened a. 7'Ac-,he
inside price OF yeEerday; 0eci3ei to i1e, Tnen
Liverpool Telegram vas received; adsanc.A N
.::1.c oy rooI, weakened again on recelp: OF New
York sdvicts, aud closed NJ '6At&s Sales were
made Of go b1 No. spring q: Sc; 81 90 o1 No
spring .: .IAc; e., 90 bu do at 7.c; lo,0N bo do
at 7elc; 5000 b1 do at s6s4c: 100 ou No. sprtcg
1T Gsc; 40 bu do At 6sAc: 4,+'t' ba do at Gssc;
SO bn rejected sprtng q: a9:; 80 ou d. At os5c;
so b3 No. white wi2ter q: sl.t5; 40 bu No. 9
red DO a. slna Total, 1:7 +09 b. Seller last hall
sold At III 4sessLc7 and seller Feayua1g Of 7549
.9Ac. ...
Corn IVES strong bn: q7.et. Tneta Was free de-
naad on the par: OF d lew. bat seaerH we're as4eat
This was especially true. .ot no g:ade, tie light
receipts OF which! made holders more indepen-
Ceuty hUu aPtlcItAkCA Au-At A!4 AV49N+
There eeeuas to BE- 3 gre1ter disposition to Invest
IN corr On the part Of tas outside ruo1lc- The
market opened st 'otc, beta. aoo7t ic hf2he-
,nan,a the clos. yesterday, improved 10 7i1c b
noon, and closed rather dull a: so;ac. Sales we're
nade OF 4Go hu No. ! at tic ; 1000 ou do Al ~,
800 ou do At .l4c; 10000 ba do a: s5t+c; 1900
bu DO at nc; sd0 bu no grade at :5kc; $50 ba 10
a, sc; 1870 nu do Mt tt:; 1900 ou ears At sic;
., ,4tO bu do at 51c; To bu DO at 5acr dellSered
Total, 4as:N bu. Seller the noath sold L: 7a3
7Js, c.; seller February At sa4s2Hc.
Oa,s were nrEer, IL sympathy with encouraging
edv.ces from New fofS, and also On acco2nt OF
the fact that tbs heavy o1e1lnss OF yesterday had
ail teen placed at the decline. The Iaufes
opened at +na4oAc, and c!osed At the same 4oo.
tation Sales were made Of 1,soo bo st 41c; g. 800
nu ns 40Kc: 1900 bn at so':c; 600 bu al 4o1c;
621 bu q: sHc: coo ou ty sample a. +3Kc; 100 ou
rejected a. sic: COZ hu do at sohc. Total ILL., SO
bu. Seller the E;oath sold At 412&91Ec; seller
Fctruary 81 tic.
Rye WAS quiet. bu: without QuotA5'e change
ssles Here connLed 10 400 nu No. a: tic; and
| sen tu do st 10c.
Barley was quiet AID unchanged: noutn,l At
, 1870-01-05

