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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-18
By TELEGRAPH.
IRON our SUNDAYS EDI4IoxI
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January l6.-Gen. Gil.
! len wss before the RecOust tEuetiOn Com.
/ mittee again 10 day. Hs WAS examined
/ rslstive TO the disturbances alleged "a
( have taken place iB the seven counties
! OF Mississippi carried by the opponents oi
! the Constitution. He testified substau-
! tally that there was some distur bance
there during the election, tut not enough
"a materially affect the general result.
he admitted tnat probably, In some
cases, the negroes remained away from
the polls through intimidation, hut he
did not think they abssnted themselves
Ia any considerable mum bers; or that If
they had all been pressEt it would have
affected the election SO IS TO secure 3
majority in thst section Of the State for
the Constitution.
A bali mss passed the Illinois Senate
reducing passenger fares on all railroads
10 that State to = cents per mile.
The President yesterday sent to the
Senate treaty for the adjustment Of the
Alabama and other CLAIMS by a com
missioner.
Receipts % fractional currency for the
week were $40 600; shipments S35I, $50
National bank currency Issued Sill, ,430
actual circulation S299. .TD4 2S3 fractional
NtA- AEA-NL ACANEDAEA WDskF ~
The National Brick Layers Upion
adopted > resolution to-day, which legsl-
izss the adoption of the eight hour law,
aud the subordinate Unions are 10 insu-
guTate strikes whenever in their opinion
occasion requires, provided they do so in
conformity with the National Union
Constitution. The matter Of raising
funds 10 sustain the strikes was left to
voluntary contributions 8s heretofore.
a letter wss received here to-day BY
the Commissioner Cf the Internal Rev
euus from an officer OF that Department
az TUl.shOma, Tennessee, giving an aC-
count Of the Outrages committed on the
Revenue officers in that section Of the
State for performing their duty. He
ststes that q few nights ago he YVES taken
from his bed by q body OF masked men,
who threatened to blow bis brains out If
he attempted to enforce the Revenue
laws They then fred mum Der Of shots
at his house, bat released him after ex-
acting g promise that he would not ST.
tempt to enforce the law. Toe matter
has been referred TO the Z. 3 Attorney
for Tennessee, with instruction 10 re- |
quest the assistance Of military force (
70 aid Be7enUe ofliceTs to perform their /
duties.
Tne National Colored Convention /
adopted report urging the organic alton /
Of an Equal Rights LsaEue.
a resolution Wss passed asking Con /
yreEs Tor a. amendment TO the Cons.ilu-
ton putting beyond cavil the right Of
every citizen to vote, irrespective o. race,
30lOT or condition, sud also urging upon
Congress the necessity for further legis-
attCn TO redress the outrage Of expellIpg
he cOiOred members from the Georgia
Legislature, and TO restore the rights Of
be negroes iD that STATE.
A subcommittee is preparing an sd-
rsss 10 be isid before the American peo.
lie, and another committee has been aD-
.Oiuted to present the suffrage question
eioro the Congressional judiciary Com
1ittee.
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FOREIGN.

