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MlscELLANE NEOUs.

New ORLEANS, September S.-hes-
terday's down freight train on the
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
fell through a trestle above Meupers-
Vile and took fire, consuming Jour
cars and their contents.
PORTLAND, September s.-Senator
Fessenden died at $3.50 this am. lie
was sensible until the hour OF his
death. He passed a comfortable night
until 5 o'blOck. Physicians were Ia
attendance and did everything 70 re-
lieve his sufferings, which otherwise
would have been great at the close.
SAN FRANBIsCO, September o.-A
recount of the election returns Of the
second ward reveal greater diserepan-
cies than at first reported. Freeman
QndependenD gains l4S over Me
Coffin. 1t will probably require the
balance Of the week to compute the re
CHIcAGo, September s.-A young
man named David WalsO, a street cal
conductor, eight months married, sho
and fatally VouYded bis wife on th'
street last evening. she had qleq
bill for divorce, on the ground ina
Wash had another wife in New YORK
NEW YORK, September s..A
WashIngtOu- dispatch states that tn
United States Marshal, at Macon, ia
has seized vessel % there, with bfty
filibusters on board, bound tOr ChDa.
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CITY NEW 8.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

1t was almost cold enough for
frost yesterday morning.
The extreme length Of our Council
proceedings to-day necessarily crowds
out much other local news,
Arrangements are being made TO
import largely of Italian goods during
the coming season.
1t is said there will be a little
party some where out on the Charles
ton Road this evening.
Only two steamers were at the
landing yesterday, and last evening
not a single vessel lay at the wharf.
The new wharfboat for Capt.
Larry Harmstad arrived here yester-
day, and will be put on daty at once.
Six arrests yesterday at the upper
statiOnhOuse, two drunks, two assaults
with intent to kill, one passer of bad
money and one assault on Il boot black.
Business among the merchants
Yesterday was exceedingly duh. The
Gause-no arrivals by river and but
few people by rail.
"A special train leaves the Mem
phis and Ohio depot this morning at
s. O'Clock, for the tournament at Gal
loway's. 1t will return this evening.
"A we'll known sporting man was
arrested yesterday on the charge Of
vagrancy. His case was continued
until to-day.
Harris, the negro orator who la
bored in behalf Of the Democracy, has
gone over to the universal suffrage
party, and will try his level best for
that party in Mississippi.
The bones alluded TO yesterday as
going to New York, are destined for
Georgia where they will be put to all
the uses they are adapted tO-such as
knife handles, combs, manure, etc.
"A pistol shot fred on Jefferson
street last night, about y O'Clock,
created some commOtiOn, but resulted
in no damage save the breaking of a
window glass.
An excursion train Is expected to
20 out the Charleston road with q
bran span new locomotive, the recent
ly built elegant sleeping cars, and a
new set of harness throughout.
"A notice elsewhere calls upon
draymen to hand their names to T.
w. O'DOnnell, on Mccall street, 10
enable him to collect the State and
county tax of S2l 30 on each dray,
which by late decision Of the courts
was decided Illegal,
The noon passenger train on the
Ohio Road failed to arrive until pm.
yesterday. Two freight trains ran
together three miles beyond Milan,
throwing several cars off the track,
was the cause of the detention. No
one was hurt and the damage was
small.
"A committee Of gentlemen yester-
/ day visited a number of prominent
mercantile houses to obtain their
pledge to sustain a regular Memphis
and New Orleans packet line. They
were very successful; nearly every
firm willingly agreeing to support the
Mississippi and her cOnSoFt,
A committee of merchants and
mechanics is suggested at the next
meeting Ofthe Chamber of Commerce,
to prepare . memorial to the Legisla-
ture on the subject Of the merchants
tax law, and other burdens bearing
heavily upon trade and commerce.
Our worthy representative, Mr.. Cub
bins. will work like beaver 10 obtain
relief from present burdensome taxa
ton.
( Very serious complaints are made
4 bv our merchants at the delay expe-
rieneed in receiving freight from the
Memphis and Louisville depot. About
one hundred cars, all laden with mer-
ehandise have been at the depot some
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ST. LOUIS.
Bank FaIiure--Mail Robbery---NeU Mexico
Elections.


