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WISCONSIN.
Brutal Act in Milwaukic-The EIec.
toral Vote.

nrutai ACT In hflwaukic-Thc EIec-
toral Vote.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-At Milwautis, at a late
hour last night, the captain Of the bark Dob.
bins went on board the vessel, and after an.
CRY words between his wife and himself
knocked her down, stamped on and kicked
her In such terrible manner that she gave
premature birth to child, which he seized
and throw overheard.
He then sent for doctor and disappeared.
The woman is In q critical condition The
brute will be arrested.
Tho Wisconsin electoral college met at
Madison to-day. A. 7. Price, one Of the
slsotors detained by the failure Of trains to
connect, was not present, and Gen. J. M.
Rusk was chosen to dll the vacancy. Eight
votes were cast for Grant and ColE.x. Gen.
Rusk was chosen president.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

IOwA.-GOv. Merrill, of Iowa, has write
an interesting letter to Peter Cooper, col
tanning some very important statistics In 70
spect to the Commonwealth over which b.
Prssides. Tho Governor says that the Stat
has an area Of 55.O45 square miles or nsarl,
twice as much as Scotland, of which ovsi
90 per cent. Is prairie land. It has man
large streams, including tho Iowa Cedar and
the Des Moines river, over three hundret,
miles long. Valuable coal mines, hitherto
but little developed, exist in various parts o
the State; 99.320 tons were qusrried In 1865,
against 60, ,664 In 1854. This year the State
has yielded rs, 000, 900 bushels Of wheat and
90, 900, 900 bushels Of corn. Two years ago Id
produced 1881. 494 bushels of oats; 2686, ]
678 Of potatoesj l,197, ,729 Of barley, and 400, !
s4l bushels Of rye. There arc In Iowa twelve
different railroads, with more than |, 400 miles
Of lines In operation. The State has been
settled mainly from Ohio, Indiana, and Penn
sylvanis, with q large admixture from the
New England States. Her population is now
estimated at !, 100, 900. Last year there were
9, 229 schools In operation through tho State,
with q gross attendance Of 25l, 28l pupils,
costing for tuition 81, ,l6l, 1858. No State In
the Union has made moro extensive provi-
sions for imparting an education to all.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
New Publications

Madame Thsress; or The Volunteers Of
'92, "by Mn. Erckmann Chatrisni translated
frou the thirteenth edition, with full.pags
illustrations. Published by Charles Scribn or
4 Co., New York. For sale by VIM. Ballan.
tyne, $40 Seventh street. Notice hsreaftsr.)
"The Orphans Triumphsi or tho Story Of
Lily and Harry Grant" BY II. K. p, author
Of "Ths Kemptons." DC. Published BY NJ.
W. Dodd, New York. For sale BY VIM. Bal
Isntyns, $40 Seventh street. Notice hero.
sftsr)
Paul and Margaret; or the Inebrists's
Children" by II. K. p, author Of Robert,
the Cabin Boy" &,. Published by M. W.
Dodd, New York. For sale by VIM. Ballan.
tyne, $40 Seventh street. Notice hereafter.)
"Glsanings Among the sheavos," by Rev.
@. Fl. Spurgeon, second edition. Published
by shsldon 4 Co., New York. For sale by
VIM. Ballsntyns, 5ls Seventh street. Notice
hereafter.)
A new question hook on "Th.- ILarGs
by Rev. J. NJ. II. Dow. Published by Henry
Hoyt, Boston. For sale by WIN. BAllantyne,
$40 Seventh street. Notice heroafter)
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Now York and Pennsylvania EIec.
torAl Vote.

ALBANY. Dec. 2.-Ths electoral college met
this morning and cast SO votes for Seymour
and Blair.
Governor Seymour being In the city, the
electors afterwards marched In q body and
made an informal visit to him at his rooms.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 2.-Ths electoral col.
lego met to-day and cast 20 votes for Grant
aud Collar.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
The Florida impeachment

TALLAHAssHE,F FLA. ,Deo.2.-In tho Supreme
Court to-day argument was concluded on the
motion, BY dleasOn's counsel, to quash the
proceedings for want Of Jurisdiction. The
Court decided that 1t has Jurisdiction. At.
tOrnsy General Meek then offered 4 motion
that the rule ni'i be made absolute; whore.
upon further argument began and lasted till
ad inn rnmenf
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

