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HELP TO ANswER.--Sam. Fiiield. accused Of con.
spring to aid the escape Of Lindsey and Cage,
from the Unionvillc jail. hiss been held 10 answer
to the next grand jury in the OF 81 OOD, in do.
fault of which he i now in the place pf those he
30 kindly permitted TO escape.
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Fiusr ~ THE FlELp.-Oppeuhejmcr Il co. were
the first to dispatch large stock Of goods to the
Northern mines. They sent ont one day this
week pack train Of thirty-siv animals loaded
with . general assortment Of such goods as will
be required in n new mining camp.
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I. o. o. =.
Notice 70 Creditors.

ESTATE OF l.. =. SMART, DECEASED.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY TUE UNDER
y Signed. administrator 81 tho estate u l.. T.
SMART deceased. the creditors ~ aud ali persons
having claims against the said deceased. To- exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within ten months
ai.cr tho first publication Of this notice 10 tho said
Administrators, at her rcsilonc, IN tniuuVc. Hum.
bcldt County. Nevada, or at the law Office of o. n
LEONARD, In said town.
LiLLIS SMART, Administrative
ri the estate Of l.. T.. Smart deceased.
Unionrllic, juno 10, 1869. 1t
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kiNphN RguEMHEGcD.-aA bottle Of sparkling
champagne. from lialIord & Co.'s, with compli-
mcnis Of Mr.. Leonard, was received just ~ wo
were going 20 press. The thanks Of The estab-
lishmcnt are Hereby rendered 10 the generous
donor
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Tu'N3s. -- Tho nituuap' Of Ills Office return
tOaphs 10 the Gem saloon Tor fragrant Hiyauas
and inyisOratinE cordial reserved
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WAshOE sALoJS. THIS c!rgin, gilo1n lri
fashionable place OF resort on Commercial stree.
- mguily crowded With delighted guCats
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MARRIED..

In Carson City, Juno lat, i-Go, by Ioy. Tatl.o
Gleason, JuHS s. NNTHUGu, OF Flko to Mis- jun
4. C,yASAuUU, OG Carson city.
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C.o.D.-WALTHAM WATCHES COD.

(FULLEH * CO., late VI. L. Chapman h Co.,
Removed TO No. % John street. New York
WE will send single wAtTHAM WATCHES on
w order, In solid Gold and Silver Cases only by
express "a any part ~ the United States. to bc paid
for uu delivery. after uNa.riuatiOu, at Wholesale
prices. Tho buyer 70 pay all express charges
Inc Company.s guarantee sUHt with each Watch
EISnnd for illustrated Circulars giving full infpr.
NATION lily
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W. PERKINS n CO.,
FOrWardCrS and FreightCrs (!

tia fn'FHmcrr st.. San Francisco. lnrlr Wells
Jaryu tuH 80 Front Street. Sacramento. I,,ilri,i
frci.a. N.i'H. Reno Railroad Freight Depot. Liko.
MaYh l.s.-rt ..,arc W. T.. T.,v auA send
N..,rF,r a. sacramento Oii,r.
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Cnowpp Bort MAYS. There ARE nov four
sislhor.o coaches plying daily between g, re sud
hnilicn, Oh OF wiiob Hru e,owGel both ways-
boat RS mohy going upas coming down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05
BEWARE OF SHELLS.
Fsr.usase Escape from Death
by CareIessncss.

VIM. Ford, OF Mansfield, Pa, wanted
to use au old bomb shell as 3 weight 70 g
door 10 his grocery. TIE hole IN the
shell had become filled uP with dirt, ane
Incredible as il may seem, Mr. Fordi IN
order to clean it cut, thrust a poker
almost red hct into the cpeD-
Ing. A second Afterwards the sup
pesed empty bomb shell exploded with
,ld report, which shook the entire
bpiIding. hIf. Ford wss struck ia tie
thigh with frsgment, which passed
through, tearing the flesh badly and IN
ffsotipg q severe though not dangerous
wGund. Fortunately the bone was not
broken. Mr. Ford was knocked DO D
by the force Of the explosion Sna ~ his
fssl stuck his face against the corner o.
the ste W. uslaiDiDg q severe cut, wnich
II is Il 3Beat " III destroy the eight OF one
OF his ayse. \ piece Of the shell passed
through = szTtel Of oil that was Standing
near By. sud as the oil ran our &c eSught
tire, and the utmost difficulty Hss eXps-
rienced in saving the building from burn
ing down. All the windows ia she
building were shattered. AT last &c
esrn.s NJ. Fcrd was doing as We'll as
could be expected gadsr the cireumstan
ess.
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REazARRABLE WILL CASE.
a Confederate VIE Contested by
Northern EeiFs.

