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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-09

ST. LOUIS, November S.-Complete returns
from this county give Greeley 1853 Grant
1888, majority 2T55. O'Conor polled 1886 votes
WOOdson, Democrat, for Governor, received
1908; Henderson, Republican, Is 962; majority
2J9l. OF the county ticket the Republican,
elected their Circuit Judge, County Marshal
Public Administrator Of Assessment, Circuit
Attorney, Superintendent Of schools, one
County Judge, and have one state Sena-
tor out OF three, and five representa-
tives ont of fourteen. The contest
for sheriff was very close, Taylor, Dem
ocrat, beating Mcguire, Republican,
by only il votes. The three Congressional dis
tTicts in the county stand thus: First, stan
dard (RepubEcan) 527l, Grosvenor Liberal
5l29; Second, Wells Democrat S26S; Bryson
.Repuhlicanl 5S07; ThiHd, Stone Democrat
5lg5, Hilton lRepublicanl 1859, Mcbride (Inde-
pendent Democrat) 1892
The Democrat this morning estimates the
Legislature as follows: Senate-Repubiica
l3, Democrats is, Liberals 3; House-Repubh-
cans SS, Democrats 81, Independent /, unde-
termined l2
The RepablicQn says that the official and re-
ported returns from seventy-One counties give
Greeley a majority OF 1921, and expects the
remaining forty-three counties to increase it
not less than 100 more.
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HARnEmAN CnrETY-

The Bolivar Bulletin gives the following Of
fclal returns and particulars Of the election
in Hardeman county: "Ihe election so far
AS We are able 70 learn, passed on quietly In
this county, and resulted as follows: Grant,
l2I2; Greeley, 1899; j. G. Brown, l4G9; Freeman,
1853: Cheatham, l045; Johnson, 5sf; Maynard,
saI. HAYNES, I3S8: Lewis. IlZl; Lea, SO; Brooks,
n: Bond "a; Bryan, 49, snipes, 900; kOssOn,
T99: Harper, 76S; Polk l0G7; Beck, 1913; Par
rish s. The total vote Of Hardeman Is at
least six hundred short OF the number pOlled
in the election last August. The Radicals,
however. turned out in full force. W. N.
Beck. ESQ. the successful aspirant Tor Repre-
sentative Is not a Radical, but as sound a
Conservative as there Is in the state, and was
supported as such"
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new STOCK.

1000 cases new Oysters.
500 caSes new Brandy Peaches.
2.O0O eases new Tomatoes.
1850 cases new Peaches.
250 cases new PineappIes.
20 cases new Preserves
II, ,OO0 cases Canned Fruits and Vegets-
bIes.
500 boxes halves and qrs. Rafsins.
200 boxes CtGrOn.
200 barrels Nuts.
100 half barrels p 4 ETeB-
80 barrels PickI
$50 boxes Cheese. -
10 casks Currants.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
ooo-
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FROM ARKANSAS.
Particulars OF the sinking Of the steam
er Hafie-Condfsi0n Of she Wreck
The BOat n Total Loss.
Result Of the state EIectiOns-BrOOks
can Only be Defeated BY Fraud
News from the Interior Counties.


Special TO the Appeal
HELENA, November S.--The steamer Katie
Captain Cannon, which left Memphis for New
Orleans yesterday, while floating around the
bar opposite this city, struck her shaft against
the wreck Of the steamer Lucy Holcomb, lost
before the war, at two O'Clock this morning,
sinking in two feet Of water. The accident
happened so quietly, that the passengers were
not disturbed till daylight. They are safely at
the shelby House. The steamer Webster
moved some OF the cargo, but at ten o'clock
this morning the Katie parted amidships,
having hung on to the wreck. she VIII be a
total loss. she was insured for sixty thousand
dollars. The Katie WIS floating, sounding for
the wreck, when the disaster occurred.
The result Of the State election is undecided.
The victory Is claimed by both parties.
BrOOkss friends are sanguine alleging that ne
can only be defeated by frand. The Clayton
faction are determined 70 count in their man.
Brooks is not to be intlmidated, and II falsely
elected VIII take his seat. The Liberal State
ticket was successful in Monroe county. Fif-
teen counties heard from give Brooks nine
thousand majority. Cause is proably de-
feated. Austin Barrow (colored1 is elected
Sheriff Of Phillips county. This county has,
besides four Representatives, one State Sena-
tor, Circuit Judge, Jailer, etc, all cOiored.
Nearly all the city officials OF Helena are col
Ored.
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CREDITOR'S NOTICE,

