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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

~ The Ts'a1d Of s. Juan, between Van
CO rar's Isiz1i and the main land. claimed BY
on eovsrnme7t az part o. Washington Terri
tory b. been occuuied By Kty Urited s ates
tra %, BY order q Gen. Hsnev. Gov. D-u--
lass has isseed a 'rotest claiming the islsn
fo- The Bri ish crown, and had also dispatched
some armad vessels End Two hundred sappsTs
al mines fhr-e. TIE Cnitai States vessels
Hgstactussits. If DGgis. Stubries and -fdirG.
and he British vessels TribuEe. G1faliife AM
FeaiBo. war anchored Of The island or IN its
f-ne Ha.a vicinity. Il was Officially stated ~
Ti-foria tL7t the matter would b. c0mpromis-
ID b. TIE Joint occupancy OF the island until
-he 3 fish and United States governments
c-ufd b. sdrised n The exi~inE state Of affairs.
Gen. Hsrney was expected a. san Juan. on the
1-h AueusL. Adyices from Orsgor state that
ne P5fzsi indians were hsrassiuE Lent. Mul-
Ie-'r wagon road expedition, DESTROYING the
a1lc pats. ard brruirz the grass a au the
CAMPING grounds. The Los Angeles Tiaega-d
% De Is b., gives an account Of q b7ttls be-
tween frv tro-ps urds- MAJOR Arastead and
f1lr hundred Nohavs IndisHs. on the 4th ult.,
IN which about fty Indians were killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

Hon. A. {. % Pee. D,nocraiie candidate
for Governor Of lsNe, Is set down 70 speak IN
seventeen counties of that Siate-at twenty
different places dnrirg the monfh of September.
This IL q heavy task. bit The Democratic feel
ling Is aroused IN Young Iowa, and Governor
Dodge IS equal 70 any demand made upon him.
We must have the Statei
The Mobile R-gisfsr In commenting on tbs
territorial question says:
We favor the idea that slavery Il exclusive
~ a sublect Of municipal legislation. he
history OF our country 5 ous cnnelrslvslv
that q has ALWAYS been claimed a. such.
The southern states have ever most strenuous
" Insisted on hat principle. Heree % far
from abandoning OF compromising INV rfght of
ours IN Recognizing the competency al a terri
tori7l people TO l~sgi-late on slavery. Il seems
70 ne that We strengthen our most Important
safe-gu1rd-the manageable citadel Of State
rights. On The other hand, with our admitted
inteftority or population, the earliest munich
al action IN the Territory on the subject u
slavery f. that most favorable h ne because
DELAY wsskens NJ and strengthens the North.
The name Of Major A. ". Coiquit Is men
Toned In connection with The Georgia Senator
shin, TO succeed Hon. A.. ~Ivrrson.
In the speech made bv Mr.. Dsvis 10 bis POI
itfcal friends ~ The Ciu Convention and
others, At the Hall o. The MARYLAND institute,
be not only attempted 10 testify his fcrmer
Z votes win the Ahnltt0nisfa. hot openly nro-
claimed q the dufv Of ne Know-Nofhipg mrm-
hers Of Conqr~ss 70 mite hereafter with them
n oder to defeat The measures Of the Admin
/ lstration.
Col. s. NJ. Kunkie. 81 Ere efek. has been
nonlnstsd 81 the adjourned MEETING of the
Democratic CONVENTION AZ Cumberland, Mary
land. a. the candidate for re-elactinn to Con-
grsss from the feb Congressional district.
Co. Ramsav McHenrv has been terminated
FOR Congress bV the Democracy Of the second
| Congressional dis riet Of Maryland.
Thomss Young, Democrat, a. been elected
Mavor Of Wilmington, Delaware, By $50 ma
ioritY.
The Atisnts, Ca, TA~isligsnoT thus speaks
n Senator Douglas article on the Territorial
/ Question
whether We agree or not with all the con
illusions II he Senator. we must still aeknoWl-
edge that This manifesto is one Of the most
noWerful that has ever been prom1lgated-on
he question 10 which IL refers-that Il IL writ
ton WITH greaf clsarnsss, and with full knoWl-
edge Of az the legislation Of the United State
on The snbiect. It deserves 10 Be read care
fuIiv both for its merits aud it. errors. AZ q
Is destined to be frequently alluded to IN the
future"
Col. A. 81. Spesr. the siandari-bsarer u the
Democratic psrty OF the 81 Congressional die
trie' Of Georgia. IL winning for himself god
IN opinions wherever be appears upon The
stump.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

