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English & %. q OIL cloth factory at Gam
den, New jersey, burned last night. Los
go. .000 Insured.
The Ontario parliament is prorogued IN.
til January Is. Vacancies in the ministry
will then be filed.
The rsin fall in San Francisco from
Sunday night until Friday morning
amounted to 7:e4 inches.
The valley country in California Il
flooded by the recent heavy rains, and
! property Is much damaged.
The Chicago policy-holders in the Pacific
Insurance company have been advised by
counsel TO settle on the company's terms.
Arizona is delighted because the gov
ernment Is going 70 drive the Apsches
upon g reservation, and keep them there.
William Donovan, who murdered his
employer sc Contra Costa some time sgo,
was sentenced TO death In San Francisco
on Friday.
A eoroner's inquest wss held yesterday
on the remains OF n. r. Chiles, Of Louis
vile, who died mysteriously on Wednes-
day morning, rendered verdict of death
from causes unknown. The chemist
found no poison in the stomach, but
thought thst he died from morphine.
Caroline Adams, formerly house-keep-
or Of the Edsall house at Ridgehsld, New
Jersey, hiss been arrested upon suspicion
Of being an accessory to the robbery of
that house last week Of So, 600 in bonds.
An intimate friend Of hers named Lambert
Herman has also been arrested and Jailed
ct Hsckenssck.
On Friday, a. Toronto, Canada, q SNOW
bird match was shot between Captsin b ,
gsrdus. champion of the United States,
and Ward, of Toronto. Ward shot sixty
six birds out of ons hundred, and Bo-
gsrdus sixty-hve. A good deal OF dissst-
isfsctiOn was expressed at the result, rs it
is believed that both men could have done
better.
The heavy wind which prevailed in Chi
cagO night before last did considerable
damage to buildings in course Of erection.
Several Of the inside walls Of the Tribune
building were more or less damaged. Nor
ton's new building on Washington street,
near Fcanklin street., which had been
raised up four stories, was almost COM
ple5ely demolished. A chimney in Bry-
ems building on Lssslle street, was
tumbled down and one man buried under
it and killed. Several othsr buildings
were slightly damaged.
A very strong wind-storm passed over
St, Louis yesterday forenoon which did
damage, several walls Of IN
finished houses being blown down, roofs
torn of, ohimneys and hne-walls demol-
ished, fences lsveled, smoksstscks toppled
over, etc. Two young girls were some
what injured by the falling of q fence,
and several other persons hurt, but none
seriously. The steamer City of Alton
was blown across the river, and several
others torn from their moorings.
A dispatch from Annapolis. yesterday,
ssys thss the court met a. ten O'Clock, |
but owing TO the sbsenos Of several |
witnesses the case of Mrs. Wharton, for |
poisoning General Kstcbum, was not re
sUmed. According to 9 notice given by |
the court their evidence will close the |
States case. The analysis of the parts of |
General Ketchum lie now in progress un- |
der direction Of Professor Tony, Of Bald- |
more. ThR court adjourned till hslf-psst |
one next Thursday evening, the sheriff |
taking charge Of the Jury,
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THE DOHEsTIc PsOuucE MARKETS,
CINCINNATI-


