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Gtttseaes, IYcisef.

Gstixens' Ticket.
FOR MAYOR.
II. II. PLACE.
STREET COMMISSIONER:
+r.. J. MILTON RELF.
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICTS:
THos. H. SHIELDS.
RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT:
j. L. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICTS:
ROBERT wYNNE.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First District. .................Jo 0. NIXON
MISREPRESENTATION STORY.
Second District. i. E, FoRsTALI..
Third District. ....-----
Fourth District, ...........,....H II. 4. yENNARD.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First Ward .....e.......s a. KINGsLAND.
Second. Ward. .CHAs. j. LEEDS.
Fourth Ward. .............,w F. HoDGKINs.
:. :. .................. HENRY SHEPHERD, Jr.
Fifth Ward. ..-..............----
Seventh Ward % F. sEICHsHAYDRE.
Eighth Ward. .......4.........- a=
myl4 2p'e
.HesU Summer. Clothing
Ar
PIERsoN, HARRISON Sc CO.'S,
No. / MAGAZINE STREET,
Corner of Canal Street.
BLUE NAVY FLANNEL sACs, 10.
BLUE NAVY FLANNEL SUITS,
Coat, Pants and Vest. sl2.
NEW STYLE FRENCH CAsS. PANTS.
WHITE LINEN sACs TROY CAss. sAes.
FANCY MARSEILLEs VESTS.
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS.
ELEGANT BLACK SKELETON VESTS
Just the thing for weather.
BLACK BoMBAzINE VESTS. 81
And
Other Novelties for Summer Wear.
z9~call and examine. at
PERSON, HARRISON Il CO.'S.
myl2 2plOsaMo&we
Black Moreno Goods.
BLACK FRENCH MFRINo FRoCKs
BLACK FRENCH MERfNo sACs
BLACK FRENCH MERINo PANTS
BLACK BoMBAzINE HAYMARKETs-Fine.
BLACK B0MBAzIEE sACs.
BLACK ALPACA FRoGKs AND sAcs.
H9-Jus opened. at
PERSON, HARRISON d CO.'S,
#.# MAGAZINE STREET,
myl2 2pl8tSaMo&We Corner Canal street
Furnishing Goods.
NEW STYLE CROSS PLAT SHIRTS.
LINEN BOSOM AND LINEN SHIRTS
WHITE Isle THREAD AND COTTON SHIRTS
GAuZE MERINo UNDERSTANDS
LACE TIES LINEN GoLLARs-Fins,
HALF HOSE aud other new things.
H8-Just opened, by
PERSON, HARRISON Il CO.,
] MAGAZINE STREET,
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Ribbons. Ribbons.

Ribbons. Ribbons.
beautiful assortment Of Ribbons suitable for Dress Trim
nlngs lust received and for sale low by
LION h ANDREE,
81 and sc Royal street.
:. Rienville.
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Defes''s BE'Orsfed Store,
CANAL STREET, NEAR pAUPHrE
good many articles sold under price, make for
arrivals just received fine lot OF Hair Nets silk Nets with
and without Beads Braid Nets Also Nets of Chenille
ana uoid- my29 2ptf
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed FROM No. IN Canal street, opposite sids
No. 7s door from Rampant he be pleased 70 re-
ceve his old friends and others may his professional
ssrvicss. alG 2ptf4W
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aS-Seventla Ward American Club, Third
DIsrRr.-Ths Club will meet the House on Great
men street. every WEDNESDAY EVENING at u. o'clock
precisely until further notice.
By order of the President:
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The Toilet.

The Toilet.
"TREFELIon Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
+ ..TREFELIon Cures all Eruptions.
"TREFELI0" Soens the Skin,
'tTREFELIop Beauties the Skin
'tTREFELIo'' Eradicates Hunor
"TREFELIo' 30 cents bottle
Particularly adapted climates few droDs poured
in the water for Bathing deciousy refreshing and eserat
Ing giving the Skin Freshness smoothness Elasticity sopesH
brancy and PurityCoong and Inyigorang- the
flesh firm and Of aabastet richness Beauty removes all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
Mgesold everywhere Mt 50 cents bottle
CARY, HOWARD SANGER CO.; NORTH. SHERMAN
& CO.; LAzELL Marsh & GARDINER TILEsroN 4
CO.. General Agents. 4s broadway New York. my2s aplv
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$50 Eighth Ward American Club The
Eighth Ward American Gubw at their New Club Room
situated at the Of Greatmcn Eyan Fields streets
MONDAY the 7th Of May 1860 o'clock r. M and cv.
cry MONDAY following until further notice.
my4 2pte By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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Fishing Tackle.

