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az midnight and strong as mules. They
are learning to march, and tie Nicolson
pavement IL shaken to its foundations
each evening. when the sun goes down,
beneath the tread of the newly-made sol
diers OF the Union. Grants armies VIII
soon consist mainly Of blacks, and when
Grant is invested with the imperial pur-
pie and crowned Grand Turk, his throne
viii be upheld by black jsnnisssries, and
hen perhaps ''the bottom rail viii be on
top"
The telegraph informed us yesterday
evening that q personal ~renconter had
taken place between DIR. Marion Semmes
and DR.. Evans, in Paris, on account of an
ill-tempered speech of the latter in regard
to the American ambulance corps. From
a personal acquaintance with both parties,
we are willing to wager that Evans was
in the wrong, and that it was some speech
of villainous, Radical, Yankee proclivity
that caused SO quiet, so elegant, and so
high-toned a gentleman as Marion
Semmes TO dirty his hands with him.
Evans Is a Yankee, who, in the early
DAYS of the empire, went to France, and
by good luck became dentist to s. Nj.
pEmpereur. This Instantly made him
famous, and money poured in on him by
the million at a time. The HO6teSSe,
Young and old, would nave no other dent
Isl, ana fabulous Prices were pau lOf MS
services. he made himself a great IA
vorite with S. NJ. rImperatriee by his
perfect knowledge of the art of blending
the supple hinges of b knee" Thrift
followed fawning, and Evans was male.
DIR. Gage and DIR. Semmes came to Paris
afterward-the former 3 dentist from Mo
bile, Ala, and the latter a physician,
! originally from Alabama, and both, by
their merits, instantly took 3 high rank
in the professional circles of Paris.
! Semmes cured the Empress of a danger
Gus malsdy with which she had suffered
I for years, and became (slong with RECORD
and Velpesu, both Americans by BIRTH, 8
consulting physician of the imperial
family. Hinc lila JachFyBsGe. Evans
| felt himself cut out, and for years has
| been a deadly enemy of Gage and Semmes.
The Or. Pratt mentioned in connection
with the same affair is also a M05ilian,
and was a classmate lin Europe) OF ths
writer. Evans, during the late war, was
a most bitter and violent Union" man,
] while Semmes was a Confederate.
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Ginning Cotton with or without Previous
Picking from the Sell.

For ginning cotton, regardless Of how
picked or gathered and splendid sample
made. First premium (blue ribbon and
diplomat awarded st the Louisiana State
Fair, New Orleans, April, 1870.
We have been appointed agents for the
sale OF the above celebrated gins, and re-
specially ask the earnest attention OF
planters to them, believing that they are
q great Improvements upon any gin now
in use, and destined to work a perfect
revolution in the ginning of cotton. A
sample gin can be seen at our ~storehouse,
Nos. 1856 and 1853 Front street, below
Union, and all persons interested are in
yited to call and see for themselves.
STEWART BROS. & FIZER.
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ThE FLoAiERsHIP.
Upton County Claims the Selection Of
FIoater, and Asks SheIbYtU CsncedeIt |.
CovINsToN, TIPToS COUNTY,

CovINsToN, TIProS COUNTY,
August %, 1870.
Editors AppeaI-In the convention o
to assemble for the purpose of nominating
q candidate for F~loster, L think it is but
simple justice to the people of Upton that
the convention should select for the nomi-
nee a man from this county. Shelby
county has two Representatives, and in
conjunction with Fsyette county has q
Senator. Fayette county has one Repre-
sentative. Upton has none, and the only
member of the General Assembly to
whom she can look for that protection of
her local interests which depends upon
a Representative, is the Floater. Here
tofore in conventions the selection of the
candidate for Floater has been referred TO
the Upton delegation. Outside of the
extreme hardship, not to say the gross in
justice involved in depriving Upton
county of a Representative, b fact is
she furnishes the largest proportion OF
the population represented by the
Floater. There are twenty-five hundred
Democratic voters in this county. II you
do not give us the Floater, our home in
terests viii be unrepresented. While
Shelby and Fsyette together have D
members of the General Assembly, three
In the House and one in the Senate, sure
" Upton ought to have b remaining
one; especially when we remember the
fact that upon all questions OF a general
nature the Floater is equally the repre-
sentative of the three counties. We viii
place in nomination before the conven-
ton a sound Democrat and a man OF SUI
perior qualifications, and we trust the
Memphis delegation will not, by their &C
ton, verify the charge so often made that
DEMOCRAT.
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EMMETT GUARDS PICNIC.
Order Of Procession.

