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I,LeG2Apa.C hEWS iIfMi.

vigilance committee is 70 be organized In
Chicago.
Rev. Henry Niles Pierce was on Tuesday CON
secrated Bishop OF ARKANSAS.
The Oterbein UNIVERSITY at Wateryilie, OHIO was
yesterday totally destroyed by Gre. Loss IS 600.
Samuel LaDdour, OF Philadelphia. committed
sucaae yesterday IN WilliamspOrt, IA, by blowing
ula nrlIlia WITH nliLO.
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HAYTl.

Salmave Captured, Sentenced and shot.
CHARLESTON Jan. 20, 1870.
The French sloop-of-war Timer, SIX days from
Fort au Prince. arrived to-day. and reports that
Salnave was sentenced to death and shot on the
10th inst.
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IRELAND.

Tenant R;gt Agitation and the Radicals.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20, 1870.
tenant right meeting at Dungarvon was broken
mp last rnghI by Fenians.
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Duration OF the Council.

Duration Of the Council.
ROME, Jan. 26 1870.
1t Is said that the Council VIII suspend It's pro-
ceedings, and possibly dissolve the assemblage
about Easter. on account OF the nsalubrity OF tne
climate OF Rome at that season.
Easter Sunday viii fall the 18th day or April Al:
which season the weather Is particularly warm and
unwholesome IA and around the Holy City.
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Government Econ0my-Thc Transatlantic
COnsulates.
MADRID, Jan. 20, 1870
The Spanish Consuatcs at Mobile, Galveston,
Charleston aad Sydney, and all the Vice Consulates
at Savannah ana in tue city OF Mexico are sup.
pressed.
The present Consul OF Spain at Mobile is trans-
ferred to the Vice Consulate at New York.
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Church News.

PARIS Jan. 26, 1870.
The BIsnop o. Mines is very sick ai Rome. He
was visited yesterday by the Pope.
II is rumored that Father Gratry will be super
seded Superior of the Order OF Oratoriens on ac-
count OF his letter on the Ecumenical Council.
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CUBA.
vainassda's Report About the Insu vEcnts-
seward's Movemcnts-AIore Of the Gul boats

ves@~SS~s'S AeUpvSs AUOuG Vuo Ausu'c
Stewards M0vemcuts-HIoro Of the GuI., boats
Expected.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1870.
Count vaimaseda in letter to the Captain Gen.
eral reports that the jurisdictions OF Bayamo,
Jiquani and Manzanillo are tranquil, ana that
Guantanamo. Baracoa and Santiago are free OF in
surgents. The Count was about to leave santiago
for Las Tunas, TO assume command OF the troops In
that quarter.
Tne steamship Eagle, which arrived here this
morning, brought the crew OF the brig General Mar
shall, from Boston, which was lost at sea-
MIR. William II. Seward has gone to visit the plan
raton OF Colonel zulueta, OF the volunteers
The second batch or Spanish gunDoats, which
were built in New York and lately sailed for Cuba,
nave been seen on the coast OF Florida Their ar.
rival at this port is expected tomorrow.
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A.-The Peoples New Discovery.-Tae rsub-
lie have discovered that there Ia preparation only
one y which gray hair be renycsed wh mo nRc that
nature bestowed without slainn tue skin 1sy
that PHALON's vITALlA, OK SALVATION FOR fh:
HAIR, IL Transparent and produces richer browns aud
black than os the OF ensIga dyes.
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Royal uovnua Lottery lsriscs Paid in Gold.
Information furnished The hghrst paid for Doxbjo
and all kiuds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO. Bsnkcrs, rs Wall street, n. K.
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FRANCE.

Tho Olivier Cabinet-Rcporfcd gIi nis,erinl
Divisions.
PARIS, Jan. 90, 1870.
Reports. which seem to be well authenticated, are
current to the erect that Ministers Daru Louvet and
Valdrome wil resign on account OF the want OF
harmony on the commercial question.
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A.-I4ndics' Faces Ennmeileds alsn, iiic fsreJA-
aration for SALE with Instructors by NJ AJsS0S, IA
Atna
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Bntcacior's Hair Dyc--Tho Nest in tho
world. Tho only psrgect dye; harmless reliable. inanta
neous. facto ry 10 Boud street.
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A Fringe Line ON the Pacific.

Fringe Line ON the Pacific.
LONDON, JAN 28 1870.
A submarine cable has been contracted Tor which
viii be lad along the Paclhc coast OF South America
from Panama to Payta Peru
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Perfect Nanbood.--Essays for Yonng NJ ,ss
free in sealed envelopes. d0wARI> ASSOCIATION.
/ Eoy
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SPAIN.

