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LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION

AITeW orgauizatIen OF IIqnor Dealer,
tiOt up for Mutual Defense and Pro
tSstiOB-TtS Objeet. Ete.
On the first of August. a meeting Of
liquor dealers was held ct Mare q Bon.
ners saloon, next to the OVerton Hotel
There was a large representation and the
following preliminary arrangement was
entered intO:.
I'VE, the undersigned, liquor dealers Of
Memphis, do hereby agree to form and
out mutual protection, benefit and de-
Tense.
The name of said Association shall be
tho "Liquor Dealers Association of Mem
phis."
The purposes and objects of said Asso-
citation shall be the mutual protection and
defense of its members against, and to Sc
cure the repeal, and to oppose by legal
means the execution of all unjust and on
pressivs laws directed against us a class.
There shall be elected annually, from
among the members, q President, First
and Second Vice Presidents, Secretary,
Treasurer, n an Executive Committee,
consisting of i've members of the Asso-
cistion.
The Executive Committee shall manage
and control the affairs and business Of
the Association.
The duties of the President, Secretary
and Treasurer shsII be defined by by
laws 70 be hereafter adopted by the Assoc
citation.
There shall be q fund, raised by sub
scription, for the purpose of d~efrayinR
the expenses Of the Association, employ
ing counsel, and advancing the interests
Of the Association generally.
Counsel shall be employed by the year
IN aEEGnn IN all Raaaa urRnUiny nnN nF tho
laws mentioned herein against members
of the AssoeiationJ in all courts of the
State, and to all law matters pertaining to
the business of the Association. Said
onn shall be selected by the Executive
Committee, and shall be paid such annual
salary as msy be agreed upon with said
committee.
Louis Vaccaro, James Cannon, Ed.
RaWalskys Henry Eshmann M John
Flatly shall constitute a committee
to arrange for the organization of
the Association. They are en-
powered to receive subscriptions until
tbs regular officers are elected, and az
SOON as they think there is a sufficient
number TO warrant the organization, thew
shall caA q meeting Of the Subscribers, for
the purpose Of eleoting the officers herein
provided for.
No subscription OF less than five dollars
be received BY the Association, and
sl subscriptions shall be paid in Advance.
Each n every one upon paying Eve
dollars shall become q member Of the AS
ISOLATION.
Yesterday evening the Committee of
Arrangements went round among all the
dealers in the city and had them to sub
scribe their names to this paper and to
subscribe cash contributions so that the
organization starts out with q sound
at once. There will be a meet
Ing this afternoon at four O'Clock In the
house next to the Overton hotel, on Main
street to perfect the organization, The
first object of the society will be to take
to have the excessive license tax
lowered by the State, county and city,
which now aggregates S4GO per annum,
perhaps.
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COAL. COALl cOAL

Now is the time to lay in your winters
coal cheap.
BROWN & JONES,
No. 2S2 Main street, Bethel Block, win
sell for cash to city consumers, delivered
anywhere in the city limits,
10000 barrel Pittsburg at 75c per barrel,
5000 barrels Camel st SOC per barrel,
5000 barrels Raymond at zoe per barrel,
5000 barrels Mt. Carbon at Csc per barrel.
Send In your orders early to No. 2s2
Main street,
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MRssRs. L. q A. L. LowKNsTRIH, the
well-knOwn and popular clothing mer-
chants, have moved from the stand they
formerly occupied, ext door to 3. Low
eDstein q Bros. They will hereafter be
found at the commOdious premises. No.
236 Main street, two doors north of Jeffsr-
son street, whore they will be happy to
see their former friends and patrons, also
the public generally, and show them the
finest line of gents and boys clothing
and gents furnishing goods ever exhibits
cd in this city. Remember the number,
238 Main street,
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I'd. BROWN, Observes
WAR DEPARTMENT., I
OFFICE OF On. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August Z, 1871. ]


