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&. Nuapp's Sd)aie.

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am Oienhaa ben i. September Wersens lttr. gn.
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(208-b II. Enapp.
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SermiI6te Ssrijte.

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GRAND RALLY AND BARBEouE AT
WYrHE SrArIos.-Every arrangement
has peen perfected to render the mass
meeting and barbecue at Wythe Station,
on Saturday next grand affair. The va
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rounding country are invited to attend
A special train will leave Memphis at
81 o'clock am, arriving at Wythe at IL
am returning will leave Wythe at 81
o'clock p. m, and arrive at Memphis at I
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One fare the round trip will be charged
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the 18th inst.)
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GENUINE Alexandra Kid Gloves, mt
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The WaEAr-FARxER CovoE

The WHEAT FARxER CosoERr.-
Messrs. Wheat and Farmer, having de-
cided to donate share of their proceeds
to the Hebrew Relief Association, have
engaged for their concert on the 18th
inst the New Memphis Thea,er, hoping
thereby to be able to seat oil who may
be 10 attendance. The best amateur
talent Of the city have volunteered their
services for the evening, and as this will
be the farewell concert Of these two
young TenBesseeans prior to their de-
parlure for Europe, il is intended to
make It q grand affair in every respect
A programme Of great excellence and
variety has been arranged, and we doubt
not every seat in parquet aud tiers will
Be taken.