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TO THE CITIZENS OF SHELBY
COUNTY

COUNTY.
Arrangements have been made by the
Central Democratic Club OF Shelby
county to hold q Democratic County
Convention on Wednesday, the 5th inst,
at ~ o'clock M, at the New Memphis
Theater, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the Democratic Convention
which is to meet st Brownsville, Tenn,
on the ensuing Monday. All the citizens
OF the county whose hesrts are in the
cause are invited to be present and take
part in the deliberations. Citizens from
the country are especially urged to at
tend. For their especial sceommoda-
ton the hour of meeting was set at mid
day, and it is to be hoped that all will
feel the necessity of giving the aid Of
their personal attendance. The meeting
will be continued at tie same place at
night, and some Of the most distinguish
ed orators Of Tennessee will be present
to address the people.
Upon the results of this convention of
the county, depends in g great measure
the selection OF candidate for Congress,
and an elector who shall properly press
before the people the claims of the DEM
ocratic party, as well as give body and
form to an organization that is now but
In name. Results so important to US in
the present campaign, should have in
the fullest sense possible the indOrse-
ment of the WHOLE PEOPLE of the coun-
ty, especially those resident outside of
the city, who have not had opportunities
TO counsel with us in our preliminary
meetings-in order that DO reasonable
occasion may remain for objection to the
work Of the convention. 1t lie for this
reason, and TO meet an emergency great
er than has ever before come upon the
country, that we urge every citizen to be
present on that day.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1,-Citizens re-
turning foOm the North report that the
impression exists there that the yell
low fever prevails here. This is q great
mistake, as but two deaths from this dis
esse have occurred here this season, and
they were sporadic. This city was never
healthier.
Gov. Yarmouth has nominated, and
the Senate has confirmed, the five
Judges Of the Supreme Court. John Y.
Lindeling, the Chief Justice, was prom
inent Conservative member OF the Con-
veniion, and refused to sign the Consd-
tuition, and published q protest against it.
J. q. TalisferrO, one OF the Associate JUS
tlces, was President of the Convention,
and the late Conservative Republican
candidate for Governor. Two of the
others were already on the Bench.
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FInRInA


Two turtles, one weighing ak hun.
/ dred and the other three hundred
pounds, were lately captured near Pen.
sacola.
In the case Of the State OF Florida
vs.. r. II. Pepper, the court decided to
admit Mr.. Pepper to bail in the sum Of
500.
-On the 5th of July, at Crystal river,
two negroes entered the store OF Marcus
Brendt and murdered him without saw
ing word to him. They were arrested
and lodged in jail at Tampa.
The store OF Messrs. Allen Bros, al
Key West, was set fire to on the 4th nlt
oy igniting paper and shRvings on the
por III. The fire was discovered and ex-
tinguished with couple Of pals Of wa
ter.
Mr.. Dennis w. Kelly, an old citizen
Of Key West, while engaged in painting
the roof OF the store of Messrs. Wall 4
Co., on the 81 ult., fell TO the ground s
distance of about twenty EIGHT feet,
breaking his neck. Mr.. Kelly leaves q
wife and three children.
The steamship Narvs, which left
Key West on the Sd uIt., with the dupli-
cate cable for the International Ocean
Telegraph Company, failed to make the
connection at Havana, having exhausted
the cable when about fifteen miles TO the
eastward of that port, and in the attempt
to attach buoy to the end, Lost the Ca
BILE.
The Key West Dispatch of the ltb
ult. says: Reliable Information has
reached this place that cholera and yell
low fever are epidemic in Havana. The
schooner Oriental, which conveyed ouI
msil, with the intention of transferring
it at Havana, to the next steamer to
leave for New York, returned without
entering that harbor.
The Tt1lldb0sSedn learns from q pas
senger that on Monday night the freight
train on the A & g. r. R., from Jack
sonville, broke through the trestle work
about four miles the other side of Bald
win. The engine was thrown from the
track after it had crossed the trestle, and
was partially buried in the sand. It was
but slightly Injured. The track was COM
pletely broken up and fourteen cars
smashed. Fortunately no persons were
injured
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NEW YOBK.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Republic
can National Executive Committee is
now sitting st the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
organizing measures for the campaign.
Chief Justice Chase returned to Wash
ington yesterday.
The five mile single scull race is off.
Tyler paid the forfeit.
The Ward Brothers have sent chRl-
lenge to any six oGrsmen Of England to
row five or six miles for $1,000 a side, 10
either country.
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iAAAA'o1 70 our customers for past patronage.
"sno.<s 70 keep continuance OF same. and
'nf Snsh the GRAND PREPARATIONS We
Rave MADE. the large increase o. stock and
the close figures We AhAn sell at, we hope fora
large increase OF our custom.
Wswopld especially invite all WHOLESALE
BUYERS to give Is a call before purchasing
shslr Fan Stocks.
D L0WESSTEIE . BROTHERS..
Ger. Jefferson and Main SIS.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE Fall Session OF this Institution viii COM
i mence on MONDAY. TIE 18th Of e,ssrtsr, her
usual In all the departments. In addition 10
the branches usually taught, ar1angenasnts
have been made for u full course OF Lessons in
PHYSICAL CULTURE according 10 the Svs.
tenn OF Dio Lewis This places the State fe
male Csllege, in this respect, in advance az
any other school at the Sopth, and parents
both at home and abroad, Will soon come aae
It's beneficial effects.
The City Rsilroad Cars now run out To fha
College, and rsnder city patronage perfectly
viii md on inquiry thai they can enjoy me
benefits Of this superior school and make = I
when car-fare Is Rdded-of Is 10 a
per cent on tuition bills. Fer particulars or /
catalogues address, G. COLLINS,
All Nv President
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A sure way TO I1ilI Mosquitoc..

