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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-02-10
A Mongrel Government to be Established.
Passage in the House of Representatives,
at Washington, of the negro suffrage and
oficesholding amendment
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
The House took another gigantic stride
toward Capitalization and negro supremacy,
yesterday, by the adoption of the Bout
well' joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution, and giving me-
groes the right to vote throughout all the
States. This scandalous unconstitutional
measure was carried by a vote of $50 yeas
to 42 nays. The only Republicans voting
with the Democrats in the negative were
Mesrrs. Baker of Illinois, Bingham of Ohio,
and Polsley of West Virginia, while Mr..
Stewart of the Sixth New York City Dis
trict, elected by Democratic votes, acted
with the Radicals of the North and carpet
b.ggers" of the South in support of the res
olution The indications are that it will
go through the Senate by full party-vote.
The following is the text of the resolution
as adopted:
ResoIced, dc (two-thirds of both houses
concurring,) That the following article be
proposed to the Legislatures of the several
States, as an amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States, which, when rat
fled by three-fourths of said Legislatures,
shall be held as part of said Constitution,
namely:
ARTICLE-SECrIoN l. The right of any
citizen of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States or any State, by reason of race, col
or, or previous condition of slavery of any
citizen or class of citizens of the United
States.
Sec 2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the
provisions of this article.
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The Negro outrages in the South Ok
tinue.

In spite of carpet-bag Governor Clay
tons white washing report, the outaages of
the loil negro militia in Arkansas continue.
On the 9th ult. they attacked a wedding
party at Pine Knob, and attempted to lay
hands on the ladies present. Some of the
gentlemen guests were armed and a terrif-
ic fight ensued, in which four of the mill
tiamen were shot and sister of the bride
seriously, if not mortally wounded. The
affair created intense excitement, and the
people turned out in pursuit of the scoun-
drels. Governor Clayton turns deaf ear
to the cries of the white people and refuses
to interfere.
Every mail from the South bring us
fresh cases of negro outrages upon white
women and children. Last week, at Mount
Vernon Ala, a negro, named Mack, com
mitted a revolving assault ON two little girls
the eldest not more than eleven years old
The country was secured for the monster
and when caught he was turned over to an
impromptu jury of his own color for trial.
Their decision was swift, and he was exc
cuted on the spot-Ec.
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Misrellaneuus,

(bssinsss Eotics)
STRANGERS VISITING NEW ",
Will End N. K. Cor. Broadway 4 Cam, :,
place Of places, In aH New York, for The ..,.'s ,
READY MADE CLOTHING
The reasons ,rhy We commend you to H.,
before oil others, are mainly these -
Here is the Largest Assortment in :
York. ~
Here is THE Style.
Here the "ONE PRICE" systaro =.
ly adhered to. 'S'
Here are the LOWEST PRICES +,
city. l.
TERMS. G. o D.: therefore, high pr..,
essential tn success. The man who psy, h.
At this house contributes nothing toward,
bod de6ts made by others, who snes.r n;p9i
price P'
Purchasers are not hurried through IN. :.
no misrepresentation are m mlde-Tlsnty =,
allowed for selecting pains taken !, 4
the customer, and polite attentions shorn. p,3-
circumstances -"ae
s% BALDWIN, the Clothier is y.
cognized Leader of the Retail Clo.Sl
Trade Of New York. ivy
vSn16rwA
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-02-10

EASTMAN cells good Hsmlock d. y ,sSI
IL Kip Boots at 33,75; Fren.1 ein
at O.; Imported French CALI f.u IA
11sa O go, and every WsS S'
sSas09 Nv pyieH,
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NOTICE.

