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THE NEW YORK wORLB.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE World of
TODAY saws; HWe bow to the decision
of the Democratic National Convention,
and Tovallv accept Greeley as the Dem
ocratic candidate for President. As TO
an organized bolt, it adds, there VIII be
none; but if hundreds Of thousands OF
dissatisfied Democrats stay away from
the polls, the reelection of Grant would
be a foregone certainty The World says
that the relations of Augustus Seheli
with August Belmont are such that the
formers election as the successor Of the
latter to the Craftsmanship of the Ma
tiOnal Democratic Committee affords
the party the strongest possible assur-
ance that its interests will be admins
tered hereafter as heretofore. Schell is
the Tammany Grand Sachem.
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THERE are one hundred and seventy
miles of the Memphis and Selma road
within the confines Of Mississippi. -Four
thousand dollars per mile drawn from
the State treasury will give General
Forrest six hundred and eighty thousand
dollars. This sum must not be lost for
want of one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, to be returned in four months by
General Forrest.
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THE PHILADELPHIA AGE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The Age
tomorrow expresses satisfaction with
the nominations at Baltimore and says;
"The voice of the people, contrary to al
expectation and in spite Of every polit-
cal impediment, has called Horace
Greeley to take the lead in the present
crisis. Who will say that the people
shall not settle this question for them,
selves? No Democrat will say it'll
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Trustworthy accounts have been re-
ceived at Charleston, South Carolina, OF
the appearance of the first and second
broods Of caterpillars in the cotton along
the coast. They are thinly scattered in
every field. This is one week earlier
than their appearance in the same sec
ton in 1858, when they were exceed
ingly destructive. The planters enter
tain grave apprehensions that the pres
ent showery weather will develop them
rapidly.
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SNUBBED.
Kaiser, Wilhelm AffrOnts our Peripa-
tetic General and Offends the United
States.
A Case Of Uniform and no Uniform, o
Bias for France and 0fRense to
Germany.

NEW YoRK, July ia Berlin cores
pondent of June Sth, Of the Tribune,
tells this curious story: General Sher-
man has Just left Berlin after a cOnspic-
uously brief visit, and young Grant viii
leave to-day. The General was very in
dignant at the lack of attention which
he experimentation the court, and no
doubt will nurse his wrath to keep it
warm under the impression that he has
q good honest grievance. He will say
with truth that he went to call on
Moltke, whose rank corresponds with
his own, on the very day Of his arrival
that Moltke did not return his visit fOI
three or four days; that Minister Ban
croft notified the EmDeror's aide, Gen.
eral Schwartzkoppen, that General
Sherman would be happy to pay his re-
spects to the Emperor; that Sherman
called promptly on SchwartEkOppen on
the day Of his arrival, and expressed a
desire to see the Emperor; that he never
pretended he had no uniform, although
on this visit he was in civilians dress,
and that to these announcements Min
lister Bancroft received a reply on
the following day TO the effect
that the Emperor had no objection to
receiving Ueu6Tdl Cu6Euldu. AllulSl6I
Bancroft advised General Sherman not
to accept the privilege on such terms.
am told, at all events, that General
Sherman did not, but pleaded his en-
gagements. The German side answers
to the statements of General Sherman
that he had no right to ask an audience
of the Emperor except in his character
as a General, and in the uniform of his
rank. The etiquette of the Prussian
Court on this subject is as old as the
monarchy. That General fisherman
dined in his uniform at Minister Ban
crofts right, Schwartzenkoppen was
received, and SchwartZehkoppen was
present, and called attention to the fact
that General Sherman is the highest
representative in the field in the depart
ment Of the American Government,
which supplied the enemies of Germany
with arms during the war of 1870-71.
He is likewise well known here for his
pronounced proclivities for France then
and since, and had, therefore, no right
to expect from this government any
but purely official civilities. This is the
case on both sides so far as it is yet de-
veloped."
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NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 11.-There was
great enthusiasm at the suspension bridge
last night over the result at Baltimore.
One hundred and twenty guns were
fired, and flags were hOisted on the pub
lie buildings. A large influx of visitors
crowded the hotels, a larger number
stopping at the Clifton House, on the
Canadian side.
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GENERAL FORREST has already ex,
pended four hundred thousand dollar:
on the road between Memphis and Hol-
ly Springs, and has executed prelimi.
nary contract with Englishmen to take
his assets and complete the road tc
Selma from Memphis by the first OF
January, 1873.
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Virginia Republican,.