Wait until the skeeter lights, grab him
by the nap Of the neck, and nail him
with pin 10 the bed post. Then a. soon
as be becomes passive, get the dsiIy pa
pers and read 10 him the proclamation
OF the scalawag carpet bag Legislature,
and be will bust with indignstiOn.-M0
bile Tribune.
And If a scslawag proclamation is not
handy, just read him some of Richard
sens attempts at being witty, and he viii
bust with-laughter, maybe.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 1.-Gens. Forrest,
Chestham, Qusrles, Palmer and Others,
of the late Confederate Army, had q
conference to-day with a Committee of
the Legislsture upon hepolitical troubles
in this State, the result of which has not
transpired. The chances of satisfacto-
ry solution Of the difficulty are good.
The inclination to call out the militia
is sbsting, though efforts will be made
by some Of the Radical members to push
the measure through the Legislature.
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BANKRUPT's SALE.

V'HE undersigned, assignee Of the estate of p
4 l. huette q Co, BaERrupts, will Offer for
Malo street, Memphis, on TUESDAY, August
~, 1865 the entire stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Ohernicals, Dyestu -, Paints Varnisass
Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Articles etc. etc
belonging 10 the said estate. The sale 20 com
mence at TO o'clock am, and continue daily
until the whole stock Is isposed Of
The stock Is in good order and condition and
VIII De offered in lots to suit Druggists and the
trsoe-to be sold without reserve 10 the highest
bidder. A deposit in cash will be required al
the time Of bidding of goods.
W. Y. Cfk0DE, Assignee.
Memphis, Tenn, August /. ISeS au2td
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August Hon. Reverdy
Johnson, Minister TO England, and
family, sailed to-day on the steamer Bal
timore for Southampton.
Mrs Lincoln was taken suddenly Ill
last night, and although able to sit up
this morning, is too much indisposed 10
undertake voyage across the Atlantic
at present.
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Dissolution.

THE arm OF Speed & Carpenter is this day
4 dissolved by mutual cOnsent, j. II. Speed
relrlng. John n, SPEED,
July 81, 1855. JAM 5 s. CAKPENTEP.
MEMPHI], Tenn, August I, 1858
We, the undersigned, have this aay formed n
partnership, under the name and style OF CAR
PENTER WHITE, Tor the purpose of tran
acting business for the Connecticut Mutual
Lie Insurance Company OF Hartford, OF which
we are Agents for West Tennessee, Alabama
and Mississippi. once, No. Maiison rest.
yAs. 8. CARPENTER,
~, Z. +. WHITE, JR.
NOIiCE.-In retiring Il om the above firm l
take TINS method OF earnestly Recommending
Mees;s carpenter White, my SUCCESSORS IN
Inc LIE Insurance business, feeling well as
suIed that Ihe company they represent, the
connecticut Mutual Lue OF Hartford is one Of
the beAt Life Insurance. Companies In the United
otates Au2 81 J. b. SPEED.
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oslo. Pork 5000 25. Bulk shoulder PIC /.
elesr sides lsae: Bacon, shoulders lSs49I4c !;
WAsHINGroN, August I.-Fraetsonal cur
amount shipped, sos 77S;ss- UniEed states
notes shipped 20 National Banks, s1l5 s6s; Ma
circulation. s47e.9g7 as; Fractional currency
destroyed, 81 ,58S5s.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARkEFs.


