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nl4- DIR. WIN. BOYD, PRACTICAL
~ Physician and Phrenologist. has had an
experience , q nearly twenty ays years, and man.
gives ADVICE TO ladies and gentlemen about to get
mhrried how to choose eSnEenial eompanions for
suited 70 their eapacityi aud also gives dell nea-
ton and chart of character to any wh2 may favor
enue. between First and beeond streets west.
once hours from9 to l2a. m, and 3toe ep. m.
The national Republican., 1869-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHiSeToS, January 20, lsoo.-Jsy Cooke
b 90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securitiesI
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monster peace festival concert, will be
the largest building in America III der
n root, will require 100000 feet OF
/ mber II. its construction, will be 300 by
500 fer, and will cover between three
and four ares ofground, or about 1901 OO
feet. There will also be used in the work
rs tons OF rails, aud between four and
FIVE tons OF other iron-work, such as
bolts, braces, etc. To cover the roof, 30
as to make it water. proof, 80 tons OF
tsrred psper will be used. All outside
foundations are 5 by 6 feet and Is inches
thick center foundations supporting the
roof, S feet square, and Is inches thie k,
al bsdded in solid gravel, making in all
500 foundation supports. At y hight Of
so feet there will be 1900 feet OF continu-
Gus wiDdows, Eve feet high, all made to
run on rollers, for ventilation, consisting
OF $500 feet OF glass. In the upright Of
! the building there are to be 1868 lights of
glass. Ingress and egress are made safe
add easy by II dOorwsys, "a feet wide.
It viii have a seating capacity for tbs
easy accommodation of IS 800 spectators,
and standing room beneath the gallery
4! and promenade for an immense number.
rhe conductor of the concert will stand
240 feet distant from the remotest singer.
TO complete the building will require TO-
600 days work, or q little over 27b yes s
by o single man, but with the | r e force
at work on it, 1t will be finished by the
10Th Of June.
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ne sY YORK.

New York, April 18-The Herold't
Washington special say It is conf.
IDENTIFY declared that President Grant has
directed nremptory demand to be made
u pom the Spanish authorities in Cuba for
the immediate release Of the brig Mary
Lowell, aud the two hundred passengers
taken from the brig Lizzie Major. 1t is
said that Secretary Fish has already tel
egrsphed instructions to our Repre- senta-
tive in Cubs to make this demand with
out dslay, and on refusal to comply
promptly, will be followed by hostile de-
mons,ratiOns from our naval squadron
cruising in the vicinity.
Last evening a party said to be
Philip Harwood was arrested here,
suspected of being implicated In tbs
recent burglary and robbery of one
million dollars in Philadelphia.
Orders have been received at the Navy
Yard, in Philadelphia, for the imme-
diate ftting out of three monitor iron.
ciadss which are now ~ the Navy Yard
for repairs.
The Executive Committee, having
in charge the erection of . monument
to Humboldt, in Central Park, have re-
ceivsd an Offer from the King Of Prussia
Of the privilege Of casting of a bust from
q being made in Berlin.
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4 iron, possibly not worth more than sIO
in the rough, and by the appliances Of
mechanical art and skill has manufac-
a. tured from it an implement highly
useful to MAJ and probably worth every
"cent charged for it. The 5000 which
~has reached Springfield goes into tie
Is pockets Of the manufacturer and the
" mechanics employed in his factory and
" il by them distributed TO merchants,
" ~tsilGis, ~shoemakers, millers, msn-
"ufaeturers of furniture and house
hold utensils, carpenters, brick
"masons, plasterers, painters, mill
timers, hotel Ike parr, carriage ma
"kers, in short throughout the whole
community assisting every branch of
I" trade and industry. 1 grant that the
{" ten dollars received by cur merchant
"has gone the same way, but it lie not
" enough to do any considerable good.
sin other words selling threshers will
"not build up a town, but managdctur.
sing them will. The city of Springfield,
"Ohio, is 3 case in point. A few years
"ago an inconsidersble village it has
"Row attained 3 population Of sixteen
+" thousand, with spacious stores, elegant
" mansions, imposing churches, and a
magnificent opera house-sll due to
" the large manufactures OF agricultural
'timplements established there.
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Of State, that they were certain Of APP
pointment.
THE HUNGRY SWARM
The floor of the Senate chamber is
daily crowded before noon by anxious Of
6ce-seekers whose nominations are pend
ing. The hungry swarm was larger thar
ever to-day, over one hundred persons
being in waiting to button-h o Senators
on their appearance in the hall.
HENRY VAN AERNAM,
the new Commissioner OF Pensions, is Ia
the city, but will not enter on the dis
charge of his duties before the first OF
May. Gov. Cox, the late Commissioner,
will hold over until that time, having
rendered his resignation to take effect
upon the qualification OF bis successor.
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS.
Samuel Fisher, the new Commissioner
of Patents, is in the city, but has nos We;
entered upon the discharge OF his duties.
He left for his home in Cincinnati this
evening, for the purpose OF settling az
his private R~ffsirs, AMI will return here
about the latter part Of next week to en-
ter upon the discharge OF his duties.
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sENTER FOR ESFR1YC4TEEurr

