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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17
From tho Richmond EXAMINE
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
His ARA < nnaent Before mountaineering
Scenes and E12 cidents.

At an early hour yesterday morning q
large number of persons who had procured
tickets of admittance to the court room be-
gan to assemble for the purpose OF prOcu-
ring seats from which they could have a
view Of the illustrious prisoner when he
should be brought in, and from which they
might bear the proceedings which were to
be had in his case. At 9 o'clock represen-
+atives of the Richmond press and many
gentlemen connected with papers at dis
lance repaired to the room and secured ia
bles
Before 10 o'clock arrived many officers
of the army stationed here, accompanied
by the ladies of their families, entered. -
Seats were assigned them by the deputy
marshal Immediately in rear Of the bar, and
to the right Of the court. Nearly every
gentleman connected with the bar of the
city was present at an early hour. and filled
the space allotted to gentlemen of the legal
profession to OVERLOOKING.
General Schofeld, inscompany with some
of the officers of his staff, General Brown
and his lady, Governor Peirpoint, Colonel
Simons, Medical Director Of the Depart
ment, and other gentlemen of note came
in shortly after ten, and had comfortable
seats assigned them by Deputy Marshals
Duncan and Collins. These gentlemen
were attentive to their duties and used their
best e1ertions to procure comfortable &C.
commodations for all who came in.
ENTRANCE OF MIR. DAVIS COUNSEL.
At half-past ten Mr.. Davis counsel, Hon.
VIM. B. Reed, Charles O'Conor, Esq, Geo.
Shea, Esq, Judge Robert Ould and John
Randolph Tucker, Esq, entered the room,
accompanied by General Joe Davis, broth
er of the distinguished prisoner, and Col
ro1 .rtn I
secretary, when he was President of the Con
federate States. These gentlemen took the
seats providedfor them at the table in front
of the bench, and held, amongst them
selves, private conferences.
The personal appearance of each gentle
man who was present as counsel for Mr..
Davis, was particularly marked, and in
dictated decided individuality and great
power.
Mr.. O'Conor is tall, spare man, nearly
bald, with hair almost white, shaved above
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17

The arbitrary acts OF General Sheridan have
been the text Of many eloquent articles the
despotism Of military rule by the democratic press
seem to find anything very bad III his meas
ureS. Tie IJN1t$, Tor instance, seems to prefer
Gen. Shcrida}l's administrari, II to that OF Gov.
Wells, and SANS - the pui!ic may be grAtiiea to
learn that be has b en- brought t. 4 realizing sense
Of the fact that there is u higher power i'll the
land than himself. Major General sheridan has
kept ~atchful eye upon his EXcelency.'o The
same thing true OF the course OF Gen. Slckles
in South CarOliua, aud as . general thing we be-
lieve there is more complaint Of the tyranny Of
the military governors at the NOrth than among
those most directly sted.-Bost0n AdCeTti-
ser.
That the Southern press do not berate
the tyranny of the military governors as
do those Of the North, is as decisive as an
argument that our people do not feel it,
as the reasoning by which the young Prince
Hamlet convinced old Polonius, and the
conclusions qnite rs natural:
Hamlet Do you see yonder cloud, that's almost
70 shape OF A mel?
P0!0ni'ss By the mass and It's like d camel,
indeed.
Hon ct Me kinks it is like a weasel
P0jOnits-lt is backed !ik- 2 weasel.
U0ntipt-Or Ike Whale?
p0lOnj'ts-Nery like whale.
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County rEattcrs-CriIlle still EsGnapant-Gle
Regulators still at y. nrsx

ssidtOfs SILK az ~ pfA.
Lawless violence and stealing in a high
d4gree continues to stalk with defiant spirit
in New Hanover county. Vice and crime
of the worst character still goes on in the
face Of civil and military law, and the
farmers in the country especially, are sub
jected to all manner Of evil and robberies
OF this sort. On Friday night last one Of
our most estimable citizens, Joel Hines,
Esq, living at Spring Garden i'll this
county, fourteen miles from this city. had
his finest horse, bride and saddle stolen
from him. No clue has yet been had Of
the theft, but the tracks Of the horse have
gone III the direction Of Jones, Onslow and
Lenoir counties. It is evident that these
Regulators, who seem to be strongest in
these and adjoining counties, have not
ceased their operations in New Hanover,
and no doubt they still have accomplices in
this county, and perhaps in this very city.
Not only DO our farmers find it difficult to
raise and keep stock, on .,ccOunt Of thieves
all around them, but III this busy season,
when horses and mules are so scarce and so
much in demand, they are il constant
danger Of having them stolen. The farmers
are in constant dread that attacks will be
made upon their stables, and it is high
time that more efficient means were devised
if possible, TO rid the community Of these
worse than vandals. What is to be done ?
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THE COURTS.

