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PYCHARLES K. FOKTIEIi. AUCTIONEER

pYCHARLESE 4. FOKTIEE. AUCTIONEER
ID Office No. Il Exchange q ley-SATURDAY
December ? 157l, at twelve o'clock NJ. viii be sold
al publ" auction. az the Merchants and Auction.
-e,s Exchange, on Royal street let wesn Canal
and CustomhoUse streets
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. measu ring 90 feet
front on baUphine street 10y 3l2 feet Ii inches and
lines in depth. bounded on side BY the prop
trty Of CastaiDg. and the other side bv that of
Coffin. tog'th with all the buildings.
Terms-Fwo thousand dollars cash, balance ct
one and two years, with eight per cent interest
and all the usual clauses.
At of sale before 4. D"cat-l, notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser. including STAN
no2t u
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Second District Court tor the l.e, 81 t.: orleans
No. 81 81
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RY WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTIosEER-

second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
No. -. 40.
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AUCTION SALES.

DE PLACIDE !. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER.
ID at Hart Loan O:,ice No. - st. Charles street,
viii De sold at auction, on TUESDAY, December S,
l311 at half past ten o'clock A. NJ
One of the largest and most valuable stocks of
Diamonds Watches. Chains, Siiverware Guns, Pts
tolls Opera Glasses, Musical Instruments, etc.
Gold Watches of the most celebrated makers viz:
JuIgensen, Nardin. Jacob Thomas Russell l. Sons
Jules Robert, Hu.unin. Dent, etc; Diamonds. such
as most valuable sets OF Brooches, Bracelets. cluster
make, and a large variety of other articles too
IneTous mention
Goods VIII be exposed for examination Mon
DAY December !. l8.l ~ allow The pubic 10 make
LG!e @! the same.
The aoove articles are :u,ly guaranteed il all
respects
n. B.-The attention of tne city and country
trade viii hud i to Their ly:nt.. TO ,ttend TIE
above sale. uU.0 8.
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By Nash u Hodgson.
- -

RACING STOCK AT AUCTION.
CHESTNUT COLT "SIR RUFUS" THREE YEARS
OLD BAY COLT 'BY PLANET" TWO YEARS
OLD.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES EELLIGAS.
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Second I's.I Cont for tie psris1 Of crl.ans.
No. 5. Ole.
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DY CHARLES E. FORTIER, AUCTION
- eer-OtfiCe No. 81 Exchange ailey-TUESDAY
December Is, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Mer
chants and AuctiODeers' Exchange, on Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, viii, be
sold at public auctn. by virtue of an order from
the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud Judge OF the Second
district Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated the
sixteenth November, 1871, the following described
property. viz
two AND 4 HALF LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in the Second District of this city designated by
the Nos. %, %, and half of No. "a, IN square
No. so, bounded by Canal Roman, ptrbigny and
CustomhOuse streets, and measuring, 1Oset her
o. freto inches front on Canal street by 100 feet
inches n deptii. between parallel lines
Ierms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before G. LeGard.lir, notary pub
lie. at the expense OF the purchaser, including
United States stamps. uo25 dt2 II i8 26
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Ely G. E. GirarGeY & Co.
TIE ST LOUIS FARM AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF o. Z. Et.L.

