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AHle4 " IN LlE counties AluLn hllcl II Wa
taken
OFFICIAL VOTES N INTERNATIONAL
CONTESTS IN 1867, '6S, '69, 20.
We give some statistical information
which will doubtless be Of interest Il
our readers. We give the vote of the
several Congressional districts as nov
organized, and not a. they were IN 1870;
Vote Of 1867: BrOwnlOw, a, ,sS4;
Etheridge, -, SIS; total 81, ,032
Vote Of 1859: Stokes, 55,O36; Senter,
l20, 1888. Total I75, ,359. Senter's majority
65,2g7.
Vote Of 1870: Brown, rs, ,g79; Wisener,
Il 500. Total 10, 479. Browns majority
37,479-
CENSUS OF 1870 AND lS71.
United States census of 1870: Total
voting population, 2jS, ,092.
state census Of ISL: Black voters,
60,945; white voters, l99, ass. Total 26O,
43s.
VOTES BY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
First Congressional District: Brown
6l3O; WiseDer 6I93; Wisener's msjori-
" q. Total 1888.
Second Congressional District: Brown
sp57; AVisener 5644; Browns majority
242l- Total I3,7 7l3.
lhIgd Congressional District: Brown
o5l5; Wisener 72S5; Browns majority
225. Total IS, ,79S.
Fourth Congressional District: Brown
1U,12l; Wisener 1852; Browns majori-
ry $3.50. Total IL $50.
Fifth Congressional District: Brown
"a. .s57; Wisener 5S76; Browns maiori-
~ 50Sl. Total Is, S33.
Sixth Congressional District: Brown
S5S2; Wisener 2T6l: Browns majority
5S3l. Total II ,343.
Seventh Congressional District Brown
SO52; Wisener $50; Browns majority
44s2 Total II ,622.
Eighth Congressional District: Brown
z2S7; Wisener 2S19; Browns majority
54GS Total II, ,106.
Ninth Congressional District: Brown
1O,l60: Wisener 6lS7; Browns MAORI
ty 3ST3 Total 6,S47.
VOTE BY GRAND DIVISIONS IN 1870.
In East Tennessee, Wisener 1880;
Brown Is .26l; Wise ner's majority 1903;
total, "a, 23l.
In Middle Tennessee, Brown 39,l4S;
Wisener, I2,9Si; Browns majority, o.
164: total 52l32.
In West Tennessee, Brown 2S,44s;
Wisener l0,648; Browns majority T.
SU2; total 34.O9A.
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Nnn-Rasident Notice.

No. 706-In the First Chancsry Court Of shelby
county. Tennessee-B. NJ. Parham vs.. VII
liam +. TOmlinson.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn 70
Il in this cause that the defendant, William
Z. TOmlinsOn, is a citizen Of " sippi, ana
nonresident Of the state Of Tenuessee- that
he Is indebted to complainant in the sum OF
about Si20o, as evidenced BY promtss0ry note
referred to in said bin OF complainant; and
that a writ Of attachment has been Issued and
returned, levied on the property OF said de-
fendant, situated in this state;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he MAKE his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
lst Monday IN nNOvember IS7Z,and plead answer
or demur 70 cOmplainanE's bill, or the same
VIII be taken for confessed as 20 him and set
for hearing eXparte: and tnaT copy
OF this order be published once week tor
four successive weeks. In the memphis
Appeal. This 18Th day Of September is1L
A cOpy-attest:
EDAUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY K. ]. BLACK, Deputy c. and NJ
Vance, Anderson. Scales Aerr-7Feileri
SOls. for cOmplainanfs- se-isu
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YORK, November 4.
Marshal Bazaine not Expected 10 Live.
European advices say that Marshal
Bazaine is not expected TO live through
his trial.
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Dispatches from Vienna, Prague and
Berlin note the appearance Of cholera at
all those places.
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one Grand GIFT, Cash.
On Grand Gin. Cash

