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NASHVILLE.

NAsHvILLE, September I6,-The Banner re-
csived the Proclsmstion by telegraph to-day
from Rockville, and issued itfn extra form.
II declares that there are armed bands ofsecret
conSpitaiOrs ageinst the st Ne, WHO have been
committing, INT contisu u 70 commit outrages
upon defenseiess and u~nOnehdiDg loyal cItA-
Zens as recitsd in the Act Of the Legislature
win him the power to call cut the Siltia,
and says: I'm pursuance of the Act call upon
the good, loyal ard p~AIriotlc people, white and
cOlored, ofeYery county 10 the State ts proceed
without delay, and raise bodies OF los al and
able-bodisd men and report The same TO me at
NashVille.
Whether any Of the companies, white or
colored, willbe actually called into the field,
wiz depend eRureiy VI on the conduct of the
people themselves, in the several counties /
earnestly ge that there viii be no occasion
10 call out THESE troops. bIbthat the efforts OF
ali the citizens 10 preserve tue pezce, will sue
ceed. and thus oDY4ate The resort Of This stem
Necessity; but il, unhappiiy, bsCter Councils DO
not prevail and order is not =. stored and | am
foTcs,I propose TO meetthem with such nun Der
andiu sEcha manner as the ex1geDcy Ahall de
maud and whatever may Oe she coBse-
queucsS, / will net be deferred from the dIs-
charge OF my duty herein, by threats OF VIC
fence tsonI rebel speakers or Ts5et newspapers.
nor By 4 yaother means Of intimidstion."
Z Governor adds that he prefers that the
shalt be raised IN East Tennessee, and
Therefore does not limiD TIE uumDer Of conpa-
mics in suy county. In references TO the prom
Use of Federal troops to keep the peace, he
fornished'with a sufficient Jorce 10 keep order,
l viii eheerfully CO. operate with him, and, in
that event, tie State Quarts may not be called
herYice.
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WASHINGTON,

LOUISVILLE, September 10 -The Courier,
Washington special says that preliminary to q
meeting the leading RsdicsIs have agreed To
meet on Friday, and hold a general powswow
In VIII. ch the political situation VII be dis.
cusss d, as well as affaif of the Revenue D9-
partment. II is hinted that some ugly devel.
opm pts have been made, which may-deter-
niue them to consent 10 the deposition of Com
missioner Rollins.
The Radicals express alarm az the condition
of The canvass In Indiana and Ohio. 7 hey
virtually concede the election of Hel drf cks,
and tbs loss OF ssYeral CougTessmen in Ohio.
including EzgieSl0n AID schemes. ais :
The COfunisSsnner Ct InterhaI ReVeHCe has
decided that ex oorte Of fabrics made exclus-
lively ~oftax-p4id cotton, ave entitled TO a draw
back Whenever liz gods may be exported /;
pat II ths labrlas srs lnsd- OF material upOn
paTF Of which fheIUx Ees be2n paid, no draw
back can he ailOTci,
Letters 70 tbs ali - elH,ct hsgs been sent 10
al the ugerintshdsnt or ex ots.
Binckiay's demand, net bsiug sust7inss BY
The PTesiueut, he wei { TO tae White IIuaSs 10
tencsrh his rssige alton 10 the President IN per
son, but ives dissGade6 tuerefrofn hg friends
who gave Lin to undeStaad AIT the Frsgi
dent aeslrSs lis co opeTatiou in the inv siiga-
ii Mo New N,rk Itisl rppossd thai lie shall
G ,llect ard arraCgp eysdeace an fTfnlsn IL 10
tie assistants Of C0Hrtueg wh1 viii BE- en-
Flo5 ed specially to conduct the Gaze, Courfn sy's
c1nafc ion -f~hsrewfth peiug oIly u, miual
sanford thureh is likely to he 'cp, ointed or
the paIt ei.sh- Governuent, for tnis duty.
Ihs work OF FetcsnthiHg the expenses OF noi-
lee Dg customs, 10 sc ord ace with tue section
OF az act Of CorgrJsf uimtuis ing aprropris-
tious for thaLsoiv.ce, is in prOgrt IS. ~
III Journals M~asaaDgtOn spoolaI SAYS the
pemocrats Of ting city re vel slt.shea with
result OF the canvass IN Maine, and elsina .
substantial victory. The Republican mgitT1ty
will not be oYer 1900, which isyely Iuaterjaiiy
below the majority OF 19Gi. ~
A prominent member of the Jewish perSua-
sion in Tennes ee. who Is now In THIS civ saws
sat the Jews IN thatState regard the ~eiseti0n
Grant as Virtually deprFving them of lie
c vii rights which induced their 10 efa; hers 10
c ue 20 this country. SO impressed are theT
= IN the importance, TO them, o. the success Of
Democracy in tho coming electiap. than
hey nave formed themselves into political or
zanizaiions, for the purpose OF aiding that
sieket. Something here unknown in the Ma.
tory o. this creed, their vote viii be cast for the
Democratic candidate t. q man.
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THE RED RIVE SETTLEMENT, ia
British America, is threatened with
famine. Prom inent cIergynen OF sew
eral demon nasions in that country have
united in ssyirg that not one bushel of
grain will be harvested there this year
that the potato crop is also a failure; that
the buffalo hunters have returned not
only without their annual supply Of
meat and skins, but in an almost stsrv-
ing condition, and that not even seed
enough remains in the settlement for
next years. crop. An appeal is made to
the generosity Of the Canadians and the
people Of the United States.
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CaNrFITTrEE

