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TENNESSEE.

An election was held at the Court
house last Thursday for the two Offices
Of Constable in the Ninth District. Doc
Gillespie and George Colquit were
elected without opposition. The two
Radical candidates Tor these two Offices,
Hendricks, q white man, and Smith, q
negro, were elected at the March cleo
ton, bat they have bsen unable 10 give
bond. Messrs. Gillespie and Colquit are
good officers, as is shown by their ap
preciative c0nstituency.-CO Columbia Her
aid, June 20.
John ". Thomas, Auditor OF the
Nashville and Chattanooga rsilrosd
since the close Of the war, has resigned
his position.
The Union and Dispatch Of the 23d
says; Capt. J Edward Stacey, Revenue
Inspector, has just returned from Knox
vile, where ne has discovered large
frauds in the bonded warehouse of &
Kennedy, jr., Of that city. Suit has
been commenced in the United States
Court, at Knoxville, against Mr.. Ken
nedy for the forfeiture of his bond.
The ladies Of Madrid Bend sent TO
Union City huge cake, to be rafil ed for,
the proceeds TO be applied to the expense
of removing the Confederate dead oppo-
L.
Louis and presented to the ladies at
Madrid Bend by the officers Of the Belle
City. Mr.. Davis, telegraph operator at
Union City, had one of eighty chances.
$780, and won the cake and CALAMITY
returned it. We understand that it has
thrice done similar service.
The McMinnviiIe Enterprise of the
Goth says, of railroad tax: The propo.
siliOn to levy railroad tax In the coun-
ties OF White and Overton for the con-
struction Of the Southwestern Railroad,
was carried in both counties. The coun-
ties OF Putnam, Coffee aud Warren are
yet to vote. We learn through private
letters from gentlemen in Putnam, that
the prospect Of carrying the election in
that county is good. We have nothing
special from Coffee. As for our county.
We feel pretty sure it will carry.
The Knoxville Herald Of the 23d
says: Fifty-three students from Wash
ington College, Virginia, passed through
the city on Sunday on their way home
to spend the present vacation. They
were from Middle Tennessee and Ala
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oF TFNNEssEE-
PLATFORM OF TnE TENNESSEE


