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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Mcmahon on the Paraguayan
War.
The Supreme cOurt---NOrth Carolina
Cotton Case.
Ocean Postage TO Great Britain.
Three Pence Likely TO be the Rate.
Election Committee on S. Carolina.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Cien.
Mcmahon was before the House sub
Committee on Foreign Affairs yester-
day, and gave history Of the causes
of the Paraguayan war. He said it
was instituted by Brazil to extend
monarchy and slavery. He himself
was well treated by Lopez, who is ia
vorably disposed toward the United
States. The Bliss Washburn difficulty
had been settled before he arrived in
Paraguay. Masterman, he said, was
an English subject, and he would not
have felt at liberty to interfere in his
case. His conduct as Minister has
been endorsed by the State Depart
ment. Ex-AIinisters Worthington
and j. Watson Webb are soon to be
examined.
In the Supreme Court to-day was
argued the case of the United States
vs.. George w. Lane-appeal from the
Court of Claims. 1t involves the de-
tention in North Carolina waters of
cotton which, during the rebellion,
had been brought from within the
rebel lines and under the saie-cOnduct
Of the military authorities Of the
United States.
WAsHINGTON, November 5.-From
late intelligence received through Mr..
Thornton, British Minister, it appears
that Her Majesty's Government is
prepared to reduce the single rate of
postage fur PREPAID letters between
the United States and the United
Kingdom to three-penee. There is.
little doubt, therefore, of the early
adoption Of this measure Of the postal
reform.
Representative Churchill, Eesna
and Randall, the subcommittee of
the Committee on Elections, after con-
ference to-day, decided not togo to
South Carolina 10 investigate the
contested elections from the third and
fourth Congressional districts. The
reason for their action is, that the con-
tingent fund of the House is exhausted
Of the means necessary to pay two or
three hundred witnesses necessary
10 he eAainincd iH 0rqeE 10
afford full Information for the action Of
the House.
Nothing more Is 10 b8 done on the
subject until the meeting of Congress.
The testimony In the Louisiana cases
taken by the committee viii make
10000 printed pages. The testimony
in tWeaty other eases, including the
C0TOde and NanWyck contest, VIII,
cover probably 6,G0g printed pages,
and there are already about thirty
contested eases.
During the last fiscal year about
7,GG0, 900 acres Of the public lap4s were
entered under tie Homestead and
other laws, yielding the Government
between four and Eve millions of dol
lars.
No action was taken by the Cabinet
to-day, relative to the appointment Of
q successor Ia fsutternela.
a delegation of railroad men from
Tennessee, called upon the President
this morning, merely to pay their re-
spects.
The custom receipts from October
Dbl TO the 30th, inclusive, were
- f3f.I 100.
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Approaching Death of Napoleon.

Wiles, of the Spirit Of the Times, who
is now in Paris under treatment for
nervous prostration, is the author OF
the following. He says he has it from
Baron Segnard, his physician. The
Baron, he says, directed my attention
to a series Of articles which had re-
Gently appeared in a French paper on
the subject Of the EmperOr's health,
and which he said had created con-
siderable sensation. They We're writ
ten Ito his knowledge) by a man who
had once been physician to the EN-
perOr, a man of great ability but dis
sOlute habits, who had lost his stand
ing in society and his employment by
the Emperor, but who, nevertheless,
knew the latter's constitution well.
This man." said Segnard, "has
violated all professional obligations in
these articles, and has disclosed the
secret that the Emperor is suffering
under an incurable disease which must
soon put an end to him."
What do you call sOon," asked.
Well, certainly within six
months" was the reply.
"And what is his disease?" l in
qulred.
s. Fungus of the bladder he an
sWered.
This is q secret worth knowing, for
the stock markets OF all the world viii
be affected by the death of the En-
perOr Of France. Segnard added that
" doubtless the Emperor had been
made acquainted with his fate, and
was preparing for it as well as he
cOuld.n
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matter a full examination before they
breathed into a Convention lis and
power, shows him not much of a
friend of the movement. Mr.. Ethe-
ridge and our Senator voted plump
against Cooper's moves every time.
The former gentleman gave notice OF
an intention to introduce an amend
ment restricting the number of men,
bers Of the Convention to the number
of Senators-a most valuable sugges-
ton. in view of hegreat saving in the
expense of the body which it will ef-
feet, now so desirable to the taxpayers
of the State.
The ratification of the XVth amend
ment grows weaker, for Senter's
message, the most persuasive rhetoric
that has yet been delivered anywhere
in its behalf, is fast being forgotten in
Tennessee. This is evident from the
changing temper of East Tennessee on
the question.
Col. Lee Crandal, of New Orleans,
is about to settle a large German col
ony in Blount county, North Ala
bama. His associate was here to-day,
en- route to Cincinnati, to make ar
rangements with that view.
NJ. w. c.
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Lincoln, Grant and Johnson.

