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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-19
Excursion Season of 1879.

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GENERAL. FREIoHr AND llczlr DIRT.
COLUMBIA, = O.. M.y 26, 1872.
NN and after JUNE 1, PRUX(MO. EX,:IJR-
~ SION aid Single Tickets will be placed
on sale nj tho fficrs Of this Company, AT
AUGUSTA AND COLUMBIA. for the follow
ing celebrated and far famed Mineral Springs
o. Virginia: Hockbridge Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot, Healing. Sweet, Sweet Chaly'
beate and Greonbrier White Sulphur.
Also, for the celebrated Sparkling Catawba
Sprin ss OF North Carolina.
Also, for 6ewell's Point. opposite Eortres,
Monroe-a ne,o Watering Place. This being
its first season. parties who delight in Surf
BdMing. fishing, Boating, de-, will find this
point particularly inviting.
e. r. DORSEY,
May ~ lmo General Ticket Agent.
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WILMINGTON, MAY 81, 1872
(OUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS can
Ia be procured Mt the office of IYitm ingion,
lowing well.known and attractive virginia
Watering Places and SUNNI er Eosorts: Green
6rier lphite Sulphur Springs, Rockb,.idqe
dtum, BaM AlMm. Hot or HeHling Sweet or
Stoees CnnIt,yyoedte. Coyner, AHeghany. Mont
treEs Springs. North Carolina, and the en-.
tlre!y new and first class Seaside Watering
Pisce IN Hampton Roads. Virginia. Vue ae
Also, full line oi Excursion Tickets ria the
bay Line" to all prominent Northern Lake
ana New England Sea-side Watering Places,
BY variable and attractive routes.
Inese Tickets arc good to return by No.
vember /, 1872. A. POPE.
General Freight Agent.
y. d. Bowen, Agent Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad, Columbia, s. G.
June9 ONO
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TOLEDO, July with cOolday anC
good track, the attendance upon and in.
terest in the race has been fully equal, i
not greater than upon any previous day
Of the meeting.
First Race-For double teams, best
two in three; purse of S800-S400 to first
5000 to second; 3120 to third, and $50 Il
fourth-six entries, five started; was wor
by Gentle Annie and mate, Of Louis
vile. Kentucky, taking the first anC
third heats. Time: 2:4l, 2:4I9. VULGAR
and Lady Kate, of Detroit, second; Billy
Crawford and Billy B., of Cincinnati
third; COsette and Mollie, of Detroit
fourth. Vulcan and Lady Kate tool
two heats in 2:4l4.
Second Rdee-Pacing race was free
TO all, for the purse of $500; $3.50 to the
first; Sl75 to the second; $75 to the
third; six entries. Four started; won
by Harry, of Warren, Pennsylvania,
taking the second, third and fourth
heats; time: 2:26f, 2:273, 2:2Sf. Char.
ley Evans, Of Rushville, Indiana, took
the first heat in 2:26i, and took the sec
ond money. Hoosier Tom, of Rush.
vile, Indiana, was the third, and Dan
Voorhees,, Of Louisville, Kentucky, the
fourth. The latter had the call previous
to the start.
Third RGce-Free to all. Purse $l70C
$3.50 to first; $3.50 to second; $3.50 to
third; $40 to fourth eight entries; six
started Pilot Temple, of Indianapolis,
took the first heat in 2:304; Red Cloud,
Of Rushville, Indiana, took the second
in 2:304; Mohawk, Junior, Of Spring
field, Ohio, the third in 2:29s. In con-
sequence of the lateness of the hour at
the conclusion of the third heat, the
conclusion Of the race was postponed
until ten o'clock tomorrow.
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CHARLEsTOwE,M MASS. July Sat the
Labor meeting at the Blacksmiths' and
Machinists' hall this evening, Z. n.
Chamberlain said that the call for q
conference of the Labor party in New
York, on July thirtieth, was to endeav-
or to assemble those who believe that the
only honest course for labor reforners
to pursue was to support candidates
who stood on platform proposing ex-
plicit measures for the benefit of labor;
that as neither Grant nor Greeley was
a representative Of the party of that
idea, labor reformers could go for neith-
er. A movement was inaugurated
somewhere to place a candidate on a
platform guaranteeing the enactment
and execution of shOrt-time laws, con-
vertibility Of currency, dire progressive
taxation and minority representation.
1t remained in the power of Labor Re-
formers to inaugurate a party Of the fu-
ture by making Out-and-Out working
mems nominations, but that If danger
was apprehended of being overslaughed
by the advocates Of Grant OF Greeley,
the nominations could be postponed,
and an endeavor be made to keep the
Labor Reformers organized in hostility to
both for action at more favorable Op-
portunity.
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Total ZOO GIFTS. al c


