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For President OF the United states,
sr,rE

Writers for the Ledger seem some
what surprized that the APPEAL is not
engaged in urging the Conservatives Of
Tennessee to hold a State Convention.
The Ledger itself eagerly advocates it,
and the Avalanche agrees that it is a step
advisable and proper to be taken.
The came matter has been sgitsted oc-
~casionalIy for months. For the mere
purpose of selecting Delegates to the Ma
tionRI Democratic Convention TO be held
on the 4th of July, q State Convention is
certainly not necessary in these times Of
want and distress. The selection may
well enough be entrusted to the Central
Committee at Nashville.
As to other purposes, we must frankly
ssy that we have been able to see
that any good can be effected, at present,
by a political Convention intended TO rid
the State Of negro suffrage. 1t is our
opinion that it is utterly useless to make
any move in thst direction, until there
is g majority of Democrats in the House
Of Representatives at Washington A
movement now would be treated, Of
course, by the State Authorities, as revo-
~iutionRry. Congress would trest il IS
such, and put the army at the service Of
the BRowNLOw Government. If the
President is deposed, his successor also
will be dead against US; and any attempt
made by US would prove a miserable
failure.
Conventions are always worse than
worthless, unless they initiate or carry
forward practical measures. Let US
know what is proposed to be done, if a
Convention is called and everybody will
then see his way more clearly. 1t is
to talk about the rights Of men and
the people; but having rights now gives
assurance of success. Let US know
what those who urge this movement
propose to do, and how they propose to
do it. Then, if we think the plan FEAST
BILE, we will advocate it but We do not
propose to have any hand in making the
condition Of our people W0rSe than it al
ready is; which 3 premsture.and uDsaC-
cessiul movement would certainly do.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Further re-
turns from country parishes received to-
day DO not materially affect the results
already given.
The Supreme Court has decided that
the Grand Jury drawn under Gen. Han
cocks order, and composed entirely of
white men, is Illegal, and orders the dis
charge of the Jury.
A decision was rendered in the case of
q negro convicted OF murder and appealed
from the District Courts decision. Re-
Versed and indictment quashed.
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AND RIVERS

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-It has been rain.
ing hard all day.
Arrived-Grev, from Tennessee river.
Departed-Comm0nwealth, for New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, April 25.-No arrivals or
departures from the Mississippi.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-River falling
slowly; 8 feet 2 inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and wet.
Observation-Disclosures and Louisiana
for New Orleans, and Norman for White
river,
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RAnICAL MIsREPREsENTATION.


We have waited patiently, although
Indignantly, to see the extent to which
the Radical press would erdeavor to con
vert q very trivial affair into q matter
Of mOmentous magnitude, through per-
version and Misrepresentation. The
Cinciunsti Commercial predicated 8
most unfair, uncandid and perverted
statement Of the BEAUMONT deveIOpe-
ment, upon the contradictory and con-
tradicted assertions of one who is de-
nouRced as unworthy Of belief, and self
confessed chairman Of q committee of
&" assassinRtion.n The two Radical pa
| pers here catching the cue, reiterated the
same charges, and compIimented their
own witness in about the same terms.
From the Hel0 concert, we did not expect
the simple, straightforward truth and as
its extravagant neutrality-suspicious. and
conclusions from u~nWsrrauted premises,
we're not Immediately echoed by it's
confTere, we had inclined to the impress
sion that it would st least, in this in
stance, endeavor to avoid the meanness
Of equivocal reasoning and prevsriea-
ton. We confess to some disappoint-
ment. II was considered too much Of a
6ozlne 6oucHs to be enjoyed alone, and
was seized with too much &yidity by the
Radical sharks elsewhere, TO be confined
to a single purveyOr; and soon the or
iginaI organ fitted its tune to the dis
cordant air performed by lis newiangled
accessory. Both, although clemorOus
for immigration, and pretending to aid
operations to draw hitherWaTd the
sturdy labOrer through weH-de-
yised artificial channels, have ST
the same time put forth the most exag-
gerated, false and ~slanderous pictures Of
the condition Of society, such as must
make men of any social standing hest
tate ere they consent to pull up stakes st
home, to plant them here where ali
is 50 uncertain and life itself stands
ia so much peril!
We warn thoss ~bo have been dt-
ceived by ths misrepresentation OF
and kindred papers, that what
has been stated by US as to
the Ruklux revelations pretended to
have been made here is true. That
is said to the contrary is false.
The assertions that any Of the young
men un~warrantsbly arrested confirm the
statements on which the Radical exsg-
yeTatiOns are based, are equsliy false. II
here were or are such, why are not the
evidences produced? Why are not the
promised revelations forthcoming Why
s the same tune repeated with mere
variations of key and timee The
act is plain. The whole thing is q bub-
DE, and only of use so long as it a be
leld in a mysterious and uncertain light,
is visible through the exaggeration
II fear or falsehood. The very authors
f these reports know or believe them 10
,e false, and only use them for the mean
ct Of purposes, because they have been
ound to answer, in the great desrth Of
'etter material.
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TINE BONDS.

