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4 ME3IPHIS DAILY APPEAL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1886. MOST OF CHARLIE ROSS. feOME SI R INGE STORIES 1BOC1 COCKEXOES ISLAND. ' The Spirit of the Missing Lad Said to Haunt 1 hat Beautiful Spot. People tell lome atrarge stories (boat Coikenofs Island, a pret'y bit ol and containios ab3ut tweiitjr acres and situated sbirn tbres mi Its to the t eastward cf Mrs placf, writes a Nor w.ik (CO correspondent of tbe Boston GlAtc. The island has bad tbe reputa tion cf being haunted by tbe ghost of tbe ill fated lad Charlie Row, and for yoirs it baa been nntenaniei lave by pai lies oi campers out, one oi wbobi, the otber day, rescued the unfortunate Gorman boy who was found floating in a water lopgtd boat two miles oil fib me. A itory which is devoutly bjlievfd by people living la the vicinity of the inland is that the bones of Charlie Bras lis buried in come portion of tbe hltnd, and within a wetk something baa happened which has caused con Bid" ruble excitement hereabout?. About the time cf the excitement over tbe kidnapirg of the boy two . Lard lookirg citizens wira c ftm seen on the leUtd. Tuey occupied a house that still remivn e'nndirg People who visited the Is'and were peremp torily ordered oil" the place by thine men, but a number of people raiifiht a Klunpteof the little hoy whocn t!io mtn appfared to gutrd with jealoii? care, and they always s rove to p't bim out cf sight as qnirkiy ai possible mlitnever nnvone Tinted the imiidi! The great anxiety cf the men to koep tbe boy out ol eiitht arout ed suspu ion, and the men and their prisoner were at once connected with the kidnap ing case. Many attempts were made to get a good Icok at the boy, but they fni'ed. One party, consisting of three well known citiaos, two nf whom are liv ing, landed on the i land one day and battened to tbe horse. Their approach wta uuobfetved, and they attempted to pet inside the houe, when one of the mm, with an oath, blocked tbe doorway, and, whipping out a Tinifo, threatened to stab tue flr.,t man who dared to crom the threshold. The party bad not come prepared for such a warm reception, and they beat a baaty retreat. One day tbe two men were seen leaving the island, but the boy was not with them. One or two men im mediately set out in a boat and visited the Uland in tbe hope of finding the lad. They reached tbe old house and found it deserted. The premises looked as though t he late occupaota had left for good. Everythirg had been removed or destroyed. Not a trace of the lad could be found. The men did not come back, and tbe story is that tbe child was murdered in the old house and his remains' bnried on the Kpot Many parties dug up the dirt floor of the cellar, but without (lading any trace of a murder. The other day an elder'y man, poorly and roughly drefsed, rowed out to tbe island and visited the house, deveral residents who saw bim declare that he bears a c'ose resemblance to one of the two men who livad there so mjBteriotnly yeara ago. "Tbo old man drew some plans of the houHe and made some rough measurements of the cellar near the east wall. Tbe man left aa quietly as be rime, and refused to answer any questions. , Immediately after the old man's visit some young fellows went to the island, and out of curiosity commenced to dig near the wall where tbe mysterious stranger had taken measurements, and they unearthed a human ekull and several bine, so tbey (aid. Their story is accepted by the