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Humboldt claims three thousand
inhabitants, and 70 be tke NEST
prosperous town Ia Gibson county.
The Home Journsl-which is q
live paper-BaDts the streets of that
town named, good hotel built, and
a hearse purchased They have no
names for their streets, no hotel,
and for a hearse they still use q
spring wagon. Wake 'em up broIh-
er, wake 'em up, and fall in with
the current.
The franklin Review Of last
week says, Mr.. Thomas Heron,
who resides on Little Harpeth,
Williamson county, had q negro
boy out blowing a few days ago,
and walking out to see how he was
progressing, he found the boy, as
be supposed, asleep, and as re-
proof for his lazIness, took the
horse and plowed several burrows,
when he concluded to wake the boy.
He went TO him and found him
dead, with racer snake coiled
tightly about his neck. The snake
could not be dislodgcd but by the
use of the knife.
The McMinnville New Era re-
cords some singular freaks of light
ming in that vicinity. Last Sun
day week, the house OF Mr.. Thos.
Walker, who resides a mile and a
half east of that place, was struck
by lightning, the chimney thrown
to the four winds, the house literal
ly riddled by two currents of cleo
tricity, Mrs. Walker aud two daugh-
tiers Frustrated by the fluid, and IL
third daughter, though not hurt,
knocked senseless, and - infant IN
the arms of one of the daughters was
entirely unharmed. Mr.. Walker,
who was ina. different p1ft of the
room was unhurt, bat felt as if
cannon had been discharged at each
ear No one was killed by the O.
lectricity, though severely shocked,
and will soon be all right.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

Go to Bliss for the cheapest goods
in the market. He, keeps the best of
everything in the line of dry goods.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

II the project for the new State
were to succeed, it is more than prob
able that the penitentiary would be
located at Jackson.-BrOs0RsUille
States
We hope not; for We can get along
very we'll without the presence of the
editor Of the States over here, even if
he is confined, and in striped clothes.
We protest in advance, against any
such Location as the one the States
sneaks of.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

BRkF CArTLE-Net, 4@5c.
SHEEP head 81 30. Extra fine So.
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A CARD.

LAWN. resumed my Old business am
now prepared to DO everything in the
Derorzuyc art, on the shortest notice and
as cheap a, any WORKMAN in the business.
can be found 1t the Basement OF Tomhn's
Corner, Where viii be happy to receive
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GLASS.

PUTTY. WHITE LEAD. LINsEED
OIL, TURPRNTINE.E VARNIsH, COL
ORS sna PAINT BRUSHES. cheap for
CASH. Don't be deceived but 90 and see
for yourself. He means what he seys.
Jackson, Tehu., Feb p, 1s7s-12m
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleas
ure within the last week, of meet
ing with Hon. J. r. Flippin; Judge
of the Criminal Court of Memphis.
He was on q flying visit here, aud
called at our Office. He is a native
Of Williamson county, and an hon.
or to the State.
We have also had the pleasure of
meeting our venerable friend, Rev.
Mark l.. Andrews, Clerk Of the
Williamson county Circuit Court
He is on a visit to bis; daughter,
Mrs. d. L. Balch. SIr. Andrews
has bsen for more than third of q
century Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and the State never had a better
one. His body grows feeble, but
he has the heart of o boy yet
God bless him.
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COnfecfionarv and RakerY.

b. &. c. $. means Bliss CHEAP
CASH STORE, where such good
Goods are sold at low prices. ap10wtf
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Manufacturers, Merchants
and Educaaors-- ..- d..

J. W. WILLIAMSON.
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Drne Sfore f.sr aaIe-

y splendid assortment Of liurc and fresh
Drugs, Chemicals, Stationery, &c, eheaP,
and on good terms. For particulars
apply at The WING aud Tribune Office 10
May 5I-tf JSO- u. HICKS.
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Asiatic Cholera in China.

