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o. O. F. DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELLOWs' HALL, corner OF Main and
North COurt.-Ruth Lodge, No. 1, Daughters
OF Rebekah-meets on the fOurIh Thurs
day night Of each month, at u O'Clock
S. NJ. Norwood, N Thomas Bacon, Sec
GAY0so ENCANPHEST, No. 8-meets on the
nrst and third Thursday nights of each
month, at - O'Clock. ]. z. Russell, G.. P;
O.. N. Carroll, Il. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe,
MPH LODGE. No. 6-meets every Tuesday
night, at s O'Clock. A, W. u n. g.; j
W. Heath. V. g.; j. ". Waynesburg, Secy.
BAENEE LODGE-B, Bingham, n. G.; W. q.
CHICEAsAW LODGE, No. 8-meets every Non
day night. at 8 O'Clock. ohm Gordon, n.
g.; ThOs. s. Bingham, V. G.; Thos. Bacon
Secretary.
MENPHIs DECREE LODGE, No. 8.-Meets
second Thursday OF each month, at ~
O'Clock. L,s. burr, w. M John LINK.
hauer, D., 4. NJ; N. W. Norwood, Assistant
A L. M Leon Levy, Secretary John Cor
don, Treasurer.
SCHILLER Lopez No. I40-meets every We'd
uesdav. +. krOpp, n. O. b. AcEerman, V.
G5 JOS. Uhlr sec'yi L, Ottenheimer, Treas.
TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs.
tennessee GROVE, No Z. A. o. D.-Meets at
the Druid Hail, No 81 South Court street, on
the first and third tuesday evenings in each
month. j.. S. Heiltgers, n. A; j. Beehler,
V. A.; f.. ". B-uttinRhaus, Secretary John
L. FichberE, Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GROVE. No Meet at the Druid
Han, 81 Court street, every Thursday even
ing VIM. II, Loeb, n. A. q. Oertel, v. 5
J.P. Sbide, Secretaryi Barney Gray Treas.
CLEAETHE GROVE, No. 8.-Meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, on the first and third
Monday evenings In each month a. r.
Davis. n. A George W. Baxter, VA; NJ.
Brgn. Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer,
COSCORDIA s. A CHAPTER, No. Nee At
the Druid Hail, on the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings in each month. j. Beeh-
Ter. I. 8. Al A. AlL2telo, seeretary.
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WE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for Dyspepsia, BiiOusness and thrOb-
birg Headache, IL Is the best medicine the
world ever saW.-LEditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger, Macon. Ga.
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80 EnE - HILLIl..
NARRiAGE a s aEzzEsD S599g5ss5755s9ss g 10
RHramR Ito marry. on the unrrfnIo-l-

MAR8lAGE E HB S2gss a5s95o ~
GUIDE. 9i ~ mTss 9R 5as s5 %y5 4s19
tons Of EbB BeEua system. with the latest
discoveries IN produeing and pr6VsutEuz cIa
spring. preserving the complexion etc
This Is IN Interesting work OF two huudra
ard t~WenIy-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains VsLnable Information
for those who are married OF contemplate
marriages sGA Is ls beck shat oGEht to be
under lock and KEY ana laid csr5iszlly
about the house.
sent to any one (1Ese OF po8tsgsl for so emf
Address Dr.. Butts Dispenser. NO u 81
eighth street, ST. Louis, No.
81 H0a2s @ 4s AUGed ard CBg
Before applying 70 the EotCrioua auAcG
who advertise in public papewi Or uslu any
0uACE EMZurE peruss DE- AeEa WoEL no
matter What Tour disease l, OF bow 1eplor&-
bic your condition
Drs suits can be consulte1 olAE 1L1g
mall, on the diseases mentioned 4E
QHca HO.HM 81. EEhth street.. ne-
Theafunf 1f rnrfa No
VOID OUACF1A Victm OF early lndl5-
a crstion. causing nervous deolliIs pre-
mature decay, etc, having tried % vain afe
~ adverffeed remedy, hiss a simple means or
sslf-cure. which he VIII send y e - 44 Le7
1o~w-RuHerers. ACTRESS D. H. 4AAAA-
dew H NzEsau 81. eeE t0ts
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THE drm OF Confer & Richardson IS his
/ day dissolved by mutual consent Geo
s. Richardson viii continue tle uuEl16s %
the old stand. No. Howard Row. undo the
name and style Of Geo. 8 richardson Co.
f. J.. GUAEd-
GEO Il. RICHARDSON
Me-,rbf- ao~l I Tt-T ans
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REV York, May 3, IO;25 a.m-GOvern-
ments dull but steady in n Sterling
sbsady st 1875. one per cent. paid for
carrying gold.
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BOILERS.

