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BY authority ot' a .Speciat Actef the Ley-
isiofure Of tie ..Sfate of Cdiiformid.
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ar ALL KTNnS. prfnfsd s&4hes~sf y 4oa.tsk
u rates, rs ordered, at this-otaeS. - : ~
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango,
and like quantity CT Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as g light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS

which We offer at UNSURPASSED PRICES. on
the most favorable terms.
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IIyHIS COMPANY POSSESSES A COMBI-
nation of desirable features which no other
organizations claim Its growth has been
steady, its success marked. It's system of bust
ness is -cminently adapted to benefit the hold
ers of its Policies.
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Holders of Tickets to the Gift Concert in
aid bf the Mercantile Library Association,
hereby notified that the Concert is postponed until
Monday, October 31st, 1870.
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nat IS INC way That seVen>up came
to be particularized in the statute books
Of Kentucky as being game not of
chance but of science, and therefore not
punishable under the law" said Mr..
Knott. HThat verdict is of record, and
holds good to this day. y."-l" Mark
Twain" In the Galaxy.
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NOTICE.

He also keeps on hand q large and well as
sorted stock Of CUsroM-8lAiJE Doors AND
SHOES FOR All. WEkEs fa2l
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PRINCE ALFRED.
PrOaramme Of His Visit to Wash
ingt0n.

WASHINGTON, J January 20.-PriRce
Alfred aud suite had arrived at Mon
tre8l to-day, and will arrive IN New
York tomorrow morning, and will
remain there until Saturday, when
they viii leave for Washington.
He will be at the BrevOOrt House TO-
morrow, bug will not receive or pay
any visits, as 1t is his intention, after
leaving Washington, to return to New
York and spend some days there.
The Prince will be the guest OF
Mr.. Thornton, during his stay in
Washington.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton will invite all the members
of the British Legation TO meet on
Monday, and pay their respects to the
President.
In the evening there will be n din
ner at the British Legation, TO which
the following gentlemen are invited
The Vice-President, Chief Justice
Chase, General Sherman, Senator
Sherman and all the members Of the
Cabinet.
There will also be reception in the
evening, TO which the families Of the
members Of the Cabinet and the Di-
plomatic Corps only will be invited.
On Tuesday there will be another
dinner at the British Legation, to
which the British Minister and Mrs.
Thornton have invited Senator'S Cam
erOn, Cassidy, Morton, COnklin,
HamIin and the Speaker of the House,
also the Prussian, Peruvian aud Turk
ish Ministers, and Admiral Dahl
gren-
On Wednesday His Royal Highness
Will dine with the President.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


LONDON, January 20.-The political
news is meageT.
The Times has four columns review
ing Mrs. Stoves new book, in regard
To the Lord and Lady Byron matter,
and admits that in all likelihood Lady
Byron was deceived by her husbands
passion for mystitication, and really
believed him incestuOus.
PARIS, January 20.-The new cable
in the interest of the French COM
pany, to connect England and Brest,
was successfully laid few days since.
1t was unofiicially announced that
NJ. RaspaiI was dead, and at three
O'Clock this afternoon the report was
cOntradicted, and deputations which
were ON the way TO attend the funeral
have been notified.
HAVANA, January 20.-Governor
Seward in response TO a seranade by
the volunteers, made a compliment
tary speech on Tuesday evening, but
his remarks, from beginning to end
were strictly nOn-cOmmittal in regard
to the matter OF the insurreetion in
Havana.
Ten Of the gunboats recently arrived
from New York, have gone to sea ;
their destination being unknown.
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DIED..

BEAAIsH-At 2 o'clock am. yesterday,
Mrs. MARTHA, wife OF Francis Beamish, sgea
"a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
requested TO attend her funeral. This (FRI-
DAY) Afternoon, at o'clock. Services at
Calvary Church by Rev. DIR. White.
DONOVAN-At the Overton Hotel, at three
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, OF pneumonia,
hENRY E.MMETT only son Of John and Agnes
Donovan, aged sars and 10 months.
The funeral wiz take place from the Over
ton Hotsl, Rt8 o'closk, Thls (FRIDAYl After.
noon. Carriages In attendance at J. c. Holst
Goa
DEuPREE-0n the morning OF the 20th
inst, Mrs. r. I. pEUPREE, OF IsEaQusna
county, Miss.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the fnneTal, from the eresidsncs OF her mother
in-law, Jas. II. Reed, los Hin street, ThiI
| (FRIDAY) Afternoon, OF 3 O'Clock.
| Olive Branch, Miss, on the
/ 18th inst, Of typhotd fever. WG. K, CooF'
/ NToop, aged ie years.
| COOPWOOD-At his residence, near Olivs
/ Branch, Miss, on the 18th inst, OF typboiC
fever, MADISON Z. CooPwooD. aged 81 yS sr..
ASsrdssn (kiss.) Examiner please sopy.
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of the General Assem-
bly, Yesterday.
Synopsis Of the DOings Of ths Con-
yentiOn Yesterday.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, January q

