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CHICAGO.
Fatal IAccident-Snicid Grand
Duke.

Fatal IAccidcnt-Snicid icide-The Grand
CHICAGO, January Am aged lady
named Nagle, 70 years old, was instant
ly killed yesterday on the track OF the
Cleveland, Columbus and Indianapolis
railroad, at Madison street crossing.
She was crossing the track on the way
to church, when the locomotive
knocked her down. Her body was
shockingly msngled.
Aman named w. F. Moore, an in
mate of the Washingtonisn Home.
committed suicide to-day by eating
opium.
Alexis and party this morning were
driven about the ruins on the North
Side, and to the water works. About
noon he visited the Board Of Trade
rooms, where he was enthusiastically
received. The President of the Board
welcomed him in brief speech. The
Duke responded in few words, return
ing thanks, and hoping that Chicago
would soon be as beautiful, rich and
grand as before.
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Death OF Haekett. the Comedian

The veteran comedian, James Henry
Hackett, died Friday, at his home
in Jamaica Long leland. Mr.. Hack
etts death has been for some time
anticipated. Dropsy and a complica-
ton OF lung and liver complaint, the
result Of q fortnigbts cold, were the
immediate causes OF his death. Mr..
Hackeu va. in the I'D year OF his
age, having been born in New York
city, March IS, 1900. For over forty
years his talents have been devoted to
music and the drama, having made
his first appearance on the stage at the
Park Theater, New York, in March,
1926. During bis lengthy career he
made q number oil visits 10 England,
and in lS49 was Q joint manager with
William Niblo, OF the Astor Place
Opera House, New York, during the
engagement Of Mr.. Macready, which
resulted in the Actor place riots.
In lS54-'55 be was concerned in the
management OF the Grisi & Mario
Opera Company during their famous
visit to this country. Mr.. Hacket.
was also one OF the fra; 10 introduce
the Yankee type OF the American
character on the stage. but he was best
known for his magnificent personation
Of Falstaff and other Sbakesperean
characters. OF late years Mr.. Hackett
lived chiefly in retirement. His lsst
appearance 10 Baltimore was at the
Holiday Street Theater, as Falstaf, in
1859. A strong personal friendship
existed between Mr. Hackett and the
late President Lincoln. s.s. ..
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CARD OF THANKs.-G. w. Franzheim
takes This mode Of returning his heart
felt thanks to James Mountain and
Samuel Rutherford for their efforts in
securing his son, Louis Franzheim, from
his perilous position on Saturday last,
and to VIM. Taylor and Henry Stamm
for their earnest efforts and kind words
Of sympathy on that trying occasion.
He never can be sufficiently grateful to
these gentlemen for their services and
sympathy, and be thus publicly &C
knowledges his obligations to them.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The storm Continues.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2.-The
rain storm which commenced fifteen
days ago, and abated at intervals, still
continues with great severity. The
water at Sacramento City is rising rap
idly and unless there is an abatement
OF the elements within q few hours
great damage will be done to the levees
around the city, by which it is still pro-
tected from an overflow. #s4..
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the blood In the Head, AcldIty of the
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Food, Fullness or weight Ia the Stomach,
Sour EructntiOns, linking or fluttsring nj
the PIT OF the stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Diiicult Breathing,
FluttcTinK at the Heart, Choking or bufiO-
eating Sensation when In lying posture,
Dmn,es OF Vision, Dots or Wells before tbs
sight, Fever and Dull Pain I'm the Head,
Deficiency Of PeSpirstiDn, islloyDers OF
the Skin and eyes, Pain ia the S;ds, Chsri.
Limbs, and sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burn
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ARKANSAS.
The Rebellion Of Loyal Pets-Previ-
ousiy Reported Outrages Confirm.
ed-The Town StiIIin the Hands Of

