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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY, April 22.-Sugars are unusually firm
to-day and the demand excellent; graduated quoted
at from 1Ol q 10sc and Extra c. at 9sc. Pork and
lard are quiet and sales slow. Flour is steady and
sales quite active Grain is firm and corn is in good
demand at from 70 q 75c. Molasses is feeling lit
tie better and the prices show a slight advance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-24

The Governor of Massachusetts has oyerrul
ed the decision of subordinate militia officers
and granted permission to the Boston Light In
fantry to leave the state and parade at Charles
ton, s. c., as an indication that the people of
Massachusetts, are responsive to every loyal and
patriotic sentiment
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An Insane Father Beats His Sons Brains

HYDE PARK, Vt, April 23-Mr. Chas. Cook
a farmer % years of age, living with his father
10 this town while at work in a sugar place
with him about a. In. today, had his brains
beaten out by his father who attacked him with
an axe. Elder Cook has for some time been
considered harmlessy insane. He was lodged
in jail and laughs with diabolical delight at his
accomplishment.
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LONDON, April 22-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 81 3-16
for money and account.
LONDON, April 22-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States 1865 1893 United States 1857
at al.
LIVERPOOL, April 22.-1230 P. M.-Cotton market
is quiet and unchanged; Middling uplands at 6sd;
do Orleans at 6sd; sales 6000 bales including 1000
bales for speculation and export.
FRANKFORT, April 22-3.3O P. M.-United States
new 5s, 1015.
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, April 22-12.15 P. M.-Gold opened at
1l2a sold up to 1928 off to l12s, up to 1929 and is
now 1928. Governments active and strong. Money
lower Sterling Exchange 4SS @ 400.
The specie shipments to-day were $2S4,615
$57 652 sol currency balances $2599 $50; gold ex-
changes, 81, 451 1894; gold balances, $401 1888.
The following were the closing quotations Of Gov
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Providence priut Clo,h. m.rLe,

PROVIDENCE, April 22-Printing Cloths market
remained dull all the past week, prices ruling at SEC
cloths; prices were hardly firm close; sales of
the week d, 200 pieces
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MARRIED..

In this city, April 20. by Rev. A. Dalton Thomas
M. Glendenning and Miss Elizabeth E. Robinson,
both of Portland.
In Augusta, April 10, Parker N. Savage of Augusta
and Mary E. Cross of China.
In Bddeford. April Is, Frank Fl. Burnham and
Miss Emily A. Potter.
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BROWNS FRENCH DRESSING

Will make Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes
that have become rough and red, and Ladies' Travel
ing Bags which look old and rusty that they are
ashamed to carry them. look just good new. 1t
will not rub off smut when wet. SOfens the leather
No lady will be without it after one trial. Beware
CT limitations and counerfeits. For sale everywhere
Ii. II. BROWN a. CO; Boston.
mills sneod6m
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Norton Slower, Sherman, from Cardenas,
carried away jibboom in NV gale, while proceed
ing up New York bay20th.
Sch Charlie Norton Pike, from Fernandina, which
put into Queenstown 18th inst leaky and with loss
salts had discharged part OF cargo 21st at Spithead
and was to go into dock 22d for repairs.
Sch Aston, which drove ashore at Winter Harbor
in the month of February, hauled off 18th inst
by tug NJ Winch and towed to Rockland, where she
will go on the railway for repairs.
Sch Black Warrior. from Eastport for New York,
struck a ledge at Deer Isle. and sprunk aleak.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
April "a, Il A. M)e
a For New England.
diminishing northeasterly Winds clearer and
partly cloudy weather, stationary or lower tenn
perature and stationary or rising pressure,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-04-24
GREAT BRITAIN,
Explosion in WaIes-Thirteen Persons
Killed.

