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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-07

John HaIlum. Agent fer Geo. N. Lushs
A.

John HaIlum, Agent fer Geo. N. Lushsr, vs.
ID. C. Andrews.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
"A made by John Hslum, az ut for Geo b.
Lusher, plaintiff in this case, in pursuance OF
section 2455 OF The Code OF Tennessee, and At
tachuent having been issued ana returned by
the proper Of1cer, "levted etc )" on tee prop
erfy OF the defendant
1t Is therefore ordered. thai said defendant
appear al my once in the city Of Memphis
tennessee, on or before she Inn day OF October
next, and defend this suit o. the same will b
taken for confessed as 10 him and the cass set for
hearing eI psrte and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis AppeaL
K MILLER. p P
Onlev 4 Nullfgsu. Att0rneys- sslS iaVins
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No1l- Reaflfent Nntice-

In the Chancsry Court Of Memphis Tenn
No. lSti-JnO OvErton vs.. A a. Hopkins
7 appearing from afidavit in this cause that
i the defendant, A. d. Hopkins, Is a nOn-rssi-
dent Of the staLe o. Tsunessee.
IL IL therefore ordered. that be make his ap-
pe4rance herein, At the Courthouse IN the ciEy
OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF 0sfors the nr-t Mon
Gay IN January, isSS. and plesd. answer or
demur 70 complainant bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessei as 70 him, and set for hear
Ing exparte, and that q copy Of this order be
puollshed OuCs week, for four successive
wesA Is, In the Memphis Appeal
A cOpF-attest:
AtGUsrON ALsTON, Clerk Master.
By R. J BLACK, D. T.. a n.
CAN'T a Waddeu Sol. for Complainant.
un5-Iau4u
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A. D. GIBSON, secretar
Mon-Restde,lt Motice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. l9l5-HarTison Irby, Administrator OF the
estate OF james A. Hart, deceased, vs.. Lurinda
Hart, Geo. z. Hart, et al.
1T appearing rom afidavit in this cause that
L the defendants, Lavernis p. Hart and s. s.
Dean, administrator OF H. h bean, deceased
are reside nts OF the State OF Mississippi and
nOn-residents OF the State OF Tennessee
IL IS ther, fore ordered that they make their
appearan o herein, st the Courthouse In the
city OF Memphis Tenn, on or before the firsi
Monday in December. 1857, and plead, answer
or demu ur TO cOmplatnants bill or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them anu SET
for hearing exparte, and that copy OF this or
der be published once a week for Jour success
two weeks in the Memphis appeal.
copy. Attest:
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. J BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master
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Sherif's Sale.

NDEh and ~ virtue OF an attashusant
- from the Law Court OF Mem phis. n a go
" Wnereln v mllllam A Robinson ct al. are pIafn-
virtue o. section SeS Of the Csds OF Tsnnsssss,
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ARRANGEMENTS for the annual meet
ing, on the 18th. of the Society Of Off.
GERS Of the Army of Tennessee, have
been completed in st. Louis. Assurances
have been received that Gems. Grant,
Sherman, Thsmas, Meade, Sheridan,
Hancock, Howard, Logan, Smith and
other prominent officers OF the Union
army will be present. Nearly all the
railroads in the West will return, free,
persons attending the meeting, and large
numbers are expected to be present.
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coKvENrIoNs oxA CREDIT.

