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FRANCE.
'EACE DETERMINED UPON.

] fEAgE DEL EEshLN BID lEONs
PARIS, February l3.-Everything
has been arranged at Bordeaux for
the cOnsummatiOn of a treaty Of peace.
The members Of the commission have
been named, and the draft of the
/ treaty approved by Bismarck and
| Won MOltke. After the treaty has
been signed, which will be at once,
the Prussian troops will march
through Paris to StrasbOUrg station,
where they will take the railway for
| home, the trains following each other
as rapidly as possible. The Assembly
will then adjourn TO Paris and pro-
| ceed TO the reorganization of a gov
/ eminent for France.
Those departments not occupied by
German troops are being ravaged by
rowing bands Of FranC-tireurs, who
are indiscriminately pillaging travel
ers and citizens. A perfect reign of
terror exists in those departments.
Some disCTeditable revelations are
coming to light concerning the pro-
visiOnal government 1t is said that
the members hold immense sums,
maae out Of army contracts secretly
made with their friends, and stores Of
hidden provisions. 1t is also said
that fOrty-three thousand bottles of
wine were drunk ia the Hotel de
Vile.
Provisions are pouring into the city
and prices are declining.
CHAOS IN PARIS.
LONDON, February IA second
ballot will be required in Paris to de-
termine the election Of Favre, FOn-
vile, Faidherbe, Cochin and GambOn,
who did not obtain the requisite
m8jOrities.
Minister CremieUx has ordered the
liberation OF BerezOWski, the Pole
who was imprisoned for attempting
the life of the Emperor of Russia
during mis- visit to Paris in 1867.
ORLEANIsTs VS.. BONAPARTIsIs.
Special to the New York World
BORDEAUX, February IA quo
rum Of the Assembly has not arrived
yet. There was a caucus 70. day of the
Orleanists who believe they have a
clear majority. Many agents Of the
BOnapartists are here.
PLENTY OF MONEY.
VERsAILLEs, February l4.-The
bankers Of Paris are fully provided
with means TO loan the city Of Paris
the 200 600, 0CO francs needed for pay
ing the war contributions.
The French have proposed a pro-
lODgatiOn Of the armistice.
Favre is expected.
PAYING THE PENALTY OF DEFEAT.
LONDON, February 14.-The Yer
sailles correspondent of the Times tel
egraphs, to-day, that a portion of the
Paris contribution has been paid
two million pounds in bills on Lon
don, one million in notes Of the Bank
Of France and one million in specie.
If peace is made on fair terms, it is
probable that the Germans win enter
Paris by the oath inst.
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| that no leave of absence, except sick
| leave, be granted them for one year,
Mr.. Johnson offered the following
additional resolution:
ResoJVed, further, That the Secre-
| tary of War convene a COMMITTEES Ol
Inquiry, to examine into the conduct
of officers on duty at the West Point
Academy, with a view to ascertain
whether they cOnnived at and tried to
keep from the public and the War
Department wrongs done by cadets OF
the frst.class, thereby encouraging in
subordinatiOn and riOtous conduct at
the academy, and if found guilty to
relieve them from duty at the insti-
tuition.
Mr.. Benjamin asked leave to offer
an additional resolution, as follows:
Resolved further, That in the Opin-
ion of the House of Representatives
the military academy at West Point
has Outlived its usefulness and ought
to be abolished.
Mr.. Kelsey, of New York, objected.
Mr.. Slocum, a member of the inves-
tigating committee, de ended the Off
GERS of the academy, but recognized
the fact that they had had unusual
difficulties thrown in their way within
the last few years; first, by the adj
mission of the colOred cadet, who had
proved q great source Of embarrass-
ment, and, secondly, by the
presence Of a cadet. son Of a
man high in authority, who interlered
with the orders and discipline. If he
were at the head of such an institu-
ton, he would rather have twenty
negro cadets in it than one cadet so
circumstanced, and this had been the
position in which the officers at West
Point had been placed for the last
three years.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, said
that the West Point Academy had de-
prived him Of the command of the
Army Of the James; that it had sent
him home in disgrace, and had pre-
vented him from entering the capital
of the enemy
Without concluding the question,
the House took a recess; the evening
session to be for general debate only.
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ST. LOUIS, February Alt is re,
ported at Jefferson City that Jas. Fisk,
ir., has purchased a large interest in
the Missouri Pacific railroad. Some
$500, 900 of this stock, owned by the
contractor, Mr.. Bridges, i for sale, and
Mr.. jay and Mr.. PaTsOns-the latter
of the Missouri and Texas rOad-are
bidders. Mr.. Jay is backed by the
Baltimore and Ohio road, and Mr..
Parsons is backed by the Pennsyl-
vania Central and Atlantic and Pa
pifp rogdz
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An Express Agent in 0GOE-A Big Whisky
Flame,

