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The Opelousas courier., 1869-08-28

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E SECL Poole de Cuisine fat aux Etats
- Unis ct partat pour la culssou des vaudrs
du pain. des biscuits, &c.
LIE plus durable,
LIE moins complique.
lie plus tacile diriger.
Ter prix accorde a la FORE de st Louis. Ell 1863
Ter prix accorde la Foire de St LOUIS. en- 1866.
Ter pri1 accorde a la Foire de st Louis, Ell 1867
Ter pix acco,de a la Foire de la Louisiana, 1865
Ter prix accorde la Foire de St Louis en- 1868
Es~Ctaque Fourneau brilliant" est garan,i
donn-r rn'ier" satisfaction, ou le montant est re-
tUurDe en- entier.
II. HALLER seul agent,
Marchand de toute rspece de Fourneaux de Cui-
SINE poe|es de "a "ns. grilles en- fer manufacture
De ferblantere du Japon, commune, DC. ,erriue,
vendre IN gros aux prix do New York
h. Haller, agent, No. 40 ru- dn Camp Maga.
sin entrepot, No lS5 rue Tchoupitoulas.
Nuuvele- Orleans
Louis Desbrest, agent, Opelousas.
2o aout 1869 la
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TAXES DE VILE.

NEUA qn doivent des taxes de vile pour an.
" nee 1869, sont par lie present averts que lie
soussigne est pret les recevoir, au bureau du
Sheriff on il sera tous les jours de 10 heures a
mld'' pendant dix jours compter de la date de
Get avis Cees qui nc seront pas paye-s lex
piration de cette date seront colectees avec fras
CHS: THOMPSON, Collecteur
Opelonsas % Aout 1869. Ct
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l. e p O O u E

L E 2 Q Q q E,
JOURNAL politique, commercial, litteraire,
J artistique ct srientifque. public en- Fraucas,
. 10 Nouve'le Orleans. deux fois par semaine e.
P. Placide Canonge, rsdaeteur en- Chef ct l.. E..
Marchand, Gerant.
Abonnement:-Un an, S6, six mois. a. Ie
prix de announcement est in invariablement payable
d'avance. Pour les abonnements, aunonces,
communications, sadresser aux bureaux du ionr-
nal, rue de Chartres, No. Ill.-Boi,e de lEpo-
que au bureau de Poste, Nouyelle. Orleans.
"Lock Box" lettre
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LA RENAISSANCE ELOUIsrANArsD.
OURNAL politiqne. litteraire ct agricole.-
O Emile Letranc, red edacteur-proprietaire Bu-
reaux, rue Cont, No. 4S, eneoignure Passage de
In Bourse. Nile. ORLEANS.
Abonnement:-Un au. SO, six mos S3 LIE
prix de rabonnement est invaliablement paya.
bic davancc
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e Pour de la matiere lire, voyez
la dernierc page.
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PRENEZ LIE MEILLEUR.

PEENE NEN LIE MEIILEUR.
T Z Regenerateur du Professor LIE.
IL BIG fera croitre les cheveux sur les te
tes chauves, rendra aux cheveux girls leur
couleur nasurells ct fera boucher les che
veux les plus droits.
Ce remede garantit est d vendre chez
c. Mayo, OpeIousas. [2s aout. la
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n: LoEB' au uureau de II. S1GMUSD LOEB,
d. Clalin & Co. N.-York. { Nlle.-Orleans.
H. Loeb &c co.
No. % rue de Chartres, NILE. ORLEANS.
II TMPORTATEURS ct Marchands en-
- gros de marchandises seches europe
ennes ct du pays, nouveaute, articles de
mode, chaussnre, mercerie, &c. &c.
g aout 1862 la.
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Renaissance L0uis1anoise
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FROM NEW YORK.
No Tidings from Gen. MCMahOn- -SiOyement
Against Lopez, Etc, Etc.

