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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
SPORTING NEWS. .
The Saratoga Boat Race.

New YORK. July 1.-The EesH~g
Posts special from Saratoga says ::
There is universal disapproval Of
the hour named for the boat
race. Commodore Brady says that the
crews take every chance against the race
BY selecting so late an hour. The crowd
was very sleepy this morning and arose
late, but was not apparently diminished.
There have been quite number OF de-
partures but more arrivals.
Food gave out at one large hotel last
night At noon to-day there i a grand
reception in the Congress Hall parlors,
attended by an immense crowd desir"us
to see the President Each person is
hurried past him a rapidly a> possible,
but he has two hours pull before him
and he looks as if he realized it.
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Senatorial Conyention--3rd District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the senatorial Convention for the 3rd
district. consisting of the counties Of
RItchie, DOddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will be holden nj the town of FL
lrnboro, in the county of Richie, on the
18th day of August. 1874. The under
signed would respectfully request that
CTunty meetings be held at an early day
rs possible, to appoint delegates TO said
Convention Let the counties Aforesaid be
well represented.
BY order of the Senatirial Executive
Committee. r. \. BLAIR,
iylT Chairman.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHTA, July l7.-Flour-
Quiet: Indiana, Wisconsin aud Minnrso-
to extra family 6OOa7 90 Wheat-Dull;
new red S5al 40; amber 50. Rye
Firm at 00. p Corn-Steady at Sc.
Oats-I.owcr at 7ia1Ic. Buttcr---Ad-
vancing; quotations unchanged. che -
Dali and unchanged. Eggs-Gasicr
AT 22a23c. Prtrolcum-Rcfncd l2al2!c.
Whiskv-Steadya esc.
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National Bank Notes.

In reply to various inquiries, Treasurer
Spinner has issued letter declaring that
National bank notes shall not be cancel
led before being sent to him for redemp-
ton. Redeemed notes may be cancelled
in the trcusur,rs office. Second, that
National bank notes will be received 10
make good the five per cent. redemption
fund. hut fhc first deposit of five per
cent. must bc made in legal tender notes.
ANY excess over the amount required to
make good the five per cent. fund OF the
bank forwarding tn" same will be remit
ted in legal tender not forwarded from
the treasurer Sotticc. Payment for excess
cannot be- made in drafts. Third, that
the Assistant Treasurer should recciv"
an account of transfers of deposits of such
bank notes a- are rcdecmublc, at their full
face value at the Treasury department.
The Treasurer of the United States to-
dav received S7O4.52S in National bank
notes for redemption, making the total
amount to date 81, lG5, ,2O3.
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THE apathy which appears /" exist
among the people Of Ohi" county in re-
In,ion to the proposed subscription OF
S&OO.OOO to the capital stock of ne Pitts
hurgh. Wheeling and Kentucky nilrond
company, will probably result favorably
to the subscription. The election Is to be
held on next Tuesday The friends of
the measure are, Of course, active i'll raj
lying their forces and will probably poll
their full vote. The opponents, however,
seem to be apathetic and are likely to fail
10 make their full protest at the polls.
However the vote may result, there
ought to be IA full expression Of opinion.
The sum Of money which is involved is
50 large As to deserve careful scrutiny
hv all the taxpayers, and We call at
trntion tothe matter this morning IN the
hope that all those interested may be
induced to record their wishes at the polls
next Tuesday.
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ARIZONA.
Territorial Affairs.

YAHKToy, July lS.-At the RepubIi-
can Territorial Convention. at Elk Point
Yesterday. Hon. Jefferson P. hidd"r. Of
Vermillion. was nominated for delegate to
Congress. He has served over nine years
-. A.,ociatc Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of this Territory, and was at one
time thc Lieutenant Governor Of Yer
mont 4 resolution was adopted in
,tructlng the delegates to use all honora-
ble means 10 secure a division Of the Ter
ri,orv and the organization Of the new
Territory Of Pembns, from the northern
,,r.;ou
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BALTIMORE.
WOrkingmen's Protective As
ISOLATION.