NEW YORK. August i-CottOn a shade frmer
sales 100 bales uplan ds SD&S01zc. WHISKY
bonded tOe. RICE OnG Coffee dull. Cuba Sugar
liH9lSAc Molasses quief. ElouT SC better.
Wheat nrm but quiet 81 So9S2. Corn dull 81 Us
t9i III.
Dry Goods-The market is firm Thorndyke
bleached muslins 41zc; prints l4Gl4IZc de-
laines zoe Amoskeag A 5heetlngs l7lsc.
The Money market is easy call loans 3es4c :
TTeEnns dull ~ Ssgl03, gold $685.; old
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LEAvENwoRTH, August l.-Gen. Sher-
idan was arrested here to-day on the
complaint Of Mr.. Dunn, for assault and
battery. Dunn is Postmaster at Fort
Leavenworth, but was ordered off of the
Reserve a few days since, for alleged
misconduct, and refusing to obey the
order, was foreibly elected. Hence the
action for assault.
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ROberisOn's Commercial Coll. ge,
81 Main So, corner winchester.

TO The PUBLIG-S. N. ROBERTSON, late
or Leddin's Commercial College, vii, on IT, rs
DAY, September LIST, open a College for the
special instruction OF DOUBLE ENTRY Book
kEEPIS6, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, READ
ING, SPELLING, WRITING, Ere. Parties deslr-
Gus OF educating III cir sons as above. will ind
IL 70 their advsntage TO patronize him. Apply
st NO. - Main street, upstairs. References:
Alessrs. STATION, Goyer q Co, A. Seessel a SON.
hesse, Levy & Co., n. Wolf & co. au2im
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CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin
" ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1e5S, and FEBRUA-
Rf =, 1863 The resident Professors are, THE-
oPHLIUs PARSONS, LID, EMORY WAsHBUXN,
lib, and NATHANIEL HOLM rs, A ". Gen.
tlemen or distinction in the Procession lecture
nom time TO time on special topics Applica-
ton may be made for further Information 10
either OF the Resident Pro. fysl 3w
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Pralt's Southern nade cotton Gin

FiNHIS GIN is regarded by plan ers who have
Il used 10, as the best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light draught. Planters cultf-
waiting bottom lands are requested to examine
the Eureka Gin at Harrington 3 HowelIs, 2GS
Front street. II Will pay for itself ia ginning
afty bales. A. n. Gunnison, nauuTscfurer Of
the Steel Comb Gin before the war hu5 now
planter gives the following certificate:
MEMPHIS Tenn, January ~, 1883.
take pleasure in recommending to plant
ers cnltivat1ng Cotton ON bottom lands or the
Mississippi, Arkansas. White and st. Francis
rivers, the Eureka Gin, made by Daniel Pratt
Of Alabama This Gin EeparAtes the hulls
Dolls, etc., nom tee seed Cotton, makes a good
sampls, and Is superior 90 any other Gin Tor
bottom lands. have used one my self on a |
farm in Washington county, Miss. aud It ope- !
rates wen and gives entire satisfaction IN everv
respect. A.. N, GUSNIsON -
Orders for Gins, nom 40 to 80 Saws aud s3unr |
Betting, al Factory Prices, addrs ssed 70 tbe
care OF HARRINGTON & HOWELL. aeS
Front street, Mem phts, promptly dlletf 2, esses
and ns,, Seearing P9t up and Sins repaired By /
jyS daw2m&w Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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FENNEsSEE-

The Banner, of Friday, has the fol.
lowing items:
The corn aud cotton crops never looked
more promising along the Nashville and
Chattanooga road.
A hooded owl of beautiful plumsge
was recently shot near Shellmound-sn
orhltnciogteal marvel in that part OF the
world.
Joshua Rucker was shot and mortalIv
wounded at the Academy of Music last
night by 8 young man named Hat Ma
cey. A real or supposed insult on the
part OF Rncker IS said to have been the
cause OF thu difficulty.
A construction train started through
to Hickman yesterday. The weeds are
said 20 have grown seven and eight feet
high al along the road. They viii have
to be cut down. There is every assur
ance that regular passenger train will
commence running about Tuesday or
Wednesday.
u ich Ewing's band (eolored), which
paraded the streets yesterday Ia behalf
OF the Democratic rally in front OF the
Maxwell House, attracted much atten-
ton from the happy com blnation Of
colors which characterized their uni
form-the "blue and gray"
The Knoxville Press and Herald OF
Friday says: Messrs. Stokes and Null
Inns, Of the Tennessee delegation in Con-
gress, passed through this city yesterday.
en- route 70 their homes.
One of the effects of the late con-
at Bristol. is the impetus given
to the grain and produce trade Of this
section. We notice quite number of
buyers from Lynchburg, Petersburg and
Norfolk, and understand that some
heavy orders are to be filed for houses
IA those cities.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF NJ PHIs.
FACULTY..