shisnen,. today. sna for tue weet up to tsss even
Ing. were as follows: ,, ~. g.
| hday............-.....--....-- osl sf ..''
Ahteoa5.s.s.-..--.......-..... .t'' -. -.
sss Il lie asiss; 5*.1s uss:s: = ~ ..,
A..he J. 2 .ud r. l. St. lie. &5 1Sat y!
A. ihe e y y Stasr-:.-..-.- ~ ls;g a7
Il t. t. selssT.e.tn sess;s a,Ga stss ss'ls. 5
nEEf :.;,j :sE .s4t IT,;
1aat5 e e, I'D te q
6scs Ss,silT ehass yth se:is ws1e wso:si
sss Hss; = II: $s;s;s.!ss s.ssss: Fs:,s
.ssL,: 4 H. tfest. - ho1deIs foaaa il sp.tls
se ssssfiien Of sss n. ,.Sss II
TTlth n"ly = Eaacesa:e dea..d to mt~1. ssl.s
His 9hs; w s'Ss
t5?ai,y +! ,toex e.su b.' ons or two tdss ha!:ns
.'oss se Il tss pa st s12
snet 'or ,e day irsshrd hesd ss T.ate ii Sl5
seer .t,: @ ar sol5.e PIT & -,
itla, thin kc,e.t: si$.ei.s5 To- common to k,oI
:s ~ rtias t. IL f.f .::si
MARKETS htFra tathrf nuiAeo. able !ok. and stnal1
s rees 4'sx t. X sssSs Il: t.
CLOSING PE1cEs.
Cit.se E.tses-f inc. III: vii iasnsI 10
eaf ~ & u s.eefs and aVefssns fsoiu l+a1 to
P!e Hrvrs ,:s;a 1rii :tte. i:;:i; :j;;a a"so
g :strss. av;1ssinx i.,a Il, 80 s+ ssoe.n
II ssiax ID a 5tsss.t III sar tst arsr'
Medium, Ctas-. Mraiu,n .itrs. sat eo2d ssss
io1 ey slaa ltes avsraxns y Luz tb.. loJ 4Aa5
svtsksicE 10 to 1910 ss..... 4a,a.,
1a:ssiSf-IStt aud shin eowx - .tN:s..- s.:a
hATT Il fA
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Tuesday EvS1S5, jan. l.
The totoytaF table ,hews the daily rerc.pts md
thfVents cf live durrs the ~c-s to ts e<en.
Iue. 1tpu1ted by the Secretary Of .c unian sto<k
EarGe CQ.upAEy.
, 1870-01-05
W..rf!a Of Cheer.


CT :sef. u Y1., lad TIE YIlses Of Ase In ~
ts,',F 70 asrTsks knS S:esl Hve w1:h helping hAez
t:4...p.et. fEe-ot et.-Ee. Atlarr.s hon ARD AEaf.
EINI.US. 31ox p i!A-t:4Adei :hia Tn
, 1870-01-05

Toial............,s.s1,4A ~. Hill s'a,s3I, ,0u21t
Previous year, Jan. I,
lsts, 70 Jan. 2, 1863
-t9 weeEA. IT'S, S,4~h91S3J t5,Ss.,uAl ~
Inc1ease loy 1862. SIS. .sss. .aof,72 S44s.219.4a
, 1870-01-05

From JaLuary to December =. -.-
These figures are u cogeut argument IN .ayor OF
reducing the tolls on the Erie Cdnsl.
The following kilograms were rcce!Ted en-
'CtnpHc To-day;
, 1870-01-05

~
eh,rxr 1hr den,nd ~ f,r' ~ !. no ,h .ntjy. .ut
pti.- r1ir e,'nrHrs,i..ly ttrsds " e"hsi.jc y
quote: UottoI rAEt. rnIet. Sc Noot.cn rxsr. EfSed
l.e: rc.r Ana haxe1ue. s;ye: c.tIr r,5r. f'4tHe
GAMESal' Il a. fs.iE;r thi'frn: Il = &: = DE-
senz rabbits At a .Tenlson ca1casses II 7e:;
) dn II Sic.
PnUIIRT-SaIes !. dor choice drr.sed chtekrus u.
sS.5: y leg 1t ~ * aaz nj sl7:a; W: ~ dog =,
atrp VI ln-: ~ at tz ir,.res choice dressed
At 50 tez At =: 10, aeE trcsscd ducks a:
.L.tN: dog At f373.
p.ITArUES-Sars ri E.1 ths+ e. nicc re,ehhlnws
f. At 5-c ls TIA at car on Track II Sic:
KAiihT1p FRETEHTs-The g,;lo.v1Es are she
T.t.u 4 .be yot4t1 u1meds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

