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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-26
America n Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Conirma.
tions-Ropier, Assessor of the Second
Alabama District; Corbin, United States
District Attorney for South Carolina.
The total subscriptions to the new loan
is $28, 100000.
In the Senate, Clayton was seated
There was considerable discussion over
the Blodgett and Goldthwaite creden-
tials, which gave way to the deficiency
appropriation bill, which passed. Sum
ner stated, in debate, that while the Sc
cretary of the Navy complained of lack
OF vessels, twelve were girdling San Do
mingo. Chandler wanted Immediate
action regarding the South, where he
said thousands and tens OF thousands
were being scourged and murdered, and
these outrages were certainly on the in
crease. Adjourned.
Weather synopsis for the past twenty
four hours-The low barometer still
continues over the Eastern States, where
North.wes winds have prevailed NIL day.
with clear weather; very low PRESSURE
with n cold Northwest gale, has pre-,
vailed oil day on the top of Mount
Washington. The highest pressures are
now off Cape Hatteras and on Lake Erie,
with fair and clear weather A gradual
fall in the barome :er, with clouds and
light rains, has been in progress during
the day in the Mississippi Valley. Gen
ile ana fresh winds have prevailed there
as well as on the lakes. The pressure
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-26
BARRY's SALOON.

BhANU1ES.
CASKS James Hennessys Brandenburg
y Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and
offered pure and unadulterated. These com
prise vintages OF 1885, 1868, 1860 and 1868.
Stock OF Hooks, Clarets and White Wines in.
clude somo Of the most famous brands as we'll
as sound Ioto priced goods. For sale by
March 70 GEO. SYhIMERS
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Natural Frozen Ice.

A tho summer season il now approaching,
N wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured q
good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, wo are prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity. as low as any that can bo procured
FER pound, according to quantity, and have
been selling at that price since tho LIST Of
January. j. D. BATEMAN Ac't
Msrch y 2aio Columbia Ice H0use
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R. & w. G. SWAFFIELD.

A GARD,
Aware OF the fact that most all cur mer.
chants South have bought very light for the
summer, we have purchased heavier than
over, and to-day own the most valuable stock
We over handled. Our idea is that in evcry
community there are prudent people, who al.
ways have money laid away for "rainy DAYS"
These will want goods, and nice goods, and
wo want to supply thom; therefore, we have
established a Sample Bureau with our bust
ness, from which we send samples Of all
goods requested for selection, and then for
ward the goods by Express, c. o. D. in all
cases, guaranteeing entire satisfaction. Per-
sons desiring to avail themselves Of having q
one hundred and fifty thousand dollar stock
spread out, as it we're, almost at their door to
select from, will order samples Of such goods
as they desire to buy, and wo will guarantee
they can save ton dollars on every forty bou ght
OF our house. Samples sent free cxccpt to
points not reached by mail. Address
II. c. SILVER & CO.,
Columbia, S. C..
DAVID JONES. March 90 3mo
en- Every paper in the State within 100
miles o1 Columbia copy once and send bill.
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Sale for Foreclosure.

Sale for Foreclosure,
SY virtue Of a power Of attorney given to
u ~ me, will sell, at public auction: before
MONDAY in April next,
Al that lot, piece, parcel or tract of LAND.
situate, lying and Icing in tho city Of Colum.
Gervais street; to the East on Gates street: to
the south on land late of George Glenn, and
to tho West on lot of Martha A. Glenn. Terms
cash. JOHN AGNEW - LILO
March IL fl0 Special Attorney in fact
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Sheriff's Sale.
Under Order Of Judge Of Probate.
ET parte Sarah M. Bryce, Exeoutrix. John G.
Dryce, Executor, IN re estate Of John Bryce.
Petition for Sale of Stocks.
pursuance of an ordor made by William:
Hntson Wigg, Judge Of Probate for Rich
land County. in the above stated case, will
front OF the Court House, in Columbia within
the legal hours, the following Stocks, viz:
, - shares OF the Stock Of the South Carolina
:. 40 Shares Of the Charlotte and south Caro-
lima Railroad Company. 'A o"'o
4G shares in the Columbia and Augusta
80 Shares in the Columbia Bridg. Comtnnv
lz5 Shares in the Columbia Gas.Lieht Com.
papy. 20 Nv o'A
Shares in tho Bank of Charleston.
Terms cash. p r FRAZEr
March 81 tum
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
"A Estate OF the lato JAMES S. McSIAuoN,
deceased. will present them Immediately, pro-
perly attestcd, to the undersigned, and all
persons indebted to said Estate will make
immediate payment and save costs.
JOHN AGNEW,
Admir- Estate JAS. S. Mcmahon, decd.
March . tllslmo
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Prime bacon In Variety, &C.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON TUESDAY MORNING next, before nv
mitting: poA-
:, on lbs :,, first quality sugar-Cured BREAK
lbs first quality Clear Rib sdos.
Il ibs. first quality Smoked Bellies
i6s. tirst quality Smoked Shoulders.
i bbls Sugar. o'uee'
= boxes Cheese.
boxes Adamantine Candles.
- boxes Soda Crackers
hrkins Butter, DC, with sundry articles
March &c
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For Sale,

Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c.
TX POPULAR FLOWERS, and how to
- cultivate them. BY Rand.
The City Fruit Garden and it's Culture By
Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition. $1.CO
Pehch Culture. ByJ. A. Fulton, Of Del.
The Grape Cuturist. By Fuller. $3.50.
Tho Southern Gardener. By White, of
Georgia. $500.
Practical Horticulture for the Amateur.
BY Henderson. $3.50.
Bust's Family Kitchen Gardener. $l.00.
Guenon on Mich Cows andithe Dairy. 75c.
Tho Gcntleman's Stable Guide. BY Mcclure.
-, The Trotting Horses Of America; How to
Train and Drive them. s3.25.
Professor Holmes Work on Phosphate
Rock. For sale by
Feb 2S BRYAN & McCARTER.
"a Whites Gardening for the South,
PY the late Wm. A. White, of Athens, Ga.
HOLMES SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR
KEr GARDENER. S1.50.
The Phosphate Rocks OF South Carolina,
Their n,e History and Develorments--colorcd
Sir Sermons on Temperance, b. Lyman
Beecher.
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Lectures on
Preaching, Il. l.. Dabncy, u. d. $3.50.
ANY above sent by mail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN.
Feb !? Opposite Columbia Hotel
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.Lippmans Bittcrs arc for sale by all drug
gusts ana dealers. Depot i'll Columbia. s. O.,
at GEIGER " McGREaoR's, Drug.ists. S18
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27
YELLOW FEVER.
RaYaues of the Disease In Southern
Mississippi.

After entirely disappearance from
Vicksburg and otter towns below
the yellow fever has again commenced its
work Of death. The mortuary report Of
Vicksburg for the week ending last Sat
urday shows hat twenty deaths occurred,
ten OF which were from fever. The westh-
er since has been favorable to the devel-
opment OF the disease, and if "cold
snsp" do not soon ensue. the mortality
must increase Among those who fell
victims to the fever was Mr. William At
kins. one Of the publishers Of the Vioks-
burg Times and Republican. The Herald
of the Path pays q warm tribute to the
worth Of the deceased.
BY the Jackson (Mississippi) Clsfi)n,
of last Tuesday. we regret to learn of the
deaths, by yellow fever, of two worthy
young men, Mr.. Charles Russell and Ed
Richardson, jr., sons of the lste E
Russell and Mr. Ned Richardson, the
present lessee Of the Mississippi psniten-
tisry
The Nstchez Democrat, Of the 2Ist, pub
fishes q list OF twenty deaths in that town
from yellow fever, all Of which took
place within the ten days preceding the
date Of the paper
In Vidalis, louisiana, the disease has
been very destructive, 10 less than forty
seven cases, fourteen of which resulted
fatally This, for q village.of only a few
hundred inhabitants, is a very heavy
deslh-rste.
Colonel Isaac n. Moon, of New 0rlesns,
Louisiana, reached the city Wednesday
evening, and says there is no yellow fever
in the Crescent city
The weather now prevailing here-warm
with occasional showers-if it exist in 8
proportionste rate further south, cannot
help but add to the virnlence of the dis
ease, and until 2 chsnRe Of atmosphere
takes place there is little hope for the dis
appearance of the disease. Despite the
assertions a s~snsstionalists TO the contra
", there has not been q case Of sickness
originating in Memphis this season that
c0Cld be considered analogous to vel
low fever, sad there is nothing to fear
from that source so late in the season.
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TRADE.

