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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

during the psst six or seven years, Gov
eminent buFthens hal been s~pp0rUOned
10 the West, Its pTiyiisg to the East.
The policy has been, at ~ashiDgtoD, TO
~sectionalize power. You know when we
formed this Government we said we
would keep alive State rights to do
which, we allowed the smallest State as
macy Senators as the largest. That was
meant for their protection, and, OF all
Innings TO clearly shsw this, was a linn
ted partnership, eternal SIS the bills, en-
during as time, but none the less limited.
Now see how this feature Of our Govern
ment has been perverted, so as to pro-
luce great evils. Look at the Senate.
A msjority @. the people OF the United
states live in the States OF New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Ken
lucky, Missouri, Wisconsin and Mich
gan; they have One-third the Ssn-
ators. The people OF Ohio agree to that
40 long ss there is 3 fair working of our
~institu;iors according to the original
compact, but when It's made to invade
your rights, you do not to approve OF it.
When this Government puts power iRto
ths hands of the States, then fills the
Senate with sham States, without pOpu-
lGtion, and gives it control OF your affaiTs,
which dOes not rightfully belong to il,
that is Injustice IL a majority OF the peO-
ME Of this country. The Senator'S Of the
West m States voted for il because they
ssid they wanted to vote down President
Johnson; and by these measures the
people OF ~OhiO-nesrly 5000 .00O-have
been practically DISTINGUISHED By two
men sitting in the Senate Of the United
States, from the State Of FIorida, 4 OF
whom was sent from the State Of
New York, and is unknown to
the other, who is from some other
ausrter, who 90 not represent the white
peoule Of the Safe, nor even the ne
groes, because they do 10 know thst
there is q Senate. Yet these fellows
have the same votes as Senstors from
great central States. Il is g wrong done
% the people OF Florida, il Is q wrong
done 10 you, when tao such people be-
come rulers. Add up these S ates. There
are ten or twelve Senators. Pa these TO
fortify q party 10 policai power-who
nsvs no coustituents-snd where sre the
.hree millions OF OHIO and the four mil
lions of New York. What else. They
nave gone and Increased that power IN
oil YOU have nu voice. The executive
cover is transferred to the Senate;
Ehsv have taken away the executive
po.ter as far as they could, and given it
to tbe Senate, a body that does not rep
resent you.
My Republican friends, you may be
pleased at this you may think il secures
you and your friends in Office, but is 1t
ise craftsmanship Is this your far
Fightedness-your looking down into the
future, to the time which shall come
when your interest will conflict with the
States made.
Mr.. Seymour then gave s detailed &C
eount OF the proceedings of Congress
during the past four years. He was lis
tened to throughout With great attention
and frequent applause.
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rHs REPORTED AssassINATIONs IN

ARKANSAS.
A special dispatch from Little Rock t.
the st. Louis Republican says the re
ported assassination Of Congressman
KINDS and the wounding Of J. r.
BROOKS is distrusted. Both these men
we're, in their own interests, in opposi
ton to the Radical organization OF A.
kansas, and were engaged in arrayine
the negroes against their party with 3
view to their own election, when they
met their fate. Under these ciTcum-
stances their conduct could not other
wise be construed than as fav0ring ths
Democratic cause, and ss, indeed, m =
necessary to its success than any ct--'
outside influence that could be exer-eo
in its favor. As the dispatch says: "The
Democrats had everything to hope from
the detection Of BROOKS and KINDS,
which would eventually be disastrous to
Rs6icaIism. 1t was the interest OF the
Democracy to preserve their hves. Il
was the interest OF RICE d Co. to put
them cut OF the way. Il they were
killed the Democrats would suffer. while
the Radicals would gain. The death Of
both disposes OF these dangerous mAicon-
tents, who were the most Influential
with the negroes, and brings the negroes
completely under the control Of the Rad
zeal ring" every member Of which 1t
may well De supposed is jubiiant over
their cure dispatch, Cf assassinated, By
no doubt the gesret emissaries Of the
Loyal League Of Little Rock. Such az
act would be IL keeping With the Rsdi-
CO policy Of arson, murder and outrage,
O. which. in al parts Of the Sc F, We
had 50 many terrible ~reslizalions.
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WORD TO THE DEMOCRaC