I citOr TO General James, the present
incumbent, whose name, it is said,
will go to the Senate this week.
Edward Flannery, a boot and shoe
dealer on Broadway, has beeIi missing
has been murdered.
Several cigar factories in the city
suspended operations, their employees
being unable, under the rules of the
Union, to accept a reduction OF
wages.
In Havana sugar there Is a better
feeling in the market, and holders de-
mand an advance. Several planta-
tons have finished grinding, and the
crops are cleared up much earlier
than in former years. This years
yield is estimated at fifteen per cent.
short of last years.
Haytien advices to March 9th state
that the town of Desaprieats is to be
bOmbarded unless the inhabitants
surrender uncOnditiOnally. The
sentence Of death passed upon several
of Salvanas' officers has been COM
muted to Imprisonment for life.
President Sagal issued an amnesty to
all citizens of the districts of Grand
AuzrO and TiburOn, who Immediately
lay down their arms.
The Erie Railroad Company will
discharge from its employ the gang
of thirty or forty stevedOre5 who par
ticipated in the riots in Jersey city on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Taylor's in
juries are critical. Two of the ring
leaders, one of whom was shot in the
head. have been committed for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

country to seek the protection of the
city!and consequently are forced to beg
or starve. 1t is a common every day
or night occurrence, that some
of our people are, without cause,
without excuse, without prOvCca
ton put to death in the most tOrtuou
and barbarOus manner. Shooting,
whipping, burning, and indeed, we
might say, that the dark and damn
ing catalogue Of inquisitOrial punish
ments, has been resurrected from its
long sleep in the bosom Of the dark
ages Of prosecutions and exhausted
upon the weak and unprotected peo-
pie in the State. They set forth that
they have made frequent appeals to
the authorities for protection, but in
vain. On the contrary, the Legisla-
Uure has passed many acts which
initiate directly against the interest
and happiness of the cOlOred people.
" Need we MENTION" they say, the
repeal Of the Common School law,
whereby orr children are left with
out educational privilege" the repeal
OF what Was known as the ku-klux
law, the results of which are too we'll
known to us all the repeal Of the
Common Carriers act, whereby re-
spected colored ladies and gentlemen
holding first class tickets are compelled
to ride in the smoking car, and submit
to the jeers and taunts of those who
are not our equals in morals, refine
ment or education? The delegation
conclude their appeal by calling upon
Congress TO enact such measures a5
will give the negroes Of Tennessee
protection in their rights as Ameri-
can citizens. They urge speedy ac-
ton, as, to quote their language,
" Every day of delay sends some
poor defenceless brother TO his long
heme beneath the sod"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
M0nken Brothers
RTTNEPHTS.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned, certify that we are
w using one OF Mgssrs. Vim. ResOr & Co.'S,
the well-kuOWn stove manufacturers, i'm
proved Monitor Coal aud Wood Cooking
Stove, sold by II. WETTER " co. lst-The
Monitor will burn our soft coal, and cook
cleauly, economically and perfectly. 2d-Ihe
hues are constructed differently from all
other coal stoves. 3d-Can be changed to
wOod-stove with less trouble than any other
coal-stOYe that We have ever seem 4th-The
fire back, which Is composed OF small soap
stone blocks, secured in an iron frame, In such
a manner rs % admit the circulation OF aiF be-
tween the frame and blocks, consuming smoke
and preventing the fire back from burning
out. 5th--Aiso, arevolving fiue stopper, which
is raised in cleaning the bottom tiues, and is
always in its place and can never be mis-
placed, thereby insuring the operation of the
stove by the most inexperienced cook IL Is
an excellent stove for burning gas coke, ope-
rating equally as well, and making az clean
a fire as wood We thinlcthe Improved Mon
itOr is the most complete coal and wOod-stove
that we have ever seen. and advise all who
are in want of good stove to purchase the
Improved Monitor.
s. b. CLARK, Lloyd, Clark & Co.
n. j. WIGGIN, Francisco & Wiggin.
F. LANE,
II. A. LITTLEroS, Ldttleton q Vredenburgh.
WSI. GUY. Guy q Martin.
= +. MCNUTr, owen * McNutt.
j. ID. WILLIAMS, mh2O
CHARLES STONE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
The Richmond Troubles.

