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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-07
DIR. II. w. Creighton,

Having returned from Hot Springs, can
be found at his office, No. IL West Court
street. Office hours from am. until 6
pm.
MEMPHIS, October 1. 1870. 80
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go TO 2z6 Second street.
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The only complete stock in jet goods
at the Jet Palace of |. Roescher IL Co.,
32S Main street. az
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LEAKY RooFs repaired by Bartholo-
new a. Allen, No. s West Court st. 1927
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FoR carpets, oil cloths and furniture,
go to E. Fegan's, 26O Second street. Al
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NEWEST styles of dress goods at the
Southern Palace, 1872 Main street. lat
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go TO 276 Second street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True EcOno my
Is POUND ~ TAR
BOOT
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

u,HE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
81. Louis Fair FOR 1853 waa awarded 70 tho
q this beantltni boot. =. e9ita-
eheapncss Of the peexcd boot. lis constrnc-
zion 4 in this wise, instead 81 peg. PEGS iiar
Shared brass screw 4 driven into he sole wten
damn. and smoothly and securely ciinclee.
thus holding the solcs and uppcr tote tneI -
tivht that they can never rp Or nfe way.
Thev have an the smoothness AMI el..ticir ~
he seued boot. aud none q me di.'efan.
taees attaching - The pcrred ooo. ~.
/, ~ r..--.I foof.. thus We furnish Jos With
.omefhinr that IL indeed econonifal "
ave a fresh rfock of al kinds u be9.s ana
sheer for le4ies. eeni.. mle.cs 49, satli..tie..
m Iii IL WholeF1ie alq fEtlll.
WI ~ - Jos. J. LEfEIT. a CO.,
~ - Aaln ftrelfs
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NEW and elegant stock Of carpets and
furniture just received by E. Fegan, 26O
Second street. Al
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For Lime, Cement, Plaster, PIas-
tering Hair and Fire Brick go to
BUCHANAN, HORTON a CO.,
20-45 344 Front street
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MEMPHIS THEATER-Dominick MUIR
ray takes a benefit tonight at the Mem
phis Theater. His, genius and modesty
have won for him host Of friends in
Memphis, who will make the occasion a
signal recognition of his popularity. 1t
is rare to meet such qualities in an artist
as combine in Mr.. Murray; passion,
pathos, .Aexibility and broad. humor all
find an exponent in him. We never have
seen a more enthusiastio audience than
that of last night. As Rody, the Rap
paree, all semblance Of the conventional
Irish drama as handed down to us
through the stuffed-stick portraitures of
Barney Williams and Florence was OBJ
liberated. Isstead of which was pic
tured domestic story, painted in vivid
yet natural colors, with the passionate
earnestness Of consummate artist.
Such acting contributes to the elevation
of the drama and the legitimate purpose
of the stage. That there are not more
Jeifersons and Murrays is to be deplored,
Though the hopeis latent time may cul-
tivate the public taste into an increased
demand that may by fostering, produce
supply. Mrs. Julia Blake added new
laurels to her deserved reputation. She
is conscientious actress, and in saying
which we accord thigh prsise The
Golden Bubble and Benecia Boy consti-
tute the bill for tonight.
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BEsr stock of Irish linens in the city
at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main. ll4t
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FRESH Mackinaw trout and white fish
received daily, by express, at Victor ID.
Fuchs. Al jefferson street. 1851
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New York cotton Market.

By S. P. and A. telegraph 80
NV sYsRK.IossObdr 7. 2 p.m.-The mar
ket is firm, holders asking higher prices;
sales. on the spot. 100 bales; for future de-
livery, 1900 bales; receipts. 2575 bales.
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JUST REcEIvED-lOO barrels of Shaker
Flour. CoNAwAY & Bro,
81 1868 Main street.
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No trouble to show goods at the South
ern Palace, 1872 Main street. lat
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New supplies Of dress goods daily re-
ceived at the Southern Palace, 332 Main
street. l+l
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For Arkansas River.
For Red River.

