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CONNECTICUT.
Democratic Governor Elected by Twenty
Two HslOrliy.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The WOl ld'J
special, this morning, says that there
was a large vote polled 10 Connecticut
yesterday, and the result on Cover
nor is in doubt. The majority is not
likely to be over one hundred either
way, and the official count may show
a decided heavy Republican gain in
New Haven and Hartford, which has
had the effect Of changing the result
which was anticipated from the gen
eral canvass.
The Democrats have apparently
lost State Senator, and have gained
ten or more Representatives
The vote for representative In Con-
gress, in the second district, Is also
very close, the Republicans claim
ing Kellogg's election by nine
majority, and the Democrats
refuse to. .conoede It. The delegation
to the Forty second Congress will
probably stand as follows; First dis.
trict, Julius j.. Strong, Republican
Second district, John Kendrick, Dem
Ocrat gain, Third district, il, n
Starkweather, Republican; Fourth
district, VIM. ii. Barnum, Democrat
The World also attributes the heavy
Republican gain, among other cir
cumstances, 60 the fact that 1000 to
1900 negroes voted for the first time
this year under the Fifteenth amend
ment, and undoubtedly cast their
ballOtsssOlidly for Jewell, ana adds
4" Governor English has a large ma
iority Of the white vote of the State,
and we believe, Of the whole vote as
it stands"
The Herald says that both sides
have evidently accepted a lesson from
the New Hampshire election, and
have worked with e will,
The Sun claims q heavy Republican
gain, and says the Legislature is Re.
publican.
The Tribune claims a gain of more
than 10000 on the vote Of last year
Governor English was the strongest
man OF his party, and running gene.
rally ahead Of other candidates the
vote was some thousands heavier than
last year; in fact, very full, consider.
ing that the day was in good part
rainy and the roads in Wretched con.
ditiOn.
The Standard thinks that President
Grants administration has met the
main expectation Of the party that
elected it, and says Connecticut il
probably more evenly balanced, pOlit
ically, than any other State in the
Union.
IATER-OFFICIAL latest re
tnrns show that English Democrat
is elected by p votes,
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Non-ResIdeni Notice.

No. 2is. R. In the Second Chanoery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessse.-EdgRr Nc
Dayitt and others VS.. the Memphis Gas
Light Co, Thompson Dean, A. W. Scar
brough, q. W. West, the Globe Insurance
Company PRESIDENT Of the State OF Ohfol
James BughaF, the Central Savings Bank.
PRESIDENT OF the State OF Missouril, Ann p,
Jones, Thomas Baker, A. q. WurZhack. w
B Isler, N. A. Biggs and all other owners ot
stock IN the Memphis Gas Light Company,
whose names and residences are unknown
et al.
II appearing from bin, duly sworn 70 in
Il this cause, that the defendants THOMPSON
Dean, "A. NJ Scarbroughs o. W. West the
Globe Insurance Company, James Bugher,
the Central Sayings Bank, Ann p. Jones.
Thomas Baker, a. z. WurEback. W B. Isler
and III. A. Riggs are Don-realdents OF the Stale
OF Tennessee, and that there are others own
srs OF stock IN said Ca Light Company,
whose names and residences are unknown 10
eomplainants.
1t is therefore ordeie1, That they, the
above named defendants make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse OF the second
Chancery Court Of shelby county, in the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on OK before the
nrst Monday In June, i571. and plead, answer
OF demur 70 compliments BILL, OF the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing eZparta, and that g copy
of this order be published once week Tor
four successive weeks In the Memphis Ap-
PEAL. This, April 4, ls7l.
A oopY-attest:
n. Is. =. STEWART, CLERK and Naster.
Nv C BHH.GHER, Deputy Cs q M
Henry CTaft, sol. foz cQnlplaiNanl, NP1
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MISSISSIPPI.
Legislative PrOCesdiBgs -Imp0rlsnt
Bills and Measures Discussed.

