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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

MEMPHIS, TENN, September u, 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
In accordance with our Circular Of Au-
gust s.. 1868, Mr.. Thomas o. B~ridgeforth,
of DeSOtO county, Mississippi, yesterday
delivered Us five bales OF cotton, and re-
eeived the old-time "keg of brandy"
This shows what energy and enterprise
can do. Notwithstanding the hearty ex-
ertions OF other planters in DeSotO, Mar
shall and Pamela counties, Mr.. Bridge
forth has led them all. He delivered US
the first bale on the 18th Of August, and
yesterday, the 18th, the first five bales.
The competition hiss been animated, yet
kindly among the planters, and we feel
that they will rejoice with US that both
the name and the money have bsen fairly
won by 3 most estimsble gentleman and
public spirited citizen of "ola DeSoto."
Energy and industry among the PLAN
ters will bring back the prosperous days
of old, and We make Il known with
pleasure that this year Oliver Bridgeforth
leads them all.
TORN, LYNN d Co, Si6 Main 81.
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MEssRs. ALLISON BROTHERS Last
Sunday, in our botices OF first class whele-
sale houses, an error unintentionally
crept into our notice OF this new and en-
terprising house. Knowing the name Of
Allison was intimately connected with
the iron trade of Tennessee in times gone
by, we took it for granted that it was the
same or q branch Of the same house, and
spoke Of the house as an old one. We
take great pleasure in making the cor
rection, and stating that the Messrs. AL
IisOn are comparative strangers, having
lately come among III from Nashville,
Tenn. They sre now opening up st No.
go Front street, for the fall trade, an i'm
mense stock Of general hardware. They
are, also, the agents OF E. Carver & Co.'s
improved gin, McNeale q Urban's fire.
proof safes, Tennessee charcoal and Ken
lucky iron. Messrs. Allison Bros. are
direct importers, and can therefore fur
nish a better and cheaper article of for
eign hardware, guns, cutlery, etc, than
can generally be found elsewhere. Coun-
try merchants will consult their interests
by giving them a call.
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MEsSRs. G. Ill. RLOOD s. co.

Supplementary to the report published
in last Sundays APPEAL OF our visit to
the house of G. H. Blood & Co., (which
ct best was but hurried), We desire to
bring before our readers certain points
snd features ia their vast business which
We failed to present 81 that time. We
did net see more than hall OF the stock
OF stoves, and none OF the paints and
oils, as they were still in the old ware
house. In the
TIN PLATE DEPARTMENT
Messrs. Blood & Co. are the direct i'm
porters O! all the tin plate, block tin, etc,
used by them, and of a greater part of
all Of those metals and commodities sold
Ia the Southwest. They have also sll
the machinery requisite for maEufactur-
ing the plate into articles of domestic
use with men who know how to work
them, and are prepared to furnish IN
limited orders for tlnwsrs articles.
THE OIL DEPARTMENT.
Is another upon which we barely touched.
This department is really immense,
Messrs. Blood & CO. having perhaps the
largest stock of burning, psint and lu-
bricsting oils of any house in this por-
ton OF the Southwest. Attached to
NBSiG OIl OCpdtLulCnb 10 q AChnCASi "hACh
produces the most beautiful refined oils
for the finer uses of art and fabrication,
to the extent of over 400 barrels per week.
LEADS, PAINTS, ETC.
Messrs. Blood & Co., are the
sole agents for the Collier White
Lead and Oil Company of st.
Louis, which has the reputation Of
making the very best article of white
lead that is now manufactured. Here
too eau be found all the psrsphernalis
of the painters trade-brnshes, varnisb,
~turpentines, granting combs, etc., besides
every color and pigment that can lie
needed. In closing we q say conf
IDENTIFY that Messrs. Blood 6 Co., have
the most complete stock of everything
in the hardware line that can be found
in Memphis OF south Of it.. Personally,
they and their employees are men whom
we al truly call gentlemen, and whom
we can recommend to our friends and
FR8dafS
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WON'T BE SOLD oUF.

