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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-03
Thiers RequeathIng France

President Thiers is uncertain Of his ten
ure of life and has made political will,
hoping to secure the succession in the
Presidency for Casimer Perriere. The
Rappel is again published and advocates the
claims Of Victor Hugo for the Presidency.
bismarck Wants to Sell Metz.
1t is again rumOred that Prince Bismarck
offers Metz dismantled for Pondicherry or
Cochin China,
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Concern for Chicago.

New YORK. Nov. 2.-The TribuleS Lon
don letter Of Oct. u says nothing could be
better proofOf English interest in Chicago
than the extraordinary efforts of the Lon
don press to get early and full accounts. A
sharp look out was kept for the Java at
Queenstown bringing the New Y York papers
of the l1th. Newspapers reporters went
off in steam tugs and caught her some dis
tance out at sea for papers, and this morn
ing We have from three to six columns in
each of the leading journals. Among re-
cent large subscriptions | note the Bank of
England and Union Bank of London each
$500.
The Peers and the PrOIetaires.
The new alliance between the peers and
workingmen has fallen into discredit.
Lord Salisbury, Lord Derby, Lord Cana
ron, Marquis of LOrne, Duke of Richmond,
Lord Henry Lennox, Sir Stafford NOrthcote
and Mr.. G. A. Thorne Hardy have sew
orally denied all completely in the business.
Some of them had never heard of it until
they read the newspaper accounts.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Mansion House
fund last evening amounted to f45,5O0.
The receipts of the Relief Committee at
Liverpool are f1S,700.
The International Copyright discussion
continues. Mrs. Braddon is renewing her
complaints.
A serious railroad accident is reported at
Perth, Scotland; no particulars.
Minister Schenck
has removed his residence to 5S Great Cum
berland Place, Hyde Park.
Commercial Compromise.
A compromise has been arrived at be-
tween the French and English governments
in regard to the commercial treaty. The
notice of abrOgation given by France has
been withdrawn and the treaty viii be con-
tinued in force, but with material modifica-
tions, the details of which have already been
agreed on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-03

The following lines are copied from an
English life insurance pamphlet entitled
"Thinks for the Thoughtful :"
when poor pa died and went to heaven,
What grief mamma endured;-
ant al !that grief was soon assuaged,
For pa he was insured;
Ana when ma went there oh, how funny
The Office paid her all the money.
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COMMISSIONERS GFFICE,1
RICusfOED Deem her ISt 1870


COX AGAINST COX'S EXEC'R AND
" OrHEHs.-lN THE CHANCEEY COUaT
OS THE CITY OF RlCHMOSD.-By a, decree
entered In this cause on he 18th day OF June, 1870
,t s ordered that the same ''be referred TO one OF
the commissioners ofths court 70 take All account
Of the adm lnis.ration 0! Henry Cox, executor or
Edward Cox, deceased, upon his testator's estats,
and also egHtec accounts, showing what each OF
the lcpaiees Of fdward Coz. deceased, IL entitled
to receive under hts WILL and what amounts eac b
one has received, ii any. from the said executor,
or otherwise, chargeable with on account OF his
or her Legacy, nth the balance due to each one
and also on account of the outstanding debts and
liabilities Of the te5tator5 estate, the amounts
thereof severalty and 10 whom coming, ahd rhts
order and priority thereof and also 10 Inquire ana
make report 10 The court In what form the ASST u
the said executor is directed to renuer to the said
commissioners an account OF bis administration as
Aforesaid and such information as is Ia bis power
In regard to the other matters OF account apu IN
quiry herein before directed to be taken ana made
A nd the said commissioner Is directed TO take,
audit, and state SAID! accounts and make said In.
nulry and report the same to this court, with any
matter specially stated, deemed pertinent ny MIN
pro eedng to take the said accounts the said COM
missioner shall cause notice OF the time and place
OF taking the same to be published once week Tor
four weeks In some newspaper published IN Rich,
mond city, aud tails shall be equivalent to personal
service of ouch notice on all the parties 70 this
suit except the plaintiff and defendant, Henry
Cox, executor OF Edward Cox, deceased and IN
taking said accounts, the said commissioner Is d-
rected 10 take priDd Sacie correct, but liable to
be sur, harged and falsited. any cxparte accounts
heretofore settled by the Guild executor. and con-
The parties inter ested are hereby notified that
At 10 O'Clock 4. ", At my ONCE, in the city OF
Richmond, as the time ana place to take the ac-
and make u inquiries ai5sctfd y .hs fore
drS lnwaw Commissioner.
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Hon. CAss1Us NJ, CLAY-Hs Political
Neacs.-The Lexington (Ky.) Statesman, of
the 9Th inst, says:
"The Hon. G. NJ. Clay called at our Office
Yesterday, and stated that in his speech at
Richmond he has abandoned none of his
lifelong principles, nor will he abandon
them until all men, white and black, are
equal before the law. He opposes Grant
because he does not think he has ever been
III sympathy with the Republican party.
He opposes the introduction Of troops
into the state, because he thinks that
they will only act as irritants, and
nut help the restoration Of peace and
order; he tod the colored men that
"hen they were placed on an equality
before the law, then they could decide on
other issues, and their interests would ! e
the same as those among whom they lived.
Until they were so placed before the law,
he would advocate their claims in the flu
ture as in the past. He would support only
such men for the next Presidency as Gree
ley, 9. +. Adams, Gov. Morton, and Mr..
Chase, who had always been strong on the
slavery question, and were now in favor OF
giving the influence Of the Government to
CUBA, rs far as the law CT nations would al
low, in favor OF aholi>hing slavery on this
continent and throughout the world. lie
denies that Grant has ever done So. He
thinks that the issues of the war ere divided,
and that neither party should rely upon
them for popular favor now"
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FEDERAL INTERFERENCE IN THE DELAWARE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS salisbury is the third
Governor i'll the connecting line of States
to denounce the interference of United
States authorities in the late State elections.
He says:
There were on the day of the last gen.
eral election in this State persons at or
near the. polls in Appoquinimink Hundred
and several other voting places in this State,
falsely claiming to act as marshals under
authority from she Federal Government,
and assuming the right to interfere with the
lawlully-chosen election officers in the dis
charge of their duties. recommend the
passage Of Il law making such an offence u
felony, punishable with the forfeiture of
the right Of suffrage, with such other pen
alties as the Legislature may deem expe-
dent and proper, and the application of it's
provisions to all who may secure, solicit,
or encourage the preparation Of such Of
teuce.o -'
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GEN. LEE AND THE WAR.-In his lecture
ut New Orleans, Gen. Pendleton, Of Lex
ineton, Va, said: ... ~ -
A few hours before TIE closing scene ut
AppomattoX Courthouse, Gen. Lee sent
Tor Gen. Pendleton to have Il private con-
ference on the desperate condition of affairs.
III that conference Gen. Lee stated that
from tie trst-takinS into consideration
the Hunted means AT our command and the
unlimited resources Of the power that OPP
poses us-I have never believed we could
succeed, unless under Providence some for
eign Power should lend lis assistance. /
know it WAS to the interest Of foreign Pow
crS to do so. believed it was their duty.
While realizing fully the tremendous odds
againstr us, aud all the difficulties against
which we would have to contend, / felt
there were great principles to I've MAIN
tanned, 4 holy cause to be defended, and
determined upon my course"
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TElLEsl,GRAPHIC NEWS.
new York stock M M, Il, - ]. Z,