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE lnt"rna-
tional Wurkingnrn Protective Ass"cla-
tinn is holding, in secret session, gen
cral Convention. The object "t tn"
meeting i. the promotion Of tn" wcIt"r"
of the wnrkingmrn. and1nutuaI cooper
alton. About l45 delegates are present,
mostly from New York and the Western
S,,tt: and several hundred are expected
today. Phillip j. Moutieth. Of Chicago
!. Pr.,iJent Of the Convention; J. W.
! Cunningham. IF New York. Secretary;
and Geo. Hill, of Portland, Oregon.
Treasurer.
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THE WEATHER.
-
PROBABILITIES.
- k-WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrPies ap CHTEF SIGNAL OrFIryE

For New England and Middle States
clear or fair weather will prevail, with
southeast tor southwest winds. Slight
changes in temperature. and falling
barometer during Saturday. For the
Southwest, Atlantic and Gulf States.
partly cloudy and warm weather. with
east or south winds, and no decided
change in the barometer For Tenne,-
see and Ohio Valley, the Lake Region
and Northwest. partly cloudy weather,
and light local rains, with southeast t.
southwest winds. and stationary or rising
temperature. and falling barometer north
of Ohio VALLEY. and in the northwest.
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The Transit Of Venus.

Professor Watson. of the University
of Michigan. accompanied by other
astronomers, left this city for the West
Yesterday. on their way 10 stations IN
China and Japan, where they will observe
the transit Of Venus Four car loads OF
astronomical instruments preceded them.
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The Indians.

General 4, Sheridan has forwarded
through General Sherman request to
be allowed to use the Sixth cavalry for
offensive operations against the Indians
and advocating gcncarl offensive policy
as the ihost effective, and more cc"nomi.
cul thnn-n detcmsiNr one.
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The suspension bridge, nearly COM
pleted. over White river. at Harrison,
built at the expense Of Hamilton county.
Ohio, and Dearborn county. Indiana, and
connecting the two States, fell into the
river last night, owing to the incomplete
'iness of the anchorage The bridge cost
sixtv thousand dollars. The loss and
damage by thesccident are twelve thou
sand dollar
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FRANCE.
Political Matters.

PARIS. July l7.-Th"rc ar" di-s"nti"ns
in the Ministry On question. Of general
policy. but no chang" IF government
other than the retirement Of VI. Magn",
which is expected 10 takepIaoc before ih"
debate next Monday on VI. N"ntay"u-
report from the Committee Of Thirty.
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Cleveland Market

CLEvELAxD. July l7.-Wbeat--5teadr
At 81 2OlS,I %. COrn-Pirm st TlaI2c.
Oats-Better at &c. PstrOleuBi-Cn-
changed
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For State senate-second District.

In compliance with the wishes of many
friends, l hereby announce myself as
candidate To represent the Second Senatori-
al District III the Legislature, subject 10 the
decision of the Democratic nominating
c,rvention. WM. Il. ICE.
Marion county, ". Va. Jylf
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Hostages.

Madrid journals state that th" Carlrt.
have seized number Of men. women
and children on the C"utahrian coast q
the Bav Of Bi-cay. numbering ~ all
! 500 persons, and ARE holding them. to
b. ,hot in case of an attack by the Re-
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
First Congressional District,
w. Va.

TIME MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
E,rst District, in absence Of any District
.nmmittee, hereby call Convention OF
n,,oco,as from each of the counties of
=, nis,rict TO meet at Ellenboro, in the
r,rrtv of Rltchie, w. Va, on THURS
NV the 18th day Of AUGUST, 1874,
70 nominate Congressional Representa-
,,,,, for said district. Your committee re-
srectulIy request that county meetings be
held to appoint Delegates to said Conven-
ton.
pASSEII. VIM. p. THOMPSON,
= ". .GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBURG, June 8, 1874.
10 ne HhrliHg Register:
At the urgent Solicition Of many friends,
1 announce myself candidate for Con-
uress in tho First District.
i.lIb ]. w. HORNOR.
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TObe ROwed To-day,

1t is understood that tn" race will h"
rowcd tomorrow forenoon about ten
o'clock. n the lake has been smooth daily
AT that time. 1t Is said that the Harvard
club has insisted thus far upon the rul"
to row in the afternoon, but now yields.
LoSDoN, July l7.-Scotlaud won tn"
Elisha shield at the Wimbledon meeting;
England second. Ireland third.
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MgSsRS. ALFRED GLASS and +. I.
GLASS who were the founders Of the
PnhuvNc Ncrcs, published at Wellsburg,
Brooke county. have repurchased the
establishments from MeSsrs. TARR and
Bows and resumed the control of the
puprr II comes to us this week some
what enlarged in form, and full, rs 1t
has always been, of interesting matter.
The Ncrrs deserves q cordial support from
the sterling Democrats Of Brook" and,
indeed. from all in that locality who
know how to appreciate agood county
newspaper.
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land APOLLO

