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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
Resolution introduced 10 Unseaf Sepa
tor GastOn-Barrett-Sm Re<o-
buttons Withdrawn.
Heated Contest 10 be Made Over the
Redfss F4cffDg Bill, with n Pr0bs-
bfIity that ~ VIII Not Pass.

Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 10.-A senatorial rip
pie occurred in the Senate over the resolu-
ton by Mr.. Coleman TO unseat Mr.. CASTOR,
on the ground that he could not hold the
collectorship OF Chattanooga and the sena-
torship at the same time. 1t will be a sub
iect of much discussion.
The Barrett-SDnith resolutions were with
drawn for amendment 1t IS thought by
seEae thai they will not be adopted
A resolution was offered in the House re-
questing the treasurer to make report of
receipts and disbursements since the last
report, and the expenditures in printing the
1908 bonds
The balance in treasury on the 1st of
April amounted to $685., S41 81.
A heated contest will be made over the
redistricting bill, as there seems to be wide
diversity of opinion regarding it, with the
probability that no bill will be passed.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The chairmen of the two Democratic COM
mittees will meet here Thursday to deter
mine the time of calling State convention
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LONDON, April 10.-Dennis Florence Nc
earthly, the poet, is dead.
PARIS, April 10.-Jules Etienne Joseph
Quicherat, archeologist, is dead.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Joseph B. Weaver
proprietor of the Everett House, is dead.
SANDusKY, o, April 10. Andrew Biemil.
Ter, prominent citizen Of this city, died
Saturday night.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 10.-Elisha r,
Potter, Supreme Court justice, died to-day
aged seventy-one.
CHICAGO, April 10-W. A. Hurlb4rt, pres.
ident of the Cnicago Baseball Club and OF
the National Baseball League, died of heart
disease and dropsy this afternoon.
JOHNSTON, PA, April 10.-Caspsr w. Eas-
ley, journalist and lawyer, died here yester.
day morning, aged foriy-one years.
PARIS, April 10.-The death of Charles
Ajaud Gertrude, member of the Senate and
writer on legal subjects, is announced.
CoNToocooK, n. H., April 10.-C1lonel
Henry D. Pierce, brother of the late Presi-
dent Pierce, died. suddenly last night.
Cotton Belt Bulletin.
MEMPHIS. TENN, April s, 1882, p m.
Average
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THE LEVEE BOARD
stiu in Session at GreenviIIe-LabOr al
Premium.

Special to the Appeal
GREENvILLE, MISS, April 10.-The wires
have been down two days. The Board OF
Levee Commissioners are still in session.
The opening of bids announced for to-day
has been postponed until 10 o'clock to-
morrow. Contractors are here in force. Over
900 yards of earthwork are to be let, and
there is considerable competition. The
board declined to provide against the posi-
bility OF a June rise. White levee labor will
be at q premium two weeks hence. There is
no talk of employing convict labor.
The river in front is falling slowly, ON ac-
count OF the water pouring in through the
breaks. The backwater is rapidly receding.
The weather Is fine, and planting oper atoms
are progressing favorably.
The Levee Board wilt probably adjourn
to morrow.
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Dr.. S. SWAN, who is in charge of the
House of the Holy Family, in Second ave-
nue., near Eighth street, New York, Roman
Catholic charitable institution for children
whose parents are unable or unfit to care for
them, confessed TO DR.. Taylor, of the Board
of Health, that he vaccinated the children
BY compelling them to swallow the veccine
matter. Emma Abbott, the favoriie singer,
if she had known of this method, might have
avoided that sore leg and Louise Kellogg
a sora nail
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed aud Two Wounded
GOV. COIqHitf at Little Rock.

