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DIED.

FARRELL-At l O'Clock pm on the Sd inst
JAMES infant son OF James and Mary Farrell, aged
months and days.
Funeral from the residence, 19 Wright avenue
this TUESDAY, afternoon, at O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
- q, l.. Iiouud! June q, 1910. at ot2 p.H TRAM
CTS ELIZABETH, daughter Of c. ]. and Carrie Rapp,
aged z years and months.
Funeral will take place from residence, No. 80
Fourth street, Chelsea, this (TUE5DAY) afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
REDER-At IL O'Clock last night, SALI.IE GENEVA,
infant daughter of Ii. and NJ. c. Reder aged year
months and ID days.
Funeral from No. 81 Fifth street. Chelsea, this
CTOESDAY) afternoon, at 3 o'clock
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Ieee fnl. ReXinS,a z z.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-The search for the
body of young DevIns, whose grave at North Bend
robbed before that of Hon. j. Scott Harrison,
and which search led to the horrible discovery of
HarTisons body still continues. Hon. Ben Harri-
son, John Harrison and Mr. Devins, brother of the
deceased, accompanied by detectives, again explored
the Ohio medical college building to day. Three
bodies were found In picke-they being preserved
After long search all the grdveclothes which had
been stripped from Mr. Harrison's body, with the
exception of the shirt, were found secreted among
Tafters in the loft of the building. The friends Of
Devins feel confident that his body brought to
Cincinnati and untlIing in their efforts to secure
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Decision Cos corning BusI-
ness Associations.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Ihe much contested
case of Jack Sturges against the board of trade
came up before Judge Rogers last week in the form
of an application by Sturges for a writ of manda-
mus to compel the board 10 reinState him, and the
unusual mode of a jury trial was resorted to. The
jury brought in verdict OF one cent damages
against the defendant. and unless new trial be
granted the witt Will be issued. The verdict was
based chiefly upon the instruction by the court, that,
although The board might discipline or eXpel MEM
bers, yet they could not do until they had COM
piled with their own rules in cases like this and
had given the accused chance to rebuff the alleged
evidence of his guilt.
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A RadL.tof Fellows Takcn in.

SALT LAKE, June ga party of eleven
men from Rawlins Wyoming, captured the train.
robbers and returned to RawlinS They overhauled
them night before last forty, five miles north of
O'Mary station. They offered but little resistance,
their only revolverS, while the pursuers
were armed with long range rifles. Three shots
only we're fired They denied the crime at first, but
by threats and the application of rope one con-
fessed and piloted the party to where the watches
and money were concealed. This one has since
turned States evidence, and says he and one other
came from Cheyenne and the other two from Kan
sas where they lately committed bank robbery.
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How that Collision was Accomplished.

LONDON, June 3-The Times prints dia-
gram giving the first Ineligible explanation of the
iron-cad disaster. 1t shows that the GrOsSer Kur-
fuerst and Koenig Wilhelm were Steaming along on
parallel lines close together. The Wilhelm was on
the left hand, or to seward and slightly ahead of
the two merchantmen, standing across their course
from right to left Both irOn-clads ported their
helms and passed aSteTn the merchantmen. The
order then signaed to 'stdI bJard helm,' which
the Grosser Kurfuerst Obeyed, resumtng her former
course, while the K0enig Wilhelm continued to port
her helm. This brought the vessels directly in con-
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IncendiarY Tramns.

COLUMBUS, O., June 3 -Chaney's extern
sive warehouse, located on the canal at Winchester
in this county, was destroyed by fire this morning
together with OutDuildings containing twenty-five
thousand bushels of corn and ten thousand bushels
of oats. Loss about twenty thousand dollars; insur
ance, ten thousand. Several stores and buildings
also slightly damaged. The fire is rupposed to
have been caused by tramps Four men are now
under arrest But for the vigilance OF the officials of
the Hooking Valley railroad in transporting the Co
lumbus fire department to Winchester. the fire would
have been greater.
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The Ceremonies ct the Cemetery

