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From the N Y. Express, December QsI

Those enterprising fellows, the news.
paper reporters, must have got THINGS
badly mixed up in their peregrInatio6s
about town Christmas eve. Oneof thern
IN writing up his experience for a morn.
ing paper, tells US:
AT midnight, the following chimes
and carols were performed on the Trinity
Church bells:
"ProeessionaI-'G come au va e,;tb-
full Venite; re Deum, Jutilats. Nicena
Creed-Merbeck; Anthem-,T,at ne 90
even into Bethlehem, Hopkins LonJon],
Oheftory For unto US child ia horn.
Handel kyrie, Sanctus, Gloria in ET.
celsis, Calkin in 3 fat; RessssjoDaI-
From lands that see tEesun arise.iT
To hear Trinity chimes,u the 81 TIE
Deum," the . Creed,n the q OHertorv y
etc, must certainly have been 8 li6b
enteftalnment-but We guess none but a
reporter Is nat y was lucky enough to
have heard anything Of the kind-except
in his Christmas morning dreams
Anota9T 5T lnd6fatigable genius indulges
III sne iolo"lng ingenious nuddle
f" AS the midnight hour peaIeJ forth
al 81 Aio2ns the voices Of the choristars
were heard pealing forth the grsnd oid
hymn, apostle fdelis, and ino4e1ieteiv
the procession emerged from the sacristy
door. II was headed by oss.bearer.
ioi!owed by numerous acolytes then
came Two youtns bearing bsDners tbe
oEe having an efiigy OF ST. Albans. ms
patron saiut Of the church. and the other
the symbols of the Holy sumner. Tyo
boys followed, bearing immepse IiobteI
wax PapefsJ and these were suoceaded
6y sue choristsrs and yisillnp clergv
Last Of ali came the relebrant tte be-,
Charles w. Morrill,, cuts and glorious
poultry. Housewives threaded their way
with calculating look uson Their face:
which proclaimed that they knew IN
Rector of the church, supported nv tbe
Rev. n. G. MeWaltar, B. Moves. Bsacop
Of Honor, and the Rev. Oliver PrascoGt
sub Deacon"
We had always heard that st. Albans
was famous Tor the picturesqueness OF
ITS Christmas and saints day proces-
sions, but who could have tho1Vbt that
the gsntlemanly rector who is said n he
person ofrsre good taste, would thus be
sandWiching In lot Of " plorious nonl.
try" between the ministers and the
chorus singers We do not wonder
that the poultry had "a calculating
look" and threaded their way Up the
aisle as if they knew a thing OF two.
The spectacle, In fact, must nave been
one, TO present the novelties OF q ad. |
rltualism " in new and more
striking light then ever-and If the low
{. cnurch iolks are wise, they will look to
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
Observation-Disclosures
1857.