In an interview with correspon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Post, Brig
ham Young thus expressed himself oi
given above. The correspondent
asked:
"What do you think Of President
Grant?D
He answered: "UndoubtedIy Grant
has great abilities as a commander in
the field, but his political abilities, we
think, consist simply in knowing how
to hold his tongue"
'What did your people think of he
late President Lincoln?'
ave think he would have gone for
US for one Of the planks of his plat
form was the eradication OF the twin
relies Of barbarism, as they were cali
ed-Slavery and Polygamy."
"Then yOu did not esteem him very
highly?'
lie smiIingly replied, "No, sir"
"What did you think of Andy
JOhnson?p
"Well, we thought good deal Of
Andy" said he. candy had a diff
cult rOle to perform, fact which was
freely acknowledged by all parties.
believe Andy Johnson to be plain,
straightforward man; and | farther
believe that, being placed in the Pres
idential chair by fate, edid as well as
any one else could have done. He
dealt very fairly with us, and seemed
to feel that we had rights as well as
other people. BUT take the man as he
was, he was pretty much of q man, and
we respect him very highly"
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Admiral TOpeta to Withdraw from
the Spanish Ministry.
The DaImatian Rebellion Defeat Of
the Insurgents.

LONDON, November 6.--GeOrge Pea
body died at bis residence Ia this city,
last night, at halGpast eleven O'Clock.
The Times says the news of George
PeabOGy's death viii be received 8ith
10 common sorrow on both sides Of
the Atlantic. Sentiments of regret
will not be a mere passing tribute OF
gratitude to muniiicent benef1ctOr.
fIe vas a New Englander, a man who,
when sought, helped literally those
bowed down TO tae dust; he stepped
forward promptly and claimed a right
to succOr them. He was not "a cOur-
tier, vet he was hOnOred by sover-
eigns. He was prOfuse in charity, and
was a phjl4nthr0pist. He liked the
poor as well a. the hOnOred. There
was nothing hard or narrow about his
philanthrOphy; he simply did Wh9I
good that came in his way.
Tomorrow will be a holiday in
London aud the Exchange will not be
open. Queen Victoria viii visit the
city 20 open tie new bridge Viaduct.
The first OF the fOuf-Oared races be-
tween the Thames and Tyne crews,
for E2O0, was Sculled to day on the
Thames course, from Putney to Mort
lake, and the Tace was won by the
Tyne crew by three lengths.
While the gunbOat Thistle was on q
trial trip Off Sheerness yesterday after
noon, her boiler exploded with terri
bic effect. Ten men were killed out
right, and eight severely wounded.
The Bank of England has raised the
rate of discount per cent.
DUBLIN, November 5.-While a
party of priests and Others were re-
turning from a land meeting in Cavan
they were attacked by persons lying
in wait on the roadside and brutally
beaten. One has since died from his
injuries. The assault is generally
considered an Orange outrage, and a
Coroner's Jury has brought verdict
Of murder against an 0rangeman who
was implicated rs having a hand in
the affair.
MADRID, November Admiral
Topete insists upon rendering his res
ignatiOn as one of the Cabinet. The
Regent refuses to accept the resigna-
ton of Topete, but the Admiral re-
mains firm in his determination to
withdraw from the Ministry. 1t is
probable the whole Cabinet viii re-
sign, and Gen. Prim form a new one.
The Cortes has again adjourned. 1t is
! thought the Government will en-
I deavor to fill the vacant seats in the
/ COrtes with Deputies favorable to the
elevation of the Duke of Genoa to the
/ throne.
TRIEsFE, Nov. 4.-Advices from
CallarO state that the troops, after a
battle which lasted four hours, defeated
/ the rebels and captured strong POSI-
zion. which has been occupied by
| them, near Lissa. The population oi
two districts had surrendered TO the
Austrian authorities.
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Fisk's shOw-sbOp Catching ii. I"
New Loan from Secretary Boutwell,.
European Capitalists 10 the Rescue.

