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the Treasury is authorized and required
to retire and cancel the United States
notes TO the extent of such excess until
the whole amount Of United States notes
outstanding shall be reduced to $780,
600 600 aud that for the purpose Of
facilitating the resumption of specie
payment, the interest received by
each Banking Association on their
issues or the bonds deposited with
the Treasurer Of the United States by
such Banking Association, shall be held
as reserve fund, until said Banking
Association shall redeem in coin the cur
rency issued by it, and the said specie
reserve fund snail be used for no other
purpose than for the redemption Of said
currency.
Morrill, Of Vermont, opposed it, and
moved to add proviso that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury shall be authorized
to withdraw an equal amount of United
States notes. A long discussion followed.
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AUCTION.

A DAINISTRATOR'S SALE OF TaE PER
u ish4ole Property OF the late Dr. y NJ
y, y n1Saton, deceased.-On SATURDAY Juua
%, tooo, AZ ths salesrsIom or Royster, Trpzevant
oner at public sale. to the htgbest and bas1
9151Ser, the perts hable property OF Dr. = 81
Mheaton, deceased, consisting OF The ususl
variety OF Household Furniture, and also OF
cine choice Oil Paintings, selected ov Inc lac
GWner, IN person, frOna The finest galleries IN
Europe Als1, a very hne Harness Horse, Buggv
and harness, good as new. Terms Of Sale-A
credit OF y months with bond, and two or more
approved securities.
JOHN P. TBEZEVANT
Special Administrator, with VIII Annexed.
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TELEGRAPHIU MARKETs.
New Orleans EEarket.

NEW ORLEANS, June I2.-COtton duh and
declining, sa es LEO hales mddlings &c (; re-
ceipts 1911; exports l6 weeks sale 1881 re-
celpts 663i exports, foreign 6S76 coastTlse $50 ;
stock 1879 sterling and New York Sieht m
changed Gold 40. Sugar duh, Cuba Nos. IL
ana 10 Fac iS9zci Louisiana Prime l51{c. Cuba
Molasses dull 4ses Sc; choice Louisiana re-
boiled S5c. F our dull, superfine IS 25@s So
Corn duh 5egsl 021z. oats Gull 7Sc Hay IN
changed. Bacon arm, shoulders BE; clear
sides I714c. Lard $4,000.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June Il Cotton dull aud lower,
sales 500 bales upianCs l96Z95%c. r ce quiet
Coffee steady, Rio l9s22ISc in currency. Sugar
and MOlasses quiet. Flour and Wheat Irregular
ana lower. Corn 81 OSgi %
Dry GoOds-Delaines reduced to lie popular
makes OF prints 70 Fac; dark styles 1910; De-
MINIS 2l1Sc; AmOAkeaz stripes 235z9241[
Money easy, call leans 395; sterling quiet
gsgl0i gold 4094O1s new 1enness ess ~ /;
old 7554.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, June I2.-Tobacco, sales III
hhds; Jugs to manufacturing wrappers s. $50
Is 10 Com 93g95c. Oats 7SgSOc. Wheat 81 ~
az p. Rye 81 9592 Flour, superfne S6dS 50 !;
Mess Pork SIS. Lard lSc Bacon, shoulders
l31aci clear sides nc. BULK shoulders NC.
Whisky dull and unsettled, free offered at 81 To-
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June l2-T0bacco firm and IN
enanged. -Four dull, low gradea not wanted.
neal s5 y 2's1 o.; Corn s2goOc; eats ,5e7se
shoulders l3gl4c. Lard ia gI8c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June l2.-FlOur dull. Wheat
nOmInaily lower at 81 l5@2 Is. Corn sS9s5c
Oats 1697Ic. Pork SIS. BuIk shoulders held at
l214c; SIDES ls1sglTc. Lard E14c; Canvassed
Hams ls1. 5i9c. potatoes dull. Groceries IN
changed.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. June -EveninE.-Cotton duh
and heavy, uplands l05s GID Orleans u149
llSsd. sales sUU0 bales
LOEDoN, June I2-Eveniag ConsoIs $685..
Bonds 90.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, June I2.-The NeI0s'
Austin special of yesterday says reso-
luton was offered in the Convention
that the Constitution Of 1915 as it existed
in 1860, so far as it does not conflict with
the Constitution of the United States, be
adopted as the Constitution OF Texas.
It was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee
A resolution that the gratitude of the
State is due to those who took up arms
against the rebellion, was referred to the
Committee on State Affairs.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE munich
to-day.
Gen. Buchanan has received a copy Of
a dispatch from Grant to Packard, the
Chairman of the Convention Registry
Board, stating that the subject of the in
auguration of q civil government for
Louisiana is now pending before Con-
gress, and advising him to issue no more
proclsmstions or orders conflicting with
those issued by the Military Commander
of the District, as such action would be
Ia violation Of the reconstruction laws,
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ATKIN HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

