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reaching the neighborhood Of Paris by
hundreds.
The Prussians are pumping water
from moats around Strasbourg, and It y
reuorted they are preparing to- send out
balloons from which nitro glyeerfne 1s 70
be dropped into the French magazines.
CONDITION OF DEFESDRRs OF PARIS.
PARIS. September 1.-THE review OF
the National Guards and Garde "a oplle, py
General Trochu, was z most imposing
sDectacle. The Garde NationGle were Tor
the most part in new uniform. Ihe troops
were drawn up along the streets DetWsen
the place De Ia Bastlle ana MaostAlllo; =
The Mobiles We-e mostly in blouses and
rens. The enthusiasm was immense;
Ladies crowded around the troops ana
put bouuuets in the muzzles of their guns
Al the head of all marched the wooden
laooed veterans. with medals of russian
campaigns. A large proportion OF the
mobiles are armed with old fashioned
muskets.
THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS INVOKE THE
SPIRIT OF 1872.
PANS September 1.-THE Ministry
have made public the following oihclsl
intelligence: The railroad bridges at Cor
bieI have been destroyed ey the rreDch.
s'he TThIans were at Nogent-sur-Marle on
Monday. onlv five miles east of the city
Orders have been given by the German
commander forbidding the destruction OF
bridges behind the army, under ulre
nensltv. A large body of Prussian engi-
neers is at Compigne, few miles east
of Paris. German cuirasseurs are SUN
before Scissors. Twenty hve hunurea
Ravariaus are at Won Couellers. A procla-
nation from Cremieux announces the
approach of the Prussians, and calls upon
ali Parisians and Frenchmen 10 rise and
oppose them. He implores the depart
meuts outside of Paris 10 rise against the
invaders and create indestruetlble ram
parts. He invokes the memory OF IfSz
70 expel a foe introduced by hateful and
incapable Emperor.
CONDITION OF NAPoLEoN-AMERICAN IN
PARIS.
PARIS, September l4.-Mr. Wsshburne,
the American Minister, is constantly pur-
| sued byshouting and enthusiastic French
men whenever he appears in pubiie.
| j, c. Kendall, an American, recently
I lost his life while trying TO ascend Moni
Blanc.
Mr.. Washburne advises Americans re-
siding outside of the city walls TO display
the American flag, as they insist on re
The bridge at Creil was destroyed by
the French when the Prussisns ap
preached the town.
oorrespoudent writes: The En-
peJor. at WiIhemshope, enjoys entir
freedom of action, and walks and rides z
he pleases. His companions are tn
Prince of Maskowa and Prince Mural
He disregards the stare OF the eariou
people whom he encounters outside IN
gates. II is said he looks thirty year
older than in 1866, when the writer say
him. He is now blosted, bilious and vel
low; his eyes are faint, red and expires
sionless; his movements slow, awkwar
and mechanical, and his face is absolutel
| devoid of expression. Apathy describe
his appearance in one word: de retire
late and rises early. bis ehamcer VIII
! dows are lighted long after midnight, AZ
= at half-past 4 in the morning the I'm
reror is seen walking in the garden. ID
dresses plainly in black, and amuses nln
J self great deal by talking TO the scho'
children who gather to see him.
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ITALY.
rHE POPE WILL NOT MAKE TERMS WITH

