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@g-"B" Select Whiskey.

aeE Cigars and Tobacco.-If you want to buy
good Cigars and Tobacco, you can do SO at I
BALMER & Co.'s, Sl4 Main street.
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sg"B" Select whiskey.

ne 8-Fancy Groceries, Imported and Dom msssic,
always in stock, at T. BALNER & Co.'s, sl4 Main
street st' ,fi8F ~
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Ra-"Br Select whiskey.
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BE English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
by I. BALaER & Co., s14 Main street
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DIED.

On the morning of the 9th instant, of consulnp-
tion Miss BETTE WALKER, only daughter OF
Mrs. Harriet Walker, in the twenty fourth year
of her age
In Petersburg, November lst, Mrs. SARAH F.,
wife of N. II. Wildman, in the forty-thrd syear
of her age. ss 3,
On Monday morning, at o'clock, LILLE
AMALIA, daughter Of Charles Il. and Amalia
H. Loehr, aged one year, eleven months. and ten
dnvs l
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE

CAPITAL, $40, 900, GoLD.
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SB-.B, Select whiskey, 90. so per gallon.
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CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. /. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. 9Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
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Sonora Cespedes, wife Of the Cuban
President, who was captured, while
proceeding to this COdutry, near Qua
waga inlet, and released by the Span
iards on condition that she would i'm
mediately leave the island, arrived
here yesterday. A large number oi
prominent CuBans went on board to
welcome her. She represents the Gu
bans as determined TO continue the
conflict. and Sauguinp.
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THE MISSOURI sENATORSHlP.
General Frank Blair laterFOgaied-R!s Re-
sp0ase-A 6sod Speech.

ST. LOUIS, January lion Friday
| a resolution was introduced in the
/ lower house of the Legislature, in
dOrsing the Thirteenth, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments and the
/ reconstruction policy of the Govern
ment, and favOTing the payment Of
I the State and national Indebtedness
according to the several contracts upon
which the Indebtedness is based. The
/ resolution was debated during the
morning hours Of Friday and Satur-
day, and was continued yesterday.
1t has been stated that a resolution
was introduced by Major Pope, Of St.
Louis, to force General Blair TO sUs-
tain the position taken in his famous
letter to Col. BrOadhead, in 1868, or
recede from it. Yesterday General
Blair spoke to the question, stating
that he was in favor of the Thirteenth
Amendment, and believed the South
generally assented, but the erec8nstrUc-
ton acts he declared unconstitutional,
and referred to the decision of the
Supreme Court in the case of Cum
mings against the State Of Missouri,
and also i'm the case of Mulligan and
BOwies, tried by the military COM
mauder in Indiana during the war.
Referring to his letter TO Col. Broad
head, he used the following language:
"NOW, sir, my letter which has been
referred tOcOutends that the military
should be made to undo their usurpa-
tiOns at the South. i say so still, and
you have only withdrawn them from
the South, and their work will be IN
done" Applause "ThOse carriOn
crow carpet baggers, who are gOrged
upon plUnder aud drunk with blood
of the vanquished people Ofthe South
will dispose themselves in an instant,
if not sustained by the bayOnets Of
the Federal Government.
There is not an item in that letter
which 1 take back. L stand by it. l
believe in the construction given to
the Constitution of the United States
by the Supreme Court, that this re-
construction was unconstitutional.
Ny hope in going to Congress, if /
should attain that high position, is
that / my aid IN Withdrawing troops
from the Southern States, which are
held there to saddle upon the backs
Of that people a parcel of carpet bag
gers anu -l1tid " dkl-g lDllOh GU bg al
ignorant mass of negroes; and if the
people of the South, who have shown
a disposition to abide in good faith
by the arbitrament of arms, renew
their allegiance to the Government,
they should be allowed to resume
selfgOvernment among themselves,
as we have done in Missouri. And
whilst ! do not expect to carry with
me the gentleman from st. Louis, l
believe that we can surely and GER
tainly count upon the cooperation Of
a large body Of liberal men who as
sisted Us in relieving ourselves from
similar tyranny in the State Of Mis-
souri,"
The speech concludes with rather a
savage assault upon John B. Hender-
son, q portion of whose career during
the early part Of the war is not very
deIicataly handled. He fOrgives all the
past misdeeds Of that gentleman, how
ever, for the position he took in the
Impeachment trial Of Andy Johnson.
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treatment OF cattle in transit by rail
road, and then went into COmmittet
Of the Whole, Mr. SchOfeId in the
chair, and resumed the consideration
of the legislative, executive and Judi
cial appropriation bill.
Mr.. Cox moved an amendment di.
recting the payment Of John ",
Douglass, Assistant Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, the difference be
tween his salary and that Of the Com
missioner, for December, 1870, while
acting as Commissioner. Agreed to.
Mr.. Ella offered a similar amend
ment applying to Samuel A. Duncan.
while performing the duty Of C5mmi5-
siOuer Of Patents.
Mr.. Cox suggested that no allow
ance should be made to General Dent
in the absence Of the President. He
did not believe in paying any subor-
dinates for running the White House
while the President was on Dhilan-
dering expedition through the country
to Long Branch, to horse races, and
smoking all the cOntTaband cigars he
could get.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CHEF OF POLICE,
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn. January Is, ISL
Hs- The attention OF al persons retailing
spirits, etc. is called TO article II, section 8.
Of the city ordinance, wherein f. states that
each and every person OF persons taking out
a city license for the retail OF spirits, etc,
shall keep the same constantly posted in
some conspicuous place IN the house or room
where they vend spirits, etc, by retail, so
that any and all of the officers can readily
approach and examine the same at pleasurei
on failure to comply with this provision, he,
she or they shall forfeit and pay 10 the city
q fine Of not less than I've dollars nor more
than ten dollars, for each and every Ohense,
and a like sum for each and every day that
he, she or they may so offend.
All parties falling TO comply with the
above section Of article IL Of the city OrdI-
nance after the expiration Of ten days rom
the date Of this publication, VIII be subject
to arrest and nne, from day to day, until such
time ss he, she or they may comply with
this order. T. ". ODONNELL.
ial8 Chief Police.
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CHICAGO, January IA fierce
snow storm prevailed for fOrty-eight
hours terminating last night about
eleven O'clock. The snow this morn
ing is from twenty to tweuty-fOur
inches deep on a level, and is gene
rally badly drifted. Many streets are
almost impossible. Railroad trains
have been but little interrupted as the
storm extended only a few miles.
The conductor of a freight train
named LOcket, and a brakeman
named Williams, on the Michigan
Southern railroad, while engaged in
shoveling snow from the front of their
train near EngleWood, last evening,
We're run over by a locomotive coming
from an opposite direction and almost
instantly killed.
George Ball was kicked to death by
a horse this evening in the stable of
Wilbrie d Co.
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Eon-Residsnt Notice.

