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TOHN B. MYERS q CO.. AUCTIoNBERs
- Nos, 2sR and 284 MARKET Street. =.
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUkOPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.

Sept o a. 10 O'Clock, will be sold by catalogue on
TOUT onths credit, about zoo lots of French India
German, and British Dry Goods, In silks, worsteds
Woollens, ltnens, and cote ns
n, B.-GoOds arranged for examination and cata.
logues READY early morning OF sale f9 3bt
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IAHgE hRPaREElNs PPaERENPToEY FE SALE OF P9ors SHOE

con,...,.. :. Oh Iutaday morning,
september 10, at 10 O'CLOCK, will Be Rold nv GAIA
bss' on IOuf months credit, about 2OO0 packages
CITY and Eastern manufactures Oman for eran1ina.
ZION, with catalogues, early on ornfng of sale T9 81
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SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS. SHOES. mo
CANS. ETC. ~
On Monday
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( lLAssICAL INSTITUTE, DEAN STREET
The CLASSICAL IsTITUrE Will be reOpened
SEPTEMBER I'd.
]. W. FARES. D. D.,
s24 Inns Principal.
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September o. com mencing at 10 O'clock we VIII se
~ S;nbs'ogue ior cash. 1900 cases Mems, Boys an
Also, Wohens. isses'. and Children's wear I
which the special attention the trade Is called ~
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH FRENCH
0hhMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOgDS
We VIII bolo large sale OF foreign and domestic
drS goods. by catalogue, on four montns' credit.
On Thursday Morning.
september u, at 10 O'Clock, emu racing about 900
ackap es ana lots OF staple and fancy articles
N. .B-Cataogues ready and goods arranged for az /.
animation early on the morning OF sale. T005t
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LARGE POSITIVESALE OF CARPETINGs ETC,
On Friday Morning,
M ~ At II o'clock will be sold, by catalogue.
on Iour months credit about 200 pieces OF ingram,
venetian, list, hemp, cottage, and rag carpetings
sale. f97 Sc
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zen a conflict Of testimony in the
no case was discharged,
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERS-Ffny-Thrss
sacks OF Rye, marked &C" now In store,
viii be sold by the undersigned IN thirty days
10 pay charges, II not called for by the owner
or consignee. LEVY " MILLER.
80 lanrlm Ml ErnnL ntraet-
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TIE COURTS.

CHANcERg COgkF.-The cases sgainsL
Wells were not concluded on yesterday,
consequently they will be taken up to-
day. The following case is also set for
hearing to-day Price VS.. Price.
Law CoURT-Stsnds adjourned until
next Saturday on that day an adjourn
ment will be had to court In course
Monday next.
SHELBY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
The jury ia the case Of the Holloway
murder had not agreed at late hour last
evening. A verdict will probably be
rendered this morning. Judge Reeves
passed sentence on the following persons
convicted during the present term
Jacob Thompson, twenty-One years in
p~euitentiary; Cornelius Hawkins, one
year 10 ~penitentiaTy. The civil docket
will be taken up to-day and regularly
called. Thursday next will be motion
day.
MUNICIPAL COURT The October term,
criminal side, commenced yesterday.
Cases will be called regularly for trial
to-day.
UNITED STATES CoURT.-The district
court docket WAS called through on the
FIRST call on yesterday. The Millikin
hRbeas corpus case closed last evening
and the papers were handed to Judge
Trigg for decision. Judge Lewis CON-
menced his argument by reading from
the FedeTGlist, showing the limit Of the
powers OF the president and the danger
OF placing too much power In his hands,
cited Story on the constitution IN re-
gard 20 q foreign He denied that
a treaty OF peace could be made between
parties 10 a civil war-it could only be
made as between sovereigns. Judge
Trigg remarked that Mr.. Lincoln was
anxious to make a treaty Of peace
Nith the insurgents. Judge Lewis
continued Tbs power to declare
war and peace was In congress, and pa
rolled prisoners are under inc military
surveillance Of the government ss well 10
Tennessee es ia the military districts,
-yattel Gays That conventions made 1t the
slose OF the war are la their nature re-.
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lCOMACEICATED.
THE INSURANCE QUESTION.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
Among the many complex questions
that should demand the deep C~Onsidera-
ton Of the present general assembly Of
the state Of Tennessee, there is nonsthat
demands more scrutiny than those re-
garding the laws relating to Insurance.
companies. The law repeating the act
which required insurance compsn MES to
deposit with the comptroller OF the state
bonds issued by the state to the amount
Of twenty thousand dollars, and, in its
stead, imposing upon foreign insurance.
companies doing business in the state an
annual tax Of twelve hundred and fifty
dollars Yas a great error. Upon paying
this state tax OF twelve hundred and
Fifty dollars, and complying with other
regulations, a foreign insurance SOM
pany with little or no means can prose.
cute its business in the state of course.
subject to the county and corporation
taxes where they locate their agencies.
BY this act we invite the agencies of
weak companies as we'll as thoseo means
within our borders. BY the passage Of
an act requiring a deposit OF state bonds
with the comptroller Of the state by
foreign companies at least, we would
drive from u limits many worthless
agencies that are not able to adjust the
smallest loss. A company with little or
no means Csu well afford to pay
twelve hundred and City dollars
TO the state for the privilege
Of preying upon lite citizens to the
amount OF thousands upon thousands Of
dollars. II the laws OF the state required
s deposit Of Q moderate amount Of Ten
nessee state bonds by foreign insurance
companies, and q reasonable TAX, we
would have what We eed, only Oompa-
MES Of strength and stability. We
should have some test Of strength we
should have some regard for the
interests Of the home companies char
tered by the state of Tennessee, and the
policy holders should be protected by
some security. Why was the act Of 1880
repealed? It was not burdensOme. The
interest in the state bonds was psid semi
annually. As the law stands upon our
statute, q foreign company Of one hum
| bred thousand dollars capital stock pays
as much tax as OneOf one million dollars.
Justice demands that they should pay
taxes In proportion to the amount OF cap
ital stock, or to the amount Of business
transacted. The state taxes the COM
panies chartered by the legislature Of
Tennessee really more than she
does the agencies Of foreign COM
panies. For Instance, there are
several INSURANCE. companies ia this
city that pay to The state Q tax Of one
half of one per cent. on The amount of
their capital stock. Should that amount
TO one million dollars, their taxes
would be five thousand dollars.
It ls true, however they may
have some small privileges by
their charters hat foreign company
have not. These are questions for the
consideration OF our legislators, and It is
hoped they will give to them that atten-
ton which they deserve. All parts Of
the state, from the mountsins to the
] Mississippi, are interested in them,
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Won Resident Notice.

