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ANENT the approaching election the
figures furnished by the census re-
port for 1870 are not without inter
est, and may prove instructive. The t.
tai population is there set down at 40. 226,
of which number "a, 755 are given as whites,
and I5,47l colored. OF Germans we are
credited with 176S, aud Irish, 1897. Ii, in
the eight Year, that have passed, we have IN
creased at the rate of fifty per cent. (which,
in the absence of any direct emigration. is
very large per centage), the population ought
to be about 10000, of which $1,000 are
whites, and $1,000 colored. Allowing fol-
the greatly increased mortality among the
blacks, 1t would, perhaps, be fair to set tn:
whites down at 10000. of which the Ger
mans may be put at 200. and The Irish a
$500, in round numbers.
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SAM RANDALL,
HOnOred by a Reception Given by the
Central Democratic Association Of
Philadelphia, Delivers an
Address,
In which he Reviews the Acts Passed by
the House OF Representatives, and
Shows that 1t Is Worthy Of
Public Confidence.

PHILADELPHIA, July This evening a
reception was rendered Hon. s. ]. Randall,
by the central Democratic association of this
city. Letters were read from a number of
senators and members OF congress, express
ing regrets at their inability to be present.
Representatives of the hest classes of the De-
mocracy of this city and vicinity were in at
tendance. The guest of the evening was es-
corted into the reception room by Ex- Mayor
Richard Vaux and s. Davis Page. Esq, the
orchestra, meanwhile, playing Hail to the
Chief. After few congratulatory remarks
by Ex-Mayor Vaux, Mr.. Randall delivered
an address, in which he took occasion to eulo-
gize the recent session of congress on &C.
count of the character of its legislation,
none of which, he said, with a single
exception, could be fairly condemned.
He reviewed the leading acts passed by the
house during the last session, and congratu-
lated the country especially upon the passage
of the army BILL which he said will prevent a
President from hereafter using the army as a
posse over free people of free State. The
act which secured settlement between the
United States and the Pacific railroad compa-
MES was also spoken of as good piece of
legislation; also the acts which provides that
all southern claims shall be settled by a
judicial court. The repeal of the bankrupt
act, the reconciliation of silver, the
financial legislation and other measures. His
remarks were listened to with particular in
terest He said the bill was submitted to
the presidents of the American iron and steel
associations of the country, and he had made
suggestions which were adopted. The speaker
claimed that the rates on IRON were practical
ly prohibitory. That which Pennsylvania
wants now is market for her productions,
the supply being greater than the demand.
He did not want nybody to suppose that he
had the least idea favorable to free trade,
He would candidly say that he. always set
down man who talked to him of free trade
as being either an ignorant man or drivel-
er. Continuing, the speaker defended the
Presidential investigation, remarkipg that,
while congress held the title of Hayes
to be as valid, coming from the electoral
commission, as though received directly from
the people, yet congress, sitting as grand
inquest, had an inalienable right
to investigate the circumstance surrounding
the election of Mr.. Hayes. The speaker dis
cussed the postal bill, and condemned those
features of it proposing to re-establish the
ranking privilege, and to grant exorbitant
rates to railroad companies for carrying mail
matter. Concerning the proposed Brazilian
steamship subsidy, he said 1t would be better
to let commerce between nations come by
natural causes, and not by subsidies.
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ONE Of the worst of the many phases that
crime assumes nowadays, is the abuse, the
whipping, the outraging and murder OF
women Scarcely day passes that the tele-
graph does not bring us intelligence of some
poor married or single woman, young girl,
or little child who has fallen victim to the
lust or brutality, or both, of a vile beast who
calls himself man. And these victims are
generally of the respectable middle class.
To-day we publish the facts Of the murder oil
two women In Chicago by their husbands
and that of two in Elmira, New Iork-a
wife and mother-in-law-byt the husband and
son-in-law. In one case inhdelity was
charged, but in the other two no reason Is
assigned for the appalling crime. The bar
barous idea of possessory right or ownership
in woman is the basis of these fearful deeds
which cannot be too severely punished.
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ANDERSON, Agnes jerks, Eliza Pinkston,
Dennis, Stearns, Min, Madison Wells
these, says the New York Herald, are the
kind of people about whom the Republican
stump orators preached to the country 10
1876; these were the heroes and martyrs, the
upholders of equal rights, the faithful and
suffering Unionists, the gentlemen as intel
igent and as honest as l am, as Mr.. Sher-
man feelingly described the members of the
returning board in his place in the senate.
And it is such people as these pe1urers and
their principals to whom Mr.. Hayes and some
of his cabinet have been giving office-re-
deeming, to their own shame, the promises
of WISHING statesmen that these tools should
be taken care of.
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On Thursday, the Fourth Of July, we will
publish a very large extra edition of the AP-
PEAL, in anticipation Of an immense gather
ing of people from the surrounding country.
This viii afford advertisers an unusual OPP
portunity of speaking to their customers, and
we remind our friends of the fact in the hope
that they viii embrace it, sending in their ad-
vertisements TO us at as early an hour as
possible on Wednesday (to-morrow.)
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From Nashville we learn that the water
wheat will harvest not more than half a crop
The acreage planted in oats is reported az
large. But little damage done from rust
Winter oats promise an average crop. There
will be one-ftth more corn planted in the
State this year than last. Farmers have
generally succeeded in securing a good
stand. The crop is tolerably clean, and looks
very promising. Early "roaster" ears are
abundent; late corn Is tassehng. Crops gen.
orally are very promising. Fruit is album.
dant, with the exception of apples
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st. Louis Excited.


