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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-01
THE G1oR1ous WEsr.-The follow

THE GLORIOUS WEsT.-The follow
ing amusing burlesques of the style OF
journalism prevalent in the far West
were copied recently into an English
paper, with severe comments upon the
shocking condition Of the American bar
barians of the Plainst:
4 little bit of romance has Just trans
pired to relieve the monotony OF our me-
tropolitan life. Old Sam Choggins, whom
the editor of this paper has SO often pub
lcly thrashed, has returned from Mud
Springs with ii young wife. lie ls said
to be very fond of her, and the way he
got her was Ibis: Sometime ago we
courted her, but duding she was on the
make. threw her off, after shooting her
brother and two cousins She vowed re-
! venge, aud promised to marry any man
who would horsewhip US. This, Sam
agreed to undertake, and she married
him on that promise We shall call on
Sam tomorrow with our new shots gun.
and present our congratulations in our
usual form.-Hangto,cn Gabbet.
| \ stranger, wearing stovepipe hat
| and a boiled shirt arrived in town yes
terday, and put up at the Nugget House.
The boys are having a good time with
| that hat this morning The funeral will
take place at two o clock. Dog Rancho
is unhealthy for swells.-Dog Rancho
Weekly Ho,rl.
4 painful accident occurred in Frog
Gulch, which has cast wet blanket of
gloom over hitherto joyous, whisky
loving community. Dave Sprigscr-or,
as he is familiarly called, Murderer Dave
got drunk at his usual hour yesterday,
| and, as is his custom, took down his gun
and started after the fellow who went
home with his girl the night before. He
found him at breakfast with his wife and
13 children. After killing them he start
ed out to return, but being weary stum-
bled and broke his leg. DR.. Bill found
| him in that condition, and having no
wagon at hand to convey him to town,
| shot him to put him out of his misery.
Dave was dearly loved by all who knew
him, and his loss is Democratic gain.
He never disagreed with any but Demo
Gratis, and would have materially reduced
the vote of that party had he not been SO
untimcly cut off-,Stslsiyou Knock Dotcn
A child of Whisky Ben had an alter
cation with the Methodist preacher over
at Michigan Gully last Sunday, and ended
the discussion by caving in his Abolition
head. The boy was presented with new
revolver by the Cumberland Presbyteri-
ans.-4Stars and Stripes.
The scoundrel who tipped over our
Office last month will be hung tomorrow,
and no paper will be issued next day
Calaueras ,Shrteker.
Four babies who had been put into the
cage at He'll Shaft, yesterday, while their
mothers played game of draw, climbed
over the side. We did not Learn who
won the last pot.-Nigyer Hill Patriot
There is man in town who claims to
be the man who killed Sheriff White
some months ago We consider him an
impostor, seeking admission into society
above his level. and we hope people will
stop inviting him to their houses.-Frog
Spring Herald
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Methusaleh did not live so long as he
might have done had he attended to good
advice; for it is written that he was Sleep
ing on the ground when well stricken in
years, when an angel came and told him
that if he would rise up and build himself
a house to lie in: he would live FIVE hum
dred years more. Methusaleh made
answer that it was not worth while to
take a house for so short term! And so
he died before he was Q thousand years
old.
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There are only twenty-six missionaries
among all the Indians of our country,
while they number between three and
four hundred thousand.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-05-01

General Stoneman has been ordered TO
the Pacific Coast with his regiment.
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STATE NEWS.

