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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

After several years Of botheration, we
havejust found out what Mr.. johnson
is. There can be no mistake about it
he IL a prophet, unless, indeed, he en-
ploys the planchette. For did he not :,
while proclaiming National Thanks
giving on Monday, have clear view Of
the:resnlt the approximatinge elections
After paying the usual compliment to
the crops and giving thanks for the Pa
cific Railroad, His Excellency added
1--WE are permitted to hope that long
"protracted political and sectional dis
"cussions are, at no distant day, to give
"place to returning harmony and fra
eternal affection throughout the Repub-
"lic." In order to make sure of char
mony," it was necessary that the Dem
ocratic" party should be smashed. Now
how did the. President know Oh Monday
that the democratic" party was to be
smashed Oh Tuesday? This question
answered, we should like further to in
quire whether Mr.. Johnson's EN- otions,
upon hearing from Pennsylvania and
Ohio, were pleasant or painful, or wheth-
err lie listened with the dull indifference
Of man who has already hidden the
world farewell.-Ncw York Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

HAYS YOU SEEN THE ORGAN? Not
the great organ ut Boston or at Brook
lyn but the remarkably fine toned and
beautifully finished Star Organ and Me-
lotleon, for which w. s. Wos.lis has the
agency. Call Oh Mr.. W., and see and
hear the Star, end II you are looking for
desirable instrumcnt to purchase, your
search will have concluded.
SHE says mo lady Is well dressed un-
til she hsA . pair of the Novelty Polish
Boots, - to be found only at A. =. Gill
bort 4 Co.'S.
On ACCOUNT Of the rain storm last
Tuesday evening, the political meeting
Mt Virginia Grove school house was
postponed until Wednesday evening,
October 18th, 1853. At this time the
speakers sent by the Central Committee
willexpect to meet goodly number Of
the citizens Of Virginia Grove and vicin-
ity; and In their hearing. to once more
overhaul the flinnsy net with which the
Blairing Democracy had hoped to catch
SO many suckers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

MAGNOLIA WATER is delightful toilet article-su
perior TO Cologne, at half the price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-10-22

SURGE, kid, goat and calf polish boots,
from $500 to 500, at A. p. Gilbert & Co.'S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HA.Busins0 Notices will - insertcd under this head
at la cents line for each Observation-Disclosures fArn-
ishng copy.
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1900 d RkAeE TIME yEHks' . u.s. G GGkf9SS

LYoR RENT-FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINION
II for Ladies', Gentlemen and Children, at MO-
LEY,s. No. tos Tenth street Opera cloaks for hi
laA.u
d ooMs FOR RENT, GOOD AND PLEAsAN
~ ROOMS may be obtained at reasonable rate,
No.. sc Thirteenth street, between street and Nd
York avenue. ianl-tf
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Imncnchment Yesterday.

The time OF the Senate yesterday was prinei-
pally taken up In the examination OF witnesses
on the part Of the prosecution. The persons ex.
amined were newspaper reporters chiefly, who
were called upon to show whether the reports
which they made of the Presidents speeches at
different points when he was on his journey
West, in 1860, were correct. Theyyery generally
confirm the correctness OF the reports then made
10 the different newspapers.
II is now thought that the managers will con-
clude their part Of the trial to-day, far as the
testimony for the prosecution Is concerned.
We may, therefore, look for the beginning Of
the trial, on the part OF the defence, on Monday.
Rumor has 1t that the defence will demurr to the
evidence and seek TO obtain a decision from the
Senate upon this point. There Is, however, no
probability that the Senate, at tins stage OF the
case, will give any decision OF the nature sought.
The trial therefore, will go on to its final con-
clusion, till the verdict OF guilty" or mot
guilty IL reached We hardly think, according
to present appearances, that 1t can last more
than two weeks. OF course, no one can tell,
with certainty, what the verdict will be; and
1t Is both unwiac and useless to speculate upon
The subject.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

"THE BLACK DWARF, AND LgGESD OF
MoSrRosE," being the eighth volume Of "Peter-
sons Cheap Edition for the Million Of the Wa
verify Novels" For sale By A, Hunter, l7s and
2Oi Pennsylvania avenue.
"MRs. LIRRIPER's LODGINGS, AND Mrs. Liz
RIPER's LEGACY" being the twenty second vol.
ume OF "Peterson's Cheap Edition for the Mil
lion OF Charles Dickens Works" For sale by
A. Hunter, l7S and 2Oi Pennsylvania avenue.
FROM JOSEPH SHILLISdToS, corner Of Four
and-a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have received Hdrper's Weekly and Frank Leslie,
Wuirdted Newspaper, for April II, both contain.
ing views OF the Impeachment trial.
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Political News.

