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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-22
PICNIC.
Anniversary Of the Old FoIks at Home.

The Old Folks at Home have selected
the Fair Grounds, on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, a. the place of their
annual meeting, on Thursday, September
%, 1870. We were kindly rendered the
use of the City Park, as also the Fair
that purpose deemed the latter the most
appropriate.
The surviving members are requested
to assemble at 10 O'Clock a. M, to reorgan-
ize the society, to receive new members,
and to pay the last tribute OF respect to
the memory of those of our society who
have been called hence during the last
year.
The grounds are being prepared, and
the rnoms, seats, ETC., arranged so as to
make the ladies comfortable, and the oc-
casion enjoyable.
Members will provide their substantial
comforts for dinner, as no cooking will be
done on the grounds.
Refreshment tables for those engaged in
the dance.
No collections on fairgrounds for music
or other purposes.
Gentlemen not members will be admit
ted by ticket, with or without a lady, for
one dollar. Invited guests will be fur
nished with tickets Endorsed by the Presi-
be had at the office of our Treasurer, M.
G. Cayce, Esq Nc. 800 Second street, in
the alley.
OratOr-Leonidss Tronsdale, ESQ.
To Revise the COnStltatiOn-F. W. Roy
ster, M. Magevney, A. @. Belts, j. j.
Worsham, w. B. Waldran, r. A. Parker,
Leon. Trousdale.
Music C0mmitfse-B. F. Boon, R. E.
Cayce, Chris. Steinkuhl.
Committee of ArTdagements-R. D.
Baugh, Jack Ralstead, r. M. Mason, T..
G.. Belts, John Newsom, Jacob Steinkuhl,
G.. o. Buntyn, DIR. Thomas F. Peyton, e.
w. Caldwell, John Anderson.
On Selecting Grouads-A. j. Hays, Geo.
@. Holmes, T. @. Belts, J. d. Waldran,
Leon. Trousdale.
Floor Managers and LADIES' Committee
Colonel Hugh D. Greer, VIM. F. Hardin,
Captain A. J. Black, L. r. Patton, W. D..
Lumpkin, B. F. Pugh, j.. D. Mclean,
Cham. Jones, T. W. Lake, Jos. Graham,
John F.. Means, B. F. Coleman.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad
will convey passengers from Memphis for
twenty-five cents, and return free on con-
ductOr's return tickets.
From 81 p
From Germantown .........--....... 90
FROM r......-....... 20
From COllierville ......n............. l 90
FROM Lafayette. ...-..... ..-.."...... L -
Those east of the Fair Grounds should
purchase tickets to Buntyn, and on those
tickets the conductor will give a return
ticket. @. D. MCLEAN, President.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Secretary.
September p, 1870.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Old Varieties is nightly filed to
overlooking with the lovers of fun. The
late additions to the troupe have proven
good cards for the management. Miss
Emma Clifton, the celebrated vocalist, is
already an established favorite. She is
one of the most accomplished cornet per
formers in the world. Miss Viola Cliff
ton, in her wonderful changes, is also
much admired. All the artistes, how
ever, are first class, and the Varieties is a
favorite resort. Mrs. Frank Drew, well
known as an actress of great merit, leaves
to-day for Vieksburg, where she plays an
engagement.
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NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of the
late Owen Smith, and the public gener-
ally, are hereby notified that the business
of his establishment will be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past favors
and patronage, it is hoped that by prompt
attention to business by experienced
hands, the same will be continued by q
generous and kind public.
MRS. OWEN SMITH.
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THE CONVENTION.
Full Report Of the Proceedings Of the Con-
Qressioaal csavsatloa.
Accgrate List Of Deli MISREPRESENTATION
Votes Of Each Designation.

On Tuesday, September 20, at Il o'clock,
noon, the delegates to the Democratic
Convention of the Eighth Congressional
District, met in the Court Houss at Jack
son. On being called to order, Mr. r.. b.
Hurt was called to b Chair, and Messrs.
j. NJ. Heating, of Shelby, AMI d. M. Wis
dom, Of Madison, appointed Secretaries.
On motion of Colonel Les, of Haywood,
the Chairman of each delegation was au-
thorized to send in the names OF accred-
tied delegates.
BY request, Haywood and Upton were
allowed TO retire for consultation.
The several counties then reported
through their respective Chairmen the
following lists of Delegates, which were
accepted:
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aENTLEMEN,s LIST.
PERSONAL.

