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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
M KMPHIS, . TENN., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1869.
i:STAT3LISHED 1840.
JOHNSON.
Speculations as to his Future by a
Radical Correspondent.
Will he be Senator. Representative,
or President of the Convention ?
"Avery." Hit Nashville correspond-
cot of the Cincinnati tbmm nt-5, thus
speculate- upon the future of the Kx-
President, all of which is given for
what It J- worth:
1 do not Know how much truth there
is in. this, but it is tolerably certain
now that he doe. not intend retiring
from pnt'lic life. If he had lieen suc--i
iul in hi-Senatorial aspirations the
.n,J ,,frd years might have found him
ready to retire from "making them
fellow howl." and spend Hi old age
in eae and quiet. Hut a he ha
lut'u uuMie rami in that, it is no time
now tun-tire on the lx-s of defeat,
and he has tin notion of doing it.
It 1 wid to la- the wish of the jieo
pleotthe First CongreaMonal District
ihit he come home from Nashville
una ruu against Hutler tor ornrmK,
:it theiiext election. If he should do
this it kit Very probable that he would
be ilecled.M Hutler is neithera bright
nor a popular man in his di-trict,
while Johnson is both. Johnson on
f tin -tin, ii. i!i his native range, with
i; .d'Tji-l- Kandom Hutler for a com-
ix-titur, would ne a campaiK"
live of rich results. Hutler i- not
iimrh of a speaker, and the MdBM
Avoald look for him U !e eaten up
aliwatthe hands of the belligerent
Andy, a resatt likely tooecnr proykfed .
the '" mill " is made up.
Then i-n Make about one thing,
hoWv-ver. and that is that Andy is
tiftert'-i'thhi?. though there is some
doariM a W nnl t Nearly every
day stare ihe d. : -at, he lias been a
:-itor to tne t'apltui during the -e----i.in'f
tiie Senate Bad House. He
I. nv-e- his bridal chamber, gets in a
hack, and is taken to ti ( uidtol,
where he gv iii'.o the hall or lav. the
;- i "u . . and closely wat- tu--tfiejrbciHs.li;i;
l.y the hour. Hisen-,;hr-
r nil' to know what the
deuMta in iiuiiian shape i- tt'.to. They
r . ,.... i.. .niiiin.r tin. U.irtir rf
I he n i ul !o!i l.twilM
ano w in ie
h d4esate irmu ireeoa ;-.uny, with
thebapi'ol ; etucted n'.sidinti
tulicrr. itlu r- are disposed to soefuu
i' MM Blatter, and siiy that lie is re
fring; his niind as to leisl!itivopri
maiiaaA a-i that he will ruu lor flia
j..-1-.-iur- ia Wl. ,
SO far j1i oe:ii.i;i(i"S are eo.uvrutst,
lie hu
nt hi d
lie s i m
JI.Hl--,
-r the depressii: : e fleets
luil weTy iiipbt he in
be parlors of Jlie Maxwell
iourded by iiiii,';- aud
lam
Ctth
the
lirers, in wnose cut-et.'ii;
-rs, in wnpse enwtju;
tii
he appareuiiy nires.
ti. i. i
ii fat,
iud 1,
It eju4'd bim anv iitortificaUOU.
il.- docs uot like the wnythat VA-
roum! Cooiier treats! him, and it Ls
not uatura! that he should. Sio man
IBm. ... .l,.r.,.it,) TK,r la li., I,
In- land of lllljaann who does it. IT:
KiinuiidVxuer had ansvetod John-
s,)!," wn. ii His iiaur- was .-ams, on
that enreiiUul t-'riatay, Andraw Jokav
- w ruVl lo-t.&y have Ikvo 1'nited
stat'-s S-iKuiir eli I Jehuson ami Ilk
fni'tai-' exfieeted such aai .;:i-wer t'r,.iii
iiim, inasmuch as he had beeafore
, in th Sirht fur Johnson all the
linn, ai.d wnefl Ed. Voted titr his
brother they were smitten with tremD-
brother they ayeresuuncn withtremo-
Ua mod raga. Weir main prop had
been " tolleti" out, and Uje whole hu-
perstraetnre upon which ii..y ii.nl
M-r-irui-iiiri imi.!
i.iiilt thi ir honis. I11 wiih a crush.
s., ;.,r trvio betievia that hi- old
fr; :id Edmund would vyU? Mifjat
him, Jcfcoasn did ii;t betteVa am his
hrutiier lleory would ran agitata!
biaa. 11. thouiiht that he had the
Cooper family vU j harne.-s, hut
thegr Idekerf ap la the traces, and
aaTod Bawe :.iu hmtrimwmu
iJ'it now that Copper is pr..v Id. 'i
fci jhiiaiai will aot aaveJdai in the
w::-: wIkt' Bfownkiw dies, and the
next raos poaara up. Reports from
Kn.iw:!!.- aXI if"" that tin-. Senator is
in v-iy ieeMa lev'th, and liable to
droj. l ii'nt any time.
laeaae nreh an eveatshoarid hap
pen, A. J". w-.u'd have Ids bpapa
iilaaanriri and iMuniof ready for ti
race, and . i du he )d Ktheridjre
would lo k iionw. 'Hie friends of
Etheridse nay that he must have the
pawiltiw wirea Uteoext electtoa caaafla
aaantaal, w he oobiy siiil'-red Maaaietf
to in- aaartyre i ;.. aava NW Statu from
I hi dlU'.lili' n-" Inliiii nil At the same
time tin- Johnson BBew ate dataiailitf d
thartie ir favoafte nfitB aetheoeaaaag
ma-.i thai next ooaaaa, M he was the
vn iini of n lou! conspiracy and com
bliia'ioii at Ihe last naMt
WbeUter Broauaaar ajtvaa uj ih
prho-i hefrm lo- term expires or not
makes little .iiif Tenee, in one sense of
the word, to Johiiooii. JJe lias al
y ays haeai in oaHoo aiaee he anal
Ian '-ity-tlirie, and bow batog apramrd
f alxiy, hi- aaje is too reat to break
the habits of a lifetime, lie aritl
always b' an oflVceceiooi and ready
to occupy mmv pdHttfoti that may (all
to We tiaanrT IJe would preier the
Heuate. but if he caa't pel that he will
take anything that lie ran fffA , and no
e need beauriill -(d lo -ei- Biaa ..'an-
Ol
dada
Irom
efori .'oijjrr.-,or ce him returaea
r,- ', a- a delegate to
Uutioiial ti:jventwi). His
tin- l':ii:-
mind a
was llfti n
u 'ue uhd vigorocjaaa it
I , heklim ked
KlIOW -No! 'ill!;::-
aad Gus. H-nn
with i!.
u OBJ Df th" 's'ate,
"e "eagle orajyr,"
Uj do? Jl.-w
l.;.,.... ir . ai ....
ofliee or n ti." im .--.-ssiou .
riii .rni-i .
If he i r a profi iMional man
- a uw-
ver, for iiHta: he could ret.
t, lo
his riiT.d h .
ghaaafry gadi
no raner ebo iou rj
.'1 iiiiildviin nt. Bat i.
. . 1 -
baa no profes-ion, mi.l it is now too
lat- lo J.urn oi; .
Frara aw aad iB.iu-ations, idsfrietala
will make :t stron efEiri to (rot him
" Misttioii " :t- pi. idiii;- oli.'-i-r ofthe
coming eraiveation, tboagh :ls to
whether tht-y will BUCOeod 1.; 11! the
futuit-alone wiil (i- ti r:niiie. ! Itwir
It -.ti I very of'i-n thai h w ill not lie
fhos.;j, as the eonventiaa will I"?
lanjHy.ir. ji.-.'! at px-iebela, arhaae
lll.-nio v o: our fate mil. h-:ts.i:i '.lies- is
too fre-b t 1 a lmi! ... ta.-ir oh'vaUng j
AieiV j:nisou ov.-r tin m.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Republican State Ticket Elected
by a Small Majority.
A sM-. iiil nf ti,.- M - itist., to
tin-
t'iueiiiu iti -i,nii,rrii(if, says; 1 he j
The
etueUon in M.i -.i.-m:-. Us lias l.ivn ,
th- i,i,,-1 mix, 1 ever kaowa. The
niiiii r ii". i- i:h- i-i.-ei :nii oi i ii- i
Iteiiul.-ti.'.itt S; t?i- tn-Ki-t. hv :i very
iiniaU alra"! .. laajtarityovaf the tit k-
ets of tiie ii. in i. r nn- ana i. ii. ir.e
t.rrni iiuti.--- bul hy a
iJuraliiy ov.-r IkiUi. i
Chtttitberlaiii, win. was Ihe rand i-
la'i- for ijovernor, l tin- I.tiir He-'
form party, has ren-iv.-n a i-i irri-gu-BT
vote. For uistait.- -, in tha oWB
: Weyuiouib, out oi a l .ta! pull nt
about I.HXI, la- r.viv. aia, a majority
ovt both the mruhir llepubliean antl
',-mo-raiie parties, while in Itostou,
" -t of I,a)0 votea, he ban bul 106. In
at mauy toama a luu no vote at I
all Hia atreagtsi ant drawn chiefly j
r-'.m .h- rreal aaae toaBr Leaa, i
llaveri. 'U, Mdfonl, atarWeaead,xWey-
i i ,1. , 'id AldBffteM. More than ;
"In- third .. hUeaueevote waa drawn
Iroui tlaasa Vwna. la the .Slate it
M ill probably "1Ul " exceed teli .
thousand. . , . .
twi, interest was fi-11 in the l.-gis-
taiive contest it being coiitplicat.xl .
not uiiiv I iy t lie Itt'jor fjuiHtiiri, but by !
the itoue.o, liquor liiiwe or pru-ul"- j
t ,n. ''l'he lirW-Vnwsn uudoubtwlly
s,t-uti'tt nsajoray t
Hu. lri ,..il.lic.tns rt-:ain
baanrtioa,
an ovt-r-
I.Ul ...V - - -
.ivliiliuiiiK tiiajurity.
