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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-23

CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS

Special Dispatch 10 Memphis Appesll
JACKSON, Miss, January 22.-The
rules being suspended, the reporto Of Com
mittses were taken up.
Barry, Chairman Of Committee on
Memorials to Congress to vacate the
State offices was presented.
The majority report reciting the suffer
ings of the loyal Unionists from the OF
position Of the great mass Of the people
to the reconstruction acts, and the re-
bellious spirit and acts Of officers of the
Provisional Government; petitioning
Congress to grant the Convention power
to vacate al civil offices, and fill them at
once with men who will assist Congress
sional reconstruction.
AIcorn offered = minority report op-
posing the memorial on the ground that
Congress c0nfded the States affairs to
the Military Commander of the District ;
that a bill was nov pending before Con-
gress, which in all probability would
soon pass, giving Grant supervisory
power over the Military Districts,
thus securing more just and eff
Gent government for the Southern
States; that Congress recently
defeated a resolution to vaeate the offices
and empower the Convention to hIl
them, and that there was a probability
that there would be a speedy change
from military to civil Government by q
vote CT the people.
Gibbs moved to adopt the majority re-
port and send q copy to the President Of
the Senate and Speaker of the House.
Compton moved an amendment that
the minority report be forwarded in like
manner. Amendment lest.
Townsend moved an amendment to
strike out the majority and insert minor
ity. Tabled.
No action taken on either report.
A resolution was adopted that no mem
her speak longer than fifteen minutes.
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FROM wAsHIxGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 22.- The
second conference COMMITTEES on the
cotton Tax have agreed to report that the
bill as passed by the House be adopted,
with the 5enate's amendment taking
the tax of Of coarse India cotton.
John P. Hale has rendered his resigna-
ton "a Minister TO Spain.
Banks, the Chairman Of the House
COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs, Is pre-
pairing a report and bill relative to the
arrest and imprisonment Of American
citizens abroad. It will embrace the full
details of the arrests recently made by
the British authorities. The COMMITTEES
meets tomorrow, when the report and
bill will be laid before them, and should
action be taken, Banks will bring the
matter before the House tomorrow.
The Armstrong Foundry case will
come up 10 the Supreme Court ne xt
week, and it must decide the following
points
l. Whether seizure and capture are
the same.
2. Whether property liable to capture
and prize, embraces land held by pri-
vate title.
3: Whether property treated by the
guilty consent Of the owner, is relieved
by his pardon after condemnation, and
before the sales.
4 Whether citizens shut up In places
occupied by Confederate armies, can be
responsible to the United States for a
breach Of municipal law, while under
the command OF the military forces OF
the COnfederatss, and
5. Whether the Constitution operates
with its guarantees when the United
States recover the city?
The Secretary Of the Navy In view of
the contemplated reduction OF the ma
rlne and naval forces in Louisiana, has
sent a communication to the Speaker re-
duciRg his estimates SO. 392, 7O5 80.
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PEINCrPLEs GOyKRETNG THE CON
DICT OF TBE APPEAL

A OF white men for white
men; and no political m-isoegenation.
TO the Union OF thesTATEs: FIDEL-
Try to the Constitution In Its true extent and
meaning Obedience to and maintenance OF
Al law. state and National, cOnstitutlOnally
enacted.
REsrsrAECE to Tyranny, Usurpation and OP'
pression, Of one man OF many; and 70 al en-
croachments upon the rights OF lreemcn or Of
states, or upon the just and constitutional
prerogsuves OF any Department Of the State
or National Governments.
No EsrA-BLIsHMEET OF Military deSpotiEms'
no e~uthroning Of martial law, no suspension
ofthe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF eii-
isens BY Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no Ienres de cCchet, IN TIME OF
peace. r o
ClvI Power.
Peace all
--rtss,H privileges OF which they haveDeen
1tgSsizsd. no prosecutions or Disqualification
o. Nautical opinions; for the PAST oblivion
OF offences; FOR the PRESENT and FUTUkE,
USIoS, PEACE, Law and ORDER.
PEEPrrraL ASSURANCE 10 all treemen OF the
African race, Of ali the CIVIL rights OF neemen
No REPUTATION, by State OF Nation, Of L
honest and lawful debt.
No REVIVAL OF old party differences but a
Union Of al Conservative men, OF al former
rsrifes. who revere the Constitution. 20 restore
The old landmarks Of the Government
No LEGISLATION to plumber one portion 81
the country for the profit Of another portion
WHATEVER Is JUST; whatever IS RIGAFi
Uhstsyer is OF coon REPUTE and worthy OF
the Of English freemeD
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T-ELEGRAPRIO MARKET