FROM the New 1Ork W. ORD.
The humOrs of reconstruction are iu-
finite. Beginning as awful tragedy the
play is getting to be quite comic and bids
fair to close in 8 screaming farce. Latest
intelligence is that the forthcoming con-
ventioDs IN the South are to be run on a
credit. Some Of our Georgia exchanges
have the distinct Statement that there fs
d secret order abroad advising delegates
elect to provide for their own expenses
with the intimatiOn that Congress will
reimburse them, and we are inclined to
believe the information correct. Up to
the assembling of a convention the re-
construction act provides that all ex-
penses are TO be met by the General
Government. After that the State is 10
foot the bill, and it is made prime duty
Of the convention TO impose a tax for
that purpose. Even If imposed, how
ever, such tax could not be collected in
time to meet the expenses Of the conven-
ton, and as the law fOrbids any use Of
the Congressional appropriation in this
way, it is evident that, unless the
Radical leaders come forward, these
conventions stand a very fair chance
Of falling through. The blacks have
been plucked so bare that there
is no begging from them, while
as to borrowing, the credit Of these
bodies is just one hundred and one per
cent. below par. African bonds are not
quotsble in Wall street, and We fancy,
IS a German paper puts it, that " dele
gates will have to psrch their own goo
bers (peanuts) and do their own wash
ing" a large proportion Of these august
misrepresentatives being negro field
hands, these requirements may not
weigh heavily upon them, but 1t is
doubtful whether their white colleagues
will accept the situation with entire
equanimity. Any attempt 10 collect s
tax imposed by these gentry could be
successfully resisted, since, as will be re-
membered, the main reason why the
Mississippi bill of injunction was dis
allowed, was that no actual and imme-
diRte material damage could be alleged
and proven. To tax man is to take
money out Of his pocket, aud we fancy
this is a sufficient enough damage - on
which to base an application for iDju0c-
ton that the courts would be bound, eE
necessitGte, to grant.
That the point will be made the RRdi-
Gals may rest assured, and in view of
this and divers other difficulties that
loom up to hedge in this mOnstrOus ini-
guilty Of reconstruction, we suggest that
Mr.. Sumner cease asking if we are a
nation long enough to inquiries it
success? ?
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Trustees Sale.

ID Fannie T. Hunt and John A Hunt on NJ
lst day Of August, I565, and reeordsd II ~
registers once Of shelby cnunty, in book No.
~ pages ~ and "a % secure certain Indebted
ness therein named, I vii,
On Saturday, November 2s, 1857,
Between the hours OF 70 and II O'Clock an IN
.ont Or the Law Court rooms, fu the city OF
~ - YEN ais, sell 70 The highest bidder for cash
~, 1Ss lo-lo~lng lasd lying IN shelby county.
tennessee: HeginuinE a. a stake IN the uO-f,-
49, 49, oJInef OF Dr " A Booths l55 acre tract
WI VIA stL5l. maple and red oak pointers : thence
so.sl e.tl ". Booths line IS CHAINS IZ5<-lo0 II
ctisl1 70 stake thence east 10 T5-l01 ebafrs
- $50 "a ne east line OF said Whtts's said
tsAeLi i tnslce nor b "a ~ Toe chains with toe
~ e-sL Eo1u 70 a stake b links east Of q black
gun thence west 70 3 100 chains 70 The -
ginnlng-contaiatugS IS acres sl-I00 o. an sc-e
D, E4ly u redemption waived Title Be-
tee 81 > NagCt -
oc22 30d - ----'-77-
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AdnsinistratOr's Settlement

