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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

The last slave sold in the confeder'
acy was in 1865, near Richmond, u
negro man, who was bought for nine
hundred head of cabbage. Cabbage
was worth dollar head. consequent
ly the negro lhan footed up at nine
hundred dollars.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

The e., St. l.. L. n. o. r. r. will
sell tickets from and to any point on
that line for one train fare, beginning
on the Sd of July and closing with the
4th; tickets good until the night Of
the 5th.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

A Church Committee at Peru, Ind,
is trying to find out whether the Rev.
Thomas Cooper really did say of one
of his elders, He is a hell of a prayist.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

There are eighteen hundred and
ninety-five school districts in the
State of Tennessee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

There are two tobacco manufacto-
ries in East Tennessee, sixteen in
Middle Tennessee, and six in West
Tennessee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

There are four cigar factories in
East Tennessee; nine in Middle Ten
nessee, and seven in West Tennessee.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

Middle Tennessee has 800 brandy
li.lil'eries in operation
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

All the towns in the western divi.
sion of Alabama are organizing local
Quarantines.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-03

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NO. ee4 lie MAIN STREET.
Jack & aI'Crea. wholesale P1d Retail
QueensWaFe.

This old stand is under the control of two
of our most eDterprising, courteous and we'll
known citizens -Messls. Butler and Samuel
Jack-who, with the assistance of Mr.. Henry
r. Stone, formerly of the Maxwell house, at
Nashville, Tennessee, make it the most pop
ular wholesale and retail queensware, French
china, fancy goods and table cutlery house in
this city. This stand has ever maintained the
leading position as a "queensware house"
Long before the war Messrs. Fransiolo 4
Williamson occupied the stand in the same
line of business; afterward, and for many
years, by Messrs. w. & S. Jack & Co., and
now by Messrs. Jack & M'Crea. The parties
now managing are probably the youngest
wholesale and retail crockery merchants in
the entire south, yet their well-earned repu-
tation for fair dealing, united with the youth
full enterprise and promptness of a new gene
ration, guarantees continuance of the long
established reputation of this house. They
have constantly IN stock large and we'll
assorted stock of French china and English
queensware, together with great variety of
fancy and house-furnishing goods. Their
advantages to country merchants are I'M
eqdaled They offer the best quality of
goods at the very lowest prices, and in every
instance give only a true representation of
the same, and nowhere can be found more
polite attention to the wants of their patrons
than at the well-known house of Jack 4
M'Crea, No. 2241S Main street, opposite the
Worsham house.
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sLAGER X GOLDBAUM.
Merchant TaIlOrs Enterprise, Fair
Dealing. Fine Goods, and Small
Profits,

Have accomplished for these gentlemen what
others labor for years to secure. We venture
the assertion that this firm has manufactured
more suits and given more general satisfac-
ton than any other house 10 the city. Both
members of the firm are young, energetic,
courteous experts in their line, and possess a
mack of pleasing all. Their goods are always
purchased Of first hands, thereby enabling
them to sell fine goods as cheap as others ask
for inferior stock. We commend these gen.
tlemeu to the public, aud feel confident tn at
they cannot be better pleased than by pur-
chasing their clothing OF
SLAGER & GOLDBAUM,
Corner Jefferson and Second streets.
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For the especial benefit of those abroad
who are skeptcal as to The health and sani
tary condition of Memphis and the towns and
cities visited by the yellow-fever last year, we
publish to-day statements signed by the may
ors and health officers of those places that
must set all doubts at rest and put clamp
on the lying tongues that have been wagglng
in the interest of communities eager to profit
10y the misfortunes attending epidemic vista
tions to Memphis especially. We trust our
contemporaries will give these statements
widespread publicity, and do all they can to
assist US in the development of confidence in
our determination to prevent, so far as hu-
man efforts can contribute to it, recurrence
of such awful epidemIcs as that of last year.
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Wall PaDering.

A large lot of elegant wall paper can be
found at the store of Hook & LaGrill, No.
2S9 Second street, corner of Madison. The
styles of paper include everything invented
by the best artists. AS to color, style, de-
sign and material the stock of wall paper cam
not be e1celled. Window shades of endless
variety and arrangement are also kept for
sale. Among the numerous articles in the
house-furnishlne line kept for sale by this
firm are the following: Stamp-gilts, bronzes,
statues and blanks, fresco decorations, center
pieces, fre-screens and statues. Messrs.
Hook a. LaGrill are also house and sign
painters, and are projectors OF the celebra-
ted Eureka roof coating. They employ a
corps of skilled workmen to attend to paper
work done call at the above house.
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WARRINGTON, June 24-The advisory
committees of the senate and house Demo
cratic caucus held Joint meeting, of about
four hours duration, this afternoon, with a
view to framing recommendations on the sub
ject of providing appropriations for next
years judicial expenses, but adjourned until
tomorrow morning without reaching any
point of action. A large part of to-day S
session was consumed IN the discussion of
the stand taken by the senate caucus yester-
day. Several members of the house commit
tee condemned it with great earnest
ness, and were replied to by Judge
Thurman, who occupied very near
two hours in expressing his views In
opposition to the proposition to adjourn con-
gress without another attempt to provide for
judicial expenses. He was followed by other
senators who spoke in the same strata. Al
though no action was taken at this joint
meeting, indications of the debate pointed
with a great degree OF probability
toward an ultimate adoption OF
bill be divestod of its appropriation of SIX
hundred thousand dollars for fees of United
States marshals and their deputies, and Of
the legislation relating to title 26 of tte re-
vised statutes, concerning deputy marshals
of elections, and be passed with all its re-
naming features unaltered closely following
which there would be sent to the President
Tor his approVaI-or ratner lor ms
expected veto-a separate bill made
up of the six hundred thousand dollar item
and the other clauses above indicated. 1t is
argued that by this means the courts would be
provided for, and the marshals, in the anticl-
pated event of veto of the supplemental
bill, would continue tC perform their functions,
and would look forward to the passage
of deficiency bill for their relief next winter
One of the several plans considered advocated
an immediate adjournment without preparing
another bill. This proposition was supported
by the house committee and opposed by the
senate members. A member of the COM
mittee, although personally opposed to sep
aratng the bills, said tonight that the
sentiment of the majority appeared de-
cidedly IN favor of it, and while he
could not make positive assertion
he felt confident that such a
plan would be adopted early tomorrow. 1t
is thought by members of the committee that
the agreement reached by them will be sub
mfted to joint caucus of the two houses
before any action IS taken IN the house.
Owing to the absence of several of the origi-
nal members of the advisory committees new
members have been added, as follows: Sem
ator Morgan takes the place of Senator
Voorhees,, and Senator M'Donald that of
Senator Lamar; Representatives Singleton
and Physter are substituted for Representa-
tives Chalmers and Carlisle, respectively.
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HILL, FONTAINE & CO .
Wholesale GrOcers and Cotton Factors
who DO a Large Business, Rnd,At-
tract Trade to Memphis.

The fame Of this house has spread to the
remotest parts of thes country that trades
with Memphis. For years it has been selling
great quantities of groceries and cotton, but
the past season has attracted more attention
to the house than any former one, not only
On account OF inducements offered to pur-
chasers OF groceries, but owing to the sue
csssful manner in which they handled the
cotton Consigned TO them. Their sales of
cotton have run up to nearly fifty thou
yand bales, much of this staple having come
from localities that never shipped to Mem.
phis till this season. Their mammoth store
Is now filed with oarefully-selected stock Of
hrt class groceries, which have been bought
70 such Quantities as to enable them to sell at
CURES that will obviat 'he necessity of
countty merchants BendbE farther than