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FoR GOvERNOR.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES;
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tjoual. constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpsuon
and Oppression, Of one man or many ;
and to aI eneroschments upon therights
Of freemen or OF States, or upon the just
and Constitutional p~rerogatives Of any
Department Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of d~isfranehised citizens
to all rights and privileges OF which they
have been djsseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the colored
race Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUDIATIoN BY State or Nation
OF any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT % Military Des-
potisms, no en%throniDg Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus. no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsrv Commissions, no lettrcs de cachet,
in time Of peace.
SrRTCrsUBoRDINATIoS Of the Military
TO the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and of all that ne has done
TO defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
law and charity aud allowance for
what be has left undone or done amlss.
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An extensive land slide occurred on
the Pacific railroad, between Leaven-
worth and Kansas City, last week, and
considerable delay was caused BY the
necessity Of removing the debris.
Many emigrauts are removing to
Southern Missouri from Kansas.
"A large wolf was recently killed near
Warrensburg while on a sheep stealing
expedition.
On Friday evening Of last week s
young man named Munkres. living about
four miles south OF HaynesVile, was
shot and killed by a party Of men who
rode up TO his house for that purpose, and
after perpetrating the deed departed as
they came.
Mr.. Wm. SehOoler, Of Piattsburg,
has a hen Of the Russia breed, which
laid an egg a fortnight ago, OF the fol-
lowing dimensions: Eight and three
quarter inches inlength and seven inches
in circumference.
On Monday last Pike county voted
for the appropriation to the railroad by q
majority OF three or four hundred. Lou
isiana gave eight hundred and ifty-three
majority. This involves on apprOpria-
ton to roads, amounting in all to $780,
coo.
n EOEAo AA11Bn mas btEA A4 l11AnA
upon the fraternity OF Warren county.
His name Is Benson.
All onr exchanges say there will be
an unusually large crop OF corn and
wheat in the state unless the grasshop-
pers interfere with it, Of which there Is
very little danger, most of these insects
having been destroyed by the late cold
spell.
The grading of the west branch
North Mississippi railroad has been COM
pleted from Moberly to Brunswick, and
the laying ofthe rails will be commenced
10 a few days.
building a railroad from that place to
Alton, Ill, which will give them a very
direct All-rail route to Chicago.
The wheat crop looks finely, and in
many portions of the state is heading
out. -
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NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Jacob Barker
proposes to the creditors of the bank OF
Commerce, to form a joint stock company,
with a capital OF half q million, to build
houses aud stores, the stock to be paid for
with checks on the bank Of Commerce.
He proposes to turn over TO the company
all his real estate and personal property,
as we'll AZ the assets Of the bank.
A telegram from Galveston says & let
ter from Querretero (date not given says
that Macmillan and his principal Off
GERS gave up their swords to Escobedo,
together with the entire army. Artil-
leFy, ~kmunition and wagons
were surrendered, and the chief
prisoners, Macmillan, Mejia, Caslette,
Cssseverra, GayUu, Aereno, OIvera,
Maxine, Conepas and Miramon. The
latter was captured in the streets shortly
after the surrender. Mendez alone is
missing. AverzoO's subalteru officers
were also captured, Maxine and Cone
pas are reported, bya private letter, to
nave been shot on the 18th ut.
Macmillan had 3 severe attack of
dysentery on the 18th ult, and Escobedo
sent his physician to him. A private
letter froa San Luis says he has reeov-
cred and was expected in that city, and
viii probably cross over into the United
States on his way to Austria.
RALEIGH, n. C., June 3.-The Presi-
dent wa met at the depot by the follow
ing named officers ; State Treasurer
Battles. Secretary Of State Bell, Comp
troller Resyen, Us. Marshal Goaelloi,
and a committee Of the city council.
Mr.. Battle, addressing the president in
behalf Of the people Of North Carolina,
welcomed him to the state. The presi-
dent replied 81 have no language ade-
quate to express my feelings and emo
tons on this occasion l shall not
now recur to the scenes Of my early
life it has not been ly inten-
ton to make any general remarks on
this tour, but simply TO acknowledge
and confess my sincere thanks for the
manifestations of respect of my fellow
citizens. / acknowledge to you sir, and
those whom you represent, gratitude
for the welcome you have given to NE
must leave you, and others must infer
what / should have said if / had entered
upon your remarks. Again, gentlemen,
1 thank you"
WELDEN, n. c., June 3.-The presi-
dent and party left Richmond this morn
ing b1tween three and four o'clock, and
arriving at Petersburg, were met by the
mayor and Gen. StOneman, aud break
faatsd. The mayor expressed the
pleasure OF the citizens in having them
for tSSir guests, and said to the president
that they would be much gratihed if the
party, On their return, would remain
longer in Petersburg than on this 0cea-
sion, in order that there might be an ex-
tension Of the hospitalitiss Of the city.
The president thanked him for the kind
reception. and hoped he might be able in
future to reGipFooats.
President johnson and suite arrived
this morning, en- route to Raleigh.
FORTRESS Monroe, June 3.-The C
counts OF the tobacco crop in North Car
DINA are not encouraging.
NEW York, June 3.-0wen Clarksen
Staufeld, a well known painter, died in
England on the 2lst Of May, and not
Hon. Mr., Stanfeld, NJ. p, as reported by
the cable.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-The river is fall
ing with ten feet in the canal.
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Of Coal.

