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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-22

Christmas Gfffs
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
a. h. GRISwOLD IN CO.,
-InPoRIERs or
WATCHES. JEwELRy CLOCKS, BRoSzEs. AND
PLATED wARE.
Have, besides their general large stock Of
DIAMONDs AND JEWELRY,
choice selection Of and other FANCY GOODS Gold
and Silver Mounted PEN-ENivES, DRESSING 0AsBs.
CARD CASKS, PORTEMONNAIES. CIaAs and TO-
BACCo BOXES BRONZE INKsrANDs. BRONZE .FIG-
UREs PoRoELAINE TOILET SETS and VASES Gold
and Ivory Headed CANES, RIDING WHIPS. WRITING
DESKS, WORK BOXES, JEWELRY CA sES, GLOVE and
HANDKERcBIEF BOXES, CUPS and sAUcERS. in
CASES; many oher things specially adaptsd for
Hoiics AZ 0ifts, and sale reasonable prices, by
A. B. GRISWOLD 4 CO.,
Conner Canal and Royal streets.
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Aees
BUTTON BOOTS. CATERS. ETC.
7. esr.f
During the last six have received and still
rscsvpg per different Rev York large variety
Of
Ladies, Misses and UhiIdren's work
Ths. Is not ouy Fashionable but durable For Balls We'd
dngs soirsss etc. the choicest kind Of KID aud
SATIN BUTTON BOOTS. LACE CATERS aud SLIP
PERs disrens coors; French and American, all and
not to be found in any other in
Our Chdrens stock varied and extensive that IL s
remains unsqualsd Oar RosErTEs are all and
sizes, up to the GREoIAN BEND
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
Cam al street
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JUVENILE smOoTIxG AFFRAY.

Yesterday morning as little boy, the
son Of Mr. Collins, who keeps q feed store
on Poplar street, near the market, was
minding some cattle, IL company with
q negro boy Of about his OWE age, a couple
of negro youths came along and got into
conversation with them, and commenced
a row, in which one Of the strange ne
groes drew pistol and shot young Col
Inns In the head, making asevere butnot
dangerous wound. AS soon as the
shooting was done, the negroes fled. and
up to writing 40 o'clock PM have not
been arrested. The Police, however,
know them, and are on their track. The
wounded boy was carried home and
properly cared for. We most sincerely
hope these black seoundrels may be
brought to justice.
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"a Wow, A WIoT, A WUMPUs."
Yesterday about midday quite little
row occurred on Court street, near Third,
and for time there were apprehensions,
in the minds Of citizens round about, of
serious trouble. The difficulty originated
in fight or quarrel between a little son
Of f. NJ. Cash, Esq, and a negro boy.
The mother OF the negro seeing the fight,
ran out and interfered, striking little
Cash with stick or club. Several Of
Cssh's companions ran up TO his aid,
and th.u commenced q general free
fight, Ia which soon some dozen
or so boys and girls were engaged like
jaybirds round q couple Of owls. For
while the affair was comical, but it soon
became too serious to be amusing. One
OF the boys drew q knife, which the
woman got possession of and made a
blow at him with, which, II it had hit
him, would have killed him. On this,
another boy picked up 3 rock and struck
her side the head, bringing the claret
and most dismal howl from the black
amazon. About this time she thought
that region was getting q little too
warm, so she turned and most igno-
miniously fed, leaving her swarthy
progeny to fight the battle alone Not
long, however, did that youthful hero
larry after the mother left, but yelling
"pleece, pleece,n he too tried little
travel. The cry Of "police /" wss the
dread tocsin OF alarm 70 the youthful
eombatants, and like the old cry OF traits
to your holes " In the q bonbarinent
days Of Vicksburg, caused general
scatteration, and when the guardians OF
the peace appeared on the scene, all was
quiet along Court stFest.
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EXIT wICKERsHAM.