IONDOE, January ig.-Cnas. Dickens
publishes a card in the Londcu papers
today, denying the story Of the recent
death OF his brother's w,loW in Chicago,
He says that lady is still alive and well,
and thst be is the trustee Of her estate
now under settlement.
Ede Eu8l signing Of the treaty fer the
settlement 0t the Alabama claims eliciis
favorable comments from the London
papers.
A meeting OF these fayOring the ballot
10 Parliamentary elections vas held here
last evening. A5,e sFe-ches were made
by Wilmer Gibson, Chagi5s BAxtOn and
OlheTa. The assembiEgs W8s large, and
much eEthusissm was manifested
FLORENCE, January l6.-R ots occa.
stoned by al attempt % collect the mill
taxes have broken out in various parts Of
Italy, and the military force has been
Gssd for sUppTessiDg the disorders.
TEsnty six OF the rioters have been
killed sad wounded. THE couutry is
now trBnqUiln
PARIS. January I6.-Tle Conference
concluded its session to-day, to afford the
members ga p0ltunity to sign the
declaration. IL ia believed that the
declaration askS OF Greece, ia the i1ter-
es-s Of Europe, peace, snd 10 suppress the
bends and vessels intended for inCuTsiOn
into The geIghbOring States OF the Otto
man Empire, Rnd c0uusals Turkey TO
withdraw her uitimGtgm. 1t concludes
by EXPRESSING hope Tor the speedy re-
nswai Of the diplomatic relation between
Turkey and Greece.
BREMEN, January Ie.-Oa the 1st
prox. the money order system between
the large towns Of North Germany aud
tbs United States Will be iDauguTated.
The piaa u 70 receive payment at the
post FL es ia the North German Union
and ia the United States, and issue or
ders for the same on the agents Of ths
North German Lloyd. The amounts are
10 be limited to ABOUT $50.
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NEW YORK.

NEW York January ia number
CT gentlemen met last evening and
formed "Ine General Association o,
Engineers ia America" BraBchss aye
TO ns e8tsblished in every State ia the
Union, the object being 10 improve all
engineering trades aud professions.
Judge DiCkey, IS sU5-c0no Missioner Of
the Congressional Committee OF Iuves-
tigstiOn iutO the alleged frEu6s in tbe
sisoh0n returns, is engaged ~ the prose-
cui0n OF his Inquiries Ia the Interior
The Albany argus says th0 failure Of
Parker, Brooks d c., OF New York,
and Pierre, Brooks & Co., OF Springfield
Center, hop merchants, is announced.
Their hshilities are stated to be upwards
Of 500 co, and {. is claimed tina. they
have assets which Will mere than meet
their Indebtedness.
Judge IngEaham, to-day, granted an
order ia the case of Biatchford VS.. the
officers Of the Merchants Union l.
press Company That the defendant shall
show cause before him. on Monday, why
q Receiver should not be spp0inted.
In smother case sgaiBs. the same Com
paDy Judge Brady Issued an ilteC-socisty
injunction, restraining them from trans
feuing any property, aud from collecting
an assessment recently levied In view Uf
q con OliJaJlon.
a dispatch from Albany says that the
Assembly has once more, BY vote Of
80 70 43, tabled the resolution providing
for sn investigation iuto the sfT-iTs OF
ths Company.
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AU-KLUX.
Ex-RebeI Soldier Hung I'm over
ton COuRIy.

From The Nashville Union aud Americsn.l
We learn thRt on Wednesday night
last, at Livingston, the county seat OF
OyerJon county, young man named
Wm. German was foreibly taken from
bis place of residence and hanged near
thst place.
German had served through the war
ss s member Of the 25th Infantry, Co.'S
federate army, snd st the time of his
death was employed On the farm OF SIR.
Allison, Resr that place. His brother,
Isum German, was arrested by the Fede-
eral authorities Just before the close Of
the war upon the charge CT being a
bushwhaeker, was found guilty before a
military com mission, and suffered the
extreme penalty Of the law.
What viii cur Radical friends think
OF this last act Of the Ku-Klux, whom
they charge to be Febeis7 We are rather
Inclined 20 think that the other brsnch
of the Order, which had It's origin In
Uaion Leagues Is disposed to operate
little for amusement.
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THE sOROsIs.
What it IL, and what it Pre-
poses 10 DO.

