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TELEGRAPRIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July l.-Rice, coffee
and molasses doll Sugar quiet. Cot
ton sales 3i00 bales; uplands sac.
Flour 81 s0a5 90, closing jc better.
Wheat 81 45.
Money. j. active and strin-
gent a. I per cent, with Sa{. per cent
commissions added for call loans. The
July disbursement on account Of In
teTest and dividends commenced to-
day. The Treasury has TO disbuTse
so, 000, 900 in coin as interest on the
funded debt, and 81, 1,6l0,00 in curren-
cy as interest on the currency 6 per
cent bonds issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad. The coin paid out to-day
by the Assistant Treasurer was 8, ,644,
GOO. The general disbursements at
this point outside Of the Treasury are
large, and win aid IN easing the money
marker in future. Assistant Treasu-
rer Butterfield has announced his viii
lingness to pay for the bonds pur-
chased to-day Immediately after the
awards were made. Sterling Quiet AT
91ae3. Gold opened at 374, advanced
to 373, and closed weak at 36Ia37. The
carrying rates were TAT per cent.
Governments closed steady at a frae-
tional decline from the best rates OF
the day. State bonds weak; old Ten
pessees 62; new 5sl. .
Dry Goods.-Trade Is generally very
quiet, but the market Is quite firm for
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NEW YORK
NEW YORK.
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irish Republican Convention -uniOn Paelfle
gallroaa. = ft5
The Ryan CBsa Expedition Ocean Sank
Bonds.

NEW YORK, July The President
Of the Irish Republican Association OF
Pennsylvania, in 2 card just issued,
states that efforts are being made 80
pack the Irish Republican Convention
that takes place in Chicago on the
fourth OF july, with Irish Democrats
from this and other States; that no
delegate from Pennsylvania will be
admitted to the convention without
credentials made out and signed by
the proper authorities, and that the
convention win assemble not in the
interest OF any clique or ring of Irish
or american politicians, but to
enunciate and give support to the
principle Of universal suffrage, pro-
lection TO the American Union, and
the social and political elevation of
the Irish race on both heTnispheres.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
iniunctions obtained in the case of the
Receivers Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road against various parties attempt
ing to reach money supposed TO be
held by therl for the railroad and
credit, mObiliaT were dissolved.
Col. Ryan and two hundred men Of
the Cuban expedition were not cap
tured by the authorities, they being
on shore when the gunbOats caught
the steamship.
The bOE found yesterday contained
S363, 900 in bonds belonging to the
Ocean Bank, which were not easily
negotiable.
Valparaiso adYice5 state that the
President in his address to the Chilian
Congress announced the acceptance Of
the United States as a mediator be-
tween Chill and Spain. ..,
Property to the value Of S400,U00 WAS
destroyed by fire at Santiago, ChiG, on
the Sd Of June.
A meeting OF Cuban sympathizers
had been held al Valparaiso. at which
resolutions We're adopted asking per-
mission to eede r monitor 70 the Gu
bans.
AdViccs from Lima TO the 90th Of
May state that the yellow fever was
rapidly disappearing from Peru.
Gen. MOnkbreit, the United States
Minister 10 Bolivia, arrived at Lima
on the 9th Of June.
Orders have been received at the
Boston Navy AaTd 10 forthwith dis
patch the Wabash, TiconderOga and
Alaska monitors, and the ironclad
Agemcnticus.
The Havana steamer today took
$500. 600 in coin.
In the United States Circuit Court
to-day Geo. 3. Davis was convicted of
perjury in having sworn falsely TO
charges against Collector Baily, and
sentenced To five years in fhe Kings
county peniteltiary, and his confede-
rate, John D. McHenry 10 five years
in the Albany penitentiary and fine
of JO90 dollar.
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Gotten goods, in sympathy with the
prices OF raw material; however, with
out particular change except in Can
ton fiannels, which are s per cent firm
eF. In 6-corls finished spool cotton
there is no change in cord prices, but
the agents Of Coates have changed the
rate of discount from 8 to ~ per cent.
NEW ORLEANS. 30
New ORLEANS, July /. - Cotton
quiet: sales 40 bales; middlings 32Re;
receipts 4S7 bales. Gold 81. Sterling
81. New York sight J premium.
Flour active and firmer; 10000 bbls
sold for export; superfine IS 76; Xxx
IS: xxx Sc o. Corn, white, Slal o..
S28. Pork dull at $34 rs. Bacon dull;
shoulders '142e; sides l8alSlc. Lard
in tierces I94a2lc; kegs 2la22c. Sugar
nominal; common 94al0c; prime 43a
I3le. Molasses, none offering. Whis-
ky 81. Coffee nominal.
CINCINNATI.
CrNCINNATI, July Family flour
s. 75aG. Corn 7Oa72c Oats 66a6Se.
Whisky 92c. Pork S3Z 90. Bulk
meats held at shoulders 1850; sides
1Glal6Je. Bacon shoulders 14ic; sides
l73aIse. Lard ICE. Wheat 81 lSa
l %. Rye held at 81 03al 10. Cotton
firm at 33c a.,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July Flour a p.
Corn 6Gc. Oats &c. Prime sugar l4lc.
AIolasses 75aSjc. Tobacco sales 219
hhdS at s. 10al0 25. Pork S33. Ba-
con shoulders l4lc; sides lSa16ic.
Hams Isle. lard 19lc. Whisky 92c.
~ 81. LOUIS.
81. LoUfs, July Flour 81 7ja5 %.
Wheat 81 20al y. Corn 67e. Oats 68
a70c. RyeSl. Whisky9ic. Sugar u
a14c. Molasses Coarse. Pork s32a
SO 80. Bacon shoulders l4le; sides
Isle. Lard nominal
E CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Iuly T.--FlOur - 2JaG -.
Wheat 81 21l. Corn 6S1a69lc. Oats
63Ec. Rye 81 o.. Barley 81 40. High
wines 93lc. Pork 500 87l. Lsrt l9c.
R FOREIGN.
LoNDON, July l.--ConsOls closed ut
925a93. Five-twenty bonds S03.
FRANKFORT, July III. 5. five
twenty bonds SGlaS6i.
LIVERPOOL, July Lotion closed
a shade firmer; uplands 12ld; Orleans
122d; sales 1900 bales.
California white wheat IS lid; Red
Western 9s Sd, Western -four 23s.
Corn, mixed, 29si old 27s. Oats B I'd.
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MARRIED.


