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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-27
THE UNION DEPOT.
The Joint Committee of the General
Council Favor the Petition of
the Railroad Companies.
with Certain Conditions
aud Restrictions.

The readers Of the APPEAL are alresGy
familiar with the text of the Mississil pj
and Tennessee rsiirosd cOmpsny's peJt-
ton to the city council, asking the hight
Of Msy along the river front, and its rTO-
position, with that of other companies,
for the privilege OF erecting union de-
pot, and the use of Center landing for q
passenger depot, The joint committee
appointed by the council, having con-
sfdered the petitions, will at the next
meeting OF their body report thereon,
and recommend that the same be
granted with the following conditions
in substance:
That the Beal street bridge be OF suffi-
cient hight as not to obstruct public
travel. .
That the line Of said railroad along the
front OF the bluffs shall be east of the
line Of the present landing, and closely
hugging the bluffs. ....
Should the river encrosch upon the
landing, the railroad companies must
be bound that in that event they must
r0move their track still further east
ward, etc.
No locomotives or trains shall be al
lowed to occupy said track, except
willis loading or unloading at the eie-
vatOT.
Said companies are to erect on Center
landing a union passenger depot be-
tween Poplar and Washington streets /;
said depot to be of sufficient capacity to
meet the requirements of trade, and to
be composed Of brick, iron, stone, ETC.,
according to specifications approved by
the may or and city engineer
That the ground for said depot shall
be from Washington to Market streets,
west Of Front street, to the east side of
Promenade, and to be leased to said
roads for ninety-nine years, the landing
on the west side of said depot to be re-
tanned IS the property Of the city, etc.
The building of the depot to be COM
msnced simultaneously with the work
Of laying the track.
The city not to be responsible for
damages to private property or injury to
persons. That other railroads shall have
the right to use said tracks, on paying a
pro rata of The cost, etc, and that the
interests and rights Of all citizens shall
be protected, etc. (Fhe provision that
the depot shall not cost less than one
hundred Thousand dollars in coEssruc-
ton was stricken out by the committee. J
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Personal,

hE. BEEJAMIN f. COLEMAN and wife
left last night for Nashville.
MAJOR E. BERRY leaves to-day ON 3
flying visit east, taking en- route Niagsrs
Falls Saratoga, and the Centennial
We wish him pleasant trip and a safe
return home.
1. .. o. F. Picnic. The lady visitors
OF Leath orphan asylum are cOrdiaIly
invited to attend the Odd-FelloWs pic.
mic, sc Leath orphan asylum, To-Day.
By order OF the committee.
THE LADIES Of the Central BAPTIST
church hereby invite the public to their
sociable, in the new building on Second.
near Beale street, this evening, from
hsf-past eight to half past ten O'clock.
The flowing visitors were registered
yesterday at the cotton exchange: M,
K. Key, Phillips county, Arkansas; DIR.
T. &. West, Missouri; D. L. Walker,
New Orleansi A. A. Patton, Detroif,
Michigan.
Mr.. A. B. TREADwELL, of the firm
OF a. G. TresdWell d Co arrived home
yesterday, from an extended tour. Dur
ing his absence he visited the Centep.
nial, and the priC cipsl watering places
and cities OF the north. Mr.. TresdweU
was accompanied on his pleasant Jour
ney by his daughter, Miss Maggie, SIS
we'll as by Misses Minnie and Fannie
TTeadwell, daughters of Mr.. A. C. Tread.
well. It is needless TO say that all en-
joyed their trip hugely.
THE community will he panied 70
learn Of the death OF Mr.. John T. SlTat.
ton, one of the most prominent business
men and esteemed citizens OF MeUopbis.
After protracted illness, Mr.. Stratton
died at his home, on Carroll avenue.
yesterday afternoon. At an early age
he came from his native home ia Mid.
die Tennessee, and since then has bsen
and Prominently engaged
10 business in this city. No CHI.
zen Of Memphis was more re.
spected than he, and in his every reIa.
ton, whether of society, business, or tie
home circle, he was not only a true man,
but christian gentleman. For twenty.
five or thirty years he has done business
Ia Memphis, and during that time he
has perhaps won more friends and made
ess enemies than any Of the many cit |
zens who enjoy the respect and conf |
ience Of the community. He will be !
missed by all who knew him, but M yst |
~ the s1rr0wing members O. his own |
q mily, where the kindness of his heart |
vas best known, and the excellence Of |
,is character as husband and father vas |
ispDily exempiitied.
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CUM vi EFT ARMS.
Exciting Scene in a Mississippi MagIs-
Grate's Office An Indebitatus, q
General FisticuH, and Final
PeaCe,

