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RICHMOND. March 21.-An attack
uDon Mayor Ellison s police, last night,
DToved TO be more formidable than
was at first supposed. The negroes
assailed them with bricks, and at the
same time opened fire and wounded
several. Detective Knox was struck
with a brick after he was wounded,
and he suppOses he shot and killed the
negro who threw 1t. e.,
From all sources Of information, II
il positively ascertained that three
negroes were killed outright IN the
encounter, and several were wounded.
in the early part Of the night negroes
in the vicinity Of Cahoon's fort stoned
| FlIison's police, when they commenced
to light the gas lamps Of the city, and
from that time they were riOtous in
their demonstrations until the COLI
sion took place.
A visit to the scene of encounter, at
midnight, found all still and quiet, and
not a living soul could be seen, and
lights had generally been extingulshed
in the residences.
There is a movement on foot to
have General X. H. Jones removed
! from his position of Postmaster Of this
city. and that the name OF his sue
! cess0r will be sent into the Senate by
the President, in few days, for con-
firmation.
Affairs are quiet to-day. In last
nights skirmish only one negro was
injured. He was shot in the shoulder.
! Ellison has entire control Of the city.
CahO0n has only half dozen men in
/ the Third District stati0nhouse. There
appears to be no further danger Of a
conflict, as the mOb5 have dispersed.
This afternoon Ben. Scott, one OF
Mayor CahOou's negro special police
! force, was captured by Elli5On's po-
/ lice. 1t was in front Of his house that
Bush, the special policeman, was
killed last night, and an ex-police-
man having scott in charge near
the City Hall, where Bush's body
was lying, an excited crowd rushed
on Scott and commedced firing, shoot
/ ing him IN the hand. The police,
after a short fight, beat the crowd OF
and succeeded in lodging Scott safely
/ in the City Hall.
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] Massey. A N Stout, A c Roark, Judges
II NJ Alexander, Robert Stone, clerZS-
Massey, Deputy commissioner.
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NEW YORK. March 21.-Mr. Childs,
Bailey's chief deputy, was arrested
Saturday night, but released on g ban
of 5000 to-day. The belief Is ex-
pressed by many that Bailey is still in
New York, 1hile Others think ne
committed suicide. Childs thinks the
amount taken by Bailey VIII reach
500 600. the extent of his bonds.
MANY of the confidential clerks
and others in the employ OF Bailey are
reported willing 10 make alnuaVits
that ne appropriated large SUMS 10 ms
OwD account. o.,
The Commercial AdCsrttser says 1t
has It from reliable authority that one
of Raiiey's bondsmen approached a
weII-knOgu distiller in this city with
3 nropOsitiOn that if the whisky IN
feresf would raise two hundred thou
sand dollars he would resign ana leave
the town, and the proposition was de-
clined.
The narticulars Of a new fraud
came m iivht this afternoon. An IN
Tividusl bv the name Of Hart on
Saturday. entered the Office OF EVans,
Whsrtoa & Co. No. Broad street,
and Cave an order to sell 4OV) shares
of Iake shore Railroad stock, which
they sold at So TO S5l. Hart stated
shaf the stock was for account OF u,
r.. shelton, one Of the most respon-
sibIe operators on the street. To-day
Evans. Wharton i Co. discovered
that Shelton had not ordered any such
sale. and bought the stock at n loss Of
$500. It i supposed that Hart WIS
