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gpenl 3!)ptitrs,
Go TO EIrs. James ". BarlIie

Go TO EIrs. JanesE. Barkicy's
Millenr Store corner of Elm and Jefferson
nets and hats. [35'St.
| ~N~N~~ ~~~-~~-~~~S~-~~
ne. Hammond & Mays sell oil thor
goods for profit.
N.~~~1-o-~-O~~>~o~0
Terry S. Biake 80,
Keep no auction or shodjy goods, hut will
sell goods at the lowest price. [Shlw.
Terry s. Blake
Sell Merrimac, sprague, Dunnell, Ameri-
can and all the best brands of Calicoes at
10 cents. l3o;4w.
Hammond Mays will sell tiH OF
goods as cheap as any house in town.
Live Forever!
Wine of Life English Gin, and fine line
of Patent Medicines, at Williams y Mas
tens Drug House. 3o'lmo.
Dry Goods at Clark s. Bryans. l2o;f
Goto Davie Cameron Esq. and see the
New Fence, sn Burford corner.
-o-oN-~OO-~O-O-~~~
Hammond & Mays will sell their staple
goods belo,c cost If the purchaser will make
up the loss on other goods.
~>~NN-NO~~~~~~~N~
Wool Wanted.
We will buy all Wool offered to us OF tn e
NJ. ULLMANN s. co.
~.o0o~~>~o~~o~o-~
Clark & Bryan are in receipt of large
Stock of Gents Furnishing Goods. 20tf.
Lamps, Chimneys, and KEROSENE Oil,
Cheap for Cash, at Williams & Masten's,
Corner of Main and Jefferson Streets.
[35;lmo.
o~~oo1--o.~.~~~o-o-
Look Before YOu Buy!
Williams and Masten, are selling Paints
Oils, and all other goods tn the Drug line,
at Railroad prices. l3o;lmo.
Find the latest styles of Clothing at
Clark g. Bryan's. l2o;u.
Go to Clark & Bryan's to get your Boots
and Shoes. zVti
Handsome Jevvelry
Just received at
THOMPSON s. PIERCE's Book Store,
G25:tfl Jefferson Street
~~~~~o~-~
Clark s. Bryan have just received their
Spring Stock-everyb should call and
see them. lZo:tf'
.gglst Received.
A new supply of Fresh Drugs, Paints, and
Fancy Toilet goods at Williams g. Masten's
Drug Store. l3o;lmo.
30. T.. Fisher
will be found at the new store of W. g.
Randall s. Bro, on Main ST., in the build
ing lately occupied by the HERALD office.
The Ladies
Are most respectfully solicited to call at
Thompson & pierces Book Store, and OK
anime their stock Of Jewolry, warranted
pure geld. l2o;H]
June
Is tho proper month to tune and clean
your pianos, and prevent the rsvages OF
The moths. Mr.. G. T. Sisson will be here
then, and attend to them for all parties
needing his services. [2s;till June l.
O~~~o~O~~~-~-S~~ ~~c
have had business with Messrs. Geo.
P. Rowell s. Co., Advertising Agents, No
Al Park Row, New York, for some time,
md have found them to be ever honest,
prompt md straightforward in all their
transactions.-UGald, Tioga, Kansas.
All Parties
| l.
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EOrSIc0nn.

COrsicann.
Persons visiting the above place, now the
terminus of tho Central R.R., should call on
H.C. Hoskins & Co., dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines Paints, Oils, etc. They keep q full
supply of all goods in their line, which
they warrant fresh and pure. CS0tfl
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Ssgnl s90tttgG.
, DsIiNIsTRATOls's NOrRCn. !

Tho und rsignnd having been duty appoia'oi Ai
minstrainr ofthc estate Of Robertson Ross, 9ocp,s.
Cd, at regular term Of he District Court of Dallas
county, Texas, the 2htli day Of February, A. II,
1872, hereby notifies all persons indebted 10 said
ato 10 make immediate payment, and all those having
claims againh said estate 10 prescn, the fafnr, d
ly authenticated, within the tims prescribed Is
law. or they Will lie postponed as the law directs
This 4th day Of April, A y. 1872.
SCGtl GEu. c. PARKS, Administrator.
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VANk1 ''sssssVs IT
w. H. CAREY & CO.,

DlAxxAiAAp, @.EiAs1ao,
WOULD announce to the Citizens of
w the city and county, and oil who
contemplate Building, that they are pre-
pared to Contract for Erecting all kinds
Of Buildings, both Public and Private,
either OF Wood, Brick, or Stone, at the
shortest notice and in the most modern
styles. Win also furnish Plans, SpeciA-
cations, Working Drawings, &C., for all
kinds Of Buildings, and superintend the
erection of any public or private buildings.
