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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-21

Miss Emma Pierce, the leading lady
of the theatrical company which is
travelling with Mr.. Sothern, was driving
q team Of horses in Montreal few days
ego, when the horses suddenly shied,
knocking over a little girl, and then
began rearing and kicking. Miss
Pierce sprsng from the carriage over
the door and dragged the little girl from
under the furious animals ct the risk of
ner own life. Her hat was kicked off
by one OF the horses, but she held on to
the child and saved its life. The next
day the father of the little girl presented
Miss Pierce with two very handsome
Canadian ponies and a complete set OF
harness,
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The TtIden Yanguard.

A leading Democrat OF this city yes
terdsy received letter from Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimer, Of New York :,
stating that he would leave for St. Louis
on last night (the nineteentb), and ar.
rive al the LindeIl on the morning of the
twenty. first. Governor Dorsheimer
speaks very confidently of Governor
Tilden's prospects, and says some OF the
Democrats of New York who were In
duced to join the anti-Tilden movement
hsve recently changed their sentiments
and are now stroDg supporters OF Gov
ernor Tilden. Governor Dorsheimer
will be accompanied by a number of
dele gates and prominent Democrats
from New York, Penhsylvania and
Connecticut. Wednesday morning q
g00dly number OF politicians will arrive
st both the LindelI and Southern.-&.
Louis Times.
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PresbHferian Fraternity.

The Evangelist says the recent pro-
ceedings of the two general, assem-
blits do not bind either IS smbly to any
action, and ado S: "With our best wisht S
and s5rong hopes for fraternal inter-
eOWss, we cannot se that much hss yet
been gained. All will depend upon the
ques ion whether the sJutnern advocates
Tor fraternity will be able to bring their
church to meet ous on perfectly equal
and common ground, without renewing
the OUT stiors and controversies of the
pSst." The Observer s more cheerful,
and s9ys "that Letters from the )uth as
sure US that the action OF the two gen
eral essemblit8 is hailed with great sat
isfsction by the CHURCHES It is believed
that new ere of fraternal relations hss
dAwned, and that hereafter thu reign of
harmony and brotherly love will be sd
preme and perpetual"
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Terrific HaiI.S.orm.

MUsKOGEE, I. It June 20.-The most
terrific hail-storm ever known in this
section passed over South Canadian this
morning. The course Of the storm was
from west to east, and varied in width
from half to two miles. Timber WAS
blown down, trees entirely stripped of
leave7, and every species of vegetation
in its track destroyed. All the glass in
windows and Pc ring trains were BRO
ken. At seven O'Clock this morning
cars could have been loaded with hail
stones the size of heL's eggs, and at
three O'CLOCK this afternoon they still
covered the ground. Toe damage done
is immense, and cannot now be esti-
nafad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-21

had to admit that it was precisely
what the gill needed; for the
silly friends and sycophantic ad-
mirers are simply running q woman
who has advantages given her by ma
ture, II she can be induced to submit to
the study and training necessary to sue
cess. Ii was sn Irishman who, when
asked II he could play upon the bugle,
responded, "f believe / can, it locks
asy,h And 90 the society lady OF. the
literary character, sitting in front
awhile gszing upon some great artist,
says unto her, eff or himself. 81 believe
] can do it, it looks easy" She or be
Little dreams that this very ease comes
of high art. And so they try 1t, Kate
Field, Oakley Hall, Anna Dickinson and
many others have tried it and failed.
There is no pursuit that owes so little to
genius and so much to hard study, long
training aud experience as the stage.
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The Crow and Snake Indians.

CHEYENNE, June 2O.-The Crow and
Snake allies having Joined General
Crook on Goose Creek, the command
marched on the 18th instant, expecting
to strike the combined Sioux under Sit
ting Bull apd Crazy Horse inside of four
days, The Cows report having seen a
large Sioux village on the Tongue river.
General Sheridan arrived from Fort Lar
annie and left for the east to-day. The
Fifth cavalry, now at Fort Laramie, are
ordered to move nOIthward along the
Powder river trail, and to cooperate
with General Crook, more particularly
in intercepting the Indians coming
southwark. Colonel Stanton joins this
command,
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FrightfuI street.Car Accident