PIE POPE WILL NOT MAKE TERMS WITH
~ THE KING OF ITALY.a s4ynv / !
New YoRK, september 14.--A special
dispatch to the New York EUe1st7lg fete-
0rd1n. from their correspondent, dated
Rome, September 12th, states thai all
PROPOSALS from the King Of Italy as to
future arrangements are repudisted by
his Holiness, who declines TO ackDoW!-
edge the authority OF the King 70 treat
as to the sujection of the Papal States
c,o,ap ATT,1Ar1oNs OF THE ITALIAN Pro
PLEoHTHE OCCUPATION OF ROME.
I,oNpoN. September 14.-A dispatch b as
been received from Florence, dated sep
tember 18th, stating that Minister Lsnsee
had received on that day deputation OF
nrornineDt citizens of Florence. Speeches
were delivered and thespeakers expressed
the gratitude of the nation to the ltallan
4 government for the deliverence OF the
4 Roman proyinces from the tyrannous and
/ impoyerIshing rnle of the Papal govern
nelnt. Lansee heard the various speakers
] with great patience, and respect, and ex-
pressed his satisfaction That the decided
| course of the Italian government met
with apuroyal, The rejoicings throughout
| italy are enthusiastic and widespread, 4,
| and in all the cities the demonstrations
of approval Of the policy Of the Italian
| government are everywhere observed
| MOVEMENT OF THE ITALIAN TROOPS To
BONE.
FLoReNcE, September l3, p.m.-The
following oficial news has just Deen
g The PapaI troops have evacuated
Terracina. The Italians were warmly
| welcomed at Yiterbo and elsewhere on
4 thsir appearance on Pontiflcal territory
The Panal troops fraternized with TIE
| TtaI,a,, soi1io-a rC3enAral CadOrnez' ad
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.IrTENNEssEE. At

A skating rink has been opened IN Shel-
byville.
The Times SAYS Chattanooga is improy-
ing very rapidly.
A skating rink was op2ned IN Ooiuhnia
on Friday, the 9Th inst.
Tho most successful fair ever held In
Many county is looked for this fall.
several families win emigrate from
Maury county to Texas this fall.
The concert in Pulaski on the night of
the 9Th inst, realized Slll for lhe Lauoet-
dale Mss orphans.
One of the finest Catholic churches in
the South is in process of erection at
Greeneville.
The total population OF rutherford IS
% i39. number of whites, 16,O75 num-
ber of colored, II, ,057.
The internal revenue receipts in the
Eighth Congressional District ior year
ending June 30th, were S3ZI,OOO.
The First National Bank Of Pulaski viii
90 into operation in few days. Inc
Richland Savings Bank is to be merged
into IL.
There are upward Of thirty-fve fruit
5istillerias registered in second cObectlOh
di I t-ict for use, and ss many more that
are not now AT work.
Robert L. Landless, i q, has been
elected Chairman, and Messrs. X. II.
stein and Daniel Stevens members OF the
Quorum Court OF Bedford county.
A difficulty occurred near FlesssnI
Plains. in Lincoln county, between Mr..
John Williams and a man by the name
81 Garrett, in which the latter was IN
stantlv killed. II was the result OF an
old feud.
The Pulaski CStiEea reports that gres'
interest is being manifested by the citizens
of Giles in regard 10 the next semi an
nual exhibition of the Blood Horse Asso
citation, which commences at Pulaski OF
the 18th OF October. There will be greal
competition and a fine exhibition o
stock. together with Agricultural and me
chanical products.
A meeting was held in Lewisburg OF
Monday, September ., for the purpose
taking steps toward raising stock TO haVl
the Shelbyville and Wartraee Branci
road extended 10 Louisburg via Rlch
mond. Great inIerest was manifested
and strong hopes are entertained that IN
movement now on foot VIII result IN
1iual triumph of their sanguine antlcipa
lions.
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TELEeRAMs.