III AEAI IN
COMHITTEEs
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee OF Tennessee have resolved upon
a vigorous and active prosecution of the
campaign for the national presidential
ticket for Seymour ard Blair.
The Hon. Edmund Cooper has been
appointed Elector for the State at large,
vice Hon. Geo, w. Jones, resigned, and
has accepted the position.
A Committee of Finance has been APP
pointed by the Committee, consisting of
the following named gentlemen: L. F.
Beech, Esq, Chairman; w. Matt Brown,
A. g. Adams, Samuel d. Morgan, Sam
uel r. Anderson, of Davidson county;
John Baxter, OF Knox, and NJ. D. L.
Stewart, of Shelby,
The Democrats and Conservatives of
each Electoral District are requested to
hold conventions and nominate esndi-
dates for District Electors by or before
the 2lst Of September. In the event of
a failure to hold such Convention in any
District, the,State Executive Committee
will designate s candidate.
Democratic papers throughout the
State are requested to publish the an
nouncement.
By order of the Chairman.
ALBERT ROBERTS,,
Secretary pro tenn.
GEORGE j. 6TUBBLEFIELD,
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By telegraph published this morning,
it will be seen by our readers that the
Radical majority in Maine has been re-
duced from 60 900, as at first reported, to
I4,0O0, which, as compared with the re-
suit Of the election of 1865, makes q gain
for the Democracy OF Is, 800. In that
year parties we're brought squsrely into
the field on party Issues in the year fol-
lowing, 1867, it was different. Then they
had local temperance law that divided
attention. AS in 1885, so il has bean this
year there were no side issues. The
contest has been waged on purely politi-
cal grounds, the Republicans exciting
every unusual means to secure a fsvors-
bic result. Ia this they have signslly
failed. AS above stated, they have not
achieved within 1880 votes as large a
majority as in '68, when they fought .he
Democracy q square fight on politics'
issues alone.
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LESS than fifty years 2 the entire bu-

Less than fifty years ago the entire bu-
siness of the New York Postoffice was
done in one smsll room Of a private
dwelling. The Great Southern Msilp
was carried to the river in a wheelbar-
row, and rowed over to the Jersey side in
a small open boat, and sent thence in
wagons to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other Southern points. To-day the amt
great Southern mail exceeds a hundred
tons per week, and a thousand men are
employed to perform the work in the
wsy of mailing Southern letters and pa
pers, that fifty years ago was performed
ore man,
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We need fear no losses at that rate.
Colorado, Numbering three votes, has
"been cast Radical, which would reduce
"tbe Democratic majority in the electo-
"ral vote 10 thirteen. 1t is to be noticed
ia this respect that while Kentucky is,
4" and always las been Democratic, Com
" neetieut, Oregon and Nebraska were
I" Radical, and are gains to the Democ-
tracy, while Colorado aud Vermont
" were always Radical, and there is nei-
" Their gain nor loss to the Democracy in.
- tie result
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for cOngress, inoiudlng b,ols.
sOUrsEEN nsGIsLAroRs.

