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GO Owners OF Rorses and Cattle.,,

$40 Owners OF Horses and Cattle"
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war
ranted superior to any others. or no ray, for
thecure OF DIstemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
Hide-Bound, Colds, &c, in HORSES and Colds,
Coughs, Loss OF milk, Black-Topgue, Horn
Distemper, &c, in Cattle. These "Powders''
were formerly put up by Simpson 1. Tobias,
son of Dr.TobIas, and since his death the de-
mand has been SO great that DR.. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly safe and innocent; no need of stop
ping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite, give fine coat,
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF cows Try them,
and yOu will never he without them. Col.
PhiIo p. Bush, of the jerome Park Race
Course" Fordham, N. Y, would not use
them until he was told OF what they were
composed, since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty rum
ing horses in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and stoIekeepers through
out the United States. Price Is cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
auy-l7-lmd&w
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

DHE FALL TERM OF THIS IESTITu-
tuition Will begin SEPTINBER LIST, 1865.
I he scope OF the College, beside q PREfA.
RATOkY DEPARTMENT., embraces 1uII
and thorough CourSes of Instruction In
Mathematics Ancient and Modern Languages,
EIlIL0S9phy, General Literature, the Sciences,
A0TicLIuIe, and Military Tactics.
The cost oil tuition, BOOKS and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 TO Sl76 per annum
In respect TO Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
:. ALEX. MARTIN, DID. President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral PHILOSOPHY.
r. S. LYON, a. M, Vice President, Professor
OF English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department..
Col. ]. K. WEAVER. A. NJ, Professor OF Ma
thematIcs aGd oil Military IclIcS.
y. q. eTEvBss, a. M, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and of the Natural Sciences.
HERRY W. HARAAE, u d., Professor OF
Ancient and Modern Languages and Lttera-
ture.
the Prep ratoIy Department.
GEO. II. HA0ASS, hkQ. superintendent OF
the Grounds and buildings.
HUGH ". BROCK, 81: D., Lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene
Hon. JOHN A. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoReAETowN, West Va,
aug 9-1awd, tw&wlm
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DARIUS r. MASGAH, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Cheek at Sight SPECIAL DEPOS-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at I'VE per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS ts divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al.o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
large or EnalIamc UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT Office, allow
ing interest n ALL DAILY BALANCE, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts In this Institution with special adj
vantsges of security, CONVENE ace and pIoAt.
IelS-6mdG1y
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west Liberty Academy

An English and Classical school.
THE FALL TERM ia WEEKS OF
w. Va, on the Wheeling and Bethany pike,
u miles from the city, Will be open Ior the
reception of pupils of both sexes SEPT. 7TH'
proL. Classical course thorough and COM
plete. Special attention given to those pre-
pairing TO teach Tuition 81 to $40, pay able
in advance. Board and lodging from So 10
81 per week. Address
JSO. c. Frazier, A. NJ, Principal,
orGES. W. B. CUkTIS, Pres't Board.
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BATES-ELLIoTF-AuR 5th, 1865. at
the Zane street Parsonage, by Rev. +. Ball,
MI. JOSEPH BATES and Miss ENIALIEE Ell
LOTT, all of Wheeling.
DAVIs-sT. CLAIR-Ausnst 18th, by the
same, Mr.. JONATHAN X. DAVIS and Miss
MARTHA ST. CLAIR, OF Wheeling.
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Happy mARnrAGEs.

ESSAYS Fob YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. myl9.Smd&w
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COunIy CONVENTION.

We invite attention TO the call of the
Union County Committee, for primary
meetings and County Convention,
the first to be held on the 29th inst, tho
latter on the 5th proximo.
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Valuable Property for Sail

