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MEMPHIS s ARKANSAS RIVER
zae -
Packet Company
Tri-WeekIy q. s. Mall Line.


THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il Boats Of this LINE will leave Memphis
hereafter THREE FINES WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
5 O'Clock PIN,
THOMAS II. ALLEN e. Reese Pritchsrd, Master
W. A CALDWELL--".-...R. L. Hatnes, Master
Blatsdel, Master
LEM i. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE RO X with the Com
pany's new and hgnt-drausht packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways
MEXICAN ..--....Jno W. Williams, Master
VAN bURkN. ..--......-.J ames BOwlin, Master
FORT GIBSON ..--.-.JOhn WOODBURY., Master
FORT Rowland, Master
All of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
to 1t. Passengers and freight will be put
through by tins line TO all points on the Arkan-
sas river Without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Men,
phts, should have their goods consigned to
and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny's once. JNO. ID. ADAMS, President.
T. A. KENDIG, Agent,
1a26 800 Front street. Mostly Block.
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BUTTER.
HE
ECONOMY BUTTER CO

Ask the attention of al interested In the re-
uuctiOn OF the extrsvagant cost of Butler, TO
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF The
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Standing Committees /:

Finance CommIttse-I.T T. Winnemore,Joh
Paul Haksr, n. Nolting.
Committee on 81 MLlSpaugh,
John A. Grow, d. w. FlOHree.
Committee on Stsamboais-JOhn B. Davies, J.
Ed. Montgomery, h. q. Carson
Commutse on Decks and Wharves-Wffliam
Creevy, n. ;. Otis, d. c.. Martin
COMMITTEES On Revision Of Bylaws and
Charter-JOhn A. Grow, J. P. BAKER, Howard
Mnlspsugh.
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CAPT. DAVID DEHAvEN, President
Col John A. GROW, Viee-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEWTON 5. OTIS Secretary.
CHI s. STEWART, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN B. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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Notice.

HAvING his day disposed of my entire in.
Ill tetest in the firm 0f BaylIss, Everftt 4 90 .
/ beg most respectfully TO return my thanks 10
nv nunerous friends for their patronase. The
business of the 1rna VIII continue as hereto
ana ROBERT 7. SAUNDERS.
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OFFICERS:

D. A.JANUARY, President CHAs. H.PECK,
Vice-President; WIN. T. SELBY, Secretary ;
]. 8. MILLER, Assistant Secretary ; VIM. N.
BENTON, General Agent VIM. E HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actusry WIN. NJ. MCPF%TERS, ND,
Examining Physician.
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RY


CENrRIFUaAL PUMPS
90 . 90 O0e Gallons per Minute.
Half 20 80 Horse Power.
BOILERs. smOKE CONSUMING.
SuPsrheating, and SAFE
FRICTION GRO0VED N0LsELEss
HOSTING MACRIHES,
All Light, Compact, Durable aad Eco
n0mical.
For Circulars, address Patentees and Manu-
WM. D. ANDREWS & BRO,
AIz water street HEW TORK
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STATE OF T-ENNRssEE.

OOAEAnohAAA OFEAO6-
I hereby certify the foregoing 70 be a true
and correct COPY of the origin:A Al now on file in
this office. q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comp Grolier of state
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THE CROPS,
BRAY's STATION, !
lHrT ny 10 TuNN Anil . Tgel Z

