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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-04
RECEIPTS.


STEAMER A. j. WHITE, FROM PRIAR's
PoINT.-Farrington q Howell, 6 bales cot
ton; Smith, Neel & Co, u do; Taylor &
Rutland, 4 do; Newton Ford & co, do /;
Partee & Hsrbert, do; E NJ Apperson &
co, l3 do; " II Andrews & co, IA do;
Psrtee, BurlesOE & co, 8 do; Conner q
Richardson, 5 do; II Fitzgerald & co, 2
do; TOOf, Phillips & co, % do; @ Terry
& co, do; Rogan, Selden & co, do; r
Wormeley q co, IS do; e NJ A & co, "a do;
Mercer & Ware, 5 do; Hfl. FOntaine &
co, 13 do; Petit & Simpson, 4 do; billiard,
Prison q co, 10 do; T II Allen & co, do;
s NJ Webb & 90, Is do; Lane, Moore & co,
do; JudsOn & co, 3 do; Clark, Ely & co,
Z do; Parker, Ward & co, do; A 81
Boyd, do; Goodwin & Shillman, do;
Stewart Bros & Fizier, do; Pittman,
Cobb & co, do; Forster, Keslhofer & co,
do; Guy, Mcclellan & co, Is do; T Fox, 6
do; EDoch Taylor, l6 do; G Falls q Son, a
do; ] Rawlings d CO, do; Jss Brown,
2 do; Crisman, Stewart & co, do; Har-
ris, Cochran & co, do; WolcOtt, Smith
& 90, 4 do; Brooks, Heely & co, 4 do;
B1sby, johnson & co, 2 do; J n Patrick
& co, 5 do; Robinson, Bruce & co, z do;
Holmes & co, 3 do; Jones, Brown & 90,
do; Taylor & Rutland, do.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

TEE people Of this county will
surely be suffered to say whether they
are willing to pay 500, 600 per annum
for five years, TO insure the cOnstruc-
ton Of a direct railway line from
Memphis to Holly Springs ana
Selma. II the County Court deem
itself greater than its masters, the
voters Of Shelby; if these distin-
g1ished gentlemen believe them
selves wiser than the great body Of
the people, General Forests prOpO-
sitions may be properly withheld
from popular consideration. The
people are surely entitled TO the mean
prsrOgative of saying whether they
would invest g share Of their wealth
in the manner proposed. 1t has been
alleged that only those who are anx-
ious to have the road would vote,
while others, Indifferent, would fail
to attend the election. There may be
a deal Of truth in this assertion,
since there are none who deny the ex-
traOrdinary necessity imposed upon
this county by lateral roads, which
are destroying the city that pays four
fifths Of the revenues of the county
treasury. Surely One-ffth Of sdvan-
t8ges toasccrue will sinure to districts
outside the City's limits, and therefore
opposition, among sensible voters,
may degenerate into Indifference.
The assertion that the county is in
debt has no reference to the question
to be determined. No one proposes
to augment this Indebtedness. 1t is q
cash transaction. When the debt
natures il Is, at the same in
slant, Cancelled, and the credit
Of the county is by no means
sfiected save by the refusal
TO promote an enterprise which viii
add vastly to the wealth both Of the
city and county, and thus improve
the credit Of both. No member Of the
court worth $4,000 will deny that
the proposed road would add $50,
the amount Of the five years tax, 70
the value Of his property, and thus it
happens that voters might well fail to
oppose an investment that involves
really no outlay. There is not a citi-
zen of the county who is not enriched
BY the prosperity OfiMemphis, by the
augmentation Of the city's wealth,
manufactures, population and area.
The remoter the farmers home, the
less his tax when measured by the
extent Of his possessions. Let the
people determine a proposition which,
accepted, viii enrich and not imp0v-
erish, and promote but never impair
public credit. If the debt OF Memphis
owed its existence solely to railways
built, and not to thieves who have
pIUndered the city treasury, our bonds
would be worth a premium; and if
the credit Of Shelby county should be
perfected, railroads and coal and iron /
aud manufactures alone can accom- |
pIish the end desired.
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Public Debt ststemeHt.

