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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION NEWS.

Special Dispatches to Memphis Appeal
MAsoN's DEPOT, August ., 1869.
The vote pOlled here was very light.
Senter 50; Stokes 2i6.
PARIS, August 3, lS69.-The vote
poIled here was comparatively light.
Senter 404; Stokes Is.
CLARKsvILLE, August 6, lsG9.-
Precinct No. l9, Palmyra, gave Sen
ter l5I +; Stokes 5; Upton Is; Mcdowell
8; Hart 81; Homberg l53; White g.
Cheatham i53, Snd Jordan i. Pre-
cinct No. Is: SSenter l2li Stokes nix
Upton l23; Mcdowell nix; Hart ~;
Homberg I22; White nix; Cheatham
i19, JQFdQn zig,
BRowNsVm-LE, August 5, ls69.-A
large vote pOlled. Senter l94; Stokes
5G2; Mcdowell 565: Upton 4gO; Smith
6s5J Slaughter 4SSj Clark 5ili Austin
533.
BOLIVAR, August ., lSG9.-Thc
election passed of quietly. Conserva-
tive majority in county will be about
1900.
FREzEvANT, august ., ISIS
Heavy vote polled. AT three pre-
cincts 6g2, of which number Senter
received $50 and Stokes l53.
MILAN, August ;, lS69.-The vote
polled here was $40, of which Scnter
received BOG and Stokes -.
COLUMBIA, August a.-Ihree pre-
Clncts give Senter coo majority.
HUNBoLDT, August 5.-The vote
here to-day was heavy. Senior 100
aud Stokes only y.
Nashville, August 5.-rhe city
gives 6 majority for Stokes. Almost
the entire negro vote in the county
was concentrated in the city. The
county vii give about 2,HB majority
E9r sentcr, anu our entire legislative
ticket elected by a like vote. VIII
hanson gives 300, Giles 200O, Mont
gomery 1900, Robertson 2O00, Alaury
$500 TO 5000, Bedford 1000. Returns
rom liicRnan, Humphreys, BeatDn,
Stewart and the other counties are
Scattering, but indicate a clean sweep.
Our information from your section in
dicates similar results. We count on
! aUonserya awe legislature beyond a
Question. News from Hamilton,
Knox, McNinn, Washington and Sui
livan give Senter majorities. From
other parts of East Tennessee our
news Is meagsr. from the best infor-
ination we estimate Senttr's majority
al 10000 to 50,OuN. In this city bust
ness houses Wefe rlnsed, and every
body turned out. There was no dis
order of any sort. 1t was quiet, sober
and earnest. Newspaper offices are
thronged, and the glorious news re
ceived with enthusiastic satisfactipp.
RALEIGH, August 5.-The vote
iange here to-day. SenteT 1876, Stokes
I. Upton 49,, Cubbins 1886, Low 1.
Sherr0d 1877, Townsend and Jones
l97.l
1IAsOE's IEUOT, August ., ls69.-
The vote at this place stands, Stokes
as, and Senter s.; Slaughter tCOnSer-
Tativel 20, Smith 2iS; SherrOd (bon-
seryatiye) s., Reeves 2i3.
At CoYington the vote stands, SEN
$40; Slaughter 2S3, Reeves IS,
At Eaughan's Store Slaughter has
As. and Smith Is.
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CINCINNATI
The Exposition Of Textile Fabrics Meet
ina Of the Wool Growers Association,

