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STATEITEus

The Franklin ReUjetO learns that the
prospect for an abundant yield from the
wheat crop in this county, was never
more fiattering. The amount OF land
sown is larger than for several years
past, and if nothing happens to the crop,
an unusually large yield is expected.
The Fayette F9IcOR says the number
of votes registered in that county up to
June first, is two hundred and ffty-two.
OF this number l05 are whites and l57
negroes-negro majority in the county
ffty-two. Crops in the southern portion
of Fayette are looking remarkably well.
The Philadelphia Herald truly says
The most unrepentant rebel in the south
is patriot compared to parson Brown
low. Very few will dispute that asser-
ton who reside in Brownlow's dOmin-
ions.
The new postOffice building at Chat
tanooga is sufficiently advanced for oc-
cupancy, and is a great Improvement on
the old office accommodations.
Capt. i. G. Fleming, a radical bat
Of the Horace Greeley stripe will OPP
pose Stokes in his district, and received
the cordial support OF the recent Nc
Minnville convention.
-Brownlow has sBnHlled the registra-
LlOH III NAUuttG NNl-tfFf -
that frauds and Irregularities have been
practiced there"
The Nashville Irishmen are getting
up a pic mic to raise funds for the wives
and children Of Fenians now imprisoned
by the English government.
Gen. Basil Duke, of AL0rgan's cav
airy celebrity, is in Nashville, and the
guest Of 5 ID. Morgan, Esq.
A negro residing in Edgefield lately
proposed for q sable beauty there, and
got the mitten. She married another
colored Apollo the other day, and the
rejected hero rode up 70 the house on
sunday last and fred with 2 revolver
st the brother Of the bride, the bfidS
herzelf and visitor whom he mistoOk
for the groom, but fortunately missed
every one Of bis intended victims then
the last man fired at, having produced
an old shot gun, the would-be assassin
inglorioUsly fed, and has not been heard
Of since.
-TheMnoxvilie Wing has heard some
complahh of rust in wheat among our
farmers, but whether the crop will be
seriously damaged is not yet ascertained.
The same radical sheet says Capt.
Steals company of state guards was
mustered in On Friday.
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hRi-ANsAA ITEMs.


The DaaU gazette of June lst says
We learn that twenty whites and tWen-
ty-five blacks were istered in Pyeatte
township. The weather during the days
the board was there, was very rainy and
the streams were high. This doubtless
kept many from registering who were
disposed to do so. However, we are
aware that there is great indifference
manifest among our people on the sub
ieet. if the bad effects of the course
were visited alone among themselves,
they would be exeusable; but as the
whole community must suffer with them,
it will demand the excuse OF cOpsidera-
bic charity to eXeu their non-perform-
aDce OF plain duty.
The Fort Smith SJdHdGrd OF the 21st
says: We notice ia Chicago paper that
there is great destitutiOp among the
white people of Fort Smith, Arkansas. -
As there is but one Fort Smith IN the
state this must be the place. How such
a story could get abroad is a mystery,
unless the paper giving the SANDER pub
licity made a mistake in naming the
place. Our people have s. plenty and to
spare. There is no lack of provisions,
but perhaps a scarcity of greenbacks to
purchase them. If the eastern philan-
thropists have a surplus of the '' root OF
all evil" they can send few car loads
this way. AS for clothing and prOvis-
ions. we have no use for any more than
IS here and when the growing crop Is
gathered, shall have an abundance to
spare. Correct the SANDER, gentlemen,
and if ever you come this way you Will
be personally satisfied with Cur ability to
take care Of ourselves.
4The Daily Conservative says in por-
tions of Prairie couRty the crops are
looking badly, so We learn by a gentle
man who resides in that county. The
weather has been so wet that the farm
ers could not work their crops, hence
weeds and grass have sprung up and got
such 8 start that it is going to be diff
cult matter to put the young corn and
cotton in proper condition TO come
forward rapidly. We presume that such
is the case universally for the season has
been very wet throughout the entire
state.
business Is very dull IN Little Rock,
no wagons in the streets or boats at the
landing, and the emerchsnts, says the Daily
Conservative, wear long faces, with trade
narrowed down to ladies shopping, and
twenty five cents a drink for gentlemen.
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-Fhe latest novelty in hats has been
introduced to the trade quite recently,
and promises very soon to completely
revolutionize the straw goods business.
This is a Modena hat. The material Is 8
secFet. The hats are made in perfect i'm
itation Of straw, Of any desired shape,
are strong and waterproof, and can be
manufactured ct about half the cost Of
straw goods. Already these hats are
quite popular with the ladies, as the
shape, once fixed, is preserved despite all
changes of weather. Some very beauti-
ftIl patterns are produced, and any shape
into which straw is capable OF being
fashioned can be initiated with this ma
terial. The demand for this Pew style is
SO great already that the utmost resources
of New York establishment are taxed
to supply it. -
Among the income returns IN Wash
ingtoD this year, the largest is that Of Il.
ID. Cooke, banker, $4,000; w. w. Cor
coran, the well known banker, returns
SIS. sSS, and G. w. Riggs, his partner,
S57, ,05O.
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"A husband ninety years old, accom-
panied by q wife Of seventeen, was lately
observed on Main street Buffalo, draw
ing his infant in baby chaise.
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Noon Dispatches.
Ivaslaas AssOorArrD, raEss asrorrs.l /,

