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Non- Residenf Nnfice-

Ia the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. l48l-Jno. A. Higgins rs. Jas. II. Freeman
ct al.
Il the defendant, jas. H.. Freeman. is a resident
OF the Stale Of Mississippi and a Hou-residsnt
OF the State OF Tennessee it Is therefore or
dered that he make his appearance herein at
the Courthouse, In the city Of Memphis Tenn,
b. or before the first Monday in February IsG7.
and plead, answer OF emu 70 complainant
to him, and set 90r hearing sx par1e, and that
8 copy OF this order be pubiishedlOnce a week.
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis Ar
PEAL-
A cOpy-atfest:
ACGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LogwOod q Peyton, sells Tor complainant.
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BALTIMORE.
TRE BALTIEORE ANB HAVANA sTEAH-
SHIP COAPANY.

The list comprises the following nrst-elsss
Steamships:
LIBERTY. 1890 tens, VIM Rollins, Commander
100 tons. ThOs. A. Balm, Commander.
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Residenf Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. I5O6-J. Mason Campbell ct al. -. JuO. /.
ClaybrOok. JnO. OvertOn, Wm. L. Vance et al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause. that
i the defendants, James Barton and Arson
Williams ant residents OF the state Of Arkansas
and nOu-residents OF the state OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein at the Court House in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the hrst
Monday in February 1896, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed, as
to them, and set for hearing exparte, and
that a copy 9th order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis APPEAM-
A cOpy-attest.
AUGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r. J.. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heiskel, Scott & Heiskell, soils. for complain
ant faur u evaug
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LEGAL.
Insolrent Noffce.

Chaneery Court Of Memphis. Nov. Term, 1856
l@l1N. r D;1James A. Harwood. Adminis-
trator OF William T. Eddins. deceased. W.
Virginia Eddins, Thomas IL ain 81 al.
the widow heirs at law. distr bptees and
ere ntors OF said VIM T. EddiBs, deceased.
thss cause It Is ordered BY the Court that
Il the County Court OfShe bv ftounfv Tsnnes-
see Dc enloined from taking any further Steps
~ the ddni1Htfatiou Of the estate Of said I'd
GINS that said administration be transferred
70 ms Court, and TIE estate admir- isfered moon
~ lusolFeDLi that ali creditors. or those claim
iaB % De creui OTIS. whether BY note, account.
deer e OF Judgment, both resident and RON
resident, De restrained from prosecuting their
Claims otnerwlse than under ihis Processing.
it s furtber ordered, that all creditors d. prove
anu PIC tneir claims with the Clerk and Master
OF thls CouIti AM make themtelyes parties %
Nay. lo5ls and that q copy Of this order De puD-
hAhed Tor 81 weeks ia The Daily Memphis AP-
PEAL and Avalanche, and IN the newguaner
published at Pulaski, Tennessee.
AUGUsTON ASTON,
December .. 1853. dec5 sSve
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Non-Resfd6nt Notice.

In the Chsncery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. Is5-Presley r. Peyton VS.. Frank Cochran
ct al.
r appearing from affidavit in thus cause, that
L the defendants, FIR nk JOchr~n and JOse-
p inc Cochran this wife and Jas II. LenOw
ar nOn-re idents o THE STATE OF Tennessee il is
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein AT the Courthouse in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday in
February, 1897, and plead, answer or demur
TO compliments bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them, and set fer hearing
ex parte, anu that a copy Of this order be pub
shed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in The Memphis APPEAL.
ACOpy-Attest.
AOGUSTUN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By K j. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
decZs IaW4W
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Singular Case Of spontaneous Combus-
ton
The following is promulgated in a cir,
from the ordnance nflica.

culaI from the OfnCe
Brevet Brighten. Haynes having re-
ported he occurrence Of a well anthem
ticated case Of spontaneous combustion
at W~atervliet arsenal, it is deemed of
sufficient Importance to communicate
the attendant circumstances for the in
formation Of ordnance officers:
This combustion resulted from the
spreading OF sawdust-instead of sand.
as was Ordered-On some liuseed oil
which had leaked from a barrel. The
sawUust thus mixed with oil igDited
spontaneously in twelve hours, in a eel
lar where il had been placed, IN a box.
but was discovered, and the fire extin-
guished without doingsny damage. The
temperature Of the cellar was SO, indj-
eating that a low temperature will cause
spontaneous combustion in q mixture Of
linseed oil and sawdust.
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LANDS o SALE.
THO TGLU06Ie Lots Of Land
for Sale.