Clrans,s the skin, Instantly
removing any stain or blemish
from both hands Or fnCr.
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HAND SApOLIc

removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink
stains and GTr"s"; Tor WORKERS
In machine shops, mines, ar"
l. invaluable. For making lh"
skin Whit, " ~ unsurpassed by
any spap known.
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HAND SAIpI1Ic

~ without a rival In tho world
for preventing rUughu"Ss ana
chnuing ~ either hands or fnr"
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FRoM our reports this morning the
probabiliti,, are that the weather to-day
vii, be- partl! cloudy, with southeast to
southwest winds, light local rains, and
no decided change of temperature.
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Petroleum Market

PrrrsBuEGH, July I7.-Crude, frmer
quoted at l2I; refined hrm Al l2.c bid-
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Rev. Mr. Goodrich, grandson of Noah
Webster died in Switzerland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-22

Albert R. Field, a weIl-known citizen
Of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, was arrested
at the Mansion house, four miles from
st. Louis, Friday, charged with the
abduction Of Ralph G. Taber, boy nine
years old, belonging 10 David NJ. Taber,
a prominent lawyer Of Red Wing, Min
nesota. The affair grew out Of family
troubles, dating back several years. M,
Field is father Of Ralph's mother, from
whom Taber was divorced some years
ago, and given the custody Of the boy,
since when several attempts have been
made TO get possession Of him by bis
mother, who is now the wife Of L. D.
Belts, Of Eau Claire. The boy was found
with bis grandfather, and both left last
night for Eau Claire Ia charge Of Detect
i've Mescher, Of that city.
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J.R. Goodwin & Co.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1886 FRONT STREET,
33e FRONT STREET,
Cor. Union, upstairs, Magnolia Block
MEMPHIS ...........-...... ........ n ENEFkS
MEMPHIS

/ " pursuance OF the terms of a trust deed
4 executed 70 me by J. II. Burlington and N
A. Enrir gton, on TIE 18th day Of March, 1874,
which deed isOf record 10 the rlecorder's Office
of Mississippi cOu lty, Arkansas TO secure the
payment OF certain notes in said deed men,
toned, Will, on thursday, Ianna 2I
1875 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
am and . O'Clock PM. in front OF
the Clerk IS oEce Of, the Circuit ourt
OF Mississippi county, Arkansas in the
town OF OsceOla, sell for cash, the following
real estate, situated az lying in Misslssippi
county, Arkansas: Being the souIh west quar-
ter OF section thirty 1907, in township thirteen
{ l3l, range eleven llll east: the south half OF
secu twenty-five l20l, and the south half OF
secron twenty-six t25l, and the southwest
quarter OF sec ION thlriy-four l34l all in town.
snip thi teen Ll3, range ten llOl east. contai-
ing IN all nine hundred and Two acFes ana
known as the WhitmOre place. About IN
acres clea' ed and under cultivation. with
valuable Improvements on the same
Also, the following real estate: The po-tb
west quarter Of section ikiry-s x 1867, In Town
snip thirteen ll5Ii range ten ll0l east. and
northeast quarter Of section thiriy-six Gisi IN
township thirteen ll3l. iange ten moi east.
also the southwest quarter OF section three
81, In township twelve li2l range TN flG easr
also the northwest fractional Quarter az 90,
ton thuty-one lslli township thirteen M
range eleven III east-said last described 1sv9g
known = the Fsln plantation, confatD5vs.
8 Bout e0e acres OF lanos ana about ~ scTsss
Fhe Ute q said Property believed "a ha M
ieetI ~ sell eii0 convey as trustee o-Iv
HoN<i JNO. W. JEFFERSON, Trustee.
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n,Kinssrx. Of AI.anmn.

