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JUDGE MELLEGAN.
His Letter of ResignatiOn---Ets
Acceptance.

The following correspondence snnoun-
cling the retirement OF Judge Milligan,
of the Supreme Bench of Tennessee, will
be read with general regret. Judge Nil
ligan Is q of the very few men who
have been engaged in public life in Ten
nessee during the past few years, who has
won and kept the esteem of ali parties
and classes. He is an honor to any office
that he may hold:
GREENvILLE, Tenn, Aug. 25, '69.
Hon. Wna. @. BrOs0RLOb0, GorernOr OF
TeRneSSee-DEAR SIR: l hereby resign
my Office of Judge Of the Supreme Court
of Tennessee, to take effect this day.
1t is known to you, and l presume to
the public generally, that L have recently
been appointed one Of the Judges Of the
Court Of Claims of the United States /;
and while / regret to leave the bench Of
Tennessee, duty to myself and nay family
requires that 1 should accept the position
which, unsolicited, has been rendered to
me.
It would be useless to assign reasons
for this determination, as they are alto
gether of q private character, and there
fore uuiuterestiDg to you or the public.
/ thank you, cir, for the trust and cOn-
idence, as Governor of Tennessee, you
have TepOsed in me. My duties have
been at once ar laous and responsible.
How l have discharged them must be
determined by an enlightened public
judgment.
1t is due to my former associates to say
U relations were ever of the kindest
character ; and no less thankfully can /
say that nay intercourse with the prs 'ent
iscumbeBts have been equally kind and
agreeable.
The bar of the State during my serviee
on the bench have challenged nay highest
admiration. am greatly its debtor, not
only for the enlightened Investigation its
members have everywhere given to the
many new and difficult questions the
Supreme Court of Tennessee has been
called upon to decide, but for the prompt
and manly support they have generally
given its decisions, and the great charity
with which they have overlooked my
own errors.
l beg you, therefore, to accept my best
wishes for your personal happiness, as
well IS for the peace and prosperity Of
the State and through You l tender
my highest regards TO the legal profess
sion throughout the State.
Your obedisnt servant,
BAM'L MILLIGAN,
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STATE OF T-ESNEssKE,
hhOANILLEl August 2, f5Bs,J
Hon. Ran1 zTiIjgau.


KNOXVILLE, August q, 1881
Hon. Bam1 2Iiligan:
Dear Sir: Your letter OF resignation
as one of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court OF Tennessee. ia before nae. l &C.
cept it with regret, as a loss TO the State.
The eminent ability and integrity you
have shown in your late position entitle
you to my highest respect, and also to
the gratitude Of every good citizen.
You will bear 10 your new position my
wsrmest wishes for your welfare. !
doubt not you will adorn 1t with equal
dignity and efficiency as the q you now
relipluish.
tits . great pleasure TO me to bestow
oommendatioE 30 entirely deserved. L
beg You will accept It a. being the
spontaneous tribute I feel impelled to
render.
With sentiments of high consIdera-
ton, / have the honor to remain your
oBedient servant, w. @. BRowNLow.
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ONE OTHER OPPOKTUNIIY.-Ihe COM
p~limentayy Concert rendered TO Miss No
"a G.. Bradford by q committee Of gentle
men of Memphis, will take place at the
New Memphis TheBter on the evening Of
tsse Sth September. We need not say
one word 70 the good people Of our city
In commentator Of our dear little song
stress Nora, whose many Obliging acts Of
uaseI6sh kindness, when to sing was
nainfui and endangered health, the pro
ceedso of s score Of concerts could not re-
mnnerzte. OfeouFse we need not speak
of her genius, her taste, the rare excel
,,~nce of her delicious voice. But we can
- we hope. without offence, that il sny
~ :. % we'll considered word has caused
niona seeinst her Ia any quarter, she
IL = desr. wood, loving little girl, to for
I've Uh5m Il very pleasant, and to love
her a great privilege. At her Concert,
those WHO are "I1oved by concord Of
sueet souudsu viii hSve a more and
the last opportunity to hear Ggs0nter
voice. that once heard can V be forgot
ten a voice in some respects unequalled
and peerless; such 8 voice as the angels
must have thai sing their strains OF SYM
pathizing pity for suffering humanity, at
the foot of the Throne of God 3 voice
managed with the most exquisite skill,
and whose volume a power and rich
ness constitute only 3 portion of it's ex-
ceIlence,-its greatest and most singular
and affecting beauty being that pathos
which brings tears to SIl eyes, q thrills
ali hearts. and gives to the simplest bal
lad mai tells of suffering and sorrow, or
Of the oppression Of a people, a more
magical effect than 81 be produced IN
generous hearts by all the classical music
IF ali the masters In the world. As she
'unteeTed to sing for her church, so she
H1 a 'eg Tor the benefit of her friends.
MN have pleased her better not to
II 49, Saan >rsised by NAME, and We obey
Lave w;sb We speak, Of course,
of the young laos VINO sang, IN 2 q
ner never before beeFu "a Mempnls, the
beautiful song, "Sweet 5Rlrlt, hear my
nrayer,n at the coneeEF Oh TUESDAY eVeh-
ing last. -
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THE GRAND PROCESSION.
Meeting Of the Young Mems In
dependent Democratic Club.
POstpOnement Of the Procession