- 11 ~ - EA Il
The present Governor of Tennessee is
reported to have INDUCED in the follow
Tag outburst OF patriotism in Sumner
county
FeUO00- Citizens Of the County of Sum
neT: A sense of Justice 70 you and of
duty to myself has prompted me to sp-
pear before you to-day. I address you as
fellow citizens, for you are nay fellow
citizens q though nov disfrsnehised
ana prevented from exercising the higa
privilege OF free men st the ballot. box.
L say TO you this infamous resfriction
shall no longer exist in Tennessee. TAp-
piause The handouts shall be struck
from your free-born lirnbs. loud q
plaIse 1t has been sSid That . he who
would be free, himself aust strike the
blow" and / propose to strike with YOU
Ior a restoration Of yORr equal rights SIS
ciuzens OF our coennon conntry. Let
bhe press q people demand equal and
xae justice, q il shall be granted.
If these sentiments are in truth
those Of Gov. SENTER, he is ia q posi-.
ton to accomplish the result promised.
We see no reason TO doubt that he really
uttered them. We have been informed
BY those who know him, that he is Alto
gether a different man from his pre-
decessor, and Is capable of enter
tanning noble and juA opinions.
We also are informed TIA. be has the
manliEess 10 redeem any pledges he
makes. All coed men will approve and
support him in this position. He Elm, if
he will, effect the acknowledgements Of
the people of Tennessee. In achieving
this resnlt1 he will do more fox the solid
sud lasting peace of the State and her
prosperity than e thousand RBowNLows.
II he desires the quietade OF cur people
and their estesm, let hiun execute the
promises made to the people Of Sum.
ner county. He viii had that the
disfranebised masses OF Tennessee
hsve hearts that will respond in
Kindness to friends as promptly as these
hearts retrrn the hatred Of foes.
Whoever shall aid in their deIiverance
from the foul and unmanly expressions
now put upon them, viii realize for him
self a reputation and regard that will
render 20 him an honorable life and a
name that ven the grave will not en-
tlrely Obscure.
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MANUFACTURER


From nearly every center Of populs-
ton in our State there the cheer
ing call for manufactures and population.
Nashville, Murfrees6oTn, Knoxville, and
latterly Jackson ia our own section, have
made a move in tbs direction whs1os
riches e3a2ate. In imitation OF o good
example set by Knoxville Zone that
Memphis might follow with proft) the
people Of Jackson have established an
Industrial Association" ameug the
officers Of which we recognizs many OF
the leading gentlemen of the town. The
immediate object of this association is to
aid in the building up Of Jackson and
Madison county, and incidentally to as
sist in the growth and prosperity OF West
Tennessee. The Executive Committee
is composed of W. NJ. DUNAwAY,
HERvY BROWN, ALEX. w. CAMPBELL
MILTON Brown, ST., and W. W. GATES
At the last meeting Of the Association,
on Monday last, this Committee wa5 in
strueted TO draft ga circular for general
circulation, showing q complets exhibit
90 our section OF the State, comprising
its climate, health, soil, resources, aud
adaptation to agriculture and manu-
T" facturesi also the disposition Of our
"psople towards immigrants, and North
"ern people generally, settling amongst
Hthem.n
The Murfreesboro NeWs, urging manu-.
features upon the attention Of the people
OF that town, Tags dOOR the rule th1t IL
as The PRODUCTION Of values rather than
the handling ofthem MSt makss toa0as
and cities rich, giving this pertinent il u.s.
ration, which we commend to the atten-
ton Of our readers. It says: "a farmer
ain Rutherford county desiring to pro-
"cure a thresher applies to one Of our
merchants who deals in agricultural
"implements, and it is procured for him
"from q mandatory in. the Northern
Estates. The merchsnt gets bis COM
" mission for selling (say 500, which
81 becomes q part OF the sggre-
"gate wealth of this community
"but the price Of the thresher, (say
$780, has gone, possibly to Springf cid,
"OhiO, to increase by that amount the
{" prosperity and wealth of that city
"and justly 30, for a manufacturer there
: taking a certain amount Of wood and
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mi MISSISSIPPI RIVEE RAILROAI