No. 73i-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
ceunty.-J. !. Ammonett, Executor Of j. N
Proviue, deceased, vs. Sarah y. PrOvine and
others.
fI'HE insolvency OF the estate OF j. N. Pro-
Il vine, deceased, having been suggested,
and this cause having been tnAtituted Tor the
purpose Of winding up his estate under the
fnsOlvent laws Of Tenneases.
Notice Il hereby given to al parties inter-
estsdi either as creditors or heirs, or who claim
70 be such, 70 come forward and have them
selves made parties to this suif and lils eud
establish their claims, within the time pre-
Ecrihed BY law, 10 Wit. on OF before the iith
day Of April, I575, for residents; and on or be-
fore the lith day Of April, 1876, for non-resi-
dents of Tennessee, OF The same viii be for
ever barred.
Notice Is also given that al proceedings in
the County Co1rt, relative to the adIniniffra-
ton Of satd estate, are enj0iDed, and that All
parties are Inhibited from further prosecuting
or beginning any suits in Law or eqnlfy
against said estate, but are required to come
INTO tnls cause and prosecute their claims
here lt Is ordered that a copy OF this order
be published In the Memphis Appeal once a
week, for four successive weeks. Oct 81, is72
u. "A. COLE, Clerk ard Mastaf
By r. y. McHENRY, Deputy G. and NJ
fumes q Postonl sols. Tor compl'nt o3l th
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An Neutrality-suspicious. Fire -Chas.
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MADRID, November S.-Espartero has been
elected President, and Serrano and BlOZage
Nice-Presidents OF the Society Of Exhibitions
OF 1875.
A decree has been issued granting conces-
sion 70 the English Government for laying a
telegraph cable from BilbOa direct 10 some
point on the coast OF England.
The Carlists who entered Spain near Fe-
gueras, have cut the telegraph lines between
that town and Corona, and made prisoner Of a
government courier.
The Espcsd publishes a letter from. Cadiz, re-
porting conspiracy TO inaugurate a serious
insurrecnOnary movement, which was ac-
lively fOstered by the InternatiOnalists among
the employees OF the La Carraca Royal dock
yard and arsenal near Cadiz. The attempt
was sQuelched.
General GaniDde has been relieved Of his
command as Captain-Gensral Of Catalonia,
and General Balericte appointed as his sue
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sinkinr d ,he s,ennaer Ka.ie.

CINCISSATI, November S.-A Chr0nicl,
special saws The steamer Katie, with fOui
hundred and fifty bales Of cotton and one
hundred passengers, struck the wreck Of the
Lucy HolcOmb, above Helena, Arkansas,
at two O'Clock this morning, and sunk. No
ltyes were lost. No other particulars have
been received. The wreckers Eckert, Oh City
and John Kyle 60 10 her assistance from
Memphis at once
tucky, owner Of one-third Of the steamer
Katie, which sunk to-day at Helena, has
twenty thousand dollars insurance on her In
Cincinnau companies. There are other in
terests insured 10 the amount Of five thousand
dollars in the Enterprise Of this city. The
Franklin, Of Wheeling, has small risks on the
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srapafc Reports.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, November S-Cotton market
steady; middlings, T1s9lsc; net receipts, 1921
bales; exports coastHise, 2336 bales; sales. l10Q
bales; stock, 8,le2 bales. Weekly net re-
celpts, lT,357 bales; exports to Great Britain,
1861 bales; exports cOastwise, 6SjS bales; ex-
port 70 the continent, 100 bales; sales, $500
bales.
SAVANNAH, November s-Cotton in fair
demand; good ordinary, l71s9l71<c; low mid
dhngs, l4%c; mlddllngs, lb5sc; net receipts,
Job bales; exports continent,7s7 bales; exports
coastwise, 2l6S bales; sales 2S77 bales; stock,
69, ,so5 bales. Weekly net receipts, 30Sl3 bales
exports Great Britain, s0l2 bales; exports con-
unent, 49, bales; exports cOastNise, 56i2 bales;
sales, 1872 bales.
MOBILE, November s.-Cotton 10 Quiet:
good ordinary, I75fc; niddling, Is2<c: net re-
ceipts, H63 bales; gross, Isl bales; exports
coastwise, 6}5 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, "a
j04 bales. Weekly net receipts, 1850 bales
gross, l4A4 bales; exports coastwise, 600 bales
sales, S0J7 bales.
GALVESTON, November S-COtton dull /:
estimated net receipts, 800 bales; stock, 0,lSS
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Tnbularised Statement OF ahe Result in
Each State. cs1ctsl and Estimated.
as Cleaned from the TeIe-
graphic Reports.

