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arufrsslonal 6ar0s.
mo TROTTER.

A TTORSET AT LAW, Austia Tuuios county, Miss
n viii attend 70 the payment ot taxes redemption o.
land either forfeited 90 for tzxes and viii promptly
attend 10 the exEminEtiou Of isRd titles IN tue COUNTIES
o. Tunica Coahom8 Bolivar and Wsshfngton-
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We are adthOrized 70 announie JOHN " TAYL
ss calidaie for ection for the once Of C0nsta
in he FIfth Civn District OCT
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FLOURNOY s. FARRELLY,
A TTORNAYS At Law. memphis, Tennessee- once
a seoond strest Blythe Padding, Eorthsast corner oi
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W. G. WEATHERFORD,

= leon. Ark.
Refer 70 A wright Rsq, and ooi. h g. Payne, Mesa
phis I Judge b I Czruthers, Supreme C9urti Z. 6.
Eastman. Esq Nashville; Major G. A Hsnry, Clarks-
we Tenn and Gez- 7. B. Eournoy, Deshs CO., Ark-
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TToRGoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
visa & 70 inform the efsens of Memphis and its VI
entity that he has l0osted himse 81 the southeast
osrnsr o. BHioa AMI Second streets.
On aours uufHs o'ciOck ia the morning. between u
and at noon aud bstEeene and IN the evening.
REFHENCEs-Judge Shake; Gov. Brown. Of hiss-i
Eeiscl aitche ESQ. Of Charieston s. c.; Drs- He.ing
Liupe q Rha ephias and Dr.. osspsr Of Louisville
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WE are Authorised 10 snnounos ". 4 BRIDGES, as
CANDIDATE for Constable q he 5th Civil District Ele'
tlon % March next. ooft
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AselSucc<b NOtACts
TTAvINe been appointed Assignee o. PETTOh
III HARBIE notice Is hereby CIV. 70 al persons IN
debted . aid dm - note account % coe forward
Iueilsteiv and settle As IndulEence cannot Be EiVn
md The undersigned alone authorzd 70 give reoepl
n dischsrge Of The Liabilities % The sait 6rm.
n. RAGLAED,
sSviS-daSsu By stsornsy, ,. D. RasAnd.
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EnR rnNsranI

n. SAINT ; eGndidats for the once Of Constable
the election In Marca, IN the F0urteeth Civu
- Dtrlct. aHgi6-tea
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We are AutkoriEed 10 announcs THOMAS g. HILLS
cand ate for the oce of Csunty Trustee Of shelby
county. At the eusuinr March election sepI2- te
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Ma.lef o. E1rlalluus hslfLu1ore.
THROUGH TlCKETs, s'loEing the holders % stop Al
aay point. and resume heir pleasure may Be
purch.rd 81 the Company's Ofioe. No. rs, Jenerson
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotel Memphis
iune25-Iy WM. NORM, Agent
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A FroREETs AT Law, Memphis, Tean- of1os o.
~ Eearoe streei, between Msin and Seoooo streets
iauIO-fF
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A rToRNEYs Al Law onoes No 25s kAin street,
~ ever Benssn's Music Store, Memphis, Tenn, and
Hernsndc, Desoto county, Miss. Wi sttend promptly
- al osectons busincss entrusted 70 them IN west
Tennesa-e Nnd Eorth Mississippi
REPER To-Trufft. Bro Co PhilEdelpniai Cronins
Hurxthan 4 sa4rs. water steinlein, n. u ". B.
Miller, Jones, Brovn 8 c., " J. webb d Co. Mem
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F.AKERRFNER. b. ME-.

nz ARTHUR TAYLOR has associsted With hin
~ his brother Dr. v Z Y TAYLOR r. They onsI
Oaoe on Court street, south side Of the squsrs.
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NRTVCE

nR !. SLEDGE has retHrned from New Tork,
" acer an absence OF nine mouths and has eHected
sons founding cures In that cify He has taken
ose al Eb 81 N5nree street between Main and second
Etrsets vii rsums the practice Of Medicine where
Be has as o-iebr1tsd ConpoInds. All calls A..
TENDED TO- day night As he intends locating perma
neutly Nsmphis and the great Success be has
bad IN the treatment of tie various easss he thinks
be should have liberal pstronsg from the ctiIens Of
Asnphfs faus-dIy
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DIRECT ROUTE To
seO1'Ehe1'll TPf0S.

