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ELECTION NOTlCE

nE- The annual meeting Of the stocEhold-
ara OF the German National Bank OF Msm-
Bbis wiz be held ct the Banking H0use. 2a3
Srain strsss, on January loth next, between
the hours Of lo oo'clook an and o'clock p.nl.s
e,r the pnrpossof choosing Directors To serve
during the ysar ls7L
RGARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashiar.
r,.,a-sfer & 1s7d dee
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ENGLAND.
RIslrAEcK PRoPosEs ID sErTLE.

BIsMABCK PROPOSES TO SETTLE.
LONDON, January 8.-Ths telegraph an
uOuncss on authority that the demands
made upon Prussia by the British Cabinet,
relative 70 the seizure and sinking Of
English cOlliers in the Seine, are in fair
way Of adjustment.
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DIED.

BURNs-In this city, on the morning Of the
% inst, IN the S7tb year OF her age, Mrs. TE-
LULA BURNS, wife OF the late Rev. ID. E. Burns.
The funeral win take place at the First
Baptist Church tails WEDNESDAY, after.
noon, at J O'Clock. Services conducted by
Drs. Graves and Ford
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MARKETS.
LBH TELEG GRAPH

NEW ORLEANs, January s.-Oats scarce
prime 81. Louis, Sc. ERy easier; prime. 3BG
30. Pork lover; mess, so 60920 70 Bacon
no sales shoulders; cleer rib sides, l3c; clear
do, l816c. Sugar In good iemand; fair, 71<08oi
prime, excite. MOlRsi Is hrmer; common
4b952cs prime, 68G5so; choice, 6l@62c. Whisky,
western rectthed, ,Sl9l OK; Others unchanged.
COttOn-loWer grades heavy; clear, white cot
ton In request and sitter; good ordinary. l35<
Gl85<c; low middlings, lsIsgl45<c; middlinRH,
l45Sgl45c; sales, 500 bales receipts 639S bales
no exports; stock, u, ,223 bales 6tefling ex-
change 20 per cent. Sight drafts y per cent
q dIsonunt Gold 110IL
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plss0LuTI0R.

TTVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween John p. Hln and Iohu II Wat
kinE, under the arm name or John i Hin O.
Co., "a Dissolved by mutual consent % take
eject from December J. 1870. John r Wat
kinE Is slone authorized 10 sign the arm
name IN liquidation Of the business.
JOHN j. BILL.
JOHN r.. WATKINS.
BB- John r. Watkins VIII continue tlB
business, In psrtnsrshlp with j. v Fuse U.
under the arm name OF Watkins & Russell,
IN the same oG1ca, No. !B8 Frcnt street Ok
once, upstairs MemJ Ibis, Tenn.
81 Having dissolved my uualuos8 efrln5e-
ton with Dr.. John R. Watkins, desire 20
thank my friends and the public FOR their
patronage While 7 was IN business. cheer
fully recommend the new lrm as prompt
and reliable business men.
January i, 81 JOHN i. aILL-
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REPORT OF THE C0NDlTI0N
RESOURCES; ;

ID 60 er as, 1870.
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IN PORT.
T. h. Allen, Mary Miller, Fanny BrAndeis.
RIvERs, WEATHER AND RusINEss.

k4NAhsr "EAAAAH AMI AOSf1A Aa4'
The river st this point Is falling rapid
ly, and iH now about thirty-one feet BE-
low high water mark. Hence to Cairo
there is not eight feet, and below here, at
Shoe Fly, eight feet Is the best that Is re-
ported. The Arkansas and White rivers
are falling. The Ohio Is open TO Cinoin-
natl, and boats can now get through the
canal at Louisville, and boats may be
looked for from that section in q few
days From st. Louis we get very little
news that is encouraging, but with lit
tie more mild weather we hope to see
boats from that city before the end OF the
week. Yesterday was q PLEASANT day,
but the nights are cool. Business on the
leVee Is light.
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JOHN Johnson, Mayor.

