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Non-Rssidsnt Mott CO,

No. 2A8.-In the Second Chancery Court o
Shelby county, TenD.-Y andeltR ". Ham
fltOn vs.. James p. Hamilton
TT appearing from the bill which Is sW0ru
i to n this cause that the defendant, James
p Hamilton, is a non-resi ident Of the state o
Tennessee,
Master. That he make his appearance herein,
at the COurt-HOuse OF the Second Chancsry
Court IN the city Of Memphis on or before
the first Monday In June, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demur to cOmpla1nRntB bill, or the
same wiz be taken for confessed As 70 him
and set f3r hearing eIparte, and that copy
of this order be published once q week, foI
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
This April l9, 1871.
A copy-Attest;
II. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEO. MALLERY
Deputy Clerk and Master.
L. o. Reeves, Sol. for com. ap3O
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The Great Billiard Ma'Ch-Dlon WlHneF-
StabbiRu.

SAN Francisco, April 18.-Joseph
Dion beat Rudolphe this evening
three balls, French carOm; scoring
500 on the 1O6tb inning, against Az.
There was a constant Wrangle during
the entire game,
Peter Granger stabbed his wife,
then himself, this evening. Both
were found dead, with a knife Clutched
in his hand, their bodies almost swim
ming in blood cause unknown.
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WASHINGTON.
- IoINr HIaH oonnnsssoN.


WASHINGTON, April 21.-A special
to the Post says the British High Com
mission has received dispatches from
their government approving the treaty
recently made by the High Commits
sion for the settlennentOf the Alabama
claim question. The full details Of
this treaty are as yet unknown, except
to a few persons who have close Oti-
ciaI relations with the President, and
one of these is authority for the state
ment that the treaty provides that the
fixed commission examine and pass
upon the validity of all claims pre-
sented. The Emperor Of Brazil Is to
be the arbitrator. This much, it is
said, can be made public without viO-
lating confidence. As to the treaty in
general, it is pronounced very favOra-
ble to the United States-st least as
favorable as can be negotiated on for a
long time.
FOREIGN.
Correspondence for Alsace, the de-
partment of upper and lower Rhine,
and for German Lorraine, the arrOn-
dissement of Metz, Sargement, Thi-
onville, Chateau, Salins and Saarburg
is subject to the same rates of postage
and conditions of payment as cor
respondence addressed to other parts
of Germany, and should be sent in
United States and German mails.
NEW LOAN.
The subscription TO the new loan to-
day amounted to 81, $4,000
FEMALES LOOKING FOR THE FRAN
CHIsE.
The election yesterday was remark
ably peaceful throughout this Dis
trict, but few incidents having Oc-
CURED requiring the interpOsitiOn Of
the police. Nearly all of the en-
plOyees at the Navy Yard voted,
few at a time, being granted leaves of
absence long enough to do this. About
200 or 300 of the marine guard were
kept under arms all day, to be used in
case OF necessity.
In several precincts a number Of
women approached the polls with
tickets in hand, claiming the right TO
vote. They were treated cOurteOusly
bv the Commissioners, but were
informed that their names were not
on registry lists. They thereupOn pre-
sented affidavits that they are legally
qualified to vote and had presented
themselves for registration and been
refused. Their afidavits were pre-
sented as a preliminary step in legal
proceedings. In some cases, women
were accompanied by lawyers.
The colOred people voted, almost
without exception, the Republican
ticket.
OF twenty-five members for House
delegates the Republicans elected if
teen; Democrats, seven.
General Chipman's majority for
Congress is 4OS7 over Richard T. Mer-
rick. Democrat.
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OHARLEsroE. April 2l.-CottOu marke
quleti middling, l4e; net receipts, 4ls bales
gross, 427; exports coastWtse, 81; sales, %
stock 1880; net receipts for the week, 2sOl
gross, 2yl0; exports to continent, 45Oi coaat
wise, 1852; sales for the week, 2S51
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NoH-RssIdent Notes.