Special to Memphis APFEAn.l
Jackson, April 4.-The Senate reg
istration bill passed. Another bill to
lease the penitentiary was introduced,
making the fourth.
The House discussed the chapter In
the Code relative to exemptions. There
is wide difference of opinion between
landholders and others.
The bill introduced to lease the PEN
it9ntiary, which is best Of all, is the
one appropriating one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars for improve
ments.
The resolution to print the journal
of the Constitutional Convention be-
came a law by the operation Of the
Constitution.
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THE BEAUTIES OF NEGRO GOVERN
bIENT EXEMPLIFIED.

THE BEAUTIES OF NEGRO GOVERN
brENT EX XEAIPLIFIED.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, April 3.-Ad,
vices from Hayti to the first instant
announce much feeling against the
President, because his Secretary fsvOrs
annexation. The Presidents life is
threatened.
On receipt Of the news Of the termi-
nation Of the war in Europe, the eX-
portatiOn Of the productions Of this
country to France and Germany
greatly increased.
Some Haytien merchants have pUr-
chased the steamer Hornet, and the
crew has gone TO New York. Captain
HuG son and his mate, disguised with
the inEfhCienCy of the leaders Of the
expedition, have also gone to New
York.
The Government being considered
unstable, gold has advanced suddenly
from 200 to $50.
Several engagement have occurred
recently on the Dominican frontiers,
in one of which a General, supposed
10 be B8eZ, was killed.
A duel was fought at POrt-aU-Prince,
bel wean a Dominican and the son OF
the Minister Of Finance, both Of
WHOM, were wounded. The country
Is ripe II Y revolution.
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snn nnmInno AItnnsther LayeIY.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The Secretary
of War of the Dominican Republic
has written letters, dated San DOmin-
go, March 10Th, to the Secretary Of the
San Domingo Commissioners, in
which he says the country is entirely
tranquil, and is every day more anx-
iOus that the anticipated annexation
to the Government of the Republic OF
the United States will be speedily and
favOrably accomplished.
He says: 81 can see no other means
of salvation from the insidiOus in
trigues of our western neighbors.
The President has returned to the
capital from Aura, after routing Ca
bral, leaving everything there in the
best of Order,D
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
PRUSSIA.

THE E8REROR's SPEECH To THE
REICHSTAG.
BERLIN, April 4.-EmperOr Viii
liam, in replying 10 the cOngTatula-
tory address voted by the Reichstag,
thanks that body for its loyalty and
devotion; praises the herOism of the
German soldiers, and points to the
visible guidance Of God in the recent
war. He says the condition Of France
is owing to the revolutions Of the past
eighty years, and expresses the belief
that the German nationality in Alsace
and Lorraine has been defaced, not
destroyed, during the compulsory
union Of these provinces with France.
The Emperor concludes as follows:
'' Being an old man, / merely lay the
foundation Of an empire which my
successor must complete"
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shoalInn AfTtny Al Naw 0rIeanl.

NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Dr. III.
Laucelot Everett shot and killed
Henry SWetzer, on Canal street, this
evening. Everett fred two shots at
Mr.. Steinhardt, brother in-laW of
Swetzer. 1t is alleged that Everett
wrote an insulting letter to SWetzer' g
wife, and the injured husband threat
ened to cowhide Everett, who shot
him on sight.
James Lindsay and Jas. W. Smith
were arrested today, charged with
the murder OF E. +. Chandler, who
was found dead on the street on the
morning Of the 26th ult.
+. q. COnkling, son OF Senator
COnkllng, Of New York, died sud-
denly to-day Of congestion Of the
brain.
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rnwn EIenllaHs ln nhIa.

CECTNEATI, April 4.-The majority
, Of Davis, Republican, for mayor, is
lS55. Msjorfties on the Republican
cifv ticket, range from 987 TO 354l.
tTbsre was considerable splitting for
10Th aldermen and cOuncilmen, and
~ conc wards the election turned on
iocaI Issues. The aldermen elected
- aiyI1t Republicans and four Dem
.oo,-sts. eouucilmen, thirteen Demo
80 oc,,l'7 End eleven Republicans. Only
-6aIS The yards are elected each year
10th bodies remain Republican.
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This BIees Sewing Machine.

