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I 70 tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
| sur: TEE TRnuSE's timely erti:lc, s!Irs2ee-
| tors OF Elections, in late Sunday issue, calls
| to- my mind the necessity Of something else tc
| ba douo. and fGr the Accomplishment OF which l.
ALREADY long ago, turned il vain to ono Ct the
city papers now seeking Its share Of glory, DC,
| among the partisan woralippe-s OF straight
Jacket s:Republ;carian-" How wor1dEg1nen's
votes are controlled, Is an old story; Snd es long
as things romaiE IS they are, it cannot be teczI
toofofton. Eera it is n5ein: !
7, Us Republican, and NY nezt-door reisnt
a Democrat, hare often, in years past, had a.:
on politics; md, in our discussions coace1
the merits and dement's Of our respective
ties, We mover could help agreeing upon
thing, namely. that thezo IS {. set Of unprinc
men in both parties, vino ought to lose =
franchise forever, or be shut up within the Prl
on-ralis-
Il happens SO, you see, that am employed b
o Democratic ilrn., IND ny ns;Ghbor by K7pEb
Ican; and, Whenever an election comes round,
orr respective employer, OF QUE boss or come on3
else,-accsdentally, OF course,--lats US KNOW bis
meaning as to tho perso1a5es or measures 70 bs
voted for: and ;i-as have sometimes done
haye said TINT don't lnow thGt, have more
thaa once received such answer as, But Jou
must know it do yo1 understand? 1ou Da1tst!"
And SO my Eeghbor aDout the san1s-
Now, sir, as no are both Of Us dependent on
onr employer zoE the support Of oar fcelEcs,
and labor haa not always 1een, end ms7 not
always be, so easily got as e. present you nay
bs sure shat sometimes Ee hafe: not been very
alow TO sae tne a s to 9
o1 orr masters. Bat wsa. 1ight' moral, 1osal,
o. otnerse, haSS SoGn .enom.eIellens ths 70 ae
e rs e zntc, " ~ ~ oronS o1 "a ne
esSr ~ oe =; is1a Is Aua iue
make us Foat!ca s!svea , anu hEpoe..Ies, @ o. n
d1aerens n 10 QUIZ ponacsA oo's' nn'noiaa' U.s.
6rHasuf soc H. ;not -, ~ thor. .o,.u~s,1,
bIs sn.s ~ , no. ~ .1;+;' cG1' % ~, 10y
t:a. sus f-, ~. aarv ho,,1 t;l3
, .1ou o1;y 1nyoue 1. 10y seo npn S h;l iaI
ls.e, hos1 o. osaG1s-sucn n.e 5 1s1 =; ~
c5s anu 4elpet 49, a-1r r t,ir -
o1 eacn pol: nos o1.y ,is,1at -, 49,;
esn OF 11ca atna4 dnaa s;tane,a sn.n1,a % tIa
poor a1a dePenoent aeqnasnsa.s a.es, e9I d 5,a eae
sotses, oos VII us1uo ~ atou taot1, ,No 49,
San5 Ms,-1or ealh 11otn Poeao3>l = 1, pssIisu,
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p0N9I III 3E8OkuLHlF 4SSE0ElA4 10 the longer coz
tinuaace Of these incstimable blessings An un-
tarniehed public credit and universal prosperity
arc nssuredly great national blessings, and it is
the duty Of every patriot to ma;atain the one
and labor to s7cure the other. But the prese1-
ent upon the prevalence Of the latter In fact,
the ability and disposition Of the people to re-
spond to taxation form the very basis 2f public
credit. Therefore. while truo stateaman-
5sRou. 1sR a1Sa honor With Is saaas squay i@ss aa s
is to be maintained. While cultirasing
high tone of national sentiment and a. lofty
patriotism, it sodu1ously fosters ell those agen-
enhanced, their wealth increased, and their hep-
pineos secured Tested By these plain and fun
daznental principles, how stands the much
vaunted policy Of our adyersa1ies-a policy
but ara now aee4ing by all tho means and appli-
ances in their power to perpctuate3 Why, IN
stead OF securing the happiness Of tue people, it
has but added to their distrcsses; instead Of
aiding in the increase Of their prosperity and
wealth, it has interposed numerous and unDec-
essaEy obstacles to their advancement; and in-
s:oed OF establishing the national fnances upon
q firm and enduring basis it has bean sapping
the very foundations of public credit2 These
are o9ia; II LII sg De startnag' assertions, b2t he
the Fast seven years so yindicate their truth.