The Emmett Guards viii start from their
hall at nine am, and march TO the Hiber-
nian Hall, corner of Main and Adams
streets, where the procession will form in
the following order:
Memphis Brass Band
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
Emmett Guards.
The line of march viii be Main to
Beale, Beale to DsSoto, DeSOtO to Vance,
Vance to James Park. The glound will
be illuminated at night, and the festivities
will be continued until twelve O'Clock.
As the closing picnic of the season, there
is no doubt that il will be participated in
by all our fellow-citizsns, as it certainly
should be. Everything has been done by
the various committees t render the en-
tertainment perfect. An eloquent address
will be delivered on the grounds,
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure of a visit yesterday
from our old friend, Mr.. Pitts, of the
Mississippi Central, a conservative Jour
nal worthy the support of our people.
Mr.. NJ. f. Martin, a well known citi-
zen Of Memphis before the war, but lat
terly of st. Louis, is in our city. He will,
we learn, again take up his residence in
our midst as agent of b well known st.
Louis hOur firm of Yaeger & Co.
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A BRILLIANT Discriminatory man
and woman in the land, whose locks have
been touched with silver by time, or pre-
maturely whitened, has reason to rejoice
that Phslon's Vftalia, or Salvation for the
Hair, is numbered among the wonder
working products Of this age OF discovery.
It is clear and free from sediment, while
the shades of color it impsrts are more
natural than those produced by any other
agent.
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CARD.

Editors Appeat-My attention has just
been called TO the closing sentences of the
account of the arrest OF Forrest Powell,
which appeared in yesterday evenings
LEDGER. If this account Is correct, and
Mr., Pferson can snbstantiate his state
ment of having been compelled 10 give
S25 to the detective for making the arrest,
the said detective will be instantly dis
missed from the force. No man on the
police, or any branch Of the ssme, is al
lowed to charge for any services per-
formed, and all rewards have 20 pass
T. w. O'DONNELL,
Chief Of Police.
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WILLARD ]. GORDON, Att'y.

ECONOMICAL HoUsEREEPING.-We have
before rs a circular published by the Sci
Moss Farine Co., which we advise every
one who takes an interest in b food
question to read. II describes, concisely,
the origin and uses of the edible Sea Moss
Farine. and presents an array of scientific
and other testimony in its favor which
can hardly fail to convince the most skep-
teal of its paramount claims as an eco
nomic, wholesome, digestible, eminently
nutritious, and very pleasant addition to
the national tcaste. This, at least, is the
conclusion at which many of the most
eminent hotel-keepers, artistic cooks,
physicians, chemists, merchants, etc, OF
New York have arrived, and they state
their opinions on the subject over their
own signatures in the pamphlet to which
we allude.
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The heavy wear and tear must neeessa-
rily, a. at present, be upon the journals
Of the axles. The fact that the rubber
viii last Is amply illustrated by the won
derfal enduring powers Of the present
rubber springs used for cars. The cars
may wear out, but the rubber springs are
taken a OF the old ones aud put in the
ndu
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eARD OF THANKS.
MEMrHIs. August q. Is1O.

MEMPHIS August %, 1870.
Editors Appe1I-Psrmit me, in this
public manner, to return thanks. on be-
half of Mrs. George Paine, to the Msso1jc
Mutual Life Assurance Association of
Memphis, Tennessee, for the promptness
with which their treasurer, H. q. Trade,
paid to me ths amount of pohcyOf in
surancs held by her on her husbands
life. said policy costing him only twelve
dollars.
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NOTICE.