From th5 New Orleans Crescsntl
a remarkable case is nov pending in
the Chepcsry Court st Selma, Ala, IL
which is is sought to invalidate will,
made under peculiar circumstances 4
during the existence OF the late Confede- /
rate government.
DnTipg the var it seems that 3 wealthy !
planter residing in Dallas county, Ala,
wss desirous OF leaving bis principal es-
tate, valued at over $780, 10 his heirs
consisting Of q brother and sisters and
fhsir children, residing at the Norte.
Fssriug that IL he made them his iegs-
tees un5er viii, he being bachelor,
that the property would become eonf1s-
Gated by theC0n{sdeTate government, he
devised the whole OF his property to
nephew and niece, then residing Ia Ala
bama. A sscret memorandum wss a.
tergsrds drawn up, By which he directed
how he desired tnst his estate should be
divided and disposed OF among his North
err beiTs. This memorandum, however,
was no part OF the viii, rot being written
CT signed By the testator, but which. the
nephew sscTedy promifed to see exc
outed and carried out. Toe teststor died
in October 1854, and the nephew and
niece, before they could execute the trust
gep0sed 10 them, died soon after. The
Eu5D&HI OF the hlSC5 jfOHlSSU tue
nephew, on his death bed, that he would
sOlemuly carry cut his uncle's desires as
EXPRESSED il the secfet memorandum,
bt.. the husbsud afterwards administered
Ou tho eatGte and claimed it in rigat Of
his child by his deceased wife, the Riee-.
Oae o. the principal heirs Of the estate
/ is Mrs. Joanna HOusmsn, of New York,
the half sister of the testater, who has
/ secured the valuable services cf our tai
entsd friend, Sam. G. REID, Esq, to-
/ gether with Msssrs. fettus & Dawson,
( Of Selma, 2S associate counsel. The de-
/ tense Is represented by Gen. John I.
{ Morgan, OF Toe Selma bar.
Tue grounds upon which the heirs seek
{ 10 suEui the viii sTe, that it was made
/ in feag 0t sad to avoid the laws Of the
/ Confederate States, being in the nature
! 0f q fidei c0u1nissa, or secret trust, by
which the legatees we're substituted In
place OK the real and intended heirs, and
] is therefore void. That the secret men,
cEzBduEl being made after the will,
shows lhs real intention and wish OF the
testat0r, by afterwards making a totally
difssTout disposition of his property, but
which being without the requirements
OF the Law, is also null and void. Il con-
slqgen,ly follows thai there was DO valid
or legal testament, and the teststoi
mus be considered as having died intes'
tate, ia y hich case his property goes tC
his heirs al las.
The czsa wiil BE argued in February
. nex., and SO il involves question o.
great moment The decision will no dCuo
prove interesting TO the legal profession
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Bu.sxED 70 DEATH.
An old Lady Of Seventy Years Of
age EntiFeiy Consumed.

a most terrific diesster occurred one
ana q hell miles from Jasper, the comfy
seat Of DUBOIS county, on Christmas Gsy'
which, rom its suddenness and fatal re-
su.ts. spread a < com over that enuIe
community. : gentle nan named Disn
isger a1d fts mctheF resided together Ia
9 Gcis s-aituste.i about 2 mile AID g hsli
from Js-psr. To mother wss seventy
wears of sge, ard quite fesble.
On Christmas day Mr.. Dishs2gef ana
q portion OF bis family went TO ehuTcnl,
leaving his mother and three Of his chli-
frsn, all small, IT home. Daring Mr.
DIS absence ais mothers cloihesi oy
some means, took fire and were soon IL
a blsze. she was in her own room wher
her clothing took fire, and Immediately
ran out into an adjoining room where tue
| three little children were, crying help
mel helm noe, chilAren The two cid
/ 81 children, terribly fris btened, ran os'
/ into the yard, leaving the baby IA the
cradle in the room with the burning
grandmothe.. -.
This eldest girl, about eight years Old
almost Immediately returned % tpt
! room, however, and rescued the ihiah'
| roul It's peTitous situation but sne wa
unable 90 aid her grandmother, snu 'h'
old lady ran TO bed ia tao s3oa ent
tried to get under the bed cioJnieg II
order TO smother out the names. S9h'
| fan unou the bed without acc0mp pllshlBs
hgr otiect, aud it Immediately took f1F'
and was sJon 10 q blaze. From the Dec
rhe flames communicated to the house
aud il was soon reduced to a heap 0
ruins, and all ita contents destroyed
Tne old ladyis body was nearly easiseil
oopsuu.el. 1t is said she had about nv
hundred dollars in gold sEd other prop
erty in her room amounting to about oG
thousand dollars in value, ell Of wnici
vas lest,
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BOLD ROBBERS.
They Rob a E3os' on ErokeF anu
AiISmpt so Murder ShelT
Fence.

