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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21

HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 2O.-Pdrllton Ho-
teL-J. o. Davis, Lynchburg, Va; r. L. Cen
try, Augusta, Ca; F. J. Sanders and lady,
Barnwel; &. o. Sanders and lady, Barnwell;
VIM. NJ. McNeill, LeesyiIle; j. P. McJullin,
Philadelphia; A. F. Free, Barnwell; j. ". Net
ties, Northeastern Railroad; S. R. Rodgers,
Graham's; T. NJ. Creecy, Coward's; Fred. Kim
berg, Cleveland, Ohio; E. a. Bronson, Barn.
well; J. G.. Grimes, Bamberg; ]. Z. Hendrix,
Lexington; VI. T. Lightfoot, Oranseburg; F.
Glover, Orangeb,rg; P. W. Farrell, Blackville;
John Fitzgerald, New York; T. s. Brockinton,
Kingstree; Hiss Louisa Brockinton, Kingstree;
Mrs. T. Il. sayre, Montgomery; F. L. Sayre,
Montgomery; John, ". Gaillard, Northeastern
Railro:d; c. H. Rice, Georgia.
Charleston Hotel-J. T. McNair, Cheraw;
G. NJ. Bailey, City; II. A. Fiipp, City
]. o. S. Amoke. South Carolina; Il. P.
Adams, South Carolina; ". B. Gibs, Will
mington (; W. d. O'Grady, New York /; Charles
Bieman, Atlanta; Henry Esler, New u rk;
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Augusta; Miss
c. R. Young, Camden; J. A. Young, Camden;
James McCutchen, Indiantown, S. c.; j. ".
Nettles, South Carolina; Tuttle Culver, New
York c. A. Hill, Liverpool; J. NJ. B. Nc
Nary, New York George ". Hancock, Flo
rida; Geo. P. Barlow, Florida; James Sserns,
New York; Mrs. s. B. Hubbard and two chill
dren, Jacksonville, Fla; MISS Willie Harris,
Florida; james Anderson, St. Augustine, Fla:
J. W. Gilbert, Florida; A. Goldschmidt, New
York; A. s. Robbins and wife, Brooklyn, n. y.
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MINIATURE BOAT RAeE.-Aregatta OF a some
what singular character took place on the pond
at the west end OF Broad-street. on Monday
afternoon. Three boats were entered, the
largest being about thirty inches in length. 1t
was a closely contested race, as each craft was
under full sail. The point OF the joke IS that
the boats we're entered and their courses
shaped by several legal and business gentle
men. whose staid appearance on Broad-street
would not lead to the supposition that they
could so unb,nd from their usual dignity. The
race was Witnessed by several delighted jure-
niles, who constituted part OF the happy FAM
ilias
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ST.. PAuL's CHURCH, RApcIuFEsoRo.-The
yestry OF this church petitioned City Council
.some time since, to repair the sidewalk on
coming-street, in front of the church. The
petition was complied with, and the sidewalk
repaired with sand. This does NOT seem "
have answered the desired purpose, and num-
ber OF the congregation are anxious 10 know
why the asphaltum pavement, which has been
30 successfully tried in other parts OF the city,
was not laid down there also.
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HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
FOR ALL.-At the recent sale of the hardware store
of Mr. John Van Wrinkle. large portion of the stock
was purchased by Mr.. C. Kerrison, Jr., who has
since oEsued large and complete assortment Of
hardware, agrlcui url Implements, &C., at No. 3i2
King.street. Mr. rrison has hal large expe-
rence in the hardware business, aud his stick has
been selected with great He is also the agent
for the celebrated Yrindley Ploushs.
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An EAST BAY MovE.-Mr. Harmon Fl. Feren-
bach has rcccdty purchased. from Ar. Lorentz, the
East Bay Restaurant formerly know as the Palmetto
Shades This has been completely reAtted, and Mr.
Ferenbach will, to-day entertain his guests with tur
tie soup, shrimp salad and other choice dishes. Epi
cures are invited to attend
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CoaosER's IsoUEsr.-Coroner Whiting yes
terday held an inquest on the body OF James
Brown. colored man, who was found dead IN
his bed at No. S3 Warren-street. h, had re-
tired in apparent health the night previous
The jury returned verdict of death by vista
ton Of God.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FASHIONABLE M11L1NERY.-The ladies' OF
Charleston will be pleased to learn that Mis- Il. A.
