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Attachment Notjcs.

No SIG, A. DIN the First Circuit Court of
shelby county, Tennessee Geo. A. Lewis,
ChRs. b. Cooper and Edmund n. Lewis VS..
VIM. q. Ford.
IN this cause q writ issued on the 18th day
i of April, 1871, to the Sheriff of shelby
county, Tenn, returnEble to the third Mon
day In May, 1871, commanding him to sun
mon defendant 70 answer plaintiffs in an ae-
tion 20 their damage S28 900, and said sum-
mons was duly returned into this Court not
TO be found" and at the May Term, 1871, OF
this Court, on motion OF plsintif1s, q Judicial
attachment was awarded, and Issued May 81
1871, to the sheriff, commanding him to at
tsch a sum doienoy OF the defendant's estate to
satisfy said s26,0o0 damages, and the same
having been duly returned into this Court
levied upon real estate, the property OF de-
fendant:
It is therefore ordered, That said defend
ant, William 6. Ford, make mis- personal
appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, at the Courthouse In the city Of
Memphis, on the third Monday in septem-
Der next and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same win be proceeded with exparte, and
that copy Of this order be published once q
week for four consecutive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal
Done at once, this 22d day Of July, ISL.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By B. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance Anderson, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
fyrsT hr1
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Petition for incorporation
No. S5S, R-First Chancsry Court Of 8
county.

No s5S, R-First Chancsry Court Of shelby
county.
UTHEREAS, the Southern Life Insurance
w Company, composed OF q. ". McCarn,
ID. B Dewey, ". n. Dedrick, r. 5. Davis,
Charles Northrop. 4. B. Hatch, II N. Dobbs
and Thomas A Rercheval, original incorpo-
ratOrs, have hled q petition In said Court,
praying an amendm ent to the charter grant
ed them by an act Of the Legislature OF Ten
nessee, CT date May a. 1895 (by which said
company was authorized 70 carry on a life
assurance business, etc., In this that the rs
cal year OF said company be changed from
the drst day Of July 70 commence on the
first day OF January and enc on the Slst day
Of December OF each year hereafter; also,
that the holding OF only $4,000 worth OF real
estate be changed to s500000, and that here
after said COLE pany be allowed 70 purchase
and hold real estate TO the amount Of 500, ,0o0,
which said amendment Is asked by the d.
rection of the stockholders OF said company,
as per their action at a m Getting. held by them
in Memphis on the 4th day Of July, 1871;
It Is therefore ordered, That alf persons
desiring such do make their appearance
herein at the Courthouse OF said Court, In
the city OF Mem phls, Tenn. on OF before the
first Monday in October, ISL, and show cause,
II any they have, why said amendment
should not be granted, IS prayed fer, or that
the same viii be heard and proceeded with
eXparte; and that a copy OF this order be
pu Dlished for thirty days In the Memphis
Appeal. This July %, ISL.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Q. and d.
u. w. Frazer, Solicitor. ly2I
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making a report on the history and
customs Of tariff legislation. before
the next session of Congress, q Com
parative tables, showing the rate of
duty under each tariff, from 1889 to
1870, inclusive, however, are ready for
the printer.
NICE PICKINGs.
The amount paid for advertising
and negotiating the new loan, up to
June SOth, not including the paper or
work Of engraving and printing in
the bureau st Washington, is 1914, ,66s.
THE KENTUCKY WAR CLAIMS.
The decision of the War Depart
ment in the case of the Kentucky war
indemnity claims, has been DELAYED
on Oceount of the representative of
the State desiring to make an addi-
tional statement concerning the sub
ject before final action.
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Ravanss Of Yellow Eeys.r 10 RraziI.

NEW YORK, July 26.--A private
letter, received by last steaN Nner rom
an American resident at Para, Brazl1,
dated July 4th, says yellow feV 'ef mas
assumed very malignant form, st
Para. Nearly every stranger in tlosat
city has died. The writer says: The
British Consul died few days since,
and l hear to-day that his wife is dy-
ing. Drs. Lamar, Watcher, Juaderas
and Labas, and ali the other Brazilian
physicians, are losing nearly all their
patients with yellow lever.
't.All strangers are liable to take the
fever in Para, and nearly every Por-
tuguese who. .emigrated to Para in the
last six or eight months, has died"
Several steamers, which have lately
arrived at New York from Para, have
been quarantined in the lower bay;
but the last steamer from Rio was
permitted to reach her dock, though
she had touched at Para.
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL,
RIVERSIDE, ILL.

