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LINE OF
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Parties contemplating a trip across the At
lantie, or desiring TO bring their friends 10 this
country, viii ind 1t to their interest 70 call on
THOMAS FISHER. President OF the Emmet
celebrated line 81 powerful, CIyde-buiit, iron
steamships, from whom ali necessary mfOrinR-
ten can be had and tickets purchased
steamers leave New York every IhursdIy
IA Saturday, and Liverpool every Tuesdiy
FARES:
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j. NJ. BOOKER is a candidate for JUS
tice Of the Peace, Fourteenth Civil Dis
arict. Election, May Z, 1872.
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.mEMPHIs HORSE HOSPITAL"

THE latest style hat, very neat, at
Leidy's.
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bal. Krrnnos go, 8 300.

CLEANING by chemical proeess With
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyelng Establishment 81 Madison street.
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TIE DAILY APPEAL Is served to city sub
seribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
i've cents.
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WRLL-BORER.

Persons desiring to have wells bored
viii call or address G. II. Robinson, at
Z. Keck's stable, No. 399, Second
street.
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o AND BOARD.
STOLEN.

AZ ULEA0REWARD-From the subscriber,
MI on the night OF the nth instant, nom
his residence, n miles east Of Chulahomal
Marshall County, Mississippi, one Large horre
mule, Light bay, about ID yearS old, branded
with NJ & on the LEFT hOuide and il pigeon
tod. mYSAE ~. j. cox, SO Main 81.
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LOST.

nOG-A black and tan dog; has a ring tail,
IL which curls tightly over his back. A
handsome reward will be paid II ne Is leIt at
this Office. u " n.
nOG-Speckled pointer dog; answers 10
IL name OF "POnto." OF MS
whereabouts will be literally rewarded.
my5 q. A. lam, ~ Monroe street.
nRACELET-On Union OF Main street, a gold
ID chain bracelet. Being too large, ~ was
Gathered with a yellow silk thread a liberal
reward viii be given n returned toa Union
street ny
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Until noon. The Mononghela river has
8 feet water IN the channel, and is MS

until noon. The M0nonghela river has
9 feet wafer IN the channel, and is ris-
ing. 3
LITTLE Rock, ~May.3.-Weather clear
and cool. The river Is stationary, with
81 feet water in the channel out. Ar
rived: Nile, from st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The river is
falling, with 8 feet s inches in the canal
and 4 feet 6 inches in the chute.
Weather clear and pleasant. Mercury
ranged from 60o to 75'. Business dull,
on account Of boats being unable to pass
through the canal. Arrived: r.. q.
GRAY, from Arkansas river; John H.
G~roesbeck, from New Orleans; Sam J..
Hale, from Cincinnati
NASHVILLE, May 3.-The river is
falling, with 4 feet water on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, May 3. - Arrived: Mary
Houston, from New Orleans, midnight;
P~eytOna, from New Orleans, 5 am;
Pauline Carroll, from New Orleans, !
am; j. n. Kellogg, from New Orleans,
9 am: Simpson Homer, from Pitts
burg, noon; Lady Lee, from st. Louis,
/ pm; Indiana, from Evansville, 3 pm;
Colorado, from st. Louis, 4 pm; James
Howard, from New Orleans, 8 pm.
Departed: Mary Houston, for Louisville,
l am; Pauline Carroll, for st. Louis, 8
am; J. n. Kellogg, for st. Louis, IL
am; Simpson Homer, for Vicksburg, l
pm; Lady Lee, for for Red river, 3
pm; Thompson Dean, for New Orleans,
4 pm; James Howard, for Evansville,
Z pm. The river has fallen % inches.
Weather clear. Thermometer $50.
CINCINNATI, May 3.-The river is
falling, with Is feet water in the chan
mel.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-ATrived: Belfast,
from New Orleans; City of Vieksburg,
from Vicksburg; Marble City, from
Memphis. Departed: Belle Memphis,
for Memphis. The river is has risen
over two feet, and is still rising. Wealth
er clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, May 3.-Weather clear
and cool. Mercury ranged from 460 to
4Oo. The river has fallen 80 inches.
Port list-Up: Susie Silver, noon; Lou
%isville, / pm; Silver Moon, . pm.
Business moderate; freights less album
dant, and rates declined.
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OLD Lumber for sale At the corner OF
Front and Court streets.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the bay Horse@'
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Personal.