81 In accordance with the above notice OF
the Mayor Of the city of Memphis, I will
open and hold the Charter election for Al
dermen and Councilmen Of the city of Mem
phis as above set forth. on
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Executors Sale.
NOTICE.
81 IN accordance with the provisions of
the City Charter, an election win be held
On Thursday, January 5th, 1871,

At all OF the Wards IN The city, for the pur-
pose OF elssting Aldermen and Councilman,
and also one member OF the Board OF Educa-
ton from each ward OF the city, as follows,
t0-wtt:
FIRST WARD-Two Counoilmen and one
member Of the Board Of Education.
SECOND WARD-One Alderman and two
Councilman and one member Of the Board OF
education
THIRD WARD-One Alderman aud two
Co1noilmen and one member Of the Board
Of Education.
FOURTH WARD-Two Councilmen and
one member of the Board OF Education.
FIFTH WARD-TwO CouncfImeu and one
member OF the Board OF Education.
SIXTH WARD-One Alderman and two
OF Education.
SEVENTH WARD-One Alderman and
two CouncilmOn and one member OF the
Board OF Education.
EIGHTH WARD-Two CouncIlmen and one
member OF the Board of Education.
NINTH WARD One Alderman and two
Councilmen and one member Of the Board
OF Education
TENTH WARD One Alderman and two
CouncLmen and one member Oh the Board OF
Education.
Due notice Will be given Of the appoint.
ment Of Judges and Clerks, and places Of
holding election.
John JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Stewart Bros. & Fizsr,
356 AND 35s FRONT STREET,
South Of Union,

~ W T an HOn H<AA4G -
500 bags Coffee;
100 boxes Cheese;
100 hhds. Sugar;
200 barrels Molsssesi
1000 barrels Flour;
1000 bundles Ties;
4Oe pieces Ky. snd Flax Bsgging;
1000 kegs Nails;
500 boxes Rsisins;
500 pkRs. MHokerel.
- Also, well assorted stock OF CASE
0OOOS, being the only grocery house In Mem
phis who hsVa q New Orleans connection
Wholesale buyers Of Sugar. Coffee and Mo-
lassas, win de Wall % cal before purchasing
s9seBkes& dei8
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ID PAY. InTH euREn.

VII be required Of parties living and doing
business on their own account lu Memphis.
The Doctor can be consulted personally. OF
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining 70 his
Specially. and al other diseases, not rsll .I-
ing his attention outside Of his once.
- A separate once for Ladies.
Once bOurs frOTl O'Clock am. 70 g pm
ocB ID, S. JOHNSON. 81 NJ.
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New York Legislature.

ALRANV, January S.-Mr. Hitehmau
has been reelected speaker. and Arm
strong rs-sleete6 slerk.
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Z. q. u. II.


FTNHE members Of Euphrates Lodge No. IS
Il 1. o. B. B., will assemble 81 the Hail. cor
ner Adams and Second sts., on WEDNESDAY,
an. 4th, atS5S am, to attend the funeral pro-
oeasiOn OF our late brother. the lamentsd DR..
8. TUsKA. Mem bers Of Hiddekel Lodge and
transient brothers are invited to meet rs at
the Hall and Join in the procession. All He
brew business houses are requested to close
their doors between the hours Of5 and 10 an.
as a mark OF respect 70 the memOFy o the
deceased. SEYMOUR L. LEE, Presi lent.
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Notice 70 Creditors

~-~nvTlga aualiasd 81 adninistrator Of b.
E-l tferrfu deceased, All persons are hereby
S-1flHad 70 present their claims properly
.ss.-y7f-s.i. ard thcGs indebted VIII pleaE1
ss.-,-se fo7.u1iTd and saIt.la. y. ~. Rl8ION,
ds Adm'r o. p Morrill, deed,
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MEHPHIs, TEEly., December q. 1870
The psrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween white q Camlaron is this day dissolved
By mutual consent. JAMES 81. WHITE
JAS. A. CAhlEHRFJ
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The business win be continued under tba
name and style o. JAMES n. WHITE.
0esf 50 Maia street,
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Monday, January % 1871,
CHARCERY SALE Of
MEMPHIS SUBURBAN
PROPERTY.