In County Court OF Shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors Of J. @ Anderson
deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given that I have dled
~ settlement Of the estate OF J. Q. Anderson
deceased, with the clerk OF said court aud thai
will apply for confirmation OF SD BaffIe-
ment al the Noyemoe term 1857, OF said court
to be held on the first Monday Of said month
In the courthouse In the city or Memphia
HENRY 7. jones'
Administrator with viii annaxad
Approved September 1e 81:
self law4v~ JOHN LoAGUE, Clerk.
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Cbancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. lf76-LOuls Z. ervtlle et al. iirm OF Nor-
VILE, Boone 4 Coz ". John d. Armour e al
7 appearing nom sfidsvt in this csus that
L the defendants JOhn ID Armour and Ed ward
Tennessee;
Il Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearances herein, It the cOurthou- . in the
C " OF Memphis, ieun.. within the Grst three
DAYS Of the next term Of said court. CONNER g
ing on the second Monday IN November, 1877,
ard plead, answer or demur 70 The pc ition Of
j. 8 wilkins et al, surviving partners n r II.
CLARK & Co. who have become parties CON-
plainant in the above cause, or the same
viii be taken for con essed a. to them, and set
for bearing ex parte, and that 3 copy OF this
order be published once week, for four sue
cesslve weeks In the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-attest
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Mater.
By R. ]. BLArE, Dsputy Clerk and Master.
Thompson &Frazer, sols for Petitioners.
ocll lawfw
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IT Is believed the President will lay
before the Cabinet the arbitrary conduct
Of Gen. Pope in keeping open the elec.
ton in Georgia beyond the time desig.
mated in the original notice. 1t is re.
Rarded as clear violation Of law, and
It is likely the matter will be investi
gated
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THE bill for entertaining the Senator
Wade excursion party in st. Louis last
June, is attracting some excitement in
the Council. The total bill is S2066.
Among the items are Sl057 for wine and
dinner, Sl9S for carriages, thirty-three
dollars for washing, eighteen dollars for
whisky, and eighteen dollars for tum-
blers.
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FOB RENT FOB FHE YEAR 1883.

A SMALL FARM, In the immediate vicinity
| n OF Germantown, and not more than half
a mile from the depot. containing some seventy
nve acres, about half Of which is ia cultivation
the balance in grove apd timber, with a good
and comfortable dwelling house, containing
six rooms, with out houses, etc, good spring
sSs,, a A t ssf ~ ofor fa,,
ending the 3lst Of December following. Apply
/ TO Henry T. Jones, living in sight OF the place
noV5-law4ws HENRY 7. JONES. I
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IT is again reported that the United
States have purchased the Danish West
India Islands, but the amount TO be paid
is now stated to be sl4 ,0O0,0 900 in gold.
Mr.. Prstensen, formerly Governor Of st.
Thomas, it is said, viii be sent to Wash
ington by the Danish Government to
complete the transfer Of the Islands.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified Is the
Executor OF j. N saint, deceased, at a former
term OF the County Court Of shelby county.
Tennessee. All those indebted - the estate of
]. NJ. Saint, deceased, are hereby notified 10
come forward and make payment, and those
holding claims against said estate are notided
10 ile the same with The Exeoutor within me
time prescribed By law, otherwise ths gap1r
will be forever barred.
Mem phis. Sept. ls. 1857. sea Ia9S1
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Strdu Notice.

TAKEN Up By ]. N. Hallum, IN the second
i District Of shelby county, October lsr ISL
dark bay mare Mule, IS HANDS htgh 5 year sid
br nded on left hip r, on the lsft s6onIdar 4
Also, light bay mare Mule, l45< hands high
branded : ON len shoulderand r on Iert mn,
Each valued at son
Also. taken ap BY W B Battle. in FyrSt Dis
trict, one bay mare Mul6, four years old
The owners are notified to come forward ana
take them away.
ANDREW STEWART. Ranger
Raieizh October q. 1881 re2a Ialwi~s
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Notice to city TOterS.
MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL
MEMPHIS, TENN., OctOb Der 50th, 1857,