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati ChronicIe.1
New YORK, January 9.-The women
have tTiumphed. The much sneered st
Sorosis has reached the dignity OF q
chartered society. The papers have
been signed, sealed snd delivered, and
the yomen's club is recognized by law
ss among the institutions whose exist
ence is recorded in the archives Of the
State,
Old bachelors may call it "onIy an
aIistocTati5 clQb," becsuse the door Is
SHUT 10 their facss-Sorosis will snap its
fingers at them, wear its jsWels and
feathers and laces all the same, and go
about doing all tie good 1t eau. In It's
report this week, il has called attention
to two very important Institutions: ope,
school for the training Of household
servants, It proposes to form the other,
fouadling hospital, it proposes to i'm
prove. Ia the latter case 1t mas thor
oRShly gone into the matter, and proves
how inadequate is the provision which
Is made for unmarried Womsn in case OF
mA. crafty.
Although Sorosis may be wealthy and
arlstOeratio and intellectual, it does not
fear to handle unclean things, or call
them by their right names, ard though
they may not discard puts ard curls,
and do not wear the Bloomer, they do
seek to raise the lowly and improve
their own sex, and In doing this have
invited earnest women Ia all parts OF
the country to join and cooperate with
them.
Whenever you see a lady with hand
some gold s on her shoulder or breast,
be sure she is one OF the sisteFs-perhsps
bound to 3 meeting where they will cit
in their rich dresses and discuss plans
With their good cheer as energetieaily IS
gentlemen possibly could, and with
qpits as satisfactory results.
They are now mskiDg efforts to estab-
lish q course of lectures.
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MAR RYLAND.

BALTIAcRE, January 16.-George
Bailey, p colored sailor, " no has been on
trial at Princess Anne for the murder Of
the captain and mate of the Schooner
Bravo, was convicted on Tuesday LAST,
and on Wednesday he was sentenced tG
be hsnEed. HIS three comrades in
crime, RAnds, Wilson and Wells, are In
Jail under sentences OF death. The day OF
their execution hss been fixed for the 5tb
OF March next.
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SOLICITORS and ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. Q.

THIS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
i inEtOn, (Ofhce, 2l7 r street,, viii attend %
all cases that may be entrusted TO them, IN the
Supreme Court Of the United States, and Court
OF Clzims and also 70 the recovery o. claims
against the Government or individuals, and
u business before Congress and in the Depart
meuts.
The senior member has be5n 2 practising
lswyer for thirty two years, and is a mefnbe
OF The bars Of the supreme Courts OF hrsa an
sas. Lou siaua and the United states. ILe
junior c-ed a lawyer, was long Represen Ia
tive and SenstCr Ia the Congress OF the United
state, and familiar with the modes OI trans
gctipg business in the DspErtTn entS
The senior, retaining ms residence at Mem
phil, will also. ~ one OF the Grm or PIKE,
ADAMS a PIKE, stte1d 70 cases in the su-
prems Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
In the United States Courts and Clancery
Court at Memphis. novlS II
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WINES ARD EIQUOHs.
WOLFE'5
s chiedam SGhn apps,

THE above Medicinal Beverage IS nanuiac-
tursd by the proprietor az his disuliery, II
f5chiedaIn, Holland expressly for mcd.cinsl
use,
v,~5etlr lr,f introduced IL 70 the American pub
iie gnd curiRg thGt time ne has resolved over
Three thousand letters 1roiu physlc ans fudOrs-
suE Il IS the purest liquor they have ever used
a. their practice. -,
selected with great cave from the products OI
zne uuust celebrated gfaln-gr0Wlns Glatrl It's, Is
favored with he essence Of the AROMATIC luli-
gsr-berry Of Italy. and isTeci4ned Dy a peculiar
process. which exPeis nom the spirit eVefy
slcrid particle.
- means Of preventing and correcting tue
Gtsssree2ble a1C often dangerous euecl pro
6ucsd upOn a. g stomach and DoWei5 ~ 8
change OF Waler-a visitation 20 which travel
srs usW settlers, aLd all unsecii ciifua ate1 persons
IN the West, the south, aud Southwest are Pc
cuiiarlY llaol9-sne HCHIEDAM ABOHAGIC
fscHNAPPz via he found absoiutsly infalltble 4;
while in cases OF crop y gravel, Obstructlons o.
tae kidneys, dise8aea OF 4le bladder. structure,
Dyspepsia aud general debility, u Is recon-
utsIided most emphalcaliy by the most dis
II guizhed members Of this medical profession.
II Is pat up in quart and pint bottles IN
s,zsss. with The name OF the UNDERSIGNED on
lie bottle and cork, ana fac-simile OF MS aiz-
nature on the label FOR sale by ali respectable
druggists sud country merchants.
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" o L.

