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announced uf the exercise TO lie held. a
large number Of citizens hocked to
Court square, in the ceDte. Of which had
been arranged 3 stand for the gentlemen
and centennial commissioners, who
were to address the public. At the ap-
pointed hour the boom Of cannon an
nounced that the exercises were about
to commence, and IS a band OF music
then played q national air, people from
every quarter pressed OIL to the square,
concerning which report is found else.
where in the APPEAL.
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS.
There are few accidents and incidents
to record. Mr.. 5. SiaIubefg, the we'll
known tobsccOnist % Ss.ruOsrg Il Co,
No, 3lS Main street, wAs struck in the
left bTc lst just below the heart b. q spent
ball, which inflicted a painful, though
not dangerous, wound. We hope to
see hiE out soon. Harry M'Neai, who
has made his home on the ri yeF's bosom,
was INDUCING IN unlawful shooting, for
which he was arrested Susan M'CIaue,
a white woman, was arrested for abus-
ing her Intelligence in appTOpris.ing an
Otner PERSONS property to her own us.
Then there was Sam Wiubourn,
c0lored individual, who wgs arrested
upon the charge of being accessory to q
robbery. Mr.. J. w. y. Browne,
the well-En0wn plumber and gas
filter, with his characteristic en-
teTprise, illumined his business
place on Second street hear Court. The
illumination consisted Of gas Jets beau-
ti!ully arranged in artistic style, which
was very much admired by all who saw
it. Count Leubrie, with his usual dis.
play, had his cOiors flying yesterday,
and last night illumined his place by
the light Of his benevolent counteuance.
Altogether lass night was astonish-
ingly noisy; one, indeed, in which
the Juvenile interest and participation
of the public has been more general
than at any time since the war.
ANNUAL M-ENNERCHOR CELEBRATION.
The fifth annual cels bratiOn of the
Memphis PlnerchOT was held at the
FitzgibbOns grove on the Louisville rail-
road, near the National cemetery, last
Sunday. The occasion was made unu-
suaily agreeable by a basket picnic and
dancing, only the members Of the So
ciety and few invited guests being adj
mltted TO the entertainment. Dancing
WIS generally INDUCED in, while prize.
shooting, sack-races and other interest
ing features made the occasion attract
i've ard delightful. The singing OF the
M2aueTchOT was excellent, as will be
Gttested by al VINO heard their well-se-
lected melodies. Our thanks are es-
pecIsliy due Hon. John Roush aud Will
liam Schiiiing, Esq , for their kind at
tentiOns and elegant inequalities. No
picnic within the annals of Memphis
has been more truly enjoyed than was
that OF the M@anerchOr Sunday,
ST. PETERS ORPHAN ASYLUM PICNIC.
The annual picTic of the st. Peters
orphan asylum was given yesterday st
James's park. Daring the afternoon
there were a number Of interesting
games INDUCED in by the visitors, while
at night dancing formed the principal
feature. The attendance was quite
large, and the occasion proved, rs il de-
served, TO be a triumphant entertain
ment, thai did credit to the gentlemen
who arranged and conducted 1t.
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River falling, with Is $40 feet water
in the channel by the government
gauge. Port Iist-Up: IdIeWiId, md
night; Mary Houston, 10 pm. None
but local boats down. Business almost
suspended, the "FOurth' being cele-
brated.
CAIRO, July 5.-Weathe5 clear and
warm. River rising, with so feet 7
inches water in the channel. Arrived:
Arlington, Memphis, midnight; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville, ? am; Falls
Pilot, OHIO river, pm; Capital City,
Vicksburg, 2 p.R.; Atlantic, New Or
leans, 2 pm. Departed: Grand Tower,
st. Louis, 8 am; Arlington, Cincin-
natl, ? am; Arkansas Belle, Evans
vile, am; Falls Pilot, Memphis, S
pm; Capital City, st. Louis, . P II.
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PRODUCE MARKETs.
BY TEIFGRAPE.

