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RACE NEWS.
LOuisiana Jockey Club.

New ORLEANS, December 2.-LOuiSiana
Jockey club, fall meeting, first day. The
weather was clear and cold, the track in fair
condition, and the attendance small
First Race.-Twomile over eight hurdles;
club purse, S4Q0; won by Redding; Nelhgan
Nelligan was the fayorite, at even against
the field.
Second Race:-Stacourt stakes, for colts
and fllies, two-7ear olds; s25 entrance, 800
added WON by Madge Duke; Eva Shirley
second, Cora Lin third, Hattie P. fourth,
Time, l:502. Shirley was the favorite,
p Third Raee:.MiIe heats; clubpGrse, $4OO;
Bob Woolley, l l; Donaguh, 90; Whipsaw,
go; Woodland 0; Fair Flay, ) 3; lloyd 5
Shutdown colt't2, Time, Las, 1:47. Wool
ley was the fav1rite.
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NEBRASKA.
The Democrats Making n Determined
stand for Their Rights-Great
Excitement.

OMAHA, NEB., December 2.-The Democratic
electors to-day presented petition TO Judge Savage,
Of the district court which prays that perpetual in
junction be granted to restrain the Republican cleo
tors from meeting and casting their votes for Pres
dent The petitioners state that Cobb one of the
Republican electors is ineligible from the fact that
he is discussing Officer of the United States in the
construction Of p0stOlice 1T Lincoln. They allege
that the governor secretary OF state and attorney
general cOnSpr5G 10 eyaCe ara defeat the laws Of
the State, as theJ issued o. caused to be issued, TO
the county clerks eayeopes Eth the address of the
secretary q State thereon TO t-ansmit therein to
him the statements OF the Dulnbcr OF votes cast.
They also allege that the governor to carry out said
fraudulent design. ETC. notified said defendants the
Republican electors that they were elected, and that
he has certified 70 their election. The court ordered
a hearing of tie case on Monday, December 4th, at
four O'Clock In the RfhTnOOn. 1t IS thought that a
quorum will nOt answer the governors call for
special session of the legislature Many senators
are absent, and Others cannot be reached In time.
II is claimed that the Democrats will all stay away.
The senate is composed Of twenty Republicans,
eight Democrats and two Independents The eX-
element is becoming great over this matter
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MEMPHIS WAFERWORKs.

Our readers will remember that the city re-
sisted the enforcement of a contract with the
Memphis waterworks, whereby the latter
CORPORATION was to annually receive twenty
Thousand dollars for twenty years for supply
ing Memphis With water. i vas ccntended
that this contract was fraudulent and there
fore the city should not pay this annual
rental bat receive water free, Yesterday
afternoon Mayor FHppin received a dispatch
from Messrs. Humes x Poston, attorneys,
now at Jackson, attending the supreme court,
to the effect that the suit between the water
works company and the city was decided in
favor of the city. The telegram Is as follows
JACKSON, rEyg., December 2, 1875,
Hon. John q FliDpinr Mayor:
In the water case the supreme court holds
that the subscription was not for corporate
purposes, and that the contract was without
consideration, and therefore fraudulent and
void. HUMEs & POSITION.
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In the Courts.

COLUMBIA, December "A motion was made to-
day in the supreme courte IN behalf Of Wallace the
speaker OF the Democratic house. for mapdamus
eR AaeEey, the speaker Of the Republican house 10
compel him 70 deliver the returns for governor IN
Eaekey's possession 70 Wallace, the legal speaker
Of the legal house; also motion for quo rdrrqyfO
on tbs Hayes electors Both cases are 10 be heard
Monday.
Aackey, in the house this evening, told Wallace
that be Intended 70 remove the Edgeneld men with
.he State eonstables- Wallace said the house was
the OF conseryat0r OF It's oSn order. and could not
ss9sllT Be il@rfered With By consables or any out
SIDE force, and ne w0-ad resist them with all the
power 81 ks command, snd no. Weld except to the
United states troops under command OI General
RuReE
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THE EAST.
Bismarck Still Hopeful of Peaee.-Rus-
sian Agents Mapping Turkey.
Bismayck sim HoperuI or peace

BERLIN, December 2. Bismarck gave par
lament dinner yesterday, at which he made
a speech, wherein he promised to make a
statement upon the political situation
In the course of his speech, Bismarck
laid stress upon the neutral attitude Germany
would assume IN the event of warlike COM
plieations now arising, the weight of which
the prince attaches to Germanys relations
with Austria He said that the preservation
of peace ought not yet be
despaired of, but if war ensues, which GER
ts.inly seelas probable, Russia and Turkey will
after time tire Of it, and then Germany
will be able to mediate with better prospects
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DIED.

