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NOMINATIONS.
Fearful IInsanIfY.

EGG HARBOR, N. Y, February g.
Mrs. Michael, Of this place, became
insane yesterday, and threw her two
young children in a well, and then
jumped in herself. They were all
drowned. 1t appears she also at
tempted to drown her son, ten years
of age, but he escaped.
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! WILMrEGToN, February 3-COtton quiet
| midulngs, l4c; net receipts, 475i exports
coastWiss, $50; sales, 20; stock 20f6i net re-
| eeipts Of the week, SJlOi sales OF the week
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WASHINGTON.

THE WEST POINT ACADEMY NUISANCE.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-The
statement OF facts, ELECTED by the
West Point House Military Commit
tee, in regard to the recent expulsion
of three cadets is made public. Details
are materially the same as is generally
known. There was no conflicting
evidence, the testimony of the three
victims Of the outrage corresponding
in all important particulars with that
Of the members OF the first class
engaged in the affair. Cadet Grant,
son of the President, appears to
have been one of the leaderg.
The three victims on their return
to the academy, instead of receiving
the sympathy and support of the Of
ficers of the Institution, were
urged to resign at once and were eas-
lily induced, in their state of alarm, to
sign their designations. These were
indOrsed by General Pitcher and Gen
eral Upton, with an urgent recon-
mendatiOn for immediate acceptance,
without the usual reference to parents.
The designations were received and
accepted at the War Department on
the 9th. The first class appeared to
have 50 impressed the academy officers
that they seemed anxious to get rid
of the victims in order to prevent the
necessity Of investigating the OutTages
and furnishing the perpetrators. They
are accused Of seeming to have no
conception Of the gravity of the Of
Tense committed by the first class. No
notice was taken of the Odense until
the 10th, when, finding that the resig- /
nations Of the three victims had been |
accepted, a weak order was issued dis |
approving the Ofense and confining
the first class within the limits of the |
parade grounds and academy
buildings. The first class, in |
their address to the superintendent.
and subsequent testimony before the
COngrt ssiOnal Committed, said that |
lying had become so common in the |
that they felt it their duty |
to make an example of some one in !
order to maintain the honor of the |
academy. In twenty-five cases where |
cadets have been court martialed and /
sentenced to be dismissed, tWenty-one !
have been restored by orders from |
Washington. So, court martial can /
not be relied upon to punish /
ohanses. All the cadets engaged in
the affair sustained each other and /
were declared all alike responsible,
so il was impossible for the committee /
to find out who instigated the move
ment. IJ is reported now that when
the matter comes before the House, a /
motion will be made to remove ali |
the officers Of the academy and expel
the first class.
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MARKETS.
IB ~ ELE RAPH.l


NEW YORK, February S.-Cotton dun and
unchanged; middltng uplsnds l5JSc Flour
dull and drooping-S8 759s7 OJ Tor shipping
grades OF extra. Wheat very dull-rei and
amber, 81 5ogl 90. Corn opened firm bat
closed duli-No. 2 mixed western, s5aS7o.
yoh5e trIa and In iair dsmand-RIo, i3]%a
lose. sugar steady and in moderate Demand
tuba 81 GlOc MOlasses-NeW Orleans So
Ese ftice -I.8gr -i ~
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LIVERPOOL February 3-ll 30 M Cotton
Middling upIands, y Gsd; middlng Orleans,
SD, to arrive $ ales, 5000 baEes; sales OF the
week. $50 coo; for export, l6,0O0; speculation,
$500. stock, 57S, ,000i American, 2,OOJ. I'M
ports 69 ,OOO; American, 1900.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February S.-Mr.
/ HRrlan introduced a bin In relation
to bridges across the Mississippi river.
Referred.
Mr.. Thayer, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported adversely
on the House joint resolution making
the 30th Of May, decoration day, a
National holiday.
The Senate took up the House bill
granting pensions to soldiers and sail
Ors Of the war Of 1872, and widows Of
deceased soldiers, with an amend
ment to strike out the clause making
the payment Of pensions conditional
upon proof by applicants of their in
ability to support themselves. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Sawyer moved to grant pen.
siOns also to soldiers Of the war Of 1872
whose services were specifically re-
cOgnized by Congress although their
consecutive service may have been
less than three months. Agreed to.
Mr.. Nickers moved to give pensions
to all who served three months during
the war, instead of requiring three
months consecutive service. Agreed
to.
The pending amendment, as mOdi-
fed, allows pensions to all soldiers of.
the war Of 1912 who had served four
teen days. Agreed to.
The bill was further amended so as
TO allow pensions only to widows OF
soldiers who were married at the time
Of the war Of 1872, and excluding
those who were subsequently married
again, also making the time Of service
two months, instead Of three months. /
On motion Of Mr.. Stearns, the pro-
visions Of the bill were extended to
widows OF revolutionary soldiers.
The bill then passed. 1t goes 10 the
House for concurrence.
The Committee on Military Affairs /
have reported a bill apprOpriating five
thousand dollars for full satisfaction
of the claim of Miss Annie f. Carroll /
of Maryland, for her services in fur
nishing valuable information to the
War Department during the rebellion |
and preparing certain useful publica-
uOns during the same period upon an |
understanding with the War Depart |
ment. Colonel Scott states that about /
the Both Of December, 1861, Miss Car
4 NAA 6uEEGooGrA " uALAa as AS5l5lttl1k i
Secretary of War, to abandon the eX-
petition then preparing to descend
the Mississippi river and adopt in /
stead the Tennessee river, and handed |
him her plan of the campaign. This
plan was submitted to the Secretary
of War and the general ideas adopted. |
HOUSE.
Mr.. Kelsey, Of New York, pre- |
sented a petition asking one or more |
prOfessOrships for the homeopathic |
system, as provided for in the bill |
now pending in Congress to ]
establish a national university at !
Washington; also, asking for the re- /
mOYal Of Van Aernam from the ONCE /
of Commissioner Of Pensions, he hay /
ing removed DR.. Spencer, surgeon Of |
the homeopathic school, fTOm the /
Office Of examining pension surgeon. !
The House went into Committee /
of the Whole, Mr.. Cox in the chair. /
on the naval appropriation bill. The /
total amount appropriated by the bill i
was $l9, 1873, III. Without dispOsing
OF the bill, the committee rose.
On motion of Mr.. Banks, the SEN
ate concurred in the resolution for the /
relief Of sufferers by the war iu Eu-
rOpey it was taken from the Speakers
table and passed.
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BosrON, February 3.-COttOn dull; mid
dlings, l5 ci net receipts 81; gross, 4s95; sales
400; STOCK. Ta0: net receipts of the week, 1889;
gross Il so: sales of the week. 2250 bales.
WILMINGTON
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DISSOLUTl0N.

TTHHE copartnerEhlp heretofore existing Dee
ii tween B j. White. .T.- and - o.. Elr...
under the nrm name Cf White q HarEl. Ls
this day dissolved by mutual consent
MT. B. +. White rellreE. and LIa 1l9.rs7
viii be continued By ". u. EAaIE. who ls-
sumes an liabilities Of me Late dIEl- ana VIII
alone use its name lu liquidation.
u u WHITE. IE.
". G. BAHIH
Memphis. Tenn ian. 2. Is7I. ian
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SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH, February 3.-COtton in mode
rate demand and prices a shade lower: mid
dliEgs, 1890; net receipts, 4Ool balesi exports,
cOastwise, 4O5 bales; sales, 1880 bales; stock,
81 S0l bales; net receipts Of the week, H,s30
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1923 balesi
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COPARrHERsHlPs DISSOLVED.
NOTICE,

THE e0partnsrship heretofore srIsfLuT lu
a the saw and Erlst min busIlCzs- near
Cuba Shelby county, Tennessee. between
francls Tester and Charles M. Wld-lEr uLl--
the frm name Of r. Hester q CO.. ls trl9 day
dissolved. FRANCIS n E-Tr.f1
January D.. III Iaul-tEv
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pork closed at s22 cash; Lard. l2lfc cash ;
Dressed hogs dull, closing at IS 40i live dul e.
So 9097 30 Cattle unchanged -s3 50s7'
LOUISVILLE.
IouIsvrII.r. February S.-Cotton dun and
tending doWnward3 sales Of 100 bales on ba-
sis OF BIC for low niduhngs Begging un-
changed, but nothing doing Flour nrm and
demand good; extra family, IS -. Grain quiet
but frm. Groceries armi sugars have an up
ward tendency. Hay demand falri choice
sold at SO. Provisions Gull; mess pork, 50 50
Bacon, ~, y and i25ac; bulk meats 6E@ll@
lt18c, packed. EuEar-cured hams, l6ci plain,
l5c, packed Lard, i.558li11c, tlerce aud keg.
Whisky, Sc. Tobacco very nfm and prices
unchanged-sales l52 hhds at S5@6 5 for
common TO good lugs; S20940 for common to
bright Wrappers-
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 2-Flour easier, but
not quotsbIy cbangad; ;supernne winter, S 40
as 30; double extra, IS 1855 .. Wheat quiet
ard easy; No. 2 rcd winter, 81 80; No 8, 81 -
al So. Corn steady, with moderate demand :
mixed, Ia bulk, At East 81. Louis, i794Se; yell
low, soc. oats dull al o3s55sc, sackeu Barley
quiet at S0GS5c for spring. Rye betteri s585to
s22 25 Bulk meats unchanged; loose shoul-
dErH, on track, Sc; t0bbing lots, do. S5fgSHS
I0ts9llhgll}zc. Bacon nrm at i09lzglz74c.
Sugar ca req mans, l95s@i9c. Lard, J0polnst
121{gI21se. Hogs dull; fuil range, 81 1907 3.
Cattle unchanged.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, February Cotton duh and
loweT-mjddIings, 1870. Bulk meats-clear
sides lIszc: clear rib. DZc; shoulders. SIC,
packed. Bacon-clear sides, l2t4C; hams, l8ta;
shoulders, Zoe; sugaT-cured hams. l6%c. Lard,
l3e. Cora, zoe Oats, b9c. Wheat, 8 O0gl 81
Flour, 81 50g7 So
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February 3-COtton dull and
good ordinary, l2h0l25SC; net re-
cstots 1905 bales sales, 10 bales; stock 81, ,45b
bales: net receipts OF The week, ll,U5s bahesi
exports TO Great Britain, 500 bales; exports,
bales.
NORFOLK.
NORFOLK. February 3.-Cottou dull and low
er; middungs. l4c; net receipts. 10; exports,
coast wise, l05: safes, TO; stock, sI54; net 70
cefpts OF the week, lO,654; cOastwise, 1851;
sales Of the week, i0OJ bales.
BOSTON.
BosroN. February 8.-CottOn dull; mid
dlings l5 &c; net receipts, 81; gross, $3.50; sales
400; stock. zoo; net receipts of the week, 1888;
gross, p SO: sales Of the week. 30 bales.
WILMINGTON.
WILMrEGToN. February S-Cotton quiet;
miduungs, I4c; net receipts, 40; exports,
coAstWiss, 2j05; sales, 70; stock, 25f6; net re-
ceipts Of the week, SJl0i sales OF the week,
% bales.
MOBILE, February 3.-COtton hrm; mid
dlings I411c; net receipts, 3l30 bales; exports,
ooasJwise. 2o6i sales, SOU9i stock, 7s,S4i net
receipts OF the week, la,bG5i exports, 70 dfeal
Britain, l020; continent, 1880; coastwise, 270l;
sales OF the week, l7,OOO bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, February 3.--COtton in mode |
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nTNnINNArT

CIHcTHEATI, February 2.-Cotton steady.
with moderate demand; middlings, ls5Sc.
Flour duh and dropping; family 81 SOD 5li
" neat duI and drOOping-Rl SAL s.. Corn
steady with moderate demand-6saB5e rye
Arm-ti VOL %. Cats scarce and fTm: no 2
NJ l6saf 4o9Jgc FroyisiOns-mess pork duh
and nominaI-asling s22 Lard dull and no.
- hmllnel-asklng l2<c for steam and kettle.
buiA meats dull and nominal-askingH 81 fOJk
sDu Llc loose. BacOn-oniy limited lobbine
demand AZ 81, u3k and ne. Hogs dull ard
nomlnai-s6 1907 50. Whisky duil-8gc.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
n tate or Levi LOwrance, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same, duly au-
thentieated, 70 the undersigned, at the ONCE
OF Hanson, SwingleV & DasheIll, Attorneys,
10 Union street; and all persons indebted 10
said estate are also notified to make fmme-
diate payment 81 the same place.
fe4 j. K. P. .LOWRANCE, Admir-.
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Cotton Thread Rope.

? VEN NES5EE manufacture; unequaled
Il quality in lots to the trade ONLY. For
sale 0y DAY & PROUDFIT,
JAZZ Agents for the Manufacturers.
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. February 2-Gold weaker on
the Improvement in bonds at London-clOs-
ing az llI3s@lll5a. Rates paid for Carrying
Agb per cent ClearRuces, S5S, ,OO0,O0G Govern
Inent securities were dull but stead Y N rOuvh-
out the morning; in the afternoon the mar
ket was strong German bankers being the
principal buyers. The stock market was
strong in the early dealings. bur became
heavy on the first call aud SO continued I'M
about midday when it became steady and
prices improved a fraction. Rock Island.
Ohio and Mississippi, and Lake Shore were
the especial features OF the day; In Rock Is
land Ten thousand shares changed hands.
tx press stocks were strong on the entire list
with the principle activity in United States
which, at the second board, rose to a; the
market closed steady. Money easy at A6i5 Der
cent State bonds dull and heavy; Tenues-
sees, 651ai new do, e. Sterling exchange, IOg3E
Government oonds-co9pons Of 1881 llS1s;
DO ozst llSsi 90 'bis, llOA; do 65s, llO5z; DO
new, lU91s; DO '5Is, lO8hf do '68s lCg5S do lss
lO955; currency IS, liz.
Dry GOOds-Thers Is a little more inquiry
apparent for staple fabrics, arising from the
wants of the early trade, but the market was
lar from being active and but little change
vas observed in prices. Tomorrow, New
YORK mills bleached musling viii be advsnc-
ed 70 2lc, and Wamsutta to 20c. For a fort
night past IL has been known that both these
popular makes were being sold ahead OF pro-
duetl9n, and II was thought that the former
would ne &C Yaneed 90 25Sc, but Il now ap-
pears that the agents prefer TO sell close: this
conservative policy win keep the general
trade In stock and prices frOm advancing nm
til demand regulates values, Monadnocks
uAc. Brown sheetings are reduced to 82ISc
ana Eagle stripes 20 l0c. A few cases Of passe
styles London mourning prints have been
JObD "a as low as $40, but this IS no criterion
OF the man Eet, as the goods were worth l0a
ly1zc. II the styles and cOlOrs had been good.
The tendency Of 81 fresh styles OF prints Is TO-
ward buoyancy, while cloths are held higher
-ratlng 75zc-but 10 positive advance viii bs
established permanently. Paper cambrics
are &c higher, both for plain and high colors
Mons delsines are in fine display and open
lOW-the following being the rates established
by the Pacific Mills: printed delaines and
mixtures, loci annilines. 20c; Rlpaccas. 2ie.
Imperial reps, Z21zG225<c; oriental glace lus-
ters. I7c.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
b eREaT sn1THIHa RE.EnZ.
FOR SALE.

r.oEruR fn-. sale the piace on which 4 now
j rszifa nesr Covtmgtons 4lplou county,
5Ta-,n TlIs traCt OF land contains one nun
dred acres, well improved wen
re balance we'll tim1ered- Lnli ls one e-
80 bs7f tracts Of land Of Its size ln u 5r-
Fs1neqqee--isvel and Uch, aud les ElL--l
t-oif 4 rrfia 81 the g. -COViuEl0u Female eal--
f--e-,g % and within two hundred yifls l- ~
= a. sfon High School" under the eolt--.- r44
g1--9f lanes BTan, whose repl-ilLl- =
[1o-rT1 ~ hginE one Of the best l9ae-4l -
= /. ---rfrv afords, whose scnoos uaa 80 -1
- - SfiThsd for 8 quarter o4 g eell-ll- = ..t-
- - -5ean for cash, OF on easy .sE--s 70 a---
heu +--s-a u. O. sLlA lLtEl.L1l-r
p1T.sA Covlugruu- Tenn
- n uazffrrV lFen1ais Apuea-s
e. y r-sr77- hIe1nn1t8 AValauclai = s.-s
~ is Il are Hon. j. ~. 3ieelss ---5-s, l7--
- = = f--sTs5 srtlals. J. Eiqll1es l4ll5---f
inTtoDs Tenn iof JAZZ
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NOTICE

81 The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween ". "A. Stephens and W. s.. Hendrix ls
this day dissolved By mutual consent Ir.
". A. stephens Is authorized % settle all
debts against, and collect and receipt all bills
due the drm. va. gTEPH Ey-.
fsI W b HENDRIX
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

MEEPHI5, TENN, February 2, 1871.
ATh have this day Bo.d our stock Of grocer
w les and hEtures, AZ HO40 Madison street,
70 ~ Massrs. stltt & williamson ar. ]. II Fish
er Will take charge of our unsettled business,
and can be found at the old stand.
We take pleasure In recommending our
successors 70 our former patrons aud asking
a continuance OF their patronage tn the ne VI
nrm. SADLER, FISHER co.
N Z % ELRBE.
II JAV1N9 bought out aadler, Fisher & G J. ,
H We viii continue the Grocery and Com
mission business at the same stand. No. 40
Madison street, where We VIII keep on nand
q good assortment OF Fancy and STAPLE Gro
ceries. We have segured the seFy iees Of Mr.
A. Badler, who will be on hand ready to walt
on his Il tsnds 5TLTr q VILLA MsON
Memphis, February ? 1877. fe4
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Bold nnd soIsnilao Rnrk Ronh.,v.

PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Iast
evening, about z O'Clock, three men,
disguised as policemen, went to the
hensingtOn Bank, corner Of Beach
and Laurel streets, called out the
Watchman, and told him that the
bank was to be robbed that night, and
that they had been detailed to remain
in the bank in order tC capture the
robbers. The Waichman admitted
them, and was Immediately over
powered and baadcuhed. The rob-
bers then went Ez work, and did not
leave the premises till 3 O'Clock this
morning. The amount stolen is not
yet ascertained.
PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-Fur-
ther particulars in regard 20 the bank
robbery repre8entthat the cashier had
been notified Of the intended robbery
by s confederate Of the robbers, who
represented himself as a policeman,
end the cashier gave directions to the
Watehman to admit the supposed
officers. Two watchmen were ia the
bank, but the robbers sent out one Of
them TO get something for the party
to drink, and during his absence the
other Watchman was OverpOWered.
When the Watchman sent out after
drinks returned, he WIS served in the
same manner. Three other eOnfede-
rate robbers were subsequently ad-
mitted, and, while the gang attacked
the safe, one man stood with pistols
pointing at the heads Of the watch
men, though gagged and bound. The
burglars we're foiled In their efforts 70
open the main vault, and only sue
ceeded in forcing the safe containing
special deposits belonging to custom
ers OF the bank. The amount taken
IS reported at about one hundred
thousand dollars.
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NEW .ORLEANs

NEW ORLEANS, February 8.-Flour oufet.
superdne, s. 50; Xxx, 81; XXX, 81 25a7 5Q
Corn quiet; white. 6sc. Oats-Ohio river sec :
81. Louis, Csc; GRlena, zoe. Bran, 81 g5laI Al.
hay-prime, 626; choice, 81. Pork DUH and
lower mess, SO. Bacon dull and lower-l0JI
9lZ19l25<c. Sugnrcured hams, lg5SaI7c. Lard
quiet-tierce, lz149l3c: keg I401iZc Sugar
Molasses quiet; common, 30a45c; prifae- 52i55s
choice, zoe. Whisky dull and lOwer-western
reetihed, So9l 02jz Coffee stsady-prfme
l5A9l51c. Cotton active but lower; sales hi !.
GU bales; good ordinary, l81kGl3lzo; low mid
dllngs, lS2ss i45fc; middltngs, l45SalsISc; re-
eelptBl Y ta0 bales; eEports, cOasGWise. 44l4
bales. sales oI the week, A, 900 bales; receipts
OF thg week, 53654 bales-gross, So AIS bales:
e1p0Ets iOr the week foreign. 6272 bales; dO-
mestic ports, b9Qi bales. stock on hand and
on shipboard not cleared, 289,7B baIes- ster-
ing nominsIiy 2l1S. Sight, = discount. Gold,
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DURING the balance of the "Oyster season"
~ We will sell Selects at y cents, - and
.rds" 81 20 cents, and Stacks" at 50 cents per
iOEen. DAVIDSON 4 CO.,
fe4 "a Second st, corner Jefferson.
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CHICAGO, February 8--FIour aull Wheat
NO. spring dun and declined. closed or,iet
at 81 244 cash; this afternoon hsaysy ersFi siyy-
sr 81 q Z5149a ~ cash COrR--Nc. quiet.
%g2zc lower; closed At 5l54a5IsSo cash: this
afternoon, dnll at 5s<95lc cash. Oats-Ns. 3
quiet and A@3se lover closed st 461se. Rvs
No z, 5lc. Barley-ho. dull and n0naiaai
HtRhWines, Sc. PrOYisions unssttlsd-msss
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NOn-Rssldsnt Noties.

No. 4345.-In the! Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-L. b. Suggs VS.. J. W.
Ledbetter, II. s. Caldwell and wife, NJ. e.
Caldwell and Henry Williamson and Win
ME Williamson and others.
IT appearing from affidavit fled In this cause
4 that The defendants, d. 3. Caldwell and
wife, NJ. 4. Caldwell, Henry Williamson ana
Winnie Williamson, are non-Fesidents OF the
Btats OF Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the cOIrt-hOuse of the
second Chancery Court in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday In March, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demur to complainant's Oil, or
the same Will be taken for confessed as TO
them, and set for hearing eXpGrle, and that q
copy OF this order be published once a week
APPEAL.
A cOpy--attests
n. ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
i. v Dixon. Sol. for Com plafuant fe5
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NOTICE is hereby given nat on the 18th
~ cay Of January, Is7ls p. ~. Heinrich 4
Efa7 made an assignnnsn % the undersigned
Of q q fhafg Drousrty for the rqual banaff q
the III creditors. All persons Indebted 70 said
dr1 n are requested 70 settle, and All persons
a9 wing claims againat the same, Wll pre-
~ 3. ACKERdAlg, Asssrnss.
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SAN DOMINGO.

Late accounts from San Domingo
verify those previously received, that
Ca0raPs force is small, owing to deser-
ton and other causes. 1t is further
stated that he occasions but little
trouble to the Government.
NOMINATIONS.
WAsHINGTON, February 3.-The
following nominations were sent to
the Senate today: Ebenezer J.
Wells, Associate Justice OF the Su-
preme Court of California; James w.
Fisher, Associate Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of Wyoming.
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MOBILE, February 8.-COttOn hrm; mid
dUngs. I4Zc: net receipts, 3I30 bales; exports,
eoasJwise, 2o8; sales, 600; stock, 1904; net
receipts OF the week, 1865; exports, to Great
Britain lo20; continent, 1850; coastwIse, 270l :
sales Of the week, Il, 900 bales.
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The name OF the corporation Is ANDES IN
sURANCE COMPANY, and is located
a. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Capital ls OHs alllIon Dollars and
Is Paid Up.

STATE OF TENNESSEE
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, January /. lg7Q
l. I'd. X. PENNEBAEER, ComptrOiler al fba
Treasury, do hereby certify that the AnJas
insurance company, located at CinofDnafI
IN ths state OF Ohio, has produced 10 N . 80
lslaetory evidence that said com mpauy hps
compiied with all the reuuirennerits of
the laws OF the state OF Tsnnesges iDl-
posed on insurance Companies sud 7 mr.
lner certify that CarFington Mason. AGENT
oI Aeta company, has also compiled with
the requirements OF the laws OF the gfafe
made and provided in such eases,
wherefore said Insurance Company baq
authority to take rlslZs and transact IN = b17ai-
ness OF insurance in this State at Msrnphig
tennessee. ED. r. PENNE8A KER
Comptroller OF Tennsgsse.