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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-28

AMERICAN PEIvATEERs IS THE LATE WAR.
A history Of the priEateers OF the late war, Of
which a eondeRse account is given By the Pc
tersburg THtsIiigfBcsr, states that the whole
number OF privsteers and private armed ships,
commissioned as cruising vessels, and actively
engaged during our war with Great Britain, in
the wear 1912, 1913 and 1914, were two hundred
and fifty SAT-. Baltimore is the Corypbeus on
ibis noble list, having furnished more 'han one
firth Of the whole number-5S. New York sent
out % Salem 40. Boston 81, Philadelphia a.
Portsmouth II, Charleston 10, sc. More than
two thousand sail Of British armed vessels and
shipping were captured during the war, and
Of this number two thirds, al least, or N rs
than 1900 were taken BY our privateers and
letters % msrque. The pnvateer Sr0HTge, Of
New York, Was very successful, aud mad'
about 30 valuable prizes; the RGttiesHake, oi
Philadelphia, nearly e 'nany; the Surprise, oi
Baltimore, took 20 valuable prizes In the shor
qpace OF one month and the Tfas biooded Yaa-
kes, owned in New York, but fitted out froH
France, eruised during the whole war, snd cap
tured many large and splendid prizes, withou
once "a Hing into the hands Of the enemy.
The IaniligenesT adds the significant fac
that the English navy entered upon the eOntes
with one lhousa nj aud sixty men-of war, eigh
hundred Of which were In commission, an'
we're effective cruisers, while the United Stats'
bad but seven ensctiVe Trlgatess win tNelFs o
fifteen sloops- oi-wsr, and most Of the latter IN
dsrgoing repairs in the dOckyards. Oliy abou
Eve hundred American vessels, one-fOurth ID
number Of our captures, were taken BY the co
emy.
Il was undoubtedly a smart thing in the Psri
Cauferencs to propose 20 America the abolition
Of pr watering. We wonder It did not sls
recuestt that we should retire altogether frou
the ocean, dismaut's or forts, spike our can
non. and dissp ppsar from the sarth. nationsll
and individus liv- Richmond D spatch.
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WILLIAM K EIESAs sGEUoss
POSTON & SCRUGGS,
Att or ys at Il q w,
EENPHTs, TEEE

oFFIcE-Ns. ss Court Square, South Side.
TITILL give their join attntn n pr fessionsl busi
w ness in the several courts of the ci Memphis
TIE Eleventh guiciB Cireu c. Tencessee and No q
EtssiEslppi. sshaa sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-28

DIR ". z ROGERS,
nFFBRs ms p-o'essseuEl services n the ctiEens Of
" Memphis. Ofoe sab side OF Court square. Res
tdsne- a. A. o Hsrris' i2-6m
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Lstsst from Kansas.

LEAYENwozTH, May POI, wa BooNvILLE,
Nav "a -Donipban county gives about 40
% ioFity 10 favor Of the LssvsnwOrth Consul
tuition. At several of the precincts the polls
we're not opened. Not half Cf the vote Of the
county was polled.
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INn n TRnTrER

EDWARD PTCKETT, Jr.,
A TTOEEKT AZ Law, NemEhis, Tenn once, JeIer
u son street midway the Post Omoe Building.
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER 60.
Summrr 8rrrats.
Lafayette Springs.

THIS Wafefisz PIace OF th- most 5eaufifnI
III FOR Wsrering Pizc IN tn Soufh- Ths "a III
. FOR access % piace, r~od any DO b
situated b. Uay hefFeen frNfo a1d Fontot . ui--
'ance sf IS niles stder ace g. B. ing daily
Ilue Of Sag from f1rc O. hbe1terl Ihe ace hsv-
ing chanErd hands The rrpriefor - Is ru hs
able fav o give Eenera sal faction, be has gu
afes hi ch4rg o IS 70 -ou With TIE rduess 4
D. tines. The b1idinzE larae and csmr odiouz,
utrd % the nveIl of al who fsql q clsposi-
ton % give tten patronage
- On, awuuuuN
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kdepte6 b. hhe ASPesl sn6 Essls 0zs Enqzire.
for square tn lines or less nssron-..si 90
Iur each sssitFor.i irsf-fi--l 81 -s-1e....... s.
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white SULPHUR Springs.

