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SEEATE.

Mr.. DuBose presented 3 petition from
the merchants of Union City, praying for
a reduction of the tax on merchants.
A number Of house bills were passed on
second resdiu19
Among the senate bills passed on third
residing were the following:
To amend the criminal law so as to
make rape q capital offense.
To extend the jurisdiction of justices OF
the peace in misdemeanO
To restore the right Of change Of venue.
To hasten the adjudication Of questions
Of public interest.
10 repeal section of the act of June IL,
ls7e.
To regulate the poil-tex.
To regulate the compensation of county
physicians.
was made the special order for Wednes-
day.
The senate met at seven O'Clock this
evening, and sat until near midnight.
The governor transmitted q special mes
sage, spointing John Neiherlsnd, OF Hsw-
kins county; John Williams, of Knox
county; Thomas A. Atchison, James
Mclaughlin and Thomas H. Mslone, of
Nashville; Darsey B. Thomas, of Hum
phrsys county; George W. Jones, of Lin
coin county; DR.. John x. Chester, of
Madison county, and Charles V. Gibbs, OF
ObiOn county, as trustees OF the Tennes-
see Hospital for the Insane, to serve g
term OF SIX yesTs.
On motion, the senate confirmed the sp-
pOintments. y
Senate bill to amend the chsncery laws
by adopting the rules and regulations
drafted by the late Convention Of chancel-
lors, was adopted with slight amend.
ments.
Adjourned.
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TRAM.
An immense Ovation at Little Rsck-He
Goes for Clayton & Co.

Special 10 the Appeal.
LTTTLE Rock, November 27.-The re-
doubtsble George Francis Train made his
first speech or lecture, or Whatever else
you msy term it, at the City Hall this
evening, to as large sn audience as the
place would hold. It wss q stirring
speech, rouser. He went for Clayton &
Co. without gloves, and rsked that rotten
concern fore-snd- aft. He referred to the
militia murders in Crittenden, Woodruff
and Cross counties, the railroad bond rob
berries, and all the other Radical infsmies
which have borne so severely upon the
people Of Arkansas. he denounced the
wrongs hesped upon the South, and the
wrong -doers, and administered the Sc
veTest philippe upon Grant ever heard
In this State. Many who heard him in
Memphis say his speech of tonight was
more coherent and consecutive than any
he has yet made in the South. He kept
the people in a roar Of laughter, and yet
managed to say the severest things. His
denuncistion of Arkansas Radicslism was
scathing. He speaks again tomorrow
night, much TO the satisfaction of our bsst
people.
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PROSPECTIVE BuTcHERY
Emeute Among the Students at the Royal
University, Havana
Arrest Of the StudsHts-elamors Of q Mob
for Their Lives.

HAVANA, November N.-Last Thurs
day afternoon q number Of medical stu
dents al the Royal university jumped tbs
walls of the cemetery and proceeded
to demolish the grave of Gonzalo Cssta-
no, and committed other excesses. The
chaplain attempted TO remonstrate, but
the students stoned him away.
On Saturday the Governor OF Havana
visited the university and demanded OF
the medical class the names Of the cul-
prits. All of the students remained ST.
lent, and the case Was then turned over
20 the court. Several students then testi-
dsd, and six Taambers Of the class were
found guilty and sent 70 prison.
The court temporarily detained forty
two others, who are suspected OF com
plicity Ia the act.
Ths court Is working sctively in the
case, and, with the aid Of the authorities
will soon have before 1t all the guilty
ones, who will be punished g. severely as
the law permits.
LATEE.-Shortly after the parade yes
tsrdsy irregular groups OF volunteers ~
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TO the DEsOCRArIC PARTY.
Suggestion from Hon. Dan. ". Voorhees,,
Of Indiana.
Hon. Geo. Parker, Of Iowa, Declares the
Party to be Dead.