The Exposition Of Textile Fabrics-.-Aeet
ing Of the Wool Growers Association,
CINCINEAfI, August THE attend
auec III the Exposition Of Textile Fab
rics increased greatly to-day. 1t
would haze run 2 week with prSflli-
Great mVititgdes poured IN q steady
stream through the building all day
The premiums viii he awarded TO-
morrow, after which the sale Of goods
will commence, Two days viii be re-
quired 10 close il out,
A special meeting of the North
western Wool Growers Association
was held this morning. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The frequent changes in
legislation in regard to tariff and
taGe5 create huctuatians ana 'uney.
tamties highly injurious to business
men; and
Whereas, The tariff on wool and
WGGlens was agreed on by representa-.
tive wool growers and manufacturers,
and adjusted for mutual Justice; there
fore
ResOlued, That we approve of the
present wool and wOOlen tariff, and
consider any agitation or radical
| chance injurious GpG \; ui-es,.
ReS6lt5d, That we are opposed to
any renewal Gi what il known rs the
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty.
ReSOired, That as the interests oi
the wool growers and manufacturers
of the United States are identical, il /
Iiellt anq highly propet that theS
| E}hbld cultivate more friendly Feia.
ti6ns, and to that end should attend
our Expositi0ns more frequently.
Mr.. Stebhins, Of Detroit, also offered
tbe following, which was adopted:
Resolred, That we rejoice at the un'
| evpectad and varied excellence of the
work sent from the South and vel
come the presence of visttcrs tr9n
that regicn, YhiOls We trust may p'
an omen ofgrOWth in commercial ant
social intercourse, not only for tn
mutual benefit of our material inter
ests, but of cordial anity and gooC
feeling between the people Gi tAeS'
pcrtiGns Of our commOn country.
The following were offered by Jess
McAllister, of Chicago, and adopte'
with enthusiasm:
WHEREAS, The gratifying sue
cess Of this Exposition anu IN
extensive variety and eXcellenc
| of the fabrics on exhibition nave heel
materially increased by the efforts ani
presence Of q large number OF manu-
iacturers from the Southern States
therefore be it
Resolced, That it Is the sense of thi
meeting that the sphere of usefulness
lof the Western Wool Association
would be most beneticially increases
by such notifications of the COnstitu
tion and Bylaws as would admit ou
Southern brethren to all the right
and privileges of the Association noS
enjoyed by the Western and North
western members.
Resolved, That we iuliy concur. 4
and appreciate the efforts now oein
made by Southern manuiactnrers !
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NASHVILLE.

FIaeiioE Reiu7ns---seEter's aaio5itie2 Very
STrH -f'+ EIfte, t5
NASHVILLE, August 5.-.fhe elec'
tiOn in this city passed OFF quietly.
No disturbance of any kind occurred.
The business houses were generally
closed to give those employed an Op-
-Crtunitv 10 work al the polls +,,e
vote & full, ana the largest ever given.
The returns are not yet in. The vote
Is close, with probably 100 majority
for Senter i'm the city.
The country districts 60 almost
unanimously for SenteF, aHa viii
swell his majority to ljte fn 4he
county
Partial returns from other counties
are as follows: WashipgtOn-iSeNter 5
majority, go; Bradley-Scntgr 50b
stokes so; Gibson, Humboldt pre-
ainct gives 400 majority tQr Senteri
Maury, Spring Hill precinct gives 100
majority for Septeri uhipn, Union
CITY preciuct-Senter sos, Stokes 81;
Hamilton, Chattanooga precinct
gives two TO one for Senteri
CONSULTATIONS precinct gives 1872
for Senter, ana 43 for Stokes; Bedford; {;
Stokes majority at ShelbyVille is 1872;
Weakley-Senter's majority in three
precincts is Gil. His majority in the
county will be about 2pO0. GileS-Sen-
ter's majority 1900. l.. q. slaughter,
Emerson Etheridge, Edmond Cooper
and Bailie Peyton are elected 10 the
Senate Ia their respective districts,
The fllll vote Of Nashville is, Ecn-
ter 1872, Stokes 1890. In the county 5
districts give Senter Ili3, aud Stokes
Al. The remaining districts will IN
crease Senter's majority to 2OO.
Montgomery. Scnter's majority 100.
The Conservative ticket is elected 10
the Legislature. Bedford, Senter,s
.selClity n &c district i Sl2. i I'll.
be How'll the eouHtv The CpnServ4-
tive Legislative tiGkot is elected.
Madison, Senter's majority Is 2OOO'
Most of the negroes voted the COnser-
yative ticket, which is elected. Knox,
Senter's majority in Knoxville Is 5W
and In the county 500. Williamson
sariteF's majority is 2j00t Gibson,
Senter's majority in two precincts Is
9sl. The county will 60 from $500 tC
1000 majority for Senter. Sullivan
Z districts give Senter 1853 and Stoke
lO3. Senter's majority in the cOunry
will be about 1900.
Robertson, Senter's majority is 20OO
HAYWOOD, Senter's majority is 200
Sumner, Senter's majority is 2lOe
Henry, Senter's majority isJO0i Hum
phreys. Senter's majority in two pre-
cincts Is 273; McAIinn, Senter's ma
Iority is 100; Hampton, Senter's ma
Iority is 277, with ten precincts L
hear from; Marien, Shell MOUND ,' pr
F9r Stokes, The returns show tina
Senter has carried Middle and es
Tennessee by sweeping majorlties
and making am allowance for Stokes
probable majority in East Tennessee ee
the State has gone for Senter by 29,VV
TO $1,000. The Conservative tlekeu
for the Legislature have been electb'
in all the districts carried by Sentef
and 1t is probable that the COnserNa
tives viii have q majority in b0tl
hranPhpS
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MONAGHAN-The friends and aequaint-
ances Of Matthew and Jeruie Monaghan are
respectfully invited 10 attenu the funeral OF
their daughter, ADA X, from their residence.
on Jones and smiths Avenue, near the New
Raleigh road, this Friday afternoon, al 9
O'Clock. Carriages at J. e. Hoist G Cas-, "a.
22O Main street 80 ~ d. .n
l1isEESES CH-fhe friends and aequslnt-
aIiees of-JosEPH KREssESBUcH are respect
fully Invited 10 attend his funeral from his
residence, Nos. 1ls and l2O Jefferson street
this Friday evening, at o'clock
ARATA-Tl,s .T,aaps ana ae4ualntances oI
LEWIS AsAI'A are respectfully invited 10 at
tend his ftnerai, this Friday afternoon. at
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 800 Main
street, corner Of GayosO.
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GETTYSBURG, PA.
Meeting Of COnfederates and federals 10
Designate Positions Of Armies at
Gettysburg Postponed TIL
tho cQd met pfn