The New York Commercial has the following
respeeting legislative corruption In that statei
Ss sens /, las, prospect that sometsing may
there must be revelations tSst viii, for a Sea.
''R | ss x: ss s s'R the ssS%s
publican, while the present assembly, which !.
neither party can throw stones At the other!n
We take the following from the New York
the World this Morning, under 10 The head of"d.n.
Rhode i.Isna Stats election Occurred Ss.terasy,
ticket. Burnside received s,7o1 votes and Psafee
.Sessn The II: Wo,is syissntiy. like Mr.. roo,',
political ds s cree. a's aS.' % ps .sy.
We prefer the methods Of the other, We must Al
question arises Of q choice between them, we
are bound TO consider ends a. always more i'm.
ptsi thing than Any poiisiesi cs sns.isutoP ' Il
itself-it 10 the excuse and Justification Of these
institutions; and when the spirit Of It perysdes
q nation, II will always End a way to establish
Its own life and security"
IT Is reported that Gov. English, of Connecti-
cut, having begun TO doubt his chances Of re-
Lesi.Isfure The close and doaStfu i0 town. sae
being thoroughly "work ed" with view to get
a majority OF Representatives chosen who will
Dixon.
A NEW Republican wigwam, capable OF hold
Ing over three thousand people, was formally
S a. nIss o S a,is
Cochrane spoke at Hartford, Gov. Hartman at
at Norwalk.
The Chicago Timer asserts; "Not even the
Democracy OF Ohio 10 more heartily or unani-
mously for Mr. Pendieton than the Democracy OF
Illinois. And the sentiment 10 spontaneous.d
n = ~
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PARKER-MOR0AN- AT the Foundry NJ T.
Church, April I'd, by Rev. Nj. Brown, Brevet Major
T. G. PARKgR, Captain 18th U. S, Infantry. to Miss
ELLfs MORGAN, Of this city.
JONES WOODRUFF. this city, on the ID
Instant, At the residence Of Mr. Charles Wood thu
brides uncle, by Rev, DR. Gray, HIRAM l.. JoxEs,
ConnellsVille, Ohio.
DuTCH-GOoDMAN,- On the LIST inst, at the
residence e II. Goodman, MI. Pleasant, d. c., by
Rev. q. ID. BOyntOn, d. D., john q, Dgrcu, Of
city.
BURROUGHS-MGLEAN In Baltimore, on the I'd
Inst. by Rev. ]; O. Morris, b. D, to Mr. J0sEPH
BuRRorgHs, Of New Jersey, to Miss GEsKGIR Nc.
LEAN, VI the former place.
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MAGGIE MITCHEIL'S
NEW PLAY,
LORLI.

WTHOLESALE JOBBING AND BTOR.
w AGE HOUSE.
Having surrendered retail business to Mr. L. II.
HOPKINS. formerly Of our hrm, we propose ~ try
the pertinent Of wholesale trade In the District Of
Columbia, and to this end have enlarged our ware
houses 70 such an extent will give Us probably the
south q New York. We have perfected. and are now
arranging for agencies OF leading factories, In order
to compete with the Baltimore market. and secure the
trade Of home merchants.
In the line Of -
CUT NAILS, sHoyELs,
SPADES, AXES, PICKS, de-,
already prepared to supply, at factory rates.
with full factory discounts,
one large Store Room, SxlOO, devoted to storage,
on favorable terms,
Saving all rent, and giving personal superintend-
ence to all the detail and labor necessary, We conf
IDENTIFY rely the District and surroundings TO sus.
JOHN r. ELVANs 4 CO.,
81 and 80 Louisiana avenue,
Mh30eo6t 0l-3-5 street north.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
N VS. FROM E UROPE.
THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
CANADIAN HOUSE OF COMMONS
INSANITY UF A hYMNAST
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA
AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA
FIRE AT WADEsBoRo', N. G.
A. A RS ~ @ EkE r al
TN oEKE RAJ