IN obedience to a decree Of the ChanczIv
Il ceNff OF Upton county, rendered al the
last lstOber term, IN the cause Of ID, II. Fai-
mer, administrator Of Ed. o. Shelton, de-
ers, the heirs and creditors Of said Ed. o.
shelton. i VIII. on
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UNEoE AND PLANTEzsi BlEE - MFlfPs sTs, I
MEEPgIs. TRIM, Beosm5ar q, lSso. !
TTNHE Directors OF this Bank nave this 6ay
declared q dividend of Per cent. cat Of
the net earnings Of past six pa0uths, payable
on and efters Deem Der 81, 1870 The tTans1sr
books Of the Bank win rem ain closed until
January fe, laL
d@ 8 P. JgEAD. CashisE
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NASHYILLE

A.
iO5<c; clear RIB do, lO5zc; shoulders, re Lard,
l21Sc. Bacon country hams, l4o; sides, I85So;
shoulders, lOc. sugsr-cured hams, IKE. Corn,
WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, January 2.-An markets open
after the holidays without much animation.
Gold opened at ll0I and declined to llOsS0
llO5z, AZ which figure IL closed. Loans were
made at 297 per cent. per annum. Clearances,
70 gold interest. State securities dull and
heavy. old TenuesEee's, 63X; new do, e9
Sterling exchange, 100.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Cotton quiet and
weak; middlihgs, l51<c, Flour in fair demand
Of $685. 80 for extra shipping grades. Wheat
in good demand at full prices: anab Der, 81 go
50. Corn closed duh at 7897sc for mixed.
CSes 615 J., dnl Lien and Ip3ShsS5gs55 Sgg5 so s9i9
owing 20 the change In tariff; Cuba, lO8lO5<o.
Molasses steady and in moderate demand at
z9g74c ioT New Orleans. Rice dull at 6HS7c.
DRY Go0Ds,-Market very quiet, with but
little alteration 70 notice In prices. The fol-
lowing are ths most important changes made
among iobbers to-day: Otis, SIe; A blue
denims reduced fFoud 24c 20 221Se; DO BIB, 22c
10 zoe; do &C, lsc % lBcs White Rock nnseyH
rom 100 TO lsc; Csmslia do. s0c 70 leo; War
rem brown denims. 2lo 70 zoe; do A, &c 70
nc; Fepperell Hhestings In brown and
bleached have been reduced by lobbsrs in ac-
oordance with the decline made By agents,
previously reported.
CINCINNATI.
CTEGIEEAT1, January 8.-Cotton steady and
IL moderate demand; middlings, l46lA1<e,
Flour rrm and in fair demand; family &5 40
aJ6. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
End dropping, owing to a better supply, at
52863c. Rye unchanged. Oats dull and I'M
changed at 4lG42c. PrOYisious-full prices
are asked. bui there Is no demand and rates
are nominal; mess pork, sl9s lard, l0j<o3ll1(e;
bulk meats, TSp1S8s51oi bacens tQ8ilf llB5feH
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice OF ISIect1On.
A MEETING Of policy holders OF the Life
n Association Of America will be held at
the parent office, IN rne ciiy OF st. Louis, for
the election of a General BOsrd OF Directors
on TUESDAY, January 81, 1871. Polls open
from 10 a. m. 10 pm.
ja4 1sw4W ". HANLEY, Secretary.
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Landings made By Yickaburg packets alone
/ 50 800.
/ TOTAL FREEGEr EXPORTED
To ali points south, 20, 900 tons.
TOTAL FBEIGHT rNPoRTED.
| FROM all points south, Is 200 tpnas
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SaiardaV- - - 81 ~

At the courthouse door, 20 the town Of Cow
o. Shelton have IN and 70 q small tract Of
land.
The land lies near the state Female college.
in the suburbs OF Memphis. Is on the south
end OF the Kerr dtvisi0n, and is bounded as
follows Beginning at the southwest corner
on the north side Of Kerr aVenue, a. a sake
with white oak pointers, marked ri thence
north 6441z feet to stake with white oak
pointer marked d. thence east 38 ees %
stake II links east OF s DiatE oak marked Ill
thence south 6445< feet TO Htake on The north
side or Kerr avenue thence west 68 leat
with the north boundary OF Kerr TO tra be-
ginning. containing 5 acres. This is q well
Improved and desirable residence IOr. Fur-
ther particulars on day OF sale. Note with az
least two good securities required OF the uur-
chaser ana len retained.
WILLIAM SANFORD.
Clerk and Master.
l. II. Steele. BoIfcftar. dnrtE
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John A. Scudder, president.
VIM. ID. Love, secretary.
J. P. Keiser, superintendent.
n. Ranney, general freight agent.
Thee. @. Ziegler, bill-lsding clerk.
Charles Lenen, collector.
Charles Killer, dischsrRing clerk.
Joe Osborne. general receiving clerk.
Ed. Kline, delivery clerk.
r. A. BausmRn, wharf boat mate.
W. n. Lsngsdsle, boat store keeper.
Captain Silas o. HemenWay was cGl-
nsctsd with the company ss q general
freight agent for the greater part Of the
year.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
noEEHRx

