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spsc-a! Dispatch TO Memphis ArTeall
LITTLE Rock, ARK January S-Pso-
ceeGi8gs Of the Convention Of Arkansas,
House Of representative, JAuu&Iy 7th,
at II o'clock:
On motion Of IIr. Kinds, Snider Of
Jefferson, was by reclamation, declared
President pro. tenn.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. Brooks, Of Phillips.
J.. II. Jarber, OF johnson, was chosen
Secretary pro. ;eGl.
Mr. Hodges introduced a resolution
that the CHAIR appoint q committee OF
four on credentials.
Mr.. Montgomery moved that, before
further steps, the roll be called aud ere
dentiaspfezentei. The motion prevailed.
The roll by counties va called and :
quorum found 10 be present.
Mr.. HiuGs moved for a permanent
organization. The motion was carried
and Mr.. Bowen, Of Crawford county,
Radical being nominated, wss elected
by a vote Of Is against 8 scattering votes,
and d committee or three vas appointed
to conduct him to the chair. He re
turued thanks for the honor, and eS-
pressed q desire to discharge his duties
to the best Of Ills ability.
Mr.. Hodges moved that q committee Of
thrse Ue appointed 10 ascertain whist
oath should be taken by delegates. Jhe
President appointed Msssrs. Hilds,
Brooks aud CAN'T.
Mr.. Hodges nom:aatei John G. Price
for Secretary sud 1-r. Cygsrt ncmiua-
ted }. r. Berry.
Mr.. Cypert Thought that there was no
authority Tor administering oslas; chat
being q registered voter, and having
taken an osth as such, was sutie.ea, cyis
deace of loyalty.
Nr. Montgomery rose 60 o point Of or
der when The name OF Mr.. B-uuy was
Withdrawn. The vote was taken, and M.
J. C. Price, editor of the Republican, wa5
elected hy IS against 3 gathering votes.
Mr.. Z. S. John AID Mr.. Fitch were sew
orally noiuinateI for assjslaa, secretarics.
and when the President informed the
body that Mr.. Fitch was not here lor
that, but for another, Office, ~whereupon
Mr. Fi.ch's name was withdrawn
and II. ,. John elected fist assistant
secretary; AIr, Weight, Of Philips, was
elected second assistant end Gr. Fitch
third assistant secretaries. Mr..
SchosrT was elected sergeaut-at-arms.
and Mr.. Beiden first and E.5khau
second assistant sergeant at arBs; Sci
yer, doorkeepsr, with Robinson assist
ant and John Ages, negro, second assist
ant. Mr. Hall was elected enrolling
clerk, and Mr.. Hyde, chaplain.
On motion Of Mr. CyFert, the chair
appointed Masters Wilcox Rector negro
and Johuson negro pages.
Under a resolution Of Mr. Sau!-, Che
Secretary was Instructed TO prepare
DISKS, etc, for reporters OF the press.
on motion CT Mr.. Brooks the suIes Of.
the Arkansas Legislature O." 1861 were
adopted Tor the government OF the Con
vention, until others should BE prepared.
On motion of 0ir. Hodges the Presi-
dent vas instructed to appoint the
Standing committees. Mr., Kinds
FROM Committee on O3ths reported the
Oath Of Allegiance without any aItera~
ton as to the form to BE- administered to
each member. Judge Caldwell, United
States District Court, administered the
oath to members standing. aud the
Convention adjourned to ten O'Clock TO-
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THE NEGRO OVER TIFE WHITE MAN.
The number OF Delegates elected to the
South Carolina Convention, TO he held
at Charleston on the l4th Of January, ia
100, Of which IS are white men, and 65
are nigs. DR.. A. G. MAcKEY is n
Of the Charleston Delegates. A body,
the majority OF which are negroes, to
make q Constitution for one Of the old
Thirteen States, the State OF MARION
aud PINoKNEY, Of HAYNE and CHEvEs
and RUrLEDGE aud McDUFFIE!!!
one Of cur exchanges says:
Let the miserable Southern Radicals
and imported adventures be ridiculed,
