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COLO IN HoRsEA-In this dise.sa ~

COLO IN HoRsEs--In this disease. pre
vention is better than cure. Collie NAV hs
prevented by care In feeding When sue
culent green fodder is used, such as the
blades and tops Of green corn, collie n
common. 1t is caused by the produrtion
OF gas in the stomach and intestlnes from
the fermentation Of the food, or by ner-
hitting the horse TO drink too freely Of
cold water when tired and exhausted bv
work.-Feed sparingly Of succulent food
until the animal has become accustomed
TO its use. Water often and give little AZ
. time, and never either immediately he
fore or AFTER q meal. If the horse has been
permitted to become very thirsty give no
more than half pailfui at q time; letting
dfteen minutes elaDse between the drinks
sntil be IL satisfied. II, notwithstanding
al care, he is troubled still with collie. rive
him two ounces sweet spirits Of nitre and
one ounce tinceure Of opium in half An
hour, adding one ounce tinture Of aloes.
Any spiritaOus medicine should be careful.
ly administered. II Inflammation be pree.
ent pint Of rum with half an ounce or
pure ginger might afford relief
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Let II be un.i.r.iooi thai Ilay ps~scat .t.cs so
DC sold remarkably los fsr tph. IT, Ha- "a
thts
IL any nc ac.lr~s t. get into good baslHe- /.
To- Ailon and g.i go5a bargAsu. AIS cio 9 .-.s
hole stock - AIN al once tDhE ANb -tk
JEl LI~.tN
Ellsworth. May =. ~ lat
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Light Iniantry-Bahies weighing lsss
than Ave pounds.
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ARKANsAe.
Clayton and OIsfranohIssmsut.

/ Governor Clayton, IN his message just
/ delivered 70 the Legislature, says:
/ "I have always regarded oisiFanchise-
ment ss temporary In its nature, and nave
| an xiOuslV looked forward to the day
when sounder and healthier condition
would justify its removal. More than
| one year ago took occasion to publicly
express myself upon this question.
then foreshsdOWed the course that 1
should pursue, provided the then peace
ful and heRlthful condition of affairs IN
the State should continue, and give evl-
Cences of permanency. The time which
has interviewed has on y strengthened
the convictions 1 then expressed, and
L am now most happy 70 say thst the
present encouraging condition OF aualrs
throughout the State, in my opinion,
fully warrants me in carrying out the
pledge I then made. L therefore invoke
your careful and dispassionate consider
alton of this important question: and ear
nestly recommend that you take the
necessary steps, by proposing an amend
mont TO the Constitution, whereby the
people may finally determine whether or
not these disfranchising measures shall
continue as they are, or cease TO exist.
Should you adopt this course i earnest
ly hope and believe that you will take the
initial step that win ultimately lead to
permanent political tranquility and the
restoration of those relations of comfy
and good feeling that should characterize
citizens of the same commonwealth
would also call your attention to the
provisions of the Constitution by which
the disabilities may be removed from any
individuals by a two-thirds vote OF the
General Assembly, and recommend that
your honorable body take such action in
all meritorious cases that may be brought
before Won,
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ENGLAND.


