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J. 7. DUW Ms, UDserVer,
Signal Service, United States Army,



LOUISVILLE, November l2.-River falling
rapidly with feet 6inches in canal andS feel
8 in the pass down the Indiana chute. Weather
cloudy and cold with snow. Arrived: General
Lytle, Cincinnatt; Bine Wing, Kentucky
river; Sandy, Troy; Anna, st. Louis. Depart
ed General Lytle, Cincinnati; Blue Wing,
Kentucky river; Morning Star, Henderson
Sandy, Troy; Anna, Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November l2.--RiYer feet IL
inches; falling. Departed: Charmer, Evans
Vile; Andy Bowen, Memphis; John Kilgour,
CARD, November I2.-Arrived: Arkansas
Belle, Evansville, 8 pm; James Kinney,
VicksbuTg, 10 pm; Glencoe; New Orleans. II
ST. Louis, am. Departed: StradeT, New
Orleans, pm; Chester, Memphis, 10 pm.
Glencoe. ST. Louis, midnight: Kinney, st.
Louis; Belle Memphis, ST. Louis 10 AM
Rover, st. Louis, 10 AIN. Weather cloudy and
cold: light snow this forenoon;
PtTTsBURG, November l2.-River about on a
stand, with feet inches in channel. Snow
ing and raining all day.
New ORLEAHS, November l2.-Arriyed
Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati; Future City and
barges, st. Louis. Departed; Belle Lee, Chicot
City. Weather clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, November I2.-RiVer falling
slowly; ? feet on shoals. Weather cold and
81. LOUIS, November l2.-Arrived: Kountzr
Cairo; Fanny Louis, Nicksburg. Departed
Grand Tower, Memphis. River stationary
weather cloudy and cold.
VICKsBURG, November l2.-Weather clear
and cool. River rising. Down: Willie. Up:
Katie ana Mary 6OisiOu.
EVANSVILLE, November l2.-The weather
is cloudy and winterish. Mercury IS TO 40
now So. River fallen Is inches. Port list-Up:
MinneOla, am; Down: Idlewild, ain.
Business very dull. snow fell to-day.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, November l2.-For the Mis-
sissippi valley and westward to Nebraska
and Kansas and southwest. low temperature,
northwesterly winds ana clearing weather.
For the northwest, southerly winds and
and partly cloudy weather.
For the lakes and thence to the OhiO valley
portherly winds and occasional snow and
very cold weather.
For the southern States, northwestrrly
winds, falling temperature and increasing
cloudiness followed by frequent frOsts.
For the middle and eastern states, winds
veering to northwest, occasional snow and
rain with cloudy weather.
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RosENzwEIe,s DISCHARGE.


Providence, r. l., November ~
Stephen g. Ward, q well-known cash
Ter Of the Commercial national bank
confesses to 3 defaloation Of about forty
bv9 thousand dollars The moDey wss
lost by him some yeers since 50 speru-
iatigu.
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DIED.

ADAMs-The friends and acquaintance Of
Wsi. SToTHARD ADAMS are requested 70 at
tend his funeral from the residence Of T. ID.
EIdridge, opposite state Female College, on
this CTHURsDAY) morning al 70 o'clock.
MILLER-Infant child OF J. H. and Hattie
" Miller
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MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL
AND
MECH SOCIETY
OFFICIAL DRAWING.
HorninR CBass no. 10.
2II6lId "a "A 10 30 1 40 I 6OlIl50 s.
EveEfng-ClhSs 40. II.
I46 81 IS IS 81 Is 59I4I7S
Memphis, this 18th day OF November, 1873.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Rs-At the request Of the widow and chill
dren of the late John G. Finnie, Esq, have
consented to undertake the management and
control of his legal business, and respectfully
request his clients and others interested 10
call upon me, if they so desire, concerning
the same at my Office. No. ~ Madison street.
wv. MILLER.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE R.R.
SunerinteRdent's Office. Memphis.