... i .:... n.iiu t istantlini:
tht-
lhn llniusjtiitl niiijority for Adaiim,
..... -i..,...r. i.r.. ciiil.tllV tilVldtil I-
i . e., im. purti-ss, and the Denitrab,
T .u. :ul.. .s ..f tl,e Houso from the
itv. Nut '.neirt tlif liifmo-m nom
tin'- ,-iiv, ti, ' .ther bfaiich, i a probi
bitionist. When H.-puWi.-an mem
tiera in other pan- ol the HtaU. hae
ix-eo of tb.it jK-r.ua.v'ou, tliey have
een regularly cat, and in a large
niimlwr ill cases defi alsl iV Ilenio-
. iiii-orlwItiinrHeiiulilieaiieaiididates.
The license men h.ivi i.eeti holilinn
"
B jubilee iu -rveial part of the city
- . . .
Wi-lilu it. '
- -
A VorU dHulei, ande.
l.ili t 'J.,r' e j
der his l.iU ' i.ur,..
iy ao t-out-iuaiviiiy.
M, a.. TT. 1
id Hs.
Vm. n hiH email .
' , n.Ki, tioii be-'
of distnb..on V
laaarjriau w,.' , -
are,
Wti
hut i me tact may -
llnu or-
l,.t- swept everything.
NASHVILLE.
Prnr.epriinns nf Both the Houses,
A Bill to Tax Incorporations.
Industrial & Mechanical Corporations
"
Apportionment of the School Fund.
. f
Trustee of the Bank of Tennessee.
Mr. Johnson's Banquet Last Night.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
rpboial to tiik rnub
N asiivii.i.k, NovemlKT ". Mr,
Slaughter latrodoeai a hill that all
incorporations other than those for
educational or religious purpose -Imll
pay a tax of tw enty dollar.
The following Senate bilis have
I a third reading:
Wbjih
u-orporate the Tipton Counly
Industrial and Mechanical Associa
tion. To incorporate the Tennessee and
Kentucky Agricultural, Mechanical
Hn1
Horticultural Association, at
lluinbol.lt.
To reduce the acts incorporating
Memphis into one act.
Mr. Sell oflerrd a resolution direct
in"; the ( omptroller to rejiort immedi
ately w by the annual school fund ap
portionment has not been made, and
When the same will lie made.
ii1"'-
Adopted.
Mr. Caldwell introduced a bill in
the Hmh to accept, con tirm, ratify, ;
anl make obligatory the leas' of the j
Na-hville and Northwestern Kail road.
The bill to reorganize the County j
Court df Shelby county, passed a sec
ond reading.
The House bill to remove the Su
, . -
Jacko.) j'Ued its tlnrd reading.
Mr. Harry uuvieij a resolution that
J;e Trustee of the Bank of Tennessee
be nrnmiftA to rile a more complete
and explanatory report of the condi
tion of the bank, staiino wlat amount
of th.- notva Jjiiounted are (rood, arjbal
amount doubtful or bad, Uisting-uLsh
between all food, doubtful aud bad
assets, atate what claims atrainst the
u k ar,. ;u4 alul tliast, lu. ,-oii-iders
unjiisc nd fraudulent. Adopted.
Both House. Jj 'timed to Monday.
Th"? ban.juet glv.n ty "resident
rnhafin at the Btaeey House BnigW
is a macniftoant ,'iffair. There is a
Uetgfi attendance of Bg or the
li-iature and citizens. Xospee-iie
or BDBSBI Wltc ma-te, oy n-iiucai,
johaaoa ieanag that aaoaeuung un-
ph-i-aiit night be said. I5i-.ni:.
.... .4.l.. ,
mocfxnm) WVm mVAtcam.
VUum HU, .Noveinher 6. t -
l'residenl TnhlUfWl cave a hamjuet to
,,.. meuilwrs ol the la-Kislattin- at the
th,. rneuiltora ol the Lagii
Home to-niBiit.
. , .. ,
Senter, Senator FoW
(iovernor
anil a numher
of other ilistintruishi il eitizens were
presii. It was atM of the most
agreeable eateataiimeaibi ever piven
in Na-hviU', and everything nauatd
at uitmtmyotiT- Jolmson and antl--Johnson
men '"gjpj Uarmoniously,
all commendiiie their host, OaL Matt.
Brown.
Tie. I'.i-tollice buildiii"; here being
uaiit lor ot ihe Postmaster General
Baa in. irueti .l an aeut of the service
in this MvtakM to procure a citable
building in nana other portion of tin
city. The shire of J. M. MeKenzie, at
fylyski, was set on tire to-day by the
explosion at u paal oil bvmp, and the
haaae, together witn t,';e stock, w:e
eoii-umisl. Hiown's store aaWohailBT '
was ui.v" burnt, but his goods were;
saved. Atiotui .- -tore was also much
jjiaiagrd The loss i- abof) pJm
mpaitiy covered by in-urance.
I'ltoM 04 h .i:i'IAl. i iiltlll-slMMiKN l-.
NaUBXVtUaB, .Niivt,i.l"r 4. The'
f, linn ii, nl Aiuerinm sustains tilt; r."-1-oluti.m
ifeelarhag Henry CaoBaw aaall
gibla) aa paltad Stataa Saaaiat'. This
Imiks us if :i -s-rious coiitosi mi tlu
maeaj0li iraa coiiu-iiiphttisl. lias
point- ajeaje paajhl be feaaihle if pre
KfUUtl now lor ihi- lir.-t tiijjt', hut they
have laag ahsaa haeaj foriuuliyjei-iiiei!
agaiaal by the Beaate aad gaaaa ....
It-pi.-si-inail ls at 11 ll-iliir.'uill. l,.ai- :
in out of the naeetioB all other views
af th-- suhj 'it, Ttaiiirnnr caaaa into
therUalaau gad her Constitution was
frameil HBBg atter t;.; adoption of the
t'edenil Coii-titutioii, and it s not her
Braarhaaa to ajiaaraaVt to the aallnea
ti .ns prescrilnsj .iy ii for Si-nators ami
Ueim-s.-ntatives.
4a9rew Johnson's nomination l.y
the Coiiservativi-s of Qtaaaai county
flL"- the OuaveBtlon. u'ill cause the
usir of his' inlluenc to hurry uji the I
i,.ii iu tb. .ii nate, so that he may 1
( i -ly j-.isuije a iSj separat'il Irom
w hicli ' " tMkm) a"J ili--onteiiteil.
lathe i'liv.-tiijoii, he Will make HU
etVort to ie-",,t' Uaaaaif as a leader by
prominent t ,iiUiipioii--hip pfttta mo-1
pSgTTll" reforms. His future e.Jlir-e,
ub. iher oae of wa' r rtaaaHlatloa. i
will, no doubt, ha ii.i-es.V-iU'.wed at the
baii.iuet it is mider-tiMal He N t" gV
Kriilay aight.
The thini-liarty BBBveaaaM ta as
atttaABttss Kastaajal DtaauwKaejr, Isbi
unaafHalilj wiasiaiBi bjt tfaeattariti
aaiat uf Um .-i.-m.-nt-s whidi oaaaUaavd
t . isssaal Johaaon, to llu-ir previous
iv-s.s-iittii.ii. As tlu Ji.'iiitK-rats arka
annarted Joau-tu sgraa with those
olio (ij.e.-sl kSSS on 'Vi-ry. othi-r
laaiaflna. they ars iiattmilly raaaaalag
th air BMBaar n-latiotia. This, of
t.h.,.i t ilwH.inn Whim. rVaa.
' T LTZ
M - rvti v,, ajad all who have, stow
uie war, Hfieu M 1 1 u im- i' -nio iam
raaara BUS thut :, 1 i, . tn I : i -' ' t' ; I -
.."ra.lilism. hereafter, will not in:-'
I .' in a ll' l v H un iiii aa wo mu ,wia-
aunt artiat l pair Us ajajtlc orgaaixatiaa, m trim 1ie,t lt. WM Koaored by sover
i U'ork With it in harmonious move- j ciuua. He wan profuse in eharity, and
work viith it
ment.
The l .inner-. a- tliey are called here
..,, ..!..... ur. lie.) lo-r..
. i
:
itt-r j
I'uit,! status Henator-.-ieet are not
u l...li. v.-.t t.i have '
1 ' . . ,i .i
li-a understood la the late eleition
aa tha axact oiars: oa Use Oaaveation
Dilt. tm Wadaeaday, Kdward Cooper,
,. f . u-.k,.......-.,, evP4i moved a '
""' ' ll" '
restriction amendment, al. -i,
carried by hU and the united tsutea j
rjeuatoi-eloci'a voles; and taith ol i
them voted for Mr. Nelsou's substitute i
rttanmalBB with a faamaition aa
u'" t on. ntion ana .
suhmiiimg t ittu pitople a Iraucinse
ainendBseat, and an
granting Um 1-,-islatu
uiiH-mliiii'iit
granting tha U-gislature tin- tianiuii
ing jKiwt-r in rusea of iiniH-ai-hint-nt,
t liicii did not carry. ThU would
leave in exiaU-uee many of the abuses
hieh it i hoped the C'uuveution will
wipe out. The amendment of .Mr.
i. 8
linutatloiiH upon the power ol the
Kd. Coojier, whicli carneil, imposing
Convention, win, n tne i-ouveiiiiou
deems ibi funi-tions eurtailetl by any
such ri-sii ii-liiins, e-itablili a priacipk
ill theUoverumentoi uusnuiie wiuc.u T(,,,, jnists Uj,oll UMiderlug his r.-s-dot.s
awav with all pretense or at--; i.'iiation as one of the Cabinet. The
L-nnwb-diriULUt of a popular basis in ,
. . i ,ni i h, I
Its iorm. nit wuk -
. i . a ...... I I Lu tin, irrnur ,
im... .U..I. .. ui lie nowliere.
and the l.egi-uiurc m 6
, 1 . 1 . ..... ..I,,
l.i.r tli iinr-itaiV, -imu oi-yoini tie-jr..r,
i.ii,ii.Hia,i7e!iudbevoudth;people,
ami aiu-a r.-ncies bv w hit'l1 tliey createu
i. Ul M Aatever of ii to.