LONDON, April % An explosion of powder
today in the new railway tunnel near Meath,
South Wales, caused the roof to fall burying ali
the workmen. Thirteen dead and number of
wounded have been recovered, and search for
the victims continues.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, April %.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Barque Fred Eugene, Young New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Barque W Holbrook, Mitchell. Boston.
Brig Agenora, Bucknam, New York-ccal to Ran
dali & McAllister.
Sch Carrie Crosby, Young, Virginia-oysters to A
Hawes
Sch Morning Star, Morse, Boston for Bangor.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Van, Hamor, Cranberry Isles.
Sch lizzie Poor Dickey, Belfast.
Sch Gypsy. Munroe, Prospect Harbor.
Sch Emma, Bradley, Bristol.
Sch Exchange, Freeman, Boothbay.
Sch Sarah Glass, (Br) GLASS; st John, NIB, for Bos-
ton.
Sch Jas Pike, Robbins, Calais for Middletown. Ct
Sch Campbell, Marshall, Bangor for Middletown.
Sch Carrie Spoford, Haskell, Bangor for Phadel-
phia.
CLEARED.
Steamship Sarmatian, BD Arid, Liverpool -
III s. A Allan.
Steamship Chase, Bennett, Halifax, N S-John
Porteous.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Philadelphia Simonton g.
Ladd.
Sch Valiant, (Br) Dengardin, Cow Bay, CB-master
Sch Bonetta, (Br) Clark, CORVALLIS, NS-John
Porteous.
Schs Virginia, Bangs, and Fanny Flint, Warren,
Lubec-J Winsow 81 Co.
SAILED-Brig Rowland; sch Virginia.
sunday, April De.
ARRIVED.
Sch A Bailey, Hutchinson, Boston.
Sch Ocean Queen, Parker, Gloucester.
Sch Lucknow, (Br) Beaver Harbor, NS-woOd.
Sch Don Pedro, (Br) Peck. st John, NB-lumber.
Sch Mary Ann. Bryant, Machias-lumber
Sch Abby Weld, StrOut. Millbridge for Boston.
Sch Superior, Alley, Wscasset for Boston.
Steamtug VIM Kemp, from Plymouth, with dredge
and scowS in tow.
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lafioS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
ton of which, per month, exceed 100000,
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Boston stock Market

ISales at the Br0kers' Board, April 22I
$4,000 Eastern Railroad sinking fund 7s,.. .... 56t
$50 Eastern Railroad. 1871
81 Observation-Disclosures. 13a
%oV suo 10
Second Call.
60 Boston & Maine Railroad. ....... ."..... .1O0t
Sales at Auction.
Boston & Maine Railroad. ..................10 1901
$1,000 Maine State Is, 1885, 1851
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SPOKEN.

April 20, Chincoteague NV 6i miles, barque Aber-
deem, from Baltimore for Bangor.
April 20, lat 81 %, lon a. brig Kirby, I'm Sagua
for Portland or Boston.
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TO THE LADIES

. For sale everywhere. Price only 50 cents. SMITH,
DOoLTTTLE & SMITH, 26 fremont St., Boston,
agents for US dec7MW&Ssn6m
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THE MERCHANTS TAN.
Another Meeting or nerciaHts-An Ad-
dttfOnaI List Of LItigants.

An adjourned meeting Of merchants
wa held at tue exchange last evening,
a which General John G. Fer, chair
MAJ Of the committee, reported that the
st,srneys caIfd ugnu 10y the committee
-gIrssrs. Fsteg & El'ett, HsTri=, M'Kis-
sizes & Tudey, and HsnTy Crsft-hsd
given a. their opinion tba, the tity-flur
CEN. msrdsTnus tax on merchants cap
itsl. rs well as real e-ta.e, could be sue
cs-sfulv Ecsi-.-d. The question was
FTatty thoroughly discussed and the
scion ofthe committee indDr-sd; the
er1ul7vmsgt q counsel aud ming bills Of
i.iIntuou sgsigst the city taX-coi!ector
b-,.c le.- ,utir Is with tne two COM
mites hsre-oin-- Spp0j. ted, with pow
er tpsc.. l. 81 understood that the nee
e.saly proceedings eDjoining the coilec-
ton u th- ,sx wIll be Instituted to-day,
and en- Hr;,ce only such tsX'rayers as are
made us-tis ss % the suit \ number of
names were sGded yesterday.
ANY parties wishing to be included in
IN $ -juucian, viii have 10 report their
usuas 10 MI John 5. Toof, secretary Of
the eo'tJn exchange. by three O'clock
This sftaucon, es lns psTeTs will have
N be handed 10 the attorneys at that
hour
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
FIRE.
a Cotton Gin Factory and Cotton Pick
cry Burned-LOss About $4,000.

Payne & Co.'s cotton.giD, No. 13O Pop.
lar street, burned at five O'Clock yester-
day morning, under circumstances that
lead TO the opinion that it was the work
of iuceu diaries. The fiTe-lsddies had
their machinery on the ground in the
quickest possible time, and by dint Of
crest tffart prevented the spread of the
flames, which at one time threatened
the a joining property on the east.
Everything about the gin was en-
urely consumed. leaving the four bare
walls standing, but so injured by the
heat OF tn fire as to be useless in the
event Of rebuilding. Three or four thou
sand dollars is the estimated damage.
The boiler and engine, in rear of the
building, remain intact and uninjured.
INSURANCE.
The Insurance on the buildirg, ma
chirery, cotton-gine, etc, Of Payne Il
Co.. is ss follows:
In the Planters Insurance company, Of
JsckEo1, Mississippi, S2250
o the same, Ia the Globe, Of Chics-
go. Phelsn & Murphy, agents, S2250.
Ou baled and loose cotton, in the
Frank and, of Knoxville, $500.
On tue One-stOry frame building be-
longing 20 Mrs. Moore, and one story
frame occupied by Yrs Payne, in the
Frankiaud, Of Knoxville, $3.50.
Total amount OF insurance. $3.50.
the estimate Of loss, as made by the
insurance men, ranges from fifty TO
seventy-tiye per cent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
Above low Chngs II

