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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September N.-The following
is the comparative cotton statement for the
week; Receipts at all ports, Sc, 626 bales; same
l6O,3l0 bales last year. z, ,25S bales; exports for
the week, l5,29 bales; same time last year,
gs25 bales total for the year, 30,652 bales; last
year, 1856 bales; stock at all United States
ports, l35,S32 bales; last year, 99,23i bales; an
Interior towns, less bales; last year, l6izi
bales; at Liverpool. 10000 bales; last year,
424,00O bales; American afioat for Great Brit
ain, 700 bales; last year, 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-FlouI Fl rm I;
treble, s. family, $ 759l0. Corn firm /;
4094Sc' Bran scarce at 81 05 Hay ilrm at S2i
6f7. Pork firm and held at SIS. Bacon irfn
at s1zas'S llS4 and l25{c. Hams, sugar-cured,
E'zelSc. Lard dun uerce, g149lO11c; keg, l2e.
sugar IS dali; fair TO fully fair, l0i i@1l14e.
Whisky-s9c@sl. Coffee quiet at 14GlslSc
CHARLESTON, September 2.-Cotton nrm
good ordinary, lg74ci low middling, I71s9H4c;
middlingsi l35fci net receipts, 1863 bales gross,
1858 bales; XpOris-cOntinent, 1900 bales
coastwise, so bales; sales 200 bales; stock,
I8,4lG bales Weekly net n ceipts, u 0i2 bales
gross, IL, ,i32 bales; eXpOrts-tO continent 1920
bales; coastwise, 1870 bales; sales, $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-Cotton less
hctivei sales, aao0 haies good ordinary, 1880
ceipts, 1857 bales; sales, 400 bales; receipts
net, 1855 bales; groes 20 ,st2S bales; exports
eoastwise, SyG5 bales; TO Havre, 375l bales; to
liverpool, l575 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 27.-Cotton firm
and in good demaudi middlings, I75E6lT1So
net receipts 44t7 ba es; exports-coasfwis 1851
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, 22,l85 bales.
Weekly net receipts, ~, ,i30 bales; gross 10 48l
bales; expOrts-eoastwise, 7l97 bales; sales,
600 bales.
MOBILE, September 2.-Cofton firm and
offerings light; low middlings, I7j49lso; mid
dlspgs, ls14o net receipts, 8a5 iiales; exports
coaStwise go bales sales, 800 bales; stock, j06l
bales Weekly net receipts, 1881 bales; exports
--OoaStwise, ass balesl safes, 3a0 bales.
GALVESTON, September 27.-t 'otton steady
~ alacs cola Erft
1859 bales. Weekly net receipts, 5i.2iS bales;
exports coastwise, 2S70 bales; sales, $3.50 bales
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THOR economy in fuel. durability in metal,
il cleanliness and ease of management, there
Is nothing superior.
warm Air Furnaces are for heating Halls,
Dwellings, Churches and stores. e
Cooking Ranges are for Dwellings, Res
taurants and Hotels.
H. wETTER & CO., Sole Agents,
Nes. ID and Is MONROE STREET, MEMPHIS.
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AT SCRANTON.

At the wigwam, at Scranton, Greeley spoke
as follows;
GESTLEMEN-Ther is one idea and there is
one subject that have not touched upon in
my journey thus far through Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana. l have been asked ques-
tions constantly upon all sides as to what will
New York do in this contest; how will she go,
what viii be her maJoritieS, and on which
men, that in the State of New York the
LiberalRepublican movement is certainlywell
developed as in any State in which have yet
been, and that is saying great deal, for in
the State Of Ohio, as well as in the state of
Indiana, they cannot beat the Liberal and
Democratic parties, without great frauds are
committed. The state Of New York, between
two great parties, on n fair vote, is evenly
balanced; change of about ten thousand
votes, either way, viii throw the election over
TO one side or the other. To-day the Demo-
cratic party of the state Of New York is
united. II will poll its full vote. We
have not less than fifty thousand ma
jority, beyond the shadow Of a doubt,
of Liberal Republicans; bat do not think,
considering all things-the great efforts the
Government has made, with its officehOlders,
pOstmasters, collectors of internal revenue,
and its other vast reSOurces-I do not think,
under these circumstances, that l can safely
say that we shall have great deal over fifty
thousand Liberal majority; but If the States
of Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio all will
give "A majority for the Liberal candidates,
New York will give more, rather than less.
than hundred thousand majority. Great
ApplauSP.1
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ESTABLIsHED 1910.