Tuesday last Horn Lake, Mississippi,
enjoyed a novel ser alton, in which
about thirty-five negroes and a few
white men were the actors. A negro
girl, who had Ueen discharged from EN-.
plOymept, instituted suit against a
planter named DodsOn, claiming that
he was indebted to her in q specified
sum. The case being set for trial before
justice of the peace ct Horn Lake,
aroused much interest, and perhaps not
little feeling among the negroes, who
repaired to the place to hear the case.
After hesring the evidence the magis-
tTate gave judgment against the negro
girl, it appearing that she had recsived
full pay for her services. Immediately
after the magistrate announced his de-
cisiOl in the case, one Of the negroes
present remarked: "DOdson is damned
rascal" Thereupop, Dodson struck the
negro with q small cane and knocked
him senseless upon the floor. Let me
get hold of the old rascal" exclaimed
another negro, who rushed forward to
assault Dodson. Tne latter gave the as.
sailsnt tap on the head with his cane
and also f0oTed him. At this juncture
an eX negro constable named Albright,
who is also an ex. convict and noted
pOltOC4at, bSSiuS bSii Iu6 S"6GtuCaIJ
OF the girl, assailed Dodson, hut
Iikn tba o.heE twn,, .raarnAs was
knocked down. Seeing this, the negroes
seized DJdsOn and pulled him off All,
bright, who, regainiDg his feet, struck
him il the face. DodsOn, infuristed by
this blow, seized Albright, knocked
him through window cut upon the
ground, and, jumring down, began to
pound him, when he was again pulled
off by the negroes. Ten or twelve white
men we've present, determined to oppose
all further disturbance, and one nam I'D
M'K0igh!, who is a gentleman Of large
physical frame, jerked eff his coat, and
demanded peace from the belligeTents
His mere words did rot secure this re-
suit, FOR he was ass liled by the negroes,
but in less than two minutes be knocked
down six OF them. This had the de-
sira1 effect, and TO his determined cour-
age is due the restoration Of peace. The
belligerents were arrested, and will have
q hearirg before the mag's rate st Horn
Lake, Saturday.
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ELECTION m0TECEs.
ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES D. PORTER, Governor OF the State OF
Tennessee-TO all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
w OF Judge of the Criminal Court of Shelby
county, caused by the resignation Of Hon.
John r. Flippin:
Now, therefore, I, James .. Porter, Gov
ernor of the State Of Tennessee, by virtue OF
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws, hereby Onder an elCc-
ton to be held within the limits Of said CHM
inal Court Circuit on Thursday, the g, day of
August, 1876, to I'LL said vacancy: and the
SheTiffS and other officers fntrT,sfed nv IaJsy
with such duties in said CrirI. NAL Cont dir
cult will, on said day, proceed TO open and
hOid sara eIecLon al al ire various precincts
and voting places within their rsspe etfve.
counties, and due ESJuIn make as provided
by law.
In testimony whereof, / hereuutO set my
hand, and have caused the Great Seal OF
State to be affixed at Nashville, this 2Ist dsy
of June, 1876.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor,
CHAS- n. GISBs Secretary of state. fIl25 sIT
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STRAxED.

BED COW
- From 200 Carroll avenue, red COW, with
. snort right horn and very large bag. A I'D
eTal reward will be paid for her Tetu
IV17 w. A. COLLIER.
AEULE-F From the Memphis Oil Compsny's
MI Mil, Friday, July 2lst, black mare
mule, about 10 hands nigh, mealy color about
the TANKS and nose. A reward OF $40 VIII be
paid on delivery of mule TO Memphis On Co.,
loot Poplar street. lyz2
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ELECTION Notice.

JAMES D. PORTER, Governor OF the Stale OF
Tennessee-To all who shall see thee Pres
ents-Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy exists in the ONCE
w of District Attorney Gen sraI of the
Bartlett circuit Court of Shelby county,
caused by the resignation of a. NJ, Stepbens'
ESQ.,:
Now, therefore, 1, James d. Porter, Gov.
ernor OF the State of Tennessee, by virtue OF
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws hereby order an cleo
ZION 70 De held within the limits OF said Bart
lett Circuit on Thursday, the Sd day of An
gust, lTo, 10 MI said vacancy; and he Sherfffs
and other officers tntrusted by law with sUcb
duties in said Bartlett Circuit will on said
day. proceed 70 open and hold said election al
all the various precincts and voting places
within their respective counties, an0 due re-
turn make as provided by law
Intestlmony whereof, Ihereunto set my hand
and have caused the Great Seal of State ID,
June, 1876.
JAMES D. PORTER, GOverlsv
CHAs. N. GIBBS, Secretary of state. j. ,=
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Fourteenth District TiIden and
Hendricks CIuh.

