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Wholesale and Retail
Ladies' suits and fancy goods at Bau-
mans, FOG Elm street.
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Send our grocery orders to Yves. Clark
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Ladies' and Misses Jackets
at Dauman's, 106 Elm street,
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y. Q. STANAGE,
STATE AaENT vOR
Campbell pflrtiagPress Mfg.Go.
uEApQuARrERS DALLAS rExAs
Hamilton Female College.

Communications solicited and ,hserfp,,x am,
wcred - ~"
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Closing Out TO Mako
room for fall stoct. Al Ssuman's, 100 Elm
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TWO THIEVES
From Helena Promptly Pulled by the
Memphis Police.

A few days ago the police here were noti-
fed of robbery at Helena, Ark. The store
'of Charles Richards was broken open Sunday
morning by three thieves, who took the safe
through the window. When they had gone
about 200 yards the bottom dropped out.
Tie amount of money taken about $500.
Captain O'Haver and Detective Pryde ar
res ted Jordan Adams and Rignon Lavigne
here Monday. The matter was kept a secret
so that no lawyers might take hold of the
case and detain the thieves here. Two hun
drs,d and thirty-nine dollars was found on
the, two men, Adams "squealedn on his
other pal, negro named Will Jackson.
The officers telegraphed to Helena to arrest
jackson as an associate, which was done.
One hundred and ten dollars was found on
hirn. City Marshal Mooney, of Helena, ar
rived in the city yesterday and took charge
of abe two thieves
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REPUBLICAN
OF Shelby County.

| GENTLEMEN-Your Executive Committee
| whose duty it is to look after the interest oil
| the party in the county, hereby call your
| attention to the fact that certain evil dis
posed persons, to wit: l.. B. Eaton, w. j
Smith, S. s. Garrett, NJ. t. Williamson, r
F. Patterson, j. w. Vernon and few others
comprising what is commonly known as the
Federal ring" are conspiring together
To Defeat the Republican Party at the
Ensuing August Affection.
TO this end, and for the purpose of deceiv-
ing, misleading and dividing you, these per-
sons are falsely and fraudulently assuming
to be your Executive Committee, aud as such
are issuing bulletins for the control and
management of the party. They lately
issued bulletin warning you against attend
ing YOUR OWN CONVENTION, regu-
larly called 10 nominate county ticket, and
in order to give character to it and 10 deceive
you, they published the names of several of
our most prominent Republicans as signers,
but who did not sign it, one of whom, the
Rev. Burrel Lee, has published card
stating that his name was put to that paper
by malicious forgery.
There Is now standing In the papers call
for a Republican County Convention for the
lat of July next, signed Carter Harris,
chairman, and J. w. Vernon, secretary
Neither of these persons is a member OF
your County Committee, and the call is
WnOliy Without auinOTliy anu snOulu NOT pc
needed.
Certain colored persons, to-wit: Carter
Harris, Fred Hunt, 7. F. Cassells and Henry
Trobridge, have been induced by some con.
sideration unknown to your committee, TO
join in the conspiracy.
Be not deceived! Pay no attention to any
of the bulletins or calls of these conspirators!
Stand shoulder to shoulder in support of the
ticket nominated by you at your Con-
VentfOn, held at the
Expedition Building, Monday, May 20,
1852,
and victory will crown your efforts On the
Sd of August.
The names of your nominees afe:
For sheriff. M. M'MAHON.
Tor County Court Cfer n, =. j. SHEA.
For County Trustee, JOE WAITER.
For Criminal Court Clerk, w. 4. KEN.
NEDY.
For Circuit Court Clerk, o. w.
VAUGHN.
For egister, GREEN e. EVANS.
For Bartlett Court Clerk, 4. II. CRES.
SHAW.
For Acknowledgement Bartlett Court,
E. HI. STOTEsBURY.
Preserve this handful for reference.
By order of the committee.
T. "A. H. MILTON, Chairman.
4. EARNINGS. secretary,
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draft made upon the generosity of our peo-
pie 10 relieve the distress occasioned by 1t,
We, the trustees, do not think the requisite
amount of money-ssy S50,o00-can now
be raised for the purpose of erecting build
ing suitable for library purposes.
Resolved, That the president and secretary
OF this board be instructed TO communicate
this action to Mr.. Nash, and say that if he
can keep his generous offer open until May
l, 1888, we will make every effort in our
power TO raise the necessary funds to carry
out mis- wishes within that time
JOHN T. FARGnsON, President
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Sarxfoxa Races,

