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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

PIANOS, PARLoR ORGANS, &o.-John T.
Ellis, at his congratulated musical depot,
No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth
street, offers choice selection OF pianos,
parlor organs. &c. Pianos for sale or rent
| on easy terms.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

Leaving balance of.............,.. tqs5 OJ
that would have been saved to the corporation
VI the contract had heen given out to the low.
est competent bidders In conformity with the
laws OF the city. The bids Of Jeremiah Cos.
teilo 20. for First street east were slS cents
Tor grading and So cents Tor gtavelin {, which,
" the street had been given TO thst party would
have made 40 additional saving to the corpo.
ration OF tl05 IS, but as Mr. Bowen claimed
that Mr.. Costello was not q competent bidder.
Though he has since given him the contract
S2o.0Oo,) he was passed over, and the cost Of
first street computed at the prices Of Mr..
James q. stafford, the next lowest competent
bidder.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

NAVY YARD APFoINTMESTs.-C Benja-
min +. Simpson, of Baltimore, has been ap-
pointed a second class foreman Of laborers
In the navy yard. Several painters from
Baltimore were yesterday placed at work In
the yard.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

In the United Kingdom during CORE spond.
ing years stamps have produced a reve nue In
sterling that would exhibit about the follow
ing result when reduced to our currency;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

FALL STYLE HATS, &c.-Lewis, No, $50
Seventh street, between / and X streets,
near the Northern Liberty market, offers for
sale at popular prices large and complete
stock ofgentlemen's furnishing goods, hats,
caps, &c. Give him q call.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

COST AT JOHN DoSovAs,s PRICES.
NJ Street,
Excavation, II, 3o2 cubic yards, at II cents Der
yard, N,7o32l; grsveling, II, oss square y yards,
At 10 cents, tl,70s so................. $500 %
Street.
Excavation, 1880 cubic yards, atli
cents, eS,ibl 30 1 -grsvellng, 00,5li
square yards, 81 10 cents, sj'osi 10. II, 2o2 40
u Street
Embank ment, l6,t92 cubic yards, Atll
cents, ASA 2s gr.veling, 1873
square ysrd., alto cents, t7s2 3d.. 1851 So
First street.
Embsnkments, 500 cubic yards, At II
cents, t275; graveling, ALTO square
yards, At 10 cents, t2ii............... 4sj 90
Total amount at Donovan's prices, sl7.7sJ 9S
bidders Ie.soI o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

The BoYsIS BLUE.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Boys In Blue will be held at
Union League hall this evening. The meet
ing is for the purpose Of perfecting arrange
ments to attend the emancipation celebra-
ton In Baltimore, November 1.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

BADLY INJURED.-Yesterday colorcd hod
carrier, engaged at work on building on
Twenty first, between II and I, lost his bal
ancc, while descending a ladder with his hod,
and fell to the ground, a distance of % feet
He was taken up In badly bruised condi.
ton. DIR. Hopkins attended him and found
that no bones were broken. The injured
man was removed to his residence on X street,
near Twenty-frst.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

TUE BUTLER ZoUAvEs AND the BALrI-
MORE CELEBRATIoS.-A committee of the
colored citizens from Baltimore waited upon
Major Fischer, the commander Of the Butler
Zouaves, yesterday, In relation to the PARTED.
patton of this corps 10 the celebration on
November 4. AS no assurance could be
given that the troops would be allowed ia
parade In Baltimore with their arms, they
have decided not to attend.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-29

