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A NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
A Big Law Suit-S8OO, 900 Involved
Very Much Mixed Case

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Western
Division of the Western North Caro-.
liu8 Railroad Company bring suit
in the Supreme Court against Sid
ney W. Hopkins 4 Co., to recover
$500, 900 on an accepted order. The
suit grew out of the issuing of four
million of bonds of the State of North
Carolina to the plaintiffs, George w
Simpson, who was President of the
company at the time, and Milton s.
Iittletield, who, it is alleged, sold
bonds in this city, and with somewhat
over million Of dollars of the pro.
ceeds bought bonds of some Florida
railroad company, which were after.
ward consolidated and to which the
Florida Legislature offered State
bonds in exchange for lst mortgage
bonds OF the consolidated company
city to Hopkins y Co. for sale.
The State of North Carolina, how.
ever, appointed commissioners to ex-
anime into what had been done with
the bonds Of the N. @. r. X. Co., and
it is alleged, under q threat of crimi.
nal prosecution, that Simpson and
Littleheld gave an order Tor $50, ,OOI
in favor of the North Carolina road,
and offered to furnish iron for fifty.
three miles Of that road. This order
Hopkins q Co. accepted, but after
ward declined to pay on the ground
that they had not received the money
for all the bonds, WhereupOn Sidney
w. Hopkins was arrested and placed
under 5000, 900 bail.
To-day, motion was made to va
cate the order Of arrest, but it was
argued by the defense that Simpson
and Littlefield had no right to pay
their own private debts to the North
Carolina with the proceeds of the sale
of the bonds issued to the Florida
railroad company for special par-
poses. Plaintiffs argue that by accept
ing the order the defendants were not
in position to question the plaintiffs
right TO the road. The decision was
reserved,
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Attachment NOtics.

Jne. J. Gibson, plaintiff, VS.. o. B. Skinner,
manager OF the South Shore Line,'' de-
TINS cause it appearing from the ansdavit
o. me plaintiff, that o. B. Skinner, Man.
ager OF tho South Shore Line" is q non-
resident OF the State OF Tennesses ESQ that
The ordinary process Of law cannot bs served
on html, and that the defendant ls Justly In
oeDted 70 him in the sum OF one hundred and
nlnety-tWo dollars and ten cants i3l92 lO1, due
by account which is Just aud unpaid, which
levied, etc.
made in the Memphis Appeal. nsJTspRpsr
published In the city OF Memphis, for four
consecutive weeks, commanding the said
non.feslaent DEFENDANT 70 appear before me,
81 my ofiee. At Memphis, Tenn, on the 18Th
day OF July, 1871, at y O'Clock M, and defend
the same, or the same viii he prooosdad with
exparte. JAMES ROSE, ]. p
vi for Shelby connty and State OF Tannessea.
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No. $50. A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-2. n. Ryan vac. q,
CaEnPbell and A. b. Gentry, nrm OF Camp
bell. Gentry q Co.
TN this cause an attachment having been
4 sned out under sectton S955 OF ths Code
and rsturRed into Court levied BY zarnish,
msns upon the property money, goods and
eneo8 OF aeLenaantz, IN the hands OF the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Company,
and amdayit having beSu made that the de-
tenaent indebted % plaintiff IN the sum Of
SS0O by aocoant, and thai the DESCENDANTS are
non-retidents OF the state Of Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered. That they make
their personal appearance herein. before the
Judge Of ths First Circuit Court Of Shabby
county, At the Court-honsss in the city OF
Memphis, On the third Monday In Sopfam-
Der next, and defend said attachment suit
within the tine prescribed BY law, or the
that q COPY Of this order be pu11iahsd once q
week, for four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal.
Done &c ofdes. this 18th day Of June, Is7l.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
ny L. &. BoHWzELs Deputy Clerk.
Geo. 4. Fhela1s Any for RiatRttG. Jslf wed
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TELEGRAMS,

