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THE COTTON CROP.

samples OF the Coming CrOp-EmuIa-
tiOn Among Planter BOIIs ASIA
OOm
From correspondents we compile
the following interesting parsgraps;
The irst cotton boil that opened this
wear in Shelby unit was found on the
plantation Of Mr.. Andrew J. owen, nine
miles fromthe city, on Hatchie river.
Cotton is very thrifty in Haywood
county, and prOEises better results than
at any time the past ten years. Other
crops are equally prosperous
Among the BEST samples of bloom and
boil that has resched Us, We find on q
stalk sent Us from the plantation Of
Springfield & Fleece, on the Arkansas
river, DR.. Z J.. Fraser, manager. Owen
McNutt & Co, Of this city sent It to us,
for which we thank them
From the large and productive plan
tstion of our friend o. 2. Lyles.,
ESQ, we have had 3 very I'm
and q most promising sample of The COM
ing crop It is "A sample and bssp5aks q
large yield. This tine place, very
near Marion, is cultivated by Mr.. A.
Raspberry & Sons.
The following letter speaks for itself:
-FOUR MILES NORTH SHELBY DEPOT,
SHELBY COUNTY, June p, 1871.
Editors AppeGI-I send you 8 cotton
DlGDu ptuthbQ lADm NY al sAAa CfC-
mig. have 3 field that / had to pillow up
and replant; ia doing 80 left 3 few rows
of the first planting, and from one Of them
[ gathered this bloom. There is q differ
eEce in prospect of yield st this time, from
appearances, of more than fifty per cent.
in first planting and ~replantiDg. The in
cessant cold rain We had this spring killed
out the cotton to 81 alarming extent.
Some farmers plowed up cotton and
planted in corn, and some again In cotton,
whilst others plsnted in missing places,
letting what there was Of the
old stand remain Farms generally
are very grassy, together with bad stands,
late planting and the very small size of
the plant at this time, will reduce the
yield 10 below an average crop. More at
tentiOn has been paid to corn this aeason
han heretofore, and where it has been
worked well promises an abundant hRr-
vest. There has been a greater breadth Of
land planted, and that. together with the
splendid prospect ofa hne oak n hickO-
~ mast, will enable Us to dispense with
drawing on our Northwest friends for
supplies. It is 9 remarkable thing that
every farmer has W oats this season
with scarcely an exception; they have
missed the rust and consequently the
Weld is good. The entire fruit cr0p never
was better, The woods are full Of chest
nuts, hszlenuts, wild grapes, muEcadines,
and paw-paw apples.
White labor is the best. Colorsd labor,
a. q general thing, cannot be depended
upo I have some that conn from Vir-
gfnis that cannot be best anywhere.
Yours truly, THOMAS J. ROSS.
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ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN.

Anew Firm ia an Old HOuse-A Mum.
Der of weII-kBOWn Young Men 60
Boldly into Business, Resolved 10
Win.
Its seldom that the penning offs piece OF
news gives US so much satisfaction IS the
writing of this brief no ice. The ancient
and honorable house OF j. 81. Blood q Co.,
1874 Main street, whose sign has confronted
the passers for years, has passed into the
hands of young and worthy SUCCESSORS,
men who are thoroughly acquainted with
the business, and have been identified
with the house since boyhOod, always ex-
cepting the period of excitement which
commenced in 1861. The styleo the new
firm will be simply
E. URQUEHART & CO.,
and their card sets forth farther that they
are "whOlssaIe dealers in stoves, tinware,
oils and lamps, and manufacturers Of tin,
copper and sheet-irOn ware, importers
and jobbers in tin plate, metals and cut
lery." The Individual members OF
the new firm are e. Urquehart, J.
D. Murtagh and f. G. Turnbull. These
gentlemen are known to all the customers
Of the house for a long time past. They
are known to all the business people of
the city. They have all the qualifications
which we instinctivly look for in success
tul business men. Eney drS suaDle, enOr-
getic, understand their business, stten-
tive, honorable and industrious. All who
know them viii indors9 This. With these
qualifications, fairly launched in business,
in 8 well-sstsblished house filed with a
splendid stock, can there be 8 doubt
Of their success? We are inclined to
think not. Being practical and weil-ex-
perienced men, they have vast advantages
over mere amateurs in business. It may
seem super fioUs TO tell our readers that
the new firm Of Urquehsrt 81 Co., Of 1874
Main street is a reliable and satisfactory
house to deal in.
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THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
An Original but Interesting Commence
ment-Tee Cream and Cakes.