OWING TO ILL HEALTH, oFRD
NJ for sale my Farm and FLOURISS
ALT, situated miles east Uf Wht ELM ~
2J< miles south OF TEtadelphia, Ohio a. ~
Va The fRIm contain kAbOuf 900 a res e. =
which L. bottom land well adapted ioT ~. "
dening purposes, and the bAIahce IS ETrsss
inRly well suit ed either for growing Rr.In -
STOCK IaIm-ths latter, especially, IN IN EN-
nent degiee. The MIL Is one OF the m1-,
eugIbly located fer custom work In the coSn.
ty. Tho annual proceeds or which Wi
ply testify TO THIS statement. II cIntsiN.
pair OF burns, and paIr of choppers, ViIb
all tie machinery In good running ortET
my resioence, which contains eight rooms
nm shed in modern style, and with This, All
the ouIbuildlDgsneceAsaEy ! he premises are
neatly ehcl0 ed and the grounds anelylstd
out and OrnamenLed WITH eVefgreenS and
other RhTubbery. In addition to this, the n
ia good name tenant house, enclosed, and
beautifully surrounded win shade ties
which was fitted up for the accom- modaIIon
OF the mill or IarnI. The orchard contains
so apple trees, bearing cholcenuit. Thels is
also, = large Vegetable garden empaIed md
ntIed up with grapes anu other small uulL
Persons desiring further Information r.
8, sctlDg the price, payments. &c, and al the
same time obtain good bargain, would do
well 10 visit me 1mmedIalely, on me
premises, as have July determined 70 seII
on reasonable Terms Full Possession given
the laL OF April next, If sold.
SAMUEL BUCHANAN.
MIDDLE WHEELING VALLEY, Aug. Il, %
auRL3-lmw& Wds
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ApE SaIe.
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE LITTLE Farm -
n below the city, and only q n'iTS 11les
AOore's Landing, on the Ohio RivsS,H Ioom
acres ~ under cultivation. On Il tSSttS e<4
comfortab BILE dwell ing house, EtablinS I y =
and spring house go thrifty pLIe tI,ss etnoke
abundance of small fruit for fauIfSI sld
VIII be sold at fair pI1cs on easy Ier9s Use
Rugli I. IRWIN
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
MARIETTA, OHIO,

MARIETTA, OHIO.
THE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIS
Thursday morning, SEPTEMBER 8, 1858.
In the Preparatory Department Dung men
are lifted for College, and instruction IS
given in the branches usually taught IN
Academies and High schools
Apply TO !. w. ANDREWS, Pres.
aIlpI 4.2lH&Mo
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LeavInr mo sInKInE sbjp.

John Hall, Esq., of Mason county,
President ofthe CONSTITUTIONAL ouven-
ton of West Virginia in 1861, has, we
have good authority for saying, expe-
rienced thorough conversion since he
attended the New York Convention In
the capacity of delegate. We suppose
that he saw and heard things
there which convinced him that
the real purposes Of the De
mocracy were inimical to the
peace and welfare OF the country. We
do not hear that Mr.. Hall has openly
declared for Grant and Colfax. That
would be rather too much to expect so
soon after his return from the Demo-
cratic Convention, but he gives the Re-
publican State and Congressional ticket
his hearty support and tho benefit OF
his extensive influence.
Since the violent, threatening demon
STATIONS of the Frank Blair and Wade
Hampton Democracy, the conservative
elements OF the country, which have
been cooperating with the Democracy,
are beginning to realize that they have
got into bad company. Movements in
Maryland and Indiana look as if there
was growing conviction OF this fact
uIl over the country. We are glad to
note symptoms of the same kind in this
State.
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GEO. WILLIAM CURTIS usually gives
from forty to fifty lectures a year, earn
ing thereby from 5000 to Sc, 600.
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Mfnt adrfrtisfments.
Nnfina-G A r.

SPECIAL MEETING OF POST NO. =
a q. A. r., will be held at their Hall.
PeiersonIs building, THIS EVENING AT I
O'Clock, to elect delegates TO the convention
and transact other important business a
full attendance Is desired.
Sy oIder of
wsI.BADGER. p. A. angIseIf
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EMANHOOD,,-ANoTaER NEW
Nl MEDICAL PAMPHLET fIom The
pen of DR.. CURTIS The Medical Iimeso
says OF this work: @Thia valuable treatise on
the cause and cure of premature decline,
SHOWS how health Is impaired through
how easily regained. It gives a clear synop.
sis OF the impedlments 10 marriage, the
cause and effects of.nervous debility and the
remedies therefor" .Apocket edition or the
above Will be forwarded on receipt of 25
cents, by addressing Doctor sCURTIs, No,
1853 Z. Street, WashlnRton. d. q. mV1a-Ind
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Gravel and Patent Mastie Roofing.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFTIIY
i inform the public that they are PREPARED
70 put on either the Gravel or Patent Masfic
ucs. All roohng done IN the best manner,
and warranted 70 give full satisfaction, For
per, made entirely OF faI-the sfrouRe and
most suitable paper ever got mp for roofing
purposes Orders LEFT at 105 Main street.
marl9-8m JoHNsoN& LITTLE.
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Notice.