LONDON, April 3-Evening .-Consols, 93693Hj
U. S. S2o's, TN; Illinois, Of is; Fries, 4es<.
FRASKFoRr, April 3-Evening.-U. s. S.2o's,
75L.
LIVERPOOL, April a-Evening. Cotton has
been very active throughout the day and closed
strong and buoyant at = decided advaneej Up.
lands In port, l26l2 Is, and to arrive, II is6l2<;
Orleans l2,<6l2h. Sales Of to-day, 90, 900 bales.
The adviees from Manchester are favorable,
and the market for goods and yarns Is strong and
prices advancing. Breadsuffs closed irregular
and generally dull. Provision and produce mar.
kets entirely unchanged.
Affairs In General from New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 3-Gen. Steadman left
this city for Washington, to-day, to answer q
summons In the impeachment trial.
The internal revenue receipts for the First
district of Louisiana, for March, were sIs2, ooo
The registry lists were opened to-day for five
days, for the purpose Of revision and additional
registration, preparatory to the election.
A break In the levee Is threatened eighty miles
above the city, which would inundate the wide
sugar region between the Mississippi and Teehe
rivers. Prominent citizens have asked the board
of levee commissioners to aid In Strengthening
the leyees. The river before the city 10 three
feet three inches below the high water OF 1867
and Is rising steadily.
Reports from Galveston, today, as 70 the ex
animation OF the warehouse frauds In tobacco,
shows $500 pounds credited, over half OF which
Is missing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

senator Doolittle, Ex-Governor Parsons of
Alabama, and several Representatives were
among the visitors to the White House yester-
day. The usual Cabinet session was held at IL
m, at which all the members were present, ex-
cept Secretary Stanton. General Thomas was
not present, being at the Capitol waiting attend.
ance as u witness.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04
Political Anair. In Virginia.

RICHMOND, VA, April 3-rhe convention was
engaged to day on the basis Of representation,
and nearly completed 1t. Taking the registra.
ton Of last year as ground 1t will give the Re
publicans twenty-three on joint ballot.
Gen. Sehoheld has issued an order to enforce
the State law against unlawful hunting on lands
Evacuation day was celebrated by the eoiored
societies today. About three thousand blacks
gathered on the square, and listened to addresses
from black speakers. Good order prevailed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

Col. JACK Henderson resigned his position
as agent for the Pueblo Indians, New Mexico,
yesterday.
Hon. NEWTON PETTIs Is at the Seaton house.
Gov PIERPoST and family, Of Va, are at the
kirkWoOd.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04
Political Affairs in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 3-Hon. Senton stephens
and Gen. John b. Gordon addressed the Democ.
racy Of Richmond county last night, advising
the people to vote against the reconstruction
constitution. The contest for Governor Is be
coming excited and the friends OF Mr.. Irwin the
Independent candidate and Bullock Republican
are working hard for their respective candidates
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DIED,

GATEs.-on Thursday morning, ID inst. after u
long and painful illness, which he bore with Christian
fyrtltude and resignation, srLyEsrER y. GATES, In
the 8tb year Of his age.
The friends and uees Of the family are re-
specially Invited to attend his funeral on Saturday
morning, At 10 o'clock from BE residence Of his
between and south. Service at VI. Peters.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

HARRIsnuRo, PA, April 3.-Thomas Hanion,
one OF the Hanlon Brothers, gymnasts, was ar
rested here this morning for drunkenness, but
was found to be insane, and was discharged.
Shortly afterwards he was again arrested for at
tempting to murder three boys accompanying
him, and WAS placed in the county prison. He
attempted to commit suicide by butting his head
violently and repeatedly against an iron pipe
Six men were required to secure him, when he
WAS bound and his wounds dressed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

Hos STEPHEN +. WILSON, NJ. G., from Penn.
sjlyaniA, is prominent candidate for the vacant
Judgeship upon the bench Of the Court OF Claims,
The appointment would be good one, We have
Also heard the name OF ex-senator Foster, OF
Connecticut, mentioned In this connection.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04
The Bribery and Corruption AFFAIR In
the New York Legislature.

ALBANY, April 3.-An application Of Mr.
Glenn, for assistance OF counsel, in proving the
charges OF briberya and corruption made by him
against the members OF the Legislature, was re-
fused by the assembly to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

NAVY Demonstrating First Assistant
Engineer T. j. Mcmahon, and Acting Second
Assistant Engineers q. q. Koehl, and NJ. J. Bar
rington, have been honorAbly discharged the
service.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

WAR Demonstration, A. q. Riddle and
few other gentlemen called upon Secretary Stan
ton during yesterday, but there is nothing In the
way OF news to report.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

IT RuMoEED that important military changes
will shortly be made, and that Gems. Sehoaeld
and Geo, Ii. Thomas will be relieved OF duty In
their present departments and be otherwise as
signed,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

