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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-11
Ed. SHAW
Recon- mended 10 Governor-EIeet Bate
for the Office of OIL Inspector
In Memphis.

A Republican meeting was held at the
Republican headquarters, corner of Second
and Gsyoso streets; on Thursday, November
9th, at o'clock p m.
Mr.. Edward Shaw was elected chairman
and Prof. James Lott secretary.
The chairman of the Shelby County Dem
ocratic Commit accompanied by the chair
man of the Democratic Executive Board,
was the bearer of q comm unicaiion from
that body, stating that they had unani-
rhously agreed TO recommend and urge the
appointment OF one OF the leading colored
men in sympathy with the Bate platform 10
the position of inspector OF oils and iilumi-
mating fluids for the city of Memphis; also,
that they had agreed TO recommend Mr.. l. +.
Norris for the position Of doorkeeper Of the
House Of Representatives.
On motion OF Mr.. A. Fromsn, Mr.. Shaw
was unanimously Endorsed for the position
Of oil inspector.
Mr.. Shaw returned thanks for the indorse-
ment by his friends.
Mr.. Norris expressed his appreciation of
the interest in his welfare manifested by the
Democratic Committee, but declared himself
as fully satisfied with the result, without the
expectation of an Office or reward of any
kind,
The following petition was presented by
Mr.. Froman:
To His Excellency, VIM. B. Bate. Governor of
Tennessee:
We, the undersigned citizens of the city of Mem
phis, Tenn, would most respectfully recommend
the appointment of Mr.. Edward Shaw, OF our city,
as fit person for the position of Iuspec or Of Oils
and Illuminating Fluids for the city of Memphis
His appointment would give general satisfaction
to our party for valuable services rendered
throughout the last campaign.
The signatures of gentlemen present were
obtained, as follows: Ben f. Petwsy, Chas
WilsoD, James E. Glass, G. A. Peytop, d. C.
Woodruff, I. ]. Hawkins, Geo. w. Daniel,
Jas. Lott, c. w. West, George w. Cooper, B.
F. GwyD, Alfred Froman, sr, R. R. Church,
B. Mitchell, ]. w. Hudson, S. S. Hickman,
H. NJ. Settle, w. NJ. Moon, E. p. Penn, l. F.
Norris, Lewis Cash, Anderson Todd, VIM.
Baker, G. C.. Dickinson, B. G. Campbell,
Alfred Froman. II.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
Messrs. SeesseI, Ashner d. Co., Have
Opened n New Retail Meat Market
at No. 33l Main street,
Near Union,

Where they are prepared TO serve the public
as well as their numerous former patrons
with all manner of choice goods in the meat
line. The Messrs. Seessel have years of
practical experience in the retail market
business, and have always led in furnishing
the neatest, freshest and most reli-
bic meats, fish, game or poultry. Having
recently established large Wholesale fac
tory on Towards row, the firm is now better
prepared than ever TO serve the most choice
cuts of meats, as well as all other goods in
their line. Our citizens are well aware of
the former enviable reputation of the Messrs.
Seessel as retail meat dealers, and they may
rely upon the fact that nothing will be
spared 10 make the new meat store on Main
street superior to all their former efforts.
The new store will open this morning to the
public. All are invited 10 call.
SEEsSEL ASHNER & co.
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BOSTON, Mass November Seen. Grant,
who is here to inspect the exhibits OF the
New England Institute Fair, had little 10
say concerning the Democratic wave when
informed, on his arrival here this morning,
of the result of yesterdays conflict. An in
terviewer was on hand, and when the ex-
president was told of Buffers success he
remarked, pleasantly: Eyes, the people want
a change"
"And Indiana, Delaware and Peunsylva-
MIA, and New Hampshire, and number of
other States, have undoubtedly gone Demo-
cratic" continued the reporter.
Gen. Grsnt-"WelI, the more the better, l
suppose. 1 am satisfied"
Reporter-"And they place Cleveland's
NJ siorjiy in New York at 100000"
At the latter statement the general, who
bad apparently been uuconcerned, looked
as if wondering what it all meant,
and he remarked TO the reporter very ear
nestly: at all means something"
1t was evident that the general thought
hat IT meant more than he was willing TO
At the banquet to Grant al
the Vendome tonight the speeches were nat
urally on industrial arts, and his own short
address was devoted to extolling the merits
and aims of such exhibition as ne has seen
to-day.
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OXFORD, MISS.
The Election Excites NOT Little Inferest
Gathering the Cotton Crop
Personal.

