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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07

Gigentbnms llebertra9un.
gen. neldeIette $50 d in
Der office Des County.
Court Cleric regiftrir ri
iDsur0en 4
Is @eors Soft an S. 8loo5 llebertra !.
glns elmer Sertanisbia fur Srunoeis
gefltbum. - =.
81. Ne. See on 8. gS. Billon, Q
Gtobtbaultellen fir $500.
,ia Peter Wa9aren u. SSfdu an Charles
s. Barter 2anb in &enfndB $500.
Sanies g. Green an s, u. gelIon,
278 QlGer 2anb in IA. Diftrifl $6319.
50. o. Demoss an Sames g. @reen
226 9l6er Qanb in IA. Oiltritt $l949.
SameS 8. Green on s. q. Nenoss
144 Qlder i'm IA. Diftrift 1886.
Derielbe an O. Dome Sc MGer QanO
IA. Siltrift 1865.
3. u. @tepbens. an s.. s.. Garrilon
2aiio dnf deed of trust $21 900.
&amuel Mattins an Sacob @eniner
BnnfelIe in .4fc 9abo6s abolition:
8ieIe GAeinberfdufe iinO I'M Otes
0ilter elngetraeen, Die mir bier nid,t
auffii9refg ipollen. aanDberfauf lit In
Qllaerneinen lebr itiIl. Sod ifebt au
erfuarten, oaB it1 gieIe Der biifpst,
QIn9ebote bdl Der uerOen beran[det fep
ben, 30 fditfsu. s' .Ssss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
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6asrisirt BON Germ Carl s9ott Fnb non
6reitag an fir 81 rs gu baben BEL
juno Pm 3cuis Gd,fnsmaun.
E Sie Serren Sacob Gtifel un6
q. &arid baben Dem 5urnberein ibre
8a9en CUR 8erfiigung aeteIt, uno
miro Serr S. Stifel ben ieinigen NIT
bier id0nen Bferoen belpannt sur BE,
f0roerun9 bon Sinber bereit balten..
Gltern weroen namentli9 erIu6t,
feline iueiBgeflei0ete Niaoden am
Monta9 Morsen nit CUR Surnbaae gu
bringen.
8eiiteuer bon 8luneil gum 9lus.
idrniifen Der 8dgen, neroen SamItaa
uno Sonntag in Der Surnballe banfen6
ent9egengenommen.
Sas 8ergui9unss Gomite.
~ Sas arrangements @omite fir
oas 8oltsfelt am Wontae bat bafiir
geIorgt oas auBer ben @ars audi cine
aeniigenoe 9lnsabl SmnibuiIe BON
Square aus mad Dem Seltplas fabren.
Sjieielben iueroen % Gents a. 9erlon
berednen.
~ 8ro gram M fir bas
30 lfsfeit am n d often SO on<
taq. Oie Sereine beriammeln fid)
in Der Surnballe prdciie IS llbr. 9lbs
marfd bon herlelben um 8 llbr in fols
senoer Srbnuns:
II Seitmaridau 9loolf 0elion uno
9lifit. Seitmarfdaa Wt. Seftp.
p Srdeiter.
81 Burner S9iben NIT Den alien
Sabnen bes Sereins.
~ Sdiben> 8erein uno @dweiser.
Gerein init Der SABINE oes Sdmei<
ser s8ereins.
81 Deutide @eleIIldaft.
g. Sadions 2oge Ill Sarugari.
y @oncoroia . srein.
81 Neuer @elang> Gereiti.
81 Surner> 80glinge.
10) Surns 8erein nit Der nenen 6ahne.
8on Der SurnbalIe gum Sauare.
college, gburh, Gberrb, @eear, Sum<
mer, Sefferion, bon no aus lid Die N1it>
glieSer gum Seitplase beseben. Sober
Serein lit eriudt, einen afiiitirenben
Waridafl gu ernennen, Der iid um S8
llbr Worsens am 6eitta9e bel Dem 0elt.
maridau 81 rapportiren bat.
Das Goinite.
Ser Surnnart g. Shiinemann iuurbe
als 0urfbenber oes 8ergnIgunqs @@os
mites ernanni, nn0 tpuroe es linn iber<
Iaiien, paHenoe Seute fir Sub @omites
an5ufeIlen: aud CAB ibm Der gerein
8ollmadlt sur Nnidaffung bon 9reilen,
CUR 0erberrlidung Der SpieIe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07

