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CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCTI0N.


WI. Passmore 3 Co 30 Second.
A. n. stOddard q Co, 5Is Second ,,,
A \ Levy & Co. 81 second, Jeuerson BLOCK
HANKS
Ciuseps Union Bank, cor. Main aud JeiL'
Peoples Bank OF Tennessee y Madlson'
Memphis City Savings lnsttuon, 10 Jefferson
F1rst \ ztiOual Bauk, "A Madison.
Jackson Insurance Company, 10 Madison
BOOK STORES.
.Chsmberlin & Co. Blank Books, 1877 hiair
Church q Co., 3l5 Msin.
ID. Wade & Co, IS Main.
BOOFs ANB SHOES.
APP s Lutz, l55z Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, RUGGIES, ETC
A.P. Morgan, ISS Third, corner "sshington
vi. = Bruce 4 CO., 81 and 81 Monroe.
woodruff q Co, l79 Main.
4 D. Bradley, 81 Maiu, Jackson BLOCK
Goal DEALERS.
Rialev. Mellersh & Co., 25 South Court
DISPESEAKE.
DR. J. e. Ru.sslls, q North Court.
DENTISTS.
s. HinsOn. 2SS Main street, Clay Building
DRUGGISTS.
ChandIer.& Co, 24G Main.
EURHLIDRE.
In. stiles & Co, - Second.
GROCERIES.
FNRrpas0n a Clay, Wholesale, IS Front
VeSb. Mitchell : Co., Wholesale, Is Union.
&, " Srurdivant s % is2 Front,
Martin " alt q Co., wholesale, ~ Froat.
Brooks = eelA q H. so EAG-@t-
s5picssr & Sharpe, 3oS main.
Victor ID. Fuchs fish Depot II JeGeThOh 81
Mercer, Ware s Iallsy. ~ NAM
HAR3yFAEE, STOVES ETC
Allison Brothers, 27O Front.
Jukes q lcoit. also, Tlgware, S36 Second
Charles Stout 8 Bro, ~ Second.
Il Robbins a Bradley, 2S3 Second
NcC0mbs 4 Co., 81 Nain street,
DrzlI Bros. < Co., Sl2 Front
H.Neiter & o., Is and Is Monroe.
HIDES AND E.EAFHEE
L. Rocscber, also Findings, S2o5g Main.
Geo. Phliier %. ADAMS near iiESI'
HUMkN HAIR AND WIGS
?. Isyigue, 25s1z Main. See advertisement
Hrs. II. l.. KOdner, 50 MAN.
INSURANCE.
tsj,osrIr Fire. Travellers Life, and Accident
n - = X p. Butler, Agent. No. Madison.
Il n OZARK q Cu.Agt's Fire and y Arine, mana
Eranch OF KnickerDO .ker Lie, 2 y sdlson.
n T. T6IuliHsOn, General Agent, II dalison'
It-1rifis Insura noe Co. ". 3. tireenlaW, fresl-
dent ;. P. Read, secretary 10 .aadlson .,
II A. IatfletGn 8 Co.. Agency Y Maulsoh'
Vredenburg g. Sylgestaf, = MADISON.
Il. Western Mutual Lie, J. :, Chaplin, Agent
= ~ : nio1 louis Mutual Life, MoNanOR . Otis,
gents. 43 Madison.
WATCHES AND DIAMONDS
8erriman, Byrd 3 Co, rs Main.
Pooiey, Barnum s Co, cor. Court and Main
T. L. MichOt, S54ta VAN
LJQU6B DEALEBS.
Nathan Bros. & Co, "a Front,
a Vacca re & Co., 3Zl Front.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Moore, Eade1 & Co., S5S and $50 Second.
Cubbins, Gum q COOver, Flsning MIL, lbs
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Power & Mccoy, 2Ss Second, cor. Jefferson.
Mattress MRnufaetOry.
Louis Keith, Is8 and IS Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DEEIEG.
"A. HolIeubeIg, 2I2 BeaI and 20 Second.
MILLINERY.
L. Kremer, IIaportsE Fancy Goods, 2o3 Main.
Asrs N C. Hunter, 2s7 Main.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover & Baker. S59 Main.
star shuttle, - Second.
TRUNKS. VALISEs, ETC.
I. Happek, S52 Main.
TOBACCOEIsTS.
l. Nswburger B Bro, 80 Main.
TuurmOnd, Foster q Co.. Monroe.
F5dm ouos FetIigT5W q Co., so front.
kayer MGrshUetz & Co, cor. j Jefferson q md
DERTAk ElsS.
J. O., Hoist & Co., 81 Main.
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Internal Revenue Taxes.

