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TELE6RAMS.

The King Of Wurtemberg goes tC
| Versailles.
All French hostages in German
hands are to be liberated.
There were shocks of earthquake in
HRyti on the 18th and 18th.
A car shop Of the street railroad was
burned in Louisville yesterday.
The Chicago Club have purchased
CrOsby's Opera House for $3.50, 900.
The Ohio Editorial Convention
wound up Thursday night by a grand
banquet.
There was a big storm along the
California coast. A number OfVessels
were wrecked,
Sheridan goes to Bordeaux. The
Italian Government has recognized
the new French Government.
The pastor Of st. James Episcopal
Church, Chicago, is about to with
draw from the diocese in disgust.
The Camden and AmbOy Railroad
Company offer to carry provisions for
the relief Of the French free of charge
The steamer Quaker City, from San
Domingo, is reported lost at sea, her
boilers having exploded. No paTticu-
lars.
A japanese Prince Meistisimi and
thirty. seven other Japs passed
through Chicago yesterday bound
east.
The next regular meeting of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
will be held In Cincinnati on the 9th
Of April.
Heavy winds prevailed in Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Northern
Iowa Thursday night, doing much
damage.
The Prussians are seizing mer-
chants goods in AlencOn to make up
the amount of the contribution de-
manded OF the city.
A United States revenue cutter yes
terday seized a British schooner for
violating the United States revenue
laws on the coast of Maine.
The PrUssian Gazette says that the
dispatches in the Beige, purpOrting to
give the conditions OF the peace now
under negotiation, are altogether in
correct.
The Fenian exiles visiting Balti-
more were formally received by both
branches of the City Council on Thurs
day evening. The Council gave them
a banquet yesterday afternoon.
A dispatch from Magnolia, Miss,
announces the death of Hon. John n.
COnyingham, of Wilkesbarre, Pa. He
was killed by being run over by rail-
road train. Judge COnyingham was
on his way to Texas to bring home an
invalid son.
There was a big fire on Fourth
street, in st. Louis, on Thursday. Jes-
sells auction house was destroyed. 1t
was insured in the following compa-
nies: Franklin, Philadelphia, $4,000;
Etna, Hartford, $40, 900; State Fire,
Cleveland, 5000; Providence, $4,000;
Accidental, San Francisco, $500;
Tradesmen, New York, $500; st.
Joseph, Mo-, $500; Merchants, st.
Joseph, $500; Chouteau, st. Louis,
$500; Commercial, Albany, $500.
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Crosse, Wis; $500, 900 Wachiasime
S75, 900 Quincy, ILL.,; $4,000 Indian
apolis; $4,000 Portland, Ne; $50,-
600 hospital on Congel Island, San
Francisco; $4,000 assayer's Office,
gomery, Alabama; $4,000 for Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas; 1000 for
Cairo, H.; for lighthouses, beacons
and fog signals, 100000; lighthouse
tenders, 100000. The fifth section Of
bill apprOpriates 175,0O0 for the sala-
~ OF the Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the Ger
man empire, $500 for the Sec
retary of Legation; 1900 for the
Assistant Secretary of Legation.
The item Of $780, to pay the
State of Massachusetts for the cost of
her coast defense, was ruled ont of
order, on a point Of order made by
Mr.. EarnsW0rth, on the ground that
there was no law authorizing it.
The item of $1,000 to Winnie Ream,
for the statue of Abraham Lincoln,
was increased $4,000, making the
total amount $4,000
ATTEMPT TO REDUCE DUTY ON M
PORTED COAL.
Representatives Brooks, Wood, Fox
and others, are making efforts through
the appropriation bill, now pending,
to abolish the duty on coal. SchOheld,
of Pennsylvania, in the chair, ruled
them out OF order. Brooks appealed
to him as a Pensylvanian, to be libe-
raj on foreign coal; but in a parlia-
mentary view SchOfeld is justified by
precedent and rules.
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ENGLAND
DIsRAELI ON THE EASTERN CUES
TION,

