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1t is not regarded IS conclusive. Per
haps, after all, the only fact known
about the Cabinet is, that Gen. Sehofeld
is to be temporarily Secretary of War,
while ell agree that Hon. Jas. f. VIII
son, OF lows, is to be Secretary of the
Interior.
OFFICE-sERKERs AID LIBITUM.
There have been large arrivals Of Of
dce-4osdsrs, ofice-seekers and Senators
and members elect since yesterday
morning. Persons who are in Office
seem to feel as mush interest In retain
ing places as the outs do in attempting
to get hold Of them. A good many ap-
plicants declsre that changes ought to
be made, even Of good Republicans VINO
have been in i've or six years.
MURDERER WANTS A BRIGADTERsHIP.
Gen. Sickles ia here as an applicant for,
a Brigsdier- Generalship in the regular
army.
Ger. John Cochran wants the New
York naval Office.
Gen. Dix telegraphs TO q friend here
that be prefers to be Collector OF New
York to continuing in the Foreign Mis-
sion.
D. D. Brown, Of Rochester, n. "
Democrat) is here as an applicant for
Governor Of Montana.
NO NEGROES INVITED.
II is suthoritstively announced that
no negroes will attend the Inauguration
ball. Subscriptions enough have been
made to insure its success.
Grant has made no complaint OF Con-
gress falling Is repeal the tenure of Office
bill, but it is because be has received as
arc that it would be one OF the first
things done by the new Congress but
he does not hesitate TO express his con-
demnation of that law in rigorous terms.
He said to a Congressman a day or two
since that he would feel be was not Pres
ident until it was repealed.
G VERNON APPROPRIATION.
Tne House Committee On Appropria-
ions agreed Saturday to report favora-
bly, the Senate bill devotlng $500 to the
Vernon Association, for repairs,
ETC., at Mount Vernon.
RESERVATIONS, ETC.
It is understood that sll ne Cabinet
officers, excepting Gen. S,hoheld and
Evarts, have Oficislly
.endered the designations Of their port
-olics to President Johnson, and that
hey will be accepted tomorrow. In
he meantime, their respective depart
ments will be left in charge Of the offi-
,ials next in rank, as acting secretaries.
In case Secretary McCullOch retires be-
lore Wednesday, Assistant Secretary
Hartley or Gen. Jefffies, register will be
detailed as Secretary sd interim. Judge
Otto will be left in chsrge Of the interior,
Assistant Secretary Fsxon in charge of
the navy, Gen. Skinner in charge OF the
Postoffice Department.
1t is s. settled fact that Columbus De-
Isno will be Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. Commissioners Rollins desires
o retire during the present week, and it
was understood last night that Mr.. De-
snO will assume the duties OF the Office
tomorrow week.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, March "A noHe prose.
qai In the case Of John c. Brain, the
Chesapeake privateer, was ordered In the
United States Circuit Court at Brooklyn
yesterday, under directions from Attor-
ney General Egarts. Brain was then
discharged, and left the court in a hack
saying that he would go to Savannah
where bis relatives reside.
The Herald thinks the contest for the
leadership Of the nsxt House of Repre.
~sentatives will be between Schenck and
Dawes.
DR.. Harris. of the Board of Health. re-
ports that the small pox is rapidly
spreading in this city, and recommends
vaccination.
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AND v E

Special to Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March 2.-The river is
falling fast, with thirty inches OF water
above and four feet below. Arrived-T.
II. Allen. No departures. The weather
is warm and spriDglike. Is.
LOUISVILLE, March 2-Tbe river is
falling, with seven feet ten inches in the
canal.
Arrived-Legsl Tender, from New
Orleans.
CAIRO, March 2.-DOwn-John Kill
gour, 9 a. M; MlnneOls, II a. m; Robert
Fulton, II m; Belle Sc. Louis, p. N.
The river has fallen ten inches. The
river is clear an pleasant.
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BOSTON.

