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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARLISLE, PA, August 21.-Adam
Titus was sentenced ON Tuesday TO be
hanged for the murder of Henry Sta
mini. Paul Schappe has been denied
a new trial, and sentenced to be hang
ed. He made a statement denying
his guilt. VIM. Gould, the court
crier, an old man, dropped dead as
the sentence of Schappe was pro,
nOunced.
4 dispatch from !. D. Cameron,
President Northern Central Railroad
of Pennsylvania, says that through
connections of free travel for invited
officers from Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and from st. Louis, Chica-
go, and intermediate points West, is
now complete. One hundred officers
Of the Army of the Potomac have &C
cepted invitations.
Boston, August 2l.-The first con
victiOn under the new prOhibitOry
law of Massachusetts was made yes
terday. The jury was out five hours.
The defendant was fined $3.50 and
costs.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Two
deaths from sun-stroke occurred in
this city last evening, both workmen,
one a mOUlder and the other q mason.
The German associations, Of which
there are a great number, have deci-
ded to celebrate Alexander Won Hum
boldt's birthday, which is the first
centennial anniversary.
LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-The game
OF base ball to-day between the Eagles,
of this city, and the Southerns, OF
New Orleans, was close, and resulted
in a victory for the latter. The score
was % to %.
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promises, the Attorney General again
met the counsel for Yerger, and the
Chief Justice, this time together. He
first addressed the counsel. To his
proposition Mr.. .CarlisIereplied that his
client WAS in military custody and on
trial; that he would probably be
found guilty, and If the delay occurred
he might be executed before the court
convened. This objection Judge
Hoar met by repeating the assurance
the President directed him to make
in his name. Mr.. Carlisle then said
he greatly desired to have the case de-
cided, but with the promise made on
the part of the Executive regarding
the prisoner he would not make any
positive objections, but if the Chief
Justice was disposed to let the case go
over he would not oppose his wishes.
With this Mr.. Hoar turned at once to
Mr.. Chase, and said thequestiOn rested
entirely with the Chief Justice. He
then went on to urge the wishes of
the President upon him that so i'm
portant a matter should be heard by
a full bench; and, that as the counsel
Of the prisoner in whose behalf the
proceedings had been instituted, were
willing to rest the question of delay
with him, both the President and the
Attorney General hoped that the
Chief Justice would not insist on hear
ing the case alone. Thus cleverly
cOrnered, there was no way consistent
with proper respect for his Associate
Justices, but to submit. So, on the
verge of q decision which both sides
believed would result in the granting
of the writ, the subsequent discharge
of Yerger, and the virtual overthrow
of military in the South, the agree
ment to postpone the case until the
Supreme Court met was formally
made.
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THELABOR UNION.
Election of 0fieers---DeIegate to lnterna
tlonal Labor cOhveHtiOn---The next Meet

Election of 0fieers---DeIegate to lnterEa-
tIonaI Labor cOHveHtiOn---The next Meet
ing, Etc.
PHILADELPHIA, August -2l.-The
following officers for the ensuing wear
were eiecuea Dy the Labor Congress
President, Richard Trevillick, ol
Detroit, Michigan; First Vice Presi-
dent, a. E. Cows, Of Washington,
District Columbia; Second Nice-Presi-
dent, Conrad Kuhn, of New York
Recording Secretary, j. II. Wallace,
Of philadelphia; Treasurer, a. G.
Phelps, OF New Haven, Connecticut.
1he new officers were installed and
appropriately addressed by the Con-
YentIon. Mr.. Luckers, the retiring
President, moved that this Conven-
ton elect delegate to the European
international Labor Congress. to be
held in Switzerland, which, after de-
bate, was adopted. A. c. Cameron.
Of Illinois, was unanimously elected
as such candidate, and G. II. IDcker
of New York, Associate Delegate.
On motion the Convention proceed
ed TO designate the place for holding
the next session of the Convention.
and finally Cincinnati, Ohio, was Sc
lected.
Mr.. S. Jois, from Committee on
subject of new political party, re-
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ported their inability to report, and
by request were continued until next
year.
Resolutions of sympathy for the
Cuban revolutiOnists, struggling Ire
land and oppressed millions all over
Europe, and a reduction of five to
three years of the naturalization erm
of foreigners in this country were
passed.
The Chair announced that by the
Constitution for the assembling of the
next Congress the time was fixed for
the third Monday in August, 1870, and
at 3 o'clock pm. Congress finally adj
jOurned.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-The
heat is intense; thermometer 1922 in
the shade.
The National Labor Convention re-
assembled at 9 am. A motion that
the next Congress be held at Louis
vile on the l7th day of August, 1870,
was tabled.
A resolution was adopted for con-
tribution of five dollars each by the
members of'the labor organization to
defray expenses.
An election of officers was then
held, and r. Trevelyck was chosen
President; A. T. c. Ives, first Vice
President, and NJ. Kugher second
Vice President.
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NASHVILLE
The Secretary Fletcher Heavy on
RepudIatien.