OrAGES leave Gaines Landing Mississippi rfvsrl
- Daily. Al A. n, passing through the hourishinz
city OF Camden 10 washington, Ark Throuzh ln s4
hours. BELDING 4 STONE Areuts
aeps-ftlV esaines' Ta1dinz.
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TREADWELL & &FOLLINTINE,
A rTORNKTs AT Law, Memphis, Tenn Ofice, Ne.
Coumercizl Hntei- tu3-chUly
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sa1IS
ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Cash on hand and On dsposit...... sts,ss7 q
Cash IN the hands o. AEents and In
COURSE of Transmission, securud By
Bond with suretles............. 6.657 -
Fifty-f0ur Bonds and Mortgages, At
and per cent interest, a.
mounting 10 the aggregate tos... ia si5 %
which mortgages vsua-
be and pro fucfive real estate,
principally farms rtcoried and
Arst liens, worth generally double
the amount, and more than mort
Eaged for 10 each case, and In
ease less than 50 per cent. more,
exclusive Of farm buildings and
50 certified By the Recorders,
where recorded, ta TIRE Auditors
Of the States Of Ohio and Illinois.
HInsteen BJnds intest perIent.,
security smpe, amounting In the
hggregaie .s......'....-...... Hscoo u
BIIis Reeeivabie. viz. PrOmlssory
Notes, payable d-nsnd--..... s,gO0 -
Cash due IRON responsible parties
on demand. ............. I,sss 81
Interest soerued and principally
due, payable jan l. isS7........ HOS IS
INCOME FcR TIE YRAR 1855
Amount q Premiums received during tes year s's - =
ssO-41O IA
HxPENDTTURBs
Bxpsnses for the year, incuding oommiss ons,
salaries OF onioers, rents. prin ina, postage.
and Al other o66S 40
Dividends paid during the year........-.. 10000 90
Dsosn5er a. -. ',, Y' I,ssa "a
Amount paid fer Losses that occurred during
the sssa -
1sl5s5 S
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not tdus...-.....sI,i5O 90
Losses claimed and unadjusted...... s55 90
Losses claimed and resis ed...-..... 1900 90
Losses repor ed, on which no action
has been taken-....-.. loo 90
All other claims against the Company
small, not exceedlng.-...-........ 800 90
The shove Liabilities since adjusted and paid.
whole amount Of risks taken during the
-.--.........-....-....S15J5 - o.
Whole amount Of property rsk Al date o4 6o2 90
STATE OF PEsSsVLvAsIA,
COUNTY OF BRADFORD.
RrNncis Tyler Presdeut, and John E. Canheld, Secre-
tay Of the farmers Uoion Insurance Company, being
severa duly sworn depose and say and each for him
self says, that the foregoins s true fun and correct
statement Of the ssd corporation and that they
FRANCIS TYLER, President.
J. B. CANFIBLD. Secretary.
Subscribed snd sworn, before his, 24;h say Ian
uary A. D., 1857. J. B. REEVE, JP.
STATE OF TENEEssEE. CosrFTR oLLEa's OFFICE,
NAsHvILLE. December s, 1881.
This h 10 certify thst Farmers Union Insurance
Company, located - Athens IN the stats Of Pennsy-
vAnis, has complied with all the requirements
passed By the General Assembly the Of Tsnres
sse IN March. 1855, entitled AN Act regulate the
agencies Of Insurance Comp niss not inoporAt b. the
State Of Trnnessee," and that ". MILTON and 8.
PUTNAM the legally thorEed gents Of said Com
psny IN the town Of Memphis State Of Tennessee
deosi-lm J. O. LUTrRBLL, Comptroller.
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each one seems to have been ATTENDED =,
bitterness more and more intensified S'Hi =
the strife was still going on, the Federal -.'
tuition was adopted, and Kentucky w. -,
IN new relations to the existins Cove-T,r.--. S'l
Great feTments prevailed. DiSoord .ro--. =
