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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
rTGUTH CONVERSATIONAL DIsTRl

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
correspondent of The Louisville Courier lDemo-
cratic says Adams Democrat, is elected to Congress
Randall, Uni6nst, elected in 1865 by OSLO ma
jority,
IXTU CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Cincinnati Enquirer (Democratic prints the
following dispatch from Mt Sterling:
The official vote of Montgomery County was 575 ma
ierty for Young (DemoCrat) over Mckee Repubhcan).
The official vote Of Bath Cosnty was 4s majority for
Young. 80.
jOry.
Fleming gives Young $50 majesty.
Young Democratic candidate, is undoubtedly elected
by near 1000 majority. , 49,
These show Democratic gains over tho Congrea-
siona election of 1865 of 1879 i'll Montgomery County,
$50 in Bath County 249 in Fleming County, and be-
tween 800 and 400 in Morgan County.
WoODroRD COUNTY OFFICIAL
Congress.
William Brown Union. Is James Il. Beck. pcm .6Io
william Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Charlotte Democrat says Along the road be
tween this place and Monroe Union County, we
era white girls III the fields powng In one instance We
two girls about l6 years old managing pillow with
two oxen atached-ODe held the plOw handles and the
other drove the Such conduct the part OF fe
males ought to put TO shame the of who are
idlng away their time doing nothing and who seem 10
think disgrace to pull of their coats and go to hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Il
BOSToN, May 9.-ResolutlOns were unanimously
adopted in the Legislature to-day strongly Endorsing the
Northern Pacific Railroad enterprise urging Congress 10
grant such additional aid Will It's ultimate con
strucon and requesting Senators and Representatives
from Massachusetts to vote for such aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

ders and all acts and ORDINANCES State or municipal in
tho way OF this adjustment VIII be disrognded.
BY command OF MaiOr-Gcn. T. II. Sheridan.
@. H. HARTsuFF. Assistant AdiutanL General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
THE PIIHLIO LANDS.


TKLE1lLrR re TEE fHLbt1h
The Commissioner Of the General Land once has re;
oaulg hs meath April last =. ne esxiq lss, Sss,
IA Crsa Wis s3es Little Ars 80 sess
t l IN: g.ss.sr p.sss Of ~ hsa yu tkp NJ s'ssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.


CLASS DAY AT PRINCETON CoILEGE.-On Monday
next the cIassay exercises at Princeton college will
take Mace In the chapel exercises the class Grafton will
he delivered by James g. Lindsey OF Newark The Rev.
Jesse s. Gilbert will deliver the Counselors Address
Appropriate gifts will be given 10 the following repressn
tafirs men Of 81. chosen by their classmates The
Poorest W.T." The LATEST Man." The Poorest Ball
Player" "The Rest % Singer" and the Patriarch with
addresses and accompanying In the evening there
will be illumination. and promenade concert by the
eth Regiment Band Of New-York.
SEMINARY SoLD.-Mr. T.. ID. Dow, proprietor of
the Opheeton Seminary, at Planhed, N j. has sold 1t
recently 10 the citizens Of the place for $4,000.
DAMAGE DONE BY TIE STonI.-The travel on tho
Morris and Essex Railroad, between Newark and New
York, was somewhat impeded by the severe storm OF
Wednesday one of the tracks the East Newark s
ton being considerably damaged by the tde Whien
washed away the earth from under the Ties Yesterday
morning large gang Of men were set TO wofk rspens
the track and 10 Is again in perfect order Inc fas
sale and Hackensaek Rivers were much swollen me Tue
In the former being higher than t has been known 20
in many years Thousands OF acres OF meadow lana We're
Hooded and the Haekensaek River two houses were
surrounded by water and their inmates cut OH from conf
iuupieaton with dry land The meadows borderl upon
the Plank Road also flooded and the ioaa was hdef
water for long distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
Gpetial Notices.