An Original but Interesting Commence
ment-Iee Cream and Cakes.
The classical and high school of Nj. ],
D. Stewart, 100 Alabama street, is one OF
the most successfully managed and best
conducted of our educational Institutions.
Mr.. Stewart is one of your plain, matter
of-fsct msn, who believe in adapting edu-
cation to the boy, and in fitting him ac-
cording TO his brsin-faculty, his bent and
inclination for the active duties of life.
He Is thoroughly practical, his standard
of morality is high, and he endesvors to
make his pupils conform to It. We speak
by the experience of many who have en-
trusted their children to Mr.. Stewart. As
q sample of his practical character, We
will cite the new and novel commence
ment exercises at the Collegiate Iusti-
tute" last Thursday. We say new and
novel, because the proceedings were
wholly unlike anything we ever heard of,
and entirely unlike any recorded in the
APPEAL as occurring at other Memphis
or Southern schools during the past
month. Mr.. Stewart on Monday notified
the boyH that he would close the session
on Thursday; that he would not have a
formal examination, as he was we'll
informed with their progress during she
session, and was as wise as to their cspac-
ity So an examination could make him.
Instead Of the usual public show, which
would take them from their regular
studies, he would have some refresh
ments Of a reasonable character, which
they coald all enjoy and be happy. He
had there refreshments, consisting Of ice
cream and cakes, and when Thursday
morning came, and with it the boys who
were ssger for the feast, which proved 20
be more and better than was promised.
Mr.. Stewart sat down and talked over the
past session with his pupils, and added not
q little 10 the pleasures of the occasion by
sdry humor and wit, for which he is noted.
The boys enjoyed'the occasion hugely, and
expressed themselves in warm terms as to
their beloved "school master" We do
O think that any eulOgy, no matter how
~eloqneatly expressed, could at sll convey
an idea of the love and respect which Mr..
Stewart enjoys in the estimation of his
pupils, so well as the words which they
gave utterance TO on Thursday, in which
They spoke a devotion and love that could
only result from q most g7nial and per-
sonsl care. We hcps Mr.. Stewart, as he
deserves, viii continue to receive the pa
tronsge at the hands Of the public he has
served so faithfully and so we'll.
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PERSONAL.

Of the new American C~yclopsdis. issued
by d. Appleton & Co, of New York. The
latest volume issued is a register of all
important events Of the year 1853, Affect
ing political, civil and social facts. The
biographical sketches Of prominent men
sre invaluable. AZ are financial and COM
mercial statistics invaluable to merchants
ard all intelligent gentlemen.
Governor Charles Clarke, Of Nstchez,
was at the Peabody Hotel yesterday. HIS
health y not perfect, but by no means
seriously impaired, aud surely the dsy IS
not distant when honest worth and state
maulike qualities, such as have ever been
illustrated 10 the conduct and speeches Of
Charles Clarke, may be worthily hOnored
nv the neOple.
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LAW REPORTS.
Elrat ciroult Court-Heiskel. Iutae.

This Court directs the Clerk to call the
attention Of the Bar to the fact that, at an
early day Of this term, a large number OF
appearance and reference cases, for ysrt-
Gus causes, were stricken from the dock
cts; and in order that none may be pre-
JUDGED by the action of the Court, the
attorneys are required TO examine into
them, and on application a Reinstatement
will b3 allowed on 81 Hcient cause shown,
provided 1t is made at this term Of the
Court, rand by Monday next, on which
day the Court will adjourn until our in
course.
which bills of exceptions will be received,
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ALUGuBRloUS PROCEEDING

Big Job for the and for Jack
Walsh
The following is sufficiently plain with
out IN explanation from us:
MEMPHIS, June 80, 1871.
Coroner Of Shelby OOnaty-Please sum-
mon a jury OF inquest to ascertain wheth-
81 Barbour Lewis warrants, issued In the
name Of shelby county, are dead. There
Is a difference of opinion between the
holders of these warrants and the tar
payers Of the county as to whether they
are GIiVe or dead. The decision of the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee Ia NO salts
factory to "many citizens" Lst q jury OF
inquest settle the question now and for
ever. Yours, truly,
A SUFFERER.
n. B.-If they are dead, and the jury so
decide-query2 Should the county pay
burial exp5nses2
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First chancery cOurt-MOrgan, Chancellor