VIZ E offer for sale to-day the most perfect
w Sewing Machine ever made.
This splendid Machine uses no ugly, grind.
ing cams no complicated, rafting cOg-Wheel
gearing. The whole Machine consists of q
simple crank movement. Runs rapidly
makes less noise than any other Shuttle Ma
chine in this market. Is very light and fres
in It's movements.
sS- All are invited to cali and examine it
whether they wish to purchase a Machine OF
not FRAZER & CO.,
ap5 46 North Court street.
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Wsrth MIssourI Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-The gross re.
CENTS OF the North Missouri railroad
for the past year foot up $2ls $3.50
an increase Of 1851, ,S14 over the pre-
vious years receipts.
The Supreme Court to-day affirmed
the Judgment Of the Criminal Court
In the case of AdOlphe p. Croeger,
arrested for forgery in connection
with the defaloatiOn Of the former
City Treasurer, Susiski
The Democrats claim the election
tomorrow by two thousand majority,
while the Republicans claim it BY one
thousand majority.
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GALVESTON

wise, bales; sales, 600 bales; stock, 1850
bales.
GALVESTON.
9ALYEsToN, April 4,-Cotton market steady.
Good ordinary, I26I25<; net receipts, 1913
bales: exports TO Great Britain, 100 bales;
sales, 2500 bales; stock, 90 ,584 bales
FOREIGN.
LONDON, April 4.-C0nsols, B95l. Bonds
of 1859. e25S; 5-20s OF 1852, old, 925<; 5-20s Of
1867, el5s; lo-40s. 691z Etoozs-Erfs, l95<; Iii
nois Central, 1l05<.
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msrohants' ST. LOuIa and Arkansas River
Packet Company.

for pine Bluf, Little Rock, Louisburg, Dar.
iieneiie. ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
en3ftfs oon1posed OF the following
Rfrsi- olass, LoW-Water Freight
aud Passenger Packets;
sALLIE, ]. 3. ishBsoH, Master
e0L UNBlA, lF0ns, Master
NTAH. Tx f9Fhees, Master
BiNNiE. - Master
Copnecting at Little Rock with 49,
a4sgss for Hot Springs and the
UVbt-draught steamer Little Rock. Houston. /.
master, for ali points on the upper Arkansas,
Freight received at ali times from boat on
railroad and transferred, Tree OF charge, 10
bOsts Of this line Marx and cOnsirn goods
to st. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co,
!. M. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents, Cairo.
JAS. ]. 5KL VEs5fEEi, Suplig
les 80 =. Commercial St. -. Louis 40
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LIFE IN TEN BAsTILEs
for his opinions.

AuL ms opinions
The following is the syllabus OF Mr.. Trains
lecture just before he started on his voyage
round the world, which he will touch upon
to night.
Startling Lecture on National Finances.
The Coming Panic. Run on the Banks. Draw
your Deposits. Repudiate the Debt. Honest
American Mechanics Starving to Feed ng-
llsh AristOerats. Down with the Alabama
BOnd-nolders. Sell your Properly and Buy
Gold. Burst the National Banks
The Crippled Soldier Taxed on his Hand.
Organ, while the Grand Capitalist is Free,
The Poor men pay Tor tae Schooling Of the
Rich mans Children. Revolution or 8tarVa-
ton. Congress Gigantic Rum Shop. Faro
5s.i- Bsnk ana BrotheI. Warrington g Den oi
Thieves. Grant sells a Cabinet ONCE for
S5OOJ, while poor Carpet Bagger is eX-
PEELED for Cadetship. Don't give the Pres
ident Dogs unless you pay the Expressage.
one hundred Millions & year stolen by the
Party in Power. The National Banks all
Rotten. New York Central not worth hfty
cents on the Dollar. Downfall Of Wander
bilt. The Bursting Of the Rock Island North
western Poole. Snail SO 100000 people Buffsr
for 10000 Alabama BOnd-hOlders2
Having in vain tried TO save the National
Honor with my Greenback Programme,
Wn1le the GranJ-BOutW= II Policy has been
cutting OF the Dogs tail inch by inch-I pro-
pose now 10 put him out Of Ia isery by cutting
on his Head. Let US Repudiste. Stand rom
Under! England has the Bon nds-let her keep
themt RepudiRtion Stops all imports and
bursts the English National Debt!
q" have sworn to free Ireland, and so help
me God, will, ~ Geo. Francis Train.
50 At Mr.. Trains SPECIAL REQUEST,
Inc Management have reduced the price OF
States.
Dress Circle and PaTquette, Z5 cts. :
Family Circle, so cts; Gallery, o cts. No
charge for reserved seats. Box office open
from 9 am. to pm. ap5
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Af,suBtsd Bank Robbery.