:
RALEIGH, June 6.LThe president and
party left for Chapel Hill yesterday
morning. Judge Chase arrived here
yesterday, TO open a court in North Car
olina. He was enthusiastically received
By the negroes.
CHARLESTON, June e.-There Is con-
siderable depression in this community,
owing to the recent orders Of Gen.
sickles interfering in municipal affairs.
During the last two days city stock has
declined ten TO fifteen per cent. The
board Of trade deprecates his action as
Injurious TO the city, and appointed a
COMMITTEES to confer with -Sickles IN
relation thereto.
MONTGOMERY, June 6.-The union re-
publican convention Of Alabama, sd-
jOurned after two days session. Over
l40 counties were represented. ResOlu-
tons were adopted declaring alliance
with northern radicals, ind0rsing the
congressional reconstruction act favor
ing civil and political rights among all
classes, the education OF negroes, the re-
moval Of the cotton tax, and acquies-
euee Of COnfederates in all radical
Three cases were before the circuit
court Of this district against Judge Bus
teed for an alleged illegal conversion of
moneys, conspiracy to defraud plaintiffs
and the corrupt abuse and usurpaticn of
the Office Of judge.
NEW YORK, June 6.-The 7Fi5tnae's
New Orleans special telegraphs to that
paper Sheridanls dispatch to Grant, Civ
ing hisreasOns for removing Judge Abel,
Mayor Monroe and AttOrs 11GeneTal
Heron.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-It is stated
that in a conference between Gen. Grant
and Secretary Stanton, the latter favored
the administration of a reprimand 10
Gen. Sheridan for his wholesale re-
mOvals
LONDON, June 5.-LoFd Monek has
been appointed vieeroy Of Canada.
1t is understood that it is the intention
Of the sultan Of Turkey to visit Queen
Victoria in July, after completing his
visitto Emperor Napoleon and the expo
sition.
BERLIN, June 5.-The plan of the
sOlverein for all Germany, including the
states Of South Germany as well as those
in the north confederation, have been
formed. In the chamber of deputies
the grand duchy OF Hesse voted in favor
Of entering the North German Confed-
Grafton.
MONTREAL, June 6.-The British war
office has decided to send $4,000 Snyder
Enfield rifles for the use Of volunteers in
Canada, and large quantity Of Snyder
ammunition for the use of regulars and
volunteers
"A husband ninety years old, accom-
panied by a wife Of seventeen, was lately
observed on Main street, Buffalo, draw
ing his infant in baby chaise.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