ALEX ANDER ERSKINE, NJ. D.. Prof of OBJ
s1etrlcS and Diseases OF Women and Chi tirs ,,
ana Dean OF the Faculty.
BAN. w. ANENT, NJ u. Prof of the Ppinri.
pies and Practice or surgery
a = RED b. VOORHEES,, MD, Prof OF Mate
Ila Medlcs and Therapeutics and Of Upthal-
FRANK q. RAMSAY. MD, Prof. Of the Prln.
pies and Practice OF Medicine
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS. MD Pfoe of De
-serlpt1Fe and Surgical AHalomv
htChAkD Y. AAUhY, MD. Prof OF Physiol-
esy ana Pathology, and Secretary OF the
ALM9N BROOKS, MD, Prof OF Chemistry
G. 2: ThoRNToN. MD. Dsmonstrator OF
Anatouy.
The Preliminary Course of Lectures for the
Term OF 1868, will begin on toe LIST October
tom which date the Dissecins Rooms VIII be
NJ, me Regular Course viii begin on the nrst
me City Dtspensary, which has been placed
uh9er the exclusive control OF the Faculty
VIII % open Two hours daily for clinical par-
P9ses, ana 10 this the students have free access.
=. For iurther Information, as 10 terms OF tni-
the Dean. ~
ALEXANDER ERsKINE, MD,
- Dean OF the Faculty.
once; corner of Main and Gayoso Streets,
AuZ uotAWSm Memphis Tenn.
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STATE OF SAsYLASD.l So.

Nlly bAltlmOfe.
The undersigned, John w. Randolph, Pres..
dent, and Henry e Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do severaily upon their oaths cer-
iify and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary or the United
States Fire and Marine Insuranee Conn any OF
Baltimore. in the state Aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains Just and true state
lAent and exhibit OF the Standing and condi-
ton OF said company on the Ist day of JuIy
1873. JOHN w. IA FBOLPH, President
Henry G. JONES Secretary
sworn and subscribed 10 this 18th day OF
July, 1885, before me, Jnstice CT the Peace for
the city OF baltimore.
lSiynedl E.F. FLAHERTY. Up
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4th-We will eoRiiEaSlly have eur
buyers In the East aatehiBg the market
and attending the Trade Auction saies,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell a. Bargains.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Might Dispatches
BOSTON.

BOSTON, August by means OF a
misplaced switch sn engine ran off at
the engine house at Beverly yesterday,
demolishing the building and severely
lDjuring ten men, one Of whom, Rich
ard Barrett, had eight ribs broken.
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New Orleans Marker.

NEW ORLEANS, August Lection quiet:
nothing doing; middlings nonlinally Is a2S3Sc.
No sales receipts 2 bales; exports as. stefl-
ing JSl296Oc. Sugar and MoiaSses dun and
nominAlly unchanged. Flour fairly active.
supeIhneS 759S Corn quiet and unchanged,
Oats duh, new toe; Old CSC Hay firm and un.
changed. Pork nrm S3OgS0 50. Bacon firmer,
shoulders l312e; clear sides l75ze. Lard, tierces
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10 BuIlders-GeOrgia Roofing slate

WE offer for SALE IN quantities TO suit pur-
w ehasers, q superior article of Roofing
Slate nom the Georgla Quarriss, said TO be
equal to the WEIGH, aud not subject TO erack by
heat the Vermont and Others and whicn
will be sold as low or lower than any Slate Ia
market. ROYSTER TREZEVANT 4 co.,
fy26t II Sole Agents u MaTDDbfs
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w. Ii. CRISP has opened a theater for
the season at Waco, Texas, with a good
corps Mobile Tribune, 2Sth.
Not so, friend EgglestOn, he is occupy
ing the editorial chair of the San An
tonic Texas Herald
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

lst-Ail Imported Goods We will In
pert Direct, or buy from the importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We will buJ direct
from the Manufacturer.
shoes We viii have made 70 order: IN
fact, WeEill procure all our GOeds FRes
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the lob
bel's profits.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

RICHAROs-The friends and a,q uaintsnces
OF WALTER RICHARDS and family are respect
fully invited to attend his burial, at Elmweod
Cemetery, this Sunday morning, at 10 clock.
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E. ?. FLAHERTY, up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLIERiS OFFfCH