BRAY's STATION,
SHELBY Co, Tenn, April 3, 1863.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
In accordance with your solicitation I
will endeEvor to impsrt to your numer-
Gus readers some of the farming items OF
this, the extreme eastern portion Of our
county. The prospect for an excellent
wheat crop never looked better than the
present q for many years, and il it is
IS good in all the regions OF our South
srn country as here in our W section,
we need have no fears as to a super
abundant yield OF at least this most ssti-
mable article Of b~reEdstuffs. In conse-
qUence of the lateness of the season we
have gotten distressingly behind in our
farming operations. The planting o.
corn was being done with great vigor
aud haste, up TO day before yesterday,
when the severe storm Ct rain put 8 stop
to that most important duty for several
days at least. The farmers here, with
few exceptions, l am glad to say, are
going to raise plenty OF corn, M are
turning their attention TO the improving
and more jealous care OF their stcck.
Those who have not succeeded In pro-
curing hands, have universally agreed
among themselves to Ego in f" on their
own strength and muscle. II all would
emulate their example much good would
accrue TO cur country in numerous
ways. More amor
HARRY BILL
The Rome, (Ga.,) Courier, of ths 81,
says:
The wheat crop throughout this section
OF country, perhaps ney Hooked better
g. this season Of the v r than il does
now. An unusually large breadth of
land was sown last + ., and the seed
was, as q general thing, well put In. II
has not been F" winter killed. the stand
is excellent, and the crop appears heal
thy and vigorous.
The greater part of the corn crop has
been planted during the present week.
We fear that most OF the large amount
of fertilizers purchased, and the best
lands are reserved for the cotton crop
Our advice is, be sure and make a plenty
OF provisions, and then what cotton you
may be able.
As a general thing, fruit in this SEC
ton has not been materially injured.
The peach trees are nov In fun bloom.
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Receipts were per NJ. & c. R. r. =;
bsesi NJ. & 7. R. R. =; NJ. & o. r. r.
lO9i ID. d L.IR. r. r.; Steamers 473;
wagons Is. Exports were per NJ. & c.
r. R. -; M. d T. r. R.; NJ. & o.
r. r. 81; Steamers 1926: South by
Steamers 900. Decrease OF Stock since
Saturday III bales.
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The Economy Butter Company.
OfsEII5 LIBEKTY STREET.
.~vac1ory-2ss GREExwIcH STREET n. 7.

81 ate. County and City Rights for sale, OFFER
ing. o capitalists rare opportun1uts Tor est&o-
Ilshi ng q staple business, paying enormous
prom ..
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SlZ,595 %
Greatest amount insured in any one risk,
SIS. Geo.
The amount allowed TO be insured in any
one city, town, village ct block, discretionary.
TIE Charter or Act Of Incorporation of said
Company, March 81, 1924.
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. o. Jener-
" son Street, entrance In alley. Special ats
tentinn given to stair Work. Houses md We
sAisas rsmso ready nor shipping nova
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The following real estate situated in the coun-
ty OF Crittenden, State of Arkansas: 1t be,ng
the west u of the west y OF section TWO in
township SIX, north range nine east also, the
west \ OF the southwest fractional quarter of
section t~hirty-hye, ia stownsh p seven, north
range 8 east, containing la all two undred
be mace rs Aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and s lipulatioHs OF a certain deed of trua. ex
ecuted by Peter Andrew and Easter Sailor, ex-
ecuted October 20, 1850, TO the understand in
Trust, to secure TO James F Barton a certain
debt therein mentioned. and 10 satisfy SAID
Sale between the hours OF IL a m. and
4 o clock p IA. The title Is good, but L will only
sell and eonvey as Trustee.
mh2s JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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State OF New York, County Of New York-ss.
H. B Beach, Vice President, and o. s. Bogert,
Secretary 9th Atns Insurance company OF
New York, being duly sworn, aepose and say,
that the foregoing is a full, true and correct
statement Of the affairs of said Insur-
anee company, and thSt they are the above
described officers theredA
H. c. BEACH, Vice PreSt.
q. 8. BOGERT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed be ore me, this 18th
day of January, 1869.
IL. ST. FRANCIS B. ANTI,
Notary Public, New York County.
STATE Or TENNESSEE,
t~OSTRoLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, January 1, 1869.
l, W. G. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury do hereby certify that the Etna Fire
Insurance Company, located at New York, in
the state of New York, has produced to me
satisfactory evidence that said company has
compiled with all the requirements of the laws
OF the State of Tennessee imposed on Insur-
ance Com GAMES and / further certify that II.
I. TemliHsOn, Agent ofsaid Company, has also
complied with TIE requirements Of tie laws OF
the 5 ate, made and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Elm Fire Insurance Com
pany has authority TO take risks and transact
the business of insurance in this state, at
Memphis, Tenn. G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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Local Agents:
John P. Baker, New Orleans.
w. Spears, NicssbGrg.
+. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. B. Townsend. Grenada, Miss.
J. W. johnson, Cairo.
Us. Cox Evansville.
j. I. Davies, Lsu syille.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
Stones. Cincinnati.
Charles ii. BeekwiIh, Chicago.
Martin a Howard. St Louis
]. E Merriman & Co, st. Louis.
Don AlonsO Childs. New York
Propo sitions for subscriptions OF money or
lands to the capital stock OF the Company
should be addressed 70
n. Y. Rocket.
mh4 Agent Al Memphis.
No. II Jefferson street
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70 h Owners of Real Estate In Tea
nessee, Htssissippf. Alabama and Ar
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist
Brpgglsf and A~potheCsry.
Ga and SO Beal Stress.
fNorthu gen enrnsrn Of ssnordA

CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF all descriptions
made, aud written reports furnished.
fnysicianss Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfuntsry, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining 70 a INST
class Drug Store. sept y
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Safe.