Two Radical members Of the South
Carolina Legislature-a negro and a car
pet-bagger had an angry alteration.
Said the carpet-bsgger You internal
"blsck rascal, you had better go back to
{" BurGs' ard brush white peoples boots
7" for q living.'' The negro retorted (:
e AH' you white-livered scoundrsi, you
" better go back to sing-Sing, and sarve
''out your fun premiership at stone
"cattin'." Specimen bricks, these, of
Southern Radical legislation.
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FROM THE

FOET WALLACE, September le.-Reports re.
ceiye1a bthi post at neon to-day, state that a
party OF tZsaty-fYe Indians Taa or twenty
muiCs nom Clark &Co., hay c. ntracto.s, within
= half mile o Pan City, ard TOUR miles from
here. They we're pursued by the owners and
the Inuians were seen making for the meun-
toms, half a mile from his point, but they
4 m~teo citizens came in Re porting that
a band OF indians from Pond CiIy had jest
.stanpeded 40 head from . herd OF 900 cattle,
mules and horses which passed here yesterday
en- routs for California Tnis herd belongs 10 q
family Of twenty Texans who have their faInt-
Ties with tkem.
Capt. Carpenter, who, with tine 10th compsn
OF The United state ColOred eavEiry, sfTiyed
here to-day from Fort Hayes, was immediately
sent in pu suit OF ~the1ndlans.
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MIR.

Mr.. PAssMoRE returned to the city yes
terday by the 2:+5 p.m.- train on the
Memphis and obSo Railroad, and By
three o'clock lad forwarded to Mayor
LEFTwICR his withdrawal of his resig'
nation. This, we presume, means that
he viii take the advice offered by Us
some days sg5, and demand al invests
cation OF the charges of fraud and cor
ruption alleged against him.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September I6.-The importation of
hay from the United states will hereafter be
allowed under jisense from the Fr1vy Council.
The prevalence Cf the cattle disease Ia various
parts OF the United States IS the cause Of this
ST p
Paris. September lG.-In an article "a the last
ReUietg DisuE hGRdeS, by GuiZot, he s3yI he
has no doubt of the d. sire of Napoleon Tor the
posses ion OF $50, end urges a reduction oIthe
army as the Only Effective pledge of peace.
BERLIN, Der l5-Count Bisfn ark has
hsen ordered by hisphysiciaRst 10 go 10 England
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"The prosecution of the canvas SO far
+" has resulted favorahly to the Demo-
f" crstie party. In figures the total Of
t" the Democratic gains this year reaches
=" TO 1900. The total OF the Radical
''g&ins for tbs same time is 5000.
"Countins tne votes IS they viii ap-
" pear in the electoral college, they
g stand "a follows:
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, September f8.-Mrs. Buekig4ni.
formerly Mrs. Gen. Eaton. obtained a warrant
yesterday from Jugtice Dodge. for the arrest OF
her husband, on the charge of aoducting and
seducing her granddaughter, Miss Randolph.
He has not been arrested. ~
Additional accounts of the earthquake state
that at AFRICA, the shock WIS preceded by a
sound like that of 9 distant tempest, then tae
ground shook from South to North. A palm
Irse remains Standing untouched, and az green
as ever, ia the midst of the now desolaVed
country. r..
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CANADA

OTTAwA,C. W. september l6 An apPlica-
tion Tor a new trial ia the case of Whalen viii
be made to the judges at Toronto Ia Novem-
Der. One Of the grounds on which The appiica-
lion VIII De maue is, that the judges ou the
trial refused 10 allow the challenges Of jurors
before the peremptory challenge gf Jurors was
exhausted. PromiHen lawyers think that the
grounds viii be goOd anasubstantial enes
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t requires l55 to elect, in case the

