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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-02

A sPECrAL to the New Orleans Pea
y1EHs annoenc as fact, that while
only te1e western parts OF the States o!
Kentucky and Tennessee, and the State
Of Alabama are added to the command
Of General Sheridan, it Is estimated
that Sheridan can 30 dispose OF his
forces, that with TIE a.d ofthe new get of
marshsls and deputies, aud other Fed
eral o1cials soon to be placed In the
service, the Republicans can carry
South Carolina, Alabams, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas and Ark2nsas in No
vember, and with the elect.
oral vote Of these States,
addsd to what they claim a.
dead sure in the north, they expect TO
elect their Presidential ticket in No.
vember. The administration is fully
committed TO this programme, and the
second move is to be made Immediately
AFTER the return of the sd sdninistration
rom the celebration Of the hundredts,
anniversary Of American Independence
at Philadelphia on the Fourth OF July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-02

THE New York Worlds Washington
correspondent calls attention to the fact
that the author of Sherman's sham re-
sumption act is fairly hoist with his own
petsrd. To Mr.. Caldwell, of this State,
belongs the honor Of discovering the
petardi to the Democrats in the house,
the credit Of placing Senator Sherman
astride OF 1t. On the tgenty.ssventh OF
May, 1858, from his place in tee house,
senator, then representative, Sherman
gave uttersnce to the following words;
they are not much like his talk nova
days; but are so much letter, that the
Democratic side Of the house to-day,
striking out the first word, passed
the rest Ver5atinl ct literdtiu in the form
Of a resolution, the Republicans either
voting against or not voting st all:
SIR R-Retrenchment and reform are now
matters of imperative necessity. 1t is not a
mere cay OF demRgogues, but 8 problem de-
mandiug attention aud worthy of the highest
ablnty OF The representatives of the people
No party Is fit 70 govern this country which
cannoL solve 1t 1t is IN vain TO leok TO execu-
tive Officers for reform. Their power and in
AaeuCe ueASn4 upon executive patronage,
and while We grant, they viii squander. The
senate is neither oy the theory of our system
nor by Its compo- -ition fitted for the task The
hous alone has constitutional power to per-
Iect radical reform. The constitution pro
vides that no money shall be drawn from the
treasury, but in consequence OF aopropria,
uons made by law, and tnat all bills for ais
ing revenue shall originate IN the house OF
Represented These provisions ere de
signed 10 invest in this house the entire con-
trol over the public pnrse-the power Of sup
ply. Th's is Invested in tue house of COM
mons ana has been jealousy guarded by II.
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EADs, The great engineer, hiss OBJ.
tsined en- average depth Of twenty ieet
OF water bstween the jstties be has con.
structed at the mouth Of the Mississippi.
The London Standard, after q careful
review OF sll the facts aud staten snts ia
regard to the advances made by Cap
tain Eads, hss reached the conclusion
that this last triumph Of engineering
skill VIII fevoluiionizs the grain trade Of
the world, Memphis cannot fsil to prof
bx- ft
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THE 6UdLdnche commends the Nash.
vile Germany Post as deserving the pa
tronage Of our German citiSsps> How far
this is 80 We learn from the lsst number
Of that paper (the Post, which declares
editorislly that at is fortunate for the
Republic that we may be enabled, by
the election OF Hayes and Wheeler, to
attsin all we The German populationl
could possibly wish.n
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DIED.

