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The New York herald., 1870-02-14

White sn.rr vas wanted d. a al nasuSs of @
6eins bid deor full !asds deiyerd he cs aboa!
sss sRSia = ii o sF Az
sss ny asA
soc ior New Jersey aud eQe Soc Tor ,cigEsr
@ cos Ss,s sa as M & ss o Ky m sss p, a.
msf AND Mis @ s G s.s o s as1: as r. 49, 81 ,s e
peas n bond were dni and nominal a 81 nt barley
FEsAaTs az srkei wa unusually quie, and rates Tor
H sss ms5e oa. s s ans S1ars
hysss Rsr stesnsi Is a!, sot0n "a g bess,
ossSn Swedish
.s q e. Srn,s It a
" 70 the Baltic a. 81 sLg 4s,A ss.s .se4'
being quoted Al 74c sc, and cloth Zoe ac
hBsp vas duh aud prices were nominal former quo
iorsATh.rs Itre sct,vpy IN tsc Market the de-
ads ss s sss ss sps1r a GS as
from l5c. 70 ac for common 70 choios 1{G.llI- :. :
retail Is ar % oas ss c iSr ra~ s1Hs Ia & of
NoLAssrs.-Th. marget was inactive, and pfcss vera
heavy and nonAi at our iass quottous NO saes
MAYA. srosss Tie market for spirits .urpsu,n, wa.
psy ssc for merchsntabe lots yard sellers lie
.assG ~. s sssssas III aIss :.
cads & e ss. ss aasfsS :, sS y "a, M 60 s
al 81 a 3D. with 81 rs bid Other incs were auiet but
g. s.ns gs' lss .S ss
AZ. e ss?sSSS s sis g. .sa s,ass "
.dsi spa aoaia.i Il ssso 81 sar $,ains.ao. :.
bs .a. .ssns xes 'ms a bs s las 81 I for
dressed hogs tieroes lard The n.rs FOR pork
; s p Ss .:ss es re. s. and w hoss.
lower especially for future delivery The sae. were
prime there wer. no laes rsportei s a
Prices. 'S8 gs h si''sax 1 %
ssfs sSf, AND and % s S Nssss Nsass al z
que. but steady In value, beins 80 b"ls a, sio
Tor pras mo sr-a s and Hss s@s 81
as Tea ss sns I %
Ss & T, d oes s Is Yae 1
At ls9c shor, rib was quoted c long clear 10
l.e ana sas,i0ra =. Aae The asiaaaa or ea aeaisu
The sales were $50 packages ~ ioc saouas
f lcs iof J p'sfa s dT r.. M @, @ m M & ps s hama S .S
paatasr' ise a l5ac Tor Tor
N lor March, Sc for april and G' of s!dts and
PgTaoIEgM.-crsas in bbs was dai and nominal a.
lbs oasc which closing price FOR lots oa
al sea ma and he on s ss @
9sIa We price. ~ were @ . aS.y ana "s eo'gE = s'c sSae
sehg a. &c an s!dcse Latter Price ~ ps..ae g,e
n.as. ia fhisds asSut yes,sr
d,ys closing prices oo nsl, ieF March ssYey we're sod
Carolina was duh but auehenssi ss.s arnaa ,o.s
qs' X a sHs demand from
all Of buyers beng gh but prices sea4y, ho
cIs being unwilling ~ graat reduction 10 eeot ases
Old fair 10 good refining glotea aL i1c ibc There
were sod go hhas Al loHc or Cuba chiefly Al iosc
iUSc; Also 32b boxes at lOc. IsEc Refined only
moderately active. but pricos we're steady At i4c
tor hard l3hc. i2.c- Tor soft whs lasc for eIa
O., i71c. \ E,sc. for yellow.
sxKps -Iinsssd was quiet bns held With 1rr,nes, n W S
gold duty paid sales reported. dull.
and prices nomfuaist l8c 1890. for clover ~ %
W 20 far timothy, aud ~ rs ~ 81 tor ROUGH nAx.
STxARfsE.-lhe demand continued sh but prices
unchanged. Tsssles wors confined .ms oss at from
riHs moro o ae.ss.. .issey priss yhcrn
wers sold 90o ibs ~ gso l0ac tor country TO prp,
W%nisnrx % -sesspts va ,bb,a Tho demand was only
moderate and prices heavy, clgng al ms .c. Tho
sales 2lO bbs al s7c. yythe latter pTice Tor Iroa
bound 2t4&-nA
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