At tic beginning we behold great nation
emerging from one of the most gigantic inter
nccine WAS tho world had ever witnessed-a
var wagcd between peoples bound together by
common lnea3e End common language, CON-
mon interests, q common history and
common destiny-a war in which ono eection
had triuraphcd over another, md leaving as =
common heritage to both SECTIONS an enormous
public debt and :: vast vol;;mo OF irredee1nab1e
and deprecated paper currency. Tho industry
Of tho No.th had, to q considerable extent. been
warned into cha.noIs peculiar to state of war,
and begctten By its necessities, while many Of
tho industries ofpeece had been t.uErfed into
ltslepess or destroyed altosetl1c1. ous laer-
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G4i4 Lo01LEtluCt VI l-19 9A4LAAuSL1AAA4ouA
Loyalty to the Administration is the eoye-eign
test, the sole requirement, e1acted. Mo matter
how much the people are oppressed; no matter
how much their hopes are bGghted ard their
prospects withered, it they arc only loyal to the
party OF the Administrations they. receive its
countenarce and support The millions Of State
debts that have been piled up since the war, and
the consequent enormous increase Of taxation,
have 80 crippled the people and prevented the
influx Of population and capital as to render
prosperity and advancement, SO essential to them
and to tho nation, next to impossible.
Tho States of Virginia, Tennessee, and l1ia-
souri, cacceeded in Wrench;ng their State Gov
ernznents from the hands Of these people, and
in eech Of these States you hear Of neither cor
1uption or frauds, neither wrong nor disorder,
tanned, and crime is punished These three
State Governments are administered in the in
tcrests Of tho people, md not Of party. They
we're organized by the people themselves, and
against the active opposition Of tile Administra-
tion. Instead Of being aided, countenauced,
and sustained by the Administration, as was its
duty, they have been frowned upon and treated
with coldness and reserve. No fostering hand
has been held out to them, but, On the contrary,
e1nba11ass1nents have been interposed to the
proper administration of State laws In these
States yoa hear Of no fraudulent increase OF the
State debts, no omisapp.opriation of public funds,
no hu-Klu1 disorder These exist only in those
States loyal to tho Administration and sus-
Eat!eA w IL. are not these 1act9 tno
highest evidence that the attempt to reconstruct
these States in the interest of party and
for party purposes was not only wrors and
outrage upon the people themselves, but IN in
salcnlable injury to the nation itself. These
States constitute, as I have said, nearly one
third Of the Union, and their prosperity and rc~
cuperation was as necessary, if NOT more neceB-
cary, to the prosperity Of the whole Union than
Of any other section. True policy would have
dictated their prompt paci6ca:ion, restoration,
aud re9uoe1atlQl, thus enlargipg rather than re-
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A CORRESPONDENT Of tie London TeIeoronh
vr;tin., from .G;bra1tar nndar date of Sent is.
