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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
RICHMOND. VA. TUESDAY MORNING

telling what year may bring forth, and of
one thing | am certain: if the Democratic
party fails to become the party Of progress
and advanced ideas, and ], from conscien-
ti0tls convictions, decide to act with anv
other political party, that other political
party Will never inquire what nv past po-
| litical record has been. Parties do not
manage things that way"
Mr.. VallandiSham's uttcrances are wor-
thy of serious consideration.
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RUNAWAY NrAn THE OLD MAsKEr.

RUNAWAY NEAR THE OLD MAEKET.-A
mule. attached TO market cart, driven by
VIM. Burnett. from Hanover county, took
fright yesterday at 3 barrel which was lying
on the sidewalk and ran sway. The driver
was thrown out, receiving painful, though
not serious, injury from the wheel. which
struck him on the hip. He was taken into
the store OF Messrs. Martin & Baker, where
his injuries were dressed by DR.. Jackson.
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AUCTIOH sAaEls TIIss DAY.

On all public or priraue snles Of Real Estate
made bef,oeenf the lst NJ Jdnngry AMI the lat nj
Jntp the pnrcinsers Dny the tnres for the Drc-
sent year: bnt on all saies .bst,ose,, the frs,
day cf July and tas last dnyof D.censter The
seller 7,nys them,
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BRIDAL AND BIRTHDAY PREsssTS.-Wc are
now opening many rare and beautiful art cles In
line jewcIry, diamonds, watches and silver GOODS
direct from the factories, at NoWLAN q CO.'S,
corner nail and 10th stS.
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"TcavtIs Of Decor Of Physic." BY DR.. W.
II. Taylor. For sale by ELLYSON Z TAYLOR, lll8
Main street.
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FUNERAL OF KNIGHT OF PYTH1As,-The
remains of Mr.. Julian Ii. CardoZo, who
died at Powhatan Courthouse last Satur-
day, reached this city by the Danville train
Sunday evening at 3H O'Clock. They were
met at the depot by Old Dominion Lodge,
No. 4, X. p, of which he was a member.
The body was taken in charge by his Lodge
and escorted TO the Second Baptist Church.
After the usual ceremonies, consisting OF
an eloquent prayer by the Rev. DR.. Hogc,
and few impressive remarks by the Rev.
j. A. Cbambliss, The pastor of the church,
the body was escorted to Hollywood, where
the last sad tribute was paid the remains at
the hands OF brotherly love and affection.
"F" COMPANY will meet Tonight ut Viz
cinia Hall at 81 O'Clock.
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rEACnESi PEACHES!-cIzzINI has some OF
the most delicious peaches you ever ate. he-
ceires them fresh every day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

john c. PAGES boot and shoe store Is At 1908
Main street.
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THE SUPPOSED TOBACCO THIEF CAUGHT
Major Knox, chief Of the city detectives,
ana Policeman Goodman arrested colored
man on Sunday night by the name of John
Miller, who, it is supposed, is the individ-
ual who relieved Mayo's warehouse of the
basket of tobacco, and who struck Police
man Goodman while passing up 18th street.
A full account Of this affair has already
been published in the Dispatch. Miller
appeared before the Police Court yester-
day, under the charge of stealing the TO-
bacco and assaulting the officer who en-
deavored to arrest him. lie was bailed in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance on the
ed instant. ......
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"T,vycls oi Il Doctor of rhyslc." by DR.. W.
III. Taylor For sale by ELY son & TAYLOR, l1l6
Main street.
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Those members OF the Car-Bulljers' Associa-
ten who bought their clothes Of +. b. SPkNCE
SON Certainly made the best ii:;prt ssiou on the
public.
Ihe SpESCEs have many more OF tho same sort
OF salts left. They are selling them low, and are
therefore selling them fast. Call carly.
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low CAN KEEP CooL?-Thls Is e,sily an-
swcred PIzZINIS nuc-f tToTed lce-creIms will
be sure 10 keep you rs cool rs cool can be.
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rincapplcs, bananas, and oranges, and other
fruits, may be found at pILZINI'S.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS At DISPATCH
OFFICE, JUNE 10, 1871 8 A. NJ, 75o; 8 z.
NJ, $50; 6P. NJ. $40
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Ladies, call at PAGES and trya pair OF those
cheap baton boots. They are really cheap.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at 80, $3.50,
s375, aud A4.sO per 1000, at the Dispatch Pfinting
Establishment.
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Gents can be suited and fitted at PAGES With
shoes or boots OF all the lates. styles.
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A Pleasant Notice OF Richmond and
Governor walker by an Editorial
EXcUrSiONtHf.

