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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-01-21

RosIE.-6ince the close Of our last review the
market generally has ruled quiet and inactive for
all grades, and the sales have been limited. The
ad9lces from abroad are less favorable, which
fact, together with tho scarcity of ship room, has
caused buyers to withdraw from market unless
at lower figures, which factors at present refuse
in first hands is accommodating. Sales for the
week as follows: Friday, 200 bbls. at 81 so for
strained Saturday, 500 bbls at 81 SO for strained
delivered, and ST. 80 for low No. /; Monday, LOGO
bble. at 81 so for strained. 81 55 for No. 2, and
50 25D$2 70 for No. /; Tuesday, ITO bbs. at 81 IS
for extra NO. 2; Wednesday, 322 bbls. at 81 750
81 80 for extra No. q Thursday, LOO bbls. at
81 80 for extra No. 2, free on board-j3 Dbl. Of
$50 tts.
TAR-Is without change in pricc-a steady do
mand has existed, and receipts have generally
found ready sale. Arrived for the week COS bbla
all of which sold at IL IS - bbl.
BARRELS.-Wo have nothing TO report in
the market for empty spirit barrels. The supply
in dealers hands continues fully fair, and
demand limited. We quote from wharf and
store at the following figures: Second hand
country, 81 1902 70 AZ they run, and 50 50
@$2 60 for selected, and 81 501$2 Is for new :
New York, 50 1862 80 for new and second
hand city made, 50 1908 each for new, rs in
quantity and quality.
BEEswAx Only small lots comming in, which
sell at 35Q36 cents u b.
BEEF CATTLE-Are being brought in sIoulv
and the supply i'll butchers' hands is only moder.
ate. we quote some enquiry, with small sales
on the hoof at 6G10 cents 9B 10. net.
CORN MEALS in moderate supply, and sell
ing from the mills at 81 2O0$1 % 4s busheI
OoTToN-In the market for this ar sicle we have
no. change of consequence to report. In the
early part of the week there was slight dull
meas manifest. but for few days past it has
ruled somewhat tirmer, and at the close of our
enquiries the price 10 a shade higher, with q
moderate enquiry existing. The sales are as fol-
lows: ID bales at 81 cents, "a at q cents 81 at
8s cents. % at ri cents, 81 90 cents "a at 49,
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SHELL LIME.

WE HAVE EFFECTED ARRANGEMENTS
w by which we can deliver PURE SHELL
LIME (slaked with salt water) at this place, or
at any station the w. j. w. Il. r., south of
and including Goldsboro'. for $40 so per ton.
Orders accompanied with cash or produce will
be promptly attended to. 49,.
VICK & MEBANE.
ian13 10 -..- 9l-6td ,4tw
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4nI-sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY., Jan. Is, 1870.
RESOLUTIONS AND Bills.


r. Mr.. Gunter A resolution adjourn
lie Legislature Oh Monday, Jan. 31st.
|ifs over.
-. Mr.. = .ru.-:. ! resolution in favor of
t.-rr Smith. III buckingham. Referred.
NJ Barnes also presented a petition
~ Walker Smith. Referred.
Mr.. smith, of Wayne A bill to in
r.5rate the town Of Mount Olive, Wayne
[[a.r. referred.
rr }r. Foster = bill to amend the
Ev.uue Jaw IL relation to Foreign Insur-
o. Companies. Referred.
r. 3Ir. Proctor 4 bill to prevent bath
h. IN Lumber River within certain limits.
les over.
I'm motion Of Mr.. Mcmillan, the rules
or. suspended ind the bill to authorize
h commissioners of Duplin to levy a
,,.lnI tax for certain purposes, was taken
!, aui passed It's second reading 10y Il vote
cas- Il, nays !,
on motion Of Mr.. Seymour the bill WAR
secure. better protection for life and
roucrty vas male the special order for
IoEday next half past 10 o'clock.
Nr. Moore, IF ChOwan, for Committee
r Finance, reported favOrabiy upon the
j. authorizing the Commissioners Of Col
allas county to levy 4 special tax.
en- motion OF Mr.. Moore, the rules were
lspcnded, and the bill passed its second
aiding by a vote OF yeas so, nays s.
Dn motion Of Mr. Proctor, the rules were
!-pended. and the bill authorizing the
81 Hobeson to issue bonds
as taken up and passed its second read
e by r vote of yeas SO, nays >.
On motion OF Mr. Long. of Richmond
/. rules we're suspended and the bill il
..or Of -. ID. Terry, late Sheriff of Rich
nd, was taken up and passed its severa
=. .iugs.
.lu motion, the House then adjourned
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SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-On Friday last the mar
ket for this article opened at decline of cent
on previous quotation, and sales were effected ut
40 cents. On Saturday no transactions were re-
and the sales were at 40 cents, and one lot Of
New York casks at 404 cents. On Tuesday the
market ruled quiet, and only small sale at 40
cents. On Wednesday there was a brisk demand
from spectators, and the price closed at Al
cents, all Offering having found sale. The mar
ket to-day Is frm and has an upward tendency
| want of stock in first hands somewhat checking
operations. The weeks sales as follows:
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- incorporate Edgecombe Lodge,