NEW YORK, January 22.-Cotton (,
hfmer U less active sales, $500 bales
upiahds, If2c. Flour a shade frmer fol
common IA medium grades. Corn dull
and heavy, 81 3091 SO. Rice and coffee
hTm. Sugar firm Cuba, umIT3c. Pnrio
Rico, l23e. Molasses steady; New Or
leans, 73974c.
Dry goods more buoyant. and soma NJ
the landing commission houses have adj
Venced discounts. Instead OF tskin0 <
per cent as heretofore, they now allow
only 293. New York mills bleached
muslins, 25c.
Money easy ; call loans, 4G6e. Ster-
rng' SSgS4 G0id, lS989l393. Govern
nlshG, &c better. Tennessee bonds are
io"eT, on Inc rumor that the State had
e borrowing money, and hadbvpotb-
eyaIeu hef oonus, and at the same time
@Io%inS tne parues TO sell them, 10 be
REIN bursed new pennessees. 60le
ST. Louis, January 22-1ohacoo 5pu
and nominal Cotton dull and easier
Flour firm super6ne 81 25aS. Wheat
red and white Fall, 81 4062 IS. Corn
very dull, 8399Oo. Oats very heavy. go
Sgaoc. PROVISIONS nominal. Mess Pork
SzOtgZI: Bacon nominal; shouIders gIc.
l1Ae@l2c; plain hams I06I3c,
sugar cured hams l5@l7c. Lard steady
and firm, ll2@124c.
CINCINNATI January 22.-FIour 5rm
family, | 759ll %. Corn frmer. 886
a steady, SIC. Rye, 81 SO.
Whisky dull and irregular, Provisions
nrnl. Fork, $2O@2l. Bacon shoulders.
5lei clear sides, life. Sugar cured hams.
l6e. Lard higher, I2l@123c. Butter 4
q shade lower, 10000. Eggs declined
10 35e. Seed quiet and dull.
LOUISVILLE, January % Tobacco AZ.
i've at full rates Tugs, IS 25a8 So: leaf
to medium, S70l6. Cotton
Flour, 81 1922 so for super.
inc and fancy. Wheat, 50 2502 40.
Jorn, 75@S0c. Oats, 67968c. Lard. 1876.
dess pork, $50 rs. Bacon Shoulders
90; clear sides, 1910, Bulk Shoulder,
sci clear sides, lisc, Whisky 26c,
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FROM FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, January 22.-Iu
the Convention to-day a resolution pre-
seribing the oath OF Office which The
members and officers are 70 take, was
adopted.
a resolution was adopted TO telegraph
Gen. Meade that the Convention was
ready to receive any communication
from him. Also to Col. SpraRue, com
manding the District of Florida. Inviting
him TO a seat.
A report from the Committee on Or.
g~anization, relative to the election Of
clerks and messengers, was adontsd
Another, authorizing the President of
he Convention TO appoint the necessary
number of rules of the House of Renrs-
~sentatives, with slight alterations. was
adopted. ""
Gov. Walker and the State officers
were invited to seats on the door.
Inc Committees on Finance. ReJiaf
and Printing were appoiated.
Ordinances for the relief OF the neonIs
under the probabilities Of the sale of anyy
property under an execution, and for the
collection of taxes, and the release ~ ali
persons Imprisoned for non-payment Of
taxes, were passed.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-South American
soVlees state that peace has formaIly
been declared In New Grenada.
The revolution in Peru is sprsadinp
The Rebels had cut Pasada's ccmmuni-
cation with the coast, and were main.
tanning their position in the North. A
revolution had been insugurated by Gen,
O1Dia.
The famous island Of Juan Fernandez
has been let tOa tenant, who has agreed
TO establish a colony.
Rio dates to the Goth uIt., state that the
allies We're preparing an expedition to
capture the ~Paraguayan supply post OF
Hurnits, which was being strengthened
by Lopez, with water batteries. They,
however, aPpearedto be erumbling away
under the continuous fire Of the IRON
Glade.
1t is said that an expedition of 5000
allied cavalry was being prepared against
A~RsunciOn.
The cholera was killing from eighty to
one hundred and forty persons daily at
Buenos Ayres.
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EXECUTIVE ~COsSfITTEE
2 E0R THE RIsTKICT OF MEsE ZEN.

