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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

CHOICE SECURITIEs-First and Second Mortgage s
per cent Bonds of the great Air Line Railroad of
Virginia We offer for sale
First Mortgage South Side Railroad per cent
Bonds at IS. Mortgage less than $G0O0per mile. IT.
terest coupons payable January and July in New
York. Whole amount of issue, 100000 Net income
Of the road, SEQ 600 per month.
Second Mortgage Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
per cent Bonds ut So Aggregate of first and second
mortgages $l3.500 per mile. Interest coupons payl-
BILE January and July in New-iork. Amount of am
nual interest, $4,000 Net income OF the road $4,000
per month.
These roads, with the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, form the AIR Line Railroad from Norfolk Va,
to Bristol Tenn q distance of 405 miles consolidated
under the management of Gen. VIM. Mahone and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

PACIFIC RAILROAD or Missouri SIX PR CENT
GoID Bonds FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, CoUPoS
OR REGIsTERED.-The undersigned offer for sale at a
moderate figure s250OO0 Of the above bonds. The
road is completed mortgaged for less than onehalf
its cost and is earning than double the interest
on the loan.
Government and other securities exchanged at full
rates CLARK, DopGE z Co., No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
CAUTION.

The public are warped against ignOrantly using
United States Revenue stamps which have been
once used and Cancelled. The cancelng ink is cleaned
OFT and the stamps regummed and offered for sale at
them of boys, Office cleaners. &c. Parties using
stamps should buy them direct from the NATIONAL
CURRENCY BANK of New-Iork. which is the depot
for their sale direct from the Government. The reg
ular rate of discount allowed is:
On amounts Of $50 10 800. 4 per cent.
On amounts ut 800 to 81 coo, ~ per cent
On amounts of II 600 and over a per cent.
Discount is payable in stamps; thus for 500 the
purchaser receives $l04 10 in stamps.
j. V. l.. MoRFORD. Cashier
National Currency Bank, cor. Broadway and Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
FORTS FROM SEPT. /, 1869. TO DATE.

FREIGHTS-To GasgOs q GOO bush Wheat at O. ahd b eaH'
Is 600 bnsh do AZ SID
GRAISwb. has been moderately active at irregular pFes. I.
variable aud not 0m Europe gess tHts'
sgbt. more Nd arrivals further decline in ebt At GU
eaRo have been the chief Of the gany and s'v Ne
eIn Of HE week have 100 bash agS l3 7 bash at
year To-d, better aad the oemInd y gate ssb
though chiefly light ofa hojers decided ID
vantage Choice Spfng held with much hrpnes ne
close sales 81 l5d oil 10 for Mined spiag s
: No af0Ati No y
Mw.uIee store rs Tor Red Western 81 2sdsl z @ AMBER,
do ard Extra 81 % far Amber state hsAi ~ ~
81 White Michigan AM 81 a. 81 o. for Waite Sss.ss
s.I.s lO1 bpsh Canadian Barley Malt
sctye sales, zoo bush 81 10 State aEd Common Cssa
oats are less active and q 900 bush a. 5F Yer hss
Ohio ssos and Psny White at sle STATE a. eet
od not and DC pier and jersey soben at
7dS0c I've ID unssabe With offering arrive ieF STATE TO-
arrive soon the 9lc Corn better AID IN far ceahd
hs trade ard 10 hold bus $685. f0r Aes Wt,tsfs
Mixed and Old 81 o. store o7 sfoai Sohen NLs
at 81 Us; DO Yellow at 81 Ok. and jersey ieoS 80
a. ~ FrV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
running in connection with the Old Dominion Line
of steamers from this city to Norfolk.
LANCASTER BRows Il Co., % Nassau st.
A CARD.

CARD.
Having learned that there is report IN circulation
In the effect that our house had failed, we beg 70
assure our friends that said report is utterly uAus
A similarity between the name Of oIu firm and THAI
Of another caused the circulation Of the report
apndcd to. T.. v. HAUGHwoUT, * Co.
AS, 400. and 492 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
THE MARKETS.
,crrfuily reported for Tvs TRIBUNE !