CLEVELAND, June 20.-About eleven
O'Clock les. night, as q car on The South.
side street railroad was going down Sen.
ecs-slreet bill, the brake gave way,
letting the car down-hill at rapid speed.
When the car struck the bridge, the
horses becams loossned and ran away,
and the car, jumping the track, plunged
into the canal. distance Of about
twenty feet Three passengers in the
car We're carried down into the wSte-.
Mrs. Gertrude DelZeid, a widow lady
forty-fve years old, was taken from the
water dead, drowned; Miss Emma
Lsudsburg and J. w. Kelly were Sc
verely but not dangerously hurt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-21

Ex-Governor z. 3. Vance was nOmi.
mated as the Conservative candidate for
governor unanimously on the first bal.
lot. Let the welkin ring from one end
of tbs State to the other that the peoples
man has been placed in the lesd by the
people, and will lead the people to VIC
tory next November. The nomination
Of q candidate for governor Of the State
Of North Carolina by unanimous vote
is something unheard of in the politics
of the State, and can augur only an
omen for good. 1t shows the unanimity
and determination which pervsdes our
party, and pressges an Overwhelming
victory Charlotte Observer.
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The Cincinnati Platform.

1t is very pretty platform, and must
have taken General Hawley long time
to write out. 1t is full Of correct senti-
ments and beautiful language. To be
sure, it does not explain where all the
money has gone to, but we cannot ex-
pect everything, even in platform of
seventeen planks. AS the western ora
tor we'll said: ALTHOUGH, gentlemen, as
president Of the Yellville national bank
our deceased friend did not account sat-
isfactorily for the funds of that institu-
ton, yet his remarks upon the busting
of the same showed that his heart beat
warmly for his native land. ."-Net0 York
IIyoS-Td
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THE FATAL MOOSE.
A CoiOred Outrager Hanged In a'Nalr5
County.
Nashville Banner, i9th.l

Nashville Banner, i9th.l
A few days ago a Degro committed a
nameless outrage upon a respectable
married lady residing in the southern
part Of M'Nairy county. He was ar
rested aud confined in jail in Pnrdy to
await trial. A night or two ago, fifteen
men, well armed and. resolute. rode up
to the jail and demanded the prisoner.
The isiler being absent his wife deliver
cd the keys Of the building to them.
They entered, took the heightened GRIM
insl out OF his cell, tied his hands, placed
q moose around his neck, and cantered
away in the darkness Next morning
the body was discovered suspended from
q tree. eleven miles distant,
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Pacific Central.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-Iu the
oiss OF A. Cul0tte, q stakeholder in the
Central Pacific railroad, against the
company, Judge Morrison, of the fourth
district court, to-day rendered decision
enjoining the directors from using the
money Of the Central railroad to pay
the interest on the bonds OF the Califor-
MIA Pacific railroad to the amount of six
teen hundred thousand dollars, indorsed
10y the Central Pacific railroad compa-
ny. In the decision the court gave as
Its opinion that the guaranty of the
bonds Ey the Central Pacific railroad
company was illegal and not binding on
the cor norafion
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Halves Ratified.

ST.. JOSEPH, Nc, June 20.-A large
and enthusiastic mass-meeting was held
here tonight to rstify the nomination Of
Hayes and Wheeler. Speeches were
made by Captain Hill, Msjor Clements,
Captain Shsmpson, Major Dawes, and
others. In numbers, enthusiasm and
old wartime fire, this meeting was never
excelled in this section.
NEW YORK, June 20.-At meeting
of the executive committee of the Re-
publican reform club this evening, resc-
iutions were adopted indorsing the
Cincinnati platform and candidates, and
promising cordial and untiring support
during the campaign.
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An ASS Yoked to WbeeIbarrOw.

A resident of Joplin, Missouri, named
J. G. Temple, arrived at the Missouri
State building on the Philadelphia ex-
hibition grounds on last Tuesday with 9
wheelbarrow load of fifty pounds of ma.
tive mineral ore which he had wheeled
all the way from home, distance Of
fifteen hundred miles. The start was
made on the twentieth of February
Temple has been engaged as mate for
the other long-eared wbeelbarrow ami
NAL CT the Chicago Tribune.
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Killed by Lightning.

