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STEAMER MABBLE CITY, from Cairo.-W II
Andrews & co, Is bales cotton; Harrington &
Howell, 81 do; Anderson & " 81 do; Black
Bros co, do; J T Brown & co, 2 do; Busby
Johnson CO. 10 do; Dickinson, Williams 4
co, do; L Nerser, 2 do; Shane, Harris q
co, do; H o Williams & co, Is do; StrattOn
GOyer & co, do; Partee q Harbert, s do;
GOO lett & co, 3 do; GHsson q Herring ! do
keells & co, 2 do; Gag & Fisher, do R WOr-
meley d co, ? do; d p Hadden & co. do; ID II
Townsend co, g do; j A Nevill, / do T Z
Haynes co, 3 do; Taylor & Rutland, 90
FargasOn & Clay, 3 do.
STEAMER T. H. ALLIN, from Little Rock
+ L Braun S co. l6g bales cotton; Charles B
Dorion, l4S dOi Partee q Harbert, 6j 90; VIII
son, Burnes & co, 81 do; W b Galbreath, 43 do,
Capt Clay Rice, 81 do; Redman, j g. CO. - do,
Guy, Mcclellan & co, p do; e II Apperson 8
co, 20 do; Martin & Hillsman, 10 do; Maj J D
Adams, IS do; T II Allen & co. l8 do; C. B Par
ker, Il do: Agent Star Union Line II do
Busby, Johnson q co. Ii do; Gage Fisher,
qoi Fargason & Clay, do; N Webb II 60.
do Newton Ford d CO. 3 do; billiard, PinsOu
& CO, 4 do; r P Walt q CO. do; shane. Harris
& co, do; schoolfeld d Hanauer, do; Dick
tnson, Williams q co, 3 do; MoOros & Norton
do; Memphis Oil Co, q sacks cotton seed
Resnipped at mouth Of White river, S. bales
pOf ftOU.
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Non-Resldsnt Notice.

No. 730-In the first Chancery Court Of Shell
by county, Tennnessee.-JOhn Nelson ct al.
VS.. John 4. ClaybrOOk ct al
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause
L that the defendants to the cross bill Of j.
3. CleybrOOH 1led herein, to-wtt: charles ii.
Organ, Tany Organ, r. f. Richards. and his
wile, Valeria Richards, William Vance and
his children, BoOert Vance, HOpcneld Vance,
Agnes Vance, Frank Z. Vance. Mary Vance
Arthur Vance and stOneWsll Vance are citi-
zens Of Arkansas ana non-residents OF the
State OF Tennesstef
lis therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the conrt-hous III IN :
city Of Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the nrst
Monday in February, 1871. and plead, an
swer or demur to said cross-piil, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 70 tnem
and set Tor hearing exparte; and that copy
OF this order be puonshed once week. Tor
four successive weeks ID lhe Aemphis
Appeal
FDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By J. BLACK, Deputy q. and N.
i. ID. MeKfssick, and Wilson Beard, Soils
for complainant deA
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TELEeRAMs.

Grant is consolidating the collection
districts.
The army under Bourbaki has cap
tUred Nesoul.
The Germans claim to have cap
tured 1900 prisoners at LeMans.
The Belgian Cabinet wants the Con-
ference to establish universal peace.
The Sublime Porte proposes to
to make Shape q first class naval sta
ton.
The men Of Greece who killed a
number of English tourists, are to be
all executed.
Hon. David Sears, of Boston, died
yesterday, SO years old. He was one
of the richest men in the country.
Luby, O'Leary, and others, Fenian
prisoners of DublR, are to be shipped
from Queenstown to-day in the steam
er Prussia.
Mr.. Bliss, of the firm of Morton,
Bliss e Co., has been elected Presi-
dent OF the Pacific company, in place
of Oliver Ames, resigned.
The case of the cOlored woman vs..
Zen Ward, for alleged kidnapping
before the war, has been transferred
to the United States Court in Cincin-
natl; $4,000 damages.
The person who killed and robbed
Rogers, in New York, in December,
1868, has been discovered in the Au-
burn penitentiary, where he is serving
term OF five years for larceny.
A detective from Chicago is "sell-
ing" the smart ones of New York
upon the Nathan murder. He got
$50 from Judge Cardoza and then
went to Jersey City to operate.
Pixley's circular, just issued in
London, thinks the continental de-
msnd for specie must last till the
close of the present month, after
which overland shipments will salts,
fy it.
DR.. William p. CumingtOn, a well
known musician and composer, and
for thirty years leader Of the orchestra
of Walnut Street Theater, Philadel.
phia, was found dead in bed yes
| terday morning.
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WASHINGTON.
THE san DoMNGo CoMnssIoN.