WrIMIN aroN, DEL, July l. Hardy
Brown, the man arrested on Suspicion OF ma naI'
iuo. wrecked the express train, near Clay
mouut, Delaware, on Saturday night, by
which four lives we're lost, has confessed. He
accom- panied the coroner's jury to the scene
of the disaster, and illustrated the manner In
which he arranged the ties so as to throw on
the train. He was then remanded to jail.
Brown was formerly employed on the road,
bnt was discharged. he claims that he did
not intend to wreck the train, but after build
| ing the obstruction, it was his intention to
signal and stop whatever train might come
along, and 80 obtain a situation on the road
| for himself for what would appear to be
| great service. He says he did not know the
| express was coming, but intended TO stop the
] accommodation, which followed 1t.
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DIED.

MoCARvER-In this city, July 1, 1873 MAUD. in.
FAINT daughter of James A. and Mary McCarYer, aged
10 months and 25 days.
The friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence on Henry ave-
nue. this CTUESDAY) morning, at 10 O'Clock.
TURBIvILLE-At his home. near Germantown,
Tenn June 22 1878, R. W. TuRBIvIILE, aged . .
years BE was resident OF Shelby county Ior tnlfy
three years. A kind Esther and husband, good
neighbor, a sincere friend, and an honest man
Peace to his ashes 100 rnihND'
Germantown, Tenn. July 1, 1873.
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MEMPHIS, June 80, 1878.
r1uE Board of EQUALIZATION composed of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen: Messrs. God%ln'
Brooks Goodbar, Leubrie, Hadden, Mansfield, JOY
ner Semmes williams, Newsom and Hunman.
have Organized, and are now holding meetings az
the ONCE of the Phoenix Insurance COMPANY, equal
izino merchants capital for 1873. from the pooss
by the assessors recently appointed py the
GENERAL Council Any person or nrm ", oss on
niaint in person at once, as the board Is anxious
thaf ali should be assessed upon the principle Vi
Justice and equality In taxation ~, 49, n,sca
Ths next meeting OF the Board viii take place
Monday afternoon, July LIST, at O'Clock
"o1"' j. r. GOODWIN, Chairman
g. B. ATHY, Secretary.
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THE New York Herald, of Saturday, pub
fishes the sworn statements of Eliza Pinks-
ton. now Eliza Pritchard, also that OF her
present husband and several other persons
who support and sustain what she says.
Eliza Pinkston relates that she received i've
hundred dollars for her appearance and tes-
timony before the returning that
,be was carefully instructed what to
say before the visiting statesmen; that
though entirely able to walk she was
laid on a sofa when she was about to enter
the chamber of the returning aboard; that her
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS.
DICAL DEPAR TN E N T.
FACULTY:

DICAL DEP Il r Il " E N I.
FACULTY:
T. g. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery.
g. NJ BEMISS, III D.. Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
s. z. CHALLE, Md, Professor Of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
JOSEPH JONES, Md, Professor of Chemistry.
s. LOGAN, MD, Professor OF Anatomy.
Z. s. LEWIS, N D.. Professor Of Obstetrics, etc.
]. B ELLIOTT II. D., Professor OF Materia hedica.
A. B. MILES, MD, pemonstrator OF Anatomy.
The next annual term il this Department NOW In
its forty NTH year, Will begin October FL, 1873
and end March .. 1879. The first three weeks
will be devoted exclusively to Clinical Medicine and
Surgery and Practical Pathological Anatomy In the
Charity Hospital, ano Practical Chemistry and Dis
sections at the College
The Charity Hospital has 100 beds and an annual
admission of more than sir thousand PATIENTS ana
offers unrvaled facilities for practical teaching Inc
students accompany the professors In their daily
visits through the wards, and thus nave the oppol
nifty of studyrg diseases and accidents az ue ga.
side of patients. 1t is to this peculiar feature OF
the school that the Faculty call especial
Fees-In view or the facts above stated ana the
unusual amount of care and labor involved In the
effort 70 render the course as complete as possible
the same fees are demanded as charged by the
Schools of New York and Philadel phia. namely:
Naturalization, So; Lectures, S140; Practical Anat-
omy, SO; Graduation, $50. PAYMENTS required In
advance For circulars. giving full details, ADDRESS
| q RICHARD ION, MI. Dean.
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Henry Station, near Paris, lhas two curiosi-
ties-a pig with eleven toes, five on one foot
and six on the other of his front feet, and a
calf seven months old 1.-THE property of Mr.. j.
E. Ale1ander), which is giving milk. The
sport, and 1T soon began to give milk, and
then another calf began to suck it. 1t will,
no doubt, make fine mixer.
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No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures or maintained so wide reputation as AYERS
CHERRY PECroRAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat and
lungs Its long continued series Of wonderful cures
I'm all climates, has made It universally known as
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordlh-
AIRY colds which are the forerunners Of more serious
disorders 1t acts speedily and surely. always reeV
ing suffering, and often saving life The protecnon
II affords by its timely in the throat and lung
disorders of children makes an invaluable remedy
to be kept always on hand In every home Noper
son can afford to be without IT, and those who nave
once used 1t never will. From their knowledge OF
Its composition and effects. Physicians use tne
CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively In their practice ana
Cergymen recommend it. 1t Is absolutely certain III
its remedial effects. and will always cure "nei0
cures are possible.
Fop SALE RY ALL DEALERS.
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M.sou.c Notice.

TIME officers and members OF DeSoto
/ Lodge No. 800, are hereby requested ~
to attend a Lodge of Instruction, at their ~
lodgeroOm, this (TUESDAY) evening, July' y
I'd, at O'Clock sharp. ,,,, nv ~
BY order b. I: fni0h' W. H.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION AND PLANTKRs BANK. OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis Tenn July /, 1878.
nual dividend Of five per cent. OUT OF tne
earnings Of the bank, payable on demand
p READ. Cashier.
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wEArnER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEPT. OFFICE ca. $40. OFFIck 4
WAsHINsTos, July 2, l am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio rally, fall
ing followed BY rising barometer, partly
cloudy s0eesheT, numerous local rains, sta
tiosary JoliO'ced by Ioicer temperature, and
SOU hA0est sciHds.
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FOUR MORE UNFORTUNATES.
Three Wives and a Mother-tn-LaW
Done TO Death by Three Mer-
CHESS Husbands.

NO. L.
ELMYRA, N. Y, July 1.-Colonel Avian
Buckbee. prominent resident OF this city,
shot his wife and his mother-in-law, and then
blew his own brains out. dying instantly.
Both women were fatally injured.
No.2.
CHICAGO, July Pete E, Stevens even ho a
Young man, twenty-six years old, VINO mas
for some months been living apart from his
wife Mamie, aged seventeen, having, as he
thought, become possessed OF proof OF ner
in6delity, confronted her as she was gong
into the house of her parents, $50 West Con-
eress street, drew revolver, and tired two
Shots, one entering her head and the other
her left shoulder, inficting fatal wound. he
was arrested and taken to the police station,
and this morning was held for trial at the
criminal court without bail.
NO.. 8.
CHICAGO, July Thomas O'Bryan,
moulder in M 'Cormick' s reaper factory, after
having auarreled with his wife, fred at hel
with a revolver, wounding her in the breast
He escaped and has not yet been captured
The physicians say the wounds will prove
fatal
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Attention, Memphis Temperance League

0OU are earnestly requested to meet az the naIl;
i on Jefferson street, tomorrow (WEDNESD.A. ~
night at O'Clock sharp, to perfect an organization
for the display celebration on the Fourth OF july
similar meeting win be hello In the ,;
Chelsea This Will be business meeting. ana aIuil
house Is desired. JAS. II. BEATTIE, Chairman.
W. D, STRATPoS, Secretary.
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Balances.