Total llAA N4Lles al clsll l-ltufHN4
The money % pay all thess gif-s is nov
upon deposit, aud -st aFar- Tor that purpose
in the Farmers and DrOvers' Bank, a. F-ll Do
seen BY the following certificate of The
Cashier:
FAEMERs AND DzoVEHs' BkNE.
LOUISVILLE, September ., lol--l
This Is 70 certify thaf there Is now Oh deposit
In this Bank over half million dollars - tus
credit OF the Gift Concert FUND 81 10 OF
which is held Dy this Bank as Treasurer t'l Lls
Public Library Of Kentucky o. pay or 81
gifts 70 be awarded at the Drawing
R. s. EEACH- Cashier
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, so eachs half-ucke-s, 3
quartsr-ulckets, s. "; ~ whole tickets FOR
sos = for S15 - FOR soc; ll3 for sl0e; - for
$50; SIS for S500. 30 discount on les than
500 worth Of tickets az time.
The drawing viii positively and unequivo-
eally take place December Itn- Agents are
persrnp ptDrfly required to close slles and MAKE
returns November 18th, in order 70 give ample
time for the Anal arraugeIueuts- Oruer- fQr
tickets OF applications for Circulars should De
addressed %
Gov THOS- z BRAMLETFE-
Agent Public Library ol he1tuekyt
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ST. LOUIS, November Registration
returns from one hundred and three
counties in this State show the number
10 be three hundred and one thousand
niae hundred and ninety four, an in
crease since 1872 Of one hundred and
thirteen thousand one hundred and
forty-two. The other eleven counties
will probably increase the aggregate to
three hundred and ten thousand. The
registration In this county is now about
forty-fve thousand, an increase Of about
eix thousand.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The
horse disease has caused a partial sus-
pension of business. Few horses are on
the street. Most Of the cars are with
drawn. Two deaths are reported. The
attempt 10 run dummies failed, the
wheels not fitting the track. The clear
weather is improving the sick horses.
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CHICAGO, November 4.-No new fea-
ture In the horse disease. The weather
is again cloudy and cold. An occasion
al vehicle, drawn by horses, is seen in
the streets. Quite a number of OXteams
made their appearance, all meeting
nuch attention
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ready have a bonded warehouse, and 1t
is a pleasure to state that some of our
merchants are importing merchandise
direct from foreign ports, the duties 70
be paid here. This is equivalent to
capital, as by direct importations the
duties are not to be paid, II desired, un-
til the goods are sold either for cash, or
upon such terms as may be agreed upon
between buyer and seller, which must
necessarily be mutually satisfactory.
DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH LIVER
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ROCHEsTER- ny.

ROCHESTER, November 4.-The horse
epidemic has so far abated that none
would suspect its being here at all.
Many horses have entirely recovered
and most Of them are convalescing. The
canal horses are worse than any Others,
and few boats are detained.
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NORFOLK, November 4.-The horse
disease has disabled nearly all the labor
ing horses here and many in the sur
rounding country. All the cars have
stopped running.
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Attachment Notice.

IlS, A. DIN Bartlett Circuit Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-M. L. Meacham vs.
Thomas H. Hobbs
I y this cause an attachment having neen
Il sued out under section $50 Of The code OF
tennessee, and returned into Court levied
upon personal property Of the defendant, and
sffidavit having been made that the defend
ant is indebted 10 the plaintiff in the sum
1856 by note, and that the defendant is q non
resident Of the state Of Tennessee:
II 1erefOre ordered, That he make his
per appearance herein, before the JUDGE
% artlett Circuit Court Of shelby cOuLstJ,
TrthOuse, in the town Of Bartlett, ON
~ Monday in December next and
snd Id attachment SUIT, within the time
prescribed by law or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with e1parIe; and that copy OF this
order be published once q week, FOR four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Done at Office in Bartlett this the sth day %
October, ls72. JOHN MCBEOOkS. Clerk
InrnaEin n Eravser. Al rs for nl III. -nnLL m
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PITTsBURG, November 4.-The horse
plague is spreading rapidly through the
city, in a mild form, however, as no fa-
tai cases have as yet been reported.
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THE CHAMBER OF CONCIERGE
First Meeting in the New HRu-Inaugu-
rntiOn OF President Hiil-8atiring
speech OF Colonel PtnsOn-
John COwdon's ship Canal Revived-A
Five InstitutiOn Giving Hope
in the Future.