NEW ORLEANS, July S. Sugar
firm; good common, refiled, Sic; low
fair, refilled, 83@Sfe. Molssse5 duU;
jobbing, common, 40G45c; fair, 52G
soc; prime to choice, 5S@67c. Flour duh;
single extra, 81 so; treble extra, s. 259
6; cnOice, IS 25l97. Corn quiet, SSG9Oc
OATS steady at 67968;. Bran dull and
nominal at 95;. Hay dull; prime, So
OPS; choice, S25@26. Coffee quiet; job
bling, fair, 1S4918Ic; good, 1870 lJ}c;
prime, 198@3Oe, Pork quiet and slgcng
held at S2l IS. Bacon ficner-hrlI st
10y, l3s@l4c. Dry salt meals-rora in
first hands; shoulders, j0bbing, TO- l0IC.
COrnmeal dull at So 75G3 90
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton-
demand moderate; sales, $50 bales; good
ordinary to strict good ordinary, I2&G
l33c;low middliHg to strict low middh0g,
149l4sc; middling to strict middling,
Isle; good middling to middling fair,
1549l6sc; receipts, 1888 bales; exports
stock, IS, 365 bales; unsold Saturday
evening, 22,300 bales; Oh shipOoara,
II 900 bales.
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be when the cooperation is for the
good of all. II nature and all
her forces demonstrates the practical
appliance Of this theory of cooperation,
how readily should we, IS individ-
ual parts of this great system, enter
heartily into the spirit of principle that
will furnish us means for aiding in pro-
tecting the interests of individuals in
their varied expressed talents, by unit
ing them in cooperative effort that
will tend to educate them, develop the
msTit OF each, liberalize them, by con-
tact with the International structure of
society, and enable the true metal to be
distinguished from the baser coin, which
will be the case when isolated industry
emerges into the discriminating light of
international intelligence.
Mr.. Barbiere then proceeded in oIoyy-
ing language to refer to the Sec
ond grand International exposition
which had been held in the various large
capitals Of the old world. beginning with
the one held N Paris, France. in 1888.
with only one hundred and ten exhibit
ors, a1d tracing them down to the great
exposition held at Vienna two wears 500,
He sketched what was likely to be the
result Of the great centennial exposition
to be opened next year ON the Fourth of
July at Philadelphia, expressing the
ardent hope that Shelby county and the
State OF Tennessee would nobIy do their
duty and be well represented on the oc.
casion. He resumed his seat amid an
plause.
panI-l gnn;nEvrto,z
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The president, in q few feIicitous re-
marks, which were cordially received,
introduced Mr.. Joseph Barbiere, vice
president OF the centennial commission
of Tennessee, rs great traveller, great
writer and q great orator.
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A. KAUFHAN's RESTAURANT.

Kauiman's restaurant, No. go Second
street, next to the APPEAL office. Meals,
. cents; lodging, % cents. The best of
liquors, wines and cigars Good beds
andCOOl, pleasant rooms.
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Personal.

DR., FRANK L, JAMES, Of Osceola,
Arkansas, is in the city.
Mr.. WILLIAM SHEHAN, an ante
5siL1tDa citizen of Memphis, and who
went from this city to the provisional
Army Of Tennessee when it occupied
Columbus, Kentucky, has been in the
city the past few days, and remained
over yesterday to witness an old time
celebration of the nations anniversary.
Mr.. Shehan is now popular conductor
on the Galveston, Huston aud Hender-
son (TeXas) railway. He will probably
remain here through the week, as he is
sojOUrning with old friends.
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p EE2 f1EzE.

DARTSE from $500 to ssll0 capital
with no competition. Proprietor has not
enough uutEam Jed means 60 do ali the DusI-
ue-s ne can. Adore for particulars.
gyI r. Il. n, care Appeal Office Memphis.
asY REMEDY is sure cure for murra.n IN
81 cattle. 5. j. BELL, Y. -,
fulN No. 81 Second 81.
nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes p speci.
II atty ~ treating Eye and lar Diseases.
Office % Pop. lar street. nny25
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EOLD CHsF&-Ia south Memphis. IN SUI
" day morning F.e-e ut gold cha Pr, "
gold hook and lock sh- Pc lpcker a-fuCaa o.
Zoe finder Will boz highly reward I'D by lg8N % g
az the Ava lncne office. $50
EaENDANT-L Large coral rose aud roman gold
J pendant o. GIrastp.u, between COIuer nf
ha4rU4 aud Third streets and ~ Monroe u.
EIlG.. via be rewarded by leaving A. a.
"a ". a.. By EI'S IeWrlTy store.
agAr-- Eygk-Du ~ 81 Il aud0lpE rOat, "a small
Il pas book, str. IS through one corner, OF b O
value except % owner Return 70 r. J.. War
Eer. - Front street. Liberal reward via De
T.H.H for To-. fvH
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BY Telegraph.