Girardin has left Paris. %
Prussia won't assent TO an aFmistic.
The Baltic blockade is very inefficient. |
Hamburg will hold $500 French prison
ers.
France recalls all her foreign ambassa-
dors. .t--r4 . fs,tv
The Prussians are again bombarding
1oul.
The Pope has decided not to go to
Malta. .Tl
The harbor of Alsen is filled with tor
pedoes.
A national bank has been established in
Gallatin.
Bazaine's arrival in Paris is announced
and discredited.
No hope of mediation between French
and Prussians.
Compte de Chambord tells Frsnchmen
to fight TO the last. r.- r-
They are going to take the census over
| again in New York.
The Pope has decided not to resist the
approach of the Italians.
Americans in Partisan suburbs will
! live under white flags.
| Cremieux governs the uninvaded de-
| partments of France.
1
won't run for Congress.
The French government IS more and
more anxious for peace
Railroad master mechanics are in con-
! vention in Philadelphia.
/ Officers haven't much faith in the ca
pacity OF Paris to resist.
l. The French licked a strong body OF
Uhlans near Paris, yesterday.
/ Seven men were stabbed at the Sham
rock picnic in New Jersey.
7 Troehu's army extended from the Arch
of Triumph to Place de Bastile.
| The st. Leger cup at Doncaster, Eng
land, was won by Hawthorne.
j The French contemplate raising the
blockade of the Prussian ports.
Four hundred clerks belonging TO bu-
reaus left Paris Tuesday for Tours.
Lorraine and Alsace may be made in
dependent republics. London approves
steamers have left Marseilles for Civits
: Vecchia, to bring away the Papsl Zou'
Syes. @
Russia will not assent to the dismem
} berment of France, and wants Congress
: of kings.
l King William was to have slept at thu
country residence OF Rotschild, near Paris
last night.
Women covered the pier at Coburg
and the French fleet refused to fire on th
= ramparts. l
The census of New York city is to b
taken by the police, who are all might
Intelligent men,"
= The French fleet defies the Danes, an
= floats in their waters. The seamen shou
for ths Republic. s
t The official census of Brooklyn, exeeI
one ward. fixes the population at 4O6,U'
Y against 295, ,l22 in 1860.
IS The Democratic candidate for Congres
Is in Denver, Colorado Territory, was Dadi
beaten by Radical.
u DR.. Morton, of the United Seates, say
: that the American ambulance corps wa
10 more useful than any other.
q The coal diggers strike in Clay county
10 Indiana, is ended and the miners haN
In gone to work on their own terms.
le Wendell Phillips accepts the nomin
J. ton for Governor of Massachusetts, tel
ie dered by the prohibitory law party.
a. Forts around Paris are manned /
70 sailors from CherbOurg and TOulon, an
forts garrisoned by National and Mobl
20 Guards.
= The Indians in Kansas have been chea
=, ed out Of eight million acres of land, al
there's great rejoicing among land pirat'
in the Northwest.
A part of the French feet has been o
= dared home and passed the Straits
Is Dover. The ships are not lifted TO cat'
G. blockade runners.
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stopped for a time at Civita Casteland.
The Papal zouaves forming the garrison
In the castle at that place opened nre on
the italians. A battle ensued, which
la sterl about an hour. when the Pontiticai
Z Irce surrendered.H = They were then taken
to Spalits as prisoners of war: Several
places have been occupied by the Italian
troops at the request of citizens. t'ras-
oano has been evacuated by the Papal
forces which Lieutenant General An
palotti. of the Italian forces, now occn-
,jes. Iieuteuant General Bixio holds
correta, about twelve miles from C1Vlte
Veechia. The fourth corps left Clvlta
Casteland late last night after reducing
the castle. This force is now marching
on lRoIne.Y ~ 81 "a
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whplsths nan2

WAsHHGTOS, sept. line lTeasu5
Department ordered in New York gold
notes $50, 600, and $1,000 for Boston Ma
tional Bank.
Local appraisers, under an act 70 re-
duee TO an international taxation, were
to-day appointed a. Buffalo, Chicsgo,
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Evansville, Mll-
waukse, Louisville, Cleveland, Memphis,
and Portland, Oregon.
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ORDINANCE.