Be a ordained, BY the Board OF Navor o,s
Aldermen OF the city Of Memphis. as fojIowS.
SECTION I. That Tor the purpose ~ f1ns3r-
the deUt OF the. city Of Memphis, the Ma-c-E
hereby authorized e. issue the bond ~ 49,
city bearing six per cent. fntereE. - 80
amount OF one million dollars. havf,g rbts-
years TO run, and payabls either IN fba Sstt..
New York or Memphis. at the oEticn 81 ~
Mayor. N0S
SEC. 2. Said bonds shall be iesued 4, -
nations OF $500 and $1,000. at the f1srrsfSoAa-
the Mayor, with coupons for interest D.vsh
s~em1-aunuahy; ana when 50 Issued s5sif
used by the NAV or for tre payment OF anv ~
the due debts OF the city. "a
SEC 3 In order to test the sense Of the o,.l-
fhed voters OF the city as 20 the ISSUANCE ~ -
above bonds. under an set OF the Leqisfafr-S
passed December 3 lS61, the Mayor shall aSfs-
giving ten days nOticefn the daily newsDaD -
Of the city OF the time ana placs OF fha -
Hoa, suonatt this ordinance to the ouaIfaod
voters o. the city. b 9 voting fo- ne $500
anc5 or said bonds shall indorss upo1 fbs1-
tickets bonds" those voting szainsf 80
bonds" And should a majority OF the o~ualf6eS
voters vote In faTcr OF che prppcsitfon thsc
this ordinance to be OF full Ere ana afTsct
and said bonds shah be issued as proyfdes in
sections l ard 2
Adopsed by the Board Of Aldermen ApriIIztn
and approved April IS lE6S.
Attest:
LII RICHARDS, Register. aula INA
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS April 25.-Bshop Hawks
was buried here yesterday.
Senator Yates has written q letter adj
dressed to the people OF Illinois, aoknowl-
edgiug the substantial truth of the criti-
cisms passed upon him by the press Of
that State, but claiming that these state
ments are exaggerated. He apologies
for his bad conduct, without reserve or
defense, bat declines positively to resign.
He promises to reform at once, and DO
his duty hereafter, free from the beset-
ting sin which has so draggedhim down.
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FOREIGE.

LONDON, April 25.-Prinoe Alfred was
shot in the back BY 3 Fenian named Far
rell. Tie Prince subsequently, sailed for
England.
The trial Of the Clerkenwell prisoners
was resumed to-day. -Four witnesses
swore that the prisoner Boult was in
Glasgow on the 18th Of December, the
dsy on which the explosion occurred,
and, though subjected to q most rigid
cross-ez2miaati0n, their testimony was
completely uushakeB.
BERLIN, April 25.-Bi5marck says,
officially, that the loss Of the Federal
Debt bin will immediately stop TIE build
ing OF ships and -foFtincstions, and q re-
duetion Of the Prussisn army to q peace
footing will commence on the first Of
May.
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ThIrdDax,

