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osaes Of tie Auditor g q ,5! State. J

It is hereby certified that the foregoing Ia
correct copy Of the Statement of Condition Of
the Norwich Fire Insurance Company of Con-
necticut. made TO and filed in this office. for the
year 1851.
(Seal,) Witness my hand AAd seal Off eialIy.
JAS. H. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State.
By James Williams. Chief Clerk,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-17

SrArEAuEr Of the condition Of the REPUB-
Lie FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY. Of the
city Of New York. on the 3lst d1y.of December.
1855. in conformity with the laws Of the State Of
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V.RAcKARD. n. ". COOK. B.P. PAcKIRD,
PACKARD. COOK q CO.
Dealers in Iron Hardware. Sign of the Broad
Age. Market Street. Warren. o.
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v. y.R1cKARD. E,H.HULL. sHKLDEE KEDBURE.
PACKARD, HULL q co.
Proprietors Franklin Foundry & Machine
Works. on South and Liberty Streets Warren,
o. Manufacturers Of Steam Engines. Porta-
irgs Of all kinds. Repairing done on short
notice.
August Is. 1866.
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Agent for Grover q Bakers Sewing Machines
No. River Block. Main St. Warren. y. =, Z
Aug. q, 1S66-d
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A TTACHMENT.

TrussdslI 4 TOxnssndl Before AEOE Abel, ].
wooSfo-sg sgo5s E skESFSss I0.ndsh'p
SS6sa re Ssy xsfss is s2rn ssid JUS u
action for the sum Of SIS ,o6. which suit Viii Be
for trial May Il, lSS5, 9 n 4, g 70 1'qi0sk; AN
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A TTACHMENT.

James B. DunIap.1 -Bsfors AEor Abel, J. P.
J.R Als1snder. TrumSnli Il ihi5 So1nty. nSynceiO O.
On the 18th day Of March. A D 1851. said JUS
hce Issued an order Of attachment in the above
action. for the sum Of $6S le100. which suit will
APrsls67 JAMES B. DUNLAP.
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o6HBt1 sn15E q p S:% SSETSS5ISHE' ISadSg. ..
Rbenezer Learned, President, and John L.
Denison, Secretary Of the Norwich Fire Insu-
rance Company, being seyeralIy sworn. deDose
and say. that she foregoing Is s full, true and
correct statement of the Affairs of said Compa-
ny, and that they are the above described off,
GERS thereof g. LEARNED, Pres't.
J. L. DENIS0N. Secy.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day
stamp -lSesll . & - Notary Pablo.
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FISHING TACKLED

WE HAVE JUST OPENED A
w fine assortment of Fishing Msterials,
which We offer to the public at wholesale or re-
tail Ali persons foud Of fishing are requested
10 call at our stand. where We are sure they can
find whatever they want. Our stock comprises
the following;
LINEN LINES-AIl sizes and lengths.
SEAGRASS LINES-Three sizes:
SILK LINES-Thirty yards long.
Floats, Sinkers and SWiSels,
Kirby and Limerick Ho0ks-aIl sizes;
Double Pike HOoks-on Wire Gimp;
Buel's Patent Spoon Hooks.
Plain snd Multiplying Reels,
and Jointed Poles.
~ you want 70 catch fish, buy the best kind
OF Tackle; and that you can always End at
Warren, O.. Apr. Sd, '67.
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FORRIsT 4 HYDE

Attorneys at Law Office over Parks Pateb,s
Hardware Stors. Warren. Ohio. are authorized
snc prepared to attend 20 all cases under he
late Bankrupt Law in the Unitod States
Souftss March Is, 1857.
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
d. Made Clothing. Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nishing Goods Main Street, Warren.0.
Jan17'66
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WINDOW SHADES.
wv We havs just reeeiy ed supply Of Paint
cd Cloth WindoE Shades, and also plain Duf
length desired. ct W.N.&W.F F.PoRTER'S
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v. 4. PORTER ". ?. PoRTKE.
". No W.T.. PORTER,
Dealer In School and Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tionery, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pamphlets
and Magazines. at the New York Book Store,
Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
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". q .. =. y GASAH<--
Dealers in Hardware. Iron, Nails, Lumber
Sash, Blinds. Doors, &c-. Youngstown 9n1o-
Feb. %. lS57-6
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ALRERT WATSON.

Atto-nsv at Law. Office on east side OF pubhe
snnsrs Warren. Ohio, in bull ding recently oc
cnnisd by d. S. Deputy Collector.
Nov If
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E4REEE PAcKGRD. RE. BIRSrv
RARNUM 4 PACKARD.