TTSHIS most beautiful and healthy summer
i resort Is now open for the reception or
guests. The buildings. comprising the Dor
mttory, RetectOry, Pavilion and Nusic Pa
CODA, with 400 feet of covered veraudahs, are
new, and most admirably arranged for the
comfort and enjoyment Of guests, with very
large, well ventilated, Handsomely furnished
rooms, lighted with gas and supplied with
running water. Ten miles frCm Chicago,
and only thirty-hVe minutes ride On the Z
=. and e. r K, with tWenty-fOur trains
day, located In Riverside Park, which COM
pTtses 1850 acres. beautifully improved. afford
Ing many mtls s Of delightful park and forest
drives and promenades equal % those in
Central Park, n. Y. with the advantages OF
the celebrated Sulphur and Magnetic " atsrs
from Springs on the premises, and with me
boating and fishing facilities the Aux
PLANES River, tt Is rendered one OF the most
attractive resorts TO be found on the conti-
nent, and affords home comfort, with tbs
most charming surroundings Applications
for rooms. ETC., received al the Hotel, or az
my once, . Washington street, Chicago. III.
iys1 b. NJ KINSLEY, Manager.
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A Warnlnn 70 Elnanoiars.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Land grant
bonds of the Kansas Pacific Railroad
Company, with coupons attached for
July l, 1871, Nos. 301 to $50, inclusive,
five hundred dollars each; $50 to 2S6,
inclusive, five hundred dollars each I;
301 to 400, inclusive, two hundred and
fifty dollars each; 451 to 500, inclusive,
two hundred and fifty dollars each,
were stolen from the United States
Express Company at st. Louis, July
25, 1871. The public are cautioned
against negotiating for the same.
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MOn-Rssldsnt NOtIcs.

NO. S05O- In the second Chazcery Court OF
SHELBY county, Tennes3ee.-John Ha1um,
admSf etc, OF q. A. SlaIe, decd, VI. Joseph
~ hsvius been mads TO appear 70 the Court
/ at the April Term, isTl, thereof, that Joseph
Massey one Of the defendants, had died dur
ing the pendency of TINS suit, leaving - his
heirs, among others, VIM. Barnes and wife,
Alabama Barnes, Grey and wife, Ann 4.
and Tennessee Breckinrldge, citizens OF the
state Of Arkansas and non-residsuts OF the
state Of Tennessee, and ordering thai sc1re
faeiaa, etc.i
1t was therefore ordered By the Court That
they make their appearances nerel1t a. tne
Court. house oi theSeeond Chanoery Co1zti ID
the city of Aempn19, 1enn.t on " DeLe1e -1e
nrst Monday IN October, 1914, ana snow oAcse,
II any they have, why THIS SUIT sno1la not =
revived against them, OF IN tneL nAnes
~ heirs. efo.. OF Joseph Massey decd, and
thal publication he made accordingly. 1n1s
n, n Is. i. sTEWART, ClerK and Master.
~ Gro, dALLEEX, u, O. aud A.
II .. kivss, sol. fpT cOEnPlL tg9 thp
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HORRORS.


LONDON, July 26.-Special dispatch
es from COnstantinople say that the
famine in Persia is causing dreadful
havoc. The number of deaths in the
province of Khorassar average three
hundred daily, and so great is the dis
tress that the dead bodies Of the ma
tives are being devoured by the sur
viving men, and the women and chill
dren are, in some cases, killed to rem
der the supply of food abundant.
A plague has also appeared among
the Persians, and the Turkish govern
ment has been compelled, by the exi-
gency Of the situation, to draw a san
itary Gordon along the border of its
dOminiOns.
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Gnnnanfinut LanisIatnre

HARTFORD, July 26.-The bill con.
solidating the New York and New
Haven and the Hartford and New
Haven railroads, passed the Senate to-
day by a vote of 13 to 40. 1t has now
passed both Houses.
The House to-day voted to adhere
to the former vote rejecting the ap-
preparation of five hundred thousand
dollars TOR the new State-house at
New Haven, by large vote. This
defeats the appropriation.
HARTFORD, July 26.-In the House
to-day, a bill to enable the purchasers
of railroad, to take and operate the
same, which is a claim to involve
plan for certain parties to get posses
sion Of the Boston, Hartford and Erie
road, was defeated by large majority.
The Legislature will adjourn Friday
forenoon,
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New Irish MlIItla Rauimsnts h Nau Y0rk.