"AyING SOLD TO JAMES NJ. DILLON
ii my interest in the Plumbing, Gas and
Steam Fitting business. carried on by ana
known the firm of Dillon, Thompson q
60. I retired ION The company under date
July LIST, 1868.
aUpl9-St ]. 3. HUGHES.
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Shoenberger q Co.'S Horse Shoes.
100 KEGS MACHINE MADE HORSE
1UU Shoes, assorted sizes.
&c AILDRETH & BRO,
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Scaled PronosaJs
Wanted.

A LARGE GERMAN SOCIETY OF RE-
n spectacle intelligent men want tract Of
arabic, well watered, partly dmbered land,
about $500 to LOCO acres, situated on railroad
or nRvIgRble river, with the intention to
form q model farm and the centre of large
settlement, OF the best emigration, which
moderate and terms easy. Offers please dl.
rect 10 D. HAERIHG, Druggist, Temperance
VILE, Allegheny county, ia. auRl41w@
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GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS
Five Dollars Reward,

CTRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUB
y sCriber on Quincy street, last Friday,
High, dun COlOTed COW, with some white on
the back and limbs; about six years old, and
had on a bell, with owners name on the
strap.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

Executors Notice.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
a estate of N. O. Leech, or 81. G. Leech
& Co., are requested to make payment TO the
undersi9ned, and those having claims
AGAINST the estate of NJ. @. Ieech will pre-.
sent the same properly authenticated for
THos. HUGHES, Executor
auql-lmd OF II. @. Leecb, decd.
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WE print elsewhere the substantial
part of a letter from Mr.. j. f. Nine, of
Preston county, declining nomination
by the Democracy for County Assessor.
Mr.. Nine Is a gentleman of extensive
connection and wide influence. He had
been lifelong Democrat prior to the
war. he declined then to follow his
party into the rebellion and he now
recognizes the fact that the so'called
Democratic party has nothing but the
name of the party with which he SO
long acted and declines to follow it into
q new rebellion.
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A West VIrEInian murdered by Ku-
kluN.


A West VlrGInian murdered by Ku.
klnx.
1t was reported in this city yesterday
that Charles McClunG, who removed
from Harrison county, this State, to
Missouri, last spring, was taken cut of
his house a few days ago by party of
Ku-Klux and hanged. Two sons who
were with him at the time escaped and
have returned to Harrison county.
We have no particulars. a citizen of
Moundsville, who has just returned
from Missouri, makes this statement;
and wo presume of the main fact as
stated there can be no doubt. II it be
true that these young men have re-
turned 10 Harrison, we trust our friends
there will furnishus the particulars of
this diabolical outrage.
Mr.. McCluug was n bricklayer, very
well known at Clarksburg and through
out tho county. he was man ofex-
emplary character; a member of the
NJ. E. Church quiet and inofrensive
but decided Union man, having had
three or four sons in the Union army.
The outrages by these murderOus
bands in the South are so common, that
ordinarily they excite no more than
passing notice, but here is u case that
brings the Democratic argument home
to at least q portion OF our people.
Tho rebels in Missouri boast
that they will carry that State
and if urder the teachings OF
Frank Blair, they carry out
their present tactics of driving of or
hanging the loyal citizens, they ought
TO be able to mako their boast good.
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TRI.wEEKLY EDITION.

URLIsRED EvEEY TUEDAH, THURsDAY
AND 6ATURpAY,
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YHEFLING INTELLIGENCE.

4 e r NJ 8.
SvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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PENNSYLVANIA
White Lead Works:

DREvIoUS TO JANUARY 1sT, 1888,
L our brand was known as "B. A. FAME
Il being closely initiated, We then changed
1t to
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No notice viii be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by res PonkiDIe
HaTnE me name will he cODSideTed CONF
tttIsff1I. mt must in all cases accompany let
t.rs a. 3 guarantee OF good faith.
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rrTTaus.ent advertisements CASH IN adj
rance. - 1850, N-nrrcvs -5
cts. when under six lines -,
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MORHING EDITION,
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LEGRAPH
-oF TIE
RATES OF T~ELEGRAPHING