Col. Van II. Manning, of the old origi-
nal Third Arkansas, was at theP Peabody
yesterday. He is now a reconstructed
resident of Holly Springs, Miss. May he
live forever and never get fatteri
Robertson TOpp and William NJ. Far
ringtOn, President Union and Planters
Bank, have returned to the city from a
tour il the North and East
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W. B. GALBREATH.-We take plaeasure
in calling the attention of our readers to
the fact that Mr.. w. B. Galbreath, lately
of Galbreath, Stewart 81 Fizer, and who
has Just returned from Europe, has gone
into business as a cotton factor and COM
mission merchants business in which
he stands second to none in our COM
munity. Enjoying an extensive acquain-
tance among the planting community,
and being well known as one of the best
cotton men on this bluff. we predict for.
him a very large business. His office is
in the new Magnolia block, corner of
Union and Front streets, directly opposite
the house formerly occupied by Gal
breath, Stewart & Fizer, in the StonewalI
Block.
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IRELAND TO The RESCUE.

Irishmen, your ancient friend and ally
bleeds in every pore, borne down and OPP
pressed by an Unsuitable and relentless
foe. eager to destroy or humiliate. Old
"Ls Belle France" have you forgotten
her sympathy with the land of your birth?
IL not, let every true lover of the Emerald
Isle meet with the undersigned at the AS
sembly Hall, on Main street, at 8 o'clock
pm. on Thursday, the I'D inst, to take
such measures as the grateful memory OF
the past may dictate.
JOHN NORTON, MIKE PYNB,
THOMAS FLEMING, PAT. WINTERS,
CHRIS. PIGEON, MARTIN REYNoLDs,
]. ii. HARTLEY, ROBERT GooDE,
HENRY holland.
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THE NEW GO OD
AT HERZOG d BROS.
Beautiful Irish Poplins,
Beautiful French POplins,
Beautiful Plaids,
Beautiful Silks,
Beautiful Velvets,
The Real Lyons Velvet.
LAW REPORTS.
First Circuit Court---Halsey, Judge Pre-.
sidinu nv i~nfprchaunn-

First Circuit court---Halsey, Judge Pre-.
siding by Interchange.
The calendar of yesterday was called
through and the following orders and
judgments entered:
Hawley VS.. Stockley; jury and verdict
for defendant.
Powell VS.. Sugsrman; bankruptcy of
defendant suggested.
Cash, admir-, vs.. PattisOn ct al. death
of plaintiff suggested.
Webb VS.. Jones ct al; Judgment below
affirmed.
Schrader VS.. Latting; revived in name
of G. Schrader, adm'x.
Mayer VS.. Auer ct al. dismissed at cost
of defendant.
Drufries VS.. Pollock & Johl; bankruptcy
of defendants suggested.
Houston vs. Bond; death of defendant
suggested.
Halsey VS.. Keane; jury and verdict for
defendant.
hawthorne VS.. Herring; non suit end
same set aside.
Borland VS.. Hitzfeld; Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
The following cases are set for to-day:
S8 Chambers ct al VS.. Boon ct al.
80 GaynOr IL Co. VS.. Boon ct al.
81 Hynestead VS.. Boon ct al.
"a Hearn VS.. Young.
SO Stratton VS.. Hayden ct al.
So Jones VS.. Barnes.
81 Ketchum VS.. Tobin, Lynn d Co.
So Money VS.. F1te.
SO Cahart IL Bro. VS.. Wall ct al.
80 Tomlin VS.. Hart ct al.
81 Allen VS.. Boyde.
81 Blades vs. Sheppard Pante.
90 Weaver, trustee, VS.. Jones ct al.
81 Aydlet ct al VS.. Dickens.
% Smith vs.. Cole. .
SO Ward US. Jones. .
81 Montgomery VS.. Atlantic and Miss.
Steamship Co.
90 Mills VS.. Bond ct al.
SO Flatley vs.. NJ. and G. Railroad Co.
100 Moore VS.. Patterson.
I0l Clark & Co. VS.. Bender.
l02 Memphis Gayoso Gas Co. VS.. Conner.
l03 Martin VS.. Hughes ct al.
l04 State of Tennessee VS.. Allen 81 Cren-
shaw.
los Thomas VS.. Burrow.
LOG Torrens VS.. Carroll.
10Y DuBose VS.. Leonard.
los Boon VS.. Stanton IL Moore.
Hack vs.. Shultz; dismissed.
Memphis and Charleston railroad VS..
Hack; Judgment for plaintiff, $3.50 10.
Weaver VS.. Arlington; non-suit to
all defendants except II. A. Arlington,
Judgment against him for Sl62S Sc.
Aydlett VS.. Dickens; death of defendant
suggested, and revived against Samuel
Dickens, administrator.
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H. o. WILLIAMS 81 CO.-The card OF the
above firm will be found elsewhere. They
do an extensive trade with our neighbour
ing State of Arkansas, as we'll as with
West Tennessee and other sections adj
jacent to Memphis, and are well known
as energetic gentlemen who devote all
their attention to the interests of their
customers. Their office will be found at
26S Front street, under the Chamber of
Commerce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-22