lampooued and satirized to the very
uttermost. They deserve it. But we
depreeate and regret anything that may
wound the feelings of g cOlored man or
woman-ss such. Witty filings at " mig
gers are not agreeable to the tastes or
feelings o. Southern gentlemen and la
dies. The negroes are part and parcel CT
our lives aud associations. We sre their
riends-their ouly real friends-in spite
OF the base and wicked efforts that have
been made to sou dissensicns and discord
between the races. We do nOt court nor
datier them. The majority OF them
have behaved very badly Of late, under
the influence Of evil and malignant
counsels. As long IS they think proper
to do so, we shall denounce their folly
and m~isc0nduct. Bat when they come
back-as all the good among them will
come, sooner or later-we are ready to
forget the folly and forgive the wrong.
Meanwhile, we do not like 10 hear them
spoken Of contemptu1usly, or sarcasti-
cally, as negroes.
We certainly feel q profound contempt
for the African race, AS voters and poll
aciaus. We have an inexpressib]e con-
tempt for heir opinions on public c. ia irs, e.
50 a ssuch." We do not in the least desire 10
wound their feelings, certainly not to DO
them any harm, except in ~selEdefence.
They have been forced into a position Of
hostility TO the people Of the South, by s.
legislation that richly deserves to be
atigmatized as infamous; and for their
own sakes, the poor, miserable, deludsd
fools, We deeply regretit. Thersare men,
in whole or in part Of their own blood,
who deserve to he detested by them
equally with the white Radicals who are
using them az men use a lemon, to be
squeezed, and then thrown away.
As 3 free man, ia his proper place, in,
dusirious and OF service 10 the COM
munity, the negro would have been and
would yet be respected and liked. j. is
not 20 exasperate them that we insist
in their iuferi0ri.y nor DO we believe
that many OF them respect the white
man who embraces them aud processes
10 regard them As his equals. They
must and do dsspiss the white aen who
are milling that they shall make Consti-
tulicns for the white race; and those
who have given them the power to do.
SD in South Carolina deserve the halter.
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FR0a New ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jen. S.--The banks
aud public buildings We're closed to-day.
~ Observance OF the holiday, and the
Convention adjourned until to morrow ;
but most Of the business houses were
open.
The weather has turned cold snd rainy
which proves a serious drawback to the
Fair.
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;, nsu,e can Be usea OF $1,000 - M
No .-TsIsauoas. Whatever is lalsno-a -o .,i,-
s---sn IN the APPEAL, must De z1- ~ NE
So nv tas acme snd address 81 nd nd
G-'r@r. as ag~uar4n,ee OF his good l1''n ~
responsibility. .Tpr
He=5uess letters ehoo'N
APPEAL Memphis.
r--gptcauons for publication - wfrs
len on one side or the page onlS - 5ffo-
III ofser matters connected M
vial department, should De
- b. III APPEAL, Memphis
-aruot. ass rule, undertake
We r.ruds suitable Tor publication
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abrosd, which show that the speech Of
the Emperor to the Diplomatic Corps, on
New Years, il accepted by ell the Gov
ernmeats OF Europe as q pledge Of peace.
The fiattering manner in which the
Baron Won Gaelty WAS received the same
day, a. the Minister from Prussia and
the Confederation Of the Northwest, was
highly gratifying 10 Germany, and the
terms Ia which the Emperor addressed
bim were eminentiy satisfactory to
Prussia.
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EROH C%INCISNA1E.

