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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-24

Butchers Lightning Fly-Killer
sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily. Try it. Sold by dealers every
where. ap24 deOd&W2m
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The gentlemen composing the delega-
tons to the political conventions at Cincin-
natl, on the LIST of May, will depart for that
place next Monday afternoon, and prepare
tions are being made with that view.
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Marriage Guide. - Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, II
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 dSW1y
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IF you want the best Cook Stove in use,
go to Mcclure, Buck 81 Co. and buy the
"FashiOn" Stove. Over $4,000 in use; every
stove warranted to give satisfaction.
feb13 till inlY13 denM6m
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Come at Last-That celebrated Kelly's
Island Catawba Wine, which the Agents,
Slime & Birmingham, Public Square, are
ready to supply to the trade at the COM
pany's prices. ap14 If
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Buy one Of those beautiful Lots to be
sold next Friday, at IL O'Clock, by Browns
& Cheatham. 1t
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men, honest Jack Smith has at last found
haven of rest il the hereafter, and By the
guidance Of the Great Pilot above, the surg
ing pillows viii ne'er again disturb his
peaceful slumbers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-24

For Coughs and Throat Disorders, use
'BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs," having
proved their efficacy by a test of many
years. ap24 st cod
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Pain in the Back.-Do you suffer with
pain in the small of the back? If so, il is
your kidneys. A bottle of DR.. Winter
smiths Buehu and Pareira Bravo will re-
lieve you. ap14 tillmy18
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Dolly Yarden's Sister Fan has arrived
at ALEX HOGAN's,
ap24 St wed, sat&sun IA Union st.
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Something at the Hair Store of Jos. E.
LOiseau & Co., that every lady wants, and
don't cost a cent. apps 2t
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Ladies' Zinc and Leather Covered Sara
togas, also Gents Sole Leather Trunks
cheap for cash at Dunsteads Trunk Store,
81 College st., bet. Union and Church SITS.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is convenient to all the places Of
amusement. ap24 1w
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Brown and Bleached Linens, Chinese
grass cloths for ladies suits, towels, nap
kins, and a full line of Irish linens, at Da-
Wis, 135 Church street APPS Nv
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We are afraid we have bought too
many Parasols-haye got big scare on
will sell them awful cheap.
ALEX HOGAN,
ap24 st wee, sat&sun IA Union st.
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Crystal Spring Filter and COOler-the
best in the market, just received at
APPS ct PHILLIPS, BUTTORFF q Co.
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GrOat bargains to be had Friday, April
~, at II O'Clock, at Browns & Cheatham's
sale in free territory. 1t
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No prisoners were yesterday committed
or released at the Jail, and no other event OF
public interest occurred there.
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More than hundred ladies have said:
"Oh, L am so sorry l didn't know of this
store before; you keep such nice goods"
ALEX HOGAN,
aD24 3t Wed. satlSSnn Ia IIninn ct
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A Full Line of India twills, check and
satin-striped muslins,l long cloths, tucked
and rutIied Swiss, at Davis, 1876 Church
street. aD23 lW
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Great Bargains in boys stripped and
checked linens and cashmeres, at NJ. Davis
135 Church st. ap23 1w
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Rink Assemblies-Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights.
Admission % cts. Use of Skates % cts.
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Ribbons, flowers, silk scarfs, kid gloves,
black guipure, thread and French laces,
hOOp-skirts and cOrsets, cheap, at NJ. Davis
135 Church street. ap23 1w
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VIM. o. Thomas is prepared 10 do all
Kinds OF Slate Roofing. Apply at PSI
Church street. apI4 If
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HemphilI is in daily receipt of those fine
Princess Bay oysters. ap24 st
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Going Cheap-Black, iron frame
grenadines, crepe, marets, black canton
and Tamese cloths, at NJ. Davis, I35
Church street. e ap23 1w
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Will give special bargains in White
French Organizes for May Parties, School
Exhibitions, etc. Come and see.
ALEX HOGAN,
an24 Of Wnd sqt&sI1n Ii ITninr, e.
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HemphiJl is in daily receipt of those fine
Princes Bay Oysters. ap24 3t
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ap2l 2t