keeping alive the bitterness and hate that
patriots OF all parties are seeking to bury and
forget.
Finally, General Cheatham, with his hon
esty, sincere heart and clear mind, would
command the respect Of his political OppO-
nents, and by his dignified demeanor and
earnest opposition 10 unconstitutional IegiSla-
tion, WELD a healthy influence that would
hasten the coming Oi tuC day inat is the hope
of the patriots heart.
There is more in the contest between Cheat
ham and johnson than appears upon first
thought. II is exciting attention and interest
throughout the country, for a great principle
is involved. That Tennesseeans viii be true
10 themseivea, ana support a man who has
been true TO them at an times and under all
we do not doubt.
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4 12 PER CENT. INVESTMENT

HS- For sale by the German National
Bank, Fifty Thousand Dollars of Shelby
County EsOzids, issued 10 the Mississippi
River Railway Company, and due on the
first Of January, 1870; also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars of Lauderdale County Bonds, issued
10 the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one half OF which are due on the first Of jan
usry, 1879, and the other half on the first Of
January, 1876.
We recommend these Bonds as a safe and
profitable investment, and at the present
prices, S71S per cent. and interest, will pay
over 70 mar rent SaO5
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WAITS FEOM THE WIRES.

Three men were caught in caving
embankment in Chicago yesterday and seri-
ously injured.
Cortina is planning more devilment
on the Texas frontier. lie should be looked
after with rope.
The Exposition at Cincinnati has been
visited by thirty thousand persons daily
during the past three days.
1t is said that Lord John Russell is
preparing a review of the proceedings of the
Geneva Board OF Arbitration.
A Dakotah postmaster was arrested
yesterday charged with robbing the mails.
His name is Flanagan, and confessed his
guilt.
An accident occurred on the Nash
vile and Louisville railroad, yesterday, TO a
freight train, by which one man was killed
and a number Of others more or less injured.
Eleven cars were smashed up. The accident
was caused by defective rail.
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The Late Disaster at Rewburg. Ohio
Victims

CLEVELAND, September 27.-I4ater reports
from NeWburg announce that six persons
including the three already telegraphed-are
victims of the late Asylum fire. Isaac Heron,
of Newburg, was so badly burned that he died
in few hours. ". Edwards and W. Morgan,
of Newburg, are missing They were seen TO
go into the building, but the large water-tanlls
falling from the topo the main building must
as the tanks fell without n moments notice.
1t is still thought that none of the inmates
periShed, but large number are missing, who
probably escaped during the fire. over one
hundred will be sent to Dayton, Ohio, to-day,
including those sent here from Columbus after
the Asylum fire at that place. The others win
be returned TO the different counties until ac-
commOdations can be perfected here. All are
now in comfortable quarters in Cleveland and
Newburg. 1t is believed that the eastern and
western wings can be rooted and made habit
able In sixty days. The main building is de-
strOyed completely, and will be torn down.
Governor Noyes viii be here in a day or two,
10 confer with the trustees in regard to what
is to be done.
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GREELEY
At DanTilIe, PennsylVania-He Gives
his Views ON the Morals Of the
0fiice-HOlders.
Official and Legislative Corruption the
Theme of his Address, Peep
into the Secret Service
Business.
His Speeches at Scranton and PittstOn-
He VOuches for the Success Of the
Liberal Movement IN the State
of New York.
AT DANVILLE.

SCRANTON, PA, September 27.-Mr. Greeley,
on arriving at DanVtlle to-day from Northun-
berland, made a speech, in which he de-
nounced the official corruption, especially in
the Legislative offices. He said that officials
who used public money in private specula-
tions ought not TO be supported. The country
is in more danger from Legislative corrnntion
he believed, than from any other source
whatever. II we, he said, who stand before
you on the Cincinnati and Baltimore plat
form, have been corrupt Legislators, or corrupt
politicians; If we have enriched ourselves or
our friends by selfish legislation, do not trust
Us. DO not trust one who has so acted.
At Bloomsbury Mr.. Greeley again urged the
Importance OF selecting honest men TO Office,
and recommended that the polls be watched
on the election day in order to render IL GER
tain that every voter favorable to the cause
deposits his vote.
At KinstOn Mr.. Greeley spoke briefly.
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DISSOLUTION.

I'aE Firm Of il. Rawlings 4 Co. Is sdissolved
i by mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of
J. L. Webb. J. j. Rawlings viii pay an debts
of the concern, to whom all indebted to u viii
please make payment.
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Atatclment Nntiee.