It wiU be virtually the exclusive re-
i miirV nf thu snvHreurntv of the
I n - , -
... .. ; .... u.. ... tlw.e i-rejaleil i
state. The
Cooper idea will then ps
aigishiture of Teuubsaee a
ami W taiKISiaiure OI icuiaww
servant of ihe iieoDle. aetinif as the
waster of the peapk. and restricting
then, in the exercise of their tiiriinarv
themir tDeextniscot tteirpir.ajary:
ongutal una t.-lusi ,- power-.
Mr I :,iu m ,1 ( ',,, v.s nrnii.e i., tlx
' '
rienuors to be carvful and give the
matter a full examination liefore they
brMtiMd into a Convention life and i
power, shows him not much of a
friend of the movement.
lfa Ethe-1
ridge and our Senator voted plump ;
againt Cooper's miv every time.
The former gentleman gave notice of
a intention to introduee"an amend- j
ment restricting the number of mem- j
hers of the Convention to the number j
of Scnators-u most valuable sugges-
tion, in view of the great .saving in the
expeaae oi the body which it will n
feci, now so d sirabie to the tax .payers
of the Stute.
The ratjllcation of the XVth amend
ment grows weaker, for Mentor's
message, the most persuasive rhetoric
that has vet been delivered anywhere
in its behalf, is fHst being forgotten in
Tennessee. Tins is evident irom ine
changing temper or East Tenneweeon
the question.
Col. l.ee Crandal, of New Orleans,
i- about to settle to rife tienuan col
ony in Illount county, North Ala
bama. His associate was here to-day,
en route to Cincinnati, to make ar
rangements with that view.
M. W. C.
NEW YORK.
The Byron Scandal Refuted Again.
Deputy Collector Gone Glimmering.
The Tribune on the Late Election.
Letter from Falher Hyacmthe.
Forged Autograph of Washington.
Fisk's Show-Shop " Catching ii."
New Loan from Secretary Bautwell.
European Capitalists to the Rescue.
NW YoitK, Noveinlier o. -A long
article on the Byron scandal, from the
London fmtttltrtg is puhlhfhed, which
contains u scries of letters written by
Ijady Byron to Lady Anguata Leteh.
The" letters are expressive of tie
wannest friendship, end an.1 written
at th- very time at which she was
eh ii-.i d with tiie iii:i-t horrible crime
and remrdinffheraV the Vea, cau-e of
f.twrui..ri a.T-i
eonliug to the Stone article.
The Sun publishes a rumor of the i
rliirht of 8 unnel 8. Bhrtehford. i)ep- i
uty Collector m the ( nst. iutiou-',
. . . . . , i
who is iruiliy or frauds, it siico they
prove, Bxeeeding ft2SQ,090.
'I 'be T' Vmiu- place s the Assembly at
i Detnoerata uuil 6 Bepubiieana,and
ii... Benata at 17 beaiotiihta mid Is J1
j'liblicaus. Latter reiaraa lodioatc oae
Dafeag. .
ivre Hyaeinthe's letter to the UOY, 1
Mr. Baeoii, contains the annexed sen-!
tenee: "I remain faithful to my '
,.,,., ,, ,f , haVl. mt,, u,, ,nv I
proteal Bgajbst the txcesBes which dis- i
honw ii, apd sts-m Dent on its rum, ' iiiitujui sim vnianuna.a uoi
vou ma' meiivre te intensity of rnv 'ars.
love for It by the braetSe of my la- ; No action was taken by the Cabinet
mentation' ' j to day, relative to the appointment ot
An ratograph letter of Waahtng-! a sneeftwor'to liatterrWa,
ton's, purporting to be wrltteji from I A delegation ol railroad men from
lndei.enden(v Hail, PhUadnlphia, TwnaaBBe. califd uj...ii the President
and recently pabUahed, Ii bftrgery, this moraing, merely ta pay their re
and a man nai.ietl Win. E. Epperson, sj (e.
now under arrest, proves to bethel The custom receipts from October
a;;t'Hr. 29d lo the :i!h, inclusive, were
There to le but littiadoobt 1 t,l34,V&.
but that tla new Ci DStltidot) is totally
defeated.
Four hew uttaehinejus arere i .-ii.-.i
to-day aaaioat Fiak'a )! ra House.
three at the rait of Orlando w. Joae.
Ivn and one at the suit of Alatrta II
Karr. The forni'-r were for ? 350",
and the latter for 1272,580, arhkh,
iith the former attachments, com- j
pleteiy u.-.e mJ risk s interest in the
establishment. On a oiotian to vacate
the previous attachments Dgamst the
the Opera House, at the anil of Jose
I vii , Jadge Brady has decided thai
legally risk is a resident of Oaotow,
and that If the attachments were prop
er issued the mast stand.
TIP haa lajam trom Vaahiagtaa
that ri-cr-tary Koutwei; i-. i:;aking ar-;
raii ri-m.-nts to t.i inL' out a la w !'
at !
' ofh
fito ammum-e-l nt an i-ariy cJ
it is aUo lnlol'iiiisl that an a-'.-m ol
the Tria-ury 1 K'partmi-tu saiiiil Car
Barope pa the Scutia en WrflarBfliir
last, with ajAotMity to negotiate with
eapitniiv. r,,r a eoiisiih Table part of
it. The naxhoutn rb' f latere!
which hi- is uuthorized to tri'nt tot i.
1 pat t-i-n'..
FOREIGN.
Death cf eo-oe Peabotly in London.
What tha London Times Says of tiio
Great Philanthropist.
Holiday in London The Queen and
the Bridge Viaduct.
Hint to the Harvards -
Racing.
Mcru Bc.it-
Tarrsita Baiter Lxploaiag m Sheer
ness.
Murderous Atl ick on a Party of
Irish Priests.
Admiral Topeto to Withdraw from
the Sjianisn Ministry.
. . . .1
The Ualmattan heocliicn Oelcat 01 1
tha Insurgents.
LoM'.ia. 'nvet.iticr ifs)r.- ria
body di.si ut his residt-nce In this city, j
laat Bight, ;:t halt-mat Bkrrau eVslaaK.
Tne lunvK says the aawBaw vaorse
reahody's deata will bereeetvacj '.v,iii
iiiirninini.il sorrow on hot It siiles af
the Atlantic. .Sentiments of rert-t
will not la- a mere nassinn tribute of
eratitude to B ninniiH-i-iit beuefa lor.
Hi- vas a New Ktifrlander, a man who,
when WMht h.-i)' - I lih -raliy thOaS
liowtsl down to tln-iiust; he atetipod
tral promptly and claiuwil a right
wa - a ,hjl!ithropi-t. He likcl Hie
noor as well a the homireii. luen
whs nothing hard or narrow about his '
phUaBthrophy ; he sinily tlitl wrja:
r, xxl that came in his way.
To-morrow will to a aoit.tay in
London and tin- Exchange w ill not In
opajS. Uueeii Victoria will visit tin-,
l( (.(U m,w Mdge viil(IlU.( I
i he first of the iouisoared races be- Result of lite Late State Election,
tweu the Thames and Tyne crews,
for was seulled today on the;
Ti,a..v: course, irom I'utuey u, m..m- : Bemtas. XovemUr -..-The follow-
Hn j tlttt W:ls won by il..- b,g seems to b.-the rcult of tin- late
xyae crew by tbroo ient'th: 1 elec-tioa; Twenty-two fciaaatara (afc
YVhilethe jranboai Thistle waa 0B 'majority) oppoel to the licen law,
trlalirip off het-rncss y.-stt-rday alter-j and ls'in tivor; 7 Senators in favor
. her Iniiler e.xpl.Mled with tern- of retaHiiiijr the State police, which
Tea uieu were kUled oat- t waa another Issue in the ekx-tioa. The
rht an1 ejghl severely wounded.
The Hutk of England has raised the 1
rate of discount i pat cent.
Ulbi-in, NovemU'r 5. While a
part v of priests antl othern were rt -furnng
fnun a lautl meeting iu Cavan
... . L . 1 1 Iim ursiin. K-in.r
in wait ou the roaUaide and bruiallv
beaten. One has aiaea died from hw
Inlurlee. The assault is generally i
considered an Orange outrage, anil a i
Coroner's jury has brought a verdict
of murder against an Orangeman who i
uhs ii,,i,li,.t,sl ua hwvimr I.-lu.I in
the affair
. K
M i nifiit ....... ii.... .1 . in. ir.il
itegent refusia to accept the residua
tion of Toiiete, but the Admiral re
. . . ' i'vi
main- tirm in his determination to
.... - .
wittulraw troiu the -Ministry. It is
V. ,. .... U ...1 I . . . v . - ' ..
probable the whole
, nn- wnuie t auiuet win re
-i", "' i mu ,o,,u u. new our.
