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PROSPEROUS
OF THE
Tennessee State Directory
For 1871 aud 1872.
FIRST BIENNIAL ISSUE,
MARSHALL & BRUCE, Publishers.
Once, % BsadsrlOk ST., Nashville, Tenn.

THE undersigned, believing that the in
Il terests OF the business community de-
mand the publication OF q new work con-
tanning information In regard TO all persons,
firms and cOmp panteg engaged in merCan-
tile, manufacturing and professional pur-
suits in each or the numerous cities and
towns situated in the s ate of Tennessee,
propose to publish a book which VIII em-
Drace-dTsts A MAP OF TENNESSEE, new and
complete, gotten up especially for the Tennes-
see State Director Y for 1STl-7L This map Will
be one OF the most complete and com prehen-
Etve tOf Hennessee) ever published, each
county a distinct color, and all railroad lines
now completed clearly laid out
PART IA COMPLETE SHIPPERS GUIDE,
which will contain a descriptive list Of ali
the cities, towns and Villages ia the state,
with full and complete shipping directions
to all points, and also giving the Stations Of
Express and Telegraph Companies doing
business in the State Of Tennessee.
PART lII.-THE CITIES AND Towns OF Ten
EEssEE, giving their loCattOn and population,
with full and accurate alphabetical lists or
the names OF all persons doing business In
PART IVA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIREc-
TORY, containing, ,underGpprOpriate 81 head
tDgs," accurate lists of the names and loca-
tiOn Of all persons, Firms and incorporate
companies engaged IN business In towns and
cities throughout the State Of Tennessee.
PART VA NEW POsToFFICE DIRECTORY,
containing the names and locality OF every
PostOfdce In the SOuthOrn States, prepared
expressly for this work, compiled trOn the
latest issue Of the POstofics Department,
The work Wlll 6e printed with new type,
on good paper, and bound ia Onelarge splen-
did volume Subscribers names viii be in
serted in the work-in large bold type, and
the business ia which each is engaged Wlit be
very fully and eOnspicuOuslY set fOrth. The
names OF persons who do moi subscribe VI Wlu
20 printed IN the usual manner.
Copies OF the Directory VIII be JET 80 she
principal Hotels In Waunesgee5 and sent for
the use Of the public, 60 the Postmaster To-
Gated at the county seats OF the different
counties In the State-tbereby rendering the
n
to all persons engaged Ia eommercisl, man
ufactpring or professional business.
Having published The Nashville City Dtrec-
tory annually, until 1t mas reaened us seV-
snfh volune, the undersigned feel conhdent
OF their ability TO make the forthcoming
Tennessee state Directory equal 70 any ever
the public notices Of cur Nashville Directory,
printed below.
TsFEs Of SRbsGFlpfI0s, IS per COPY, pay
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, April 25.-FlOur, dull; IS 20@6 25
Wheat dull and declined Igl15c, No. spring
closing at 81 28148l ~, cash; 81 24z seller for
May; this afternoon u was fairly active at
81 a cash, and 81 1891 "a, seller for May.
mixed, 52953c; this afteruOOn steady at 525%c,
seller for May. Oats, No. easier, closing at
451zc, caah. Rye, No easier; sl9S2c Barley,
No. nominal at s6c Highwines SSc Meas
Pork weak; SIC rs seller for May. Lard Isl
drmer at l05<c, cash. Meats ess. err short rib
mjddles, 75de, loose, Hogs SOC lower; IS l6g
90. Csitle dull at sl 5Og5 625S.
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TELEeRAMs.