Tho Election ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Con.
denncd-AI0ntpensier Defeated.
MADRID, Jan. e. 1870.
The election returns from the provinces greatly
delayed by heavy SHOWS AS far as heard from the
country mas declared against the monarchy. or the
candidates known to be elected four unionsts
lve democrats, ten progresslves, six republicans
and one Carlst.
The defeat OF the Duke OF Montpensier at Oviedo
Ia confirmed
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Dinbefes, Observation-Disclosures Wuter IL q
certain euro tor Depot i6 Ciii street..
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RnllOu's scw Yslec ~birts made to order Of
New York Ms aSj per DOZEN Hand made. 29i HIoad.
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Cristndoro,s Enrivalicd Hair Dye.-SOid
applied his wig and seal factory No. Aston House
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Executions ut Glen fuegos.

HAVANA, JAH 20, ISIU.
FREDERICK Gras, Chief OF star to General Cavada,
and his brother Ramon have been executed at
Cienfuegos
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
F RON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Spanish Cabinet Economy and EIec-
tiOn Results.
French Army Estimates and the
Commercial Policy.
~~~~~~>---~~~~~>>~~>~~-~~
THE POPE SLIGHTLY ILL.
~~>~~~~~~.>~~~~~~o~>~~~
Rumorcd Death OF His
Holiness.
~~.c->~~>~~.>o.~oo~>->>~
PAPAL lNFALLIBILITY ARGUMENTS
ROME.
RumOrcd Death OF His
Holiness.
PAPAL INFALLIBILITY ARGUMENTS.
ROME.
Illness Of the Pope.

ROME, Jan. 20, 1870.
Hts Holiness the Pope still suffers much from
cold, but he presdes over the sessions OF tue Ecu
menicai Council every day.
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Army Estimatcs-The Commercial Question
and Cabinet.

PARIS Jan. 20, 1870
1t is said tnat no reduction will be made IN the
French army this year. because or the recent trou-
blcs In Paris and elsewhere.
The majority IN the Chambers have resolved to
leave each mealber free to discuss commercial ques-
tions according to his own convictions ana not to
make the final vote test OF the strength OF the gov
ernment 1t IS probable that this action viii pre-
vent a change III tho Ministry.
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rheumatism, Neurpl/r Legally Warranted
cured 0r money refunded. Or fffLEks. RHhUMAriu
REMEDY. 7M Brosiway Prices rcdacsd SOLD ~ all drug
g,sta.
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RumOr Of the Death OF His Holiness.
PARIS. Jan. 26-Mldn1ht.
rumor OF the death OF the Pope Is in circulation
here to, night.
II eau be traced TO no authentic source.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival Of Escaped Irish Political Prisoners
from Observation-Disclosures of an Ex-Rebel
Captain by Indians in Alnska-An Indian
Village Sheiied by tho Commander OF Fort
Wrangle-The Murdcrers Given Up and
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ALABAMA NEWS.
The Cosmopolitan says "Dr. Mary
Walker is to settle in Mobile"

The Cosmopolitan says "Dr. Mary
Walker is to settle in Mobile"
Mr.. Albert GafTord, an old and hon
ored citizen of Butler county, died
last week, csaa aN Il
Eight beavers were killed on the
Town branch, near Columbiana, one
day last week.
General w. L. H. Brooks died In
Huntsville on the 18th inst, aged
about forty-six years. l --l
DIR. r. H. Jones, formerly of Hunts
vile, has been chosen President of the
Texas Medical Association.
The Mobile REGISTER denies that
there is any sm& pox there, or that
there has been in some time.
The Huntsville Democrat gives
cheering accounts of the growing cot
ton and corn crops in that section.
Mr.. Joseph Daniel, for many years
a citizen of Perry county, died near
State Line, Miss, on the 18th ult.,
aged seventy-two years.
Jesse Mahan, Senator from Shelby
and Bibb, was married in Mont
gomery, at the Catholic Chur ch, on
the 9th instant, to Mrs. Curtis.
L. H. Fleming, for many years
General Superintendent of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, has been removed.
and General Curtis, of the Camden
and AmbOy road, is appointed in his
place.
Vernon II. Vaughan, made notOri-
Gus by his implication in the assassi-
nation Of Ryland Randolph, has been
appointed Secretary of Utah, the
place made vacant by the death of
Colonel G. c. Grove. .....
On the Selma, Rome and Dalton
railroad the other day, two passengers
had their arms broken by coming in
contact with box car on a siding,
left too near the main track. The
freight conductor was discharged for
his negligence. .t
Mercer University, at its recent
commencement, conferred the title of
d. d. upon Rev. S. r. Freeman,
President of Howard College. Capt.
s. Adams Lee has been engaged by
the trustees as Professor of Litera-
ture, History and Criticism in the
Faculty of the Judson Female Insti-
tute, at Marion. -e
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July H.-The Journal OF
eiaLe publishes decree naming the