No. 20. 4. DIN the Second CEaucary Coul-
OF shelby COnnty, Tenn hual h0lg4 vs..
Flffah MeCarty, Eeury e. Dent and y lu.
T. Hutes
TT appearing from BIZ duly sworn % l1 tall
I -aTr5s that the defendant, Ellia1 1lc-arig
Is q nonresident Gf sne ata5e Or 1ean6aa7s
49, a resident Of the state OF Illinois
II IA therefore ordered, That he make 1l
or7rearaucs herein. at the Court-H ouse Of the
Second Chancery couEl oL Sueloy -olllgi -
Monday In June, l57l, and plead answer ar
fien11r to complainant's Dill or the sane
f,- l1esriun ezparte, and that a copy rl This
order be published once week, for four 5uc-
ossgive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
This April le, lelL-
A copy-Attaat-
IL. D. L. STEW AIT CLERK ana Master
BY o.. BELIHEH
Deputy CIe1k and ~ sglaF.
r. & Avres Sol. Tor CumuiaiunuE
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H0TIcE TO SHIPPERS.

Mz1uHns. TEaTs., Aprii n. ISL
ON and aftar MONDAY, April 2ltE, Freighta
FOR shIpuant over Memphis aad Ohio Aail-
road WIN bo rsosived At second-strsst plat
form. between consord and Aueiioa straais
ias-eaz q tae navy Yard, a. hsEetoioEe.
ns ~ sht wa bs rseelvsd afor o'cloek
pm lapa KNAPP, Assnt
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HOME DISPATCHES


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 2l.-
The President accompanied by Sena-
tor Morton, isgeXpected to arrive here
about am, tomorrow. He will re-
main during the day and is to have
a reception at the Academy OF Music,
tomorrow evening
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PICNIC PARTIES.

ITO PICNIC PARTIES.-Persons who in
4 tend getting up Picnic parties for the
coming season, wilt do well to bear In mind
the fact that Ar. FRED. UELPHs, proprietor
of fernando Park, corner HernandO road
and Walkers avenue. viii give the use Of his
Park free of charge for such occupation. ap2l
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NAsHvILLE, April 2l.-Cotton hrm low
mldd-lng. lZ5<c. Bulk meats clear ribbed
sides, l07zc; shoulders, 71<o, packed. Bacon
clear sides, Ike; shoulders, S5Fc; hams, l27Zc
sugar-cured hams, le1Sc. Lard, he. Corn, Sc
Oats, 75c. Flour S56&
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RACES RACES F.!
THE SPRING MEETING
OVER THE
DEENEPHL8 C0U79 9Ef
VIII commence on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1871,
And continue Five Days, with the folio
PROGRAMME