FREDERICKSBURG, July ll.-James
B. Senior, Of this city, was nominated
to-day by acclamation for Congress by
the Republican Convention of the First
district.
DR.. w. w. Douglass, was elected
Presidential elector for the same district
by acclamation.
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HERE THEY COMET
Eighth ward Greeley and Brown Club

All the members Of this club, with
those who desire to become members,
or who wish to cooperate with US in the
coming Presidential campaign, are re-
quested to meet this friday evening al
the Poplar Street Markethouse, at half
past seven o'clock, to form in procession
to join the grand rally at Court Square
Such as can furnish torchlights, trans
parencies, ETC., will please do so. Be
punctual and in full force.
G. P. FoUTE, Chairman.
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NEW FIRM.

NYE, the undersigned, have this day formed
w a cOpartnership TO do General Com
mission Business, at J54 Front street, under
the firm name Of REED, BUCKHAM & CO.,
and respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
old friends and patrons.
GEORGE REED, late Reed & BuekhaIn.
]. F. BUCKHAM, late Reed s. Buekham
W. i. WILSON, late Wilson q Bro.
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he was in. waiting in company with a

he was in waiting in company with a
few friends.
Ex-Vice-President Breckenridge was
in town yesterday. He expressed himself
in favor Of Greeley. s
Governor Brown told "a report
er at New Haven, yesterday,
that he thought Grant could not carry
more than three States. The Governor
had numerous calls from his old friends
while in New Haven. He is to be sere-
naded to-day. The Greeley nomination
occupied the gossip of the clubs and
crowds throughout the city last night.
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BOSTON. MAsa.

BOSTON, July 1O.-Very little interest
was manifested in Boston and vicinity
to-day over the announcement of the
Baltimore nominations, as the choice of
the convention was generally anticipat-
ed. The Republicans take the matter
coolly, and the Democrats are apparent.
ly in cheerful spirit.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Times OF
to-day says that by the action at Balti-
more Greeley becomes the Democratic
candidate: that as such he should receive
no Republican votes; that not all the
Democrats will support him, and that
he can have no claim on Republicans OF
independent voters.
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WE HAVE a letter from Cuba, urging
in the strongest terms the election Of
Colonel Enoch Ensley to the State Sen
ate. 1t is an able document, written by
one of the truest men in Shelly cOun-
ty, and will appear tomorrow.
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CONVENTION OF NORTHERN AND
sOVTTHERN SOInTERS

New YORK, July 1l.-After the ad.
journment of the convention, yester.
day, a movement was set on foot in Bal
timOre, for a reunion of the soldiers OF
the North and South in New York, dur
ing September. The call is to have the
names of General Thomas L. Cling
man, ]. B. Gordon, Fitz Hugh Lee,
Bradley 7. johnson, G. d. ImbOden.
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BRAZIL.

The LiberaIs-Answer to the Argentine
Republic.
LISBON, July 1.-Thesteamship Neva
has arrived at this port, bound for South
ampton, with mail dates from Rio
Janeiro to the twenty-second of June.
1t is announced that the Brazilian Lib
erals will abstain from voting at the
next election. The government of Bra
zil has made an extremely dignifed
reply to the offensive dispatch from the
government of the Argentine Republic,
in the course Of which it is stated that
Brazil does not seek war, but if it comes
she is prepared for it.
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MONROE, LA, July 11.-Extensive
preparations are making for mass
meeting and barbecue on July Goth, to
ratify the Baltimore and State ticket.
0uachita and surrounding parishes will
participate. aA4sEg4-I
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RICHMOND. VA,

RICHMOND, July 1O.-The action OF
the Baltimore Convention, in nominal
ing Greeley and Brown, was received
here with the greatest satisfaction. Guns
were fired during the afternoon, and to-
night impromptu meetings were held.
On Friday night there viii be a grand
ratification meeting.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAPH.