The colored men who lead the negro
host in support of SMITH, learning of the
fact that he was about to sell them out
without dividing, have declared them
selves opposed to the trade and that if
It is attempted to be contaminated, as
reported by Us on Friday morning., they
will go over in S body to the support OF
DR.. LEFTwICH. AS 1t is, fears are ex-
pressed by leading Radicals that the ex-
pose of this dirty transaction, which ap-
peared in u columns, has so stirred up
the honest negroes that they cannot any
longer be held in, and will sesk the first
available opportunity to range them
selves on the side of the Democracy.
The deep and dsmning villainy Of Radi-
cRlism is proving too much for even the
illiterate negroes. They esnnot
stand the pressure of their wOuld-be
lords and masters. They will not be sold
out. They say that if to sell them out
like hogs and dogs Is Radic2lism, they
will go back to their old friends, with
whom they are sure Of at least an honor
able fHlhlimeut OF the obligations the
laws impose upon US in their behalf.
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MARKErS
New York Market.

New H0rk Market.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Cotton decidedly
lower; sales $50 bales uplAnds at 28c. Flour
lower; superine, stats and Western S@7 IS.
Whisky hrmer; bonded zoe. Wheat very dull,
sia2, and lower. Corn 81 1851 2%.
Dry Goods-Lancaster prints have reduced 10
n shilling, Richmond l3P-, sprague and Pacific
l31c., Merimacks lS56Gl4c, C)checo l4c.; heavy
brown sheetinss lGGl612e.; printing cloths 70
Call loans Base; Sterling 71Sag6; MONEY
easy: gold 44L@44Z; new TenDessees 6S96s4,
eX coupons.
New Orleans Market.
NKw ORLEANS, September l2.-Cotton IT.
regular; middlinss 23c.; ~salesl422 BALE, receipts
$40 bales. Sterling bank 5l95I71; New York
grades unchanged. Corn steady, 81 I59t III.
Oats dull, Csc. Bran dull, 81 80. Hay dull,
Western ga. Pork quiet and nrm at Sl; shout
ders Ike, clear sides &c., Lard firm, in tierce
ac,, in keg 22s22hc,
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. September l2-Tobacco, prices
sales very light Tugs 10 medium leaf
owen comfy cutting Si7. Superhne
i0ur SIS sOa7. heat 81 99920h Corn 91@95c.
Oats 49a &c. Rye 81 205I s.. Mess pork S.ga
~ 80. Lard lg4c. Bacon, shoulders I8aI4Lc.:
clear rib sides 1814@l65sc.; clear sides I7eaI7Zc.;
balK shoulders l21ac. whisky, raw free, 81 80.
Cincinnati Market
CrScINSArI, September Fin nm
changed. Wheat dull at 81 9s92. Corn 81. OATS
55RSgc. Whisky, bonded, Soc. PORK So. RnIk
meats Ilsxs4c Bacon, shoulders
clear sides lV55e.; ham DgAe; lard &c.,; butter
eggs 17c.: h9xseed 81 50.
ST Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, September l2-Flour dun and
Wheat firm. Corn steady. Oafs
Rye 81 lS@l 70. Provisions unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL september l2-C Cotton on the
downward tendency. sales 10000 bales: Up
andsI 0Ad Orleans l05zd.
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JUDGE BRO SN,S SPEECH.

In our issue Of Tuesday morning next
We will publish the remaining half
of the speech Of Judge 4. w. Brown,
delivered before the Young Mems
Seymour Club on q recent occas-
Ion. As q campaign document, fairly
and cAndidly presenting our grievances
and stating the infamous and pretentious
character Of ~Rsdicalism, it has not
been surpassed by any Tennesseean dur
ing TINS campaign. We ask q careful
perusal Of 1t by all our readers.
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, September 12.-It is
now generally conceded that there will
be aSeptember session Of Congress.
The committee from the Tennessee
Legislature took a final leave Of the
President to-day, and forthwith tele-
graphed to that body that the President
will sustain the civil authorities, and an
order hes been Issued to the Department
commander, Gen. Thomas, to sustain
and aid the civil authorities, and, also,
that q sufficient force will be furnished
for that purpose. This Is merely in &C.
cordance with the orders heretofore is
sued to Gems. Meade, Thomas and Boo
hanan. The committee, however, are
satisfied with the result OF their mission.
The reporters were again excluded, as on
yesterday.
The acting Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs has received official dispatches
from Montana, representing that the
Indians are all peaceful and no disturb
anc had occurred during August among
the Indians within the Salt Lake super
lntendency, and they promise to abstain
from further 6epredstions on the whites.
By direction of the President, a COM
uittee OF inquiry 10 appointed to inquire
into the nature Of the transactions Of Gen.
O1 Il NAACl VI NAAAanLCa AEkAAGAAA sAC
accusations against that officer.
The Treasurer OF the United States has
received o communication from aCathO-
lie Priest Of Cincinnati, inclosiDg $50 90
in currency, conscience money, q the
Government.
Fractional currency Issued during the
week, 1856. 800. Shipments $697, 715.
Shipments OF notes 81, 124 us. National
bank currency issued for the week $685.
$50. Actual circulation at this date,
S299, S74, $50. One million two hundred
and eighty thousand dollars was Issued
to-day to the Pacific r. r.
John Surratt was here yesterday, eoun-
selling with his counsel in relation 10 his
trial, which takes place on on the 2lst
inst. He will probably only be tried on
an indictment for conspiracy.
The following is the telegram sent by
the Committee to the Legislature:
To the Speakers OF the House and Senate, alzo
TO Governor B~rSwnlow:
Mission accomplished. ThePresident
will sustain the civil authorities. Orders
have been issued to the Department COM
msnder to sustain and aid the civil su-
thOrities, and a sufficient force will be
furnished to accomplish such purpose.
[Signedl W. H. WEISNER, SR.
Thus. HAMILTON.
J. II AGEE-
The Committee, this evening, received
from the Secretary of War a letter ad-
dressed to him by the Committee, to-
gether with q copy Of the orders sent to
General Thomas.
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DIED.