townsfolk, al though there lire those who say that the bones they dug np probably be longed to tbe dog toe two men used to keep at the inland. Several o'd resident) any that the appearance of the lad who was kept a prisoner on the Island tallies exactly with the description of the curly haired Charlie rVsi, as printed in the newspapers. Ono or two gantlnnen living here believe that he was mur dered on the island, and will make at tamrtstocltarup the mystery. SWISS HOTEL KEEPEIH. Watts raom'a Kxiti-rlcsMtc filth Nhrtwd Hon I lore. A friend of mine the other day came to settle for bis night's lodgi eg at a bed buggy little bole in the wa'l near the , railway itntion here in Nencrutel, called the Hotel dra Alp. In addi tion to tbe tha'ge for apartment, eer vica, lights, etc., was the itam "un dijuuner." I will put into plain Ka glial) thai which followed: 'What is this?" Bid my friend, with assimulation cf bad French, toough be aoke the language like a native. "Tl a', monsieur that in break 'ast " "Breakfast! But I had no break fast " ' That la very true, but momieur might have had it if he desired." ' I he devil 1 m'gbt!" 'Yet, monsieu'." "Bit. I dido't rrder any break'ast." "Tnat was no fault of the bouse, anonsleor." ' 1)j you mean to tell me that yen wish to charge mo for breakfast I neithir rrdered nor at?" ' Tie breakfuet was prepared all the Bt.in, monsieur." "Hut I took tbe rcom only, aud was ti pay s mply fi r whit I got." "Ilia ih rule of thxt hoiue. mou rn nr, to charge eviryore for break-f-t." "Then yon rrt nd that you provide a r gular table d'li tobreikfint every ninri.ing and cl ag for It whether your guoi s 'aVe it or not?'' "Yis, n.onibur. Kee the menu? lleieil 's,"urd the tinn, yet polite, jam' lord iroclurtd his regular "a la c.i-rle" My frieud lurried it upside dor. Tl on ha carefully perused it. 7'btn h saiit: "liuw much r f this do ou seive ts y nr re.ular bnakf .Ht?" ''At yil inn you like, mot sienr." ' Very well. K-ioipt the hill, and, as I unto pay for t rak'iHt, pleaee Clod, 1 will eat it. It ing me a lilct of beet, wilb nii Blirjruis, a half chicken grille, k rum omeli tte, in il a pint ( f Ubablin. I ehall waitcvir uniii the ntxt ttiiin." Athe hostlf the Hotel die Aim looked fir.t stupifiud and thin dis-Kiii-tfd, ami tinally, g rriiiuk the stria ton. to rnn into tb i tlicf, altered hia I). 11 in corf trinity will the fau'B, aud, linrrying b.ck, mod: llere, mmm'tir, her is your bill, quite correct-0 iratcj :t5 centime and you will inst have time to 'ratch your tra'ti." llrnry Watlerton in the jjoiincille Courier-Journal. tfllOM .THE PEOPLE. A Voire tor Hurry., To tbo Editors of th. App.nl : While tbe position of Congressman nd Legislator nra each of great im pct aace, there is another minor ethce to be filled on Wednesday that is cf mere real importance tJ the people of toe county than either tf tbem. I re fer t ) the ofhee of Justice of the Teace for tbe Fifth Civil Diitrict. The expe rience of tbe last ten or twenty yeara has shown that a good, active, bonett magistrate in the County Court is of vast importance for good, while one wanting in there qualtths is a great misfortune. I nndeistard several are "offering for the place, among others Mr. John J. Barry. I have known Mr Bit'ry I r mary years, acd be il well known in the district. He is a man of gcoi ability, s ret integrity, fair education and business experi er cs. If elected, I cocfidently believe that there would be ro better magis trate in tbe County Court, and that his administration of juntics in his of fice would be boneat and intelligent, and free from tie complaints which we hear eo often made. Let us center on Mr. Barry and elect bim. CITIZE5J. Momi'hli. September 17, 1KS6. KASHV1LLE, TENS. Nborklng Aeelileatt-A t blhl or I)r. Cnllon Sealded to Ueotb. lariorii, to thi irrsAL.I Napuvillk, Tknn., Heptemher 17. A sad accident occurred this morning in tbe Thiittenth D strict, at the resi dence of Dr. G. F. Cu'lom. whereby that gentleman's 4 year old son, Kw ing, will lose his lif .