The Circuit Court of Shelby county
adjourned yesterday till the first Mon
day In September next. BY the follow
ing order, 1t will be seen that Mr.. Trustee
Wickersham was unable to give the re-
quired bonds-at least such as were ae-
eeptable to the Court. The Office was
declared vacant by Judge Reeves, and
the vacancy ordered to be filled accord
ing TO law, at the cost of Wickersha1n.
This is truly the most unkindest cut OF
ALL" Not only does Judge Reeves take
away the honers, the emoluments, the
stealages and chances of filling his car
pet-bag-all so glowingly promised him
by tAe generous place into which his
scullud brethren had voted him, but at
one fell sWoop he takes away the very
place itself, and adds that cruelest Of tor
tures-an order compelling him to pay
the expenses Of putting another man in
the place. Farewell, a long farewell to
my greatness % signs he, like Woolsey,
and we suppose will, ere long, pack his
carpet bag and travel to the land whence
all such as he come to us, sRd whittier,
we hope, they may all return as be will
do-foiled in their attempts to rob the
widow and orphans.
E. W. Wiekersham, Trustees for the
county of Shelby, having been aotified
under the orders of this Court, to appear
in open court at former day Of this
term, and execute bond with good and
approved security as EpGI TrusSee hay
ing wholly failed and Neglected to com.
ply with the said orders-the Court doth
therefore, by virtue and authority Of the
statute in such cases made and provided,
declare the Office Of Trustee Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, vacant, and
the said E. w. Wickersham is expressly
enjoined from further acting as such
trustee or performing any of the func-
tons of said Office. And it is further
ordered that copy Of this order be GER
titled to the County Commissioners Of
Shelby county, that the vacancy hereby
created may be filed according to law !;
and that the said Wickersham pay the
costs herein.
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elsirnnan in place Of E. Wiekerahaul re-

ehsirman in place of E. Wiekersham re-
signed.
FIRE coAMITTEE.
The committee on the petition Of M.
G. Allen reported favorably, and their
report was approved by the Board.
| Upon q petition for bell. ringer at 18th
Engine, the committee reported adverse
ly, and their action was approved by the
Board.
/ Upon apetition for belI-ringer at the
lower ststionheuse, the report was ad-
verse, and the action approved by the
Board.
Upon petition for q eistern on the
corner of Monroe and DeSoto streets, the
committee reported in favor OF adver-
Using for bids for The same, and the re-
port was adopted. The report was also
favorable to the petition for cistern on
the corner Of Wellington and BsaI
streets
PARK COMMITTEE.
A communication from Ed Heating,
on the lack Of seats and accommodations
in the Park, was referred to the Park
Committee.
THE HOSPITAL COMMITTEE
submitted report to the effect that they
believed 1t would be to the advantage of
the city to dispense with a resident ply
sieian at the Hospital. They recon-
mended the appointment of steward.
The report was adopted by vote of s
to 5.
An ordinance not to allow any one to
be admitted into the hospital except citi-
zens OF the United States and residents
of Memphis for twelve months prior to
their application for admission, was Ia
bled.
THE GAS COMMITTEE
submitted favorable report on bids Of
Randall & Heath for lamp posts. Also
in favor of posts near bridge on Beal
street, and on corner Of Monroe and
Third streets. Reports adopted by the
Board.
THE COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS
reported adversely to the claims OF Cor
win, Patton, Early, Winters, Gallins,
Somerville, Smith, Altman and Smith.
They referred to the Finance Committee
for payment the bills OF Black, Cannon
81 Co., and Jno. A. MisgeB. Also recon-
mended the taxes on Mrs. Bryants
house, used as church, be RENTED.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
reported unfavorably to paying Dr..
Woodward, as the services for which he
claimed pay were never performed by
him. The report was adopted by the
Board.
COMMITTEE ON PETITIONS.
a large number Of petitions, which
lack. of space compels US to omit, were
read and appropriately referred.
The Council then adjourned.
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MIsCELLANE0Us


