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CoIorcd Murderer Conveyed to the Place Of
Execution.

FORTRESS MONROE August 25, 1883
Yesterday morning guard from Major Putnam's
command. stationed ut Camp Hamilton, Va some
ten miles distant from the fort, proceeded
to Norfolk to take charge OF coored man
named Harrison Young and convey him to warwick
Court House. where he is to be hanged ut ten O'Clock
to day. The prisoner, together with three confede
rates. were convicted Of numbering Mr.. wooton OF
Warwick county in the fall OF 1865 They have been
confined since that time in the Norfolk County Jail
and have been reprevcd three times-once by Cover
nor Pierpolnt and twice by Governor Wells. His as
sociates nave succeeded In having their sentences
committed to imprisonment for Il term OF years; but
the evidence against Young was too conclusive to
admit OF further ccmency.
Major Putnam left for the scene OF execution at an
early hour this morning. accompanied 10y strong
guard OF soldiers TO suppress any disturbance tht
might arise. The prisoner will be taken to the
OF execution by the military guard where he will he
turned over to Sheriff Wollicott Of Warwick county,
and by him hanged.
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The President has recognized Charles yervhoe M
Consul Of Bavaria at Chicago H., and Charles A. @.
Adare as Consul Of Bavaria at Cincinnati
Personal.
s7f. William Faxon, Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy, Is on the owe OF leaving Washington for brief
spjourn In Connecticut
Mr.. Y. W. Seward, Assistant Secretary OF state.
len washington tonight for New York city on pub
lie busnesa
Perry Fuller to-day entered his bond OF 100000 as
Collector Of Customs for tho port OF New Orleans.
He will leave for that city tomorrow.
Nathan Sargent, Commissioner OF Customs, has
gone hence for the purpose Of fAkins tour of In
speetion the Northern frontier and look after the
Smuggling business.
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DEuAW ARE.
Delaware Democratic Convention.

WILMINGTON, August ", 1865,
The Democratic State Convention met at Dover
yesterday and nominated Benjamin T. Briggs, Of
New Castle, for Congress. He was Q candidate In
1862 and was beaten BY George P. Fisher, Unionst,
nv A ANAL majority. The following resolution,
which was adopted By the state Convention In june
was again anirmed as one Of the principles OF the
party .--x,- a. -.,,.,.,
privileoe ana not natural right aud IL to be graDs
or Withheld by the several states TO their respective
inhabitants as In the free sound Judgment wd dis
public interest and welfare,
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TELECRAPHIC News
FIR ON
all PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.

r r o M

American Hay in the Liverpool Market.
LONDON, August 81, 1858.
Among the cargo Of the steamship Nebraska, which
arrived at Liverpool lew days since, was large
quantity Of hay shipped from New York to be sold In
this market. This hay was accordingly put up at
auction in Liverpool yesterday and the whole lot was
sold at from oos zoos. per ton. English hay OF no
better quality than the American readily brings
nearly, II not quite, zoos. per ton.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest md BEST Newspap or In the
Country


Country
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready contains the very latest Europe an News By
the Cable M to the hoIr OF publications. Telagrapha
Dispatches from all parts OF she worQi; thu Confer.
epce between General Rosecrans AMI the Confed-
crate Generals at White Sulphur Springs; Tragic
AFFAIR nj the Broadway Theatre; nm Account OF the
Execution OF John Kennedy ut Canton, M r.. for the
Murder OF Thomas Hand, 'The Total Eclipse Of the
sun on tho 10th OF Anguish Detailed Account q
the Great Prize Fight between Billy Edwards ana
sam Collyer for tho Light Weight Championship; the
Current News Of the Week. the Fashions; Amuse.
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teliigence, and accounts OF al important and In.
tercstng events os the week.
TEnNs:--Sngle subscription. %; Three copies. Sst
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ROME.

Another English CardinaI-C0n,ins Cabinet
Changes.
LONDON, August ~, 1868.
Dispatches from Rome state that Rev. DR.. Henry
e. Manning, the eminent Roman Catholic divine and
Archbishop OF London, is to be made Cardinal
1t Is also reported that Monsgnor Joseph Bernardo
viii soon relieve Cardinal Antonelli Secretary Of
State and President of the Papal Ministry.
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VIRGINIA..