Tho JesuIfs Banfshed and Their Estab-
liShments Broken Up.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE Official Gazette
to-day promulgates a law providing for
the banishment of the Jesuits from Ger
many. All the establishments new un-
der their control must be completely
broken up in six months.
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wHAT TIE LONDON PRESS SAYS

LONDON, July 1.-THE Times says
the nomination Of Greeley by the Demo
cratic party is a fagrant instance OF
party decentralization. The Democrats
swallowed their opponents's platform
and candidates, confessing that they
had none Of their own. Nobody believes
Greeley could be President four months
without making some terrible mistake.
We cannot believe he will be elected.
The London Nesos says his nomination
at Baltimore ON the first ballot and at
Cincinnati on the sixth shows that the
Democrats were more enthusiastic in his
support than the Liberals. His election,
however, will not change the relations
between England and America.
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TOPEKA. KANSAS.

TOPEKA, July ll.-Judge Webb, Su-
perintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment of Kansas, in a speech last night
avowed himself in favor of Greeley and
Brown and the Liberal State ticket.
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POLITICAL NOTES.


LITTLE Rock, July 1.-THE Clayton
Republican State Central Committee
met yesterday and called State Con-
vention for August twenty-first, to NOM
mate candidates for State offices.
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Judges-J. M. Hewett, ]. W. Smith, N. "
Muller; CommiSsioner, J. Halstead; Clerks
j. q. Smith, ]. e. Hazelett.
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ALL indictments pending in the
United States Court in East Tennessee
for violation of the Fourteenth amend
ment have been dismissed.
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Martin; Commissioned, - Clerks
Barney Coleman, John CTonan.
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CHARLESTON, July 11.-Cotton dull;
middlings nominal, 24c; net receipts,
81 bales; gross receipts, 100 bales; ex-
ports-coastwise, IS bales; stock, 6S2l
bales,
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Tenth Rard-MlsstsstpDt II

Judges-A. G. Bettis, Jacob Brust, L. d.
Grant commissioner, J. D. Danbury: Clerks,
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UJHIS Committee will meet on next MON
i DAY EVENING, at 2 o'clock, at the sec
ond Chancery Courtroom. Every member
and the candidates before the primary cleo
ton, are requested to be present. The meet
ing for Saturday is recalled, on account OF the
absence Of the Secretary with the list Of
Judges. W. W. MCDOWELL. Chairman.
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SUMNER FOR THE TICKET.

New YORK, July 11.-According to a
Washington dispatch, Senator Sumner
yesterday promised a committee of
Liberal Republicans to give active aid
to the Greeley ticket during the cam
paign.
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PHILADELPHIA. PENN.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The nomi-
nations were received here without the
least manifestation on the part of the
public, the event being considered a
foregOne conclusion.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, July 1I.--COtton unset
tied, no demand; middling, 23ic; net
receipts, 14l bales; xports-coastwise
364 bales; stock, 1907 bales.
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LfbcrnIs ana pcmocrnts on a ..Tare.,,

New ORLEANS, July ia grand
rally Of Democrats and Reform Con-
servatives takes place at Lafayette
Square tomorrow night, to ratify the
action Of the Baltimore Convention, and
the united Reform and Democratic State
ticket.
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General Sherman was interviewed at
Geneva recently, with the following re-
suit. Switzerland is the most bounti-
full country he has visited, the people
there surprised him with their agricul-
tural industFiousness. Most of the SOW
ereigns whom he had seen, especially
the Emperor of Russia, impress him as
workers. The Egyptian Khedive
showed him the most marked atten-
tion, the growing of sugar seems to be
the Khedive's fayorite scheme. The
General did not meet King William of
Prussia. The Prussian army is the finest
in the world; it is perfect machine of
war. OF American politics he says:
~ think Grant is going to win the elee-
ton; l don't see who is to stand against
him.
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WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Patriot
of this city will be published tomorrow
with the names of Greeley and Brown
at the head of its columns.
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Eighth RGrd-Poplar Street Aaritst House.
Judges-J. L. H. Taylor, W. R. Lucas, James
Dolan, Commissioner, F. j. Lanner; Clerks,
F. n. Holt, Eugene Levy.
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Second -En0inehoWSe, PopIGr Street.
Judges-W. Chase, ]. Cameron, NJ. E. Coeh
ran; Commissioners, Peter Townsend; Clerks
r. S. Conn, Thsmas McKeon.
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MADISON, July 1.-THE Democrats
of this city fired one hundred guns last
night in honor of the result of the Bal
timOre Convention.
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CITY OF MEMPHna.