FT1RAlNS leave as follows city t1nel;
L Through Express. Sundays excepted. 6:2o
Hua.. Through Mail, $50 pm; Somervllle Ac-
comm odation at $40 2 M; Grand junction
Accommodation Train, connecting with Mis-
slssiupi Cent al Tran, leaves at I2s30 p N.
Express courects at Grand junction with
arternoOn train On tire Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Sp-ngs, Mater Valley,
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburg, Miss, New Or
A Corinfh, for Ozolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile. Ala etc
Al Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, etc
At Chattanooga, for all places In Eastern
Alabama. Georgia. North and south Carroll ma,
Virginia, " ashingtOn, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, eic .
Through Mall connects at Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Team.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
bia Sa-hvIile, etc.
At Chattanooza MAI trains connect for same
poiuts as EXpress trans.
Baggage ch &c zall through
For tickets and further information, apply al
the Office No I3 Coura street
". 4. ROSS, Gen 2 Sup't.
A. BARNES. GenG TlekeI Agent
au1a n - III SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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LATE FRom wAsHINGToN.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The district
attorney stated to-day that he should
proceed with Surrattis trial on Monday,
and on the indictment for murder. The
witnesses on both sides will number
nearly one hundred.
Gen. Samuel Fesseuden, of Maine, and
brother of the senator from that state,
declines the position of assistant secre-
tary Of the treasury which has been
rendered to him. He prefers his position
in the patent office.
The treasury department. received a
letter from France announcing that
Alexander Delano, chief of the bureau OF
statistics, had been elected an honorary
member of the French board Of that
name.
The news Of the removal Of Gov. Wells,
Of Louisiana, did not reach here until
this afternoon. Gen. Sheridan did not
telegraph il 20 Gen. Grants headquar-
ters, and the intelligence was not credited
until the official order came to the presi-
dent. The action of the military Off
eials, however, was anticipated some
what by the government, for the reason
that il was advised few days since that
Gen. Sheridan had practically suspended
Gov. Wells by the Issuance of an order
prohibiting him from making any re-
mOvals or appointments under the state
government without the same being first
approved by the general commanding
the military district.
The Louisianians, who have been
urging the president to remove Gov.
Wells, state, ne viii certainly revoke
Gen. Sheridan's order. They arrive at
this conclusion from conversations had
with Mr.. johnson on this very ques-
ton.
Advices received by the government
show that Gen. Sheridan has removed
all of the police force at Galveston,
Texas, on account of dislOyalty, and that
he has also organized a military com
mission for the trial of civilians and
others charged with crime.
The republican majority in the munic-
ipal election yesterday in this city foOts
Sup nearly 3OOO It is announced that the
election will be contested on the ground
OF fraud, but the fact that the Conserva-
tive candidates cannot 60 behind their
own registry will probably indefinitely
postpone such proceedings.
A correspondence has just been COM
pleted between Secretary Seward and
Baron Stiekel, wherein the purchase OF
the Russian possessions has been formally
acknowledged by both governments, al
though the money has not been paid over
and will not be until an appropriation is
made bycongress. The Russian minister
to-day informed Secretary Seward that
the officials in Russian America had been
instructed TO admit all United states YES
sells free of duty.
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BANKING.
MEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1914.
OFFICE, 2QI-2 MADISON STREET.
BANKING.
DIRECTORS:

J. J. MURPHY, - President.
r. M CASH. Secretary.
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Tnesdav. Jnne ~. lS67


Law Conrt of he8pt
W. B. Gibson & Co. E..ii.-t. ; vs.. J. II. Havnsa
4 Co, defendauts.
: A FFiDANIT for ent havina baa,
"A made in this css- ..s.rsuanee 81 sector,
3455 Of the Code OF q fsrI ess-e, aRd affaehrnaTf
having heen issued 3 armed oy the nrorser
ofieer~ levied, etc. properly OF me sis-
fendants, j. H. Hayr Co;
II Is therefore ord q that said defspdant
appear AZ the Courlh use IN the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before tie second Monday IN
J1lne next, and defend this suit or tbe SENS
viii se talzen tor confessed as 70 them, and the
this order BE- published once a week for f.,ur
consecutive weeks IN the Nennnhis A T,l.a,,l =
A Copy: JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
Clerk 5 ONCE, Nay 2, 1851
CspP. Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
PiaintinA may3 laWfWs
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NOTICE.