THE undersigned, Trustee, win sell in front
L of Royster, Tre2svant q Co. s suction room,
It being the northeast corner of Je fferson and
Main streets, in the city OF phis, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
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FOR PINE BLUFF.

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helena, Friar's Point and Pine Bluff.
master
This splendid passenger PACKET IL
will leave for the above C
WEDNESDAY, 7th inst, at 5 pm
e A. LEVY, Agent,
ap1 No. z99 Front street.
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FOR EVANSVILLE.
FOR NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet-FOr VicksburE.
Natchez and New Orleans.
1.--......-..--... .......... Evans master
This Mammoth freight steamer ~
will leave as above on E
THIS DAY, 6th inst, at 8 am.
RICHARD W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
app No. jefferson -treet
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Mail Line.
THO II. ALLEN..-..Ress PIitchard master
This splendid passenger steamer @
will leave for the above on ~
TUESDAY, 6 n inst at 5 pm.
T. a. a ENDIG, Ageat,
ami SH Ernnt St. MCsly Block.
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General Agent.
I. 7. E

Special Agent;
&c. HESS. Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DE5 Glass master
This nRe passenger packet leaves dK@
for the above on uESEaEaE
TUESDAY, 9th inst, ST 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
ap4 Promenade street, foot Ieffersnn.
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FOR rRrAR,s POINT.

FOR CLECIaaATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAN. J. Walker master
This new and elegant passenger 49,
steamer leaves on iE1a
WEDNESDAY, It'll inst, at 5 I'M
JAS. I. B0URNE q co Agents,
aD4 No. u Jefferson street.
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COTTON sTATENKNr.

CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
MFMPHIa Anrll & rs
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GAS WORKS, April s. 1853.
The river rose In the past twenty-four
hours S inches. Below high water
mark 4 feat X inches.
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MASON COUNTY NomrNATIoN.

