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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-18
A CHEAP BOARDING HOUSE.
How a Rural Gentleman Found
Gne.

Going home about one O'Clock an.
Saturday night, or Sunday morning, We
met an individual evidently from the
rural districts, who Wss extremely sux-
Gus to "bOrry a pistol or a gun" to enable
him to go TO 3 certain house around the
corner and ''clesn tout" Ga inquiring
the reason which superinduced this
6lO0d-thirsty frame Of mind and desire
to act high tragedy, he poured into our
ears truly q tale OF % He had arrived
in the city by the Lizzie Gill, ne said,
and being unacquainted with the town,
be asked two young gentlemen, u Of
whom be heard designated IS shorty"
to show him a cheap boarding house.
They readily sssenteC, snd carried him
TO a place "jist around the corner" kept,
he was told, by q mighty nice lady"
They accompanied him into the house,
and were shown into a room by san old
OOmaD," into which they insisted on
accompanying him. AS soon as they
got inside bis companions locked the
door, and drawing q pistol told him 10
stand End deliver. Looking down into
8 Iosde+ and cooked pistol is not pleas
ant, especially il the pistol is in the
bands q 3 f." desperate Villain" who de-
MAIDS your money or your life, SO he
- stood and delivered" si he h2d-some
twenty Eve or six dollars ia green62cks.
This done, ne wss told to " git" and be
got, and mere he Eas, without any
money, and no place 70 sleep, nothing 10
est, and burned IL be didn't fist want .
pistol for five minits." We advised hisi
to 90 to the police station snd stay eli
night, and IL the morning they would,
doubt, be able 70 find his gentle
men " for him.
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RUTTER.
EEis BOndsmsn Surrender Him
lie rs Rearrested and Held by
the Sheriff.