GARDNER-On Saturday morning, July /,
RUBY AGNES, daughter OF q. w. and MARY A
Gardner, aged six months and thirteen days.
Friends and acquaintances of the family
and of the family Of Il. c. Dolls, are invited
TO attend the funeral this SUNDAY after
noon at four O'Clock, from $50 Orleans street.
FRITX-At his late residence in this city, at
IL 20 O'Clock last night, WILLIAM, son of John
and Marguerite Fritz, aged three years, seven
months and fifteen days.
Funeral at I'VE o'clock this SUNDAY after
noon.
CARTER-At Austin, Mississippi, Tuesday,
June q, 1876, Mrs. JENNIE CARTER, vie of
Captain Edward Carter.
IIHer remains were inferred at Memphis
Juue Seth,
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TIE ratification NEE ting held on the
bluff last night was worthy the Demoe-
rscy Of Memphis. The number OF pso-
pie present was very large, AMI the en-
thusiasm manifested plainly spoke the
earnestness with which Tilden and Hen
drlcks's nomination is regarded by all
classes Of our party. The speeches were
in good taste and pertinent to the occa-
sion, aud az the speakers, Govsr-
nor Harris especially, were warmly ap-
plsuded. The points made by this gen.
tlemsn and by Judge Elicit areso strong
that We viii no: be dsemsd discourteous
to the other speakers if we call particu-
lar attention 10 them. The parallel in
situted By Judge Elicit between Grant
as negstivs candidate but positively
bad President, and Hayes as q negative
candidate, and likely, il the hands of his
party, TO prove as bad a President, will
serve good purpose during the cam
paiga, as, in our opinion, Il csnnot far
ther be smplifed, nor can it be i'm
proved. Another point worth remem-
bering is that made by General ChaI-
mers in regard to the "dsmnable iters-
ton" by the Republicans OF our respon-
Eihilty for the war. Take them alto
gether, as We have said, the speeches
were well-tImed and unusually excel
lent, and the whole affair went off
with 8 spirit and eclat worthy the in
telligence and convictions OF the Demo-
Gratis o. Memphis. For 8 result so
meritorious our thanks are due the COM
mittee charged with its arrangement.
The first gun has baen fired, ths cam
paign has been opsned and the Issue
sjoIned With the Republicans. LIST US
.,r,rnazlsnan in nnnderatISa and the
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THE CENTENNIAL FOURTH.
BEGINNING of its Celebration at PhiIa-
delphfs-ImPOsinS Ceremonies.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The Centen-
Mai July celebration was commenced
by o grand demonstration in Iudepend-
ence hall, commencing al hall. past
eleven o'clock, under the direction of
the committee on restoration. At the
hour named about one hundred and
thirty authors and prominent literary
gentlemen assembled in the historic
room, each depositing short biographi-
cal sketch of one of the siguers or other
pIoUiIent revolutionary patriot. The
gentlemen invited to participate in this
int resting affair had come together in
the museum, Immediately opposite In
dependence hall, at eleven O'Clock.
There they were received by the ladies
Of the committee in charge of the mu.
scum, and were thence escorted to the
hall, where they were welcomed by bis
honor the mayor In short and appro-
pirate address.
The assemblage was next addressed
by Colonel Frsrk M. EttiBg, chairman
OF the committee on the restoration of
Independence hall.
Prayer was offered by Rev. White
Bonsor. At ths conclusion of Rev. Mr..
Bonsor's prayer, Whittiei's centennial
hymn, as sung on the opening of the
centennial exhibition, May eleventh,
was sung by chorus OF fifty voices.
The names of the authors were then
called, when each one stepped to the
table and deposited bis sketch, after
which the Rssembiage wel = escorted to
seats on the platform in the square.
Among the authors contributing
: sketches, were Ex-Governor John A.
Dix, Thomas w. HIggir SOD, John EJ-
ten Cook, Benson J. Losing, Robert
c. Winthrop, ]. w. FOrney and Charles
r. Adams.
The exercises in Independence square
at hslf-past twelve O'Clock.
The platform was crowded with invited
guests and the square in front of the
platform with very large audienca.
The exercises opened with a perform.
snce of Helfrich's Centennial Triumph
and March," by the military band Of
the Centsnnial musical association.
John William Wallace, E'q., ex-presi-
dent OF the Historical society Of Penn
sylvanis, was then introduced by Mayor
Stokley as the presiding officer Of the
Mr.. Wallace, on taking the
chair, delivered brief address suitable
to the occasion. A chorus OF four hun
drtd voices next sang Whittier's Gen.
tennial hymn. The president then in
e oduced to the audience William V.
Ed, editor of the Public
Ledger, who proceeded to deliver g
lengthy address, in which he reviewed
the great historical
event in commemoration Of which
the ceremonies OF to-day were heid.
After music by the band, Hon. Everett
of Massachusetts, addrt ssed
the audience. Addresses were also de.
liveTed by Governor Henry Lippit, OF
Rhode Island; General DePeyster, pres
ident OF the New York Historical so.
ciety, and Hon. Benjamin Harris Brew
ster. Three new centennial odes were
sung by the chorus. The remainder OF
the programme embraces addresses by
Congressman l.. Q. G. Lamar, Of Mis-.
and slso, II is expected, by Sen.
stor Sohn B. Gordon, OF Georgia. Gen.
eral Winfield Hancock, and Hon. Joel
Parker, ex-governor of New Jersey. The
weather to-day is delightful.
Sudden Death OF Commander Babeock.
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Law awauaLaBa omce orI,A. w,,I,am,o,