We had no arrival up to dark last
| night, and the repose Of our river is be-
| coming almost as permanent and unruf-
| fled as in the primitive days when barges
were cordelled from New Orleans to st.
| Louis.
The Indiana, Capt. Holeroft, will pass
| down this morning for New Orleans,
Mr.. Charley Miller is clerk.
The Marble City, Capt. Conway, leaves
| tomorrow for Cairo and St. Louis. con-
Meeting with the steamers of the North
ern Line for st. Paul.
The st. Marys is on her way to New
Orleans from the Ohio.
The Bluff City and Pride Of the South
Base Ball Clubs play match at Hope
field to-day at 8 pm.
The Southern Republic, a splendid
two story cabin steamer, the finest per-
haps OF the kind ever built in the South,
has been at New Orleans for some
months. She was advertised for sale, but
no purchaser appearing, she has been
taken back to Mobile.
The Richmond got off the bar at Walk
er's and arrived at Cairo on Sunday
night.
The Commercial, for White river. had
a good trip last evening; and the Ham
bletOn, for st. Francis river, also had a
very fair freight as we'll as passenger list.
The fine packet Clifton, Capt All.
Stein, will get sway to-day for Cairo and
Cincinnati. She is light and handsome
passenger packet, and viii 90 through
without trouble. Mr.. Hunter Is chief
clerk.
The local inspectors at Pittsburg, In the
case OF the collision between the Arab
and IRgomar, in Glass House Ripple, on
the 18th OF May last, by which barge
In tow Of the Arab was sunk, have sus-
pended the license of B. F. Vennan,
pilot Of the Ingomar, for xty DAYS.
The Great Republic, Lady Gay, Olive
Branch, Continental, Big Horn, and
three or four small boats, are lying up at
East st. Louis.
Chas B. Lewis, local editor of I,aps-
Ing, Mich, was blown up on the Mag
nolia, near Cincinnati. He has published
his experience, which Is not at all pleas
ant. He winds up as follows
Getting home-my friends had been
looking to see me come in a cOfiin--my
wounds had all filled up with "proud
fiesh.n This of course had to be burned
Out-driving me crazy for night and
day-and compelling me to use sOlu-
ton of blue vitriol twice day for forty
days. So you can form slight idea Of
the pain and suffering, and how much
ye local can endure without becoming
dead matter
"Now, after a lapse OF almost one
hundred days, I find myself once more
about, but condemned to wear the saw
age marks of the steam-fiend to my
grave. A bald spot where the iron mis-
sile crushed my skull, 'piebald' eye,
face that resembles beet, and over my |
arpls, body and limbs are scars that re- |
SENT bic great slices of fresh beef laid upon |
the skin. But after all, am yet alive |
and getting ready to once more pursue !
the 'itemizing' business, which you |
know is vastly better than being fished |
out of the Ohio some torpid day, with no |
Coroner handy for an inquest"
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. II. Smith,
Ctanoe1lor-The orders and DEGREES en-.
tered on yesterday are:
Jones VS. Brinl1ley, Report confirmed and sale
| Provine VS. Stewart, Decree against purchaser.
Mclean vs. VoleBtine Motion, etc
Callahan VS. Fage, Final decree.
Neville vs. Block, Report confirmed.
Kerr vs. Eldridge, Reference and revivor.
| Cox vs. Cameron, Final decree.
Kerr VS. Kerr, Final decree.
| Greenlaw VS. Greenlaw, Guardian ad Item ap-
pointed.
Montgomery VS. Jones. Other security, etc.
| Poston VS. Fletcher, introductory, etc.
Williams VS. Gaines, Decree on decision.
Vile VS. Boon, Pro confesso, etc.
Buster VS. johnson. Interlocutory, etc.
owen VS. Floyd sale, etc.
AIaydwel VS. Maydwell, Appeal granted,
Falls VS. Love, Final decree.
Titus vs. NJ. & a. OF NJ, Final decree.
Tate vs. Selby, Interlocutory order etc
The jury in,the divorce case of Ross vs..
Ross not being able to agree, were dis
charged. The Chancellor rendered the
following decisions yesterday
How VS. Aldrlch, exceptions allowed.
Crisp VS. Park, injunction dissolved.
PickereI VS. Fisher, demurrer sustained and
Williams VS. Gaines, demurrer overruled.
Randall VS. Walker, motion to dismiss over
ruled.
1hC SA6A a anu 41hot5E viii Jake al dc-
count to-day in the case of Petit ct al
VS.. Brown, ct al Court stands ad-
journed until Monday next, July Is,
1868, when the minutes will be signed
and an adjournment had to court in
course.
CRIMINAL COURT - Nm. Hunter,
Jisdge-In the hsbeas corpus case Of the
State vs.. Joseph Maxwell, murder, the
defendant was admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT George w.
Reeves, JiIdge.-Court adjourned on yes
terdsy to Court in course-the fourth
Monday In September next. The bond
Of VIM. Mclean, Tax-Collector Of shelby
county, being accepted as sufficient and
satisfactory, was spread upon the min
utes. He gave bonds for SIS, O00-his Sc
curities being VIM. Elliot, M. Lsrkin
and John D. Elliot.
The Office of w. L. Lsmmon, Consta-
BILE Of the I4th Civil District, was de-
clared vacant, for failure to give bond
according to law.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. " WdlITGn,
Judge Yesterday the case Of the State
vs, League was continued. The case of
the State VS.. Rocco was continued. The
case of the State VS.. Brizallero, motion
to dismiss held under adYisement.
The cases set for trial to-day are as fol-
lows:
1888 to 1854 The State ys Chas. Small.
20i3 to 2V32 Same VS. +. D. Fuller.
2g33 to 2Cf2 Same VS. ]. q. Bronson.
1870 Same vs. Burdett.
1915 to 1870 Same VS. Burdett.
1871 Same VS. BurdetL.
1875 TO 1880 Same VS. Burdett.
Law COURT-.JdHles o. Pierce, Judge.
The list of cases set for the week was
disposed Of on yesterday, except the fol-
lowing case, to be tried to-day Az J.
Boro & Co. ys. J. @. Saint.
Next Saturday will be motion day.
No other cases will be called up for
trial during the week.
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None.
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KUKLUx RAID.-We learn by pri-
vate letter, that on the night Of Satur-
day, the 4th inst, a body OF about fifty
men, disguised, rode into the town Of
Humboldt, Tenn. They did no damage,
but scared some Of the inhabitants out
of years growth, and after remaining
around the station an hour or so, they
quietly departed. tits said that they
hung two men just before leaving the
town. We wish some OF them would
make raid over this way and help the
Grand Jury little in cleaning out the
IaIls aud atatianhouses
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no11M9llON.