nEAR SIR: This little scroll will inform
II You that this new and elegant hotel is To-
Gated at the Depot, and is now open 70 the
All the comforts usual in frst-cla5s hotels
may be realized here.
Il yoa wIsn TO spend few days in our city
Good attention, good fare, and reasonable
bills, always on hand.
Connected is a hrst-elsss Bar and Barber
shop.
Meals at all hours, to suit guests.
Baggage free of charge.
Respectfully yours,
jel3lw ACrON YOUNG, Proprietor.
In the District Court of the United States, for
ter of Giles a Randolph, bankrupts. In
Bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee SIS.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment rs assignee of q les q Randolph,
OF Memphis in the county OF Shelby, and State
OF Tennessee, within said District, who have
been adjudged bankrupts upon their own petit
ton, by The District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the l2th day OF June, A. D.,
1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
jelS 20 q Assignee, etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of David Wolf, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appoic tInent as assignee or David Woln, OF
memphis. IN L0e county OF RlelDy and
state of Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adludged q Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th lay of June
A D., 1868. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
jel3 20 q Assignee, Etc.
In the District Court OF the United states for
the District of West TeD nessee. In the mat
ter OF David BTyson, Bankrupt IN Bank
ruptcy, District OF West TeRnessee-ss.
To whom it may concern;
appointment as assignee Of David BrysOn, Of
Memphis, in the county of Shelby and state
OF Ten nessse, within said District, who has
been adiudEed Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis Tenn, the 18th day of June, A. D.,
1883. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
tela 20 q Assignee, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution.

THE cOpartnership here tOfore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, under the firm
name or TAYLOR, COLE q CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, E. A. Cole with
drawing.
The business Will hereafter be conducted IN
der the firm name and styls Of TAYLOR. RAD
FORD CO., at the Old stand, No. II Monroe
street. w. y. TAYLOR,
K. A. COLE & co.
Memphis, June u, 1858.
In Withdrawing from the above frnl I en-
brace this opportunity of expressing my graft
tude for the very liberal patronage EXTENDED
to the old nrtn, and for the interest mani tested
In our success by our personal friends which
hope will be continued with the new urn as
am satisfied their interest cannot De placed in
better hands.
el3Iw f. A. COLE.
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PLATFORM OF THE TENNESSEE
DEMOCRAgY

LIST. The Conservative men Of Tonnes
see, putting aside all questions decided
by the war, accept the title Of Demo
Gratis and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as 1t now
exists.
"a. The question OF the right Of 8
State to secede from the Union has been
decided by arms, ana that decision
should be accepted as final and cOnclu-
sive.
81. Nevertheless, whilethe Constitution
makes the Federal Government supreme,
it is so only with well defined limita-
tons and restrictions, lesving the States
large rights and powers over their CO.
nestle concerns, and making 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 aggrsndized
by It, to ths enlargement or public
liberty.
ktn. The extiDguishment Of African
Slavery is recognized as TACT, ratlhed
by a binding constitutional Amend
ment.
5.h. The IuyestituTe of negroes with the
right Of suffrage, BY the Congress of the
United States, and the dis reimbursement
Of white men, by the same authority, ls
8 gross u=urpstiOn Of power, and policy
unjust. unwise and oppressive and tend
Ing 10 excite a war Of races the white
men OF America are entitled 10 superb
oritV sDd supremacy in the sdministre-
tiCn o. the Federal and State govern
meuts and any measure INTENDED 70
deprive them OF il, or TO divide or impair
II, greatly endsDgeTs the perpetulIy OF
free republican institutions.
c 3. The faith OF the nation ls pledged
~ n National e.
cord!ng to the terms Of the laws under
which the bonds were Issued, and not
Otherwise. The time Of payment OF the
bonds ought not 10 be extended the
principal Of the ive-twenty bonds ought
10 BE- yald IL currency, and the money (
GRANTED 10 the National banks 10 De I
withdrawn.
7-b. The Government bonds should 1
be faxed 10 the hands OF the DOndholders, 4
equally with other property.
Slh Tae doctrines and practices OF the I
Radical party, which endesvOurs, oy /
e1crOsching upon the powers OF the 1
Executive and Judicial branches Of the /
Government, 10 absorb in the Legisls- .
tive Department al powers, tend to the .
destruction OF the Republican system OF .
Government and the civil liberties Of the /
people.
95a. Equal and exact justice TO all men, /
OF whatever State or persuasion, relig- .
ious or political; peace, commerce and I
hon. friendship with all nations; en-
Laugiing alliances with nODei the sup
port Of the State Governments In all
their rights, IS the most competent ad-
mipistr.tiOn Of our domestic concerns
and the surest bulwark against anti-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation OF .
the General @ rvernment in its whole .
constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor |
Of peace st home and safety abroad q .
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 OF Tennessee; but I
their Delegates left free to unite in Sc 1
lecting another IS the candidate for the 1
Presidency.
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MONTVaLE SPRIRGS---lS6S