County Court OF shelby County. Tennesses.
N. H. Acock ct els. vs. VIM. Thomas CIoar
ct ais.
] y this cause 10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed,
L that William Thomas Niosr, Martha Jane
George Washington Cloar and Albert Cloar,
defendants IN above cause. are non-residsuis
of the State Of tennessee
Il is therefore ordered That they enter their
appearance herein. and plead, answer OF demur
to the ~petiIiOuers' petition. on or before the
first three days OF the November Term OF said
Court, be ginirg on the 4th day ofNOvsmber, 1857,
or the same viii be taken Tor confessed as TO
them, ana set Tor hearing ez parte.
1t is further ordered, that q COPY OF this order
be published once q WeeE for fonT successive
weeks in tue Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
published in the City Of Memphis, Tennessee.
Attest: JNO. LOAGUE, Clerk.
Thompson < Frazer. solicitors for petitioners
September Y. 1851. sells 4tlaws
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A~ftnchnnent &lif.

A. L. kimbrO vs.. Az. PATTERSON.
CAIO defendant. a. G. Patterson. will take
y notice that an attachment was issued
his estate Tor the sum Of two hundred
dollars. debt lue by note. upon the ground that
the defendant Is Q non-reaident o the state OF
and returned levied, ETC.;
At Is therefOrc ordered that the said defend
ant. &. G. Patterson, enter his appearance
herein on OF before the 18th day q October
next 1850 at my ONCE In the town OF Browns
VILE, and plead, answer or demur 10 the plain
III comp Amt or the same will be taken for
AID the case set for hearing x psrte;
ami that - copy OF this order be published once
& week for four So Hcessive weeks in the Mem
phts appeal. BOBL. $. THOMAS, J. p,
for Hay 700 county.
W. W. RutIedge, Attorney.
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CARD or THANKs.-At a meeting Of
the board Of directors Of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad company, held at their
Office in the city Of Memphis, on the Sth
day Of October, 1867, the following reso-
luton was passed, and ordered to be
published, viz
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
board is due the Memphis Daily Bulletin
for the very efficient labor it performed
In bringing together such an Overwhelm-
ing number Of the stockholders Of this
rosd, at their late annual election for d.
rectOrs. The vote in this election repre-
scented eighty per cent. OF the entire
stock Of the company, being a much
larger amount than ever represented at
any previous meeting
LIS KNOWLTOE. Secretary.
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CITY MATTERS.
N,ss,,.,nni and tennessee Railroad.