Just ReeeiTed-The latest real and
imitation Hair Chigpons and Fancy Goods
at p. Graville's Hair Store, % Cherry st.
ap21 2t
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of the Riuer april ., 1872, for tlOenty-four
hours, ending $3.50 =. ".
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1000 Dolly Warden ParasOIs at cost
a Joe Frankland's. apo Wv
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Don't forget those splendid lots on De-
monbreun street to be sold Friday, April
26, II o'clock. 1t
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Go to Davis, 135 Church street, for
silk fringes, silk gimps, trimming silks and
satins. ap23 1W
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5000 Fans just received, of the latest
styles, at Joe Frankland's. apo Wv
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Blank (. ) indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tiOnary; minus y tendency TO fall; plus ID ten
dency to rise. W. 3. KAUFMAN, observer.
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Great Sale of handsome lots by Browns
& Cheatham, Friday, April rs, ii o'clock.
It
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Burnetts KalliStOn is the best Cos
motto. ap5 1aM1Y Madns
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Bass & Co.'s Imported Ale on draught
at Hemphilrs. ap24 st
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ST. Cloud WOteI Still Onen,-Person

5000 pairs Kid Gloves, which will be
sold at reduced prices, at Joe FIankland's.
apo Wv
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STATE OF THE WEATHEE.

TsIeSraphis Report from SEgnag Ssrpies CI,rps. n.
.. A., Of O5ssrvatioss a o,rLaeE. p. "
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Teuueasee and PacIGc Railroad.
Two Daily Trains Sunday excepted.l
90 / Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. N.
~ Arrives at Lebanon at. 600 P. NJ
Leaves Lebanon at. 1900 A. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at-.e;45 A. NJ
"a 2 Leaves Lebanon at. -4;OO p NJ
NO. aTrives at Nashville st..63O ?. N.
Leaves Nashville at: ..I:0O A NJ
Arrives at Lebanon at. 800 A. N.
ss-FTIe and Nashville BatkrOa0s
T.eave Station on North college street, at 6;4O
NJ and 2:30 P. N.
Arrives at s:15 A. n. and 400 p M -.
the 2s0 P. NJ. train does not stOp at any P0lu'
t-oo1 Nashville and Gallstin, except Edge-
aslS JunctioTl, and does not run on SUNDAY.
CaIEafin Accommodation Dal6y'
Leaves Nashville. 81 S59 =
Arrives Tos, ~ lie and Decatur RAILROAD.
:, Nc SoUTH.-Nashyille and Decatur y trains NJ
toa,Sa tsfioDs on South Cherry street AT A. NJ
I'D n. m. No train Sunday morning.
Recommendation at $3.50 P. n (goes 70 S ClI III
tia Trains arrive at 4:3O A. NJ and 4'5O p NJ
Accommodation at 9:55 A NJ ,.,1- -
- louis. Memphis, nashville ana
1hnffanOOKa Great CentraA
Through Line.
r,.+orooga train leaves S:45 A. N. and 300 P M
OnA''aHO's g arrives.2:15 P. N. and 800 A. N.
Memphis train leaves. .S:0O A M
Sc arrives. ..5:OO P M
st. Louis train leaves. .5:o 0O A NJ
arrives. 300 P. NJ
shelbyvine train leaves. $50 P NJ
arrives. 9;45 A. M ,
The SAB A. N. train does not run on oGnHayS'
The goo A. N. and 500 P IL trains run uaily'
Evansville, Henderson and NASHVILLE
Railroad.
G. Tonis Exnress leaves Nashville. GID Am
SSam0bis and Hopkinsville Express
leaves Nashyie arrives at Nashville. 100 AN
ETemnbis and HOpkinsville Express ar
rive at Nashville. % - -.
uonSsrfIIe and Cincinnati SkIOTt Allmo
Railroad.
r,-,,,, lava and arrive at Louisville as tollOws2
AiNiH9 ''' LEAvR. k2RIVE.
Southern Fast Line except ooz
Sunday. I'S1 A. n ,0.9g -
Cincinnati Express, daily 900 p n Lou - M
Cincinnati Night Express, r.oo =,
except Saturday ...... .lO:4O P NJ o'OV L. n
Lexington Mail, except e..r
Sunday. o'OV A. ~ WV
Lexington Express, except .xE
Sunday. ZoO r Ne 1O' nv
Frankfort Accommodation ,o.oo =,
except Sunday........ 400 r NJ IO''o a. NJ
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dor Cairo, st. Louis,
II Memphis and New ~SlLslA =
OPIeans.-The fine Passen- - ~
ger steamer STYRONE,'' Tom HaTma7
Master, Hex Hard, Clerk, viii leave as above
WEDNESDAY, the oath inst, at 4PM
For freight or passage apply on board, or to @.
H. ARTHUR g CO., or HARRISON & SON.
Agents. ap23 2s
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Irish Linens, Table Linens, Marseilles
Quilts, etc, good and cheap at
ALEX HOGAN's,
ap24 St wed. 'sat&sun IA Union st.
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CITY NOTICES.