/ be sold cheap, Il applied for soon North
east quarter section-Seetion ., township 8,
d dSnSJ IN ne MfsliSsii,pi riySyr. insf f,riU lsm
miles below Memphis, wei wooded and
northeast quarter OF section I'D eleven, town
ship so taree, range west, DeSOio county, Miss,
The latter heavily timbered with walnut, beech,
maple and hickory, aud il the Immediate
vicinity OF a sawmill. For particulars apply at
Counting Room DAILY APPEAL, No. 10 Madison
gfr.af Huna 81
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Attachnaent Notice.

Before JON c. C~reightOn-J.P.
il Mhoon vs.. y. B. Cain.
rTHE defendant in tbs above entitled cause
i VIII take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against him upon the grounds
that heis a non-resident Of the State Of Tennes-
see and the csse set for hearing ct my once in
the city OF Memphis on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1867, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the same will be proceeded
with ex paIte; and that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for four weeks In the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
JOHN C. CREIGHTON, J.. P.
Memphis, January = 1851 ian50 law4w
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UNIVERSITY OF virginia.

Appointment of Professors
VlHE Board OF Visitors win meet 1t The Uni
4 Versity, on the 18th day OF August, for the
purpose OF appointing a Professor OF the Latin
Language and Literature, and a Professor OF
International and Constitutional Law, Equity
and the Law Merchant.
Communicates in reference 10 either OF
the . appointments should De addressed 10 the
Sector Of the University Of Virginia, are OF
WP. Wertem baker, Secretary
3 MAUPI J.,
iyI7t Chairman OF ths Faculty,
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ID. II. q BOD YEAR
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
French, English and American Per-
fumery, Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran
DIV and Whisky.

LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
IL be found here. My stock Is all new and
IreSh, and such asI can guarantee. To the citi-
zens OF Memphis. Planters, Merchants, Ply
sicians. and all who are In need OF anything
in my line, l wodid take this method of aSSur-
ing them that their orders will be nlled upon
short notice and with such articles as can be
relied upon. To those Of my former patrons,
who have dealt with me up TO the time 1 was
OF necessity compelled 10 sell out, 1 would
cordially ask a renewal OF their acquaintance,
assuring them that our past and former deal
ings IS only a guarantee OF what the Iuture will
be, promising always 10 do the best I can.
The PRESCRIPTION DIP RTMEhT being
one Of the most important branches Of the
Ap0thecary business, and one that requires
skill and experience. will receive my per-Onsl
attention, aud during my absence will be under
the control o. competent and careful ApOthe-
carries, accessible at oil hours day or night.
Soliciting an examination OfstOck aud prices,
l am, very respectfully, your humble seTvant,
d. +. GOODYEAR,
e Druggist and Apothecary, 30 Second ST.,
lan.l Nm Naar Mnnrne- MAm Eli.- Innn.
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1EMPHIS APPEAL.
For the Memphis Appeal
To KATIE -


Tor b Memphis Appeal
To KATIE r
OH Summer winds that gently play
Around my darling's cheek
II you could only TO her say
What ny own heart would speak,
You'd tell her she's the constant dream
Prom which su true bliss howsi
Without her. life would onlyseem
A thorn without the rose.
OH gentle wind that sweetly blows
About her golden curls,
You never kissed a lovelisr rose,
A gem among the pearls;
You never met such sweet blu eyes
That seem with witchery rife;
her looks "a smile from Paradise
That makes a Bliss Of life.
All Summer wind that idles by,
Fly swiftly TO Ser smile,
And tell my darling one h
Dream Of her all the while;
Tell her III never love her less
Shei is my earthly sun
Iwaitthe happy heur 10 bless
VIII make our two souls one.
CLAUDE.
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BROWN 81 PERKINS
Pianos for the People !!