ed-The Town Still In the Hands Of
the Negroes.
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.l
LITTLE Rock, January l.-Notwith.
standing the Radical reports telegraphed
to the st. Louis Democrat denying the
negro outrages at Chicot, Arkansas,
which denial is untrue in every particu.
lar, Mr.. Alfred Sanders, brother OF
one of the men shot by the negroes,
makes q statement corroborating all
reports telegraphed from Memphis. He
states further, that after the killing OF
the three men number of armed ne
groes went 10 his brothers (Sanders
house and fired into it through the doors
and windows, and demanded one hun
dred dollars, threatening, in case the
money was not paid them, that they
would burn the house to the ground.
The money was paid, and soon after
another party Of negroes appeared and
demanded money. They were paid
thirty dollars.
Sanders then, with his family, left the
village. He also states that the negroes
killed all the stock. mules, horses, cows
aud hogs owned by several Of the larg-
est planters in the vicinity OF Lake Vii
lage; that every body coming or going
is challenged by the negro guard OF
fifty who yet remain, aud that the
whites are still afraid TO return to their
homes.
General Dsnforth. it is said, makes a
whitewashing report TO Governor Had
ley, covering up. as far as possible, the
many outrages committed by the
negroes. As yet, however, it has not
been made public. Even the Republl-
can press Of the State condemn the out
rage, and urge the governor to send i'm.
mediately company ofmilitis 10 pre-
vent further outrages.
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CINCINNATI.
Decision Observation-Disclosures I'm st. Louis
-GOVernOr Hayes Message.

Governor Hayes Message.
CINCINNATI, January 2.-The suit
brought by J. Sperry & Co., to recover
$50 paid D. NJ. Blake, Chief of Police,
for professional services in recovering
stolen property, was decided to-day in
favor of the plaintiff.
An extensive fire is reported raging in
St. Louis. Both telegraph offices are
on fire. 1t is impossible to get partc-
ulars.
Governor Hayes retiring message
was read in the House of Representa-
tives at Columbus yesterday. He
presented the financial affairs of the
State in an excellent light, but thought
that the heavy burden of local taxation
still deserves attention. He makes
some excellent suggestions in regard to
railroad corporations, public schools
and other matters, and recommends the
purchase of a mansion by the State for
the residence Of its future Governors.
lie also proposes commission of in
vestigation to discover official abuses
and keep corruption in check. The
message is commercially brief and
direct.
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PITTSBURGH.
Kerosene Aceidea,

PITTSBURGH, January "A kerosene
lamp exploded at the house OF Owen
Daily, No. 27 Webster avenue, this
evening, burning three children severely
but it 10 thought not fatally. The
building also was set on ere, but the
flames were exinguished before
any great damage was done. N''' ...
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The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, January 9, ! P. n.
.ProbabiIies.-Tbe low barometer in
Iowa will probably move eastward on
Wednesday over the lower lakes cloudy
weather with rain continues, with east
erly winds, in the Gulf and South At.
lsntic States; tbreateuipg weather in
the Middle and Eastern States; South
east winds, with rain and possibly snow,
over the lake region; northwest winds
with clearing weather west Of Illinois
and Wisconsin. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated on the Atlantic coast
tonight
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, DropSy, Stoppage Of Water, lnconu-
nence OF Urine, Brlght's Disease, Albumin
urla, and in all cases where there are brick.
dust deposits, or the water is thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white Of MI
egg, or threads Ike white silk, or these In n
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, aud when there Y
pricking burning sensation when pnne1lg
water, and pain in the small Of tho bat1s
and alDuR the lOins.
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MEMPHIS.
Postponcd-SuppO snieide-Ne-
gro ShOt-SaIe of Steamer.
WIsuIxGroy. ,Japuar,

P0stpOHed-SuppO Suieide-Ne-
gro Shot-SaIe of q Steamer.
MEMPHIS, January 2.-The Musso
trial was again postponed to day, on
account of the illness OF witnesses for
the prosecution.
Mrs. Green, a lady well known here,
whose husband died a month since,
is supposed to have suicided by jump
ing in the river, as the last seen OF her
she was at the river bank in despond'
ent state OF mind.
A negro was shot and killed yester'
day by white man, in self defense.
The steamer R. P. Walt has been
sold to Elliott Bros, OF Cairo, Illinois.
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RRpArRISa OF INSTRUMENTS OF all
kinds, Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars
Accordeons, Violin Bassos, &c, care
fully and promptly done at sheib's
music store, Washington Hall.
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audited and ordered by the proper
committee. Adopted

