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enough strength to secure the nomina'
ton on the third or fourth ballot.
The names of Washburne and Taft are
now more frequently mentioned as
compromise candidates than formerly
Some ef the BristOW club from New
York are saying that the independents
will be satisfied with Wash hbuEne. Al.
ready there are sTiden5ss OF the nse Of
honey, and the votes of some southern
delegates may prove surprise.
The Ohio delegates held q large and
enthusiastic meeting st their headqusr-
ters st the Grand hotel, this evening,
and resolved to vote constantly for
Hayes.
This evening the New York delega-
ton serensdsd the indiana delegation
at the Grand hotel, and the multitude
assembled in the rotunds were ad-
dressed by Hon. Godlove 8. Orth,
Of Indians, Fred. Douglass; Of " ashing-
ton, Hon. A B. Cornell ard silss p,
butcher, Of New York All the speak
ers pledged their respective States TO
support the nomiree OF the convention,
and all were guarded in their remarks,
and expressed no preferences.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 18th,

by means OF primary election to be held in
the various Wards OF the city and in the Civil
Districts of the county outside OF the city, un
der the supervision and direction OF the sub
comm lttee of each ward and district.
The election Will be by ballot, and the poll
will be opened at 3 pm. in the wards of tine
city, and closed at 7 p M; and in the districts
they will be opened at Il m. and closed at
pm. The respective subcommittee aIC
charged with the supervision of the primary
election iE their particular ward or distr, ct
They are requested TO provide anything neces
sary tor holding the sanfA, To furnish clerks tC
record the names of the voters, and in all re-
specls to conduct the election as one author
lied by law.
1t is recommended by the Boa-d that the
voters in the respective Civil Districts and
Wards, when casting their votes for delegates,
also indicate their choice for magistrates and
cOnstables-Jhe names of the candidates foI
magistrate and constable receiving the high
est vote In each District to be presented TO the
Convention.
The list of subcommittee will remain as
heretofore announced, and no further publ.
cation thereof will be made.
The delegates elected on said 18th day OF
June will meet in convention at the Exposi-
tioa Building, in the city of Memphis, on
Wednesday, June 2lst, at II O'Clock, for the
purpose of nominating the officers before
mentioned. By order OF Executive Board.
IRVING HALSEY, Chairman.
f. j. RARR, Secretary. ju7
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ENERrfiOn.

