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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-T'he Presi.
dent this morning signed the spirits and
tobacco till, accompanied Dy a protest,
which is filed ia the State Department.
Il is understood that the appointment
Of Supervisors IS given TO the Secretary
Of the Treasury aud the Commissioner
Ct Internal Revenue.
The President has nominated to the
Senate Gen. L. \. JeHries, Of Nd, to be
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
Samuel Milligau as Jurgs Of the Court
Of Claims, to supply 3 vacancy, and J, NJ.
Heating to be postmaster at Memphis.
Tennessee.
The Committee on Ways and Means
chs morning postponed until Congress
again meets the bin for the abolition OF
the public WorkhCuss5 in the Atlantic
cities.
The Committee on Reconstruction
added to the Texas bill, VIgiEia aud
Mississippi, providing provisional gov
ernments Tor those States. The bill will
be reported at the earliest opportunity
The Committee from the meeting of
Southern Representatives aud Loyalists
were to-day unable to present their reso-
Iutions to the Bec0us .ructiOn Commit
tet, which had not the time to receive
them.
The following Is the bin Introduced IN
the Senate to-day by Wilson:
Be IL enacted, ETC., That the present
government OF Mississippi being provis-
iOual only, sud subject 10 the paramount
authority Of Congress, it isheTeby pro-
viGed that all the offices under said gov
eminent shall be vacated on the passage
Of this act, and that the persons voted
for at the recent election for the ratinca-
ton of the Constitution, and for the elec-
ton Of officers under the same, who re-
csived 3 majority OF the votes cast, shall
enter upon the Offices for which they
were voted fc-, and shall constitute the
provisional government OF Mississippi
until otherwise ordered by Congress; pro-
videC, that where any person voted for
st the said election cannot take and sub
scribe to the oath required by the act en-
titled can set to prescribe an oath OF Of
fee, aud for other purposes approved
July 2, 1862, the duties o. the Office for
which ne was elected shall devolve on
the next person receiving the next high.
est vote
Be 10 enacted, etc., That It shall be the
duty OF the military commander CT the
district Of which Mississippi forms
part, to see that the provisions of this
act are carried into immediate effect.
Ia the House, to-day, in the Missouri
contested election case between Pile and
Hogan, it was decided in favor OF the
'Ormer. 10 the Utah case, MeGraad was
declared entitled to the seat.
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We take the following from the Rich
mond va Daily Enquirer and Err
umaner Of the 18Th inst. DR.. Milling
ton was for several years q resident of
our city, ana was well known TO most
Of the old citizens, among whom he
leaves many warm and earnest friends /:
DIED.-At his residence in this city.
on Friday, July 10, 1865, DR.. John Nil.
lingtOn, formerly Of the faculty of VIII
liam and Mary College, Virginia, in tha
ninetieth year Of his age.u
This eminent English chemist and
practical miner departed this life at the
residence Of his sOD-in-laW, in this CITY.
ST very advanced age. since our last
issue. be was born at Hammer. South
London, May /, 1879. He was in early
life associated with McAdams, whose
roads have immortaliZed his name. He
resided in Mexico for several years, and
engaged 10 the mining business. Snbse-
quenuy he became Professor Of Cheuis.
try 10 old William and Mary College. in
this STATE, and filled that chair with
great acceptance for twelve wears. A.
forwards he became Professor OF Chem
lstry and Geology in the University OF
Mississippi At ripe old ace he retired
TO private life, TO enjoy the pleasures OF
home associations.
Wei DO We remember the familiar
vest with which the boys greeted his
coming at the lecturerooun Cf William,
and Mary. But full of years be slseug-
and the dial-hsnd of memory will poipt
10 his useful life to encourage emulation
Of his virtues"
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pEnocRATEC CENTRAL CLUn.

The speakers who will address the
Democratic Club OF Shelby county, on
Saturday evening, July 18th, are George
Il. CAN'T and R. F. Looney, Esqs.
Fit should please the Ward and indie
pendent Clubs to attend the meeting,
each in body, they will be received by
the Central Club with due ceremony
and honor. II such Is their intention
they will please notify the President.
The ladies' are respectfully assured that
their absence from the meeting would
be profoundly regretted.
By order Of the President.
W. o, LOFLAND. Esc. Sec.
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HASMEELLE-

nashville, JAY ga number
Of influential negroes here ara get
ting signatures 20 petition to the
Legislature, which meets next Monday,
70 enffanchise the whites.
A committee, composed of J. G..
Brown, A. NJ. Looney, D. @. Whilthome
and others, LEFT for Knoxville to-day, to
present 2 petition 70 Gov. BrownloW,
asking him to recommend to the Legis-
IatuTe the enfrsnchisement Of the white
population, now denied the right OF
Suffrage
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Three Of the Express Robbers hung by
a Vigilance COMMITTEES.