Special TO the Appeal
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, April 10.-A H.
Colquitt, governor of Georgia, en- route home
from Hot Springs, passed the day in this
city. He is accompanied by DIR. 4. Rains,
physician of the penitentiary of that State.
They will leave for Memphis at 1 o'clock
to morrow morning.
Bowmans saw-mill, eight miles from the
city, blew up this afternoon. Physicians are
leaving for the scene of accident to night.
Two men were killed, two probably fatally
injured, and three badly. Frank Wrinkles,
killed outright.
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CoLoNEL JACK WHARTON, United States
marshal II L1uisiana, who dropped dead
in the Gicer Of the surveyor of the port OF
New Orleans on Friday night last, was
born ia Washington county, Md, and was a
son Of ia sc John o. Wharton, of Hagers-
town. lie wss educated at Rock Hill Col
lrge, vh,'v Re was elassnate OF Wilkes
Both. L. 1906 he went to Texas, and dur
ing he war he commanded the Sixth
Tex Csvalrv. After the war he for
mary years prominent figure in Louis
lana polite, and was for ZONE years
a Conservative. Re was a member Of the
Warmo,h Returning Board, and in 1870
Governor Ke ! g made him sfju;ant gen
eral of lbe Lrui-isna uiliiis, position held
for some tine by q 'nersl LHrg For
some Years re hs' ac.,d with the Rpu5ii-
can pay, ani during PrCsidsnt Hayes
sdminis'r;ti lie was ma C United States
marshal, 20 vhi,h position he was recently
resppo ins3.
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DEAN STANLEY.
The American Testimonial 10 the Late
Eminent Divine.

LONDON, April 1O.-Dean Bradley has
issued statement concerning the memorial
window to Dean Stanley subscribed by
Americans. He says the list of sub
scribers thoroughly bears out the state
ment of the Rev. Philip Brooks
as to its widely representative charac-
ter, and it would be invidious TO
make selections, but it is interesting to re-
mark the name Henry w. Longfellow fol-
lowing, that Of Oliver Wendell Holmes which
is followed by Ralph Waldo Emerson and
John G. Whittier
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TIE cotton market yesterday opened and
closed quiet, with light demand mid
ding quoted llic. In New York spot mid
ding was IL Lice, and quiet; futures closed
dull but steady, April 12.os@121O In Now
Orleans spot middling was l2c, and steady; fu-
lures were dull but steady, with April IL $50
1894. 10 Liverpool Thursday middIing up
lands were 6sd, and Orleans 10 16d, and
quiet; futures closed duh at 80 Cad for
April, April-May, and 50 64d for August
September
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The common council of Richmond have
sent the honor to call the public park re-
Gently purchased in the western section OF
that city after the noble phiIanthropist of
Washington, Mr.. Corcoran, who is TO be
present at the formal OPT Mug Of it.
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SOME of our esteemed and astute cotem-
porsries insist, and support their insist
ance with much Of labored effort, that the
letter sign-d Frank james published in
the ArrEAL Of Saturday is fraul Per-
hsps ii Is, We don't know. Put, judging
that The OUTLAW wss seen and recognized
in that city two weeks ago. and that
of IN Cincinnati Commercial, that he was in
thu, c;ty IN Stturd y last, and was recog
n,zaJ by h man who sold him ticket for
St. L ui-, there is every reason to believe
it genuine. IIox,ver, in a few days, when
Frank bsinl to get in his work in the
blndit-cars,d State OF Missouri, we shall
know
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PARNELL OUT OF PRISON.
He IL Released on Parole for n Week
The Stale of Ireland.

DUBLIN, April 10.-The castle officials are
considering the course of action to be recon-
mended for adoption by parliamen, in regard
to the renewal or repeal of the coercion act.
All the Irish Law dvisers of the crown and
several magistrates and county inspectors
are here. Prominent officials generally take
the sloomiest view of the state of the country.
PARNELL RELEASED ON PAROLE.
Parnell has been released on parole for a
week, in order to enable him to visit his sis
ter in Paris, whose child has just died.
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"CAB" REILLY, The bosom friend OF BILLY
the Kid" recently sent to the peni,entiary
FOR felony, is the Republican doorkeeper of
the State Senate of New York. The World,
in calling attention to this disgrace to a
great State, admitting that politics make
strange bed-f, How )" asks how do Republi-
cans like Major Ellsworth, who was on
General Wadsworth's staff; Mr.. Thomas, Of
Norwich, and Adj1tant Lansing, of Water
town, like political led fellowship with
UCahu u. ;uyo
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The purchase by r. 7. Wilson G. Co, of
New York, OF all the projected and partially
built railroads between this city and New
Orleans assures their completion as a con-
solidated line at an early day. This road
will pass through the rich cotton lands Of
Mississippi, and will be one of the most i'm
portant feeders to the commerce OF Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-11

