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PROCEEDINGS IN THE LOUISIANA LEGIsLA.
TURE.-In the Louisiana House yesterday
protest from the two members last ousted,
with motion TO spread II on the minutes. was
offered. The protest was returned 10 those Of
fering it, by vote OF IS to u. In the Senate
Mr.. Jewell offered resolution that a commit
tee OF three be appointed to wait on Governor
Yarmouth, TO obtain from him the time and
place Of the one hundred and fifty murders
which he says have been CON mitted in the last
few weeks.and also TO obtain the letter OF District
Attorney Hudspeth alluded to. which CHARGES
the indiscrimrna'e murder of men. women and
children in the Eighth Judicial District. Mr.
Jewell followed his resolution with an intense.
ly bitter speech upon the action of the Cover
nor, in which he stated that fifty five hundred
stand Of arms were known to be in the build.
ing opposite the State House, occupied as the
headquarters Of the Republican party. Mr..
Jewell also stated that as no law of Louisiana
provided the Governor with a staff Of military
rank, the Lieutenant Colonel Draue, bearer OF
the letters, must be lieutenant colonel upon his
staff as Commander.in.Chief Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic there being as yet no
militia organization. Mr.. JEWELS resolution
was referred to joint committee on the con-
dition Of civil affairs, where it will probably
die.
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IHTHRNAI R1vKNUR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were sSso,7e
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Wages of master workmen, ranging from "a
TO SO, are not affected by the new law.
II Will be seen by a dispatch given below that
this construction of the law has caused a strike
among the Government employees at Rock
Island Illinois:
CHICAGO, August S. The dissatisfaction
among the Government employees at Rock
Island, caused by Secretary Schofialds inter-
probation OF the eight hour law, eliminated in
a strike of the workmen on yesterday after
moon. In the morning, after roll.call, the
men We're notified verbally of General Scho-
fields decision. and they Were told that they
could go TO work on the old plan, ten hours
work and ten hours wages, or they might work
eight hours at eight hours wages, just as they
pleased. Without exception the men walked
on among the rest, and commenced canvassing
the question. General Rodman sent word to
them that he would give them until one o'clo X
10 determine their future action, and that all
who did rot answer to their names when the
one O'Clock roll-call was made must consider
themselves discharged. At the hour the roll
was called, one hundred answered tn their
names, and expressed a desire to go to work ter
hours, while four hundred declined u answer
70 the call. and commenced packing up their
kits, and in short time left the island.
Everything was done quietly, and without
any manifestation Of anger.
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GENERAL BUTLER's SUIT.-We see it stated
that the suit OF Messrs. Kim berly Bros. against
General Butler, Tor alleged extortion of money,
will probably be heard in the Circu Court OF
the United States al Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

PoLIrICAL-The Republican Con venton for
the lst district Of Tennessee yesterday renomi.
mated Hon. X. X. Butler for Congress, and
Major A. H. Pettibone was chosen elector.
Both addressed the Convention, when il adj
Journed with cheers for Grant and Colfax.
The Republicans Of the 7ts Congressional
District Of Missouri have nominated Colonel
John +. Asher for Congress. Hon. Benz. F.
Loan, Republican, the present Representative
from that district was elected BY l0,9a2, against
$3.50 for the Democratic candidate.
The Nebraska Democratic State Cow
ton has nominated r +. Tapleton for Con-
gress, and Jamss R. Porter for Governor. The
resolutions dencunce Congress for Imposing
negro suffrage on Nebraska, and indorse the
platform OF the Democratic Convention.
InTHRNAi R1vxNUK.-The receipts to-day
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TIE AsIATIC SQUADRoN.-The United States
ship Onward has arrived at San Francisco
from Yokohama, bringing eight officers Of the
Asiatic squadron, among whom Is Lieutenant
Commander Tine, late commander of the
Ashuelst. He reports the Asiatic squadron as
follows: Idaho lying al Nagasaki, waiting
OF ders Tor the China coast Aroostook, on her
way Tor Annoy; Oneida Is expected from Osaca
Iriquois under orders Tor the same port; Ashu-
eliot sailed for China about June attn, from
Nagasaki; Cuyahoga, Pawtucket, Monocacy,
Maumee, Piscataqua, are al Yokohama. Ram
Stonewall stIll under American colors. Not
delivered to the Japanese Government.
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KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
8. P. HENDEE, Pres. g G0ODR0N Sect.
7. N. HANSON, Agent,
No. 81 q Seventh Street,
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GENERAL RosRCEANs arrived here this
morning and had an interview with the Presi-
dent, with reference to his Mexican Mission
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GEN. FICKBRs- late of the u. s. Legation 10
| Chilli, has left Washington TO I'LL engagements
| to speak in New York, New Jersey, and Penn
| sylvania for Grant and Colfax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-08

