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MEMPHIS,
The Bluff City a Boom OF Umpire
eedented Prosperity.
Henderson fKy.l Reporter.

Memphis in past years has abounded in
wealth and rolled in the fairness of pros
perity, and has groveled in the vale of sd-
versity and shed bitter tears of sorrow; but
she is to-day upon a higher plane than she
ever occupied before, and her outlook is
brighter and more promising than the most
sanguiDe OF her citizens, perhaps, have ever
expected or even hoped for in their day and
generation.
Her vast elevator, which we shall describe
more in detail hereafter-her cotton mill,
her three foundries, her vast oil mills, COM
press works and other enterprises, besides
her railroads-which are steadily on the in
crease-and above all, her brave, generous
and noble-hearted people, give her clear title
to proud rank before the world. The bust
ness of the fall season has not yet opened.
Indeed, owing TO the late and wet spring, and
the consequent lateness of the cotton crop,
the business season will be fully two weeks
later this year than usual in opening, yet the
streets and thoroughfares, the levees and the
depots already exhibit an activity that in
spires the highest hopes and stimulates the
restless energies OF her people.
Memphis had enough in 1873 and 1879 10
swamp and ruin an ordinary city, but, so far
from sinking under her burdens OF woe, she
has risen like an awakened giant ard shown
strength and vIgor which she had never
before manifested. Millions upon millions
of money will flow into her Golfers for the
cotton crop now maturing IN her vicinity,
and all this wealth will circulate among her
own people and those of thecountry tributary
TO her,whence, in the regular course of trade,
II will come back TO contribute to her pros
perily. And, after all, though Memphis
owes much to her natural advantages, she
owes far more TO the perseverance and in
domitable spirit OF her people, whom no OBJ
stacies, hardships or suferings can appal or
intimidate, and these will yet make her the
queen city and the pride of the Southwest.
God bless Memphis and her people.
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THE STRIKE.
The Places of the Strikers at the Com.
press Easily Filled.

The effect of the strike of Saturday has
been that the positions made vacant by the
strikers have all been filed. An APPEAL
reporter met Colonel Montgomery yesterday
afternoon and the latter ssId he had over
100 applications for positions up to II
o'clock. He said he had discharged Charles
Callett because he was inclined to shirk his
work, and he had discharged Bob Steele be-
cause he had tried TO make the men dissatis-
fed. Mr.. Montgomery says il the compress
laborers were skilled laborers they might
with some reason demand certain wages,
but as it only takes about two hours 10
teach any man his duties, he doesn't think
that they can lay claim to being skilled. He
says that only about twenty-eigbt men
struck, and that only some twenty bales of
cotton were left uncompressed. So far as the
compress labor Is concerned, he does not feel
at all uneasy.
A union man made the following state
ment concerning the matter to the APPEAL
reporter:
1.-The compress men have no constitution
OF bylaws, so it could not have been read.
Mr.. Steele is not their president. The men
at their meeting yesterday stated publicly
that MIR. Montgomery gave orders last Thurs
day evening TO discharge all union men.
The yard superintendent at the hayward
notified them. The president of the union,
through tne superintendent, invited MI
Montgomery to attend the Union meetings
and see for himself that no interference with
his business was intended. He replied that
he had no use for such men or organisations.
Men from Busby's shed, on Madison, also
discharged, will corroborate the statements"
The men waited yesterday afternoon for
Mr.. Montgomery to reconsider his action,
and determined unanimously TO continue to
wait.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For pumps, pipes and we'll poinrs 20 to
]. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street
The Memphis Mutual Aid Society is the
first in the field with one-day marriage
benefit.
THE Merchants Cotton Press and Storage
Company advertise for carpenters and labor
ers at the navy-yard pr1ses at highest wages.
EVERY day adds new testimony to the cor
rectness and value of DR.. Holman's absorb
ton theory for the eradication of diseases
without disturbing the stomach by tbe action
of drugs administered by the mouth. Use
DIR. Holman's Pad. 1t ia the better way.
AS THERE is great demand at present for
lumber suitable for cotton presses, NJ. ii.
Coover & o.take this opportunity OF inform
ing their friends and the public generally
that they can fill all bills for yellow pine on
short notice, having large stock on hand,
as well as of doors, sash, blinds and all kinds
of dressed lumber. Give them call at Nos.
157 to us Washington street.
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LaSalet!s Academy