Just reesived by steamship st. Louis from New York cams
etc assortment Of Fishing Tackle Of The ne,. quality
LION q ANDREE,
81 and % Royal street.
my1 2pn corner Benyiiie.
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RSr From the Family journal. Heinz
STREETS HAIR REToRAryE-As evidence increasing
popularity Of this celebrated remedy and proof the
vincng that is the only reliable article
storing gry hair 70 III natural coler and increasing strength
and beauty copy the following from the Saratogan:
In NEVER FAIIsThe most satisfactory always
obtained bs The Of Hemseet Tnnitabe Hair Color
ing Restorer It is the oldest preparation and
has tphantly won for itself the nImtable spite
Of all the attempted limitations which followed its inroduc
on. The long array of advertising columns Of
those well known in vicinity who have used IL with
pleie success and commend 1t In uneasued sufficient
to its real salue and lis intrinsic excellence
mend II TO readers.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold every where.
W. 2. HAGAN CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. 7.
Sold byJ WRIGHT CO., II l6l Chartres street New
Orleans. myi6 2plm&W
H- spring Bets-S5 S6 50 for the best
Spring Bed in existence. Howe's Paten Me- 54 Chatham
street. New York. Examine IT. address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular speca
70 the trade and local asencies iy 2p&Wly
Ra- Among the many Preparations NOW
before the public certain the Fever
have been received with such especial
ters Stomach Biters This been circulated and its
many virtues promulgated throughout the States every
the preprietors greeted with intelligence dread
full vanauhed by the celebrated Buffers In
principal cities there but few families who neglect
Bitters in furnishing their medcnecoses tonic is
both mild and agreeable the taste stimulating
ton upon the system For certain for the Fever
Ague Fatuency Dyspepsia, morbid Diseases it
Is and unequaled.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
and l6l Charities street. sole for the Southern
States and whom all orders addressed and by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere my23 2p5t<W
18- Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye Id unri-
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III Card.

We the undersigned have with surprise our names
to certain document addressed Robert Wynne ESQ
and published in the Bee Of the requesting said
to rnn for The oceof Recorder of the Third District
In Justice to ourselves and the present Recorder Webster
Long HON admire the and lust he has
pursued since his accession to Office that we never
sgnea his document In question: authorized any 1t
In our names and further that intentions support
and vote for the incumbent, Webster Long Esq
VIM. FORESTER,
B. REMAIN,
A. WIEN aNN,
G. ENGLAND,
CHRISI0PHER WHEELER,
New Orleans, May 26 lsot my3f 81
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h aRf4 fsssL N ii as sasauet st,ea,
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Candidate for Mayor.

win be supported candidate for Mayor By the ei1cns
without reference 10 parties the election to take place In
June next my2s 2pte
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4eeszs asxrs j q lassn Hsira iii an I'll.
NJ Il szis ats 81 ehaass. ssss,a, "a.
49, r i sozess ksa kaadz 81.
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y 1s !. osL,r y sals By Kearny, Blois d
- y EeeaseI IS .br'r s.lyersfesnrat S go &
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i IhS tzacoalcos. Captain Wilson,
aneissd II a,1l0ck thia morning for New York sin
HssanA ~ forty cabin and ilfsy.sight stesrage
foS New Fork and seren calfn and one
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Clothing Clothing!
MORE FRESH GOODS
z HE STORY BUILDING. >,
ALFRED MUNRoE q CO.,
Are in receipt Of large additions to their preyous stock Nv
recent arrivals, consisting Of ' -
BLACK CLOTH AND SINGLE MILLED FRoGYs
hERINo FRENCH and ENGLISH FRocKs and sAes
BoMBAzfNE D. B. and s. B.
BARBOUR, all qualities,
ALPACA, :.
CASHMERE and SILK MIxED SUITS nj, oua,;...
FLANNEL, NAVY and VIRGINIA surTs-,o match
sEERsUcKER and LINEN
Vests.
@AhsEiLLEs-White, Fancy colored and Check,
SiLh, BLACK BoMBAzINE and BARBOUR.
Boys and Chfldren,s Clothing.
LARGE sTocK-mada up in every possible shane.
ALFRED MUNRoE q CO.,
my2s 2r6t Corner Camp and Common streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-29

