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scIENTEFIc IoFrINGs.

Persons who wear kid gloves in hot
weather, and who perspiTs freely, viii
find that injury to the gloves will be pre-
vented by applying ordinary corn starch
to their bands dry before drawing on
their gloves.
Humboldt regards the climate Of the
Caspian Sea as the most salubrious in
the world. Here he found the most deli
cious fruits that he saw during his
travels, sBd such was the purity of the
air that polished steel would not tarniah
even by night exposure.
BY means Of the electric light a piece
OF glass can be made to throw a perfectly
black shadow. This will be the result
provided the two surfaces through which
the ray passes are not perfectly parallel,
the deepness Of the shadow depending
upon the variation.
During thunder storm st Birming-
ham, England, meteoric stones from one
eighth to three-eighths Of an inch long,
aud about half those dimensions In
thickness, fell in immense quantities in
various parts Of the town.
"A Mr.. Payen is reported in an Eng
lish exchange rs favoring the process of
superficial cA b0nizatiOn of timber, as
known and practised by the Romans.
He recommends that the whole surface
of ships should be carbonized, and for
this purpose suggests the use OF the gas
bloW-pipe, or when gas is not at hand a
blow-pipe and lamp fed with heavy pet
roleum oils. The contamination OF wood
exposed to wet is no doubt useful. It
has been employed for many years for
preserving fence posts, but it would be
rather expensive TO apply the process to
the hull Of ship Sc proposed.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Edmunds'
bill, excepting from the electoral college
the States lately in rebellion, and not
now Represented in Congress, passed the
Senate by vote of Is tO5-s party vote,
except Henderson, who voted with the
Democrats.
The President has accepted the resig-
nation of Brig. Gen. r. K. Scott, of the
Bureau, who is now Governor of South
Carolina.
The Ordnance Committee are matur-
ing a report relating to alleged frauds in
the ordnance department, and will soon
present it to the House. The report will
ceusUre the removal of Gen. Dryer,
chief OF the Ordnance Bureau.
The President has issued proclams-
ton announcing that in accordance with
an act of Congress, North Carolina having
ratified the Fourteenth Amendment, is
admitted to all the rights belonging TO
one of the States of the Union.
The President also states that certified
copies of the action Of the Florida Legis-
latUre ratifying the same Amendment,
have been received, but sueh action hav-
ing taken place before the passage OF the
act OF Congress, making it incumbent on
him to issue proclamation to that effect
He confines his proclamation to North
Carolina.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 10-In the House of
Commons pension TO Gen. Napier was
voted. He was also made Peer, under
title of Lord Napier, Of Msgdala.
LONDON, July 1.-THE London papers
generally consider the Democratic NOM
nations az uuiavorsble to the soldiers.
The Standard thinks the most sanguine
Democrat may well doubt if Seymour
can defeat the most popular American
warrior.
The Ns1Os says defeat is certain to fol-
low the selection Of SO weak candidate
as Seymour
The Herald treats the coming contest
as foregOne conclusion, and thinks
Grants popularity would eject him in
any event.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Generals re-
Gently arrested here for political causes
have been banished to the Canary
Islands.
BERLIN, July II.-By virtue of the
provisions Of the treaty recently con-
ciuded between the North German Con-
federation aud the United States, this
Government has stayed all prosecutions
against adopted citizens of America OF
German birth, and those who have been
sentenced to imprisonment will be re-
leased forthwith
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC

John T. Raymond was playing in
Sunderland, England, June 5th.
Maggie Mitchell will play Fan
chon" during the whole season at Sara
togs.
M. Auber is engaged upon another
opera entitled "R4ve glamour" for the
Opera COmique, Paris.
The Mccullough opera troupe closed
to q poor house in Nashville, June 18th.
Susini, Orlandini and Lecutelli are
among the troupe.
-Offenbach has been expanded in the
play bills of Athens, not Boston, into
MOnslkndidaskalos Jakobus Ophphen-
bach.
Morlacchi, DAM, Ricci, and Leah are
/" Black Crooking" it at McVicker's the
ater, Chicago, under the management OF
John E. MeD9nOugh.
Mile Nelson, for singing one night
in London, netted e3 coo. Such q sum
for vocalising one night is unparalleled
in ancient or modern history.
- Marezsk eontemplates bringing cut
LurIine,n or Undine," as it is some
times called, in great splendor during
the fall season.
Dumas fell and broke one Of his ribs
recently while experimenting the re-
hearsal of his new play, "La Comtesse
de Chamblay.n On account of the acct
dent his proposed American engagement
is postponed until 1869.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 1.-THE committee
designated by the National Democratic
Convention to present the nomination
to the candidates, did so at Tsmmany
Hall last evening. General Morgan,
chairman, made the formal tender to
Gov. Seymour and Gen. Blair. Sey-
mour accepted the nomination, stating
that the resolutions we're in accordance
with his wishes. He said from the evil
dence everywhere shown Democracy
would triumph ct the next election.
Gen. Blair accepted the Vice Presiden-
tial nomination, pledging himself to adj
here to the principles enuneiated in the
platform.
An enthusiastic meeting was held out
side the hall, which was addressed by
Seymour, Cox, Blair and others, all
foreshadowing the triumph Of the De-
mocracy.
The Soldiers and Sailors Executive
Committee organized yesterday, with
McQUaid as chairman. Blair's nomi-
nation was entirely satisfactory; Sey-
mour's was openly condemned. Regis
ters show 1900 names, whereof over 100
are naval officers.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, July ia Joint reso-
luton restricting the Jurisdiction of the
Court Of Claims to the loyal citizens OF
Arkansas, was passed.
The bill to reduce and fix the military
on peace establishment was then taken
up, and the actien of last night adoptiuR
Buffers amendment to the fourth sec
ton, reducing the number of Major
Generals to three, was rescinded. The
fifth section was amended by reducing
the number of Brigadier- Generals to six
after March 81, 1869. The eighth section
was amended by reducing the iRcum-
bents Of the offices OF Adjutant-General,
Quartermaster-G General, Commissarv.
General, Chief Of Ordnance, Paymaster-
General, Surgeon General, and Bureau
of Military Justice, to the rank
and pay of Colonel OF cavalry.
Ali staff officers are reduced by one
grade. The staff In the quarterro aster's
and ordnance departments were also re-
duced one-half in number. The staff of
the Bureau of Military Justice was also
reduced.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Reconstruction
Committee, reported back, with the Sem
ate's amendments, the joint resolution
excluding from the Electoral College
the States lately in rebellion, which was
read--the army bill having been Tempo
rarily laid aside. The amendments are
as follows: To strike out the words sand
which States are not now represented In
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Congress,n and insert the following
Provided that nothing herein contain
ed shall be construed to apply to any
State which was represented ia Congress
in 1857" After an exciting debate, the
amendments were agreed to and the
joint resolution passed.
Schenek said the COMMITTEES on WAYS
and Means had gone over fifty-two OF
the IS2 amendments of the Senate to the
Tax bill, and he suggested that the House
accept general report to now concur In
all the amendments, and let them go TO
q Conference Committee. There being
no objection, that course was adopted,
and a Committee of Conference asked
for.
Washburne, from the Conference Com
nnittee on the Legislative Appropriation
bill, made report, which was agreed
to,
The Army bill, as amended, was then
ordered to be printed.
SENATE.
The bill disseminating the Freedmen's
Bureau after the first OF January next
was passed.
The Funding bill was then taken up
and discussed without result.
The House amendment to the Elee-
toral College bill then came up and was
concnrred in. The bill now goes to the
President.
The Senate then adjourned.
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MOHTVALE SPRIHGS---lS68

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT. SIT
i uated in Bleunt county, East tennessee,
VIII be opened for the reception OF visisOrs on
the lst of June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters, in functional derange-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and skin.
and the cure OF Chronic Diseases, attest thar
Medicinal Properties.
All tine accessories for enjoyment and recrea-
ton at the best watering places viii be found
here.
The facilities for reaching NOntvaIe this sea-
son VIII De increased by the extension OF the
Knoxville and Charles on Railroad, now in
rapid course OF construction, and regular trains
are expected to be running, by the time OF
opening, to Maryviile, whence passengers are
distant.
Board reduced, per day, to 50 per week, Si2 3
per month, $40. Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and desc iptiOn Of waters, ETC.,
mas Ina JOS. l. KING. knn1ylLle. Tenn.
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GreenbrleF White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrter County, West Virginia.