The weather, after the rain early this morn
Ing, cleared of warm. Business throughout
the day was, as usual, good. Merchants do not
complain IN the least OF dull times. The cOun-
try trade continues good, and prospects are
fair for even an increase. Merchants from the
interior are fast finding out the important fact
that Memphis dealers In dry goods, boots and
shoes, groceries, and In fact every other line OF
trade. can sell their goods st as low figure. all
things considered, as can be purchased In east
ern markets. Dealers here, generally speaking,
carry large stocks, and their assortments are
up to the market. Prices generally have ruled
the same for the past few days In dry goods,
ceptions. save a drmneas and tendency 10 ad-
vance Coffee, for instance. has been excited
for three weeks, and continues very arm at the
adyanee. and in this market the very lowest
grade Of coffee is worth 2%c, and from this
price rangingt0 25c. Holders have the matter
Their owa WAY r - = s csab. aadeeline ne ~ IN nsa y,
looked for, should IL come II viii be very I'M
expected. Sugars are steady and firm at quo-
tafions, and should the crop prove short there
may be an advance experienced, but such spec
ulation is scarcely warranted as yet. Flour
since the connagratlcn in Chicago advanced in
the upper markets soc on the barrel, and for
several days maintained the fuli advance but
within the past week it has lost go Of the ad-
vance. Wheat has also lost q part Of the ad-
vance II gained two weeks ago but heights
are the same, very high, and has done more TO
adVanee hour In this market than the advance
caused by the great fire; bat from the ST. Louis
Times We see that high freights are beginning
70 cause a decline In tha market. which, msy
prove beneficial 10 this market, should n reach
auythlng like the advance IN freiVhfs The
Times says lowing to the Nigh frsighfs fhe
gradual decline In wheat and the decline in
prices east have created n slurgishuess IN This
market scarcely justified by the real wants N
the SOUTH. Choice Rraies have not 1sen want
ed at ali. and the W grades ruled dun early
in the week, but the light receipts of Qualities
up 70 low XXX have created a scarcely OF suoh
grades. and on them the market closes armer
IN the grain market the feeling Is not so Arm
rs laf week; For two weeks, up 70 Monday az
this uraaE dealers have hpQn rnftofuf me- an
they could get transportation for, and the re-
sult Is lower prices. The demand does not ex.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27
Kou-R Resident EOtics.

No. Sz4R DIN the Second Chancery Courto
shelby County, Tennessee-Alsx. Suaus
ct al. vs. 3. Schuster, Mrs. Henrietta BOW
ers ct al.
1T appearing from am davIt Med in tn
Il cause that the defendant. Hrs. Henrieits
Bowers, is q nOn-residant OF the State Of Ten
nessce;
It Is therefore ordered, by the Clerh
and Master, That she make her appeal
ance herein, at the courthouse Of III,
Second Chancery court Of Shelby county
In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee. OF
or before the first Monday In November B5l
and plead, answer or demur 20 complain
antsf bill, or the same Will be taken for con
fessed as to her and set for hearing exparte
and tina q copy OF this order be publishes
once q week for fOu- successive Weeks "
the Memphis APPEAL. ms OcbeDeretnsB
NIB STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BELcHER, Deputy Y. a Al.
Tand E- T.anman. BOlE. for com- ocJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27
Friday, November 10, 1871,

with legal hours, the lots Of land designated
and numbered nom Ito 81. inclusive. on the
plan Of subdivision OF ak acres Of land be-
longing TO K. il L. Vim situate in shelby
county on the new Raleigh road. and bound
ed in part on the north by Wolf river. these
lots, as laid OF on the plan now on exhibi-
ton at the once OF the Clerk aud Master Rnd
OF oomplainsnls' solicitor, L B. Mcfarland,
Esq, embrace ), 8. 10 Gnd IL acres
These lots, or any OF them, viii be sold for
one-tnird cash. and the balances N q credit
OF six and twelve months. with SIX per cent.
interest. Notes without security win be re
quired OF the purchaser, n Lien retained 70
secure the deferred payments.
These lands are are all tlmbersd, fertile and
well adapted for SMALL FARMS, or for gar
denfng purposes
Such Bargains IS viii b offered in his land
have seldom been offered 20 the ~SPECULAToE,
the WOoD-DEALER, the GARDENER, and all
Tho want residence property adjacent 70 and
convenient 70 Memphis-bei z on the line Of
the projected railroad from Memphis to Rs
leigh, and only ~ mi IS ron tOurt Square.
~ Full particulars and plans can be had
at my ONCE, or L .. MCFARLAND, Sol for
compliments, at the Plante Insurance
Building, Ne. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
N D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
nrII-ftd
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Friday, October 9Th, 1871.