New YORK, June ll.-Letters from
Brazil of April 9th, state that Gen.
Mcmahon has not yet been heard from,
and the report that he had arrived in
AscenciOn proves to be unfounded.
The movement against Lopez has
commenced. He. is at QScura in 4 for
midable position.
Count Deu, sOn-in-laW of the En-
perOr of Brazil, now commanding the
allied forces, is said to have served
during our civil war on the staff of
Gen. Sherman.
Police officer O'Rrien, while endeav-
Oring to quell a disturbance last even
ing, in a liquor store on Front street,
was brutally beaten and stabbed. Two
of his aSsailants, James Quigley and
Alfred Nidette, were subsequently ar
rested.
At the meeting of the Polish exiles,
last evening, resolutions We're adopted
to celebrate the annexation of Lithu-
ania to the kingdom of Poland on the
11th of August next. The celebration
will be general throughout the princi-
pal cities of the Union. A model is
to be struck in Boston to cOmmemO-
rate the event.
1t is stated that Mr.. II. H. Robert
son, Of Washington, and Mr.. John
Tyler, Of Virginia, propose between
them that the Conservative men of
the South select their Senators and
Representatives from patriotic states
men living in the Northern States,
thus throwing overheard the villainous
carpet-bagger and the false, perfidious
and treacherOus scalawag. They con-
tend that one day prior residence in
the State to be represented will meet
all the requirements Of the cOnstitu-
tiOn a to qualifications.
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cobb Church, in Hainburg. Indeed,
this one is supposed to be tn first ever
erected on the Continent, though
Richmann had been already killed in
st. Petersburg In 1853, while expert
menting with the Franklin discovery
of 1749, having had a metal rod at
tached to his house and made to enter
his room, where he attempted to draw
electric sparks at pleasure; but during
a violent storm was himself struck by
the electric fluid.
The Halltown Mills, in Jefferson
county, four miles from CharlestOWn,
Va, have been sold to the MeSsrs.
Eyster, of Pennsylvania, for the sum
of S2j, 900. These gentlemen will at
once put $50, 1000 worth of improve
ments on the property, which viii be
used as a tirst-class paper mill. These
mills We're sold during the war for
$4,000 in Virginia State bonds.
White Pine, the famous silver
mining district in Nevada, received
its name from the vast quantities of
white pine timber covering the noun
tains in that neighborhood. A local
paper notices boards twenty-five feet
in length and twenty-One inches wide,
cut from white pine trees. One log
yielded seven hundred and siXty-siX
feet of lumber. sEH
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TELEGRAPHIG MARKETS.
CINCINNATI