MAYORS OFFICEs GIII FALL
MEMPHIS, TENN., October aOth, 1871
nFFICES for registering voters Tor the nexi
j Municipal election " III be opened this lay
Al 10 O'Clock a N . and for the next thirty days
al the following places:
First Wad-R. d. Bsugh, Reg steT, No.
seeo1d wSrd-wm. Chase, Register. No. 4
third v Sri-F. ]. Aiwen, Register, No. IA
Second street.
Fourth Ward-J. 3. Wood ward, Register, No
80 - c0nd street
FINN ward-W. L. Marsh, Register, No. A
Beale street
sixth Wsrd-Iames Banks, Register, ,Wsldrsu
seventh ward-I d. WimberIy, Register
Ferguson Buildlr g, Baale street
Eighth Ward-Frank TAFT.
Attention l. called 20 the fOlioa ing extract
from the City Charter, 10 relation to the above
The Register shall open bOaks for the regis
tration Of ali persons allowed by existing Ia W
to vote ia any municipal election, and who re-
side in said ward; anu every voter In each
ward shall, befors offering 10 vote, cause him.
SELF TO be registered in said books, and sban 70
ceive rom tue Register a certificate OF regis
tration, which sha l be mum iered 70 cor! !espond
With the name and numb on the books ofths
Register; and no person shall be suffered q
vote al any muoicipal election who shall moi
have and produce to toe Judges OF election bis
certificate rs aforessid; aHd no voter shall be
allowed TO vote In any Ctner ward than the one
whore he resides and Is registered
Ocs0 lot W. o. LOFLAND, Mayor.
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THE First Drawing, which took place at Her
Il uando, Miss, on the 18th inst, was attended
with unusual success when 1t IL remembered
that but a few weeks elapsed from the incep-
ton OF The enterprise TO that event SI7OJO
worth OF tickets having been sold, a ike
amount Of property was drawn for under the
supervision OF gentlemen selected by the ticket
holders present. The utmost harmony and
good feeling pervaded thoss present, and as
Will be seen rom the subjoined certificate OF
the Managers, the affair was conducted to A
close in q most gratifying and satisfactory
manner:
HERNANDO, Miss, June Is, 1851.
We hereby certify that the above report of
the First Drawing OF the southern Asylum is
correct, and that the proceedings were charac-
terized by spirit Of fairness and iastuess un-
surpassed by any Drawing Of which we have
any knowledge The Managers OF the Conn
pany placed the tick Is and wheels under our
sSle management ana control.
Signed: ]. b. MORGAN,
ROBERT TEMPLE,
v. A MERRIWETHER.
W. W. CAMPTON,
NJ. MAGEVENY,
JOHN AINSLLE
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arkansas Cotton Plantation
fa9s QnTo

ONE q the most desirable Plantations on
~ the Arkansas river is offered for sale az a
Great Bargain. IL contains about $50 acres
best qualify cotton land, 1900 acres cleared and
under cultivation; dwelling houses, negro
q quarters gin house with iOur e0-ssW gins run
by steam power, saw and grist mill attached.
The plan tafion is well Stocked with mules,
oxen and farming implements Purchaser
will have the privilege Of retaining IRON 30 10
100 good acclinated negroes. Possession given
lEt January. For further Information apply 10
ROYSTEh, TREZEN Ant a Co,
Real Estate Agents, 276 Second street
CT +. Z. KIRK,
oeg In Is Jefferson street., Memphis.
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THE grand jsry Of Chattanooga, 8 ma
jority OF whom are Radicals, have de-
clared the metropolitan police of that
city q nuisance and strongly protest
against their continuance. Gross venal-
ity and corruption are charged against
them.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

TT1HE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
1 lege will OTen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law......-.....-Gen. ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading Hon r. K HEATH
Personal Property a Pleading. A. N LEWIS
Equity q Comm erciai Law Hon. 7. 7. sCRUGGs
Grim. Law & AdmiraIty..6eu J. K CTTArwEEz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-07

GEN. LOGAN had long interview
with Grant on Saturday, and says the
General is Radical enough for him. He
thinks there is no doubt Gen. Grant will
be nominated by the Republican Con-
veDtiOn
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Adnsfnfstratrfr Notfce.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties wbo
~ have claims against the estate Of r II
Shone, deceased. win present thsm duly su-
tnenticated on or before the 18th day 81 No
vember ne1t Also, all who are indebted 10
said estate will please come forward Z ssttje-
meat Address, Bartlett station, Memphis ana
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Tenn
MRS L. A. a. SHONE,
oc24 1aR4W Admiuiatratrsv
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAVLNA6H 4 DECKER'5
BILLIARD TABLES
CAT-GUT CUSHIoN.