Our sdversaries claim to have gained
advantages yer the Democracy in the
October elections, aud we understand
there are q few faint-hesrted Democrats,
or those naturally less hopeful than their
fellows, who, perhaps unconsciously to
themselves, have conceded these ad-
yantsges and thereupon relaxed their
en6savOrs. To such we would say the
October elections have not decided the
issue. or this a general survey Of the
battlefield will reassure the most de-
spondent. Look to the East and the far
West. We cannot doubt that Dsmo-
cratic Oregon and Carolina will respond
I o Democratic Connecticut and Louis
lana. Trace the long. line Of coast that
stretches from Rhode Island to the Rio
Grande, and you will find nearly every
State Democratic. Indiana is so nearly
redeemed that the advancing tidal wave
promises to sweep awsy all that re-
manned in October Of her once large Re-
publican majority. The Empire State
will cast her vast weight into the Demo
cratic scale, and the noble Keystone
State, that always casts her vote for the
successful Presidential candidate, will
crown the proud arch of Democratic tri-
pmph, il, as we are assured, the thou
sanGs Of Democratic votes Illegally re-.
jected IN October shall be castin Novem-
Der. II every Democrat does his duty
we will be able to carry twenty States,
that viii give US q Dsjority Of twenty
votes or, ifthree Southern States should
be excluded from the contest, seventeen
States, with 8 majority Ct eleven votes,
in the electoral college.
There is neither occasion for despair
or dependency. But there is occasion
abundant occasion, for co~ngratuiation
snd for renewed efforts. SEYMOUR is in
the field, BLAIR is In the field, and both
speak hopefully Of the result Of the con-
test. II we are a unit on election day
we can make these hopes certainty.
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THROUGH our private eorrespopdent
we we're Informed several days ago. and
notified the public through the columns
OF the APPEAL, that more arms were be-
ing collected at st. Louis for shipment
South. The following, from the st. Louis
Tines Of Saturday, fully oOrroborates our
statement:
At the wharf In front Of this CITY.
there are enough arms, muskeis and cam
non, TO freight q steamer. The owners
Of these implements Of crime would en-
ploy savage negroes in upholding despot-
fsms, in this and Southern States, ore
iutolersble than that which blsel rs
Russian fame, or has ever cursed G. K
subjects Of Ottoman misrule. The q. Is
ters of vessels refuse TO become the agents
tyranfs. Money is offered in vain,
and the boxes OF guns and munitions
gathefel by the adherents of him who
nTates about peace, lie exposed to rains
and frcsts, and to the ~depredstions OF
thieves.
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NASHVILLE, October 27.-The canvass
between the two Radical candidates for
Congress, J. C. Mercer and w. +. Pros.
ser, is waxing warm in this city. The
friends of Prosser hoisted a pole on the
PUBLIC square,last evening, and ran up a
csrpee-bag in place OF the national col
ors. The following was published to-day
as s private circular issued by Proaser
and the Radical Central Committee
"The Congressional election is close ct
hand. Radicals must awake for action.
The enemy are busy. The friends of w.
f. Prosser must be wetchfui; it is no
time to be idle. The franchise law as it
now stands should remain on our statute
books. What right have disfranchised
rebels in this State to ask the dominant
party TO restore the ballot to them. j.
@. Mercer is in favor of giving equal
rights to all men-thst is, of abolish
ing the franchise law. He holds
that Acknowledgement Is hurtful
TO both the whites and the
colored rolls, that there should be no tax
alton without representation, and that
universal suffrage should be established
in Tennessee. He would delude colored
men with the faIIscy that it would be to
their interest after the election OF Grant
to cOnciliste the white men by admitting
the disffsnchised class TO the bsllot-bOx,
and let all the tax payers .ssist in elect
ing our officers. We empbatically de-
nounee the vicious heresy. Our only
safety lies in the everlasting djsfrGH-
chisenlent of rebels in Tennessee. The
colOred men have got their feet on the
necks OF the traitors and they must keep
them there. Let there be no pardon for
r3bels, however fair their words and SC
tiOns may be, on this eide OF the grave.
Our own prosperity depends on their svv
eriastiDg pr~ostrstiOn. The Gagged wolves
must not be turned loose to deyour. TIE
great duty now devoiviug on Us is to de-
feat J. C. Mercer, who is the friend Of
universal suffrage. Let ali the Radicals
work for the election OF W. F. PFosser."
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THE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION

IhE A6hANBL 1hAL ASSONAAAAON
There is to be 6 meeting Of the Agri-
cultural Association tomorrow, st the
Hall Of the Chamber OF Commerce, for
the purpose Of q thorough reorgsnizs-
ton, and election Of officers for the en-
suing year. A proposition viii be made,
and we hope carried out, that the Asso-
cistion initiate the example OF that Of st.
Louis recently united with the Racing
Association of hat city by 3 combina-
ton with the Memphis Racing AssOcla-
ton, whose cole object being the en-
enlargement of stock-rsislBg, mall q
complete merging Of ths two bodies ct
only feasible, but under the cirCIm-
stances ~eminently proper. Thus COM
bined in interest and purposes, the gen.
tlemen Of both Associations could bring
to bear upon their now differing methods
OF work such an amount Of strength and
interest SIS at present is lost to either by
their separation. We trust the combi-
nation may be effected. 1t is in the in
terest Of Memphis that both societies
exist. As one Association they can do
more for themselves and the city than
they ever can hope to apart.
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EEW YORK.