4 r. LAMBDIN, Architect, respectfully in
u. forms the public that he is prepared 10
furnish plans, designs, specifications etc. for
an kinds OF building. once Bethel Block,
Room NOS. my
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WAHrED-Good loose and w~ater-packed
cotton at 20 cents per H., u Beale street.
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II roo want bargains IN new furniture, go
70 E. Fegans, Second street, opposite Court
SQUARE, before it is too late, rs he expects TO
close out his stock In the next thirty days.
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AT a regular meeting Of the Standard
Club, held May 2, 1872, the following
officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing term: G.. A. Milius, President; A.
GOdshaw, Vice-President; l.. Strauss,
Recording Secretary; j. Freiberg, Cor.
responding Secretary; II. Seesel, @. w.
Milius and S. Goldbaum, Trustees.
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DIssOHUTTON

UlHE firm Of Howard, Bradshaw K Co. Is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, W A.
Cothran and j. 5. COthran retiring.
The cotton factOrage and commission bust
ness viii be continued by the remaining
partners, q. e. Howard and 8. j. bradshaw,
under the nrm name Of Howard & Bradshaw.
at No. ~ Front street, who are authorized TO
setkle all claims due the Old drm; also, its
obligations.
GEORGE
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BUTTER.
MOSQUITOES.

Yellow and sweet.
OLIVER, FINNIE d Co.
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sEH the late styles, very neat, at
Leidy's.
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GEORGE C.. HOW
SIDNEY y. BRADSHAW.
WILLIAM A
j. :.
- -

In retiring from the firm Of Howard, Brad
Shaw & COVE tender our hanks to those who
have favored US with their patronage. and
cheerfully recommend the parties who sue
coed IL 70 The favorable consideration Of the
same. W. ]. s. COTHRAN.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2ll Main street Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
THE hat for spring, just received at
Tafdvfo
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REMOvAL.-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the eitv
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sTEAM-FTrTRa, s15 Second street.

WANTED.-A No. / boot-maker at AZ
Union street. GEO. ROUDEN.
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RGs4uit Giasa. 81 sPsshgA
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Msy2-Flour dull; Xxx, S725:
low to choice Xxx, S@9 IS family, siO@
at D@73e. Bran duller at 81 50. Hay, ehoiee,
So. Pork dull; mess, sl55 Bacon dull at =
Fz9Sc. Hams, sugar cured, Il9ll%c. lard
ghG$4c; key, packers, l0he refined, l098F<c.
sugar hrm; good to fully fair, S1z@sHc; Faime,
whisky dull; corn, sec; choice, sc. Coffee
quiet at ls4@DZc. Sterling, 1875. S45t, *
premium, Geld, ll25S. Cotton firm saRss, DJ
middling, 235Sc receipts, 1870 bales: exports to
Bremen l90 bales, to HaVre $50 bales, to Lfv-
erpoOl $40 bales; stock, S95H bales; weeks
leceipts, 92i5 bales; exports to Liverpool 1913
bales, 10 the continent 4GS bales, to Russia ES2
bales, 10 Vera Cruz $50 bales, cOastwise 2bl
bQip~
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

HORSE the 18th OF April,
III. one bay mare, AZ hands high slim tail,
star on fOu.head, shod all round. Also, one
bay horse, J. hands high; shOd on front feet,
sore OB shoulders; nmpsOn light hind leg. A
liberal reward viii be paid for the delivery OF
Ines horse At N. &. Cayce's Auction Yard, on
Second street
N.Y. J. r. MURAL.
DOWs-One light red COW small size cropped
~ in both gars in shape OF W, and top OF tail
white. One dark brown COW; ozark brown
stripe down her back. with white stripes on
face and high hOruS. A liberal reward will be
paid for their return 10 Mrs J. DAILY, corner Of
MN street and Peyton avenue. apo
WI hands high; one hind foot white; had
on 4 small Spanish saddle. 20 reward viii be
paid for the restoration OF the same 10 W. j.
Suoddsrd al Keel & Co.'S u Front street. apA
HORsR+SE Reward-Two horses; one bay,
u long, shaggy name and three white feet;
one sOrrel blind iu both EYES. Return TO DR..
VA. Moseley, fernando road, corner Of Carr
avenue. apr
NEULE-One small bay mare mule, . or Z
NJ years old. recently lanced for the distem-
per. liberal reward will be paid 10 the per-
son delivering the same 10 s. @. Rhine, 80
Main street apH
HORSE-A dark-colored horse, about 8 years
Il old II hands high core on breast and on
the left eye. A liberal reward Will be given.
spZJ N. JACOBS, ID Beale street.
HORsEs-Sl5 REwARD-Two horses, one a
III blazed-face, sorrel horse, two white feet
behind. left eve out: other a small dun hOrss,
no shoes on hind feet. The above reward Will
be paid to the person leaving them Al lS Beale
street. lap3l 20.
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NOTICE.