Unul farther notice the Mails win close ss
follows;
FOR Cairo. chicago, 81 Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Clncinnsti, Cleveland. Pittsburg, Fhiia-
delphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York Bal-
more, and all cities north and West' ri
Sis 3 m.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Gs, Montgomery MO-
bile, Als., New YorE, Nashville, sAciNes
south and EAST, athsN pm
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson A2sNl
Virksburg. Satchsz, aud all cities SOUTH 81
Ap.ms
An stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson ana Great
Northern railroads AZ $50 pm.
All stations on Memphis and LOUISVILLE ana
branch railroads Al 8 pm
gissipui Central. Mobile and Dnio, NasnNlIe
sud De-atur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
Fzet Tennessee railroads a. 5 an
For Iftlp Pock, Pine Bluff and All
an ArFansas White rivers, lseml-WeeElyJ-
TUESDAYS and Saturdays.
MissiHsippi rtver-gouLh- (~semi-WeeElyls 1aes-
Nississippi river-noTth, lsemi-weekly) Mon
days and FRIDAYS.
R C. GIsT, Postmaster MemphiE-
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She9.IT;S Sale.

FINDER aud by virtue Of an execution to me
u directed nom the Law or OF Memphis,
IN a case wherein the N and A. OF Memphis
are plalnths and A. N Ferguson Is defendant,
viii on SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF October,
1867. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock an. and
I o'clock pm ia front OF the courthouse door
IN the city Of Memphis, Ger aud sell to the
bidder, for cash, the foloWtnE described
real estate, viz A house and lot situate in city
OF Memphis, etc fronting % feet on the south
tide OF Beal street ana running back between
parallel Lies, and on a line parallel with De-
street. IZ5 feet 20 an alley crossing DeSotO
Oneet said lot begins at A point le2 feet west OF
IBsSoto street, and the house on the same is
numbered us. Levied on as the property OF
A. M. Ferguson to satisfy the aDoVe men
iisued execution in favor OF said N. and A. OF
Memphis. P. NJ WINTERS, Sheriff, etc.
BY ]. H. SWAN. D.. s.
September s, 1867. ael0 law4w
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DOR RENT
EOR REM t

Ons-hsIf Of . m0sr desirable Onlce, suitable
for a Lawyer Also. - sleeping room for rent
and f1r1l-u-s Of same for sale. Address g q,
W Appsai afhcs. oJ
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AACAHLY EETTLED.-We are pleased
TO state that the slight difficulty between
the members OF Typographical Union
No. II OF this city and TIE printers who
arrived here yesterday from points north
Of this has been amicably settled. Fhe
genGemRnly followers Of the art pre-
sentative Of all arts" Of our city, met the
new trio iR courteous and gentlemanly
debate, and showed them in plain and
undeniable figures the prices received in
this city for their work WRs barely COM
mensurate With the arduOps duties they
were required TO form and that they
were not only courteous ia their inter-
course with their fellow workmen on all
occasions, but Cosmopolitan in their
Views. And that the interest OF one was
the interest OK all-employer as well as
employed. 4 slight misunderstanding
occurred pending explanations be-
tween one or two parties, but
it was purely q personal matter
Of so Insignificant a nature thst
tie police did not even take c~Ognizance
OK the affair. The printers Of this city in
this, 81 in every affair IN which their
profession has been brought before the
public, deported themselves in their
usual rOle-fhRtOf Intelligent gentlemen,
Of broad and i~ntellectnsi requirements
and generous impulses.
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PEEs8NAL-Bsu- Maginiey, the well
known old comedian OF Memphis, ar
rived per train yesterday. His circus is
now en- route for TINS city, and will show
here ere long, Ben. looks as jovial and
handsome as ever.
Miss Belle Boyd left yesterday for
huntsville. Ala. where she proposes 20
give readings. We bvspeak FOR her a re-
ception worthy Of her Talents from the
residents Of the garden spot of the South.
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Attachment Notice.

John Brnt vs. Tim Harmon.
DEFORE me, VIM. 8. Walton, q J. in and
ID for Shelby county. The plaintiff in ths
above entitled cause having made oath accord
Tag 20 due form, That the defendant Is Indebted
to HIM, &c, and an attachment having been
issued and returned levied, Sc; the defendant Is
hereby notified that unless he appear and de-
fend on the 18th day Of october, iSSf, at 10
o'clock a m, proceeding win Re had ex parts,
and Judgment rendered against him for claim
and costs.
This uotsoe to be published in the Appeal
once q week for four consecutive weeks
self law4v~ WM. s. WALTON. 2.
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Piano % SaIe-

4 EoOa -sscsud-haLG BLEsk and Harness
uiULle used VIII se sO4u ChtEg. Apply 20 Eay-
IoE. Cay s. RuLGul ~ front E.reG. ~
q W. =. BRUCE 10. Monroe L.reeL
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%Annchlnent Nntice.