CECINEATI, December 23-Flour Is In fair
demand and firm; family, S6 81. Wheat is
steady, with q moderate demand at 81 42aI As
corn Is steady with a moderate dem and al $50
soc. rye scarce and firm at @s2c. Oats are
IN fair demand and the market drm at 3Sa39c
Barley scarce and firm as regards prime 10
cholce-the whole range at 75@S5c. Pork dull
ana prices declined; sales at Sl3 37%. Lard
dull and price dropping; sales of steam at SIC
Bulk meats quiet aud weak; asking 51xG6a65I
go7ae. Bacon duh but unchanged; shoulders,
"a clear r1b or clear sides, ~ hams, I21S9I55
Green meats DUH and unsettled; asking "a 25a
. %. Picked hams dull, 95z9lOc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December 2S.-Generally dull
and business small. Flour quiet and un-
changed in every respect Wheat duh and
nominal; only small sample lots sold. Corn,
Islr eastern demandi No. mixed In elevator,
4219S45e. Oats quiet; No. ? in elevator, S6e5S7c.
ssc- Pork held as z5 no sales. Dry salt meats
dull and pr ees dropping; lobbing lots OF loose
81 shoulders, % clear rib, 57s; packed lots, SO
97S, &C., d5,4 bacon fed-only order trade;
sellers apart small sales at SS 50CS4; mostly
at S. 1908 80. Cattle unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.-BaeninR Quiet
and steady at iS31zSl51zc. Flour active and
d fmer; extra family, So 50. Wheat very frm
and higher, owing TO light receipts, red and
white selling on arrival at 81 45dl 60. Corn
nrm at JAs555c for ear and shelled IN bulk, but
49, - merely AOcdl. OalS S1eaQy
prime, 40c. Rye firm at 75c. Hogs very dull
at S4g4 AZ. Provisions steady and unchanged;
mess pork, sl4 cash for round lots; bulk shoul-
ders, ofc; clear nib clear sides, &c, packed:
hams, sngar-eured, new, l4c, packed; lard, e1<a
l014c. Whisky quiet at 9099ic.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December &.-FIour and rain
quiet aad unchanged in every respect
Cornmeal, 55@60c. Bulk meats are in good
shoulders, 514c; clear rib, SIC; clear
sides, Io. Mess pork, xl4 50. Rump pork, $ll
1O Hams, sugar-cured, 1870. Laru, steam, &c;
81 25d4 So ~
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1HE COTTON Eaakrrs OF 1nE wuaI. .,
ILATEsr REPORT BY rzLzeEAPH.I

lA2AIE5I REPORT B1 TELEGkAPH.l
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, December 2s.-Cotton ma rka
z.eady; middling uplands, gz@l0d; middling
Orleans, 1919; sales, 00G0 bales, Of which 900
bales we're for export and speculation. Ship
ments from Bombay since last report, 1900
bales.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December 3-Cotton market
dull but unchanged; middling uplands, D1<c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Eecember 0.-Cotton mar
ket quiet; good ordinary, lS11<e; low middling,
l9c; middling, 1870. Sales, 5000 bales; re-
ce1pts, 10, ,4Se bales; exports to Liverpool, 25S2
bales coastwise, 2i04 bales; stock, I55, So
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. December 2s.-Cotton market
firm, with light demand; low middling, ls5z9
lS5<ci middling, IsSls5zc.
ST. LOUIS. EFs
ST. LOUIS. December 23.-Cotton market
quiet; middling, lS1<c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Cotton market
steady; middling uplands, l9c.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December 2S.--Cotton market
market dull and prices declined; low mid
ding, lS5<c.
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SHARP PRACTICE.


CoLUEBIA, SopTE CAROLINA, Decent
Der 22-SOyernor Scott, with q view Of
preventing the postpOnement Of the vote
on his impesshmsnt, sent 3 message 70
the Legislature this morning containing q
proclamation convsning that body in ex-
traordlnary session 81 noon tomorrow.
The governors friends then pressed
vote on the motion 70 strike out the re-
moving cleuse of the Impeachment reso-
luton. The motion was finally carried
at one o'clock-yeaE 63, nays 22. This de-
festB the impeachment. Then came an
other proclsmation from the governor, rs-
Voking the proclamaIiea Issued q few
hours previously, and the legislature ad-
tourned until JANUARY 9Th.
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the NEW YORK Day GOODS nARxEr
--LATEST REPORT BY rElEeRArH.1

