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~, HrAnerARrERs STATE Exrcur1vs COMMITTEE OF 7aE}
S4fIeSztI. GSIoS Parry. |
RgrThe Committee have en- u.tl 4, Is.,l,,,,

or the Presidential campaign. Ne IN feeona foor.o Story
Building corner Of Camp and Common streets Tor the trsae-
lion ofbusiness aud where te regular meetings Of The Com
mzee VIII ne held Tbs Committee weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING, at "a O'clock and ofener when rs
qlifed.
RB.TFIs EVENING IS therespay ueons Of The Commit
tee aud all the members requested be punetuSl ia their
attendance FH6s, CURRY,
jy2f 2plm Sscr.t.r,
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To the Travelling co,n,Ss.ar nc

To the Travelling Commfanity.
woLFEts celebrated AROMATIC soHIEpAM sCHNAPPs
shoald be in the every traveller No family shond
leave the city be without supply darng the weather
1t invariably coErects The Ill effects change weather.
beverage il is the purest li4sor made in the world
Put up in pint and quart boes Sold by ali Druggists Gro,
and Fruit Stores 0M5
Udoipho NoIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles, imported and bottled By himself Warranted ure
aud the best quality. with his certificate each bottle
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported BY himself in dozen each ah his Ger
tdeate Of its purity on each bottle.
UdoIpho yVoIfc's Pure Madeira Wine.
In cases Of one dozen each with his certificate The bottles
guaranteeing ts purity.
Udoipho tvolfes Pure sherry Wine,
1hportad u himself Warranted pure with his certificate en-
the bottle and stamp on tile cork
udaipho 1Volfe's Genuine Sch Itedam
AROMATIC scHNAPPs,
Pins and quarts Tbs best Gin nada IN the world All Gin
sold ande 'the aaae Of sefnapp Put mp by him. "a in
position az ,ie purchasers
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
SIZE Importer, No. % Beaver street. New York
FaF sa2s ty the following firms IA Sew 0reaas;
Ed HkRT i co,
jos Il ( I. i. aARRks
EATON. BETTEkToN d Co,
PINGkARHf STEELE L CO.,
BGM6ELl, s BAILfEFF,
SG[l4ti6T &zFIGbER,
Bis@6s ii5555Gle < SiISis, INNS
$55Ed 7. %ffff2E&co.
y y b4vy. Il Ai.tEN v < co,
k&RsTENpIEk 4 CO.,
z. Z: kAILfY,
InoNrs6N;. / BARNES,
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Us. SIzER Wholesale Druggist
We would add that many Of first citizens ST. Louis are
speaking in glowing terms Of this article. -
Price 20 cents and 81 per bottle. SOLD everywhere
W. f. HAGAN & CO. Proprietots, Troy, N Y.
Sold by WRIGHT CO., q AMI 151 Caartres street. New
Orleans. an6 2plm&W
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Board E,antca.

In respectable family private boarding honse an
elderly lady daughter and three children, Apply by con-
nication addressed TO Al NJ this Office, aus 2ptf
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eg-Hei.astrect,s tnlmstal,le Iaair Festo.