The Heat-Seeretary Fletcher Heavy on
Republication.
NASHVILLE, August 2l.-Weather
hot and dry. Mercury at pm. stood
at 1902.
Secretary Fletcher published a let
ter to-day in response to the bond
holders, who wanted to know wheth-
er they should 5fold their bonds. He
tells them that their new bonds in law
and equity are as good as the old, and
recommends them to keep them. He
says they cannot be repudiated, be-
cause they are c0llectahle by law in
the Federal courts, either by direct
suit against the State, or by a bill in
equity, TO enforce the State lien
against the railroads for the benefit of
bOndhOlders.
In conclusion he says: 9 'Repudia-
ton is impossible for many reasons.
First, because the people Of Tennessee
are too proud and too honest. Be-
cause there is not the shadow of justi-
fication for it, and because our bonds
are collectable in the courts. 1t IS inn
possible in the face OF the cOndemna-
ton of the world. No Legislaturecan
or dare adopt a measure which would
brand every Tennesseean with dis
grace wherever he may go on the hce
Of the earth, and which would make
our children's children blush to own
their nativity"
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SPAIN.
The Revolution Capture of the Wife Of
PauIo---Dispute about Church Nat
teTs, ETC., etc, etc,

The Revolution Capture of the Wife Of
Paul0--Dispute about Church Nat
teTs, ETC., etc, etc,
MADRID, August 22.-The troops are
still pursuing fugitive Carlists in the
frontier precincts, and have taken
many prisoners.
The wife Of Polo Carlist, who was
captured at AlmagrO, has interceded
with Gen. Prim for the life OF her hus-
band.
Discussions have arisen in the Cabi-
net in regard to the manner in which
the Government should proceed
against those Bishops who have re-
fused to obey the late decree of the
Regent in Barcelona.
Fifteen thousand working men have
struck for higher wages, and others
are expected 10 Join them in the move
ment. Grave fears are entertained for
the preservation Of order.
There is a Tumor that Gen. Paseg-
las, Duke of Chester, viii be eXiled to
the Canaries.
Admiral Mendez Nemez, of the
Spanish navy, is dead.
The regent, SerranO, positively de-
nies that he sustains the pretensiOns
of the Duke of MOntpensier to the
throne of Spain, and declares that he
is entirely neutral on the questions of
the disposal of the crown.
1t is asserted on reliable authority
that preliminaries Of a treaty for the
cessiOn Of Cuba has been signed.
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS

B9- The company owning the above institu-
tion are now prepared to do all work In their
line OF business with PRoMPTNEss, ECONOMY
AND DISPATCH.
They have an ample stock of materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate Of charges being as favorable as
that of any similar institution In the West,
they solicit liberal share of patronage.
Being located at the city OF Memphis, in the
midst Of the finest timbcred region of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages of the river,
they offer Inducements to parties desirous Of
repairing, and especially Of building steam
ers, superior 20 any company in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR., President
II. DOW, See'y and Treas.
PHIAIUS EMERSON, Sup't
Nicltsburg Herald copy one month and send
dill TO II. Dow. sec Y and Treas. augl
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countered the rebels twice. Severe
fights ensued, but the result is un-
known. Reports say he reached Los
Tanmas.
LATER-Capt. DuRohas has arrived
here from MatanZas.
A. S. Simmons, who has been con-
fined six months at Puerto Principe,
was released at the intercession OF
Consul General Plumb, and left for
New York on the steamer Missouri.
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PROPOSALS.

Vlcl,sburg Herald COPY one month and seuc
aDiII To III. Dow. SeclN and TrRas n11nI
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NEW YORK.
New Railroad POPULATIONS interesting
Cuban items.

