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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

No. $780, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
ty, TenneSsee.-E. j. Means, Mary Fl. Shelby
ct al, VS.. W. NJ. James ct al,
D4 virtue OF an 1nLerlOcutOry decree for
D sale, entered in the above cause on the
llth day of April 1876, will sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Build.
Ing Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August J2, 1870,
within legal hours, the following desert bed
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: Beginning at stake on the north line of
John HoOm's 20O-acre tract, or occupant, five
chains and 81 links west OF John HoOm s
southeast corner on a hickory marked j. 3. Oh
James Freeman's line; thence south chains
to q stake in the spring branch; thence west
chains and 81 links to q stake; thence south
S chains and % links TO a stake on Geo. W.
Oldhsm's north line; thence west with his
own line, passing his north west corner 2S
chains and 50 links TO a stake links south of
q sweetgum marked d" B. =, g." on Joseph
Gallaham's line; thence north with said line
passing his 10 chains and 80 links TO q stake
81 links north of q poplar marked b. q. s.;
thence east chains to a stake from which s
&c W IA links a sweetgum marked b. ). q. on
John HOoms line; thence south with said
from a hickory marked j. g., said HOom 8
corner; thence east with his line &c chains
end As links to the begtnntng-containlng
40 5000 acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed of trust
herein. This July 8, 1876
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, Deputy G. and NJ.
D. p. LyleS, Attorney. tyS
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Congress don't know when it will Rd
! journ.
Blaine is said to lie sbed most OF his
time, but is reported much better in
health.
Owing to business depression, mill pro-
! prietoIs in S Scotland will cut down wages
ten per cent,
The BslEnsp impeachment trial will
occupy the attention Of congress for the
next ten days.
| The loss experienced in the State Of
lows, by the recent floods, amounts 10
| one million dollars.
The sixteenth annual session of the
| National educational association mat in
Baltimore yesterday.
The propeller st. c air burned on Lake
! Michigan Sunday morning. Twenty
seven lives were lost
A number OF people were Frustrated
by suDstroke in Washington Sunday,
from which sX deaths resulted.
The circular building on the battery
in New York, known as Castle Garden,
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
New York, Philadelphia and Wssh-
ington complained of unusual hot
weather Sunday and yesterday. -
Forty bodies Of the victims OF the
ROckdale, Iowa, disaster have been re-
covered, leaving bat one missing.
The steamers China, from Boston;
Scotia, from Philadelphia; and Sardin-
ian, from Montreal, arrived at London
yesterday.
Forty. two persons were killed aad
forty.seven seriously injured by fire.
damp in collieIy, in Germany, recent
Iy.
Thirty Elk cases Of sunstroke were re-
ported in New York city up to three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, majority
Of which proved fatal.
A. Nebraska City, Sunday, a party of
masked men overpowered the jailer, and
sssassinated Hank Dodge, a prisoner
sentenced to be hanged on the twenty
first.
Fifteen deaths from sunstroke were re-
ported in Philadelphia yesterday, and
several occurred which were not re-
ported. Three wagons were running sIl
day, removing victims to the hospital.
The remains of the late Representa-
tive Parsons arrived and were inferred
at Louisville yesterday. The funeral
sermon was preached by Bishop Cavan-
sUgh, Of the Methodist church. The
Knights Templar, Masons, and a great
number OF citizens attended the Obse-
quies.
The first bale of Texas cotton, this |
years growth, arrived at Galveston Sun |
day. Il was raised by Mrs. 81. House |
man, of Meyersville, DsWitt county,
and weighed four hundred and twenty |
pounds, elas9ed low middling, sold for |
twenty-six cents, and was shipped to |
NaW York
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PEACH CREEK AVENGED
M'EIFOy Hanged by the Mob in Con
zaIes COUHty-Last letter to His
sIOther-A Qualified Con-
fessiOn.
Galveston News 7


