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Sherif's Sale.

Francis Arnold against Sarah G. Sheppard,
Mary 8. Gillam.-EXecution.
PY virtue of an Execution to me directed In
- the above stated case, I will sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, within the
legal hours of sale at Abbeville Court House
on MONDAY the 4th day of MARCH, 1889, all
the right, title and interest of Sarah q. Shep.
pard and Mary s. Gillian In the following de.
scrlbed property, to wit: One lot In the town
Of Greenwood with the buildings thereon
containing
FOURTEEN C4 ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by Main street, lot
of Peter McKeller, deceased, the Hacket
lands and others, as the property OF Mary s.
Gillian. Also
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of land, more or less, in Nlnety-Six township
bounded by lands OF NJ. Richardson, H. B.
Dukes, Ely. Sheppard and others, as the prop.
erty OF Sarah Y. Sheppard. Levied on and
to be sold to satisfy the aforesaid execution
and cost.
TERMS-Cash. w. D. MANN,
Jan. l3, 1889, 81. Sheriff A. Z.
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Mortgagee's Sale.

ny virtue OF power of sale conferred by two
IS mortgage deeds, executsu by G. W. john
son to Guliford Cade, bearing dates the 9th
February, 1884, and the 18th December. lSS4 l
will sell at public outcry, on SALEDAY IN
ali of that tract of land owned by the said G.
w. Johnson, situate in Abbeville county, con:
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY.oNE
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by Anos
and Saluda River.
TERMS-One- half cash, with q mortgage OF
the premises to secure the unpaid purchase
money. G. CADE,
Feb ). 1889. At Mortgages.
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Masters Sale.
2he State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James R. Haddon against VIM. A. Templeton
ct tal-Foreclosure.
PY virtue OF an order of sale made in the
- above stated case, will offer for sale ut
public outcry at Abbevile G. H.. 8. c., on
SALEDAY IN MARCH, 1889, within the le-
gal hours OF sale, the following described
property, situate In said State and County, to
wit: All that tract or parcel Of land, contain
ing
Three (3) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF u. P. De-
Bruhl, Mrs. Z. A. Robertson, and the Ander.
son Road.
TERMS OF ,SALE-One.tbird cash; one
third to be paid on the first day Of December,
1889. and one-third on the first day Of Decem-
ber, 1890, the credit portion to bear interest
from day Of sale and to be secured by bond Of
the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises,
with leave TO the purchaser to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers. o ,,
Feb, II, 1859, 3t
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NOTICE.

1,HE School Commissioner can always be
found in his office at the Court House on
SALEDAY and the 18th of every month, ex-
cept when the 18th occurs on Sunday, In
which case his Office will be open on the nth.
Feb G. 1880 If
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Young Mules for Sale.

u,HE MULES FOR SALE BY THE AU.
gusta Street railroad are the best and
cheapest in the market. They are young and
in good condition. Having been worked for a
few months 1t is Il benefit to them. as they
have been we'll fed and well cared for. Those
who Intend to purchase will find 1t to their In.
terest 10 call at the
Street Railroad Depot,
Feb. 6, 1850. 2t Augusta, Ga.
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Strayed or Stolen

FROM MY PLACE AT WHITE HALL one
I Bay Horse colt, abont two years old, rath.
er thin in order, also some little deformity
about his front teeth. Any Information lead
ing to the recovery of him will be literally
rewarded. GEO. w. TOLBERT,
Feb. II, 1880, II. Bradley, s. G.
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Feb. 6, 1SS!
Administrators Notice.

"A BELLA TOLBERT, deceased, must set
tle and those who may have claims against
the estate must present the same without de-
lay. THOMAS n. SMITH.
Feb. 6, 1889, st Administrator.
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Sherif's Sale.

