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II CURA.

On u first page u readers will find
a brief account Of the brutal license per-
nitttd the Spanish soldiery by the Cuban
authorities. Fr0= the New Orleans
Times Of Saturday we learn o. additional
instances Of crusity, calling for the in-
tervention Of the United States sad other
governments 10 behalf Of the insurgents.
In Havana it is death even 50 much as
to hint Of opposition to Spain. "Qlite
" recently, when two highly respectable
Z" citizens gave utsersnce 70 their feel
/" ings in favor Of the liberty Of Cuba,
/" they were seized by the mob and borne
" to the palace of the Csptsin-Ge General,
" who was virtually dragged to the bal
#" couy and compelled to give his sane.
d" ton 10 a drum-hssd court-msrtial, by
=" whose decree these two ci:izans were
d" taken Gu and shot like dogs for cry
"iBg . Yea Ia Cuba p" Other like ra-
elites, ssys the Times, have been en-.
acted without the sanction Of the
Csptsin-G General who, with all his
high-souadjug professions, is treated
with contempt and dis1bedience by the
people. propositions made by tins
+" leader OF the rsvOl0tionists, as to the
mode OF conducting hOstilities Ia con-
{" formity with tbs ussge5 OF the chris
d" tisn and civi|izsd world, have been mst
" by acts Of indigBity and brutal vic
"~leuce, such rs only savage tribes msH-
I" fest toward their ensmies. On the
same principle Of the treaty to suppress
"the African slave trsde on account Of
" its cruelty and inhumsnity, christian
and civilized nations should interfere
" to arrest thst worst form OF cruelty
land bsrb2rism which seeks by blood
shed and brutal punishment to faste1
" an odious and despotic government
+" upon a people who have the right to
E" be free and to CHOOSE their own rulers.U
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IT is greatly 10 be regretted that, SO
fsr, the enfrancbised citizens OF Shelby
| county are not avsiling themselves OF
| the opportunities afforded for regislrs-
ton. But very few registered on Friday,
I the first day Of opening the Registrars
office, and only ore hundred and forty
eight yesterday. At this rate is will be
impossible to secure the registration Of
the Conservative voters before the day
appointed FOR the election OF judicial eli
GERS. II the citizsns, regardless Of the
warnings and opportunities Of the press,
fail or refuse to register, what better can
they expect than defeat and 8 continu-
snee Of the Radical domination thai
threatens the destruction Of our every
interest. We beg thai the readers OF the
APPEAL will each one busy Themselves
ia this important work, and see thst a
duty 90 important to all and entrusted to
80 few is faithfully and promptly
performed. There is no time to lOse.
Conservatives should register nov.
Dslsys are dangerous. Oar enemies ara
So busy SIS beavers, and are preparing
70 muster their full strength to defss.
Us. 1. will not do to rely upoa the dis
seusions or DIVISIONS that nov seemingly
distract the Radical party OF Memphi5.
We have slresdy seen that when the
time comes for action they move a. q
unit. They are for Rsdicalisn ali the
tine, and are not likely to furnish oecs-
sion for their own defeat by running two
sets Of candidates. At least We must act
asst this was their Determination. Il cor
responds with all their previous prac
JiCs. That should bs warning sufficient
for Us. Register, then, snd withoub de-
lay. Reader, do not permit a day to pass
without al efJrt to secure a certificate
Of registration, il by law you are entitled
to it. II not, and you are unfortunately
Of the disfrRnchissd class, do what you
cs1 to persuade your more fortunate
friend or neigho9r to put himself at once
10 Z position wherein ne esn perform his
whole duty sud as5is. is the supremacy
Of Democratic principles.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YO8K, April I2-The Post ssys
that It is reported that q fast sailing pro-
peiIer, Of about 200 tons, Left this port, a
few days ago, to aid the Cuban H.
sGrgenis. IL is said that after she left
port, a number Of guns were put on
board. She took out one hundred and
twenty rnen, nearly all Of whom were
Americana.
The Cuban Junts held a meeting at
the st. Julian Hotel to-day, to hear the
report Of senior Riaz, who has just re-
turned from Washing ton. The reportsnd
proceedings OF the Junta we're kept Sc
cret, but IL is intimqted that a strong ex-
psdition, 10 aid the Cabsn revolt, has set
sail FROM a Southern port, under COM
mand Of a distinguished American Off
Ger.
Dr.. Crook, who Professionally attended
the esptsin and mate Of the emjgrant
ship James Foster, jr., died to-day Of the
fever contracted from thsm.
Thuriow Weed il on his way home
FROM the S3uJh, driven thence by the
opportunities Of e~arpet-bag office seek
srs.
Jefferson Davis writes that he will re-
turn to this country in the spring and
engage in some kind Of business.
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THE G. A. THOMPSON DISASTER.
Full Particulars OF Her De-
~sGguclEOD.
seventeen Lives lost 80 Their
Name. and those of the
saved.

Special Dispatch to The Memphis Appeal
little Rock, April y, 1s69.-The
following particulars OF the loss Of
the steamer G.. A. Thompson, we get
FROM Mr.. D. J. Dssmoi1s, one of her pi-
lots, who has just arrived from the
wreck, upon the United States Mail
packet, W. A. Caldwell. The Thomp-
son vas bouod from Cincinnati to Little
Rock and Fort Smith, and left Memphis
on Tuesday, the TIL inst, laden with
f9nr, bacon, agricultural implements,
furniture, line, and miscellaneous meT-
chandiss, and having on beard at the
time Of the accident about eighteen cabin
passengers, five Of whom were ladies,
| including the wife of Capt. Frazier, who
commsndod the boat. Shestruck q snsg
al Erwin's Landing, forty miles below
Little Rock, at 2 O'Clock Saturday
morning, and sunk Immediately ia
nine feet water. The line on
deck becoming Stacked, eet the boat
on fire in 4 short time 81 er s;nk-
LDRs GNGAT EAEb H&6 G--b5 ~
throw It overheard, but the crew were
driven away by the heat and fumes,
which were i1tOlersbls. AS Don as it
was discovered that the boat was on fire
steps we're taken TO save the ladies,
which was lone by means Of the lifebost,
but not without much difficulty, as the
men could only be kept back by threats
Of shooting and drawing of weapons.
The ladies were finally safely landed on
a sandbar. Meanwhile the yawI was
taken by the crew., but 50 many jumped
into it that 1t swsmped, occssioning
great loss CT life. Mr. Desmoius was in
the yawl when it swamped, and wEs
thrown cut and h9ated down the river,
but succeeded in making himself hesrd,
when the li'eboat went to his rescue.
O1t OF thirteen or fourteen in the yawl
only Dssm0i1s, Maj. Hugh Wilson and
the b0aL'E carpenter were saved. Seven
teen lives are known to have been lost,
eight Of whom were white nen. Among
them were George Ely, first clerk, and
John Perkins, the second clerk. The
second cock s lame cabin boy Of New
Albany, lad; Mr.. Trundle, of Little
Rock, and three other passengers, names
unknown, eight colored deck hands
and the ehambermsid. Ely and Per
kiBs were ia the yawl when It
swsmped, and, though good swimmers,
were unable TO save themselves. TIE
Thomas H. Allen, bound to Memphis,
passed down on Sunday mOruing and
took the survivors OF the crew, and the
W. A. Caldwell, coming up, brought the
passengers to this city. The cfncers Of
both boats t2ested the survivors with all
possible kindness and did aIl that they
could DO 10 make them comfortable.
The Oticsra Of the Thompson behaved
with bravery and GOODNESS, the ladies
hardly being wsre OF their danger be-
lore they vera safely on shoFa. The
boat a1d cargo will prove 8 total loss.
She Yves valued at about S15. 600, and in
sured in Cincinnati offices, bus to what
extent Is unknown. Value Of cargo also
unknown. Protest vas entered here.
No bodies known to have been recovered
up 80 this tilJe.
Weather clear bus quite cool. The
rive- Is fsI.ilg. Arrived-W. a. Cald-
well. Daparted-Americs for Fort
Smith. B.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.-The bolt
ing members Of the House appeared this
afternoon and were sworn in and the
House completed their organization, by
q resolution coAinuisg the officers and
employers Of the regular session.
Alter the passage Of this resolution
Speaker Stanton rendered his resignation
as Speaker of\he House, and g. A.
B1rkirk (Rspablican) Of Monroe
county, was elected and sworn in.
On the motion Of Pierce (Rspu5lican),
OF Porter county, a resolution was
adopted postpoDiDg Action on the 18th
smeudment uatiI Tuesday, the 18th day
Of May.
In the Senate there was no quorum
until after the passage Of the resolution
in the House pOstponing action en- the
amendment question, when the Demo
cratic MEMOIRS appeared and qualified,
when the regular business Of the session
was commenced.
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z.

On our first page We present extracts
from the three principal a~r.iclss in the
ntst number Of the HaperiQ5ist. They
will be read with interest IS the express
sions Of q class sl-poweTfGl though
Small-the boud-holdsIs. AS long IS
these exist, as long as There IS a public
debt through which they ess draw upon
the very Ifs OF the people, SO long will
the republic be threatened with annihi-
lEtion In favor Of an Empire that will
guarantee them their unlawful and uu-
just gains, and assure then = social stat
us that neither their p~retensions nor mo-
ney can nov secure for them. These
extracts are addressed to the thinking
few, and by them will bs pondered &c
warming, no bigger than q mans hand,
Of the storm that is sure to come, unless
prompt relief. OF the last res~ort-repudi-
allOn-intervenes to save Us.
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A coon rn.aNp OF TmE soUrn.

A GOVD LAs4sND VI ABE bSSAA'
Hon. T. F. MAGUIRE, member OF the
British Parliament, and editor OF the
Cork Examiner recently delivered q lee
tare to a large audience in tie city Of
Cork, the subj ct Of which was emmigrs-
ZION to the United States, especially to
The Southern States, OF which he spoke
Ia the highest terms Of praise. This lee
ture having awakened sn unusual inter
est ia the South on the part OF the
Irish people, was repeated by request
at Limerick, another Of the most impor-
tant cities of ireland, and has been pub
lished for general distribution. Mr.. MA
CURE will be remembered by the people
Of Memphis as the gentleman who, some
two years ago visited this city and since
mat gave his favorable Impressions Of
cor section 10 an interesting volume en-
ti,Isd 1.-THE Irish in America" One
such friend Of the South, to speak for US
and 70 encourage immigration to our ter
Titory, may prove worth sill the effort
that 80 far has been made in our behalf.
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wEArHER And RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, April 12.-The river Is
falling viii eight feet four Inches in the
canal.
The weather 10 wet and cold.
Dsparted-W estmoreland, FIR Clncin-
natl. Q
CAIRO, April IL. -Dogn-Indi m, 8
am; Mary Erwin, II a M. Up-Min-
nicola, Magenta and Ruoicon. T G
river feel three inches.
The weather IL cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE river Ia
falling with twenty-three and a half fee:
in the channel.
The weather ia cloudy.
ST.. LOUIS April 12.-The river is still
rising.
Nkw ORLEANS, April II Arrived
r E Lee, Emma Ma. 3, and Great Re-
public. Departed Commonwealth,
for st. Louis; ArgOsy and J. II. Groee-
beck, for Cincinnati.
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WHAT LEFFWICH HAS TO Contend
WITH.

WITH.
THE almost folly OF an attempt to get
justice from the Radical msj1rity in
Congress has been wen illustrated Of Late
Ia the reports OF the House Committee
on Elections. In every instance the
Radical contestants have been able to
prove what they wanted, and have
been sustained in the seats tbev m
Worthily I'll by the Radicsl maturity
of the Committee, and the adoDtjop Of
their one-sided reports by the H,uae
Ia view Of the composition Of this Com
mittee, such conduct is not to be- vyo.-
dered at. We find that it complies FIVE
Of the most disreputsble Radicals, two
Of whom belong to the caFpet-bag species
and two others represent . msj5rity Of
disfrsDchised people in this State and
Missouri; the T~eRnesseesn himself bav.
ing 6sen washed OF bis rebsllious faint
by a suspension Of the {" test oath - ha.
fore be could take his seat. This pSrtI-
san construction Of the Committee left
bat two Radicals, PAINE and CHURc4-
ILL.,, who we're disposed to do justice ia
the matters that might come b .sora
them, and two Democrats, RANDALL. Of
Pennsylvsnis, and BURR of Illinois.
"neither Of whom had ever served an
the Committee before, and although two
Of tbs ahlest msn on the hlor, they were
without experience in the investigation
Of contested election Gases. Thus the
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Committee stood five to four on nearly
all questions before them. Messrs
PAINE and CHURCHILIr acting with
Msssrs. RANDALL and BURR, and the
other Eve voting together against every
Democratic contestant, or sitting MEM
bero matter whether his cause was az
j4f as justice Itself" With these *.
plantations, based upon the conduct Of
Individual members of the Committee,
cur readers can understand Why it Is
saal The case Of our legally elected
r preventative, LEFTwICH, has not
bsen reached, and that it has been put
Of with a view to give SMITH time to
edd to the peculiar testimony which con-
stitutes hia only defense Of al unjnst
aod unlawful position.
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TEEEGRAPHIO
New orleans Markes.

New orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Cotton Is drme
and Ha14c higher; M~lddlings 2s1<925[c. sale
1850 bales. Receipts since SATURDAY ZeS3 bales
Exports 47i3 bales. God 321s sterling 4SA
Commercial paper 42zG42H. New YORK. sigh
&c premium. Flour active and csc higher
sup r1ne s. Xxx S6 90. x 81 Is. Corn easy
At T7a7Sc. O-ls scarce al re. Bran 81 25. Hal
steady ~ s2i. Pork dull at s2 50932. Bacon
retainE, shoulders Ls4c; sides ITZ9I7%c. LarC
dull; tierce l2Gl9c; keg 2)G2lc. sugar in bet
ter denand ommOn iOsz4llc; prime 1870
Whisky quiet but nrm AZ sl12992%e. Cofee
fair, i4AgI6Ac prime, igl71c.
New Tors MarkeA.
NEW YORK, April Il -Cotton Is 1rmer salei
459a bales Uplaads .S34c. Flour 81 80 At 90
whisky g.c what o 5Igl 81. Corn SlggZe'
Island ~ugar llA4l4Ac.
Dry GOOds-Wsm eta ble1O1ed muslins 22IZc
Aexwel do 2)c. KearSsgs l5Hc. Hope lac
Money-Tne market to-day was very close
and ths bulk Of operations was at ] per cent
currency, W til cSmmi. S;ODs Of l-lBGH per cent.
mainly the former, and coin int rest. Dis
counts are nominal. Sterling dull and heavy
~ ~ s75s3 for best oils, and il IL difisult TO
name a price for sound lots. Gold 10 yer, bat
10 S2sz, ana clOr ei at 3SH433h The activity OF
saturday is Tehestsd ia the c~iearances to day,
VIII ch reach Sll3,000,O00. State bon-s weaker.
Old Tennessees g. 95s new oJ4 gBe.
Cincinnati Msrket.
C~uScrEHATI. April l2-FlourS So 25a6 50. Corn
6ad65c. Oats 65g70c. Pork S3l. Bulk shoulders
I2Lc; sides, 49,. Whisky soc B soon, Shout
q ers IAc sides I6Z9l5Zc. Hams IS9i9o. Lard
lSs. Sugar I3%@l55c. Molasses 50 sS5c.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIE, April Y. Flour, "a s0as 90.
Wheat 81 40Gl 60. Corn 6ia70c. Oats 6215 a66c.
Rye 81 2Oal 70. Barley " 10. Whisky SIZE
SUGAR 2al5c. MOlssses 75@ Sc. Lard l7zc.
Bulk sides, packet, Ice. Bacon shoulders lShc;
sides l6Z 9I6Hc, Loose hams l4l5e.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April IL Flour So 25R6 q. Wheat
81 OF. Corn 5iH95lHe. Oats 5l4c. Rye 81 10
Barley 81 579I 10. High wines Sic. MOlasses
glGl G6. Sugar l49l5zc. Pork $50 50. Lard
~ 8iSc. Bulk shoulders I2L4c. Packed hams
l69 l6ac.
EOnisVfzze Mako.
LOUISVILLE, April n.-TObaccO steady at full
Pork 81 50932. Bacon, shoulders, lac (;
ia I7%c. Bulk meats unchanged. Sugar
higher Flour s596 %. Corn 65c. Oats 65c.
NJ aIasses S098sc. Whisky 9tc. Lard l8Hc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April l~2.-COnsuls 9316a93%. 5-2O's
$685., and at rankfOrt SIS,
LIvERPooL. April 10 : Cotton is hrmer but
not higher. Uplands l25c; Orleans l2zsc. Sales
z, GOO bales.
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GALIFO

SAN FRANCIsCO, April 12.-The Gold
Hll mines were uncovered to-day, and
no trace Of smoke was observed. Lights
we're sent down, and * inguished i'm
medistely by the foul air. The blowers
OF several mines were set in operation,
and streams Of water turned on, with
the expectation Of expeiling the pcis-
onous atmosphere, and absorbing the
gases, and preparations made to remove
he dead as O as possible. Great in
terest was manifested at certain dam-
sged mines to-day.
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The attention @; the Northern press il
directed to the sketch Of cur Crimiasl
Court Judge by the great Radical leader,
BARBOUR LEWIS It is In every word
and line so accurate a portrait Of the GO
rus csEpst-bsgger thst We commend it to
tie Northern people as 9 gusge whereby
they can measure our endursuce, FOR.
besrsDcs snd patience with that class.
We expect to be able to publish Hun
TER's picture Of LEWIS ia E few days, g
picture that we presume will complete
the Radical portrait gallery now rspiiiy
filing up from the hands Of these two
CREST Radical masters.
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TIE ARKAss.s LEc1s.ArrEE.

This body, much to the relief Of the
good people Of Little Rock, adjourned
sine die a. Z O'clock on Saturday last,
one OF Its lsst acts bsiDg the reception
and endorsement Of the report Of the Sc
leet committee withdrawing the aend-
ish militia lateiy SO rampant ia Critts1-
dec and other counties o. the Clayton
eu-sed State. As it lived 50 IL died, 5
mockery Of tie legislative system; and It
has passed into the political history q
the country, sids by side with the thirty
ninth sBd f1rtieth Congress, whose cres-
ture It was, covered with infamy.
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\

Our special and press kilograms con-
tain much Of interesting matier in refer
ence to the movementso OF Mir. JOHNSON
who hiss abandoned his proposed tour TO
Europe, and purposes dsyotiDg himself td
the disfranchissd people OF the South,
before whom rs will present himself du-
ring the spring and coming summsr
Nj. FOOTE, in the interest OF the GRANT
administration, has cpsned bis bsttery
on the Ex-Presldentr but, as usual, he is
on ths least tenable side and without a
psrty.
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FOREIGN.

FLORENCE, April l2.-Bertonoli, the
Isalian Minister 20 Constantfnople, goes
20 Washington In the same capacity,
and Borbsloni succeeds him. Cordsro
hes been appointed Minister to London.
PEsFH, April I2.-The elections ia
Hungary and CFutis have resulted ia
favor of the DroIle party, which will
have 8 majority Of 100 10 the new Diet
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rHE ConmrnCIH CONTENTION.

Tie pubhc are anxious thst amid the
furore excited by the rear spPro .ch OF
the ex-Presidsut, the Commercial Con-
ysnti0H shsll not be forgotten. Time Ia
moving rapidly, and ve have rot yet
heard that any funds have been col
lected or subscriptions male, or arrange
ments, il We except what the sclve
Committee OF Invitation have accom-
Plished. VIII somebody that knows
whit MSS been done or Is doiog in this
mstter tell the people ali about it through
our columns?
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL will be ready
tomorrow, presenting it's many readers
a mass Of valuable news, foreign and do
nestle; editorials on prominent topics (;
crop news from exchanges ana cores
pondents; financial and commercial tn
t~elligence; poetry and miscellaneous
reading matter: the whole making 8
family and formers newspaper uneZ-
csiled il the United States. Terms only
g 80 per snBum q 90 per annum to
clubs Of two or more; and only five cents
per single copy, ErsPped, ready for mail
ing,
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April l 2-On Saturday
evening, at Jsnettsviile, in Hartford
county, Miss Cairns shot and killed
Nicholas McComas. About twenty per-
sons we're seated on the porch OF the vii.
lsge hotel when Miss Cairns suddenly
appeared, and drawing a revolver cred
thres shots at McComss. The alleged
cause Of tbs murder was seduction.
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OORREsPoNDEECE.
NnMpHES APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, Iso
I'd pRINrErs-FoR sALE.

About three hundred pounds Of Long
Primer type as good as ReW sir hundred
and fftgpoJmd8 q BreUiey; fUe hundred
and Dy pounds Of NoRpGTfstj and a
fer extra JoTts and material NTH Which
to 1T out a fret class country newspaper
Office. Applications addressed to the
underlined Within the ne5t tCO WecEs
t0SH receive prompt attention.
AINsLIE, KEAFIHG & 90.
Appeal UnIee.
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CONGRESS SIGNAL.

SENATE.
WAsHIEGTOS, April I2-The Senate met at
noon to-day, SIR. Anthony presiding.
MesSrs HamIln and CtsssrlY we're appointed
a COMMITTEES 70 Inform the President that the
Sena.e Eas ready for bu-iness.s
an order was adj pied to meet daily at u m,
aud that the standIng committees con tinue a.
they ~eTe during the last session.
The Senate then went tnto executive session.
ard about two hours wsrs thrs spezt, when
the doors were reOpened and NJ. Ia Min, from
thu commit, @ appointed to waif on the Presi-
cent, reported tBat thy had p~sriOTIusd that
duty, and iiSe PresiIeLt ned repliet that he
", u!l seEd IN q communication Immediately,
and others "a occasion might require.
A humber OF nominations were then named
ami tie doors again CLOSED, and al $50 pm. the
senate adjourned.
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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE.-The q
vi Offices and members of Ange-
roma Lodge, No. 16S F. and A. M, are Wy
equesed to attend q special eOmmu- w
n cation. his Tuesday evening, 18th
inst, at ~ o'clock, for work In the F.. @. degree.
By order JOHN ZENr, ". n.
JOHN BEAMTsH, secretary. aria
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTlON.
WIN. a. Robinson & Co., Western Foundry

fHBE undersigned, one OF the msmbers Of the
above Fl m, hereby notifies the public, that
said firm became Dissolved on the I'D of De-
eembef. 1853, by proceedings in bankruptcy OF
fhs senior partner, W. A. X hinson, COM
meace1 by him on said day. The said Robin
sen, tasst ter with the remaining partners, r
Nicholson andT B. Saunders, having, sine said
the unders. gned illegally carried on the said
bnsiness an order has been obtained in said
bankruptcy proceeding upon the petition Of
the undersigned, e ON the Hon. Connolly +.
TriRg, u. s. Dstr ct Judge, ETC., ad1o1rDing the
retur m day OF the warrant, and nrst meeting
in stid proceeding, until the frs; Monday In
Ma next, and notice Issued TO said Nicholson
and sanders 10 appeal on said day, and show
cause why the said urm should not de declared
bankrupt.
This publication Is made for the protection of
the pu5lic IN osaliag with said Arm.
apls r. A. MYERLE.
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Morning Train nom Memphis does not ran
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis. R. R time 500 a m zOl pr.
Arrive at zshville.--.-----l As pm. 6.83 a M
Sleeping Cars on evening frain frora Me-u-
Through Tickets at Reduced Rases.
Can be procured st the Companyss once. 2a7X
Main street. and at Depot, head Of Main street
81 Baggage Checked at Depot N BY the Men,
pnis City Transfer Company at Hotels. PIT
Yate Residences, or on board boats 70 al prin-
Opal points East and North.
Telegraph ONCE in Ticket Office, 2S7% Main
street.
SAN. B. JONES, Superintendent.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent. feb2I