FIRST DAY-Tassday, April Z5-P0st stsz
for all ages, two miles and repeat. srt7.rIe.-
ton SO p-p.i the second TO save his stake.
70 name ct pm. the day preceding { he race
The Club 20 add $500. closed with i've sub
scrtbers.
SAM DAY-SWeepstalzes Of SIS each. d b.
with SO added: dash q mile, for three year
olds. Closed with clever subscribers.
SECOND DAY - wednesday. April -5-
Handicap sweepstalzes Tor sIl ages, dash % q
mile and quartsri subscription So ~
felt, or only $40 10 declared. T1e Club tl4E
$40, Eight subscribers.
sAME DAT-Purse $40, mile heats, free for
THIRD DAY-Thursday. April T-Pnrss
500, dash OF a mile and a half Tor all agas-
SANE DAT-SWeep pstakss for three year c -lIr
mile heats subscl lptiou So, p.p.F % Wlir-
the Club wiz add $50 Eight suh5cr1 eers.
EOUHIH DA1-fr1dayf ApI- = llor
handicap, dash Of two miles, for an aEsl
Weights Of All the horses on the course % la
annOuuced at p.m.s ard accsprauca 70 be
made BY p m. the day preceding the race
sAEEE D1T-Furss $500, for all ages, mile
heats best in s.
FTFTH DAY-saturday. April 29-Pures
$50 dash OF mile, nee Tor ALI
SANE DAT-SWeepstake for SIS each. p.B
for three year old colts and dlIea thar ~
not appeared IA public prior To Januafy lsf
mile anu repeat The second 10 reesf7a -.
out Of the stakes. The Club to sds e
Twelve subscribers.
THIRD HACE-ConBolatiou haudfeen fr-
to second horse A horse beaten once aIIor7a-l
J pounds LEace, % pounds three tIures VI
pounds For q purse OF sZ08
80 NO euirance Zee 20 Purses. A walk o7ss.
entries horse % rull amount Of uurse
- Admission TO Public Stand. 81 erutz.
Grand stand, 81 LADIES TREE
- Y 4narter-strstch Badges for tusE
~ Eor SAFE ag tha Hotels, Castor
Ticket ONCE at Charleston Dsp0t
- Railroad Fares csntE. round trim.
---4o T. aAlcE, eeCrllarT-
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Having suggested the insolvency
~ OF the estate OF JAMES MORAN. deceased,
ali persons having claims against ssid estate
are hereby notified to file the same with the
Clerk of the County Court on OF before the
18th day OF OctObsr, 1871, or they will be for
ever barred in law ard equity.
WILLIAM BERGIN,
anQI A1rrfuferraror
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SAVANNAH, April 2l-Cotton in active de-
mand; middling. l5JS9l4c; net receipts, e2s
oa-esi exports cOastwtse, S27i sales for the
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OATS OFFICE, I88 POPLAR STREET.
a April ~ leiL-All persons who have ra-
celFed written notice o. this advertisement
are notihed that If their accounts are uol
aaslleQ On or before the lgt day Of Say, VIII
post their names. business and amounts one
IN my saloon, and In the Memphis DAILY Af-
PEAL until settlement % affected.
an0 r. HC.A aE.
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MARRIED.

ELLIs--ROBINsON-O Thursday even
ing, April %, 1871, by David Walk. Pastor Of
the Linden street Christian Church, hr.
THOMAS Ellis and Mrs SUSAN ". ROBrEsoEs
OF this city.
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NEW YORK.

NEW 4OEhhs
NEW YORK. April 4.-Dry Goods-The
market is rather quiet, with but slight chan
gss IN the prices OF staple dOmestics. Ions
dale bleached muslins are advanced 20 l51sc
Great Falls are reduced to l5c; Hill's SsmpeT
Idem, l5c; BOpe, l3c; Home No. 3, l4ci Forest
Dale, l415c; Blackstone AA, l31ic; BaIes Xxx.
Il and lSC; do Sd, I71z9lSHc; do BIB, I5c; Ma
s1nyille, l6c; Warren IF, lSc; Bartlett, l41zci
White Rock, l5c; Waltham Y, l05<c; Massa-
chusstts fine BIB brown sheetings advanced
to lG5zci corset jeans. l01zci Pepperell, l21Sc;
do bleacbec, l31aci AmOskeag A brown and
blue denims, &c. DelRines, cambrics and
ginghams more steady. Spool cotton, Union
crash and printed caltcOes are in moderate
but s-eady REQUEST at uneh anged prices.
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EOR SAIE

WILL sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY,
w May 18th, l57I at 10 O'Clock am, six
beautiful lots, so feet mont by l4s5< feet deep,
situated on Second street, Chelsea, near Stock
Yards, and adjoining the residence Of John
CuUbins. FERNS Of bale-One third cash. and
balance In six and twelve months, with six
per cent, interest and lien on property. No
tnCumbTance. Titles guaranteed. sale posi-
tive and without reserve.
R. h. GLISSON.
PAssMORE & RUFFIy, Auctfoneers app
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SWEET SPRINGS,
HOnr0e County, West Virginia.

THIS favOiits summer resort famous for
4 It's extensive and agreeable plunge baths,
Temperature 78 degrees as wen as its tonic
mineral waters, viii be opened for the season
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PETITION OF INcOsPoRArieHs.