LONDON, July 4.-Dean Stanley, in 2
sermon at Westminster Abbey ytster-
day, alluded to the American Daclara-
ton Of Independence, He contrssted
the animosity displayed in former days,
on occasion Of its anniversary, with the
spirit of -ecODeiliatiCn which at present
prevailed, now that every American was
proud Of his English ancestry and every
E1glishm&n was proud Of Washington.
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Congervativeiy organized Tor doing
TIE business Of QUITO town banks, bauk6rs,
corporations, merchants and indiVid uGls
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
L1srGSaC nlasIsGs collected. Exchange on prinCj.
pal Cil4ss Of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, FEWBERsJ q CO.,
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VICKsBURG, July 5.-The negroes had
q Fourth OF July celebration at the court
house to-day. Some difficulty occurred
among the audienCe during the speak
ing, about one o'clock, when firing COM
mepCed. Several negroes were wound
ed, and three unknown negroes fatally
shot. John Hill (white) is supposed to
be mOrtalIy wounded. At eight o'clock
this evening all is quiet.
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Law EXPORTS

Criminal COurt-FIiPpIu, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 3S4, 667, 677 $40, ga 645, 634, SIS,
6lS, $50, SOS, 554, $40, 442, 444, 1913, SAB,
Sal, 497, 257, 100, 1874, 166, 20, IS, IS, "a,
81 81
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducemenJs for advertisers to reach 3
large class of readers.
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G Z UBBS & AUSTIN,
332 Rain Street,

Continue their closing-out sale Of cIo-
thing, and, to aid the working-people,
viii take the new Issue Of city warrants
at par for all goods in their line.
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FOE LEASE OR SALE.

4 OTS-SiIuat-d OF Madison and Court streets
4 extended, ia eighth ward, PTestpn's sub
division. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees, and are IN a neighbOTh0Cd UneXcepuon-
ably good. = rare opportunity Is here offered
10 tenants or purchasers. Iuce suited 70 the
times, and terms 10 the convenience Of april
cauts RELEVANT a Co,
rnvgF 70 Madison street.
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1t NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 5.-The Fourth has
been very generally observed by every
body in excursion parties and picnics to
the country. The city was almost de-
populated throughout the day. This
evening there will be display of fire.
works from Capitol Hill and other por-
lions of the city.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE n the city is al gE3 Sc.
goCC street.. IA Et+DS u WALEER.
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Is lMCNiALS.

" haze rr-r- seen or f4faI1 srrH q efr-r..-
efff r..s..,4- -l-f 70 10 80. a.. , >i.,.
i'm mn r+r.. p rT n 49,. ~ -f. .-.--t'f
HON. ST.e.E- n 's,r'E.5s' We
o.. Z occasion. 10 ~. ~. ..- -, .4t.s-
c,,i-og a. ~. ..j15 -, > -; ~. l....t-oI t..-
GOOD eFTar- - 30, g. - --,--.,- l-ol' "''~
Tf.'y.r,r- s-f.r, - d, = d, ~ e --'7'
So ,u~ E,r-7f5+r,- no. s. - "a "a "a ~ r -
f,r,tf,- S.7. s..-.+g. - -.. ~ --- VS. ~ my
Is So, a. >, fSas , &5a.iio9 N the ueic cal sci
- r-y,a 17saf ~. o. -. 80 - ~ "a.
the mas. e-a,y.,-. , l-- ,'s .,'.-.s ,.,l
mend 10 o. fho world ss re hi r,s.ti~fr,t-
5-,-s 80 - ~ - al ..-s - i'lE,llS me
.Gf-r. IN r9-a - 81 b.. .J,rr-.- - Al. pun
PRI,Gr g.s--r ~ ~ q, ~
.,,,,.l - 49,, lnhet u
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STOLEU.

FAY HORSE-FTOm Frank Williams s
- place twenty miles south OF phIS.
Monday night, June 2sih, biOOd-bay horse
or yeaTs old, about Us hands higB, roman
no a. long Is euGer BODY, one while foot.
. Wsnty HOl ans reward for mis- return to Frank
MLIlamsln, or 10 PaIne-s stable, "a Monroe 81.
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FOR AsHPORr.

Eos.l5E raHG1-ll. EultOL, UseeC.a spG
AsaIait scEui-W eez-y Packet.
sir FRANK Forrest. ~..slI--a
.. *. t0Qlln----es-er Joe. ~. h 0faelz -
e. pm. "
-g- lre-gEt Or uazsEga -uo.v ~r no-rF.
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CAUTION.
TANB
81 SK0N5' LIVER REGULATOR