Six cOllieries in the vicinity OF
Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania have re-
sumed operations.
George Nutter, of New Durham, N.
H, raised $2O,000 on forged orders for
| $45, 900, and sailed for Liverpool last
Saturday.
The official vote Of the State of Wis
coDsin, for Associate Judge OF the
Supreme Court, gives Lyon, Republi-
can, II 1884 over Pulling, Democrat.
The frame dwelling of B. c. Foster,
COnneaut, Ohio, was destroyed by ire
yesterday morning. Two children,
aged four and twelve, were burned to
death.
Mining affairs In Pennsylvania are
still unsettled. The propositions of the
operators are accepted by the miners
Of some districts, and are refused by
others.
In the English House of Commons,
Monday night, the vote ont DiXon's
motion, adverse to the proposed tax
on matches, resulted favorable to the
Government.
Louisville is to give grand gift
concert for the benefit of a free library.
There viii be 721 prizes, amounting to
$500, 600. Tickets, SO. Smallest prize,
5000; largest, 100000.
It is reported that the steamship
Queen of the Thames, from Mel
bourne, bound for London, has been
lost and a large number of persons
drowned. No particulars.
The capture of the robbers who
stopped the mail near Barangutle and
took its treasures, is reported. They
confessed, and informed the authOri-
ties where the treasure is hid.
A quantity Of wreck stuff found
in Boston bay yesterday, confirms the
loss Of the bark Merrimac with ali on
board. She was probably run down
and sunk by an outward bound
vessel.
A large new distillery at Madison
Henderson county, La, was inUen,
diariZed on last Saturday. It had
been in operation only two days, and
cost S44, coo. ItWas insured for $.25,-
600 in the Missouri Company, in one
of the Ohio offices.
A great race for two thousand
guineas, three year old colts and flllies,
came of Monday at Newmarket,
England. Out Of eighty-tWO subscri-
| bers only thirteen faced the starter.
| The race was won by Bothwall; Ster-
ling was second and King of the For
est third.
The Michigan Central railroad aud
| the Great Western railroad, are vir-
| tuaIly consolidated by an agreement
to put the earnings for the next tWen-
| ty years in a common purse. A tun.
mel under the Detroit river to con-
meet the two roads will be commenced
Immediately.
Rev. NJ. II. Gaddis has again been
indicted by the United States grand
jury, for neglect OF duty whilG Asses.
] sOr of Internal Revenue of the Second
| District of OhiO-fOr receiving pres
ents and brides and Offering bribes to
/ the Assistant Assessor, to induce him
/ to allow Gaddis to commit frauds in
/ Office.
John 7. Rentechler, salOOn-keeper,
and wife, Of Grass Valley, California,
were both found dead in a room ad-
joining the saloon yesterday morning.
/ The woman had shot him dead, then
| sawed both her arms to the bone with
knife, ran into an adjoining room
and ,bled to death. They lived un-
happily together.
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LONDON, April 25.-In the House
of Commons, this evening, Gladstone
stated that he assumed the response
bility Of ordering the police to prevent
an anti-match tax demonstration. He
declined to say why the police had not
been used to stop the Sunday demon
stratiOn.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer
announced that the Government, fore
seeing violence in opposition to the
measure, would withdraw the match
project, and propose substitute next
Thursday.
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INCOME TAX.
The Salaries Of State Iudg5s, ShsFlffs,
Clerks, Etc.

WASHINGTON, April 2j.-The re-
cent opinion by the Supreme Court in
the case OF Day vs.. Burlington, in
which il was held that the salary OF q
Judge of a State Court was not liable
70 income tax, has brought before the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
for decision, a very important que5-
tiOn as to the liability Of other state
officers to pay income tax on their
salaries. The opinion referred to was
based on the argument that il the
right of the General Government 10
tax these judges salaries should be
once admitted, then the State judici-
ary might be taxed out Of existence.
The other State officers appeal from
the assessments made upon their ssla-
ries, holding that the argument ap-
plies to their cases as well as those Of
the judges. The question involved is
an extremely important one, as a sim
liar decision in the cases now pending
would probably be followed by a de-
msnd from all parts Of the country for
drawbacks on all taxes on salaries paid
since the income tax law was passed.
The question would be raised as to the
legality of the income tax on the fees
of sherifs and other officers whose sal
aries are not fixed.
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U. S. SUPREME COURT.
Decision Ia Cases Involving the Legality Of
the Legal TsndsE Act Of 1862.