....z1
-.-..-
Ine governor, sr fen"lck HlnaMss OF
Aafs; 1s popular, ana mahes an e4ceuenI COIL
manueT- he ana MS predecessors nave maln-
J! aeVoted taemselses TO oe1enong tne apes
tnas ETC 70 pe 1oaaa On tue TUCK against uost14e
assacks Hona tae GARRISON OF to"4; 1nese apes
a1e tae o4ly WHO nouheys u IuIgpe. taey
nave peen he-e Hoin tllne 1in1neHol1s: ano tn9y
a1e 1esetenceo as mucn as 1aeiT 4 ototaeIs n tae
sasteo sroFes o1 Benases: Inc moss et114gess
oIuets 1e assaed aE,2inst 1n]ul1ng 1nem; FROM
Lne slgnal oattefy on tne top OF sne lock
so.aasIs M aIe al"sye on On me look-out VIII te!es
Tnnr9 saas1o-ns., ~. - Doo9 49, @rss1' go
School. ~ sn T7ns;on ~ a Teo;71en1 Wande1;nc
orer The ~ocl Ce;ths onn ~ bs asnia5 On ane an3
~ he thnr-ht T. 1ro-35 ha ;,,+sr,s4;n5 -, 49,,
To send home a+nfTea rronley
shot it. 1maeina The 1,o@or ~ ~
foUn and .,arrieo6 when fna 1e13 conoa b..E
tbroneh the streets hesT;ne vii; IN, 1nTa
phant1y thg resnlt Of his 9arse ahoo|;ne A.
66f;ca1Zeven an TnsirnN;a 1arn %~a.2 49,
hare. The inhabitanfs d nat iaIa nah n1,nn nnI,
fhe sacr;1e1;ons T-retch T5o h.d s1,naI|araI
c-eatnra si1ooaf es hn1v -, of;rar 5SaS.o ~
ri fheir 5onr stens in silent I,nrrnr and vei3ed
Their conntenances. othsrs fol1oTa1 the cnrTse
1T tha dea6 ana n sea zrT-at wonld Gsroen ~ 10
murderer. m Gibraltar was in~for IT. state nf
v;1d e1citennent. When the Ers;pn reac11eT h;s ia
bs,racIs. lis Colonel aud brother officers e1. e:.
rained f. him The fearfn1 cr;rne of w1,;ch 1,e h,d
been guilty. So great, indeed. was The offence
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PERSONAL.

THE Greenwood Times, in lie Fleul
county, Mississippi, edited by Mr.. ".
+. Gossom, is = well-printed and wisely.
conducted weekly, published in tie
very heart Of the richest cottOn-prOduc.
ing district Of Mississippi. The editor
Mr.. G0ssom, is at the Peabody.
W. T. COLLAR, Cincinnati; Charlie:
DAILY, New York; John Simpkins Jones,
Virginia; c. johnson, New York; 4. c.
Manning, Louisiana; John G.. Case,
Boston; PeytOn J. smith, Tennessee:
A. H. O'Neill, Arkansas; are at the
Peabody Hotel.
Miss Lucy Z. JONES, strongly CON-
mended by some Of the first gentlemen
Of Virginia as q teacher Of French, OF
English branches Of academical educa-
ton and Of music, will receive the ap-
plicatiOns Of pupils at 2l3 DeSOto street.
Her card appears in another place.
MANY have teen saddened by hearing
Of the death Of Jesse r. S. Gmiland.
No one eve won the hearts Of his asso-
ciates by more noble traits than his. No
One ever more deserved admiration for
that "SUQrfter an mOdO, 6Ortiter ia Re"
which distinguished him in all things.
A faithful friend, a gallant soldier. and
faultless gentieman-"take him ali in
ali, We shall not look upon his like
again" Equally admirable was the
character OF Sterling Fowlkes, an old
citizen, whose death saddened this COM
mOnity not many days ago. His name
was the synonym Of uuthfulness and
integrity. In every vicissitude Of for
tune that befel him he was the same
brave, industrious. toiling merchant,
trusted implicitly even by those who
shared his cslamities. The proudest
monuments mercantile communities
erect are those that tell the story Of a
life like that Of Sterling FoWlkes, and
the young men Of Memphis never had 3
nohler examplar than Jesse Gilliland.