CECISNArI, JuneIl-FIour s. J0a5 IS. Corn
6la8ic choice Tennessee e6c. Oats 6Sa7lc
Whisky held al 92a93c. Pork S33. Bulk shoul-
ders l35e; sides i4ei % Bacon n, shoulders 1o lise
are unchanged. cotton firm but quiet, 2yizc
Wheat 81 ljsu 80 Butter 2ia2zc. Eggs l5c.
ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis June ll.-Flour 81 5OaJ 60 Wheat
81 U5al 10. Corn 6la66c. Oats 65a6Sc. Rye 93I
95c WHISKY sc. Groceries quiet and nm
changed. Pork s53. Bacon shoulders axe,
side lsdlS'zc. Lard lS]zc.
CHICAGO
CmCAao, June Flour 81 JGaG 50. Wheat
MolaSSes s5easl Pork Se3s$2 ~ Lard lSalSs tc
Bulk shoulders l1lze.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLF. June ll.-Tobaec0 acIi sales
3ij hhds. at s5alS- Pork S3 Bacon shoulders
I3Lie sides l31asite; hams lsalsIygc. e Lard .r
y. Groceries unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June u.-Cotton-receiptS
to-day, AZ bales. for the week, 23jl bales; eX-
ports, 27:3 bales; weeks, foreign, l0,97s bales
coast wise, 2793 bales; stock, i0,7Si bales. The
market is firm and steady; middlings ~ e.
Cold 81. Sterling jl34. New York sight par.
Flour irm and unchanged. torn easier, 81 %
al To- Oats ia7Jc. Bran 81 70. Hay S-S. Pork
holders asking 81 7J--nO sales. Bacon easier,
shoulders li54e; sides lSalSlzc. Lard l9a20c.
Sugar nominal; common 91zal01zc; prime til ,
Y
dUll al S7a93r Coffee firm, fair, ftaH4c.
NEW YORK.
New YORK. June ll.-Cotton firm; sales 2g00
bales uplandS sic. Flour 81 70a5 -, closing sc
lower. Whisky S6a95c. Wheat 81 -, Corn ~
ag7e. Rice quiet, Coffee steady. Cuba Sugar
lial3e. A9laSSes o., but quiet. -.
the market is nevertheless active for cOtto
goods. especially brown and bleached fabrics (;
PeQuOt IL brown are now firm at l6lZc. IN
bleached muSlinS the fruit of the loom have
been advanced TO Isle, ana so have Mason
willie and LOnSdaleS by iobbers all around
Bells have also risen to SC, and LtncOlnS to
l6L9c. In other classes Of goods there is no
Important change, except in grey blankets,
which are y 5a5 per cent per pound higher.
Money-The sudden change in the aspect OF
the money market this1afternoon formed 4
prominent feature OF Wall street. and turned
the whole tide of speculation on the stock
Exchange from bear to bull once more. The
demand in the day was very pressing, and
per diem. in addition to the legal rate per an
mum in currency. As three O'Clock drew near,
however, there was sensible abatement in
the demand. and loans were made at per
cent, coin and currency, before the banks
closed; while afterwards money was offered
at per cent. currency, in. excess. ofthe wants
OF brokers', who had delayed making their
ban6 accounts. Sterling frmer, and the mar
ket Is bare OF prime bankers, bank and COM
mercial bills; 81 is asked for 90 days bills and
refused. Gold is active and buoyant il
opened at 80 and closing at 399S, our private
telegramS quoting 5-2D's down to 7ga sa793s in
London, aud q rise IN sterling close 10 specie
France also had their effect. The carrying
rates were y Jas per cent, also l-l6a3-l6 per
day. Clearances S7i.OO0000. Tennessee Bonds,
old &C; new 62ts.
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FROM HOUSTON, TEXAS.
0rgaRizatsR and Proceedings Of the Be-
publican State Convention.


HOUsToN, June 1.-THE Republic
can State Convention met here or
MONDAY, but did nothing of impor.
tance. 1t. met again on Tuesday
evening and perfected a permanent
organization, with j. G.. Tracey a.
President, and Messrs. Mills, Dix,
Carter, Cole and Parker as Vice Pres
! idents.
Mr.. Hill presented a resolution ap-
proving II the course OF Reynolds, in
| bringing gShe Jefferson prisoners to
trial, which was adopted.
+. J. Davis was nominated for COY
ernor and confirmed by acclMmatiOn.
j. W. Flanagan was nominated for
observation-disclosures; Frank Carter,
for Comptroller; and F. kincheller,
Of BeXar county, for Commissioner of
the Land Office.
Mr.. BatcheldOr made 4 speech, con-
demning the cause Of Jack Hamilton
am repudiating the nominations made
byH the gentlemen who met at Hutch
insN house.
In the platform the main features Of
the Radical party are endorsed. The
adoption of the Constitution IS recon-
mended
\ resolution objecting 10 enlran-
chising the whites was objected to by
Ruby Butler, who moved itS rejection,
which was lost, and the resolution
was adopted.
On wednesday the Convention
nominated Mr.. Henry for State Treas
urer, hut he declined, and Mr.. Price
Of Austin wspOminated.
\ State GENIAL Executive Commit
tee was appointed. And also COM
mittee of one from each Judicial Dis
trict to collect funds to carry on the
canvass, and the Convention adj
jOurned sine die.
Davis was serenaded in theeVening,
when he addressed the crowd.
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SHORT NOTES.