The weekly statement OF the aSsociated banks 10
unfsyorabls, IN Showing loss In legal tenders and
specie and falling or in deposits. The city banks
are beginning send home tho notes OF the country
banksior redemption and the latter, having larger
line or deposits for thas reason, are compelled 10
draw greenbaoks from New York where with to make
up the required legal tender reserve. It II to be
hoped that this process OF redemption Will continue
until tie currency IL moro evenly distributed. Tho
loss In specie is due to the largo customs payments
during tne week. The last Two statamsats contrast
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
COMMERCIAL EzPoar
SATURDAY, Feb. Rs r. M.

SATURDAY, Feb. 'f2-oP.M
corrEE-Rio, though quiet, was steady tho sales being
@V Days. er Wessphaia on private terms For kinds
the unrkei was dull, hut unchanged. No sales
CorroS.-fhe market for sape WAS dcc,dcdy ira,
active the demsnd from scasses OF buyers being ,scd
and slightly lower prices prevailed The oeass wore rar
while the saes $50 bales OF which 900 were for
$40 for spinning and o speculation. Thsxas for fu,use
delivery ~ fair extent about c lower prces
There sod 400 bales basis niddng for March n
94ssc Icoo do for April at 49, GO do .or Nay ~ 2e In
DO. Cor June at do for do, and 0 do fcs on
board At New Orleans, private terms. We Quuie
st1fyt
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
Tac extreme nuotuatlons daily In the price I
gold durnQ the week worc ay fouows. = r.+
HEAVY RopBlRY.

cable telegram from London announces the rob
bery of 10000 Bapk OF England notes, Including
eight OF fl,ooo each. Payment has been stopped
IL tis.s supposed tho thieves made their way to this
country. Messrs H0wiand Aspinwail, OF this city.
advertise in another cpumn reward OF $4,000 for
tho delivery of the st0iea notes. n II \. EN-, 5t
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

FLOUR AruGaAis- -Rece,rts, 7liB bpls -four $50 bes
corn meal i6b:J b1shea wheat 0 do G50
la3 do. malt and h7Vdo. peas Inc -four ykat was quol
but ArIn for The low grades. The about $500 bs
including extra state FOR exPor, vt 35 ~ - California
or was dun and nonla.i sonlhen iar was slow q sale
Hour was moderately active eli t Rdvauce tho
being No. bbs Corn rule dun notniu MI
The New York herald., 1870-02-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nyarrted.

aMURRAY-DowDNEv.-AOn Thursday IeDruars 10.
by hcvs IL. kfcot: Of ST. Lonlface (,tom "a Cathoac)
cnbtca,a ,at she'r riencs oi -tae L.ae,s adtAsf ALL
ChAL MURRAY 70 ANNA UVNDEk1, NO cards.
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SHOOTING ARRAY.
Two River Esn 90 for Each othsr with
Pistols.

A shooting ARRAY occurred yesterday
morning on board the steamer Liberty,
between Captain John Ford and Mr.. Geo.
Shields, engineer, in which both parties
were wounded, neither Of them NOR
tally.
AS to the cause which led to the unfor-
tunate affair We are requested TO ssy
nothing. 1t grew out ola business quar-
rel, and therefore interests none but
themselves. The fracas occurred about
half past ten O'clock, and we understand
was not altogether unprecedented. Mr..
Shields fired first, his ball striking Oapt.
Ford's watch, which was in the wstch-iOb
of his pants. This saved his life, for
though the watch was smashed, il turned
the ball, which otherwise would have
gone through his body. A second shot
was fired 1y Mr.. Shields before Capt.
Ford, this shot passing through the
fieshy part of his arm. Capt. Ford then
ired. his bali shattering the left wrist of
Mr.. Shields, whose third shot meanwhile
passed through the other arm of Capt.
Ford.
The combatants were thus separated
and carried 10 their homes. where their
wounds were dressed. and at last account
both were doing very well. We learn
that q statement OF the alfsifs viii be puO-
lished In u few days By one OF the parties
ugaged.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Marrow Escape of a Valuable Block Of
Buildings,