The RECEIPTS from internal revenue yesterday
were 81, 3Il ,9s300.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
HEAD QRs DEPARTMENT or rnE CrNBgRLANB,)
OFfIcE CnIEf COASissARI OF SuBsisTEsCg,
LorIsyILLg, KY, April ], 1873.
Sealed PROPOSALS, which must be In duplicate with
copy Of this advertisement attached TO each III be
received until u o'clock, IN, TUESDAY, April !,
ISIS. for rnishing the following Stores, VII:
$500 pounds OF BROWN SUGAR. in strong. new,
round hooped barrels ""
5000 pounds Of best quality COFFEE SUGAR. in
original packages.
QUO gallons q best quality pure VINEGAR, made
from elder whisky, in new barrels and hall baI :
res-one half OF each
30 gallons Of best quality NEW MOLAssEs. III ten
gallon kegs.
2;o gallons OF best quality NEW Strip. in ten
% gallons best quality NEW Strip. In two gallon
kegs. " s
Samples Of the above stores required
The usual conditions Of my mis- must IA.
hreuy complied with, NJ =. SMALL,
APftd BNt. Brig, Gen and G. B.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

THE PUBLIC DEBT sTATRMgSr will be Issued
to-day. 1t is given out that 1t will show slight
increase Of our nation al debt.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFFICE CHEF QrARTERNAsrER, D
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

phOFooALo foh "oop
OFFICE CHEF QrARTERNAsrER,)
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La, March q, 1858
Sealed proposals invited aud ill be receives at
the office u Lieutenant John N, Coe, Acting As
sistant QuarteInAsteT. at Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
the delivery at Baton Rouge Of such quantities of
HARD WOOD As may be required for one year from
the hrst day Of May, 1865.
Wood must be best quality Of hard W God lash and
oak) and must be delivered In such quantities, at
such times, and at such places may be designated
by the post quartz Imaster at Baton Rouge.
Satisfactory evidence must be furnished Of the
ability OF the bidder to fulfil his agreement
The United States the right TO reject any or
all bids,
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals. for Wood +"
and addressed Lieutenant John N. Coe, Acting At
sistant Quartermaster, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
CHARLES II. TOMPKiNs,
b. Brg. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
ap4-td Fifth Military District
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New Advertisements.

csG8I CARRIAGEsL oA6L
A8-4% CARRIAGEsl 6MA9N
CARRIAGES!
On hand large assortment Of hrst class Carriages.
All work sold warranted. Also, number Of second.
hand Roekaways, Buggies, Extension Tops, be, &c.
ROBERT H. GRAHAM.
Repository, S4 D st., bet. sth and 9th SITS.
mb25-H Shop, an Eighth street. near D.
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We are authorized to announce that tho ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Hrs. Slower, viii be home on Monday evenings
The evening has been fixed In lieu OF the after.
Don receptions, as they were last season.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

JNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
L COLUMBIA. A. sgseisl Term held a. ths City
March. ls6s-olin. justice. presiding.
Y. Ands. j. Ridgaway
Theodor. A. Curtis Ss and wife, 'No' Aa0''' DOCKET"
aPPsarinr % the Court that summons has been
as to said defendants, Is therefore ordered, on mo-
ton OF the complainants, BY Pendall PendEl, their
to be entered herein before the frs rule day oe
curing forty days after this days Otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with In case Of default
copy " this order be published IN the NATIONAL
REPUBLIcAS three times week for two weeks before
said rule day. A. b. OH, Justice.
true copy-Test:
mh2I.eo2w h. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
wednesday, January 10. 1855