First Neutrality-suspicious. Main Street.
Judges-J. H. Edmondson, John Cunning.
ham, Patrick Kearn; Commissioner, James
Newsomi Clerks, (. S. Francis, Michael
O'Neil
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RALEIGH, n. G.

RALEIGH, July 1O.-There is great re-
joicing among the Conservatives and
Democrats over the nomination of Gree
ley and Brown.
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A LOUISVILLE ROMANCE.
Clandestine Marriage of General Han.
cocks Son.

From the Louisville Ledger, June 2s.I
Society circles were treated to a start
ling sensation yesterday afternoon. 1t
was to the effect that a beautiful and
accomplished young lady and we'll
known young gentleman of this city
had been secretly married some time
ago, and the facts had just become
known. Last night the affair was the
universal theme of conversation. The
facts in this real romance in real life
are as follows: For some time past
Mr.. Russell Hancock, son of General
w. S. Hancock, and at present connect
ed with the firm of S. T. Suit & Co. ),
Main street, has been paying his ad-
dresses to Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr..
Nicholas Gwynn, a well-known Main
street merchant, who lives on Fourth
street, between Broadway and York.
1t seems that for some reason Mr..
Gwynn objected to the attentions of
Mr.. Hancock, and preparations were
made to send the young lady abroad
for two years. Two years is an eternity
to young lovers, and they determined
that their happiness should not thus be
destroyed. On the thirtieth of April
last the young couple very quietly
went to Jacksonville, and they were
married by the Rev. DR.. Hutchinson.
After the ceremony the young lady
returned to her fathers house, and has
remained there until yesterday after
noon. The avowed intention of the
young people was to keep the marriage
a secret until the old folks became
reconeiled to the union, when the mar
riage would be made public and the
young man would claimed his bride.
But marriage, as well as murder, viii
out. One of the parties in the secret
impaired it in confidence to a friend,
and that friend did likewise. Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Hancock, finding that
the secret was known, and would in
all probability reach the ears of his
father-in-law, wrote that gentleman q
note giving the full particulars of the
case. Before despatching the note,
however, he sent for his wife, and the
young couple were registered at the
Louisville Hotel last night. Up to
twelve O'clock to-day Mr.. Gwynn had
not replied to the note, but the proba-
bilities are that he will give the young
folks his blessing. n
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MONTGOMERY, July 11.-AIl the daily
Democratic papers Of Alabama have
hOisted the Greeley ticket. There is
little doubt that the weeklies will also
do so. The whites are satisfied with the
| ticket, but the negroes are not.
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Ratification MeetingS--COmments
Of Leading Journals
Movements of Northern
and Southern Sol
dierS.
Sumner to Take the Field for
Greeley and BrOWn---The
Cause Of E'Peace and
Goodwill among
Men" Progress
ing.


ELMYRA, July 11.-Samuel G. Tabor
mittee, and goes for Greedy and Brown.
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coPARTNERsHlP.

TlHE undersigned have this day formed a
u copartnership, under the firm name Of
ELY, HARVEY & RICHARDSON, who viii
continue the business of the late firm Of
Clarke, Ely & Co., at the same place (3O2
FRONT STREET., and viii assume all nabili-
ties to or from the late firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them.
THAD. ). ELY.
W. o. HARVEY.
JAMES S. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, July l, 1872.
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A destructive fire occurred in Burlin,

A destructive fire occurred in Burling-
ton about one O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing, at the corner OF Division and
Main streets, consuming the Burling-
ton Custom and FIGURING Mil, Auber's
meat market, Weders & Schultz's
grocery, Kippens Brothers foundry,
Atlantic HOuseand other smaller build
ings. The buildings are almost total
wreck. The origin Of the fire and
amount Of insurance on the property
are not vet known.
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GALVESTON, July 1l.-Cotton nom
inal; good ordinary, 204c; stock, 63.
bales. o.
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DIVIDEND.
GRoCERS.
DISSOLUTION.