RUAORED FRENCH INVASION or CIR
MANT-sMALL FIGHTS.
LONDON Jan. "A dispatch from Havre
dsted the Sd, reports B0urbaki marching
on Germany, and Chausy st Lemans con
stantly pushing ahead troops in flying
columns. Ten thousand troops are march
ing toward Paris via Chartres. Garibaldi
is AZ Dior doing very little. General
Faidherbe is at Arrss preparing a move
mens on Msnteuffsl. probably with the
intention of Joining Bourbaki who is on
the road to Germany to form junction
with tbs army Of the North. There are
now az Havrs 1000 troops; outside the
nelghbOrhOOd of the Baltic, %. 600, eXclu-
slV6 Of regulars, FrsnC-tirsurs and cav
airy. A forward movement is announced
today. There is a general exodus OF
troops by railroad, General Pettingeas
re turned this evening from the front.
The PrussisDs are in force between Ba-
rsntin, CrOiT, Mair, ManJsuffel and ROu-
en-. A dashing attack was made early
this morning by the French, numbering
about eight hundred, mostly regulars, and
one hundred sharpshOOters. They sd-
vsnced 70 a farm between LegUstOl and
Belleville, near Balbsc. It was held by
a body Of SsIons. The object of the
French was TO capture the garrison. The
hrst success was promising, resulting in
the capture OF three OutpOsUs without any
alarm being given by the French.
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NEW YORK, January 5.-A correspond
ent writes from West Point thar the
charges against the coiored cadet, for
which be Is now on trial, are for conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman,
and specifications and details TO that
effect. Tkis trial Is an anonymous affair,
as indicated by the phraseOlogy of the
clause. The indictment is for insubordi-
nate conduct, to all appearances not pay
ing the slightest attention to the repeated
commands of his file closer to keep his
eyes up while marching in from par
ade. This occurrence took place on
November 28th. The official order
from the War Department at Washington
is published to the cadet corps at dress
parade, acquitting Wilson Of the charges
In October. Immediately after being re-
ported. Smith wrote an explanation TO
The Commandant, stating that he consld-
cred the report unjust and greatly eXag-
reraied, and that he had reason to believe
that the affair was q plot TO bring upon
him new difficulties. y e cited as his rea-
sons that Cadet SsrgeaL { Walker, who re-
ported him, had acted in various ways as
though cherishing such Intentions, and
that Be bad, IN ranks on the previous day ,
boasted that Smith would soon have an
other court-martjai on his hands. Smith
was promptly placed under arrest for sub
hitting the explanation which contained
highly disrespeetful reflections on the
conduct OF his reporting officer, and the
Commandsnt sentenced him to cOnfine-
ment to the area Of the barrsoks and the
gymnasium until the lst OF February
next, Persons familiar with the facts
state that the whole affair 10 q conspiracy.
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TELEGRAMs
Buest and Bismarck fraternizs.

/ Buest aud Bismarck fraternizs.
! Gsribsldi killed 500 Prussisus lgsely.
A vigorous ,bombardment OF Pa ris pro.
! gresses.
The ChOctaws are TO have S25O, 900 Of U
/ S. bonds.
Jules Favrs won't attend the European
/ conference.
It is stated that RsiI Of Red river fame,
has been poisoned.
Mrs. Drew and her child were burned
to death at st. Paul.
Mckay, leader OF Utah mail robberiss
has been arrested.
Governor Perham, of Maine, wants to
fight about the Osheries.
The United States steam frigate Guer-
rlere Is safe at Lisbon.
Senator Sprsguu's blockade running in
Texas Is 70 be Investigated.
The Senate has asked Grant for his cor
respOndeuc8 with Morton.
The Bank of Kentucky declares a semi
annual dividend Of 6 per cent.
There was no fighting around Paris
yesterday in consequence Of a t0g.
Congress gives Minister scheuck $3.50
per annUm 20 employ an amsuuensis.
Banks, New York importer, was fined,
yesterday, $4,000 for violating customs
laws.
They steal rich peoples children in New
York 10 make tine parents pay for their re-
turn.
Butler wants General McCIellan's and
Hogen's reports, made years ago, repro
duced.
The Minister Wash burue- Paraguay
Lopez case was considered In Congress
yesterday.
Gustave n. Nabe, Of Tennessee, was
yesterday appointed and confirmed Con-
sui al Client.
BseChsr should go into the furniture
business. The chairs in Plymouth church
sold for $50, 600.
Bourbski's movement is deemed dan
gerOus by the Germans at Paris, and the
city may be stormed.
The London Times thinks the Alabama
claims quarrel foolish. lie jeu ne UaHt
pas Ia CllaHdeile.
The Cincinnati Times, material and
good viii were appraised yesterday by
the Probate Court at $4,000.
Congress proposes TO pay for the house
OF Surgeon j. LyttOn Best, of Paducah,
destroyed by aQuaTterm aster.
The Prussians attacked the French on
the left bank of the Seine Yesterday,
Particulars Of the battle not yet known.
To kindle fire yesterday, Miss Emma
Simpson OF Brooklyn, poured champhene
on the Goals, and Miss Emma was reduced
TO a Ciuder.
Dispatches found on a captured Prus-
sian courier urge the United States to
press a settlement Of the Alabama claims.
This story is discredited.
Schsnck resigned his seat in Congress
yesterday, and Orth takes his place on
the Committee on Ways and Means, Of
which Hooper is chairman.
Admirals Gordon and Davis and Minis
ter Washburne will probably be censured
by Congress for their cOnduct in the Bliss
Mastermau affair In Paraguay.
Yarmouth has vetoed Jobs Of his Legis-
laturs that would have robbed the State
Of about seven millions of money and
I've hundred Thousand acres of land.
Good for Yarmouth.
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ROn-Resldsnt Notice.