REMovED.-Judd & Detweiler, book and
job printers, have removed their Office to the
corner Of Eleventh street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, Cover Mohun 81 Blanchard's store
where they have superior facilities to exc
cute all kinds of printing at moderate rates
for cash.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20

their houses are not subject to the pry-
iug eyes of the Senatorial Committee,
Rho can exact from any lying servant
sufficient ground to produce difficulties
which would lead to the recall of any
foreign minister. This matter has been
freely discussed in diplomatic circles,
and with some feeling.
DEMOCRATIC NoN.ATTENDANCE.
There are loud complaints against the
non.attendance Of Democratic members
Of the House, and they are directed
mainly against the Eastern members.
Who prefer the comforts OF home to the
dizziness Of the House. 1t has frequently
occurred that the Democratic members
were unable TO muster sufficient force to
order the yeas and nsys, and on several
occasions the Radicals have been ena.
bled to carry through important political
measures which otherwise could have
been defeated by Parliamentary tactics,
If absent Democrats had been in their
seats.
TIE TAX BILL,
which has just passed the House, pro-
vides free stamps for AK paid, but un-
stamped tobacco, snuff and cigars in
lawful packages requires all stamps OF
one pound and upwards to be numbered,
registered and signed, and to be pur-
chased only from Collectors, and per-
mits the substitution OF the proprietor's
name for that of the manufacturer upon
cigars. AS this provision is Incorporated
in the bill for the revision of the Revenue
Department there is little prospect in
the short time remaining Of the session
10 pass the Senate in this form.
THE SUMNER SESSION.
The friends and opponents OF a long
session of Congress mex summer are al
ready measuring swords. Nearly all the
old members advocate q brief session.
PARDON SEEKERS.
The President is besieged with applica-
tions for pardon from all parts of the
country, His liberal exercise OF Glenn
ency has brought an unusual pressure.
THE COPPER TARIFF BILL
is vet in the hands Of the President with
no authoritative assurance that it will be
vetoed, though there is q general i'm
preston that Mr.. Johnson will return the
bill with reasons for refusing to approve
II. This opinion ia not passed upon any
thing said by the President since the bill
was placed in his hands, but it is agreed
that Mr.. johnson, to be consistent with
his well understood sentiments as to free
trade, must veto this copper bill. There
is great anxiety manifested on the sub
ject alike by friends and opponents OF the
measure, and the latter affirm That If the
oil comes back to Congress it cannot be
passed Over the veto.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February ia Wash
ington special says Gen. Grant remarked
to q Republican member of Congress to-
dar~ that he would consider 1t an insult
to The party which has elected him to
think Of putting any man in his Cabinet
wac was not with his party during the
W ar, or who had not acted with it since
then. He knew the party had rights,
ami he should. not allow his personal
feelings to interfere with these rights.
The President has refused to pardon
Cod. Earight, now in prison for frauds on
the revenue.
Edward Munday was caught last nigh
in the act of breaking into q clothing
store on Bleecker STREET. he is one of
the late witnesses in the Rogers murder
cs &c.
4ustave Hssmsnn, who killed Passehl
at q bsll in Hoboken about Christmas,
wits yesterday found guilty OF man
slaughter by the jury, who recommended
hi "a TO mercy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20

THE Joker for this week has a two.
page illustration, that admirably hits of
the position the friends Of GRANT would
have Us believe that gentleman will oc-
cupy as President. He is represented as
the Indian Trimurtii dispensing fsvors
and holding out inducements to the rep
resentatives Of every shade OF politics.
Here may be seen BENNETT, ana RAY
MOND footing GRANTS horn, BEN WOOD
swinging a censor, and MANTON MARBLE
a most devOut worshipper, with many
Others whose lungs and pens were oil but
exhausted for SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
GREELEY is the only one of the crowd
standing of. He is represented as in the
garb and style OF the Traditional Yankee /;
and in response to a noted Judge thinks
things look rather d~ubersome." To
which We might respond III the picture
is correct in the words OF an ex-Mayor
OF Memphis, and q good Democrat, We
should think so, Judge" II GRANT is
TO be a tricephslos he will be q failure.
He will begin by disgusting the party
that elected him and end with the con-
tempt OF the country. But we do not be-
lleve the Joker represents the President
electcorreetly. He will be 2 Republican;
an ~unyielding, unbending Republican,
relying upon the army.
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COR RESsIONAL.
SENATE,
WASHINGTON, !