The members Of the Chamber Of Com
merce met in their hall last evening, at
half-past three o'clock, to induct the new
President n. Hill into Office. There
was a fair attendance Of members pres
ent. Colonel Pinson presided for the
last time.
The Secretary read the minutes Of the
two previous meetings, showing how the
new hall was procured, and how the
"ticket" was elected. Mr.. s. NJ. An
derson was elected a member Of the
Chamber. The President Mr.. Pet
tigrew) made some explanations in refer
ence to work done on the Chamber by
mechanics. There being nothing else to
be done, the outgoing President,
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TMo Thieves Escape From Sing-SinR.

1t is stated that bad health prevents
Chief Justice Chase from attending to
business. Unless he improves he will
take a trip to the Pacific coast.
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TAVT,g(3- -suraested 10 fhe County Cont
n Cferl- 81 Shelby county the insolvency
a the estate Of Mathew Grown. deceased. /
hereby notify al prisons having claims
Courf Clerk and fle the same. au-hen1icaled
ir tfs 1-1srnef -1escfioed hy law. on or before
fne isfh drv o. April, lssl, otherrlse they
~ sli - f,r.5var barred both IN law and equity.
r. W. MARTIN, AdIl'r.
(,harsbers a Means, AttcrreVs
Memphis, Teun-s October j. lai-. oc'3 veg
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should 20 together, and each is indis-
pensable-One to the other-and taxa
ton shsuld be equal. Il may be true,
the constitution may authorize az in
equality in imposing the bIrthens Of
State government, but the principle is
not based in common justice, nor upon
the foundation Of sound policy or wise
legislation.
Within the last twelve months anoth-
er important matter has been brought
before you, which greatly concerns
Memphis, and that is the subject of the
building, aud the establishment of a
customhouse in our city. During the
last session Of Congress a bill was intro
duced appropriating large sum Of mon
,sy 70 be expended in the erection of a
suitable building for this purpose, to-
gether with suitable apartments for a
post-office and United States court
rooms, which received the favorable
consideration Of the House of Repre-
sentAtives, but for want Of time did not
pass the Senate. Doubtless, az the APP
preaching session, the bill win receive
the sanction Of the Senate, End it will
become a law, and Memphis win be-
come a point Of regular expectation
Of domestic commodities AMI the inn
! portation Of foreign goods, and cease &c
be tributary to other cities which have
grown powerful Ia wealth and popula-
ton off the trade Of our city. We al
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR THE srATE-AT-LARGE.
W. 4. QUARLES, Of Montgomery.
JOHN A. FLEMING, 0f Rn0z.
J. 8. 70 U-LER, Of D1u1ds0n.
FoR THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
First-L. " JAR US Of Hancock.
Seo0nd-L 2. GOODPASTURE, Of Operton.
Yhird-A. Z. SPEARS, Of Bledsoe.
F0lrth-JH MES H. LEWLS, Of ALarshaH.
FFFh-JOSEPH MOTLEY, Of HTLsoa.
Sizth-N " cox, Of WTlliomson.
SeueHih--A. r. LANKFORD, Of Rtifaphreys
Eiglkh-S ". SHARPE, Of Gibson.
Ninth-W W. HeDO WE'LL, Of Shelby.
Ue cOnjIIre every Liberal and
every Democrat to Uote today,
and to Uote this ticket Uithout the
erasure Of a single name. Patri-
0tiSn1 and the best interests of our
WhOJe country demand it.
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EvtaIEerittis s1iet a 5aeeltsft Dsas'ttse'
Appointments made IN the City Wards
81 rteerfh DfstTict-AIbeTt PIKE Maso1lic Lodge
Iudges-Dr. n. c. Perkins, ]. Graham, J.
Mason; Deputy-Sheriff, .. l. Brooks; Clerks,
]. c. Hill, A ]. Brooks.
lSevsnteelih DisfTfet-h. Vernon Church.
Judgea-T. d. Massey, A. c. Roark, S. A.
Ahf; Deputy-Sheriff, r. R. Stone; Clerks, ].
B. Crosby and Austin Choste-
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COLONEL PENsoN.