There were five arrest up To six
O'Clock yesterday evening in the 10 vel
district.
F. Hoxly, soldier, hsd hesrin G
yesterday before Squire Griffith, on
the charge Of stealing watch from A.
MOntrsnd, on Saturday, and was sent to
the Criminal Court. In default of $1,000
bail he goes to jail.
Esquire Blsck heard the case of Sarah
Williams, Martha Dnnlsp and Mary Da-
vis--chsrge and cOunter-charge OF perju-
~. When the case was called the court
room was Ike the celebrated
Song OF sixpenee, stomach full ofrye,
Four and INVENT = black binds baked in pie,
When the pie vas opened they all began TO
sing"
and all sang that the Squire was glad
to get rid Of t'ne case by dismlssing it.
Our friend, Col. II. ". Fitch, of the
Gas Company was unfortunate enough
to loose acasikst of jewelry worth thou
sand dollars &Slen from his residence
on Monday afternoon, We hope that
our skillful detectives viii soon be able
to return 1t to him.
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No CnRnEsPONDENTs.

Correspondents who wish to have any stten-
ton paid TO their communications must OBJ
serve the folIowingru
Be brief, concise and to the point, avoid the
flowers of rhetoric" and confine yourself TO
a plain statement OF facts. Write on but one
side Of the paper In clear hand, and with pen
aud ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty of room. In all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound to per-
sonal or individual benefit, or are of Il personal
nature, win only be inserted as advertise
ments or "paid cards"
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A Leadlng school. NashrIIIe. Fenn.

TKT E. WARDS SEMINARY for Young la
w . dies has maintained, for three years, a
front rank among Literary Institutions. Il Is
now belieyed-tO be the LEADING SCHOOL IN
the South in point Of numbers and general IA
cation.
The Boarding equals any private table. The
Building is magnificent. The Music, French,
G assie and English Departments unsurpassed
The next Session Will open sept ID 1855
Catalogue, with full particulars, sent on appli-
cation W. L. WARD, Principal
jell-lw Nashville Tenn.
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WHARF COMMITTEE.
Alderman Montgomery was appointed
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ST. PETERS ORPHAN AsYLUM.-We
have received from Father Kelly the
financial statement of this most excel.
lent charity, but the extraordinary press
upon our columns prevents US from pub
fishing 1t Ia full to-day. We win give
it, however, tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-08

CHAMBER OF COsINdRRCE.-Let our
merchants and business men not forget
the meeting to-day at the Chamber of
Commerce. It is incumbent on every
man to be present and lend his most ear
1est endeavors toward resuscitating this
st necessary institution.
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Br. Mortlnore ~ Buena Vista Springs,
RusselIviIlo, Kentucky

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILIz, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address o. come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next, at this favorite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs AS hereto
fore, 1 will still devote my attention TO treat
ment OF all the various forms Of HRoNIC Dis
EASES, especially to Diseases OF ne LangS and
Organs OF the Chest. as also all the various
affective forms Of FEMALE DIGEAaEs
JsS dstwaWsm .. AQRTIMoRE, n. .,
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THE Sous OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the "Grest
General Restorative which creates a
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them to "jine." For sale by
Ie2ltf FORSTER, KEALHOFER co.
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Florence synodical FeEale College