CoLLECroR's OFFICE srH DIST TENE.,l
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
n List Of Taxes on Income Business or Pro-
LESSONS, Carriages Watches, etc. etc, for this
District has been returned to me by the Asses
sor, and all persons are notified that said Taxes
are now due and payable.
Payments in this city and county must be
made before the lst day of July, at nay Office, or
additional costs and penalties will sceEue.
"a RQLEE ,, SAUNDERS, Cof1Rctor,
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Democratic National Executive Com


Democratic National Executive Com
mittee.
The following is the complete list of the Ma
tional Executive Committee, one member be-
ing named by each State Delegation:
Alabama-JOhn Forsvth
ArkansaS-John NJ. Hsmet.
Ca ifornia-JOhu Bigier.
ConDecticut--Wm. NJ. Converse.
Delaware amuel ToWnsenl.
Floride-Charies f. Dick.
Inino's-W Wnber f. Story.
Inuiana-Wm. +. Niblack.
Iowa--Daaiel ]. Finch.
Kausas-Isaac Eaton.
Kentucky-TnOs G. McCreery.
Louisiana-Jame &. NcUloskey.
Maine -Sylvanus Leyman.
Maryiand-Odin BO~is.
NJ MzSsachusetts- Fred. O Prince.
McEigan-Wm O. Moon.
MINES Charles w. Nash.
MssisSippI-E. HarKer.
MiSsouTi-Cbarles A. MantZ.
Nebra ka-t@. :. Miller.
\. vada-J. W. McCorkle-
New ampshire--Harry Bingham.
New ieiSey- John McGregor.
New York-AuguSt BelmOLt.
North Carolina-Amos Br5gg.
OhiO-Joh Thompson.
OIegon-J. c. Hawthorne.
Penntylvania-Issac Jeiiister.
Rhode Island Gideon Bradford.
South Clrolina-Chas. Bwinton.
Tennessee John W. LefJWich.
TeXas-John Hancock.
Nermont-H b. Smith.
NiIginis-John ode.
Wet Nirginia-John Hall
WiscOnsin-Fred W Horn.
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CALLS---HOW TO Be MADE.

One per cent. OF the Stock viii be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls, not TO ex-
ceed i've per cent per month, viii be made by
the Board Of Directors, from time TO time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds 70 construct
and equip the lines but 10 calls will be made
afler the one per cent is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
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THE unders'gne successors to Black, Cam
L ron Co., have this day formed a copart-
nershtp, under the style and nrm of .. g.
CAMRON & CO, and will continue, at No. 2l6
Front street, toe business heretofore conducted
by the former house. They are authorized to
receive ali dues and settle Bll clsims OF the
former hrm, using the name of the old firm only
in liquidation, o. q. CAMRON,
July l. 1865. JAMES WHITE.
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Governor Seymour arrived home on
the 18th and was welcomed with great
enthusiasm by his friends. Bells were
rung, cannon fired, fire companies turned
out, bands played, etc. The crowd was
immense, and enthusiastically eheered
the Governor, towhOm q formal greeting
was extended by Judge Fsyls,
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FOREIGNITEMs.