On Saturday evr.iug late, for some
cause or use 6-Es known 10 them
selves, Judge L5eEard and Mr.. 4. s
Davis, the gentlemen who went on Mr.
RItter's bonds, for his appearance a
Nashville on the 25th inst. fer trisl On
charges OF conspiracy, breach Of trust,
! enlightenment, and larceny Ia copy Of
which We gave 1t length yesterday
formally demanded that their name
should he taken from the bond, and sur
rendered Mr.. RutteT Is q prisoner.
This was done about eve O'clock ..
m, and orders were Immediately Issued
70 the sheriff and metropolitan police for
the Grrestof Mr.. Rutter. Detectives were
sent Out to his house and around the city
70 hunt for him. Meanwhile Sheriff
Curry met Mr.. Rattsr at the Peabody
Hotel, took him in charge and conveyed
him To his Office. Rutter was very much
distressed anu sstOuished Et the action Of
bis bondsmen, az sent immediately for
his legal advisers, who repaired TO
the sherif7s Office and consulted
with him as to the course to be
pursued. They appealed 10 Mr.. Curry
not to send him to jail hut allow him 10
remain at q hotel Ia charge Of AZ officer.
The request was granted and the pris-
0ner placed in charge Of Officer COnneli,
Who took him to the OyertOn Hotel,
where they remained all night.
Ru.ter was distressed mostly with the
fear Of being kidnapped and carried TO
Nashville immediately, and the hrst~ac-
lion OF MS counsel, Messrs. john Sale
and Ed. YergeT, yesterday morning, wa
20 get out = writ CDJ5ining the officers Of
the Law from removing him from the
city.
During the day Officer COnnen turned
his prisoner over 10 the hands Of the
Sheriff, and late yesterday evening Mr..
Rutter was in charge OF 3 deputy in tie
Sherii7s Office.
Thus matters stand at writing. We
understand that Mr. Rutter is confident
Of being able to obtain bondmen to-day,
in which case ne viii, Of course, be re-
leased.
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ever for giving the Governor power t
declare martial Law, nor indeed hsd til.
Legislature the constitutional power e
Go so. While he thoroughly detsstet
the unlawful operations of the ku-Kiux.
and Was GnxioG9 10 see proper measures
for their suppression, he was emphAt'
ically opposed to comforting dangerous
and arbitrary powers on the Governor
Mr.. White, Of Greene, followed, taking
ultra ground ia favor Of the bill, and oil
thorough, uHe6mDFcmising measures foI
suppre3sing the Ku-Kiux Khan.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Whites re-
marks, q motion was made to table Mr.
Williams' amendment strik ng out the
first section Of the bill. Carried by a vote
Of 50 tolls.
The Dill then passed on its second read
ing by tbs following vote:
Ayee-Agee, Allen, Anderson, Brown
BoWles, Blackmsn, Bloom, Chiles, Ca
rey, eagle, Cordell, Dame, Doughty,
Dyer, GAlbraith, Griffith, Gilmer, Hale,
Hughes, Hewatt, Hammer, Hunt,
Hacker, Innman of Cooke, Jordan, Ker-
chival, Medlin, Murray, McNair, Ny
matt, Mason, Moore, Postou, Pickett,
Porter, Prestwood, Pitts, Reeves, Reid,
Roddy, Singletsry, Smith, Sperkman,
Taylor Of Carter, Taylor Of Perry,
Thornburg of Granger, T%horu5urg Ct
Jefferson, Thompson, White Of Bradley,
White Of Greene, Woodeoek, Welsh,
Walker and Speaker Richards 90
Noes = Carter, Csson, Johnson, Nc
Fall, Robinson, Ryder, Roach, Wsters,
Williams and Wines-11.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ten
o'clock.
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From THE Army Hospital, the bloody
bsttle-f field, the mansion OF the rich sBd
the humble abode OF the poor; from the
Office aud the sacred desk from the
~mOuntain-tOp, distant valley snd faT-0fi
islands of the ocean; from every nook
and corner OF the civilized world, il
pouring in the evidence OF the astOnish-
ing effects CT BRAKES PLAETATION
.5IrTERS. Thousands upon thousands Of
letters like the following may be seen at
our Office:
e . e ! have been in the Army
Hospital FOR fourteen months, s~peechless
and nearly dead. At Alton, H., they
gave Ele q bottle OF Plantation Bitters.
Three bottles have made me well man.
&. d. FLAUTE.
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VIM. 2. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hon. Bland
IA Ballard, Judge OF the United states Dis
triCt Court for the District OF Kentucky, q
Special Commissioner in the above style case,
10 audit and make cut a full and eOmplete re-
port to said COuEt of all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, sscu ed by the lrst mortgage, and also
all bones and coupons due and un paid, secured
ny tho second mortgage Of the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and 10
whom due, and the uaHaes Of the holders
thereto respectively
Thertfu fore, Notice Is hereby given 20 all bond
hoIuers, as aforesaid, % come forward and pre-
sent ard lie with me, rs said Commissioner at
my office, In the city OF Pacucah and State OF
Kentucky, al bonds, being the Inst ana second
mcrteage OF aaid New Orleans and Ohio Rail.
road Compaliy and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, IN or bsHOFe The second Monday in
March, 1863. W. II. JONES,
nOv1s I'm = SPaaial Commissioner.
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Coz. TREsILIAE.- This individual,
Uen known in this city st one time,
Chief Engineer on Ger, L0gan's staff,
and Chief Epgineer under Gen. kerri-
Can in the Jscmel expedition, better
Known as the "Erin'5 Hope" died in
Koboken, on Tuesday,. He joined the
Roberts wing Of the Fenisn party three
years ego, and was on Gen. Swseney's
stan during the raid upon Canada. He
waiAan accomplished gentleman and az
able gngineer.
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JACK ACKERMaN AGAIN.-Ol Eatur-
day evening an aged but green country
man who was about to leave the city, in
making q purchase on the levee, un-
wisely displayed q large roll OF currency.
The display did not escape the eagle eyes
Of Jack Alderman and his pals, who
were loading around, and ia q very short
space of time the aged rural gentleman,
having occasion to go down into his
pockets for his roll of bills, found them
"eTsh0 "-gone. His CONSERVATION and
grief can be imagined, but not described,
and Rachel weeping for her children was
not a circumstance. He howled, pulled
his heir, and would havs CRASHED his
teeth bat that he did not have any.
He gUE18led it anyway, and after
shedding 3 few tears and cussing a few,
went down to the First District Station.
and reported his loss. Sergeant Brown,
on hearing the story, remembered to
have seen the old fellow en- the levee and
Jack Alderman in the n~eighborhoOd.
"Oo that hint he spOks,n and yesterday
Jack, Paddy Callahan ard Bill Saunders
were arrested, and the money, some three
hundred dollars, found On them. Il was
returned 10 It's owner, and cid greeny
went on his way rejoicing, leaving Jack
and his pals ia hOckeity to Tuminste on
the %mutability OF human affairs.
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PAvEsFENT-The con
.N.n 6sye IN. 'shed ell q the work Of
$780, --ith fbe n .'choisOn pavement let
tSsD in this etty. TIE ChGncery
T,nrt Laa decided the question Of the
D~onsrfv owngrs' liability in favor OF
10 confracfors. Tie contractors are re-
1uired by the city to euforee the collee-
zion Of this tex by suits sgainss Q prop
erty for its condemnation and safe hshee
we shall expect all parties indebted 70
ia for the pavement 10 come to u ONCE
and settle. IL there are those who csn-
not pay the money, let them come up
and say frankly what they can snd
will do, and we shall do what We can in
accepting such terms as they may be able
70 offer Ia. Z. Il. BROWN q Co.
January Z, 1853.
Ledder and Post copy.
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ARK%NsAs.
The Militia En- Route for Os-
ceOIa.

