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BOARD OF EDUcA BON
MrMpHIs. NoYember Ia. Is

MEMPHIS. November IL, 1911.
The board OF education held their regu
'sr monthly meeting this evening
Present1Msssrs, Gavin AaOIbrOos5
", Mitchell, wiggsp, KNrtrs4 ht, Mans
ford, Phelsn, Taylor, W. q. Mechel and
Flaming
DR. r ". Mitchell, in the absence OF
the president snd vice-president, was
elected chairman pro ten.
The minutes Of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The superintendent submitted his re-
port, which showed that $3.50 puGAs he'd
been received. that the sversge number in
attendance was 20S6; oolored average at
tendance, ais. The report was ordered to
be received and the recommendations con-
tsined therein, referred to the proper COM
mittees.
COMMITTEE on FINANCE
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
OF THE
Real Estate Distribution Of kemphIs.
Tuesday. November I4th, ISL

of Tickets sold, ISs4zI-Repre.
EentiDg $87,S50.
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Ordered to be received, fled and put
lished.
The building committee made their re-
port. saying that tue new school building,
o. Market street, Is progressing satisfsc-
:orily and thst in one month, they think,
the building will be ready for occupation ;
and that they had contracted for two hun
dred and forty new desks, 10 be delivered
here In time for the opening OF the school
building.
Rspprt ordered to bs received and filed
BY o1mmittes on rules and regulations:
No person shall be admitted to exam.
instion for certificate OF qualincAt on
under the age of eighteen years, If q fe-
male, nor under the age of twenty one,
II a male; except that graduates Of the
female high school, who have attained
the age OF years, may be adj
mitted to examination In ali osses where
minors are employed, the consent of the
parent or guardian shall be filed In the
of1ce for minors employed to receipt for
salary n contract with the board
M. V HOLBROOK,
V. F ELLIOT.
W. Y. MIHOHELL,
The following resolutions were made
and passed:
Resolved, That owing to the crowded
condition of the Linden street school
rooms and in order to 10 justice 70 the
chi dren attending them, the building
committee proceed AZ ono to obtain al -
other building. and the superintendent
have schools established in that building.
JAS q BARBOUR
Resolved, That she superintendent be
suihorized in his discretion to permit
teachers 70 occasionally visit aud see the
mode of teaching md progress being made
In other Of the hity schools than The one
In which the particular teacher 10 en-
gagged, the same teacher not to be allowed
lhis privilege ON school days ottener than
once each term.
O. KoRTREcHT.
BY DR.. Mitchelli
Resolved, That he committee on nnsnce
report TO this board some uniform rate to
be paid 70 Anitors per room, and that the
value of The accommodations furnished
by TIE board In The matter Of rent etc., be
reported a. part ofsuch pay.
Adopted.
By DR.. Fsnneri
Resolved, That the committee On
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81 n city Subscribers who fAn % rS.
oeiVe thetr PaPerV promptly, yin oSAse
a. by sending weird 20 tats Once
QUIZ READERS Will md telegraPnie
news and . complete eOmmerciAl report
On the third page
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To oorrset an erroneous impression som
corning me, I hereby inform the public
shat I am not connected with any mu-
sicAl society, and never advertise
HERMANN SCHULTZ.
orgsnist Of Calvary church.
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FOR sac

