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BY JOHN 8. C. HOGAN & CO."ncnpins APPEALPUBLISHED DAILY A WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & CO.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
OHM1 Hurt. 1M
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.VNf) KAIsOKIC CAMDIU.
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1 Ab. lad Anirus-I Baa, lat Septelnoer
Ash Weilrewlflv
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year. Jail trMASONIC DIHECTOHY.i
Losass.AisBrsoa. No 1". weer. it Monday in
eyere montii. at -' ear. Courtaed'Maln. I C. Trader, W. af H. T. Tom- -II Ree.
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RAILROADS.HKMFHIS AMI fll.4Ki.LvHH
nAii.noAD.rpRAX leave a fiwsidty :
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PorlfikeTs at. tut-the office, .NO I a
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THURMOND,FOSTER & CO.,
TOBUCCO FACTORSAX1 OKN'KTtAI.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Indtr br. enlaw upcra Honac,
Hocond street.my
Tmste's Huts.SUrUAnJiO(9 Ol
by o. A. FeuM PHP
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pttftt ttaULVsrJlue ol tvMfi
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frti In a ft'.jvAriiy twelve buudretlfyssji li'iTM j to Ku kor
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lani Cars seletl frtunNew
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Co.,
PKEMIUMSILK AND WOOLEN DYERS
21 St u! Mreel,KKTWKK-- JF.KFERSON AND COl'ItT.
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rr Good- - left )n atomM orxir-r-.
MEMPHIS SAIL AM) AV.iU LUfT,
Ho. SUA A root Street! ,
(MOSITY BtaJCK),
Window and VrrsBdah Awnlnirs
noit iiffl-e- e. Hotels, and rnva'eJT Hpocal atleuooo a'Hou lo iuowu -Rlgitl.iK. H oleiaway a, and all kinds 01 Hopaud Can, hits.
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i APPEALSPECHTS CONFECTIONARY
REOPENED !
Confectionary In Ererj Variety,And all of the beat quality, conatantly on hudand lor aale at price, to suit the time.
A LARGE LOT OP TOYS.
WIS 8 AID CHAMPACXSS
Of to per tor vintage.
WEDDINCS AND PARTIESSupplied with every rsxjntslle, on abort Dotloeas naecaVast mki7ur
P. H. HEINRICH fc BRO.,Wholesale and Retail
Oo u i otlon oreAnd
CANOY MANUFACTURERS !
Dealera In Imported
Wine.', Llqoors, Cigars, Fruits, etc--,
Xo. 236 front Street,"h'7 MF. M" PHIS. TEWW .
INSURANCE AGENCIES
(KRfltMtLife Insurance Company,
80 Broadway, Hew York.HntlO WWENDOXE Prewdent.FB. SCHWriNIUJOL. Vtee-l're- a i and baw'r.
JOHN H. FRERICHS,802 Jfain Btreet,
weeral aseat for Weatern teaaesnee.THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ks&tls April 1st, over SUO0.000.
D. A. J .4 X VARY, : PreMidt-nt-.
jm. JAS. H. !. 4S, YiePretidenLH M.T. 6EXBY, : : Sen retry.
.187.: MM. is. BEMO, Gcu'l Ace lit.
DIRECTORS:James 11 Lucas, Henry OvexstrJBaranel Wiai. Kick, scaasvfcr.Roi.l M.runkhonser. William T. Gav.Ctata. H. l'ect.BobL K Woods,
ales Valle.Geo. R ltobinTOn,nias. Jr. iieCord,
on V. Thornton,Hen. at. Rnnyan,
T":rany ot
Hon.
OFFICE MEMPHIS
Ml. M hTufcttT,yJsJl iAlali
John
MKIJIOAL,J. Si. WHITE, M. U.
General Agents,r W. -- ' titiese. . Ml
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TAILORING,
J. C. THEMERCHANT
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David Keith.K. 1. Hanenkamp,lalac W. Mitcfae!'..I). A. January,Win. .T.
F. Ijater, Jr..Jacob Tamm,
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rat OTIS,lemphis, Tenn.,.oippiaoid
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s'tu, sti:i:et.KEW "TTX'K
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w 'V. R'H.KRS, formtlSrv with Messrs.Power A Mise..y, can fonn l lowaft upon his old and new
tne! 3ni
UHiRAYJZ LL1DGLEY,VI""r
Hm
NO. 31 MALISON STREET,
Merchant Tailoring Goods.
rP make eyery earment onrselv. and wuljaraulee-aliala-.-lion tn all caees.
MITtli l TI.VJF, MVES MNK
LI BTElfits, 8COURIKG,
R ING,1 loan at ahort not ice by
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All executetl with neaAjaeas and die.patch, an I eotire saUafacuon attarantead wheuth' work he dooe. insrllwwwMawaaMHWKasasawawawwaaHwsM
SALES !
finest, most varied and complete of
CKormerly owned by
J. H. WAGOENER,1 now BtUJW Eastern OOeT, by
GE. FRAMv C ARHSTR0G,A "I I::-'- Tli.- ul of t D t -
metiM oVf.fi of i HKAl'fcJrUtruDd KVfcK BROTViHT TO MEMPHIS
i Must beSold within DaysTbOMt who call flr-- t will have the first choios.
P(iw4iKion of l hti uouoe miil oe ivusilly day.
CALL, AT ONCE!City and Country Trad Supplied,
,, ,'t 'lt fi. lit tatl.1 14 in.HI J U
ABSTRACT OFFICE.ltOOM NO. 1.
ornrr Monroe hiiI Set oii Si.t'K have iheAI-er- at B.oka antt onran).Ht-
TT Index oi tne ftrBHatBr's urn-- e, ocmpHodby late HKSKV a. UaUtB; and.more than a years' trial of their accuracy,
a careiulexir.erce .11 liie hustoeas, (notLe ot an ru ai! that ilme),
we are enabled 10 furnish oonplete deralgn- -
Fort Pickering, Memphis and ShelbyCouLty Laada,
P at the notice and on the moet reasona-ble lerms. J. CAMPBRLi. A CO..
'eh'Hi if 'i o. Kon.l A Camphell.
DisHoliitiou.copartnership heretofore exlstlna be-- 1
two n a. ttajar. VBI, a. i ,a.i ..bn1! isher finder If'tiHrne a,, oT rl L--LKK, M.LIH A ami t'otton
lOS name and style
HALLER. FISHER & CO..
who are authorizedthe old Gruu in bellieuicuL
Memphis. May H. IW7.
OTK'ECO..
IN
AJFu
OF
to use the name Of
B. Y. HALUtR.h. KLJ.1H,
J. H. rasu KR.toy IS Ira
To Wtxom il Ma i imern.-- '
t hereby given that J c. McOADti Meuilbu. Tenn.. bave this day
an of ui! Lnesr uuula and10 J. H. West. J H- Taylor and J. M.
of the firm of West. Taylor Jl a,
Aaakjneea for tbe benePt 01 Uietr. r - tors.All parties Indebted to said firm of J. O.
tv Co., Otii ome forward and settlewith lbe aaslKaees, ami all creditors or aaidlira w4li pre ant their drums for aattleauentan ley eaid aaaigultictt so tbe 'Jn lecslxljeo as- -
WM'. TA1 LOR ACAKKITHKRM.fi Krou i street
Meinpaua. May a, HB7, ayoalwwat
,
MEMPHIS DAILY "APPEAL.""""""i""""""ntmtmPHls
EXTRAORDINARY
CLOTKIF.
MEMPHIS:THURSDAY. JCSE .1, UM7
BREVITIES.Lately the over land route to Califor-
nia to making faster time thair the"learner.The Bnvanaah A'ev i and Herald has
been complimented with tomato, amiocre.A woman waa mood dead at
ne bwttry, Charleston, last Moudavnight. .
The reoeiptii of internal reran ne forthe past week were JS,T41,f3fr.
The submarine telegraph wir fromhoiilne-ri-i Florida to the inland of Cubin nearly laW.