"A French journal says: Miss Rose
Glarkens, an English lady, has success
fully accomplished the ascent of the
Grand Cervin (Vslsis). The paper goes
on to say that this daring Miss " stran-
gled with her own hands a couple of
years ago wolf "dans la foret de Bur-
chase " (Angleterre); and that she is
now about to travel in Central Africa for
the purpose OF shooting panthers, stimu.
lated by the stirring narrative CT Sir
Samuel Baker.
The Pdtrid, of Naples, gives an &C.
count of duel between two rag-piekers,
caused by dispute as to the ownership
of an article found by one of them.
There exists sort OF mu ual aid sssocis-
ton of these persons, and they Usually
meet under the plane trees of Castelnu
Ovo to share the spoils of the day. On
this occasion two OF them quarrelled
about the distribution, and went off to
settle the difference in a cutting or drain
which runs from the Cavone to the Pig
naceccs. A sanguinary encounter with
knives then took place, aud the combat
ants were streaming with blood when
arrested by a party of carbineers and
carried of to the hospital de Pellegrini.
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81 10000,
In 10000 Shares, OF the par Tslae OF
500 PER SHARE,
But the actual amount 70 be paid in cash
$35 Per Share,

And this amount is 20 be paid as follows: one
per cent OF the par at the time OF subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then On calls to be made by the
Board OF Directors; instalments not 70 exceed
i've per cent. per month. When thirty-fivs
per cent. OF the par value OF the shares has
been paid, certificates Of stock VIII be Issued
This viii give the company paid up
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ooMPANX7s oFFICEi
Nos. 81 and 66 Broadway, Il. ]

A limited amOant Of the capital stock Of tais
company is allotted TO this locality, and those
having opportunity, and subscribing, viii
be placed upon equal terms with its corpora
tors, and viii secure Ike interests in all fran
chises which have accrued, or may hereafter
accrue TO the company from any and all
sources.
Stock may now be subscribed in this COM
pany at the once of
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OFFICE OF HERNANDo INs. co.

OFFICE OF HERNAND0 ms. CO.,
~ MEMPHIS. June a. 1883.
The annual election for Seven Directors Of
this Company, for the ensuing year. will be
held by the STOCK holders, at the office of the
Company, on MONDAY, JULY 18th prox., be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock q m. and pm.
fa2ff@ REN MAY Secrafarv
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Di,sOlntIOn of COpartnershlp.

VNHE cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned. under the style OF
BLACK, CAMRON & Co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. r. ~. BLACK,
q. q. CAMRUN,
June so, 1868. JAMES WHITE.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

ID NJ. BLACK, of the late firm, has associated
D. himself in he Produce snd Commission
Business with Joseph II. Black, late of Mays
vile, KY under the style and firm OF BLACK
BROS. CO, at "a Front street.
JuV 1873 iyl4st
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HAIR GOODS.
Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

NrTITEOTrT A FINE HEAD or HAIR NO
w woman can be really beautiful. without
This crowniuE excellence OF beautiful hair no
lady -su ofJtaiu without buying Il Al MADAME
SVI8NF Cali and see for yourselves for
eTr,tic styles and elegance, at soS Ii Main
siraat m stairs. opposite Court Sq1afe
u II Wiss, CnignoDs, etc, Han eating, 10
Ang ~ s's.o' 80 D. LAVIGEE.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

r. g. DUN q CO. Southwest corner Main and
Madison, over Commercial Bank, Room 5,
Memphis, Tennessee.
s. b. WRIGHT, General Agszt
mha n Fnr Mem phis and Vicinity.
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$4,000 MILES OF WIRE,

Which viii eoHneet all the commercial eente
aod important places In the United States
This opinion rests upon the most reliable esti-
mates and responsible Ocers to construct and
equip the lines
The National Telegraph Company is organ
lied under the Laws of the State OF New YORK
and franchises conferred by an act of Congress,
approved July q, 1896.
PRESIDENT. GEORGE B. sENTER,
OF Cleveland, Ohio.
VICE-PREsIDENT.- --,...-..-.--.ROBERT SQUIRES,
OfNew York City.
OF New York City.
sEcRErARY RY............... GEORGE 3. WALTER,
or New York City.
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NURSERIES,.
WHEATON NURSERY
Two Miles sonth Of Memphis, on
Horn Lake ROGd.
JOHN TRkNT. WADDH THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & Co.,
PROPRBETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. w H Z AT o N,
DIR. S. NJ. WHEATON