PICKERING DOU-
BILE Acting ANTI
go NNRREZING FORCE PUhP.
- This plate represents a
81 Pieksring Force Pump
~ in s well. u Is also IN
~tsurpassed as q cistern
For sale by E. R
4fAe Knight & Co, &5 Seeond
N street, Memphis, Tenn
We refer TO the follow
ing who are using them:
AS. Livermore, Supt
Mississippi d Tennessee
R.R. Capt. @. B. Church,
General Marcus J
Wright Fl. Lemon, ,, N.
Cys6. n. q. Dent, Pass
moro & Rufin, M .Boland
I u Wv. .YaeigalupO, DR.. "
q 2 irwin, James E-LRW-
IA 4ir fop- A gent Great West
Z @s5ern Dh'patch Company
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FefTVD0EI WI leave Nc WHaIIUUatI tNVN .
As LIVERMORE,
General superintendent
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NotIce Of pIssoIulioa.

THE COPARTN EBsHP heretofore ar-
listing between O. q. WARD and q A.
WARD. under The name and style 1Em or
T.. H.. WARD q nc. ts dissolved bT the
death OF C. C. 4RD, 70 date rom April ISIS
gTl. The business o. the Old Grm vii be-
settled by the undersigned B surviving
g. n. WARD.
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Nov 1aaN@AHHH"HHFHa FaSHA
scrips, stocks and local securities are
quiet. out 8 better feeling prevails, and
Transactions were larger tO-day than for
several DAYS. The advance IN Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock was we'll
maintained. Notwithstanding the futile
efforts of one dealer 90 % bear the mar
ket. il seems also that While bearing,
he had agents upon the streets tryl1s TO
purchase to III orders, ard n-otwithstaud-
ing that S5l was the rate quoted, the
AGENT inside an offer of 500 on 200 shares
chat were held at 57}3. sull further ad-
vance f. expected, and il is thought by
those who pretend to know that the
stock wiz 20 70 40 before the advance is
checked. This much we do know, that
there were orders here from New YORK
Yesterday to purchase 81 55Z, and that
to-day b limits were increased bank
of Tennessee money has also taken asud-
den turn upward and there was a lively
demand to-day at 73kG74 Some $500 or
5000 was negotiated in the morning by
a c0uple Of our shreWGest street brokers
al "A. the purchaser having immediate use
for -be same. and later in the day about
$4,000 more was purchased by a dealer az
r3ZG7A The demand Is said 20 have
sn-r1r M from recent sdvices from
Nashville that Of the railroads lead
Eng into that city was IN the market pur-
chasing. We also note the purchase by q
dealer Of G0.GC0 in cid currency bonds
referred 10 6 day or two since as being
upon the msrkst-at 81 City Scrip is
ouis. sud unchanged.
Gold was in sctiye request, orr dealers
following closely the New York rates IN
selling as well as in buying. About 5000
wss purchased during the day IN small
aud large lots, at 1l0Z9llO5s, the latter
bsiuR the outside price psid,
Nothing new mas trausplred IN the way
of freight rates to eastern poinE since Our
last report. There are q or more lines
in tbs market still a. reduced rates. and
ss7eral-among them a leading fast
freight Hu6s-ars not recaiTinE cotton at
less than the established rates, viz. S.
cents all rail" 20 New York snd 50
cents 10 Boston, and so csnts river and
rail 10 New York, and 80 cents TO Boston.
sTOCEs AND BONDS IN INV YORK
o. AZ ~n-nE E--n--
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L
d. ID. BGLEL
N0TlcE or DlsS0LUTI8H.