A. P. Owens, jesse o Wens, John Mur-
ply, Arch Randolph. Henry Davidson,
all white, and Ike D )ss, coiored, were
killed; Sam Mandy, white, was mortally
wounded, and James Murphy, white,
shocked by lightning, six miles east Of
Springfield, Tennessee. The party had
been cutting wheat, and had stepped
under q tree out OF the rain. While they
were there the tres was struck by light
ming.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-21

relating to the transfer Of the Indian
bureau, etc. Senatsr Msxey addressed
the senate in favor of the proposed
transfer.
The debate was participated in by
Senators Bogy, Eimun6s, Logan, Win
dom, and others. Pending the discus
sion, the senate adjourned.
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Miss Anderson and Donn Piatt.

ington Capital, recently wrote rather a
severe criticism on Miss Anderson's
acting. In later issue he says: "The
bright face of this youthful tEagedienne
shone through the gloom of the most
dresry and melancholy depot in the
United States. The gentleman who
pointed her out asked me how / could
have the heart 10 be 80 severe upon the
young lady. / had no idea my criticism
published that morning could be cOnsid
cred 80 very severe. L thou yht my pen
had been unusually fair end Just. But
whether severe or not, my friend
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RAILROAD Extension.

Tne survey of one or more routes from
this place to New Albany is making
fair progress, and We suppose will be
completed sb0ut the frat Of July. One
hundred peni!entiaTy hands have been
secuted to grade thB road, snd they are
expected to arrive in a short time, when
the work will be commerced.-RipLey
Advertiser.
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nemnernfic Ecnnnmv.

The total OF the reductions made by
the appropriation bills that have passed
the house of representatives is fifty
seven million dollars below the esti-
mates, and thirty-nine million dollars
below the appropriations voted by the
last congress. This amount will be
largely increased by the army appropri-
alton bill, which is now before the
house, and which will probably be at
least six million dollars below the e.
Inmates of Secretary Belknsp. Thus the
entire reductions Of the house will show
8 saving at least OF forty.five million
dollars over the appropriations for the
Drasant fiscal Vesr
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Railroad Accident

The western-bOund passenger train on
the Atlanta and Richmond airline
railway ran into slide on Thursday,
near Tocoa city. The engineer and two
firemen we're badly hurt-supposed
fatally. George Berry, engineer, had
his face and ear cut and collar b me
broken. Charles and Henry Pollard,
colored fremeD, it is supposed are NOR
tally wounded. They are bruised aud
msngled very badly Columbia Is. c.
ReqisteT.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES

WAR DEPrg OFFICE CB. sra. oyrruKa-
"hHHtSGTos, Jane p, am.
~" tennessee 05lr,, the Ohio udley,
'ocsteTty '9i'ds 6ac King to the so,lth.Osst
s,,, -. .,D''0'y OF rising barometer, soaTpeT,
P'''y e.0V,iy or clear t0edsher
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Inc Recent AssassInaGEons in Con
stantkn0ple

LONDON, June 20.-The NetO Free
A'resse asserts that the mother OF the late
sultan instigated Hssssn to assassinate
Avoni Pashs, and furnished him with
81! tue necessary inform alton Of the
minister's movements by means of spies
whom she employed for that purpose.
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DEENS.

APPERSON-On Tuesday, June 20, 1876, at
l225 am ROBERT B son of f. NJ. and Susan
B. AppeTsOn, aged tWenty-Eine years, four
months and nineteen days.
Funeral from the family residence this
WEDNESDAY, morning at ten o'clock. Car
riages at HOlst's and residence. Friends of
the family are invited. Service by Rev. Jas.
A. Heard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-21

OkOlona Miss Messenger: A terri
ble rain visited Sparta last week, wash
ing away the fencing, destroying the
crops, and on some plantations actually
carrying away the soil IS deep down as
it had been plOwed, leaving no indica-
ton that crop Of corn or cotton had
been pIsDted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-21

~, ne" IsE, June 2O.-Judge West.
brook, o. tae supreme court has Granted FED
q non cat IN the complaint OF the Stale
aga est Stephens, Gale and Others, con-
Dfned in what is generally known IS
die Beiden and DaDnison canal contract
OF 1866. The suit was brought to re-
cover money Of which the State had
been defrsuded through the conspiracy
OF It's own sg snts and the contractors,
With whom they we're in league. It was
regarded on all sides as test case, and
the decision is expected to terminate the
sO-called canal suits.
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Sugar ReEnery Burnesl.