RICHMOND, March 20.-All quiet
tonight. Mayor Ellison put the p0-
lice in possession of the city. Ca
hOon's force of forty men is still at
the station house, around which a
large number of blacks gathered dur
ing the day. Governor Walker sent
a reply to Canby's letter, in which he
quotes the acts of Congress
on the subject to show that
Candy had no shadow of authority
for interfering in the municipal affairs
unless called on by the Legislature
or State authorities, nor has he any
authority in the orders issued by the
President or Secretary of War. He
says it is clear from letter written by
General Candy to Mayor CahOon on
the 18th, that Canby had determined
to protect Cahoon in exercising the
functions of office, which under the.
laws of the State he did not
nor could not hold. The Governor
says he is the chief executive officer
of the State, and he will see its laws
faithfully performed, and when he finds
the power of the State inadequate
ne Will call on the United States. He
contends that in a municipal difference
in New York, neither Gen. Candy
nor any military officer would have
interfered. Nor should it be done N
Virginia, State that stands on the
same footing in the Union with any
other,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
DEFALCATlON.
Arrest Of a Revenue Collector and his AS
sisiant.

NEW YORK, March ga rumor
was circulated last evening of the ar
rest of Collector Bailey, but it is not
yet authenticated. Il IS probably in
correct. Allegations against Bailey
continue to become public. The as
serti0n is made that lac appropriated
sixty thousand dollars to his own use
in January, 1867, while collector OF
the fourth district, which was collect
ed as bonds on several hundred bar
rels Of whisky said TO have been
transported TO California, but which,
it is believed, was never shipped. a
charge is also made that about the
same time he SeiZeda rectifyiuE house
OfOneKeer, held it t0r twenty days and
released it upon the payment Of two
thousand dollars, OF which Kerr sub
sequently received about thirteen
thousand dollars, and that two years
ago he received thirty-tWO thousand
dollars from Jones IL Co. 10 settle the
case Ofthe seizure, and which the Gov
ernment got only seven thousand FIVE
hVndred dollars; also that there was
deficiency in his account while
Collector of the Fourth district, oi
fOrty-three thousand dollars aud an
additional deficiency in the Thirty
second district OF sixty thousand dol
lars. Report says Bailey left u mem
orandUm behind him acknowledging
himself a deiaulter. His CHIEF
deputy, Mr.. Childs, has been arrested
charged with implication in the frauds,
and will be examined on Monday.
Mr.. kieiss and other merchants had
taken steps for Bailey's arrest on sew
eral suits for malicious prosecution he
fore it was discovered he WAS missing.
Solicitor Ban1eld, of the treasury, is
making a thorough investigation of
RaileV'S affairs. From information
already received it Is expected the to-
tai delalcation Will reach Sl50,UU1 or
$500, 600.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
TELEGRAPHiC SummERY.


WAsHINGTUN, March pa state
ment from Austin, Texas, is to the
effect that the COmanche Indians re-
Gently made am attack, between San
Saba and Comanche rivers, upon four
men, driving them from their wagons.
The Indians destroyed the wagons,
and lett the bodies OF two Indians
killed during the fight, which We're
afterwards found. The white men all
escaped. s party Of men immedI-
ately started in pursuit and CameupOn
the indians in their camp. \ fight
ensued, which resulted in the defeat
of the indians, six of them being
killed. one white man was Killed.
Ii is also stated that in every raid
The Indians make on the frontier,
more or less white men are killed or
women and children butchered or
carried away, and great many more
whites are killed than Indians, and
this statement says that on the 9th
inst. band of Indians came within
three miles Of Fort McCaretti mill
tary post and carried or Miss Field.
The Navy Department are anXiOusly
awaiting developments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, March PA de-
bate on the tariff question viii be had
in the House on Tuesday. Allison is
expected to speakagainst the biii, and
Kellogg to reply. An effort will be
made to close the general debate be-
fore the end of the week.
The House Military Committee
have, for the present, completed their
Investigations into the cadet business
and turned their attention to the
heavy current business before them.
1t is believed that the Ways and
Means Committee viii strike from
the Internal Revenue bill the clause
that farmers selling their produce
from wagons or stalls in the city mart
pay a special license tax Of ten dol
lars.
The principal Chief and delegates
of the Cherokee Nation have sent a
memorial to the Senate against ter
ritOrial form of government under
the legislative jurisdiction Of Congress
and abrogating the existing treaties
and burden of Government taxation
without representation, and in favor
of the payment by the United States
of all just obligations due said nation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
New York Hens