NEW YORK. December q.
Market laRguid in all its departments, ow-
Ing partly TO the tnclement weather. Prices
were firmly maintained. Roekport corset
jeans adyanced 70 l31zc; P. o. & Co. bleached
muslins advanced TO lsc Amoskeag d ticks,
lsc; do do, 2Oc; do do, &c; do 4 do, 25e; do
A A do, JOc; Easton b do, 1l1<c; Bos on i'm
proved denims, ll5zc; Franklin do, I5c Oak
land a A 10, 20c. otis c Z do, l7c; Working
mems do, lsc; Brooks, J. q p. Coats and
Clarks' y y L, six-cord spool thread, soc; Green
& Daniels do, 425zc; do three-coru DO, SSc;
Worsled braids, 25ci alpaca do, best brands, 25c
and printed callcos Of best makes, I51Sc.
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At San Francisco on Friday night,
Frederick Heller visited the house where
his wife from whom he is parted boards,
on Mission street, where he concealed him-
self, but was discovered by the lsndlady,
Mrs Solomon. Heller shot her and her
husband both in the head without inhict-
ing fatal wounds. He ran and was pur-
sued and captured, when he swallowed
vial of sui ohuric acid. He is now in
hospital sud supposed to be in dying
condition.
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FUNERAL E0TICE.

JoYCE-The friends and acquaintance Of
the late JoRiN JOYCE, Of No. 4 Fire Engine. are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral.
which viii take plscs to-day Sunday st
pm, from his late residence, No. Com
merce street
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TENNESSEE MONEY.
Items Showing Issues before and afler 1861 ;
What has been Destroyed and What
Remains,

Erroneous statements relative to the
Bank Of Tennessee money having been
published, we give from the Nashville
Union and American some items concern
ing the same, in which the public at large
viii be interested. They are as follows:
Amount Of Tennessee money issued previ.
oGs 70 May g. s49 90
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TIE Christmas edition Of the APPEAL
appears tomorrow. Il wiz contain an
infinite variety Of reading matter within
its bread psges, SURPRISING in varied in
tersst the paper Of to-day. FGrnish ad-
yersisements at an early hour this even
ing.
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such an enterprise not only practicable,
| but eminently calculated 70 develop the
resources of the country through which 1t
will pass, and that we are earnestly In fa-
vor of its speedy construction. On mo-
ton, 1t was further resolved, that COM
mittee Of Eve be appointed by the chair
man, to open q correspondence with the
committees Of similar meetings at all
points along the proposed route, as also to
memorialiEs the Legislature of the State
for the purpose of obtaining Q charter for
said road. The following committee was
then appointed, to which the chairman
and secretary were 1n motion added, viz I:
DR.. W. A Russevurm, DR.. George A.
Wilson, J. @ S2ndidge, Esq, Hon l. v.
Walker and Henry Richardson.
The meeting then adjourned, to be called
again by the chairman Of the committee,
when deemed necessary.
JP MoORACRIN, Chairman.
B.R. CHAMBLIss, Secretary.
He0tpa Consolidation.
EAoRY, December 2, Is7l.
Editors AppedL-Perhaps q line or TWO
from this section OF the "Old Dominionn
may be of some interest TO the many read
ers of the APPEAL. The much-discussed
consolidation Of the Pennsylvania Central
railroad with Mahone's railroad connec-
tions-extending from Norfolk to Bristol
lis eliciting much attention from railroad
men and from certsin journalists in this
section Of the State, ali OF whom express
their aversion to and the infeasibilitY Of
such "curious" plan. In an editorial ar
ticle the Lynehburg News says this con-
templsted consolidation is q "queer rail-
road combination" and styles q recent
editorial OF the APPEAL. in reference to
this mstter-which We think was able,
and evinced far seeing sagscity-ss ''rzth-
or curious" Now, we think it would be
an eminsntly feasible and wise plan for
these two lines to consolidate, and then,
after this is effected, to further lsngthen |
the consolidated limo, extending it
through the South TO the Mis- |
sissippi river, and ultimstsly, as |
the APPEAL wisely suggested, to the Pa |
cife By this means 1t would traverse |
lands sbounding in inexhsustible stores of /
wealth and the cities and towns along the /
route derive vast benefits from It. What /
it is that causes some to view this import |
ant msster in q different light we can't /
tell. The No. folk Journal, we may re-
mark, en- pGSSaIt, says "the idea OF juno
ton between Scott and Mahone-oetween
shs Pennsylvania Central and Virginia
the purpose of co-opera-
lion srrepust bs received in this locality
and lncredulity." A
great msny, however, think that this
OF railway lines will finally
be oonsummatsd, tho opposition and un-
of certain journalists to the
contrary Notwithstanding. We say, then,
et the noble work go on; and like the
'Ponac sea, whose icyCurrents and COM
Dulsive course ne'er feels retiring ebb,"
ADVANCE, unrestrsined, to an early sue
,sssful accomplishment.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.



PARIS, December 2S.-The bill to in
crease the circulation of the bank Of
France for the relief Of trade and COM
msrce, was still pending in the assembly
when it adjourned. The committee having
Il in charge, while agreeing as to its prin-
ciples, have not as yet determined upon
the amount to which the circulation is to
be augmented. An increase of two mil
lions seven hundred thousand francs will
probably be adopted in the end
The nAms Of Boillesu is now mentioned
In connection with the ministry to Wash.
ington-Ferry's nomination having been
Withdrawn. The rumor that General Cis-
sey would 90 to Washington il unfonnd-
ed. The prefeot of the department Of
Bouches DuFhone has dissolved the coun-
Gil of srts, and annulled Its acts, because
Of its mismsnagemsntso sof its finances.
The sale OF the violently radical newsps-
per, La Republique Rsdicale, in Mar
settles, has been prohibited. The national
assembly ct Versailles has adjourned to
the 25th OF January, lS72
ITALY.
RoME, December 29 The Pops yester-
day performed the ceremony OF preooni-
Zation In the case Of twenty-eight newly
appointed bishops, including ninet cen
Italisns and Frenchmen.
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afternoon and was enthusiastically well
coned. Ex-PraGident Fillmore Eil de-
liver the welcoming address At the Buffalo
ND roogns. The Duke will be shown on
~ noay the mode Of reosiving and deliv.
grain Ht one Of tbs elevators,
ENTE----s-T-1--E E-~s-rsErr-
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Amt new Issue outsta 6s5.7 .7l2 90
This last represents the issue that Chan
cellor Fentress, Of Somerville, has decided
must be, and we think out to be, paid.
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crsdltor's K0tIcs.

HAVING suggested the in, olveney Of tbs
II estate Of George Humphreys, deceased
this Is 70 nod y all pers Ms having csalmI
sRainst said estate 10 nls the same, proper
" authenticated. with the Clerk OF -tha
County court OF Shelby county on or before
1sh day May, ls1s, or the same wiz be forever
This December 9, Isl,
dNER RERRY LAIRD, AdministEator,
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OFFrcn NEMPHIs AND 81. LouIsP KIT Coil
December g ls7l. I
for the steamer City OF VieksbErg, are hsreby
rotified that natd freight has been shipped
On the steamer Emile LeHerge.
aA An STORM, Trsasursz,
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ITALY.
RAILROAD NEWS.


Trestle-WoFk DemoIished.
About noon yesterday 8 terrific tornado
passed about four miles below New Al
bany, Indisna, breaking down timber
and destroying seven hundred feet OF
the trestle of tho Airline railroad.
DimeuItfes Removed.
The difaculties heretofore existing be-
tween the Fort Smith railroad company
and Pearce, Stacy & Yorston have been
settled. This settles all difficulties be-
tween conflicting interests, and all suits
are to be Withdrawn and work 10 70 be
commenced at onOs.
watering stock
In the supreme court of Massachusetts,
yesterday, application was made for an
Injunction TO restrain the directors of the
Boston and Maine railroad from issuing
two millions dollars of additional stock,
authorized by the stockholders On the
18th instant. The order TO be argued and
next Saturday.
shenandoah Valley Road
The Richmond Enquirer says: 1--WE
have lately seen maps Of the proposed
Valley railroad, Of which
Thos. A. Scott Ii president. The terHinl
Of the road are TO be Hagerstown, Mary
land. and Knoxville, Tennessee. This
will be = most important line to our city,
extending ~ IL viii along the entire
length Of the Shenandoah Valley and its
in upper East Tennessee.
This rOuts wiz bring Us about one hun
dred miles nearer New York, and will
give cheap freights and travel from its
with the present hne.p
A Ssg Railroad.
IKpKPEEDENcE, Mss, December 3.
In ae-ardapce with previous notice, q
large number oi he citizens o. tnia vleln-
Ity assembled at this. place, Tor the pur,
pose of considering the propr1ety s=aaa
of constructing 9 railroad,
on the narrow-gauge system, TO- be run
On an airline. or ss nearly 30 as practices
bls. from Memphis to Oxford, and thence
In the direction Of Meridian and Mobile.
On motion, John 2. McCrackin was called
% the chair and 2. r. Ohambli appoint
ad secretary.
The object Of the N setting having been
explained by the chairman, the following
Aciion was taken In the premises: On
motion, It was resolved, that We deem
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WILL Read.

The Hrst number Of The SOUTHERN
FARA AND HOME, published in this city,
appeared yesterday. The editor, General
". NJ. Browne, kRs dsservedly won high
rspute as 4 writer while conducting, for
three years past, the most successful of
agricultural publications. The number
of the Farm and Home before US is q
beautifully printed pamphlet, containing
eighty pages Of most instructive and 81
tertsining matter, especially adapted to
the tastes and promotion Of the interests
OF farmers. This contents are entitled:
Teamwork for the Month" "a letter
from J0hn PloWhsndles;" Agricultural
StE6y "Renovsting Exhausted Lsnds;"
f'Culsure OF Root CroPs;" "a Fence Law"
and great variety OF other subjects are
sSly and lesrnedly discussed affecting the
interests OF southern farmers. Our read
eEs everywhere should not forget that by
rsmitting ss 50 they secure the WEEKLY
APPEAL and the Farm and Horne for one
year, and for sl2 % the DAILY APPEAL
and the Farm aud Home for the year.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
On Thursday, the 9TH January, 1872,

OF Memphis, at the places designated below,
for toe purpose of electing q Mayor, Tax.
Collector and WhaIfnaster tor the city OF
Mem ph1s, and such Aldermen and Council.
m en- As aIe provided and to be elected by the
Charter and Ordinances OF the city OF Mem.
phis. The OnceIs, Judges and Clerks of said
are anned below.
Onioers viii report promptly at the Sh erin's
0f1ce, at : O'Clock the morning or the cleo
ton. MAHCUs ]. WRIGHT,
sheriff OF Shelby county.
Memphis, Deesmber A, ISL.
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.J
NEW YORK.

-7AAH AOAens
NEW YORK, December q.
Gold-lNo quotation received by telegraph
last night.-ED.l
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills, los1k.
Money-Firm att per cent.
Southern State Securities-Were .sagnsut
throughout the day. The closing quotations
were:
Tennesees, old. 6I1z Mlssouris.. s75<
Tennessees, new el5z y. Csrolinas, old Sl1s
Nirgintas, Old. So ". CaroIinaS, new IL
Ntrglnias, new So Gold .-..-...---......--. -
United States ecurines-Goyernment bonds
were dull and steady all day. The closing
prices were:
5-2os Of fls62,.........-IOs1s SOS of lSss..Il5-
5-2s of fl564...-....-.-lU91 5s Of fI5Sl...--..1l7<
BIOS OF flSi5...-.....-.lIl1S
6-1ls of lst5, neW-ll4- Currency 6s.....----lI41S
bus OF 1901 ----...-.ll5- Gold....--..--.--...
stocks-opened very strong in prices. Be
fore aud after the call there were a number
Of transactions Ia leading stocks at advanc-
ing prices. There was but little business trans
acted on the call, for II was taken up with The
usual Christmas jollttys After the bank state
ment was made known, the mail keG declined
about-72 per cent. Closed strong in prices but
very[luli. The advance to-day was most
marked in Rhode Island, Wabash and Pacinc
Mail.
The Bank statement-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
Loans decreased SII, ,7So, 200
Specie decreased. 29SoOO
GBeulation 45s,200
DePOsiIS loJ047, to
Legal tenders decreased....-.-...-..-. SySl4, ,60O
The statement Is an unfavorable EXHIBIT
An analysis OF the figures shows that the
banks have net loss Of u 80 20 in their legal
tenoe reserve. They now hold u, ,0Ol 925 above
the . per cent. required by law. A large loss
in legal tenders is the natural result Of the
outflow of curreI.cy from this point, but the
decrease In specie was not exp cted.
LONDON.
LoEDoE, December 2s-The money market
At the close was as follows:
Consols, money .--.9233S U. S. 5-2Os 1855 935k
Consols, account..-9z1s U. s. 5-2Os so7S21s
.. 5. Dos lS62.....-..9211s US. 10-4Os...-9lsz
PARIS.
PARIS, December 25.-Rentes, 5SE 5oc.
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, December 2.-United States
secur1ues-dve-twentieso of ls62, 90sk
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S. W. RHODES, Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

The area OF lowest barometer will probably
contIn ne 10 move northeastward into Canada,
with snow on its northern borders, but rain to
the south. Southeasterly winds veer TO south
west, and increase in force in the middle and
eastern States, with cloudy and clearing wea-
ther on Sunday. Northwesterly winds and
clearing weather prevail in the Gulf States
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RIVER NEWS.


METEOROLOGICAL RECORD,
War DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. US. A.
MEHPHIs, Decem ber o. ISTl,
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beAL1 LeAVEng Today.

For Vicksburg-Emile LsBarge leaves
to-day at 10 am. as above.
For Cairo-The Julia, Captain Boyd,
leaEes to-day ct m. for Cairo and ali
wsy landings. Jxmea Thompson has
chsrge Of the once.
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EnIlcE TO snlPPERS.

At the Mississippi House Main street, soutl
Of Calhoun VIM. Brown, w. G. Ellis. A. Il
Merrill, Judges; Thomas Curly, w +. Green
clerks. ]. l.. Sharp, Depuiy Snertfi.
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About noon yesterday terrific tornado
passed about four miles below New AL
bany, Indiana, breaking down timber
and destroying seven hundred feet OF
the trestle Of tho Airline railroad.
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First ward.
Sscnnd ward.

At the Engine-house, Main street, betvetn n
Market and Winchester streets: ]. ]. Fow-
ers, !. 4. EJmondson, P. OpNeil. Judges; p.
n. Winters, Thomas Burk, Gle KS. Thomas
McOarmack, shertf
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Third Ward.

At the old Engine -house. Poplar street, be-
tween Main aud Second: N. E. Cochran,
Curtis, W. James McKeon, Clerks. Barney
Cox, Deputy Sheriff.
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Myers new block. corner OF Beale and De
ria gton, ]. ]. Jenny, Judges; W. l.. Va
Dyke; Job Bledsoe, Sam Moore, r., R. b
johnson, Clerks. 8. W. Green, Depzt.
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seventh ward.

At the Waldran Block, Main street, aeal
Beale: James Banks, A. Y. Davis, L. e
Dyer, Judges; c. ID. Atlliard, A. W. Jones
Clerks, I. 7, Stratton. Deputy Ghertf1,
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Popler street, opposite the market house
John Frlek, Geo. Montgomery, John B
Campbell. Judges; Eugene Levy, Ben Powell
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