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CHAPTER So.

Aasswsag Toe Untsa AeFisaitassI seeisss tss pgF~
eA@se certala school land
IN Ael 10 snabls the Uaion Agricultural
Society 10 purehase esrtsIn school
land.
Sassion |. Be ID enacted by tbs Gene
raj Assembly Of Ehas State Of Iowa, That
the Uaian Agricultural Seciaay Of the
eaantiss OF Clinton, Scott, Cedar, Jones,
and jackson, 10 harsby empowered 20
purchase Of tie Beard % Supervisors Of
olinaon county. lows, TIE soath east
quarter ol She north east quarter of sec.
ton aixsssn, 10 township eighty. one,
narth ol range one, east of she 9Th
prineipal msridiau, al shs sam Of 6ve
dollars 90 acre.
Sss, This ACT. bsing deemed OF iza-
mediate Importance, shall take sffses
aad bs 10 foroa from and after iss Eubli-
ca1ion Id the State Register and Cfint6n
Coasty Advocate, free Of expense 10
the State.
Approved March 10Th, 1856,
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
vas published in the State RegisteE
March 18th, 1866, and in tbs CIinson
County Advocate ---, 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of Stale.
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LasaEi I.IME8l I.EmEali

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E4ine-guasfy and Kiihs, siknassa zzs msla4 Naxfh
OF Go.aegi Hfn6s where hs via keep esnssaasiy 90
hana tbs sSA1 saaasiy Of RAzIa whssh w1IE BE sssa
Reasonable terms. xeMA KAMhKns
aas s.fssS~~tf.
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ri Iks6nnh1g ufxno 1oaas0 Iswas That
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soe11ef0 tk4ssfsr aad saeA resaips
sksdl ~ &u1ksjssk vosehsr for the
Ct q M aktlsppna With tie Aadilor
r. ~ PrSsi15d, 81 dslfiAasioa
S1<h4 10 Without e&alng . reprint
1t ~ Rssisisn.
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a ~ 1svision 10 tAs passsssiSa q aay
Gixk. as sns TINA Of the taking sTsss OF
.sa1fAs1. - is1alAeisnt 70 ssagpsy the
s1axlf<e6 II hla ecursy, be Is hsrah5 a..
shazixsd he draw upon the Sscrstary Of
n NJ vs9afsisa aaAbsrs was
eli. naxkify to his Aaditer Of State ses
~; = sc sopisa 10 transmitted, and
ahs Auditor shala eAsrgs saob elsgk
shas.wiSk. And sahasqasasly credit hlm
MI cash - msy Be disposed efs ~ pro-
yiasa Ii Ia arss seesiaH Of shis Aes.
See. .. nsay Jassios of the Peace -
seasigiag sopys Of the Rssiainas shaA
M % 6sAszais 10 biz successor 10 oaacas
o. ID sase oil his vsnsosai from the tewa-
shin. % ths resignation sf hia Ones. 70
1s|f1u Ia tbs clsrk Of the Districs Court
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CHAPTER 81.

..ssss Mesaas = @ssar David j. wssBsr.
Aa4Ass for shs rsaiss us Major David j.
MAgseasss
Whsrsaa, Upea solicitations made aud
ia&wasmsats bald cot by the Execativa
ard skksg ciaixsas al this ssats, Major
DsviA j. Waggsssr, Of Fulton county,
Hljssjs. asdsrtosk the saptaEs ef Joasph
Msnkksa, yhs VITA ene john j. Grams,
lad, ahsus the Isk Of January, 1855,
narasRsd, In Taylos eoaasy, lows, JAS.
nralsps : sssPsssssls aisiasa d sAis
Whereas, After several weeks Of zsai-
sas s&szs, as great Ffsk, and ths sxpsnss
Of abous $500, hs saeessdsd in arrest
Seg EAe said Bries, ~ Okamaa, in tbs
Stass ss alianssstay on the s0th of Nav,
1865, and proceeded 10 deliver him to
the sHssrs Of the State for trial, for
whishl DO has nss besa Essa aaerated !
shaFefexas
assslsn /. Be ii enacted By The Gers-
raj Asssmhly Of the State of Iowa, There
ks, sMA 10 hersby, appropriated ous OF
Go gsnsrai Fsvsaae Of the State, the
ssm 81 sns thousand dollars, to sompen-
ssss tie said Davia j. Waggousr for his
ssrsisss ard shs money BY him expand
I'd In, sppxsAseaiag Aad seeasing fer
sxial he said Joseph Ii. Bries, and the
Ax6z1sx ef ssass % hereby authorized 10
issas his wsrrsat In favsr oil said u avid
J.. Maxxsasg for said sum.
Ssel q TAis Act being dsemed Of im-
mseists ampssssncs shall take effect, and
Do u fsres, from and after its pubiiea-
sism ID he Iewa Ssass Rsgisser and Iowa
Hsmssssad, newspapsrs Published at
Dsss1fpinss.
Appgessa March Gath, 1865.
kwsss ssssify that the foregoing Act
VA. pahlishsd In the Iowa State Register
AafsE 18th, 1866.
JAS. WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER IS.