THE PRACTICE SQUADRON from the Naval
Academy is expected TO arrive back on the lst
OF September. The midshipmen will then re-
celve leave Of absence until October.
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NONE ARE GENUINE unless done up IN Q
steel engraved wrapper, with fac smas Of my
Chemical warshouss, end sisped
go H.f. HBLxBoLp.
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Hon. A. w. CLARK, u 5 Consul at Valpa-
raiso. has been appointed Charge d. Affairs at
Santiago, Chilli, during the absence OF General
Fitzpatrick, the Minister, who is about to return
home for few months
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GENERAL GRANT, with his family, will
reach Galena, Ill, to-day, and will remain
there for two weeks or more. Preparations
are making TO receive him.
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The Helena Clarion of the 9th says !:
The 4th was celebrated here by per
seshun " of about 76g (average) field
hands, worth under the old regime per.
heps $3.50 each, but now worthless.
We learn frora DR.. L, B. Dunn that
smallpox prevails on the Sebastian
place" six miles above town. Several
cases have occuTed-all negroes. No
deaths.
Many Of the corn crops Of Columb ia
county, Ark, this year are what farmers
call " spotted." That is, g few stalks are
large, green and thrifty, and then few
are low, slender and looking unhealthy /;
and SO alternately over large fields.
Now how Is this inequality to be ac-
counted for in a field of uniform fer
ality, with the same cultivation through
out?
The Little Rock Gozette Of the 10th
saws; We learn from Mr. Adams, Of
Franklin county, that the continued
,lrouth has cut short the prospective
crops IN that county AAefe Is however,
suaacisnt cora in the county for this
year's subsistence, If not sn ear was
raised.
The Augusta Sentinel says: Col A.
G. Pickett and J 7. Hanlblet have just
yeta-ued from k'4tesville, They report
prospects for crops all the way from that
to this place, hattering. The stand Of
ooston is good Is could be, and is growing
finely. The corn "looks as dark as a
cloud.~ People in good health and spir-
its. Crops In Woodruff good enough,
80 rains Tuesday about Cotton Plant
"a thasaathern part OF tie county. All
hopeful Of good crops, and feel that better
80 are coming politically end pecunia-
-. An that is needed to make Us in
dependent rs TO- develop enS s@s' re-
sources OF this county. AfUiy 1ne mar
vest would be greater wi1p uaote 'Soot-
eFs, We vent slalsEaa@'
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July IS.-The Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company
have lessed the Nashville and North
western Railroad. Trains viii commences
running regularly Wednesday. State
bonds due the Nashville and North
western Railroad, amounting to $500, 000,
will be issued to Receiver CLIFF. The
striking employees Of the read had q
parade to-day, il homer Of settlement
of difficulties and prospect Of speedy
pay.
a young mar named Freedisnd was
murdered by three negroes Saturday
night, ia MauTy county. They entered
his room, cut his throat and hacked him
to pieces. A negro was subsequently
arrested, suspected Of being one Of the
murdeFefs, aud taken to Columbus, where
he was seized by party Of white men,
who took him eff, and, it is supposed,
killed him. Two other white men were
murdered in Maury county Saturday
night by negroes.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July .I3.ZTrumbuli,
from tbs Judiciary COMMITTEES, reported
bill IA relation to corporation, and bill
relating to pending indictments ia United
States Courts in the late rebel states,
and bill authorizing the temporary sup
plying Of vacancies in The Execu-
tive Departments, with amendments.
Mcdonald introduced oia for the re-
Iiei Of loyal citizens OF Arkansas, and
for taking the csnsus of that State. TIE
chair appointed Sherman, Morrill,, of
Msipe, and BUckalew q Committee of
Conference on the bill.
The Senate then resumed the discus
SIGN OF the funding bill.
During the discussion, Morton said the
SOS should be paid IN currency.
Fessenden expressed 8 contrary opin-
ion, and advocated adherence to the Re-
publican platform.
Conness thought the Democratic plat
form should be met now and faith in the
Government vindicatsd.
Nelson offered q substitute for the
third section, looking to the issue offifty
year 5 per cent. bonds, the bondheldsrs
TO pay Of l per cent. taxes, and that a
certain increasing smouRt Of the public
debt shail be paid each ten years, BEGIN
ming with ten millions ct the end OF the
fret ten years.
About o'clock the Senate went into
executive session and soon adjourned.
HOUSE.
Sehenck, Hooper and Ni6laek were
appointed 3 Conference Committee On
the tax bill.
A resolution was adopted requesting
The President to furnish all papers con-
pected with the treaty with the Usage
Indians.
Delano introduced a Joint resolution
providing that United States minis and
branches shall continue TO refine gold
and silver bullion, and that no contract
to exchange crude or i'm ported bullion
for refined bars shall be made until au-
thorized by law and repeating section 8 Of
the act Of March 8, 1868. and section 8 of
the Rcs Of February 20, 1861. He moved
the previous question, which was sec
oBded, and the joint resolution passed bv
3 vote Of 81 to 81
Schenck, from the COMMITTEES on Wsys
and Means, reported back the Senate bill
legslizing act , Of the Sd Tax Commits
sioner for Arkansas. Passed.
Sessions for debate only were ordered
for every evening this wesk.
he cenat3's Dill Tor disseminating the
Freedmen's Bureau, was taken up and
amended by making the discontinuauee
absolute on the LET Of January next.
Passed.
The Committee on Elections reported
the credentials OF Nathaniel Royden and
Oliver s. D0ckery, the former was menu
Der of the North Carolins Confederate
State Legislature, aud the latter served
ia the Confederate States sfnay. The po-
htical disabilities they incurred had been
removed BY Congress, and the Commit
tee recommended that the oath pre-.
scFibed for persons whose disabilities had
been removed should be administered.
which was done, and Boy,1en and Dock.
err took seats.
The. House went into a Committee of
the Whole on the Tax bill, limiting the
general debate to two hours.
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MARR1ED.

