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SEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Mrs. Pollard
publishes = card reiterating the charges
against her husband Of III treatment,
aud reneuBciUg sll connection with him
hereafter. She also states thSJ the a.
lOwance which Pollard falsely says was
provided .or her has been stopped.
Dr. Raphael, the most eminent He
brew divine in this country, died to-day
Of sppOpiexy.
The California delegates to the Ma
tiOnal Democratic Convention have ar
rived, and also = number OF politicians
from the Southern States.
At the soldiers and sailors meeting in
Brooklyn last evening, Gen. Negley pre-
siding, arrangements were made for Z
convention 10 select delegates to the
Cooper Institute Convention on the 4th
Of July.
New YORK, June GA Washington
special say The Ways and Means Com
mittee have agreed 10 prepare Al amend
menr to the tex bill levying special
tax Of 81 per barrel on whisky ia bond.
The House Banking Committee favor
the substitution of the proposition offered
sometime since, by Harper, for the Sem
ate Dill, indOrSing the national currency.
The Senate Finance Committee have
decided 80 report the substitute proposed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury for the
House bill, relative to the transportation
of merchandise in bond from ports Of
entry on the sea board to tie interior.
Ths important features Of the House
bill are retained, but special guards are
made against frauds.
Heavy frauds On the Government IL
the payment of the bounty to colOred
soldiers have been discovered, and it is
said that d prominent head OF bureau
ia the Treasury Department is involved.
The House Foreign Committee will
recommend the passage Of bill to estaD-
iish emigration agencies 10 Europe.
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FOREIGN.

BELGRADE, June 23.-Milan ", the
new Prince of Servis, has arrived rom
Paris, accompanied by Councillor Ris-
itch and his tutor. The Prince was re-
esived with the greatest enthusiasm by
al classes. He was met at the gates by
the principal officers OF the Principally,
and conducted 70 the Cathedral amid
the acclsmatiOns Of the multitude.
PARIS, June 23.-Ld Lt6erte publishes
report that Menotti GanbaIdi Is raising
volunteers to make another attack Of
Rome.
Al public banquet in Civita Vecchia,
Gen. DumOutel, commander of the
French forces in the POnJiiieal States, in
a speech declared that France. would
never abandon the Holy Father.
ROME, June 23.-AG ConsisUory yes
terdsy, at which many new Bishops
were appointed, the Pope delivered two
separate allocuIions, one concerning the
Papal bull calling q General CouucIl OF
the Roman Catholic Church, and the
other on the present state Of religion in
Austria.
LONDON, June 23.-George Francis
Train was again arrested and brought
before the Bankrupt Court to-day, ana
after 3 short examination was remanded
TO prison. Train protested, aud sad be
would appeal 10 the United States afmy
and navy for protection.
In the House OF Lords to night the
Scotch Reform Bal passed to its second
reading.
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New flour has been brought to Nash
ville-Uol. StrattOn's pride of the
South"
The Press and Times says /: "The
Jonesboro Uqion Flag proposes Hon.
Thomas A. Hamilton, of Shelby, as the
next Republican candidate for Cover
nor" "Sugar" prefers floating into
Congress on the tide Of African senti-
ment.
The Press and Times contained the
following: A dispatch from Washing
ton says Gen. Grant and Ben Butler
have buried the Ratchet, and are now in
friendly intercourse.n And now may be
said to go it spoon fashion" Ben was
likely though to bury something more
valuable than the Ratchet"
The JOnesbOro Flag records the FOL-
lowing serious accidents: " Mr.. Samuel
Vincent, living near Fall Branch, in this
county, met with a serious accident on
last Saturday. AS he was entering the
western part Of town, his horse became
. IFlEuLEHtA alA UsUACs MI
Vincent was thrown upon a pile Of rocks,
while his horse was at full speed, and
one of his thighs was horribly maDgled.
He is now lying at the house of Mr..
Thompson, aud, we are glad 20 learn, is
rapidly recovering. We learn that 4
young lady by the name Of Louisa Phil
lips, living at Walkertown, in Greene
county, shot herself with a pistol she
was handling caTelessly. The ball en-
tered the fleshy part Of the left leg, fol-
lowing the bone, and glancing of from
the ankle joint, entered her rigat foos.
/ At last accounts, she was in very crit
ical condition, and her recovery unex-
pscted by her medical attendants. This
Is another sad and painful consequence
Of the careless handling Of firearras.v
"A poor man named Goodrich, about
! fifty years old, with wife and two chill
dren depending on him for support, met
s terrible death on Friday last, at the
saw mills Of Aessrs. Maury, Pinkertop d.