TUNGCHOw- China, A az. %, lS06.
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS IL son:
Dear Sirs-Daring 4 long residence ia
China, j hsye used your Invaluable Pain
Killer. both IN my own fsmily aud among
the Chinese, and have found il a most ex
eellent medicine. In the summer OF go and
'63, while residing in Shanghai, i found Il
an almost certain cure for Cholera, If used
in time. Indeed, using it in great mHDy
instances, do not remember FILLING in
single case. For thrre years have been
residing in this place. more Than hfty miles
from q physician. and have been obliged
to fall upon nv own resources ia cases OF
sickness. The Chinese come TO Us in great
nHIn beFS for medicine aud advice Enough
without medical knowIeslge ourselves, the
few simple remedies We cau cotIinand are
somuch in advance even Of tbeiF physicians,
that we have almost daily applieations. We
afIOw them to come, because Il brings Us la
eOnt41t with them and opens i door TO use
fulnesS. Ia diarrhOea. colies vomiting.
cholera, coughs, &c. your Pain Killer has
Lecn my chief medicine.
Yours, very truly, ..--
Directions accompany each bottle.
Price csc, soc una 81 per Bottle.
N. HARRIS & Co.,
Cincinnsti, Ohio.
Proprietors for the Western and South
Western States.
Sold by Medicine Dealer Generally and
NELLY & PYBAs. Jackson, Tenn,
NJ. ROBERTS & CO,
DIR. j. F. NEW TON.
PENDLEFON & KEITH,
q. P. DUNCAN,
SCOTT & BRO, humboldt.
mar I-iL
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ~ @ in
OFFICE oF
AMERIC IN SAFETY FISH BAR InTVT Co
Jackson, Tenn. July ] .. IS73.
A called meeting Of the stockholders Of
said Company will be heId st their bfice
in jackson. Tenn, on Tuesday the 1S.h Of
August. 1873, for the purpose Of eleeting
board of Directors, and such other busi
ness as msy be necessary to a perfect or
ganization under the charter,
J. ]. WILLIAMS,
~ l. j. FLEMING, "a t,t
.sr.r. G. W. ROBINSON, q
s. Z. REID.
r. n. FROST.
ID. N. WISDOM,
July l. st Commissioners
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STATE NE VS..

The residenceo of VIM. Fox, near
Milton, Rutherford county, was
destroyed by fire a few days ago.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

the following described real estate, viz; Be-
ginning NJ an elm and d0gwOOd the south
east corner of i23 acre tract conveyed by
Elias johnson 70 VIM. Hart runs thence
south lO31k poles a southeast corner Of
- y aere Tract; conveyed By + B.. Macon
TO Nancy Cherry. thence west % 10 poles
TO an ash and fOfked poplar her southwest
corner, thence north 1927 poles u 4 stake.
black gum and hickory pointer, the north
west corner of a 74Z acre tract conveyed
by i. B. Mason TO q. W. Patrick, thence
east 30 10 poles 10 the beginning cOntaiR-
Ing l49 acres more or less, and being the
tract conveyed By John WaldrOn 20 E J..
Mathews, and by said j. J. Mathews 70 me.
Mrs. Nancy Boone. Deed OF gift executed
3Oth day OF April. 1867. See registers
Book, Madison county, No. -, page III.
To satisfy a succession Tax OF S27 so, as
sessed against Wm- Milton Boone. on Au-
gust list 1865. together with penalties. in
IereSt and costs.
Z. p. PATTERSON.
aug9-3W. Collector
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

Rev. E. H. OsBoRNE.-We learn
from the Gallatin Examiner of the I'd
inst, that Rev. E H Osborne, the ell
oquent Baptist divine, so well known
throughout West Tennessee, died at
Gallatih on the LIST inst, after a long
and painful illness.
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LOOK HERE!
COnfractor and BuiIder.