Asnnfsetursrs Of refined hammered Iron
Ran koaa Axlss, Mill Shafts. Piston Rods,
warren. Ohio. None but the best selected
wrought scrap Iron used. IAue. Is, 1856.
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r. II. RARNUM a CO.

ThoIesale and Retail dealers in American and
Foreign Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass. &c.--
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III. b. CASE,

It.arney and Counsellor at Law. office in n N e6- z
chsnts Block, Youngstown, Manonins N0'' VI
Ian q 1867.
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T. J. McLAIN g. SON,
WARREN, ..
Underwriters Agency.

OTATEMENT of the condition of
~ the GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of the city Of New York. on the 81
day Of Dec, 1885 in conformity with the laws Of
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DARTITION.NoT

ROBERT OTIS. ESQ.,. Agent.
April 3, 1867. ct Johnsonville. o,
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sl,8S.155 @

LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of Adjustment, $4,000 90
Claims for loses resisted BY the Co. 5000 90
Unpaid Dividen dends.....-...............-.-- Ss6 90
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v. RAeKARD- 3. T. RIKxKR. T. BIRTEot,.xvv
WARREN PACKARD 4 CO.

DoorE. flooring. MouldinEs, Fence PicItstss' u.s.
Oil Tanks Cisterns. &c and dealers in RonSI5,
and Dressed Lumber. Shingles and buiIder1
materials generally, at the Planning Min
Canal ST.. Warren. o. lAug. Is. 1856.
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STATEMENT of the condition Of the NIAGARA |
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of the City Of |
New York. on the 3lst day Of December. 1856. !
in conformity with the lsEso Of the State Of Ohio.
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ALMoN d. WEBB,
ADAMS.
n RIERCE,
rLYmAN, DID.

All operations IN Dentistry MADE n TI11nite Inc i
nssr A. e. W. depot, opposite Camp g 81 rl9ur 9tl
;1c MN Warren Ohio lNoV. 1s oo-Ay.
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WIN Z. SPEAR
HInMoN RROTHERs.
4. PECK.

PECK q BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Foreign and
Donestic Dry Goods, Silk and Straw Bonnets
Trim nings, Varieties, &c. at the sign q the
"HGrrea DrV Goods Sore" Phoenix BLOCK
Warren. Ohio
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IDDINaa kmaRGAN.

Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-car-
Shades and fxtures-Tea, Coffee, Spices, &c
They keep cons antly on hand, large and
full assorfme ent Of goods in their line, Of good
quality and fashionable styles, and offer them
Jan. 8. 1851,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
HERALD WEDNESDAY

bell James Duguid, John Low and william Bowie and
the judges. r. ID. Donaldson, Of the Boston Scottish
Club James Ackman, OF the Patterson Casdonian Club
and Thomas Pollock William Buchanan, James West
and John Taylor all OF the New York Ca'edonian Club
along With the invited guests hal Q spread In the
ocai TENT while the OF poilo had grand picnic round
the enclosure on the There music In abund-
Ance, ana the pipers pped 70 desperation during the
repas - they had done the termination Of each one
OF the games hailng the winners with ''ses the Con-
querng nero Comes" and other dittes a. far ~ tney
could be made out whom played upon the bagpipeA
After the interval the sports were resumed with con-
siderable zest and continued until nightfa Scotch
reel vaultlng with the pole, log race, tossing the
caoer the oroadsword Dance sack race. the standing
high leap an 'egg race" hurdle race hop, step and
jump, and wheelbarrow we're the other items 10
the programme, OF which the log the most ex
citing and the sack and wheelbarrow races the most
amusing The log race three times round
the en,losure, about thousand yards, and
was won by D. K. Campbell, who received .
gold medal, and Holmes, who was second, getting
another prize 70 reward bis eors Tossing the caber,
which consisted in eevatng big pole about the size Of
an ordinary tree, ana weighing considerably than
hundredweght, and then pitching il SO that the up
permost end fell over away from the pitcher caused
good deal OF merriment, some Of the competing In
sisting on having chance, when they could
lift the article. much less throw IT, and although their
friends told them you maun suck mair parritch mon
The whole thing passed OF we'll aud chesrfully There
was lots Of fun froc music and dancing and the lads
and assies present. although not In their own bonnie
Scotland amused and enjoyed themselves apparently to
their hearts content.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