The receipts of customs from theending May 2T.th were fa.8h0,fi6l.The Mamachamtbi legUlature ail- -
juiuru hud me on naiuruai uiglit, alterawaatnn of nre loonttat.- The -- ale- at the Uuion stock yards,
in Chicago, for the t ear ending April3)tb. amounted to i30.KSS.128.
whites and' -- ,TJ ? colore,Kr tU0V' change matters materially by
making a popalation of 14,144.A man recently sold a horse in Cali-
fornia $14,000.In Eaatoorr, Maine, rwentlv. six
Indian were married to white girts.A German store has
been started in Newark, New Jersey.The " Knoiviile " is the
name of a new cigar introduced intothat dry.
In less one week there werereceived at Liverpool 103,6tW ofcotton.
The once famous Altec childrentrbveiinr in Rnglam! tbe names of.enor and Senora Nrraez.
Seventeen newly married coupleswere stopping at the International hotel,N'iajrara fall., one day recently.
The eommon council of New Yorkcity has appropriated ',( to defrary'he expense of celebrating the Fourth ofJuly.
Americans on the coast south ofRin, Brazil, btsVe ere-te- il saw mills, andare now supplying that market with ex- -. e .r.n iLiui.TI.
Appointments have been made for rit't 'rtO.. H i .i t .iiuy-uv- auill,eiary xueeuud to oeheld in Boston this week.
Tbe committee of the Cnited Htatesfenate on Indian affairs have postponedtheir proposed trip to the plains until themiddle of September.
Tbe receipts of cotton at Louisvillednrioe th year ending M3rd 31,wereTU SSo bales. greater portionof this Tennessee cotton.
Tbe Odd Fellows of Columbus, Ohio,are going to erect a handsome buildingfor thetoHelvea span grtinnd recentlypurchased opposite tbe opera house.
Two frightful deaths from hydro-phobia took place in New Orleans lastweek. The victims were children.
Another attempt is about to be madetoBtop the street cars from running onSundays taaan.
. wa at near., . suiu Mm si. ., in sola. OilWednesday last forS i") per ton. Thisis lower than it ever in gold times, j
The last survivor of the war of 77i;f r in the nyio of a hale, nearty old vet-- j
eran, named John triay, residing iuNoWe county, Ohio, airefl one hundredand four years.
Last Sunday night, in New 0rlep.es,idurinit the temporary absence of tbe
watchers, some villain entered the housewhere the hody of Mr. Faures was laid
, o.it, and stole two silver pieces placed onj the ev es of the corjise.
The average depth of the Atlantic I
, ocean i estimated at and ofthe Pacific at On.non. The deepest waterin tbe Aiiautie is off the island of St.Helena, which ha b-- sounded ST.uvu j
j
feet, or 6verflve miles.Tbe locatftm of tbe Illinois indue- -
trial university has been permaoeatlyfixed at I'rbana, two miles from Cham- -
pain, u;on lands given by the eouuty I
for that purpose.Tbe annual meeting of tbe edhaca- -
tional association of Virginia, will beheld in I.ynchbuTgou the lfitti of July. '
(ten B. is a rae mber of the asso- -
ctaticn. and is crxpecleti to attend.Oou ull.,
'ere horrifieduoe.- - njrivta, auu .lot IHK lllcpart of the season employed forty-seve- n
I ves-e- ls in transporting oysters, fish andterrapin-- .
Kurrpe luiaticl.il uar.nr.et rindioates genera! confidence in the sta- -Willy of peace. Consuls continue to rise
Oeneral arid nuntet! in latest ilinaiciieskc owned try Iswu IIimv were down
aim u. riserPoiicj Header. -- Madame Kistori JaHl.OOO profits
rewiy
Street,
The
retailed
Rtooc tb
witbln
tbeand
iiaviau
shortestO.
THE
iltMlr.s'ers Kae- -
roan.,
negro
week
favorite
thanbales
areunder
lsi'.r,
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'in ber trip through America are notwith "t parallel. Jtisstaud that -
ame Patti, irom two hundred and thirty
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'Irl?:,,. ..""V KhtLil "Tbe raid . 18th inst.g .,r,.M.,., ,,,
lurliisUMeresaryirfiegalioii. a forthe gaming table iu tbe "t'ercie desMontards." He has won the enormoussum of lAfMjntt francs in a fortnight.
total amount of beet suirar pro-duced iu lbe world is reported to be about,90 MO tous annually. France is tbe
oil f irrower of beet sugar.I body of Artemu. Ward arrivedj New Friday Lieut by the'f .(earner DeutehTand, and win be takes toj Mait e interment.
It Is eitiniated that there is in XtwYork city alone five hundretl thoii-an- d (
dollars of counterfeit fractioiial cuirencyin circulation.
nl Boston havei . . . --e ill '
t I Johnou.Baltimore c dtiui railroad nas
matle arraniremenfs transferring carsacross Unit) river change,
j New York pnliiiaberlatsaidtohaveLarzaini'd ( Jen. Lee's re-- 1
rpJLORS ales.eampargiis lor per cent
stock
Sixty
after
VAN
effect
The
sold
feet,
Lee
Tbe
The
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coup-e-
bill fordoUars
A
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In tne
for
re common contici.'extend
forwithout
Aj for
'eu
.red
3lece of paper ever.ton h: of Kugiaud a
millionsAnd the large.' amount paid
fo This great panic
WaaLusha 14th
com j fhe Cartersvillesh.aotinjt i.eai-- placer:(W. Mondav little white
sponding for sometime.
Kisbei
liswas
about of
capsizedfrut, on Kri
fstearg Hall,t'aiit. "nl'riT:rrton rrsh, (apt. Beckwith.
a boy uatned liogers. were drowned.Dakota pspeis of ihe ImIi uiL, say
that not single oatrAga has tieen com-- 1
miied ttiis season ny Ind!:.- - on tbe'up er .Miooouri. m.tll parlies passand down the river without moleeta-tio-
t jMr. norfe Xeusel, a resld-sn- g
near Mt. Fleaxtaut, Ohio, hung hiai-lel- f
last r'riiiay uecausehe fearedglanders fiom diseased
hone. He leaves a faai iiy.Capt. Mix, formerly second
of the steamer Santiago de Cuba, willkave New York Europe ou Monday
:: a monitor raft, taking with him twosailors. This craft Is only twelve feetwidth, twenty-fiv- e in length.
Collector Crane, of the fifth North jj
Carolina district, reports that during tbepast week has seised twenty d rati lie- -
rieseuiraaed iu tbe illicit manufactjre of j
whisky aip.e brandy.The reeideut did not decide upon the
question of restoring municipal offi-
ce! s at before leaving Washing-ton for the south, and nothing will bedone in relation to ituniil return.
Mr. Howe, chairman tbe Ameri-can ettramittee for assisting Candi-ote- s,
has arrived Athens. He has al-
ready forwarded several hundred breecli-loa)4er- ac
insurgent. , . ,
tleorge. M ear ham, while washing-- beep a mill pond in KtroDBBV-ill.- .
Cuyahoga county, on the Wth uh., gotinto a dsrejt bole and drowned. He
sevepteoa year uld- -
e vraordfnary number ofvoters has been reitistered Washing-ton, whom, && are colored. Tbewhole number of votes cast municipalofficers a year aifo 5783.
Havana advices of 2th say theUnited States steaaaers Mononsrajtelaand Hwatora at Thomas on
loth. It surmised that theyhad --: ue there to take pessessioii tbeIslam.
Canadian ancelebrate 2d July, when the con-
federation goes into erl'ect, as a holiday,wilh a grand review of regularsmilitia, at Toronto.
The Otoe Indians of Nebraakareported their agent to be In a starv-iu-
condition. Many of them are dyingfrom the sat'ects eating potrsned meat.Their corn and beau crops last year werevery scant, and they bad barely seedouuiign to commence operationspring.