CHANcERY CoURT.-Met pursuant e
adjournment, for the purpose OF signing
the minutes, which was done, and eouri
adjourned TO a special term to be held
the fifth Monday in September next.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Thc case Of VIM
O'Hern, stands continued over til to-day.
some six or seven witnesses remain 10 be
examined on the part Of the defendant
The argument viii consume the greater
portion Of the day. Messrs. Coleman 4
Cameron represent the defendant, Attor-
ney-Gen. Wallace with Gen. Sale, pros
eeutes in behalf Of the state. The cases
set for to-day are:
$50. The State VI. Henry Stewart, larceny.
ejl. A.. d. Fenderburg, forgery.
g5l The State VS.. A. D. Fenderburg, forgery.
a52. The state VS. ]. Bernstein, larceny.
957. The state VS. George Mullins, larceny.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-All cases of APP
peal from the recorders court will be
called finally to-day. The following
cases are specially set for trial
60. N. q A. OF Memphis VS.. James Mash.
so. Gulick VS.. Roberts.
ll5. NBwkirk Vs. Thompson.
70. Clealla VS.. Cleveland ct al.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE-Theo.
Brown to Hiram A. Partee, deed $500,
lot of ground in Fort Pickering or Chick
asaw city, west side of Main street ex-
tended, south Of Mississippi and Tonnes
see railroad depot, block 81, sometimes
called SO, Sc feet on Main street north Of
Alabama street, by 1873 feet jeremiah
Jamison to Jno. p. Jamison. deed,
consideration, love and affection,
the southeast quarter Of section
Is, township l. range Z west, in Chica-
saw survey, I6G acres James w. Allen
to Walter c. Allen, deed, $500, certain
lots, tracts and parcels Of land in Ninth
civil district, lately owned by Walter G.
Allen, Sen, one-fOurth part Of the same
conveyed above: VIM. Richardson Hunt
ct a., to President and Directors of Gay
Oso Manufacturing Co., quit claim, $780,
900, lots Nos. 191, 1872 in Greenlaw's adj
dition TO the city Of Memphis, being part
of county lot No. 52S: James Burning
ham to Matthew Davis, quit claim, lot
No. 40 of A. Woodruff7s subdivision Of
original lots Nos. SIS, $40, situated on
Railroad Avenue, near North Winehes-
ter Avenue.
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Trnst Sale.


IN pursuance OF the provisions OF a Trust
i Deed to me executed by A. Street on nth
day Of November, 1855, and which is duly regis
tered in the Registers Office OF shelby county,
in Book No. 40, Part l, pages 475, AS and 577 F.;
and also IN pursuance OF q Consent Decree
made bY ths HRE Eiltem y. SMITH Iudge q
t~h6Ghalcery lOuFrm Memphis, on 22d day OF
1867, in the eau es PENDING in said Court,
wherein Charles ]. Seay ami Others are COM
p~lainants, aid A. Street and other are defend
ants, / viii, at the Southwest corner Of the in
tersectiOu of Poplar and Second streets, in
Memphis, on ThuRday, the 18th d4y OfAugust,
1851, between the hours oflD o'clock am. and
public auction. % the highest bidder,
upon ,tn4, terms neLgr aHsg mentioned,
the following d scIibeds Lots OF Land, to-
geth- T with the improvements thereon,
Situated in Memphis, SHELBY county, Tennis
zee, viz: Being Lots Nos. 2s ami 20, as known
en- th9 map Of Ne rPA!s and eonH4od - fol.
the inters eli n Of Poplar and SCI streets,
running thence West with the south line OF
vita Second street ~ feet to a stake thence
West "a Get TO an alley thence with
said alley 7iA feet t. the intersection or the
alley; thence East with said alley TO Second
street; thence with Second street 1857 fest to
the beginning. ELcept6lQ and eIcludtlQ, how
ever, nom said Lots, that part conveyed and
rclinqEigneA o. tbs bth dag Of Mach, - @, by
the undersigned and BrinEieY d Dougherty. 10
4. 5 leet, bounded and described IS follows.
VIZ: Beginning at the SOUTHEAST corner Of OF
No. 269, al the Intersection OF the North sire OF
the first alley south Of Poplar ntreet with the
West side o. Second street; then 9 North
W-rdly with WesI side of Second street 2s feet.
more or less, to a point at which said West side
Of second street is tntersected by a line
running through the center Of the middle
parallel ghl fT1Il East 70 West, Of tHTee story
brick building, embracing two yensIisnts now
in said lot No. $50 theme from said point OF
Intersection Westward y 1857 feet to the East
side OF the first alley, West OF Second street
thence with the East side Of said last mem
toned alley SouthWardly, IS feet more or less,
to the point Of intersection of the East side Of
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
OF the first alley South or Poplar street-said
point Of intersection being the Southwest cor
ner Of LOT No ~ tAenee easgW441iy wish the
East side If the said last mentioned alley, 1857
feet, to the beginning.
Said property VIII be sold on the following
terms, viz: One-fOurth Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance on a credit o. four and
months for which the purchasers viii be
to give notes with approved personal
security, and a lien hkewiss to be retained on
the property to secure these deferred pay
Tie equits OF redemption is waived.
and the title is believed to be perfect, but /
shall only convey as trustee.
H. ]. WTCES. Trustee.
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT q Ca Aucdoneers.
1vIl Id NH I
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OTR TAIL0RINGD
Architect and Engineer.