NEW YORK, March 20.-Belief is
expressed that all the suits COM
menced by Bailey against merchants
in his district win be abandoned by
General Peasants, the new Collector.
The case OF II. z, Clark, another of
the liquor dealers accused by Bailey
of defrauding the Government, was
examined yesterday before Commits
sioner Osborne and the charges were
not sustained.
Rumors are afioat here of the
coming removal of Supervisor
butcher, and that politicians have
cOmpassed the appointment of so
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DREWRY-The friends and aequaintances
OF John T. and JuIia +. Drewry are respect
fullyfhvited to attend the funeral of their
youngest daughter, MARY, from their resi-
denee, No S2l jefferson street extended, this
tHONDAY) afternoon, at o'clock. Services
by Rev. Dr. Burns.
Richmond Wal papers pIease conY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21

NOTICE OF DIsS0LUTION.-The eopart-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
firm name OF Partees q Miller is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, l.; W. Miller re-
tiripg- the remsining parties TO receive
amounts due the old hrm, and receipt for the
same G. l. PARTEE,
NOAH PARfEE.
l.. w. MILLER.
Marah 1sT0 mb16
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-21
Election Notice.


ON Saturday, March &C. 1870, an election will
~ be opened and held at the respective
places OF voting in the Civil Districts Of
Shelby county, for sheriff, Clerks OF the Cir
cult, County and Criminal Courts, Trustee,
Tax-COIlectOr, and all other vacancies Also,
for Justices OF the Peace and Constables
wherever any vacancy exist, and for the rat
iication or rejection of the new Constitution
recommended by the recent Convention, ac-
cording to law. Polls open at o. clock AIN
and close at 4 o'clock PIN. The following
officers are hereby appointed TO hold said
election:
FIRST Distriet-At Stephen English's.
LLBsttle. r NBand. DIS Crenshaw, Judges;
J ) Dickinson, ! smith. clerks; Thomas Ef'-
person, Deputy commissioner.
Second DistIct-At Niisons.
AD Hunter. Il Nelson. W s Noblln,
Judges; W Ward, W Nelson, olerksi K A
Reynolds, Deputy commissioner.
Third Distriel-At Bottoms store.
Sol Golsly. VIM n Reynolds, InO W Ship,
Judges; b + Ddncln. Il ReInbut, clerks; Z u
Pattison, Deputy commissioner.
Fourth Disiriet-At Old Union Church.
E HarreI, James carroll and T W Rines,
Judges; Wash Leitwich, VIII Acjhee, clerks /,
7 L Giles, Deputy commissioner. aza
StLtft Dtsif&cl--@aL lfilLclEus
II WIllfod, 3 W Pryor, N oOllum, Judges;
c NJ Taylor, n James, clerks Geo l. Mich
OILS, deputy commissioner.
iSevenih District AT BARTLETT
W B Williamson, DT Blackwell, W b
Wright, Judges; John Diefey. y y Mcclure,
clerks; E !. Mct&owan, Deputy commissioner
Eighth District-At Shelby Depot.
G Brewer, William Griffin. English,
Judges: Henry Bragg. W z Thorn psOn clerks;
J NJ crews, Deputy commissioner
Ninth Distriet-At FisherviIle.
Kenneth Garrett, Robert Eokiin, John F
Cranberry, Judges; A J Fletcner. Il ID Strong;
George o Haywood, Deputy commissioner.
TENTH BJSTRIUT-At CollIerviIe.
J NFIeming, ! G Afoose, Ben Cash, Judges.
J W RtedsOe, = $ Stratt0n, clerks. Il W Ram
sey, Deputy commissioner
ELEVENTH DLSTRICE-At Germantown.
Win. Hacks, Robert Weir, John P. Min
ford, Judges. NJ = MoDbs, Vim Garter, clerks
L A Rhodes, Deputy commissioner.
TWELFTH DISTRICT-At MeehanIcsyiIle.
TW Elan, W Connell, Thomas Holman, jr..
judges. T 2 Lewis, N W Bedford, clerks.
Doyle Pearson, Deputy commissioner.
AT OAK LAWN.
Ed spottswood, C c White, Mich Deadrielz,
Judges Marye Trezeynnt,J j l. Hampstead,
clerks. DR. q o Buntyn, Deputy cOmm1s-
siOner.
TRIRTEENTH DLSTRIOI-At ArnOld's.
Jacob Gleson, W L Iundy, W A DOOley,
Judges. DOoley, a ID Weiherall, clerks.
f Stephenson, Deputy commissioner.
SKI EEYT,H HDLgTRIC1-At Whites Station
\ G Perkins. II G00dlett, ] T Mason
Judges. A J Brooks, A q Gates, clerks. RObt
McKeuna, Deputy commissioner.
SEVENTEENTIf DISTRTCT-At M'Connells
Church.
] Massey. A NJ stout, A e ROark, Judges.
t NJ Alexander, Robert Stone, clerks. ID
Massey, Deputy commissioner,
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Memphis. March a. $50.
ORDINANCE.