NEW YORK, November "a long
article on the Byron scandal, from the
London QUoHeTIy is published, which
contains a series Of letters written by
Lady Byron TO Lady Augusta Leigh.
The letters are expressive of the
warmest friendship, and are written
at the very time at which she was
charged With the most horrible crime
and regarding her rs the reai cause OF
her separation ffGm her husband, az
cOrding to the Stowe article,
The Sun publishes a rumOr Of the
fight of Samuel 5. BlatchfUrd, Dep
uty Collector in the CustOmhouse,
who is guilty Of frauds, if such they
prove, exceeding $3.50, ,G39.
Tae IiibUle places the Assembly at
- Democrats aud lG Republicans, and
the Senate at Il Democrats asd rs Re
publicans. Later returns indicate Oue
aud rsshGge two more Democratic
Senators.
Pere Hyacinthe's letter to tho IseV,
Mr.. Bacon, contains the annexed SEN
tence: az remain faithful TO my
church, and if / have lifted up nay
protest against the eXcesses which dis
honor ii, and seem bent on its ruin,
you may measure tbe intensity Of my
love for it by the bitterness OF my Ia
mentGiiOHs."
An autograph letter Of Washing
tons, purpOrting 10 be written from
Independence Han, Philadelphia,
and recently published, Is a forgery,
and a man named Wm. i. EppersOn,
now under arrest, proves to be the
agthor
There svGi2s 20 be but little doubt
but THAT theneW Constitution is totally
defeated.
-Four new attachments were issued
to-day against f'isk'S Opera House,
three at the suit Of Orlando ". jose
lyn and one at the suit of Aston Is.
Farr. The former were for S3j2, 80,
and the latter for S272, so, which,
With the former attachments, COM
pletely Hae np Fisk's interest in the
establishment. On inniial 70 vacate
the previous attachments against the
the Opera House, at the suit OF Jose
lvn, Judge Brady has decided that
legally Fisk Is a resident OF Boston,
and that if the attachments were prop
erly issued they must stand.
The Ain. !eg~nS from Washington
that Secretary Boutre,, j. making ar
rangements To bring out new iGSu,
at per cent. interest, and il VIII he
OhiciaIlv announced at an early day.
1t is also informed that an agent of
the Treasury Department sailCd for
Europe on the Scotia on Wednesday
last, with authority to negotiate with
capitalists for a considerable part Of
it. The maAiihun rate of interest
which he is authorized 10 treat Tor is
/ per cent.
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FROM ALL POINTS.
Change In the Martial Laws Among
the israeIites.
No More Internal Revenue Tax from
P0rk-PaCkers.
Fatal Accident at q Fair in Georgia.
Fast Time Base BaII---Bummers.
Struck by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Boston.
FROM ALL POINTS.
Fatal Accident at a Fair in Georgia.
Fast Time Base Ball. --Bummers.

New York, November 5.-The re-
form convention OF Jewish rabbis in
Philadelphia, yesterday, adopted res
OlutiOuS iaVOring Il change in the mar
itai !aWs. acknowledging the woman
the equal Of the man; Providing fnr
an exchange Of rings as part OF the
ceremony; also, dUOlishing divorce
10y the church, and leaving the power
of divorce entirely to the juditilry OF
the States.
1t is said that Commissioner DelanO
has postponed the collection of the
manufacturers tax on packers
until the first Of January.
ROME, November al bout four
thousand persons were present on the
fair grounds to-day. The weather is
line, and the exhibition is very good.
Three young meu-AppIeby, OF Re
SAGA, and Hlrtand Morrison, of Rome
were killed by falling from the pole
for the balloon.
New YORK, November 5.-BOn-
ner's colt, Joe Elliott" made a
mile to wagon yesterday in 2:lyt.
CINCTNNATI, November IA large
crowd l. collected at the Gibson, talk
ing base bali 20 the AiutGa!s,
The McCOole and Allen difficulty
is so far settled sthat the fight will
come Off Allen has been held in
~, ,lN0 bond to keep the peace by q
magistrate 10 Delhi township. Bum
meTs are arriving.
Sr. Louis, November "a dispatch
from Fort Harker, Kansas, to Gen.
l3ast0I, Chief Quartermaster of the
Department, says the Government
corral at that post was stsuck by
lightning on Wednesday, and sixty
mules were instantly killed and the
building partially injured.
BOsT0N, November 5.-The safe OF
the Dorchester INSURANCE Company,
at Nephauset, was blown up last
night and robbed of between $4,000
to $50, zoo.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Republican State Ticket Elected
by 4 Small tiaiOrity.