No. 297, R- A.-First Chaneery Court ofsheIby
COuct y, Tennessee.
UTHER7BS, the Rev. s. Byrns. Rev. d.
w UBrien, ]. n M.Afsagher and b weary,
all citizsus Of shelby county, Tennessse. ana
the present eOrporatOrs or the q" st. Peters
L1terery Association" #" have fled an applica-
ton In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee. for an amendment to the
charter Of the " st. Peters Literary Assoois-
uOn," granted IL by an act Of the General As
sembly OF the State OF Teunssses, passed Feb
TuaTy ID, 1868. the desired amendment being:
That In addition to the powers already grant,
ed as Aforesaid said st. Peters Literary A $50
ctattOn be allowed to obtain and hold BY fee
simple conveyance in trust, or By purchase
in lee simple, or Tor less estate, or otherwise.
real estate in the county Of Shelby, and state
Of Tennessee, tOr all religious purposes con-
neeted with the Roman Catholic Church. and
for the purposes Of establishing fnflrmarfes
orphan asylums, other asylums and hos
pitalsi and like education, religious and eIe-
mosynary purposes.
It Is therefore ordered, That all persons
wishing so to do, make their appearances
herein at the Court House OF said Court. IN
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, en- or before
the nrst Monday In June, 1871, and show
cause, II any they have, why the amendment
prayed for should not be granted, else the
same viii be proceeded with eLparte, and
that this order be published for tnirty days
IN the Memphis Appeal.
A Acopy-Attasti
Z. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, d. Q. and n.
aumes & PostOL, solicitors. ap2l
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AMuSEMENTs.
eREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
LAST PERFORMANCE or
DD CASTRO.
Extracts non he sIsmphis Prsss.I

Extracts nom tns Memphis Fresi-l
The Erial suspension Is something truly
asi siOnisBinE.-Appsli.
The performance throughout v7as excellent.
As q VeutrilOquist DsCastro Is q genuine
Valentine VOL.-AUdiGnchs.
DeCastro is a master o. the magic, and per-
forms his tricks 81 q manner Eurpri7tng and
almost tincOrnprehsnstble. Had the scene ro-
presenting q young lady sleeping In mid air
bee q performed at q seQnees it would have
created a thousand belieVers.--Ledg6rs
amusing.-e
no NIGHT. Fifty Dollars IN Greenbaeks, q
Live Pig, snd ninety nine other presents
viii be given away. apZ2
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HOTIcE.

District Of West Tennessee
In Bankruptcy. So
At Memphis, Tennessee, 18th day Of April,
1871.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
L his appointment as assignee OF 4. =
Goldstone, OF Memphis, shelby county,
state Of Tennessee, within said District who
has been adtudicated a bankrupt upon bis
own petition By the District Court OF said
District. o. WOODBRIDGE,
apU Assignee
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- " - 3 NaAIA
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April H.-FlOur quiet and un-
changed: super winter, IS 5095 S.; extra do,
s. 75G6, Xxx do, IS LOGS Is Wheat-mOre do
tngi sample lots soft Iowa spring, 81 Z9Gl 80
No. 2 red fall, 81 50. Corn strong and higher
No. mixed. SIC; mixed in sacks, 6a1Sc Oats
be ter, 4995015c for mixed in nulk. Barley
active and hrIni No. Wis Sonsin, 81 10; choice
Iowa, 81 70 Rye Hrm, 90d92c. Whisky, s71Se.
Ness pork dull, SIS 759l9. Dry salted loose
clear ribs, SIC. Bacon steady, 7C9712, 95E9aJS,
lQ9l01%c. Lard dull, ll9il5Sc for tisTces; ia
l252c FOR kegs. Hogs dull, $595 50. Cattle,
s. 5O@5 So
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Lauoeraals, orleans and GeOFgla
streets, in tbs vicinity Ofst. Agnes Academy.
In Offering this large number OF lots, we
place before the public arEro opportunity Of
making an investment in property which
cannot fan to increase In value, being 80
centrally located that 1t must be nned up In
preference to more distant points.
Accessible on the north side By the Beals
street and on the south By the fernando
street railroads, and traverssd and bound
ed in all directions BY broad streets, We are
confident that we cannot bring to the notice
Of those who want a cheap home a better
piece Of property from which to make q
selection.
The terms Of the sale are made very easy
third cash. one and two years, with six per
cent. interest.
a,-,t,, A.. a, - - - -, a., 49,
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LONDON, April 81, pm Consols, 935S f0i
money: S55[ o1 account Bonds quiet: is6a
gg5k; do old e65s S95S; do SIS, 81 do lQ-40s SCI
GTyERPooL, April y, p.m.-Cotton dur
ana unsettaed- naiddIlng uplands, 73<ti: md.
ding Orleans, I'd; sales l0e00 bales; 1000 foi
speculatiOn and export.
FRAsEFoEr. April z.-United States sou.
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MOBILE, April H.-CottOn market quiet
not lower; rniddling, I41<c; net receipts, 6Si
bales; exports coastwise, S78 sales, 500
stock, Al, 80; net receipts for Chs week, ses9
gross 1854; exports TO Great Britain, 4571
cOastWise, L77s; sales for the week, $500.
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BALTIMORE, April 2l.-C0ttOn frm; mid
ding, l45Sc: net receipts, Ie5 bales; gross "a
exports e0astwise 245; sales, us; stock, 10 0sB
u0RHTGN
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MARnMIc MnTIcE