sbort Of Lake Shore, and adopted this
course to break the market and buy 10
his shorts.
The numerous stores to rent 10
Broadway and other desirable locaiI-
ties are evidences Of the depression IL
general trade. over one hundred
56qusand men are out Of employment
in fh,s city. The reductions III prices
.0f labor have been in all eases I'M
tiated bv employers who stated then
inabiIitv 10 psy existing rates, anC
the employees OF houses nave IN every
case to submit.
There are no new developments IL
regard to the late f0rgeries.
Some bankers and brokers to-day
instructed their banks not to certify
any checks under $1,000.
Some Qf the banks, on their own ae'
count, are refusing 10 certify cneck'
for small amounts.
All the alterations have been IRON
very small amounts.
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WASHINGTON, March 24.-The Sen
ate to-day confirmed Jas. .. Bradley,
of New York. as Associate Justice Oi
the Supreme Court OF the United
States. and General Peasants as Col
Iector of the third district Of New
York. vice Bailey, removed. The
vote on Bradley's nomination was 4b
to 9.
The President has nominated Rob
ert z. CattersOn as United States Mar
shal for the Eastern District OF Ar,
kansas, and also made several naVa
appointments.
Solicitor Banfeld has returned from
New York. He has no doubt thai
Bailey has left that city.
The Internal Revenue Office is max
ing every effort 10 ferret Cutthe eXten'
of the frauds.
Deputy Commissioner Douglass lef
TODAY 20 take entire charge Of the
examination. Messrs. Douglass, Pur
nell and John DelanO, OF the New
York office, and SUpervis II Dryer, o
Ohio, are assisting the Commissioners
Senator COttreu, who has been ab
sent from his seat for several weeks
returned to-day with his health nearl!
restored.
The suDreme Court has decided aG
D-ersely 10 the claim OF Com mande
Meade against the United States, un
der the treaty with Spain IN 1873.
The Senate has confirmed George II
Rutler As COusul- General at AleXan
drfs. Egvpt. the motion to recOnside
being negatived.
Francis 4. Walker, Inspector Of tn
Cersus. hiss issued a circular, an
.,,oun@ing that the act of May, lSji
raouiraa that Assistant Marshals Sha
be actual el2umerators.
The Custon16Ouse at Toledo, IeZa'
was robbed on the night OF t.,eDruar
9th. bat the Government bonds, Deln
l-,~ot at the Deputy Collector's hous
go the former robbery, the Cover
,,,e,,t q, stained no loss.
M l., dietary Committee Of 70
L.. "a, " considered the case
- Cbaro-ee Indians whose toDacc
factorias within ne Indian Lerritof
We're re- seized by the Internal reyen,u
officers. Delano was l,7pts7o tIs,t y; =
his counsel A further H'@alA''s Va
be held on Wednesday. -
The House Committee on Inula
Affairs have completed a bill to r
organize the system Of governing ID
Indian tribes, to provide for their c0lC
nizing, and for other purposes. IN
bill divides the Indians into thre
districts and classes, viz: lst, those o
the reservations self-sustainlng; e
those on the reservations not so far aC
vanced in agriculture as the former
and Sd, those upon the reservation
1t provides for dividing the Territor
into four districts, with one genera
superintendent for each, and an ageT
for one or more tribes, under tf
charge Of the general superintendent
No more treaties are to be made
ratified. 1t meets the views Of Sc
retaries Cox and Parker.
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sENTER coRNERED.
Esoroes FAN to Come to Time---Un on Sol
dlers in EiddIe Tennessee DeHy the
Truth Of Radical Declarations.