THIS FAVoRITE SUMMER RESORT, SIT
1 uated In BIeunt county, East Tennessee,
will be opened for the reception of visitors on
tie LIST of June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters In functional deranRe-
ments Of the Liver Bowels, Kidneys and Skin,
and the cure OF Chronic Diseases, attest their
Medic inal Properties
All the accessories for enjoyment and reorea-
ton at the best watering places will be found
here.
The facilities for reaching Aontvale this sea-
son will be 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
conveyed In coaches TO the springs, nine miles
distant.
Board reduced, per day, TO 81 per week, So I;
per month, $40. Address FOR pamphlets CON-
tanning analysis and descI iption of waters G.,
NAE In JOS. J.. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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OF the COnm.ttes on Re oiaIions.
MEMPHIS. June q. 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal


Editors Memphis Appeal:
Regretting the nCn-appearance of the
above in this mornings APPEAL, but
accepting as entirely satisfactory the
reason therefor, il is now my additional
duty to protest against the injustice done
Col Cooper in this mornings avalanche.
do this because Col. Cooper is my
friend, and is 3 gentleman who has not
vet learned to do q dishonorable act To
zrraigu him thus coarsely for having, as
q freeman, expressed his opinion as to
the prOpriety ofsending General Forrest
as q delegate to the New York Conven-
ton, or Is TO the Influence il would have
on the Northern Democracy, | am sure
meets the unqualified disapprOval Of
General Forrest himself.
I expressed the same views to General
Forrest, who received it as the frank
opinion of friend, and while in Nash
vile and since my return 10 Memphis. /
have heard no other opinion, except by
parties in the presence Of the General;
and while this opinion has been 50 uni
veTsal, each one SO speaking, including
Col. Cooper, has emphstically disciaimed
any objection in his own mind, but
fear that others might be influenced
thereby.
IN my conversation with the
General on the subject, in the
presence Of Judge Scruggs, who
had also expressed the same opin-
ion, frankly regretted that Northern
men did not know him IS we did, and
hoped tnat be would go to the New York
Convention, bat not as q delegate.
One word more in regard To Col
Cooper. 1t was and is still the opinion
Of his friends, that he was made the
President Of the Convention to deprive
Mr.. johnson Of his greater influence il
left az active participant in the body of
the Convention; aud nothing is more
certain to our minds than that II he had
been thus left untrsmmeled, the Fourth
Congressional District would have made
another to the five that cast their votes
for the resolutions.
Yours very respectfully etc,
~
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CCCKRELL-On the 18th instant, MAGGIE
STARR, infant daughter of J. and n. Z. Cock
reiI.
Friends and scquaintancss Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral services at the
Gayoso House at pm. to-day. Carriages viii
be in attendance.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 12.-The Directors Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company have
declared q dividend, payable on the first
OF July, OF six per cent. in the preferred
stock, and three PER cent. in the original
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The Great General Restorative

ONLY needs to be mentioned to receive the
~ approving voice of every user It is now
the most popular among all invigorators. You
have ten gallons in one bottle of that which
i'll make you young, and keep your system
above all tendencies to disease, as well as over
come the worst dis eases of the country. II
should be In e cry house and taken every day
at this season of the year.
FORsTER, KEALHORER q Co.,
General Agents,
zoe Main Street.
Can be had At all nrHs-clsss dEuggasss. iei2iH
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Importance Of Half as an Ornament.