AAn II ~ % ANA1a
rTlHs abJv- wste irg rrare VII 5e nusred for tha re-
Il eepflu- % visit rs. on he FfRsr DAY oF JUEE
NrLc daily e of Cosrles oar heurs stsEuE
= D c31n-cf vi the Memphis ard C-srisror Raj read
81 fhe aurnsvis Opt Ten honra trav frm Hfm-
9-is % tn= rnEs. Fnr De lfh o. rl-s--r- Whiie
S-ph is equs % any ite irg rce Nor or sou'h.
d7e oand OF Auss from New OIl-sn ri BE- in atisn-
ianc- GEO SHALL
ia fau7m Pr11-iafor.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

-TtuEiatsst ard By far the important Improve
meut IN Photography Is The recently patented pic
.Tre known ss the SPHEREOTTPE, Which Is not only
ne and un ke any OF It's predecessors bat greatly
psror % al The sphereotype Is proof against TIlTE,
ArR and WATER. and for richness Of tone warmth Of
expression and dstlnctness has equaI-n fact the
uson 4 such that the picture image seems suspsnd-
ed In air, entirely independent of the back ground
For this picture have the exclusive right Ter Mem
pills Specimens Be IN cur Gallery where pic
also taken IN the various style By Artist,
PROF. REMINGTON,
Who ccmbinf the Chemist With the Artist which ens
bles him At al times q produce superior Pistures
p L. CLARK 3 Co,
dacl-tf No Carkss marbls Block
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Stained Glass |!
Waning America.

aLrrvPATRiNG and JOBstNG, from and aftsr hi
"A dste must b cash on deiivery-ogr reEuisr enstc
mers ev. " thirty days. - q hi'N'
srid 2ln
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OPrIcAL.-A gentleman having been ash
on bis return from parry he other even (
whether be had seen Miss - young "a iy
poted for her low neeksd styl Of drssG--re-
Piled that be bad SstA 0 good 6sSl Of her.
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CAUTION! !

THIS genui "a highly C0NOFNiR TED tQska e VS.
, HOLLAND BlrrEES IS put up O. hslf Sit BOTTLES
on y ailed d. dollar for single BOTTLES tde
z-ar demand Ter this truls c-e5Ta ed ueci bas IN
duc mAny Invitations which tha pu-lic sheuid sud
sgsIost purchaslng.
Al Fss BGRaAVs'S HoLLAND BIrTERS, -snu-
fasiured By B-ujania Page. IT. Co q Pitt hurE1
- and - hat thslr j. he label o. y rft-
tIe BENJAMIN PASS II. co.
Msnufsoiariag PhArm4csuIist and ca nlrts.
sp1s PitIs0arsh, F8s
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Per WecE--- - 70
hi DR. und@r fen yeFrs OF az 50
SerVaas o. al . %
A bal d-ducfi1n VII b. ua 10 ll 70 ah1Fe rates
Uhru f-milie remain one moath f1rl1E ID
REFEREN- Es--5en Hint1n JDksrn. M'ss JczPph
Cox SO aelmz. "a D ID VS. Ja-EsCu si--
Iah1 -. Lsusiv. seira- ala. Ne ere 40 Prince,
I ruscainosa. Ala DIS y H. B P Eeusrm, TuH-
c1ubia As- n % ravsy g. p FlTf-, Esq q D.
small 2 a Men phis Tern A. L.or=v. p q Co
ium-l-. T--n THO5 p KILLER
rrrFa fn-arr
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WEsTPORIi NJ, Nay 20. 1855.
Enclosed you wih fnd a very interesting let
ter about the Mormon movements, from r~-
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A TORN sTS AT Law, Chsrl sion, Wi=s W q prac-
- tics iB III fl5ai'g o0uuties of tTth Hi-ssippi
TslAhEtlhie Pau0 a. Tsio5us CsrrcI. ST 1Vr-r
the Fedefa al Court Pontot0c and the Supreme Court
Jackson. Prdm1t st-enton Eil ce eaii 70 Csec
ti5n z Claims places in rheir hands
REFEREECEs - wst~11, brsft & Benton. HJTy
Springs, Nj 8; v. 2. St-a-ns Oxf1-d. M.as;
Pisber- JscEzon, Kiss Ws-ts Noble q EObisy Or
leans. Ia sp15-sa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-28