Murtland, fashionable milliner and modiste' nus
now open ii hec cssab,:s .mea No. 30S King-street'
larga assortment CT fll ID winter millinery OF tne
latest Par sian devices Those interested should pay
her an early visit
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ANOTHER BoY-We mentioned some time
since that the Bruderhche Bund had received
a Knabe piano from Baltimore. The freuno-
scbafts Bund have ordered piano from tie
same celebrated makers, and it is expected by
,the next steamer.
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City Couscn-ReauLAR MEET1NG-octooer
so-present, the Mayor and Aldermen Potter,
Lindstrom, olncy, Cade, Whilden, Voist ana
McKinlay-9.
There not being a quorum, those members
nresent adjourned to meet on Friday evening,
- .oven o'clock. W. d. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST cmcULATloN-THE DAILY
srws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sEcoGN1zEp AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
crra1IoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
.prtr1sHEs The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE PoSToFFICE AT The END of
Each WEEK. ACCORDING TO The pRoV1S
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MARKEr,-Ihat por-
t;on OF the lower market which was. formerly
,occup;ed by the colored costermongers, Is De-
ing purged from the smoke and nun tha' "aS
caused by these parties. The pavement mas
bsen thoroughly cleansed, and the walls treat
Cd to several coats CT whitewash.
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Orphan House ANN1vEasARY.-The anniver-
.:sary of the Charleston Orphan House occurs
on the eighteenth Of October; but on account
of the eighteenth falling this year on Sunday,
the celebration was postponed until Tuesday
the twentieth. Accordingly yesterday, after
the usual examination and school exercises.
which did credit to both teachers and pupils,
bountiful dinner was served for the little ones.
The dining hall was handsomely decorated, and
with its bevy Of happy juvenile gourmands
presented an interesting and attractive scene.
There are now about three hundred and thirty
children in the Orphan House, the larger part
of whom were present at the examination and
j. dinner, and their personal appearance spoke
we'll for both the steward and the matron.
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A Nu1saScE.-since the new plank road has
cen laid through Calhoun rect to the North-
eastern Railroad depot that portion at the
head of East Bay has become the rendezvous
for numbers OF vagrant boys, both white ana
colored. They have violated city ordinance
by using TIE street as playground, and the
noise made is nuisance to the nelghoornooa.
If the police authorities would make q RAID
upou these juvenile offenders, it would be a
eslntary lesson that might produce good re-
suit. The war is over with its loud alarms'
and bv all means s'let us have peace
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THE BARswE1L SENTNEL.-Nlr. Bronson' Oh
the Barnwell Sentinel, is in town for few days.
and will call on our merchants in relation to
advertising. The sentinsl is the only paper
nnblished in that Isection of country, and con-
.sequently affords good medium of communi-
cation with country merchants and farmers.
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EXPLOSION OF P1PE.-Quite consterna-
ton WAS occasioned at Chisolm's Mill, yester-
day, by the explosion Of a small pipe connected
with one Of the boilers. A little steam ana
water we're thrown into the packing room
aboye the engine, where number OF negro
women were at work, and frightened them go
badly that four OF them jumped out OF WIN
dow. but fortunately none Of them were injur-
ed. The damage was soon repaired and work
resumed, but not until the most exaggerated
reports of the affair had been circulated in the
CITY,
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ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS oF WARD line
members of this Democratic Ciuo anu .ne
property-holders and taxpayers are invited to
attend meeting Of the club tonight, When
hrsness of importance will be transacted.
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mfw
FL. H..