-. At about 6:30 o'clrck, whil MrH. Cullom wai pre paring hreal fast, Ewirg wai playing on i be door near the kitchen e'.ove. While erg igod in piny he overturned ttiecoll'rfH pot, and its Irilirg conten's were emp'ied on b!s head, nock, shoulders and body, lirforaaid could be rendered tbe skiu hud been scalded from nearly the entire body, hb well as tbe neck and shoulders. A physician was at once euminoned, but m thinks the little fellow is loyond ejrthly aid. He is sofferir.g intensely, and his death is momentarily ex peited. Dr. Cullom is well known in the city, having been for seve-al years principal cf one of tbe city ichco's. J LDOE MOKUAJi'S C lSIV ASS. VlKorana and T.lllnc Hpeecbea to Lmrg Andlenrca. IcuamcRroNDaaci or thi appbiL. NkwAiiianv, Misa., September 10 Judge Morgau has just closed bis littcf appointments for this county. His canva's bas teen closer, more thorough and more vigorous than any ever made bi'ore by any candidate for Congrees. He mado eight speeches in the centers of our pipu'ation, averaging over two hourn, t3 11 no audiences of represent ive men. Tbey were replete with intelligence, powerful, and had a telling and last ing effect on bis hearers. His dis cussion of Democratic principles aud bis e'oquent and graphic description of the heroic struggle if the "grand old party," "whose fithors," be said, "were toe fathers of the Constitu tion," to regain the mas'ery over the government after an absence of twenty-four years from power, and its final triumph, were muBterly and wilt leave an impression that will long bo folt and remembared in Union county. He has left a glow of entlius UHrn in the bret Hts ot all who beard bim, and the reed siwn will briig forth fruit in November. Union county is now practically a unit for him THE TKEIIKNTIL 1'AKTT Hlart on Their FUblu and II iintlua Trip. raospgcT Iloima, N. Y'., Septenilir 17. President Cleveland's party con cluded, in spite of the throitening weather this morning, to make the fishing and bunting expedition for which airangenaenta bad been made, They were conveyed down Saranao Like on the steam launch, aud alter acawyacrrss the country, they took small boats and were transposed np the Kacqnotte river and into tiia Tapper h ks. The river trip afforded tbe ladies on opportunity to nali ior pickerel. The rendezvous will In at Mark MoodyV, on Big Tupper lake. Moody has a wide reputation as a deer hunter, and he has agread to give tbe Fresidunt and his lriends a bunt to morrow. ' (jEN. BOO i ll'S M).N Maril.il to MIm Wortb, of tbe Hatva- vnllon Army. London, Sopiember 16. Mies Chas. Wont, whose enlistment in the Salva tion Army against the wishes of her parents and detention In the ranks dispito tbe prntssta of her father led to tuch an outcry against the Booths same time ago, was married Uday at Clapton to Uen. Booth's Bin. The marriage ceremony was attended by thoueands of pereons. Mas Charles Worth's sisters were present, but her father was not The Salvation A'my will