EDITORS APPEAL I was surprised at
your leader this morning in mentioning
Alex M'Kiustiy, OF Mobile, in connee-
ion with Longstreet, Mosby and other
gallant men as q "ConfedeTate soldier
who had served under General Forrest, y
and dare say that the surprise was
shared by every reader who knew any,
hing OF the record of this so-called
soldier" and while I, in company
with you snd niuety-five out of every
hundred ex-Confederates differ with
MOsby and LongstTeet in politics now,
am not willing to see them clsssed with
M'Kinstry, and to have him dubbed q
soldier" for such he never was, though
virtually colonel Of the Thirty-second
Alabama, s gallant regiment, which won
enviable renOWn under Harry MGury,
its gallant lieutenant-cOlOnel, while the
nominal colonel was sheltered in q
bomb proof as provost marshal general,
and pursuing every soldier arrested for
the most trivial Offense with the blood
-hirstiness of the arrant coward and ty-
rant that he was; and it was this same
Wkinstry. and his miniOns like Peden,
who brought Obloquy upon the name Of
General Bragg for excessive punish
nent. There is but one instance on
record Of this M'Kinstryis having ever
gone into a fight, and As it is the
only one he deserves all the credit
gained there. Here it is: At the
battle Of Murfreesboro news was
brought to the rear to General Bragg
chat Breckenridge was driving every
hing before him and that General Dan
Adams, commanding the brigade in
which M'KinstTy's regiment was, mad
10
was untrue). Several Of the staff know
ing the cowardice Of M'Kiustry, told
him The being the senior colonel In the
1Tigade) "NOw's your chance for q
brigade" So buekling on his sabef he
mounted his horse and dashed on to
where Breckenridge was lust forming
his men for that chsrge '1nto the Jaws
Of he'll" and without stopping to think
Of what was ahead, M'Kinstry, with
much bombast, took command Of the
brigade just IS the order to charge was
given, aud the division had gone but 3
ew yards before "cannOn to the right OF
them, cannon TO the left of them, vol
eyed and thundered.n The doughty
provost marshal general, reeling in his
saddle, asked to be taken of, saying ne
had been stunned by shell; and as his
orderly took him off, his own regiment
booted and jeered at him. This led to
his being sent to Forest as a judge of g
military court, along with the gallant
Colonel now chancellor Marks,
and how he acted in that
capacity, and how he escaped
having charges preferred against him
for stealing mule, ~ it was alleged he
had done, Colonel Marks or Judge Ca
futhers can tell. Say what you will Of
Mostly and LOngsTeet, but, in justice to
them, do not class them with this cow
arGly tyrant, and do not bring the blush
to the cheek Of all who wore the gray by
calling him SOLDIER
EX. CONFED.
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MISSISSIPPI COTrON-TAX REFUsD
ING HILL

In pursuance Of request from Mis-
sissippi, We lay before our readers to-day
q cotton-tsx refunding bill, which wa
carefully prepared by eminent lawyers
experienced farmers, and distinguished
grangers Of Marshall county, Mississip-
III. As members OF congress have found
it difficult 10 unite upon a bill, the OBJ.
iect Of this bill in part, is to relieve
them OF that embarrassment, by the
taxpayers preparing a bill upon which
they could themselves unite. The bill
before US appears to be perfect IN all It's
parts, deals justly with all, and, If passed
in the shape reported, it viii give uni
verssl satisfaction. At the instance o.
colonel Robertson ToDp, who was pres
Ont At the Mississippi convention, two
very important provisions are incorpo-
rsted 81 this bill By section ten, al
cottop-tax money remaining III the
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this head we viii insert communion
ttons on any subject not Objectionable on
the score of personality, aud not confined
TO business or private enterprises. The only
additional stipulation we make is that cor
respondents in all cases cOnnne themselves
within the limits Of a quarter of a column.
More than that We win not rec i've or pub
fish in any issue Of the APPEAL. al COM
munications less than that in length VIII be
certain OF immediate attentiOn.l
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EDITORS APPEAL-Did you ever no.
tice the repairing of our Nicoison pave
ment, for which thousands of dollars
are now being spent? It is certainly
bad enough to subject our citizens to the
payment OF over q million dollars for
this pavement, without repeating the
experiment Of half doing what should
have been done we'll in the first place.
The places now being Tepsired are filed
out with blocks, some Of which are very
inferior; and, after being nailed TO the
cross pieces, the crevjces are filled with
coarse gravel only, instead of having
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FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TREES.

fEiHE winter season approaching viii End
prepared % supply Bouquets and Flowers Of
all sorts FOR eslivais aud Entertainments,
both pubic and private
There IL a n6s collection OF Everaraens
especially Maguolias, at be Green House Oh
second street, near Bsaie, which viii be SUM-
piled customers NJ low figures noYIS
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TRUNK FACTORY
$50 MAIN Str EET