Sweeney, about eight miles from Nash
Vile, on the MilisbOro pike, where he
was engaged as lsborer. While en-
J gagged In taking of slab" of timber
from the carriage Of the mill, which
proved too heavy for him, he stepped
! back a short distance to get out of The
1 wsy, hut the timber drove nm into the
girtiug attached to the driving wheel.
where he was caught, whirled between
the band and grit and dashed upon the
! ground, actually stopping the mschin-
erv. The bands were cut, but this af-
J foTded no relief, as he remained immov-
! able and fnsensibie between the wheel
/ aud earth. He was finally extricStsd by
! the unscrewiDg OF and pryipg on the
.,hssI n was found thst he had seven
rihs broken. his bladder burst, and his
Iimbs head and body terribly mutilated,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-A large num-
Der of petitions were received asking
that the soldiers CT 1912 be included 10
the pension rO1s, which were appropri-
ate!y referred.
Sumner, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, reported, with amend
meuts, bills Tor the protection of the
rights OF American citizens abroad. The
amendments strike 0u5 that portion Of
the third section which provided for re-
tsliatiDg measures, in case Of the illegal
imprisonment Of American citizens,
anu inserts new provision, to make the
section read:
Aad be IL enacted, That whenever il
shall be duly inade known to the Presi-
dent that any citizsn mas been arrested
and is detained by any foreign Govern
ment IN cOntfsveniiOn OF the intent and
purposes Of this article, or II any citizen
shall have been arrested aud detained.
whose release upon demand shall have
been unsessona0ly delayed or Refused, it
shall be the duty Of the President forth
with to report to Congress all the cir
eumstances of such arrest or detention,
aud any proceedings for the release of
the citizens so arrested, that Congress
may take prompt action 70 secure to
just rights.
Edmunds called up the bill to amend
the act to provide for the election Of
Senators of the United States, providing
that In case of the death or refusal to
serve, of 8 Senator eject, the Legislature
should meet the second Tuesday there
after and proceed TO the election.
Some discussion followed, but no ac-
ti0D,
Thayer sent to the Chair the creden-
tiels OF Alex Mcdonald and Benjamin r.
Rice, Senators elect from Arkansas,
which were read, and Thayer moved
that they be sworn ia.
Davis said be held in his hands the
credentials Of two other gentlemen.
which be asked TO have read, {laughter)
which was agreed to. The papers we're
then read, being the cSedeatlals Of John
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"A Sunday school has been organized
under favorable auspices at the Baptist
Church Of Water Valley.
the Water Valley Eagle Of the Goth
says; ! nun Der Of the Boys ia Blue +"
arrived il our town one day last week,
fDr the purpose OF remaining until after
the elgctiOn-tbe authorities fearing,
perhaps, some distui bance. We have,
however, seen Dor heard nothing that
indicates trouble, and presume the cleo
ton will, as it would nave done with
out the precaution pass of quietly,
there being no disturbance; cur people
both white and black being almost a
unit for the Democratic ticket, and
against the Constitution.
"A grand Masonic Ball and Supper
was to have been given st Water Valley
last evening, June 23d.
The registration in Yallobusha cOun-
ty closed on the 12Lh-registered 32S
white and 22S blacks. Colored clubs for
Democracy are being formed ali over
the county. The election takes place all
this week.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, June 23.-To-day at u N.
Gen. BidIie, Commander OF this post,
demanded the surrender OF the Govern
or's office. Gov. Humphreys refused To
vacate it, and Gen. Biddle asked him II
be would have to use force TO get posses
sion? Gov. Humphreys repiiec tuat he
would. Biddie then brought in a squad
Of soldiers ami took possession.
Gov. Humphreys mas fitted up another
room for an office aud asserts that he is
still Governor.
Ia The election for the ratification Oi
the proposed Constitution, SO precincts
heard from give Democratic majority
of over ZOO. 1he Radicals carried 10 o.
The 50.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEGTON, June 23.-The Com
mittee Oh Ways and Means viii amend
the pending tax bill by requiring the
whisky now in bond to pay an addition
Of ten cents to the general tax OF ffty
cents on the gallon, 50 as to make the
amount equal to that paid By disGlleIs,
with their specisl license.
The Senate has confirmed the DOmi-
nation OF Edward c. johnson, as Assist
ant Secretary of Legation st London,
and 3 number OF Second LieUteuants in
the army and were also engaged in con-
siderirg the Indian treaty.
Il is said that the nomination Of S. 5.
Cox, as Minister to Austria, was re-
iected.
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PLATFORM OF THE TENNESSEE
FTnFEeEc-K

AFENAOA EEAN l.