THE Morr HAVEN SHOOTING AyTAnL-Henry Rosdss,
the German who. stated in yesterdays HERALD.
arrested for having attempted 10 commit . double
murder, BY shooting his wife and then himself, We
brought up for examination before magstrats u MOI
risana yesterday forenoon BY whom he folly CON.
mied for trial before the Grand Jury 1t White Piaina
10 which place. later In the day. he conveyed To-
safe keeping. when arrested quantity Of sheet led
used for slugl The wife Of the unfortunate man p
quite young. being only twenywo years Of age, and b
OF very progressing appearance the prisoner has
Low forehead, and 10 Of very forbidding aspect
TEE BoARDno Houm FRAcAs AT FoRDHAn.-The Trial
In the OF Dr. NaudIne. who arragned before
Justice Of the Peace at Fordhsm complaint entered
by Nrs. stsnton charging him with assault and sas-
tsry took place st Fordham on Tuesday evening The
court crowded 10 suocasion BY the residents
OF the nsghborhood who had been drawn thither from
the rather humorous character OF the whole Amir The
be,ligerens represented in court each by lawyer
was only required TO know the circumstance q alleged
BY MA Senton that the doctor had slapped her The
face . resu Il not obtained until O period exceedinl
Ave hours had been occupied when the jury after de-
beratng three or four minutes brought in verdict a
acquittaL moro than usual interest was manifested
BY those present throughout the entire proceedings
DEcHARoxD FROM Crsropr John, Brady the youne
who held the charge OF having stolen purse
containing $2so from his employer was brought up Sos
examination yesterday forenoon After reviewing the
entire evidence In the case nothing could be
BY the Justice that would warrant fur Their detention e
the prisoner He was accordingly discharged on pay
obeng an accompce. was also discharged after souaa
Lecture
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

There was no meeting OF the Metropolitan Revenue
Board yesterday, Colonel hessmore, the Deputy Com
missioner being still absent In Washington. He VIII
probably return In time for the meeting on Thursday
NEXT But two seizures wore reported yesterday
Six barrels Of whskey, detained Of No 81 New strss
charge OF being wrongly branded. The brand ses
forth that the contents OF the barrels were recneA
whereas examination proved they we're simply raw
whiskey.
Five barrels Of spirits, alleged 10 belong 20 John
Sealey Co., were seized al No. 81 Beaver street. The
charge preferred was that entry OF these barrels
made on the books OF the also that
entries u purchases had been made since August Is
and noae Of sales since August a.
The plug tobacco dealers endeavorne TO have the
new regulations ~ 10 bonded warehouses amended.
committee OF city tobacco brokers has been In coro
spondence With the principal houses in other places %
the subject Tor some time past, and . meeting will -
held o. an early DAY 70 Determine on definite plan q
action FOR bringing about repeal OF The measures ~
which they are nov njuriousy affected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

from the Albany Evening Journal, Sept 10
Mcclellan, IL was announced last week. had decided 70
retsrn 10 America this fall. Everybody surprises
BY the announcement, - he was knswu 10 have naa
the subject under Consideration es than three montns
later despatch correots the 6rst which vas oecose
error Mcclellan intends 70 look u che matter 10 ~ ~
bearings. and with view TO arranging hts plans 81
fecy has Leased his house Dresden FOR another yses
duvinG which time he wi--if nos unduly ,sterIered
wi.A-bs sbis u decide whsshss - wants 'oes~ -
not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
IFrom che Springfield Republican, Sept.

From the Springfield Republican, sept ~
letter from Chief Justice Chase 70 the President
mentioned IN which he sustsins the action OF the civil
authorities In the late In North Carolina out or
sskles and United States Marshal doodloe That ths
Chief Justice should defend the action OF his court would
seem 10 Be after Of course. he himself heard the
cAssa pronounced the decisions and ordered the issuing
OF the processes which resisted By General Sckes
subordlnae There would seem 70 b tue occasion for
public defence In plain casa unieee No mas volun.
issr.d . dsfsad ths sOuoa q Ne Prssidssi which
~ ukoly,
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THE BODY OF MACMILLAN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