'
deavor to till the vacant scsits in the
; Cortes with Deputies favorable to the
e'l
M v,u '" .
v. ....... v. ....... 1 IV. L ...
avTK. Nov. 4 . A.lviexM,
Cuilaro fclato that the troous! after a
i battle which lastot iotirhoiirs,,iefeated
the reUls and capturetl a sta-ong i.osl -
whU.h hft9 lKs.n w.u,i(4 l)V
! them, near Lissa. The population ,if
lun i. is hml surremi. r.sl i., 'he
aVustrian authoritit.
i " " ' - -
WASHINGTON.
Gen. McMahon'on the Paraguayan
War.
The Supreme Court North Carolina
Cotton Case.
Ocaan Postage to Great Britain.
Three-Penca Likely to be the Rate
' jjj
Election Committee on S. Carolina.
Etc.
Etc.
Etc.
i
Washington, November . Oen.
Mc.Mahon was before the House sub
Committocon l-'oreign AH'air yester.
day, and gave a history of the atom
of the Paraguayan war. He aaid it
was instituted by Hni.il to extend
monarchy and slavery. He himself
was well treated by 1,om-z, who is fa
vorably dispose! toward the C lilted
States. The Kli-s-Washburn ilifticulty
had bin settled before he arrived in
Paraguay. Masterman, he said, wa
an r.iiKii-ii sutye.-t, and be won hi not
Have Mt at liberty to Interfere m Ins
cs.-e. IK , ;i. uct as Mml-t r has
noen enuorseii nv me .state iiepari-
and J. WiiUon We'.ib are soon to be
examined. -
In the Supreme Court to-day was
argued the can of the I'nited States
vs. George W. Line appeal from the
mi lit. I, i .'iiuwiin 1 1 tit i . . . i :
CuMrt of Claims. It Involves the de
tention
in North Curolimi waters of
I cotton which, durini: the rclH-llion
I hud bean bruogfat Irom within the
rebel Iffleaaad ander the aatrcoudae
! of the miiitiiry authorities of the ,
I nin-il BtateX.
Washington, XovcmlxT 5. TBota I
j lata ialalllgenca hMwiaii through Mr. j
ThorntoD, l!riti-h Minister, it auDeiir.s
that li'i- Miti.-slv's ( Joveriinicnt is
. prepani to reduce the tingle rate of j ten (tonus knowledge) oy a man who
I paataae for prp-aakl ett; r- between had once been physician to the Em
the Patted States and" the T'mtisl poror, .1 man of crettt ability but dis
Ringdop to tajree-noea, There in.; solute haiiits, who had lost bis atund
. little doubt, therefore, of the early inn in society and his employment by
adoption of this ineu-ure of the pofcdd
reform.
llepresentatlvq) Churchill, Rmm
and K'uulaM, fne iMn-wmmittee of
the Coaaadttee on Elections, after con
ference to-day, decided not t-go to
South CkrolllHj to inver-iigate the
con tented etecMow from the third and
fourth CbnirraBsional districts. The
reas,,n f,,r their action is, that the con-
tingeiit Aim! (if the ll.itiM- isfxhaustt .i
of the means mce-sary to pay two or
three- iurii'r.sl witnesses neeesaarv
! l". eiatelaed In or.ii-r 10 :
atloni .u,i miormiuioii tor tne action 01 t
t Ii1 Jioti-e. i
1 .... ... , .ah I . J. A 4.1. m 1
vMiii iii'iu IS 1.441 UJ l4Wt(; U .!( , Ml-' I iicp ji Ui i
mbjad until rJi mee&Agf of Oongresa, ; iikfebk'q by thcWth of the ln
Tho tstimov iii ti:" J, tii-u i mm ixror of France. Stnurtl aMoti that
then bv the committee will make !
1:1,1X111 printed j.aes. The testimony I
in twe-ity o'.her eases, ioctusling the
i'ovode and VanWyck contest, will,;
cover prt.-li-j.bly n.iiiiU jirinte.1 pai-s,
and there BIC
already alwut thirty
coniesrea caes.
'Ji'p !te last rlseal year aliout
,"v act- 3 fa. the puhUa tomi wen
enh?rl under the fSotnertead v.nd
other laws, jiekflag the Government
FROM ALL POINTS.
Change Li Vn Marital L"iW3 A.iiny
tits Israelites.
No Mors Internal Revenue Tax from
Pork-Packers.
Fatal Accident at a Fair in Georgia.
Fast Time---Base Ball Bummers.
in Boston.
New YoiiK, November The ro-j
braa convention ot Jewish rabbis in
Philadelphia, yesterday, adopted res- i
olattoaa tavariag a t-haace hi the mar
ItaJ hiVV's. lo.-know eljrin the woman ;
the eijual of the maiii BjaYirjing nvr
j nn exchange of rings as a part at the j
leeeeaaaay; also, aAMtliahiag divorce)
j by the church, a:il leaving tho power
' of divorce entirely to the Jut lit i try of
the States.
It is i thai Commissioner Delano
has poetpoaed the colloctioa of the
i UtaBUfdt-iuier-.,' tax 0:1 n.irk-packers '
' until the Oral uf January:
ROMS, .November 5. About four
: thoaagaa persons were present on the
fair grounds to-day. TiB weather is ,
line, and the exhibition is very gaodL
iThmeyoang men Appleby, "ot Be
- tea, and Hart aad .Morrison, of Reene
ifere kin. 1 by fatting from the pole
' lor the dab
Nkw Yokk, November 9. ftotH
m-r's colt. "Joe. Elliott," made a
mile to arhgOB yesterd ay in 2:19.
ClKCIKN ATI, November .". A hliv !
i crowd U ejected at the Gibson, talk-
ing baae ball to tin- stmuia.
'l'he MeOoala aaaj Allen difnculty :
i- so iar irrtthut ethat the tight will
' come on. Aden lias iicen tieltl 111
aJ.iK.'i) bond to keep the peat by a
magistrate la l i;li loy nship. lium
mers are arris tag.
S.T. LoCIS, NovemlKT.). A dispatch
from Kurt llarker, Kansas, ta UeaV.
Baaton, Chief QoaTtanaaster af Ihe
lViiaitlht-iil, avi tht. (i.ivernment
corral at that past sraa auutk Lv
.l.-.j tV.i ....... i
.'' iiii.i j. ti.i i-,int-si,n , an. i si.i
nniUsi van instantly killed and the
huudino partially injured
lt..--i..-v 'lV.Olll.l'r .". - The s:ilo of
lh ntio-HT teajaaaaffj! Company,
at Haphasaet, was blown up hut !
aigkt antl roblK-U of between $ii,000
to 169,000. I
TEXAS.
Gen. Reynolds and Reconstruction.
OaiVVXBTON, November & The
l'rovisinnal (inventor Is implying for
authority to enforce an ordiauaoe
adopted' by the Reconstruction Coa
veotioo. (it-n. K-ynolds ,leeides that
tin y are not valid', and says that the
ratith-atioa of the Constitution will
not in -any manner or dejrree validate
or make of force the ordinal.. -.-s.
jt m,
MASSACHUSETTS.
llouse siands iii anti-l'rohibitionlala,
and 7.3 lor Prohibition
"- " I
The Warn Teimevie Whig says: j
We had already prepared an article i
suggesting the napaeot Andrew John-
s,,n ;,s a t-audiilate Irom tireene county
to the State Convention before we re-
uveq ine .11. un uesA.aj , itu
a suggesUou inn., ,as4iville to that
purisirt. That w a Heltr-which will
afford 'ample scope and verge enough'
tor file exercise ot His great talents :
... .. ....... I ,!.., I... , 1 . I .... ,
1 ailll It. ill.:' i.M l - FHM.lll, . in li
the true idea o! constitutional lits-rtj'
set iu- to be so imperfeetly understood,
it is of the utmost im porta nee that
men of the clear head and stroug cou
victions which all admit the ex-Presi-dent
to possess, should be pressed into
the public service. Tho writer iu the
Appeal suggests that Mr. Johnson be
(SBBted Presitlent of the Convention.
He does not need the honor, and we
do not doubt that he would fts.-l more
at home, ami be far more useful
upon the lloor and in the committee
rjom."
The i.romiueiit eaudklates for tho
Circuit Judgeship for the etreuit com-
j priming the State of Michigan, Ohio,
: kenluuky and Bomemmm, are M',
K111LUOns, of Detroit! Judge Wlthey,
of the Western District of MichUcaa;
' ft M. ( i.rwiue. of llncinnMti. and
--' - . ' . - . .. - '
UU),L . .... .,... j v. vv. ...
Lincoln, Grant and Johnson.
In an interview with a correspon
dent of the Philadelphia Pint, Brig
ham Young thus expressed himself of
the great worthies whose names are
given above. The correspondent
asked :
"What do you think of President
Grant?"
Heanswered: "Undoubtedly Grant
has great abilities an a commander in
the field, but his political abilities, we
think, -onsist simply in knowing how
to hold his tongue."
"What did your people think of the
late President Lincoln?"
"We think he would have 'gone for
us'; for one of the planks of his plat
form was the eradication of the 'twin
relics of barbarism,' as they were call
ed Slavery and Polygamy."
"Tlu n you did not esteem him very
highly?"
He smilingly replied, "No, sir."
"What did you think of Andy
Johnson?''