OzFIcz OF instrumentation sASD Ar-l
LAST1c CoMPAEY
MEMPHIS. October /, 1878
TO THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS:
4 III Is with pleasure that the southsTn
Paciac and Atlantic Telegraph Company an.
nounce that the ONCE In the city OF Memphis
viii be opened al 10. Eighteen Qs Madison
slreetin 8 few days, for the reception and dis
patch OF telegraphic messages
When the once Is opened. the citizens Of
Memphis will enjoy the same reductions in the
cost OF tslegraphIng which have, at al rmess
followed upon the extension OF the virssc f
this Company 70 other cities
Tia rates viii be announced upon the open
ing Of the ofrcs, and the reduction win bsia
the same proportion TO rates heretofore pre-
vaiIiur az those which have been made ~
other points.
The people Of Memphis should not fNi 70
bear IN mind that reductions in the eharge for
teIegraphlnE sre, and always have been, tie
result Of the building and completion OF q
competing tslegraph line. and tARt In the pat
ronage extended to such = company lies fs
ABILITY 10 continue to, and increase for the pub
lie, the benefits arising from low charges lo<
teIegrsPhA
me southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company would thersfors respectfully solicit
nom the people OF Memphis h ssans generous
patronage which has been st all other points
extended 10 it, and secured 70 the citizens or
other cities, q permanent cheap rate for tsse-
graphing, beside ersatins from competition
greater correctness n rapidity In the trans
mission o. messages.
GEO. Il. THURsTOG, President
Southern Pacino n Atlantic TelegraPACo
oc2 w
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT-GeO. w. WGL6rdR,
Jtdge.-The following cases were dis
posed OF on yesterday Sanford, admir-,
Va. Wesson-verdlct for defendant Mil
Ter VS.. ~Tipping-do; Whipple VS.. Mi.
Acknowledgement for plaintiff, $50 80
To-day the list OF cases set for trial on
yesterday will be taken up aud tried,
commencing at No. IT72. Court meets
at 8 O'Clock, am.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT-GeO. y.
Reeves Judge. -fne following business
vas transacted OF yesterday State VS.,
Brown ct Establishment issupd for wit
nessss; State VS.. Teufsl-RoNe pros. en-
tered. The jury In the case Of the
State vs. Ellis Hall, (negro,) indictment
FOR hog stealing, returned q verdics OF
guilty, and fixed the period Of imprison-
,ment at three years Ia the penitentiary,
The grand jury returned an indictment
for murder sgainst James S. Audnsll.
Today the State docket will be called for
trisl.
Law CoURT-R s. Lee J4dqe.-Ths
October term Of court will commences
next Monday. A large number OF az
peal cases from magistrates are being
placed upon the trial docket. Attorneys
bad better inspect the docket and place
their names on the came to avoid a
summary disposition OF their cases.
CRIMINAL Court WBl Ruater Judge.
The October term OF this court meets
next Monday at the new Criminal Court
room, on Main street, opposite the Over
ton hOtet
BANKRUPTCY CoURT.-Discharged in
bankruptcy TO day 7th inst, Albert
Moore.
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claims of J. Happeck, for damages,
against the city, to an arbitration. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims, City
Attorney and City Engineer.
By Alderman Rsnner : A resolution
that two market houses be built; q in
the Ninth and one in the Tenth ward,
and that q committee Of three be APP
pointed 20 examine plans, ETC., and re-
port 70 o called meeting as early as next
week. Also, that butchers be allowed to
sell meats in those wards In meat stores,
by paying 8 license of $40 per month.
Adopted, and Aldermen Ranner, O'Don-
Rel and Johnson appointed on che COM
mittee.
Alderman Rufin introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, stating that the COM
mittee appointed to wait upon Gen.
Granger had been informed by him that
he could not interfere in the matter Of
the arms lying a. the wharf.
WHEREAS, Alarge Der Of aTms nave ar
where's, The sninna II said arms at the
exciIsmenL, is creating considerable apprehen-
sion on ths part OF the public; therefore,
Resoivsd, That a Committees 81 Three be sp-
pointed blythe Chairman OF tais Board 10 pre-
sent this subject 70 the President OF the United
STATES and request IS 70 whether
the Qaota OF arms Authortz7d oy Congress 70 De
sent Sosth 10 tins respective States mas yet been
forwarded.
Adopted ; and Alderman Rufin, John
son and Wright, apPOinisd the Commit
tee.
By Alderman O'Donpel: A resolution