All kinds Of Mill Work done and qua
ranteed, and Fixtures furnished.
Persons wishing any work in our line
are respectfully invited to give us a call,
and examine our plans, prices, &c.
shop on East Elm Street, near Harris
Steam Mill.
W. II. CAREY & co.
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N~OO-
All Parties

All Parties
Having Pianos that need tuning will do
well TO save them for G. I. SIssoN, whv
will visit Dallas in June next without fail.
All work warranted, satisfaction guaran-
teed and charges moderate.
Tlluntil June lsll
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Hammond & Mays will sell their staple
goods beloc cost If the purchaser will make
up the loss on other goods.
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Live Agerats vVanted,

Live Agents Wanted,
To canvass and solicit in all portions Of
Texas, for the TEXAS MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of Galveston.
Apply TO
sAM'L BOYER DAVIS, Sec'y.
or FRANK FABJ, General Agent
0S.omne
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Wool wanted. f.
We will buy all Wool offered to us at tn
highest market price.
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Goto Davie Cameron Esq. and see thu
New Fence, sn Burford corner.
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Wine of Life; English Gin, and fine line
of Patent Medicines, at Williams Mas
tens Drug House. l3o'imo.
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~J~-~~~~~~~~0N~~N~~~
Clark & Bryan are in receipt Of large
Stock of Gents Furnishing Goods. l29;tf
Lamps, Chimneys, and KEROSENE Oil,
Cheap for Cash, at Williams \ asten's,
Corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets.
G35:lmo
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Hammond & Mays will sell JiH
goods as cheap as any house in town.
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llcy W. n. acAbFs, Principal,
Miss ELIZA 4, MAY,.,.Ass't Preparatory pep't.
ffof 4. siEHkCk Music Teacher.
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The Second Terra or the Fourth Annu-
NJ session commences on The 9Th day
Of February, 1879.
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Dry Goods at Clark s. Bryan's. [2o;ti
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have had business with Messrs. Geo.
P. Rowell s. Co., Advertising Agents, No,
Al Park Row, New York, for some time,
md have found them to be ever honest,
prompt md straightforward in all their
transactions.-Ueaid, Tioga, Kansas.
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Lock Before YOu Buy!
Williams and Mssten, are selling Paints
Oils, and all other goods tn the Drug line,
at Railroad prices 3o:lmo.
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NOn.Resident Notice.

No. 572 r. DIN the second Chancery Court
OF Shelby County, Tennessee.-AugUstus F
Shapleigh, {. :. Gre5iv and 81. SteitL, TruS
tees Of the state Savings Association OF st
Louis, NO., vs.. Charles HOlschuh and John
Henry Mendelar.
IT appearing nom the bill which is sworn
Il to in this cause that the defendants
Charles Holschuh and John Henry Mendeiar
are non-reSidents OF the State Of Tennessee
but their places Of residence are wholly un-
known and cannot be found after inquiry,
and that this bill is filed for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning Judgment against said defendant
Charles HOfschuh, on his six l0) promissory
bic to the order of cOInplainants, each for the
sum OF 5000, amounting to about $1,000, prin-
eipal and interest fncluded, which said notes
We're made for the purchase OF n certain piece
OF land in The city OF Memphis, shelby coun-
tyr Tennessee, and known on r. TOpps plan
OF South Memphis as Lots Nos. Il and Is, in
Block No ID, in country lot No. 4Sl, and %
fcreclose the trust deed or mortgage executed
by said Charles Holschuh TO ohm Henry Men
delar, as trustee, to secure the payment Of the
above described notes and for decree of sale
OF said land;
II is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make thier appearance here
in, at the Courthouse of the second Chancery
Court of shelby county, in the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first Monday
in September, 1872, and plead. answer or de-
Inur to cOmpialnant's bill, OF the same win be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing ex parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once week, for four SUGGEST We
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This July p,
lS72.
A copy-attest:
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By CRABTREE BELCHER, ID. G. and NJ.