The MISSISSIPPI RIVEK RAILROAD.
We learn from the D~yersburg Gazette
that the County Court Of Dyer county
will meet at noon to-day, for the purpose
of considering the question OF county aid
to the Mississippi River Railroad. The
opposition of Newberne and other points
has been dispelled, and we learn that the
people Of the whole county have become
clamorous for the enterprise. The amount
Of appropriation asked for ia, We believe,
$4,000, which, with the aid from the
other counties along the line, the private
subscriptions and the State aid granted,
lie sufficient for its rspid construction.
We hope the Dyer County Court will at
this time be equal 10 the demands Of the
people they represent, and grant the aiG
ssked for. If Obion, already interested
by three railroads, can afford to assist
b isenterprise, surely Dyer, without any,
can better DO so. We shall be much dis
appointed if Dyer does not decide this
too-loDg-considered question in favor OF
the railroad.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, April 1S-Three fremen
buried in the ruins OF the IA Mcclellan
sliey fire last night, were extriested this
morning. Geo. Bentz aud Jas. w.
Somers we're reached about 2 O'Clock,
the former severely injured about the
head and shoulders and rendered help
less in left leg. Somers badly bruised
and terribly burned from his hips % bis
feet. The body Of Mrs. Mob ide was
reaches sbout 4 O'Clock. She was dead,
her Geek having been broken by a
IA Ing timber; several others were seri-
ou3'y Injured with broken ribs AMI severe
~eontusions. Chief ASSISTANT VIM. c.
Rose was alive 81 : o'clock tonight.
Seventeen iiremen w,re on the sscord
floor OF the building when q large caim-
ney fell, crushing a portion of the build
ing. The building was one Of the Oldest
in The city, and was built of imported
brick, aud setI to have been the head
quarters Of GsB. Kessink at a period ia
the Revolutionary war.
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Sweet and PalatabIe to the Taste.

TTisa well known fact TO cur physicians that
4 Quinine must be taken in some form ss
antidote to chills, fever and the malarial poi
to invsliGs t. know that this. the most bitter
of all medicines, can be prepared IN the form
Of q
LIQUID O r Pc r,
So as to deprive It entirely OF It's bitterness. ard
render IL both sweet and pleasant TO the taste,
even to infants and Children.
This valuable medicine can be found, ready
prepared a. all hours, at tee Drug Emporium
Qate ]. =. WATSON q Co.. Nc. 3IS Nam street.
To Physicians we would say,
Our Prescription Department
Is thoroughly complete. Our assistants IN at
tendsnee are graduates In pharmsey, thus a.
ford nR q guarantees Of skill and care in els.
peusipR medicine aud in prescribl ng the above
PREPARATION. Physicians win please E1fte the
symbol S. @. ID. Tor QuiniaD uieis) and numbsr
nf grains, also whether In a powder CT IiquiI
form.
everything pertaining ta the trade. Ladies' and
Gentlemen viii md arare selection of genuine
Lubiu's, Coudrayis and other
Extracts, Perfumes, POmaaes, Rte.,
And ali other toilet articles of recent imDortx.
ton worthy their attention. II will Afford "a
plea ure 10 wait IN our acquaintance and
others, as ia years past.
The wholesale trade supplied a. usual.
WATSON, hMELSER q co.,,
apli ss Main stseh
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, April 1S.-The building OF
gunboats for service in the waters OF
Cu5s is going on with great expedition,
and it is expected they will be completed
and reasy TO sail by the end OF June
next.
Differences have arisen in the Cabinet
In regard to the Customs, and it is prob
able that Figu2sls, the Minister OF FL.
nance, and other members of the Gov.
eminent, will resign in conseq uenee of
the lis 3greement.
II is reported that Prince Frederick
Charles OF Prussia, and the Duke OF Lux
snburg will be put forward as candidates
for the throne Of Spain.
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MEiTPNIS Appeal.
moxDAr nOENISe, APRIL Is. S
TO P~RINrERs-FoR SALE.