NEW York, April "a daring at
.rE5 npt was made to-day to rob the
"a qtral Savings bank. Three men
ers cred the bank, and after locking
e. front door, bound and gagged the
.pgving teller, Mr.. Ellison, and pro-
eesded TO rife the safes. DR.. Holden,
one of tire directors, finding the door
. Ioeked. broke &c open, when the bur-
glars fed through the rear and es-
-ula
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Peace at Nashville.

pSn.Hvu.LE, April 4.-The German
,,ea-e ~. LIBERATION on the 10th, prom
- - to h. one Of the largest and
- - - 1tbTs,. site demonstrations ever
- 49, Ne. -srs. Peabody, Ruin,
- Toe,,a iItJe IaIacl-je an, / II. s. FOOte have
5,,.sT, s5T :, Ps,aIactad as the 7Oeakers. There
vii he ! PROCESSION, Die. nc and speak
.ing durihg the day, am a ball at
rufrhF
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OMAHA, NEB., April at Black Z a, K
f,1f Mount mine, John MaTtei shot
and killed a Chinaman. The alIncQity
arose about water. A detachment OF
Chinese chased Martel into town, mr.
inc at him thirty or forty times, WIN
out effect. Martel and a dozen China
men were arrested.
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK, April 3-Gold firm; opening
at 1919, selling up TO 105z, and closing Rt 1910
lt5S Loans maze At from l94 per cent. Clear.
anCes, SIS, 900. Governments opened firm
and advances 1s9hc on closing prices Of yes
terday; skies Uf 81 we're not quite as strong.
Stocks steadier; at opening after first call de-
clined, but subsequently became strong and
active, The market at the close was buOyant
and the highest prices Of the day were made.
Reading led the market on an upward tack
and sold at The highest point OF the season.
Among the western are the Lake Shore. Rock
Island, Northwestern and Wabash as the
prominent features. Toward the closing Of
banking hours, q large number Of stock
brokers and stock brokers' clerks assembled
on the corner OF Broad street and Exchange
Place TO bid up money in this company, the
closing rate was per cent bid; at 5he same
time good borrowers were accommodated at
leading private bankers at 6,G7 per cent, and
exceptional loans were made on Government
bonds as low as per cent. Money aottVe
State securities duh and heavy. Old TenDes-
see 68; new, 66S. Sterling exchange leo
Government bonds 1881, ll63s; do '62's, ll254i
do 64's, l256; do 5's, ll25si DO new, lll15; do
'6's, me-; do 68s, lll5zi do I0-40's, l0S5z; cur
r-rau1faar civ
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NOTICE

"a hereby given 70 an creditors Of the est.ss ~,
I 81 ne late y. SchaiEheis to present s%asA. %
ciafr1a 10 ne for payment Wlin1n - s.-.5 80.
,-~ssrrii,ed ~ law and all persons tnos2ts-l
z l-alf erfrff- VIII come forward ana asstle-
WILLIAE sCHN NEill-ss Hi1sel-.99t
Tbls February s3ths lslA
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, April market steady; fair
business is doing in seasOnable goods prints
new and fresh styles, acceptable makes, sell
ling at i016c, but the bulk Of goods offered can
be readily obtained at Ice, while AmoskeRg,
Freeman's and Arnold's sell at SIC; Nous de-
LANES and challies in fair request at lSo; Der
Gales, pacific mills, 221sc; Printed lawns in
choice styles, l49l5i ginghaIns steady, l5e for
Lancaster aud Am0skeag, l3c for Glasgow W,
ll1So for GlOucesters Cum berland checks sell
al l21Sci kennebeck, l71zc; Park mill checks
range in prices from l5c up to 24c, as 20 quail
ty; Star No. 2 do, l3H; Victory mhrics, &c
Swift river, l34Ei Pearl river, &c; Hamilton,
20ei six cord saft anish shoot, 60c; Green &
Daniel 100; worsted braids, SOC, both for COM
m On and bfuh pniorg
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SALT LAKE, UTAH, April "A
Marty OF Surveyor commenced this
svanin0 surveying the route south for
80 TTfsb Southern railroad.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and Now Orleans
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For New Orleans and the Bends
season 13ZOaZ1.
The elegant and superb passenger steamer
8ea9On L8TO@Z1s
Ee BELLE LEE -,