have a great toichligbt procea!oa in Ixndon tonight in boner of Gan. Booth, who departs tomorrow for tbe United Stalls. I nn of a Hpraln. Machdok Crntkr, Wavaa Co., N. Y.,1 K.bruary 'M, im. 1 Some years ago I badly sprained my Btinifti'h picking cherries, and have sudcied greatly ever since. Nothing bas been so beneficial as Atlcotk's Platters. They entirely cured ma of that trouble, I have also been afflict id with a lame ankle, but these Plas ters soon enabled metowft'k. I rec ommend them whenever I have an opportunity, ai I have found them very uvful for over ten year. All cock's Piasters have always done me the griute-t service, and I am every day more and more convinced that no hciiii hold shon'd be withont them. MRS. 6USIK A. BILLS. . Tbey Want II I in Hail. It in now reported that Geronimo ban been trai Hlerrnl to tSan Antonio, Tix. .Since it has been .'earned that he is a Mexican and not rn Indian, the War Department has concluded that the Texai g will be glad to have bim among them. Ciionjro Aifict. Loiiln.iiia icsteatl. raapau foa mh)d. Founilatlorg, cellar walla and build ingsBuh)ecttoovernow aho'lld bo con atructed with Louisville Cement Jt is tbe standard. A I. Kile l.nte. Nearly a million ilillars is coming into Kentucky annually for tho pay ment of penslmiH. What a bonanza Kentneky wnu'd In gettirg now if her BoklieiBt nl been ti.anciers enongh to enroll theuisi lvcs on the big aide. CoiiriiT Juurunl, m The NiMltaa.Henrlil Halrb Not Oil. I'iimh rii, Pa., September 17. Tbe meeting bet wean John L. .Sullivan and Frank 1 1 inrl.l i.nni nn Tim.n.. Hughes, the manag.r.eays it will poe itiyely take place in ttie Coliseum, Allegheny, tomorrow nigh. e-ullivao and Hearld are both to arrive tonight. Snlxtcribe for. the MAppeaL" 0L03IIKG1RLK M1KERS OBJECT TO THE CONSTRUCriOX BY THE HEYENL'E Bl'BtAU Of the Law Relating to Its Manufact ure On Her Trial Trip Nominations. Washisqtox. Sp!emjer 17. Kime maoufactu en of oleomargarine have piotisted t the Treasury Derailment ogvntt tbe conttruc ioa placed by tbe Internal Revenue Bureau on the second section of tbe act regulating the manufacture ot that compound. Tbe law imposes on "oleo oil, mu'ral and other ar icles of like naturf,"a tax of th same amount ts is impoied on oleomargarine. D, appears tnat there are a nnruber of firms eogeged in the manufacture of oleomargarine whose businees is to purchase and combine various ir gredien s in tbe marketable article, ana if tbe component materials are anbjectto tax, as bad bsen had by the It ivenua Bureau, the result will be to compsl these manufacturers to pay a double tax, at tbey are also re quite i bythi Jl aw to plare stamps on tbe finished artuls when compounded. It is abo e'a'ed that C9itain firnsars making brge quantities of what i- known as "oleo ol," which is sold and imed eolely aa a Iub'icant for machin ery, it ins strict construction dlreidy g'ven to the law by the de partment is adheied ti this material will rIso be sut jtctid to the tex im pewed on oleomargarine. Tbe ma'ter is i.ow undir coniid; ration bv the In ternil Revenue Bureau, aud it is bo lit ved that when Coiniiii-aioner Miller returns the cons rution tnut has been placed tin the hi cond section of tbe act will bo moi'lilled s as to r lieva tbe material of tax Cicnla s have been sent (o all c dlec'ora leciiieting info imtiin as to the nuxbgr of olco margniue factories in e;ch dis'-iict, tt e avereg producti m aud other in f rmRt:o:i, with a view t) sdjneting the c'eiicil force of tbe