SeS 68S4&WS&kk
WILL OPEN on TEE FIRST MONDAY OF
and Sc ording to The age aud class Of the pupil
MEDICAL DEPAE4ME Ky erT9EU~.-
VEkstIY or LOUIsIAaA
Rev Orleans.
ISHE Clinical teaching OF this Institution Is con-
L Quoted in the wards an a ambh n eefer n ~
great Charity Hospital. The adFsnfses~ fsI,s e. ~
tordsd for the practical study ef Me7fe,re aTd
suIgeIy are nnequaled in the United States. FOR
7: G. RIcAA spses MD. Dean.
UNIVERSITY OF VIZ GINA.
THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON TIVE 10 CP
The institution Is organized in distinct srfis ss
originally planned for it by Thomas Je ffsrson.
fI13 TFe T TndsE the DsparttmIes,isc Of
ENeiSEERfNd. 4EW s seGIRE5Sgz =, .,
And IA charge Of the following Fsc,y,ii11rle HH'
P ProI Saa sc 4 Ga9 S lanes Hsrfon
Prof John B. Minor, Prof John F.~.S
Prof Francis H. smith, Prof. Ncza q I.sSs,.,
Prof. Geo. Fred. Holmes, Prof Hu NJ Fss<s-t
Prof. Chas. s. Ve-able, Plot r. p Dunnfse,ess
ProL- stephsa O. 5outhall, Prof. Wa 1aornir.r.
Prof. VIM z letters
WItha number Of Assistant Instrucfosr 49,
The Dewly-ereated chair OF Isfrr1nofr
flIsd in June Of this year. u is TO be
and collections has been largely ~ 70 buildings
years ana u very extensive ana o. 1aie
astronomical Observatory, 10 .or,fei-a f5' lac
nn3s1 Even oy MI Leaao J. Nccornfek i
TIE expenses of The stu dent are ,,ore-,..
messing system has ben estsblished b ,.i -
in the coHt - pS eonnin cd with Special econcnT
for catalogue, With detailed fnforrrstfor -
!" sAs. +. HARRISON, ~ ply
P. o. University of Virginia. 1lfer1sris ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The ChiIdren-s OperA.

Cinderella, the operetta selected for produc-
ton at Leubrie's Thester on the 23d of Sep
TENDER, viii doubtless rank with previous
entertainments of the kind attempted in this
city. Mrs. Charles Benton, who has the d.
rection of the affair, has most excellent rep
utation for training and drilling large num-
bers of children in this peculiar branch Of
dramatic exhibition. She possesses great
energy and a vast amount of patience. 1t
was she vino trained the frat Juvenile Pima
fore company, which afterward, under the
management of Mr.. Haverly, proved An IN
Simultaneous success. In Nashville, where
Mrs. Benton gave nine performances in May
last, the seats we're cold every night before
the doors opened. Her tact, good nature,
and fine executive ability, are all severely
tested in the preparation OF 800 or more
children for the operetta. The results shown
attest the thorough mastery she possesses of
these qualities.
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DISTRIRUTION COMPANY.


N the CITY OF LON.57lup, a
THURSDAY. AUGUST 81, Iss2.
These drawings occur monthly (sun:ays except
ed) under provisions of an Act Of the General As
SENT oily OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 3lst,
rendered the following decisions.
Ist-Thaf the Common " ealth Bfsfribu.
ton Company is legal.
2d-Ifs drawings are fair.
R-B.-THE COMPANY HAS now ON HAND A
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOB TIL
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LEGAL NOTICES.
County Court Land Sale.

In the County Court of Lake county, Tenn, at
Tiptonville-P. Davis, Administrator de bonis
non, vs.. & A. Nevill and others.
T N obedience to an introductory decree OF said
i court, made at its June term, lsS2 in the above
cause, on
monday, the Yin day of August, 1882,
at the county courthouse door in the city of Mem
phis and county Of Shelby and State of Tennessee,
will sell to the highest bidder. a credit of SIX
months, the following tract OF land, to-wit: A
fifteen acre and hftyfour pole tract of land, stu
ated in Shelby county, Tenn, being lot No. 2 of
the subdivision of the Shelton seventy-four acres
OF the Garrett tract made by decree of the County
Court OF Haywood county, Tenn. az its February
term 1855, in the case Of James 3. Shelton ct al.
against May D. Shelton, as shown in J. II. Hum
phreyss plan, and further described as lying four
miles east OF the city of Memphis: bounded on
the east by Scott avenue, and on the west by an
allotment OF % S+1oO acres to J. ID. Shelton, and
on the north by g. Clayton, ana on the south by
tract of 60 LOO 70 J. B. Shelton Note and APP
proved security required of the purchaser, and
lien retained on the land to secure the payment OF
same. MELONK GLASCOCK,
the County Court Clerk
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To the Business Men of Memphis