BosToN, December 81 The details OF
the robbery OF the brokers' Office oil
Chsries GOodine, over two years ago,
and the recent capture Of the fooDefsI
shows the whole affair 10 be al XtfsoI-
diparv case. The rObber, Penny hireG
a portion Of the lTJkeI's Office and IN
der pretense OF having his portion OF the
store repaired, with tAs assurance cl
four others who worked IS carp snsers'
committed the robbery Of the $40 VJO Ia
gold At night. The broker put ma case
in the hands of detectives, and he him-
self vent into the hGunts Of thieves (.
but he was told that the Toughs hsc
gona to Canada. He soon discoveries
that Il We pc rsoBs we're implicated. These
were the parties arrested; and two mere
men. Carter aud Wilson, II lglish thievss,
isd TO New York and mad their share OF
the cold exchanged by fence.
Learning afserwards that some one
had noised tbs affair sorcsd, tney os-
eided that the fence had blowed. Tney
/ followed him to Philadelphia and fouhu
him in . bar room. One OF them pu,
I his knee in the middle OF the paek "
/ the suspected traitor, while tue otnel
/ held down the head and cut the tnroa'
Of the unfortunate man. Tne iehcs
/ however, recovered, and tue "Oulu- " y y
murdereIs are in jail III PennsyiYan.l,s
The victim of this outrage gave vsiuaol'
Information. -,
Mr.. Gooding went to Canada, wheI'
ba fonnd and renewed the Acquaintance
Of Fenny, who revealed something cor
sruing ihe robbery last Friday. Mao,
roonths 8 fer the renewal Of acqUain
tance Penny left Montreal with u
tools of a Burglar, to commit Q burglar
in Ogdsnsburg, n. / on the CAnad
line, but the detective Was on bis trAcl
: Ca Sunday evening he crossed over
o ,denshuTg ami was arrested.
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CURIOUS FIGURES.
an .he FeFiilizing value Oh
ClOacse.

The Journal o. the Iiondsn s9eiety eiS, Q! Q.
ARTS has recently published 2 ser -t:l;, llgI =
paners by DR.. Tudicbum, On tne .''A NJ ~
- So = azsra that attention hes bsen
: io-~sIx, t1~ned. OF late years, to the estaD-
sSnasnt 81 sans new system OF sewer
,,5. i, Tendon by which not only the
s1SS,ggjsb current OF the Thsmss, when
7,rc2isIes me eitS with drinking wafer
gan ne saved ram pollution, oas tns
e5,.airsge carried eff ard converted INTO
nortahie fsrtilizing mateIis. D[, %,
ffi,.,stes the nriue of the city OF nonuon
In ha worth annually 81, ,O2S sVz, ana tue
solid recommendations msttsr AZ sol1s
1hs, less. TIE Farmers CUB of the
Anosrieap Institute, THINKS the WasIsgs
Of tha Halted States on tnls scoIei
snnunfs to little less than q hunoteu
rniiiiors per annun, and DR.. Lieolg' - .
rscant meeting OF the Ciuoi remaEkeu -
follows: .., ~ do
cav of R3msn agriculture, and there en-
80 condition the most calsmltous
onJ frishtf1l. When the elOas sc OF the
Ssven- HilIed City had ab5orbt the Wen
bain0 o. the Roman peasant, ltaly Was
nnt in. ard then Sicily, and Sardiniai
and Afrioa. Not one of these countries
has regained its lost greatness ana pros
perity. ~ ra =,
Rome. China vss prosperous, ln9us,Ii. ],
aus, and 10 many respects a cullS 49, 49,
c0uutry. From that day TO this, every
nsrtiela of human excrement has oeen
slmost religiously returned to the SOIL
Yet to-day, with about one-thira OF tne
worlds population living exclusively
unon her productions, she has less soJee
nevertv than has any other country II
| lie world except Japan, where the same
raetiees prevail. So, :. -
) short ehspter that our own country pre-
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n @ TECE.

