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THE PRESIDENT.
He Must be Sent to the seaat
What He May Accomplish by
Going There.

Corresr ondencs of the Cincinnati Enqu rer.l
WASHINGTON, January 20.-Few Of
our Presidents have ever retired from
the White House with less of real regret
than will accompany Mr.. JohnsOn's fare
well on the 4th OF March. And with
equal truth IL may be said that few, IN
retiring, have ever better deserved the
thanks and good wishes of the American
people for sincerity OF purpose snd an
honest desire to administer the office for
the best interests of the country. In
saving which, 1 do not mean to be IN
dsrstood as expressing the belief that the
United States has never had better
Presidant-but that, judged by the pu-
rity OF his motives and his unseldsh in
tentioDs to do his whole duty, he far
surpasses any of our recent Executives.
That be has committed great errors, he
himself will, l suppose, not be disposed
to deny. Il could hardly have been
otherwise with man surrounded by the
adverse circumstances that have beset
him since the beginning of MS ad
ministFation. For some OF these be is
Responsibilities, for what may be called
the father Of them all, which was the
failure to surround himself with Cabi-
net Of strong, vigorous men, In hearty
accord With him, instead OF retaining the
evil counsellors Of his predecessor. But
it is easier TO criticize now than 1t would
have been to act then. Judging his ad-
ministration as q whole, the eOnserya-
tive people of the country must endorse
1t and thank him fer 1t.
In former letter iatimated that It
was the intention OF the Conservative
party In Tennessee to nominate Mr..
Johnson next fall for Governor. This
understand now to be fully determined
upon. Littls doubt IL entertained OF bis
eeetion. at any rate, he has always
been extremely popular IN Tennessee,
He knows the people there, and they
know aim, and believe him to be sin
cerely and honestly devoted to their
interest. do not know who will be his
competitor in the race, but probably
some csSpet-5ag scruh from Msssschu-
setts, or some Radical convert Of the
Stokes pattern, who wanted him hung
in 1861 for being Union man. II elected
Governor, he win undoubtedly be chosen
. the Senate in the place Of Fowler,
whose term expires 10 1881 and then
we may look for lively times in that
Chamber Of gilt-edged imbeeility and
Ioyal CANNON. II will be worth while
70 TO some trouble to elect A, J. to the
Senate, lust to give him chance to Yins
dicate himself and his administration,
which l understand to be his sole object
In remaining Ia public life after the 4tn
OF March, his natural eomnsuVensss,
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4 FATRER,s RIGRrg.

We find the following interesting case
reported IN the Boston Advertiser: The
Supreme Court has decided a case Of
much interest, the point decided having
never before, we believe, been raised in
thst Court. Ii came in the form Of 6
petition by q father for the custody Of
his child. In the absence Of the father,
who follows the sea, the mother died,
and the child, being OF tender age and
destitute, was placed In the care Of q res
pectGbe family ia Beverly to be brought
up IS their own. When the child was
nine years old the father appeared and
enGeaV0red to assert his claims. Judge
Hosr refused TO grant him the Cust3dy Of
the child, holding, with the concurrence
Of the other Judges, that where, by mis-
fortune OF sccident, father hgs left his
child destitute and dependent upon ehsri
ty, ard the child has been permitted to
form new relations ia life so deep and
strong as to change its whole nature and
character, the child should be considered
ss emaLcipEted by the father, and the
father cannot assert his legal right 10 its
custody.
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DIsGRACEFUL OUTRAGE.
Rough Treatment Of a EaEyer
by q chicago Justice.