! DIsRAELI ON THE EASTERN CUES
TION.
LONDON, February 24.-In the House
| of Commons tonight DisTaeli made
q powerful speech upon the foreign
! policy of England. He urged the
! House to consider gravely the Eastern
| question and the the serious cOnse.
| quences of Russia's repudiatiOn of the
! treaty of 1856, which had cost England
such sacrifices. He said it had been
| generally believed that Russell's er.
rand to Versailles was to announce tC
/ Bismarck that England stood ready
| 10 join Prussia in opposing Russian
! reputation. 1t now seems that the
government denies that such was Rus
| sells mission.
Gladstone replied, denOuncing Dis
Taeli's inferences, and expressing sur
prise that he should cOndescend 10
/ heed andrepeat rumOrs on which were
| based proposals to estrange Russia al
A moment so critical by gratuitOus
language. The conference would heaI
! Russia's case in all fairness and act on
it with Justice. There was no truth
| in the report that q messenger had
been sent to Versailles to congratulate
Prussia1 Princes upon their victories
Grant Duff laid before the house the
budget for India, which is a highly
| favorable statement of the financial
| condition of the country.
1.-THE END Is NOT YET"
LONDON, February 24.-Count Hen.
! kel and banker BlOech SchrOOVe went
to Paris from Versailles to discuss the
/ financial question with Thiers.
Count Won Bismarck said Prussia
demands an indemnity OF six hun.
dred millions, deducting therefrom
/ all contributions which have been
levied. This proposition was vigOr.
Ously opposed by Thiers.
The Times had the following special
| dispatch from Versailles to-day:
"COunt Bismarck has doubts as TO
the conclusion Of peace at this time.
France has asked for a prOlOngatiOn
Of the armistiCe. HOstilities will be
renewed at midnight on the 26th.
The guns Of the forts have been turned
toward Paris. A long conference was
held to-day"
MISCELLANEOUs ITEMS.
IONDONy EeDfudry Z4.-Il0 re-
ported death Of Schneider is un-
founded.
The Brazilian loan of $4,000, 900
sterling has been introduced in the
London market.
A Havre dispatch says great indig-
nation is felt that the Germans have
occupied HOnfleur, which is stipulated
as neutral ground.
An Amiens dispatch says unfavOra-
bic news has been received from Yer
sailles, and that the German troops
are already in motion.
The in5urrectiOn in Algeria has
been suppressed by the French troops.
DISESTABLIsHMENT OF THE CHURCH
OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, February 24.-Baron Liz
gar (Sir John Young), now Cover
nor General of Canada, has been ap-
pointed Lord Lieutenant of County
Cayan, Ireland.
A meeting was held in London last
evening, in favor Of the disestablish-
ment OF the Church of England.
Smallpox is still increasing at
IiVaFDOOl
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EsTABLISHED 1910.

IT will be seen from our dispatches
this morning that the war between
France and Prussia is about TO close.
The performers in the sad drama have
reached the last act, and the curtain
will soon fail upon the scene. IN
willing as we are to write it, it must
nevertheless be written, that France
lies PROSTATE at the feet Of her ruth
less invader. She can no longer con-
tinue the unequal contest. Beaten at
every point, in detail and in masses,
without securing any solid successes
to encourage national hope, nothing
remains fOT her but to admit
her utter incspacity to resist
further at present, and to accept the
terms, however hard. The fstes,
and the big bsttslions, and military
science, have all been against France,
from the firing Of the first gun. Do
what she might, make what efforts
and sacrifices she may, the results
were defeat and disaster. Fiery
valOr, patriotic ardor, endurance
almost superhuman, prOdigal expen-
ture Of life and treasure, We're all in
vain. In submitting TO the cOnqueror,
she can philosOphically exclaim, in
the language of one Of her great sons:
"All is lost save honor" Throughout
the sangUinary struggle, France has
maintained her historic fame for valor.
That she has covered herself with
new and immortal glory by the splen-
did defense made by her devoted sons,
cannot be denied by her bitterest enc
mics; but these were unsvailing, and
the land Of classic renOWn has sue
cumbed, for nothing short Of a miracle
could have saved the beautiful city
of Paris from destruction and France
from ruin. We regard the contest as
simply adjourned for the present. 1t
will some day burst out agaiu with
renewed fury. The antagonisms be-
tween the belIigerents has been tenn /
porarily suspended, bat the chasm
has not been bIidged over.
The humiliation Of defeat, 8
recollection Of merciless wrongs, of
crushing fines and acquisitions, in
suited women, hanging, burning,
plundering and devastating, will
cause the healed ulcer to break out |
with renewed virulence. But France |
viii not again precipitate the country |
into war. She will not undertake to /
redeem her lost prestige, OF to re-
cover the territory Of which she has
been despoiled, until she is prepared. |
Then she will 60 into the war with a |
terrible earnestness, and inaugurate a |
contest in comparison to which the |
late war will be as the breeze that |
precedes the storm.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ERANcE.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.