C7FAIFD proposals via be received a- tAe
- once Of the undersigned, iu lacksHupO. e.,
.lgcrsou county, Arkausas, UIl-it she urst uS,N
IA TauuarT 1853. ior the erection of bttl' n
COURT HOUSE, with i1tl F-DcoN caps ENG
.fl,s iron cgrlica. stairway and baJooDlss,
SAFE and in ruof. Jbe size OF SAID D.- ding 81
nv 20 feet with cEnfge projections o. { cn SIDE
--l end Of two bv q & cen feet, carried 90 win
Igr-1ftoflas. To be two stories hicL- with
r1sr4ard or French roof Dslfry and dome
plan and fpeouca-Cus can os seen ~ iLlS
Once srlrce annual nay uIguis, 20 De - aue ac-
,,arifru % the TrrEr4ss or The WORK, ana Ine
borge Is 10 be cons llefCd by The Gr-5 Ul ism
nav $50 and the payments 70 be- ulsde ss-
cord Dg r1 fla reports 81 tla Internal o. prove
r1e1t i'1r1lui i.rI1uer 10 the CDuTf-
RILEY kINMAE
sl~9 I'm arertH 81 Jackson Comfy, ARK
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seats. vet the washing Of towns into
rivers. aud Of rivers into The SEA, II ever
here telling az unmistakabie tale. Tn&i
myih, "7irqln land OF inexhausd6le
fartliily,n y Is travelling yearly west ward.
Oace il was found IN the Mohs~k Nai
lev then on the Gsnessse hAts, then Or
the Western Reserve OF Ohio snd tne
Mlani and Sei0ta bottoms, then tue
wonderful pFaiEies OF Illinois, then tns
states bordering the Mississippi on the
west; ana now, from the very last OF
these, CONES The cry, which has Travelled
toward them By steady steps from ina
Mohawk Valley, of the disastrous effect
OF midge and rust and Hessian fly, and
dry seasons and vet seasons, and the
endless Iise Of ealamities which We rarely
hear OF ssve on lands Of wasted fertility.
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SlI ssEox OF OUNFRAAsL0FF
Proposed Purchase OG eise EsaE-
ian West Indies.

F-onl the Wsshlrgson Chronlcle.I
The statement has been made an6
frequently contFadicteG of lste, ths5 tae
rnissjou of Count Rasslof, OF Denmark,
., his country, was to comp.ets the an
-sugarlents Is for the sale OF Jne Islands OF
n Thomas and ~. J0hn. We are able
tn state on the best authority that Inc
Toission Of Count RRasiof is of tbs cdat-
actsr stated. Rnd inst he VIII ptoOaOiJ
remain ia this city until some ntSi &C
ton is taken in The mstter by TINS GOV
ernaent. II is understood that tae pro
possls OF Mr. EtsTsT., for the territory II
question were f8vOrsoly received py S1e
members Of the Danish CsolneIs VINO
substantially pledged themselves 10 ar
range the matter, 20 far as Denmark was
concerned, and made SO much progress
10 the negotiations - TO guarantee thse
maied. subsequently It was ascer.ained
fhst Mr.. Seward vas not prepared TO
| rala the pronissd action or the psrt OF
/ the limited S.stes, and was strongly dis
nosed wholly 10 discontinue the DegOtis-
| tinps. This plsoed the Danish Cabinet
| in an exceedingly embarrassing position
/ and IL was believed that the failure to
~aru-e The sale would compromise the
mann hers of the Cabinet, and render
| tnel. resigngticn edyissoie. -.
IN this condition OF GIaiFs Eouni
! pegs!ofY decided to come 10 Washington
and use his utmost efforts to arrange foI
a satisfactory settlement the 1ifhcull y
fTnsn reaching this city he called upon
SlcFets-V Seward, who declined taking
sny further sc.ioh, snq 1snitssted 2
,ti:oosifion to drop the whole m3tter.
iI snrrsisea thst the Secretary Is couys'
= c,ss an Gpr5nopted by inlor2@Fien given By
SEVERAL Senator'S to the effect that tae
2osi i3Tity Of the aanators wers opposest
to the sale, and would nos Tstiiy ].
Count Rsssl5f has, within tie past faV
dsTs. called upon several 81 re mos
ief faential uaembers Of the Senate, AT
, urted the purchase with great persist
eney, reprefentiDg that the action takei
bv ite Secretary Oi 8tats has plsced lhi
G,yernment under obligations TO con
i sunomate the bargain. 1t ls repUrte
that he has succeeded IN winning one Q
two Senators oVeT. 20 his views, aed ths
/, he matter viii be brought up at al earl
I dsy after the meeting Of Congress Oh IA
E ath Inst,
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SOLICITORS AID ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. c.