II YOU are going to build house,
go aud see
II, w. ANDREWS.
CONTRACTOR and Builder.
And dealer IN Doors, Sash, Blinds,
MOulding, Glats, Putty, and all kinds
of Paints, White Lead, Linseed Oil,
TurpSntine. Varnishes, Colors and
Paint Brushes, cheap for cash, at
Memphis prices. Don't be deceived,
but go and see for yourselves. He
means what he says. MottO-quick
sales and small profits. Office and
Ware Room No. Market street,
JAcKsOS, TEX.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
If you want q first class Job of
painting or granting done, you viii do
well by calling on Fletcher & Lewis,
Ornamental Painters, Orleans street.
They are doing 6rst class work
may24d3m
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Carol station.

FRIDAY, 10Th day Of AUGUST, 1873,
within legal hours. Of
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The New state.


Our Mcmphis coteahporaries-es-
peeially the Appeal, Avalanche and
Ledger-assisted by that amiable
sheet, the Nashville Banner. and
that erndite, polite and smiling
sheet, the Brownsville States, con-
tinue to make themselves unhappy
about the New State movement
which was 50 numerously and en-
Enthusiastically attended in this city
last week Our sympathies are
moved by the evident agonies of
these papers, aud we heartily wish
they were in a more pleasant frame
of mind than they are, in regard to
that matter. Their suferings make
us sad.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09
Notice.

That is all they do at Bliss Cheap
Cash Store, to eontinue selling cheap.
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CHHONER "a.

Thsn any other Known remedy, or even the
most skillfIl phy.eizu. In India, Africa
and China, where this dreadful disease j.
ever more or less prevalent, the PAIN
KILLER 81 considered by the natives. as
well rs European residents in those eli
mates,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In the Chancery Court of ALadi-
son COanty, Tenn ve d
IL III Bsfh.l,ears u. n ~ sin 81 al

II. n Bethshears -. ". r stu, 90 ~ u .
IN this cause az The special June Term, is.s,
IL the death OF drfendauf, W n. Still was
sngg, sted aud admitted, aud publicalisn was
ordered to be mIllte AS required by law for thu
following named persOns, heirs at law OF the
said w. n. SIN, ali OF whom are nOn-resi leuis
or the State OF Iennessee. tO-wits W. p
Sarah a. Ellis, vile OF - kills, Martha Il,
MOrehead W. A. Still, JAS. g.. Still, Joseph
L. Stin, chas. A ..Still, Afford +. SIiil. Abra-
ham A. still, Raleigh IA. SUI, 10. y. stil, Al
alira NJ. still aud JAS. n. ltenald, (ail OF War
rem County, Kentucky . also k0sellA I.uter,
wife Of JnO. W. LEter, Jn0- w Still, Jas. \.
sun, Miranda q Peters, M T. Peters, Henry
r. Peters and VIM. Thomas Peters, (All Of
Marshall County, kentnckys excerpt the Peters
children vino r. Side ia Galloway County, KY
alsO Mary NJ. Pollock, Merchille T. Pryor, W
L. Colt, Cyrus GOrt, Virginia e. GOtf, Carson
A Cot and Virgil II. tsott, OF the state Of
Missouri; and also the unknown heirs OF said
". p still, commanding them % appear AT the
next term Of said Court, 70 show cause &c.
&c l. therefore ordered by The Clerk and
Master that said nOn-residents and I'M
known heirs make their appearance here
in, before said Court. At JaeAson, Tenn, ON
the
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

@ We acknowledge the recep-
tioR of An invitation to attend a
meeting OF the Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION of West Tennessee, at
Humboldt, on the Goth inst. The
object is good one, and we wish
it suecess. If at all consistent with
other duties, we will try and be
present on the interesting occasion.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