EEuPE-s, April 1871
y HAVE this day disposed CtuT Lu-eresll
Il the Erm Of JAS eCILJ9 q ~ o. JAS.
SDITD@, who azaur - ct tne lao-
Hssets. In wffhdraWlug take pleasure ll
reeommaudtrg The new drm Qt @urcu. AEEF
g Co. to ell friends and pafrnls or ne Old
6ru. a. Fa~l51-hEA
The understand have this dag tormEL q
co~partD-rshLp under the drm name o. -LE-
4 8. TREGG co for th5 purpose Of carry
ing on O. provision ard general commission
business, a. sc. 20 FTonG srrEeE
IaE SUTTON
T0HE T8LGG-
a,q IQHE EALLAGHAE-
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M0TlCE

rVHE arm OF VS.. DEAN g 60. hes ems
dav dissolved e~opartnership ~ m4-1
consent. % dats nom Apni lsL
j.. 81. DonnuIly wiz cantlnue L15
a. ne Cd stand, No Hg Poplar stree
arzun7es an HabilItieg Of the urA
party VIZ sign In hqgaa4qn
r TEH n. NlLAr
p WIZ
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Saturtay, th8 80 ~ 81 -, I8IL
Trustea,a sac.

ID Hannah and Matthias Jones, on the lftn
day Of May Is9, which is recorded In the
Registers Office OF Shelby county. TenueE-
see, in Dol No u, pages 81, etc and for the
purpose OF satisfying the debt thereby Sc
cured. / VIII, on
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The business o. the new Erm VIII be con-
Quoted rs her=tOfors by the undersigned uur
Taw fHa r1H sGwTa Of
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$765,Og0
In Cash Gifts, to bs Distributed by
tbs New York Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAR5 A PRIZE.


$3.50 ~E-N 80
ucu 4AiN4lAN
A chance 70 draw any Of the above Prizes
for a5c. Ttck cts describing Prizes aresaaiea
in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt o.
2c. q Ssuied Ticket is drawn wtthon eholce
and sent by mali to ary address, p prl45
named upon 10 will be deli sefed tOtte LcAeL-
holder on payment CT one Dollar. Fflasss
Immediately sent to any address % express
or return mali. es,ra
You viii Know what YOU prize Is oslo5o
you pay for It. any pr ze y S.r
IA Of the same value NO olaHA
patrons depend on fair dealing ,s a-,w
ErFHREEgas-Thi following Ats44
valuable Prizes andEin ~ permit us e PSS oS.
lish them: AndrswJ bnrnss@ PisSo SAT-!
Miss Clara Walker, falsfmolS F-
las N. Matthews, Detroits s5O01i 5onE an
aeTson. savannah, s5000i james simmons,
Boston, $1,000 em &C. ref5,hf,n
49,, qS5bfe4e- pec. q Deserve their sue
esss ~ y Herald, jan just and hon
saa5 for elrular. Liberal Inducements TO
Agsats. Sc isfaeion guaranteed. Every
$4,000 OF 26 Sealed Envelopes contains
M SssH err. seven tickets tor 81; IL for
81. so FOR IS; 200 for s3. Address
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CHAMBER or

Epw YORK. May 3, 10 a.m.-Cottou
market steady. Ordinary i0Ze; Good
Ordiaarv, lZ5kc; Low Mlddhng, l4c;
~EHddiiue. axe; GOOD Midollng l5Ic.
SsIes al aI IT.. S. ports yesterday, otz1i re-
ceipts. 772E receipts here, 1885 bales
ua.m.-Cotton unchanged. Contracts
for May, l4c.
II Motion very quiet u quotations
vemain UNCHANGED. Sales on the spot oVO
baies. future delivery, 1000.
nm-gotton quiet and unchahSS1.
Gales on spot. 400 bales; futures, oVVE lof
Usv ne; June, l41ze5 july l4Ac.
Cotton unchanged. Sales on
feo0. futures, 1000 rales.
80 Motion closed steady. Sales.
ners. $40 bales; 10 epeculstoTs, 81
- for EXPORT. 2540 balesf ia transit,
- contracts, 1000 bales; for May
~ ~ Tnnk ffJlc; July and August, i4he;
September, l45zc.
cotton IN NEW oELhANA
w ORLEANS. Nay s, a am-Cotton
o~ifb a fair demands MAdonngs'
st3Iafasle. sales, 500 bales
Cotton steady with talr oe,
Middhnaas AA8i4@c bAlsa' @
bales.
-sgp,or. Nav 3, u am-Co5son
- Kidding UpLandss Z s-Aoai @
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Trustees sails.

ny VIRTUE Of deeds Of trust executed to
- me by the Southwestern Publishing
Company, on the 18th and 18th Of February,
ISL, viii as trustee, sell cor cash. at the
store or salesroom Of said Company, SOL
Matn street,
On MOBday, the 18th day Of May,
next, all the stock of books, paper, ink and
mate ials, and assets contained In said deeds
OF trust, invoice OF which may be examined
by application to me at the office of said
Company until day Of sale.
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CoPAFTaEssBlpa DISSOLVED.