The Young Mems Independent Demo-
cratic Club met last evening, and a very
large attendance were present. Speech
es were made by Messrs. r. F. Looney,
j. S. Kerr and A. NJ. Lowenstine. The
Seymour Club, Stesmboatmen's Club and
others, having requested, through their
committees, . postponement Of the grand
parade and mass meeting that they
might make more full and suitable ar
rangements, it was determined to post
pone the affair uutil Saturday, the 18th
instant.
AL the clubs Of the city are earnestly
invited to take part in this display, which
it is intended to make the most brilliant
ever yet accorded to our Memphis people
to witness. Plenty OF time is now given,
and 3 the committees are all earnestly
at work, grand results are to be looked
for
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COTTON TAx.-Planters and others
holding cotton of last years crop, upon
which the tax has not been paid, are re-
minded that it is still subject TO the tax,
although cotton of this years growth is
not. A knowledge Of this fact may save
owners Of such cotton a great deal of
trouble. The Government detectives
Will of course be on hand at points
where cotton is shipped or stored, and
cotton of last years crop, unless tax
paid, will stand q very good chance of
of being tied up" The best way to
remedy this viii be for parties shipping
mixed lots of old and new cotton to
specify in their bills of lsding the num-
Der of baIes OF each, and whether tax
paid or not.
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THE CENTRAL PARK.

The following correspondence between
MessTs. O'ConnOr and Mcclure, the pro-
p~rietors Of Central Park, needs no ex-
PLANTATION. We are requested TO state
that a fine band of music will be on hand
during the day, and refreshments pro.
vided for the occasion qWdntUng SUI:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August =, 1873.
Messrs O'ConnOr & Mcclure, Proprietors Gen.
tral Park:
Gentlemen: Tie undersigned having
learned with much satisfaction that vast
Improvements are projected and some in
progress, for the purpose Of identifying
the Central Park and rendering it suita-
bic for a general resort for the citizens
of Memphis and our country cousins.
And feeling DESTROYS that everybody
should have an opportunity Of visiting
it, that they may appreciate its many
natural advantages, Wa earnestly request
you to throw open the same to the pub
lie, free of charge, for any one day 6u
ring the month of September, As il may
suit yOuF convenience.
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The following IL an abstract Of the
monthly report, for August, of the Col
lector OF Internal Revenue for the 8th
Congressional District. It will be seen
by this showing that business has been
extremely dull with us during the past
month. Things will now begin to look
up, however, and tho next report will
show a much more satisfactory condition
of affairs,
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certii-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis OF Mr.. i. s. Plummer, w.
n. Passmore 81 Co, $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Psttison & Co.'s bookstore,
3l73 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. jy28 3tawtf
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BREEZY. The meeting of the Board
Of Aldermen yesterday was a salty affair.
Some tall spsrring was done, and many
sharp and savage things said which
would have been better unssid, and
which for the credit of the Board and
city we have not reported.
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Macon Masonic College,