No. 12l.-In the Second Chaucery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. - WRddy ThOmp-
son VS., Annie T. Polk and John ", Polk.
her husband, ana others.
I I appearing nom affidavit, and the bill duly
i sworn to, In this cause. that the defend.
ants, John W. Polk and Annie f. PolR. are
residents Of the State OF Missouri and nOu-
residents of the State Of Tennessee, and that
they have covered up and secreted their
property 70 hinder and delay creditors and
an attachment, as prayed for on these az
lodged grounds, having been issued, levied
and returned into this office:
It's therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the cOurt-h0use in Ire
city OF Memphis, Tenn on or before the
first Monday In January, l67l and plead
answer or demur 70 oOmDlainant's bin. or
the same viii be taken for confessed a. 10
them and set for hearing eZparte; and tkaf 4
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This November Il, 1870.
"A c0py--attest:
N. D. L, STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MAL,LE2Y, Deputy q. and NJ
Humes q Poston, aad Vance 8 Anderson,
S0ls. for o0mpl'nts. noVa
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Hsssaoe of Ihs Geyernor Of IIIInoIs.

CHICAGO, January 5.-GOvernOr Pal
mer's message is C. extraordinary length,
filling six and half columns Of the Chi
csgO evening papers. 1t is plain in its
treatment on the present posture Of State
affairs, discussing with boldness and de-
eisi0n those measures Of reform which
the new constitution cCntemplates. IL
contains q reasonable amount of stGtisti-
cal information from the reports of the
Auditor and Treasurer, showing the
finances of the State to be in q very saJis-
factory condition. The total State debt
outstanding on the 5Oth November, 1870,
was S4s, 9J9. $40, and there is in the treasu-
~, applicable TO the payment of the pub
lie debt, S3OS 30, ,422. The balance of the
State debt, over and above the sum lest
named, SIS, ,S55, ,308 This comparative y
small balance viii be provided for with
out any additional tsxgtiOn. The re-
maindsr Of the message is devoted to
questions Of revenue, education, chsrita-
Die institutions, the new state house, and
the canals.
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Indiana Lenlslaiure.

INDIANAPoLIs, January 5.-The House
elected all the Democratic caucus nOmi-
uees-HOn. VIM. Mack, of Terre Haute,
Speaker. Hon. James Hughes, from
Monroe, and SensLOr Elliott, from Cor
nersville, both elected on the Republican
ticket, acted with the Democrats, giving
control Of the organization 10 the Demo-
Gratis. The officers elected are: Principal
Secretary, W, r. Harrison, of Morgan
(DemD Assistant Secretary, J. W. Cole
lRep); DoOrkeeper, James W. CoOkely
CRep) The admission Of John ". Bur
son, from the Munice district, was OBJ
iected TO on the ground of bribery and
fraud in the election. The Lisutenant
Governor decided that his credentials be-
ing in proper form and no regular con-
tes', be could be sworn. Immediately
after the Senators were qualified an sp-
peal was taken from the decision of the
chair and sustained by a majority of the
Senate, and q resolution adopted declar-
ing BuTs0n not entitled 20 q vote and re
ferring the case TO a select cDmmitte5.
This action, with Hughes and Elliott act
ing with the Democrats, gives the Demo-
Gratis a majority Of three IN the Senate.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-FlOUr frmer; su-
perfne, s. 625S; Xxx, 50 50; Xxx, 50 Corn low
er; yellow, 20; white, 73. Hay firmer; prime,
SO; choice. S30gSl. bacon, clear sides, l3c; f;
hams, I9@2lc. Sugar weak; fair 7za75zc;
prime TO strictly prime. cyclic; white, lILz@
l254c; others unchanged. Cotton quiet;
sales, ZOO bales; good ordinary, l314gl315c;
low miGdlinRs l354Hl4o; middIings, l41zm
I455c; receipts, lO3l5 bales: exports TO Liver
pool, ,O59 bales; stocks. 223, ,5l6 bales. 5tsr-
ling 20: sight p dis Gold. llO5%.
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A PACIFIC RAILROAD SCHEME.
HIssonrILssIsIature.