Carter Line-For all Landings on Red river.
II. M. SHREvE, $500 Capt. Carter,
r EAvES FOR SHREVEPORT 6~r. -
IL and Jefferson on FRIDAY. g.
j. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
% AZ Madison street.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS
At II. seehausen's, ef5 second 81. Isl
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JNTANTED-A GOOD COTTON CLERK,
w wegher and shipper that understands
the business; none other need apply. Ad-
dress q. Falls & Co.. Z2s Front st., by letter.
30-t u. FALLS.
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HATS cleaned and dyed, 1884 Main st.
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sPECTACLEsi sPECTACLEs, At
III. Seehausen's, 245 Second st. l51
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For amusement go to Cddmus'
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THE STATE DEBT.

One of the most important questions
to be discussed by the people at the pres
ent time, is the State debt which bears
very heavily on all classes in Tennessee.
This debt was placed on the State by the
Radicals, while they ruled in the Legis-
lature by dominant majority. A great
portion Of the debt was incurred By the
several railroads in the State, money be-
ing advanced to these companies to
make repairs since the war. The rail-
road debt is now about thirty-seyen mil
lions, while the real State debt is only
Ave millions In order 10 reduce the
heavy taxation under which the citizens
are ground almost into the dust the
State must be absolved from these rail
roads. At the last session Of the Legs
lature law was passed to sell the delin-
ouent roads, which l believe viii take
place in December, and il by this means
we can get rid Of half of our present
debt, l think We can get along pretty
well, with debt Of seventeen millions.
We must not repudiaie a single penny
Of that debt.
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s. p. YEoMAYs, attorney at law, has
removed his Office to the Knickerbocker
Building, l6 Madison street. 80
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Standard American Tables at Cadmus
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JITANTED - TWO GOOD Statesmen
w from Crittenden and Phillips counties,
Arkansas. who can control good retail dry
goods trade. None but COMPETENT men need
apply. Call at once at 2ls Main street, corner
of Adams. 3l-t
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By $. P. and A. Telegraph.l
LryERPooL, October Z. pm Cotton is
steady ( ales, 1000 bales. lH11Hf
MiddiinE Upisnds 49,. - J. @ss<
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FOR LEASE.

EoRLRAsE-FRoM ONE TO TEN YEARS |
Il Large and small LOTS in and about Mem
.,his nroffablc for sheds, residences. groce-
lee manufactories and gardens. Apply
promptly to W. 1. N WAtFaTf Fl
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WAIVED.

XTANTED-A NO. l GAS AND STEAM
3ls( BROWNE a BROWNE.
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Play your Billiards at Cadmus'. 81
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DoMINIcK MURRAY is neck and shout
ders above all competitors. No other
actor in these hard times could draw
such houses.
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The Florence" Sewing Machine took
the premium at the late Murfreesboro
Fair over the Wheeler 4 Wilson, Gro
yer q Baker, Singer and Weed. 1t is
sold in this city by Messrs. Harmon 4
Morton, 1924 Main street. 80
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aoARpINc.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR RENT. WITH
IL hosrd 4 desirable front room for gen
tlemau and lady. Accommodarons Tor single
Fentiemen. Apply at S9iSecond =.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE. lOe
Is -n5 iii Adams street. Board moderate.
u. n. WHITEMOkks ProPr;
= NJ SrrwkFr Clerk. lll-I
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For BeuIah and Eunice.

Memphis, Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth o
White river, Beuah and Eunice semi
weekly Packet, the new and elegant side
wheel steamer
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Play tenpins at Cadmus
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To Cry MERCHANTS AND Trades
MEs.-The Southern Farmer, which is
circulated into nearly 10000 farmers
families, is making up its city page Of
cards for the October number. Cards Of
one square inserted for three months for
only IS. A word to the wise, etc.
CT M. w. PHILIPS, 36l Main.
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XXJANTED-A GIRL TO RUN A SINGER
w Sewing Machine, to make mattresses, at
81 Madison street. 5l-5z
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tAN not A REPUDiAToR,
and | certainly must say that every per
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-MY PLACE
four miles out on the fernando road, con;
tanning twelve and a half acres good iana, wei
hanse smoke-house, cOrn-crib. carriage house,
wagon shelter, ETC., all new; fine young or
,.bard. raspberries, Strawberries and grapes; ;
fine clover lot. grass. lot, garden eGi,i TWO
snIendid cisterns and horse-pond. viii be
said on easy terms or exchanged for city pro-
perry. For particulars. apply 70 ,,,onp
Drpr II I,rncrR ofhre.
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DLANKs OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
ID printed at the Ledger Job Once.
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p . sITVaaaI0S BY speaks aSS and
writes the English and German languages
anently. and is willing TO work. address d.
Kahlhaare, care of II. Lindemann, 10 wash
ton street. SD
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CLOSING SALE.-Vance q Co. have re-
moved their wholesale stock Of millinery
goods to 255 Main street, and are now
offering great inducements 70 the trade,
as they are anxious to close their bust
ness within sixty days. 33
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II you want good old Meefbben
" whisky, go to 278 Second street.
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JyANTED-BOAR BY A. YOUNG GEN
w tleman in q private family, where there
aro N o other bOardcrs, and in South Memphis
nrefer red also desires il convenient to the
street W. ~ J.B., Ledger Office.
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90 uuimproved. New York don't need
finer goods thhatHey, Keep; they seeming
To think Memphis people have as refined