WASHINGTON, February Is, 1869.
Mr.. Stewart, from the Pacific Railroad
Company, substituted a msjority report
in opposition to the views Of the minor
ity on the Omnibus Railroad bill.
NJ. Wilson introduced a bill to repeal
the act fixing the headquarters of the
General of the Army at Washington,
requiring all orders of the President and
Secretary of War to bs issued by him,
and in csse of his inability by sickness,
the. next IN rank; and providing that he
shall be released from command, or as
signed to duty elsewhere, except at his
request, without the approval OF the
Senate, and that all contrary orders shall
De null and void.
P0meroy, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported with an amend
ment Of bill amendatory OF act of July
II, 1868, rel Rting to location of Agricul-
tpral Scrip. As amended the bill pro-
viGes simply that all such Scrip shall be
received from actual settlers in payment
Of preem ption claims in the same man.
neG as is now authorized by law in case
OF military bDunty land warrants. Also,
adversely to House bill to declare for
feiIed to The United States certa D land
grs nted in aid of construction Of railroads
in Missia uppl, Louisiana and Florida.
Pomeriy introduced q bin to abolish
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20

We LEARN that the Mississippi Gen.
trail Railroad under the management
Of Col. SAM TATE has increased in
value, not alone TO the owners and
l~essees, but to the people of the coun-
try through which it passes. This
was to have been expected under
the control and management Of Col.
TATE, who, without doubt, stands un-
rivAlled in the South for ability in his
peculiar vocation. What the condition
Of the Central is now, is not W 8
foreshsdowing Of what it may be If the
Southern Railroad Association is only
fortunate enough to retain his services
for the term during which they are to
control the affairs Of that corporation.
BE is the only msn they can find to iii
his present position. With him on the
Central, WOODRUFF on the Ohio,
WHITE on the Tennessee, WICKs on
the Charleston, BRINKLEY on the Little
Rock and MITCHELL on the River Rail-
road, West Tennessee need not fear the
future, nor Memphis any successful or
lOng-liyed rivalry.
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When, 8 few days ego, we dismissed
the railroad ring, We supposed it was for
the last time. We did not think that
that back door corporation would again
attempt to air its impudence. We were
mistaken. Through its friends it is again
on the wsr-psth for the Mississippi River
Railroad. IL has been in close session
recently; has enjoyed much hob mob.
big and very much champagne, and q
regular round of " ring''-ing Qualification.
Great has been the feasting and many
the toasts and bumpers with which its
members have pledged each to the other
aid and help and countensnce in the
grand schemes inside grander through
glasses filled with famous Cliquot. New
Orleans connections and branches from
the Central, leading to and from all
attractive points, have occupied their a..
tention. They have discussed the green
ness OF our TennesseesDs as to rail.
road matters, and clustered st the i'm
pudenee Of the Memphis press, whose
conductors are not supposed TO know
~
much about ~railroRdinR. They have ex.
pressed their regrets that the Memphis
and OHIO should be 80 much in the way
OF their gigantic schemes, have sorrowed
c the loss Of the Little Rock r abroad.
and expressed 8 still longing desire to
possess that plumb OF sill Memphis Rail-
road enterprise, the Mississippi River
RAilroAd-a copy Of the chart Of which
is hanging in our view, the picture a
q most tempting railroad tit-bit. AS We
contemplate it, we do not wonder that 8
petition is in circulation for the slgns.
ture OF merchants inviting "the r;noD
to interest itself for it-in other words -
try and get possession Of it for It's own
purposes. II is just such q morsel as The
"riDgh has the NAV to swallow. Rut
we sdvise that rapaclous IN
give W the idea. They can't come il
under any disguise. The more the
stockholders snd people along the line
Of the Mississippi RIVER Railroad
see Of Mr.. MITCHELL, and learn
OF his designs, his tact, his energy, his
-H
general fitness and adGptab!lity for his
position IS President Of that corporation,
the more they are satisfied OF his ca
pacity, unsided by the risg or any i'm
pudent outside corporations, 10 carry il
forward and make it a success and
they are prepared TO treat all such Pc
titions ss grossly impertinent assump-
tons and preteGsions-this one especial
ly, If il ever shall be presented, as an ar
rogsnce unparalleled in the history of
railroads. The "Ting" a just fsdge
their way and the River Railroad Com
paDy will fsdge thelr'n. They might as
well recall their petition. The people OF
Memphis-the merchants most so-sre
uncOmpromisingly opposed to them.
They won't take any "rIngn in their's,
hey thank yoa.
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WASHINGTON.