UTTUATFD seven miles north Of Lafayette
- Depot. Memphis and Charleston hallfoeo,
IN the healthy village OF Macon tennessee. re
s.noes third MONDAY in July, rendering Prepar-
sforV review for the new scholastic session,
TO be
ona,od the First Monday I'm September.
Tboroush Collegiate Course taught by an able
80 s@1erienced Faculty. Board, per month,
az. rnifion. s., "a, s., IS, 81 and S..
S" DIR. u. 1. HUNTER, President Board.
I. o. MURRELL, Secretary. aus I'm
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ONE LEss-Fred S. Palmer, a sweet
scented, sboulderstrspped, God and mol
Atty vsgsbOE6, whom CHARGE and the
Radical party had elevated ~ to the
position OF sUb-COmmiEs!0ner Of the
"Buresu of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned lands" and 6 Lieutenant
Colonelship in the U. S. Army, has been
mustered cut.
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SELECT SCHOOL-Nrs. DR.. Cobb will
open 3 select school for girls and small
boys = q the lst Of September, at her res
idence, 204 Second street. Pupils in mu-
sic also received. Terms moderate.
auc6 ~
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THE NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE Asso-
CIATIoN.-For the fall meeting of this
Association, entries have been made by
KeeDe Richards, Kilgour Buford. Red
ding, Griggsby, lie Paul, Alcock, Thorn
s and Bissicks, of Kentucky and Ohio
sends some Of the finest stock in that
State. T~ennessse will be represented by
Gen. Harding, Gen. Duncan, Cockriil,
Chestham, johnson, Patterson, Turner,
Bsrnsa, Hinton, Mills, Fraaklin and
Craig.
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BLACK, ESTES & CO..
COTTON FACTO OR S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No, ii Monroe st., Memphis, Tenn.

OONsfGNMENTS OF Cotton. Tobacco and
L. Grain solicited. Bagging, Rope, iron Ties
and ali Supplies furnished at thsL0west hates-
liberal Cash Advaneements made on COTTON
10 store or IN transit. Regular legitimate ieses
or all business done. an9 am
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MEMPHIS, September l, 1865.
Messrs. Col. Palmer. Edward Yerger, Maj. Da-
Wis, ]. NJ. sale, W, J. Mckinney, and others ,
Gentlemen We have the honor to &C.
knowledge your note of the 9th ult., re-
questiDg us to throw open the gates Of
in this month. We assure You that it
affords US infinite pleasure to comply
with your request, and name Thursday,
the 10th inst, when arrangements shall
be made which will insure such Of our
friends as honor US with their company
on that occasion a pleasant day. Ar
engagements have been made with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
pany to carry passengers the round trip
for twenty cents, landing them st the
gate. O'CoNNoE & MCCLURE.
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EoR MoUND CRY.