No 1ss-In the First Chancery Court Of sheI-
by county. Tenuessee.-TLU or philips q Co,
ef al vs.. Albert Pike ct At.
TT appearing rom affidavit IN this cause
1 tbsttus defendant, Albert Pike, a citizen
of Washington City, d. g., is a nonresident
of the state Of Tennessee:
Ut ia therefore ordered, That he make his
Appearance herein, at the court. house in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday 10 February, l8IL and plead answer
or dsmur to comp pLainauts' bill, or the same
VII be taken for confessed as to him AZ q sef
tor hearing eXparte; ard that CODY OF this
order be puhhsned once a week. for four sue
cessive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
A copy attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Q. and ~
LogWOOd q Micou, 5Ols. for conf pIts. de24
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THEATRICAL.

Negro minstrels in Philadelphia ad-
yertise themselves by giving lOave5 Of
bread to the poor,
1t is positively asserted that the
Miss Logan who died in Hartford,
Conn, the other day, at the age Of a
hundred and ten years, was not
Olive.
WatertOwn, Wis, has a rival to
Tom Thumb in the person Of a boy
fifteen years OF age, who is twenty
eight inches high and weighs nine
teen pounds.
The Rev. Mr.. Houghton, the pastor
Of "the little church around the cor
Uer," immOrtalized by Jefferson, will
be rendered a benefit In a few DAYS by
the New York actors, the proceeds to
be applied to such charity as DR..
HOughtOn may select.
William +. Sim, manager of the
Front street The8ter COmiQue, in Bal
timOre, gave a matinee performance
Saturday afternoon, the receipts to be
devoted TO the Sunday school library
of "the iittle church round the cor
ner" in New York. Notwithstanding
Lnb lUClcutuL MrALnDAB tAAC u4dtLAC5
was well attended.
John Owens opened the Terre
Haute Opera House On the 18th ut,
with " EverybOdy's Friend" " and
So S0lon Shingle," being supported by
part of the stock company Of Woods
Theater, Of Cincinnati. There had
been a great rush for seats, and at
public sale some Of the best had
brought SIS each. An unavoidable
delay occurred, however, and Mr..
Owens could not reach Terre Haute
before eleven O'Clock that evening.
This was communicated TO the audi
ence, with the offer to return the
price Of admission if it was desired.
The audience took q vote whether
they should stay or have their money
back, resulting in favor Of remaining.
The actors present amused them sub
sequently by reciting passages from
dramatic works and showing them
the scenery and the whole arrange
ment Of the stage. A little after
eleven O'Clock Mr.. Owens arrived and
went 70 work at once, and the per-
foEmance lasted till after three O'Clock
in the morning.
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non Residsnf NniIca