On and after SUNDAY, November 9, 1913,
trains Will run as follows:
". O. mail leaves Memphis daily at pm.
y. D. mail arrives at Memphis daily at $50
pm.
s 80 am.
Express train leaves Memphis dails at f:I5
D. N.
at Grenada with the Miss ssippi Central Rail-
road for all points North amt south; al Mem
phis with the Memphis and Louisville Line
Tor all points North and East and with the
Memphis and Little Rock Railway for all
points in arkansas and the West. Only direct
route to Canton. Jackson, Nicksburg, Mobile
and New Orleans. tickets on sale az III
Main street, aud at the depot
nog u. BURKE. Supt.
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AdsUIIIC WEtIEIsa VIIlOVIS 1-lS1OENus
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November I2.-The fol-
lowing grand officers were elected to-
day: James D. Richardson, G. NJ, of
Murfreesboro; John T. Irion, d. G. M,
of Mansfield; Chas. M, Carroll, SeniorG
W., of Memphis; J.W. Fletcher, Junior
G. W., of Knoxville; John McClelland,
G. T., of Nashville; John Frizzell, G. S.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

For full river news see third page.l
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY, !
MEMPHIS, TENN, November u, 1873.
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MARRIED.

YESWHITSITT-on the 18th instant,
by Rev. Geo. A. Lotion. at the First Baptist
Church, Mr.. JEo. B. HAYES and Miss L. IOsE-
PHINE WHITsITT all Of this city.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOtiee to Cotton shippers.

OFFICE GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsTOA RAILROAD,
November II, 1873.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE AIR LINE
again open. Daily LlneOf Steamers. Nor
FOLK % New York. Freight forwarded with
Dlspatch 70 and from AL points East. Special
attention 10 Liverpool shi pIn-nts
For iCrther information iuquire OF
BARNEY HUGHES.
soliciting Agent, Z78 Main street
or, J. G LOPEZ,
nOl Gent ght Agent.
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Homes for Persons Doing Business
IN AND WISHING TO RESIDE NEAR
EoRR I9T CITY.

ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29rH, viii be
J sold at auction, at Forrest City, Ark, 10
the highest bidder, in forty and ten acre
lots, 80 acres OF land, $50 OF which Is in culti
vatfon, also improved by two dwelling, seve-
raj tenants and gin houses, the latter contain
Ing fine mill and gin. Terms Of sale: The
tenth OF one-fourth cash, remaining one quar-
ter first OF next January, the remaining three
quarters IN three equal payments, six months
Rpert, sesirniug with January,
nPfa HMs r, WfElaHGRN, Agent
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Mrs. DeGraY Rennet.

ONCE more on her feet, and will commence
I lessons at her Academy, rs second street,
on Tuesday, 18th, ~ o'clock. Come, young
gentlemen, and learn to dance. We need
money badly. Don't forget the place-NO. 235
second street. nOl3
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TIE TWEED CASE.

When the INST juror was called on the
new panel in the Tweed case, to-day,
counsel for the defense objected to the
irregular manner in which it was
drawn. After a long argument, the
court decided that the panel was regu-
lar, and the work Of getting the twelfth
juror proceeded.
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SAvAENAH, November l2.-gotton firm
middling, 1910; net receipts 5OlS bales ex-
ports to Great Britain. 1870 bales; exports
eoastyglse, 2Ols; sales, Z263 bales; stock, s672s
haieS.
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GRoCERs.
REMOVAL.
G. UCHERLX.
Wholesale Grocer,
Has removed to the more eommodious store
No. 1886 Frnnt Street, Corner Union,

