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Estate OfThOmas A. Jackson.
"A LII persons indebted to the above estate
a. are requested to make immediate pay.
ment. The notes are payable at the Office
of John E. King, Esq, who is instructed to
institute suit within ten days, If paymens
be not made at the expiration Of this delay.
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Administrator. ]
Nov. 14th, 1868.
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

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Estate of Joseph Grademigo.
Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No 1926
A IMEE GRADENIGO, of the Parish of St.
IA Landry, having applied by her petition
to be appointed administrative Of the Estate OF
Joseph Gradenigo deceased, late Of said Par
ish:
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will flo tho
same i'll writing at my Office in tho town Of
Opelousas, within ten days from tho present
notice.
JOS D. RICHARD, Clerk,
December 5, 1863.
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Steamer. CLEONA.

Opelousas, May 3Oth, 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-20

IUII1O DN t1'IO0I1Jf W. - '~0S'
Gen. J. r. CHALMERS, Supt.
BLOOD HORSES.
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A RLicArEp LEE.

.-s-iast the time has come when must part
From niends I've loved SO long ana ioFoo
so we'll,
As nom It's depths there comes one word
farewelil
Farewell sweet flowers that bloom In carly
give YOU i,,i' up indeed with bitter pain.
YOU carly buds VIII bring the birds mat sing
In choral glsdness, 'round you once again
7 Thought once more TO see your blossoms
10 ,S',sn ,'l,is a t,nv bunch within my hand.
TO have Your perfume sweetly nh MY foomr
Before Journeyed 10 that better iand.
But must not repine. for He knows best,
He gives His chilaren what they need-no
Nv heart Is Thine. oh Lord; content I'll rest.
Until reach that bright celes'iaI shOre'
Come nearer. mother, let me feel your kiss
Upon ms forehead as in days gone ny;
What. tears my mother: YES you Il S"oiS
The child you love, now called 50 young-to
diei
Come 81, beside me; round me clasp your
There's something I must tell you ere I die;
Your shelterins love has kept me rom All
Fen in The hour the tempter stood so nigh.
Tell hin, fuav husband that my latest thought
Was OF the love bore him in the past
That love so pure, so holy, but which brought
such endless woe, such misery al the last.
Tell him blessed him, mother, ere died,
Forgaye each cruel, harsh and ieunting
word,
Hoped to the end he'd unEer by my side,
That his loved voice would be the last l
heard.
/ know he'H come again when I'm dead,
And strew the flowers 1 loved upon my
grave,
THEY'LL blossom into blessings on his head,
And shield from harm the soul tried 10
save.
I'm tired, mother; I'm chill and cold
With your fond hand nov smooth my pl-
low straight;
The sun Is gone-the day is growing old
Seel angels ope tor me The Golden G&tel
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FOREIGN.
interesting Items from Abroad.


LONDON, September l9.- Henry
Phillspot, d. D., Bishop of Exeter
died yesterday, aged 81.
1t is estimated that more than one
hundred and twenty vessels were
wrecked, and several seamen Injured,
IN the late gale.
MADRID, September l9.-It IS ruI-
mored that Napoleon has telegraphed
10 the French Minister at Washington
that Francs desires that Cuba shall be
retained by Spain.
Gen. Prim, it is said, has had q see
ond interview with Napoleon anu
Lord Clarendon. The Foreign Secre-
tary has also had another audience
with the Emperor.
A decree pr0claiming the liberty OF
worship ia Cube VIII appear IN the
official GOzeii6 tomorrow.
1t il probable that Becris or Romeo
will be sent 10 Cuba to resolve on the
spot all questions Of administration.
The enbarkafiOn Of reinfOrcements
for Cnha has commenced. 1t Is con-
fidentisliy asserted that Admiral
Foote will command the feet.
The prospects of the Duke OF Genoa
as a candidate Tor ihe throne are I'M
proving.
A marriage with the daughter Of the
Duke of M0ntpensier is proposed.
PARIs, September l9.-Gen. Prim
has left on his return to Madrid, where
he will arrive on Tuesday next.
The weather is stormy.
The Emperor did not attend the
races at BOis de BOiOgne.
Baron Eon Beust, the Austrian
Prime Minister, is expected.
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WASHINGTON.