Two rTIrluVroit 4 An,
daily for. BtgUiSVfi4I1E, maj Ing close
and direct connections for
CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. CHICAGO,
- CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS. PHILADELPHIA, BALTl-t
MORE, WASHINGTON, NEW
49, YORK and BOSTON.
Pullman. pslacs Sleeping. Cars
nttaehed 70 an plslst trainsIRhIeh rsm
FhrougA d LOUISVILLE. via MCKENZIE 10
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA Al, rrs Il
LANTA Without sCllange. ~ 81
Two TRAINS leave NASHVILLE daily nR-
ming through cars 70 DECATUR, Bur.
h1lSGifAAl,r SEI.1lA and MONT tHI
GoMElfY witlout Chaage,
Aud maxine eonnectioBs ~ tbe latter point for
Mason. Eufania and Columbusr Ga-s aud ali
Pofhts IN the SOufhea.t- Going SOUTH IND
Trains leave Humboldt daily for nff Ia ..
p MEMPHIS, 10Y
making nection az that point for. 81
LITTLE ROCK HOT sPRfEGsgr nn,t an
points IN AK AsssAs and INDIAN III
TERRITORY - - a. DE-. a
Thsough Tlckets and nargase Clseks can Ne q
procured ~ the Depot, II huu boldi, ana ~ all
principal Ticket ofacrs in IN 00utn.
~ 81 KfxG = 2 f-, 90. si : Ashss.st.g)
=, GeHa Ticket Ag't, louisville, Ny.
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The Fire

Has burned up many Doors, Sash, &C.,
but there is large stock of DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS, M0ULDINGs. &c, at
L. w. ANDREWS,
No. Market street, and he has them for
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POPLAR CORNRB.--

POPLAR CORNER,
the i0il0tEine described real estate. ~:
Containing 434 u acres beginning 81 ilc7
North Tesf corner Of MicaiaA NidVcltis
167 acre tract Of land decided y s Mole
more, stake, thence soull with kaid- sEest
BOUNDARY Iine 1.,.l5< poles % lii~ southwest
eornrri a stake; continuing sOuth Though q
Ihe ibeTt HewstOn 100 acre tract, deede.I
20 5. l. Mel more by said IiewstOn, 100
ssS. n 10 SS n corner sasf sG I sss 5s
which l. the northwest corner or Entfy.
No 7G3, purchased OF Mary Hopper, csii- -
tanning = acres continuing aouih IN all
S31J< poles 10 her southwest c0rner a lit- /.
ory AMI white oa<,z mortl seestE corner ~ -
Cnzsrt's tamil on The west boundary line Of
Nnl. 2. LaceS's land, thence east with the
Cozart land ID poles 70 poplar aud slough.
the southeast eOrGer of said Hopper "
with said COzart's land ia ptles. the s0gtb -
boundary line &c Lendle's 50 acres north or F..
Entry 7S0, now belonging 10 ). McLemore
aud the northwest corner 81 said Cozart,s
land; thence cart will said CozarL's Lanai
- pol "a a beech on the west bOundarv
line % l5S-l6S purchased by =. AIcl.emOrc
from NJ. Mtdyett; thence south with Co
zsrt's land ~ pul-~ Ia The south west cor
sake NJ northwest corner of Cux4rtss land.
thence east with his land 50 poles TO the
southeast cOrn.r 4 sid d It's rtts land
decided 70 5. Mci-emore 10 STAKE. thence
north y polls 10 poplar, The south BOUND
airy line Of 4. A NeLemore's Iand. thence
west 1884 poies 10 Y. A McLemore's south
west coraer. hickory and two. pointers;
thence north 202% pOleS 20 the northwest
corner Of Y. A. Aclemore'z land 10 awhile
oak marked A. "a &C a schooibouse on the
: ctloA line d sidinE = aud 10, Survivors
Dlstrletss thence west d. poles 20 white
oak ON said section line u ifh pointer; then
Westwardiy with . conditional lire 100
poles - The beginning. Ou the seytiBn line,
y tue Jaekson or CheFIyyilie road. To
satii O SUCCESSION Fax 81 IS %. aSsessetl
slszilst Elizs Jag.e Melsinoru. On lhe Au-
surt ii-t 10 lS6s. toss. tner with Interest,
- - a IL 4. PATTERSON,
AUS 3W. Ha-HN 81 = Gsillt ctor.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-08-09