people ran riot. Four conventions wer, - ~, We
quick succession. Separation from Vi,,;' - "a
violent means was openly proposed: M. .
leaders, with their bands of marau,lrr! : "a -,
tated the Territory; all law was set ~ fs;-,-
and civil war seemed almost inevitable L.
who conceive the scenes in Kansas for nh.
few years have been without parallel VII I
investigate the intestine feuds In KcutucL, ~
combinations against the laws and ri,bfr,l :,
thority of Virginia-and the same state of til
IN what Is now Tennessee, against the c.
ment of North Carolina, il will be found -,
n0'5 as thea, human nature is still the s,.rs, -.
that when bodies of men determine. 10 -.
themselves ia rebellion against existing for,
society, speciOuS PretcxtS will always he t.
to delude the people. Ii the face OF all e,r,-.4
to the contrary, the rightful AUTHORITY Of r.
GINA was maintained by herself and tn. Pei
Government, till. ON the sth day Of D.,e-nS,-
1883, Virginia, a. the only competent le-,j -
thOrity, passed law remarkable in il ~
visions that must new be coatent with r,
briefest possible abstract, and aflix the VIII.
hereto in an Appendix. as No 3
To BE CONTINUED
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LIEUT.. GEp. scorT.-This veteran officer is
he was formally received by the Virginia Legis-
lature. Having been conducted into the hall,
he was Handsomely received by the Speaker of
the House in an eloquent address, to which he
made feeling response, and was subsequently
introduced TO the members individually.
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THs Nav SLAVE TRADE-As the ship Kate
Hooper, of Baltimore, was taking a cargo of
Coolies from Macoa to Havana, the Coolies mutt
inied and got possession of the between decks,
set the snip on fire three times, and before they
could be subdued the officers shot fifty of them.
The master was confined to his bed by sickness
at the ti,uc
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Gov. DRSvRR on LEcoMProN.- St Louis
Democrat says it is authenticity known in
Washington, that Gov. Denver has written to
the President, advising against the acceptance Of
the LecomPton Constitution. Gov. D. says
that its acceptance will undoubtedly bring on
civil yyar
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sMAtL-Pox.-The Rockville (Md.) Journal
states that tue smallpox is spreading through
that county, though in mild form. Several
,uombers of the family of Mr.. Perry Truuplc,
In Medley's district, are down with it at this
time.
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Doos-The question Of levying tax on dogs
10 New York appears to be attracting considcfa-
bic attention 1t is estimated that there half
million dogs in that State, which are maintain
ed al an expS Ase OF Fi~e milIioas Of dollars!
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Nix. CLEMExs' SPEEcH.-A desire having been
expressed by some of our readers to see the
speech of the Representative of this district IN
Congress, we to-day, to the exclusion of our
usual variety present the first instalment OF 1t,
and will endeavor to publish the balance to-
morrow. 1t is, perhaps, entirely unnecessary
for us to say, that we entirely differ from Mr..
Clemens in the view he takes of the Kansas
question, and only open our columns that Mr..
Clemens constituents may learn the precise
ground he occupies on this question, and as an
act of Justice to Slr. c. himself
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,a...,.l cerr.,nnndenc. nl hi. rntelllrenee