About a quarter 10 ten o'clock Sunday
night. a negro girl, In passing the book
store of Messrs. Barnard y Barnum, No.
IS Real street known as the Christian
Nissionl. discovered smoke and flames Is
suing from the cellar-dOor. She cried out
" Fire!" and the alarm being heard by
some gentlemen sitting in the drugstore
OF DR.. HOerner, n of them, II. T. Thorn
linson, Esq, Immediately ran TO the near
est engineh0use-No. 3, on Shelby street
aud conveyed the intelligence 10 Captain
Signiaigo who, with his gallant anG ever
ready bows. were soon on the ground. Inc
DANES, meanwhile, had not been idle, and
though scarcely five minutes bad elapsed
between the discovery Of the nre and the
arrival Of the No. 3, they haa already
gained such headway that The entire block
,eemed enveloped in flame and smoke. A
stream was o playing on II from No. 3
aud from the other engines which arrived
.hortlv after land in a m~arvelously short
,pace of time, the fire was subdued-a
act which. when we consider the gale
which was blowing At the time, reflects
ne highest credit on The efficiency OF our
gallant hremeu.
though the flames were so quickly sub.
lued The losses Will be quite heAVy-the
principal sufferers being Messrs Marsh.
Warren s. CO., boot snd shoe Cealers, No
d BeaI. whose stock Is damaged 10 the
value of 81 poo. They are insured for
,s.OOO.in the Phooaix. of Hartford. Messrs.
Barnard & Barnum's loss is hard TO esit-
nate, but they think 500 Will cover II.
They are also fully insured, in the Missls-
sippi Valley Company, OF this place. Ihe
building is damaged TO the extent of per
haps ave hundred dollars. Il Is owned by
Mr.. II. Mansfield.
There IS no doubt that the place was set
a6re-by whom, or for what object, Messrs.
Barnard & Barnum inform Us, they have
no idea. Their c~ellar-door, usually locked,
was found open, and the FIRE set ct a point
where it could not possibly have original
ed otherwise than by the hands OF an in
cendisry.
We congratulate the other establish
ments IN the building on their narrow es-
cape.
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~GENTLEMEN's LIST.
sAsoN.c DIRECTORY EOR 1870.

AaEHH
Ec-TH MEEPEIS. Nc. Ie-meete 81 Friday ~
r-cE ucuJu-Hsu cor. Madison andSscond.
~. S. Matthew's, ". IL: Ben X PuiIen,
See.
AsaEEoNa. No. I6-meets LIST Monday IN ov-
cry wolth. Et QEd-FeilOws' AElLt corner
Court and Main. John Gent, ". NJ john
EelEf~l. Secretary.
JE-1a soon. NO ls-meels lst Friday OF each
~raoltu--Ial cgrner Madison and Second
r. ~. Mitchell N-A-s 5. Sturm, Sec
DFzrr0. No. -l-meels % Ertday o. each
n0rTh-Gli-FeiIOws Hall J. .. beaird.
~. N.- 81. Shelton. sec.
EuwLSSING. 40 Sii-meets 4th Friday OF
each m1uth-Jt south Memphis Hsl. cor
lcr OF Madison and Seconl " Il. Id
U1uls. VI. ~; Louis CZapSklt Sec
ROYAL ARCH
Pr.-r CuAprER. No. &-meets I'd Monday Of
each mcutk-GlG-Fellows Hal u. c. Ira
dar. N J.. II p; 4. O.. Locke, see.
EASDs n
ErREKA CoUNCU, No. emeets Sd Monday Or
each moutL-Gdl-FeuCws Hall John Lents
IN Ill. NJ MtgRiE. Rec
CvEFVF Cur-UANDEBF. No. meets 4th Non
dey OF each mouih- Geo. Mellersh, Oom-s
7. g. BauchuS, Zee
CALvAHE CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIXt 18th, Nc.
D. Charles " Adams. sd, NJ. W. II. T.
IlmAUsDu. sd. sec.
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for a short time. and viii 20 70 Memphis
Tor repairs. The water j. TOO low for her
to 20 down the Lower Pass. and she VII
60 10 Memphis and prepare t0r the next
rise
Capt. Msizler has gone 10 Cincinnati
after his new b0at. Thy say her name
will be Little Natchez"
The Syracuse J5Lr5li states thai tho
lSUds0u river his season % % FAR has
heeu open Tor all the crafc tlar navigate
it from rr0v TO It's uou1h. This cuudl-
tim Of tie Hudson Iu the month OF jan
uary, IS unprecedented ia the Els Of tEe
oldest inuaOitan-.
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An act to Regulate ire Publication Of
legal Notices.