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, November q.
Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, Is out in card
ia the Journal of this city, In which he
proposes an important Democratic party
movement. He says;
'sI keenly appreciate the importance of
An authoritative expression OF the priDci-
pies which are to guide us in the future as
in the past. It should be made, too, at an
early daY, in order thst the organization
shall be perfected and confidence restored
by the time the approaching campaign is
upon US, This, however, should be the
work of q national convention, embrsc-
ing delegates from ali the States. / am in
favor OF calling such a convention at some
central point in the West. and on a day
not later than the 22d Of February. The
call should be issued by the national ex-
eeutive committee. and delegates should
be appointed by State and district cOnven-
tiers. The business of this body should
be to carefully snd patiently weigh all the
views laid before It, and to sgres upon
and publish q clesr and definite declars-
ton Of principles upon all matters affect
ing the political welfare of the people and
the ssisty Of our free institutions. This
being done, It should adjourn to g day
fixsd for the nomination of candidate
for the presidency In the meantime the
people of the States caG discuss and ap-
prove or disspprove Of what has been
done. It would be the duty of all Demo-
Gratis taking part in politics to sub
nit to the voice OF the majority. II
there srs such e. prefer their own cOnvie-
tions, even TO the platform Of national
convention, they can step asidein quiet
without embarrassing any body else, Let
US, however, have political as well as
personal harmony, and success Is within
our reach. II the enEire Democratic
vote can be consolidated, inspired with
enthusiasm, and brought to the polls.
General Grant cannot be reelected. II
was the vote in our own party that stayed
at home on the days of the late elections,
which wrought such widespread defeat.
There Is no increase OF the Republican
vote. make the above suggestion, know
ing that il is entirely practicable and that
it meets an urgent demand of the present
crisis. / shall respectfully urge 1t upon
the attention Of the national executive
committee. and ask for the favorable con-
siderstion Of conservative men every
where"
A VOICE FROM IOWA.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, November 27.-Hon.
George d. Parker, Of this city, one OF The
most prominent Democrats OF the State,
publishes q card In the d mocrst Of this
evening, in which be says the Democratic
party, as an organization, is dead, and If
the Democrats expect to resurrect It's
principles and succeed In 1872, they must
abandon the old organization and become
an integral portion OF the new party. The
article creates much excitement In politi-
cal circles.
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NnArrtaEe autde.

livery ONE his OWN DoCToR-Being a
Il private instructor for married persons or
those about to be married. both male and fe-
male, in erythiug concerning the physfol-
ogy and relations Of cur sexual system, and
the production end prevention OF offspring
inc ud1ng all the new discoveries never be-
fore given in the English Language, by RM
YOUNG, N ID. This is really valuable and
interesting work. It is written in plain Ian
gusge for -Ghe general reader and is Illus
Irstsd <H-Sh numerous engravtngs. All
youngRrtrried people, or those contemplat.
Ing marriage, and having the least i'm pedt-
ment TO married Ii q. should read this book.
Il disclOses secrets that every one should be
acquainted with; still 1t Is q book that must
be locked up and not let lie about the house,
1t viii be sen to any address On receipt OF 80
cents. Address Dr.. WIN. YOUNG, 80, as
Spruce street, above FourterP al niladelphia
EE AFFLICTED AND UNFORFUNATE,
No matter what may be your disease, before
you place yourself under the care of any one
OF the QUACKS-native Snd foreign who
advertise 10 this or any other psper, get q
copy Of DR.. fCung's Book, and read Il care
1ully. 1t viii be the means Of saving you
10 any dollar, your health, and possibly
your bfe. DR. Young csn be consulted on any
OF the diseases desci bed in his publications
by mail or at his once. No AIS Spruce street.
above Four b, Philadelphia. no2s W
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DIED.

CHARLTON-On the night Of the 76th.
RUSSELL CEARLToN tcolored), OF eonsunp-
ton.
The friends and sequsintsnees Of the de-
ceased ere invited 20 attend his funeral,
mona his home, corner Union and Lander
dale, this TUEsDAY) evening, at . o'clock.
His loss wfll be regretted by his many
friends, a. he lived an honest and true man.
and much beloved by all who knew him,
both white and colored. He was for num-
Der OF years with Nj. Geo. N. Gin, and was
looked upon with respect by ali.
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The Memphis Art Expositi0H
ID NOW OPEN,
EREH OF OEARGz
AT 232 MAIN STREET.
The 1GOvo1Fv sales.
Also in progress at the same place, are prov.
ing wonderful attraction to visitors. Ths
public are invited to call and see what 10
cents VIII do. E.RUSK.
NOTICE.
A Last Eo<fes % the ewnsrs oG PFspaxxy
HereaoG0re SOld to tine city tor tha
HOn-paymeza Of Faxes.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COIaLECTOR,
" MEMPHIS, October 10, 1g7l
The twelve months allowed ey Law for the
redemption Of property sold for the non pay
mant OF taxes Tor the iorty second corporat0
year, 1883, VIII expire on the I'd day Of No
Yember, lS7l
viii be taken By the city and recorded In the
ONCE OF the Register OF SneiDY county. for
sais IN November, lS7g and not redseRed AZ
that date.
By direction Of the Mayor. the owners Of
property, sold In former years ana not re-
deemed, may redsem the sans by or before
the lst day or December, Bz1; atter E1at dats
deeds taKsn BY the city Tor all pro pezty sold
In former years and not redeamed VII also
BE- recorded, and action viii Hs immsdiztaiy
brought TO recover possession OF Al the
property for which deeds have bean saken
FELLk ". RORkhfSON~
ocl0 cay Tax Oollectnr.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.
Psocsedlsgs Of the House and Senate
Yesterday.
Special TO the Appeal
HOUSE.