Tho ConsiiiuiiOnaiity Of the Reconstruction
Acts to BE Tested in the Courts.
ALEXANDRIA, August n, 1853.
In the case to-day before the Circuit Court OF Gold
en- King lin detiaue for horsc) order read
from the military commander OF the state orerngthe
TO be dismissed at the cost OF the plaintiff and the
Court considering 1t had no alternative had the or
der entered. The counsel for the paintif excepted
to the order and IL Is expected that the case viii be
Carried TO the higher court n mandamus to COM
pei the Judge 10 Try the case. thus testing the
stltutionailty Of the Reconstruction acts.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

g,ssts Of a Distinguished Citlzen-Mcvement
of Troops.
RALEIGH, August q, 1868.
David L. swaync, LID, late president OF the
University, died to-day. some weeks ago ne ana
Professor Feter were thrown rom wagon and MI
a-.vr. .sr,ously injured His death is attributed to
ths ,n,urv Yesterday he wins cheerful and INDUCED
hones ar reooyery. His death will be sincerely la
mented. -. 49,. IN. oa,o,-r
verr, presidentiaI canvass Is expected In this
State, ana both parties are moving energeucaly. ,,
Most OF the white United states troops sIe ueins
removed from the State, and one or more fesi"eu's
OF ooiored troops are being concentrated
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ARREST Of AN ALLEGED FoaGsR IN NEW HAVEN.
From the Evening Telegram of yesterday

Iron the Evening Telegram or yesterday.l
NEW HAVEN. August IL 1sGs
very smart, respectable appearing man, Tossing
under the name Of Samuel Eden, was arrested hero
on Monday for undertaking TO deposit certified
checks and getting them cashcd. At some ba nks he
was successful, but upon presenting draf, on the
First National Bank OF Philadelphia for 81 at the
National New Haven Bank, the cashier beiD susPl.
cOus at once stepped into the Telegraph OF flee aha
soon ascert ned Philadelphia that the raft was
a forgery. Eden was at once arrested and allowed
TO rive $500 bonds.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The Couing Trial OF the Assassin Of darcy
nIcGee-Criclket Match.
OTTAWA, Canada, August q, 1893.
government detectives say they have Information
Ana descriptions Of several head centres and lead
Inc ronans who are expected here at whalen's
erisi. Hon. J. II. Cameron and Won. M. c. Cameron,
n toronto have been retained TO defend whalen.
The French frigate D'Estrees arrived Of Montreal
treat cricket match was played at Toronto
eo-dsy. between the military and civilians OF the
provinces Of Ontario and Queoec resulting IN VIC
fory Tor the military by nfty-three runs.
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CRICKET.

The New York Cricket Club closed their visit 20
New England yesterday by playing single DAYS
match with the Nonantum CLUB on their grounds ~
Newton, Mass. The New Workers were In hard luck,
being defeated easily. The New York Club made 81
In the nrst innings and ~ In the second innings, with
seven wckets to fall; and the Nonantum CLUB maue
100 in the first innings and s. In the second. Inc
game was witnessed W sIaree number Of ladies' and
gentlemen
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 81, 1868.
II Is announced that the Emperor will visit the
camp at Chalons on the I'd OF September.
The sale OF the Figaro mewspaper) in the streets
Of Paris has been prohibited.
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PORTUGAL.
Another Observation-Disclosures.

Another Observation-Disclosures.
LISBON, August 81, 1865
In tho Chamber OF Peers to-day bill for raising a
loan Of 10, OOO, 600 francs was passed.
The Chamber has also voted supply Of 100000
francs for the Notifications OF the city OF Lisbon.
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DENMARK.
Treasury Rules.

COPENHAGEN. August 81, 1868.
The Danish government has decided against the
edopton of tho decimal system OF coinage in the
national mints
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ST. DOMINGO.
Of the Buez Administration.

Periis Of tae Baez Administrations.
HAVANA, August %, 1893.
In st. Domingo the Cahraliss are gaining ground.
Tho whole country is now In revolt, and President
Bsez finds himself forced to employ every means In
his power 70 keep the people quiet
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The Bulgarian In.urrecticu.