MASONIC DIRECTORY.
1857
1oBGss.
E-zsERoEA, 70. Iss- Meets lst Monday in
tsverT month, a. Odt-FsllaEvs- HEll, cor. COuri
and Ma "a. D. B. Forster. "a FroAt street
". n. zobu Bearllsh, secy.
GJUrg NEkpEEE7. n us. Meets ID Pt=aF OF
eacu Do u1o.in--EEaIl. cor. Madison and Second d,
j. T. SeliGrs. ". 81; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec,
EETLA SCOTT, E0. 5ss Meets lst Friday OF each
nCutu-Esli. cor 81 alison and second. John
Ailslie, " NJ; =. =, y yoc % y '15a, sec -,
rnG6tb-pdd-FsIoTE' Hal. ?. u. Stanley,
ErLvINEIEC, No. al 90. D Eeets EtH Friday
Of each Inuuth-2G fr8Et Et3set. John J.
Worshanl, 3d. " ~ 3. K Puusn, I'D, Sec.
EoYEL ARCH.
EElyg Chspter, Nc (. Meets q Monday OF eSeh
IlouIL-Cad-Feli3Ws' Wall. JOhu Lent, II. E.
Z. r; 2. -. levy, ssc'g.
E- LED s. n.
EUEEEl Councn. SOC Eests q Monday OF
each molIh-Q -Qdd-Fel0Ns' Hall. J0hE Zsnt,
III. IL; =. J. Wlsgin, Rec.
TEEPLAEs.
,CFREEE CCH1maudery, No. & Meets lth Non
day Of each month John Zeut, Com; \. J.
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
- f'r91t Street
~ ENEs Lodge - Perfection, lltR; No. J.
atsd Comm luigsttouz u "Wednesday night
- Charles n Carroll I8tb. See.
E#aaAs LOdge Of Perfsctou, LEth.; Eu. 2.
EgiE zab wednesday OF each month. George
1F3lersh, cd, O.. ~. : A <. FranklaIc' S2d
.ssssI-IA Council Of Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
:, Q. BsaJ. X. Pullen, I'D, IarEh-'-i -
- - S5c.-.
CO.. ny CHAPTER or Rose CroiX, 18Th, No. J.
Charles ". Adams, sZd, n. W.. II. 7. Tom
EEh=ou, EZG, Sec.
PHrLrPF,E DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, S0th.,
= No. !. Henry ?. WO0dard, I'D, Comm. (;
= William y erode. 33d. Rec =
q, 0,,SsIsT5EY OF WEsT TESlSEszEE sd. John
, 1dnalie. SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge O.
y Trader. 32d, Reg.
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The valley Bnnk OF yIrg,,,.

The Alexandria Journal says: Deputy
United States Marshal Duncan arrived
from Winchester, Virginia, Saturday
night, having In charge 500, 600 in gold
and greenbaoks, part of the assets of the
Bank Of the Valley, which were placed
In the vaults of one of the Washington
banks, to await the results of a suit
brought by the Merchants Bank of
Baltimore Us the Valley Bank, now
pending before Judge Underwoodis
Court at Richmond. In the suit the
Court appointed Mr.. Hamilton G. FAINT
receiver, to wind up the affairs Of the
Winchester concern. It's assets were
stated at one million. We presume the
sum named above would cover all of It's
present available funds.
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W. S. PICKETT & CO.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

WE are now entering upon our tvenlieth
w year Of business IN Memphis, and the
stxt, enth In New Orleans ard solicit u cOntin-
Cance OF patronage from our friends and the
public generally Our hOuss in New Orleans
will, as heretofore, be under the manage Inent
OF " 81. =. PIG tkEfT, au old and experiences
- erchant ia ths New orleans cotton trade and
affords to our customers the advantages Of
either market, Gs their Interest or lncltna lon
may iudu them TO ship.
We keep always Oh hand good supply OF
Groceries, Provisions, Eagging. Rope, Gum
Betting, Plantation and Family Supplies gem
orally. ec6l WOkmELEY. JOY & co.
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LTO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. ]