Empress as Regent during the absence
of the Emperor from the capital.
The Departments of the Moselle,
Hout, Rhine and the Bas Rhine have
been declared in state of siege.
The same paper publishes another
decree calling out ninety thousand
troops Of the contingent force.
1t also has an article this morning
on the pretended treaty recently pub
lished in the London Times, having
for its object the acquisition OF Lux
emburg and Belgium by France on
the condition of France opposing the
union of the States of the South with
the North German Confederation. At
ter the treaty of Prague in 1856, sew
eral conferences were held at Berlin
between Count Won Bismarck and
the French Ambassador on the sub
ject of project of an alliance. Some
of the ideas set forth in the Times were
then advanced, but the French Gov
eminent never had any knowledge of
the project described, and, as far as
the propositions which were discussed
at the interviews mentioned were con-
cerned, the Emperor rejected them.
1t can escape no one that this publi-
cation on the part of the London
Times is designed merely to influence
public opinion in England.
PARIS, July 27.-The Journal Off
cidie says: "We have intelligence that
the rumor is circulated on the other
side of the Rhine, that the Emperor
hah ostx of
war should be treated with the utmost
rigor, and placed outside the prOtec-
ton of the law of nations. This
report Is absurd. On the con-
trary, the Emperor desires to
treat them with the greatest hu-
manity. A circular from Nj. Olivier on
city discussions on the question in the
Corps, says that journals are only for
hidden to mention the movements of
troops or preparations for active ope-
rations. They have the right to speak
of the events Of war in the light Of
accomplished facts.
The Journal reminds non-political
newspapers that they are not entitled
to print anything relating to the war.
Another circular from the Prime
Minister calls upou Bishops to offer
public prayers to place France, her
chief and noble infant who goes to
battle at such tender age, under the
protection of Him who holds in His
hand the fate of battles and destiny
of the people.
The Journal 06iciole publishes de-
cree comforting the title of Regent
on the Empress, with authority to
exercise the functions of that Office du-
ring the Emperor's absence. The ad-
ministration will be guided by in
structions and orders prepared by the
Emperor, and will be inscribed in the
book of state and made known in gen.
eral orders. The service of the Min
istry will have cognizanee of the EN-
peror's wishes and instructions be-
yond which the Empress will not be
authorized to proceed. The Empress
will presideat the Ministerial Council,
but will not have power to promul
gate any other laws than those now
pending before the Legislative Cham
berS.
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UNITED STATES.

CHICAGO, July H.-The Scandina-
vians held meeting a few nights
since at the Williamss House, and
passed resolutions in sympathy with
France. The following telegram was
sent to Napoleon:
To the Emperor of the French:
The Scandinavians send greeting to
Your Majesty, with earnest hopes for
the success of the French arms.
Yesterday the following reply was
received by the French Vice Consul
in this city:
The Emperor begs M. Edmond to
carry thanks in his name to the Scan
dinavians of Chicago for the sympa-
thy manifested by them toward the
cause of France.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, July 27.-The Correspond
e1lee prints the text of the treaty the
French Emperor offered Bismarck
In its comments the Correspondence
says the Emperor waived all opposi.
ton to German unifcation provided
Prussia would abet the French aequi.
sitiOn of Luxemburg and the reduction
of Belgium. The minutes of the treaty
in Benedetti's writing are preserved
in the war Office at Berlin. Before the
war of 1866, between Prussia and
Austria, Napoleon had offered aid to
Prussia with 300 men with which tC
attack Austria, as equivalent for the
eession to France of the territory on
the Il It bank of the Rhine.
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Base Ball:

CINCINNATI, July 27.-The game
between the Red Stockings and the
Athletics, of Philadelphia, resulted:
Athletics, II innings; Red Stockings,
Z. Red StOckings-O, 0, 0, 0, l, ., 2, 2
total, z; Athletics-0, 0, 0, l, 4, l, 2,
l, 2-tOtal, IL,
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RYAH-W Wednesday, July 18th, JAAEs, In
FAINT son Of James Ryan.
The friends and aequaintanees Of the fam.
ily are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, this THURSDAY evening, at 4 O'Clock
from No. I67 Commerce street. Carriages al
Walshs, l51f winchester street. @
LEA--At the residence of w. H. sneed
ESQ, near Raleigh. Tenn, on the evening Of
the 18th inst, at o'clock, WALTER CLAY
LAND, only child of J. A. and Georgia Lea.
Notice OF burial wflI be given.
CRANDLER-At Britton, Ark, July ", IS7O
OF sun stroke, DANIEL CHAHDLER. JAIbany