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
OXFORD, November 9.-The election here
on Tuesday passed off without any disturb
aDce whatever; it was perfectly orderly.
There was but little interest manifested in
the election; but about half of the voters of
this beat were present. 1t is now conceded
that J. +. Chalmers is elected to Congress
from this district.
Senator Lamar arrived in our city last
Monday, seemingly in fine health. He re-
turns TO St. Louis in a day or two.
Judge r. A. Hill has gone TO jackson,
Miss, to convene and hold term of the
Units States Court there.
The weather is certainly as fine as we could
ask for. The farmers are making great prog
ress in gathering their crops. If the fine
weather continues the entire cotton crop will
be gathered in a few weeks. Our streets are
crowded with cotton wagons daily, notwith-
standing the low prices given. Up to this
date we have shipped from this point 2428
bales.
Our Circuit Court convened to-day, Judge
Featherstou presiding. District-Attorney
FAINT is also present. The docket Is said to
be large.
Gov. Lowry and Col. Hemingway were
overturned in a carrisge on the way from
here TO New Albany, last Friday. The gov
ernor was slightly bruised by the accident.
The Bssye Dramatic Troupe were here last
week. The attendance was large. The COM
pany is well organized, and has frst-class
performers
Our little city continues to be healthy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Mis- Marion Emore appeared at Leu
brie's again last night in Caispd, before an
excellent audience, and wss most cordially
received. The doctor" and the Indian"
received their measure Of applause.
Ada Gray.
Concerning Miss Ada Gray. who appears
here Monday next, The New York Ne,gs Gays:
"rhe performance of the dual roe OF 81 ady
Isabel" and madame Vine," in the WELL
known play East Lynne, by Miss Ada Gray,
at this the alter. has never been equaled by
any of the great actresses whose names are
inseparably linked with the part The piece,
IS played by Miss Laura Keeue, Miss Lucille
Western and others, is quite familiar to the
sier-goers. Miss Gray has reconstructed the
play, changing it in many respects from
the version acted by the ladies above
cited, yet adhering closely 10 the story OF
the novel upon which the drama is founded.
In its present form the story is more clearly
presented and much more effective. From
the first entrance of Miss Gray upon the
stage she is in entire rapport with the su-
dience. In the earlier scenes she gives
some very appropriate and delicate dashes
OF comedy with a noirete that is delightful
and is always very highly appreciated, IS is
evidenced by bursts of lsughter aud lond APP
plause. 10 her moments of jealousy, IN the
scenes with her husband, the transitions
from doubt and suspicion to trusting conf
dence are chsrmingly and most natur-
ally depicted. Whether judged by the
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FOR RFNT- LEASE nm sur