James A. Partlow VS.. S. I. Partlow, w.
Richardson as Executors of j. \. l.
Partlow, deceased.-EXecutions.
DY virtue of sundry Executions to me di
ID rected in the above stated case. will sci
to the highest bidder at Public Auction with
In the legal hours of sale at Abbeville Cour
House on MONDAY the fourth day o
MARCH 4. D.. 1889, all the right title ant
Interest of J.:Y. l.. Partlow, deceased, In tht
following described property 10 wit: All that
tract or parcel or land, situate, lying and be
ing in tile county OF Abbeville, South Caro-
lima, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less and bounded by lands of W. II.
Whitlock, Coleman and others. TO be sold In
four or five tracts. Plats to be exhibited OH
day OF sale. Levied on and to be sold as the
property Of j. Y. l.. Partlow, deceased, to sat.
isfy the aforesidc Executions and cost.
TERMS-Cash. w. ID. MANN,
Feb. 7, 1889, st. Sheriff A. {.
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Barbed Wire Fencing the Best..-No
Ribbon Wire, with Frills, is Good.
We ask the atteu tion of our readers to the
article on wire fences. It Is valuable and IN.
structive. That article alone is worth year q
subscription to the Press and Banner, but we
throw II in, without extra charge.
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The Literary Club will meet ct the house OF
W. H. Parker, ESQ.,, on Friday night, 10th In.
slant, at eight o'clock. An essay will be read
BY Mr.. Benet on English and American
characteristics"
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MARRIED..

MARRIED-Sunday, February 10, 1889, by
Mis- GEORGIA CAMPBELL, ull Of Antre-
willie.
MARRIED-February 8, 1889, by Rev. w.
F. Pearson, Mr.. THOS. 8. MEADOWS, Of
Greenville and Miss LUCY, youngest daugh-
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Feb. 12, 1889, st
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
GAGGED AND EAowNnp.
The Body ofa Beautiful and Refined Ar
pearing Woman Found In East River.

The Body ofa Beautiful and Refined Ap.
paaring Woman Found In East River.
NEW YoRK, Jan. ls.-Just before 10
O'Clock this morning Policeman James
McGill, Of the sixiy-Sovenlh Police sta
ton, discovered the body Of a woman,
about forty.Gvo years old, floating In the
East River at the foot Of Sixth street A
white handkerchief was tee, over the
mouth Of the drowned woman, and was 30
securely fastened that the impression OF
the policeman was that she had first been
gagged and then aitcrwafd thrown into the
river. There were no marks Of violence
about the body The face Of the drowned
woman bore unmistakablc evidence OF re-
finement aud beauty. Il was stated that
judging from the appearance Of tho body
u had not been In the water longer than
ten or twelve hours. In her two small cans
we're little gold earrings, and on the third
finger OF her left hand WIS plain gold
band. Her hair Was sprinklod with gray
and was coilcd at the back Ia knob. She
was very small in stature but well pro.
poriioned, and weighed not moro than 100
pounda.
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Internal Revenue COLLECTIONS.

WAsuINGToN, Jan. lh-1ho collections
Of internal pyonuc lor the first six months
Of the fiscal year ending June ~, 1852,
were 63,3l2, sos. an increase Of ss,iS,pj7
az compared with the collections for the
corresponding period OF the previous fiscal
year. The receipts were ~ follows From
spirits, 80, JGG, 80, nn Increase 81 sl,3iS,.
sil; IRON tobacco, slj,3i3.bij, u decrease
Of SOIL. 2ii. from icfmcnlrd liquors, sl2,-
~, 800, an increase 0i s2i,U2S, from ulro.
margarine. SilO,psD, an increase oi SOL.
aO3. from banks, bankers, etc, sj,1l1, un
increase OF i,3J2, from miscellaneous,
SO. 800. a decrease OF 50, 262. The r..
ccipts Tor December 1883, wrru ,jb2, 20
less than those for December, 1881.
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Patent heterogeneous by Innorcnt
rartlca