audited and oruered py lhe P!oPer
committee. Adopted.
The Prosecuting Attorney to whom
was referred the matter Of taxing bank
stock held in this county by persons
residing out of the county, reported
that the law required the payment OF
the tax in this county. The report OF
the Attorney and the petition, was re-
ferred to the Finance committee.
The Commissioners on Glen's run
road report a plat Of the road and
damages to be paid TO certain parties.
The damages amount TO about $500.
The matter was laid % the table for the
present.
Bill osJ. Salisbury, sll.76 was re-
ferded to committee on Poor House
Farm; Bill OF Allen Davis, was referred
to committee on Poor Bill of toll on
Cumberland road was referred to COM
mittee on Poor.
Petition of Henry both and others
asking correcting Of tai assessment was
referred to committee on Finance.
An ordinance authorizing the pay
ment of twenty cents ah hour to those
engaged in holding elections was passed.
On motion the Boa'd adjourned.
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From the Pittsburgh Post.
The Two Platforms.

The two parties go before the nation
on the first day of the year 1877, in the
battle for the supremacy at the Presi.
Dental election, with the following dis
tinctive platforms, which according to
their nature, a. they are successful or
unsuccessful, will decide the conntry's
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Meeting or state Board or Agricul'
ture and HoFticulture.

IxprASAroLrs, January 2.-The State
Board Of Agriculture and Horticulture
met this morning. Eight new members
and all the officers will be elected TO.
morrow. The Delegate Board, the
Horticultural Society and the State
Board will be addressed this evening by
Dr.. Walden, Of Ohio.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
BY the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Office, IO3 Main Street.
EUROPE.
A New International Movement.

n new InteEnhuOuoA HOso
ROME, January 2.-Information has
just been conveyed to the Government
respecting the formation Of formidable
and influential coalition which has just
been effected between the International
Society in this country and the adher-
ents of Mazzini and Garibaldi. This
union has been formed with the avowed
purpose and intention OF republicanizing
Italy, for the accomplishment Of which
end the parties to the coalition pledge
themselves to devote the entire strength
of their respective organizations. The
movement, which has been some time
in progress, has gained rapidly in
strength, and has already obtained q
dangerous foothold among the people.
From the information received it ap-
pears that a definite plan Of action has
already been agreed upon by which
sympathetic risings have been arranged
to take place at various points through
out the kingdom, more particularly in
the provinces OF Roumania and Genoa.
A sympathetic revolutionary movement
ia also expected in the Sicilies, where
emissaries OF the new league have been
actively proselyting for several months
past. A rigid inquiry has been institu-
ted by the Government which has en-
powered its officers to arrest all persons
suspected Of being connected with the
movement.
International Telegraphic CORven.
tiOn.
ROME, January "a magnificent
banquet was given in this city this
evening in honor of the delegates to the
International Telegraphic Convention.
Representatives from all the European
nations as well as from the United
States and several countries Of Asia and
Africa were present. Private compa-
MES were represented to the amount OF
ever SS0,00O,0O0. Mr.. Cyrus w. Field,
of New York, delivered an address to
the members present upon the progress
made in telegraphing during the past
few years and announcing that the
present conference would reassemble in
St. Petersburg in 1875, where he hoped
that all now present would be in at
tendance. Several other appropriate
addresses were delivered.
New Years Congratulations 10 the
Pope.
ROME, January "A representative
from King Victor Emanuel, presented
himself at Vatican yesterday and
delivered His Majesty's new years con-
gratulations to His Holiness. The
Pope, however, excused himself from
a reply or granting personal
audience to the representative Of the
King on account Of indisposition.
Reported Ministerial Change.
MADRID, December 2.--It is again
reliably asserted that the Government
intends to appoint Admiral Polo Bar
nabe to supersede Senor Roberts as
Minister to Washington.
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FEVER AND ASUE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood.--ln-
crease Of Flesh and Weight---Cieaf
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured 10 All.
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RIVER NEws.-Tbe river is again
filled with very hesvy ice, and a dis
patch from Pittsburgh says it is run
ming in both rivqs there, impeding
navigation,
The river i, swelling rapidly, the
marks last yening showing fourteen
feet six inches in the channel. At
Pittsburgh yesterday morning there was
eleven feet one inch and rising.
The Express came up from Parkers-
burg yesterday. The heavy ice broke
her wheels badly. She was repaired
yesterday afternoon and will be ready to
leave at 10 o'clock this morning if the
ice permits.
The heavy ice prevented the Major
Anderson's departure yesterday as ad'
vertised. She will leave at II o'clock
to-day.
A good deal OF floating ice was
fshed out OF the river last evening. 1t
is very clear and from eight to ten
inches in thickness and hard as rock.
The Argosy ;s putting in the patent
water heater and making the other
changes required by the new steamboat
law. As soon as they are completed,
she will resume her trip to Pittsburgh
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BUSINESS CARDS.
!. II. PKSDLEToH. q. O. DAVENPORT
PENDLETON d DAVENPORT.