rTIHE most reliable Cushion used on BiIia
Tables Is the
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Drug Store for Sale.

n .,.srs nav stock No unssleable goods.
a fsfor~bouse can be rented Al q fair rate.
Smount OF STOCK. about 5000. searey Is at
me head OF navigation Of Little HE'D River.
Tvs boats per week. Cairo and Fulton Rail-
road passes the towns now being built.
Town Is growing more rapidly tnAn any place
aadrees Hi
.,czS dlw6wlt 6eareyt Ark.
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Seventh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with
perpetual fall OF 81 feet OF water, situated in
Winston county, Alabama, with l6O acres Of
land. Valued al $1,000.
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ChGnceT'y Sale of Valuable
Goffny1 DEI1Nf0fS0,1

DY an order Of the Chaneery Court OF Mizis-
D sippi county, Ark. st May term, A. ID. Is z.
We viii offer for sale 70 the highest and best
bidder, upon the premises, on
WedE Eesday, the goth day OF November,
A d. 1851. the farm known as The B. B. Harding
Plantation, situated one and a half mi O. below
OsceOla, in Mississippi county. ark. It has a.
good Dwelling. Cabins, CRIB, Gfu-house. Cfs-
terms, etc, and two more buildings viii b
completed before the day OF sale to make Il
suitable 20 work on the tenant system. It Is
well protected BY leYes, and has never failed to
make crop in the hfShsst water.
Terms OF SALE-One-hah Of the purchase
money cash the balance in twelve months
from the day Of sale, retaining = lien q Don the
land for the uEpaid purchase money.
J. II. HAZARD,
c 1. n ORE
CHAS BOWEN,
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DfssoLutiOll 81 CopartnersIlfL

DOARD Of County COmmissioners OF shelby
ID County-october Term, oetc Der l6, 1857.
Ordered, That the Memphis Evening Post be
and the same is hereuy declared the oflciAl pa
perof toe court OF Commissioners OF the coun-
~ OF Shelby.
Resolved, that the above order be published
for one v eek In the Memphis Post, Bulletin
and Appeal
Witness my hand at ONCE IN the city OF Men,
phis, this 2lst day OF October, ls67.
JNO. LOAGUE,
oc22 w County Court Clerk.
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Frec1ltora, Mnffce

NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs OF n.
n man Bsttis, deceased, and All parties con-
oerned, that We, as surviving executors OF sa5-f
estate, have this day fled our account as sucb
with John League, Clerk Of the County Courf
Of shelby county, iere parties concerned "a,
come forward and ksmine same
8 MUEL MOSBY
ANDERSON c BETTTa
Surviving Executors
Maruphfs September II. Iaa7. seiasv-
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYEESE CcramRndsry, No. 4 Meets sth Mon
day OF each month John zent, Com; n. ].
Wggiu, Rec.
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WM. o.. TRIcG & CO.,
Baukers and Exchange DealerE,
REAL EsTATE AQENTs.

AShA - -
BOONVILLE, NO.
MY and Sell Exchange; Deal In Gold and
* silver Coin, Bank Notes and Military
fCrSs. Deposfts Received and Accounts Kept
- rorrespondents Real kstaie sought and
sod Taxes Paid, etc Loans Negotiated upon
r5osi Fgfste Security; Bonds. Stocks, Mercan-
fiie Paper. and other securities Bought and
, sold On Commission; Collections upon All ac-
,sceeibIe points made upon favorable terms
.,,l6 ryrooseds prom pity acoOunted for.
Tendering our services 70 our old frienos anu
The DublIc generally for the Transaction OF any
i,usiuess pertaining to - hanking Excnange
S,oiIection OF Real Estate once,
We are very respectfully
WM. II TRl5G & co.
We have abstract OF Real Estate Re
-,,ss ~ Cooper Co: Original Entries, Deeds
SSoTfggsgas judgments, wills, uecrees, etc,
~bovrin9 condition Of title to all the Real -
tate IN the County. " n l. q ~
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THE PRINCE NAPOLEON DINNER AT
THE WHITE ROUSE.