The barometer has fallen since Sunday
afternoon slightly at the Rocky mountain
stations and very considerably from Ohio
to Kansas and enthusiastically. The
pressure has incressed rapidly from New
Jersey to Alabama, where It is now fall
ing, but the highest pressure still remains
on the south Atlantic coast. Southeastern
ly winds are now reported from Ohesa-
peake bay to Massachusetts,, but south
erly winds prevail very generally In the
Southern and Gulf States. Partially
cloudy and clear weather has prevailed
from Pennsylvania to Maine and west
ward to Lake Michigan, but cloudy and
t~hrestenining weather has increased from
Tennessee nOrtheRstward into Ohio, and
rain is reported from the Gulf coast. The
barometer will probably fall very gsner-
ally east of the Mississippi, the lowest
pressure remaining north and west of IL
Ilnois. The conditions viii remain favor
able for local storms from Missouri to
Lake Superior and east of Louisiana,
Threatening weather will probably very
generally prevail during the night from
Tennessee and North Carolina to Lake
Ontario, and cloudy weather, with a few
local storms, will probably stand over
New England Tuesday afternoon.
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srnAn Yrrr1Ne. SIS second strsos.

THE CONFEDERATE LIQUID is an article
to remove grease, stains, ETC., and viii be
sold on our streets by Mr.. Jao. L. Arnold,
late OF Company G, Sixteenth Mississippi
regiment, army Northern Virginia. Mr..
Arnold lost his leg at SpottsylyRnia Court
House, and as be has since been paralvzed.
ne Is In every way worthy Of the patron
age and assistance Of our Citizens.
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ST. WNCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, NO.
THE TwENTY-ETNFH ANNUAL Sc,
4 sion viii
Open on Monday, September 4, 1871.

Il sion Will
Open On Monday, September 4, 1871.
RKv. T. n. ODONOGHUE, G. Ii,
Vice-PTesideut
- For particulars apply 10 Very Rev.
Father RIOFdOn, Y. q. ats 81 FalricKs Church.
tyH d6W
NATAsHLNGFON UNIVER>irY--MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT. SattimOre, Md.-Ths
next regular session Will commences On the
First Monday ia October, ISL. Preliminary
Lectures viii begin TIE 18th September. The
course OF instruction IL emluentlyp practical
and complete, consisting Of dIdactic lectures
clinical lectures, and special Instruction ia
the iagnOsis and treatment OF disease at the
bedside. Every variety Of disease may be
seen In the Hospital Wards and Free Di5pen-
sary connected with the College. FEEs -Fuu
course, Sl2O; MatrtGuiafiOn, s.; Dissection,
$40; Graduation, SO. Students from the late
states, whose means are limited.
Will be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
The school. The annual circular AID Gaia
containing full particulars, wiz Be-
sent on application to
CHAS. ". CHANCELLOR, MD,
iy30 dAW Dean Of the Fuculty-
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On Wednesday, September 20, Is7i,
PUBLIC AUCTION,

A THE EAST SIDE or THE CAPITOL
n in Nashville, the undersigned, Commits
siOners Of Railroads, etc, Tor the state OF
Tennessee, viii sell, at
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ana PASSENGER Packets:
SALLlE, T. B, Ishasen, A2stss
e0Luk3iA, irons, AastsF
UTAH, TX. NaFhees, Raster
MINNIE, - Master
Connecting at Little Rock with L.
Stages for Hot Springs and the.
Hght-dFauRht steamer Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper
Freight received at all times rom boat or
railroad and transferred, free of charge, ts
boats Of this line Mark and cOnstgn gOOdz
to 81. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co,
care OF ELLIOTT 4 MILE Ag'tB, phis;
L. N. PHILLIPS a Co., Agents, Cairo
JAS. j. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
fss 800 N. Commercial ST.. St LOuis. Mo
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JoE LOCKE, 2S6K Main street, has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie, Demorest, Har-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every SATURDAYS
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, Bailou. Pleasant Hours,
and a host of other late mOnthhes, all the
illustrated weeklies and principal dsilies
Of the United States,
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FRLAR's POINT AND BENDS.
C~OPARTMERsHIP NOTICES.
Dissolution Of :COpartnsrship.

TNHE C~opartnership heretofore existin0
Il between s. r. Clarke, Cotton Greene and
W. 4. Lucas, under the nrm name OF 8, II,
CLARK a 20, ls thiB day dissolved ~ the re-
tlfenenb OF D X Clarke. The business viii
be continued by the remaining copartners,
s.. R CLARKE, & co,
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IT has been determined by the Commit
tea on Privileges for the Centenary ceIa-
bration, TO sell them at auction. Fvsiv
time is expected. Auction on Fridey
night, at S O'Clock, at Willetts, 81 Adams
street.
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FOR RENT.