Browns & Cheatham's grand free ter
ritory sale Friday, April rs, II O'Clock. 1t
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Nobody can sell goods cheaper than
we can. We were taught to live without
putting on much airs, which enables us to
sell goods at small profits.
ALEX HOGAN,
ap24 st wed ,sat&sun IA Union st.
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Trimmed Sailor Hats for one dollar, at
Davis, 135 Church st. apps 1W
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BVss s. Co.'s Imported Ale on draught
at HemphilPs. ap24 st
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Still they come for the 9Oc Kid Gloves
at ALEX HoGAN's,
ap24 st wed, sat&sun IA Union st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Ear Pittsburgh llireef

THE fine Passenger Steamer r.
Il BRILL,
NJ. A. Cox, Master, - Clerk, Wi IeaTe "a
above ON THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock P. N.
For freight or passage apply On board, or to
HARRISON & son, Agents, corner Broad and
Front streets ap24 81
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that he is earnestly endeavoring to seek his
salvation, we would add our petition to his
that the time of his execution be delayed.
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ACIION
Having visited the prisoner John Press
wood as his spiritual advisers, and believing
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Presswood.-Put it in the papers that
want all to take warning by me; that did
not take my father and mothers advice;
that when L was just commencing to grow
up thought was the biggest man of them
all. That is what have to say; did not
take my father and mothers advice. |
want all to take warning by me. l believe
that Is all have To saw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

Buffalo vii meet the oil regions more
than half way with q railroad within
four months. Erie guarantees 3 rail-
road that way Ia less time. The trans
portation viii be By water from Buf-
iaIo OK Erie.
Galbreath, OF Erie, says he wonders
that the people OF Pennsylvania do
not 20 in q body to Harrisburg and
overthrow a Legislature which permits
and encourages the growth of such a
powerful monopoly as the PennsyIva-
mia Central railroad, which Wields
greater power than the State legisla-
ture.
A large nun Der Of resolutions were
adopted, among which were the fol-
lowing;
ResoJved, That no producer should
sell any oil to the Southern Improve
ment combination.
Res0tUed, That a committee ke aD-
pointed to see what figures the pur-
chase OF the Oil Creek and Allegheny
River road could be negotiated for, Is
they offer to sell the road at q less fig-
ure than new road can be built and
stocked.
Resolutions were also passed and
signed By very large number Of pro-
dueers to shut down their wells on
Sunday and start no drilling wells for
sixty days. This will produce a
scarcity Of oil, and operate to the al
vantage Of prL ducers.
The meeting adjourned at S pm.
to meet at Franklin on Tuesday, at
l0a.m.
Over two thousand Ol-msn attend
ed the meeting here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
M.cELLAsLOus TtLEsaAEs