- essssss " aas sssss Isss. cavaIry.
IN Assss sssxes tbs back pay das the
Id Issa oAsAiry.
Wksssas, A, largs proportion Of shs
msa and o&esrs Of she lss Iowa Cavalry
are iassly sasislsd 10 par frsm tbs Cog
ssx3k sf ahs Enissa States for shsas
services fssEs the date OF enlistment TO
aAs1ale fsshsis massss into she asrsics
Of the Uaissds States, bat bare never re.
esivsd tbs sassss ahsyefpge,
Ssssaos |. Be il saasssd by sha Gene
raj Asssnsly Of sAs Stats Of Iowa. Thas
Klts Hsary WarYeu, fermsr Calensl Of
h4ffxiGssss, be and be u sashorssfa
a4sen3osesss 70 pTssse6 20 washing
sss Cay In the District Of Colambia, a.
sssa u the s8isurnmsns Of the present
Gsngag Asssmbly ne practicable, apd
ssksssSk sssgs a NAY, ID bis opinson, be
accessory 10 secure shs payment from
shs 0ssssai Gossgnmsas, OK sash saEas
~ mar ss fsaaA due y shs asmbsgs u
ssia rsxImsns.
Dee. Z IN we 10 hsrsby apprepristed,
sas AsaT npssy iz ne Treasury nss
sahskiii5 appaFsYrisasa, the ssaa u Four
hsadrsd dollars, or - maeA skereof >
m4y ~ nsse1sasy ii earring cas ths
prsxisisAs IL shs Net, and ihs Auditor
Ii hee5Ae authorised 20 draw bis war-
xAat apos ~ Treasury In favor 81 Eta
Msssxf1 1seran. ter the ameuns OF TBS
sxne16m AssnaIIy insarTsd b. hIsa fa
Ssagt5I1S ss1h. he presisieas Asrsfa
80 80. A N.sn. a.sxusd IL In
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CHApTER 60.

Lessllalus sAs Asas Of Board Of sasefyi4ess ei
Washington CSapty - reference 10 esFtA!u
bridges.
An Act 10 legaiixe the Acts OF the Board
OK supervisors Of Washington eoussy.
Whereas, The Board Of Supervisors Of
WasAiagsoa eounty, iswa, did during ths
rear 1858, contract With enc John w.
Crawford, FOR the construction of two
hEidgea in said csunty over Engiish Tiv-
e., sas 1T WAssoavills, and one 81 Rich
mond; and,
Whereas, ths cost of each of said
bridges exceeded aecnrhng to the said
contracts The sum of I've thoasand dol
lars : and,
Whereas, The proposition therefor was
not By said Board Of Supervisors, sub
mitted to the legal voters of the county,
as provided for by sub division q Of
Section al, Revision Of 1860 there
fore,
ssstioa /. Ba ii enacted by the 6ens
raj Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
all the Acts OF the Board of SaperEis-
ers Of Washington county, Iowa, in con
tracing for she creation of said bridges
as recited 10 ihs preamble hereto, are
hereby legaliEsd and confirmed, and
shall have all the binding force and eg-
feet that such Acts aud contracts would
have had If said Board of Supervisors
be proceeded according to the proTis.
ions Of Subdivision 24s of Section 3l2,
Ravisaon of 1860.
Sec. 2. This As. being deemed Of inn
nsdiats importance by the General As
scmbIy shall taks effect and be in force
from ana altar its qualifications is the
State Register, q newspaper published at
Des Moines, and the Washington Press,
q newspaper published in Washington,
Iowa, v ithout expense 10 thu Stats.
Approved March 25sh, 1866.
fhsrssy certify that tas foregoing Act
WIS Published in shs State Ragister
March 2ssh, 1866, and Ia the Washing.
ton IFess - 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT.
GaePstnxv az Siata
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CHAPTER Go.