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tOmbstones, and a skeleton or two. A
suggestion was made that the coffin be
removed, but the arguments against the
motion were Ofan overwhelming eharae-
ter. The wisdom of Mrs. Toodles was
cited, she said that a lot Of old collins
might be q very useful thing In the
house. "Ah ~ retorted a lively mana
ger, "That Is true but she did not say
that II might be useful IN an ExpOsi-
tiOn.W Another gentleman then jump
ed TO his feet and said that il might
prove useful-the sleeping girl from
Union City was coming and
the casket would be just the
place 10 keep the girl during her long
somnifer0us spells. The debate on this
point was of the most cheerful, lively
and witty character. The meeting adj
t0urned 1T ten o'clock, having satisfied
themselves that the Exposition was a
magnificent thing. During the last days
of this week, now that the election ex-
element Is over and the minds Of men
are reverting back to cotton and dry
goods, there is a splendid prospects that
the arts and intrigues Of life viii absorb
their attention.
PROGRAMME FOR TIE WEEK.
Friday night-Grand promenade con-
cert and reunion.
Saturday afternOOn-Grand mass
union concert by all the Sunday-sehools
in the city, numbering one thousand
pupils, beginning at three o'clock.
Monday night-Prof. G. Z. Smiths
colored Glee Club, consisting of fifty
Well educated adult musical pupils.
Among the selections by this club is the
"Anvil Chorus" introducing a number
Of anvils and all the adjuncts as origin
ally designed by the comPoEer-the
first time In this city.
Tuesday night-Grand Promenade
cOncert-S0dality Silver Band.
Thursday night-The pupils Of the
Lemoyne Colored School will give a
series of entertainments.
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SHOES. SHOES.

Parties requiring suits for the coming
-squer bail should call an Mss
Gnrvew- aan Kafug street I'M glaaraL-
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i. j.. BOYD.
J. w. ELDRIDGE.

These contain all the names Of candi-
dates that were running for d Office.
The johnson men had a few hacks
out, with the name Of "Andyu painted
on white domestic thrown along the
TANKS Of the reeking horses. AT the
voting places, too, his supporters were
lOud-yOiced and energetic, and peddled
out their mixed tickets with great in
dUstry.
We heard Of very few skfrmishes. AT
the Fourth ward polling place there was
a Little disturbance in the early part Of
the day, resulting from the impertlnence
Of large yellow negro man. The facts
OF that episode, as we gathered them
nom eyewitness, are these: A COL
ored man who had been 4 lifelong ser
want Of General Forrest, went TO him
n said he wanted 10 vote. Since he
was e~nfranehised be had been in the
habit OF voting With the General al
every election, and be expected to do 1t
yesterday, but General Forrest had voted
before his faithful servant came round.
The colored man asked his emassaD to
get q ticket for him, which the General
very kindly did, and then went with
him to the polls to see him vote. While
approaching the v~Oting-plaee. tlfis
o~bstreperous ttyalleru politician d.
handed % see the paper or ballot Of
General FORESTS servant, and having
looked it over. commenced abusing him
for allowing himself to be " druvn bv
any white man. General Forrest inter-
fered for the protection OF his faithful
servant, and said be was not driven. but
voted IS be wished The impertinenee
Of the q yaliern politician led him 50
far Is 20 give General Forrest the lie, for
which he get knocked down very pop
eriy and very promptly. That was the
end of the lively episode At the Fourth
ward. There were a few Other light
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viii back out at five O'Clock this even
ing from the foot Of Union street for
Fulton and intermediate plantation
landings.
The Belle Memphis, Captain John
Crane, leaves as above this evening at
five o'clock for Cairo and -. Louis. Mr..
William Blenker is clerk.
The United States mail packet Th0s.
H. Allen leaves this afternoon at four
O'Clock for Devalls Bluff, J-acksonport
and way landings. Captain John Ed
son commands, and Colonel +. W. Out
law is chief clerk.
The fine and feet passenger steamer
La Belle, with Captain n. NJ. Wood on
the roof, leaves this afternoon at five
o'clock for New Orleans and all the
bend landings. Passengers travelling
south viii find the La Belle hrst-class in
all respects. Mr.. J. J.. DOdd is her chief
aaprafprV
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. 72-In the Fir Chancerv Coust q
shelby counts, Iennessee.Johu Harberf \.