Ist The Conservative men of Tennes
see, putting ssids ali questions decided
by the war, accept the title Of Demo
Gratis and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as it nov
exists.
%. The question Of the right of Q
State 10 secede from the Union bss been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as final and conciu-
sive.
30. Nevertheless, while the Constilu-
ton makes the Federal Government su-
preme, it is SO only with well defined
Limitations aud restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and m2kiDg them Co
equal in respect OF such rights and
these rights have not been impaired by
the result Of the war, or the powers OF
the General Government aegrandlzes
by 10, TO the enlargement OF pubic
liberty.
An. The extinguishment Of African
Slavery Is recognized as fact, ratified
by e binding Constitutional Amendment
5th. TIE irvesIiture Of negrOaswith the
right Of suffrage, by the Congress Of the
United States, and the disiFanchi5em ent
OF white men, by the same authority, is
q gross usu-pation Of power, and policy
unjust, unwise and oppressive, and tend
ing 10 excite q war or races the white
men Of America are entitled to superb
Ority and supremacy in the administrs-
ton OF the Federal aud State govern
ments and any measure intended to
deprive them Of it, or to divide or impair
it, greatly endsngeTs the perpetuity of
free republican Institutions.
9Th. The faith OF the nation is pledged
to the payment Of the national debt,
according 10 the terms " the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time Of payment of the
bonds ought not To be extended the
principal OF the fiye-twenty bonds ought
70 be paid in currency, and the money
granted to the \ atiolal banks to be with
rawn.
7Ch. The Government bonds should be
taxed in the hands of the bondholders,
equally with other property.
Sth. The doctrines and practices Of the
Radical party, which endesvOrs, by en-
crOachiBg upon the powers of the EXecu-
tive anu judicial branches OF the Gov
eminent, 10 absorb in tie Legislative
Department all powers, tend to the de-
strUctI0n Of the Republican system of
Government and the civil liberties of the
people.
9sh. Equal and exact justice to all men,
of whatever State or persuasion, relig-
ious OF POLITICAL peace, commerce aud
honest friendship with al nations; en-
taugling alliances with none; the sup
port of the state Governments in all
their rights, as the mast competent ad-
ADMINISTRATION Of our domestic concerns
and the surest Dulwark against anti-Re- |
publican tendencies; the preservation OF |
the General Government in its whole |
constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor |
of peace at home aud safety abroad a /
jealous care Of the rights OF election by |
the people and the supremacy OF the |
civil over the military authority.
10th. Andrew johnson the first choice |
of the Democracy Oh Tennessee; but |
their Delegates left free to unite IN Sc |
lecung another rs the candidate for the |
Presidency.
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Judy" ssks why is the letter q Of
more value than cream TO dairymsid
/ and answers it-because il makes better
butter.
They have got up a four-lecred
chicken at Louisville, that moves about
| like any other quadruped, as If unaware
OF being degraded from its rang among
| bipeds ''--'''
-Minargent is the name of new
substitute for silver. 1t is composed q,
copper, nickel, tungsten and aluminium.
and Is said to be nearly as white. male.
able, ductile, tenacious, and sonorous as
silver, while il wears even better. and i
less liable to be furnished and Injured bv
gases, and less fusible than silver.
In Siberia the gold fields are free to
all. But when gold Is found it must be
reported to Russian official, who APP
portions about four square miles to the,
finder, and allows him to dig all he will
on condition that the gold is all brought
10 the mint, TO be coined, and fifteen
per cent. is paid the government for
expenses.
The Natchez Democrat Of the 18th
says: A list is now prepared at the
Natchez Democrat Office, of three hun
dred and seven persons who are believed
70 be unlswfully registered. Planters
and others who have knowledge of the
ages and length of residence in the citv
OF any of these persons so registered, are
earnestly desired TO come and examine
The list, so that proof may be obtained ip
time TO prevent the votes of these being
unlawfully esst. Already a large mum.
Der of illegal voters have been caused 10
be erased from the list. Several are new
IN Jail for perjury, and writs for the ar
rest OF forty-4ive others are In the bands
or proper officers. Let every man WHO
has any knowledge Of these matters
come forward promptly, aud thus render
valuable service towards maintaining
the purity OF the ballot-box and secure
s IN ueieat OF the Constitution" II such
De the condition of things before what
must II be after the election
IN ,CTSeken county, KY, has inst
voted $500, 600 to the Psdueah and Eliza
ps1 .1 Railroad. The election was
held on the Goth,
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FOIsEEaE.

LONDON, June % Prince Alfred ar
rived 81 Windsor 20 day.
Henry w. LODgfellOw has been elected
g member of the Reform Club.
BELGRADE, June 26.--The late Prince
Michael let viii appointing his sister
and two ntphews his heirs.
The evidence taken at the preliminary
examination Of the sssassiDs Of Prince
Michael, duplicates Prince Kara George
vich in the conspiracy.
VIENNA, June 26.-During the stay of
Prince Napoleon at Bucharest, a depu-
tation of Jews presented q respectful ad-
dress for Emperor Napoleon, asking an
ameliOTation of their condition, and
thanking the Emperor for his lberality
towards al races Of people.
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from so to $500 y each, and
AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARs
WILL be Donated to the Orphans OF Sc.
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