The Hon. THOMAS z. BRAALETTE, late
Governor Of Kentucky, has consented "a
represent the trustees in the management
Of this second Grand Gift Concert, and
he viii personally see that the money
from the sale of tickets is deposited with the
treasurer, that the drawing Is fairly con
Quoted. and the gifts justly awarded and
The drawing will take place in public
IN ful view OF the audience, and uu'
der the immediate supervision and dtrec-
ton Of the officers and trustees Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky and the following
named eminent and disinterested citizens
who hate consented 70 be present and see that
Hon. NJ. R: HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals
Kentucky.
Hon. j. rRQCToR KNOTT, late N. c. Leba-
Hon. q. W. BRUCE, Judge ninth Judicial
Gen. ~ d. MURRAY, U. 5. Marshal, Dis
PHiLI'i JUDGE, Of the Louisville Hotel Co.
Hon. I. b. COCHRAN Chan. Lou. Chan. Court
Hon. E. d. -llAN NDIFOhI, President Farmers
Hon. Join isAEBEE, Manager Royal Insu.
rance Co., Liverpool
Col PHIL. LEE, Com. Atty Ninth judicial
Dr.. c. GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet
Col. JILsON P. JOHNSON. Man. Gait House
DR.. T. ). BELL, Prof Medical University
Hon. ]. q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville. sa
Hon. T. L. BURNETT, city Attorney.
HENRY WOLFORD, Treasurer Louisville.
A. o. BRANNIH, Pres't Manufacturers Bank,
JAMES BIiIDGEFORD, President Second
National Bank.
W. c. D. WHIPS, Proprietor willard Hotel. &
J. G. JOHNSON, President traders Bank.
II. VICTOR NEWCOMB, firm of Newccmb,
Buchanan q Co.
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, Tobacco and Cotton
Merchant.
DR.. RORVIN GREEN, President L. anG c.
Shortline Railroad.
VOL. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
II. -rl THOS- Z. BRAMIETT,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Public Library Building.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
81 Circulars, giving full particulars, sent
on application.
x. 7. DURRETr, President.
W. n. HALDEMAN, Vice President.
JOHN 3. CARR, Secretary, Hraa
FARMERS q DBOVERS' BANK, Treasurer.
iFe
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LIGHTNING ECHOES.

Lieutenant F. D. Grant was presented
to Thiers yesterday, and was cordially
received. He leaves for home on the
eleventh instant. t
The Swiss government has ratified the
additional article Of the Postal Conven-
ton with the United States, regarding
the mOney-Order system.
Lieutenant Smith, of the United
States army, was seriously injured al
Mound City, Illinois, on the Fourth, by
the premature discharge Of a mortar.
Mrs. Drake Mills, Fernando Woods
mother-in-law, yesterday fell from the
window of her room In the Metropoli-
tan Hotel, New York, and received in
juries from which it Is thought she will
die.
The Long Branch meeting, which
closed to-day, has been the most success
full ever held In America, fact which
is attributable In great degree to the
untirinR exertions Of the principal own
er Of the course, John +. Cham berlain.
The new grading of the tracks makes 1t
one OF the finest In the country.
Thomas Guthrie, colored, was hung
at Danville, Kentucky, at noon yester-
day, for murder, in the presence Of near
~ four thousand people. He made a
speech concerning his spiritual condi-
ton, but made no allusion to the mur-
der. His life was extinct in fifteen min
utes, but the body hung thirty minutes.
The thirty-third commencement Of the
Virginia Military Institute took place
Yesterday. General William Keene, in
his address to the graduating class, cau-
toned the young cadets against women's
rights, observing that the question orig
mated in Northern favoritism, and tt at
the only right properly conceded to
woman was her exclusive right to be In
her husbands arms. BE y
Al special Geneva dispatch received at
New York Yesterday states that the
Fourth was duly and enthusiastically
celebrated il. that city by resident and
visiting Americans and their friends.
In the morning the United States flag
was hcnOred with salute Of one hun
dred and one guns, and in the evening a
grand. American banquet was given.
Charles Francis Adams responded to the
toast, "The Day we Celebrated In his
speech he made many happy illusions
to the work which has just been achieved
for the settlementof the Alabama claims.
Cushing responded to the toast, sour
couEtry. = The toast, "Her Majesty,
the Queen Of England, }, was enthusias-
tically received by the assemblage. The
festivities Of the day wound up by ball
and brilliant display Of fireworks. ~
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