bunanti m et the demand cf the' businees when tbe act eball go into operation. The Allaatnon Her Trial Trip. Waruinoton, Scptoinber 17. The Atlanta leave New Y'irk today for Narragansett Biy. R. I.,ti have her compass's ac1jua'd, and eln will ptob nb y sail theuci for a four of five d y' rial ti i p next Monday or Tuesday. The purpose of tbe ir'p is to test her speed and fi d out if she can attain lb.4 rate called Jfor in the contract. Oo'ef Engineer Loring, and prMiab'y soma members of the Advisory Bmrd, will accompany her. Prn.lon Olllce Nominations. Washington, 8ept?mber 17. Ed ward Q. Buskirk, ol Indiana, aud Dan iel C. Gutche, of Oh o, have been nominated Principal Eximiners in the Pension Office. Ifoiuenlend Cane Deeliled. Wabhinoton, 8eptmber 17. Act ing Lind Comraiisioner Stock sieger bas rendered a dec'sion in the cbh of an Indian claiming land in Washirg tm Terri'ory rs a h'-mosteader. against the claim of the Noitl crn I'ac fin Rail road Company, in which he hoMsthat thi o capa i n of land by the Indian piior ti thn fli ng ( f the company's man of d finite lo a'lon was ni'h a claim aa excp'ed tbe tract frcm the gratt. Tais decision virtually docides a large rumber of eimilar ca en in Waslrngt'On Territoir. WOR1EN Nrrdlnc vftnewuxl Hrrrngth. or h anffer fVom lnirmlUu peculiar to inelr tei, alkould try THC BE5T TONIC Tlila mM)lcltir onmhlnM Iron with pom vnyflUhl twili-i, and U lntbl for DimMM pajculmr to M Oinrn. fttid all who litnd MMlnntiuT IWra. Il Kn rlrhrM and Purine th lllund Ktlmulnlrs th AppetllPt Strrnffthrna tl Mutwlra and IN in fact, thortuhl InTlgoratra. Olnam tho ct mi pin ilnn, ami maitMlhenkitt atnooth. Hdiasamit l I auk on tha ttU, oaum liBadaobis, ur 5mduo onnitipatinii nil vthtr Iron mttticintt ia. Ins. R1.IUI1KTH BaiRn, 74 Farwctl Are.. Wilwaa kHe Wta., vivn unilor dat nf Im. 9fitli. m: ' 1 har aatx) Imiwu't Iron Hitters, and It ha hii nor tlian a dm't-ttrto m, harinc oand me ot the wnahnnM laMlitw havti la life. Also eurvdmenf l.ir r Ouunlaint. and now mi onmiilmiiin la clear ud good. Ilaa alao txwn benenoial Ut toy chUdran.'1 MM. liOmsa O. B ha (i don. Kart IjookpttrL N.T., ajrai I hare aufffired untold mieerjr from Female Com?Ulnt, and could obtain relief fxum nottuug xoapt Browii'a Iron Bittera." Oenntne haa above Trade Mark and crneaed red llnej oo wrapper. Tnkd no elhrr. Made only by BUOWN HKMIOAL CO., MALTIMOKB. MIV FOR SICK HEADACHE. BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION And DYSPEPSIA, XT HID DR. C. McLANE'S t'KLERB&TED LIVER PILLS PREPARED BY FLEMING 1M03,, rilTMIIl'KU FA. BE SURE YOUOBTTHBGENUINK. Tiw Countorfoitt ar mails in tit. Loui, Mo. XDia BELT or Kt Kur tor ia madaei sn n-"'-' lraal loi Z'ACHEtVEAVoi d.a.ne rre.M ior tha oun isration ot mmtlvn nr. finr. Thor ia no tFOR'i,j mistako abon tbiiin . V: ..-J rtrumant iha coo I kX'iaw'T,. iftinuout atrrmn ot MTnLillV ELMTUICtrV r- uiiLNwaKLi!!k7:irutt thorn to healthy action. Po n it rontoand this with Klaolric Uohi ailverliaod tu onri all ilia from htmil to to. It I- Inr tin ON H apaoiGo fiuriMinf . For cilrulart nivini full ntorinntiion. addreuft Cheevr Kleotric Boll Co.. Ill' W.lllnrlo tro.t. I'hliM- . I '1 r'VK PARKER'S rIlHAIR BALSAM -i il tin popular favorite for drtnnlnp; P . m I Dim l.atr llHUtrll.lF d.l.ir m h..n t JlW ' 3f F'Tt end iiTentJnir I'tandninT.,1 SI'Ail M .. M " ......