| THE TERMS OF PEACE
PARIS, February 3.-All the con.
ditiOns of peace are now settled ex-
cept money. The Germans demand
two millions thalers, while France
/ has offered one million. The Ger
mans have allowed seven hundred
and fifty millions for requi5itiOns,
| fines and debts in Alsace and LO-
raine, but hold out for one and a
quarter millions. Friendly arrange
ments are anticipated.
LONDON, February 24-4:30 PIN
The Ntdnddrd has a special from
| Versailles announcing that the treaty
OF peace was signed to-day by Thiers
and Bismarck. Some of the details
were Unarranged, but all will be final
/ IL settled tomorrow. France pays
Germany three hundred and twenty
million thaleFs. Alsace and Lorraine,
including the cities of Metz and
Nancy, are ceded to the Germans.
The German army will not enter
Paris. The Emperor William leaves
Monday for Berlin.
PARIS, February 24.-It is believed
the Assembly will be cOnvOked on
Il lANlGly VI ADLNlNAAhGAN OA AAAAo WEEhs
The Journal de Paris says that Bis
marck, at the request of Theirs, has
ordered the cessation of TequisitiOns
upon the inhabitants of ali sections,
and has declared that all cOntribu-
tiOns levied since the 18th OF January
will be deducted from the French in
demnity.
The Daily NelUS says Thiers and his
colleagues were to leave Paris for
bordeaux on Thursday, confer with
the Assembly on Friday, and return
ID Paris on Saturday and have deci-
sive interview with Bismarck.
Another Paris journal says General
PenhOe has been ordered to dissolve
the Garibaldi corps, and to disband
the free corps under his command.
THE CLERICAL PARTY LOOMING UP.
LILLE, February PA telegram
from the government at Bordeaux
warns the public against false reports
as to terms of peace, which, il says,
cannot yet be known.
The clerical party are opposed to
the transfer Of the Assembly to Paris.
The 23d corps will be disbanded as
soon as peace is proclaimed.
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NEW YORK, February 24.-The
papers this morning are bitter In de.
nunciatiOn Of the coal sWindles, and
term it merelya conspiracy Of capi-
talists to crush the WOrkingInen. The
contents Of all the coal receptacles in
this city and Brooklyn combined give
only one ton for every twenty persons,
and no prospect Of any more. Grocery
men sod small dealers are selling to
the poor at twenty-five TO thirty cents
q bucket-full, or about S2S per ton.
There is no doubt that the present
crisis has been determined on the part
Of mOnOpOlists to destroy the Miners
Union in the coal regions. Yesterday
and early last night several disturb
ances occurred, by freezing men,
women and children making raids on
Vrfs transporting coal. The supply
= EeighbOring cities is almost eX-
N61.
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NnN-REsInEMT NnIInE