nTE are prepared TO III orders for every de-
w scriptiOn OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, etc, &C
our stock is made mp Of the best selections
which can De gotten up ln Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence nom ali VINO pur-
chase trees in large OF small quantities, or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers anc shrubs.
50 F1rsl-class Landscape Gardener.
Flowers fOr Bouquets and Wroaths always
on hand.
So Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
All necessary information, VIII be furnished by
applying personally, or BY letter 70
q 4Si dtu- n JOHN TRESF a CO.
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ACTUAL CAPITALR REQUIRED

TIE Company confidently believe that thirty
I'VE per cent. of the Capital stock viii con-
struct aud fully equip
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sIENPHIS APPEAL.
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
weekly paper in Tennessee, will be sent to sub
cribers for the ensuing four months, as
ampaign paper, at the very low rates given
below.
AS Campaign paper, the APPEAL viii make
its reasers acqu iinted WITH all current political
events and whatever else may be OF interest.
1t will express It's own opinions fully and
freely as heretofore, and continue to observe
the rules ofconduct that have always governed
it. II has no new professions 10 make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
WI be Supplied 10 Clubs for :he four ensuing
months:
< ean.a. for S 5 90
10 =" % ....-...........-. , W
10 ." .-...-..--.-------. -------------- ~ "
20 " - ,----.-.--s .s..----.-----.-----' - w
A copy gratis viii be sent 10 the friend VINO
sends US a club at these rates
The Daily paper viii be sentt to Clubs at 80
Tor four months.
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

NTE are the Sole Agents for the sale of these
w unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty oi
STAPLE, LIGHTNESS OF DRAFT AND QUANTITY
or LINT COTTON turned out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made LC
every planter who ha, given them "A fair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
of from one-Qualter to one-third the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. We are also agents for
hTkAUB'5 GklSr MILLS and WHEELER,
CLEMSJN & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.
MeCOMBs & CO,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
322}s and 224 Main Street,
wi 9m MemnhIa Tenn.
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100000 BUSHELS

w heat w ante q
L OR which we will pay the HIGHEST CASH
L PRICE, st the {" CITY MILLS" on Tuird
street, near Beal.
jy7 I'm \. L. HARRIS a CO.
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HALF FARE.

ON AND AFTER JULY IsT UNTIL FUR
ther notice visitors 10 The various Water ng
lIaoes on the line OF the MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD VIII be carried al
HALF PARE Iuza SPRING. Bailey's Springs,
NalhermOsa Springs and Lookout Mountain,
are AL open for the reception Of visitors.
W. j. ROSS, Genl supt
Menaphis. Tenn. June ~ lSG ie;B2W
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
COMPANX.

A new enterprise, TO be known ss the Ma
tiOnal Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred By a
recent act Of Congress for the purpose Of estab-
fishing Trunk Lines Of Telsgraphs on all the
principal railroads and mail routes in the
United States. The stock Is to be Issued upon
the same principle as that Of the Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently COM
meneed operations. The design Is % interest
the entire business community In the snter-
prise. This Is done, not 50 much TO dispose Of
the stock as il is to secure the business OF the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital is 70 be
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WHEAT WHEAT {!

T AM paying the highest price for good Wheat
L at Bluff City Nuls, lg7 Poplar street, and
have for sale choice Family Flour, CorumeaI,
Bran and Shorts, at prices to suit the times.
ieN In JOHN INGES
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Atreduced rates, can be procured at Company's
ONCE. 2S735 Main street, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
pS- Baggage Checked at Depot or bv the Men,
phis City Transfer Company; at Hotels, Pri-
vate Resi- ileuces, or on board boats, TO all prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Pass enger Agent. je3
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TRANSPORTATION.
ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS,
RockpOrt, Arksdelphia, spoonviIle, Antwine,
Washington. Clsrksyille, Texas Tulip, Ark
Princston, Camden, Louisville, Russelville
Dnrdaneu, Clarksville, Lewisburg, Ozark, Van
Buren, Fort Smith.
Parties visiting private eonveyances can
cont act for the same by applying to the Cen
eral Agent, who viii be upon the train, and
will check baggage through to Hot Springs
Il. CLAY ROBARDS,
Ticket Agent.
q. W. UPRIGHT,
General Passenger Agent.
D.J.UHIDESTER, d. ]. Proprietor.
once at the Anthony House, Little Rock,
Arkansas. jy5
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. L.
Corner Monroe q Second SITS.

