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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-21
WEST INDIA FRUIT.

TUST ARRIVED, AND NOW OFFERED Ed
eD sale, choice lot OF PIN NEAPPLEs. BANANA
ORANGES, COCOANUT|. otc., etc. This Fruit h
just been rece we'd from Cardeuas by the Brig s.
Brown. Bargains may be had at
MRS. &. b. KENIICK'S,
No. 83. south side Market street.
May17 Near Meeting
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lone-half the agricultural area Of the
United Kingdom) yielded wretehed-
~ deficient crop, and caused a heavy
national loss, while nearly ten million
acres of root and green crops and ar
tifleial grasses fell sadly short Of an
average crop. Hence our small sup
ply and high price of home grown
meat. The large area Of cottage and
general garden was also very deficient
in yield. This year all this is re-
versed, and we are blessed with the
promise Of abundant grass and other
vegetable products, which must have
a happy influence on the quantity and
priee. of home grown meat, milk, but
ter, cheese and vegetables. Supposing
that we lose tritie on our wheatarea,
between three and four million acres,
great will be our gain on the forty
million acres of other products" 1t
is stated that the harvest viii COM
mence in the early districts about Au-
gust 1st, and will become general to-
wards August 10th.
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day, which day has been looked up to
- day of rejoicing in all Christian
countries, and see no harm in stop
ping at a corner grocery. would
like to know which gave the first Of
fense, Connell or the niger, as it was
never stated in the evidence to the
jury, although / believe Calvin COM
mitted the murder in defense of his
friend, as was stated to the jury. Had
it not have been for some family af-
fairs of my own, the same jury might
have been in Court this day.
However, being a foreigner by
birth, and poor man myself, / be-
lieve l have as much respect for law
and order and prosperity of my
adopted country as those who posS Sess
their thousands of dollars; and l be-
lieve the same Calvin is guilty of
murder as l did on the night the ver-
dict was returned into Court, but then,
as now, not in the first degree.
remain yours, very respectfully,
A. J. J.'COLLINS.
We give space to the above that
Mr.. Collins may have his say. The
report to which he refers as having
been published by us was a synopsis
Of the opinion Of the Supreme Court in
the case of the State VS.. Calvin, de-
livered by Judge Andrews, for which
we are in no way responsible, and for
which we owe him no explanation
Eds. APPEAL,
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About LeatherViIIe.

MEMPHIS, July IA, ls6a.
Editors .1pDedl: Having Just ar
rived from one of the greatest goahead
towns in the State, where there is
more work than talk, thought [
would give YOU an account Gf said
town, which is situated about one mile
and a half from Bolivar, Tenn, and
called Laatheryille. | wish, MesSrs.
Editors, you were there, because, with
your able pen, you could and would,
| am assured, give the place its full
merits. This little town owes its eX-
iStence to the C4tiFiBg energies Of that
worthy z0n Gf Tennessee, Paul +.
Jones. Would there were more men
like him. A man that lives at his
ease and gives his capital and time
towards the future advancement Of
his country lh the mechanical line,
mean This little place has not one
idle'man in it-alF workers and no
takers. This town contains 1ne
foundry that can tVrn 9ut enough
plOws to supply the country for hun
ared miles around it. 1t also has a
large tan yard capable of turning out
from ten to fifteen thousand dollars
~ /.
It also has a saddle and harness, boot
and shoe mandatory, a large Grist and
saw mill, and the Ae=t Of all, a large
Wo0leI factory, whose advertisement
/ see in your valuable paper, The
wool factory is now under full opera
ton, the mechanical part being under
the direction of Capt. William Mont
gomery, who understands his husi-
ness in every particular, the finan-
eial part being under the management
of Mr.. Thomas G.. Jenes, one Of the
most affable men in the country, and
who always takes the greatest pleas
ure in showing any one who visits
their little town all the points of in
teTest in mechanism; and can assure
any one visiting Leatherville he will
receive a most cordial reception.
This litt,e toNp W,s started about
OuE years ago amid great obstacles,
hut through the untirlng energies of
p. T. Jones, has succeeded in bring
ing it to compare favOrably with
any place in the South of its size and
a great many larger ones also. THIS
man is truly the mechanics friend, for
n0be 90 to him unheeded, being al
ways courteous and gentlemanly to
every one, and I think he deserves
the highest OF praise for his indefati
gable efforts to uphold mechanics in
the South ..'-'-s'@ It,
.lloping this may find place in
yOur paper, remain your ohedicnt
servant. MECHANIC.
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NASHVILLE
Surveying Of a Line OF Ra.s ad--DeeisiOB
o. sl Ihe srblHatgrs sf State Prison
St8ck, etc.