IL requires Ioj 70 elect, IN case the
votes Of all the States are counted.
Should tire votes Of Virginia, Mississippi
and TezsS be rejected under the bill Of
Congress, passed oveE the veto of the
President, JUL 20, 1865, then the Elec-
toral College VIII be composed OF 294, Of
which lzs viii be necessary TO elect.
We notice that some of our cotenpos
rSries include Colorado among tie
States, which is wrong, as Colorado is
yet a Territory,
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Cosr

II has cost the people about $500 since
the war for each negro that has been
made a voter for the benefitef the Radi-
cal psrty. White laboring men in the
North work five days for themselves and
one for the negro, each week. I'D % EaO
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GEORGIA,

ATLANTA, September i5.-The bill passed by
the House yesterday excluding negroes serving
on juTies Was RECONSTRUCTED to day. The Houss,
alter a stormy debate, declaIel that negro
members claiming only one eighth negro
5leoo inelis BILE, by q Unanimous vote. Sixty
nine Republicans refused 10 vote. M re-
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Here are some figures which it will be
well for taxpayers to look over. They
show the difference between Democratic
economy and Radical e~xtrsvaganee in
a time of peace!
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DR.. J JANE S.

FORMERLY OF JAMEs'LOCK HOSPITAL,
4 Custom house street, New Orleans, (estab-
lished 1850, for the lsst seven years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try IN the successful treatment or PRIyArE
DISEASES, can be conndentially consulted al
his office and parfors, 81 and e3 Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or by letter
~ DrsIAMkS treats CHRONIG, MERCURIAL.
SIPHlLITIO, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all Of a.CONFAGI0Js We
NEREAL ChARACTER-wbieh he cures with
out the use of mercury, iodida potassii, arsenic
or any poison, but with his SEUFkA iZER, a
positive cure for all hCmoTs and blood poisous.
WEAR ESQ, such as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought IN hy abuse Of the or
gans, early indiscretions, eEsesseE, or entsiIed
hereditarily, causing loss 81 memory, confu-
sion, depression, dfmnfss OF vision and often
times Insanity, WITH a dep orabls train o fother
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
infAIiible method, saving time ard expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs, Of a
private character, radically and permanently
cured.
Old diseases Of the most no. rlbIe class, where
tle blood mas beoope Poisoned, producing
hlotcEeS cnlIhe face, small wateTy blisiers,
pains in the head and boEes, liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, ~scrofula,
together with an endless NUMBER Of suferings,
s1eetually and Iermanently cured. ,
RIA MES Is recommended by the press OF
the couatry, by professors of medical collsgel,
aud by the medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply TO hin, and be
THE MoNTroR, by d.. James. 6 treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex, CAUSES, effects and theIrreTnedies, complied
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
semitic any EadreSs, 50 eprely v raped. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet on sPEsMAToRBHEA,
OF one on ssPHILIs, sent in sealed envelope
receipt OF pOstage-tW0 red stamps. An
dresa Dr. AMES Postofiee Drawer $3.50, CHI
-E-l l -e SSFlfG
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VIRGINIA.

LYECH3CEG, September I5.-The 9Th u. s..
Cavalry, Under NJ OF Col W Il. Royal,
passed through here this morning on q special
train, en- route for Nashsine.
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; qsInE aazAAisIas5saB sod
BosroS, September l6 The telegram an
~nouncing the defeat Of Ben Butler as the can
dijate for re-sleoti5u to congress, is untrue.
cony ention mas MOI yet been held,
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~rELEaRAPHT0 REGRETS.
Nov Tory MARKER.