4zO BROOM SJ.J new York.
W. would cali the attention OF the public to
w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the fol-
lowing styles:
STYLE "a" : octave, Front large round
corners, plain case, either octagon or
carved legs, straight bottom, bead mould
ing on $50
STYLE b octave, ame as style A, with
Serpentlne moulding on pifnth, carved
legs and yre----.. ...-....-.--....-...... 500
STYLE [. octave, Front corners large
round, Serpenuus bottom. mOuldipgs
same rs on style ID, carved Tyre and desk,
faucy carved $50
STYLE p octave, -Four largs round
corners flushed BAGS, 1nouldiugs on rim
and plinIh, serpentine bottom, carved
lvre and desk. elegant carved fruit legs 900
The above styles are AL flashed in elegant
Rosewood eases, and have the fall iron frame,
French action, harp pedal, beveled top, ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed in oveTStrung
bass nearly all the "a octave uiauos now man
ufacteled. They are made OF the best materials,
aud for finish, durability, purity and sweetness
Of tone, cannot be surpa6ied.
The four styles uescriTi above, embody all
the essential changes in ext rior finish of case,
which are by manufacturers run up to 10 and
We invite the attention of the public, OF deal
ers and the procession, to a critical examination
OF the merits OF our Pianos.
By avoiding the great expense upon
costly factories and expensive warerooms in
the city, we are enabled to offer these Pianos at
prices which defy competition, and invite ali TO
call and examine them before purchasing else
When references snd testimonials are re-
quired by those about 20 purchase, instead OF
presenting a display Of professional names, we
refer to the parties TO whom we have sold our
Pianos. Their judgment ~ to tho real merits
Of our instruments as 20 theirduT 41ity, touch,
sweetness and power Of tone, staaa ing in tune,
etc, based on actual x?erience' being OF far
moIe value than the mere good opinion of the
artist, however capable, who merely tries in q
wareroom, instruments in perfect tune and or
der, which have just received the wOrkmen's
last h1ishing touches
Cur motto is. "Quicksales and small profits"
Send for : circular 10
BROWN & PERKINS,
TAMIL Im-daW 800 RrOOmr II New York
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S60O0 @ a1acss Il P5 osr Of 2 bank has
fstics Of a Commission Business that would
pay in Memphis Set0 ayear on si500, the whole
WIii be submitted tOa hpard OF re erees. Adj
dress O. Il LUIDER & co,
Isl Broadway, N. Y.
Refer to Charter Oak Life Iasuranee Co, and
Jacob Miller, Director Citizens Bank, N. Y.
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8 r 0 w & p ERKINS,
PUBLISHERS Oh
SH ET MUSIC
IND MEEIC BOOKS.

VETE would respectfully call the attention OF
W Choir Leaders and singing School Teach
erS to our establishment, wheFe all kinds of
Church Music Glee and Antuem Books can be
obtained on the most favorable terms
The long experience Of our Mr.. Perkins in
Musical Conventions, Choirs, tue Concert room
and Sunday Schools, enables him TO give advice
and information on all points of musical in
terest as TO the selection Of proper works of N
structiOn, formation OF Musical SchOois-pro-
gress in musical studies, and items Of general
interest 10 composers. leaders, teachers and
students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms.
with prOmptness and dispatch. Country orders
collected, and selections made for pupils, teach
ers, concerts, etc, etc, etc.
ArnNT u ~ nv
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STARCH GLoSS.
RIAL BLUE,

ILFTN ~ TIE VIFTIIs
Soluble In hard as well as soft water.
Warranted not to streak the clothes.
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount 10 the
trade.
Agents wanted everywhere to sell the above
articles, to whom we offer extraordinary in
d~ucenents.
Samples sent, postpaid, on receipt OF above
prices. Address,
NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS CO.,
Janll lmdaw No 2lS Fulton ST. New York.
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az the Merchants Exchange, IN Odd Fellows
Hau, corner Of Main aud North Court streets,
memphis Tenn, sell, TO the highest bidder, for
ezsh, the following property tc-Wit A certain
los OF land situate, lying aud being in the
county OF shelby and State Of Tennessee, and
designated upon Hills subdivision OF land, ia
the litn Civil District Of said county, as lot No.
six tol, together with 81 or the appGrtsuauces
theTeunto belonging. The title 10 said property
j. believed - De good, but L viii ozly sell amt
convey as Trustee Equity OF redemption
waived.
sale al Z o'clock m.
IJHN r. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ROYsTER, T~EEzEyANT& Co. AuctlOneers-
L0gwOOd q PeytOn. faus af
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m1sCELLANEoUs