Especial Correspondence Of the Tuteiliseneer.l
National HoteL-.SHerrards !Speeeh-Hs pro-
billie effect Rheelingites in W,tahington-
Fight Get,oe>n Clay ami CulLom-7teo young
ben from Rheeliag an a DilemNsa-K Matilda
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INRESH Peaches, R4spb~rries. BSes b=rries Pne Ar.
Il and Tomatoes, just received stL fur 81. b.
frb4A " A. EuW 4 ppn
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OF Losses have bsen Pad By th- iaa I=ssr-har Us
tie past s. yearr-
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Nsiw ADVERTISED EIM=I9

DURE BRANDY and pure Port Wine str etIv r.g,Ir--.
te!,s Tor sisIeinAl purposes rih-rzi.s n
for sale BY W A EDWARDS ( EEu
cor Main and Marx. s.
febS4 opposite III M'iu-- n
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NTACAKONI, Vrrmie-ill, H-eS=rs Fsrr.1s TiTro-s A.,
VI Root Corn Starch Bsk rs 80 Choesis-r g.,
and BreEla Brandy Peaches Brandy Ch-rri-s Pr,s-ri
Chrrrivs. Q iuces Orange and Gia--T. C1rtfa. Pi.l
Spices &c, Gc. great abuni tn~e, c-.7 forces
frh2{ W A EDWARDS Be1
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Who sucked the poison from her husbands EoundI'
Nix. MoEEtLL. l have no objection TO the
course of remark the gentleman i pursuing; bu;
desire that he shall mark this great dfferen, c
between Vermont and kansas; that Vermont
was never a colony of Great Britain, nor was
she evera Territory OfIhiS Union.
MIR. CLEMENS. Vermont belonged II the ex-
listing colonies Of New Hampshire and New
York. What is the record? The record Is.
that this claim, set up by the people Of Vermont
was never acknowledged by the Government,
and she came into the Union only with the con-
sent of New Hampshire and New York / am
glad the gentleman has made the interruption.
was endeavOring to show that the whole action
Of this Governmen, in regard to territorial poll
cy, maintained the doctrine that the legally eX-
listing powers at the time were acknowledged,
that their rights were maintained, and was
bringing this result TO a practical exemplitica-
ton IN the case Of Kansas thank the gentle
man for his OppOrtune interruption.
Sir, take the doctrines Of Vermont, laid
down before, long before, her native son, now
the cynosure of the great West, was born, aud
find, in her example, q sufficient rebuke TO the
vagaries Of the hour. Ii required no enabling
act to bring her into the Union. Her conStitu,
ton was established in 1777 by convention
authorized ito form government" But the
act was silent as to the ratification Of the same
people; and the convention, therefore, under
the plenary power given, ordained 1t at once
without submission. The gentleman from Yer
mont sits this very moment upon this floor
der the action of that convention He Is bouud
by it to this hour, because there has been, from
that day to this, regular succession of legal
authority recognized by the Federal Govern
ment. In 1871 convention was called BY the
Vermont Legislature TO decide upon the expedi-
ency of her entering the Federal Union. The
convention determined iavorably the question
They ratified the Constitution OF the United
States, and applied to Congress by petition for
admission. On the presentation Of the eonsti-
tuition, which had been adopted in I777, thiE
teen wears before, on the Attn day Of March, 1871,
Vermont was admitted into the Union.
Sir, what was the case with Kentucky, which
came next in order? Previous to 1859, nine
different conventions had been held in Danville,
to determine upon the contest between the mo
ther. Virgins, and the daughter. Kentucky; and
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'GAN'S American Writing FIu.H. ius; received b
| w frba0 B. JOHNSTON. Ii5 MarLtt q.
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nILS.-EtheTeal Lard. Csrhcn and ne Haus. Just
! ~ eeiTed ~ [fvb2nl T. D. JOHNSTON
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SuEREH ana Madeira Wines, Of suPsrEor 4ssf.t- -.
y Family whisky, Blackberry Brandy, Gl1s-r H.
Dass C5.'s Pale lnia Al, il store ami Tor sale ~
fsbS4 ". A EuHAEDS 4 ~,
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GNOD LIVER OIL-Baker L siTne's just rseer,dJy
- feb31 7. b JOHNSTON. l56 Market St.
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ARDEN sEEDsg-Shsksr, Bris=s Bro-'s ant We'ter-
NJ hrld SEEDS, j7st received BY
feh@n 7. JOHNSTON i7s N,-t-' a.
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incorporated 1e1e-charter Perpetual
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIHPAIREo,
WITH 4 SURPLUS OF S5O6.9s7.ss'
Aud the prestige OF IS years Ezeeess AID eTpersnes
ASSETS JANUARY /, 1858:

TOGaI Liabilities .--7slsA
Uasefilsd Claims II du~- '''''-'''
Losscs E7uita5Ly 4A.yastof and Promptly f''''
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Risks accepted A. terms eorsist-ni vita ''''e1''
fair profit ,-ryy Ty6S
Esgs-idg 5tteatiss 0irsa 20 EHsaana.ss e HL---
siad C0HtsIs&s, for isylts a 60 ySfT'-
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News Items


BAD CASE A man named John r. Wilbur, hsiIua
from Providence r. arrested In Hartford on tue
10Th inst on complaint Of his father, VIII charges John
with running away from bis wife and numerous faulty OF
children in Providence and clipping with another woman,
named Ly dia Fuller.
SINGULAR SuicIDx-Henry Porter, weslthy gentleman
living at woren about six miles from Ch,resto kent
county, Nd committed suicide on the l7ta inst by cat
ting his thToAs with razor.
E1opExKS1-A young and pretty couple eoped from
Utica N. Y the 18th iDst and were married at Frank
fort The lady about 10 years Of age AMI the gentleman
IL; beth Of respectable parents
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ms. nTrrFrNBAcHs NEW AND fspoRrANr TvvEN
~ ton IN denisrI patented the l3h day of April 1883
Amber superior 20 al metals base for srasial teeth
For reference and specimens please call for
yourselves, Al $50 Canal streetN.y
nRrrIsry,-TkEIH ExTRAcTkD IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without The slightest pain BY my and Tipal pro
c-ss-po freexss THIS sduIrshle system 10 prscsed By
oniy. References given, required
Bk r.. q. DURRrN, ss Canal street, Wooster
yIyoNDERrUL REDUCi1ON.-TEpTB ON GOLD, 81
w 20 o. whole sets only $40; rev, beautiful Cpstente)
style gumoypes four premiums Awarded oy the american
Institute MANSON, Dentist established 1901
nena Institute 81 West Twenty sesond street
ar as sixth .venue. Reception bours 1905.
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and the msst enlightened nations OF The earn. (saon
n.lor Gesera SIR c. YcKkz briefly aOknowi .assa N
honor whch had been douo him by coupling hi nnme
With that Of the army He sad when his Exoe secy
Duke de NAako FIRST FAMED for the post o. anos,ss
dor the idea The Duke being agfeA fighting man created
an unpleasant feeling in the minds OF soma psoys
lest be should not be in favor o. p.acati
coupsel. But nothing could have been moro mistaken
than such q notion. IL was never among gamers
and that warlke eos prevailed; pugnacy was
get orally most predominant among those wha by
gulsr pervenicn Of called the "civ portion
Of the community. (Laughter) Formerly, when France
and England almost the verge OF war peaoetu'
understanding restored chiefly Through the exerons
OF ipdivduais-the Duke or Wellington and Msrsnai
Soult-and he that any future cause II nsan
oerstandng should arise between the allied nations. they
could not do better for It's pacific settemsut than a
put the whole matter into the hands OF his royal hghnes
the Commander in Chief and toe Duke de halsko aoc
leave TO them 70 arrange quietly. (Cheers aod laugh
tori
The CHAIRMAN next gave the toast Of srhe Armes and
Navies OF the Eesh and French In the Baltic ami Ia the
Black Sea
Sir WILLIAM CopRINGroS returned thanks fer the army
looking back with pride at what had been ecc
by their united eere BY Marshal st. Armand, with whom
the battle Of Alma had been gained by MARSHAL Cau-
robert with whom they had gained the battle OF nser
ann and the Last glorious mouths 81 duty with their IL
lustrious guest, with whom the final victory had been
achieved (Cheers.)
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d = REwARD-srRAyED ON "WEDNESDAY AFTER
Dbl noon from the OF Twenty street an First
sunue mare about is har Dc high To- tail and ssr
forehead The above reward viii be paid % whoever
turns the ssd mare 70 Geo Brown No Phelps place, E<s
1artieth street, near Frsi avenue
d x RvwlRD.-Iyosr, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON An
DID Italian rsyhound light lawn color and White answer
ns 40 he psme Of The above reward will be psd by
returning him 70 So West Twenty second street ssh
4 m RRwARD--TAKRN rRov TIE sLOoP pvA
DlU Gull the 10Th inst. blue pilot cloth oysrcost
viii account book IN cns Of The POCKETS the person
v no ook will leave the book Jos walsoks lV Vesey
he win receive the above reward and questions
sehcd.
AEO RRwARD-srOLFF FROM rHE FARM OF
BOU the subscriber, Long Island horse buggy ami
hsrns horse light arsy nine yesrs "a fifteen hansh
Black buggy wagon without top rnountngs on h.r.
ness Ac Apply IN person By letter 10 n A. Bnnce 22
Broadway, room No s.
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P0Nt1C8I InUcIIEkUuCos
ARKAxsAs-Col. T. @. Hindman has been Nominated for
Congress- by Democratic Convention ia tn, First district
OF Arkansas.
Albert Rust, member Of the Thirty fourth Congress-
and whose distinguishing act to strike Horace Gree
ley on the steps OF the Capitol has been nomnstsd fer
election the next Congress from Arkansas su,cee
Edward A. Warren the present member from the Second
district
PKNNsvIyANIA.-The State Convention Of The opponen
Of the administrator will be held on the 9Th Of July.
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sPOnTTH1.