Five Dollars for Bouquet,
saa IS fragrance lost single evening One Dollar To- bottle
PrAiows NIGHT BLOOMING CBRBUs with boaqoss In srev
Drop eshsing Incompatible Sad almost mPersasbe
Columbia College Law SchOoL-1he Eighth ANNUAL
graduating cass OF this nss
preparatory the Bar viii be held ct No
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and fbiDhf Of tns
week. st2i o'clock and o'clock Members OF TIE BAR ana we pss
he generally respectfully invited TO attend ., a., .
THEODORE W. DWIGHT. wsrdea, &c
Athens Route-Oa MONDAY. May 49, the PBOPLse
LINE Stesmer DREW and DIAN RICHMOND. viii leave Pier No
n r. fool OF Wsttss at o'clock an EVERY DAY V5eiar1sO
excepted taking ST. LOUIS CHICAGO and ipterne
points, and 10 al pohts the NETWORK CENTRAL RAIROAD
aud SCHENECTADY Through BXBSS trains connect al ATHHdS
Meals sefTed board FREIGHT SHIPPED ~
LINZ goes through to destination without breaking bak
Through tickets for sale aud baggage checked on dock
New York May O. 1857
Association for the Advancement of Science and Art.
"A delivered by the Hon LORbNZ0 SBRWOOD o.
CONDUCTING RAILROADS. before the SkCIfoN
ON AGRICULTURE &c. on FRIDAY EVENING. May TO- ~ m
Admission free
Alumni Association of the Law School Of Coiumbts
COlegeThe Regular and buness meeting OF MS as
The usual and the election OF onc wan Pc
at the Large Hail. No o. Lafayette place the i0h INST svhs
O'clock fall attendance expected without mhF nouee
NAY 10. 1851 VIM H. NGBksitbl, Seeretsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

CardkoURklEa GOODS OF every desirable kiai constantly
JACKSONS Mourning Store sol Broadwsy epposas
Tiffany s. Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
THE UEATHER
OBSERY hTIOSS

OBSERVATIONS.
NEW YORK Tiursl,y Msy D. 1861
D1s Holr T'hrrs't BrrOfn'r
Msy9.......... West south west
Southwest by west
2g8, SOarwest by west
Wrstnorh- west
Remsrks-Tbe Couiyvsry cloudy. AZ
coniy ssh cloudy pleasant Evening
Clouy overcast CLOUDY The Thermometer lowest at o m6'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
BROOKLYN NEHS.

Trouble AMONG Tue DfsTmLgRY MES-OBriens
Dstilcry. In Adephst. Flushing has been in
charge OF keeper for time past awaiting the action
Of the Government Yesterday morning the parties inter
ested finding the property had been condemned and
10 e sold went the place and seized upon the watch
man, Mr. Sia, Pickett. whom they bound and gagged
when set work by taking ont everything OF value
some citizens passing released the Waterman from his
uncomfortable position and sent information to the United
States Marshal. Deputy Marshal Higgins now has the
matter In charge Thomas Hines arrested at o'clock
Yesterday morning the charge Of threatening TO shoot
Daniel Gaoken The latter Is the OF dstillery In
East BROOKLYN. The establishment was. some time
since seized By the United States Marshal the charge
OF frauds upon the Government, ana Hines was placed IN
charge of the distilcry rs Waterman. Gacken TO
the place with another and ordered of by Hines
who threatened shoot them. These facts appearing
before Sergeant Smith OF the Fortyfourth Police Pre-
cInCt, Hines discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
ICE IN BUFFALO HARBOR.

ICE IN BUFFALO HARBOR.
~ TsLBsRLrH rRIBugn. -
BUFFAIo, MAY 9-The Ice block in front Of the
hafbOr has up sesks Of blue water cap he seen
In every direction large feet Of vessels arrived In port
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

The FIRE COMMISSIONERS or THE WESTERN DIS
TRICr.-A meeting of the Fire Commissioners OF the
Western District held at No. Courts last evening.
The counter charge made by Engine Company No. -
against Engine Company No. II, for running down grade
in sandss the % OF April brought mp several
witnesses were examined after which the charge was
dismissed. Another charge was preferred by James
McCanley foreman OF Engine Company No. 10, against
Engine Company No H. for riding an apparatus III going
down grade May 9. The subject was lald over I'LL
Thursday next. when the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

"FR0M NRw-YoRK TO JERUsALEM"-The Rev. j..
Hyatt smith last evening delivered lecture at the
Strong place Baptist Church. Brookyn, trip which
he made 1862 from New to Jerusalem The speak
referred I'm touching terms TO a visit he made To the
graves OF OC0nnell and steele In Ireland, and said that
he expressed his surprise at finding Catholic and Prot
estnnf buried side by side He answered that both
advocates Of freedom. and liberty makes brothers
OF all" Mr. Smith then gave an amusing account Of
his trip" and closed HIS address with vivid descrip
ton Of The and customs prevalent among the
people OF the Orient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
KENTUCKY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Tho complete returns Of Franklin County foot up
az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
KENYON COUNTY.