New YORK, October GA Paris letter
OF the 18Th inst. says Gen. Prim hes sd-
dressed a lettsr 70 the Paris Journal Le-
goadars, thanking it for the sympathy it
hes shown toward the popular movement
in Spain. The General expresses aston
isnment at the Impotence of that por-
tion uf the French press which considers
that Spain Is net setting TO her work fast
enough, and adds that eight days are
sufficient for Us to overthrow s dynasty
three hundred years old, and to estR5-
lish q new government. We shall not
delay now to consolidate our position
through s constituent assembly, on the
basis and programme which is known to
you. We shall have then succeeded in
attaining the political ides Of temporary
Spain, namely 8 really constitutional
monarchy, founded upon the most Tx
tended and liberal basis compatible with
that kind OF government.
William Corney was fatally shot last
night by Geo. Tillmsn during a dispute.
The latter was arrested. Both were ne
gTOes,
1t is rumored that 8 deficit Of a hun
dred and sixty-two thousand dollars has
been discovered in the public account on
the province Of Quebec.
n W 0o1A1btNA AAcHALlA say l1CA0 -
considerable comment there on the fact
that Gen. ROseerSns was expected to
leave for Mexico on the % }, did not sail,
/ Il is still IL New York. II is now over
f.ur months since he vas confirmed, and
-cCe than q month since he received his
ga -uoti0D, and still be delays. IslOOks
IS though we were to have a repetition
of the batting action OF his predecessor,
Campbell.
Gen. Longstreet, who expected to ac-
company him, and has been in New
YORK several weeks for that purpose, re-
turned here yesterday and left for Lynch
burg last night. He expressed his belief
that Gen. Rosecrsns would not go tc
Mexico at all.
Two men, named Gorwood and Carr,
were arrested on the steamer City of
Cork, from England, charged with en-
bsEzlement at Manchester. They were
taken before Judge Wilkins, yesterday,
aud remanded. The Judge decided on
an affidavit of the Chief of Police, recit.
ing he had received a cable telegram di.
rectiDg their arrest was sufficient evil
dencs for detention until the arrival,
from England, Of detectives.
The gold sale, By the Treasury, was at
OF Gen il iOH Blair arrived To-Day, and spoke
at TaHmsUy Hall tonight.
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OHIO.

The Cincinnati Commercial gives the
official Radical majority in Ohio SIS 49,
52s, with five counties 10 hear from
Hooking, Licking, Ross, Sandusky and
Stark. \ reference to the vote n year
ago shows that these counties gave DEM
ocratie msjorities of 1862, which SUBJ
stracted from the above, viii leave 1852.
Until the appearance Of these figures,
the Radicals were claiming 1900 ma
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EARKErs
SeE Orleans Ssarhet.