DFssOLUTI0N-T Gru o. Dc11Er, TCr
II & Co. IS tHfs d4V dlesoiFel mGtl.
consent, Hr. Levi Joy ~ l-LlE o.
Ohio and I'D EuLkley wII r- eCla-
ness on heir own aCeIuL- urcer the urn
name auC rtyieo t DO-oEuE sllElay szuU-
ing All the liabilities OF the old rrI, and age
alone suihOdzsd % Tee the Elm rau7 m
IIauldaIou. W ri DEJaU,
LEFIJHL
I'D. BlLkLE1-
Hemphf-. Tenn, aaF LLs7l-
E In retiring rom The lite Ora RI LruH
o Joy = Co. cheer uHT He7ar
Douoro & buIEl=y- ana The #9-E ll which
they are engaged, 20 rls earnest lerl-
on ana support o Zoe pubic and nay
friends EasUee- fuIIE. AEhLagE.
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POWER PRESS.

A SOUTHERN INVENTION, ard one Of
a the most complete Ofthe age, pronounced
without equal by many o. the most practical
and successful planters Of Georgia ard South
Carolina. NO one has 1-und auy OBJECTION
10 It's performance, but ali admit II to be a
com plete success IS a Cotton Press. and well
adapted 10 packing Hay. Two hands can
PACK readily with iI, and -four HANDS are all
that would be required te pack easily and
rapidly This press has q great oouc8nLra
tiOn Of power, Is simple, durable and not
liable TO get out OF order. In about ten days
We VIII have a press on exhibition in Mem
phis, and viii commence manufacture O
Them in that city ia q few weeks; VIII also
nave them at towns in the interior to give
planters an opportunity OF seeing the novelty
of the new invention. Every Press sold viii
be guaranteed 20 perform well.
Manufactured by
WIRELESS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA, Ga.
JAMES WIRELESS, General Agent for the
Mississippi Valley ONCE at Memphis. apB
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and INDIGESTION
extent than pTOba-
= ady, and relief Is
Af sought after. 1.-THE
its action, health
bly, secured. Want
Liver causes Head
WEJaundice, Pain In
Sgh, Dizziness, Sour
In the Mouth, Bill
tatiOn OF cart,
Spirits, or Blues,
symptoms, which
Il REG is
nj that has ever been
mildly, e~hectually,
NV Bile COM
injury It's harm
Il has been used for
dreds OF the good
parts of the cOun-
It's virtues.
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HAVING purchased the entire interest of
hi Z. b. spfuBan- in the late Grm 0f sod
win &Spfuman, Cotton Factors and Jomu-s-
zion Merchants. win continue Lue same 40
the old s.a1d, No. % Union street, under tEs
firm name OF
j.. r.. GOODWIN q co.
Thankful TO our patr rs and Ele11s -1z
past favors, would respectfully ask Tor a
continuance OF the same
ans .. 4 GOODWIN e co.
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LITTLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH
Mail Train leaves Little Rock (Hnntersvtllel
7t 500 am.
Returning, leaves Louisburg at l pm, ar
irving al Little Rock at 4:S0 pm.
ID. W e. BROWN, Gen1 Sup't
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DISSOLUTION.