The entire people between Memphis and this
city will on have cause 10 cnmplsin Of a want Of
facilities Of reaching the Great Far 70 be soon
held here. rherew Be Eve Memphis packets
running hat week ard he previous one The
Memphis Picket COMPANY viii put on the
Phuaddpad for the express purpose Of ae-
commodarion. She will leave here on the
Thursda before the Fair, and, leaving Mem
phis on SundaTswM arrive here Oh Fiir (Tues-
dly) morning. And more-she win ne az The
wharf an the balance Of the week for the
shelter and accommodation q her guests Let
the people note these facts, and thew will not
be disappointed.
We are told that there is a great furore on
Tennessee river, also. II Is said that nearly
the entire population Of some Of the owns on
that strelm are e0Ring, and hat, 10 meet the
demand for c~onFeyance, three or four steam
boats viii be called into reQuisition. From al
sections Of ths colntry, in short. vast multi
tGtes viii soon Be moving 10 The oep'er n at
lastion-,hs saint Louis Fairn-S Losis
pmsTst,
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In New Yotk, the IAN business is gradually
ss7minga wider Volume II activity. though
IN s5me quarters We hear Il remarked that the
purchases are not to Tie, extent which the
abundant crops Throughout ihe country would
sssn 20 encourage.
Iniha drr goods uarketthrre Is a coed nsi-
nass eoi-g. The fer snHtheru demand has sub
4f-d considerably, bet the near-by Sou B e
~berinnirg 20 BE- Represented, which, together
Wila be- appearance Of western merchants,
gives rise 10 a fair amolnt Of sales. The me-
teriai chan 2 in prices IS in domestic goods,
which are now freely offered al a decline.
The Tadgeadsnf. Of to-day, furnishes the fol-
lowing report; The demand, except with a few
leading houses. has no. ~ cont to the aver
sgs Of past years, bat h9pss are entertained
that it win vet do 80. The opening u Eiiks,
boih aancy and s,spis, are very large, and an
brt very desirable styirs are easy 10 buy at
some decline. Fen British good have been
pressed for sale, but French and German fab
nc5 are in heavy SUPPLIES supply. he quant-
" u shawls impor 81 tAis season Is unusually
large. and hey caa - bought cheap.
ne demand for the West Is not 70 good ss
was even expected, and that was small. Do
nestle goods are comparatively steady but
printed goods have sold in large quantities al
a concession IN price. Cotton staple goods are
steady hut he declining price Of The rav ma
terial. with The prospec Of a very abundsnt
cren tbs year Is creating expectation Of sUne
decline ingoods ordered fof future delivery.
Al present socks are aot heavy. Domestic
Woe'ens are ac live Both d~elaines and fancy
e. simeTes ere firm. silk mixture has eessed
% Be des rable goods az present, and therefore
d. not psrticipats 90 the general buoyancY Of
TIE w9olta seHute HaFsst
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ENGRAVING

scas Eld Prsses NJ Lodge. C-urts an 3lutzs Pas
nd O-rn1meutL Wefdinx sid Vlsitiru CEfdI. In mana
-fvla - - ~ st-ncI uiat-z q mT sac.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

CoNNEcTfcUr ToBAcco.-The tobacco in
Connecticut, saws lie Hartford Tins, is now
living on for driving. Nearly double the guam
iitv Of lard, Of any former year-as We esti-
mate T. after viewing a good portion OF the
State-has been sown 10 this crop fhe present
sumner. We m7v lave Ovaresiim7tad he
amount, but the increased dbreaih in tobacco
this year canno' possibly b. less thar fifty per
rent. crater than IN any preceding season
Whe her the amo"nt OF good tobacco securel
FOR The Hsrke' will prove 10 be larger than last
year. remains 70 he seen that depends upon
several contingencies. In The first place, a
god norton % the crop Is backward. not vet
ready for %cutting, ard Consequently not yet cut
% danger from fro7t: whether anv Of q was
injured BY frost On Monday morning. we have
not hoard. Avain, m7ny persons wholly un-
experienced IN tobacco raising and eurirg have
zone intoit this season, and the result may be a
considerable q~ua0titv II a poor Article. On
the whole, W. iudge the Connecticut crop viii
be fully equal, If no. suparinr-quar'ity in
cludsd-'O any q lis pr-dceas-o-s. We have
heard is val1a - imated ~ SI,0O0.O00. Last
year The crop was 10000 cases, and prices
averaged about lie. per n. What the price Of
the crop Of 1889 will average, remains to Be
determine Nv circumstance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

