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THE ONEIDA.
A Sad RomaRce---The Terrible Disaster
without Parallel.

The New York city correspondent
of the Troy Times says: The disas-
ter Of the Oneida, viewed as the result
OF an accidental collision, has, l be.
| levesbut one parallel on record. This
was that OF the Arctic, which was
stove in the bow by another vessel
while returning from Liverpool in
September, 1854, and went down with
great loss of life. One gentleman OF
this city, flames Brown, lOf Brown
Brothers : Coz lost eight of his kin
dred in this disaster. They had gone
on family excursion to Europe, and
out of nine only one was saved. This
was HoratiO Allen, who married Mr..
Browns daughter, and he often eX-
pressed his regret that he had not
shared their fate. The memory OF
the scene was so painful that he could
not bear to allude TO il. The group
went down together, but he came up
and got on a piece Of the wreck, from
which he was subsequently picked up.
Mr.. Allen was broken hearted and
only survived a few years. The
Oneida was the first national vessel
to perish BY accidental collision, and
was the worst wreck Of any United
States ship except the Levant. The
latter was of equal size with the
Oneida. She sailed on q national
commission about nine years ago, and
no tidings were ever FeeEiVed OF her
fate. 1t Is probable that she fOHudered
in storm. The Oneida was histoT-
ical ship, and won name in the
naval combats OF the rebellion, a
service which the Levant never
shared.
Mack" the Washington CORES
pondeEt of the Cincinnati Ea7ldrer,
writes: - In conversation with a very
intelligent and accomplished lady
from Maine, a few days since, l learned
the following facts, which throw the
shadow of a sad romance over the
Oneida disaster: Commander VIII
liams, the highest officer on the vessel,
and one Of the lost, was a widOWer OF
something less than forty, and tine
father of two bright little children.
In May last he contracted an engage
ment for a second marriage, which
was to have taken place very soon
after the arrival of the Oneida in this
country. / believe it was fixed for the
middle of April. He left the United
States for Japan IN June last, and just
before his departure he was one Of a
dinner party at which my Informant
and the affianced bride were also pres
ent. Had hereturned safely he would
have known a fate which his brave
heart would not have met with the
cool courage that faced death at his
post on the quarterback. Since the
first Of January his twotchildren and
his intended wife have died. When
he left Japan he had not heard this
sad news, bat supposed he was COM
ing home to meet them all in health
and happiness. 80 TO one, at least Of
the gallent men who went down on
the ill-fated steamer, death cannot be
called disaster"
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HURRICANE.
Results Of ths Late Blow al Tuskegee, Ala

From the Montgomery Ala Advertiser
TrsKEGEE. March y, 1s70.-To-day,
about III O'clock, our town and district
were visited by q terrific hurricane.
Although the day began fair and
bright. and the sun shOne out clear,
vet about IOo'clock the heavens began
to darken and grow blacker ana
blacker, until, about II O'Clock, the
winds rose into the wild fury OF a
hurricane sweeping everything before
If. The storm came at first from the
southeast, and thea Ve9red round TO
fine west. and ragged with terrific
mower. The clouds seemed to isii
nDon the ground and TO wrfthe and
tdss ike a whirlwind, and, although
n RACED only q few minutes, 1t dId
very great damage to our beautiful
town. Fences were blown down eve
rvwhere-scarcely a place ieit with
Derfeet fencing; trees were uproctecl
and thrown across Sidewalks, streets
and houses-and several Out-h0Uses
were entirely destroyed, while many
Others were greatly injured. Several
1 of our business houses were robbed OF
tbeiR tin roofs. BilbrO's brick build
! ING, Bank building, MasOn's building,
1 East Alabama female college, Mr..
! Warmers residence and some others,
were more or less completely un-
rooted. The Baptist church steeple
was also robbed OF its ornaments and
weatherVane. But strange to say,
| though wreck and ruin are seen every
where in town, yet no one was killed
or seriously injured. About one hom
afterward, another gale began, doing
still more damage TO our shade trees
and fencing.
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DENIAL.
The Ex- Federal Soldiers Of Davidson Coaa-
ty In the Cause TOfFuth.