If ANY who know H. c. King per-
sonally questioned his capacity and fit
ness for the Office to which his frientis
would assign him, there c,uld be little
reason for doubt after reading the card
in another place. He is requested To
serve the city and county in the State
Senate by the best and wisest men in
the community, and there are none to
question his ability or attainments Pa
pably enough, when there are only Ms
iors Crews, Greer, Kerr ana King as
pirants for Senatorial honors, the people
can make no mistake, and, with absO-
Lutte certainty, Shelby county viii be
worthily and ably represented in at least
one branch Of the General Assembly.
Read the petition presented TO Colonel
King. ne is in the vigor Of intellectual
and physical manhood, learned law
Yer, a clear-headed thinker, and viii
make an excellent lawgiver.
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CHICAGO, July 5.-A pigeon-shootinp
match took place at Lincoln, Illinois
yesterday, between Captain A. II. Bo.
gardus, Of Elkhart, Indiana, and Abe
Kellireman, of this city; one hundred
birds, single rise. BOgarllUs bet five
hundred dollars to four hundred dollars
and the match resulted in tie, each
killing eighty-nine birds. Another
match has been arranged between the
two men, to be shot in this city soon.
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( LONG BRANCH, July 5.--First Race
To-day the hurdle, two miles, for six
hundred dollars, was won by Milesian.
Time, 415.- Blind Tom second; Aste-
ronner third. uaa
Second Rdce-Dash of three miles, for
one thousand dollms, was won by
Littleton. Time, 6:06.
Third Raee-For Monmouth Sequel
Stakes, was won by Wade Hampton I;
Jury second. Time, 1851. sn tl4
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Two Men Killed, and Two Wounded.

LEAvENwORTH, July 5.-A murder
GUS affray occurred in the railroad freight
house. Trenton, Missouri, Wednesday
evening, between four discharged black
smiths, resulting in the death of one and
the fatal wounding of another. The par
ties had been drinking. John Lanigan
gan with knife, killing him instantly,
and fatally cut M. G. Larkin, a friend of
Lanigan. Cayanaugh and Blakely were
also slightly cut. Both are now in jail.
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ConstautinOpIe again in FIamo..

LONDON, July "a dispatch just re-
ceived from Constantinople brings news
of a terrible conhagration now raging in
that city. One thousand houses in the
poorer quarters and in the suburbs OF
Scutaria had already been destroyed.
When the telegram was forwarded, no
indication was given that the fire was
under control. Further details are anx-
iously awaited.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
[1ArHsr nEPoRr nr rnLlaanAPH.l
NEW YORK
conpAnATIyr osrror srArr,fnrr.

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
New YORK, July 5.-Cotton- report
for seven days at all the ports Of the
United States: Receipts, 3S4l bales;
same time last year. 16, ,551 balesl total
for the year, 2,6S7, l45; last year, 3,726,
255 bales; exports for the week, 664e
bales; same time last year, 6848 bales;
total for the year, l 1,9l7, 2S5 bales; last
year, 1882, ,49T bales; stock at all United
States ports, I4l, 1858 bales; last year,
200, ,096 bales; at interior towns, IA, $50
bales; last year, II, 956 bales; at Liver
pool, 1,O09, ,000 bales; last year, 5000
bales; American afioat for Great Britain,
4e, 900 bales; last year, l03, 600 bales.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, July 5.-Cotton dull
mlddling, 23fc; net receipts, l08 bales
exports, coastwise, 54 bales; sales, 81
bales; stock, 1913 bales. Weekly nei
receipts, 115 bales; exports, coastwisei
S42 bales; sales, 266 bales.
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Three Children Burned "a Death by
" ConI-0Il.

/. LOUISVILLE, July Sat Seymour,
Indiana, on the evening of the fourth, q
man named Morris, while lighting 3
hall preparatory to a theatrical perform
ance, let fall a coal-oil lamp in the midst
of group of children. The lamp burst,
spreading the burning oil in every
direction, and setting the clothing Of the
children on fire. The little sufferers
ran wildly through the hall, and before
the flames could be extinguished three
children, little girls, were so badly
burned that they died in seven hours
Norris was also badly, but not fatally
burned. 1t is said that he was drunk,
and only his injuries prevent him being
roughly used by the Mortified and indig-
nant citizens.
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vine Men smothered In Coal Mine

ALLIANCE, July 5.-The new coal
mines two miles north Of Limaville,
Ohio, on the c. P road, took fire about
three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
There were twenty men and one boy in
the mines when it took fire; eleven men
escaped and nine men and the boy were
smothered to death. Up to eleven
o'clock this morning seven bodies have
been recovered.
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aaueer, rellaws Arre.lea.