BY Councilman Duncan;
BE C ordained 5y he General Council 9 ne
ctg Of MeDlphis, as follows;
sxcrroSI. The following alleys are hereby
directed 10 be paved with stcne, to-Wit. 1hs
SiIssT north OF Jefferson. street, from SecSi q
street 10 Fourth street. and the alley nortl ~
Court street, nom Second street TO Fourio
street. o-,. t,,,a,,,1-
iar that OF the grading necessary Ior P1eP ,PP
in9 tlle alieys for the pavement, snalI De = :
sessed upon the lots abutting and D9anetS att
tsSe aIIeYs IN the manner preserlpeo " sL7
y y -sr and ordinances Of the city n
-. vhe City Engineer Is nereoy - ~
sec; q -sre Specifications for paw
Iee1so - pre- We named alleys sliaIlAL y
menb on the aoo alleys In THIS cfbyy al q
that heretofore laid o. for PROPOSALS for IN .
10 advertise for ten days
execution OF the work. the ordinanc >
By suspension Of the rules stug BY Tn 3
passed a second and hnal reae- Pass /
Board OF Aldermen, August 3, 1870 ~avI
first reading by Council rules suspen
and ordinance lost. HecOnsidered by COuB-
eli. September 7. $50, and passed a seeon
and Gnal reading, September 7, l87O.
Approved, September 10, 1910.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. R. RICHARDS, City Register.
aeDI1
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The nashsn Kurder.

NEwYoRK, September l4.-The Nathan
inouest has been concluded, and verdlct
rendered that Bepj. Nathan came 10 his
death at the hands OF persons unknown.
The jury. recommended 10 future coto-
oers to eondne inquests solely to the
81 ,,sTise OF death. and not as to the manner
or perpetrator of the murder, and thai
rewards for criminals should pledge full
Immunity 10 any accomplish or Partlci'
patsr for cOnfsssiOn.
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Dreadful Railroad Accidsnt in England

LONDON, September IA dreadful
railroad aecidslb occurred at FarnwOrth,
10 the county Of Stafford, this morning
The train known as the Irish Nail, which
left Hollyhead, Wales, late last night,
when entering Farnworth was thrown
from the track by misplaced switch.
Tine entire train. composed mostly of pas
senvgr coaches, was plunged into the
Trent river. Thus FAR, the body OF the
engineer and tour passengers has been
recovered. There is much confusion at
the scene OF disaster; it Is almost i'm
possible to get a correct account. The
loss of life is fearful
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FRANCE.

TERRIBLE EVENTS AT sFRAsBoURG-
, PARIS, September l4.-Jules Fayre has
received the congratulations OF the dpio-
matte representatives of England, Spain,
Austria and Holland, who remain at
Fugitiyes from McMshon's army are
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Cotton and Hay Prsss-RsW and usefaEe.
w. Swinehroad's Improved Hay aRe Cot

ton Press. "a a.. ~
AsI have succeeded In getting patent
{ A granted me on the 18th day OF August
ls7O on presses for hay and cotton, now pro-
pose 10 place them before the public for gem
rraI use nv invention is reduced down 10
siTonIieitv Strength aud durability so much
that any set OF 1eld hands can work II Win
good success 1 claim for my Invention, over
Inc Utiey and all other presses this, VIZ; MY
griping blocks which grip the upright IRON
6ars as soon as the levers are applied, hold
fast and forces the follower down with great
noVVeY: as soon es the power is taken OF the
blocks Will slide down the bar PerleetlS
loose, and ready for renewal OF hold, Wnleh wa en-
order a virtue which no other press mas
The lever which I use, Is common stralght
| lever applied direct to the gripping blocks >
nv follower is run up by means OF Wlhdlas
aud rope and Is arranged TO work very easy,
I AN who may wish press, royalty, county
i or state rights will apply 20 ]. r. DoWdy,
| No. 26a Front street Memphis, who has 19 tne
/ fuil right 10 sell and make tltles, aha " VII u
l fake pleasure in showing the press, Whlen Is
i situated in front OF his oI1ce. d&WsePlo
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No ss-In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee. L. Weaver VS.. ID. T..
Cross ct al. = -, 4.
1 the defendant, :. ). Hare, Is a resident OF
Cross county, Arkansas, and non-resldent
OF the State OF Tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered. That be make MS
annearance herein, at the Courthouse IN the
cfty OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in November, ls7B, and plead,
answer or demur to compla1nants Dill, or
die same will be taken for confessed as e
MIN. and set for hearing exparte; and thal
a COPY of this order be published once Week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A ACopy.-Attest: ,,.-
- FDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
RvR J. BLACK, Deputy G. and NJ.
II IaffaraOu EOlS for cOlnpit. 6el1
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eslp.s 5l:s bales; exports, soastvl's 81 bales