ST. LOUIS, Jsnuary 8.-The Missouri
Legislature organized to-day, The House
elected r. P. G. Wilson, OF Platte, Dem. J
Speaker Of the House, over II. o. Null
nnes, (Rep) by q vote Of 84 to 90; David
sutton, Of st. Louis Dem. Clerk, over j.
q. s. Colby. (Rsp.) by vote Of 81 70 4s.
All the other officers are Democrats.
The Senate elected Lewis Gottschaik, OF
st. Louis, lLiDeral) Speaker pro tenn,
over Morrison lDem) by vote OF IL 70
l6i Hendricks, (Dam.) Secretary, over
Moses, hep.) by vote of Is to l4. The
other Offices are diYlded. Miss Belle Fin
layson was elected engoOssing clerk
unauimousiy.
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RECEIPTS.

STEAMER A. j. WHITE, FRoM FRIARls
POIET - Robertson. Bruce q CO., bales OF cot
ton; smith, Neel q CO, do; Guy, Mcclellan
q co, do; Brooks, Neely q co, do; Enoch
Taylor, 2 do; Nelson q Titus, DO; A NJ
Boyd, Is do; stewart Bros & Fizer, DO; Far
ringtOn & HoWell, 3 do; Dickinson, Williams
= CO, Y doi Clark, Ely a co. 81 do Taylor
Radford & CO, s do: Partee & Harbert B do .
Petit simpson, do; Dillard, PinsOn & Co
DO; J Q Terry co, 3 do; Mercer a Ware, -
do; r NJ Apperson & CO. IS do; Hin, FOn-
taine & co, 81 do; Blakemore CO, 3 do; Par
tee. BurlesOn 4 co, 3 DO; II Wormeley a Co 81
d.; Webb 8 co, IA do; T II Allen 4 CO. 80
do; W III Andrews. 28 do: Martin q HillaTnan
do; CrisInan, stewart 4 co, 8 do; stratton
eioyer & O., do; l. Nerser q 90. 81 do: Lane
Moore 4 90, 10 do; g II Taylor 4 CO. dol W
r GafoTeath, do Jones' Brown s 90, 4ido;
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Washington College.
VirEindal,
GEN. CIV. GUSTS LEE, Prss't.

THE SPRING TERM Of the present session
hseius on the lst OF February. The ar
ranrouleut OF classes then made enables stu
dents 20 enter the several schools with sd
vantage. Students entering at this time pay
only half fees
AiIfbe Academic Schools Of the College, as
we'll a. fFe Professional Schools OF Law an q
krGINEERIHe, are In ful operation.
For further Information. address
WILLIAM DOLD.
fan5 Clerk Of Faculty.. LeElngton. Va.
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FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
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NEW YORK, January S.-The United
States steam slOOp Of war Tennessee, will
20 into commission shortly. She IS 20 be
under the command of Captain VIM. G..
Temple, and her destination for San Dc
minRo, whittier she will carry the United
States commissioners recently appointed.
It is probable, however, that she will not
sail much before the 18th inst. Her force
is nearly all on board. Her crew is made
up principally of sailors Of the late flag
ship Delaware, Of the Asiatic squadron.
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NEW YORK, January 5.--RObt. d. Bo'
gart, defaultIug PaYmaster's clerk Of tht
United States receiving ship Vermont
is now on trial 30 the United States Dis
trict Court Of Brooklyn. 1t D. supposed
that bis thef1a Of Government funds are
much more extensive than at first esti
mated. BIS embeEilement was all spent
% wine, women and fast horses, or sum
In Wall street,
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Non-Besldeut Nofics.