NEW YORK, April 2j.-The Tri-
6lme'S Washington special has the
following important intelligence:
The decision Of the Supreme Court on
cases involving the cOnstitutiOnality
of tho legal tender act Of 1862, concern
ing which there has been so much in
teTest, win be made known in open
Court on Monday next, in the pres
ence Of the full bench. The opinions,
however, (three viii be tWO)
will not be delivered until the
meeting Of the Court at the next
term, in december, in order that the
Judges may have time to perfect them
in cases Of such magnitude and in
vOlving sud1 important consequences.
1t is thought that this decision will be
final, as the Court viii probably here
after refuse to consider the points in
vOlved, inasnuch as a full bench viii
now participate in the judgment. The
Court will decide not only as 70 the
liability of the contracts made be-
fore the passage OF the act, but those
made since. It is positively ascer-
tained that tbedecisiOu viii reverse the
decision Of the Court in a previous
case by deciding the legal tender act
constitutional. Contracts made be-
fore may be fulfilled by the payment
of greenbacks. On this decision the
court will stand as follows: For
affirming the cOhstitutiOnality Of the
act, Justices Miller, Davis, Swayne,
Bradley and Strsng. Against; Chief
Justice Chase, justices Nelson, Cliff
ford and Field. AS to the oOnstitu-
tionality Of the act, as applicable to
contracts made since its passage, there
is some doubt as to how the court viii
stand, although il is certain that the
legality Of the act can be affirmed as
in other cases, and perhaps by large
number Of JUDGES,
The court on Monday viii announce
several other cases, and will then end
the term by adjournment till Decem-
her.
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1910.
RAILROAD BUTTlNe.
An Example for cur RsIlF5ad G0HiFoysFsl-
sIlsts-TsrrlbIs Node Of Adjusting
DlihouIties.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The war at
Peoria, Illinois, between the Chicago
and Rock Island and the Pacific and
Peoria and Rock Island railroads was
exciting last evening. Each road
disputed the others right to run
trains on q certain track, and the Pc.
Oria and Rock Island road deter.
mined about 4 o'clock to force 3 pas
sage with a train, and coupling five
engines together, attempted to break
through the distractions. The Chica-
90 and Rock Island road stood their
charge with three engines hitched to-
gether. They bUtted against each
other for an hour or more, the mayor
refusing to interfere, when finally the
Peoria and Rock Island road cleared
the track and shot its train ahead.
Quiet was then restored. To-day each
road has been enjOined by the other.
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Washlugiou ssssIB.

WASHINGTON, April .. - The
chancellor Of the EXchequeT, London,
having telegraphed to Commissioner
PleasantOn for information concern
ing the match tax Of the United
states, the latter replied by cable to
day. The tax works well, the manu-
facture is not deranged, nor cOnsump-
ton checked; 1t viii yield two mill
lions Of dollars per annum.
It Is expected that full returns of
the census of the entire country viii
he received by May lst.
NoseIls, a Netherlands resident
minister. has been recalled from this
country and was appointed 10 anOth-
er diplomatic post.
The sons Of the British members Of
4be. High Commission, with some at
feebees. viii give a ball on Friday
,,iCbf far their young lady and bach6
ioS friends at Phillips mansion.
Senator Harlan ieif Washington
this evening for 4eNa.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Revolutions, Murders, 0utragesp Earth
guakes ard Flsods-A Discovery
Cral HIuss aaa Coal on.

AsPINWALL, April q, via Kings
ton, April IA wonderful discovery
has been made Of coal mines and Oil
wells, 80 mills from AspinWall. The
mines are reported to be ineXhausti-
BILE, and the Oal is said to be Of supe-
riOr quality, md equal to the best inn
ported. The government has given
the discOVerer an immense tract Of
land.
There is aEOsher revolution in Chi
rangi, and this ime Tomas SerranO is
the leader. Si1 hundred revolution
ists have proclaimed him President.
The insurgents recently captured the
Panama steamG MantigO, and the
United States steiner Ress8C has gone
70 recover her. The insurgents also
captured the town Of San Tsval0s, and
made prisoners Oithe garrison, Pres
ident COWesa e5cfped from the citadel.
Panama has been fortified, because Of
apprehensiOns of an attack on the
city by the insurgents. Impress
ments for the government service
have been caused to quiet the riot in
Panama, but quit now prevails.
Advices from HogOta state that forty
houses in the Village Of Valencia
have been destroyed by fire. The war
between San Salvador and Honduras
| is ended, the former defeating the
army Of Honduras everywhere.
General HatrUhi has been made
Provisional President
Intrenchmentsare being construct
ed in the streets Of the capital, from
which the chief families have fed.
San Miguel was captured by the
allied rebel force In Honduras.
HatruchTs army, it is reported, has
been driven int0 the mountains Of
Honduras, and helr retreat cut of.
Several earthquakes have recently
taken place on tte South Pacific coast.
Indians at Terra del FuegO muir
dered the captain and three sailors
of the brig PrOvmder, while M the
straits Of Magellan.
The Auricanial Indians are prepar-
ing for a general attack on the settle
ments. Two raids have already been
made. in which several persons were
killed, and a number Of women car
ried of.
Later Information greatly increases
llc dl4Olul 0A loooco ~ wv W.
OF the rivers in Peru,
Advices frOm Punfa Arena, states
that the Captain Of the British ship
AleXandriana and a boats crew went
ashore near that place and came IN
conflict with the Indians, who muir
dered them. The Indians then put
of in their canoes, for the vessel, but
those on board became alarmed by
the yells Of the natives and made sail,
and saved themselves. aud ship.
The body Of the Captain was found
with two wounds on the body and
the legs cut of. No trace has been
found of his companions. An Eng
Iish war steamer is expected to 90 to
the scene Of the tragedy to chastise
the Indians.
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OIHcIENAEI April 5.-CottOn dull and
unchanged midulmg, l4c. Flour is duh and
unchanged; family, SO l596 40. Wheat dull
and declined; red, 81 SO@l 3. Rye dl1l and
uOminRl. OaIs, steady; 54956c. Barley ad-
yanced; sales OF choice at 81 II. Provisions
dull, unsettled and panicky it Is diflcalt TO
give accurate quotations, Sill there Is no
pressure TO sell. JobOlng sales OF bacon at
71{9938 aloe. Bulk n eats nOmlnally 61zCG71zc.
Lard held at llAc. Whisky dull and declined /;
sales ct Sc.
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THURsDAY, APRIL III

e.
WE INVITE PUBLIC ATTENTION 10
the sale OF CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILD
ING LOTS, which AIr. F. ". SMITH has di-
rected US to place on the market at
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IL Erlnah - a Nlw 20.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Revelati0ns
conJ J'ernlng tne removal OF victor
Pace, French Consul to New York.
show th.at it was the result Of heavy
speculatioEs in supplies, arms and pro-
Visions purchased for the French gov
.-1Ueut. The French Commission
rgiII rhoroughly investigate the mat
+a- eDd II Is hinted that Well-known
citizens of NewYOrk, known TO have
influence in Washington, viii be
found TO be Interested IN these speeu-
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opINIiONe az THE pa EsS

KNEES NASHVILLE DIRECToRY,-Ihe sixth
annual issue OF this Invaluable Directory,
for 1876 published by Messrs. King Marshall
a Bruce, has lust made It's appearance. We
do not say too much, when we assert that IL
most comprehensive City Directories We
have ever seem Llit0n and american, ApF'ii 8
1870.
NASHVILLE DIRECTORY,-fbe Nashville
CITY Directory, for 1871 published By Mar
shall and Bruce, Is just Issued. It contains
many additions, which render it even more
valuable 70 the publis than previous issues,
The binding Is very handsomely executed by
the publishers. AItogei her, the book iB a
most valuable one, and no business man can
afford TO be without t.-Replblied7 Bonner
Fetg7fayl5 26 ls7l ana
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NOTICE.

~avoF.s OFFICE, CITY HALL, ,
~ fLEEPEIE, IE1Ial., April - laii-l
Tas Interest on tha Gold Bonds OF ne city
,e-sIemshfs. Fill Re paid in Eold on Monday
sss 1zt Of llavs ISL, upon presentation Of ne
s-opsr Couoaus at the oE1cs Of P. n AfKElis
3 co, NO. "a Flns street. New YORK eltgi ana
siso II TIE c1lce Of ths City conptrolisr, ttiy
5.lf Fr.hsaas bunding, Memphis, Tenn
-.16 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
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good ordipary, Izg14c; net receipts, 1881 bales
szports-eoRstWise 1872 bales; sales, 200 bales
stock, 55,77g.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, April 25, 20 pm ConEols, 95s
for money 983s on account Bonds are nrm ;
1858 s97si do old ass, 80; do oIs. W do I0-40s,
s0%
MAECHEsTER, April s5.-Yarns and fabrics
dull.
LIVERPOOL, April ., 4:30 p.m-CottOn Is
steady ana in moderate demand; middling
nPlandlsl 575di middling Orleans, 75S971ldi
sales, LOCO bales3 4009 ior speculation and
export. Wheat, California, rs "a; red west
ern, lls9lls I'd winter, lls 10d.
FRANEFORT, April Z.-United States eou.
pOns OF 1862, 965< <898Js.
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NEW YORK. April 25.-Gustave
Adolph Baden, a fugitive forger nom
Prussia, has been held by C0mmls-
siOner White, to be sent back TO Frls-
STA as soon as q warrant for his reno
val has been signed by the President
Df the United States.
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ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The President
with a number Of friends visited Jefier-
son barracks to-day, also inspected
the operations Of the Vulcan Iron
Works in South st. Louis, after which
the party dined at the residence of eX-
Minister Blow. Healths were drunk
and Mr.. Blow made brief speech on
the iron interest of this vicinity. In
the evening the President held a levee
at the residence of Mrs. Benton, and
left at 10 O'Clock for Lafayette, fndi-
ana, where It is said Vice President
Collax will make a speech. The visit
of the President has been very quiet,
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RIVER NEWS.
RnATs LEAYINa THIs ~
DEPARTURES.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

R0bt. Burns, G. ". CheeI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r OTTERT.-OmcIaI drawings or the Mis-
IL souri, state Lottery. GLASS 1876.
%, Y, 45, g, SO, Is, IS, I, q, 66, u 8, 10.
GLASS 1876.
81, 80, q, 48, p, IS, II, %, 8, "a, "A, "A, 68
Prizes nom Sl00 TO $4,000, paid In money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by ]. E. FRANCE
80 North Court street, Box 147, Memphis,
Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER b CO.. Man-
ayers, st. Louis, No. apSO
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SPRING RACES,


g7-,sls rvs Win run between the Depot Of the
SFerST,1is aud Charleston Railroad and
tl1s I5ses Course each day curing the races,
T,l2e - l119 peoot am Leave Depot, l;l5pln.
Z t0:45 2;21
- I3.80p.m &C. 4.l5
11arSosd tine dftesn minutes faster than
.i1e ffn5a Tickets. q cents for the ral1nd
t-in- or g5 cents In either directinn when paid
"a oTanfhus nom Court square, Tound tfIp
fere 50 eslts, for sale ct I'd Main streets TICK
sls ald Badges for sale 81 the Depot Of the
fflfu lhis ana Charleston Railroad
ap75 A. A. BARN ES, Gen1 Ticket Agent
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ROROAY, APRIL lsi, 1871.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
MEwPHrs. April "a. Isu.

MEMPHIS, April "a 1871.
7 HAVE this day disposed ofmy interest in
Il the firm Of JAS. SUTTON & GO to JAS.
SUTTON, who assumes all the liabilities OF
said hrm, and is authorized 70 collect the
assets. In Withdrawing L take pleasure in
recomm ending the new hrm OF Sutton, T~igg
e Co. TO sll friends and patrons of the old
firm. q. A, VANSYUKEL.
The undersigned have this day formed a
cOpartnership under the firm name OF SUI
TON, TRIG9 & Co, for the purpose Of carry
ing on provision and general commission
business, at No. 3j2 Front street
JAS. SUTTON,
JOHN M TRIGG,
ap26 JOHN CALLAGHAN.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULED
TAXES EFFECT IAN. 9, 1871

Brownsville Accommodation leaves daily
Except Sunday at 4 Is pm
Daily through train 70 Nashville and Chat
tanooga, without change OF cars, leaves as
7.E5 pm; arrives IN Nashville 81 9 an, C1af-
tanoOga at 10 pm next day.
Depot st head OF Main street.
Ticket once, Z37< Main street, one door
north Of Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis at . pm. runs
daily The 4; ID an train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through % Louis
vile without change. ElsgGnt sleeping cars
run through On theil IS pm. train nom ham-
pnl8 70 Louisville, connecting a1 LOuIgVillg
with through cars TO Pl1ladel phia, Cleveland
Buffalo and New York, without change. OuW
one change from Louisville 70 Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston BaTths and
stateroomH, IN through cars, can be enUaa1I
st The Ticket Once, 2353< Main street
y. 4. BOYD superintendent.
JANIS SFEED, Ties.ct9 agent fauH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, MEMPHIS,
~ Tenn, April Is, lS7I.- Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this ofiiee until twelve
o'clock "a. Friday, the 18th instant, for build
ing wooden bridges on the Raleigh road ard
CauBey street. The city reserves the right 70
reject any or an OF the proposals.
For further Information apply atthiB 0fslce.
]. II. HUMPHREYS,
Rn2g City EngineeF.