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County Court Sale Of Land.

Maria l. Petite ct ais, vs.. Mary L MoIeta etaL
Petition for sale OF real estate for division.
Under and By virtue Of 8 decree OF sale
made In Tie above entitled cause. az the
december term, 45o1, OF the county Court OF
shelby county Tennessee, 4 viii proceed to sell
to the highest and bestbiddsr. before the Court
house door in the city Of Memphis, PA
Monday, January 9th, 1865,
Between the hours ofIg I'M. and 4 pm, the
following described real estate, tO-Wtt The
certain parcel 81 land in the city af Memphis.
known on the plan Of the said city as lot one
hundred and sighty-fOur len, beginning az q
point on The east side OF Main street and the
north side OF 1on-ray alley, tEhich Is the asst
alley NORTH or Jackson strseU. running thence
with the uoTtl side Of the said al ey ast one
hundred and f0rty-eight feet six inches 10 an
alley; thence north ssventy-fOur feet three
inches thence vest one hundTed and forty
eight feet six inches 70 Main street., and thence
south seyenty-fOur feet three inches 70 the
place OF beginning.
r or sALE-One-third cash, and One-
third in one year from MEDIATE Of toe sale, and
One-tntrd In two years tberefrom- Notes with
good security 70 be taken for tbs deferred pay
ments, and a lsiu retained on the property for
the payments OF said notes.
JOHN LEAGUE,
December Q, 1897. County Court Csrk.
dec7 u
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NOTICE.

TUBE NoncoHnah Turnpike COMPANY and
Wolf River Pike Company will hold tbei,
Annual Nesting on the 4lh Jannarv- 1898 al
bowel PeaTson's- ID. q. JAMES. President
l5oYEL PEARSON, Secretary.
December %, 1867 dec25 Tvs
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a4th Day Of January, 1855.

Sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, a. the
Courthouse door, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
neasee, between the hours or n and n O'cl0ck
am, the undivided oDe-half Interest o. said
j. s. Cummings in and To the steamer Natoma
the deed afore aid "a recorded In the United
states CustomhOuas, In the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, Ia book D., pages l79, LQ aud Rl.
The title 70 safe interest hforeEaid 81 believed 70
be good, hut / only convey - Trustee.
JAMES LEk.JL, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale of Land,

JOHN LltAGUE,
December 3, isoI. County o Cer
aec7 ID
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oEEIue u - DAIIT 49,.


There was not much activity displayed at our
uuh to-day Money matters are easy, sno
The demand has somewhat abated, prooahly
1ecause Christmas Is over and the pressure =
moi - great Tor homs uecessar1es. Our ul-colht
l1u~e apprehend a large call however 20
MprroW, 1or currency, and are pfepered belA4e
ah uesirable bills % Discount on New lufh-
snd on other points, including New oreans.
The current checking rate is par
boid opened in New York a. IS, ana Al
9on Was Isle. There IA some d~imlnutaon OF
The counter demand here. butit Is still in excess
4 o. The ability OF brokers % meet They buy al
l52dls3c and sell az lsS&4l5ic.
Pliice Scrip is in moderate demand al sc
bEying; selling at 5ae0c.
County Warrants are steady. Dealers are
gene. ally well supplied, and refuse large war
rents, while small ones are In lavOr a. 0gc5c
selling at 68d7oc
CITY scrip i lower. Dealers are not anxious
10 boy. They are rmid about laying In heavily
even ~ The present rates. This money viii NOT
change materially until AFTER the election,
Buying a. 84345fc; selling at &9S7c
KIM Gu0mo Threaten 70 supplaut King Cot
ton in South Carolina. The Charleston papers
say the deposits Of the fertilizing material " eX-
tend for miles along the Ashley river, c8veI
many SQUARE miles" and may produce SIC,
000,G0Q"
The Boston Board OF Trade has decided 10 peal
aacneraI Commercial Convention, TO meet fu
that city or the 9Th day of February, and q
consist Of delegates from all the Boards o.
Trade and Of Commerce IN the coun'
try. The commercial interests Of the country
are 20 be discussed.
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Monday, the sOth day or Deesmber. 1ss7,

Between the hours Of 10 and n o'clock, am, N
front Of the Law Courtroom ia The CITY OF
Memphis, Tennessee. sell at public auction 70
the highest bidder, for cash the following de-
scribed lots or paTcehs OF land in tue town of
COrinth, in SAID comfy or TishOmingo tO-Wlt:
klOcks No. nYe ~, three 81 and Two hun1red
and thirty-folIr lz3i also, the lot or part Of Lon
with prick store thereon, on the northeast cor
ner Of block twenty seven (2l a. the corner Of
and WaldrOn streets said decd Of
trust was made 70 secure the aymen OF a GER
tain note and endorsements by said j. W Hop
KIM and certain Warranttes Of sale by the
same, toe BOyd&Co which are fuuy described
IN said trust deed. The tile to said property is
believed TO be good, bus only sell and convey
as trustee. q. W. FRAZER, Trustee.
nOYZ9 ids
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Trustees Sale.