The Judiciary cjmmittee Of the New
yoIT senate are at deadlock on the
E-ie railway bill.
The cornerstone of the new Cham
z,e,, of Commerce at Chicago was laid
vest. rday siternOoD.
Tbe steamship Japan, sailing from
San Fran. cisco yesterday, carried away
81 483, 600 lN1r China.
,GaorOe A, Small was yesterday
taaud guilty Oi c01nterieltlng ln
Moors, Wisconsin bis sentence " III
be given in today.
Nelson Walker, q eolored lawyer,
was admitted to prsclie zee before the
supreme court Of Tennessee sesterosy'
The pioneer Grant Club, OF Nsw Or
loans the oldest Grant Club IN the
UaI91. was renrganized yesterday
80 lne bu~dred and ninety meSn'
beEs. -
Charles Lieber, chargs- WIS 1919 -
murder Of Charles GennaWein
vine si1ee Ia Louisville, was yester-
day ssuleneed to be hung on the 18th
OF May next.
The thirty ffth annual commence
merit Of the Medical university Of
Louisville, at Weisiger ball last night,
was attended by a large audience.
Eighty-iour graduates received the
degree Of NJ d.
The Southern Baptist Educational
convention assembled at Nashville
yesterday, Charles Manley presiding.
Nearly all the Southern States were
represented. The chief purpose of
the convention is the initiation of
measures to establish a university.
George Johnston has been arrested,
charged with forging check foI $l300
on the Bank OF North America, pur-
S1Fsiag to De drawn BY Jones, Garvin
4 Co. He was identified as the person
who recently attempted to swindle
another bank OF a large amount OF
bonds.
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csUsHT taos THk CABLE.

-lgs,a American feet sailed nom
-SIes "A the 2sth ultimo for Cannes.
A nuhIic meeting is TO be held IN
u1da pax, London, on Sunday next
- protest against the Parks regulation
bill,
A committee Of the French Assem-
hly has reported in favor Of a restora- a
tion of their property TO the Orieahs
a decree has been issued oy tne
2nsnish minister Of war iof .ns l..1 ~ Lal1'
fiorI OF the eighty proVnelai Da''oi-
Joni Of infantry.
e., aord Northcote. Who was ore
-, i,inf high commissioners on
tha Washingten Treaty, writes % toe q
&a.,,ler Globe. excepting 70 tne uIla'
-o-stie .Jtiie, comments Of that journal upon
s,ss assS,S arouaolIon OF Lord Alpon % tes ~
ssrouisats Tor his sesVaess % -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
1s4O.

A London special states that the
English Erie stockholders never COM
promised with Jay Gould, and they
earnestly hope that such laws will be
passed as wilt enable them TO reap q
portion of the dividends
commission, and says that the ex-com-
missioners are silent upon the charges
of negligence, slovenliness, and other
faults which have been made against
them, from discretion to not farther
complIeate the unfortunate difficulty
which he trusts may yet be satislactO-
rily solved.
In FFankfort-on-the-M Maine, yester.
day morning, building In which a
large number OF persons resided fell,
buTying the inmates in the ruins.
Fourteen corpses have thus far been
taken from the debris. A large force
of men are engaged in searching for
the bodies Of the other victims.
The London Lancet, the well-knOwn
medical journai, gives the number of,
casualties ia that city, on Tuesday
last, caused by the falling Of stand
that lost its equilibrium from the
moving OF a vast number Of people
eongregated to view the thanksgiving
demonstration, at 229, only two Of
which, il says, resulted fatally. Nest
OF the Injuries consisted of broken legs,
ribs, dislOcations and limbs cut.
Tne assault upon the Queen, on
Thursday, by 0'COnnor, is me theme
Of universal comment and cOnd5mna-
ton in the journals Previous to the
assault, O'COnnOr scaled the iron rail-
ing, ten feet in height, which sur
rounded the courtyard of Bucking-
ham Palace. When he approached
the carriage of the Q1een he first saw
Lady Churchill, laOy-iR- waiting who
Was riding with her Majesty, and was
about to assault her; but he soon dis
covered his mistake, aud turned upon
the @ Ieen. Her Msjesty's groom,
John Brown, who was riding behind
her carriage, upon Witnessing the &C
ton OF OCOnnor, leaped from his
horse, and arrested and disarmed the
asssilant. The prisoner viii be
brought to Bow street station house
this morning, when a prelimi-
nary examination will be made.
All approaches to the Bow street pO-
lice station are jammed by an Inn
mense concOUrse Of people, who have
gathered in the hope OF catching
glimpse OF O'COnnOr, the s-ssilant of
the Q Ieen. The father Of the prisoner
is an Irishman, while the other pOr-
tion Of his family are Euglish, and be-
long TO the Protestant church. O'Con-
nOT's house has been thoroughly
searched by detectives, but nothing
whatever wa found to criminat6 any
one with him in his dastsrdly cot.
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FOrty.SeC0ad Congress
SECOND SESSION.
sENArE........wAsHrSarOS, March l,