September Catalogues
And Fashion Sheets at Butterick's pattern
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in Tennessee, we consider Memphis tine COM
mercisI center of trade from Tennsssee e,
Arkansas aud Mississippi, which, if prop
erly utilized, will add millions to her pros
peritv. With merchants and business men
in all departments large-hezrted and sensi-
BILE, with her central location in the midst OF
one of the finest regions OF the globe, we see
no reason why in lew years her population
should not enjoy all the benefits as we'll as
numbers of large and splendid city. AS
an organ OF public opinion, We propose to
spread the news of herrising glory whenever
any Of her merchant princes see fit TO use US.
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Trades Assembly.

The following preamble and resolution
were adopted by the Trades Assembly last
Sunday evening:
WHEREAS, Some OF our brothers have been
discharged for daring TO maintain the prin-
ciples which the constitution of the United
States guarantees to all men, the right to or
ganizs for self-proiection in Trades Unions;
therefore, be it
Resolyed, That we heartily sympathize with
our brethren, and pledge them all the aid,
financially and otherwise, that it ia in our
power to render.
HERMAN WAITE, President.
R. NJ. HATHAWAY, Acting Secretary.
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BAD BLOWS
Adm inisterea by One Negro Upon The
Head Of Another.

Last night q number OF negroes back of
Pleasant's dairy, near ElmwOod Cemetery,
were assembled in cabin, making considera-
bic noise and disturbing Mr.. Pleasant. In
his employ Is a negro named Tom Lewellyn,
who had Just come from the hospital and
gone to work for him. Mr.. Pleasant re-
quested this man to go over 10 the cabin and
ask the negroes not TO make 30 much
noise. Lewellyn did az requested. 1t CHANGED
that woman in the crowd took otiense
at what he did and jumped into him.
He did not return her blows, and said he
would not strike a woman. A negro named
Tom Dawson who was present seized
Ratchet and attacked him with it, beating
him over the head, Woundiug him very
severely and rendering him insensible. Daw-
son Immediately fed, and at last accounts
had not been found. He is probably hiding
in some OF the negro cabins.
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InsOIyent Notice.

452o-state of Tennessee. shelby county-Offee
1SS2-To John League, Public Administrator,
and as such administrator of Clement Dauriac,
deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of tAa3estate
II of Clement Dauriac, deceased, You are
hereby ordered to give notice. by advertisement in
and also at the courthouse door of Shelby county,
for all persons having claims against said estate to
ty Court authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law before the LIST day of December, 1882: and
any claim not filed on or before said day, before
an appropriation of the funds of said estate Is
made, shall be forever barred, both in law and
equity. Witness my hand, at office, this 18th day
of August 1882 OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By Hugh B. Cullen, Deputy Clerk.
Notice is hereby given creditors as directed by
above order.
JOHN LoAGUE, Public Administrator.
Auo
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The Game Between the Padueah Eek
fords and the Memphis Reds.

The game Sunday between the Reds and
the Eckfords, of Paducah, was very close and
interesting, but the crowd was small. The
Eckfords made the first run in the first
McGrath, and their second in the seventh, by
error OF McGrath and two-base hit by G..
Weight. The Reds made their first run in
the second inning, by an error of Vote and a
base hit by Smith, and the other two in the
sixth, by errors of c. Voight and Bownin,
and a base hit BY A. Fell.
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ST. AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY,
ueuPHIS. TEAM.