The friends and aequaintances of the
late Owen smith, and the public gener-
ally. are hereby notified that the business
Of his establishment win be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past favors
and patronage, IL is hoped that by prompt
attention to business by experienced
hands, the same viii be continued by
generous and kind public.
MRS. OWEN SMITH.
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PARTICULAR NoTICE-0YsTERs, 0Ys-
TIERS, OYsrERs.-Ths leading and most
extensive Oyster and Game dealer in
Memphis, for the last five years, is j. ID.
Edwards, 27s Second street; the only per
/ son this ever worked to get oysters down
to living prices in the Memphis market.
Talk about a large business in Oysters,
Game, Fish and Dressed Poultry-just
keep an eye on Headquarters Oyster,
Game and Fish Depot, If you a. to see
the ball roll this fall and winter. Receiv-
ing fresh oysters daily.
J. d. EDWARDS,
278 Second street.
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A motion to adjourn for fifteen minutes,
nade at the close of this ballot, was voted
As to %.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NJ. & @. r. Il. FREIGHT OFFICE,
MrMPHIs Anrnst 81 1S7n.

On and after this date. until further no.
tics, the warehouse in Navy Yard, will be
open for the reception Of freight for local
stations on the Memphis and Ohio rail-
road, from : am until s pm.
The hOurs for delivery OF freight at the
Will be the same.
A. j. KNAPP, Agent.
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HTTE 4 CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared { execute orders 0 JOB
Printing on the shortest notice. tn pa
irons OF the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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OYSTER AND GAME DEPOT-No. l oyster
ana came stand for sale. inquire al 70.
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BROwSE 4 BRowNH-sl5 second street.

THE sf2 Lever Watch, No Is, $50, gpurS
chased from Chas. p Norton q Co, So
Nassau street, New York, January 9Th,
has been carried by me over six months,
with q total variation in time Of only
twenty-six seconds, without tie slightest
regulating, and presents the same bril-
liancv of color Is when purchased.
JAMES r. WILTON,
Sec. American 8. NJ. Co., n. Y,
New York, July 30, $50,
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STOLEN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS my residence,
NJ on the I'D inst. near Colnerytlle, Tenn,
on the Memphis and Charleston R X, a dark
bav mare. shout six years old, a close, CON-
pact body, white spot in the forehead, one on
each side Of her neck near the top, a mole on
Ter IeT ear. one white hind foot 1 will pay
the above reward for her delivery 10 me or 70
aTgi b. A. PEARSON.
nVERCOAT, ETC@s4O REWARD-From
" my office recently, one me large oiue
with dark hne cloth, and having a short SIT
behind: no coal made like it is brought 10
this market. Also, a very hne new blue-
hlock SIR Velvet Vest, longer than usual;
and a new fine pair Of drap d'ete Pants. l
will give so for either thief or clothes. or 80
Tor both. lau3Cl 81 iDEh-
ANnlnnche COPY one time.
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FOR RENT.

nOVSE-Atwo-story hramedwelling house
l2 Robson 81. Apply next door. aus
UEATHMAN PLACE-The Hesthmar
III Place, large house, orchard ana gaFueh
on Broadway, in Fort Pickering.
suSg w. A. WHEATLEY, Bethel hlOck.
TLOOR-AI the second floor of No -
L Main st lDQuireon the premises. auI
SSFNIBLY HALL-For VI years or less
n To secure this handsome and spacious
6sII over 8S and a65 Main street, call on
auiI W. A. wHBATLEN. Bethel Block.
OFFICES. ROOMS, HOUSES.
Wa WHEATLEY,
suU Agent P. c. Bethel.
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PrrrsRuRa. Camel and Anthracite
Coal. Pittsburg and Gas Coke, for sale by
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & CO.,
Main and South Court.
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Letter LIST.

The following is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis Poste me and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and number
viii be delivered promptly BY carriers.
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JUST received on consignment, and for
sale cheap to ths trade, 100 barrels Ches-
ter Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks &
Co.'S Golden Syrup.
ESTES, MILLER & co,
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LOST.