FIRST RACE-Dash two miles entrance
So. y D: for three years Old GaycsO House 70
d $50 three or more 70 nA- EASfa0ee
money to go 10 second horse
N. C. COSTELLO enters b c Seagull, three
years old. by Bill Chatham dam Swannle, oy
Ibilds Harold. Dress-Green and Whlte.
M n. COSTELLO entars 3 b I, three years OLD,
nv shelby dam Pariclnes by imp 4r&nDg.
y RIssTCKS enters b c Pat Malloy, three
wears Ole, by Lexington dam GiorianA, BY
p BissICKS enters b c Hazard, three years
old, by Lexington dam Heads 1 say, oy Glen
p MITCHELL enters blk c Elgin, three years
old, hy shelby. by imp Emu. Dress-Hed ana
a a. SMITH enters ch. T. Columbia, three
wears old, by imp. Bonnie Sccuana: dam
Young Fashion, by Mouarch. Dress-Biue anu
/. a. SMITH enters ch. f Fannie Moore,
three years old, byimr. Bonnie eotlan Jam
XdeIls- by fInD, Albion. Dress Blue and
-r6Sfe- a. D. GIBSON,
sp:s Secretary Memphis Association Course
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Same Day.

SECOND RACE-Mile heats three in i've ;
free tor all three or mere to hH. Purse 500.
YANCY& GREENFIELD enters c c Transit.
four years Old, by Bleak Wind; dam Pralrle
Flow ar, by imp sovereign.
years cid, BY Australian dam Heads l gay,
by Glencoe.
i. BISSICKS enters b c Pat Maucy, three
years OId, by Lexington dam GlOrl6na, By
American Eclipse.
DUNCAN &MCMAHAN enters g ( Viola, four
years old, By Jack Malone dam second Was-
ner.
p. MITCHELL enters bk b Pat Cleburne, nve
wears old, by Hiswathai dam Imp Emu
Drsss-Red and white.
"a SMITH enters 9 M Nelly Gwynne, HIz
years cid, BY imp Bonnie Scotland dam Gray
Alice. by CAorisisr.
vesrtold, BY imp Bonnie scotland lam Lacy
lancaster, by Monarch
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WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF lair NO
woman car be really beautiful. With0at
this crowning excellence Of beautiful hair, No
iady can obtain without buying il az MADAME
LANIGFE. Cali AID sse for yourselves, FOR
artistic styles and eieg nee, at 2SO la Main
street. up stsirs. oppDsits Count Sqs&e.
n, g, Wigs, Chigoons, ETC., Hair Cutting, IN
Spaa aa +, LAviGNE.
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On Monday, the 25sh Day OF Nav, 1sss,

In front Of my office, No. g South Court
street. In the civ or Memnbfs TauneSsea
at IL an, expose for sale, and sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, to-wit: A certain
lot OF land situate, lying. and being
Ia the county OF shelby, State Of Tsnnes-
see, and city OF Memphis. being part OF
the land known IS the Arsenal Grounds. and
designated upon The plan OfCherry, Caldwell &
Co.'S subdivision OF said trdct made On she 18TH
day Of January, 1855, by n. A. Kerr, Surveyor,
the western One-half or lot No. hf een isl,
fronting on the North side Of jefferson street
thirty-SeYen and One-h8lf GTI feet, and
running back one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches as 81 between PAR
allel lines and a. right angles TO
Jefferson street 70 an alley sixteen and enc
half feet wide. The said lot viii De sold BY d.
rectt0n Of ths Denenciartes named in tHe Deed
20 pay tbs two notes last men ionsd IN said
Trust Deed. The equity Of redemption is
waived. Title believed 70 be good. buf convey
onlv g Trustee, IN GRE6CRY,
aDZj tbs Tr1zIaa
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OTTAWA. O. w.