LOUISVILLE, February Am. Hart,
formerly OF the Adams Express Com
pany, was yesterday arrested in this
city charged with embezzling Sl400
from the Company while agent at
Bowling Green.
A distillery was burned this morn
ing run by j. Dorm and others. A
large quantity Of whisky and mate
rial was destroyed. The total loss is
over siXty-thOussnd dollars; insured
for S21. 900 fn the Commercial, Chi
cagO; North British and Mercantile,
London; National, Boston; Charter
Oak, Hartford, ten thousand two hun
dred and fifty each; German Teu-
tOnia, Cleveland; LOrillard, New
York, two thOUsaed dollars each; Vir-
ginia Home, two Thousand five hun
dred dollars; Buffalo City, Western,
Buffalo, Albany City, New York and
Georgia Home, one thousand dollars
each
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California Items.

SAN Francisco, February Alt is
rumored that General LsGrange, Su-
perintendent Of the Mint, will be re-
moved.
LaGrange, Stanford, President, and
Charles CrOcker, ID Vice President, of
the Central Pacific railroad, left for
the East to endpavOr to effect arrange
ments with the Pacific Mail Steamship
company by which the Central may
secure the China and Japan carrying
traffic from San Francisco to eastern
points,
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WASHINGTON.

/ OFFICES FOR RETIRING COEGREssMEN.
NEW YORK, February 1.-THE
TriblGRe's Washington correspondent
telegraphs that bills to establish addi-
| tiOnal Judicial Districts IN the States
Of Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Mis-
! souri,, Illinois and Iowa are now
! pending in Congress, mainly con-
ceived for the purpose Of making
places for outgoing members Of Con-
| gress. Mr.. Case, Of New York, Judge
/ Of the Supreme Court, and familiar
with the business of the Federal
Courts Of that State, remarked yester-
I day that il would be better to make
one District less, instead Of one more.
There are already three Judicial
Districts in Maryland, and il is now
| proposed TO make one more. The
/ Ohio bill has passed the House,
and its passage by the Senate is con-
1 hdently assured.
4" CONSIDERABLY SOLTCITUDE - RE
GARDING THE TENNESSEE.
The statement Of Secretary Robson
regarding the Tennessee, that it is too
soon by two days 10 expect regular
advices from her and that no eXtraOr-
been employed, does much TO allay
public anxiety, but stil there is con-
siderable solicitude felt. The United
States frigate Congress has been or
dered to sail from Havana TO Samana,
to look out for the Tennessee.
ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN.
Senatorial reports telegraPhed from
Washington state that Attorney Gen.
eral Akerman Is on the point Of re-
signing. His recent opinions have
provoked dissent 10 influential quar-
ters, but there seems to be nothing
tangible on which to rest the state
ment.
INDIAN AFFAIRs.
The subcommittee in charge Of the
Indian Bureau investigation has
closed the case definitely. General
Palmer has been enabled, by the in
PRODUCTION of testimony which had
been delayed In transmission from the
West, TO prove that his management
Ia the transaction alleged against him
Dy Walsh was entirely Just both to
the Government and the Indians.
Prussian Diet viii advance fiftvmfI-
lion thalers TO the Empire cheerfuIIy.
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saluraar, thu I'D Dar q 80. IszI,

In front OF the Sheriff. omcs, on Second
street. IN the city Of Memphis, shelby county,
Tenn. sell at public auGtion, 20 the highest
bidder, for cash, al the right. title, interest
aud claim that Hugh j.. BrlnElsF has In and
to she following real estate, lying and being
fu Shelby county, Tenn to-Elt. Lol Loas
three hundred and forty-ul1a, on lne plan OF
the city OF MemphiBi altuat9 On me east
side OF Court Euuare, a. l1a 80 0ll2aall corner
~ ff,a irfor7setfon Of Court and Second
-e,-,sf- rr,rfnn a 'front.' On second street OF
go 49, T-4rrs or less, and running back lE85E
- Sss1srssn parallel Lines g an auBy.
slr0 ~ virtue OF one other "a issued
49, fbs same court In favor of b. Mcbride q
- " Hugh /. Brlnkley-iudemsnt 8la51
court cost t2l--I win, Ct the same time ana
place. sell st public au0tto1, 70 the highest
bidder. for casb, All the right, title, interest
and claim that Hugh l. BIinkley has In and
10 the following real estate, % Wit: Lot 70.
two hundred and dfty lZsQ on the plan Or me
city OF Memphis, on The south side Of Loull
EQusre. Also, let Ne. four hunaEel al4
siFhreen on the plan Of said city s15Q7le & 14
the southeast corner OF Monroe anu -+ -----+
stresfs. Also, lot No. three naAofe4 @ alL
0T fbe n0rthvFest corner Of LoncQEa IL
Tl1irI stresfr. Also, lot No. three nu1eL54
and nfnety-three 1881 on ne 80 ~ -,
CIf7v ffi.TTsfe on thsi nsrthelaa eafl-l 1L - -
S,-5 ,T,5 57hfrd stIeeE. Also, lub 5aLae, - ~
Srsd and thirty-siE lts5l on " w { P--,-d rfeef
9ifIT vffuate on the EAST a!A3 - -f,----.55 II
49, -, TVesi,fnqton and AdaE1a 81
- - = ,.--11,-- rounfr TanuGs18e- sale IA --a--
t1-,,,1 F~hruarT 81, lslLs .-~,-rTr e4,,--fer
MARCg8 J. II l--s---- l-4,- 5,--.-- =
~ an. r. P0WELs D =. aa1l18 ----Sf
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Prsparailsns for Rardl era.

NEW ORLEANS, February 14.-The
steamship Webasset, from New York
to New Orleans, was toWed up the
Southwest Pass by the steamer MeXi-
can. The Webasset is the last propel.
Ter of the TOrtugas to the 10th.
Preparations are making through
out the city for Mardi Gras. Every
hall and theater in the city hes been
secured for balls. The Mistick Krewe
of COmus are expected to excel their
former exhibitions, in their en-
deavOTs to eclipse the Twelfth Night
Revelers. The Krewe's tableaux and
ball will take place at the Opera
HOuSn
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ITALY

THE POPE's RESIDENCE TO BE RE
SPECTED.
FLORENCE, February 1.-THE pol
icy Of the Ministry in relation to the
inviOlability Of the Papal residence
has been approved by the Chamber Of
Deputies, by a vote Of 2O4 against 139.
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HOME DISPATCHES,


NEW YORK, February 14.-The
bark LyttletOn is loading for the Cape
of Good Hope. She has already en-
gagged a cabin full of Ofpassengers, going
to the diamond and pearl fields Of
South Africa.
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Friday, March Y, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, 10 wit; A certain lot or parcel Ot
ground, which Is the northern One-Jhtrd l1sl
or thereabOuts OF lot No ~ as laid down On
the or ginal plan Of tue city OF Memphis, in
Shelby county, Tennessee: Situated on the
east side OF Nam street., "a little north OF JEFF
fefson street, IN said city, bounded on the
lots No 22l and ~ west Oy Main street; (;
south by line parallel with the tlstl n st
line and twenty-five feet south OF It, ana
east by Second alley, making Rlot Of twenty
I'VE lesg mont on Main street and l4SH feet
deep.
1ERMs OF BALE.-On q credit of six l6l
months; notes with approved security re-
quired. Equity OF redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master,
Kortrt chit & Craft, Attorneys, fel5
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$4,000 GIVES AWAY.

ON the Slst March, 1871, our second grand
~ distribution of cash and other Eifts-
amounting to S50,000 win be made to pure
chasers ef our celebrated q CoLGATE's Crown
GOLD PEEs." For full list Of gifts ana partie.
ularE. address, E. II. COLAaATE a CO..
feg W Cincinnati, Ohio.
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N. [. MEACHAM & co.
Wholesale GrOCeFs,
No. 8 UNION STREET,
StOneWall Block, Memphis, Tern.
cHANcERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. 2l2l, o. RE. c. Kirk ct 81. vs.. J. r. Fer
guson eT al, and
No. 2592, o. RI, 3. Kirkland ct al. vs. J, Z.
Ferguson ct 81 and
No l2l, RI, G. Bradley ct al vs.. J. R. Fer
guson ct el.-Ft1sL Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.
DY virtue OF an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above consolidated
causes, Decem Der u, 1870, 1 viii sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk al Masters Ofnce, GreenlaW
Block, Second street, in the city Of Mem phis,
m
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THE FREEMAS0N
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It is strictly cosmopolitan, and Is the organ
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Every Master Mason IN good standing au.
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THE GREAT FIRE.
Particulars Of the Destructive Fire at Ief.
fsTsBH, Texas.
Less Of S3O0,00O In Merchandise Of all
DEsCFipilsas.

The Jefferson (Texas) Republican
and Times, Of the Sth inst, says:
Between y and ] o'clock on Tuesday
morning, our citizens were startled
by the cry Of FIRE, and on rushing to
the scene found the block on the north
side OF austin street, west Of Polk, in
9ames. The fire originated in the
store Of Faulkner and Scherk, and
spread with great rapidity. The wind
was blowing from the northeast, and
il looked at one time as If the entire
block would burn. Great fears were
also entertained that il would cross
the street. In either event there was
no telling what would have been the
extent of the calamity. The Jefferson
Fire Company No. ! and the Hook
and Ladder Company were on
hand, and through their eXertiOns and
the labor Of citizens, the fire was ar
rested at the alley-Wsy west Of Grin
nan d Wayland's. There had been a
heavy rain in the early part Of the
night, which had some effect in aiding
the eXertiOns Of iremen and others.
1t is impossible to estimate accu-
rately the loss, as we are not fully
advised as TO the value Of the build
fngs, the amount of goods insured or
OF those saved. OF course, immedi-
ately after a fire there is more or less
confusion, but we are assured that it
will approximate, If il does not eX-
ceed, three hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars. Upon this there was an
insurance Of $226, 600.
NAMES OF SUFFERERS.
The following are the sufferers: J. P.
GJ.C. Afford, grocery merchants, loss
SIS, 600, insured for 81, 600, saved about
5000; Birge d Nichols, loss SO, 900,
insuredfOr SO, 600; Faulkner d &Scherk,
loss $50, 600, insured for so, 900; ID. j.
Ehehan, loss $4,000, insured Tor Sl5,-
900; S. W. Stone, hardware and stoves,
loss f33, 600, insured for SO. 900; Grin
nan d Wayland, groceries, dry goods,
etc, loss $4,000, insured for $50, 600;
Pinski, loss $4,000, insured for $10,-
600; Jefferson Democrat, loss $4,000,
insured for $1,000; L. L. BlOOmingdale,
insured FOR $500.
The above policies were on stock Of
merchandise, etc. The buildings were
partially insured, il not to fully two
thirds Of their value. Three, belonging
70 Russell d. Harrison, were insured for
$Zz,OOUi one, belonging to the estate
Of d. Q. Russell, insured for 5000 in
gold. The corner building, belonging
20 DR.. l.. /. Sherrod, insured for
$4,000.
INSURANCE COMPANIES THAT SUP
FEBED.
The following insurance companies
we're the sufferers: Ena, s24. 500:
Hartford, Connecticut, SIG, COO; Pbu-
nix, New York, $500; Putnam, New
York, $4,000, Security Insurance Co,
New York, SIS. 600; Home, New York.
$4,000; total, $84, 600; Represented by
Messrs. Cotton Bros, agents). Georgia
Home, 5000; Phoenix, Brooklyn, n.
Y, 5000; Etna, New York, $4,000;
Underwriters Co., New York, SIC, 600;
Represented by G. II. McGill, insur-
ance agent; Mr.. McGill says the real
loss Of these companies will not ex-
ceed $4,000. Phoenix, Of st. Louis,
$4,000; Anchor, st. Louis. SlI. 500;
Texas Banking and Insurance Co. Of
Galveston, 5000; Union Insurance
Co., San Francisco, $500, In all, s47,-
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VERIFIED.

WASHINGTON, February IA
prompt inquiry at the Navy De-
partment by the reporters of the As
sOciated Press, upon the receipt here
Of a telegram announcing that the
steamer Tennessee had been sighted
on the 28th of January, met a res
ponse, which seems to indicate that
the British Captain who made the re-
port was right in his conclusions of
the Tennessee being the vessel OBJ
served. The probable whereabouts Of
other United States men-of-war in the
Gulf Of Mexico necessitated this con-
clusiOn,
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Iu6IoIaus Cha,lly-AId f0r safsflaa Fras0s

Boston, February 14.-At meet
ing of the executive committee Of the
French Relief Fund the amount con-
tributed was reported at $40, 900, and
S25, 600 more anticipated. Arrange
ments for the prompt loading of the
Worcester have been perfected. An
agent will precede the vessel to con-
suit with other relief commissions
already in France in regard to judi
ciously distributing the aid furnished.
With these facilities the committee
hope to make every ten dollars supply
one person with cheap food for one
hundred daVs.
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ST. Lsuls Warning on the R.wpoFl Bfldga
PraieCt,

ST. LOUIS, February Ex-Governor
Stan8rd as representative of the Mer-
chants Exchange, and Lee r. Shry-
ock, President Of the Board of Trade,
left here last night for Washington to
oppose the erection Of the Newport
bridge according to the present plan.
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SHEBIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of f-fa Issued By the Clerk Of
ID he FIRST Circuit Court Of shelby county
and 70 ne directed, tn favCr Of George BLACK
burn q co. vs. Hugh j.. Hriukley-i gdgmeEt
80 .. colr- nr-- -- -------L VII --
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Is She ths Tennessee?

BOSTON, February 14.-Uaptain
Hopkins, Of the bark Mary Baker,
which arrived here to day from Mari
cabO, Hayti, reports that on January
2sth, of st. Nicolas Mole, north, the
first evening out from Hayti, he saw
an American man of-War. She was
under steam alone, but Immediately
made sail and steered for the East
end of Cuba under both steam and
sail. She was very long and ship
rigged. The weather was fine at the
time. 1t is supposed that it might
have been the Tennessee, but her
course would have been in an Oppo-
site direction.
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
WEDNESDAY PACKET,
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Season l8ZO=YI,
The elegant and superb passenger steamer
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1au "a fr.flr
HOLLOwAYs vERMlFuaE euNEEcrIons

VNWEHTY years experience hss proved this
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Philadelphia.
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sARRTHsTON HAsOE, Agut,
A LITERARY MASTERPIECE
COL. John ESTEH COOK,

WHITES WITH ExTREss APPROVAL OF GEN.
LEEi LAR8E OCTAVOi ELE8 AETLY BOUND
Two FINE 6THEL-PATE5 OF GIN LiEHI UEE
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TIONsl TWILVE nIAGRAMs OF BATTLE, TU-I4L
PAGEi Tbs BTANDARD," BEToED gUEs-
TIOEi SALE UEPRECEDEETED
- Orders received by agents, or MessTs.
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Positively nos W TIE frGds-
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sALOONs.

7 HAVE a lot 0f extra ins Kenfuekv BarR-
4 BON WHISKY that viii be sold Al a Sresf
saerifce BY Avery & Co, No. 208 Front strest,
II application is made soous
fal JAS. SUTTON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Masnnie Nnflea.

A SPECIAL communication OF An G
n gerOna Lodge No. I6s VIII be held ~
this (WEDEE- DAY. evening. 18th insF., ~
at o'clock fer work In the NJ. n. degree.
All n. N. = fraternally invited.
@. M. CARROLL, W. NJ.
JOHN BEAHIsH, Secretary. fei5
Z OTTERT.-Ohicial drawings OF the Mis-
II souri, Htate Lottery. CLASS 70.
70, 65, 43 ", "a, 80, 81, 81, 65, So, g, s, 70.
CLASS 7e
10 30, 56, 20, "A, 26, 81, 10, 30, u, 81, 48, 40
Prizes nom $40 70 so 900, paid IN money
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished IN the above Lottery by ], E FR AECE
46H North Court street, Box lf, Memphis
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
ayers. ST. Louis, No. febl5
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. D
COEPTEOLLEE' 3 OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January 4. $50
l. Ed r PE1yE EEBAKEE, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Audez
Insurance Company, located at Cincinnati.
In the state Of Ohio, has produced to me sat
isfactOry evidence that said company has
compiled with all the requirements or
the laws OF the state Of Tennessee inn
posed on insurance companies, and fur
ther certify that Darlington Mason Agent
Of said Company, has also com piled with
the requirements Of the laws Of the STATE
made and provided IN such cases.
Wherefore said Insurance Company has
authority TO take risks and transact the busl-
ness Of insurance IN shis State az Memphis.
Tennessee. ED. r PEN NEBAkEH,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
eARRlHGTON HASON, Aasnt,
N. o nr..lL-c-, -t---. nr------L---
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A Ii persons having claims agafuAs ths g.
"a tate OF Levi LoWrsdoe, deceased, are
hereby notified 70 present the same, duly au-
thenticatsd, to the undersigned, at the oGic1
OF Hanson, SWingleF q nashetll, Attorneys,
Is Union street; and ali persons Indebted fe
said estate are also notified to make imnss-
dfats payment at the same place.
~ K p Lew NOE aS-,E.
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MECHANICs' INSTITUTE.

-uEra cr5p FrLLovs' HArI., half-past :.
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