A suitable Committee of Responsible Gentle
men viii be selected to conduct she drawing
and awarding OF the prizes. on the day ap-
pointed, st MECCA STILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan:
One hundred thousand numbers. represent
Ing the Cert dcates issued, viii be p aced in one
wheel, and i've hundred tickets. inscribed with
the names OF the prizes, to vii: q Pasrhau
House, etc, win be plaeeu IN another. From
these wheels a nun Der and a prize will be
drawn al the same time. and the nun Der
drawn VIII take the prize drawn with II.
The prizes VIII be ready fer delivery upon
the result OF the award being known, and the
psrEons by whom the ten real estat- D izas a. .
drawn, viii receive cee3s 70 the same, with
title clear and uueueumbered
All money received upon The sale OF thee
Certificates VIII be placed in respo sib benk-
ing houses ef st. Louis, Missouri, where 10 VIII
remain. to the credit OF the AssOcia fion, until
after the drawing takes place.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, June 26.-The eolored DEM
ocfatic Club, from Brandon, numbering
300, il here to encourage the cOlored
Democrats at the election tomorrow.
A torch-light procession two miles in
length paraded Tonight.
The Democrats claim q, 200 majority
ia the State. Ten counties give Demo-
crztic majoTities of $50 to 2000 each.
The Radicals have gained four OF the
river cOuHtiss. The Democrats coucede
all OF the river counties, ten in number,
but none OF the inland counties.
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Mes. 40 and a. North COgrtsi.,
MEMPHIS, :. TENNESSEE.

Mes. 40 and ~ North Court ST.,
MEMPHIS, :: TENNESSEE.
DR. RUSSELLS DISPEN5ARY AND IN
II PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest instiLu.
ton ol tue glng Ia the south west, est biished
In 1899, plea santly located al Nos Az ana 81
north sICe OF Court square Memphis Tenn is
open for the reception of patients desIin 2
r5atmeut and The comforts OF a home while
receiving the same. Patients also tteated at
the onics OF by letter, If desled. Dr. RUSSELL
is acknowledged by all p4rties interested Al
oy Tar The NJ ST SUCCESSF I'll PM SICIAN
In the treatmenJ of Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and per lament cures guaran-
Iced Ia every case, male female. Recent
c6ses Of GONOREdEA and SYPHILIS cured
ia a few days, without the uss OF Mercury
ohange OF diet, or htndrsnce from business
SECOND AIRY SGPHI Ills the last yestfse
eradicated without the use OF Mercury In
voluntary loss Of Semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers nom Impotency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored 10 fee vigOr In q few
weeks. elect or GCuOIrhea OF loE-g standing
when all internal remedies have failed per
manenuy aud speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims OF 5ELF-A husband excessi,e
Venery, suffering from SPEEMATORRHEA
lily and permanently cured. ~
IS All consultations strictly confidential
Chronic rheumatism, NsurRlgia C}sut Pa
ralysis, DEAFNESS etc, treated BIZ the aid ~
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours nom 3. N. to 1 pm. and from
2 to pm
Those wishing to purchafe Drugs, Family
would do well to call at RUSSELL'5 DRlJ6
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No, a.
North court street, under Jue Disps Dsary.
jeH
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vALUELrAT
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No person viii be authorized TO sell Cartia.
Gates for the Association, OF be recognized -
an agent, unless holding a certiicate to thsf
effect from the Manager Of the Association
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REV YORK.

NEW YORK, June 26-It is reported
that Gov. Seymour is to be President OF
the National Democratic Convention.
Gen. O'Neii caused the arrest to-day
Of the editors of the Irish Republic for
publishing statement from Washington
that he had been suspended from holding
communication with the War and Treas-
ury Departments for presenting fraud
ulent claims.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, June 26.-Gen. Scott,
Governor elect, has issEed a proclamation
e1nvening the Legislature on the 9Th of
July, in accordance with the provisions
of the omnibus bill, for the ratification
OF the I4th amendment.
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3 . S S ELLIS
DiSDGRaTI, IIdFnaFY and Drug Store