The St bs"is los, D.sonici in = inted
parsgr -. c-ll= at utiol to the bad habit
we hav- III u i',.l Ia n ,Untry o. s;renu-
ously OH c;.ns 20 the tx cation OF muir
derlr uu'ss' h. can have 'nur or five tsials
in a. -'-...s ..,sns s.i1 a. i ry
red "a .d> .tu.i- 81 III. D. - e, 4 a
sniy ~; s.mfa.hy, 90 rv,.y e.w-r'ly
brute who has recourse to the kniis or pistol
to assert his personal supremacy becomes
pet OF the petticoats," who find in gushing
eentimentalism vent for their emptinss'
They do these things bstter in England. Fer
instance, an American resident of London,
one I.amson, practicing physician, recently
poisoned his brother in Law. He was promptly
tried and convicted, and is now under SEN
tence OF death. Less time was wasted in
preparing the doctor for the kind offices of
the haugman than would be consumed in
this country insecuring an indictment and a
jury. And yet even for him American gush
is gurgling and the aid Of diplomacy has
been called in. Bot it will not save him. In
England they believe in harging murierers.
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GENERAL JOHN +. REYNOLDS, the heroic
soldier who commanded the Federal army
an the first days fight at Gettysburg, is to be
commemorated by an equestrian monu-
ment, to be erected in F1irmount Park or In
dependence Square, Philadelphia. Mr..
Joseph E. Temple, of the latter city, muni6-
Gently subscribed 900 toward the fund.
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south Carolina Election Cases

CHARLESTON, S. C, April l0.-The jury
in the Richlsnd county election cases con-
sists of four white Republicans, five colored
Republicans and three white Democrats.
Counsel for the defense having objected 10
the government standing aside jurors, Judge
Bond said he would not decide the question
then, but would allow the prosecution to
stand jurors aside and proceed with the
case, and if, after considering the question,
he agreed with counsel for the defendants,
he would grant motion in arrest of iudg-
ment in case of conviction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-11

THE New York Herald speaks of the
bribery of the New jersey Legislators as
"NeW Jerseys Shame" This, the Boston
Gibbs says, is because the highest price paid
wss 5000, and the highest offered $1,000,
while the lowest price paid for a New York
legislator last year was $1,000.
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THE Georgisns are jealous of Bay ard be-
cause they think he stands in the way of old
Joe Brown, whom they are coddling into an
ephemeral notoriety, il ne was a great
statesman aud candidate for the vice-presi-
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SCHOOL MATTERS.
Meeting of the Board OF Education Last
Night, without any Unnecessary
WranElIDg or Delay.
Reports of the superintendent and
Finance C0mmittee-yarfofsA
odds and Ends.

The Board Of Education met ON Monday
evening, April 10th. Present-Messfs. g. "
Rambsut, T. K. Boyle, John Walsh, L. Law
horn, J. Degnan, r. d. Jordan, John Link
hauer, ]. J. Du Bose, II. Gronauef, c. c.
Burke, d. B. Scales, j. Ralston, Ed Shaw,
J. r. Grehan and George Rudisil.
Minutes OF the March meeting were read
and adopted.
The superintendent then read his report,
as follows:
OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUcATIoS,
MEMPHIS, April I0,1SS2.
Honorable Board OF Education.
-GENTBEm ES-The summaries ESm the
various schools give the following statistical
inform alton for the month of March 1880.
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perform. Captain Caldwell certainfsis en-
titled to credit for the great care he mas ex-
ercised while wintering his feet heIe. An
hour was spent with him, during which we
were thoroughly convinced that the feet has
been intrusted TO safe hands, who skpnld be
rewarded with permanency in his position.
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A SPECIAL committee of the Board Of
Aldermen of Boston have most favorably
recommended the Waring system of sever
age for that city, and it is to be put down at
once. Wherever it has been tried, as in this
city, it has been pronounced success.
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
r. L AL Z 9 Il AT z.