"Well, we thought a good deal of
Andy," said he. "Andy had a diftl
cul! i ah to iK-rfonn, a fact which wa
freely acknowledged by all parties. I
believe Andy Johnson to be a plain,
straightforward man; and I farther
believe that, being placed in the Pres
idential chair bv l ite, hedid as well a
any one else could have done. H
,i,,,t v,.rv fairlv with u. and seemed
t , f.i tmU W(. ha, Tiehu wt.,
other people. Ihit take the man as he
was, . was pretty much of a man, and
we respect him very highly."
Approaching Death of Napoleon.
Wiles, of ihfSuirHiifthe Time, who
is now in l'aris under trentment for
nervous prostration, is th; author of
the following. Ilosayshe hils it from
Karon Neonanl, his physician. Thf
IJaron, he says, directeii my attention
to a series of articles which had re
cently appeared in a French p:ier on
the subject of the Kmperor'.s health,
and which he said had created con-
sitlerrthle .sensation.
They were writ-
the Kmperor, hut who, nevertheless,
ivii' v ' i - Miii.iiiiuiKru ill ii.
" This man," said Segnard, " has
violatetl all professional obligations in
thosa articles, and has disclosed the
secret that the Kmperor is sutferitijr
under an incurnhledisease which must
soon put an end to him."
"What do you call soon," I naked.
Well, certainly within six
months, ws the rely.
And what is his
us i
iseasef I in-
qnin
fc'-ungu, or the hader,
he an
werea.
This is a secret worth knowing, for
VakaTk otAAt i..lrvi.. ..4 ..11 1. . . ....v.l.l .... I '
doubtless the Emperor had been
made acquainted with his fate, and
Was preparing for it as well as he
could."
Garret Iavis agreeably surprised
the National Capital tonvention at
St Louts, by making a spisch occu
pying k - than tv;Q hytjrr;. f;tit griey
itisly dlsMppoiated thd ' aOlblu oas citi
zens of St. Louis by adVtatng them to
let capitals alone, -ind consine their
ambition to the building of factories,
the const rucBon of railroads, and the
development of the agricultural re
equrpnj ,f fisgUri. . 't'hey had been
awaiting the venerable' lietltuckian
for a week past, and anticipated great
hinjrs froo! the apeeal) h would
make In favor of the measure which
called the Convention together.
TELEGhAPHiC MARKET?.
NEW YORK,
i York, Seaaaahea 5. Cotton
; aalfa 3 -ml Uiiea; uniunls
N
Ilea
.."-,. i-'loar in ii V, l inking t: iov-r.
Wbiaky i 1101 U. Wheal Vv'ialer
nil, iuid uu.iui WeaiArn fl 40fl 4d.
White do. 81 Tu. No. 2 pring,
$! Si. RbMJ dull Can.iitia 8!;. lorn
!1(.'1 Ki. Rvp. yl CV.il ii". Coffee ipii -t.
Suir, Cubali '.t,ll, ; Havana
Cuba Mslaaai "'.
liry Goods Tbc maiket is dej re.-s. 1.
anil (iarner A 1 'i.'s r-ri'tM yere c-i-ii-tl oitt
l.y ii... leatflqg fnmatift Mm ai
Moii: Biaa st, ;,-s of A:iU!;e.tK iirinis:iri'
down lo lt3ii.. Bsetkart btaeutna; jr
M ra ptinti a! liie, bu: there is no ehmie
in the other makes of eulieoes. s.m-o Cot
lon K.igH are redured t.. ;7';.-. while Rnek
l'.er Cdtnbrii-a anJ oth.-r leading imikes
lima at HlSe: r. laie striiiea lt
Waiiinke in Drown Canton Flannels Hi
M anchester Crape frftlairira Ste) Pa. iti.
Mitts, Ainnskeiii. and Qoraiaa UiBahama
are d..un to SSdj Ititre do. to 25e; L'uion
da. to 1 and Ke.l Cross and fBllJ laaaal
K..1I- ( 'ambries to 19e.
M'-ney is easy and steadier at to -i7 per
eent. on eaO, ehielly at 6 por cent. Ster
ling clold tinner openiup at
Jii's. i7:i.t37!j. The u.iri vtiiuf atM were
i7 per ent. to llat. liovernni.-nt BOaata
ate a aaaae rtrim-r. state laimU weak;
j old Teaaeaaaaa 9BX; New si.
'I he Assistant Treasurer sold ttjSSSuBH
I of sold in one lot to-day at lii 7U-1U0.
S:.eks. af.er the second call, became
lieavv, and declined from ',1.1 jer cent.
NEW ORLEANS,
; Kb o.i.KaK, ti Jveiuiier .,. t.itlor. -1
easier; middl'iug '--t-' '.2l'j. Sales 47's)
titles; recoipta T.IH tutlesi uilea of thu '
wci l; :-0 Ci; gross i,-eel;.ta :tn,lW; nett
'' :;i.-i.jj. K st port a. fureign tfTSo; coastwise
asaa. s:...-k s;i.It4. Ptoor tirm super
jL", Ji'i 30; XX 50 5'.; XXX fri Oil.
Corn se n. tt.ixed il It; whito 1 1".
I (Mia ii:t'ri. Bran 110. Whisky dull,
i and lown ; Western rectified 1 afra
t lay dn!t, prima, I'oU, tii -o. ,
l!a.-. n-sa.ir-cor.'d haaaS 2!; shoulders
' are. retailing at 17S: clear rib SS; clear
sides 3u';.. I.ard dull tiereea ts'.'e. Is'j :;
: ken lf. Hi.'-. Haaar fjniot naatrlfBgal II;
yellow elarided :i; i-oiiiuiud 1J; prime
. .. Mulasses quiet cent rifunal Si
1 ('7-'.. I4';a;c el;Mee K-V.isi. Cof
fee av.n prime bi'ifu.ltH ; fair I.V-. l.i'i.
I tielil 1.7. SterliBB 37k. New "York
. sight lulls pane disco. int.
CINCiNNATI.
Cincinnati, November ". V'ainil v Hour 1
S-jSlKs") "si. Wheat i II'-.! 11. ComWftSB
' for old. lldta' IMnn. live uti,;. iiuttoni 1
dull, middling 2!.t3n'c Miw 1
UKucil i.e. .Mess fork
JjSVlral mw SiS
.1 -rs !;,. .-iii'.. Cle.tr si.les if". ';
W!iikev 1 IW. Hoes ?!' iV ' It). Ilut-
K-i t-i. rieljiiud HKr '. lower.
Cbataa iT'Ttsio. rUjja fAaaa
1s'k: Tobacco active, but there Ls a
x erv liht supply.
ST. I.OCi-s.
St. T.oi-ts, November 5. Flonrnjl sts-
. in. -eft 50(.). Wheat. No. ! spring S5
(a8Sc. Corn, yellow T.Otii-'. Oits tOfgSik
Hurley $1 ;to. Bye .rt.'.. .ti". Wbiskoy i OS.
sugar I'uua 13; i'tl44. M.s i'ort
fjsi WK-,-S0 00. Bulk shoulders 14;
sides l'.i!u,'Ji; bacoa shoulders It.1,
MSi aila WSi'&Mi. Lard 10 X. TBhaaaa
tiriii lugs S 7jjS0; bright leaf $15 OOfe,
'M 00.
FOREIGN.
I.ONDOV. November U.-.Cqnsols
oa aecouut W-ii rVuieriuitn aaaaiitlaa
luiet aud steadv; 5-20 tionds of laiii s;ii4 ;
UO. of '05 , ; "do. of '07 &i ; MHOs 77 'i-
Fa.vXKKo aT, November 5. -jOs closed
ana at SSI .''.sy'i.
Paris, Jioveiiitior 5. The Bourse is
dull. Keiites Of 27c.
I,iVKRi-fH)L,Novem'ser 5. Cotton closed
steatly; uplands 12;d: Orleans 12'. 1; ;
sales "ot the week 100.000 bales, including j
K,asaon speculation and aLOUO r export.
K.e.-ipfs of th', week H.OO0, including
' l.'..ioo Anieriejn. The stock is estimated
j ut SSftfitB, hmtaaBmsf Sl.OOO .Vinerieau.
! Amount of stock Stl.OOu, of which JiS.lHW i
j are Ame.ieati. To-day's were I2.IKW
j hali-s. The ajaneheate.- markei is leas ;
I favorable. Receipts of wheat ' for three !
days 2.1.000 quarters, of which 20,0uo
; are American, t'alitoriiia while whoat '
! 10s :il; red western 0s 0d; red win- j
! ter 9s Id. Western Hour 23 Oil. Corn
j mixed 2iis 0.1. Peas Ss. Pork 112s
td. Qajta :s Oil.
IIavkk, .November 5. Cotton quiet,
ISaJif sltoat.
MARRIED.
W MHIIII In BIVI SI the reatiletice vf
DaL J. C. ltrry, Phtlliua county, Ark., on the
ai of November, lsfffl, by Rev. T. W. White,
tapL v. a. waisu...( o. k., Tuaiai aaaa,
u 10 M Baaav. of Phiitipa
'"L'"'y- Ark-
1 sr:i:
DIED.
ELLIOTT.- At Little Rock, Tuesday, No
vember ?d, 1SH9, W. Harhy Klliott, elileat
sou of Wni. and Huunah A. Klliott, aged
fourteen years.
The Euueral Services will take place THIS
HAY, mi. InU., at half i-aat two o'clock, at the
r. aidence uf Ills pal elita, coiner of Fifth an. 1
Keel streeta, 1 ... ;. Vrlenda of the family
are respectfully Invited to atU-n.l, without
further notice.
Cincinnati and Loulnvllle paper please
copy.
NOTICE.
Miiwiaairri and Tensesheii Railroad.)