Humes q POston, Sols. for eOInpl'nts- tiy2 tn
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CnIONrI. DIE

In another part Of this issue we pub
lish card from Colonel Duff, who
gracefully yields to the wishes Of tht
people Of Shelby. The words of thi;
card are indicative Of the gentleman
who, in his intercourse with the people
won upon them TO an extent that must
prove very fiattering, especially when il
is remembered that this was the first
contest in which the gallant Colonel has
participatedfn this State. A youngman,
and one who evidently has the ability to
second his aspirations, we may reasonably
indulge the expectation that he will not
he permitted TO remain in the retiracy
Of private life, but at the first available
moment win be given an oppor-
,unity Of proving the sterling Democra-
cy that prompts the words Of his card
Il accept the result sincerely, and pledge
myself TO cordially support the nominee
Of the Congressional Convention" i"
Colonel Duff has made his mark, and
henceforward may be accounted one OF
the rising favorites Of the Democracy OF
Shelby
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Dyer county crops are unusually fine
I Hon. Henry Cooper Is in ShelbyyilIe,
Chattanooga is organizing a Greeley
I Club. rT0 T0N III .ET
A new depot is being erected at Rog-
eTsville. tatL.l
Bedford will have plenty Of peache:
! this season.
Knoxville is about to have Corn and
Wheat Exchange - :
Horace Greeley photographs are in de
mand in Bedford.
The steamer Lucy COker was launched
at Chattanooga Thursday.
RDr. George D. Crosthwait, Of Murfrees-
boro, has invented aicar coupling.
Market street, Chattanooga, has re-
Gently been navigable for canoes.
Jake Mills, a well known Knoxville
painter, died at Morristown last week.
"A good deal OF dissatisfaction in Shell
byville over the late County. COnven-
tion4 A E A
Greeley will carry Bedford county by
a larger majority than any man ever did
carry it.
\. p. Hight, of Monroe county, an
nounces himself a candidate for the
State Senate. E#a
w. 5. McGaughey, near Athens, has
a watermelon patch numbering three
thousand hills.
John B. johnson has been nominated,
by a primary vote, for Tax-CollectOr OF
Rutherford county.
1t is said there are somewhere between
ten and twenty candidates for Tax-Col-
lector in Meigs county.
SlieIbyville papers assert that the
yield of corn in Bedford county viii av-
erage eight barrels to the acre.
A young lady living near MurfreesbOro
remembers when she first walked and
the first sentence sine uttered.
EFF. Sharp, Esq, of Ten-Mile Valley,
McMinn county, has raised fifty-one
bushels Of wheat to the acre.
AIr.aJohn Short, of Rutherford county,
has q peach orchard containing twenty
seven hundred bearing trees.
The people Of the enterprising little
town OF ColliervIlle are preparing to es-
tablish a female school of high grade.
The London journal has run up Grant
and Wilson at its masthead. "with
feelings of mingled pleasure and regret.
Samuel L. Cooper, living near Au-
burn, Cannon county, has killed one
hundred and fifty-six squirrels this sea-
son.
Saturday, the thirteenth instant,
lightning struct a tree and killed a pig
in Rev. }. H. Whites garden, at Ath-
ems.
a number of Northern fruit-trees
planted at Heiskellis station, in Knox
county, have proved to be erab-apple
trees. -N
Colonel w. c. Peak is a candidate for
Floater from the counties of Cumber-
land, James, Rhea and Meigs-up in the
mountains. FwEs
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that he was not my favor
lite choice as candidate, and
that nothing attaches me to his for
tunes but my belief in his honest desire,
and his great ability and opportunities
TO do good, you may be assured that,
in every effort to
CARRY OUT THE PROGRAMME
here laid down, /, as well as the many
abler men who think as | do, will stand
faithfully and resolutely by his side,
with active cooperation. After speak
ing of the need of embracing every op-
pOrtunity to take any practical step IN
the direction Of reform, the Senator dis
cIIssed at length the need of a recOncil-
iation between the North and South,
the restoration of local self-government
at the South, and the development OF
the highest and noblest aspirations
among the Southern people. Regard
ing party relations he said: Republicans
ask me, Shall we not be swallowed up
by the old Democratic party? SO you
recognize the old Democratic party2 /
suspect it does not recognize itself Do
you fear to be swallowed by that old
Democratic party99 Why, the Demo
cratic party has been swallowed itself BY
THE NEW ERA.
Nobody need fear that l would lead him
from the Republican into the Democratic
camp, for | do not intend to go there
myself, and, unless l greatly mistake
the tendency of the times, the day Is
not very far off when there viii be but
little Of an old Republican camp to go
from, and but little of an old Demo-
cratic camp to go. This period is preg-
nant with new formations, which need
but the electric spark of opportunity to
spring into shape. This is the time for
independent action, and those who think
as do viii net, after having
W SHAKEN OFF THE sHACKLES
of one old party, take upon their limbs
the shackles of another. The party can
do what the Democratic party has done
without dropping its historical identity.
l have the patriotic spirit of the men
who achieved so tremendous a revOlu-
ton, and, in the great work before Us,
hail with Joy and cordiality their alIi-
anee; but the party that has done
this cannot return to its old grooves
it is impossible; the very first attempt
would shiver it into atoms.
