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LIFELYi
The DantOn BIuE kin Convention gets a
Black eye-First KnOek-dOWR
not for BlaRt.
He Swings Nightly Around the Little
Circle and Is FlO0red-SiRgHIar-
Iy Bad Omen f0r the llustrl.
Gus Biant8l.

LOUISVILLE, September 2.-This az
tenOOn, IL rUtUnda at the Gait House,
Col BiantOn Duncan casually inter-
rupted the conversation between Gen
eral George A. Custar who was here 10
the opening Exposition, and DR.. J. NJ.
kellar, a prominent physician of this
city, and formerly Of Memphis. A sharp
conversation ensued, in the course OF
which Duncan declared he had been
offered half a million dollars by the Gree
ley party TO break up this convention.
CustaT responded that the other party
must have offered more, and that be
could prove that Duncan had said the
whole thing was a bargain and sale, and
that il be was to be sold be would sell TO
the party who would pay the highest
price. Duncan responded that Custar' g
informant was liar.
Or. kellar-" 1 am responsible for the
statement" and demanded retraetion.
Duncan refused, when Kellar struck him
violently in the face. Duncan reeled,
but did not fall, catching by a chair
with which be attempted to strike
Kellar. Several blows passed, when
the parties were separated.
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PATRIgK. SEABORN 8 GO.

We respectfully solicit business from our
friends and the public, pleasing our best ex-
ertions TO give satisfaction 70 all who favor US
with their patronage.
PATRICK, sEABoRN & co.
MEMPHIS, August 81, 1872.
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DISSOLUTION.
J. ]. RAWLINGS,
JNO. l.. WEBB,
TTn L RAWTINC
OLD FOLKS AT HOME.
DISSOLUTION.

d EGULAR Meeting Tuesday next, at 3 pm.
III Every member earnestly requested to at
tend. ]. p. IRRELEVANT. Secretary.
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Special 70 the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, September 2-The
Pope county troubles have eliminated
in a double murder On Saturday eve,
ming, about five o'clock, Sheriff Hiekox.
County Clerk Dodson, and Deputy
Sheriff Williams, started to leave Dover,
snd when in the outskirts Of the town.
near an old carriage shop, were fired
upon from it. Hickox was killed in
stanty, and a shot struck the horse OF
Deputy-Sheriff Williams, but he and
Dodson escaped injury. ~ -.-
A Justice Of the Peace named Brown.
proceeded to hold an inquest over the
body Of the murdered man, and had
about completed t. when the same par
tieSwhO had killed HiekOx cameup and,
IN the presence Of a large crowd of citi-
zensl deliberately shot and killed him.
No arrests have been made. The county
viii now certainly be placed under mar
tial law. DOdson is now here for that
purpose.
Those Of the citizens Of Dover, RUSSELL
vile, Gala Rock and of the county gen
orally, who can do are leaving. The
friends Of young Hale who was killed by
posse under charge Of HickOx, are the
murderers. There is but one opinion ex-
pressed here, and that is that the killing
can have none but the worst effect upon
the peace Of The county. -
The aTrestOf Colonel Nat Hill at Louis
vile causes much talk here. He is the
party referred to in the special dispatch
published in the APPEAL Of the second.
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in getting up any convention in Tennes-
see; that he had sought to defeat no OPP
pOnent, and had solicited no Office at the
hands Of the people. He would not that
day be a candidate for a single moment
If he did not believe that he now was
rha obOioa of "a
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THELATE MARINE DISASTER.
Additional Particulars Concerning the
Sinking Of the Metis and the
Burning OF the BienEille.
BURNING OF THE BIENvILLE

New YORK, September "A com.
plete list Of passengers Of steamer Bien-
vile, which burned at sea, shows there
were sixty-twO, which, with the crew,
would make about ninetY-two persons
on board, OF this number there are thir-
ty-six still TO be heard from. Seven per
sons were drowned when one boat cap
sized on leaving the vessel, and nine
more were drowned in the surf at Eleu-
thera. 1t is hoped that the thirty-six
who are in boats not heard from have
been saved, as there has been but little
wind and slight sea, and boat adrift
in one Of the great highways Of COM
meree is likely to be picked up.
Il is estimated that four cabin and
seventeen steerage passengers. on the
Bienville are missing, together with a
number Of the crew.
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Associated Press Dispatch.I