OFFICIAL drawings of the Missouri State
~ Lottery, CLASS p.
55. 28, IL, 80, 1, Is, 10, 30 q, 42, rs, 7e, 3.
Prizes from ei00 70 so o09, paid IN money.
Lotteries drawing daily.
InfernlatiOn furnished ia the above Lottery
by j. e fh ANCE, 465S North Court street,
Memphis. Tenn. p. q. Box ln.
MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Managers
ja4 st. IOuis No.
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Choice Articles.
FXTRA fine FULTON MARKET BEEF.
1I Extra fine SMOKED BEEF
Choice SUGAR-CURED STRIPS.
5pHi WITH
Other frosh and desirable articles, iust re-
ceivcd and for sale, by
june 1919 r. D. SENN Il SON.
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Americnn.1ntelii0once.
NOON DISPATCHES.

rAheIg2 sToRAED AND AID THE 1Nsun.
dENTs KILLED, WOUNDED ANDcApTuRED
-YHILoW FEVER RAGING AT VERA CRUZ
-v4LLAND1dHAM ACCIDENTALLY KILLS
HIMsRr.F---1iAsoNIOA OAPP4IRs-THE RAIL.
ROAD LAbORRRs At oHIITANooGA STILL
TURBULENT; ;--Rt. Rt.1NsTArRMENT OF Il. 4.
JOHNSON As UNITED STATES ,AlARsHAI-
JULES FERRY APPOINTED FRENCH s1IN1s.
TER--wEAgHER E REponrs-s sEAMEn AR.
nRsrED ED:v77lOss OF 4 YKssRh--
;bqfKRE H4h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
{, 91otn+Hk rtsTIloNY OF THG .aoyERN-
OF OF ALABAMA ~ CONDITION pr :bov.
',,wAn,c4rEa- SNIP NEWS. 81. '.N.F q
WAsHrNeToA, June 16. .-Appointnents
q: W. Duston, Postmaster 'at Demo
!, Cry o1, Mnuco, Juns 11.-Tampioo
wAs y etormed, and all The insurgents wers
killed. wounded or captured. yellow
fever is raging at Vera Cruz.
LEBANON, ONO, June 17.-Hon. G.
L. Yallandigham, while illustrating to
his fellow counsel in murder case how
o dead man might have shot himself. ao.
cidentally discharged the pistol, wound.
ing himself in the bowels. A.2 O'clock
this morning, he was still conscious. but
In great pain. Internal hemorrhage is
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tHS$E1st IF; ifkY3; { { 5keS3Yx;$;