OTTAWA. CANADA WEST, April Is.
Two detectives have sworn to having
heard q conversation between Wheelsn
and Doyle, ia jail, wherein Wheelan sd-
mitted having shot MCGEE.
The House Of Commons has passed q
bill for the support of McGee's family.
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T-ELEaaAPMEU NAKRErs
New Orleans Market.

z ORLEANS, April @.-Cotton Getlve
-niddtings 35C sales, $3.50 bales: receipts, gIiE
exports, z93 bales. Sterling 52[@541S. New
York Sight &c premium. Gold 49,. Sugar
aud mOlasSe5 nomInally ubchsns ed-plain
easy supsrhne &c. Torn firm. SfQl o. Oats
finn al 75c. Hay unchanged. Pork tending
upward SO. Bacon firm, Shoulders l35&@i4c /;
cleac rib lie; clear IS. Lara telGing uLward!
ffav11 fo--. Enrg Mo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA,
April 25.-Resslt of the election still
doubtful. Retains from the extreme
western counties will decide the result.
The Legislature will be about equally d.
yidad.
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Election Notice.

IN s-ecordsnce with an act OF the LeQislature-
i passed December 3, 1857, and an ordinances
passed by the Board OF Aldermen Aprfl I'm
and approved by the May OF April IS, lSs8, The
following Ordinances win be SUBMITTED 20 the
qualified voters Of the city, ct an election TO ba
he'd On THURSDAY. II SGrH DISTANT.
A list Of j Judges and CLERKS and places Of voting
will be announced by the sergeaut-at-ArmS
BIZ whom the election viii he hela.
April Is, 1858
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ch0lR6er OF Commerce..

THE regular monthly meetiog of tbs Cham
Der viii be held, at their ball, To-Taorruw
(Aonday) Evening, at4 O'Clock. All leuber
are requested TO be pEasent, a. there Is business
Of great Importance 70 come b fore them.
April %, 1858. ans Il
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In h District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tsnnessee-In the patl
Ter OF u. kaufman & 90 hankrupts. In
Bankruptcy. Districtc West Tenaeseee-ss.
To whom 1t may coacern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as ~assignseOf d. Kaufman & Co.
Of Msmphis, in the ounty ofShelby, and State
of Tennessee, within said DlstIict,. who have
been adludged haEkrupts upon their own petit
ton, by the District Court Of said District,
Memphis, Tenn. the 25th day Of April, A. D.,
1855 WILLIAM 7. CIRoDE,
ap2ssm ASsignes, etc,
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B. LOWENSTEIN s BROTHERS,
Cor. jefferson and Main SITS.

In the District Court OF tas United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the H8at-
ter OF William II. Vance, Bankrup In BANK
ruptey, District Of West Tsanessee-ss.
To whom II may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF William II. Vance,
OF Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and
State o. Tennessee, within said District. who
mas been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, BY the District Court OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 25th day or April,
AID, Looo. I'D. OTIS,
alh s I'D L..lnnan
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In the District Court of the United States, for
tAe District OF West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF D. W. Barnett, bankrupt. In Bank
rnptcy, District Of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
TIE undersigned hereby, gives notire Of his
appointment as assignee OF ID. W. Barnett. OF
hamburg, in the county OF Hardin, and State
Of Tennessee. within said District, who has
been a4jucged "a hankrup upon his own peti-
tI0a, BY the District Court OF said District,
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of April, AID,
1888. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
ap25 3 10 Assignee, etc.
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Ehe ReautlfaI Lee Dream Saloon

xFJOsEPH sPECHTs, 81 MADISON ST..
q "a oosn. The ladies aud gentlemen are re-
SaeeffuIly invited. Ice Cream. Cakes, Candles,
Ent- ete.: soda Water with pure fruit syrup,
dlof the freshest and BEST Qualities
apasIm I0sEPH sPECHr.
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Tin Plate, Tin Plate, Tin Plate

ME have on hand and to arrive. which We
w offer to the trade. at the loves quota
lions, in quantities 10 sufx purchasers:
4o0e boxes TIN Plate. &c IO-IA.
400 +" TX FO.IA.
a9oO - "a 81 Nu TA.oO sResrwa
Roofing,
400 boxes Tin Plate, TX 1920 rer1le
Roofing,
1000 boxes Tim Plate, ~asssOrsed sizes,
1000 sheets Brszters'c Copper, 10, Hand
IL pounds
Having been appointed agents for someof she
largest English Manufacturers, ahd being di-
rect importers, we are prepanedto offer indprs-
meats for buyers 70 DuFehase in this market
GRkEFF a BYRfES,
epe1n New Orleans
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THE NEW MEMPaTs WONDER
Trustees Sale.