AZ. John coehrsne. What is the eoudi-
tor OF the auestion2
The Chair. The previous question has been
demanded. TIE question now is, Is The eau
for the previous QUESTION seconded.
Mr.. Cochrane. On what resolution is the
r~repious question demandedf
the President. On the resolution offered BY
a. Gentlemen from Conuecticot, Mr.. Bishop,
tbat no person shall be permitted 70 speak
more than once OF The same question. nor Tor
a longer tins han fifteen minutes UPon that
rts previous question is called.
NJ. Wslker. ] desire the chair TO state 10
the conqsntion What VII BE- he eject i The
can Tor the previous question is not sustained
"a the house2 Viii bot my amendment thea
Be IN or3sr2
The President. n the previous question IS
rot sustained, the gentleman's amendment VIII
be IN order.
Mr. John Cochrane. I ask the chair n the
first branch OF he question bsfure the conven-
ton is not identical with the rule now govern
ing The CO .rentioa
The President. The frst branch Of The
question is. -
M. John Coehrans. 7 now ask II ne
second branch % the resolution Is mol also
/ identical with our present mlest
The President. Il O. similar IN one respect
| It varies BY limiting debate 20 fifteen minutes
while az present & is limited 20 one hour.
Mr.. John Cochrane. Then Hope the wnole
nronositfon will be voted down. LCries OF
% Oder, orier-N5 debate is IN orderF'
TIE President fully ana clearly explained
The condition OF The question, and The call Tor
the previous question was inded.
Tie convention thea refused to oTder the
pre- ions question BY the Following vote, taken
hv states.
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snum Dtpplng.

Wsrsspsetfuly AK the attention of CIR fair
Tsaders 10 Wes Tennessee 10 the foHouinl
parsgrsph, which We fns going fbe roaad n
our exchanges. Let them read reflect and re-
form;
To ne Editors Of the Bosfoa Journal
An article IN your Tursdsy's edition on
=" snuff dip1ing1 attracted ny attention. A
recent residence o. sone tFo months 10 Ten
nessee gave me an opportuni y 10 observe the
practice Of the habit # 8 DIPPING Enuf >
smous tie ladies' 7 e called "dipping
snud" and not -nuf digging 1-at least. J
never heard The latter nsme applied 10 It. Ire
practice Trevaiis almost universally In West
Tennessee. and also very genersfiv IN Tir-
ginia snd Ksstneky, bur ] never saw ANYTHING
n u 10 Georgia, or o.her ersrems ssu-hern
States Where have observed The la 1t q
@dipriugp the lsdies keep the stick In their
delicate mourbs and chpw H. When hrv Wish
10 emit spitile, they take ont The stiek.s al
ore Of the ofh-r SIX woula a cigr Ve-v
uanr voung ladies' Of T" sweet sirtsen - s,5
sons even youRger,i 81 iocsinicsIbare visifel.
are inveterste "srnf dippers.o The Ifrle
sticks, with their eheWFd ends, are freouertiv
seen Loving loose about the houses Of nisnters
and others.
feE months since I attended a eouutrv
cburch IN West Tennessee, and saw q ladv q
good general appearance. dressed IN the rich
est styie, walk up one Of The sisles with stick
il bef mou'bi She took Der seat. arranged
Der crinnline, dTeE out Der snnf box, which
BE opened. and then proceeded during the
service 10 "dip snuff Tie ssttse back Of
her seat vas unoccuPied, sed when shs bad
occasion 70 spit. 81 soc did Frequently, she
gracefully ~ ned Der head, back s0d spit be-
tweaa fhe vacant sea- anf The one she occu-
ped. Il realty Seemed fifhv, bat there is
nefhfrg Ifke getting used n such thines. D.
WoEcEsTER. April I3, 1850.
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cusRJFsToN Convention.