Skchktakv and Tuiam si's orricB, V
llKXPHta, Tiss., October 11
n Tin KHOLliEKH !n thU coniuiiny
in ii. is
D hereby uotitled that the annual election
for Directors, to serve the ensuing year, will
I... neld at tin: I'eaDoay Motel. Mempnis, ou
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November next, at
11 o'clock a-m.
OctS 3. H. LAMB. Secretary.
Mississippi
Heci'eta!
am.Tknnk.sske Kaii.iuiau.
rOUPONSof the Klrst M.lBulal (7 per cent.) r Cottou in store win nc covereu oy iu.si -acven
per cent. bond, of thiB company, ; ranee unless oth.-rwlse lnstmcteii; and an
muSPM3mM!KB.
niaturinc ou the EKvaaotaat uext.,wiii oe paiu
. at in, - ,uce av auaui ii
ty.
a. B. IAMB. Treasurer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
South Shore Line
V ilAvInK been apprilnKsl Agent nf toe
" HOirm SHORi; LI SE." l Lool.vllle and
Clnrlnniitl, I m pn-partMl In issue lillll of
Ladlnic, " ALI, KAIL."
SAM C WEAVER,
no Office N'o ". Ntn.li-on Mt,suinl iii Hlrk.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
l)rFT SffttTTirWPSTEBH PCBMlWf t NO n.,
ill Main Street, Mem phi. Nov. "tit. j
't'HK imhllc are respectfully reiifjitetl to
I (llMtlnztitsti between thn UMM of fhU
(.'ompjiny, In Memphis, ;tn'i another em
I .i ti ;. in some more qorthern rlty, riltes,
pi i or plitreK. niylerl the "Southern fuh
liNhinx 'oinpany," who Hie sollcitlnx pahllc
pHtron.-tRt in hehslf of City Ilreetorle tul
rlverllilnif ehemef. Th-!HHIJTIIWK FKKN
flTBUMHINU (MPASY is - home instt
tutlojt," niul hiw n mnneeilon whatever
wit h sinir other ' so-caIlel " fSibilafetag 'ftn
Pliy. ThW notice i det im it iieeenianry that
the ptihlir m.iy not. in any inrinm-r, Ik; mis
led. I. h, i'IiARK, Mte and Treas.,
3hl Main street.
II A. I'artkr, PreNident. nort
rtntmr I UnT fUSUU oALL U
Improved & Unimproved
CITY PROPERTY
ON SHELBY STREET.
On Monday. 22d day of November.
I will sell, to the hlifheat Itidiler, for eaali,
- VfflMM reserve,
FOUR XiOTS,
On west Kid of Sh!ly. holwefii I'nton nl
yofM) Htrtt), ach 'Zi feet 2 incht? hy 11h'..
f-fi i n oneoi tht- lot Uu thre-wtory hKR'K"
IIul'SK, with iron front formerly known a-t
tUr Allen BafJM. nslrurle 1 for Ktore tf-luw
and reMUliitrei TV of tlif other lot1
are Improved, witb alt.i at i.il Mck Houje,
antl oue araut lot adloiutns. Th is rroperty
1 put up to he mqMLm4 will not te with
drawn If there are hidden on the ground
who eqeet to buy.
m9 Sale it jlb, 12 o'clock.
thos. ii. rocfcE.
Rovster, Treievaiu k Co.. Auctioneers.
JeUKttr apy, it oft
NOTICE.
QPff Ku w" Lit- Red Kivrr Pnckrt t
Nlw triti.KANs, f.A., Nov. :t, Mft i
SH. Silt m 'K 1 our only authorised Anient
to f;ll riek-t over our lln Qt :iihe.-,,
itt M. I.: Tell HC'S
ti. rfc Kot Ns tt na
NOTICE.
I iF.VM PORVH
TO PASSKN
IT
1 bur. N-.t. -'.. Vv, Qrl -
SiirHVi-n.r:. n.i i J.-fT.-: I m, Txas, '.'.'TT; .. rw
to tlitfir int. r. ' t" a . , he . inr ArPjMn
r t.t.artr..t :r. tar r.-tla'.V liilormalloii.
r - 8. Ii. SH H K,
l.o:. 1 Ticket and A.lverLUlux Aeeiil.
no6 Vn. 1 Uromt-naili', foot of JeuVrson at.
Ld ffj. ' aatiaKl i:u t).
Aj S j oi' ;:Lc:tJi, ri.iL.
's!Txa t tl1 aaaaj fcv TTatA
I la b vfc, sent n.rrre
t. rt . I i rro.! Watrhas
-CAM." i-li:is i:::m.
1 j ba f:f pnr ai4.-. Vit
rjrnla BHei to Bw
Pf....;.. Trn- art- iai1.
in -ainrart. To
c,t i.DIIE kll.i:.
a ITI'HKv, apply W .alars !a y.-.ur own Uwallty Of
r-la-wRre. nhut:. v. .a Ua'iu tn Is- auaorakl.
BanlarM OSI.v and als Itaoai 158 ICi Lai.
ritrrt. I ai.aKu, I1L '
fJKSGERS AND COTTCN FACTORS.
. DWJBICI.ARfclC. THADEEV3 S. ELY.
WILSON O. H.VKVEY.
CLARKE, ELY & CO.,
WHOLESALE
Grocers, Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 302 Front Streft, Memphis, Tenn.
' EKP constantly on hand ft liirg1 and tt
IV sIeaii Stock of (ir',-- r;!jH ..ti LititiVira.
whic!i v "t-U "r iwtjwt markk-tH ritlt-ai. t on
K.giuii. ills hy river Insured link otherwise
lntrutl. Sfc !iiici; i imiaiiMimtsl uf Cot
ton, to winch we dcvttlw .tpt-ciui attt-ntton.
ncl
'I'HOS. V. NKKI., late of Macon. VcML, Ls
1 udtuiltcdiiM a partner ot our house, dat
tnc fnn Septentbir 1, Wtifl. The style ot the
flrin lu future will Smith. NlcI A Crx
Sept inner 14, SMITH X U!;o.
NEwTiau.
iaxs n. hhitii. aaa or aaaaa Rro.
Tn.s. V. Nf.ei., late ..f F-i eilt- county, Tenn.
Geo. W.JMUMI, lat.-ol smith A Uro.
SMITH, NEEL &, CO.,
WHOLKSAf.K
GROCERS. C0TT0? FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants
No. 7 MONROE STREET,
Bet. Main and l'nui;, MeiiijifaLj, 'JVua,
ear f-uu-.ii;..'".'..!. r..pts.trully aoli.-it.-d.
Ur.lers for BBBalBai Haa .:t.l Plautattou sup
pllaa alip)Hsl at. hnvaafl awrkaC rates, wl'.daw
Ed. J. Taylor.
Of Ix-Soto l'o., Miaa.
W . .'. Rl-TI.A.SO
Of LleSoto l'o., Boa.
TAYLOR &b RUTLAND,
WOlOUtBAMM AXO KETAI r.
Grocers, Cotton Factors
m asu
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 304 FRONT STREET,
Mosby and Htint't Block. - Mkmpuis, Tknn.
Conttiynmetita Hollff'nl. HtijcIM
N HtLl..
.N. KONTAINF.
HILL, FONTAINE CO
Rgocessors to Williamso?,, HtLL Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COTTON FACTORS
AXD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
326 FRONT STREET,
M KM I'll IS,
TKNSTiSSEK
'AVE for unl?. nnd keep const-inlly on
lmnI. a full ius..urtni-nt. wnsiliiig to
part as foil tun:
hn) casks Bacon ;
S00 barielaS Mm por:
100 barrels Jo wu and Kuaipa;
SOU k - Lard ; ,
lu( hh N. Louiti:maHugnr;
M sarks Coffee;
3tt) pk'. Moias-sra hbd.. hbls..hlft qrs.
lOOu pii K. 'itu. ky BBOittc ( M. Jt M. Ky.
pv, Landeinun. aud J. & I. Flax.)
100 ton celebrated ' Arrow Ttea."
500 kea Nail -assorted si7.(s;
508 barrels Flonr;
Nor tii Carolina Koeeutand rtoss Herring
10l bbls. pure, roppt-r-diNtilled Whisky;
1U0 barrels rectified Whisky;
60 barrelK Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, we re
spectfully request a continuation ot JWU pa
trouage, and promise, by strict attention to
bust nests, with the interest or our patrons
ever before us, to mrU il,
augUt dAW HILL, FONTAINE CO.
M. L. Mkacu.vx.
Meacham
A. C TltK ADVKU
Treadweli,
aft
Wholesale Grocers
AWD
COTTON FACTORS,
NO. 9 UNION STREET,
Stonewall Block, - Memphis, Tenn.
AlE are now receiving a complete and care
V fullv aelecUsl a lock of UlWCKRltiS.
Our aooda were shipped at very? low rates ol
fxelant, and we offer them to thetraJe at low
prices. Call and examine.
w-Special attention given to the aale of
Cotton, and coiiHignmeuta KijilclteU. aeodaw
. Jt. I.VKllUTOSi.
It .'V 111 . UOWK1.L
FARRINGTON & HOWELL,
Cotton Factors,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
266 Front Street, Corner of Court,
MEMPHIS,
TENN.
w
7E will be ready for-huslneaa In our new
, on 1st fepielll oer, aiiu ... . .
point stmik ..f i'laiiliitlon Suplitlea lu meet ine
j wjpafr"uieauentloii paid to aale of
Cotton, which wlllbe stored Inourowu ware
houae, and aamiled aud weighed with care.
snit.iiieuia ruer imuipu uuw. vu.-wu
uuiic.
' wiM
FAtUUNUTUN 4 HOWELL.
COTTON FACTORS.
OUR 30TH YEAR IN MEMPHIS.