FTJHI5 institution il delightfully."- situated in re-
tired and healthy part OF the city of Memphis.
commanding the adTas tage OF town and country:
Tbe entire siirroundinss breathe an air OF peaceful
seciusion, which ever exerts so powerful an infn-
ence over the moral physical and intellectual life
The course Of study embraces the various branches
OF a solid and useful education. In the regular
English course the pupils on entering are ranked
according TO their proficiency III photography,
Grammar and Arithmetic. Particular attention Il
given to Sacred and Profane History, Rhetoric and
Com position Latin and French enter into the reg
ular course. A portich of ume IS allowed to each
pupil for Plain and OnAm en- tai NeedleworE, She
Flowers, etc Terms per session payable hall a..
lion In ali brsnchel taught In the highest schools
Plain Sewing Marking, etc, Bed, Bedding, Sta
tionery and Washing. 500 and SIPS. according TO
the age or class OF the pupil Special terms when
Sc yeral Inembers OF the same family attend the
school. No aliouance is made for partial absence
or withdrawal before the expiration OF the term,
except in Of serious or protraeted illness Elk,
TRAs-German, italian. etc.. each Sl2; MUSIC on
Plano and use of instrument $50: Drawing and
wster Colors, $40; Oh Painting, $50; En- broidery
and Ornamental Work, SIC; Use of Library, g;
Dancing and CaIisthenics at Professors charges;
Vocal Music in class, S.; Private Lessons, SIS.
Board per month, during vacation, II spent at the
Academy, washing, etc., Sl5. Medicine ana pn{sl-
clans fees will form extra charges Terms Cor DAY
pupils S. 81 IS or Sc per north. For further par
ticulars. apply to the EADl oOfEhIOh
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AdjOurn'd Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.

WHEREAS, The Convention of Stockholders
wv in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, which met at the call of the Board OF
Directors of said Company in Memphis. Tenn, on
the 22d day of June, 1882 by unanimous vote ad-
journed to meet in Huntsville, Ala, on the fourth
Tuesday in August next:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the
stockholders in said Memphis and Charl, ston
Railroad Company viii meet, pursuant to edjourn
ment. in HUNTSVILLE. ALA,
Tuesday, the 22d Day of August, ISS2,
to consider and vote upon proposition of eonscI
idation of the Memphis and Charleston and Eskl
Ten nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
panies and to transact any and sll other business
which may come before them, the same as at
regular annual meeting.
The Company's agents at the several stations VIII
furnish stockholders with free passes TO and from
the meeting. S. E. CRUISE.
Secretary OF the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, and Secretary of the Stockholders'
Convention, which met in Memphis, Tenn,
Inv, -
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Would you trust one dishonest enough to
steal the reputation of another, to make for
you nything-especially your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded?
How to tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
ulator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having large red q in the center and the
signature of ]. II. Zailin & Co. on the side.
All others are worthless and injurious imita-
tions. Don't, tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
FOO precious to endauoer
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memphis. Tenn, August 20. 1852, pm.
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University fvirqinia

Session begins on the First of October and con.
tnues nine months Apply for catalogue 90 the
Secretary OF the Faculty, z. o. University of Viz
ginia, Albermarle county, VS..
JAS F. HARRISON Chairman AZ ~. T-- o,,r,.,
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InuOrlauI.

When you visit or leave New York city
save aggage, expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand MON Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot. -Four hun dred and fifty elegant TO oms
lifted up at expense of loo, 900 reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. levator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-cars, stages and eie,
rated railroad to al depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tina a.
snv other rSt- hotel the
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THE SPORTING RECORD.


ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-AthIetics. 10; st.
Louis, 5.
Troy, n. Y, August 2O.-Troys, s; Chi
Cages, II.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2O,-Eclipses, q;
Balumores, 4.
NEW York, August 2O.-Detroits, 5; Me-
tropolitans, 6.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-Clevelands,
6; Philadelphia, 0.
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A Boom Of Prosperity.
Grenada CMiss.) Sentinel.