"szcrIoN /. Be Il enacted, Tbatit shall
be the duty Of all Clerks, Sherlls, and
other court officers, to make, or to
be made, publications OF all notices of a
legal character in the newspaper published
ia the county where such shall De ordered
having The largest circulation in said
county, aud where there IS no newspaper
published 10 the county, theA the puDl-
cation shall be made in the newspaper
published nearest the county seat, having
The largest circulation in said county,
ProUided, That en- every Instance where
the party or parties or ne attorney or at
toT1teyS, Interested in said publication
shall have the rI2kt TO designate b news
papers in which the said publication shall
be made"
We copy above 50 much Of legal ad-
veriising law as the public Is interested
in. We do this for the sole purpess Of
putting the oDieers, htigUHSs and attorneys
upon their guard IN relation to the mat
ter, and TO guard them against being mis-
led. 1t is the privilege Of the party or al
torney, at whose instance an advertise
ment is inserted, TO publish it in any pa
per he pleaSes.
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STILL ON The ROUNDS
Colonel WeslmorelaHd Again Heard froa
on tAs Rampage.
His Tries TO Beat ths Steamer George
". Cheek cut Of His Passage,
but Fails Sigaaily.

It IS but \ few days since We gave an
account OF the last exploit, so lar as
heard from, OF the gallant Colonel West
nlOreland," of St0neWall Jackson's stan.
He was at that time about purchasing the
town Of Clarendon, Arkansas. lie must
have completed the purchase, for we were
informed yesterday be IS on i way 10
Memphis-so ne says. He is coming TO
clear up his character.
When the steamer Geo. W. ChRal< was
about leaving Helena, Arkansas, for this
port, a very genteel-loOking individual,
with but one leg, came 10 tAe clerk
Office and wanted q ticket TO DR.. Peters
landing. about half way betweea Helena
and this city. he Informed the clerk that
he was short OF funds, and did not have
enough to pay his passage. Ha would be
Obliged to ask TO be aliOwedt 20 pass" up,
and If after arriving the fare W demand
ed, he would procure It from trends. The
gentlemanly clerk seeing h he was a
cripple, was about to give ain a pass to
his destination, when something caused
him to hesitate, and he said 10 him that he
had better see the Captain, who would, no
doubt, give him s pass.
The stranger noticing the hesitation, re-
marked, Il can show you ~cred5utlals as TO
who l am and pulled out a letter from
somebody another somebody, introduce
ing "Col. Westmoreland, OF Gen. Stone
wall Jackson's staff"
As soOn as b clerk saw the document
he remarked, YES, sir; I've heard agood
deal about you-Was reading about you in
the Memphis APPEAL, only a day or two
ago" The Colonel at this. colOred up
slightly and said that, That was all Il
mistake. It must be some other person,
although the description, etc, ITS me. 1
am on nay way now up to Memphis TO eZ-
plain ali those things" "Nell - returned
The clerk, you had better see the Cap
tain, anyway"
So the Colonel stumped of to and the
Captain. and after remaining with MIN for
solie minutes. returned to the clerk and
informed him that Il was "all right" and
proceeded 20 register his name. IA clerk
IN glancinE az the Signature while assign
Ing hima sJaterOou, was surprised TO ind
that ne had registered himself not Colonel
Westmorelaud. but Colonel Nay.
How is this2" asked he; This is not
the name you ave me u few minutes age.
You SAID your name WAS WestmOreland
now l find you signing it A4y. What
does this meau?'
The Colonel Immediately replied that
he had very urEenLand particular reasons
of a private nature IJr not wishing 20 sign
his real name. The clerk remarked that
he reckoned he had, and point-blank re-
fused the ''p3ss." After hemmtng and
having "A minute, the Colonel found ms
mOnsy and paid kjS passage. He got OIL
At DR.. Peters landing, whence we expect
to hear of new piece of rascality.
In speaking TO the clerk aDOutthe AP-
PEAL articles Col. IVES, mOreland said that
he had not seen the frs. articles about him,
but tina a friend had just pointed u the
last one to him; that there must be some
misraks-and that he Intended TO rectlty
it as soon as h5 GrTjC6f IN Memphis. No
doubt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-18

