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pa, Iron remain, YER, du sd absep 81 sales prices are nom
,psy unchanged Aweesn Pg quiet but pnes h,ye an up
kndeneT asking $50 for No & haeiefa ms &c
yery nue but steady Al currency at the mi
Rngsh Rail. dull and nomiu. heia .ooo & aI,os
and The market remains OF 30 tun 9se kou
Trade In Pig Tin remains dull and IN me 1,ic bg,h
are nominy unchanged Straits quoted kt about
al 3 a3li and Bshca At 3S036ic, AL gold 20 va
demand and the market hesyy bat lowers sales nnce oar %
boIes Charcoal Slo l2 gold and leo 90 l. ~ D b, ~
private Other descriptions coming under tns N
change, and The inquiry bas been only Lne nv
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LIFE IN THB DIAMOND FIELDS.
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CHAPTER xXXIX. Thus Ear the Miles measured from Thy
CHAPTER xL Under the ClOek.Tower.
she could scarcely spesIo
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MY IADYS CHOICE.
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light transactions Apples Is bba ODD st & ship
bbs bje and ~ hb prime eesthe seed a. e.
There IL sbsousy notiar dses in Pssbes Blsckbs1s
NOV. slowly, Black Walaas at SOC y QnotatOns.
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Il POR 1873,
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And viii contain
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY
OP
HORACE GREELEY;
Also besides usual
Astronomical information and Calendars.
than usually O especially the New
Tanf
The Quilted Sses showing their Progress from
o ls7L
Of sbowng The Foreign Trade Of the Dnied States
M yts beng Abstract Of the Imports and Exports
Of the Pnpepal Articles Of forsirD and Doins'tie
hsrehsndi,e; also, The Foreign Trade
Of Great Britain and ireland
ioI ionr year.
sa.sss Of the Cotton d the United Stsea
PsbHe December 1874 showing
ss6 srtsu Of Tie Pubic D,b' and tie amount Of
i1s Reduction since March J. 1865.
Ubed States Government, Cabinet
Supreme Court
Ministers % Porsigs Courts
FortY-ecopo cngress politically classified
Fort. .ari CoSsrss. far Is ebeseh
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Cattle MARKETS

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ssn sssinst Tor the last The dsAs
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Dcniistrp.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
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WITHOUT PASso ooo pshssts testify See their names The
ofos No. 10 Cooper Instisie
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MEATS.

R,e,ipt,-Be.L 1880 pscisgesi pork $50 boa cot nss e
lan packages; Western dressed hogs 'i o.
n,n,Baoon boIesi bee 400 bh and neees tof. SO
bba ana ls Fresh beef has declined dens W. p
a.. Rar Of prepared md SLOW ae AZ anon I
ost OF the Of preierrng their o"n m-sae
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Receipts for 10 44 31se week;
week last as boxes; exports past week 9l2e boIes
LIZA beIes Cable Gold
49, The advance Of 2c abroad and goa higher would naturally
still the dull Holders
fair demand but shippers buyng
10 addition Numbers reported abroad 90
board cleared Saturday night Part
cheese shipped Cand Fine cheese iobbed
home l6c BIS at that price, with t55 10 ship s There
the late dealers
Il. sLL.a at.ta. iAo ME.t nnnt
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A NCHOR LINE. = EXPRESS STEAMERS
N sail from Pier TO- North River, w.Yort.
INDIA SATURDAY. 25 AUSTRALIA. Saturday, Feb O.
VICTORIA. Saturday Feb Is
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Receps the ueei l5s pigs. ,os sane
bb. IL will be getting
N eonp.r.op with h twe last Small lots O Charleston
and Norfolk
have both here the Southern probably
there until they allied The light arrivals
advance and the deusnd pretty good Western lined
q mais, and good State lets sought for Quotsions;
Pa l.. Al Western erlrs mars.....- al
State s'srbr.....to a4i LAned. Western. a2s
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MOLAsSRs-New Crop NewOreans in fair demand WITH sales OF
$50 65d7 for good prme foreign Gull and nseel
NAVAL STORBSThe Spirits TuIpenne has been noo
eratey prices liberal offerings and sdecne IN
the declines sales Of 100 obs
able 6le 100 bbs do at 6c and 80 New 6os snpPns
order At 6Ic Rosn and sj sales Of 1900 bt STRAINED A.