In the Magnolia Block. He now offers low 70
trade the following articles, viz;
Is barrels new Rice.
$50 boxes Factory Cheese.
800 barrels Sugar.
go sacks Rio and Java Coffee.
50 sacks Pepper, ,Alspioe and Cloves.
1000 cases Oysters, LObsters and Salmon.
$50 cases Sardiues and luD Fish.
400 boxes Raisins, Citron and CurTants.
$50 sacks Almonds, Filberts and Cream Nuts
IS barrels Texas Peeans-
500 pkgs. Mackerel, Whitehsh, Goldfish anc,
Roe Herrings.
1000 cases Canned Peaches, Pine Apples,
strawberries, Pears, etc.
5000 cases Canned Tomatoes, Green Corn, As
paraguS, SuccOtash, Green Peas, string
Beans and Mush-ROOms.
SO cases Jellies and Preserves.
800 half chests and caddies Teas;
500 cases barrels ana half barrels Pickles.
200 kegs and half barrels Pigsfeet.
10 barrels Bologna sausage and Dried Beef
IS tiefces new Hams.
90 boxes Italian Maccaront and VermecelH
200 pkgs. Lard in tierces, kegs and buckets.
300 barrels FlOur-variOus grades.
lOO barrel s-s5y yrup ana MOlasses-
30 barrels Whisky, Gin, Brandy, Sherry and
Port Wine.
800 cases Claret, Catawbs, Rhite Wine snd
Champagne,
and other articles too numerous 70 mention
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9th Day of December, 1873,
NOTICE.

DERSONS having claims against the late
L II. +. Ingraham will do me favor by
leaving a statement with S. c. Rogers, at S6l
Main Street nOl3
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, November l2.-CottOn-de-
mand light; good ordinary, l2ssc; ordi-
nary, lie; net receipts, 1873 bales; exports
cOastwise, rs bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock,
Y, ,le6 bales. -
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, November I2.-Cotton "a
nrm; middIlng, lSH9l4e; low middling,
lSs4c; strict good ordinary. lszc; net re-
ceipts o235 bales; exporta coastwise, ol6
bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, s,ls5 bales.
MOBILE.
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ceipfs 6g1 bales: exports coastwise, S26
bales; sales, 800 bales; last evening, 100
bales: stock u 90 bales.
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The Daily Appeal has a larger cfFeu-
IaSiOn then all the other Memphis daily
papers eomhfned.
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MEMPHIS AND PADUGAH B. B.

ON and after this date freight Will be re-
ceived at Underwriters Warehouse FOR
Paducah and Memphis Railroad.
j. W. WILBUR,
Oc25 General superintendent
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LEHNER HOUSE.
Cor. Second aud Washington SITS.

UyHIS is 10 notify the public that tine above
named house has never been closed during
the late epidemic, notwithstanding all reports
to the contrary, and all those who viii favor
me with their patronage will ind the best ac-
coumodatfOns at very reasonable rates.
nOlI MRS. JULIA LEHNER-
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MOBILE, November I2.2Cotton steady and
4efnend fairi naidalinsi isei low mideitns,
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THE GIFTS TO FRzBDoS.
The 6rEt TO respond to these energetic
appeals was a lsas, Mrs., kalino, Adj
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TELECRAPHlNC.

nnO FOR A FULL COURSE under com
tDAU petent, practical operator, at the ONCE
connected with 10 n ES' COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE, S. W. corner Fifth and Olive streets.
Scholarships good day and night sessions.
Call or write for a catalogue or circulars.
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The money collected at this meeting
amounted to S7795, besides large sums
which were promised. Many ladies
who were present gave up their jewelry
to be sold to aid General Quesada's pro-
posed expedition.
Mr. Lapeyre was appointed treasurer
to receive these donations, and resolu-
ti0n was adopted declaring the conf
aence of tie Cubans In General Que
sada.
1t having been announced that fur
ther subscriptions wonld be received by
General Quesada AZ No. 80 Dauphine
street, his residence, the meeting ad-
tourned in perfect harmony and IN much
enthuslRsra.
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Boutwell, i'm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, November u. Hon.
George S. Boutwell, lectured here to-
night, on the treasury department civil
service reform and finances, to a small
but select audience of representative
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Associated Press Dispatches.l
naafn NJ Han y ~ MafIOrvs

LONDON, November 12.-The commit
tee of the stock exchange have adopted
a resolution that four shillings of British
money per American dollar shall be the
rate of exchange after the third of No
VAN har
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
THuRspAY, June 5. IS13