TTHE stockholders of the Memphis and
Il Raleigh Railroad Company viii meet
Saturday, 9Th, lS72, at the Office OF. L. z H. T.
Newkirk, "a Second street, for the election q
directors for the ensuing year. Polls open
from 9 am. TO Z pm. Al. WHITE. Secy.
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WANTS.

MEN-l5 station men TO work on levee at
NJ o. X. Landing, two miles below Austin,
Tunica County, Mississippi, at lsc. to DC per
yard. J. H. a G. b ok Contractor.
SITUATION-By a young man who has had
- several years experience in the cigar and
tobacco business; also in the saloon aAd
restaurant business. Best Of reference can be
given IL required. Address NJ. z. j., At this
Office, OF Central Hotel, Memphis. NV
nwELLING-HOUsE-with about -four
~ rooms, besides servants room and
Kitchen. Gallon OF address All. @. luther, No,
CIRL-One white servant girl. p p 3
DoOMsLI want two UNFINISHED rooms,
II without board wife and self; nc children.
Location must be central. Address, with
Terms, "Green," Appeal Office. References re-
quired. apps
DOOK-Hrst-cIsss cook, washer add irouer,
" al 80 jefferson street lend app
EMPLOYMENT-Montgomery Lynch, civil
~ engineer. Of . years experience in the
locating and constructing Of railroads, wishes
employment P.O-- Horn Lake, DeSOtOOO-,Mtss
HOUsEA large number Of houses 10 M
III the hourly demand for rent at the rental
ONCE Of DOnoho a Buckley, % Madison street.
NEE-sWm men to work on Cairo and Fulton
VI Railroad, al White river crossing, four
miles below JacksOnpOrt. Wages, s. y per
day. GOOd station-wOrk, 3c TO DC per yard.
White river packets leave Memphis Tor Jack
SOuport twice a week.
ap2f WOODRUFF MCNEIVE, Contractors.
old BOOK-AH kinds Of standard works
" bought and sold at S6 Second street. apple
CITUATION-A lady, who can give good ref
- erences, wants q situation in a seminary,
academy OF private family. Address
apl0 TEACHER, care OF Appeal.
CECOSD-HASD Furniture, Feathers aud
- Household goods OF all kinds bought ~
~ Second street. n. 7. SINNOTT.
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DUTCHERs LIGHTNING FLY.KmLER

swesps them on and clears the house speedily.
Try 10. Sold by dealers everywhere.
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DRIVER WIS, sl5 Second street.
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v DsE.S y"Fden Iee-orsam at spechs''' 81
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THE "COmpromise" hat just received
at Leidy's.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
vi Packet Co, u. S. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats OF this line leave Memphis
Tor all points on Arkansas river Mondays
and Fridays. at ) PM.
w. II. KENNEDAN, Agent.
Office on Company's W~haTfboat,
4lmhl - Foot ot Court street.
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FOR FRIAR,s POINT AND BENDS