The Associated Press reports still continue
meagre rs to general results, and below VIII
be found the estimated maJOrtties As near a.
could be CLEANED. When the official returns
from each state are received, the popular vote
together with the majoriues, viii be given,
which Will show the full vote FOR the Prest-
Dental contest;
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STATES,
THE RESULT IN TENNESSEE.


The vote Of Dyer county, as given by tho
progTcra. il for Greeley and Brown, 1853; Grant
2lg; Greeley and Brown s majority, 92S
Brown, for Governor, I2a5i Freeman, 557
Browns majority, sss. Cheatham, ~; John
over johnson. f2ls over Maynard, ISL; over
both, l60. Campbell, $50; Bell, 425; Caldwell
SIS; Num-, 3S2; Lampbell's majority over Bell
ertson. 30; Fielder's majority over Jones, 595
For the Legislature, Harris 552; Ferguson, 307
williamson, 276; Miller 265i Harrts's majority
over Ferguson. 235.
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NASHVILLE, November S. Full returns
from counties outside Of East Tennessee
amounting 70 about one-fourth Of the state
give Greeley about 4265 maj aiOrlty- In the sans
counties IN 1870 Brown, Democrat had 800
majority, Greeley's loss $3.50. II his loss be nc
greater IN the remainder Of the state, his
majority would be- about 1900; but Grant
gains In East Tennessee viii probably reduce
it to 10000. The increased vote in the counties
heard from over $50 is about 1900. Freeman,
Republican, for Governor, was behind Grant
and Maynard in East Tennessee, which viii
probably re-elect Brown by a small majority,
Though Freeman IS now 800 votes ahead, ad-
GitiOnal returns make no change IN specu-
lations as to The result Tor COngressmen.
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DOMESTIC sUmsIARY.
ELECTION Of Railroad omosr..

LOUISVILLE, November S.-The Board Of Di-
rectOrs OF the ShOrt-Line railroad tonight
elected General J. Echolz, OF Virginia, Presi-
dent of that road, rice Dr. Norvin Green, re
signed. The choice gives general satisfaction
and confidence.
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The Election in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-The returns,
mostly unofficial, from forty-four parishes
outside OF New Orleans, give the Republicans
a net mai Ority Of 6473. The same parishes in
1870 gave net Republican majority OF l9 4S9.
The remaining eight parishes in 1870 gave a
fourth OF the city vote is counted, giving the
Liberals a net majority OF 33s. The Liberal
State ticket is undoubtedly elected.
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JournAIists fined for Contempt OF court

CHICAGO, November SIN the Supreme
Court Of Illinois, at Ottawa, to-day, Charles
L. Wilson, proprietor, and Andrew Shuman
managing editor OF the EUsnta0 Journal OF
this city, We're fined, the former one hundred
and the latter two hundred dollars, with costs
for contempt Of court in publishing an edi.
tOrial commenting upon the court in connec.
ton with the Rafferty, murder case. The Jus.
tice, IN imposing the fine, said the court bad
no desire 10 lnh1ct a severe penalty, but thai
the object Of the court would be accomplished
n they showed the press that II cannot be
permitted 70 attempt 20 influence the decision
Of cases pending in the court.
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CINCINSATI, November S.--A FIRE this morn
ing in McNamara & Cos wholesale boot and
shoe store, corner Of Pearl and Walnut streets,
Occasi oned damage OF five thousand dollars
10 Mcnamara, mostly by water Insured for
three thousand six hundred dollars mostly in
home companies. Messrs. Meyer & Co., boot
dealers, I'm the same building, lost three thou
sand dollars; fully insured. The buildings are
ownes by Mr. Levy, Of New York, and the loss
on them Is not above ten thousand dollars.
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LITTLE ROCK.