RUSSELL -EPPERsoN -Oa the I'd Iulv a.
Jefferson, Texas, Captain j. p. RUSSELL. Of
Memphis, Tenn, to Mis- JENsIE EPeERsoS, Of
Clarksville, Texas
Asother one Of the spirits that SO CALAMITY
erode down the 'front.' OF battle and defied
= wars alarms has snccumbed to cupid. aid
surrendered Ainseif willing captive to che
clarros Of one whose person IS the At cas- kst for
q soul noble and lovely as hers. We wish the
pair eli possible happiness throughout the voy-
age that they hays dsteEmiiiea TO travel 10.
askAef,
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NEw ORLEANS, July lS.-Warmouth,
the new Governor, was inaugurated to
day, Ia the Hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentstives, and in the presence Of both
Houses. The lObbies were denssly
packed. The oath was administered BY
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
A number of outgoing and incoming OF
fleisls were on the platform. The inau-
gural was brief, well written, but not
very explicit as to bis future course. He
says he refFains at this time from enter
ing into any discussion of important
measures; however be win take meas
ares to repress the lawlessness and dis
order now rife IN the State. We want
peace aud order, without which we can
have no prosperity,
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 13.-There were
seven fatal cases Of sunstroke In the past
f0Tty-eight hours.
Judge Hall, Of the United States Cir
cut G ,urt, in the sxtraditi0a Gaze of b.
ker, decided that q foreign connection
under the laws Of New York does not
render q witness incompetent. Baker
will be removed 10 Canada.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July ia. w. Girls
void, cashier Of q Burlington, VI, bank,
was robbed OF $685. worth Of Govern
ment bonds on railroad train.
A special says Seward purchased So
nora and SessalOn from Mexico, and Ne
gotiated 8 treaty Of commerce between
the United States and China with Bur-
lingame.
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CANCERS cURED.

nR. HEBERN-OFFICE AND INFIRMARY.
6g6 Wabash avenue, south OF 18th street
Chicago, Iilinsis, successfully treats Cancers
without knife, loss OF blood, or serious pain,
In the shortest time imaginable. Also success
fully treats Chronic Diseases and Consump-
ton. ap4-jyI2 WY
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HAVANA

HAVANA, July lS.-The cholera is de-
creasing.
Mr.. NorFa has succeeded in raising g
mi lie OF the new telegraph cable, but the
u aehiBery subsequently, lost its hold,
and II sunk.
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MAMMOTH CAVE.