~ New Fork MARKET. SNt "
NEW YeRK. September l8.LCofton active
Fiours5 WS7 5)for stale AID WeSternA WEE
lie oonded. Sugar. Cube, easier lidI2c. We,
~ 2egz 90 Corn, dull and heavy, 81 I0aI 20T
Aopey-lbe market is easy and steady Cait
loans $40. Sterling qulst S7S9.SL GSId ~
me tlan ssetfons e1e ncayy man. OF ne nnr'
ehasers SelDg German bankers. Arumor was
hlso on soesueels that war was Imminent ba-
swseE FraSse aud Prussia. Old Tennesssea
GrygoOds rlnts declined lc. spraVu,, u,
Ameekag ~ lower Qualities s1&eIZ: coium.
New Orleans STarket. go
oRbEAEs. September IG.-Cotton arr, /.
m1ddling Ise sales I677; receipts e65, StsrIins
az sre,raSa i0Fk sgd %discoun: Gold
fIour dul, superhne S71ze7 .: tfeole 49,
g SOS; Corn dull. 81 @sI 10. Oats Dali 80
dull, ST. Bacon Gn3et, shoulders I4s. s;aar IL
Inns 2SEz. Lard quoted intieEces 9c: IN keS.
L~ouisvIlle Mari 81 3 3 3u.i
LOUISVILLE, September Ia.ZTobscco s,if,s-
ssies q hhdsi lugs 20 medium leaf IS SOSlT%:
iaiG 70 nns e ~ 2 Gssso9 AZ. Flour,
oats 60@55e. Hay, prims bsfei $3.50.
hard .tandard 49,. Mess Polk Sc Bsson
shoulders lSc; clear rib sides Ise. clear 500
rs ara IN lierces DC. high wines 81 S2c
e.sv CINCINNATI Market. &
C~LNcIEESATI, sePtsmber i6-Fsmflv@ nonr
SsSlV. Wasat y Corn 9s@l CO. Oats 51a5se.
Nnsky oonaed teci tree 81 81. Mess pors Se
Iaeae l%3lSks Bseon. shouIders i2S-6
lss; sides L3SASAei mans 2Bz2lc. Futter An
SSc. Eggs 9e. Flax seed s. 20. Kay I5al5 IS.
st. Louis Market
sr. LOUIS, September i6-Tobaceo ines To
fancy ie2fSs9& Flour, superhne Sos 81 Conn
Oats $685. Pork 20. Bacon clear
sides 15H9l55zc. Lard 199l9%e. N
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September I6.-Cotton cloSad
armsr and higher; sales 1900 bales. Bread
stuff closed quiet. - "
LoSDoN, ssp' smbsT lG-Consols closed at o.
United state SOS Y.
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TBR FLEoT0RAL oonlEcE

The following willshow the number 0,
electoral votes, to which each State "a
entitled in the Electoral College, Fl.
President and Vice. President:
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By Telegraph.
ATLANTA. II
BOSTOE

AThASFk. September is-fhs Sezaie has
passed the House bill giving to the state the
Georgia Air Line Railroad.
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FALL AND aMgNTER GOODS.

The best n handsomegt ever bronght to this
market. 0ur. friends andthe public wnfp.ease
accept our thanks for the liberal patfoHe2e
n continuance OF the same in the future. we in-
ylta them all 30 call and examine our stock.
engaged the services OF Major ]. H.
RtDDlCK, formerly of j. Is. WaEgener 4 20 "a.
ana he Will be pleased to see aud wais on his
friends III sepig3m
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kEARRrEp.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10, 1868, at
the residences OF the brides father, Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND B. CLARKE. of this city, 10 Miss JULIA T..
AVERY, OF Norwich, Conn.
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JOHN z. BURKE.
JUSTICE OF II a

oTy1cE-Eo. "a Union street, between Main
ELDoN HIGH. Deputy Constable. aus Ina
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sTOOKHoLDERs