GaAl n ines.
An Act to amend chapter 81 Of tbs laws
passed by the Tenth Geuers4sssembly
entitled San Act granting a right Of
way to open and drain coal mines.
See. l. Be il enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State ef Iowa, That
Chapter 81 Of the lava passed by the
Tsash General Assembly, entitled San
Act grating the right Of way 70 open
Aad drain coal mines,r be and the Same
is hereby amended in the title thereof,
as TO read as follows San Act TO pro-
vide for acquiring, by ths owners Of coal
lands, toe righs Of way 10 open and drain
sueh lands, and to construct wagon roads
or railway tracks thereto"
Sec. 2. Whenever ia ths said Chapter
the woFds "wagon road" occurs, there
shall be and is hersby inserted immsdi-
athy following such words, the add
sional words " or raiiwsy track" 30 the
end that the same right and means shall
exist TO proeura . right Of var for .
railway track 10 sueh niuss, as 10 case
Of wmggn reads
Approved March 26th, 1865.
JANIS WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State!
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Are invtsea to- eaaalRe Rss stock before MAKING
paFehs6e Of their ont8lss 50 have TAX On - seal
pstas 20 provide for eli theEf warts
~ rae sishsst ERaEkss pFl paid Tor Hides ana
FHFs.
g. WK.O0Ws
One paoF Haat Pxcifc Mousse, Lever Broadway.
ApFtf %. 1853 --5pr 8. 1855 ~
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sold AZ WHOLESALE. Id chieago. hs FULLER
PIN u u FULLER, BUhSH4Ms = vAK
sCmAacg, load d SMITH, SMITH pwrgR,
J W. REEo CO., cHAs q. IsMfTH. DfgTz4
ca, BLOCK Il CO., n sgoyTI., " D. mAaRfs
b CO., PosT HADRUR. ssa ~ druggists and
aealcfs keneraIly. sgNes sa--yel. i6)
bs4. Z, isa1. --sm.
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Special Dispatch to the st. Louis Republican.
ATLANTA, GA, May LIST, 1s55.-A
fire broke out this morning about 4
O'Clock in a building on Decatur street
which destroyed the Masauic hall and
several stores. The fire wsS accidental.
The building in which it broke out and
several adjacent ones, wero of wood, and
burned so rapidly that it gras not in the
power Of the fremen TO arrest the pro-
gress of the fire. The loss was very
heavy. Among those who lost most
heavily are Garrett & Bro, Lair &
Thrasher, and George w. PARROT. Ihave
not yet been able TO get a full estimate oil
the amount of the loss. The Masonic
hall was q large and elegant building.
1t was insured to the amount Of seven
teen thousand dollars. II was protected
during the burning of Atlanta by or,ler
of Gen. Sherman. Garrett 4 Bro IS loss
is about $4,000. They were insured for
$1,000.
Gen, Dick Taylor arrived 1t Dahlonega,
Ga, yesterday. He IS going to work the
gold mines st that place IN connection
with ONE northern general.
VIM. J. Jones, of Gordon, was muF-
dered on Saturday, by a man named
Crow. After killing him, the murderer
carried his remains a short distance and
buried H. and left arm %protruding,
where it vas found next day. Crow Is
under arrest at Gordon. His sister-in-
law and a negro girl are detained as
witnesses.
Some time during Saturday night, a
young girl called at the house Of a min
ister in Macon, and asked to see him.
He was out, and she insisted on going in
and waiting his return. She was ad-
mitted, but complained of feeling iii, and
thought a walk in the garden would help
her. After being absent some time she
returned, saying she was feeling much
better, and left the house. An old negro
man in going into the minister's garden
on Sunday morning, found a new born
baby still living, where the inhuman
mother had deserted and left il. The
woman vas brought up, confessed her
crime, but refused to acknowledge bar
offspring. The baby was cared for.
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"a desirable If not more 50. There Is q
belt Of country exactly the same soI:i
climate and productions Of this, extend
ing around three sides of the empire, and
The western or Pacific slopes are now
known to abound in mineral wealth,
while the climate is said to be, if there is
any difference, more salubrious even
than this.
Ispent a few days last week, in com
pany with Col. H. w. Parker, of Ken
lucky, in visiting the Huatusco lands,
and the consequence is, that report
has taken quite a number Of gentlemen
there, with a view Of purchasing lands
and settling upon them. 1t 3 a more
elevated country than this, AID is GER
tainly more healthy. The water Is as
fine as the springs Of Middle or East
Tennessee, I think that wheat will also
grow there-a commodity not grown
here. Barley, in that section, il as fine
as [ ever saw. 1t also products coffee,
sugarcane, rice, corn, anda all the tropi-