Res Orleans HARRIET
NEW Ocsober rT-Cotton Quiet and
firm middLings S4i sales 2 90; receipts 4Sl5
exports 1873 bales. 81 Or and mOlasses firm aud
uncbEnged F.Ou low grades dun; su 1erdne
f1urS s. #9G7 .; choi;s g. z59.S Corn light
O Is 4 n and lower. Bran unchanged Hay
sc zee, $50. Pork hrU, stock igh', SO 90. Bseon,
Job NJ, snoulders AZ; c ear Sides ia. Lsrd,
jJbDing, tierces 1874 keg z.
81. Louis sfarket.
ST. LOUIS. October 27.-Tobscco dull Ing,
5 7sa9; medium 10 bright Ieafst4aI4 so. Flour,
supeTine 8 s5c6 Fail wheat S2@1 q. Corn SlG
10 Oats 47Eg52. PORK So 75SSL Baeo0,
.hoalders lSZ913Z sides l6h9I74 hams lSIz.
Lard lSE. whlsky Sl059ll0.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. October 9-Flour aud wheat
dan aud nominal Corn eS8s1. Oats 5606a.
Bulk meats, clear sides l5+. Bacon held a. l3g
l649I7h.
Acknowledgements.
LOUISVILLE. October q -Tobacco, sales 40
at full rates, including Hart county new
SIG IS. Superhne -four s6@6 q. Wheat
81 1902. Corn, Oh So, new IS. Bulk oats s..
MeSs pork $50. Bacon, shoulders 1917 clear
ribbeI sides lbH; clear sidesIiZ. Whisky, raw,
New Yorb sFarket.
NEW YORK. October N.-Cotton less active;
s5lGg5 80. whi>ky 81 lOalIE Rice quiet, Caro-
lima sag5s. Csnse quiet. sugar. Island liza
liz. Mjiassss dul. Wheat 2@5c. lower. Corn
d v Goods steady aud unchanged.
Money active; Call loaas Z prime discounts
ssl0; ster ing gAgl0%; gold $685.; old
So, new $50.
Foreign Markets,
LoSpoS, October 27,-Consols 90; sos 1917.
FRASKFoRT, october q Bonds weak. 7SJI.
= VEzPoOL, October Z7.-Cotton closed firm
isG0 bales; middling uplsnds Ia; Orleans
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Every vote has its own moral force,
and aids to swell the msjoriiy or add
Importance to the minority. When, on
the Sd OF November, sunrise gives the
signal for the great Democratic column
to charge, lU5 Is see TO it that lot one
vacancy i found in our ranks, and we
msy confidently hope the sunset will
gid cur victorious banners, inscribed
with the names CT SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
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sAH FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco. October 27.-These
was \ sharp esrtt qVsSe shock here at
midu'gat, causing considerable fright
but no ismsge.
The Republican members Of the House
of r representatives. OF Oregon have re-
sigued. The Governor he ccepted their
designations. This leaves the House
without a quorum. No appropriation
bill passed.
Great excitement at Salem.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, October 27.-The LateM
geaeeT of this morning publishes returns
from thirty-three counties, the majority
Of which are official, showing a Rspubli-
can majority of4954. The twenty remain
ing counties to hesr from are small and
spaFsely settled, and, it is stated, gave a
net Republican majority of nearly 1000
in 1856. The Republicans will fire a sa-
lutte from Wheeling hill this s~fternooH.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The Hon. Jo6N W. LEFTwICH, and
Others Of our leading men, will address
the Democracy at Stillmsn Hall on
(Thursdsy) tonight, and at the City
Hall, Exchange Building, on Friday
night, commencing on both occasions at
"a O'Clock. A full attendance of the
Democracy is requested. All the Clubs
should turn out on Thursday, and form
one more rousing toreh-light procession
before the day Of election.
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sOUrH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON, October 27.-Gov. Scott
hiss issued a proclamaii3n, in which re
says infofmstiOn has bsen received that
Samuel Murteshaw and VIM. fitzgerald
we're the murdereEs OF the negro Lee
Nance, and offers a reward of twenty-five
hundred dollars each for their apprehen-
sion and delivery ia jail, with proof to
e1nyiat-
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CANADA.

TORONTO, October 27.-Extensive rob-
bfries in connection with the postofice
have been discovered. A package Of If
teen registered letters sent from here
last week by the Grand Trunk Railroad
are missing. The. package is the third
stolen ruriug the past few weeks. No
trace discovered. T0eTeport that g COM
promise had been effected between the
Express Company and express robbers is
Incorrect. Tne case is now under ex-
animation a. Lnuiwiek.
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THE RADICAL PLATFORM.

Negroes ct the baliot-box-nstionsl
debt q national blessing-Eigh taxes
Acknowledgement of foreigners-cOloni-
zation of voteFs-fraud st the election
minority shall govern-treat an election
IS If it hsd never been held-and throw
conscience to the devil.
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CERTAIN politicians in New York,
calling themselves i" War Democrats"
recently held 9 meeting ia favor Of Gen,
GRANT, and the sensational press call 1t
" q tremendous affair" and the psFtic.-
pators olive Democrats" AS the sa-
naen solemnly terminated their coanec-
ton with the Democratic party in 1854
and voted for AEr. lincoln, We cannot
see how they can be Tive Democrats +"
in IS6S
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f1ARRIED.

wHITE-nUNDLEY.-At the residence OF
Mr.. Lewis On the evening OF October 9th, by
the Rev Dr.. Brooke, Mr.. William =. White to
Miss Lassie land y, all of this city.
We extend the usual congratulations to our
friends, WILL. and LAssIE, in the new life they
have chosen to lead, and wish for them q long
life OF unalloyed happiness, days of increasing
prosperity and years OF ever blooming health.
H..
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NEW JER Ell.