Tho Copartnership heretofore s1''HAsvi &
tho ffm Of Billings 4 Detrick, 10 tho :"
nesS. is dissolved by Mutual ,op.enl. ,s
The Books and accounts will be hn 4
trick, at his store, for settlement ~
debted to the late frm are requan.
make immediate payment, those nai,s
please present the same for adJustnTe.11- T.1 nh
Tunkhannock, Pa, Jan PAIy AnIpyrgIJ|
18th lS69.-r2a. Y ph'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
By Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April l5.-Mr. ]. Valenta, Gene
raj Agent OF the Cuban Revolutionists, has Is
sued an address to the people of the United
states, in which he says the Cuban h6erating
army has been gradually increasing, notwtth
standing its losses consequent upon a steady
campaign, and now comprises some 5000 men
under @. NJ. Cespedes, who is C~ommander.ln-
Chief Of that Army, and the head OF The Re-
publican Government duly established within
the lines of the Liberaters. Their lines run In
4 westerly direction from the eastern end OF
the island 10 Sagua LaGrand, without
reaching the seaboard, either north or
souLh, for the want of the requisite
armament to hold It.; but the territory
Cuba, in whieh slavery has been abolished, and
IN which the Spanish control only the ground
where they are kept at bay. This has been ac-
'omplished by the patriots in a comparatively
short time, Notwithstanding their sad defcien-
cy in war material, and leads to the belief that
if they had been tolerabiy supplied with such
materials their movements would now cover
also the remainder eff the island, where no up
rising has yet taken place from the utter want
OF arms.
Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Douglas has instructed Assessor Webster that
the average of all money, whether borrowed or
otherwise, used or employed during the month
by any banker in the business OF banking, ex-
cepting only deposits, which are returned for
such, should enter into the stimate OF the
capital taxable under section 10 or the law
now In force.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. April I5.-Judgment has been rem
against the E.na insurance Company OF art
ford for $4,000.
Abanquet will be tendered to Gen. Scboheld
At the Southern Hotel Saturday night. Gems,
Sheridan, Custar and other distinguished mill
taS men are expected to be present.
The Twentieth United States Infantry, Gen.
Sykes commanding, recently from Baton
Rouge, La, LETT yesterday for ST. Paul.
An Omaha dispatch says six companies of
the Twelfth Infantry arrived there to day, en-
route to California.
coach came through Ia twelve hours from the
terminal station on the Central Pacific Rail-
road, which now Is completed to within six
miles of Monument Point.
Travel over the Union Pacific Railroad is
very heavy. y large number OF persons are
going to White Pine aud the mining localities.
A dispatch from Sioux City, Iowa, -annouuces
the burning aud sinking OF the steamer Ante
lope, bound for Fort Benton. on Monday last
twenty miles above Yankton-boat and cargo
total loss. Mary Hutchinson and L. c. Giraux
were loss, and DR.. Page, Of Boston, badly
burned. The boat was owned by Carter and
Conn and Capt. Massie, her commander. and
was valued at $4,000; insured for SIS 900 in
Eastern offices; cargo mainly insured in st.
Louis companies.
A dispatch from Rock Island says it Is re-
ported that most of the ordnance stores sold al
the Arsenal there some days ago, were bought
by agents of Cuban insurrectiouists.
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THE RRHRrS-