Boston, March IA private dispatch
from Washington announces thst the
United States Supreme Court has given
q decision in the case Of the Agawam
Wooden Company against Eben ID. Jour-
don, confirming the validity OF the
Goulding patent. This decision involves
several millions of dollars and affects the
whole wool manufacturing interest of
the country.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Msrch 2.-OmclaI ipforma.
ton has been received of three engage
ments of the troops under Col. Valero,
with the rebels, during which the troops
used the bsyonet freely. The rebels lost
sixty and the troops four killed. The
forces under Gen. Latona have arrived
at Villa Clara, and those under Gen.
POrz st Ceinfugros. The rebels have
turned the San Msgre plantation. Sew
eral other skirmishes are reported.
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WASHINGTON.

Grants MOyements-Dfek C~OrWIn-TOm
Nelson Kirk spinner kpaIdIng-
Grant on GeOrgia-GeOrgIR a state in
the UnfOn-PrSsident OF the whole
COuntry-Omee-Seekers Ad Lfbitum-
Want n BrIgadiershiP-
NO Negroes InvitSd-Mt. Vernon AssO-
eiAtfOn-ResIgns1fOns, Etc.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 2.-Mr. Gladstone, In
the House of Commons, last night, in
troduced the bill for the dis-establish-
ment OF the Irish Church.
The Tines says to-day that the scheme
for the disestablIshment OF the Irish
Church, as proposed by MI. Gladstone,
fairly sccomplishes the task, and the
Government deserves the support of
Parliament.
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By Telegraph
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
Iauderdale County "All hight"

Special Dispatch to the hsmphis Appeal
RIPLEY, Tenn, March 2, ls69.-The
County Court OF Lauderdale county yes
terday voted q subscription OF one nun
dred and fifty thousand dollars to the
Mississippi River r abroad. ]. ID. K.
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The Municipal
elections in New York resulted as fol-
lows: Rochester, Republican Oswego,
Democratic; Auburn, Republican Yon-
kers, Democratic.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 2.-J. Frank Ste
vens, for many years an operator of the
Telegraph office, and agent of the AssC-
eIsted Press at this city, died at seven
O'Clock this morning, Of consumption.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2 The LsgIs.
laiure Of Nevada yesterday adopted the
Constitutional amendment providing for
universal suffrage,
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MEMPEIlS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, moRNING, MARCH s.lsss
CONSERVATIVES CONVENTION.

The proceedings of the Conservative
Convention, held TO nominate q csndi-
date for County Commissioner, will be
found in our local columns.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial
GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

From the Cincinnati Commercial
GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
WAsHIEGTos. February p.
There is nothing of interest in WASH
ington that is not in some way con-
neoted with Gen. Grant. Nothing else
is talked Of but the movements Of Grant,
the prospective Cabinet of Grant, the
Inauguration OF Grant, the complexion
OF Grants officers, and the general pol
icy of Grants administration.
DICK CoRwIN.
Is q candidate for one OF the newly Gre
sted Judgeships.
TOM NELSON, OF INDIANA,
Is here. He wants to be Minister TO
Russia.
KIRK, OF MOUNT VERNON,
Formerly Lieut. Governor of Ohio, wants
to be reappointed Minister to the Argen-
tine Confederation, a place he held IN
der Lincoln.
GEN. SPINNER,
The Treasurer, is also said to be an APP
pIicaut for a foreign mission. So is C.
n. Ryott, formerly Minister to Costa
Rica.
JUDGE sPALDING,
OF Cleveland, wss after a place in the
Cabinet but, as he will moi be gratifed
in this, he will probably apply for a mis-
sion.
There Is no want Of sspirsnts, but they
are timid and uncertain as to what steps
to take.
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USEME
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR

Houses Crow6es with Ladies' to Witness the
Perform nee OF the Great Ca~ricaturist and
Geniuso of Burlesque, TIE LEEFINGWELBI
who will appear as the GUSHING Clio
KINDA, in n. J. ByTOn's burlesque OF GIN
DERILLA.
" ednesdny Evening, March 3.-PerforIa-
arce viii commence with the comedy, In
one act, emitted DELICATE GROUND.
Saturday, at l O'Clock p.m.- GRAND NATL
NEE. Admission, 90 cents. -
Doors open at quarter 10 Z o'clock; curtain Will
rise at s precisely. Box-book open nom IL
O'Clock am. tn 5 Din.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..
e YOrs Market.