KENYON COUNTY,
The official vote of Kenton County for Congress
was Rankin. Union ga Jones. Dem. 100; Dough
ty, Ind, %.
COyfNGTOR.
Tho vote of COyington on Congressman was, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.

an ORDER GEN. sICKLEs.
Af TsLEeEAPa
! CnAErExroS. s. c., May 9.-Gen. Sickles has Just
IsSued the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10

The vote OF COvingtOn on Congressman was, fo
Rankin. Union S28: Jones, DEM. l,OlG.
NEWPORT.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
l. Gree of charge) to ail who desire II, the pre-
scrption with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured Of a
Lung Affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption. His only object Is 70 benefit she
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will'try this
prescription, ~ 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
zT&a 3ia REV. EDWAKD WILSON,,
No. lG5 South Second st. Williamsburg, MY.
Ropttg
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TIE Best Needles and Thread.

NTEEDLES stuck like Pins and Coats Spool
~ Cotton. Just received at
iaIy2 BEALs BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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ANDREW JACKSON.
NONE BETTER.

DoPULAR sENTIM ENT has, thus far. accorded
l. the mesd Of praise to the ''ARsow TIEs'
Others are, doubtless, good, but when you want
the best-detsrmined 80 by thorough test OF the
f.rmer himsef-lbe sure aud get the "AaRow
rfEp 1t is simple In construction, 10 applied
with dispatch, and holds With unrsmitting tsDsc-
ity What more would you have, In fact, what
more could you have
~ Prices as l0aD as the koaoest 7 'si' '''''
aug2o tNaa Fsa ~ sai JOSHUA BEAL,
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ARROW TIES.

fTNHE PAINTED BANDS and "ARROW TIES"
L. siea complete substitute for roping and
ba ing Cotton. combining the utmost simplicity
with the greatest possible security. They are
';ieaper than Rope--are fastened quicker. snd
hold the bale "a to ,S less in size than Rope. The
same can be had at New Orleans prices, at s'o
augl3 ANDREW JAOKSON'S
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Our FavOrite, "RObert Il. Lee"

i superb article of Flour, for which am the
sole agent in Baton Rouge. This Flour is manu-
featured at one Of the largest and most complete
FIGURING Mills in the country, and the name Il
bears is designed as q representative of its sx.
ceIenCs. ,r (july2Sl ar, JOSHUA yBEAlAs (
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN Who suffered for yaars from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, win. for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free tp all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cursd. sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do 30 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
HnJ .aa1 d H JOHN o. OGDEh.s9d
~ Cedar street, New York.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-29
.ArrON Tie.

DARTIEs ADVERTISE to sell this popular Tie
/ below Sole Agents prices. being an Agent
for the article, would warn Planters and Dealers
against any one who would impose upon them In
$50. called" undsrseliing me-. guarantee fall
weight. Call and look at ths Tie, and II you wish
to purchase examine my scales and you win soon
be convinced that none OF my nelyhbors can
inderseli me. 81 3si 0' '11~
aug22 r ANDREW JACKSON
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

r HAVE just received q choice lot Of Dressed
i Flooring twenty thousand feet), for sale At
jow rates by JAMES McvAY. - eeCud" lfsA
Also. Gin. Bands, uhree py), Gutta Percha
Oilers, Scythe and drass Blsdea, Scythes, Hunt's
and Collins, Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
saws, Knives and s,eels, and bee u.ifal xssort-
ment Of Fire Crates, at the New storeo $50 D.
sept2S ..- aff f'4 JAMES yMoyAY
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DEGS LEAVE to INFORM his FRIENDS and
ID the public at large, that he will keep on
hand fresh and full supplies Of all articles in the
provision line, which he will sell on terms to suit
the cash basis of trade. A liberal share Of pat
Tonnage is respectfully solicited, at his stand on
Third street. juiyl
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
HH, YES now you can be supplied with that
~ popular and often called for brand, "sweet
Sixteen, everybody's "Favorite," also 20 aaddies
sNaturxl Leaf" Nhere2 At z..-.l....
septic ANDREW JAokSON
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DRY AND GREEN HIDES.