EzIDENCE-No. ls7 Wellington street,
IL Apply 10 ALEX ERSkINE,
auE6 No. Is Monroe ST.
TOTTON OFFICEs-NO. 81 Front street, Up
- stairs. Apply to
aug5 MENEEN K
STORERoOM ANDCRLLAR-No. 2a2 Front
> street, adapted to either wholesale or re-
tall business. apply 10
sLg5 MESkEH BROS.
ID UsIEEss HOUsE.-A nrstelass business
ID mouse extra largel, No. 90 Main street;
only 20 8 hrst-clsss tenant Possession 23th
II August Apply 70 s. A. Norton, Esq, or
address a. Germantown Tenn
aug5 VA N.
ID OOMs-Furuished and unmrnished, for
sug5 Ia MAIx STREET.
- rORE-HOUSE-That large snd Commo-
= diOus stOrs-hOnse, IS Front street. oc-
cupisd al present by Brooks Co. Posses.
sion given the LIST OF October. Apply TO
DAY & PROUDFIT,
sug2 sMonrOe street.
HOUSE-A twO-story dwenfng-house. with
IL six rooms, two dressing rooms, kitchen
and servanss' rooms, on the corner Of POntO-
yZ Sc. LLOYD, 81 Main street.
EOUR OFFICEs-In stanton Block. Apply
Il oALLISON BROS. tylS
uOUSE-The House, No. 81 Nsosby street,
Al with nine rOOms-aui In good condition.
ylS No. g Second street
uOUsE-A me two-story Brick Dwelling
II House, with nine rooms, Gas, Cistern,
ETC., Nc. L7L Exchange street. Inquire OF
myl5 A. HARRIS, IS Main street.
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c~0PARTRERSNIP NOTICE.

COTTON GREENE AND w. r. LUCAS. suc.
~ cessOrs OF ). e. Clarke q Co., viii con
tinue the business of INSURANCE under
the 1rm name Of GREENE q LUCAS.
CoLFON GREENE.
augl w, II. LUCAS.
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STEAMH0ATs
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
MsmphIs and 81. Louis D. 4. MaH Lin

For Oseeola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
OalrOI Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron r. R.. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, ana
boats up the Ohio River,
mAnbLE Boyd, master
Tnls elegant steamer win leave L.
as above 1870
WEDNESDAY, 9Th Infant, at 8 ava. "
Ticket Tor All points via Memphis and ST.
Louis paekese North, Hast and West, apply
20 0enerai Railroad and Steamboat ONCE
TON b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS,
freight received at theSk Louis harfboaL.
VI u. DILL, Agent.
algs FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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FOR RIVER.
ksFohasts' St. Lsals and Arkansas RIvg
Packet gszBsaY.

Fur Pine Biuh, Little Rock, LOuiBburg, Dar
.daHeIie, Ozark, Van Buren, anG FOrt
smith; composed OF the following
First- class, LOVF-Waber Freight
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LAZARUS q MORRIS perfected spects-
cles are the best. They never IRE the
syes ; last many years without change;
are warranted not to break. +. a. Clark
& Co., Jewellers and Opticians, No. 1
Clsrk's block, 20 Main street, Memphis,
are sole agents for this city.
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LOOK SHARPE LOCK SHARP /

A choice selection Of groceries to be sold
at the auction yard of N. @. Csyce & Son,
on Second street, to-day at 10 O'Clock.
+. s. MALLORY, @. s. @.
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University Of Nashville, Tenn.
Founded 1895.