We learn from passengers down the
river yesterday evening that " General y
Upham, ia command Of about d hun
dred and fifty cavalry militia, passed
Cotton Point on their way to Osceola, on
FcIday evening. They ale represented sc
plundering "a they go along, and f4mi-
lies are removing themselves, with eve
rything movable, across the river. The
trading boats along the river have also
quit the Arkansas shore aud come to this
side.
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JoELOCKE's NEWS STAND, 1854 Main
street, is well supplied with reading ma
terial, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly papsrs, As well as
magazines sad periodicals. All the
latest news can be obtained 1T his maui
uyolh stand,
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GOSE.-The SpaldiDg 4 Bidwen VsTi-
cites Troupe, which hes been playing az
the GTeanlaw Opera House fer the past
two weeks folded their tents iiko the
Arsts, and silently stole" eff by the
Mississippi and Tennessee Road. The
resolution TO quit, vamOOse, wes taken
very suddenly Saturday night, after
issuing bills for q performance Monday
night. They lost money, We under
stand, from the very first, uOl expecting
go much and so strong opposition nom
local Institutions.
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STEAM Overs AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
H. Huat & Co, No. 245 Second street,
ars prepared to do eli kinds Of cleaning,
diving End securing. They via make
old clothes look as good "a bran now, and
that st q cost which, compared with new
ones. is almost nothing. BY a new pro-
cess the original luster and shape Of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen Wiz consult econ
omy by sending Hunt & 90. their old
garments.
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Advertisements IN this column PUB
Hshed at 10 cents per line, each Insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous az
vertisiao E7lO10a to He newspaper aoortd.
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THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception OF transient guests and
boarders. Price per dsy, "a 90. Day
Bosrd, $40 per month. We will be glad
co welcome cur old friends and guests.
II D. COCKRELL x SONS.
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" Silver MOON FLOUR."-We still
have thu brand If four, which We war
rart easafaO any flour ard cheaper thsn
sgms frands. Also Harrison FiCuT-the
ola etaudard-fresh, 1T FInnie d Buck
bspIs cash store.
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VELoCIPEDF.-Qlite q sensation was
created by the appearance, on the streets
yesterday, of q velOcipedist" on a
three wheeled veloclpede. They will
soon be quite common On our Nicholson
pavements. No city in the world is
better fixed for them than we are.
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JCst re-
Ceived one thousand OvercOsts from IS
to $40 eGcb, at Walker Bros. & Co., %
Main street, Cisy Building. Il
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CHELSEA 10 BE LIGHTED WITH Coal
EL.-u you went the best burner, buy
-. Sun Hinge Buckeye, Sun Light, Goal
81 'non-explOEive). Also soaps, tip
'teh and resin, for sale by o. +.
p-esccft A. Co., no. 40 Jefferson st.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE bar and billiard
rooms having been reftted, are IN
der the management OF Mr.. Parride
Psrotti, the most elegant and fashionable
rascrt Ia the city.
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REaPmlS APPEAL
eNse--KO. 10 jefferson Street..
CITY MATTERS.

ATTEND the great ABDUCTION sale at B.
LOEenstein & Bros.
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FALSE ALARM.-Lsst night about IL
O'Clock the alarm of fire was given. The
engines turned out promptly, but soon
returned, the alarm proving false.
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QUIEr.-Thsre Vas absolutely nothing
stirring yesterday, and We could CLEAN
10 n5ws from any quarter. 4 Sabbath
like resi- seemed 10 have fallen over ~
TythiuE,
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COUNTRY EGGs, received from the
country twice a week.
FINNIE & BUCKHAM.
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NOTICE.