LITTLE Rock, September "A series
OF troubles have again broken out in
Pope county.
On Saturday evening County Clerk
HlckOX, Sheriff DOds0n and DEPUTY
sheriff Williamson were engaged in re-
moving the county records nom Dover
TO RDsseilville, thinking the latter
place would be safer for them. After
loading the wagon, it was started out OF
town. Soon after HiclIox, Dodson and
Williams mounted their horses and
started after it. Affer going about one
hundred yards beyond the public square.
and while passing an old shop, they
were ared upon by party hid in the
shop, and HickOX was killed dead. Viii
Hams's horse was wounded, but he and
DOdsOn escaped unhuTt. A COronerls
jury was immediately summoned by A.
Brown, a Justice Of the Peace, and an
inquest held over the body. About the
close Of the inquest, while the Justice
was putting away his papers, the same
parties who shot HickOx, fired upon the
Justice, mortally wounding him. He
was still alive last evening, but Ohopes
were entertained Of his recovery.
DOdsOn and Williams arrived in this
city this evening, to report to the Gov
ernOr. 1t is thought on all sides that
martial law viii be declared in the
county at once.
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srNKING oF TIE WITS.

New YORK, September "A StO-
nington dispatch says that one hundred
and seven persons have been saved from
the wreck of the Metis. Twenty-Five
are known 10 be dead, and twenty-three
are missing. 1t is probable that the
bodies at Watch hill, which are uniden-
titled, viii be buried on Monday.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Septemer Re
ports this morning indicate that Catha-
rine Casey, Of Mississippi; Augusta
Perrp, Of East AttlebOrO', and Joseph
WegOsoflski, of Hamburg, Germany,
not before reported, were lost on the
Metis. This names the number known
the number viii reach at least forty. a
trunk
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commenced by saying that he was
highly gratified on that occasion to
meet so large an assembly OF
the honest people Of Upton county
to talk over with them the condition OF
public affairs, and he stood before them
as a candidate for a seat in the next
Congress Of the United States. When
the delegates 20 the late convention,
which finally recommended him as a
candidate, were appointed in their sew
eral counties, he was more than thou
sand miles away from the district. All
men would bear him testimony that
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MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE

of the district. It could not be doubted
that ninety-nine One-hundredths of the
friendsOf the great Liberal movement in
the district were for him for Congress
against any competitor. He had no
agency in being brought forward at the
present time, neither had he sought PO-
litical promotion. He had pursued his
profession in the courts of the city of
Memphis, and elsewhere, as a means of
livelihood, and in mitigation of the ca
lan1ities in which he became involved
bV the
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No 94RD-In Probate Court of Shelby county
ennessee.-F5lizabeth Rsgland, Jas. B. Rag
land L. Dudley Ragiand, Louisa ST. Ander-
son, Mary Rembert and Virginia Dunlap VS.
admir-, etc.
+ Il appearing from the bill which is sworn to
1 III this cause that the defendant, Samu-
OF Tennessee, and resident Of the state OF
Arkansas.
it's therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, al the courthouse of the
Probate Court Of shelby county, on or before
the hrst Monday in October, 1877, and plead, /,
answer or deIaur to eOmplainanfsi bill or the
same will be taken for confessed as to her
aud set for hearing exparte; and that 3 copy
OF this order be published once a week. Tor
four successive weeks, in ths Memphis AID
peal. This september 2, 1872.
copy-attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BysH, B. CUnIBN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Scales MerriwetheF,
2ols. for cOmpiainGnts. se8 ia
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and ruled out Of the Democratic
party. But the party had now come up
to his principles, and be would not
shove them OFF the platform. He
charged that Colonel Haynes was a
candidate backed up by the machinery
OF the party, while he was the nomiHee
OF as many citizens as there were dele
gates at the Cochran ball Convention,
and OF equal respectabiiity. It was
wished that -
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ANOTnER CoLLIsIOS.