No. 2I7, Rim the First Chancary Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee.-E. b. ChrisInan
vs. o. A. Taylor. j.. +. Ferguson, r. h. fitE-
hugh, A. =. Reynolds OF al
IT appearing that q writ Of attachment
i vas Issued in this cause February q lslli
against the estate Of defendant Calvin A.
Taylor, In the bill Of complainant, undeE
oath fled herein, alleging that said Iaylor Is
a uon- resident Of the state OF Ienme es6ee, "a y
he ls indebted to complainant In the sum OF
about $50, as evidenced by an account IN ia
yor OF com piainant, that said attachment
has been returned, levied on the property %
said defendant; also that defendants, l.. =.
Pargusoa W. u, Ferguson, n. T. Ferguson, f,
Tola A. Fer guson, +. A q. Ferguson and .. g..
Ferpusou heirs Of Carroll Ferguson ,deOaasBd ;
aIso r. IN Fitzhugh and Arthur 4. Reynolds,
are non residents OF TENNESSEE
ID Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, At the courthouse,
in the city OF Memphis Tennessee, on or be-
fore The drst Monday in April, 1871, and plead
answer or demUr to complainant Bill or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as TO them
aud set for hearing exparte, and that a copr
nf this order be published once q week. ior
four successive weeks in the Memphis A o.
peal,
al oopy-Aftest
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Easfer.
Wilson Beard 6ols, Ior com. fssi
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INDIANAPOLIs, FEBRUARY 24.-The
message Of the Governor was sent to
the House this morning, but was not
read. The Speaker said that in the
absence Of a quorum, the House was
not competent to transact any bUsi-
ness except to adjourn from day to
day to day for fOrty-One days, when
the time fixed by the Constitution foT
final adjournment would be reached.
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AID FOR FRANCE.
Generous Response Of the People bf the
United States.

NEW YORK, February 24.-The fol-
lowing official statement and appeal
has been made: The Relief Com
mittee for the sufferers from starvation
in France has placed on board q
United States ship a supply of -four
and other provisions received from
individual donors. The committee has
also bought beef, -four, canned meats,
etc. Each barrel and case has
been branded "Gift, of New York, +"
except one thousand barrels Of
flour, and 100 tierces of beef, which
have been branded "Gift of San
Francisco" these having been pur-
chased with the funds received from
that city. The Committee is ia re-
ceipt of numerous offers of free freight
from the West; also storage, carriage,
hghterage, and the services of brokers,
stevedores and elevators. The Com
mittee now most earnestly appeal to
the people for further contributions of
flour and provisions. These are COM
ing to the Committee from some of the
Western cities, and each barrel is
branded with the name of the
city giving it. Let every city,
town and village in the country
have its name enrolled on the Com
mittee's books, and marked on the
packages Of seeds, food or clothing.
Spring wheat for seed is greatly
needed. A ship with a supply will
sail next week, and another govern
ment ship or steamer viii be placed
at the Committees disposal next
Wednesday. A member Of the Com
mittee viii 90 to Europe at his own
expense, and cooperate with the
committees there, in order TO secure
most careful and efficient disiribu-
ton Of funds and supplies contributed
here. Let there be no delay in for
Warding further contributions to the
millions Of suffering women and chill
dren in the desOlate agricultural dis
tricts OF France. The committee are
under the greatest obligations to the
Associated Press and Western Union
Telegraph Company.
(Signed) CHAS. III. MARSHALL,
Chairman Of Committee.
1H0S. LANIER, Treasurer.
A. P. STOKES, Secretary.
Miller, Of Georgia, took his oath of
9 t..lrl r.. I'D go
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Nnn-RasIdant Nnfina.

No. l84, n. R. DIN the Second Chaneefy
SOurt OF Shelby county, Tennessse.-G. A.
Bateman and ]. II. Bateman vs. Joel Smith
and A. b. Snavely.
TT appearing from bill duly sworn to In this
II cause that the defendants, Joel smith and
A b. Snavely, are nOn-residents OF the state
OF Tennessee, and that they are indebted to
com mplainants In the sum Of 500, and that on
these grounds an attachment issued from
this court attaching so much Of the estate OF
the said Joel Smith, especially certain cotton
named in the bill Of com plainants as to sat
isfy eomplainants' claim, which attachment
has been returned, levied. etc.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the cOurt-hous
Of the second ChanceFy Court OF shelby
county, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the hrst Monday q April, lS7l,
and plead, answer or demur 70 com plain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as 70 them, and set for hearing sN-
parte, and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once week for tour successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
This February q, 1t7l.
A copy-attest:
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Q. BELcHERt Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson q Beard, SOis. for com. fe23
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,,,- 60 OF the New York Custom.
iaFssiilA House.