about three hundred pounds Of Long
Primer type as good as Rea0 siT hundred
and fifty pounds Of Brewer; JfUe hundred
and fifty pounds Of MonpaTid; and a
JeI0 extra fonts and material 0Oith aOhich
to fit Oua a first class country newspaper
Office. applications addressed to the
undersigned S0ithin the nerE tWo o0eeES
WW reoeiUe prompt attention.
AINSLIE, HEATING & GO.
Appeal Office.
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ANp RIVERS

CAIRO, April 1s.-Up-Kellogg, Min
ME, 2p.m.; r. E. Lee, 5 pm. Down
RubicOu, 2 pm.
The river fell 9 inches. The weather
is cloudy.
C~INCINNATI, April is. Arrived -
Louisiana.
Weather cloudy and warm. There is
"a feet ia the chsnnel, and falling.
LOUISVILLE, April 18.-Up-Clifton.
Down-Haie.
River falling, with s feet 9 inches ia
the canal. Weather cloudy and warm,
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HAVANA.

HAvAEA, April 1S.-Ths Catalonian
volunteers arrived to-day from Spain,
and were received with immense en-
thusiasm on landing. They were es-
oorted to their barracks by the regular
volunteer troops, and 8 large civic pro-
c~sssion, which passed through the prin-
cipal streets. The city was gaily deco
rated, and triumphsl arches spsnned the
streets on the line of march. Two me-
groes were among the spectators, who
ejNculated "Vive Cespedes," aud were
instantly killed.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.-With this
mornings issue the publication of the
New Orleans Crescent ceased, having
been purchased by G. a. Weed, for some
time the real though not nominal pro-
pTietor Of the New Orleans Times. The
/ Crescent and Times have besn CONSOLE
datad
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TIE Supreme Court of the S.ate OF Ohio has
lately decided that the Gaslight Conn., ANY OF
Cincinnati has notNan ex sInsive right TO Z So
the streets for gas pipes &nd thai the City Coun-
ell has q right, within reason, u reguiate the
price ofgas. This Is the first really practical step
taken ia this country to remedy an evil co a.
mo- to every city in the Union.
How long before the city government
OF Memphis viii follow in the footsteps
of CiGcinnati and test the validitu of the
gas monopoly that now dictancS and
the people alike 2
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The plaintiff
in the siDg-Fuller Judicial proceed
ings in this district is not Thos. Ewing
as published.
It is nOw probable the Senate will ad.
jouEn about Wednesday.
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By Telegraph
CAIRO.

Special Dispatch to theAppeal.l
CAIRO, April IS.-Arrived: Rabicop,
ST. Louis to Vicksburg, 4 PM; Minnie,
Arkansas river to st. Louis, 4p.m.; KEEL
logg, New Orleans to st. Louis, 2 pm ;
r. E. Lee, New Orleans to Louisville, 5
pm.
River fell twelve inches. Weather
cloudy and very warm.
The John KUgour was compelled to
lay up ten miles above here on account
of high wind.
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF DOYLE WYLIE u THIS
day dissolved by consent. JAMES h.
DOYLE viii rsmsin al thelOld stand and con
time business for himself. and he alone Is su.
thor1zed 10 settle up the Old business, collect
and receipt for all claims owing 10 IT,
JAMES +. "
JOHN NYLIE.
Memphis. Aprn g. Ise. apI0
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTlON.
VIM. A. RGBiLSOn & Co., Western Foundry

IIHE undersigned, one OF the members of the
L above firm. hereby notihes the puoIie, that
said firm became Dissolve on the 23d of De-
cember. 1858, by proceedings in bankruptcy OF
ths senior partGer, W. A. Robinson, COM
meneei by him on said day. The said Robin
son, together with the remaining partners, r.
Nicholson andT B. Saunders, having, since said
dissolution, Notwithstanding the protests OF
the undersigned Illegally carried on the said
business; an order has been obtained in said
bankruptcy preceding, upon the petition OF
the UNDERSIGNED, bom the Hon. Connolly r.
Trigg. U. s. str ct Judge, ETC., adjourLing the
~reGurn-day OF the warrant, and nrst meeting
N said proceeding, until the first MONDAY in
May next, and notice issued TO said Nicholson
and SRurderSSo appear on said day, and show
cause why the said drm should not de declared
bankrupt.
This publication is made for the protection of
the public in dealing with said firm.
ap13 II. A.
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THE WEEKLY PAMELA STAR

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
Il try entirely tributary TO Memphis, snd has
8 circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
chants and business men generally VIII dnd it
70 their advantage 70 advertise in ths STAB
Address Pamela STAR,
oct FRnoia, Miss.
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Notice to the Pu6l6c.