-RTK REsIDENCE-In Titus Block; or
- EIchsnKe ttretL A bargain VIII .
given. Owner, 8 nonresident desires 70 SCI
9B B6I5 WEE fRoYsTEE TRFzgvAET a 90
ghRM-ssS VAL buy an improved farm Q
i 70 scrzs, in Ark ansas coun y, Ark. "a
d7ess p sRN,t hi- once DO4
- sCHUDI PLACE-At a bsrgsin; Herr
aEcnudfs well improved p &c, situate
Tearlhe old fair ground, cOntslring aoOutoH
scres T,ch land stOcEed with 8 nne selectiot
o fruitt ees, well suited toT s GARDENER uA
MD = JESSY, IL BssIs street
AND-LsNO LAND $50 acres Of land, 3
miles from MemphE; sood land sultaple
Tor fsrmiug y gardening PurPos s. VII o.
~ Nj PEhKt%s, Whites station,
ro,2 Nsmrhis and Chsrlestnn q R
W. rum stock. no. u Frons
II street oorre JaeKson. ~
N FslDENCE-At q bargain, one OF the mos
II comp etc snd delightful rssioences N
Shelby coun y, ST usted On the south sloe0l
POyIs' stIeet extended knoNh % Lns ~
Nlls place, recently owned and oc-uplee
by \. SoTOnr ., REQ. Fer terms, etc., sPyIS
a. tn Eumet esnE.
HOTloS PL,NTsTION-Ths valuable spc
u dUsly located p snt%Sion, knog9 - 70
10 " Place. situsLeO on Lake Providence, ~
GAY oil parish, BrulsItnB ne-ano.a-ns
mllsz rom Inc town o Providence, cohtan-
Ing Ms acres. FOR IuEtneI LI4oLn P
2 20 Iohu :. Llnsdsge, j., AZ the Planter
Iug. 90. Memphls Tenn. and 70 0eoi sc y
N on the preDisSs. hoo
lFULE5-A fresh lot Of mules arrived lssi
IVA night; a Eood lot Of mules and horses OF
hand 4 ali dimes, al + lRES James
Stable, No.S 8 second street. O'
: OTs On walnut street, OIL tune APpE
Il a. Union ST. Sh0SGE DLA0n.
" E-IDEN.E-A desirable residence, no
h - I.Narson street.. 8 rooms and Kitchen;
Uood servznts' hou-a, stable and carriage
honse. coal and woed hOu-e,e excellent 1sgeIb
under new shed, all in good repair pIlc.
low sod terms esky. Apply on premises. Sc"
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5EAT, CoAroRT AND ECONOMY This
sou viii get by having you CRATES sci
With Lemons Improvement. Gall at 2p5
Second Rtrest.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

What DyspsBsia May End In.-IndiEes-
ton is not dangerous, say the faculty. Per.
haps not in itself while 1t remains mere in
digestion; but look at thec Consequences to
whIoh 1t msy lead and often does lead. when
it becomes q chronic disease. A spark OF
nre Is . small thing. A pressure OF the foot
will put IL out; q breath Will ~extingulsh Il.
Yet It may IRE q powder mill, or kindle q
hame that will consume a city In ike
manner indigestion may produce gastristis,
cancer OF the stomach, congestion of the
bowels, spoplexy, liver diseaAe, and many
other dangerous maladies. Is 1t not wise,
then. TO check 1t In the geTmf FothiDg ia
mere clearly and ~indIsputably es ablishsd
than that Hostettsr1s Stomach Bitters viii
eradicate dyspepsia In all its stages. The
true policy, however. is 20 extingui4h It in
the nrst stages with this Wholesomepoverful
and inialible tonic and altt rstive. II Is easier
to auenoh q spark than . nans, and 1 IL ess.
Ter to cure dyspepsia, when 1t Is nrst devel-
oped, than when 1t has N de head way By
neglect, and become complicated with other
ailments There is not the shadow of a
doubt that the bitters sre 50 directly antago-
nistic to dyspepsia as water is 20 ore. There
are tkoufands OF caEes en- record proving
this fact. The remedy Ia safe and agreeable.
All the liquo 8 of prescri bed as
stimulants leave a sting oeh nd But the
sting is tskeu cut OF the kpir tuous BASH o.
this great remedy by vegetaOte medication,
and moreover, The stimu autJhus medlcateo
10 Of exceptional purity or all tonics taken
as safeguards or r. msOies Tor fever and ague,
bilious Gem Itents, and oJDer fall epidem1cs,
IL Is he only one that can uniformly be de-
pended upon.
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To the Public.