NASHVILLE, January 20.
Sendte.-The report of the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements recon-
mends the rejection Of the House bill
for the payment of the public debt.
The report Of the Committee on the
Fenitentiary, shows the Indebtedness
on account of that institution, from
March /, 1889, to January l, 1870, to
be S73, 3,515.
The House bill allowing railroads
to pay into the State Treasury all
legally issued six per cent. bonds of
the State, without regard to series or
number, passed on its third reading.
The consideration of the subject elicit
ed considerable discussion. Various
amendments were offered by its 0ppO-
nents, which were voted down.
Ho,tse.-The report submitted by
the Finance Committee directs that
the bill of Ward d Briggs, lessees OF
the State Prison, be paid.
A resolution was embraced in the
report, instructing the Comptroller to
borrow S23, 900 from the First National
Bank, was amended by inserting the
words "or any other corporation or
person."
Bills incorporating B'nai Birth Mu-
tual Association of Memphis, and
jackson Real Estate Company, passed
their first reading.
Neil's bill to punish masked ma
rauder5, passed its second reading,
and was made the special order for to-
morrow.
The Penitentiary bill was discussed,
but not finally disposed of.
CaIdwelPs amendment provides for
the employment in certain cases Of the
convicts on tho Capitol grounds, and
also to hire them out to private par
ties, except those convicted of muir
der, arson, robbery or rape. 1t also
directs the renting of q storehouse in
Nashville for the sale of articles made
at the Penitentiary.
The amendment of Mr.. Townsend
provides for renting q sterehou5e in
Memphis fOr the same purpose.
In the Convention, the report OF the
Committee on Executive Department,
which was adopted, makes but sin
gle modification, which relates to the
manner in which the Governor shall
convene the Legislature in extra ses-
sion, stating in his proclamation for
what purposes the extra session is to
convene.
The motion Of Mr.. House, of Mont
gomery, that the Governor shall be
elected every four years, and not be
eligible to reelection in a period of
eight years, was adopted.
The motion of Mr.. Jones, of Giles,
that the Governors salary shall be
$1,000 per annum, and not 70 be in
creased during his term of Office, was
referred to committee.
The numerous Nashville friends Of
Of Charlie Carroll are highly gratilied
at his election as Treasurer of Mem
phis. Knowing him to be a clever
gentleman and honest, they can vouch
for his being trustworthy in all re-
spects.
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Reyenue DIfi 1uItIes in sonLh earolIna.

WASHINGTON, January l9.-The
Internal Revenue Commissioner has
received an official letter concerning
the recent outrages in Sparta coun-
ty, South Carolina. The officers and
soldiers who destroyed some stills
were surrounded at night in citizens
house by about one hundred men,
who made hostile demonstrations but
no attack, and demanded the surren-
der OF the man who had been arrest
ed, as also Of Deputy Collector Tar-
nsr. To avoid blood5hed, the men
were given up, which satisfied the
crowd, and the most OF whom soon
left. Some remained, however, and
shot a sentinel and a man going for
water, and wounded three horses.
Next morning the party returned TO
town. A force Of fifty men is called
for 70 put the seuAty Ia complete sub
isstien.
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CHICAGO.
Iowa and ths XVIII Amendmsnt---0f
Course, Something About
Divorces.
Drove into an AirhOIe---Effects of
the Late Storm.