CHEAP Excursion via the Memoirs and
x Louisville Railroad Line. Two Daily
Trains leave Memphis am. and M. rum
ming through Without change OF ears. Fare
fer the round trip Tor raTties of ten or more,
SD 50 each. Tho distance frou1 Cave City 20 the
Cave Is seven miles. over an excellent road,
with splendid coaches. Good hotels both AZ
Gave City and at the Gave. The celebrated
BJ5ENA VISTA ASPIRING are situatnd near the
line of this road seven miles from RussellynIe,
over an excellent roaU, Where visitors " III ma
splendid accommodations. Persons purchas-
ing Excursion Ticket to the Cave can stop
over at Russsllvills and visit these Springs.
fyI4 SAM p. JONES, Sup't.
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M0fice.

THE firm of HARRIS, HUNT q CO., is ia
l solved by mutual consent. dating from st
July, 1858 Either party is authorized TO settle
up the outstanding business.
f. r. HARRIS,
{. p. HUNT,
tyI2 Iw@ s. Nj. JOBE.
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 13.--The great
International Commercial Convention
will be held here on the 4th of August to
consider various projects for increasing
facilities OF intercourse between the inte-
rior and seab0&rd.
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LoUIsyzLLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Adviees from
Detroit ssy Prof. Wsson has discovered
q new planet in the constellation Capri
cornus. It shines ike star of the IIth
magnitude, aud is situated in right a.
cension 317o 40, and il deeliHati0n l50
and 4Sr South.
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OOPARTNERsHIP.

THE undersigned, successors to Black, Cam
ron & Co., have this Gay formed copart-
nersh{p, under the style and hrm of y. q.
CAMRON & CO., and VIII continue at No. GAG
Front street, the business heretofore conducted
by the former house. They are authorized to
receive AL dues and settle sil claims OF the
former firun. using the name of ths old firm only
IN Liquidation. o. q. CAMKONs
July l. 1868, JAMES WHITE. e
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STRAUSS & BLUM,
SAVINGS BANK OF mEMPHTs
NO. asf MAIN STREET.

iyi2 6ul
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NEW UNIVERSITIES

MAS JNIC NOTICED A
wi Officers aud members OF south 80 :.
Memphfs Lodge No. 49, are hereby noti- AA
d ed toattend . special communication v y
Inls Tuesday evening" RI o'clock, for work in
the NJ. 81. deRrea.
All ". "a. x rraterpalIy Invited.
BY order of A. j. " HELLER, W. d.
BEN. *. PULLEr, See'y.
Mofnphis. IuiV IA ISeS iyi4 1t
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DisselutIon Of C0partnershIp.

FTTHE eopartnership heretofore existing he
tween the undersigned. under the style Of
RLACE. CAMRON & CO., is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. Z. NJ. BLAGk.
O. q. CAMRON,
June so. 1858. JAMES WHITE.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July I3--Twenty-five
messengers ana laborers, male and fe-
male, viii be discharged from the Treas
ury Department next week on account
Of isck of appropriation.
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COLLECTION OF RECORDS OF DECO
RATION or SOLDIERS GRAVES.

The following has just been issued ct
the headquarters Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, Washington, June p:
General Orders No. IL
The Commgnde7-in-Chief calls stten-
tion TO the following Congressional ae-
ton with regard to the memorial ceTe-
monies Of the 50th uit.:
The Congress of the United States, in
the House Of Representative, June y,
on motion OF Mr.. Logan
Resolved, That the proceedings OF the
different cities, towns, etc, recently held
in commemoration Of the gallant heroes
who have sacrificed their lives in defense
OF the Republic, s1d the record OF the
ceremonial OF the decoration Of the hon
ored tombs OF the departed, shall be col
Iected and bound under the direction Of
such person SIS the Speaker shall desig-
nste. for the use Of Congress.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the House.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
sppoin tment As assignee Of A. B. Muller, o.
Memphis, IN the county OF Shelby and State O
Tennessee, within SAID District, who has beer
adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition, by
the District Court of said District.
Memphis Tennessee, the 18Th day OF July
A.D., 1888. WILLIAM Z. CIRUDE,
iyl4 q Is Assignee, Etc.
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CHICAGO.
NEW ORLEANS.