For all Diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
As a remedy in MaiariOus Fevers, Powell
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression,
ReStlessuess, Jaundice, Nausea, Sick Head
ache, Collie, Constipation and BilOU5uess.
TR II - IND E0U.A-,
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fire-crackers and small guns were heard
ali over town, the inevitable smsIl-boy
figuring quite ubiquitously in the pro-
ceedings. The day was not observed by
the white citizens, busine=s being con
Quoted as usual, and the people evident
~ caring but little to engage in pleasure
or amusement-a fact which you may,
if you deem proper, refer to the caloTic
oppression of the weather, the theT-
mOmeter having been chased up TO
ninety-seven degrees in the cool shade.
No one, especially fat man, could
FOurth-of- July under such disagreeable
weather. Those who had leisure and
inclination to make holiday of yester-
day, left the city for the quiet shades Of
the forests and the calm waters OF the
neighboring lakes. What result fol-
lowed their efforts we will tell to-mOr-
row when the fishermen shall have re-
turned.
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EBUEU.- irstsa tsne0ns cure for
sss4rasgis. seq ". Jones q &C.. Reep IL.
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Improved FIy-Traps, SOC, far saIs by
"a. EITEE d 10.
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HUGH TORRANCE. ITHos. WELLFoRD
Late with W. & s. Jack &
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ATTEND Robartson's business Colleg 9

Improved FIy.Traps. soc. for sale by
r.. WEGEER = GO.
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4" TIE STANDARD PAPETERIE,"
Is the ne plus ultra ofstationery packets.
For sale at 81 Main street, Third door
south Of Union. A. DOD d co.
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A RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers of ready-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by a visit to L0vsnsteiL's man.
moth clothing store, 23S Main street,
where, fOrsthe next thirty days, they iu-
tend sacrificing their immense stock OF
custom made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets Of the most eco
nomically inclined.
REMEMBER
At
LOWeHstein's Mammoth Clothing Store,
23S Main street.
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500 C8ILDREN's DHEssES,

assOIItuI % CLOSE Out e
NKEN B r HERS
at SOC, 75c, 81, 81 so and upward; less
than half price.
ALSO
100 boys shirt waists st SOC, fJrmerly
81 p.
LedIes' Linen Suits, very cheap.
Bargains in ladies' underWear;lace jack
cts AZ S., 81 80 and $40.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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.ASTNIGHT

some degree of enthusiasm was aroused,
and not only the small boy but the
young man, as well as "the oldest in
nabitant," were out upon the streets,
which, at many places, seemed to be
ablaze with fire-craCkers, sky-TOcKets,
calcium lights and pyrotechnics gener-
ally. No previous Fourth Of July since
the war has been made half so noisy ss
was last night. Whole boxes Of fire
crackers were let off, while, at the cor
ner of Main and Madison streets, park
Of Roman candles was discharged, the
varicOlOred balls Of fire shooting high
up in the air, and illuming, with their
prismatic radiance, the darkness of the
heavens. PyrOtechHical displays, how
ever, were not confined to any given To-
cality, but could be seen at many places
in the city. In respect to noise, Mem
phis did loud honors to the Fourth last
night. In fact, there was too much
noise; enough to distract a nervous in
dividual and cause no pleasant sensation
to the majority of people in. this quiet
community. Pursuant to the programme
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AT ATCHIsOE. X
ATCRIsON, July 80 day was quite
generally observed as holiday.


AT ATCHIsOE, ks.
ATCRIsON, July 5-To.day was quite
generally observed as holiday.
AT CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Indepen-
dence anniversary was celebrated here
today with q grand procession, the
usual literary exercises, annual regatta
OF Master Mariners association, with a
number Of public and society entertain
ments. This evening the principal
streets were handsomely decorated. Ev-
erything passed off successfully. Adj
vices from the interior report a general
observance Of the day.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July The day has gen.
orally been observed as q holiday; and
although there was organized celebra-
ton, business was almost entirely sus-
pended, and the people, en- n1aSse, gave
themselves up to festivities and pleas
uTes Of all kinds. Tonight the city is
ablazs with bonfires, and the streets are
brilliant with pyrotechnics.
BY THE INDIANS.
ATOKA, l. I. July 5-The first cele-
braiOn of our national birthday ever
attempted by the American Indians
took place hers to- day. About three
thousands were present, and bountiful
diuner was prepared for all in s beauti-
fol grove near town. Governor Allen
Wright, an educated ChOctaw Indian,
was president OF the day, and welcomed
the people in an appropriate adde's
He vas followed by the present princi-
pal chief, Colonel Coleman, who spoke
in the ChOctsW language. His address
was particularly interesting and pro-
gressive. Hon. NJ. w. Reynolds, of
Kansas, was the orator of the dsy, ard
his sabject, American Manhood,i was
well handled. Speeches were also made
by Hon. B. y. Perkins, Judge Of La
Belle district, Kansas, Mayor Weight,
Colonel keI5O, and others. A long step
forward has been made to-day in the
interest Of progress, Iaw, order, and the
real civilization OF the Indians.
The day was also duly and en- 'husiast-
ically observed at New York, Chicago,
Columbus. Ohio, and other points
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MONEY MAREE Sc.
BY TELEaRAPH.
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, July s. Gold, II7E.
Sight, / premium. Sterling, 572.
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improved FIg-Trspa. soc, for sale by
Il IS EFFER a, s9p.
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The Celebration 10 C0ars Square.