DoeuMENrs Rev Mr. WilIis ms hssreeent
Iy come Into possession of a fresh batch Of
documents which be contends is proof pos tive
that be is the heir to the throne OF Flahce.
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NOHICE.

nR :. sJEDGE has retained from New York,
" after - enoe Of nine monihs and has Effected
souls astounir cures that cify He has taken an
o0e NJ. 81 Monroe street. be Main and Second
Gtrasts AT viii the practce OF Medicine where
he has for sale c-i=5rstsi Compounds. All call at
te1de to lay n nzht As he intends locsti1g perma
nenty In Hsrhs. anl from fhe great success be has
had II tue o. tue various d eases, Be thinks
he shold have liberal pstr5uEg from the citizens OF
Memphis jaus-diy
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ABSTRACT or TEE REFOAT or aoE. NR ROYCE
or SOUTH CAROL INA, or THE SPECIAL CON
MTTrEB OF Tbs HOUSE or REPREsE STATIvRs
on THE GJTKRNNENT EXPENDITURES. EAvI-
CATION LAWS. DUuEs ON IMPORTS AMI
nrurrr Tsv.rrnE
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Beaver Dam Springs,

hickman County, Tenn.
FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA
th7Dge Of Prop stO sh p and Msnagsme +
0vHIs esI b-atd WITH z-Pise rsvinr b 70 psr-
i cha-ed o. the uo-f r5er h-H beel rfor luztif
'sir sad renovasd Vii be- cpsued for he ccFtun o.
vi tfors cn the
Tw n tdeth or M
rle lsts prop tors Ia dsrosed = ih-r
far--t in the sprilE-. the s-h-crbr asaItf b. Ars.
n7r. I'll suDe ha -Htire msasE urnt % the ST.
isnm-nt snd nfith pains n sEp z1- vi Be pared 20
nd Bssvsr Dam Of the m0s' pleasant and uiort-
afl Va'ering- p a o. IN the ssuthuesr
ACCOM- sOD ATT0N7. hC.-Fha fuIid ngs EaVe 81
1een p.sosf n il-rt rs-sir I'd many t p-nv'
scf. sn thst FOCR HrNDaED v.sifrrs car te rctou-
nlodsted VIII evry mf1-t snd COW ierce he
s b. daufly suppl VII b. equal 20 tnss of
1rss-c Not-is.
W4TsRETse waters ~ B-svsr nara ornsis. q
VI - Cry. q ard Bisck sulphu~ Ctaybeafe, fp
b. yl- 70 fAs sfrongs 90 TIE a. the Bet
N grpss'o-e suo Limssfo
MEDi Al TESDAECB-The subscriber uho has
0e rt-f ia yeas rngagec lu tEe pre- cf %
N -iici IN N0rsh -iahsra ard ffmDa-s car b. scm-
m r d Al a h0u-s ~ visitors who chsnce Cd
his servics a. phve'c ~
HsANs OF ACCESS To BEAVEE DAH-Ese~s are
hree nuts 20 fhasa % ngss al o. s-ch IN due
fues eE and ps seuge-s vii e fr-orah f-8r that
place one faT md pass cue q fh est --d
b. ate Ara Esrn-ufs hsv= ben made 81 BIZ IS
Landfrg be Tennessee b. ct vl- flr-
schfuE frrm thald recton vi aud te dy cluveyln1e
70 the surinEs.
is- Sail Rom. fsn-Pin AIs-s c a su- n
~ p'ac-. I'D ser o. Eras a5urdznss
nay BE- iounf in IN lmrlf tia-e Vicfn
FATEa 0F UaHGEH
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS,