IF you want cheap Blank BOOKS;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.. or MiLer's Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris. Agent, No. 90 Broad
trect
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UNDER DECREE EQUITY.

Payne Us. WhiAock.
On THURSDAY, the 5ta day OF November next, will
be sold. at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT AND PARCEL OF LAND, situate In
the Town of Williamson, containing two acres and
twenty-one hundredths OF an acre. beginning on El
liott-street, west OF lot now recently owned by
John C. Smith to the cross street which runs by
Austin Williams l9t running back from John G.
Smiths the usual width of lots in said town. bound
ed southwest by Ellio.t.stre, on the northeast b.
John C. Smiths lot on the moth by Back-street and
on the southwest by Cross.street.
Terms-one-third cash. halsnce In three equal an.
nual instruments with interest from day of sale,
payable annually. The credit portion to be secured
by bond of the purchaser, and mortgage OF the
premises the buildings to bs insured and policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay :or papers and stamps
j. W. GRAY,
October IA w4th1 Master in Equity
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MoIEHEAD B1rrERs.-These bitters can be
had NJ James Mexican, No. 5s Anson-street, who is
prepared TO fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos m'W
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L. ScHUR.-At thc ciga. stand in tho lobby
of the Charleston Ho:el THE DAILY NEWS Is Kept
for sale
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.unT1oN SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL. KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, a
at their auction house, hasel-stree'' ''0'N
, of retail dry goods store; vi, cell al
R. NJ. MARSHALL & bRoihhat .5'or ot,;se se1 Broad
balf-past 10 o'clock, at their oiace' AN
\. HUNT l. Son will sell, at 10 o,eiocfh' sS hra a.
their G store store, Meeting-street, boots, Shoes bro
gans, &c.
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CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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SEGAR EMPORIUM.

sTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. OF yarioa: sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER CoTro PRESSES for Hand
power, saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF ali descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGS, GRATINGs,
CTSTERS COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, &c, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
M4CHINIST AND UNDER
No. 314 MEETING.STREET,
CHARLESTON. s. C.
Augusta mWs
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BILL OF FMoRrAL1rY.-Return of deaths with
in the City OF Charleston, for the week ending
October II, 1868:
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THE CKEENVIiLE ENTERPRISE,
L G. F. TOWNES, Editor; ]. C. BAILEY, Pro-
prietor and Associate bas good circulation IN both
town and country, and is read in the Counties OF
Pickens, Anderson, Oconee, Spartanburg, ann Lau.
reus Its popularity continues to increase. and will
well repay the Charleston merchants to advertise IN
its columns. Terms as usual Address as per above.
September IS
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Office Of City Registrar. October 90, 1868.
GEORGE S. PGL zER. N. D., City Registrar.
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THIS PREPARATION Is The RESULT OF THE
combined skill of the physician, dentist and apothe
cary. and it is offered as RELIABLE substitute tor
the numerous unc.r,aip washes now iu vogue. The
microscope has also been called into use, aud the
searches of celebrated observer have detected the
manner in which the tartar is formed, showing 1t to
be the work Of an.malculD
substances which Ficnus fouad 10 dies roy ,he life
of these iniusora are contained in he Dentalina,
an thus it prevents the increase oftarar aud conse
quenl loosening of the teeth. 1t will be found useful
to persons in advanced lif. giving strength md tone
to the gums while to every one the aroma and SEN
saton OF cleanliness after using it will be sufficient
recommended III; smokers especially will appreciate
Its efficacy.
Numerous dentists of the highest standing being
acquainted with the composition OF the Den aina,
advocate It's use it containing nothing CORROSIVE or
injurious to prevent lis uurestrained employment.
Prepare only BY JAS. I. sHINS, Chemist, Phla-
delphia.
For sale by DOWIr NOISE,
Corner Meeting and Hasel streets,
October ii wh3aics Charleston, ). c.
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NO. LJl AlNU OlnLEl,
Corner of Wentworth.
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WE.lzYZM//HMi %&SSS
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AND
FlRNlSHING GUUDS,
MEN VOJTTHS AND R0YS.
OF ENTIRELY NE" uooDe' MADE or
EXPRESSLY FOR MY TRADE, Or IHE
CAN DEPEND On HAVING NoAE boi NEW
GOODS OFFERED TO THE VI, HAVING DIS
POSED OF THE ENTIRE STOCK REMAIN
INC OVER FROM LAST WINTER AND RE-
DIR ,rrn py NEW AND FASHIONABLE
.n1ow pprcrc
,,,s,,,ss s,,,rS rE,ou s,c ro 60.
nr NUN Eo,,nxp,vc coons,
SILK MIXED coATINGs
eonnraeI,l GRAY cAssnEnHs
SCOTCH cHER1or CAssIMEREs,
nr..oK CLOTH DRESS rRock COATS
WATERPROOF WATERPROOF 1--WE TWEED 1'eIs eIrseAR1As
AND VESTS TO mA1oH OF FAN
FANCY cOLORED HARRIS CAss1MEREs
FANCY ooLoNeD DoonAh AMI A"1'AAO
CasslMfnEo
BLACK AND MINED DoEsKlNs
SCoICh ChthIo4 CasSiAEncS' @c'' &C.
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT.,