Senator Sumner, in personal ex-
planation, stated that his health would
not permit his serving on the commit
tee for the investigation OF the sale OF
arms to the French. He regretted
this, but the effects Of injuries received
since still clun2 : him, and as he had
been painfully sdmonished within the
last few days by his physicians, who
had imperatively prescribed repose.
The credentials of Senator Sargent,
senator elect from California, were
presented.
Senator Sherman, from the finance
committee, stated that he was author
lied to announce that il the duty on
tea and coffee were repealed, the law
would not take effect before July 1st.
Senator Bayard offered a resolution
asking the President for the instruc-
tions given to the district attorney
relative to the prosecution of New
York merchants for giving gratuities
to custOmhouse officials.
Senator COnkling asked him wheth-
er he had not read the correspondence
in the papers.
Senator Bayard said he had not. He
wanted to know from the President
whether they we're authentic. Ii the
merchants Of New York we1a. to bs
selected for prosecution, then the
main channel by which the inYestl-
gatiug committee c0ald discover
abuses In the custOmhouse would be
effectuslly closed.
Senator Buckingham saw no reason
Wby Violators of the law should be
exempt because they were merchants.
He did not, however, object to the
resolution.
Senator Bayard said the question
was neither the main channel for
discover. 2 abuses should be closed.
The resolution went over.
Senator Cole reported the naval ap.
ptoufiation bill with amendments.
a resolution was adopted that the
foreign committee ascertain the
amount equitably due John 2. Hale,
ate minister to Spain.
Senator Sherman reported bill re-
establishing sbs branch mint at New
Orleans.
Senator Anthony reported q bill
providing for reporting and printing
the debates in congress. Obtaining
unanimous consent for its immediate
consideration, he said the publisher Of
fhe Globe had printed the. debates
nearly q year without contract, rely
inc on the good faith OF congress for
com mpepsation. The printing commit
fee agreed to report this bill renewing
The old contract with the Globe until
the end OF the present congress, with
an amendment for less expensive
index, The bill was passed.
Senator Cameron moved that the
.president appoint an investigat-
ING committee into the alleged sale
| of arms TO the French agents.
This Vice president declined.
Senator Cameron then oi1eEed q re-
aointior thet Senators HAmlin, Tar
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The steamEhips Russia and Republic
have arrived at Q 1eenssoWn.
The steamship Washington, from Bos-
ton, has arrived at New York.
The abandoned vessel which passed
Milwaukee yesterday was haulsd IN by
some Wreckers near Oak creek and an
chorsd She proved to 5s ths schooner
Len Highly, and the supposition IL that
she got fast In the ice sOmsW 1ere and the
crew went ashore, and she brOks loose
and hOsted OF.
The general impression which prevailed
that the White Star steamer Republic
and thS Cuuard steamer Rzsaia started
nom New York on An ocean race is re-
garded as confirmed by the fact that both
vessels arrived at Queenstown yesterday,
almost simultaneously. Republics time,
eight days and nine hours; Ruzaia's, eiEhf
days and eleven hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
OHIO.
The Contested Election Case Miseella-
neOus Legislation.

The Contested Election Case MiseeIIa-
neOus Legislation.
COLUMBUS, March 1.-The Kemp
Taylor contested election case was
practically settled to-day by voting
down all the amendments offered BY
Mr.. DOugherty (Demoerat) to correct
the senate jDUrnal Of February 16 h
declaring that Mr.. Taylor is entitled
to a seat as senator from the Third
district.
The house bill allowing the Masonic
and Odd Fellows associations to in
crease their capital stock was passed.
In the house the following bills
passed: House bill, compelling judges
OF election to remain in session with
out adjournment until all the votes
cast have been counted; senate bill,
to provide that recognizauces Of JUS
-tices of the peace need not be record
ed in full in common pleas courts, and
that witnesses need not attend at court
until the day set for trial of the case
In which they are called to testify.