The poor Indians are indulging
in their usual summer recreation of
scalping and numbering defenseless
citizens. Cannot a consignment of
Quakers, ready to roast, be sent to the
plains in time?
If we should believe the on9 zenith
of the stories of the Spaniardsg there
would nGt.be at this time Cuban or
filibuSter alive on the ever-faithful
Island. The Spaniards are winning
all the victories, and yet their affairs
were never so desperate before.
The revolutionary spirit prevalent
i'm Spain, bodies i'll to the new Govern
ment. There is a strong determined
party in favor of Republicanism, and
it is likely that the next monarch will
fare as badly at their hands as the Eat
representative of the Bourbons.
The House of Lords have deter
mined to kill the Irish Church bill.
So much the better The subject will
come up each time in a more danger
Gus and threatening form than before,
and at last it may excite an earth
quake which viii pull down the en-
tire structure of feudalism and aris,
tocracy.
The leg drama don't seem to stand
as firm on its pins as usual, several
New York theaterS having suddenly
pegged out. In the closing move
ment the New York Telegram says
Fisk had the lead, of course. He viii
get at the head of every movement,
but he is not so sure when he attempts
4 feat.
The clergy denounce in the most
emphatic manner the infamous and
indecent representations which pre-
vail at present ON the matrimonial
stage. Archbishop McCloskey spoke
against them in the. most emphatic
manner on Monday last. When the
press and the pulpit combine against
such a nuisance, the people viii soon
follow their example.
Rev. John L. johnson, of Spott-
syl@ania Courthouse, is preparing for
the press his series of biographical
sketches of the alumni of the UIiiver-
sity of Virginia who fell in the late
war. He has collected already sketches
of about one hundred and fifty from
the States OF Virginia, Maryland,
North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louis
lama, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Missouri and the District of Columbia.
The centennial anniversary of the
adoption of the lightning conductor
in Germany was chronicled in the past
month. May, 1853, was the date Of
the erection OF the first lightning-rod
in Germany, on the tower Of the ia
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LONDON, June ll.-DiSpatchcs rom
Cork state that robberries Of arms and
ammunition are of daily occurrence
throughout the Southern. part of Ire
land, which are supposed TO be done
BY members Of the Fenian organiza-
tion. Extraordinary precautions are
being taken by the authorities.
Telegrams from Merthy, Wales, re-
port the disaster ut the mines less seri-
Gus than first reported. F'ifty-Siy
bodies have been recovered, and il is
thought that only seventy-SiN were
lost.
MADRID, June lin the Cortes
last evening the Budget for the COM
ing wear was discussed, and figured.
The Minister Of Finance stated in re-
ply to the question, that a reduction
Of the estimates was impossible.
The Duke dc MOntpehsier writes to
the COrtes that as 4 Spanish citizen
and soldier he acknowledges the new
Constitution voted by that body.
BRESTE, June ia banquet was
given on the Great Eastern last even
ing 10 celebrate the successful landing
of the new French cable. Among the
tOastS were, England" America" F"
and " France " which were apprOpri-
ately responded to by the representa-
tives Of these nations.
The Great Eastern has gone TO Port
land, England, for coal, and will leave
that port tomorrow for BreSt, where
she viii proceed to lay the cable TO the
United States.
LONDON, June 1.-THE agitation in
Paris last night continued until the
troops occupied the Monte Martre and
vicinity, and the cavalry paraded
through the streetsaH night. Shortly
after midnight the crowd in one of
the streets Of the Monte Martre district
broke through the line of police and
formed a barricade, but they were
dispersed and pursued by the troops
i'm all directions. Many windows
were broken and damage done to
property in that quarter of the city.
The cavalry charged on the crowds in
the street several times, and many
citizens were wounded; none killed.
The police have been very active, and
it is reported to-day that they have
made nearly 600 arrests since Friday.
Further disturbances are appre-
hended, and extraordinary precau-
tiOns have been taken by the Govern
ment 10 prevent them. The PGtrie
and other Paris journals give returns
showing the election of 80 official, and
| 90 opposition candidates,
The editors Of the ReCe9 have been
arrested on the charge Of conspiracy.
The firm of LiveSy & Thorpe has
suspended
BERLIN, June 1.-THE German ex-
pedition for the Artic exploration,
which has been preparing for some
time past at Bremen, is now ready to
sail. and viii leave on the 18th inst.
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ESTABLISHED 1S4O.-
FROM WASHINGTON.
caban Affairs Custom Receipts ts---Minister
10 Belgium, Etc