I Ae-Oclated Press Dispatch-I
! LITTLE Rock, November 8.-The election Of
Asa Hodges, Republican, is conceded in the
First district over Cause. Democrat, by about
$50 majority. Snyder, Republican, is re-
! elected in the Second district by about 1900
majority, Gunter. Democrat, is elected in the
Third district by about 2000 majority. Returns
from half Of the state give Baxter, Republican,
a majority Of 300. His election is thought
10 be certain, as also the entire Republican
ticket, with possibly one or two exceptions.
The Legislature is Republican.
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CHICAGO, November notwithstanding
the fine weather OF yesterday, which is con-
unued to-day, there are few horses on the
streets this morning, those that worked yes
tsriay having probably suffered relapse.
The officers Of the Humane Society appeal to
the citizens not 20 WORK their horses while
they retain any symptoms Of the disease, as ID
Is almost certain 70 result in their death.
Many deaths occurred yesterday, and II is be-
neved that at least one hundred horses died
the past two days. Business is. still much in
terfered with by lack OF transportation facili-
ties, though there are a good many OK teams
employed hauling goods and merchandise.
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CHICAGO, November s.-The express car Of
the American Express Company on the vest
road, caught IRE last night between Detroit
and this city, Il IS supposed from spark from
the engine, and with It's contents was entirely
consumed The loss Is heavy but amount not
stated.
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WAsHINGTON, d. C, November s.-FrCm
Lake Michigan, over the lower lakes and New
England 10 Middle Atlantic coast, clear
weather and northWesterly winds; and in the
North west sOutherly winds, falling barometer
and partly cloudy weather, extending east
wardly to the lower Ohio Valley; in the Gulf
States northeasterly 70 northWesterly winds,
threatening weather and rain, extending to
the South Atlantic coast.
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BALTIMORE, ,NQvem Der 6.-The Coroner'sJ Jury
met TO night and proceeded 70 Investigate the
facts attending The political rlots in the sixth
ward last evening Several witnesses testified
that the fifst shot was fired " q negro With
out concluding the examination, The investi-
gallon Was adjourned tn tomorrow No
arrests have yet been made. The evidence to-
utzht proved that the hring was unprovoke-i
aud attributed 70 bitter politica; feeling.
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A Barge wrecked I'm a Gale, and Her
Grew Anpposed 90 be Losl.

BUFFALO, November 8.-The barge Forest
Queen, from Saginaw, laden with lumber,
while In tow OF the tug Burlington, during q
gale last evening, was cut loose two miles out
side Of breakwater, and Is supposed 10 be lost
with all hands. The barges Kentucky and
star Of the North, which were in tow Of the
tug also, we're cut loose at the same time. The
former Is Water-lOgged and the latter was
brought in. Portions Of the wreck OF the
Forest Queen were seen BY the crew Of the
Kentucky.
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CLEVELAND, November S.-Within the past
week, the police have been working up case
of horse stealing, and captured fwalve horses,
six buggiee one wagon, and a Iti- Entity
of harness, all stolen by a man named Kriua.
he commenced last April stealing horses In
an adjoining county, and selling them n this
city. The man, hearing that the police were
on bis track, lcd TO DetrOit, where he was ar
rested Yesterday and brought 70 this oitv.
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PHILADELPHIA, November g. - The City
/ Council, yesterday evening, appointed a Joint
committee TO confer with the military author
I tiles relative 10 the funeral Of General Meade,
which viii take place Monday. Both branches
of the City Council will attend the funeral in a
body. Independence Hall Will be draped in
mourning thirty days.
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BALrIMoRs. November 8-Last night pas
senger train from the West, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, ran into a Pullman palace
coach which had been detached from train
from Washington, left standing on a side
track at the Washington Junction or Relay
House, % be taken up Tor the West. The Pull
man coach was wrecked. Only six passengers
were in the coach, three OF whom were in
iured
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CALENDAR OF CRIME.

Dead Body Identined-SobOdy 90 Blame
fH ths seabrOOk Disaster.
BOsToE, November B.-The mutilated body
found in Two barrels proves to be that Of Abb
Jan Eills- An ipQuest H. proceeding.
The jury acQuit the RAJ Iroad from the blame
Of the 5eabrook disaster.
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HAVANA, November 7.-CfeneraIs Ampudia
and Menduina, commanding the military dis
tricts OF Hoigium agd Boyamo, have received
orders to return TO spain.
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A woman Kins a Nan An Defense Of
Her n zaband.

NASHVILLE, November 8.--Oa wednesday
night James Estsl, Surveyor, visited IN
honse o. ,,l9 maa nsnea SaaIer Lying neai
tanooza railroad, be and shaffcr got into a
wordg dispute which ended in a night. Estel
got the advantage aud was puuish!ng shahel
stabbed Esiel with a knife. Estel died on
Thursday Of the wound.
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FROM THE cABLE.
sAXORY.
CUEA.