fSNIITHWICK-HAR the residence
of Mrs. Judge Bailey, near the city, June 20
1859, at O'Clock PIN, By Rev. W. NJ. PatTer-
son, Mr. J. F.. SMITHwICK To Mrs. SARAH A,
Surely, there never was two more congo
nial souls &" linked together In loves heaven
IytieT thanthe brideR ana Grooui. Wen may
this estimRble Christian lady be proud of the
noble, manly love OF him she VIII delightto
call husband Whose gentle demeanor, pure
and loffy sentiinenfs and earnest affections,
frightened and eTdb5IIlshed By sincere plety,
youehsa6e 70 her q .lifs swept IN peace and
rich In i0Ves ana he, good and noble as he Is,
viii find In her q happy reflex OF every yir-
tue he POSSESSES May their fondest hopes be
fully realized, as We doubt not they wiz be;
and should clouds, perchance. Mt times, OBJ
scure the brightness Of their horue, may
heaven dispense her ricr4est blessings npon
the happy pair.
ELMOBT SCOTT AT the re sidcaee Of Nr.
John F. Scott, on the eth OF June, by the Rev.
J. VI. Iipsey, 9fr. VIZ. J. ELMoRE to Miss
MARY F. sooTT. all OF Desoto county, Miss.
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sTHLOUls
Hsssy StUrm sgcB the Fil,ss hspasira
Damage ana Loss Of LIE