Ist The Conservative men Of Tennes
see, putting aside ali questions decided
by the war, accept the title OF Demo
Gratis and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as Il nov
exists.
81 The question az .he right Of &
State TO seeede from the Union has been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted as final and coDclu'
81. Nevertheless, while the ConstiIu
tiou makes the Federal Government SUI
preroe, Il is so only with well denDeu
Limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them Co
equal in respect OF such rlghts AGO
these rights have not been impaired by
the result Of the war, or the powers o.
the General Government sggraDulAsS
10y it, to the enlargement OF PuoAc
liberty.
an The extineuishment Of African
Slavery is recognized as q fact, ratified
bva binding Constitutional Amendment
5tb. The fnvestiture of negrOesWith the
right OF suffrage, by the Congress or the
United States, and the dl5irancnlse neit
OF white men, by the same authority, Is
a gross Usurpation Of power, and poiicy
unjust, unWlse and oppressive, and tend
ing 20 excite s war OF races the white
men Of America are entitled to superb
oritv and supremacy in the admlnlstra-
ton OF the Federal and State govern
menLs: and any measure INTENDED 70
deprive them of it, or to divide or impair
it, greatly endsngers the perpetulIy oil
free republican institutions.
9th. The faith Of the nation is pledged
- 10 hEn
according 10 the terms OF the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time OF payment of the
bonds ought not to be extended the
principal OF the five-tWenty bonds ought
10 be paid in currency, and the money
granted to the National banks to De With
raWn.
7ih. The Government bonds should be
faxed 10 the hands Of the bOndhOlders,
equally with other property.
S,h. The doctrines ana practices OF the
Radical party, which ende6vOrs, by en-
croachiEg upon the powers Of the EXecG-
tive ana JuuICiai branches Of the Gov
ernment, TO absorb in the Legislative
Department all powers, tend 10 the de-
struct,On Of the Republican system Of
Government and the civil liberties OF the
people.
9.D. Equai anu exact justice 70 al Ae-li
OF whatever state Or persuasion, relig-
iUus or political; peace, commerce aud
honest lrIeuGsnlp With all halousi en-
taEgllug alliances with none lie sup
uyrs Of me state Governments Ia al
tuelr rights, Is the most competent al
n.ulsLr1tiou Of cur OUuesuc cODCsrus
and Lue suresJ UUiW ark against Enti-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation oi
the General Government 10 is WnOie
constitutional yigOr, - TIE sheet anchor
Of peaCe al home and safety 8OrOsd;
jealOus care VI the rights Of election Dy
Ius peegle and The supremacy OF the
ciVIi ever tle military suLhUrlty.
ION. Andrew Johnson the nrst choice
Of the Democracy OF Ieunesseei but
their Delegates Lett free to unite IA &c
Iecuug another as the candidate for the
Presidency.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 23-The Conven.
ton OF Conservative Soldiers and Sailors
to-day elected Gen. &. w. Roberts Pres.
ident. About two hundred and fifty del
egEtes are present. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that they would sup
port the Conservative party.
at meeting OF the delegates of the
Fifth Congressional District 10 day, P. J
Carlton ami J. g. Talbot were elected
20 attend the National Democratic Con.
ven tion. This is a triumph for the Pen
dietOn wing.
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DIED.

NEwELL-m this city, June 2sd, Mrs. JANE
NEWELL, wife 0; Capt. Thomas II. Newell, in
the 57th year of her age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from their residence, No. 22l Madison street,
this Wednesday afternoon, at "A O'Clock.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, jane 23.-The Sovereign
Sanctuary of the E. NJ. r., of Memphis,
being the Grand Body OF the United
States, Of tRis Ancient Rite of Masonry,
held its annual meeting in this city to-
day-C. G. Burt, go, Grand Master pre-
siding. George ID. Noble, Of Detroit,
was elected Deputy Grand Master. The
utmost harmony prevailed.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-About LOG
arrests were made yesterday by the U. s.
Marshal, OF parties supposed 10 belong t.
. hIlbusterlng expedition to Mexico, il
the interests or Santa Anna.
There Is considerable activity among
the UaIted Ststes officers on account o.
this anu other similar expeditions.
lt Is said that . molly crowd OF about
fifty OF those arrested were found in one
gang.
Three of the newly elected Aldermen
have failed to qualify, and Gen. Buchan'
az yesterday nlIed their places by ap-
poiHtments. Both Boarus are now fGIl,
and meet Tonight.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-Tbe follow
ing are the Democratic Congressional
nominations
First District-Samuel Randall.
Second District-ThOma b Florence.
Third District-John MOffatt.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Night Dispatches.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Hsber Kimball,
Senior President Of the Mormon Church,
died at Salt Lake yesterday.