MBRIDE-ELIzA wife OF Patrick M'Bride, died
Saturday evening, December ID, at half-past nine
O'Clock, In the 34th year of herage. CINCINNATI pa
pers please copy.l
The friends of Patrick M'Bride and R. c. Woods
are Invited to attend her funeral from the residence
OF r. C. Woods, No. % Causey street, at two o'clock
this Sunday afternoon.
FRAECIS-On Saturday, at 2:30 pm, EDWIN
RANDOLPH, son OF Edwin and Anna R. Francis, aged
months and 10 days.
Funeral from their residence, No. 143 Mosby
street, this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
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constitutional Conflict in nebraska.

OMAHA, December 2.-Govenor CARRIER
has issued call to the members of the last
legislature for an extra session at Lincoln, to
meet December 9Th, for the purpose of can
vassing the electoral vote. The Democrats
are maneuyering to carry the matter to the
courts, as the law ON the subject previous to
the adoption of the new State constitution
and that Of the new constitution differ very
materially. The former provides that the ex-
ecutlve officers of the State shall count the
votes, and the latter in the same manner as
that for cQngreSsmen-by the Legislature
Great activity is exhibited among the leading
politicians of both parties.
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The Returning Roard-

NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-The returning
board met at eleven O'Clock this morning, all the
members present The Democratic committee was
10 she room, but for the Republicans only Senator
sherman appeared. great quantity OF written eyi-
denoe OF witnesses In contested cases was filed oy
the Democratic and Republican counsel The DEM
ocratic counsel also entered protest In regard 10
the manner In which the committee bad been treated
% the matter Of opening the returns ne aisS NED
an oStscfiOn against receiving any protest except
those accompanying the supervisors returns IN the
manner and form pfeyssed for By Law.
Colonel Zacharie, Of Defheegassc counsel, called
Gas alsention OF the boards TO the following facts:
That, when TIE ratprnS from 0uachita parish we're
opa1ed bJ the board. y NaS announced BY the secr6-
tarJ, mat they had been received on the twenty
fourth. the day before they were opened. When
turned over 70 the Democratic committee for inspee
Hon there was found In the sealed package said to
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Of success than now Advice TO Russia now
would anger the Russian nation, which would
be worse than a passing dispute with a gov
eminent. He -soped England would
not wage open war against Rus
si2. but at most only sort
of unofficial warfare. similar 70
Russia 5 procceiilEs in :5eIyil. II Austria =
existence is threatC,ned, Germany you'd sup
port her, thus unsei6shly continuing to act
ike the lead in the framewori5. winch caGSes
a puppet TO stand upright Auslria. more
over, possesses greater vitality than many
people think.
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Circuit Court-HeiskeII, Judge.

On Saturday next motions will be heard, and In all
cases where counsel are absent the motions Will he
-rfcken from the docket The jurors ordered 20
,, ear on Tuesday morning Al half-past mine
Pf, y. when the following cases, or what Is known
~ 80 ~dpfeme cOuFt calendar. Will be called Tor
s-l,f- No t1O. Sexton FS O'HeTn; 1925, Charles vs.
T,,br- ,SS6t Walker Harris; 3S25, Anderson vs.
Sosma1 n Al: H7S33, Anderson vs. Appersoni 3S4I
MLefresh vs. MaIlC,T; $3.50, cage 4 Usher vs. Trout
w. ts7a CogsweIi eI al V House, 1881. 63rTin
vs. CJ,rry: ,Ss} Pickett VS. HeNett; 3sal Harris q
al Ys Isl Dermott; 1898 Taylor ct az vs Melchi 5ssi
Loagus vs. Shelby county; 3al3, al1orsoh " ApPot-
son: 3qI7 Dent VS. Elliott; 39lS, Aprersoh vs. tsi~
person: 3gIg White et al vs. eity OF hempHlsi 5f2y
Boyle vs. Mallory; 39SS. Llsher V Pierce; SHtp,
nav a Proudnt vs. Moon; 1908, Hartley Ys Happek;
40IO. smith vs. city OF Memphis; 1923, Memphis
water company vs. city of Memphis.
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Prayers for Peace.

New YORK, December 2.-The following
is printed here: .'It Is proposed to hold a
meeting on Monday at twelve o'clock, the
hour of the assembling of congress. to in
woke the presence Of the Holy Spirit on
wisdom and peace with our Legislators in
their deliberations. We heartily concur in
this prOpoeal and suggest the Fifth Avenue
Baptist church as the place of assembling.
Thos. A1mitage, Geo. H. Hepworth, James
NJ Ludlow, Thomas s. Hastings, Stephen H.
Tying, jr., Wm. T. Sabine.
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C-,r;naI Court-Logwood. Judge.