WAsmEeToN, January 8.-BesTinR coin
interest, 81 935, ,342, 200; interest, S45, $50, =
823. Bearing currency interest, SIS, ,22s, =
862; interest, $40, ,63l. Msturtd debt,
s.. .8l5. .s22; interest. S831, l5I. Bearing no
interest, S422, ,245. 175. Unclaimed Pacific
railroad bones, 81, $50. Total debt-prin-
cipal, g, 423, 1872 $50; interest, 81 OF, sos;
total .S2, 40, ,I54 ,368. Cash in tressury-eOin,
SlO7, ,s02, go; currency, $50, "a. .29l. Total
Sl8s, ,OS8, ,572. Debt, less cash in the Treas
ury, 81. S32. .O67. .793; decrease during the
past month 1920. 700; decrease since
March ], 1870, slO6, ,230 G83. Total amount
Of per cent. bonds issued to the
Pacific railroad companies, 654.6l8, ,Ss2s
on which the United States paid S. sl5,-
846 interest, of which g. $50, ,8i8 has been
repaid by transportation Of the mails
government supplies, etc.; interest 90
crued but not yet paid, 81 935, ,5o4; !;
the Union Pacific has received
81, ,236,5I2 in bonds, on which the
government has paid s., ,278, ,ei8
Interest, above reimbursement, by trans
portstion, and the Central Pacific, 825,-
Ssl 900 In bonds, on which the Govern
ment has advanced 8, Oh, ,I29 In payment
pf interest.
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Thursday, ihe Sd IanuarY. Ia7L.

At the places named below. Tho persons
hereaIter named are appointed Ofiicers
judges and clerks Of said election, in accord.
ance with the prOvisions OF law:
First Ward.-Engine House Mafn street
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Murphy; John Newsom,
j. ID. Davis, Patrick H rms Judges; D. W.
NeWsom, L. g. Williams, Clerks.
Second Ward.-EnRtne House. Poplar st.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. r. Powell; 8. Fransioli,
Peter Townsend, N. LOeWeustine, Judges; ",
J. Mckeop, Louis Selby, Clerks
Third Ward.-Engine House, Adam street
Deputy Sher1n X NJ. Mason; d. +. Goodyear,
Tobias Wolf, Q. ". L. Crook, Judges; Eugene
Finn, Martin Reynolds jr., Clerks.
Fourth Ward.-lanieTis ofnes, Second St
Deputy Sherin W. W. Coleman: John II.
Bowen, ". d. MoCallun1, James Brett Tudgeg:
Rush Bowen, ", J. b. LOnsdale, Clerks.
Fifth Ward.-Engine House, Shelby street.
Deputy Sheriff NOOe; John Ringwald, r.
Charles LeCleTq, Clerks.
sixth WaTd.-Waldrau BlOck-Deputy Sher-
IN J. NJ Fratm; A. ". Jones, H. b. Jhflds,
Jack Halstead' Judges; VIM. Rufdn, A. p.
Seventh Wsrd.-Engine HouEs, Desoto St
Deputy Sheriff ]. q. MOfatt: 8. W. Green. &
n. lobe, J. ]. Jenny, Judges; Sam. Moore, ,jr.,
Eighth Ward -PoplaFstreet, opposite North
Market kingWald's store-Deputy Shertn
Richard H. Norris; J. L. II. Taylor, N. B.
John W. Goddard. Clerks.
Ninth Ward.-Gray Vernell's, corner
Of Auction and Fourth streets, Chelsea;
Deputy Sheriff l. TaGgart: J. D. Danhury
W. 3. Glis7On, VIM, Kari. Judges; r. 0.
schaper, Charles Bagerty, Clerks.
Tenth WaTd.-Teufsl's Grocery, South ST.
Deputy sherth J. 8. Lanf0rd; A z. jewell,
James Teufel, Col. Sharpe, judges; Mike
Pendergrast, F. W Jenny, Clerks.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff OF Shelby county
An city dailies copy and send bin to May.
ore ONCE, dasB
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THE WAR.
FRANCE.
KING WILLIAMS SPEECH.