Prom hecncinnsu Commercial e2il
Our readers have already been made
aware OF thisstste Of things through cur
publications Of the many murders hoDse
bufnings, horse stealings counterfsiting
operations and daring express robberles
that have taken place near Seymour
Ind, by the RenOs, their COMPANIONS
and pupils. Every effort made thus far
by detectives from other points. TO weed
out these numbering devils, has failed
in measure, at least. Life and propertv
have continued st their mercy. Within
two years they have robbed the Adams
Express Company alone Of SIPS, 600. A
robbery Of this kind occurred also, late
", on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad, where the American
Express Company was robbed OF a large
Smount. All these rObberies have enls-
mated from the same source. A family
named Reno, living at Rockford. two
miles frcm Seymour, have been thelead-
ers or instisators of the whole OF these
daring Outrages. They are also the mar
ties who led the raid 10 Iowa last spTing
when 80 many county safes were robbed.
On the 22d OF May last, the Adams
Express COmpaHy's car was robhed
ABOUT eighteen miles from Seymour. on
the line Of the Jetfsrsonville. Madison
and indianapolis Railroad. This rob
berry was done by the Renos and their
friends, some Of whom are now I'm
Canada TO avoid capture, and others are
under arrest for this outrage. Oh the
10Th instant the Adams Express was
again attempted to be robbed, on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, about
thirteen miles west of Seymour. The
armed guards Of the company, however,
repuised the robbers, captured one. and
wounded some Of the others, two of
whom have since been captured aud
for the remainder large reward has
been offered. James VOIney Eilet was |
one of this gang, and was captured on |
the night Of the attempted ROBBERY.
Charles Roseberry, resident Of Sew |
mOur, and pupil OF the Renos, was
Afterward arrested by the citizens of J
Seymour, who turned out en- masse, /
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CALLS---HOW TO Be MADE.

One per cent. OF the Stock VIII be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls. not TO sx-
coed i've per cent per month, will be made By
the Board OF Directors, from time to time, as
may he necessary, 70 supply funds to construct
and equip the lines but no calls will be made
afler the one per cent Is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
soribsd.
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RronnIow md IL Work

Editors Memphis Appeal:
The infamous polite gorilla, who calls
himself the Governor Of Tennessee, has
distinctly threatened to gut and clean out
the Democratic party Of the State. No
man processing to be at the head Of the
Executive Department of the State, and
is capable Of using such Language, Will
hesitsts to execute his threat if he hss
the power to do it. Now, even William
G. Browulow il not foolish enough to be-
Iieve that he Is able, with his blackboard
tan militia of Tennessee, to do that thing
He knows that his ability to carry out
his threat depends upon the help Of Gen.
Grant. He 40 DOUBT hes such assurances,
or he would not put himself in the posi-
ton Cf making an idle threat which
be knew he could not execute. What
then is the spectacle presented 10 the
American people? 4 candidate for the
Presidency comes before the people AZ
the head Of the American army and
sword 10 hand says TO them, " make me
your President. II il true you are free
and can vote as you please, but you must
have peace, snd If ycu don't vote for me
" IL 4 ia a - NL4EA NtAl bAAkt a tA. Vic
Of his tools, the sO-called Governor Of
Tennessee, says he will "gut and clean
out" su who oppose him. He under
takes the task aud finding himself una
bic to do it, he calls upon the man with
the sword ~ hand, st the head Of the
army, and the candidate whose election
forms the prize 10 be won, and he steps
IN. WHAT is this but election by the
sword? Do we dream? Or is this a rg-
atty perPetrated upon the soil that COW
ers the bones Of jackson? Il is vain to
close our eyes TO the fact-tbe ballot car.
ried upon the point of the bsyonet,
Citizens Of the North, where are you
Where is the boosted freedom for which
Washington and his cOmpeers fought?
Where even the degree of freedom which
the BsrOn5 Of England wrung from the
tvrant John ct Runnymede? GoneII!l
Gone down to the t0mbs Of our fathers ! 4
CAMDEN.
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CASH CAPITAL OF SS,500, 900,