-rna foIlnuing cases are set for trial on Monday
next: AB. Paul A. Ciealla; 825, J. II. Towns: 655,
John Laprade; 800, Eugene FTitz; 42l, B. sharp ct
ZONES: gOS W. Chub5s; Bl7. John Martin; 5l5,
,ieOnge Loft; B24, J. W. Bradshaw 021, Allin
lane: e2S A. r Strickland; $40. HenU Clark;
55T, f. Nlcholltti: $50 c. Buchignani; 472. Turner
Munger; 223. John Sullivan; 223, James Conway;
.l9h JEFF Logan; pa. Jane Logan; 22l, Barcus
Morgan; 236 Herman Beckmal; 254 Charles
Moody; 264, Thomas Ryan; 265, Lewis Campbell;
-Bfts Roherf Car
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COMPARATIVE MONTHLY MORTALITY.

1874 szz.zz.l<3 3&z
In city 81 10 SO 10 81 S7112 l0a 76 IA 56 81
HOsptl 10 IT'S 1924 IB 10 13 1918 II u
St'lb'n Z 3 q 2 2 81 9, + 5 z . 5
1879.
In city "a 6S. IS 80 - 81 I23. I08 IL q 81 "a "a
Hosptl u Pills 711I11 IA u. lib rs 23
Stlb'n 3 lib BIB 13 13 10 II. $40 2
1876.
gs5 4 #:;s. 81 3 III e I: i is isss
sJune, In city, 1915, 134 +October, in city. 1Oe
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LAW REPORTS.
sup-eme Court

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, TENN. December 2.-Casill Ss wool
bridge. Crane vs. Cooney, rehearings refused; ACtr
ney vs. sanderein. plaintiff allowed to take psupers
oath: Croggins VS. Barnes, Carter vs. German na'lol,
al bank. affirmed; Ragland vs. Ware, reversed ana
bill dismissed; City Of Memphis vs. water company
reversed and remanded; Jones vs. Townsend oecfee
giving right to redeem reversed and eiil dismissed
The Bell county case has been postponed until peHt
Thursday, and the caseOf Townsend vs. Ha"leT VIII
TrohabIy be reached by Monday.
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ExtraOrdin ry Drawing
OF THE
HAVANA LOTTERY!
Only $4,000 Tickets. 2346 Prizes.
$1,35O,OO0 TO BE DISTRIBUTED

23fG Prizes. Amt to be distributed 81 $50 900
This drawing takes place December I q, IS76.
Price OF Tickets In U. 5. CuTrency-WhOleS, 500;
Halves, S5Oi Quarter, S25; Tenth, SO; Twen-
tieth, So
81 Remember that the number of tickets Is
very limited IN this drawing and that a great
many remain without tickets for waiting till the last
days.
- Keep also In mind that this Lottery is con-
Quoted By the Spanish Government.
Beware OF Counterfeit Tickets ana
send vOur orders to BORNIO d BROTHER
Box No. 81, New Orleans, Ia
EsfabIIshad in 1S1S nOI1
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Prof. MueIIer's Matinee.
Too nueh liberty to Prisoners.

ST. LoUIs, Dece.nber 2.-The grand jury
have found several indictments against
County-Jailer Schulter. for Showing prisoners
under sentence to go about the streets of the
CITY without an officer.
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MARRIED.

EVANS-ThOUSLOW-On November Both, at
the residence Of the brides father, By Rev. ]. E.
Douglass, D. D., Mr.. ERNEST EVANS and Miss KATE
TROUsLow, of this city.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Nes York
cotton, u 1-iGe. Memphis cotton, II 7-Se.
Ner York gold, los rs. Memphis gold,
los II
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JUNE, IN city, 1873, 134 +octOber, in city, 1Oe.

Remarks.-The mortality of Memphis for
the month of November was: Whites, -;
colored, 36; total, So. The rate of mortality
for the six months ending June 30, 1876, was
D. Is per 1000 per annum. The rate of NOR
tality OF the white population was only 1902
per 1000 per annum, while the rate of NOR
tality- of the colored population was 1904 per
1000 for the same period.
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WkR DKi'T., OFFICE CH SIG. oFYIoKE
WASHTN8TON, December 3. / an.