N. Y papers please copy. For particular, al
dress, r. BlackmanI
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- aIaEllal-
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There is bat little further to be said
concerning this sad and revolving af-
fair. The facts speak for themselves.
The injured father will not be CEN
sured for what he has done, and char
ity and consideration for those the de-
ceased has left behind him demand
that comment should cease with the
life of the guilty one.
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One John Cornelius o. 'Callaghan has
written book, which, in view of the
recent war demonstration in France,
Is very timely. 1t is entitled, "Hls-
tory of the Irish Brigades in the Ser
vice of France, from the Revolution
In Great Britain and Ireland, under
James III, to the Revolution in France,
under Louis XVII OF course the
English critics treat It scornfully; and
the AtsenguDs contemptuously re-
marks that, if Mrs. Niekieby had
written history, she would have done
1t in the style Of Mr.. oCallaghan.
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me French Elset il Chinese Waters,

PARIS, July 27.-The Journal Off,
ci0Ie says dispatch received from the
French Charge d'AHairs at Pekin,
dated June 22d, announces the arrival
of a French gunboat at Tientsin,
where the English Consul is pro
visionally charged with the care OF
French interests. On her arrival the
French flag was saluted by the Chi
nese forts, and no riotous demon
strations were made by the natives
when the officers landed.
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The Great Fire IN PbiladeIphia.

NEW YORK, July ga later dis
patch from Philadelphia in regard tC
the great fire says no firemen were
killed, as previously reported.
TWenty-seven hundred and forty
hogsheads of raw and refined sugar
We're destroyed.
The Ledger estimstes the loss al
500, 900, and the insurance at $780,
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Press Association EXCURSION.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The Iowa
Press excursion party arrived here at
half past eleven tonight from Ottum-
wa, which place they left about eight
o'clock this morning. The party
consists of about one hundred and
forty editors and ninety ladies. The
excursion has been complete ova-
ton,
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LONDON, July H.-ConsoIs, for money. ss1S.
American securities quiet; $40 bondsZ'ezfs.
81: 65s, 80; B7s. Sl;l0-s0, sol l-r--7T----as.-- :
LIvERPooL., July H.-Cotton irregular: mid
ding upsandB S,6S1sd; Orleans, 81<laS3kd;
sales, 5000 bales. Breadsttlffs quiet Califofii Ia
white wheat, lis sd; Red Western No. q IS 30
Winter, S9l0s I'd. Western -four, 25s. Corn,
No. nixed, t6s, ! ~ = --7-tl'TT' =
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MOBILE, July a.--Cotton steady; naiddsines.
ne; sales: 800 bales; net receipts, s. bales
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Thg Cincinnati IndustrlaI ExpositlOn,

CINCINNATI, July 27.-An the space
at the disposal of the officers of the
Industrial Exposition, to be held here
in September, has been engaged by
exhibitors. Other buildings will be
erected Immediately, to make room
for future applicants.
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Death of an Old Printer.

SF. LOUIS, July 27.-Wm. Fowler,
one of the oldest printers of the city,
and connected with the Republican as
foreman and commercial reporter for
twenty-seven years, died to-day.
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Killed nv a RslIroad rruiue

LOUISVILLE, July pa man
whose name is supposed to be Anson,
was struck by an engine attached to
the Cincinnati express train, due here
at . pm, near the fair grounds, this
afternoon, and killed.
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Burned to Death.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Mary Lyon, a
young lady residing here, was so
badly burned last night in undertake
ing to kindle a fire with kerosene that
she died this morning.
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Tbs esmbris ,glns Tho Yacht a.c

NEW YORK, July 27.-The Cam
bria won the yacht race. She passed
Sandy Hook at $3.50 pm. The Daunt-
less was signaled at o'clock off the
HighlandS.
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Tha Inhacco Rannusi-EIecfinn.

EVANSVILLE, IND, July 27.-The
Tobacco Banquet to-day was attended
by over 2O00 people.
The election to-day resulted in a
vote OF 1896 for subscribing $500, 600 to
the Straight-line railroad and $50
against.
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The California DEMOCRACY and the Chinese

SAN FRANCISCO, July N.-At the
Democratic primary election yester-
day, nearly ten thousand votes were
polled. Intense excitement reported. ].
The Chinese Convention was in ses-
sion here to-day. A recent circular
OF the workingmen, and other sub
Iects, were discussed. Delegates from