MILO HATCH, cHAa. II. PHELPS,
Twenty years Cash'r six years Agent and
Mechanics Bank, Cashier Southern
Augusta, Ga. Express Company.
HATCH q PHELPS, Banker and Brokers,
- General Purchasing Agents, and y. =. and
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents. 10
Broad street, aud 81 Exchange Place, sew York.
-REFERENcEs-R. II. Lowry, ESQ, President
Bank OF Republic, N. y; Josiah Oakes, Esq ".
Pres. Shoe aud Leather Bank, n. Y; J. ID. YER
milye, Esq at the Merchants Bank, n. Y;
Nuurse q Brooks, IL Pearl street. n. y; Brodie
q Petters, 10 Pearl street, n. Y; ID. j. 5. Brown,
Esq, Editor and Proprietor Rochester Demo
Graf, Rochester, =. Y; Job J.. Bunce, Esq,
Prest Phenix Bank, Hartford. Ct James Miles,
Esq, Pre- 7 Exchange Bank, Hartford, c.;
FellOwes & Son, Attorneys at Law,
Hartford, ct ID. A. Dwight& Co, Boston, Mass;
Calvin Taft, ESD, Worcester, Mass; Thomas $.
Metoaif, Etq.. Augusta, Ca; John Dsvison. Esq
Augusta, Ca; Il b Pant, Esq Pres South
ern Express Co; r 3 Bullock, J. q, Supt
TX, Co, Atlanta, Ga; +. Hulbert,
ESD, Sup't Southern Ex. Co., Atlanta, Ca Jas.
shutter, "a Sup't Southern FIX Co., Memphis,
Tenn; A. b. small, ESQ, Snp't Southern Elk.
New Orleans; aud Agents of Express Com
pauies- 1aull.Im.
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at the Merchants Exchange, in Odd Fellows
Hall, in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sell, 10 the
highest bidder. FOR cash, the fOu wing property,
tO-wit A certain lot OF land lying, being and
situate ia Z. e county Of shell y and Stale OF
TenneSsi e and city OF Memphis and designated
on HIS subdivision OF original country lot
No. 5ll, as lot a. together with all OF & e appur-
tenance thereuntO belonging. The tile osaid
properly il believed to be good, but / Will sell
and convey only as Trustee. Equity OF re-
dempuon waived.
Sale at Y o'clock, m.
JOHN p. TREZEN ANT. Trustee.
RoYsrER, IRRELEVANT & 90, Aueti Jneers.
LOgWO0d & PeytOn. JAMS sod
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Dissolution.
DIR UG USE
OF s. Mansfield & Co.,
Nos. 3OI and 3O3 Main st.

Having this day disposed OF my Interest in
the Drug Store Of Gilbert & Higbee TO MANS
FIELD n HlGBEE, 1 most cordially recon-
mend them TO my friends, and earnestly be-
speak Tor them n continuance Of the l,berai
p~atreaage extended to our old firm. Well sa'-
lsftet ot their business requirements aoC sEill
ha Druggists, / wish for them the same Success
which iias attended the late partnership OF
O1Ioert x Higbee. DR. S. RT.
This combination forms the most complete
Drug Emporium south Of New York, where
every tsciLty will now be offered the purchaser
OF buying goods in our line at manufacturers
prices.
We cordially invite and direct the specs al at
teDtlon OF all persons to this establishment be
fore making. their purchases either in tho Hast
or Wes1. as I ur object and aim shall be 20 pro-
vide a HOME MARKET, and to defy eOIlpeti-
Lon with al other cities.
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Oar StOCA, Of Goods is Perfect and
C0IRET6e sc Ali Times.

Oar experience in the trade OF Memphis bI such
that we un derStand and know the wants OF
Druggists, Physicians, Merchants, Builders,
Manufacturers, Plante.s and others.
We shall have in oar employ none but the
mogt e-Nporinced Clerks and assistants. All our
arranRements will ena1ls us 10 render perfect
an d complete satisfaction.
for the liberal and extensive pat
rInage be towed upon us hei etofore BIZ the
citizens Of Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama aud
Arkansas, and the territory west, we hope by
constant attention TO our own business to merit
and receive an increasing continuance.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Trains leave Memphis Daily as follows:
Through Express (Sundays excepted).-7 al

-
Trains leave Memphis Daily as follows:
Througn Express tSundays excepted)--7 am.
through PM
SOmerYifie Accommodation ......--....-.3.N plM.
ExPEEss connect al Grand JunrtiOn with az
ternOOn train south on Mississippi Central Rail-
road for holly spring, Water Valley, Grenada
Jackson, Nicksburg- New Orleans, etc.
Ar CoELNTH for OkalOns, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile. Ala, etc
Ar DEcArUE FOR Nashville, Louisville, Gin
ciunati, etc.
Ar CHArrAsoOsA for al points in Eastern
Wash ngtOn, Baltimore. New York, etc
MAIL connects a. Decatur for nashville.
Chattanooga connections same as above.
Baggage checked through.
Ticket once No 70 Court street.
W. J. ROSS, Gen1 Supt.
W. T. DASLEY. General Ticket Agent.
=. o MOTION, Passenger Agent. az
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Mail train leaves Memphis at----.7O0 pm.
Gorinth Aeeom'R leaves Memphis At 90 am.
Junction -tis40 an.
s0uerviile 4" -3.D pm.
Mall train connects closely with trains for
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati, Atlantis. Ma
COO, Columbus, Montgomery, Augusta, Savau-
nah, Charleston. Columbia, Wilmington. Knox
willie, Biistl, ~Lynchburg. Richmond. Peters
burg Norfolk. Washington, Baltimore, Ph.la-
delphia and New York.
Passengers for Mobile and Ohio Railroad
South OF COripth leave Memphis at Z an. and
for TIE Mississippi Central Railroad south OF
Junction at LEO am, North Of Junction at
pm.
Time as good az by any route.
baggage checked through.
For through tickets and ormat call at
II West Court street, Memphis.
". J. ROSS. Gent Supt.
". L. DASLEY, GeuT Ticket Ag't. decf n
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Dissolution Of CO-PartBershlp.