FRENCH, BELGIUM. E nc LIsH AND
AMERICAN CLOTHS, CoAIINGS, CASS1-
MERES. DOESKINS, TRICOrS AND BEA-
yERS OF BLACK, Blue, OLIVE AND MINED
SHADES, Which WILL. BE MADE UP TO
ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER, UNDER
THE CARE OF A FIRST-cLASS FRENCH
CUTTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-03

Business during the week has been
quite active and prices are steady.
Several Of our merchants are looking for
new mess pork and bulk meats, and con-
sequeDtly keep very little of the old
cures on hand. The dry goods trade for
the week has been satisfactory and prices
remain firm st previous quotations.
Stocks have been low, owing to q break in
the railroad between this point and Louis
vile, but sccessions are again arriving
daily.
10 New York all grades Of domestic
and foreign dry goods are dull and de-
pressed, and the best that is hoped is for
an increase OF trade sitter election. Prices
on nearly all leading staple goods are
weak, and the market rules 10 buyers
favor, while for all other kinds consider.
able reductions are made to effect sales.
In boots and shoes we have a steady
trade to report at unchanged rates for all
s~easonable goods. The Eastern markets
are dull with only a Light jObbing trade
doing
The Department Of Agriculture has
issued q report of the condition Of the
CtDBo IL OSNcSCAs Gays Tit ANAl CIOD OF
early summer lie not counted in the wheat
harvest. The increased area last year. In
its effect on the production is nearly neu.
tralized by 8 small diminution ia some Of
the principal wheat growing States in
the yield per acre, so hat the increase in
the total quantity, as shown by the Octo-
Der returns, is scarcely more thar three
per cent, and that is obtained mainly
from the Pacific coast. The averages
from October appear to show q decrease
in production in Maine, New Hampshire.
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey,
North Carolin :, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama and Texas, the latter having
only half . crop. The other States indi-
cate an ~increase-in most Of those east Of
the MississipptyeT anght-io Minnesota,
Is per cent. Iowa. 8 Der cent. Missouri,
8 per cent; Nebraska, Is per cent
Kansas, % per cent Z; California % per
cent.
Many States in different parts Of tn
country, especially IN Maryland AND
Wisconsin, report a disproportionment in
the yield Of grain in threshing. The
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICE OF THF DAILY APPEAL.1
ME1PHIs. November 2, Is6S. ]
FINANCE.

The money market has been close du-
ring the week, under an active demand
from cotton men and merchants gene
rally, and increased somewhat by the
failure Of railroad connections and con-
segment delay in receiving currency from
the East. Our banks report a cheerful
state Of affairs so far as collections are
coDcerned-nO paper going TO protest.
In the line Of deposits all OF our banks
report a large increase.
Exchange is offered in large quantities,
and has frequently been dee ined on Sc
count of the closeness Of the money mar
ket, but sil regular customers are provi-
ded for ct the usual rates-that is J dis
count on New Orleans and New York.
snd discount on points in New EGG
land.
Gold in New York opened at 1891 and
closed st 1888. In this market brokers
BOUGHT al New York rates, and sold al
an advsnc- Of 1S2c.
Tue stock market Is quiet, but the feel
ing generally, in all Southern securities,
is stronger We have no sales to report.
City bonds are still firm and In demand,
with very light offerings. A few small
amounts might be picked no at 521953c.
but no order could be filed at less than
54e, while large holders decline to sell at
all.
City Scrip is irm. Buying at Sl@S2c,
selling at 83@s5c.
County Warrants are steady, but the
demand is nc 50 active. Buying at 62G,
CSC, selling al 65S67c.
We have no change to report in Police
or School scrips.
During the first week in October the
disbursements from the Treasury Depart
ment were very heavy, and il was
thought that there would be considera-
bic increase in the public debt; but the
receipts from customs during the month
haze been very large and will probably
make up the deficit, and it is now ex-
pected that the statement will show 8
slight decrease.
The ~bOHdholders Of the louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad have
taken the necessary legal steps, or will
o do so, 10 foreelOse the mortgage
upon the road, and sell it out. It is also
understood that the road will be bought
and run IL the interest of the Michigan
Central Railroad.
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MoTIcE