% the 81 inst. the Republicans Of
Mason County. in Convention assembled,
adopted resolutions in favor OF the un>
conditional wholesale eufr nchisemenl of
q Il the ex rebels 10 the State and nomi
mated Judge Polslcy a, their candidate
for the House Of Delegates. On the
ssme day the chairman Of the Democrat
ic committee Of that county addressed q
letter to the Judge asking his views on
the subject OF Acknowledgement, the law.
yers test oath, &c., &c. Ga the 9Th the
Judge replied TO that letter endorsing
the resolutions Of the Convention which
nominoled him. and saying lharhe is sin
favor Of complete, not paria OF grad
ual removal of all political disabilities -
&c. Then the chairman Of the Demo.
cratic Committee appointed meeting Of
his committee to he held Oh The 18th INST.
Cor the purpose Of deciding the question,
whether they wi nominate candidate
Cor the House Of Delegates Of their own,
or help to elect he Jldge, We predict,
they will help to elaol The Judge. When
elected, willie be Democrat or Ropub.
lican, or is that a matter Of no conSo
qlence?-- lVess Virginia Neos.
BIO. Brown, you we're right in your
prediction. The Democratic Convention
me, aud decided to help elect Judge
PoIsIey, by refusing to make any nomi
nation 10 opposition to him,
When elected, hO will be found true
to liberal RepublicOnsm, He con and
will advocate the removal Of disabilities
without being q lDemocnt,"
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not by instructions Then we eau un-
dsBtand him.
A word more to the ProScipliopist',
How do you propose to cultivate friend
ship and faternal feeling throughout
this little State of our? 10 it by strip
ping your former foe Of all his rights aud
privileged Is it by Irra'iog hin as
you would su Ou!.cssI upon society,"
30, certainly not, The proper aud only
way for you to DO, is to restore him to
his lormgr position in society, aud to re-
animate add re kiudle in his heart az
objing affection for bis government by
treating him like man. Would you ex
pecl him to love, vene rate and respect a
government that would longer than was
necessary for It's protection, withhold
from him the very symbol of manhood,
The ballot? Do you expect By deny
ing hin any voice 10 the Slote or IN the
general government that he vii feel the
frs of love aud ELECTION for the gOgern-
menr. spriogog spontaneously from bis
lips or tongue, or to circulate through
his veins, and thrill bis heart with Joy
and gIadnass? Do you expect him to
eyince patriotism for a government, in
which he is no part or parcel. except to
pay taxes. help build county roads, do
military dury, and whatever else that
might be required Of bin? Common
sense and Justice, and your conscience,
teaches you better. You know that lhi,
is the very surcsI way to eX'inguish and
entirely smother all feelings Of friend
ship love aud affection, aud create, fost-
er and bnng into life the canker worm
of dlsatFsction and moody discoGrent,
that may shoulder, unseen for yeas
ThOn, sc ask YOU, to cEiIe with us IN
this moysmcn! Of mag aoiGliIy. li6Crali-
ty aud justice towa,i our fellow citizens,
and restore to then ihcir former polii-
cal rights which they forfeited by var
ling Ogaiosr The government LIT US
root gu, and eradicate from our hearts
all feelings of animosity, and cherish a
spirit Of kindness, eenleness, forbeauuce
and broiherly love toward four ering
brethren. Let us re inState them in oil
The rights and privileges of citizenship,
and make then free. Let them stand
forth in all the glory Of manhood, re-
deemed and purified, by the ordeal
through which they have passed,
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AND CONSERVATIVE
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to published notice tho
Democratic and Conservatives Of Mason
county assembled at the Court House,
last Saturday, and organized by calling
Judge n. Simpson. to the chair, and
appointing Col. ! P, L. B. Smith, Sec
rotary.
Ia the morning the meeting was ad.
dressed at length BY II ] Fisher Esq
opposing the nomiurtiou of any one by
the Convention in opposition TO Judge
polsley, lie told them some stubborn
facts, and said that they now hal an op
portun,ty to prove their sincerity toward
the disrronch.scd,
Alter dinner the Convention assembled
and L. Einberiog, Esq, moved that
the Convention make no nomination for
the House of Delegates. The motion
prevailed by vote Of - against to Q
for domination. The Conservative e,e.
uent Of the psrty voting against nom
in ation, while the Democrats voted to
a man, for a nomination.
We think the Convention acted right
aud proper in the premises, It's action
however, c,usel good deal Of dissat
isfoction 10 the party, with some disPos
siion to bolt We were surprised to
| fud Democrats, after the adjournment
of their Convention, who hat been de.
nouncing both 10 private conversation
and oil the stump, these proscripIive laws
and the Republican party lot not reno
wing them, csucusstng with proscriptive
men Of the Republican party, and urging
them TO bring ont candidate on aplat-
fom opposed to the entraochsemeDl of
the ex tebcl. aod Pledging such candi-
date their influence aud support. We
await the result before saying anything
further on the subject
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be enough RalicaI voters in Mason Coun-
ty to elect him, he has written long
letter in which ne makes strong bid
lori few of tho gulable Democrats -
KanaoLa Republican.
The Republican knew very well that
Judge folsIcy did not write that letter
with yles to geling Democratic votes;
that il was written in answer to certain
ioteroga,ories propounded 10 him by the
Democratic Executive Committee of Ma
con cOoa,y. Why don't you tell The
ruth.
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John BELL. or TENNESSEE.