II 9osbeife MiueraI @ofler- @er
bas bette Mineral ia ffer ulnfdt bas il
fabri5irt fpurOe, nlnB Nee@ormad, sasan u. Sos
6abrifat beriu9en, uuo Ct tpirb polIffdn6ig be.
frieoist perben. SeOe bslisbige auaufitat fam
in Der alien uito supsrIaiiigeu Sfit. SO los
SaoGbe1rb Strobe beitsnt nerbsn.
sMt@prmad; aear u So,
- SO l05 Sub @berrb Strase.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07

~ Serr 8. Burt superintcnbent
oes Graiebunesratbes i'm Sreeoman's
Burean NOR mebrere Sage lang ae>
tdbrli6 franz. God freut es uns bon
ieiner fortfdreitenben .Geneiung gu
b0ren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
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Der 0ampfer Sprab Fam bon Sin :
cinnati nit 1900 Sennen Sals fir Der
bieii9en Wartt an. DerfeI6e 9ebt NOR :
gen 9ta6mittas INN 4 llbr iuieoer bort :
bin ab. ags
Nlpba lief bon Cairo elm.
9faibDille 9ing um Is @inuten boz
2 llbr nad Cairo ab.
Ser SInb itebt A. SUP an ben Sboals
uno fault beoeuteno.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
R @aIb fpiro aus sttfD gotf

e1GIAs s,3;rS ma slSt,, McSF
I lihr 81 gp Iaes'as,,slS.t ., 0u"
moIie fon absr e,' ssn.rs. onsr
ceres NIT & o,ss,,, I mo- flaa : s-;ss
106a Mems Snsaobs 1871 n aasr
o91e y 20sr1 @sr;sa - -1ne. 8 ~ .
Ger3isa IOss n a. e., 49, o. = 10
safer miller. & SY, 5 fc,t.t 81
Sorn m, Ssnof 81 * '''ts' w.
1920
~ Serr 8. Burt superintenbent
bes Grsiebunasratbes I'M sSreeoman's
8urealt NOR mebrere Sage Iana ae>
s sgr f I. o @. 90 Inv Oon
bSrsr fts'e'A siA"S ."
81. n.
RE- On ser 9oroiueItIid1en Glen.
babnffrede bis Sobnfonbiae hin, Iieoen
etpa 600 unionioloatell. Miannidaf<
ten finb iest bef9aftigt, biefelben aus.
,a,ogTf;~HLof -, @.a.,;.. N,:s. 49,.
asS;sss Vs. - e'"A1'''' dpsts ." -
''o'ss"'
R- Dos GIebelono gou,ter fe1reibt:
Ser @eiaen lit in unlerer @eoenb Bis
iebt nod boIIitonSlo bonn foit befrp;t
imb Bic 9lusfi6bteu Fir Sic Grnbte finb
bener, iuie lie ienraIs friiber oetueien.
0iele EeIber finb Dem Sfeifen febr nobe
uno inn Qaufe BON aehn Saoen iperben
fie fir BEN @dnitt Sereit fem. @beufo
halt oas Dem 8orn Qinitiae y8etter an
SIS lit IN eber al nnk md an FROZEN
@ras fteht bor,iioTim Sofer nirS et,nos
FUR, QnsfaIIen neil r. az inat in her.
Sa6resaeit aeiat ipurbe.
9lQeS an6ere berfpridlt bel.
oeriift nerSen iolIen. miiiIen bis iha ;
feifeus . l1br gfad,mittoos In 6er 1fFfice
obo,Iipfert merSe,1 - Ehenfo Stems
unS g(nti,en olIer 0yr4 III SeroSsr
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InInihf :" ."
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'nifle 1etnes @artens in ben Marft ge<
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bon Der Staot betrn. Nuf per 8rannD
g8biteaRi ctfpa 5tpet Wteilet, bon Der
ipurOe er bon 5ipet Shurfen ange9rif<
fen uno allies 1sines @elOes beraubt.
gtner btelt oas Yfero; Der anOere un@
terIudte Die Saiden unO ben gSagen.
Na9Oem ne $50 uno cine ftlberne llbr
9eltoblen uno natboem ne : ftd iber<
5eugt, Dap re a4es batten, .lpaS Der
Wtann NIT tt0 fubrte, oeroutteten fie
IN o!e s5al9e.a Oer Sartner 1eoob
lubr froe 1etnes Weges nelter. Sn
lelneu l!nten Sttetel bate er etfpa
niht aefunher -
re- SIR Sofehb q Sones 6er ft6S<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
0erIamat