Below htgn water marx.
HIM. LUDWIG, Sergeant
We also append the reports kindly
furnished by Superintendent Round, Of
the Memphis gSswoTks, embracing his
observations the past two days:
SUNDAY,
MEMPHIS GAsWORKs, April ?, 1875,
2 p.m.-R.yer 5 inches below high
wsler mark oflS67, rise Of q inches in
"a hCurs.
MONDAY.
MEMPHIS GAswORKs, April 3, 1875,
. p.m-River q inches below high
ws'er mark OF 1867, rise of q inches
il a hours.
JAMES ROUND, Superintendent.
These later reports show slight il
crease in the rise Of yesterday over that
OF the day before, which makes it GER
tain thar the present high water will
reach the hight attained in 1857, and
which resulted so disastrOusly to the
farming interests. We inquired dill
gently Yesterday about the conditions OF
the river at all points. We pumped all
the officers Of the lower packets as TO
THE CONDITION BELOW HERE,
from whom We could heB- of but ore
break uf serious nature. That wSs re-
ported at Davis's landing, few miles
above Napoleon, by which all the low
country back Of PTentiss is Tapid
Iv beng submerged. At EI;C-
Uis, above GreenvilIe, the levee
Is in dangerous condition, and
much anxiety is felt, as a break there
would flood vast area Of va liable
plantations upon which the farmers are
ready 10 begin work. All along the
river on both sides the stlictest watch is
kent, and wherever a wesk place de-
veiops there the sdovels and picks begin
to Nv, aud the place is strengthened as
much a. circumstances will allow. The
VicEsburg Herald, Of Saturday, hss
thrown up the sponge, and aivises It's
readers 10 get up in the second stories
Of their houses, after removing their
stock, etc, into the highlands.
BELOW 81. FRANCIS RIVER
the rise Is greater than here, OccasiOned
by the immense volume OF water dra wn
OF by the sunk Lsu1s of Missouri into
the hesd waters OF st. FTaucis, convert
ing that usually quiet little spring
lrancn into tuTUiJ second edition OF
I Big Muddy. flooding the cOuatTy for
/ miles on each side, and finally pouring
/ It's torrents Oack into the parent stresm
a hundred or so miles below where they
were drawn OFF Thus the intervening
| country on the Mississippi is, to greal
extent relieved, y hiie that below is sub
. isc,gd 70 greater danger aud disaster.
/ AgJvE HERE
we hssr that the planters living below
! ths rev cutoff have the fact practically
/ 40 r-taH fTst - "A ifl rtrnva n Ureaf
relief TO localities hitherto subject to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

The senate yesterday entsrtsined ard
refIred several Petitions ia regard to
suaaining, etc, the signsi service.
While the senate Wss in executive ses-
sion, MI. Adams, clerk of the house OF
Representatives, appeared aud an
nounc1d that the house hac adopted ar
ticI -s of impeachment against w. w.
Bslkusp, late secretary OF war, and
had appointed 2 manager to conduct the
prosecution on the part Of toe house Of
repr s=entstivsz. Iu lie house the i'm
pe8chmsnt articles were passed, ana
some change, made in the management
Of the prosecution. Complaint was made
that the recusaut witness, Hallett Kill
bourne, was living too high, but no ae'
ton was taken.
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TeIearapb and steamships.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-The an
nusl meeting OF the American steam
ship companies in this country was held
here to-day. The annual report gives
an encouraging showing Of prosperity.
In the case Of the city versus the West
ern Union telegraph company, being an
application for an Injunction to restrain
the defendants from erecting telegraph
poles on certain streets in the city, on
the ground that they are a public nu;-
sance, Judge Thayer this morning de-
livered the opinion Of the court granting
the iLj motion. The opinion sets forth
that the right to place telegraph appar-
atus on the streets Of city is dependent
upon the consent Of the mayor and
council, and expresses the belief that all
the business Of telegrspbiDg could be SIS
well conducted in this city by means Of
wires run under the ground.
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CuAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Regular Monthly Heeting-ImFO Ortant
business Transacted.