'N1l1I3'IIa0T " 17'7'1s171I = -
For Tennessee and fke Ohio r0iisy, eieaT
o., partly cloudy ioeaiher, and fe1ipsrOtare be-
l0,c freezing. light Horiherly 70 'essfsrly
pcipds, rising Jolloced BY falling baro1icter.
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Correct Returns Promised for PubIiea-


NEW ORLEANS. December 2.-Aiajor f. A.
Burke chairman Of the Democratic registration and
election committee, will tomorrow publish a state
ment giving the result of the recent election, made
up from the official figures before the returning
board The statement agrees substantially with that
OF the visiting committee telegraphed last night -
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MORTUARY REPORT.
Interesting Facts and Statistics for
November by the Board of Health
The Rate of Mortality.

DR. Heber Jones, secretary of the board Of
health, makes the following mortuary report
for the mohth of November:
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have been received on the twenty the follow
ing letter:
NEw ORLEANS, November %, 1870.
To c. sabeH. Esg. Secreiary Returning Board:

hare been received on the tgeniJ-tourih. the follow
ing letter:
NEW ORLEtss November 23, 1870.
To c. SabeIl, Esq.. Secretary Returning Board:
SIR-EncIOsed please find the affidavit OF Eliza
PinkstOn which / received too late 20 file Sith mJ
returns Please see that Il Is brought IN with the
other afidsvttS hed with my returns. Reiaecff1lly
NJ. J. GRADY, Supervisor
Colonel Zacharie stated thar two facts were estab-
lishednTs that the statement OF the secretary that
the papers were only filed the the ntyfOuTth
Is untrue. because the letter found I'm the sealed
package shows that the returns had been filed with
The secretary before the tWeutythlrd and II shows
secondly that this letter and the affidavit OF Eliza
PinkstOn both found In the sealed package, It
f. shown that the secretary Of the board had COM
led with the request OF the supervisor and that he
had opened the package and put into Il the affidavit
and, Oy mistake the letter OF the supervisor also
The matter was referred 10 The consideration Of
the board.
Judge Dibble filed large amount Of testimony In
behalf OF the Republican party
The box OF poll in the parish OF TangpahOa,
the vote OF which had been omitted IN the superb
sOr's returns. which had been sent for appllca-
tOn OF the Democratic counsel, was brought in and
opened. The statement Of votes, etc. we're taken
out re ecelved by the board and ordered 70 be com
piled. The vote stood, Tllden electors U4 and
Hayes electors II.
The board adjourned, subject to call OF the pres-
dent.
Clerks are now compiling returns Of the election
The electoral vote, at least, Will be promulgated
Tuesday
The Republican visiting committee departed
hOmeward this evening.
Correct Returns Promised for PubIiea-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Y.he Bethei Mining.

The Bethel dining at No. 81 Madison street
closed yesterday. This undertaking has been both
financially and socially what would be termed 'igHta
success, thanks TO the earnest lab0rs Of Nj speep
and the untirng Efforts Of the ladies' Jew and tiens
tile, Protestant and Catholic combined IN the good
work and have accomplished great deal.
The Theater.
The Furbish dramatic company closed Its
engagement az the Memphis TbeateT last night,
haYingtlOne good business during the entire week
The company 20 south from heTe, and Will prove a.
traciiYe IN the different cities they Visit
Prof MueIIer's Matinee.
There was large attendance at Prof. Muel-
lefs Bsaffsoe d1HsErate yesterday afternoon There
IS marked and most wonderful progress noticeable
on-the part OF the little PupilE. who went through
NE most Intricate eyOutiOns with such ease and
grace as 70 elicit the enthusiastic applause Of the
spectators. After the regular programme the isaes
and gentlemen present enjoyed delightful waltz.
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Messrs. Allison Brothers, Memphis, Tenn.
Attachment Notice.

Before George D. Crockett j. P, State Of Tennessee,
Shelby cOunty-R. Il Co. vs.. A. b. Penn.
In this cause an attachment having been sued out
under section 34j0 Of the Code of Tennessee. al
leging that the defendant, A. B. Penn, is a non
resident OF the State, and that he Is justly indebted
to the plaintiffs In the sum Of Two Hundred and
Eleven Dollars and SiXty-Ye Cents and interest," due
BY note, and said attachment having been duly re-
turned By the proper officer, levied. etc It Is thtF-
fore ordered By this court that publication Be made
once a week, for four consecutive weeks In the
Memphis Daily Appeal, a newspaper published IN
the city of Memphis, commanding said A 3. Penn
to appear personally before the undersigned. JUS
tice of the Peace at his Office In Memphis, IeIht
see ON the 9Th day Of January. 1871 az II clVch,
a m and defend said suit. the same VIII De taAeh
for confessed as to him, and set for hearing e s-
~ ~, q S-S GEO D. CROCKETT j. Z.
smith 4 Collier, attorneys FOR plalntlh s
: -, PJ. DAILY.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

BLACK DeserterS" from the Republican
Ranks.
COLUMBIA, December 2, &: 30 p.m.-Two Repub-
lican members. colored, Myers and Hamilton, have
Just deserted the Republican side and been sworn In
EJ the Democratic speaker. Both hO2SeS are still In
session The senate Adjourned TN Monday.
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Rnssin OmlinIng vnrI,ex.