Carefully reported for THs TRIBUNE
SATURDAY. Jsr. "a. is5o
AsURspos continue small supply 6rm and AR
&T1l1s162i Pearls nominal al % AGSs ~
COfTON-Trade rGe active, sad the LgA
ar. held bot the market
t.d sales Of 1851 bales al eyenssl ~ -hicb lf
,.poy Gal r eousnmptiopi speculation and 20 mast
delivery 100 Galss Jisuary Lice 30 d. Psbs.
2ls March 25c 100 do Isle SSi DO Apr s3ls
DO MAJ 25lc 100 d. June, 2c all bass Of Ls Gss
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Toynoy Ir 2li m.-COnso opened al 92f f0f ts1
e!dg American securities qaist sUd sita tsiso
Five Twgntss 1867 St' 1903 OH ltL ga Iebfs,
sS stocks steady: Railway shares 49, Illinois ,sutD 1905
Atlantic aud Great Western, 20
PAkis 22The Bourse opened qIet Rentes 73s. sic
LyKRpo0t. Ja I'LL h-CoIon ope3e4 steady Asc1s W
lands llsd MidlIng Orleans a. .., -
LoSDoS Jan -Lpseed Cake so per Tales &C 3G"tT"
White.
FASKyoRr Jan. sauael States FSsrssny bO8l' sBe'd u
AZ 81 G9A
P.Is Jan. 22-Ihe Bourne cosel srm Re5,es, > r. Sc
HAyRF, Jan. p -t'atto op,ueI qsluL
LoNDoN, jan 22 tn.Coasos closed al 81 tnr J 49, u
Tor American securities closed qlcti lrtt 500
TNeuiy bonds 1861 81! 1865. o, lb 1871 si' it
Stocks s.esdy; ke Railway shares i. Illinois CsnilA 'V A
ard Great Western. e. Common Ra,in N declining go. -.
LIVERPOOL Jar. .e-l;JJ m.Colton closed ,'ei N.a ".
lands ll.di MdlHg Orleans ld sales " tle Jay ''V '
Bralstuas amer; Land 20 q MAYA stores at 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24


SuGARs-The market htyy and decidedly dull s 70 l's
for quotations IN the absence Of sales Far to Good tT ga
new crop ard 10! aloe old crop. Refined Fat 10. ~ ge"sr
grauuaed. aud crushed - . "a
SEEDS-Coyrr Seed Is quiet al l2 dlie Gimoly fnI q - 90
81 So Rough FsE Seed ~ 00@2 q Calcutta Lrse hes'
ergte active and steady, at 81 % gold
SrRARIN Is quiet at IL. i6c In bids atd tea
TALLoW fairly active and steady sales noco 10 - 'r f
Country: for ard nlc for Cy prime vhu 'fsier
WHlSKY-Buuess this article has only moite OF hs
I'll ga 81 o. for Wood and ITvm Hoop at esb ie %"
his sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

Toia since Jan. T. I55y.. 4I,5I50V-
The following mparative statement Of the exports
Of specie the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
10 years. from Jan TO Jan 90 1870 and for the
snnnh ing nerinds m the nnlernnfed years;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

GIT STILL WAVES" in spite of opposition,
the Efforts Of swindeIs aud then Tie STAR
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A tie Banner The ts vii appear 30 tie Mseh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