- ", VK. r february A.-The in
.r.l-'..io NE@ - Of the CustOm-HOuse af-
-. 49, bv Con. 'ress is expected to be
hrought 10 a close to-1GF' WI WIZ AZ -
eTe1Sination Of the special agent, M; MI;
Javne. collector Murphy, ana q maya
of3oer, Mr. Grinneil. A numDe5LI ol
vVitnesses were before a comB2llL,tte,e ~,
Yesterday. including Appraiser Fal, Fal,
mer. sundry inspection clerks anu
others. several CustOm-HOuse bro
kers and importing merchants. Inc
iv,oniries OF the committee, latterlyi
we're chiefly directed TO the op-
Grafton of the general order and
osrte0p svstem. Though the APprais-
er's department has received some al
tention. 10 material mOdlhea1on Wlll
be made. The general order ana
cartrage business system Is made
duate: also there will be a reform IN
the system Of inspection. The Gus
tom Of feeling officials Is among those
Of long standing and abuse. ponsid-
erable feeling exists between the COM
missioner and the collector, and the
former has removed from the Custom
house 10 the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
callectoF seemingly regards inquiries
Of the retrenchment commissioners as
assaults upon officials whose depart
ments were examined by Senator
Patterson. The Chairman OF the Com
mittee. states that long standing
abuses have been found in every di-
rection IN which inquiry has been in-
stituted.
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Stahton TrIumphs.

MONTGOMERY, February 24.-The
House to-day passed resolutions in
structing the Governor to ascertain
the amount Of bonds Of the Alabama
and Chattanooga Railroad endorsed
by the State, and make provisions for
paying the interest on said bonds
whenever the coupons attached there
to are presented by innocent and bona
tide purchasers before January lst,
ISL
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NEW YORK, February 24.-CO8l has
been retailing to-day at q price equal
to about s2S per ton.
Seventy-fve miners at the Hallet's
Point Government works, in Astoria,
left work to-day because General
Newton refused to remove the Super
iutendent Of the District, as asked by
IN. r-irLar.
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DIED.