WITHOUT FINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can be really bsautiful without
this browning excelienoe Of beautiful hair. no
lady can obtain without buying It at MADAME
L.ANIGHE. Call and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance. at 2oe Ia Main
street up-EtaiIl. opposite Court Squa-e
N. 3. Wigs, Chignons, atc., hair Cutting. m
any style, dona 6T the professor.
Epa Rn =. LAVIGNH
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OWEN SMITH,

FUNERAL UNDERTAKEN. COFFINS AND
ShrOuds Of all desert ptions constantly on
hand. Orders for Funerals promptly at ended
to at ali Cemeteries. No. S6S Second st. eet,
corner Gayoso, Memphis. Tenn. Fine private
carriag Is furnished for family use. tet2 I'm
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TO PAY CHARGES.

w e viii sell, for cash, to the highest bidder
w on SATURDAY June 18th al 3 o5cIoct
street, a lot or
Household Furniture
Belonging TO estate Of Patterson da.5t
sold 70 Pay warehouse charges.
AOYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.
Ie1 "a Auctloneera.
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ARK ANEAE-

The Madison Pioneer complains Of
the music made By multitudes of locusts,
but thinks low-cEsses are much more
ahnnninahle
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Suicide Of an Expressman.

James Doherty, on the 18Th hist. committed
suicide an Cincinnati, Ohio. He waS an "a q rs-~s-
man by profession, residing with his family, ,
and be went out IN the pursuit of has vocation.
returning home about II O'Clock. when he PISS :
ed into sitting room and took a seat upon the
sofa and shot himself IN the right side Of the
neck the ball penetrating 10 the spine, from
which death ensued in a few minutes after.
Mr.. Doherty had been ia better cTrcumsian-
ces. being the owner of a house sud lot-at
which time bring n widOwer with thr,se child
rem. he married a widow, who also had taO.
making for him a family OF seven 10 provide
for. " hich he did with apparent ease. Since
then we have been visited by financial contrac-
ton, the times became more and more stringent
hs business I'm the express line kept on the de-
crease-untIl, to afford has family a .ubsistrncr
he Was compelled To DISPOSE of his house aud
lot, the proceeds Of which had gradually BEEN
spent 10 sustain his family. Business failing To
improve. he, of Necessity, contracted some bills
he was unable to cancel and tins threw Ia N
into Responding mood. which daily increased.
until he finally concluded 10 put end 10 his
existence.
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PROPOSALS.
e, KNGIEEERy OFFICE,

III KNGIGEEBp OFFICE,
- No. u srArr sr,rrr' 49, j..sr,., NJ !, 3.
Sealed Proposals. win Be received Il sh III sse.
4. nssIsass Il 4:
Hnason River, between Troy and New Baltinors,
i For from aIsy thousand TO ,i.ty-n,. thousand
cubic yards, mere or less, Of Bubble Stone, dslv-
'P SunSrsa .Sa Seventy
70 three h9ndred and fifty thousand feet, more or
less than twelve inches In diameter a tSs nSs
snc most OF them fifteen feet long
and aesS tSo oa fsss Of
Piies. more or less. -
ana or e. to
2, eignt inch by twelve inch saved Hemiock Tim
to be delivered in rafss a. the SyRss rect long
.. For the Timber Work on from fifteen thousand
20 Ssnty one thousand running feet more or less,
s, For the Timber Work on thirty two hundred
Fer Timber wort on ro on'i tneI,s +,
hundred fes : of abutment for sope-wall at BouW's
5. For from sixteen thousand to twenty-five
thousand POUNDS more or less, of wrousht-iron
For from forty thousand to fifty thous and
pounds: more or less, of wrought iron rods, with
10. For from thirty Il We thousand to forty hit
sbnusana pounds more or less of wrought-iron
n; For three thou. and cubic yards, more or less,
ofsioRe, Vail stone, to be DELIVERED on the dykes
more less, Of the old State Dam. near Cssteton,
4. mater ial to be Deposited on fiat scOws and
shoveled into the new dyke near Cedar Hill.
IL Bids will be received for so much per cubic
yard delivered for stone; so much per cubic ard
dredged snd deposited, for dredging; so much per
running foot for piles, driving, and timber work;
so much per thousand feet B. NJ fer timber, and
SO much per pound for iron.
IA. Forms OF Proposals may be obtained at this
ONCE, and ne bid will be received unless made on
the printed form and properly certified. Speci-
mems OF the stone and iron, plans aud specifca-
tons of the timber work and maps of the river,
showing soundings, &C can be seen at this Office,
parties desiring to bid.
Is. Bids will be considered for materials and
workmnnship not less than one fourth Of the
amounts given above. Successful bidders will be
required to enter into contract with the United
states, with good and gu FIJI cient sureties stamps
for contracts and Bon 9 to be furnished by the
Contractor. -.
bids deemed disadvantag eous,
BY oroer of Brevet MAJOR Gen John Newton.
JOHN M. WILSON,
Major Engineers and Bvt. 1t. Col. U. 8. 8.
ja 10 23tB
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THE EVENING STAR
The Wsvki~r Peal.