all portions of the State were present.
DR.. Hopkins was elected President.
Williams College was entertained
by the Alumni tonight.
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morrow are the settling days on share
and foreign accounts at the Stock Ex-
change. They are the most anxious
settling days ever known, according
to the Times. 1t is thought that many
additional failures will be announced.
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1. o. S. b. d.

THE fourth annual meeting of the Supreme
Il Temple of the I. O. 5. B. h. will be held
at Colierville, Tenn. commencing WEDNE ES-
DAY, August 3, lS7G Delegates OF subordin-
ate Temples please take due notice.
By order of JOHN S. HARRIS, S. r. P.
w. N. ROwLETT, s. Secretary. jyH
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New & Rich JeweIry
Hon-Rasidant Notice

No. SIN the First Chaneery Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessee.-George A. Lewis
ct al VS.. W. G. Ford and NJ. 5. Ford.
IT appearing from affidavit in this eause
4 that the defendant, W. G. Ford and NJ. s.
Ford, h wife, are non-residents of the State
of Tennessee: ~
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse In
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the nrst Monday tn September, ,IS70, and plead
answer or demur TO complainant's bill, OF
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing ex parte; and thai
copy Of this order be published once g
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal.
A Copy-Attest. H-..#
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master
By R. j. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master
Vance u Anderson. Sols. for conRl'nt ivy
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On the. 9th Of August, 1870,

In front of the Office of Dickinson, Williams
q Co., No. 30 Front street, Mem phis, from IL
am. 10 2O'clOck m, We will sell, for cash
TO the highest bidder, the following described
property, viz: A tract OF land and all i'm
provement thereon, situated on or near the
New Raleigh road, known as the Ammon
property, conveyed TO us by Deed In Trust,
and particularly described therein. Re-
demption waived. s-
j. w. DICKINSON.
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BRINKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE,
South End Of DeSoto.

THE largest college in Memphis, and the
IL cheapest college in the world, opens the
18th September, payable in advance. quar-
terly. G. r. Bridges and lady In charge OF
Boarding Department.; Miss j. II. simmons
In charge of Music Departments Board (all
found) $50 per month; all Literary Branches),
SO; Music Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL, 50.
) fYE Il ID. MEREDITH. President.
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AT AUCTION.
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

q 800 ---lcs 5lls 81 l
r1a -1.Eu
-t.
Il HAVE on consignment, at my yards and
L stables, 44I Main street, a large lot Of fine
iaGtls, suited for grazing 0E feeding pur
d, ssss, which VIII sell low. can furnish
an Y nGmber Of grazing or feeding cattle in a
few Gays notice. I can also furnish any
num- bsr of stock sheep. VIII be pleased TO
see l,zrt1es wishing to purchase &C my yard
and ta0lez.
! iT29 - - W. N. BROOKS.
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sEPAsATIHe cOTTON-e -eIa.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

CtAN be gathered in the boli-hulls. leaves,
~ stems and all. The drop cotton and un-
opened bOIis can be saved.
THE SEPARATIRG COTrOS-6 NJ win save all,
and gin II out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made fro1a the same
field IN the usual way, by the best gins now
in use.
aS send for circular. l-sC
DoWDALL, PAGE a Co, st. Louis, No,
tyl6 ~ ~ Sole Hakert
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of a Deed in Trust executed to US
ID by Mary W. Alexander, J. NJ. Alexander,
Robert ;. AmmOn and D. c. Ammon, on the
18th day of May, 1863. and recorded in the
Registrars Office of Shelby county, State Of
Tennessee, In Book No. u, page 634, to secure
a certain Indebtedness therein described to
I. b. Dlllard. r. A Pinson, John W. Billiard
nd Z L. Elnflr, Il.
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE highest market price paid for wheat
IL at Benies' Mill, Mes. 70, rs and y Second
street, Memphis. Choice Family and Gra-
ham Flour, Cornmeal, Shorts, Chop Feed and
Bran always ON hand. 1iyTl JOHN ING.
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Lumber, Laffs and ShinqIes.

hlo aEa asa .1EE - 5-sA e
Fw Es e
II HAVE now on hand a fall stock Of cypress.
i poplar and walnut lumber, 1aths and
sawed shingles. have also a large stock Of
logs-am constantly saving. and am prepared
TO MI orders for lumber, Of any Dimensions,
on short notice. -
Rsr Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river,
Immediately north Of Bay0u Gayoso. I
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