w ehAhs@ H>.so iNNPAN ses%'~ 80 eN'--'~><
tastes as any, and that nothing is too
good for them. That's so. In passing
by, or going through, their store one is
struck with the stacks upon stacks Of
canned goods, and wonder what they can
ever do with them. The number Of busy
clerks and porters waiting on customers
at once stamp them asp'live house. We
learn they are the only house in Mem
phis that has ever ventured in canned
goods, foreign fruits and fancy groceries
to such an extent, probably employing
more statesmen than any similar house
in the city. Their Iwatehword is bust
ness, andbusiness itis-suiall profits and
quick returns. If you want choice goods
at reasonable prices call and see them.
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WEEKLY STATEMENT
Lanaon staek MARKET.

- - = - p
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XITANTED-A GOOD COOK WHITE
w Preferred for small family; good
wages aud comfortable quarters. Apply at
pany. 2sa Main and p Madison SITS. A-S
EIrANTED-wOOD CHOPPERS. GOOD
w timber; good wages prompt pay APP
Ply 90. q D'A' '''''' JORDAN 4 90.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A CoTToN::SHEDl,
5Ox20O feet. in the Navy Yard, with rali an
T1 lsttorm ay IN track loOx2OO. Best yard in the
city for handling cotton. Apply to,N
Wv W. b, WALDRAN,
Mississippi Valley ms, CO., or
,ro4 III Al MONTGOMERY.
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NOR SALE SEVERAL. LOTS AT GILL's
station. on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, three miles out; unsurpassed III 10, 10.
W;ssissipni river, over 100 acres cleared and N
.cuitiyation. Also several tracts Of land ninety
timbered, near Midway. on Memphis anu
Little Rock railroad. and well improved larm
~ u ! qaS e''' ELI RAYNER.
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NOR sALE.-A FIRST RATE FARM i lliS
Il Crittenden county. Ark; ceni;aln, .i,,,a aU
lion and isO deadened three years. with h T
vate crop. stock and farming utensdisi TOT
terms apply to w. j. Chase Y CO., AZ Poplar
street. or j. j. Steel X Co., No. loS' corner 30 oi
Frnnt and Poplar streets. o-oo
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urANTyD-TO RENT A SMALL COT
w tagc house, near North Memphis Mar
l.ef-bonse. Address collins" Ledger office.
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Top sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
wi, n eight rooms, servant sroom, kitchen,
etc' al W. J. ROSS,
",o IT No. 334 jefferson street.
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] have opponents-Sugar Tom Ham
ilton and a gentleman named Reeves. ]
know little of him, but | know " Sugar
Tom" and have often had to refer to
him and his transactions in the paper of
which | am editor know well that you
are not likely to vote for either Of those
candidates, and ] therefore ask your suf-
frages as the Democratic nominee. ]
have always stood up for the party, and
am sure that the party in this cam
paign viii stand by me. Applause.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18