THE undersigned, Iesrees OF this old and we'll
known WATERIRG PLACE. announce
that encouraged by the liberal patronage re-
eeived last season. they have largely edded to
their accommodations in comfort and appear
ance, and are prepared % entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUE5TS.
The Bathing accommodations are in d1s or
der. Hot and warm sulphur baths. so en- =
nently ef1caciOus in many cases, are a. the
command of visitors at all hours.
In addition 70 other amusements, they have
provided a new and elegant BOW ING AL
LEY and BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently 10
Gated. Prof. ROsenberger's celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the 5sa-
son. A GUOD LIVERY STABLE viii be kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road to Covington leaves only twenty miles OF
staging, through beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turnpike
TERMS-rhree dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children unIer ten years
of age and coIOTed servants, half price. White
servants according 20 accommodations
jeS I'm PEYTON 4 Co
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, July 10.-Gov. Bullock has
informed the Legislature that by orders
OF Gen. Meade they will not be recog-
nized IS loyal body until they haveex-
PEELED all members ineligible uader the
Omnibus bill. He suggested commit
tee by both Houses that they may be
able TO purge themselves of sueh MEM
bers. The suggestion was accepted, and
each appointed a committee to look into
the matter.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, July I1.-Mexican dates to
the 4th state that Estrada had burned
and sacked the town Of Vile de Vale.
Gen. Galborg had been executed.
A brother Of Miramon has been i'm
prisoned for having reaetiOnary docu-
ments in his possession.
Capeda has been reinstated as Cover
nor OF Yueatan,
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THE New Orleans Times Of the 9th
says; Gangs Of lazy, idle, vagabond ne
groes continue to hang around the Grow
RoOst, where the Legislature is in ses-
sion, and cumber the streets thereunto
adj acent. The cause of the assemblage
is almost as much matter Of wonder to
strangers as it Is Of disgust TO the cjti-
zeDs. One Of the former, who had his
! curiosity aroused at the sight yesterday,
ventured to inquire what they were all
doing there, but was assured it was all
right, they were al s,c)ent to the Legis-
latufe,
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SOME of the German railroad compa-
MES employ good looking and respecta-
bic young ladies at their ticket and
freight officers, and the railroad mana
gers cay that the change is most pleas
ant sBd profitable one. The young la
dies are most conscientious. and 9Varrels
which, As long as men were employed,
occurred very frequently at the ticket
offices, have DOW entirely ceased.
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W, r. CUNNINGHAM, W. G. MCCLURE,
President. Cashier
D1RECroRs.-Sam Tate, W. B. GreenIa 3.
b, 7WaddeIl, NJ. ]. Wicks, w. K. Cunningham.
Collections on all acceptable points, and re-
nnittanoes promptly made.
NV connection with the Memphis and
Z, harleston Railroad, as President, requiring
ray entire attention, cOmpels me TO resign the
Presidency OF the above Institution My in
terest as Stoc kholder and Director will remain
as heretofore. ask continuance of the con-
fidence and patronage or my old friends and
the public, which heretofore has been SO gem
jylI i'm MI, wICKs.
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvESUE,1
C0LLKCToR'S OFFICE, STH DISTRICT, TENN,
MEMPHIS, July IA, lSos-
WILL SELL ON THE 24TH INST, AT THE
j house Of Edm0nds. PettigTew g Co., in this
city. Fiftsan Caddfes OF Manufactured Tobacco
forfeited to the Government for violating the.
Revenue Is VS. of the United States.
tyu ROLFE 5. 5AuEDEHS, Collector
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRIHeS.

THESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il Springs, situated IN Montgomery county
81 miles ffOnn ChrlstlsnsBurg Depot are nov
open for the reception Of visitors and the a.
tsntiOn OF the Springs going public Is respect
fully inVfteu 10 the advantages they present
The waters OF these springs are unrivallsd ia
all cases Of Dyspepsia, Cutaneous diseases and
Uterine affections and In eases OF Debility act
as
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE
They have proven emfnsntly usefuI Ia many
Female Diseases, and Ia
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THE Marquis de Caux, PATHS husband
or afiianced, and the hero OF many 3
questionable transaction during the last
ten or fifteen years, has got himself into
the last Imperial races, and is charged
tory Of bis fayorite horse by very foul
means.
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AT AURORA, Ind, on Wednesday,
Capt. Thomas Owens shot bis wife at the
house of his mother-inlaw. The ball
entered her head, and proved fatal Ia an
hour. Owens Immediately drew another
pistol and shot himself and died In
stantly. The parties have not been liv-
ing together for some time owing TO
family difficulties,
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open at all hours: supplied with newspapers
from every state n the Union; and every
Conservative American, Federal or Confede-
rate, are always welcome.
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JAS. GALLATIN, son Of Albert Gala
tin, whose name is 81 hOnorabIy con-
neeted with the early financial history of
this country, has just resigned the presi-
dency Of the Gallatin National Bank at
New York, which he had held for thirty
wears
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KIMBERLING SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
~ or Mythev1ile, Firginia-Aium. White.
hed and Blue Sulphur Waters Hot Gold ard
Napor Alum and Su phur Bsths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, Govt, BerofulOus
and Cutaneous affections diseases OF Throat
and Lungs under experienced attendant but
only TO the extent OF safety and comfort
Nearly every game reT Amusement and exer-
else unrestricted By law. together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles. provided
without eharga- For analysis, cert ncatss, ETC..
Parham, Sana Tats aud P. g. Wills Msfnphfs
Tenn. eerms-Per day, 81; weeE, ST.; month
s3l Being a new place, accommodations
Frs1Ia SEA
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NOTICE.

At a meeting Of the Directors OF the Dssoto
~ Insurance and Trust Company, held thf4
day at the Company 8 ONCE, dividend OF six
per cent, Tree Of Government tax, was declared
upon the.capital stock OF said Company.
July 7, 1888 ]. g. LONSDALE, Secretary
Ledger copy. iys
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DIED.

FLEMING-on the 9Th OF June, 1888, OF
fux, JULIA L., wife of James R. Fleming, in
the Both year of her age.
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'NTs

CHICKAsAW LODGE, No. 9,-Meets every Mon
day night ats O'Clock DR.. George W. AGREE,
\, g.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. jyl2
TOR BENT OR LEASE.-A hrst-class FF-
L MALE COLLEGE, large and well arranged
brick buildings. with six or eight acres of land
favorably located. None but thorough and eX-
perienced educators need apply. Terms favor
able. The property can be leased for term Of
years. For particulars apply at this office.
fvIg
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NOTICE

i der from L. ]. Latham, Register in BANK
ruptcy for the Western District OF Tennessee,
there will he q second general meeting of the
creditors of W. H. Order, BankruIt at said
Registers office, No. $50 Main street, at 10
O'Clock am, on the 4:h day OF August next.
c. A. LEFFINGWELL.
Jyl22t Assignee.
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CHRnNIC nIARRI.ra

Are regarded as a SPECIFIC.
The natural advantages OF this place ere IN
SURPASSED BY AN IN TIE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit OF th3
Allegheny Mountains. The air il ALWAYS cool
and orac1ngs the climate IA healthy and saIu-
0rtous, the water Of delightful tsmuerafurrs
loo4 tahrenheltl, ufs grounds are shaded and
grove Of Forest Oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have recently hsef,
enlarged. renovated and refitied, and Tie NJ
prietors hatter themselves they car. or =. =
their guests accommodations uusurpSs =. -. ~
any watering place in the mnunraio~ - -
hdeutly AK a visit nom the publ anu oon-
Visitors TO the Springs WDl So, AZ f-,,-.g
Jiansburg- where conioFtale' oeR - - III =
eoo,ys1y f,s-1 ~ ~, val OF ssch train 70
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LOUISVILLE, July iI.-Tobacco active, sales
10 hhds Tugs lower s7@9 leaf steady sll950
the latter for Virginia. superfine Flour 767 %
Wheat 81 SOL IS. Corn gJG95c. Oats 7S9S0c
Rye scarce 81 so. Pork SIS 75G29. Bacon
shoulders I51zc; clear rib sideslG54c; clear sidei
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FoR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL. the largest and cheapest
weekly paper in Tennessee, viii be sent TO sub
scribers for the ensuing four months, as q
Campaign paper, at the very low rates given
below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL viii make
its readers acau ainted with all urIeut political
events. and whatever else may be OF interest.
It win express its own opinions fully and
freely as heretofore, and continue to observe
the rules Of conduct that have always governed
it. Ithas no new professions TO make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
WI be supplied to Clubs for the four ensuing
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The Daily paper viii be sent to Clubs at 90
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July II Cotton a shade lower,
sales 1900 bales uplands 81 &c. Rice unchanged.
Flour duh. Wheat la2c lower. Corn, mixed
western 81 0Sls1 10.
Dry Goods heavy, brown sheetings, best
makes l76s1Sc bleached musIins, light makes
advanced &c for seAsonabie styles dark prints
I31z9l41ac.
Money steady, ca loans 4,95; sterling I0]4
shiipments o. specie to-day 81. 10000.
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Notice.