New Railroad Regulations Interesting
Cuban items.
NEW YORK, August Pit is an
lounced that the new and increased
tariff of freight charges on Railroads
TO the West goes into operation to-day
and the ruinOus competition between
these roads is terminated by COM
promise.
A special dispatch to the Hearld
from Havana the 18th via Key West,
states that intelligence from ColOnO,
Tuesday, report that 10000 insurgents
have appeared in the vicinity Of
Maequirys. There is no troops in this
district and the government IS unable
q check the patriots, who are destroy
mg all the property owned by Span
iards.
- Another special from Nassau, n. p,
August l3, via Key West q, gives the
ruling Of the Admiralty Court in the
long contested case Of the steamship
Salvador, charged with violation Of
the neutrality laws, that she was duly
cleared according to the port regula-
tions and that the vessel be delivered
up, each party to pay his own costs.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE VII
liam II. Tweed Democratic Associa-
ton have resolved to invite Mr.. Bel
mont to resign the Chairmanship Of
the National Democratic Executive
Committee.
The amount OF arrears Of penalty,
independent Of taxes, accrued by a
large number OF brokers living In
Brooklyn, who failed 10 make proper
returns to the revenue officers, and
against whom suit has been COM
n3eaced, exceeds four hundred thou
sand dollars.
Judge Jones delivered an opinion
yesterday sustaining the Federal Gov
ernment in the case Of one hundred
and thirty brokers residing in Brook
lyn as regards the payment Of tax on
capital.
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BOARD COMMISSIONERS SHELBY Co. Tenn !
July TERM.

BOARD COMMISSIONERS SHELLEY Co, Tenn
July TERM,
"WEDNESDAY, August II, 1859.
ORDERED, that the County Court Clerk be
and he is hereby authorized to advertise for
bids for the property belonging to the county,
located on Adams street, said property being
the same that was purchased for the purpose
of building a County Courthouse upon. Said
bids to be scaled and addressed to the Board
Of County Commissioners, and handed to the
County Court Clerk on or before the 25th Of
this present month. Said bids should state
whether cash, county warrants, bonds or
notes will be given; whether the entire prop
erty viii be paid for at once, or whether time
Is required, and how much. Said bids to be
opened at a regular meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioners, and the bid which is
Of most advantage to the county to be &C
cepted, If considered desirable and reasonable.
In accordance with the foregoing order,
sealed bids will be received at the Clerks
Office until 10 o'clock am. of the 25th instant
augls JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
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T.LOUls

The Stake MOney---Arrest by Government.
ct. LOUIS, August 22.-The articles
of agreement between Patsy Reardon
and Jim Coyne provide that the
stakes and excursion money shall be
presented to the stakeholder to be dis
posed Of as he chooses.
Henry A. SOrrie, Of New Orleans,
vas arrested here yesterday by order
Of the Government authorities Of that
CITY,
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SPORT.
Tom Allen to Fight Gallagher for a Stake
Of $1,000.

Tom Allen to Fight Gallagher for a Stake
Of $1,000
ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-Tom Allen
has accepted the proposition Of Gala
CHER to add one thousand dollars to
the stakes of the late match and fight
the battle over again. He names the
place within fifty miles of Cincinnati,
and the time seven to ten days hence.
A meeting is to be held this afternoon
to sign articles if Gallagher agrees to
the above.
A dispatch from st. Joseph men,
tions the reception Of letter there
from California saying that 500 Chi
nese will shortly be sent to St. JO-
seph, from whence they will be dis
tributed to various points. An agency
is to be established at st. Joseph, and
another at Springfield, Mo.
1t is stated that Tom Allen has re-
ceived a letter from Joe Wormald eX-
pressing a desise to make a match
with O. Baldwin, the Irish Giant, for
$4,000 side
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SARATOGA.

Match Between Mountain Boy and Lady
1hOrn.
SARATOGA, August 22.-TrOt be-
tween Commodore Vanderbilt ;
Mountain Boy and McMahon's Lady
Thorn takes place y O'Clock Monday /;
track in gOUd order. Mountain Boy Is
said to nave made a quarter in "a
seconds while training recently. Com
modor Vanderbilt and bride arrived
here by special train at l o'clock, and
are stopping at Congress Hall.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
OFFICE srP,r BsAE,s OF EprcA.