rose and said that his labors as Presi-
than to make a few farewell remarks,
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VOTING STATISTICS
0B.cial Vote Of Tennessee in Pres
idential, GHbernatOriaI and
Congressional Elections.
Party MajOrities in all the States
and Territories, Compiled
from Official Sources.

As matter Of particular interest al
this time, We, publish the following,
showing the votes cast in Tennessee in
the Presiden' ial contest Of 1865 and the
Guiernatori al contests Of 1889 and 1870:
OFFICIAL VOTE or TENNESSEE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

UlHE officers and members OF DeSOto z
Il Lodge, No. 299, are hereby sunny
MoSED TO attend a special communtca-/NN
ton this (TUESDAY] evening, November 5th,
at ~ o'clock.
ByOrder r. c. WILLIAMSON, ". NJ.
r. W SHELTON. Secretary. nO5
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A band Of armed men last Friday
night, in Fayette county, Kentucky,
went 10 the dwelling Of an old negro
man and took him, his wife and
daughter away in the direction OF Lick
ing river, aud it Is supposed drowned
them.
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BOSTON, November AT the weekly
conference OF the Baptist clergy of Bos-
ton and vicinity, to-day, the committee
on the subject Of close communion re-
ported as follows, viz: First-That the
Christian Bapusmai is the immersion
Of a believer in water, in the name of
the Father, the Son and the Holy
Ghost. and in the profession Of his faith
in Christ. Seeond-That Christian
churches ought to be composed OF such
regenerate persons only as have been
bsntized on the profession Of their faith
in Jesus. Third-That the Lords Sup
Der ought to be observed by Christian
churches only. Fourth-That invita-
tions Of courtesy 10 partake Of emblems
should be given 10 none but orderly
members Of churches properly constitu-
ted. The report was accepted.
Kansas City, Missouri, eonhagrateC
ten thousand dollars worth, yesterday
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


WASHINGTON, November 4.-Ihe
Ute delegation called upon the President
this forenoon TO say goodbye, and az-
press their entire satisfaction with the
made for maintenance OF
friendly relations with the whites IN
future, by virtue Of which the present
reservation Of seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars is 70 be thrown open to
all Utes Of Utah and Colorado, some
thirteen thousand in number, stocked 50
as 10 give them a start in civilized Life.
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PLANTATION BITTERS
s. T.--1S8O--X.


This wonderful vegetable restorative
Is the sheet-anehOr Of the feeble and
debIHtaisd. As a tonic and cordial for
the aged and IauguId, 1t has no equal
among stOmachics. As a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject. II is supsrssaing
every other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid, n acts as a
specific in every species Of disorder
which andermines the bodily strength,
- h..o.Ir. dovrr tha animal aniy-;fa
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Attention, Butchers :!
Trunk Factory.

CELLS RETAIL, AND AT WHOLESALE
- specially,
Lower tfann any House in this City,
and as low as any factory elsewhers.
oels I. HAPPEK. $50 Main street
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Notice to Holders Of Premiums

NOTICE Is hereby given to persons to whom
~ premiums were awarded at the late Fair,
that the following rule, published in the pre-
MUM list Of the society, win be enforced,
with this modification, that parties viii De Al
lowed thirty days nom the date OF this notice
to collect their premiums, viz:
" Premiums not called for within thirty
days after the award, viii positively be con-
sidered forfeited p
These premiums viii be paid at the Cham
Der OF Commerce, 35 Front stleet, within
business hours, for the next thirty days.
j. q. BALLEN TINE, President.
TrorrarAru Eaerafarx-
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DIED.

