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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,
COrOner's Inquest.

a ONERsS INQUEST WAS
~ held over the body OF a man on the
bank of the Ohio River, on the 18th inst,
who was supposed to have come to his
death by drowning. The body was that OF
a man about feet 10 inches in height, light
complexion, and about 30 years old. On
the body was found pair Of black pants,
white shirt, checked vest, white wooden
socks, cotton drawers, q white linen coat,
and pocket knife.
JOHN BISCHMAN,
iuly30 div Coroner V. G..
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The JEWISH BALL. II We are re-
quested to. give notice that omnibuses
will run to-day to the Crescent City
Springs, to convey those desiring to-
attend the Jewish ball, as follows:
From 81 until 8 o'clock PM, and from
10 o'clock PM. during the night.
Om6ibuses viii start from the fol-
lowing points: From the Gait House,
Second Street, between Main and
Sycamore4 from the corner of Third
and Vine; corner Sixth and Main !;
corner Third and Cherry; corner
Eighth and Main. q ID
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IeSS 7o0lD I 70 3 Norm water street.

No. 5 North Water Street. J
RwR. w. ID. ssONTER Is THIS DAY
Iva appointed Agent for this Company,
and will attend to all business entrusted to
him. II. b. MERRITT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evansville, July %, 1866. july30 DIT
Courier copy 3 times, and send bill to this
office.I
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,eDr.9RoA. 1ARYTISTEAD

-Office on Third street, between Main
and Locust; residence on Third street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut (adjoining the
new Methodist Church, promptly at
tend to the duties of his profession, in city
or country, at all hours of the day or night.
maylS Dim
once southwestern Freight and cotton)
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81 N0tiea to Gonfraetnrs

YEYHE COMMISSIONERS OF PIKE
IL County, Ind, will, on the first Monday
IN August, 1885, between the hours of l9
day, at the door of the Court Holtse ia
PetersbuTgh, the county seat of said
County, let to the lowest responsible bidder
House for said County. d
a plan and the specification of said build
ing. with the terms, and other particulars,
are to be seen at the Auditors office in
Petersburgh, where sealed. proposals will
be received, up to the time of letting.
~ No bid will be considered unless accom-
names of the sureties, to be given for the
faithful performance of the contract.
BY order of the Commissioners.
w. 9. DAVENPORT, A. P. c.
June 9Th, 1885, b junl4dtd
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HIRAM NELSON,
u. =. AUCTIONEER,
las permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. IS MAIN STREET, (

tUpposite the Washington House,, e
he win attend to all kinds of Auction busf
ness: To the selling OF Merchandise, Wag-
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Deys@TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week. Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to all the citi-
Zens of Evansville who know him. Will
give his whole time 20 his sIsiness. ap1s
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x, F. BROWN, NJ. u.
/ have examined the ingredients and pro-
nOuuce them innocent, and the bread superior
X. G. MAL1NE, NJ. d.
MEMPHIS, IESS., August q. 1868.
have used MOfgan's SELF Rising Flour, and
examined its ingredients il Is all that he
cfafns for Il, and is entirely harmless to an
sick or well, and Is especially adapted a diet
for dlspe ptics and COIsumplives. It's materials
supplying in those cases, healthiuI aud much
needed nutriment l.. W. GABBERT, NJ. D.
viii prepare any barrel OF -four sent to me.
or will furnish any quality OF flour ordered. but
for my own 5aies I use none but the very best
II Harrison, or its equaD.
The bread and biscuit made from this flour
can be eaten as well warm AS cold, without the
least Inconvenience to the weak and dyspeptic
stomach, and has been known TO greatly benent
IN
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Put up IN G, 12, q, and rs pound pa kages,
Half RnrreIs and Rarrnls-

This -four viii be found on sale in packages al
all hrst class family groceries in the city md at
Wholesale at the n anuiactOry, 4is Main street
doors South OF Beale, Memphis, Tenn.
A liberal discount viii be made TO the Trade
Ianl4 ALLEN =. MORGAN. Proprietor
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Re.naln. ol :. lEeman Eanna b. = -.