Elections.
ST.. LOUIS, September S.-The old
banking house Of Labenrest * Co., OF
this city, announces their suspension
to-day.
A farmer was robbed of Sl3,0 900 at
Mason City, Mo-, last Sunday, and
sam Compton was arrested at Hanni-
bal Yesterday, for committing the
deed. and most of the money recOv-
cred.
A dispatch from Helena, Montana,
saws the mail coach from that point TO
the railroad was robbed Monday
night, about fifty miles north Of Ca
enne, by four road agents, of two
treasure boxes containing about S30,-
900 in gold bars. They also robbed
the passengers Of all their arms and
$1,000. This is the second robbery
within a week, amounting to $50. 900
in the aggregate.
A dispatch from Santa Fe, New
Mexico, says the election on Monday
was quiet, and the returns indicate
the election of the entire Republican
ticket. In Santa Fe county, as far as
heard from, CIeaves Republican, was
about 500 ahead.
The Ore0Onlar publishes an account
of the fight by Col. Green with large
party of Apaches, in the White NOUN
iains. He killed five Indians, cap
tured a large number of horses and
mules and destroyed vast amount OF
property.
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G. y. ORDwAY, Tennessee,
J.C. AIDE RSON, Kansas,
W. 5. MORELAND, Alabama,
Expenditures and Contracts.
Il = uTrNYFV MisafGgfn mi

G. y. ORDWAH. Tennessee
J. c.. AIDE RSON, Kansas,
W. 5. MORELAND, Alabama,
Expenditures and Contracts.
| +. s. HUNT, Mississippi,
". STEVENSON, Georgia,
| THOS. SMITH, Arkansas,
| CHAS. W. GARDIS Err, Iowa,
J. W. ROGAN, Tennessee,
Committee on Securities and Assets.
On motion of Gen. Hood, the report was
| dnly adopted.
On motion. the convention adjourned
sine die.
o. Fl. MINER, Sec'y.
Already about thirty among tho lead
ing citizens of Memphis have agreed to be-
come Trusteesof this Department, which
1t is proposed to organize with not less
than fifty members, who, when qualified
as Trustees, viii organize by electing
from their number Board of thirteen
Directors for the Department, which
Board viii elect President, Yice-Presi-
dent, ETC., for the same.
All money derived in the Department
as net assets OF the Association viii be
kept In the Department and loaned there
by the Board Of Direction as prescribed
by the Charter of the Association. Thus
it is essentially a home institution, con-
trolled and managed by citizens of our
own State, snd enjoying ut least every
possible benefit of purely local Organi-
zatiOn.
Il Is strietlya mutual e0mpany-hav-
ing nat cent OF stock. All its assets,
which have accumulated to more than
one million tlue hHhdred thousand dollars
since June, 1868, belong exclusively to
its poliey-holders, and all It's earnings
will be equitably divided among them.
The unexampled growth and success of
the Association show that its liberal and
equitable system IS highly approved BY
the best end ablest fnancieFs and busl-
ness men Of the country.
G., W. GORDON, Manager.
(For the present at No. IS Madison street,
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time, but the Company are only able
TO deliver q few car loads daily. Com
plants are loud and deep, and several
merchants have ordered freight hereaf-
ter to be shipped over other lines. This
evil could be remedied by employing
extra clerks and extra drays to deliver
the freights. If the road does not I'M
mediately make some change Tor the
better, we predict that her freights
will fall off rapidly.
"A horse and wagon were stOlen
from Messrs. Jungle d Harmon, on
Tuesday. Yesterday the horse returned
alone and the wagon was found some
where, by one who recognized it, but
the harness is non est.
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TT,RE FULLOWIN6 ELEGANT PASSEN-
i ger boats OF this line leave Aiemp phis for
Little Rock Is follows:
OZARK. BLAIsDELL Master
Mondays az . o'clock pm.
W. A. CALDW EiL.--.~--Hube Haynes master
Fridays, at . o'clock pm.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the following pack
cts. which leave Little Rock Mondays and
Thurdays, at o'clock pm:
AMERICAN. Levi Chapman, Master
kSVILLE E...--.-.-.- .ReasOner. Master
Thus making two trips a week from LITTLE
ROCK through 10 FORT G. IBsOS
Through bills OF ladilz given for freight 70
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FTeights delivered at destination, az all
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 20 shIn by this line
from the North, East or West 70 any point on
the ArkanEae river. should have their goods
ER PACKET SoAPASY,' at Memphis tofice ~
Front street, Mosby biock.) Those shipping
frorn New Orleans shauld eOnsign TO " Mem
phts and AFSaEaas River Packet Company,
Mouth of White River.
On or about the lst OF September the
steamer w. A. Caldwell will take her place
In the Line, leaving on Wednesdays, making
a tri-weekly line.
new boats for the Arka2sas river, which VIII
be finished about the 18th Septemb Der, thus
securing % their patrons rellaDle tri-Week
~ line In high or low water.
4. A. KENDIG, Agent,
spll OGee sa Front street, NosDy hioek,
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FOREIGN.