Is I'm fun blast, for which Scrip will be taken.
J. h. WAGGENER 4 co,
jy3tf - Main street.
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l. B MCFARLAND, Chairman.
ROBERT P. DUNCAN,


The Aurora OA.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. It
possesses many advantages over all other
lei Of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all,
non-explosive. We have examined il
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounc it superior 20 anything extsnt
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-'
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. H. G. Dewitt & Co,
have an Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
70 make money will find this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street. up stairs ap21 II
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Non-Resfdent Nottce.

In the Chaneery Court o fMemphis. Tenn.
No. aI-The GayOso Savings Institution ct al.
vs.. VIM. q. Ford.
IT appearing from afidavit in this cause that
the defendant, VIM. q. Ford, is a non-resi-
deQt ofthe State OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House in the
city Of Memphis, TenL., on or before the first
Monday in September, 1851, and plead, answer
or demurto Compartments Dill, or the same Will
be taken for confessed as 10 him, n set for
hearing e. parte, and that E copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, Ia the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUsiON ASTON, Clerk and Mssfer.
BY r. J.. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jackson soils, for Complainant
jylg laWtW
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N0n-R Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Cour OF Memphis. Tenn.
10. u53-JOhn W. Leftwick& CO. vs.. Davis, Al
bison q Co, ct al.
1T appearing from affidavit IN this cause
1 that the defendants, H. G Davis. J. IL. ALI
son, b. +. Foster (frm OF Davis. Allison a Col,
National Insurance. Company, W. Davis and
W Davis are non-reeidents Of lac state Of
Tennessee
10 Is therefore ordered That they mflk their
appearance herein, at me Courthouse in thu
city OF Memphis, Tenn On or before he first
Monday IA July, 1857, and plead, answer o.
damur to complainant bill, or the same vii
be taken for confessed as to them. sn1 set for
hearfna aX Darfe, and that q ccpY Of this order
Be- pubIished once a week. ar four successive
weeks, In ne Memphis Appeal
A crpy-attest.
Nv n. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
CAN'T a Waddel, solA. for complainant
lei iaW4W
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal.
ISAAC r. HAWKINS,
WM. =. CALDWELL
hon. J. ". LEETwICH's APPOINT

HON. J. W. LEFTWICH'S APPOINT
MENTS.
The Hon. JnO. W. Leftwich and Others
will address their fellow-citizens at the
following times and places, commencing
at eleven o'clock each day. tO-wit
Cagervile, HAYWOOD Co., Wednesday, July u.
Harris store, Haywood Co., Thursday, July Is.
DancyviUe, Haywood Co., Friday, July -.
Masun's Depot, Upton Co., Saturday, July %.
C~ovington, 1lpton Co, Monday, July p.
PortersviIle, Upton Co., Tuesday. July D.
Cuba. shelby Co, Wednesday, July "A.
Rarlettt, SHELBY Co, Thursday, July ..
Galloway, shelby Co, Saturday, July =.
His opponent, the Hon. D. A. Num-, is
respectfully and urgently invited 10 be
present and participate in the discussion.
SAM. P. WALKER,
Cgm'u Eighth Central Executive Com.
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THE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 his friends and the public that he is pre-
pared TO devote his whole attention to Design
ing p ans and experimenting Buildings, with
as muCa energy and attention TO his patrons
interest as he did for the Guys int est while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Stuman Block, Second and Madf,
son streets. Lharges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE,
NnnLHa.nH nnN EnnLn.-n
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NUif

