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REMOVAL.

Mrs. n. lCKES has removed hsr Millinery
W and Dress making establishment frsm aGi
Main street 70 No. 20 Union, betwe en- Main and
Secoud streets whsy q she viii De happy 10 see
her old CUSTOMERS vkS-iw
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81, lE 90.
J. MILTON SMITH,
President.
II. B.
Vice President.

VINCENT TILY0U,
Secretary.
New York, Jan. 2Sd, 1856.
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BS- Jesse r. Grant, the father Of
Lieut.-Gen. Grant, has been appointed
Postmaster at Covington, Ky.
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Ia Frank Turnay, a driver Of an
Adams Express wagon, was killed al
Louisville. He fell from the wagon and
the wheels passed over him.
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VHE books and papers Of Watt c. Bradford
y VIII De fo9nd az No. "a Poplar street, near
stTln, SheIs those Indicted 70 tn estate will
orsults viii be eommeu ced il All c Uses.
CAThEB me A. BRADFORD.
WM. CHASE, Administrator.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2Z-Leaf Tobacco active
and Grmer-aIes Winds. Pork Dc. Hams
S2c. Lard lSc Flour &C.; Choice Brandy $40;
Oats +4c.; Corn 65c. Whisky 81 -
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500 Reward.

stolen on the night Of the goth, between The
hours of eight and nine, from the house OF Mr..
David Mack, 81 Market street,
A LEATHER TRUNK.
Covered with white linen. marked an p -
containing wearing apparel and a large lot OF
silver ware also a brown beaver overcoat lined
all through with silk, marked In gold letters
Hank Paris. a hundred dollars VIII be given
foF the recovery Of the property, or a proper
ubnate reward for part thereof, by applying to
MACK, BROS. & BONN,
te8-lt 81 Main street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

ME1rPHrs- Teuu-F Feb =. f-1.
Ec1 APpe0f sinee I ANNOUNCED mg4ef 4
eandldate for the Office OF Comfy Court Clerk.
ut4ueht inquiries have been made through the
u.s. anu otnerWlses Of me- Do YOU intend. IN
eeGl1dro nqd two Offices - j answer posi-
LFelyI VIII not nor viii 7 continue in the
po-l-loa nov occupy sfter the 81 Of March
next Ny RESIGNATION has been Ionqs since ran-
cereds as viii na seen By the foIIowing letter.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville. Feb'y y, 1856.

C-OMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb'y u, 1896.
I, s. ". HATCHETT. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai the Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance Company lOc ated al
New York, in the state Of New York, has pro-
duced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the N qutre-
ments of the laws OF the state OF TenueSst ae i'm
posed on insurance companies, and re rther
certify that Mess. \ X. Clarke & Co, Agents OF
said Company, have also complied with tn e re-
quirements OF the laws Of the State, made and
provided In such eases: wherefore, said Ar cite,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has au-
thority TO take risks and transact the bush less
pessee.
This certificate OF Agency must be enewe ed
the LIST days of July and January Of each year.
5. W. HATCHErT,
fsrALl TfeSS-lmI Comptroller Tenn.
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IonIsNiIIp Market.