r;u 70 incorporate Edgecombe Lodge.
F. c; T' IN incorporate the Wilson Collegiate
D ninaTy for young ladies; the amendment
lnI lrai by the Committee was stricken
r,otion OF Mr.. Barnes.
~. ~ r.,Iating to clearing out distractions
Jn,,ber River, Robson county.
~, t!TI-l To amend an act to prevent obstruc-
pr - the passage of fish up Little River.
III - ~ INCORPORATE Mechanics Saving,
~ md Building association.
G 5H 70 incorporate the L. City and Nor
Il Railroad Company.
M. - ~ incorporate the Franconia Man
D., Company III the town of Mag
S ~ adjourned until tits evening at
o'clock.
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JUST OUT {!

JUST OUT!
"CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHES,''
For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis.
NONE so GooD-NoNE so PLEASANT
NONE CURE AS QUICK.
No moro OF those horr ibly-tasted, nauseatin &
''brown Oubeb" things.
RUSHTON Sc Co,
10 A-tOr House, New York.
dec Is 76.3m. d&Wch,
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Hon. TVm. II. S. Sweet:
Dear Sir Il have read the article clip
ped from the Sentinel. headed "a sweet
affair" and which also contains an extract
from an article purporting to have been
taken from a paper called the Winston
Sentinel
The statements and charges contained in
this 'extract" in relation to your action
and that of my own in the late constitu-
tional convention of North Carolina, are
absolutely false.
cannot believe that any such outrage
Gus and ridiculous assertions, as purport
to have come from Judge Tourgee, were
ever uttered by him.
The list Of charges is headed by false
hood so glaring, as to be, in itself, suffi-
cient to stamp the whole thing O base
fabrication. [ allnde to the assertion that
Judge Tourgee ''was chairman Of the COM
mittee which framed the Legislature arti-
ole of the constitution" It is we'll known
you were the chairman of that committee.
AS to the statements about you and my
self ''sitting on each side of Tourgee while
he exhibited to us the article he had drawn
up" and as to our "going behind the
speakers stand to consult, and that 1--WE
were delighted with the manner in which
he (Tourgee) had succeeded" &C.. they
are all deliberate and unmitigated false
hoods.
No such thing as trucking or deceiving
the convention or the people in any man
ner was ever Trough Of to my knowledge,
much less proposed or talked of in my
hearing.
When the convention was over it was
with surprise on your part as we'll as my
own that we heard doubts expressed as to
the time, intent and meaning of the tenure
of Office provision.
AS to my being q ''timid man" in the ex-
preston of my sentiments in the conven
ton. do not believe a single political op-
ponent in that body ever thought of such
thing, much less political friend.
Along with yourself and others I did try
to be prudent in the formation of the or
ganic law; especially did we constantly aim
to treat every citizen of the State frankly
and generously by divesting the new con
stitution, as far as possible, of every fea-
ture of ostracism on account of political
disabilities.
am sure you can dismiss this matter as
far as you are concerned as q brazen at
tempt at libel. I know [ can. [ repeat
my disbelief that Judge Tourgee ever made
the statements attributed to him.
Very respectfully,
D, HEATON.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Currear.