The death Of John Bell Of Tennessee
will hardly cause = ripple IN the surface
Of the public life of 10 Day He really
died beiore the war. Even when a can.
diiare for the Presidency. 10 1860, he
was a myre, dead feure head represcn'
ting a good n1lurd desire for peace
Union, and the status qto If the war
could have been svered by kindly, pa
triolic, promising sentiment, John Bell
and EIwam Everett were the right men
for leaders. Their misfortune was IN
having iallen 90 evil and earnest and
Incorporating times-rhO5e who were
wrong being as Ietermined ag those who
we're right be belonged 10 az earlier
generation of politicians, and although
benea I'll the level Of such giants as We0-
sler, Clay, Calhoun, Jackson, Mercy,
pnd Benton-eitEer intellectually or in
decision Of characler- he held for many
years prominent end hoDored place. -
He "aa respected Tor his honesty, and
popular and Winning manners. "Honest
John Bell" he used 10 be called and The
lille long stuck to tin. In his death
we lose one Of cur antrdiluvisn politi.
clans, VINO rad no place nor lot in the
great inal struggle which has Sa,lIed our
desIlnics for many generation ~ come.
The West Virginia Ncos is unrcent-
ing in It's pro,criptive sentiments; it de,
nounces the Wheeling movement in
harsh terms and condemns The prespmp.
ton of its originators.
We hope they gill survive tie fto"ns
aud bad temper Of the NcW5.
And now comes the Motga0lO~h Pos
and says that nine teolhs Of Marion
county srs opposed to The Wheeling
NOV mcnl. We mke the liberty tc
doubt the correctness orlhe assertion, IT,
howcver, it should prove 10 be as the
Het says, we extend our sympathiss IL
The ninc.tcuth> whp are opposed 10 q
restoration OF harmopy.- Iimea,
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Iris time that our Republican friends
in the different townships were burnSh.
ing Up their amor, preparatory to the
fills bsuic in behalf Of Ii0grty and
equal tights. Only ne month now re-
mains ill the election, and : needs 'ha It.
they shall be SO employed t&at out' 'u''
vote may be called out Lr.5ycB man,
therefore, go 10 work vigorously, and
keg? at it until lie victory is gained
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no tIlc Ladies.

The Married Ladies' Private Compnn'
ion contains the desired information on m
porlaht matters never before made public
copy sent free to those who wish to give IL
candid pcrusal, Address -..,.,
Mrs, II. S, GOLFREl,
Grcnpoini, Kings Co., Sew York
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THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL con-
yENTION.

yESIION.
On the 18Th Of October there will
meet at Louisville, Ky, one Of the most
important Conventions ever held in the
Uui!ed Stalss. It will not be meeting
Of politicians, Politics have been alike
The curse Of Ihe South and the bnne Of
the North, and in attempting 10 bring
about a friendly feeling commercially
and financially; tue less we have to do
with them The better, for all classes Of
our coRpuymen, including the politicians
themselves. The reunion of mercbaniO
/ from oil sections. Of all politics, and
witLou, reference to politics is 10 iIseI! a
good thing. But when ge recOilect that
that very re union is to take place for the
purposes Of discussing commercial meas
ares, of promoting business fociIiies be.
tween the North and South, for improy.
ing the great highways Of the natIon'
aud Of cutvsiing amicsble relations
between the portions of the country,
which have blh9rIo stood 10 sort OF
tancied or artificial 0nlsgonism to each
other LtuisyilIe is making Taorjj-
nary preparations for the reception o.
delegates end guests. The business
men aad corporation Of Louisville are
quite ready to deiray oil the expenses Of
the erection OF q suitable building in
which TO hold the convention In oddi-
ton to this. tn Merchants of Louisville
have decided to quarter the delegates
and guests OF Ih,ir respective residences,
uoIess they should prefer TO pat up at Z
hotel, in which case The Louigyjio peo.
pie will pay lbeir board. Cncinuai Of
fered through her council $50 900 to
enerluin visitors, and her merchants
guaranteed $500 900, collected from
!
private sources, would be spent for the
same purpose. Tie objects Of this pro
no.eI conyenti,p are such MS must NEE,
f.. It'll ,o,,,,,l ,roub,.;,.s. man
."' , :, 'pF''''' y ''' -
!" C W. 90, S'0' "SSi .,.rn,L;,. ,oio,s 70
,a,,r,.;a H. ~. 1o,,;-.;n, o,o.,
:';,,.L,''.,.I ,,.,,, C,,r.,,,;o, ,,d
IS :.,..,,,. 49,
- w "'' : - - ,,,,',s,.,,,,
". -, 'r' ::
~? "''' - ~, T.; 81.
s,'"' - WV ~ | I
'r"'' " , ~. 'D',0 ,' 49,
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Tho Times saws toat governor HoT.
man has transmitted 10 The Secretary of
State his Official certificate that New
York has ratified the 10Th amendment
to tho Constitution.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23
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POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
CONSTANTLY on hand Sole, Upper, Cali
Y Harncss Leather, &C., at the lowest cash
~dv.5, The highest cash prices paid for
hides -i,b to buy large quantity Of Tan
lfWcN = VIZ will pay The very best pri.
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cps IN cash. drliyr, 'HuIitin ihoir aIy,nt.
having bora to sell wiz =, for same. guy
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