GETTYSBURG, August 5.-NOtwith-
standing that the time for the re-
union of the Union and Confederate
armies to designate the positions of
the forces at the battle here had been
Rostponed until the week commencing
the Sd of August, many members not
aware of the change are already on
the ground, and others are arriving
by every train. The first stakes were
driven to-day to show the positions of
the Iron Brigade, which was engaged
on the first days battle under the di-
rection of Gen. Sol. Meredith. Qther
parts of the field viii be examined to-
morrow. Letters and telegrams have
been received from all par;s If the
coGhtry giving assurance that a full
attendance can be expected ON the
I'D inst. The exercises of that day
will be closed with q banquet at the
Springs Hotel.
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Wednesday,, August II, 1863,

ia the highest and hest bidder FOR
CASH, al the Chamber OF Commerce
Memphis, Tennessee, at IL O'Clock am, All
the right, title and Interest, legal and eQuita-
bic, which belonged to said several aankrupts
at the dates OF filing their respective petit
lions in bankruptcy, In ana 10 the following
personal property, to EiI: All the bills of eN-
change, bonds. prem tSsOry notes, Secur urities.
debts, demands, claims, accounts, hOOSs OF
accss..ssts, chooses la action, and all and singu-
lar The personal effects and assets Of said
hankrupts OF every kind ANA description
TERMS or SALE.-CaSa On delivery, and 4
deposit of 10 per cer.s required on each lot At
the time OF sale
The Schedules and other evidences Of prop
ert5 - he seen nt my office.
WM. Y. t'LRODE,
augs Assignee, Etc.
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cooperate with US, and sh, all be most
happy to receive them into member
ship with us.
Res0lred, That it is the sense of this
meeting that the name oil this Assocl-
alton should be so changed at its next
annual meeting to be holden in Chi
cago, in February next, as to include
the Southern, with the Northwestern
States, in all objects and rights of the
organization.
II. r. Gardner, of Michigan, moved
the appointment of Committee of
Three to visit the Southern manufac-
turers who, at the time Of holding the
meeting, were at the Burnett House,
to tender them an invitatiGA ~ be
present with the Ass1Fisti0h hef3rf - rs
adjournment.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Great Fire in Philadelphia -S5, 200, 900
Worth of Property Destroyed.