H.bert ttaraon died Springfield.Pa., last week. He had been Uisaite
thirty years, but recovered bis senseon his oVath and conversed iatelli- -
gently of occurrences iransp;reu imcday and week previous to insanity,making inquiries about bis oxen, thework on tue an, aad oul nsdghbomwho been dead for years. The
space wasauerjevt Uuk to his
A few vears ago Count Kaousset Boul--
loii purchased large of land inora, Mexico, and planted a French
colony upon a difllculty with onethe colonists, the was shot,
the settletrfeat waa thereupon brokenNow a report comes from France that
of his cousins organ hflng an expo- -
TATE ITBaU.The Naehvifte and Chattanooga rail-wa- y
is buildiog a aiewpiug car in Chat-tauoom- t,
vrhieii the f'nion aaya will coatt.iAKi. It tU oc put on Lb road InAaguaC
The ci y eagiaeer of CbatUnooga 1
making a survey with the Tiew to pre-paring a map of the city.
Several fttiuadK uefjraes fortiolyentered the Kasbviile -- treetcaw up Hun.day last, and the tattle, in every inntaiK--ijuietiY vi uted the coaches' to the unrulyblack- - The rioters that tbemayor had toid thoui they right toride in all cars, and they intended to doso. This the naayurdaijies. To reward,
suppose, tins action on lu partthese dark-hue- il citizens under:, the civilrights bill, a number of citizens of (South
some of whom stock hold-ers, haveaigaeda petition to the direct-ory the street railroad company, ask-i- nn
that UkUB( iiou on .o of colori.e annulled a!: who deport tUeoi-selv-
projterly be admitted to theon terms of perfect equality. The Qa-zrtl- r.
learns the whole matter is referredto the stockholders, who afe to report to-day. It is well to reflect whither wearInrtintrin this misgoverned state, and if
--oil tf8"'1
for
me result or rue Ai'gust electionsThe William. n countv tax list
j l,sT, footsThe Bmnr of the 3d Inst, says:
'Squire ilnxny hate shown-u- a three verynue spec:njens ut wheat, growu onfarm, tinea m; e from the city, on thenorth side or the river. Tne heads arefully six inches long and the stalks overfive and a half feel high.
Wheat Is now being cut by most ofthe farmers along tne Georgia and Iieca- -
tur railrosd.'Secretary Fletcher is announced to
apeak Cleveland on Monday. It issard that is going to attack Baxterand bis record.
The Union rind Ditpaich of the 4thgives tbe fbliowins information aboutBrownlow's army Five companies ofthe Browokiw militia have thiw beenmu.-tere- d into the service of the state.They are at present stationed as allows:Capt. Getj. Grisbiini'd company, at Bris-tol, Johnston county ; Capt. John T.Kobe son 'ft company, at Troy, Obioncounty Cast. O. Bickman's com--
at New Hope, Franklin county:Joe Blackburn's company, at Lib
erty, DeKalb county. A company atCookavdle, Putnam county, in command
Lieut. Wm. S. Stewart, and a com-pany Kuoxville, under Capt. RobertHall, are to be mustered into the servicethis week, and Will swell the entire forcenow in the field to GOO.
Mr. Deoipsey Weaver, cashierthe Planter's bank, was stopped on tbeMurfreeeboro pike, five miles irom Nash-ville, on Saturday afternoon, and rob-ber by two white men of twenty dollarsin fractional currency, hts watch andsleeve buttons. The thieves tookfront his buggy, tied and gagged him,and safely rifled ockets behind aclump of bushes, while buggies werepas.-in- ic (he while hut a short dis- -tance off, their occupants in ignorance
in of what transwdring
TEXAN ITEMS.The Spanish consul at fralveston,
Don Carlos Chacon, died on the 27th uli.in that city, of congestion of the brain.
The police of Oalvesfn have beenrerrrnved by order of Gen. Sheridan, andmilitary guards are now dischargingtheir duties.
Piano Blanco Is the name of a cavesftuated about the center Duvalleounty. It has been explored some sev-eut- y
five yaxds. Large chamber, withling srrrams of coo!, fresh so
cold as to dispense with the luxury of ice,have been iound. A natural well, sometwenty-fiv- e feet in depth, two hundred I
yards fp.tii ti.e entrance the cave,ixii-t- . from direction of which a cur- -
of milie with itih! for.from a furnace stack. The walls of the j
cave are composed df sulphate of limean-- ! pfesent opinions will anyconlrl l,e made out of It t'l.auc
The CieiJinu. rurrf tValx nvantinn. tbe oathhe accidental drowning of Mr. John
Dier, who wa- - kno-ke- overbuardby thegimng Ihe aail in a small yacht, inwhich be was sajuiiig pUasure,company with his two -- inters, anotlrer
n. .o.inus, ts., utui snipi-et- i(, .yew BmsT V T rTTT:
'!
at on
Is
at
spfcutators of Ills death.withou', being aUe to render assist-ance, none of the being able toswim.
The ASvertitcr says that corn is nowselling at eesrta per bushel in Ilastropcounty, and denveitd atspecie" we presume. Tbt stringenthue the coming crop, the
has reports i.la . u tt,i'iaoii andBell counties, ihe farming r. ipects are
encocragiBir, with exception ofwheat, Wbicb will yield probablyBrrore than half 3 crop, owing to frequentheavy rains that have fallen iu thoseretrrciis.... ...so-- , jusictaitu, uuJ h
I l prevaUed Febru- -
Dallas II, of thel,e is, vprvey, tlm at: ,arm ' ,. action his
it
York
Tlo
the
The attained wheataiauy instances, aud aoaje farmers
think make seed.generally case, however. There
wellsever.- passed
portion county
..T...... .'"etwelve miles
Dallas, very tive,tirely ruining wheat crop
breaking ueariy everyglass north hooe.
represented averagingwitlnnt. beat through roof
voted The,':ily resilient fnrira
forthcoming
four
Nashville,
him
The Brai Strpui' learnslleini, that
Nh ootfou highly prouiis
The RrgitUr l!th saysthat freedmeu's church that
colored worship(ers andiajared number seriously. Thebouse oue,
built themselves.
out was .,, auout uroltiil Tins...i.iisi. Eagme company No. Macon,
May, contemolate visit SivannahTinirsday last ins't.eighty-on- e old, mi Wed F.rpr syn that
uimself tkrougl tue rape was attempted that lastwith ha oaao and da-- girl nine
oatlay
pt.
and
m
up
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a
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for
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forbed,
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farhad
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far
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wafer,
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rent
for
any
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sixty cents, mbeen
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will This isnot theI
had n too much rain for corn asA tiiri storm
over a of Dallas a fewAt Mr. D
of it wsa der.tru. enthe of Mr. K,
aiil tint pa Up ofon the We trf
bail is us sizeof a ft the of
w ,MJl , i , mi in a "oiooo uato the the f'
st i
parts of "ortnod corn are
ing.Waco of the
the iu ciiyin upon the
a of themwas a new the freed
men had
in one nay iwas in the j of
iu to on theOn Mr.
years aHa upon
oil
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young Iretdiuau aboutgrown.
Atbeas correspondent of theLoyil Ot urgiau says that "a grand andenthusiastic mass meeting " was held inthat place on tbe 28th.
Val.losta .Sbwf h Georgia Times isgratified to report favcrabiy on th grow --
Ing crt-ps- Curu is saiaJI, but looks re--tnarHkawy green andlooks well, and, altogether, npitious season is remembered
Cot tomore pro- -
The CartersvilM gSprens of the 31st,-- ays tlejit the wheat harvest in that sec-tion is rapidly approaching, ami thatthere was an immense area of land sowndown, aud that the crop from all accountbids fair t.. be foil one. Preparations
' are now being made tar e:ivii:g it.A oortespon Jenl of" the Macon Tefe- -
graph, writing from Johnson county.Stay Sttst, says the crapa ere in con-- IdUton. 1 reednien, in th rfiAia, areworklBgwefl. All areplTttingnftlefentcorn to answer plantation purposes.
A planter of tjnmter county has laidj on the table of the A merieus Pi publican
a staiK twenty-tnre- e lucbes Inlength, which he says is a sample of afour hundred acre field. Both cottonand corn are represented to be in excel-lent condition.
puhiisbed swamp
growingMaysville county
stone structure, called Castle Hudson, forAcustomlotuse and isrstornce.