NASHVILLE, July l7.-Gen. Stew
art and Mai. Foster, engineers, are
surveying a line Of railroad, from
Lebanon, Tenn, to the Kentucky
State line. the ultimate object Of which
is to construct a road to connect with
the one coming from Kentucky, and
giving US a closer connection with
Cincinnati. The preliminary survey
showed a cheap, practicable route,
with an easy crossing Of the Iennes-
see river,
The arbiTators, to whom was 3
ferred the valuation of the stock OF
the State prison, owned by Wood ana
Briggs, lessees, and to assess compen-
sation for giving up the contract Dy
the lessees, have come TO a decision.
They award the lessees 500, ,OOO.
This money must be paid from
the treasury at an early day. Bonds
to the amount Of S243, 900 have been
issued to the East Tennessee UniVer-
stty, and the University will obtain
from the same 500. 600. It was
originally donation by the General
Government to Tennessee foran Agri-
cultural College.
A report is current that a few nights
AGO the pastor Of one Of the leading
churches here brutally beat his
daughter, a young lady grown, with
a COW hide, and was caused to desist
by a couple of gentlemen who were
attracted TO the house by her screams.
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To Hon. Jpa. cubbips, Memphis, Tenn,
The Case of Calvin.
MEMPH1s, Tenn, July IS, 1863

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July Is, 1869.
Editors appeal: Being a constant
reader Of your valuable Journal, l feel
a little hurt in the manner In which
my name was made use Of in Sun
days issue, in the FentOn and Calvin
murder case. / have the same opin-
ion now as l had at twelve o'clock at
night, when the verdict was returned
into Court Now, sirs, if you will
recollect and form some comparison
in the two cases of the murder Of Capt.
Perry and Officer FentOn, think you
will find a wide difference, as unfor-
tunately ! was picked up and
served on both iuries. One mUr-
der was committed at mid
nioht in the act Of robbery,
which 1 believe would not have made
but little difference whether it was
your house or mine, that Moody and
his confederates were rObbing. Com
pare the difference. Calvin and
friends. / suppose, left home on the
Christmas morning, not with the in
tention Of committing a robbery or
murder, but to enjoy themselves that
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DIED.

CuE-On Thursday, Iuly IL, 1853, JuLIAS p.
In the Iii gear Of his age.
e Blessed ure the pure in heart ior they
shall see God" This promise of our Saviour
gives tn the AFFLICTED family the assurance
that the pains, affflctfons and Suferiugs Of
this world have been exchanged for the peace,
quiet ami JOY, which are the reward Of tho
Just and righteous. Never lived ar died q
more noble, pure or generous hoy-never a
more ksad and Seli-sacrihcing brother-neyer
Il more devoted, affectionate and dutiful
son--nsNer more sincere and disin terestrd
friend. self was "a feeling unknown to his be
nevolent and generous nature, but his every
motive. feeling and impulse was tosoofhe The
sorrows, alleviate the distresseS and promote
the happiness OF the family circle, and his
greatest delight to see those around him
cheerful and happy.
Poor hoy! We shall miss his bright face,
his kind acts. his comforting words, his
tears of woe, his smiles of JOY, but rejoice to
know that his noble spirit sleeps not alone in
the desolate confines of the tomb, but is even
now in sweet teompanionship with the sainted
sister who so recently preceded him Ia the
realms OF eternal glory,
May the Gad who tempers the winds 20
the sAorn lamb" comfort the afflicted fam
ily-may they feel and reaIize that theiI loss
is his gain, end that their earthly treasures
are, one by one, being garnered in Heaven,
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NEW YORK
latv,esiisa itsms u ali Sorts.

NEW EGEK, July Is-The brig
Abbey. H9rralle vas capsized by q
tornado on Long Island Sound yesrer-
day. Two seamen were drQWped.
The same tornado blew dogn a house
at Port Chester, tore up trees, and
did other damage there. II also blew
down two house. in Brooklyn, an
rooted four others, and did other
damage. No lives were lost.
There were four eases Of 5uuStroke
,4ere ana tnree Ia ASaEss ick Yesterday.
: The coT0nPr's iuTY al Port Jarvis
has found James Griffin guilty Of
culpable negligence for not attending
TO his duty a. engineer of the freight
train, thereby causing the death Of
Rev. Mr.. HalIeck and Others. Grif
ga mas oeeh arrested. The Elie Conn
bany-. have settled with the Injured
bartieS on the lattcr'S own terms.
Z Two hundred Cuban patriots on
iarlien Island refused t. lispeIe
Azedne5day, and an additional force
Eas sent over by Marshal Barlow.
No violence contemplated. Very hot
this morning,
The steamspip Rhine from Bremen
has arrived.
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NEW YORk.
Important SAT- Cholera ia Jersey City
More Arrests---Cu5an FiliibgsterS.