ENECETISE S0sMIZILE
p FOR THE BFSTKICF 0E NEsA I'm
aNESSEE-
Tbe following named gentlemen are hereby
sppolpted 8 Central Executive Committee for
tie District Of West Tennessee:
sHELBY COUNTT-M. d. /. Stewart ALred
7. Lacey, Jesse W. Page.
WEAKLY COUNTT-Wiltam Z. caldwell
DYE CoCSTY-Cbsrles Gibbs.
GERscE COUsTV-Wise a. Cooper.
HaDrsJN CCUSTY-W. W. Cats
HARuEzrAN CoUSTY-JUcge Miller.
HcNA1E COUNTS. L. Warren.
with fall power to appoint a Congressional
Execur - ommlttee for tie in and sh Con-
sIsssiouaI Districts or the State, with power TO
zupoint Executive Committees for the several
.ounties composing their respective Congress
Elonal Districts.
Bvordsr Of the State Central Executive Com
ultiee OF the Conservative party for the
State Of Tennessee.
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FROM VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, January 22.-The Conven
ton to-day adopted the proposed artjeI,
in the Bill of Rights, declaring Virgins
co-equsl with the other States. Bishor
MeIlvane addressed the Convention. :
Gen. Grant leaves for Washington to.
morrow.
Gen. Schofield gives an entertainment
tonight to the Peabody Educational
Trusfaaa
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 22.-Prussia off,
eially denies that she is sending TROOPS
to the Southern frontier.
LONDON, January p, Evening.-Ccn-
soils, 924(g92si . 2O4 dull, uF; Illinois
Central, So; Erie, 4S3.
LIVERPOOL. January %, Evening.
Cotton sales, 1900 bales; upIands. I'd.
to arrive, and 7sd on the spot. Orleans
7598d,
HAVANA, January 22-Sennr Romero
has been appointed Mexican Minister of
Finance, and Gen. Aura as Secretary of
the Interior. Romero will visit the
United States before entering uson his
dulfes.
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hcient number Of common schools fol-
the education Of every child, irrespective
Of color or other distinction, between the
ages Of five and twenty.
The House then proceeded to the con
sideratlon Of the bill reported by Julien
from the Committee IN Public Lands,
declaring forfeited to the United States
certain lands given to aid in the cen.
struction Of railroads in the States o.
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Florida.
During the debate the epithet o
coward" was applied by Chandler ID
Julien.
The bill went over until tomorrow e
enable the Missouri delegates toannouncs
the death Of their colleague, Thos. e.
NOEL. Euiogies were made by New.
comb, Burr, Pike, Mccormack, New,
black and Knott. Appropriate resolu
tons we adopted, and the House ad
fourupd
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m CeRREsPoNDENrs

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Com
m-unicaaons. Whstever Is intended If n
se-t!on IN the APPEAL, must be aatneAu-
Gated by the name and address OF ihe
writer, as a guarantee OF bis good Ialln ID"
responsibility.
Business Letters should be addressed
APPEAL" Memphis.
Connuptostion for publication must be writ
TN On one side OF the page only, and with
ali other matters connected with the oditO-
rial department, should be Addressed! EDI-
TgEs oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot. as q rule, undertake TO return aTti-
o,es not found suitable for publication.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, January 22.-Tbe
Convention to day adopted article az
of the Constitution providing for tbe
election OF two Sheriffs and two Coro-
ners for the parish of Orleans, n Sheriff
to be the executive officer of the Crimi-
nal Courts and the other of the Civil
Courts. Also articles 81 to 96 Inclusive.
defining the powers Of Impeachment and
prescribing the process theraof
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ing the color-issue distinctly made, and
then that all white people, without re-
gard to a~nteeedents, shall unite In resist
ing this State Constitution when sub
mitted. And this even If these same
white people divide among themselves
directly afterwsrd and renew hostilities
uDOn other issues.
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FROM GEORGIA,