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 19-Ffrst Race
Five-furleng heats. Won by Bouncer;
Brambaletta second, Northlsnd third. Time
i :064, l :053.
StcGnd Race.-One and three-quarter miles.
GIidelia won; Spark second, Compensation
third. Time-3:124.
Third Rdce-One mile. Blenheim won;
Perplex second, Buccsneer third. Time
1:47
Fourth Race-Steeple-c Won by Turf
man; Lighthouse Harry second, Edison third.
Time-3:16.
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1t Won't Pay

After so much labor and capt. al has been
expended to build up this medicine, 10 allow
4. -. ,ieu.o...:c Y~- In take Sitn.-..s
Liver Regui-.or with perfect faith, as it is
macle by no adventures who PICK up the
bust ness of connecting medicines, but by
educated, practical druggists who haze made
the study OF medicine and its compounds the
Labor of a lifetime. The care, precision,
nea.ness and perfection exhibited by the
verJ- appearance OF the Regulator proves
it to, be the best prepared med icine in the
mar ket, and j. II. Zsilin & Co. fully carry
out their motto: Parissima ct Optima (puresi
and heafl
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody H0tel-C. II. Galloway & Co.,
Proprfefors.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

d. R. GRAHAM, plumber, gas and steam
filter, 55 Beale street.
IfoR pumps, pipes and we'll points go to
J. "A. Baiiey's, 295 Second street.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER is universal favorite for restoring
gray hair TO its original color, and making
hair grow out thick.
WHEN purchasing eyeglasses you should
bear in mind that the "CeIluloid Eye
Gil asses" are the best in the market. For
sal by all leading jewellers and opticians.
THERE will be an ice-cream festival to-
night in Specht's cream parlors, on Madison
ctr, .et, from s to IL O'Clock, under the au-
spi ces of the Central Baptist church. Ad-
mi, ,sion twenty-five cents, and tickets sold
las! spring for the Estival Park festival will
be recognized at the door.
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was for the money, which was scattered into
unknown parts. Pieces of the cigar-box
were found on the front engine, but none of
the money was discovered. The train was
stopped and every attention given to the un-
fortunate victims by the officers of the traiu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY
Has Nothing 10 Do with Politics and
VIII Not Have.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
In your issue of this morning read with
surprise the statement: "The members OF
the Trades Assembly were all pledged TO
support Mr.. Vaughn" Now, Messrs. Editors,
l wish to announce publicly that the Trades
Assembly have not pledged themselves as a
body to support any candidate or political
party, and will positively not allow politics
to enter any of its sessions, and from that
you can see plainly it is impossible to sup
port "as body" any political faction. In
dividually we may have our likes and dis
likes, and cast our separate votes as we may.
But, dear sirs, you may rest assured that
whenever buckingham is a candidate for
any Office he will have the individual sup
port of all trades union men in Memphis.
HERMAN r. WAITE,
President of the Trades Assembly.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage. expressage and carriag e hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Cen
trail depot -Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars. stages and ele;
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tina n al
any other irst-class hotel In the CITY
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Posted IN Memphis at 10 am July 49, 1857.
WEEKLY REPORT.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1882.
The rainfall in the cotton belt for the
week ending July 16, 1882, average as fol-
lows: South Atlantic States, 039 inches;
East Gulf States, 0.99; West Gulf States,
LIP; Ohio valley and Tennessee, 0.72. Av-
erage for the district, 0.S0 inches.
For Tennessee, separately, the weekly
amount is: Chattanooga, O.S9 inches; Knox
vile, 2.2S; Memphis DOL; Nashville, O42.
Average for Tennessee, 0.76 inches.
w. B. HAZEN, Chief Signal Office.
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PERSONALS.