Nashville, July Is, 1858.
I, O. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance OCppsny, located ut BaIti-
mOrr, in the state OF Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws Of tha State OF Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance Companies, and / further
certify that q. W. L. CRUOK, Agent ofssid COM
pany, has also complied with the requirements
o. the laws OF the State, Inade and pro-
vided In such cases:
Company has authority 20 take risks and trans
act the business OF Insurance In this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
@. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
gro. W. L. CROOK, Gen'E Agent,
jy2s I'm ROOsas 27a I-2 Rain street.
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Sd-Ee shall continue 10 SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables as 10 sell 81 =
closer prOas tAAH those selIIag Os fine,
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sd-Hhroush cur large capital We are
enabled to BuT FOB CASE, thereby
can bay closer than IhO,e buying On
credit.
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Through these advantages. Il must Be appa
rent to ali that we viii be able to CoMPETs
With
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LonisrilIe Marker.

LOUISVILLE, August Tobacco firm sales
~ hhds; Tugs ~ 50e9 IS; medium leaf SIS
Flour, superfne 50 z596 50. Wheat 81 sO6l 30
Corn 98Ssoe, Oats, new sec. Pork SIS 50 as rs.
Lard lS1{slS1zc. Bacon, shoulders lSJSe clear
sides f14c. Bulk shoulders liza PIC; clear sides
l59l614e. Whisky, raw and fee 81 20
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, August l.--FlonF, family 80 75a
10. Wheat 81 0592 10. Corn S5@SSc. Oats Is .
zoe. Whisky 55c BONDED. Mess FORK SIS 80.
Lard lSc. Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanged.
Butter 30QaS5c POtatoes s. %. HAY 81 lover.
Timothy Seed 81 40g2 so. Flax Seed 81
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NEW ADvERTEsEM'NTs
New Firm.
". 3. CHRIsP & co.

TUE undersigned have this day entered Into
Il eoP2rtneIship for the transaction of a
cotton FeetorSge and General Commission
Business, under the style of
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale Of thsao
w unrfvsIied Cir Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LI0HTSESs or DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turAed ont per day, they ara
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made e
every planter who has given them q lair trial.
Where mule power Is used, they make q saving
OF rom cne-qnRrtsr TO oEe-third the draft
sTRAUB6 9KlSr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON a co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS.
MeC0MRs q &C..
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S22T and ~ Main Street,
iyll aaWera kemPhis, TenR,
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Hon. Mrs. Yelverton is delighting
the citizens of Columbus With her
readings.
The Augusta Chronicle Jubilates over
the defeat Of Brown and Blodgslt. So
do we.
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81. LOUIS, August Tobacco full prices
Flour, super hne y. Whea', all grades except
choice deellned S8t0e. Corn sossl1Se, Qats "
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HARVARD Law SCHOOL,

H6 Once Upstairs over II. Fitzgerald & Co,
NO. ga Front Row. W. r. CHRI3P,
a. f. DOD.
Memphis, LIST August, le6S aul iW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC SUMMONS a
w The officers and lneWpers of Ham. "a
iitUn Lodge, No. 299, are hereby sum x
noned 70 attend q special committees wv
ton on Tuesday night, august 4th, at PIN.
Every member OF the Lodge Is required 10 be
present. ca
By order of the Lodge.
II. J. LYNN, Master.
Arrest ]. W. GRAHAh see,y Z. q. an2 81
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General Commission Merchants,
23O FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS. TENN.
ES- ConSignmsnts Of Cotton, Tobacco and
Grain solicited. Liberal advances made on
eonslgnments In store. BaggiDg. Rope and
Plantation Supplies furnished 81 the lowest
market rates. aul SIMS
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L OSr CHILD.-Any in toI maiius in regard 10
IL AUTHELEA kOS1 Err, a girl IL years old,
VIII De Wei rev ardsd. She was stolen from her
mother eight years ago at Sacia Eento CaIifOr-
ms, by Hubert Hill Foster, man now about
80 years Old, marked with smallpox and gray
hair. He was last heard from in BroWnEvIlIe
Haywood county, Tenn. working at his trade
which Is wagon making. His family consists
OF vile and four children-Hu bert, Alice Lydia
ana baby. Tae family was last heard from In
shreYepert, Texas, In suffering condition
any Information sent to me at Evansville |
tndlana, viii be gladly received By a sorrowing
mother.
auz wv MRS JEIIA RARRFTT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-02
HOME OR ABROAD
a LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements thraz,
which We propose TO oaer Inducements for ali