A special OF the 2d inst, 20 the
Cincinnati tyWNieTciui, says: The
election in Massachusetts, has been
the most miEeI ever known. The
general result is the election OF the
Republican State ticket, by a very
small absoiutc majority over the tick
,ets of tine Democratic and Labor Re
form parties; but by a substantial
plurality over b8.n.
Chamberlain, who was the candI-
date for Governor, oi the Labor Re-
form parC-, has received a very irtegu-
lar vote. For instance, ia the town
OF Weymouth, out 0f "a total poll of
about i. 100, he received 6i9, majority
over both the regular Republican and
Democratic parties, While IN Boston,
-, t Of IS, ,09JV0tes, he has but 4bb. in
- ~, eat many towns be mas no votes at
a7 uis strength was drawn chiefly
e., be great shoe t0Wns-lSnn
~ iT,,-.rb II, Milford, Marblehead, Mey-
I,,antb "a qd Abingdon. More than
- ,I,irI d, his enure vote was drawn
- - fbcse towns. In the State II
viii probably not much exceed Ten
Hfncb interest was felt in the Legis-
lafive contest. it being complicated
not, not oniy by tie labor question, but by
the issue Of liquor license or pfohlI9ll. p,Il /
- 80 me Iirensehmen undoubtedly
secure a majority OF both branches
baf The Republicans retain an over
In Boston, Notwithstanding, the
three thousand majority for ADAMS
the senators are equally divided be
tween the parties, and the Delloela's elloe.Is
of members Of the House from the
city. Not one 0f the members from
this city, IN either branch, is a prohi-
bitionist. When Republican mem
bers in other parl5 OF the State have
iJeen OF that persuasion, they have
been regularly cut, and in a large
number OF cases defeated by Demo
craGs or boiling Republican candidates
The license men have been holding
a Jubilee in several parts of the city
Tonight.
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The Hest Tennessee HR{g says:
90 We had already prepared an article
suggesting the name of Andrew john
son as a candidate from Greene county
to the State Cohvention, before we re-
eeiyed the APPEAL of Tuesday, with
a suggestion from Nashville to that
purport. That is a fieldwhich will
afford 'ample scope and verge enough
for the exercise of Ms great talents
and at a time like the present, when
the true idea Of constitutional liberty
seems to be 50 imperfeetly understood,
it is of the utmost importance that
men of the clear head and strong con-
vietions which all admit the ex-Presi-
dent to possess, should be pressed into
the public service. The writer in the
APPEAL suggests chat Mr.. johnson be
elected President of the Convention.
He does not need the honor, and we
do not doubt that he would feel more
at home, and be far more useful
upon the floor and in the committee
ROOM"
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DIED..

ELLIOTT.-At Little Rock, Tuesday, No
yember I'd, 1863, W. HARRY ELLIOTT, eldest
son OF VIM. and Hannah A. Elliott, aged
fourteen years.
The Funeral Services will take place THIS
DAY, 9Th inst, at half past two o'clock, at the
residence Of his parents. corner Of Fifth and
Keel streets, Chelsea. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend, without
further notice.
Cincinnati and Louisville papers please
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Garret Davis agrceably surprised
the National Capital Convention at
St LOuis, by making a speech occu-
pyiHg less than two hours, but grieY
Gnsiy disappointed the ambitious citi,
zens of st. Louis by advising them to
let capitals alone, and coniine their
ambition to the building of factories,
the construction of railroads, and the
development Of the agricultural re-
sources Of AisaQufi. They had hean
awaiting the venerable Kentuckian
for j week past, and anticipated great
things from the speech he would
make III favor of the measure which
called the Convention together,
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The prominent candidates for the
Circuit Judgeship for the circuit COM
prising the States of Michigan, Ohio,
Kentucky and Tennessee, are Mr.,
EmmOns, of Detroit; Judge Withey,
Of the Western District OF Michigan; !;
r. NJ. Corwine, Of Cincinnati, and
Judge Ballard, Of Louisville,
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Holiday in LOndGn---The Queen and
the Bridge Viaduct.
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NOTICE,

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,)
SECRETARY AND TREAsURER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October II. 1863.
@ tToCKHOLDERS IN this company are
- hereby notified that the annual election
Tor Directors, TO serve the ensuing year, VIII
be held at the Peabody Hotel. Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November next, al
oeil s.H. LAMB, Secretary.
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Hint 10 the HarYardS-- Mora Beat
Racing.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Result Of the Late State Election.

BosTON, NOyember THE follow
ing seems 10 be the result Of the late
election: Twenty-Five Senators (six
majority opposed TO the license law,
and Is in favor; p Senators in favor
of retaining the State police, which
was another issue in the election. The
House stands I23 anti-Prohibitionists,
and Is Tor Prohibition.
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MARRIED.