Inc ceremonies SI Tie cemetery
will begin at pm, and will be as follows:
Music.
Prayer by Rev. d. C. Kelly, of Nashville.
Ode by the CHER.
Report of the Monumental Committee, by L. B.
MFarland, Chairman.
Reception Ct the Monument by the President of the
ton, W. A. Goodman.
Music.
Ode by th5 Choir.
Grafton by General W. Y. C. Humes
Music.
Ode by the Choir;
Monumental committee.
L. B; MFarand. W. F. Taylor, G. W. Gordon. W.
Committee Of arrangements.
G. Rambaut, ]. Harvey Matbes, T. NJ. S. Rhett,
W. A. Collier, Will o. Woodson.
Committee on transportation.
Barney Hughes, Chairman; John T. Flynn. III.
Burke, r. V. Vredenburgh, AID Storm.
Committee on Grounds.
j: S. Hatcher, Chairman; Chris d. Steinkuhl,
Beasley. A. B. VaccaIo. Colonel NJ. Mageyney, it,,
Captain R. j. Black, N. B. Johnston.
Committee ON Music.
Captain Thos n Johnston, Chairman; s. r. Gam
Captain VIM. N. Forrest.
Committee OF Reception.
General Gideon j; Pillow. Chairman; General A.
]. Vaughan. General Cotton Greene, Colonel Josiah
Patterson, Judge Helskell, Judge Morgan. Captain
Joseph Lenow, Judge Sneed, Major W. II. Rhea,
Captain James A. Anderson, d. Z. Myers.
Floral Committee.
Mrs. ]. Y. Cummings, Mrs D. T. Porter. Mrs. W.
+. Taylor Mrs. NJ. Sledge, Mrs. w. A. Goodman.
Mrs. K. c. brinkley, Mrs John H. Lenow, MIS-. E.
NJ AppeTsOD, Mrs NJ. c. Galloway, Mrs c. W.
Goyer, Mrs. B. Babb Mrs. 7. ]. Latham, Mrs. C. d.
Steinkuhl, Mrs. John W. Dawson, Mrs. R. A. Plnson,
Mrs. T. H. HaItmuS, Mrs S. NJ. Anderson. Mrs J.
Harvey Mathes, Mrs n. B. Forrest Mrs. L. B. MFar-
land; Misses Emile Phillips, Matte MKay, MOllie
Estes Lizzie MCOmb. Florence Bugg Susie Ram
baut, Laura Clapp, Katie Murphy, Emma Etheridge.
Marion Semmes, Lulu Joy, diary Wormeley, Kate
Adams, Miss POston, s.rs. Flora Turley.
Committee On Order.
j. B. POston Chairman; Major T. H. Hartmus, "
Falls, COlOnsl ]. Ii EdmOndsoD, +. III. Nelson,
Major W. d. Beard John T. Hillsman, James
Cleary, Colonel George r. Phelan, Captain James
Gennette, Captain E. A Cole, Captain Thomas TObin,
Colonel Jesse A. Forrest.
Committee on Invitation.
W. A. Goodman, ]. p. Trezevant W. II. Rhea,
Minor Meriwether, Luke E. Wright, W. r. Stewart
NJ. c. Galloway, A. j. Kellar, Thos. B. Turley, L. w.
Finlay.
Committee on Ways and Means.
II. N. Nicely, A. ID. Gwynne, Jerome Hill, JAS W.
Burton DR. s. r. Clarke, j. j. Murohy, c. P. Hunt.
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Incrense the AGner,ising Rates.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-A communication
from TIE secretary Of the interior was laid before
the ne to-day recommending that the revised
81 ies be amended so as to allow the executive de-
T It:neut TO pay ordinary advertising rates for the
publication of all Official advertisements The rate
prescribed by existing laws namely forty cents per
hundred words Is. IN the opinion OF the secretary
insufficient TO secure first class circulation.
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A Venezuelan Editor GETS his yyorl. T.,

NEW YORK June "a letter from Caracas
SAYS that Jose Mgudl BaTcellon, president of the
house Of representatives, OF Venezuela, was shot
dead by Edward Scanl0n, editor OF the Tribune
liberal. A dispute arose between the two men fl
consequence Of political differences Shortly after
the dispute Barcelon met ScanlOn in the street and
fired at him several times without effect. Having
emptied HIS own revolver. he borrowed that of his
friend, General Juan De Marta Gusman, and fired
again. Scanlon then tired two shots, both of which
took effect, and Barcellon died that evening
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OBsFRVA ATOMS YEEsTROAY.
WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE 4. = ARMY,
MnNnAy. Lm-e 3. IA-A- 10 o.. ID m
ANOTHER ATTEMPT