Nav OmE,N Jan. e2-ccaa active ara fnn' NJ u' IL
2,c sales. 30 bales; receipts, 1885, BALES exports
sUoo l7J! bales % Barcteni ~ hale, eoa"'s & "a csrs
Grm; Supesene - "a, Extra, rs IS; Double hHa - ~
scarce as VI b. ot Gee lsy 80 Mvss lCIs - s5sIes
Prime iz!Gi1ic Moiasxes-PTine, ESD &C. Nbskf, f'
CofcrFair l5G9lc Prime 10 ollie Hscon uoull $685.
Cold l2l StsTAas BrchAuse I'LL NsniorA ssh' hAse4" ~
ceut discount ....-,
3s2 bales; sales go bales Mlfaeg % 2s. maketac ,,
LouHvilLE jan 2l-Co,tcu strairi ss, a haes a. 's 49,
steady a. IS wheat qat; Red sl; White, ~ ~ VT,
Sheled, 9jdJ'c oats GGtSe Rye &c lyeeso 's
o. hhis Lugs. S5w48 80, lea. ss9Sh 90 ~
trmerg Mess lsE 80 BaeenShoudsfs' Rs Cei ~ iS
Clear sides 4 a.. Bah Mcas-Shou4lers. He Nrsr mo-
Clear sides, Isle Hsms. l9dac Lallre lee NhsNl" go.
TuLKDo, Jan. "a Flour dull Wheat sdyapcugi No. ~
WABASH u q, No white Michigan 81 20; Amber, ~ W
Red II Corn Advancing, Nc Od 500 New 'Se Vstns.A
No bid Dressed Hogs so so Gil IS Receps-S w %
Corn 5000 bush. 22i0n n Dressed Hogs shipmsns-'
bush Wheat SO bash. Corn. 8.pn0 Dressed hegS
CHcAeo Jan zs6 pnsScuss Ito "a bay q sad " .s, 70
selling Flour steady aud arn Spring kkirss 'sgsS ~ 80
and excited Niih higher atesi No. At s No st Con
afternoon fairy active bGt irregular uh se Al s.lS ef ~ All A
dal No at BE IN the sneruoce No ro@iS.g '' xi al
cole or No rive but nsctr Al lte for No hat.,
nomina UNCHANGED Hghwues quiet but snner AZ vse .r As
Mess IN better al sfI0sE - essn an
seller for February 41 IS seller Tor Msreh Lard steady ssS
6e cash Ad seller February Meats tneF Rough sas ~ Asf
Ribs Isle GTeea Shoulders Dc D Sailed shoaldss te
laIs Aadss Isle short Rib ID. ils Sweet PeA.A ".-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

waukee and ST. Paul Railroad Company, In when no
says, they unanimously recommend inc snarenoi"er'
10 authorize them to increase their capital stock-the
common stock 1929 shares at par sso. and to divide
the same among the Shareholder giving each share OF
preferred stock In the stock, and each share Oh
common stock 81 IN the new stock
The earnings ofthe Company for 1869 -ere..sI xssss
NJ, RECOMMENDATIONS
Interest mortgage 'r'o
=, A., 4. u-,a.a. al 77Anot
Amount Of preferred
Amount Of stock
Total preferred and common siSeb
The property Of the Company 10 reprcse"''a ~ n
Mortgage bonds .'''''''''''''''''''' "a. pa
P,essyyed s6sch 'bsHtoo
sOcf,
Proposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
nrtp SpubIitatiuns

A MEXICAN PH0T0-LlTHOGRAP cos
N OFFICE been removed 70 No. 40 FutODst. N y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
oRTs FROM SEPT, ], 1869, TO DATE.