ARMY REGIsTER.-Tho Official army regis.
ter for 1868, just published by the War De.
Psrtment, shows the resignatiOns as follows :;
Ono lieutenant colonel, one major, thirteen
captains, twenty-five drst and thirteen second
heutenants. eight assistant surgeons, one
military storskesPsr Thirty officers have
died, seven been dismissed and nine cash.
Tered. Brigadier General and Brevet Major
Gen. Robt. X. Scott resigned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
GENERAL AMNESTY AND NEoRo SUFFRAGE

GENERAL AMNESTY AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE
IN MIssoURI.-A letter recently received here
from J. W. MoClurg Governor elect Of Mis-.
souri,, gives an outline Of his views on the
policy of general amnesty and universal man
hood suffrage question which is quite prom.
inent in that State and which promises to bs.
come q leading one in the whole country.
The Governor elect declares that he Is utterly
opposed to such proposition and will con.
tinus to oppose 1t until the negroes arc en-
franehised. After this Is dohe he Is willing to
favor giving tho right Of suffrage to the former
rebels He think, that the people Of Mis-.
souri, are thoroughly Radical and will express
their willingness to grant suffrage to the ne.
gross, although 1t wal defeated lately, prin-
ciPally by the solid vote Of tn, German Re.
publicans.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

A Mr. Harvey, who for ten ysars has been
an editor Of The Louisville Democrat, on tax
log his leave Of journalism says! "The worst
SIN nave on my conscience is helping to make
great men out Of very small material"
Mr. Harvey sno. alone guilty in this partic.
ular' 1t lisa prevailing fault of journalism in
this country TO puff small men.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

RANDOLPH Rooms, the artist, has notified
the Governor Of Virginia that he will forward
BY steamer from Bremen, on the 18th inst,
two more allssOrioai figures, Colonial
Times and "Bill Of Rights" for the Wash
ington Monument.
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Gsn- t,rnnf,a Moraments.

BosToS, Dec. 2.-Gen. Grant dined az
residence Of Df. Sears this evening, and
several leading business men Of this city
cluding the Massachusetts presidential
tors. Tomorrow he goes to Lawrence to
tho mills there.
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Louisiana RIec,o.n, vo,.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2.-Ths electors met
ibis morning and cast seven votes for Soy.
mour and Blair. They will meet again this
evening, and appoint messenger to carry the
vote to Washington.
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Wreck and Loss of Life.

FORTRESS MoNnoE, Dec. 2.-six Of
Rhode Island and Grssnport Fishing
pauy's cst.bostS, loaded with f,b. were
near the Cspss on Monday night. One
was lost,
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

REJECTED 1t was reported last night that
the nomination Of Gen. Comfy as supervisor
for the Southern district Of Ohio had been
rejected BY Secretary MoCullOoh.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

IT IS SAID, on very good authority. that
Matt. Ii Carpenter will succeed Senator Doc.
little as United States Senator from wiscOn.
sin. Mr.. Carpenter is lawyer by profession,
and a. an orator and a logiOian has but few
equals and certainly no superiors In this
country. 1t Is said Mr.. DOolittlo will settle
In Washington and resume the practice Of tho
law
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
Election In Augusta, GeorgI

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. 2.-The munid
election passed of quietly Tho people,
Democratic tictet was elected by l,lS6
jority.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

In Tur DrER coURr.NARrIAL yesterday,
the sIamiDAtiOn Of Major T. L. LaIdley was
resumed
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

GEN GRASr.-GsnerRl Grant arrived In
Boston yesterday morning, and stopped at the
st. James hotel. During the forenoon com.
mittss of the city councils called upon him
Informally and in the afternoon he visited
the "altham watch manufaotory, accompa.
MED BY the Mayor and members OF the city
government.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

N. Y, Herald.
Guess not. At least a brilliant and critical
auaienes were in raptures last night over the
musical treat MisS Kellogg Afforded them at
MotzeTott Hall.
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TnE HOLIDAYS are approaching, the season

THE HOLIDAYS are approaching, the season
Of the year when, by general custom, pres.
ents are exchanged, when festivities are the
rule, and all classes give themselves up to
enjoyment, and are most lavish Of their means.
At this season, more than at any other, the
advertising columns Of the newspapers are
consulted to ascertain where the bSst and
cheapest article for use or ornament can be
obtained, and he is wissst who frst avails him
self Of this means Of bringing his wares to the
attention of the public. The RrrUBLIc An
offers unexceilod advantages to advertisers,
and as we are shortly to prepare our special
holiday notices Of the best places to purchase,
dealers generally will nnd 1t to their advan.
tage to send in their Advertisements at once
The national Republican., 1868-12-03
VIRGINIA.
Tho jefferson Davis TrlRl-An Ex
tension OF the Stay Law.