TO MERCHANTS we oE5er Tr-
= &c, manufacturer al hr -. - aliseay
- Vsntage usly as can be r a. - = - ioN ana
on the continent. -ao N any market
~ RETAIL, We redr- red ,-,.o.. 49,,
p2Sslring on snort not zee a15 iSss, 1na 90 re-
- = LhFT q Coz
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EDITORS APPEAL-OBe of the most
important subjects to come before the
next legislature viii be the State debt.
About One-half Of it, as l understand,
was contracted from 1865 to 1870. The
franchise laws were in operation during
those years. Many persons think thew
were unconstitutional. If so. were the
elections legal? Did the legislature ilIe-
gally elected have power to bind the
State? VIII some gentleman sgearned
in the law" veutilste these points for
the benefit Of tyros in legislation?
q = nv
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WAVRSLY HALL FRUIT FARE,
KERR AVEEuE

s. ~ 9n1oersigned is prepared to finnish
lties TO suit purchasers 5,r-ie-l = ~ IN
spleer q Ryan, S5i Nam stree sbelf l W.
P1 Catig5 ~ slsei5lon- JOHN h. SPICE,ts-
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85s MaIn s., f0rmerIy No. 0 Jefgerson.
CIGARS. LOFTaRYi
CIGARSI
BORHIO s BROTHER,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Established
" 1888, importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Havana Rasa BONES. &c dfEars, eaf To-
bacco Cigarettes, Manufactured Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
AVTEHTlOR-To take place December I6
1874, Great extraordinary DrHWiaser ~ tbs
renowned Royal Havana Lottery. Only 1904
whole tickets and $500 900 10 BE- DISTRIBUTED
Capital Prize $500 90. 5s prompt; cali frr
plans and send Orders, IN advance, 10
BOREIO d BROTHER,
Y 6ravier street, NEW ORLEANS, La,
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---s--se'-1es fsfsa1I0Fs ElllnlII lsllIf,
The Deulscher Bruder-Bund will give
lis fifth annual ball at Cochran hall, to-
mOTow-night, AND are making ar.
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vlcksburg. A handful Of determined
men are defending the homes Of that
historic city. Once more will the negro
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EDIToRs APPEAI-NOW that the
smoke and din Of political warfare has
passed away, it beho0ves those who
have the true interests Of the common
wealth of Tennessee at heart 10 be up
and taking such decisive measures as
are best calculated 70 Tecuperate her
waning fortunes. It is a conceded fact
that we have millions Of acres Of uu-
productive lands, that are so for the want
Of labor to cultivate them. How, then,
are they to be made productive and be-
come q source of revenue, not only to
the individual owner, but the State also?
/ reply, by q Well-devised and organ
lied scheme Of immigration, and such
legislative enactments as will put such
scheme into active aud practical opera
ton. IL is true that we have had a
bureau of immigration for the past two
years, but from the simple fact Of the
legislature falling TO make any apprO-
priation to put it in operation, nothing
has been accomplished, except in so far
as the commissioners have been able to
90 from their personal exertions, and it
Is known to the writer that some benefit
has been derived to the state from their
efforts. At the pres ent time ! simply
desire, through you, to call the attention
Of the members-elect of the Legislature
70 this important subject, that they may
gather up facts IS 70 the value Of immi-
grafton, and how it is best to be OBJ
tanned, in order that they may be pre-
pared to act advisedly when the legisla-
ture convenes. At some future day,
with your permission, / will discuss the
changes necessary to be made in the
present bureau Of immigration to make
it effective and practical
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-----------. -. .sas.ssus.s1u- WIENER II can be
patiently submitted 10 IN Mississippi, OF
whether i wouid bepaiiently submitted
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LOUIS HANAUEE. EE.IzV I'zo'rsE-
SGH00LFIBLD. HAKAURR & CO.,
WHOLE3AEE
GrOcers & Cotton Factors
ass FRONT STREET.

MEMPHIS, f; 2; TENNESSEE
WE invite the attention of buyers o. our
w LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK or
GkOCERlk-5B feeling confident o. being able
70 ouer them goods In our line at as low rjeuras
IS they can co purchased in any Western u
southern city. We viii give especial atten-
ton 70 the sale Of Cotton, our Dir. Louis Han
auer making that a specially.
thanking our many friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on the frun lust
dissolved, we resp cttully solicit a contiuu--
ance OF their faFOrs, hoping by close affeu-
ton 70 business 10 merit the same
Mernnhis Tune T. 1874 ~