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The New York herald., 1871-02-09
THE LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s-Midnight.
The Question Of the Removal Of tho Brooklyn
Navy Yard-Proposed Abolition of all the
Navy Yards.
Mr. Scoheld. from the Committee on Naval Affairs
reported to the House to-day bill to provide for the
removal OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr.. Ketcham
OF New York. introduced q substitute providing
that the Secretary OF the Navy, General William T.
Sherman, Admiral d. D. Porter. Br1gadier
General A. A. Humphreys, Chief Engineer of
the army, and Captain G. P. Patterson. OF the
Coast Survey, be constituted board to inquire
whether 1t desirable and for the best interests OF
the government to sell the yard; and If in their
judgment such sale shall be. advisable the board
shall recommend suitable place IN the State and
near the city Of New York; to which the works in
the Brooklyn Navy Yard shall De transferred,
the board to report the results OF their
Investigation TO Congress on or before the
10th OF December, 1872 The substitute was ordered
to be printed. The subject may come up again to-
morrow. The whole New York delegation, with one
exception, Is in favor OF the substitute General
slocum advocated the abolition OF all government
yards and the encouragement Of private shpbuild-
ing interests.
Appropriation for Public BUILDINGS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury made an argument
before the Committee on Appropriations to-day in
public buildings upon which work has been CON-
Inenced The committee requested him to write a
letter. setting forth his views, stating how much
money it will require TO carry out his suggestions
Dilitrncss the Attorney Generals Office.
Great complaint is made by parties having busl-
ness before the Attorney General at the delay in
having 1t transacted. 1t Is SAID that he has cases
which should have been attended to last summer,
which will not be reached for some time. The de-
lay is owing to the absence OF the Attorney General
in consequence OF the condition OF his health.
The New York Collect crship.
The presence here OF Collector Murphy, or New
York, who left for home Tonight has revived dis
cusson abo the political perplextties In New York
and the pro bablity OF change In the Coectorship.
Murphy avowedly came to the capital upon business
connected, not with the Custom House, but
with the emigration question. He had a con-
ference with the President to-day, ana
IL ia evident that there Is something serl.
Gus beneath the surface. IL is said that the
management Of affairs In New York Is nor in
accordance with the wishes Of the people, ana that
the President has around him people who endcayor
TO prevent MIN seeing matters their proper light
senator ConKlinx sticks to Mr.. Murphy, and they
st strive to make the President believe that their
friends are the only friends which the adm,nistra
non has In New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
The German Army to Enter the City
on the 10th Of February.
PROVISIONS ARRIVING FROM LONDON
~>~>~N~~~~~<~s~~>>-~~~~~~O~
The supply ON Hand Still
Small
Am American Victim to the
ROmbardment.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yoak HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1871.
From information received am enabled to
inform the New York HERALD that the Ger
man army will enter Paris on the 10th inst.
ARRIVAL OF PROVISIONS FROM LONDON
Fifty railway wagons laden with provisions
entered Paris on the Sd, all bearing the in
scription, 'London gifts to Paris"
PROVISIONS STILL AT Low RBB.
A correspondent writes from Versailles,
February S, that fresh restrictions are con-
templated by the German commanders in con-
sequence Of the influx Of Parisians into Yer
sailles. Provisions in Paris are still at low
ebb. There is not sufficient -four to last until
the 8th
AN AMERICAN KILLED DURING THE BoMBARD-
MENT.
Charles M. Swager, Of Louisville, KY,
died in Paris on the I'd inst, from a wound
inflicted by a shell fired during the lombard
ment
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
Sketch Of NJ. Emma nuel Arago.