Nib elm senanster, energif6er dndnhiaer unb etr.
lber Rann, Der Ter beutiden nnb enqIi5den Spra s,
polfommen mad3ttg uno nit geniaenoen 2ofalfennt,
niffen auseertet 1T, fir cine oneenehme Stelung
Beritegelte Aorefen uno 3tecommenbGtionen gebt
man ab fir o. g., 4aibptHe BET
SEQ. NIinfe in Der Sarmonia SaIe,
lun4 bd nabe Der POit Office
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
giir Seit,rnasb erdusaeber.s

SD babe cine sieinIf1 srb6e auar,titG
heutlGfr BREWER, in (etr altem 3ulfanb Be.
FnpIids, ttInrr erpa fis DasraS &tSnbr uni
mel Eubenb S6riftfaifen, aud dnDere Or.
tifel ~ eiuer heiltfden Druferei sebSrig, an
rerfaufen. 0enannte Sa9sn fSnnen 81 BIZ
Iieen Vreifen abselaffen ipefbfn.
IaaE sea Jpba Subnf,
9erausseber Der pStaatss eitnns".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07

Eg Die m09entlide Staatsseis
tung foitet nod allen Sbeilen Der Union
berianot So per Sabr. gfa9 Seutf1>
LAMB, emf d lieBlid oes Bore
to 9, $3.50, na6 Der S9wei3 400
oortofrei. - @inSelne Slunimern mad
EUROPA 10 Gents portofrei.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
Sin briQianter 1lmsua

wirb burd lie Strasen Der Gtabt eroct 1uerben in
ueldeH ii9 eircd $50 geharniidte Sitter nit ibren
Iamen teTneen, profbtUcue Gbarlo 8, 8Gaen u. 10.
iomie Der toaeupannte Enron bes MpoIph nit benz
berii9n,ten O. defR rperben.bas @use Ses 3uidauers
ent,iiden.
Gin gro6er Ieben6er S6me Drb auf eiEem 9: atforms
iudeen iid5 in Der groaeffion befinben. {lyt =
Steies 1T ber gro6artigite AnbIid ieier 3eit.
Anfa SerBo # lIu n g. en- Una 2k unh
81 ubr.
2i6eraIe Grranaeme IS uerben nit Sd5uIeu fir bic
Hahmttass S1l iteIIu gemaht. Nan ifbe 9srrn
y. Sc. Riron i'm ct. gIoub 6otel
6erren nit 9nuten, rpei6e IS uoraebeH, t5nuen
GiHtriLtstarten in 81 u. Sinaefna's BUD Stere ober
in ben 8u1Iaoen bes st. eGpllo unb Commercial
6oteis erboIten.
Ndberes iber bic srObe ProIeiiion pirS am Ounfios
perohen tll9t. iun3 Do
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
StaDt un0 ,Staat.

EW 6err A1prit N6ber
It 9ofaI <I9ent Der, + Senneiiee 9taats :.
3eitung" aoi1g s lti
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-07
Office bes GcmntD glerfs, )
HafbpiIle Z. SUM '67.. :
5eiratbs< 8epilliguneen

IN IeBter gBodle aliSqegebett:
Reter 9. GObbs NIT Suiannab Ratbeps.
Sobn RaribaH NIT Glen 9. NeGhtna.
Meg. s. 9orter nit Rebecea O. Mui5on
8. y. Brap NIT 2Ou. g. 9saIftoa
unb IA farbise gaa 6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-13
Trustees Safe