DUBLIN, September S.-A meeting
favorable to amnesty to the Fenians
was held at Limerick yesterday.
Twenty-Five thousand persons were
present. Resolutions were adopted,
among which was one asserting that
the farmers Of Ireland will not accept
any Tenants Rights bill till the pO-
litical prisoners are liberated.
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ELECTION NEWS.

MONTPELIER, Vt, September g.
Not over 5000 votes were pOlled IN
this State yesterday. Returns from
thirty-five towns give Washburne,
(Republican,) for Governor, 6844, and
Heaton (Democrat) 1897. This shows
a majority on the whole vote of about
25,0O0.
The Senate will be unanimously
Republican and the House twenty
Republicans TO thirty Democrats.
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THE MINES.


The Fire in the Scranton Coal kiHes.
PHILADELPHIA, September S.-A
special dispatch from Scranton, Penn,
dated p. m. to-day, reports the find
ing of nearly 200 dead bodies Of the
miners piled up together in Arondaie
mine.
LATEB.-A private dispat ch says
lO3 dead bodies have been bro ught up
from the mine.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
Al Memphis. Tenn, day OF 1865.
TTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
i appointment as Assignee Of JAMES
RIGGS, fndiy ilually, and a. one Of the drm
OF Hansell & Riggs. OF Memphis shelby
county. and state OF Tennessee, WAtkin. said
District, who has been HdIudicated n bank
Tupt upon his own petition. by the District
Court of said District.
augaI q. WOOLDRTDGE. Assignee.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS
268 Front ST, Memphis,

our STOCK nE1Su LARGE AND CON
- Ptete, purchased from Manufacturer ami
hfst hands, at lowest dgurers, and shipped ~
cheapest freights ever known 10 Rssrn .,Elf,
.st ~ sIs uetefInlned 70 offer such iudueenent-
~ ta5 LHtf fcnants OF The surrounding country
8 VIII In future make Il plainly g theft In
terest 70 trade IN Memphis and with us. n.
9fdef that there may De no misuudsrsta-f-
Ing on this point. we say r,IainIy thsf -
WILL on SAME DATE AND WITH saTE orAI-
- % GOODS DUPl1cATE ANY Cash ORDEg
LoCi-, transportation added
We have nnW IA store and 70 arrive:
400 pieces and half pieces Ky. Baa4iag
1900 bundles iron Ties, hest makes
so casks Clear Bacon Sides;
% casks Shoulders;
SIS hhds. louisiana SEgars
100 bits. Hard Sugars
IS hes. S. C. Hams
300 kegs Leaf aard
400 essss eaddy Lard
= Hefees Lard.
2So sacks Fair to Choice ceTee
so pockets lava Coffee
200 cases I and pound Oysters
200 kegs Nails:
100 boxes Candles
100 half boxes candies
100 One-guarter boxes Candies
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 boxes Y. {. and 8. {. Soap
500 bags assorted Shot
20G barrels Superiae Flour
$50 barrels xx and XXX FlOar
IS barrels Fancy Brands Flour %
SO barrels Golden Flake" Fisar---our
GSn brand, and tae best Flour in
market
200 barrels K. D. Neal;
l30 barrels and half barrels whisky.
IS barrels B0sFb0a and Rye:
100 caedles Bright - tobacco
rs boxes Tobacco
lo0 kegs choice AOlasses:
IS barrels and half barrels aolasses
300 harrek. KaHaSha Salt, Ete.. Etc. Ste.
An inspection 1f our stock and prices ,gtig
be 70 the advantage OF ALL CLo-E rtsE %.
FPHQF 80 Ii1sE BCTEEs, and We cordially Ia
Tite Al such 10 give us call
- Drtiers Dy mail viii aIWays sfatr,s oar
prumpt attention.
T00F. PHILIPS & Gu.
aHl5 268 Front Streef.
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MARRIED.