No. 156-In the First ChaDcery Court OF Shell
by County, Tennesses-ARthOuy W. Lauter-
bach End Martin Lautei bsch VS., Julius
Beehler et al.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
Il that the defendant. Aaron Baer, Is 8 citizen
OF Marshall county, Mississippi and nom
resident Of the State OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein at the court
house, In the city of Memphis Ten
aessee, on or before the first Mon
day IN February, ls7l, and plead, answer
OF demur 20 cOmplalnnnt's bill or the same
will be taken IOr confessed as to him and set
for hearing eXparte; and that copy OF this
order be published once q week, for four sue.
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-AtteGt.
EDMUND A. COZ e, Clerk and Master.
By r. j, BLACK, ID. @, & ~.
J. 7; swayne and "a. P. Jarnigan, Soils for
compliments, della
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CINCINNATI.

CINCIEEATI, January 5.-CottoD duh and
unchanged; middlings Hc. Flour demand
fair and prices advanced, at S. 60g5 Is. Wheat
scarce ana firm at 81 lBal Is. Corn steady,
with moderate demand, at 53a54c. Oats IA
43C. Rye 6}c. POrA demand light and holders
firm, asking SIS p Lard, demand light and
holders firm, with small sales at uGllLc for
steam and kettle Bulk meats-full prices
asked, but not in demand: shoulders &c; sides
914mg54c loose, and &c higher for fully cured.
BacOn-Only a limited jobbing demand at 100
uGllNc packed. Hogs demand good at fun
prices, S. 4Oa6 60 Green meats quiet and
weak; shoulders Bj{ &C; sides S14aSJzc; hams
l0z0ll4C, Whisky 67c,
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Rsrn Ann for Franns

EEs foRK, ,i,...,,i January 6.-Ihe steamer
mouth. FnElsnd, where she will await
orders tor a, ,ocsediug to France. She
tskes as cargo Or the French republic
zt24 cases OF amnib .1itiOn, 1907 csses Of
cartridges, $50 cases OF muskets. leo cases
Of rifles, is cases Of battery ammunition,
and IL cases Of pickaNea. Tbs total vsiue
Ofrhe cargo Of arms fs 1854 zoo
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AGENTS WANTED II SELL
Physical Lie Of
Man and Woman.
&C., WANTED n -