sHELDoN-In this city. September 18th,
WIN. 6. SHELDON, OF the nrm OF Messrs. Wood
ruff q Co. The remains VIII be taken East for
interment.
UMPHREYS-At his residence, near SOM
erVtlle, Tenu., on THURSDAY, the 10th OF Sep
TENDER, 1858, OF consumption, Hon, o C..
The death of few men in private life would
be more deplored or carry grief TO more hearts
thar that of Judge HUMPHREYS. During his
long service on the Bsnoh as q Circuit Judge In
West Tennessee, by his purity OF life, Christian
character and great attainmsnts as a jurist, he
won the respect, admiration and affection,
alike Of lawyers and people. Among the re-
naming members OF the Bar in West Tennes-
see, who were in practice before the late war,
his death Will be universally deplored. And
there are among them many who, like the
writer OF this notice, Will feel that they have
lost one Of the trpezt and best of friends. X
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An EXAMpEE.

Hon. B. H. HILL, of Georgia, is about,
ct his W expense, to make a tour from
New York to Wisconsin, and proclaim
the truth wherever and whenever the
National Democracy shall call him. u
A thoroughly educated politician, a sa-
gscIous statesman, 8 gentleman Of win
ming address, and sn effective public
speaker, Mr.. HILL is an accession to
their list Of orators, Of which the North
west may well feel proud. We congrat-
ulate them on securing his services.
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We invite the scrutiny Of our readers
IN looking over this issue Of the APPEAL
We have made some improvements that
will commend it as superior to our issue
Of last Sunday. To these we propose to
add, from time to time, and until we
nave attained gil that is a~ttainable In
the way off thoroughly interesting lite
rary, and news paper for Sunday resd-
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, September 12.-Hon. H.
Harrison, the Republican Elector for the
State at large, opened the canvass with
a highly satisfactory speech at the Capt.
toll, this afternoon.
The Democratic Executive Committee
has appointed Hon. Ed. Cooper as Eiec-
cor at large, vice Geo. W. Jones de-
clined, and agreed upon a vigorous pros
ecution of the canvass, and calling upon
the Districts to appoint electors immedi-
afaiu
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MEMPHIS, September u 1858.
Editors Memphis Appeal: q
In the Memphis Daily Bulletin of Sep
TENDER 18TH, lie a card Of Colonel Fitch,
containing 8 letter purporting to have
been written and signed by me. 1 deny,
as utterly untrue, any knowledge of or
connection with that letter. ] never
saw the original, never dictated or wrote,
or authorized any one to write il for me.
/ am a Democrat, and have always been
one. / am we'll known to all the citi-
zens Of Memphis, and l repeat that no
such letter ever emanated from me.
J. 4. BROWN.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

WoRsEsTER, September 1.-THE house
of Stephen Taft, Of the firm OF Taft &
Co., was entered last night and the keys
of the store and safe were stolen without
disturbing the family. The Burglars then
proceeded to the store, on Front street,
and ransacked the safe and obtained
about $1,000, mostly in Government
bonds, which were deposited by different
with the firm for safe keeping.
There is no clue TO the robbers.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, September Il. --Fraud-
ulent cheeks purporting to be drawn by q
irm Of this city, on the Second National
Bank Of Philadelphia, have lately been
received from the West and from New
York. They are all Autographed ac-
cording to the imprint, by Mayer & Co.,
Fulton street, New York, 10 gale red ink,
entirely different nom any used by the
bank or its customers,
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, September 12.-The Senate
to-day declared Campbell and Wallace
lcolored) Ineligible by a vote of 24 to IL.
Campbell, in concluding his speech, said
he knew bis doom was certain, but
claimed the right TO enter a respectful
protest at the proper time. The protest
OF Campbell and Wallace Was received
and entered onthe Journal.
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LEGISLAFTVE