All persons Indebted TO the old Arm VIII
please settle their
apis ID WAE0-
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NEW YORK, May 3, 1925 m.-GOvern-
msnls dull, with a slight decline through
the list. Sterling steady at ll0}ss Two
per cent. paid for carrying gold. Money
continues easy a. s per cent.
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DRY DOCKS.
HOLLOwAY's vERMEugE COHFEGTUDNs

TWENTY years experience has proved this
Il the most popular remedy with p hysi-
clans and parents for those pests OF shild-
hood-Worms. They are pleasant % take
and always effective in expeIipg the 9orms
and ton1ng the system up 70 lts hQrmal
condition. Beware Of coGntartslts 8 nd tml-
tations. The genuine have the sign nture OF
Inc proprietors on the wrapper Of eaen
package
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY q COW DEN,
Phus aelpbiR,
No Olvsg No Puyf RtsskoUs Zsn r Ctntgpau
WILL positively cure letter. Erysipelas
Wv salt hheum, BARRIERS It sh, Pimpies,
Blotchea and au forms Of ~ Disease; also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Diseh argos rom the
STANDING OF the money retp fnsd By the pro-
prietoTg-
JoHNsroN, HOLLOWA &CowDEN,
Sold 50 cents per box b. III djaesisfs. Sent
by mail for 90 cents.
Transcription Positively 'Otsradk = gDAasgs Fresb
AsP6 Ore
NNTlL cure bron ehitia- gf nsumntlen. AL
w Lung Disease and Spj ttine of Blood,
and strengthen aIAd build ID u the gyetem TO
lis healthy ~cohu34l0n. This has been tested
BY ETo1. Groabean in Two n iousand cases In
the hospitals OF Paris, in which IL cured
nearly every case, M ia thf 3 country By the
appreciation OF the phyEicia n many hopeless
cases have been restored to ueaith. One bot
tie Win prove is eHaeaoy. g old 81 90 per bot
tie oE six for SIS 90
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &CQWDE
, 0 PHILADELPHIA
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BpEED
DAILY
Gas Be had foF
FIVE CENTS PER COPY

tOE H0eK's. ass i.2 Mala Street.
WILL EaRSF0R0's, cor. aoHree g. Seeeaa'
eNnoNs 4 sOa's, loasrsoH, Near Frost
C, ERY CT, $40 Hala Street.
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FlNAHCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, May 8, 1871.
FINANCIAL.

Financisl matters wore e quiet aspect
to-day, aud, excepting a little Excitement
in local securitiess nothing transpired
worthy ofespecisl note. The demand for
money improves slowly as the dull season
advances. but Is not sufficiently active yet
90 absorb the surplus funds OF the banks,
and shipments Of currency % 81. Louis
Cincinnati and Eastern points Is con
tinued almost daily. To-day they were
larger than usual. First-clsss mercantile
DaDar can ba~ negotiated at the banks al 10
Az per cent, the inside rate being charged
on deoositorsi notes only. In the open
market there is apparently an abundance
OF capital seeking investment, but i is
found difficult to place good Endorsements
al a less rate than lH@2 per cent.
The market for exchange rules quiet,
VITA the demsnd good and out little offer
iar: Sl5,G00 in exchange was received by
one bank as par, and dealt out to their
~neiEhbors 81 81 50 premium per Si09G.
Others were willing TO give g 90. FJr
sight chEcks the same rate is offered; So
600 in New Orleans exchange was taken
bv a dealer st = on. We quote the cur
rent rates as follows:
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RAILROADS.
TTME-TABLEs.

MEMPHIS AND ROCK RAILROAD,
Until further orders, trains VIII ran daily
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 8, I:S0 p.m-Ths
market has the appearance Of 8 still fur
ther decline, with considerable pressure
20 sell.
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Trustees sails.

Under and by virtue Of the terms andpro-
visions Of a deed o. trust to ne exc
cuted by A Q, Ferguson, oftne city OfMem-
phts. and recorded in book Is, pages 454, 400
and 455, in the Re glSHer's omoe Of shelby
CCGnUy, Tennessee, 70 secure q certain, In
dsblsdness therein mentioned, I VIII. on
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twcnty-Fous'
Hours.

WASHINGTON, September II, 7P.h.-
The low barometer has risen but very
slowly over the New England States
since Saturday P. NJ The pressurehas-
however, entirely recovered in New
York and the Middle Atlantic States,
The highest barometer has continued in
the Ohio Valley, moving slowly TO the
northeast, and small area Of high
pressure has advanced from Minnesota
over the upper lakes to Michigan. The
pressure has been fuller from Missouri
northwards. The rain and clouds OF
Saturday have very generally cleared
away in the Middle and Eastern States,
but cold upper current Of air has pro-
duced this afternoon cloudy weather
over New York and New England. The
local rivers have fallen today. as on
Yesterday, on the Gulf coast Clear
weather is generally reported from ths
lakes.
Probabilities. barometer will
probably continue 10 fall in the north
west, with fresh and brisk easterly
winds on the upper lakes, and north
winds are probable for Lakes
Huron and Erie. The conditions are
favorable for light rains tonight along
the Atlantic coast, to be followed
clear and pleasant weather On MN
day pleasant weather in the Cult States,
with local rains on the immediate coast.
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UTICA.
Delegates Elected.