BR0oKS-POLK-At the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Q. r. Polk, near Bolivar.
Tenn, on Tuesday moFnihg, September 2,
lS&9, ny Rev. Mr.. Mullsly, Mr.. TUDOR +.
BROOKS ofMenphis, to Miss OcrAvIA p. Polk
Norfolk (Va.) papers copy
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis POstoffice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day.
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enable the Convention to form an honest
opinion about the Association, so that the
delegates, when they returned to their
homes, could give their people intelligent
advice about the safety OF insuring In the
Association. He pledged to give them
every facility for making the inyestiga-
tion.
On motion, duly seconded, it was re-
solved that each delegation select its own
member of the
ExAMISATIoN COMMITTEE:
The following delegates were selected:
Fl. O. Goodrich, Illinois.
w. Stevenson, Georgia.
r. W. voolfolk, Kentucky.
A. Beattie, Missouri.
+. s. Hunt, Mississippi.
c. N. Ordway, Tennessee.
W. G.. Gibbes, South Carolina.
G. W. Gardiner, Iowa.
Thomas Smith, Arkansas,
Talbot Ashton, Nebraska.
J. G. Anderson. Kansas.
w. 5. Moreland, Alabama.
J. w. Rogan, West Tennessee.
On motion, duly seconded, the commit
tees were instructed to meet at 9 am. on
the 2Sth.
On motion, duly seconded, the COnven-
tiOn adjourned, to meet at pm. on the
2Sth, TO receive the reports of the Com
mittees.
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NOTICE.

District al West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
At Mem phis. Tenn, day OF 1869
TINHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
i his appointment as Assignee OF J. q.
BALDWIN, OF near Moscow, FaVette county,
and state OF Tenuessee, wtthin said District,
who has been adiuGicated - bankrupt, upon
bis own petition, by the District Court Of said
District.
RQg35 o. WOOLDRID5E f Assignee.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

THQRPE-fhe friends and Acquaintances
of P. Fl. and Jane Thorpe are invited 10 at
tend the funeral Of their infant son, GUY
THoXAs, this Thursday morning at 10 o'clock,
from their residence, corner YaRgs and De-
Soto streets.
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NOTICE.

District OF West TeaAessee,
In BANKRUPTCY.
At Memphis, Tenn, day OF 1853.
TEvHE undersigned hereby gives notice or
his appointment as Assignee OF liOBT. A
PEBBLES, Of Memphis, Shelby county and
STATE OF Tennessee, " thin said piatFict who
has been adjudicated a bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the p.sfiieg Court OF ssl.i
District.
ang15 q. WOODBRIDGE. Assignee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED.-A good situation IN a whole
w sale and retail grocery store by n young
man that understands The business perfect,
or aS bar-keeper In first-elass bar-rOOn.
Best or reference given. Address
ses ]. X. l., No. y jefferson street.
q SON For sale an improved cotton
10 OO5NDs farm in Mississippi, which sold
readily Tor sltJ0 IN gold in 1851. viii be sold
II Immediate application be made for sou
In u. :. currency, as the owner needs that
amount OF money at once. Address I. =. Il.
10 Beal street. seS
French Beauties owe their elegant CON-
pleEions TO the use Of MIX Of Vlolets, now
the most popular cosmetic IN Europe. sold
oy ali druggists and fancy goods dealers. v.
". BrinckerhOR, U, ). agent, n. Y.
ITO MERCHANTs.-A Memphian, who Is
Il engaged In travelling business that
brings him In Intimate contact with the peO-
PIE OF Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas
would be pleased 10 consider proposal from
few Memphis merchants.
Address at once TEH
sci Care Us Real street
DCBLIC WARNING am again under the
L painful and humillating necessity OF
warning the public against my son, Joseph
LauFtll, aged IL years. You must receive no
orders, either written or verbal, purporting
TO come from me, as give none, and viii not
pay any debt OF his contracting.
SET l.. LAGRILIA
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NOTICE.

District of West Tennessee,
In hankruptcy.
AT Memphis, Tenn, day OF lSG9.
TTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
Il his appointment as Assignee OF RICH
ARD J. JONES OF Randolph, Upton county,
and state or Tennessee. within said District.
who has been atliudicatcd "a bankrupt, upon
his own petition, BY the District Court SAID
District,
aug2j o. wOoLDRrDGE, Assignee.
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The corner stone of new Episco
Pal Church was laid at Bolivar on
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE

District OF West Tennessee,
Ia Bankru Dtcy.
Al Memphis Tenn, 9th day OF August, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of James Z. AHder-
son and Joseph W. GAY, individually, and as
partners by style Of Anderson a Cay, or Mem
phis. Shelby county. and state of Tennessee,
within said District. who have been adiudl-
Gated bankrupts upon their own petition, by
the District Court OF said District
aus y. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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Notice to Gotten Shippers.


at the established price sOr the season Of sew
enty-nNe cents per bale. This inciledes draT
age from the sress. Insurance, extra tse. sud
covering sample hole. Cur interest being
identlcal with that OF the shipper, every exer-
Ton " m be used TO pat aad ship cotton In
the best possible condition. To that end, and
70 facilitate the rapIt compression aud ship
ment OF cotton, We viii offer you. o. the sea
son opens. the united use Of the three power
fal steam Tyler Presses. the shippers. IN
Charleston and the Chickasa ps-the best Ia
the country, with which will be Connected
men OF known experience and integrity. =.
II. A. MONTGOMERY
Supt. Memphis Cotton Press Association.
sep6
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
3zs FRONT STREET.