OR, ADVICE TO BOTH SEXI1s-R plain, de-
cOrous and thoroughly scieuttac treatise
from the latest English, German and french
works, covering difficult yet all-lnap portant
band and Son. This wcfk Is a complete COM
pendium cf the laws whole observance
brings health and happiness and WhcEs In
chGste throughout. taR0ting principles Of
purity, moral and physical: eli msnts nf iu-
dtTtdual. sociai an MARITAL. welfare. and Is
eouched in lsng'4aEs that eaanot odehd the
most fsstidi0us delicaey. Scr full dHR9rtp-
ton with terudH and table OF contents. ad-
dress NATION AL PUBLISHING Co, "a ana
90 second street, Memphis, Tenn. dels daW
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TyIRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: PriE
IN essay, at the Memphis Agricultural
Fair, October rs, 1870; a guide as TO the WHOM,
the WHERE and the HOW to Gcqllirs, = elllpl15ii
and TO rsfaf1 LABOREB5 suited 70 me 1outn,
Wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
Vantagas:" q guide 70 HoUTHEHS lAen-oHe- =
EHgs. who desire 20 sex lease OF c0s1'-1- tue4l
CRpTTAI.Esrs and EMIGRANIH seeking pro4lta-
hle Investments and reEsl u1i6fiilN q @ - ploy-
rnanfs In the southern states -1tts1 g Pies
afrrIa comics OF either, p cents OF nQLhs y
eeT7fs 10 anv address, post tpa1d, OF 70 clucs
9--is,.r fI5 usr 100 copies, assorted. Terms
ifs7-sria,fT cash In advence. cal OF address
~ DoNOHO, JOY q co,
Southern Land and Emigration Agsa2ey.
90 Memphis Tenn
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AUGUSTA, Me, January 5.-The Senate
Committee on GubernatOrial votes re-
ported as follows: Sidney Penham, 81 90l ;
Charles ". Roberts, 45,733. In cOnven-
tion, the State officers elected are as fol-
lows: F. NJ. Drew, Secretary Of State;
Thomas 3 Reed, Attorney General; p.
P. Burleigh, Land Agent; B. B. Murray,
Adiutant General. The Governor was in
augurated at y o'clock to-day and deliv-
cred his message.
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Monday, February 6, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, TO wit:
The IeasehoId Interest Of defendants. Doyle
and Wylie, ia and 10 ceEtain lots hereinafter
desert ued. which were leased by them nom
P. II. VhOmp psOn-fncludfng the imp Owe
mentS thereOn-Gud running ten years from
January I, 1867, viz: Lying in shelby county,
Tennessee, near the city Of dem pins, begin
ming at the southeast corner OF lot No is, in
InompsOn's subdivision, as seen per maps
regis cred IN the Registers office Of Shelby
county on the north side Of Sass avenuei ;
6nence with Bass avenue WestWardly 81 feet
70 staEei thence nOrthWardly parallel with
the brick wall OF the Hebrew Cemetery -
ieet more OF less to Adams street extended T;
thence easJwardiy with Adams street extend .
ed feet more or iess to the new street
opened on the east side Of said Thompson's g
subdivision; thence sOuthWardly with satd
street and parallel with the brick wall to the
beginning, being lots Nos. Is, ". and part OF
is on said plan OF ThompsOn's subdivision
Also lots Nos. /, =, 8, and ( on said plan,
uOniing l40 fest on the north side or Adams
street extended and running back l88 feet 70
an alley, and bounded on the east by the new
street opened. as seen by said plan. which
lease was on the day Of its execution duly
acknowledged by the parties thereto aud
hled Tor registration In the registers ONCE
OF shelby county, Tennessee, and shortly
thereafter reg stored
A sufficiency Cf the above VIII be sold 70
satisfy he debt Of complainauts ue-eiu-
Terms or SALE-On credit or SIX tbl
months. Tor which note with approved Sc
eurity viii he executed. Title 70 be absolute
equity OF redemption barred
X. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
EtanheuH y smith. Attorneys Iau1
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THE WAR.


GREAT NICroRT---THE FRENCH TRI-
UMPHANT.
LILLE, January 4.---Abattle was fought
BY the army Of the North, which resulted
IN great victory for our arms. General
falonerbe reports that the lighting lasted
aoout ten hours; expelled the Prussians
IN all their positions and occupied tbe
villages held by them in the morninp.
The losses on both sides were heavy. T6e
villages Of Bapsume and Delaiguers were
totally destroyed.
Railroad travel between Lille and Cam
breal mas been restored.
Fortress Peronne, in the department of
sommebeer, has been nearly destroyed by
The DoHDardment which commenced last
week, but still holds out.
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january q, u.

ME nave from this date admitted Mr. E.A.
w WALLACE as partner in the late frm
OF Estes q Co., and the business In he future
viii be conducted under the frm name and
style OF Estes & Wallace. ESTES s. co
Memphis, January 5, 1871.
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Monday, January q, 1877,

The following described property, to-wit:
A house and lot IN the city of Memphis.
Tenn, fronting tWentg-one feet aud two aod
four-seTenth Inches "a feet and AZ iuchesI
on Main street, and having depth Of "a 70 st
inches, and being lot No 8 Of the subdIvI-
sion OF lots Nos. 27 and 28
rERMs-Credits OF 8. y l8 Rud q montrHs
notes required, with ap proved security on
the nrst auu second notes and the tndiTld-
ual notes Of the purchaser FOR the two lass
payments and q lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, IE-.
fal Clerk ana Master