Sin LILA -. Rooney 81 al
II appearing from andayitin this cruse fhsl
the dslendaus Mrs. Eilza ~. Rome !.
citizen o. Kentucky, Ihomas HuL a~rif1zer
of Nassarhuse1fA Ms vi. H. Deshonv go.
zen o. Georgia ". W. Carnes. Admirie
rrlior q j. =. Carnea deceased. 81 Co.,
"a. Augastip Murphy, Of Indiana
fna all are non-Tesidents Of the $500
ofTenncssee- Thai the heir, distributes ~
DexI ~ KIN o. Wm Rooney deceased On
names and residences ~ whom cannst b.
rseelratneG gpon dtliEent inquiry, and tia
~ Names and residence % tte heirE, distrb-
No. nfztof kin of ~. ~ Deshong, de-
esased. III any there be.ale uuknoWn aud can.
NO. - n4aeriaiued uTou culeent inquiry and
wi.frn sid unEUGWH defendants may De in.
1ar..sas ~ certain pruEerE involved herein.
1T - therefore oldel mehe tltL
.1naeraooE herein. a. re couIllouse 10 tnl
rr ~ MemuDla Tenn Oh or before tue HI
rlev m uecEmber lH& ano pleas hns#e'
f..onr 70 tourtnluants Dill. or fue SAM
~ !. taSan Tor confessed - @ them enc -
tarInE fxgartft ant thai copy o. t1l
r0flt.HE| HLleH week. -ol l0u- tHN'
Hee&m ne HeHopas Appeal
frEEFI q. aHL
ETNN A. C0LA, GerH end MNtef.
I.EL j.. nj
~ sela 4erccmptt OIL
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And here is a copy Of the straight
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THOSE who suffer from nervous
irritations, itching uneasiness, and the
discomfort that follows from an enfee-
bled and disOrdered state Of the system,
should take Ayers Sarparilla, and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the Turk
ing distemper that undermines the
health, and Che constitutional vigor will
return
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THE WEATHER.

From the Signal Buneau, Irving Block
Special Probabilities for Memphis during
the ExpOsitionl
WASHINGTON, November5, 5Qp.m.-
Cool and clearing weather viii prevail
at Memphis on Wednesday, the sixth
instant.
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AS THE news Of the election In various
places reached the city, many gentle
men took the Poplar street cars aud
were Dol enjoying the good things
prepared in the celebrated cuisine Of the
boulevard Resort. Mrs. Bullock pre-
sided, and never was 3 dish more
reiished than the huitres-she served
them broiied, stewed, fried and raw
the wine and coffee was genuine.
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kooN0Mg-FoT gentlemen TO send their
fail and winter clothing TO be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON 4 WALK
Err, 249 Second street, for they make a
specially ofthat Kind Of work.
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60 10 Leddin,s Business College.
Attend RobeEtsoh's IS Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricJayer, "a Main
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery.
Ne I'll Main street. Three flnltless gen
pictures foE dfy cents.
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This church is being refreshed with q
most gracious revival. Many 8ave al
ready been converted and added to the
church. The series Of meetiugs are con
tinuing with undated and Increasing
interest. DR.. j. r. Graves viii preach
this eYeninR.
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,KUT1EMEN who wish to dress ele-
eanuy, and at the same time save money,
suJuld 90 al once 70 Waggeners, 3l74
alain street. He is doing Q. o. d. BUSH
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PERSONAL.

A1hiMONl-A young wldower Of high
~ eoelA position, temperate and energetic,
laa.esf object, matrimonv. Addrezs. Ia eln-
eenty and confidence, CHARLIE STERLING,
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Between these there was a host Of
mixed tickets, some Of them containing
the names Of Haynes and Kellsr, and Of
Andrew johnson. The following is an
other specimen Of ticket, Of which there
were tens Of thousands distributed. 1t
is headed
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EnR ARKANsAS RIVER-

MerpDhfs ana ArfaHsas River Packet
COmpnny-C.S. = Line
For Pine BlIH and Little Rock Through
without reshlpping.