BEEF CATTLB.-The market opened this week
with fair degree OF activity, and continued so
till a while before the close. when n hecamc
more lively, ms it was found then that the arri-
walls were unequal 10 the wants OF buyers from
philadelphia, Washington and the country, In
addition 70 the home demand Prices we re a
bout &c higher than last week, aud the quality
of the offerings generally of better grade
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Best Beeves at 6 5OGHST 25Sthat gen.
orally rated fret quality 5 75G9S6 5O--medi-
um or good fair quality 5o@S5 75--ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows o OC(6SO OO--in-
fsrior and lowest grades Of Cattle OOG9O0 90
general average OF the market to-day SO az
extreme range of prices 3 5O(1ST 25 Most of
tue sales were from 90 10 81 90 n 100 ibs
OF the receipts 46T head came from Ohio, 80
from Nd +, 5l3 from ILL.,, 30 from Pa. and % from
Tenn. total receipts for the week 1893 head
against 1892 last week, and $50 head same
time last year. OF the offerings 7A4 bead were
taken by Baltimore butchers, 20T head sold 10
Washington city and Annapolis dealers, and
81 head to Eastern speculators-total sales for
the week l05T head, against $40 last week, and
$50 head same time lAst year
SHSSP AND LAMBS. The supply of Sheep on
the market during the past week has been uuite
full, the receipts bsin much larger than for sew
sral weeks past. In consequence quotations are
i(d;c b 10 lower than last week and nearly
all have been sold. At the close prizes have n
downward tendency. We quote common to fair
PhNsP StHtSt - SOOu AT 0fdo cts
q II gross. Lambs are in good demand at ga
IS - head. Receipts this week 1893 head,
against 1862 last week, and 3742 head same time
last year.
Hoes There has been a moderate supply
during the past week, and the demand has been
such that they were readily taken by buyers as
fast &c they arrived. Prices have not changed
asy sine. The close OF last week. Light smooth
tioss are in best demand. The prospects at pres
snt are that prices will not recsde from their
present point, rs the pens are now nearly hare
OF stock, unless there should be heavier run
than is NOW anticipated. We quote corn fed Hogs
~ 50(GS7 IS, and stillfed at 7(17 25 a 100
lbs net Receipts this week T44G head against
s?42 last week, and 8, go head same time last
ysar.-SHn.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, june 10, 1873.
-FLcUR-iIovard street super 90 Ass 10
Wheat, market heavy h receipts light Sales of
red 1T l62(Glso cts-choice white at l93G}000c
ps7 bnsheI Corn, 20, 600 ushels received TO
day. White sold ~ !O@T2 cts-yellow at 62G0
IS cents per bushel Rye-sales at 90 cents
per bGShsl. Oats-slles at 46(d)5O cents.
NEv ioas, Jane l0.-G closed at ll7i
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SOMETHING NEW.
Smallpox-An Ordinance.

WHEREAs, the contagious infectious and
w dangerous disease known as Smallpox is
known TO exist on our borders, and, whereas.
some persons who have been exposed to the in
fectiou have come into our County aud arc
thereby eudangerng the lives of our citizens,
therefore, be it Ordained 10y this County Court
That all persons who have been in CON
tact with such disease and oil who may come
into this county from places where such
disease is known to prevail shall be and
they are hereby required TO remain at their
usual place of abode or Urn, for the
period of fifteen days from The time they
we're exposed to such infection.
Z. In case any person within the limits Of
this county shall be taken with said disease,
such person shall be confined to the house
where he Is taken or to such other suit.
ablo place as may he provided by the pro-
per officers, until the certificate Of some
physician practising in this county is OBJ
tnined that all danger ofsucb person spread.
ing the disease has passed away aud no.
tice with the words smallpox in largo let
ters be posted on the front Of such house
B. That the President of the court and
each justice of the peace is empowered to
cause to be provided suitable houses for
patients when in their Judgment necessary,
aud to adopt such other regulations to pre-
vent the spread of such disease as he or
they shall deem cxpedient 10 their respec.
tive districts.
4. Ii shall be the duty of the Sheriff
and his deputies to carry into effect this
order and any order that may be given by
the President Of the Court or any justice
made under the foregoing section, aud for
that purpose they are empowered to em
ploy guards when necessary, and, also, to
employ, at the expense of the County,
Physicians, suitable nurses, and mainie-
nance for such persons as are unable to do
so for themselves.
G. s WHITE, Clerk.
Romncy, June G, 1873.
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aud searched the house, but found only Mr..
Jones pOcket-book. lie says he had no
accomplice, but it is now believed that he
had. He declares he did the murder with
lightwood stick, and then put it in the
fire aud burnt il, Tho stick found was
white oak, and white-oak bark was found
in the bead Of Mrs. Dozier The Jail is
strongly guarded 10 prevent an enraged
public from lynchiug him.
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VS. OF THE DAY