NEW YORK, September 2.-Thesteam-
boats Tiger Lily and Catlin, which ply
between Harlem and High Bridge, came
in collision yesterday. The smoke
stacks and part Of the hurricane decks
were torn OF the Tiger Lily, and
the smoke and steam escaping 50
alarmed the passengers that a panic
nearly occurred. Had the boats been
crowded several lives might have been
sacrificed
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NEW YORK, September2 ?.
Sharkey, who murdered Dunn, last
night, was arrested to-day.
A report has been received from Lin
den, New Jersey, that ]. P, Woodruff
was murdered early yesterday morning.
Governor Washburn, of Massacbu-
sets, publishes a letter to-day, in the
Springfield Union, indorsing the nomi-
nation of Grant and Wilson.
A dispatch from Geneva says that the
Board of Arbitration met, and after a
three-hours session adjourned until Fri
day. 1t is believed that the Board viii
adjourn sine die next week.
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MysteTious Murder.

CHICAGO, September IA mysterious
murder was committed on Saturday
last, near Roadhouse Station, Green
county, Illinois. A farmer, named
Scott not returning from work At the
usual hour in the evening, was sought
by his wife, who found him dead in 8
field, a bullet-hOle through bis brain.
No one has yet been arrested, but 8
DeighbOr who is known TO have had 8
Rrudge against Scott is said to be miss
ing, and is suspected Of the crime.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

MEMPHIS, August 81, 1877.
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Executors Notice.

MILL also practice in the Chancery Courts
w al brownsville se3
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/ THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
| Il appointment and qualification as Execu-
/ tor of Duncan Maclean, deceased; and that
all persons having claims against said Dun
can Maclean are required 70 file the same,
properly authenticated within the time pro-
/ vided by law or the same will be forever bar
| red. All persons indebted 20 said Duncan
/ Maclean are required forthwith 10 pay the
same. JNO. B. CAMPBELL, Execute
|. .Memphis, September 2. lS72. seS
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NOTrCE.

A FTER this dateI can be found with Messrs
"A sledge, Mckay & Co, Nos. 81 and 37s
Main street, where win be pleased to see my
Adends. JOHN J. WELLER.
Memphis, August !, 1872. auss
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Leaders of Bands.

PROPOSITIONS will, be received for Music
for the Memphis Industrial Exposition, COM
mencing October 18th and continuing thirty
days. Full Prass Band required, and services
needed from 10 am. to 10 pm. BIDS must be
in by Monday, September 9th. Address
GEO. MELLERsH,
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

TFlHE third call ON the stock falls due To-
DAY, August 18th, 1872. Please call and
pay. Delinquents on former calls are spe-
ci ally reque ted to pay up.
aui5 ED. BURKE PICKETT, Secretary.
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Special attention to Filling Orders. [dw

OFFICE MEMPHIS q A. r. p Co.,
August 81, 1872.
THERE being only fourteen inches Of water
in the Arkansas river above Little Rock,
we are compelled to decline signing for
Freights above that point shippers Will
please consign such freights to some forward
ing merchant at Little Rock.
auSl JNO. ID. ADAMS. President.
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PREsInENT GRANT

said emphatically that he had no prefer
snce; that the location should be made
upon the block best adapted to the inter
ests of the people of st. Louis, and that
no deduction or conclusion drawn nom
the conversation between him (Long)
aud the President, or any member OF the
Cabinet, would warrant even a suspicion
that the President had a choice of
blocks. Mcguire also publishes card.
substantially denying the Republican, g
statement regarding the matter, and nd
iculing the idea that be, Republican,
would go to Colonel Knapp, an Oppo-
nent of the administration, TO raise
funds for electioneering purposes.
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DIED.

ARMSTRONG In Springfield, Missouri,
after a long and protracted Illness of con.
sum ptton. Mrs. MARIA AllEsTRoNG, wife OF
General Frank Armstrong, and daughter OF
the lRie Colonel Knox Walke'.
She had every attention that kindness and
a1Tection could bestOw. She passed quietly
away, without pain, surrounded by fond
husband two brothers and a sister, With the
ever faithful family servant Mile.
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VKTE most cordially return our sincere
w thanks to our old friends and patrons for
the confidence and liberal patronage extended
rs for years past, ard solicit q continuation
with the new firm OF Patrick, Seaborn q Co.
J. NJ, PATRICK & CO.
MEHFHIs. August 81, is72. sci
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Non-Resident Notice.