\ correspondent at Rodney, writes under
date of August 2d: Crops here are good
No army worm yet
The safe Of J. l.. Dyer a CO.. Corinth, was
broken open recently and $4,000 taken there
from.
The census taker of Monroe county has
found sixty pairs of twins less than twelve
months old, and one township yet to hear
from. The Examiner asks, Flows that for
hi2h:"
The fernando Press reports fine rains in
DeSoto county.
The Lexington Advertiser reports bad
crops in Holmes county.
The Natchez Courier says that Adams
county IS having too much rain.
The Pamela Star says that Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Simmons and infant child were thrown
out of a buggy by the mule running away
on the 2Sth of July. The little child was
killed, Mr.. Simmons face was badly bruised,
and his left wrist sprained, and Mrs. sim
mons was hurt very badly.
\ sick negro died of neglect near Friar's
Point, in His Excellency's sweet Coahoma
recently.
The 10Th Regiment intend to erect a
tombstone over the grave of Col. Michael
Farrell in the McGavock cemetery, near
Franklin, Tenn. Donations will be thank
fully received by the Committee. Address
Lieut.. c. IL. Campbell, Ducll Hill, Carroll
county, Miss.
The Central Star says: Two negroes, Jim
and Elisha, former slaves of Capt. J. \. Bin
ford, Sr., of Duck Hill, Miss, who had fol-
lowed their young masters through all the
varying fortunes that befell the glorious old
18th regiment, attended the reunion at Wa.
ter Valley on the 30th. They offered to con
tribute twenty dollars each to the proposed
monument and when objection was made to
their giving so much, they gave five dollars
each and requested to be called upon, if
more was needed.
Two well known negro car thieves were
run over by "A train on the Mobile and Ohio
road, and killed on the night of the 5th.-
Keys of all the ears going into Meridian
were found in their pockets. They had
gone to sleep on the track. The particulars
we get from Meridian papers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18
From the Picayune Of The IIth.
NEW EVEI.A TEONS
The Plot ThicheH-.


The excitement oecasioncd BY the abduc-
ton Of the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Digby was
not more intense than that occasiOned by
its recovery.
The circumstances attending it, return to
its parents are most mysterious and. as yet.
inexplicable, though they have undoubted-
~ furnished clues whereby the whole case
may be revealed and the sunshine of truth
will yet illumine what is now clothed in
such mystery.
Approaching the popular interest in the
matter. we proceeded yesterday 10 the court
of Recorder Campbell. of the Sixth District,
before whom Ellen Follin and her son were
TO be arraigned, and after the Recorder had
ordered that the prisoners be carried before
Recorder HoughtOn. of the First District,
where the crime. of which they were chaTg-
ed. had been committed. we. through the
courtesy of the officers. had a conversation
with the IN other and son.
Mrs. Follin was very neatly, indeed, quite
elegantly attired, and gave evidence OF pos
sessing very bright mind. She is cautious
and reserved. though apparently frank in
what she says.
Her story accorded precisely with her
statement Tuesday. A woman closely veil
ed. but in her opinion white, had LEFT the
child at her gate on the banquette in front 81
her hosse Wednesday. week ago. saying
in hurried and agitated manner that she
would be back Immediately; that hnuing
the woman did not return she took the child
in to care for it, etc
The son. George BIass, is a bright, intel
ligent lad Il years of age. His story now
comedies with his mothers. though he sta
ted Tuesday that the child had been in the
house more than three weeks. This is TO
say the least quite suspicious.
Leaving the prisoners We went up To the
house of Ellen Follin, corner of Camp and
Bellecastle streets, and proceeded To inter
rogate the inmates.
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ln auuthsr column viii De- found I..-
cripfiuu of three horses that were stolen uu
saturday and sunday nights last. ono 1919.
stolen from The residence 81 NT.. llfuN.
near Brandon. uu saturday uight-one. Dee
longing to Dr. Vaughn. from Brandon. ou
tle Same night aHd the other from j. n.
jackson. Jr., on sunday night The latter
was hitghrI near the Episcopal church and
w'- stolen whilst preaching Was going uu.
D. Dr. supposed hr was stolen hv "a Young man
who came here saturday evening. register
ED l- W. a. Harrison, Galveston. IsAus. who
stated tlat De- was religion. mau. uId lII
mot wish to travel oH sunday. Mpur tn
church sunday uigIa hHi t.W moments
after service commenced. Ile ltu hIs rBr.
pDt-hag uf thc hotel, with 4u ul4 TaIr ol
pants uul % iHNv-letttr iH ft. directed tA M 4.
a. thompson. ne was faIl slender young
man about twenty years ut aEg aAl wore "a
broad-hrImWri Ight.reIufpl cashmere hlI
and Light ra--Imrro pauts. ANY iHfumH-
20 Gen. koht lowry, viii he thankfully rr.
ceiycd and suitably rewarded brandon
Republican.
The "gay and festive lrriiriousI ous." o.
ludcd % above passed through thla place
two or three weeks ago, aud traded gray
mare % -. y. Oakley, OF this place which
Afterwards proved O. boz one of che stolen
animals and which has been restored tu Che
owner. I'm thg trade "a watch was given
which can Doe easily identified. % lisa largo
luuh.c-ca-cd patent lever. with gold hands,
one Of which i- broken off, II was valued
$40. 10 may Doe we'll enough 90 state That thIH
"su-.' Harrison Or quiu un iuuuegut-l0uh-
ing and uua--umIuE youth. ANA SCH DllUu-
lated 60 deceive thc most lrutf observer Hr
to his true character, ilHWeHt iu Che lIrDD-
fiun OF columbus from this place. luuh
ont tor him.-Ioui-Yille Bulletin.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18
Meeting of tse Surviving Members
Of the Gallant Nth nis-i~.
siPpi Regiment.
From the Reporte