sEESSEL q SON, Of 25s Main
street, having completed their AZ
rsngements to close cut their retail
trade, and engage altogether in the
wholesale, have reduced the prices OF
every article they offer for sale TO
COST. They make this sacrifice BE-
cause they mean now, as they have all
the time, to be equal to every promise
they make or have made through the
press. They are determined to close
out by the LIST Of January every style
Of goods they have on hand, and at
prices such as no other house In Mem
phis can comDete with. Families
needing to recupersts their household
goods or wardrobes will hnd in our
offers UNPARALLELED BAR
GAINS. We will sell regardless Of
consequences, and at any cost to our-
selves. We mean to be In the whole
sale trade exclusively by the 1st Of
January and without fail. We invite
your attention to these facts, and ask
your custom to enable US to carry out
our programme.
sEESS1L Z SON.
November II, 1871.
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VIsNSA Writing Desks Workeud Jew
eiry 6lLss. az ELLI0 CT & ReGGHLY,
rs dAtn street. near Adams.
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EOoNONT.-Take your fall clothing 70
the steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old standl 26 Second
street. PEESON q WALKER
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NOTICE.
Davidson & Co. 244 Second Street,

agents for John @ sIbley & Co.'s Cele-
brsted Norfolk Oystersl,
Il the place to buy. Fifty cents per can.
Liberal reduction made by the doE5n AMI.
Retailers and restaurants can save money
bv calling at 244 Second. Fish, game and
dressed poultry received daily.
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sOOms AID BOARD.
STRAYEO.

HWELLLN9-Nith 81 acrsa OF Land. Oh
Bass Bvsnue. Apply 20
en- CIGRLTA 80 Shelby street
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J r WRAI, with Menken Brothers.
Osl and SEE him II you wan good and
chesp goods.
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SEE advertisement Of d.. Butts' Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. 1t
hould be read nv all
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]. ERNEST PERRIKs,

organist Of st. Peters Church, late Of
London, and formerly Of the Academy OF
Music Of New York, has taken mp his
residence in Memphis permanently, and
win take 9 limited number of pupils, who
desire 70 finish their sducstion as vocalists
or instrumentalists. Lessons on the orgsn
at special rates, Nj. Perring makes the
cultivation Of the voice a speciality. APP
plostions may be left ct the music stores.
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B. A. HoLLKrBKRa's Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, 262
Second street, IL the Dest place for work of
this description.
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yea BuCRWHEAT eARES-Use OII.
yer. Ffnnna 4 go.'s self. htsf~g Bucks
wheat GrDeers r~tail 10 az O~r prteeA.
dBLTVkR, FtAA1k 90.
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srEAn FTrrTna. alk second atreet.

NEW roofs made. tin room painted, and
all kinds Of roofs repaired by
Z. @. JONES, III Poplar street.
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q ~ R-WARU-strsy ed from the IN
% III ferslgued, on the 6th inst. Q red
sab Ubite BOW without ear-marka, about
seven year rld. The above rev ard Will be
gvst or her delivery 70 ms en- Filth street,
Chslaea
NOW D. q. L. SANDERS.
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sRSAr BARGAINS,
HEszoa &

EooNoMY.-By usine Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children, many a Doctors bill
can De saved, and much suffering averted
Read the advertisement In another col
nmn- t.
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CARD.

.CEINEsH Porcelain Ware, at ELLIOTT
g. RIDGELY, 2ie Main street, near AoAmA.
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EXTRA SACRIFICE

EXTRA SACRIFICE
THIS M RNING G.
Don't fail to price our
SILK vELoURs
And EMPRESS CLOTHS.
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
In the city.
Our entire stock selling ca rapidly, prior
to closing the retail branch Of the house
by January LIST, 1877. Don't fail to ex.
anime prices,
A. SEESSEL & SON,
2eQ Main NtTast,
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1nn1no ehSnR.s In the weather are pro
~. VI throat diseases, coushs and
~ nssel Is no more sffectuai relief TO
Bronchial Troches ,, U.e0 Vi Browns
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PRoEEssOR IuLIAN o. SCHULTZ.