No. l05-In the Bartlett Circuit Court. to De-
cember Term, ls72.-Union and Planters
Bank Of Memphis, Tenn, vs.. n. Calhoon.
IN this cause a summons having been sued
i out on the 10Th OF July, 1872, against the
defendant, retumabe to the August term of
said court, on account OF a debt due by notes
protested-One OF $50 and another of slO0O-
and said writ having been returned by the
Sheriff Of Shelby county 10 said term indorsed
" not tobe found il my county, and mo-
tion having at said term been made by
plaintiff for a judicial attachment, and the
same having been issued in the above enti-
tied cause on the ground aforesaid. and said
attachment having been returned by the
proper officer levied, etc:
It's therefore ordered, That II. CalhoOn, the
defendant, make his personal appearance
herein, before the Judge Of the Bartlett Cir
cult Court of shelby county, Tennessee, on
the second Monday Of December next, and
defend this suit, within the time prescribed
by law or the same VIII be proceeded with ex-
p rte; and that copy of this order be pub
lished once week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis appeal.
Done at Office in Bartlett this Sd day OF Sep
teaber, 1871. JOHN MoBROOKS, Clerk
Jarnagin & Frayser, Att'ys for pl'tf. ISL wd
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We Havo just TOm
NORTH and EAST

A ND are now opening q Choice and well
"a Selected Stock Of new and Fresh Family
supplies consisting Of: Can Fruits and Vege-
tables, new dried PruneS and Currants, Pre-
serves and Jellies of all kinds new Mackerel,
White Fish and Salmon, spiced Fish and Oys-
terS, Wood and Willow Ware, Fancy and
Plain Soaps, choice assortment OF new Teas at
very low prices. Java, LaguyTa and Rio COf-
fees (parched and green), very choice Family
Butter received every lew days, pure Cider
Vinegar made at our. own 'actOry); also, a
choice assortment of fine Wines and Liquors,
ell OF which we sell at extremely low prices.
Z. 2. SMITH d CO., 1913 Poplar street.
n ormerly $40 Second street, near Monroe. Ise-7
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AT ALLENTOWN

Mr.. Greeley was called out by a large crowd Of
people who had assembled 10 give him well
come on his way, when he appeared on the
platform and made a speech Of several min
utes duration, in which he referred TO the
wholesale stealing and many defalcatiOns
that were daily occurring in some branch
OF the Treasury Department. He alluded TO the
palpable tardiness of the Administration in
bringing these Government thieves to Justice,
not one in dozen ever having been caused
to answer for their crimes. He asked if the
people could consistently call the present an
honest Administration with so many praet-
cal evidences Of fraud and corruption staring
them in the face.
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Something About Thiers and the Pros.
poets Of the French Republic.

A Paris correspondent who interviewed Gam
beta, reports him as saying that the National
Assembly has been so beaten and bullied by
Thiers that II has become simply register Of
the Presidents viii. ThieTs, he says, does not
represent either the country or the Assembly,
conseQu ueutly, between them the country is
that on the reassem blage OF the Assembly it
will dissolve itself out Of sheer despair. In
any contingency republican is now the only
possible government for France. Thiers, he
thinks, uphOlds the republican policy, aud
will accordingly receive the support Of the
country. While he thinks France meditates
no further war with Germany, she viii by her
republican gEeatnesr become so influential as
10 sweep the rotten German Empire from the
face OF the earth by peaceful measures.
The BIenVIIIe Investigation Resumed.
The Bienviile Investigation was resumed
to-day. Henry Anihua. cabin pa ssenger, tes-
tiffed TO perfect disc iil.ae rp the ship, and TO
the abilities OF Captain Many, and that but
for Captain MauTy's instru-ilons being ir's-
frafed bv the carelessne-s OF one man on one
"a tbe life-bO9ts, all the passengers might
have been landed safely.
g. II. Dayton, oi Tie freight department,
handed in d list oI articles Of freight shipped
an the Bienville. Among them were one
hundred and ninety-seven cases Of oil. Wit
ness was aware That certain articles forbidden
slfpment on passenger steamers, subject 10
certain conditions, were shipped the oil was
lsratt's Astral Oil. or Kerosene put III cans
did not know II "nre,iest' was marked on u.
The witness stated that the Kerosene was
stored in the f0rehold In place set apart
Tor OIL and articles Of that nature. Special
precautions were taken TO guard against nre,
but the witness could not personally testify
on this point. The witness gave similar lestl-
Inony relative 20 three hundred and slxty-slN
paolages Of cartridges and twenty-eight pack
ages af matshas; did not know where the
cartridges were siQred the storage OF All such
articles is left 20 the steYedoTe qnq QulceFs OF
the ship; knew OF no designated place on tlle
ship Tor the storage OF gunpowderi dld not
know whether the invoice Of eleven hundred
nnd twenty-five cases OF drugs included MIRO
glycerine, camphene or naptha or other eN-
plOssYely com bust ihle articles.
william Foullss testinel 70 3eing the build
er OF TIE henvllle, and as 20 her strength etc, (;
witness testified that the Bienville was as well
provided against . ne as eny ship he ever saw
and that her buikheads were very strong.
Adjourned until tomorrow
-
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AT PITTSTON.