~ Perry Davis Vegetable Pain-Killer pos
sesses virtue which not alone removes pafa In
stantiy, but regulates the stomach, gives
strength, tone and .vigor to the system. 1t is
one Of those medicines which is worth more
than gold We advise -the-goOd people not to
Try experiments by using the many new Reliefs
and Fanaceas, but call for the old reliable pa
vis' Pain-Killer. Sold by all Druggists.
August 2, I'm. 20 Il s sHe aa
faD- You who lead sedentary lives-Prin-
tiers, TailOrs, ShOemakers, ete.-will find n
great relief for the constipation from which
you so often suffer by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR. 1t Is simple,
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to re-
lIeve you, and can 10 no injury. --- -
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InsoIVent Notice.

HAVING suggested to the County Court OF
Aalison CouRty Ienuessee the issoi-
yeney Of the estate Of Anthony Williamson,
deed. Notice l. hereby given 70 al persons
hLYing claims against said estate, o nlc them
q, oPerly authenticated, with he Clark Of the
County CONT OF said Madison County, on OF be-
fore me aNe nay % 4aE unry. 1874, OF this
notice VIII Be pleadin bar 81 their recovery.
REBkCCA q. VILLA HsON,
Adm r. OF Anthony Williamson, deed.
August y, lS95-3w.
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A CONVERT. "A friend of ours de-
sired to find the residence of q par
ty he did not know, and applied to
us for advice. We told him to sad
vertise. He thought there was
no use. Nobody ever read adver-
tisements," be said. he however,
at our suggestion, sent FIVE line
advertisement to a paper of general
circulation in the locality where he
supposed the party resided, and last
week he told Us itWould break him
to answer all the letters he receiv-
that, having found the par
ty he desired, he had concluded to
drop the correspondence. But when
he wants to end any body hereAf-
ter, he viii advertise.
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z ". Wa1sHr & Cove failed
last week TO notice tho new location
of our friends z. N. Wright & Co,
since the fire. They are on the north
side of Lafayette st. first door East
of Paine & Masons Livery Stable, up
stairs, where they win be-gIatI TO see
their friends and the public.
e.HUGH C. ANDERsoS.-We take pleas
ure in calling public attention to the
law card of our talented young friend,
Hugh c. Anderson, in our paper this
week. He is young man of ii ne abil-
ity, of uRblemished character and can
not fail to take high rank Mt the bar
in a very short time.
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Collectors Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii sell
IN al public auction, 10 the highest bid
der. for cash, on
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4th MONDAYIN .ICTOBRR. 1s73.

and slIOw cause. II any they have. why this
-uit should not bereyived against thenE Al j
thata copy OF ibis order De published four
successive ", ek, in the Jackson = Wing
and Tribune"
- d. NJ. WISDOM, G. & n. <,
casHp5ell Z AleCorry, Soils. anga 4w--
Petition for Incorporation.
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PRoF. B. J. HAwTHoRNE.-We
regret, very much, TO lose Prof. B.
]. Hawthorne as q citizen of Jack
son. Daring his four years resi-
dence here he won the esteem of
our citizens generally, all of
whom regret his leaving. He goes
to Oregon, having been invited to
fiji the chair of Prof of Languages
in the State Agricultural College of
that State. Ia his new field of la
Dor we wish him every success.
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EnR SIIAIAIER COnIPIlAINT

Or any other form Of bowsl disease in
children or adults. Il j. ar almost eertsln
cure, aud has without doubt been more
successful in curing the various kinds Of
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rs NIerits arc Unsnrnassel.

Z II you are suffering from any INTER
NAL PAIN Twenty TO thirty drops la a
There Is nothing equal 70 it. In few mo-
n.ents il cures Collie, Cramps, SpasnsS.
Heartburn. DiaFrhoea. DySenfaTy. Fluxs
Wind In the bowels. Sour stomach, Dys-
nen.ia Sick Hezffache
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Collectors Sale.