The Savannah Republican expresses
an opinion on cotton as a preoarious
crop:
The developments OF the last few
] months have given almost undoubted
/ evidences OF the fact that, under the
present taz on cotton, aud the high price
Of LABOR for its cultivation, England has
] grown 20 be a most dangerous rival Of
I the United Statss in the production of
| short cotton, on account OF the cheap
system Of labor in her possessions, and
the libersi encouragement given by her
to those who raise is. Unless sOur govern
Elent should change is policy aud foster
in Gll reasonable ways its culture, and
unless cheaper labor can be obtained,
the future cultivation OF short cotton
will bankrupt nearly all who have
the nerve to try il Hext wear
and Tiak consequences whatever they
may be. II will be found by planters
generally that factors will not give that
accommodation next year that they gave
this, because it would be too hazardous
TO do SO. Many of the planters are far
behind with the present crop, and are in
certainly pitable condition and will
need help. They must not allow labor
10 control capital at pleasure, but insist
ApOb tJlAtiAOL44tSG On AlllullS EFOUUQ.
II will be better in the end fer the planter.
factor and iabOrer to do SO than 10 make
agreements ca too liberal grounds, which
they may fail 10 carry out, and sll meet
with sad and rUinous disappointment, as
is the case with very many this year.
/ Unless they can reduce the price Of |
labor, thep planters had better abandon |
the idea of cotton altogether, and devote /
their entire energies to cereals, which |
would pay better Ia the end. Even in !
Florida asd on the Islands where they |
produce eottcns that cannot be competed |
with by any portion of the globe, we 1
cannot see, FROM facts w. learn daily, !
how they can suoosed at the enormous /
price 1t coats TO produce it, It would be I
much better for those In the large cotton /
regions to be more careful in contracting |
for another crop, and hot to |
promise anything beyond what /
they could reasonably expect 10 /
be able to pay, to reward the laborer
sufficiently foE his hire, and at the same
time realize something for the Ese of |
their lands, stock and services rendered |
by themselves. We edyise the Florida /
planters, particularly, 10 pay more atten-
ton to provisions than heretofore, and
the Georgia planters to corn, wheat, etc.
If ths same labor had been expended in
the culture o. corn in Florida and wheat
in Georgia, the people or both sections
would have been IA q much more desira.
bic condition.
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AN EXCHANGE, speaking of the ar
raDgements being made in Tam many
| Hall for the publication OF Dana'spaoer
says: Tammany Hall has undergone
such q Transformation that its Oldest
friend could hardly recognize it. Edito.
rial rooms, composing rooms, publication
Office, press rooms, and every depart
meut OF q great Newspaper Office are
now to be found IN the places once sacred
TO the Saehems and Wiskiuskies. The
expenge Of starting the new enterprise.
including the $4,000 paid for the sun,
the coss of new type, cases, etc., and OF
altering and furnishing Tammany Hall,
is about $3.50, 600. Most Of the present
staff of the San will be retained, and no
change viii be made In the appearance
Of the paper for sometime. TfDana and
his hackers get back their Ss50, 900 they
viii be lucky,
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FAssMAN's IRoM TiEs
COTTON BALES.

! TUE undersigned have made extensive az
= 4AngeIilelts 10 supply the demand fgr rfa.a,
| Ties the present season.
10 ADDITION 70 the FAS5MAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUIION Tx, 50 extensively uaea hereto
ore they now o1sr his ALLIGAfOR TIF, 1zi;h
teetn 50 arranged as 20 Instantly eIa1nb he
nOop when the pressure Is remover non fhs,
pa ., and hold II without Slipping.
Great pains have been taEeu IA seen-e tEs
best quality Of iron.
THESE Ties are 50 simple IN their arrapse-
ment that they can be applied by apv one. 10
o&les OF any size, With the same fseiIff- enf
e Pedltlon as rope. IL strength. security and
@ @,acllity OF Application tAey VIII com pare Ia
VoIaoiy with any yet i2tzod aeed
Inc adVsn a. ges OF lion Ties are nov eeuar-
ally recogntZeds bat Il Is dseuzsd not our or
place 70 cal the attention OF those Interested
% the very emphatic recommendation OF -
derWriteTs, steamboat Captains ana t)y-us-z
and agents Of SEA steamers and Sailing Ves-
81, Teeenuy published In the DeWspapsIs ir.
CHAMBERS & IATTING.
General Agents, New Orleans
MEACHAM & IREADWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CO.
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
ss22 No6
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United States OF America, Western District
Tennessee-ss.