THE SAN DOMINGO COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE
San Domingo Commission is now
complete. Wade is chairman of the
commission, and Prof. White, of Cor
nell University, and DR.. Howe, of
Boston, are the other members. DR..
Howe was informed by telegraph Of
his appointment, and directed in case
Of his acceptance to repair to New
York in time to sail on Tuesday. 1t
is understood that he has accepted.
Hon. Allan @. Burton, Of Kentucky,
who has been appointed Secretary Of
the commission, was formerly United
States Minister to Bolivia, and is a
gentleman of high attainments. OW-
ing to the delay in forming the com
mission, the expedition will not sail
until Tuesday. The commission as
now formed is generally spoken of
here with favor. DR.. Saml. @. Howe
is well-knOWn philanthrOpist, and
is now at the head of the Massachu-
sets State asylum for the blind, deaf
and dumb.
NEW YORK CUsTOM-HOUSE
Senator Patterson, Of New Hamp-
shire, and Representative Sheldon, of
New York, Of the House Committee,
appointed to inquire into the cOndi-
ton of affairs OF the New York Gus
tOm-hOuse, under the resolution Of
! Senator FentOn, were Gt the custom
house yesterday. Chief clerks Smith
and Prentiss, OF the carriage and ware
house departments, were examined.
IsT-,-t-pTrTc.- ~ r7rTt- ,,TF,-r NJ 7-,-7r r,-,
The Republican Brotherhood met
to day, denounced Tammany's inter
ference in the Eenian reception, adopt
ed resolutions welcoming the released
prisoners and appointed a reception
committee of thirty. Delegates from
the different Irish societies also met at
Hibernia Hall, adopted similar resO-
lutiOns and appointed a reception
committee Of five, and another COM
mittee of five to demand an apology
from a prominent morning paper for
publishing a scurrilOus report Of their
| last meeting.
a joint special committee of the
Common Council, charged with max
ing arrangements for the reception Of
! the Fenian prisoners, yesterday ap-
! pointed Senator VIM. A. Weed, jr.,
Grand Marshal, and made other prep
aratiOns for the reception.
| UNSATISFACTORY REGULATIONS AT
THE REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
Considerable feeling exists among
newspaper men hereat the rule of the
new Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., in regard TO the press. He places
on the bulletin board in one of the
ante-rOOms Of his office, such news as
he thinks the press entitled to or the
public interested in, instead OF allow
| ing each reporter or correspondent to
! procure such matter as is needed for
their particular location.
PORTER TRIUMPHANT.
In executive session Of the Senate
yesterday, violent assaults were made
upon Admiral Porter, by Mr.. Spencer,
OF Alabama, Mr.. Edmunds, of Yer
mont, and others; but the Admiral
carried heavy guns, such as Messrs.
Morton, Sumner, Nye, FentOn, COnk-
| ling and Sherman The vote stood
yeas, 81 nays, 8. Last evening a large
number of the Admiraps friends
! called upon him at his residence, for
the purpose Of cOngTatulating him
upon his success to the nomination of
/ Rear Admiral.
Rowan to be Vice Admiral was not
! taken up.
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MEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE CtNCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD
The Superior Court of Ohio has decided
in favor of the eonstitutionality OF the aol
OF the State Legislature allowing Cincin-
natl to issue bonds 70 the amount of Si0,-
600 000 for a Southern railroad. The road
is intended TO furnish Cincinnati with
Southern business; and not only that, but
with sn extension so Ter south that the
city will have Che advantage ofthe ports Of
Savannah. Charleston and Wilmington,
on the Atlantic; Pensacola, Mobile and
New Orlesns, on the Gulf, independent of
Louisville. AS the case now stands, the
railroad facilities OF Cincinnati-so COM
plete north, east and west-are limited TO
one southern line, that extends bat few
miles beyond Lexington, KY, and wants
fifteen miles for junction with the
Knoxville branch Of the Louisville
road. This branch again is incom-
plete for forty miles north from
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Bad Very BID