Tn1TGSSOn ASGiHN " SSuoAtS
Encouraged by q liberal patronage Of the
elite Of Memphis, will permanently give
mis- undivided attention to the culture Of
the voice. The Memphis operatic Society,
consisting Of bis scholars and spprecistive
friends, endesvor TO bring out young
talent, 70 impsrt judgment Of tone, and
artistic conception. Every scholar re-
ceivss lessons on trial, for which no
charge is made, unless the pupil finds 1t
profitable 70 continue.
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Gas Frrr1rs. slb SECOND street.

PANS Fans and Jewelry, at ELLIOTT
q RIDGELK, 21s Main street, near
Adams.
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SIX GAYS OF GREAT BARGAINS.
CLOTHS, FLANNELs, DRESS GOODS,
ETO,
Ladies' and Gents Underwear at
HALF VALUE.
HERZOG & BRO.

DRAYMEN, cartmen and of all
vehicles had better renew their city license
before the numbers are placed in the
hands Of the police force.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, Pictorials
and dRilies In the city.
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JAPANESE Lacquered Boxes and Trays,
at ELLIOTT q RIDGELY, 2l9 Main
street, near Adams.
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-9o 70 Leddin's college.

10UUIua OOLbK6
Attend Robsrtson's Business College
-Thos. oubbins, bricklsyer, "a Main st.
-Armstrong's Photographs Gallery.
30 XII Main street. Three faultless Rsm
pictures for fifty cents.
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for cold weather and have
5"1s Crates set with Lemsn's Improve
non| leave orders ct 2q5 Second ntraat.
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AMxRroAs DRIVEN Wits Ct Browne
4 RrOHne'R, as Second street.
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rHE PLACE N xrICuan.

As oysters are now ripe" We cannot do
better than 20 furntah the annexed hint 70
O0atr0nO1as
oystsrsions needs the genius Of q Shelley
10 nuy hymn these treaf ures OF the Boa-
bAlsoious doba OF sppetiEing jelly
And HOLSTERS too. Is arm a. arm can he,
And brittle eelsrv tempt US IN November
Win de'toac e nom forest, lake aud lea
Dalna,e saon your minds palate VIII ~.
That might . glow awake in nfs's expiring
omber.
sueh joys we've had n every pleasure
lent ie sweet.
whsD last at eTuKLA's Of Aain ana Union
ABtrea4,
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CESTRALIz ATOM is "ne of the bugbesrs
Of American politics Every business man
desires it. The American House, Boston,
offers not only spmptuous and quiet suits
Of rooms to families, but the very center
of business to merchants and commercial
~travaiara-
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LOCAL NEWS.

Eeceiyed daily per express by Y. D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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BERLIE Tspes'rv Work, q 4phyrs. etc at
ELLIOT q RIDGELY, Zl9 Main street,
near Adams.
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SPECIAL REDUCTION
This morning ofVelUet Codks. Hand
some designs, marked CeTy cheap.
Our splendid stock Of
OPERA and BRAIDED JACKETS
Marked still IotOer.
Splendid display of Shaaas,
Less than cost.
Our FURS marked very IoT, at oar
cJosing-out sale.
4, SEESSEL & SON, 259 Main ct.
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THOSE who are DESTROYS of purchasing a
fine RELIAB z and GENUINE set Of Fur,
we would advise you TO call on Lsioy q
Co., where you aOl find in their assOrt-
mem of Gentlemen's Dress and Business
HAS, and Ladies' furs. the very finest
and best that are worn and produced. Elk
anime their goods and judge for yourself.
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BY Telegraph.