within L gal hours, the following described
real estate to-wtt: A certain tract Of lend,
laid OF as the doWer of said susan G. Davis,
contain ng 3 26 100 acres, having 3 front OF
1856 eet, ard running back 72 feeti the same
being a part o. and OF the west end OF the
f~ollOWingitract OF land, situated In the county
OF shelby. sbous three miles from the city
OF Memphis, and south OF aud near the
Memphis and Charleston railroad. and
bounded as follows, that Is 10 say: Beginning
S chains north, and 50 links. east OF the
southwest corner ctthe original ]. ID. Martins
tract OF 30 acres known as the Bolts traci,
tneneen north S chains TO q stake; thence east
u CHAINS IS Iink to q stake; Themes south :
chains to q stake; thence west 2chatns 2,
links 10 the beginning containing 3 1y-l&
scTes.
TERMS OF SALE-ODe-thlrd Q-Sl In cash,
the balance In six and twelve months time.
Purchaser or purchasers must compy with
the terms OF sals within ten days nom date
OF sale, or the said property viii be adver-
tised and resold, and the delinquent pur-
chaser charged with hsc costs.
This october q, 1871.
M. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Harris & PILLOW, sOls, for compl T.. Oc2
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LoNoKE.
The Rival of Forrest City on the Memphis
and Little Book Railroad.

The Little Rock Gszette Of Wednesday
rays: Forrest City and Bonoke are two
Of the most thriving villages on the Men,
phis and Little Rock railroad. The form
or Is now about thres snd 8 half years old
It has 6 population Of about six hundred
two churches, q number OF business
houses. and does a very large business.
In rapidity Of growth it has no equal on
tbs road except
LoNcKB
This town is hardly two years old. 1t is
Que hundred and eight miles from Men,
phis and twenty-five from Little Rock.
Young as it is, It already contains two
handsome churches-one Methodist, the
other Bsptist-a good school, q Masonic
lodge, eight business houses already in
operation Ia addition to g drug store, q
couple Of sdrsm-shope No three other
dry goods and grocery houses that viii be
opened in & short time. New and hand
some dwellings are springing up on all
sides Il contains a population Of about
three hundred. Small es IL was, Lonoke
shipped about 5000 bales Of cotton last
year, and will nearly double IL this.
Il Is situated on Prairie Long, two miles
west Of Hicks's s alton, which was for
merly the stopping place, and two miles
south of Brownsville, the former county
site. Most Of the former residents OF
Brownsville and Hicks's Station now nve
at Lonoke, thus concentrating the trade
Of both at this point. There Is not q vii
lsge In the State that has a better country
to support il. All the Richwoods country
trades at this point, also the country west
mi north Of there, with q very fair trade
for twenty snd thirty miles southeast OF
that place. Located Just in the edge OF
the timber, with fine, large shade trees
surrounding the dwellings, and a con-
slant breeze from the prairie, the spot is
very tempting during a warm, sultry day.
The country Is nearly level. The water
Is excellent, and the population made up
Of sn industrious, moral and energetic
people.
"Lonoke is the crossing place for the
White River Valley and Texas railroad.
snd as that enterprise is in q fair way to
be pushed forward il sdds new impetus to
the enterprisiDg population. A company
has also been o~rganis9d, composed OF the
principal citizsns Of Lonoke, 70 construct
3 road from there to Jackson Springs, on
the Cairo and Fulton railroad, 3 distance
Of fifteen miles. Altogether, 1t is hard to
find q village with more natural sdvan-
tages, and 8 better population, in the
State. The w~stchword Of the people of.
Lonoks is Onward"
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Monday, November 6, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property. to-wit: Two ~ lots OF land situate
and being In shelby county. Tennessee, and
city OF phIs. sEams being SUBDIVISIONS
ofiots one, two and three Il land 81, OF block
No a.. as laid down on the plan OF that part
OF the city of South Memphis, 2 marked
Ia aid subdivision IS lots four ~ and ave CD;
lot Z beginning On The east side OF DeSOto
street one hundred and nfty feet south o
Vance street frortings themes southwark on
DaSOto street nifty feet by a depth back OF
one hundred and nifty feet. Lot No. 5 south
Of and adjoining the ssid lot No. 4, fronts on
east side Of DeS0to street nfty feet, running
back between parallel lines one hundred and
dity feet; when viii be sold seccrdtng 20 q
survey to be made and nled he1eins suodi-
vlding the same Into 3 or mere loEs ana
which can be seen at said ohnce.
THRMs OF 3 credit OF hlx ana
twelve Is and - months from date Of sale;
purchase required 70 execute notes via ap-
proved security; lea 70 oe retSinsd Is IoI-
Their security eQulLy OF rsosApdOn paffSos
This October s. EaL
EDNUND A CLERK and Master.
Io9Wood 4 Mfeou and KOrtrecht and Gran,
Afrorney8 Hl-Oco
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Tuesday. NOvemhsr "a. le7l.