WE have THIS day sold our entire interest," y
W The Saddfery BusineSs. 2s secsnd stIseli
to Mr.. JOHN V.-0aLHOUS who vii cel-
iinus she bushes st the Old stand he -
pleasure in recommending aim 20 eql s.s-l,5
-> u B AUSTIN.
me books of J. r. Scheiser 8 g. it,e{ =
sodnd II the 0ffiee Of j. " Unl1pl-e-. -.
seffieIuarf can be made. 1ir. 9lllGt'sl - i---
agent Mr. Richard Warren, j. az utholl-tt- =.
csive and receipt for all money cue e--.,-,-s,-ss p
mysIlra J.EAusIiN.
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Dissolution.

THE eopartnership 4 retofore existing be-
4 tWeen - ,. haller,t N r. Ellis and John
u. Fisher. under the nj ie and Style or HAfr
LER, ELLIS a CO, Grd-ers and Cotton Fac-
tors, at No. 40 Madison street is this iay Il 5
solved by mutual consent, " Y. Ellis rssirirfa.
kThe business hereafter viii be conducted <
e1e same place, no. 40 Madison street. under
The name and sfNle Of
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Trlssfee,s Sale.


TN pursuance OF a deed Of trust executed to
/ me by q. A. kenerstaeE, dated JulyI4. iSh6
and duly recorded IN the Registers Office Of
SnelSy county. Tenn. In book No. 81, part "a
pages 2a6 - and 2,S for the purpose OF secuF-
ing certain uOtss th eraill specified. and iu de-
fauit OF payment having been made, wiz, on
saturday. the 22d Day OF JEne, 1871,
between the hours ofl0and y o'clock = m. A. the
southeast corner OF alley Between Mainland
Front on Madison street. IN the city Of Memphis
Tenn, sell, al public sueti0n, 70 The highest
bidder Tor cash, certain lot OF parcel OF
ground, In the county OF shelby and stale OF
IenneAsee, known and described as follows
being about ave miles east OF tbs city OF Ne.a-
phis, on the waters OF Cypress creek, and
knOWn upom ". Arrn0uI's subdivision OF his
plan of lots IN the Garrett tract as drawn by
Order a Funiaea civil engineers. and known
upon said plan as lot Ne. a. eight Hezinning
on the southeast corner OF the Intersection of
tfrau and hucker avenues as laid down upon
said plat thence easU,gardly with the south
line of said Grace avenue twelve hundred and
teveuty-elght feet illa feet) 70 the lands of ths
late John Pope thence sOuthwardlv three
hundred and tWenty-ssyen fve.t tenth fset
fsyT S-inth faetl 20 IS stake thence vest
Srnrafv twelve hundred and seventv-eigbt
feet fiz7s feetl 70 Ruoller avennes thence noTil-
,Vardly with the east line Of Rucker avenue
three hundred and tYenty-seyen nve-tentb
foet fs27 10Th feet 20 the beginning, contain
z nfne sixty-One hunaredth acres q 6l-lOo
fesl.
pooa, bnt / viii sell and convey only as trustee.
ZEE lds HORACE Z. GARTH, Trustee.
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"TO WhOm II May Copeern y

NOTICE Is hereby given that J c. McDADE
~ & CO., OF Memphis Tenn, have this day
made So asslgnmept ot All their assets and
effects 10 J. Ii. West, ]. r. Taylor and j. = Car
ruthers, OF the firm of West, Taylor q Car
ruthers, Assignees for the benefit OF their
creditors
All parties indebted 70 said Arm OF j. G.
McDade & Co, win come forward and settle
with the assigoeeS, and all creditors OF said
frm will present their claims for settlement
under said assignment 10 the undersigned as
siEuefS
= WEST, TAYLOR a aCARRUTHERs,
Us Front street.
Memphis. Tenn. May q 1857. nysI dlWKt
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ChaHcery Sale Of Real Estate,