The pubiie is left 10 greater doubt, By the
dispatches received last night Of the actual
proceedings Of the Charleston convention than
existed before.
The telegraph lines seemed to have been
~monopolized yesterday bv the pugiistie prize
fight between the champions, HEEEAS snd
sATrRs. and, for the nones, this sfair ahsorbs
the THOUGHTS Of men, and d.vsrts attention
from The political evoitsment Of the hour
What is te~l-grsphsi amounts 70 Dc le, and its
significance cannot easily Be determined.
The ms1ari-v report Of the platform con-
miitee was referred back 70 The committee BY
almost a unanimous vote. This is the sun or
the dispatches. There was probably no bal
lof-g Yesterday. and consequently the con
venaon has adjourned over unii another week.
rBT rE~rEeEkvH-l
CEAEIEsrox, s C., April 2s-The cor
v~sntion, after Push's speech yesterday, sd-
10 rnsd until noon to-day 70 vote On the plat
form
CHAnLrsrox, S. C., Arr1 ., 10 A. M--Tne
convention reassembled at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Mr.. Bislsr, TO test the sense Of The
convention. moved that the resolutions intro
duces bv Mr. Bsysri be referred back TO he
eonmittss on platforms with instructions to
report in an hour Mr. Richardson denounced
the motion as being our Of order. The chair
d4cioed Mr.. Biglsr's motion to be in order
Mr.. Biglsr hen dsm7nded ne previous ques-
ton. Florida demanded q vote by States
AMID intsnes excitement the nan question
was ordered By q vote O. 800 against one from
M.-rIanI-
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% MuM
The question then recurring on The adoption
Of b resoiution q the majority. the sans was
adopted b. a large majority.
The entire report on the COMMITTEES was then
adopted.
Mr.. North, Of Pennsylvania, moved to recon
slider toe motion TO adopt The report, aud 70 lay
that motion on The table. Agreed 20.
Mr.. North, " Pennsylvania, thea moved
that the rejected claimants FOR seats in this
convention Be invited "a. take honorary seats
on this floor. TCries Of mop "Nops aNols1
Mr.. Lawrence, Of louisiana. The gentlemen
whose claims have been rejected will not ac-
cept such an Offer.
A Voice. .hsn let them stay ont.
Mt. lawrence bad never seen the gag law
applied like /. had been that afternoon The
contested seats from New York should hags
been, In The first place, decided by the c1nren-
tion. and not By the national committee.
Neither side should hays been admitted. He
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AZ c. cAIcE SON, % MONDAY. 1ott lust, Il as
W. Areade. III else cat a idrrs lr of 8randiea,
Vines Whiifte1. Crans. rohaac1. Furniture. Mrfs
reset &C. sale psiuFe. as ranct
~ q. CArcE & on.
mH..a.H NHHHH HmnaHa ara Ri maHaHa So
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Negroes AZ Auction.

.NTENr TUEsDAT hsiag ny rfgIlar sales az for
N NrErrer, Iulu Cfr o. sale twenty Likely Ne
r-aas c~rasIsNng Of eef-larf. bsue servants. etc.
hfs1 e Nal ll1cksuih-EauuE s1d o. 1a1ompiished
uorrmsn. MkrT. = FAnRIEGr0N,
wnnn~ uarE ara~na
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WTAETED HsHFHIs AID CHARLESTON RAN
~ rad sac<, sui Miulrirrl and Teanessss Rail-
flal SOL Ne hlEte1t cFl prizes win Be- rnf a.
~ - g-you atTngf iasrtr.tn, Nais1u street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-29
Hew Musical Class.

MISS A. WATsOS's rev cass b. veal ana r1s,ru
NJ mental Mufc Wii meet ever 3aflnftT morning
At 9ocIoff. % IRE Easement cf che First E1uu ch-rca.
aeon o. STREE. The afternornr iiss VII meetat4 O'Clock.
On ne Iectura Room 90 TIE South Memphis Methodist
caureh. Hornanio street. nrse classes wu meet 90
ne same races a. ne ahuFe hours, everT saturday
heraarar.
TraNs-ruauiv-soIr Lessons fr g..
Mts Wilson vii asa rive private leszrrs 70 ladies
f1r zoe rupr cu-lvstion of lte vuin. Her ssiam of
naeaInxl is thoroush, setting trh me correct principIss
lf mnslr rnls -
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Common law Court.

JOmmon law Lourt.
Alanse1 Mrrsmln. Attachmsnf Tor DEBT
vs.. eIs 50. uon-resi-
Steamboat Gen Pike % owners deaf a. io r.. p Red
y R-Jonss szf 2 P.Eeimond m0nd.
~ MS cause DO appeared 20 the law side % the Com
L u.n Law aud Chan-rrT Court % the city % Mem-
phis. az It's Harh teru, 1850. ulat she defendant. p P.
Redmond. 81 a nonresident % the State q Tennessee.
o. was therefore 1rdsrcd that puhsicaion be made four
wcets EucrassiveiV il the Memphis Daily Appeal, re-
r1srilE PIP. Eelm1ul % ap3ssr az or bsfars the next
Octller term 81 ms cl-rlr c ulcucinE on the secad
M1111y % Octsb-r. 1859. sr1 plead, angEer or femur %
mesri- troulht sgaiusr hin TN This bshaif o. JudEmeni
By tsf1uu as tohIm uul Be- euiercI-f weeks IS
MARCUS J. ETGHT Cerk.
By Al WHEELER, Deputy Glen.
I'D q a. Anle-s1us attorneys FOR plaintif-
aHr1I~
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R0aTd andIL0dFInE.