W~AsHINGTON, February 19.-In the
assault case of Dempsey on Gen. Dun
can, Judge Fisher to-day fued Dempsey
$500, and Imprisonment for ten days.
10 the Supreme { curt to-day, Attorney
General Evsrts moved for a certificate
oa division ia the case OF Jefferson
Davis, be dismissed. Judge Chase said
the order would bs made.
All the members of the Cabinet were
present at the regular meeting to-day.
The session was short.
The Presidential Electors now in the
city held = meeting at the National
Hotel this afternoon for the purpose Of
arranging TO attend in 2 body the forth-
coming inaugural ceremonies. Electors
were present from Missouri, Nebraska,
Tennessee, Iowa, Arkansas and Indiana.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20

At q meeting OF the stockholders, held at the
81. Charles Hotel in New Orleans. In pursuance
II notice, on the 2Sth day of January, the FOL.
ioWing named gentlemen lin accordance &C
terms o. charteT), were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
Thomss A. AdemF. New Orleans.
Aired MoultOn, New Orleans.
u. DsHaveD, New Orleans.
Vim. Creary, New Orleans.
Howard mnIpaugh, New Orleans.
John Paul Baker. New Orleans.
John A. GIaw, New Orleans.
H.. Naulting,N New Orleans.
u. W. FIowrence, NicksbGTg.
DR.. j. r. WatRiDS, Memphis.
n. S. Otis, Memphis.
Dr. /. W. RogerP, A EN- his.
l.. Edward Montgomery, Memphis.
John b. Davies, Louisville.
4. Baker, Louisville.
samuel II Patterson, Jacksonville.
John Cobb, Maids On, II d.
Gen. I. 7. r~ittendeD, Madison, Ind.
y. q. Martin, ST. Louis.
Cant. h. +. carson, ST. LOuis.
Ala meeting of the Directors, held FOR the
puruose CT eleciipg officers the following
named gentlemen were elected:
ID. DeHaver, President, New Orleans.
John A. Graw Vice President, New Orleans.
=. Milspaugh, Treasurer, New Orleans.
y. 9. Otis, SecFetsry, Memphis.
Iobn B. IRVies, Cher Engineer. Louisville.
n N. Kirk, superintendent, Madison.
C. 8 Stewart, Assistant Eeeretary, new Or-
leans. c, CDou,o,
Hotel. New Orleans
+ Y. Rocket has lcen appointed Agent,
with Office at Memphis. 10 whom application
NAV be made for exchange of lands for STOCK
in tire Company.
O0ice No. AZ Madison street.
pT-Lergtr fnd Post copy SW- leOis
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AND RIVERS,

New ORLEANS. February l9.-Arrived
Lady Gay.
Observation-Disclosures
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-The river
is stationary.
CAIRO, February 19-Up-Normsn, l
q. NJ, Olive Branch, Z q. N; Minneols,
IL a. m. Down-Shark, 3 p. m; Rubi-
con and Virginia, 4 p. N.
River rose IL inches. Weather clear
and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS. February 19.-Arrived-
Belle Of Alton.
Depsrted-Belle of Memphis. Wealth
er clear and pleasant. The riyeris swell
ing,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20