Which viii be sufficient % duplicate lines to
all or nssriy al the paying points reached by
the present monopoly.
The presen Telegraph Comps Of thecoun-
try have been consolidated into one hugo
monopoly, and are low earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year. or
over one hundred per cent on the actual cost
Of their lines, their present capital having been
watered over ONE THOUSAND per cent.
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have a recognition from the UnitsG Sta
Government OF the Importance Of their entsr-
prise, with grant OF the most vsluabIs frsn-
ch3ses sver conferred upon a telegraph COM
pany. No competing line mas ever had the
right now granted By Congress TO this company
TO construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE IN the United
states. The position OF this company differs
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question Of the RIGHT or WAY IL
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders Of this company cannot BE
sold out or TBANsFERRED To any other
company. The act OF Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer Of the franchises granted.
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TELEGRAPHIO sFARnETs.


New Kork Market. q
NEW YoRK, July % Cotton heavy and de-
Ginning, sales 7C0 bales; uplsnds Sic. Wheat,
Choice Amber Tennessee g 70. Rice dull.
C9nsa firm. Sugar steady, Cuba It149l2c,
Moiassea easier. Floue hrTn for new and dull
fOf old. Corn 81 101I r2il.
Money easy, call leans 2@5; sieTiing quiet 10
gl04 gold ,4s1s; old Tennessees 66; new
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-FIour, superfine So O
Tobacco scarce and hia her, sales % hhds; Tugs
10 medium leai S6G5&li. Wheat 81 SOL -. Com
IA buik t5c. oats &c new sc. Rye ~ 81. Raw
.Shollders El4c; clear sides III .yI71zc. Lard,
tieroes Use. cotton 3Dc.9 al
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton dull and
declining, sales 100 haiesj middlingE 800; re-
prs u exports 10. sterling and New York
sight unchanged. Gold 81. Sugar, Cuba dull
T. " i,seg5tlta N0s-I., and Ak Igl<5I 2l<e MO
lassas du 49g So. Flour duh, superfine 81 75fl
s choice SO 50GH- Corn dun 9OcdSI. OaIs
nomiually 75c. Hay firm s22gE}. Mess Pork
SO 50Gz9 .. Bacon, shoulders 49, 4gl315c; clear
sides lIzSE13e Lard, tierces le1sc; keg 2Oc,
Cincinnati Market.
CINCISEATI, July 23.-Flour frner. family
S. 7Ju9 for extra. Wheat sc higher G5sn SSaz
eoe. Oats SIC. Rye 81 5o9I S.. Fork 81. Bulk
Shouldea il$4 gl2c sides he. Bacon, should
ers il54c clear rib sides l6}4c; clear sides 1915
sUgar-Cured hams DC. Lard Is Eeld at lsc.
Batter Z7S32c. Eggs I79lSe.
st. Louis Market. .Fa q
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Flour very dull New
Wheat very nTnz 9 nm 7s9Slc- oats @g67c.
Rye 81 l0Sl 20. Provisions quiet and IN
changed. ...... .. Cd, .-.......
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. July 2l.-Eotton heavy, quiet
and unsettled, sales 1900 ba.es. Breddstuns
and Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, July 2S.-Conso.s closed at 9fs49l5s.
U. 5. Five-twentles - and at Frankfort at
7G54@765s.
. The decrease ia the Bank Of England is eg,-
700.
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mAsoNIO TR1suTE OF RESPECT

CoLLlERvILLE LODGE, No. 1852, r. and A. NJ.
WHEsEAs, Ithas pleased God in his Infinite
Wisdom TO order from earth our very worthy
Brother. J. Z. HENDRICKS; t.fe
Resotted, rbatw sincerely sympath re with
his taInly IN their bereavement. and saw to
them, - BE- ye cumioried It's God who calIsv
ReS0ired, That in his demise this Lodge has
lost one q rs most Gseful mem bers. the Church
one OF lts most Jealous commandments the
CON muBity at large an honest man
Resolved, That bis family be furnished a copy
Of these resolutions, and that The Memphis
appeal pc re nested TO publish the same.
BY order OF the Lodge
Bryce FARLEY,
j. T. BIGGS
A s. STRATCgN Corn fttao
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IMPORTANT!