THE FLFsHT or TrME% After death ne
judgment We die: but intervening ages
n7ss rapi3iv ever those who sleep in The dust
riera s 10 plate there on which 10 count the
hor-s ~ tine. No ionger is it told By dsys,
or months, or years; FOR fbe planets which
I1rz these periods are hidden from heir
Elt It's q light is 10 longer noticed By The
sFsn-s percs we'd bv the senses. For the ear s.
iesf AMI TIE eve is closed. The busy world
n Ife, which wakes ~ esch morning and
e'ees every rirht. goes on above them. hut 10
-han al e silent ard anseen. The greetings
O. JOY and tn voice ~ grief, the revolution Of
ses snd The lapse % ages. send no sourd
H-l tnat narrow cell. Gpnrrstio4 after
E-nfr Ton ere brought and laF BIZ their des
ln,er Ton upon heir morunanfsi MAJ
p 70 ran'u "a that have passed ave..
bt 70 20 ,"lr dead be Ionyip srvsT i ,
o1se-F Ike q dream o. the -iytf -h
70 n fhonghf The mind r.r--s
tinH and sn7ce a'n1sf vi houta limit No.
Re 81 2 moment between the hour wba. 49,
ege is Hed in fhs grave and when a wskss
p - gaell-N sHaF
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EETESSEON or THE MEMPHIS Ann
CHN HLESTON RAILROAD TO THE
RIVER.

EETESSEON or THE MEMPHIS Ann
CW NHLESTON RAILROAD TO s.
RIVER
EDIT1Rs AFFEkL; By the late action Of The
CITY Courcil. a resolution was adopted can
ne ~ the voters Of Memphis 10 decide or Che
extension Of this road through the Navy Yard
o Center Landing. WHIT tbs proposition was
su-gsste5, H is difficult TO see, az the Teople
were not demanding the opportunity Of votins
On the question. nor is it believed that any con
siderable number Of them desired 70 vote. The.
proposition to aIloW this sx-easion would have
b-en voted down on is merits, By The Council,
IA there were some members voted Tor ~ ref
s-snce 20 he people, because they te1ehth
looked Democratic to do 50. This would be
an right Rfhe people had demanded or dss red
the opportunity or deciding tie mater b. tbeir
individual votes, BIT az there was DO srcn eva
5cncs Of tisir desi-e, shy trouble them Vi,h
IT. d may jr remembered that several wears
szo, Il Ess proposed and urredbya prenjnent
rslIread slvocste q or city, backed bv other
prominent c citizens, to dispose OF the proninsds
a-a whsr GROUNDS mfrontef the city, 10 raise
funds 10 build d. kIsmphIs sH5 LitEs Rock
railroad, which was then in contempt 'tioa,
and when likely 10 fsI fas they did On te De-
siFa, e was the uexs rssort 70 ry 70 get up a
vote By TIE people. This also failed, from Tie
fact hst The people showed n desire to vote
On tie measure
Whist has been M result % the failure d
that measure 2 Why. .hst the eiy SIN owns
the promenade and wharf grounds. which. n
fhsY could then hsvs been sold for E.yo bsH-
drsi and City thousand dolars, could BOW b.
sold for one million Msnphi. has s-aHtsd
her creda 10 the sane road since thea. to sss
three times TIE amount the pTopsrv eou's
the haze brought.n i coald hage beer thro an
upo1 TIE market, and sin W. are sorrr 70
know that The enterprise i Tar from being
~eomPiete. On dc third day Of Aprl or Nav.
1850. a proposition was Submitted 20 de voia
Of the citizens Of Memphis. 70 dstsrmi
whether orr o hey should issae the eisv b6nds
70 aid IN The building Of tie MemfhIs ard.
Charleston Railroad, with The condition "a res
ths' the company should lscate their termfnu.
depot az Memphis, central 10 TIE eitr. and
where d now stands, AID that 20 branch OF
said road sh0uH asr bssrfeHisdto The ylis
sisipp riTea. On these conditions (Which nav
Be found matters Of record Ia lhe CITY Reels
ter's ofiee.) the vote carried 10 grans the
boads, BOT, without these restrictions or con-
daions, he proposition wouid hove besa a.
promptly voted down as It was carried with
then. The road vas BAH on account o. bs
this ia, bur could rot have been without, aHd
e bss become one Of the most saceessful en-
t~erprisss Of the kind 10 The ;0untry, and the
company now isa tremendous corporation,
sd is s~smazaias e Gsaphis tie TssiRaiag sf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-14