HINDER and By virtue Of Deed OfTrust exc
~ cuted TO me, On the I2th day OF October,
1850, BY NJ O. Hopkins, and duly registered in
the Registers ofice OF shelby County, Tenn.
Book No.S, Part I, Pages 3SS, 29l, to secure Lhs
Indebtedness therein described. / will.
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LOuisEfIEe Market.

LOUISVILLE. April 25-TobaccO quiet-saIes
l6j hhds az S50l3 for Tugs II medium leaf. Su-
perfine -four SsgS IS. Cotton. middIings 3 "a
Sc. Wheat g 55a2 s.. Oats 7SRS0c. Corr $50
9}c. hye s. I002 Is Lard lS8l9c. Mess pork
SS9S p. Bacon shoulders I35ze clear sides
II1LniNa- WhlsEr q On
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Cincinnati Market.

CL~NCINNATI, April 25-Flour ard wheat frm
and unchanged. Corn higher. g.d94c. Oats
8lc. Rye 81 10. Tobacco firm. Mess pork SIS.
Lard lSc. Bulk meas l2L@l5c. Bacon shout
de-s I5l4e clear rib sides lol4@lGss clear I7l8a
I5se sugar cured hams l9Z92Oc. Butter S0a
soc. Egg 2l@22s. Groceries firm.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Tobsceo and fou- held
unchanged. Winter wheat 81 60g2 20. Corn
8lGS7c oats T@73c. Rye 81 SOL s.. Barley
l35zc clear sides lTs9lSc. Lard l5c.
New York Market.
NEW YofN, April 25-Cot,on a shade rmer :
sales 400 bales; uplands 32Iz933. Rics quiet.
Carolina IG49lekc. Coffee nrm. Sugar firm.
Cuba l0%Sl28, Molasses steady. Flour quiet
and q shade easier. Wheat very firm aud
quiet. Corn DULL, western S. lj9l ISL.
Dry goods are very dull but frmer for Heavy
Brown sheetings Indian Head l8%c. Prints
steady, l4@l5c.
Money easy. Sterling dull 9Is go. Gold 399
1873 Exports OF gold Jor the week y ,s67 so.
Rev Tsnnessees 50.
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AND PARAsOLs.
Bond N.
JUDGES, icLERKs, ETC.

TIBE following viii be the places for votins
4 Sa4 me Judges and Clerks at the Election
on the $th instant, for the iEsu.
ance Of TIME BONDS, for the purpose of fuRd.
lag the past duedeb5 Of the city:
FIRsT WARD ENGINE HoUsE.-JudRes
J"h7 Newsom, A. Renkert and 10. Drew
Sheiin, Johu W. Taylor.
THIRD WARD ENGINE HoUsE-Judges
Juhn Park, 3. u. Myers and F. j. AttweI
Clerks, Jonn G.. Bridges and J.. A. Newsom
Sherih, e. Marshall.
FIFTH WARD ENGINE HOUsE-Tudges. A
| t. shaw, G. b. Church and James Ranks
clerks, =. ". Newsom and Dan LOoney
Sherin, r. g. Tucker.
SEVENTH WARD ENGINE HOU5E-Judges
D. .. Jones, ). j. Wtnberiy and W. r. Dun.
can; CserAs, d. w. Richards and K. Z. Hoy
Polls viii be opened at 10 o'clock am. and
closed az pm. judges viii sse that the exist
ing franchise laws OF the State are complied
With.
The Jzdges and Clerks will be cuaIined at the
pGI.s, IN each precinct, at half-Past 9 O'Clock.
30 order OF L. MCDAVITT,
Mayor prO TEN.
{. L. SMITH. Sergesnt-at-Arms.
~roVed SEARS, Commissioner Of Rag
strs1on Tor Shelby county, Tenn. sp25
In the District Court OF the United States. for
tne District OF Vest Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF JACOB Halght, bankrupt In tank
russcy, Disirietof West Tennessee.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of 5acop Balgbt
OF Memphis in the county OF Shelby and Sfats
OF fennessee, within said District, who has been
aoJuaged q bankrupt upon his own petifion
by tbs District court of said District,
1888. WILLIAM y CT RdDF N-'
2 Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United statss. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In The mat
ter or +. y Richards, bankrupt. IN bank
ruptcys District OF West Ternessee-ss,
To WHOM it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice NJ HE
appointment IS as assignee OF r. s. Richards
Of Melnphi ia tho cOunty OF Shelby a1d
has been adtudged a bankrupt up0n as own
petition, by the District Court OF aid Distrtct.
Melnphie, tennessee, the 18th day OF April
AID, 1885, WILLIAM Y. erode.
apo 8 10 Assignee. Etc.
In tae District Court of the United states. for
bne Dlstflct OF WeAt tennessee. In the mat
ter of ID avid Pointer, Bankrupt. In BANG
ruPtcy, District OF West Tennessee.
To whsm it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis
appointment as assignee OF David Pointer.
Of Memphis ii the county OF Shelby ana
STATE Of Tennessee, within said District
who has been sdjudged n Bankrupt upon MS
own petition, by the Distriet Conrt OF said Dis
trict.
Memshis, Tennessee, the 25th day OF April
A-D. 1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
apo 10 Assignee, Etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Arctic soda,