USt-The Following testimony Is lontlneinv
u@..." From the ST. Iaogs Republican,
The following extract speaks volumes Hemstlces
inin'table Hair Restorative frem be
extensive Drug Houses in Mississippi and Erom higatonad
aud honorable gentemau
JACKSON, Miss May 70, 1861.
Mr. James Henderson Of first citizens says that she
has used all of the nr dyes resorGyes Of tile day has
used article equal 1lEIIsTREETS INGslIFABL
HAIR RESTORATIVE. OR Cut.ORING. That It far sur.
passes any preparation lint lie has tried for restoring the
hair of the bald ard gray m original INSURANCE beauty
You write the pyoprelors, w f Hagan < Co. Troy y.
" that they have the cheapest Hair Restorative in our
market, and that it gives satisfaction in every case.
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National gtnioa Ticket.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
m.. First Electoral District.
RIv1ERE GARDERE, OF St. Bernard, Elector,
C. DrFERRfET, Of Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon RANDELL HUNT, of New Orleans, Elector.
JULES LAvERGNE, Of New Orleans, Alternate.
Third electoral District
CHRISTIAN RosEtIUs, of Jefferson, Elector.
DuNgANs GAGE, Of Terrebonne Alternate
.m.. Fourth Electoral District
]. O. FUQuA, of East Feicapa, Eleeor.
Il. NJ. FAVRoT, Of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opelousas, Elector.
TALsIN FouRNEF, OF ST. Martin, Alternate
Sixth Electoral District
JOHN RAY, Of ouachits, Eleetor ~#M
.m" Hon. B. L. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate,
Each voter at the Polls casts his vote for SIN ELECTORS
Zach Of which must reside in separate Districts jy24
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NnssELs IN DEMAND. Vessels are in demand al
Richmond Va. The Dispatch says there are sew.
eral cargoes Of tobacco lying there awaiting ship
meat to France, Austria and Italy, which are de-
tained by he want of means Of transportation.
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Rzs-1A Word to the Ladics-In rceommemd-
ing TO You to Hostette Celebrated Stomach Bter it
but just 10 state that smlant the system in mpartng
strength and vgor during certain periodical stages which
ofttmes attended with much pain and trouble
preparation highly adapted all Affections consequent
upon this cause and for mother nursing babe the Btes
cannot be dispensed with especially where the mothers
hmen Inadequate the demands the child consequently
her strength must yield and here where good tonic such
as Hos,eter Stomach Bers is needed import temporary
strength and ygor 10 the whole system. Ladies should by all
this remedy and before doing yor physician
wo II he acquainted with Virtues OF tic BitterS will re-
commend their use in nil cases
Sold in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail bJ WRIGHT
Co. n and l5l Ghares srea sole agents tie Southern
States whom all should be addressed and by drug
gists dealers generally everywhere u3 2pGtSltY
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TnEsHERtFr sells atauetion on this day, at neon,
a. the City H1el Common stFset Foi ST. Ihemas
street, Fourth District. Soc advertisement
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gtsoggho ggrosfe's

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SGHNAPPS,
A sUPERL4TIyE
Tonic, Diuretic, ,Anti-Dyspeptfc
AND
INFIG oRATTN C0RDIAL.
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.Eiiaen Dfasccy's.

A large invoice Of FRENCH LINEN DRAWERS, lust
received, by
LION & 4ANDREE,
81 aid 81 Royal street,
Ru6 2ptf corner Risuyilp st.
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n5NIThenaas McBurneY il am independent
candidate for ASSISTANT ALpERSisN ot lie Frf Ward
iii place Gf W. 5. retdngill resig05a Ral7 81
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sg-.F. L, Warmer is a candidate for Assist
ANT 4InERMANof Tie Frst Ward, in PLACE Of w = Pet.
tipgiil, resigned. aAl- 8ta
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Gard.

Biloxi, sf's<,, August Is. $500
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saIsts. a.., ..... ....= m.
W00DM.IN & BESfENT.
aul3

WooDM.&N & BEMENT,
Sole proprietors.
.-.z~= Corner Of Common and Magazine streets
aUl3 2pGt New Orleans
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Ba> Everett Rangers, Third Ward II a,
regular meeting of this CLUB held icr C'al Room on
WEDNESDAY, Aug, ), he following named gentlemen were
elected officers and committees, during the PFcsi
dental campaign.
President--I. +. BAKEWELI.
Vice President--W. q, BALES
secelars--C. II. yERLANpER =o@
freasuref--R. TEATs[AN.
Marshal-THus= ASkEW
Exceiiivt Gommittee-I G. Heart W l. 4fttt Gsr,,f5.
Smith, Alfred a. Wilkins, A. b. earser A. atoniajgniq Jno
w T. leach
-Fnance eoamitice-R. e. ta,tbg W W eranc IT, s. Bell,
G. S q IIansy, Joseph Hutty A. $ WitheHs f. y Strong
r. G. Vase G. Bailey, Gee. W uynson.
The Everett Rangers will their Club=Roon over Car.
rolton Railroad Depot opeyQry WEDNESDAY EVENING at
. s O'Clock all6
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Consttfufio,.at ga,ton Guards.

arti7 2plt
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vErtghss Esejssye.,asing Etfrtr.

au6 2ptf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-16
Fce. ENFP.