I
The Commercial has not that story
| right. Some time after the dinner, Ca
! leb Smith, then Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, called on Secretary Seward. "Sew-
! ard said he, that bill of Gautieris
! (the French restauTateur) has been sent
| in to me again the old woman mean
| ing Mrs. L. J refuses to pay it, and sends
| him to me, and l have no authority to
pay it out Of the money appropriated by
| Congress for repairs, stabing, tirewood,
| gardening, etc, etc.n Well, Caleb, :"
| said Seward, 4" to avoid scandal, we had
| better divide IL between ourselves and
pay it. 1t is only eighty. seven dollars
and half apiece, and We can both afford
that, l Think by JOve," SAID the
Secretary of the Interior, it is $500
apiece this bill is 5000" a." Well,r
said the Secretary of State, Il
do not see how that can be; I had
the same guests at my dinner; IL was
prepared by the same man, Gautier; If
anything was different between the two
the extra cost was in my favor, for l had
better wines than they hsd at the White
House, and my bill was one hundred
and seventy. five dollars. If this is SO, 1
will not pay one half of the bill neither,
and let things take their course" The
bill was not paid by anybody at the
White House, and the retauraUteur was
importunate. At last Mrs. Lincoln sent
for the Secretary of the Interior. " Mr..
Smith," said she, "I'll tell you how that
little bill can be settled. You see there
are three cavalry regiments stationed on
cur property, (the large mall back Of the
White House,. Now those horses have
left heaps Of manure, and it all belongs
to US. Now you want manure for the
public grounds, particularly those around
the White House. Now l will sell it all
10 YOU for six hundred dollars for garden
ing purposes. You send me the money,
and I'll pay Gautier.n
1t is probable that Gasparin Laboulaye
and other eminent French people, who
admired the late President, would not
have presented Mrs. Lincoln with the
memorial gold medal which came over,
had they known how the bill was paid
for the dinner to Prince Napoleon.-N
y World.
If the foregoing account is true, it is
not possible to believe that President
LINCOLN himself did not know of the
proceedings taken to compel the public
to pay for dinner, for which, il not so
settled for, he must himself have paid.
n such disclosures continue to be made,
another Investigating Committee Of the
House of Representatives will become
necessary
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VaIua6Le Plantation to Lease

4 WILL Lease. as ministrator OF Christopher
i J. Field, decd, his Home Place-the place OF
CLAW 4 Field. aud the Plantation known as the
Content Place These Plantations are In the
county OF Bolivar, Miss and IN fine condition
Ter cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There Is new and fine Circular
Saw-Mil on the Home Place, for sale.
For fu rther information Apply 70 me at Paris,
Bourbon county, KY, or 70 Dr. l. J. F ield, on
he premises b. J. CLAY
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rhursday, be I'D aaT of Eerenber. fssI.

on the premisse, between the hours of 10 0oicloek
s.In and p m, sell A. pablic aucLion to the
hlknes5 bidder. lor cash, the eutirs prUrerfy %
De found covered By sad trust deed. befns 'ths
n1igres and furniture In stoFeaouss No IL 90
tns Nortn .lde o. jefferson street and on iha
ES-at SIDE or CentaT ale 10 the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, ane AL stock 10 srid gforehoure II
any, VIII AL the appurfen ancas thereto BE-
ionsln g. A11 Nltts A. tne sane time. rsut Eslf
sgofsnOuse 70. u Janers0u street, EiVi the
pui chaser of me property sold ths refusal, or
prefsrred night Oi the premises. - : FAR rent
70 be fully secured
NemphiH, October s0th, Iss7. % iS15sS