John Hallum. Agent for Geo. N. Lusher, vs.,
D. q Andrews,
4 FFIDANIT for Attachment having been
"A made by John HaLum agent for Geo. N.
Lusher, plaintiff in this case, In pursuance OF
section 1855 OF the Code OF Tennessee. and at
tacnn eut having been lssued and returned ny
the proper officer. levied, etc ." on the prop
erty Of the defendant;
tits therefore ordered, that said defendant
appear at my once IN the city of Mem phis,
Tennessee, on or before the 18th day Of OctoOer
next, and defend this suit, o. the same viii be
taken for confessed as to him nd the case set for
hearing ez paTte and that q copy ofthts order
be published once a week FOR four consecutive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal.
X. p. MILLER. p. p.
n,1=v T. AuIF~an Atfnrnevg SEEK lewIma
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THO Hundred sacks ~ White and Yel-
low Corn IN new gnnnies, for sale by
Page u Co, lS9 Poplar street.
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Attachqnent 8uit,

Law UOurL OF MeIuINIIa
LERE's OFFICE, Sept II, 1867.
Zim Aldrich & Co.. Plaintiffs, vs.. Quinn &
BiboW, Defendants.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"A made in this case in pursuance OF section
3a95 Of the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned b. tbs proper
oh1cer %'levied, etc" on the property ef the
defendants, Quinn Slbow
II -s1er0re ordered, That said descendants
appear at the Courthouse. IN sue city Of Mem
phfs. Tenn on or before Che second MONDAY in
october next. aud defend tnis suit, or the same
will be taken fOf confessed as to them. and the
ease sci for hearing 81 parte y and that a
COPY OF thls order be published once a week for
four consecutive weeks In the Daily Appeal.
COW: JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
TNo ". G. Rsl2 Iawlw
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Revival A series Of meetinga are
being held al the Central Methodist
church, morning and evening The pas.
tor, Rev. J. g. c. Collins, Is labOring
with the earnestness and zeal which has
aver characterized that kind shepherd
aud faithful chistriEn since he took
charge Of Central church. Last fail he
carried on a revival at this church for
two weeks with the most fsttering sue.
ceas, but his too diliRent labUrs caused his
health 20 be seriously impaired, and It's
only within The past few days that he
has been able TO resume his labors. We
hope these meetings VIII he frsught with
Eugl good. There viii be services this
morning q 2 o'clock and this evening 81
u O'Clock.
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The CircUs.-In my notice OF this es-
tablishment yesterday morning, / said,
ia effect, that it wss somewhat related TO
or in Beaver DAM" Wisconsin. From
careful inquiry made, | am convinced
that I was misiufOrme1 ss to the origin
Of q part Of the concern. The balance Of
the paragraph is true, In every particular,
and I do not propose TO take back one
word Of what ] have already sisted. AT
an esrIy hour yesterday morning some
parties connected with the circus cslled
az cur business Office, and complained
Of the attack ] bad made on them. One
OF the proprietors said "Write 3 card
refating the statements and IL will be
published Shortly after, another OF the
prnurietors called on the same mission,
when e like promise was made. | was,
however, present when the party said
the statements were not correct, ! sim
Div, then and there, said 1 thought, as a
public Journalist, I had a right tG speak
Of shows IS / found them. He did not
question hat right, but thought ne had
been unjustly treated. 7 invariably
speak OF entertainments as 1 find them,
worthy or unworthy. What ! have
written in the APPEAL can be fully
proven by many witnesses, among whom
are bankers, members Of the press,
steamboat agents and others. l am ger
sonally responsible for anything that
appears in the local columns OF the
APPEAL, and not only ready but willing
TO s~ubst8Rtiate the same at any time.
The threats OF sone OF the st
tachees Of this circus troupe are as
idle as they are empty. / am authorised
to state that their card is neither proper
or 1T for publication in this paper.
HARRY BECK,
LocaI Editor.
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Successor 10 Kennedy a Sneed,
MILL continue the Grocery, Cotton and
Commission Business al the old stand No.
rs Nalu street. where be viii be pleased 20 see
an his old friends and Customer
Es2 IN T. p sNEED.
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WE want ~ actlye energetic Agentiu every
" civil district ~ So 10 $50 per month 70
oanvsss FOR and silver our very p~Opularsouth-
en- Historical Work For fun particulars ads
dress, IncIosinE three cent stamp.
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DiesoLasfiOn 81 Pnrfnarahil