NASHVILLE, March Ex-Governor
Santer returned to Nashville to-day.
Randall Brown and George Carter
(negroes), who had taken sides with
the supporters of Congressional inter
yention, were summoned before the
grand jury today to give information
Touching the alleged outrages upon
colored men reported by them IN a
letter to Washington. They stated
that they had no personal knowledge
OF such Outrages, and have never been
interfered with themselves.
The eX-UniOn soldiers residing IN
the Sixth District of Davidson county
unite in a card denying that they had
been ordered TO leave and one Cf them
hanged.
The story is q hoax that the School
Fund Investigating Committee have
discovered that keg of gold belong
ing to the Bank of Tennessee IS at 3
certain point and steps would be taken
10 get il.
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Fresh Arrival of Millinery Goods
Firemen's Insurance Company.

CORNER JEFFERSON AND MAIN SITS
- Also, Dress-makins done in the iates
-lYle. at Short notice. Ladies' call. mhO
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TENTH WARD BALL

A IL the friends OF W. HENGHOLD; all
\ ne good people OF the Tenth Ward, as
well as the people OF Memphis All candi-
dates Tor office; ali voters for candidates; all
good people who wish 70 nave pheasant
time with their friends; all those who wish
10 take part in a dance, IN song and the
ball, are Invited 70 attend THE TENTH
WARD BALL, to BE- given by W. Henghold,
qf fbe corner OF Jackson and Seventh streets,
Fort Pickering, On FRIDAY ENENIS Nc,
Es.ref, " TsTn IulEL
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Twenty
s,1aII houses on the square bounded
P--- b-l Morales, Annette, Good Children
"a e. Bernard streets, were burned
last night; loss, $50, 900. r..
The steamboats, New YORK, from
RqvoH Bartholomew, with 500 bales o.
cotton, and Charles IL. Duriee' from
- To,fis were burned this morning
Of the foot q Bienville streets. Loss,
.SI50 600.
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TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE.


u. >. PATE OEfAths
WAsHISGTOS, ID. q, March >, lSls. } ,
On the petition Of Mary Ann McComb, Of
Memphis, TENNESSEE, e,adm1nistratriN of David
McConb. deceased, praying Tor the extension
Of a patent TO the said David McConD, on
the I7ih dav Of June, lS56. for an improvement
In non-elastic bands for bales OF cotton and
other fibrous materials.
1t is ordered that the testimony IN the case
he closed on the 18th day OF May next, that
the time for filing arguments and the Exam
iner's report be limited 20 the Ath day OF
MAY next, and that said petition be heard on
the lst day of June next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL P. FISHER,
mhI2 Commissioner OF Patents.
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An old gentleman OF eighty-iour
having taken to the altar damsel ol
abouf sixteen. the clergyman said 10
him: 1.-The font is at the other eila -. =.
the church." 4" What do want o. o IN, enS
font?' said the old gentleman. Oh
/ beg your pardon" said the c.eriGa tSsi.
wit. q / thought you brought lnh
child to be christened."
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NOTICE.

A Ii, persons owing bills to the Mount Car
~ bon Coal and Railroad Company, or the
Grand Tower Mining, Manufacturing and
TrrauspOrfaffon Company, will please call and
settle the same immediately, with the under
signed at No. Madison street.
AN persons having bills against either OF
said Companies will present them. for pay
ment. TO w. c. POSTAL, Agent,
No. Madison street.
NH
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New Arrival of Millinery Goods

Rs- Miss WALL, at 282 Main street,
Memphis has lust com mpleted her season 5
nurchases in New York, and is now recelV-
Ing a full assortment of Millinery Goods OF
the latest importatiOns and most 1ashlohaDle
hrscing the - AUGUSTINE" and Ann lE
HATS, with other fresh noveltiesi and an
1onniar prices. are invited 10 call. Every
deparIment of FAsHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
earried an and orders promptly executed. inH
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nissnIution Of COnartnership.

TTNHE arm of Brooks 3 Dennis, heretofore
doing Boot and Shoe business at w
Main street, Memphis. Tenn was BY expi-
ration of eopartnership, dissolved, TO take
effect February 7, 1870, NJ =. Brooks with
drawing from said Arm, and dtsPosing OF MS
interest to his nephew, h Clay SIoss, slther
o.rfner heiug authorized to receipt for or IN
fiouidation Of any claims due OF owing the
~ trTo n. 5. BROOKS
oAA AA---@ = q nrENNTE
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Nan Resident NotiCe.

No ss09 n. r. Din The Chancery Court Of
Memphis, Tennessee.-Lewis Howes ct uE
vs. W. W. Trigg.
n appearing fr0m sffi lavit IN this cause
1 that the defendant, ". ". Trigg, is citl-
zen OF Arkansas and a nonresident OF the
state Of Tennessee:
IN is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the Courthouse ia the
eftv of Memphis, on or before the hrst MON
daV IN Nav 1870, ana plead. answer or de-
muir TO mplsinaut's bill. or the same viii
De taken for confessed as to him and set Tor
hearing eXDarte; and that copy OF lnls or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessivs weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-attest.
ATTGUSTON a lSrON, Clerk and Master
Nv r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
HAYNES, Stockton d Haynes, solicitors ioI
com plainant. LnnzAA
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ORDINANCE.