CEALED proposals VIII - received al me
- ofios Of the undersigned. u 3sCEs9n port,
jackson county, Arkausas, uILlt At2 nfsL Jay
OF January, 1853, fOE The erection q Ihttk
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps eEd
sills iron cJTuice BtsirWays and balconies,
slate .. ID Tin roof The size Of said building 81
bv 20 feel, with center pIOjeut ous On eacu side
aud end 0f two 10y Il N cen feet carried up vii d
doFInitories. 20 be two stories high, with
rnansard or Frsl4.-h roOi, bDlfTy and dome.
Plan and specifications can be seen at this
of.Ce. Three annual ne yilleuts, 10 b. made ac-
cordlng 10 the progress Ol tue Work, and toe
house is 10 be completed by TIE nrst OF Jan
nary, 1870 and The payments 70 be made ac-
Curdiug 10 the reports OF the internal In prove
uzent Commissioner 10 tle eCur..
Riley EiNAAS,
dseZsm sheriff OF Jackson County, Ark.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January l6 In the bag.
gage OF woman arrested At Devanport
on Wednesday fol passing counterfeit
money, ovsr 5000 Ia spurious currency
was found. She Was the sgent for gang
OF Eastern coun tsgfeisers.
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ALB An Y.

ALBANY, \. Y, January I6.-At q
Radical caucus, held tonight, there was
fell attendance, and r. E. Fenton wes
nominated for United States Senator on
the second ballot, receiving 50 votes
against 40 for Edwin d. Morgan.
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HAVANA,

HAVANA, January l6.-The Bank del
Merriclo, known IS FessirIs Bsuk,
which Tor sOms time past has been 10 .
weak condition, Suspended oday. Its
liabilities are heavy, but the shareholders
Will be tie the principal sufferers.
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HARRISBURG, January 10 "A right
ful explosion OF burning flaid occurred
yesterday evening, by which a ysung
lady, Miss Ksts Rapsr,, had her person
terribly burned from head to feet.
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O,rner Kn1.ted

TOR Cne Sewing Machine, received per steam
4 er LuminRry, consig gned to ]. Leroy. Mem
phis, Tenn. II not called Tor within thirty 30
days, viii be sold to pay charges.
LARRY HARMS AD, Agent.
de27 In StaE Wharro0st, foO. 4onroe 81.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January l6.-In the House
to-day motion 60 rescind the act un-
seating the negro members and that
they bs resested, WAS lost by q large ma
joTity.
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Know a. rusn oy these presents, that the
Connecticut Nu Gsl LiGs Insurance Company,
Of Han. ort. tOa1.. do hereby authorize Ben
ia a7.Iu +. u ii-s, Ir., IT orney IN the State OF
i. nu5sS=e, f.r and Uu Uehalf Of said Company
10 a C 1- auI acs Row edge service OF ali pro-
&c IS = h7tnsc uea or iinal in any action or
!. OcSet!i-g sai est said Company IA auy OF the
Courts Of SAID state OF Tennessee, and IL Is
heEcJy @dmtie AM agreed that such service
OF tine process afJrtSQid shall be taken and he'd
10 He valid and sufficient in that beaalf the
: inia "a II served upon said Company accord
Ing @ Ga laws anu practice OF said state, or OF
any Htuer = ate, Rnd all claims or right Of
srOy Uy reason ur tie manner OF such Service
is Ee eby expressly waived and rslinquiehed.
Wines our hands and tne seal OF the Com
pany, tnts the ;ritn dsv n November. 1855.
GUY Z. PHI clips, President
W. q, DL1fSrEb. Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-Gerald
Eaton was sentenced to death to-day by
the Court u Oyer and Fsrminer, for the
murder OF Timothy Heman.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, January 18.-The Dominion
Parliament has been pForogusd until thS
IS h Of February.
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NOTICES.
NnpTHr.