Currency. ...----.I
Special fund for
the redemption
of fractional
currency.
Special deposit of
legal tenders
for redemptfonl
OF Certificates off
deposit. -...---.i
Coin. .....--..---.i
Coin certificates. e. |
Coin, less coin /
certificates II
Outstanding CALI
ed bonds. ....-.t
Other Outstand-
ing coin liabili-I
ties ...-.-....-.l
Outstanding lie \
gal-tenders. -.
Outstanding frac-
tional currency. |
Outstanding sill
yer c0in....--
Total debt, less
cash In treas
ury -.-.---. -.
! Reduction Of debt
!. for june
Reduction of debt
| since July LIST,
| including ST.
| 55S,S00 Of the
| Geneva award
| bonds, Cancelled
| Market value OF
| gold ...-.-.--.-
Imports Twelve
| months ending
| May DID,.
Exports twelve
| months ending
| May 3D..
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CLOSING warxa

Yesterday Of cotton ord gold: liverpool cot
ton, S-f6d. Memphis cotton, lie. Nero
Orleans cotton, lie. Nesc York cotton,
II 7-16e. Hs.c York gold. 100 81.
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suicide of a Confessed Incendiary.

hanson, police officer of this place.
committed suicide this morning to avoid ar
rest for arson. He had previously admitted
to fsllow-ofncer that he had fired two
houses. Several barns and out-bui.dings
lately burned were believed to have been
fred by him.
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A THREE HOURS SESSION.


BERLIN, July 1.-The peace congress was
in session three hours to-day. The represen-
tatives of Roumania were present and made
statement of their claims. 1t is not expected
that their demands will be granted. the
congress will acknowledge the independence
of Roumania only on condition that all rell-
eions be granted liberty of worship. 1t is
anticipated that the question OF the occupa-
ton OF Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria
will be soon brought before the congress
again and carried to result. All the Euro.
pean powers have instructed their
ambassadors in Constantinople to urge the
Porte to yield. 1t is reported in many quar-
tiers that the Turkish enipotentlaries have
been instructed to offer merely a formal OPP
position. The Russian members of the mill
tary commission, which is now discussing the
boundaries of Seryia, are in favor of making
| them include Now Bazaar and Nisch. The
| Turkish and some otoer plenipotentiarles op-
| pose this The Political Correspondence, OF
Vienna, reports that these negotiations con-
| tiRued Sunday with good prospect OF sue
cess.
I LOST TERRITORY RESTORED TO RUSSIA.
The congress has decided to cede to Russia
| that portion of Bessarabis which she lost IN
| 1856, extending from :the Pruth to the kila
| Darbrudscha to Roumanla. The
| frontier of the new territory
| ia to be advanced so as to conform
| the neighborhood of Silestria without includ-
| ing that town to Mangolla, on the Black
| Sea. Roumania will thus acquire fertile
tract OF country, and be established on both
banks of the Danube. The congress has rec
| oonized the independence of Roumanla and
| Montenegro. Count Schouvaloff and Audras
sy have arrived at an understanding with re-
gard to the frontier of Montenegro.
THE NORTHWESTERN QUESTION SETTLED.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch say
that the Montenegrin question was settled a
Mondays sitting of the congress according
to the Austrian programme. Montenegro
receives considerable increase OF territory II
the north and northeast, and acquires, sub
iect to certain restrictions. Antivan with 1T
harbor. She does not, however, obtain tn
shore south of Antivan, and care
taken to leave about twenty miles betwee
Montenegro and Servia for the contemplate
Austrian railway to Saionica. TIE territor
| coded to Montenegro is about half what wa
allotted to her IN the San Stefano treaty. L
fine discussion of the Roumanian question
Beaconsfield deplored, but contented him
self with protesting against, Russia s intraC
tions of treaties. The congress declare
the independence of Roumanla upon cond
ton that equality and civil and religlor
rights be accorded to all her inhabitants, an
. that all foreign States be treated equally /
. regard to commercial treaties. Rouman
will protest against this, but acquiesce IN Be-
! carohIa
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To The Trade!
TAM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail
Furniture and Mattresses
Board of Equalization