SAN Fra HCIsCo, June 2O.-The Bsy
sugar refinery, q seven story brick build
ing on the corner OF Battery and Union
streets, Hss totally destroyed by fire
early this morning. Loss, three hun.
dred and fifty Thousand dollars; insur.
ance, twenty-five thou Iand dollars. It
was owned by an incorporated company,
and had a refining capacity Of twelve
thousand tons annually.
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CHEEENNE, June 20.-The govern
ment saw-mill ct Fort Russell was tC-
tally destroyed by fire this morning.
Wright, the engineer, was burned to
death therein.
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German the Official Language of Prus.
ala

LONDON, June 20.-The Standards 8
Berlin dispatch reports that the Prussisn
chamber Of peers passed bill making
German the official language through
out the kingdom. The Polish members
were violent in their opposition to the
measure, and were several times called
to order during the debate.
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National Law Congre. $.

PHILADELPHIA, June GA nation.
al law congress, under the auspices =,
the United States law association. iii I
assemble this afternoon at three % InlooLr ~
in the hall Of the stock exchsr .o,H "Ao0n' ~
will continue in session three d.SsS! NJ NJ
Charles Ullmsn, of New Yc,rss y ,,rosi- osi'
dent. Ole Of the objects ,feba connres, oo,
is 10 institute measure IcoS-i,C to rIss ths
Uni1cation OF the ls Is of the several W raj
States, with view 3, greater nnitoTno. 9iE" ..
iiy in the practice OF the pTofessjon l,0i III
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steamship Arrivals and Danartures

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-The
United States steamer Ssco arrived to.
day from Yokohama Ths Pacific mail
steamer Colins sailed for Panama.
LONDON, June 20.-The steamships
Neckar and Franco, from New York,
and Atlas, from Boston, arrived out.
NEW YORK, June 2O.--Arrived
Steamer Lessing, from Hamburg.
LONDON, June 20.-The steamships
France and Alaska, from New York, ar.
rived out.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The steamer
BOltnia, from Liverpool, has arrived.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 20 Rudolph,
alas Diamond BlumeD berg, was release d
from custody by an United stat 8 OFF,
Ger in twenty thousand dollars hail.
The isn6eaS corpus case OF Herbert E.
Mann, the Boston fOrger, was continued
till Thursday next,
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NEW EORK. June 2o-The boiler of
tue tugbOat II. S. Workman exploded
this morning, Three men were killed
by the accident.
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Knight tfPythias.

Wednesday, Pm. UsHBl time and
plaGe. Very important je5-
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Paris and Her PnbIic Works

VERSAILLES, June 20.-The bill EN-.
covering the municipality of Paris to
contract loan of twenty four million
dollars for the completion of great public
werks hes passed the assembly by q
large msiCrity.
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Two Hundred Turks KtIIed.

RAGUsA, June 20-Reports received
from S3lavonic sources state that Prince
Ksrageorgewitz destroyed the town of
Alapusa, and killed two hundred Turks.
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Treaty Concluded.

BUENOs AYREs, June 20.-The Ar
gentine congzess approved the treaty
concluded on tbs third of February be-
tween Paraguay, Brazil, and BQenos
Ayres, by which Cointo wss adjudged to
Buenos Ayres. The question affecting
the district between PilcOmayo and Rio
Verde has been reserved to arbitration
by President Grant, while 1t was stipu-
lated that the Argentine territory should
be evacuated by Brazil within five
months.
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American society Of CIvm Enrtnsers.

SOSAeaS VI SANh engineers.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The meet.
ing Of the American society Of civil en-.
giueers, and American institute or min
ing engineers, commenced last evening,
was continued this ElCrning in the hall
Of the Franklin institute. The topic of
discussion to-day is Technical Educa-
tiOn." A meeting will be held to-mor.
row st the Centennial grounds.
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KIIIed While Coupling Cars.