GONZALES, July Sit is over, and
the feeling Of relief is general. Nile.
roy was hanged this morning at eight
O'Clock, near Belmont, in this county.
He acknowledged having taken the girl
from Flstonis, and was present when
she was murdered, but he denied having
anything further 10 do with the affair. A
letter to his mother, which heard read,
tells her he was under the tree on which
he would be hanged. He said the only
regret ne had of dying was leaving her,
and he warned his young brother TO
keep away from bad men. No resist
ance was made in Seguin. He was given
up under protest by the sheriff, as the
crowd told the sheriff they had come
for him, and would never leave without
him. Sharp, who killed Cone, was
brought from Karnes county yeatesdsy,
and taken to the Galveston Jail to-day
for safe-keeping, the Karnes county jail
being insecure.
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s.SWEET SIXTEEN"
Romance in Real Life-A SchOOl-ROy
Marries a SCHOOLGIRL, and ''TwO
Hearts Now Beat as One

The announcement OF the marriage Of
Master Robert Looney and Miss Mamie
L. Williams has excited not little
comment Gtl1 ana surprise, because OF me me
groom being nineteen and the bride six
teen years Of age. So far as we have
heard, the following are the facts in the
case. Master Looney, who is q son OF
Colonel Robert Loopey, had long known
Miss Williams, and admired her with
the instinct of youthful affection. They
have been regarded as sweetheart3 some
time, but, rs Master LoOney wss to have
left Sunday for Lebanon 10 attend
school, be became anxious to possess
Miss Mamie as a wife, fearing that her
beauty and graceful accomplishments
might attract q more fortunate rival.
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IN the house, yesterday, a resolution
was adopted calling for information in
regard to the objects of the military ex-
petition Of Generals Terry, Crook and
Gibbon against the northwestern Indt-
ans. La connection with the resolution
was submitted the following statement,
showing the distribution Of United
States troops: There are at present in
the army %, 100 troops, located as fol-
lows: 42l6 belonging TO detaehments ct
West Point, 1886 located in the Terrific.
ries, 37i6 in Texas, 1884 in the other
southern States, while in The field oper-
ating against the Indians, there are IN
der General Terry only 1923, and under
General Crook only 1890, making in all
29l3. The remaining 1000 are located
in the northern cities and forts.
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ORGANIZEI

JIHE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
1 voter OF Shelby cOanty are requested to
organize Tilden and Hendricks Clubs in their
respective Wards and Districts throughout
the county.
It is recommended that meetings be held for
this purpose at tue usual places in the various
Wards Oh WEDN ESDAE EVENING July
18Th, at o'clock, and in the Districts on SAT-
UgDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at O'Clock,
The Clubs will please report their organlza-
ton to the Executive Board
BY order OF the Executive Board.
IRVING HALSEH, President.
Ell KARR Secretary jy9
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WE publish in another column the
full text Of Governor Hsycs's letter of
acceptance Of the nomination for Presi-
dent by the Republican convention at
Cincinnati. IL will be carefully read by
every thoughtful man, and ought to be
read by every voter In the country. 1t
will be seen that the governor shoots far
beyond the platform OF his party, in
some things, and that he rebukes Grant
by che assumption Of positive position
on ih<fi0l service and the "one-term"
principle. That he is for hard
money is well known to all who
followed the last gubernstorisl race in
Ohio, and on the public school question
he takes ground that leaves no doubt OF
his Ieanings toward the spirit Of antsg-
onism to the Catholic church as g
church, which has so frequently found
expression in the leading Republican
papers. What he says in reference to
the south is indefinite. II is not cam
did or honest language, such as is cslcu-
lated to swsk en- hope In the minds Of the
thinking portion OF our people. 1t means,
il we interpret it according to the prece-
dents established by the Republicans,
fresh attacks upon home rule and the
liberty OF the citizen; it means, in q
word, the exercise of the power Of the
government, under convenient pre-
t,xf for the advancement of thu inter.
ests of the Republican party. 1t is an
adroitly written letter, full of fair prom
Use, underneath which there runs the
deep current of Radical bad faith.
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BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-State OF Ten
nessee, Shelby cOunty-M. +. Ball VS.. Joseph
Frost.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 Of the Code OF Ten
nessee, and returned levied by attachment
on the property of defendant, who is Justly
indebted to plaintiff in the sum Of sl4, due By
account and unpaid. Grounds OF attach
ment: That the said defendant Is about 10 re-
move, or has removed himself or property
from the State. or has removed 9r IS removing
himself out OF the county privately, or con-
cealing himself so that the ordinary ProeeS7
OF Law cannot be served upon him, or mas an
seconded, or Is abscondtng or conceallng MIN
self or property, or has fraudulently disposed
Of, or is about fraudulently 10 dispose OF his
property:
1t is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, j. P, at my ONCE, in the city
of Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th day OF August,
1876, at 10 o'clock an, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte, and that a copy of this order be pub
IIshed once week, for four consecutive
weeks, IN the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
eth day of July, 1876.
jy7 sat JAMES HALL, J. Z.
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Attachments Notice,
BEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. Estate of Ten
nessee, Shelby cOunty-Edward Mcdonnell

BEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. Estate of Ten
nessee, Shelby county-Edward Mcdonnell
VS.. Clark Manley.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 of the Code of
Tennessee, and returned levied by garnish-
ment on John Hood, who answers that he
owes the defendant the sum of thirty-five dol
lars; and that said defendant in justly iu-
debted to plaintiff in the sum of $47 IS, due by
account, due and unpaid, and That the defend
ant is q nonresident OF the State of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, j. p, at my office, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th day of August
1875, at 10 o'clock am, and defend said at
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex.
parte; and that a copy of this order be pub
hshed once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis DAILY Appeal. This
18th day of July, 1876.
Jus sal JAMES HALL. ], p,
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A COUNTY CONVENTION held st Clarks-
vile, in this Safe, yesterday, adopted
resolutions indorsing Tilden and Hen
ricks and the st. Louis platform; also,
declaring fer reform in State sffsirs,
prompt payment Of interest on the State
debt, the validity of which should be
Smith was nominated fer the State
legislature. A grand ratification meet
ing took place at night, a long procession
taking part, bearing torches, trsnspa-
rencies, etc. Speeches were made by
Colonel Il. II. Mari, Of New Orleans,
and several local speakers, and the
meeting closed amid fireworks and the
discs Rrge Of cannon.
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COMPLIMENTARY.
Resolutions by the Jurors of Ihe Grim
inaI Court Endorsing Judge John
d. Adams.

At meeting Of the jurors OF tie
criminal court, May term, 1876, held
yesterday, Colonel o. F. Armstrong was
appointed chairman, and J. H. West
secretary. A committee Of five Jurors,
to-wit: u sch Riggs, IT,, J. f. Mckinney,
S. B. Hunt, r B. Sheppard and Joseph
Specht, was appointed to draft suitable
resolutions expressive Of the high regard
and esteem we entertain for Hon. John
d. Adams, present judge of the criminal
court of Shelby county, Tennessee.
After few minutes recess the commit
tee presented the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted by
the meeting:
WHEREAS, The May term Of the
criminal court Is now at an end; and
WHEREAS, John ID. Adams, judge, is
now about to retire from the bench /;
therefore, be it
ResOlUed, That we, the jury, as an eX-
preston of cur sincere feelings, have
always met with the kindest treatment
and utmost respect from the court,
which has entered deeply into our hearts.
Resolved, That we heartily regret the
dissolution OF the pleasant ties that have
hitherto bound US together, and the
pleasant associations we have formed.
ReSOtUed, That in retiring from the
bench, We are deeply sensible Of the loes
to the country Of an able and upright
Judge, and Of the society and associa-
ton of an intellectual and cultivated
gentleman.
Resolved, That whatever changes
time may pTOtuce, the hearts OF the jury
will ever beat warmly toward him, and
our highest and deepest respect will ever
be his, whether he follows the quiet pur-
suits of private life or is hereafter called
to fill the highest places Of public trust
and confidence. 1t is with feelings OF
sadness and sincere regret we bid him
adieu.
Resolved, That we present these reso-
lutions in body to his honor, and that
a copy be handed to him by the chair
man and secretary.
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We publish on the second psge Of this
Of the APPEAL, the crop reports Of the
New Orleans and Memphis cotton ex-
changes for the term ending in June.
They are full OF instruction and full OF
hope. With few more showers, such
IS we had on Sunday, we are safe in this
region particularly, for good crops. Let
us oe thankful for 50 generous an out
look, and reHember the farmers who
have Iaborsi to make it what it is.
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That the city is in a bad condition,
financially, cannot be denied; bat it GER
tainly is not go poor as to be unable to
place two gss-lsmps, at least, on either
side OF the fountain in Court square.
the cost of them would be tTifiing COM
pared with the comfort and convenience
10 our citizsns. We hope the council
will reconsider this question and order
the lamps. Without them the fountain
ais lost" at night TO hundreds who would
otherwise enjoy it.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CH. SIG. OFTICKR l
mAsaINGTob, July II, am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio UaLleu,
Gear or fair a0oatheT and high teDpera-
t'fTe in the toesteT1a portions, and high
temperature NTH thunder storms in The
eastern portions, light toilds from cast
and south and slight changes in 6aro'a-
CtcT,
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TIE senate transacted but little busi.
ness yesterday, Icing occupied the en-
tire day VITA the Belknsp impesch-
ment. Whitelsw Reid, managing cd
itor OF the New York Tribune, wss ex.
smined in regard to published COM
plants against post-traders.
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VOCAL and PIANO