o. l84, Rim the First Chancery Court OF
shelny county Tennessee M artin W ebber
st al, vs.. n 5immOnds et AZ.
II u appearing rom a1hdaVit in this cause
j that the defendants, NJ. Slmmonds and -
Morgan, urm OF 5lmmonds & Morgan, are
non-restden6s OF the State OF Tennessee:
appearance herein. &C the cOurt-house IN the
city OK Mem phis, Tenn. on or before the nrst
Monday in February. l57l and plead answer
OF demur 10 com mplaiuanb's DILL or the same
viii be taken for confessed as 70 them and set
for hearing eXpartes and that a copy OF this
order be published once week for four sue
cesgfve weeks. tu the Memphis Appeal
FDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY ri b. BLACK, Deputy Y. and "a.
Wilson q BEARD, sOis. for cOmplGE. dan
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Attachment Suit

8 kaufman & Bro.; drm com posed Of s
k3u- man. %. kaufman, jr., VS.. T. j.. N ssbltG
I0hn k. L0 tin.
DtFONE JAMES H all, Justice OF the Pea 'e
~ for Shelby county. Affidavit having been
made Ia this cause, and attachment issued
anu returned. levied, ETC.:
It is therefore ordered That publication be
m ade In the mphis Daily Appeal. a 70 epgs pa
per published I'm the city Of M uhts, for four
sac essiVe weeks, comm a0dLn- the said 7. j.
Hesbiit and John b LOttiu, 70 appear before
me. at my Office. in the city 0f Memphis, In
the lith CfvIl District o said county, on the
goth day Of February lS7l at Il o'clock am.
and IA Ike defense b said suit az inst them,
or 10 viii be proceeded with eXparte.
JAMES BALL,
faIT Tuaffca Peace Tor shelby county.
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FOR sALE.

I OFFER for sale the place or which now
i reside, near COvlngton, Upton county,
Tenn. This tract Of land contains one nun
drsd acres, well I'm proved, well WaiereQ'
good orchard and about j5 acres cleared land,
the balance well tinoered. This is one or
the best tracts Of land Of ITS size IN W est
Tennsssee-le vel and rich, and lies within
half q mile OF the COvingtOn Fensle ssfn
mary" and within tW0 hundred yards o. the
TfbtOn High school" #" under the control or
Prof. James Byan, whose reputation is Well
known as being one Of the best teachers the
country affords, whose school has been es-
teblished for a On uaTter oi century I VII
selI cbaan for cash. Or on easy terms to suit
D1rchssers. ID. O. 81 AUGHTER.
C0vtngtOn, Tenn.
Refer 20 j. NJ keating, Memphis Appeal;
~ Il Bate, Hon. J.. M. Steele, Messrs. smffh
and Laudsrdale, J. HOLMES Cummlns Cow
ington, Tenn, Tor further particulars ial7
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THE WAR.