Tbe ' otuin gives the following par-agraph ou politics: We publish to-d-
the returns of ttut late election for con-gressmen in Kentucky, given from tbeoffice of tbe secretary of state. It willhe seen that Young's majority over
in this is 147K. This is cor-rect, tUoiiL'h the Louisville papersit Uov. Helm aud the state ticketwill, in August, carry the election by
majority at least.By the same paper we that
negroes were baptized atoi. ouuuay last, iuere was anioiouu gathering of tbe negro
tion tne surrounding country on theoccasion.
The Itussellville thatthe farmers In that section complain thatthe wheat hxs Leeu retarded iu its growthand injured by the fly ; that thecut worm has injured the corn, and thefly or bug has seriously damaged the to-bacco plauts, aud that unless there isuioie favorable weather these willturn out badly.
Kenatoii Wilson, in his speech atllinrtsvilie, A.a, said his audience:
Th" republican party never lied to youof tbe south." What party passed theCrittenden resolutions in IH61 ? What
repeatedly declared that the objectof the war was simply to preserve theuniao f What party proposed tbo pend-in-g
constitutional amendment asQuality, and then refused consider itas eueh ? party said tbe accep-tance of the reconstruction bills by thes..iith would entitle ber to admission,aud .through its party congressionalcommittee afterwards said other termswould be req u i red ? 'CMra-g- Thaet.
St. Paul Pre promises fifteenmillion -i of wheat from Minnesotathis season. It suvs the area of land put
ditiou with toe double object ol reveng- - wheat this vear is aiocfe greater loanhim and the Pver in ! even in frontier settle-H- e
rseaid to have succeeded in obtaining meuts where the scarcity of seed pre12X) recruits, wbooi he) has armed i voita, mora town toWiuoheater ctviWao. wheat lUau last ear.
WASHINGTON loikBipoinMrr.WaSHise-eo!!- , Jane 1, tatT.
The city is tn quite a ferment over theapproaching municipal election. Bothparties are manifesting immense zeal.The blacks their share of the busi-ness hugely. They parade attendthe political meetings very assiduously.A friend tells me he saw an old coloredgentleman reading something in a Tittlestore where we want; on Inquiry, (lad-ing it was the constitution which Pres-ident Johnson so freely distributed to tnepeople, according to l'etroleum .Nannv,last summer la bis western trip. My
said: "Old man, what are youreading that lor : don't no bodypays any attention to that now 2" Tbecolored mveraign replied: ''Oh, it is theconstitution. country notget on without the constitution, for theconsrresa had to meet here to do as theypJene,
Gen. Thomas has been given carteblancte to manage matters iu Tennesseeas be thinks bast. He baa been inconstantconsultation with the secretary of warand the president. There great appre-hension here that there may be trouMpthere, but the administration are essne- -cially anxious for matters to go on
there. It is feared that dis-turbances there may operate injuriouslyon the general question of reconstruc-tion.
It is conceded now that there will beno actual session of congress at the timeto which tbe congress adjourned. Alittle- - baud of the most radical radicalsare disappointed, but the is y
cordially aequieaced in. With thefailure to have an extra session, the
qusssfion practically falls tothe ground.
The judiciary committee have beencalling witnesses before them to inquireinto tbe application fer permission, toMr. Breckinridge to return. But thereis nothing for them to find oat of anyconsequence. president was ap--pueti to, to give some assurance wuicnwould warrant Breckinridge's return,which application Mr. Greeley indorsed.The president replied bo would not in-
terfere with Breckiuridge if be returned.is probable, therefore, Mr. Breckin
ridge will long turn his stepsnomewara.
It is believed here that our govern-ment has been using its influence withthe Spanish government for the aboli-tion of slavery in the Spanish colonies,
there is reason to believe thatwill be taken in this direction.
Tbe state department are very anxiou-fo- rthe Juarez government to spare the
life of Maximilian, but the impression isthat he will not. indeed, tbe impressionU that he cannot. The Mexican qaes-tio- n
will be brought prominently for-ward, it said, in the next congress witha view of laying down the policy of theI'nited States in reference to a protecto-rate, eto.
government are determined torush their vigorously against theAmerican members of the firm of Fraser,Trenholm 4 Co. The creditors baveoffered to compromise at seventy fivecents on the dollar, but this governmentsuit, it is thought, win prevent
and force the house into thecourt of bankruptcy. Tbe embarrass-ments of the house have been caused by-- pectilatine lu cotton. It Is said the bousehas gone on in the most reckless way.I have seen persons from Charleston whosay the stoppage of the house has beenforeseen for months, and fcr some timetheir notes could be purchased at a great
What a atrauge passion man hasf r money, though the members of thisbouse had millions of wealth, yet theymust put all to hazard to add somethingmore to their vast possessions.
The president goes very quietly to Ral-eigh. None of the cabinet, it is said, areto accompany him.
Inquiries are made here from the southby persons who are willing to accept thenew order of thing), and come to ooa-res- s,
but eanaot exactly take tbe Iron-clad oath, whether in consideration of
untold quantities .rf planter Paris t"4r there
party
wheat.
Prior,
e IOI men w. isii-ii- lil vr it nou I ISSI UKThe answer tt) their inquiries
is. that it is utterly useless for anv one to I
- - Kn .. f ; 1.ic toe oi i.n unr isa I. a- Ij
tor or reprei-- tan, e sun cannot taaetbe oath. The conservatives here are
j very much in hopes that the south willnot interpose any unnecessary obstacleslo representation by flying- in thefkee oflbe existing law aud giving an excusefor rejection. The south haveweieht enough to carry any how withouttaking on any unoet-ersarily- .
I here are ai r rehensions ofI insiun ne uay 01 eiecnon,
i.rusoect Is I lue n,"t regulations haveSt. . t .. .. , i, 1. .. ..r ,1
very
they not
as
all
which
suicide
district
leas.
The
The
The
The
uot.eoeu ioi mr uiteviriu oi uie J.IIM-V-,
with a view of prompt repression.
i. a tb rasa wamiWashiniitiin, Jane 3. Neither Gen.
(! rant's .heatluarters nor tbe state de-partment :cceeded in obtainingany cotmrmatory intelligence of therumor of Maximilian's execution.
Kx-Ma- Withers, of Mobile, is herewailing the return of Attorney -- t General6tanbery aud the president, for finalaction on the (lueerion of restoring 'roit tie mayoralty ot mat ciiy. ir tbe civilauthorities are reinstated there, the orderwill also provide for revoking the sup-- ipres-do- of tbe radical paper.
Washington City nas pass-M- i quietiythrongh an important lia-a- event to- isin its mMnicipal election under the
lays suae. the lurm of J no. u'f" . cuoreuKlnvd, some ten or north ' c
. a? ,u
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ra Q
or
a
a
An
The
good
cotion
a
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ia
is
is
'
iwsw.ua, ' IW. V HID .."II- II t.I K". OJne eiecteti. ine i.ites votedwere tux ctJiectors and city council
(Jen. Hcotield arrived in town tbismi ruing from Richmond and aconsultation with lien. Grant duringsiwi ol . i . , i . , . atri-in- iz
uuder a recent order wbicb the forr-ha- s
j.is, issued reararding the miiitaryguverament in Virginia. It, is stated
. ll.s! Iia BJikil for morn ofrii'eru tn u. ,1irois of blaa iu the snftircnisnt nt rh r. .
airtit-tio- act. Tbe work of preparinglue registration alone bas been very
.great.The bouse judiciary committee tn-d-
etaaej the tmieaehment investigationwbieb they ccnamenced under an orderof tbe bouse, and in pursuance of chargesmade by Kepresentative Ashley, of Ohio,in January last. After taking nearly
I AUK) pages of printed evidence during ascssiuu covering live months, tbe oom-- I
luittee proceeded to vote on the report itsiiouid make to the house. Tbewas as follows : On the question, Diesthe evidence warrant the committee inreporting articles of impeachment ?"The aflirmative votes were Messrs.well, Thomas, Lawrence and WUliains.The negative were Messrs. WUssss, chair-man, Woodhridge, Churchill, Eldridgeand MMsAiaU. on lbs eamaoittee decidednot report in 1'avor of iiupeachmeat.
