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xLlst CONGRESs---2d SESSION.

EAsTTTxgTON. January 3l.-.SeRGtc.
sTba Chair Submitted communion
sion fron the Secretary of the Treas
1Irv containing drafts of the bill Tor
ah'. organization Of a aarine hospital
service. Also. the annual EepOrt Of
the commissioner Of Patents.
Hr. Sumner presented a petition
from the citizens of Kansas for the Sc
lection Of a commission 70 distribute
eligible lands lcr homesteads i0r reed
men.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee
on Finance, reported without amend
Inent a bill requiring the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 withhold any moneys
due from the United States to a de-
faulting State On any account what
ever.
Mr.. Cragin introduced bih to ahol-
ssh the office OF Surveyor OF Customs.
Ie provides that for the present that
day shall be performed by the Cot
le,slssr OF Customs, and the Surveyor 3
share Of forleiture5 and fines shall be
Maid ito the United States Treasury.
The biz was referred TO the Commit
tee on FiRance.
Mr.. Sherman presented resolutions
rof the Legislature OF Ohio, ratiiying
.fhe XVIII Amendment. 1t explained
that the former Legislature being
Democratic, had rejected the amend
,Fnept, but upon appeal TO thepeOple a
4Rprublican majority had been secured
and that the present affirmation action
roilowed as a necessary consequence.
= '9f'he communication was referred.
Mr. Howard offered q resolution
-yl,5-,a was agreed TO, requesting the
'ts,ruev-Generai 10 communicate 70
Al, >nsfe copies Of any cOmmuniea-
the u = by him 10 any United States
JOns sen. 'hOritieg since the passage
military aut relative 10 the admls-
OF the last act d Its representation
sion Of Georgia "a PARTICULARLY any
in Congress, and NaebiRg the eI-
opinion given By him u e tae GeOF-
igibility Of the members O.
gia Legislature. 'ats9H
Mr.. Morton offered a resO. >k6
which Was urged, calling upon a.
President for information concerning
the ratification Of the XVIII Amend
ment by the Legislaturec CT NJ MissiSsippi,
and in regard TO other affairs there.
Mr.. Ramsay, from the Committee
on POstOfiices and POstroads, re-
ported back with amendments the
Bin to establish a postal telegraph
system, and to incorporate the Postal
Telegraph Company.
The company is required to provide
telegraph lines to every city and viii
lage where telegraph stations are now
maintained, for the transmission Of
messages Tor the public, and to all
plaees which have populations Of 1000
Inhabitants. The person performing
the duties Of Commissioner of Tele-
graphs shall be styled Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General, and any post
master may act as operator with the
approval OF the Post3Haster-ASeneral.
The company may purchase any ex-
isting lines Of telegraph, which may
be offered to it, prior 10 January l,
1871.
mt. Morton introduced a bill tOpro-
vide for the admission III Mississippi.
II imposes the same conditions as in
i l.e csse OF Virginia, except thai the
rsselnbers Of the Legislature are not
naouired TO take any cath. The bill
= = - .----1 y, fho Cl.ns.ns..s
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Tie !sihmus of Darian.

NEW %ORK, January 3L-A Paris
special to the Times says the oFgaDiza-
ton Of the new company for the colo
niZatiOn of the Isthmgs Of Darien, was
completed last evening, and capital
all subscribed. -Four French
bankers and q dozen American capi-
talists are at the head OF it. Such are
the powerful combinations existing
that concessions from the Isthnus
government will be secured. The
Company viii wait the report Of the
United States exploring expedition to
Up tD work
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Nsw 0rlrsns lens.

New ORLEANS, January 3l.-The
Consolidated Bank of Louisiana was
robbed Ofnearly $50, ,00O last night 1t
was evidently the work Of experienced
cracksmen.
\ peremptOTy mandamus has been
issued by the Filth District Court, re-
quiring the State Treasurer and Au-
ditOr TO receive only lawful money
for taxes, Licenses, etc, and ordering
Il sufficient sum 10 be set aside to pay
the constitutional officers.
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An Extraordinary Case.