ExcursiOnisf.
| From American Rural Home Rochester. n. Y. ]
RIcnaoND.-Topograp 1t is sur
prise to us. We had always supposed it
| tolerably level, while its up-and-downative-
| ness fully equals that of Albany. But
| though still carrying the scars of that terri
| BILE conflagration in 1865, when it was fired
by the rctrcating southern troops, it is a
| beautiful city. 1t was modelled after
| Romc-a good ways after-in the matter of
hills. and its Capitol was modelled after the
famed Pantheon Mt Athens. 'Tis an old
building, and noteworthy for its plainncss,
as we discover after interviewing Governor
| Walker. This we do in body, because
his ExcelIency was New Yorker origi-
nally, and we feel trifle proud over the
fact that a New Yorker is Chief Executive
Of the Old Dominion.
| Governor Walker is a man of remarkably
fine physique, wearing q grand head on
| goodly shoulders, and carrying himself
right royalty. His gray hairs belle his age,
l for he is yet q young man-under forty. He
| receives us cordially, welcomes us to his
| adopted State, and personally shows us
/ some parts of the Capitol. That portion
which fell few months ago is now occu-
pied as tho Executive Chamber. It was a
| courtroom ut the time of the accident.
The Governor tells how it happened, and
we realize more FULLY Than from reading
the dispatches what must have been the
awful terror of the scene. SiNty-tbree per-
sons met their death, most of whom, 1t is
ssupposcd, were sulfocated.
| In the Hall Of Delegates, which has in
time long gone resoundcd with the clo-
quence of our country's most famous ora
| torS-and which is contracted, misera-
bly-furnishcd apartmcnt-thc thing most
curious is the Speakers chair, a straight
backed affair, presented by the English
House of Lords to the Provincial Govern
mcnt, and a relic worth preserving. Of
course we sat down in it, but, though JET
fcrSon and soodly number Of other able
men have done likewise, we felt not Il bit
the wiser on getting up.
! The monument to Washington, within
the Capitol grounds, deserves dozen de-
scriptive paragraphs, and sometime we will
give them. Lack of space now forbids it.
1t hasn't height to speak of--why, if you
would memorializp man in marble or
bronze, should you seek to pierce the sky
with your mcmorialiZing but it has spirit
and Susgestivcncss, and means much. Be-
gun two or three decades ago, it was not
completed until since the war, and its new
ness compares strikinSly with the ancient
editice which is Vir%inia's governmental
centre, and i'll whose shadow it stands. ,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Other Local Matters on Second pag.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at SO cents per month, payable in adj
vance.
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G2uRBs & WILLIAMS will sci, ut ia. NJ. Mt
factory No. ~, In Tabacco alley, tobacco Ak
tures, &c.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win scll at 81 p. M. real
estate on the south side of MarshaII streo,
near 9th.
T. BOWMAN will EelI at 10 A. NJ. 1T No. I5ae
Main street, the stock OF dry goods of s. B.
Lilenneld.
LEE & GnDDIN will sell at S =. NJ. improved
real estate on Broad street, between cad and
oath streets.
COOK & LAUGIITON will sell at 10 A. NJ. furni-
lure. &C.
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PROPOSALS.