From the Chicago Times
The Chicago bar are Justly excited
over the death Of Judge Aaron Tyler,
who was recently dragged from the Po.
lice Court Of that city By order CT Judge
AIlliEeD, bs!OFs whom he was pleading,
and beaten by the officers OF tae Court SO
severely thGt he died in consequence.
Judge Tyler was An old and much
hOBOred member of the Chicago bar.
and the assault upon him wss caused BY
his alleged refusal to sit down VIXEN ne
was ordered &c DO SO by the Court. It
turns our, however, that there was 10
chair in which hs could sit down and
because he did not perform, therefore,
this impossibility, he vas peremptOrily
fined. Naturally enough, he was eXss-
peFated at this, but he p5ntented himsslf
oy saying aloud: " eau pay my hue,
snd Twill payit." This is the testimony
Of a lawyer who was present. Whether
the Justice misunderstood tbs words or
not, he imEa EaeGiRtely ordered him to be
put out OF Court, which the Chicago bar
declares to be 10 itself an illegal act.
The officers pounced with haste and vio-
leuee upon the venerable Judge, Sc; z NJ
biR by the arms and collar, and dragged
him aiong the dirty door OF tns room,
snd beat and pounded him before the
very eye5 OF the Justice. Indeed, it is
proved that "the largest OF the police
men held him by the left hg nd about the
nsok, and with his fist reached over and
struck him in the face 20 They fiualIy
dragged him into q fel0n's cell and left
him there, exhausted and covered with
bloCd.
The Police Justice had to release him
at last, was terrified, no doubt, as well
he might he, at the consequences Of his
action. We are glad to be able TO sdd
that the policemen were arrested at the
Instance of the bar, sEd will be tried for
msnslsughter. We hope that Justice
Milliken viii also be included In the in-
diotmsEt, for nothing short OF this ought
to satisfy the public, whose moral seDss
has been outraged by this unhesrd Of
proceeding.
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not always in place when exhibited from
the Presidential Mansion, will have full
vent in the Senate debates, and | know
enough of what it Is in bis power to ex-
pose to promise rich developments In his
+" bouts with some Of the leading Rsdi-
Gals. He will exhibit some OF the recent
inner workings Of the Radical party, to
the Intense delight OF all but the Radi-
Gals. So let every Conservative man In
Tennessee and elsewhere put his shoulder
TO the wheel and give A. J. all the help
he can to get him into the Senate. If he
does not pull the mask of patriotism
from some Of the hypoerites in that body
" then am l soused guTnet." MACK.
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ALBhBI PIX ElshLL " lOlt-'ao
Pike G& = OhnsOn,
COU-NSELEORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. G.

rT1HIs FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT wash
L inRtou, 0Orfice, SIg r street., viii attend 10
efl csses tnst may be entrusted u them, IN The
Euprerne Court OF the United States, and Court
OF Claims sud also 10 LAe recoveTy or claims
against the Government or lnClYlduais' a1u
LDeuIs .
The senior member has been q practising
lawyer for thlTty-two years, ana is a melnoef
OF The bars OF the - lEsfuE Nctfes oL are
Eas Lou .siana and the United states, L-e
Junior, bred lawyer, wSs long Representa-
tive ana Senator IN rhs Con 2ress Of the United
State and familiar Win me modes OF trans
acting business IA the Departments.
The senior, retaining his Iesic snce al AeIn-
PHI will Rlso, rs one OF the h-m OF PIEE,
ADAMS 6 PIhE, attend 10 cases IN the oU-
preme Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, ana
In the United stsies Courts and Chancery
Court az Memphis. noN-S IT
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Grant Snubbed by ROIIins-Sunrage-
The rmy-CusfOE1s-GE eHbaeks as
COIIateraIs-IheL he Legal Tender Aet.

There is pretty COED authority for say
ing that Gen, Grant visited COmmis-
sioner Rollins Of the Revenue Depart
ment the otBer day to post himself, and
desired to know who are the thieves that
are plundsTing the Government, The
Commissioner could not or would not an
swer, bat, evsdiDg direct answer, tried
to explain that be hsd no power to pre-
vent 1t, and that Mr.. Johnson wouldn't,
and proceeded at great length, but Civ
ing no satisfactory reply to the question.
After propouBdiDg his query a second
time, without receiving any positive in
formation the General stsi6ed out OF the
Office. Gen. Grant hes said that one OF
the first acts OF his administration will
bs TO clean out the Augean stables.
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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