Ladies who purpose visiting Pbilsdel-
phis during the continuance of tie
Centennial exhibition would 30 well 10
bear IN mind thst, in const qUeuce Of the
immense concourse OF viaIl0rs from all
parts o. TIE world theJs assembled the
prices asked for every thing Will be un.
usually high. Tne eEoTbitsBl eharg Is
for hotel aud ether accommodation can
not, OF course, he helped, but 8 little
forethoUght ia providing sn the toilet
requisites beicrs stGrling. on the
journey vii bo the mesDs Of
saving many dollar, and pre-
venting msny vexstinus incidents which
the Gro oEded s.sts Of tho QqaEer City
must necessarily irA O. on Eii who defer
making their pJrCh ares until they visit
il. We have ma. k ed down our entire
stock, aud 10 each department. are cffer-
ing Inducements 70 purchasers which
cannot lie equaied, not to say sXeelled,
by IN eastern establishment.
. 3. LOwERsTEIE x BROS.
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latter have reference almost entiref+ (,
bone msde manures; no corr Tner5ia
iertilizsFs ere used. 2. IGe report the cot
ton crop N *esy good SJudilion, wei
sstnsaIed: re nom grass and weeds
of report the plant healthy and
sTong, yet much trouble with gTass; II
report crops not ye. worked through;
report CROPS needing rain. 10. IndUlges
ID chronic anticipated evils, pfincipsiiy
ice, early frost In bottom regions, and
e1scts Of f4tuFa BAD weather. y. Re.
pcF,s ! per cent. increase OF og-n Giant.
cd, with 50 per cent. to be planted in
June; 1T report corn crops we'll condi.
toned; 3 small but healthy and clear.
II. Reports 2 Der cent. decrease in
grasses including oats and millet; 81 re.
port these crops bstter conditioned than
last year; II about same; 10 not so good
Is. Our April report indicated II per cent.
less wheat Gown than lest year, this re-
port indicates damage to the crop by
rust, Of % per cent. a The. hog cfob
is reported TO have increased 81 per ocnf.
over last year and re, 3orted to De in good
ccndlhOD; reports indicate light Rp.
psarance Cf the hog cholera.
AGGREGATE FOR NORTH ALABAMA.
l. Estimated increase In acreage of
cotton, per cent 2. No cotton lands
have been oveihowed. O. No damage
by overflow. T. ? report weather in
April less favorable for planting, on ing
to cold, vet weatheFi bit more favor
able IN May than last year; reports
more favorable throughout; 8 less favor
able throughout 3. 9 report cotton
stan6s never bstter; good; not SO
good &c last year; reports stands net
yet up. s. Cotton crop is estimated an
average about days later than last year.
Z. Tnere has been a decrease Of ! per
cent. In number OF lsborers, who ara re-
ported to be working on parity with last
year. 8 s report no com q ereial fertil.
isers used; z report about same. 9. 5re-
port cotton crops in, very good condition T;
2 report crops healthy and strong, but
grassy; report crops not yet worked
tt1ToUsh. 10. Affords no additional in
formation. IL. Reports per cent. de-
crease in corn planted, with per cent.
to be planted in June, Z reports iu good
condition, 8 stands small but healthy.
II. Reports 10 per cent. decrease in
grasses sown, including oats and nillet,
and in average good condition. l3.
fS per cent. damage by rust is indicated.
Il. Ths hog crop is reported 125 per
cent. iD excess of last year, and in good
condition. Very respectfully,
SAM. h. GATES, Chm,
w. W. GUY,
HUGH TORRANCE,
n. BAYLlSSy
H.FURS1 ENH Elm,
j, W. JEFFEnS0N,
j. i. WELLFORD,
Committee on Statistics and Inform alton.
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If the Independents believe that th,
Republicans sTo going to be made 9
mere tail 10 the Independent Kite they
are very mach misteken. The Repub.
licsus know these men too well to be
used by them to accomplish their pur.
poses. So soon as they get offices, even
If they glt them by Republican votss,
they VIII then 60 sgsinst the very men
that elected 'hem, and pretend thas they
are better Democrats thsn any body
else. II they viii divide the Offices with
the Republicans, a. hsy did in 1874,
giving two-thlrds ot.aeR to the Repu5-
bcans, they will sand = bstter chancs
Of success. The Rspublicals are too
shrewi 60 ne handled as simple tools by
the Independents.
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Philadeldhia, June 10: The conflict of
authority bstWeen the United States
Centennial commission and the Ceuten-
nial board of finance, which has existed
for some time past, is approaching a
crisis. Tne dispute at present turns
principally on the point whether the
commission can compel the board Of
finance to pay salaries TO the president
and other officers OF the former body,
and whether the commission has the
power to appoint the necessary police
force, and Tx its compensation.
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Epuhlish this morning the May re.
port of the Memphis cotton exchange,
1t isa paper Of great interest, bsing com.
piled from no less than one hundred and
sixty-six replies from correspondents, II
devolved q most immense amount o.
labor upon s. NJ Gztes, Eq., the chair
man Of the stetigdcal committee, who
has discharged bis ardu,us duties with 9
degree Of ikdl and intelligence that
does honor to his acknowledged ability
The report Is such as allows the commit.
Tee TO regard the future prospect encour-
aging, and it is with pleasure we eethat
q vast sTide has teen made in raising
hogs, while corn has not been neglected.
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For the Sunday Appeal
LIES SUNSET.