Re u ordained, That section 5 of article 2
mage 2ii, in bound City Ordinances, be se
aTendtd that the words " first and ThirG
Tnesdavs of each and every month" " shal
read. the "first and third Wednesdays OF eaci
month" /" for the regular meeting of the Gen
eraI City Council.
Approved March Is, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; L. X. RICHARDS, City Register.
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NC Perkins, ] II Goodlett, J T Mason
Judges. A Brooks, A q Gates, clerks. EoDi
NcKeuna Deputy commissioner.
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AGENTS WANTED

X, E.11rfsSg MACHIEE, the only practical
5Son9ly KnlftIng Machine ever invented.
Price SIS. win knit D,e90 stitches per min
So Boston. Mas, or 81. Louis, No. isIl
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Jacob GIesOn. W L Luudy, W A DoOle
Judges. DoOley, a Wetherall' clerk
+ c Stephenson, Deputy commissioner.
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COTTON PLANTATION
Fob SALE.

WING in Phillips connty, Ark, on main
| road, leading to Little Rock. and IL miles
rom Helena, containing 456 acres, &S OF
Irbieh are cleared and fairly fenced one or
two small cabins on the premises
THESE lands are among the best in philips
50 Terms, half cash and balance in six and
twelve months. So.
For fnrther information, refer to Messfs.
or 10 ]. H. HORNER, Trustee,
mhls Chattanooga, Tenn,
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Wanted.

\ more than one child, 10 act as house
Keeper and cook in family consisting Of but
three persons. apply 10 DANIEL LAKE, res
idence at the Intersection OF Jackson t.e sttss'
with the river, Fort Pickering, Ahs
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Monday, the 25th day Of April, $40
Election Notice.


ON Saturday, March ~, $50, an election vii
" be opened and held at the respective
places OF voting IN the civil Oistrlcts o.
Shelby county, for sheriff, clerks OF the or
cult County and Criminal courts Arustees
Tax Collector, and all other vacancies also,
for Justices OF The Peace and ConstanIeS lsIia s
wherever any vacancy exist, and Tor the rat
ificatiOn or rejection OF the new Conhtitutloh
recommended by the recent Convention, ac-
cording To law. Polls open az Z o c5oSA u
and close at o'clock PAN. The following
officers are hereby appointed 70 holo Sal"
election:
First Distyiet-At stephen English's.
Ii Battle. R n Bond, d Crenshaw, Judges;
] ) Dickinson j smith, clerks; InomAs Ep-
person, Deputy commissioner
Second Dtstrfet-At EIson's.
A D Hunter, T R Nelson, W 8 Noblini,
Judges; W { Ward, w Nelson, clerks; K A
Reynolds, Deputy commissioner.
Third District-At Bottoms Store.
Sol Golsly, VIM Reynolds, Jno W shipP,
Judges; B + Duncan, II Remont, CLERKS 4 =
PattisOn, Deputy commissioner.
Fourth Distr5ct-At Old Union Church.
B Harrel, James carroll and I W Hines,
Judges; Wash Leftwich, VIII MeGhee, clerks;
T I Giles, Deputy commissioner. -
siz,h Disfrio,-At Raleigh.
HB wnfod, B W Pryor, II collum, Judges;
C NJ Taylor, j 81 James, clerks; Geo L Mich
OILS, deputy commissioner.
Seventh District Bartlett.
VIZ Williamson, DR. n Blackwell. " 2
Wright. Judges; John Dickey. ) d Mcclure,
clerks; z L McGowan, Deputy commissioned
E7qhth Disiriet-At Shelby Depot.
Fl O Brewer. william Griffin, B English,
Judges; Henry Bragg, " olnpson' cleiAs'
] N crews, Deputy commissioner
Ninth Distriet-At Baskerville.
Kenneth Garrett, Robert Eeklin, Iohn
Cranberry Judges; A j Fletcher. q ii strong
George Haywood, Deputy commissioners
TENTH DLSTRCT-At CoIIIorville.
AfFleming, ] G Moore, Ben Cash, Judges
J W Biedsoe, "A = otrsJj)n- clerks K W tf-ahl'
sey, Deputy commissioners.
ELEVENTH DLsTRICT-At Germantown
VIM. Backs, Robert Weir, John P. Min
/ ford, Judges. NJ + WeDbs, " n Carter, clerks
L a RhOdes, Deputy commissioner.
TWELFTH DLSTRTCT-At Meshanicsville
Tw Elan. W Connell. Thomas Holman, jr.
| Judges. L Lewis, NJ W hediOfoi CLERKS
| <. u. Bray, Deputy commissioner
Ar OAK Lawn.
Ed Spottswood, c White Mich Deadrick
Judges Marye Trezevant, L hampstead
| clerks DR. u 0 Buntyn, Deputy commits
sioner.
THIRTEENTH DLSTRTCTLAt ArnoId's.
Jacob GIeson, W L Lundy, " A DoOley
| Judges f p DoOley, a ID Weiherall clerks
+ c Stephenson, Deputy commlssloAef'
| ,yIX7 EENT.H HDBSTRTCz'-At Whites station
n c Perkins, J II GoOdlett, 7 mason
/ Tndces. a j Brooks A q Gates, clerks. Rob
NcKenna Deputy commissioner.
/ SEVENTEENTH DLSTRICT-At M'Connei'
/ Church.
| ] Massey. A NJ Stout, A c Roark, Judges
| T NJ Alexander, Robert stone, cier2s.
| Massey Deputy commissioner.
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TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY
Ns0r, Voters IN Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, March 21.-About, one
hundred negroes were registered TO-
dav as voters, notwithstanding the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amend
ment has not been officially promul-
gated.
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n Deunis and n. Clay Cross did asso-
cIafe themselves Of date February 2, lsfU, as
-sTfnt1s in the Boot and shoe Business ana
R-iii carr ON the firm business at " Main
street Memphis, Tenn, under hrm name OF
Dennis & Cross. =. ~ ~ tSe6Ss D5a-s
nh4 ~ - N&sN-~-
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PATENT ICE MACHINES,
CAPABLE OF MAKING
10 Tons of Pure Clear Ice Per Day,