NASHVILLE, March 1S.-A number
of ex-Federal soldiers residing here
have united in telegraphing to Isaac
r. Hawkins, Representative IN Con-
gress, a contradiction of the statement
in a letter written from Nashville and
read in the House of Representatives,
that all Union soldiers in the skin
Civil District of Davidson county had
been ordered to leave and one OF them
hanged. Nothing Of the sort has been
heard of here. The telegraphers de-
sire their contradiction to be read in
EfOueyEaSG
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March lS-Cotton opened ex-
Gated but firmer, and closed dull and heavy.
Sales 2s0O bales. uplands Z315c. Flour 81 900
8 So Whisky s7ia99c. Wheat-No. 2, 81 lOg
/ ia Corn, mixed, CSC. Rice dull, Carolipa
5l5a7c. Coffee steady. Sugar Quiet-Cuba SO
$40; Molasses dull-OFleans, 7S'9s0c.
Money easy at sac per cent. on call, with
executions at 4 Sterling dull, 75SgS1s. Gold
9uief. opened at I21s and fell to 1I5s, touched
f1l aud closed at I2sz. Carrying rates 496
clearaneee SS5, ,O00, ,G0O, representing yesterday
business. Governments dull, lower, closed
steady. State Securities frm-Old Iennessei
5S34: new 1915
Try Goods-MaTkst much more active fol
ALI classes OF goods to-day, and shows NOR
steadiness indicating as II the prices of mos
fabrics had nearly touched low water mark
Atlantic A Sheetings are dull and steady al
| l5Lc; Clark's l5c; Monado4 1 * 81, 3254c; d.
l0-1, $75zci do =, 421sei Amoskesg a 6ieaehe'
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The Steamer Samana Heard Of

LIVERPOOL, March lS.-The ship
Madge Wildfire, from Savannah, Feb
ruary 9th, has arrived at this port,
and reports that, on the 18th instant,
she Signaled a disabled Cunard brig
rugged steamer, steering east, and that
she wanted no assistance. This was
undoubtedly the missing steamer Sam
ana, which has put back to q British
port. She is expected to arrive of
Cape Clear Island to-day.
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hasonla.

CINCINNATI, March 1S.-The funeral
OF Howard Matthews, Past Grand
Master Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
of Ohio, takes place on Sunday at oAe
O'Clock. Grand Master Newcomb, of
Toledo, will arrive tomorrow to or
ganize special Grand Lodge to con-
duct the ceremonies, which will be
participated in generally by the Ma
sonic bodies Of the city.
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NOTICE.


o ;. PATENT DFFICE,
WASHINGToS, ID. C., March g. 1870. I
On the petition OF Mary Ann McComb Ol
Memphis, Tennessee, e,admlnistratrix of David
McCOnb, deceased, praying for the extension
of patent TO the said David McCOmb, on
the 18th day OF June, 1S58. for an Improvement
in non-eiasiic bands for bales OF cotton and
other fbrous materials.
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case
be closed ON the nth day OF May next, that
the time for fiIing arguments and the Exam
iner's report be limited to the 9th day OF
May next, and that said petition be heard on
the lst day of June next
Anyperson may oppose this extension
SAMUEL p. FISHER
mhI3 Commissioner of Patents
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TO LAND BUYERS.

4 Memphis. on the zig Greek Plank Road
and Mississippi River Railroad track. which
are to he sold at our REAL ESTATE EX-
CHANGE, on Tuesday next, should attract
the attention OF land buyers, both for their
fuel and lumber value in the Memphis mar
ket. and farm value when cleared. No prop
ertY within the same eircum ference can make
a safer or more profitable Investment Of capt
tai Nj. OyertOn, the owner, Is now here, and
being non resident has DETERMINED TO sell
before returning home. II buyers can be had
We therefore invite the attendance. on Tues
day next, OF the many persons who have
been so often applying to Us TO buy these
lands They can get them by becoming the
highest bidder.
The terms OF the sale viii allow ample time
so meet the deferred payments from the pro-
duets Of the land
REGISTER, IRRELEVANT & CO..
mhl9 Auctioneers.
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Amsa Rsfusad a Sal in the ses1te.

WASHINGTON, March 1ss- Mr..
Conkling, from the Judiciary Com
lnittee, to whom was referred the ere
dentlals of General Ames, reported
the same back with the resolution that
the gentleman is not eligible to seat
in the United States Senate from
Mississippi.
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SALAMANCA, March lS.-TheOdore
Nickles was hung to-day at Great Nal
ley, New York, for the murder Of DR..
Andrew Mead, of Allegheny, New
York, in December last. He was per-
fectly composed, not moving muscle
on the seafold,
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Not a fleathen Constitution.

The Journal Of Commerce, in reply
to a correspondent, who. speaking of
the Federal Constitution, complains
that in that document there is not an
allusiCn from first TO last of God or
Christ, y says; There is a distinct
recognition of our great Redeemer in
the words at the close "Done in
convention by the unanimous consent
of the States present, the seventeenth
day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand seven hundred
and eighty-seyen.' Further than this
it wss not the purpose Of our fathers
to go but this is sufficient to vindi-
cate the Constitution from the charge
so often made, that it contains moth
ing to distinguish it from a heathen
document"
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Snuiharn panifn Railrnad.