"a 20 and SO bb DO al s5 in grades nothing done Tar
inactive and steady s3259 10 20 " bbL Pitch obbiDg Sf9tts
demand and the market hrm quoted AZ y
In and Crude Fish steady and IN limited
Lard quiet 709 for Prime Winter henhaden h ou'
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THE FEBRUARY scRIBSER-A CALIFORNIAN STORY
AN ARTIST AND AUTHORS IDEA OF MAX
RIAGE-ART AT THE CAPITOL.
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This HARPsRs MAGAZINE eobisn In addition to be
contributed nv CHAKLKs READY, WLKE COLLINS and
Miss THAcKrRAI Of uuual interest most which
Of power; Poems by JoHS g.
SAFE TKERY, and Eve Editorial Departments covering
interest Art Society History Literature and
ABeedote.
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ARKANSAS.

Special TO the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April l8.-The senate
consumed the day in executive session.
The house displayed wisdom and q
regard for republican liberty by refusing
a concurrence in the senate amend
meDts to Warwick's election bill, and
the original bill goes back to the senate.
Bills were passed authorizing certain
counties to fund their Indebtedness, and
supplementary act providing for cir
cult clerks in certain counties. The
ways and means committee reported q
revenue bill, which was ordered printed
and specially ordered for Monday. This
bill somewhat mOdities the present
revenue laws, and was unanimously
determined upon in a joint session of
the senate finance committee and the
house committee on ways and means.
Immediately upon the opening of
the evening session Mr.. Thrower
arose to a question of privilege. 81 hold
a petitiOn from Joseph Brooks asking
the priyilege to take testimony, and I
move that the petition be read and his
nrover qranted.n Mr.. Wsrwick-The
gentleman is not stating the privileged
Question. The speaker decided that il
was a privileged question. MIR. Fox ap-
pealed from the decision of the chair.
The chair was overwhelmingly over
ruled. The strength Of the Brooks
movement may reasonable be guessed
by this most ignominous failure. Two
Democrats support it; Thrower, who,
standing alone, had the pluck to intro
duce the motion, and another, who ran
away to avoid the issue. lmpeachers
and contestors are growing beautifully
less, and it is hardly presumable thai
they will have the cheek 70 attempt
another flank movement. They are
cornered, and every desperate attempt
of theirs will assUredly miscarry. Every
man connected in this assault on Cover
nor Baxter has suicided and epitaphec
himself The people will no longer re-
ward men who war against their inter
ests, and this collusiOn with Brooks ha:
for its end the further enslavement o.
the people aud a continuance Of political
discOrd. Chief Justice Mcclure dis
claims the leadership or adhesion tG
this cOunter-Baxter infamy. Governol
Baxter is still unyielding, and viii no
be swayed from his honesty of purpos,
by the thunder of dishonest cliques, wht
would immediate him 70 secure Willing
tool 10 approve or their robbery and
tr0aeh6ry.
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TIE SUNDAY APPEAL
THE BEST PAPER IN THE SOUTH
Send In Your Advertisements for
TO-MOrrOEv'a Edition.
NOTICE mo- YOUNG MEN.

,FTlHERE is one distressing Male disorder
1 (SpermatorrhOa) which has dehed the
learning of physicians since the beginning OF
the world. 81.
To-day any learned medical friend will tell
you that its relief is impossible, my discovery
being vet unknown to him.