Second pistrc; Co.ft for the ?al-9l- q Orleans
No "a .at4.
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Ili WILLIAM DE LACY. AUCTIONEER-
II Office No. % Commercial place-SATtRDAY Y,
December %, at II NJ, at the ST. Charles
auction Exchange, basement rotunda of the st.
Charles Hotel, by virtue of and pursuant to
the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, dated November l., 1871, No. - i30 of the
Gocket of said court, will be sold. by public auc-
non, for account of said Succession the following
..escrihvd property. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated IN the First District of this city formerly
the second municipality. i'll the square bounded by
Graver, Daronne, Common and Dryales date
bhillippaD streets, ana des grated lots Nos ami
> on sketch neXed to act passed before
David l.. M"tay, late a notary in this city. on the
-WeufIeth day Of MAY. l2i0 said lots adiun each
other. and measure each % feet inches front on
GTavier street, 20 feet inches in width he rear
~ depth of GO feet and 3 inches on the side line
l4earest Baronne street loo feet inches and lines
on the dividing line between said lots Nos and
and 100 feet inches and lines the side line OF
sad lot No. 3, nearest Dryades street.
The Improvements consist of well Limit
thlee-story brick slated build i'll perfect re
par. with IRON balconies in front. known as Nos.
Zi9 and 22l Gravicr street and contain, in main
building. two rooms on each foor. No. 2I9 having
II addition, wide hall; twostory brick back
buildings, each containing two noms; common
alley i'll centre; paved yards gas and gas fixtures
throughout; cisterIs, hydrants, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale and United States revenue stamps AT
the expense OF purchasers before andrew Hero, Jr.,
notary public nO2G IS DEP II 2!
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Secoad Dish Ct Cont for IL rar j. q 09esre
~. g4e.I.
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Ey Charles e. Tort1er.

vALUAB1e aE>,DhSCE on DAypHINF STREET.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEErNA. PARISH
OF JEFFERSON. AT AUCTION.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. A. Deslonde.
MARIPO5A MILLS-MARIPOSA MILLS,
ON ST JOSEPH STREET BETWEEN PETERS AND
COMMERCE STREETS.

VALUABLE MILLS, Mac IINERY, FIXTURES, ETC
LEASE OF TIE LOTS AND BUILDINGS NOS,
SO 81, C., 81, 81 AND69 ON ST JOSEPH STREET,
TOGETHER WITH ENGINES. MACHiNERY AND
FIXTURES. At LECTION.
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY DAyESPoh
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TERRIFIED.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.

COENFh. CT CAEoNDELEFT ND FOURTH
STREETS.
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SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE FOURTH
DISTRICT PROPERTY
TWOSTORY BRICK STORE. NO. $40 MAGAZINE
STREET, NEAR THE MAGAZINE MARKET.
NEAT FRAME SLATED COTTAGE. NO. 329 CON
STANCE STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON AND
JOSEPHINE STREETS.
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SUCCESS N OF o. +. HALL.
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
CORNER or UNION AND CLAIBORNE
STREETS. THIRD DISTRICT

SUCt >>Sl|N OF WIDOW IYpPOiIrE H0-R-
COIN,
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TERI SUES lANTIAL AND COMFORTABLE K->I-
DEycE, SITUATED ON Love. or sANrsEr
STREET, BETWEEN ST ANTHONY AM
BAGATELLE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS BERNARD
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES MEXICAN.
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REAL ESTATE AND PASK STOCK.

SUCCESSION or E.C-og PES>oC.
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X TIL "sI... /. ur TIrs MINOR sNr> ,. Elm.
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SUCCESSION OF BERNARD McKENNA.


Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. "a IL.
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Second petre: Cogr: ior liz par.sil Ct Orleans
~ sir
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DYG. DE FERRET. c. W. CULBERT>o

Second District Court for the Parish OF oll-a.s.
No. - $50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-03

The Gold Medal Sewing Machine has
been tried by many Of the best citizens Of
Memphis, and is pre-eminently the best
sewing machine ever invented. It is
patented from four Of the hrst-class ms
chimes now in use in this cOuntrysnd city
Of Memphis; is an improvement on them
all; runs One-third lighter; uses One-third
less thread, makes less noise; makes the
only reliable stitch; does all work that
any other machine will do; has the finest
and best table, with plain and simple ma
chinery, though finely polished. and il
sold at extraordinarily low prices. I will
not pay agents large commissions to carry
the machine to your door and annoy YOU.
but will give the commissions to nv cus-
toners. The machines are sold at one
price only. If q lady buys one machine
worth $55, / will give her a dress worth
IS; If she buys q machine worth SIS. a
dress worth $40; If she buys q machine
worth Sl10, q silk dress worth $40, am
well-known In this city and county. and
win not attempt to humbug you. linear
what I say. Agents wanted in every
county in Arkansas and Tennessee. CsJ
and see samples Of work and machine.
III. 7. MCLARTY.
S6H North Court street.
Cool hats at LEIDY & CO.'S.
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tee and Convention ,thse General Assem-
bly, Of Tennessee.