CINCINNATI, March 18.-The Presi-
dent OF the Chamber of Commerce
to-day appointed a special committee
to consider the Southern Pacific Rail
road resolution, introduced yesterday,
and submit the report.
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NCn-Residsnt Notice.

A. Cohn & Brother, attachment, VS.. Henry
Fox.
4 FFiDANIr for attachment having been
a msde, in this case, in pursuance of sec
ton 1855 of the Code Of Tennessee, and attach
ment having been issued and returned by
the proper officers, levied, etc. on the prop
erty OF The defendant, Henry Fox,
II Is therefore ordered. That said defendant
appear before Esquire John Norton, one OF
the Justices Of the Peace for Shelby county,
on or before the 18th day OF April. 1870, in the
city Of Memphis, state of Tennessee, at the
Office Of said Esquire Norton, and defend this
suit, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as 10 him, and the case set for hearing ex-
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
NShed once week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal
Ill A copy.l JOHN NORTON, J. p.
P II. THORPE, Atty. for Pliff. mhlg
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AMaa Burned 10 Death

GRAND ISLAND, NEB., March IS.
The Section House, twelve miles east
of this place, was burned down this
morning. One man was burned to
death, aud the other occupants of the
house barely escaped with theiF lives.
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Billiard Match between Degry and RudOIuhe

OMAHA, March 1S.-The RudOlphe
and Deery billiard match at San Fran
cisco last night, 1900 points for $1,000,
was won by Rudolphe. The score
was: Rudolphe, 1900; Deery, $40. Ru-
dolphe's greatest run, 312; Deery's
greatest run, ia. Rudolphe's aver
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DIED.

RROWN-Mrs. ANx BRowN. Of Newry. Ire
land, In the 18th year of her age.
Her reletfves and friends are respectfully
requested to attend her funeral, from the res
fdenee other son-in-law, Mr.. NJ. V. HoIbrook,
corner OF Main and Concord streets. Car
rIages at John Walsifs, 49, Winchester
street.
New York papers, and Newry Eramaaes
please copy.
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The Evansville lind Courier saws; ;
A good deal of excitement has been
created in this city by the report that
there is a negro woman here who has
snake in her. stomach. She came
TO Evansville about six days ago from
OwensbOro, Kentucky, and she states
that she has suffered from the snake
about six years. At the pit of the
stomach, there is a large belt, almost
the size Of mans arm, and Just
where the bones of the breast sepa-
rate, an impression is made through
the skin that resembles a snakes head.
The belt which extends around the
body, if touched, produces the most
excruciating pain to the woman, and
as tears fall from her eyes, she cries,
.rdOn'tmake it bite me.n
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coTToNPLANTATIoN
FOR SALE.

Z YTGG in Paiiilps comfy, Ark, on main
II road, leading TO Little Rock. and Y miles
nom Helena, containing i=8 acres, 20S OF
which are cleared and fairly fenced; one or
two small cabins on the premises.
These lands are among the best 10 Phillips
county, and are in a irst-rata neighbOrhOOd.
Sc Terms, half cash and balance in six and
twelve months.
For fnrther information, refer 10 Messrs.
Tappan q Horner Attorneys. Helena Ark,
or to j. II. HORN Err Trustee,
Iahla CHATTANOOGA Tenn
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The Attention of Bankers and Mer.
chants is called to the follow
ing Telegraph News.

ITO the Memphis SUM-
CHICAGO, March g. 1870
A CONTEST between Hall and Sargent RI
n val Safs-look makers, has excited in
tense interest for several days past, each try
ing to pick the others lock, IL which was
placed $1,000, 10 be claimed by the one opening
The safe. Hall to-day opened Sargent's lock
in six hours Sargent has worked eighteen
hours, and has not succeeded.
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BROOM CORN SEED.