sTRAsBOUBG THREATENED.
BRUSSELS, January l6.-Suasbourg
| is threatened by the French under
! BOurDaki. Faidherbe has been heav-
/ lily reinforced, and is confident Of
victory.
/ THE FRENCH GENERAL APPEALS TO
HIS SOLDIERS.
! LONDON, December IA dispatch
/ from Bordeaux says that in the fight
/ at Glen the enemy were driven from
! their place and several Prussian OIL
/ GERS killed.
General CE3usey announces the ap-
! pearsnce Of the enemy's columns in
/ the vicinity Of his forces, and an en-
! gagemgnt had taken place with the
I vanguard The General issued an or
! der today to the army of the Loire,
I explaining the recent disaster, and
l calling for a display Of all their sol
dierly qualities In the effort for its
! reparatiOn. He attributes the aban-
/ dOnmeut OF Lemans by the army to
ineXplicable panic among some of the
troops and loss of an important posi-
ton, which compromised the safety
of the entire army, and to the failure
/ to execute certain orders given by
himself; and saws that supreme effort
on the part of the army may yet save
the country. He appeals, in strong
1 terms, 10 the soldiers TO rally to bis
support and fight with renewed vigOr
for liberty and the Republic.
THE FRENCH AGAIN BEATEN.
VERSAILLES, January l7.-GeneraI
Hrg-a HHs.HH HHHs.
yesterday by four French corps i'm Do
sitiOn south Of BellOrt. The battle
lasted nine hours. The French were
VIGOROUSLY repelled at all points.
The German loss was 200.
The French to-day uumasked some
fresh batteries on the south side Of
Paris. Their fire was Immediately
encountered by German batteries and
were quickly sIleuced.
KING WILLIAM - PLUCK OF THE
FRENCH.
LONDON, January liking VIII
liam telegraphs the Queen from Yer
sailles on the 10Th: The number Of
prisoners captured in and since the
battle of Lemans has increased to
fully twenty thousand. -Four lOcOmO-
tlyeS and 1Our hundred wagons are
among the spOils."
a dispatch from Versailles says a
German detachment was attacked at
Briau on the l4th by a superior French
force, but succeeded in escaping by
cutting their way through the enemy's
lines.
Advices from Lav0la to the l4th
state that the army Of General Chau-
sev retreated in excellent order.
Fifty thousand French troops have
LETT CheTb0urg To reinforce General
Chausey, and others were to be sent
at once 10 the front.
FRENCH CALANuTIEs.
LONDON, January IA dispatch
from Versailles of the 10Th says the
details of the pursuit Of General Chau-
sev are coming 10 hand. On the 18th,
when ten miles west of Lemaus, his
front was driven into dis0rderly re-
treat with a loss of four hundred prisO-
ners- Camp COntre was taken, but
the large stores of war material re-
Gently there had been carried off by
the retreating French.
BrumOnt was occupied without no.
table resistance, and one thousand
prisoners taken.
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CUBA
"Ths s,bsIiIou Aluost Crushed ="

HAVANA, January 1.-THE fnsur
gent General Damain Madruga, Gov.
ernOr JOseyinellO, Captain SalvadC
ROdnesguss, leaders Of the Cienegs
de Sepata insurgents, and others, sur.
rendered yesterday. Commissioner
Nalmazeda ROderigneZ subsequently
returned to bring in the rest Of the in.
surgents. This surrender finishes the
insuTectiOu in Cienega aud EnsuadC
de ChOcpius, and restores TRANQUILITY
in the Colon district.
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SUING A GREAT DUKE.
Bttaoan-sl Asked AGAINST The Cbleago
Property o. 20 ERs.l5h Prof gale.

From tho Chicago Republican
some years ago a great sensation
was made in Partisan circles by the
splendid equipsge and magnificent
style of living of Charles, Duke Of
BruUsW wick. The accounts of his pos
sessions in the shape Of jeWelry and
articles of rsrtU could only be equaled
bv the fabulous wealth Of Aladdin.
When he went out to the receptions
of aris-OcratiC friends, it W8s told of
him that he would appear ia a dress
suit blazing with diamonds, and that
10 was the most valuable perquisite Of
the tlcgEIis de place TO pick up the
personal adDruments he had shaken
off during the previous night. The
Duke has had some law business to
transact in this country, and his affairs
were In the hands of z New York law
firm, N1yes.& Tracey. This firm dis
solved partnership ia December, 1864.
AT that time the firm consisted Of
William Tracey, Frederick S. Tai
madge Charles Whitehead, William
Curtis Moves and EIbridge T.. Gerry.
On the death of NJyes the partner
ship was broken up, and subsequently,
Gerry transferred % Ialmadge and
Whitehead all his interest in the busi-
ness of the firm. Included in the
business so transferred were the claims
against The Duke of Brunswick,
amounting 10 the sum Of 5000, for
the prosecution Of his lawsuits in this
country. At the time of the winding
up of the business, this bill was sent
over 10 the Duke of Brunswick. His
Grace lives near Paris, and OCca-
-i0naly spends a part of his time at
Brussels. Whether the letter inclOs-
ing the account miscarried or not, does
not appear; but six years have elapsed
and uo answer has been forthcoming.
The statute Of limitation may soon
operate 60 the detrimeut Of the Dukes
credit on this side of the Atlantic,
and naturally his attorneys are
anxious % avoid SO great a calamity
10 their noble client.
They have accordingly entered a
suit in the Superior Court Of this city,
claiming the total of their bill. with
interest up 10 date, amounting alto
gether % s7077 80, and pray an attach
ment against property belonging TO
him in this State a. security for the
judgment they hope to obtain.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. I7.-BOth Houses
of the Legislature voted separately
for United States Senator this after
noon. Senate-Blair, I3; Henderson,
l7;ahsent, ,. HOuse-Blair, 81; Hen
dersOn, 43. TOtaI-Blair, 80; Hen
dersOu, so. Tomorrow the vote will
be taken in joint session, when it is
expected that Blair will receive three
more votes Of absentees.
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Non-Residsat Notice