United States Of America. Western District oi
Iennessee-ss.
THIS is to give notice that on the sth day 0
L JaDuary, A. D, 1868, a Warrant IN sank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of
w. c. VauIx,
in the County Of Haywood, and state OF
Tennessee, who has been adjucged &
Bankrupt, on his own Petition that tne pay
nent of suy debte aud delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 70 such Bankrupt, TO him. or FOR
MIA uss and the transfer Of any property BY
him are forbidden by law that meeting OF
the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt. to prove
their debts, and tc choose one Or more As
signees OF his tate VIII DO heid - a Court Of
Streets IN Waldran Block, Mennphk Tenn, be-
fore Thomas J.. latham, Esq, Register, on this
ylst day OF January, A ID 1888, at 10 clock,
Mem phis, Tenn, sth day Of January, A. D.,
sGs2 ]. n. TONESf,
u s Marshal, Is MESSENGER Western District Of
ByJ. r. BINGHAM
pepafy z. 3 Marshal, As Messenger.
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The same article Is continued Ia the
second number Of the Press, and we
make the following extracts:
"In the copy OF the Minutes for the
Warrant, Lodge No. 20 Is mentioned.
The Minute-Book of this Lodge is ia
possession of the Encampment, and the
By- LGtCs bear the signature Of Laurence
Dtrniott, about 1851, so that it was con-
stituted by the Seeding, or Ancient,
Grand Lodge Of England. at the date
here mentioned, the Grand Lodge OF
York had been dormant for many years,
but was revived by some of its old MEM
bers, with Brother Drake rs its Grand
Master. This body first made their ap-
pearRRce about 1873, as protesting against
the continued Innovations OF the Lon
don Grand Lodge OF l7l7,n THESE
innovations consisting soielg 10 the
transfer OF j. from the ist to the %, and
Of b. from the Cd 60 the lsl.-P. aud
Eventually they were reofganized by the
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MAsONIC INTELLIGENCE.
AMERICAN ssAsONEC FE1PLARIsM

no. ,.
( BALDWIN Encampment, We are told
claims to have existed from the year Ills
Let rs see If there is any real history a.
to the origin of Masonic Templarism IL
England.
Ia an article on Masonic Documents
Antiquities, ETC., by Bro JOHN YARKER
p. y. X. T. PIT, P. f. c., Rose Croix, ETC.
which treats OF Jerusalem Eneampmentr
at Manchester, England, and is to be
found in the first number Of the Masonic
Press January, 1860 magazine pub
lished in London. We find the following
passages:
TIE history Of The jerusalem" the
Oldest Encampmeas in Lancashire, com
menced in 1855, but mary old Freema-
sons firmly believe that long prior to the
issue OF warrants for these degrees, they
were practiced under the sanction Of the
Blue Lodges. Indeed, as the Athol
Grand Lodge Acknowledged the Temple
knights as a Masonic degree, their char
teTs Tor Masonry, on the Ancient sys-
tenn as practiced throughout the world"
would appear to have rendered any
other warrant unnecessary. II is deeply
to be regretted that the constitution of
the Order in former years, was such as
must. OF necessity, have prevented the
prceerva ton of the documents which
2 quarter pipes |" PelIy nisin 6,
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QUIScT, Ill, November 5. lS66.
Mes. JACKSON, Dear Mdddm-It Is with
pleasure that certify % you. that seeins one
or your ctrcu lars. which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best ph ysicisns and
the highest " siicsl authorities OF the United
States, cert fyinS that yOur oils for the COM
plexiOu aud teeth were purely the oils extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant It
when used according to directions TO cure the
worst aud most difficult cases Of nursing. sore
mouth, cauker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
persia. For SCI ofulOus disorders, when used
both internally aud externally, 10 has no equal
Dear Msdam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months. having the Whoopng
cough for several months, accom- panied with
what the doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat being terribly ulesrsted, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
of. all 70 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the c0mplexion, called Queen
Bess, ," went according to the directions. did not
use quite one bottle, and I am mort happy 10
state to yOu that II has Cured my child. Size is
now as well and hearty als eYey she was in her
lie. giYe you tais, nIy cert dcaIe, boping you
viii publish IL, that thousands Of others who
may be afflicted with any Of the above affec-
tions may At once get bottle OF your 3" Queen
b 81" for feel sure they Will ind immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
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Direct for John HasER,l, Doodle street. Ha
chester,
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10. 20. 30. Il.