Owing to an important meeting in the
tenth ward on Thursday night, the four
tenth district Tilden and Hendricks
club meeting has been postponed until
Saturday evening, July 29h, at
eight O'Clock. Every one is in
vited to go MOore's garden,
on Walker avenue, near ElmwOod
cemetery, on that evening, and listen to
the eloquent speakers who will address
the meeting. Captain Sullivan, with his
little 'Rebel," will be invited to deto.
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UNCLE Tom AND AUNT MARY have
opened refreshment stand at the
springs at Raleigh, where they have
liked up nice hash arbOr, and are
ready to accommodate sll their friends,
Stages at Bartlett connecting with every
tram. Bnbeeued dinner served every
Sunday. Can and see them.
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from Baltimore Sunday NeaOs: Cold.
ems Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef ard
Tonic InvigoratOr, is meeting with uni
versal favor wherever introduced. Ply
sicians recommend it, and invalids re.
gard 1t az one of the greatest boOns
which has yet boeD discovered.
g. W. JONES d CO., Agents
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JOHNSON & MANaET, 3O3 Main street,
are agents for the Kecknk Northern line
packet company, and will sell round
trip tickets to any point between st.
Louis and ST. Paul. They buy and sell
railroad tickets.
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FOE SALE,

BANKRUPT SALE-Of Household and
ID Kitchen Furniture and BarrOOm Fixtures
consisting OF Pictures, Glasses, Counter, Side
board, Ice. box, etc, at Is Poplar street,
THURSDAY, JULY 9TH.
HHOLCE GERMAN MILLETT AND STOCK
" PEAS. B p. SMITH & co.
EINS-Ten Gullett's celebrated improved
II ught-dran Magnolia Gins, assorted sizes,
All new, and warranted in perfect order,
which we offer at large reduction under
manufacturers prices, 10 close out consign-
ment, being part OF the stock of Gulleut's for.
Iner agents, and must be sold. For superior
quality OF sample. quantity of yield and rapid
ginning, these gins cannot be surpassed,
Sample can be seen at our office. Liberal
terms offered to the trade. A. 81. SCAR
BROUGH & CO., 252 Front street. jyl3
DOUGH CYPRESS-Suitable for fencing, at
- - 81 per thousand feet, by
WILLIAMS s. GO, Lumber Dealers.
IYPRESS LATH-6OOO0O Sawed Cypress
~ Lsth at 81 81 per thousand. By
WILLIAMS CO., Lumber Dealers
BUILDING LOTS-If you wish 20 &c indie
ID pendent, secure 6 home. l am nc v offer
ing to parties who wish TO build lots on the
Thomas tract at one-half their value. The
rent you are now paying will soon secure you
q home OF your own.
l. D. CONAWAY,
Rental and Real Estate Agent Madisr1 ST.
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I DO hereby testify that the M'CleI-
land Guards, in every respect, gave sat
Isfaction 10 me and the public assem-
bled; had good order and prevent any
disturbance during the day and night II
The picnic held on July "a 1876.
JOHN Z. KLEINER,
in charge Of the Exposition Building.
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AUCTION.
ANNoUHUEMEN

AN NOO y CE AGN 46s
Iuasfce OF the Peace I4th civil DiatF1ct
4 HEREBY announce myself a candidate
II fer reelection Justice Of the Peace Tor
Fourteenth Civil District shelby county. he
specially, J. A. THOMfSON.L
TAMES HALL is a candidate for reelection
ID TO the ONCE of Justice of the Peace Tor
the Fourteenth Civil District.
DEM. COLMAN is a candidate for Justice
ID OF the Peace for Fourteenth Civil Distrlct.
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Will never mar the teeth that are
bsy1nl ~ dolly sic rdar;fasog4s 8 su cd ont
II lends floral fragrance to the breath
as well as protects the teeth fror gorr0-
sion and decomposition.
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HILL q MITCHELL.