. Nj. and Mrs. Weller, of Nashville,
were chlorOformed and robbed on Monday
night last.
Secretary Fletcher says that not one
fourth of the candidates AVE filed the
oath required by the franchise law.
The Hon. Edmund Cooper has ac-
cepted the nomination for Senator from
Bedford and Marshall.
The Paris intelligence predicts that
Mr.. Etheridge Will be elected ~by an
overwhelming majority"
The Knoxville Press and Herald
SAYS Bishop Feehan will temporarily
leave his charge in a few days, to be alb
sent during the summer and fall, on a
visit to Rome.
A stranger was run over and killed
the other day by a train on the East Ten
nessee and Virginia Railroad. The re-
mains were decently inferred at the eN-
pense of the Company.
The Nashville Banner says: Those
people who noticed the arrival of soldiers
Saturday and Sunday, and connected
Herewith any political significance were
very wide of the mark.
A negro named Henry Exon was
knocked down and shot TO death, near
Jackson last Tuesday, by a young man
named James Young, who was aided and
abetted by one VIM. LOnguire.
On Monday last Deputy United
States Marshal McSrary and Lark Gam
ble, acting for the Collector of the Knox
vile District, brought into Knoxville a
whisky stin which had been running in
violation of the Internal Revenue laws.
We learn that the State Superin-
tendent has received reports which show
that in thirty counties, or about one-third
of the counties in the State, 73,0 600 chill
dren Of the State have been in attendance
upon her free schools.
The Nashville Press and Times says
the wOrkhouse of that city IS to be turned
over TO the Metropolitan Police. The
saving to be effected by this arrangement,
it is thought, will amount to nearly $780,
600 a year.
The Knoxville Press and Herald
of Tuesday V Yesterday the through
freight train on the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad. coming west, cOllided
with a construction train about q mile
this side of Russellville, damaging both
engines and breaking up several ears.
were informed that the freight train
passed Russellville some fifteen Minutes
ahead of time, hence the accident.
\ man by the name of Fitzpatrick,
residing near Nashville, on Monday last
dragged his wife out of bed and beat her
in such a way as to lead to her death
Immediately. The Bonner says
this fellow was arrested a short time ago
shooting a man named Martin in the
leg. and he is now under bono TO await
trial for this deed. A day or two ago the
villain deliberately beat a grown daughter
with a billet of wood.
A correspondent of the Nashville
honest Registrar, and we will poll about
1900 votes. Out of this amount Stokes
will not receive, at a liberal estimate, eX-
ceeding $50 votes, leaving Senter a major
ity Of 1900 votes in this county. We will
elect Faulkner in this district TO the Sem
ate, and Barton to the House, triumph
antly and overwhelmingly. Radicalism
is so dead in Cannon county, that the
trumpet of the A~rchangel Gabriel viii
never awake it.
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against the banks Id Howards-

motions against the banks of Howards-
vile, Scottville, Monticello, Phillippi and
PottsylVania, and the Central, OF Virginia,
for Injunction and the appointment of re-
ceivers, have been set for argument in the
Chamber, before Judge UNDERWOOD IN
Alexandria, onthe Both and 3lsta
month. The suits are brought by HoYey
q Terry against these banks, n II Is sald
that over seventy Thousand dollars IS in
volyed.
The exhibition ofpOstages stamps re-
Gently held in oneof the apartments Of the
Paris Mint attracted great attention. The
finest display was made by England with
her thirtV-fOur colonies, each one having
a different design on h stamps. The
United States ranked next on account of
the beauty Of the designs. The Turkish
stamps merely contain the year of the
fight of MahOmmed, the year of the reign
of the Sultan, and the value of the stamp
In oriental characters. Finland COM
menced 10 issue stamps in 1868.
A dispatch from London, Of the
2sth, says: To-day the Harvard crew
rOwed twice on the river in their Ameri-
can boat, and created a favorable impress
sion. The style of rowing was good, al
though the pace was considered rather
slow. The Oxford crew called upon the
Harvard's during the day, and fixed the
race for the 23d Of August, or on n of the
following DAYS. The members Of he
Harvard will practice daily until the race
comes off.
Col. Warren, the Fenian, and Mr..
J. D. O'Connell waited upon Secretaries
Boutwell, and Robson n Attorney Gen
eral Hoar Thursday, and told them of the
wrongs indicted upon the Fenian prison.
ers in England. They intend to lay the
matter individually before every member
of the Cabinet. Attorney General Hoar
was at all gracious to them, and lntima-
ted that the invaders of canada were set
of thieves and robbers.
The New Albany (Ind.) Commercial
saws: If there is anything in the signs of
the times, politically, Hon. Themes A.
Hendricks, of Indiana, is likely to be the
next Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency. 1t is very evident that the West
will 90 up to the next National Demo-
cratic Convention almost, if not quite,
unanimous for him.
The Paducah KeHtUckiGn of Wednes-
dav saws: One of the largest and most
brilliant meteors ever seen in this our
try passed over Paducah about 9 O'Clock
on Sunday night. Its light rivaled that
of the sun. 1t seemed as large as the
moon, and was in sight a considerable
time before it burst into brilliant frag-
mpntS.
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NOTICE.