Within legsl hours, the following described
real estate. to-wft; Lying and being In the
county OF Shelby and State OF Tennessee, In
the 18th Surveyors district, range 5 snd s,
section 2 and }: beginning at the southeast
come OF Bryan and FTeemanis 4T7-acre
entry; thence north SIS poles to an elm the
northeast corner Of said entry; thence west
R0 poles and Is links to q hickory on the d.
vidlng corner between John Bland and Rob
ert Knox; thence south lglH poles 10 3 stake
with O Whfteoak and gwo pointers
thence east Szh poles to stake, postoak ana
elm pointers; thence south Sox poles 70 q
the begfnnin q containing 20z acres, be the
same more or less.
TrPHs or aALE-One-thfrd cash; balance
In one an two years; the purchaser giving
bond. VIII securities, bearing interest at ID
Der cent per annnm; lien retained Until purs
chase money is fully paid. This Oct. IS. ISL,
n. d. L. STEWART, Clerk aud Master.
Humes 4 Poston, Soils. compfts. oN
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Friday Nsvsmbsr Y. 1874

within legal hours, the following described
lot OF ground on Jones sVsnue. N the city OF
Memphis, bounded IS follows: Fronting
sOuthwa-dly On Robson street 50 feet, and
unnin back between parallel lines l59 feet,
block No. Q. in the subdivision OF Watt C.
Bradford and others.
TRRMs OF SALE-One-third cssh; balance
on 8 credit OF 8 and 9months, the purchaser
executing notes With approved security, and
8 lien win beretatned OF the land to further
secure the payment Of the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. d. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, Estes 4 Dashiell, sOls. for corn
,T.F..nf fna rafT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of shelby county

Shelby County Quarterly Court October
Term, lS5l, Thursday. October 5, ISL
THE Memphis and Raleigh Railroad Com
through their representative for the iosn on
the credit Of shelby county, Tennessee, Is
indoraer OF gueranter on the bonds OF said
company to the amount Of $4,000 payabia
t Is yssrs from date OF issue bearing eight
per cent interest. with upO attached,
payable s~emi.snnually. at the ONCE Of said
to be issued By the company and indorsad
By the county whenever the company shall
have nrst graded, bridged and tied the entire
road from Me1aphis 70 Raleigh and paid for
the same. and when issued the same snail be
and constitute a Hen superior to all others In
favor OF the county upon the road, iron, ties,
bridges, rolling stock, engines, privileges
and franchises 70 secure the payment OF said
bonds q coupons at maturity mt belfev-
ing that the Construction Of said railroad
VIII promote the interest OF the people OF
Shelby county, and that the county VIII be
protected in tbs Endorsement Of said bonds;
II is therefore ordered By the Court, That
thu Chairman Ofthts Court be and he Is here
by authorized and directed 10 tndorse IN the
name and on behalf Of Shelby county the
bonds OF the Memphis and Raleigh Eatlrosd
Company described, a. Aforesaid, TO the
noun Of nifty Thousand dollars. whenever
the President and Dirsotor OF said company
shall have certified to and satisfied him that
said mp has graded, bridged and tied
the entire road from Memphis to Raleigh
and psid Tor the same, a1dthe credit o. Shell
y county IL hereby pledged for the paymen
OF safd bonds and coupons al maturity tn6roL
2 That this loan OF ths credit Of shelby
county shall become binding only when rat
lied by the constitutional majority OF tbs
legal voters OF the county, and to test their
sense Of this question;
It Is hereby ordered, That the Sheriff Of tbs
county max publication In two daily papers
Published in Memphis OF an election to be
held Tor that purpose at the regular voting
precincts OF b county, on Saturday tbs
18th Of November, 1871, and that 8 copy OF
this order be, with the notice OF the election.
published for thirty days preceding the cleo
ton.
3 Those who favor the loan shall, at said
election, write OF print on their ballots ths
words, " For Loan" and those who oppose
the same shall write or print on their ballots
the words, " No Loan J" and the Sheriff shall
Immediately after the election make return
thereof 10 the CLERK Of the Comfy court OF
the number OF the votes polled for and
against the loan, and the clerk Ehali there
upon certify 70 the Chairman Of this Corr
the result Of said election. The company
will pay all costs incident to the election.
Ayes: EEQuires W~ttherlrgton, Giles, Haia,
Spellman. Winters, Moncrief, Pulltaml, Cald-
well, BreWer, Buntyn, Hoegel, BrOWn, Burke,
Elliott, Moore. Mile, ellison, Brooks q
S~tone-l9; nays; Esquires Walker, Jones
and HOlemsn-3
Wines my hand and seal Of omcs at
Office, In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
this 9Th day Of October, A. ID. 1871,
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By ]. Il. CULLEN u. q. W-oclI