AZ Y patrons and ali who wish to have their
Nj Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me IN "A superior workmanlike manner, viii
please leave their orders at Clark's JewelIy
store, or al No. go Second street, and NORA
Mr.. K-atgenbach's music store, as | have no
connection whatever with that establishment.
II. @. HOLLENBERG,
ial3 Plano and Organ Maker,
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FOUND DROwNED.-We learn that two
bodies were found drowned some three
miles below the city yesterday. We
were unable to learn any particulars.
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ASSEMBLY.
Condensed Report OF Friday IS
Proceedings.

Senate
NASHVILLE, January 15.-The Senate
met a 10 a.rn., Speaker Ssnter in the
Chair, and twenty q members present.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Fuson: Bill 20 create 9 Board
OF Health in any city in this State.
BY Mr.. Gate: Resolution proyidiDg for
q reference of that portion OF the Gov
ernor's message Of January 4, in Tela-
ton 10 making a settlement with the
laJe Receiver OF the Eigefisld and Ken
tpcky Railroad, TO The JOhI Committee
on Internal improvements. Adopted
under a suspension Of the rules.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
House bill to establish an agricultural
college in Tennessee IVES taken up.
Mr. WLseneT moved TO Tecommit the
bill 20 the Judiciary Committee, with
specific instructions to report q bill loes-
ting the college ct the Hermitage. The
was lost, and the bill then passed
On its second reading.
The Senate then adjourned until 10
am, tomorrow.
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The FIRST MEN OF THE CITY.-Dr.
CloytOn has q Elsei2l call home, and sill
leave the last Of the week, and will not
DO here again this ycsr. bis p~ettents Of
the city are bringing their frieGGs ~.
He tTeSts with perfect success, piles, fatu'
Ia, structures, etc.
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WARTED.-A few thousand Memphis
city bonds. Inquire st room IA, Oyerton
Hotel, between 8 sDdlO o'clock on Mon
lRy,
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GEHTLEMEN's wOolen uBdeTshirts and
drawers Et B. Lowenstein & Bros. atless
than p0zt-
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ATTEND the great reduction gale at B.
Lowenstein d Bros.
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SUGARs.-A Gae lot crushed, grsnlla.
ted, powdered Gad Kew Orleans sugar
received, fresh, and will sell low foT cash
only. ID FINNIE& BUCKHAAf,
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To the Merchants Of Memphis.
THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
L try entirely tributary TO Memphis, and has
a circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
dunn OF that kind In North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and busines men generally will ind II
to their advantage 10 advertise IN the STAB
Address PANOLA STAR,
OcS Pamela. Miss
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SIperiOr to the
best imported Germaa Cologne, aud sold
at half the price.
THE PEABODY HOTEL We are happy
to refer our readers 10 the card Of this
magnificent nav hotel, which appears
in another column. Travellers viii have
TO go 8 long way bSfJre finding its equal
IS a house OF entertainment. We pro-
pose TO give its more extended notice 81
\ future opportunity.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is delivered By
faithful carriers, Seven times q week for
twenty I9Ve cents,
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The following are the ihteruGeats for
the week ending sturday, J&nuasy l6tbi
at Il o'clock m:
Gus Pattison, &c years, male black,
pneumDnia; Child OF Geo Barnett, l day,
male white, spssme.
THOMAS O. SMITH, Undertaken.
Ktsy Yerger, 20 years, female white,
consumption Msry J Brandy, Il d-ys,
female white, m8rasmus; Helen TCZsr,
I yesT, female white, commissions; 3
Dlyl-, SO years, female white, scalded
Mary Conway, 3 years. female white,
unknown Nj LsttWich so years, female
black, unknown; Mother Veronica, -
years, female white, consumption; child
Of II Browning, years black, still
born.
OWEN SMITH, Undertaken.
Negro boy, II years, unknown negro
girl, 10 years, unknown negro man, p
years, unknown negro man, 90 years,
unknown; Jas BabcOek, So years, male
slack, consumption Maria B2ily, GO
years, female black, uBkHOgn; J SOan,
3 months, female black, unknown; ne
gro child, / week, female, unknown /; d
kuiland, Z years, male black, unknown
K Truman, q years, female black, 10
known; Tom SpssTs, 45 years, male
black, unknown; NJ r gers, - years.
femHEo BAh2hg EAhAoNDS Il b1eSL6Fs Z
years, fena'e black, unknown D RI
gao, male black, ~unknoWn.
M~cCAFFREY CORNELIUS.
Undertakes.
EP Cspars, 81 ysars, male white; e
Johnson. $5years, male white, dyseutery;
! Rperee. So years, male white, frost
bite; a Banks, So years, male white,
dropsy; W Hesley, 3 months, male White,
decline Mrs. Laura n ProudGt, 81 wears,
female white, consumption; Booth,
IS years, female white, acute ga5tTilisi
NJ Hubbard, % years, female white, cor
sumption; Augustus, 43 years, male
black, pneumonia child If r Treadwell,
female black, still bern; Mrs. b CIaffip,
IS years, female white, d~ysenteTy r
Cas- lay, % years, female white, con-
sumption.
j.. c. HOIST & co, Undertakes.
Whites, II; Negroes, Is. Total IS,
". L. ROGERS, NJ. D.. Health Ofcer.
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FARM O RENT have for rent
400 acres of land near Big Greek, on the
Cevfngton road. It Is n OF the best
stock raising Ia the country. l w~illease
it FOR three years. Apply at No. 40 JEFF
e. son street. O. +. PRESc9rr,
Guardian,
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lanes underwear ct greatly reduced
prices al b. L0Senstsin q Bros.
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LADIES, Misses and Chlldrens' wool
hose at cost price at B. L0WensteiD &
HFOs. +
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GENTLENIEN's wooden undershirts and
drawers at less than cost at B. Lowsn-
stein g. Bros.
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WHITE and grsy blankets at greatly
reduced prices 81 B. Lowenstein & Bros. /
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
st b. Lowenstein d Bros.
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Closks and shswls at les than cost ct
3. LOWenstein & Bros.
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WANTS.