In his speech at Pittston Mr.. Greeley said
we do not propose to pay rebel debts, pensions
10 rebel soldiers, or any of these mOnstrOSities
which have been between the truth and the
public mind. At Wilkesbarre Mr.. Greeley ad-
dressed a large crowd, saying he believed that
unless prevented by an enormous and corrupt
expenditure OF money, the public voice will
respond to the principles embodied in the Cin-
Convention.
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In the Court of General Sessions to-day the
District Attorney moved to have the indict-
ments against Tweed, Hail and Others trans
ferred to the court Of oyer and Terminer.
Tweed's counsel wished weeks postpone
ment The Recorder said he. could not hear
the argument until next week. The cases are
fherlrfnrn-sat for Friday OF next week.
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Tammany being Purged.

The Organization Committee OF Tammany
last night ostraciSed a number OF delegates in
several OF the assembly districts, charged with
opposition 10 the Tammany candidates. 1t was
resolved TO entirely reOrganiZe the delegation
from Tweed S Fourth District; also 10 furnish
District Supervisors OF Election 10 the Chief
United States Election Supervisor.
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Acknowledgement Persons Ia
fureG

WILNIINGToS, n c., September 27.-Three
cars of the express train ran Off the track last
night ON the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road, between EVerettville and Dudley a
considerable number of persons received
slight injuries, and two or three We're severely
hurt, but none dangerously. The ladies' car
and seeping-car were precipitated down an
embankment twenty feet
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Yesterday afternoon a fierce fight occurred
on the Harlem train, between White Plains
and this city. between two companies Of the
Third Regiment OF militia. The men, num-
bering about sixty, We're on their way 60 par
Ucipate in the regimental drill, and being un-
der the influence OF drink, they took to a yiO-
lent conflict among themselves. Their bayO-
nets, musketS and fists were freely used. At
fremont station the police cleared the train.
Two soldiers were arrested In opposing the
police. Several men were stabbed, and a MIR.
Brinckman seriously wounded.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September q.

Attorney General Barlow says that no COM
promises have been made with either GaTyey,
the plasterer, OF Connolly, ex-Comptroller,
whereby the suits against them Will be discOn-
Gnued. Connolly will be tried in October if
he can be found, but the Attorney General
does not think he will ever turn up.
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Seizure of the Alabama and ChastanOO-
ga Railroad.

A special dispatch from Atlanta, Georgia,
saws that thirty miles of the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad We're seized yesterday,
by order OF Governor smith, and the telegraph
wires cut along the same section OF the road
The seizure was alleged 20 have been made
for the better security OF the states indOrSed
bonds number Of Receivers have pOsses-
sion Of the road, and are operating IL under a
decree OF the United States Supreme Court.
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Boston, September 27.-The burning OF Jno.
McIven & Co.'S wool warehouse on Congress
street last night involves a loss of about one
hundred and seventy-five thousnd dollars.
There were five hundred thousand pounds OF
wool in the building, much OF which was
burned, and nearly al bad, 81 damaged. The
amount Of insurance is not known.
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DIED.

BLAKEY.-on Friday evening, September
9th, Mrs. GEoRsIANEA BLAKEY, wife OF Jas.
q. BlalKey, iIfher thirty-third year.
Due notice OF the funeral VIII be given.
~ Wilmington (Del.) and Richmond (Va)
papers please copy.
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PAINTING.