WE have the Abstract Books and Complete
w Index OF the registers Once, conn piled
t,y the late HENRY A OttNEi and, amer mOrE
S6an A wears trial OF their accuracy, and q
careful experience In the business mot one
Tnistake having occurred in all that ume,) we
are enabled 70 furnish complete deralgnnent
OF lille 10 all
Fort Pickering, Memphis & shelby
County Lands,
- Aha shortest notice and On the most reasonble
-He q. j. .CAMPBELL& 90.
.-Ign Successors 10 Bnnd & Cnmphefl.
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OOnbIe Daily Through Trains
THROUGH TTCKETS

Both Trains connect fof Nashville.
The ace ?. IA connects for Cairo and st. Louis
arriving at st. LOUIS st 1880 p IN. next dRv.
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COPARTNERSHTP.

June 50, ,IS6S.
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AMUsEMENTs.
ACADEMY cr Music

Academy Gf Music.
"Under the Lamp Post y last evening at
the Academy was dazzling and brilliant.
The new songs, dances, sketches, bur
lesques, and extravaganzas added to the
pleasures of the entertainments there, and
gratiied all tastes of the multitudes Of peo-
Pile wEO centred at the Academy. Harry
Blo0dgood's great stump speech, which
presents new points every evening, is desti-
tute of the weak points in Yerger's political
TRADE at the st. Charles. Yerger calls for
"blood," Bloodgood is after "fun.
Varieties Theatre.
Last evening Mr.. Edwin Adams appeared
as Hamlet, character which be rendered
very correctly and satisfactorily to an audi
enee that appreciates and applauds good
acting. BE takes the role Of the Duke of
Gloster in 'Richard Third"
New Opera House.
Meyerbeer's grand opera in five acts,
q The Prophet at the New Opera house
last evening was represented for the third
time, and with signal success. It win be
repeated again on Thursday. This evening
the performance. will be extraordinary, EN-
bracing the operas Of "La File DU Regi
mem" and /" La Belle Helena"
German opera.
The field Of conquest for the German
opera is transferred to the St. Charles thea
tire, where last evening was the beneft-nighI
Of the accomplished Marie Frederici, and
her last appearance in her great role o.
Mdrguerite in "Faust." The house was
pretty we'll filled, and the performance
generously and warmly applaaded.
German Protestaht Fair.
The fair for the benefit of the German
Protestant asylum still continues at Blaft
er's building, No. 205 Canal street.
Hebrew EducatIon Fair.
This fair, for the benefit of the Hebrew
Education society, still progresses at the
Deutsche Company hall, corner Of Bienvillt
street and Exchange alley. and its receipts
are quite large.
Grand Fancy Dress HAL.
This eyening the grand fancy dress ant
mask ball and qnadroon soiree comes off .
National hall, Poydrss street, between
Franklin and Liberty.
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The case ef caar7a W. Irwin was taken
up in continuation and completed. The
accused was charged with having forged an
oriar, signing Ehe name of Mrs. Winters,
Tor three or four .tfHnks on storage with 3
third party. The jury Has out but for q
few sninutes and retulned verdict OF not
gutltg. One Of the jurofa, we were told,
seriously proposed to make verdict 81
guilty ngninef one OF The witnesses.
Anthony Elmore. special officer Of the
city railroad Company charge murder
was continued uasjl the 26th, in conseH
quence ~ the absence Of material wit
nesses. This s the hbyN street homicide.
feeat lBlsa41et Heecedetss Court
I 4 fDe Of $40 vas demaraed Of @. A. Ste
phens because of his u1common conduct
toward Stitch.
William MineHoa nlade hatterin8 ram
Of himself tq asaalish y Woods on Poyi
drss street. Eias go
John SWeen1. lp ce1lpa ay with TWO Qtaer
mules and aesF mas nled SO Tor NlOlat-
ing UrIliral.ce 1t
john Maddox val hats a hsarIng on .
chafge a having lIlii iuts8t 80 send 70 king
dom c0me Jaha Heeefa lyuslng killAnH-
looking 4lli Meefqa In heAtl.M lQr
medical tfeN tn1ent
WcrK on ash Hask Apo1ft
Martin RoQne t j jacE NflHhf
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LOUISIANA CONS TITUTIoNAL CON
VETNION.