A resolution of censure waa then pre-sented to the eJfeut that tbe evidenceiinsluced before the committee, of theollRial and oilier acu oi rresnienr, Andrew Johnson, demonstrates mat be isuuworthy of the ouoiidenoe and resptH-- t
of the American people. Tbja wasagreed to a follows :
Yeas Messrs. Wilson, (chairman... .ivio... Boutwell. ! iioriia.--, Weod-bridg-
Willis and Lawrence all repub-licans.
Nays Messrs. Eldridge and Mar-
shall both democrats.Tbe committee agreed to make tbe
above facts public, and then adjournedto the 86th of June, they will pro-ceed to consider the question of " a re-
publican government in Maryland,''wbfch was referred to them for investi-gation, and report bj the house.
SiSSOl Ilk..A company for protection sgainst
horse thieves bos been organized in St.Charles county.
kfatci'KV lieMis. Wortn county court nas orderedThe UnUetin, at Maysvllle, thesaleof the lands of the county,the crops and the democratic party ' to take place o tbe third Monday ia
iu Kentucky are finely. i July.l liey are uuildiug at a The 1'utnam court nas appro- -
as
He-Ke- e
make
TS.dilO
learnthirty-on- e Ricb- -
populaot
Ilt.rald states
and rust
crops
to"
party
toWhat
jning property,
With lour times bkaai
enjoyand
friendyou know
could
result
--
Itbefore
and steps
suit
any
will
tirst
eanm
bail
bisuisj,
result
jBoat
to
when
Hi
The
priated money for making a surveythrough tbe county, east and weat, bythe Missouri and Mississippi air line rail-
road.Some St. Louisans are making pre-
parations to build an eirperlenenfal fur-
nace in Potosi, for the smelting of argea-tifero-
galena, lead, copper, zinc, etc.The editor of the Osage Chronicle haa
beeu presented with a dozen ben's eggsthat weigh two pounds ami six ounces.The species of chicken that producedthem is called the "golden pheasant."
The night freight train east, on theHannibal and St. Joseph railroad, ranover a horse on Huuday morning, throw-ing tbe engine and two can off the track.The engineer and fireman were slightlyinjured. The engine is said to be com-pletely wrecked. Damage, about fivethousand dollars.
Tbe Franklin county Ohervtr re-
cord a shooting affray that lately earns?off in that town between a cot stable anda Justice of tbe peace, and concludes thatthe soft piping notes of tbe pistol are be-
coming too frequent there for nervouspeople.
la the hemp hackling establishmentof Messrs. W I no or, tweuiy-tiv- e of tbemen struck for higher wages last Mon-
day. Tbe strike, like all others, didn'tpay, however, aad after remaining Idlefor two days, they went to work again atthe old rates.
The vigilance committee of Jobnsoacounty are striking terror to the horsethieves. They have already bung threeand are close upon the track of someothers,
The editor of tbe Loyal Muuounan hasbeen te St. Louis and seen the " gorgeoussriectacolar. " He lefts his readers : "Theproprietor incurred heavy expense iacompleting the scenery ,and consequentlyhad to cat tbe girk' dresses ratherahort."
Tbe Chicago Fhut says that businesswas uevar more actios in that city Ulannow.
An exchange asserts that the soldierson duty in Mobile bave already begun teshoot down uaoffendiflg darkies.
LATESTBY TELEGRAPH THE DeSOTO bank-- 'VUUII JriHJJHK'Iiefl.
IWaSTSKS ASSOCTATXD rSBSS HtPOiTM
Mo.vtoomkky. Ala.. Jon h. Amixed convention of republicans assemMed yesterday. Judge Smith, whiteman, was elected president, and tbedarkies received half the remaiaiogoffices. Geo. Swayne, Got. Pat I on andothers were present. The motion to In-vite Judge Bus teed was violently opposedby the negroes
Mobua June 5 Pope has removedine board of aldermen and rammoucouncil, treasurer of board and tax col 'lector, of Mobile.
Washishtom, June J. j
Humor, the newly appointed governor,f Louisiana, is here practicing la,and it is said lie has declined the posi-
tion.The at torney reneral annrmnces, in i
reply to numerous letters from the south, i
that the sunnlementarv ouinion will boIssued in time for the convenience ofpeople.
the
Tbe various statements relative to thehostile attitude of the Indiana in thenorthwest have received additional offi-cial confirmation.
The monfhly report of the statisticalbureau for May shows the imports, forthe f.itw months ending April 8th. to be$132327.817, and fur ten months in thefiscal year, $344,2564.-i- . The dom-ti- ceTrrKirbTfor monsy. rl3,)y,77o, and forten soontha t.,fm,m, including $17rl.-oa-
oi i r - . . r- - . ....i ovuuti. .capons or rorein
riv uwiu ue lot lout uiuutiui, 4p 1 00,151,and for ten months, $16 208,045.
A Washington special says the actionin removing (Jov. Wei!-- , of
Louisiana, so promptly ok ho heels of j
..... j a .jcuiaii'. nit reasons . orremoving the board of levee commis-sioners, attracts very lively commentbete. Friends of tbe president assertuiai it is an insult to nim. ami renderscertain the speedy removal of Sheridan,and the reversal of all his actions.
The statement of the secretary of thetreasury for May will show a very largecurrency balar.ee aud considerable re-duction in the public debt.
It is generally conceded In Richmondtint Gm. .S-- field's order, No. 34, ig-nores Slanbery's opinion of tbe recon-structio- u
laws. It adheres to the schemeof the challengers, disputes applicationsto register, and requires the boards todecide for theadmiasion or rejection afteran examination, application and hearingof witnesses.
Paris, June 4. It is understood theresult of the meeting between the Em-peror Napoleon and theozar of Russia, is,mat iney nave agreed upon a plan forthe settlement of the Cretan ditHcufy.which will tie proposed to the other greatEuropean powers, and wbich it is hopedwill be adopted by thean aud urged Uponthe sultan with united influence.
Beklix, June 4. The king of Pru-s'a- ,
accompanied by fount Rismark, left forParts tli is afternoon on a promised visit I
tn Napoleon and the French exposition, f
HARDWARE.
CHARrrKKSTOVE E MPORIUM,
ESTABI-IdHE- IN 1SJ),
IM Main Street, Corner of
Stm of Big Coffee Pot, Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN L. EICHBERGS 1
HEAMirARTEHS Ff.AT
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
m esaas
SC1IOOLEV S PA TEXTAMERICAN BEFRI&ER4T0RS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer tn
Stoves, (.rates, Hollow Ware,CUTLERY, HARDWARE,
TINNER'S STOCK,Cmul (hi. Lamp., Etc, Etr.,
Manufacturer of
Tin, Copper and bbeeMren Work.RilOfUffl AWti nxfjTrti; on short noUce,
and ai the LuWEIf CASH PRICBB.
Particular attention Is called to ra
Coal Cook StoveThe
Bet Coal rook Stove In America,And ihe n " Charter"
BEER COOLERS
I
Water Coolers," IceBoxes, Bird Cages, Dog
Muzzles, PatentIce Cream Freeaora, Ktc. Ste., Etc
my:
Joan V. PKS18. H. A.