cal fruits. Three crops Of tobacco are
gathered from the same ground every
year. I was told by the NATIVES, that
their village used to be the resolt Of all
the wealthy people Of the lower country,
in the sickly seasons. But nco~elusion,
i would say to those who desire b come
here, if they have money they can do
well and soon become rich. The eli
mate and productions Of the country are
all they have been represented to be, and
the field for speculation is unbranded.
But to those who are without money !
would say, if you choose to come, come
on, you will be made welcome, but make
up your minds to live hard and to work
hard until you get a start, and then all
will be well. Those desiring accurate
and reliable information in regardto this
country, would do well to inquire of the
agent of the American and Mexican EN-
igrant company at st. Louis, Mo, where
l can assure them it will be ehesrfully
given. Yours, ETC., E. Y. MURPHY.
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measures TO secure their property nom
the cistOm hou e. n Chill
The British residents OF Valparaiso
held a meeting on the 18th OF March and
appointed a COMMITTEES, who drafted =
series Of resolutions adopted al another
meeting refieeting severely upon the
~vaeillRting conduct OF Admiral Denman
and condemHing his plea Of want OF
sufficient force to oppose the Span
iards as h~umilIating 70 his eoun-
trymen and execrahIe, consider
ing that corporation Of powerful
United States squadron was pressed upon
HIM by the commanders. They also
condemn the sEhmission Of the British
charge d afiaires, and appointed a CON-
mittee to express 10 Gen. KflpatrickEard
Com Rodgers q high appreciation of
their efforts TO prevent, By cooperation
with the British forces, the lombard
ment OF the city.
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HoLEAN-DONELSON On Tuesf.v ~.
ming Al Ou9n Hin, Shelby county. bv ~ nv
5. S.Gll. Nj. WM l.. McLsAH, late 81 tie CON
fsderafe army, and Mis- Haas DoEFLson.
daughter Of Alex Doneison, Esq.
We acknowledge the reception OF Z token Of
remembrance from the happy pair, on this Joy
ml occasion. May all their future be as bright
and prosperous as imagination can psint it-or,
what is about the same thing. as happy as Is
deserved By the sterling worth Of our young
friend, the fortunate bridegroom.
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which DelonEs q -
Of the several star AldeZp regard
as one Of the most hsgrant outrages that
wa ever perpetrated against the oonsti-
tuition, that The radical majority in con-
gFess should assgme the power 10 deprive
the southern states OF representation,
unless they should cspsent TO place the
negroes on an equality with the white
race and give them the privilege Of
voting.
s. That we recognize the abolition Of
slavery as an accomplished fact, but We
most earnestly assert that Kentucky has
the right % regulate the Political status
OF the negro RAGS within Der territory.
80 That tie federal government is
one oflimited power, snd can only right
fully exercise those powers granted to it
by the states. In times like these, when
the people are grievously burdened by
taxation and q gigantic national debt, i
becomes the government to practice the
most rigid economy nis Expenditures,
and To hold to strict afScanaatilitv ali
tfjcees ard c0elgaef81s Nhe have snes,n
guilt os oarrepdon and Hasd.
10. That for fbe eener9 E1refnnaent to
tax the people q the thernatateA, and
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" @NA HNAA AAAAAA aamn
thG field. SAea Rsu have been eleJted
to songresr 5lt they won't let them In.
hanson, Uf Arkansas, Is an Instance I'm
point @lere was a young man, how
evF AraHn New Orleans, who was elect
ed BY Gee negroes. He lived about mere
.oEae and pfs name is Yarmouth. He
oapie to Washington 10 represent the
gemmen u color and the gemnen Of
color having been honeyf1ggled by Mr..
Warm0uth mgst pay hmm something foT'
bis trouble; and So, when they came uD
70 woe bey were charged a half dollar.
~ 3 dollkr, or hve dollars, as the case
ient be and the money was put in the
haads Of Marmouta to pay his expenses
he Vas eQntesdng Ia Qongress fora
eat He came ~ congress and Mr.. Ste
ters one dag offered q resolution that
Nh Marmoush, representative FROM
At territory 81 LOUISIANA, be adj
eacn the 4ooroftbngress. Ofcfara
Aa)9riE pad forsAey mderstood
Vas the repteeeuiaktfe q she black
1le1. Aut they die not exactly Hnder-
sa1l apF Ill THIS money ash0neyfng-
eted out 81 these hlaek men1n order that
starnoulh night v 5 seat ID esn-
t = few days stlerE art ilere cane
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