New YORK, July 26.-At q meet
ing of the Irish ward delegates last
night Tor the purpose of taking steps
toward organizing the new Irish ma
litia.. regiments, resolutions were adop-
ted to the effect that as loyal citizens
of this republic, the Irish people
should place themselves in position to
be able at any time to defend the re-
public from all enemies, both foreign
and domestic, and to resist the inrOads
of despOtism or mOnarcheial institu-
tions in this country, should an at
tempt in that direction ever be made.
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A Desperate Venture.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Captain John
Meeks, who, in 1867, crossed the At
lantic on an India rubber life raft, is
having another raft made fifteen feet
long and twelve feet wide, on which
he intends to go to Europe, accom-
panied only by a boy. he will be
ready to start about the middle of
August and will carry with him sixty
days provisions. He will take direct
steamers track,
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ID L 9" II L Q
RALEIC II SPRINGS,
ON
Thursday Night, Iuly 9th.

TNHE FRIENDS OF UNCLE TOM AND
i AUNT NARY are respectfully invited TO
attend on Thursday night, 81 their PicHic.
No, expense has bsan spared TO render this
a most enjoyable evening The
Oh 40 0za R1e RAAd
has been secured for the occasion. Convey
ances viii meet the O'Clock train Ct the
CemsteTy.
MAEAGERs--Dz. George duncan and Thos.
Taylor, ESQ,
As th1s Is for the benent OF Uncle Tom ana
Aunt Nary, they sincerely trust mat ~ oi
their friends viii attend. The sprlns cnlck.
ems and the me tat turk1e.i are Al feaoy 70
be prepared for the boun11ol supper 70 De
spread on the occasion.
Dancing Al the Court-noaae,
s6Ts SPECIAL train on The Louisville road
win leave at pm. and return a. ana.
Ths Omnibus lines viii connect with the
train At the CeEoetery.
ROUND TRIP ONE DoLLAR.
T&
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Chicago Court Upon Telegraph Companies
Responsibility.

CHICAGO, July ga case of great
interest in the mercantile community
was determined to-day in the Circuit
Court of this city, Judge Williams
presiding. The suit by MilWard et al.
as. the Western Union Telegraph
Company has been pending some four
wears. In November, 1866, Milward
: Go, received a cipher message from
Rs, dmore, IL which the word "shun"
IDss 0s.e y bstituted i2r "sheen,' causing
the loss. of a purchase o. provisions % o.
over six thousand dollars Ihe 9e-
cision "a, rendeved by the court an
solved the defend. mt from ali respon
sibiIity on account NJ tRe eerror allegeu
to have occurred in lhe message.
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THE Intolerance" of the Southern
people toward their Northern friends
can no longer be questioned. Near
Brandon, Mississippi, only few DAYS
ago, q couple Of virtuous New Eng
land young ladies, who had left all
the comforts Of home and come down
South to teach the poor negroes how
to read were cruelty Ostracised, for no
other reason than that they went bath.
ing with some Virtuous and inoften-
sive negro men. Certainly the re-
markable temper Of these Southern
people needs subjugatiOn.
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A Kewspaper that Could Not be Bought.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The Brook
Iyn Union says: " We have the high
est authority for saying that promi-
nent members of the Tammany ring
called upon the principal proprietor
of the New York Times, week or
two since, and made a startling otter
for the copyright of his paper. He
was told that there was not money
enough in New York city to by it. A
day or two after, Tammany Repub-
lican called on the same gentleman,
and offered one million dollars on the
part of the ring if the Times would
keep silent concerning the frauds it is
now uneaTthing."
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Fastest Rowing on Record.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 26.-
The official statement of L. ]. Powers
and c. A. Nichols, of this city, time
keepers for the recent University boat
race at Ingleside, declare that they
have discovered an error of one min
ute in reckoning time for that race.
The change thus effected makes the
time of the Agricultural crew 16:463,
tine fastest time on record by nearly
one minute.
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Beast Butler On Temperance.

BOSTON, July 26.-At a thinly at
tended meeting Of the Massachusetts
Temperance Alliance" to-day, the
merits of several candidates for Gov
ernor were discussed. The Rev. DR..
Marvin said he had talked with Gen
eral Butler, who would soon plant
himself firmly on the prohibitory plat
TORN, and in case of his nomination
and election, if Boston cast her vote
against him, he would make the city as
hot for rum-sellers as he made New
Orleans IOr rebels. There was dis
position to indOrse the General on
the. spot, but the Alliance finally de-
cided to await his written pledge.
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HOME SUMMARY.
pronOasd MsstInu Of Irlsh saIdIera.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The inde-
dependent volunteers of the ancient
order of Hibernians, called meeting
to be held next Saturday evening.
The names attached to the call are
the same as those which ap-
peared on a paper taken from the per-
son of rioter on the day OF the riot.
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MayOr Hall Putting his House ia Order.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Msyor Hall
stated to-day that the Comptroller is
now engaged in having the accounts
of his department, including eXpendi.
lures, published in detail. The ac.
counts are intended to show that bills
which have called forth censure in one
Of the morning papers, were approved
and audited by the old Board of Su-
peryisors, which represented the Re-
publican and Democratic parties.
The Mayor says that all the ac-
counts are in the hands of the printer
and would have been published in
connection with the message, if they
had not been too large to be en-
bodied in it. -.
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MARRIED.