CLOCK BUILDING, AUSTIN, TEXAS.
WILL Buy, Sell, Locate and Obtain Patents
w to Lands, Pay Taxes ard Investigate
Titles. Lands for sale in every part or the
state, Also, CITY and Suburban Property.
Collections promptly made.
REFEEENCES-EX-GOv. john C.. Frown. Ten
nessee; rx-dOv. ishsm u. Harris. Tennessee; I;
Hon. John L. I. Sneed, supreme Bench, Ten
nessee; Gen. Henry M'Culloch, aeguin; K. NJ.
Castleman, Austin, Tex rs; John H Robinson
i son, Austin; Mai. G r.. olns, austin Iapt.
Robert JosseIyn, Austin; Judge Archibald
Wright: Memphis, Tenn; Judge Henry g..
Smith, Memphis, Tenn. Gen. LIEe E Wright,
Memphis Tenn; Ir. l. Yandal, louisville,
KY; Col. Beverly Matthews Columbus Miss I;
MCombs, kellar & ryines, ST. Louis; VIM.
Deyries & Co, Baltimore; Col AshbeI Smith,
Houston, Texas; F. Cossett, New York; Tom
Craignead, Nashville.
SOOk so Y01r ssSRE Taxes The new
Constitution Of Texas requires the present
Legislature to make proVis on for the speedy
sale OF all lands upon which taxes are not
paid, and for sale every year thereafter. 1t
also invests the purchaser at tax sale with q
good and perfect title TO he land, which can
only be redee med in two years by paying
double the amount paid a such sale. jy2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-02

EX SEEAToB BBowNLsw, in the
Knoxville Chronicle, diss snts nom the
action Of the Republican Convention Of
ths first Tennessee district, for nominal.
ing Ex-Cougsessmsr. r. r. Butler for
circuit judge, bec>use be is now under
indictment at Washington for coDspir.
ing TO defrar.d The government, and
stands chsTr.ed with gross crlmes.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

STATE NATIONAL BANK, I
y MEMPHIS, TENN, July J, 1875 I
At a meeting of the Board cf Directors, held
this day, q Dividend of per cent. was de-
clared from the net earnings of the past six
months, enoing June SO 1875.
Payable on demand.
tN2 / A HANES IR- Nashiez
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THE following is Gn extract from the
Servian manifesto: ''servis has done
nothing whatever r. hinder the work of
PscificAtioar whist Turkey has sur
rounded Ssryia with belt of iron. 1t Is
impossible to ramain longer within the
bounds of moderation, and the porte is
ITesr"7s'ble for any eventual bloodshed.
snegrins will be on our side,
not be long before The Herzs.
BOsnians, Bulgarisns, ano
operate with u.s." The man.
dudea by exhcrtirg the troops
+ The frontier OF Austria, which
upon their gratitude because
Volert protection extended to
szsROv0nese brethren.
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MARRIED.

LITTLE-TOOF--On Tuesday morning.
June -, 1876, at 10 o'clock, in the Linden
Street Christian church, by David Walk,
Mr.. JOHN G. LITTLE, of Mt. sterling, KY, and
Miss MARY BELLE TooF, of Memphis.
Like beautiful vision, she flashed on our
sight,
flight;
We claim her no longer ours only the Past,
With strangers her home, and ber destiny
cast,
Our song. bird has iuttered far, far from her
nest,
From those who have loved her the longest
and best;
From her pure maiden brow sh J has taken
the crown
And lays it in confidence fearlessly down.
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Thirty Thousand Dollars to the Cairo
Road.
Special TO the Appeal
PARIS, TENN, July 1.-Paris to-day
voted thirty thousand dollars to the
Cairo road by three.fOurths msjority.
There is great rejoicing.
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IF our readers viii read the opinions
OF the press on Tlden aud Hendricks,
published on the second page Of this is
sue OF the APPEAL, they will not fail to
realize that It ia the best nomination the
Democratic party could have made.
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THE Democracy of Shelby county is a
unit for Tilden and Hendricks.

for TiIden and Hendricks.
Special to the Appeal
Moscow, TENN, July There Is an
immense enthusiasm over the nOmina-
ton of Tilden and the acceptance Of
Hendricks. There is splendid display
Of fireworks and heavy discharge Of fire.
arms. Everybody is enthusiastic and
eager for the fight. They are already
flushed with the prospects Of victory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-02

RoDKRICK RANDOM BUTLER now un-
der criminal Indictment in Washington,
Is the nominee otthe Republicans of the
first Judicial district for judge OF the cir
cult court. And yet we sre asked by Re-
publicans to trust Hayes and the party
Of which he is the candidate.
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THE louisiana Republicans have been
bge days trying to effect an organisa-
tion, which was effected yesterday by
electing Pinch to the permanent chair
manship. The bail0tIng for State off,
GERS will commence Monday.
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Special Orders.