81. LOUIS, IulS l.-Adljccs rom
Kansas in regand 10 the late storms
and freshets In that State any that In
the neighborhoOd Of Junction City,
ana west Of there, the Good j. reported
greater than any other since the settle
ment Cf the State. Bridges have been
carried away, houses destroyed and
many lives lost
The greatest disaster occurred nj
Chapnnan's Creek, thirteen miles west
Of Junction City, where sPyeral houses
were washed GWay and thirteen PEP
sons are known 10 have been drowned,
and IL Is supposed that 9 number OF
Others also perished. The rise WAS 80
sudden and unexpected that before the
people were aware 81 the danger their
dwellings We're surrounded with Wa
ter and all chance IF escape cut of.
It was reported that numbers had e5-
capped by Ginning trees, and in that
situation were awaiting the decline Of
the food.
At Manhattan fourteen dead bodies
rad been seen floating past down Bluc
river.
The railroad bridge at Chapman's
Is gone; also another at Enseila, four
miles west Of 2IaubGttCn, and the new
railroad bridge Just completed on the
Southern Branch road. across the
Smoky Hill, opposite junction City,
were swept away.
At Topeka, The pOntoon bridge and
the bridge Of the Topeka, AtchisOn
and Santa Fe Railroad were either
severely damaged or In danger.
In other sections of the country
many Of the streams are full, and II
the present weather continues the
crops will suffer badly.
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WASHINGTON.
Statement of The Condition Of t,s treasury

WAsHIHGTOS, July Amount in
coin belonging to the Government,
SIS, 9,7I3.672 90; coin for which certih-
Gates of deposit are outstanding, $50
ass. .64O; currency SS7, ,097, $40 So; sink
inc fund in bonds bearing coin inter
est and the accrued interest thereon,
SS. SCI. .2s2 81; total Sl56, l6. ,Sl3 jS-
Amount Of public debt, less cash and
sinking fund IN the treasury, S2,4s9-
UO2. $50 Sc; amount, less cash and sink
ing fund on the lst ult., S2,5O5, ,4l3,6l
12; decrease OF public debt during the
month SIC, ,4i0, l32 "a; decrease since
March I, 1867, $50, ,i6O,Is9 43. The
large decrease is OceasiOned by very
heavy miscellaneous receipts, the re-
turns Of which have been made to the
department within the klst twenty
four hours.
Gers. Sheridan, Meade and Raw
--Iings have accepted invitations to re-
union banquet Of the Army Of the PO-
=tOmsc. The President and Cabinet
and Chief Justice Chase have been
specially Invited, and are expected to
Gen. Sickle sailed today in the
Union.
The Round Table has been sold to
~ Mr.. Rosinelt, Of the CUi-rg, and will
be merged therein.
The President attended the fiftA-
second annual commencement Of
Georgetown College to-day.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer Al
New York 10 receive proposals to noon
Saturday Tor the sale 70 the Govern
ment Of not exceeding $500, COO IN
United States bonds, and the same 10
be held by the Department subject 70
the future action Of CongrfSS-
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Seward st Sacramento --indisa frnsbies %
Demoerstio State coEYeniion

SAN FBAoyCIsC0, June 50.--W illiaIn
II. Seward arrived at Sacramento to
day. He was received by q salute Of
fifty guns. Al the hags ia the city
were flying, and men OF beth parties
united in honoring him, many prOmi-
nent Democrats being IN attendance.
Arizona advioes Of June s, state
that Col. Sanford's command had re
turned 10 camp Mcdowell, having
killed twenty-five Indians and cap
tured four. during the expedition.
Gel. Princes command killed three
Indians and destroyed q great amount
Of property on their late raid.
The Democratic State Convention
las adjourned stlle die. They passed
resolutious opposing the adoption Of
the Fifteenth Amendment. approving
OF the rejection by Congress Of the
Alabama tresty, and indorsing the
State administration also, appointed
a committee to prepare an address on
Chinese labor in California.
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BOSTON.
Bar Rooms Ciosed up---ExciteMsnl Among
Old Topers.