The Oneida Community Of free
lovers has got itself into trouble. Al
ter practicing complex marriage for
twenty years, its members are at last
subjected to the opposition of journals
in the neighbOrhOOd Of their home.
The case provoking this hostility is
that OF g Mrs. Royce, who was divOrc-
ed from her husband at the instance
Of her brother, it is alleged, for the
purpose OF OfbecOming a member Of the
community. This is denied, and it
is asserted by those in authority
among the communists that Mrs.
Royce will not be adPitted, and, in
deed, that the COmmunity's doors
have been closed against all appli-
cants fOr membership since December,
1867. According to the practice OF
the Oneida family, each woman is the
wife ofevery man in the community,
and each man Is the husb9ud Of each
woman: : otherwise they are a plous
and harmless flock, putting implicit
faith in Father Noyes, the head OF the
iamily. They have threatened to sue
one Of the neighboring newspapers
for libel, for criticising their morals
which has melted the people OF Mad
isOH county to take measures for the
suppression Of their institution.
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Two Pamphlsts---Road them Both.

EIRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: Priz
IN essay, at the " Memphis AgriculturaL
Fair. October rs. 1870; "A guide as to the " ON
the WHERE and the bow TO acquire, 70 ellipto3i
and to retain LABOREBS suited % L1e 5onLn.
SecOud-THE SOUTHERN STAT rs = 4ne!E
vantages:" a guide TO SOUTHERN L.AND-ohn-
ERs, who desire TO Sel, lease OF co5o1ll1e Lnelr
lands, as well as 70 NoRrHEilN ana Eul.oF5-AN
ne investments and remunerattve employ
n7enrs In the Southern states. 1900 copies
Of each Of these two pamphlets now ia p1 ess
eenTs. 10 any address, postpaid, OF TO olubs
and societies. or to railroad and other news
dealers, SIS per 100 copies, assorted. Terms
frlvsrfqhIv cash in advance Call or address
DONOHO, JOY & co,
Southern aland and Emigration Agency,
oeqg Memnhfa Tenn
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Singular Letter Addressed


Prom the Amherst Mail Pouch
A packsgeof mail matter has been
received at the Amherst postofice
within a few days, addressed as fol-
lows;
"For the Hardest dig
Amherst College,
Amherst, Mass
Another in the same handwriting
addressed;
"For the best Boxer in the
Sophomore Glass,
Amherst College,
Amherst, Mass.
These packages viii be delivered
10 the parties addressed whenever
they are called for.
The past season a letter was depOs-
tied to
Engle Seigh, Mass.
pleas f1rard this"
The letter was forwarded to Ingle-
side Hotel, near Springfield.
A business letter was written in
Eldyvnle, Lyon county, KY, Sep
tember 81, 1869, and addressed to the
postmaster, Amherst, Mass, and was
received by him in October, 1870, in
rather q worn condition, but had not
been opened. Where had the letter
been Tor more than a yeare
A MODEL REQUEST 10 A POSTMASTER.
sept. led, 20. Dear Su
You pless 10
cape ali mail
That came
thear in the
uamBot
q - A.
rill I call for
Who Is the next one fOr2
London, Oat, g. 20.
Ey Aunt
in America,
New York,
United States.
A letter with the following address
was recently received at the post
office In Nashua, y. II. The post
master was at a loss 10 know whether
II was intended for one of the Chi
uese embassy or one Of the Russian
singers. The pOstmsrk was a little
obscure. but appeared TO be Austin,
Michigan. Here Is the address in
full:
Thomas Whockeri5emofiesc ieschsupun-
p1r-ky, care OF Berst Helliskadat5er
Nashua, n, III.
Another,
VOLTA 'lEdrsssa de
Jos SBro,
Shipa sune, Duncaine Coute.
Michigan.
1t was intended for Jos. sarO, Dun-
can. Sheb0ygan county, michigan.
A nd another,
Iu care of hirem
stanton hampton
% be fOrw arded IGr
EichaI Clue of goshion
for John mOrly warwick.
Finally,
G5fr- v01 smoke cart, hard up with 'the
blues
Carry the Psrson three cents worth oi
news.
Tn EHheld. Mass, bis secondly brewing
5.=z- lrd whom we used 90 call
ED. CORSET EWING.
Referring 10 the locomotive on the blue
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NOn-Rssldsns Notice.