Our known coal area is estimated at
206, 939 square miles, Of which only
about 470 square miles is anthracite, yet
Of p, Zoo, 600 tuns mined in 1884, 10000
600 were anthracite. When it is c0nsid-
cred that the amount mined represented
onlyvthe current demand, or rather that
which was produced for the market, and
not comprise that wasted, lost In pillars,
etc., il may excite some inquiry | n re-
gard 20 the ultimate exhaustion OF our
anthracite beds. The population Of the
entire east, a portion Of the south and
northwest, over i 100000, draw their
supplies from the Pennsylvania an
thracite fields, and large quantities
are exported to Canada and
shipped to other countries. The
natural increase OF the anthracite coal
trade Is over two and a half per cent.
Der n U go In 1870 the demand will
not be less than l5,000,000 tuDs, proba-
bly much more. Estimating an average
Of sixty vertical feet in thickness, our
anthracite fields contain IS, 0o0, COO, 600
tons, which, at the present rate OF in
crease in demand, would entirely ex.
baust them in GOO years. But about one
half Of this is lost and wasted by orr
present system Of mining, and should
the anthracite trade ever approach me
dimensions Of the English coal trade.
our supply would melt away Ia abon}
$50 years.-Ahanta New Era.
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Markets

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Cotten firm {;
ssles 1850 bales low middling, 2562a3c;
receipts, 1000 bales. Sugar and moiasses,
no quotations. Flour dull; Xxx, S13 50;
choice, SIS small sales. Corr irmer /;
yellow, 81 l561 IS; white, 81 POOL 224.
Oats in good demand, 90G95c. Corn
meal, kilndried, $ IS. Pork dull, S24 25.
Lard firm; tierces are quoted at l3@
l34c; keg, 14A6l44c. Bacon-in good de-
mand; shoulders, 94c; rib sides, l23c;
clear sides, l32c. Coffee, 243@25}c-
Gold, 364. Sterling, 4TG5l. New York
sight, : premium.
NEW YORK, June 3.-COttOn-sales of
Zoe bales uplsnds at 273@2Sc. Flour is
very dull, heavy and 25c lower; super
hne state and western, 50 4OG1O. Whisky
quiet, 35c ia bond. Corn is dull and
l(G3c lower; new mixed western, 81 I79
I 244. Oats are I@2c better western,
s06S2c. Rice quiet; Carolina, 110I25c.
Coffee is quiet ana firm. Sugar is verv
dull at 10l@lle. Molssses nOminally
unchanged. Pork dEli and lower, S23 %.
Money is steady at 697 for call loans ;