KING WILLIAM 8 SPEECH
VERSAILLES, VIA LONDON, January s.
King Wilham gave a reception to-day in
the palace at Versailles 10 the officers of
the German army, in honor Of the opening
New Year. The occasion was signaliZed
by the delivery by the King of 3 brief
address, in which he said: The great
events which must have preceded our
celebration OF such dsy in such place
are due TO your herOism and perseTer-
snc6, and to the bravery OF the soldiers.
Our goal is, however, stll unattaned.
Important tasks remain to be performed
before we shall achieve a lasting peace,
and we would be censurable 70 make any
pesce which involves q continuation of
the duties which have brought you here. Z"
FRENCH SUCCESSES.
LONDON, January "A severe engage
ment, in which the French we're success
ful, preceded the evacuation Of the town
Of Gray.
The report that the German army Of
the Loire had retreatsd is confirmed.
A part Of Chsusey's army is strongly
posted near Nerdun.
Engagements along the Loire for the
past week ali favor the success Of the
French.
Near Lochatec0 1900 prisoners wer4
taken by the French.
A Pr1ssisn column recently lost three
hundred men by drowning, in attempt
ing 10 cross tbs Loire on tbs ice.
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To MEMPHIS.

The Rubicon, 800 tons, though not
owned by the company, runs in connec-
ton with the Vicksburg line
The company also have the Adam Js-
cObs, 800 tons, running TO Grand Tower
out during the past year, viz: Grand
Tower, 400 tons; City Of VicksburE, 400
tonsi and the City OF Chester, liOQ tons,
are among the finest specimens Of steam
boat architecture sflOat on Western
waters, in fact on the continent.
The business Of the company during
the past year has been immense. The
boats have carried from this port COS, 900
tons OF freight, and brought into this port
during the same time 7S 900 tons. This
showing will give some idea OF the i'm
menss patronage upon which the pros
perity Of the company is founded.
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AhsutIndIsn Frauda

WAHHINeTOE, January 3.-Sub-Com-
mission Committee on appropriations
summoned numerous witnesses prelimin-
airy to examination for alleged frauds in
the purchase Of Indian goods. The ex-
animation, however, viii not begin until
the return OF Commissioner Porter from
the Indian country, az 1t is considered
not just that he should Esve tull knowl-
edge Of all proceedings. Representa-
tive sargent Of Committee on associations
viii, on the reasssmbling Of Congress,
report the Indian appropriation bill. The
amount viii be 81 900, 900 less than last
wear.
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Tossl EnIsd andLaInred.

This total, large as II is, includes only
passengers killed or wounded while upon
trains, and does not include those run
over upon the track nor employees killed
or injured while iu the discharge Of their
duty. IJ will be seen that Kansas has the
greatest number Of killed. New York
takes second honOrs in having the largest
number injured, while California stands
third and Mississippi fourth, the last
named state having bad the most fatal
accident Of all IN the falling Of q trsstle
bridge near the town Of Bunker, on the
Mississippi Central railroad, by which q
were killed ana Is injured more or less
seriously. II 20 this table We could add a
Trustworthy estimate Of the value Of the
property destroyed during the year, in
clu1iug rolling stock and frsights, by &C
Cideuts iu which no lives were lost, as well
by those fatal 70 passengers, the existence
Of grave defects ia our system Of railway
management would be rendered even
more apparent.
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Such as syphilis, GouOrrhCa, GIest, Strict
ures, and all Urinary Diseases EypdllItle or
MercuFial Affections Of the Throat. SKIN OF
Bones, Orehitis, Hernia or Ruptures also. the
Face, Debility, ImpOtEnCy. UlZZLues5, uiL-
ness Of Sight, Confusion Of Ideas, Evil Fore
Weakness, etc; not All OF these lu any ono
case, but all occurring frequently la TaE-uls
cases.
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LOUISIANA.
Anoth sF C0ubiEEiloa Of Democrats and Rt-
puhiCsns--.AhoihtF Steamer
Burned.

EFn- ORLEANS, January SIN the Leg
lsIarurs. J. Pinckuey Smith, Democrat,
was elected Warrant Clerk. There was
guits a con test FOR this position. The
EiectIon gf 8 Democrat is the result Of a
ombiusti0n of tbs Democratic with Gov
ern0r WarmOuth's party, which. IL is bo-
IIevsd. will secure the election Of General
j. r. West United States Senator 70 sue
cssd Harris.
The steamboat Travis Wright kas been
burned; loss, 5000.
The Magnolia, Mississippi, Seminary
has been destroyed by ere; loss, s. 600.
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Absut ibs New CommlssIousr Of Internal
ReVsRue.