Special to the Appeal
HOUSE.
NASHVILLE, November 27.-After the
routine, Mr.. Tillmsn introduced bill to
require defendants in sll courts Of record
to swear to their pless.
Several senate bills were rejected on
the third reading.
The senate bill to extend the powers of
sherifs in executing processes in crimi-
nsl cases was amended SO IS to apply to
c0nstablss, eoroners and other officers,
and was passed.
After recess, the house bill to provide
fer the sale of lands purchased by the
state for taxes, wss taken up, and after 3
debate lasting two hours, was adopted;
ayes, fifty; noes, nine.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Spesrs-To supply the civil Off
GERS in the several counties with the re-
vised statutes Of Tennessee.
By NJ. Lesch-To provide for the cleo
tion of a county surveyor and entry
tsker by the people.
By Mr.. Enl ga resolution fixing the
time OF adjournment to the fifteenth of
December.
Adjourned,
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Bsmbled, and soon assumed large proper
tions. One body. numbering several hun
dred, assembled before the palace; an
other near the Tscon thester, and third
around the iail, all demanding the lives
of the young men implicated in the. desc
Grafton of Gonzalo Castsno's grave.
Crowds of volunteers running through
the streets were ordered to join their
companies. Shouts of "Desth to the trail
torsn were given.
Acting Captain General Crespo posi-
lively refused to deliver up the prisoners,
stating that the law must take its course.
About IL pm. the volunteer officers got
their men in order, and under full con-
troll. Battalion sitter battalion srs march
ing toward the jail; and at 2 o'clock this
morning the court msrtial, composed of
officers of the regular and volunteer
forces, assembled to try the prisoners.
The court martial is still in session. The
city Is quiet. The volunteers continue
guarding the jail awaiting the result Of
the trial
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" SLIPPERY DICK"
e..,.,,. earse,,sd--A iam-Up IaIl- Best
Rosms ID the Horse.

NEw YORK, November - - - Il
NslF work Hotel Ia company OF sherin :
ofB'asls. Daring the day snd evening ne
wasl visited by large number Of lIlenoss n..s
among whom we're many promlnent GIL
zsps. His rooms are the finest In the 10
tel. -, ...-
Mr. Samuel G. Courtney, his sttoIs
nsy, says that Mr., Connolly's Dali Woule Wopt
taken MACE Al the inopportune moment
shat II I'D To-day the requisite ponos
viii Be furnished, after which Mr.. Court
ney will move to sst aside the order o. az.
resi-. He says that Connolly is connoenl
OF Vindicstins himself, and deeisres =
unfoundsd the story that he has sn7 IN
tsntiOn Of going 70 Europe.
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FOR SALE.

DLANEATTON in Tunica county, Miss, two
E miles nom Austin, the county seat, and
one mile from the proposed route Of the
Memphis and Vickshurg railroad; l320 acres
stst OF frame dwelling, nve rooms; frame
overseer house, four rooms, fourteen cabiuR
frama stable room for thirty mules: frarsF
gin-house. pat up Last summer, 40 By 81.
steam gin, grist and saW-mil. 25-horae power
engine, in complete order. Has never had
water in 1t bat once in twenty years WREN n
had about 2Dl acres under In the anfire
trRct, In 1853 VIII lake thtrty-fivs thousend
dollars tf3o.oO0); nfteen Thousand doilarz
(el5, ,00ul caab, balance In six annual uavments.
with interest a. per cent.
Address J. 81 ANDERaON
AT either Anstin, Miss, o.. Germantown,
MI fTanr. aaafa a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Extra Notice

WE wish those who are In the market to
w buy, to notice the very valuable prop
erty which WE SELL THIS MORNING,
at 10 O'Clock, on the premises, at the inter-
section of Poplar and Dunlap streets. The
widening of Dunlap street to EIGHTY FEET.
makes this strictly nrst-class residence
street; and as we are instructed TO make q
peremptory sale, IL Will be manifestly to the
interest Of those who are wishing TO secure
bargains In desirable property to be present.
The Poplar street cars VIII take bidders TO
within q few steps of the property. Be on
hand esrly, as 10 O'Clock is the appointed hour.
ROYSTER, TREzAVANT & co,
noQg Auctfonaqra
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ksmphis and Little ROsk r. R. Co.
Pine Bluff Branch-kotice to Contractors.