BosTGNS Mass, July 1.-The bar
rooms were generally closed to-day in
obedience TO the Chief Constables noti-
ficatiOn that the prohibitOry law
would be enforced. There was con-
siderable excitement among the
thirsty crowds, and an active de-
maud for private entrances where
nnil@ an hn obtained
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FOREIGN
layus of tsa freaeb Atlaa,0 Cable

L0SDoN, June GA dispatch from
MiRam, the shore end Of the French
cable, states that a message was re-
ceived yesterday AT 9 am, from the
Great Eastern, stating +" We are going
10 cut the cable and buoy" and since
that time the signals have ceased. 1t
is believed that fault has been found,
and that the Great Eastern has buOyed
the cable 10 return and repair IL The
only inconvenience will be the delay.
The signals were perfect up to the
above announcement.
\ fearful disaster occurred at Cana
room. Wales. today. During the
carriage OF some packages Of nitro
glycerine from the hsrbor to the
quarries il exploded, and the cart,
horses and men were blown to atoms.
A railway station near the scene OF
the explosion was torn to pieces, and
a village, q quarter Of a mile distant,
much damaged. Four men were
killed.
4 telegraph cable has been success
fully laid between Peter Head, Scot
land, and the coast Of Norway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MlsSISslPPl RIVER RAILROAD
70 CONTRACTORS.

q EALEIl PKOPOSAbS viii IL FseaIVe1 by
> the undersigned, at the Office 81 the Com
pauy, No. 40 Main street, Tennessee. untu Il
O'Clock noon. on the 10Th day OF July, l55e, for
tho Clearing. Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
and CrossIies necessary 20 com plete the above
road nom Memphis 10 CovingtoLi, abou; thir-
ty-siZ Tuhcs- ready for the iron rails. A large
portion Of the work is heavy, and well wor-
Thy the attention Of contractors. - p.
Proposals IAay De made for cash, 81 for
county bonds. or fAr part cash, county bn!llis
and stock ...... rr..- ....I
Plans, proftcS and specifications are .EoW
ready for inspection al the Companyls ofGce.
by application 10 ThOs. n. Millington, Ch3ef
Isngineer, HGm whom al n eesSary iRfnrua-
tian NAY he obtained.
Proposals will be received for the Whole
work, or in divisions a-sst
Tire right Is reserved reject any and al
lids not deemed satisfactory. rIg F...
=igned1 4. :. MITCHELL, r.
President Mississippi River Railroad,
Memphis, Tenn, June ., lsa9- je2}
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GETTYSBURG
Large AltsadaEce sf Nsitsas 10 Participate
.t 10 the cprencniss

GETTYsBURG, Pa, July The
town Is thrOnged, and many were
5smpelied 70 stay on the streets al
night. Many Strangers. are to-day
visiting the battlefield 4 procession
marched to the cemetery at ten
O'Clock, under q military escort. Gen.
Meade, Gen. Morton, Mayor Wells
and Others, who are to participate, are
present.
At the conclusion OF Gen. Moade's
remarks a passage was cleared in front
Of the platform, leading TO the base Of
the monument, and, assisted by See
retarv Rawlings, the front Of the
monument was dropped, and the first
full view Of ali its beauties was met
with enthusiastic applause from the
Thousands that were looking On. At
this interesting moment, mingled
Eith the music Of the band add the
firing OF q salute, President Wells
then announced that the Hon. Q. 2.
Morton, Senator from Indiana, would
pronounce the Oration
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NASHVILLE.
Receiver 1uielly Collecting Faxes Rumor
Of Challenge of Gov. SeHter-

NASHVILLE, July The Receiver
appointed for Nashville has appointed
his subordinates and gone quietly 10
work collecting taxes. The dispos-
sessed officers have thrown no OBJ
stacles in his way, though they still
claim 10 be the officers OF the corpora
ton, and entitled to their salaries.
The report that Stokes challenged
Senter, 81 Clinton, yesterday, to NOR
tal combat, created considerable stir
among TIE friends Of the parties here.
No details Of the affair have been re-
eeived, and the Stokes men regard the
report as an exaggeratlon or misrepre-
sentation.
The debates between the two men
are arousing much i'll feeling, but no
apprehensions of bioodshed need be
entertained.
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VSHE neat Cottage Residence, "a 1Iosby st, /;
Il would make an excellent home Tor q
sma all faIally. The house contains ave rooms
and storeroom, servants room and outho1ses
on the tSt; also, cistern, now full OF tiIs
finest pure cold water. There - Q lattice cts,
tern house with force pump.'f The lot - q q
well laid out with shrubbefy and yegesaote
garden. Tho location Is exceedingly healtn
no epidemic having ever visited thai sectlon
of the city. Theneighb borhood is Of the high
est respectability, The place VIII be sold az
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises, or at Avalanche ONCE, leE
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sTss NOTICE gE
TO ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS.