The complaint is known also as involuntary
Discharges, Emissions, etc, producing many
deplorable and well known symptoms, anu
though not always followed by these eEecls,
vet prevents the attainment of that strength
OF manhood, beauty OF form and grace OF mo
ton so coveted by all
TO broadly distinguish myself from tne
swarm. OF charlatans "a. constantly Imposing
on the public, I Offer, by permission, % the very ~
best rec0fnrnen datiOnE. Notlce tnab, OF sne
thousand reueedfes advertised By these 2 utac Ks
not one has ever been recommended Dy re-
spectable man or medical institution. MY
references are the Me4ical Department OF the
TTniversitv OF Nashville, and the majority OF
the LEADING physicfans Of Nashville and Mem
phis and Of the Faculty OF Medicine OF the
S1rn nhsrland University, located at Memphis,
knoygn a. the Memphis Medical ollege-
A these, referen ces are sufficient 70 satisfy
any sensible person Of the relisbilitJ OF the
remedy. and to avoid much useless corre-
spOndence, will pay no attention TO letters
nnaccOrnpanied by the money, or order to ship
CyOD. Price twenty-five dollars, with weekly
letters OF advice for two months, or eighteen
dollars for remedy with one letter Of advice.
Hours-7 to 8, morning and evening
DR.. JOHN D. CANNON,
an1Q No III Adams street. Memphis.
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In order that our readers may be in
formed of the origin and character Of
the tragical events, which within the
past ten days have transpired in middle
Louisiana, we present a succinct resume
of the facts, as we have learned and un-
derstood them. The parish of Grant, on
Red river, has population, white and
black, of about forty-five hundred, which
Is nearly equally divided. In the cleo
tion of November 4th, the declared re-
turn of the Forman board, com
posed of men Of high character
and in possession of all the
returns, shows the vote TO have
been For governor, McEnery
(Fusion) kellogg (RadIcalj 4O6; fUr
legislator, J. Fl. Hsdnot (Fnsion) ga
w. Ward (Radical) 96s; for parish Judge,
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DISSOLUTION.


nv tina death Of Lewis Arnis, Jr., February
Is l.-ls7s, the lrm OF Fisher, AInis & Co. was
that dav dissolved. All parties having claims
against the Arm viii please present them Ior
re0nired by law; and all parties owing said
arm must come forward and settle. as IL Is
vvornd up as soon a. possible. 7 A. Fisher,
the survi wing partner, is alone authorized 70
receipt for or settle any claims Of said con-
cern He having purchased the stock OF the
old firm, proposes TO continue the business Al
their place, corner OF Adams and second
streets. invite all who may want Marble or
Btonework done to call and see me, promising p
to give them EskisfaCtiOn-
n3hql T. A. FISHER.
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New York News.

Junction served Dy Judge Cramer. here
the matter will rest until the next term
Of the common pleas court.
New York News.
NEW YORK, April I6.-The supreme
court of Massachusetts has sustained the
validity of the blanks received by tele-
graph companies in an action brought
to recover damages for the non-delivery
of an unrepeated day message written
upon the usual blank Of the Western
Union telegraph company. The court
held that In effect the company assum-
ed no responsibility for dispatches not
insured or repeated.
The grand jury, instead Of finding In
dictments for the violation Of the usury
law, have united in a recommendation
to the legislature to repeal the law 80 far
as it applies to the city and county OF
New York.
1t is said that the tax department Of
this city has sued the Pacific mail steam
ship company for taxes on their person.
al property, worth two million dollars.
A Columbia, South Carolina, dispatch
states that James N. Allen, treesurersof
Greenville county, was arrested yester-
day, charged with being a defaulter Of
forty thousand dollars for taxes.
The British consul, apprehensive that
Mcdonald, Of the bank Of England
forgery notoriety, may escape from the
Ludlow street Jail, has employed the
officers of that institution to keep con-
stant watch over him.
Simeon Leslie, who fatally wounded
George Butler during a quarrel in the
Pennsylvania company's shops, is still
at large. The authorities Of Jersey City
and Newark are disputing about who
should make the arrest.