HEhb are hVe huudteu ana eignty pa
tent chrrns il this country SooT is one
Of tho best fertilizers aud is alnost as VAL
liable rs gusno "Alcoholic paralysis" is
the latest name for it :. FROM 100000
90 10000, 600 sheep are boiled down for
their tallow aDnuslly in Buenos Ayers.
THEaE are thirty .eigh trains daily between
Washington aud Baltimore. THE returns
made to tue State Auditor show that the
sum Of 81, SOC, 600 was paid in Iowa last
year for life Insurance. -. PHILADELPHIA
has the largest lightning rod mauufactory
in the verld. Fifty thousand feet Of rods
axe manufactured dolly -. A LETTER ad-
dressed to "The Deyil,' is lying at The
post office at Lafayette, Indiana, aud the
postmaster drinks he will have to send il
to Washington. :. THE Texas Pacif,
Railroad has a land grant of six.y-eight
million acres of the best land in Texas .
AN entorprisiog Snowman at Tiffu, Ohio,
offers the Government 500 900 for the use
Of Captain JACK for sixty days .BRIa-
HAM YOUEG has son at West Point -.
JoHN II. SURRATr is writing history Of
| his lifo and his connection with the assas-
sination plot THE United Brethren have
commenced the erection Of new church
-edfice IN Winchester. =. The Marysville,
Ohio, Tribune says that one Of the wool
dealers in that county recently purchased
10000 pounds of wool at 81 cents. IT
vas necessary to postpone = fuoeral in Bal
iimoro the other day because all tho sarri
nges in the city had boon engaged by visi-
tors to tho race course A LITTLE daugh-
ter Of DANIEL UNdER, residing at Middle
spring, Pa, died on Monday morning of
last week, after few hours' illness, which
in the opinion Of The attending physician
was caused from eating poisonous candy
The little girl ate the candy on Sunday
night, and after Intense suffering expired
tie mex. morning at about 10 clock. Her
age was nbout two years. The N0docs
re to DE tried By Military Commission
49, On yesterday week at Midland mine,
~ -, ~
killed by fall Of top coal, about two top 5
in weight. FORTY thousand emigrants
arrived in New York last week. Boz.
TON shipped 10000 barrels Of arples to
EUROPE last February. CASES of cbole-
ra In Memphis continue to he renortsd
m. - &c ''Po'.'a
" ",''' " '4" 'P'oye. =" 'N'
N'eH' /" AIiegn'-
- ''"D'', 10y a"'', 'es''st'e $4,000
"A'e' o"e ~" i'"1't'- HiLk
'o'"s s"i ""'''s' ''LiHNAEiH A"AoLD was
'','''''"E ou' - "'''o" At ieor'A' i''n"',
''" "1yS "g'' tue 'AS" 'e' and she was
S''A'S''' o'''i9 @'si''Ahee came -. a
i'iC'MoND paper 'els US that stockings
VIZ" 'eu 'p''S "fo 10 DC worn Win low
blue 'u'' suu'''''' 80 mat mosquito oites
"o" S'u" a fE" days ego CAPTAIN
- A''Nl l hi"roINI' oil h''ohie county TOOK
''C'n '"''P % ''e L''ceS'e'shire variety
nteoo weighing ~ Ids FRENCH a.
Po'"''s''5' nave 1u'i''eu me sensible prac'
''0' " "''''s SECOND i'Dsl on bottles
oo"'''N'"s Po'So"' se'"ug iof'H Inc anti
''''e' ~ oo amen anu h'"' IN case Oh scc'-
N'"' ''oN u"fhNbuRf SLACK an old
'1''''"' -, O'1i'.''o"' 'o'S STARE ana one
""' "'o o''' "''n "ono'e' win pieces
F"'',' - us icl'o"'c'''Ie"S' diea
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SOUTH 3yaneh 9nteliigenter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1873.