A New Rational Bank The Public Debt
Ma Reduction fer OCtobsF--.Ths Adminis.
tr4,iol on Cuban Independents.
WAsHINGION, September lS.-jn0.
Law Knox has received appointment
and decided to accept the cashiership
of the Union Square National Bank,
which has recently been organized IN
.New York.
indications are that the public debt
statement 20 be issued on the first ol
October, will show very little, II any,
reduction, payments Tor the present
month having been very heavy.
Much Of what Is stated - 10 the
Course of the Administration On tbe
subject OF Cuban Independence IS mere
matter OF conjecture. All that Is GER
Iainly known j. through the media
ton of Mr.. Sickles, Minister 10 the
Spanish Government. There are no
present indications Of acknowledge
ment Of hei!igerent rights, The poll
icy Of the Administration has been
and Is To enforce the neutrality laws,
and to act in good faith according 10
treaty obligations. There j. no ques-
ZION that il deeply sympathizes with
the Cubans in their struggle, and viii
cont nue 10 exercise Its friendly Offices
with discretion and with q view 10 ef-
feet solution Of the question salts
factOrily To all parties interested.
Senator Cole has left Washington
for his home In California,
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ST. LOUIS.

Dredoe Boats eoaHd SOulh--TelagTaph
Operator kiIled---fFesks Of a Drunken
han---lrish lmmigratieE aBd HomaH SUI
frage Conventions.
81. LOUIS, September l3.-FOur
dredging boats passed here Yesterday,
ON Tnelr way 10 assist in cutting "a
canal from the Mississippi t. Lake
Borgne, below New Orleans, by which
SHIPMENTS in bulk can be made 10
shin Island in ali weather, and there
transferred to vessels.
While John Mathews, ii telegraph
repairer, was taxing down some wire
from a pole at the Elevator, lass even
ing, the pole fell, preciPitatlnG HIM TO
the ground, and killing hini almost
Instantly.
Geo. ". Julian, a well known citi-
zen, was attacked yesterday by a
drunken, crazy man, azd was terribly
beaten on the head, iraet1ring MS
skull badly. lie will probably di9.
The arrangements for the Irish Inn
migration Convention, 10 be held here
on the sth Of October, afe progressing
finely. The indications are hat leTiriy
every State in the Union viii be rep
resented.
The Woman Suffrage Convention,
20 be held on the 9th aud sth Of OctO-
ter will also be largely attended.
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KU-KLUx.
They Deal samnar.y With their Victim.

They Deal SpmmaFIiy aith their Victim.
CHICAGO, September IA dis
patcb from Portage City, Wis, says
that Yesterday morning about half
past O'Clock the Columbia county
iail was entered, the jsil officers
made captiveS, and Pat " ildrick, the
notorious highway robber, taken out
and hung. The work was done 50
quietly that the citizens knew nothing
about the affair until Monday. The
lynchers were disguised, and appear
10 have come from 81 distance. VII
driek was in jail for highway robbery,
aud it was while his examination was
proceeding THAI the oid man Gale5,
from kilbouTne City, was murdered.
This makes two iynching and TWO
murder cases tlat have occurred IN
the vicinity Of Portage City within
one week.
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MExlCO.
Another fesOlaliOE Fsafsd-S,aNimliian's
RffrsNer RawarhsE

Another Res0lsiiBE FFafsd-slaNimiiian's 5
Betrayer Rewarded
CRY or MEXICO, SaptembcF 49,
Via Havana IA meeting OF Con-
gres. WAS held on the 18th Instant;
Senior Ni0ntize was Speaker. The Su-
Breme Court has probably reversed
The decision of the Guerrero STATE
Courts taxing the Pacific steamships,
4 proceeding which effects the New
York and ArXicO line, heretofore
taxed az Sisal.
! revolution AZ PGshla + feared.
Search has been made in the city
for Nexfpti, who is supposed 20 haYe
entered the city in disguise. NeleZ
who arranged the betrayal Of Maxi
milan with Lopez, has been appoint
ed Governor Of this district.
The opposition have become furious
Of late, owing 10 the shoOtingO Lieut..
Van Quease and the two SergeaGt-
VINO c0nspirei 20 capture the cOuducts
which contained the treasure. The
disturbances are anticipated At Guer-
rpro.
Professionalism Is making rapid
stride.
Is expected that GOV Boze will
DE voted out Of Congress by the ad
TnlnistratiOn majority.
The YillaiHy Of the Court has be-
come 80 notorious thsr several OF them
have been removed.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE.
The Eeh eenerai Meeting 10 be Held in
Eeg H6Ek.