DRESDEN, November Festivities attend
ing the celebration Of the golden wedding Of
the King and Queen Of SaxOny continue,
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ACCIDENT AND FIRE,


BOsToS, November S.-The oakum factory
OF Gorham, Train & Co., Norfolk avenue, was
burned this morning. A workman named
Callihan perished in the flames. His son was
seriously Injured. Loss small.
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LONDON, November S.-Subscriptions are
being raised for the relief Of sufferers by the
Italian floods.
arri ad
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NOTICE

80 Baying received the Tax Book for lsza,
ON be found at my once, Room No. 4,
County Court Building. corner Union and
second streets, from O'Clock am. 10 o'clock
pm, 70 receive and receipt all State and
county tax payers for that year.
GEORGE K powell,
ocSI Tsx-Collector for 1872.
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CINCINNATI. OHIO.

LACKAWALEN, PA, November S.-NOt more
than one team in hundred is free from cpl
zoOIic on the Delaware and Hudson canal
-Four horses are dying in this locality from the
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TIE EQUINE INFIRMITY.


OswRGo. Y. Y, November S.-The horse dis
ease continues TO an alarming extent, not
Withstanding the favorable weather.
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rs Police Juror and one addition.
al day, be residing more than Is
miles from the Court House, duly
sworn to and approved, for $50.
An account in favor of r. Sibley
for three days services as Police
Juror at this term duly sworn TO
and approved for S15.
An account in favor of w. II,
Rascoe for three days services as
Police Juror at this term, duly
sworn to and approved, for Sl5.
An account in favor of Jas. N,
Platt, for two days services in
signing up blank parish Licenses,
for 80.
An account in favor of E. R.
Moore, Parish Treasurer, for COM
mission as Treasurer on amount
of Ordinary fund this day paid
over to Police jury, for S182 SO.
AnsaccOunt in favor Of G.. W.
Warren, sheriff of Webster, for
cost in various State cases, item
lied accounts filed, for 500 go.
An account in favor of B. F.
Oneal, for keys and ironing, for
use of jail, for So 80.
An account in favor of r. B.
Taylor, clerk, for three days, per
diem, for copy of Act to A. II.
Burns, issuing 8 commissions to
road overseers, and for drafting,
recording and copy of acts passed
at this session, for S43 40.
b. f. Oneal then presented the
following receipt: m qtfis-
Bellevue, La, June 5, 1872. -
Received of b. +. Oneal, sheriff.
balance of amount on bonds and
fines, as per statement ON file with
Police Jury, for S1.06. Isl y1aT
(Signed) L. r. MOORE,
-ia.a5 Par. Treasurer.
Therefore be it enacted, &C.,
That the said Oneal be released
from all liability, as per his report
this day received. f4
On motion, the body then add
journed. r
j. y. PT. ATT,
Pres't Police Jury.
/ r. B. TAYOR, Clerk.
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PUBLICATIONS.
THE SOUTH.

IdE SOU III. E1.t,.ft,.
DeUoted to the Material Interests of
the SoatheIW States.
A Weekly eight-page paper, published
in the city of New York. by Tardrew
& Co., for s3, per annum
TNhe South is, in no sense. a political
n paper. It's object will be to pre-
sent to the people of Europe the advan-
tages possessed by the Southern States
of America for residence; for engaging
in the most profitable business entsr-
prises; for investment in lands, for
manufacturing purposes; for mining;
for the building of railroads; for farm
ing, and, in fact, for every pursuit and
object in life that makes the selection
of Home matter of earnest consid-
Grafton. 1t aims to do full and Justice
to all parts of the South, by publishing
information concerning its agriculture
al and mineral resources, its suil, cii-
mate, and productions; its transporta-
ton facilities, both natural and arti6-
cial; its manufacturing and mining
advantages; its progress IN all material
and educational advancement.
1t encourages emigration, and facil-
itates the spread of such knowledge as
will give 10 all correct information con-
corning the South. While it will not
primarily devote itself to the collection
and publication of the current news Of
the day, twill. nevertheless, give such
attention to it and the commercial In
terests of the South as will be in har-
mony with its main design Full re-
ports concerning Cotton, Sugar. Rice,
and Tobacco will be included. 81
In connection with this Office has
been established Southern Land and
Emigration Bureau. Information Civ
in and correspondence solicited.
All communications should be ad-
dressed to TARDREW 81 Co..
81, Park-row, N. Y,
P.0. Box, 500.
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On motion the body then adj
journed until s o'clock, to-
morrow morning.
J. n. PLAT, Pres.
r. B. TAYLOR, Clerk.