Ch,ldrcn's and Infants Marie Antlonette slip-
pers ut PAGES.
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Ladies' fancy button boots just received at
49,
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THE THIRD POLICE STATIoN-LdynJ the
Cornerstone Observation-Disclosures has al
ready been made in the Dispatch OF the
letting of the contract for the addition to
the enuine-house and Sd police station, and
the commencement of the work on that
building. Yesterday morning about lO
o'clock, all things being ready, IL was
noised around in that ncighDorllood Of the
Intention OF the bosses to lay the corner
stone, and the few policemen who were
idle, together with the bricklayers and car
pentcrs of the neiyhbUrhOod, assembled
themselves together and commenced opera
tionS.
Securing IN old broken stone urn, those
who were anxious to take part in the cere-
monies laid it carefully beneath the stone,
and deposited, therein a lot of valuables,
such as Il paper of Condition Horsc-pow-
ders:" box of compound caLhartic pills; 4
badge formerly worn by u sergeant of the
city police !; ten-ccnt city treasury note,
said to have been found on the battlefield
of "Scven Pines" after the fight 4 fifty
dollar Confederate note several five and
two-cent pieces, and Il small vial Of French
brandy.
It is proper to state in this connection
that an oration had been prepared by q
Past Chancellor OF one of the Pythlan
Lodges of this city, but that officer arrived
Just too late to take part in the impressive
ceremonies, and consequently his eloquent
address remains unrecled.
The "work" being over, those who had
taken part repaired to their usual repaSt ut
/ O'Clock, and the day passed away rs il
nothing SO important had transpired.
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CATHOLIC CORONATION SERVICES 70 Nor
Row.-Tlie 18th anniversary OF the corona
ton of Pope Plus y. will bc celebrated
Tomorrow by st. Maly's German Catholic
congregation with great festivities.
Mass will he said at ) O'Clock \. NJ. ut
which all the members Of the Sodrality VIII
communicate.
Grand High Mass will be said ut s O'Clock
by Rev. Leonard Mayer, o. 5. e., assisted
by Rev. Erhard Panino, .. S. B., and Rev.
Father Van de Fivcr, of st. Peters Church.
During this Mass the cllildren-!orly-thrcc
III number-wll make their first Holy COM
munion. The choir OF St. Mary's Church
will be assisted hy Prof. RoSenburs's string
band, and perform Mass composed by
Rev. l.. Mayer, Q. S. T., for this OCCASION.
At 3 O'Clock solemn Eespers will be said
and Benediction given.
At O'Clock the beneficial societies OF st.
Mary's Church will turn out and march
through some Of the principal streets. The
line of march will be under the Immediate
charge of Mr.. Henry Hatken and his assist
ants, Mcssrs. John Kerstins and Ambros
Spies. The United States and Papal cOlorS
will be displayed. The Papal colnrs will be
carried by MeSSrs. Gerard Ross, Jos. Stuck
cnberg, and Alexander HierholZcr.
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NO. IA.

Police COURT, MONDAY-Justice j. j,
White presiding. following cases were
disposed of:
Thacker Epps (colored). charged with
steaIinga belt valued ut one dollar, the pro-
perty of John M. Higgins. Continued until
tomorrow.
james johnson (colored), charged with
being a suspicious character. Honorably
discharged.
Robert Salmon (colored), charged with
assaulting and striking Edward Peay. Sal.
mon was also charged with asSaulting Will
liam T. Peay. Fined Si5.
VIM. +. Peay, charged with trespassipg
on the premises of and abusing Robert Sal
mon, was discharged.
Sallie Davenport (colored), charged with
stealing two dollars in United States cur
rency from Thomas Williams. No one ap-
pearing against her, she was discharged.
Coleman Yeamans, charged with finding
five dollars in United States currency i'll the
public street and Withholding the same from
the lawful owner, Mary L. Anderson, who
had lost it. The money was returned to
the owner and the prisoner discharged.
Caroline Davis (colored), charged with
abusing Maria Moore, WAS let off.
Mary Phillips (colored), charged with
abusing Maggie Cephas, was fined $3.50.
Morton Cephas (colorcd). charged with
cursing Mary Phillips, was discharged.
VIM. Bowles (colored), charged with as
saulting, abusing, and threatening to beat
Jennie Bowles, and stealing q gold chain
valued at 80 from the same, was required
to give $50 security for his good behavior
for three months.
| Joseph Robertson (colored), charged with
| stealing an umbrella from Henry Taylor
| Sent to Jail for ten days.
John Cousins (colorcd), charged with
abusing and assaulring Harriet Cousins, his
wife, and also threatening to kill the per.
son who should have him arrested. Bound
| over in the sum OF 1900 for six months.
Geo. Smith and Fanny Pegram (cOlored)
charged with creating disturbance in the
street. Smith failed to appear, and Fan
ME was bound over to keep the peace.
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, June 10,

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, June 10, 1871.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ Le rece we'd at this office until the 2eth lnstnnt
at Y O'Clock ~, for building an ESGINa-HOUSE
on The west side OF 18TH street, between Broad ana
Marshall streets.
Pl.os ami sp ciilcations can be seen on appli-
catIOE NJ this Office. ,,,
The Committee ON Public Grounds and Build
iugs reserve the right 10 reject any or all Dropo
sale. CdahL1 % II. .UIn1AoSht
je 20-7t City Enalneer.
T11O BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals will
i be received Dy The undersigned at the ONCE o. OF
the Eastern Lunattc Asylum, III The CITY OF VIZ
iiamSburg Va. until July I'D, at ]? O'Clock a., LOT
dping the MASON WUkk, CARPENTER
MUGk. PAL NTING, &C., necessary for the essc-
ti,n and ompletIon or the extensions ana audt-
tious 10 the above-named Asylum, according 10
plans and specifications on file anc To oc seen
81 the Office oI the superintendent
Proposals must state the estimate ior eacn
branch OF The work separately, and be endorsed
Proposal for Mason WORK, - " Proposal Tor Gar
p.ntst,s WoIk,' Proposal for Painting, &C;
The committee reserve the right TO receive anu
reject any or all proposals offered ceemea Ao1
Ih. interest oi The Institution to do so:
| X. WILLARD SNlTH,}
+. TUTTLE, I Com.
jela-id ID. K. BROWEB,
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wv COv,ARDyN x ELLYSON.
SHIPPING.

