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our Relations wieb FRANCE,

EEH TINS MEFcu ~.
Inc Iftbuae's Paris correspondent
writes Of an important fact not vet pub
hely known in Paris. Nj. Stewards an
swer 70 Mr.. Drouyn Du L'Huvs' dispatch
OF January, mas arrived. Although the
French Government has not vet pro-
nounced an official opinion, the Cabinet
IS very much pleased with The contents.
While reiteratiug and reinforcing All the
United States Government had ever said
on the Mexican question, he had happily
conceived language to describe the nosi-
ton from which America would MOI
bulge an inch, la terms which France
viii probably make up its mind to con-
eede, as not Incompatible with ITS own
views. Mr.. Stewards latest communion
ton relieves, therefore, q load ofauxietv,
and the relations Of France and the
United States in regard to Mexico, now
stands on a very good footing,
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PAYENG o-RnEnEn-

We congratulate the Board OF Alder
men upon their decision last night in or
deriug the paving Of Main street with
wood, after the plan generally known as
the Nicholson pavement. Matured
investigation satisfies Us il may be made
not only q very pleasant, but q very dur
sbie pavement. With q proper prepare
ton Of the material, there Is no reason
why It may not be 50 put down as to last
twenty years. We trust these who still
adhere TO a contrary opinion VIII unite
with the Board in giving it q fair trial.
We viii do better TO be united upon an
inferior plan Of improving our streets,
than 10 be eternaIy disputing over even
better plans, with no improvement of
them. Lei she work be pushed forward
gIth vig9r.
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FOR SALE.


y - r 5 A L E.
location.
Apply IN the premises at Ei jefferson street
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Tt.atstee,s SnEe.

DN virtue Of a deed of trust executed 20 me
ID on the Itth day OF Ssptember, 1850, by K n.
Rawlings TO secure the payment of certain
notes therein described, which said trust deed
Is duiy recorded in the Registers Office OF
shelby county, Tenn In book No. A, pages rs,
etc l viii, on Saturday the TN day OF April,
1868, expose 70 public sale TO she highest bidder
fDrctsh, ar the Courthouse door in the ctt~ OF
Memphis, Tenn, the following real estate, men
toned, described and conveyed in said trust
deed, b Lot NJ. y on a plan Of The subdt
vision OF samuel bemberts land, which said
subdivision was made by order OF the ChaDcery
Court Of Memphis ia the case OEEebecca D0hsn
and Others vs.. Mary IT. RemDeFr and Others.
said lot No. = has a 'front.' of seVeuIy-dv- feet
on an avenue running back between parallel
lines If6 feet 9 inches.
Equity OF redemption waived and title be-
leved TO be good but I viii convey only as a
trustee. JAMES WLIHEESPUGN,
March q, 1856. Trustee.
-~.-VI4Fr
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rD-A correspondent writing from Ari-
zaba, Mexico, TO the New Orleans Ores
cent says thst from Vera Cruz to the
Cumbres mountains, Il hundred and
twenty miles, about enc hundred Amer
leans are employed as engineers, con-
tractors, ~overseers, etc. Those who have
purchased land and settled near Cordoya
are mostly Confederates, though some
are from the North. Gems. Price and
Shelby, Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, Col.
White and about twenty-five or thirty
others, chiefly Mi~ssourians, are in that
settlement, winning the esteem Of all
by their quiet, gentlemanly deport-
mont
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CIlancery Sale Of City Lets.
Wednesday, April IItiI, 1866,
Atthe Court House door in thecity OF Memphis.
F Lonsqals and:others Us. charles Potter

Eliza F. LonsdaIe andsOthers u.s.. Charles Potter
and John Malone.
DI virtue Of an lnteriocutory decree made IN
II the above cause on the ChauCrry side Of
the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
City OF Memphis, on January Sth, 1855, I viii
sell at public auction at the Court House door
In tine city of Memphis, on WEDNESDAY.
nth DAY OF APRIL. 1873 q carr3f1 14t Of
ground. situated in the county Of Shelby snl
State Of Tennessee, in the Butler Division Of the
city Of Memphis bounded on the west By
shelby street, On the north by Butler street.
commencing at "a stake at the intersection OF
Butler and shelby streets. and running east
with the south lin of Rutler street - feet 10
an alley thence with saiu alley on the west
side Or the same, IN q s9utheriy Erection. so
feet 10 a stake, thence w~estwardly, parallel with
Butler street, TO the east side OF Shelby street,
thence n~orLhwaruly with the east side OF shelby
street 81 feet TO the beginning.
Terms Or "SALE-Crelit OF 8 and u months
Notes with good security and a lien retained on
the land. A. Aston,
MARI IDS Clerk and Mqrrrr
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NEW ADvERTrsEM,Ts
Notice Extraordinary.

DEING determined to engage exclusively IN
ID the Book and Stationery business. together
with JOB Printing, Book Binding and Blank
Book Manufacturing we have disposed OF our
entire stock Of SHEET Music and Musical Ner-
~chandise, to Mr.. +. Eafzenbach, 3T Stain street,
whom We take pleasure in recommending 10
all our musical friends and customers.
We respectfully request our friends and pat
rons generally, to examine our immense stock
OF Books ana Stationery, rs we are confident %
cannot be surpassed In any establishment in
tile Southwest. Having made additions 20 tr
win the large and complete assortment Of Mr.
k~atzenDHch, we are prepared 70 nHl all orders
promptly, and at prices that will give entire
satisfaction. BLFLOCK a co.
gIE Main afr.af
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I WILL, ut the next term OF the County
l. Court OF Shelby County, State Of Tennessee,
apply FOR letters Of guardianship Of the follow
ing minor heirs OF the late John r. Mclean
ahan Jas. K. P. McClanahan, Jno. c. NcClau-
ahan, Nelson McCiauahau, Susan I. MCLEAN
ahan, SaIie Mugeveny, John Mageyeny,
Eugene Mageveny.
mar2 JAS. NJ. MCKNIGHT.
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From Jamaica.

NEW YORK, March 10.
Fourteen days later news from Jamaica
reached Us by the arrival of the steamer
4lontezuma at this port yesterday, from
Kingston on the 9Th Inst. The ROYAL
Committee q inquiry into the cause and
suppression OF the recent revolt was still
progresslEg. Mrs. Gordon, wife of
George w. Gordon, who was arrested as
the ringl2aG-- Gf ds rsveit, was exam
lned on the 9Th inst. The examinafiop
had lasted thirty days. The Trial of
Ramsey, provost marshal Of Morsnt Ray.
for atrocities Pommitted In the DISCHARGE
OF the duties OF his post, was proceeding
by the civil magistrates. The proceeI.
ings were conducted in private. The se-
cused had been admitted to bail. In the
assize courts, thlrty-seven of the prlson-
ers charged with participation ia the re.
belnon were en- trial. All was quiet.
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sss~The value Of gold and silver bull
lion sssayed by the public and private
assayers during the year 1888, amounted
to $50, 252, 600, of which sum S56,Q 100000
was the value OF bullion assayed in the
Pacific STATES. Fstimating the value al
the unassayed bullion at s., 000, 900, the
total value of treasure produced in 1855
amounted to SOL 600, 1000, an increase in
two years Of SIS 100000.
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sE Labor is said to be worth in Mex
leo from s. to SIS a day. Out Of 4 week
the contractor can hope to get three days
of good work. Flour is worth S45 a bar
rel, and meal SIS. Living is generally
very cheap.
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Er Col. Robert GaIbraith, Of Bedford,
has announced himself a candidate for
the Legislature.
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MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS
Applicants for position as teachers in the
PuhI;c SehooIs.

VIII be examined at the office Of school Board,
80 Second Street, on Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock. Hereafter appointments will be made
only from the list Of those who hold certificates
of qualification in accordance with the rules Of
the Board. W. T. MITCHELL.
mar23t Supt- Memphis City Schools.
]. =. EWING. D. 2. MYERS.
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EEED.

HALL-In fernando, Miss, on the 18th inst,
Or. JOSEPH G.. HALL.
-CUBBINS-Of consumption, IN san Antonio,
Texas, on the llth inst, in the twentieth year
Of his age, JOHN 7. CUBBISs, eldest son OF John
and Marth A. Cubbins, Memphis.
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DEPREsENTING a creditor Of the estate Of
H William Dickens, deceased. l hereby give
notice that at the May term, 1866, of the County
of shelby County, Tennessee, / viii apply
for letters Of administration on Said estate.
JNO. NJ. CARMACK.
March p, 1850. lmar2 IaW4tiw
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A LARGE lot OF Lit and Force Pumps. con-
y sisting Of Railroad and House Force
Pumps, EUu-Freeziug and all descriptions Of
Lift Pumps. For sale low by
J.. V POWELL & CO.,
mar223t No. y Monrnr strarL.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WARHAM-The friends and acquaintance
OF JOIN P. WARHAa, are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this afternoon at ~
o'clock, from the residence of Mrs. R. Bason. on
the Raleigh road.
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IL An amendment Of the State Con-
stitution Of Louisiana, to be submitted to
the people for approval, empowers the
Governor, by and with the consent of
the Senate, to appoint the judges Of the
supreme court for the term of ten years,
and the judges of the inferior courts for
n term of seven wears.
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SPRING STOCK
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CA - -
DR.. il. Murray Rogers
BOARDERs WANTED.

Office, 50 Madison Street,
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an o EN-
WANTS

WANTED man acquainted With
W the nursery business 20 raise and take care
OF shrubbery in ElmwoOd Cemetery. Must be-
able 70 read and write. AsiDgie man preferred.
Good wages anda permanent situation viii be
given 70 a good practical man. Apply at the
Cemetery 10 CHAS. HAMlLIDN.
marI-8t Secretary and Treasurer
w "A D
In a plain private family a lady competent
to'esch English, French and Music Apply %
J. r GREHAS,
marls1w7 APPEAL Counting Room.
EEANTED-At the STAB GALLEEY. a
w respectable young Lady, 10 attend the
Reception ROom-one ghO Is desirous OF learn
Ing 70 color photographs IN Water-COI0rs and
India-Ink preferred. Best OF references "a
qutred.
MARI h A. BALCH. Proprietor.
UANTED-Agents-To ssl the lives
w OF southern Generals and their cam
paigus. Also, life Of StOuewaN JacksDn. Dis
tnguished Women o. the South. P0lIard7s His
tory Of the War, Confederate OhhciaI Reports
Of Battles, Morgan ard his Men Also. Enzra-
wings ana Photographs Of southern Generals,
By ~ILEEBJLL q DIRANI,
fb2 I'm gs alaiu street. Memphis, Tenn.
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Music vs..
CHANGE oE BUSINESS.

HAVING transferred my entire Book and
ii stationery interest TO Messrs. BlelOck & Co q.
3l5 Main street, / would cheerfuliy recommend
them 10 the patronage Of my friends and for
mer customers.
by the addition Of the Stock Of Musical Mer-
caaudI-e Of Messrs. Blelock q Co 1 shall be en-
abled 10 III all orders in that line complete and
satisfactory, as I am determined 10 establish e
first class Music Fublist ing House
The undersigned would also respectfully an
nOuncet to the lovers Of grt and the Beautiful,
that he Is ltting up a special department for
~engrUvinFs and oil painting, and for making
picture frames II al descriptions 10 order.
r. EATZESBACH.
81 Main street.
---un 1850 49,
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B The Nashville onion is informed
that a number of Fenians left that city
on Monday ~ route for the Canada bor-
der
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NEW II
PERSONAL.
Inst Roco6a.od

II L. BROWN viii please call Immediately
H. at the Whitemore House, corner Adams
and Fourth Streets.
mar22 JARVIS RLTJN
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81 00O ON TIL r 1St of APRIL,
ClsOOU. the advertiser wishes 90 engage
WITH business house as assist. boOzi-eeDer.
shipping and receiving clerk, etc. VIII put one
thousand dol ars into the business. or loan that
amount 70 the house whore he may be engaged.
Address, ASSISTANT"
margi-3LE Al this Office
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A DECENCT.

We published, a few days ago, an ex-
c~oriEtion Of that dirliest Of dogs, sum
EER, BY Senator FEssENDEN, of Maine.
To establish the propriecy Of the enithet
we apply 10 the model citizen Of the mod
ern Athens, We once more print two par
agraphs Of his d~etestable speech, unpar-
alleled in point Of bessJly obscenity,
denominations Unequalled even by his
own previous efforts, but OF which his
constituents are perhaps proud
adopt this proposition, and you viii be little
better than the foul narpIeS who terlPd the
feast -1a- was spread The Constitution s. fle
feast spread For our cluutry, and you a-e now
hurrviug to drop into lJs-eEt a political obSceu-
1Ty anu spread ON IFS page q disgusting oF1uTt.
DenlIuE all VOC md,
And parting leave q losthSom stencil behind
at was 10 such thing. II was a compromise.
and such is he precise character Of the present
p-augSir1u. which. byi-s very words, lsa plain
license 10 a disgusting tyranny IN consideration
that the tvrautS pay IN political power. The
primary element IT the case, which STANDS Dui
IN darkness visible. IS the license the second
=rv element is the pay. Herr Is nothing less
than "a UlElry house OF III lame, which u is
proposed 20 license c~onstltuIDnallE Tor q point
zeal consideration.
And this miscreant is the successor Of
DANIEL WEBSTER and Massachusetts
boasts Of him as a statesman and a
scholar He even pretends to be pre-
emiueutly . CAristiGat
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HENPHES APPEAL.
NJ E NJ 2 H L s.


Rz-Our WEEKLY APPEAL, containing
as usual. a very large amount Of inter
esting matrer, Of every variety, may be
had at the counter to-day, in strong
for mailing.
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EWING & MYERS,

TTORNEYS AT LAW, No. 80. Main St ,
n walker Block, Memphis, Tenn.
Especial attention paid TO Collections in all
the States.
REF ERENCEs - Hon LandOn C. Haynes,
Gen. Albert Pike, Judge Charles W Adams,
Gen. N 3 Forrest, John Z. Sale, Esq, f. VI.
Ierger, Esq. Hon. SamIP. Walker, Gen. J. 4.
Chalmers, ana Judge N. L. Perkins.
mar21 lEV
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Sa- Mrs. King, daughter of the illus.
trious James L. Petigrew, Of South Ca<c-
lins, read selections from Byron's
{" Prisoner OF Chalon" and MOore's
"Fudge Family in Parisp In Washing
ton on Saturday night. Possessed, says
the National HateHigenceri of imagina-
ton, sensibility, a quick and exclusive
fancy, a just and discriminating taste,
she is peculiarly qualified to become an
eloquent reader of poetry-an interpreter
of the inspired poets to the uninspired
world without.
BSS~ A firm in New Orleans announces,
that a line of vessels will sail from Lon
donderry direct for New Orleans, be-
tween the Ist of July and the 1st Of De-
cember; and that parties deairous OF send
ing for their friends in Ireland, will find
this the cheapest and most available
mode Of reaching the desired end The
company will remit drafts for money
payable in any part Of the United King
dom, which will be another great con-
venience to parties on both sides Of the
water.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
-Four Lofts. suitable for JoBbers or S-fauufae-
tursrs, at 05 Main street. Inquire &c the store.
mar-tw
TO r Z y t.
Large Room. on Jefferson street. suitable
for an once. Apply TO Book-keeper, ~ 4ain
street. MARI 2ts
DOR RENT
z A nnr residence on Market street. newly
painted, ptpered, etc, with seven rooms ont
houses, good cistrru, iue rounds etc. Also q
Douse on the corner Of Beale and shelby streets.
containing a store r0Om, We rooms andkitchsn,
IN a me business loeanty- Apply %
marl-lm-aarH ls9 Main St
TOR LEASE For Five Years
SO feet on Vance street and 9B feet on
Brown Avenue, depth IS feet, between DesOto
and Wellington streets. VIII divide TO suit
customers On The east. 100 feet Of this lot,
there Is fine variety Of peach, pear, apple aud
plan trees. which viii produce, "a favorable
seasons, from 500 20 $1,000 worth Of fruit.
Il. G. DENT & Co,
Real state Agents, cor. Beals
marl7iw and fernando streets
FOE r f y t
Two large Rooms, suitabIe Tor wholesale
merchants Or auyother business. Also. several
smal ROOMS Apply on the premises lG4ts
Main street, opposite Overt0n Hotel.
marlT Ivy
Z O r r Z y T
The store house and cellar, No. IL SECOND
street, corner OF Adams Apply 70
TAYLOR, NcEWEN & BLEW.
mar45tf D. Main street.
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"a Information has been received, at
the Department. Of State, Washington,
Of the death, on the eth inst, OF Joseph
scoyiIle, Consul at Prince Edwards Isle.
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TIE COUNTY JAIL-The announce
ment made In yesterdays paper, Of the
giving out Of the contract for the cree
lion OF a County Jail, marks an era in
our advancing civilization. The provi-
sion for prisoners and %capdves," here
tof0re, has not been very crecitable to US.
We are glad to note, also, that the work
has fallen into the hands OF d Of our
old and most skiilful meehanics-Mr. J.
!. Powers. We anticipate from his en-
ergv, skill and perseverance, the prompt
couuleti.u Of a structure which viii be
q credit to the county, and add TO his al
ready well established reputation as a
-.r.---n --l.rtnE.r
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THE PRESIDENTS CONSISTENCY
The Baltimore Transcript, in an article
which we copy elsewhere, efIeetually
shuts the mouths Of people who, like
BRowND0w and KELLY, asssil the Presi-
dent with the charge Of inconsistency.
Il is not ANDREw JOHNSON, but his en-
emies and the enemies of full restora-
ton Of the Union-the enemies Of peace
and the advocates Of continued discord-
who are inconsistent, shanefully so.
Their evil and malignant passions blind
what little Judgment they ever had.
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Three are situatzl on the 5 uthwest corner
OF Union and Lauder5sle street, and Seven
adjoining en- LauderdaIe street. The location
Of these lots, on one Of the most el gsntly i'm
proved streets Of tie city, Within i've minutes
walk OF Main street, and convenient to chur-
ches and good schools, make them exceedingly
desirabls for the residence or the business man,
or those desiring 10 reside near the center Of
the city. Titles are Perfect-saIs positive and
without reserve.
MOSsARRAT, LANIER s CO.,
marl3td AuctIoueers, Irving Block.
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BS There were two sensations at the
Chicago board Of trade on the 18th, one
being the sudden disappearance Of a
grain dealer, who has swindled a Mil
waukie firm out of $500 worth Of wheat,
and the other the discovery Of heavy
warehouse receipts which have proved
70 be fOrgeries.
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This unhappy gentleman has written
another letter. He pours his griefs into
the sympathetic bosom Of Hon. Mr..
KELLY, ofPennsylvania, the radical echo
Of Trad. STEVENS, and Of that gentle
mans vindictive radicalism. Mr.. KEEL
LY, in turn, pours out BBowNLow's
griefs, mixed with his own hatred Of the
President, in the shape Of a lecture before
an association Of colored people in Phila-
delphia. The two agree perfectly. They
are, indeed, twin-brothers in politics.
1.-TWO souls with but s. single thought
Two hearts that beat as one"
the thought" being unmitigated hatred
Of ANDREW JOHNSON, and the hearts
pulsation one Of quaking fear lest the
radicals may lose some Of the offices of
the National and State Governments.
Our old friend Gov. BRowNLow, is
especially exercised on this point. In
his case, it is a chronic ailment. He
stands aghast at the mere contemplation
Of such a thing coming to pass as the
enfranchisement Of the people Of Tennes-
see. The county elections have an
appalling Specification TO his imagi-
nation, because here and there pa
rolled and -amnesHed Confederates
have been chosen by the loyal
voters. In his terror be looks implorfngly
toward the radical majority in Congress.
and beseeehes his friend KELLY to sec To
it that a stop is put to such proceedings.
The poor man is evidently frightened out
Of his wits. He strikes at random, and
is, we fear, not prescriptions 70 be ex-
actly truthful OF stringently Just. H
and KELLY both Witty the President, a.
if he were about to destroy the Govern.
ment and break up the Union, when
everybody knows he Is bending al the
energies Of his mind and heart 70 restore
1he one and more firmly reunite the
other. Much love Of Office and much
fear Of losing power, have rendered them
frantic and they rave, Let them rave,
They only hurt themselves.
One good result IS attained by this last
letter Of BROwNLow's. Il locates him
with the open, v~ituperative enemies OF
the President. It puts him in the congo
niaI company to which he belongs. II
fixes his status in ali the future as a dis
unionist after the war. II is 4 rope with
which he has hung himself.
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B The citizens Of Williamson county
met on Saturday, with o view of insti-
eating some organized effort to complete
the removal Of the remains Of the South
ern soldiers which still lie scattered over
the battlefield, to the grounds generously
donated for that purpose by Col. Ne
EqvoaE
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"a The GAINESVILLE Chronicle an
uounces the Hon. Cave Johnson a candi-
date for Senator from the Montgomery
district, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Mr.. Peart.
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In recommending these Pianos 10 public
notice, I claim that they are superior to
any other Pianos made an CClltn7e,
puritg Of tone, great pOsCey, 6rjUiaRcy,
fuIlness, depth and eUeaneSs Of touch,
durability and finish. mot only claim
this, bit I am prepared to substdntiate
1t to the entire satisfaction Of all par
ties Interested, and can safely ledUe It
to any candid judge o. Judges for de-
cisiOR. A guarantee Of JfUe gears
given nth eUCTy Instrument end no
charges made for cOUer, stool or ship
ping. Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
H. BERNARD,
mari I'm 80 Main street.
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DIVISION RooM, Aug. II, 1866.

DIVISION hoOM, Aug. II, 1000.
WHEREAs, We are called upon 10
mourn the death of one who was q
faithful and highly esteemed member
of our order, and kind friend to all
who meet here this day, in the person
of JOIN BANKARD
Therefore Resolved, That while we
deplore his loss as that, of one,
who has in all the years Of our inter
course, proven himself worthy OF
our confidence, we yet see in it the
hand of one who doeth all things
well, and though we mourn, we bow
in submission to his will.
Resolped, As members of this or
der, we would assure those that
mourn the loss of one far nearer and
dearer, the wife and children who
have lost a husband and father, OF
our sympathy in this their day Of
sorrow.
Resolved, That a copy OF the
above resolutions be furnished each
of the City papers for publication.
II. II. JONES,
j. G. DAMRON,
c. w. CHERINGTON,
Committee.