At siinset, when the valleys les
Dhep Swallowed from the cro OF Aas'
How fair the lofty mountain seems
Crowned with the lins sering golden beams,
And see! ber royal crown retains
Aurora's lastray as she wanes!
'Fis thus in life ambition dwelis
First in our passions low dells,
BIT as the sun of life declines
We wander through the mountain pines,
Ever ascending; heart aglowi
Until the SUBMITS reached, and To-
We look behind and what is thbref
the valley OF our youth. and where
The shadows Of the dusky past
Are gathered gloomy, fixed and past.
Still in the west the sinking sun
Our eager eyes o rest upon,
Seeking to catch the lsst lone rey
That silently doth fade away,
Whilst the long journey strewn with strif'
Ends in this sunset OF our life.
JUNE s, 1875,
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SAYS Lcndon dispatch; ''Sir Henry
james, Liberal msmber for Tsunton,
hiss given notice In the house OF com.
mons that, on Monday, he will ask
whether Secretary Fish's dispatch Of the
twenty-second OF May, relating TO the
case Of Winsl9yv, Teashsd the foreign
Office on the sixth Of June, snd whsther
there is any objection 60 ley it on the
table OF ths bouse. 1t is certain thst
the government viii not again ask for
Winslow's remand unless it be decide d
TO have the Ehele matter argued before
n full bench, of which there is some
Drahsi siilffx- ~
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REINHARDF & WILSON'S
Patent u rain er.
For orders OF further in formation,
Call at No, SI6 Front Street.

TURUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a Deed Of
Il Trust made to me on the 2Sth of Febru-
a v, 1871, by william and Eiiza beth LunD,
which is OF record n the Registers office OF
Shelby county, in Book 7S page 437; and at
the request of the holder OF the deEt therein
secured (said debt, interest and cost, being due
and unpaidl, viii sell, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at public sale, at the southeast corner
of Court Square, in Memphis, Tennessee, on
TUESDAY, THE 1lTH DAY OF JULY, 1876,
between 10 O'Clock am. and pm, the prop
erty described in said Trust Deed, es follows:
Beginning on west side of Second street 49 feet
inches south OF south side of alley between
and parable with Adams and Jefferson streets;
thence wes5 with the center of the dividing or
partition wall between the lot hereby con-
veyed and the lot conveyed Septem Der 80, 1858,
by JOhnsAI. StrattOn to s. A. Leech l4S feet
inches to the first alley west of and parallel
with Second street; thence south with east
side of said alley "A feet inches, more or less,
to the center of dividing wall between the lot
hereby conveyed and the north boundary Of
lot No. $50: thence east with the center Of said
dividing wall l4S feet inches to Second street;
thence north with the side OF Second
street Il feet inches, more or less to the be-
ginuing-being south "a of lot NO 260, as laid
down on map OF the city and the south tene
ment OF the 4-story iron front block known as
the Jefferson Block. All equity offedem ptiOn
is waived in said Trust Deed and title believed
to be good, but will Llonly as trustee.
julI w. Y. c. HUMES, Trustee
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The investigation Of Speaker Kerr's
case Will not he concluded until the re-
turn Of twO OF the committee, who are
now absent from Washington. Messrs.
Clymer, Blackburn and Dsnford have
already agreed 10 report fully vlndi.
eating Speaker Kerr, and it Is pretty GER
tain the Sbssntees, Mesrs. Robbins and
Bass, VIII concur.
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at ten O'Clock am. OF said day. in front OF my
office, No. l9 Madison street, Mem phis, Tenn,
all the right, Title, estate and interest, leg al
and equitable, which Belonged 70 said bank
rupt at the date OF filing his petition In ba1k
Iuptcy, in and TO TIE following described
naIf "a OF the northeast quarter lLIOf Sec
tiOn twenty eight f2Sl, township thirty eight
1881, north of range fourteen M esst OF third
principal meridian, In the county of Cook,
State of Illinois. o. WOOLDRIDGE,
my20 sat Assignee.
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THE Pennsylvania railroad company
continuss forcing down passengers rates,
and to-day announced these reductions:
- Cincinnati, SIZi Chicago, sl4; In.
'iianspolis, Si3i Louisville, SIC; st.
Louis, SIS. Corresponding reductions
are msde r. al points west.
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A TILDEN club was organized st st.
Louis lsst hight. A very large number
OF gentlemen Of infGeucs and standing
enrolled thsi5 names, and the opinion is
expressed that il VIII grow rapidly in
numerical strength.
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The Monumental Fund,