A MAGNIFICENT residences on Court street.
y An elegant residence on Adams street
House and lot on Poplar street east Of High
straeJa bargain. 10 acres on Pigeon Roost
road, Jest beyond Central avenue Is acres GU
same road at the crossing OF NJ c. roiirOad.
Two 4 story business houses in ihe center OF
business-Wm pay alarge Interest on invest
ment. Beautiful building lot on Poplar street,
opposite Bishop Qulntard's.
MONSARRAT, LANIER & CO.,
may2-St Irving Block.
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THE STEAMSHIP,
GENERAL oRDERs-No.ae.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TENS
Memphis. Tenn. Nav L. Ia65. (

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Tenn
Memphis, Tenn, May l, 1885. :
Capt Geo. =. Hayward, 18th o. 8 c. Infantry,
Aid-de-Camp and Assistant Inspector General
on the stan Of the Major General Commanding
is relieved from duty as such, and win report 20
Capt. Marion Campbell, A. C. NJ, Department
Of Tennessee, for muster out OF service. Capt
Hayward can carry with him into civil life the
assurance that his military career has been OF
The most creditable character and in every way
satisfactory to all his superior officers and to
none more so than to the Commanding General.
By command Of MaJ.-Gen. stoneman.
(OfhciaD WIN. L PORTER,
may2-St Assistant Aajutant General.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
:. FRANK. =. BOWLING. cBAs
Wines. BrandieS, SegarS, Fruits
Groceries and Plantation Supple

We have on hand a large stock and are con-
SANITY in receipt Of fresh goods, and espect-
fully solicit an examinatiOn Of the same Rom
our friends and the 1aie generally, who desire
good and pure articles at low prices for cash
ap2q-iW J. FRANK
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REWARDS.
st r a Z D

9 T AY Z D.
From the subscriber. on Friday the Eth M,
one dark bay horse MULE, 3 Jears old. Is hauds
high, branded on left Jaw with letter - and OF.
len shoulder with letter h, has a scar on Fore
bead Any Information len at Nswt-u Ford &
Co, Memphis, Tenn, or at the residences or
Finley Holmes, II miles southeast OF cty on
Hollow Ford road, win be literally rewarded.
Nay :, ls5S. mss4-fW
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FROM ATLANTA.

Disastrous FTre-AdsOHic Hall Burned
Dick T6yior Mining Cold Mother
Denies Her Baby.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nav MEMPHIS THHATER.