] LOUISVILLE, Feb. Z-Leaf Tobacco active
and hrmer-sales a7hhds. Pork 2ac.; Hams
&c. Lard lSc. Flour &c; Choice Brandy SO
Oats 44c.i Corn 6Jc. Whisky 81 -
European News.
New YORK, Feb. 2-Business was generally
suspended to-day. The military are paradil 2
but there was no general celebration.
The steamer city Of Baltimore, from Liver.
pool the It'll, and steamer Cuba have arrived.
In the House Of Commons Watkins gave no
ice that he should ask the Chancellor of the
Ezchequag what representations had been
made TO the American Government respecting
the F5niau organization ia America, especially
in regard % the employment Of American OH
GER, and the issue Of bonds By the s~o-caIled
Irish Republic. Tn address was agreed TO.
The cattle plague was the leading topic In
both Houses.
second Fcnian arsenal has been-discoverad
in Dublin.
Some soldiers, charged with tFenianism, are
being Court Msrtialed.
Tn French Minister announces, respecting
the Bagdad affair, that the United states Gov
eminent has decided to not allow itself to be
drawn in conflict with France through fill
busters or Juarez' agents.
The Spanish Government threatens to issue
letters of marque against Chill, If she adopts
thar. mole OF warfare.
st Liverpool, saturday, 5-2Os7were GgH. AT
Paris, the Bourse fat. Rentes ESQ.
The PruSsian Chamber passed a resolution
against an attempt Of the Supreme Court 10
restrict the liberty OF speech.
Cotton declined I'D. Partial sales 1900
bales, including 2O0o bales to spectators
and exporters Decrease Of Bullion in the Bank
Of England, SOS coo.
Boston, FebZ-The House passed a resolu-
ton regrettlug the Presidents veto OF the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
Cincinnati Market.
~CINcISNArI, Feb. 22-Flour dun and I'M
changed; oats Sjc; pork sc; lard ISc; groceries
dull; cotton lie; whisky 8 ..
EulOgies on Henry Winter Davis.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The grllerieS are
crowded in anticipation Of the memorial eyer
cises in honor OF the late Henry Winter Davis
Eusigns Of mourning were diSnlsveI and tho
Declaration Of independence read; the dirzs
was played, and the Speaker OF the House sd
dressed the assembly, eulogizing the deceased.
and also introduced Davis colleague into the
thirty-eighth Congress, who delivered a eulorv
on the deceased.
W~ashington's birthday is being celebrated
here.
business generally suspended.
large political meeting was held, favoring
the Presidents policy.
The National Monument Society held an an
uiversary meeting. President johnson being
present, made a few remarks. saying that
Wasaingtons farewell address contained prin-
ciples, by which he believed the difficulties OF
the country could be amicably adjusted. He
was in hopes all the States would make contri.
buttons to the Monument.
From California.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Feb. @-San Francisco eel
ehrated the day by a large military procession.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. "A large meeting was
hei1 IN honor OF the Presidents veto. and
resolutions approving the Presidents
Message on representation and taxation.
Washiagtou's Birthday was celebrated here
and generally throughout the North.
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Mr.. Wine moved Thai the vote on tie prp-
viOus question on the passages OF the franchise
bill be reCOusiGerTl.
Mr.. Raulst0n moved TO lay the motion 10 re.
consider on the table.
A member suggested that a motion 20 recon
slider was nos now In order, and pendiuga slight
discussion which ensued, the House adjourned
unit iUO'ClOck tomorrow morning.
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The New York Herald, in an article
in regard to the suppression Of such ultra
southern newspapers as are aiding their
brother ultraists at the North, in keeping
~ ...tinual l-...rl and STRIFE saw.
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fe3-2w
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WILL apply at the March term OF the County
- C9uIt o. shelby county for letters OF admin
ceased. '' w
M LIB. VOLENTIN-E, JR.
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ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co.
fila 1ft ng RFsfu er-..-

TEN YEARS LEASE FOR
i SalR.-Three new Brick Dwelling Houses.
with aiease for ten -years-erouud rent payable
az the end Of each year-sltuared on St Martin
street, two doors south Of BeaI. This is e good
opportunity for a home Il not sold by the
18th inst. they VIII be rented 10 good tenaut%
none Others need apply. For particulars call
on Mr.. Alden, on the premises, No. Front
street.. feLfG
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Warranty Deeds,
Trust Deeds,
NOtice.

Frinted in accordance with the New Code Of
Tennessee, for sale az the FrRnkIip Ion Pr5ntsns
House, Is West Court street.
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ET- Thos. q. Moore was examined
before the Freedmen's Court Of Mobile,
upon a charge Of having shot and killed
Wash. Jackson, a negro walter at the
Phoenix drinking saloon on Commerce
street. The testimony adduced on the
trial proved c~onclusively that Mr.. Moore
was not the party who did the shooting,
and he was unconditionally released from
cnstoEv
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d. APPLE & CO.
Boots and shoes,

They viii be pleased 70 see the Ola HienUS y"
eustO mers Of the house II APPLE 4 CO
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CHEAP % CASH
VIM. r. Moore & Co.'S,
27i MalB Street, Memphis, Team.
~OFFIcE-SBi Broadway, y. Y. fez3
Dissolution.

IfHE partnership heretofore existing between
, ". NJ. " cCOunel and c. p. Woodbridge, as
The firm OF Mcconnell. Woodbridge & 20. Is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness will b. continued at the Old stand No. Is
Union street. by W. N. Mcdonnell. who alone
is authorized to settle the business of the firm.
W. VI. MCCONNELL.
feh22 w G. T. WOOJDRIDGF.
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Jfaviug disposed OF our Interest Is tn me S,s ABOVE
a m 70 NeAsLf-g fhsm to the trade,and espect-
, q econ ,bs favor OF our Old customers and
ally 70 tue J. +. DAVIS,
friends W.
r.Nl1
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TOR SALE very Low, or EXCHARGE
II for Dry Goods, Groceries, Portable Saw
PrODerty-A CHOICE CITY LOT; 50 acres
River bottom a store House and Lot. s00
acres: Fifteen Thousand Dollars Ia Levss
Bonds COrinth Lots. etc. For full particulars
call at BentGn 4 Maolean's, zeal estate azenfs.
Madison street, or address
]. NJ. D. MILLER.
las lm Memphis, Tenn
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BALTIMORE LIQUOR STORE.
n KJeS9a q BROTHER.

-uorFSALE Dealers and importers In
" Vines Liquors 4 segars, IA Poplar Street,
nnndsr The OVsrton hotel
j. Il. BOARD. travelling Agent fssh
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"a In the course Of a disturbance in a
drinking saloon in Cincinnati, Sunday
evening, J. 2. Sutton, leading man at
Woods Theater, was badly beaten, his
skull being fractured by a blow Of a wine
bottle. One Frederick Ross vas ar
rested on suspicion Of having struck the
blow.
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For null descTfptiaa and price, inquire OF
ROBERT PRUPHfT.
al -, No 343 second e-rzaf Enmrwhfa

NOR SAIE.5,O0Q Acres OF LAND. IN
Il der one survey. extending nrora within
fVro miles Of the Mississippi river eastward ar
Two miles width, including the Quantities in
tlbion and Dyer counties. This tract embraces
mneh OF RselfOOt La With a large Quantftv
of ~vNluaole cypress timber. The balance Il
Esch Iald. aluaole for cultivation. See Col
C6az D. NcLane, or the undersigned.
tamil Ina GRAFTON BAETR
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VALUABLE AND FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers FOR sale At a very low
figure, 2.s00 acres OF very fine land, lying on
both sides Of YOcknspstawfa, IN southwest cor
Rar OF Lafayette county. Miss; the eastern
boundary only IL miles west Of Spr1ngdale, on
Mississippi Central Railroad. The tract is sus-
eeptfble OF being divfdsd into four or I'VE spIen-
did farms. and offers the best location for a
steam saw mill IN North Mississippi
For null escTfptiaR and price, inquire OF
EOhEHT PHUpHfT
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SALE

show Windows and Shutters suitable for a
double front store for sale very low. Inquire
OF y ScwarZenherE At J. H LaeweuSuue q
Bros Nos 81 and IS Main street, CLAW Build-
lug. fe4Nw
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Accidcut-NInn Killed.

Tuesday night, about ten o'clock,
terrible accident happened at the Pitts
burg Depot, by which one man was kill
ed and another wounded. 1t appears
that G Soderstrom went to the depot
with two friends, named F. o. Hanson
and Charles Nolling, who were on the
way to New York from Chicago, to see
them off. These two friends of Sodor-
strom had arrived on Friday last from
Chicago, and the three were waiting for
the tram, and standing on the track OF
the Pan Handle road. Nolling was stand
ing near the fence-off the track--while
Hanson and SoderstrOm were immedl-
| ately upon it, as a car attached to an en-
gino backed almost noiselessly i'll. Both
| were knocked down by the car, and Hau-
son, catching hold of piece of IRON at
| the bottom of the car, held on apd was
dragged some twenty-five yards, but his
companions, Soderstrom, was thrown
| under the wheels, which passed over the
left leg and arm, MASKING and grinding
them in most horrible manner. The
left foot was cut completely Oft, aud the
| leg up to and above the knee mangled
i'll terrible manner. The unfortunate
man breathed for something like au hour
after. Hanson saved his life by his hold
ing upon the Car, but was cut and bruis-
ed on the head.
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A CORRESPONDENT informs the Lon
don Times that in Switzerland the tele'
graph is the property of the State Au
Office is established lin almost every VIII
lagc, and the charge is uniform-oue
franc for twenty-five words, irrespective
of distance. Tie dispatches are printed
and the establishment yields a large
revenue to the government. The writer
advocates a similar system in England,
where the need for it is much greater
than in Switzerland, and where the profit
would be enormous At present mes
sages are badly sent at dear rates, whole
districts are without telegraphs, and the
State gains nothing.
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AMERICAN SHEEP FOR PARIs.-lt is
gratifying to learn that this country is
to be strongly represented in the Sheep
Department of the next Worlds Far 10
bs held at Paris, commencing on the LIST
of April, 1867. By recent notice IN tne
napers, it seems there are already entered
with the agent at New York City, "a
ANS and ewes for the exhibition, and as
councillors for the awards offered: Tc
Mr.. Geo. Campbell, of Vermont, Delohg'
the credit of breaking the ice ana open!
ing the door in this direction, ior nj
success at Hamburg shows concluslveiy
that Americans have nothing TO- tear II
a competition with Europeans for excel
lency of sheep husbandry T'rs
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RAILROAD RATES The New York
Central Eric. Baltimore ami Ohio, and
Pennsy lvauia Railroad Companies have
agreed To maintain rates as fixed from
time to time by the General Freight
Agents, Tor tue transportation Of freight
to and from all competing points; and
that no commissions or drawbacks of
any kind whatever shall be paid direct
ly or Indirectly or free tickets he given
to any shipper, owner of freight, or to
persons controlling for owners the ship
ment of freight by any officer or agent
OF either of their companies respectively,
nor by any express, dispatch, transporta-
ton company, or individual sending
transportation over their roads.
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SINGULAR SUPERSTUrIoN.-Am mar and
wife recently rented new house in Ii
tusville, who have a singular supersti-
ton that whoever first occupies 2, new
dwelling for the period of two hours,
will meet with shocking and untimely
death. Anxious to relieve themselves of
this fatality, they decoyed two little
girls, residing near, into the house. and
locked them up for several hours. A
few days after, one of the girls was
drowned in mill race, aud her parents,
who also believe in the same fatality,
charged the party with the murder.
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News Items

J.N. BOYD, whom the Rev. Taylor de
olares through the Fairmont National t,
be a thief, Col Strother and seyera
others of the malignant sbhOol, are all
nounced as candidates for Con- ress IL
the Second District of this SS9te. Ii the
next Congress shall be composed of the
same style of material as the present
one, Boyd should be member of 1t, by
all means
SENATOR REvERDY JOHNSON, i'll con-
Guiding his minority report of the Com
mittee on Reconstruction, says: I'VE
cannot forbear to state i'll conclusion
that he sins against light and closes his
eyes TO the course of the President cur
ing the rebellion, who veatures TO inn
peach his patriotism Surrounded by
inourTectionists, he stood firm. His life
was almost constantly in peril, and hc
chung to the Union aud he discharged
all the obligations it mposed-imposed
even more because of tie peril To
charge him with disloyalty is either a
folly or q slander-a folly in the fool
who believes it, and SANDER in the man
of sense, if any there be, who utters 1t. ~
GRINNELL, the blackguard who, asSail
ed Gen Rousseau in the House of Rep,
resentativos, has been Gsfeated for re-
nomination to Congress- III his District
in Iowa. The news caused no little lie
greet among his friends" says special,
SENATOR SHERMAN wants to establish
Repertory' in Germany to spread
light and knowledge" about America.
There are salaries attached Superin-
tendent at 81 500 an Assistant at - 900 /;
Janitor at $1,000: and there is room for
other loyal patriots
ALUMP of gold is on exhibition at
Statesville, n J., weighing five pounds.
IL was taken from the North Carolina
gold mines.
FoRNEY has joined Ben. Wade's Sun
day-school, and repeats in bis paper the
lesson running, God defend the right"
ONE Charles S Dunlap got himself
into jail, the other day, at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, for going through the country and
poisoning the mouths of horses, then
suddenly appearing as horse DOCTOR"
and offering to cure them for 80 much"
He ought to take bit in his own mouth.
Two young girls in Memphis tried to
frighten a companion by holding her on
the railroad track as a train was ap-
preaching. The fright didn't kill her,
but the engine did.
A Sengerfest viii be held m Proy;.
dence, ON bthe Goth, 27th and 2stl, of
June. .SixI hundred singers, REPRESENT
ing New York, Pennsylvania, New Jey-
sew and New England, will partieinata
and the orchestra will comprise fifty
performers from New York and Boston
Mr.. john WHITFoN, a driver for a
telegraph construction train in Leaven,
worth, was killed BY lightning a short
time since. He had reason to lift tbs
telegraph line off the ground, when a
fash of lightning struck the line at that |
point, tearing it into small pieces, and
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CONDESCENSION.-The following is a
specimen of the way the negroes in
Norfolk, Va, talked to Generals Stead,
man and Fullerton, during their secent
investigation in that city Said one
big niger:
The people of the South must bs
taught that we are men like unto them
selves, and that we must be respected rs
such. The people of the SouthSmust be
educated and instructed AZ to the funda-
mental principles of our government.
We will assist to pay for their education
We have extended TO them the right
hand of fellowship, and they have
spurned it with scorn and contempt
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Tss NevsST sRAM%se Amendmens


The Republican leaders in this State
have taken special pains TO deny that
thew are in favor Of negro suffrage
Thew resent with much warmth the
charge that the tendency and object OF
their party is the acknowledgements OF the
negroes and their Indignation, appa'
rently, knows no bounds when the acou'
sationle of being advocates Oh hegro
equality is made against them
We would like to ask these men "na'
is the object of the proposed cons!i'u,
tional amendment changing the basis Oh
congressional representation, if it be not
intended to establish negro suffrage
What other object CAN'T have, and wna'
other consideration obtained Tor IL inc
support of the Republican party IN
Congress, and will obtain for 1t ratlnca
ton by every Republican legislature III
the United States2 The old system was
Derfectly lust to all classes of the popu'
Iat;on. male and female, white and
black, The number of representatives
tn which each State was entitled was
regulated, as it Justly should be, by the
entire population the State contained
II mattered not whether males or fe'
males, whites or blacks, preponderated,
all were included in the population and
the number of representatives remained
the same But under the proposed sys
tenn only the males above twenty-one
years of age are to be represented, and
no representation is to be allowed fol
the negro population in any State, un
less the negroes are permitted to vote.
The proposed system is, in every re-
spect, inferior to and less equitable
than the old one, and the only consider
alton that commends it to the favor OF
the Republican party is the fact that it
offers an inducement to the, States to
confer the privilege of voting upon the
negroes, and proposes to punish the
States, by reducing the number of their
representatives, if they refuse to vote
for negro suffrage Negro suffrage is
the whole object and aim of this clause
Of the amendment; it has and can have
no other. r
Well, now, this measure received the
entire vote of the Republican party in
Congress; it receives the endorsement
of every Republican newspaper in the
land; it is supported by every Repuhh
can politician in West Virginia; ans
will be ratified by the Republican part!
in the State legislature when 1t assem-
bles 1t has been, in fact, put forth as
part of the Republican platform for thu
ensuing campaign, and coDfessedly EN-
bodies one of the main articles in thu
political creed of that party.
We insist, therefore, that it is time FOL
Republicans here to cease their denial'
of the fact that they are in favor Of
negro suffrage, and at once hoist their
true colors 1t is time also for the TseH
who oppose negro suffrage in this and
every other State to withdraw at once
from the ranks of that party, if an,
such are still nominally connected will
the Republican Organization.
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A BosToN paper has a report that
clerk in one of the wholesale stores OF
that city has la tely been afflicted with
painful breaking out on the neck, which
he at first attributed to boils, but the
matter getting serious, he applied to a
physician, who informed his patient
that he was suffering from the poisonous
prop, rites of articles used in the prepa-
ration of his cnamelled paper collars
which had been absorbed into his sys'
TEN and upon Inquiry 1t was found that
some half dozen other clerks, all OF whom
wore these collars, were affected in a
similar manner
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YOUNG kFTCHUNI, tke forger. conlin.
ucs to behave himself AT Sing Sing Pris
on, New York He makes II very credit.
able bookkeeper iu the Shoe department
His fathers family and his wife visit
him very regularly, and lie is in constant
receipt OF Lot ters from old business com.
panlonS He is not confined TO tue rule
of silence generally maintained in pris,
on, but is allowed every possible priyil,
eye, being looked on as the victim OF
circumstances rather than as studied
malctaCtor