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Recent ad'
vices from Cuba state that the Difficult.
tv between the Spanish officers and
Organized vdslnteers is on the increase
and that the latter have now almost
entire control of the government OF
the island, and such is their power
that they have forced the Acting Cap
tain-Generaf to eOUntermand the re
quisiti0n of Dulce, on the home gov
ernment for re-infOreements of 5000
troops.
The receipts from Customs from
June 1st to the 18th, inclusive, were
.SI,474,I2S.
Hon. j. Russell James has been
commissioned Minister to Belgium
and will sail on the 26th inst.
Secretary Rawlings lett ior Connect
icut this evening on brief visit to his
family.
The loss by the robbery at Santa Fe
Is only S33, 900.
Eight National Banks have ceased
to be depoAtories for the Government
since the jth inst.
The Secretary of War has granted
years leave of absence to Dan
Sickles, with permission to go to Eu-
rope.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press assOoia'isp.
CLEVELAND.
the euBERHATORIAL CONTEST IN TEN
NESSEE.
PabIie speaking By ssnter aHd Stokes.
Very Little Enthusiasm Manifested BY the
People.

Special DiSp0ica i0the MeaPhiS APPe7t.l
NASHVILLE, June II, 10 p.m--The
discussion between Stokes and Senter,
to-day, at Cleveland, attracted crowd
Of only about two hundred people.
Stokes opened the discussion, taking
about the same ground as he did in
his Nashville speech. Senter followed,
and reiterated his position for univer-
sal suffrage, and he was very severe
on Stokes, Butler and Gate.
There was no particular enthusiasm
manifested for either candidate, the
crowd seeming about equally divided
in sentiment between the two.
L. 4 A..
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4 y taking charge OF the Memphis and White
/ River Mail Line / can only say that We
Will endeavor to conduct the business In such
a manner that IL viii be satisfactory to the
merchants and planters on our route, and %
the travelling public.
For the present we viii run two boats-leay-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
but as soon as the business VIII justify il, Will
put on a boat on Thursday, making tri-
weekly line. / viii here say to the Memphis
merchants, that 10 viii be my aim to give
them as low q rate of freight as IL Is possible
to do without injury or loss to the Company
which represent, and would ask of them 4
a hearty cooperation.
JOHN D. ADAMS.
Inn I fa1a
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NOTICE.
To The Merchants of Memphis and Mer-
chaats and Planters on White River.

7 HAVE this day sold the White River Mail
i Contract, with all my interest in the White
river trade, to the Memphis aud Arkansas
Memphis and on White river, by whom Mai.
Adams has been so long and favorably
known, need say nothing, as he Is no stran-
ger to them, having successfully carried their
malls and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. To the new
settlers take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable In every particular, and
ask for them a cordial and hearty support.
June TO- 1853. JOHN B. DAVIS.
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FROM BOSTON.
Man Burned to Death by UpsettiHg Lamp.
Riverside Park Races.