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE,
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
II hand, q fati assortment, consisting ia
part a. follows:
ld9 casks Baeon:
Sl1 barrels Mess PORK.
EsJ barrels jOwls and tsumps:
80 kegs Lard.
lH3 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
~ sacks Coffee:
ao5 pkgs. M0lasses-hhSis.. b5fs. hlhs e ar
lV9J pieces Kentucky Bzigging n Z Vi. Ey
pY, Lanslemasa, and !. Z %. Flax
IJ0 tons celebrates .. arrow Ties
~ Kegs NRlls--assorted sizes:
80 barrels Flour;
A-arth Carolina Roe cut and lcroaa HzYrrhr
l5zi hbls. pure. .cDppsr-fiistllltSi Mhi-kv-
l1u barrels reef idrd WhisAg.
81 barrels RObius0n C8uniy Whisky
Calling your atfea;iala 10 the above. We re-
spectfuiiy request . continuation "a your pa
tronsge, ami PFqnlse by stricI Attention 10
business, With the interest VI our Ylnt roi,s
ever before us, to nlrrit q.
auga dsw HILL. FONTAINE & Co
va N. FAERISGrOS- HESRY n HOWELL
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NF F. VIII he ready for business IN oar new
w store on 81 september ana Will have a
good stock Of Plantation supplies TO meet thr
wants of our friends.
rs Particular attention paid % sales Of
Cotton. which VIII be- stored ia our own ware
house. and sampled and weighed with care.
- Gotten in store will be covered by insu-
rance unless otherwise instructed. aud ali
shipments by river insured under our open
policy.
sng2s FARRINGTOS 4 HOWELL
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Total expenses. S22l, 1853 %
REPORT OF sUB-CoSIMurEE ON ASSETS
AND SECURITIES.
OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, I
ST. LOWS, July q 1sea. ]
To the Comnittee on Examinatln:
Gsatteme7i: Your Committee on Securi-
| ties and Assets, having made detailed
and thorough examination in these par
ticulars, would respectfully submit the
accompanying statement as showing the
result of theit Investigations. 3our COM
inittee have seen, handled and counted
aud computed every bond, mortgage or
other security owned by the Association I;
they have carefully examined, compared
and verified the various items of their
statement with the regular BOOKS OF
the Association, and they are well salts
fied and convinced that said statement Is
true and correct In every particular. In
regard TO the method OF making invest
ments, they have found evidence Of snch
care in selection and examination Of in
vestments as to leave in their minds no
doubt whatever as to the value Of said se,
enrities. Actual assets, se3e, ,eSs 4s.
G, Z. HUNT, Miss,
~. STEVENSON, Ga.
j. W, RQGAN, Tenn,
FH0S. SMITH, Ark,
cHAS. W. GARDINER, Iowa,
Secretary.
Your committee call attention TO the
following facts elected from the various
examinations:
The committee on income and
business report that the to-
tai income to July l, 1863,
........S1, 100, ,I0 IS
Committee on expenditures
report total alexpenditures..... %, las 25
The committee on assets aud
sepgrities report actual as
S9G9, ,0SS a
Katio of of expenses and losses 10 re.
ceipts about lS5 per cent,
Your eommittee cannot refrain nom ex-
pressing their satisfaction at the complete
And perfect refutation, given in the course
and Fesults of their Investigation, to the
bitter and malicious attacks which have
been made upon the Association, and
thay desire to express herein their contin-
ued and implicit confidence in the officers
of the Association, and their cordial ap-
progal of the character of its management.
as fully shown this day.
The undersigned, members of the in
vestigating committee, hereby attach
their names In attestation of its correct
ness and their approval thereof
w. GEO. G1RBES. South Carolina,
n. o. GOODRICH, Illinois,
u. ASHTON, Nebraska,
2. II. VOOLFOLK, Kentucky,
Business and Income.
A. BEAGTIE, Missouri,
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NOTICE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
ssEPaeket COmp'yiE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
United States Nail Linz.

TF,RE FOLLOWING ELEGANT. PASsEN-
u ger boats Of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock Is follows: