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IN BANKRUPTCY-Esr or ,Do1 1g1

L IT. y hI r TO I-EbTATE OF ADOIPHE
Ceeo-Upite States Marsbals once District Of Ion.
an rev Orleans Dec g. 1865 This is to give notice that
ur rS n Gay Of December A. D. 1868 Warrant in Bank.
as issued against the estate Of Adolphe Coco Of
ySI9pells, IN the Parish Of AvOyelles and Etsfa NJ
ibt ~ who was sdjudged bankrupt his own petition
.e pay ment OF debts and delivery OF any
sionkng such BAN rups to him for his use and the
OF sny property by him forbidden by law: that
eeng OF the creditors Of the bankrupt 20 prove their
be bs 20 Choose one or more sssgnees Of his estate viii
change Place in the city Of New Orleans Iopana 49,.
Dopsen Ausustn Register the 3Jth day of Lamar
A-No. Isl. Fr urppov
deg js3O D. & Marshal n;s,ri.t - r 49, 49,,
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CIGARS-TOBACCO

6 HERNsHEIM,
PELICAN CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
Mo- 73 Gravier street.
Has constantly hand choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Also-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA and Do
MESTiC CIGARS Meerschsum Pipes, Briar snd Wood
Pipes Tobacco Pouches and all smok=1s' Articles To-
bacco In hogsheads bales for the Mexican market
plantation Cigar Leaf Of all kinds for manufacturing
purposes hand.
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 cases CARROTS Scotch SNUFF.
30 boxes SWEET los
100000 Havana and Domestic CIGARs Of
and sizes
100 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO.
80 Sam Tibbett's TWIST and I4s
rs Mayo's Choice NAVY.
eo Assorted brands, Medium and Fine Bright.
500 caddes May Apple TWIST, Bright quarters
And NAVY roBACCos-
i r. sARRAzIN's
TOBACCO MANUFACTozY.
Corner Chartres and Ocnr ssrssSx
NJ r. sARKAxIN thankful for III. pntrop,r. .x,.na.6
nsed hs best exerions Bis
ncn sna nov able to ofer TO the Southern States uerio
70 su he ssss iCF put up All sorts
ripee. oisars etc. .is renewed hy arrival.
AGENCY
AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
Tobacco-2O00 packages choice bands
, j. T. Whitted's Gold Ambrosia. w. Corbin Harry TAs
ner, ~. state W K Taylor, Star Pounds, Nat Macon w
hliers Nutmeg and various other brands for BY
De VAN & MASON Sole Agents.
lOi Poydras street.
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CALDWKLL's ExrKACr.
An on which restores Gray hair to s original eolo,
10 "sning OF the head necessary For sale By
r.- q. N. NORI3ON
importer eno W Wholesale Druggist Noi2 Maeazins a
us,.-, DR.. JAMES SYNF -
"noioeae ana Retail Druggist, No. lSe Canal street.
~. DR. ). HASTINGS
usgist, corner Felicity and MAgsz stroets
ana ~ the Depot OF FELIX SAXON
NO. IA Baronns street. near Canal
NEW ORLEANS. Nay H. 1861.
CaIdwslTs Extract.
H1vng snsysed III, on and IN ny experiments xP-
LtSD ~ AtsELf recognise that Il "a one o az -.
articles yet presented 20 the public the purpose
afix my sgnaturoL -s ~ "naen hereto
"s'sn''l rr,,.-..- =, FEJIx BARON
importer OF Human Hair, Southeya FmnaSn,,-
- q. II. CALDWELL, pafenfaa
hotei des Etrangers. No. I29 Chsrtres strsst
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contribution.

The name and style of this Association shan he "rH
nUUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSOCTl
TON OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANan
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ARTICLE TX.

the President Vice President Secretaries Trea.urer mr.
directors IN their several official capacities shall neglect ts
OF their duties shall not administer fb Ia -
tne ASSOCIATION efficiently equitably on written com
sint OF nfteen members. meeting shah be called and
Iector VINO Shall censure from Office or fully
the accused as the circumstances Of the case NAV
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There shall be no alterations in this Constitution unless s
same Shall have been proposed the Board OF
m nth previous to the quarterly meeting and then
oy three-fourths Of the members present. -rf-'e1
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coEFEsPoNDENCE.
nEul'gllS APPEAE
THURSDAY MORNING, JAs. :. Isee
TEE ELECTION TO-DAY.

To-day the citizsns CT Memphis are
called upon TO elect ons Alderman from
each ward. We trust that In the selee-
tiors they make they viii be guided by
their good sense, feAlty to the Demo
cratic party and desire to secure
public servants that will faithfully
execute their viii. As our city increases
in population and wealth the legislation
Of the Board Of Aldermen will become
more and more interesting, and more
snd more s matter OF the most serious
interest 10 the people. It is, therefore,
necessary that sensible, practical men
alone should occupy positions in which,
for good or III, the destiny of our
young city Is, to some extent, to
be decided. The citizens Of Memphis,
by electlng such men to-day, may, in
the year to come, save themselves a rep
etition of The anxiety they have reosntly
been subjected to by the repeated attacks
upon their railroad stocks by the now
defeated and broken "ring." As g last
word, We repest our advice, that the
people OF Memphis to-day elect none but
true, honest and sensible men.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, January 6-Later edviees from
Paraguay state that the American Min
lister, G5n. McMahoD, had had q sat.
i5'sctory Interview with Lopez, aud
that fail st0nement had been accorded
for the recent outrages on the Americans
there.
madrid. January 6.-At the Republl-
can demonstrations at Seville and From,
taral, an unsuccessful attempt baing
made at the latter place to secure the
arms they were removed to C&diz for
safety by Gen. Rods.
The siege Of the city has been raised.
Gen. Pfim officially states that the Pro-
visional Government will not disarm the
volunteers. The Minister OF the Interi-
Dr. ascri0es the recent Cadiz and Malaga
troubles 20 an attempt OF The revolution
lists 20 prevent taking the Pie5eoetom (?)
LONDON, January 6.-All the Greek
volunteers have left CsLdia for Syr.a.
PLYMOUTH, Dscemter 6.-The ship
Southern Empire, from New Ofleans for
Liverpool, with d cargo Of cotton, fouu-
dered at sea on the 81 inst. The Cap
tain and crew were sli lost.
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CoNFEDERarE ORPHANS

The people Of Memphis viii, we hope,
lend willing ear to the Rev. Mr.. MIzEL,
Agent Of the Confederate Orphans
Home, who is ia town On business for
that charity. It Is not possible-Gt least
We will not believe it possible-that they
can be deaf to e~ntreatiss made Ia behalf
Of the children OF the gallant dssd-the
soldiers who left home and friends, wife,
children, snd every private interest," for
the defence Of their State, and Of princi-
pies as uajying Is their record OF brave
". The least those who survive the
war csn do, is 10 subscribe literally for
thu support and education Of the little
ones these brave fellows have left behind
them. We owe it to them. Il is a debt
that We should have pride and pleasure
in dischaTging. What wegive must not
be considered la the light OF a gratuily,
but rather d little towards paying q debt
that never csn be adequately discharged.
The people Of the North have set Us a
noble example By their liberal support Of
numberlesg eleemosynsry institutions for
the orphans Of their desd soldiers, one
that We should not be slow 10 follow,
now that prosperity is once more dawn
ing upon o country. Believing that
the people q Memphis only need to have
it suggested 10 them, to subscribe Hbe-
rally for this charity, we remind them
again Of the presence OF Mr.. MEL, and
ask that they send their liberal contribu-
items TO him a. the Worshsm House.
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BARRED.

URIsMAN-OTET-On ths z5I alt, in the
Cumberland P~reebyteIiau Church at Meridian
vile, Ala, by Rgv. n. 3. De8itt, OF HurtsvllIe,
Rev. E. B. tRI5aAy, Of Memphis. to Miss Lucy
G. Ledger copy.
WINE WYNNE.-At Holly springs.
Miss capt. JEs-E WINE to Miss MAGGIE
HYSEE
Taer5 was & marriage feast at Cana OF Galilee
hardly more memorable than tina Of which
we would tell tina. was celebrated last Taesday
at Holly Springs. ThUIs was no water tucaed
into wins, but wine flowed IS at q FEAST OF The
gods, and women and wit saaIEied aad JOY was
supreme. Capt. JESSE ~. was welded ID Mis-
MAGGIE ~lSNE-a gallant solder ana 2 bead
tifuI woman. The faithful maxim, none but
che brave des=Tye the .air, wasweu illustrated
and approved.
Capt. WYNNE Is q citizen Of Madison, Ark,
AID We sre inclined 10 believe tina his advent
into So. Francis county with his fair aud beau
ufui bride, VIII restore peace to the state, even
as the outgoing Of the dove assured Noah thst
tine ho0d had subsid-d ana the sua shonea again.
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MARREEg.
New ora r

FEw YORK. January Section less active and
lower; sales 20JO bales; uplands ZTgTT14e. Su-
perdne -four s. l0aG $. Whisky 95e9tl- Rice
drm at Szg9ke. Coffee quiet 0ut hrm. sugar,
Island, ! Neli1Sc. New Orleans m0laEses to9
81 10.
Dry Goods-The dry goo Is market is generally
Money The market is easier. and the indica-
tons ate that the reign o. the Shyioeks in Wall
street is over. currency Is flowing mere rom
the West, and the outflow to tue South is nov
comparatively Hight. The disbursements on
account OF interest and dividends, wnlca this
month amount 10 over Sa,0Je,0tG here, axe 2
comilfg out hnely, and the market is raaidly
reaching . point where f. VIII be impossible 10
renew the recent high rates Of interest by er3i
dcial means. Gail 10 'nsT. STEERING $685..
Gold 55@s52s. State bonds are hrln. Ola Ten
nessee5 G5go3; new GjAGB0'2.
EeR Orleans 5EarEct.
NEW ORLEANS. January O. Flour steady and
unchanged. Corn, while, 46@49c; yellow soc.
oats esG.Oc. Bran dun at q 81. Hay III
changed. Pork quiet but nrm at SO E04aG.
Bzcoa scarce shoulders 1870; sides lS%GI94c.
Lar, t~ierces, lsZ9l95zc. Sugar and moiaSs-s
active; prime sugar i254c; common qGi0c
yellow clarified I4gl4Jzc. common moasses
52%959c; prime tOgfS choice 6987lc. WINS.
Ky, Western rtctid. d, 81 10 ii 10. Coffee steady F.;
prime RIO l6Lglb5zc; fair l4lRe. Cotton weaE-
er and 1875 lower; safes % q bales; mlddings
434c; receipts S05l bales; exports 81 Da.es.
Bank sterling e.. Commercial 414S46I4. New
York sight = TO " discount.
Cincinnati Iarkee.
OANNANEAA4H odAAAte W DAI tAN4 gram
unchanged. Cotton dull at 16s. Whisky 81.
PORK SO 75G30. Bulk meats, shoulders l23;
clear rio sides 1897 clear sides l5gI54c. Bacon
shoulders held ~ l4c; sizes l79i5e. Lard 49,.
Butter 33gG5.. Star candles &c.
81. Louis EEarsset.
ST. LOUIS, January 6-Tobaceo dali and
un hanged. Supsrhne -four s. 5Gg6 81. Wheat
81 75aI 80. Corn G4a67c. Oats % e59e. Rye
81 25sI 70. whisky g7lze. Pork 50. Bulk
shoulde IS lie; hams ana sides l44l4LC. Bacon
shoulders l4ei clear sides lSc; hams l51zglSc.
Lard lSc.
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, January G.-Tobaec0 sales Il3
hhdsi new lugs to medium emitting ieafSl 90 10
SIS 80. Cotton zOc. Superdna -four : 81. Wheat
81 SO9l 50. Corn G0g65c Oats &C. rye 81 s..
Mess pork 50. Lard lS4glsEc. Bulk clear
sides Iogl6Zc packed. Bacon shoulders l4c:
sides I7Z9ltc. Whisky, raw free, 81. Prime
New Dreams sugar lSGl3xc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Jauua5y f.-Consols closed at 90. Z
SO, and u. :. 5-U bonds st 7i.
Frankfort, January G.-UnitEd States ) SIS
closed at 1875 p73E.
LIVERPOOL, January 6.-Cctton closed quiet.
Upiands uGii1sd; Orleans II4suJsi. sales
1900 bales.
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CEEE M~EssIsstePI RIVER RAILROAD.
The reada.s OF the Appeal viii, no
doubt, sgree with ne tia. besides the oe-
csslon for cOngratGlation afforded by the
defeat Of the Little Rock Rallrozd
scheme, We have smother in Jhe favora-
bic entertainment Of the River Railroad
prcjeet by the County Commissioners.
As viii by seen by reference - our local
reports tae memorial Of citizens
and petition Of the ComEsny have
been presented under the mosi
hattering auspices. Psesidept ETTcH-
ELL ana Dr.. kerr addressed the
court ia plain but eloquent terms; set
forth the advantages Of The road, and
URGED the asked-ior aid as within the
possibilities Of the county. Every f8eil-
itv for an investigation Of the sIsirs Of
the Company was afforded the COmmis-
sicnsrs. vino manifested a IaUdabie desire
to fully and thoroughly Eiit to the bot
tom the matter presented flrtLeiS cOnsid-
Grafton and they have taken the project
under advissmens until Friday (to-moT-
row. when . decision win he reached.
Why even Ibis delay has been in
dulged in, We csuuot understand, unless
IT is attributed to the csu.ion that should
ever be exercised by persons ehsrged
with the care OF the peoples interests.
But in this case the pros sid Gems
have been so exhaustively GTgUei
that nothing new as to il can
be developed. Ard il it IS sought
by the Commissioners 10 consult thsir
constituency, land We think such 3 pro
ceeding but rightl they viii find but one
opinion prevalent, and thet l. In favor Of
the speedy completion Of g line Of rail-
road that will secure to Memphis the
trade Of a section Of country the most
productive within her reach, About
the only good thing the " railroad
riBgr accomplished Was the de-
development OF public opiuion in favor
ofthis great enterprise even 20 the verge
Of unsDimity, g. .ist the Commissioners
need not fear for the CONSCIOUSNESS Of
their prompt appropriation Of the
amount asked for, especially since It VIII
be more than ten-foid returned 10 Us in
supplies and wages &c city laborers when
the work commences; IS we are ASSURED
viii be the case.
We have exhausted argument Tor this
much needed undertaking ard can only
ask that the Commissioners promptly
vote the aid asked for and enable the
Company TO put the work under way ct
once.
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V

LOUISVILLE, January Gov. Steven
son Ia his annual message says: "The
people OF Kentucky will all unite as
with one heart and one mind, irrespec-
tive Of the past, In yielding g cordial
support to all Of Gen. Grants off sisl
acts and measures, having for their ob.
jet the supremacy Of the Constitution
Of the United States, the restoration and
perpetuity Of the American Union, and
the support OF the State Governments in
ali their rights, SIS the most competent
administrations for our domestic con-
Germs and the surest bulwarks against
anti REPUBLICAN tendencies. Economy
and s. rigid accountability OF all officials
in the administration Of the Govern
ment, the supremacy of the civil over
the military authority, q sound and
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wEArEIER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 6. THE weather
is clear end Spring-iiSe. The river is
rising, with Is fest 2 inches in the canal.
DepaTted-Alice Dean for Cincinnati
Mary Doridge and Louisiana for New
Orleans.
CAIRO, January e. Down.. w.
S,reder, 9p.m H. NJ Shreve, 10 pm.
last night; Richmond, S am; Noun
tainesr, 10 q M this morning. Up-H.
S. Turner, Mollis Able, John Kllgour.
The river rose 10 inches. The weather
Is clear and mild.
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stable circulating currency, the sacred
preservation 81 the public faith. friend
ship, peace and unrestricted commercial
intercourse with al notions, ~eDtengiirg
alliances with noBe, and the C0nstitu-
tiOnal independence OF the Executive,
Legislative ard Judicial departments
rom Attempted eGcrosehments OF one
upon the 0ther.n
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rHELIrTLEnocK RAILROAD STOCK


ELITTLEHGCH RAILROAD STOCK.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
distinguished themselves last evening by
not only voting down the proposition 70
sell the city's stock il the Little Rock
Railroad, but by additionally laying on
the table a resolution offered by Alder
man RENEER reviving the proposition
of the First National Bank TO take this
stock in liquidation Of the city's debt to
that Institution. This wss the line OF
conduct indicated for the Board by their
constituents, and we are happy to be able
TO record the fact Of their prompt obedl-
euce. We do lot care 10 analyze their
conduct, nor viii we ask them why, il
secret session, they agreed to the sale, for
Rs0ng, Of the peoples interest in the
most important railroad running into
Memphis. We viii charitably presume
that, stsr-chgnbeFed IS they we're, and
cut eff from any but the appeals OF the
Ring Piled, toe, with a thousand
reasons why the stock should even be
thrown away, it was impossible for them
to reach any other opinion until the
APPEAL shed Its light upon their dark
ness and awakened the public 20 9 sense
OF the importance Of the proceedings 50
steslthily set on foot. The " stale "
columns Of the press were for 0nce used
TO good advantage. The Aldermen could
not Withstand the reasons and argu-
ments advanced by the APPEAL and
our contemporary, the Ar1lQache. They
were SO cogent, 80 strong, so well sortl-
fled by facts and figures that, deemed
unsnsTerable the members OF the Board
manifested yesterday even an extreme
haste to undo the work Of the Star
Chamber session. Their esgerness was
20 & degree honest. They were imps-
tient to record themselves the true
servants Of The people, and so would
not permit those who had all along
espoused the cause Of the people toaddress
them with 8 last vord against the odious
measure. Scarcely was the melton
made than the ayes and the solitary
"nO" were heralded, caught up by the
esger crowd Of propsrty-hOlders present
and borne 10 the business portion OF the
city, where the result was hailed with
the most forcibie expressions OF sstisfac-
tion the press coming in fo- 3 full
measure Of the praises OF sIl for the nm.
yielding opposition offered to this
last effort to buy out the Mem
phis railroad stock. A sense Of
relief pervades the community
that the ring, after boxing the
railroad compass are fairly and thor
oughly beaten over their last eontempIa-
ted prize. They, two years ago, tried TO
get possession Of the Ohio Road, lately
Of the Mississippi and Tennessee, then
of the River Railroad, AID lastly Of the
Little Rock road, yer which they have
sustained an overwhelming-a very
Waterloo defest, indeed. Thus routed,
horse, foot and dragons, W. advise the
ring to move their quarters. Some Of
them have recently been trying it On"
in New Orleans, and, it is rumored,
viii revive the omnibus affair when
our Legislators meets. Boz they
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are destined again 70 failure. We
therefore advise them 60 leave this
section and try New York. Memphis
affords but 3 small field FOR their opera
lions, and as we propose to induce some
reforms in our city financial legislation
i, will, in the future, be more clroun-
scribed than ever. We advise them,
then, to try New York, where such
,hlugs as watering stock are readily &C
oonpished and yield larger hsrvests than
anything We can ever hope to have in
Mambhis will afford.
We congratulate the citizens upon this
aap.y result Of a contention that has
oocssiJnad so much anxiety and trust
ne may never again be called upon to
defend their Rsilroad interests from the
rapacity Of any ring.
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(Ga.) troubles sttribnies the whole
lroubie TO the whites, and Gays the ne
grces We're acting only in Relf defense.
ne else says that the newspaper ~sccounts
af the trouhlas Ara ~innDrreot.
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DlssOIutiOn of COMPREHENSIVE.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
N POWER & MCSEOY is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. The debts due the arm
win be collected by Mr.. g. K Il. Jones, who has
been made trustee by us for that purpose.
JOHN POWER.
THOMAS MCCOY.
Memphis. Tenn. December 1. 1864. de2n
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, MICH, January 6.-Ths
Republican members OF the Legislature
here, 10 caucus, have nominGlei Zach.
Chandler for re election TO the United
States Senate.
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Philadelphia,

ID EN- l..
IL MONROE, SMALTZ & CO. have this day
removed 10 43s and 440 MARKET street.
where they will carry ON the Manufacturing
and Jobbing OF Boots and Shoes, as successors
to Haddock, Reed & Co.
December 2, 1868. JAZZ
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THE lrra of FLAHERTY & WALSH has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The busiress viii IN future be conducted b.
Messrs. J. Flaherty s Co. The outstanding
business VIII be settled by the new nTn. who
assume ali liabilities, and 10 whom all pay
mems of debts must be made.
As FLAHERTY.
Memphis Jan. ., IS 2. JOHN WALSH. jas
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THROUGH FaEicHr LlNE
Fir,tClass Steamships saisag

THE undersigned having been appointed
: Agents FOR tie above Line are authorized
O grant through bills of lcdlBE rom Memphis
70 Liverpool sHd G.asgOw. The atteution OF
shippers IS called 70 this route. by WDieh the
delays and excessive t-autfsr cLsrGas ineUrred
AT me large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF Lsding cont3in through rates covering al
charges nom Memphis 10 the ships docE at
LtVerpOcl, and low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen first ciass Steamships are
itoW on the line making regular trips on &atur-
day q each week. EfeigHts lOade5 frCnI the
ears on dock directlv into the vessel.
THROUGH Receipts given 10 Boston and
New. England points via. GRAND TzUNK
RAILWAY.
For rates and insormation apply 10
THOMaS TROUT & s JNS, Agents.
"a! No. 2s Front street, Memphis.
Observation-Disclosures FIRM OF Ian
II DOCK, REED & co, IS this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business wiz be sci.
tied by either Of She UNDERMINED Partners AT
the old stand, 4ss and 4 Market street. up
stairs. DANIEL HADDOCK. Jr.
CHARLES D. REED,
.SFEPHEN KIMBALL.
Pbiiad aIphia, Dec. 81, 1888. ia7
4 HE COMPREHENSIVE sERE!oFoRE
L existing between the undersigned. under
the fran OF MONRoE, SMALTZ & Co. expires
this Day, by Limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JUS r. SGALJI
II. 5. STOKES.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1888. la
n OTICE.
~ the subscribers have this day formed a
Limited partnership according 10 law, under
the hrn name OF MONROE, SMALTZ q ca
for the general Boot and Shoe Business in the
city OF Philadelphia, TO January /
1863, and TO terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JANIS MONROE. 10.
SEPH E.. SMALTZ, MAHLON S. STOKES
and JOHN T.. MONROE, and the Special Part
ner is CHARLES d. REED, and they all res
peciively reside in The city OF PhHadelphis.
The Special Partner has contributed to the
common stock OF the firm in goods and cash
the sum OF fifty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH L. sAIALTZ,
NJ. s. STOKES,
JOHN T. MOSRGE,
General Partners.
CHARLES d. REED.
Special Partner.
Philadelphia. Dec. 81. 1865. ia7
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Dissolution.

firm Of WIGGS, CHEEK & co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent @H j. J.
Wigs is authorized TO settle the business Of
said arm, J.. NJ WIGGS,
j. W. PAGE, JR
Iannarv 4. 1869. Iia5l GE D W. EEEk
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n otice.
Cotton Seed W0nfed.
DxsSoLUTIoHS.
Dissolution Of CopartnershEp

THE firm of THOMPSON & CUMMINs is
this day diss 'lyed by mutual consent,
Either patty Is authorized n sign In IQuida.
lion, ADD THOMPSON.
a. u. CUMMIN5.
Memphis. january /, 1859. las
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He IS HEREl

THE STEAM MAN viii be on exhibition for
L three days only. at No. 2S Msin street,
commencing TUESDAY MORNINa-hOurs
from 9 TO u m l to s pm. and q 10 3 pm. Adj
mission, 25 cents children, Is cents. ta4
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O.cner TAINTED

EOR che Sewing Machine, received per steam
& er LuminaFy, consigned TO J. Leroy, Mem
phis, Tenn. If not called for within thirty (3Ol
days, will be sold to pay charges.
LARRY AARM5TAD, Agent.
DEF I'm Star WharIboSt, foot Monroe st.