\ LISrE, Rbbl.0 90 "a o 80
From stored 90 81 i IS
iGoLAasEs, II gallon,
Cuba, hhds As % so
do bbis .55 6tD 579
Sugar house.00 % 40
do bbls. 40 al 424
lSv1i1n hlIa GO In I I'M
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has become OF the special militia law pass
ed by this Legislature, giving any five ma
gistrates power to call out the militia to
enforce the laws whenever and wherever
resisted.
Mr. Argo then proceeded to ventilate
the charges of outrages committed IN Or
ange county, and proved by facts that
whenever hanging had been done, it had
been done under circumstances and prov
OcatiOns Of the most aggravated descrlp-
ton.
Mr.. Argo then read the petition of the
citizens of Orange, protesting against the
passage of the bill and denying the Sian
ders perpetrated upon the fair name OF the
county.
For a long time it was universally known
that not letter could pass through the
Postofice at Chapel Hill without its con-
tents being known or very accurately guess
ed at and for long time the matter was
profound secret until the mystery was
cleared up by indiscretiOn Of one OF Gov.
Holden's paid detectives, one William Hus-
key, who, one day when drunk, declared
that he was vested with more authority
than any one else in the county, and IN
proof of his assertion, pulled out com
mission signed by Gov. Holden, appoint
ing him (Huskey) q detective. He (Mr.
Argo) had every reason to know that all
the information Of outrages and resistance
to the law, upon which the friends OF this
Infamous measure base the necessity of this
bill, is derived from just such sources
This was the character of the testimony by
which some gentlemen pretended to justi-
fly the passage of tyran meal and uncon-
stitutional bill.
La regard to the operations of the LIST
section of the bill, any one OF the least
penetration could see, at a glance, it would
place despotie power in the hands of the
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIs, May a. 1870.
FINANCE.

Reinforcement in cotton continues quite
active, and exchange is abundant al sew
eral ofour banks, though others complain
that they do not get as much as they eoule
use. Rates are consequently unsettled
and n from q to nc discount on East
ern bills. while New Orleans bills which
offer daily, are taken at q to &c discount
In checking there is also variation in tn
rate from = to 10 premium on Eastern
and at par on New Orleans. The demand
generally is light on all points. Money
Is coming, we learn, by express from tn
East ID small quantities, and the demand
for il continues ~unsbated, with rather
close market, except on A No. paper
which is taken at 80 to 6Odays at the usua
rates.
Stocks and bonds are nominally IN
changed; a sale of 100 shares Memphis ano
Charleston stock was reported st 4lEc by
a desler. There was some inquiry for 0ty
bonds Al SIC, but no sales. $500 5-2Os were
taken by a Madison street brokera at ~ "a
CITY scrip is quiet at 7S@74c buytngI sell
ing at 75976c. County warrants are
steady at nc buying; selling at 7s@isc'
Tennessee money is unchanged. Gold Is
taken in small amounts al LlS%9ll4i
selling at ll4h9u5.
At q meeting of the Directors OF the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Company
held on Friday, the 18th inst, Mr.. c. W.
Schultz resigned MS position as Secretary
Of the Company, in consequence OF his
having been elected Assistant Cashier OF
the First National Bank. The Directors
then elected Mr.. W. J. Littlejohn, IT,, As
sistant Secretary Of the Company.
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Monday. Nav is. 1870.

Within legal hours, the following Real Es-
tate, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel or land lying and
being in the county of Shelby and State of
Tennessee, and in the city of Memphis: Be-
ginning at a stake on the east side of Jones
avenue 400 feet from Fishers southern line;
thence southwardly with said venue 50 feet
to a stake; thence eastwardly and parallel
with said Fishers southern line 10 feet TO a
stake; thence northwardly SO feet to a stake;
thence westwardly and parallel with said
Fishers southern line lO feet TO the begin
n1ng-same property conveyed 10 T.. W.
Newman by deed of Christian Preuss, June
q, 1860, and registered in the Registers office
of Shelby county, Book 81, part l, pages 81
and IS.
Terms of ssle-On a credit of six months
from the day of sale, note with security
taken, and lien retained till payment OF the
purchase money.
Equity of redemption barred,
Also, at the same time and place, a lease
hold on the foll wing property;
Lying and beng in abe county Of Shelby
and State of Tennessee, and In the city of
Memphis, being part of country lot No. 499:
Beginning at a stake rs feet southwardly-
the same being the southwest corner Of a
certain lease owned by Michael Fouhy-
thence eastwardly and parallel with Poplar
street 50 feet, more or less, to Yates eastern
line OF said country lot; thence southwardly
with Yates eastern line = feet to a stake;
thence westwardly and parallel with Poplar
street 80 feet, more q lesS, to the North Mem
phis Market lot 70 a stake; thence north
wardly with said Market lot Is feet to the
beginning-said leasehold expiring on the
6th day of Jnne, 1908.
Also, a certain leasehold On a certain lot or
parcel OF ground, in said county and State:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the lot
of ground leased by John Post to +. W. New
man on the 5th October, 1853; running thence
south with the eastern boundary Of North or
Poplar Street Market Square 80 feet; thence
eastwardly and parallel with Poplar street 50
feet, more or less, to Yates eastern line Ii
feet said Newmanis southeast corner;
thence WestWardly with NeWman'g south
boundary SO feet, more or less, to the begin
ning-said lease expiring on 8th June, 1903.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash, balance in
six months, notes with security taken, and
lien retained till payment of the purchase
money
apis A. ALSTON, Q. n N.
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Monday, May %, 1870,