MUNICIPAL COURT-Ge0. ". Wdlir41.
JUdge-Ehls Court convened yesterday morn.
| ing, but did not entertain any tusiness and
Immediately adjourned until Monday next
the i9Nh Instant.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Nm. Hunter
Judge.-fh $ Court was engaged all day ye,ter.
day In endeavoring TO complete the Jury IN
the Dorau case. bat though the panels. con
taiuing tha names OF over a hundred names
were Exhausted, yet no addition was made no
ths numbers Of Jurors obtained on We0ne-dav
which was three. Some sixteen or efghts:n
dnea were entered against persons who Stra
summoned as Jurors ana TAI eI to attend.
Pc Suns summoned a. Ju Ors to fbis Court
are again notified, that they must rerort
promptly to-day 1t ten O'Clock. All parties
fai ing % do so, will each be Il ed twenty i've
dollars and Issued for their person
Immediately.
Law COURT-H. s. Lee, Jtdoe-
This Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning, an proce -ded TO dispose OF The cases
set for the occasion. Only two judgment
were rendered during the day, tO-wit:
Kennedy and VIE, adm's. " Sacdler eli al
judgment FOR plaintiff, g9ll 80.
WebJ & Co. VS. Codee-Juogment for plaintiffs
S34f 80.
Ths case ofC ihoun VS.. Boyd was taken M
about twelve O'Clock, aud the TRIAL continued
until the hour ofadJournment.
To-Day, q soon - the above casa Is Dis
posed Of yesterdays calendar will be resumed.
commencing With 1896. Hill vs. Lynch Ct al,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April I5.-It was stated at the
quarterly communication OF Grand Lodge I.
o. o.. F., OF the District OF Columbia, last night,
that President Grant had issued an order d.
recting the heads of departments to give leaves
OF abseRe TO all clerks and other employees
who desire to participate in the semi-centen-
nial anniversary OF Odd Fellows in PhIladel-
Phia.
1t is understood the second Comptroller Of
this Treasury Department will shortly resign
Jno. ID. Durirees, late superintendent Of Pub
tic Printing, will probably be appointed.
C.. BIaekmer, of Connecticut, Chief of the
division of back pay and bounties OF the Treas
ury Department was discharged yesterday. He
was a candidate for Second Auditor.
President Grant is busy TO day with Secre-
tary Fish and other members of his Cabinet,
and but Cabiaet Ministers are allowed to
ses him. Many Congressman and others are
disappointed.
Secretary Cox had a lengthy interview with
the President, and upon his return to the In
terror Department, at noon, refused admission
10 visitors.
About one hundred persons. mostly ladies,
were Tsmoved from the Registers Office yester-
dav. At least that many more win be re-
moved before the end OF the present week,
~ 0PPOAAAIAGA1c are DSAAB mHOc IL luGAI
places.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: H. Baxter OF Michi-
gar, Minister to. Honduras; c. s. DeDong, OF
Nevada, Minister to Japan; Adam Bsdeau.
Assistant Secretary of Legation at London
Edward Robinson. of New York. Consul at
Hamburg; II D Harm, of Wisconsin, Fifth
Auditor; J. ]. Martin, OF Alabama, Sixth Aud
itor.
The Senate has made the following conhrms-
tions: Samuel ]. Fisher, OF Ohio, Commits
siOner Of Patsnts; r. L. B. Clark, Of Iowa, Ex-
sminer of Patents; Thomas W. Waters, Asses
sor for the Sd district of Tennessee; a. W.
Hawkins. Asse isor for the It'll district of Ten
nessee W. Morgan, Receiver Of Public Mo-
neys at Little Rock, Arkansas II. Vancouver
OF New York, Commissioner of Pension.
Tn Supreme Court made several decisions
to day. In the case Of the United States VS..
John Kirby, appeal from the Circuit Court Of
" ent1cky, the question cert. ned was decided
In the negative, the Court holding that d" while
the law provided for cases or wilfuI detention
or Obstruction of mails, it didn't prevent the
arrest OF 8 supposed criminal"
In the case OF John E. Ruside against the
United states, for enforcement OF old contract
for carrying mails in Arkansas, Mississippi and
Alabama. the Court reversed the Judgment Of
the Court OF Gains and ordered a verdict for
plaintiff.
The case OF Cornelius X. Garvin against the
United States, involving a balance due for arms
furnished to Gen. Butler for light troops, was
similarly decided.
No decision given in the legal tender case.
The Blair election case was continued under
advisement.
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-TELEGRAPHIo MARRET
New orleans saarket.


NEW ORLEANS, April l5-Cotton to day
was lower. MiddltDgs 2sLg28Lc. sales
1900 bales. Receipts 285 bales. Exports 49J7
bales Gold 3lsS sterling exchange AZ. Com.
roercial papsr 4lH9s2. New York sight &c
premium. Flour very firm aud stSck re-
duced; superfine IS 81 Xxx s6 50. x SIS IS
Corn g rec and highea. Wheat 81 7SaI so.
Oats scarce at 7fc. Bran scarce at 81 80. Hay
Il IN, prime 81. Pork dull s3l 81. Bacon dull
ana lower; shoulders l4hc clear rib sides l7c
Gle ar sides i7Hc. Lard IS dull there's Is a 49,
keg 2lc. Sugar is hrmer; common l0Ngl re;
prime l3Hgl4c. Moiasses, ight supply 70 g
65c. whisky hrmer Western coo. Coffss is
quist and unchanged.
zew TOrh Market
INV YORK, April l5.-Cot,on a shade easier
sales of 20O0 bales Uplands at 2S1<c. Whisky
92c. Flour S. 3595 80. Wheat 81 Sdl Al. Corn
sHqS4zc. Rice dull. Carolina sZg9Lc. Cof e
a shade better. Sugar, Cuba 1lL@I2kc. Mo-
l4Sses, Muscovaao &c.
Cincinnati MarAo
CIscTNNtrI April IS -F9ou quiet and un-
changed. Corn &c. Oats 66970e. Whisky soc.
Pork $50 50. Bnlk meats held at l2gl4kc.
Bacon l3c; sides l6H9t6s4c Hams lS@isc.
Lard l8c Rye 81 ia A. Bariey zed.
Butter 3la40s Egzs I@I8c. Clover see5 St5 %
ais 81. Timothy S0950c. Potatoes 50g00c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April S.- Flour IS 0oa7 90. Wheat
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Races Races
SPRING MEETING
Memphis Association Course
WILL COMMENCE
Monday, April 10, 1869.
And Continue six Bays.
z u