Af.e- this date. advertisements will not
be received from any hut regular custom
ers and weil-estabiisbed houses. unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment Of this rule is rendered necessary bv
the difficulties OF collection and the de-
nands OF q business That reQEres a cash
ia all as departments. FORTS proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
Wu understand aud appreciate the neces-
siUy for this basis Tor IA future.
HEATING, ENGLISH Z co.
November 30, 1853.
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Colonel e. ". Alexander. the ~engineer.
whose talent and skill were instrumental
in building the bridge over tha 3lissis-
Sippi river at st. Louis, has removed to
Memphis, and viii hereafter have charge
of The various street railways @; The city.
We gladly bail the adyeI. of such men -
Colonel Alexander IN oar midst.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement Is inserted 10 the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an eXtTa publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for ths seventh day We charge ene-
sixth additional
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-18
PRIMARY MEETINGS..
Democratic Executive Committee---Shelby
Ccua,y.

The primary meetings in the wards Of
the city for tbc purpose OF appointing
delegates TO the County Convention, viii
De held on Saturday evening. January -,
at seven o'clock. az the following places:
First Ward-Main street EnEiuehOuse.
Second mathematician, Exchange
Building.
Third Ward-'Squire Kiernan's Office,
Adams street.
Fourth Wsrd-Stillman Hall, Second
street.
Fifth Ward-Municipal Courtroom,
Second street.
sixth Ward-Wsldrap Block, Main
street.
Seventh Ward-Ferguson Hall.
Eighth Ward-POplar street Market
house.
Ninth Ward-ChslSea House.
Tenth Ward-Corner OF Main andSCuth
streets. THOS. II. LOCKWOOD,
Chairman.
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1. 0. Q. Z. pIRECTORY.

GaToso Es~cAEPxESr. Nos. L 90 F-mests
on the lsr and 50 Thursday Nights Of each
month. 80 s-rD clock A-FIAvisrt E-i d.
Trader. il. P- Thomas BacoE,S Scribe.
NETsuIs LODGE. No. b-mgets every Tuesday
night. 81 ~. @ clock J. W.sNaynesDurS, y
CaEcEAEAw LODGE, No S-meets every Mon
day might ~ rs o'clock, A. Heru, y. q.
J.P holman =. q Leon Levy, Record
inc Secretary.
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FOR sALeIFoR sALEl

City and County scrip and Tennessee
money. 1T civ Bank, No. 9 Madison
street, ia sums 10 suit.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
tuRf I'M sh- Memphis PostOfdce and not deliv-
ercd bv carriers Yesterday
All letters directed to street and numbers,
win he delivered promptly by carriers.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FIfioft Lfne-White and Little Red River
Packet-For Helena, Friar's POINT. LtG.s
Rock <earcT. JacEsonpoEt and .a-lsErLe.
LEGAL TENDEH----JOdn D. ElLott, master
TINS elegant and dret passenger
steamer VIII leave AS above uz=a
TUESDAY. 18th inst. at5 p n.
ELLIOTT g MILLER Agents.
falls Promenade street. OPP LandInG-
Regular Memphis and waite River UEitsd
States HaiI Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon DeNalls
BfuT Little Rock n-s arc. " est Point
Searcy, Augusta and J~acksOcpcr[
n o q
Pat. II. Wheat---Easler.
This ELEGANT passenger steamer -
viii leave As ABOVE AzaAEs
TUESDAY. 18Th inst. at S pm
LEVY & ROBBTSS Agents.
faVs rs Taapr-nn street.
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THE DAVIDSON FAsx ASSOCIATION.