We learn from the Bristol Mons that
the remains of Betsy Bishop, "a woman
of bad character, was found ia a cave IN
the ueighb0rhO0d Of Bush0ng's Forge
some six miles south Of Bristol, on sun.
day evening last. She bad been missing
something ike "a month. and the appear
auce Of her remains indicated that they
bad lain for thar time IN The cave, which
was some forty-fve feet deep. She bad
received several 7tabs, one Of which was
iu the region of the heart. A cJrOner's
inquest was held over her remains on
Monday evening, after which they Were
dcceuUy Inferred. There can be no
doubt bat that she was cruelty MUIR
dered,
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The Hcr1'd'y Guramn correspondent
oi the 10th inst, gives an account Of the
seizure by the Mexican Imperial author
lilies Of the American schooner Wilson
Z era Word, and the iuIug and imprison-
ment 90 her master, because some powder
was found on board the vessel. Tbe
masters sentence was ten wears ueasl
labor but he was pardUncd bv the En-
| press. Immediately after regauiug hi-
I liberty, however, he was once more ar.
rested and sentenced 10 pay "a Hue o..
S5H, which he avoided paying bv se.
Crelly leaving the country.
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peace OF familios-this friend OF the poor
and the oppressed, should be enslrineu
in their hearts. or all whom the iate
war has cost the State of Tennessee, none
hold a higher place in the ahecnons oi
his aeQuaiut8nces than andrew EWING.
Let his errors, whaleNer ihey We're, oe
forgotten, bat let has virtues oeeherished
i'm fond remembrance. q.
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Iu the evidence for the prosecution 81
the trial Of Maj Gee, al Raleigh, for al.
legged iBhumau treatment Of prisoners o
war, iu the testimony 0f several soldier,
Of New York regiments, that Maj. Geo
ordered a Union soldier 10 be carried tC
The grave while yet alive. The testi-
mOuy daily becomes more damaging. /,
is supposed the evidence for the defenst
wiz begin on Jhe 2Gth.
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A SECOND WILLIAM TELL.-A black
smith named Coles, OF minister Eng
land has performed o feat which rivals
that aacri5ed % William Tell. A child.
aged seven years, placed over his head
an iron band similar 90 that used for the
nuts Of cart wheels. The child's neck
began to swell, and the parents were
hoHiiied 20 find that it was Impossible %
remuTe the band, and speedy sutIocation
was imminent Coles was called in, and
suggested the desperate idea OF hammer
ing off the iron with a sledge, and be
successfully completed bis dangerous
task. Whilst one person held the legs
and another The head Of the little one.
Coles ieaflessly smashed at the ring and
severed ii. 4 false blow OF half an inch.
and Instantaneous death must have
resulted a tough story.
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Mississippi & Tennessee RalrOad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

4 GEgCIES have been established at Nom
y ms HsTnqusio. ColdWater, Como. 81 rii-
fgsfssy-iIia oakland and Grenada TO which
f,rir,fe Freiehts can be shipped without Pre-
sl-vruert unll further notice. 10 AL Jlhel
soirfs frefeiltsuaust be prepaid
sftt-rl complaint Is made IN c1uSeG ol
r-afgffs being sent back froia Depot. Every
effolt ss being made by the Company 20 get Oh
F7reirhts rs fast as possible. ana Erai ignt Train
rs been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
sfill 10 Is not sufficient 10 meet tEe demands
with no Depot in which TO receive and store
freight, and hiit q limited supply ofroilng stock
Eecannot do the business which is row offer
ing, satisfactorily 10 the publie- Egery exertlOu
has been and viii cOntillue TO be made, 10 in
crease the amount which T. shipped, but We
cannot do more than the facilities 0I the Road
allow.
A. g, LTVER1fOBE,
JAMS General superintendent
f-.- tr4rfqreae COPY.
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EFFECTS on RADICALISN on TRADE
If the business of the country is dull at
season when all should be animation, 20
what shall we aseriDe il but the unset
lied state ia which the radical agiistors
are resolved 90 keep everything. With
the South returned 90 its formal relations
to the Onion and the other States, labor
would have speedily adjusted itself to the
new situation, cotton fields would have
been got IN preparation for planting, cap
ital would have commenced TO flow into
that new productive section, the basis Of
an active and healthy trade with the
North would have been established, and
the old circle OF industrial empl0yments
would have been made whole again for
the advantage Of the country. But now
there is only doubt No such crop of cot
ton is likely to be produced as might
have been. A delay IN setting about the
work of revival when All parties We're IN
the right mood, VIII not fail 10 aggTavate
a condition Of things none too promising
already And with business deadened
and depressed, by reason Of radicalism
alone, which affects % carry its head far
above an such mercenary considerations,
the public Credits deprived OF thosevery
supports which are all il has 30 rely on
for existence
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The Transportation of Esotroieum