J. r. Hicks.....n master Jno. 8. Eulllvan.-clsrk
VIII leave Memphis regularly every W ednes.
during theHeason. as folloWss
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HOME DISPATCHES
LsulsyIIIs Board Of Trsas.

Torr, svILLE, April "A. o. Bran
min Wa & lected President Of the Board
al Trade tonight; A. Warford, Secre-
fsrv. III. Y. Landers, Treasurer.
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HOTeE

- ,,a-at,v given 70 all persons having claim 3
agSi1sf. or owing anything % the estate oi
= s-,rV Ferguson, diseased that q latll settle 81
JOHN aUHEE,
W.B. CLEMENL8
s.H. Thorpe, Attorney ATecatorli
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.

n oTTERY.-OmciaI drawings ~ the Mis-
II souri, State Lottery. GLASS l59.
70, 8, AZ, 81, 20, "a, Is, 8, 13, So, l6, 90, 45.
CLASS $50.
II, %, q. 81, 81, 50, 5, SO, 9, 81, I, %, 81.
Prizes nom 500 TO e5000Q paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information far
l65S North Court street, Box I47, Memphis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER 4 Co, Nam
ayers St. Louis, No. ap5
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
TOWING AND JoBBING BOAT.

The Memphis Towboat-The steamer LITTLE
ALPS, W. W. Matngault, Master.
TNHE TOWbOa4 Little Alps Is -
prepared at su times to Coz
towing and jObbing at the very lowest rates
Orders left at A. Karr's bOat-store. on leYee
near foot Of Jefferson street. with Blgley .
Mellersh & Co, or on board the boat VIII De
promptly attended 70.
JOHN ZENT, Proprietor
mhl At williams 4 Co.'S 8aWmiu
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SIT. LOuTa.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Flour- closing with a
better demand; superfne winter, s5 40g5 65 /;
extras, IS 7096. Wheat-Spring higher; sam
pie lots OF Ohio range from 81 S29l 67zi
prime 70 strictly prime red fall 81 529l 80
/ Corn active Al s91S9a2o for mixed in bulk :
easier{ 4S85lc for mixed in bulk; 541Se mixed
In sacks. Choice whisky, SIC. Mess pork
dull and prices weak; order lots, S20@20 70.
Bulk meats and bacon, only limited joDbing
demand. Lard-Nothtng doing. Hogs quiet
al IS 75a5 25. Cattle nrm at 81 E5G6 ..
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SAD Suicide.

MILWAUKEE, April 4.-Wm. Fos-
ter, of Whitewater, Wis, shot himself
st his Wife's death-bed on Saturday
night, in consequence OF depression
irom the loss Of his wife,
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Mestlng Of BOard Of EdueatIOn.