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, |
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, July l, 1876.
The discharge OF all species of Fireworks s
and Firearms is prohibited within the city
limits on the evening of the third end during
the day and night o: the fourth of Jdly, ex-
cepting that portion of the city between JEFF
ferson and Union Streets, on the Bluff west Of
Front street. The officers and men of the po-
lice department will see that these Srders are
rigidly enforced.
iy2 z. K. ATH1, Chief Police.
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l'nmnlar'a Hn2rfs.

THE Templars' Guards wi meet at the hall
i of Temole of Love, No. l, TUESDAY
MORNING, July 4th, at ~ o'c ock, for parade
and target practice.
By Older JACKSON p. CREWS, Captain.
CHAS 4. BoIssEAU, q. :.
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WEATHER PRORABELrrIEs,

WAz DEPT4 OFFICE Cr. srG. oFF1cER,l
"AaF.4EGTos, July ., / am. Z
Fur Tennessee and The Ohio UolJey, and
ths toUeT Lekf region, s0arzaer ana east
eSEy to seutheyly sCinds stdti0nGyy, 0F
s,oaCtgJ falling barometer and local storms.
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Fourth of Jul, Celebration.

THE singing section of the German Casino,
i the MaennerchOT, and others VINO wish to
assist in The vocal part OF the celebration, are
requested to meet ~ he rOlms Oftte German
Casino taIs SUNDAY Afternoon, at o clock.
THEU. kREI kEL, President.
PHTTTp WRR Seer
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Both houses of congress will meet In
Independence hall, PhilsdeJphis, on the
Fourth, for the purpose Of passing reso-
lutions commemorative Of the great
event wh!oh took place in that building
one hundred years ago,
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PEREMPfORY SALE
OF
BBRIDENGR AND BUILDING LOT
ON MA1REF fQUARE.

FINDER positive instructions from the
~ owner, we will sell, ON THE PREMISES, TO
the highest bidder, without reserve, at
O'Clock p In,
snUTsdsy, July IS. 1879,
the Two Story TenementS, Nos l0l anu l03,
Situated on the west side of Market Square,
containing nine rooms and gas fixtures, with
ciStern and water-works on the premises. The
lot On which the improvements stand has q
front of 371s feet front by depth of 7414 feet,
ana communicates by a strip of ground ~
feet wids with the alley on the west. After
ward will be sold the adjoining lot in same
inclosuIe 371s feet front by 20 feet depth, with
a choice variety of fruit trees and shrubbery,
and is one of the handsOmest situations on
NJ Market square, which must in time become
the most valuable property IN the city for q
private resldec ce, owing TO its convenience,
ann healthy and beautiful situation.
Terms of Sale-HRif cash and halt In six
months, with interest, secured by trust deed.
Ten per cent. OF The bid viii be required at the
time of SAFE The title to the property Is per-
feet, and abstract ready to place in the pur.
chaser's hands. Buyers are invited to ex
anime the properly before safe day, and be
prepared to bio.
IRRELEVANT & CO.,
jy2 Eieal Estate Agents
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A BILL passed the house yesterday ex.
emptipg vessels engaged in navigating
the Mississippi and lis tributaries above
New Orleans from entries and clear.
suces.
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MeGgphis MaennerchOr,

UTILL MEET SUNDAY, JULY ID, AT
w 4O'clOck p.m., al Cochran Hall.
JOHN l.. EICHBERG, President
A. r DPnESHER. EacratarY-
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A NEW conference committee was
asked for and granted by the house yes.
terday on the legislative appropriation
hill
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EVERYBODY Of Democratic proclivi-
ties ratified Tilden and Hendricks last
night. And everybody OF that persua-
sion believes they will be elected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-02

PINcHBACK's petition for compenss-
ton as member of congress was again
discussed in the senate yesterday, but no
action was taken.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gid: NesD
York, cotton, &C; Memphis, lie. NesC
York, gotd closed at =; Memp6Se,
llI1
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TIE senate failing to CONCUR with the
house on the silver-coin resolution, q
committee Of conference was granted
Yesterday
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reform" is the platform. With
Tilden and Hendricks standing on it,
there can be no doubtof our triumphant
success in November next.
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MISOELA

OFFICE OF ESTES, FIZER- & CO., }
WHOLESALE GRoCERs & COTTON FACTORS,
Nos. 1l15 and l3 Union street,
Memphis, June II, 1875.
ss- The business OF the firm of ESTES, FL
ZER & CO., will be continued under the
same name and style as before the death of
General John G. Fizer the estate OF the de-
ceased partner being represented and inter-
ested therein according to the terms Of the Will.
A continuance OF the patronage heretofore
extended Us is respectfully solicited.
juI7 ESTES, FIZER & co.
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Z. -. o. f..