.
Allison Bros, 6. W Gilmore, Thos. Mofst,
W. II. And eWs, Chas. Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
n. A Allen, q. W. Goyer, A. ]. Murray,
Benz. Bsbb. WA.Goodwyn.Jos . d. Myers,
NJ. L Bacon, r. D. GoodlsttC. p. Norris,
CO. Bill ". h GcodlettJ. overton, Jr,
D D. W r. sS sSsn,p r g. 8 dOber. 4 q faiIses,
We Bruce sloan GEnns Partee q Har-
p. Il. BrysOn, 60, ]. 1. Peytou,
:. J.. Camp, A. L. Haals, III. Powers,
Z. 4. CASH, Wm-F- Hardin, WsP. Rroudnt,
@. @ Clay, a. aatchetf, W, q. RaiBeyt
{. +. Chslnoer- ]. P. Hill & Co.'S p. lead,
" nP &. Cherry, Ea s; soa BID, Z Ek 4. h Eiishs.as
NJ. e. Cochran, JIG. Hoist & 20. Isidor Rosea-
@. A. Cochran, b. B. Howell, bach,
G. Curtis, Howell, Wood MI. Rossel,
F.S. psyiss &Coy III. Straftsn,
US. Day, Up. Hoflman 1T. Swayas,
DaSoto Bank, we. Ermss,J. a J.. SteeIe&
Dillsrd, PtnscnJ E.5stt9 $50 Co..
- q Co, RS. Jones, W. H6tephens,
e. Dow, Jonn Joc4son T. ". smith,
W. j. p. Doyle, g. KoFtrecEt, J. Taylor,
Al. Dunscomb,John y. Eeeek, A. yecearo,
Edmonds, Pet g, II. Le91eFe, \. p. Walt,
tfgrew & Co, z II. Leidy, E.B, Xaldrzn,
W. N. farrins-T. I. Mackatl, &C Ward,
ton, d. II. Martin, 8. NJ. Ward,
]. I. fargsson, e. Marshall, z. d. Ward,
J.F.F Frank GO. ,Mansdald 6-GsO. ". While,
]. d. Frayser, HigSee, N. ], Wioks,
J. W. Fowler, E. scIlRYift, ". A. William
N. Ford & Co, J. q. McDavACt, son,
VIZ. Foster, /. B. Mercer. g. W. Wilkins,
W. A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James M.Wu-
NJ Gavin, RsCJ. Morgan, hamzoA.
W.B. Greenlaw. ~ - len ana cd
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o nrvERTysIES.
CORRESPOND

C,Te.pondnce, on Public Ereats, Sot'c''eo !'o'"
ere7g pari Of The UHaed States.
zUNSLIE, KEATING & co.
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INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS:

e. EoDAV1TT, N. e COCHRAN,
2. W. SMITH, W. B. WALDRAE,
Ut. FARGASON, NAPOLEON HILL,
MA. GOODWIN, John T. STATION,
III. FRANK. .1rs19 10 -
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THE Chamber Of Commerce have rendered
the use of their Hail for sales OF this character.
and we hope it viii be found a great conven-
fence for all Public Sales OF Real Estate rs far
as practicable to be made at that point.
% -I.t- Sc so
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NEW ADvERTxsEM,NTs

MASONIC NoT1GE-The a
NO. lis, are hereby notified TO attend a X
special c-ommunication. this Tllarsday/ N
evening, 81 " O'clock, for work in the f.
AIF. c's are f~raternalIy invited.
BY order Of Al. WHEELER, w NJ.
ae@phis. septsmber Il, 1883, sepl7 1t
r 9 or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. warrant No
il 2Se5, dated April ls, 1858, payable TO my or
der, for One Hundred and fourbesn Dollars.
sountersigned by John Loague, June ., 1863.
same. as payment has been barred. lI
seRlz SO ANDREW RENKERT.
sa Notice.
NJ d. I. DOYLE became a member of our
VI nrm on the LIST inst, the arm style re-
HARRIS, COCHRAN AGO.
September Is. 1855. sepf7 Inn
Attention, MtLttia!
WHITE AND CoLORED member Of the
w late enrolled Militia District OF West Ten
nessee will please cad upon the Undersigned,
at their earliest convenience, al his lice, as he
a nnaD EFFORT 10 obtain pay for services from
The United States without any
cost whatever to the emhers
Madam Vincent Block, corner Curt and
SECOND streets 5f y. ~ s4pI7 lw0
as& NOTICE.
THE firm OF NATHAN BROTHERS 4 90.
i was this day dissolved 10y mutual consent,
Mr.. A. RUBEL9 retiring. The business WILDE
Continued by remaining partners, Julius aud
Isidor Nathan, under The nrm nameN ATr AN
BROTHERS, they a summing all abilities
of the late hTm, and are alone authorized 10
collect all outstanding debts OF same. al
JULIUS NATHAN,
1SlDoR NATHAN.
syM AaRUBEL.
Memphis. September 10, 1888. sepI7 St
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