No. l7-R-Tn the First Chanoery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-d- r. Bridges
vs. Il. X. Austin
TT appearing nom afIidavttt In this cause that
L the defendant, s.. X. Austin, lett the state
OF Tennessee many years ago and aver r7-
turned; II living, he is sU present q 10n-resl-
dent Of said 3tatei and iI dead, that his heirs
are made parties defends nts, whose uames
and residence are unknown;
10 is ordered, That said ~ e. Austin or
his heirs make their appearance herellls
at the court house in the city Of Memphis
Tenn, on or before the dEst Monday Ia
March l87l. and plead, answer or dBmuE 70
eOmpiainaEt's bin, or the same wiz b ta5en
for confessed as 10 Them and sst for hearlnB
sxparte; and that q copy oftbis order be pup
ltshed once g week, for louR successive Hea--1
In the Memphis APPEAL.
A coDY-atLeztr
EhMUND A. COLE. Clerk and 81 G5ler.
Bu II II BrAcV Deputy CLERK and Master
M. D. Welsh, sol for eompt'I lA
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NOn-Rosldent Hotlos.

No. l55, r In the First ohancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-EllEa P. Hop
kins et al. vs.. Sallie b Hopkins eJ III.
TT appearing from afndavittn this cause that
i the defendants, Sall1e B. hopkins, las. =
Hopkins, Frank W Hopkins and Robert T.
Hopkins are citizens of Madison county, Ala
bama, and nou-resideuts or Tennessee
Its therefore ordered, THAT they make tnell
appearance herelu, at the courthouse IN lne
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the mrs.
Monday In Feb uary, 1871, and plead ansH y
or demur TO com Dlaiuaufs bill, or the aAtlls
viii be taken for confessed as 70 thelni sno
set for hearing eXparte; and lhat COPY ~
this order be published once a weee, IOf ioui
successive weeks, IN the Iemphis Appeal
A Copg-AttesJ
Ffi,TTND a. COLEs Clerk and Master.
r2v RI n RTACK. DeputytGlerk and Master.
Metealf q Scarbrough, soils. for COMP af,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. 49, In the First Chanoerv Court Of Shell
by county Tenn, W, b. and e. 3. Crisman
vs.. h. D Ragland.
TT appearing Il ON afidavit IN this cause
L that the defendant, +. ID. Hagland, is a res.
dent OF Arkansas and 3 nonresident OF the
state of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein, az the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday IN February, 1871, and plea
answer or demur to comp ainants' bill, er
the same viii be taken for confessed as 30 him
and set for hearing eEparte. and that q copy
OF this order be published once week Tor
four successive weeks IN the Memphis APP
PHAL.
4 copy-atfest:
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By K. J. Black, Deputy Q. & NJ.
Wilson s Beard, Sells Tor eomplts, DIS
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