Messrs. Lockwood & Co, Successors
to LeGrand, Lockwood & Co., have
failed. 1t is not expected that their fall
ure will much effect affairs In Wall
street. Yesterday, it is said, they sold
short on stocks and the rise to-day was
too much for them. Financiers
do not regard the present fur
ry ss anything more than the
annual visitation about the beginning Of
summer, only that it came a little early
this year. They believe 1t will purify
the atmosphere of Wall street, and with
the currency now arriving from the
west and the payments now being made
by the treasury Of May interest, viii be
followed by general ease in the money
market, The ease may come too late,
however, to save some bears who are IN
the present squeeze. Lockwood & Co.
say they were carried down by not hav-
ing assets Immediately available and a
withdrawal Of deposits in consequence
of the tightness of money on the street.
The senate and assembly, governor
and state officers, judiciary and common
council of Albany met at the capitol at
ten o'clock this morning, and forming
in line marched to the north Reformed
Dutch church to listen to an Grafton OF
Charles Francis Adams, on the late
William H. Seward. After the music,
prayer and reading Of the memorial
resolutions OF the 9gislature, Mr.. Adams
was introduced to the audience by
Governor Dix and began his oration.
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docs. Part of them occupy the lava
beds now, and will prevent any Indians
from returning.
Everything is working,admirably, and
we hope to chronicle the death of the
last Modoc. Too much praise cam OF
be awarded the officers and men.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The follow
ing telegram was sent to-day:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR,)
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WASHINGToS, d. c., April Is, 1878
To L. 5. Dyer, United States Indian Agent,
Camp Lawn Beds, Headquarters Of Modoc
Commission:
The commission is discontinued. Ad-
wise Commissioners Meacham and Rose
borough.
THE WAR IN ARIZONA.
SAN Francisco, April IT.-Advices
from Prescott of April Sth say the troops
arrived at Camp Verde on April 4th,
followed by hundreds of Apaches, anx-
ious 10 surrender. It is the first time in
their history that these tribes have sued
for peace. Chetapan, head chief, said
that he asked for peace, not because he
loved the whites, but because he was
afraid to do otherwise. The Coaichires
warriors are the only ones now depre-
dating IN Arizona. They are still COM
mitting Outrages across the line.
General Crook issues an order from
the headquarters of the department of
Arizona, dated Prescott, April Z, saying:
"With pleasure the announcement is
made of the surrender of large num-
Der Of Indians, lately hostile, against
whom military operations have
been prosecuted for the past four
months, the assurances through the
chiefs of these tribes that their people
desire to conclude = permanent peace.
These propositions are made in the
midst of campaign in which they have
been severely punished. The department
commander, believing in their sincerity,
announces and hereby declares peace
with the tribes referred to. The basis of
this peace is simply that these Indians
shall cease plundering and numbering,
and remain on their several reservations
and comply with the regulations.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, April 1s.-CottOn-
Stock, 25, ,62S bales; weekly net receipts,
1884 bales; exports, to Great Britain, 292s
bales; eOastwise, 1786 bales.
MOBILE, April 1s.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middlings, 185@1Slc; net re-
ceipts, 7S3 bales; exports, to Great Brit
ain, 1924 bales; coastwise, 209 bales
sales, 800 bales; stock, 1882 bales.
Weekly net receipts, 1882 bales; gross,
1902 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1923
bales; eoastwise, 1221 bales; sales, 40O
bales.
GALVESTON, April 1s.-Cotton-
Stock, "a, s93 bales; weekly net receipts,
1857 bales; exports to Great Britain, $685.
bales; continent, 4004 bales, coastWise,
S28 bales.
SAVANNAH, April 1S.-Cotton-
Stock, 40, 80 bales; weekly net receipts
1882 bales; exports, to Great Britain, 764
bales; continent, 1885 bales; coastwise,
3169 bales.
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At the installation of the Prince Of
Wales as grand-master of the united or
ders of the grand conclave of Masonic
knights Templars of England and Ire
land, his royal highness announced that
the queen was already patroness of the
craft of masonry, and would be patron
ess likewise of their united order.