EROA and after this date we viii not recog-
d nlzs any business transaction execu'ed or
entere = into by F. A. MERLE ia the name OF
the firm OF W. A. Robinson q Co., he having
for the past twelve months, and abSented him
self nom our Office since March 22d.
WIN. A. ROBINSON,
r. NICHOLSON,
THOMAS b SAUNDERS.
Memphis, April y, 1855.
Avalanche. Ledger and Post copy. apl2
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE DESoTo INSURANCE NJ Trust Co.,
MEMPHIS, -Nprfl Is, 1853.
THE Legislatures of Tcnnesse shaving anthor-
I lied the President and Dir setoTs OF the De-
Soto Insurance aud Trust Com pany to disoon-
Lnue the busin~ss Of Insurance. and adopt the
Banking business whenever 50 decides By 3
vote Of the stockholders theref0lNe, the Board
OF Directors ha We ordered an ele elton, to be
Ison street. on
Tuesday, 7st Day of June, 1869,
To test the sense OF the stockholders or that
question: Each ockho1de IS entitled to vote
10 pers n or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WM. NJ HARRINGTON, President.
:. Ct. LoEsDALE, Secretary. apis
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NEW ADvERTIsM'ENTs

MASONIC NOTICE.-A Spe-
NJ clal Assembly OF Eureka Council, ~
No 8, of Royal and Select Masters win Xxx
be held in their Council Chamber,I
Odd Fellows Building, on Monday Evening,
10Th kst, at s O'Clock. The attendance of ali
the Members Is desired, as busiuess Of Import
ance will come before the Council. Degrees
conferred etc.
All Royal and Select Masters are frsternally
invited. By order OF JOHN ZENT, 7. /. NJ.
n. J. WIGGR. Recorder. RpIS
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF Allen II. Morgan,
OF Memphis, in The county Of shelby and
state OF Tennessee, within said district, who
has been adiudgsd a Bankrupt upon his own
petition. by the District Court of said district.
Memphis, -Tennnessee, the l2th cay Of April,
A. D., 1853. WILLIAM y. CIkODE,
apis 2jH Assignee, Etc.
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10 whom it may concern /:

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West TennesSee. In the mat
ter OF Allen F. MoIg N, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
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To whom 1t may concern :

In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District of West Tennessee. In lie mat
ter Of Matilda q. Armour, Bankrupt. In
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of Matilda e. Armour,
or the county Of Shelby and State o: Ten
nessee, within said district, who has been adj
Judged a bankrupt upon her petition by
the District court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the l2tk day OF April,
AID, 1853. Z. IRODE
apis 10 2 Assignee. Etc.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment As assignee or J. ID. Otis, Of Mem
pills., in the county OF Shelby and state of Ten
neSsse, within said District, vino hSs been adj
Judged a bankrupt upon his creditors petition,
by Ths District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the l2th day OF April,
A. u. 1863. VILLA Y. CIRODE,
apis % assignee, Eic.
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It appears that nearly seven-eighths OF
the diplomatic and consular appoint
ments sent to the Ssnate ~yesterdsy were
made by Secretary Fish over the pros.
trate forms Of Washburne's nominees,
who had been assured by the latter, just
before he returned from the Department
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REWARD.

VIM. A. Wadsworth, Of Kentucky,
who Is nominated as q commissioned un-
der the new Mexican treaty to settle in
ternstional claims, is an ex-DemOcrstic
member Of Congress from that State, but
came out last summer in support OF
Grant. This commissionersaip is worth
three thousand dollars q year.
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10 the District Court of the Omitted States, for
the DlstrieE Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of j. ID Otis, individually, and as one of
the firm OF Oils & Co, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Ten 1essee-ss-
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The "Colissum," which they are
building In Boston for Gilmore's absurd