WISH TO 5EhL-ist. NJ PLACE, stu
II aiea iu MElisan parish, louisiana Il Goa -
taiHs loss acres % land, and lies on both sides 49,
o. Jue's bayou, three miles distant from andSt~
s01lh ~ TIE TicEshurg ani Shreveport railroad. -
n deslref. 1 will sell - EEGNOEs with thi-s place.
Term-One-third cash. and ths balance in tw'
equal an1ul inst aumeuts, bcariug s per cent Interest
~. LeHsT. ne sverseer, uin snow Dc 70 any one
Il. ~ HOKE PLR5s also in Madi=oa parish. Louis.
lana. an ere mles f-ln the aboVe place. eontaias
aaout 210o acres, Of Wiki so are in cultivation. aid
80 more sbeted." 10 ues on both sides Joe's bsy0u,
and the garter Is just one mile frou and north Of ne
Vickstur and Shreveport railroad. JoeE bayou. from
it, mouth % where Il eaters this parish. has not been
orerdowed within the recollection o. the Oldest inhsb-
ifsnt. TisrIsce il unsu-passed In qusilrv % soit fsril-
lilies % drainage, has ab ut $50 acres o. fine cypress
timber. and there is no waste land in the tract.
n desired. . viii sell IS NEGROES with this pi.cs.
erms-0ne-thIr cash, the balance In one auf
two years, bearing 5 Per cent. interest
NJ HuEzins, TIE cvcrseer, viii show he place % any
one wishing % by.
81 NJ ROSS PLACE lies on the west bank Of Bsyou
Bartholomew. In Norehouse parish, Louisiana, contains
1887 acres, o. which 600 are 10 q high STATE q cuitiva-
ton. On toe place here are q large dwelling house and
q very tue erchsrd, emtracing . variety o. fruit, a
quarter, Sin, stables, etc. etc. Stesmboats lani a. ne
place during NEST o. the cItfon shipping season. and TIE
Ouachita river on a direct line. Is only i've miles dis
and two years. VITA 3 Per cent Interest, or By
paying the s per cent interest annually, and b. sccur-
Ing the notes satisfactcrll-, I viii rsquire 10 cash, and
diyide he sun into two eqlai amounts, payable at three
M. Hess. NE ovsrzssr, will shsv the place 10 any
one wishing 20 buy.
An. T~hiry-si1 hundred acres q unlmpr0vei land II
Carroll parish L0uisisua, wing between Roeuf river
and Bg creek, and three miles distant from the Vicks-
burg and Shreveport ralirOsd. Il II in q compact body,
and on There IL . burn Of frou 800 70 400 sores.
Win this place I viii sell, II desired, ~ EEGEOEs,
now On ne Ross place.
Tsrm-Onssaartsr eash. and ne b auos At one,
two, thFse and -four years. win Bsr cent. interest
feQ-rem pallaa. Madison Parish. Loufsinna
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Valuable Land for Sale.