tkS$taJt tkSS$ tzsaks! Jan$ t1fA5StH 1fEAS5a!Xlioar
dull and heavys Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn dull and unchanged!
Fork steady, OF 1900. Lard quiet.
OS6ttoRa E ssto6e = AuplanSlsi 2oX;d ofl5iSs
$751; sa!2R as I 9ess1 sslss e1 s1sss s{ys5 Sa
12J1 res es6overn IN entsr ptton4 4tais, iSn,i' y.
States s,.f'; firm and quiet n MlAensg @ easy. RI
TIP. M.-Bank statement, loans havA
decreased nearly $3.50. 900; specie in.
CREASED oyer $3.50. 00e; deposits ihSfsaaed
1s5 SsS$S SR2 ik aRs tas$sss 4s;1 i7sl59l{5
2R4, ReIlhg ,hp@l9aS Id 16Is@Iok.
Gold .12E a @122s. Go9ernmenfs ad,
vanced q, but dull-G2s 12L. Tennes.
gees stsoRg .-othors dull. Z SOUTH Carroll
pas :'new. ] slightly Of. !; Tenpessees, -Gld
nd'nsw62X. Viryinfns,771x; new Is.
Louisi8pas 70; new. SO; levees 10; IS "a.
Alabahns 102. Gsor8iaa SO; rs 92I5.
North Carolinas At; new 27. South Co
rolinas 76; new 6216. Cotton strong:
sales 8, 600 bales--upiands 2O%. Flour
5910c. lower-common TO fair extra
Southern 6.70@7.25; good. to choice
1880. Wheat fayors buyers-winter red
ind amber Western 1.6l@1.62. Corn o
shade easier, at 75@76 Pork heavy, at
AN (9 IS. Lard heavy-kottle 1O51.
Freights dull.
BALTIMORE, June 17.-Cotton firmer
and higher-middling 2Oll(02Ols; re-
ceipts 3S5 bales; sales 375; stock I 500.
NoRFoLK, June 17.-Cotton firm
low middling 1S1S; receipts 27O bales;
exports 1854; sales 80; stock 1,G16.
WILsuNaToN, June 17.-CQtton firm
mlddling 191s; receipts rs bules; exports
coastwiso 17G; sales 24; stock 1928.
CHARLESTON, June l7.-Cotton nd
vancing- middiing 20@21; receipts 23s
oales; exports to Great Britain 1850;
coastwise 2S4; sales 400; stock 5,S5S.
AUGUSTA. June 17.-.Cotton markot
elosed strong, at 19@19I for liverpool
and 19IIa for New, York middling; sales
8;Ireceipts l30; offerings light. -
SAVANNAH. Juno 17.-Cotton strong
ti5m'iddling q 4;;receipts 253 bales; stock
g MoBILE, June 17.-Cotton firm-mid-
ding l90191d; receipts '144;, exports
:, ,975; sales 400; stock l2.41O.
- iNEW ORLEANS, June l7.-FIour firtner
-huperane 6.G2H; double CPS; treble
6.50G96.75. Pork dull and lower-mess
1923 Bacon dull Offering at,7 s6C09sj: !:
hamS 14Is@15M. .Lnrd firmerSch oice
1oA@1l; keg 1la1012, Cotton strong
..-middling l9A@20; receipts 1,O22
pales; !eales 1000; stock 59,372.
GALVESTON, June II. Cotton strong
good ordinary 15Ll: receipts 709 bales;
exports $500; sales 900; stock $685..
LONDON, June 17-Evening.- -Consols
a2A- a2A- Bonds 902l. ~: l
;; FnASKFoRT. June Evening.
Bonds 961l.
PARIS. June 17-Eveniug. -Rentes nc
tive, at SO and rs.
LrvERPooL. June 17-Eyening. Got
ton closed m-nplands 89S0SM; Or
leans o5s; sales 30. 600 bales; speculation
and export 5000; nearly due from New
Orleans 81.
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~ domestic French and English manuiac-
'ofa' which we guarantee. At all times. to sell
es loW' u not at. less prices, than, any houee
IN Columbia, buying our Goods from the
largest and moot celebrated establishments
IN the United States. And as We deaire to
please al, We have now in our house the
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AYR1aPR @@AeRs .

N
..:9e .9eEfRsSSaP44 gk1sAsR.
ReIsree 4 sale. ~
Asr.hs .1I, wm T1xdssha .tkd&1 &1h!sstatAt, {,
R} xitFs ef the order pf.the do4brf Il the
- cauee shove entitled, viii sell: besoye
the Court Hoase;' 10 6oidhbis III sGe FfRsT t3sr
EHefHA4 EATxTn aS yply SeftAthg f4lldvl9a n9A
possessed, beinEiN,'ai HtA n"ilaI AA0u
.3;AH th4t Pteoejparsel;os tgaetebf IAND;s1
ih hhichdand County, containing one hundred and
lands 9k John fieldingi East .Sy }spds pl B. D. g. 8.
marshai, Trustee; South By .1ahdS 81 f. !.
HHeihIfeooSS, HsiIf"osSS, and West y.4he Hapthi Garolina
Ia4a OF s4I1.soi nua E. d..{h Isl ss 81; ,a ~
the 81. e1pensesof sale and the. doNar ass eased
thereon; the the balance. On 1 credit Of one and and
T1 i..;th yeals, aeoqFfd BY bond pf the purchaser
premises ennis =, aSid Ya -.-.W. .s. sMdHTETH.---
June ~ " Special, Referee
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Acacia Lodge No. 81, a. F.M.
a AN EXTRA Communication OF this
Y%Lodge will be held in Masonic Hall,
WNTO MORROW fMondny) EVENING, at
O'Clock. The F. G. Degree will be conferred.
By order OF the w. AZ.
F. NJ. BRENNAN. Jn., Secretary.
June 1871
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i,TO, PUBLIC.