The New York Herald says: An
account was pablisifed 9fthe death Of
woman named Dandler, a few days
ago, in Hudson City. An inquest Is
Being held on the body by Coroner
Valkartlt, as it Is charged by DR.. Ber-
ger that the woman's death re-
suited from iIbu6ioiOps treatment by
the doctors who attended Der after
eAildbirth. Yesterday morning the
husband Of Mrs. Dandler arose, as
usual, dressed himself and ate some
/ breakfast. He sent for Mr.. Henry
| Gaede, prominent citizen, and told
! him that he had q presentment OF ap-
preaching death. and that he desired
/ 10 have his wilt drawn up. Mr..
/ Gaede endeavored to persuade him
tisst his fears were grOundless; that
be looked quite well, and would be
4 all right sr,s. awhile. Mr.. Gaede
theq Lelt, and haii en holn "'terwai :
paDdler s'as a e0rbse. The nbv-.
cian certificate set forth that he sied
OI apoplexy, and Coroner Valhardt
accordingly gave a permit for burial
The inquest on the body of the woman
vii be resumed to-day. Notice was
given to the Surrogate TO take charge
OF the effects for tine benefit of t6e
children. The case is very strange in
all its features, and has caused quite a
sensation IN the nelghborhood.
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New YORK, January 3l.-Rey-
nOlds, the murderer OF the unfortunate
grocer in Hudson street, William
Townsend, is locked up in the Leon
ard street station, and having recov-
cred from his drunken orgie, IS in
eiined to be defiant. He says hang
ing for murder is played out Ia New
York. Townsend's funeral takes
plac3 TODAY.
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Judge Lynch On the Rampage South
ward.

Two officers Of tho law passed
through Athens last Saturday in
charge of two negro horse thieves.
The horses were stolen ia Marshall
county, Tenn, and the negroes were
arrested near Browns ferry in this
county. We understand a band ol
disguised men took the thieves from
the officers near COrnersville, Tenn,
and shot them.
On Tuesday last a negro in the en-
plOy of Mr.. Wilson, in Cherokee eoun-
ty, Alabama, made a brutal assault
on two daughters of Mr.. Wilson with
an iron bar, fracturing the skull of enc
and severely wounding the other
The negro was pursued, caught and
summariiy hung. Post.
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Iaws Driven Out Of Russia.

The expulsion ofthe Jews from Rus
sia stiil continues. The Den, OF Ode5-
sa, which is the organ of the Jews in
Russia, announces that all unmarried
Jews have nov been expelled from
the frontier districts Gf Eessardbla, ex-
cept those who reside In the town Of
ki;caeneff, who have been allowed to
delay their departure for a short time.
BY next spring the whole Of the Jew
ism population Of BassaTabia is to be
driven into the interior OF the country.
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lmninratinn i.la i6a s.nthuast.

NEW YORK, January 5l.-rhe Fri-
bune's Hamburg correspondent writes
that emigration 10 the Southern States
opens very favorably for Mississippi.
BY steamer from New Orleans, nearly
2U0 Swedes sailed for Water Valley,
in Mississippi, 10 people plantation,
and some industrial enterprise Mr.
BergelOn, one Of their own country
men, advances every cent Of the cost
OF the journey Of these people from
the North OF Sweden 10 the center Oi
Mississippi. They being all poor, al
though decent and able bodied, adj
vances made to them viii be repaid.
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FinsEees nf Ihe naII1n.

! New YoRK, January 6i.-The Tri-
bunes Washington special says the
public debt Niii ~ gedSfce1 tAls m0nth
between two nld tiiree 11Iilissas OF
dollars. The expenses ol the GOy ern-
ment for Januasy DO nGt vary maeb
from last month; While internal rev
en4e receipts are light, custom re.
ceipTs are fair, amounting already 70
s., ,JO0,0 900. The prospects iar redge-
tiOn of the debt are not 50 favorable as
at this time last winter.
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Indigo.