DN virtue OF a Deed OF Truft executed 70 ms
ID on the 18th day OF October. 1875, BY b. n.
due John d. AImOur one OF which notes j. DIRE
and unpaid, sad Deed OF Trust being OF record
in the Registers once OF shelby Ten.
nessse. IN book 81, part FIRST, pages Z2, IS ana
24, I will proceed 20 sell, % the highsss bidder,
for cash, on tho premises, in the city OF Mem
pills, on
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T1.MStee,s GnLe-

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 70 me exeuta5
oy James ]. Walk. Trustee, on ne drst
tistloay q EeDruary, 1854, aud duly recorded
A. tne HcBls1ers Office OF SHELBY couuEv Ten-
nessees IN Record bOOK Number f5gl E~dv.nf,e
Fart One, pages I88 and 49. on me l9fb a. ~
A.reh- lsolt Tor the purPoss % securfpg ne
payment Of two notes, one for the sun -
twenty-five Hundred Do1ars, and ths ofber
for tbs sum OF Twelve Hundrsd and INV 49,
lafst ootn dated FsoruaTy !, 1850, bearing inter
est Ir0m uate. and given BY the said james a..
fenl1s trustee 10 sarah n. Gersucb- tor re
DelaDce due her IN account Of lots I5f and ~
Now Lherefore, by the authority Vested IN
me 70 III property conveyed In said Trust
Deed, I viii, Onthe
fWenty-ninlhday OF Deeember,lS67,
b=tween tbe hours OF 10 and n 3 m. sal on the
pfemfses to the highest bidder Tor cash fhs
IsiloEtag described propsrty. viz A eertan
tract or parcel Of land known As lots No. lgI
and No. ~ on the plan OF Greenlawss additioa
. me city OF Memphis. being lf8E feet square.
AT the Intersection Of the west side OF Fourfh
street with tns north side OF AN street.
The right OF redemption il expressly waived
ana tse nue believed 70 be perfect. but sell
Onfy As Trustee.
TH0s. LEIGH. Trustss.
Aeihphh november -. 1871. Ina
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TRUSTEES Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 70
u me executed on the JAh day OF November,
1855, by Rebecca Chalmers and me X Char
mers, and recorded IN the Registers 8fice OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book No.
IS, part 2. pages ISL. et sequiter, to secure GER
tam notes therein described, ! will, on
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The Liverpool cotton market to-day opened
dull; Uplands. I'D; Orleans, sd; and at
noon quotations were nomiually unchanged.
sales. l0,Uo bales. The New York market was
dun AZ the opening, and closed with a fair de-
maud and prices arm Uplands h&9l5kc;
Orleans, l6LG16Lc. sales. $50 bales. there
was a good inquiry In TINS market, and holders
were less anxious TO sell than on yesterday. A
few large tables changed hands ST our quota
lions. and &c would be very hard to M an order
At Tie close except at outside figures. TbeTe
are always o few outside lots picked up during
the day az lower prices, but they are not such
- would "a 70 quote. The demand for stained
cotton is sill quite active, aud saies are msde
Up largely Of this style. tn market closed
drm butQuieL
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| IHal1NEu 70 dihlAoA AAAAAAIsF A
| III will. At the Courthouse door, IN the town
Of CoVington, Upton county, Tenns on the
First Dag of January IS6s,
bNew Years lay. sell to the highest bidder,
! nv Plantation, lying three and a half miles
from Coyington. containing 1867 acres. said
| land has been divided in lots 20 suit purehas-
erp, frOm 50 10 200 acres, each lot or traet 81
land having comfortable Houses and cleared
land on the same This is one or the finest
tracts OF land n Vest Tenn ssee, and Is d1 eN-
esllent opportunity for tbs people OF thetoun-
Try Of small means 10 buy them a good notne.
As my terms are very easy. The ABOVE land
will be sold for one-third eEsh, the balance on a
credit OF one and two years, with a Lea re-
tained on the land Ter the balance OF tue pur-
chass money.
Inv one purehasing any % said lands can be
m1nfted with corn and FODDER, on The premises,
a NE Ia6rke price OF the county John 7.
ougIas, Isl, : my agent, Wh0 wiitake pleas
ure In anONlnB ths land 70 any one wishing 70
pa 4 1iSI Of the land can be seen al the once o.
pay fonJ J. Smith, Esq. Mr.. John WalEeror Up
Yarbua. living near the lands, Will also STOW
ne l. n 70 any one desiring to purchase
RICHARD sUMEkNELL
RrrER ENCEz.-u O. Slaughter, sheriff Of
Tinton c0anty: G. ". Fallen, OovlBstOni Rs.
Rarraf Coaniy Clerk ItpJOn county r II.
W1a6S,d Oierz and Master Upton county
Peyton Coz iier, County Surveyor, Upton
county, -
Deeember q so. uecAlloa
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sHIPFERs NEEb AFrREHESR YOEsLaY.

We are determined to makethls route whatit.
should be-THE SHORTEST, QUICKEST.
CHEAPEST aud HoST DESIRABLE LIN to
shippers from Ne aphis 10 ell points W lave
obtained the services OF r. n Patterson = Bro.
in connection with Mr.. John Hudson rs So
letting Agents, VINO Will give all Information
6shlppars and sign ThreuEh bHls Of Lading,
at Ne. rs Main street; also, Nj. A. J. Lowe,
Agent Al DEPOT. SAN. TATE, Presfdont
". j. ROSS, Genera superintendent.
JOS. G. LoPEz Gent Freight agent.
doclS I'm
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lie GAL.
TRUSTEE SALE

HNDER n ly virtue OF q Deed Of Trust ex.
u ecuted By as Cummings Gu the 5ta day
OF july, AID, lSH, to ne, a. Trustees, 70 securs
the payment OF a certain note therein rociLsd,
1 VII, ontho UafA 2
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White Line entraITFansif Company, via
Louisville, JefersOnyiIie or
New Albany.

THROUGH Receipts given to New York, Bos
Ton and New England cities, Tor Cotton Hno
other FreishtE Quick Time, Low Rates, and
no change a.. Cars
For through contracts. apply to
ROHEkT GIBSON, Agent.
OF LARRY HARMSTAD& 10.
da-S Once corner Main and MRdfgo tu6-
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ALLEN HOUSE,

CORNER WASHINGTON AND sEOoNDsIs
Il We take pleasure in announcing that or
tScnsa IL sfiil omen forthe accommodated ofthe
traveliDg continuity. Neat and comiortabie
rooms can be secured at All times, and with
strict attention to the Waltso OF gaese Ell
please an who may favor rs win thelr Pstloh-
zee we will be pleased to uoeetoid TRENDS and
nstrons and A. many new nneE Az may laNOf
"a vim a cRl. We feel under many obligations
or me liberal patronage bestowed upon u5in
the past. and hope TO receiFe our e1ste IN
ufuFe. Board 90 20 per day hotlo-eM
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DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 me
ID on the ri Of November, Isha, By Julia r.
Lee and Edward il. Lee, registered in the
Registers ONCE OF Shelby county, In book No
s., Part one, pages 81, SIS and 5sl, I viii. on the
3Ist Day Of January, 1865,
In front of the DeSOtO Bank, p Madison street..
In Memphis, sell 10 the hightest bidder. FOR
cash, without redemption, me following par
Gel OF land in said Ounty, tO-Wtt. BEGINNING
az e stake az the hortheast corner Of j. j..
Smiths thirtI-seyen acre lot sold by Seorgs G..
Holmes 70 j. T.. shirley, trustee. OF virginia
Shirley, more particularly described In SAID
Holmes deed TO shirley, dated 2Ith OF April,
1851 thence oorth 81 degrees y chains 10 a
stake thence b35a degrees west Is $500 chains
70 a stake thence south 81 degrees ~ chains
TO a stake thence north SEX degrees east
Is G5-l0O chains 10 the beginning.
tquity or redemption We we'd In the deed OF
trust lite believed 10 be gOod, but / will con-
yey only ~ trustee. Sale between tbs hour Of
~ am. and y N.
THOs. R SMITH. Trustee.
November 80 1857. nova tds
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b. p. WALT g. 0
DEALERS IN
Cypress Lumber,
No. 1916 Main Street,
WHITE LINE N

CYPRESS LUMBER OF all dimensions on
y hand, which we wish % close out at a sacra-
nee. Parties wishing Lumber should ca on
na Without DELAY. decR n
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PLa..tattoa. to Lease.

I WILL Lease, a. administrator OF Christopher
i J. Field, decd, his Hpns Piace-the place OF
Clay q Field, aud the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations are in the
county OF bolivar, Miss ana in fns condition
fer cultivation, having been cultivated for
years past. There is a new and nne Circular
Saw-AM on the Home Flace, for Sale.
FOR further information apply 70 M az Paris,
Bourbon counly, KY, OF 70 DR.. Z. j. Field, on
the premises. b. J. CLAY,
OolS Adm'r C. ]. Field, decd.
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RON TIES

THE undersigned have made extensive ar
II ranEemeuts 20 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
IN addition toths FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, 50 extensively used hereto
fDns,they nov offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth 50 arranged as 70 Instantly clamp the
hoop when the pressure Is remover nom the
bale, and hold Il without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 30 simple in their arrange
meat that they can be applied by any one, 10
bales OF any size. with the same facility and
expedition a. rope, IN strength. security and
facility Of application, they will compare IA
Vorabiy with any yet introduced.
Ths advantage Of Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but o. is deemed not out OF
place 70 cal the attention OF those interested
20 the very emphatic recommendation % I'M
derWrters, steamboat Captains, aud Owners
and Agents o. Sea steameTE and Sailing YES
sss. recently publishes In the nsWspapers in
New Orleans
CHAM8ERs & LATTING.
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM d TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN a CO.,
Memphls,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
- Hnh
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TO COTTON
-
TIL
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

HAS just completed arrangements to ship
IL Cotton to New fors and all Eastern ciiies
via. Charleston, Norfolk, and by all rail- via
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and will Eivs
through Bills Of LadinE to all points, GUAR
AETEEEN9 TIME, At the lOwest rates which
are given by any other route, and with more
advantages 10 shippers than by any other lue.
ADay and Night Fast Freight SCHEDULE having
been put In operation, running through yFffh-
ont break of bulk or detention,
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MEMPHIS. TENN.

I LIBERAL Cash advances made on ~consisn-
l. ments. viii promptly NIL all orders Tor
Provender and Plantation supplies at the low
eat rates. decli I'm
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On the 2d Day Of JanuaFT, ises.

Between the hours Of 10 am. and p.m- In
'front.' ofthe C-0uuhOuSsd0O % The Law Court-
room Ia me city OF Hemphis, state OF Tsubes-
80, sell a. puBnc auction 20 the niQheat bidder
for oash, the GLOWING describes tract. Iot o.
parcel Of land as described in said deed or
trust to-Wit A part Of Lot 20. "a, Of the Dud-
ley Dunn estate, and more Particularly de-
seEtDed as beginning az a point on Hospital
eEsnue ts feet n0rlhWaTdly rom the soath-
west corner Of said lot No -. ahd running
thence east - feet 70 the west b~ouudarY line 81
part Of said lot No -, ssld % George n Candsr.
tne1ce win SAID Aaudera line northUardIV a
feets tnSnee west . feet 20 the east sids Of Hos
pitai avenue, thence southWardly 20 feet 10 fha
place Of hcginninn.
The nght Of redemption Is expressly waived
trustee DAVID WALEEp T-ngfes
Deeembpr 20. IsBT.
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HOsTETrER,s
Stomach Bitters.

The following letters, from we'll known ply
s,cians and indiv iduals, show the estimation in
which this eeiebrated preparsiion 10 held BY
those Who have used them.
PIrsssusa, May l, 1856.
Mes.r.. uoststter 4 Bmith-9entlsmcn Du-
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chills and fevcs witch brought me 20 my bed
and finally terminated In typhoid fsrer, and
confined me 20 my room for several mseths.
dusog which time ! was physically 30 prostrat-
Cd thet I ulmsst despaiSed Of ever recovering
nv health having entirely Lost my appetite ter
days. not being able 10 est . mOrsel. added 10
which Vas mu CHI distressed With . Keeling see
sssion 10 my heeA, end passed many sleepless
nights, ell from debility caused from ny pros
sesss csn1itisn. brought sbout By tie fever. AZ
this stage OF nv condition . friend "a recommend.
ed me 20 use your celebrated Stomach bitters,
but being mostally opposed TO the use Of stimu.
lants 10 any form. I q 6sst declined, but after
wards Welded ny prejudices. end after taking
the medicine for several weeks o. directed. my
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gaining ~ former strength and visos. y,
sleep from the loss Of which ] had sudere'
and the rssliug sensation ,befere sllnded 10
has entirely lcf. nae. Ny bowels, which wer
rauch consiipated and irregular. are now quit
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the WHITE PINE COMPOUhD

ut vas early IN the spring Of so that CAis COM
pound originated. member ny family woe
afflicted with irritation Of tho throat attended With
dissgsessblc cough. had for sonr monthc pre-
vour Thought that preparation having for its bass
the inside bark Of white pine might be 80 compound
ed be very ueeful In diseases Of the rOas as,d
lungs To tse the value Of II In ths alluded 20,
Icompounded email quantity q the medistne tsas
80. TIE result exceedingly gratifying. WILMA
two days ohe Irritation Of the throat Was removed,
me cough subSlded and speedy cure VS. edscted.-
ooon aes this sent rome 70 lady IN Londondessy.
n. n, who had been suficsing fur s00s wseke Stoo
I I'D cOoGh, Occasioned by sudden cold. anA he'd
raised mucus stscakcd with blood. She sooo found
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Off, and got we'll J H. Clarke, Esq.. editor a ths
Manchester Daily Mirror made q trial Of ~ sa0e
preparation IN the Of cold and aseuscd
Immediately lie Wa 30 highly pleased with the re-
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the suffering. In November 1855. I fret sdvertsed
Il under the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
ycarr ftom that time there had been wholesaled -
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, whore
II took che lead all the cough remedies In the
ket aud II stiiI maiBtaine that position. Thoee 10
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"As a remedy for kidney somplsilts tho White
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mated for that purpose but person using Il fos Q
cough not only cured u . cough. but wac also
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Since that accidental discovery many thossaas have
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The shove wss written BY Ds. Poland, In iseO.-
Since then, ~ In Manchester. the White Piuc Com
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MAINE.

PORTLAND. March 25.-The stsaoshir
Nsstssiaa. With Liverpool dstss Of the llth,
and Londonderry Of che 18th inst, has n
rived.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: We hsvs
reasea 70 belisve that come recent osestarsa
Of Sir FREDERICK Bsues, 10 bshalf Of BID
Government in the matter Of arbitration o.
the Alabama claims, has net been received
in sonciliatosy spirit By Nr. Seward. VI
10 not uaderssand that ~ offer THE British
Representative has been dlseslly ssfussd,
bat q the two interviews the subjsct he'd
been evsded.
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Mssrsss, March 36.-Raining all day
The river i stationary. The Tennessee
Nasisaa! Bask, 0ssrgs r. Ruttss. Prssi
dent has BEEN placed in the hands Of res
csiver. Individual dspositoss are, cate but
lsses heavily.
The Luminary run through hseeslf sixty
milss above here en- Saturday night. She
transferred her freight to the Aollis Aba.
She has gone 10 st. Louis for repairs.
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FsASkLix, Clinton Co.. Ind. Dee. 9. 1854.
Asssrs. Host etter h Smith. Gents Some
10 months since l was troubled with weakness
on the opmcndation of Dr. Cox. our family
physician. purchased several bottles Of your
hitters, which had the desired effect of restor
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will send me some for sale will be pleased 10
have the agency. ~ I can recommend them to
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Yours. truly. JOHN =. HUTCHINSON.
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In ~ 9th District Of Ksutueky The insss.
nal revenue receipts last week smeantcd 70
ever two millions.
There +" large and increasing party in
the Senate Who Will bssnwilling 70 vote for
,he admission Of any rebel State that does
not provide for the education Of in people
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neW Y0RK.

Oswsoo, Marsh 25.-The Boasd d Trade
resolved not y sAps The GENITAL syesem un-
Ill it 10 put 10 operstion in Tie markets o.
New York, Ohieaes and Milwaukee
NEw Yeng, March 26.-0sn, Sherman
expresses desire and intention, II he car
obtain leave of II. President and Genera
Grant, 10 70 q Captain Duncan's excursion
I" the Holy Lad, which Il to sail In june
next Gen. Shenan will take with him
bic daa0hbes Miusie.
The stesmere New York end City Of
wssAthetoa, iron E1rops, arrived hsse TO-
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Dsfno,f. March 25.-TAs Beard Of Trade
hss abandoned ths Genital systew. in eense.
qusncs Of the sseisn sfnsishboriss cities.
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