JORDAN - DISM MUKES- Yesterday, ~ ~
O'Clock, At the residence OF the briosis father,
by Rev. DIR. Walk, Mr.. SAMUEL h. JORDAN, OF
Austin, Nevada, and Miss FANNIE B. DIS
MUKKs, Of this city.
The happy couple left on the Memphis and
Louisville train for their new home In Mis-
souri,
lHanniba (Alo.) papers please copy.l
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.


RaWlsy Springs, Va, VII BE regularly
opened for the reception Of visitors, on TIE
drst day OF June, lS7l. Situated Is Il - IN tne
mountains OF the Valley Il ts not only one
OF the most delightful summer resorts In the
state, but ils great curattys properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis or the water by Prof. Aalletti
OF the University OF Va. toEether WITH the
experfence OF many eminent Ply siclans
prove that 1t Is "ths springs" for su1ering
females. but besides its wonderful tonic
properties IS e remedy IN general qsollity
anemta and diseases peculiar % lelna4 s. u la
unsurpassed In the treatment OF the Varlous
forms OF Dyspepsia, and parilcn1ary lor
those suffering from torpid ana inactive
liver its action upon the liver, as Wetl g tne
kidney. being prompt and decided. Very
many reruarFsble cures could be cited OF
this Glass or Troublesome diseases.
Rav-Tav IL now easy OF access, situated only
tvTalve Ia lies nom Harrtsonburg. the present
ferninue OF the Orange and Manassas Gas
RAILROAD from which point there VIII be two
daily lines OF Stages, morning and evening
sincs last Summer the buildings have been
20 satly improved. as well as the road rom
4 arrisonburg to the Springs There Is also
once 1t Harrisonburg. fhe &C
commOdattons VIII be strictly drst-ciass IN
der the hennanageIn5nto OF Joseph ~ woodward
" Wsde1y known as hotel manager.
lssstcent Physicians :. Gordon q WllliAIn1i
ole or the other OF who VIII De IN astsn-
dance during the entire sesson-
RATES g. BOARD
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SWAYNEs MAMMOTH sPRiKGS,
Henry County. TaaRe.see.

THREE AND ONE-HALF NILES NORrtf
Il OF Sprtngville Depot, on the Memphis
and LOuisviIle Railroad. HacEs meet the
Daily mail and express once there No
style" to pay for At The Springs, but All
needed comforts had, and the finest shades
and Rreenest park, and best and most abund.
ant mineral waters lor drinking and bath
ing. Board, by the month, but So By the
week. 50; by the day, 81 80. Address "a A..
BfRNE, Proprietor, at SpringYille p. O.
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, etc. for the
springs, send to his care. Persons going up.
would do well first TO call on Judge SEayns.
175 Main street feI4
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THE following names are indeed ap
for the uses mentioned:
For an auctiOneer's wife-Bid-dy.
For a generals wife-SalIy.
For a sports Wife-Bet-ty.
For tisherman's Wife-Net-ty,
For shOemaker's wife-Peg-gy,
For a teamster's Wife-Car-rie,
For g lawyers wife-Sue.
For printers Wife-Em.
For druggists Wife-Ann Eliza.
For carpetmRn's Wife-Mattie.
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NEW A ADVERTISEMENTS.
RucKEYE sAIW.

w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall kersaf-
Ter be fuliy prepared 70 meet the demand lor
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
4. w. JONES 4 Co.
ga 81 MAJ. -f.ss,af
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NEW ADvEsTIsEMENTs.