RiEs.-.'ss, D0S - ~.-..-- - Souuet ar
rived hero this evening to take part in the ar.
sument tomorrow on the motion to quash the
Indictment of Jefferson Davis.
Tho State Journal say,, ION authority
second only to official announcer ment," that
the stay law Of Virginia will not b, extended
beyond January /.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

Tue Rev. Petroleum v. Nasty will come to
Washington on FOrsiAtherS Day, December
22d, to resign his commission into the hands
Of This patron, A. J. He will improve the Op.
Portunity BY laying before our citizens his
views on "the Eisger" in American politics
Our Advertising columns will give ample notice
Of the place and time
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

internal REyEsUs receipts yesterday
amounted to sC57, ,093 35.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

IN New York, yesterday, $500, 900 Of Gov.
ernmsnt gold sold at 3i!.
The national Republican., 1868-12-03

APPOINTMENT or A WAsHIxGrOSIAS.-M
a. W. Hughes was yesterday appointed mill.
iSry storsksspsr for the district comprising
the city of New Orleans. He Is to report for
duty to Brig, Gen. Tompkins, Quartssnastsr
General Of Louisiana. Mr.. Hughes has long
been an efficient clerk In the Registers Office
OF Inc treasury Department, and has a host
OF friends In this city, who will doubtless bs
pleased to learn Of his new appointment.
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CBTTON.

The Liverpool market FOR the week
opened quiet, With Uplands, 11sd91l3d;
Orleans, lli9lI{d. On Wednesday
evening It declined ID. On Thursdsy
1t closed fiat, with Uplands, HID. The
following day il SCALA declined "a. 1t
closed dull on Saturday at lid for Up
lands, and to-day closed heavy, with
sales Of 5000 bales Uplsnds, 1I!d; o.
leans, ll1i. The New York market
opened strong, with holders asking an
advance MiddliUgs, 25S25lc, but on
Wednesday was easier, and has declined
daily, closing this evening dun at 244c
for Middlings, with days sales 1890 bales.
which included 400 for future delivery.
The New Orleans market has presented
the same features az those OF Liverpool
and New York. At noon today Mid
dlings In that market were quoted st
22@224c. Sales fer the day, 5000 bales.
Our market has been rather quiet during
the week, but opened with an active in
quiry for MiddiiDgs At PC, and 3 few ex-
ceptionsl sales az 23f5. This inquiry WIS
Of bus short duration, though holders
were generally fra buyers would not
come up, aud sales were made upon a
basis o. 223c until to-day, when buyers
were not disposed to bid over 22le, upon
which basis but a few sales were made.
The stock on hand is light, while the
unsold stock will not foot up 5000 bales.
We quote nOminslly as follows:
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Commissioner Notice.

Vim. p. Meier, Trustee, and the United states
and Others, against The New Orleans and
ONO Railroad Company and Others.
II AVING been appointed uy the hen Bland
III Ballard, Judge OF the United etatss tI-
trict Court for the District OF AG uekys 8
Sneciaf Commissioner in the above style case,
20 sudit and make ont q full and complete re-
mort 10 ssid Court OF al 5cScs and coupons yet
All honss and coupons due and unp Id. secured
ne fbA second mortgage OF the SAID New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad COmnaDy, and 20
whom due. anc the names o. LAe ho41eSs
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given 70 all bond
hOlders, as aforsss 4, TO come IoIWard ana re
nv Office. IN he ely OF Facue8n and State Or
Esnf1ekv. al bonds, bsfngt tie LrSt ard see nd
r1ad ToTnDany and COUPONS thsTet0 belonging
- nnnaff- 90 ~ before the second Monday In
sFS~ch fSso- W. H. JONES,
noz23 I'm Special Commissioner. 4
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BANKRUPTCY.