SEW york, Juiy l1.-ip the case
If Gould & Fiske V. the Directors OF
the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad, and Others, before Justice
Barnard, by which a contempt of pro-
ceedingS was instituted against some
Of the Directors, the proceeding were
gdiGurned until Oct OheF.s 80 -
4" The cholera has made it, appearance
in HObOken and Jersey City, and a bW
cases in this city.
Edward L2uUenS ana son were ar
rested to-day on the steamer Rhein,
from Bremen, On her arrival, charged
with absconding with a large amount
of money from Germany,
George Watts, another money lend
er Of Wall street, was b3iled to-day on
the charge Of usury.
The Cubans on Gardner's Island
surrendered quietly last evening to
apt. Webster GnG n.GriEe5 and were
siEs morning sEought 70 the navy
yard. Among theI4 was reporter 1t
the Tribune. Neither co.. Ryan nor
1t. Col. Currie We're captured, They
will probably all D. discharged
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ia. 0. D. FUNERAL NOTICE.

CAPDENTELLE-The officers and mem bers
OF Lafayette Grove No. are hereby notified
to attend a meeting this Sunday evening,
July Il, 1863, at O'Clock, at our Hall, on Gay
oso street, for the purpose OF attending the
funeral at onr late brother. PIERRE Cap
DEVIELJE
The officers and members Of Tennessee
Grove No. l, Memphis Grove No. . Cleanthe
Grove No. ;, and transient brethren in good
standing. are most respectfully invited to at
tend. BY order Of
J. Nj PILGRIM, y. A.
AUG, BALKAN, Secretary.
f.S.-5ireet ears VIII be in waiting for al
the mam hnrs
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POUGHKEEPslE
Further PaFtieslars from the Disturbances
Al Pleasant valley

PoUGHKEEPSIE, y. y, July l7.-In-
telligpnce from Pleasant Valley up 10
II O'Clock last evening says that the
IabOrers are armed with clubs and
pick-handles, and are scattered along
the roads and in the fields. Squire
McCord urged them to keep the peace,
hut he was received with grOans and
wells. One company Of thirty men Is
under arms at the Valley, and an
other left here for there this morning
in which t0Wu Is located property
,,anted by the Sheriff, which contains
Two kegs of powder placed there by
the laborers, who have laid trains
from it. The people in the village are
terrified, and they anticipate bloody
scenes. And yet the labGrerS have
aolested no Gnc, hut they are wei
Organized.
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WASHINGTON
Shipments o. Fractional Currency During
the Week Seizure Of 0isiJl
iSTY IN ke8 IOsk.

NAsBINGIoN, July l1.-The amount
II fractional currency shipped from
the department during the week Sos
10! 10 the National hanks, bonds
held as security f0r NATIONAL Bank
Circulation, S3f2. .ST3, l00, and a. Secu-
rity for the public deposits, S227 ,lsEj;
the bank circulation outstanding at
his date, $3.50, Sos, 2295; fractional cur
peney redeemed and destroyed during
the week, S293, $50.
The Collector of the second District
Of Alabama reports the seizure of two
boxes Of tobacco for the u0n-paymeDt
Of tax.
The revenue bureau l. to-day in
receipt Of intelligence of the seizure Of
a large distillery in New York by the
revenue officers.
1t is rumOred that .. VI. Mague,
Minister Of Finance declines the office
in the War Ministry
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MASONIC TRIBUTE Of RESPECT.