CoLoNE Ell CASEY YOU'VE is at Hot Springs.
GENERAL LUXE WRIGHT has gone to Hot
| Springs.
Miss LoRENA BANKS is visiting relatives
at Decatur, Ala.
Mr.. c. A. MOORE, of the Louisville Com
| merciai il in the city.
Mr.. B. F. BLUE, general passenger and
freight agent, is in the city.
Mr.. J. H. WATSON, of Holly Springs was
a visitor on Change yesterday.
Mrs. N. CALHOUN and daughter have gone
to Hot Springs for two months.
COLONEL DICK CAPERs has returned from
Hot Springs completely thawed out.
MRS MINNIE MARKS will be at Crab Or
chard Syringe, KY, for the next month.
Mrs J. J. RAWLINGS and her grand
daughter are sojourniDg at Gregory Springs.
BEN WILSON, general agent of the Chesa-
peake, Ohio and Southwestern railroad, is in
the city.
MISSES LUCY AND NANCY WErssIGER have
almost entirely recovered from their Sunday
poisoning.
MEssRs. LEROY AND OseooD ANDREWS
have left the city for a short sojourn in
cooler climes.
Mrs. NJ. L. MEAcHAM and daughter, Miss
sorts yesterday.
DE-. II. A. JONES, pastor OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, is spending few
days IN Nashville.
MRS S. C. TooF and daughter left last
night, uia the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road, for New York.
Mr.. AND Mrs. A. B. GooDBAR, who have
been on fortnight visit to friends in Middle
Tennessee, have returned home.
MRS NJ. L. CHURCH, of New York city,
after passing = week in our city with friends
and relatives, left last night for home.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Ton GALE and daughter,
Miss Addie May, left for Ocean View and
Greenbrier Sulphur Springs Tuesday night.
Mrs. JUDGE LATHAM and daughter, Miss
Floy, will spend the summer at the Virginia
seashore resorts and White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Cocks, of Arkansas, granddaughter
of Colonel o. P. Lyles, is visiting relatives
"a. Che wei0b~ - .en
pounds.
FoRT SMITH Herald, 18th: "Mr. Grady
and sister Of Memphis, who have been visit
Ing the family Of MI. c. +. Eoeqciu, left BY
the Muskogee -oHte yesterday ior ksnsss."
THE following people are at bot Springs:
J. NJ. Goodba-, q. w. Miller, G. P. Peters,
W. B. Galbreath, John A. Denny, Fred G.
Backus, Frank Hicks, Abe I.owenstein, Her
man Cloth and family.
II this should meet the eye of any person
acquainted with John Byrne-address, when
last heard from, Fort Worth, Tarrant county,
Tex.-would they tell him that his brothers
IN Ireland and Nebraska are most ANXIOUS
10 hesr from him. His letters we-s all re- /,
piled to. Papers of Texas and bordering
States please eopy:l
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The NASH LIBRARY,
The Tr0stees Declare 81 Impossible 30
Raise she Needed $4,000.

At meeting of the Doard of Directors OF
the Nash Library Association. held at the
Bank OF Commerce July 6, 1SS2-present,
John 7. FargasoD, S. II. Brooks. ID. I. Por-
ter, E Lowenstein, Vsccsro, n. Fon;aine,
K. L. Snowden and l.. Hanauer-it was
Resolred, That in consequence OF the un-
precedented overflow Of the country around
us for tn ns., Fix months, and the heavy
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THE BEGINNING AND THE END
or the Correspondence Between Citizen
L. a. James, OF Chattanooga,
and the
Hon. John j. vertress, Chairman OF the
state Democratic Executive
Committee.

NASHVILLE, July 19.-The World pub
fishes the following correspondence between
the Hon. Z. A. James and the Hon. John J.
Vettress, which is the beginning and the end
of all communication between the boilers
and the Democratic party.
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One Hundred Thousand Dollars

And Cor. Main. and BeaIe.
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In the region of the palate experienced by
those who quaf exhilerating Hub Punch.
1t is a delicate combination of old liquors
with fruits OF SURPRISING richness. The
trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
3. J. Semmes & Co., Memphis, Tenn
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THE SPORTING RECORD.


CHICAGO, July 19.-Chicagos, 3; Bufa-
los, 4.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Eelipses, z; Balti'
mores, l.
Providence, July 19.-Pro'idences, 1.
Bostons, 0.
P1rrBURe, July 19.-Cincinnatis, II; Al
leghenys, 6.
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| Fort SMELLING, MINI, July 19.-The
second annual tournament OF the Western
Rife Association commenced to-day and
lasts Thursday and Friday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20

MILWAUKEE, July 19.-John Brooks has
accepted John Wards challenge TO hght for
| 500 side and the championship OF Wis
consin. The fight will be with small gloves,
according to the marquis OF Queensbury
| the 9Th of August.
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The ereenbacker Assistant

Appended to this was the name of the
HON. JESSE HARPER, the notorious
Greenoacker, who was announced as one of
the speakers to support this Republican
ticket made up of Boiling Democrats, So
nans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20

One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Will 60 10 ticket-holders in the drawing of
the Commonwealth Distribution Company
which takes place on Monday, July 3lst.
The regular sale of tickets is very large, and
those who want to invest would do well to
attend to it at once. No. West Court is
the place to 90 for tickets.
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When their faces are free from pimples.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because il bsnishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health.
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R. L. C. WHITE, Secretary.
Reply OF Hon. john j. vertrees 10 Hon.
e. A. James.