The meeting was very largely at
tended, the Temple being crammed fun,
and hundreds went away, being unable
to get 10 hear the speaker. Schurz
ELECTED meritorious applause, and the
audience felt very enthusiastic.
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MOBILE
4ATVFST
FUNERAL NOTICES.

MALSI-The friends and acquaintanees of
EIizabeth Malsi are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Of her late husband this
jTCESDAY0 morning at 9 O'Clock, from the
residence, on Dunlap street, between Poplar
aud Bass avenue.
CHANDLER-The friends and acquaint-
ances of DR.. WIN. r. CHANDLER are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral services, at
his late residence, No. IA Madison street, this
TUESDAY afternoon, at IL o'clock Ser
vices by the Rev. Or. Wheat His remains
viii be sent TO Philadelphia for internent.
MAENDER--The friends and acquaintance
of Gottlieb F. and Franceska Maeuder are re-
spectfully invited 20 attend the funeral OF
their oldest son, FRED nEEIcK, frsm their resi-
denee, No. 277 Iesoto street, this TUESDAY,
morning, at o o'clock.
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ARKANSAS.
Pope County under Martial Lava
Well-knOWn Citizen Killed by an En-
plOye-A Blind Man Killed
by Lunatie.

LITTLE Rock, July 22.-Arms were
sent by the Governor to Pope county on
Saturday, to arm company OF militia.
About one hundred militia were reported
to be camped near Dover yesterday, and
the Sheriff and his friends, charged with
the late killing, are with them.
Benton Brodie, a well-knOWn citizen
below here on the river, was shot and
killed by an employe this morning.
An insane man killed ablind man, an
inmate of the county pOorhouse, with
an AK last evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Memphis Exposition.

.fTIIE second call of twenty-five per cent,
Il on the stock OF this Association was due
on the 18th prompt payment Is desired.
Call at No. s Jefferson street, ON
jy23 ED. BU RlIE PICKETT, Secretary.
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The railroad bridge which is 10 extend
across the harbor Of San Francisco from
the main land TO Goat Island, and 10
which the citizens have been so strongly
opposed, is 70 be somewhat Of an archi-
tectursl novelty. 1t is to run through
an immense tube of bOiler-iron, which
supports itself in the water by its own
buoyancy, and is held some thirty feet
below the surface by complicated sys-
TEN of cables, anchors and buOys. The
tube is twenty feet in diameter, and is
strengthened by an internal framework
of iron beams. The principal problem
with the engineer was TO have the buoy
ancv Of the tube equal the weight Of a
train of cars, 50 as TO require the mimi
mum OF anchorage or support. Should
lRe bridge prove q success submarine
railroad tubes may become quite COM
mon, rs they may be used where regular
tunnels would be impracticable, or at
least verv expensive.
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ST n Erv ED,
az BONES CHOICE FRENCH, per Belle
~ Memphis. We Will continue to receive,
tri-weekIy shipments, per Memphis Packet
L. e.. BRENIZER a 60,
jy22 zoe Front street.
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GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers.
Glass ID. 70 be Drawn July 3Ist, Iszs.

LletleIs, eAV; kthII-hAeEA etss %; US, . oU-
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
drawings are under the superv ision OF sworn
commissioners.
The official drawing viii be published in the
st. Louis papers, and copy sent TO purchas-
erS OF tickets.
We viii draw a similar scheme the last day
OF every month during the year 49,
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st. Andrews Society.

NNEMBERS Of st. Andrews Society will as
NJ seIuble promptly at 9 O'Clock this tTgFs5-
DAY morning, at their hall, 70 attend the
funeral OF ANDREW H. BROWE.
Hacks will be in attendance.
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Two thousand Prizes; only . blanks to a
uriHe. The most splendid iTsduceraents ever
offered TO the public. In addition, this enter
prise appeals directly 20 the patriotism OF all
Our perple-
That all may contribute to this work OF
Honor, Gratitude and Benedcence, the Tick
cts are for whOles, s.; for fractional interests,
81, 81, 3 and 81. This accommodates an; the
rich and those OF moderate means
Orders promptly attended 70. The interests
Of ticket-hoiders at q distance viii be sa-
credly protected as those of parties in TINS ely
Inc following named gentlemen are the
Comm hssioners:. Generals l. NcLaWs, A. r..