TfHE Collegiate Department and Academy
4 open the fth OF S~sptsmBsr. under mill
tAry discipline Tuition, board, fuaI. wash
ing, ETC., SEQ TO SIS per tsrm. The Law De-
p~artnent opens October 4, 1871. Tuition. $40
per term. Apply TO
GIN. F. KIRBY SMITH.
auQEaHHM DhanmHHHaa
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MIssIsslFPI FEnaLE coLLEar

IA FERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI. MIS-. ID. r
II SouthEoFth, Principal; Prof On. Ph.
Wtnkiers Principal Music Department. VII
pc re-0pened Tor the reception Of pupils the
nfsL Monday IN September. Fer particulars
see circulars or appiy In person or By Isttsr
70 the Principal. auL
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FIVE THOUSAND complimentary tickets
have been prepared for those who turn
out on the day of the Centenary. Scott
and Moore should be honored irrespective
of nation or creed.
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CoL. PARTEE and Mr.. Robbins have
effected arrangements for the Overton
Hotel for q term of years.
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ANY person wishing 10 purehava d.
beautiful cottage can ascertain Dsrtf-
Isrs by applying to Col A~lexandeT Rnsi-
ness Manager Of the APPEAL.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis and Louisville
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
June z, 1871.

Train leave Day Express---..-.-.-. LOO an.
New fOrE---.-a--I2ab pm.
BrOWusViils accommodation leaves
uAily 1du pm
Elegant sleeping cars run through to 81.
Louis and Louisville On the E:b PM train.
The An and 5S0 pm. trans 10 not run
on sunday. Jyh
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OUR friends from the country, who
make short flying trips to Memphis, can
got q good meal for Fifty Cents at the
Continental Restaurant, 80 Jefferson
street.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. - This amount
VIII buy q bottle Of AIRS, Whitcomb's
syrup, the great soothing remedy for All
diseases incident TO infants and Children
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FOR RED RIVER.
Carter Ltne-For Shreveport and JefTersOn
(rexssl.
fhls elegant steamer VIII leave A
as above E
THIS A sth Inst, at 4 pm.
il. WARRINGTON, Agent,
eug- AZ Madison 81.
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on Saturday, because, o know we
eGiOa't-'avn't the New Memphis, you
know. But the lively scenes around the
market from three O'Clock until dark
make US feel that, after all, there is some
things as nice as an Oates matinee. Il yery-
body land the term is used sdvisedly) feels
it to be q bounden duty to go to market on
Saturday evening. Young ladies 60 to
learn, from their more experienced sis
ters, the art and mystery of buying a
good dinner; the mRtrons go for business;
the gentlemen go because the ladies do,
and the irrepressible darksy goes because
he can stand around in the way and make
himself q general nuisance. But 1t Is the
mode to go to the Little Rock market on
Saturday, and no fashion was over more
religiously adhered to.
The Municipal Election,
though two months away, Is beginning to
wake up the politicians. The Democratic
slate is yet in the future, as the leaders Of
the party here are men of too sound
political Judgment to "shOw their hsnd'
thus early in the gsme. The Radicals
think that with the aid of q few black
Beldans they win sweep the board, but 1t,
Is Ossible they may find themselves left.
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LITTLE Rock, August THE weather
IL clear N very warm. Thermometer
96a. River fell foot, and is still falling
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the WEATHER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A.
MEMPHIS, August !, 1871.
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READ the advertisement on frat page
giving programme of celebration o fScote's
ce~ntalaarY.
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The Extreme Neat.

It Is a subject of universal remark here
that never before has the thermometer
ranged as high as during the past sum
mer. Heretofore, that Is, in summers
gone by, the hest of the day was neutral
ICED or offset by cool nights, but now
we're catching it night and day.
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ATTENTION, N GUARDS

You are requested to meet at our hall.
ms GIuesdsy) evening at s O'Clock 10
transact important b~Osi1ess.
COhNELIUS SULLIVAN see,v.
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TIE finest grades Of wines and bran
dies carefully put up In bottles for medi-
cal and family use.
JOHN LILLY. s5I Main street
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DRIVEN WELLS al Brownies
sroWne'ss Sl5 Second street,
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c NEWS.
-Leddin's UoIlsga
Attend RObsrtsOn's College.

Attend RObsrbson's College.
W. q Mitcbsll's school, sos Third st
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents PEI
0Jpy, . be had OF all neWEmen in ths
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three falltless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
81. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-Iu charge Of
q Sisters cOrner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE.

AIRS FANNIE P. MCaEHEE. PrInei84I.
vi VIII resume its exercises on the drsi
Monday In september. For terms see eIrcua
lar OF apply TO the Principal. aug
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FOR SALE.

kFONEY-TO loan Money o COnaterals.
NJ Address N. and l., P. o. Box I& myIO
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Second street.