4 company of merchants have re-
solved 10 introduce the culture Of ln-
djgo on the lsthmus of Panama. The
place chosen for the experiment Is
near SonaiR Veranguas. The Panama
Star says; " We remember TO have
seen IN the Island OF Taboga the ihdi-
go plant growing wild, under the
shade Of some ve,e-an tanarind trees,
and not Ear Oh, two cocoa and about a
dozen eelIee trees. The indigo plants
have gone, but the rest are there,
showing at least the adaptabiIity Ol
the soil and climate for any and all OF
these important tropical productions. "
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Ire P.ahnda FaneraI.

PEABODY, MASS, January Sl.-The
funeral Of George Peabody is officially
announced to take place here on Tues
day, February I5t, in South Church.
! On the arrival Of the train tomorrow
( the remains viii be escorted TO the
Peabody Institute from the Gepoe by
a battalion Of United States troops
and the Sutton Guards OF this town,
I the latter furnishing the guard OF hon
OF, While the remains lie in state
/ the doors of the Institute Will be open
/ daily TO visitors, rom the 2d 10 the 7th
Of February, inclusive, Sunday ex-
. cebfpd
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Sunday was a fearful day on the
plains 81 the northwest. The ther-
ulometeE stood at IS below zero al
Fort Abercrombie. Corporal Bake,
Conipany X, 10Th infantry, private
WheeIer, and anotherIn man, Ban3e an
known. started from Fort Totlen to
20 to Fort Abercrombie, thirty-fiye
miles distant. One soldier was frozen
10 death. The other two were res
cued. The mail carrier started for
Fort Ransom, on thACheyenne river,
from Fort AbercIombie the same day
with & dog train, and was frozen tc
death. Edward Powers, a discharged
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Makira eane Of INN.

New YORK, January 3l.-Uaytien
advices state that the various revolu-
tionists have expressed their deter
minatiOU to crush cat the Sa!nave
party, and in the principal towns Of
the South the shooting ofSalnAvi5ts is
going on At quite q brisk rate. at
JEROME a large number OF them have
been already disposed Of in this sum
mary way; and n Jacmel there are no
fever than forty-siX IN prison, most 0i
whom, if not al, win certainly be shot.
In Porte au Prince, also, plenty OF
work has been cut out for the military
tribunal
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MARRIED.

PATTOS-COOPER-N this city. ahns
Redford ESQ, by The Rev. DR.. White, onAe
2lth instant. capt. L. Il. PATrON 10 3irs eG-
DELLA COOPER.
The Confederacy had no more gallant eitIl-
plon tkan the groom, nor society more Pr
liant member than our noble friends "a
Memplis, ~ sttrreHderhlg one OF her tisst
flowers, does 50 assured OF a fosteriag re
from one who fills u 'ertiowlng tila STE
1neut-" None but the brave deserve the r.
The bride IS a rare fower--froE one ol'1r
oldest and most highly esteemed fam y.
knowing her from rosy childhood, we sfAz
from letter and spirit when we say thee
happy is he VINO has wooed and won, as re
a gem as ever gIittered In the family c0skof
one Of the old folks at home"
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Copartnsrship Notice.