And will have It in operation hy April 18TH
next, when they viii be prepared 10 make
contracts and deliver ice in any part OF the
CITY at reduced rates.
The ice will be made OF pure, Uttered 3ls-
sigsippi water. and, as IL Is frozen NJ a lower
ternperat,ire than the natural ice when II
reaches this market, it is harder and VIII liisl
longer. and therefore is more valuable loI
any refrlgerating OF cooling purposes.
Owning the Right for this machine for rem
rassee and Arkansas, they are prepared 10
sell Ice Machines of from ? to 10 tons capAclly'
with exclusive rights for same for any local
lty in these two States.
For further Information call ON or address
at No. 2S8 Second street, corner OF Madison
street. Memphis.
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Engage not hastily, as party, in a
difference between others, but reserve
thvself impartial and unengaged, that
thou mayst moderate between them,
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M0TlcE

MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the
a Southwestern Land Agency is called To-
DAY. al the once OF ". r Hunt. Lee Block,
l3 Union street. The meeting VIII 1e neIo
r,unetua!iylnt y IA BY order Of the Board Oi
Directors. w. X. HJHIt freslueht;
Mem phis. March %, 1870. mh2
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The Pesth philharmonic Society ls
soon to produce a symphony " ID l5 Sne
Hungarian style = whatever Ill1s !,
naay be-entitled King StepneD'
from the pen Of List.
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HONOR AND VIRTUE.-1'he anclenl
Temple of Honor had no outlet OF It's
own, but the only passage to 1t was
through the Temple Of Virtue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASoBIc NnTICE

A SPECIAL convocstion Of Memphis g
"A Royal Arch Chapter No. 20, VIII be Xxx
held This CTUEsDA6) evening, Z<dI V y
INST. Al odd Fellows Hall, at ~ o'clock, for
WORK ia Most Excellent Masters degree.
Am 81 h. 81 5 fraieInaily invited.
Il. J. LYNN, II. p.
u n uwuuvrsa G4,erafqrv mh22
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Monday, the 4th Day of April, 1870,