. Several Collectors of Customs have
sent communications 10 the Secretary 0i
/ the Treasury, asking Instructions in re-
gard 20 the transportation of crude and
refined petroleum. They ask If the pen
alties Of the law Of August 30, 1,l1, shall
I DE enforced against steamboats, for trans
porting crude and refined petroleum
without a special license. In other
words: Does petroleum come under the
class Of other explosive burning
iuids2 The Secretary replies that
the Department has not decided
that crude and refined petroleum
are Of That character, and until other
wise ordered these commodities shall De
carried AS freight, WiIheu. special license,
proper care being observed ia its storage
with reference to safety from FIRE Secre-
tary McCuiloch has referred the question
Of the explosive qualities Of petroleum TO
a special board Of chemists, and expects
it, with directions, 10 report at the earli-
r-t possible moment. The decision OF
the Board viii guide the Secretary in
making rules hereafter as 10 the trans
BOrtatiUn Of petroleum.
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We fully concur in the above, having ex-
sniued the Ingredients.
G.. l.. WILCOX, NJ. u.
4, r. BROWN, NJ. ID.
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TOOF, PHILLIPS & CIRoDE,
ja2l-feIS-marlI 238 Front Il =.
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Eastward Tran
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-24
NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE

J. N GoODBARl
Late Of Bransford, Goodbar & Co.
J. r. 5. GILL TLAED
Late with southworth, Nance & Co.
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And Is Saving Of from SO TO SIS
per BarreH to the Consumer.

This article has met with the MOST
wonderful sUcccss- A large proportion
Of the citizens OF Mem.hiS and sur
rounding country are now usiug it but
am continent there are many others who would
avail themselves OF It's advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFUI4NE. E.SsS
SUPERIORITY, and CiIEAPNESS.
To convince such OF these facts I have Oh
tanned a large number OF certificates from well
and favOrably known physicians and others,
few OF which give below One trial Will con-
vince the most incredUlOus that 10 IS to their
advantage 60 uee this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every respect.
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NEW YORK.

This Invention consists Of Duplex (or two
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge %
edge, making the toughest, most flexible. elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the single springs, and con-
5e4uenuy preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice rs long as any Single
Spnng skirt that ever has or can be made.
The wonderful neXibility and great comfort
and pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic skirt viii be experienced particularly
IN all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages,
railroad cars. church pews, arm chairs, GOT
promenade and house dress as the skirt can be
folded when in use 70 occupy small place IA
easily ana conveniently as muslin dress.
a lady having enjoyed the pleasure, cOUafort
and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies'
they are superior to all others
Ihe hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and viii wear twice long as
The slngle yarn covering which is used on all
single slcti hoop skirts. Ih- three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
wearing of The rods when dragging down
stairs, slone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject 70 when in use
All are made OF the new and elegant corded
tapes, aau are the best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per
leCl shape possible, and are unquestiOnably the
uBntest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made.
For safe IN all nTst class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in th-S csty, and throughout the United
states ana Canadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico,
south America, and the West Indies.
HS- Inquire for the RsslpicN Elliptic (0r
Doubie Spring Skirt.
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DNR- GILBERT has nov remedy yvffh which
j he can cure any case o. Piles flesb Ii T.l.-
10. He viii cure any one OF syphilis. Chronic
or acute. He gives no mercury. Experience
twenty-five years.
OfEce, 81 south side Court Street.
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Important 60 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
Ths Great Broad auags
llIanile and Great Nestern RcIlnaT