OLANTATIoN-Stua on Bogue Phalia about
l. fourand-a-half miles east of Carson's Land
ing, Bolivar county, Miss. Contains about five
hund red and nifty acres of cleared land, as good
Can be found in the Mississippi Valley and is In
good repair. The projected v. and " RR is ex.
pected to pass within half mile of the house APP
ply TO J. S. or c. II. Willisms. Yazoo City Miss or
to CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale
Bolivar county. Miss
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SEND your orders for plumbing 10 J. A
Bauey's 995 Second street.
ONE Of the most delightful affairs of the
season will be the K. Of l. ball.
A NEW lot of gas fixtures Just received al
]. ". Y. Brownies, 40 Madison street.
SEND your orders for painting, etc, 10
Wishart & Rodwell, No. 8 Jefferson street.
CALL and examine the Estate cooking
stove, at N. Schwsrzenberg's ..230 Main st.
THOSE who desire to spend evening OF
unmixed enjoyment should attend the K OF
/. ball tuesday nj hit.
VALUABLE cotton plantation and stock
farm for sale. See advertisement of ID. NJ.
Scales in another column.
WE have additional facilities for manuiac-
turing and repairing jewelry. Give IA trial.
jim. MULFORD & CO., No. $3.50 Main.
HUB PUNCH is delicious. Have it ready
for the welcome or parting guest The trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by B. J.
Ser:mes & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
THE verdict-aGter an impartial trial-the
Celluloid eyeglasses will stand ten times
more abuse than any other. For sale by all
leading jewellers and opticians.
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Formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front and
Jefferson streets Memphis, Tenn. J. ii. Priddy,
of Richmond, Va, Proprietor. Rates, 81 per day.
Jones, Tenn C Wilson, Ala
W Balrd, Tenn Johnson, Tenn
Mrs W Reed, Tenn Mrs NJ Lyons & Tenn
" II Moore, Va Holloway, Tenn
+ Fennell, Ark A II Beard, Ark
Il Good, Ark Z Tally, Tenn
C Peyton, Ky.
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sale of Valuable Land.

At ~ o'clock to-day, at the courthouse,
Mr.. Black, clerk of the Chancery Court, will
sell large amount of land belonging to G..
c. Holmes. The land embraces several lois.
and is very desirably located on the Poplar
street boulevard, about four and one half
miles from Memphis. Lots 1 to II
inclusive will be sold. Every one want
ing small farms should take this matter I'M
der consideration, as the land is so convent
emily located and so rich. AT the same time
and place 140 acres, divided into nine lots,
will be sold. There is no better located
land within the same distance of the city
likely 10 be sold in such quantities as this.
1t is nicely situated for garden or stock
farms, and convenient enough 10 Memphis
TO enable the producer 10 bring everything
to this market
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smiles, tears and applause of the audience, or
by the cold rules Of criticism, Miss Gray
stands pre-eminently the greatest exponent
OF the heroine OF East Lynne now on the
stage. her costumes are maryels of good
taste and beauty, and are shown TO excellent
advantage on her graudly magnificent figure.
The play is very we'll acted in all its parts.
and is well-mounte !, there being several
new scenes. Should the weather remain
cool, there is no reason why the ever favor
tie play East Lynne should not have a long
run, as it has proved to be the marked event
of fhia saazouD
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Ch.ncerx Cour,-McI,oveIJ, Judge

Calendar for Monday, November 18th:
TAYLOR VS. Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company; Logan Va Pearce; Digs vs. Diggs;
Nos. 1868, D'Amsm' Mt VS. Williams; 1862,
Heron VS. Taylor; 1857, Loeb VS. Rindskof';
4271, Black VS. Mckinney; 4273, Williams
VS. Howell; 4274, Trice VS. Trice; 1875, Nor
ton VS. Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company; 1876, Loague VS. German National
Bank; 42S7, Courts VS. Dickens; 1898, Carver
Gin VS. Binnon; 1890, McHenry VS. Murphy;
1921, Millipgton VS. Apperson; 1928, Har-
bert VS. Graham; 1926, Anderson VS. Goodwin;
1897, Bleckley VS. Leake; 429S, Neville VS.
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REWARD.

NTAGON-One twoseatcd CORTLAND wagon TO,
Wv single buggy. Address D. k. e., this office
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weekly Report of X. q. Dun d Co.