Z YORK, March 2.-Cot'on is withou, d.
cided change uplands 2yAc. Superfne fonr
IS 1905 %. WHISKY s6e. Corn. Sonthern vel.
low. 81 q. Rice dull at 99,0c. CofIee qntet.
Sugar dull and &c lower; fsir 10 good refnipg
l39l3zr. Mola-ses dali; Cuba soc.
Dry G~Oods-Heavy first class prints I2lSa
1870. Worsted Ristori shawls fell 10 So 60.
MoneynIhe iaarhet - setlSe ana nm at &c
er at 9kQg56. Gold 82H. Glearances SlIO OO-
600. state securities dull and lover. New
Tennessees 6Z 966.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. March 2.-Flour dull and un.
changed, Whisky Sic, Pork $50 50, Bulk
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JUpGE sPALDING,
From the Louisville COurier-JOurnal.I

From the Louisville Courier-JOurnaL
wAsHINGToS, D. C., February 2.
The statement that Gen. Grant had
thrown his infue1ce against the meas
ure to dismsntle Georgia, expel her rep.
resentatives from Congress, and reduce
her to q state Of vsssslsge wac verified
to-day. He went to the capitol this
morning and sent for Boutwell,, who had
charge Of the resolution, and frankly eX-
pressed to him his views on the subject.
The result is that when Boutwell, sp-
pesred In the Reconstr uctioB Committee
be announced the indefinite postpone
ment Of the resolution, which will be
heard OF nc more. The circumstances
which led to this important conclusion
are as follows: Gen. Young, Of Georgia,
q Democratic representative, aware that
Boutwell, was pressing the resolution,
and, IL it were reported to the House, the
reckless majority therein would adopt it
under the usual gag, called on Gen.
Grant and laid before him the facts, to-
gether with the action Of the Georgia
Atkl5khkuEEs LIZ hBBCGACA " AhG OHA-
eraI to use his power to protect a help
less people. He informed the General
that the Georgia Legislature had passed
an ordinance authorizing the Su-
preme Court Of the State to
promptly adjudie2te on q case which
would determine the status Of the
negro, but that GOV. Bullock vetoed the
bill to prevent any adjustment, so thst
Congress would return [ e State to a ter
r:torial condition, and give Bullock con-
troll of the offices, institute test oaths,
and otherwise coBsummate sIl the mis-
chief possible. He urged Gen. Grant to
advise a postponement Of the proposed
action of Congress, at least until the
courts could decide the case. Gen.
Grant said:
1 am opposed 10 Congress touching the
State OF Georgia. / think that the people
ought to refer the matter to the courts
and abide their decision. The Legis!a-
ture acted badly in expelliDg the colored
members, but its subsequent course in
sending the question to the courts meets
my views, and the veto OF the Governor
surprises me. / do not think that Con.
gress can ignore the fact that G sorgia is
q State in the Union. l hope that Con-
gressionRl action will be postponed.
Gen. Grant further intimsted that he
would act at once, and with what effect
is stated above.
PRESIDENT OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
Incidentally during the interview the
General referred TO Mr.. Boutwell, ss one
Of the sblest as well as one Of the most
upright men in the country, and he also
repeated the remark which has hitherto
been attributed 10 him, that be would
not be the President Of G mere political
party, but Of the whole country.
CAPT. BRAINE.
The President has decided to Issue an
order to release Capt. Braine, the only
Confederate in prison, it having been re-
commended by Attorney-Gen Evsrts.
The order will be carried into immediate
effect.
THE FAMILY COMING.
Jesse Grant, the father Of Gen. Grant,
and jennie Grant, the sister Of the Gen.
eral, arrived In Washington by the noon
train to-day from Covington, KY.
From the Louisville Democrat
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In the District Coart Of the Unitej states for
The ID strict Of West tennessee, In the mat
lie Vi Jason l. atIlssd, Bankrupt In Bank
rupLCy, District Of West Tenues-ee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as ESSignes of Jason X. Aiiisrd,
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby, and
State OF Tennessee. within said Dlstricl, who
has been a0judged "a Bankrupt upon mis- own
petition, by The District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the lSt Gay OF March,
\. ID. 1863. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
mh3 10 II Assignee, etc.
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From the Louisvllle Democrai.l
W~AsHIEeroE, February 2s.