A EEw Yacht FOR aALE.-APPLv TO n BLOOD
N GOOD, Secretary OF tbe New York Yacht Ulub No.
rine street ser York city
ITO HoRTsNEN.-roR SALE CHEAP, YOUNG
fnghah setter An opportunity IL here presented for
Los.hs tnoroughbred dog such seldom occurs In this
oounuy. Osn be seen for one week 81 81 Eighth avenue
YAGHT lLEcrRlc SPARK FOR sATx-8 yErr LONG.
~ ~ sefni tie fastest 81 her length snoa', IN enc or
GER lfcc fRV AFpy Zoo: Of ltlsl street Harlem river
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FyAeH PURCHASERS HAVE NOW AN OPPoRTUN
~ 70 obtain bargains The stock is large Of all snaa.
Imported savanna domestic and German sesars many iv
voices Of which being closed meet advances ~
lover prices than prevailed during the panic o.
CHEEKS, II Broadway.
CIGARS, SEQ ARs-iOoOo FoR SALE TO PAT AD-
~ vances This N chance seldom offered, as want ',
Gear them out They ars rae etc's ard viii be cold
sand. y. JACOBS, 4Ui DrCadgay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

OFFICE or TIE UuMBE2LASD coal AND rRos
" Company, erue- OF Broadway aid wall stree.-Hew
York. Nay g. lsss-The sockho'ders Of his company
hereby notified hs Tire ria their stool
preferred shares VIII expire tue 3ls Inst On OF bs
tore wish avail of lbs privilege VII
coilArs nfy each SHARE and DO
yre Sph day June further payment. Of two dol
mept Of dollars share osac.es for preferred socs
psyment; viz May ii June 90 will be entitled TO dis
,osn on the paid the rate Of sx osst per
Ia boss dates respecvsy. Copies The report sho wing
Of the company made By the eonanee APP
pointed ckholdors meeting The 18th OF April car
s. had al tlls ONCE RDWD. y. LOOMS. Secretary.