TTORN AT LAW, FOURTH
"A street, above the Office Of Lamb PAUL.,
Wheeling. Practice law In all the Courts OF
Ohio and Marshall counties, W. Va, and In
the Federal Courts and County Appeals.
penIIsylyania. sep2
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DR.. RApWAY'S
,ARSAPAR|LL|An RESOlVtAI !

EScTy Drop OF the ..SARSA APARILLIAS
RES5OLNENT communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
Juices OF the system, the vigor of Lifo fUr u
repairs the wastes OF the body with new and
sound material. !SCvofiid, SyIIhiiis, CU,.sSy,-
ton, GldIdlltU dtsedS, UiorTs "a the 1hroa,
,,rts oI ihe spSieHi, Sore Eycs, Sirt1a0r<Ds do
charges from The Ears, and the ura DSws "
iSkm Diseases, E,tiptioHs, Fster Srrs, Souid
Heui, Rntg HOr1n, Sdh RhruDi, EryaIridS
AcrIr stdck !SI'dss, Worms Ia hs f7esh, 7S
nlOTs, Ctutccis az tie Womb, and all trouks7,t1D
and painful diich1rDes, Night S,osns, LosiP
SpeJyn, aud all Ddsfes NJ The TIE Jytnctpic, uTs
Difhin The ctTdtius range Of hn wonder "
Modern ChcHiGary, and a fen days' uss uE
prove 10 any person using Il for sfher " h1S
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New YEAR.-Our New Year Day report
is limited for want Of space. We have
only room to say that all the gentlemen
who so desired called on their lady
friends, and were not treated 10 beef tea
either. There were fewer cases OF IN
toxication seen on the streets than On
Christmas, and far less disorder. The
pe,ky boys would bang away with their
pitols, producing headaches at the
ree OF five q minute for nervous peo-
pc, who can't abide a noise. Judging
from the style of toilet, we observed 1t
vas "the thing" this year for young
men to array themselves in claw
hammer coat, with hot-house rosebud
IN the breast, and rosette with flying
ribbons to each tail. The young man
we saw thus gorgeously arrayed had
been making a good many calls and
Vas somewhat thick OF tongue, but he
vas o nice young man.
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c. BAYH "a,
BREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE

II a X ID H z.
MARKET STREET. oPPosfTE WASH.
ington Hall, q - doors above Monroe
street. keeps constantly on hand full -
sortmsnt OF the above articles.
0ooda delivered 10 all parts OF The city
nee of charge. Us
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d. e. LIST, JR. 6Eo. w. PAHks.
u. DAVENPORT.
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TOh0ce0.
ID JEssAMIHE TWIST,

Buekwhe0a RSooE.
IN RARREfA BE5T RRAND8 ea66
~ Just received by
de3 LIST, DAVENPORT q gAHkS.
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HOMICIDE LAST NIGHT.