FROM the Reporter
According to previous notice, the sur
vivors ofthe 18th Regiment Mississippi vol
unteers met at Holly Springs on "Wednesday.
August 3rd, lS70.
Gen. W. 5. EeatherSton was appointed
Chairman. and Col. John McGuirk and
Morris Bernheim were appointed Seeerta-
ries.
The object of the meeting was explained.
TO take such steps in regard 10 raising a
fund for the erection of a Monument To the
illustriOus dead of the Regiment, as the
meeting should deem proper.
short and stirring speeches were made by
Gen Featherstou. Col NJ. u. J.. Stephens.
of Water Valley. Capt W. y. Goodman, OF
Memphis, Col. McGuirk. DIR. J. H. Farrell
and Capt. II. E. Williamson.
On motion of Mr.. II. {. Cory. a committee
of five were appointed TO confer with the
committee of the 34th Mississippi Regiment
and suggest the time for the barbecue and
basket dinner.
This committee, after a short retirement
returned. and reported the 10th of August
1870. a suitable time. and that the dinner
be basket dinner. They further reported
that it would be agreeable To the 34th Miss.
Regiment to unite with the 18th Regiment.
in giving the dinner.
This report was received and adopted
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved. That all who served at any
time during the late war as members of the
10th Regiment Mississippi Volunteers. are
cordially invited 10 attend and partake Of
the proposed basket dinner to be given by
the 18th and 3lth Regiments on the 10th OF
August.
Resolved That the object of the dinner be-
ing social meeting and reunion of the
survivors of this Regiment, all who are
friendly TO this object are cordially invited
TO attend and partake OF the dinner.
The following committees were appoint
ed
fInvitation-Joseph IL. Farrell b. @.
Lawrence, John McGuirk-
OF Arrangements, and for obtaining con-
tributions to the dinner. j. II. Dill, IL. VI.
Tomlinson, T. Il. Majors, Shelby Rich
mond, George Allen, David Morehead,
Frank Swan, >. Il. Benson, Gus Henderson,
VIM. Flynn. JnO. Goodman, b. +. Gray, &.
Hearn, J. NJ. Butt Jno. Bradley, w. -
Bledsoe. Jno. Best. JnO. Harris, W. +. Parks.
VIM. Minis, VIM. Phillips, Jno. II. Morgan,
Thomas Eason, Sol Iyles. Jas. NJ. Crump, ].
y. Walker, y. Moore, John Wooten.
On the Country and Regimental Mont
ments.--Wm. Flynn, Henry Il. Williamson.
Fox Moore, b. L. Gray and W. a. Good
man.
To confer with the Committee Of the 34th
Miss.-II. c. Cory, b. +. Gray, Shelby Rich
mond, Jonas Clayton and w Alternately.
The meeting adjourned TO re-assemble on
on the call of the Chairman.
w. ). FEATHERsToN, Cham'n.
Secretaries