gold is d shade firmer at l3761375; ster-
ling firm st 95@l0B governments are
quiet and firm.
Weekly Bank Sdtement.-Loans. $685.
791, 514. Decrease, 1921 COO, 29i. Specie.
Sl46, 170 80. Increase, $40, 7S6. Deposits,
$3.50, 3S6, 143. Decrease, S5S4 39s. New
Tennessee bonds, 6SAG6S@. Receipts at
the sub treasury to-day, 1885, 5I3, inclu-
ding for customs, 1888, 800, and gold
notes, $4,000. Payments, $500, 484.
Balance, Sl23, 769, 752.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Tobaeco steady.
firm and unchanged. Cotton quiet. 2Se'
Flour extremely dull. Wheat dull, prime
fall, g 60@2 20; choice, 81 50. Corn
dull and declipg, 95c9S1. Oats, s5aS3c,
Rye, quiet, 81 47@I so. Pork dull,
so 50(q2 p rs. Bacon firm and IN
changed. Lard duh.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Tobacco, sales
1877 hhds, at full rates good hugs SS65;
common to medium leaf s69IS rs. Su-
perfne -four 50 25@I0 25. Wheat NOM
inal. Corn, shelled 95@S1, delivered
ear 75GS0c, in bulk. Oats SfGS3c, in
bulk. Mess pork SD 25622 so. Bacon
shoulders 93e packed I; clear sides I2}9
l24c. Lard, t~ierces, 123c. Cotton CSC.
Whisky s. 20 -.
CINCINNATL, sic 3.-FIour and wheat
dull and nominal. Corn dull aud noni-
nal soc IN bulk. Oats dull; No. / zoe
in bulk. Whisky 30G31c in bond. Cot
ton firm at Use. Provisions firm pork
50 SO. Bulk meats S9l0c, Bacon
Lard l2+@l21e.
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RorsrEK, TREzEvAST q Co, Aaetonssrs.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 8, p.m.-Consols, 94I.
Erie, 4Ot. Illinois Central, Isl. 5-2Gs,
t3.
LIVERPOOL, June 3, p.m.-Cotton
frmeF, sales 20, 900; uplands, Is@ll3d.
Breadstufs quiet and unchanged. Pro-
visions and produce quiet and IN
changed.
DUBLIN, June 3, p.m.-A dispatch
from DuDgaFoOp reports that some
twenty or twenty-five Fenisns, who at
tempted to land near that place this
morning, were arrested and lodged in
Jail.
VIENNA, June 3.-The Austrian gov
eminent has ordered the fertilization Of
this atty, and the work is to be COM
phehSsd forthwith.
BERLIN, June at is stated that
Count Bismark has asked to be relieved
from the csres of Office Immediately on
the adoption Of the federal oonstitutioGu
by the North German states, and the
king has given his assent to the pro-
pOsal.
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Trust SHE