A y election win be held by the sto9kh6Ios'
u Of the Merchants NatIunsi Bank, Al The
bsukiUg hruke. on MONDAY. January -, 1873
between the hours OF 20 am. and p.cU., t1
elect Nine Directors for said Bank for the oE-u.
2ug year.
y. IN ETE tHaEHNar.
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Trust SALE.
Trustees Sale.
WILL, ON
Monday, the a5th DaY OF January Inst.

Monday, the a5th Bay OF January Inst,
By virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed by John
ID. Armour. on the Sd DAY Of September, 1850,
and duly recorded IN the Registers on1ee Of
Shelby county, in Book No. 45. pages So, 3, 4
and ., cffer, a. public sale, At the southeast
corner OF Court square, In the city Of Mem
phis. TO tbs highest bidder, for cash. the fol-
lowing described real estate: Lot . Of John
D. AImour's subdiv sion Of ori2inSl country
lots 493 aEd 4s4, originally east Of now in the
city o { Mem phis. beginning at stake on the
southwest corner of =. MSnsheld's lot on Nom
roe street extended, and running westwardIv
with the north line OF Monroe street extenjef
g2 feet. = thence northWardly l4g5S feet Al rf0bt
angles with Monroe street thence east with
tue line Of an alley 81 feet to q stake on Mans
fieid's line; thence south with MansdeId's Iina
1881 feet to the beginning on Monroe street.
Also, lot commencing at the northeast corner
of John ID. Arm ours lot, fronting on Cflsfles-
ton avenue, and running south 10 feet TO New
MADISON street; thence east with the north
line OF New Madison street lS5 feet to the i,ofnf
where New Madison street connects with
CnsriestOn aYenue; thence west with the
sotlth hue OF Charleston avenue l35 feel IN the
beEsuninE, on which stands the Cnarlesfon
Hotel-said property being convey ed to me n,
trust TO secure Edward +. jenkins, OF Balti-
more, In the payment OF q debt OF seven thou-
sand i've hundred dollars, and OF when a hal
anee Of some seventeen hundred dollars re-
main unpaid. The title IL good, bat viii con-
yey only as trustee. 4. &. AYRES. Trus.tes
Geo. ". Winchester, Attorney. isl5
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r-rcuza A M, Iafs,rs Ia the scholastic depart
l rserf srevsrts me from giving proper attn
fSns 10 coIlectfon Mr.. Z. O. Macpherson, haY-
,,.s- ~ eS,ssTted 10 take charge OF the hnaneial
.saSs,srfmeIf ne alone Is authorised 20 collect
All collsgs dues. n A. + MORGAN,
;aJ Principal d, +, @.
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STATE or TENNESSEE
CON PrROLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE January l, lSse
/, q. W. blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Lie Insurance Company, located at
Hartford, ia the state of COnnecticut, has
produced 10 me satisfactory evidence tnat said
Company has complied with all the require
nenls or The laws OF the Stale OF Tennessee
imposed ou Insurance Com panies; and FUR
ther certify that Carpenter * White, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
req ulTeIHenLs OF the laws OF the State, made
and provided IN sucn cases; wherefore, said
Connections Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business OF insurance in this state, at Mem
ph1s, Shelby county, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennesss
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STATE or COSSECTICUr,l I
County Of Hartford. I