AS Colonel Andrew J. Kellar, in his
statement published in the Avalanche
last Sunday morning, seeks to create the
impression that he is voluntarily paying
the debts OF other people without legal
compulkion, deem it necessary to pub.
/ lish the fOlloHiDg statement from the
Mettiphis APPEkL of March 20 1871:
The PRESIDENT of the Monumental as
soeiatien requests US to state that the
fund in mis- hands was borrowed in 1855
in good faith by Galloway, Hampton &
Co, who made their note for it payable
thirteen months after date. After its
maturity it was indorsed by Andrew ].
Kellar, at The instance Of the president
and Others. The frm of Galloway,
Hampton d Co. and their successors did
not pay the note. IN 1870 this note was
trans erred by the president to Nassrs.
Fisher q Amis, who, at that tine, made
a coltract for building the mOnum ant.
Before the transfer Of the note, r st the
time, Mr.. Fisher called on A J. KellaI
to know whether he cor sidere0 himself
responsible for the debt. He was assured
that he did and that it would be paid,
The note was thereupon accepted by
Fisher & Amis, and will bs paid by A
]. Kellar to the firm who now hold the
note.-AVdlGache, March 8, 1871.
Colonel Kellar is right in announcing
thst he is Irresponsible for the debp' al
luded to above, aud his determination to
pay it to "the firm who now hold tine
note" His liabilities did not merely
Originate in an indorsement of the note,
but as folloWsi
DISSOLUTION.
The firm of Galloway, Rhea & Clus-
key, proprietoFs of the Avalanche, was
dissolved by consent Of parties ON the
sixteenth day OF January, 1858 The
debts Of said firm will b9 settled by 81.
G. Galloway & Co.
NJ. G. GALLAWAY,
W. Il. kHEA,
NJ. w. els SKEY,
NJ. G. GALLAWaY d co.
The firm OF NJ. G. Gallaway & &c.
was composed of M. G. GallaWsy and
A. J. Kellar, the former owning one
fourth and the latter three fOuTths
When the firm OF n. c. Galloway &
Co. was dissolved, in April last, tee fol-
lowing announcement will show how
Colonel Kellat's responsibility for the
debt was acknowledged:
DISSOLUTION,
The firm of NJ. G. GalIawAy & Co
is dissolved by mutual cor sent. The
business of the firm will bs settled by
Andrew ]. Kellsr, who alone is author
IL d to siga the firm name, and who
will pay tEs debts Of the concern.
NJ. &. GAIL WAY,
ANDREW ]. EGLAR.
April 2H, IS-r.
The above facts appeared in the AP-
PEAL five years ago, and were never
denied.
have full statement OF the lisbili-
ties OF Colonel Ke]lar and myself as CO.
partnerS, made out by H. n. SIiCkuey,
our book keeper, ard one Of the first
items in this statement is the amount
due the monumental fand, and which
item can still be fund on the hooks at
the avalanche Office. Colonel Kellsr has
twice assumed the payment IF the note
by making the publications as above.
AS to the truth of the facts stated by
me above, refer to Major w. II. Rhea
Of this city.
NJ. G. GALA WAY.
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a ST. LorIs dispstch announcing the
Suivs. in that city Of the Kansas and
Colorado delegations, en- route to the
Cincinnati convention, ssys they sIe
solid for Bszioe.
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TIE congregational committee In New
Orleans is st'll unss.thlrg vast deal OF
crooksdnes3 among the government Of
ficials Of ihat city, who have been fat
tening o. the pnbic treasury.
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Attention. knights Of InnisfaiI.