ON THURSDAY, August the 5th, 1869, as
county of Shelby, State of Tennessee, 1 will
open and hold an election. according TO law,
Shelby and city of Memphis, for Governor,
Senator, Floater and Representatives for
their respective districts; and have appointed
the following Judges, Clerks and Deputy
Commissioners TO hold the same:
FIRST DIsTRICT-AT STEPHEN ENGLIsH's.
Deputy Commissioner, w D.. Gather.
Judges-J. W. Gragg, John Poole, j. W. SeS-
som. Clerks-C. NJ. Fried, Robert Kicks.
SECOND DIsTRIcT-AT NELSON WELLS.
Deputy Commissioner, W. P. York. Judges,
A. ID. Hunter, T. r.. Nelson, W. ;. Ncblin.
Clerks-W. c. Ward, VIM. Nelson.
THIRD DIsFRICT-AT BOTTOMS STORE.
Deputy Commissioner, W. ]. A Bell.
JudgeS-S. S. Wynn, =. r. Duncan, f.. NJ.
Bateman. Clerks-W. Houze, $. ]. GOldsby.
FOURTH DIsrRICT-AT III UNION CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner, 7. :. Giles. Judges,
VIM. Stovally K. NJ. Vaughan, James Carroll.
Clerks-W. I. Leftwiek, T. W. Hines.
SIXTH DIsTRICT-AT RALEIGH.
Deputy Commissioner, w. II. Moncrief.
judges. NJ. Coleman, II. b. Willeford, T..
NJ. Ward. Clerks-H. r. Fuller, B.. W. Pryor.
EVENT. DIsFRIcF-Ar BARTLETT.
Deputy Commissioner, F.. W. Caldwell.
JudgeS-J. h. Mercer, W. b. Williamson, r.
s. Taylor. Clerks-Willy Ward, W. 5. Magee.
EIGHTH DIsTBICr-AT SHELBY DEPOT.
Deputy COMMISSIONS John James. Judges,
VIM. Griffin, Silas Wherry, G. Il. English.
:. Herring, W. Z. Thompson.
NINTH DIsTRfCT-AT -FIsHERVILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, w H. Webber.
JudgeS-John F. Cranberry, j. NJ. Brooks, NJ.
l.. Williams. Clerks-I. w. Strong, u. p.
Strong.
ENrH DIsTRICT-AT Co~LLIERvILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, H. Irby. Judges.
G. Moore, j. NJ. Fleming, Jesse Applewhite.
Clerks-J w. kOen, A. ;. StFatten.
ELEVENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Deputy Commissioner, s. a. Rhodes.
.Judges-W. P. Winford, Robert Weir, ]. e..
Coils. Clerks-W. p. Webb, Wm. Carter.
TWELFTH DIsTRICT-AT MECHANICSVILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, Doyle Pearson.
Judges-Wm. Connell, J.. W Elam, G. o. Bun
tyn. Clerks-D. II. Htldebrand, j.. Clarifies.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRICT-AT ARNOLD's.
Deputy Commissioner, f. c. Stephenson.
Judges-Jas. Levi, w. L. Sundis, W. \. Doc
ley. Clerks. e. JaeObi, II. II. Dooley.
DISTRICT.
Will vote at the Ninth ward in the city.
10TH DIsTRICT-AT WHITE STATION.
deputy Commissioners, j. G. Harvey. Judges,
J. II. Goodlett, w. Il. Horne, JOS. L. Mason.
CIerks-A. @ Gates, r. D. Goodwyn-
nth DIsTRIcT-AT MccoNNELL's cHURc
Deputy Commissioner, ThoS. d. Massey.
Judges, A, NJ. Stout, Jerry Massey, Amos
Roarch, Clerks, Roht. Stone, VIM. Ralston.
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IT is matter Of eongratulation with
ali good citizens, that Judge HUDSON,
Of the Criminal Court, and Nj. HoR-
RIGAN, Attorney General, have been
SO industrious in their positions as to
clear the docket of the names, and the
Jail Of the persons, of many Of the
worst criminals that have ever dis
graeed this city. More than thirty such
have already been sent to the Peni-
tertiary, two or three of them within
a week ofthe day Of their crime. So
summary and just a disposition Of the
rascals who have been a terror to the
community, has already been felt and
is operating very much toward main
tanning the peace and dignity Of The
city. Judge HUDSON and Attorney
General HoRREeAN have the thanks
Of ali classes of our citizens, and may
be assured that in the administration
Of Justice without fear or favor, and
without reference to the social stand
ing or political influence of criminals,
they will be fully sustained.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