CAIRO, ILL, June 20.-George Matti-
con, yard-master of the illinois Centra
railroad at this place, was run over an d
Killed this evening while coupling cars.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Message from President Grant upon Its
AbrOgation by BngIand-The Re-
lease Of WtnsIOW and
Brent.
He will Refuse 10 Grant RequisftiOBs Q
Unless Otherwise Ordered by
COngress-The Case as it
Stands.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-President
Grant made the following speech last
night in responding to the serensde after
the Republican ratification meeting:
GENTLEMEN-After all the speaking
yeu and have listened to to. night (toT
was with you in your ratification meet
ing) you cannot wish, even il was a
speaker, to hear anything from me. But
cannot withhold my approval Of the
excsllent ticket given you by the Ma
tional Republican conversion at Cincin.
natl, q ticket that should receive the
cordial support Of all races in all Sec
tions. / know Governor Hayes person
ally, and can surrender with unfeigned
pleasure my present position to him, as
/ believe l shall do on the fifth of March
nextyesT, with guaranteed security for
your rights and liberties under the laws
of the land
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WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The Presi.
dent sent the following nominations to
the senate: James A. Williamson, oi
Iowa, commissioner of the general land
office; ". l.. Wilson, of MINI esota, sur.
veyor-general of Minnesota.
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4 MtIIaonaire I,nnsf

LONDON June 20.-James Baird, OF
COmeusdo0n, the millionaire irou-rnas.
ter, w7o recently gave 81. 5OO, 600 to the
Seo.ch church, died to-day.
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Release Of Brent, the Louisville FOrEer

LONDON, June 20.-The Ne1Os this
morning has 8 strong editorial on the
release Of Brent, the Louisville forger.
To deal properly with the crimes c0m-
mitted within their jurisdiction, when it
Is once shown byievIdence which would
Justify his cornmittsl here, that the iugi-
tive hiss forfeited his title to the prOtec
tion Of our lave, we may fairly give him
up to5the i0stics of the country against
which ne has offended (which concludes
rs folio Es: Lord Dsrby's demand that
the prisoner shall be tried only on q
different state OF facts from those proved
in the surTenderiug country, proceeds
from urwaTTantRble assumpliol. }. We
are not bound to watch over the admin
igtrstion OF justice in other countries.
Their tribunals may be trusted. To as
same that its courts will not deal fairly
with him, Is reason for refusing To enter
into any treaty Of extrEditiJn with il at
all, but no. for veXatiOUs and suspicious
stipulstions."
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feS'eTdoy ol cotton ard gOldS ResO
1oTs' ootfenn l2Ic; Memphis, lite. Nes0
foTN' goId closed at ll23; Memphis,
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General ReynOIds's House.


General l.. ]. ]. Reynolds appeared
before ClymeT's committee to-day and
testified that the house in San Antonio,
Texas, said to have been presented to
him by the army contractors, was, iu
reality, presented by the citizens OF
San Antonio. The transaction was
open, known to everybody and men,
toned in the newspapers. He dome
know the name Of one of the sixty con-
tributors. He had entertained General
Sherman and inspector general Of the
army in the house aud they fully under
stood the circumstances OF his posses
sion Of it. He had been rendered
property worth five times as much by
the citizens Of Austin, but declined
because the army headquarters were in
San ARtonio. He had accepted the
present IS q spontaneous expression Of
good will on the part of the people
among whom he hsd lived for several
years.
The Impeachment Postponed.
The motion made on Saturday last 0y
the counsel of General Belknap for the
postponement Of the impeachment trial
until November was made at the sugges
ton Of the managers, the postpOnsment
being desired by them.
Proposed Increase OF Naval EpprOprfa-
ttOnB.
The senate committee on sppropris
tions propose to increase the naval ap.
preparation bill three million six hun.
dred and eighty thousand dollars from
the amount voted by the house.
BIufOrd Wilson Resigned.
Bluford Wilson, solicitor of the treas.
ury department, sent ia his resignation
to-day, to take effect July 1st.
The Blaine Investigation.
The judiciary committee examined s
treasury expert at handwriting to-day
to ascertain whether he identified the
handwriting ss Robinson's. The cablC
clerks from Boston and PhilsdelphiI
are to be examined tomorrow, and Ton
| Scott and Robinson sre to be called.
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OFFICE OF Estes FIzER a a

WHOLESALE GROCFsRs & CoTros, FA.roRs
NOs. Il% and Is Union street,
Mem phis, June IL, 1875.
~ The business OF the firm Of IsTE@, IL
ZER & CO., Will be continued under the
same name and style as before the death Of
General JOhl c. Fizer-the estate Of the de-
ceased partner being represented and inter
ested therein according TO tine terms OF the viii,
A continuance OF the patronage heretofore
extended US is respectfully solicited.
juE ESTES, FIZER 4 co.