rE1HERE never was time when Home Inter
I ests were so much in need OF patronage
and encouragement as now. All see and admit
this aud all are wiling to help build them up
il they can do so upon such terms as shall not
cost an excessive q. scriml nation.
The subscribers intend to offer from this time
henceforward, at prices equal 10 the best from
any quarter, heavy goods, mads by The iollsw-
ing and other Home Mills, viz: Manassas Mills,
Mrs: Florence AIuls, Prattvtlle Mills, StaffO d.
Vile Mills, Ala LawrencebuTg Mills, oregon
Mills, Pulaski Mills, Tenn; Maysgils Mills,
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills.
In addition We intend to keep full lines all
sorts Staple Dry Goods, 6Ostery, NOtiOus etc,
etc. bought Tor Cash, and offered on same
terms. It is understood, however, that where
buyers may not happen TO have immediate
Control OF their funds, we VIII sell them at
Cash Prices adding interest II ON date for Sholt
CITY Acceptance We viii have New Goods
W. r. MOORE q CO.'S,
iva I'M No. 29l Main street
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The concurrent resolution Of the Sem
ate Tor an adjournment from the 9Th
inst. TO the third Monday IN September,
was discussed at length, the debate in
velving the Following topics: tue Presi-
Dental election, impeachment, the fund
Tag bAi, the tax bill, aud the bill 20 dis
tribute arms to tbs South; finally the
previous question was seconded, and the
resolution concerned in by So 10 SO.
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CnICAGO.

CHICAGO, July . The match billiard
game Of 1900 points for $500, between
Prof. CarnIe and Joseph VerInilli0n, last
night was won by the former, Vermu-
lion making only 3S5 points.
Gen. Singleton was nominated Tor
Congress, Yesterday, by the Democratic
Convention of the Fourth District.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
BALTI1sGRE.

BALTIMORE, July 23.--A negro named
BIZ Love yester5ay Diads & foul assault
on a lady near Bellair, ia Hereford
county, and while being taken oe'ore a
magistrate was taksn from the otficers
by a mob and hanged.
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FUNERAL notice.

-AIFCHELL-The friends and acquaintance
q Mr. and Mrs George Mitchell are respect
fully invited 20 ate nd the funeral of their lit
lle son, JOHN, from their residence. No. 2i5
Uuion street. this Friday afternoon, at 5 O'CLOCK.
Carriages at Owen Smiths and residence.
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~ JACOB PORTER, Sec'y."
The protection OF the road by the DO
lice was 0nIy intended as temporary ar
rangement, aud strong special detect
i've force has now been organized by the
company and will be DISTRIBUTED over the
line.
An accident occurred on MONDAY to
the express train due yesterday n0rn-
ing. 1t ran over COW at Little Blue
some miles east of Independence, and
wss delayed considerably. " E
Watchmen are now posted at the
switches day and night sll along the
road.
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NEW ADvERTrSEm'Nrs

MASONIC NOTICE Theof- a
IVA GERS ans nempeIs of kilwinnIng "a :.
Lodge No 81, are hereby sunlIno ned to Y =
attend The stated communication, TO be/VN
held this Friday evening, at IS O'CLOCK at Hall
% south memphis Lodge, No. IFS, for dispatch
All NJ. Ms are fraternsllv invited -l
BY order GEu, NELL EfSSH W NJ
REr. K, POLLEN. Secretary, = y
Memphis, July "A, lsSs is2i II
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THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

A new enterprise, to be known az the Ma
nonal Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred by a
recent act Of Congress for the purpose OF estab-
fishing Trunk Lines Of Tslsgraphs on all the
principal railroads and mail routes in the
United States. The stock Is - be Issued upon
the same principle as that # the Merchants
Union Express Company, whica recently COM
menced operations. The design b. 10 interest
the entire business community in the enter
prise. This Is done, not so much to dispose OF
the stock n IL is to secure The business Of the
country through which the lines pass.
The Capital Is 20 be
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open at all hours: supplied with newspapers
from every state in the Union; and esely
Conservative American, Federal OF Coniede-
rate, are always welcome.
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w. D. LYLES, NJ. D..
.ta snreaan.aeneral Of Mississippi.

TIA : located in this city, and ire ITS the dis
eases peculiar TO women and children as
SPECIAL1iES
These important and interesting branches OF
Medical and Surgical Science Will alone occopy
his attention.
Dr. LYLES may be found at his office, under
the Delmcnico House. corner OF Third and
Madison Streets from O'Clock am to y N,
and pm. to & pm, for private CONSULTATIONS.
INSTRUMENTATION secured for patients
from a distance jy2i 3m
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81 90 10000,
In 10000 shares, OF the par value Of
800 PER SHARE.
But the sotual amount to be paid IN cash 1
$35 Per Share,

And this amount Is to he paid 81 follows. one
per cent OF the par at ths time OF subscribing,
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and thsn On calls % be made by the
Beard Of Directors; nstsiments nOt % exceed
i've per cent per month When thIrty-Evs
per cent Of the par vaiue o. the shares has
been paid, certificates o. stock VII BE- issusd
Th4s will give the company paid up
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ARhANHAN.