rsrrrs FIRM. ESTABLISHED At W ii- ..-
Iast5n. J0Ige. 2Es i street, WI q. .'--e - - =
.If c.sg Fsr rnav i5e entrusted lt tL--lil i- - -,
s.- y----9 III ne T-uiLed states, and Cor
or i-Isirls. s,ud also 10 the re2oEtr o. t-.'ll-
,7rsrst r6e Government or lnqlN tls9ls, t 80
- tu-Iness beLoEs Congress aAe ia sli7 i'e 50
T,Ea zrufcr member mas besn a pee -7 ~ =
7a---ar IL. fEiIry Two years. ana ls "a i.-'.-- - :
an rra bars OF Ire supreme courts O.. ~ u, Z.
80 f.-.7 .sfsrla HrG IEe United -.t-9r J. q
-5-,5-- md = lawyer. ives lo1G Bcpr-e-i 3 ~
gIvz and 81 HsrCr Boz TIE t'i -ItN r. 80, 80 -,,g
ts-s-e. and faui-l-r WIN ttie l-,--7 "a l-
.5.-I-- busiueF- iu . ne DE nar-il.s EMS. ,.-
TTs senior retaining bis Te5icslee 81 ~ y - -.
-. -rfI1 alsr 81 -rc or the u-rL oi FlhE
SI.NrS 4 uT-sr atre1 D 20 cases in tHr IL
-'-7--7a GENTS oi Arkansas and 4cuaer-ee, sll
RI fba T-u-tsf states Ialrls suu tHsle.l, ?
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MURDEEOUs WIVES.
SuDePzliti0us Poisoning of EIus-
baHas ia fFance.

The great trial for the poisoning at the
Assizs Court Of AK, FTaBce, disclOses a
wonderful jGmbe OF crime, ignorance
and supersIitiOus pisty. Three women,
in the condition Of thriving shopkeepers,
sssd to have got rid Of their hus-
bands by means % drugs and pOtions
-upoiied for the purpose by cunning
man and WOmsn-.OrJune teiiers and
venders Of charms Some OF the prison.
ars say-snd the state OF their mental
development render the statement credi-
ole en0ugh-they lid not think they were
poisouiug their husbands; but only IN
Se-stood E s. they we're to be bewitched
iD such way that death would be the
result.
supplied the pOisons, arsenic ana ella
donna, gave directions to one OF the
women mat aft .r the powder had been
sdministersd, she should buy black
ribboD, nut It round her neck, and recite
4 a uster noster, ard when she came to the
sg6r,is. sin esrih IS it is in HEAVIER" her
/ husband would die as If by enchantmenf.
! Oae Of the wives had seruples, not oi
conscience, but Of prudence, and ex-
messed fears to her mother that she
would certainly De found out. The moth.
er comforted and encouraged her by the
sssnrsnce that If she would buy a WAY
capd,e and burn it before the altar of the
fen1ous chapel Of Noirs Dame de Is Gsrdi
At NJ Nsrseilles, the Virgin would protec
them from discovery.
The fortune telling woman, Medsm
. Lambert. tireass des cagtes, who intro
dnesd the thrte murderous wives, al
nnknown to each other, to the seller G
! sinples was IN the habit Of visiting sic
children, making the sign OF the cross Of
fbeir f,reheads and muttering prayers
4 AK il crowded with visitors and report
ers from all parts Of the kingdom.
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4. B. JUH-DN.
I. IA. JUb-eS.
Al ME ~ H
Four Plantations for sale or Rent.