DIR. Stats, of Albany, N. Y, dieC
yesterday.
The boy editors Of the United State
meet In Pittsburg to-day.
The Postmaster General will re-
advertise contracts not fulfilled,
@. A. Miller, 8 Notorious iOrger, wal
arrested in New York yesterday.
They had fearful torn at Peoria
and Quincy, Illinois, yesterday.
The United States Law Association
was in session in New York yester.
day,
The extreme heat yesterday in New
York was attended with a number O
casualties.
A former porter, on Cincinnati
mail boat, has been appointed pro-
lessor in AleOrn University, Miss.
1.-THE commission on more rapid tran.
sit ON canals is in session in New
York. They offer 500, 600 for any in
ventiOn that will help to that end.
John y. Wolf brought suit In the
United States Court against the St.
Louis and KeOkuk railroad, claim
ing damages OF half a million dol
lars for nOn-fulfilment of contract.
The Governor OF New Jersey has
issued a lengthy proclamation, in
which he rehearses the right of the
people or any Of them peacsably TO
assemble, insures them protection in
80 doing, but urges that the proposed
Orange celebration to- day win not only
be in bad taste but a positive violation
OF the genius and spirit of the Re
public.
A letter from Camp Mcdonnell
to the 7lacS0a Citizen, dated June
18th, says that Lieut.. Chas. Morton,
with tWenty-nine men of the third
cavalry and a party OF sixteen eiti-
zens from Prescott and vicinity ar
rived at that Fort that day, after a
successful scout, having killed tlfty.six
Indians and recaptured one hundred
and fifty head of beef stolen from
BOWens.
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THE RIVER ROAD.
Another and an Authoritative Contradiction
Of the AYalanehs's Statement.
CovrNaToN, July 6, ]

CovINGToN, July 6, 1871.
Editors AppeGl--In the ApaiGslche
of to-day appears special telegram
from Mason's depot to the EFFECT that
our County Court had declined to
levy tax to pay the bonds issued to
the Mississippi River railway by the
late Commissioners of this county.
This may have been intended to affect
the action of your City Council on
the question of an additional sabscrip-
ton of $1,000 to our road, and is
certainly without any foundation; for
our County Court, at its present term,
took no action whatever on the sub
ject, it being althOritatively stated to
the court that the railroad directors
would not ask this county for money
on its bonds before work was resumed
on the road. Again; the author of
this dispatch knows but very little Of
that whereof he presumed to give In
formation, as we have never had any
Commissioners in this county. Our
bonds were issued by the County
Court, and the B. Lewis scrip case
does not affect this county in any wise.
SIGMA
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EDUCATION,
LITTLE ROCK.
The True Principles of Democracy, as Ad.
VOeated by the Appeal, Adopted.
Special to the Memphis APPEAL

Special to the Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, July 1.-THE Dem.
ocratic State Central Committee met
last night and to-day in joint cOnven.
ton with the advisory and the three
Congressional District Committees.
There was considerable difference OF
opinion as 70 the line of policy to be
pursued, especially with reference to
calling State Convention, ultimate
ly all resolutions passed unanimous
~.
A resolution was adopted to the
effect, that neither the central Ordistrict
committees had the authority to adopt
a platform of principles for the party,
and that the questions involved in the
new departure" were open until
finally acted upon by the Democratic
National Convention. The conven-
ton recOmends the Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania platforms to the favorable con-
sideration Of the people.
A resolution was adopted reprobst-
ing all secret political organizations
and recommending due regard and
full protection of the equal rights Of
all persons without distiction of race,
color or previous condition of servi-
tude.
At the conclusion of the business,
Judge Hanks, member of Congress
from the First district of Arkansas,
addressed the Convention endorsing
the action of the body and enforcing
its views. In return, he was endorsed
by the Convention as the only men,
Der OF Congress from this State repre-
senting its views.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
Associated Press Dispatch.)
LITTLE Rock, July 1.-THE DEM
Ocratic State Central Congressional
District Convention adjourned to-day.
The resolutions adopted were as fol-
lows: Opposed calling State
Convention until the National
Democratic Committee issued a call
for a National Convention, disclaim-
ing the right to make platform, but
recommending TO the people the
earnest consideration of the address
of the Democratic members of Con-
gress and the platforms of the Demo-
cracy Of Pennsylvania and Ohio, as
embOdying living issues, upon which
the national campaign should be
made. Opposing all secret political
organizations as being destructive to
the best interests OF society and
recommending to the people
protection of rights to all citizens, ir-
respective of race, color or previous
condition; but while doing this shall
earnestly demand our own rights, by
all legitimate means, calling on the
people Of the State to give their cor
dial support to all Democratic papers,
and indOrsing the course of the Hon.
J. M. Hanks as a member Of Con-
gress.
On the I'd inst, near Van Buren, a
man named Scott was shot and killed
by man named Brown. Scott had
been married about fifteen months. An
old grudge caused the shooting.
The weather is cloudy and warm.
The river is getting very low. De-
parted, Little Rock for above.
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ESTABLISHED 1910