lower than ever befors sold in the city. Ordersnom
country dealers especially solicited
WIN. K. TRIXTON QRvIN6 BLo eS e.,
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Condition OF the Public Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following is a
comparative statement of the condition of the
United States treasury for July 1, 1877, and
July 1, 1873:
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THE HEAT RACE.
Enthusiasm at Louisville.


LOUISVILLE, July strangers from all
sections of the country are arriving, and the
corridors of the hotel are crowded. The
races tomorrow promise to be very interest
ing, and the city is waking up to join In the
Fourth-of-July holiday race. Every accom-
mediation has been provided for the strang-
ers. and the largest crowd ever seen in
America will greet Tenbroeck and Mollie
Mccarthy on Independence day.
st Louis Excited.
ST LOUIS, July 1.-The race between Ten
brock and Mollie Mccarthy, to take place at
Louisville on the Fourth, is exciting good
deal of interest here, and large numbers OF
persons will go over to witness the contest
The Ohio and Mississippi, and Vandalla rail-
roads will run excursion trains at half-fare
and the prospects are they will be heavily
laden. Pools will be sold here on the race
Tenbroeck has the call in betting circles Sc
far, but the mare has a good many friends.
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A BEAUTIFUL complexion depends upon
the purity of the blood. To keep the blood
pure and healthy, use DIR. Bulls blood mix
ture.
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RUMoRs are circulating in London that
Emperor William contemplates Indicating.
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BLOODSHED

At East ST. Louis, Growing Out OF the
Contest between Rival Governments
The Metr0politans Drop Two
OF the Deputy -Marshals in
the Course OF a
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EUROPE.
The Peace Congress Asked to Consider
the Question Of Slavery and to De-
clare the Slave Trade Piracy.
Poor Turkey being Carved Up and
Served Ont TO the Hungry Ma
lions with Capacious Maws
for Territory.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-The Austrian
plenipotentiaries in the congress stated that
Austria sought the cooperation of Turkey.
and did not desire the withdrawal of the OF
toman troops. The Porte's representatives
did not formally protest against occupation,
but only made some observations, which are
now being discussed.
THE PEACE CONGRESS TO DISCUSS THE
SLAVERY QUESTION.
LONDON, July 1.-The British anti-slavery
society has presented a memorial to Bis
marck, to submit to the congress, declaring
that the slave trade be henceforth regarded
as piracy, and that slavery shall not be recog-
nized as legal institution by any State IN
the congress. The memorial states that the
trade for the supply of Cuba and the Mo
hammedan countries causes the loss OF i've
hundred thousand lives annually in eastern
Africa
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Christian Brothers College.
NOTICE.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH
In the Whole History of Medicine

TIME KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH WILL
meet according to instructions =,
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Professor vfrchOw. Beriin- " Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable.
Professor Bamberger, Vienna have
prescribed these Waters with remarkable sue
cess"
Professor Scanzoni, " urzburs- II pre-
scribe none but this"
Professor Lauder BruntOn. MD. = RS,
London. /" More pleasant than its rivals, ana
surpasseS them In efficacy"
Professor AitkeR. MD, FIR -. HoS IL
Military Hospital. Netlcy. Preferred
10 Pullna and FriedrichshalL"
A Wineglassfut a Dose.
IudispensebIet To the Travelling Public
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF TEX APoL-
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FREHH'K DE BARY IL CO.
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The Liable on every genuine Bottle is printed
on Blue paper.
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MISS AND TENN. R. R. co.

coupons of Consolidated Bonds. series Z" B." OF
- this company, will be PAID, either at the Union
and Planters Bank. Memphis, or the importers and
Traders National Bank, New York. Holders OF the
few outstanding old bonds OF the company VIII aad
much 10 the value of their securities by promptly
exchanging them for the new Consolidated Bonds
s. n LAMB,
Secretary and Treasurer