No. s5s-In the First Ohancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-ThOmRs Leonard and
wife vs.. Thomas Hill and others.
! TT appearing from affidavit IN this cause
4 that the defendants, Thomas Hill is 6
resident OF the State OF Massachusetts,, and a
non resilient of the State of Tennessee; that
/ Mrs W. II. Deshing is resident of the State
of Georgia, and a nOn-resldentaof the State of
/ Tennessee; that Wv. oarnes, admr OF Jas.
I A. Carnes, deceased, Is a Nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee, and a resident Of the State
Of Georgia; that Mrs Eliza Y. Rooney is a
| resident of the state Of Kentucky, and a nom
resident OF the State of Tennessee; that the
unknown heirs and next of kin OF William
I Rooney, deceased, are non residents OF the
State Of Tennessee, and their places Of resi-
I dence are unknown to cOmplainants and can
not be ascertained after diigent inquiry.
1 It is therefore ordered, That they make their
Appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
I first Monday IN october, 1872, and plead, an
swer or delnur TO compliments bill or the
! same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte; and that q copy
I OF this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis a D.
+ peal. This September 2 i572.
I A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
I BY T. D. McHENRF, Deputy @. and NJ.
Westcott d stahl, solicitors for complains
ants. se3 tn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

rV1HE Co-PartneIEhip heretofore existing
between J. Y. Patrick and RaynOr Whit
neld expired BY Limitation on August 81, ls72-
Raynor Whitfield retiring.
j. V. Patrick & Co. will continue the Cotton
Storage Business at their new shed, No 46l
Shelby street. tse1l j. V. PATRICK & co.
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Change of Firm.

FTSIIE Firm Of WEST BROTHERS have this
day associated with them in business JAS.
J.. DANIEL, of Crockett county, Tenn, and
JAS. NJ. WRIGHT, of Paris, Tenn, for the pur-
pose OF conducting a General COmmissfOns
and Produce business, under the name
and style of WEST DANIEL q WRIGHT, No.
HoWards Row, Memphis, Tenn.
II. G. WEST.
j. T. WEST.
pP Consignments Of Cotton and Country
Produce solicited.
au90 WEST, DANIEL & WRIGHT.
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Peter Gilsnap, who had murdered a
man a few days ago at Macon, Missouri,
was shot and killed by bis victims
father-in-law yesterday At the same
place.
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specislto the Appeal
MASON, September 2.-The campaign
for the Ninth Congressional District
opened yesterday at Covington, Upton
county, with
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE MEMPHIS q OHIO r. r. Co., /
September !, 1871.
FVHE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
10 serve this Company for the ensuing year,
win be held at the Compsny's Office In this
city on the first Monday, being the 7th day of
october next, between. the hours of 10 am
and Bpm. D5- Bona Jlae stockholders viii be
passed FREE, on the 9TH and sth days Of octo-
Der, on presentation Of Stock Certificates to
the Oonductor Of any passenger train. By
order OF President.
IseIl R.A. PARKER, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

DUNLAP-FISNIE.-In this city, on the I'd
instant, by Rev. John II. Gray, OF LaGrange,
Tennessee, Mr.. George W Dunlap, jr., of Lam
caster. Kentucky, and Miss Fanny P. Fiunie,
OF this city. No cards.
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DISSOLUTION.

TElHE Partnership heretofore existing between
] NJ. Patrick and NJ. NJ. Patrick, under
the name and style of J. NJ. PATRICK & Co,
has been dissolved by the withdrawal Of NJ.
NJ. Patrick, to follow other pursuits. J. M.
Patrick Is authorized TO collect all the debts
due the concern, and to settle all the liabili-
ties thereof, and to use the name of the firm
in liquidation.
J.. NJ. PATRICK,
NJ. NJ. PATRICK.
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MASONIC NOVICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
DEATH having called from US our e.
worthy and most excellent Grand Master ~
W. N. DUHNAwAY,
we, the Masters of the various Lodges of Men,
pllis, have thought proper 10 request the men,
bers OF the Grand Lodge Of Tennessee, and the
officers Of the various Lodges OF West Tennes-
see, to assemble with the Masons of Memphis,
at the Han Of South Memphis Lodge, on
Tuesday, September s, Is7s,
at 8 O'Clock pm. and take such action as they
may deem proper in regard TO MS death.
a. J. WHEELER,
WIN. of South Memphis Lodge No. us.
C. G. LOCKE,
w. NJ. of Angerona Lodge No. I6S.
8. STURM,
W. NJ. Leila Scott Lodge No. 2S9.
B. F. PRICE,
Acting W. NJ. OF DeSoto Lodge No. 299.
W. B. RICHARDET,
W. NJ. OF KiIwiHning Lodge No. 81.
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PREPARE A SET SPEECH,