To Assassinate the Emperor William, Of
Germany-This Time his Person is
Perforated with Small Bullets
A Crazy Doctor Arrested
Charged with the
Great CTime.
Another Crack-BrSiaed Fool has Come
to Grief-The EmperOr's Wound Not
Considered DaBgerOIs-What
the WOuld-be Assassin
has TO Say for
Himself.
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Montreal. June 2: Prominent Orangemen
lave decided that if the civic authorities will
guarantee TO protect the Montreal Orangemen
In procession on the twelfth instant, they
will urge the Grand lodge to advise western
0rangemen to remain at home. If guar
antee Is not given they will adopt measures to
have the procession protected
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seventy Five Soldiers Buried with
Imposing Military Display.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, June 3.-The re-
mains of seyenty-ve SOLDIERS arrived here to day
from Fort Harker and were inferred during the at
ternoon in the National cemetery with military hon
OrS. The bodies were taken from the depot in
army wagons draped In flags and accompanied By
company OF the Twenty-third infantry and the
regimental hand. The procession very i'm
posing one. being entirely simple and unpretendng.
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MOre Mexican observation-disclosures
EenIa RecEuitilsS In Texas.

GALVESTON, June "a special to the
Nelrs from san Antonio, says that an official dis
patch from Fort Parke reports seventy-fve head of
cattle driven across the Rio GTande into Mexico.
company OF cavalry Is in pursuit.
1t is reported that recruiting for the revolutionary
cause is carried on regularly at San Antonio.
numerous party left there yesterday to reinforce Es
cObedO,
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CopartnerShip.

rINHE undersigned have this day formed copar
nership under the firm name and style OF Guy,
billiard Coffin. and will transact Cotton Facorage
and Wholesale Grocery Business at the old stand OF
Guy, Mcclellan d Co, 260 and 262 Front street, ara
solicit that liberal share OF business for which their
thanks are due TO former patrons.
lSignedl W. W. GUY.
JNO W. DlLLARD.
z. L. COFFIN,
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The oregon EIec1ians Undeeideh.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ga Portland dis
patch says: THE election passed of quietly and
very large vote pOlled but returns from the city
and the interior are coming In slowly. Owing to the
number of tickets IN the field ana the amount of
scratching and trading, II IS impossible at present
make any estimates to the result. II is expect
ed that to morrow some estimate be arrived at"
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Dissolution.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June |, 1873.
TINHE firm of Guy MCl Ian y Co. is this day dis
solved. W. W. Guy will have charge Of the as
sets and wind up the business, ana Is authorized to
sign the firm name in liquidation. All balances due
BY us will placed TO the credit of the parties
the books OF the new firm, "a set forth below, and
are subject 10 sight draft. ". ". GUY.
!. II. MCCLELLAN.
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Harrisburg. Pa, June 2: The statement
that Mr. II. 5. George. 5. +. George and w.
I, George. representing TIE Southern agri-
cultural and emigration company. had been
arrested here foe fraudulently issuing ezcpr-
SON tickets to Kansas. was incorrectly stated.
The tickets sold by them were genuine. but
they were arrested for selling them contrary
10 law.
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NorptNG en- be more picturesque than
street.-The IA a great city. Brilliant shop
Window. throngs OF pedestrians, and ele-
CANT -dsessed ladies make up panorama
brilliant in the extreme. Bot If taste be
wanting in the Dress Of Somen. one very at
tractlge feature is wanting. q ladies may
be sure OF an infallible guide ia that excel,
lent observation-disclosures B0zdr-puoiist,en
al C;ncipnsti. nc thS low price q one dollar
a year. II keeps abreast with all the fashion
news, and supplies the most exact and ex-
haustive material. illustrated with plates.
This feature Of value is supplemented by the
generally racv contents
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Marine fnfeIIIgencc.

SAN FRAScIsCo. June 3.-Arrived-Ship
Young America, New York.
LIVERPOOL, June -Moravian,
Baltimore; Lord Give, Philadelphia.
LONDON. June 3.-Steamships Palestine,
from Boston: Adriatlc, Columbia and Farra-
dy. from New York. and Netherland. from
PHILADELPHIA, have arrived out.
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Dissolution.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June I, 1878
TINE firm of billiard d Coffin Is this day dissolved
i Either party Is authorized TO sign the firm name
in liquidation. All balances due by will be placed
to the credit of the parties the books our new
association, below set forth. and are subject to
sight draft. JNO. W. BILLIARD.
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DECORATION
OF THE GRAVES OF THE
Confederate Dead
AND UNWILLING OF TIE
CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT
ELMWOOD CEMETERY.
Wednesday, June. 9Th.