I WILL give ths highest market price for Dry,
l. Green and SsIted Hides delivered atm store,
No. 25 Lafayette street When you kill calves
and bseves, remember that economy 10 the road
10 wcaith--save this Hides and bring them to me
and got green and red backs for them. - g.7E.
.. s.. l., KONDEKT, t4s
.iec6 No. 25 LAFAYETTE street.
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
i RANT growth Of hair upon bald head tor
brardless face, also recipe for The removal Of
Pinples, sBlotches, EruPtions, sSsc., on
the skin leaving the same soft, clear, and beau
tiiul, can be obtained without charge BY address
Ing THOS. F.CHAPMAN, Chemist,
septic $50 -3s&i8 1928 Brosdwa J, , New Fork
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01

COUNTY CoMNnssIGEEBs.-The session
Of the 18th ult. Tuesday, was not re-
markabIe for the amount Of business
transacted. All ave Of the Commits
sioners were present, with John League,
Clerk aud special Deputy Sheriff L. w.
Littlejohn.
Balance due E. Meyer, Sal Is, was
allowed.
Bin Of Richie & Kinney, for hard
ware, 81 50, was ordered to be paid.
Petition Of NJ. ID. L. Stewart, attorney
for D. Coleman, that the license OF j. H.
Hodges TO run . ferry across Wolf river
at Raleigh, be suspended until the jan
uarv term, 1858, was rejected.
An order was passed reducing the as
sessment Of the lot Of Bart. Malstesta TO
$500.
The committee reported in favor of
allowing P. NJ. Winters $1,000 in consid-
Grafton OF a receip, in full Of account for
protecting public buildings. Barbour
Lewis wished it reduced TO $500, but
fsiled. The $1,000 vas allowed.
The assessment Of the property OF
John Overbon on Island 40, amounting
to $40, 900, was ordered 70 be reduced as
excessive, but In consideration OF an
error having occurred 10 the assessment
OF GtIbALn OALtt NAytSANg VI lac AH9e JNeAf
by which the revenue wss loser, the
order OF reduction was so restricted as
to save TO the revenue the amount justly
due-makiDg the total S37, 500, instead Of
$4,000 for the year 1867.
The sum Of 5000 was allowed the
Dday Posi- on sccount of Sl22S so for
printing.
The appointment of 8 Chsplsin for
the jail was laid yer until the next
meeting.
A special cemmi.tee-Lewis, Merit
man and Hack-was appointed on re-
districting and sssessmeDt OF the county,
TO report at the next meeting.
The sum OF SO was allowed to q. +.
Junkerson, IN full Of his account, OctO-
Der %, 1867.
Adjourned till pm. to examine min
utes. and then to adjourn to meet on
Tuesday, December 8, 1857.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01
CLosTNR or sLAILs-

H - -
Untu further notice the Mails VIII close as
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago, St. Louis, Nashville Lo2ls-
willie. Cincinnati, Cleveland. PltlsburG1 FhlAa
deiphla, BuGalo, Albany New YORK ba4t-
more, and all cities ncrtA anu "UT -
Sis pm. -
For Chattanooga, Richmond, washington
Augusta. Columbus, aa, montgomery Ao-
bile. Ala. New York, Nashville anG AA Clues
south and east, at $50 pm
FOR New Orleans. Baton R~ouEesJacEsOn AlT
.VfcrsburE NatcheE, and AL cities souLA' a
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Sre1A
Northern railroads At 500 pm.
AN Stations on Menphis and LoulsVl4Ae ana
branch railroads al 3 pm'
Al STATIONS On Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
qissippf Central. Mobile and OHIO, NasuNl4e
and Decatur, Nashville and chattanooga ana
Fast Tennessee railroads at am.
For Little Rock. Pine Bluf and 81 Langlnss
IN Arkansasand White rivers lseml-WeeA-y1,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-Eouths tsemt-WeeAyJs Iuea-
Nississippi ~rver-nortn, tsemi-weekly), Mon
r. G. GTsT, Postmaster Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01