Between the hours of u m. and 2 O'Clock
n M in front of the office of Dickinson, Will
iiams & Co, No. 2l0 Front street, Memphis
Tenn, sell TO the highest bidder, for ca>h, the
prOperty conveyed 10 me by said Deed, and
particularly described therein, and known
as the Love Property"
The title to said property Is believed 70 be
good but 1 sell and convey only BuLh title as
Ia conveyed 10 me by said Deed.
r. A. PINSON, Trustee
Memphis, Tenn. March Is, 1870 mhD
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NOn-Rssident Notice.

A. Cohn & Brother, attachment, VS.. Henry
Fox. -. 49,,
a FFIDAVIT for attachment having Deen
\ made, in this case, in pursuance OF sec
tion 3455 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and attacn-
mont having been issued and returned pS
the proper officers, levied, etc, on the prop
eTtv OF the defendant, Henry FOX.
II fs therefore ordered. That said deiendant
spnear before Esquire John Norton, one on
tie Justices of the Peace for ShelDy county,
~, NJ before the 18th day of April. 1870, in the
citv of Memphis, State Of Tennessee az the
offjcs Of said Esquire Norton, and delene lllS ms
suit. or the same viii be taken 1or conlesseu
as 10 him. and the case set for hearing e1'
,,orte. and that a COPY of this order be pup
iished once week, for four successive weeks
in tine Memphis Appeal. .,~,,,-r,,o,
p II, THORPE, Atty. for Pltff. mnIS
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Nlnth - namncratic Maetinu,

rE1HFRE viii be a meeting Of the Ninth
/ Ward Democratic Club this lTU ESDAf)
evening al tae Green Home" on Poplar
street, in maliance with the request OF the
County Executive Committee.
J. d. DANBURG, President.
=. &. SCHAPER, Secretary. mh2
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DISSOLUTION C0PARTHERSHIP.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TyHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Newton Ford, ID. 7. Porter and ID.
Furstenheirn, under the style and trTn OF
NEWTON FORD & CO., is tins day dissolved
by mutual consent a. Furstenheim having
disposed Of his entire interest in the business
70 Col. WM. T. TAYLOR
The new firm will continue business under
the same name and at the same place, where
thew will be glad TO serve their friends and
cusfouaers NEWTON FORD,
D. T. PORTER,
Fl. FURSTENHEIM.
Memphis February q. 1870. feb2l dAW
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From Spain.

MADRID. March 2l.-It is asserted
that Serano will tender TO the Cortes
his resignation Of the regency. HIS
future course Is doubtful, as II Is not
known whether he viii then unite
with the Republicans or agitate for a
restoration of the Monarchy.
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= PBING HILL is on the eastern suburhs o.
= Memphis, on Poplar street eZteud-d. .uu0u
the property owned by the late REM Lake.
and derives It's name from the cei eur1-eL -iE
Spring on the premises 10 Is Just one mile
east Of the present terminus O. tue Poplar
street Hallway which viii te soon extended
20 that property aud beyond It. 4 company
has been chartered 70 build Pebble IillrDil1s
on this road- which has been surveyed g. r-s
put under immediate contract. and being o5
ieet wide and EN- oeEisuCd qitL shade trees
on either side and crossed by no railroad and
steam cars, must become tne lsvOrite bouit-
ward Of Memphis With these attractions
and advantages, added % healthiui lsta-s o. To-
cality, and uneXcrptisuabi5 usiEhUoIhua1,
We bring before the public
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-22
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,,
Memphis, Tennessee,
ON New Raleigh Road. three miles from
Court Square.

v-RIrIT and Ornamental Trees, Grapeyines,
small fruits, etc, in vrriety anu quantlty
ea,,d Tor catalogue, or, what Is better, II you
1870 To nlant come out and see the stock.
fgs9 IF, RABooCk, PFopEiesor,