L;oEpor. septenabe Il. -Consols, for money,
e21E: account, s214; American securities
steady: l0-l0s, s. 62s, So; B1s, so@es h-rlel
IS; Illinois, Ilz1s; Great WESTERN % seocAz
quiet.
I,rvFRpooE, september 13.-Cotton hrEn
Middling Uplands, 91zd: Orleans, s1zd sales,
rs OOO bales Breadstnffs nrIner- Calltor-
No , aa 7d - 'rr n gfa "
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Republican Nomination.

Republican Nomination.
UTICA, September l4.-At the kepubh-
can County Convention, yesterday, at
noon. Ellis II. Roberts, editor Of the Utlct
Herald, was nominated for Congress from
the Oneida district, unanimously, on
viva voce vote. Not another name was
presented 70 the Convention Tor nomlha-
rinu
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Lsxlnuton saoes.

I.oUIsyILLE, September l4-The lex
ington races were we'll attended to-dsy:
The rain last night and this morning laid
the dust and put the track in good ccndi-
tiOn.
The first race was a-two mile dash for
all ages, with four entries, all starting.
.Keene Richards c.h. NictOry,l; Buioro' s
cd. h. Madison, 2; Carter & Co.'s, BIC. ) ;
Stswart's ch. b. Barney Williams, 4.
Time, 3:4554.
The second race. mile heats for al ages,
Eve entries, four starting. Swigert's D. 4
Morlachi, 1, 1; Hunt Reynolds C. b. l.,
Meta, 2. 3. Averoid fell in the second
heat and was distsnced.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sHERIDAN-The friends and aequaint-
ances Of Thomas Sheridan are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeraI Of his late wife,
SUSAN SHERIDAN, from his residence, ~
shelby street, corner Beale, this tfHukS-
DAY. morning. at 10 O'Clock. Services at 81.
PatrIck's Church.
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Notice

-HE partuership. in the practice OF the
1 law which has so pleasantly existed iog
over two years between o. P. Lyles ana 3. =
Brown IL this day dissolved oy n1ususl M =. So vi :
al 70 by both to eOmplettont ana either 9 n
G-rfv alitholIZsd 70 act for the nrm m su
matters pertaining 20 the E 1I35 SsJN "
,1alsslI,s11st,ar1a Is70 IseI5T o. P. LYLES.
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ia Paris is very grateful for American
recognition and Marseilles Is crazy.
Price, our counsel, made a speech, which
was Dutch TO the French. sT
3 The Democratic Convention IN New
Orleans was slightly coiored. Alien
Jumel was nominated for Governor. J. D..
Blair, Treasurer NJ. Ryan for Congress
Sn Third district.
Fremont IS President of the Southern
Trans-Continental Railroad company;
NJ. @. Hunter, President; J. ID. De-
frees, Seeretaryt Marsh o. Roberts,
Treasurer. The Texas charter IS ali
right. ..ss
The Kansas Indians recently sWinoleo
out of eight million acres of land, had 9
chsrtersfrom Jefferson, with great seal
R1d gold chain guaranteeing their perpet-
iNal peaceful occupation Of these lands, etc.
Ifthese red men were only painted black
The Dutch general says he expects
Strasbourg 20 fall by the 24th inst. He
claims 10 have succeeded in drawing tbe
water out OF the diach that surrounds the
1noat, and be is hurrying the completion
Of the third parallel, on which be pro
poses to mount l25-pounders,
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eFpapsTIHG cOTToa-GIN
fbECJITUN CROP OF 1917