MECHANICS.
The Mechanics Association, through
Messrs. Begbie and Fisherty, the latter
-pronouncing an eloquent harsngue, as
sured the convention Of their earnest sym
pathy.
Mr.. Wright spoke eloquently Of the adj
vantsges Of this climate and country,
over that Of his former home beyoE1 the
Ohio.
Mr.. Charles E. Hill, recently from China,
defined the peculiarities and worth Of Chi
nese laborers, who may be delivered here
at q cost of $50 each.
Col. Babcock, the protector of narrow
gauge railways as a practical fact In this
State, thought the investment wouldn't
pay,
Col, Eldridge spoke in glowing terms Of
the resources OF the South and Of its bril-
liant future.
The report Of the committee approving
the scheme of Messrs. DonOho q Buckley
was adopted. The officers OF the coDven-
ton were thanked for their conduct, and
the body adjourned.
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FBIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FOR RIVER.
Fer Arkansas RlVsF-Asmphls and AFks8'
Bas River Packet Gu. s. Nall.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

THE Wednesday boat will be Withdrawn
III rom this date until further Ouce and
only the following boats Will be run during
the dull season, tO-Wit:
The new and elegant Passenger Packet
MARY BOYD, Hatnes, MASTER, VIII leave
Memphis Every Monday at O'Clock pm
PAT CLEBURNE, Reese Prttchard, master
Every Friday, at 5 p-m.r connecting &C Little
Rock, Ark, with Our Light draught bOafs-
DARDANELLE and FOkT GIBSON for Forf
smith and all intermediates points
Al the boats OF this line having been built
expressly Tor the trade possess superior a.
commOdattons for passengers anE nDao~.
passed facilities for transporting 6,slTbf "a
an points on the Arkansas river wlthouf
detention at any stage OF Wqter, $1,000
Frelsn@ consigned to tina eompanv ~
memphis or Mouth OF White river vii be
L3tksI9e0 promptly 70 destination without
W lQHN D. ADAMS, President.
". =. PATHE5ON, Agent, NO ii Madison a..
4Pg Merchants Inp. co. RuFdfng.
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STRIKE FoR F0ETUEE.-ln q few days
more the Main street Office, No. 233Z Of
the Memphis Real Estate Distribution,
will be closed. The d~raWingsWin take
place on the coming fourth Of July. A
Splendid weeks work may be wound up
to-day by securing a share or two in this
home enterprise, thereby winning some
The New Memphis Thsster is worth $780,
900, and the share which must draw 1t
only five dollars. Once open until ten
O'Clock IN the evening.
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Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, SIMPLEST, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others, st
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
Furniture and Csrpet-houss, S6a Main st.
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS
THIS WEEK!
PRICE LIST FOR THIS WEEK
VENDIC & BROS,


Common prints for comfort use, ETC. Sc
Best make last color, FAEEAsrEB I1c.
Hope, LOnsdals, Bisaehsd Domeslles,
yard EEs.
4 Imperial heavy 5Ieachsd Bomes
tic, bargain lie.
Bed TIckIngs EEs
Iron Grsnadins, a inches wide, re-
duced 8c
Io4 Brown s~heetinEz-ths best made
very heavy, Sc
I04 BIeached sheetings-vsry aud
very heavy, Es
Anew line Of beautiful striped Grsua-
adlnas &c.
The best French kid gloves ever sold Ia
Memphis worth $50 pair Al 81 %
Every pair warranted TO give entire
satisfaction OF another pair given iu
It's place.
Large assortment Of White MaIssllss at Dc
Frlnged CoverIids for single beds at 81 =
FrinEsd .CovsrlIds for Double beds
cheap 81 u
The best asssFtlsnt Of ladies' Cloih
Sssss, BuskiHs, slippers; alB8, fer
Kisses aad C5ildFsn, Kept ia
the City. Bargains
Bfsrgd.
Come and look at our Cloth Lace shoes.
high cut e. 90
FANS and PAEAsOLs greatly re-
ducsd this week.
Splendid assortment or Boys straw hats.
30 pieces c0tt0nsdss, brown blue,
heavy. Eus
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STRAYED.