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1T is reported 10 New York that Mr..
samuel n. Pike wili.lay out q race track
on the extensive piece OF the Jersey
fats which be purchased lately, and
has been engaged ia draining.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, June 23.-Tobacco active, sales
2O4 hhds Jugs e7 50@9 - common to med ON
leaf SiOai IA 50; owen county SIS Hart county
sslIing at sill Wheat, Old 81 759s; new nom
mai ~ 81 Corn 9s995c. Oats IS aSOc. Rye
81 75@l 50. Pork S2S 2D@2S 80. Bacon, should
ers l3Sc clear rib sides l65<lGl7c; clear sides
I7z5aI7fSc. Lard a. <JslT1sc. Cotton notninally
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OFFICERS

PREsIDENT-Gov. Isham g. Harris
VICE ER EsIDENTs-J James Elder. ESQ, Col.
N. Msgeyeney, Jr., 4. Mageyeney, Esq.
SECKErAR B. n. Estes, k.sq.
TREAsURER-Capt. John A. colt.
JUDO Es-Col. J. W. Dawson, CapT. Dan Able,
5. b. Williamson, Esq, John Cannavan, kGQ =,
Z. A. Massey, Esq.
GRAND MARsHAL-Col. James Coleman.
ASSISTANT MAKsHALS-Msi. Phil. T. Allen,
Capt. Mont Pepper.
COMMITTEES ON Music AND SEATs-H. n. Fel-
guson, K q Maj. Phil. +. Allen.
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LIVERPOOL. June 23-UottoR lower; sales
1000 ID, es upiands ll14d; Orleans fi3Sd.
LoNDoN, June % Coasols closed s99sg94zs I;
fiye-tW enties 731s, .z,
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MAsoNic NoTIcE.
Anniversary Of ST. John the BaptI


EENHEs officers and members OF South a
l Memphis Lodge, No. us, viii meet =
IA their hall, This Wednesday Morning, ~ ~
at 81 O'Clock, fer the Observance Of THAI w
Anniversary.
All Mssons IN good standing are fraternally
inyit d. to unite With
BY order of A. j. WHEELER. W. M
BEN. X. PULJEH, Sec'y.
Memphis. June "A, 1858. lea II
nFFiCE SOUTH kKN LiFE ms. co.. =
" MEnPHIS, Tenn, June ~, 1868.
Tke annual meeting or the Stockholders OF
this Company, for the pnrpose OF electlng De
Pecters for the ensuing year, viii be held 80 the
once OF the Company, on TUESDAY, JULY
7th prox.. at 3 o'clock p -
iez4td BEN MAY, Secretary.
nEFICE Of HEkNANDO ms. TO-,
MEMPHIS June "a, 1863,
The annual election for Seven Directors OF
this Company. for the ensuing year, will be
held BY the STOCK holders. at the Office OF the
Company, on MONDAY, JULY 18th prox., be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock M. and p.m.
ie2s II BEN MAY, seoFatary,
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NEW OILEASs, June 2S.--CottoB dali and
lower, nltd1lIlsgs 65zc, sAl0s lUU bales receipts
o.; exports 81. SEEKING 53l955c. New YORK
sight Is premiu4 cold 80 sugar dull, Mus
cOvu.cJ LAG l35ac. Holasses n m.naliy IN
changed. fiou Aupernile 81 "a. Torn 9scg
ii ga. Oats Toe. Hsy firm and uncAauaef.
PORK so .. Bacon, sh uldsss 1910; clear
si2es l774ga712c Lard unchanged. MATk cts
duh anu transactions small on account OF the
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COmmETFEE OF AREANGEmExrs

LEE VI <AAhE1 lNHE1AE
Gen. Albert Pike, W. NJ. Order. Esq,
Capt Ian Ace, ioi. I'd. 9. Galloway,
Col J. w. Dawson, John Lilly, EEq.,
MAJ. j. J. Murphy, Maj. b. b. Waddeil,
Col A. Il. Douglass, q. F. BallOcil, req,
Mai Glen. Clay, J L. Beasley, Esq
Col J. q. Finney, Ch8e. d. James, Esq,
r. d. AppersCn. Esq, DR.. K. W. Creighton,
J. Mckinney, Esq. Capt. !. Y. Moore,
VIM. Is COoy, E-Q., Ate. Murray, ks4.,
Capt. ]. ID. Adam s. DR.. J. u. Keller,
Mai W. o. WooIsOn, J. A. j. -u,ith, Esq,
Col J. Nj. Williamson, DIR. K. W. Mcneil,
Col K. r. Looney, J. 5. Drake, Esq
A. Carroll, Esq., Ii. -. Williams, Esq,
Col q. P. Fouie, Maj. Val Feytor,
Capt. Larry Harmstad, steve Hancock, Esq,
A. j. Wheeler hSQ l2tn District.
Judge H f. Hill, I2tE Dissfist.