shelby county, Tenn Martin Laly vE
Thouas Carrigau, Ann Hamliu, E. Tally
and John Clayton
IT appearing from che return OF the Eherff
4 i'm this cause that the defendant, ann
Hamlin. is not 70 be found in Shelby county,
Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered. That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court of shelby county. i'm
the city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
hrst Monday in March, 1871, and plead, an
swer or d0mur to cOmplainant's bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO her
and set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy
of this order be published once a week. for
four successive weeks, ia the Memphis Ap-
peal. This January ~, l87L
A cOpy-attest.
M L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GRO. MALLERY, Deputy Q. and NJ.
King 4 BigeloW. Soils. for eompIt falg
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Senator Howard Dsne For.

DETROIT, January 17.-Each House
of the Legislature veted in its own
hall to-day for United States Senator
for the place Of Senator Howard. In
the Senate, 7. w Ferry, "A; H. W.
Walker, Of Detroit, 5. In the House,
Ferry, 20; Walker, %. Straight party
division. Both Houses will meet in
joint convention tomorrow, and de-
clare the result.
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On-Rssidsns Notice.

No. l67, Rim the First Chsncery Court o.
shelby county, Tenn. Q. ID. Mclean W
Henry O'Neal.
IT appearing from ahidavit In this Gauss
1 that the defendant, Henry O'Neal, is q cit.
izen of Arkansas and a nonresident OF the
SraJe Of Tennesqee:
II is therefore ordered, that he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse ia t6e
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
nrst Monday in February, lS7l, and plead
answer or demur 20 com plainanJ's bill ol
the same viii be taken for confessed as tC
him, and set for hearing eXparte, and that :
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL.
A copy attest:
EDMUND a COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r j. Black. Deputy @. 4 H.
Wilson & Beard. Sols for conplL a25
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eDnnsetloni Dsmooraey.

HARTFORD, January 1.-THE Dem
Ocratic State Convention to-day nomi-
mated the present State officers by ac-
clamation: Governor, JAS. Z. Eng
Hsh; Lieutenant Governor, Julius
HOtchkiss; Secretary Of State, ThOs.
III. Waller; Treasurer, Chas. NJ, Bond; ;
Comptroller, Seth II. Logan,
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy, 30
At Memphis, Tennessee. 18th day Of jan
uary, B7l.
TVVHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
Z his appointment AS assignee OF John
8aDter, or Jackson, Madison county, State Of
Tennessee, within SAID District who has been
adjudicated a bankrupt upon bis own petit
tion by the District Court OF said District.
o. WOOLDREDGE, Assignee.
fna1 9Qg1k Mnf77 erna FaTT
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WHITE-The friends and aequaiutances Of
the late WIN. II. WHITE, and those OF his
mother and family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, thls lWEDNESDAY)
morning, az 10 O'Clock. from the residence Of
his mother, on Marshall avenue. Service
by Rev. Mr. Ransom Carriages 90 H0lst's
Main street.
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logan Senator.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, January H.
At eleven o'clock this forenoon both
houses of the Legislature voted for
United States Senator. Senate:
Thomas J. Turner, Dem, IS; John
A. Logan, Rep, 81. House: Turner,
7li Logan, 80; Snyder, Labor Re
form. ?
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LONDON, January 17.-Right Hon.
VIM. T. Foster delivered an address
last evening ln which be alluded to
the Alabama question, and said be
had good reason 10 hope that Mr..
Schenck would be powerful agent in
the removal Of the feeling Of estrange-
ment which at present divides the
people OF England and America.
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TIE lucky son Of s.. crIspIn.

BOSTON, January 17.-Henry VII.
son was reelected United States Sen.
atOr this afternoon. Senate: Wilson,
"a; John Quincy Adams, 4; Wendell
Phillips, /. House: Wilson, 1885,
Adams, 81; Phillips, 10; Dawes, 3.
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YIrninIa

RICHMOND, January 1.-THE Sen
ate to-day, by almost a strict party
vote, appropriated $500 for the pur-
chase Of a picture Of General Lee, and
by the same vote refused an apprOpri-
alton for the purchase Of a picture Of
General Geo. III. Thomas.