NEW YORK, November 10.-Business fail
ures reported TO r. G. Dun & Co., OF the
commercial sgeucy. for the last seven days
number al, of which 1872 occurred in the
country aud nine in New York City. This
is considerable increase on The previous
week, and the failures are individually of
more consequence than usual. In the
country the principal stoppages have been
man, of L. Coleman & Co., Boston, is indi-
vidually suspended. These failures arise out
OF complications connected with the Pacific
B nix; Lee Bloom & Co., Louisville, assigned,
with Liabilities OF $4,000, ami the Globe
Rubber Company, of Trenton, suspended,
with liabilities OF $4,000 and assets of
$4,000 In thu city, Arguimbau, Wallis
& Co, failed, with Liabilities about $780, 900,
and Barnet, Bach & Hart, dry goods, owing
about 500 600
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FOR LEASE.

DLANTATION-One of the finest plantations in
i Shelby county, within 81 miles from Mem
phis 1850 acres of cultivatabe land fronting more
than one mile on fernando road; well fenced
steam gin and grist mill, two gin-siands, well To-
Gated for custom; twenty-five acres of clover pas
ture, running water in abundance, wells and els
terms conveniently located; two dwellinghouses
settlements on the place, with outhouses, Eta
bles and cribs attached, besides quarters for labor
ers conveniently distributed. Each of the dwell
inghouses has four good rooms There is also
good storehouse with eightrooms on the Hernando
road at an advantageous point for general mer-
chandlse The place is admirably adapted for
stock and condition-farm, besides Including about
500 acres of excellent cotton land. viii lease the
entire property for terms of years. For terms
and particulars apply to d. M. SCALES,
SO Madison street. Memphis
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PROPOSALS
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENeISEER,
CANIoS. ABERDEEN AND NASHVILLE z z
a. -

Jackson, TEsS-, October 10. Iss2-
CEALED proposals. will be received ct this Office
y until NoFem Der 9Th, proximo, at II O'Clock
noon dor the clearing, grubbing. grading and
bridging OF eignty-seyen miles of the Canton,
ciu sko and Aberdeen Miss
The line runs through Starkyille and West Point
which enables contractors TO reach II at four diff
fefent points by rail thereby facilitating the trans
pOrtation OF supplies. etc The country is we'll
watered and sbu ndant crops of corn and proYf-
sons have been raised this ear er,eciaIjy IN The
prairie between Starkyii.e and ABERDEEN
The work is divided into subdivisions of about
i've miles for convenience Of letting but BIDS for
one or more sections or sub-divi5iOuE or for the
whole n OK. viii be entertained. Plans Drofies
and sFecif catioas FOR the woTk can he exaInined
this once y contractors, where further infOr-
nation EiH he furnished with - eFsnce thereto
0y ar. q W Desourcy, Division Eugineer
The attention OF sueh contractors as wish To OBJ
tain i've or ten miles 70 work for themselves is
peeially invited Bios should be sddressed 70 j
{. Clarke, General Manager of the Canton, Aber
deem and Nashville railroad, Jackson, Tenn. The
company reserves The right TO reject auy or ali
bids. JOHN g. MANN, Chief Engineer.
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Buy pound package of Floyd's candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of csramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure eolors,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious. at FLOYD & MONEYS
279 Main Street,
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SPORTING NEWS.


CoNEY ISLAND, November 10.-FirSt
Raee.-One mile. Caromel won; Adalgaisa
second, BoDaretts third. Time 1 :46.
Second Race.-Mile and 100 yards. Gov.
Hampton first; Little Buttercup second,
Monk third. Time-l :53.
Third Rdce.-One mile. Palanca first /;
Kite second, Buckeye third. Time-1: so.
Fourth Race.-One mile. Haledon first;
Hostage second, D zzy Blonde third. Time
ACT. Hostage paid Sill for place.
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GoLT-From his range. about the last of u
~ gust, enc lisht-bay Horse Colt with a white
spot in his forehead twenty months old. Five
dollars reward will be paid for his return to the
farm OF Dennis Sexton, on the Old Randolph road
or JOHN DUNN'S STABLE, Adams street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PERSONAL.
FOR EXCHANGE.