Memphis, with her railroads, congresses,
cotton and oil-mIlls, aud other minor public
benefactions, is certainly on boom of pros
perity. With her improved sanitary condi-
ton and her improvements in all that per-
tains to the public health, she is entitled TO
the considerat OF merchants and trading
pen from this part of Mississippi. Although
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
COLLEGE,
yn 0S9 dams afroo< ssauouhis

CTUDIES viii be resumed ON Monday, Sep.
= teDaosr 4, ISSz. Collegiate, Scientific,
Commercial, IepRratory end. Primary Depart
prizes and honors O. The college. should bear in
mind that it will be impertsnt for them to enter at
the opening of the session. and that Good Con.
duct, Application TO Studies. Regular Attendance
and Satisfactory REGULATIONS will be considered in
awarding medals, honorable mentions etc. 1he
rapidly increasing patronage is now fully equal
the accommodations that can be afforded by the
capacity OF the buildings, and students who fail
to enter early in the session run the risk of being
excluded for want OF room. For terms of Board,
Tuition, Music, ETC., apply to -
BROTHER MAURELIAN President
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Pratt Gin Company, of this city, sold this
week thirty Cotton Gins, Feeders and Con-
densers to Colonel J. e. Calhoun, Secretary of
the New England Land Company,sof Chicot
county, Ark. After thorough canvass of
all the various manufactures this company
decided to adopt the Pratt ECLIPSE Huller
Gin, Pratt Feeders and Condensers, as the
best in the market.
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State Female ColIeue

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL rFAP MID
~ PaIs- VIII open on Mou<znv- ~ nj 49, "a
4ih. For circulars address
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When their faces are free from pimples.
Parker's Ginger Tonic is popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes The face glow
with health.
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Being out OF employment, and DESTROYS OF
work, wherewith to support my family,
take this means to tender lmy services to the
business men of Memphis. My large &C.
quaIntance with the people, inside and out
side OF the city, and my well-known business
qualifications, are the testimonials 1 have to
offer, JOHN II. LENow,
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ST. MARYS
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
The FIrss Monhay OF SePsehDer n

I'VE take pleasure II bringing e The notice Of
PsS eaaslWsrket streets, will be reopened on
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THE SCORE.

Total bases on hits-Reds, s; Eckfords, 6;
First base by errors-Reds, 8; Eckfords, 5;
Struck out-Red-, s; Eckfords, 16. Total
left on bases-Reds, 6; Eckfords, 5. Two
base hit by Weight, of the Eckfords. I'm
nj re lanes Carr
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WE take " bringing e hs c6 notice Of
~ Tbpsd seanaWsrket streets, will be reopened
The Pirs. Monday OF September Next
The good reputation this school has 50 asss5yedIy
gal 4 n Lne 80 81 its excellent MANAGEMENT.
Therefore no better i1d1eemea1 to send their
t tI eat vii continue under the same eff
Gent and ihcrougn eaehsFss OF the Order Of UESu-
lnes ss rs snhas the German is taught; also
Needie4orf to ss The e.. Astonishing pEOgress
II InSsS u s dnIy acknowledged by all who at
tended The examinstien held at 1. st Mays last
An that osqo 10 s 70 at the SsgnnGR
are are. kIna =, 1heneet 10 the learners
Also MUSICAL pEP P;ss1s a1 viii pc opened
H Ni Io5 for The beneft of such who wish to learn
music. This branch, however, Will form extra
'I For fun particulars apply to the Rev. Father P.
AIOYsItJsi % : Fl. Pastor OF ST. Mary's Catholic
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Visitors to New York CITY.

a SMALL private family having large, nicely
"a furnished house, q few doors from Windsor
hotel ana near Fifth avenue, viii let rooms, with
superior table. TO desirable parties, permanent or
transient. Terms lreasonao DIE
50 WEST l7TT STREET, NEW YORK O1TY.
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ANNUAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TENN. July 6. 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Meet
In ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
psny will be held at the Office of the Company, in
the city of Memphis, on the
I4fh Day OF August. 1SS2.
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo-
sition will be Submitted to the Stockholders to
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley ah1
Ship Island Railroad Company, and the Kew Or
leans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN, Secretary.
rB- The Stockholders Meeting mentioned in
foregoing notice held a. the time Snd place
stated above, mora than three-fourths OF all the
Stockholders of said Company being present.
when. for the purpo-e of further considering the
proposals for Consolidation with other Companies
as above stated, an adjournment was had until
the third Wednesday in October next (1SS2), same
being the 18th of October 1882, at place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands ad-
journed to 18th October, ISS2, at the place
mentioned above, when said matters Of consolida-
ton and other subjects viii be further considered
r. T. WILSON, President.
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PITTSBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now is
the time to lay in winter supply.
BROWN 4 JONES,
2S2 Main Street