Coy X PE iP7, President, and Woodbridge g.
OlInsLed, Nec atary OF the COnne-Iicut Mutual
Lie lnsuT tncs company, being duIy swOrn
oepose md ssy, thai the foregoing is a full
true and Correct statement of the affairs of said
company thst the said Insurance Company IS
Ine bJnsflI- owner OF at least One Hundred
Thousand ID liars OF actual cash capital in.
vested IL state and United states stocks and
DonG> tr n % nd7 and mortgages of real estate
ubenrunbereti, and y OrIh double The amount
for which ha same is Uc Itgaged, and that they
are ths above described officers OF said Tnsu-
rance I'm any.
COY 3. PHELPS, President
W. :. CLH~T j., Secretary.
SuescriD d agd sworn to before me. this the
5tJh day J4 Y ,vsmber. lS8S.
CD. .. GILMAN, Notary Public.
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cEAs. A. CHoATE,
OUNsELOR AT LAW
-ASC-
Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

EE- Ny duties IS Counsel for the General As
Egnee have led me 20 make the Practice IA
Bankruptcy q SpeciIltu. nUvlz Ina
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- = 7 IsllI-L II 5 tFEIIN-
NAsHFILLE, IEN y, December y, 1898.
osr'iy that the foregoing Is z copy OF the
He IL nay office.
q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
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Statement OF The Condition
OF THE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company.
ON THE
1st Day of November, 1865
The Name of the Company is
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
IL Is Located IN Hartford, Con-
sscticut.
Being purely Mutual Company, it
has no Capital Stock.
Being a purely Mutual Company, it
has no Capital Stock.
The assets Of The Company are As follows


ot-A Aesel Z. .tlta..- 80, ~ "
Inc largest amt Insured IN one risk $1,000 %
Amo1nJ Ia Other Companies, unlimited,
Amount IN any one block,
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sADDLERY, ErC.
CLAIRTOKANT.

MADAM DEVILLE- ne woTid-renownea
6rssanf ard future, ~ her rcOrna. 1&9 MAIN
kdSpEsl- fifrd door above OveTton Hotel
Communications, With y and stamp ,s. answsrea
promptly. -
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ALERT PIKE, CHARLES v. ADAs,s L. h. PIX
PIKE, ADASS & PIKE,
Ast0rneys, Solicitors 6 PrOCt0FS

A TTEND 70 cssss IN the different Courts sit
n ting at Memphis, and In the IlVeE counties
og Arkansas.
Es-The Senior partner VIII herea1Jsr espC-
ciRliy attend 20 cSs5s in the Supreme Court OF
Tennessee, and ia ths Supreme Court and
Court OF Claims Of the United Ststes a. Wash
ingtOn, being Of the hrn " PIKE 6 JOHN
BDE, uf thst city.
Cfaue in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and second streets.
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NASHVILLE, January ls.-The Senate
met to DAY at 10 o'clock, Speaker Senter
In the ohsir and tgsnty-ole members
preaaut
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PIKE s. JOHEsoR.
Att0Fneys, C0gESeliJFs 6 Solicitor

VNHIB firm viii prG ctIce IN the United states
4 supreme Court and Court Of Claims, and
VIII attend 10 the recovery Of debts, accounts
and claims against the Government o. lnul-
yfCua!s, and 10 business before Congress or in
the Departments.
The senior member or the firm Gate Of the
Memphis ArpCan has long been known IN The
highest courts OF the country and the jnn1Of
nas mad large experience in department. ara
olhEr business ouriug many years OF ppollc
service IA tie House and Senate. They Oher
their beat and faithful services 10 those who
Enay need them. jyS-sepi0 y
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PETITIONS, ETo.

BY Mr.. WlseneF: A petition from col
ored citizens In Redford and Lincoln
counties, asking aid and protection, they
having been driven from their homes By
men in disguise. The petition was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Military
ffaIra
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By Mr.. Mccall: A bill proposing
amendments to the constitution In re-
gard to the franchise law, extending the
right of suffrage to all males over twenty
one years Of age. We give the text Of
this bllI elsewhere.
Passed first reading and referred to
Committee on Constitution.
BY Mr.. Rogers: A bill to incorporate
the Manchester and Mobile Air Line
Railroad