We take the following items from
the Pine Bluff Southern VIndicalor:
We are informed that throughput
the country the crops look splendid. We
had several fine showers within the past
week, and one Of the heaviest raius we
ever Witnessed last Tuesday.
The negroes are prscticiDg shooting.
One was killed lately on the Warren
place, and another MORALLY wounded on
the Taylor place.
Last week nearly all the negro nris-
oners in the county jail made their es-
cspe. Capt. Murphy, city constable,
went in pursuit and caught two Of them.
Capt. J. g. Ryan, editor Of this
paper, was aTraigDed before Judge
NoTdman, last Tuesday, on a charge Of
assault. with intent to Kill, on the per
son of Capt. Vaughan, now sheriff of this
county. Col O. A. Bradshaw. and Cor
II. King White conducted the defense
Several witnesses were examined, and
sufficient evidence elected to justify the
Judge in placing the defendant under
bond to appear at next court. During
the examination the court wss several
times interrupted by that great man,
Col. Grace, who was finally elected from
the room. The conduct of Can't.
Vaughan, in the matter of the prCsecu-
ton, was Of truly msgnanimous ns-
ture. He showed no disposition to prose-
cute, but on the contrary, wished e have
netting TO do with the affair.
We have seen some genuine cotton
worms in town in the last few days.
They we're feeding yOraciOusly on the few
cotton leaves in which they were brought. /
They do not appear to be about ia great
numbers, as We have heard little com
nl 4int- ONqchHn TeleHrrrlh
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ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTIOE SALE OF
SUGAR, COFFEE AND SYRUPS
st Louisville, lay.
MACON Female Ingtltute,

7 COATED in Fay cite county, seven miles
I north Of LaG8y Depot, Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. The exercises OF this In
stituIe viii be resumed, under an able faculty,
on LIST September 1865 Course OF instruction
thorough aud complete. The scholarship OF It's
pupils shall be interior to none in the nited
States.. Charges moderate. Mrs. p. DEW, 50
well and favorably known in West Tennessee,
has charge OF the Music Department AMI Cen
eral Department OF the Pupils. For particu-
lars apply for ciTculsr.
D. = boswell, President, q. a. Newborn, Sec
rotary Board Trustees.
JOHN c. PETTUS, A. NJ,
tyc9w to sci OF Virginia. Principal.
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOBE 0FsIUE, No. 5ls eiige Street
ST. LOUIS.

D. A JANUARY, President.
JAS H LUCAS, Vioe-Preside't.
VIM T. SELBY. Secretary.
is MILLER, Asst Secretary.
VIM NJ BENTON, GEM Agent.
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which he is satisfied have been lost or
destroyed, which was referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee
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Notice.
Arkansas RepoFts for Sale

r OR SALE two com plete sets OF the Reports
Z Of the Supreme COurt of Arkansas, froEs
vol. 10 vol. q inclusive. One set almost en-
Hely new, Apply " 1ysl L. n. PIKE
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Madison and Second Streets.

IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK.
CORNER OF
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oomPANY's OFFICE,
Aos. GA and Sc Broadway. N. Y

limited amount Of TIE eaDlt,l stocR n, ,,,,
company Is allotted to this locality. ana tbcs.
having an Opportunity, and subscribing win
be placed upon equal terms with its coTpor,-
tors, and viii secure ike interests in All fra,-
ehlses which have accrued, or may hereafter
accrue TO the company nom any and an
sources.
stock may now be subscribed in this COM
pany a. the once OF
the MERCANTILE AGENCY
4, 9. DON& Co. Southwest corner Mein ana
Madison. over Commercial Bank, Room 5.
Memphis. Tennessee.
\. 3. WRIGHT. General AEess
mha Z For AsInPhia and Vicinity.
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The Shelby County Democratic OIub

Meets at the Democratic Headquarters every
Saturday Evening, and is callei 20 order pre-
ciseIy at half-past s O'Clock.
Presideat-ALBERT PIKE
Ties-PresideIts.-W. T. Avery, John Dawson,
NJ. Msgeveney, jr, N. d. L. stewart, A. L
FARMLAND, J. ". Leftwich and +. L. Warner.
Recording lSscreiayy.-W. o. Lohsnd.
Corresponding Secretary Minor Herriwether.
IrsaslTer.-1I8JorJ J. :. Murphy.