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust executed 20 me
n as Trustee. on the 18th day or September,
1881, by John + Page and George W. Cheek.
and Gul5. recorded IN the Registers Office OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. 80. pages
SIS and go, Twill oder for sale, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described prop
erty, lying on Wolf river, near the city OF
Memphis, in the above named county, tO-wlt.
Atract or parcel of1and bounded as follows
Beginning at a stake tsn {l0B links north or a
willow marked &C FL on The northern boGnd-
ary line Of the chm Rice grant where said
lse crosses the eastern margin bf Wolf river ;
thence down saia river with Its meanderings
south 2 west six chains and sixty 900 Ink /:
thence souih 231zo west one ~ chain and dfEy
f5Ol links; thence south % west I'VE tl chains
- a stake. from which south So east eight 81
links Is a willow marked &C F." Hence north
Sgo east twenty-fOur CD chains and eighty-fOur
tsD links to astake, rom which north 81 west
eight f9 links is a sweeBgum thence north
twelve l2l chains and twenty (20 links to a
stake staldin on a bridge, nom which south
elm marked &C. k.5'i thence 50 west twenty
one CD chains and Nifty f5gl links TO the be-
ginning, This property Is well Known as the
Cotton Factory, and contains about twenty
nine elQl acres.
The sale will take place between eleves
O'Clock am. and one o'clock pm, on the 18th
day of August, 1875 In mont OF the business
house OF Register -Ttevevsnt. IN the Ayresi
Block, on Second street, between Madison and
court streets. Memphis. The equity OF re-
aemptioa is waived in the deed OF trust. The
Kood. but / Will not h.Bn myself personally for
The title, oay selling and eonyeying az trustee
I'd. W. MUNFORD. Trustee.
2 Memphis, July ~. 1867 .l4 jyl8 3taW-td
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r PLArPOEE.

LOYALTY 70 the Union OF the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning Obedience to and
m-sjptsnsnce Of all laws, State and Ma
tional. constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpsuon
aud Oppression, Of man or many
and % all eneroachmeuts upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon he just
and constitutional prerogattves OF any
Department Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of d~isfranehised citizens
TO all rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PRRpETUAIAssURAECE 10 the colored
rsee Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUBLAEIoS by State OF Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms. o entbroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habess
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsry Commissions, no lsttrss de caehet,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDINATION Of the Military
70 the Civil Power. r..
No STANDING ARsuEsOf States in time
OF peace.
APPRovAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent 10 prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the notwithstanding Of the
Government, and to restore the Union OF
the Ststes. and Of all that be has done
TO defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightfuI supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for
what be has left undoue or done amiss.
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small sums. No explanation foE tins
sudden fall i known.
CINCINNATI, July I2-Flpur scarce
SO 25tal4 co for family and fancy
Wheat higher, No. 2 winter, 81 so.
Corn, unchsuged and -frm. Oats dull
75f@f6e for NO.rr7 Rye scarce, 81 259
] s0L Whisky steady 3oet 70 bond IFerk
higher, closing firm. So, Bulk meats
held at sfafTIe fjr shoulders aud ssides.
Bacon higher, 10ie fox SHOULDERS 1919
for clear RIB sides; 1919 for clear sides.
lard higher, I2e. Seed dull, 50 20.
- NEW YORK, SuIyl2.ZCotton Is shade
easier; sales 1909 bales . uplands, $50
26le. Flour better, 81 1907 As for super
dne state western, Whisky unsteady,
26G30c In bond. Wheat, Base higher.
Corn unchanged. 81 OB@1 0s for new
mixed WESTERN 81 IA FOR new southern
yellow. Rice heavy Oats frmer, S29
S3e for western Coffee unchanged.
Sugar firm, 129l3c for Cuba. Molasses
heavy, SIC for Demarara. Pork, p 7b.
NeW York Money Market.-Money
continues easy, steady ct lac. Sterling
quiet, M61A4,s Gold, 399939f. Govern
m0nt stocks Less active, 3 shade easier,
and closing firm. Stocks have been
somewhat depressed By = rrnaF Of the
failure,of a large national bank there is
no truth ia the umor Western Union
telegraph, 47394S; Pacific mail, 1924 /;
Atlantic, 1921. ra ~ ~
ST. LOUIS, July I2-Tobacco, active.
Hemp, better 81 55G1 50 for choice I'M
dressed; choice dressed, s. IS. Flour,
inactive ranging from 50 759l5. Wheat,
dull and UNCHANGED. Corn, heayyS5GSl
Oats, dull 79@S34c. Rye, 81 05@l 10.
Provisions, firm and quiet. Pork,
So 75@23- Bacon shoulders, 10e; clear
sides, 13o. Lard, dull ll49l2c for choice
kettle, Whisky, firm zoe free: 81
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ASSOCIATE EDrroR--SL CLAIR
BusrNEss MAEAGER--.-..IOMN
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--LATEST
BY
AIH1 4H fsEl AlU
Night Dispatches.
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LWEsrEHH ASSOCIATED PRESS REEOET-l