Law Court OF Memphis.
W. B. Gibson & Co, plaintiffs, vs. Gillenwater
& Haynie. defendants.
A FFIDANITS for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF section
3E5 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
ofieer levied, etc, on tue property OF Inc
defsndan S, CLEARWATER & Haynie;
II IS therefore ordered thai said defendants
appear at the Courthouse in the city OF Men,
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and the
case set for hearing ex parte, p and that 4 copy
OF this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks In the Memphis APPEAL
A Copy joan DONOVAN. Clerk.
Clerks Office. May 2, 1857.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
PlafufffS. mays 1aF4We
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OUR RAILROADS.&C. lot Of corn was
shipped to Bolivar, Tenn, by the mis-
take Of some one, instead OF Oxford,
Miss. The bill of freight was presented
to the consignee at Oxford for payment,
being about double what it should have
been. Complaint was made to Col. Ross,
and in 3 very few days letters were re-
eeived from him and the general super
intendent Of the Mississippi Central rail-
road, that orders had been given to re-
fund the excess arising from the wrong
shipment, and il was refunded accord
ingly. This prompt act OF Justice On the
part Of our railroads is praiseworthy and
il this policy is continued will entitle cur
great railroads to the thanks of the whole
country. We are induced to make this
matter public, because it shows the two
leading lines of railway from Memphis
to Mississippi, oyer which ali our bread
and meat, and everything else for the last
two years, have come, are prompt to an
sweI complaints and rectify errors.
Friendly intercourse between the mana
gers Of cur thoronghfares is necessary,
and between the two roads in question
exists in s proper degrees.
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NOn- Resfdent Notice,

In the Chancery COurtof Memphis, Tenn.
No. IeOS-Hsnry Rice ct Ell. vs.. samuel Pollock
ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause tina
the defendant. Benz. 4. Johnson, Is 3 non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered, That he mak his
appearance herein at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in July, lS67, and plesld, an
swer or demur 70 complainant bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed, Is 70 him.
and sci for hearing ex parte, and that a o
Of this order be published once a week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis AP-
A copy-attest
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By X ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Can't q Waddell, ssls- fer complainant
faI IaW4W
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"a The plantation is known as the
town OF Lake Blum" on Nhite river, Ark, ~
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock ral-
road crossing, containing between four and hve
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow. the remainder
heavily tiRbered, together with the whole OF
half Interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse po~wer,lEngine, Blacksntth's shop,
Carpeuter's Tools, Wagons and all necessary
appurtenances for running the same. There Is
a nne Mansion with nine rooms, a Cistern, Tea
pacity 6uJ gallonEJ three Cabins, a Warehouse.
two good Wood Yards, and the best andings
on the river. The above will be sold at low ng-|
ures and on easy terms. For further particu-
lars address Mrs. NJ. L. n.
myatf Appeal Office.
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FOR SALE.
20 K 5 ALE
FOR SALE.
4 Steam Engine, Nearly Near.
Land For sale.

A undivided One-half interest in 0,OO0a acres
II OF Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties. Arkansas.
This interest, the title TO which is perfect. viii
be sold at a low figure, for oue-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
interest.
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the state, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands win be sold together or in par
GELS, for cash.
Apply % PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh8-ts 23 Main street. Memphis
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Epidemic CAOlerd.-We call attention
to a pamphlet on this subject, by G.. Hurt,
NJ. D., Of st. Louis, and for sale by w.
NJ. Patterson, bookseller and statiOner,
20 Jefferson street, Memphis. 1t is an
eminently practical work, and is espe-
cially interesting on account Of the valu-
able methods which it prescribes for the
prevention Of Cholera, by ~disinfection.
1t is designed for the people, and should
be in the possession Of every family.
p. NJ. PINCKARD.
sos and $40 Pine ST., ST. Louis, No.
i've laWd&W VIZ
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j meanome LaRas is cents at Menken
E muel jyl8 st