: now Open ald ruCu1nE tvro taiIv fast er-
press trains from Cincinnati 20 rseW IOriz ana
AZ Eastern cities. Passengers viii find this !.
most desirable route. me equipments of rSlts
road are uneQualed ny any ON this continent
uiEEt trims, and smoking cars on an trains
Ample time is allowed ut REGULAR b0u1s for
meals ..nd the an broken Broad tsGage offers 20
tGe Traveller q degree of seeuritv c5r1rorr l.r-.7
sIstai not % ne found uzi any other route f,-,n-
n-cttoKs t1d tlirul at Louis or Chicago for tia
rOUte are certain : also connexions -1,- rs-e--
hurg, Fililsei pilia, Baltimore aud Nrsshiu-1-,
iicfets can Be had and b,ts.ssss c7e7i--ei
For further information and thrt.ro., ri1.-et-
epiay 20 - LARRY HARatSTAD
agent III. Cen Railroad, il - tssrSou street
~ " p 8 liINjT0E,
AGENT Chicago and 81. Louis r. road No IS
MADISON street, Memphis. Tenn. n
SIDNEY COOK.
Eath ET4.r.-
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
IAmEs GRAvFa JANIS A GR2v
GRAVES g. SON.


GRAVES g. SON,
Proprietorg o.
nR GRAvE's AGuE flLLs. a -Hfl.rors rGLL3.
AMEEiCAE LINfMEar. PALS EKTHAC-
TOR, CANDY vEE1frfLsF, ffLE
uINFsfEsr. Aeu
CURE FOX uIFT IEiifA END lii E1AT pfaEAsl
And Dealers in ali kinds %
Patent Medicines Feriuiaery. soaps. and Fancy
Articles; Liquors. Wines and BIaudies, l1r
medical purposes. Pine Sesans and roileca.
Flav3nEg Extracts, apozs-, Brushes ~ aE
kinds, Cofnbs, Quiniue, Quinodine. Purified
Charn l-diue. Sulpha1e of Cla-0nia. Morphia-.
ChioroforTu, opiGn, and many olher prepara-
lions, that VIII he sold low.
WIN also keep an assortment Of Eleetic Ne---
cinee
So We wiu have y catalogue Of our stock and
prices, that viii be furnished those desiring
one, iree 0I charge.
No. e2s MARKET STREET,
between sixth aud Seventh STA.
Iaz4-trf i.tifis isvliis. 3;
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RECONCILIATIoE.--Promineut iinan-
ciers in Boston, New b0rE and Philadel-
I phia are e4deayorlng % reconcile the ex-
/ isting Differences between the Executive
and Congress. These gentlemen take
the ground thai the eauuty needs re-
l pose aHG tbat should a financial panic
now be brought about by political discus.
SONS, the results would be disastrous.
Already have the Luion senators met in
eauets 70 see whether Constitutional
aIile1ii4eht li cannot be framed spon
which they can again unite. and 49,
are many other Indications OF a da.ir' -,
| harm0 existing differences. QPco,,-s,'
the very ultra Democrats and Rsn,,l,l;'
cans are doing Oh in their power ~ ~. ~
vent this, but they may not succeed
HidslHgioa Lefcr
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BAT0y R0UGE-AH important suit is
fixed for trial in Baton Rouge, involving
the title 10 q very large portioa Of that
city. u appears that The property in
question was laid ont by the late Nj.
Beagregard, his claim being under an un-
allowed spanish grant, which has been
thrown out by the United states Com
missi0ners as null and void. The prop
erty involved is ali that part Of Baton
Rouge lying below North boulevard the
street on which the State House stands.
BsDThey make nice French brandy in
New York By boiling printers rollers.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
AMOS WOODRUFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Capt. g. 3 CHURCH.
r. HOUGH. u. =, Collector Internal Revenue.
A. J. W HiTE. Of A. j. White q 60.
JSO. L. TAYLOR, Of Taylor, McEwen, Duke
q Co.
THOS r. SMITH. Of Pftser Miller & Co.
j. II. WAGGENER, Of j. II. Waggener & Co.
II. 4. PAitTEE, Commission Merchant.
Hon. JOHN ~. SMITH.
II. 4. TuMLINSON, Insurance Agent.
JAS. r. MEhRlMAN, OF Jas L. Merriman & Co.
". II. CHERRY,
4. r. LACEY, Of Lacey & MeGhee.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.
The Memphis and CharlestU
zATL7OAD