dull. prices are Hhhout
we onote at He Other kinds inactive ard nomaaL
HOPS remain ira p Q25 AM o. II o. ~ 1Vo ~ ~
420c. - ,---,t.,
MOLASSES-FoTegn neglected and nomaa NeNONahs "e "'
steady, With jobbng sales az 11deOc -, -. -
Fish bu, prices are WHOM deeou l
American prioes Lard aud other Os nuss'
PROVIsIONS-The Pork market TIE past week hl' ossl
reguanr prices the business Is chiefly of iaft s
verv though tie trade and that the spot ri shs
ures have been obaued the receipts have been liberal na 20 SO
daily there better uauiy ior Pok tea ps .
the higher and OF SOC bb az ~ - Tor Vicious
Mes, ssa @zs la for New Mess and So Cor Clear ro ssrs e
livery 500 bb seller March. q $s ard 20 bb no. Sc
March April the price Beefis 10 good demand
urn; sales 50 6bS at 90 us Tor PAN Mes AL
4Sl7 for Extra Beef quiet Western here -
quote pomuay S20d for Prime Mess and sz3dS foo s
Mess Beef good demand and steady sales 20 M -
s3la 49, for Texas and $3j for Western Cu hv are
demsnd Gales 100 pigs at IA el5e for Pickle Hans
ltIc for Dry ard dl2 for shoulders Smab sis
shoulders aud " sc for Hans Lieos
scarce demand snail sales OF Cry Short Ribbed
O ID heavy Bellies 49, dl3c IN Chogo aud MEaaAee "
boxes at 3 Cumberland Cut aud ie for short suI
Clear M de for NesteTo and H
2ic for City Lar ameI aud ID I request. .i.es 80 .o, "a
s 6ic 6Gi7c for City; lie for fair 10 prins sss
aud ee Kettle Rendered for future delivery LOO tee 81 10
lie. 70 February March.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15
A PROMINENT MANUFACTURER
INCUR CITY.
He seeks hEocRtinn.

We are pleased to note the arrival at
the Maxwell House il our city of one of
the leading manufacturers of the North,
Mr.. E. Murray, of Niles, Michigan, who
manufactures the celebrated MURRAY
Wagon, iron axle and ihimble skein, SO
well and fsvOTably known throughout all
the West and South. Mr.. Murray eaioys
the enviable reputation OF manufacturing
the best wagons 10 the United States, and
is prospecting for more central and de-
sirable point where he can have better ia
cilities for supplying his rapidly incress-
ing trade. He is a gentleman of high
standing and large capital, of practical,
energetic business habits, in short, a lee
nld1a-just what we need in Nashville,
and we trust, when he has considered the
advantages offered by our city as q man.
ufactuIiug point, that he will be induced
10 locate with Us. We bid all such men
in the name Of our people a hearty well
come, and say that we have room and
profitable Investments for many more
like him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15
The Chapman Sisters

Another fair house was in waiting last
night at a seasoDable hour to greet the
Chapman Sisters, aud sll who witnessed
the rendition of ''Pluto" and Young
America, were delighted. The whole
tro were in excellent spirits. and
seemed fresh as though they had enioyed
a vacation of a month. All the features
Of the evening were brought out perfectly,
spiritedly and wildly, keeping the interest
of the auditors continually on tip-toe.
Miss Blanche, upon every appearance. was
received with marked welcome, while that
bewitching little Ella just carried the house
by storm; Bishop was fat and happy as
ever, and made his parts fairly smoke with
his energy and aptness. He's ''brick. -
The assistants all sustained their parts
nobly, too, and the musical entertainment
by Messrs. Wallace and Wood was loudly
encored. This, Thursday, evening is
announced as the farewell benefit of the
Chapman Sisters, and this announcement
will unquestionably secure the crowded
house their merits SO justly deserve
Miss Blanche Chapman must, BY all
means sing ''Fanfaletta' tonight. Il is
the little but sweet strain which has won
the hearts of her Nashville admirers. and
whenever and wherever that air touches
upon the ear of one Of those who have
beard and appreciated her here, her bright
and beautiful face will come back rs a
thing of beauty joy forever-never to
be forgotten.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15
NOW Advertisements.