CtIsTERNs BUILT. Repaired and Warranted OF
" no charge. THOS. CUBBINS, 43 Madison st.
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Il mpOrIAn Z.

When you visit or leave New York city
have aggase .expressase and carria &c hire, and
ttop at Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Cen
trail depot -Four hundred and ffty elegant TO orDs,
fitted up at an expense of ST. 600. reduced 10 u
and upwards per Gay. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages ana eie-
waited railroad to all depots- Families can live
better for less money at the rand Union than al
any other frkt-clRss MOTEL in the city.
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Rogers & Co., the well known printers,
book publishers and blank book manufac-
turers, have located in their new quarters,
No. AZ Monroe street, where they will be
pleased to serve their friends and the public
at large. Call at AZ Monroe instead OF 3l5
Main street, as heretofore.
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LAW REPORTS.
Crrm,ua, Cour,-Horrigan Judge.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 142-143, Sam
Lowe; lis, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson; 95,
George Davis; 1857, Goo ge Webb; 13l,
Mrs. B. Collins; $3.50, c Buchiguani; 7, T.
p. Gail; 120-l2l, c. Dominant; "a. Jeff
Smith; 81, Bill DeBerry; SO, Martha WASH
ington; 157, Dan Good; 13S, Vic Cooper.
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INSCRIPTIONS Adventures.

What inducement can a counferfeiier
have to produce anything good or reliable?
Are they the class OF men who are TO furnish
physic for the sick or to supply medicine for
the druggist to deal in? Beware of bogus
and worthless compounds gotten up to sell
on Ahe reputation OF the purest ard best
family medicine in the world. Be sure and
get the genuine Simmons Liver Regulator
In white wrapper, with large red .Z'' there
on, and see that J. II. Zsiiin & Co. are the
proprietors OF what you buy.
Every Farmer and ii Orseman
Should keep and rse Hammers Liniment
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in the treatment of stock diseases,
g. w. JONES & CO., Agents.
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For SuRday Dinner.

Free Delivery,
Go TO Charley kuey's Meat Market,
Nos. 4G and As Beaie Street.
Choice Kentucky Reef, Mutton and
Veal. Also Fresh Oysters, Fish
Celery, Vegetables, Eggs,
Poultry, Etc.
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The Executive Committee of the Memphis
and Shelby County Bible Society have ar
ragged for nnion service of the different
in the city on tomorrow (Sun-
day) night at Z 80 o'clock in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Court street, when il is
expected that the Rev. Dr.. Savage, of Ken
lucky, district superintendent of the AmeTi-
can Bible Society for Kentucky and Tenues-
see, will del yer an sddress and pres ut the
general subject of the bible cause and the
extended work of the American Bible So
cietv in its recent undertaking of the fourth
general canvass and re-supply OF the United
States The public are invited.
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BY late ACT of the Legislature State and
County taxes for 1882 will become delinquent
on the first Monday in December, and penalty
will then accrue.
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Whose Hat! Cohen.s.

What! Cohen? Yes, Cohen, the halter,
under the Wersham House, at No. PIG Main
street. He has all the latest styles and sells
cheap. He keeps open until 10 o'clock Sat
urday nights. There's no excuse for an old
hat Sunday
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CARLOAD LOTS
NEW FRUITS,EtG.