gt,HRFE Plantations, contsiniDg about ~
aFYes each. together with stock corn, ioacsis
t..AA,rlefneutg etE. oa same These FERNS AE5
e5fI5-fed about twenty miles iron AelG ptlis,
- pleasant ITil, D5SOtO coun'y, NJ ississipp pi,
- ofher farm contains about i1lJ acres, ana
A-,,,1efed in Ashley county, Arkansas. FOR
ler5ns apply % me, near Pleasant HlI Miss.
Aeih7 "ff' T. A. MANWE L.
,,.-or t.. y. NJ. A person & Co. and IsylOr &
- Nrasnpb 4 Tenn dez8 ln
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THE cCpag-nershfp heretofore ezisting be-
4 tween e.. ~ rturyl want. J. A. SevIils and
y q. T.avfrr0. uuusr TIE firm name OF G. "
sta ElINANTs 4 e, = as this lsE uissot yea 1y
ruutnai aEret meut C. W. ~ ~.UF1lVaut having
r5Isrcrtisess tae elfiT. l-tera-f OF 1Ie TeL.1s1-
t.ari lsTs va. continue zoe Gr3c cry ana Joln-
mission % alu=~,a ile Old s-EDl, no l-- Front
s. rect. Es s.o4e i- aU h1r-zaC 10 wind mp iLe
afai-s oFtue late q rn sed ig Irresponsible Tor tine
lisb l.tI1s OF SAID INN. G.. W 81 RDiNA&i !,
}. q. NENILL--
J.. q. la VI -Bl;N.
Jauuary 7, ls5o. sl
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NOTICES.

.~0T4-z-f have q Tract Of Laud, sc acres.
~ 1esr the Ola state ll1e io-i; We li-es
So vgsr- Orchard Of F-ecHeS, AII I5les,
q a. saC Cherries an extra ~ u el-
P= --rssa- r--i.u ! wish 10 sell fer car h,
Ct ahr - a :u ga excellent uei-lDornoCui
Jlls p-. j. Flnttb aud Geo. g. Holmes In
nest alE 0tFIassEG, or C ,, -rn1ent q oE'-fes'
No. Hovard's RCBT. W. NCElIENT.
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NotI,s 10 Property OaUners.

-, and every one deslroDs 10 have Slate
cfs put on Or repaired can have D.
AA,,tctlv ana satisfactorily done by leaving
D. f, nav slate ~ John re a. Ga penter
q. tssit,saris hop on JefiersOn, betwtcn sec
ana sa md 4hIrd streets, Ia she rear OF So u
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& - see.

ON and AZ er ti's tata ~. WI. ~ ll.t. 5,cca'
" slhia for any goods purcnls, ~
hy C-Ler OF either member uf The d. < son.
4. SEE5SEL "A
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NOTICE.

-~OTTCE Is hereby given 10 the Siocs holders
y uf the Gsrusn National Bank oi Mem
I1s.s rhar there VIII De ala EisClOl held o. l-t
baoking House ON
Tuesday, J4HUGrg I3ths 1869,
r-iyroau the hours o! Do am. and q.rl. tor the
5I5-raep of choosing seven Directors % serve
dliitd Martin GRIFFTN, Cashier
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DrssoLUTIoNs.
nlssolutIOn Of COpartaershlp.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the nrin oI
n POWER < MCGEOf is this day dissoaNeo
~ nntual consent. The debts due the nrm
s,I ~ - roiise;ei nv Mr. q. X q. Jones. who has
been made tlustee BY as for that PrTp0se-
THOMAS MCGEOY.
afsrnnhfs Tenn. Decamber I. 1888 deztt
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r. A. MOOE
Cotton Factor, PrOdaee and Commission
EeFcheat,
e5a front street, Memphis, Tenn, ComIneFeis-

Asa Front street, Memphis, Tenn, Comnercial
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage of the PES
season (far exceeding any thing ecula htNe
-sasrr sbi., exDeeted under the ciFcuusts nceslr
AZ affords me pleasure 20 again Ouef ny stI-
. wees 10 tee plsnting com nGunIty seeking Mem
r1is As a market for the sale OF their CO.sou
a0J other Products. ny personal atJehI-on
Will he devoted to the sale OF all COnsignTnsnls
from my friends, Ny charges as neretol ~ - :,
- raffipg Cotton viii he One Dollar per ila.se
fgj,s4l,aisssoiss ConsignmentS IN transit OF u
stora Insured IN my open Policy unless n
er~ratesi ra the contrary. Liberal advances,
and supplies OF ali kinds furnished al the low
est cash prices. ,.o1--
Ezo22 dAWSm - a. 1opc-F"
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NEHTEE.

y election viii be held by tie stockholders
q or the NercdaU National BaLE, "a tne
bau}zflg house IN MONDAY January -, is 81
between Lhe EOurs gr IC am. suC . PM. 70
5ezilm PARTEE. cash Ier.