WAsHEGTON, January 3 Commission
or PleasantOn took the oath Of ofdcs be-
fore Chief Justice Carter this morning and
entered upon his ofbcial duties. The
headg Of the bureaus OF the Internal Rev
enue Office, and several chiefs Of bureaus
spectE to the new Commissioner. Several
members Of Congress, including Senators
Cameron, Wilson and Upton, also called
upon him.
Horace Greeley and the PostmsHtsr Gem
sral, in company, we're st the Executive
Mansion tO-dEy In consultation with the
President.
A telegram received at the Internal
Revenue office announces that $4,000 Of
ths amount stolen by eH-Colleotor TullaH,
who is now in custody, has been re-
covered.
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THR TORY PROGRAMMF,

LONDON. January 3.-Sir John Park
ingtOn, in q speech delivered at Somerset
shire, yesterday, intimSted that the tory
programme for the approaching session Of
Parliament includes the support Of large
additional appropriations, both for the
army and navy.
The cable between Malta and Alexan-
dris, which cost the English Government
over 8, ,000 600, has just been sold to the
Malta and Alexandra Telegraph Com
pany, together with all the stores on
hand, for sI26, 900.
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Do CaiholIos 80 70 FIahi NashvIIIe.

NASHVILLE, January 3.-A meeting of
the Catholics OF Nashville, Bishop Fee
han presiding, adopted resolutions de-
nounCing Victor Emanuel for dsspoiling
the Pope, and calling upon the Holy
Father 70 re-assemble the Council OF the
Vatican at the Vatican. An address to
the Pope was adopted, declaring that At
bis call millions viii rush to MS stand
ard, and prOclsiming that retiDue would
be provided for the Bishop Of Nashville
that would insure his safety in attending
the Council.
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The Nov Yolk LsgisIaturs.

NEW YoRB, January 3.-Business was
generally suspended yesterday, and sa-
looms, theaters and plsces Of resort were
thronged. Ths flags Of the City Hall were
displayed st the masthead.
The Trj5une's Albany correspondent
teleRraphed last evening: So far "a the
I important business to come before the
Legislature cen be foreseen, canal and
railroad questions appear 20 bs most
prominent. HsrdenbUrgh will endeRvor
to have the present low canal tolls con-
tinued through another year On the
other hand, the deficiencies IN canal re-
ceipts and the large outlayB necessary to
continue work on the new capitol give
financial matters an ugly look for the
party in power
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LITTLE ROCK,
Organization Of legislature -Clayt0H the
JppsrmOst Dog In the Fight.

Special Dispatch to Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, January 8, 1S7I.-The
Legislature Of Arkansas assembled yes
terdsy ct noon. The House organized by
the election Of c. W Tankersiey as speak
OF, by a vote Of 81 to q. This Is regarded
IS 8 Clayton triumph, as Tsnkersley is
thoroughly identified with the clayton
movement. Richards, also q Clayton
man, was unanimously chosen clerk.
The indications are that the Clayton
faction Of the Republican party have the
strength to elect Clayton to the United
States Senate over his competitor, Nc
Donald, present Senator. The election
viii take place on the llth of January,
and the contest will be q lively one.
ClsytOn's message is looked for with in
terest. The weather is clear and cold,
aud the river is falling.
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1870.
Ire RailrBsd Casualties OF last Year In
the Uniied Ststes.

As pertinent 20 the horror elsewhere
published the first of it's kind that has
ever occurred 10 the Mississippi and Ten
nessee rsilrOsdl, we append the following
statistics from record of railway casu-
alties iu the different States for the year
portion Oi this enormous total to each
<Lsra
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Two PamphIets---Read them Both.

EIRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: PriE
II essay, at the " Memphis Agricultural
Fair, October Is, 1870; guide az TO the WHoM
the WHERE and the HOW 70 GoQssiru - e7nplo4y
and 70 rssdfg LABORERS suited TO the South
BeoOnd-TIiE ESOUTHERN STATES; "Their
Wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad.
Vantsges:" 3, guide to SOUTHERN LAND-oWN-
FRS, who desire TO seH ledss or oolsniEs their
lands, IS 7ell as TO HORTHERE and EUROPEAN
and EMIgRAHTs seeking profita-
Die Investments and femunerRtive employ.
msnts in the Southern States. 1900 cOpsea
Of each OF these two pamphlets now IN ees.
centg, 20 any address, postpaid, or to oIubs
and societies, or TO railroad and other neyvs
dealers, SIS per lQ0 copies, assorted. Terms
invariably ce8h In advance. Call or address
gQNOHO, Joy co.
Southern Land and Emigration Agency.
OCH Mamphig Tenn
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MAS0NlC NOTlCE.

A SPECIAL communication OF An 8
II gerona Lodge No. l68. will be held Ny
this tWEDNESDAY) evening, 4th inst. W
st o'clock, for work IN The h. A. degree.
All z. As are T. sternslIy invited.
By order OF CHAS. NJ. CARROLL, W. n.
JEO, BEAHLsH, Secretary. ia4
K g. h H
A Ii Hebrew buslnes houses are requested
~ to close their doors during the hours OF y
3. m. and II m, in respect 70 the memory OF
the deceased Rev. DR.. SIMON TUsKA.
By rsQut st Of Euphrates Lodge IS, 7. o. B. B.
jal SEYMOUR L. LEE, President.
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Theodare Tlltnn Rsilrsh.

NEW YORK, January S.-TheOdore I'll
ton has been relieved from the editOrship
Of the Brooklyn Union as well as the
Independent he did not sppear at the
UssiOn office this morning as usual, and 10
soon leaked out that be would appear
there no more. This event is q general
surprise to all parties, but to none more
than 70 Mr. Tilt0n himself
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Hogs higher and In fair demand, closing ct
So 5000 20. Green meats are held a. bsse lof
shoulders, and sc FOR sides. WHISKY so9a'o'
ST. LOUIS.
RT. Jou1s. January S.-Flour frm and in
fair demand low grades are scarce supernns
winter, 81 1894 60 Wheat IN Light demand
and holders drEn; No. red, 81 ~, Corn IN
good demand At fall prices; roixed A952g455ei
Whisky, soc. Provisions, only order and job
bling demand; mess pork SIsi pulk
meats e5 M yssiV4ss w. z41sar.eSred 3gT1 i1Gas bSs
l85<aI7o: lard primo cam, lie. Hogs firm
and active at IS 1896 Tor good to choice.
Cattle unchanged At 81 1895 ~.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January s.-Bsaggings very Gull
ct; hemp and max. 25g26c. Cotton extremely
dull mfddliuE, l85<c. FLOUR demand good;
S. 3 for extra family. Grain quiet, but uTu-
or for wheat, owing TO light receipts. Gro
SO 259s 20; some few, heavy, sold at latter
prize; receipts light, chiefly small hogs
killed 70 dste, q su. Lear tobacco 9, more fo &C
visions arm and demand good. Mess pork,
20c Bacon, lO9fl1kal2c; bulk, 79l0@l01zc.
Lard, l2o. WHISKY &c.
CHICAGO.
CWTChGoJap. S-Flour, extra spring firmer,
s. 40095 So Wheat, No. 2, demand active 20
30 higher, closing steady, 81 l05<gl llts cash.
Corn No. 2 more active. a3S44e closing nrm
ley dull, 685<870c. Highwines, s5gs51zc. Pro
visions drmsf. Mess pork closed. SIS 40 cash.
Lard hrm, ll1zo. Dressed hogs Rctiye, 50 40;
live active, IS 4096 IS. Cattle dull and NOM
-'-' CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsroR, January 3.-Cotton steady;
middlings, 135<9lA5<c; net receipts, S5A bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1859 bales; coast.
wise, 900 baleas satess 800 ealesi STOCK, A,eiz
bales.
SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH, January 2-CottOn in fair de-
mand; middnDgs, 1s5<9l4jSc; net receipts,
IL ,26 bales; exports coastWise, S8ll bales;
sales, 1900 bales stock, 81 IA bales.
FOREIGN.
LTvERPoOL, January S.-Cotton duh and
dropping; middling uplands, S1E9s1{d; mid
ding Orlean- 3Ea91sd; sales, l0,0S0 bales. 1000
bales for export. Wheat, highest grades, l0s Sd
Sl0s lOd.
LONDON, January $3.50 p.m.-COnsols,
s2[ Bonds steady; coupon '62s, S93Si do old
'65s, Ss7s; do 6Is, $50; do l0-40s. 81
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