Oliver q Finney.
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WANTS,

CIEUATION.-By q lady OF experience, asit-
- nation aa houEekseper. The country
would be preferred The best OF references
aug A. B., lS7 De50te street.
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FOUND.

= GRIP AND MONEY-Upon my table, some
= city scrip and Tennessee money, left. 1
by some friend, which TIE owner
VII come and receive upon paying for adVer-
Using. sc SNYDER, N. ID,
auE6 s. Union street.
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BARBoUR's SMALL FRUITs.-Cau at Oil
Yer g Finnie's and. examine them. They
are delicious.
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SEE advertisement of nav sohooa 1911.
In another column, N
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
White River unitsd States Mail Line
0S u s e,zS


JNO. B. DAVIS, Master CHAs. sMITHARs, CHI
EENS ".
A Master CHAs. Clerk
VIII run in connection with the trains Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad nom De-
wallis Bluff as follows The Usage viii leave
Devall's Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
from Memphis, for Des Are, Augusta and
JacksOnpOrt. Returning VIII leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 4 o'clock pm, cOnnecttng with trains al
DeValts Blun next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
n SALLIE V. viii leave Devan's Bluh
every Thursuay, al ~ O'Clock Am, and every
Sunday, at 4 o'clock pm. for Des arc, West
Point and Searcy. Returning, will leave
West Point every Thursday, at II O'Clock
DeValls Bluff and mouth of White river.
The ALLIE Y. will leave Dsvall's Bluff
every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon. Aberdeen, Cass COe, Mount
Adams, CrOekeGt's BlI.d, ST. Charles, indian
Bay and mouth White river. Returning, will
day and Saturday, ats o clock q M, connect
Ing at DeValls blun next day with trains for
Memphis and Little Rock. This boat viii
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 PIN.
Passengers by this route WtllgO through to
Jaeksonport in 81 hours less time than by
river; other points in proportion. Pasaen-
gers to points below D6Vall's Blu VIII save
"A hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line Will reach Its
destination considerably in advance of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
rates OF river Insurance and time
By this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at ONCE, No.
Madison street. JOHN b. DAVIS, Pres't.
A. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. jy2S
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Yesterday Wal an extremely warm day.
The river here continues declining, with
So feet in the channel from Cairo down,
and 9 feet between that point and st.
Louis. At Cairo the river is falling. At
ST. Louis there was a slight rise on Sun.
day and Monday, which will have little
effect. The channel continues crooked
and hin and difficult for navigation. The
Ohio is receding, with 81 feet on the bars
In. the lower Ohio. Arkansas river has
risen 4 feet altogether, but was falling
again at Little Rock yesterday, with 56
feet in the channel. White river has risen
several inches. Business on che wharf
was quiet, with q fair movement in
fIeights for the bends and Arkansas river,
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The following railroads in the state OF Ten
nessee, under various DEGREES OF he Than.
Gerry Court at Nashville, made In the case OF
the state Of Tennessee VG. Edgeneld and Kan
uck Railroad, and other railroads and par
ties, with theiI franchises, rolling stock and
equipments, viz:
The Knoxville 4 Charleston Railroad
The R~OgersviIIs & Jefferson Railroad,
The Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad,
n unless the decree OF tina COurt shan be
complied with BY the
Nashville a. Northwestern Railroad,
Ordering the payment OF the dent to the
State within thirty days rom the sth Of July.
lSU, that road, with its franchises and equip
ments, viii be sold.
Also. The Interest," OF the stale, being is
mortgage debt In the two following rail-
roads. viz:
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ClEAVEs, sMIrawlcK q HATCHER

have the most complete lot of
Fancy ana OEiee Stationery
In the city, which they intend to sell 81
low prices. They have also receiYed,
The EIeVsath Wallace supreme COurt
Reports.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

THE TRADE 10 the following; -
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
cOLOREB SASH RIBBONS,
NARROW TIE RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RIBBONS,
CORD EDGE RlBB0NS,
TAFFETA RIBBONS,
eros GRAIN RIBBONS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT RIBBONS,
CANTON SHADE HATS,
CANTON GIPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, ETC., Etc.
- TRIMMED HATS IN EVERY GRAED
OTIS g. CO.,
apis ST. Nam street. Mem0his