EIC-, EIC,s ETC, ~ ceremo.
f uies Of the dTs. three degrees pfessltsd
. considerable difference to the present
system They were Christian, and
named J0anuite Masonry, and meetings
were held IN tie crypt under YORK Min
ister, and their lectures state that there
were three Graft Degrees received under
different ,appeliations," I. e. in different
countries.
It Is very probable, if not certain, that
there must be minutes, etc, in existence
OF older Encampments, Rose CrOix, etc.
than this Of which we are now tresting I;
aud the principal object Of these papers
is to enaesvour to draw out these inter-
estiDg documents ia further and more
ample illustration Of the yenprgble fabric
Of Genuine ANCIENT FREE AND Ac-
CEPTED MASONRY.
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)urs respectfully,
MRS. WM. B. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in svery
town and county in the United States, 10 intro
ducs this celebrated preparation, Agents are
OF expenses Applications FOR agencies can he
made for the present TO Mrs. Jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth. MeTa 0his; or % the manu-
faCturing depot, No. ll5 sixth street, st. Louis
NO sitherin person or by letter.
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Grand Lodge at York, ss the Represent
atives of what was termed Ancient Ma.
sJnTy in the South. Abont this period
also, the Chevalier Ramsay, Repre-.
sentative of the Stusrts, advocated his
theory TO reconcile all differences, viz
that the first Mssons were a society
OF Christian Knights that the knights
were Obliged to employ Pagan builders,
and that with the intentiOn of convert
ing them to Christianity, they estab-
lished the three first symbolic oeremo-
( MES. There can be but little doubt that
the Grand Lodge established 10 London,
! by DR.. Dessgulieis and Others, in 17I7,
I was the legitimate representative of the
/ london Operative Lodges of Freema-
s1ns, more particularly the Lodge OF
saint Paul's."
alt appears certain from the minutes
OF the Freemasons Lodges OF Scotland,
that Or. Anderson stamped very DIFF
ferent character upon their proceedings
when he visited Edinburg in l722;
though "Aueient" Masonry, accord
ing to the Royal Order of Scotland, H.
z. NJ. and r. s. Y. A s." claimed to be
OF ancient date in that country. The
former, according to Bro. Donald Camp
belts Calendar, being the ancient Scot
tish Ceremony OF Masonry, and the lat
ter an Order of Knighthood, under the
protection of Robert Bruce, apa'gamated
with the TemplaIs who fought at Ban
nockburn.u
at tappears, In letter from the Duke
Of Perth TO Lord Ogiiby, that on Tues
day, the 24th SepLem Der, I745, by Ap-
p0intment, there was 8 Solemn Chapter |
of the Apcient Chivalry Of the Temple !
Of Jerusalem, held in the Audience
room at Holyrood House. Not more |
than ten Heights were present, for since
my Lord Of Mar Identified the Office Of |
Grand Master, no general meeting has 1
been called save in our own North Con- /
vent. Our noble Prince TCharles Ed
ward Stuart, he says, looked most gall
ianty IN the white robe OF the Order
took his profession like worthy Knight;
aud after receiving the congratulations
Of all present, did vow that he would re-
store the Temple higher than it was in
the days of William the Lion Then
The Lord Of Athol I'D demlt Is Regents
aud his Royal Highness was elected
Grand Master" sFf
Thus become the Grand Master Of
Scottish Templars, the Prince also as
iumed the Grand Msstership Of Here
ION and the Rose Croix, and when
inally defeated, exercised his powers in
Francs. The records Of his action re-
main there. 1t is quite certain that the
1lu Degrees were intended to represent
he coming punishment Of the principal
opponents of Charles 1, who brought him
o the block. For one OF the ass assins is
allied Romvel, whioh evidently means
9ronaDeHi End another, Hobhen, which
; as evidently Bohun, earl Of Essex,
'Ommander-in-chief of the first Parlia.
nentary army. And the Kajesh was
be Templar Order, concealed under a
Iebreg name.
LTO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
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that may be- Of sufficient local tnlPsrJsnoe Z
warrant Ii siy publication.
TEzEEs OF WEEKLY
=, tnducement 60 get Up cluos We nav
a the following scale OF prices which ar

ow as or current ofioe expenses vii aiiiii'
OF: sroo
One Cory. one Nasc IN
q clubs oE ten 5r more eaeA
;-r,4r5z5-g So z1gU51ct.
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Case no. I2S.