MEXICO CrY. Sept. q
Via VERA CRUZ, Sept 2-S:I6 NJ
The Austrian Admiral regethoG has arrived here with
Mexican escort from Vera Cruz He has boon we'll re-
ceiyed by the government.
Tomorrow he Is 10 have an interview with Senior
Sebastian Lerdo de Teada Minister for Foreign Affairs
II very probable that the body Of Macmillan will be-
delivered charro
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Hend Of the Indtans-Salm SAim Sem
fenced TO Seven Ycars'~ lmprisenmenf-
General Items-The Famous National
Bridge Almost a Wreck.
HAvASA, Sept 1o-sP n
The Spanish steamer Para from Vera Cruz on the s,h
via sia on the 7th inst brings interesting from
the Mexican republic The dates from the capital 10
the 3lst ult
II 10 stated that General hsrqusz escaped from the
capital and that he Yucatan u the head Of
rebel Indians.
The nnal sentence bad been parsed on the oucrearo
prisoners Casanova and Escobar were condemned 70
fifteen ysars Imprisonment; Das Redonet and Prieto
six years; Reyes vaidss salm sam, Montsrde, Norst
and Lceaga 70 seven years. Ramirez and 0thon TO
ysan; and Calvo and Herrera Lorada TO two years
nnsmeut Severe del Castillo, who had been sentenced
70 death, had also been pardoned by the supreme
government bus u was not known the punishment
he 70 undergo In lieu OF the sentence OF the court
martial
/, was reported that General Ampudia had been i'm,
prisoncd
The government has dscrssd pension 10 favor Of the
widow OF Gsnerai Salazsr, who was shot IN Uruspan.
Colonel rsos. has been :rr.sns ed and was 10" n
she rlanepautla municipality.
They write from ouerstarc that nothing has changed
free q duty timber and lumber. lime and sand 20 IA
citsss The repairs Of the city, greatly injured By the
TO an up the deficiencies In the army. the govern
ment was pursuing all dsssrsrs and vagrans With &C.
tNity.
Colonel Coronado len Victoria for Tampics with four
hundred men and artillery.
Canales had commenced TO discharge three hundred
Of the soldiers he had Victoria the plea that the
forsien war was concluded.
Atlas dates the force which LETT Tampico was Quar-.
tered In the Pauochs, and appeared that General A.
Gomez had gone conference with the chief the result
Of which IVES that Colonel Coronado started from Vic.
toria for TAmpico, whore I've hundred nsa from Vera
Crus 10 arrive.
the .smbsn Of ire Yseapi.la municipality made
rsprsseatascn demanding thas The division Of ths STATE
Of MEXICO In three dbtricls Be- Dantained
EvsrythIns coansusd Qsiss II Nusvc Leon.
GssSrsl NS1aie - G0leg \ vDal1e eil1N ~
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Rio saado The Governor had started for Linares 70
inaugurate In Monterey the Casino Club.
The magnificent bridge in Jaapa named the Nacioual
was In most deplorabe condition, threatening imme-
date ruin unless IL be at once repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The following Is Dr. Harris weekly letter on the NOR
taliiy in this city and Brooklyn for the week ending
Saturday, the 14th inst -
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CITY MATTERS.
OF NAILS.

Until further notice the Mails viii close a
follows:
For Cairo, ChioazO, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. iittSburg. Phiia
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BALI
more. and all cities north and west, a
SI5 p m
For chattanooga. Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo
bile, Ala, New 70 K, Nashville, and all cite
south and east, 81 5s8h PM.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, jackson, Miss
Vlcksburg, Natchez, and all cities SOUTH, a
4 pm.
Al Stations on Mississippi and Tennesses
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Grea
Northern railroads at $3.50 pm.
Al Stations on Mem phis and Louisville AM
branch railroads at 3 I'm.
All Stations Oh Memphis and Charleston. Ms
sissippi Central. Mobile and OHIO, Nasnv1l
and Decatnr, Nashville and Chattanooga ans
East Tennessee railroads at pm.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and al Lapding
0R Arkansas and White rivers, (semi-wf &yl
tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi Tiver-south, (semi-weeklyl, Tues
days aud Saturdays.
Mississippi ~river-north, (~semi-Weeklyl, Mon
days and Fridays.
re GIST Postmaster Memphis.
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Land For sale.

A y undivided Cue-half interest in $4,000 acres
A OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER COUNTIES. Arkansas.
uIsiuterest, the title TO which is perfect VIII
be sold al low figure, for Oue-third cash and
the remainder az one and two years, without
interest.
Also. 1900 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above all overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the State, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands win be sold together or in par
GELS, lOT cash.
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh3-tf 2q3 Main street, Memphis
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Attachment Notice.