At the meeting OF the chamber of
COMMERCE yesterday q considerable
so1luut II routine business was disposed
of. including he election Of several new
u,ru.b7r-. aud tne adoption q series
of re-o,u,iols strongly sdvocGt ng toe
min nov before congress in aid OF he
T-5i'ef St1tgs EiElsl-service depart
Tn-nt: the reception Of the report oi the
rea-rfIv appointed delegates 10 Wash
iTg--g C.y gMcssrs, T. J. Latham and
] w. Clapp) ia tie int e OF
IN exss PseJ1c railroad; tue Iece ton
~ the men rial OF the Baltimore corn
and q agr ,xs1aD.e, asking cooperation
!. u-gr. the passage cf = uniform
,gsr.g1us- las; from the Boston ch2m-
l-r q commerce ~ advocacy o. the
metric svata.u O. Ee' hts aud messu7ss,
.--..brr with suss- OF letters and gen
ers5 core. .uuteucr, an ~ which were
d Y rgce. vel and referred 20 aplro-
rte c.u4G..aes. The pr @ldaDt az
t.ru1-.g -E .Ee committee gU Cd. tGtians
.. to q. .uI month, 'Ies r.. J 9
D.. @ ..n~ 4 j if.Sd ge.', q
r. gr...- ..E =. g. Su-rslsn. An
,--..-....r vrss all ra7ag thu. tue reg
r5rer t..al-.l collection Cr member
shi8 fus- wgU.a commence on Monday
next.
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overflow son the slight st pfovOcation. I"
One gentleman informed us that at his
place few miles be'oW the cutoff the
Use last Angus: came within one foot OF
the top Of the bank; but since the char
mel has made its way through the rev
cutoff the water nov lacks two feet OF
that line, at the same time here the
water is eight inches above. Opposite
Memphis the water is making its way
gradually but surely over the Arkansas
hanks, and Hopeti5ldlsns already pass
from house to house In skift5. We heard
Yesterday that the train II Little Rock
wss f-iCed TO return to Hopsfield, net
being able to get through the swamp.
SOME CONSOLATION
may be enjoyed by the merchants and
PLANTERS ia the fact that this rise has Oc-
Cured early enough in the season to
admit of the probability that it will get
swsy in time 10 allow the former to put
Ia full crop, which is sure TO make an
abundant yield. as it is prOverbial that
euch is the case IN overflow seasons. We
have given all that can be learned from
reliable sources about the conditions of
the rivers, from which, though we are
destined to experience heavy overflow,
we mus. agree that the present crop
season is net yet materially
interfeTed with. We will tgy to
keep our readers thoroughly and Telia-
by posted on the movement OF the tides
until the danger Is over. In the mean
while the levees must be closely guard.
ed, and nOthi0g left undOne that Will
serve to protect the valuable farming
districts in the Iowlands from the en-
croschments of the river.
A New Orleans Opinion.
New ORLEANS, April 3.-Colonel
Hsrdee, city engineer Of New Orleans,
expresses the opinion that fears OF a
general OveIf Nv in the Mississippi VAL
ley are not well founded. His reasons
were fully given in sn interview 10 Gay,
and the conclusion arrived at Is that the
present condition Of the upper tribu-
tsries combined with those lower down
don't warrant appTehensiOns of such an
overflow SIS would be damaging to the
agricultural interests Of the valley.
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to Kentucky to see his father, who was
dying. Witness found he was charged
at the war department with being
Democrat; he went to the President on
his return and told him about it, and
the President wrote letter saying that
such charge amounted to nothing, as
he had known witness since infancy
and had no warmer supporters than his
father and family. Witness did not Use
any other influence, and has never paid
a dollar, directly or indirectly, to get or
hold the position.
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DIED.

O'BRIEN-on Monday, april Sd, at 615
o'clock am, MARGARET O'bRIEN, wife OF
Richard O'Brten.
The friends OF the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from t le residence, corner OF
Linden and Mulberry street,, this TUESDAY,
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
PODESTA-On Monday, April 3, 1876, at 4
O'Clock pm, infant child of Mr. Louis and
Permelia EOdeSta-
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from the family residence, No. l47
Desoto street, this CTUESDAO afternoon,
at O'Clock.
DREWRY-In this city, April 8, 1876, in the
AO.h year of his age, JOHN THOMAS DREWRY.
IRichnnnnd (Va) papers please copy.I
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TuE whisky crusaders ere j1bilant in
Oaio because the case Of the parties
arrested ra.tfsl by II. c. CsrliD, asaloon-
keeper Of Weslervilie, Tor destroying his
Iiqugr saloon, was dismissed by Judge
Bisghsua, and the costs assessed on Car
liu, the prosecution having failed to
prove tlat any of the indicted parties
were engaged in the alleged violation Of
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Steamship Arrivals.