Great Fire in Philadelphia S5 900, 600
Worth Of Property Destroyed,
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The
Uuited States bonded warehouse on
Lombard street wharf, better known
as Patterson's stOrehouse, a six story
brick building, 2@n b. l5U feGt; ans, ans,
containing forty tthla.i.lsssSiiid barrels oi
whisky and other goods valued at ten
OF eleven millions Of dollars, took tire
at 7 o'clock yesterday evening.
and has defi6d al efforts of the fire
men TO subdue the flames. The burn
ing liquor Is running through the
streets like rivers, destroying the hose,
thus interfering vita the nromen, Il
/ Is imp0Ssible 70 say how tar il Will cX-
tend. \ large number of minor cas-
ualtie-s have occurred, but no lives lost
except four children, who were killed
by falling bricks.
The origin of the fpl l. stated as
lQll0Es; Ips Immense weight of
whisky stored in the south end Of the
building, directly over the engine
room, caused the upper part Of the
building to give way, thus letting tLe
whisky down iptC sHe engine f6om.
In an instant the fire spread through,
out the six stories, The tipeTnen di-
rected their efforts 10 save the sur
rounding property, il being impOssi-
BILE to do anything with the ware
house. Most OF the whisky was that
on which duty has been pGid ,,Uuer
the N6tenel0E aet Us congress: This
fire IS the most destructive chat has
occurred IN this city since the great
fire Of 1850 The principal losers are
me Haneys, CaStlewOOd, and John
Gibson & Sons. At this time i j. i'm
possible t. state tAe amaaA7 at rlsu-
rance,
LATER.
1:l5 ANA heavy thunder storm
has set in, which will aid in reducing
the fire, but il is still burning un
checked. The great heat FrcNeEts a
close appr0SCh To- astertain mipute
particulars, but the streets are full OF
rumOrs of lives lost by falling walls.
The stores destroyed Werp e0R4idered
to he entirely tireproOf, having iron
doors and shutters. There were
eighteen inch walls between each of
the eight stores, but they burned al
most as if made Of wood. The burn
ing whisky rar r. seEetS. causing ny
plasiuns and panic among spectators,
" Which was not lessened by reports that
the building contained powder, salt
peter, etc.
These buildings We're c"Crsgs, some
fifteen wears ago, and were considered
among apeculatOrs the finest of the
kind i'm the country. They were for
morly used by the Government for
storing sugars cigarl. etc, bus recent
IL were entirely devoted ia the storage
of whisky in bond,
LATEST.
2a.m.-The fire Will not spread any
further. The heavy rain continues,
and j. checking the flames.
THE VERY LATEST.
PnUApFI PPI,, august The
fire Is sIillhurning, bud has not spread
beyond themins, During the night
various adjoining stores took fire from
the sparks and were more or less dam
aged. The loss Is generally estimated
at over -, 600, ,00G. 1t Is believed thet
no lives were lost. III accounts agrv6
thar t,,e 6re Was caused hy the failing
of the floors from the weight Of the
whisky.
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

~ The company owning the above instlu-
tion are now prepared to do all work in their
line Of business with Peo4,I.,N.Es5 ECONOMY
AND DIsPATCIg
TlsE have AL ample stock OF materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate Of charges being as favorable a.
that OF any similar institution in the West.
they solicit liberal share Of patronage.
Being located al the city Of Memphis, n the
midst OF the finest tjmbered regiGn Of Amer
lea, and aeosss5p.,a a, ali stages Of the river.
tUeI oiIer Inducements To parties desirOns OF
repairing, aud especially of building steam
ers, superior 10 any company in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR, President.
II. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PRINTS EMERSON. Supf
Vicksburg Herald copy one month and send
bill TO n. Dow, Sec'y and Treas. -Isgi
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coPARTNERSHIP

EROM the above 4 RLll be seen that We
il have haGp5ae the SucfessQtS OF VI essrs. h
RahoipS Bradley, in The general Hardware
B0sintss. Our Well known experience in
this trade induces us 10 rely upoG . eontsnu-
ance OF the very liberal p5tTohage bestowed
upon our predecezS,us. We propose to keep
on hapd E et2ekL Gell adapted TO the wants OF
tlegttfrQundfng country, and viii De prepared
at all tiInes 70 oler great Inducements 70 pur-
chaSerS.
GARaOUR, WILDER s SIMPSON.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
IIEDTCIL DFP4PTlfFNT

AEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TNHE TWENTIETH COURSE OF Lee
Il IURES will commence on the FIRST
DAY or NOVEMBER next The PreliInina-
y Course commences on the FIRST MON
DAYIN OCTOBER.
Theory and Praetice-WNI. r. BOwLrSG. VI. D
ObStetrtcs-CHARLEs Is X. WINsTOS, MD
Chemistry-J. BERRIEN LISDSLEY MD
Surgery-WILLIAM T. BRIGGs, MD.
Institutes-THO1IAs L. MADDIS, MD.
Clinical Med1ctne-WM- NJ L. NICHOL- N d
Materla Medica-JOHN H. CALLENDER Md.
Anatomy-THOs- 3. BUCHANAN. MD.
Surgical AnatOmy-NAN <. LINDSLFY u D.
DemOustratOr-HES ESRY u. COMPTON, N ID.
FEES.-The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May last AT New Orlean-
passed a resolution that no school ChargIue.
less than $40 while it favored BY large ma
iOrity SI49l, should be represented In that
body. nor should graduates Of such schools DO
eeOgnized-therefOrs the tickets for the full
course Of lectures is $40: Matrfculatirg s..
Dissecting, SO; Graduating. 500.
For additional information apply 10
j. BEkftIEN LINLSLEY
1yE Dean OF the Faculty..
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NEW FIRM

IAMES u RUFFlS VIII continue the COM
sj IasasiOLl and Cotton FaetOFage business at
the old stand OF Rufliu, Finney Co., No. Il
Union street, upstairs, rooms Nos. II and y,
under the firm name and style of j. ID. RUF-
FIN \ 40. where all persons Indebted to the
late Arm OF Euffin. Einney & Co. are requested
10 call and settle, either by cash or note.
Thankful for past fayOrS. 1 respectfully So
licIt a continuance Of the same.
J. ID. RUFFIN & co,
Memphis, August .. 1863. Gag3
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Atlanta.

ATLANTA, August 4.-The motion
fora new trial for the incendiaries
ReaIs and Duke, after an able argu-
1ent Was oyerru1ed and the prisoners
sentenced; Beals to ten years and
Duke to five years ana SIX months IN
the penitentiary.
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ASHBEL G. BROWNS
- . lie t = IN Ol
FOR THIRTY PUPILS ONLY.

THiS School is designed for students, both
Il mRle and female pursuing a regular col
legiate course Of instruction, and will a1sOrd
unusual facilities for the attainment Of a
sound and liberal scholarship.
1t will be opened at the southeast corner
Of Linden and Wellington streets, on the drsr
Monday Of September.
Ierms-ten dollars month. 70 be paid I'm
advance, and a contingent fee OF two dollars
per session OF ten months, at the entrance OF
each pupil
Those desiring admission should apply i'm
mediately at the Office OF DR.. :. P. Green, Sri
Main street. fvE Law
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DISSOLUTION notice.

~. LoUIs MUTUAL LIFE insurance Co.
STATE; AdESCY OFFICE, ~ MADISON ST,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June I, lS9- !
IGNHE coparfnefShip heretofore elStsting un-
1 der the name of ], q. I..lSSDAI4E X CO.,
Is this day dissHl,-.i 5y the retirement OF
capt. b, I. Waite. The business will be con-
dgCyS,t al future by j. q. LOnSdale and New
ton y. Otis, under the name of L0NSDAl4E =
OTIS. jeZU
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TIRE Legislature Of Tennessee having au-
i thOrized the DeSOtO Insurance and Trust
Company TO change its business to a bank lne
business, under the name OF the q UniOn and
Planters Bank " Of Memphis notice i hereby
dered books to be Opesls.l for the subscription
Of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Com psny, No
10 Me,.-rSn street, on the ist of JpstE next, and
- remain open for sixty days, unless The
above shall be- sooner subscribed.
WN, Il. HARRINGTON, Pres't
Memphis. June =, 1863. ieZS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NJ ASONIC N0TICE.-The stated COM q
~ munieation Of Leila Scott Lodge ~
ing, 9Th Inst, al o'clock, for dispatch of besii
Al NJ. Ms are fraternally invited.
BY order of r " NITfsEET " n
>. SrURN. Secretary. aucS &
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm OF T.. ROBBINS & BRADLEY, c.
/ Memphis and New York, Is this dsT dis
solved by mutual consent, Tee ann name
VIII he signed by either raTIy III liquidation
The entire StpqE OF goods aud the good viii
OF the bUsiless Ass Ecen sold and conveyed c
Me5srs. BzNEJtR, WILDER & SIMPSON
Who NillcanduCt 10 Memphis the business
on their own account, and in whose beh0l
the confidence of the public is respectfully so
IlclIed. -
ELISHA ROBBINS
a. Warren street, New YORK CITY.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
2k5 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
nafad at Mpmpuis April 90 1853
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EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
W 10 nr.I 100 Y OIL -. -.