! ssNWILLIAW STEWART, HCGH STEWART.
/ lvDREw sTEwART and JOHN C. FIzER have
I his day entered Into copartnership under
The firm styles or STEWART BROS. & FIzEL,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART & FIzER, New
9Orleaus, La, being suceessors to Galbreath,
stewart g Co.. Memphis, Tenn, and Stewart,
FGaIbreath & Flzer, New Orleans, La, for the
purpose OF conducting a Wholesale Grocery
Commission and Cotton business, at tbs old
stand of GaIbreath, Stewart & Co. No. Il
Union street, GaIbreath Block, Memphis,
Tenn. and cotton factorage and Commission
business at No 46 Union street. New Orleans,
la. They will always keep on hand large
stock CT goods, comprising a full and COM
plete assortment Of every article in their line
Of business, which they VIII sell upon the
most favorable terms. Especial attention viii
be given TO the handling and sale of cotton.
This branch Of their business, In the Mem
pLis house, vii be under the care and control
Of Mr Hugh Stewart. who, from over sixteen
yerrs' experience, feels confident Of his abil-
ity to manage the same to the satisfaction
their customers.
Mr.. Anj-aw stewart VIII, as before, have
charge Of the cotton business Of their New
Orleans house,
The Grocery Department OF their Memphis
house viii be under the management Of wm.
stewart and John c. FiZec, as formerly. They
solicit a continuance Of the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to the old
house of Galbresth, Stewart 4 Co., Memphis.
Tenn, and Stewart. GAlbreath & Flzer. New
Orleans, Louisiana.
STEWART BROS & FIZER.
No. II Union Street. stonewaH Block, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
STEWART & FIZER,
No. 48, Union Street, New Orleans. La.
FEBRCART ist, 1870. febl d4w
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Ny Continued iu-health necessitates my
retirIg from business, and in doing 50 have
mucgpleasuTe IN recommending my success
sors, 3lassrs. STEwARTF Bros. & FIZER-
Nenbhis Tennessee, and Messrs. STEWART
& FIzER, New Orleans, Louisiana.
10 ny friends, aud hope they will con-
tinp their business with them. l Will be
fould at the Office Of Messrs. STEWART BROS.
& BzzR, No. II Union street, stonewai Block,
til further notice.
". 3 GALBREATH.
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A Rod N Plakls fer senator PoaFroy

= h0a N Psesls Ter oeastor FoHfTay.
LE4yESwoRTH, January 31.1Tn-
formation has been received from To
peka 70 the effect that evidence of a
startling character in reference to Sen
at0r PonerOy viii be produced before
the Legislative Committee TO investi-
gate the charges Of corruption against
our Congressional delegation.
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The Very Latest from TIE Rev Horace.

New YORK, January 3I.-On Sstur-
day Mrs. Cooke, the wife Of the setiun-
drel who cloped with Miss Johnson,
received dispatch from Chicago,
signed by Horace Cooke, saying: - 1
have left for parts GnkuOWE. Xou
will never see me again"
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of the Senate and House
Yesterday.
Proceedings Of the State eouvehtloa-- --hs-
sr0es Lynched at Lebanon
NASHVILLE
sprcr.I-ra - APPRAL

4
NASHVILLE. January a.--Se'7ate.
The House bin repeating an act
passed February le, 1867, for the
protection OF sherifs and co1stabies,
passed its third reading.
Th6 House amendment to the Sen
ate bill incorporating the Memphis
Real Esa,to Association was con-
Cured in.
The Eouse amendment 10 the Sen
ate bin giving Brownsville the power
to issue bonds for railroads, was re-
ferred t, the CoLnUittee on Improve
ments.
Mr.. Clbbins eeered 3 bill incorpor-
ating ths Memphis Appeal Publish
ing Cotnlany. Referred.
Hova-A Ein offered BY MeBath
exenlItsl lall persons belonging TO
esther Army from any penalties in-
curregon account Of acts during the
ysz
hill Incorporating the B'nRl
-1sbe,- Endowment Society Of Mem
PMS 95p5alFsd its third reading
Also q "a Incorporating Stewards
Collegiate Istitute Of Memphis.
ConuemioA-In Ehe Convention a
Yno,iou 20 re(nsidsr the sction linz
iting the rep sentstion in the Legs
Iature was taPd.
a melnori WIS presented from
Bradley eouH asking that the peO-
ple of count. towns and districts be
empowered fvOte against the sale OF
whisky in tBr midst.
The cstizei Of H3rdeman, fayette
and AIcNaiseogntles petition for the
formation d new county.
A resolubn instructing the Com
mifes o. Ianee to inquire into the
exfedlenslf re-ehartering the Bank
81 1saas. sFaa selerred.
A ras esa to ameEI the Con-
sassuoa 4as = restrict the properly
rights ID ssrte1 uomcn. was referred.
Section Z as reported by the Com
mittee onthe Legislative Depart
ment, waSdUpfed zi55asz 81 sA-ie Ikilfs 5-l s.lt
ths word4 or adjourned"
By thjslctiOn members OF the Leg
aslature canOt get pay Tor more than
seventy-di days in the regular ses-
sion, or fonOre than twenty days in 4
a called scion.
tsctiOn of the same report is 50 4
ameEdei alto forbid any county, city
or town iosing its credit to any per-
son or cOrpratseE, except by the con-
sent Of thre-fourths of the qualified
voters therbf.
And amedment adopted also pre-
yeats any county, city or town from
becoming stakeholder with Others
in any comSany or association, except /
by like ntjority vote Of the people. ,
Section q Of the same report as 1
saFs the credit Of the State 4.
shall noi hereafter be loaned or given .
10 any PssOn or corporation, nor /
ihal the s9als become q stakeholder /
With Others in any aUch association.
zEEO negro men c0nnnsd in Jail at .
ehanon for horse-stealing and other .
rimes, were taken cut Saturday night 1
~ a party OF unknown men and /.
.gng. The men who took them out
we're not disguised, but nobody knew
isem. TIE party Of lynehers en-
raaad about lRirtymen, ten Of whom
we're recognized as negroes.
ASSOCIATES PRESS DIsPATCH.
NASHVILLE, January 5i.-The Leg
stature las enacted a severe iaw for
masked marauders.
FitzgibbOn, a brakeman on the
and Chattanooga Railroad,
yas knocked OF the cars at Broad
.reek tunnel, this afternoon, and
killed.
Jane Elicit, colored, was found
lead in the suburbs to-day, having
blood vessel.
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Mexican Coffee.