A Desperate Negro Deliberately
lol Murders n C0l0red Brother. ~
sgRotten Row, on the corner Of Gay
oso and Shelby streets, has become one
of the vilest localities in Memphis, owing
to negro settlements in the neighborhood
and the low groceries and dance houses
that are kept in this vicinity. AT the
dance house kept by Peter Capuro two
desperate and dangerous negroes, Chas.
Stephenson and Charles Moody, met last
night. These desperadoes had been
threatening each other for sometime, and
deed of blood was generally predicted
whenever the negro DULLES should meet
The men soon engaged in a quarrel.
Stephenson put his hand back, as if to
draw pistol, when Moody drew four
barreled pistol and fred, upon which
Stephenson fell, and died almost in
stantly, the ball entering the left breast,
Immediately above the nipple. Moody
ran out and was arrested by officers
Seaman and Fitzgerald. Hewas con-
veyed to the statien-bouse, and was
brought before the recorder this morn
ing. The recorder sent him to Jail with
out bail. Emma Johnson, sccnsed Of
being accessory to the deed, was also
arrested aRd sent to Jail without bail.
Moody belongs to a desperate family
of that name. His brother was hung
some time since in this city for the muir
der of Police Captain Perry. He has
been nearly all his life in Jail, and has
been arrested by our authorities dozens
of times on the charge of robbery, and
organized a court among the negro Grim
inals, over which he presided, .and tried
offenders upon imaginary charges. he
says he can get plenty of witnesses to
prove that he killed Stephenson in self
defence, which he no doubt can do-wit-
nesses that would swear to anything to
save their leader in crime.
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MONEY. o.
PuBLIo LEDGER 0syIoH, [
n.fpuYa TRuu Mach q 1870


PuRLIo LEDGER OSgIoR, I
AHMPH1s. TENN. March 9. lS72.J
A circular from Commissioner Doug
lass, Of the Internal Revenue, under
date of February 18th, handed us to-day,
reads as follows. TN view Of the near
approach of the close Of the fifteen
months period of limitation for the as
sessments of all taxes remaining due on
interests or coupons, dividends or undi.
yided profits, for the last five months Of
the year 1870, as imposed by section Is
of the act of July l4th, 1870, upon the
corporations therein mentioned assess
ments viii be made, including all penal
ties incurred.
There is no change of Importance to
note Regarding money matters. The
banks to-day are all doing a lively
checking business, andreport but a mod
crate inquiry for loansp with an ample
supply Of currency to meet the legiti-
mate wants Of trade : Nv 7''-'a
Exchange is in better supply, cotton
bills coming more freely. but, notwith-
standing this, we hear of transactions of
$4,000 and $50 600 between banks at &c
discount, Counter rates are steady at
4c discount buying and par selling.
Some few sales of gold are reported
by dealers to-day at llO!, while offerings
are light, and buying rates are 1922 to
1893. H..3 ~ ssoa -.iHg
With one exception local securities are
without alteration, the exception named
being a slight decline, with increased Of
ferings of Memphis and Charleston rail-
road shares, which are offered to-day at
SO to 364c, with sale late last evening
of between 300 and 500 shares at the
inside figure. The same price was bid
to-day upon small lot, the seller asking
until night to decide The prevailing
impression is that the present move
ment is instigated by the New York
f bulls" who are endeavoring to e bear =
the stock here, with the intention of TAX
ing it all in and making profit of from
4 to 6 cents during the next few months.
County warrants, in small amounts,
are bought by dealers at goo, but for a
large amount s9c is, peFhaps, the best
price that could be obtained while the
selling rates range from 90 to 93c.
City securities are quoted at SOC for
the long date currency issue, and &c
is the quotation for the gold issue. Ten
nessee money is bought at s4 to s5c for
the old and 35c for the new issue, and is
sold respectively at Sc to 81 and 36c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-09

IN a morning contemporary we see a
call on our friend Colonel Frank Ball to
run as q candidate for Sheriff Of Shelby
county, and we have every reason to be-
lieve that he is admirably adapted as
well as peculiarly fitted for such a posi-
ton, In his business transactions be is
prompt and attentive, and as a gentle
man courteous and polite. We wish him
succesa
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COTTON.

Sales yesterday were 1900 bales, buy
ers going in late in the evening, when a
majority of the sales were made. To-
day there is no change in either Liver
pool or New York, and but little is being
done here, buyers preferring to await the
developments of the coming week rather
than purchase in an irregular market.
Factors see nothing in the dispatches
nor in the weekly statements to indicate
a decline, and are therefore firm in their
views. Sales up to noon we're 45O bales