The Next eeaerai Meeting to be Held 10
EeU YORK.
BosToN, September iS.-Ihe next
General meeting OF the Social Science
Association will be held in New York
on the 26th, 27th and 18th OF October.
From the names and character OF
gentlemen that viii take part, the
proceeding : promises to be highly in
taresting. Geo. W. Curtis, Prof. T..
w. Dwight. David Dudley Field,
Sheppard Hemans and Freieriek
Knapp OF New York, a. r. Spadord,
Congressional Librarian, Speaker
Blaine, Hon. J. 4. Garfield, j. \.
Potts, Hon. u. i. Dawes, Profs. Gill
man and Bacon Of Yale College
Prof Henry OF Smithsonian Institute,
and other prominent men, viii read
papers on the occasion.
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LOUISVILLE.

The Railroads Leading South Bridges. etc.
LOUISVILLE, September l9,- The
railroad lines South Of Danyille to
Nashville. Memphis and New Or
leans are not blocked with freight as
reDortpd by 2 New York dispatch oil
fhe 18TH. There has been some delay
in the transfer from JeiiersOnVi!le 70
Louisville, which is not eNpecled 10
continue any longer.
The bridge over the ONO river,
which IS rapidly approaching compile
tjon. will render The delays inpossi-
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Black caterpillar5 infest Mendisio
Switzerland. They creep into beds, and
cause painful swellings by their touch.
4 train of sulphur laid entirely around
house, and prayers diligently offered,
have alike proven powerless.
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SeToS. HENRY B. HOWELL
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A New Rational Bank---The Public Debt
No Reduction fer OC!ObsF--,Bhs Adm!ais.
tratiOa on Cuban Independents.
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No. 7.
BOARD 0F TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
I'm T0HAccn

HALL OF TRE CHAslBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, September l. 1863
f. E7slsu ESq., President Shelby County Agri-
cilltUrdi, lhechdlicdt and HGrtctiittTdt Society.
DEAR SIR: Al meeting OF the BOsrj Of To-
bacco Trade held this pm. the fSlloWing res
olutlOns were unanimously adopted:
Resq,ts,,, That the Memphis Board OF
Tobacco Trade offer a premium OF one
hundred dollars through your society,
10 6e awarded at your Fair, for the
hrst single hogshead OF Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars faF
the best hogshead OF shipping Leaf hftS
dollars for the second bSSt, aai twenty I've
dollars for the third al 10 be exhibited at the
Agricultural Fair Of this county. This to-
bacco Is TO be entered by the producer of the
same through some member Of this assoeia-
ton.
ResOired That premium Of fifty dollars be
awarded the owner OF the best box OF Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco.
10 bs exhibited through soine member OF lhis
association.
Hoping that the above action of the Board
OF Tobacco Trade meets your assent, have
tne honor 10 be your obedient servant.
j. W. DICKINSON, Prcs't.
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MERFRls, SEPTEMBER T. 1853.
PRIVATE PREMIijMS FOR c0TTON

r. Eltslssi. Esq. President Shelby County AGri-
c'3f1froi, Mechanical and H0rtictltUrol Socisiy.
DEAR SIR: As a tribute of respect from the
workers in metals 70 th2 tiiiers OF the soil,
The undersigned respec. .iuNy offers the fol-
low l0g private premium, TO be awarded by
yOur committee AT yOuF annual Fair in OctO-
Der, viz;
For The Best One Bale OF Cotton, Filley's
No. 50 Charter OAK stove worth. ..... = 80
respectfully,
F, SCHAREL 4 co, p MAN street
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-A0RRERY.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