LITTLE Rock, July 5.--H. A. Tim
mons, c. s. Murphy, and two others,
were arrested this evening for passing
counterfeit Treasurer s certificates. About
twenty-five thousand dollars worth was
found on their persons. They wiz have
preliminary examination tomorrow,
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Attempted UxOricide-The WOuId-b'
Murderer Commits Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Dr. Deese, a well
known physician Of this city, while la
boring under fit of insanity to-day, at
tempted to murder his wife with a
pocketsknife He aimed a blow at her
throat, missed and struck her shoulder,
infiicting a painful wound, and then
drew the knife across his own throat,
but failing to cut deep enough, he
plunged the blade to the hilt into his abb
domen, producing a mortal wound.
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Tribute of Respect to the late william
Smith.

p smith.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-The formal an
nouncement of the death of William
Smith was made on Change to-day by
President Rowland with appropriate al
lusions to the long connection of Mr..
Smith with the Chamber, and sterling
qualities as an officer and member OF
the Chamber, editor of commercial
paper and citizen for which he was dis
tinguished. Remarks were also made
by James +. Terrence and George +.
Davis. After the appointment of a COM
mittee to draft resolutions, the Chamber
resolved to attend the funeral in body,
and adjourned over till tomorrow.
A dispatch was received from Chicago,
from the Board Of Trade of that city,
inclosing resolutions in respect to the
memory of M. Smith.
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Saturday, September 2S, 1872.
100. 600 TICKETS or ADMISSION

will be issued at $40 each; balf-dckets,
81; quarter tickets, g 80; II whole tickets for
Sl0Q; 2 for S5 Sc for 500; ll3 for SiO00; 5 for
$50; 575 for $500. No discount on less than
800 worth of tickets Al a time.
nlrnl.a.rt- I q
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SPORT.


NEwBURY, n. Y, July 6.-ThefEiend
of Gil. Ward and Ellis Ward, the Corn
wall oarsmen, have challenged John
McKiel to row Gil. Ward a match for
two hundred and fifty dollars a side, and
Ellis another match for one thousand
dollars a side. A9A 586 at
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CHARI.E .EQTnN

CHARLESTON, July 5.-COtton dull
middling, 244e; net receipts, 326 bales
gross receipts, 595 bales; exports, coast
wise, 97l bales; sales, 1870 bales; stock
1919 bales. Weekly net receipts, "A
bales; gross receipts, 1889 bales; ex
ports, coastwise, 1884 bales; sales, II
bales.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
That Settles IL.

Enat BeltIes IN.
QUEBEC, July 5.-Allan McIsaac, the
Master of the schooner James Bliss, in
a card says that he believes that the
hauling down of the American flag from
his schooner by Commander Lachance,
was done through mistake or simple ig-
nOrance of the second officer left in
charge Of the prize, Lachance not being
on board at the time.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-During the
storm in this city last evening, team OF
horses, attached to a passenger railroad
car, was frightened by the lightning and
ran away. The car took fire by the up
setting Of coal oil lamps, in which some
ef the passengers were seriously burned.
The Coroner reports twenty-three
deaths from heat yesterday.
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MOBILE

MOBILE, July 5.-COtton entirely
nominal; middling, 28sa24c; net re-
ceipts, 46 bales; exports, cOastwise, 97S
bales; sales, 450 bales; stock, 2094 bales.
Weeks net receipts, I26 bales; exports,
eoastwise, 637S bales; sales, 500 bales.
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THE TRANSCRIPT
LIBERAL ORGAN,