"A ISIS SUE A. COOPER WILL CONTINUE
VI TO give Lessons in Vocal Music and Mu-
sic on the Piano during the summer months,
at her resid ence, No. 10 Goslee street, VIII at
tend pupils their residence, II desired.
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ALVEY debate occurred in the house
yesterday over the diplomatic and con-
sllsr appropriation bill, during which
Foster and Singleton disputed with each
other until called to order.
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DIED.

HUBER-In this city, at 0I5 last night,
JOHN JACOB, infant son of j. J. and JOS phine
Huber, aged five months and seventeen days.
Funeral at three o'clock this (FUE5DAY
afternoon, from residence of parents, No. 32I
Jefferson street extended.
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MARRIED.

GOODWIN-THOAIAS- the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. Z. NJ. Richardson.
at o'clock on the evening of the 10th inst,
MI. L. u. GooDWIs and Miss EILA NJ IIEsAs-47,
not n Of this CITY
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LUNCH HOUSE.
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA:

GUNNER LAW LECTURES (uine weekly
. begin 18th July, 1876, and end 18th Septein-
Der. Have proved OF signal use-Ist, 10 stu
dents who design 70 pursue their studies at
this or other LaW-schoOl; I'd 10 those who pro-
pose TO read privately; and Sd, to practitioners
who have not had the advantage OF systes
matte instruction. For circular apply Up. D.
University Of Val to JOHN B. MINOR,
jus 2tw Prof. Com, and Stat, Law.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE HERNANEO ms. Col
MEMPHIS, July 10, 1876. (
TYlHE Stockholders of this Company are
i hereby notified that the Board of Direct
Ors have this day declared a "Cash Dividend"
of ten Q0) per cent, out of the net earnings OF
the past six months, payable on demand.
wi i. NJ. NELSON. SncretarY.
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Old Folks Of Shelby County.

TTNHE members will attend the regular
i monthly meeting of the Society this
CrUESDAYl afternoon, July 18th, ats o'clock,
over Bro. Wilhtn5'S store. Annual election Of
officers OF this meeting. Members will meet
promptly. By order of the President.
I pREGCOTF Roc
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MASONIC NOTVCE.

A SPECIAL communication of Kill O
IA winning Lodge, No, "a, will be held w
this CTU ESDAY) evening, July 18th, at S/N\
o'clock, for work in the ii. NJ. degree.
All NJ. NJ. 5 are fraternally invited.
~ order j, ). CARPENTER, w, NJ,
T., T. WHITE Secretary.
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EEAvE returned to the city, and oIIer to fur
III nish FfrsH-clsss StrtnS ausfc to cit.
zens of Memphis at greatly reduced prices.
Orders lett at - jefferson street will Oe
promptly complied with. luz
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Yesterday Cf cotton and gold:
-Nclo York cotton, Illc. AenapGis cot.
ton, loic. Nog FORK gotd, llII. Mem-
TIiiis, g0ld, Ill.
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NOTICES.
Notice Of Opened Bidding.