AFULE-SlO re~srd for a bay mare mule
Wythe depot, or to wen q McSutt Memphis.
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Us UhhSf AUbUs %, IoEUs
River fell six inches in past twenty-four
hours. Below high water mark OF 1867,
twenty-four feet and nine inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
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PU1rPs AND FIxTUREs-sl5 Second St

SCHOOL NoTTCE.-Miss Betty Yspcey
will open her school, at No. 500 Main
street, on Thursday, September LIST.
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THE CIRCULAR ANNOUNCEMENT of the
Louisville Medical College, session of
IS70-'71, has been received.
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All Of the latest weekliss and month
lies, just received At Joe Locke's, 1881
Main street.
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The result, when read out by the As,
sistant Secretary, Mr.. Philip, was greeted
with tremendous cheers, amid which, on
motion, the nomination was declared
unanimous. y
Mr.. Lumpkin was called to the stand,
and in a few heartfelt words expressed
his thanks. He was met as he made his
way to the stand by Simon Green, who
with a hearty shake of the hand, con-
graduated him on his success-an act
which stamps Mr.. Green as a man t0orthy
to represent Shelby county even II he
didn't get the nomination.
After the remarks of Mr.. Lumpkin. Mr..
Green being loudly called for, made a few
remarks. rendering thanks 70 his friends
for their devotion to him, and declaring
his ~unwavering and steadfast adhesion to
the party.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to the
char, Secretary and oil the press
for their services to the Convention.
Colonel Crews being called upon for a
speech, Major Barbour announced that he
had gone home, and would probably not be
back. The Major took the liberty of ar
old friend and spoke for him.
On motion of Major Anderson, a vote OF
thanks was unanimously rendered to the
Executive Committee for the manner in
which they had performed the arduous
duties devolving on them during the late
campaign, and the members were re-
quested individually and collectively to
continue on the committee.
Colonel Crews, meanwhile, having beer
found, was brought back into the hail
and put on the stand. He returned his
thanks for the nomination in a neat and
felicitous style, and about quarter past
i've the convention a-jOurned, Gftsr hav-
ing sat SIX hours
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W. L. WARDS Seminary for young Ia
dies, Nashville, Tennessee, the largest
school in the South, and the most COM
pletein its Boarding and Literary orange
ments, opens on Thursday, September 1.
For catalogue address W. E. WARD.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts, Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another CO..
umn, il should be resd by al.
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CLEARING sale of Furniture by Pass
more & Co., this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Read their advertisement.
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Lumpkin..-~......
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IHAvE for the past eight months con-
stantly used one of the S12 Oride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles p. Norton & Co., IS Nassau
street, New York, and found the total
variation In its time but one-haif minute
(thicty secondsl, and It retains the anne
appearance of gold as when purchased.
Several of our men use them with the
same results. 1 c~heerfully recommend
them for correctness and wear.
HORACE W. whitaker,
Erie Railroad.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Arrival and Dsnariurs Of MAILS.
ARRIVES

MEMPHIS P~osToFFICE. - Office hours
from 3 am. too pm. Sundays from = TO
10 2 n.
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LADIES, remember the clearing sales of
Checked and Striped Silks at B. Lowen-
stein q Bros, 10 commences Monday,
August 18th; all those wishing to have
first choice in these extraordinary great
bargains, would do well to call early,
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol.
omew q Allen. ND. 5 West Court street
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FIFTY HoURs-NEw YORK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 236K Main street, receives the
Herald, World, Times, Tribune, Ssen and
Journal Of Commerce; also, the weekliess
etc, through in fifty hours.
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FoR NEW ORLEANS
For FRIARss POINT.

FOR HELENA & FRlAR'S POINT
The new and elegant steamer
Al ]. WHITE-.------aeo. Malone. mas.sr
Tdis entirely new and elegant a0
passenger steaInsrt built EXPRESS
LIy for this trade, viii leave as above every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, atop. m
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EPARTUR
IN PORT.
Norman.