THE Knoxville Wig very properly
snubs certain Democratic papers in the
State, who have been b~isrneying De
WITT CLINTON SENTER, the successor of
BRowNLOw, with a view TO win him
Over,r rs the coddling phrase is. We
think it is about time this sort of thing
should cease, and that such Democratic
papers should learn that a proper esti-
mate Of the respect they owe the people
whom they propose to represent, f5rbids
any honey-faggling with Radical lead
ers; especially with BROwNLOw pets of
SENTER's stripe. We have no objection
to Democratic papers and communities
promising to Governor SENTER their
hearty support in the faithful execution
Of the laws in a fair and candid spirit,
that shall be admitted to be such by all
classes of the people; but we do protest
most earnestly against that toadyism
and fawniDg Of which the New York
World, in its worship Of Gen. GRANT,
oilers the most n~auseating example.
TOtirg water on both shoulders has been
tried, but has always proved q failure.
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the resi-
dence OF the b ,ide's father, near Leighton Ala.
on the 18th of February, 1869, by Rev. L. e,
Ransom, W. b. WALDRAN to Miss MATTE f.
~ABERNArHY, daughter OF sol. John T. Aber.
nathy.
WCOTEN-ABERNATHY-A the same time
and place, by the same, J. c. WoorEN, OF Co
lumbia, Tenn, 20 Miss HATTIE W. ABEREA-
THY, daughter of Col. John t. Abernsthy.
EYRICH-HOo E-On Thursday evening.
February 18th, 1869, at the Second Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. I. d WitherspOon. Mr.. J. c.
EYRICH. of this city, and Miss HANSAH A
HOOP, of HhlsbOro, Loudon county, Va.
The attendants were Mr.. 7. II. Chiffon and
Miss Mollie Eyrich. Mr.. J. [. Watson and Miss
Kate Damon, Mr.. John b Wilkinson and Mia
Esther Damon, AMI Mr.. r. G. Gutherz and Miss
Jennie Pollock.
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By Telegraph


NASHVILLE. February l9.-The body
Of the negro Copeland, who was taken
from the jail st Murfreesboro some weeks
ago by a band of masked men, was found
yesterday in Stone river, near that place.
a rope around the neck indicated that
he had been hanged. 1t was doubtful st
the time whether his friends had taken
him from the jsil.
In the House, several petitions, pray
ing that God Almighty be recognized by
the Constitution, were received.
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mARhEFS.
Rev xors Market.


NEW YORK. February Ig-Cot.on about
&c lower. sales 1870 baies uplands ST 2SZc.
Flour IS 6096 >, closing at ga Toe lower. South
ern yellOW corn s3G S5Zc. Rice duil. Con. {
Wheat heavy and lower. Spragnes snd prints
l39l3Ic. Berrimac ID 23}=c; Psc!nc l5%e
AmosGesg lZ}zc; gray clCtGs Ss4e; cotton dc
zoe all six coru spool thread, except or ana
McNough, soc three cord 3J%c.
Money market easy AT lose on call. Ster'
ling 9ss5sc. Gold S5z $3.50. CIssrances sSj,
G65s 5665sc; new Gr4e5sc.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, February lg-FlOUr, low
grades hTmer; superhneSj 90; Xxx s. y; XXX
Bran 81 Is Hsy, prime, s2Sg90. Pork dull al
s4 % Bacon dun. Shoulders loo Gear rib lSc.
Lard dun; tieTce ~ Keg DC. Sugar in good
demand. Common l29lzA4c prime AZ 9l5c
yellow clarified Ice. Moiasses in good de.
inand; prime T7lSOe; Whisky, western rGcJi.
ned 81 COgl %. Coffee quiet and firm fair
5295 bales for the week 1881. ExPoits to-day
5 30 ;lor W. elk 42,O95. Stock i46 99s. 5 les for the
week 1880. Sales today $50: &c lower.
Middllngs Z74sZ7Lze. God SSl4c Sterling
&c premium.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. February ~l9-FIOur s. 50G6 D
Fail wheat 81 5O9l 80 Corn 6Sg75c. Cats 90
G5c. Rye 81 ~ ~ 81. Whisky SIC. Pork S33 90.
Bulk meats--l3lzg and lie. Bacon, IA,
~ and lSc Hams NC. Lard l9%g2ls4c.
shicaSO Market.
CHICAGO, February 49, Flour S5O0S6 %.
Whsat 81 1891 ~. Cora 5Txc Oats 5349
53I5:. Rye 81 !sgI 1872. Barley 81 9j9l 500.
Highwines Sc. Pork 81 1892. Lard lSE9l9c.
Cincinnati EsarkeL
CTSoTNNATI, February 9-Flour, family,
s. 1917 10. Oats 6SG703 Whisky @le. PJrk
so 0AG3z 30. Lard unchanged. Bulk meats
l39l5c. Bacon dun and n,g ected. Red winie.
wheat 81 4OGl o.. Rye SI45. Bari unchanged.
Cotton dun and no demand Ai1dlings 293.
sugar A@Le higher. Molass=s S09sjc. Coffee
.O9z5c.
Louisville Market.
,zLoUIsvTLLE. February I9.-Ssles 100 hhdS. of
Tobacco at 81 25d5J = from Jugs To wrappers.
PoIk So 75S3t. Lard c~0g2J52c. Bacon LA,
~ and IL. Bulk meals l3H, l5L aud lie
Flour IS 509G 20. Corn 5S960c. oats 6jc.
whisky a.. Cotton Z71&c. Wheat 81 20. Rye
81 40. sugar, hard standard, 9Otsc prime New
Orleans l5Ic.
Foreign
LONDON, February lS.-Cocsols 90. sos
IS
rRANFoRT, February l9.-U. 8. $40 bonds
S2149SZ4.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 19.-The Times, re-
fer-ing to the Alabama treaty, says
We have done our best; we have gone to
the verge Of national humiliation to Sc
cure 3 settlementof the question at issue.
We shall nov wait for a proposition
from the new administration under Gen.
Grant. 1t is admitted the claims arc a
fair subject for friendly arbitration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-20