IN the District Court of the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
Ter OF 30 omon Cohen, bankrupt. In Bank.
ruptey, District or West Tsnaessee--ss.
To whom IL may concern:
fTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF hi,
appninrJnent as lgglae- Of Sol lonlon' Cohen
on Mem phis, IN the county of Shelby aud STATE
OF tennessee, within said District who la,
been adjudRed q bankrupt upon his own pet.
ti0n, by the District Coert Of taid District
Memphis, Team, the ith dny Of January
rl Why. CTRODE, Assignee, etc,
No. so Main street, Waldran Block.
faa6 iavr9U san sal nj
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MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and seventh.
MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.

HANNIBAL, Mo August 2, 1875
MRS. JACKSON. Dear Aaddnl-I am most
happy to inform you thataftsr having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sOre mouth, or cank er or Che
mouth aud throat tried various remedies.
but found nothing % do me any good until
heard Of your oils for the com plexion ana
taeth, called Queen Esss." I bought one bot
tie. went according 10 directions, and am truly
thsnk nkful t. say Ihava found a permanent cure.
Hoping you will puUlish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by 10, 1 remain,
Yours respectfully,
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MAEcHE,TER, June u i's5- 80. 2s,
The following letter accompanied the
petition, and is copied on the second leaf
Of the sheet OF fOolscap before men
toned:
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seq NOTICE.

UlHE Nonconnah Turnpike Company and
Il Wolf hiYfr Pike Company rNiu hold fheif
Anusisl messing on tbs sth January, ls6s at
poyel PearsonE y g. LANES, Prssi1snis
fc1 H. fi 1s0N, hecretaTy.
Deeslasss ., issI. dsCa5 Tvs
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FOR RENT.
TWO Plantations on and near Ills,
slssippI River, in COahOma
County, Miss.

ONE ON RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT rsBa
~ acres open land. and has been IN On riva-
tionsn number OF years, and has on it Two lsIr
Houses and Gins. one nue Dwelling Eotise rr,T
a larza number q Cabtn4 TIE place can -
divided into two or more triicts.
The other place = situated about four or A.,
miles from river, has e or lfo0 acres opar ia7-~
- susceptible o. being dlFided into two or filT,
places. u IS on it q good AEselfinr Honr. -.
Hcasea and ngnlbor Of Cabins ana (iir1 Hon.
0iE and Press These places are vfrV ,1,,S.,s
more years- They beiosx 10 81 lf-re;s.rr !
Kentucky. Apply 10 *
:. =. cAErIHFRS. kra,r
! ~ - W ------
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ROBERT A. MOON,
90 t to N Il "a @ tor
AND
oMMIssioN MERCHANT,
no. 27s Front Street,

M MEMPHIS II ~ N
I IBERAL DVANCEs-supplies % Whole
sale Prices. Comm - On I0T selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale nos
Notice fn Bankruptcy.
United States CT America. Western District OF
Tennessee-e4 Z 7.
THIS Is 10 give notice that on the 8b day of
1 January, A.. D., 1865 "a Wfurant IA bank
ruptcy was issued against the estste Of
Christian r. Theimc,
OF Memphis, in ths county of shelby, ard
state OF Tennessee, who has DO I'D
Judged bankrupt on bis f.-ti sli that
the payment OF any debit -Ft ~ any
property belonging 70 81 ip him.
or for hls use, and the ira --tT
by him, are forbidden BY las. -. atiBg
OF the creditors Of the said bsni' a. O prove
their debts. and 10 choose one or more q 81 gneas
OF his estate, viii be held al a cOur- Jf bauk-
ruptcy, 70 be holden 1t Olliee No $50 Main
street in Waldran block, Memphis, Tenn be-
fore Thomas J. Latham, Esd Register, On the
18Th day OF January, A. o., lscs, Al 10 o'clock
am.
Memphis, Tenn, SIN day Of Janusry, \. D.,
Z: 8. AaIshal, as Messenger. Western District OF
Tennessea,
By J B. BINGHAM,
Deputy q. g. Marshal, a. Messenger.