FOR The better accommodation Of the trav-
cling public ana shippers, the schedule cftbe
Memphis ana Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, viii he ehRngea5 daring -the sum-
mer, as advertised They VIII leave Mem.
phis MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at o'clock
pm, instead Of Tuesdays. ana Saturdays, as
heretofore. Immediately upon the opening
ol Tie Fan Trade, the Company viii put in a
Wedn esday boat, leaving 1fenphis Mondays,
Wednesdays ana Fridays, at 8 p.m.
For the present, there win be bUf two Roats
In White River, leaving Memphis TUESDAYS
Upon the opening Of the
FalI Trade there VIII he a Thursday Boat put
in, leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, rs heretofore--thus making daily lire
from Memphis to Little Rock and points
abovc on the Arkansas River.
Jyl JOHN ID. ADAMS President.
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18th Day Of IgIy. 1855. al 2 n.

IL. front ct o.ZgJ Second ST, Memphis ali tlie
said Bankrupts' interest ir he fOliowIn.
lands in the city of Jackson, Mississippi to-
vii: The undiEioed 0ne-hslf Of the whole
block OF land ana improvements where the
d" Dickson House stood, known as the Dick
son House property. being samc described in
deed OF &. T.. Dickson ana Utfc TO VIM. 8. and
B. K. RagtaBd. Bids will be received up 70
the day Gf sale. At the same time and place
/ viii sell, at public auction, all the notes, ae-
counts Grd csnsey IN action or said Bank
Tupts. j. W. WESCOTT,
July 4. lSz9. fty2f Assignee, Etc. .
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NoTlcE.
strayed o. stOIen---$5O Reward.
DlSsOLUTON NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co.,l 2
STATE AeESCY OFFICE, - MADISON ST,,I .
MEMPHIS, TENN, June I, 1899, =. j .
f1NHE copartnership heretofore existing IN
Il DER the name OF ]. @. LONBDALEs & CO.
s this day dissolved by the retirement Q
gept. B. f, White. The business win be con
Quoted in future by ]. q. Lonsdale and New
Ton >. Otis, under the name OF LoNeDALE
OTIS - ..tt ffis'ftf je20 d&w
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WILMINGTON.
Explosion at DupoHt's Powder Works Two
Men Killed

WmAIACToN, DEL, July Ian
explosion took place at Dupont's
Powder works this morning, by which
two men named James Mallory and
Peter Moss were killed. The damage
TO property Is light
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

COCRRELI-The friends and aclualnt-
ances Of n. Cockrell and family are respect
fully iny itsd to attend The funeral Of L IS son,
RICHARD Il. NJ. CoCKEELL, from the Peabody
Hotel, this Friday morning, at 9 o'clock.
Services by tho Rev. Or. Ford. Carriages In
attendance s-# ...e..
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BALTIMORE.

DBFi BerAeta Ex-Cohfeaersts 0heers
BALTIMORE, July IA duel vas
fought at Cold Spring, yesterday, be-
formerly officers In the Confederate
army. The disagreement arose as TO
the behavior Of certain troops during
the war. Two shots were exchanged,
but nobody hurt.
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NOTICE nFRTnRs

/ All authorized TO collect al elaIJas and ae-
L commits, OF every desert ptiOn and nature.
due the late firm of Anderson & "a ont gom cry.
Hereafter the business viii be carried on IN
my name. FERDINAND MONTGOMERY.
Commerce, Tguica County, Miss. jyl
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FOURTH Of IuIy FIshInu ExcursIon.