WASHINGTON, July 12.-At Surratts
trial two witnesses testified that Surratt
was not in Washington on the night of
the assassination had not been there for
some time previous. Some lady acquaiut-
anpe Of Mrs. Surratt cOntradicted WEIGH
mans testimony, showing that individ-
ual to be q contemplate scoundreli it
was clearly shown that Surratt was at
Elmyra, New York, on the 18th and 14th
Of April.
HOUSs.-A resolution wss adopted di-
recting the spedisl committee on south
ern railroads combining their operations
to Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and
( Louisiana, to report sb~flIdeclaring forfeit
to the United States of all lands granted
by congress in 1856 to the foregoing
states FOR railway purposes, which grants
have expired by limitation.
Stevens froH the committee On recon-
structiOn reported back to the senate the
reconstruction bill With several amend
ments, mostly verbal. As a substi-
tute for the first section, declaring
the true intent and meaning Of
act of March >, 1867, to have been
that governments then existing in rebel
states we're illegal therefore such gov
ernments, il continued, were to be sub
jecs 10 all respects to their military COM
manders and authority Of congress.
Among sections reported wa one direct
ing none Of the officers of registration to
pay n regard to the decisions or direc-
lions OF the attorney general or any
other officers of the government
except as directed by congress. The
bill vas debated tillhalf past three, when
Stevens moved the previous question,
calling for vote on the various amend
ments. Amendment substituting first
section of the house bill for that Of the
| senate was adopted amendment refer
ing to the attorney generals decision
was modified 50 rs to read, "NO district
commander or officer Of board Of regis
tration should be bound in action by any
opinion OF any civil officer Of the United
StatesD-agreed to. All other amend
ments were agreed to, and the bill s
amended goes back to the senate.
House adjourned.
Sendte.-A lengthy discussion occur
red on Mexican affairs. Some radicals
are making blood and thunder speeches
approving the execution Of Macmillan,
and defying the world against the pow
ers Of the United States government.
Conservatives, however, eulogized Max
imilian as a brave and generous man,
and denounced his execution as an act of
barbsrity unequalled in the annals Of
civilization.
Mr.. Wilson offered a bill authorizing
the secretary Of war to raise four regi-
me1tse # YOlppteers for frontier purposes,
and sppropristing 81, 64s,0 900 to pay
troops already called out for that puT-
pose. .
CHICAGO, July En- the collision on
the Chicago and st. Louis railroad yes
terday evening between the express and
passenger trains one bfakesman was
instantly killed, baggage master fatally
injured, baggage car, express car with
engines demolished, and several pas
sengers slightly injured.
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.IERRY LEWIS

Banking and Brokerage Business
on the most Hberarterms. mh24tr
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WHAT CAN'T A MILITIA nv COVER
NRR no