Bucharest, December The agents Of
the Russian government are travelling in
ROumania to ascers2n the condition o. the
roads and bridges, aild the exact distance be-
tween certain point; quantities Of provi-
sions and forage ol'4siHable. and the scnti-
ments of the population. The Russian COM
mission has assumed ihc management of the
railway connecting Rl.ssia and Roumania.
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To Country Merchants

NEW Prints. Jeans, Blankets, Flan-
~ nels. PlaldS, skirts, LlnSeys, and many
other nlce winter things. Extra low prices, at
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War between Russia and Turkey Con-
sideFed Inevitable.

LONDON, December 2.-Ihe OpiaiOHe, a
newspaper published at Rome, says that the
Marquis Of Salisbury's declarations exclude
the possibility Of England's going to war with
Russia, but it regards war between Russia
and Turkey as inevitable. The Times in its
financial article remarks that a similar i'm
preston was almost universal in London on
the stock exchange yesterday.
Years Sentence, ana Acquitted of
Rape.
ST. LOUIS, December Edwin Lee, ar
rested more than tw0 Years ago for rape
committed on Ms Wreoon, ard who was
convicted and served nearly year of thirty
year sentence in the State prison, was, upon
new trial to-day, acquitted Of the charge
and given his liberty.
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DEATHS REGISTERED FOR THE MoNTH
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BgIIdpzing Democratic Members Of the

COLUMBIA, December 2-The Republicans TO-
night seated four new members from AZ beyllle eOun
~ No protests or contests were heard The Dem
ocratc members, with certificates OF election from
the board Of espEasseFs, were in the hall,
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GENERAL. NEWS.
The Lee monument fund nov
annnnts In SDA nAn

The Lee monument fund now
amounts 70 $4,000.
The Republicans avenged them>
selves by making two States out of
Virginia and giving two extra Sena,
tors to a solid South.
The boiler in Il rolling mill in Pitts
burgh exploded, killing twelve and
wounding sixty persons. There was
terrific scene and wild confusion.
Following the example of Gov.
Kemper, Gov. Smith has declined to
hold reception at the Centennial! on
a day to be called Georgia Day"
Twenty-nine thousand dollars have
been received from Virginia City
tNev-) gambling saloon in one yearin
the way of license, The money is
collected monthly, and gambling is
not restricted at all.
1t is officially announced that Count
Won Arnim has been condemned to
five years Imprisonment in the House
of Correction for treason and otfenSe
against the Emperor and Prince Bis
marck.
The Recorda, "a religious newspaper,
states that the Spanish Church mis-.
sionary society has received private
Information from Spain that the
Spanish Protestants are in great anx-
iety, and are even in great peril of
being threatened by fanatical mob.
A negro town-crier III Palmyra, La,
was sent out to ring his bell and shout,
Col. Anderson will speak at the
town hall tonight on the grcenback
and Peter Cooper question" He
made the announcement correctly sew
eral times, and then got it changed
to, Oh, yes oh, yes! Col. Cooper
back will speak on the Green Peter
question !" When last heard he was
yelling, Whoop-a-la !" Green Peter
son will speak on the Coop question
this evening y
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Four brothers in Hawkins county,
Tennessee, married four sisters about
thirty years ago, and now have fifty
four children.
The Chattanooga Commercial comes
out squarely for Nancy for Governor.
1t SAYS i has no use for Thomas, the
"repudiator," or Yardley the "ras-
cal
Popular meetings are being held in
Nashville to devise means for the sup
preston of vice. Mayor Kerchival Is
charged with being the friend and
protector of gamblers.
The following postmasters in Ten
nessee receive salarsry Of $1,000
per year and upwards:
Nashville $4,000; Memphis 81, 600;
Knoxville $1,000; Chattanooga 81
900; GAINESVILLE $1,000; jackson
81, 400 Murfreesboro 1890; Column
bia 81 800; Brownsville 81, 200; Leb>
anon 81 500; Pulaski 81 800; Shel>
byville 81. 400; Cleveland 81 400;
Bristol 81 300; Gallatjn 81, 100.