OFFICE PLAETERs' INSURANCE COmPAUY0
Memphis, Tenn, January n, ISL
So At mesling OF ths Board Of Directors
Of the Planters Insurance Company, held
to-day, &c was
Re50IUed, That a dividend Of ten per cent.
Tree OF the United States taxi be de-l7red
upon the capital stOCE OF the company, to be
credited upon the stock notes.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
jal3 " A. GOODMAN. Secretary.
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DEPARTURFs.
IN PORT.
Thomas II. allen.
RIVERS, wEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river is nearly at a stand and thir-
ty-two feet below high water mark, witt
seven feet in the channel from here down
and six and half feet abOvsto Cairo.
The bars and crossings have cut out con-
siderably, and the regular packets expe-
rience no difficulty in making their trips
The Arkansas and White rivers are both
in good nayigable Ordor Tee sudden
cold snap will soon block steambO in
ice fetIers again. They cannot bulge
while the temperature is below freezing
mimi
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TO FOUNDERS

NIFY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
u MEAPHIs, TEEE January 10, l87I.
~ Sealed proposals win be received at
this office until u o'clock m Friday, January
ath inst, for furnishing dty iron lamp
posts for the streets Of the city. The city re-
serves the right 10 reject any OF an Of l1s
bids. For further information apply at this
Office, J.H. HUMPHREYS,
ial2 City Engineer.
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REMOVAL.

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ISs. Co, 4
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 30, 1870. :
TTVHE ofice Of the Mississippi Valley In
4 surance Company has this day been re-
moved nom IA dadison street 10 283 Main
street, over the German National Ban q, q I'll
the completion of its apartments in Porter q
RObtnsOu's building, on Madison street, be-
tween Main and Second.
JOHN A. STEBBINSt
den Nica PresLuenL
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RAILROAD NEWS.
TIMETABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Through from Meuphis TO Little Rock in l4
hours. On and a1ter Thursday, the llth day
OF August, 1870, until further notice, trains
Will run daily Sundays excepted as follows;
AERTvEs: LEAVES
HOpen I 80 pm. $3.50 am
Brink 20 am. a.UU 2, m
Freight train viii leave HOpeheld Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at am.
Arrive at Hopeheld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
FerrybOat will leave the WharfbOat, foot OF
Union street, daily at 100 an.
Baggage checked through to Little Rock on
ferry boat 3. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent snd superintendent.
3. p. hOBgCl,, Asst Sup'E
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At the trial of the Methodist Book
Concern frauds in New York, yester-
day, three witnesses testified 60 hav-
ing been told by Mr.. Lanahan that
the commission merchant through
whom material had been purchased
made valuable considerations 10 Mr.
GoodenOugh, the purchasing clerk.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
vi MEMPHIS, TENN., Dec ID, lS70.
Hz- The interest falling due on the Ist day
of January, 1871, on the bonds OF the city Of
Memphis, win be paid on presentation Of
the proper coupons, at the Office OF P. N. Ny
ers & Co., Bankers, No. "a Pine street, In the
City of New York, on and after Monday,
January g Is7L JOHN JOHNSON,
del8 Mayor.
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Inc indian Confederation.

The q ~and Council OF the tribes Of
fa- Indian = Territory, held at Ockmul-
r,-s. Hqs rpl 7ectad plan Of cOus0iida-
Tf.n and -uF Qitted 10 the people for
their rstfBcstfou q bill Of rights and
constitution for the government OF
the Confederation. The constitution,
the main features of which are copied
from the constitution of the United
States. provides for three departments
OF ggyerument-executive, Legislative
aud iuIicisl-eaCh well guarded
against en1r1achment by Otaer de-
u4rtmeuts. The executive power is
vested iu a governor, whose term OF
0fire is two years. Provision is also
rg adgf0r a secretary, attorney general
di. triat attorneys and marshals. The
Iag. vlative power consists Of a Senate
and House Of Representatives, and
the iuIici4Fy,is composed Of a Supreme
Court. three district courts and such
interior courts as may be provided by
law. No doubt this constitution viii
be adopted with great tDnanimity, and
that an the tribes outside organized
States and Territories viii eventually
become members Of the COntedera.
ton.
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A caucus was held in Boston yes
terday afternoon by the Republican
and Labor Reform members OF the
Legislature opposed to the reelection
Of senator Wilson, and adjourned
until Monday afternoon. Republi-
cans generally viii hold a caucus on
Monday afternoon.
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
l25 hhds. Louisiana Sugar.
200 bbIs. Louisiana AOlasses.
In store and for sale low.
FAReAsON { CLAY, $50 Frout ST