CINCINNATI, Jsn. s,--Crlttenden &
Sargent, pToprist0rs Of the Clarendon
Hotel, have failed, With Liabilities over
500, coo.
The United States District Attorney
has fled 8 suit for s165,COO against
Gratem, Kemper & Co., for delinquent
whisky taxes,
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FRuM %LOUTAYIEEE.

LOUISVILLE, January s.-Tha river Is
rising fast, with twelve feet on the falls
The weather is warm, with the mercury
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TIE new ap4ra-h5gss sc Paris, viii
have fJ.ty bIsis, twenty statues, aud
f1ur gTaut Il sill also be ornaneuteG
with i've hundred marble pillars, each
tweuty-aiE and q Aalffeet hign, foriy-
three inches in circumference, aud
Weighing neatly fourteen tons. They
are IA five c~y.ora, white, rose, green,
red and violet, and are brought from
the Pfyebess, Itsly, Sweden, Spain AID
Algeria.
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Notlce ID RankrMpfcn.

United States IF America, Western District OF
FEM CSsee.-ss.
VNHIS fs 10 give notice hat on the S;h day Of
January, a. D. IS 8. "a warrant in bank
rUptcy wasi,sued against the estate OF
william Rarris.
Of Memphis. IA the county Of Saeiby, and state
OF Teuugssee, Who as bten adjudged n bank
rupt on ms own pc iuOu; thai the payment of
any deuts, and delivery Of any property b-lOog-
ing TO sueh bankrupt, 70 him, Or for his use, and
tire transfer OF any property ~ him. are f9r-
bidden BY law; tfaJH meeting OF the creditors
Of The said b2uk1upt, 20 prove their debts, and
10 choose one or ntarc as-isItees Of hi. estate.
wild be held 1t a CoUrt OF BANKRUPTCY. to be
holden 81 Office No. 4HJ Main Ieet, Ia Wal1ran
Block. Nelnphis, tennessee, before Thoua J.
LeIpam, $50 Register. Oh tbs 2sth day OF JAM
Uary. A.D 1858, alto O'Clock. am.
10 nphis, Tenn, Sth day OF January. q. 1865.
j. Nj. TOaESI.
T. 5. Marshal, as Messenger, Western District
BY J. B BIN6HAM,
Deputy us Marshal, ss Messenger.
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FROm ~C0aUmBUs.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. s.-The Dem.
ooratio State Convention to-day passed =
resolution ~instrueting The Ohio delega-
ton to the National Democratic Conven.
zion 70 vote for Pendleton.
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Nosjcs fn Hankruptcv.
United states Of America, Western District 0
Iennesses.-ss.

United States Of Amerio1, Western District 0.
IenneSses.-ss.
FsNTTIs is to give notice that on the sh day Of
January, A. D.. I55s a Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of
john ". Gilbert,
OF Memphis, in this County Of Shelby,
aud stats OF Tennessee, VINO hiss D en- adj
Judged a Bankrupt, on his Own Petition
tHat the payment OF any debts. and delivery OF
any pf0per,y belonging TO such Bank upt. TO
HIM, or lOc his USE, and The transfer OF any
by him. are forbidden by law that a
meeting Of the Creditors OF sid Bankrupt, 70
provo their debts. and q choose one or more
Assignees of his stale, v ~ be held at a curt
or bankruptcy, 10 be Q 5lden at Office No so
Main street, in Waid an BlOcH, memphis,
Tenn before Thomas j. Latham, Esq Register,
on the 1gJh day of January, A D., lS5S, st Il
O'Clock IN
Memphis, Tenn, Sth day of anuary.A AID 1858.
j. N. TONENY,
u. S. Marshal, as Messenger. W D. 81 Tenn.
By J.R BINGHAAI,
Deputy Z. S. Marshal, a. Messenger.
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FROM IXnIANAPOIEs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. S.-The Demo,
cratic State Convention to-day nomi
mated Thos. a. Hendricks for Governor,
and declared in favor Of PendleLoa for
President.
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yofEee in B00ErnDfcg.

limited States OF Amarica, Western District OF
IeanesseC-ss
GIFTS is to give notice that on the sth day OF
1 Januqry. A D., l6s. aw rant Ia bankrupt
~ was issued against the estate Of
Josiah ~ Alexander,
Of Menphis, ia the county of shelby, and
and 81 Ne OF tennessee, who has been hdiudged
8 naukruat on his own pet'tiOu that tue pay
iaeut Of any debts. and delivery or Auv pro-
perty ba.OugiUg to such bankrupt. 50 hffn, or
Tor Ills use. and the transfer OF any property by
hsm. are forbidden by law that = meeting Of
the c0e0ifolS Of the said bankrupt, 10 prove
OF his estate, Wilt bs held at p tOQrt OF tank
rupt y, 10 be holden At No. 40 Main SIR Ell,
Waidrsn block, Memphis ~lennessee, before
Thos J.. Latham, Esq. Re2isteF. ON The 9Th
day Of January, All 1875. ~ l00'el0ek am.
Msa1phis, Tenn, Sth day OF JanuarY4A. D.,
ls5S. J.H. a0MfNl,
l. ;. Marshal. Is Messenger, Western District
q reRnesses-
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FROas NEE YORK.