TIE WHTTE-HAIRED KING who offered
mihons for a new pleasure, would have
assigned the reward to PHALoN's VITA
LA, OR SALVATION o THE HAIR, be-
cause 1t would have enabled him 70 re-
new in his silver locks their youthful
glory. The Vitalis is clear and has no
sediment. Il does not stain the skin. but
wll color the hair in very few spplica-
lions. Sold by all druggists.
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GOOD NEWS FROM IRELAND.-During
the Irish famine we sent amillion of dol
lars worth of food to Cork. ireland is
now repaying the debt with interest; not
from her e~xchequer, not from harvest
fields, but from the adamantine rocks on
her coast. An enterprising company in
New York is importing ship loads of eat
able moss that grows On her cliffs, and con-
verting it under the name of SEA Moss
FARINE, into an economic source of
nourishment and palatable food. The
new source of alimeut is prepared under
a patent, and although bat a year in the
market, has already taken precedence of
all the gelatinous agents heretofore used
in cookery. No epioure who has tasted
the ~puddings, custards and jellies made
from Ses Moss Farine, will deny that
they are incompatible. The saving ST.
fected by using this article instead of
maizena,, farina or corn starch (alI of
which it excels in ~palatability) is about
fifty per cent.
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IN PORT.
R1vERs. wEArHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, AND BUSINESS.
The river at this point is about at a
stand. The total rise here was probably
3 feet in all. In White river there is 5 feet
scant to Augusta N falling, A rise is
reported in the Arkansas, in the past "a
hours it rose Is inches at that point, with
nearly Z feet out to the mouth. Our dis
patches give the latest news from above.
Weather clear and very pleasant. Bust
ness on the leVee brisk.
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SEBD WHEAT, SEED OATs.-We have
just received large shipment of red May
wheat, Egyptian oats, seed rye and all of
the grasses. WARD, SMITH &lCO.,
225 Second Street,
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HTTE d CoRwLEE, proprietors, OF the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing cn the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-22

BERLIN ZEPHYR WooL, e~mbroidering
canvas, patterns, etc. We are nOw in re-
ceipt of the largest and most complete
stock of these goods to be found in the
city. Il. w. JOHNSTON & CO.
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PUMPS AND FrxrURRs-sI5 Second st.
New style silk hats at wheaton's.

FIFTY HoURs-NEw YORK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 236H Main street, receives the
Herald, World, Times, Tribune, Sun and
Journal Of Commerce; also, the weeklies,
ETC., through in fifty hours.
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Criminal Court-FIippin, Judge.

The Criminal Court was engaged all day
yesterday with the misdemeanor docket.
Felony cases will be taken up to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-22

HALF HORSE N HALF MULE.-It has
for centuries past been a by-wOrd halt
horse and half alligator, out half horse
and half mule is something new under
the sun. Those anxious to see this COM
binatiOn of the mock family for the time
can do so by calling at the Stock Empo-
rum, Second street, this morning from s
am to 4 pm. Free Exhibition.
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PLANTERS BANK
This Creditors of the Planters Bank

A RE hereby notified that. by a decres
~ the ChanceTy Court at Nashville. B., ~
cause OF w. W. BERRY AGAINST Ta1
Frs ANK n OTHERS, made Wit, q -{aEt-
q hnancia distribution of TIE sssa.s 80
holders Of the notes of the Planter RanE
or any other claims or dsmands ~ vbefsos
same In the ONCE o. the Clerk and RfeasaSaS
said Chaneery Court. hY or hafora a. y
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BLACK DIAMoNDs.-Bigley, Mellersh 81
Co., dealers in P~ittsburg, camel and an
thracite coal, and Pittsburg and gas coke,
corner Main and South Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn.
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WE are now opening a very large stock
of velvet trimmings in all widths, to
which We invite special attention.
4. W. JOHNSTON IL co.
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Second Circuit Court-Plsrcs, Judge.