EB We are now receiving freauent con-
signments OF Louislana sugars, and sell same
on the levee at about New Orlears prices.
1ala FARGAaON K CLAY
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The American houses in London
refuse to receive the American bonds
il impressed with English stamps, as
the government requests.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis POstof1ce and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and nun bers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE

Five Hundred SeuppsFHong Grape Vines at
20 cents apiece.
rTVHE undersigned VIII send by Express, u.
il Q. D., to any address, any number OF
genuine ScuppernOnE Grape Vines, securely
packed, FOR ~ cents each
GEO. THOMPSON, Hick0ry Wythe,
Ial4 dAW FayeGtB county. Tenn.
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GENTIFMEN,s LIST.
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Red riyer............... II. NJ. SHREvE-.......l2 m
Arkansas river UTAH ............5 D m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nOTEHzx

OFFICIAL drawings Of the Missouri State
~ Lottery. CLASS NJ
z. SO, "A, 80, 2s, a. "A, 20, IA, Is. 48, SO, s3,
Prizes from SlG0 20 $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily.
Information furnished In the above Lottery
by j. b Fix NOE, s65k North Court street.
Memphis, Tenn. p. o. Box I7.
MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Managers
falls ST. Louis No.
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The Archduke Albert Of Austria Is
the latest titled writer on military sub
i.cts. In q pamphlet recently publish
ad on the austrian army he urges the
reorganization and strengthening Of
fhe miIitarvpOWer essential to the very
existence Of Austria. He gives statis-
ties showing that, while Germany can
5ri78. three and One-third 20 three
and obe-half per cent Of its pOpula-
.Hcu of IS. 800. 900 into the field, OF
fr1ug .2g3. 900 to ], ,8f7, 900 men, AUS
tria. I'M the spring Of 1861, could only
muster glI. 600. Germany csn bring
into the field 699, 900 infantry against
$4,000 Austrian bayOnets, 4,315 cav
airy against 81, ,460 Austrians, and il54
Inns against 1Z45 Austrian .cannOns.
W. fle, moreover, Germany in time
of T,ea,9e has 5000 horses, Austria has
o1iv ~ 'Gj. so that on the outbreak
of war 20 900 have TO be procured.
Tha writer n opposes that the Austrian
infantry sb6ul,' be raised &c III 900,
fHe cavalry tO go 100. and the guns to
1868; that the Ems line should re
fortified, ,OlmUizaud Con- orn stfel5t th-
ened, Pesth and the Carpa.. nan pass
es fortified, and Bohemia made more
secure. The expense Of these WOs Ks
is 10 be betrayed by a loan.
Miss Winnie Ream's statue of Presi-
dent Lincoln was privately exhibited
last week in the capitol at Washing
ton, which il is hencef0rth TO adOrn.
All seeing it were at once struck with
terv0r, and "theTe was a general out
burst Of applause" 1t is stated that
"the marble is without any discolora-
ton Whatever'-a singular remark in
this connection, since what did Mr..
Lincoln live and die for except tC
show that color is nothing?
They are trying to Christianize The
uewsbOys Of Chicago. The TribuRi
savs, in describing the manner Of Sc
curing them: ." Now aud then Z
teacher would dart, hymn-bOOk IN
hand, TO the sidewalk, where the IRE
cIafmables were dancing bre8k-dOwns
and would return with a stray sheer
or two 10 his clutches"