Has the pleasure 70 announce 70 his friends and ths
sabc generally nat be has been appointed bg Aessrs
S.odsrt 4 Morris OF New York, Agaut for the sale d
sTODART PIANOS.
Eets nov opening 1t their siors Madison street
fe doors from the Union Bank lsrBe sock wnicn va
be sold q EssD K0rk pTsess' pT~esNH
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OR- THOS, TATE,

A TTORNET AT LAW. Austin Tunies county, Miss. p,
% VIII attend 70 the payment OF taxes redemption Of
IIad eths forfeited Or 80 for taxes End vii promptly
ateoS 70 he eTzmuaton Of sad titles IN TIE counties
ef runica Oosb7ms Bolivar and Washington
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Baltimore 1lsd Ohio
&@K45R

THIS Road runs nom whssiins to Baltimore, Cs7s
mnes) and 20 Washington, ttno miiesl and presents
The fullest advantages both fr-ght and passenger
line Il runs through Wild and romantic regions of IA
Aegheules and being sOliily constructed completely
eqaipped and Carefully managed Is one Of t1f most a.
ractive and safest Railroads IN the Unied States II
Central Ohio Railroad. from Columbus sd zanesviletf
wheeling, this road WITH all Portoas Of the Wes
THE oELY THRoUsH TIcKETs FROM MEMPHIS
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS TO the NATIONAL NE
rROPoLIs, sod b. this rOad which runs direct I
Washington without the delay Of passing through bat
more Il the only line By which baggage can b
chscked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
E1-By the NAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mai
steamers, running daily for L1ulsvei Connecting tnr
Eith mail steamers Jersouviie Railroad ior Cincin
nst where they STRIVE 70 connect WITH the cars o.
little Miami Railroad tor Coum6us connect ng tner
With Central Ohio Ralrusd through Newark ami lanes
vile 10 Wheeling. By the express tram Of this route
he time from Cincinnati to B2itimors and TO WAshngtor
Bs sara % AK for tessts By the Baltimore and Ohi
Railroad Route
LSus can by Through Tickets b. ths Baltimore and ORD
Railroad This route lays through Fncannes IeTa Haute
Indianapolis ETC. 70 Wheeling, ever the new Ohio and
HIsssslppl and oonnnectnE Roads These connections
~ direct, snd the time from 81 Louis 10 satinor'
or washington is but sbcut g hours Through Tcket
tes House at he following rates: From St. Louis 4
| 8altimcre SIS; to WashinstoR S26.
Al Whclinz the passenger takes the superior cars d
the Ratto-e snd Ohio Rs7osd which leave three tel
I,ilv Tor Baltimore WashuEto- Philzde1hia and New
FORK Thr0ggh in Is OF IT hours, including stoppazss
Ror safety speed regularity beauty Of he oolntry
ssnera comfort this rad Is second none IN the Unon
/ FREIGHrS - This company possesses the lsrges
equipment o. any Rallroad f. The Unted States, and
prepared 70 % Immense business in nspurtatior
The road immediate connection At the wharves
In the streets Of Baitin5s with the Railroad 70 Phade
phia and New YORK steamers % Ericsson and BALTT
HoRE SrEAMsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 M
YORK and oy Merchants and a1ers Line to Boston
steamers 20 Horfolk, Charestcn, savannah. &C. Fu
particulars. freight tariff copies Of which Be ha
the Forwarding Houses IN the West. - J. B. Fem
Receiving and Forwarding Asent AZ Wheeling-
| WM s. WOODSIDE,
/ Master Of Transportation. Baltimore
/ THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop q
aay point and resume their at pleasure. may b
3urchasad at the Company's once. No IS. Jeisrso
/ street doors East of the Coum@rciai Hots Aemphi
/ iune25-Iy WM NORM. Agent
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
n WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
At ~ wrnnU

WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
rNHIS Railway fuiiv and newly s1uipDed and passnz
throzTh bfa7tiful AM healthy ceurtrv, rdars to
travellers The gisissipu v-Teya route thrss hu
d-ed miles shorter md possessing Erear patch snd
q 'llltIt tl-n t'iy o-l-r - ~ = oI SUI ouhEn-
TINE AND FARE REDUCED -U~dsr the present
ssheiue Of the Post one Pepsrt- delays are per-
mitted and saving sT ctPd q u ho1rs.
Pacing through Slsv- Territory ample security Is AZ
| fordei for the ounveyanos o. Servants
Al Dalton G. choice of RoHts Is ofsret-by en-
iauOus railway fhrouEh Georgia South Caralina and
Y rth Garoina 70 Richm nd. BY tn 6 ~ roeo-
tan Line tAro1gh 80 Tennessee and virginia knox
vie LvnehbGrg. Ricam0ad, and to 81 Of ne csbratsd
TUs sxpRs-s MAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis daily
| II TOO n sto-plng - = sfati1rs.
/ THE ACCnNMOOATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY Except Suuday-l a. 20 ? n. FOR Junction
with MississiDpi -ntra' and Tennessee Centrsl
I dailrosd SouerviiIe and inierms d'ate sta Ions.
/ TRAINS COSNECT-At Grand Junction wf-h TIE
vissiesi-si cs,tr,I R,rss Ia VoI-v ss-in-s 0-s,-s
Grsnada, Canton Jscks-R. etc an via the Missis-
sppi and Tsnnssses Central Railroad 70 Bolivar JsssOn,
At Poeahontas with tri weekly line Of Coaches 70
Riplev Pontot Aberiesu. and Columbus Kiss.
At Iu-a with saiy line OF iour-horse Coaches
through Aber cen, Coiumb~s % the northern ar-
minus OF the Mob r. and Ohio Railroad
rhroush t6k-ts sod until used with The privilege o.
/ stopping at any point desired d AZ tho GENERAL
TICKET OFFICE, Commercial Hotel, and a. the Madison
/ Street station.
zseb psssenser wiz be allowed one HUNDRED uouus n
bagE Ea; artieie VIII b. carried bs gag that IS
Incident 20 n 0f he pass In case a
ioss the Company vii hof Themselves responsible for an
Negroes, uh-n trsvriing alone. must have a permlt
nam rs the Point 10 which hey 70 60 aud Specifying
that tney are 70 travel by sir ads they w not 30
carried No ticset VII ts sold them nor vii they Be
received tue unless "a i oner or agsut be pre
mt or known n the Ticket gent Conductor or othsr
persen to voueh for genuineness Of psrrit.
P c. ARMS.
General superintsn6eat-
-H.nr-
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7 DO resp e;f nv INFO m the G. izens o. Nm -,
] phis I'D tn surrounding count y that II5sf
pared with fhe ne lsssry n W. and axrures ~
70 Move Raj e Lower and ST alghfen Buildings l-4-
0f al descr ptions Perons uanfinE work ne IN hat
line WI ana e. % their ntcrpat to call on ny
o. G. Of rssd nee, corner o. Aan and Overton sies
Memphis WILLIAM BOCTas
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IoVFIoF NHARPER.

0REFTISs, B5lesr Csulty. Mississippi General Land
IL Agent 7 Arkansas A. Mi-sissippI.
REFERENCES Gov 3. F0ste, Memphis: Brooke
4 Sm-tea FiszsbzrE. Ep2l-16m
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DU.EoLs4P
CHALYBhATE SPRINGS,
Near BlIlEAr, n lrdeman CeHl-E TtRr.