- Nv
A military governor, under the recon-
struction act, can
Suppress newspapers. Silence leOtur-
ers. Remove mayors OF cities, COVER
mors Of states, boards Of commissioners,
etc. Can exclude white aldermen and
appoint black in their places. Can take
possession Of savings banks. Can enact
laws and postpone the payment Of debts.
Can prohibit the distillation OF corn and
the sale Of liquor. Can run down city
stocks and repudiate city currency. Can
spend 100000 for registering black voters
and ask for 5000 900 more. Can abolish
local taxes and regulate the circulation
Of papers. Can settle the rate Of wages
and the price Of commodities. Can
GisObey the president and insult the
-sbinet. They can do all this, and far
more. What they can't do, no one has
ventured to say.
Yet an extra session Of congress is
called to give more power to these mill
tsry chieftains TO make them so abso-
Lutte that for ever the president to CUES
ton the limits Of their authority viii be
a creme Of Impeachment. -
This is what the dog-dsy congress is to
do. Is II not madness Albany Argus.
No: it is only despotism. The SUM
mary wants only one more item, to
make j il perfect. We add it:
Can issue an order to stop the execu-
ton Of a decree Of sale, by a competent
Court Of Chsncery, of the property of
W. D. WALLACE, proprietor of the
Washington &Gr.
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MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, July u Cotton sales
400 bales market dull and unsettled, fol
middiings, 22}@234c; receipts Of ths
week, 1143 bales, against 2l56 last week
exports Of the week, $3.50 stock on hand
q, 668. LOUISIANA sugar, for fair low,
bic for prime, 144c. Cuba firm fol
Nos. 10 to IA; fair TO prime, I3fe. Mo.
i@asses, nothing doing. Flour, superfine,
Sll 25; choice, Sl6 509lS 25. Corn firm
yellow.andt mixed, 81 223@I 80 white,
81 35@l 374. Oats advancing, SHE.
Pork quiet and firm at s24 rs. Bacon.
shoulders and ribs scarce life fol
shoulders, I3e for rib, and lac for clear
sides. Lard quiet, l2sc for fierce, 1896
for keg,
( LaUEYHEEi July 12.-Saies Of Iss
'hhds leaf tobacco at full rates; common
mgs, 81 Ie65; medium leaf Sc ~
Selections, S2f 75t Owen county cutting
leaf, S27 rs. Old four-superine, S.
No. l new, S14. New wheat, 81 S0a2.
Corn. shelied and delivered, 81 Oats, in
bulk, S5c. Mess pork, SD IS. Bacon
shoulders, l03e; clear sides, packed, 135
@l33ei fancy hams, l94c. Lard, in
rerees, Lie. Raw whisky, in bond, Soc.
Groceries firm.
I NV 0BhEAss EJuIs z&LGSd. 1885,.
Sterling, 50@53c New York sight, Has
premiund- In two days city curreneyh has
fallen from 600 per cent discount at
brokers' officers, though sin received at
par By most dealers when presented Ia
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WISE AND True WORBs-sPERCH az
THE EMPEROR

n EMPEROR EAsOLB0N M
The following speech pronounced bv
the Emperor Of France at the distribp-
ton Of rewards for merit and desert at
the great Exposition, is worthy to ave
been spoken by NToNINUs or HADR1AN.
NAPoLEoN WAS before entitled to be
called the Benefactor Of France and the
assurance Of prolonged peace which this
speech gives, now entities him to the
nsmeo Beuefactor OF Europe
Gentlemen After an interval oftyelve
years i come for the second time to dis
tribute rewards tothOse who have most
distinguished themselves in those works
which enrich the nations, embeHish life
and soften the manners. The poets OF
antiquity, sang the PFaises Of the great
games in which the various nations
assembled 70 contend with Greece for
prizes IN the race and other sports. What
would they say to-day were they pres
ent at these Olympic games Of the
whole world in which the nations Of the
earth contend BY force Of inteHect alone,
and seem 10 launch themselves forth ST.
multaneously on anihhnite career Of pro-
towards an ideal which has been
necessarily approached without ever BE-
ing able 10 be attained. From all parts
Of the earth have come representatives
Of science, srts and industry Fho have
hastened 70 vie with each etheE-and
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-13
To Builders.

THE undersigned proposes to divide fly OF
one hundred acres Of his land into small
lotE-say, OF i've acres each-aud to give the
alternate lots in pas ment for improvements
constructed upon the Others.
Theland is sffuateG three miles east Ofthe city
OF Memphis, az the termiuusOf Unioa avenue,
fronting ON the extension Of that avenue, on
Trezevanb avenue, ana on tbs Poplar street
road. It is covered in part with a oeaurifnl
growth OF forest tees, and is unsurpassed BY
q thersuburb property In point Of health,
building sites, and the character Of the sur
rounding neigbbOrs.
IN Undertaking this enterpriz9 builders can,
In addition TO their usual profits. calculate
with certainty on the enhancement OF the
v e ne or the lots paid them, BY the Improve
menE OF those adjoining
Apuly to Roysier. rrezeyant q Co, Ayras
RufidinI. ZIG SecDpd street, or o me al their
once. HyI8 l7n1 n H. TlRELENANT.