THE news from Little Rock in this
mornings APPEAL is cheering. The
Democratic State Central Committee,
after a protrscted session and thor
Ough discussion, have agreed that
they have no right to interfere with
what belongs solely and entirely to a
National Convention OF the party.
They have refused to attempt to in
terfere with the platform. They have
indOrsed the course of the APPEAL by
this actiOn, and administered a much
needed rebuke to the Central Commit
tee of Tennessee, who with an undue
and untimely haste adopted the New
Departure, and in doing so sought to
fssten 1t upon US as Democratic creed.
We applaud our brethren of Arkan-
sss, and think them worthy exem-
plsrs OF Democratic principle and
usage,
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Attachment Notes.

NO. sles A. DIN the First Circutt COErt Oi
shelby county, Tennessee-Tcof, Phfllios 4
20 vs.. n. 7. 5pellmRn.
N this cause an attachment having bRau
sued ont under section S455 or the Code Aad
returned tnto Court, levied upon the personal
property of defendant, and affidaVit having
been made that the defendant Ia indebted 70
plalnti q In Ihe sum Of $500 by account, and
that the defendant Is a non-rssidant OF the
state of Tennessee
It Is therefore ordered, That he make mis-
personal appsarance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court Of shelby County,
Al the courthouse in the city Of Memphis,
ON the third Monday in September next, ana
defend said attachment salt within the time
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro
ceeued with eXparte, and that q copy OF THIS
order be published once q W6ek, for four con-
sscutiVe Weeks in the Memphis ApPeAl.
Done at once, this 6tn day Of June, le7L.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk
By IS. r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Brown q Collins. Att'ys Tor plalntlns. jeo
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
ENGLAND VS.. NEW BRUNSWICK-A
BOAT RACE.