RloRa OF Er0tni
by Telegraph.
NEW CRLEAre. November A.-Arrived:
C0mmonW Q .ltb, Henry Ames. Kellogg and
0aTges, from St.Louis, Departed: Lncy Ber.
CAiso November IA Arrived. r. J, Lock.
wo d from st Louis a. IL am. Denaitedi
Oify of Vic kEhurg, for Nichtburg at Q q m !;
BILE Of Pixe, for Msmpnai Z o. M ny o.
Sow this morning.; cloudy and clld. Later:
Arrived: 81. Josaon, from Memphis at {
b parted: Lees wood, for REQ river. att IN
4 ouisviiIe, for New Osls \ att pm ktver
rose 2iuchas. Clear: mercury. t6.
CIkCrrNATI. cOvemDer a River four feet
a,x IN Che md rising r lied SO hours, bat
ceased abou 6 this evening; nov blowing cp
PITT suSe Bee mbsr h-River rising.
with 81 Incnes on the risr lDarss, and rain-
ire ha,d. Thermometer. 81 WIND south
esst. Later: II began rsining last night, N
rising. with seit n the channel ard every
prospe ct OF q cal b. { riss. River men are
very active, ana an immenss quantity OF
e. LITE Z November n-Arriy.d:
M.ry Box d. ~. a. Memphis Deearted: Rose
vile, Clarksvilie and ImPorter. for Fort
$3.50 this mornins: rsinirg All be forepart
OF ire dew; evening 81 ar and cSni
TVANsvILLE, November a. Raiped hard
al p dS snoweo I1is "a m0iR RlTs; I ross
inc Is Bus nes very MI
ST lou 4, November Il. -Arrived: n. ].
Wtoks snd Espe,aIs VIC 1Irem SeT or.e1ns;
Srand Iowsr, for Memphis niver tslling
sRaiu slowly. The rst1 OF LAST nie ht tarnsd
70 snow ear this m ,rnins' me nrss re
vICK,srrs November a-Passed d,wr:
J1o s, S:ys e. Stm R-P si;.s SSsnsG ! m sp'P :;;.. &
sisaz SsS csoI R~aYsTrsias.
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RArcHELORs' HAIR DYE.

THIS superb Hair Dye 10 the best in the
Il vorld,perfecIly harmlr ss. reliable and
tnstantad IN no disappoir tment: no rtaic
uiouE tints or dissgreesbls odor. The ReDu-
inc VIM. A. Bath lor's Hair Dye produces
in mediate y q Splsndid black or psturAi
brown leaves the naiT clean, sofIy oeautitrli
does not contain q part1o Q of lead or tnJurt-
Gus com pound. 30 d by all druggists. Fac
tory, Ie BOND SThEET, N. Y. oc5
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ExAx1EK the CRATE in this ofsoa u.s..
1yeas saving Of fuel.-En' HNA
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IRs0AVEMT A0IlcE.

HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the
estate Of James I. Peyton, deceased. no
uce 10 hereby given 20 Al pc sons having
olRtms against said estate to appear before the
Clerk OF the Counfy Court OF helby caunty.
in the msnner prescribed ey Isv, on or bs-
fore the third day Of Nay 1871 Snd any
claims not Med OF or befoss said day or bS.
fore an appropriation Of the funds o said e..
tate Il made, viii be fc1ever barred, Goth IN
law and equity. Thia November q 1871,
VIk9INIA L PEYTON.
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The bills, etc, all approved and ordered
to he paid.
Finance committee presented the fol-
loving r. port NJ tba treasurer:
Cash on hand at last report----.....-. $3.50 As
Cash receiv d from tax &c lector.--.- 2,S7s o.
Cash proceeds of note discounted. 1873 rs
Cash from secretary, tuition f~ees.-..- zoo 90
sls,27s "A
Ds6urseneHts.
sundry warrants.-.-..--.s l7,1a6 4S
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FOB WHITE RIVER.

=" FUh HE NJ EN-
Memphis and white River United States
Rail Line.
Ste. =. p. WALT-..W. j. Ashford, Master
Leaves Memphis I r JaoksoDport EVEAaY
8ATUR AY, at5pm
Str. LEGAL TIE DEB. W. Elliott, Master
Leaves Memphis for port EVEkI
TUESDAY, ats PM. These boats coDnect a.
DevRlls Blu with the train going up Mon.
days and Thursdays; coming dow Wednes.
days anu Saturdays.
FOR freIght or passage apply on board or 70
ELLIOTT& MILLER, AgenA,
Promenade ST., foot OF Jefferson.
or to w. Il. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Once on OompaLys Wharfbost. loot Court st.
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LADIES' VESTS
AT
HALF VALUE.
GENTS UNDERWEAR
AT
HALF VALUE.
VELvETEENs, ETC.
Great special reduction on
HOSIERY
from this day.
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LONDON Dressing Gases and Toilet Ar.
ticles, ct ELLIOTT q RID0ELY, as
Main street, near Adams.
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AWAY READV.-Use oliver. FIunie
4 elf. IstuK BuekWteat, Eus yen
will snrriy have good cakes. ANY eOSk
can use IL.
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FRESH