Dissolution or CO-PaFtBerShip.
uNHE partnership heretofore existing between
Gibson, under the name and style of LARRY
HARMSTAD co, in The General
Agency and WharfDoat business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Larry Harmstad and Robert Gibson, having
purchased the interest Of J. W. Jennings, viii
continue the business under the same style as
heretofore, assuming all liabilities Of the firm.
LARRY HARMSTAD,
J.. W. JENNINGS,
ROBERT GIBSON
MemphiS. January "a, 1871 janis
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Inquire for Bradlej's duplex skirt.

CAUTIONED guard against niPosI-
T.ON be particular 10 notice that skirts offered
fsr DUPLEx have the Ied ink stamp, VIZ: J.
W. BRALLEY'S DUPLE ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRTNGs" upon the tband-n Others
are genuine. Also, NOTICE thai each HOOP will
admit a PIN being passed through the center OF
it, thereby PROVING that there are TWO springs
braided together therein, which is the SECRET
of their superior and FLENIRILITY
and a combination not possessed by any ISGLE
SPRING hoop.
Made in all styles 70 suit the wearer. viz:
The A" Empress EFHia.' 81 yards latCsU for
D-awingrOOm and Party Dress.
The Pride of the World, "a yards Qatest)
for Promenade Daess.
THE Paris TRAN, 3 yards Qatest) for House
Dress,
ss- The name Of the style will be found on
the wafsfband Of thegkfrf- npyl 3n
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saturday, the 9th Day of February, 1861,

DY virtue of a Trust Deed, executed to me on
ID the 2th day Of Tune, 1901. by Frank GillOO-
ley, and duly registered in The Registers office
Of SheHBy county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of
paying the debt therein mentioned, IwLl, IN
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TJapstee's sac.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed executed 70 me on
ID the 18th day OF June, JS5, h J. 5. Renfroe,
and duly registered in the Registers Office OF
shelby county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of
paying the DEBT therein secured, I viii on
Cafardov fba ofh n.v or roh-oa.r 1Ce-
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Improved Gotten Plantations
IN
Phillips County, Ark, Fer Sale.

I'VE have several fl st-class improved pianta-
w tons in Phillips County, near the city OF
Helena, which VIII be sold very low. Nearly
all these places have good dwellings and OtHo-
home APPENDICES, aud nave giu-hOuses, cotton
presses, NEARLY new, and everything ready for
cotton culture These plantations, ranging
from 30 acres TO 200 respectively, are what are
termed Second Bottom " above overflow, and
fine ~uplands, bringinga bale of cotton to the
acre. Apply to SALE MACCABE,
Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Ag'ts,
nOvll Helena, Ark.
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Important from MexieO-The Fate
of MaximiIian.

NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-San Luis Pc.
tosi dates to the 18th, and Monterey dates
to the goth ultimo, have been received by
your Matamoras correspondent.
The report Of Miramons capture is con-
irmed. Mendez, however, was not in
Queretaro, and cannot be found.
More than two hundred subalterns were
taken prisoners, hut none Of them were
executed.
The execution of nine Of the most prom
inent officers is considered only question
Of time.
Gen. Escobedo issued an order on the
9th ultimo, that all officers Of the Imperial
army who did not surrender within "a
hours would be shot on Identification, and
all persons concealing them would be tried
in conformity with the laws.
Another order states that oil soldiers
and citizens committing theft or violence
would be shot on the spot.
A third order addressed to his soldiers,
congratulates them warmly and is exceed
ing bitter on the invaders, Napoleon's
Frenchmen, and traitors. 1t hints that
the confscation policy Of the Juarez Gov
eminent will be carried out.
Your Monterey correspondent statei
the number of prisoners captured to bt
$500; among them eight generals of divi
sions.
Macmillan looks well, and he woulC
start for San Luis soon. lie will b'
treated as prisoner of war, and will prob
ably be carried by Juarez to the capital OF
the 10Th ult.
Ten thousand Liberal troops left Quere
taro on the 18th ult., for the capital
Juarez and his ministers have alread!
held conference in reference to the dis
position Of Macmillan, but the conclusion
arrived at is still unknown.