THE copartnerShip heretofore existing be-
l tween tie undersigned, under the style Of
LEETSCH s. DUScMANN, is thig day dis
solved by mutual consent. All Claims Of the
old firm will be collected and ali debts paid,
by F. W Dustmsnn. :. c. LEET5OH,
- LIZ. l. " nn-nan Z ~
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Planos, Orqans & MeLodeons
RFNA LIFE MsURANOE COMPANY.
Three-Tourihs OF the Profits Returned TO
the Policy Holders In the
Georgia Home Insurance Co.,
OF COLUMBUS. ga.
INCORPORATED Is59I
Cash CspltaI and s~arplus, 500 Id

Z BERAL CONDITIONS - EQUITABLE
IL Rstss, and Prompt settlements. Parties
IBsuring In tnis company viii get their pro-
portion OF profits Ia Scrip, which will Ds
at par vaiue on renewals
MOORE& WEST, Agents,
az MadfEon Hfraas
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Land For sale.

undivided e-hslfintsrast In 5000 acres
a Of Red uVcr bottom land, In Lafayette
Rnt SEWER mite Arkansas.
Tnlsfnters7t. tine tide 10 which is peTfect, wiz
- sold AZ ALLOW nEure, for Oue-intTd cash ana
- ramainder a. one and two yeaHs, without
tnAsHsG
AIEo, az ac1es Of magnificent Arkansas
r,asF bottom land above al overflow and me
uHeat cody Of aud ~ the state, -raRlcr1
o0aniy.
These lands via be sod 0oEethsT o. in par
Apply 70 PIKE 4 A8Akl.
Attorney az LaEr
- rs Man street, Memphis
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. a ~ II
FOR a TERN OF


FIVE YEARS,
THAT most desirable Eud centrally located
hotel- called HJTEL UE EUROPE
The Furniture, o. every KIND, nov used IN
the HJ.er. viii h5 sold With the Lease u do
sired. For terms Of -. Sc apply 81 The otlce OF
KENNY & POSTER,
KIT WiIlsms' Block,
ozILf C~ruer Second and Madison Sta.
DOR r 4 T.
srOEEs and OFFICES ia Betheiis New
Building. GA the corner o. Haln and south
Court streets Apply IN the building 70 r c.
BET5ELL, or 8 P WALKER, IN, IN rooms
~. l -u- : N.Y. Il
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LnsOLUent's Notice.

HAvING suggested the insolvency Of tie
III estate OF A.. r. MARI, deceased, notice Is
hereby given 70 all parties having claims
against said estate to hle them, duly authenti-
GATED with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
haywood county, Tennessee, on or before the
Oh day Of March, 1858, o. they WILDE forever
barred. w. I. B1ARS, Administrator.
III. Il J.. II. Freeman, Attorneys,
saIe 1a~AU
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Ladies, at the STRAW Hat and Bon
net B~leachery" you csn have your Felt
and Straw Hats and BOnnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade OF
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR.
a5S Main street.
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Coz. TREZEyANT AND fBE MEMPHIS
AND ONO RAILROAD.-We would not
m~isrepreSent any one and therefOrecOr
rectOur accouut Of the stockholders meet
INK OF the Memphis and Ohio railroad, so
Ia o. Jol. TreEevsntis concerned. He did
no. " withdraW" any structures he had
made on lie management but he frankly
stated that the report Of the president
convinced him that the leasing Of the
road TO tae Louisville company was the
only thing 70 aye il from BroWnlow's
hand and for this reason, he Was for
ind0rsing that action. The manages
ment" Of the road was not under discus
sion but il sGs a simple question as to
sheIher, under aH tie facts then dis
closed, the action % tho 8iseGtOry, 10
saving the r1ad from R~rOWuiOW's hands,
should be sastsinel, On that issue, be
thought il the duty d si % uphold the
old board.
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TITUS 60 CO.,
Cotton H a
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
so. 10 Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

EETE RESPECTFULLY ~solicita share Of the bust
ness OF the planters Of the aoUth. We
ihauk our former cuEiOmera for their patfou-
EEe, and would be pleased 10 have them con-
Lane buHiness with "a Our charges are The
ams'a AZ heretofore. All Cotton consigned 70 ~
VII be insnred, unle4 Otherwise instructed.
reGE eu1
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FOR SALE.


L = r : a i E.
Twelve mol Billiard Tables for sale. For
p~aFucuiau, inquire 81 q. H EVANS H
ocsEn y Monroe street