No. z8. r. D.-Uniou Bank Of Tennessee vs.. 3,
L. Armstrong 20 a.
Dy virtue Of an iute~rIoeutOry degree made in
ID ths above cause, 1 viii sell AT public auction
20 the highest bidder, at the courthouse door Ia
he city Of Meuphis, Tennessee, on WEDSES-
DAY. January 10, 1865. between the hours OF ID
am. and ~ m, the following described real e.
tate, t0-Wit-
FlrsJ-A ~ or parcel Of land bounded as fol-
lows SHINING az a STAKE in the Memphi;
and k-usluntOWu Plank Road on tins north line
Of the ST. f-lu1 acre tract purchased by n. n,
TreZsvant OF Kenneth Garrett, THEMES running
south 81 east 10 chains and Inks 10 a stake
in the same fsad and on the same lie, thsuCz
s1Utn l. chains and 70 links 70 o staEe, thence
south p chains and 81 inks TO the beginning
containing % acres more or less.
S~ecoud-AlsO, ] 2l-lG0 acres bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning AZ a stake on the southwest
corner Of ~ acre tract SOLD by n H. Irezsvani
% b. j. Armstroug, running thence east 20
chains and 2fAuks TO- stake on sO.theasG cor
uer Of -aid land, thence south cha rs and %
LINKS, thence DorLh 2ehhins and Al links 70 the
beginning
laird a lot described as follows: BEGINNING
At 2 stake On 81 Martins street q feet LOTth u
Matilda 3aces' resent soufE corner, Themes
nort1 with the east line Of SAID 81 Martin s
street 20 .eet 70 4 stake, thence east perp=u-
dicular TO 81. Martins street 70 B-yCu GayOeo,
hence south with the msauderings OF said
BayCu GaynsO 20 = Inc 2t6 teel from ard par
~F0urIh-Two lots Of Iand-one 70. the o heI
10 acres, being dover land Of Mis- 1llLman Bet
us, widow Of Titlman Esttis, deceased.
Terms OF ALE-Gn q credit OF six and
twelve 10 and ~ months. Notes with good Sc
purchase money. Equity Of redemption barred
rHel6 a.. ALSI0 CerE e. Master.
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University OF LOuISlana--Medical
Department.
FACULTY:

A CENAs, ND. EmeritusF rofessoro OF Obstet.
rios and Diseases Of omen and Children.
JkMEs JoNEs, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics and
DiseaEss OF Women and Children.
WARRFN SrOsE, MD, Professor Of Surgery.
Ta Md, Professor Of Anatomy
" MsILEr Pm d, Professor Of Chemistry.
= 1919 BeMrss, Md, Professor ofthe The
- ana Practice OF Medicine.
g. SEoRD & CHAILLE, MD, Professor OF Phys
folorv aud FatholOglcsl Anatomy.
EpA HAwTHoRS, M.pa Professor pro TEN Of
MatsnR Medica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY,
WV q NICHOLS, ND, JBIcKHAM. ND,
me Thirtieth Annual Course Of Instruction
I I'm this INSTRUCTION. will begin November uthl
aod end IN she following March. Preliminary
iertures VIA be g~fvendaily in she Charity Hos
Nal. Commenting october 18th, at which time
siso ne new nnd extensive rooms for Practical
Inas5my will be opened. The facilities OF the
schoni heretOfare unsurpassed, have, DJ the
iibaraitv OF the state legislature, been greatly
increased during the past season, so that noW
s1srv gaeir has attached 10 IL &. Practical De-
oartfnent. in which students are taugnt 10 OBJ
serve fos themselves the facts set forth IN TIE
sees Tor al the Lectures, e14e Naturalization,
maid but oRce) S.; Practical Anstomy, $40
Favment required in advance. rfurtner II.
ap9w Acting Dsen,
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VOffce to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE Stockholders Of the German National
4 Bank are hereby notified that an election
viii be held 81 this Bank, on January 18th,
next. from 10 o'clock am. untl 4 pm, for toe
purpose Of electtng seven Directors 70 serve
dsel3 in MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
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Memphis So: Tennessee.
THAEkFuL for the very liberal patronage
Il heretofore extended 10 them, they hope by
uDTemittipE attention 70 business 70 sui merit
q continuance Of public favor.
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house IN the city. A
e~ommodious Brick Shed attached to their store
house gives them immediate and constant
oversight of all cotton In store. All = ottOn
consigned 10 us will be insured, unless lnStruc-
lions to the contfsry.
Bagging, Rope aud Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices del5 Inc
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Notice IN Bankrmpten.

United states OF America, Western District OF
Tennessee
THIS is to give notice that on the 18th day OF
OF December, A. D. ls5E, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the esiatso OF
Martin Walsh, OF Jackson. Ia the eOunty OF
Madison, and State O~fIennessee, who has been
adiudged u bankrupt, on his own petition: that
the payment of any debts, and delivery Of
any property belonging TO sucn bankrupt, 10
him, or for his use,aad the transfer OF any prop
erty by him, a G forbidden bylaw that q meet
ing OF the creditors Of the sad bankrupt, to
prove their debts. and to choose one or more
a~ssignees Of his estate, win ue he at a court
OF bankruptcy, to be holden at Office No $50
Main street, IN Walnrau block, empnis, Tenn,
before Thomas j. Latham, Esq-.hegs ter, on the
10Th day Of January. A. D.. 1905, at looctoeS
am.
1857. J.Ef. TONENH,
IT, S, Esrshal, as Messenger, Western district OF
Tn see. BY D. b btNHhAh,
Deputy U. g.. Marshal, as Messenger.