rFTFc are ne sole Agents foy the gals Of these
w uurfyaIied Gin Stands. OF beauty o.
eTkPIR LIGHEN Ess o. DRAFT, ASD oGAhrITX
- -ssed Refsrene- can be safely made tc
... -, 'er VINO mas given Them 4 is1f tflsl.
" 6ers taas ~ yer is used, they make 4 saslns l
- 49,, -, tt,4-, 20 oDe-L1lrd the alaIl
o. o. -, - - l,ts u We are also a2en1s loi
STRAUBrS GRiST MILL~, . 'U1 y - -
CLEMSON s. CO.'S CIRCU LAR g. -
MOCBM rs - CO.
Dealers IN Hardware, Cutlery and Guns
SlyZ and ga Main street,
svSl FaWsna Maunhfe Tenn.
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CEAL.ED proposals viii he received Al the
- once Of the undersigned, IN Jackson port,
IASkEOn county, Arkansas, until the drst dey
OF yanugry, I5l9 for the erection OF q BRICK
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
siIls, iron euTntce, EtGirways snd balconies
slate and tin rCOG The size Of said building 81
by ~ feet. with ceHtsr project Ous on eacn side
aud end of two by hf,5eu feet carried up with
aoruitoFiss; 70 be two stories highs with
Tnargard or French roof. beifry sad dome.
Plan and specifications can ne seSG al THIS
once three annual ayuuants, 70 be made ac-
cording 10 the progr.g s. o. the work, and the
house Is 10 be Oora pieted by the nrst OF Jan
nary. 1919, and the payments 70 De made 40
s.oFding 10 Tie reports OF me Internal Improve
Enent COmnIssl0nsT to the court.
RILEY KINMAN,
aec2 In Rherih OF Jackson County, Ark.
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DISsoLUTIoNs. 5.
Dissolution IF CopGrtnershtp

'FIHE cODsrtnership heretofore existing nnuer
4 the styie and rfrnn of ROSE & NIdGSs Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent NJ hose
having purchased the entire interest or = ".
Vigus and assumes ali the liabilities OF san
firm, aud alone is authorized 20 sign the nrm =
name in Liquidation. 81 kosA,
return my thanks TO our friends and the
publlc generally for past fsvors and cheer .ully
recommend my former partner i9r Ieelr gen
erous support. r W. N4SN5.
Mem phis, January 70, iS5s. la-1
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BROTHERLT KINDNESS

Undoubtedly Brigham Young loyes
the saints. but he has st times a queer,
strange wsy Of showing his kindness
Some years ago a we'll do English
man embraced the Mormon faith, He
had about SO 600. Before he left Epg-
land for the Salt Lake Paradise. he was
induced by Brigham TO buv S house
there, for which he paid the prophet
$40 600. Brigham also TOOK him fa-the
expression has double mesuing-as
partner in an iron foundry. Also part
ner in Touring mill. These invest
meuts absorbed nearly all OF the SIC, 900.
The gentiemEa, with his wife, started
for the New Zion, but Es Gied on the
passage. The baTeRVed widow went on.
reached Salt Lake, found one Of Brig.
hams CUnCubiDes occupying the house.
found also that wbat had cost $50 600
Wss rather dear at $4,000. The eoncu-
bine could not move just then. The
widow had nc deed 10 tEe property and
could not tEke possession. The iron
foundry Tas not in operation, and there
wss SOME trouble about the grist mill
She had LEFT q good home, but was forced
to take lodgings. The bereavement, the
reality 50 different from the promise,
brought on insanity, ana to-day she is q
recipient Of the rittauce d0lad cut at the
1.-THE office, while Brigham has possess
sion Of her husbands estate.
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4 MOST AMCSlNG GRiRK4 TyCsL
. AELLnL.-