DEMK Ac CO.,DEALERS m
Ray, Corn. Oats, Flour.Lime. Cement, PImalar.Western Protlnce.
ia 41 soutn Sltie Conn stjuare.myil lm
Lumber,
AITR wm
'Triumpli,'
Befrigerators,
Lumber, Lumber!
contract to mrnish VKIO to 400.001)Material
Aran, oOU'to l.uU Eeet Pressed Flooring.Ail the aoove oi tne tei leuow cine.Addreas J. A. WKKJS A iO., Burasvllle,
Mies., orFOWLSR, WIGOK A CO.,
Ho. lai Mala street.my4 lm Memphis, Tenn,
Trust Sale.VJOTTCE la hereby given that la afrorrIanre
with the proviatuna and direct toos of adetjd ajo Lraat executetl and delivered t uae onthe 11th day July. 1S06, by Ii.tlt4i,.-- Ii-- Hawlev whifh deed tfl of record !n the IWcortler'ithee or (,'r uendea eoanty, ATkaaama.) aixl Tor
tbf payfiaent of ivhe DUav tharetn dawcrioad, I
will, ouSaturday, the 13th Say of July, IMP,at Lire door of tb Olerfca otfloe, rn the lown ofMarion. CrUeoden t, J)U.y, .VfjattMiMAof, to!t he hlith-i- t bidder, fofauh In hand, the M-- .
;u drr1hed real estate, attnatt In Crnten-ciaa- e
uuty.Arki.anKa., sod Known as that part t
of the (intiit ortuinally owawl by the(.ramlfp Kstate. convey ed bv William .). D,fpMiu t Ooortfe W. L'uderii li artl iaas-- - Hur- -
: The south part 0 the Houtii went quarterof aaetion twenty-foo- r 4) coaveyed In Kara.lets, the east half ot section Lhirtyalxand tbe aootheaat qnarte.- - of --action thirty- -
Ave .;ii, ail ia township eva 7i. north of tbebane l'ne of range eight (a), east of the 5th prlncintl naarldaaTJ.
Tbe title to this property Is believed to herertect'y good, bat I shall convey only atXruBtoe.Prt of this land comprises one oftbeflueat
piantauona oa tta Military K- ad. with iiuuourie, s"abiDS,ets., being the pUotation icnownaa the Brown rlar near Marlon, Ark.
nay3L trt- - B-- C BBO WN, Truase.
N. & J. HOFFHEIMEE,
COMMISSION
Tobacco, Etc Etc.,Io, m Front
I'll TillAlways hand, a larje supply
Old Bourbon and Bye Whiskies.Also, Celebrated
RA TARIAN BITTERS.Kl'DOLI'H Kl EtsG.
ftli A XUI A CTTJ BJf K OF BOXES4
A oi all unastreet, Mem
-
M IB 18,
on of
M
o..is-- tay- -
NgUMM
BANKS AND
MO. 90 MA IH SON SrBKET.
JlMla ILK tit, -
W.f.WOUB, - --
I. 8. rAisXtWwftTIa,
TBE MERCBANTSr
NATIONAL BANKor mb mphis. TsmrassEs.
T kHWIiSfATrTD A Tf) FltAK- -1 'paid in. Poi'jWO. Aumorixxi Car.iial. HJi5.uSi..Collertlooa made In ttiealty, and et asl aeaass-slhl- e
point, ua the panctaaliynn tbe day of payment, at esrrsut rates
of sassierW H-- : :A.T. LAC K Y. : Vice Hroaodnr.J.J. KKRRMAN, : : :
tintarrets Amos W. A. tlsaslwyn, Capt. f. a. Ohorch. H. A. Partae. R.Moajh, K. A. J. While, H. T.
lohu L. Taylor. Jaa. Thoa.R Smith. A. T. Icey, W. H. Cherry myB "
MEMPHISGERMAN SAYINGS fflWITUTION,
50. 1 A01M8 JO. !.GVonoral Banls.lng
a..D
American and
EXCHANGE BUSINESS- -
0. PAXIK, -YHAi) WtKSSaa,
raySltf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,Depositor and A?ent
XJialtoca. States.T. 8. DAVIS, - --
a. C. BRUTK LEY,C. P. KORKU,T. W. JO HNSTOK,
DIRKGTOKS :
WM tliVIK,r. h. D tTis,DAN ABI.R.i. HOWM.R.C BKfVrTf.EY.s. B. BEil Mu.ir,
myfl if
22 2
.r. j. -
F. M. - - -
InsH'ntfonssaaite,
resident.
rasUer.
Eanhansie.
WondnstT,
STSIKT
-
Cash
Preatdect.
Cashier.Cashier.
A. BLIB d.SE,
BF.VJ. fc'SKMAN,W.
,RRtrrrrR.
J. W. Lr.FTViCH
BANKING.
BUB! ISSUEA5CE COIPAIT.
ORGANIZED 1844.
OFFICE, MADISO STREET.
fiiitPHY.CASH,
CHKUR.Y.
JSuroptMin
Financial
Seiorettary.
DIRECTORS :
MtfRPHT, E, APPITRfVlN,T. NKLS .N, J.c. JCH-IO-
Of S a T A. Nelson, of Co.J St. FRsNK, P M. CASH
T. so.t.i - ....... tooyer A Ce.
HISIlo any ai
prep, red receive
MEMPHIS CITY
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,baccessor to Ugdea, To bey Co.,
Jt-1-6 JeffertM fitreet, nnpK Ten.8. HTOBET, t. E. C. KIRK.'pRANSACTS s tienera; Bar.klruf Boslaeaa,
Rairtaea Depes anodealsin UeM, Silver,aJtchana,aoveiuaaiii awcnriueaaiul Cacur- - ranltalrent Mrneymr coiiecuon prompi.y attrnJed In.
BKCTOKS:A. J. WlilTB,AMOS wis.tiROFF,B. H. TOBKY,
nihiotr
JAHEN.
SAV080 LULii8 UihTlTUTION,MEMPIUB.
Banklns fione Madron SL
has j- u u.a.iuupast ten yean, continues transact a
QJBJTirEAL EICEASOS AI"DBANKING BUSINIS6S.
Will Receive Lepaiu, and tsei'Korign A AAoinoitir Exrhange,
atsjd rrnmal M nejELLiS euma salt pnrchaaers,
and all leadlna the United j
3UUa. and will make collections nil access!- -
bleplaeeaia thertorth and West,a X. AVar, (asfeier.
JOS "4 C. LAJIXK, rrcsldeat.
GERMAN
"All A3
j. j. :
ar. k -: I
HI,a. iniiiN.
'BT. H.
W.
ir
beral.
ar
HAY,KIRK.
sSoM. Stiver
4GXAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,
393 Main Street.C0103XA,
MAans aairriy,JBjrr,
ra
t
-
M
it r.
ut.
. Asa't
CRD ITT,. H.
C P. .",ubi. w rjHon.
J. M.A.
(i. '1. Falls
J. :yu:
ts tv--
A
Pris ash.
IV,
L)IU
K C.
HIn !8Sf,
. . .or L.1C
Ray
in toon cities of
on
feblS
JAira Ma'i
j. r.
P.
tn
to
Pi
Asst
DIKKCTOKS:
HOFKHKIMKR,MBTTK,
RorrMAJi,
SMITH,
Prvtideit.
Y.JUNti,
Prsuidstnt.
TTNNBMMEI,
Memphia.
Ezcaange
mHimt.
laaalrr.Caaalrr.
JOHN DfJTljySRR,a A. D AM MAN.JACOB WBI.I.EH,
VRaa-'U- ,E. ItR,AMD. RBNKERT,
J. i.
Collection. matle on all accessible-point-
in the Southwest.
Kit baase for sale na ariactaal rrtlaaof Lai ted elite aad oa alt acta.
rlpai ciliea or tarupe.
mrnwi Bik ..F te.wlvxee,I
MEMPHIS.J. W. rAfil, Jr., : : Prcaldeat.H. I. SARTI. :::::: Casalar.
BASK BUILDIMG,04
ttred :SBtcham
DOES A GENERALDEPOSIT AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS:Di
Cutn, Uncurrent
CoI.cctloBS from all point Solicited.spm M
PEOPLE'S Of
MEMP
F.
my-J-
tis
XSiNo. 15J Hon
Fre-seitlen-t.
Caehier.