See cheap column.
Arlington, Farrar & Weal1ley, real estate
agents, have removed their Office TO No.
80 North College street, over Vessels ele-
CANT block.
A meeting of the Mechanics and Msnu-
facturers' Association this evening at seven
o'clock.
E. Wiggers, No. 31s Cherry street, has
in store a large and Tell-selected stock OF
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware,
including Just such articles as are suitable
for Christmas presents.
Ogden i Jones are successOrsto the firm
of E. S. Jones in the manufacture of Paper
and Flour Sacks, and Burlap and Grocer
Bags.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Nashville Life Insurance Company
takes place on the I'd of January.
The UNION AND AMERICAN Company are
prepared to print upon favorable terms,
newspapers, either in whole or in part,
with composition and press work, or either
separately. They are now running a
double cylinder, capable Of making 1000
pressions per hour, g single cylinder
making 9, 900 impressions per hour, drum
cylinder making l, 200 per hour, besides an
Adams press and several other presses
suitable for small papers.
Farewell benefit and last appearance of
the Chapman Sisters tonight.
The firm of ]. NJ. Crow & Co. has been
dissolved.
Browns & Cheatham want to invest
$1,000 in a storehouse.
An experienced practical miller wants a
situation.
The Talisman clears for Cairo on Friday
at 4 P. N.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly are closirg out
Mink and Sable Furs at cost
Yeatman, Shields & Go. sell a great va
riety OF goods this morning at forced auc-
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15
MURDER.

Three Men Euter the Grocery of
DabneY kernell, at Mill Creek
BridEe-A Row Ensues, and Ker-
nell Is Killed.
We have the following particulars of a
bloody murder which occurred about dark
on Tuesday evening, three miles from the
city, on the Lebanon pike:
Dabney Kernel, residing and keepipo a
sort of grocery and drinking saloon et he
bridge which crosses Mil Creek. was set
upon by three men, in his grocery. and
shot so that he lived but a few minutes
thereafter. Kernell was yidower and
two of his children daughter and SON
living with him, together with p bouge-
keeper who lived in the rear portioa of
the building in the front Of which he kent
the grocery. About dusk of Tuesday even
ing three men, two of whom were parti-
| ally disguised with handkercbiefs over
their faces, entered the door and demanded
whisky. Pending the compliance with The
demand, one OF the men commenced play
ing rather roughly with the little boy, who
was about seven years old. Il is no. ex-
sctly known whether from this fact or the
refusal to give them whisky, quarrel
| commenced between one Of the mer and
Kernel, which soon came to blows. KeY.
nell grasped a stick with which 20 defend
himself against the men, when another Of
them drew pistol and fired at KerneU
which took effect in his stomach. when he
ran toward the door leading TO the dwelling
| portion Of the house. He had not re9cbed
1t however, when a second shot wss fred
and be fell. When they had fl1ish-
ed their bloody work they hastily
gathered up box of cigars, some cgndy.
etc, and made of. II the meantime the
children set up cream, which together
with the firing brought a Mr.. Green. who
resided within hundred yards or so Of the
scene, to the spot, and with the assistance
OF the housekeeper and others who had a.
rived, he carried Kernell into the house
| where he died in few minutes.
| The children, who were present at the
time, are unable to give any satisfacl ory
account OF the affair, and the circuns noes
as given above, are the nearest that can
be arrived at of the calamity. Coroner
Brien held an inquest upon the BODY YES
terday and the evidence elected was briefly
as above given. 1t is not known. nor
even surmised, who the parties were who
committed this atrocious deed, althoug b
time may bring facts to the surface vhic b
VIII lead to their apprehension.
Mr.. Kernell was an old citizen of this
county, and until some years past, resided
in the city, and for a long period engaged
IN the grocery business on College street
| North of the Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15

Rev. Barpas Sears, ID. d., the agent fol
the distribution Of the Peabody fund, il
the Southern etes, is in the city. The
Doctor addressed the State Teachers AssO-
citation Yesterday, and report of his inter
estinC remarks viii lie fo1nd elsewhere.
Dr. Sears has visited, In his official capaci-
~, all the Southern States, except Ken
lucky, which State does not come within
the sphere Of his operations He is an,
pounced TO address the Association to-
day.
We were pleased to meet cur friend,
Capt. Frank Duffy IN the city last evening,
in good health and Fpi,its. We are glad "a
learn that there is a prospect Of his To-
eating in our midst, having been solicited
20 40 so in the interest Of our CONNER.
cal advancement. The trade Of the upper
Oumberland is a very valuable one, and
no man is better or more favOrably known
between Nashville and BuIksvi!le than
Can't Dpffv. We trust that he may find
il IA his iniorest 20 MAKE the charge,
tbouoh we Should regret the loss Of SO able
ond Genial a confrore from the Journalistic
ranks in tennessee.
Cen. John II. Bright, member OF Con-
,,rose eIect from the Fourth District, is IL
he CITY. in attendance upon the Supreme
Court. He is stopping at the Commercial
Hotel.
w. A. Turner and I. j. shelton, Jr,,
Lagrange; Martin V. Ingram, OF the
CIarksville Tobacco Leaf B. G. Fields,
Floater elect from Bedford county, and 3.
Tally, Lewisburg, are also at the CONNER
cial.
Judge Turner, of Gallatin, is at the City
Hotel.
A large number of guests are at the no.
tels from other States-a larger proportion
than for some time past
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15
Rcd the Evidence.