the murder If DR.. NERBYMAN CoLE on
Januery 6.h, 1872 vas on yesterday moru-
ing Of last week acquitted. The case was
submitted to the jury without argument,
and in Eve minutes they brought ina YER
dict of not guilty.
The Washington Republican, General
GRANT's organ, comes out 10 favor Of paying
Mrs General LEE for Arlington.
GEN. WISE AND TIE GovEUNoRsHIp.
The Norfolk Tiryinion contains long
letter from Governor WISE, addressed to
JAMES BARRON HoPE, Esq editor Of that
paper. The Governor concludes as fol-
lows: off l thought could succeed in
opposition to both Of the present organiza-
tions Of the State, would declare myself
candidate for the Office of Governor i'm
mediately, but l am without a purse and
without press to contend with the two al
ready banded to make nominntions will
not incur tho odium By running, Of elect
ing the one or the other But, if either
the Conservative or Republican Convention
will abstain from nominating candidate
of it's own, | will, "a an independent can.
didatc, oppose the nominee OF the other;
care not which abs'ains or which uomi-
mates. If both conventions nominate,
will not be a candidate at pll'
--Compaiuts are pouring in to GRANT
and others in Washington, from dissatisfied
Republicans in Virginia, because Colonel
MosBY has too much influence with the
administration.
GENERAL ASA Rooms, Second Au.
ditor of Virginia announces that tho iu;eros;
on the public debt Of Virgioi, Due July /,
will be paid at his Office in Richmond on
that day.
The decision of the Supreme Court Of
Arkansas, that the court has no jursdc-
ton in tho case concerning the election Of
Governor, it Is believed, ends the matter,
and Governor BANTER will be regarded as
Governor without opposition.
JOHN w. GARRETT, Esq President
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, it is
said, will in few weeks sail for Europe,
with the purpose OF remaining on the con-
tiuent for some time. The grduous labors
which Mr.. GARRETT has undergone for
several years past have rendered it posi-
lively necessary that he should take pro.
tracted respite.
Cor. THOMAS 4. SooTT, Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, also, expects to visit Eu-
rope this summer, "for the purpose of pre-.
sentiug to the Gnanciers of the Old World
the superior advantages of the Southern
Pacific Railroad as a source Of investment"
"NEwSPAPER POSTAGE Tile Law does
not and will not after June 3Oth require
full prepayment Of postage on all printed
matter Transient or miscellaneous print
cd matter must be fully prepaid at the mail.
ing Office. Regular publications, known
as newspapers or periodicals, may be sent
to subscribers now and after the 30;h in.
slant unpaid, and tho postage collected
quarterly of the subscribers. Newspaper
exchanges may be prepaid quarterly either
n, the Office Of mailing or delivery
The Philadelphia Le3gcr says, refer
ring to the announcement that the robbers
who broke into the vaults Of the Waterford
Bank, New York, and pIundcrcj itof230O,-
600, h'd been scitlcd--thc robbers being
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
DIED,

At his residence, in Capon District, Hardy
county, on the goth ulimo, ABRAHAM SLOWER
about 30 years Of age. And, in the same Dis
trio, and county, on the 81 st ultimo, A DELLIS-
CIR, 10 the 73rd year of his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
NJ = HRIED

On the 3lst ultimo, in Piedmont, by the Rev
George V. Lsech, Mr. L. Il. JOHNSON, % Grafton,
to Miss HATTIE WHIT, Of Oakland, Nd