PLASTERS- - litVK XO-rE-
N ae ordanee with an Act of the Leclalatnreoi Xanaeaaee. paeeed Ueoeniber Utli. osib. en
an act "To expedite ihe distribution orine efecta of canaa, which bave or may maite
amans their notice11. letiy K.veu 10 ine holders of the notes of The
"nans or Tenntsee to them w Jthme undersiaced. at the Liana in oashsine. between now an the Ural day of January,eorhteen liandred and sixty-nin- lliaaH, and re-ceive certiacaiee therefor, or they will be for-ever from any parucipatioti in the assetsof the Banit. The certincatee will be receive,!AT Pan in payment of debts fine the Bankwhether tendered be oreor after tbe let of Jan-uary, ittw. IX W HA V Eft,
aei ni Trustee.
Forwarding Merchants, LAWIINCM 4 S J 0 H
Wholesale Dealers la Vo. V jVeW Xew York.Imported Domestic We oner our aiiileea tor the
WINES, LIQUORS, SEGA RSI Purchase or Sale Sleeks.
Sirrot,
too
oovebxme.it,railway securities
Oniy on '"mmattrl-r- i. mtTr' agaaaatral
Banking Brokerage Basingon the moat S terms. :nuJ4f
jrioicE.TES creditors of the estate of S. a. Malorse--
are hereby notified mat I have stunaaatedthe Insolvency of said estate to Ciera of lbsB, O - L) jHl 1 "umiytsiamaUla of stud eausto
""""-- rare uoliflee
ennesaee.u, and
PAPER
txindon
tueiT ciaimHs, uuij tyiininmonths rratn uaie atn,filed in - of the
to, rayfliat I anril 1st. iS7.
DiV.
W.
Ot.i.EN,
:
:
KICH
JJalsoX.
:
will be
INSURANCE AGENCIE a
TO MY OLD FRIENDSOf
West Tennessee, Mississippiand Arkansas.
1 1 AVIUM accentedai the ST. LoCfS MtSSStS I UMCAV T. I WOOM reaBeetrol.y t.athe at ten ion of roy old end n thai iaatuut on as a aar, certain and reliable naCstlaaltbroucn wbsah they may aeeore their lawtl'snacainensani lq me event of death, orahens-seiye- e
from aa hs : poy ed old asss caseot
Mr. ! . OTIS) ta aasorlared srtlh m-- and aouice i. at .o. taaoi on street,
ro ta Ho., a .:,ere sse wm eelee.su mparariy needed lniurmatlon to ihfae de- -
aantitaa J H. McMAstOJI- -
INS U RANG E.Fire andII
Assets
Marinelasnraaee C
maw Tout.
SeMMiHly IOf NaV.V VOttK.
7pMioaafaaj..Jn.orit"-
EaiterprisM Insnranrrs ompasiyor CISCISSATL
Assam .. - -- ..tlJMBj.s0
Putnam Insurance f ouip;tiiyOT BARTr-OP.D-
,COJw.
Caah Capital eWJJK)
THE well ostaMeshed innraMoa of LbL Compax.lee for pr.tniot aud hoour-thl-
and their large iiih Aaaesa, eoranneadlo tbe areas asasalerty R .lders who desire re iaole f
W r.nni.ncanles but lltoae duly aothonaed by nlale and.1 laws. Alt loesea at.; i. ted and paid that
Lindser k Vradenhnrat.Oeneral rnsnranee Agent.. Sn. II MAdiaon
street aa staira,. Mempnia. Temo- - apas
PLANTERS'INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
Capital,
OtS , 273 I-- root Street.BBTWEKSf AUD MADflSON.
K, R FORRESTP. P. DOUeHJERTY..
W. H. DEDRICKT. P. K E.N VOX
myj daw
t.
Ti:"JXE.i8EF..
to.
$200,000.
MKMI'HIS, TENNKSSKK.
BS
Secretary.Secretary.
PXaeOPXaalSfiiINSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 20 Madison in PeSotoBank Balldinsx.
CAPITAL STOCK,
Ar. now prepared to take Fire andRisk.
organised on the 3th :aat as ru Hosts
DIRECTOJHS :
W. M. GREEN LAV.". KMiKR,M. KARKl.VuIu.N. C. W.
..BW.TK,JuiLN OViiRro's, Ja--
OFFICERS :W. R. 8REELtW, - - rre.!dntJAM US IIBIK, - - Vlce-P- rr !drau
j B. r. IRAB, Serreury.mhn :lm
Owen, Moore & West,A OK NTS FOR THK
Georgia Home Insurance Compan?,Oaf Oolumbna, Oa.
task Capital and Surplus, - at : 61
State InsTirance Company,Of No-- h . . Tenn.
Life lompanj.Of Hartl.tr.l. Conn.
AstrttaArer II.'N.W.
J too want vonr Life or Property Insnred,A chu an-- t see rr.e men-- we
1
er
,
Mfliv North-wes- i'.,rr... M u
This IusUtutlon, oraan:ied taaB stteeta, Tenn.
iNo.
MET
Street,
Strut Cotr.TAKEN' IT. onedn- - COW
Oi-o- lo my lot latwill puasc prova proptrtjtaJr awmy. O.
uj,y IH Uw iw
FOR
KriLlr-4lMlt- .hf
to trt Lt--
fmoi MP'JB av.
w'llITK
..Press.:
Aaataiant
SU
laMrjvooc
rm.m- -
Jitna
CALVARY CEMETERY
INTERMENTS
Purchase of Lots.Houm:
.
NO GIFT ENTESPRISEanj other indie
alsSOlRI kAV likl STATZ AIDBAYA-I-A LtfTfKaiab.
ONLY LEGAL LOT KRI ES
pHKY are drs
must aCo lector as
prfBeeaie. I. e r-- s
oki.
411
J
..rrer
:nli7 :u:
now open
ctarner Ijn iena.m.,
if
Or S
Ai
LN C. S.
Bond
Tne
CTiartent aKuRTY VKA d
with U.
pnbMc by sworn
Must be drawn if tickets are sold or not,
PRIZES ALL GASH.Tawra at two States Drawtngn each day, axsa)
iviiiis acli moots.Draw Id c csvn be seen two hours aftr ptar-ch-- a
of t icketa.in.: ttis? T1cktH are
Pnaua pM day f parfnavo.Tick- b 91 to $Jb acts nliuK toYt zra 5 to fin HJ, to Rcbem- -.Prtalpal Aawnt, W. VaN OAT. Ko.
Ji Ntnwt.
T''a
crtah
W T.hue M
Dissolution.arm of ORIUBY. EVANS! A JOWNSONthlail.y dlsaolved hy mum.: coaaenl.irinsby retirintr, Elthe-- memter of the
i antrieriaed to receive and reeei-
w t. i;Rlt;BTW. aVajStt.
St iOHNS'is-- .
The tXiTTwill re com
VANS A J
May V. ISmy 3w
of
W. B.
ovr
Ms!
la
of anlto
Oder
are deeoa
in
two
on
E.
8. at. J.TH.vwrysr.
1 rustee's Sale.trto of a dsBBd af irriat to me evensiteftBY Ciaarlea yfauiaaaita.sAi oa JUttx oay
ot ftgptAWuber, and duly reroruVd. at thmIn ii office ,i -
)T
it
Stale
rn
H
m
I)JM,
iaBt-'cor- Book No. .i7, part teooad. rases. jtm an i 3.0. itesuoer tv. mr pwrpane
tOnifr aaSKOIl aHfl 93Ut SXTCCta., axmui aaoteforuieaom of Maty-tw- o mm.and Thrrty-tsr- o IXiIlars om. owed byu Joan b Leech. by aatastrny to- -
Mony
Bli TmitSSIl, BiMM auli Strt9et
led
creditors," is
Ole
T.
endaf
gold,
and
and
the--TT- or"'"JtiJliN creditor
i,
sear
deal-la-
COCRT
Marine
JAMES)
a.
;
P
!
JXo.
veated in me to me pruoettr teme In aid irnat deed. I will, on lMh day ofJane, sei:, on premises, a: taa--
:owtaD.I Cicity of Me
best bidprorerty
tUated.nphia. Saelby
ieeicnaiedaad of the city of Mtj
was- -
iin.l
atwimhjli
terted
WHU.