On tuesday, June H. 1861.
No. 80 ". r d Samuel Tate et Al. vs.. Lewis
Selby et ai.-Chaucerv Court Of Memphis.
DY virtue OF an interlocntOr degree made in
ID this cause, viii sell, Al public auction, 70
the highest BIDDER at ne CourthouSe door, IN
the city OF Memphis, Eenuessee, on
Tuesday. June II, 1857,
between the hours q 20 rn. and y m. the
following Described real estate, to-Wit: A eer-
tain LOT Or parcel Of ground situate, lying and
being in shelby county. state Of ienneSsee,
and in the 18Th Civil District Of said county
containing eight acres and fourteen hundrsSitbE
OF an acre. the same heing the north part Of
Irt N, III Of subdivision 40 Z as known on
fhe plan OF the subdivision Of the John Ram
ssv grant Of nve Thousand acres as subdiEided
~ M A. Kerr and 4. ;. Todd Lot 40. II is
shown on Isuckefs nap marked T. 5. Tate.
TERMS o. SALE-ou a credit Of SIX and twelve
months, notes with good secuuty, with Interest
from d4y Of sale, al1d ten retained tfII 49,
ment OF the purchase money.
EQUITY OF REDEEM ptinu barred
a. AL l0N Clerk and Master
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While on her way to- church, in.
.Greensburg, Pa, on Sunday last, Miss
Martha POrtser, a young lady in the
prime of life, suddenly fell to the ground
and expired She was q Victim of heart
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Dissolution.

THE firm Of GRIGSBY, EVANS & JOHNSON
/ is this d-y dissolved by mutual consent.
W. T. Grigsby retiring. Either Inemrer Of the
late firm il authorized 10 receive aud receipt
for all claims in their hands.
W. 7. GRIGSBY
JNO. W. bVANs
= z JOHNSON
The COTTON aud COMMISSION BU sINESS
will he continued under the name and style OF
EVANS & JOHNSON, at No. "a Front street.
JNO. ". EVANS. .
May e. 1857. :. 4. JOHNSON.
9rr
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The Iseaven worth Bulletin says The
panic on the grassf1opper subject Is fast
subsiding throughout Kansas and farm
ers who. a few weeks ago, determined
to plant nothing from fear Of the pests,
are now beginning to put in large crops.
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Boulevard Hoop Skirts !
NOTICE.

fTRHE creditors OF the esr afe of f. g Appieby
are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate 10 the CleTk or the
Scunty Court OF Upton cOunty, Tennessee aud
the creditors Of said estate are uoIided % ne
their claims, duly authenticated, within six
months from the date hereof or Ia $ u0l1ce viii
De nled in bar OF the same
]. B. DANNIEI4, Adnluistrator.
April lSf MI nul9rf
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Notice.

A 7 the June Term. ls67, OF the County Court
"A OF shelby county. Tenn, / shall apply for
Letters OF administration on The estate OF
SILAS P. LIG0N.
Nav g. fsf7 mva ims
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HALLER, FISHER q CO.

who slone are authorised 70 use the paroe NJ
the old hrn In settlement,
B. Il. HALLER,
VAN K ELLIS
Memphis May IS 1867. mviS1nr
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Dianomd Line

TVHROUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
Il Cincinnati by raj or river Time guaran-
fe-ii-CarS seaied-no change from Cincinnati
10 New YORK. WAY JOHNSON.
mh5 n rtnr Mharf beat.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
Zll E'~7Uf Strfrf

A.. AN D a. cCOIIIsI1 nj y.
% Front Street.
FfVRnrrs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No. l.
stated Communications ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry 7. Ncodard, sd, c..
NJ Charles n. Carroll, l4th. Sec.
MTTHRAS LOdae OF Perfection, 18Th; No. Z
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Meliersli SO, g.. NJ. A. 4. Franklandr sd
Sec.
CssTPfIIA rouucl Of Princes Of Jerusal leul, 10TH.
30. / Benz. X. Pullen, S2d Tarsh-'- -
- Sec
CAIyARY or APTER OF Rose Croix. 18th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, sd, M. W. H. a. Tom
PETTI1PPE Dup. .EssETs Council Of E-h, 3oth.,
No L henry =. WOOdarI, 32i,s Comm. (;
William T. farOde sd, Rec q.
COSsIsTORT or WEST IESS H7ssEE, I'D John
AInsue. SD, Comm. in JEiefi Dodge e
Trader, sd. Reg.
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NEVPHIS APPEAL
PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & co.
pnTrr or sUBgCRTPrTON.
RATES or ADvERTISING.