In the Second Circuit Court, the case OF
the Gayoso Gas Company against one OF
the stockholders fornon-payment of stock
was continued all yesterday; not yet fin
ished.
New appeal cases, as heretofore an
nounced. will come up to-day.
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CARPETS AND on CLoTHs.-New and
handsome, just received at Ames, Beattie
& Co.'s Furniture and Carpet Store, 39s
Main street,
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AVERT THE EVIL If a mother would
give Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup TO their
children when sick. mortality would be
less among them. It costs only twenty
five cents.
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DANcTNa.-Mook's Academy will open
on October 8, at 3 pm, at Memphis
Club Hall, Gents class, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER q, at 8 pm.
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PEPPER & OTEY,
GENERAL
Merchandise Brokers,
No. ? WEST COURT ST.,
RErFRFNcEs BY Authority.

StrattOn. Goyer & Co.. aarrls, COehrane & Co.,
j. M. James &C.,, DeSOtO Bank,
A.C.Treadwel 4 Bros. Stewart Bros. q FfZer,
Too, Phillips & Co, r.. NJ. AppersOn & Co,
First National Bank, Allison Bros,
T. a 8. Henderson, W. A Johnson & Co..
New Orleans. New Orleans
THE undersigned propose to do a General
sMerchandise Brokerage, and beg leave to
offer their services IN all departments of
Trade Tn arrangements and connections
they have effected guarantee them unusual
advantage for dlling all orders with dis
patch, and at such rates as can be obtained OF
the manufacturer and producer.
Their long acquaintance and association
with the principal merchants of this city
give them advantages not possessed by every
hrm. and they trust, by attention 70 business,
to achieve that success which is always the
test Of merit lsel4l PEPPER & OTEY.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, II per-
sisted in, will cure the most stubborn
liver disease. There is no failure about
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DAILY receiving new supplies for house.
keepers. 1872 Main street, Southern Pa
lace.
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WE are now receiving a very large and
elegant stock of ladies' collars and cuffs
in lace edge, rufled and plain, which we
will sell at fifty per cent. less than manu-
fRcturers' prices. Call and see.
T. W. JOHNSTON 81 co.
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
umn.it should be read by all.
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WANTED-An engine and boiler OF s OF
10-horse power. Apply at this ofics.
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PIANO COVERS AND S~TooLs-Just re-
ceived an elegant and complete assort-
ment, at a. g. Hollenberg's, 233 Main
street
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First Monday In October. $40.

And that notice Of this order be published In
e. aesss ! 0I tne daily papers of Nashville,
pepers OF Franklin, Pulaski. Murfreesboro
AInsns and Claiksvtlle, continuously up to
the rst Monday In October, $50
MORTON b. HOWELL.
ae Clerk VI Master,
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Cotton and Hay Press-NeW and UsefuLG,
". SSinehrOad's lmpreVed Hay and Cot.
ton Press.

A have succeeded in getting a patent
~ granted me on the 18th day OF August
lS1O, on presses for a and cotton, 1 now pro-
pose 10 place them before the public for gen
eral use My invention is reduced down TO.
simplicity, strength and durability so much.
Lnat any set OF neld hands can work IL with
good success I claim for my invention. oyeF.
the Utley and all other presses, this, viz: Ny
grlplng Dlocks which grip the upright iron
bars as soon as the levers are applied hold
fast forces the follower down with gresT
power; as soon IS the power is taken oil the
loose, and ready for renewal OF hold, which
renders II entirely impossible to get out Of
order, q virtue which no other press mas.
Inc lever which / use, is a common Straight
lever applied direct to the gripping blocks:
my follower Is run up by means Of vindIaS
ana rope and Is arranged to work very easy.
All VINO may wish a press, royalty, county
OF SLate rights, viii apply to j. r.. DOwdy.
Nqs<t4 front street Memphis, who has the
tntL1gnt sell and make titles, and viii
situated in 'front.' of his Office. d&wsepl5
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NOVELTIES in laces and embroideries
are to be found st the Southern Palace,
R32 Main street.
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FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas River Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Co,
EU. S. Mail Lins.hG
FALL
Mondays, Wednesdays and Frldavs.