Yesterday was motion day. DEGREES
passed yesterday Curtis VS.. Eddins, ap-
peal; Banks vs.. Walker, vesting title.
Doyle va. Montgomery, ret Brewster vs.,
May, ref. Walt vs.. Thompson, revivor.
Baily VS.. Nash, Injunction dissolved; Sta
gay VS.. DonOhOe, pro confesso, set aside,
Court VIII meet on Monday, July Sd,
when all the motions entered on the mo-
ton docket since October, 1870, and I'M
disposed Of, will be called peremptorily.
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eARp OF TEsaks

Editors AppeGl-Permit us to express,
through the columns OF your paper, cur
thanks for the prompt and efhcieat ser
vice rendered By Captain McFsdden and
his able assistants Of Washington Fire
Company No 4. whereby We were enabled
to 3 Y a considerable amount Of lumber,
csc. which would have otherwise been
lost. Our ssWmil Wss beyond the city
limits. where thu Ere companies are not
required 70 20, consequently they are
mere deserving o fcredit FOR their valuable
service In oSr behalf.
PAGE q WIGGs.
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NOTICE 10 ~c0NTaACTORs.

nITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
y MEMPHIS, June g. ISL
A-SeaIed proposals VIII be received at this
ONCE until y o'clock m MONDAY, July I'd,
for making the necessary cut Tor the Bayou
at fernando and GsyoEo streets. For further
information, apply at this once. The city
reserves the right to reject any or ali h bids.
je2gl J. d. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer.
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NoTIcE TO Sill PRS.

CLEVELAND OHIO May -, 1871.
70 Shippers from Memphis, Tenn;
ANR. IsAAC q, MEASON has been appoint
WI ed Sole Agent Of the South Hho1s Line
a. Memphis. Ee VIII work via Evansville,
New Albany and Cincinnati BY river, and
via Memphis and Louisville railroad line
all raiL All other agencies IN Memphis Of
his line have been discontinued. Bills OF
ladfng for freight shipped over this line must
be signed Dy him, as no other party has any
right or authority 70 give bills o. ladfng for
the line in Memphis, and mona but hts wiz
be recognized. y. b. SKINNER,
ie3 SEMI Manager south Shore Line
Once No. So Madison St, Stanton Block
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CHANGE OF WATER Persons sccus-
toned to the spring and well water of the
North, cannot safely drink the water of
our Southern and Western States ia an
unqualified state without imminent peril
TO their health. A mere change Of water
under the most favorable circumstances,
viii tend to disorder, in some degree. the
digestive organs. This best known safe
guard against the unpleasant and often
dangerous effects arising from these
eau les is PLANTATION BITTBRs; at the
same time it is the best tonic and sppe-
tizsr in the world.
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sFLLA-Wh0 responded TO Rdyertisemet
r. " White Girl, etc 70 cali at Appeal
cru~uting-room, between n and 2s'eloek, this
s4turdsy3 day. CallfOr W. EhOOkS
ENGINE-A secondhand engine, in good
II order, not less then 15-hOrse owe Ap
Div 20 J. ]. RAWLINGS &C0.
iaga e5f Front street. uF-stairs.
TOWs-Twelve No. / sccIimated cows 81
u the DOnelson Place, Ray burn avenue.
AFONFY-TO loan Money o Colaterals
~ 4earsss ~; sal =.
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FOR CAIRO N ST. LOUIS.