HALL OF DESOTo LODGE No. 299 F. Il AN.
July 10, L. jSJ9, A.D., 1863.
COCKRELI.-Death has again invaded our
Order and stricken down one no vas ;in
ornament 20 society aa., a WcTlA2 melRbeg OF
oar Lodge l. ; Written, Death loves "a
shAlfiig mars and again his lcy breath has
fallen upon one high In our esteem and
greatly beloved by the Masons Of Memphis;
ANA now, therefore, in view Of his sudden
DEATH and our great regard for him. be IL
Resolred, That while we bow n humble
submission TO the WsH - aur Heavenly
Father, VS. sleeplY aepioTc the loss of our Cs-
t-aH,ed Brother, RICHARD II. NJ. CCCERELL.
I'esOired, That we deeply sYmpathiZe with
his afflicted family in their great bcreave-
meut; each one Of Us all. III his proper time,
uudsr the Providence OF God must fall before
the Scythe OF time. and be gathered to his
fathers; LEI this afflicted family, th"r. Sua
our brethren all, so live th@t when death
comes 10 them and T. 0s, we. may die in the
lerVent hoE.4 ~ GGn beloved deal in The bet
ter world above. - had rather see Dick q
good, Mason than President" 10 her-the
sUrrowing wife of QnF nelo5ea brother, who
e'theSe hs bic W0rds-NFe tender the deep
and iaSt!As sympathy OF cur whole Frate--
nifty. Mas0nS viii ever remember with AZ
fectiuuats regard the true woman ard de-
voted wife, who, in the supaV iiavs of life's
happy morning, could IN these lew words
breath Rife's noble prayer for Gp tdclized
hn.@oand, and most fitting and beautiful
eulogy upon the order Of PPeerlasons. Let
the brethren over cherish the these words,
and let them ever remember with most uf-
fectionate regard her VINO is now bowed
down in deep and silent anguish over the
loss of him who vas 50 dear to her, and who
was the inspiration of these beautiful words.
so touching, 50 hitting, and 30 just TO the
many virtues OF FreemaSonry.
ReSOlred That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of the Lodge, and thai they
be published IN the Memphis APPEAL and
Avalanche, and copy be furnished the fam
lily OF our deceased brother.
HENRY ]. LYNN,
w. n. WILKERSON.
JOHN d. BEAIRL
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NOTICE
TO ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS.

FOR The better accommodation of the trav-
cling public and shippers, the schedule of the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, viii be changed during the sum
mcr as advertised. They -Til leave Mem
phis MONDAYS ASL-ERtIAYS, at > O'Clock
pm, instead of Tuesdays and Saturdays, as
herst 3fore. Immediately upon the opening
Of the Fall Trade, the Company Will put In q
Wednesday boat leaving Memphis Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at pm.
Forsthe present, there will be but two Boats
in White River, leaving Memphis TT ESDAG
AND SATURDAYS. Upon the opening of the
Fall Trade there viii be Thursday Boat put
in, leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS as heretOiOre-thus making daily line
from Memphis TO Little Rock and points
above on the Arkansas River.
fvl John ID. ADAMS. President.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CAPDENIELLE-Th friends and aequaint-
anees of Ed. Capdevlellea are most respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral OF his brother
PIERRE, from the residence corner Second
and BeaI streets, this Sunday evening, 18th
inst at ~ o5eloclr
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GEORGIA.

MAcoN, Ga, July lI.-ln the Tur-
ner investigation to-day the only ef-
fort made by the defence was to I'M
peach the testimony Of witness
Swayne. Some twenty whites and
blacks sWore that they would not be-
fey- q : SUaVnp on Oath
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SEASONED LUMBER.

I HAVE now on hand fun stock OF Sea-
L soned Cypress Lumber; am constantly
saving and am prepared to NIL orders for
any dimensions OF Sllls, Joists, Posts, Stud
ding, Boards, Clear Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
etc. Attention given to the shipment OF
Lumber. Orders solicited
Re Mills and Lumber Yaret ON Wolf river,
north side Bayou Gay 0Sa.
iyi6 dATF G. NJ. VENABLE.
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uo1assPoNDENcE.
Hr Cubblns Accepts the NQmiaat.Og.

The following correspondence eX-
plains itself. and viii be read with
pleasure BY the many friends nf Mr..
Uuhbinsi
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July -, isOe.
Sir. The undersigned were appoint
ed by the Conservative Convention
composed of delegates from the coun-
ties Of shelby and Fayette. to n1tify
Won Of yoUr nomination by sad Con-
xentlOn as "teeir candidate for
q seat in the Stale Senate from
the TWentY-tifth Senatorial Dis
trict at the ensuing election, and to
ask Your acceptance Of the same.
Hoping yOu may find it not incon-
Sistent with vOur interest u y0ur
.ieNs u public pelicy. 10 become the
standard bearer of the great party,
the success Of which is to redeem our
noble State from misrule aud Euin,
we nave the honor 70 be, very re-
spectfullyl yGqr friends.
A. T. LACY,
NJ. D. L. STEWART.
JAS. BARBOUR,
Committee.
70 Hon. Jbp. Cubbips, Memphis, Tenn,
MEMPHIS, July IL, 1859.
Messrs. \. r.. Lacy, NJ. D. l.. Stewart and
James Barbour:
f1ollfJaa1aass
.--..,,,...,,s. 4 have Just received
yours apprising me Of the action ol
lie Democratic Convention In1nomi.
rating me for the State Senate. l as.
sure you, gentlemen, that feel deep.
ly grateful for the honor, and if elected
will use every effort to obtain a full
extension Of the franchise, and a re
duction Of the enormous taxation witt
which the State is burdened.
JOHN. CUBBINS.
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Notice.