Z 9Axty-Seventh Day's ProceedIngs.
After the disposal of several resolutions
the committee on style and arrangement
submitted report signed by Mr.. G. M
Wickliffe, as chairman.
After much discussion the following
motion offered by Mr.. Crane, of Orleans,
was adopted;
To recOmmit the report TO the committee
on style and arrangement, with instruc-
tions to report the articles and provisions
Of the constitution as adopted, and theirrec
ommsndati0ns separately provided, that the
printing Of the constitution as passed by the
convention be attended to by the print
ing committee, and any amendments thereto
to be inserted in the margin opposite the
article proposed to be amended.
The convention then adjourned until thi;
morning at IL O'clock Am.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-19

The Creole brass band, from, the second
district, under the direction of Mr.. Fran;
eois Leon, leader, complimented Recorder
Il. T. vennard with a serensde on Monday
night, at his residence on Jackson street.
After playing series of airs in style o.
excellence peculiar to the band, they next
stopped before the residence of Mr.. Mona.
CHAN, assistant clerk, and treated him and
his friends and neighbors to SOME excellent
music also These little amenities are cred
table to those who give and to those who
receive them
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-19

The fire yesterday morning was in a kit
chen in the rear Of William Harris house, on
Enghein street, between Graps and Love,
occupied by ragpicker and the building
entirely consumed, besides the Kitchen q
Hfr. McCanley. Three other small houses
ia the Immediate vicinity were badly
damaged, most of them being insured.
Nothing is known as to how the ire origin
That .'hole in the wall" City hall, has
been wen bricked up.
Employees Ii the Surveyors and street
eomfnia9loner's ofiices will be paid during
Friday and Saturday next. a.
slioemaker nalied Philip Veerand, liv-
Ing at 404 Calliape street, while hourishing
one Of hia knives quite carelessly was 80
unlortunate as to sever an artery IN has
wifeis arm, from which wound she bled pro-
fuseiy, 40 much that neighbor insisted on
ha9inf the shoemaker arrested Wife and
hpeband both Oh ieeted.
The natural gas works at l!2 Gravier
street. opposite SC. Charles hotel, continue
TO give ont lileiaAt gas to I'LL one burner.
The volume has 4ecluosed slightly, bat u IS
thought by q alis change n tho arrange
ment Of the tubing the amount will pc
tfeatly increased
We found Ik. John 8. Moore IL the assist
ant secreta1gis chair Ia the board Of assist
w ~ 9ss 4ansi sss M s sibofne streets failrosd
Is placing the Eioplfon pavement between
the ftl oa eiaibofne Rampant, and Basin
etrntl ~
The iron bridge across the new basin q
zlAgnols eai under aiKh headwuy for a
speedy con 1|ftlon.
Should 1qad iraqk single or double,
be laid on Jol Ie1s along the new basin,
from Ra1npazt - Claiborne streets, there
Will De many 8 ptaig light between drivers
I and tQanste erss 20 Ia laa thonshnda 81
iaq eaused bg loaded wagons and the
cars fomine in collision #h4 street Il
aItoa |Ntt TOO narroH f1f eFfa single
lloc6.