IN pursuance OF ths provisions Of a Trust
i Deed % me executed by A. street on 9TH
day OF November, ls9, and which - duly rszis-
tered IN the Regfss-rsOdice Of shelby county.
IN Boo Nc. a., Part J. pages EE. 90 and ~
and also IN pursuance q q Consent Decree
the hanoe Court Of MemDhiE on I'd day OF
April, 1857, in the eau e. lending In said court.
wherein Charles J. Ssay AMI Others are com
ants. I WILL at the SOuihWest corner o. the n
terzectiOn Of Poplar and Second streets. In
tween the hours OF 70 O'Clock an and 3
o'clock pm. Of said day, proceed %
ssa AZ public auction % the high
est bidder. upon the Terms Hereinafter
mentioned, the following described. Lots Of
Land, t0getn-rwith theiD prOFemenGthereou
situated In Mempnl-, shelby county Tennis
see, VIZ Being Lots Nos - ana 20, a known
On the map 0f Memphis and bounded a. fol-
lows; Beginning a. The OuthWes corner Or
the tnfsrsrcu n o. Poplar and eecond streets
running thence West with the south line Of
Poplar streer IZH4 fe=ds thruca sogtn paraL5el
vito second street % test 70 a stake Themes
West 20 Get 70 an alley thence with
said alley ia feet = the Intersection o. the
alley thence East with said 5ley 10 Second
street; therce with Seennd street 49, fe-t %
ever, nom said lots. tbGt part conveyed and
relinquished on the 6fh day Of March Is Z. By
the undersigned and Brtnkiey a Dougharty. 70
A. ~ Get, bounded and described IS follows,
VIZ: B~s1uuing a. TIE Southeast corner Of OF
No. fB. AZ the Intersection OF the North side or
lac hrt afisy south Of Poplar rtrest with the
y u |AAE " ~ Na"ZAH ..EA
WprdiT with Wesi side Of ; eond street > fset.
more or less, % a point at which sair West side
Of second street Is Interested By a line
running through the center Of the middle
parallel wall rom East to West, % three story
brick building. embracing two tsnements nov
IN said lot No. 10 theme from said point Or
Intersection NetWardy 1874 feet % the East
side Of the first alley, Wes Of Second street
thence with the East side o. raid last men
toned alley ~southWardiy, . feet more or les.
70 me point Of intersection Of the East side OF
said last mentioned alley with the North side
OF the hust alley South o. Poplar street-aid
point o. intersection being the Southwest cor
nsr q lot No. 30. thence easfWaruly With the
Vast side Of the said last mentioned alley. 49,
feet. 70 the Beginning
sad property VII be sold on the 0ll0Wi1E
terms. VIZ: One-fourtm cf the purchase money
cash, and the ba lance on a credit o. four and
eight months. hT which the purchases VIII BE-
required To give notes with approved personal
security. and a lien likewise 70 Be retained on
the properly - secure these deferred pay
ments- The equits o. redemption il waived
and the title IS believed To be perfect, bat ]
shall only convey as trustee.
n J. WICk Trustee.
R0TsTER, TREZEvASr Co, Auct.onssua.
mgH u
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The constantly enlarging circulation Of the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 20
botb the Daily aud Weekly issues by city aud
country, assure the proprietors Of the general
apsroval by The public OF is coarse since Il
came Into their a
It's Past Is the pledge It offers for the Future.
II WIN continue to ~endeavour, in accordance
win the motto which It has adopted, TO say
those things onIy that are true and honest. IL
has but a single Client. the People ofthe SOUTH
ard il viii endeavor 20 advise It's readers
wisely. In that il may often fail; but It's opln-
IONS shall elways be honest and conscientious
atlesst 80
Those to whom its conduct Is entrustea VII
continue to endeavor to make the APPEAL ac-
ceptable 10 IL readers, ana desirable as a me
dunn for advertising. The Masonic column
viii c-ntinue 70 appear every Sunday, with
other readinH appropriate 10 that day and the
proprletors hope. by close attention to the a.
fairs OF the papers and ONCE, 10 stil entiuei II
10 the support and confidence Of the people Oh
which alone it depends
John =. C. HOGAN d co.
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no coRREsPoNnENrs.

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Oom
municauons. Whatever is intended Nr M
Eerlon in the APPEAL, must be authenN-
Gated by the name and address ~ ts
writer, as a guarantee OF his gooa iA1h A"o
responsibility.
Businezs letter should be addressed 70 /" TIE
APFEAL," Memphis.
communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, and VIVID
ali other matters connected with the edito-
rial departmenL should be addressed; EpI-
roRs OF TIE APPKAL, Memphis
We cannot. a. a rule, undertake TO return Artl-
clss NOT found suitable for publication.
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ELSoN BROS
CHEAP STORE
No. 2Qz MAIN STREET..