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Packet Co,
y. Z. NAH and Southern Express.
For Helena, DevaI's BLUM, searcy. AuqnSfa
and JacksOnport.
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAL TENDER-.--W. 5. Ashford, Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, al 5
o'clock pm
r.. r. WALI----.--..JOhn J. Eds0n, Master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, ats
O'Clock PIN.
Inc above Line OF elegant steamers connect
at Devafis Bluff with the railroad for Littl
Rock and JacksOnport.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
NM Promenade, foot OF Jefferson
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ADDITIONAL COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, May S.-Cotton steady: good
ordinary, DZc; net receipts, 81 baless sales,
Id bales; stock, 9029 bales; weekly net receipts,
81 bales; exports to Great Britain, 6774 bales
exports coastwise, ID bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, May 3-Cotton: Buyers and
sellers are apart, and holders are firm; mid
ding, 2A@2Ne; net receipts, 57 bales; ex-
ports coastwise, "a bales; sales, III bales;
stock, 1859 bales; weekly net receipts, z5l
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1863 bales; ex-
ports cOsstwise, 1872 bales; sales, II9 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, May 3-Cotton quiet: mid
ding PIC; net receipts, 10 bales; sales, loo
bales; stock, HIS bales; weekly net receipts.
I25 bales; exports eoastwise. l008 bales; sales,
] 400 bales.
MOBILE.
NOZZLE, May 3.-Cotton weak; middling.
2Ic; receipts, l3 bales; exports cOnstwise,
Z743 bales; sales, 20 bales; stock, 1852 bales:
weekly net receipts, l4l9 bales; exports coast
wise, 2473 bales; sales, 800 bales.
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VIE are authorized I announce J. HAR-
w Wy MATHEs as candidate for re-
lection as state and County Tax+COllector on
Privileges, subject 10. he nominating cOnVen-
ton. ap3
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city il at 246
Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
stand. HANSON & WALRER-
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nWELLING-HOUsE-With about four
IL rooms, besides ervauts room and
Kitchen. Gallon OF address All. q. luther, No.
y Madison street. my2
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DOOASI want two unfinished rooms
II without board wife and self; no children.
Location must be central. Address, with
Terms, aGreen," Appeal Office. References re-
auired. ap2
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FOR SAFE.
Ear TOBACCD-For everyday. 40.
Court street, F.. p. Bates &Co. my

ENGINE-A Se-horse power engine, as sOod
u as new. Inquire az 70 Adams street. NV
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


TOT congressman
DOBERT F. LOONEN is a candidate for
N Congress, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic Convention. APPS
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For County Ta1-UOSectOr.
FOR Magistrate Of Fourteenth DIstriet.

TOT NasIsNTaWv OF EVUEHS0"IW WIstEICW
HANING been called upon 10 become n
Il candidate for Magistrate In the -Four
tenth Civil District, and believing every man
should, when il does not materially interfere
with his private business, serve his people
when called upon 10 do 80, therefore / an
nounce myself a. a candidate fer Magistrate
Of the Fourteenth District, and ask the voters
Tor their support. w. l. STEWART.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tosltlyeiy 6 Nights onIy-saturday Maunee
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Thc Labor Movement.

New York, jane 21.-AJ meeting of the
metal rOoirIs to-day the announcement was
made that the metal roofers OF Boston would
strike Immediately, all arrangements being
completed.
The situation in regard to the labor strike re-
mains practically unchanged. All indications,
however, point to an early termination OF the
movement Compromise is now much more
frequent word in the mouths of the strikers
than the original war cry of no surrender. The
temper of the men is much better than last
week. Amy recourse TO violent or illegal meas
ures to iurt her their aims would appear to have
been abandoned. The threatened demonstra-
lion OF piano makers at Steinway'S factory,
which was announced to come off this morning,
did not take place.
The metal workers still continue their strike
James Llwler, sewing machine maker, was ar
rested in East 39d street. for interfering with
the men Of his trade. The superintendent of the
factory attempted to drive Lawler off, but was
struck by him, and a good deal OF excitement
was the result Lawier was held in $1,000 bail
to answer. David Koran, another striker, was
held TO bail to keep the peace for asking u fell
low workman to knock off work.
AT a mass meeting of mechanics and working
men tonight at Cooper Institute, to protest
against the action of the police in clubbing
gangs of men now on a strike, about two thou
sand were present. VIM. j. Jessup, chairman
Of the wolkingmen's union, presided A. NJ
threatening the capitalists with repetition Of
the cOmmunistic scenes of Paris aud saying
that the worllingmen meant revOlutiOn-peace-
able if possible, forcible if necessary. He was
vehemently cheered. Theodore H. Banks and
Others delivered addresses in a similar though
less violent strain, and resolutions were adopted
denouncng the police for interfering with the
strikes, and calling on trade societies to so or
ganizc as to be able to protect themselves, phys
ically and otherwise. 1t was agreed to form a
permanent central committee to receive reports
from all societies; and all seemed determined to
resist oppression and maintain the eight hour
law of the state.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2f.-The eight hour
league held meeting last evening. The major.
ity of the trades, labor organizations and work
shops were represented by delegates. Resolu-
tiOns were adopted in favor Of the establishment
Of a labor bureau at Washington.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, June 21.-Some emissa-
res OF the eight hour men in New York attempt
cd to get up strike in the Susquehanna shops,
where about 1000 men are employed, last night.
A few iournevmen favored the effort, but the
whole affair was dropped by the men and the
agents left, disguised with their i'll success.
ALBANY, June 2t,-About a hundred of the
West Albany car shops strikers have resumed
work under the ten hour system. About a
thousand men are still out. A large force Of
wOrkmen have been brought from Schenectady,
and it is SAID that all the force necessary are at
work a West Albany
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Democratic Conventions.

NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 20-The democratic
state convention met here to-day. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted indolsing the Gin
clnnati plattrem, and delegates to Baltimore
were instructed to vote as unit for Greeley
and Brown. Entire harmony prevailed and the
convention adjourned amidst great enthusiasm
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-The democratic
delegates from this state to the Baltimore con-
VVentlon include eX-Unlted States Senator VIM.
NJ Gwln, Ex-Governor Downer, Judge j. H.
Hardy and Senator Eugene Casserly, all of
whom, except Casserly, are known to be in
favor Of the Cincinnati ticket.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, June 21.-rhe democratic state
convention adjourned at ten this morning
Resolutions were adopted inStructinr delegates
TO the Baltimore convention to support Greeley
and brown, endorsing the Cincinnati platform,
and declaring against the nomination Of Il dem
Ocratic state ticket, but lavoring coalition with
the liberal republicans.
The liberal republican state convention adj
Journed last night, after adopting resolutions
referring to the state executive committee the
work OF putting an electoral ticket in the field
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 21.-The Alabama
state democratic convention adjourned to dav.
1t declined TO appoint electors, leaving it to the
confessional districts after the Baltimore con-
VentOn, The following resol utions were
adopted by large majority:
Resolved, that in the opinion of this convention,
under existing circumstances, the democratic con-
YentlOn ought not to make nominations in opposi-
tlon to the nominations recently made at Cincin-
natl.
This resolution is not intended to instruct del
egates to be sent to Baltimore. Delegates to the
Baltimore convention were elected, aud AL
pheus Baker and j. j. Jolly nominated for con.
gresham at large.
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Marguerite Dixblanc, who was sentenced TO
death IN France for the murder of her mistress,
has been repreved.
The lower house of the Missouri legislature
have passed bill amending the present law,
so that an additional presidential elector, al
lowed by the new apportionment law of con-
gress, can be elected by the state at large. The
senate referred the bill TO acommittee
IL is now stated that T. Smith, of the ATLANTA
boat club, lost both heats of the Henly scuing
match yesterday, instead of only one as was at
first supposed, and that lie had been declared
out of the race
=, Henry Larrabee, aged eighteen years, of
Gates Ferry, Connecticut, was drowned While
bathing in the Thames at that place Tuesday
evening.
A Washington dispatch says it may be au-
thoritatively stated that there is absolutely no
foundation for the report that Miss Nellie Grant
has become engaged to Scottish lord.
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HAVANA, June II The steamship Columbia,
which arrived at Sagua short of coal and 9TH
crWlse in distress, lett that port accompanied by
Spanish gnnboat until she leaves Spanish
waters,
Several engagements between the insurgents
and regular troops have occurred lately in the
eastern department
United States steamer CanaDdaigua has ar
rived at Havana.
Gen. Yncan aud Captain Varona were exc
cutcd on the 18th ut Puerto Principe.
HAVANA, June 19-An insurgent letter car
rier, while conveying dispatches from President
Cespedes, was captured by Spanish troops On
bis person was letter from Cespedes to Gen.
Modesto Diaz, ordering the general to concern
traie his forces for the purpose of aiding In II
grand movement in the direction Of llogun.
HAVANA, June 20.-lusurgent Chef Pepillo
Gonzales and fifty men armed with Remington
rifles, have surrendered 10 the Spanish forces
at Las lunas.
1t Is reported that the steamer Fannie landed
a cargo Of men IN safety at CayO, Romano, aud
then steamed towards Nassau and that the in
surgeuls carried her cargo TO the mainland
The report requires confirmation,