~ Auu a4teL MOhuAyi Septenber the 18th,
the elegant passenger packets Of this line
viii leave MEMPHIS o LITTLE ROCK
and all intermediate landings, on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
At5 O'Clock PM, making direct Connections
at Little Rock with the ~light-draught boats o
the line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points, and with the regular .. 8. mail
coaches for Hot Springs.
The boats OF the line were built expressly
for the trade, and possess unsurpassed faofl-
tiles for transporting passengers and freight
TO all Doints on the Arkansas river without
detention, at all stages of water.
Freights consigned to this at
Memphis or Mouth Of White river. will be
forwarded promptly to destination without
any charge FOR transfer.
sell JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
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THE best styles of dress goods are to be
found at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main
street.
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CARPETS and Oil Cloths, Furniture, etc,
In great variety, at prices as low as the
lowest.
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and month";
lies just received at Joe Locke's, 2S6H
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WANTED-An engine and boiler of 8 or
l0-hOrse power. Apply at this office.
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WANTED-An engine and boiler of 8 OF
1O-horse power. Apply at this Office.
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WANTED-An engine and boiler of s or
l0-horse power, Apply at this office,
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cHAs. H. DoRION.

COTTON FACTOR
2QI FRONT STREET (up-stairs), Mem
OOF phts, Tenn. Bagging- Rome Ties ana
Supplies furnished customers. seI0
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Brown & JONES, 2s2 Main street,
Bethel Block, wholesale and retail dealers
in Pittsburg, Camel and Ohio river Goals,
and Gas Coke. Both city and steamer
trade supplied.
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GAS FrrTINe-al5 Second street.

STRANGERS and residents are assured
that 1t is no trouble to show goods at the
Southern Palace, 332 Main street.
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WANTED-An engine and boiler Of s or
|1O-horse power. Apply at this ONCE
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BROWNE a BEOwSE-sl5 Second street,
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

ST. Louis. .--...-..B BELLE ST. LoUIs.-.--.5 pm
pm
Friar's Point---.-A j. WHITE...--.......... pm
ARRIWA
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TAKEN UP

|OW-A white and red spotted COW, which
I the owner can get BY proving properly
MARK GRAHAM,
ss2l LaRose street. near Jackson.
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LErrIER LlsT.

The following is the List Of letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postofdce and not deliT@
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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STEAM Frrr1Ne-si5 second rect.
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4. fiptonSVaashan, 3. HsywoodL
Vaughan, II. Totals: Lacey, 261; Dixon,
3sH; Vaughan, "a.
BY permission, the name of George
Dixon, of Shelby, was Withdrawn by Mr..
Lowe, OF Hardeman.
On motion of Mr.. McCorry, Of Madi-
ResolUed. That the rule dropping the
lowest candidate after the third ballot be
rescinded.
Adopted.
The Fifth Ballot was then taken with
the following result: Shelby-Lacey,
%; Vaughan, 4. Hardeman-Lacey, 8;
Vaughan, 8. Fayette-Lacey, 8; Vaughan,
9. Madison-Yaughan, 10. McNairy-
Lacey, 8; Vaughan, 8. Tipton-Vaughan,
8. Haywood-Lacey, N; Vaughan, 10X.
Totals: tor Lacey, 42]z; Vaughan, 56H.
There being no nomination on the fifth,
the sixth ballot was ordered, resulting in
a vote exactly, in every particular, the
same as that of the fifth.
Major Sam. P. Rose, of Upton, put D.
K. McRae, of Shelby, in nomination.
subsequently,, upon consultation with his
nation, not, however, before the Shelby
delegation hsd voted, as follows: Lacey,
20; Vaughan, 2; McRae, 5. This was,
however, by consent amended.
The Seventh Ballot, standing as follows
Shelby, for Lacey, IS; Vaughan, 1.
Hardeman, Lacey, 6; Vaughan, 8.
i Esyyet'e A.d,s Lacey v.ng65I Vaughan nan,
Marry, Vaughan II; Upton, Vaughan
6; Haywood, Vaughan, II. Totals: For
Lacey, 36H; Vaughan, 621<.
On motion of Colonel Douglass, OF
Shelby, the Convention here TOOK a recess
until ~ pm.