TOW-On Tuesday, the I'D OF May, a me-
dlum sized BLACK Cow, small horns,
short tail long black teats, q little white on
The beg near front reat, very hard 70 milk. II
stolen she may be sold with a young calf.
the COW is about eight years old. a liberal
reward viii be paid Tor her delivery 10 MARK
GRAHAM, on "a Rose street, South Memphis
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
Little R8Gk to lot SBFlHgs-A0conm8da-
tea Hack Inc.

WIN. s. DAVIS, PROPRLETOR LAMPRE-
w pared with very superior Four-sDrLuR
AmDulaneess good Teams and attentive
drivers, TO transport nvalids and cthers %
the Hot Springs or % part Of Arkansas. az
figures as low IS the lowest An ambuIauca
VIII seat i've persons besides the driver. and
carry 800 pounds OF baggage. Ths seats ara
so constructed as to form q bed. aud LuvaLfts
ride In q reclin1nE posture. Persons taTz-
Graphing can have conveyance TO meet than
at the boat or train by which tnsy come. am
take IS much time In going 20 the sUrfngs
are sixty miles nom LLtrla ROek -
be most agreeable to them.
DAVID C. WILSON, Passenger AGENT
Once, Aiken house, Little EOcE. and gtab-sz
corner o. First and scott streets mv56
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Just received twenty Thousand bushels
best article.
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COKE.

WoRsHAm HoUsE.-Day board will be
reduced to twenty-five dollars per month
from Juna lat
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JoE LOCKE, news dealer, 286K Main
street, has ali the late papers from all
parts Of the United States.
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RnnMS AND BOARD.

DOARDING-Choics rooms with frst-class
- Board, Al greatly reduced rates, for the
summer, at 81 Court street. je3
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BOYS.

B0Ts-Every hoy in the South who sends
us LIS address VIII hear something greatly to
his advantage, and by which he can make
money. Address ". A. KELSEY & Co,
Merlden, nj myu
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STRAW hats. Just received. at
LEIDY q CO.'S.
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ST. JOsEFH's IEFIEMARY-In charge of
the Sisters corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Pao ket Cen.
pany---Hhits River Llns.
For Helena, Mouth White River. Clarendon.
DeFauNs and J~aCksonpOrt.
The splendid passenger
TH0S. h. ALLEN Ashford, master
This superb passenger and freight steamer
viii depart as above on
SATURDAY. June 30. at 5 pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or %
W. q. PAFTESON. Agent.
NO. y Madison ST.. Merchants Insurance
COmp8uy's building. my3I
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Bans cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed by N. Cohen, S54 Main strset.
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the ENTERPRISE MOYlNG FINELY.

OUR DOLLAR Misses Shoes reduced to
SEYENTY-FTvE CENTS PAIR, before clos
ing the Sd of June. VIM. FRANK,
go Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER
RAILROAD PACKET COaPANY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.
Running from DsYalrs Bluff q. e~oaasotlaa
with the Memphis and Little Rack 4. 8,

win INC MHIplAa all AAll6 naGA n -
COMMENCTNG MONDAY, Nay r.
- ], ISL, the steamer OSAEE, j
b. Davis, Master, Chas. Smiuhers, CIeEE. WLl
leave DeNau's BIuE MONDAYS, NEDNEE
arrival Of train nom Memphis. for Des Are
Augusta and J~acksonpOrr. EsLuruLuz. leave
JacksOupOrt TUESDAYS. TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 5 p M making connection
with trains at eTa4l Bluff for Memphis and
Little Rock.
AS early as the trsEs wiz Justify. the
steamer SALLIE V. vii be added 90 the line
making trt-W5ezly trips % Augusta West
Point and Eearcy. INO. IS. 81
apps supL Railroad PackstCo.
Memphis and White River UnHsa
States Mail Line.
TfHE new and elegant side -
Il wheel passenger packets OF
this line VIII leave M8mplL tOF DeVHTTT9
BIun, West Point, Augusta JacEsuupUrt ana
al points IN White rlTsr1a as follows
EE-.a--J John u Elliott. ma7feF
Every Tuesday at5 o'clock pm.
h r. WALL--------.. " y Ashford master
Every Saturday. at 5 O'Clock u.u--
Connecting at Devalls BIuf with raiIroad for
Little Rock, and at JacksOnp0rt with the
u~ghrdraught steamer Fort smith FOR Puca-
nOuEas ana all POINTS on Black river.
FOR netgnE OF passage On board. or AZ
once Memphis and Arkansas River Packed
Company. ". q. PATTES0N, Agent
IL adlsCu st. Merchants Insurance Ride
Ur 70 ELLIOTT & MILLER Agents..
f65 No Promenade St.. oDp-L LANDING
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VENTILAFoRs. New style hats, at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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New STYLES Of Straw hats at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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STEAM TIrT1Na. SIS Second street..