UNHE firm of H. Seessel, 81, & sons Is thi .
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Al
bert SeesseI retiring. All parties indebted To
the frm are requested to come forward and
settle, The bust oess will be continued under
the style and name Of II. Seessel, ST., 8 Son,
who assume all liabilities and are authorized
to collect and receipt for all debts due the firm.
II. SEES ., SR.
A. SEESSEII.
Memphis, July :, 1876. II. SEESSEL, il.
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Try Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss OF voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
Wilkerson q Co., $40 Main st., Memphis,
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MRS. MARIA D. MoNsARRATT, teach
CT OF vocal and instrumental music, will
receive q few more pupils Orders to be
left at II. @. Hollenberg's music store,
Muiy. eF,co% U ~Ni
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John CrOce and Brothers

u AVE returned TO he city, and offer to fur
- nlsh FtraS-cIass SIEfHE - ustc to ciu
lens OF memphis At greatly reduced prices.
promptly complied with. iuE
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Now For "A Harpaiu

OF Retrigerators, Stoves, TiH-Ware
and House Furnishing Goods, at cost,
which must closed out in thirty days.
E. F. RISK & CO., SOC Main street
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Grand Closing Ouf Sale

Oi T1nware, Rsfrigerators, Stoves and
House Furnishing Goods, at cost. Must
be closed out in thirty days.
L. +. RISK Il co 2O6 Main stroat
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE z, 3,
CHAEGE or SCHEDULE.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE II,
~ 1876, trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
New Orleans Mall, daily 2 90 pm L 80 pm
freight and ACcommOdatnt
daily (exoept Sunday 30 am. $50 pm
Cuo~s connections made al Grenada With
trains North and south for all points
For further information apply 70 6ickel
ONCE. No, ~ Main street and at depot.
ID. BURKE, Superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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furnishing GOODS.

at lower prices than ever before known
in Memphis.
Remember, this sale will only last 90
days. Don't miss IL. Save money
while you have n chance.
Remember this is your only opportunity.
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LUNCH HOUSE,
TH1
Temperance Lunch-HOuse,
l60 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE CCIJET.
NV HOUSE, having been transferred to the
WOmen's Temperance UpIcu.

the ladies respectfully solicit a liberal pstron-
age as they intend to make the room pleasant
and attractive, IS well as to furnish the Kt.sT
OF Conee, with Lunch or Meals, at the low sst
possible price, without the Temptations of
stronger drinks. Ladies and gentlemen, frier,ds
OF Ine temperance cause, are earnestly soljc-
ted TO favor the enterprise. mv5I
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Rail and Rat.

The best game of the season, this af.
fernoOn, at olympic park, between the
Memphis Blues and the st. Louis Reds.
Train as usual.
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BALD HEADs may have new crop OF
hair by spplS ing Halls Vegetable 81
Gillian Hair remover, if the hsir foIicles
are not entirely closed up.
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aDDTFIGRAh RIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Night-The
river has fallen II inches. The weather
is clear and warmer. Arrived: Maude,
Vicksburg. Departed: Yaeger, New Or
leans.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-Noon.-River
falling. Weather clesr...... Night-River
8 feet inches, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Cherokee
and U. P. Schepck, New Orleans. De-
parted: Andy Baum, Memphis.
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HE great clearing sale of Clothing, at
2z7 Main street, begins to-day.
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DecaY's Effacing Fincer

THE entire stock of Furnishing Goods
must be sold, at 227 Main street.
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GINS, GINS, GINS

~ W: PAYNES RENOWNED ECLIPSE,
sTs GIN AND EULLER, well kpOa-r an,
needs no recommendation, Is NV made AMI
sold by b: W. Hickman. Planters wsntine,
mem mus, must give their orders At once 10 gei
and Ming promptly dO.Ie.
b. W. HICKMAN
Jyu $50. Main Street, sien.1his
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Memphis Blues vs.. 81. Louis Reds, at
Olympic park, this afternoon. Trains
leave the Louisville depot at and $3.50
y IN. Fare free.
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iEs cheapest and best STEAM pYEINc
ana CLEAEtSG HOUSE, in the city is at 2.s
second street, IT,. WALKER a 60,
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A LARGE assortment Of Boys and
and Children's Clothing at 227 Main
street.
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BURNETT's CoCoAINE is the best and
cheapest hRir-dressing in the world.
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FOR August fashions see Butterick's
patterns at 254 S econd street.
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NEURALGIA.-"Neuril" cures Is. Sold
by q. W. Jones Co.. Nsmpbia
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+. BANKSMlTH * co.
NJ l.. MEACHAM Il a.
Memphis, Tenn, July Is, 1875.
DESIGNATION NOTICE.