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TELEGRAPHHU MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-COtton firm mid
d .tngs 2gc SALE 80 bsles receipts lis ex-
ports szl9 weeks sales Il99 receipts 5O4; ex-
ports foreign t9j9; coastwise 2S3l. Stock is be-
Sterling and New York sight unchanged. God
40 Sugar and M5tasses duh ana nominal
Flour Gull, suPeFfne 81 5O9s. Corn dun at CSC
9E. Olts steady at 75c. Hay SlSa2i PORK
dull at G2D929 2. Bacon quiet, suoulds rs Isl< &
ls1zc; clear sides l754c Lard duh, tierees he
KEY nc
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
/ WASHINGTON, June &c. -Payne jntro
/ dUced bill providing for the issue O.
arms for the use of militia, which was re.
/ feFred.
Schofield offered q resolution directing
! the Clerk OF the House to present TO the
+ Secretary of State the act admittine
North Carolina; South Carolina. Louisi-
ana, Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
which was adopted.
Hinds, OF Arkansas. introduced a ioinf
resolution 10 extend the provisions of The
act of July 4sh, 1856, limiting the iuris-
dietion OF the Court of Claims to the low
al citizens OF Arkansas. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The Senate's joint resolution donating
captured ordnance for monument 10
Gen. Sedgewiek was passed.
Bodies, OF Arkansas, introduced a bill
for the relief OF honOrably discharged
soldiers. Referred.
The House then went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the tax bill.
All the amendments to the tax hill
were agreed TO, and the bill was reported
to the House. e
Butler, OF Tennessee, had the oath ad-
ministered to him. tAf
SENATE
The chair submitted a communication
from Gen. Grant transmitting the papers
in relation to the election in Arkansas.
which was laid on the table.
Also the report OF the commissioners
appointed for the revision and consoIida-
ton OF the statute laws Of the United
states, lnclosing specimens Of their pa
peTs. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
ConDess offered an amendment 70 thu
bill concerning the rights OF American
citizens abroad, with which the third
section will read
And be IL further enacted, etc That
whenever it shall be duly made known
70 the President that any citizen OF the
United States has been arrested and i
detained by any foreign government
70 CONFIRMATION Of the intent and
purpose OF this act, OF upon the
allegation that naturalization 10 he
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The Following Books, VIZ

, VOLS. Shakespeare (llustratedJ vols Lives
> Of the Saints, vol Plutarch's Lives . vols
Novels, 10 vCls National POruait Gallery, 2
vols Go-ey's Magazine, vol. Der Rez7r Ger
mani. 2 vols. quaTtO Imperial Bibles, Mofoc 20
and gilt edge; lvUl. Testament; / vol. Internal
Revenue Laws > vols Code OF Tennessee, j vol.
CTiu1t2al Pieadngs, I vol. Medical Journal.
vol. Waiter SCOTS Poems, . yO's. Caureh
Fscts ! vols Ch0rch Review, ] VOL. Mission
BOOK, vol. American Encyclopedia. ] vol.
pa ,, VII be sold to pay charges, unless called
FOR within tGidy days.
&. F. CHAMBERLIN & co.
MrmnLiE- lime II IS.S iag- I,r
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Fourth Prize.

TIE hns Mansion OF the late ledge r ".
Wells, jefferson City. Missouri TWo-sfOEy
BRICK aud Frame, nfteen eli CANT rcOns, AID
Anished throughout with ali modern improve
ments Lot I35 feet frOnt on Sigh sir-et BY 900
feet deep. Grounds finely laid out, tsrrsced,
dover beds, etc.
VALUED AT...--........-....... SIS go
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$500
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, June 28-Reports from
the crops in various parts of the State are
favorable. The late rains have been
gaueraI
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Aa ARRAY
occurred at Vicinr'srestaurant last night,
in which Maj. Frank Msnney, of Nash
vile, was stabbed and instantly killed,
by an unknown man, who made his
escape.
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25O Prizes

From the firm OF ROOGHER BROTHERS,
Matehmakers and jewellers, No. l06 South
Filth street, under the oOuteern Hotel, where
samples Of the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid Silver Service, worn : 10
solid Silver GOblets. Plated Tea Ssls. Ladies
ana Gentlemen's GOld y atciles, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy silver Pieces, Zine Jew
slry, etc.
ALL VALUED At sIs.00
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Sc. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 26-Judgs VIM. S.
Allen. who has heen editorialIy connect
ed with the st. Louis Republican come
twelve years, is dead.
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Dissolution.