Be Sure you're right, if you want the
best, ask for the "Hesperian Eminent"
1t eclipses all others. Price only twenty
five cents at Ward & LeGuere's-try it.
VIM. D'eeneh & Co.-proprietors, st.
Louis. @6naIn
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SDeciaI Notice,

I IND in yesterdays Appeal a statement
i from Mr. y. B. Sneed, Dentist, of Savannah,
to the effect that Dr. Sueed had bought my
aOfhce. furniture. etc, and thatI would vacate
on the LIST Of August
In Justice to myself and friends. I beg 10 state
that NO SUCH TRANSACTION TIVE DR..
SNEED AND MYSELF HAS BEEN EFFECTED.
f. W. q ARKEY, ID. u. s.
Memphis, Monday, July s, 1857. i've w
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
nor CONGRESS-

TOHN w. SMITH Is a candidate for
81 reelection 20 the office OF State Senator lor
the 18th District, composing the counties OF
Shelby and Fayette. election on the nrst
Thursday In August apAu
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To RuiIders-

THE undersigned proposes 70 divide MY or
IL one hundred acres Of his land into small
lOts-say, OF i've sores each-and % give the
alternate lots In 8ymen Tor Improvements
constructed upon the Others.
The land issituated three niles east OF the city
OF Memphis, at the terminus Of Union avenue.
fronting on the extension sf that avenue. on
TFezeVant avenue, and On the Poplar street
road. Il Is covered in part with q DeautifrI
growth Of forest tees, ard Is UNSURPASSED BY
any other suburban properly In point Cfheslth,
Building sites, and the character Of the sur
rounding neighbour
in undertaking this enterprise builders can,
in addition 70 their usual profits. calculate
with certainty on the enhancement Of the
va ne Of the lots paid them, by the improve
ment Of those adjoining.
Apply TO Royster, Trezevant & &C., Ayres
building. E5 Second street, OF &c me at their
of1ee. Uyl0 Iml n. N. IRElEYANr.
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OFFICE suFa. METROF1LTTAN POLICE.
MEMPHIS, TEEE., July II, LII.

OFFICE suF1. M~ETROE9LTTAN POLICE. !
MEMPHIS, TESE., July II, lEE.
Special Order.l
The west side Of Front street, from
GayOsO to Beai, heretofore designated as
a "hack stand" will no longer be used
for that purpose, except in front Of
property where the owners or occupants
90 ACT object. S. B. BEAUMONT,
iyl2lw Supt. NJ. P.
Handsome Lo1ons Is cents at Menken
Bros. jyl3 st
TOho! TOhO! SportsH1eR.-For sale a
fine brace of Gordon Setter Puppies,
g Black and Tan" bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
sportsman, w. A. Williams, $50. To
those in want of a thoroughbred dog,
this is an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply at 80 North Court street.
je25 Il.
Handsome LaVRs Is cents at Menken
Bros. jyI9 st
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SENT UP.-The cOlored soldier, Sergt.
Osborne Williams, charged with being
an accOmplice in the murder Of Fields,
was up for examination before Mr.. JUS
tice Miller yesterday and after q full in
vestigatiOn was sent to the criminal
court for trial. ono bOnds.'
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ATTENTION. DISTILLERs.-yeW Stills
built 20 order and second Hand Stills
for sale at HOlleDheFE 4 QeFtel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, No. $40
Second street. Steamboat work prompt,
ly attended to. Tvs dawtf
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MEETING TO-NIGHT.-We are re-
quested to state, that there viii be a
meeting Of the Memphis mechanical ana
agricultural association at the GayosO
house tonight. A full attendance Of the
stockholders is requested. Gen. Y. B.
Forrest, president, will take the chair at
eight o'clock.
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HON. J. w. SMITH will address his
felIow-citzens at the following times and
places, viz
Mann's Depot, Wednesday, July II.
Shelly Depot, Thursday, July is.
Bartlett, Friday, July 10.
Raleigh, Saturday, July 20.
Cuba, Tuesday, July %.
Germantown, Wednesday, July "a.
Baskerville, Thursday, July p.
Somerville, Saturday, July p.
AT which appointments w. J. Smith
and +. S. Richards are respectfully in
vited to be present, and divide time
Gen. P. B. Glenn will attend the most of
the above appointments, and address
the people upon the important issues of
the hour.