ENGLAND vs.. NEW BRUNsWICK-A
BOAT RACE.
LONDON, July 1.-THE English
crew who are to compete in the four
cared boat race on the Kennebec Kas-
sic river, with the st. Johns crews in
August, will sail on Friday next for
America, taking with them a new
boat forty feet long and eighteen and
a quarter inches broad, constructed
expressly for the race by Robert
JeWett, of Dunston, and named
" England" The names of the crew
are James Renforth, stroke, James
Percy, John Bright and Robert Cham
bers.
THE CONDUCT OF PALIKAO AND BEN
EDETTI.
PARIS, July ia commission of
inquiry has been appointed by the
Assembly 10 examine into the course
pursued by Count Palikao while at
the head of the government of the
national defense, and into the conduct
of Benedict, the French minister at
the Prussian court prior to the Ger
man war.
National Guards throughout France is
about to be introduced into the AS
sembly.
OPPOSITION TO JUARRZ IN MEXICAN
CONGRESS.
CITY OF Mexico, July 2.-It is be-
lieved that the opposition to Juarez
will have large majority In Con-
guess. The BastOpil tax mines, at
Chihuahua, are yielding famonsly.
One mine yields fifty thousand
weekly. Masses Of pure silver of
several hundred weight are extracted.
The leading journal says the ruin of
Mexico is owing to the contract for
reolanatiOn5 by the United States,
which lays Mexico bare,
MARROW ESCAPE FROM sHIPwREcK.
LONDON, June 1.-THE ship NADIA
gascar, from London, bound to Que
bee, came into collision, day or two
since, with the steamer WidgeOn, in
a heavy fog, in the British Channel,
of EddystOne lighthouse. Both ves-
sells sustained such injuries that they
sunk in short time. The crews took
to the bOals, and the sea being smooth
they reached the land in safety.
CRISIS IN SPANISH AFBAIRs,
MADRID, July 1.-THE attendance
of the members Of the Chamber Of
Deputies in the COrtes is decreasing in
such q ratio that apprehensions are
felt as to retention Of quorum more
than few days longer.
Senior Sagasta has assumed charge,
dd sislterii1, OF Ethe Ministry OF
Finance in place Of Moret, who has
finally left the Cabinet.
COMMUNIST PRISONERS AS IMMI-
GRANTS.
LONDON, July 11.-There is a strug-
gle among the Americans in Paris
to secure the possession Of Communist
prisoners as colonists. Some want
them for Colorado and others for
Lower California and Arizona. The
Government is puzzled TO decide what
to do with them.
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NO. rs, Il. DIN the Second unanoary CourI
OF Shelby Connty, Tenn Hsx aeszog and
others vs.. John Donahue, Anna MaFtah
Monsarrat, Lilly Monsarrat, George Men
sarrat, Clas. M0nearrat ct al.
TT appearing that process OF subpoena issued
1 AGAINST the delendants, Ann Marian Mon.
sarrat, George MonsarFRt, Lilly MOnsarrat
Charles MonsaT7 ai, Oscar Aonsarrat, requir-
ing th6m 70 appear and answer, which hns
bSen returned by the Sheriff OF Shelby county
with the indorssment that they are not TO be
found in his county;
It is therefore ordered that said defend.
ants make their appearance herein, Al
the court-house OF the Second Chan.
cery Court, In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, or
or before the drst Monday IN August. lS7l, and
plead, answer or demur 70 complainantis
bIIl or the same viii be taken for confessad
Is to them and set for hearing exDarte: end
that copy OF this order be published once
a week, for four successive weeks. In thS
Memphis Appeal this June q. 1s7l.
A copy-AttegL
Md, i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY @. BEIOMR, Deputy Clerk and Hlsstsr
Wesscett q Stahl, Soi1. 1oE oompPtA. taA
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PROGzAMMEs

A PAIR OF SILVER GOBLETS WILL BE
N voted 20 the best couple OF Wal1Gsrs on
the ground. The contest % take place De-
tween ths hours OF and o'clock y 10.
A Dsautilul Bouquet VIII be voted 70 bhe
most popular young lady on LSs ground
A splendid Cake VIII be voted 70 the
most popular married lady.
A GOld-headed Cane Will - Eo@ed 70 the
most popular merchant In the city.
NE The PARK Will be illuminated Dy one
hundred and dfty light, besides grand Oat-
eium light. which viii surpass any thing OF
the kind here toiore attempted. These n8nts
were Imported by ID. 8ohWaI1ZenDuras and
VIII be used for the frst time On this OCCASION.
R~ Prof ArnOId's Brass and string Band,
consisting Of twelve OF me PES ~ n 1ai III
BsW The sn1Oyments viii commence at u Ln'
and sontinus until midnight
~ Street cars Will run every nVe mln-
utes, stopping At ths gate OF the FArA'
TICKLE II Ck.nAS
Adnut4ing Gentleman and Ladies.
CoNnrnSE 90 ARRAEaE1lEE lEErs5I AlsspPsH' e Issl1
n. FeIdmRn, l. esmelson, A. 5P1r9s n hiu-
menthal ID, Harris, l. Marks, "a. Cohen
FIoOR oNltITTEE.-M. Morris, Chairman
Harry Cohen. y. TOubs, u. Baker J. 5hanl l.
BoEhwitE. T. RiumsnshRl, I. Halle, p. Kuhn,
Henry Cohen, l.. Harris, d. Z2dlk, - AoIrls.
OFBIOKRs.-D. GtNEs0erger, Chairman MAI
tin Cohen, Treas. y; % 31aaiLn; see Z. C,,,a,
NJ Samuells, B. Sen erf, 5. Seller a. fsosen-
thall J. NJ Cans, Jacob Bloom. -
AssTc1rGpyT TRRAsURN-RS.-D. Levy. 8. NOR
ris A. BOswttE, B. Frteo lAo1sf, y y ~, g. -
Marks, A. LOWenthRn, I. HapRsE, a. Blu
menthall, Marx Cohen, n Halle, L. AAhI'
GATE CoMnr4TEE.-L. samslsOn, p. Field.
man, A. sPiro, A. Brandt, 45tlls =, 6SF r Fra1E q
Goldbaum, q. Gabs, A. Goodman M. Aam
mer, NJ Isaacs, NJ. Loeb, A. Gluek. iZE
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WASHINGTON.
rHE PLEAnArrrnN-Rour,rELI. rAn,