Acting and Stage Manager-.-W. Z. THoMPsoS.
Stage HUETLEY.
Benefit OF Miss Charlotte Thompson. the Mem
PMS ayorite, who viii appear In two OF her
charming Representations
Friday Evening, May 9Th, see
VIII he acted the elegant burIltte In one act
sour-Miss Charlotte Thompson. AMER which
(Dy request the splendid comedy in 3 acts,
called the Little Treasure Gertrude, the
little tsasure,-Miss Charlotte THOMPSON.
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/ SAID StrfpT-.Htl NC>o W tAAfNPO Janus. AAooA
the insurgent stateeeild have hesn bought a few
fering may be said to %Sl0,000, could not nov
leve the people Thereof, aes the amount.
them with corn and other
ing a crop sufficient for an al ueFt rs tA.tss
Of each family requiring saeio thispoint vilsa
MI. Ross introduced a bin think that eser,
a shipeanal for The passage Z 49,
naval vessels from the Mssf eps
70 Lake Michigan. Pntlands aHe nov
Read twice and referred to cot the genera
ON roads and canals. ,b.t a
Mr. sehenek, from committee OF ana,
tary afiairsg reported back thu FstNu H1e
Joint resolution. passed BY that bodyt soon de-
the eth Of February, expressive 81 Sesah@ Is
gratitude Of the nation TO the office
soldiers and seaman Of THE United State
by whose valor and endurance on land ~, fo
and sea the rebellion has beed errs1eI a eoog
and its pride n power have been hns,. -.
hled by whose fidelity TO tbs cause ~
freedom the government OF the pson2a
nas been preserved and maintained, aB4
by whoss orderly return irera the dr
and blood Of civil war 10 the PEACEFUL
pursuits Of prfrate life, the exsifnr arc tgn.
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OFFICE OF THE PEOPLES
~ PASSENGER hArLEoAD Co. or MEMPHIs,
Irving Block, Memphis, Tenn, May 3 1896.
In accordance with a resolution passed at q
meeting OF the Directory Of the Peoples Passen-
dent was directed TO open books for sab
sctpuon to the Capital Stock OF the Company
a. the COmpsny's O1ice, Irving Block, on Satur-
day morning, May 5th, at 10 o'clock, and 10
Keep the same open for ten days, unless the
entire stock IS sOoner subscribed.
W. RICHARDSON HUNT, Presit.
g, II. MONsARRAT, Sec. may4
J.. $. M-ARNADUKE, WYATT n. BROWN.
Late Maj.-Gen. q. s. A. Late Macon. Miss.
A. ". M~ARMADUKE.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
Cotton Seed For Sale.

WE have about one hundrs n bushels OF very
w me improved Cotton Seed, that we can
spare, viz: BOyd's Extra Prolific and nv cele-
ofaied Jethro "a variety Of Sea Islandl. wiz
sack marx, haul TO the depot, and hip to anv
order accompanying the cash. az s. per bushei.
o. i will sell them at my 4u house. : milegs. W
o. holly springs, 4 miles n. ". OF Waterford, at
81 80 Per bushel.
Guaranteed perfect and 10 give satisfaction.
AudreSS JOHN BAiFOUR,
mavA1t HCT- Co.,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-04
L E BANNING & Co,
NAYS II 81 North Court 81.
TO r r E t

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Two new houses, ak rooms each on Third
street. south OF Madison; one house OF seven
rooms, between Madison and Court; one house
Of seven rooms on Second street, north Mover
ton; one house OF seven rooms on Besoto.
south OF Linden one fine brick house on Exr
change street, nine rooms, with furniture for
sale. c. ". POOL o.
April, ap2B-lm l9 Naia street
TO RENT-NeW Houss and Furuiture
Il for Saig, No So Third lreet, 10 responsible
parties A bargain viii rs adsred Reut-N4
per month Apply on prsudsss P0Sesion
given Immediately. Also. omeesa and ngmst 70
rent PIT HUGHES
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A 70 residence on Mn street between
Court and Madison. c~oufaiug eight tcom1.
kitchen, servants rooms, With large gard. e-
tern, etc. One OF the best locations In 1ae ely
for q drst claEB boarding house A ease can %
obtained for one year. Posseslon gwen On tie
1t Of May. c W. pool Co.
sPl7-lSSaplS-apls In g Main arsst
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To repsaIa all laws tesfzaflng the aaleof
bspirituaus liquors Rejaeted,
To raty and o5n6rm the prQeeedings
q courts en- ceriaiR cases Laldpn tEe
repeal seetIen S0DH Of ths code
Laid oyer.
AllosEing the seErfFe Of 3 eleek b TIE
state tHsasUfer. pss4ad.
Tc repeal sections s9eA fe5, 48zk aad
1907 OF The coda. Aona 1se table
To allow me colo q par.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A stock Of Groceries anoSsanstoa
or stz thOusapS dollars an b0ugat s
AS-ch, ana sslpssaa . seR eoznt
Large sioz4 and ella running n1a
snsy. The house has aiwsys aud isn
asoad saaae-. For psra soaaa
Front sa,,.s. F,xcb.,z.