In % e District Court Of the United States. FOR
tb . District OF West Te~nnesaee-ln the mat
Il rot Hdvard e. Angus. bankrupt. In Ban
ruptey, District CT West fennessse-ss.
II whom Il may concerns
The undersigned hereby gives notice ofhisaP.
poinkment as assignee OF Edward e Angus, OF
Msmphfs, IN the county OF shelby, snd state
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adtudzad q bankrupt upon his own petit
l ton. BIZ the District CoErb 81 said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OF NoysnDer,
AD., 1858. n. CObb,
uovD "a AsSignses etc.
In the District Court Of the United States. for
the District Of West tennessee. IN me mat
tar OF H. T. Davidson. Bankrupt IN bank
ruptcy, District of West Tennessse-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of H. r. DAVID
son, In the county OF shelby and State OF
Tennessee, within said district, VINO has
beeu adiudged 3 Bankrupt upon his own petit
tioa- BY the District Court Of said District
Memphis, Tenn, the Sd day Of december
AID, 1864. WILLlAM !. CShODE
~
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRFHERN CT fIEs
is BY THE
Memphis 4 Louisville z. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September ID, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
Run AS FOLLOWS;

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
Tile ais y IN connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving 81 ST. Louis ct 1870 pm. next day.
through Tickets ut RedRced Rates,
Can be procured at the CoIapany's once, 2Sz%
Main street, and at Depot head OF Main street,
SdF Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
ph1i City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pr
vatD Residences, or on board boats, 10 ali prin-
cfpsl points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent.
Ala HILL Passenger Agent. sepi3
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nIssoInllon Of CopartaershIp.

l7oTTCE Is hereby Given that the hrn Of
- rontuai consent. The d Dts due the firm
Sf;I bs collected By Mr.. G.. z q. who has
ssen made tIuStee BY as for that Purpose.
JOHN POWER,
THOMAS McGEQY.
AsEapAis, Tsnn., Dsasassy ass@ dszH
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Pamela COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL be sold at cubic Oubery, at Como,
Miss. on THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of De-
eember next. that va liable oiautariun Ct $40
acres, more or less, known - me stOval Place,
adiOining Austin Pasieys, about two niles
from tie railroad las the usual improve
mentz and located On senstobia eTeek Terms
wiz be mada known on the day OF sale Parties
desiring 20 examine the plsce are referred to
Mrs. Austin Paisley postof5ce. Como.
THOS. P. SIOVALL- Executor
nov6 tbs Of PIensan. Stnvan. aeceaaed.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue ora Deed Of Trust ex~ecute6sny
IS WIND Fly oa the 70 b day OF MarCh, A D.
fSp. to fOhn d. TrUt- e.. Trustee, 70 secure The
payment OF certain prOlnissOry notes payatls
A. follows. to VIII: one note for TX thousand
dOnars, que and payable 10 Catherine ? free
mau on the W-n das OF JsnGay, AD. AsSy
with ten percenf. interest rom a1te, and ca ed
the 18th OF Maren, A .. 1853. one note Of tbs
same date Tor six thOEsagd six lunlied % A0u
dollars. payGb { 10 atherine p. Freeman on
3Oth day Of March, AID So win esai interest
from date. sra me note OF same dals fr SIX
tho sand SIX hundred s. 100 tClars, payable TO
Catherine p EreetDan with legai iuterssa rom
date. said Deed OF Irusi / recorded n the Pro-
bate Clerks OEics " Tuuica county, state Of
Mississippi. in Bo K E, OF the recon- O deeds
for said county. PAGE GL And y vttue o.
and IN pursuance oF a A. cree Of the Cnaocery
Curt o. said Tuniea Gaunty. mace n the April
term thereof Al Is 3. investing myself with
the powers OF trustee IL saiG D 81 Of Trust, the
Geath of the said Jno. d Tro Ger, Erasles a.
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 said Chan
cary Court. I Will. On the
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RAIlR8 D fIiiB TABLE
senpnls ana IItlle goek RaLIroad

helznais AID Little kOeE Railroad
TO MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going west-Lesve Msaaphls Monday. wsdRes-
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday. Thurs
day and saturday,. A. $50 am. Arrive Al
Memphis II 1 o'clock 2 N.
oe2 General Superintendent.
Mississippi saa TeRaessss RzlTsaa.
4ssrvz. pzpAs-
orleansH12res daily. SEQ pm. so5 pm.
cen Lndsy--........-- ESQ SIN. 500 pm.
Frsfg ANY, except sUn-
s:l9pm, 9a' an
Takes eject Sunday, August 10, lso.
A. .. LIVERHOEEs een15urh
CO. OAKLEY Gen. TteZss As't' auls
Aempais aua U-bsFiezsSa gsiiroaa.
4RRTvR. DEFAE-
through Nah dany)-.-.--.l2; pm. 1910 pm
Through Ezprsss-----4lIO pm. saa pm
Crhia train does moi leave Saturdsys)
Corinah Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays &t---.---. BITS an
Grand Junction Ace0mmO-
ton, daiIy (exoept Sund'ysl s:5 an. AIS pm
somerVlie accommodation
Except sunday leaves
at..-----.--..l249 o m. sos am. Ais pm
sa-lroso Time L ~ minutes faster than city
Tieketofaes, ss Main street and at Depot
W. J. Ross, GsnIsup't
seEspkIs and Louisville BsllrOsd Llas
DEPART. ARRryE.
Day Express, P r. time. $50 &-He. 245 pm
{" City time. 5l0s.m.
Night EzpreSs- X. E-tme.- Sl2 Pm. 6:3 Am
Otty time 255 M
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time--.4s0 pm
City tme-----u---...4:t0 pm
Ticket omces NJ. 257H Main street and at De-
Dot. head o. &ain street.
sax 3 JONES, GenT6Upt.
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2Slh naE OF peeenber. Ed. ISIS,