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE.
WAsHINGTON, July 1.-THE re-
ports for the past few days that Pleas
anton had resigned and that his resig-
nation had been accepted, is authori-
tatively denied. It is, at the same
time, asserted that Secretary Bout
well, before leaving for home, gave
some instructions to Deputy Conn
missioner Douglas, which indicated
that he expected that gentleman to
be acting Commissioner before his re-
turn. There is much speculation as
to the course Of PleasantOn in case he
should not be sustained by the Presi-
dent and Attorney General; some as
serting that he will Immediately re-
sign, others that he will retain his
position and square his conduct TO the
Secretary's orders.
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DIED.


Madison, Arkansas, Mrs. LYDIA SaHA.---,
aged IS years. -
The deceased was an old citizen OF CrlSSeh-
den county, Ark; for many years a tavern
keeper. and enjoyed the respect OF All VINO
knew her. A few years age sne moVed 70
Madison, where she surrounded hefssh win
a host Of friends, who, together with all who
knew her. mourn her loss, as a worthy and
exemplary woman.
OZANRE-Yestsrdsy morning, aiter long
illness, at the residence Of her son, MI ;.
Ozanne. No. e6s De5OtO street, Mrs. ADELE
ozAREE, in the 6sth year Of her age
Nashville Union and American please copy
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nublie demonstration. l thlnK III. - D%I o1t
I know, because 1 nave

/ know, because nav
policy 'ad, the. a. .,,,,r. ..o !.
on the l2tn. athoIioo I,'.-s Ve
been we'll inform, ~oua aA1e t4,
tween 5000 and 1000 u. Sn'
arms, and that they will opp
display. l know this, however, thai
il the Orangemen are attacked, they
will stand their ground, and will not
show the white feather. The Orange
men did not intend to hold picnic.
They intended to parade, after which
they were to retire to their various
lodges, of which there are seventeen
in the city, and then disperse."
TROOPS CALLED OUT FOR DUTY.
New YORK, July 11.-General
Shaler, when visited this afternoon,
declined to say how many troops
would be under arms, but he said that
he had been careful to call out num-
ber sufficient to meet any emergency.
Colonel Clark, of the Seventh regi-
ment, has ordered his regiment to as
semble at their armOry in fatigue
dress, tomorrow, at am.
General Daken, of the Fifth brigade,
has ordered the Thirteenth regiment
to assemble at ther headquarters in
BROOKLYN, tomorrow morning, in full
Uniform, armed end equipped for ae-
tive duty in aid of the civil authori-
ties.
DENUNCIATION OF PRODUCE BRO
KERs.
A committee was appointed at the
meeting OF the produce Exchange this
afternoon to adopt resolutions con-
demning the action of Supt. KelsO, to
be submitted to the indignation meet
ing to be held tomorrow.
THE NEW JERSEY MILITIA CALLED
OUT.
NEWARK, n. J., July ll.-Rumors
being current that the Orangemen in
tend to extend their picnic to New
ark, the authorities here are making
arrangements to preserve the peace at
all hazards and maintain the rights
Of the citizens.
General W. T. Hume has promptly
notified the military under his COM
mand to be in readiness on the reeep'
ton of Governor RandOlph's message
here.
THE POLICE OF NEW YORK READY
THE BURGLARS READY, TOO.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE police
are still confident that Orange process.
siOns will take place tomorrow, and
the entire force Of reserves will assem-
ble at the central Office at 8 O'Clock
am, and will, upon the first notice of
an outbreak, be transferred by stages
to the scene of disturbance.
The ordnance and sanitary and the
detective force will all be used as re-
serves. The available force will not
exceed eleven hundred men. Every
man viii carry revolver, and sup
ply OF arms was received at head
quarters to-day.
Information has been received that
a large number Of thieves will Concen-
trate here in view of the expected
trOuhIaG
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RnnK EnR THE MILLION.