Before =. A Moore, ]. P.
Anderson, Williams 4 Co. vs. street siAll1a
THE defendants in the above enttlea eAls
Il viii take notice that an ~attachnlens -
been sued out agafpst them upon the sIo1n
that they are non residents OF the et..e -
ne see, and the same set for hearlns 49,
in the city OF Memphis, on tie l2tn -
1867, whena and where they can aPpo-
fend said suit az me ssme viii ce proceeded
with ex parte. and thai a COPY
Memphis Daily Appeal woopr D
Memphis, April IS. Isd7. iswiw
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Valuable cotton Plantation for sale

WILL be sold to ue highest bidder. on the
w premises, on SATURDAY, the lsl OF June
next possession To be- given on the lst q JAN
Uary next. the Ditch. ey Plantation formerly
owned by Mrs.. Sarah A. Mutt, situated in the
parish OF Madison. a few ile-a DOVe Mullken +
Bend Landing, Louisiana. The plantation has
a 'front.' on The Mississippi river about one mile,
with q nue ievee and a making bank. 10 co.,
land. OF which about five hundred 600 acres
are In cultivation. IL is located In the center
OF the best cotton region in the United states,
aud there Is no cotton plantation on the Mis-
sissfppi river more thoroughly uitched snd
drained. and but few SO wei improved Inc
improvements consist of new dwelling house
q large and elegant steam gin, sawmiI ana
gHstuiil attached. Stab q, barn, quariers;
cisterns, etc Tbs Improvements alone could
Rot be placed there Tor less than Sal,uo0. Inc
plantation Is leased this year foT six thousand
dollars. There is no question IS TO title.
Terms Of Sale-Casn.
myq8w ANDREWR HYNEs. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17
n A GLORIOUS RECEPTION.
Arrival of Emerson Etheridge
Speeches at the GayOSO.

The distinguished champion and stan
dard bearer for the position Of governor
Of this state, arrived last night on the
Memphis and Ohis railroad at five min
utes past six o'clock. The platforms and
sidewalks in and around the depot were
crowded with parties Of all ages, cOlors
and sexes, anxious to get a sight of the
man who is to fight the conserya-
tive battle for the gubernatorial chair
in August. On slighting from the train,
in company with Gen. Wallace, Mr..
Etheridge was greeted cordially by Col.
Galloway, Sam. P. Walker, Esq DR..
Creighton, and many others OF his nu-
merOus friends, by whom he was con-
Quoted to his carriage. The procession
was then formed in the following order 4:
Chief Marshal at head OF column,
Band of music.
Emerson Etherfdge,
Dan. Able,
S-P Walker,
". W. Coleman, in open carriage.
Carriages with committees and citizens,
Citizens 90 foot,
Assistant Marshal and citizens on horseback.
The turn ont was large, and passed along
Main street to Gayoso, up Gayoso to
Shelby, thence to the Gayoso house.
The streets were lined with people from
the depot to the hotel, ali anxious to see
the popular conservative candidate for
governor. On arriving at the hotel. Mr..
Etheridge was loudly called for. He ap-
peared on the balcony, accompanied by
Messrs. Leftwich, Able, Coleman, G. p.
Foute, G. s. Cameron, DR.. Creigh-
ton and others. About two thou
sand people were present. Mr..
Etheridge responded to the call,
thanking the people for their generous
reception, and promising to give them
further light on the subject, he with
drew. Speeches were also madeb by Hon.
Dan Able, Attorney-General Wallace,
Hsn.W. w. Coleman, Jno. Bullock and
Col. C. S. Cameron. Mr.. Etheridge will
address the people of this district this
morning at Court Square at eleven
O'Clock, and to-nighsCst the Greenlaw
opera house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17
PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR s PAYING IN
a ye-fmtnr The plantation is known as the
town of t Lake Bluff. on " hite river, Ark, ~
miles above The Memphis snu Little Rock rail-
road crossing. containing between four ard nNs
hundred acres. about one hundred cleared
lI feet above the late overflow. the remainder
heavily umb=red, together with the wneie or
half interest ia a SEW STEAM SAW MIL,
.l1Ily horse poWer,lEugine. Blacksmithis shop
EarreursrE Tools. Wagons aud all necessary
appurteunncrs for running the slme. rnere Is
"a fine Mansion with nine rooms, Cistern, Nca-
paciLy 6tJ gallon. three cabins, 81 Warehouse
Two good Wood Yards. and the best landings
on tie river. The above viii be sold al low ng-
urss and on easy terms. For further partjcu-
lars address Mrs. NJ l. H
u.r4rf Appeal Office