The Knights will enter their names at the
once OF Bfgley, HelIersh a Co Bethel Block
Entrance Fee, S.. The track is now ready fOr
the Knights TO practice
The HernauoO street Cars run directly to the
PARK. Reautiful shade, plenty Of cool water,
and all kinds OF refreshments.
Aftsr thu fitting there VIII be Bran Dance.
A good band already engaged for the occasion
The procession viii be formec on the east
side of Court Square, at 8 O'Clock q ~, and
proceed 10 the Park. The exei cises viii COM
mence at 10 o'clock am. precisely.
The rules governing the last tournament
win be in force. It IA 1st be especially borne
in mind by every Knight, that lis lar &c M SC
be nine feet in length. and, while ttlLiDg for the
rings, must be carried under the arm, and held
not beyond the center IA feet. The rules
janis COLEHAE,
faQf Grand Marshal.
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CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Flour, family firmer
So scale. Wheat y Oj92 10. Corn S7g9s2c. Oats
75975. Pork held at as Bulk shoulders lIsza
nc sides held at l4Gl4Ac. Bacon nominal
sugar-cuIed hams ls1sSlSc. Lard lie. Butter
256sZ7c. Eggs 1StqfSc.
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The Queen of Love and Beauty viii be
crowned by the victor OF the day.
The Maids OF Honor viii be selected by the
victors IN contests for lesser prizes.
The Orator OF the Day, Awardec or Prizes,
and other specialties Will be announced on or
before the morning OF the Tournament.
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st. louis Market.


ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Flour, no narksf
Wheat, spring &c lower. Corn Sl@e7c Oats 7.
g75c. Provisions Vely quiet.
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rELEsaEsAPaIU aaAaKETs.


NEW YoRK, June % Cotton lower, sales
GOO bales uyIaDds Soc RiJe and Coffee dui.
sugar steady, Cuba Il1{9il1sc Moi.ssses uuI.
-Four irregular anu Unst ttied. WneaL 81 100
2 20 Com u % 81 o..
Try 0oOds-PiintinH cloths S3sGS5se heavy
brown shsgUinEs lb1zs715c: lis Z { pIlnis li5Sss
no; dark print. are held at I31sc; ginghains
l05lSc.
Money continues easy, call loans, 3 "A dis
coun oee6; =, er1ng .0aIV4 g0ld 4O5s S40}s
Odd Tennessees IS new r.
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Nothing so deepeDs and intensifies the
profound sadness and sorrow for the con-
dition OF our distressed Southland, which
all who love it must feel, IS such letters
as this which We here publish. Self
exile is as melancholy an act as the sui
eide that ends a long struggle with des-
nair
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P. S.-Were you other than an Old
Line Wing we would not tresDass upon
your valuable time, but our fathers are
dead, We must go to some Of their old
friends for advice, and as secession ana
Radical rule have both misled US, we can
trust none but those who have proved
themselves true and worthy Of being
trusted.
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-,---y-szrr- own petition, BY The District CUuf
of said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the 9Th day OF June
A.Ds, ls54- WILLIAM Y. CIkOUE.
! 16o II u A-signes. Etc Z
In the District Court OF the United States. for
the District Of West Tennessse. In the mat
ter OF Robert 7. q. Hart, Ban lkrupt. n ban x
ruptey, District Of West Tennessee-sss
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned herebT gives notice Of bfa
appointment ~ assignee OF Robert T. g. Hart
o. Mempnis,in the cQunty OfShelhy and State a
tennessees withlA said District, who has heen
adjudged . Bankrupt upon bis own petition.
\ b. the District Court of said D Strict
Memphis, Tennessee. the gth dav of luna
A.L. 1875. WILLIAM 7. CIZ2ODE,
( JetO II "A Assignee, Etc. .
II TIE District Court OF the Uni5ed States. f0f
the District Of West Tennessee. IN the mat
Der q VIM b. Rsgand. +. Rus. ell Rag. al 4
= = q y. y. szle, 5an.Srupts, In 5snkIUp tcy-,
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yertisements, Sl.50 each insertion.
The space occupied by ten lines (solid' OF
this size type) constitutes a square.
PAYMENT is required in advance from tran
a;ent advertisers, and as soon rs the work Is
done, from regular customers
Contracts made for yearly and half-yearly
advertising payable quarterly made on
p. moderate terms.