Be il ordained, That section of article
mage 2li in bound City Ordinances, be so
amended that the words first and Third
Tuesdays OF each and every month " shall
read the FIRST and third Wednesdays of each
month";, for the regular meeting of the GEN
eral City Council.
Approved March Is, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDS, City Register,
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$1,000 REWARD.

ESCAPED from the jail of Shelby county,
II on the night Of the 18TH March, Ihomils
F Leonard and Robert Goodlett. win pay
the above reward for their arrest and delIy-
erv 10 me- A. p. CURRY,
inhIg Sheriff Shelby county.
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From tho NASHVILLE Banner.l

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A synopsis Of the report OF =" out
RACES upon negroes in Tennessee y
which Mr.. a. j. Fletcher's cOlOTed
emissaries and ambassadors presented
10 President Grant, appears in the
New York Herald Of the 10th. The
language Of it shows that it is the
original copy which lay in the pigeon
holes of our reporters desk, in this
office. for two days, better than three
weeks ago. Our reporter, who at
tended a meeting of cOlOred men at
Clark's Chapel, in this city (Mr.
Fietcher's meeting, as it now turns
out.1 procured this identical report,
Together with lot of resolutions and
other documents introduced in the
meeting. These, with the entire re-
port Of the last days proceedings,
were unavoidably crowded out OF our
columns by a press OF more Ilnpor-
fant local matter, and were with
drawn subsequently, by one or two
of the cOlOred fraternity OF Mr..
| Fletcher's Ring under pretense
that the publication would injure the
I sale of circulars embOdying the re-
ports which they were about To have
| nrinted in our lob Office. It was TO
/ be sold to defray the expenses ofprint-
/ ing in pamphlet. We had already
agreed TO print it for nothing in our
local columns. If we had chosen to
retain the copy, Mr.. Fletcher's am
bassadors would not have enjoyed the
felicity and the glory Of trip tC
hingtOn-eXpenses paId-and the
fame and ecBGt Of having their Illus
trious names telegraphed all over the
country. The report on "OUtrages'
we read, better than three weeks ago
in the original manuscript, which wa: