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y respectfully,
MRS WI. b. COLLINS

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, In every
town and county In the United states, TO intro
duce this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 TO sos per month, clear
of expenses. AppHcs tions for agencies can ne
made for the present to Mrs Jackson a. the
Whftemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth Memphis; or TO the manu-
featuring depot, No. lis sixth street, 81. Louis,
No either In person or BY letter.
uOlT II
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Co ton r IL tor
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
NEMPHTS TT
Notice an BankFuDt.

IBERAL ADvANCEs-sup at Whole
! sale Prices. Comm. .ssiOn IOr selling c. a
one Dollar per Bale.
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attachment SlLSf.

nieipal Court oi SsRSstrs Will DO.
What may now be Johnson's course Is
probiemalical. II he follows the advice
Of his friends, lac viii remove Stanton
outright, bu5 he has not indicated what
be will do. One remarkable feature Of
this transaction is that Stanton was
allowed in the Senate during the exeea-
tive session, where be made any state
ment be chose, however false and scan
dalous, the President not being permitted
to see, much less reply to such state
ments.
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NOTTCE.

UNHE NoncOnnah Turnpike Company and
Il Wolf River Pike Company will hold their
Annual Meeting on the 4t6 January, lSgs. al
DOyel Pearsons u g. JAMES, President.
DONEL PEAKsoH, Secretary.
Tleeernter 25 1877 dec2h I've
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MILLS. LUMBER, ETC.
"a, p. WALT g. CO +,
DEALERS IN
CVDreSS Lumber
No. I96 Main street.

Cypress LUMBER of al Dimensions on
I bauT Which we wish 10 close out az a sac
rffce Parties wishing Lumber should cai on
as yyffnouE delay. te' -
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Desle
i Rars, Tobacco, Pipes, and the largp'
Smokers Articles In the South, Com
and Jefferson streets, Jefferson Bio,
phis. Tenn
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Nn1l.- Reafllerat Notfcc.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and Mary " Mnrdoen. VINO 81 sue
bv their next friendt Wm. Armour, vs. Ns-
than Adams, George jenkins ana AhOs- Muf-
doch.
TT appearing rom afndayls ~ tnls cause thsl
1 the defendants, seorae Je1iAtns ana Inomas
Murdoch are no31-resldehts OF the STATE Of Ten
nsssee.
Il Is therefore ',rueresl Lna1 AneI make tnelI
appearance herein, AZ me courthouse IN tes
cftr OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the drsi
Monday flo February, 1858, and plead, answer
or denur 10 conp plainant's bins or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and sci
6or hearing ex pArte, and that copy OF thiI
erder be Published once a week for tour sue
eesatVe weeks In the Memphis appeal.
x1SUsTON ALSToN, Clerk and Master.
g. W. Winchester, and Heiskell Scott, So
1i.,lfor.s fr1i. com plaiuanfs dacf2 IaW4u
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harIestnn C,otfnn pres

ErYE are now prepared TO compress Cotton
w day and night, at cur new Press, north
Entrance on Adams street, and through the
DeDot "a ounds We have abundance OF roem
IN the Charleston Cotton Shed for buyers to
class their Cotton and make up their lists, free
Of charge. WALDRAN & GILL,
0tiiee No. 27s Front street.
Menlphis, January 4. 1855. la 3d
sHA Al ely papers eePS y days.
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NOTICE

VVHE undersigned win apply At the Janusry
1 Terna ISeS, or the County Court Of Shelby
county Tsnnessee, 70 probate the will or A Q.
n Wsathsrall aud for lslters tsstarnentaIy
therscn. A. ~ MEAI AEsAl IL
asei2 laE9Es A. & EEAIEEltALLs
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FlHSE SEooAONt SDNLOAh LA@Aoo-O ulonAtih.
walkers American Law, Kent's Commenta-
Tiss Bislop on Criminal Law Caruther's His
tory Of a Law suit, stephens Pieadings-
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR GLASS;
months
ParsOns on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills 5reSnleaf on evidence
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 3 Equity
Pleading, Redfsld on wills, Hillard on Mort
gszss. Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn On Real P. opsrty Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angeh q Anes On Corpora
lions StOry'B Conflict % Lava, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnkIn's O. ). Treatise.
Rscitations aud examinations each day at
O'Clock. Moot Court once eaoh week, and Ap-
psllate Court once each month"; presided over
by the Professors all together
students permitted 70 enter any Class, but no
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms S25 PER Session, payable IN advance
Entrance Fec, s. per Session.
al Students or ! ayg can attend tree OF charge
The Lecture IS OF ths College, including Lectures
on FlOcutiun and explanation OF Latin and
French tech ufcalities by the President
ARRANGEMENTS Will be made 20 board and
lodge 5Uudsnts at IS per mouth. ApllieatioDs
shSuld be mads early. se-O
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Affairs al the National Capital.
Grant Proposed for Dictator.
SEWARD AND McCUIL0CH TO
WALK TIE PLANK.
SOME OF GRANTS SINS.
GRANT WILL SUSTAIN
MEADE.
TmbeclIiIy Of Thad. Stevens.
dc. Gc. &C.
SOME OF GRANTS SINS.
InbeclIily Of Thad. Stevens
DC. &c. sc.
pecial reiesraplls corr,spondenoeesahoI-Ou Lou
WASHING roS, January II.

Special Telegraphlc Core spondt nee etthe Lou
isgtile Couuer.l
wAsHINGros, January II.
GRANT PROPOSED AS DICTATOR.
Mr. Stevens bill, making Grant die.
tor, to be offered to morrow, Is discussed
freely in political circles. II creates a
profound sensation, and occasions great
anxiety even among Radicals, IN con-
junction with other measures OF like
character, aud all of which are designed
to cenlralize in Congress all power Of the
Government. They must be accepted as
The final acts OF faction which intends
10 rule or ruin. Mr.. Stevens bill will
psss the House, and there ia only 3 faint
hoTe that it may be arrested, or at least
materially modified, in the Senste.
DEMOCRATIC ACTION on THE SUBJECT.
Prominent Democrats held an informal
meeting tonight 10 deliberate on their
course OF action.
THE PRESIDENTS FUTURE POLICY.
II is said that Stauberry's ; speech at tle
banquet has a deep political siguifeance;
that he indicated the Presidents views (;
that it means the abandonment OF the
,-a-ie.' --s=lsa- EilIsdelnhiasl lcnEHention.
Tuliocj,
IMP ORTER or, in
-... ate stIF-
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SUE AAaA uAASeAASA
Depot, No. g Hovvard's Row.
fshlO u Memphis. Tenn.
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Notice fn Bankruptcy.

limited states Of America. Western District Of
Tennezsee-s5.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Affairs al the National Capital.

Grant Proposed for Dictator.
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farms,
rental
start
which
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January s, 1858. VI -SHheSt &c,
ErIEtsS OF administration have this dav
~ been granted 70 me by the County Court ~
Shelby county upon the estate 81 a brsY1
frin kley, deceased, and all persons indebssj ~ -
said estate are hereby notified 10 come FORWARD
nd setDe the same and Rll persons HAVING
6 sims against said estate are nOtifed 10 ne
sne same with me, with proper vouchers
FiLhin the time prescribed by Jaw or thew viii
De barred. II. i. RlsINK EY a ,5sPef--,r,.-, l
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United States Of America, western District OF
TenneSsee-sE.
THIS Is to give notice thai on ne sth day Of
January. A. D., ls5- a "t.-.-t iu bank
ruptcy was issued against I.
walt a IOb
OF Memphis, 10 the county OF md
state OF tennessee. who have be-. -a-ed
bgnkrupts, on tueir own petition Ihe pay
neut OF any debts. and delivery OF 81 pr D
erty belonging 70 such baukTupts, 20 tLa a,Or for
their use, and the transfer Of any property oy
them are foI bidten by law tDat a meeting OF
the creditors Of the ssid bankrupt 10 prove
their debts and 20 choose one or more as>ig ees
OF their estate, will be held a. & court Of b nk-
ruptcy TO be holden at No 80 Main street.
in Waldrsn BLOCK, Memphis, Tennessee, be
sDth day OF January A. d., 1853, at 10 O'Clock
Memphis, Tenn, Sth day OF January, A. ID
ls8s J. NJ. TOMENY,
q 5. Marshal, as Messenger, Western District Of
By J B. BINGHAM,
Deputy o. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
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We make the following extracts from
the speech ofMr. D. w. VOORHEES,, lately
delivered before the Democratic State
Convention of Indiana:
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TN ofeTlng OUR BITTERS TO the Southern
i Public, we have no hesitanoy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
tioz In our nal kets. In their dsvisement they
are purely Southern = compounded with
special sdaptitude to the varieus types CT
stomAoiG arrangements prevalent our
climate.
1t Is gentle stimulart 20 the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
1t Is q cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhsa and Cholera Norbus.
II Is q preventive for ChiIls snd FsVers.
1t is an Invaluable companion for person
travelling at ali seasons Of the year.
1t is HoHE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- Sold everywhere.
c. II. EBBERT & c.,
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. g HoVvard's Row,
fshl0 q Memphis. Tenns
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Notice il Bankrupfcy.

BY J B. BINGHAM
Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messs ugt
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LNstle
hos
stlat
TIIas
Ir
their
lltll
EOLl-
srr
will
stfOr
IJrder
SlNe
,cttt
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Tennessee-s5.
.rv,4rrss IL A Give notice that on the Zld day
Il Decern ler. A. %. 1857, warrant II .te-.-
r1ptcy was issutd against the estate
TT. wright a son,
Of Paris. in the county Of Henry. Aem
~ Tennessee, who have ben Jan
bankrupts. on their oWn petition; ihat In Fl
ment Oh any debts, and delivery OF q III b.
peTty bel0nging TO such bankrupts, 20 Ehsib
for Their ns-,aud the tftilslet o. ei,S PLo Rrin
them. are forbidden by law that a IN ~ =
the creditors q tne saLo ~ vali s ~ - > and 5
their tate, will be held ~ a Coart Of I'd 50 \
cy, 70 be holden Al Trenton, Tenn beld kfthil
aaiehett, ESD s hssisl t 81 SI lie '' be bar
Aiemp phis, Tenn. sth day OF yanuai y, .L.ls'
j. Nj TOAENh,
D. S. Marshal. as Messenger. W. ID. Of Tenn,
BY J. b. BINGHAM,
Deputy L. 3. Marshal, as Aessengez
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I'd YOU
if the
ID and
lithern
tn the
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIRECTORY

1867
LoBsEs
Ax9vRovA. No. lss. Meets Ist Monday IN
crarv mouth. at Odd-E sllow-' HAL c9r. Court
and Nam. ID. B. Forster. 2a Front street,
". NJ; John Beauisn, aec'y.
BYurF HEzrH1s, No. us. Meets p Fri1Gy of
each rnuath-Hal, cor NadlsOn snd second.
= A. J. WEeeie-, ". 81; Benz. X. Pullen, sec.
IsErEH SCOTT, No. Z5s. Meets Lst Friday o. sa1n
mouth-Hall, cor Madison and Second. John
AIusIie, ". H-, II. p. MJods ard, sec.
HAEILrJsS No go. Aeets 81 Friday ot eaca
ru0utu-O1i-FCllows' Hali. p. ". stanley,
KIwTs1,s-,.a. No. 81 10. D. Meets f.h Friday
~ each mouth-2Ji Front street George
LeilsIsA, 81, ". N ; b. X. Puilen, S2d, Sec
ROYAL AECH.
PEru7 Chapter. NO &. Meets u Monday OF eaeh
Ea1uth-Did-FellOws' Eall. JOnu Gent, N. Z.
Il p 3. 81. Levy. Sec'y.
r. AND 6. n.
EUREEA Council. No. 9. Meets "a 9ondsy OF
each ruoutl-Udd- Fellows Hall. J Ohm Zent,
Th. ILL.,; y. :. NIggin, Rec.
TEllPLARs.
CYRE,yE Camunandery, Eo.4. Meets 4th Non
day OF each month John Lent' CON- n J.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
81 Front Street.
HERzrs I.odFe II Perfection, 18th No. 1.
n - 11oath. Henry p Woodsrd, 55d, g..
NJ. Charies n Carroll, lith. Sec,
MIrHsAs Lodge OF Per'eotion, l1tii.i 80 so. :.
Neiiersh. Sd, G.. NJ. A. 4. Franitlsnd. I'D,
,,ssrrigrA council Of Princes OF Jerusalem, l6th
40. D. Benz. X. Pullen, I'D IEnih-'.; -
- Sec. - -
n gs4-vaEy CEEhPrER OF Rose CrOix, leth-, No. 1.
C'7arles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W.. Il 7. Tom
PjTII1PFE I-Ti5i' DUPGEssEIs Council or Eh, soth.,
So 4 Henry p. Woodland, I'D, Comm. (;
WTiilian y. Cirode SD, Rec.
ryosrsrsroRY or WEST IENGEzssEE. t2d. John
Ainaiie. 3sd-. Comm. in Chiefs Dodge e.
Trader, sd Reg.
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MAYDWELL - NDERsON,
MAR BILE w DIRK
No. SO Union Street,
Notice.

To all whom It may concern:
r WILL appIy, at the February Term OF the
| County Court OF Shelby county, for Letters
~ Admin Istrstion on the estate or james W.
Wfilisras, deceased. W. @. LANCASTER.
Memphis, Tenn. January 7, 1865.
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THE SUPREME COURT QUESTION.

The bill requiring twO-thirds Of the
Supreme Court 10 concur in any decision
involving any constitutional question, it
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THE RECONsTRUCTION INIQUITY.

WAsmvGT0N, D. C, January 13
The House was in 3 stale Of excitement
during the day, and even after nightfalI,
over the revolutionary bill introduced by
that body Bingham, Of Ohio, moved
10 susT cad the rules TO enable him to
offer new reconstruction bill, making
Grant dictator over ten Southern States,
with a fair prospect TO extend his powers
over the others. This motion was so in
geniUusly wolded that all dilafory mo-
tiens are cut of, ard when debate closes
lt - ill be passed uuder the gag rule.
AIr. Bingham will contend the leading
fes lure Of his bill is contained in the
first section, which says, said States
shall not be recognized as legal State
governments by Executive or Judicial
authority Of the United States" He ar
CUES il the Supreme Court can Ge .ide
that Alabama or Mississippi are States
within the Union, then &c can decide
that Ohio and Kentucky are not within
the Union. Bingham does not defend
the propositions giving Grant absolute
power, but leaves that to his Radical
friends
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LAW SCHOOL
MEMPHIS COLLEGE,

rI1HE Law Department OF the Memphis Col
/ Iege will opeu or the FIRST MONDAY
JCTOBER The following gentleman com
prise tie Faculty:
T...-....-.JCi Gen. ALRERT PIKE
Real Property & Pleading. g..--.-hOn. X. K. y EAEH
Personal Property a Pleading "A. n. LEg Is
Equity 4 Commercial Law-HOu. =. 7. SCaU GGs
Grim Law 4 Admiralty. zen. J. Z. CHALMEHzs
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IMBEcILIrY OF THAD. STEVENS.

To-day, in reply to an inquiry why
Thad. Stevens opposed the bIll in com
mittee ard pronounced it miserable
political trick to secure Grants elevation
to the presidency, Mr.. Bingham said,
d" Mr.. Stevens assented to each section of
the bill few days since; but, poor old
man, his memory was SO shattered he
forgot the provisions and when vote
was taken on the bill itself he voted
against it.n To this it may be added,
when some of the Radicals in the com
mittte were talking about the COnstitu-
tios, Stevens said, II know this whole
procee ling Is outside of the Constitution,
and you know it too. am sick of your
talk about Constitution
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EugEEgA Ccuueii. No. g. Meets "a Monday OF
each rrIou Odd Fellows Hall. J Ohm Zent,
tn. H.; q. =. WIggin, Rec.
rurruT gla
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supreme NGulL 70 COuCuI III any utclslO0
involving any constitutional question, it
ole YEEi-S-s' 'UF, IN, December SIN ISpugh il
II5 VII Piln t IN vs. Joseph oshe de buster
A made in this case i3 D1rs1a, having be enga-
Sa23 OF me Code Of Tennessee aud attsc6ns ng the
ofeer Ieyis5 stc 1o y n Tst4shed " the prol VS., to
defendant, Joseph Olshei-'" '"e property fty the
~ Is therefore ordered that said defen isIe act
pts Tenn on oT bss "a the city Of deSed TO
in February next and defend i6is s5j y sa lection
same -, WI oe taken for confessed as to hisS
copy Of this order be published once q -Ss.l~-ia ia
Iour consecutive weeks ia the Daiiv - * e..
-. JOHN DONOVAN. I,iarL - :
a C93py,; X ; CAPERs ID. C. AOVal OF
dsc8 ia.Ss INoAe' Attorney for PlainuD case
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q a
uliocb,
or. in
sur
, only
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Nom Resf1Eenlt Notice.

In the Chancery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. s96-IaiDes J. Dcnegan vs.. samuel W. DON
cyan, ". R. Hendrix ct al.
q appearing from aflidaVit In this cause that
! the defendants, Christopher 3. DOnegan,
William III. DOnega0, Charles A Donegan,
sarah +. D0negan, Bereniece FearD, Lucy Lee
FeaIn, GuItavus u. Martin, Mary e Martin,
William Barry, sarah L. Barry, Matthew W.
Steele, Catharias L. steele, William W. Garth,
Mary Z. & .rth, Ada Steele, Henry p. Atwood,
Thomas p Clancy, Caroline p CLANCY, Eliza
beth b. Cr9we W. r. Hendrix. Mary ]. Hen
Dirk, L. A. r. Hollem IN, Martha E. HOlleman,
]. W. smith snd Sarah Z. smith are nOn-rssi-
dents OF the state OF Tennessee
1t is therefore oraered, That they make their
appearances herein. at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn :, on or before the first
Monday III February, 1883, and plead, answer
or dsmar TO complainsnts amesded bills, or
tue same Will be taken for confessed as TO them
aud set for hearing ex- parte; and that copy
OF this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in the MeupniS Appeal
A COpy-Attest
AItdUSTON ALSTON, Clerk aud Master.
Jonn n CarInack. and stephens q smith,
Solicitors h1r Complainant deelz iaE4w.
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Nom Rea1lIn,at ~.

In the Chsncery Court Of Memphis Tenn M
NO. Zais-G. " Davis vs.. Ad91e Winp AZ .,-e =
AeElroy and Others. ID VIC - !
I appearing from Rfidayik -, tbt. -. y res
4 the defendants, Adele Wi1,,a ,aAS SAuse Z
McElroy, Thornton Haynie and W,JJiaISSs A.
ME, are non-resioents Of the state ~ 5lSo,xr
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Nor ResifIent Nnfico

In the Chaucsv-- -,,,,,, -, 49, : } tWO~
No 22I-Petsr p, - piiIs. Tenn ugh to
1T appearing nom addsVit i ISis IA Jset all
the oelenoalit, Franklin Williams is a
resident OF the STATE OF Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, that he make ,is
II Memp phis en = 5e C31EthouSe in they with
day in February lS5S and plead 1ss regret
ggloE 2 70 com p!alnant BIZ or the same wiz at his
Ing expsrte and tst ~ 20 MIN hln' and set for m their
published once n week for four s sucosS S[e espect
"geas. -5.,-l IA me memphis Appeal. initiate
AtGUSTON ASTON r,,ar,- .,,.l 4 this
By K. J. BLACK, d. q = < Grant
BIB. Barnes, Sol. for Compl't ia7 ls,S1S,;o the
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United States Cf America. Western 1
TeuneS ee--SS-

-
United States Cf America. Western II
IeuneS- ee--SS- a,
THIS Is 10 give notice that on the 81 snl
January, A. D., 1865, a warrant 3nl
ruptcy was issued against the estate o
Christian y. Eheime, fp-
Of Memphis, in the county Of SID ~.
STATE OF Tennessee. who has H.
Judged q bankrupt on his own petitHha
the payment OF any debts, and De i've. 4 =
property belonging 10 such bankrupt ~
OF FOR his use, aud the transfer OF a y ~
by him, are forbidden uy Law. That sr
OF The creditors OF the said bankrupt
their debts, ana % Cuos 81 one or more .
OF his estate, will be held az a court :
rupicy. 10 be holden at onice No
street, IN Waldran block, Memphis, I'd
fore Thomas J. Latham, kNq.. kegiste=
2sth day Of January, A. D., ISIS, 81 3
am.
Memphis, Tenn, Sth day Of Jauuars
lRsl J. VI. Toni
.. <. Marshal, as Messenger, Western Il
Tennessee.
BY ]. B. BISGHA
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NOTICE.

THE prrtnershiP heretolors existiaE b6twesn
been this day dissolved by mullssI cor ..,-,1
Ths liAbllitiea and debts dua the nraa ar -
suned y ,. L CL.AR2, Who vic confinns Ia
IL CLARK
January = isz. ~
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Nlnety-Stcth SeBGt-A1sIlWGE Expose.
Total Losses Paid, :: $2l, l,2n,972 81.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford. Conn.

O,ONSTARLE'S SA LIE BY virtue OF an exc
[ } cutIOn to me directed from the Office of p.
H Heinrich a Justice of the Peace, 1 shall sell
to the highest bidder, at public auction, on the
l6th day Of January, lSh8 at o'clock PM, the
following D. operfy, to wit: One Frame House,
fronting on south street, lot No l, biOsk No. 4,
Buffers subdivision, 80 feet front on South
F, treet and running back IS feet, together with
the lease hold interest cf Peter Dies in and to
said lot being a lease for twenty years, to sat
isfv an execution in nv hands in favor OF John
H. Eichberg VS.. Peter Dies.
This 4th day of January, 1868.
las lod II. BENsDORF, 8. c s C.
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w. s. PICKETT & CO.,
Cotton Factors b &C0mmIssiOn Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

VETE are nav entering upon our twentieth
w year OF Jusiuess in Memphis, and the
siKt, eutIi iu New Orleans hEd solicit cOntin-
uaucs Of patronage from our friends and the
public generally Our house in New Orleans
viii, as heretofore, be under ths management
vi WM. =. PItBETT, az old and experienced
- eTchant in the New IrIeans cotton trade and
affords 10 our CustUuers the advantages %
either market, IS their interest or Inclina ion
may linda them - ship.
We E-ep alwags on hand good supply OF
Groceries, Provisions, Baggiug, Rope, Gum
Reit!nE, Plantation aud Family supplies g5u-
orally ec8l WORNELkY. JOY & 60.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


TRIBUNE
LONDON April 35 m.Conso close easier 9o 9i for
and the American securities close at the following quotations.
States 7ij Erie Railway shares +6i Illinois
CentrAls, 95i.
April 9o-United FyeTweny closed finn
at IS. for the old issue
PARIS April 0The Boprse closed dull ReDtes GO francs n
eeutues, or 10 centines lower than at the opening.
LIVERPOOL April 35 mThe Cotton market closed dull and
heavy, With slight decline American descriptions Tie following
the closing quotations. Mddng Upands l2.d Mdng Orleans,
l2sd The sales Of TIE day foot up eoo bales Late the afternoon
there considerable Of speculative demand and Mng Upands
sold A The BadstuGs market closed steady
Corn 81 quarter for New Mixed Western Wheat 1872 Genital
California White aud IA for No Red Western Barley, 81 per
buh az bash Peas 49, per SOL d. Flour 81 per bM for
Western Canal The Provision market steady at the opening but
doll close Beef Il6 bb for Extra Prime Mess Pork s
p bb for Eastern Prime Mess Lard 63 cwt Cheese s6 y
for the best grades Of Amencan Pine Bacon has declined 20 O v
Cumberland Rosp p for Common North Carolina,
l2 Medium Taow, as p cwt TurPeDtne. 32 y evt
Covcrseed A = cwt for American Red Petroleum frmer though
quotably unchanged Refined III per gallon Spirits, Cd gallon
LoSDoS April sugar opens active at POS p ewt for No IL
Lrseed OIL SO Lnseed Cakes aO 10 for
thin Oboug for feeding.
April 3Petroeum closed fne sBd higher at q snos
y Dbl for Standard White