In front OF the courthouse, on Second street.
Memphis, lin which the Law and Chancery
Courts OF Memphis are held) between 10
o'clock am. and2 O'Clock pm, l will sell, at
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash, lot Sc, as designated on the Lane subdi-
vision of a tract of land adjoining and near
the city of Memphis, on the east, as laid of
and sold by Monsarrat, Dupree & Co., June y,
1850, fronting on Dupree street, so feet by 1851
feet in depth, all in Shelby county, Tenn.
The equity of redemption is waived, and all
homestead rights. l convey only as Trustee,
without warranty.
]. W. WEsTCOrT, Trustee.
Nav II, 1870. myl2
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Attachment Suit.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee.-Robeson, Sneed & Co. VS.. Clarence
T. oeoghagen.
A WRIT of attachment having been sued
N out against the estate OF the defendant,
G. 4. G~eoghagen, and returned. levied on per-
sonalty In such case, and affidavit having
been made that the defendant Is a non-resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, the defendant
make his personal appearance before the
Judge of the Circuit Court, at a term OF SAID
Court. to be held for Shelby county on the
fourth Monday in May next, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
By law, or the same VIII be proceeded with
exparte: and that this notice be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
the Memphis Appeal.
By b. r. COLEMAN, d.. O.
Smith a Klttredge, Att'ys for Plaintin.
April Il, 1870. aPlt
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Spring Agricultural, horticultural
and Floral Exhibition.

THE first Spring Fair OF the Shelby County
Agricultural. Mechanical aud Horticul-
tural Society will be held at the Fair Grounds
OF the Association OF WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY, the LIST, I'd and Sd OF June
prox. The programme will embrace full
doraI n horticultural lists, adapted 70 the
season, agricultural implements and pre-
miuma on stock.
Premium lists will be furnished on applica-
ton 70 the Secretary, Also, Refreshment
privileges viii be let BY the Secretary at the
present ONCE OF the Secretary, No. 3 County
Court Building, each day, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock am. and Y m.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
Memphis, May Il. lS7G. myl2d4w
Hinder and by virtue Of a conditional bill
u OF sale TO me executed by VIM. Rusch-
haupt, which said biliof sale is Registered In
Book No. Of chattel mortgages, In the Regis
ter's office Of Shelby county, L win, on
Wednesday, the 25th day Of May, 1870,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, at the yard OF Joseph Windler,
on the Randolph road, north OF the brick
church in Chelsea, sell TO the highest and
best bidder, for cash, the following personal
property, to-wit: IS COWS, / buO, 2 horses, l
dairy wagon, I wagon, and J large milk can.
myl4 II. {, IEPPoLD.
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c NOTICES.
CHANcERY SALE

OdtENlUC@hI 0H66
No. z86, n. X. D.-Chan0ery Court Of Mem
phis-E. L. Belcher, AdmT,eJames Wick
ersham VS.. d. Wfckersham ct al, the heir
and creditors OF James Wickersham, de
ceased.
DY virtue of q decree for sale entered in tn,
ID above cause, on the 18th day Of March
lbIo, we, the undersigned, were appointed
Special Commissioner of said court TO sell
at public or private sale the Real Estate OF Ia
late James Wtckersham, described IN the
decree, for the purpose OF satisfying the said
decree and the debts allowed therein; We
VIII therefore offer, at private sale, the fol.
lowing property, to-wit;
No. 1.
Lot 25 feet 'front.' north side Court street
MemPhls Tenn, and east OF Bayou GayOso,
by a depth Of BG feet to an alley, and now
SeG9Plle1 as a eot5on warehouse BY Messrs.
Lot 80 feet front on north side Court street
and extending about 80 feet hack to e 'front.'
age on Charleston avenue.
Mob.
An undivided half Interest in a Sour-.cra
lot on old Raleigh road, being the eastern
half Of country lot No. go.
A tract adjoining last described. and being
part of country lot No. 52, and fronti5e on
M. and Louisville Railroad, near old Raleigh
road.
A lot extending from country lot No. s29
along east side of Bayou Gayoso to nj, and
Louisville Railroad.
A beautiful traet Of about IS acres Land
fronting NJ. and Q. r. r. at OF near Brav5s
Station, q miles east Of Memphis.
No.
Lot 90 feet on Thkd street by a deuth Of 30
teet; four-story BRICK and known as /" LII
brary Building"
No.
A tract Of IL cres land. Tennessee side,
g5a opposite Island No. 40, known as the
" Giles" place.
NO.9
Lot 80 by 70 fee4 northeast corner jefferson
and Third streeft, Memphis; four-story brick
and known as the POstonice Building"
No. 10.
Lot 80 by 49,, aud next adjoining and east
Of " Postofice Building" and known as the
" New Memphis Theater"
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, and the
balance with deferred payments not extend
Ing beyond two years from date or sale, with
lien on the property sold to secure said de-
ferred payments.
Further notice VIII be given in case of pub
lie sale. W, DONOHO.
LEVI JOY,
Il. u. BULKLEY.
Firm of Donoho, Joy & Co., corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphis),
Special Commissioner.
Beecber & Baleher, Solicitors, anT
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Libel No. 427.