THE Mayor pro. tenn. elsewhere an
nOunces the names Of delegates APP
pointed by him, pursuant to a resolution
by the City Council, to attend the Ten
nessee River Convention, to be held at
Chattanooga on the 24.h inst. We hope
q goodiy number Of those selected viii
be present on the occasion, and that the
credit ard prestige of Memphis will be
fairly upheld. Our delegation should be
respectable not alone in numbers, but
ability.
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Shelby Nursery.

4 PPLES and Peach trees, zoe each SIS pei
II 100; Sizj per ItuJ. Pear, Plum, Cherry,
AyIicOt and AiiuonI trees, Soc each. Concord
Grape Vines SO per 100; ST. Per 1000; szJO PEI
50yO. Other articles prOpOrtiOn6biy low.
Best sh piping f~aciIit!eS by Express or Freight
traIus. AUurrSs K. IN & ELEDSOE,
frbl1 LuA.erVIle, oheIby c9uEIE. Tenn.
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NEW
Notice.

DOR SALE OR LEASE-A very desirable
z pew IN calvary Church. Apply to
CONFERENCE.-THE, CHAPMAN & Goa
fehf0 Book Store, Z79% Main street.
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Judges-W.L White. NJ. ] Pendergast and
Thomas Fleming. Clerks-A. II. Merrill and
j. l.. Sharpe. MOSES MUTTON,
Deputy Commissioner.
Polls will open at 10 o'clock am and close at
D O'Clock pm. Judges will see that the existing
franchise iaV S are c implied with. The Judges
and Clerks will be qualified 81 the polls at each
precinct, al 81 O'clock. Tine Deputy Commits
siOners Will meet at the mayors oil q at 81
~O'clocF, 10 be sworn in b. the Mayor. The
Judges, Clerks and Deputy Commissioner Will
please notify ne of theT inability 10 serve, on
or before tue Saturday preceding the election.
BY orderof J. I. SWAYEE,
Mayor pro. tenn.
CT. SMITH, Sergsant-at-Arms.
Approved J. j. SEARS,
COMMISSIONS OF Registration
for Shelby eoun Tenn.
EuapFnun no amy eGtn
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Mississippi Valley Navigation
Co. Of the South and West.
OFFICERS OF TEE COMPANY.

This Company, sutherized by charter from
the state of louisiana, is now thoroughly or
gained and in working order.