FINHE firm of Hendrix, Campbell & Co. Is this
i dsy dissolved by mutual consent, " =.
Hendrix and John B. Bruner retiring from
the tirm. ID. A Campbell is alone author ZCd
to sign the Arms name is liquidation.
W. K. HEN DIRK.
ID. A. Campbell
Memphis, July u. 1876. JOHN B. BRUNEk.
R~In retiring from the firm OF Hendrix,
Campbell & Co., we take this opportunity OF
returning thanks TO our friends for their libe-
raj patronage in the past, and recommend
them to the new firm of D A. CampBaH 81 Co.
W. r. HENDRIX.
Memphis j uly 20, 1876. JOHN r. BKUN Err
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No. 227 Main! No. 227 Main
No. 227 Main! No. 227 Main

Over SIS, 600 worth thrown open for in.
spsctioD, and must be sold at so cents
on the dollar. Elegant suits for summer
and winter wear sold at an enormous re-
duction.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR PRESIDENTS ISLAND.
CHEEK LINE

CIJhLH l-I4SILs
For VieTSsbsarsg a1s1 a1l Way LandI0xs.
The elegant passenger steamer
R|31EaesHgs -:
NJ. r. Cheek.....masterI j. W. speers...~cIerk
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at 5
pm, conn ectiug with steamers and railroads
for N ew Orleans.
The Illinois makes Gloss connections with
the Chicot railroad, the PSriS0it line for points
on Yazoo river, and the X. r. Lee for New Or
leans
Helena, Ffiars Point and Bends Tri-
weekly Packet
The elegant and feet stde-wheel steamer
a. 81. bs6e, $500 s,;si {
Nat. 8. master D. P. DaVls.....cIerk
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at pm.
Particular attention paid to freight and pas
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends.
EB- After the first OF September, the A. ].
White and q. W. Cheek will form daily line
between Memphis ana Frlars Point. go
For freight or passage apply on ooa1d OF to
GIfG. ". CEEEE, t3upt.,
Memphis and VtoCsburg Packet Company,
30. 26S Er0Dt street, upstairs,
or to f W. LI9HTBURHE, Agent,
sepl 29S Front street.
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Memphis Blues and ST. Louis Reds, at
Olympic park, this evening.
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BY buying your Office stationary a
Dod's; 81 Main street.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE nrm OF Banksmith, Mescham & Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, NJ.
l.. Meachan * Co. retiring. Either party Is
authorized to sign the firm meme in settle
ment OF accounts due them. +. Banksmith &
Co assume all the Iiabilittes, and will con-
tinue the business at No. Union street.
+. BANKSM TIL * co.
NJ. L. MEACHAN Il co
Memphis, Tenn. July Is, 1876.
So In retiring from the firm OF Bankmith,
Meacham & Co, we return our thanks to our
patrons for their liberal patronage extended
to US, aud request a continuance OF the same
to MeSsrs. +. BanksmiLh a Co.
lyle NJ, L, MEACHAM K co.
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Memphis Blues and st. Louis Reds, at
Olympic park, this evening.
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Save Money

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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The above stock
MUST BESOLD REGARDLESSOF COST
CALL EARLY! CALL EARLY!
SALE BEGINS TODAY.
HARRY COHEN,
227 Main street.
227 Main street.
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RAILROADS.
sEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON K. Il

an AND AFEEs sgSDAY, JUNE L,
- $50,
Leaves. ArriyBE.
q all train, daily iI...-- Il ~ am. 3 30 pm
Express train, daily, - 10 pm. u al a. m
s0merville train, daily, *
cept sundays, at-----.---.-.-5 20 pm. 3 - SID
Jackson, Tenn, accOmmO-
cation Tex. Sunday $780,. % pm. II Is am
Nail train will not stop al Flag Stations be-
tween Grand Junction ana Memphis.
g. Trains connect at Grand junction for al
points and al Decatur closely for hOnfgom-
cry aud points south. Close connection foT
n kshviile by both trains. Close connections
=. Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points.
No change OF cars between Memphis and
A-lgJol and Memphis and Montgomery.
rne new and magnificent sleeping-caT-lne
vii have one of their new sleepeB leave
Memphis DAILY on Express train 81 300 p ma
Tor Lynch0urR, washington and Baltimore
Without change. Only ONE CHANCE 20 New
York and Philadelphia
Time ~ minutes faster than city time,
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W. ]. ROSS, GENT SupI.
TOM 3. DUNN, Ticket Agent.