New York, January S.-Samuel Mich.
olson, the inventor Of the pavement Of
that name, died to-day.
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UniOn Street, between ThIrdand Fourth,
First Performance, Tuesday Night.
nEpAuVMNUr

Natural History
Combines a great number Of specimens Q fVarI.
ous descriptions and clsEaeter IN toe , cbOoi0f
Natural History, which hsve teen - lsefef -
The expense Of the largest emmy adslsffza-
ele research, and the Eczt laws outlay Of
money,
VAN AEBBRGE's DEPSRTHENT
Consists with numerous sdditionsj OF ths sr
tire Van Amhusg 1oolOgicsl Coi.ecticn- com
pTiEinE specimen OF tire rarest and NEST teau-
uful Wild Beasts, Birds nne Replies rom
every section If the kzoEa word
DAN. eAsrELLG's DEPAEFMEST,
Comprising Dan CSsteflos Great Crsus, cou-
posed Of the mott distinguished iuminarissf IN
he Equestrian pr1fFEions comprising the bet
msls ard smRs rtderE- A Erta1 arstulious
Exhibition cnafSctertEea the eutree OF cur a.
tabhKhmentfn avery place
ABRELLgAEr aTREEF PAGEANT.
Iathis Grand cavsleads aud Moving Pierurs
vii appear g series q The n1n>t siaOo-aisiy
finished ChartoiB, zo74scnsiy decorated Pat
form Cars artiztizsly hu11nsf Cages snd DssS-
ton, The Band Chariot, Of eng nal dssigu ana
rs6ple1dsnt decoration, called the Throne o.
Apt3io3 and a CavsifEue. s1l5leo the Crusa-
deFS Triumph CONSISTING o. over one Hun
dred and Finy Mounted Knights, ciad in bum
ishsd steel ArnnoT. with their Banners, PEN
noas " insignia, and accompanied BY their
Ladies, In Costnmss Of MsctsyHi Ases AL pre-
the Growing Feature OF the Procession
q larse living Los. noTua N the elevated plat
form Of the Splendid Tableau Carrfase lg0s
he Streets. 1kis sight forms the Greaf sensa-
ton o. the tiueA
EPECIaL AAEOUECRMEN First sea-
son In America Of the Great RZaisiau Arise
Equas trienps- late Or the Clrqus Eruue-
risls, MADEaOIsE-LE PAULINE, and he
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We and lis .oIiowiog ia an exchange

"GIENr's FANS, n. Y, January g.
-I1forEiatlou Las been received here oil
the suGaea siabiag of RsUlus8 Island,
near Baton Lake George, owned by
Watess, of New York. 10 occurred
about i've u'glocZ this afternoon, secom-
p3gied iy "a tumUiiuous ~upheEving al
tue water Of that island, and the college
thereon disappeared. the sOundIHgs On
its recent site have been found at about
81 feet"
We wonder il the Devil, IN hunting
his own, mistook Refuse Island for the
Radical Congress?
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United states o. Amsrica. Western District Of
Tennessee -
.THIS Is to give notice that on the Sth day OF
Il January, A ID. 1888. a warrant IN bank
rupt y was issued againss the estate OF
john W.. \. Brown,
OF Memphis. IA the county of Shelby. and
Stste Of tennessee, who has been adJoaged
a bankrupt, on bis own petition that the pay
meat Of any debts. and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging TO such nankrupt, 10 him, or r
lis use, ana the transfer OF any property BY
him. are forbidden by lazy tnat 3 meeting or
tie creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 prove
their deb Z. aud 10 choose one or more as
sigfiees OF his estate. VIII be aeta ala Court OF
Bsukrlptcv 10 De holden at ONCE No. 40 Maid
street. Ia WaIdran Block. Memphis, Tennessee,
bsfors Thomas ]. Latham, Esq Register, ON the
slst day Of January, A. d. lsd5. al eOfclock, M
Msfnphia, Tenn, Sth day OF January A-D-
ISIS j.. N. TONENY,
ii. Marsh Il, as Messenger, Western District
BY ]. B. BINGHAM,
Deputy u. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
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cAN. ~CAsTEALo'S
. GREAT SHC ".
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
T~anAmDaPgh &BaFRum's HuStam
CoLLECTIo4 OF ASIHALs.