ATLANTA, January GA COMMITTEES
OF i've was appointed to-day by the Con.
vention to investigate certain charges
made by reporters.
Another committee was appointed to
ascertain if n of the delegates has ever
been in the p~enltentiary.
Three additional sections of the Bill nj
Rights were adopted, which are essen.
tally found in the old Constitution.
A call was issued by a Radical Com
mIttee for a Convention here on the 18th
Of February, for the nomination of g
candidate for Governor. AT an eleetion
TO be held st the same time, the vote is
TO be taken in references to the ratification
Of the new Constitution.
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FTER FOUR YEARS HARD FIgHTrNG
N JOHN BROWN. In the Ianguaee a. Inc
immortal Webster, STILL LTYEs.n THIS duEf
and smoke OF battle having passed sway,
ne is again permitted to minister to me
wants OF his friends in hi old profession and
ior mat purpose mas opened a new and COM
plete Barber shop, l0rssa~ Uafon
and second, where he will be proud to see all
who pstronized MIN so Literally before the
late little unp4easantn6Sa. and as many new
Jsi5 I'm JOHN BROWN.
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AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 22.-The river
is falling slowly with five feet five inches
in the canal. The weather is cloudy and
wet. The Dexter has arrived.
ST. LOUIS, January 22.-The weather
is unsettled and sleeting.
CINCINNATI, January 22.-The river
has fallen nine inches. There is now
eleven feet seven inches In the channel.
The weather Is clear. Thermometer 80.
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KXTHO will exchange MeInphis property for
w q we'll improved place OF 500 ecrss, 800 to
500 acres In high cultivation. in f1lf0busha
county, Mississippi, ~ miles West o. Coffee
coed and substantial quarters,a as well as Stables
Cribs. afc. Is head OF Mules, 40 head or Csftie.
stock Hogs and Corn and Fodder to run the
place also, Wagons, Farming Tools, etc, etc.
Hands can be had at low figures. q part OF
which are now on the place. Might take part
IN goods. ware and merchandise. Refer "a
Owen, AcNrtt 4 Co, Janea Elder, Colonel "a.
Piokstt, II ualsiml As BROWN.
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MUSICAL.
PIAKOs. oRaANs. MELahEass

A Nd other MuEiral instruments, Tuned and
IA hspairedt IN a superior and workmanIuEs
manner Dy HENRY g. H~0LLENBERG. Prae-
lcAl PIANO and Organ maker. Orders Ieu AZ
no. % Second street, or az f.. RI. CIark's lev
eiFy store, VIII be promptly attended 10. Re-
commended by Profs. Jseob Miller s4bafzFV
Shlce. Wtnkler and Wftzu.an. Iscsef
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FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, N. c., January 22.-The
Convention spent to-day in fixing the
per diem and mileage, and resolved to
have q reporter. The per diem was fixed
at S. per day for members, SI2 for the
President, and the mileage at twenty
cents.
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NOTICES

NOTICE. WISE TO EMPLOY AN EXPE-
~ rienced Manager 70 take chargs OF my
Plantation, in COahoma county. Mississ5 psI.
six miles from Friar's Point Apply &C sncs to
me, at omce OF StOTau & Flippiu, 81 south
Court street.
iaIs Iw JOHN W. FOWLER.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed RECEIVER FOR
II BANK OF TENN SEX.
L hereby request all parties having claims
against said Bank 70 present them at once that
they may be entered upon the lat Of labilities
Al persons indebted to same Rrs notified to
come forward and settle their accounts i'm
mediately. ]. A. OMBERG, Receiver.
Jauuarv IA ISaR- taIs Iw
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WILL lease my lower Plantation in Tunica
i county, Mississippi, lone or the highest and
best in The DOttoml. Tor a period Of three years..
nee OF rent TO any responsible party who will
pay the taxes, and do certain repairs and i'm
prOvements, which L win designate.
jalT u A. WRIGHT.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
MISS SALE CORNELIUS

WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
W small Boys, On the ID JANUARY, 1855
at the residences OF Or. OR Early, on Jones
avenue, hfth dOor rom AIaBama street. and
Immediately in the rear OF st Mary's Church,
for girls and small boys. dee1
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Notice.

WE have this day appointed Messrs. ALL
W SON our sole agents 70 wind
up our old business in this city. All persons
Indebted 70 us, and all parties having cIaimB
Ia their possession for collection from our for
ner agent, Mr.. VIZ. Paul, will make ali remit
l8Lces aud address ali communications TO
thsm-tfAy alone being authorized TO recent
for me made in liquidation OF said busi-
ness. EP a lONG
Memphis Jsnu- December l. 1867, dsc6 i'm
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AUCTION.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
" WEDNESDAY, February Y, At u O'Clock,
at the warehouse OF T. F.. Tobfn. On ,JsGarSC1
street % pay freight aud charges, 10 Boxes
SMOKING TOBACCO, marked Crovdar & Co
unless an claims against said Tobacco are paid
before Ina tine. Al KNAPP, Agent
E2yster, Trezevant & Co, Auctionsers.
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NOTICE.

WILL, IT the next February Term CIS6sl Of
L the County Court or shelby COMFY, make
application for Letters OF Administration upon
the estates OF +. N. Dill and p. z. Dnl both
deceased, when aHd where all parties eonearnsd
can attend. o. N.
Wilson & Beard, Att'vs, Ii Court 4. Az 5v
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PHGNIX BARBER sHOP

Poplar Street. East of O-leans.
THE NEW SESSION BEGINS FEBRUARY
THIRD. foIe 9vv
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MOfice.