KIRK-On Monday morning, at 8 o'clock,
JOHN KIRK, JT.
Funeral viii take place from Grace Church
this CTUEsDAYl morning, at II o'clock.
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NOTICE

To Taxpayers for 1879 for Shelby Co.
s5- Having received the Tax Books for ls72,
I can be found at my Office, Room No. 4,
County Court Building, corner Union and
Second streets, from O'Clock am. to 4 o'clock
pm, to receive and receipt all state and
county tax payers for that year.
GEORGE R. Powell,
oceT Tax-GoIIaafor for 1S-q
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SPECTACLES.

NOW offered
~ are superior
s pc ctacles
ground with
are free from
ion and impur-
ness and dis
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Carriages and Furnitnre Cars Tor Hlrs

Grand Sale Of SflYer-Plated Ware.
Clocks, Cutlery, Etc.
ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
" mornings, New. 9Th. 5th and 9Th, commenc-
Ing at 10 clock, we will sell a splendid stock
CT silver Plated Ware, consisting OF elegant
CaStors, Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers, spoons, Forks,
Revolving Butter Dishes, soup Tureens, Cake
Baskets, etc Also, Clocks OF every make, and
a splendid assortment OF Plated and Ivory
handled Knives, from the celebrated houses,
Homes. Booth & Hayden, HOdEers and Sa-
tional Plate Company and Russells Aer-
ridOm. GEO. SHIELDS & CO.,
nos AuctiOneers, 80 Main street.
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John Hurley alias William Graw,
and George Thompson alias Samuel
Moody, two notorious thieves, escaped
from Sing-Sing prison on Saturday
NIGHT
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md breaks down the animal spirits.
Administrators Notice.

HAVE this day taken out letters OF admin
1 istration on the estate of my husband,
Michael Joyce, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate will present the
same within the time prescribed BY law. All
persons Indebted 70 said estate are requested
to settle the same.
October II, le7Z ociS
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Thursday, December 9Th, 1872.
TiltOn's Steam Washer
wOnnaE's Friend.

WE have purchased the Patent Right with
w in the state OF Tennessee for TDton's
Steam Washer. Persons wishing to purchase
county rights in said state will address.
ROSEBERRY & WOODSON,
OcI2 39l Main street.
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CITY OE MEmRhAS-
First -Eng;Hehots5e, AfaiH Street.
Judges-J. II. Edmondson, John Cunning
ham, Patrick Kearn; Deputy-Sherif. James
Nswsom; Clerks, Z. :. Francis, Michael
O'Neil.
Second Wdrd-E -EnSinehos,se, Poplar Street.
Judges-W. Chase, J. Cameron, NJ, E. Coch
ran; DePuty-sherin, Peter Townsend; Clerks,
r. :. Cobb, Thomas Mckeon-
T7sird -Engineh0uae, Corner Of adams
and Second Streets.
Judges-A. D. Gibson, ". D. L. stewart, J..
G.. Barbour; Deputy-Sheriff, =. J. Atles I;
Clerks, ]. A. ]. smith, C. c. Curtis.
Fourth Word Aadison Street, near Second
Judges-K. J.B. L. Wynn, y. HiH, ], Bach
man; DePuty-Sherin, I. T. Cartwright; Clerks,
W. W. Gilbert, James Martin.
EIrh Ward Co,ssty Co,syt Building.
Judges-N. J. Wiggin, W. Il. Eader, w
Martin; Deputy-9heriff, W. W. Coleman I;
Clerks, Barney Coleman, John Cronan.
szth Ward-Brooks's Stable.
Judgss-J. N. Hewstt, J. ". smith, y. W.
Muller; Deputy-Sherid, ]. Halstead; Clerks,
J. 9. smith, ]. G. Hszelett
Seventh Ward Bneiaeh0llse DsSoto Street.
Judges-H. G. Dent, A. T. White, Patrick
Twohig; Deputy-ShsriR, T. B. NOrment;
Clerks, R. d. Midgett, W. 5 Brown.
BSehth Ward-P9plar Street Market House.
Judgss--J. L Taylor. W. R. Lucas, James
Clerks, F. \. Holt, Eugene Levy.
Nlltlh W1ro-Cor Of Fourth and AUCTION
Streets.
Jadges-A. c. Bettis, Jacob Brust, L d.
Grant; Deputy Sheriff.. D.Danbury; Clerks
W. z. Mitchell, Frank Halner.
Tsnth Hard-A Aftssissippi HoiSs.
Judses-J. H. smith, A. H Merrill, J. L.
sharpe; Deputy sheriff, Thomas Fleming;
Clerks, +. X. Aulhanpt, James Rounds.
Deputy Sherifs viii please make prompt re-
turns % me at the Second Chancery- Court
room W.. y. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
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THE HORSE AFFLICTION.