MARRIAGE ana fH1EATz aZEsTaD sSq6 o3 l5oss S6o1H
GUIDE. % sSi maEFzi nysisPiss ri sni ana Tsveia.
tions of the asxual system, with the latest
disc0vsrfas in producing and preventing on
snTins, Dresarvinz the comp plex3On, etc.
'Tr1is is an interesting work of two hundred
and tWenty-fcur pages, with numerous en-
cravfnra and contains valuable Information
fnr fl1fSee who are married or contemplate
marriage; stiu Il Ia . book that ought 90 Ds
under lock and key, IND not laid eareiessiJ
about the house. ..
Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary, No u ~
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
- Foeios % Gss Afifo1ed and O1sloI.''s,Se..s'- -
Before applying 10 the notorious SoASAs 49,
who advertise in public papers, ~ usLls A1y
QUAOx RE1rEDIEs, peruso Dr. Butts WIZ ~
TSffs9- STs1af v0ur disease is, or how deplora-
BILE your condition. -, -, -
Dr. Butts can be cOnsulted. pefso1s.lly " ~
mail. on the diseases mentioned n nAs MoLNls
Odfos, No. IAN. Eighth street, oet- - Aar9et aLlo'
hesfnut, 6t. Louis NO ie-t o'"
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A gang Of negroes ambuscaded a
sherift's posse n ear Wilmington, North
Carolina, yesterday, killed three OF
them and wounded four. This MUIR
derOus proceeding has created great
excitement.
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REMOVAL.

w W. RITOHIE has removed his Hard.
w ware ana Chain Pump store to no. Sn7
sECNND STREET, opposite Moore, Eder q
Co. 3 Planning Mill.
Aamphis. Tam. InIY 3. III. iYa
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

oZANNE-Ths friends and acquaintance
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ozanns are respectfully In
vitsd to attend the funeral OF their mother
Mrs. ADELE OzANEE, at their residence no
98S DesotO street, this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock. Services at 81 Patrick
Chureh
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Dissolution Of cOparinersbIp.

VNHE heretofore existing eopartnership bs-
Il tween +. RRWalski and n. Peterson, un.
der the Arm name and style Of r. RaWalEkt
Il Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. r. Rawalski win continue the
business under the same nrml and style Is
heretofore, and win assume all liabilities
and collect all outstanding debls OF said arm.
F. EAWAI8KI.
N. PETERSON.
Memphis, Tenn, July II, ls7l. iyl2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Ono4aI DraOv1axs.

0nodaI Drawings
MORNING CLAsS-NO. 3z5.
10, SO, II, 81, %, q, 81 22, 10, 49, 0S, A. o.
EVENING CLASs-No. $40.
So, 81, SO, 54, IL, 8, AZ, 81, 29 "a, "A, Al, 81.
Prizes from 500 to $4,000, paid ia money
IOtterfeE drawing daily. j. e FhAHSh
az North Court street Box 49, MenaP PMS
Tenn, ,P.O, MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
ayers st. Louis, MO. ~
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SALE or FOUNDRY

I WILL, ON SATURDA 7. THE l0TA 1L4
L 1871, on the premises, Nos. lls and ~ fot,-
lar street, In the city of Memphis, DetWeeh
the hours of 10 O'Clock and Y O'Clock m, pro-
ceed 70 sell, to the highest bl ddst, Ihs nouss,
said premises, Tor the benert OF parties con-
cernasl
40 S A f7uA9 C5TT5MANI.