s hereby given that an organization has been
4 effe3ted under Il chaFter granted by fhs Leg
stature OF Tennessee, November II. 1875, sn-
utled An ACT to incorporate the Msmpnis
and River Packet Company"
John ID. ADAMS,
7. NJ. TEBBETfS,
JAMES La SDirectors.
z. L. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,
The Lin OF Boats known as the " Memphis
4 Arkansas River u. :. Mall Packet Ccmpa-
ny,"i is MERGED in the chartered company.
John ~ ADAMS, President.
]. N. TEBBErrs, Secretary,
p%- The following boat win each make a trip
a week until the new boats of the C0Inpany,
now being built, are finished leaving MEM
as heretofore. on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pm:
Thursday, scerrw. A. CaIdweu.rHaines
Master.
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Rowland. Mas.
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above. as high as Fort Giuson.
From the LIST TO the 10th OF November toe
new boats vii be finished. and the Company
Will then run four boats nom Memphis through
10 Fort Smith, giving direct communication
with al points on the river, the ArkaDsasliver
now bsing IN good navigable condition. Pas
seDgeTsan freighta are put through to all points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
phis, should have their goods consigned to
JNO- ID. dams, Memphis. Merchandise
Shlppedf nom New Orleans should be consigned
70 ". W. JOHNSON, Napoleon. Ark.
inc. D. ADAMS, President,
T. a. KieNDIG, Agent,
sep8 800 Front street. MDsby Block.
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This hne gives shippers advantage of TWO
ROUTES.
For trough Bills Lailng or information
spply to f. Il. TALLY General Agent. 47S
Main street. or 4. j. LOWE. gent ST poi.
ADJUSTED.
w J. ROSS, General superintendent,
Memphis and Charleston K r,
Jos c. LOPEZ. General Freight Agsnt,
Memphis and charleston r. K. ootl0
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TRU STEE SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed. By
d VIM ID Fly on the - n day OF March, AID
1853, to John u. Trotter. Trustee, TO secure tbs
payment OF certain Iromissory notes payable
A. follows. to wit: one note forstx thousand
dollars. due and payable TO Catherine T. eIee-
man on the som day Of January, A.p. 1888,
vith ten per cent. interest rom date, and dated
the sntb OF Msreh. AID. 1855. One note OF the
same date for six thousand six hundred IS 100
dollars, payab 9 10 atherine T Freeman on
30th day OF March, AID. iSoti win legat lnteress
S~om date. And one note OF same date for six
tho sand SIX hundred CO 100 dolarS, payabi 10
Catherine p Freeman with legal, interest rom
date. said Deed OF 1rnst IS recorded IN the Pro.
hate Clerks ONCE of TuHica county, state Of
MISSISSIPPI, In Book y, of the record OF deeds
FOR said county. pace al. And by virtue of
and in pursuance Of a De cree Of the Chancery
Court OF said Tunicac county, made at the April
term thereof, AID. 1883, investing myself with
The mowers OF Trustee 10 saia D5ed OF TiuEt, the
death OF the said JnO. d. TrOtter, trustee. as
aforesaid, having been suggested TO sald Chan
Gerry Court. Will, on thee q
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Cairo, Memphis and New
Orleans Packets.
THE ELEGANT STEAMERS

THE ELEGANT STEAMERS
81 HUIH-~.Csptsin Rush Pegram.
-AND-
EszS LADY GAY-.Ceptsin John Burke.
One OF the above pa kets Will leave Memphis
for New Orleans every SATURDAY, al 3 pm,
or on the arrival of the ira Ms.
RICHARD W. LiGHTBURNE Agent,
oc2SlW G06 t rOnt street.