The Legislature has passed the odious
Secret Society bill we printed on Mon
day, and the no less odious Militia bill.
They have drawn the sword and thrown
away the scsbbard. This means wal,
taxation, eonfscation aud d~esolation.
How long, O, Lord how long.
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, MICH, Ssptembe. l2-The
case Of Reno and Anderson, charged
with the robbery of Adams Express
Company in Indiana, on trial at Sand
WITCH, G. W., for ~extradition to the United
States, closed yesterday, and the argu-
ment closed to-day. Justice McMicken
reserves his decision until Friday.
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F0REIGN.

LONDON, September 12.-Queen Vic
toris has arrived at Windsor,
PARIS, September l2.-It Ia reported
that Spain has offered 10000 troops to
garrison Rome, in the event Of a Euro
pean q
The insurgents have appeared in the
mountains about RondR.
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THE Ledger wants our merchants to
marx the negroes who were in the Dem
oeratic procession last night. Our mer-
chants had better mark the negroes who
are not in the Radical professions. They
will have precious few to mark.
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, September I2.-Edwin C..
Bailey, editor and proprietor of the Bos-
ton Herald, was nominated for Repre-
sentative to Congress by the Democrats
of the Third District this evening.
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON, September IA father
and son, named Turnees, were s~uffocated
by foul sir, in a well, yesterday, some
twelve miles from here,
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o MOUND CITY.

OTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES ia
- every day for Mound City at -
am, IL am, 3 pm. and 5 pm. Leaves Mound
City every day at 81 am, D Am, pm. and
4 pm. Landing at foot OF Washington street.
MARK Il. CHEEK,
iyll Master,
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Vhe following correspondence Will NC
found of interest not only 10 the mem
beys of the Chamber of Commerce, bnt
10 our merchants generally. Ii Will De
that our friend Nelson has accepted
the nomination rendered him by the
committee:
CORRESPONDENCE.
MEMPHIS, September :, 1888.
Thomas A. Nelson, ESQ, President Chamber Of
Commerce:
DEAR SIR: The committee OF the
Memphis Chamber of Commerce, to
whom wss referred the nominations of
Of officers of the Chamber for the ensu-
ing year, have been ~anxiously consider
ing the subject submitted to them, and
have come TO the unanimous conclusion
to appeal to you to retain the position of
President of the Chamber, which you
have filed the past year with such Dig
uity and efficiency. We are aware Of
the wish you expressed to retire from this
positiOn, on the score of rotation in
Office" and that another might take HE
turn in the onerous duties pertaining to
it, but we think we express the wish Of
every member of the Chamber, SIS well
as our own, in urging upon you to retain
the Presidency of the Chamber, and con-
tribute your time and talents, rs hereto
fore, to the vitality and usefulness OF our
organization, and thereby contribute to
the commercial integrity of our city.
With these views, we hope you will
reconsider your determination to retire,
and permit US to present your name for
reelection to the annual meeting of
members, on the fourth Monday of this
month.
With sentiments of regard, we remain
truly, your friends, ETC.,
WIN. NJ. FARRINGTOE,
W. =. PICKETT,
D.. II TOWNSEND,
JAS. ELDER,
Committee.
MEMPHIS, Sept. II, 1859.
Gentlemen: Your letter, under date Of
7th inst, Is before me. am deeply SEN
sible of the high compliment you have
conferred on me, by asking me to accept
smother nomination for the position Of
President of the Chamber Of Commerce.
/ have been honored by holding that po-
sition for the past two years, and was
sincere in my request, made to the nomi-
mating committee, at the last meeting of
the Cnamber, that l thought rotation
in office" was right, and desired them
not 10 consider my name in connection
with the nomination. After saying that
much, I had no expectation of be-
ing again complimented by a
tender Of another nomination. l would
greatly prefer that the honor was con-
ferred on some n more competent than
myself to fulfill toe duties OF the posi-
ton, and work the Chamber to that point
of success which its importance to our
city deserves. l cannot feel insensibls
to the fiatteFing terms Of your request,
snd the personal request Of many menu
bers Of the Chamber to the same effect.
[ therefore yield to your wishes and il
it is the pleasure OF the members that l
again serve them, 1 will do go to the best
Of my ability, relying on a more active
cooperation than heretofore, by the mer-
camille interests of our city, in ~elevatiDg
the Chamber 70 that standard Of useful
ness which it should attsin. remain,
gentlemen, your obedient servant,
I A. NELSON.
To MeSsrs. VIM. NJ. Harrington, w. :. Pickett,
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OFFICERS /:
sTOCKHOLDERS:

STOCKHOLDERS:
Allison Bros, g. W. Gilmore, Thos. Mo1tf,
w -AndIewsChas. Gilmore Jesse Moore.
Benj. Babb, WA.Goodwyn.Jos, IA. Myers,
N. L Bacon, Z. d. GoodlstLC. p. Norris,
G. @. Bill, W. 81. GoodlettJ. 0verton, Jr.,
W. Il. Bridges. AGO., Il Owen,
D. w. Bowman DIR. d. GoOer, 81. A Pnrtee,
W. 3. Bruos q John Gum, Partee q Har-
Co., d. 2. Hadden bert
z. q. Bryson, SEQ, ]. 7. Peyton,
g. ]. Camp, A. L. Harris, III. Powers,
3. M. Cash, Wm.F. Hardin, W p. Prondht,
9. G.. Clay, A. atchett W. kainsy,
O. +. Chamber J.P. hiM Co.'S Read,
W z. Cherry, Napoison Hm, L Z. Richards
Il. e. Cochran, &c. Hoist 4 COI6idor Rosen-
q. A. Cochran, II. 3. Howell, bach,
@. Curtis, Howell, Wood M. ]. Rossel,
2. q. Davis. J. 7. StrAtton,
nav. Up. Hofrman. 1T. SWayne,
DeSoto Bank, W.Y.C. Hunea.J. q ]. Steele
billiard. PinsonJ. /, Jet, Coy
Co, R-h. Jones, h-stePhens,
n. Dow. John Johnson r. W. Smith,
". ]. P.Doyle, G. Kortrecht,, !A-Taylor,
g. DunscomDyJohn >. Leeoh, A. Naccaro,
Edmonds, Pet G.H.L e9neres Il. z. Walt,
igreW a Co, y. h Leidy, W.R Wal6ran.
w. n. Earring 7. T. MaekaV, O. Q. Ward.
con, NJ. b. Martin, 8. NJ. Ward.
]. Z, FarRasop, b. Marshall, h. D. Wsrdl
J.F. Frank &Co.,M ansneld q Geo. ". While,
J. D. Frayser, higoee. NJ. Wioks,
j. W. Fowler, b MoDay1tt, W. A. WILLIAM
N. Ford q Co., J.H. MoDaVA5t son,
W. c. Foster, /. B. Mercer, 8 w. Wilkins.
W. A. Gage, Geo. Mitchell, James M. viii
n. Gavin, K j. Morgan, hanson.
W.B. 9reenlaw, leo 2m cd
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Election of President.

The following correspondence will be
found of interest not only TO the EN-
bers of the Chamber of Commerce, bat
to our merchants generally. It will be
that our friend Nelson has accepted
the nomination rendered him by the
enmmittes
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SUNDAY Il
SUNDAY MORNING.. SEPT. Is. 1855

MVhNlN"' "HFI' 1"' I'o'
For President SEFMOUR
For Vtoe-F TeSidegt---EBA6K p. BLAEE.
G4= -
TENNESSEE.
HGHTH-COEGREssIOSAL r
FeT Congress- W.. LEFTNTCH.
For EgectOr...---.---E W. VAUGHAN.
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JURISPRUDENCE.

Correspondence. on Public FUeHts, S0iicifed from
eUerE part Of the United States.
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The Committee, this evening, received
from the Secretary OF War a letter adj
dressed to him by the Committee, to-
gether with q copy Of the orders sent to
General Thomas.
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at :: 10 an.
The 400 . d cennects for Cairo and st. LOuta.
arriving at st. LOUIS 1t l:O pm. next daV.
THROUGH TICKETS
Atreduced rates, can be procured 1T Company's
Once. ASK Main street, and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
50 Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer COmpany al Hotsls, Phi
Vats Residences, or on board boats, 70 All prin-
cIpal points East and North,
sam. B. JONES, superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent sspl3
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
OF

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