Reply of Hon. John j. Vertrees Hon.
L. A. James.
NASHVILLE, July II, 1882.
Hon. Z. A. James. Chattanooga, Tenn:
DEAR SIR am in receipt of your favor
OF the 18th instant, proposing that a COM
mission of three gentlemen be selected to
investigate "all the facts connected with the
issuance of the bonds of the State of every
class" and to report the same; and suggest
ing that their report be published, to remove
the current uncertainty to the amount
and validity of the bonded debt"
This letter purports to emanste from you
as chairman of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee of Tennessee. Inasmuch as
l myself am chairman of that committee,
respectfully decline to consider the PROPOSE
lion submitted by you. / will not even en-
tertain meritorious proposition submitted
by another who assumes, in SO doing, to exer-
else the functions of my office OF chairman Of
the Democratic State Executive Committee
of Tennessee. However, it is with pleasure
l avail myself of the present opportunity 10
inform you that the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee are possessed OF official docu-
ments and authoritative reports sufficiently
trustworthy and explicit TO remove the sun
certainty" that recently has become current.
Not only would the action OF the proposed
commission be supeifuous, but also not
authoritative, and therefore comparatively
valueless. Moreover, 1 beg to be per-
mitted to observe that if there be such
great uncertainty as to the amount and
validity OF the bonded debt as you suggest,
it is to be regretted that the advocates of the
one-hundred and-three Force bill, and The
sixty three-four-6ve-and.s six act, did not en-
deavor, during some of the numerous recent
sessions of the General Assembly, TO estab-
lish an authoritative commission TO investi-
gate the amount snd validity of the bonded
debt, rather than TO pass those funding acts;
for, as they were sufficiently strong to enact
the laws, they could readily have created the
commission. Very respectfully,
JOHN j. VERTREES
Chairman Democratic State Executive COMMITTEES.
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First Coal by Chesapeake and Ohio.

We have received from the cele-
brated Mercer and Guylena
mines five cars of lump and
nut coal, the latter well suited
for cooking purposes. We Will
now receive it regularly, and
sell at S. per load of ten barrels,
lump, delivered, and 81 rs for
nut. Special rates for manu-
featuring and wholesale pur-
chasers.
EsE Send in your orders. -aSa
G. Ii. BRYAN q CO.,
20. Madison Street.-......2O
And Cor. Main. and BeaIe.
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Don't Pull Down the system

With poisoning drugs. Rather build it up
with the true tonic treatment by the absorp-
ton theory, successfully applied only 10 DIR.
Holman's Ague and Liver Pad. II cures
without medicines, doubt or danger. Sold
by druggists.
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MILBURN'S PATE
EDUCATIONAL.

civil, MECHANICAL AND MINING
~ EnxfueerinE az ahe Rensselaer, Poly
engineering school IN America Next term begins
September 18th. The Register of 1882 con tains a
positions; also, course of study, requirements,
expenses, etc. Address
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The Ptebald Ticket.

The Low-tax Republicans, who have been
so anxious to effect 4 combination with the
High-tax Republicans in such a way that
they could ave all the places on the ticket.
have been quietly and clandestinely circu-
lating handful, which, considering their
recent overtures, is one of the humors of th e
campaign. Its warning against the "evil-
disposed persons" is peculiarly rich. Why
it should be called Republican ticket is a
mystery, as it contains the names of four or
five Democrats upon it. The beautiful
rhetoric of the bill condemns in the strongest
way the colored conspirators. 1t is SO inter-
esting in its nature that the APPEAL pub
fishes it herewith in full.
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Beware of
Ladies' Are most Attractive

The odor of FIoreston Cologne is entirely
new. See signature of Hiscox & Co. on
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No WOMAN really practices economy IN
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol
lars can be saved every yesr. Ask the drug
sist
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INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, clearing
heather, rindS mostly northwesterly, stationary
or Lo,oer temperature and higher pressure.
COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IS, 1882, pm.
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FIOYd's Candles.
A DeIiehffuI Sensation

Our candies are made with great care out
OF the best material, finely favored, and will
compare with any in the United States.
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Monmouth Park RaceA

MONMOUTH PARK, n. J., July 19.-Bab.
cock, Jack of Hears, Monitor and Felix
were the winners.
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IIoyd,s ladies' Restaurant.