- = II. +. PATTERSON,
aogS 3w. 49, Csh' ctor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-07
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION.
The Germans Of Wisconsin in Council
Resolutions Passed.

MILWAUKEE, August 6-Tbe Ger
man national constitutional convention
convened this afternoon, and organized
by the election of G. Metz,of ShebOygan,
president, and B. Blomenthal, of JEFF
| ferson, secretary. Resolutions were
adopted denouncing all sumptuary laws
and advocating free-tTade; deprecatiDg
the corruption of government officials,
eondemniDg back-pay measures, and
| believe that the church and State should
be kept separate, and indorse the first
amendments to the constitution in that
respect; while they deplOre the habits
of excessive drinking, will oppose all
laws interfering with the Inherent
rights guaranteed by the constitution OF
the United States; oppose consolidation
and mouopolies; advocate cheap tran
sportation, and believe that the State
should not legislate or interfere with
citizens. Also invite all parties, ire
spective of race or color, to join them.
The organization is to be permanent, ,and
meet annually on or before the first OF
September.
The last resolution is as follows:
ResOJUed, That the members of the
constitutional union in no way or man
ner will support any political party oI
candidate for office that does not heart
ily fndorse and advocate the principles
of our own platform.
There were about seven hundred dele
gates, of whom three hundred and sew
enty were from this city. Tonight the
delegates are regaling themselves at
Quentlin's I9ark.
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WE publish this morning another
dreary mess of stuff, the result of the ef
forts at legislation of our general council
yesterday. 1t will be seen that little out
of the usual routine was accomplished
A debate on paying for the water used
by the city was the principal feature in
one body, while the acceptance of the
waterworks was the leading topic for
debate in the other. No good citizen
who wades through the proceedings viii
fail to coincide with us, and confess that
from the first hour Of the inception of
the waterworks the company has been
unfairly, illibeTally and unjustly dealt
with by the city. Every concession
made by the company has been
followed by fresh extOrtions, and
nav, when the works have
been subjected to every known test and
confessedly give satisfaction to all, there
is TO be further needles and seemingly
puuposed delay in order to impede the
company and cripple it. This is nei-
ther fair nor just, but disgraceful and
discreditable. II is simply ehild's play.
The waterwOTks company shOuld be
dealt with on high principles as it de-
serves, should be paid for the water used
and be fully recognized in the spirit OF
Mr.. Clarke's resolutions.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, August 6.-Cotton re
mains steady; good ordinary, 155c; net
receipts, 81 bales; exports coastwise,
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, 9742 bales
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, August 6.-COtton-hOld
ers are firm and offerings light, with few
buyers; middling, 1Ssc; net receipts, 26:
bales; exports c0astwise, 273 bales; sales
Is bales; stock, 1916 bales.
- CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, ,August6.-Cotton quiet
low middiings, Isle; net receipts, ST.
bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, 1910 bales
MOBILE.
MOBILE, August Cotton is dull
and irregular; middlings, Isle; net re.
ceipts, 40 bales; exports coastwise, 4St
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, ,16S bales
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-07

Senator Morton has addressed notes
to his associates of the committee on
privileges and elections, appoint
ing the fall meeting of that COM
mittee on tine first of October,
for the consideration of the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution,
which shall effect change in the mode
of the election of President and Vice
President. 1t is intended to give the
sessions of the committee in New York
a public character, and several leading
constitutional lawyers and writers on
this subject will be invited to address
the committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-07

The report Of the Democratic con-
vantiOn held at Columbus, Ohio, yes
terday, which we publish in another
column, speaks for itself. The CON-
naents which We publish on the
second page, on the new party
movement, viii apply to it with
force. The result of this contention
hstvsen /" friend" viii be another
triumph for the administration in q
State where the opposition" to it has &
clear working majority. The politieian'i
hand is plainly diseernible IN thes'
movements, and nothing IN the shape o
true reform can be looked fer until les
selfish men take their place.