PEsrn August y, 1868.
Advices from Rustchuk report that the nsurrec
tionary bands have again made their appearance In
Bulgaria and several conflicts have taken place be-
tween them and the Turkish troops the result OF
which u as yet unknown.
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f.yucb Law Among the Cauadisns-A Thief
Hung.
PETRoLIA, Canada, August n,

PErKOTIA HugUst I6oo'
George Deighton, who was arrested last night on
susp,cion OF stealing $500 from the landlord Of the
putnam Hotel, was forcibly taken from jail by the
cit zers and conveyed to derrick, where confess
sou OF the theft was extorted from him after being
suspended th rec times, by the wrists ana twice
nv the neck until life was almost extin CT
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TURKEY.

Fnrrnguts Banquet 10 the Cabinet.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 81, 1868.
Adm.ra Farragut gave grand banquet yesterday
on board his flagship, the Franklin, to the members
Of the Turkish Ministry and the Ambassadors OF the
foreign Powers at Constantinope.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
TO attend mso,ings printed in the nesies possible msoner
hours notice, and twenty-five cent less than At
other snA place In the ely. at the METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. ~ Nassau street.
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IT. My.

Minister Menabrcn's Tonr.
TURIN, August ~, 1868.
The Prime Minister, General Menabrea, has arrived
at Nice.
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The Bank Return.

LONDON, August 81 1883
The regular weekly statement of the Bank OF Eng
land, made public to-day shows that the amount OF
bullion Ia vault has increased $50 900 since last week.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., ESc cr. esnt
VII, ncstnes, quickness and despatch IN he cv,
II the METROPOLITAN JOB PRiNliNu
'AENT, 81 Nassau s.reeI
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Nenp less, Ecoaomy and Despatch Co'ne,nes@
the e. ecution OF orders. Metropolitan jos fEih%-
skmei 81, VI Nassau street
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Miller - Co., Ne. Union square La die ss.
ksses and Boys BOOTS and SHOES, ali stres and pce''
MlLLk.R d CO., No. Union slAxs
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BatcaeIcrNs Hair DyeeThe Best I'm the
world Tho oolx Perfec Dyes harmless, ssabe iastsntae
ueous. FActory Is Bond street.
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Cri,aadorO,s UneivuiIed Fair DYE Sold and
applied No. Astos Hnse- Msaufactory No. D Maiden
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CALF ORNlA.
Important Suit Between Rival Telegraph
Companies.

SAN FRANCISCO, August q, 1893.
The western Union Telegraph Company have CON-
menced asuit against the Atlantic and Pacific States
Telegraph Company for an Injunction restraining
defendants from engaging in the business Of trans
hitting dispatches within the boundaries Of Califor
MIA and for 1908 damages by reason Of the ATTAIN
tic and Pacific states Telegraph Company construct
ing their lines In close proximity and removing the
poles on the plaintir's line.
Flour, s. TO . IS 6s; wheat, 81 So . 81 %; legal
tenders T0k.
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invalid WHEEL Chairs, fcy Use Indoors or
oot price $40 to 80. INVALID CAHRTAGkS TO order
g. W. SMITH, 20 William street, New forx-
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EsfsbIishcd in lSOO.--The Metropolitan Job
Printing Es,ablishuf cent, "a Nassau street
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xy;g.. To.pee. aud Ornamental lnr.-,.,M
oos,s liar pys add iist pyg,ns. all 0'or'' "N'o"v
IOG's, is Bond street
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TO sal Havana 1ottcry.-Pri<es 50 30 ponslo ias
into @,,e,i, frnl.bed The highest rates pad tut
and eli Kinds q y 9a aaa CO.. Bankers, s wall street.
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The Famous Corncr-yJ Nnss ~, ~ X
eo,n., raton. The Metropolitan JOB ffih'lns h''''
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF FRESH
Pittsburg 90 al,
FOR THE-
HAYS COAL COMPANY