Daily an advanoel per amman 81; 81 =
a per week =
To carriers and neEs-dealers, per copy
Wtsekly per annum lin advancel ~
re subscription entered On our mai Dooks
for a less time than one month.
a nv
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HEBREW AxB MASONIC CALENDAR.
Observation-Disclosures.

MASONIODIRECTORY
1867.
LODGES.
AueFRoxA No. I6S Meets l-t Monday in
every month. At Odd-FeIlov7~' Hail cor. q t'ourt
and Main. D. e. Trader, W. NJ d. T. Tom
nHson. sec
Eourff MFNrEfTs. No lis. Meets q Friday Of
each rnontn-HalI. cor. Madison aud second.
]. T. Seliars, W. NJ; Bsnj- X Puleu, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT No. 2ss Ne6ls lst Friday o. each
outh-HaIl. aur- Madison q nd Second. John
Ainslie. w. NJ. II. p. Wood ward. Sec.
HEz1IToN. No. ~. Meets 28 Friday Of each
mouth--odf- Fellows Eau. p NJ. Stanley,
". N ". IT. Butts, Sec
Ku.wISNENG. No. 81 III ID Meets 4th Friday
OF each M mDuth-1ot Front street John j..
Worsham. S5i, W. n b. X. uLen, 32d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Pr-g,y C~lapter. No l. Meets ID Monday Of each
MONTH -Odd-FelIows' Hall. A. ]. Whee CT,
H p; II. Il PaynBeT, Sec.
p AND 2. ".
EUREKA Council. No. @. Meets 81 Monday Of
each Iuonth-flid-F Fellows Han John Zent,
Tn. H.; n. J. " iggins kec.
TEMPLAEs.
CYRENE Cor1msndery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zeut Com; \. j.
Wiggiu Rec.
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Lumber. Lumber, Lumber

WE viii contract to furnish 5000 to 10000
w feet Building Material
Also. 5e)Oto 3BOdIO feet Dressed Flooring.
AN the above OF the best Yellow Pine.
Address J. a. WIGGS & 20, BurnsVille,
FOWLER, WIGGS & Co,
No. l95 Main street.
r7,v4 In, Memphis Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
CIVIL COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CnAMBERs.- Mr. Justice
BARNARD.
. THE OLYMPIC THEATER TROUBLES.
Rnle. Receiver. act. Dnf and others


THE OLYMPIC TIIEATER TROUBLES.
Bols, Receiver. agt Dlf and others
This is pendent TO the suit to eylct Mr.
Duff from his control Of the Olympic Thcater property
Mr. Duff some time ago. made tease to Mr. Hayes Of
the property commence Mr. Growers lease ceasng
This ended few days ago, and Mr. Hayes was TO have
opened next Monday An Injunction, meanwhile, was
obtained the ground that the lease was
invalid. The preliminary injunction was ob
tanned paTfe, and has now been vacated
without the presence Of the plaintiffs on the ground that
whatever Mr. Dus relations 10 the property and other
parties he the Receiver and had authority 10 make
lease and his innocent lessee had full right TO tho pos
session and uhe Of the property.
little while later the counsel FOR the plaintiff applied
on the ground that the order granted out OF court
l. e. not At chambcrs-for the vacation OF Mr.. Justice
Barnards order Mr. Justice Leonard granted an order
show cause rcturnable Monday, why the order or
Judge Barnard should not be vacated and directed
stay OF tho defendants proceedings meantime flnaily
Mr. Hall counsel for the defendant Hayes applied To
Judge Leonard the ground that he must have been
nisicd IN making hs order for vacation OF hs last
order This motion Judge Leonard refused but dd grant
nm order 10 show cause why order No should not be
vacated, roturuablo tomorrow morning
Before Mr Justice LEONARD
DECISION.