No. 1859 R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
R. A. Allison ct al. VS.. e. c. Poindexter ct al
PY virtue of introductory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 26th day Of
October 1877, and renewed February IL, 1879. will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, in
front of the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse
of Shelby county. Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, May @, ISS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in Shelby county, Tennessee to-wit
An undivided one-fifth interest in the following
real estate, thus described: Beginning at sarah
Wards northwest corner, from which north $50 q
links to a wbiteoak marked Z. w. thence east 45'
north 221 40 poles to her northeast corner thence
north 49, west 1913 poles; thence west 81 % links
with r. Wsstington's line to a stake from which
north l2o east II links to keetgum marked A.
&. w; thence south l. 81 east 81 poles links
thence west 81 south 226 poles . links;
thence so1th 10 n east with J. G. Deadrick' S
line los poles IA LINKS; thence east 35 north 364
poles IL links: thence north SO lilo poles; thence
east IS $40 poles to the beginning, and lies
KerrviIle Depot. said tract containing 500 acres.
Terms of Saloon credit of seven months; note
with interest and approved securities from date !;
lien retained; equity Of redemption barred. This
April 10 1882. R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Patterson, Solicitors. sat
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indictments, is regarded here as the last mo-
ton the defendants can interpose against the
trial in the Criminal Court.
Representative Belford, of Colorado, says
that neither he nor Secretary Teller yet know
who is to be appointed Teller's successor in
the Senate
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Hustlinw for a Dead zsan,s Shoe.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-A correspond
ent says: The following was shown me by
the receiver to-day:
NEW ORLEANS, April Q.
To z. B. kontz:
Please send strong, well-signed telegram
to the President to appoint me United States
marshal rice Jack Wharton, deceased.
". b. MERCHANT.
Preferences among Republicans here are
for Pitkin.
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ScUYLER CoLFAx positively but gratefully
refuses to be candidate for Congress. He
prefers TO remain sunday-sehooi and tenn
perance lecturer. 1t is more profitable and
not near so embarrassing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-11

ONE of the most loudly applauded senti-
ments at the press dinner on Saturday even
ing, at Ottawa, was that given expression TO
by the President, that Canada should elect
her own governor-general.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Peruvian investigation.

The examination of Shipherd was con-
tinued before the House Committee on
Foreign Relations this morning. Shipherd
declined to talk further in connection with
the late Minister Hultbut, and the commit
tee adjourned without anything new being
brought out.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy tcoatAer and possibly hight rain, north.
easieTly 'oiqds, higher barometer and stationary
, o. lovtr temperature.
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COAL! COAL!


n pia
tot elate
Of mGcs
So
more
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Nlp~-H''~- w. NJ r.
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HAMILTON, Signal Corps, L s.A.
Wants Her Brothers Body.
CHICAGO, April 10.-Mrs. Frances NJ. SEQ
vile today prep .rcd bill, which will be
filed to morrow through her attorney, w. S.
johnson, praying the County Court that she
be appointed c1nservator of the estate and
person OF her brother, Charles ]. Guiteau.
As purifyer of the blood, Ayre's Sarsa-
parilla has no equal. 1t wonderfully i'm
proves the complexion and brings 10 ole and
youug the bloom of health.
Boston, April 10.-The annual Harvard
Yale boat-race takes place at New London
June 30th.
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THE way TO produce a smile on the face
of a man suffering with a racking cough is
TO make him present of a bottle OF DIR.
Bulls C0ugh Syrup. Just try it and You
will be astonished at the result,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-11

THE subscription to Betty and the Baby"
is direct Invitation to. assassination upon
the part of men guarding prisoners.
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II vi OVAL.

MISS NJ. g. TIENsCH HAS REMOYED
M her Zsphyf, Enobroideries and Fancy Articles
from IS Adams 10 No. 2s0 - ain street. two
doors above Jefferson. Orders Tor 81 Shipping
AMI Needlework viii be promptly filed.
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Appointments 10 west Point.