PHYSICIAN OF eight years practice, who
"A served As a FULL SURGEON in the Con-
Tolerate Army, and who is al present doing a
respectable country Practice near Men pAts.
g desirOus OF forming An association with some
city Physician needing az assistant. such ref
erences can be given a. to character and pro-
fessional capacity as will satisfy the most scru-
pulOus. For further Information apply ar this
Office. je2 1--we
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Regular st. L0uis. Memphis and
ViekSburg Packet Line.

Regular st. L0His. Memphis and
FickSburg Packet Line.
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
4 U N
Captain WIN. H. BLAKE.
VIII leave Memphis for vi, ksburg
on a ternate Fridays at 5 o'ciook&
VIII leave Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock an.
W / c o M e,
Captain 7. B. johnson,
VIA leave Memphis for vicksbuIg on alter
VIII leave MeMphis for 81 Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 O'Clock am.
MAR MACDONALD.
Captain ID. H. Silver,
VIII leave Memphis for vieksburg on alter
nate Fridays at ; o'clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis for 81. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock am.
~. ~. sHREVE,
Captain Garter,
viii leave Memphis for vicksburg on alter
nate Mondays 81 O'Clock pm.
VIII leave AeID phis forSt. LOuison alternate
saturdays atl0oAeloek am
SaTThe above packets have entered the trade
p~ermanently, and planters and shippers can
depend on them in high or low water, over
dow or no overfioaw.
special attention paid 10 all way and planta-
Freight win be received at all times on
Whar BOAT, foot Monroe street, for shipment
BY this line Of packets.
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
N.Y. City Wharfboat. foot Monroe st.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance OF Col. W.. d.
FERGUSON ar respeetfnlly invited TO attend his
Funeral from the Second Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Main and Beal streets. This Tuesday
Morning, at 10 O'Clock. Services by Rev. T. D.
Witberspoon. Carriagesin a~ttensancea at owen
smiths. 35S Second street, corner OF Gayoso.
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MARRIED.

oHSsroNE-rHoMPsoN-At woodlawn,
Fayette county, Tenn.,.on June %, by 'squi-e
J. r Williams, Mr.. ". c. JoHNsTosE to Mrs
MARTHA q. THOMSON, OF Illinois.
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Some English Qaakers, who are
about TO visit Madagascar, win take an
immense clock with them as q present Ia
the queen Of that island.
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alabama lime.