L Carload New Raisins, London Layers
Layers, a0d suEsanas- 49,
4 Carload New FIxs- CurTants, Citrou
and N nlagsI Grapes.
4 CarI0hd New Nuts.
4 Carload New Oranges, bananas and
Lemons.
4 Carload New CocOanufs and Peanuts.
4 Carload New Factory Cheese.
4 Carload New Full Cream Cheese, 50
lbs. each.
4 Car-fozd New Holland Herring and
~ Fire Crackers.
\ Carload New JeIIies and Preserves.
4 CaF.Ioad New Crackers In barrels and
\ Carload New Beans, " omfny and Griis
4 Carload New Hams and Break fast
\ Carload New MackereI.
\ Carload New Pickles, KrOut and Cider.
\ Carload New Lard and Pfxsfeet.
\ Carload New Oatmeal, Cracked wheat
and rye Flour.
Carloads New BuckWheat (SeW York
Car-ioads New Sugars, MOiasses and
4 Car-IOads y ew Fancy and Stick Candies.
> Carloads New SaIdines, Pickles In
glass, Peaches, Tomatoes, Oysters,
salmon, Corn. Etc.
&c We man fracture our own Stick
Candy. our own Yeast Powders, prepare
orr own K.IEkfsinZ Buckwheaf, ESoRsI
our own Coffee and Peanuts. We are
Retailer. SEND FOX Prices.
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Rurnett,s Cocaine,

The best and cheapest hair dressing. 1t
kills dandrnff, allays irritation and promotes
a vigorous growth of the hair.
BURNETT's FLAyoRIsG EXTRACTS are IN
variably acknowledged the puTest and best.
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OLIVER, rINNIE &Co
WHOLESALE GROCERS.


For Tennessee and The Ohio raIley cloudy,
rainy heather, soathery minds, falling barometer
jooced in thewestern portion If The first district By
colder northwest ,Di,ds and rising barometer.
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BuV n Hat.

The new styles are all in at Coheu's, under
the Worsham House. He has colors, sh AIDES
and shapes TO suit all ages, compilations and
shapes. Go 10 2l9 Man street.
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The K. of 7. Hall, corner Second and
Jefferson streets, will present scene OF rare
brilliaucy and bliss next Tuesday night.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
Peabody Hotel.


1, Frankenheimer, y Mp wilkins, Miss
r D Munson. Ala A Trice. Miss
Miss c Eppstein, Miss Darlington, ~
" Eittridge. Buffalo Il Levi,
G W Mcleod, KY W NJ Dake & W, Nashville
Mrs Preston, Jefferson DAke, Nashville
Tysone. Miss ID Caryson, St Louis
Lightburne. Cal J d Garrora. Miss
2 + Richards, Coles Cir Kerwsin, city
z Hull, ST Louis Anderson, Tenn
H " Bell. Tenn RN Young, Nashville
T H McKoy jr, y Y G T Leibke, st Louis
J II Trice, Miss H MeGinnis y U
Mrs NJ z Branch. Tenn Branch, Tenn
y Gundlach Chicago NJ Buyers, n
W Watson, Nashville K Rein.
Sterne New York A Snow, New York
n s Pennington, Cairo w II Aldndge, Texas
c W Which, Jr., Ny VI Bullock, Arkansas
T Faxon. New York n Avery. Mississippi
J G n Buffsloe. NY Mrs Abe Meyer. Ark
" q Lengsfield, y o w Lyons. Arkansas
] II Garrard, Mississippi G ScOvil, Boston
J Behmiger, New YoCk w Owens New York
J W Branch. ST Louis W L Herenden, n Y
J NJ Nsgle, Cincinnati H Britton, Paducsh
c II Warren, Paducah Mrs Bartlett & Oh, oxford
G A Thatcher New Jersey George Little, Detroit
J Howell, Louisville J J D Roke, London. Eng
F Temple, Madison. Ind Marks, New York
g II Schoonmaker, n JobSOn, Kentucky
A Colsy, Kentucky Durham, Tennessee
r CALDWELL Kentucky.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
rauniux E,,nbli.hmeut rallied.

HALIFAX, November 10.-Robt. Campbell,
carrying on an extensive tanning business
in Piciop, failed. Liabilities said TO be up
ward of $4,000, chiefly in Picton, Halifax,
Montreal and Rostou.
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No detail which good taste could suggest
CT convenience require has been neglected
BY the Knights OF Innisfail. Their bail
next Tuesday night will be as successful as
ii deserves.