4 \ ENORMOUS MORAL COMBINATUN
= nftnstruetiOn and refined ara1sstnsuI. a1I
exhibit in Memphis for FIV DAYS,
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
sad Saturday,
January Jh, sth, sth. 10Th aud Tth. lssl uu-
der the lmmeuss New Pavilion, for 0ue Pucs
Of Admission, on the Vacant LoI on
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The beautiful aud valuable HomestaaG Tract OF
the late Gen. SAMUEL T. HAYS, containing
HNa acres Of land ia ana immediately adjaceut
TO The city OF Jackson, Tenn susdiNice4 into
Lots and small Tracts. Suitable ior Residences
and snail Far5ns. The Mansion Is one OF the
most eiegant aadS spacious IA Tennessee. sftua-I
ted on neanuus and hig1ty -ornamsuted grognd
Tha advantages OF R2liroad facilities IOlu the.
two roads now IN operstluu, 70 be Increased By
the Nincenae and New 0tlea.s Air Line rusd
passing through Pauucah ant connecting wittt
The Mississippi Central at fuis point. make IL a
center OF commercial and manufacturing tu-'
ps,rtt1ce 91iel has given vitality and growth
Ia Jacasou, even sader all roe depressing In
nupnces which have retarded Ntnost every,
other place in the south. 10 seeieiy aud health,
JacksOu * fIOtOriOGsiy one Of TIE most attract--
i've cities in me south.
Terms OK SALE-Taird eagh; balance IN one
,deais. a j. HAN5,
R. B. HAYS,
MIDDIFf N HAYS.
f.. a. PRESTON,
RDYSTER, FREEMAN 4 Co.,
daeI5fds AEcloraefs.
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J. ID. ~sasberrys general as'n'
ohm L. ElcardOhs Lltae hooN
Richard ~ThTustou, Van
l,e.d Fletcher, Pine AoI' AZ
yne. =. EaktR. Washington
rev. A.. *. WInheid' Came'n' A
q q. JOY. Bolivar, senn'
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"a T.. STEWART has presented q house
andlot worth 5000, 600 10 senator reatner,
Of the New York Legislature, for vindi
eating lie former when assaulted on the
fear.n The % ~yindieatiop,p one would
ssItnose, Wss very nacessRry, iadaine
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THE New York Herald states that n
com parative statement OF prices in New
York, Philadelphia, Paris, LONDON
Berlin, and other prominent cities in ali
paris Of he world shows that our me.
tropolis is the most expensive on the
globe ia the matter OF food. The whole
cause Of this social misfortune lies In
the fact that the food itself comes 10 the
consumers though too many middle men i,
ali OF whom must make their per cen
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TIE Huntsville (AlaJ Adpocate, q
Radical paPer, speaking OF the Con.
sutuliUG ugceBuy frsmeI by the Radical
h=c0Gstru@ion Convention Of Alabama,
says:
lf the Constitution is not modified.
euviroued ss we sre, sud almost In q
STATE Of anarchy lis adoption esq only
be accepted ss q 0uOl5s OF evils, not de-
leutsd IS right ard proper, But it is in
power 20 modify the evils now, ant
for that purpose the Convention sbol.d
be called together again.
10 also regulates the actlA Of the
Radical ueeliggs in North Alab2uaa add
says that tHe white Unia-isss are i~.GoEeti
and rJeciei as ma2ll.
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The CiueiaDati Commercial contains
The following ia regard u the late rail
road horror:
Il las been shown, So TO the disaster
near Angola, that there were only two
Urakezmeu Cu The train, which consisted
Ji seven carr, and thaG the train ran
hearty half q mite 90 The bridge after the
reaF gar :efl the rails. u Is now very
coneiuslysIy proyed, arst, that, il the
tram had had . iuil complement of
bISkssiusu, it would have been sc1uyed
before &c ruachsd the bridge; second.
tHaJ5 il the bridge had been built win
strong guards or paraPst5 oH both sides.
the cars could not hsvs toppled from ii.
zad there WuG.i have been no wreck
80 the slaughter and burning may fairly
be attributed 90 the in~eflieirncy OF the
construction, AID tee deficiency OF the
equipment, " the road, aud the INSULT
cheney OF en- aiOyeas on the train.
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lulTd agTeG-11cs nf tEe -ri.rr.t=l Trgrfs
ARTIST, Ba IL hJJE1. -u81srt-i br lac
talented Actress, Ats AAE.l -CAfrEER-
ThH-sday DsnAuEs 3a1usry s-HM -
l-ieu, Irwin G1l-l lul-. S%-
Mar GeNi-Fer.
-HAScE or FNG-Duu ocsu 81 PAS 2
oclock crr.l.d t. ft-- ~ = % s ufCeIsa-F-
&c era a~%n1%t0Es q t- rEsrl =ctfS. -
cents eIlr< Ib4-t Tel and J8lor-t Bakery.
LcsnlA eOiOre1 Bozrs, - celtz- SasTs can
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JOrHer zalz AID IA hthsJsH Sis.
cHAsH.H. Beuos =. Lesssa and rrogr.sto