PUHPL slb Second street.
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RIVER NEWS.
.Roats LsavIrx To-day.
Boats I'm Port.
Celeste.
Business.

The weather cleared of yesterday morning
end -emaintd 81 up TO q lsts hour last nj gnt.
Business , { The whsr1 W & activA. The river
hss ristn ~ inches In the pest twenty-'our
hours Kilograms below show the stage OF
the " IT 7 al difer ent points
Tha ANDY ] hnson ctme in from New Or
lea q four day aod g hslf out. She dis
charged ! e g los uarrels OF roolasses, 81 hbds
OF sug-r 6hs bu DIES OF Cotton ties tnd q lot
, Z miscaIlanICus freight o 70 ab We.
The A Ice came in from above with q gocd
trio, inc udil 3 7S6 barrels OF hour and ISl2
.aaNa ~ urogp1
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RAT I~DIA c Iri0eities, a. ELLIOTT
RIDGELY, 2i9 Main street, near Adams
LADIEs' sHAwLs And CLeAKs.
v.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-15
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Louisiana Democratic State Central
Committee has Issued address in favor OF maintaining
the party organization. and declining any alliance with
either wing of the ruling party i'll that Slate
{. G. Bowen presented his credentials in the
South Carolina oun. ~ Representatives. on saturday.
as ncmlrr from t,harlcst1n AID was admiti.d by
OF 10 to o. In spite OF objections on account or hs
marriage record
The South Carolina Lc giSlaturc is addressing
itself mainly the inauguration OF measures OF rcrech
ircrt and reform in the management Of M" stat"
finances The cmcr for Reputation has subsidized, LIS
Imlracticabiy bcig generally conceded
The California Legislature meets to-day. The
,n.ucptin of Gov. Booth takes place later In the week.
The rats having majority Of four In the So nate
will take action the RrTnblicans ora iou ycaIs
ago the power OF appointing inc Committees
from the Lii utcnant- Governor
The leading organ of the Maryland DcmOc-
rscy The baltimore Gazette IL rot IN favor of the passive
policy OF Of any Of is notifications 1t says There
- ,ntbirr more drmoralilng than To desert pm rie
fnr yr,,iicl!ry, V" lave had proof 81 tai ~ tH '.
land cham New Departure. and OF which me " J. h"d
the foster .diItf Arc We 10 Dt tiitfu d-'.h NV
similar dclU>irlF
Tie AILany ErCnin0 journal says: eff IT
we're possible t. make out Of honest man by
simple living, there would be more kiaves than honest
mcI In every community. Tie las: lie Ii that John n
GrswOld bought house III Washington for schrnck. -
co,ucusae him for his tariff labOr, So pcrhlStritly
was ibis lie stuck to- that Mr. GrswOld hd! To uhdcrt"
tho rtifcation Of either denying II or of having some
zoe! believe 1t. He chose the former alternative
Speaking of the Cleikship of the State Sen
ate country rapcr says: Mr. Tcrwiligcr Is probably
r. competent person as ever occupied the i'rk h
In the Senate lie has however 40 constantly hed o.
fetal positions, as for instance those OF .ltrh % 'r sen
ate Secretary Of the New 'aitol Commission, anu TT
waite Secretary 10 the COLLECTOR Of the FORT 81 Nt"1
flat his ,olitica. friends ought 10 have some nrrcl n"
him. and permit hlm IL ENJOY, 10Y vi "V'So Nv
his rufjJnc Iyu 6iOui'Ufc'