GAS nz rafhered in The boll--hnils. ZEE Les,
NTr<f : and All. The drop cotson AZ" ~A7
opened lis can be saved -.,r - -,
PTHE IL sAKATING CorTos-Bfs vii sase -, s.-,
and ziu II out cleaner, less cut, an
Taonsd i'm fhan can be made from the Sc tl5
1eldr 10 the usual way, By the best gins 10"
n use
op Send for circular. ~.
s.-ie5 Sole Makers.
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so southern
HOOP skirt MANUFAcT0RY.
1881 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
9a ts12N. Ffsh Street, st. Louis. Mol

srAftsr having revisited the most con-
anicuous Corset and Skirt manufaetor1es IN
Enrope. I ann prepared now to offer the trade
and nv lady patrons, such Skirts and Corset4
a. viii prove elegant and destrable In every
respect.
also, DExoREsr's BREAST PRoTECroRi sPs-
cial sizes made to order. --,-,suae
au30 DCoto - -
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Missouri Politics. -H0Eors TO the First Fe-
male lawyer.

ST. LOUIS, September 14.-G. A. Fink
elburg has bsen reaOminated 20 Con
gress by the Republicans OF the Second
District. t T..- -lfe
At a meeting OF the members Of the Bar
TO-DAY, 70 take action in regard 70 the
death Of Mss Lemma BaTkallsO, a young
female attorney of this city and grad uate
of the Law School, who recently died OF
typhoid fever, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That IN the death of Miss l..
Barksllso, we deplore the loss OF the hrst
az her sex ever sd United TO the bar OF
Missouri; that in her erudition, industry
and enterprise, we have 70 regret the loss
of one " ho, in she morning OF her career,
bade fair to reflect credit on our Protes-
sion and a new honor on her sex, and thai
our sympathy and condOienee be ex-
tended TO the relatives OF the deceased.
This is the first meeting Of the kind
ever held in the United States and was
largely attended by the young msmbers
of the bar, as well a. by many Of the oidei
aud more distinguished attorneys.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

NTOMINEES by the Committee for orfesfs
~ of the Chamber OF COnn5sree for tne en-
suing year; election Monday, sBth OF Sep-
tem5er: ,,.-,.
= FOR PREsIDEHF:i
At. LACEY.
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The NASHVILLE FAIR.

OPENS october 3, 1870. Large premiums
I are offered. Competition is open to all
the states. No charge for exhibition. Pre-
MUM list sent, postpaid. 70 any address, on
apnIication to JOHN H WILLIAMS. General
Agent. No q Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
HH- Railroad FIRE at half rates. sel3
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IhursdaY. september %, $50,

During legal hours, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash: l steam engine,
boiler lot sawmill fixtures, set grinding
stones mash tub s SfermeEtinG tubs, copper
worms wooden still, lot small stills anu
tubs, 2 dake stands, 1 Fairbap KS scales, NO;
n: 10 bushels rye, bushels barley matt,
eisfern tubs, lot empty Sacks, 20 cords sea-
soned wood - empty barrels, empty nal
barrels. Isef5I l. +. EATON. U. T. Marshal
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NOTICE.

MEMPH1s, TENN, September 10, 1870
vTJHE profles showing the grades OF the fol-
Il lowing streets, to-W1t:
Orleans street from Vance street 10 Bayou
DaSoto Tata street from Orleans 20 Walnut
street, Walnut street from the NJ 4 Z. X: r..
to the south line OF the corporation, having
city of Memphis on the 7th day OF Septem
ber 1870 are now on file in the office OF the
Citv Engineer, where all parties interested
can examine them for thirty days, from thlS
date aud submit their objections, Ii any, IN
writing TO the next regular meeting Oh the
ssII - - JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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1ERs. EDWARD 3. WHITES English and
4k French Boarding School TOR young la-
dies, No. So West Forty-seo3nd street, 0pEo-
ste Reservoir Park. au1 cod
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IJnited States MarshaPs Sals.

No. 44l-United States District Court, Dlstrle5
Of West Ten Dnessee.- United states vs.. iOo
barrels High Wines, etc.
9URSUA Mt to an order of sale, issued by
L the District Court OF the United 5tates, lor
the District of West Tennessee, IN the above
entitled cause, Will offer 1Or sale, at u arrls
DistiIIery ON ReeIfoot Lake, near Upton
villa Tas1n