PRINCETON, October 1.-The i~nsugura-
ton Of DR.. MeCash as President Of
Prineeton College, was attended by an
immense conc0urss of graduates and
friends OF the col!sgs. Il " .sthe largest
number OF stpm-.i oTer gathered.
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The official majority for the Radical
candidate for Governor, BAKER, is aseer-
tanned to be go, in apollof $780, GOO votes.
This is 3 Radical loss of more than 49,
ON0
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The official figures have not yet been
published. The last claim OF the Radi-
Gals was about 5000 majority. Under the
official count this will melt to less than
the Ohio msjoTity-ssy 5000.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HALLY.-The friends and ae~quaintances OF
Pierce Hslly are respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral This wednesday, morning at eight
o'clock, from his late residence on Monsarrat
street. Services at st. Pete q church.
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Boston, October 27.-The Presidency
Of Hartford College has been offered to
Rev. DR.. Andrew P. Peabody, the college
preacher. He Is considering whether to
accept il,
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lei

FlSK-A Avon Springs. n. r, on the 9Th
inst, in the losh year OF his aga, F. B. FISK.
Esq an old and highly esteemed citizen OF
Memphis.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Oez I'm
OWNERS ANTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS WANTED
Al
Memphis Oily Savings Institution,
Corner jefferson and Front streets.

IN OAn MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
IO,UOO Railroad First Mortgage s per cent.
Bonds.
I0,oO0 Navy Yard Bonds.
10000 Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad First
and Second Mortgage Bonds.
1000 Mississippi Central Railroad First and
Second Mortgage Bonds.
l0,0O0 City OF 10 phis Rev 8 per cent. Bonds.
l0,Oo0 Memphis and Ohio Railroad 10 per cent
Bonds.
10000 Memphis and Ohio Railroad New 8 per
cent. Jnds.
Also, past dae Coupons of ALL Of above
Ouds. oc27 lw
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49, 0is~ic-JM CLEMENTSON, Of K1oI,
Thi-d Disrlct-E 4. JAMES q HGntton.
FouTh DLstScf-A. 4. STEELE Of MGTshG@
FTh GtSfTSef-F g. CAHTLL, Of DGUlds9n.
$50 Ds-f-jcf ia WALKER, Of Wayne.
Srs1f6 DlStTct-R.J TURNER Of Leuderddte.
Rsohth DLstTIct-E. ". FAUGhNs Of A0ytoooa.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed by
y VIM ID Fly on the 30rh day of March, AL
1883, to John ID. TrOtter, Trustee, to secure the
payment of certain PromissOry notes payable
as follows, to wit: one note for xix thousand
collars, due and payable to Catherine P. Free
man on the 9ah day OF January, AID. 1860,
with ten per cent. interest rom date, and daied
the 3th of March, A D. 1858. One note of the
zane date for six Thousand six hundred IS 100
4 liars, pay alb e TO atheripe Z. Freeman on
S0ih day OF March, AID. 1851, with legal interest
from date. and one note OF same date for six
thOrsand six hundred Sc 100 dollars, payable 10
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest," from
date. said Deed OF must Is recorded in the Pro.
bats Clerks ofics OF Tuni5a county, State of
Mississippi, IN Bo1k Z, of the record OF deeds
for said county. page SAL. And by virtue OF.
and in pursuance Of q Decree Of the Chancery
Court OF said Tunica county, made at the April
term thereof, AID. 1855, investing myself with
the powers OF Trustee Ia said ID sed Of Trust, the
death OF the said Jno. Tro ter, Trustee as
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 Eaid Chan
Gerry Court, l Will, OF the
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Renova1.

NELEY a DUvAL have removed their law
once to the Southwest corner OF Monroe
and Second streetsA ssls fms
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NOTICE.

THE Ofncers, aud especially the members OF
Z the Executive and FInznc &c Committees, OF
Shelby County Agricultural Society, sre re-
qaested to meet at the once OF H. ID. L. Stew
art, fo-dey, at z O'Clock Pm, when and where
all PERSONS having claims against the society
VIII appear aHd pre- sent the same for settle
ment. A prompt attendance is requested.
GEOR0E c. HOLMES, Vice-Pres't.
Oo+nbor &C l2Gg-It
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18th Day Of Defender, AID. 1858.

st the courthouse door in the town of Austin
in the county Of Tunicl y state of Aississippp
proceed to sell to the highest bidder. for cash.
the following lands as described In said Deed OF
Trust, as 10 lows. to wit: All of seet.ol seven
On of Township ~ OF Range eleven, QD. west
lying and beingi In said Tunica &C uaty and Slate
OF Mississippi. Sa e within lawful hour, Title
supposed 10 bs good, but I wilt sell Cnly a.
Trustee. J, +. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October Is, 1853 ocT tds