The grand celebration OF the GLORIOUS
FOURTH came off in Court square after
DARK last evening. The time and the
place had been mos. judici2usly selected
by the centennial commission OF Shelby
cOunty-Messrs. K. J. B L. Wynn,
Joseph Barbiere and B. B. Barnes. The
night, although little close ana warm,
was perfectly pleasant. The bright
stars studded the azure sky over head,
and al nature seemed stiIled. The num-
berless specimens of insect life which had
kept up 8 continual "buzZ, buzz" over
head, while the sun shOne out brilliantly
during open day, now appeared to have
sunk to rest. There was a slight breeze
which caused the leaves on the trees to
ripple and tinkle out pleasing though
nearly imperceptible song. The vast as
semblage, comprising all classes and
conditions OF citiZsns, among whom
was very large number Of the fair
sex, crowded as near as possible to the
speakers stand, which had been erected
in rear of the Jackson monument. 1t
was gaily decorated with "The flag of
our Union" neatly festOOned and flow
ing around the desk from which the
orators Of the night were to address their
hearers on the glories Of the ninety
ninth anniversary OF
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Previous to what an old writer, a, d
which many modern scribss have taken J
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RoGEE aHU R06Eg.

II OOM-A splendid room, with board; terms
IL. moderate; at 10 NonGoe street. J52
eNOOHs AND BUARD-DssirsbIef front room,
* with ba1rT NJ g UNION ST.
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DLANTAI lion kElsIDE>CE-- will ex-
Il change plantation price ten thousand
Goilarsl, which rents for TWO thousand dollars
per annun, and a Ers class suburban resi-
sIence price f0rty-hye hundred dollars, for
improved city property; or l wIh exchange
the residence ana a small plantation (prlco
81 < thousand dollars, rents for i've hundred
dollars per snnUm. for i'm proved city proper
II. Title 10 above property perfect, and fTeS
from all REMEMBRANCE Whatever. Address
GaEcribiug property, and stale lowest cash
Bssis Of Ira e., u. d. r 1THEERtNS.
4EA. Madison ST.. NIt Williams Block.
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REMARKS OF MR.. B. b BARNES

Mr.. B. B. Barnes, also q member Of
the commission, was next introduced in
briefly complimentary terms by the
president.
Mr.. Barnes responded in a stirring
speech, in which he referred to the great
work performed by our fOTefathers when
they signed and gave to the world the
celebrated Declaration Of Independence
on the fourth Of July, 1915. He alluded
IN teTse language to the great effect that
the liberty, civil and religious, enjoyed
by the people OF this country had had
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LIVINGSTON < CGaPAET,
ED9 ssTIC ARD FOREEEE RAREEHE,
20 PINE STREET, NV YORK.
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TO EXCEAMGE.

GOOD CITY PROPERTY good lands in
u Middle OF Southern Texas, say TO amount
OF $500. Il. i. GUION,
iva Real Estate Agent. 81 =. court 81.
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GoroLeddin's Business College.
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J II. BROWN, CoahOma county, MisgIssippis
J. q. ALEX ANDEE
b. N. STRATTON, formerly with Porter.
Taylor & Co.
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FCH EEV OELEAAs.
FOH NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
The elegant passenger steamer
Str. ThOnlpSOn bean
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Leaves MONDAY July 9Th, at pm.
FOR iIeiZ5i or passage apply 80
J. T. WASH NETnN- AUrr son Front %
FOR LCUisVILLE q CINCINNATI.
For Cairo, Louisville and Ciucf onati-Tbe
splendid passenger
Chas. Morgan -
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Leaves MONDAY, Jul. to I'd : 81 m
s -. l.. GLEN h, Agent,
JEL W Ua.f boar. f~,Os' al Comet
FOR ABRAMS RIVEE.
For Red FORK south BerI, View GsscCsv
Pine bIuG AID l. 20 . Rocf-.
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Leaves 5EIUfHAN, July Bel. ar E p-Tl-
mo. \. EI.RBIN. -uUr
Is Madison street.
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Brown, Alexander, Stratton & Co.

XETE have this day admitted 3 v StraftO-9
w as membe Of our firm, and will CON
ttnue the Cotton and Commission business
under the above named style o. arm al our
old office, No. 10 Union street, Magnolia block
JUN BROWN & ALE&ANDEK.
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