VAyE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, in large quantities, which We are
selling at lowest rates, at the Bluff City cotton
Shed corner Linden and Clinton streets.
mrb0 I'm EDDINS GOIIGHqLH.
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p IN G..
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June ], 1867.
BIDS for paving the following streets with
Nic8lson pavement wiz be received at this
Office until the I'D day or Juae, 1867, to-wit:
MATS. from Auction 70 south street, POPLAR.
from Front street 70 Boundary avenue: JET
FERSOS, from Front to its interssetfon with
Pigeon ROCst road rom Shelby 10 De-
soto street; SHELBY, from Union 10 south
street: DESOTO, from Madison TO Sauth street.
OLD MADtSON, from the bayou - Charleston
avenue and CHARLESTON AVENUE, rom
the bayou to the Memphis and Charleston
Depot
TERMS OF PAYMENr-Msmphis City Bonds.
payable at five, ten and fifteen years. In equal
proportions, with six per cent. coupons at
tached, payable semi-annualy. Principsl and
interest guaranteed and provided for by asink-
ing fund set aside for that purpose.
Plans and spec dcations may be seen in the
Office Of the City Engineer. Bids must be sealed
and directed to the Mayor and Finance Com
mittee. W. q. LOFLAND,
ie2 3W Mayor.
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Trustees Safe.
pursuance OF a iced OF trust executed 70
me by q. A. Fenerstaek, dated July a. IS IS.
and duly recorded in the Registers Office Of
SHELBY county, Tenn. in book No. 81, part 2 l.
pages 296, 27 and 29s. for the purpose or secuT .
certain notes therein specified, n in de-
fault Of payment having been made, I viii, on
saturday, the ed Dag OF Jane, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 and I2 O'Clock an.
at the southeast corner or alley between Main
and Front, on Madison, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, sell, at public auction, to the highest
ground, in the county Of shelby aud State Of
tennessee. known aud described as follows,
being about I'VE miles east Of the city OF Mem
phis, on the waters OF Cypress creek, and
known uDOn W. ArmOuris subdivision OF his
plan Of lots In the Garrett tract as drawn by
Order 4 Funiaek, civil engineers, and known
upon said plan as Lot Nc. ~ eight ~ezinning
on the southeast corner OF the Intersection of
3rau and kucker avenues as laid down upon
said plat thence easBwardiy with the south
line Of said Graz avenae twelve hundred and
ssventy-eight feet Q27S feet 10 the lands Of the
late John Pope thence s0uthwaTdly three
(8B 5-l0th feet to q stake thence west
waTdly twelve hundred and ssveuty-eignt
feet tl27S feet to RUcker avenue thence north
wardly with the east line Of Rucker avenue
three hundre and -twenty-seven nve-t tenth
feet t327 5 10th feet 70 the beginning. contain
ing nine sixty-ons hundredth acres 70 6i-l00
acres.
The title 10 said p operty is believed to be
good but viii sell and convey only as trustee.
Right OF redemption waived
Je2 tbs HORACE \, SARTH, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES,
NILES 4 sT0BDlRB, 81 Naln Street,
JACKSON BLOCKJ

GALE DAILY At b O'CLOCK. CONsIGN-
= meuts Of every description solicited sales
made for accOunt Of underwriters Special At
teutio zivFu to outdoor sales. We guarantee
prompt returns. We have ample rom for
storage. A. n. 8TODDRRD.
Formerly with " 4. Passmore 3 Co.
mai H- nraHHa~aaH
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE c0partneTnership heretofore existing
under The name and hrm OF S. r. CLARKE
4 90, Insurance Agents, is this dag dissolved
by mutual consent. s Clarke,
u. A CLARKE,
Memphis, May %, 1857. s. D. MCCLURE
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Notice of topartnershtp.

THE undersigned have this day entered into
q co-partnerahip for the purpose Of con-
a General Fire. Marine and Life In
suranee Bus.neS- under the name and style Of
5 r. CLARKE,
C0LTON GREENE
w. r. LUCAS.
Memphis. June i, 1867, II
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NOTICE.

.MKAnPHIs, Junel, 1867.
A T a meeting Of the Board Of Directors or the
"A Carolina Insurance Company. st Memphis
ILLNESSES, June l, 1867, the following officers
were elected
NJ. WICKS. President.
A. SEESSEL. Nice-President.
J.. II. EDMON BSON. Secretary.
W. Z. MCCLURE, Treasurer.
J. h EpMONDSON, Sec'y
The Stockholders are requested to call At ina
Office OF the Company, AZ Titus q Co.'s. Jsffog-|
son street, 20 pay The art calls Of 10 per cent.
en- OF bafOre the 18th instant
BY order Of Board of Directors.
iszh J. EDMoNpSoN, ssc,y.
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Conner second nd P0plsr streets.

Attbe same time and Pi1ce We are Instructed
20 offer hat very valuable coruer property be-
longing 10 Albert Graham, Esq, Al the north
east
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~ nset square. being one Of the most valuable
vacant Lots ia this portion Of the city.
Terms made kn0Wu 40 sale.
ROTsTER IRRELEVANT q co.
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THEATER.
Corner Main and Washington SIS.
KNGsLASD q BR0o3l------Propristor
Negro ATIRstYe,sy,
Staging and
n-- E.aI.s
Notlce - DissoLntion.

81 Good Liquors and Cigars at the Bar.
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