John s. Peete, as adminisirafor q he estate Of John T.
whitley, snd IN rlghf of hs wife. aud his wife Ana
r.. VIZ. 3. Whitlrv md joseph d. whitley, Complain
ants. -. James K p whitley. Gertrude B. Whiuey,
sally q. Whiti-y, Fraucis J. whitley and Csihsrne
Whitley. minors, etc, defcldsns. Bill 70 sell lard
for Partition.
by virius Of a decree Of The County Court OF Tipton
ID county, In ire state o. Trunrsses, 81 it. SEPTEMBER
term. 1850. IN he above stated cause, I viii sen either
puhiicly o. privately. AMI M u1r be'1Te sold privately,
I ElI, o. The 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850, a.
tha court h1use do. In fhe tcEn q Covingtun, eel e.
anution 90 he biggest bltirr, The trscts Of land herein
aner Dc Crihe1, On tie fnllsW ug Terms. O. VII; one
third u the purchase money ca-h in hand; Cue-thirc
third two yesrs from the dag - sale; thr purchasers
vii Be required % give notes, with ~ least two E1oc
securitiesi the and retains q lien % secure ne pay
ment q The purchase money. said lands are thus
briefly described, to-wit;
Oae tract csutaining enc thousEnd aud seventeen
scres. laid OF % ths saif John Whitley, James r. P.
whitley. Gertrude b. whitley and sally n. whitley IN
the partition and division % The lauis % the late Daniel
r whitley sm1ug his heirs. lying IN said state and
county. IN The eleventh surveyors disrrict, range three,
land, a portoa q fhe Alexander tract Of land, and the
vest pofuan % he ". A Tsyiar tract = land, being In
the neighborho5i o. Col. John ?. Jet and D. John 5.
Peete.
Also, snoshsr tract q lanf eoutsining eight hundred
and dfty-eig[ acres and tventy-four poles. laid n 30
said parties In sid partition and division, kuo~n a. the
p. p Collier tract q Land, with the southeru parton o.
TIE J.. b. Maciin traa o. land. lying IN Civil District
No. D., IN said State and county
And. aiso, smother trAc- Of land lying In said Civil
District, couuty and Slate, e~autaiHinE sirhunired acres,
and LAID o 70 SID parties IN said partition AMI division,
known Is The Allison tract o. LAID beginning a. 3 hick-
sy The north-east coi uer % grant No. ga, IN the name
o. John Ksfes, for 500 aares-
said tracts q land win Be sod separaieiy.
JOIN T. DOUGLAS
aaf1-waf CLERK nd Grwrufafrrar
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Foreign markets By reIegraph.