THE contract for building the first twenty
nYe % miles Of the Pine Bluff Branch,
from Devall's Bluf, has been awarded to
McGayock, Warden a Co.
Bids Will be received at the ONCE OF this
Company, at Little Rock, Ark, for twenty
(2el days for building the remaining twenty.
nve miles, the work to consist Of grading
ouiloIug pile trestle, furnishing crossties
ana laying track. A. 8. EINERMORE,
Aem ph1S, Nov. 2. lbIl. GenY Sup'L
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s< Go and consult Madam Graf, the
wonderful Seer and Clairvoyant; she is the
seventh daughter Of the seventh daughter;
she can be consulted at Room No. IL. GEN.
TRIAL HOTEL, for 3 few days only; she
gives advice on all business matters; tells
how to recover lost or stolen property; tells
uf lovers, and even tells the name OF the per.
son you are to marry. Fees, 81. All letters
answered promptly by Inclosing stamp.
Hours from am 10 10 nm no2s
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Wednesday. psesmher s. Is7L.

TO the nighest bidder, for cash, ut the WEST
ERN FOUNDRY, on Shelby street, opposite
O'Clock OF said day, all the machinery in said
Foundry consisting Of Lathes, Engine,
Tools, Patterns, MouldH, Iron Safe. Once
Fixtures, and everything appertatning TO
drnt-clase foundry.
VA deposit required at time OF sale. Those
seishing 10 examine the machinery can do
OF by calling on MAJOR Paul, at the Foundry.
at my o1ice, No. 81 Union street.
NOS o WOODBRIDGE, Aastenes. 4
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TAX H9TIcE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
~ Memphis. November ID, MI
s~PRoPzz1x SOLD the othsE day Tor CU1
TAxns and bought In BY tho city can rsdesm
the same on or before sac asa % De-embea.
Isz1. without . charge Of % psr cent. forrs-
denptton. FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
ma City Tax Collector
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IMPORTANT TAX notice,

srAfsar ths 1sa Of Decsnaser ths-s Win
be no DISCOUNT allowed on C1ty Taxsa -
1sz1. Ths ACT ziying TEN RER CENT. DIS
COUNT being EEPkALED At the areznlar uoun-
eli meeting November lat, EaK-x.Esrs sss
reqaesasd % os2e mp sslsre kss q Ds-
FELLx W. R6REkzsoE,
n Clfy lax Eclla1tof.
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HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS
eeemm0dalien Haek Line,
IN. 5. DAVIS. Prnnrlafnr.

IN successful operation for sEx years. No
4 THROUGH TICKETS sold on this Hus
Parties SEE and Know what they pay for T =,
fore partingW3 one dollar.
These hack are all OF the very best uasts.
rial and DO Il expressly for this travel. They
seat six persons, are large and rOorny, an.
may De used by parties Of rom two 70 nVe
Win ordinary baggage, or for EvALIus, the
seats De1ng 50 constructed aB easily to cor
st1tute bed. Remember, this - the ousy
accommodation Hack Line, and no throuRE
uckeLa are sold over IL Hacks may be Sc.
cured BY letter o. telegraph. Once at tna
nShn1v anc Asniav afahlaa. f.ftfIa iRoelr -
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MOTTO