United States of America; District Court OF
United States, District Of West Tennessee;
Stanley & McNeely VS.. Two Shafts, etc.
WHEREAS, Michael Stanley and H. p.
w McNeeIy nave fled a Libel against
the following property, tO-wtt: Two shafts
and two piImans, formerly part OF the
steamboat q st. Patrick" alleging, among
other things, that the same has been seized
by the United States Marshal for the District
Of West Tennessee for the causes in said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess n mOnitiOn Of the court in that behalL.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the process
of said court, to me directed, / do hereby give
public warning and notice tOa1 persons hav-
ing or pretending to have interest in said
property so seized, that they be and appear
before said court at the city of Memphis, IN
the fourth Monday in May, $50, at 10 O'Clock,
In the of that day, and intervene
for their interest therein, otherwise said prop
erty will be condemned according 70 the
PRAYER Of said libel.
This 4th day OF May, 1870.
my5 L II EATON. q s. Marshal.
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FOR SALE.

a FVERAL LOTS AT GILL'S STATION,
- three miles from Court Square, on Mem
ph1s and Charleston MISUNDERSTANDING nom
Two to i've acres. For beauty, healtn, neigh
borhood. convenience to fine schools and the
city. this property is not surpassed by any
around the city; one OF them highly i'm
proved, with every variety OF Iru1t and ever
greans- Also. two lots on Robinson street,
5earer the city, and one on Union street
Eor tarms see ELI RAYNER,
mgS On the premises.
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Administrators Nnfica.

HAVING qualified as administrator of the
IL estate of Mrs. L. A. Wendell, deceased, no.
tice is hereby given TO all parties indebted to
said estate to come forward and make pay
ment; and those holding claims against Il 10
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
apT7 LIP. c. BURFORD, Admir-.
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NOTICE.

TTAVING qualified as Administrative Of
III the estate of the late job McGrath, no.
tica Is hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate 70 present them,
duly p~roDated, to me, at the ohice of Hanson,
Swfn1Iey & ITshiell, within the time pre-
seribed by law md all persons indebted to
said estate are ested 10 make immsd1ate
settlement within saye tronhle and liti-
eatjon. McGRATH, Adm'x.
Hanson, swingleV6 Dashiell, Att'ys, ap&
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co
White River U S. Mail Line.

THE entirely new and magqih- IT.
Il cent slde-wheel passseserEG
packet, built expressly for . trade,
X. p. WALT-.-JoHN WooDBURN, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
5 O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH TO JA~CRBoNPoRT; also, TO WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
connecting at DEVALL's BLUFFS with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROCK and HoT SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at Jacksonport with steamer Bates
Vile for PooAHoNTAsa and intermediate points
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. For freight or passage apply on
board or at once OF the Company, No. Madi-
son street, Stanton Block.
ap2 w. II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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owner of ~omnibuses, hacks, car
riages or other vehicles, seeking GUS
tom upon the streets, or visiting the
railroad depots or steamboat landing
or other public places, for the pur-
pose of procuring custom, for each We
hfalo nar annnm
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Confederate Picnic.
FOR RENT.

THE privileges OF the Picnic Grounds al
James Park, on the occasion Of the Con
federate Picnic, 10 be held on Saturday, the
2lst instant, are offered for rent 20 the highest
responsible bidder. Bids VIII be received as
follows:
RESTAURANT PRTyILEGEs-This privilege In.
cludes-Meats, Coffee, Tea, and everything
pertaining to a restaurant, except liquors.
BAR PKIvILEeE-This includes Liquors of all
kinds, vtnous, malt and spurious, Pop
Lemonade, etc.
CONFECTIONERY PRIvILEGE-This include
everything usually pertaining TO q Confec-
tionery stand, including Soda Water.