NATIoEAL FAIR AT CHTcAso.-The seventh
an-usl exhibition OF the United States AETi-
cultural Society will be held this year in Chi
eago, beginning on next Monday. From the
aecounts which reach rs from that city and
elsewhere, we conclude that il will be a stupen-
dous affair, which will attract a vast coneourse
nf people Up to Wednesday evening last
there had been upwards Of six hundred entr -
made on the books Of the Society, embracing
horses, cattle. agricultural indictments, ma
chinerY. manufactures. field crons, hoTticultu-
raj specimens, etc. The most choice displays
on exhibition ~ the Illinois State Fair, near
Freeport, Just closed. are expected IA Chicago,
ard many have deferred visiting the former
place, in order to be able TO attend the latter,
IN anticipation Of sunerior attractions. In
addition 20 the Agricultural and Mechanical
exhibition. there will be numerous "side " OBJ
iacts o. interest to draw an immense crowd.
Among other things, there hsve been announced
= balloon ascension bT Prof. Steiner, who re-
Gently crossed Like Ontario : a eontes' for a
premium Of 500 offered for the best military
or orchestral band the presentation Of a stand
n eolors 10 the best drilled corps OF volunteer
soldiers; A Yacht race and rrgatta on Lake
MEXICAN a steam blowing match a tee and
rial Of steam hra engines a trot for $1,000
Uttered for the best 'rottinE horse, Together
with various other displays ~ an entertaining
'escription.-SL. L0ais ReDHblioan-
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RAILROAD MEETING AT MARION.
ARKANSAS.

W p-bish, today, the proceedings o. ths
railroad convention az Msri9n on MONDAY
las, sn7 We are Informed that great good
sarlfnr, accounting slmod TO enthusiasm, pr
valid m the occasion TIE proposed road 70
g. L07is UiI certainly make our sister county
in Arkansas one Of the wealthiast and mos
desirable iu be Mississippi VALLEY. We seps
number Of -1o d~eIezstes appointed viii st.
te Z tie s. Lauis Convention, o. the 29th IN
stan, 10 reprszsn The northeast counties Of
tasi most thrifty and growing STATE.
We are also Informed tastths County Court
with great harmony. Assessed a provisional
FAX, for he purp7ss Of completing tie isvss
system 30 that county. So, The march Of Crit
tsnden is onward. Ar enlightened public
spirit 10 prevailing among her people, that
nuss ultimate ia heir highest prosperity AID
Substantial advancement
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Nth advertisements.
Suburban RESIDENCE for Sale.

lfsr TT rir my R~c-lfau-", e miles east rum Court
L SlHars. 90 thr ueighbrlhs.l % c. Williams an
fsha c Ltai-r. There are slK acres Ia The pisce, hut
vim BE- divided 70 suit uurchssars, 50 - n give our
f~Tss q the 2 sidencr aui leave q beautiful tive acre Do
With hauis7m- fo-rrst tress N h1usa oon aims .
hail ai seven ICONS. new. vel hul ar9 lr perfect or
iFr- Tler- are on the pacF a h7sa o~tPrr. vel am
eF-ry necas.sry outho1ss taI urE a dne and Frrfuc-
tive Earlru aul 4 well selected ard large collection
Of fr-it tree, lu fus growing ruiii1n. The yard 4
uirafr lHtI ~ aml hsautiruv set with large forrest
trees Ep-Iy t. J. A ANDERSON.
or o. Tlrnss Peters, Real-E,tafs Ascent, Cahlnn
nmi'iur. Eepif-ilm
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vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, W.. Sent 6, fs59-Our an
nual election Of State officers and members Of
fha Legislature. took place TO-DAY. Hiland
Han. iha present Governor, WIS rO'ed for hv
the Republicans, and John G SAKE, BY the
Oswnrrsts. There was no unusual interest
manifested, and the returns indicate the re-
election Of the Republican State ticket BY
about the same majority as last year; also q
snail Republican gain to the Legislature over
last wear.
IN twentv-one towns the vote sands For
Governor. Hall. 5.226 SAKE, ? 657. Rspuhli-
ran majority. 2 SOC. L.s' year the result IN
ne sane towns was as follows; Hall, 4,g77
Ksyes, 2,AO4.
In sixty towns, The Republican, have elected
81 n their candidates. against S Democrats,
and one no choice. Last yssr the same towns
elected 80 Republicans and 10 Democrats.
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WEN GOODS.
THE unirrsimes Is receiving hss accustomed su'
Il ciaa sucE q
Fan and Winter Dry Goods,