Nos. ls5 and l9s y. Charles Street, Baltimore.
Maryland.
ESTABLISHED In 1872 Mr. and AIrs. VII
y! son NJ Cary and Mrs. Gen John Pegram,
Principals, assisted BY a full corps Of able m
structors- Dulles resumed on Septem Der 9Th
French Is the Language Of the school No
pains are spared 10 render this Institution
deserving OF the very liberal eneouraQenent
IL has ever received from the Southern peO-
pie. Upon these friends alone tt now depends
for patronage.
For circulars containing fun Information
address either Ofthe Principals as ahoNa. IL
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I5dfh Tennessee Reuiment.

TTNHF officers and members Of the EJth Ten,
nesSee Regiment Relief Association will
meet at thetr hall, this FRIDAY evening, al
o'clock. for the transaction OF business. "A
GlI Attendance Is desired.
NJ, MAGEVNEX, JR., President.
/, A. SPIcRR, Secretary, sogo
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

.yIshE frm OF Rufin, Finney & Co, rs this
i day dissolved by mutual consent. The
bnSlneSs OF said firm will be sound up by
James u. Ruffin. who Is alone authorized to
collect debts due Ruffin, Finney co.
] n. 2&FFfN,
4 G. F1N&EY.
Memphis, Ten-,., August :, is,+.
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NEW ADVERTlSEMETS.

1 o. O. F.-Ruth Lodge "a. De- 49,,
L. gree Of s,eGehhh. Regular $ -.
lgestias viii be held at the Hall, ~ ~
this Friday evening, 6th inst, at @rsy's'~
O'Clock. All members are requested to attend
By-oFder of II. r. PUGH, Noble Grand,
Mrs. W. il. MCI.BFRESH, Sec'y. 9Ga6
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

FTNhE undersigned, having been duly ap-
Il pointed Administrator OF the estate OF
Robert A. Moon, deceased, hereby notOfies
all creditors OF said estate to file their claims
and all debtors 10 come forward and settle
their ebtedness with MeSSrG. Wright Me-
Klssick < Wright, his attorneys.
WM, 3. GALBREATH,
Memphis. ulV -. AsfsY,
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Valuable PrOpertv for Sale or / aaes

phlSlitE 10 lease or sell my SteaIs AEiII aud
I'm w" M miles south OF MerQphiS, oE Harm
Lake road, nil In perfect rgnRing orSieF Ap-l
Ply AZ .5 south Court sisseb or al pTeTaisl.s
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-06
DISSOLUTION.

TIE 5opartuership heretofore existing be-
l tween K. ". Price and A. 3. TreaiMeli,
under the style of Price & Tre8lwell, Is dis
solved by the withdrawal OF X. W. Price, 10
date rom the LIST I-ss Either one Is author
lied To cQlIset and receipt for debts due the
late 2Fhi. K. ". PRICE,
9" A. b. TREA QNSELL.
~ EW FIRM.--TREA nW E.LL BROS having
~ bought the Interest Of Col. r W. Price
In the late Bfm oT Price & Treadwell a Wlil
continue the Wholesale Grocery RHsipess, at
the oil Stand, No. l. Union st5s5t, Aee Block
under firm style OF TyrsdIeli Bros, where
they will be pleased - see the Old friends of
the lats 4EI,l, ana rs many ones As may be
PlsaAed 10 cali. A. Z. TREADWELIl.
H. \. TREADWELI.
H. u. TREADWELL.
Memphis, Tenn, July s. ISIS. jy4