The Procession, which will be composed of En-
Confederate soldiers, mounted and diSmOunied,
coited by the military companies and other organi-
cations of this city. will be formed under the Girec
ton Of the Marshal Second street. east OF Court
Square, with the head of the column resting on
North Court street, at 2:0 pm, and VIII move pre-
cisely at 3 pm, follows: Up Union to Main,
up Main to Adams, out Adams to thu Memphis and
Charleston railroad depot, where the Infantry will
take the cars for the cemetery. The Mounted men
and Artillery will proceed by the road.
COLONEL W. r. TAYLOR Will act as Chief Mar
sha and Is charged with the direction of the march
He will appoint his Assistant Marshals.
All Ex-Confederates who appear mounted will re-
port to COLONEL W. L. DUFF, on North Court street,
at 2 pm
The dismounted mer Will report TO GENERAL. q.
W. GORDON, on South Court street, at the same
hour.
All cOlored men who were attached to the Con-
federate army IN any capacity invited to join in
the procession, and will report to WADE HAMP-
TON, colored, South Court street. al pm.
All organized companies ana bodies will report on
arrival to the Marshal, who Will assign them their
proper positions.
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CLOaING RArHa

Yesterday Of cotton aud gold: liverpool cot
ton. I'D. Memphis cotton, f'e Nero
Orleans cotton. II lie. Ner York cotton, II
Sc Nelc York GOLD. 100 81.
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A STRANGE PHENOMENA
Observed During the Destruction, by
the Storm. of Richmond, Missouri,
Saturday Evening-AdditiOnal
Details OF the Disaster
An Illinois Town
Visited.

ST: LOUIS, June 2.-The Times has addi-
tional specials from Richmond, Missouri,
which say the cyclone of yesterday was the
color of steam, and at times the funnel
shaped, whirling cloud would break or open
In places and emit what appeared like a
black snake. then gather together again and
with increased force continue on its march of
destruction. 1t first approached slowly, not
faster probably than man could walk, then
move dfaster, leveling everything in its path
way to the ground, producing almost COM
plete devastation. The sound 1t produced
was internal, resembling the roar Of great
cataract. Debris of the city has been found
fourteen miles away. A perfect panic-pre-
vailed for time, but order and comparative
calm was restored for a while, and the killed
and wounded provided for. The unframed
houses of the citizens were thrown open at
once for the reception of the homeless suffer-
ers and every attention possible given to
them. Amidst the walls of the women and
children and the groaps of the dying strong
men shed tears to witness the general de-
structioI and tie death and manning of rela-
tyes and friends.
The mayor Of the city has called for aid
for those whose homes and property have
been destroyed, and kilograms have already
been received rendering assistance. The
funeral of several of the victims took place
this afternoon, and the Masons Of Lexington
remains of Captain VIM. Jacobs, whose body
was found this morning buried in the ruins.
Judge Donaldson, who was reported wounded
last night, Is dead, making so far fifteen
deaths. The death Of several others is
plomentarily expected. At least forty per-
sons are seriously or mortally wounded.
Many strangers are here rendering all the as
sistance possible. Advices from the country
in the track of the storm northward state
that the growing crops are badly injured.
Trees were Frustrated, stock killed, bridges
blown down, but no houses are reported
destroyed or lives lost.
SHARP BLOW AT QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
QUINCY, June "A severe wind-storm
visited this city this morning, doing consid-
cradle damage. Trees were blown down,
fences leveled to the ground and number of
business houses were unroofed. The ferry
boat was torn loose from It's mooring and car
ried about two miles below the city. No one
was hurt.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
road has countermanded its order directing
trains to run through this city to Hannibal,
instead of stopping here.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, June 3 -River falling, with
2 feet inches in the canal. Weather clear
and warm. Departed: James D. Parker,
Cincinnati
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*. and l.. of H.

rTNEUTONIA LODGE, No. 25, meets this rTUES-
L DAH evening. June 18th, at o'clock Report
or the Picnic Committee. Nomination of officers
Members will please settle their ticket accounts
PHIL. MAURER, Protector
MAX Hermann, Secretary.
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OAK LUMBER

MERCER Motley, of withe Depot Tenn, will
lI furnish best White Oak Lumber. in
any size wanted, at LOW FIGURES. They Will de-
liver 1t at Memphis and Louisville Depot. Parties
wishing to purchase will please call on
]. ]. BUSBY & CO. 2T6 Front st
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VAR DEf,r.. OFFICE ca SIG. OrsIcE
WAsHNGTuS. June !, I an.
For Tennessee and the Ohio raliey, ris-
ing barometer, cooler icest 70 north tciHds, and
rery generally clear or purity cloudy ,ce1the,-,
prscedsd ia the frst district by occasional
rains
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Dorsey Presents the Johnston Southern
Pacific Railway Bill for Considera-
tiOn in the Senate-A Number OF
Amendments to the Postal
Bill Worked OFF.
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Seventh w ard Democratic and Couser.
Vative Meeting.