Successors to BRIGGS PETERsoNO
Wy HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in best
w Pittsburg Coal, nom the Hays Mines, first
pool, Monongahela river.
Ofice-l21S Madison street. mh2S II
I OUIsIANA SELrZER AND MINERAL
IL WATER MANDATORY, No. IL Peoy-
harre street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water put
up In bottles for the country at 81 per case of
one dozen, and at IS 25 per barrel OF three
dozen. Also, Tarred SeltZer Water at l5c per
oottlei Nichy Water at 25c per bottle. Orders
LETT At the Factory, or addressed through the
postof1ice to Glass Box, No. lSlS, New Orleans,
promptly attended 70.
TREMOULET LEToREY,
apZl STn PronriofOra
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freeman to the bone, like the scourge Of
Russian Executioner.
Is it not enough to startIe all men,
that Committee of one House of Leg
islature, in the words of the IateLiQencer,
brings before 1t by summary process
whomsoever any one Of its members
pleases, subjects these witnesses to an
inquisition absolutely forbidden by the
fundamental law Of the nation, incar-
cerstes them for pleading their constitu-
tional rights, and converts the Nations
Capitol into q prison-house for the vic
tins Of the partisan maIignity or per-
sonal hatred or caprice Of any Of its
members?
General Grant also engaged in the
crusade against the President. This his
friends at last openly declared. There is
no mistake on this subject, because the
Editor of the Washington Chronicle,
john w. Forney, while at Chicago as
Delegate to the Convention, wrote thus
to his journal:
At a meeting of the Illinois delegation.
this afternoon, the Hon. n. B. Judd, of |
the House of Representatives. from this |
district, was called on for q speech. In |
the course of his remarks he stated that /
Gen. Grant, pending the impeachment |
trial, obtained an interview with Senator |
Trumbull, during which he (Grant) told |
Trumbull that if Johnson was acquitted |
be (Grant) could not remain in Wash
ngtOn, as he would be ordered away
without delay.
Gen. Logan was also called on, and in
iorsed Mr.. Judd's statements. He added
! most unqualified Endorsement of
Grants Radicalism.
How long q stride will # take to reach
he point when the House of Represent
.tives, like the House of Commons dis
,ensing with the Lords, will turn the
senate out Of doors, declare its own sit
ing permanent, and place all the power
# the country in the hands of General
4rsnt as Its instrument? 1t is but lit
le way to go, and little worse than what
las already been done.
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Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 4:00 p m connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. LOUIS at i:S0 p IA. next dav.
THROUGH TICKETS
At reduced rates, can be procured at Compasy's
once. 2S7x Main street, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
S8- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Men,
phis City Transfer Com pany at Hotels, Pri-
vate Resl6 ences, or on board boats, to all prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. is5
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TRANSPORTATION.
Quickest Route to New York
Memphis & Louisville R. B. Line

PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
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M0tice fO the P,lhLic.

HAVING established our Omnibus Line, and
III determined to work At the SAME RATE
OF FARE CHARGED BEFORE THE WAR,
and having an experience OF fifteen years In
the business in Memphis, we respectfully
their patronage. We have the exclusive priVi-
lege OF Checking Baggage In connection with
the Mem phis and Charleston Railroad. Pas
sengers may De assured OF the plomptness and
reliability Of our agents. Fare to and from any
points within the city, 20 Cents. Prom OF at
tention given 20 calls left at the Ticket Office OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Z78 Main
street, and at the office Of Keck a Bros, 3e9
ma21 az PATTERSON. KRCK a co.
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ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS,
RockPort, Arkadelphis, spoonviIle, Antwine,
Washington, ClarksVflle, Texas Tulip, Ark.
Princeton. Camden, Louisville, RusselviIls,
Dardsneu. Clsrksyille, Lewishurg, Ozark, Van
Buren,, Fort Smith.
Arkansas. D. J. CHIDESTER q CO.,
Jal Proprietors.
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SprouIe & McCOwn III Main, under Worshsm.
= q. Ward. Resiceut FARMER Garthwaite,
Lewis & Stuart n Main.
L & A. l.. LoEeDstein, 81 Main.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
IA tate of Wm- Hutchinson, deceased, are
hereby notified and required to appear and iale
the same, authenticated In the manner pre-.
Court of Shelby county, Tenn, on or before
the seth day Of October. l288, or they viii De
forever barred The insolvency OF said estate
having been suggested, IL is being administered
as such In the County Court
TOM GALE, Executor
mai law4H Of WA. Hutchinson, Decd
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Movements OF the Celestial Embassa-
dOrs.