THE drm o. GUY, ALDEN. MCCEEAS CO.,
/ is THIS Day dissolved by mutual consent.
Unsettled business pertaining o the hous will
be adjusted at the office Of Guv, Mcclellan q
Co, 20I Front street. w. ". GUY,
z. J. ALDEN,
j. MCC 8EA
4. W. MCCLELLAN.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June 26.-The commander
Of the State Guard was removed by Gov.
Welles to-day, and Col. Egbert, formerly
Of the United States army, appointed
instead.
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Third Prize.

handsome ThTee-s.ory Brick Residence
No. ISIS Chestnut street, between Fiftsenth and
Sixteenth streets, st. louis, Mo, containing
twelve roo S. elegantly finished throughout.
with all modern Improvements complete Lot
rs by lG95z feet deep,
VALUED AT..-....----.-...-.--- $500
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Notice.

THE following property, in the hands OF the
Memphis City Transfer Company. will bs
sold t9 pay freight and charges, II not called
for and removed within thirty days:
One 1WO-HoRSE WAGON,
One TRUNK--no mark.
One BOX BOTTLES. marked Dr. Smell.
=. p. FONTAINE, = gent
o ID ~ NJ o. 7, Co, Memphis. June 2. ises.
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Second Prize,

An elegant Three-stOry DOuble Brick Resi-
dence, with three and a half scrss q ground
in the city or Meaa phis, Tenn, one mile from
Court Square. House spiendidly rnisaed, with
all modern i'm provsments. troun. nnely
laid cut with shruDbery. etc. Fire stables, out
buildings, eie.; al in complete order, and
VALUED AT......--..--......... ...........-s5gOoO
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T9.gCSt Sale

DURSUANT to the provisions OF a Iced OF
L Trust executed to me as Trustea on tbe lst
DAY OF February, lS67- 6y Jos w. Alley, which
has been duly registered in the Registers office
of shelby county, Tenn, in book No. bs, pages
5N and 5o2 for the purpose o. securing the pay
will,
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$500
SIX More Prizes.
VALUED AT

Consisting o. hne Brick Residences IN the
city OF St Louis, sfissopri, situsted NCs -
South Eight street, 20 South eight street. ls27
Morgan street., l4l2 Morgan street. IA and JIG
ChOuteau avenue.
VALUED COO
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Assets, January 1, IsSs, over ss,SOO,OOO.
Issues Policies en- ALL THE MOST AP-
OF as good terms as any Company.
No RSstYIetiOHs upon Aeelt1aated Persons, OF %
RESIDENCE OR IRA HEL.
ME1fPHIs BOARD OF REFERENCE

MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
WOrmeley, Joy q Co, AydIett, Robinson &
Co., s. d. Webb & Co. TOof. Philips q Co, La
cey & hcGhee, N CORONA, A Z FARMLAND,
Jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance 4 Anderson,
General n. b. Forrest, General ]. r. Chalmers,
com. Joseph K. montgomery, Judge J. P. Ca
rutheTs, Rev. s. a. Ford D, Rev. J. Z. Graves,
Judge Phineas 7. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co., DeSotO Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MENPHE-No. Al Madi-
son street, Kit Williams block.
MONA HON a OTIS,
state Agent Il for West Tennessee.
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana
U 3 Il MCMAHON
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Loufsrfue Market

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-Tobacco sales 90 hbds
Tugs S2slO; mediun leaf si2Gl4; H henry county
cutting $40 Hart couaty medium wrapper
81. -Four, suPer1lne duH al 81 509S whesi
S3e. oats IoSo0c. Rye nominal. Mess Pork
IS. Lard E54e, Bacon, shoulders l31<e; clear
Shoulders l21zc clear sides Ice. NOtulng doing
in Whisky
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on the 29lh Day of July, 1893.