El6SA OAA-ADnuays
FIRST RACE-HoFEFUL two
year oldE; dssl OF q mile subscsip ioR, SO
plsg or p Association adds 500 three or
more to nj.
SECOND RACE-GAsTON VELocIPEDE PURSE,
Sl00; dssh OF a mile entrance lee, S5-pisy or
pay entrance money TO second veiocipede;
1--we or more TO al.
THIRD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS three
year olds mile heats subscri ptiOn. 55-pIay
TO MI.
SECOND DAY-Tuesday.
FIRST RACE-SALooN PURSE, s4CO dqsh Of
two miles; Cpeu to all ages subscription
money, so entr snce money to second horse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PUBSE, s401 mile
heats, three in five for ali ages; entrance, SIS +;
500 10 second hOrSe.
THIRD DAY-Wednesday.
FIRST RACE-SrEAMBoATSrAKE, $500; Hur-
die race; dash OF two miles four hurdles !;
eight leaps; entrance, play or pay three
SECOND RACE-PFABGJY HOTEL PURSE,
$3.50 mile heats So TO second horse.
FODRTH DAT-shursday.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \ BANKERS
PURSE, $500 two mile heats free for ali ages.
SECOND RACE-SOUTHERE EXPRESS VE-
L CiPEOE PURSE, SID da-h of a nile en-
trance fee, 50 pay or pay entrance money to
second veloeiDede i've or mere to fl
THIRD RACE-LIYERT AND STABLE KEEP
ERS' PURSE, $50 dash Of Two niles nee for
FIFTH ~DAY-Friday.
FIRSE RACE-CITY OF EMRHIS STAKE,
sI0C0 three nsile heats free fer all ages three
or more TO al; horse to b. named at the Judges
stand at 3 O'Clock on the evening Previous to
the race ; suoscrip ion. SJ0-pIay or pay en-
trance money To second horse.
SECOND RACE-OYERTON HOTEL PURSE,
$50 mile heats free for al.
SIXTH DAY-SafuTday.
FIRST RACE-WoRsHAM House PURSE,
800; mile heats three in i've free for all !;
Sl00 TO the second horse.
sECON DRACE-THER RINK OWNERS PuRsE
SO; dash OF a mile entrance ice, IS i've or
pede.
THIRD RACE-CONsoLAEAE Purse, $3.50 :;
for horreytha have not won 3 race during the
meeting TO be handicapped the day preceding
the race $50 70 the second horse.
I No gentleman will be permitted to enter the
badies' stand, on any preJenAs whatever, with
Yout a Quar,er stretch oadge.~
The committee on ladies' stand will use every
effort to secure the comfort and pleasure OF the
ladies who may grace the races with their pres
enee, and preserve due order and deeorum.
A spleudid band Of music Will be in attend
anne each day
Thu cars on the fernando street track VII
run every ten inmates during the week. Fare
only I n cents.
The Tace,w vi commence each Day at go'cloek
pm, precis lE,
Pools viii be sold at the Overton Hotel on
evening Of the race week, at the same hour and
place, and each Gay at IL o'clock forenoon, by
". II. Pas=mQ e. Au0JiOEeer. Pools will also
be sold Ga the sack previous 70 each race.
JNO. JNOFAN, PEST
DAyID NJ. PHILIP, Secretary, apis
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
CAIRO, April l5-Belle Memphis, Memphis to
81. Louis, at IL pm; Belle Lee, for Louisville,
at 3 am; Henry Ames, st. Louis to New Or.
leans, ATTAIN; City ofCairo. 81. Louis to Mem
Pits, at 8 pm; Bermuds, Memphis to Louis
Vile, at SPIN. River fell IA inches. Weather
clear and wsrm. Business dull. Mississippi
lett at noon with a moderate trip Henry Ames
well laden. 6.
CINCINNATI, April ls.-Arrived, Minneola
departed, Lorgworth. River falling 9915 feet
in channel. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-Up, Virginia; down,
Kngour and Silver Moon. Weather clear and
PLEASANT.
ST. LOUIS, April Is. Arrived, Olive Branch
and Belle Memphis; departed, Magenta. River
stationary, anu all upper streams declining.
Weather showery and mild.
NEW ORLEANS, April l5.~-Departed, Emma,
no. 8, for c ncinnati Mary Houston, for Lout-
vile arrived, Indiana and P. W. Strader.
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Mayor, memters OF the Board of Alder
men, apd other city rs well az Safe,
county aud Federal officers paid their
respects to him.
The Selms.T Times Of Tuesday says:
We were pl@ksed to see IN orr city yes
,erday, Ger! Forrest, the energetic and
efficient President Of the Selma and
Memphis Railroad. Hebsd just returned
rom Memphis, whittier he had been on
business sffscting the interests OF his
road. He fully confirmed the statement
Of tie Memphis papers to the effect thst
hs hed purchased the necessary mules,
carts, exc, for commencing operations at
Marion. In a day or two ground viii
De broken, and the great work will be
hurried TO completion. Let Gen. Forrest
b. properly sustained by the people of
selma and thOse on tbs line of his road
between this and the Albania line, and
before another year is numbered the 10
comotive will be- making daily trips to
AID FROM 8 point one hundred miles from
Selma. VS. trust that our city 2uthori-
des viii not hesitate to extend sll aid
that csn possibly De given to this enter
prise, which Is o. paramount Importance
% the community"
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81 O8. Corn ssa4skc. Oats sic. Rye 81 lf@
1 nc. Barley 81 9OgI IS. Hfghwines sc. Mo-
las IS slgl IS. Sugar l4gl5Hc. Pork $50 90.
Lard l7slSc. Hams Ice. Bulk shoulders 1l1sc.
50. LOats Markef
ST. LOUIE, April I5.-Flour, s494 %.
wheat 81 a. Carn e2a6ge. oats 6la63c.
RE 81 20Gl q. Whisky ssc. Sugar 12% slf14c.
Molas. Is 759Sjc. Pork $50 50G3l. Bulk meats
l2gI55Sc. Bacon lSH9l6kc for shoulders and
clear Sdcs. Lsrd I74c,
LSuisVffge Market
LOUISVILLE, April B.-TO6aecO-sales i55
hhds at Sill s09l3 50. PORK s3l Sab 50. Bacon,
shoulder l54c; sides EGlF4c Bulk meats l39
l6Ac. Flour, s. 50G6. Oats b546Sc Com Csc.
Lard, IT4giSlSc. Hay Ss0a2l. Whisky, SIC.
Wheat, 81 5e9l S.. Groceries unchanged.
Foreign
LIVERPOOL, April B.-Cotton quiet aud
ste-dy; Uplands Rkd Orleans I21zd. Sales
10000 bales.
LoNBoN, April I5.-Consuls 934993ss. Bonds
SI%
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April I5.-Justo AgrulIar, President
OF the revolutionary Junts at Ha.quir. WIS
captured AID executed on lhe 6th inst. At
Gzlra.
Tue captured American brig Mary Lowell
hss been declared a legal prize by the Spanish
Cortes. The actIog ConzuIGs neral has sent the
Uailed states steamer Penobscot TO Key West
with cispa-oaes informing the government OF
The faeIs.
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MAEBIED.