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES -
y every day for Mound City az -
am. IL am, 3 pm. and 5 pm. Leaves Mound
* pm, Landing at foot Of Warrington street.
Mark 49,
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THE SECOND BALE OF New COTTON.
Tae second Iale Of new cotton from Pa
nola county, Mis-, was received on day
before yesterday bs the well known
house Of MessIs. Edmonds, Todd & Co,
No. 30S Front street, and stored st the
large first class cotton warehouse OF }.
V. Patrick d Co., No. 400, All and 4l3
Shelby street. Messrs. EdmoDds, Todd
d Co, are our Oldest and most reliable
merchants. They have on hand a large
stock Of groceries, and are prepared to
offer every inducsment to the planting
community for the consignment OF their
cotton, produce, etc. Our friend, Mr..
Tond, we consider the best cotton sales
man in this city, and will warrant salts
faction given in all business intrusted to
this house.
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LEFT OvER-The Military Bill and
Protest of Citizens of Nashville viii be
found on the first page, having been IN
sveidably crowded cut Of yesterdays is
sue.
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PEACHES 1.PEACHEs!-Ten thousand
bushels peaches wanted, by the Mem
phls Preserving Company, under tie
Gayoso House. IW
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Col. BEAUMONT. The card of this
gentleman wss received too late for our
present Issue. It will appear tomorrow
morning.
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New MUsIC.-We acknowledge the
reeeipt from ID. P. Faulds, OF Louisville,
Of three new sOUgs: 80 Think Of Me-"
4" Sweet Flower, Emblem of Purity"
and "SpoW White BIossoms.n
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TUsCUMBIA. The Memphis and
Charleston Railroad again lays the trsv-
cling aud barbecue loving citizens under
obligations. We are informed that par
ties desiring to attend the great Demo-
cratic rally st TDscumbis, on the 9th,
Saturday. will be charged fare only one
way. Trains leave Memphis at 1870
pm, Friday, going to Tuscumbis, and
leave Tuseumbia At 8 pm, Saturday,
and S:45, Sunday morning, returning to
Memphis.
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2d-fhrough our large capital we are
enabled to BUT FOR CASE, thereby
caa buy closer than those buying On
credit.
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JUDGE TRIGG.-rhe Nashville Banner
tells an amusing story Of how the learned
Judge, who lately carried of one OF the
fairest daughters OF our sister city, was
delayed four days on his wedding tour,
al Louisville, by The mysterious disap-
pesranee OF one Of the BRIDES trunks. 1t
turned out, after 3 long search, that the
a. box ia question was right under their
eyes all the time-the canvas cover
which had formerly been on IL, marked
with the maiden name Of the bride, hay-
ing been removed by the Judges order,
previous to leaving Nsshville-s fact al
together forgotten by him when search
ing for il.
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The WEATHER was like that Of April
pretty much all day yesterday. Toward
shutdown il cleared of, and we had One
of those brilliant snd beautiful sunsets
for which our region is so famous.
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

lst-Ml Imported Goods we will I'M
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods we will buy direct
from the Manufacturer.
Shoes Ne will have made to order ; In
fact, we viii procure ali cur Goods From
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the job.
ber's profits.
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H.OId ReIiabie.D Memphis and White
River US. Mail Packet Company,
Tri. Weekly Line.
- - -

- - -
THE splendid side-wheeI steam rs CONNER
GAL, LIBERTY, No. 2, and Els,
win form q Trf-Weekiy line between memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, AZ o'clock pm,
connecting at Devalrs BIuR with trains OF the
Little Rock Railroad FIR Little Rock, BOT
Springs. and ali point in Arkansas. Return
ing, will leave Devalps slut every Mond2y,
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF ths
train rom Little Rock.
Commercial, capt. John Edson, leaves Mem
phss THURSDAY. att o'clock pm; Liberty, NO.
Can't. lanes Rice, Tuesday, at D O'Clock Pts;
MaynOwer. Capt VIM. J. Ashford Saturday D
O'Clock D n. Q. o.. ID. bins Will be taken for re
sponsibie parties by tue line as heretofore,
without anv charge being made for collection
The steamer F. W. Brooks will run ia con
nection with this line from J~ecksopport 10 70
cahOntss on Black River, making Semi-Week-
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past three years, we nope
by strict attention TO business, to merit a cen
tinuaace OF the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS
Sup't Nj. and W.. R. Pckt. Co.
LEV q SHARPE. Agents,
au9ntf No. 80 Front Row.
@AAA
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LADIES and gentlemen who desire to
attead the Grand Ball, OF the Relief As
sociati0u of the 18th Tennessee Regi-
mept, VIII have choice of conveyance as
follows: A train will leave the NJ. andO.
r. r. Depot 81 Z O'Clock and return st q
s~easonsble hour. 0mnibuses will leave
Court Square west gate at 81 O'Clock
pm, and connect with train at Wells
Station. sepl 81
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4th-We will continually have our
buyers In the Eaat watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which we will again
Sell as Bargains.
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CITY MATTERS.