WADDELL-BERRY-A the residence Of
Col j. c. Berry, Phillips county, Ark, on the
Cd OF November, 1869, by Rev. T. W. White,
Capt. V. b. WADDELL. ofo. X, Tunica county,
Miss, to Miss INDIA BERRY, Of Phillips
county. Ark.
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II. 10
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-FiOur-fall su-
perine q 50(B5. Wheat. No. spring So
(dsSc Corn, yellow 79G33. Oats 60Gg65.
barley 81 s. Rye 6aGd5. Whisbey 81 0S.
Sugar-Cuba l3ll@It15. Mess Pork
S29 G0GSSe 90. Bulk shoulders Il;
sides I9G20; bacon shoulders l6h@
l615; sides l9iS6l994. Lard l65I. Tobacco
firm-lugs IS 759s so; bright leaf SIS OO@
80 %.
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NOTICE.

VyO PASsENGEES FOR vICKs- IT.
i burg Natchez. New Orleans -l---ze-s-zzzszt .sszzt
Shreveport. and jefferson, Texas, VII ..nSf-fi
TO their Interest te call az the General Passen-
gor IepartTl,dlst fJr reliable Information.
o.. % o 5. Is. SHDtk
Genl Ticket and Advertising Agent.
nos No. / Promenade, foot Of Jefferson 81
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FOREIGN.

Death CT eeOrQe Peabody in London.
What the London Times Says of the
Great PhilanthTopist.
Holiday in LOnd0n---The Queen and
the Bridge ViaduCt,
Hint 10 the HaryardS--- More Beat
Racing.
Terrible Boiler Explosion OF Sheer
ness.
MurdefOus Attack on Party of
Irish Priests.
Admiral TOpeta to Withdraw from
the Spanish Ministry.
The DaImatian Rebellion Defeat Of
the Insurgents.
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Gen. Reynolds and Reconstruction.

NUHs 10 YHOiuo aIlu lUOVHeti q UO tIVIi'
GALVESTON, November 5.-The
Provisional Governor is applying for
authority to enforce an ordinance
adopted by the Reconstruction Con-
venuOn. Gen. Reynolds decides that
they are not valid, and says that the
ratification of the Constitution will
not in any manner or degree validate
or make Of force the ordinances.
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New York dispatch SAYS: Wander

~ew York dispatch says: Wander
az -. crown ten years younger uns
9nr an. LIZ I,Ss' "a. railroad success. In all
usi u. lils i....s.i.g - he has never before
nls aJ hiij''' l,;s a5,i 'ty so conelusiyely
lrbe PIosf@ lake shore. Michigan Southern,
Toledo, Wabash and Western, ! ,ohi9 ,,i.al ana
afississippi, with other ies5er lines INES
are. are to-day, irremediably n ms grasp
What the terms of distrib,. uon De
tween himselfand associates Wa ~,
Is not vet settled; but one fact may se
relied upon. the ..iunta," as now Or
ranized, has swept everything.
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]. H. LAME. Secretary.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIIRoAn.1
Secretary and Ireasgrer's 0fice,
Memphis. Tenn, Sept 70, 1853.
NOUP0NS OF the First Mortgage q per cent?
I I seven per cent. bonds Of this company,
maturing ON the lst October next, will be paid
se2s S, ii, LAMB, Treasurer.
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MEMPHIS, TENNE ESSEE
TTAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
IL hand. a full assortment, consisting in
part foil )ws
100 casks Bacon;
800 barrels Mess Pork.
100 barrels fowls and Rumps;
200 kegs Lard;
100 hhQs. Louisiana Sugar;
200 sacks Coffee;
800 pkgs. MOlasscs-hhds.. bbls., ,hlfs & qrs.
1000 pieces Kentucky Bagging NJ. x NJ. Ky.
pY, Landeman, and ]. & d. Flax
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties.
500 kegs Nails-assorted sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
100 bbls. pure, cOpper-distilled Whisky;
100 barrels rectifed Whisky;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention TO the above, We re-
spectfuliy request a continuation OF your pa
tronage, and promise, by strict attention 10
business, with the interest OF our patrons
ever before Us, to merit IL,
auslB dSw HILL, FONTAINE 4 co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
South Shore Line +!

SS- Having been appointed Agent Of the
q soUTsI SHORE LINE" via Louisville and
Cincinnati, am prepared to issue Bills OF
Lading, ALL RAIL-
SAM c. WEAVER,
nos omee-No.5 ) Madiaon So. stanton BLOCK.
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NOTICE.

OBice R0luis' Line Red Riuer P1ckei o..
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 3, 1853.
9 II. SHOCK Is our only authorized Agent
y tn sell tickets over our line of steamers
at Memphis, Tennessee
G.. T.. KOUSS & BRO.