A SPECIAL communication of De- Q
a Soto Lodge. No. 2S9, viii be beld this y ~
SATURDAY, evening, April I'D, at 5/WN
o'clock, for work in j.. A. degree.
All K. A. in good standing are fraternally
invited to attend,
By order R. O. WILLIAMSON, ". h.
r. w. EHElTON, Bec'y. apZ2
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BALTIMORE.

EoRFOIK, April H.-hIarzet quiet; low mid.
ding, I3c; net receipts 60o; exports eoastWise
S04; sales, 100; stock s2l2; net receipts for tbs
the WeeF fyE
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GALVESTON, April 2l.-COtton market quiet
good Ordinary, I2gI25Sc; net receipts, 100
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 2ly4; sales
l400; stock, 5O,62S; net receipts for the week
S85S; exports to Great B7ttatn, l2,lZ2 coast
wise, IOSz: sales for the week 6l0d.
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LECTURE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by me until the hrst Of
w May next, at the Shippers Cotton Press.
Batture fOr the grading, rounding, macad sTu-
izlng, and two bridges Of one mile OF exten-
sion Il the Shelby County Turnpike, and the
widening, etc, OF the hrst mile, where plans
and spesldcatiOns can be seen.
H. A. MONTGOMERY,
apA Superintendent
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ROYsTsR. IRRELEVANT & co.
ny AaFan9P co 90.
Seal AsOlIss'rs, si4 FrsHt ST., ,absys Adazs
WILL SELL
THIS MORNING, At 10 O'CLOCK,
without limit Orreserve.

SCO dozen Planters Hoes-asaoTtsd sizes, cast
steel,
SO dozen Axes assorted sizes, cast steel;
lBl boxes alassWars-aEsOEteds
100 boxes Nartegated Soap.
- Also, a laTEs retail stock OF Fancy
Goods, SIX kringesr EdginFs, Dress Buttons
Dress Goods, Fopltus, 1acOuets, Lawns, etc
- Also, Clothing Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats Notions etc. - TERMS CASH.-EG
d EGULAR TRADE AUCTION SALE OF
n Dry Goods, CloihfDg, Trimmed Eats. Cut
lefy and Fancy Goods, BY l. e. BALD WIN
COVE VIII sell, on TUESDAY and THURS
DAY, April 18th and 10th, st 10 o'clock am,
at the Auction House, 81 Main street, DRY
GOODS, consisting, IN part. OF Dotted and
Plain HWtsses5 Bishop and Victoria Lawns,
Plain and Striped Jaoonsts, Tsrletons, Not
ttngham Lace Curtains, Dress Goods Of All
descriptions, Marssillss Quilts, Linen DAM
ask, Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels,
Blsached and Brown Table DamazE. Brown
Table Cloths, Huback Dice Diaper and DAM
AK Towels; Ladies, Misses, Children'B and
Mems Hose and Half Hose. Gents and BOYS
Suspenders, Ladies' and Cents SIX and satin
Bows India Cans Undsrshlrts, Linen and
Cambria Handkerchtef5, Neck Ties Shirt
bosonng, Boulsvard Skirts, Dressing Combs.
Fancy Pipes, Fish Lines and Hooks, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Plated spoons and Forks,
Pocket Books and Wallets, with other sun
The attention OF city and country msr-
chants Is called to our sales.
9pl6 "A. 8. RQ9ERs3N, a uciioneer.
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ON The 18th OF JUNE.