BOSTON, June 11.-Aillard Osmere,
while reading in bed at Newport, New
Hampshire, last night, upset the lamp,
and was burned to death.
At the Riverside Park the first race,
for eight hundred dollars, was won by
Myron Perry. Best time, 2:3l4. Sec
ond race, for four hundred dollars, was
won by Black Harry. Time 2:354.
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FROM ST LOUIS
Suit for Damages in Election cass---Races

ST. LOUIS, June n.-COl. W. T..
Switzler has sued Francis ROdman,
Secretary Of State, for $1,000 damages
for not correctly counting and certify
inc to the election returns in the late
election for members of Congress IN
the Ninth District of this State, where
by he failed to receive the certificate.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE spring
meeting of the I4aSalle Jockey Club
opened to-day at the Abbey Track,
which is now under the management
of General Storke. The first race was
a sweepstake for two year olds, half
mile dash, in which there were seven
entries, which was won by 0'Eallon >
colt, 5Sy Voucher time, 54s. TIE
second race was a sWeepstake for three
year olds, mile heats, $50 entrance for
44OO added, three entries, which was
won by Renfaw's colt, by Lexington;
time, 1.581 and l.543.
The weather was fine, though the
track was heavy. The attendance
was very good.
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FROM NEBRASKA
Travel Over the Union Pacific Railroad
Continues Coed.

NEMONr; NEBRASKA, June ~, via
Omaha, June 1.-THE passenger
travel over the Union Pacific Railroad
continues. very heavy. The westward
bound train this morning had five pas
senger coaches all full. Among the
tourists were Ben Wade and Roscoe
Conkling, L. S. Senators.
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FROM NASHVILLE
A keure Announces Himself Candidate
for the Legislature.

NASHVILLE, June Il.e-Nelson Wal
ker, an Intelligent eoiored y man,
& announces hinnselfa candidate torep-
resent Davidson county in the next
Legislature. His platform is uniyer-
sal suffrage and general amnesty.
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INDIANA MATTERS.
The SPECIFIC Appropriation Bill Declared
Valid.

INDIANAPOLIS, June LIN the
Common Pleas Court this morning
Judge Blair granted mandamtIs on
the Auditor OF the State, to pay specific
appropriations. This is q test case,
and viii be Immediately taken TO the
supreme Court. 9a
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DEvEREAUX-The friends and aequaint-
anees Of Thomas and Elizabeth Devereaux
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Of their infant daughter. this Saturday. even
ing, at O'Clock, from the residence OF Mrs.
BuehI. l46 Washington street.
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cOPARTNERSHIP.

THROM the above 1t will be seen that we
IL have become the SUCCESSORS of Messrs- r.
Robbins & Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience in
this trade induces us to rely upon g continu-
ance of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upOn our predecesS0rs. w Q propose 70 keep
on, hand a stock we'll adapted 70 the wants q
thesurroundfng country, and viii be prepared
at all times 10 offer great Inducements 70 pur-
'i'assis' BARBOUR, WILDER 8 SIMPSON.
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HERAIEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet in con-
junction 4th Wednesday in every month.
r. Mellersh, Secretary.
CAsPHIA COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM,
18th, No. ben. X. Pullen, 32d, Tarsh.'.; A.
L. Frankland, SD, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER or ROSE CRoIx, 18th, No.
i. Charles w. Adams, sd, M. W.; H I.
Tomlinson, sd, Sec.'.
PHILIPPE DUPLE EssEIs CoUScIL OF XII, 30th,
No. L Henry =. Woodward, SD, Comm. (;
william Y. Cirode, 32d, Rec.
CoNsIsToRY OF WEST TENNEssEE, 32D. John
Ainslie, 33d, Comm in Chief; Dodge G..
Trader, sd, Re-
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DISSOLUTION.

rT,HE firm Of e. ROBBINS & BRADLEY, OF
L Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
will be signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good viii
OF the business has been sold and conveyed 70
Wessrs. BARBOUR. WILDER & SIMPSON,
who will conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account aud in whose behalf
the confidence of the public is respectfully so
ELISHA ROBBINS,
AZ Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Dated at Memphis, April 30 1863