VNHE Committee on Public install ,,sszzms.
l laL9n, appO 1ted by the re- S1FgztzzSSss =
spective Lodges in the city, will
meet at No. Madison street, at 7zafTssS
a IN. MONDAY, the Sd inst.
r. DUDLEY FRAYSER,
Chr'm OF Committee. Chickasaw Lodge, Nos
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P r. . GA - NJ BE III
GRAND
CENTER NAL
PICNIC!
AT
ssANs E@ PARK
j u - 3ds
FART EIEsT.

No. l. AtB o'clock p n ArpOld's celebrated
Brass Band will parade the street, while the
Union Salute OF thiIty-eig ght guns Is being
fred on the Bluff.
No.2 The Gun viii be escorted TO the Park
at O'Clock p m under the direction OF the
Chief Marshal and his Assistants, preceded by
the Band.
Nos. The Park Will be open for the Teeep-
tiOn of visitors at O'Clock pm.
NOD. The National Airs win gret { the Gnu
on its arrival at the Park.
No. }. Dancing will begin about o'clock
D m and continue without interruption nnTii
n34 O'Clock PIN.
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" Proclaim Liberty Throughout the
land, and 10 AIl tG8o Inhabitants
tseEesG@'
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NOTICE.

OF a number Of their patrons, have consented
to open classes during the vacation months,
provided sufficient number of pupils pre-.
sent themselves. All who wish to attend
would do well to call at the College On or be-
fore Monday, July Sd.
Hours from So to ll1z am. Terms 50 per
month.
A VIOLIN CLASS for ten or twelve pupils
will also be organized. Terms, 50 50 per
month. jyI
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Attention. National Salute Committee
Centennial PicBic

VOU are respectful y requested TO report TO
J. G.. TbraIl, Chairman, at No. ~ Madison
street, ON MONDAY evening, at , O'Clock,
nrnnn nflY. read Y for duty.
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Comic 0aeI Come all!
By order OF

EOPG-The Picnic VIII take place, Rain,
Hail or Shine" and should the weather pre-
vent it being held at the Park, the entertain.
ment will take place OF the ExpOSition Build
ing. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
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sTEAN
YNMAE
ROYAL MAI
FOR QUEENSTOHi
Sailing from New Y
sach week, from
CITY OF AETWFRP,

CITY OF AHTWFRP,
CITY OF BERLIN,
CITY OF BEIST Il.
CITY OF BROOKLYN.
CITY OF BRUSS ELS,
CITY OF CT ESTER,
Passenger will ind Z
fitted up, while Jns sIS
and rOOmy. The saloa
tiIated, Ers the bread q
uated wners there t5 |
Smoking-rOOms,L 5, L2dieI
and Libraries, Bath-reI
instant cODmun4Cas
by electric bells
The steamers OF th'
SoutheTly Route, thuE'
from ice and fogs.
Rates of Pss8sge-s.s|
ing 70 accommodating
losa privileges.
Round Trip Ticksts
Steerags-To AID frCI
"a ties.
~ For dates OF sal
rooms, apply 20 THU1
Ban K, Memphis, or
L0HE
l5 z
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Tennessee Club.

THIS Club is now fully organized aud ready
i 10 begin work on the cub 6Oom' A call
is hereby made on all the stockholders for
their subscriptions as follow: Those sub
scrtbing to one share vi pay ia IA /, and all
Others subscribing to more than one share will
pay so per cent OF their stock.
DAVID p. HADDEN, Z: esIdent.
W. W. CURR Z, Secret9ry-
WorkiDgmen's Building and Laan AgsO-
citation.
TNHE nevt regular meeting OF the Associa.
i tion falling on the NatiODaI Anniversary
OF our Country, Tuesday, July 4th, notice is
hereby given that the meet ng Will be post
poued to FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the 9TH
INST, at s o'clock. Members will please pay
their dues On or before tnat day, and > full at
IendRnce at The meeting is requested, as the
semi annual report OF the Secretary wall be
submitted.
L. LAGRILL, President.
c. T. PATERsEE, Secretary.
NoETSB.
FTNHE following named gentlemen have been
L appointed Deputy-Sheriffs by Sheriff g. l..
Anderson, to act in that capacity at the Cen
tennial Picnic, July 3, 1875, and viii be obeyed
and respected accordingly:
Benjamin Powell, Fred c. GutheIZ,
John II Cameron, ]. J. Gennette,
Ed. Worsham, Nick Quincy,
&. b. Davis, A. j. LLOYD,
Martin CJhen, +. B. Foster.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 3O.-Com.
mander Charles A. Bsbeock, command