DOUGHER-In this city, yesterday even
ing, Mr.. MICHAEL DOUGHEB, formerly resi-
dent OF Bellanan, county Of Mayo, Ireland.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
sWEARlNGIN-On Blrdeaux Island, Miss,
on the Goth inst, Of chronic dysentery, Al
FRED SwEARIEGIE, aged sixty years.
Portsmouth, Cincinnati LouI,ville and
II lnIana TarrIforv nqnera nIaasa conv.
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NEW ORLEANS, February Judge
Conyngham, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
while attempting TO jump from the
jackson railrOad train at Magnolia,
Miss, last night, fell, the rear car
passing over and crushing him 50
badly that he survived but a short
while.
By a collision on the Jackson road
OD Wednesday night, two engines and
tenders were smashed. It is reported
nobody was hurt.
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Bacon-claar sides, l2l<e; hams, lS1<c; shOul-
ders, lnc: sugar-cured hams. 165sc Lard, l5c
Corn 70c. Oats, sc Flour so8s.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, February 24.-Cotton nrm; mid
ding, l45<c. Net receipts, Js59; total, 4y4l
to-day, 200 bales Stock, 81 ga bales. Net re-
ceipts VI tns week, 1870 bales gross. 10 So.
ExPorts-to Great Britain, l2634; to conti-
nent, lSO0i eoastwise, S68s bales. Sales, $500
bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, February 24-OOtton arm /;
middlings, l45z9 l43zei sea island S5cMaL Net
Teee pts to-day, lisl oales gross l55 bales
bales. Sales. 700 bales. stock, 83.l33. Net re-
ceipts OF the week, 1876 gross, 77e5 bales. Elk.
pOfts-tO Great Britain, coz; 10 continent
746; coastWise, 1928 bales. Sales, 800.
SAVANNAH.
sAvANRAH, February 24.--Cottou steady /;
fair demand; middnngs, l4Zs. Net receipts,
2I34 bales. ETDorts-cnassV wise, ll2l bales
Sales, 1900 bales. Stock, 80 .2I7 bales. Net re-
csipts OF the week, ,036 bales. EXpOrts-tO
Great Britain, ll,O82 bales 70 continent, 6J8l
balesi coastWise, os32 bales Sales OF week.
$3.50 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALvEsToE, February "a Cotton firm
good ordinary, l2149l215c- Net receipts, l42s
TO continent, l4l0 bales; eOastWiss, 35G bales.
sales, SLO bales. stock, 81 ,3l5 bales. Receipts
VI Anu " uGhr U1Aa DaAEAs TX U0ElN-LO lAgaA
Britain, l3,7Wi to continent. Hl0; cOastWise,
WILMINGTON.
WILMIEGTOE. February 2l-Cotton firm;
middlings l4c; net receipts "a bales; exports
cOastWise $50; sales .; stock 42f7. net receipts
Of week 10 90; expOrts-to Great Britain 40;
coastwise ll9i; sales Of week 6}G bales.
NORFOLK.
NORFOLK February 2-CottOn firm; low
middling5 l354gl5,sci net receipts 1910 bales;
exports to Great Britain 5Sl, coastwiss 1885,
sales 355i net receipts Oi week 1856 exports
10 Great Britain IS cOastwise i25ji sales Of
week 1900; stock 1853 bales.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February p Cotton drm,
mlddlings 1sc; gross receipts 50 bales, exports
coastwise 100. sales 400 stock 1896 net re
celnts OF week $50, gross 9IOJi exports coast
wise $50, sales Of week 2Zy0 bales.
BOSTON.
BosToE, February 2L-Cotton dull; mid
dhngs l55<c; net receipts l6I bales, gross so
sales 200; stock 70OO; net receipts Of week l5J7
gross l3.5l9i sales Ot week leOJ bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, February q, 4:30 pm.-CousOls.
elI. United States bonds firm coupons, 'B2s,
5si do. old Cos, 900 do. 675, S95s; do. 10 l08
~. Erie, 1874 Illinois Central, l09i Allan
FEANKEoRTt February 2l.-United States
MANCHEsrER, ebruary 2l,-Market steady.
LIVERPOOL. February e, 4;1O p.m.-COt3On
qaieti mtddling uplands, T5sd; mGddling Or
leans, 7tsd; To arrive, 7K971sd; salos, 1900
bales, OF which 200 was iOr speculation and
export; STOCK ahOat 443 0O bales, OF which
10000 are American; sales OF the week, "a 600
bales, of which l7,lOC was for export, and 50l0
for speculation; stock, 7J4 90 bales, OF Whigh
100000 are American; receipts OF the WeFE,
% 90 bales of which $1,000 are American.
Wheat-red western, los 6dGl0s I'D; receipts
OF past three days, 1850 quarters; ali Amsrl-
can. Coru-EO. miXei, Sos Cd.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

uNHE commencement exercises Of the Med.
icaI College OF Memphis, viii be held al
the Memphis Club HaL, GrsenlaW Opera
p ouRe on Monday evening, February Nih
q 8 O'Clock. The ValedictOry Address will be
delivered to the graduates by Prof Dudley
ID. Saunders NJ. ID. The public is respectfully
invited to attend.
ALEXANDER ETtSKiNE, N. D.,
faq5 Dean OF the FHcu itV.
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HOME DISPATCHES.
Tsrnsdo

ST. LOUIS, February PA tornado
passed over Jefferson City, No, last
night lasting about thirty minutes.
Portions Of the penitentiary unrOOied
and part Of the walls blown down.