Il ADgl 4 N GN4hU GAa Hl7- / TELfE L
-ANECDOTE
A witness 10 3 trial In Winchester,
England, before Mr.. Baron Martin. per
sisted in telling what other people said,
and interlarded his testimony go often
with "s8id - and said he" that the
counsel was utterly beWiIdered. Ny
good man, tell Us exactly shat har-
pened - Yes, my Lord, CertGialy. 1
said I should not have the pig" Well,
what was his answer ?" He ssid thas
be had been keeping the pig for me, and
that he -" No, 10, be did not say
that; be cculd not have said it. He
spoke 10 the FIRST person. Il was the
first person that spoke, my L0rd.n Il
mean this: D1n't bring 10 the third per
son; repeat his exact words" There
was 40 third person, my Lord only him
and me-" Look here, nv good fsl-
low, he Sid not say he had been keeping
the pig; be said, 1 had been keeping
it," Z" I sssure you. my Lord, there
was 20 mention Of your LordshiD st ali.
We are on two different stories, my
Lord. There was nc third person; and
if anything hsd been said about your
LOrdship I must have heard It,"
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LIGHTHOUSES ~ hid OCEAN.

One OF the boats which left the sink
ing steamer Hibernia has reached the
coast OF Ireland, after voyage Of nearly
700 miles. OF tbs twsnty-sig PsEsons
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NFY patrous sIss5 al who wish 70 have their
Nj Pianos snd Organs Tuned or Repstred by
me fn & superior WOrziaaul1Ee manner, viii
please leave their orders 81 Cars JsweiIy =
Htors er at No. 80 Second street, Gud NOT az
5fr EaLsanbach 5 music store, as 1 LEss no
eonR ection whatever with that establishment.
Il C. HOLLEN BERG,
zsts Piano and Orgsn Maker. .
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TIE NEW YORK DRAMATIC FIND
CARNYTsT

CARNITAL.
At the fund carnival Ia New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoey Occupfsd & uri.
vAte box, snd on the DOR appeared Mile
Irms on the arm Of Col. Bateman; Les.
ter Wsllack, gay, gallant and graceful.
MRrk Smith, full Of fun Sud crszy with
waltzing; Birgefield In the costume of q
highland piper, with real pipes Harry
Palmer Ia long tailed disguise, escorted
BY beautiful biOude, with hifslutan tuY-
ban and green bsiza, cut bias from the
waist to tne sleeve; Brother Lent prom
enaded in a TOffied shirt bosom aud eight
dismonG studs; P. I. BsrBum, with An
ma swan and Anna Dickinson, spent
most OF his time in the private supper
room; Lydia Thompson, having thrown
aside her wig, sp0rted her own luxuFisnt
raven tresses, in company with Msj
Gen. ShSier, in fuN nre-iaddie's uni
form John Brcughem, Joe COrles and
Steve Ma=sett, cOrDered three Gf the best
looking aaemteTs Of the Tammsnv bal
let, and fairly loaded them with a)ral
decorations; LsOnaTd Grover ittad here
nd there 10 quiet way with demure
looking damsel in green; Mr.. William
= -einway, c!aa ~ sissBsd velvet tights
and a Getaway Jacket 81 AsuEin velvet,
marched ptouG!.s by 10 the society Of The
superb Pareps, who vas dressed in
Pompsdour robe with NeapOIitau trim
mings, baby waist Gnd pointed shoes
aud Barney Williams In knee bree6hes
and Revolutionary cooked hat, paced up
and down as sentinel 10 front OF HOey's
bCx.-P0st.
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LUCEFERs AND CEIgNCBEs.
"a Life on the Ocean gave.n
From the Bolivar Bulletin.