Telegraph Office in the Hotel; a handsome
and extensive livery in conjunction with the
establishment; a hrst-class band Of music
engaged for the season.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-Flour dull and declined
l09l21Sc. Wheat dull and declined Lc; No
spring, 81 251E9l p cash, closing at ST 2SsSd
/ 269l, seller, May; this evening steady. Corr
No. 2 mixed nrmer, 529525zc cash, closing
firm at the inside rate; this evening firm, 53c
seller, May. Oats-NO. 2 dun, closing at 47d
4754c Rye-No. dull, held at s29s3c; buyel
at Sec. Barley-Np. 2, S89S7c, Provisions dull
and weaker; mess pork closed at SIS l56lS 20
Lard, Ig5<c. Meats ins settve and nominal
Hogs active, SIS 35a6. Cattle very dull; upper
grades, 259S731c; lower; S596 rs.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April 2'.-CottOn quiet and
unchanged; middling, l4c. Flour quiet and
weak; family, S8 2596 50 Wheat dull and de-
Cltned, 81 S51l 80. Corn quiet and UNCHANGED
SIC. Rye unchanged, 81 03@I O5. Oats un-
changed; mixed, 54957o. Barley steady, STA
lO Mess pork dull and holders anxious to
sell, SIS 5O9l8 IS. Lard dull and drOaping, lie
Bulk meats dun and a shade lower, 614G63S
So and $40 Bacon in only limited jo6bing
cemand, n, 81 and l0c. whisky In active
dam and and advanced sc
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HER ADVERT sEMEMTs.

II OTTERY,-Omcial drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, State Lottery. CLASS ls9.
40, u, Is, 81, 80, 81, 6s, p, 90, A, 50, I,
GLASS 100.
o, "a, 63, 4, Il. Is, 81, SO, 81, S. so, 80.
Prizes frOm SEQ TO $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nisbed in the above Lottery by J. e. FR AECE
l63S North Court street, Box lE7, Memphis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY MILLEB& Co, Man
ayers. St Louis, NO. ap2
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Children under ten and coIored servants,
half price. Families desirous Of taking rooms
for the season, or for furi her iuIoT alton,
address GEO. MCGOVERN,
aDIl SuUeFinteu dent.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

The absolute value of the Devil in most religious
systems has often been felt but it has never been
frankly avowed, except by odd sect called Devil
Worshipers in some countries, and by other names
elsewhere. But Elder Cannon, the great Mormon
gun, told q mass meeting Of his brethren In Salt
Lake City, the 5th inst that the Devil was not
dead for they were not yet perfect and his services
could not be dispensed with" This is about equiva-
lent to saying that if there were sin, there could
be no good people, and some might 60 so far as to
say that II there were no He'll there could be no
Heaven There Is something in this analogous to
the argument of the supporters Of Hanging, that A.
should be hung for killing B. In order that c. may be
deferred from killing D-a piece Of reasoning which
up to this time we have never been able fully to
comprehend. No doubt the doctrine Of q personal
Devil is very convenient one, because 1t is easier
to deal with the concrete than the abstracts but 1t
seems to us that after ALL these material notions Of
the Infinitely Good and the Infinitely Bad are but
mortifyng confessions of human inability thoroughly
to comprehend the spiritual
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Mr.. John H. Keyser complains that his act
in placing $65O.OOO in the hands of Mr.. jack
son s. Schultz for the security of the City, has
been wrongly styled an act of restitution, and
interpreted as involving a confession. We
shall be glad at whatever more favorable con-
struction the case may bear; but Mr.. Keyser
should understand that he can only clear his
own name and vindicate the friends who have
had faith in him by going into the witness
box and telling what he knows. He has made
the City safe, so far as his own transactions
may be involved; now let him regain conf
dence by exposing the robbers who still riot
in their gains.