OFFICE SUP'T BoAE,8 OF EDUCArIoN,l Z
August q, 1863
TIVE Gay schools, b. n white and coIored.
i Will open on the first Monday ,6thl OF
September next. I will attend at my No. 80
North Court street, in Odd Fellows Hail, on
and after Tuesday. the 24th inst, until the
schools open. % issue tickets OF admission to
the white schools. The hours OF attendance
at said Office viii be from O'Clock s.la, 10
! o'clock pm, and from o'clock p.in, to 8
O'Clock pm.
Non-residents of the city can send their
children to the City schools on payment Of
moderate tuitian fees at The time ofadmission.
qug22 J. T. LEACH, SppT.
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FRANCE.

Further Arrests Of CarIists---lmperial De-
cree.
PARIS, August 22.-The French Of
ficials have arrested five more Carllst
chieIs on Spanish frontier.
The oticIal Journal publishes Impe-
rial decree appointing Gen. LeBUul
Minister TO succeed Marshal Mel, de-
ceased
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NOTICE.

To the Picnic Committee of the Confederate
Relief and Historical AsSociStion;
THE gentlemen comprising this committee
I are hereby requested to meet at O'Clock
lo-rnQrrQW Tuesday evening. at the usual
place. They will please come prepared, ii
possible, to make returns Of tickets sold, etc
preparatory 10 a 6nal report.
By order OF the Chairman.
ang23 +. L. JAMES, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

2E7 Allparties having bills against the Com
federate Picnic CoInmittee for material or
services furnished the late Picnic, viii please
present them, for settlement, to the under
signed, al the APFEAL Editorial Rooms to-day
FRANK L. JAMES,
Secretary Committee,
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GETTYSBURG.
The Grand Reunion of Officers al Getiys-
burg,


burg,
GETFYsBURG, Pa, August D.
Only a few officers have arrived, but
tomorrow noon and evening two
railroad tra rs, from different direc-
ti0hs, will bring hither MaiOr-General
Mead and stan, together with other
generals. The number Of Confederate
Generals will be small, according 10
the present Indications. The busi-
ness engagement Of General
r. Z. Lee Will not permit
him to be present. The visitors ar
irving viii be a military escort TO the
distinguished officers from the railroad
station to the quarters. 1t is thought
that the inspection Of the various
points of the battlefield will not be
commenced until Tuesday. This will
occupy several days, thus afiording an
opportunity to persons who have not
already commenced their Journey
hitherWards to reach here.
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VALHERmOSO SPRINGS,
In the Mountains of Morgan County, In
Alabama,

4 RE now open to visitors, and comfortable
n accommodations can be depended upon
The temperature Is cool and pleasant, and
there are no mosquitoes. The new steamer
. Ida" takes passengers from Decatur, Ala, TO
the hack at the Springs Landing, 21k miles
from Valhermoso, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, returning next day. Time three
hours; fare 81 50. Amer the lst of July there
will be daily boat.
Board, per week, $40 90.
J. J. GIERS, and
w. 3. PANNELL,
OF Blount Springs, LA.
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MILLINERY.
FOR SALE.
FOR Sale.

TNHE neat Cottage Residence, "A Mosby ST, (;
L would make an excellent home for q
small family. The house contains i've rooms
and storeroon, servants room and outhOuses
on the lot; also, cistern, now fall OF the
finest pure cold water. There Is a lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot is n
feet front, liS1z feet deep to an alley, and Is
well laid out with shrubbery ana vegetable
garden. The location Is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
of the city. The neighborhOod IS of the high
est responsibility. The place viii be sold at
bargain. For terms, ETC., apply on the prem
lSaS. or at RValanphe Office. ieZ
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ANOTHER FIGHT.

Patsy Reardon and lin COyne TO Fight for
Five Hundred Dollars,
ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-TwO more
deaths by sun-stroke occurred to-day.
Articles of agreement were signed
to-day by jim COyne and Patsy Rear
don for a fight at l42 pounds for $500,
to take place on the oath of Novem-
Der in Kentucky, within fifty miles OF
Cincinnati. If either party weighs
more than stipulated weight he Tor
feits the money up. No arrangement
has been made for another fight be-
tween Allen and Gallagher.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Comply.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
United States Mail Line.