From the Bolivar Buletin.l
A good joke on Gen. N, or his
landlord, we don't know which, wes told
st the Depot here last Friday evening
Seated around the stove in the office of
friend Dugsn were several railroad men,
telling anecdotes and Willing aWsy time
as best they could while waiting for the
) Iuth-bound train. Gen. N had lust
cornered one OF the party, but soon his
victim rallied and related the following :.
Slme eight or ten months ago 1 met
N on the cars-Was going to a busi-
ness point on the Central and knowing
that the General was we'll posted, asked
him to direct me to the best hotel in the
place; he did so, and assured me that
would be well cared for, as he always
stopped there himself. the train got 10
- st 10 O'Clock at night and went to
the hotel designated by N, booked
my name, sn0 was shown to room In
the second story, and SIS speedily as pos-
sibls retired for the night. The servant
who showed me up took ths candle away
with him, and | was thus left in total
darkness. Being unusually fadgued,
was soon in a comfortable doZa, but the
Internal chinches came out in full force
and sOu-sd their blood suckers into my
weary nesh st suen furious rate that
they woke me up and could sleep no
more. Rseolleeting that 1 had box OF
matches Ia my pocket, got up, and
with the feeble light afforded by them,
one at time, ! began rskipg the pests
into slOp bucket that was about half
full Of water, throwing, also, AL OF the
matches that refused to ignite into the
bucket, too. Finally, l used all my
matches but one, and then laid down
again, and was sound asleep IN less than
ten minutes. The whistle OF a passing
train woke me about O'Clock. and after
the Tumbltng OF the vars bsd died sway
in the distance, low, soft and sweetly
melodjOus strains Of enchanting music,
such as ! never heard before, filed the
room. Perfectly sG less to seS0unt for
this unlocked for sereEade, got up as
quietly as possible, went to the window,
rnsn to the door, bat could discover no.
thing. All was dark. citing my i&st
lucifer, struck 1t, and as a ray of light
dsEte5 into the old bucket by the bedside,
saw ct glance IToE5 Shenee tne Eapsie
proceeded. The chinehes had constructed
q miniature raft OF bhs worthless matches,
aud were :iidiEg around al ease, singing
that favOrite song:
"A life on the ocean wave
home ON the rolling deep,
he win and of Al MIA.
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PIKE, ADAHS & FIkEs
Attorneys, Solicitors & PrOCt0rs

TTFND % cases IN the dIEereat CcurtR sit
81 ting ST Memphis, and in the river coaHues
OF Arkansas.
Hs- The senior partner viii heresfter esPe-
cially attend 20 cases iu the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee, and IN the supreme Court ana
Court OF Claims o. the United states al Nssh'
tngfon, being OF the nrm 0f PIKE JOHN
son. or that city. -
corner Of Court and Second streets.
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Februsry

Mr.. Barnes, Of New York, proposes to
Congress that it ehsll be an ofFsnss for
any nati0osl bank or corporation or per-
son TO loan national bank notes upon the
collateral security OF greenbacks, or upon
deposit OF greenbacks which form por-
ton Of the consideration. During the
great locking mp Of gresnbscss',i in New
York, which preceded the violent and
i'm msnse speeulstions OF two months
ago, something OF this kind is alleged 10
fed cheeks, which were deposited in
other banks, were again certified and
liable to similar operation, so that
the CrippliDg process seemed TO be indefi
mite in the extent to which It might be
carried.
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VITE nsve this day sold our Interest in The
w Wood Business 90 CSC. ". BA&TEk,
sss.o LES hereto 'uFe conducteG 70 for Gs. sdr.
Elsrterytl continue The business at oar o6iCe,
and Ws Jake great pleasure Ia re- recommending
E4Im to oSv friends aud the public generally.
fal5 BlGLEN, N ELLEESH 4 90.
Geo. w. Baxter,
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LLBEET PIhEs dUbhAI WI aUHFsHVl-
PIKE &-JoHNScK.
Attorneys, COUEsell0rs & Solicitor
WASHINGTON, DC

sT'HIS hrm viii practice in the United States
Il Supreme Court sud Court Of Claims, ana
viii attend 10 the TecOv cry OF debts, accounts
Erd CLAIMS against the Government or lnoi-
viduRls, and 10 business before Congress or In
the Departments.
The senior member OF the firm Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal bss long been known IA me
highest courts OF the country ana the luulo5i
a. hed lsrge experience IN departmental aud
other business during many years OF pubic
Sazvlee in the House and Senate. They Oner
their 5est aad faithful services 70 those who
may need them. 5yS-sepl0 ly
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VI