WAsHIS9roNt Fecru&ry ..
The rumors are still plenty. The IL
ferences are many, but the facts ere
wanting regarding the composition Of
the Cabinet 70 ks made officially public
on Friday next Gen. w. McKennan, Of
Western Pennsylvania, whose name has
been mentioned among others as likely
TO be the representative of that State in
fbe Cabinet, arrived last night, and was
met at the depot by s friend of the
President elect and conveyed at once 10
the Iatter's residence. The so-called qu!d
nuncs declare that this fact settles the
msttsr that McKennan is a future cA6i-
net officer, but to Others who are aware
of the intimate social relations which
have existed between the two for 80 long,
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Come to a Shoe Stsre fOr SHOES.

tzY L ara now receiyfu9 supplies daily OF
w Boots, shoes and Callers. comprising 2
full and complete line, from the Substantial
through all grades and qualities, npto wnaso1f
caIored friends call : de austOn Bend 6stier.T
j. 8 LEVETT a {.
nsbI Cor. Union 4 Main streetA
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RON AND CARRIAGE HARDWARE,

TRIMMINGS, Spokes, Hubs, Felloes, Wheels,
L and all kinds OF Wagon Materials, Paints,
generally, feb2I
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Jesse Grant, the father Of Gen. Grant,
and jennie Grant, the sister Of the Gen.
eral, arrived In Washington by the noon
train to-day from CovingtOn, Ky.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
..-v. mr.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
.nv .ppr.r o.s ,eor -.~..sl o.
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The Treasurer, is also said to be an APP
plicant for a foreign mission. So is c.
n. Ryott, formerly Minister TO Costa
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Correspondence, on Public Events, solicited Jroz
eusTy part o. The Unied States.
AINSLIE, REATING & co.
, 1869-09-26
THE NATIONAL GAME.
What Does Chicago Propose to Do
About Base Ball9
Game for the Junior Championship
OF the City.
Record OF Recent Contests.

aotue tine etucc, movement waS tnstitnted, or
n aeast canvaseed, In this CITY look,ns toward the
oSRaalxAt,Un OF professional base bail club
Nothing denniie scctns 10 hare he<n seaolved
nron, much le*s begun, and the inqu!s1 u fro
ouent1y heard, WhAs does Chicago propose 10 DO
There ID rnstiteJ mn intense tnscrst felt IN tb!s
mAttct. Much ~ We dis!tkch 10 own H. aud little
NJ We &aii about It, tbeec actnAtlJ VA and ID ex.
rxHroccG rAsI dc1l Of MULTIPLICATION In cpn1t-
s1nc4rr Of the world rrnoW Cod AchMreuan{4 OF
the ercat c1ah whtch has tta headquarters In
rrtHbIss!nr city. Everybody kporp that dFss.
rass e'ul must t,c hstd md paid for, 10 thAt tbo
:, :~c'mn uI4'n thlraxn'k 1Act nf cntcrrst*o aud
,svrallly rrndcr1 The situation decidedly no
t.ttcr. Thls iseuz \ recognized tact, iii
~, trrns'ts io- t'a'caso 10 do IL preeurc clan.
rhr Movement tallrd nf rcccbi.t hal ihla cn.Y Ia
sn~. II thould pnxNcd 10 accomplish III object,
1tisu r kNDwu fact thai tnd!, hiuas mclut,cea Of
ttr rsrAt EA.trrn cluhs are mol HnlJ willing. hat
sA.tt~i Ey Ah1tuuh, to rttsD 10 this ciIy Uni, 70.
e"r. AtH! It on1y rcEsnH 10 hxtr takcn sutbe DIFF
,I,,., r4tlNnritr Atti0p In 0sci i0 securc to Chi.
tax club tnA,le uf o! great lAxc tatl lights. II
~: uI tr ttUlc nj nncc. trfurr the ecaxou OF 1870
IL Arranged fnr b. other citieN.
f1iE JrhiuH ciIAArt0raIirs
match pAH'r lur tne (.hint championship WaG
Jaastsl yesterday R1ttftsnn. UT thr +Mrnrr u
sasr nl.'i Txcutt se'onl s1srcia, between tho tc-
ttsr unit -d..un jantars, The Actlrct woa the
EsnIc ~ the fuloxtng
AF3QE
, 1869-09-26