THE members of the Knights o. Innisfai
L are requested TO attend an adjourned
meeting, at their hall, on tomorrow (MON.
DAY. evening. Business or inn oTtance tC
be transacted.
JAMES L. FOX, President.
M CoSTEIIo Recording Secretarv
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Colonel Tom Scott has not offered any
reduction over the Pennsylvsnis rail-
Toat.
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OBITUARY
mrs. Eliza i. sneE


Died, st the residence of her son-in-law, N.
t.ontatue, on Tuesday, the 10th of May, 1876,
Mrs ELIZA j. EAEES, aged seventy years.
Thus passed away in the Tipeness of years,
from numerous kindred TO whom she was en-
deared, and the many friend who appreciated
her worth, the amiable aud excellent subject
of this notice, Gentle and artless as q child 3
was her nature. OF her Indeed may 1t truly
be said, she was" A" an Israel te in whom there
was no guile Her departure fr- m 1heFcenes
of time was through protracted illness OF
montns, borne with the patient trust and
cheertulne,s which ever marked her charac-
ter, and which she so beau.ifu ly illustrated
in the closing hours of life. For many years
she was devoted member of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. She exemplified in her
life the truth and beauty OF toe religion of
Christ, giving by her daily walk and CONVEX
sation an example, without which all reIi-
gions seem as " the sounding brass or ttnkling
cymbal." We shall miss her gentle face, her
pleasant smile, the friendly clasp of the hand
which has greeted us through the long years.
She has sunk into the sbadowy sluInber,
which sooner or later overtakes US all. Fare
well, pure and guileless friend! We, with
your Lowell ones, laid you down 10 rest amid
kindred dust in Elmwoods silent SHADES.
There, far from the busy turmoil OF life, amid
the fresh veIdure of earth aud fragrance of
flowers, where the white shafts poin 20 Z" the
bett er land, +" sweetly sleep!
There is no death the stars go down
To rise upon some fsirer shore
And bright in Heavens jeweled crown
They shine forever rnOre!"
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wEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Wac pEPr., OFFICE CH. SIG OFFrCEE, 4
wssHISGTuF, June n. I AIN.
For Tennessee and The Ohio vdEsv,
so'tthVsst tgilds, t0grmer partly c1osdy
1cedtheT and statiOHGTy DressUTE.
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WEW OELEANS
MaCHINERY DEPOT
acc GFaVIer and II Union sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
has, g. Jo8NsEN, c. B. CHURCHILL
Proprietor. Manager.

C0ESULTIHG EKGIhEERs,
VIII furnish Estimates and Plans, and CON.
tract for the construction and erection of
Sll kinds of Machinery and Iron Work.
Manufacturers of
COTTON PRESSES and COTTON GINS
Manufacturers Agents for
Blake's Steam Pumps,
BaXter's Portable Steam Engines,
Shapley Steam Engines
Strauo's Corn and Wheat Mills,
New York Rubber Company
Belting, Hose and Packing
4 large stock always on hand, which we
will supply 70 the TRADE at manufacturers
prices. Also, Agents for tho
REREsERa EAssz Waf8BS.
A fUill supply o; their Pipes and ROlIer Tubes
in store Dealers in
PIPE FIIIiNSS, BRASS GOODS, MACHIN.
IST8' and ENGIN EERS' SUPPLIES.
Send for illustrated Catalogue and Prfst
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d. T. PORTER.
DAY & p OUTFIT
HILL, FONTAINE & co
A. b. TR CALDWELL.
e. NJ. APPERSON e. co.
wwwsM - WHVFVnn