transient advertisements, first Insertion, 81
each subsequent insertion 80 cents per
Square.
Advertisements in Want or Rent column ~
cents per line each insertion.
Double column advertisements = per cent
additional to ordinary rates.
Local notices, fourth page, % cents per lin
for each insertion.
CITY items, second page, IS cents per line eseh
insertion.
special notices, third page, 10 cents per lin
each insertion
NoDtblv advertisements, s. for first, and s for
each additional Square.
Advertisements inserted a. intervals. 10 De
charged . per cent: additional Ia proper
-AS1n1pciDe Candidates for State, County and
Municipaf Offices, $40 each, 10 Dc Pald IN az
vance in every instance
Msrriaues and Deaths are published as news
but Complimentary notices OF Marriages,
tributes of Respect, Obituaries ana Funeral
Notices, viii be charged as other advertise
ments.
ofCharitable or Benevolent Societies. viii
be charged half price.
SrS1,AY APPEAL,-Advertisements inserted
in the SUNDAY APPEAL VIII be charged one
sixth additional
WEEKLY APPEAL.-kdvertisements inserted
DAILY rates. In both DAILY and WEEKL
one fourth of rates.
In an cases all advertisements are cOhSloeEeu
due after FIRST insertion.
ASauare is the space occupied by eight hnes
OF solid nOnpareiL.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Cor on Public Events, solicited
nom every part of the United states
HEATING, ENGLISH co.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
viii Open on ths Ist Of Iune Next.

1T IS capable of accommodating from 1850
4 to 1900 visitors.
The buildings were erected at a cost of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, and are large
and commOdious COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
Tka climate is delightful, the air pure and
bracing, and the scenery -nsurpassed in
beauty BY any ~ the mountains Of Virginia.
The grounds are extensive and covered with
beautiful shade tFees,
The entire premises have b6sE thoroughly
repaired sud painted ana neSly f4Fgtshed,
from Kitchen 10 parlOf.
Extensive baths, billiard and bowling s2
loons-ali newly erected.
Livery stables.
P~ost-ofhce, express, telegraph and ticket
offices, communicating with all points North
and South. are on the premises.
The tables are supplied with every deiicacy
Of this and other market
The cellars are stocked with choice wines
and liquors.
BJ Passengers will purchase tickets to BIG
.TUHEEL. on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, ghep the ears on the Springs
Branch railroad, heloBSiDg tothe proprietors,
will land passengers alsoe;lT ~ the reception
house.
BOARD:
Per Day, So 90; Per Week, SO; Per Month, so.
For longer period and large parties, special
rates will be charged. Address
WILSON & L0RENTZ,
mavG9 PrOpFietOF.g
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get up again to three, we need not
run crazy On the subject of making
too much; especially when, as the
gentleman asserts, "The South needs
labor, and will need it more and more
every year, for the negro race is
doomed" We would advise MI.
IRRELEVANT to put this and that to-
gether. Nobody hurt.
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ORCHARD SPRINGS,
Twenty-oue Hours from Memphis, Connect
ing at Lebanon Iuneiion---The only
Change Of Cars.

THIS favOrite place of Summer resort Is
situated on the Louisville and Knoxville
Railroad, within four or i've hours of the
former place, nearthe baseOf the mountains,
several hundred feet above Louisville, where
YOU have the pure air, together
with the finest mineral and medicinal waters
in the West-amOng which is the GREAT
AMERICAN Epson.
For a full analysis of the waters OF 'vari-
Gus Springs, examine circulars, which may
be found at The DrugstOres of Mansfield &
Higbee, or SteeYer, corner OF Second and
Madison streets. JeS
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
THURSDAY MORNING, ; : July 20, 1868
X
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Ex-PREsrDENT JOHNSON APPOINTMENTS.
Al the request of many of the people IN
the several localities, ex-PresIdent john
son has consented to address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places
Jonesboro, Friday. July so.
Blountvine, Saturday, July 81.
MaryviIle, Monday, August :.
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WE publish elsewhere the particu-
lars of the late accident ON the Mem
phis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Rail-
road. We have the fact that the train
fell through the trestle about eight
miles South of GAINESVILLE, that five
persons had been killed and twenty
five been wounded, but nothing
to indicate at door the calamity
is to be laid. We are there
fore left to conjecture that the
structure was worn, deeayed
and unserviceable, and that the
Company has been criminally negli-
gent in not long since repairing it, or
that the State Receiver, who has been
in charge of this road until within a
few months, is censurable for a cOndi-
ton of the trestle work it was his
duty to have reported upon. We
trust the jury of inquest will investi-
gate the facts thoroughly, and that
the Grand Jury of Montgomery cOun-
ty will sift it so as TO I'M
cover the parties responsible, and
that whoever they may be
they viii be visited with the utmost
rigors of law. On the other hand if
it was unavoidable the Company and
others involved should be fully yindi-
Gated. Let us have full justice in this
matter after the most painstaking in
v~nstiOatiOO
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WE have received from Gen. HI
Ram WAILRIDGE, President, the
circular and pamphlet of the Mediter-
ranean and Oriental Steamship Com
pany, chartered by the Legislature of
New York, capital S2O,00O,OOO, which
proposes to put on a line of steamers
to run from New York and Norfolk to
Cadiz, Marseilles, Genoa, Leghorn
and Port Said. One Objects to bring
labOrers from southern Italy, from
Egypt, and through the Isthmus of
Suez, from China, landing them at
Southern ports. 1t is also proposed to
transport direct 10 those ports the
fifty millions of dollars worth of the
products of the Southern States which
annually find their way to Southern
Europe, through England and France,
the steamers bringing back on their
return voyages, in addition to passen-
gers, tropical fruits and other products
of the countries bordering on the
Mediterranean.
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FROM the above it will be seen that we
il have become the Successors of Messrs. F..
Robbins & Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience in
this trade induces MS to rely Upon a o0ntinu-
n offheyefy liberal patronage bestowed
upon'buf predecessors. We propose to keep
on hand a stock well adapted tolthe wants OF
az alltlmes 70 gffef great iRdncenentst TO T
chaser5.
BARBOUR WILDER & SIMPSON.
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ARROW TIE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.


THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
il tween r.. W. Price and a. B. Treadwell,
under the style of Price q Treadwel, is dis
solved by the Withdrawal OF K. w. Price, TO
date from the LIST inst. Either one is author
lied is collect and receipt for debts due the
late 6rm. Z. M:kkiCk
.Ew FIRM-FREADWELL BROS. having
IN bought the interest OF Col. II. W. Price
in the late firm of Price & Treadwell, will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business, al
the old stand, No. ID Union street, Lee Block,
under firm style of Treadwell Bros, where
they will be pleased to see the old friends OF
the late firm, and as many ones as may be
pleased to cali. A. b. TREADWELL.
R.A. TREADWELL.
BID. TREADWELL.
Memphis, Tenn. July 8, 1869. jy4
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THE CANVASS.

APPOINTMENTS IN MIDDLE AND WEST
TENNESSEE.
The candidates for Governor agree
to the following appointments, tO-wit:
SheIbvviIle, Thursday, July 10Th.
Nashville, Saturday, July Slst.
The above appointments we agreetO.
W. B. STOKES,
d. W. C. SENTER.
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SPRINGS, 1869.

THIS favOrite Sun.nfzr Resort, situated In
BlOunt county, East TenHSssee, viii be
opened for the reception Of visitors Sa IRE
FIRST Of JUNE. The marked beneficial re-
salts attending the use of these waters, in
fuaettQnal arrangements of the Liver, Bow
els. KfdlasVs and Skin. and the cure of Chronic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties.
Tho buildings as E9ntvale are now being
repaired. rehtted and reSGtgted, and every
ries Tor enjoyment and recreation at fhS AeEt
watering places viii be fOuudh here. The IA
~eiiifies for reaching MOntvale this season are
inefsagad b the extension of the Knoxville
and Charleston Railroad, and regular trains
are running 70 Aaryyille, whence passengers
are conveyed in cgGeL[ 70 the springs, n1ne
miles distant.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per day, g 50. Psg geek,
SIG per month, $50.
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
and description of waters, etc,
les d&w JOS. L. KING. Knoxville, Tenn.
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ST. JoUTs MUTUAL LIVE INSURANCE COL
STATE Agency QFFIcE. 43 iMADIsoNSFy
MKNPHIs, fzES., JGnei 1851
THE e-opartnership Observation-Disclosures ~
der the name off. G. L0NSDALE q CO.,
is this day dissolved by the retirement Of
Capt. B. y. Willie. The business will be con-
Quoted in future by J. G.. LOnsdafe and New
ton 8. Otfs, under the name of LONSDALE&
OTIS len fkW
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DISSOLUTION.

TTSHE firm OF .BavIiss, Rverltt & Co. IS dis
solved. The business VIII be closed up
at their office, S6 Front street,
Messrs. T.. w. Everitt 4 Co.. VIII cohlnhe
the fmDorting and Commission business, at
No, 10 Union street.
Viz %, IA Ateh.
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WE would suggest, as a candidate
for superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton for the State, w. w. GATES, Esq,
for many years editor of the jackson
West 7eEglessee WBig. He is a gentle
man eminently well qualified for the
position. So far as we know, there is
at present no other than a Stokes
Radical candidate in the field.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE arm OFF. ROBBINS s BRADLEY, OF
Il Memphis and New York, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
Will be signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good viii
of the business has been odd y QnYeYe to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER 4 sIMPz0N,
who win conduct in Memphis the business,
their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence Of the public is respectfully So
licited.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
As Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY.
23 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
nafad af MRmnnig- AprilS "a. l2h9