THE lrH OF HARRIS, HUNT & CO., is dis
4 solved by mutual consent. dating from lst
July, 1865 Either party il authorized to settle
up the outstanding business.
E. r HARRIS,
{. 2. HUNT,
iyl2 Tvs 3 NJ. LORE
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IUKA SPRINGS.
open fOFthe Reception Of Visitors.
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

ETII5E proprietors Of this Watering Place take
Il pleasure IN informing their friends and
patrons that they have com pleted their ar
ran ge1aents for the com fort and enjoyment o.
their guests. and that the Hotel Is now open
for their reception. The efiiczcy or these
waters in cases OF Dropsy, SorOfuls, Dyspspsia,
diseases peculiar 70 Females, and al diseases OF
the Sxin and Kidneys, IS too well established
70 Eeed comment. A good Bend VIII serve thu
the best the county affords while The fishing
IN Shoal creek and the hunting IA tn. sur
rounding woods present their usual attractions
TO visitors. Route via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad 70 Florence thsnce BY regular Stage
Line 70 The spriD gH-uiue miles.
For descriptive p<Da pnlet. circular, or for In
formation respecting special diseases. address
ELLIS q CO., Proprieiors,
or II. a. MOODY, ND,
is29 In Resident Pnyzicfau
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The sbeIby County Democratic Club

Meets at the Democratic Headquarters every
saturday Evening, and is called TO order pre-
rfssly At half-psst O'Clock
PresidenL-ALBERT PIKE.
TIce-P rssids7lts.-W. T. Avery. John Dawson,
N. Hsgeveney, j., II. D. I. Stewart A. E.
FARMLAND, J. ". Leftwieh and F. L. Warner.
Recording SecrstGTy.-W- O. LOhand.
Corresponding Secretary Minor AeTriwether.
I7rsasllrer.-AlaJor J. J. Murphy.
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WHEAT! WHEAT WHEATl

AM paying the highest prizes forEooa Wheat
Il at Bluff City Mills 1877 Poplar street, and
have Tor sale choice Family Flour, Cornmeai,
Bran and Shorts, at prices 70 snit the times.
jez Inc John fNGE8
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IN THE STILLNIAN BLOCK.
CORNER OF
Madison and Second Streets.
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STOCKS AND BoMDs.

VSTANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets
Miss Central r. r. LIST and I'd Mortg Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. r. h. LIST Morig. Bonds.
Mem. and Chas. X. r. ID Mortg. Bonds.
N. and L. r. r. r. LIST MOrtg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio PER cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds
Mobile and q. II. II. 8 per cent. Sterling Bonds
Mobile and o. r. R. 8 per cent. Interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. r. K. Income Bonds.
Memphis and o i. z. z. Stock.
ieI0 III u. @. KIRK. Cashier.
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OR vICE-PREsIDENT
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS

THE CITY OF MEMPHIS,
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The Mercantile Agency.

VIHE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
L ing to the business men OF Memphis that
thew have now on hand the REVISED REF
ERENCE BOOK for July, 1853 10 which we call
especial attention. All business men are re-
sDeetfully invited to call and examine II, to-
gether with the detailed reports on our records.
We invite rTsT inquiries to prove the value
Of our institution.
r. G. DUN & co.
Memphis, July 10, 1888. jyI2 Wv
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NOTTCE

rs hereby given to all parties concerned, that
L 1 will not be responsible fer AIRY bills con-
fracted or receipts given unless signed or or
dered by me IN person. X. MORROW,
tyu2tr 1e2 Front street.,