Urea. n. Y, September lG--The
Republican Convention held here to-day
elected y. j. Nulland, Henry Roberts
and J. A. Shearman, all intelligent
men, as delegates to the State Conven.
ton, ty vote Of nine to five. Senator
Conkling's friends then Withdrew and
held another meeting At which Senator
Conkling, Eli Avery and Alorzo Baker
were chosen delegates. .nr
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CINCINNATI.

The knights TempIar-Gov. Morton.
CTxCISSATr, September l6.-A large
number OF knights Tcmplar en- route
to the triennial convention at Baltimore.
departed this after noon by the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. Their train
was one Of Pullman palace cars and
said to be the handsomest train ever
made up in this city. The number OF
excursionis,s leaving tonight and to-
morrow will be about one thousand.
Ex-Governor Morton, Of Indiana,
spoke a, Mosart Hall tonight to a
large audience. His remarks were
listened to with great interest and were
considered a powerful argument IN favor
OF retaining the Government in the
hands OF the Republican party.
Preparations for the Reception Of
President Grant.
CIScISSATI, September IA CON-
hittce OF four has been appointed to go
to Columbus tomorrow TO meet Pres,
ident Grant, who Is 10 arrive here on
Tuesday morning, and be escorted to
the Burnett House. At ten o'clock the
fire department, police and various
military organizations OF the city, will
pass 10 review on Third street, after
whicn the President will be publicly
welcomed by the Mayor. At noon he
will be escorted to the Chamber Of Com.
merce, and from 3 to ) P. N. he will
hold a reception at the Burnett House
In the evening be will visit the Exposi-
ton, and will leave on Wednesday
morning for Brown county.
Henry c. Lord, late President OF the
indianapolis, Cincinnati and lafayette
railroad, has been sued by the Receivers
OF that road for S24S, 600 in bonds and
property Of the road, which, it il
claimed, he applied to bis own use dur
ing his administration.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY. September IA
large party Of Knights Templar, com
prising the Grand Chapters Of New
Albany and several Southern cities, left
to night on a special train on the ]. n.
and /. X. X. for Baltimore.
The first animal fair OF the State
Horticultural Society now in progrrs, at
Masonic Temple ia perfect srccess.
both in the display and the attendance.
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MEM PIiIS.

MENPut-. September l6.--AD at.
tempt was made last night, near Bar,lnt
Station, lew miles from here. TO
assassinate a planter named Reynolds,
by four masked men. No arrests have
yet been made ...... -...rf-
Some seyen,yfve Knights Templar
aud Masops lett here yesterday and to-
day for Baltimore, to attend the Mason
ic Convention. u
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PHILADELPHIA.
FRS, Applicant for fcmnIe suGsagr.

PuLApELrurA. September 1.-THE
first applicant for female suffrage in
this city is Miss Carrie A. Burnham.
who came forward yesterday TO be rex.
istered on the extra assessment list.
Daniel y. Kelegro is one Of her vouch.
ers. The assessors took her name.
She then went 10 Alderman Assy, TO
pay her poll tax, but he refused to ac-
cept her money, and referred her 10 the
Receiver of Taxes.
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Fatal Accident.

BROOKLYN, Sept l6.-Mrs. Higgins,
wife Of q contractor, while cooking sup
per last night, was fatally burned by
upsettinga gridiron on her dress: While
on fire she ran into the ward, thereby
tanning the flames. All her clothing
was burned from her body.
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BOSTON.
Instantly Killed.

BosTos, MAss., September h-A
man named Daniel Webb. supposed to
be a reporter for the New Bedford
Mercury, while crossing the Taiiroad
bridge near here, last night, fell through
to the ground, a distance Of sixty feet,
and was instantly killed. his neck being
broken ty the AL.