To all whom 1t may concern
I WILL apply, at the February Term OF ths
i County Court of Shabby county, for Letters
o. administration on the estate or James W
williams, deceased. ". q. LANCASTER.
MsmpnlA, Tenn, January !. 1sE8.
las TaEsws
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HILL g. ?.
GENERAL
Commercial and Claim Agents.
AGENTS FOR BANKRUpTs.

NONMIssIONEROFDEFD ETC. FOR All.
the States and Territories, Comnission4r
LOT the United states District Court and Court
81 Slalns AZ aShingtOu, and NOTARY PUB
NO. H Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
especial attention gtVenin preparing and
nnns papers Tor discharge In Bankruptcy and
elAlns against Bankrupts. All business en-
trusted 70 us Will oe executed with Dispatch
and kennomE 10 those applying. faI5 m
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Notice.
NofHeo

TOHN L. LEIGH has retired from the firm OF
y smith & Lsseh- tan5 wv
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d. A JANUARY, President.
JAS H. LUCAS, Vice Prssida't.
WM. i. SELBY, Secretary.
VIM N. BENTON, GsnI Agent.
DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas, Samuel WIN. Theodore Ia
Xeile, Charles II. Peck, Robert X. Woods. Jules
Vale, Geo. K. Robinson, Robert r. Carr, John
= Thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Hsu1y Overstolz, Nicholas Schaefer
william y. Gay, VIM. c. Jamison, r. r. Ham
enkamp, L. Il. Baker. D A. January. VIM. J.
Lewis, r. hczler, jr., Jacob Tamm.
Assets, January L, Isss, sver 90, 500. 0
Issues Policies On ALL THE MOST AP.
N0S-FORFEITTNG PLANS,
On as good terms a. any Company,
No Restrictions 1Ep0a AeclfaaoLsd Persons. o. 10
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE:
Wormeley, Joy a Co, Aydlett, Robinson a
Co, :. ~. Webb Co, TOoT, Phillips q Co La
Jacob Alexander, CIapp, Vance & Anderson
General n. a Forrest, General j. r. Chalmers.
SoRl. Jo5epa n; Nontgomery, Judge J. P. Ca
runners, rev. ,. n. EOrd,D.D., Rev. ]. r. Graves
Judge PhlneaS I. Scrugss, galloway, Hampton
20, DeSobo insurance Company.
AGEStY OFFI0E IN MEMPHIs-No. II Madl-
son street, Kit williams BLOCK.
Nom Q q OTIS.
State Agents for Wet TaEuessee.
Mlssissl ppi, Arkansas and North Louisiana
y; II. MCMAHON.
jazz 3m
III v. B.. ANDERSON,
LAts OF h-Aolb Late of Herbert
Z Bell Il Co
ATWOOD a. ANDERSON,
General Commission
AND
FO9-GG6rdj9g Merchants,
And dealers In Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, Whisky, etc.
COnSignments Solicited.
No. Promenade Street, foot OF Jefferson
jHlo I'm MEMPHIS. TENN.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OFEICE, No. 51s olive Street
ST. LOUIS.

d. A JANUARY, President.
JAS II. LUCAS, Vice Prssfda't.
VIM T. SELBY.S Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, GsnI Agent.
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Tlms.8eritbt.

Der SluB 1T auf 3 SUB 9 3Oll ges
fallen, fdngt aber an gu lteiaen.
Mnoetomnien lit Der SDrone bon
Cairo uub bic gfi9btingale bon @incins
nati. Ser Snrene miro laut Nnseige
moraen gfadn,ittag A llbr ipieber mad
Cairo abfabren. 9ie Serren @orbett
uno BoDo ertbeiIen 9lusfunft iiber
Sradt uno 8aiIaee.
@bgeganeen fiiO Die 9ampfer gbars
ner mad Dem Sanatuba SluB unb q,
Batter mad Dem obererl Cumberland.
Geldafte an Der 2anoung fino FauI
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Eg Ourdbrenner. Gin
8feio, iuelbes Dor einen nit &lbhauten.
belaoenen 8a0en geipannt mar, tuurbel
bente 00rrnitta8 fdeu uno ratlnte bas
bon. Sn feinem 2auf ltieB es 9e9et
einen anf Dem Sqnare ftebenoet ggpreB
8a9en, mart Oenielben UNI uno Den
oaronf iibenben Srei6er auf bic &ub<i
bante. SO ipufoe fetn S6aoen anse@
rihtet.