xAS yoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
ttH MEMPHIS, TENN, Novsm Der 2, 1871.
- accol dance with the provisions OF Section
t-'of the City Charter, the foilowtng-nsmed
persons have been appointed and confirmed
by the Board OF Aldermen as Ward Registers,
for the purpose OF carrying said section Into
execution. Their Offices win be opened at the
places named below, on MONDAY, the 9th
inst, at IL o'clock m and remain open until
Wednesday, the 10th December. at which
time resistration VIII cease. Citizens viii
take notice that all parties desiring to vote
at this municipal election are required to be
registered in the ward In which lney reside.
Certificates heretofore issued viii not be re-
cognised at the ensuing election.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
WARD REGLsrERS-FIrstW Ward.
Owen Daily, Register. once. No. IS Front,
corner of Commerce.
second Ward.
P. Townsend, Register. once. No. At Pop
lar, corner Second.
Third Ward.
Thomas P. Adams, Register. once, No. lsS
Second street, corner OF Washington.
Fourth ward.
John 9. Lsnier, Register. Once, No. 2ss
Second street.
Fifth Ward.
A. n. Droeshsr, Register. once, No. sSs
Second street, corner Of Union
aaxth Ward.
James Banks, Register. ONCE, No. BOZ Main
street, corner Of Pontotoc.
Seventh Ward.
A. ]. Ferguson, Register. Once, No. III
Beale street, upstairs, Ferguson Block.
Eighth Ward.
D. Pante, Register. ONCE, No. ia Poplar
street, opposite the Market.
Ninth ward
]. D. Danbury, Register. Once, corner Of
Fourth and Auction.
Tenth ward.
Michael Dea. Register. ONCE, corner Of
Main and Calhoun streets; and for the con.
venience Of the citizens living in the eastern
portion of the ward, his ONCE will be at Gen.
tral Point nom Monday, the llth eoember
70 Saturday, the 18th incluaive. no6
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe State
MONDAY MORNING. CLASS III, nov. q, 1871.
as 4 567 9 10 II Il l3 "A
50, 50, 1880, 8, A. l, "a, IS, 8, IS, II, n, IS.
MoSDAY EVENING, CLASS us, nov. 2, ISL
"a 60I IS 10 II Il u Il
81, II, IA, II, SO, 4s, 80, IS, 81, 70, ls, q.
2lz SECllND STREET.
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OLIVER, FINNIE q 90.
10. 900 GASES Canned Frults and veae-
tables, IN PART As FOLLOWS:
5000 cases tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
800 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspherrles;
800 cases Plne Apple;
400 cases Corn;
100 oases Blaeberries;
100 cases Mhortleherries;
200 cases L0hsters,
so cssee Salmoa;
400 cases jelfies;
100 cases Brandy Cherries:
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
OLIVER, FIhklE & co.
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BANKRUPT SALE
OF
Machinery In Western Foundry

In the matter of W. A Robinson Co, Bank
ruptss-In bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tenn.
a Y virtue of sn order OF sale entered BY
, the q. 3. Circuit Court for the District Of
West Tennessee, l VIII sell, on
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State and County Taxss 1871

THE Tax Books for 1871 are new in
4 my possession. win collect Taxes at my
Onice until the 10th day of January, Isz9
when the once win positivelybe closed "a me
purpose Of tssaing Distreys SsarraE Is
for al unconected taxes ana'reporting lands
for condemnation.
After the 10Th day of January next, viii
Spend one or two days In each District,
of which due notice win be given. for the
Purpose of collecting unPatd taxes, and
issuing Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers mast not expect or ash for
favor or extensions, as none
Win be granted
that do not come within the above notice.
Great and small, rich and poor, shall fare
alike
have but one duty to perform,
and that is to collect the taxes according to
law 1 know no other duty, and VIII make
noi9 WIN. MCLEAN, Tax Collector.
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SECTION 4. An enumeration OF the
qaanned voters, and an sDportionment OF
the representatives in the general assem-
bly,, shall be made in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ssYentF=ona. and
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seouction and breach Of promise, 0btsined
9 verdict Of $7505. The Defendant 4 ~
enough TO be her father. The intimscv
lasted several years.
A Havana disDstnh 70 Naz, ,xers se-,-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

MORNING CLAss-No. EeS.
81, Is, SO, 47s Is, 20, s5, IL, 40 As. 10, IL.
EVENING CHASING. 564.
Al, 2, Sc, "a, 80, SO, 78, %, so, 9, 10, 81.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes rom
al0e 70 $4,000, paid In money by J. q
FRANCE sgt, a6L North Court 81. Box Ia,
Mamphis Tsn1l., P. o. EURRAY, MILLER
4 CO., Managers, st. Louis No.
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Nl0yl lIA1 EIlO EHUol IIlaL HE EI3 Ie8BL, are
permitted 70 look on, bat get none Of the
oakef
I snbmit the question to any fair-miud-
ca man, even admitting thst frauds
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before, comPels his reelection, and In
view of the further fact thst evesyvhsrs
IN the city yesterday copies Of paper
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,
Bargains /! Bargains |!
TWILL SELL LOW, FOB CASH. THE
southern Hotel.

Just now finished and In null blast, with new
furniture, and all complete, situated near
the railroad crossing.
viii also sell cheap, a good FAMILY
RESIDENCE, convenient to railroad Cross
ing, with nice yard, well improved and vel
cribs, etc.
Those wishing to buy viii do well to cali
on &. W. HENLEY,
PropristOr OF the Southern Hotal.
November u, lS7l Humboldt Tenn
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me spirit OF FLHzczER n. TALLxx passed
away Saturday moEsins. Dscsnber ,, 1871 ,
age 81 yssrs, G months and days. HIS bed
side was surrounded BY his mother, hrothers,