Emnracing
Rich Winter sni Evening Raoes. and rch Brchs
Dresea-
Plaid, Checked. Plaiu Caiared and Plain p oh Sis.
FoEiardz. PCrIlns. Paris Yei8urs.
Robes % Pkrit De Lainr. Ladies' and Mizses'.
p ain md Printed 81 sol DrLnnrs and MerInos.
HcsIrh Pads anf other rich Wauteds.
Lsdles' lac Gnuls-
trids Uusious Lacss and al ri-h Goods fr ooo-iaas.
Shawls and etlaks % arr We s1on-
Cholce Carpets. Curt1ins, nsb;e Linn sni an n usa-
k-CpilE Cots
CIafhs. CaFsIuer@s and Vrstingz
NenF AMI hlys' CluthinE and shirt.
Gsats . Lsdiss' ard Chilirsns Bo-os s1oes GsT- ant
H1.lFry-
N-Er1 Obtains. Blankets and Bro ans.
". p MILLER,
F.ne Dry G ois Warelouss.
raaia ~ Cor. Maia ant Maiia1u streets.
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il20 Acre. near Gtin-' Landinz, Chsoot county, Ark-
sass SQo acres desdened four years
1850 Acre. In DeSha oounty, ArkznsEG 100 deadeued. iH
Ia culuvatiun, zith 10 Likely nrgroes. mules, ETC
500 Acres on ArksnsaE river, IS miles heioW Little
Rock. u~l improFrdi 600 In cllhvation, with nt1r
neErueE.
80 AGes ~ miles from Aberdeen. On white river %
10 culuvGtion.
$40 Aassss miles from Naaisoa, ARK; 80 ds.4easd
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ATrORNErs AND oUSsELLORs AFLKw anrGea-
Il eral CluecuuE Areuts, Grenada, Mizs.-W1u prac-
tios & The Cluriaof raiq,uzta. Calhoun ChactaW Carroll.
sunf5Eer, raietatrhie and Lafayette; IN the Fetersi
Court az Plutotoc, aut IN he High Court o. Err1rs and
Appeals.
R-ErEarxcrs. Pref W. ,. strarns. hon. Henry DIet-
insan. Jufrr n. r.. Miller. Hon. Jaoob TLompsou. Col.
p. r. white, Han. A n. CiaYtan. u ire n 8. ReunsfL.
ca. J. A. orr, = n YeEer, G. r. Vance.
eauf1-2m
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The Democracy q Raleigh and vicinity p"
give a barbecue at that place on TnuFsasy'
the 18Th day Of September The Com"
q Arrangements consists Il the follow
gentlemen. J. JAuEs. B. ". PHToE end lHaN'
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O0n barrels Utca Lime. iu-t received and Or ale
<UOlow 20 tie trafs.
Alec 500 barrels Trralsster Coal Tor ale loH.
Also Hags Cara. oats- and Bran. for sale ~
" WANT.
Corner New Market squa-s.
ael1-flm Narfh aifs e n.rf rreaf
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E4EF .mTTCE.

UTASrEb. e altution a. Wet Nurse. b . Eaman
w Who has sod snd heaithT brsaEfmm. and has N
onieotion % 81 q n country ~ required. Arply iume-
distely 20 d ~ DarflL a. TIE IuteniEence Once. Cantfr
Aney helVeen Poplar and washingt N sfreet, Memphta.
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.KOEAcP.

A Ii psrsns are hereby warned aEzlnst iradinz Cor.
Aor buylnE q urumi-lry note madr ~ me, payable %
The order Of Jas ". nlaglass On o. ahout ne ist o. De-
cemhsr. 1854. he said note - dated a. Memphls. en- Of
about The i2fh q Jay. 1855. and Is for ne Eunc q trooo.
ne ounsidsrauon 10 vkich aid lcts Us given. having
failed. Il VII rot b. pad - ne uHdsrEs1ed N aakrr
theTed r }. NORRIS.
aauffa-rm.
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PLANTATION AVID NEGROES FOR SALE.

100 acrss Lad md 100 Neuaes for sale. o. 10 years
time IN ne heart o. the caftna e zntrys a apIrntid c-up
n1w q ne place, and urgrues very likely 70 50 % tAe
ed Cine en- quck Or ire chance viii - gus. Near
naviratian. Call on or atirca JANIS TOUNg
Rsai-Estats Rrotcr, sts KAN strs e. Memphh.
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MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAD CONFENTION AT MAREON-
ARKANSAS.