10 allow Father Schroeder the use OF
Hook and Ladder Hall, or another va
cant engine house, FOR tbs festival for
st. Mays Church. ALLOW wed.
By the same
Resolrsd That tbs whsrfmaster be allowed
six carts and four sne9, during the month OF
Referred TO the Landing Committee.
to report on Saturday, 10Th inst.
By Alderman HoIet: A resolution to
8 lamp post on Bsal street, between
and DsSoto. Adopted.
By Alderman Cartwright: A resolution
TO erect a lamp post on the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets. Referred to
Gas Committee, with power to act.
BY the same;
RESOLVED, That two hundred and dfty dollars
be appropriated TO assisttn paying the expenses
towing the Cairo cry UCcKs 10 thfs ctty. The
money u be pald when the docks arrive at this
city.
Adopted.
By the same: As Dr.. Keller L. sbo ut
for other hsids Of labor,
Resolved, That the thanks of this Board are
lenders1 aim Tor tAe manneE In " hich he con-
Ia lad the hospitals OF the CITY WhIe under
bis charge.
Adopted unanimously.
By Alderman Johnson : An ordinance |
fixing 9 privileges tax on banks, branch
banks and bank agencies, OF sixty cents
0n every 500 worth of capital employed
BY them in their business.
Alderman Ruffi0 moved to refer to the
Finance Committee. Adopted.
The Board then, on motion, adjourned
latl Saturday evening, 10Th inst.
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TIE CAB EYETEM--By the New York
pspers We Eots that the English csbEys-
ten has been introduced int that CITY,
!. and the experimenthas proved 3 snceeeS.
TIE cabs" are email one horse vehicles,
which can be ran with great economy,
are clean, RDd comfortable. We know
Of no city ia the Union where the same
experiment could be tried with more
likelihood OF success than IN thig our
town OF Memphis. We are spread over
8 large extent Of country, -embraeibg IN
our city limits az area rot less than sew
enEqaaFe niies, and thisis only tapped
IN three directions by bor5e railroads
In order TO get from point to another
there Is but the a chance, except rid
ing "shsnk's msre,H ard Ghst IL, hiring
the grest, lumbering, expensive hacks,
Inst are now tie only public vehicles
moon our stands. OnS~h0rse cabs, or the
French fEcge system, would be . vast
arovement- lit pays the haekmen,
in theiE present expensive "turn-
Cp1z,I % weEk foztha 6riH OF prices nov
allowed t8Em. they Certainly could a.
ford, with gebieles that cost only half SO
much O~rigineltg, and perhaps not th8
hsifs much 70 k5sr, TO work for half
that price. ApoldeT thing to be consld-
-red by them Is. the mcpeat they lover.
Eiesr sarifEs they ine~reAssatheir business ;
ad IL they chsrged Only twenty "A We
1te 3 "course," they would be en-
zed pretty much al the time, instead
sEnain3ag ioie On their stands three
tEs OF it. Toe sxperiRsant Is certain
~ fth the THAT. ~ no Is thst enter
pft Ehsck owner Wat viii fntrcduee
h1A2systemf
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mention OF the employees Of the house,
would be incomplete. We are informed
by Mr.. Menken that they give constant
employment to forty persons, male and
female. or this number eight are fe-
male, and are employed exclusively in
manufacturing. The balance, thirty
two, are male, and are employed in the
various capacities Of bOok-kee pers, sales
men, errand boys, porters, etr. With
many Of the gentlemen we are pc ,sonal-
ly acquainted, and with others by rel Us
tstion, and can say that q nor gen.
tlemanly and oblIging set Of employees
are not to be found in any similar estsb-
iishment in Memphis.
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RESISTING THE LAWYERS Taxa
al sdj1uFned meeting of the members OF
the Bsr, Col. J. Z. r. Rsyin the chair, held
VI the Municipal Courtroom, 1t 1 O'Clock
v Nstsrdsy evening, TO consider the re-
nor.tof the committee appointed TO H.
vest. Vste the constitntiOnality Of the law
limos Vg the tax upon lawyers, the CON-
mittse, through their Chairman, Col.
HsiskeII, reported that the tax was IN
constitutions. aud sdvi5ed that the same
be resisted by petition for wits CT csTti-
orsri ard superssdsas.
The attention OF the meeting was called
10 the fact that Judge Reeves had granted
a fat on the petition Of Maj. Sanford
that evening, and that Judge Heath had
given the question study, aud had pre-
pared i petition which could be examined
by those desiring.
On motion, the meeting unanimously
requested Col. Z. n. Yerger, Judge
Heath. Col. HeiskeI, Col. McRse aud
Gen. Humes to argue the causes 10 court.