Movements OF the Celestial Embassa-
dOrs.
The representatives OF the Celestial
Empire are becoming more and more at
traclive every day. In and about the
Metropolitan Hotel, yesterday, many
anxious eyes were on the QlEi UiUe for the
children Of the Kingdom of Flowers in
Asia, and whenever queue made its
appearance on the stairs, leading to their
apartments, or in the bsr-room, the
wsarer of it instantly beeame the subject
of prying eyes and the observed of ali
observers"
We fear that II their stay among Us is
protraeted long, it may be necessary for
the disciples of Father Matthew to ask
them to" sign the pledge" In fact, Mr..
John ChinRman will be as " fast" as the
finest specimen of Young Americak that
can be started. Some Of the elder ones
Of the servants have learned the way to
the bar-rOom, aud come down regularly
for their "bitters " of q morning. One
old gentleman came down yesterday
morning and called for his '' brandy
straight" and slipped down a Chinese
brass cent as pay for the seventy five
cent drink, aHd walked out with the air
Of prince, and ss having paid a big
price for it But the brass coins are in
demand about the hotel, and Capt. Shell
ley can, if he chooses to, sell them, and
obtain more for them than the articles
he gives Ia exchange or trade for them.
They are beginning to have quite q
peDehant for mint juleps. Capt. Oliver
took two Of them behind the bar to show
them the process of coneOcting them. A
sherry cobbler was presented to the older
one, and he drank it like q veteran. The
younger one was quite modest about
touching it; when asked to "smileu he
shook his head, made gesticulatiOus
with his hands to be excused, very good
humOredly, but finally was prevailed on
to swallow little for his stomachis g sake,
when he smiled all over at its effects and
It is amusing to witness the "tea brig
ade" come down every morning at 5 |
O'Clock with their ssucepans full of hot
water to make their own tea, ALI in line, |
single file.
One OF the most important and note |
worthy features in the history OF China |
and this country transpired yesterday. it /
being the raising over the hotel the flag |
Of the Empire of China at half mast cut |
Of respect to the honor paid to ths mem /
Dry of ex-President Buchanan. 1t is the |
nrst Chinese Embassy flag raised in our
and the one hOisted was made
expressly for His Exeelleney, Anson
Burlingame.-Ndt. Int, 6th.
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TUESDAY, evening Sheriff Bagg re-
turned with three OF LEo prisouers who
broke out OF the county jan last wesk
He met up with several Of them near tbe
Saline river, and a skiImish ensued,
Several shots were fred, when the pris-
Oners scattered into the woods, and all
eluded capture but the three mentioned,
who are negroes. 1t is be-
lieved that the white man who es-
capped with them from Jail was killed; if
so, just retributiOn has overtaken him,
for On his soul rests the blood of several
persons whom he murdered.-PineB Bluff
indicator, 4th.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCEIOR.

AUCEIOE.
". II. Psssmore & Co 26O Second.
A. NJ. StOddaTd & o., is second.
A. 5. Levy & %, 81 Second, Jefferson Block.
BANkB.
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Jef.
Peoples Bank OF t. nnessee, Z Madison.
Mem phis G1Jy savings Iusll1On, 10 e1ersOn.
First aJional tauk, A Madison.
jackson Insurance C=mpany, 10 Madison.
German National &3 Esfn.
BOOK Stores.
c. F. Chsmberiin & Co, Bank Books, ls7 Main
Q. c. Cleaves & Co., cor. second ana Monroe.
Church s Co., 3l5 Asin.
ii Wade & Co, - Main.
Boots AND SHOES.
App 3 Lutz, 49, jefferson.
W. H. kenneday, ~ Main.
Terry s. aalJchell, W noigsEle, S29 Main.
NErinsl Curtis, 223 Nam.
6oodbar CSnhlGnC, Wholesale, 20l Main.
John Ess, 25.1e Second.
CARRIAGES, BUGGHES, ETC.
A P. Morgan, ISS Third, corner n sshington.
W. S. Hruce Co., g and ~ Monroe.
WoodFnd & Co l7S Main.
L. .. Bradley, 81 Malu, Jackson Block.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
T. A. Lsddin, IS Msin.
cIOFHEzG AND FURSIsHISG GOODS.
SprouIe & EcCown ri Main, under Worshsm.
= C. Ward. Resident Partner Garthwaite,
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AXE Notice.
GEoRGIA

GEORGIA
CleIrsosnf decision of the Court in st Louis
=. l-afay r. FiIey's SOLE RIGHT 10 use the name
aeIeoy q fRrEk OAK" was sustained. All
II the orls infringing on those rights viii be
tec9rdel Ny prosecuted. The " Genuine Old Re
the CoA1 3 Smarter Oak stove can be found
ss.sliAT n NO. 227 MAIN STREET,
rsham House.
j. r. SCHABEI. & Co,
- - Agents for Memphis, Tenn,