1,rE NEW YORK. - Virginia STS
!. .+spt~.tp and rErkct tCrmrspN'a a,.Ss>ssyk44szes
, r;ramSNip Grn. Il. UPTON. Cau~ir
WIS VIII leave her wharf nj Rockets OF
-DAN. June ?u.f, al O'Clock L. NJ. freight
. ,tur ln tho hour Of saiiinc-
,,irceliuns ard through hills la5!rg given
4. snulhcru, eastern. aud western places also
.~nrs and Australia
F's,'' II. }. EIRis. PrcS't.
9 1874 Main street
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LOST MULES, 90.

Mr.. John P. Royal sent Il communication
stating that in 1864 be loaned the city two
mules, which had been lost by reason of
their having been used in Chesterfield, and
were taken by the retreatiug Confederate
soldiers on the 81 Of April, 1865, and he
now asks of the city remuneration for
them. The petition was referred to the
Finance Committee.
A communication from Mes>rs. Guy &
Gregory, counsel for Mr. VIM. Gray, in
reference to the tax on city bonds, was re-
fcrrcd to the same committee.
A communication from MIR. r. A. Tomp-
kins, asking fifty dollars as compensation
for laying OIL lots i'll Shockoe Hill Gene
terry, was referred to the same committce.
A motion was made to adjourn, before
putting which the president returned
thanks to the Council for the courtesies
shown him; alter which the meeting adj
iourned,
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y,REsH GOSHEN BUTTER.
", q, DAADhlpaE co.,
sna. sa7 or0ad stlests
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MORE wHISKEY CLAIMS.

A communication was received from the
City Attorney stating that the case of Henry
Smith Us. The City of Richmond, for WhiS-
key destroyed at the evacuation, had gone
against the city, saying that he had pre-
pared the papers for an appeal, and asking
whether he should prosecute it in the
higher. courts. The amount claimed is
81, POS. The communication also stated that
Messrs. Wallace Brothers had brought suit
for sixty barrels Of whiskcy.
Mr.. Todd presented several petitions for
relief from the culvert tax, which were ap-
propriately referred. Also, petitions in re-
gard to the erection of steam.engines.
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The next meeting will hc held ut Clay
street Church the second Sunday III July.
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Isrcci.l Correspondence Of the D.epitch.
The Coming Corcan War Nervous Ohio Radi-
cats Cabinet Officers in Washington Charms
of Baseball New Departure in Pennsylra-
uiu case Of Bowcn the Bisamist, &c.
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BSESRESEa Y.

~~---~-. -.~~~~-~s
*. CHARLES +. KLOEBER, sssesS
DENTIST,
.~ '.@'AlH pil.c ":ly and rczumcd the prsctlce
t "i trc pfo!p,ripn.
"'''A Al looms: Nn. lcIi ircad street.
"a, :G-5m
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h"lCLs AND Eoaup,Nt..r.oUsEs

ELLINGTON HOUSE,
j.. y. &tSsLkY, PnornIETon.
"'''e ~ "id NprtawrCh iIo.el, and adinira-
... ~ .T''aLcd IUr .ra,Isirn. bJarde:h.
49, =" J tsss 20 w
iwy lg--SMi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-11