ENoN COLLEGE, SUMNER Co, Tenn g,
Aug. 16, 1870. -Messrs. Mansfield & Hig-
bee, Memphis, Tenn.-Gents: have been
selling your medicines for some six months,
and they have given satisfaction as far as
tried. Your Hungarian Balsam has ef-
fected a wonderful cure of an old mar,
whose lungs and throat had been affected
for some eighteen months. TIE doctors
said he had consumption, His cough has
now ceased; his general health is improv-
ing rapidly; ard he says he would have
been dead long since, had he not taken
your Hungarian Balsam of Life. He de-
sires to give you q certificate recommend
ing your Balsam, and will send you che
as soon as you may wish. am doing all
I can 10 get your medicines in use here,
believing them TO be excellent preparations
and worthy of sll confidence. Yours truly,
1t J. W. ANTONY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15

The Cotton Increment.

The New York Financial Chronicle has
| returns from all the Southern ports, show
ing the receipts, exports, ETC., of cotton
for the week ending Dec. 0, from which it
appears hat the total receipts for the seven
days have reached 152, 321 bales against
| 140, GA bales list week, 11S, 500 bales the
previous week, and 122, 1873 bales three
weeks since, making the total receipts since
the LIST of September, 1870, 1912, 545
bales, against ,0O1, 666 bales for the same
period of 1869, showing an increase since
Sept. 1 this year of 2lO,S79 bales. The
exports for the week ending the same
date reach total of 1O2, 554 bales, of which
81, 374 were to Great Britain, and IS, 100
to the continent, while the stocks at all the
ports are 434, 136 bales. We copy from
the Chronicle as follows:
Our Crop AND EUROPEAN CONSUMPTION.
The continued liberal re3eipts are daily
leading to more general acceptance of
the largest estimates of the crop, and there
is now, we think, pretty extended belief
in yield Of from 3 800, 600 to 1000, coo
bales, some putting the figure as high as
1880, 900 bales. We have, heretofore,
several times stated that our advices do
not warrant US in accepting these high
figures, and as yet, we see no reason for
changing our opinion.
But this question of a larger or smaller
yield is really an uuimportant one, since
even granting that our crop proves to be
only about 100000 bales (the lowest
figures now given), We cannot see any
ground for confidence that prices are to
recover this season.
MOVEMENTS OF CoTToN AT THE INTERIOR
PoRrs-Below We give the movements of
cotton at the interior ports-receipts and
shipments for the week. and stocks;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-15
t.nMs FRusincss

Is the title of book recently published
by the National Publishing COMPANY.
Memphis, written by Theophilus Parsons.
a standard law writer. 1t is intended to
give the businessman compend of the Law,
appertaiuing to every day business, affect
ing commerce and trade in all their ramif.
cations. It will be a ready and invaluable
assistant in the counting room. 1t con-
tains large number of forms of the hes.
character, and thst have been approved IN
Judicial proceedings. 1t is altogether the
best book Of the kind that has come under
our notice. Geo. w Cowan. Of this city
is now canvassing for this admirable work,
and will be in SIMMER county during the
present week, and perhaps longer
Mr.. Cowan is also Agent for McCabe's
Life of Gen. Lee, and other popular
works.