-...,- hair falUnir. and 1 mife lo pit i fV. ami l.t"nt PniirHatn. HINDERCORNS. Themfeot. ramit and bent cure for Oornt, Btmtnnt. tl all )elii. r.nnurca comfort to t nr fort. iNrrer icure. ia A?enu aturuvifUt. uiikoa tu, Ucal Estate l?:cnt, AM IT. H. COMHISSIOXEK, al Hala, Bear Madlaon.Meiiiphla. pa ii ai aa mm ! u (pfflffeir 1 toimtBiniE The most wonderful Tain-Carer the world has ever known. Its effects are instantaneous. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Speer's Cotton Gin REMOVED TO Hilling from Mulberry to St. Martin Streets sT Insurance and Sacks free. ' 6 The Largest and only Complete Gin in the city. --5Best ield. Best Snmple Tried in tho Crucible. Abont twoiity yeara ago I discovered a little eore on tny cheek, and tho doctors pro nounced it concur. I have tried a numbor of physicians, but without receiving any perma nent benefit. Anions the number were ono or two fpccialista. Tho medicine tncy applied was like flro to iliu ore, cauiting intcnao pain. I iaw a statement in tho papera telling wnat 8. 8. 8. bad done fur others similarly afflicted. I procurea some nt once. Before I had nsed tho second botlle the nel'hbore could notice tlwt my cunccr wua healing p. My general health bad been oau fur two or three sear? 1 had a hacking congn ana spit blood contin ually; I hitd a se vere pain in my brraxt. Afl'.T takinir six bottles of S. S. 8. my cough left me and I grew stouter than I had been for several years. Sly cancer lias healed over all hut a little sHl about the si.o of a half dime, ami it If rapidly disappearing. 1 would advise very one with cancer to give 8. S. S. a. fair trial. Miu. NAN'CY J. McCONAUUUEY, Asho Crovo, Tlpiiccanoe Co., Iud. Fc. 16, 18811. Bwlffa Spei'lllo Is entirely vegetable, and seems to cure cancers by forcing ont tho Impa tiee froia tho bluod. Trealiae on Blood and Skin Diseaws mailed free. TUK HWIFT 1'C1F1U CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca. Woods & Buggies, Wagons and Harness, NANCE COTTON PRESS, IIAItBODIt GINS, Kteuni ICiirIiioh, ftfatliiuery of All Descriptions), No. 332 SI COND ST - Goldbaum Bros Munufuotiirers anil Hliolcftirle Dealers in No. 344 Main Street afi.K Hr.fi r l'piaw ipi.ir,i io. Z. N. ESTK3. S. S. (NCt'CEaSOBS TO WLolesale Grocers Hps. II 1-2 and 13 Union J. C. NEELY. S. H. BR30KS. BROOKS, NEELY & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS, And Commission Merchants, Wo. 307 Front Street, : Mcmiihin, Tcmi. J. H. HAT. W. If. IIORTOV. J. W. BAILET. Lata of J. 9. Bar Son." Late of Moacham A Horton. Late of Bailey A CotIbio? Bomerrme. DAT, HORTON & BAILEY, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS, 360-363 Front Street Memphla Tenn. 3Je-wF'iT'xx3., ROBERT LOOKWOOD,- LIVEKT, BOARDING AND SALE STABLE, So, ll'il KH'ond Street Memphis), Tenn. UKO. 0. HA It BIN. JAS. A. Established in 1854 WH JJil 257 r.lain St., Swobpe, MEMPHIS. TZNW. Memphis Tenn. BPICER. yr. b. doa5. US IKS, DO AN CO.) and Cotton Factors Street, Memphis. Tenn. H. M. NEELY. Chickasaw Ironwork? JOHN E. R1NDLE Ik C0.,PR9PB'S, UK Naaah n Kt rflAmntlla I a r. V-UNm TiArrviin-nci a " a nirrv a timo MANUFACTURERS AND DKALKR3 121 iiKineH, lioilerts NhwiuUIm, lirmliord Corn and lVhewt Mill . Cotton lreH, Cotton tiiu, Suntllng, Inllejfc, : HPEC'IAL rVTICK We are prepared to fill orderi on soon notice, for the wile, rated MfMlart Fanim Mroiixlx fallay. We oaxrr In atook over Two Hundred Assorted Mars. a-Send for Ontivlon and Price-list; MATTHEWS. H. W. LKATH. DllUUUlUlUi Memphis, Tenn. MANHATTAN AND TRUST COMPANY. - c BOARI) OF THTJHTH E3l. napoleon hill, mihafl gavin, j. . handwerkkri louis hanaukr. thomas boyle david p. haddkn, Lazarus levy. john w. cochran, james a. ombeho, andrkw renkert, bol coleman. ewd. ooldsmith, JAMES S. ROIilKbOfJ. WM. KAIZKNBBRQER, HARDWIO PERES. awDeposiU reoeired la lumi ol 91 and upward, and Interest allowed on same Semi annually. aw We bay and tell loeal InTestment Bonds and Seenritiea irenerally, pay taies, acta trustees, and. In central, exeoute any financial business requiring a sale andreeponsibla arent. L,,a dTsafiai. in sums to anlt pnrohaaers, on all parta of Barope aW We have a commodious Vanlt for tbe deposit ot Taluables, which ta at tha serrioe o oar oaatomera, JTreo of Ctaaraje. D. P. II A DUO, President. EWD. fJOLOSMITH, YIce-PresideaL JAMFS HATH AN. Cashier. Mew Cotton Grin. Nos. 201 and 203 Madison Street, Memphis', Tenn. IeATEST IMl'ItOVJKW IIUlr.E 1 QIUSK 0 "BrEST Tnrnentaad Snmple Ciiieianterl. Good weig-hts, and remittjincea promr' , ' maJe. All Cotton Inmr.d while in Transit and at tlin. Backa furnished on an pi cation. We use the "lilriu l ulomlrr" and unload all waicon cotton. Give us a trial- NAPOLEOJf HILL, President. W.JT. WILKERSOS,TicfPresI!et. II. J. LTSN, Cushiei. lemnMs City Rfb & Gen'l Ins. Ca. DOES A GEHEBAL FIB ASB A1ABIHB BUSIHKM. A QUARTER OF A MILLIGN;DOLLARS FULL PAID CAPITAL DinnoTOHHii H. FURSTKNHEIlf, W1I. I. COU , JAMKS RSILLY, J01TT LOASM S. MANSF1ILD. D. . MYERS, W. D. BITU1LL. Olliee 1Q Maallnon Street, Meraplalts, Tcnii niSSOaLTTCTION NOTICE BY MUTUAL CONSENT, the firm of Alston, Crowell A Co. ia this day dissolved, E. W. Crowell retiring. The remaioinn partners, P. Alston and H. II. Maury, will con tinue the busk ess at the o'd siand. corner Front and Union streets, assuming all li abilities and collecting all outstanding acoounta. E. W. CHOW KhL. P 8 ALSTON Memphis, Tenn., September 1, 1886. II. H. MaURi"'. aarOn retiring as awve. I bespeak: fcr my auooessora a continuation of the liheral patron agt heretofore extended the old firm. E. W. CROWELL. NEW FIRM. ALSTON, MAURY KaL.COCHRA.MCo AW AID rUIIia-KIIX, BATT.TABB, DoorsSash Blinds. Molding, Lumber, Lath and Shingles, Flooring, Ceilins and Cedar Posts, M. C. PEARCE. M. Ce PEARCE & Co Cotton Factors & Commission Merch'iS, No. 280 raOUTT STKEET, MESPJ9JS, TENN. Totlon M'nrrlionvr Xon. HH and 90 1'nlnai wrt. D. W. FLY. F. B. nERRON. SAM HOB30N. Late ol Commerce, Mi. Late ot Coffeoville. Miss. Late of Brooks, Ncely A Co. PLY, HEEEOM & H0BSOM WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cotfon Factors and Commission Merchants 324 Front Street Memphis Tetin. JOSEPH Kl GARHAN. FADER. FRANK & CO. Cotton Facfclo esioe bibb 291 Front Mrool, OppoMleCnafom Ifnia? FISHER MARBLE WORKS Corner Adams E DESTRE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK Of FMISREae AAKKL.1S. We are prepared to furnish new work Irom latest designs on short notiea. ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO BE FIRST CLASS In every respect and to aive entire aatiafaotion. We solicit your patronage and request that you call, examine our sleek, prices, etc, before purchasing elsewhere. W. Ao GAGE & CO. Cotton Factors, Pffo. SOO ront Street. : Men.ph.He Tenn (SltfJF.SSOItS TO niACHAH A HORTON) COTTON 3FBji3LOT,E:3L Old Staml, No. J) Union St., Memphis. FIRE, INLAND AND MARINE. THE BLUFF CITY INSURANCE GO OF MEMPHIS TOUT. OrriCE-No. 285 MAIN STREET. J.F.FRANK. W.A. OAOE. M. .QAVIN, J. W. FALLS U.M.JAMES, DAVID P. HADDEN, J. 0. NEELY. J. C. NKELT, Prealdeat, D.r.iaADDEI, VloePrea't. W. H. HOOBB.See. S AVNGS CO. JOHN L. MoCLELLAN. HEKRY FRANK. M9EPI1 FADEK and Second Sts. 0