CHICAGO, January 20.-The Iowa
House of Representatives to-day rati-
fed the XVIII Amendment, by 81
ayes to - nays. 1t was ratified by
the Senate yesterday.
Barbara Rose, the divorced wife OF
0. j. Rose, Consul TO Berlin, has filed
in the County Court a petition, setting
forth that the returns of property
made by her mother, Mrs. An
geIa Diversey, administrators Of the
estate of the late well known brewer,
Michael Diversey, is false in every
respect, and she proposes 10 contest
the redistribution. The estimated value
of Mrs. Diversey's returns are only
s442, 600, while Mrs. Rose claims that
the property in dispute is worth one
million dollars.
Last Tuesday night, while a farmer
named MaZel was crossing the Mis-
sissippi river with a team, below
Belleville, Iowa, on the ice, he drove
into an airhOie and was drowned.
During the great storm on Sunday
at Assumption, Christian county, Ill,
two dwelling houses were demolished,
two children We're killed and three
others wounded.
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Monday I4th day of February Next

To sell publicly. to the highest bidder, az the
cour' house door. Ia the town OF NAPOLEON,
ARKANSAS. all the interest owned by the
said Wade i. Bolton III the following de-
scriheu lands. TO wit. Being an undivided
one half Interest I'm q certain tract Of land.
consisting OF the SW FL. quarter OF section
i've l5l; the NE FIJI quarter Of section six rs /;
the 50 quarter Of fri section six (6l; the E
half OF section seventh the half OF section
eight Lbl, and the half Of section seVen-
teen (lTi, containing altogether. according to
u >. surveys, F5E1T sores, anu 1cing the same
tract OF lanu IN Aieana county, Ark, conveyed
on tue sJtA December 1851 by buer L. and
Napoleon Is BurrOW 70 /. / Bolton, and be-
Ing in township nine I@l south. range Two n
west Ia tho said county Of pesha,
And, also. whatever right, titla and interest
the said Wade IA. Bolton U,Gy have had in
and TO the following sAuo. also IN the said
county Q! Da-Ia and state uf Arkansas, to-
WI. me NV quarter Of the Ne quarter Of
section eleven TN; the So ri. quarter Of sec
tiOu TWO L3Is the SW fri. quarter OF section
two ~, and the NV quarter Of section
eleven III al In township nine south, range
TWO west. containing altogether about 45u
acres, and being the same land sold by the
said l. il. Bolton in his lifetime 10 JaICes
Branch, deceased.
Both Of the said plantations are we'll i'm
proved, the ioTmer comprising about SEQ
acres and the latter about 46J acres of cleared
land. with ali necessary buildings, including
dWeiliEE-hOuses, ctn-houses. etc.
The said land VIII be sold for one-thiTd
cash, and the balance in two equal install
ments, payable in one and two yearE, secured
by the notes Of the purchaser with approx ed
personal security, As we'll as by lien reserved
upon he Land. aHd the s6le will be made
subject 70 ali eXlsting lens ana incum b-huees.
Selling under the said power, shell Suiy
convey such interest as the said Wade II
Bolton had il the shid .and at the lime of his
death. b. m 4 PPERSON,
IaZA Executor ol ". II. Bolton. decd.
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NOTlCE.

PLANTERS who want BLACK LABOR can
Z obtain II by calling at the General
Passenger Department, No. I Promenade,
foot of jefferson street, between the hours OF
10 and u n. JGlAl y. Il. SHOCK.
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Administrators Eatica

7 HAVE this day filed my accounts and
4 vouchers, in a partial settlement Of the
estate OF James KimbrOugb. deceased, with
the Clerk o. the County Court OF shelby
county, and viii ask, at the next term OF the
Court, that the same be allowed and con-
firmed when and where any person inter-
eStet IN the same may attend and enter their
objections, II any they have.
HENRY I. JONES Admir-
OF Estate OF James linbrough.
January %. I-Id. ja2i
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Ihe Int.rnatIonal Espos t-on.

WAsBISGTON, January 19.-The
committee TO urge the passage Of the
bill granting charter or an inrerna-
tional exposition in Washington, had
d conference at the Capitol to-day
with Senators, during which II was
stated that no money was desired from
Congress, but only the National sane
ton. The committee accepted a pro-
vision in the bill preventing its be-
coming a law until S2,500,00 had
been subscribed and paid in.
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Cuban Iunta.

NEW YORK, January 20.-The Gu
ban Junta last night received infor-
nation agreeing with the report of
the Spanish General Ruelas' defeat
near Guaynearo, on or about the first
ultimO. They are advised that he
was forced to return 10 Puerto Priuz
cipe after losing thirteen hundred
men, but will await further advices
before laying claim to the great and
unprecedented victory thus indicated.
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MARRIED.

LEWERE-LILEs-In Desoto county, Miss.
on the nth OF November, by Rev. James Nay
lor, sir. II. n. LEVERS and Miss LIZZIE LILIES.
IP-WOOTEN--In Lafsy yette county,
Miss. on the 10Th December, by tho same, Ar.
I. B. WALDORF and Miss n. Il. WooTES.
AARTIN-sHANDS-I Pamela county,
Miss on the 18th inst, by the same Mr. JAS.
II, MARTIN and Miss EUDoRA 4. SIIAEDs.
ACKSoN-WEIR-On the Goth inst. st
the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
IN this city, by Rev. Z. B. Crisman, Mr.. JAMES
F. JACKSON, OF Jackson, Tenn and Miss FAN
ME B. WEIR, OF Shelby county, Tenn.
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REMOVAL.

TNHE City Bank has removed nom the COZ
Il ner OF jefferson and Front streets 70 Tia
new Bank Building, No Madison street.
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SelZNres

NEW York, January 20.--Air. Bal
ley, in connection with the late seizure
of books and papers supposed 10 con-
tain valuable Information, also seized
upward OF twenty b0ndhouses and
distilleries. These are mostly houses
established since the tax was put
upon whisky, but the old firms that
existed previous to the imposition Of
the v bisky tax remain untouched,
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BOSTON.
The DefauIting City Ci8rk---The
Peabody Funeral Fleet.

BOSTON, January 2O.-JOhn ". Col
Iins, the deiaulting clerk in the city
treasury, and John DOnahOe, impli-
Gated as receiving a portion of the
stolen money, have been held for trial.
1t is said all but $1,000 of the missing
gold was recovered,
The officers of the monitors MiOntO-
nomah and Terror, which lett for Port
land to-day, expressed the opinion
that the Peabody funeral deet would
arrive during the first week in Febru-
aTy.
aThe steamship Marathon, from Liv-
erpOol, arrived to-day.
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Tha Red River ReDeis 10 C1mgremlse

OTTAWA, January 20.-There ap-
pears no room to doubt that the ne
gotiations between VicaT-G eneral
Thibault and Col. Desalaberry will
result in the sending Of a deputation
of half-breeds from Red river to Otta-
wa, and that an anicable adjustment
Of The difficulties between the half
breeds and Canadians will be accom-
plished before the meeting Of Parlia-
ment in February.
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Protest nj Egiscopal.

NEW YORK, January 20.-At a
meeting of the General Theological
Seminary, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in this city, yesterday, Bishop
Atkinson, of North Carolina, presid-
ing, it was decided to remove the The
ol0gical Seminary from New York,
and the trustees authorized to dispose
of the present site aud buildings.
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WASHINGTON.

Tobacce ia the .at.aa TerFitOFy--Farmers
as D ers ia their own WaFes---The
Fun0iag Prop0sitiOa---The Tariff and the
Price Of G0Id---Ths Tariff Interests -
Trouble with 6oUld aHd Fisk---A -ApprOpria-
tlon Estimates. Removal Of Political
Dissbilities---0 Question Of Adjournment.
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NEW YORK, January 20.-The Tri-
5iyle, of this morning, comments Sc
verely on the action of the Senate,
yesterday, in adopting the amendment
which wifi SEND the eill for the restor-
alton Of Virginia back 10 the House
aud give Butler a chance to kill it
there; and says that this is in direct
conflict with the clearly expressed will
Of the people.
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WAsHLNGTON, January 20.-Com-
missioner DelanO has received infOr-
nation that the Convention of Distil-
lers at Lexington, KY, yesterday en-
dOrsed his action in fixing forty-eight
hours Tor the fermentation in sweet
mashhOuses, and seventy-twO hours
in sour nsshh0Uses, from the time OF
breaking up Of tho nlaah.
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3 q q q 8 3 q Z !

FCo TIE WORKING CLASS.--We are now
i prepared to furnish all classes with con-
stRnt employment at home, The whole OF the
time or for the spare moments business
easily earn from 5oc 10 50 per evening, and
proportional sum oy deyOting their whole
nearly as much as men. That all who sec
this notice may send their address and test
the business, We make this unparalleled Of
fer. TO such as are not well satisfied. W. Will
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing.
Full particulars, Taiuable sample, which
will do tn commence work on, and a copy OF
THE PEOPLES LITERARY CoAfPASIoS-one of
the largest aud best family newspapers pub
lished, ell sent Tree by mall. Reader, II you
want psrmsnsnt, profitable Work, address
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LeaaI NOtice--PIantatIon to Lei.

ny virtue OF the authority OF Recsiver,
ID vested IA the undersigned by the Honor
able, the Cirouit Court Of the United STATES,
setting for the District OF Middle Tennessee,
I Will rent, for the present year, the Planta-
ton known as the ThOs. / Brown Plantation,
near the mouth OF St. Francis river
L will sell At mules. horses, yoke ozsns
milch COWS, and all the farming implements,
and everything else on tbs plantation .
Tnere are nne steam saw and 0risJ MIL, =
Ginstands, and ample home accommodation,
and everything IN complete order.
II not rented al private contract, VIII be let
THURSDAY, Hth inst, on the premises and
sale OF everything else on that day II let
privately. notice viii be given through the
papers. For terms apply 70
0ID.J. PILLOW, Rscsiver.
Aemphis, January II, lsfO, tals
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The Cal fornla LealsIature.

San FRANCISCO, January 20--The
Senate. passed a bill repeating the
clause prohibiting theatrical amuse-
ments On the Sabbath.
The Assembly adopted G resolution
cOngratulating the people upon hav-
ing rejected the XVIII Amendment Of
the National Constitution.
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CAIRO, January zO.-Dr. Alphonze
Carre put suiicientsgTl chnia in glass
of beer to kill him iu ten minutes.
Cause, domestic troubles. He leaves
wife and tEp grown children in
France, where he had property.
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Noninatlong BY ths Prasldent.

WAsHINGToN, January 20.-The
only nominations to the Senate to-day
were of a military character, and none
above the rank of captain.
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ASSETS lat Market valuey :
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

CosTTROLLER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE. January /, 1870
I. g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Etna
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, In
the state OF Connecticut, has produced 20
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
hes com piled with ali the requirements OF
the laws OF tho state of Tennessee imposed
on Insurance companies; and further GER
ttfy thsf II EosEY A. LITTLEToS, Agent or said
Company. has also complied with the re-
qUiremeHtS OF the laws OF the state made
and provided IN such cases:
Wherefore, said -Etua Insurance COMPANY
has authority 10 take risks and transact the
business Of insurance iu this state, sr Mem
PMS. IonnSSSCe, e. W. BLACKBURN,
1aGl t'Um1str.lltar Of Tennessee
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The Gold Psnln Examlnalian.

WASHINGTON, January Z0.-The
Committee on Banking aud Currency
to-day examined Cha-. J. Osborne and
w. W. Babc0ck, brokers, with re.er-
ence to the gold panic.
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r.ha naw Firm win .tiII be Rnown a. bsfnr

The new Firm wiz still be known as before.
the same consisting OF DR.. +. A SchryeT and
llr. W. c. GriswOld. under the afyis Cf ". e..
GRISWOLD q CO. Druggists and Apothess-
riss, who Will keep = fresh stock of DIG -,
Medicines. Chemicais, oils, Fine SOap.
Sp0nges, brushes, PerfuInery, Toilet Articles,
and other articles kepi BY Druggists general
~ Physician : Prescriptions cslrefc y COM
pounded. W. g. GkISWOLD s ~.
MEMPHIS. Jan. Il. ls7O ia9
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Administrator Notice.

4 u te OF Margaret Boyer, deceased, having
been granted 70 me, all persons nav ng
claims against said estate ars uotined that
they mEsl present their claims, within tSe
time prescribed by law, or they viii be ior-
ever barred; su persons indebted 70 said sE-
tate must make immedtate settlement
iaqO THEO. W. Hoist, Admir-.
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COpartnnrshIp Notice.

\ FR. EMIL NATHAN has been admitted a
Va partner in our busiIi ess dating from ist
lest. The style OF our Il IN will remain as
heretofore. NATH An BRUTHERs
Memphis. JanurrT % 100. la2l
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DR.. F. A. ScHREYER,
Of Hamburg, Germany.

In retiring. I wish the oOntinuance OF the
esteem and patronage of my many patrons
to the new Firm lney nave my respect and
6y ne new Firm. JNO. y. DELAROORE.
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TELE6RAPHlC SUMMARY.


WAsEISGTON, January 20.-The
custom receipts fGT last week we've
$40. .0OO.9 9R.