] ET all who desire the success OF the
IL Liberal Reform ticket subscribe for
and get up clubs for the Campaign TRASs-
CIlIPT.
IL has the choices campaign matter, orig
inal and selected, and contains contributions
from some Of the best Amsricsn writer's.
Greeley and Brown are sure 20 win, and ali
VINO desire 10 be on the winning side T"
should subscribe foT the Washington TRANS
SCRIPT. Clubs furnishes At half rates, and In
quantities TO suit. Let all send their orders
~ THE TRANSCRIPT,
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON, July 5.-Cotton nom
inal; good ordinary, 20ic; net receipts
8 bales; sales, 40 bales; stock, S5l bales
Weekly net receipts, l19 bales; exports
eoastwise, 1873 bales; sales, 40 bales.
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BosToN, July 5.-George Harkins,
John Doherty, Cornelius Doherty and
John Harkins landed on Governor
Island, Boston Harbor, yesterday, fr0m
a sailboat and took refuge nom shower
in an unoccupied' building. During the
storm the building was struck by light
ming, and all the men except Harkins
killed. n
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steamer FannIe Burncd.


NASSAU, July 5.-Captain Speed of the
Fannie, reports that that steamer was
set on fire and, destroyed, as she was
grounded on reef and could not be re-
moved.
He makes the following report: The
steamer Fannie struck on a reef on the
coast of Cuba, and after remaining there
thirty or forty hours, during which time
the coal of the steamer was thrown
overheard to tighten her, the party on
board succeeded in safely landing two
pieces Of artillery and several thousand
stand Of arms. AS the Fannie could not
be floated off, she was set on fire and to-
tally destroyed. The party then launch
ed the ships boats and started for Bah
MAS, and succeeded in reaching Log
island after a sail Of three days. The
whole party We're brought to Nassau by
the schooner Charles, arriving here on
the twenty-ninth ultiInO, and will sail
for New York to-day.
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CRIME, CASUALTY AND FIRE.


MILWAUKEE, July ga special to
the E0eBiHg Wisconsin, from Prairie Du
Chen, Wisconsin, says the dry goods
store of II. Seigbert was burned last
night by the explosion of lamp. The
loss is estimated at thirty thousand dol
lars
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FOurth Of July Amusenenas In Louis


LOUISVILLE, July 5.--The Fourth was
more generally observed here yesterday
than for years previous. The business
houses were nearly all closed, and all
the public offices. There were many ex-
cursions 70 the country by rail and
steamer
Yesterday evening w. Owings, in a
difficulty with an old man named John
Griffin at OWens's Mills, near Pine Hill
Station, on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, shot Griffin, who died this
morning from the effects of the wound.
AT a negro picnic at Elzabethtewn
yesterday afternoon, q negr5 named
Henry Wintersmith was cut by another
negro named Morris, inflicting a fatal
wound. --
Atanegro picnic at Anchorage, twelve
mules from the city, on the Short Line
railroad, yesterday afternoon, s. negro
nsmed John Vincent was shot through
the heart and instantly killed ID quar-
rel among the party as to who should
first have the cup out of which they
were drinking lemonade. ,bA Et IL &
y Andrew Gross, an Old citizen of Louis
ville, fell under the engine of a freight
train yesterday, at old Deposit Station,
on the Louisville ana Nashville railroad,
whers be went TO attend picnic. The
engine passed over his right leg, crush
ing ii feerfully. Gross was brought home
TO the city and died last night. >
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LONDON, July 5.-A special telegram
from Paris asserts that a threatening
conspiracy Of the Royalists under the
leadership of De Droglie, for the over
throw Of the Republic, was recently dis
covered by the government Thiers al
once took energetic sction for its sup
preston. II Is believed that the danger
Gus movement has been defeated
The Fourth was more generally OBJ
served this year than ever before. There
were special celebrations in this city,
Edinburg Manchester, Liverpool, Paris.
StuttgarGt Geneva, and other cities.
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NOTICR-

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, under the drTn
name OF Allison Brothers, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, either party being autho-
rized 70 sign the firm name In liquidation.
Joseph w. Allison, and ahail hereafter conduct
AZ exclusively wholesale hardware business,
under same arm name ~ before. Thankipg
our friends for their very liberal patronage
to the old firm, we solicit its continuation 10
the new. ROBEhr A. ALLISON.
ALEXANDER ALLISON.
Memphis, Tennessee, July 1, ls72. Jy3
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Yesterday a number Of Southern Dell
egates TO BslEinSre srTiyed az Louisville
by the Nashville train in Me morning.
1t being delayed, the Short Line rail-
road sent oat special train with the
Cfactnnati.
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the style Of J c. Davis
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
7. Il. Rice retiring. J. c. DAVIS.
7. H. RICE.
Memphis, Tennessee, July 4, 1872.
The Gotten brokerage business will be con-
tnued ST 27s Front street by the undersigned.
IA