CHICAGO, July IS.-Frank P. Biair,
s jr., passed here en- route TO the Rocky
f naoHnfaina
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IN the District Court of the United States for the
District OF " est Tennessee. Ia the matter Ol
a. z. Muller, Bankrupt. La bankruptcy
District Of West Tennessse-ss.
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The Mercantile Agency.

THE undersigned take pleasure 81 announc-
ing to the business men Of Memphis that
they have now ON hand the REVISED REF
ERENCE BOOK for July, 1858 70 which we cal
especial attention, All business men are re-
spe1tfuliy iavited to call and examine H. to-
gsthsr with The detailed reports on our records.
We invite TEST inquiries TO prove the value
OF orr institution.
r. @. DUN d co.
Memphis July To- 1893 iyiS wv
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STOCKS IND RoMDs.

VIZ ANTED AT MgMPHIs CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION. corner Jefferson anu
Front streets:
Miss. Central z. r. LIST and I'd Mortg. BONDS.
Miss and Tenn. z. Il. LIST Mortg Bonds.
Mem aud CflHs. X. r. I'd McrtS. Bonuss
AZ and IL r. r. r. lat Mortg, Bonds
Man,phis and Chic 10 per cent. Bonds.
Men1rhis and Chic Ter cent. Mortg. Bones.
Mem rhss City Plain Bonds.
Nf9n1nhis City Indoraed Bonds s-,. 49,.
Noble and o. r r. s per cent sterling 6on9s'
Mobile and o. r, Il. 8 psr cent. interest soiiuA'
Mobile and o. r. K, Income SoDds
Menaplia and o r. Il. STOCK z. ,,..,,,x 1915,
Aaw y q ss~isks easaiss'
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INSURANCE..
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE. no. sls 9llYe street,
ST. LsyIs.

D. a JANUARY. President.
JAS II. LUCAS. vioe-Preside't.
VIM T. SELBY. Secretary.
J. S MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON. GENT Agent.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, July 13.-Fhe Grand Jury
reported 4 bilI against Capt. Donaldson,
Of the Great Republic, for murder in the
first degree, aRd one against Capt. Barr
FOR being accessory to the act.
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DRMOvRAEba HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF sTEMPHIs,
IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER OF
madison and Second Streets

open at all hours: supplied with newspapers
from every State in the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
UTICA. N. r.

UTICA, N. Y, July 1s.-SeymOur ar
rived here to. day, aud met with an en-
thusiastic reception.
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=
W. r. CUNNLNGHAM, W. c MCCLURE,
President. Cashier.
Demonstration Tate, W. B. Green iaw, q.
B. Waudell, N. ]. Wicks. W. e. Cunningham.
Collections on all acceptable points, and re-
mittances promptly made
NY connection with the Memphis and
: harleston Railroad, as President, r quiring
ray entire attention, compelS NE to resign the
Presidency of the above Institution. Ny in
tsrest as Stakeholder and Director VIII remain
as heretofore. ask a continuance OF the con-
ffdence and patronage OF my cid friends and
the public, which heretofore has been so gen
erously bestowed.
jVI i'm NJ WICK9.
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The sheIby Oounty DenOeratIe Gas

The Shelby County Democratic Clao
Meets at the Democratic Headquarters every
Saturday Evening, and IS called 10 order pre-
elseIy ar half past O'Clock.
oreridelt-ALBEET PIKE.
wee F5'ssideaLs.-W. T Ayery, John Dawson
n. Esgeveney, IT., II. d. L. steTart, a. r.
Fran kIand, J. ". Left and +. l. warner
2scorfigg Secne,G7g.-W. O. Lohand.
Corresponding SECRETARY Minor Me-riWelLei-
q7rea4ares;-Afs5or J. J. Murphy.
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MEMPHI5 BOAF.D OF HI-F LItENUEi
Wormeley, 10y q Co, Aydlett, Robinson q
Co.. :. NJ. " eDb & Co., Tool, Phillips q Co, La
cey q McGhee, N CoroBna. A. z FARMLAND,
Jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance Anderson,
General n. B. Forrest General ]. p. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph z. ~Ontgomery, Judge j. P Ca
rusheTs, Rev. 3. Il. Ford, DID, Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas T. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co.. DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEzPHIs-No. Al Madi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON & OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North louisiana
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Democratic Clubs established elsewhere In
the state are invited to correspond with the
shelby County Club. for cooperation and con-
certed action.