Hsmphis and ST. Louis U. s. Nail LiEs
Cor Oace6la, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont With the
Iron r r., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
GRAND TOWEB---~---.Lenncz, master
hi elegant steamer will leave 49,
as above -
THIS DAY, LIST inst . at pm.
icksi for All points via Memphis and 81
Louis packets, North, East and West, apply
70 General Railroad and Steamboat ONCE.
TON 3. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SIS.
Freight received at theHL Louis WharIDOaL.
Il. Dill, Agent
tyl FLEM; S1pL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons de.
~ string to maR a safe and paying invest.
ment, that the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad company now offer Tor safe, al
their Office, in this city. their Bonds of Hale
Green and Ptekens countes, Alabama; and
LOWndes and Monroe counties, Mississippi
These Bonds were issued by these counties,
severaliy, to aid said company in Che con-
struction Of their road. They are known 70
be i've OF the Wealthlest counties in either
ing suffered but little by the ravages Of the
late war, they owe no floating debt, and pos
sess 8 large taxable property, and the Bonds
now offered constitute their only bonded
debt. They are all s per cent. Coupon Bonds,
and pay their interest s-emi-annually at the
Office Of the Company, or in New FORK. The
taxes have been already assessed In all the
con titles to meet the interest and provide 2
sinking fund Tor their redemption. These
taxes have been regularly collected. and the
interest In every case promptly paid. Guard
tans and courts intrustad with the moneys
OF orphans, can hnd no securities SAFER snd
more profitable, and capitalists seeking to
make permanent Investments can do no bet
ter b to purchase them. IA Company
viii dispose of them at such rates as viii
make them q paying ten per cent invest
ment; and when the Bond Is paid, The pur-
chaser viii receive twenty-five per cent. ad-
dttional on the original outlay. Stocks in
companies always depend on their manage
ment and good fortune for their regular divt-
dends. The income from the Bonds is cer-
tain, regular, more reliable, and, In most
instances, more profitable.
For any additional information. apply to
FRED. W. SMITH, Cashier of Memphis City
Fire and General Insurance Company, or 70
the undersigned, ct the nc OF the Selma,
Marion and Memphis Railroad Company,
No. 10 Madison street, Memphis.
JACOB THOMPSON,
Chairman of The Finance Committee OFFS, NJ.
and N. X, IL. Co. fe22
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MEMPHIs, July l, 1S7l-The Office of
the West Tennessee Department OF the
Lifs Association of America has been
removed to rooms Nos. % and "A, on the
second floor of the Planters Insurance
Building, No. 80 Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee. c. B. WEXFORD,
Secretary.
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Hight OF barome-
80
I. ]. BROWN, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF Ca, SIG, OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, June 30, ISL.
The barometer has remained stationary
on the Pacific coast, has fallen heavily
from Wyoming Territory to Illinois, and
nOrthWsrd, has risen along the Atlantic
coast; but is beginning to fall in Eastern
States and on Lower Lakes. Temperature
has risen in the northwest, SO far as heard
from, and has fallen on Atlantic and Gulf
coasts. Northwesterly winds are reported
from Virginia TO Georgia, and fresh south
east and southwest winds on Lake Michi.
gan and in Iowa. The rain on Tuesday
evening in Northern Florida, after clear
ing away, is again reported this afternoon.
From South Carolina 20 Alabama cloudy
weather. As far as Maryland, clear wea-
Their continues in Eastern States. The
storm which was spprehended for North
west is o fully indicated by reports re-
ceived from ~neighboring stations. No re-
ports from northwest of Milwaukee nor
Florida, Brisk winds with rain probable
for tonight and Saturday OF Lake Supe-
rior. Falling barometer, with local rains,
from Ohio to NC. Cloudy, with easterly
winds, for East Atlantic. Threatening
from South Atlantic to Mississippi.
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6;43 am. ppm. 10 .43p.m,
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SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES.

T. W. Johnson & Co. are Offering the
balance Of their recently purchased stock
Of fancy goods al sweeping reductions
from original prices, IS ths whole must
be cleared out to make room for Fall i'm
portstions. The above is bona tide, and
ladies' are cordially invited 10 examine
goods and test prices. At their aew store.
$40 Main street., opposite Peabody Hotel,
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NOTICE..

HAVING taken out Letters OF Administra-
III ton upon the estate OF CHARLEs Il.
EBIOH, deceased. tbs Is to give notice to all
parties indebted to said estate 10 come for
ward and make settlement with me, and to
ali persons having claims against said estats
to present the same properly probated,
within the time prescribed by law. or this
notice will be plead in bar OF their recovery.
NAPOLEON BILL,
Administrator OF the estate OF Charles b.
DoriOn, deceased. ts8
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c NEWS.
-Loddln's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
W. 2. Mitchelrs school, sos Third st.
Furnished lodging room for gentle
men over 15S Main street. for rent.
Miss Maggie Eealy will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
oopy, can be had Of all newsmen in tbs
city,
-Armstrons's Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for ftty cents.
ST.. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
etrests.
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NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY RAIL, 7
WI MEMPHIS, TEEN., June q, R51, Z
~ The interest falling due on the first
Monday in July, 1871, ION the bonds Of the
city OF Memphis, will be paid On presents
ZION of the proper coupons at the ONCE OF ?
M. Myers q Co No. q Pine street, IN the city
Of New York. and at the Union and Planters
Bank. Memphis, Tenn, on and after Monday
July 3. III JOHN JOHNSON. MAYOR
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