HARPER-WIGGS-At Calvary Church, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. DR.. B. F. Brooke, Capt r,
". HARPER, of Holly Springs, Miss, to Miss
ELIZA NJ. WIGGs, of this city.
INSTRUMENTATION the I4th inst, at
the residence OF the brides mother, near Ma
sons Depot, by the Rev-J W. Knott, Mr.. ROB
r ]. BLACK, o. Memphis, to Miss FANNIE NJ.
-SoMERvELL, of Upton county, Tenn.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL span OF
horses ran away with q carriage, yester-
day evening, il which were seated Henry
Ring, Charles King and another gentle
man, whose name we could not learn.
The team dashed up Second street at a
furious rae and when between Wash
iugtOn and Poplar, the vehicle was over
turned, throwing out the occupants. One
Of them, Mr.. Ring, struck the pavement
with such force s. to knock him insensi-
ole, and it is feared that he received in
ternsl injuries Of 8 serious nature, The
Others were only slightly hurt.
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AMUsEMENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Friday Evening, April I6-Peaeht OF the
Renowned Tragedi n JOSEPH PROCTOR
win Forrest, ne viii appear ia the great play
of JACK CAoE or, The Kentish Rebellion
Jack Cade 1.-THE Peoples Nam, Joseph Proctor.
To toncluue with JENNY LIND.
Saturday, at l O'CLOCK p.m-GRAND NATL
e by Joseph Proctor. Admission, 20 cts.
OF PRIUEs.-Dre-s Circle and kaFouette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 80 Family Circle, SO
cents Colcred Boxes, 50 cents C0lored Cal
lery, 70 cents.
Doors open 81 quarter to 7 O'Clock; curtain will
rise at 8 precisely. Box-book open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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DIED.