" MaaM H. W. Aaa
ROAD CONVENTION AT MARION,
ARKANSAS.
At a conseniion Of TIE citizens OF northeast
Ark, held at Marion, on the I2,h day Of sept,
1889, on motion Judge Jas. =. Barton was called
to the chair, and r. 7. Redmsn was appointed
Secretary. The Chairman having explained
the object Of the meeting, Judge Geo. W. Duke
made a motion that a committee Of Eve BE- APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive Of the
feelings Of the citizens Of Arkansas in relation
to the said railroad, which motion being car
risd, the Chair appointed the following persons
as said COMMITTEES:
Judge G. ". Duks, Hon. o. p. Lyiss, Wa.
S. Wade, ". A. Riggs and B. c. Crmp.
Upon The rstremsnt OF said committee, the
Hon r c. Payne, OF Memphis, being called
On addressed the meeting at length in a very
abla and eloquent address; after which, Co.
swayne being called On, nIadsa Few happy and
poin-ed remarks, but declined 70 address The
GsetiBe at large, on aeeount o. the late hour,
and unfinished in the cour then in
session.
The committee, By their Chairman, hen re-
pertedthe following preamble and resolutions:
WHErEAs, Public notice las been given.
ealing ibis convcu'idn Of hs people Of rorth-
eastern Arkansas, for The p-rpose u spToini-
ing delegates 10 the Tailraaj conseution ats
L01is on the 29th inst, 70 consider Of the ex-
tension os the Iron Mountain Road south from
Plof Knob: and, whereas, e is a subject In
WI Cd we are deeply interested therefore,
ResOlrcd, That the following gentlemen from
the counties Of Criitendin. Mississippi, Craig
head, Green, Poinsstt and St Francis, are
hereby appointed such Delegates:
J. F. Barton, o. p. Lylss, n. B. Edmon'son,
r y. Bah, Jos BrownsJ. H. MeuiwetheE J.
z. h Ward, Charles p MoTris, R. 7. R@dmsni
Jas. G. Berry. Thos- H Bradley B. W. Eiis,
r Wallace, Geo. W. Duke, Gee. s. Faglsman,
F. Cheek, a. J. C~uHniRghamy John IoEleman,
John Thon, B. G. Crump, u. 2. BurEett, G.
CaldweI, Geo, ". Turner, J. Z II. Wari, D
c. Cross, W. A Jones, p. Dunn, J. W. Griggs,
2. Maioy, L. l. March, s G.. Alton, J. Bobo,
Tho& j. Blackamon, Thos. Craighead, Elliot
n. FIe' cber, John c. johnson, ]. n. Jones, B.
L Armstrong, r.. MALONE, w. s WadA, W.
+ ank
Haddeway, Samuel S otrfs, z. Il Johnson,
Rfsoiusf, That the Peepie q northeast
Arkansas invite and Teeomnend 10 The Iron
Mountain Railroad Compsny, of Missouri. 20
extend their road, due south 10 orr s ate line,
in view OF a connection through tbs part o.
cur State, with the Mississippi river, in Crit
teDden county. and the great through roalrun.
Mag ffon &snphlss due South, eal West dss
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BIG CREEK PLANTATION |

. m IN ChamherIin Ioaes' neizhborhoofon
~ Biscreeki paEes eearedi Log HOUSE.. Or
chard. ctr
rERNs-pns-third IN suonths. haiaace one .nf Two
years win Interest Fries very ~.
ALSO
30 acres On View Hsleirh Read. - miles f.on Men
rhisi 3 scres cissref. halanre h.avily amsarsd.
Here a a chsn-o Ter q speCula;lon-ams loug an price
jyfs N-oSsssRAr pUPREs a co.
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Pc Y,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC

HAVE dtrf up md stocked e large POUL-~
II r TAkO. 81 IN -uruer ~ Linden -
g. fafricE sireec, IN cCunectian with heir ~
Family Grocery. and are nov prepared % fur
uish Hqfeis, a-sEmhoats. sad private families. -
sith al klnis % poultry 10 any quantity. delivered irsr
o. charge. auf 81 the lowest market price ThethicEens
are allowed = run free IN The yard, nus rsndering them
superior o. those generally offered ~ market. vhich are
kept In oupz.
seiigman a CO. si-a Keep ounstantly On hEna a con-
plets azsurtmeui % Family Groceries and Provisions.
rhsy aiso rroeivs fafly. b. uilroad. fresh Batter md
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