THERE viii be q special meeting Of the
Il Board Of Education OF the Memphis CITY
Schools, WEDNESDAY night. April 5th at
their office. By order Of the President
THOMAS R SMITH.
April 4, 1871. ans
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THAIIANS-

A CALLED meeting will be held at the
a usual place, S32 Second street, on SAT
URDAY evening, April 8th, at 75S O'Clock
PROMPTLY.
By order of W. g. PARKER, President.
CRAs. I. DOBB, Secretary. ans
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WE shall sell the sbovs property
w ing to plan Of subdivision, on
Tuesday, April 4, 1871.
REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURE-Ai0HTHLY PAY
MEHT OF SO.
Monday, the IOth Day Of April, l87I,

WE have the pleasure Of announcing. az
w the agent Of Mr. Brtnkley, That hs M
offer at public sale 10 the highest bidder on
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Tha near. b PhIladsIphla-An IraLs Lee

PHILADELPHIA, April AIN the
Court of Common Pleas to-day several
cOlOred men were on the venire as
jurors. A white man refused to serve,
and was fined by Judge Ludlow and
ordered into custody. He exclaimed: :
" Get your money, if you can. I'll
rot in prison before I'll serve on a jury
with q niggerW The Judge ordered
that the man be kept in custody until
the fine was paid, and said, " Every
time you refuse to serve on such
grounds, l will fine you two hundred
dollars"
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Floar-steady, with q
fair demand. Wheat, No. spring, active, at
81 23A9l 291se, cash, closing quieti the inside
rate thts afternoon ia dull at 81 IS. Corn, No.
mixed fairly active, at 5SGsS<c higher $3.50
5S128 cast; this pm. was dull at 53e. Oats, No.
nrm and quiet, 49c Rye, No. 2, dull, 63c.
Barley No. 2, dali, 5l5f965c, 6igbWtnes, sc.
Mess pork, quiet; closing at so, cash. Lard
easier, at Il1<o cash. Meats easier and more
active; short rib middle $40. Hogs quiet, at
s. 90@,8 60. Cattle steady, - 869T.
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Fob SALE.
ONE LANE & BoDLEY
ENGINE.

OYLIEDER, 10 by 20 inch on irou-bed
u plate; fy-Wheel, feet diameter; u inch
face; pumps, pipes and valves complete.
Boiler propOrtlOnate. IrOu-frame Saw Mil
CRrriase, Belts, ETC. All com plste and 70 best
running order, BATTELLE & Co,
apo Memphis Rolling Mil
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NOTICE.

THE Calvary Literary Society viii have a
evening, April 5th, at 8 o'clock in the base
ment OF Calvary Church. A full attendance
desired. W A HILL tr
QuE
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offer at public sale to the highest bidder on
Monday, the 10th Day Of April, 1871,
on the premises, a large number Of desirable
building lots In that beautiful plateau on
the Eastern boundary Of Memphis, lying be-
tween the Louisville railroad and Raleigh
which Memphis ls laid cut, and now for ths
hrst time offered ror sale. Wide streets and
Spacious parks on scale Of IberaItyt Giu1-
ing AZ the greatest promotion Of health and
comfort to the occupants, and beauty to the
81 ounds, have been adopted by Mr. Brink
ley, as wiz be seen by reference 70 his p-an
Of subdivision, AND, UPON TIE TEE1Is on
THAT NO PROPERTY HAs EYER BEES PLACED
UPON THIS l[AEEEr OEFEBLea GREATEk NE
DUOEFTEr7rs EIrHEa FoE A 5rECCLATIFE OK
A PFR1I AsEFT INVEsTEEET.
INVITING IERlIs.--Mt Mttn the view OF pLaCLu 4
this property within reach OF the largest
terms pys dLed for % sale. A payment or
orfv one-fOurth VIII be required in cash
Ilhe. remainder can be paid In monthly tn-
5faIn1ents Of SO, on each lot, until the whole
h uqfd- each monthly tustalmant TO bear iu-
fe-est only after Its maturity, Purchaser
desiring to pay az cash, OF larger portion
than 2 IourLh, VIII DC allowed deduction
r1ror such payment OF Cne-teuth. Warranteg
0ssds VIII be given, and deeds In trust taken
- seH or carry out the contract, on failure OF
crigfnsf purchaser to meet SIX consecutive
monthly payments
BEFORE sale day plans VIII % supplied nom
o51r once. and the lots and streets VIZ Pc
Se-1-sSnafsd 30 as to be inspected on the
ground.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
80 Aucrfonears
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-05
GLORIOUS NEws!
The EatlFs Democratic Ticket Elected In
ST. L0als.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-The entire
Democratic ticket Is elected by two
thousand majority.