ErE have sold to Messrs, Sehoolfield q
w Hanauer our stock of Groceries and
Plantation Supplies.
IN retiring from the grocery business, we
offer our sincere thanks to our friends and
patrons for the many favors shown us, and
lake Measure in recommending to them our
successors, Messrs. Schoolfeld & Hanauer as
gentlemen worthy of their patronage.
Our office for the present will remain I'M
changed. ANY one having claims will pre-
sent same for payment Any agreement 9cIl-
eerning Plantation Supplies viii be allied as
heretofore. MeRI1N WAITS co.
Menapbfs Tulv - ksd9 = -t - ~ iyIS
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7ISsOItg-,oAI

Ff'HE Gnp Of BaS15ss, Everilt Il Co, is diSs
spfVet.- The business Will he closed up
at theft office, 275 Front street
Messrs. f. w. EYe7itt 4 Co., will continue
tho Importing ana Commission business, at
No e Ifaian Street.
fyl5 b. BANL1SS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

q ~ REWARDS -Strayed FROM my prem
" ~ ises, No. 3l3 Union street, a red mot
tied COW, medium size. one very large pap
and one very small. smooth crop on one ear
and a mole in left ear. Ivlo
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DISSOLUTION,

tENHE arsa Of E. c. POSTAL & co. was dis
! solved by mutual consent on the 18th
Inst. i. c. Postal assumes all liabilities and
collects all outstanding debts.
Z. c. POSTAL.
j. c. LEWIS.
The undersigned will continue the Livery
and sale Business at the Overton Stables, op-
poSite Overton Hotel The finest rigs in the
city always on hand. Major Rawlings viii
be found at the stable TO wait on customers.
iylS +. c. POSTAL.
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ST. LOUIS.
Intelligence IRON the Powell Expedition.

ST. LOUIS, July IA letter has
been received at Green River rom
the Powell expedition, dated at Hen
rvs Park, July 9TH. They were all
well. ana f1ad passed through the
RAPIDS. w..ssRathe loss of one boat.
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FREuLTY;


a I.EzlSpLR ERsKrNE. MD, Prof Of 0bstst-
ricS and Diseases OF Women. --
BENZ. W. AvENT, Md. Prof. of the Prinoi-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
ALFRED II. VOORHIEs, MD. PrQl. oS tss,taria
Medica, Therapeutic aadr OPhthaimoi-
Ogy.
RlCifAEs d. AIAcRY. SI.D.. Prof. Of the Prin-
clplcs and Practice of Medicine.
DUDLEy p. SAUNDERs, MD, Prof. of Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS. MD. Prof Of Phvgi-
olO-y and Pathology.
ALEXANDER RTvTs, MD. Pre- Of Chenlstry
and Ie&icoiogy-
GrsrAvU5 2. gIllI.saroN M.p., Demonstration
II anatomy.
FaF any urthor Information in reference 70
tI Ia school, application may be- made To
ALEXANDER EliSfkISE. Dean.
Memphis July 10, 1863. iEl.
RemBiis and White River Packer Company,
United staias NAH Line.
5stlE FOLLoWIHG ELEGASF IT.
1 Passenger Packets af tho - -
above line viii leave Memphis every TucsdHy
and saturday "a o'clock pm, for all points
on LItIe Red and White rivers as hfyh M as
Jaeks0nparl:
OES SARC.,-...,, D. Elliott %alisF
SATURDAY
MAJ "a : '-Sis6etN' maS'e'
Making clGs, connections with The FnllrOad
at IeEais tIuh' ior Little Rock ana all points
above on The Arkansas river at JaclZSonporl
with light-Watcr packets FOR Batesv lie and all
points on upper white river; also for Poca-
hOntas, Pcwhatfan, and all points on Black
river This line will give through bills OF
lading Ia Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points on White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
sengers through to all above points. Freight
received at all times by the agents.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President,
AGENTS: ELLIOTT & MILLER,
No. > Promenade RSrest.
T. a. KEN DIG,
jelS G0i Front ST.. Mosby AlooE.
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HARDWARE.
NOTICE.

TE'aE copaItnership heretofore existing an
/ der the name of MCCOMBS & CO., has
been renewed ana continued. uluier the
name and style oG McCOnbs, Keller & Byrne=.
Memphis, July TO- lst9,