IRA ~sTEAIsHIP cANADA.l
LIvERPooI- Oetoser s.-Ths sales - cotton for tn
past week amount To- III, 90 bales & which smount speo.
ulsi8rs took s2,e05 and exporters 1000 bales. The cot.
ten market generally closed buoy1nt. There Il q .lishi
advance IN al qualities. Nidiiins and lover qaalitis,
have improved most- ne sales Of ootto1 to-day is ssi.
mated At iolooo bales. On Friday The ssles to spesuia-
tors md exporters amounted 70 1900 bales; the cotton
market closed hm II the following authorized Qoistion'
Of The Brokers' Board circular Pair Orleans ~, mica
ling Orisans6s fair MOBILES X. niaaling N0sfss e.
fair uplands T. middliug Upland The stock Of cotton
At his port Amounts % ss5. 900 bales, Of which Gmouni
$4,000 bales are Of American production.
kessrs. Richardson, Spence A Cos circular says. ne
market for breaastuns closed quiet a. Tussday's in
p~rovemeuts.
NsssrI- Ryiant, Aihya6 Cos circular qsotss the pro-
vision market as closing steady.
The sdFices from Manchester and ether Misunderstanding
districts continues favorable. Al Manchester the mar
het for goods and yarns closed b%uoyant, win . slight sd-
Taaoe on All qualities.
LONDON, October 6-The bsrion 10 The bank n Eng
land has decreased e5s7 600 during The past rsek. Ths
money market renains generally unshanzed.
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CoMmox Law CoUKT cAsEs.-Ia the con-
mon law court TIE following easss are set for
trial to-day, the 18th instant; l, Hines vs.
Humphrey u, Bacon ". steamboat Moses
MCLEAN IA, Barlotss ". Psilusl IS, Frey
". Pslusl 10, Cover "a Ionss g, Harris
VI. Blythe q, Ashe, EslsOn a CO. rs. Mem
phis and Ohio railroad company a6, Hunts
vile and Nashville railroad company 70. Da-
vis, -, HiEly ". Robertson; 20, Lewis "
Feltsi 81, storall 3 Mitchell ". Hiss %,
Miller a Co. ". May -, wilkes 70 kssd,
Bryson IS. shaw vs. DsVis 81, Rocket 70
Pryer 4 Gray; Sc, Ward W. Harding 81
Wood, Abbott a Co. ". Council 40, Hes r
vs. Grosvsnor, sdninistrator a, Johnson ~
Humphreys a Co. ~. ROdgsr ". Williams
IS, Gayoso savings Institution vs.. Engiiaa 4
Co; a, Davis ct al. Va. Hsuer -, a. -
YsndsrpOOl a smith Is. Miller a Pinn a.
Able rs. Smith 4s, Casey, use OF ". Duvai'
Algeo a Co; 50, Lang l. Aysr vs.. stevenson
Co; 81, Robard "a. King; 81, WORKMAN "
Curtin & Co; So, Moore 4 Nelson Va Doug
lass. Dowsl a Co; 81, Lazlsr A Ridden Va
Holmes; IS, Heron vs. Peel ct all 80, Peters
a Co. ". BsIij 81, ellis, administrator, W.
n. B. Forrest 4 Co; So and 81, Doyle Va
Mvnztt.
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sss, together. Ac5s bales Totl exports q ne ssst
10 3fs bales. s.of IN rrfuea fnd en t~hiINara D.
cleared on the i2ih instant -- - bales
Sales ~ the arsi three DAYS o. ne week sHmne4 -
about - O00 bales. siuce then The rurtet has eHhi'tea
lees suimstisu. but ffg bayers 1n.esrtng WING %
operate Al the fun rates cialuHd Tor ne middiing .na
better grades, especially unasr the ln1aence Or a -lflh-
gent munsy martff and o1lsiiersbie dlnc1iF mF-nlas
~srrhauFc. 90 We1nssisy barely 4D bnea WsIt -l
tut d Inrrsfar the tusiueEs VS. Increased y tl-
ciosiHg o. one or 80 i.fke Esis, % Ts1 bzlrs. fs.trf-
das he market sas Gull. aad ne stes fel n 70 ei
95oo bales. making q total for he ftrfe aHtm ~
bales. and fr The week u 1900 balls aeen u1atI ipI
Great Britain, frnnce and or uqfthcrn maiAea tut
With a fsE psrrels for Spain aud ne Cqbuusnt H ha-
rrp@. Ia the earlT part q the week We nouced 90 I'M
pavement q 70 sc IN ne uiet Pc tee mldlins add
bstfer grades and hsiisrs ssacs ttcn tsvr th1Hp 1t
iiftie disposition o. make clrccssiuus, thouEh arafd m
close there has beeu more ufflnEness 20 sell Whte W.
have OBSERVED NJ ca1rze Fr1clrnf b rfquire any fur-
fher alteration ia our nrures.
The receipts a. this plrt since ne hrt o. September
exclusive Of III arrirais from Habiie, FIlrda aui
lrrssJ sre "a - bales. naiusf 23 7a5 bales 10 sams
last yeHr, and The decrease In the receipts a. at
ne ports, CD . ne --latest dsteH. a. compared win Lass
Iesrs Is se.5ly halff- 10 tne arg-ft1 ftTr ne raltef
States 20 hreiEu c~luutfiea, - compared Win re ssr1e
'aies last yesf. there o. decrease o. 1854 bale %
Great hritain, tld Of 1869 Franca, while % Cher
oreirn pTts here Is a. ineretss o. sa bales
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VII sen q great bargain IN sod tract q Land,
I wing IN raliobusha county, hiss., 70 he head waters
% BlHy's creek. 9 miles north O. eFtle, ands miles
west or Wsterraliey SD 10 niles east from oakland
The trnct contains 500 acres, haif Of which d very god
land; a1me Is acres under fence, g never failing bluf
spring Or most foiirhuui wster. a1d log cabins. There
b. d rich walnuL hick1ry and hazel gruut1 on TIE land.
annual pzyueuts % & 900 each, or I viii puf . family
q zine utefr NrTroas q lAn En1 bis wife and seven
likely boys vita ne lana. Tor SO. 600, \ clsh and bal
.n1s f2msnias r1m the Isl or January next Fur par
ticulars aEirssr. LEHMAN HAILE.
% mFm Eafawnr ~
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,