No. "a, K. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Elizsbeth Ragland ct al.
VS.. Samuella Ragland ct al.
DURSUANT to decree of the Probate Court
L entered in this cause, notice is hereby
given that the biddings on lot of Ragland's
subdi vision of acres have been opened, and
will remain open in my office until Monday
July II, 1876 at u o'clock m, until which time
bids will be received on said property.
Terms o. Sale-One-fo tn cash, balance in
one, two and three years, With interest; pur-
chaser executing notes with two good and suf-
ficient sureties. This June Is, 1876.
JAMES -4EILLY, Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether Scales. sol
for compliments. JuN
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TrUstaA's Sale

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed made to me by
ID John and Ellen Shea, will, by direction
of the beneficiary, John Morrison, sell at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
TuaKdsy, August 8, 1878,
at u o'clock, on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, in the city of Memphis
the following real estate: Part lot $50, begin
ming % feet west o. Main street, on the south
side of Jackson street; thence west I71% feet
on the south line OF Jackson street. extending
so Ithward, between parallel lines from the
'front.', seventy-fOur and a-quarter feet, with
the Improvements thereon. Redemption
barred. JOHN P. TREZENANT. Trustee.
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Henry Clews, with the firm OF Liver.
more, Clews & Co., began business in
New York yesterday.
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WI. EAT,
John Cr0ce and Brothers

(tASH PAID FOR WHEAT. SACKS FUR
ntshed on application at No. 2I4 Front
street, HAYDEN BhOB
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A CUSTER monument association wss
organized in Washington lsst night.
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tVer OsspseiEt, Dr0psy, TatseF, Tu-
mOFs and %aIs Sheum, worms Cont,
BeuTRIgi las a Dinner PHI, and Purifying
the Blood, are the most cOngeniaI pUrgative
yet perfected. Their effects abundantly show
how much they excel all other Pills. They
are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to
cure. They purge out the foul humOrs of the
blood; they stimulate the sluggish or disor-
dered organ Into action; and they impart
cure not only the every day complaints Of
every body, but formidable and dangerous dis
eases. Most sEilful physicians, most eminent
Gates of cures performed and of great benefits
they have derived from these Pills. They are
the safest and best physlc for children, because
mild az well as efectuaI. Being sugar-cOated,
they are easy 10 take; and being purely vege-
table, They are entirely harmless.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. C. AVER & CO., Love sEazs.,
Practical and Analytical chemists.
Sold by all Dr. E.. % and Dealers in Medicine.
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dissolution COpartnership

IN consequence OF the death OF NJ. r. q
L Terry, the firm OF Hill, Terry Z Altcbs.i
is this day dissolved. The business viii NF
closed and settled by the surviving partner,
as per copartnsrshiP agreement.
!. NJ. HILL
". Il. MITCHELL.
Memphis, Tenn. July /, 1870
So The business Will be continued fr0-l
and after this date unCag tbs name ar
style Of
HILL ~ NH CHEaL.'
l. NJ. HILL.
Iryld y FTTfyEIT
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a BILL passed The house yesterday
removing the political disabilities Of
Manning II. Kimmel, Of Missouri.
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Gins, GINS, GINS.

~ W. PAYNE'S RENOWNED ECLIPSE
We GIN AND HULLEFl, well known and
needs no recommendation, is now made and
sold by b. w. Hickman. Planters wanting
them must give their orders at once TO get
them for the coming season. 6An repairing
ana filing promptly dOse.
b. w. HICK MAN,
jyII 666 Main Street, Memphis.
DIssOlnfiOn COpartnershIp.
THE firm of H. SeeSsel, ST., & Sons is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. AL
bert Seessel retiring. All parties indebted to
the firm are requested to come forward and
settle. The business will be continued under
the style and name of n. Seessel, ST., & Son.
who assume all liabilities and are authorized
to collect and receipt for all debts due the firm.
H. SEESSETl, SR.
A. SEESSEIi,
Memphis, July Z, 1876. h. SEESSEL. JR.
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UTsSNTUTTCNE
DISSOLUTION

TIIHE firm OF Moore, Ba-Sett & Drew Is tn
day dissolved by mutual consent, Hr. q
W Drew retiring. All parties indebted % Oh
rrn1 are requested TO come forward ami ssftl.
The business will be continued under "a
style OF Moore, Bassctt & Co., VI IO assume 81
liabilities, and are sut horned 20 collect and
receipt for all debts due the concern.
&. b. MOORE
q. g. BASSETT.
Memphis, June %, 1876. a. W. DREW
in Withdrawing from the firm OF Moor.
Bassett & Drew, beSpeak for the new hrm
continuance of the patronage of my ITEM
so generously bestowed during my con nectio
with IL, feeling assured that all favOrs SHOW
them VIII be duly appreciated.
ju3O 4. ". DREW