I'VE are now furnishing cur customers and
w families with the pure Aennated soda
Water at the counter or in bottles, with rich
Cream Syrups, OF any favor.
CHANDLER AGO,
Rp20 Ina 26 Main ST. esf.
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THE following Stakes over the Memphis As
ISOLATION Course closed on The sta Instant,
with the following entries:
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In tae District Court of the United States. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of David Pointer, Bankrupt. In BANG
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

Well. reader don't you think that pretty comforta
bic sort of a feeling Now you Just keep residing
md YOU IN hat will bring these
three blessings straight your life, and when
them don't blame our remedy If you don't keep
them there.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13

10 Montgomery April 2sth, by Rev. @. Wedgeworth.
SANFORD SHERWOOD of Burlington, and HATTIE
L. JEWErT Of Montgomery.
In Sheldon, May 9Th, by the Rev. F. c. Kimban. at
the residence of the BRIDES father, Mr. Asaph Grant
Mr.. n. B. wOoDwORTH H, of Berkshire, and Miss l..
c. GIANT of Sheldon.
In Waitsfsld, May 10th, by Rev. j. Boyce, Mr. JASo \
r. HrEAk, OF Montpelier, and Miss MERlBAh
II. TEWk~BURY.
In Northfeld, at the NJ. E. Parsonage, by Rev. X.
Morgan. Mr.. RAYMON II. HALL of Brookfeld, and
Miss CELIA NJ. SMITH of Mortified.
In worcester. April 2Sth, by Rev. A. z. Wade, Mr.
VIM WESTON of Chambersburg Pa, and Miss LAU-
KINDA X FROST of Worcester.
In Northfed inlay Sd, by Rev. VIM. s. Hazen, JOHN
NJ HILL and ANNETTE DAVIS, both of Northfeld
In Mortified, May 4th. by Rev. VIM. s. Hazen,
CHARLES EDWIN COBURN, of Winchendon, Mass.
and JULIA WARRINGTON of Mortified.
In East Mddlebury, MIST, by Rev g. W BidWeli NJ
WALTER ; KING of Hancock, and Miss FIDELiA
A. BOTTLEs Of Ripton. In Middleb1ry, Jan 18th, by
the same, MIR. GEORGE WAIT of Shoreham, and
Miss NELLIE s. WILLIS of Middlebury. In East
Middlebury, Jan. 22d. by the sane. Mr. HENRY e.
CARR of Salisbury, and Mrs. MARY j. MILES of Mid
debury. Also, al the place. by the same. March
25th. Mr.. WALTER II. OLMSTED of East Middebury
and Miss CORNELIA CLARK of Lincoln Also a. the
same place, by the same, April 10Th, MIR. WM. H. II
BENT and Miss ROANSA BEAN, both Of 'pton In
Salisbury, April 18th, Mr.. JOHN ST. c. ORGE of Mid
diebury, and Miss ALICE LENO of Salisbury.