A the solicitation OF several pstrons of
"A the L nden street Public School, Mrs.
Emma Carroll Tucker proposes To teach a
class In vsItous branches OF study at the
school building, on Linden street, between
the hours of s q m, and IL m. Special atten.
ton given to penmanship Candidat for
positions in the puUlic schools prepared for
examination. Terms reasonable. lull
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HARSEY teiis Il now That he never
said there wa any money in the matter
OF Speaker Kerr secuuUE the appoint-
ment o! Green 10 a captaincy.
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THE bill providing Tor tAs issue OF ten
million dollars in silver cain in ex-
change for legal-tandefs passed the
house yesterday.
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Yesterday cf cotton ana gold: Es1s
York, cotto1, lee; AoBspkis, l0,c. Eet0
York, g5ld oioscd at 1l2s; Memphis,
lII7
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SrEAKER KEEZs's condition was re-
ported better yesterday.

THE Louisville Republicans are en-
thusisslic on the brlghteuing OF Bris-
tow's prospects before the Cincinnati
convention.
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MARRIED.

KLAw--KATzENBERG Tuesday
evening, June 6. 1875, by Rev. DR.. LnienthaI
Mr.. J. W. KLAW ana Miss AMELIA KATzES-
punapn, botI OF cincinnati, ONO.
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NOTICE.

THE MEMBERS OF THE ST. PETERS
l. Q. T, A. end Benevolent Society will meet
al their hall TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst
at ~ o'clock.
JOHN ]. DUFFY, President.
Eanrafor1r
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M VflT2 Male or. Female. Send your sd-
UV HUI dress and get netbiBgIhaJ VIII
WANT bring you in hOnorably over S, 50 &
ESnErV monte sure. s1VeDIOrs' UnI0n,
M5E1 ] i73 Green .,., raet, New York,
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DY agreement, will sell to the highest bid
ID der, on June 20, 1876, at my Office. No. 36l
FIR Mt street, the assets of the firm of Watkins
Mitchell d Co., including 1880 acres OF land in
Cross county, Ark. W.P. WATKINS.
Nav %. IS76 fa
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NENTT0ET

DY the request Of the Scotchmen of the city
ID of Memphis, all nattve-bOrn ScOtchmer
are requested 10 meet at the Cochran Hal
on THURSDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock pm
Business Of importance will be brought befOEC
the meeting. JAMES McLNTOSCH,
Jn9 Acting Seci etary.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankruptcy Sale
Saturday, June 1876,

In the matter OF A. B. Newkirk, Bankrupt.
A 8 the duly appointed assignee of said
% benkrupt's estate, I will sell. on
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WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 2Ist.

at II O'Clock, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following offices:
Sheriff.
County Trustee.
Judge of Criminal Court.
AttOrney-9enCTalo of Bartlett Circuit Court.
The Executive Board recommend the elec-
nf
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COUNTY
Democratic Conservative
CONVENTION.

TTIHE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE Elk.
L ecutive Committee of the Democratic and
Conservative party Of Shelby county call q
Convention OF all those who are willing to co.
operate with it In It's efforts to restore honest,
economical and constitutional government
to the people; TO lessen the burdens of taxa
ton upon them; to inaugurate true reform in
every branch Of civil service: to hold public
officers TO a rigid accountability in the dis
charge of their duties; to secure The i'm partial
@ ecution of the laws, and to distribute fairly
and honestly among all classes the burdens OF
taXatiOn-tO meet in the city OF Memphis on
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DRRSS GOODS |

90 yards Fancy Dress Co DIS, at ) cts. yard
1000 yards Linen Lawns, at l2%c a yard.
300 yards Coi6red Perc Rles. at nc a yard.
5000 yards Fancy Dress Goods, at 20c a yard.
900 yards striped and Pl&i0 GrensutRes az 20C