Wright II. A StOvaII W. ". Gardiner, GOOde
bryan. GOlOnels G. Sneads "a "a. r CrtHlioil ;
Majors Joseph b. Cumming, george y Jack
SON Tosenn Gauahl I. Il. Girartiey, Hon. r.
h May: Messrs. Adam Johnston, Ionaf han
Mifiers w. II. Goodrich, J. B. Butt, Henry
Moore Dr.. ". r. Dearing.
r. & A. III. McLAWS, General Agents,
H7VIT Augusta, Georgia.
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Rutherford county has colored de-
batting club, who have discussed
"Whether Navigation is by Land or
Water" They are to debate Which is
the greatest man, an orator, tax-col-
lector or g Squire ..-.
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Recently, on Twenty-two-AIiIe Des-
ert, five or six tall columns Of sand
were sucked up by as many whiTl-
winds. At sea these would have been
water-spOuts, but upon the desert they
were only what we might call sand
spouts. The columns appeared to be
ten feet in diameter and one thousand
feet in height Although they waltzed
about over the plain for two or three
hours, they never came together, nor
lost their distinctive cylindrical form,
and when they did 90 down they went
down all at 0nce-all falling together.
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aid in controlling the party fayori1ism.
One hand washed the other. This was
gradually developed into system, all
co-operation being welcome, even such
as that of Governor Clayton, of Arkan-
sas. Then that peculiar party despot-
ism grew up, which ostracised every
body who refused to obey its commands.
II gave birth to a new sort of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-23

The costs TO France Of the late wal
with Germany are reCkoned at 81 ,l40,-
900, 600, or about half the amount Of ouI
national debt. OF this sum she has al
ready paid TO Germany S4s0, 10000
leaving S660,O00, 900 yet TO be liquidated,
The first installment of 500, ,000, 900 viii
be due on the fifteenth Of February,
1878. the second must be paid prior t.
the Glove Of the same year; and the third,
hefore tire expiration Of 1874. In exact
ratio with the settlement Of these seve-
raj instalimeuts VIII be the Withdrawal
of German troops frOnl French soil. On
the other hand, the actual expenses Oi
germany amounted 10 S27e, ,O00, 900, SC
lila. She will realize a profit of 1858, ,O00,-
no hard cash, by the conflict, besides
obtaining the valuable States of Alsace
and Lorraine.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF South g
"A Memphis lodge, No. us, win be XK
held this gTU ESDAYl evening. JuIy/NN
23d, at s o clock, tor work in the 81. NJ. degree
I All NJ. III. S in good standing are invited.
Z A. ]. WHEELER W. NJ.
7 HARVEY Il fArr5F,s Secrerafy iv23
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The Journal Of CoDmerce has been
discussing the question whether dogs
should be eXterminated. With cool le-
mOrselessness it inclines to the belief
that a. dogs viii go mad sometimes and
bite people, and as hydrophobia is one
OF the most horrible Of maladies, and as
dogs are also very destructive among
sheep, the best thing to be done with
dogs is to kill them all Would il not
be as well TO consider that dogs some
times save lives as well as endanger
them; that they sometimes guard sheep
as well as eat; that they not unfne-
quendy protect property against bur
glars, and they have been known to
mourn their dead master when their
dead masters most loving friends had
forgotten them, and long after. their
dead masters widow was another mans
wife?
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The managers Of the eOlored fam Of
Rutherford county intend 20 inausurate
a prize scheme for the benefit OF the
ticRet-holders
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
LATEST BEFoEr 81 EELEeRArH.


- CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July 22.-Cotton duh;
middlings nominal. Net receipts, 40
bales; gross receipts, 50 bales. Exports
cOastwise, 606 bales. Stock, 6l02 bales.
MOBILE.
MoBILB, July 22-Cotton entirely
nominal; middling, not given. Net re-
ceipts, bales. Stock, l045 bales
l.H.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, July 22-Cotton quiet !;
middling, dc. Net receipts, 299 bales.
Exports, coastwise, 57S bales. Stock, 276
bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, July 22.-CottOn nomi-
nal; good ordinary, zoe. Net receipts,
bales. Stock, 4S5 bales.
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CIVIL SERVICE,

stating that there never was a time
when the latter was more like 8
thoroughly drilled, disciplined Organiza.
ton of political agents, or when public
interest was more shamelessly over.
ruled by political exigency. Referring
to President Grant, he said: should
prefer not to speak of him, did he not
stand as an embodiment and personi1i.
cation of a pernicious system, which de-
rives from his individuality its peculiar
character. Gratitude for his military
services and respect for his Office, have
long restrained many from expressing
their real opinions concerning him.
shall be the