The consultation of the Judges Of the
Slpreme Court on the sui ject of the con.
stitutionality OF the I.sgal-tender act,
eXcites general discussion here, sli
Glasses shsring in the interest, There
are, Of course, all sorts of speeulations
on the su jsct, and variety OF opinions
are expressed. There Is little doubt
among those who have watched the ar
gumeGts IN Court, and who have given
he subject the most ssgnest attention,
tlat the final decision viii affirm the
constitutloaality OF the set Some OF
those who pretend to be best informed,
assert with positive assurance that the
vote will stand I've TO three in favor of
susl aiming the act.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

V1HE eopsrinership heretofore existing under
the style and srrn OF ]. n. OLIVER a. CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. W N
Whitaker having purchased the entire inter-
ests of Joseph n. Oliver asd v m. Z. BardSley
and assumes ali the liabilities OF said hrm.
Either partner can sign the drm's name In
lfquidation. JOSEPH N. OLIVER,
WM. whitaker,
VIM. L. BARDSLEY.
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Dissolution.

rE,HE arm Of wIGGs, CHEEK CO., Is this
1 day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. j. j.
Wigs is authorized to settle the business OF
said trn1 ]. NJ WIG8S,
j, W. PAGE, JR.,
Tanuarv l9lq ria5l GE W. tHEEK.
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A life on The ocean wave.
A home on the rolling deep,
Where the wind and waters play,
And the waves their reVs.s keep

Long before the words Of the narrator
were ended, the Hsneral made his es.
cape from the room and hss not been
seen tbs neighboFhood since.
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There Is no doubt that Mr.. Boutwell's
bill 20 provide for universal suffrage in
sll the States will fail. The Oaio dele
CATION in the House will vote solidly
against il, the Republican members
having so decided in caucus last Friday
night, aud many other Republican mem
bers having declared their opposition to
the bill. II is believed, however, that
the resolution TO amend the Constitution
30 Sc 10 give universal suffrage, will pass
during the present session.
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We return our thanks to our friends and the
public eneraily Tor past favors, and eheerfuily
recommend our former partner for their gen
erous support JOSEPH n. OLIVER.
ial4 WA. G.. BARDSLEI.
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NORFOLK, va.
WA. A. PRINCE g 90,
cotton FACTORS
And
u0ueraI Commission Merchants.
As ana ~ Commerce Street.
n z NNA1 AANAN " w VIZ
NORFOLK. VIRGnSI

~ Liberal advances made on eonEignments
u us, OF oar New 1ofA " LiNs1tf'Oi h"'Ss~
sspls en
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Notice Of Dissolution.

A n. LEWIS this day withdraws frOD the
IA. law nrm OF Heath. Lewis & Frazer. Tho
old business viii receive their joint attention.
Heath & Frazer will continue the practice 1T
the same ONCE neretofofe occupied oy the iats
nrm, where A. 81. Lewis can oe found until
R. R HEATH.
A II. LEWIS,
e. W. FRAZER.
January q 1853 ia2a
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO

~ wholesale dealer. in TOBACCO AND
ci9ARa novs 4
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CORD AHD KlHDLIRG WOOD
0flCe With Bigley, Hellersh 3 Co.,
n O OTICE.

Corner Of Nam and South Court Streets.
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The Attorney General has decided that
when a Captain in the army has been
sentenced by a court martial 10 reduction
ia rank by having his name placed lower
on the list Of officers OF the same grade,
q remission of the penalty by the Presi-
dent, in the exercise Of the pardnniDg
power, viii have the effect Of restoring
the officer 20 his former reistive rank and
position on the roll. This decision over
rules the decisions Of the War Depart
ment, and settles several hundred cases,
pending before the Executive.