BOYLE-On Thursday morning, April 18Th,
FRANCES WILLIAM, infant soa of ". =. and
Jennie +. Boyle.
Their friends and scqusintances ara invited
to attend the funeral, this Friday morning, at
Il o'clock. Service at st. Lazarus Episcopal
Church, Madisoa street
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Vim. 4. Robinson & Co., Western Foundry

VTHE undersigned, one of the members of the
/ above fl IN. hereby notifies the puolic. that
said lcm became dissolved on the 23d OF De-
cember. ISIS, by proceedings in bankruptcy OF
the ssnior partner. W. a. Robinson. COM
mencei by him on said day. The said Robin
son, tOget ,sr with the remaining partners, r.
Nicholson andT. Z. Saunders, ha wing, since said
dissolution, Notwithstanding the protests OF
the undersigned, illegally carried ON the said
business an order has been obtained in said
e PS,tsI0h ~ =,
Trigg. l.. 5. Ustr ct Judge, ETC., adioUrning the
retuFn-da Of the warrant, aud nrst NJ Getting
in said proceeding. until the frs. Monday in
Man mex and notice Issued TO said Nicholson
and Saunders 20 appear On said day, and show
cause Why The said drm should not dc declared
bankrurt.
This publication is made FOR this protection of
the public IN aealiag with said drm.
aplS r. A. MYERLE.
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Suburban LANDS and Residence
for sale.

+ WILL sell my lends, situated three miles
1 east Of the city, between the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and the Poplar Street
Road, on any terms from cash to 4 credit OF
ten years, and ia quantities ranging from three
to three hundred acres OF viii exchange gor-
tons of IL Tor city property, or for improve
mems 10 be constructed on other portions.
Ny residence, with from twenty-Jhree 10 thirty
cash. or ON the usual terms. Apply to me on
the premises, or address me through the POST
Office at Memphis.
api5 y, N -hEzEYANT,
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EEw ADVERTISEMENT

MASONIC N-OTICE.-The a
vi officers and members of DeSOfO- ~
Lodge No. 29S, F. and A. NJ, are request- NIX
this Friday evening, April 10th, at u o'c.ock.
By order of P. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
K W. HELTON Secretary. apI6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
SPRING GOODS!
SPRING GOODS!
Southern Palace
HOWELL, WOOD & 90
Dissolution.

THE FIRM or DOYLE &WYLIE IS THIS
I day dissolved by consent. JANIS l..
DOYLE will remsin at the-oid stand and con-
tinue business FOR himself. and ne alone is su-
thOrized TO settle up tha Oil busicsss, collect
and receipt for all claims owing 20 g..
JAMES K. DOYLE.
JOHN YLIE.
Menphis Aurff O Iseo amin