INQN RALK-IY L3pAtt P0Yw1x = NMfTt,
11 ktM ketate Rsokcn, IN NtaIbsrnst. N

at sfsnx s.sse BtoEsssn tEsn.s II rssw,s salTn
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- ! L Il: !. 'ss "sss:ii 4 ss Il
ssas; e ssS,sIss. as MI:e Il s:ss sS'. L sss' s
Ilis ieet % The sou.Aeaa corner Of w.'hlassoa r.
i9siz1 fs.t eass front on ab.sa s,. ns.s Twenty
nHe II xy ;ys e st 5ss' f.een 1.,u .aa
S. 4,Sis ttt. south trout on A.Al'op.a. jus. west
sis ie!s, I,ss!.at e.: 1aa,s9.sx =. nsrsh OF
!It*si;s TT , 90 . wst1ruar northeast coFncF o'
III IL nj M ot - -! between T.,c,h aod
s III f:s :sa u" 90 Ssas.. place. o.'s
Ia a1ia let Esss Madison H.. in good bos,.
iasi:s i,st % fStr.s-sv. rou.l ., Thl1y..hlrd-.t
oa'5 w 'ef 1901 IMPROVED.
Wv . 1i,a a% e g as.as s
trrth Of ! wrtty: co.tl.,L c.1nrr:
* & vi tx 1t 10 ill.,. e &C. location" on
T"u.tI, md t,.st,ntn: briet t,u., ot rDntas and
T.ruy Efst and IH rusy eerond ts III LIZ !dl ft~t
frSy .+~.sthlr htaek t~~t.nk VI n To,nas &C.. t,t-
h*th. ke. -
~. fa.hed hotIsc s u rnoms. Aa!hreant, &C.. On
Wf~t ArhssI It,, HeaI Uan1tt4il Az; ehrMp
t@t lNIl:ufst. wit! two frainr d. cIanrt the
viii ~ II y.xtt II tho rrol<r1y. :
ftgy nltr c!ss" F,outs. Fnltnutt between Wt~d
Ald fEc"iL tias and wattr IN house. LIT .n1ss Gret,
ftnrr Nl tnrlltne roH,s 1p.sAra, IN x,od location
An hert!I Glsrktt \ first clsts auv.stturnt.
TW thEtaTy tfkar fIUIsa< ri Ac,.
cn EafErLtt. ne.r 1iobey. Lot so1lss feet Good
GAE1a &c-
Ia ".trrvr l.t. Of property will h tonud some
Of thr 1t.tst dtStrAhir tnTrstnictIts tnAktrt
f1juA1A, P!TWIN T. SMITH {utlec On tho grvuuA
1o0fl. III lGkflyfpst. ~
, 1869-09-26

t1On sALE;.-nY WEST, AUSTIN 90, ROOM
l. T. 3E Dt.a1tr INST =.
tGK}S: Fpnrt At., neaf Thirty erftnfhft. only go.
Is lrts nrar kock t.lsid shors t1.5 cash.
Tat.sto!y iranlc honte and brick besement1 tcn
yaistI. np,,,.itr and dvwn with barn and lot. on
iHt,n FIiinnrt, so.I.s, with one and half story
honse and baeeMent, thirteen roonna IN god repair.
i. ,nts Shetse1d% Snbdrisluu. fronting A,1u,taer-
1osd. CvnmcfelaIet, F~od st.Aod u, oouEncar- $3.50
<AEh.
Homes with long tesee Of ground
ftHr Park lots. near HYDE Park depot. ..
:.H1s4 frunttug on StAte.st and Wahssh+av.. near
Enfi ,6ftlI=xt ~. -
, 1869-09-26
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOR GALE,