In another part of this issue we publish
an advertisement under the above head
ing. Of which we will make some explain
atoms that we hope will have the effect 70
induce help and assistance for the widow
and children of a gallant Confederate sol
der. Mrs. Florence S. V. Davidson, the
ladv in question, anxious to sell her farm
iu Hardeman county, (heT only remain
ing possession has, by the advice OF
friends, determined TO do so 10y lottery,
believing that in that way she can realize
a better price and more ready money for
it. Many prominent and influential gem
tlemen, friends of her deceased husband,
have Interested themselves in the matter,
aud they offer every guarantee that the
scheme shall be conducted on a safe and
careful plan. Maj. WicRs, President OF
the Charleston Railroad, Mai. John 2.
Strange and Maj. Phil. T.. Allen are the
managers, and Register, Trezevent q Co.
have kindly consented TO act as treasur-
erS. We hope that every Confederate sol
der In Shelby county and West Tennes-
see will enlist themselves in the cause Of
Mrs. Davidson, whose husband was we'll
known in the Confederate army as a gal
liant and noble soldier. The tickets are
only five dollars. There are two thOus
and of them, all OF which ought to be sold
IN Memphis.
REMNANTS of Linens and Dress Goods
very cheap. MENkEN BROS
Why9 Have You not read Puck7 at
CowPERTHwATT, CHAPMAN &c Cos,
DIR. JNo. C. RoeER's ONCE moved to
IUI Adams street.
We HAVE reduced theprices on Blcached
and Brown Domestics, Sheetings, Pillow
case CottOus, Linens and Table DamasSs
At 20 to % per cent. less han Cur for
mer rates.
J.. Il. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
No. 81 Main street, Clay Building.
FRENCH CLOAKs at half their value, at
B. L0weustein K Bros.
a sTECIFIC rOR THROAT DISEASE
MY communication with The world IS
very much enlarged BY the Lozenge which
I now carry always in my pocket; that
trouble ia my throat tfOr which the 'pro-
ches' are a specific having made NE often
a mere whisperer.
IN. p. WILLIS"
For a cough, cold, an irritation or sore
ness of the throat, Browns Bronchial
HTuchcs viii often give instant relief.
tbs DEMAND TElL<THE SrORY.-Fr0m
all directions orders for PhalOu's Nitaiia
or salvation Tor the Hair come pouring
in, All the n~oNiOUs dyes, etc, 20 down
before iJ. \ wear hence they will be I'M
marketable. The ladies' say it Is as pleas
p to use rs q perfuu=d toilet water, and
il IL as rausparen5 as crystal. Nothing
else reproduces 50 perfectly the original
hue OF The hair.
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MEMPHIS WOOD n MILLIONAIRE
CoMPANY.-Tho stockholders of this COM
pany are requested 20 meet az the Cham
Der Of Commerce on Wednesday next, at
three o'clock pm. for the purpose Of or
ganizing under the charter just granted
by the Legislature.
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- - K%ECoKDER.

- E--raPuFR.-At the soIictaSon Of
NiI1 e-y Old 8riends, ihAve consented
L. mani = r,rdldate before the General
20 bsceitsr ne omec of CITY Recorder, At the
election 7 janus ". L STEWART.
rarfH
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF..

au-pr-r-NARrUS 7. WRIGHT Is "a can
- I.f.re for sheriff o. shelby county al the
-T.-fiau 5r Narra next. subject 10 The de
ci-lrr Fl t1c Comfy Convention 20 meet on
s-.E =. rsu11rv- Jas
nHrRIFF-E. A. COLE Is a candidate Tor
- &T-rfr OF shelby county II the election IN
Comfy convention to meet on Hth Of ian-
, jas
rHrHTrF-T hereby announce myself IS
- au independent candidate for le eiecIon
f.rHeoMcs OF sheriff, at The ensuing Narch
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sheriff Of ShclDE county.
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