New MEMPHIS THEATER. = Miss
Fanny B. Price appeared last evening in
Nobody's Daughter for the third time,
here, and won new trlumphs. The more
this charming actress is seen, the more
her observation-disclosures themselves
upon her audiences. The cold weather
deferred many persons from the thester,
and the house was not commensurate
with the merits Of the artistic. The
drama, in itself, Is full of incident and
Interest, and there is no tagging until
the final catastrophe, with which it
closes. On Monday evening a new
drama will be presented, entitled Under
the GasGqht, which IS said TO be full of
startling scenes, and calculated to dis
play the attachments of Miss Price to the
finest advantage. Should the weather
moderate, the house will be filed, a COM
pliment which the actress most de-
servedly merits.
GREENLAW OPERA HOUsE.-The mat
inee at the Greenlaw Opera House
yesterday was not so well attended rs It
ought to have been, owing, doubtless, TO
the exceeding rigOr OF the weather.
Throughout the day there was i" 3 nip
ping and an eager air. and he sun,
although thawing the rugged sides OF the
frozen HLEBtLEs was nGMEAACHh W an a.
traveller throw his cost away, or even
open its folds. The wind had the lest Of
it, and winter opens upon US this m0rn-
ing In earnest. The Opera House was
made very comfortable, except to those
who sat in close contiguity TO the door,
which, being repeatedly opened, let in a
constant supply Of fresh, cold air, that
could have been dispensed with and
nobody have been the loser The per-
fOrmance was received with every DEM
onstration of applause, The dancing
was superb, and MILES Galetti and
AuFioI seemed to be inspired by new
motive power, and neve did they OF
Mons. Cardelii appear to greater sdvan-
tage. The peerless eorryphees, Susette
Starr and Helen DeVe7e, were repeat
eddy applauded, and the songs Of the
latter Enthusiastically encored. The cold
weather, which from so sudden a change
appears even more Intense than 1t Is,
kept many persons from the matinee,
which was their own loss. The scenery
was on all hands voted superb, the cos
tunes brilliant in the extreme and the
dancing without parallel on the Memphis
boards. In the evening the grand spec
taCuIsr drama was repeated TO q large
audience, and went of with great eelQt.
The pantomime Of Mr.. Denier and the
droIlery of Mr.. Davidson amused the
audience exceedingly. The machinery
worked ike a charm, and the dramatic
effects were produced to the great sur
prise Of those who had not witnessed it
before. Lurli1e was admirably repre-
sented by the stately and classically
beautiful Miss Isabel WaldrOn-the scale
armor dance as lively and piquant as
ever, and the ensemble of the piece as
interesting and attractive as when nrst
represented.
THE VARIETIEs.-There was an excel
lent audience at this house last night.
The singing, dancing aud burlesque
acting gave universal satisfaction. The
best Of order is preserved by Manager
Broom, and we are advised that new
stars will be produced at this house in
rapid succession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01

A NURsE.-He refer readers 20
the card Of Mrs. Hzlstead, wh6 has been
employed BY the Howard Association Of
cur city as ) nErse during the late cpl
demie' and the strong letter OF recon-
mendstion for her il - attention, kind
ness. and experience" Being personally
-aeausinted, and having seen her in the
sick chamber, we know she il an % ad-
miuistering angel" to the sick, and de-
serve the patronage Of our citizens, and
We most chesrfully recommend her 10
those requiriDg the services Of a nurse as
In every respect qualified.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01
FOR RENT

The PLANTATION ofthe late John F. Ham
lin. deceased. coursfninE uA1 a-res, SITUATED
eight miles east Of Memphis. near the Flgeon
R1ogf EoaE. GO acres cleared and N D me
state for cuittva-Iou- Ins place VIII De renlec
IN q body or any number OF Hcres, % SUI u-1-
a1rE E8-gss al new and N good order, vita
many convenience, lEcludmg GIN MIL,
B~lacksufhs SHOP. etc
as, EgH acres r5cn bottom lard ia Tunica
couufr- Mss oppos1ue Helena, I'VE miles from
TIE river. with c0Hafo-Table Improvements and
under good fence; viii be rented IL BODY OF
IN uuantty to suit tenants. 500 acres open
land.
AnBlv-o F. ". IRVINE. Is Front Row, for
f1rtre- -rufarnafion, or JOHN B. CARNES
Adwfnfzrrat1r John p. Hsmin, deceased
Memphis. November %, l5B1. now IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01

THE continuous rain storm for the past
few days has prevented the sale Of the
balauce Of lots 10 the Meath Sub-divi-
sion. There is some very desirable lots
stiD unsold, and spectators viii have 3
rare opportunity OF making purchases
that viii pay finely. These lots are
located near the Mississippi and Tonnes
see depot, and viii be positively sold at
auction on Tuesday next, sale commence
ing az 10 O'clock. On next Thursday
i've vacant lots OB Exchange street, ex-
tended, In the rear Of Gel Hulbut's, and
opposite the residence Of Col Monssrrat,
viii be sold st auction. Those who may
desire TO secure a lot 10 a location HDsur-
usssed fOr health, convenient to the mar
-. school. churches, and the street rail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01

~ ..rs sger tbs 2lst inst. OR rates for Com
vres-sng 4 fton, viii DO 81 Is per bale,
,Si.ieb fntludeE a. befose. one DrayEge, Cover
so Ermrle Holes sud sire Insurance. While in
800 dRUe. via Dc charged o. 81 50 per bale fog
COMPRISING
aW bills for CowpreEslnE are Que essa payable
$500 western Freight q Cotton Press Co.
BvL. MERRITT, President.
GILL MAURG,
ChickasaW Steam Cotton Pres.
-r.-.zhfg November lg. lt1g- mOVA ~