No. 659-Tn the First Chancery Court Of shell
by county, Tennessee. b. Frank vs.. VIII
liam Patti ct al.
IT appearing from the bill in this cause,
L which is sworn to, that the defendant,
William Patt, is indebted to complainant IN
the sum Of S4lS IS, evidenced by draft or Dill
Of exchange for that amount with interest
from the 1st of January, 1855; that be - also
indebted to said complainant in the further
sum of sS4 g5, due BY open recount; that SAID
William Patt and wife, l.. q. Patt, and Joseph
Patt are uon-residents Of the state Of Ienness
see, and residents and citizens Of the state OF
Arkansas; and attachment hav4 ng been regul-
larly issued TO the sheriff of shelby county
and by him returned, levied on the properly
of William Patt, etc. -,
II Is therefore ordered, that they make thSLE
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, IN i ihe
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before tns
first Monday in November lsl2- and pisssu'
answer or dennur to Complainants Dill or the
same VIII be taken for confessed A. 20 1llelh
and set for hearing exparte, and that copy OF
this order be published once week for Tour
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This September Z, lSz2-
A copy.-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By F. B. MICH ENRY, D. G. and NJ.
Vance, Anderson, Aieriwether L Scales, Soils.
for Complainant. SCI sat
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Monday, the 4th 9ay of November, 1872

at the town Of Como, in said Pamela county,
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following described real estate of
said minors, situated in the corporate limits
Of the town o. Como, tO-wit: Eight fS) lots, Of
four 1910 acres each, on the north half of the
northeast quarter Cl<j OF section four (4), town
ship seven t1l, range seven (7) west, in Pamela
county, Mississippi, they being the only lots
on the north half 60 Of northeast quarter 60
OF section four a., township seven %, range
seven "a aforesaid, and the residence of the
late George q. TAFT, deceased, with four acres,
more or less, upon which said residence is
located.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance in one and two years from day of sale !;
purchasers TO give bond with approved Secu-
rity for the deferred payments, and lien
retained until the purchase money IS paid.
MONROE POINTER, Guardian,
se2S OF Carrie, Georgia and Watkins TAFT.
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CRIME, FIRE AND ACCIDENT.
Crew of the Iron CITY safe.

BUFFALO, y. Y, September 27.-Captain
Turner, with the crew OF the wrecked barge
Iron City. g.Elved here safe last night. The
Captain iH--r his way to the shore on a
plank. Tho Others floated to the land on
the cabin Of the barge.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed at the July term,
II 1877, of the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee, AdIpinistratrix of George
). GOlladay, deceased, this is TO notify all per-
sons having claims against him TO present
them within the time prescribed by law.
VIRGINIA GOLLADAY,
Memphis, Tennessee.
w. II, STEPHENS. Attorney August II. lS72
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EXPOSITION PRIVILEGES,

CEALED BIDS will be received until u
y o'clock on Monday, 30th inst for the fol-
lowing privileges day and night during the
thirty days which the Exposition viii be
open, viz:
Saloon for sale of Wines and L quors.
Saloon for sale Of Beer.
Space for sale OF Soda-water, Mead and
Lemonade.
space for sale OF Cakes, Candles, Ice-eream
and Fruits.
Space for sale of Meats, Bread, Oysters and
other things of substantial food
Isessees must furnish their own counters, Ia
bIes and other mixtures, and keep their space
in proper and cleanly condition
One-third Of the lease must be paid for on
acceptance OF the bid and execution OF the
contract; one-third must be paid ten days
thereafter, and One-third on the 18th Oct9oeI'
Notes must be executed, with approved IN
dorsers, for the deferred pay yments azure
to pay notes az maturity viii iortelt the Iestse.
Bids will be receives I0I anS 49, osue'
: fhe Committee reserve the privilege OF re-
= ; Bids may be fled with the undersigned, at
giis once. rs Main and . south Court street.
- GEO. MELLERSH,
san5 Chairman Committee.
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j. j. RAWLINGS,
JNO. L, WEBB,
JNO, l., RAWLINGS.

The business win be.c0n ntfnued by J. j. Raw
lings and Jno. l.. Rawlings, under the same
firm style as heretofore. We VIII be pleased
10 see all our old friends, and VIII conduct our
business for their interests on liberal and cor
rect principles.
HS-ThOse indebted 10 the old firm win please
observe the importance of settling up and be-
ginning again. j. j. RAWLINGS & co.
Memphis, September 2, lS72 se3
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P. w. SEMMES, ARCHITECT,
254 Second ST., Irving Block,

OFFERS his professional services to the cit
" izens OF Memphis and the surrounding
country Office lately occupied by the late
Francis Foster gaAt