Us- -
ISS.ine
ai:dset-
theUie lUo
ler. for i :nh. the fol- -l
lyin0.
oain
rtatn txaei
three hundred aad aeventy-ooefN- 01), aadboonded as foiiown, Begin u . r. k? on theQorthetutt comer ora lot oa tne Ninth aideJerJejaou street, known aa (ieorg CroaweiTi,
fleet wpwi ward y irom the tnter-etulcj- ofJerTerson and Third utie-1- tMoeeaast warvllywiLh tbe rvonta side of JeCbrson street ft toits term mation aad tnrcrxavUon with Thirdstreet; thence south wanlly with the west aide
Ihenoo uorr.wi'lly wit:, tbe -- ae ule ofalley feet to the sooui bonndaiy liLeof theaaid Cromwell tot; thenc asiwsrdiy withsaid sJioiuvailAsoUhh Uraadmry i;nc vsjS hito tbe southeast corner of tbe seJd .'rom well'slot; in nee nonnwaruiy wiui trie east BeaaWslary line of the said Cromwell lot llJ feat tothe besrinnJng. together lth all rhe pnvllegeaand appurtati snot herenato bettgygiog.
The title In believed to be good, but, 1 sell onlvas iTustae the right nf redemptma waived
TBijS. uKhi if, : - -- eMemphis, May f, lT. mvf
Cbaini'ry Sale of Heal fetal?,Oi Tuesday, Jane 11, 1887.
No. 429 X. BV D -r- ssmnae Tate et al. vs. ivwlsSelby et al. Chancery Coart of Memphis.
TY virtue of an inioeitiry deree misls in' A F ir. .iu.w, a wui taoaJ, em iuuim suet i J, vj
the highest bidder, et the Courthouse door, tame eny oi Meoipnis, lenneasee, an
Tutjsday. June 11. 1867,between the hours of is a m. and U m. . thefoilowina deacrlbed real estate t: A car-ta:u lot ox anrcel ol aroond sitnste, lytns andbeing lu Hnelby county. Mtate of Tenntsnee,and ta the Ulh Civil Dtstrwt of said eonnlycontainutaelsbtaerea and lour Wen handretlthsof an acre, the iielng tne north part erlot No. 17 of eutxtixiaion . 7 M anown onthe plan of the suodivlsioii of ihe John
of five tliooaaatl aereaaasnNiiyideoov M. a. Kerr aud K. s. Todd. Lot No 17 uahosrn ou Ilncksrl map marked T. S Tate.
Ttnaas or sin-O- n a credit of alx and ftajarvamonths, notes with good ecnrlty. with inlerea'from d.y of sale, and lien retained til' nay'men l ol the porciiase money.
kqulty of redemption barred.L A. ALriTON , arz and Master.mylitds
Attachment Suit.Law Court of Memphis.V. B. tittaeon A Co., olalnunn. vs. J. H. Haynie4 Co., lefendao U.
FriTsAVTT for attachment haylnir beenaaftStf8 S1" re Pnrsuance of sectionTennessee, andhavint; been named sn.1 returned by theSropiotflcet " levied, etc," on the property of tnat
H. Haynie Co :
it la therefore ordered that said defendantappear at the Courthouse In the city of Mem-phia. Tenn., on or beJore the second Monday !nJune next, aud defend this anil, or the earn,will ae taken Mr lamruaaau as to them, and 1
this order be pobilahed once a week
son
am
--onaeeotlve weeks In the Memphis AppealAOssjfjr: JOHN DOXOVAi. Clerk.lieta 1 utnee, ay 4, igar
aam 1 ance xPLaluaa.
r.
Attorneys forsstayilAwt-w-
WINES AND LIQUORS.
TO THE TRADE.Iwor ijj caii tbe
laattention of MXRL U AJTTa
ALE AND LAGER BEES,Of my Superior Quality.
TT n mm lah at any part of the oripnt. Kree of saaste
Tlllllil llanswll siMMltA. mv
LIQUORS,onalstrneof pure
i.ile stock of UA R i
jontyand
Third stree'.
X. H. E 'A. X,Importer and Wholesale Deawer la
iut id warn yuions,II XaartM SL, Beaaala, Teu
TT tn store and to amvam a
barrel, varlons75 moanerTM
Jj pipe. R., I
thM
3011
H.K: -- .
.
I a
JAItlRof PoetofSi
pipes CognacIteasse
Sherry and Pon Winsta- -. ra
Itreen seal and Pass:r Q ' D,.inoser . a
M do iaossetlers do
'.
e.
A
London Porter and SVoteb AlebU casks Perkrna A Col's Pcrtat- r-
W do Yennaea in stone :acsr ' Ales andT trter. Fr-n- -h
" H iiff?1!! to,t''r1"LZ a, H-- EVAJfS.
Mlfcnroe street.
MEGJBBEN I BROTHER,
WHOLESALELiquor Dealers,
2Si MAIN STREET : SSIMemphis, : : : Tennesse "
)ana
E. SIMPSON fc CO.,--Vo. 17 Dey Street,
NEW YORK,
Wholesale Dealers and Importers
WINES, LIQUORS, Etc.
CASH CUSTOMERSWUi and it crentij to their interest to aive as
call before J hailaa slat allmhSrf
FORD, DIXON Sc CO,wHOLEStVLE
SADDLERYaJVD
Saddlery Ilardtrare,419 Street,
ST. LOUIS, : MO.0 FfiRl A C.,
jpinf. r on.
2O
O
a
LU
OC
a
I.Tnjld,
Caojsja.
punehe.,r
DRY GOODS.
aa
9!
q
0I 0
PI
Whisky,
srilsurDfLlfrry Emiiiing.
Whiakv.Bratiiiy
Barkiy.
Cr,nrial..
Main
HAVRE, PT.lTfBHaw
rH
wH
GO
1
LYONS, FIES & CO,Wholesale and Retail
bXALJtKd IN
DRY GOODS.CLOTHING,
BOOTS AJD SHOES, BATS, ETC.,
Asa Main .trees. MfACPBiS. . .HSI.
I ,J.
SHEPHERD,
le
tr
in.
O
tsrrrrui.s.
WATKINSte CO.,
COMMISSIO V
DRY-GOOD- S
AND
OTIOS3a MAIS SmET, MEMPHIS, T EN v.
WF. SELL TO
MERCHANTS ONLY.rayl lm
SOUTHERNTBJMMING EMPOEITTM !
JAMES G. MOFPATT,317 Mala St.. Ssaih or I nlon,
importes orLadles' Dress and Cloak Trim-ming- a,
French and German Battens,Fancy Goods, Notions,Zephyr Worsted,Worsted Patterns,Real Laces, English Hosiery,Toys, French Corsets.
Agent the celebrated
Boulevard Hoop Shirts!rah Id :ni
NOTICE.THE creditor the eats, of
hereby nyttrted that I
f--3
com--
me 01 --as: estate to tnCourt of Tip or. county. Ti iii.ntbe tors or said cerate are not in. 10 n.
their claims, dnly autbenUcattd. wuhin atraon Ilia from the usf hereof. or th.a notice wlbe In bar ot tnoanano
J B. rAN NlEL, Administrator.April 1st. MSB-- aoM tr
Xotice.T the Jane Term, l.ssr, of the Conn ty Coart
iTa. or anetos-- county, tenn .
Letters ofsiaraucl
May
TV tt
City
do
riled
N NOTICE.W ave this
to Mr.JOH V
snsni the
baetoa
La
- ":on on
8ILA8 P-
m23uHLHvl'SSS.at tax
The bocks of J T.
fodad at the efBce ormi II sea oan ue made. Mr. u.W3lllr. Richard Waijen.lsaioitve and money '
QuriULu
a
:
a
ft1a.
w
uo
.'0.--
f e Appleby
nsoivency ii.eCleraofCoor.ty
A
i
,
shall apply:ni.u tas
Inismst
SebeUarI V
receipt
1
Hmto.1 sirs.will em
:he old stand We
unt
tor aft
aim to r ex pav reaJ. V. oTH Mr-Eft-
.
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