At the courthouse door n sha town Of Austin
In the county OF Tune stats o. atssissippi
proceed to sell % the highest 0Tder, for each
The 6Ollowing lands a. described IL sid Iced OF
Trust. as 10 lows. to wit: All OF section seven
On OF TOwnanID ID O. Isangs eleven, tlh west
wins and being IN said TEntea g ny and state
Of Mississippi. sac witnln lawful hgurS Title
supposed TO be good, bot l WI sell ny as
Trustee. sSAAELEs trustee
October Is. 1888. Oc1 tbs
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Thursday, the Day OfDecemseF, 1s6

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust made 20 me By
- ScfpiO Means on the 81 day Of January,
1858. I VIII On
Thursday, the15th Day OfBeeemseF, 1858,
At the southwest 7 Of Main and Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis. 1 viii sci, az
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, fo- cash.
the tO~IlOwinZlct or parcel Of land -1iuaL lying
and being In said city OF Msmp 5 sud Slaie OF
tennessee. ana desrrihed as fCIOws: Part Of
Lot No. g. in block No 81 "a said c ~ beg ming
at "A poInt in the east line on -. Ma tn street
at the sOuthw est corner Of Mr NO4s lot
running thence soUthwarily with tie line
OF ST. Martin street . feet thence east
Waudly It right angles u The renter OF The
bsyOu 1e4 feet I; thence mr. hwarrly with the
center o. the bayou IS {, ct 10 Mr NOsIs line :
thence WestWarGly with said Nlels so6tb line
l64 feet Otae b~=g1nning
Sal At II o'clock SIN.
sow los JOIN G. FINNIF, trustee.
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MBNPEis & ARKANSAS RIVEg
sS4Esa -
Packet Compa'v.


VNHE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II
L L built expressly for this company
viii now take her place in the line, ard here
after the following boats viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays q Thursdays :, at ) O'Clock F.m.
THOMAS H. ALLEN Reese Pritehard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL----.-.R L. Haines, Master
OL4LHk-~~--...-.-----.H- BialSdeu, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the new and
lsht-drauSht packets,
FORT GIBSOS..--...John Woodburn, Master
FORT SMITH--------James Bowiin. Master
VAN BUREN-------J. W. Williams, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly we'll adapted
to It. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line to all points on the Arkrn-
sas -iver without detenJion, and at reasonable
rates.
AN persons Shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Men,
phis, should have their goods consigned to
a Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com.
pany +" AZ Mem phfs. Merchandise shIposd fcom
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Hap0-
reign reesived at any time at the Compa-
JNo. D. ADAMS, President.
T. A. KENDIG. Agent,
nov2s s04 Front street Mosoy Block
Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AMES-~-.--GeO W. Boyd, Master
j. :. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer viii enter IT,
L the trade as o. regular SATUR-S
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, NOyenber IS. at 5 pm,
And every alternste saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HAIR sSTAD, Agent,
No. u Madison street.
LEVY 4 SHARPE. Agents,
novl4tf No 81 Front street.
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Yeast 70 DtstfIserles.

1HE endersigned IL prepared % furnish 70
a Disitleriess No 1 stock Yeast for dls.ilEng
Mrposes, Al t1s shortest notice. Orders leni al
No ! heE<rdb Row wth be PrOmPsy9 lleui
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FOR HALE's POINT.

Memphis and EzaIe's POist Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Oseeols and HaIels
Point.
The SideWheeI Passenger Packet
AYRTIE---.-..Captai W. c. HardEick
AZ ILL leave Memphis as above IL
~ every Tuesday and Satur-A
day, commencing Wednesday. November z5th,
and vii remain permanently II the trade and
by strict attention 70 busness trusts to receive
the patronage OF shippers
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
MANI WALT & Co, agents,
nov22 II No. "a Front street.