Toe following f9vortfeS appear nj billy The
great Johnny HART, 10 mis- QGa{nr. qus-r.
and qGinsicaI saying anu doiurs= "a map
pfoasIahle oEf~E WiLtaS. a. BIS m.Trh-
ufOVekiEZ c~OEic2lIFs. tue p-cpla's fuvar-
lie, IUEEI NEg sac wltd lr.sst IA Toe
gstber with the Grand Ballet. under s1e d.
TsctiOn Of fhe accomplished MISS Fanny
WILLIAMS, consisting OF twelve ieau..n-I
Young ladies'.
Admission, 1e; private be1es, S. Doors open
Oicl0cc. fl-s fu
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Case 10. 1875.

g0Se 10. J25s
Ia the District C-rJrt OF the Triled states. for
the District % ttest E=uI-ss-n In the mat
Ter OF LiJjHuer * o'clock, BiuEFupis. In
bankruptcy, D strict or west Tenless~e -.
To whom 10 mag coucesn:
fEBE undersigued hereby gives notice OF his
j apfo rtment asaeslEE-su f fiadaupr & Poi
lock, Of Memphis. in The County o. shelby and
staie OF Tennessee, within ssti district, who
hsva been az judged bznsrupts upoa their OWL
pertttoD, by Tie District Court o. sai0 disTrict.
Memphis Tennessee, the Sth day Of January,
AID i682
WILLIAM Y. CTRODE Assignse, Etc,
70. $50 Main street, Valdez Block.
jas law "a. wed. Thu
DIR. ~. h. ROGERS
HAS REVIVED HIS OEFICE TO NO PSI
II Aaio strest, opposite tu the one be f9ul-
euy occupied. js7 30
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Child Wonder, LITTLE MINNIE. vounyzs.
and most petite EQueStrieuu ne Per ormar hi n.
wore gnpe remarka2ie snH and cou, 49,
have e1eit@d the most entbussss'ic eneoU ,Dr-s
rom the Pres o. the rabiie Also, Mr.. 800
FISH, tbs Great Bareback R'der.
sPEtlaL A0r1GE-In order to
Gaze families and parties with ladfax 49,,
wish toaVOtd the Inevitable crush al me isEs1
Wagon, s
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from these paid by tho State
banks and private bankers, but he
gives the total amount of license tax col
lected from all banks during 1856 and
1867 as s8,5l3. O5l, and the total tax or
dividend and proxies for the same time
ct sl2,O32. 36I.
A delegation from the Philadelphia
Constitutional Club presented a gold
medal, costing $1,000, to the President to-
day.
The Senate's Militsry Committed have
as yet taken no action Oh Towards re-
port on Stanton's case.
The House COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means have decided TO recommend to
Congress the appointment Of 3 new
special Commissioner TO thoroughly ox-
anime ell whisky metres.
The Indian Peace Commissioners tor
day presented their report to the Prssi-
dent.
The name OF Thos. NJ. Stilwell vas To-
day sent into the Senate, as Minister to
Austria.
wAsHNGrov, Jan. Seen. Howard
has received a report from Gen. Sswalls
wherein he says he has had ,u interview
with Gen. Ord, ia relation 70 MASTERS in
Mississippi, and also, from citizens and
persons rom different parts Of the State.
lie expresses some difference Of opinion
with Gen. Ord as To there being much
cause for appreheEsions ofserious trouble
there, aud states there are in his Office
many letters aud papers from different
parts Of the State, purportiDg so give the
condition OF affairs astLey exist, bus these
ars merely statements OF persons
as to what they lear may take place, and
personal appeals from INDECENT white
people for aid, also petitions from plant
ers and factors for his interference TO
protect Them against the frsGds OF each
other. Considerable apprehension was
manifested Of negro iHsurTec.i ion, ard it
is sa.d there are organizations for tbst
purpose, 6u5 OF tLi7 lie hsi discovered In
evidence. lie thinks ihac Gucing The
winter there viii be considerable drsgilu-
ton along the river c0uauIes, and aid
from the Government may 10 required
TO prevent suffering.