Ifon s4LK-oR TRApK;-A srLKHnipLy r.
l. cat, fr11d. tAk piiJc fiuIt fl1 ffntn Chi
c4fr straDs dsf l!tu.c rnutalta every tcncncc:
= hand.oancfy tn!nishra nc rArlor scta, Eanc rte
IND &t1Errrn trrrs Tits il fAfr chance 10 nttsa
rAHtsf,lI l'pInr. tt.t'e and sufnltnr" l~ ukh
tsi4r. Fur fflrf particulars addfr.s y =, Tribune
, 1869-09-26
CORRESPONDENCE WANTED.

---o11TSroyDFYCE wAETEp-W WITH
- i,s,. Z ,nS nsS.s4iy Z IT q
g. T.. SIC cf Carrier H. 'sfcse 0F0en' " 49,
i1RE
, 1869-09-26
MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRINoS!AL-AR RESPECTABLE wTDoWER
AZ y ~sssst e iN-n The ssaiaiut.nee II .otae
Nus. he latelsrc, healthy 1ad exemplary wife, :1 Il
ss5 q asr: With esns Meana-tn tasc eaasEe q
ard stL phrtofr1hhs e1eh4aked II inquired This b
EEGtcE. Flea1e sdatrfs J. n ELIIutT, Ciic leo r. O,
, 1869-09-26
S9RAYm Or STOLEN,

year cd hr.fer nd aides and hsek IIh
rtal Itw nd Eln bc given II returned 70 PAT NAN
, 1869-09-26
nrTY REAT, BTATHsFoR SALE

RsTJHH,KEx1xn, RAA1. ESTATE oFs1oEfn
Ss I'd 5.sa: ii zii'S-
ss. ss:, ssS s. i, 4 ,1s md
e,:se:s' 81. r., " w;
i.He.ss, ns1E uetsa Psis. .toeo> md 1os .h.ta
0slkys Pe.5 fs!iau st. evttsss hoase Of si4 rooms
NaIoeH- ntst lneoan, nav trpssosy house, 10
1.stsea +. ta,t os n.ltea, two .wu<sor5 hoa.sa.
81 &rssn.t. n;s1 Rshey. ,nsr t~o.,ery bouss, and
lot. cs!y t4;so: hsts.tn.
ri 20 Il - 'rd,sf Z TT .na aNe.'
@f:E e ~ ~ &c. .tor ro.,
.sa M esaa ess '''' h'a'
ss3 s1;; : si;s:s '"'''' A'a'' 10
A. A. :e ssats & & 3I';y i. ss,sS s.
s e.: Sc 4 T!Ss i;:sai LOIRE
fsa.s ss,ls =. .oush , :; n.aals.:e 4 All; ts.!sS .
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GARDEN Cit rAEkTkkrstsR.
match Ratne wAs rla1rd yesterday between
iiet;nt'tch LEY AMI Enterprise Cjul Of this city.
Al the ri.h NJ ire veil played mud closely con-
u -it'i !uhlnGH TIT tcore Stood: Garlen cttE. IL:
lsnttFrree, .. An eye witness Of the GANG critI-
tv- IN The efr.ct that thrpart uf the Garden
1rr. *hi:c q tic Enterprise Cnl, O'Setl, OiJyten
aha sthnur 1nade the 1sst plays. Jackson. Of
N" t'Aritu C!ty, malc + 1us,e run and . splcndld
Il Catch
TIE RED FracElxGs' First pErKAr.
S> FHAsrfEtN,. ErJf. p -1hcrc has k,ecu con-
enrrahle eArltemtni nmnnR tase bali players
t!;T- thr arrival vi the He'd SfScltngA There
~'re nss'nl s.'HH spectators nj The Recreation
t':"aHa~ iO~dsy 10 witness The match Wtta the
s.n frAuc,eco Cag1eA. ID nine innings tho ltel
:''"'Alncs fcoFch a.: the Eagles 40. The lied
tt,s AissE. rndc ho.ne runs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-07-03
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