Samples Of coffee grown on plan
tation near Coliina, In Western Mex
leo, took premium at the Paris E,x-
hlbition. Some samples Of the new
crops OF coffee from this plantation
have been received in San Francisco.
The grains are small, very full, many
OF them nearly round, and OF a very
light color. The plantation on which
the coffee was produced is called La
Canada, The hacienda is seven miles
from CGliina. There are 800 acres un-
der cultivation. The soil is most fer
tile and climate delightful-even in
the Warmest months it is comfortable
there's The products of this haciend a
are sugar, rice, tobacco, coffee. cocoa
indigo and beans; fruits-oranges'
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ssrThehrns G@LBREArH, STEWART & Co
Memphis Tenn, and STEWART. GALBREArIt
& FSzKRsew Orleans, La have this day been
dissolve, by mutual consent, Mr.. W. B. Gal
breath rtirflg.
EithelmeMber OF the late hSm Is hereby
authorfad &C. use the firm name IL settlement
ofbusirss. W. b. GALBEEATH,
WM. STEWARG,
ANDREW STEW Art
JOHN G. FJZER.
MEYHIs, February lst, 1870
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RERsHT OF THE CONDITION.
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TELE6RAPHIC SUMMARY.
A Hung Iary.

New YORK, January 3l.-The jury
in the case Of Berry, tried for the mur-
der OF the watchman Hayes, in Brook
lyn, again disagreed, and were dis
charged by Judge Pratt at an early
hour Yesterday m0rning.
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/ EMENT OF THE
ET MA
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,,
ia ~ U Al z 4, 1870.
CASH CAPITAL, $3,000,O0O

ASSETS lat Market valuel :
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

S7alding, sidweil & Marlborough. Prsor's
n - Managt.T
70 eGlelt for a limited period Of THE
I4Ef ~ NEWELL, who WI make hls nr-i
salR32esralleS this seasen. This TUESDAY Y
l11NF,Iti ) =. February lsf Ia his great spe-
sl5,ly elslSy or tie GUSHING CL0RINDA. n
and Little Glass -lippef sr5r,r,girfss - 49,
ss-elhh sseii, Miss Mile -aekett and fhs
EE1 orleans stock Company. Tie per
DELICATE GROUND. 0o1--'Ns
Matinee Saturday. Prices a. pSns1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust executed !
- Elizabeth j. Whitsitt TO me, on the k
July 1865, 10 secure the payment OF eef e
DroniissoTy note therein mentioned, =
which deed is Of record In Record Book =
g. PAGES aBl-2-.}-t, in the Registers ONCE
.Ealhv c,inntY. Tennes / viii o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II ELMBOLD'5 BUCHU TIE oNry KNoevs-
H remedy for diabetes. irrffatioa ~ ~. :,
meek OF the bladder. indamnlstion ~ -
klhdeys, eataFrh OF the bladder strsT,s,,,v,7
or painful uEinating. S1IS
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Portugal.