THE FOLLOWING .EIR6Abgf PASSEN-
ger boats Of this Iae-lsave Memphis for
Little Rock IS 5S59Ts:
OlAlslA. .....y.., a. BLAISDELL, Master
" Mondayg, st o'clock pm.
w \. G9AltQW ELL........Rube Haynes master
Fridays, az 5 O'clock PM
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELkBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with tiss following pack
cts, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
Thurdaysi at = ss'clJck p.m.;
FORT Gk GkRsQN-........-John Woodburn, Master
CLAfskSNI teasonef Master
Thus making two trips week rom 1aa8IL4E
ROCK through to FORT 0IBSCN,
Through bills of ladiug Esven for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis.
Louisville aIsst Cfneinnau.
EreieHta delivered at destination, al all
s1agesF Of the river, without storing OF other
delay.
the Arkansas river, Should have their goods
cOnsigned u - BffMPE5Is AND AzKANsAs RIv-
FR PACKET COMPANY ~ at Memphis lOffice 304
Front Street, Mosby Bloek.l Those shipping
from New Orleans should conSign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River.
on or about the lst of Septembsr, the
In the Line, leaving on Wsaaesdays, y, cs
q tri-weekly line, NV - -'-H>ins
The ss2ye company are INV huild.nz two
new ocaEs ior tns STksnsas river, which Will
be n1lstSa ars0ut the 18th September, thus
sseclglns TO their patrons reliable tFl-Week
- line In high or low water.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
T. A. KENDIG, Agent,
aull ONCE SO4 Front street, Moshy Block
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Astonishing but True, THAT Oooley's
Chemical Yeast Baking Powder Is not only
the BEST but the CHEAPEST in market. 1t IS
entirely free from any deleteTious substances,
and compounded with such scrupuIous ex-
actneSs that the contents OF each box are the
same, and will produce the same results eV-
cry time. It is unequaled for making bis
cults, rolls, cakes, pastry, etc.-at once
healthy and nutritious. GrOcers everywhere
keep 1t.
Poisonous Toilet Powders Ladies habit
ually using taell should discard the same as
long as they can get such an exquisite beau
tiher as Milk OF Nlolets. - Ladies are de-
lighted with it, ana viii never be without il. -
Sold by ali druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the sos,hsssse7n Press Association
CHICAGO.
Central Pacific RalIrOad...A Fat once.

Centfai FacthC hdiiTOdu--H a. O'''Oo'
CHICAGO, August 22.-Albion n.
Towne, Assistant Superintendent OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, has received the appoint
menC OF General superintendent OF
the Central PacInc RaIirOad, at salary
of Sl3, 900 IN gold.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Game setFeen the Bed-Stocklngs and
SSgtheEHers---ExCelleHt Play
Expected.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-The
SOutherners, Of New Orleans, viii
play the Red-St0ckings tomorrow for
the game with the Haymaker5 of
Lanslnburg, \. Y, with whom the
Red-StOckings play Thursday. Great
preparations have been made. All
the railroads leading to the city, eX-
gept one, made half fare arrange
ments.
THE INTENSE HEAT-sCNSTROKE
Fourteen WOrkmen in Eden Park
have suffered from sunsuOke since
Thursday. Two have since died.
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FILIBUSTERS.
Movements OF Cuban Patriots Disposition
of their Property.

iHUftMtNto " GUtdh Fdltt peS&iUit
of their Property.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-Jlge
Benedict yesterday granted stat of
proceedings in regard to the dispsi-
ton of the ammunition wagon ETC.,
belonging to the Cuban Junta,a ,and
which Marshal Dallan was abOt TO
sell to satisfy judgments recOver9 by
the owner Of the tug boats Charle +.
CoOle and Mabry.
The eNTfi6uae says it is eXpecta, on
good grounds, that a Cuban exRdi-
ton will leave within a few dys,
either from this port or Boston. re-
partitions have been quietly gOingDn
fo, tho Ias+ sI.,-~~ ---s1s.i-- No. tI-
- e-.~ - 49, - nSNtAos -'-e---S y
bans i'm this city believe that two b
three expeditions on a small see
from Florida were made as me
blinds, TO divert the attention of te
public from the direction in which ii
work was going on. Marshal BarloN
has for the last two weeks taken e4
traordinary precautions against an
violation Of the neutrality law.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
OF THE
Memphis and Charleston r. r.

FFNHE Stockholders In the Memphis and
Il Charleston RaIlloa Company are nOti-
fed hat The animal election for Nine Direct
ors OF said Company, viii be held st the Off
ces Of the Company, IN Memphis, Tenn, and
Ala, on
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CHAMBER or COmMERCE.

THE members of the Chamber OF Com
L merce are requested TO meet at their hail,
at O'Clock this afternoon. Several import
ant subjects are TO be brought before 1t.
aug3 W. II. CHERRY. ETasloent.