Between the hours OF 10 am. and l nm.
expose 10 bic sale, to the highest bidder Tor
case 80 the couf thouse door, ON Union street
below Second street. in the city OF MemphiS
the following described real estate csnyeyed
by said deed, 10 wit: Situated in the city OF
memphis, beginning az the southwest corner OF
Shsloy aud Pentoto streets; thence with the
west side OF shelby street twenty five feet
south; thence parallel with Pontotac strest
westward two hundred feet 10 the east Side of
Clinton street; thence nOrthward with the cas-
line OF Clinton street tweuty-six feet to The
sou IA line OF Pontotoc street; thence eastward
with the south line OF Pontotoc street two
hundred feet to the beginning; being part of
the l0t conveyed 20 said Jos W. Alley by r.
Lane on the 18th day OF May 1876
The title is believed 10 be perfect, but will
convey only such IS Is vested in me as Trustee
The equity of redemption is waived
jeE I'd r. W. ROXsDER Tei,stee
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References given BY PeraIssIOn

AulI, Pollard & Reniek, Bankers, st. Louis.
Daniel 9; Taylor, ex Mayor OF St Louis
Peoples Savings Association
Edward ). ummer, Memphis Tenn
BOatnen's savings Institution. 81 Louis No.
John H. Andrews, ex-SheiiR Of st. Louis
Iavsile. Wa. nsr & Co., proprietOrs southern
Jul" Jules Vale, o. the arm Of chOutsau. Harri.
z Ers : Wells, President Accommodation
Hon. William Tsussig.
Charles F. Meyer.
A. Krieekha1s, President City Council.
Joseph DeggendOrf, City Comptroller.
g. ". Dryer.
No person viii be authorized to sell certis.
Gates for the Association, or be recognized -
an agent, unless holding a certificate 4, thaf
effect from the Manager Of the Association.
NOTICE,
Persons ordering Certificates By
send greenbaeks to the snnount OF MIL ,S en-
In registered letters. and postOF teI uot s,s
drafts, payable to our order, &c OF -,lsr
az our risk, with ADDRESS OF -atssL slLlouilts{
state carefully written 'O1ii-s anu
SsItes ais W Ray De a'f at ire ONCE Of the
ing agents; Alex. 51sss ano Q. s9s ~ ~,
For,rtb Sfrees.' John King III North
Ioon Doe her Fi1 BIofss,s h0e Jswe,s ~
~ : q n q q street, under the Southern Ho-
and wa -asvell, Cigar store, conner Fourth
North = aut streets; Torrey's BOOkst re, IS
" ~ Fourth street, ODpo lite the Court Housss
r.. Tllford, Photographic Goods II North
: drth street. B ID. Adams, Southern Hotel
ssloon ]. II. Cook, News sand. southern
hoteti n. 3. SWORD, News Stand, 81 Nicholas
Hotel; 6. B. White, Bookstore, Go Washing
ton sven7e.
e.s-An orders for Certificates and communi-
cations should be addressed 10
PHILIP S.LAEIaAE, Manager,
No. ns walnut street.
Under Southern Hotel, S. Louis. Missouri.
ia. COPELAND. Secret ny.
~ TICKETS CAN BE EAD OF
Z. L. PLUMMER,
No. nzs Front So. Memphis. Tean,
AID by 81. A. LITTLETON,
tu ". q. PAsaHoRR-
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I2O Prizes

In Fine Sewing Machines, Of various Feferus
ranging IN prices iron IS 10 sI5o, Of he best
Manufacture, and
VALUED AT - - SO B59