0s - - L.
THE Officers and members Of Memphis
4 Grove No. 2, q. A. o. D., are hereby no
tlHed 70 attend 8 quarterly meeting, at their
Hall, No. 81 South Court street, this (TEURS-
DAY. evening, July 9th, al O'Clock.
By order Of 81. OERTEIa n A.
p. ]. BHIDE. Seciy. fyT
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To- sPR1N4s

a.0ARDING at seven 20 tsn dollars Pc
Is Esek-nsW rooms. Families acccmLnCa
Iaf. j. - Hsalthiest place IN the United
5ta les- iiEll ]. q. y. n1LLak -.
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HALIFAX, n. s., July 26.-The
steamship North American, from
Liverpool. arr we'd. The Tyne crew,
consisting of Remarth, Perry, Bright
and Chambers, were among the pas
sengers. They brought with them
a new race boat. The crew VIII pro
ceed by rail tomorrow for 81. Johns.
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REMoVAA.

81 " RIPCHIE has removed his harc
" +. ware and Chain pump store % 10 a.
81 IND STREET, oPPo4as9 Aootei - = -
Co. 3 Planning MIL
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DR.. Lewis J. DuPne, of Macon, Ga,
was horribly maDgled and killed near
that pla ce on Saturds v last. He was
lying ON the track Of the Macon and
western railroad, when the regular
train came along. III ran over him.
One OF his feet W as cut of. his legs
were broken in several nIaces: the
pilot struck him in tbe hack. disIo-
citing his spine- His shoulder was
fearfully crushed his iawbone was
broken and all G 4 his teeth knocked
out.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.


L1CA9sA III . " II -
MORNING CLASS-NO. 85l
IS, 4s, 10, 81, Is, Al, ", os, q B. Is, a, q g.
EVENING CLAsS-No. s52
Ss, So. q, As, 81, II, As, 45, 70, IA, 2 81, 2s.
Prizes from sIoc 20 $4,000, paid In money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J. Z FRAECL
"a North Court street Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn =. o. MURRAY, MILLERh a CO, Kan
ayers, 81. Louis, No. fyH
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SUMNER RESORTS
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Line.
WM. s. DAVIS. Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
IL THOUGH TICKETS sold on this line
Parties sEE and Know what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacks are All OF the very best mate.
rial and built expressly for this travel. EhsJ
seat six persons, Ere large and lOOmy. and
may be used By parties Of rom two 70 ave
with ordinary baggage, or for IEVALIDs, the
seats being so constructed as easily TO con
sutute q bed. Remember, this Is the only
Accommodation Hack Line, and no through
cured by letter or telegraph. once 81 the
Anthony and Ashley stables. Little Rock Ark
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Bon Aqua
SPRINGS.

Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or
4 visitors. These celebrated Springs are sit
uated In Hickman county, Tennessee, ten
miles south OF Dickson station, Eashvfus
and Northwestern Railroad, at which pOlat
GOOD HACKS
win always be IN readiness to convey pss-
sengers to the Springs without delay. dliere
are
FOUR SULPHUR SPRINGS,
One Calybeate, Limestone and Fressaone
Water. The efficacy Of the waters IS not sur
passed BY any In tbs South or West, and ths
atr is pure IS the air on the Cumberland
PRICE OF BOARD:
Board ger " Neek-----------------.--------- ~ "
board pei LAY 2 ~
- =ChtdreD under ten years and servants
REFEREECES:
Dr. Irwin, n. ]. Wright, Q. France, ". w.
Mcdowell and Hon. s. a. Jones.
iy2 DIV n. ]. HULING5.
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The Canadian volunteers who re-
Gently went to England to compete
iCT the pTi zes al the Wimbledon rife
meeting, and some of whom have
Dsen winners, AVE been entertained
al u deieuner, " hich was given by Eng
lish Ot3cers. They will soon return
hume.
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Henry Coulter Snd james Kaye, jr.,
X Pittsburg, who, with the Bigdin
bret hers, Will make up the champion
Amel 1can crew for the WORLDS he
getts Halifax, arrived at New YORK
yesterday, and will 20 imm, sdlstely
into train. ng. Coulter states IA at he
is determl 1ed to get into a single S, Full
race with .ReniOrth, the EngIis.S 4
Champion, a. Halifax.
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MERCHANTS
tFIRE AND MARINEI
IN S URkNCE COMPANY ,
c0GFAAYS BUILDING.
II aaalsOh Street, Memphis, Tsaa.
&. EsDAyITT, ersslassi,
AT. FARGAs0E, vIss-PFssdsst.
3. A. PARKER, .ssOrstars.

DIRECTORS:
Z. MCDAVITT, NJ e COCHRAN,
]. T. FAR0As0N, JOHN JOHNSON,
W. A. GOODWIN, NAPOLEON Ill.,
II. E. JACKSON, THQS. II. ALLEN,
J. I. sTRATTOH.
- The stock OF the Company u owned by
our Merchants and Business Men, and it v
every respect, fully Identified with the IN
terests of this community. my4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-27

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