OSWEGO, NY.
OswEGO, November 4.-No improve
ment in the horse disease.
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EVEEING-CLASS NO. S73.
So, Gs, 4s, 80, n, 81, 6, 50, ., Is, g. q
As witness our hand, st Memphis, this 4th
day OF November, 1872.
JAMES COLEMAN, THOS. u. HILLS,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. o. WQODS0N,
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new STOCK.

1000 cases new Oysters.
800 cases new Brandy Peaches.
2.OOO cases new Tomatoes
I.5OO cases new Peaches
ESQ cases new PimeRpples.
55 cases new Preserves
10 900 cases Canned Fruits and Vegefn-
blea.
500 boxes halves and qrs- Raisins.
400 boxes CftrOn-
200 barrels Nuts
100 half barrels p ,ozles,
80 barrels Pfcki
$50 boxes Gfeese-.-
10 casks Curranfs.
OLIVER. FINNIE & co.
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PITrsRuRG. PENN.

ALBANY, Navember 4.-There is nC
abatement Of the horse disease here.
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rns I.pans.s ...nI...r ral.lns I.s.na.

NEW HAVEN, November 4.-Mari,
japanese Minister, has been spending
several days here examing the COnnech-
cut school system. On Friday evening
the Club company with the President,
and Professors Of Yale, and other prom
inent citizens held a special meeting to
discuss with Mari his plans for the pro-
gress Of Japan. He is very hopeful for
the future Of his country. He hopes to
devote his life to the promotion Of edu-
cation, and all present we're interested
in his liberal and patriotic views.
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GIFT CONCERT.
THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
s5OO,OOO IN BANK
10 PAY ALL GIFTS.
A PULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
sIOO. 600 FOR ONLY sIO.

T the second Grand Gin Concert, author
a ized By special act Of the Leg ure, li
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THE TICKET.
This is the Ticket to be Voted by
Every Liberal and Democrat
in Shelby County.

That there may be no doubt or
confusion among the members of
the Democratic or Liberal Party
as to the ticket to be UOted to-day
in Shelby County by all who
lcoaJd defeat RadicalisD1, 1ce eiro
it conspicuous publication on this
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
Of New York.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT,
B. GRATZ BROWN,
or Missouri.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN c. BROWN,
@ OF Giles.
FOR CONGRESS,
LANDON {. HAYNES,
OF Shelby.
FOR ooEGREss8IAN-AT-LARGE,
B.F. CHEATHAM,
FOR SENATOR,
H. CLAY KING, of Shelby.
I'M. CREWS, Of Shelby.
PEYTON J. SMITH, of Upton.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
HUGH D. GREER, Of Shelby.
a. B. HAYNES, of Shelby.
JAMES NJ. HARRIS, of Shelby.
S. R. CANNON, of Shelby.
JOHN OVERTON, Of Shelby.
JOSEPH BARBIERE, Of Shelby.
FOR FLOATER.
J. w. ELDRIDGE, Of Shelby.