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-At the first
session OF the present Congress Senator
George introduced bill TO protect inno-
cent purchasers Of patented articles from
recovery OF excessive damages Tor in
fringomcnt. Today the Senate Committee
on Patents reported, recommending that
the George bill bo stricken out, aud the
bill on the same subject introduced 10y
President elect Harrison. while IN the
senate, on the 10th oi December, 1883,
be substituted therefor. This bill pro-
yidcs that In any suit for damages 10y ~.
fringcmcnt, when II Is shown the de-
PENDANT purchased for his own use only,
the plaintiff shall not recover more than
$50 he shall not recover costs unless lie.
icndanl had actual knowledge OF notice Of
the existence OF such patent IL further
provides that the plaintiff In all such suits
shall deposit $50 for costs, and failure To
make deposit shall cause dismissal ri the
suit. In ease the defendant prevails the
court shall award Gusts and counsel fees
not 10 exceed SO.
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Ihe ~ aim Investigation.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS-The army re-
firing board examining Judge Advocate.
General d. G. Swain met at tho War
Department at o'clock this afternoon
After tho recorder had read the record OF
yesterdays proceedings Gen. Macioely
questioned the ACCESSIBILITY Of further pro.
ccednCs since Gen. Swain had acknowl-
edged that he was not incapacitatcd. The
recorder read from tho instructions TO the
board by the Adiutant- General and Gen.
Maciccly withdrew his objection. The
medical officers then presented their re-
port of the results OF the physical exam
nation, which the recorder dld not read.
The president, Gen. Benc,, asked Gen.
Swain il he wished to make any state.
mcnt before the board and he replied that
he would like TO do 50 aud requested that
the visitors loo excluded from the room,
which was done.
The examination OF Gen. Swain was
concluded this afternoon, aud the board
adjourned sine die. They will make rc.
port 10 the Secretary of War tomorrow,
and the case will be prepared lor the Pres
idents action. Ii is understood that the
board will report In favor OF Gen. Swaim's
retirement, Notwithstanding some OF the
members are said 10 be OF the opinion that
his present disabilities are not serious
enough to incapaci,atc him for further
active service.
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slave trade in East Africa" 1t asks
grant OF 1000, Doom. The task Of executing
the provisions Of the bill is entrusted to
a commission, which shall have the right to
supervise the proceedings OF the East AZ
rican Company. Regarding the proposed
expedition, the bill authorizes the Chau-
cellor TO draw the necessary money from
the Imperial funds. The preamble de-
clares that the guiding principles of the
German colonial policy, as discussed and
approved by the Reichstag in 1884 and
1885, continue unchanged.
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S63S to John W. Gates. Land Register of
West Tennessee, for transcription OF deeds,
was read and referred.
The Senate resolution TO appoint n COM
mittce to make arrangements for the in
auguration OF the Governor on January %
was adopted.
Mr.. McDowell's bill in regard to the
extinct indebtedness OF the municipality
OF Memphis passed first reading. A num-
Der OF House bills were passed on their
second reading and referred to the proper
committees. Adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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The Republican Caucus.

specIaI Dispatch 70 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. IS. "A caucus
OF the Republican members Of the Gen
eral Assembly was held last night in the
Senate Chamber. Representative Hinkle,
OF Hardin, was the chairman. A resolu-
ton declaring against the Democratic
idea Of caucussng upon the nomina-
ton Of women was unanimously passed.
II was decided that w. G. Anderson, OF
Cooke, should receive the Republican
vote for Secretary of State, Herman A.
Ilaslock for Comptroller. and Neal Brown
Sims. OF Lawrence, for Treasurer.
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wuN LUNG FOUND
Guilty Of Smuggling Opium From Canada
Into tho StatUa

Into tho Statga
AtnANy. y. y, Jan. Is In th, United
States District Court today tho Grand Jury
made iis prcscntmcnis. Chang Ice. Low
How and Al Quong, 1t BuiItlo, were IN
dirlcd Tor smuggling opium into the
United States from Canada Al Quong
and Tow llow pleaded guilty Low How
was fined Zoo and Al Quong WIS sem
fenced 10 the Albany County Pcnitcntiary
i5r two yclu aud TO u hno OF 500. Tho
evidence against Chang Ice twas insufficient
aud hc was acquitted, having pleaded not
guilty
wun Lung aud Edward Mcllingcr, OF
Eric County. acy0mpIicrs Of the China
men In smuggling opium, pleaded guilty
10 the charge OF smuggling opium at sus-
pension bridge aud were fined slGO and
committed 10 the Erie County Jail until
/, should be- paid. The laci that they had
given testimony which assisted In dctec-
ton oi smugg.cu was adduccd 10 mii'
gate their sentence.
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BERLIN, Jan. ls,-The Post says that a
letter written by Baron Roggenbach TO
Prof. Geilcken in the autumn Of 1883
shows that Geiicken had consulted the
Baron about the publication of the ex-
tracts from Fredcrick's diary and that
Roggenbach had advised him against the
publication until the Emperor saw the
original. The Baron remarked that in the
letter that he was curious TO know what
impression the perusal of the diary would
make on the court,
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PARIS, Jan. ls,-of the new Panama
Canal Company, NJ. DeLosseps will be
president and his son, Charles, vice-presi-
dent. Count Dilehan and NJ. Cottu, a
director of the old company will be on
the new Board OF Directors. The credit
foncicr announces that the interest on
stocks and obligations deposited will, after
the payment OF the prizes OF the lottery
bonds, leave an annual surplus of over
400, 900 francs toward the ultimate redemp-
ton of the bonds.
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sonn,or iIarr,s Congratulated.