The successor OF M. Gambetta has long held q
prominent position In French politics and literature,
member OF family distinguished for ability and
learning he early evidence OF talent, writing
creditable verses while mere boy For some years
after leaving college he devoted himself to lItera-
ture, publishing his LA Demande en- Marriage ou lie
Jesulte Retourne" C1s3O,; "La Mutt de Noel on les
Superstitons" QS32); "Mademoiselle ATssen Qs32; !;
.'Un Antecedent" 1884; "Un Grand Orateuru
uss7, and other works. Meantime he had applied
himself to the study OF law, and in 1887 was admit
ted to the bar Soon after he entered into politics
as q member OF the radical party, and In 1889 was
of the counsel for the defence OF Martin Bernard
and Barbes.
N. Arag0 took an active part in the famous events
which led to the overthrow OF the Orleans dynasty
IN 1s4s and the establishment OF the republic Pene.
trating into the Chamber OF Deputies on the memo.
rabe oath of February he mounted the steps of the
tribune, loudly protesting against the proposition
for regency, and proclaiming the decheance OF the
Orleans family. Three days later, Louis Philippe
having been dethroned, he was sent to Lyons with
the title of Commissare General de la Republlquen
His administration OF the affairs OF Lyons was emi-
nently successful, although he was the subject OF
much vehement abuse He endeavored. though
vainly to reconcile parties, and so gained Ill WILL
Elected a member Of the Constituent As semby
from the Pyrenees Orentales he appeared at inter-
walls in his seat and made reputation rs orator.
few weeks later he was sent to Berlin Minister
Penlpotentary, but after the election OF Napoleon
In December resigned and returned to Paris. In
the Legislative Assembly he generally voted with
the Mountain, and in his speeches consistently
defended the republican constitution The coup
detdt of December met with opposition from him,
and on Its successful accomplishment he retired
from political life and confined his attention to the
practice Of his profession.
The revolution OF September last caused M.
Arago to emerge from his retirement. He became
one of the members OF the self app ointed pro-
visonal government, and remained in Paris dur
ing the siege OF that city. His appointment as
successor OF Gambetta Will doubtless give general
satisfaction. Moderate in his political views, and
lat least in the pas always ready to bow TO the will
OF the people, he Will doubtless, II permitted by the
red republicans to perform the duties Of his office,
make the elections free expressions OF popular sen
timent.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

REvIoTUALLING PARIs.-Some idea may be
formed of the enormous quantity of. food
required to feed a city Of two millions Of
Inhabitants when it is remembered that
although Paris surrendered twelve days ago
apprehensions still exist that the people will
be reduced to actual starvation. The work
of revictualling the city progresses very
slowly. II will only be by an exhibition of
the greatest possible energy that terrible
suffering will be prevented. And it may be
safely said that for several months to come
Paris must,depend entirely upon food brought
from foreign countries for the sustenance Of
her population. All the provincial depart
ments accessible to the French capital have
been SO ravaged by the contendiug armies that
their inhabitants must also be fed by food
drawn from foreign sources. Such are the con-
Clusions drawn from the contents of our cable
dispatches. 1t will thus be seen that the
most distressing necessity still exists, the aid
Ing in the removal of which should be prompt
by the charitable Of New York and the United
States generally.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
CUEA.

Arrival Of the Fin gship severn at Havana.
HAVANA, Feb. 8, 1871.
The United States steamer Severn, with Admiral
Lee on board, arrived to-day at noon. All well. She
will sail for Key West
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GERMANY.
Imperial Finance-Treasury Bonds.
rElEGsAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN Feb. s, 1871.
During the session OF the Prussian Diet to-day the
Minister o, Finance introduced in the Diet bill
authorizing government credit OF fllty millions OF
thalers six millions thereof to be in Treasury bonds
payaDle on tne 1st OF July next
The Minister In the course Of his remarks,
ascrbed the necessity for this credit Ito the that
the new empire is yet without constitutional repre-
sentation.n
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
"A Cry for Peace from the
Provinces.
Appointment of a New Prefect OF
the Nord.
He PrOClaiMs Liberty for All i'm
the Elections.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yOaK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1871.
L have received news for the New YORK
HERALD to the effect that the French provin-
cial press generally urge peace.
FREE ELECTIONS.
M. Hendle, secretary of Jules Favre, has
been appointed Project Of the Department Of the
Nord On assuming his office at Lille to-day
he issued proclamation insisting on liberty
for all parties In the elections to vote for whom
they please, and declaring that the nation,
stepped in misfortune, can be regenerated by
liberty.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
IRELAND'S WANTS.
Cardinal Cullen on the National Exigenciea
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 187L
His Eminence Cardinal Paul Cullen, Archbishop
OF Dublin, attended municipal banquet given DV
the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of that city In the
Mansion house yesterday.
During his after dinner speech Cardinal Culle1
id:-"The Catholics OF Ireland claimed and ex-
pected to obtain their own university and public
schools during the present session Of the British
Parliament
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

FEBRUARY Q.
1s69-Janes 7. Brady, the eminent lawyer died.
1S5l-Steamer Autocrat sunk BY u collision on tho
Mississippi river; thirty lives lost.
l350-Tne Prince OF MartgnanO assassinated at Rome
by means OF torpedo envelOped In n0segay
and thrown into his carriage.
1744-Bloody battle between the English and the
allied French ana Spanish fleets or ToulOn:
the English defeated
l555-Bishop Hooper burned at the stake for heresy
IN Gloucester, England. DIR. Rowland Tay-
lor burned ut the stake for hcresy, at Hadlei9ti.
England.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1871.
| am enabled to report to the HERALD by cable the
important fact that the Eastern question conference
met again to-day with representatives In attend
from all the cosgnatory Powers except Franco.
Upon Its adjournment assurances were gwen out
"that pacific solution OF the entire Eastern ques
toQ had been attalped.n
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