Cool and well-ventilated. Everything to
tempt the appetite. Nice desserts, pure
creams, finest ices, etc.
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LIVER Regulator.


> CbiIis and Fever
EIN1NIsISE s sa9 sooaa e esa;;s. r. +,
3: J: &c. 4: ! ::
W3aAz1I 81 = I'D s.. sl%R0A' LIZ
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regu,s+or viii ,osi,;velv cure this terrible
oisease- We assert emphaacahy
CONsTIPATIOs.
should not be regarded as triiiDg ann m, ~
ture demands the utmost regularity " nons r.
Therefore assist Nature by taking Saffectnsi
Regulator Its harmless, milo sue
RILIOUsNEss- au :.
One or two tableSpoOnfuls Will t. .S-,o,. -
troubles incident 70 billions state SUI hi,,a.
dizziness drowsiness, distress after eH'iN D. 'e'
bad taste in the mouth.
BLADDER AND KIDNEfs, ,o,r,.
Nfost of the diseases of the bladder o. iglnaf'
from those OF the kidneys. Restore tne bSa .
the liver fully, and both the kidneys A'i- ''~@Ns
Will De restored MALARIA.
taking dose of Simmons Liver ReeuIA'o' " Aeei
the Liver in healthy action
BAD RREATG,
generally arising from disordered sr Hesni. -.
be corrected by taking Simmons LNei Aee WI
JAUNDICE.
summons Liver Regulator soon ,sn Sin clea,
disease from the system leaving INC sAin S.e~'
and free from all impurities.
COLO.
Cllliren suffering with Corfc roea SAP Ss.
relief when simmons Liver Reguisto.a 49,, -;
tered. Adults also derive great oenSns - -,
mediclne. It's not unpleasant IL is -"- -
ss-Take only the GENUINE, which always = !.
on the wrapper t the red Trade-Mafk anu s'S ~
For sale by all druggists
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Letter from Il. A. James 10 Hon. John
j. Eeftress.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July II, 1882.
Hon. J. J. Vertress, Chairman. etc.:
DEAR SIR-In obedience to instructions
from the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee we submit to your committee, through
you, the appended proposition: ave con-
ceiye that there can be no question that it Is
of the utmost importance that the voters of
Tennessee should have accurate, impartial,
and absolutely trustworthy information con-
corning the origin, history and present status
of the bonded Indebtedness of the State;
and in order that such information may be
furnished in such manner and shape to
ttIr careful vUII1irlcr aud
questioning credence of every voter, we pro-
pose that a commission be constituted for the
purpose Of making painstaking, careful and
elaborate investigation of the facts con-
nected with the issuance of the bonds of the
State OF every class. We propose that this
commission be constituted by three gentle
men-one to be selected by your committee,
one by this committee, and the third by the
two thus chosen-and that the result of the
investigation by the commission, as soon
completed, be published for the inform alton
OF all interested. 1t occurs to us that such
publication, resulting from the thorough in
vestigation OF three gentlemen chosen in the
manner proposed, and given to the public
under the authority aEd with the approval
of the two committees, will command the
unquestioning acceptance of every Demo
cratic voter in Tennessee, and do much
toward removing the current uncertainty as
to the amount and validity of our bonded
debt. We propose that the expense of max
ing the investigation suggested be borne
equally by the two committees. An early
reply will oblige yours respectfully,
4. A. JAMES, Chairman.
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And in many cases prevented, by using a
Water Elevator and Purifying Pump for
cisterns.
KENNESAw MFG CO..
81 Madison Street, Memphis, enn.
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CARD.

WILL BUY FROM srKAuRa.r TO
i Eesdla- have q Free Library 10 the uuf,lic "a
large 1000 tons Iron. Essn AetsIs sto usntsd
y. SAsAf' Agent, sos All hnd Sls sbslDyst.