aDAMS 81, WEAR NAN, OYER THE TUNNEL.
c MEETINGS.
ERMA DOUGLAS CLuB-ETsryi Monday niEht q
s 0'doz. John Dutuinser, presidents Pred Esnsr,
secretary.
CHELsEA DOuGLAs CLUB.-Col Hemplston, presi-
dent; n. Prsek. vios-prszissuti JShH viRsrsou. Sec
reiary; G. R. Aydleu, treasurer. Hsss At "H0rmsnis
Corusr" every WEDNESDAY nighL
DEsocRATIc Association or sHELET CoUHTY.
every TUESDAY might q so'oloek. v. T.. Carroll, Prsst-
dent; z. c. Lsmoyus. secretary.
LITTLE GIAEr ~CLUB-Evsry Friday alrhi 1t 8
o'clock. Luke y. FinlaE Presid-nti Johadss kiieheH,
secretary.
soUrH MEnPH DOUGLAS CLuB-R. ". CrsiA-
p~residenti J. II. R5bh, r~eoordins secretary; John
P. seaman, corresponding secretary. hssiing every
Tsdnesdsy night At Capt. Hs.lyss, On cauSsy street.
thrse doors south q Seal street.
EEcHAsIcs' DoaLAs cLUH-E. P. Lewis, pres.
tsnt J. n. Obsrly, s~err'sry. keetinE every mus
dsy night a. Demoerauc headquarters.
BLUFP CITY DousLAs AND ToHzsos CLuH-
Neets ever TussiAy night n corner Main and Eaffet
streets. ssmI Tishe, president J. }. Real secretary.
Al Democrats are invited .. attend hsss mesiiuu.
Public doeumsuts, payers. ETC, vii soon Be on hand a.
ne hesdquarters Tor dissributioa. Apply 70 Il. C.
YounE. &c, or 2. C. Lsm9yns.
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SECOND SALE OF LOTS
IN THE CITY OF
Il Wv &c H.

A CHANOE % invest in real estate az ne city % Eu.
"A nice. TIE eastern terminus u the Hisslsslppi, Oaa-
chlta and Red river railroad. on the itth dlI Or O.
tooer, iSso. WMl b sold. a. pablic auct1u. githo1t re-
serve, = portion o. Lots are owned By -he Mississippi.
Ouachita and Rel river railroad COMPANY, AZ ne sity or
Eunice, on DE NissiEiP river beins the eastern ter
minus a. said road. A plat ~ tie Los can b seen b.
calling AZ the omcs % toe Company az Camden or On
Capt. Davidson. chief elgiueer, 81 ne shoge pflnt-
Oue-haf % the purchase mrueT VIII he required 70 BE-
paid ia cash IN tie day u sale. and ne Reminder y
months thereafter, notes BEARING ten per cent. interest
fron date. Bills On soiTent banks q rdnuesses and
Iouiuana. or Approved sight drafs 90 NeE Orleans.
viii Be AIKEN in PAYMENT from purchasers o. LRts
he road viii D. completed aud In operation o. No.
B8Eie's az misi By ths DAY o. ale
Ahearr chslce for the Investment 10 capita was
nsver presented. The prospect fer the early completion
o. ne raaf thr1uEh ne Mississippi bolou is certain.
aud when d1ue property At said point win sell foT
fouble ths amoult it will bring ca The cay < sale. A
city viii sprlng ~ IN . fev years nat VII rival ln
o1mmsrcs an implrtsn-e any P1int On ue MlssissiPol
river. between 81 Louis and New Orleans.
There viii Et10 BE- sod a. The sane time and plaza.
b. Maxim 4 Fsrguso1, some choica residsncs 1fs.
aonvsaient Q. sui near he business portion o. ne city.
Terms o. payment made known authsy day o. sale
~JA8.THO8- ELLIuIF
FrssIasnt Nis.iesppi ousehi,s sed r. liver r%sarosi
company. seti-ust
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EaIuahIe Plantation for saIe