s The stockholders in the BLUFF CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereb- notified
that tho Board Of Directors q this day
made a second call OF ten per cent. on capi-
taI stock Of said Company, pay able on or be-
fore the 18th of July next.
IL n 9 Errlnr a1rR pa.--laant
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Weather pleasant. The river here
eamesto a stand yesterday, with IL
feet water in the channel between
here and Cairo. AT st. Louis the river
is rising slowly. at Cairo the river
fell two inches. The Ohio is falling
its entire length, with 5 feet on the
bars. Cumberland river is rising at
Nashville, with 81 feet on Harpeth
shoals. White river Is declining, with
4 feet fFom ~Jacksonport to Duvslps
Bluff and 6 feet from there out. Ar
kansas river is receding rapidly, with
scant 4 feet from Little Rock out and
% feet above there. Business on the
wharf was quiet, with moderate ship
ments fof the bends and Arkansas
river. The Thomas III. Allen brought
in q fair number o. orders, which will
be filed to-day, and return on her
way back. The bends trade is inn
proving to some extent. Cotton ship
meuts for the east, as well as south,
per river are light.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, June 8O.-Port lists Tyrone,
Classo to Meanwhile, IL d. Indiana. Cairo
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ron SALE.

TAIOON AND BOARDING HoUsE-At a
= harrain, q saloon and
al rrfures and furniture, viii be solo AZ "A
~rearonsble price. For particulars apply a.
81 Madison street, Tth Ward House. 8I
aFALE HOG.-One nae young male hog
VI cross Of Chester and GraEier strock. al
srsss &c. s. az thisomce- le8
ME AMI PLASTER-We wiz close out
or sIoaA O. Lime and Plaster below the
mnrkef vaiue now Is yO1r opportunity 70
nv CHEAP WELLS, GRAHAM &Co. le&
IoTTON PREsS-A Tyler steam Cotton
L rress. with Adjustable wedge frame, cyl
snder ID inches in diameter, win boiler,
chimnev connecting pipes, etc. The ma.
rbinery Is IN good running order snd can De
seen hi WORK At the Cooper Cotton Press, cor
usr OF New Levee snd ITALIA Streets FIltt
District. Kew Orleans. lse
nOILERs-Eew aud Secondhand Boilers,
~ Cr different sizes, for sale cheap, 81 Union
non Works, Adams street, near
fel0 GONN,
-sRUIT BONEs-Any quantity Of Fruit
y Boxes can be procured OF il. Wigs, AZ
lactCry. near Ras works, north Of bayou. yes
-LUFF CITY MILLS, Isg Poplar street; In
" guoG repair; VIII sell on sassy terms, OF
r-rt d. ( MYERS,
G7k Main street.
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THE MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH RAILROAD.

We call attention of the Directors Of the
| Memphis and Raleigh Railroad Company
to the meeting of the Board this day &C 10
an, At the Office of the President and at
the same time and place al the canysssers
for stock are expected to meet. A full
attendance Is desired.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
a Little Boy has a leg Broke by the
$780, 80

stree Cars
Yesterday, shortly afternoon, John
CuFrsy, the ieweler, who has 8 shop be.
low Union street, on Main, ran out 70
have a talk with the driver Of a street
car. his little son Morgan, three and q
half years old, followed him, and was
climbing up the front part OF the car,
when the driver started of, IS he wanted
to make time. The little fellow fell under
the wheels aud had one of his legs broke,
while the 1esh of the other thigh was torn
open from the knee nearly up to the hip.
He was nearly insensible when taken up.
It does not appear that any blame at
taohes to the driver. The accident must
be set down among the unforeseen and
perhaps unavoidable misfortunes.
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CAIRO, June SO.-Port Iists Tyrone,
VAsSo to Naahyille, uP.m. indiana, Cairo
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO.'S,
Furniture snd CRr~pet-house, 36S Main 81.
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COUNTY BUILDING,

Memphis, Tenn, June 80, 1871.
In accordance with the prayer of this
petition, these proceedings will be held
tomorrow at my Office, in the county
building, at Y o'clock.
MOFFATT, Coroner.
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Supreme Court.

Special to the APPsAL.]
JACKSON, TENN, June 30.-Shelton VS..
the State is on trial; also, the liqu0g deal
era tax.
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REDUCTION or THE CITY R. R. FARE

Tickets will be sold at the office and
also by the drivers from this date as
follows: 4 for % cents; 8 for so cents; 10
for 500. Single fare as heretofore. 10 cents.
j. N. PROVINE,
July l, 1871. Treasurer.