IL "a announced INST werk ~ the SpriBehels
armory has improved q httle OF late and = frs
Of the men furionghrd have been put n wort
again repairing En6rld ufies, ~mch A. the
principal business now. Betwccn 10000 and
-O,t0o Of these guns are now in store, and about
I'VE hundred n day are repaired The Middle-
thirty per cent dividend q I-s7's earnings
The failure Of the concern --emed Imminent
some years ago. hut o. b now highly profitable.
One OF the Brunswick (Mainel cosion factorS->
ls running on short time, and employing a few
operatives. The stone -cutterS in some parfs OF
Rhode Island are on a strike against proposed
redocnon OF twenty-five per cent in their
burners at Rockland. Maine. are engaged in
burning lime this winter. n the prrssnt Tow
price OF lime does not Offer much eneoursg~-
nent TN MONDAY the bncklayerS Of BROOKLYN,
Williamsburg. Jersey CITY, PouRhkeerste and
Honkers, 20 the Eumber OF about 8sln.
parsded the streets, preceded by bands ana
mounted marshais, and accOmpanied nv The
flags Of the United STATES, Ir-Iand. and Der
many. The demonstration was in honor OF the
arrival of delegates from the National Working
Mems Convention. truck in the PROGRESSION
decorated with linens Inscribed A. fol
lows: IT nifty II strength Fight hour =
legal days work" Ii IL stated that labor ana
wages in the West are not satisfactory Fmt-
grafton from the East has oNer-toclCpa m.
market for mechanical work, and the supply
far eNceeds the demand; for the lighter EN-
Pnosment o. tn srr TeGsn pggTsGn furnish
paper gives a summary Of the salaries paid
in the West 10 various prufesslons,- trad-s,
and calhngs:-The annual salaries Of clergy
men average about S2.WD editors. si.Sp1 law
clerks, $50; school teachers male, SLIGO e.
male siO0; telegraph operators, (skilliful,) ssoB
To the trades in the Western cities the follow
ing wages are paid weekly:-Bakers, Sis:
blacksmiths- Sl5; boiler makers, SIC; boiler la
borers, sll; book binders SIS: book keepers SIS.
brewers, sI2, bricklayers tseasonD. sci: cabinet
makers, sli; caulkers, sis; carpenters, joinerS
(ship. 81; carpenters, loiners (housel, sI3;
chairmakers (skilled menE SIS; carriers, sIs.
conductors on street cars, slO; cooper. sIS.
cigarmakers, SIS; clerks (hotell, SIS; clerks
post officeh sI7; drivers on street cars. so.
druggists (cierksl SO; engineers (steamboat
during season) So; engineers stationary. s2s
express drivers, sl2; harnessmakers, sl2. let
ter-carriers, SIS; machinists, sf7; marble cut
tiers, Sl7; moulders, ~9s millers, sIs: mill
wrights, SIS; painters, sI4 printers Oobl 81:
printers (on morning papers,. s25 pressmen
SIS plumbers, sl7 statesmen dry goods, whole
saleE sle: statesmen grocery, wholessle), SIS:
statesmen grocery, retaill, SD; statesmen ldry-
goods, retail), SIR sho~makers. sI2: saddlrrs.
s1i: sailors (summer season, with boardl ale.
stone-cutters, Sse tailors best worlcmenl, as:
tinsmths. Sli; tobacconists, Sl5: turner's, sI6:
upbolsters, SIC; wagon makers, SIS; watch
makers (skilled workmen), s2O.