VNHE members OF South Memphis 8
L Lodge, No. ll8, VIII meet at their " ~
Hall this "WEDNESDAY morning, w
January 18th, at 81 o'clock, for toe purpose Of
paying the last tribute Of respect to the re-
mains Of our Brother, Rev, DR.. SIMON TUsKA,
and eseOrting them to the N. and L r. X.
Depot.
All N. Ms are frRternalIy iavited to unite
with Us.
By order v. 5. MATTHEWS, W. NJ.
BEN. K PULLEly Secretary ia6
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LIABILITIES :


0lla solI %
STATE OF TEEEEssEE.
County of Shelby. -
I, Martin Grimm, Cashier OF the German
National Bank of Memphis, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this Sd
day OF January. 1871.
HUE8DEN CARY, Notary Public.
Correct-attest:
LOUIS HANAUERO
a. L. HARRIS, Directors.
]. G. EEELsY.
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Telegram from Georgia says: Omcial
election returns not fully In, but rough
record shows that the Democrats have
carried the second anG seventh districts
and the Republicans the third and fourth,
Judge o. o Cochran has been appointed
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General Akerman has pur-
CHASED home near CarterEVills.
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RhaumatIsm and Rheumatic Pains
Cured BY a New Method entirely my own.
Particular AttsntioR Paid is tie DjsBsssE
Hf W1men

Such as Excessive SUI oppressed OF Painful llz enc
str aRtlon. LeucOrrh0aa or Whites, Falling 1E
the Womb, and all irrsEul larities Of ll6
Monthly Periods, causing SteTlllty CT Barren
ness. and Oftsuttmes consumption.
Persons who have been under the trent
ment OF other physicians, and have nOt been
cured, are Invited 20 call. az j can cure all cid
Byphilitic Diseases, fl makes no difference o.
how long standing. They viii WELD % my
CELEBRATED WIG ETABLE REM H-DLEs5. 10
which thousands can testify, who have been
cured By me In New Orleans, Memphis. Cairo
and various other places. All comm muuiCru
tiOns strictly confidential.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

TUsKA-The members OF the Congregation
Beth RI Emeth are earnestly requested to as
Gemble ct their Synagogue, this (WEDNEs-
DAY) morning, 4th inst, at 8 o'clock pre-
eisely, for the purpose Of repairing in body
20 pay the last sad tribute OF respect to the
remains Of the late Rev. DR.. 3. TUsKA.
They are further requested to have their
places OF business closed during the Oere-
mony, By order OF the President,
B. NJ. LEVY. ssc'y. L HAPPEK.
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NOTICE.
LILO. oITY -.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
w MEMFHIs, TElJlE., Dec. l5s l8le.l
81 The interest falling due on the lst day
OF January, 1s7l, on the bonds Of shs city Of
Memphis. win be paid on presentation OF
the proper coupons. At the Ofn0s OF P. n. Ny
era a Co. Bankers, 10. "A Pine strest, in tbs
city Of New xcrE. on ana after laandsF,
fanuary 2 ls7L JoHN. .J0HNsoE.
sels Mayor.
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MEDICAL DlsPEHsARY.
Dr.. D. s. JDHNS0h'S
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY
30 Main Strsst, Upstairs,
Between Adams and WashllEt0-,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
YsnsrsaI Or Secret Diseases

T6 now permanently established Elr tho
i treatment Of patients, both male zll Be-
male, who ara afflicted with any form o.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The Ocean Cables.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., January 8.-The
steamer Robert n. Lowe, which arrived
here Friday evening short Of coal and
provisions, viii leave to-day and continue
70 watch for favorable weather 70 grspple
for the broken cables.
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Supreme Court Of Hsw Ysrk on the UnItsd
States Bond Question.

NEW YORK, January S.--A full bench
Of the Supreme Court to-day decided that
United States bonds could not be in
c!uded in the personal assets in reckoning
property for local ana State tsXatiODs.
Lewis Tappan, an aged suti-alsvery re-
former, was struck with paralysis. This
Is the seconG attack.