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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
FROM NEW YORK.
Columbia, 5. c., 10 be RebuiIt-The
Constitutional Amendment Il elected
sharp Game by Judge Underw oOd

Columbia, 8. c., 10 be Rebuilt-The
Constitutional Amendment Il elected
sharp Game by Judge Underw OOd.
New YORK. Jan. 7.-Citizens of Colum-
bia. South Carolina, have combined to re-
build the city. j..
I The constitutional amendment was re-
iected by the South Carolina legislature, the
principal argument against its ratification
being that Congress rejected bill to admit
States on its acceptance.
A Richmond correspondent accuses Judge
Underwood of preierring charges OF treason
against McVeigh, a prominent Unionist
throughout the war, to prev his contest
ing the confscation of property purchased
by Underwood. 'i..
The Fenians-Stephens Retires with
his Pockets Full.
The Tribune says Stephens has retired
altogether from the Fenian ranks, alledg-
ing that the organization is too weak to at
tempt conflict with England. The Cen
ters held meeting last night to consider
what action is necessary. A statement was
made that Stephens received $4,000 since
his arrival in this country, but little of
which remains in the treasury, and that
none Of the arms presented by the organi-
zation were sent to Ireland. A directory
will be appointed at the next meeting.
There is no doubt Stephens is still in the
city.
Merging OF the Southwest Pacific and
Atlantic and Pacifls RRilrOads.
negotiations for the merging of the
Southwest Pacific railroad into the Atlantic
and Pacific road, were concluded to-dav,
and MessrS. Henry II. Ward, Leonard w.
Jerome, Robert L.. Cutting. President of
the Board of Brokers, Paul S. Forbes and
Charles Gould, were elected board of dr.
rectors of the latter company. rsI .s'
Address from President Roberts
1t is said Fenian President Roberts will
issue an address In few days calling upon
the Irishmen In America to unite now with
the only organization eXtant competent to
achieve the independence of Ireland
There is no longer any excuse for those
who profess to love Ireland to stand in a
hostile attitude to men who have proved by
past actions their honesty and devotion to
the cause of their suffering country. -r.
The Post on the Presidents Veto.
New YORK, Jan. 7.-The Post SAYS of the
Presidents veto message: Mr.. Johnson is
opposed to5universal suffrage. So much
the worse for him. In his veto message he
has struck a rblowrat progress not only
here but in Great Britain. He has ranged
himself on the side Of privilege and
against popular rights; he has fallen back
from the high ground which he took in the
summer of 1865, and no lover displays
faith in the people in that broad and Cath
olc spirit of true Democracy which Is
ready to trust the whole people to govern
themselves, and which is justified by re-
suits wherever 1t has had a trial. "a "a
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rTDlscoveTy7oi a Gp9pewdeF Plot. !

ST. JosEPH, Jan. 7.-An attempt was
made last night to blow up ithe dry goods
and grocery store OF Isaac Rosenthal. A
druggist In an adjoining store saw light
and smelt cotton burning. He forced the
door and, discovered a candle, sitting on the
cotton and Under It q keg Of cotton. One
minute later and the block would have
been shattered and many lives lost. Rosen-
thai and Levi and his partner have been
Arrested, and will have an examination to-
morrow.ao They were insured for several
thousand dollars over the valuation Of their
y kilograms from the plains say Sweet
water station was burned by Indians on
the 1st, A. party of telegraph, men there
to-day found the dead mntilated bodies OF
one soldier aud the telegraph operator.
h alANAANJ fIL lglH
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FROM ROCH ESTER.
Two shocI1l Of Earth Quake,

,RocHEsTER, N. Y, Jan, 1.-Two distinct
shocks of earthquake, were felt yesterday
In the town Of Wheatland, this county, and
Caledonia, Livingston county: The frat
came at 5 p. NJ, and the second between
and o. The shock came from the southwest
and passed away to the southeast. Build
ings were perceptibly shaken and rum
bling noise heard.1 Cs s1kA iI"AA4
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d s Paving :y;i 1as,,E NOtice9 INV
&T.WCTY 0hERK'S OFFICE

.tE& TDFCITYi CLERKS 0FFICE,(
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 3, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
making the following improyementssto-wit;
For grading and aviug the unpaysd sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on the south side of North
The Same to be done 10 accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements. are required to file their
claims in the ofoe OF the Clerk, in writing on or
before the Seventeenth day Of January, A. D..
1867. ttN FchHk AZ&sRaEsb u -lL
l.. L. WILSON,
dec5 dltaw4w City Clerk.
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Paving. Notice.
'?6 ~ SS'T y %1S SfTY srS't5I,i CnERk's orFTcE.

'OAsA" sOA CITY CLERKS OFFICE, 4
COLUMBUS, Dec 10, 1S66.J
Notico is hereby given atprOceedipgs have boon
instituted ia tho Oity Council Of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to wit:
- For graveling Foarth street from Stats 8 rect TO
North Publclane with six inch coat Of good clear
gravel or broken limestone. Also. for raising the
orossingon High street and Walnut alley.E
The same to be done in accordance with the plats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer and fled in the fic OF the City Clerk &c
y All persons claiming dsmages on Accohnt Of said
claims in the office Of the Clerk, in Writing. on or
before the Twenty-ffth day Of January, A., ID.
Ao0'' .sncla altstoFso7 i-0uIl Z yWIBSONoas
dscI34ltawlw i6Hpv City Clerk.
iooli1 lRyI 44 lii VS. s-ilSM
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Paving Notice.

To all tpho1s itHldy CoHceTH: i.U "a
.OiiO az dCITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, Dec. 81, 1865
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council iof' Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to-wit:
For sra ling and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on Park street from the o.
grayeling the roadway Of Third street from South
street TO kossuLh street.
The same to be done in accordance with the plats
and estimates to be preparedby the City Civil Eng
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements. arc REQUIRED to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk in writing, on be-
l.. L WILSON,
dec2I Itaw4w CITY Clerk,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08

New York Cattle. maFket-Jan, Z,
The current prices for thelweek at all the markets
are: ~. a.. NJ s.-sg ~ M
BEEF CATTLE-Birst quality. per head SI7 90;
Fair to Good $l5SBi Common sll9l3 Inferior, 90
COWS AND CALVEsZExtta per head 5000
$lOO; First quality. $50 s5; Ordinary e0OS7O o.;
Common, S50@55 90; Inferior, $40 O0s45 co. rj,, I
SHEEP AND LAMBS-S7 5O0s 90 for prime,
SWINE Heavy corn fed. per lb, 797kc (;
Light. 6H96A.
BEEF CArTLE-Dul ull and declined hDKc; best
l7@l71zc; good l6c; common 11@l9c -"eft'N
M LOH C0WS-Still continue dull at $45990 90
HOGS-UnsteadY. -.... L. -----.------ 4 ! ~
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NILnyticlan 70 declare, now, that CoNsUhP-
KI4 Itiohi y as CERT AINLY CURED as htefutft-
ts'D Rover, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
ypaSSAsalISRoS.s REQ. Charles &. King. MD.
Ises ,Ol .9R IYNcp s3T7s Qfs NJ
PREPARED P PRESCRIPTIONS,
"a ,0MADh IRON rHE PREscRIPTIoR OF o 'GQ'
Rev. CHARLRsD y KING, NJ D., IL. D. &c.,
FOR THEPEEyENTIOS AND CURE OF
CgOsN N - GU M p IT 10 N v
INITS;MOST ADVANCED STAGEs).
For the RaStedl tVts Of ASTHMA. BRONCHIT-
THROAT, and AIR PASSAGES. for General and
Special DerGn0smssts Of the NER YOU : SYSTEM;
for Dfsorders Of the hB00l; and for all RnRotion-
.lt1mmedigtslV increases the strength and deepens
apd. 1sesr, and aiuinishss the Eepsetor0tion. It
TotrteSn dGys The qPpetite Is al once IN si0oratsd
the di6oNN OrseEsHG, are speedily relievedi the
3SFrbf fG Stc cF coSsHhtbTfHHE. HUI TlEsSTfRhE lsTfHRHhHE.
oSfyglRSbSS lRbS4p2gGbEf 4Rp2gpGibbEfTyw WITH A
The PRE- CRIP 4 ON should be used In every
cAeSWhers the PhEsician prescribes CoueH MIX
Cor LGvEH Or, %hsSS &c. % and IN @ every disease.
by WHATEVER NAMK KSoRN, in which there Is ex-
hibited ADy pne Or more Of the following =.
tgs t sd,as,iYidS YM PF o MSiai 'lo"rf y
,aDt6icst on Irregular BreatAiag, Loss of BreaM,
C0gghs lRasttn0 or fesh, Ai0hf SteOdts, Bsesdfn0
from the EsnOs, Loss or Strength, Loss or 1ppZ
tite,s GsasrdI DebtItg, Debility OF Pregnancy and
4efstngg0 klgtng Pdtns through the Shouldsrs.
CAest Face or Lfn6s, heufdIgi ,AerU0ue HedddcAe,
Nervous Prostratj0, Nervous Irritation, Giddi-
asss or Dtsstnfse, EscesStve PaLerss Sore Thront
Dreusins.S, StsSPtsssasss, Dyspepsia, Sour Som.
6IoshaGN 6efors or after sdttn0 Constipation, Re.
mttttat ftcer. &c.. &c., and EsPEOi ALLY in all b5r
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New YORK stock nlarket-Ilauln.. Ilul !. J . |.

STOCKS 5.2O's, 90. lO6qDlO6bE; coupons, lO7k0
10s! do. new issue, 1Ol16 910lj 1906, ali series,
IO4z@l05; New York Central Ill Michigan Central
l071slC8; Michigan Southern sl1I, Illinois Central
l2l; Cleveland q Toledo 1855 a l25II; Rock Islaud
1886 Northwestern 40; do preferred 104K; Money!
per cent; Gold l33A9l33S. -.,, ~
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
? Now YOrk Money SIarket-Jan.7 vi =,

. EXCHANGB--Firmer at $685. y .791alH q 9i
fRElGHTS-TO LigerpOOl. Al forcOrnand barley
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08

0olgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet soap, prepared from refn-
sd Vegetable Oils in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use Of
ladies and for the NuTsery. Its perfume is
exquisite. and its washing properties unrivaled.-
aala hv all DRUGGISTS rahIO-d6wlv
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..lEauSDs;hsla NECESSITY Exists for the

,KrNmaEpNt.E 81 = IA I'd
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.IlI5lIlTTiIITT BIZ aa9alaaN LlIa sgo0 galllalaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08

- r0, WEEKLY u.,D. Z .nr sr.4rnrS1. nr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-08
SREGIAdanNOTICE

The wonderful progress Of Medical
~ Sglnpcta during the Pd8t stg years only
~ mhkes it-possible for tho con sc entious
" AXN Physician to declare, now, that CossUMP-
~ " IIoNis as CERTAINLY CURED as htterntft-
ss'D Fever, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
q az SAiai'S SRoS.s-- REQ. 0Adrses e. King. ND.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

WE wish TO call the attention OF the ice deal
w ers in the TWINS on the railroads and river
TO the fact that they can purchase their supply
il the spring, which We are unloading from
barges, at much less rates than at retail, after
we have been to the expense OF putting il in
store. apply 10 or address
BOHLEN, HUSE q CO.,
jals 3w 26H Main street.
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BERNARD & MCCLURE

OLD PIANOS taken In exchange as part pay
for new ones.
TUNING AND REPAIRING promptly at
tended to.
NEW MISIC rnnaived daily fahIn I'm
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Lns0Irenf Nnfce

Chancery Court OF Memphis, Nov. Term, 1855.
49, 1-Janes A. Ha1wocd. Admins
eialtm - Eddins, deceased, vs..
Nirgln54 Eddlna, Thomas III Fdsf1s ~ Al
re slnoH' neln az law. d~istabufaes and
eLsfHos o. SAD VIM. +. Edems. deceased.
= tn.s caEss y = ordered BY the Court that
4 ire Iounty Court Of Sheb b. Cquntv TenDes-
-. pe e9toshe9 lf1m taxing any farther sfsps
IA the aannlnirtralion Of he estafe ~ seid -
alhlsLoitoG be trarslarred
20 sbss c.1rt ana a. BESSIE admirBlered nron
As insoiyeuti that all areditors- n 49, ~
ipg 70 pc cr--i CTS w1erher b. u0te ae-o~r+
deere or Judgment. 10Th rsstlsrt mi -o-
resident. b. re.tFcine1 nont u-1se~-ii-- So
claims, Oh erHa tlau Uller tls rrrr.aF~-
itia further ordered, that an {. alfirs n 49,
an1 NE sueir ei@irns With tns Cerk ard Nf1efeT
q s.ls tou.t, an n1tke themselges parties -
luis eutt on OF before fhe second md~Tgv I,
Aay- Loba and t1at copy Of IBIS order ~ ~
hshed iof = wees ia ths Daiiy hsnuhffkp y
PIaL and AFolal-le. and ir The ue-g-~-.-
published al Pulaski, Iennessa-
A-GLrION ASTON.
December 2 1aR
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PROBABLE PASSAGE OF m TARIFF


From the National mtelligencer.l
II is now confidently asserted by all
the parties interested in a high tariff and
speculative interest generally, that all
| their schemes will pass congress at the
present session. This appears probable
enough from the strength of the influ-
| euces brought to bear upon legislation at
this juncture. The stagnation of bust
ness affairs and the great distrust of the
political and financial future, have pro-
dueed combinations in favor Of some
| desperate measures for the temporary
| relief or security of some Of the imper-
lied business interests.
The manufacturers of domestic dry
| goods in the eastern states have picked
up very large stocks of these manufac-
lures, aud wait in vain for a market.
There are no purchasers, and all are
sellers. Consumption is eTamped by the
inability of the south and westto pay for
these goods. This is the same case with
the importers, who have accumulated
very large quantities of merchandise, in
the expectation of q rising demand at
this seasoIs Purchasers do not appear.
The latest accounts from New York
show that at no former time at this
season was business so dull and stag
UanLs 1LtIt has BtNA n Cnlluhilk III
the value of imported goods 10 the extent
Of twenty per cent. Of late, and failures
Of large concerns are rumOred or threat
ened.
A high tariff imposed at this juncture-
a tariff that takes effect from the date Of
its passage, as is provided by the senate
bill-will prevent further immediate
imports, and thus enable the holders of
goods and merchandise, domestic or i'm
ported, to get off their stocks without
further loss. The benefit of a prohibi-
tory tariff to manufacturers will be de-
rived at once from an increase Of the
value Of their stocks, and it will CON
tiuue for eight or ten months, or a year
pechaps-that is, until they can get rid
Of their accumulated stocks.
Manufactures will not permanently be
benefited by the proposed high duties,
because the cost of material and labor
will be, In the course Of some months,
eEhanced in the same ratio with the in
crease Of prices Of the manufactured ar
ticles.
This view of the matter will account
for the passage Of the pending tariff bill,
against the protest OF the non-interested
classes. The west protests against this
gratuity to the holders of wool
and Of domestic and imported goods.
The chief effect of the bill will be
simply TO take millions out of the
pockets of the people, and vest them in
the hands Of a favored class. The
amount Of the gratGity, az might be
demonstrated, which VIII be thus be
slowed, will be small in comparison with
the sum of the injury it will infict on the
people. In the articles of wool and
woolens, for the sake of giving some
twenty millions to a class, we impose a
burden upon commerce of fifty millions.
In this 4" burning %crisis,n which is
talked of in congress, it is, after all, the
mass OF ths people who are tO suffer.
THE Sunday Mercury is epigrammatic
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NOW READY.
BROWN a PERKINS
Pianos for the People
40 Breeme St. New YORK.

WE would call the attention o. the public 70
w Our elegant New Scale Pianos, lE ne fol-
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you, sir, TO represent this position OF
affairs to the government 10 which you
have the honor to be accredited,
and urgently TO beg it to adj
dress energetic counsels in the
above mentioned sense TO the cabinet Of
Athens. You viii at the same time add
| that, in case this step should unfortu-
nately remain without the desired result,
and Greece should continue not TO fulfill
the duties imposed upon her by treaties,
the government Of his majesty the sultan
will then, although, with regret, find
itself compelled TO make such arrange
mentsa as may be demanded by the inter-
ests Of self. preservation. You are EN-
powered to read this dispatch to his
excellency the minister for foreign affairs
in the government to which you are
accredited, and should he so desire, 10
leave with him a copy Of the same.
Receive, &c, AALI.
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STYLE a. : octave, Front hrgs round
corners, PLAIN ease, either oCfag0n cr
earysn legs, straiglt uottsm, bead mould
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Va would cal the attention o. the public %
" onr elsgant New Scale Pianos, IL he fol.
STYLE a. ! octave, Front hrgs round
corners, PLAIN ease either ociagon er
carver legs, straig-t uarism, bead mould
ing on f4F
STYLE 3D. : octave. same as : 5 Ie a. with
serpentIne moulding On pliath, carved
legs and lyre--.---- -.. Frl
STYLE az" octave. Front corners la--s
r9und, serpenrna oO,ten, moal5iugs
game rs on style D, faIved Tyre ana desk.
laucT SGrved EC
STYLE 80, octave. You large round
corners. finished ba1k, mouidfngs on rim
and pliuih, serpentinE bottom. carved
iTTe and desk. elegant c1rE-i lu1t legs sG
The above styles are al hnshsd il eIsvsnt
RosswO od eases, and have the fuM ron frsusa
Frsnch action, narp peaal. Hevesef Tor. 5voTv
kevs md keT fronts. and exceed In 0ve-sirupr
bss nesayal ne u octave liao03n nov man.
ufactered. Fney arglIede Ofthe best materials
aud FOR finish, dureSlly c.r.ty and swesfness
OF tone. cannot be Surpassed
D four styles described abs4e, @sody an
tbs e~Ezential changes IA ext nor dniSh n cess.
which are b manufacturer run up 70 Is 9ld
y patterns
We invite he attention OF the public. OF deal
ers and tue PIE - lon 80 a cricclI examiuatO on
Of the merits Of oEE Pianos.
By ayodingthe grea6 e4nsrSeaffeudsuturou
cosly AEt0Eles ana expensive E-1recQouis il
tae ETY. We are enabled to offer these Pianos ~
prices which DEFY competition. and invite an 10
cali -aaoexamins them before purchasing Else
When references sud testimonials are re-
quired ~ those about 10 purchases, iustegd OF
presenting q display or professional naa1as. W
refer 70 toe parties TO whom We have soda ouT
Pianos Their judgment q. 10 he real merits
OF our Instruments as to Lhelr durability, touch,
sTeesnoss and power OF toue. standing IN tuna.
etc, based on actuGi ElerieEces being OF fal
more value than the mere COED opinion OF tla
artist. however capable, Wbo merely tries 10 5
wareroOul, Instruments Ia reIiect tute and or,
der, Whica have jsst recsgsd the E0Ekmen I
last flashing touches
Cur motto Is. -Quirk sales and small prodis,
send for = circular to
BROwN 4 PEaEINz
iaall ta-daE ~ Bfoonsst. asw YORK
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"B," : octave. sane as style .. uifh
serpeuUno moulding q pliuth, carved
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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

GILES n. HILLYER.
a. j. LEWIS.
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71LE "C-" Z octave Front corners l1--s
6 und, serpenrna bottom, moaldiuss
.agls rs on style b, taIved Tyre and desk.
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A~ttachnLent 80.

Before John C. Creighton. Up.
J. J. Ahoon vs. n. cain.
TTHE dsfsr1a-t il the above euttref cause
4 VIII taE5 uoaeu that an alta Ealeut hes
been sued cut against Lin upon The grounds
thai heis "a cn-resite or The 5tat-Ct Ieuue--
see and tie C ase set tCr hearing 70 my Cm-riu
the city Uf EeuDILs on the 2th day OF Fee-
Tuary. l17- when snd "a here he can appear gud
Cefe1d said sUlt or the same uil be proceeded
with eZ psrte; and tHar @ cOnv OF This order be
published once o week flE four wees H. tie
Memphis Daily al
JUHN C.. CREIGHTON. J. r..
Memphis, January IS ISs7. Euu Ilv4w
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Errnnnnn Iihrnrion

SigBOr Natoli, the minister of public
instruction in Italy, says that whSs
Great Britain has l,77l, 493 volumes in
its public and large private libraries, or
six to every 100 personsin its population /;
Italy has 4,l49,2Sl, or 49, to every 100
persons; France has ASS, COO. or IL to
each 100 persons: Austria, 2,40S, 600, So
per cent Prussia, 2,046, $50, or II per
cent. Russia, $1,000, or II per cent.
Bavaria, 1,26S, 500, or 26l per cent. and
ries far beyond its proportional educa-
ton, and also probably Bavaria, while
Prussia, which is the most educated Of
all, occupies in this list only a middle
position.
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emf NOfSea-

% Grousu=r vs.. Anderson HuuL. Attach
ment suit before 8. A. G0ore, J.P.
Louis GronaGer vs. Tohn Hunt Attachment
suit before z. A. Moore, J. =.
4 FFIDAVIT fo- attachment having been
- male IL t1is case 60 -pursuance OF section
80 o. he code Of tennessee. end srtechmezIs
h3v1ng D. ned against Che estzte o. TIE above
nac1eu defendants for the sum o. sizes az-IEI
against John HUNT ard s2l0 tg-I0 azalls. An
demon liant cue 1y accOun-. and have been
returned levied exc. Dc rs llcrei1re ordered
thets4tt end autlr his appearances on or
before the llh day Of February, ul7. 20 pieAi,
answer or aCmur TO thr sad pIssntld's COM
plant or ne s1ue win De taken fog coufrE-rd
aud tie ease SCI FOR hearing ex -rarte. and tE-r
acopy o. this u-ccr se published once a week
IOr sour consecutive wcszs sa fAs Memphis
AFPEaL s. 4. ZJUEf- Up
fanZ3 Irvf-e
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NEW YORK.
-zILo HATCH CHS u. FHELPs.

ILLO HATCH, CHS ID. PHELFS,
Twenty years Cash'r Si- years Areutand
Mechanics Bank. Cashier Southern
Augus-a, Ga. Express Company
HATCH & PHELPS. Bankers arI Brokers.
II General Purch sing Agents. ana u. ana
Foreign NeWspauer Advertising agents il
Broad street s. Exchange Place. New York.
K-ETERENCEs-E. Z. Lowry. E-g, President
Bank Of EepgDlic, y j. Josiah cakes Esq V
Pres. ShO and Leather Bank. N " = j. Yer
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