e- Early Broom Corn commands best
prices. For early Seed and other varieties,
with directions how to cultivate, address
W0LC0TT, SMITH Z CO.,
mhi3 Memphis,
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A Washington special, Of the 4th
instant, says: "In compliance with q
resolution directing him TO report
what progress has been made in the
preparation for the publication of the
official documents relating to the re-
bellion or the operations of the. army,
as provided for in the act Of July Y,
1866, the Secretary OF War to-day in
formed the Senate that Peter I'll. Wat
son, the person appointed to perform
said duties, did not do so and received
no compensation. The Secretary
states that the only additional legisla-
ton now required on the subject is to
revive the joint resolution Of July q,
1866, and amend it so as to provide for
the publication of such documents
only as are found to be of historical
Importance and value, by which
means the proposed work would be
greatly reduced in size and cost with
embarrassing its usefulness - "Found
to be of historical importance and
value" may be freely translated to
mean, garbled and dovetailed to suit
the egotistic appetite of a vain-glori-
Gus military spirit.
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General Marion, OfsSouth Carolina,
was one Of the first American heroes
represented in native art Many years
ago the american Art Union published
an engraving from picture by White,
contemporary and friend of AllstoD,
representing General Marion enter
tanning British officer in the woods
with an improviSed banquet of roasted
potatoes. The original of this once
popular illustration of American his
tory was exhibited at the last regular
meeting of the Union League Club,
and attracted much attention. 1t be-
longs to the artists son, DR.. Octavius
A. White, 2lS Second avenue, who
offers it for sale for the benefit of a
descendant of the painter. It would
prove a desirable work in a gallery of
American art.
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TELEGRkPHIC SUMMARY.
Speeie PaYmEnls.

BALTIMORE, March 1s.-The Frank
lin Bank has formally resumed the re-
demption Of outstanding circulation in
aOin
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SPRING HILL

c, PRING HILLS On the eastern suburbs Of
> Mem phis, on Poplar street eEtzuCa ed -- pom
the property owned BY Tie late kteurv Lake.
and derives its name froIu taa eefebrsted lalas
Spring on the premises. IT L. Just Gle uI.. .s
east Of the present term nu- o. The Pcs.-r
Street Railway which viii he soon extended
70 that property and beyond 1r. a com ralF
has been chartered 70 buIid q Pel1le z -rr p .--
on this road, which has been s1rvevGl- . be-
put under ifgIo ediate contract end 1eihz f-t
leet wide. and EN- beliished Wilh shade cree.-
on either side, and crossed BIZ 10 railload ana
steam cars, must become tie taE1a4t- .iaul--
ward OF Memphis With these Eerrsc-I srs
and advaufEses- added % heaig,1piua=s 1i Dr.
calty. and une1ceptlaDauis neigh 15llGotI,
We bring before the public
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MONA coTroNsEED
500 bushels of this celebrated
Seed for sale, in quantities to suit.
PRICE S5 90 PER BuSHEL.
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

Esr Samples of Molina Cotton 10 be seen at
our Office. TOOF, PHILLIPS IL CO.,
Inhl3 Ah Front street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOTTO

OFFICE or HERNANDo INsURANCE Co.,
MEMPHIS, March IA, 1870
Rs- At q regular meeting OF the Board Of
Directors OF this Company, held this day, a
dividend Of five per cent, free OF Govern
ment tax, was declared, the same TO be cred
tied upon the stockholders notes.
mhl5 F. ST. NELSON. Secretary.
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VNHE firm 81 Brooks 4 Dennis, heretofore
L doing a Boot and Shoe business at 292
Main street, Mem phis. Tenn. was, by expi-
ration Of cOpartnerShtp, dissolved, to take
effect February J. 1870, M. \. Brooks with
drawing from said firm, and disposing OF his
interest to his nephew, Il. Clay Cross, either
partner being authorized to receipt for or in
Liquidation OF any claims due or owing the
OLD firm. N. ;. BROOKS.
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Special to the Memphis Appeal
Result of the Sank Lock Contest in Chicago

CINcINNATI, March 8, 1870.
Bail opened Sargent's lock IN six hours at
Chicago to-day. and Sargent failed to open
the Victor Lock Of Halls after 2515 hours, and
forfeited the money. Halls victory Is COM
plete; a procession Is now forming 70 receive
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McCombs, Keller & Byrnes,

s22 ~ and 324 Main ST., Memphis,
4 gents for Hali's Concrete Fire Proof Safes;
Agents for Halls Improved Burglar Proof
safes.
All Of these Safes are secured by Halls
Victor Lock
hand mill
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BRO0M'S OPERA H0uSE
lJeEerson strss.. near 1Eair.l

CHAS. H II. BRoOaE-----Lessse and Proprietor
Prof ERAyK AExcLD D------ElsEder Ot Urele-.Fu
0D en- EZCEZ ~ < % 2.
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING
u sept. Zd, with q Mammoth Comueuy
The entertainment 20 consist " Nero -lfr-
strelsy, songs and Dances Fancy i5,l-t-- 1lll-
Lad1 Dueits. EEar-st . - "a. = 60
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FOREIGN SUMMARY,
From Spain.


MADRID, March l8.-OWing to the
attitude taken by the Pope, the gov
ernment has decided not tosend a spe-
cial envoy to the Eeumenical Council
In the Cortes to-day, a resolution
granting a pension of $500 to each OF
the children of Castanau, late editor
of the l'0ce de Cuba, gave rise to an
| interesting debate, during which 9n
enthusiastic speech was made in favor
of the preservation of Spanish author.
ity in Cuba. The resolution was
adopted.
1t is believed here that the proc.
lamation of Papal infallibility will be
a great injury to the cause of the
church in Spain.
From England.
LONDON, March 1S.-A correspond
ent at Rome telegraphs that the ru-
mors of the Pope's illness are con-
firmed.
The Bishops of Besanean and Ne
vers take the lead in opposition to the
inallibility dogma.
st. Patrick's Day was celebrated
throughout the island yesterday in the
usual manner. So far as heard from
no disturbances occurred, and the ak
ira precautions taken by the authori-
ties to guard against rioting were
needless.
The advertisement of the New York
Associoted Press Offering Eve hun
dred dollars reward for the arrest and
punishment of the author of the City
of Boston canaFd, is noticed editoTlaIg
ly in the Times and other morning
papers. Captain Juddins and the In
man line authorities are still confident
that the missing steamer will come
safely into port.
Vessels arriving today still report
dense fog OF the Irish coast, with the
wind from the northwest,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.


Last Wight and Matinee Of the Fox Panf--
mime company and kirsify Tr0upe
SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING
March -, viii be presented. with new III -.
SaYln1s aud Transformation. and tls n.-s-
and successful AmazOuian baIiar eutlrI-t
the ~ aEriOrs or the Nile. In ffe6 r. Fox's
original pauIOIri ime oE HI Mp PII-DU AfPFT
MATtNEE-DOors open a. 4 o'cloel-. o. .tlrl-
uleucs at O'c.0cz Bricss as usual q
Monday Evening, Maren zlst-EirsC a1re-ir-
anre Of the tifeat Emotional AeTreas u IS
LUCILLB = Il EEttN. ia her great .1ip-r-
sonation OF the dual role LADY Isabel and
Nadaue Vine IN f-s-f r.-uua
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NoW Firm.

A. G. Dennis and II. Clay Cross did aSsO-
ciate themselves OF date February 7, 1870, as
partners in the Boot and Shoe business, and
will carry on the firm business at 292 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, under urnl name of
Dennis & Gross. A. q. DENNIS,
mh4 II. &. CROSS.
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rINHESE Closets are rapidly superseding the
L ordinary water closets, and are SUPERIOR
TO THIN IN EVERY RESPECT.
In households where they have been intro
sintsed thew are considered almost indispen-
sable Thsv can be placed In any part Of the
house and are especially adapted 20 the use
OF invalids and Of the sick room
NJ DTsscREEABLE 0D0R EFER EsCAPEs
.1,o,r ,rfITr,f and their construction Is 50 sim
,,ie fbef it il nearly Impossible for them %
81 olnt OF order. Th0y are sold At such rea-
sonabIe rates as to be within The reach o.
u,osf families. EARTH CLOSET co
Hartford Conn
Nrannhis- z73 Main street; New Orleans, 2
Carondolet street; Chicago, lSS LaSalie street.
mhl5
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$1,000 REWARD,

ESCAPED from the Jail OF shelby county,
Il on the night OF the 18th March, Thomas
L Leonard and Robert Goodlett. viii pay
the above reward for their arrest and dellv-
cry 70 me. A. P. CURRY
mhI9 Sheriff Shelby county.
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Laid on according % plsns vhfch msy be hst
Al our Office. Air. y. H Lake, resiaiug ca
the place, VII show fhe premises l1 eil ger
SONS wishing "a examine the lots beirre ll8
day OF sale.
We invite the attention Of all ne-sc0s tG
this sale who wish to secure q roli.iI nl f01d
and convenient suburban residences l1r w lf.-i-
10 can be bcusht n the preTailtl- ll7r uei ras-.
That this property must great T is--r-ls- d.
value. on the extension OF the rEeel H.. way
and the opening Of the Turnpike, NO cza csE
dOu bt-
the balance.
ROYSTER, TREZEVAET g CO.,
mhlq aucrf1rea1z.
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ORDINANCE

Be il ordained, That section of article 2
page 2ii, in bound City Ordinances, be SC
amended that the words - first and ThtrC
Tuesdays Of each and every month" sinai
read, the FIRST and third Wednesdays Of each
month" for the regular meeting Of the Gen.
eraI City Council
Approved March IS, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor
Attest' l.. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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