wal y taaN@A - ANANFA AAA NNAA y AFNEa
TTrHE ard riEn-d vii -r-spn t1ese ce'rbrsfed
/ tPRINGs fE tte seCond on. HOND 7,
The 10Th Of nav. harirE cst the Bal dinas and
Grounds In ~ dns sndiiiun a1y WeteriuE PIscs IN
the southWest. TIE firl uud ave 20 exrsI d nd
5eaufid with Shrubofrv The forest
a grad 4 the rolm Painted and furnish WITH new
,rtto mattresses tha Bal Room terorzfrd and Pot IN
dne co1ition the tsree Ten Pin Al % snI sngs have
e1 pat IN g oder
TIE Eatsrs. ittere big dve Springs J consist of
rhslybsat . sup n ard P ee stone snd now souu-
dsrc ni-isut for ? 900 psrsons a day The rura-
I've Dr parties of the waters for aI DO IN I'd
uith oro-say Dysp-psi4 Hu ming sor-s and The
Dee sez q - abs srs e-fahli ishri e gua. an e
The Dun ap -prinEs are arc ihle b. rhe His ssiuri
Central and Tear Railroad ina rltuat oriY
1fs en- Boil -ar % from Gratd Junction snf 20 fr
Memphis bv rail Hacvs are rurnt in gi b
the srs roui Bolivar being only hss hours f-cm
genuhl 70 the SprnEs he trsv-ler is EusrEn- eli
ga exrrbitant ch-rges toe fare heI 50 cents fr
tie rarnsd De- o. 20 he legs and 15 cents f0r bag
gsEs snd Sc wants
Tnere IS also fne rTnuing str and ezceleB ssh
inE E-cu-ds via carrlage -oad % the creek Only
auarfer % mil q m the Sp g. and q u1dancs q
Ei fturEsFs, duck- an sQ-i-- Is
Prof H--sl1E Wth his au- BIAS ard 81 iuE Btud ia
enjoyed fsr TIE s-ason ard wi .nvs ha z 10 the
d.y vith B music snd a. nlzrt zilh S. uusic
c. rADE KAN,
p MI fsr
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Lrr.r,,s Co. Az. N,r1s. 1sss

DEAR CAPrAIS The river. after rising some
ten feet, is again falling, though not rapidly.
The high water Of this spring has done but lit
tie harm 10 the Arkansas river valley, eXcept-
iug from Post Of Arkansas (55 milee) 10 Ma
poleOn. | learn that the Red FORK ccuatTy has
suffered very much by the high waters. and,
even now, some Of their best cotton lsuds are
covered with Water-sO much for the back
water from the N ssissippi river. In this
neghboEhood the corn crops are very promising
snd With few exceptions the stands Of cotton
were never better. With a good growing sea
son this county viii turn out large yield
From all accounts Dssha and Caicot counties
have suffered very mach, and / fear (-vsn if
the Mississippi should get withis her banks
his month) that there is moi good cotton seed
enough 10 Teplant. The frosls and overfows
must have the eff-et 70 shorten the erop-tben
TIE scarcity # good cotton seed makes a re-
munera i've pre- pretty certain. Health Of the
country very gUod.
CANDIDATE FoR JUDGE. - Hon. LEW. B.
GREEN Is a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee Of Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Circuit. Il
seems that Judge GREEN refGsei to submit his
claims to the decision Of the Camden Conven-
tion, and is determined TO run "on his own
hooko
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WM. r. ARICH

l. n h-As AA---she- C. AhAAi 'e '''---S-
Yerger. Harrington s. Yerger,
ATrOREETs AT LAW, AENPHIs, TENN.
--Ts-e-
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JAMES MOORE

A FT0REFT At Law. Memphis, Tenn Ee'ersnoes
"a Hessrs. ward a Jones, Phillips white, Lsmb
F0unr q %. EcCl2nzhan, Tro1sdkls Dill, Milton
Putnam Eues Owen Esc + ~. Avery, EEe- Eemphts
Omoe, Up stairs at the corner o. Main and MadisoI
streess next docr the Gayoso Savings Institution
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Bailey Springs.


OIN fhe DEAN o. NJ Bailey m ra-- rinTs
- hav- b. en- 90 ehaasi - coapany Who Raw -
uoied the entire prrmis bui uull1r Of Fpa-
eious be ifes other improVe-tlt ltt n7cc
ssry for IN wfort OF VI itars-
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20 rfnd~r vislfors cCnsorfabIe sud abe
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