A the request Of many members of the Seventh
Il ward Democratic and Conservative Club, a
meeting of said club is called for THURSDAY
NIGHT, June 9TH, at 8 O'clock at the new store
house corner Linden and Orleans Streets to consider
such matters as may be then brought before it.
L.. b. MCFARI1Nn praeidant
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RACE NEWS.
The French Derby.

LONDON, June 3. - Insulaire won the
French derby, yesterday, easily-coming In three
plant sir Joseph the favorte for the EPSON der
by. For the latter event odds Of three to were
offered. and four TO one was wanted against him at
Chanlay yesterday.
At Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-The track was in
good condition, the weather cloudy and warm, and
The attendance fair.
First Rdce.-CluO purse OF $500; mile cash all
ages; all started Vlrgilian. first; Short Line, sec
Ond; Peschwood. third. Time-l :44l2.
Second Rdce.-Burnet house stakes, for three-year-
Olds, nile heats twenty four nominations and seven
starters Harper ], 4, 2; Warheld, ?, 1, John r.
swinney, 3. z, ruled out; Belle Palmer. o. g. ruled
out; Earl OF Beaconsneld f. B. ruled out; Chpres, 8,
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German Mutual Benevolent society.
PURSUANT to a resolution passed by the German
L Mutual Benevolent Society. all members OF this
society are requested to meet at their hall WEDNES
DAY June 9TH, at o'clock for the purpose OF TAX
ing part in the procession to unve the
Monument. +. NAGOSkl, secretary.
Memnhis Tenn Luna 2 1873.
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THE YANKroNs AND BEULEs.

CHICAGO. June 3.-News was received here to-
day that seventy-hve Yankton agency Indians have
gone north to the vicinity OF the 8rlle agency where
theT have been creating some trouble among the
Bres, and fears are entertained that force Will be
naaded IN inlet them
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EMPLOYMENT.
L want 1000 Agents to Canvass for
THE COMPLETE HERBALIST,

will give such terms and furnish such advertising
facilities that man need make less than $500 per
month and all expenses, no matter whether he ever
before OF not. Address DIR. o. PHELPS
BROWN, 81 Grand street. Jersey City. N. j., and
full naYticllafR will be sent by rAtIlrn mail.
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FAST FREIGHT TRAINS

Commencing June =, 1873.
FTNHE Louisville and Nashville; Louisville, Cincin-
i natl and Lexington; jefferson, Madison and
Indianapolis Railroad Companies, will run a Fast
Freight Train. leaving Memphis at O'Clock p. m.
Its schedule time to Cincinnati will be 80 hours to
Indianapolis 81 hours; to Louisville % hours and
% minutes connecting with fast freight trains to
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Pittsbug, and other
large cities. This train will be for one month,
and longer If business will justify; and, ft success
full this season. will be run regularly, starting about
the first of May each year.
JOS. MONTGOMERY, Sup't Memphis Line.
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at / o'clock for the purpose OF nominating candi
dates for TIE following offices:
Judge of the Chancery Court
Judge OF the circuit Court.
Judge of the Criminal Court.
Judge of the Probate and Circuit Court (BaItlettl.
Attorney General of Criminal Court
AttOrney-General of Bartlett Court.
Sheriff of Shelby COUNTY.
Trustee of Shelby County.
Register OF Shelby County.
Clerk of County Court
Clerk OF Criminal Court
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Clerk of Circuit Court CBartletN.
As preliminary to the assembling of said COnyer-
ton tho Executive Board, confoi ming 10 the usage
OF the party In that respect recommend and request
that a Primary Election be held In the Eighteen
Civil Districts of the county and the Ten Wards OF
the CITY on
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To The Trade!

T AM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail,
Furniture and Mattresses
lower than before sold in the city Ordersfrom
country dealers especially solicited.
WIN. Z. THIXTON DRIVING BLOCK,
No. 256 Second street.
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POLITICAL.
TO TIRE
CITIZENS OF SHELBY COUNTY.

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD. )
DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE PARTY,
MENPUrS Nav II 1879
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THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1878,

7 he Executive Board of the Executive Committee
Of the Democratic and Conservative party OF Shelby
county, hereby call Convention, TO meet IN the city
of Memphis, at the Exposition Building, on
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BBRLIN, June 3.-While the emperor was
taking drive to day, some shots, apparently
proceeding from house in tue avenue Inter
den Linden, were fred at him.