RIVERS, AND
GAS WORKS, August 80, 1870.
River fell six inches in past t~wenty-foar
hours. Below high water mark Of 1867,
twenty-four feet and nine inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
Our dispatches g~iYefuli reports from all
points above. The Arkansas is falling,
with four and a half feet to Little Rock.
White river is at q fair boating stage to
Augusta, and is likely to stay up for the
balance of the season. The weather is
clear and very pleasant: Business active
on the levee. The st. Louis Republicans
says: there is no perceptible changs in
the condition of the river from here out
that we can learn of. The bars yet are
very troublesome, and the slight rise from
above is not at all likely TO render naviga-
ton less difficult. The river at st. Paul,
La Crosse, Dubuque and Davenport is
rising still, with a good stage of waller be-
tween these ports. Three fest at the first
named and two at the last named city
will probably cover the entire "rise." The
condition of the Missouri is reported as
being bad beyond the power Of descxip-
ton. Sand-bars, logs, stumps, and OBJ
structions of every character impede the
boats navigating that stream"
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, August 30.-Arrived:
Commonwealth, from st. Louis. Depart
ed: ThompsonDean for st. Louis. This
city was visited this afternoon with q
heavy rain, during which hail fell.
+ XIcKsBURG, August S0zPssssd down:
Grand Era, Y last might; Kilgour, Z pm.
The river here is rising. The weather is
clear and warn. zef
NASHVILLE, August 30.-The river is
swelling, with three feet large on Har-
peth shoals. The weather Is fair and
pleasant. Arrived: Ella Hughes, from
Cairo. ~
CINCINNATI, August 30.-The river here
has risen one foot and seven inches dur
the past twenty-foHr hours, with eight
feet seven inches in the ehannel. s.
LOUISVILLE Aegnss ~ Arrived:
Emma Flovd, from Memphis- The river
has fallen at this point four inches in the
Last twenty-foar hours, with twenty-six
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has no equa'
as a preventive or cure.
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Gas Frrr1se-al5 Second street.
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STEAM FITrINo-8i5 Second street.
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EIGHTH BALLOT
NINTH BALLOT.



Squire Glisson said that it-was plain
that neither of the gentlemen nov before
the convention could Q the nomina-
ton; he, therefore, put in nomination
Colonel Landon c. Haynes. lCheers.l
Colonel Haynes said that he had had
his day in such matters, n that owing
to the revengeful and proscriptive legisla-
ton of the Radical government he was
under disabilities, which would prevent
his qualifying oven did he wish to enter
the arena. Ho, therefore, begged his
friend Gibson to withdraw his name,
which was done, and the ballot proceeded,
resulting
~--".."".""''S
Green-..----...
L
TWELFTH BALLor.
Mr.. Raph. Semmes nominated Francis
D. stockton.
Mr.. Stockton declined to allow the use
of his name until it became apparent that
neither gentleman now beforethe conven-
ton can obtain the nomination. The bal
lot resulted
Lumpk1n-..----...
......
THIRTEENTH BALLOT
was declared foul.
FoURrEENTH BALLOT.
Lumpkin 80
%
FIFTEENTH BALLoT
Lumpkin ...........---..-----"-.~... 45
"
BALLOT q
Lumpkin 40
Green -..s-.... So. oV
Belts. L
SEVENTEENTH ALLoT
Lumpkin AZ
Green 80
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TO PLANTERS.

The Great Invention Of the Age--Reyersed-
Notion Champion eettoa Gin and hnller.
FOR
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LADIES' LIST.
GENrIEMEN.S LIST
RIVER NEWS.

ROATs LEAyING THIs DAY.
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RaIIrnad Tlme TahIss.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ocK RAILROAD.
Through from Memphis to Little Rock in Il
hours. On and arter Thursday, the llth day
Of August, $50, until further notice. trains
will run daily Sundays exeepted) as follows:
- ~ ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Hopeheld 7:s0 pm. $3.50 am
an S;Op M
Freight train will leave HOpefeld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 Am.
Arrive at Hopedeld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, as4 PM
Union street, daily at 800 am.
baggage checked through to Little Rock on
~ferryboat. Il. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
2 p RnRSON. Asst SCDiG
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BALLOT.

HUT H1IIVN'
Mr.. Durff said that, for the sake of
peace and harmony, he, as the msn who
had nominated Simon Green, would with
draw his name if MI. Lumpkin's friends
would withdraw him.
Mr.. Pettigrew proposed to put in nomi-
nation Captain Mont. Pepper, but on
learning that no compromise could be
effected, withdrew him.
The ballot was again resorted to, and
the result was a foul.
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FARM Of FORTY acres for
Y eole tive miles south OF Memphis; We'll
T,rrov,d: 6ne orchard; excellent water ana
All necessary buildings
~ .fn5ge Thomas leonard, 81 Main street.
NauDefs, Tennessee. 49,
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FOR SALE.

rITUATION-In a drugstore, by . young
- map Of i've years sSPerienSs; no