OUR dispatches a few days since
stated that the Alabama and Chatta-
no0g8 road, which extends from Chat
tanOOga, Tennessee, TO Meridian, Mis-
sissippi, a distance Of 29G miles, viii
be completed on next Saturday. It
may possibly be delayed a few days
OF account Of high waters, having
been delayed on that account more
than two weeks. This will be an inn
portant event in the railroad history
Of the South. The STATIONS com
menced this road about two years
ago, and win have it running through,
in a few days, from Chattanooga to.
Meridian. This road penetrates the
great mineral region Of Alabama, and
opens to the world immense treasures
Of coal, iron and marble. II has been
"a Of the most difficult roads in the
South 10 build, because it had no con-
nections, until completed, and would
not more than pay running expenses,
un would do that much even. With
out the very liberal aid granted by the
state Of Alabama, 10 would, in all
probability, never have been built; at
least, not for very many years. When
completed, it viii be one of the most
important and best paying roads
m the whole country. It's
connection with the Nashville and
Chattanooga, Western and Atlantic
ana East Tennessee and Virginia roads
At Chattanooga, and with The Vfeks-
burg aud Meridian road at NTeridis,
viii give it a Commanding p,-itior
By Increasing the b1-ines offba F,.t
Tennessee and Virginia road. wbicn
it VIII d. very greatly, &c viii enable
that road 30 be put in frst-rlass coDdf.
uon and 10 make time equal TO any
road in Che country. That wiz make
the shortest quickest and best route
from Memphis to New York, through
East Tennessee. The Alab3ma q
Chattanooga road viii also greatly
benefit all the manufacturing and
commercial interests Of East Tennes
see, and ia that way add much 20 the
business Of Memphis, and of the Mem
phis and Charleston road, since Mem
phis Hthe nearest city on Che Missis-
sippi river o. Chattanooga and Knox
vile. As East Tennessee imprbves
and increases ia manufacturing wealth
Meuphis. and the Memphis and
Charleston road. must receive the
5enea H TIE Alabama d chattanooga
r1ad when once completed and in
good ulaing order, as if viii be ina
~ days, win yield an annual income
IF si.I7I, 898, which viii be more than
sight per cent on 3d. 900, 900, and fit
yield as much per mileas the
SasyiHe and Chattanooga road, whose
let earning LAST year amounted n
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m VIGOROUS protests ofslch inar

TIE vigorous protests OF such inhu-
entail Republican journals a. the Chi
csgo Tribune, the New York Nation,
the New York Eusling Post, the Gin
cinnati G1mmsaoai ana heSpring6eld
BepH51oan, against the Ku-Klux act,
the Ku-Ki6x proclamation, the San
D0ming0 annexation SPINDLE and kin
dred Irregularities, have drawn upon
them the ire Of the New York Tribune,
and ELECTED q lame defense OF its own
position as a party paper.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
EE ]
EFFEeT JA 9, 81

naMA~H.A ANAAaLAaAA@a--4 -Haa @rAAL
(8xcept Sunday &C z:6 pm
Daily through train TO Nashville q Chat
tanOoga. without change Of cars, leaves at
L.25 p.m.i sTrivesi NashvtAe at Sam, Chat
tano0gs ut 10 pm. next day.
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Once, &7H AGil street, one door
north OK Jefferson
The trainlsavtng Memphis st l5 pm uns
daily. Joy SD am, train does not on
Sunday. Both trains run through 70 Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping carg
run through Onths1B pm train rom Mem
nhfs TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through CaTstO Philadelphia, Cleveland.
Buffalo andNeW York without change. Only
one change rom Louisville TO Baltimore
a~tansroollB, in through ears. can be engaged
at .le TfcEat once, 8Tk MaiB street
IF. BOYD, Superinte1Gaut
TLEa SPEED, IcA5t agent ianI
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PEnIIoa ZOE HegRPaR aIIOa.


NO, 800, Rim the FIRST Chancsry COurt OF
SHELBY County.
nTHEREAs. r. II. Allen d.. Cooke, W 3.
w Pettigrew, ", II. Boyle, George ".
Gift. s. -. Reed H. Wade, " j. b. Lonsdale,
HI. Ward md W. Moor have hled a pc
titiOu i'm said court praying % be incorpo-
rated under tue name and style OF the
Mercantile Library AS ociationDf Memphis,
Tor the purpossO Of esta bhshlng and malntaln-
ing b library n the city OF Mempht for par
tiCulGrs Of which re es=Lce is made 70 the pc
litOu i'm said cause.
1T is therefore ordered, THAT any -
an persons interested must appear neLe1ui ~
ths Court House. il the city % Memb4S ~
or before the urst Monday Ia June,
shoe o7use- Ii any they GaTe, Why me saIg
assoc alton should not be t~nc1IpoIats1 H.
the prayer OF said petitioners [ -
same wf1I be heard and p~rqees4e4 WI 81
pqrte: snd that a oePy OF Lhls 9EleL % pV9-
ffshed for thirty day In the MehpnH AP
peal. vD,nxD A COLE
O'P' CLERK aud Master.
BvR BLACK, Depuly CieIk ana MasteE
j Anderson. AEtoluet- ape
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Wednesday, the 9TH day OfJune, I87l.
CHANCERY SALE
I3TATEu

No. 45s. n. R-First Chancery Court ofSheIby
county.-LOuisa p. James vs.. Maria u.
Petit ct al.
UY virtue Of an i-nterlocutary decree enter
ID ed m Tie above cause May l, 1871, I VIII
sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
in front OF the Clerk and Masters office,
GreenlRw block, Second street, in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, on