VsTASTzD-By a competent sawyer and
Engineer, a stu RtiCm. Address A. ~
Appeal Office. jail
4EANTED.-A WET HURSG-whits or col
vi OGed. Apply AT this Office, Jalb
L AND WANTEE.-Any one DESTROYS Of sell
IL ing low, Tor cash, from 3 toe acres OF Lana'
with or Without improvements, just OUTSIDE tLe
city, can md a buyer by calling al o. SSnoiS
street. otLI ~
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LUMBER. ETC.
LaEN1OeT.


Lumber, Lander.
lumber merchants In the South
Yard established In Memphis 1877. Build
lng Material of all kinds. Dressed and rough
FlOOring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds,
Laths, WeaLherbOard1Bg, Glazed sash, Fenc-
ing, We don't intend to be undersOld. Yard
and cfice foot Washington street, near river.
MS dAw6m NJ. &C. a J. w COCHRAN.
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Dissolution Of COpaFtnershIp.

THEc -opartnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm OF ]. N. OLIVER a CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM.
Whitaker having purchased the entire inter-
ests of Joseph N. Oliver aad VIM. G.. Bardsley.
and assumes all the liabilities of said firm.
Either partner can sign the frn's name in
LIQUIDATION, OSEPH n. OLIVER,
WIN. WHITAKER,
WIN. Z. BARDSLEY.
We return our thanks to our friends and the
public generally for past favors, and cbeerfully
recommend our former partner for their gem
erous support. JOSEPH N Err.
laid WIN. G. BARDSLEf.
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BANKS N BAN1NKe
CITY BAN K


Memphis City Savings %IbstItHtiOB),
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT SITS,
TRANSLATES A GENERAL BANKING AND
Brokerage Business.
Deposits IN COIN Oh CURRENCY Re-
ceiVed subject to Check, rs In all reg
ulaP BsnkS.
INTEREST PAID ONbF ON TINE DE-
pOSit5.
LOANS sEG0TIiTED on Approved Col
laseFalE.
Orders for the Purchase or Sale Of Stocks,
Bonds or Geld promptly executed a.
the New IOFE Boards ON Liberal Com.
mission.
Special attention given 70 the Purchase
and Sale OF Southern and Nlscella-
neOaS BeCuFi les
COLLECTIONS made on ALI points In the
United States ana canada. jail