c1fr Tor sale ny plantltlsns sitla.cd on Tensss -
L bayou sud Horse shoe Lake, Madison parish, -
Ia, ave mil 8 from Quebec depot, and
miles from Richmond containing 800 acres. -
more or less ne fmpr0vem slts are rs acres IN cuiti-
Walton. Iea0 acrrs deadened. c1mi1rtable frame dwell
lax, out-hsu-es. negro quarters, neg gin house G By 70
feet long, etc. etc. will divide the above tract. tide
sired, and sell ahout ieo0 acres % The lake, with u1st
o. the improvements, and 1890 acres on TIE bayou.
Either tract can Be secured from overdoE By private
levee af snail expense. I am anxious to sell, and vii
give a decided barEais 70 an early purchassr. Pr par
ucuiars refer % the Hon. Wm- ;. Psrham. Richmond;
Robert KILLER, ESQ. near Haym1nd, Kinds oJunty.
hiss, or myself on the premises.
iy27-wdaI n. T. MORRISON.
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ANIMAL on the Pony Erpress.

ST JOSEF. Eo, Oct Der Russell, Ma
i0r n Co.'S ten day poHy express arrived here to-day
from Sacramento. with California stviees 70 the 21ia.t.
Tss steamship Sonora sailed from San Francisco for
Panama on the "a instant, with sss5. 600 in sold, and
50. Oo9 in silver from the Wsshse uines.
Trade At San Franrisoo vas good. The msrketfor pro-
visions bad % adrEEcing tendency- WHISKY wasseiliuE
al S952ze . gallon. Sugar vas baoysut-
Tss Irish voters Of san Frsu1isoo favor the elect on Of
Douglas Had johnson.
Adyices received from Oregon say that both houses Of
the Legislators have agreed TO vote for two United States
senator's On n it Of October.
Ths Tusi.n. are troublesone On he Anuqafroue route
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-16

TIE PEENIUN BALE.-The bale OF cotton
which drew the $50 prize at the exhibition
Of the Shelby comfy agricultural society,
which closed on Saturday, was sold yesterday
By F. Titus & Co., OF this city, at the high
hzures Of twenty cents per pound. This bale
will net Mr.. Holmes, the successful eontss-
tsnt sgsins. seventeen competitors FOR this
prize, fully s250-an example OF what careful
cultivation and skiIltul husbsndry may ae-
complish.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
a Valuable Plantation.

I WILL SELL on MONDAY the 15h DAY o.
i October next, 10 the highest hidter. IN the e
tcUu q Pnhola, ny plantsttou, up1u uhfch 7 -
reside, situated In Pamela county. Mississippi. -
four niles north Of the town % Pamela, consisting Of
I'll acres, 600 choice bottom. and The balance god rlfne
land and well umbeTed, about It's acres nov In c,rn
and es;toui god gin house, and other improvements a.
good - generally found In the count
Tne residence l. delightfuliy situated On an rminenca,
about onef0urth Of q mile from Nesbit's mills, on The
Mississippi and Teuuessre railroad, 10 being ne ssstern,
and The TaIlahsichie river the southern bJundary.
TERN@Onc-thIrf o. TIE purchase money 10 cash. ar
Memphis city accepted paper 81 sixty days the balance
In two equal payments, one and two years from day Of
sale. with interest from date.
Altgether. q Ia one Of the most desirable places in
Eorth Mississippi such chances are rarely % be bad
a. public sale, ard ! Woulf afviss any one desiring q
rich hottsm farm, In the midst q the very best society.
70 call and examine the place before the day o. sale.
sef2 vim IN 7. NEsBTr.