i tween the undersigned, under firm name
Of Clarke, Ely & Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. +. Z. Clarke having dis
posed of his entire interest in said firm to Mr..
James 5. Richardson, late OF Jackson, Miss.
E. T.. CLARKE
THAD. s. ELY.
Memphis July /, 1872. W. 0. HARVEY.
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Sete5th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DeS0t0 Street.
Judges-H. q. Dent, A. ]. White, Patrick
Iwohigi Commissioner, T. B. Eorment; ;
Clerks, K. ID. Midget, W. 8. Brown.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE news of
the Baltimore nominations was received
yesterday by Horace Greeley at the Lib
eral Republican Headquarters, where
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
[LArEsrfBEPoRr BY TELEGRAPH i.
MOBILE
GALVESTON

MOBILE, July 11.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, &c; net receipts, Z bales; stock,
2063 bales. 4
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First Wded-EngfnehOuse Main Street.
Judges-J. H. Edmondson, John Cunning.
Newsomi Clerks, E. s. Francis, Michael
O'Neil.
Second En0inehosSe, PopEGr Street.
Judges-w. Chase, ]. Cameron, N. E. Coeh-
ran; Commissioner, Peter Townsend; Clerks
r. S. Conn, Thomas Mckeon-
Third -En0fnehottSc, CorTer Of Adams
and Second Streets.
Judges-A. d. Gibson, N. D. L. Stewart, J,
g. Barbour; Commissioners. J. Atlee; Clerks,
j. A. J. Smith and Q. 9. Curtis.
Fourth Ward 1adison Street near Second.
Judges-K. J. B. L. Wynn, N Hill, ]. Bach
man; commissioner, l. T. Cartwright: Clerks,
E. ID. Cobb, James Martin.
FIN Ward County Court BtHld;ao.
=, ,Judges1N: J. Wiggin, W. H. Eader, W. P.
Martin; Commissioner, - -: Clerks
Barney Coleman, John Cronan.
Sirth Wdrd-Brooks's Stable.
Judges-J. NJ. Hewett, ]. W. Smith, n, W.
Muller; Commissioner, ]. Halstend. Clerks
]. G.. Smith, J. G. Hazelett.
Seventh -Enginehouse DeSoto Street.
Judges-H. @. Dent, A. ]. White, Patrick
Iwohlgj Commissioner, T. B. Norment;
Clerks, X d. Midget, W. 8. Brown.
Eighth WGrd-P0plar Street Market House.
Judges-J. L. H. Taylor, W. R. Lucas, James
Dolan, Commissioner, F. ]. Lanner; Clerks,
F. n. Holt, Eugene Levy.
N'nth Fard-C0rner Of FourtA and Auction
Streets.
Judges-A. @. Bettis, Jacob Brust, L. d,
Grant, Commissioner, J. D. Danbury: Clerks,
W. q. Mitchell, Frank Hainer.
Tenth F0rd-A A1sstssiput Rouse.
Judges-J. H. Smith, A. 81. Merrill, J. L.
Sharpe; Commissioner, Thomas Flening;
Clerks, Z. x. Nulhaupt, James Rounds
Commissioners win please make prompt
returns 10 me at the County Court Rooms,
P. 81. STANLEY,
Commissioner for shelby County.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Democratic Executive Committee

WY s. SOUTH WORTH is a candate for the
w . Legislature-lOWer house; subject 20
the result Of the primary election. JylZ
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NOTICE.

IN retiring from the firm of Clarke, Ely &
Il Co, take pleasure in recommending
their successors to my friends and the Gus
toners of the old firm, and would say to them
that shall remain with the new nrn during
the coming season and have charge of the
Cotton Department, as / have done for the
past six years.
would also state that Mr.. JAS. s. RICH.
ARDSON, the son of Mr.. Z. Richardson, oil
the firm OF Richardson & May, New Orleans
brings large capital into the concern, max
ing II abundantly able to fulfil all engage
ments OF the late firm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire 70 do so.
Memphis. July I. lS72 e Il. CLARKE.
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Fourth Yard Madison Street near Second.
Judges-K. J. B. L. Wynn, n. Hill, ]. Bach
man; Commissioner, /. T. Cartwright Clerks,
L. d. Cobb, James Martin.
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Proportional Representation killed
Stanley and LiyfngstOne-Bright and
M Cah