QUEENSTOWN, April 3.-Tne Illinois,
from Philadelphia, arrived.
BOSTON, April 3.-Arrived-Steamel
Siberia, Liverpool.
NEW York, April 3.--Arrived-
Steamer Republic, Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Arrived-
Steam er Constitutions, Panama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

EARL EEAHvILLE, in q note to Count
Won ArnID, assures that gentleman
the 3 iEi-a govern0ent did not OBJ
Zee 10 him a ambassador on the ground
% rs uu,ruthfulusss, and Gays, addi-
tiansHy, taal be did not Use language
a.trigu-sl Co him to th-t effect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

REPRESENTATIVE PURNAN, OF Flor
ida, ID the victim OF circumstances. 1t
was proTzD on him ye eterdsy before the
cymmitteg C civil service that he open
ly srlI his iLfusnce 70 secure positions,
a8d sought the position o. representa-
tive u make money out Of it. Out with
i'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

TIE houaa clmmi5tce On military sf.
fsirs yesterday adopted General Ban
niug's report FOR the reduction OF the
army, tho Republican members OF the
clnmi.t.e Ae,LLning tn eign the report
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

AN order VIZ issged b. Secretary
Bri-tsw yesterday directing that fuel,
Iiga.s sua ws'er be cut off from the
public buildings throughout the c)un-
lfy, owing 70 th3 appropriation being
exhausted. Where lights are necessary,
candles VIZ nave 70 be used.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

THE Messenger de PIris, alluding to
thu action f Frsnce in Egyptian az
fairs, says "FaDcs hiss resumed the
rank belonging 20 h5r Our prestige in
the east IS restored without England
having soy light SO c0npiain.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
WEATHER rRoHABILITIEs.

Wkr usgr- OFFICE CIR. Sc grFlCFE,
.a..lsFa.. April & ] s.-fa }
FJr Tennessee and the Ohio Ual'y,
rising Drg0meter, Gear or claGTiHg
'rC1tter, tc.s3e7ly triRds and higher
TIE riDcTs continue 10 rise slotrly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

TIE senate Of California has appointed
u cammi.tee TO investigate the Chinese
question. OF course there will be 8 one
sided report. NJ chance ior the poor
heather with California christians.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

LYON was ezBmioei at length yester'
DAY, in regard 10 the Emms-mlne busi-
ness, srd c7aflrUej his previous stSle-
mslt5 ast3 .Ee cul2aJllity Of Echenck.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

A DUEL fought at New Providence
Church, VirgiDis, yesterday, resulted in
tie dssth o. the pJlucip2.s-Robinson
and Hi.cheu-b5tl respectfully con-
g7EsHDI
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LUMBER.
COnartnershiD NOtiCe.

On the 27th OF March, and to continue until
~ further notice, the undersigned associated
with them in their business NJ. A. W. DREW o.
The arm style from this date viii be Moore
Bassett < Drew. MOORE. BASSEIf a co.
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iChureh burned.

CINCINNATI, April "A Times spC-
cial says tue Methodist church at Bsin.
bridge, Ohio, burned yesterday. Loss,
fourteen thousand dollars,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

TIE navy department yesterday re-
cslved siviCes c1Eigmatory Of tie press
repgrs q the 'ail o. G9iamoras.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

TEE slate x Eejga hes been raised In
Pa1i- 10y the unanimous vote Of the
French senate. a good act and timely.
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FIRE.

The steam clubhouse on F. @. More
heads Catalpa plantation, Washington
county, was burned, with tifty bales OF
cotton. Loss, ten thousand Collars no
insurance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04

THE motion fo- a new trial Of M'Kee,
o. SL Loa-e IS am p7rding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
ELECTIONS.
Democratic Triumph in Connecticut
IngersoH Reelected Governor, with
Democratic Legislature.
Negro Democratic Voters in Baton
Rouge Municipal Elections in Ohio,
Kentucky and Michigan
Etc, Etc.


Special to the Appeal
PRINCETON, KY, AuriI 8.-WDlism
Cash, ST., was elected mayor Of this city
to dsy, over Judge Turner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-04
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MIS SGELnEEDUE,
TDteIIigqnCe Office,

TEMPORARY LOGGING ROOMS AND
I TRACT JEpCSITJES. ia charge of the Lac
dies Christian Association,
Ijs MAIN STEELF,
next to the TEMPERANCE lunch House.