BRUSSELS Feb 8, 1871.
lie Francois asserted yesterday taat m insrrrec
tion had broken out in the province OF Constantine,
Algeria. against The authority OF the French re.
pubic.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

BERLIN, Feb. 8, 1871.
During the session OF the Pruss,an Diet to-day,
and after the reception OF the draft of the imperial
plan OF finance 1t was stated in the House that the
members for North Schieswlg preferred to resign to
tAklng the constitutional oath 70 the tmperlM cI0wp.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
aAMBETTA's SUCCESSOR,

aAMBETTAS 8 5UOCESSoR,
The Paris Government of National Defence
published to-day and dated on the 9th inst.
appoints M. Emmanuel Arago Minister of the
Interior, in place of M. Leon. Gambetta. 1t is
not known whether Gambetta resigned or was
removed. His retirement, however, puts an
end to the programme of the extremists, and
removes the political disqualfcations put
upon the Orleans aud Bonaparte princes and
the imperialist ofiiceh0lders
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
Trade TO the Pacific.

LONDON, FPU. ,, ThII.
The North German steamship Wilhelm, the first
vessel OF q new line, IS announced to sail from
Bremen FOR Aspinwan OH the 10Th OF March.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
Escape Of a Division of Clin-
charts Army.
Most Of Burgundy Occupied by the
Germans.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, teD. L, 1911.
have advices from France for the New
YORK HERALD to the effect that NJ Carnot,
Commissioner for the defence Of Normandy,
has resigned.
ESCAPE OF FRENCH DIVISION
A despatch from Brussels, dated yesterday,
states that the Independence Beige has a
telegram from Lyons which says that General
Cremer, with one of the divisions of the
French Army Of the East, has effected a
retreat from Pontarlier to Gex, but was
obliged to spike and abandon forty guns to the
Prussiaus.
WAR NOTES.
The Prussians, under General Won der
Tam, occupy the most of Burgundy.
General Pellssier on the 5th inst. evacuated
Ions lie Saulnier.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

lIuiIea Free for rs Ce8ss.-Or. kahn's Leo
lures Debility; Marriage its obiatlons ana i.n
pemcnts and diseases arising mprudence with csscA
from actual practice Address Secretary DR. ksnns Mc
seum 745 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
Attention is Called to the sale Of Valuable

Property to be offered auction by E. H. LUDLOW CO.,
day CThursday February 9, 1871, at L O'Clock
Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway
Monroe and Cherry streetsl9 Lots each 20 feet by l3
feet.
Sixth avenue NO l9Four story attic and basement brick
Store and Dwelling, H. 10x45 Lot loo feet.
Cherry street, NOS 2lo and 2lSThe three story attic and
brick Houses, each 226 by about IS feet Lots III feet
Full particulars at No 3 Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

BatcheIor,s Hair Oyc.-The Best In tho
world. The only perfect dye; harmless RELIABLE, astanta
neous. Factory Is Bond street
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Giles sun Flower Cream Cures NIL skin Din-
cases. Old Sores Burns, scsds, Pmpe Piles, he Prce
Sold by all druggists. -
Depot, WILLIAM NJ. GILES, lg bh ay, corner i5h a.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A-Perfcrt Fitting Boots and Shoes, and
warm Overshoes cheap At E. A. BROOKS, 55 BrosdwaY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Chupped Hands. Sore Lips, Chilbians Arc
cured by GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM Peice 81 cents
Sold by all druggists Depot iSa Sixth corner The
een s,ree
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

aoyaI Havana L0ttery.-Prixes Puid i'm
cold Information furnished. The highest rates paid Cor
GounIoons and all kinds u cold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers. Is Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Cristadnro's UnrvalIed Hair Dye.-scid
and applied at HIS and scalp factory, No As,o House.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A. .A.-ROyal Havana Supplementary.
Determined by drawings OF the Royal Havana Lottery
For Information, &C., address MCINTYRE, GREGORy,A
CO., at Sl6 Canal 14 Chatham.
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Died.

REILLY On Monday, February Q, after long III
ness, MICHAEL REILLY. native OF BundOran,
county Donegal, Ireland, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock, from
the residence OF his brother, Hugh Reilly, No. l38
Charlton street, corner Washington street.
BallYshannon papers please copy.
(FOr other Deaths See Ninth Pd0e.J
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Poverty, Misery md Disgust win iafe
come from she Of the phrcnoiog's tacW1es-
Examin atiors daKy at 3ss Roadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A.-Hesr1ng,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25I Broadway corner Murray s.r sat.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Diamonds Bought aud Sold.
GEORGE c. ALLtN.
5l3 Brosdxay, under st. Nicholas Hosi
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

PickharIt, First Glass Fnrni'ure and Par
or Bedead manufacturer iSs BcecSer street, corner OF
Srtllv
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

whitman : JV.Suhes for the TbroRs--They Ars
soeadid Sold al HuDSUrs saa Stner leading dfug9sAf.
asc Dos.
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Treasury Decree Of Increase Of the Loan.

BERLIN, Feb. 8, 1871
An imperial decree has appeared increasing the
amount Of the issue OF the July loan OF Germany
from SO, 900, 900 to 1O5, 0oO 900 thalers.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A.-BalIs and Parties.-BOots and Shoes fee
Ladies' Misses aud Gentlemen. at BROOKS 575 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Calvin Carr - Co.'s Galvanized Iron Corr
nice Machines NJ 81 Beekman week BEST
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
THE sCHLEswIG QUESTION.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Parliamentary Secession from Prussia
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
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Herald Special Report from
Bordeaux.
Emmanuel Arago Appointed Minister
Of the Interior.
Resignation or Removal Of
Gambetta.
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Sketch Of AragO's Life and
Services.
TELEGRAM 70 The new YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb. 8, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the New YORK HERALD correspondent at Bor-,
deaux, dated to-day. Your correspondent
saws -
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

ga Slight Cold" C0uahs.-Few awnre
Of the Importance OF checking cough sgh cold in
that which In the beginning would yield mild
remedy II neglected, often attacks the lungs sBROWN'S
Bronchial Troches" give and almost immediate relief.
aThe Troches have proved their efficacy by Of
years and have received testimonials from eminent
who haye used them.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
THE FRENCH IN AFRICA.
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW York HERALD,

Revolutionary Insurrection in Algeria,
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
THE QUESTION OF THE EAST.

The Difficulty Said to be Settled by the Londo,
Conference
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

An Elegant Hair rDressinR.-ChcmicaI AunTy.
has proved CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR to
the only substance the vegetable world known
restoring gray hair its falling increases growth
Sold by druggists hair dressing and fancy goods houses
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
Herald Special Report from
Panama.
ProgroSs of War and Re-
vOlutiOn.
TERRIBLE FIGHTING I'M BOLIVIA.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, ia, Feb. 8, 1871.
1 send you the report from the HERALD's
special correspondent at Panama, three days
later, detailing the progress Of the revolution
in Colombia and Bolivia, and giving informa-
ton respecting other matters of interest in
Central and South America -
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

or punish almos. equally outrageous doings at
the Military Academy, Congress is bound to
correct the evil by the sharpest censure Of the
faculty and the severest punishment of those
pupils who, under pretext of whatever provo
cation, undertake to infict the penalties of
''Lynch law" upon their comrades. At the
same time, If the charge against the latter that
they were gully Of the disgraceful and unpar-
donable offence of lying should be proved, we
cannot consider them entitled to being restored
to the privileges which they may have forfeited
by conduct unbecoming gentlemen aspiring to
the distinction of officers in the United States
Army.
Brutal collegians should nowhere have
s'rights" which Massachusetts, is ''bound to
respect above those accorded by it to the
prize fighters whom it justly imprisons. The
laws Of every State should be rigidly enforced
alike on those within and on those outside of
college walls. And Congress should see to it
that the cadets at West Point be henceforth
subjected to discipline so strict as to render
impossible repetition of the scenes which
havs lately disgraced the Military Academy.
Since the above lines were written we
have received from the War Department
at Washington official news of the disas-
trous conhagration at West Point on Sun
day morning 1t is but just to say that
the commentators of Lieutenant Colonel
Upton upon the gallant conduct of the cadets,
as well as of the men, on this occasion,
attest better state CT discipline at the
Academy than the recent insubordinate be-
havior Of the majority of one of the classes
might have led us to anticipate. 1t will not
be unfair to count among ''extenuating cir
cumstances" the manly conduct Of the cadets
at the fire on Sunday morning.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

A.-Phalon's New Perfume,
/ LOVE YOU.
/ LOVE YOU.
LOVE you.
Sold by druggists and at 6l7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
GENERAL REPORTS.

Resignation Of a French Conn
missioner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICE..

The Means of EseaPe.-The fail has
many perils for the weak and feeble, and its
sudden atmospheric chsnges are trying to
the constitution of even the robust. tbs
chin ng temperature of the pights. as com.
pared with the almost summer warmth OF
the days. necessarily exercises an unhealthy
inhusnce on all who are exposed to it.
Hence d~ysentery, disrrhes, Intermittent fe.
vers, bilious attacks, and arrangements Of
all the secretions, are common at this sea-
son. The true way to escape them is to meet
the causes with a protective and invigorat.
ing medicine. Hoststter's Stomach BItters
are designed for this exigeney. This power
ful vegetable specific relieves the system of
al acrid humors, pur1fes the faids, tones
the secretive organs, promotes healthy evap-
Grafton through the pores. increases the &C.
tivity Of the digestive functions, cheers the
spirits. n regulates the bowels. To do this
is 20 make the whole body vigorous, and
render IL proof against the vicissitudes Of
temperature and against malaria. A course
Of the great tonic and Alternative is therefore
in all cases advisable as a preventive at this
season II, on the other hand, the mischief
is already done, and intermittent or remit.
tent fever is actually present. OF the liver,
bowels, or stomach disordered, there is no
medicine SO certain TO eject a quick and
thorough cure as this harmless and aRreea.
BILE preparation,
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~NoU-ResIdsat Notes.

No. 4U-In the Second Chancery Of
shelby county. Tenn.-Rebert Q. Br1nkly
VS. Jas N. TOmeny, Fannie A. Tomeny and
TT apnearins from the bin which is sworn
to1n fhIs cause that the defendant, ]. n.
Tomenv IA Justly indebted to complainant
in fine Jun Of Sass 81, due for money paid in
sstisfyfuR Judgment rendered against said
TomenV and complainant, As aecommoda.
zion surety on said Tomeny's o1dcial bond,
md that said Jas. III. Toneny, Fannie A.
Toneny and VIM. Huntington Rre non-rest-
tents OF the state Of Tennessee. and that for
these causes an attachment was sued ont Of
thfs court against the property Of defend.
ants, Jas. N. and Fannie A. Tomeny, and ths
same was issued, and has been returned by
the sherin, duly levied on the property of
defendants, Jas. NJ and ann A Tomeny;
1t 10 therefore ordered, by the Clerk ano
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of the Second
Chancery Court, In the city Of Memphis.
Tennessee, on or before the nrst Mon
day in December, ISL. and plead, an
Wer or demur to complainants oI1 o.
the same Will be taken for confessed - y
them, and set for hearing expartes ana tnAsS
copy Of this order be puelashed once 2 WseA
for four successive weeks In the MsmpnDAH
PnAL. This Sd day Of October, ASi.
H-p. D. sTEWAEr, Clerk and Master.
Nv 3. B.LcHER- Deputy Q. y u.
Wright and y olkss, SOS t0s eoW' tSs0ea
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Friday, November 10, 1871,

with legal hours, the lots Of and designated
and numbered from Ito 50, inclusive, on the
plan Of subdivision of AK acres OF land be-
longing to K. J.R L. VIM, situate In Shelby
county, on the new Raleigh road. and bound
ed in part on the north b. Wolf river. rness
lots, As laid OF on the plan now on exhibit
ton at the once OF the Clerk and Master and
OF cOmplainantsi solicitor, L. b. Mcfarland,
Esq, embrace 5, 8, 10 and II acres
These lots, OF any OF them, will be sold for
ons-tniId cash. and the halanc on = credit
OF Elk and twelve months, wlEh SIX per cent.
Interest. Notes without seem " VIII be re
quired OF the purchaser, and lien retained 10
secure the deferred pay meuts.
These lands are are ali t-mh ered, fertile and
well adapted for SMALL FARMS, or for gar
denIng purposes
Such bargains as will b. offered In this land
have seldom been offered to the B-PECULATOR,
the M~OCD-DEALER, tbs GARDzSER, and all
who want residence property adjacent 10 and
convenient to Memphis-beirg on the line OF
the projected railroad non Msmphis 10 Rn-
leigh, and only ~ mi s from Court Square.
- Full particulars and plans can be had
at my ONCE, or l.. 8. MCFARLAND. Sol. for
cOmplalnsnts, at the Plante - Insurance
Building, Ne. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
n. D. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Oell-dtH