and deliver it at Covington and at every
sehOolhouse in the district. The speech
was Of a desultOry character, and not
equal to many Of Colonel Kellar's former
efforts.
Colonel HAYNES followed in a humor-
Gus rejoinder in regard TO the candidates
of the
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PARTY OF no PARTY,
and highly amused the assemblage.
Colonel Kellar replied briefly, and the
crowd slowly dispersed. discussing The
merits of the candidates.
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and said a greater than he, or Colone
Haynes-Andrew Johnson-had beer
knocked overheard, and was to-day al
independent candidate for Congress. HC
was opposed TO all parties, Republican
or Democratic, and cOntended that
Schurz and Tuumbull, in nominating
Greeley and Brown on the Cincinnati
platform, meant the destruction of all
parties. This was also his opinion, and
therefore, ne wanted a representative In
Congress from the Ninth district who
could affiliate with the Liberal Republic
cans. He announced that he would
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A YOUNG NAN

should nepres,sDt thedislalctin Congress.
and Colonel Haynes was old enough to
be bis grandfather, and had been in
Office over thirty years. Colonel Kel-
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lar next referred TO the evils that had
arisen from
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FLOURIsH OF TRU1fPETs.
OFT OF THE RACE

altogether. Several influential gentle
men from Hardeman reported a similar
state OF affairs in that county.
At twelve O'Clock noon, Judge Flippin
adjourned the Circuit Court and kindly
placed the room at the disposal of the
candidates. The people were summoned
tO:the courthouse by the ringing OF the
bell, and at one O'Clock, when the speak
ing commenced, there were between
three and four hundred persons present.
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Proposed Appropriation Of the Peoples
Money for Radical Purposes.
A Nice Little Job UncOVered-HOw
Grant is TO be Carried in Missouri.


ST. LOUIS, September 2.-The ques-
! ton of selection Of a site TO locate the
enstomh ouse creates intense excite
ment here. Another large meeting OF
citizens was held at the temple this
evening, to consider the matter, but no
definite result was reached.
Dispatches from Washington read TO
the effect that the government will not
modify its instructions to the District
I Attorney, regarding the Crow Block, OF
take any further action, unless the
amount NECESSARY to purchase ne block
corner of Sixth and Olive streets,
ONE HUNDRED AND NIEETY-sIX THOU
W SAND DOLLARS,
is promptly raised by the citizens, and
that. no propositiOn to substitute any
other block than this win be considered,
there being no proposition before the
meeting to raise this sum. The meet
ing, after a very boisterous and unruly
session, adjourned.
The Republican, editorially, this
morning, states that the senior proprie-
tor of that paper has been approached
by one or more of the Customhouse
Commissioners with the proposition that
for the sum of thirty thousand dollars
the customhOuSe could be located on the
Nicholson Block, and that this sum was
wanted and would be used as
A REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND.
1t is further stated that Judge Long,
one of the commissioners who was IN
Washington at the time, had written a
letter to his business partner here, to the
effect that he had the President's assu-
rance that any location chosen by
Richardson, Mcguire and the writer,
would be satisfactory to the administra-
ton and approved by the Executive:
The names of the Commissioners used
in connection with this proposition are
Judge Long, Constantine Mcguire and
James Richardson. The latter was absent
from the city at the time, but Mcguire
is alleged to have vouched for him.
This afternoon Judge Long published
a card stating that
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d. PATRICK & Co, having associated with
him in the Cotton Factorage and Commission
business, COLONEL G. W. SEABORN, Of st.
Francis county, Arkansas, VIII continue the
Commission business under the name and
style OF