Us rreF8red ts receive rr1 paw ztear1bo- &
charge lsGt dravegs on frlehts coLsigned 70
parties nj tle luI3WinE points Uis the lszlll.s 5
and Charleston Railroad VIZ.
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Bs5@ ! recognize the Democratic doe
lrine Of State rights, in its application to
slavery, as well as % other local affairs,
and While 1 have seat in this chamber
] shah resist an attempts 10 encroach
upon the reserved rights Of the sovereign
states oi the Union. I viii stand side by
side with my Democratic friends in vim
dication Of the Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions Of l7ss and 1893, which thev
indOrsed al Baltimore IN 1852.
The man who said this was Senator
Henry Wilson, OF Massachu.elts. me
colleague of Sumner, and q leading radi-
cal. The pledge was given on The Sd of
February, 1855. Senator Wade, of Ohio.
and other leading radicals, then took the
same ground. We have no doubt the
time VIII come when they viii regrettbat
they did not fulfill the promise thus vol
unfairly made. The doctrine Of State
rights and the resolutions Of I7JS and
1893 will vet be necessity in New Eng
land CiaciHauti Enquire.
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OFFICERS:

". H. CHERRY. President
a. T. LACEY, viee-Presideut
r. C. DANIEL, Cashier.
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Corner Of Court Street)
10 TieFces New Magnolia Hams.
10 do do Davis star do
30 Gases ClarCt.
20 D0z. Suga- Of Lemon.
200 Packages Star Candles.
100 Bbls. fresh Harrison Hour
20 Cases fresh RaSpberriCS.
20 do do Strawberries.
100 do and lbs cans Cove oysters.
80 do fresh Tomatoes.
% do ia SardinCs.
20 do 1-2 DO
20 Kegs BeiCheF'S Golden Syrup.
) Bbls. DO do do
20 Boxes MaccarOGi and Verfnicelll
50 KEGS choice Leaf Lard.
10 Bbls 90 do do
90 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
20 Cases assorted JellieS.
So BhlS Heavy Mess Pork.
DO Hhds. Magnolia Sugars
- do assorted Louisiana sugars.
50 Boxes German Soap.
10 do breakfast Bacon.
80 Dozen Extra Broums.
- do Condensed Cream.
~ do do Mix.
10 Bags Carolina Rice.
10 do Old Government Java.
lO0 Boxes Extra stick Candy.
20 DO Fancy Candy.
80 KEGS choice Nolas~es.
10 Boxes Extra Goldfish.
call and examine our stock and prices. You
Will not regret it,
TOOF, PHILLIPS = CIRoDE,
ja2l-felS-marll 255 Front st.
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BTasiley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most popular and flexible in uss For
sale by
WALKER BROS. & CO.
24 Main street NFa,,rEfs rsr,,
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REcoMh8 ENDATioNs:

MEXPHIs. Tenn, August g. 1855.
have used MoTRans Self Rising Flour and
hud 10 do be most excellent article. ! have
also examined the ingredients which produce
It's self rising properties, and ind them % be,
not Only innocent, but important to perfect
nutrition. / can freely recommend IL as a most
heaithful Gud desirable -four, producing an
article of bread superior 20 that made in The
manner.
JEO. h. FRAYSER. N. b.
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FOR SALE,
5000 Lbs. Bulk Meat
l.0O1 Bags White Corn,
% Bbls. Flour,
itu DO HOminy,
81 Tierces Lard,
800 Bushels Sweet Potatoes,
800 Bales Timothy Hay,
20 Bbis. Mess Beef,
81 do Seed Potatoes,
10 90 Peppers Old Bourbon Whisky.
Also agents for Reads Rectitrd Whisky.
lQUIGLEY, LEES * MARLEY,
marSfehds-lm- 3S Front street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Business ChGnges.

g1HE partnership Of Davis, Apple & 90.
4 Wholesale Roots and Shoes, No 50 West
Pearl street, is dissolved this day by mutual
consent Either partner is authorized % sign
the name Of the firm TO liquidation
JOHN ,. DAVIS,
HENRY APPLE,
W. a. JAMES