WoRsHAM HoUsE.-Dsy board will be
reduced to twenty-five dollars per month
from June Iat.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis US. Mail Line
For OsceOla, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain R., R. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad and
boats up the Ohio river.
GnAND 4oW master
Ihis elegant passenger steamer
viii leave
SATURDAY, Sd inst, at 8 pm.
Tickets for al points via MsmphIs and st.
Louis packets North, East and West. apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat ONCE.
TOM B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
W, h. DILL. Agent.
Js3 ELEM CALVERT, Bupft.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con-
paay-u. S. Nail Llns.
For Arkansas River, connecting at Little
Rock with light-draughG boats Of the line
for Fort smith, and with stages for
Hot Springs, Arkadelphia, Cam
den and Washington, Ark.
Str. MARY BOYD, : Reub. Haines, master
This elegant new slde-whesl L.
passenger and freight steamer
leaves as above.
MONDAY, 5th inst, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or ar
C0mpany's ONCE. No. Il MADISON ST.. Mer-
chants Insurance COmpar Us building
jes ". O. PATTESON Agent.
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FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.

For shawn . Village aad the Bsads.
The Seni-Weakly United statss Mall Packet,
OIL CITY
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,
BUY the BEST.

THE largest assortment Of hats is at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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PLANTERS CONVENTION
The Results Of a Days Work Compressed
late Oas Gigantic Resolution.
Statements Of Some Msa Of Experience
worthy Of STUDY by Thjse Whs
Wish TO lmmIqFatg,

The Convention met At lOL O'Clock,
Hon. Jacob Thompson in the chair. The
temporary secretary, Mr.. Donohoi read 81
once the following report of the action II
the Committee on Organizations, which
was adopted by unanimous consent:
Mr.. PreSident-The Committee on Per-
manent Organization beg leave 70 report
as follows:
For President-H3n, Jacob Thompson.
For ce-Presideuts-Hon. A. S. Colyar,
of Tennessee; Colonel Thomas Fletcher,
Of Arkansas; EdWsrd GOthier, of Loui-
sisns; DR.. J. W. Crump, of Mississippi;
Colonel A, T. Lacey and Colonel ". R.
Moore.
For observation-disclosures i. J. DuPre.
r, A. PINSON, Chairman.
The Hon, Jacob Thompson, chairman,
said that he had been notified the previ-
BUS evening that be was likely to bemade
President Of the Convention, and he had
hastily thrown together a few loose re-
marks, which he thought suitable TO the
occasion.
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u d
VII leave Memphis Tor SHAW -
nee Village. vi al mtermed1atei
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STATE

Der elect Of the Legislature, that the State
subsidize q steamship line, and q long
letter from Commodore Msury was read.
This matter was referred by the commit
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LOST.

ATULE-On Sunday, 18th inst, 8 bay mare
vi mule, medium size, about six years
old, hair rubbed OF top part Of nose, mouth
been cut by Bit, a round spot Of hair rubbed
oF left side Of back by dray saddle. A suit
able reward viii be paid for her return TO
OLIVER JIMMIE 4 co.
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PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU"
at LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
SCI LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
ST LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET,
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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A m25 At - Front street,
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