The following is a correct list of the APP
pointments to West Point this year from the
States mentioned: Alabdma-Thomas d.
Staliiugs and Bertram r Clayton. Arkansas.
-Rolfe E. Kennard and Paul J. Semmes.
MissiSsippi-Patrick Henry and Edward
Scudder. Tennessee.-William B. Orr, Sam
uel Seay and George G. Mckenzie.
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If you come home late, bring yonr vile q
bottle OF German Corn Remover Result:
Happiness.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Coming opera Compan,


We are pleased to see that in the sale of
reserved seats for the entertainments next
week by ForPs opera troupe, no extra
charge will be made. This company come
here under the management of several pri-
vate citizens, who do not seek fer specula-
ton in the matter, and have therefore made
the scale of prices us they have done. The
company is a splendid one, and the main
reason for bringing them here was to give
our people the pleasure CT hearing them at
reasonable rates Of admission.
The Colonel.
The audience at the Theater last night to
witness the first appearance of this comedy
was not what the character of the play
aud players merited. The "too utterly
utter esthetic" craze, such as has been on two
occasions rather tamely presented in FGtienes
as inepired tho Community r1tEfr with dis
gust than otherwise, therefore the announce
ment that The Colonel was a satire on "lhe
craze" conveyed the idea that we W, re again
to be treated with similarly miserable stuff
Such is not the fact, as everyone present last
night will readily attest. One compares
with the other no more than day does with
night. The Colonel has an interesting plot, 3
replete with entertaining dialogue, and calls
for srtstic work in the delivery of the lines,
while the charscterzat on, although of the
society order, would be spoiled except in the
hands OF thoroughly schooled and intelli-
gent ladies and gentlemen, such compose
the Eric Bailey Comedy Company. The
movement OF the play was unexeepiionable,
which is unu4ual in first night performances
on a stage with which the people OF a COM
pany are not familiar. The stage settings
reflect credit upon the present scenic artist Of
Leubrie's Theater, who has en former occa-
sions won high encomiums for the many i'm
provements he has wrought in the scenic
properties of the stage. As a synopsis of
the plot of The CoJone was prieted IN Sunday
issue it is unnecessary to Reproduce it here.
The following is the cast;
Colonel Woottweil W. Wood late &c. 8 Cav
airy, Cosmopolitan. .---- $500. Erie Beyley
Richard Forester Ra ymond Holmes
Mr. Lambert Streyke .----.-..--C 7. Flockton
Basil Georgione his Nephew Leslie EdTnunds
Edward Langton. LIE ford Ar1hur
Mullins W m Royston
farkeS a waiter teodpfe ROBERTSON
Ronel! stewart
Lady Tompkins. Miss Maria Davis
Oliver, her Daughter (Forrester Mlfe------:.:-
......-. Miss The-ese Waldron
Nellie, Forrester's Sister, who objeets 70 sss-
theticisnn. Miss Myndha Bayley
Mrs Blythe, Fashionable Widow
Miss fSacnel sanger
Goodall Miss mary hersilsiF
HusfIing for n Dead Ganss Shoes
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The MONARCH

TAVING been appointed Agent for the Messrs-
n J. NJ Brunswick = Bake Co., the ceh =
bratsd manufacturers OF Billiard Tables and Sur
plies am prepared 20 oter Inducements TO parties
requiring anything in thls line.
SIDNEY COOE.
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COUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, NoIls.F
. and A. NJ. VIII meet in special com n
munication this cru ESDA6) night, AprilNS ~
lltb, at s O'Clock, for work in the Masters M
degree. Ali Master Aasons are cordially "
invited.
By order ALEX. ALLISON W. NJ.
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All kinSs OF Sporting Goods, Ten-Pin Balls snd
Pins Biiliard-Cloih. Balls. Chalk, Cue-I1ps etc,
at manufacturers prices. Office and Bi liar1 Par
lor Nos Is and Is Monroe st Memphis, Tenn.
- II. GsssNNERAE. A cent
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DEM RoYALARCH CHAPTER,No. p q
l. RA-M--Will meet in special con n
vocation this (TUESDAY) night April " W
18th, at $50 O'Clock. for work IN the M
Marx and Past Masters degree. V
Visiting companions fraternally invited.
By order C. W. MOSBY, NJ Z. H P
d. O. TRADFK Secretary
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NJ kim m Minim m lpai,to1l
| Tenn. Tenn 1sdliilaii
Wants Her Brothers Body.

Posted in Memphis at . am, April 0, 1852
HAMBLETON, Signal Corps, S.A
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Secretary FoIger upon being spoken 10 re-
garding the report that the Republicans will
nominate him for governor OF New York
this year, remarks that he would answer the
questions as TO whether or not he would ac-
cept when the nomination is form ally
t.ndered him; but he added that bis prefer
ence would be to remain in the cabinet.