- =
ieWelrs's and Large Amo ah suspieioh'
CINCINNArrests on SHsPer l9.-Rich-
ard Clark antSnber 19.-iiose were ar
rested yesterday Rose wpieion OF rsb-
bing the pork h0picion Sriggs SSwiii, +,
Monday night, OF F-.trge amount OF
bonds. On searching their lodgings
ST. 900 in bonds and a large amount
Iewelry and silVsrwafe was found.
CLARK and Rose, while Engaged in this
business, labored daily in factory.
It was a mere accident they were de
tected. Many Of the artieles found in
their hiding places hate been identi-
lied as the fruit Of rObheries commit
ted. Bills receivable to the amount
of about sl00,000 have also been re-
covered, but not the $4,000 in money
stolen at the same time.
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single buggy Horse. .......... O
e pair matched Mares for Car
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DIED.

PERSON-Of congestion, on the 18th inst,
at Pleasant Ridge. Shelby county, Tenn,
IANEs OLIVER PERsoN. aged Il years and %
days.
Christian Advocate please copy.
O'DONNELL-Yesterds l9th, at 10 O'Clock
s.na., PAT. O'DoSSELL.
Funeral takes place this mornng At
O'Clock. nom his residence, corner Bsal and
Turley streets. Friends and acquaintance
are Invited 10 attend.
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BY TELEGRKI.
Ol.g.lsA', 10 Ia. so1ia.osiara Pf''' a'''''aii''
NEW YORK.
Yellow Fever on shipboard.

NEW YORK, September l9.-Eight
yellow fever patients, from the french
Corvette Distress, have been admitted
into the quarantine hospital. one
death since her arrival here.
Among those who died at sea was
her commander.
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In accordance with the foregoing order OF
the Board, ali parties desiring TO know the
value OF their real and personal property, as
assessed by the assessors OF their respective
districts, can obtain such information on ap-
plicaifea at this ONCE until the 10Th day OF
September, 1862; petitions VIM be received
and referred 10 the assessors
AUS JOHN LoAdUE, Clerk.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS UNION STREET,

HAVE FOR SALE AND KEEP CONsTA NJ
IL Is on hand full supply. 10 pars a. iol
lows;
Loo casks Bacon;
2OO barrels Mess Pork:
go kegs I.ari;
lG1 hhds. Louisiana Sugar:
zoo barrels Hard and Refined Sugar:
200 packages Molssses;
500 pieces kentucky Bsgsing:
100 tens Iron Tles-assorted.
600 kegs Nails-sr sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
900 barrels Sslts
2o0 larysls whisky-aii grades;
Ia boxes Cheese;
500 bags Coffee;
Extra Sugar-eured HAMS, and numerous
articles not mentioned. ssl2
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Main Street Store for Rent.

! POS timely application snd sufficient in
u ducement offered. we viii rent for one
year from lst Septem her next, tbs Front Store
Gooin nov occupied by'Hs, corner OF Main
anu asdefson streets. with part of basement
aual RiTSTER TRFZEN A NJ Il 90
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INSANE ASYLIJN

OF. VINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
> INSANE, ST. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters Gf Charity, Au-
east ~, lS5s. 40 IS private Gild hrst-ci8ss In
ia arrangements aud accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and OF all de-
nominations are received. also those addicted
10 taking opium or other stlmulants 20 eX.
cess and desire 70 correct For terms, etc,
apply 10 Dr. J. X. BAUDUf or the SISTER
S7fpfRTDR RuR9
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fastest trOtting horse, mare or geiding,
mile heats IN -.ltu
No animal taking this first premium viii
he allowed hereafter to compete for any pre-
III lum given by this Association in this elias.
Fastest double team owned - Gle inGi-
yidusl, mol kent ler -potttng purpose =
N.rnr-. - 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-20

a. single Buggy Mare.-........-....... =
Style. durability. docility and training 20 be
considered in awarding to This class.
Best and most easy gaited Horse
or Mare FOR ladies' riding, 70
go all gates. ii two or more
enfrias are nade .....-...-..- =