Portugal,
LISBON, January 5I.-FigunaiFa 10
ras, recently Secretary of legation
and Charge de Affairs al interim at
London, goes u Washington in the
same capacity.
France.
PARIS, January 3I-The journals
to-day state that the French Minister
OF the Interior i'll reply 70 the de-
lnands Of an English c0iapany for the
privilege Of laying a cable from Al
giers 10 France, sad that hereafter al
monopoly in telegraphic cables would
be abolished, and that even private
parties were at liberty TO buy cables
Spain.
MADRID, January 3I.-An exciting
discussion occurred in the COnstitu-
tional Corte, on Saturday, between
SenOr Figaro, one Of the leaders Of the
Republican party, and Gen. grim
/ The former defended the recen6 Re
publican insurrectiOn, and asserted
I that it was deliberate act Of the ped-
pie. 10 defend their individual rights,
| which EI2d been violated by the Gov
ernment.
He further asserted tbet those So
called insurgents who had been killed
by the Government troops, we're sim
I ply assassinated.
Gen. Prim demanded a retractiOn
/! OF the oEensive words.
Figaro refused to retract, and the
general f,ppEessl0H is that it will end
/ Ia duel.
The grand military review, which
was announced for to-day, has been
indefinitely postponed.
The weathzT IS very stormy and
disagreeable.
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fTty n rlst portion OF The clty, being On lie
chlef thOEOugnfare leading Ia a1d ,5rr a ina
civ On ne soGth:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS

NOE are commanded 20 attend Cslnn. q
j ell ~ Red Cross Knights al the ~
Council Citaul5er. 20l Front street This NN
CtUf ShAIl fvening, at pm. Orders con
VISITING rirknlghts are fraternallF Invited.
iehl GED. M Eli .E,RsgH = n
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Merchants National Bank
OF &EMPHis,

M Close of Business, January %, 1870,
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County or Shelby.
Z, "a. A. Partee, Casnier of the Merchants
National Bank Of Memphis, 10 solemnly
swear that the above statement - true to the
oest OF my knowledge aud belief
II. A. PARTE EE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before DIe, this 3lst
day % January, 1876. j. a. TAYLOR,
Correct Attest: Notary Public.
a. J. WHITE,
A. I. LACEY, Directors
fehf GEO. W JONES
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Wednesday, February %, 1870,


between the hours OF 10 and il O'Clock, am,
ih 'front.' OF the door of the Law Court of NJ sm-
piliss on second street. IN the city OF Memphis,
proceed . seil,to the highest bidder, for cash,
az pubic aation, the property described in
said aeea of trust, to-wft: "Cerfain lots OF
ians lslng and being in the county OF Shelby,
stale Cf 1tnnessee, thus described-heing lots
ah, IVY, ~ and 202, as known and designated
m fiin plan of the city OF Mem phiS. said lots
peihg on the nOri Invest corner of Market
street, and its intersection with Market
square. aftt west thereof, and being the same
Rr0perly conveyed to said FIRST party by deeds
-Fom r. e. DooIey and Alexander Erski n q,
pc IlFSt Recorded in Book No. J. pages sS5 g.
lpe otiier IN Book l5-l92 1872, to whieh rasar-
l pee is iiow made, this conveyance being SUBJ
? ~ g the trust deeds made to J.. W. Wescotl
? In " = VI. Anderson, trustees recorded. Ia
g }oks y and Is OF the Registers office OF this
{ RHty laGether with all the privileges and
Furienlnces thereto belonging - The
} s5iy Of reliemption Is waived In The deed
2 Ayey only as trustee. I'd
sebl VI Il. WOOD. -