T0UR XIV ROOMS. 5rs aaIsasd. b, ne nuouns.
II dlloa ~ hlIrfera- uorh fsst conner ~ Hruaufo
a1f Linfen streets. nw uoarters can zisohe ne11mns-
dated. sarisf1rorr rafsrrucr VII o. reqlirrd o. an
raaHa-rT uuesrLT
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For RessE,
STORE 34S MAIN STREET.
AND GooD FIXrCRgs FoR sALE
Erqu.-e a. ma ablvs Q unb4-. --aafw
NV MEMPHIS THEATER.

NEW NBMPHIS THEATER.
ArinE ri sage Haaise-----.wE c. TEoNTsON.
VlhE Ulu1geu-Fat have the pleasure % aHrour-lru
y an ruEaEem IT. Er puifivei= SIX ui1h o1Iy. win
~ fltbrafed AlMSET NEWCsaBS ORIGINAL
CAhPBELL a7NSFREfsr raa urfnrp.sr tr MONDAY
ENIN Aprl % in q GRASD MONSTER cor
GEArs akEEui.
NeV1.m1 in he Essence % Od Virgins Lizzie
Brh1v a. WlHie's Gonc f1r s'cer. To r1rr-nFa wffh 4
GaANn OPERarIC -EBELzsQuz. In which ihe wdoIs
troupe VIII Tu1ear-
NhtnEe ot rHlffamme every evening.
lfqrs open az To'ciocr5 Performance b. c1umsn-e ID
qeqeS precisely hEc0ea opsn ncm fg 10 a. en- 3
Cuforfd Gallery - cents. mo
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Common law Court.
Common - CsuFt.

a p hlr-eIr
vs.. Aflcrmauf. rsu-ras-
~. 2 O. Ewaad. Idha Bruan. fsfentuctiuu. fe1t eaif1
riu % CooDTool 8 Rsssl 5ei0o-
IN flis cause az TIE Isst u1rch term cf ne Ia- sfe
L 70 te Comma Lax aud Ch1ucsry Csuu o. the city
20 Memphis Do appeared 90 ne c1urt hat defendants
were On -rerid-nfs 81 ne STATE % rennelsce. pc vas.
therefore. ordered ~ ne Govt hat r-1Iaifn Be ma :
faur weets sucfssiFeiy On the Memnhs Daily Appesl.
~reguirlng lefeudalfs 20 arpear a. rr le1re the next
occher Term % salf rrur. csrinruclrg on III ssc1ni
d112sT ~ oc-eher, fEn, ana peal answer Or damur %
pltufIf sa-tiCn in rIs lehal. o. irtEueut y default
Fir be eatero! aE1lnsf them.-rawaers ST.
MAncE = WRIGHT Cierk.
By A. j. WHEELER- Deputy Clerk.
BroEn & Frszsr, anurn1y7 hrpaiufiI ap-24F
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Notice to Tax Payers

CT Tax AGess1ri uIH cmu=rcs their 1at-rl
Il f afaW lIB and are fssiruus % EEt srarv b. iu
ne city o. IT, proper gwne- Il viii nrlltae tham
verT much % Be advised ol aT error iu ne Hsfiaz ~
last yeas, cr Any chanEs I'M uunerahip since. Tn ftinr
90 uie19e state the block. Doe or u1rfo Ia. Win Il fnlf
tesc-ptiou % l0citien and SIZE.
JOHN NEWsnW
JOIN MARrIN.
JOHN PAlE.
aFrim Assegou.
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Inst Received