TRADERS,
COTTON yVGSTOXlS
AMD
COIIMI SS I O 5f MERCII A NTS,
No. 3-J4 Front Sirfiet,
CONSIONMBNTH u, on by rtTer tniinred In
i.tir open fknry. Orilrrs nn.inptlf fillwl,
nd tiliericl .-mh Mivac.-e ,)n prodacn. A con
tinual lucre of our MHMMM Is the best evl
finee of MtMf:tetir.u icivf n. Mel iIaw
L. W. MILLER,
Cotton Factori Grocer
AXD
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
No. 3 Howard's Row,
MEMPHIS ! : : TENNESSEE.
Abh M. Harwell. Cotlon Salesman.
4K- 21 ( tW
u AHHErr.
rf Tr-r.trti. Tt-rm
lnte of UMMk
-with
- BUSBY & HATCHETT,
COTTON FACTORS,
Gen'l Commission Merchants,
No. iT4 Front St. MkVaWphisrfTtnn91
IJfcnU 'sh Am nUMM in tU in CM torn
itr ' ' ! ii'-i-. in hianil or tn Iran-tU. ftrp! Maw
J. Xi. VERSER,
COTTON FACTOR
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
314 Front Street,
Memphis, : : : : Tennessee.
BaBglag aoJ Tii furnialied to ruato
mrs .t Kowaat market rait-s. ael uH
P. H. Junes. J. U Juasa.
JONES BROTHERS,
Commission Merchants,
COTTON,
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE FACTORS
No. 8 Ma.Ji.si.n St.. T- m.lils, Tcnn.
fif ( Ymsiirnmi-nts nipc! i.s !y i iver am rov
rel bv npeirprMloy f lat.un.itne. a7 iIaw
3. Mai sun Wzn.
J. r. -1 : .-.
S. M. WEBB CO.
COTTON FACTORS
AW
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Hj. 9 Ihaaajal Block. Cp-stairj,
Usios STHKirr. het. Front Row and Main Hu.
jej daw iir.MPIIT'J. TKXN.
J. F. DOWDY,
Cottou Factor
A.VD
CffKMISiia.'i MaROHANT,
No. 5iJ Frout atrf-et, Mcmphii, Tcnn.
" I..1.. ral c:ih a.lvunrf made on .!un-aljfnrnf-nta.
iwT
Late ..f M.;ir.-, .it V. I
i. I......
M'GEE MERRON.I
COTTON FACTORS
a n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
254 Front Street,
Bet ween I '..u. t an:! Jefters.in. M-ni pi.!. T.-m.
tJB'BagKtua. K..p- mid Iron Tia furul.Nhad
at If.w.-st in:rker rais. H.-I .law
COTTON FACTOR
A
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 253 Front Street.
MEMPHIS, - - - rftJaWUEfc
Tff-11 isi:ll!. Rope :,n,l PuruWh.sl en-
BaaMaa aiiuln .law
REMOVAL.
w
TK tmv" r-novcl ..ii!' rti.-e to No. -Jt'M .
Front street, eom. I I i.llrt street till- I
stairs . where we h.ill !w- h .(py r.. s ir f
fiiell.ts. Mli.A.M. U iVVLINU Jl OA
CAni)i
a-.-anas , .
MILAM. BOWLING & C0..
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission rihant8J
J'4 FlL-rit lfl'rs-t, M. Illllllis.
UOREHT I'.LACK, Z. N. FKTES,
Jaa. W. Andkison, Jai-;:-iOD, IVntt.
BLACK, ESTES Sl CO.,
SurrrsMu to U-trt-in. Ktj A t't,
COTTON FACTORS
and commission mkhchants, j
No. ti M..:.' 1 St.. Mr.-: Tenn.
VOMWlffuiiieiiLs uf 'ottoii. Tobarro and
iirain ili' iioi. i;..nini. lbtp and all Snp- j
p&m nimi-ln tl ;ir tlu -lnwt rarea. Literal
ipk :iJva:ir. in, iit.s Uladal OU CottOU ill iator
or In tr:uir.
WA.SU. . TAVI..IK.
w. i aaaaaaa
ar. k. ji'oi iua.
TAYLOFl, RADFORD & CO..
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
General Commission Merchants,
- MONTI. K STH.KKT. .m ' V' s .in ami
I J Front t MempiiH. Tenu, B:iifKi;. Kop,
ns ani Surjuitsi 'uriM!:! in mm MMsi
IMF!, special atteiiiiun utvvu to fliiiinEtiwli
ll cons4Knmenti intinrel. unltss other
wis instructwt. or.t
T. A. NELSON L CO.,
Cotton. Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
: No. 8 JeflVrson Htrwt, Memphis, Tenn..
aWLibornl cwl uimp- uiui on jd
sUuments to thoi. or to tHo!r Nw Orlesuis
hoUSf, ELsrtN, LAM'UIKK i O. S"d
i-:. B. W KUKKll. JoUN W. WKKKElt,
Fayette Co., Tenn. Fayette Co., Teuu.
. B. WE3BER Sl BRO.,
COTTON FACTORS
Gen'l Commission Mercliants,
front St.. Monif ULs, Term.
aaT CnnsianienTs of Cotton solicited. Lib
eral advuiu-ts. Uia.ieou .-.isiiiiu!-nl.i In store
Ku.:gilit. Hope arid Fl .iitalioij supplies fur
olaiusl at the lowest maricet iata. u3
lOSTPH 'A. Bi.AC.
Lata ol aavwr... ar
8. M. BLAC1
Late Biack. Cannon Co .
Wem,,K,9. Ten.-i
BLACK, 3RC. St CO., !
' f
L-aiion raciors antl 1
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
F 'OR the sale of Uraln. F:oor
hii.-on. Hav. Corn. lint-:. Bl
Beef. Pork.
Corn, Unt.--. Brau, Potatoes
and Western Produce generally
284 Front Street, bet. HadlMm aud Monroe
MEMPHi.T.VN. Jell
SHANE, HARRIS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
Genera! Commission Merchanls .
v 251 Front Street, Memphis.
ear Wc (sinuiie oursclvea atrlctly to the
e!:in of (VuUuea, and hazard uotutng by
speculation.
R. W. Pstca. late of Eastport, Mlsa.
J. C. Tehhy. late of Houdersou, Terry A Co..
New OrloanA.
PRICE & TERRY,
Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 9 Union Streets,
Over Meacham A Treadwell's.
MEMPHIS, - - - - TENNESSE.
aeii
THOMAS TROUT & SONS.
GOTTON AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
214 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, - TENNESSEE.
4r Ldkeral alvancea made on couaigu
inenra ar t'otton to our correspondents,
Wu"iAX, Bibmk 4 i,;o.. New York;
MoaDEC'Al & Co . Baltimore ;
H. SiflA.- Boss, Philadelphia. oe.1t
W. L. STBWAltT. J. H. SKII.1.KRS,
Of Shelby Co., Tenn. Late Madiaon Co., Teun.
STEWART & SKILLERN,
Cotton Factors
-A5D-
CGMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. 300 FRONT STREET,
Memphis, Tennessee.
mW WIU attend promptly to the sale of Cot
tou and Produce, and lill orders for supplle
for oiutomwrii,
AUCTION.
TSMSDnSmSSr1
jst auctio tst.
BY W. H. PASSMORE U CO.,
THIS) MOM WO, at in rtinl AUonne
BedriMim Set nl otlier Fornlnre. uof
WSntal male ok
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT AUCTION,
j MONDAY MORNING, Novembsf 8th,
AT 10 u'tXK K.
An entire nw ni from flmt ham!, i-on-msliag
of P.nsh, Vel vet, Hal In. i hip, lt.
fa-aver and strnir I -allies' and e,'ti,rcn
Triiiuneil ait (I I utrlnime.1 Mat,, Kabrm.!
--. I:llbonM. Flowers. Pluuis, Triiillnlngs.
eli-..
GOTTLIEB & E2EKIEL,
1 ruw Auetton rs. or. Meend and A lam St.
Perematorv Trada Sal, nf 52ft fifin
" .(w
worth ot
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots.
Shoes, Hats. Caps. Etc..
Fmni a !iiuf tipiniD oiiine)
AT AUCTION,
TUESDAY MORNING, November 9th,
r . i . . a .i k".
ro- l.'K.MI l ASH. S W.K I'OHITIVK.-
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
A atUoers,
GREAT FURNITURE SALE
TO THE TRADE.
AT AUCTION,
BY W. H. PAS3M0RE 4. CO.,
- ssinl sir. ri. Jctn-rson HU k,
TMesday Monrffeg. 9th Inst., at 10 o'clock
fMUMIM fVslatrn.N,
l Larci- lirlii Horuj,
i fflce iH-iku,
IVvki-awa, .-tanda, and a
i.'nral - '.i-mi. m ..f Crat-r.aju. Furniture
mat
Splendid Marble and Slate Mantles.
6GR STtlXB VASOX, fiL.'.ss
1-1 Mbhk. tle.( .n flit- pr'-'i.i..-.
ellu.il on CMckasw and Prtmie-
i l.sUAY.Urn IXST.. ATS :-if.i TC.
W. 11. PAKSHuBKl il.. Aiirtliiiiwrt
UNDERWRITER'S SALE OF
DAMAGED DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
F will !! on Tt
.. .rt.s k. N.. . eml:
Cuiicoes. DMtsst'Ca. toeetiiijj, Sh'rtiag.
i.aiiU. Lioaeys, Kerseys. Sati
niri. Shawi. Vrh-te GocJj.
and Sur.ijr.es.
nils u-inj th. liir.-. ... .ft:. icSa.l cm I
mad- in Im mils, tne at'cnclo.i ; mui. Irv ; .
and '..uniry i radn Is parti;uirij- cafl. d lo
" ' iSar.FHiaajwaax,
Aanttka f.-r t'udcrwiiteia.