sd, !, roi,Wi THEI PBRIIC,uo, .1T,.
AtAa.tAo ssae .gc tiokstS. .jn- thg go -qpefsfiyS
Building *ssoeisstoa sass been 80 .rapida thNs
fedueittR the e1pepsesso& the zeaae ssry, =sl
tethily. the 0enefal Agent has! opeluRedt TO
reduce tho number OF tickets to, ,00QYR.As
thia. sqheme wss. mot, designed aAa, speenla-
tim, ,!but meael5 t9. qh.,4ge the ipveatment ,tp
more eate9siys jmprevements ip.theeityr It
is hoped that the advantage In the Fsgpetioa
,of tho nlAYheF qf eti9kstP may bPEreaIAi1y seen
and snsgeciatea.. /. AhoSns .oHessfaiftth, Hessfaiftth, ~ tbe
nnahaE Of tiGkets haye hesp. AixaAdY aiapased
Of. ~DR> E,M~,WHEEIER
aopssal Asep.S COLUMBIA, s. 9.
june laL i. IL II s ~ - p
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! Elemwood Cemetery Company.
TO THE DIRECTORS.

PY request Of the President, You are hero.
- by notified to attend an extra meeting,
to be held TOMORROW, at 10 o'clock A. IL. !,
IN the Office Of DR.. Parker, in rear Of DIR.
Importance. ORLANDO q. BATES,
Juno ID -R4 Secretary.
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OBITUARY.

Died. May 81, 1871. at the residence OF her
grandfather, in Cumberland County, Yir-
ginis. ZEKELDA, infant daughter OF the
late Capt. James q. and Mary V. MoMahon
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THE MORRIS COTTON GIN
HAS DISTdNCED ALL OTHERS.
A ND is warranted to do It again. For full
~ particulars, relative to theec machines,
address y. MORRIN
June IL 3n1o Columbia, 8. @.
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.a.;9si n Hay. Hay. Il
1nN JUST received one hundred bales of
1OOPRIME WESTERN HAY, which we
Will sci, for want Of etorage, at 81. 30 per hun
dred. Those in need will do we'll to purchase
from this lot. d. O. PEIXOTTO i SON.
juno I6
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"'Do you know meH'
WNo.'

TIE LAWYERS SUBsTITuTE.-Tn 1868
n fat mnn rushed into the office OF well
known New Hampshire lawyer, and told
him he was drafted.
"The deuce you are" said the lawyer.
at must be strong man that could draft
man Of your size" ~
"Well, am drafted, and want you to
get me oil. Twill pay you well for It"
"Very well;' and they proceeded tC
the office OF the Provost Marshal.
"IIere," said the lawyer, 1--WE got you
Il substitute"
"IIe won't do" said Marshal. "He's
too tat and wheezy; he can't march,
"CannOt you take him just for meE
said the lawyer.
"No," said the Marshal; "itsno use;
don't want him"
This was Just what the lawyer wanted
"llc won't do, ell y
mo, lie wontw said The Marshal.
"Well, then, scratch his name off The
list, for he Is drafted, and came here with
me to be exempted"
The Marshal saw they had proved toe
much for him, and without another wore
ordered the mans exemption papers,
ArmylJOWrndl
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UTAH.
Return of Brigham Young.

SALT LAKE, Sept, 25.
Brigham Young returned to the city
yesterday. The Mormons deny indig'
nantly that he sought to evade the process
of the Court or'the Grand Jury. They
say he win obey summons as witness
or even submit TO warrant OF arrest
but will not yield to imprisonment,
In shooting atfray at Little Cotton
wood, this morning, one man was badly
wounded, The shooting originated out Of
dispute in regard to some mining
claims.
The Salt Lake Herald will be enlarged
tomorrow for the third time. II Is only
fifteen months old,
The cityis crowded with strangers.
Mrs. Lander opens tonight in Eliza.
beth. Thesea are all taken.
The weather is still oppressive, and
much sickness prevails.
eJudge Hawley, Of the Supreme Court,
has issued from the Second Judicial Dis
trict, a writ of prohibition against the
Mormon Bishop John II. Murdoch, Pro
bate Judge OF Beaver county, restraining
him from taking or exercising either chan
Gerry or common law Jurisdiction aud con-
filming him to simple probate business
disregarding the decision Of the su:
preme Court, Brigham Young had
directed his Bishops, who are the
Probate Judges, to,continue the chancery
or common Jurisdiction, The argument
of Judge Hawley in issuing this writ, like
all his opinions, was most exhaustive and
able. Aferits delivery, 1t is said, several
Mormons in person thanked him for II as
a highly important decision.