This Institution, which has long snjOysda
4 very high reputation among the f0p ale
colleges OF Inc South, IS situated a. Florence,
Ala, which is admitted 70 be one ~ the ms e
delightful and saluDriOus towns IA the south
west. IL Is very easy OF access a branch OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad IA ;
from TuscuTIlbf8 to South Florence. It's Presl.
dent, Rev. DR.. VA II. MITCHELI., Is wei
known as one Of the ablest teachers In tia
country. Next session VIII commences On the
Sth day OF September next.
For further particulars apply 70 The Presi-
dent. tyl lmdsE
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Early MarrEages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by benev-
client Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Sm
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THOSE visiting the Ten Mile Bayou ON the
L Memphis and Little Rock Railroad for the
purpose OF fishing, are informed that Messrs.
Rice & Black are prepared to furnish meals
lodging and any comfort desired. The trains
on the Mem phis and Little Rock Railroad leave
at $50 an on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
and Sundays, and no better days recreation
can be found by those wishing to leave the heat
and dust OF the cit.
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VALL.-There will be match
80. 80 - : 1t Hopefeld, Ark, between
81 -- HD-;s- the South " and Bluff
Sie,.y C1nbs To- tue championship OF
W.. rrNI.-aa.,a IT.. players and their
friends will go over on til. = g
vsds ct y o'clock, and We loo 'O4 = Il l'
game
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ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES W. ADAMS, L. II. PIKE
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
Att0rneyS, Solicitors 6 PrOetOFS

A TTEND TO cases in the different Courts sit
Of Arkansas
go The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
cially attend to cases in the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and in the Supreme Court and
Court of Claims Of the United States at Wssh-
iugton, being OF the firm OF PIKE & JOHN
SON OF that city.
once in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK.
corner OF Court and Second streets.
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CITY MATTERS.


City subscribers TO the APPEAL, daily OF
weekly, who may desire TO leave the city for
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
CoIlntlng-room OF the APPEAL, No. Is jefferson
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Butchers Lightning RIy-EiIIer.-Ches
and destructive. Every sheet viii kill quart.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
SHEET LIeHTEIEe and rest in pesee- ASK for
DUTGHERs, and take no other.
Sold sreryvhere. JeIidaglm
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UKAFEMALE INSTITUTE.

fE1HE next session VIII open on MONDAY, the.
Il 3Ist August, under the continued super
fntendsDcs OF the subscriber, assisted IN the Lit
erary Department by Mrs. DOUGLASS Every
department will be filed With able teachers.
Department. ITO our friends desiring reposs
and exemption from many OF their PECuLIAE.
rraetlve." Many families purpose settling
among as this fall to educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular %
Rev. j. (. DOUGLASS,
fy2tf Iuka. Miss.
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Internal Revenue Taxes.
COLLECTORS OFFICE srE DIST. TENS.

COLLECTORS OFFICE srE DIST. TENEl
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ List Of Taxes on Income Business or Pro-
fessions, Carriages Watches, ETC., etc, for this
District has been returned TO me by the Asses
scr, and all persons are notified that said Taxes
are now due and payable.
Payments in this city and county must be
made before the lst day OF July, at my Office, or
additional costs and penalties Will accrue.
a RoLFE ., SAUNDERS, Collector,
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DON'T forget that our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
still continues at our old stand,
279 Main street.
]. 7. HANDLAN 4 90.
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PIKE & JOHNSON,
Attorneys, OOunseIlOrs & Solicitors

VNHIS firm, the junior member Of which has
L had large experience IN Departmental and
other business during many years service in
Congress, viii practice in the Supreme Court
ana Court OF Claims az Washington, where the
junior partner will reside. ii win also attend
70 claims before Congress and the Depart
The ONCE OF the firm will be opened In WASH
tngton, by the LIST Of Septe1E Der next. Mean
while, communications addressed 10 ALBERT
PIKE, Box 81 p. o, Memphis. or TO ROBERT
eelye pFonpt attention, iysiy
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Notice.

gAyE two beautiful and wen improved
plaufetions in Lee county, Ga. within
stt,se 751iIes OF the city Of Albany, bounded By
~, ~ fle best railroads in the State, and rne
80 and commodtouE Dwelling IN the city,
SS5tici will gladly sell OF exchanges tor other
,5f1psyty, aearey V me- u.Yavs
Nepu "S%-e'