THANKS to Felix Cross. Esq, for late
Southern and Eastern papefs.
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Sd-We shall continue TO sEIL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables US to sell ut a
closer pFeat than those selling on fine.
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MARRTED.-We neglected through 8
press of business, TO notice, yesterday
morning, the marriage Of J. A. Signisgo,
ESQ, Gus" Of the Grenada Sentinel,
who was united in the holy bonds Of
wediOck, at Grenada, on Monday, to
Miss Alice Waters, of that place. Out
OF the fnllness Of 8 heart which thor
oughly appreciates the noble and good
qualities Of our friend, We tender to him
and the bride, who has committed her
life and her happiness TO his keeping, u
earnest and deepest wishes for their fu-
tuEe happiness and prosperity. They
passed through the city yesterday. on
their bridal tour northwsTd, stopping at
the Overton a few hours, where they re-
ceived the calls OF numerous friends.
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FOB NEW ORLEANS.

ON MONDAY, THE 31st INST.
THE
3. E. LEE, Cannon, Master,
VIII pass down. ats pm, on her -
first trip Of the season 20 New Or-
cans. StaterOOms can be secured ~
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
au2 ID Star WharfoOat- foot Jefferson ST
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Through these advantages, it must be sppa
rent to all that we win be able to COMPETE
WITH
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a Card.

NEW ORLEANS, august II, 1855.
NEE9sRS, MAYER, MARSdUErZ $50, OF
M memphis, are tAe only ones Tor whom 1
win hereafter Sill up orders for that market
at factory prices. zo1ou rro
ann I'm 0EOh0B ALCHS-
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday St Francis River Packet-For
Helena Mariana, Madison, Wisasburz
and al Way Landings.
Ill HAMBLETON, q. e. Bowman Master
sam c. Paine, she'll ana Clark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY L.
TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock pm. ~
LARRY HARHSTAD. Agent,
ts2l1 Star WhRrfboet. foot Jefferson st.
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HOWELL, WOOD & Co, at the South
ern Palace, have q large and elegant
stock OF goods, selected for the city trade
with the greatest possible care. Laces,
ribbons, linens, domestics and dress
goods from the best manufacturers, COM
prise a stock that makes ones mouth
water TO think Of. Go snd examine.
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FOR NAPOLEON.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River US. Mail Packet
company.
For HeleRa, LeVaif8 Blnu, Little Rock, Au-
gusta, Jscksonfon ana all way LANDINGS.
MAYFEoWER-----.Wm.J j. ASHFORD master
This excellent steamer leaves L.
Memphis as above, ~
SATURDAY, 9TH inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY q SHARPE. Agents,
Nd. 20 Front Bow.
la. Sayers, Passenger Agent. sspS St
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Davenport, Dubuque and St. Paul
MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- United States Nail -
Packet COMPANY
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TRING THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
ster in the Arkansas river, all the boats
Memphis end OF the route are With
lA1WEs4IN -. - RFaafsr
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

=-:.,:
In the Probate Court of the County Of Gala
veras, State of California.
In the matter Of the Estate Of HENRY
.MATTHE WS. Decedsed.,s.-r. - =
TT APPEARING TO THE ~SATISFAC-
1 tion Of the Court by the petition of John
G. Scribner, the Administrator Of the estate
of Henry Matthews, deceased, praying for an
order of sale of the real and personal proper
ty of said estate; that it is necessary to sell
the whole of tle real estate and personal prop
erty to pay the debts. charges and expenses
of administration, the debts nd,selains out
standing against said estate.5q.-s $ ..,,..
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
all persons Interested In the estate of said
deceased, appear before the said Probate
Court, on Monday. the 10th day of October,
A. D.. 1868. at IL o'clock, A. NJ of said day,
at the Court Room of said Court, at the vii
lsge of San Andreas, Calaveras county afore-
sald, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said Administratof to sell
so much of the real estate and personal prop
erty Of said deceased as shall he necessary,
at private sale. And a copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in
the CAIAvERAs CHRONICLE, q newspaper
printed and published In said county :
JAMES BARCLAY,
County Judge and ex-o1icio Probate Judge
Calaveras County.
A true copy. ATTEST:
J. A. FOSTER; Clerk :
By N. T. NoRcRoss, Deputy. ..,..-...
Dated, San Andreas, Sep. "a, '6S. s26:4w.