IN Chancery al MemphEs.
CrATGCFEfEEESfEE-A Rucs FED In the CTsrka
= once, Chsnoerg staof ne Comuoa Law and Chan.
CRY Coarto the CITY o. Nespias on Hsutsys April
lnd. fs6o.
AleNandsr Mu1ns Cemplsinan..
"a
Al Deuglas A. Dwell, Anas G. Ranielps agd RlE-
lin Baker. nrfaudaufs.
u go arl1a frou s1dsvft md m thIs causs tsai
~ Ifcnf1nf. B1Eii1 Dakers Is a 1uu-Usllcut %
the sac q Teuureas= 70 Is er4srai that theT
t1 enter bis arucararce hercln before or wl.an
che first three DAYS OF TIRE mkt term 81 said Court,
o. BE- heId on the fourth M1ndag q Nay next
Ueefl and plead. answer Or fsrur 70 c1mplain-
ants bill. Or The SANE VII D. tlscu for confessed - 70
hin a1f set Tor hitrilz e--pcfft ard that acuVy o.
this order b. rrtlisred rure q WUE tr four ECceaslve
uerks iu IN Meuphls dEFaEt
Acpy. Attest. JOHN o LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
EsIar q ~Ihlmpsan, Solicitors for conplaina1t.
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atn S0bsrlssmfnts.
Brandies, wines and whisky
TO the Trade.

TrN rscaiFe1, anf mu1t r1I uII - clossd o1f On
~ MONDAY, a. 10 acocE slIh inst. Ht1s Arc1te
nj c cATc2 3 SON,
Auclouesrs 80 Real a1t1ts 3r11era.
------ Il. . u.-.n ----.-
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stralsht Denut-E q Co.
w. litashmeuf r dubt siiso,
J. Dean, ". q. clifford. fssn rssdeuts.
Finm n Dssn 4 C7ifr9-
At ne lat Na-rh term 1850, o. the Law SIDE o. ne
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A-mphs, BE- appeErei 81 the cert tht tefendznts are
nlu-restleufs GO ne ststs % tennessee. Il vas.
therefore, eriefei tlat pu3lealon De uats tour weeks
IN slccsssion, IN TIE Memphis Daily Appeal, requiring
ne lefeud4nis % auraar and plead. answer OF tcmur 10
said salt &c o. tsfrs ne uszt 6ci1ser tern 81 tbs
wuts cmmerriuE on ne second Ma1dag % s1id maun.
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cations, and sitting members easilng Il the
frst time. WuLIaN n. BRooKs,
Delegate from Alabama
JcHS s. DuDLET,
Delegate from California.
3 GHEEa,
Delegate from Texas.
VAN II. MkETIEG,
Delegate from Arkansas.
JuLIAN BARraInGE,
DELEGATE from Georgia.
". s. BkRRY,
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submitted The following letter TO the cOnven-
tions
CHAnLEsroE, April p, 1850.
To he Hsaorabls ~ Presideaf and Dsiegoies o.
he Dtmncrniic C0arrhtioa
GESrLExnx. Tue commissioners Q tne
Orphan house Of Charleston respectfully
invite TIE delegates Of the Democratic national
conventien. nov assembled % TITS city, %
VISIT the Orphan asylum Of Charleston stu
a.edin Calhoun street, t. inspect Is organiza-
lion, domestic auaneemenia5 discipline and
economy, and to examine, more especially, the
educatiunai departments OF their school
The Institution viii Be open 10 the inspee-
ton OF The delegates at all times, but more
especially on Wednesday aiterncons The 18th
Anrfl, instant, a. 4 o'clock, when The public
exhibition Of tie scbqol takes place;
Respectfully, IT. A. DESADssuRE,
Chan Of Com'rs Orphan House.
SIR. Deht, of Pennsylvania, moved to ex-
tend he hour Of a~diournuentto Z o'clock.
The vote vas taken on tie several amend
merts, which were lost, and the convention
adjourned to 4 O'Clock In the afternoon.
~rrERSoo sEssfoE.
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To tie HonornbIs Presidsnf Of tie Nation
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DIWUlNIE INlEIIIIN
Tue undersigned, members Of the eomnitts,
on ersdehtiais, Hnder an imperious sense OF
duty are Constrained to dissent from the report
OF the majority Of this COMMITTEES, and rssDect-
fully reeomme1d maths tlFo delegations from
the Stateo New York, be authorized 10 select
each ihirty-fFe delegates, and hat TIE seventy
delegates thus selected Be aduitted 10 this
convention as The delegates Of the New York
Democracy and that they be allowed two
hours to report their seleetiou-the two de,e-
gates to vote separately, each to be entitled to
seventeen votes, The remaining vote Of said
State to be cast alternately BY the two dele
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