A. E. FRANKLAND, Auctioneer. ;
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
AT AUCTION,
8Y W. H. PA3SMORE 4. CO..
Tuesday Afteracoa. 9ta U&t.. at 3 o'clock.
UN" THE PRKMiKKS.
l"E will iell Ihe Oealrulite I., ax-of part or
W Lbt "Ha. H$hj Yard proper.)-. Tlu-lot
!'! .... i..-lh PronieDU'le alirl i i.j. k. iw
: .. .. iriih a it. pti. of ;7ii r,-, - i m ..i. tt..
-sr. el. ..mi a.!j..tns the rsMt-uce ot K, liauirii,
Ks.. The IniproreUL-ntn eonaUt of a new
oi story Brtrk House, wit ii Il.ir anil tin
: aaC
The !, ;ie h.-is IT years ?o run from A.rtl :,
IKT.'.. l.nns of ;,:. nia-le kl. ..i on iUy of
ia. W. U. P..Sisil!K.
aov3 .;i.-ti..n... rs.
GOTTLIEB 8l EZEKIEL,
Wholesale Auctioneers,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
'..r r - :.i h'kI .Y.i.ii-s -trs-N.
REGULAR TRADE SALE OF
Qry Goods. Clothing, Boots'
HatJ Efc
Tuesday & Thursday Morning.
AT H O'C'LtX'
A. S. ROGERSON.
Auctioner.
BAILEY SPRINGS
Lauderdalti County. Aia.
I
iltlSl relehr-.ite.l Watering Plaeo,
wtta the ;
... .tet-p-
. Plntna
in s ami
Kaarl an.l i ..ifaaes.
rtltaii. in 'Z
wide Pi
s. H.m1--.i;
lI,iusviiu;J hii1 Kllirhen Kuru;tun K4ir ami j '
WiUboSoldPubUoly n
fur oi vision bfiwtr u otfttr r.
On the 15th Day of December.
To the iiijltct ami be-t bidder. Th Mouflea
and tHriitture are in teood ,Jiioiioii. and vr-
r V ! Il s i il : ''.I'll roi i i i : Ut him i u
At .uriiiii M atr- ii.'. NT Hv Visitors.
For further lulortiuklioii tuul circular '. -
KertpliTeof property, aildn-tm
HARDWARE.
COTTON GINS!
ALLSSOM BROS.
SOLE AOKNTS FOR
E. CARVER. & CO.'S
IMPROVED COTTON GIN
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARDWARE
IRON, 6UNS, CUTLERY, Etc..
270 FRONT STREET,
r fBaaai ntf to . rr ,'vv atMsBmsal
'
1)LANT1".IIS or mervliHnts df.mna ,0 pur-
' iu
mind til:
VtK 4 1
! The in ...
ginned: o.
lightneaM
; crea.sed 1
. kaowledi
' desirable
': they wer.
tars, when, as now.
NEWTON FORD & CO,
WHOLESALE
6rOC8rS, Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
17 UNION STREET,
Lee Block, Memphis, Tenn.
se2 Jaw
Edward L. Hamlin,
Attorney at Lnw,
OFFICE : 332 SECOND STREET,
mat MEXPMia, TEXy.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To the Magistrates of Shelby County.
k-UC Ally. IIKR6.BYNUTIFIrll)TO TTFN1
H, at lu o l-I
the coum;
Second str
ed.
uoT
JVflilWT
ooniH, in ;
1 1 ni and
JOfc
Commis
NOTICE TO PICKPOCKETS.
pHE intlivtdnal who itot my poeket-toook
r
I on ToplfirHtreet Car. Wo. 17, lu tne cut oi
Mem phut, uut Wednesday evening. wHI con- !
fer au eecUl favor by returning the notnk
memoruula, etc, to Toof. Hnilllpa Co., 2B8
Kiont street. They can be of service to no ,
one except mywlf, and are aJaabli' and ;na-
portant to me. fiM JO""-1-
' I
VLL I'KRSOXS are warne.1 against trading
with my poeket-book, tu the elty uf Mem-
rhp ,
C. J. PhUltpa, endoraeU bvT if. PhUllpai-0.,
dated loth April, BBJ, for i IM ,AJ," BJJJ JJJ
lr't, S The pre.-l Uale. of the laat two f ea
notes no, re.-o,.CT. R JOIUWOS. ' 0
AUCTION
R0Y8TER- TR"EVANT & co-
ATJCTIOKTEaaiS.
N. E. cor. Main and Jefferson St3.
DAILY OV
MERCHANDISE, FURHiTURE, ETC,
At Salesr.in.
! X QoaataoffV-nsI aiancrlnnnnderlrml
EXTENSIVE SALE
I OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY AND SiLVErt PLATE,
From tlie well known house of
C. J.TYLER &C0.,
At oar Salesroom. Oaiiy. at 10 J.o. jr.i
confnu-.U at 7 p M .. ami tin bitck
i Closed out.
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
AS nEPRES3EnWTSD.
Thr LaJi.-a partlratirly lnrttd.
W Oooda now rapon fr exaini nation.
ROYSTER, f KtZtVAN r t CO
novj AmiIodm ru
ADMINISTRATRIX S SALE
or
SUBURBAN LANDS
ON HORN LAKE ROAD.
NoveiTti.r 9. at 2 c'...ock.
Oil
rry court givUifr to r.nrcti ia
mam
C. J. WILDBEBOEK. Adm
ADDITIONAL.
After the aaie of ifce W Udberxcr Lr i,
we will otfer to the hugaeal bitide. Flt.
CMMW,
THIRTEEN
BUILDING LOTS,
WITH FrtOidT 01
HORN LAKE ROAD
-VST
Dirwtly oj.pot!;e the Thtaton Naracry,
ai;. an pre:;j- grount a& ny on tlw 3iuiL
ROYSTER, TRE2EYAMT & CO..
COV2
A;.-!'
PEREMPTORY SALE
C.- TAENTr
RESfDetfJCS LOTS
WALNUT AND TATE STREETS
HEAR ST. ACNES ACA"PY,
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ittfi,
I WILL TvI.L. Tn THE !t'.;!t-. T Rtr.Ur:-.
1 the Kroun.1. on which 1 n.w r-i ! -o. '.
sat) Lot pet up will Ir sold witlwei rc
acrve or price.
I TERMS. -Hair .sv-h, !.' ar.! ;s ro.ic;hs. Wta
j intert-t, s-u.-.l i.y i.:'.-:.. :
I RliVSTER. TKF.ZKV .N 1 BCI
not Auctioneers.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
50 Small Farms
Five Miles from Memphis.
iH.f
. th
Uil.J
hlith
at lo.
November (5. 1869.
The weli-ainowQ
a n 1 1 v al a ai b i e propsirt f
THE O Z3L Sa"
lantattorn. belonslnn to tti -talo of wtl-f
tfilent, Ave iai from MempaM, on Uirf
frse ouaiity of thU rand mar be Tiferrrl
uea?wriit plantpr in .b SLtiti-. a: . v- mm
t or the worl't In bcurinif -it remlaiua
for tht? Mil--- cotton.
The tract has brrn suUlirMr-a Into
FIFTY SMALL FARMS
r,- ; -,
wflibe so n
Plana maybe had at ln offlis. or i-
ti.ineers. Mrasn. KnTster. Trezerin: X Co.. In
I Mviuphla. au.tunthe pruBilSva.
Til.- aat will be perempiory, anJ irlttioat
: reanrra.
TERMS:
Tlilnl rash. ImUn.s one and uro raara;
' WlTliurT lyTEKEST. retaining l!en.
A.C. FvPE, Kxeentri
A. K. I'tt, taecou.r.
ROYSTER. TREZEVANT & CO..
oet7 Arrrtonaa,.
PUBLIC SALE
or
MEMPHIS-
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
TWO FiRST-CLASS
Main Street Stores
AT AUCTION.
Rf.'TED BY rCABUTS
. to otter, at public sale.
.NT
thoae TV
STORE-HOUSES AND LOTS.
N03. 22S and 230 Main St.,
- r
the
JetTe
pes.
popuoLV
fit pant, mma i
THE GREAT I
bo in tf
com mac
It Im tm
vttttmeo
and in I
i the mai
I oelf of 1
i tiers. H
one bid-
4ib to lv
rerempiory
i notice that tt will be
public Hair
THURSDAY. NOf . .BER 25th,
apon the pre rffUea. when
LI be happy to tnet a fail
LK Half nvnh. balane
tt ami ti tnoa'hH, wiUi tn
ieetU oT trnat upon tlM
will ! with jK,r rct titUJ
ith rents liora 1st Decern -
TK K Z KVA N T A CO.,
AicUOQt-crs-
propert
to the p
her, am!
To Cotton Planter & Stack Raiwrs
r.iHE Memphis Oil Cmpany wh to pau
l chaae. jiring net ,atl ami l w.au-
't"".". Vr. ..!,' ',,r... mmish aas. an.l
h J sLil .-or'rL-etiV welfcUetl on their Uvran
l.iVrr ,.-nTKalrbnkra)eaJea. Tliev urp their
pia. ...rni r iheirsli in large 'lUull -
irieu-ts not uw '" ju..irvaWaeitroyeil
titles, anuii.ereoi piHOtera whe wtan
"r "contActs rir "uellvery ot SMaal wtU
pleaae call at oil Work, l n tr Uia Jltg.
5rOU CaJW aad MeaJ lot aala In auv
NOTICE.
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