Str. LITTLE ROCK. .Eugeue smith, master
Leaves THIS DAY, November ~
9TH, a. o'clock Pm. zA
For freight or passage appiy on board or 20
W.P. WALKER, Agent
moi Ohlce on Wlarfhnlt. loot lnurL 81
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The p~hilosophic and sarcastic Faust
having ''done" our Exposition to death,
wrote another letter upon fairs in gen.
eral and Memphis fairs in particular.
He seems to think that the Exposition
and the Fair deserved the same sort Of
treatment. This Faust is said to be a
''sandy-headed" person, who sings ink
for amusement. After a little writing
on fairs and shows in general, he thus
cackles about agricultural display
The sun Of the
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STRAYED.

Hok-E-trom - Mulberry street, on sun.
I'll day night, q sorrei horse. Rbande 49,.
band marked 81. C. -" Alheral row.
viii be paid for his delivery 10 the above a.
O noe
Mares REWARD-From Braesetf-.
VI stable one black mare, about l-L
hands llEn, white on her right hind foot
and no shoe on her hind feet. The ab1vt
lizard WL be paid On her return %
no. nMAIAEIIH sTAELE
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PUMPS, IS Jefferson stre'lt

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
s5 Second street, Hunt & HansoD's old
stand. HANSON d WALKER.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


The river here is falling slowly but
steadily, and is now seventeen inches
above low water mark. The condition
of the streams above will be found in
our kilograms. Those below have i'm
proved but little since yesterday. The
Arkansas rose two and q half inches on
Sunday night, and was rising slowly
yesterday. White river is abOutstatiOn-
airy, with thirty inches TO JacksonpOrt.
The weather yesterday was damp and
cloudy until nOOn. when it frightened
up some, and at night cleared off pleas
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Watch and All.
The garroters have returned. They
arrived here yesterday morning from
Nicksburg, watch and all. The two
that were caught are a rough looking
pair. Their faces were registered in the
rogues' gallery.
Mr.. Speed recognized in one OF the
men the same one who did the choking.
An old schoolmaue, a man whom he has
known for sixteen years. That Sunday
evening this man went 10 Mr.. Speed.
aud telling him he was hard Up. asked
him for dollar, "fOr the love Of God, "
70 buy himself a meal of yituals. Mr..
Speed complied with the request, and
OOn after started home. Within twenty
minutes, the man had his hands on
Speeds throat, while his companions
went through his pockets. This select
pair Of hrst-class scamps viii be in q bad
way, most likely for the next ten years.
There viii be a trial inaugurated soon
and these boys, Corby and Weir BY
name, viii get a little taste of justice.
They were brought here in charge ofthe
Nicksburg Chief Of Police, A. a. Ed
wards, J. r. Edwards and Thomas Fen
ner. The boys are in the county jail
snug.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has Go
dey and PetersoEis for November; also,
all the leading late publications hOm ali
sources. 81
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STEAMBOATS,.
EoR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. LOHis Packet oomPaHl


For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and St louis,
Steamer BELLE MEMPHIS. -
Crane ----..-
Leave As above THIS DAY, November ath-
az 5 O'Clock pm.
NOT FLEM. Id
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va. QUARLEG AZ Montgomery.
JOHN Dr. FLEMING. Of hllOE-
is FOELER. Of Davidson.
FoR THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Frst-L. N JARVIS. Of H0Rc0ck.
Sec0ndJ D. GOODPASTURE, Of OUertOn.
Thfrd-A. L. SPEARS. Of Bfedsoc.
FOlTfh-JA MES II LEWIS, Of MCrshGH.
F~tnh-JOSEPH MOTLEY, Of Wilson.
SLrsh-N. N. COX. u Williamson.
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