tn MILE BAYOU, Memphis and LittTe.
" Rock Raur6sd, SUNNY, July 4, ls8s.
Ferry leaves foot Of Union street at an;
returning al pm. Fare, FOR round trip Tin
rlnAing farriaro- 81 ., = 81
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coPARTNE RsR!P

EyRoM iEe above Il viii be seen. that Es
4 have becoTue the SUCCESSORS Of Messrs. =.
Robbins & Bradley, in the general HGYdYF arc
Business. Our wei known experience lu
this trade induces US 10 rely upon eontinu-
ancc Of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose = Aecr
GU hand stock VOL adopted to the wants y
the esurroundtng country, and viii be paTSd
a. ell lines o ofer great induceFR Sllfs - pur-
ch0S7s17. -
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prlsed If Col. Yerger never came
home, that / believed he was de-
ranged; | recollect particularly mem.
tioning it to Col. Hamilton. $50
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Notice.


TlNNt EltJscl flI SO tie capital stock. .nf Ghr
4 q AfcEn pitis aud st. Louis Tra 1spOriation
Company" are hereby nctided tl3at = ca3t
of > per cent- tVSe uty-fve per cont. Of said
stock is made, 20 be paid On or before TIE l5tly
July, ~ the Office OF the SCcretEry and I'Tas-,
urcr. No. 80 fTOnt street., upstairs. Ha.
By order Of i2s B0erd Of Directors.
4. L. CT UMAIES,
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Assignees 5 Sale in Bankruptcy.

! A>signec Ia Bankruptcy ol fsSgiand
n Bro.sf Co., unier order 0f she n. : Dis
triet Court for District OF West Tennessee, 4
WIZ sell To tbc highest bidder for cash. Gu the
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DISSOLUTION.

'fnHF firm OF 4. Robbins & BRADLEE, -,
4 Memphis and New York, IS this day dis
sntved hv mutual consent. The arm name
viii be signed by either party IN liquidation.
Tue cntlVe stock OF goods ana the good VIII
Gf The bust HesS has been sold and conveyed &c
AessTs. BARB0s- u, WILDER & SIMPSON,
v no VIII conduct IN Memphis tho business.
on their own account, and IL whose behalf
the confidence ofthe public j respectfully so
lic5taj.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
- tfarYcsr1 street New E-FiI' ca T..
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RROOM cnRM

II ARTIE,S growing RroOIucCTn pleas ta tel
L notice that We are manufacturing ma
chinery 20 take or the seed only sUffietent tn
I'll orders. TaoSC who want must apply at
once. W0ICpTT. SMITH & co,
jl.U .r-a- Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MASONIC NOTIGE.-The oficers and 2
vi melnbeTs Of Leila Scott Lodge No. EX
10 F. and a. N., are requested to attend/HN
q regular communication, this Friday even
ing. 2d inst, III o'clock.
By order OF r. ". MITCHELL, ". NJ
. = SIT Ii1l, Secretary. n jy2
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

TINHE Officers and members Of DeSoto q
i Lodge No. 299 are hereby requested w
to meet at Angerona Hall this Eriday/N\
morning, July =, IS6a, at 81 o'clock, 10 attend
the funeral OF orr late esteemed Brother,
RICHARD II. VI. CoCKRELL.
Members OF sister city lodges and traIsiC NJ
brothers are fratcrrally invited.
ConyeyRnces to and rom ElmWoad @iB be
provided for The brethren.
BY order Of F. A. Stanley, ". ".
! w z w SII Ell TON Ger-al 4 y
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N-ANTED.--A White Cook, Washer and
w ITuneF. without any PnenInhrauce must
come well recommended; Il permanent sit
uaitOn and good wage. Apply at aG Union
street. r. jy2
NTANTEp A situation BY man and wife,
w without children. The man can act as
porter or night WatchmGu, or VIII take charge
Of horses, HIS wiz VIII do aAOuse or needle
work. NidrtSS, for three days, n. j.. * tllls
Office. ...r .eH iy2