Special ulspuigh % Zoe Appeal
WAniNoroS, Jan. 49, Senator Harris
has returned here, aud has been the rccip.
lent Of many congratulations on the result
II his recent fight for recollection. Tonnes.
scans In Washington nro preparing % give
hima reception and banquet II was At
hfst arranged 10 take place tomorrow
night, bat ID X now probable that u will
b. postponed until one evening next week.
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special Dispatch TO The 4 sL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ls-scnhtor
Craighead is opposed to 'hc proposed
amendment 10 the charter Of Nashville 10
enable Il to subscribe upon ihfce-iourihs
popular vote, 10 the ock Oi ncw railroads.
Messra. llutchison, Noodall and Polk, Of
the House, said H. an Atrial reporter,
that they favored ths aBienlinenii and
Mr.. Morris said that hc lad not examined
the bill carefully, bat thought that he
would support IL.
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Lrmnsi mo-rman ssnlenech.

Special Dispatch Co The Appeal
JAcgsoN. Miss, Jan. lS.-lcmuol kesc-
man, colorcd, was today sentenced 70
three years In the pCnilcuiiary Tor tho
killing OF Frank Hughes, q colorcd barber,
hero last Christmas Amos longmire,
colorri. ior M, killing OF acolorcd man at
Clinton laf 600. gets seven Years ia tho
peni'rniH.. Daring the ttial u dcvel-
appd thai one Of the motives ion the kill
inp Was that the deceased was Damn
Democratic ai.gor."
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nina nelnr,ncr. rarrr ,hc nnr.

LONDON, Jan. ls.-Tho London County
elections have been completed. OF the
IFS members, seventy are Rciormer, in
Guiding Lord Roscbcrry, Sir John Lub-
book. Lady sandhursti Mr.. Harris, Of the
Drury lane Theator and the Socialist
Burns and iorty-cight independents. The
coniosts did moi involve politics. but the
largo proportion Of Liberals causes rojo.c.
Ing m the party, ~ indicating. change Of
opinion Ia the metropolis Az the candi.
dates who were members OF the Board OF
Works associated with the recent plumber
revelations were rejected,
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rnE PRlsoN IrAeR cAsE.
Il IL Postponed Until Another Torn Of
Court-Tho Reasons.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Jar. IS. Attorney
General Miller on behalf Of the State, 10.
day, In the matter Of the pcniteniiary
lease for 1885, iilcd an famendcd dcclara.
ton In the Circuit Court, seeking 10 hold
the principals, Hamilton, llOskins x Co. Z,
on their contract Tor tho rent, IA the Court
held the bondsmon no liable. The case
was TO have been heard today, but when
called Judge Chrisman excused himself on
account Of family connections with defend
ant, lloskins. Alter i'olociual attempts
10 agree upon q member VI the bar 10 pre-
side, the case was sent over 10 the next
term, Judge Chfsman announcing that lac
would invite another Judge to preside.
In the mandamus c,vl Of Judge Whar-
ton against the Auditor, The Circuit Court
held that the Judges retired by the act Of
lsss, reducing the Itmber Of districts,
were entitled 10 DO paid the Increased sal.
airy, under the now Law. until the end u
their terms. This was test case, there
being about four or Eve Judges interested.
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A Grea, olad.,onian yIc,ory.

LONDON, Jan. lS, In the Parliamentary
election in the Govan division today, Mr..
Wilson, Gladstonian, received 4,420 votes,
and Mr.. Fender, Unionist, 3,3i0 In the
last contest Pcarce, Conservative, received
1914, and Dickson, Gladstonian, 3,2l2.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
NEW STATES.
The House Agrees to Admit Them,
Passage of the Springer Omnibus
Bill Yesterday.
The Senate Agrees to tho Sugar
Bounty Amendment.
General Swain Unwilling to Admit
His Incapaoity.
Senator Gibson and the History OF the
Louisiana Territorv-Public Build
ing Site at Toxarkana- Inter-
nal Revenue Collections.


Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. The Secretary Of
the Treasury has approved the report of
Col. Fister, the supervising architect Of the
Treasury, for public building at Tcxar-
kama, Tex. The ground is located on the
State line street, Fifth street, Elm aud
Oliver streets, blocks 80 aud 20, owned by
A, Salinsky and J. +. Kirby. The amount
paid for the same was 5000.
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charged Win Rape.

BpocIil DTIpalrh % Tic AppcaL
NEwrom, Ark, Jan. ls-Two young
colorcd men, names not learned, were
Looked in the county jail at Jacksonport
today charged with having committed
rape on a negro girl. All the parties live
about twelve miles from Newport, IN ths
county.
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The Holy Zee.

ROME, Jan. lS-Thc OSaroyd'o Romano
denies that the Pope interiered in any
way in the matter OF the English offer TO
purchase the chartreuse liquer monopoly.
The gifts Of the Pope from Ireland, which
are being exhibited ia the Irish College,
include 300 chasubles
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Mou,sua'. Position.

WAsnlNGroN, Jan. S.--rho Omnibus"
Till, which passed the House today, in 80
far rs IL relates to Montana, authorizes the
inhabitants Of that Territory TO choose
delegates TO form convention. In each
district into which the Territory is divided
three delegates shall be elected, but no
clcctor shall vote for moro than two per-
sons for delegates. The election shall bc
held on the second Monday in May, 1850.
The number Of delegates shall be seventy.
four. The delegates shall meet on July I,
1882 and are authorized 20 form Consti-
tuition aud state Government, provided
that at the time oi election Of delegates tho
Constitution ndoptedby the constitutional
Convention, held nj Helena IN 1884, shall
be submitted To the people for ratification
or rejection. II the Constitution IN raii-
fled, the convention, authorized by this
act, shall rc.submit II TO the people, with
such changes only ~ may DO necessary in
order TO comply with the provisions ol this
act II again ratified, the President Of the
United States may issue his proclamation,
declaring the state OF Montana admitted
as u State into the Union from and after
the date Of the proclamation. Until other
wise provided. the State Of Montana shall
be entitled to Que Representative In the
House Of Representatives.
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neeord. Of ,nc Louisiana Territory.

WAsuiNGroN. Jan. Ex-senator Gibson,
Of Louisiana, today introduced a copy OF
the bill introduced into the House IN the
Fony.tcycnth Congress Ia authorize the
Secretary Of State To appoint agents 10
procure copies Of nll papcn la possession
Ut the Governments NJ Great Britain,
France and Spain, relating 10 the history
Of the Louisiana Territory aud the East
aud West floridas. For this purpose the
sum Of "a, 600 Is appropriated.
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Tho Pensacola a ncmph,s Railroad.

wAIiNGroN, Jan. Is. The act grant.
Ing the right Of way 10 tho Pensacola Il
Memphis Railroad Company through tho
public lands in Florida, Alabama, Migsis-
sippi aud Tennessee, has become q law
without tho Presidents signature.
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INperIInrnts IN TIn4.

wAsmNoroS, Jan. ls.-Roprcscntaiiyo
Glass, OF Tennessee, from tho Committee
on Agriculture. today reported adversely
10 the House the Senate bill appropriating
s25, OOO 10 be- expended under the direc.
ton Of the Commissioner NJ Agriculture IN
making experiments IL the cultivation and
Manufacture Of fax aud hemp.
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Tic Mnhd,'. Inteu,Iou..

sUAEIN, Jan. ls.-BaEaar rumors are
current to the effect that the Deryishes arc
massing at Khartoum Tor an advance upon
Dongola, aud that the Mahdi intends 10
inNnle EpNnt.
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LONDON, Jan. lS.-.Tho Madrid CORE
spoudent Of the Daily kel9 says that the
Spanish Government is trying TO set oil
Spanish claims for damages sustained In
the war OF secession in the United States
against the Moro compensation claim.
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Thc Cnucus Accomplishes NothIng.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. lS.--The caucus
met at $50 o'clock today and seven ballots
were taken for Secretary of State. The
last ballot resulted: Wade 10, Morgan 10,
McLemore 0, Miller Is, Williams Z, Allison
3, Butler 0, Neal 5, Morton G, Mallory 4,
Thompson s, Sadler 3. The caucus then
adjourned until Monday.
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mission of Montana was embodied in the
substitute, upon motion OF Mr., Toole, OF
Montana.
The House then took recess, the even
ing session to be for the consideration of
private pension bills