] View York stock ana MONEY axasrrxxsas,
NEW YORK. ae.--Roan-Money an ~ :,
'ssoe per'cent- fGelds 1iosss11o.. stocks stesdy.
sssT.lngIorg. 1925 short. 1921. 'o2's, Ylr.
naia "s--ex-coupons, es; new; q. = = -
bpenfng. Money easy at e77per CENT Sterling
s.eaaS a. losa' Guild 1los9upt. Governments nd
saneea t0a a2's,, 100. Southern securities yery
"u'i except Tennessee e's q ,oted at esa y,rpI.
nia vs. %; new. ss. Lonisiana s,s, ss :; new. o..
$500 GO "s. @ ss, 60, Alabama SIS, os; SIS, 10.
georgia u.s. IS; o7's, 50. North Carolina g 5. az.
NV ro,Sr youth % Carolina e's. 50; new, COZ.
~ one time wen' up to sharp to stock.brokers,
ru' government dealers have money left at per
oeh'' discounts continue dun; and there Il little
~, NO currency for anything but prime paper.
m','en Is quoted at 7ao per cent Sold anctuated
o.n amsea il0s ana l'oi. The advtnce in Gov
e.nnnehts's Particularly noticeable ON ea.s-gs
,.O,; sas' l0e 'oi's 1881: 'ss's, 1854, new, lo,s
'o"s, lo7a; e8s, 1os4 lo-4us, 1874 el.,I,'r ~
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SINGULAR STATEMEST.-The New York
Tribune SAYS:

SINGULAR sTATEMENr-The New York
Tribune says.
Custom in China allows criminal under
sentence Of death to buy q substitute.
Many of the persons executed for the Tien
Tsin massacre were not the guilty men at
all. The mandarians arrested Il few of the
medner criminals, carefully allowed all the
rest to escape, and filed up the list of
victims with substitutes who were quite
ready to suffer decapitation in considera-
ton of 500 taclS apiece. Perhaps Il more
correct way of putting it would lie to say
that these useful gentlemen were hired OF
their respective families, AZ SO much for the
day, and returned after their heads had
been cut eff to be Gecently buried. They
had the satisfaction Of knowing that they
could provide much more literally for their
wives and children in this way than any
other, and by their vicarious atonement
save the Government great deal of
dreadful bother.
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A CHICAGO journal calls attention to the
revival IN the Western Athens OF :. lost
art known to the Romans when they
manufactured asphalt pavement. There
Is on exhibition in that city an 'simperish-
able asphalt pavement" which is said to be
lmperyious 10 water, Interchangeable under
the action oil the elements, elastic, hard,
:meoth, tree from dust, tougher than II an
ile ne easily landed and taken up, desirable,
Shrink . which, above all, is cheap. 1t
consists Of lime and asphalt mingled in
proper proportions. 1t is made up into
blocks, AND Is laid more easily, it is said,
than wooden payements. The interstices
between the blocks are filed with gravel.
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OUTRAGE IN WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-An
unknown party of men called ut private
residence in Sandcrsville between and III
o'clock, and inquired for Mr.. J. e. Gallaher,
lawyer Of that place, who with his family
was boarding at the house. Mr.. Gallaher,
suspectinc no evil, went out into the street,
when he was seized and taken some mile
and half into the country, when the party
halted and ordered him TO follow one OF
their number into the woods. This he de-
clined doing. and requested them, If they
intended to kill him, to do it right then and
in the road. While disputing about the
matter, Gallaher, Selling what he thought
was his only opportunity, ran for his life,
but had proceeded but few PAGES when a
vol'ey Of bullets was fired at him, one Of
which passed through his left and only arm,
and another entering his back near the spine
passed out at his side, somew nat in front.
Upon receiving this last shot he fell sense
is unable to say. On recovering his con-
seriousness no signs Of the marauders could
be seen. They had doubtless believed him
dead, and made their escape. Bewildered,
Major Gallaher for he was an officer and
lost his right arm in the Confederate
elvice--took the direction leading from
town instead Of homeward, and after pro.
ccrdin% mile or two came to farmhouse,
where he was taken in, kindly provided for,
and Il messenger dispatched TO town for a
physician and his wife. The former return.
ed yesterday morning, and thinks, while the
wound in the side is dangerous, it is not
necessarily fatal.
The citizens of Sandersvllle are wholly at
4 loss to account for the outrage. There
was certainly nothing political in it, and
the character and standing of Major Gala
hcrarc not such as would be likely to expose
however, that the same party, or similar
one. have made several nocturnal visits to
Sandersville during the last few months,
hut the parties inquired for not being found
they left without creating any disturbance.
Sarannah Republican.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoEN AND FIoUg ExcHtSGE,f
RIcHHoHD, VA, Dan. ., ISL. I

l. 80. -, CoEN AID FLouR ExCHAyGE,l
|. RICHMOND, VA, Dan. ., 1871
si1.s.ti = - OFFERINGS .>Sh fta.sz.
WASdk-IWMte. 73a bushels. fseH, ses rustiels,
+ Gern--Whise, 800 bushels. Aixsd none.
/. Odts.- 60 bushels, .,-..7fz.a.-.s ss,;.S-s.s
Rye bushels. ss..,.
- sALEs. 1..'
. Wheat.-Whi.e. 30 bushels good at Sf.f73; 100
bushels at $140; 81 bushels st 81 373; 900 bushels
common ut $l.7zA; % bushels ut Si.6o-,otal tat
Bushels. T. -. -.e ,r-.
Whedt.-Red, 2s4 bushels very good ut 81 s2S: sd
b1sheis inferior at g. So 30 bushels vel GOOD n
private terms: 12o bushels very inferior at 81 o5
damaged at 81 Is ds bns5els ao,d at 81. &, hush
e,s az Sl'ao; lac bushels prime st Sos-t1tsI, sea
DusheE. i I. ,,.t'hi |
corn Wnte, ia bushels very good at soc.: 49,
bushels.
NOats.-s2 bushels good at soc .-!t 80.
Rye.-24 bushels badly cleaned NJ 7oc Il. 1
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DESTRUCTIVE FIEE-FUe Hundred Seac-
',p Women Ihronn Out Of Work-Ne,1
oT&, Jan. S. large iour-story brick
ruIiains IN ptaintlcId. N. j., owned by 81
ton Marsh and Occuried by Baldwin q
Sc!ttitl;n. clothing cutters, and a. ID. Eaton
Gry goods merchant, was totally DESTROYED
bY hre early yesterday morning. Total loss
S;224,VCo OF which Sl75 900 tails on Messrs.
Daid"ln & schettlin, WHO We're insured tor
S2.t'oUV. The owner OF the building loses
~ ooo, insured for Sc, 600, and Eaton 3d.
ooV, insured for $500. Over 500 sewing
women, III different pats er the State, are
triown our OF employment 10y the burning
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Domestic TeIesraphIc Summary.

The paper-mill of Thomas Ryel, at New
ton Falls, New York, was burned yester-
day. ,.:
Sixty cents thousand ems is what the
Savannah (Ga.) printers, who were getting
fifty, want and they have % struck" to
get it. 80 .. -"
? The bridge over the Ohio Mt Parkers-
burg. W. Va, costing 81, 100000, is com.
The oil refinery at Green Point, near New
York, was burned to-day. Loss, 81 ,000. 900.
1t. Governor D. r. Floyd, of New York,
is dead. ~ ''''
The election for ten aldermen at Will
mineton, n. c., took place yesterday. The
entire Republican ticket was elected.
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BURNT OUTPUT NOT BURNT UP
DAMAGED GOODS CHEAP.

w.J.ANDERSON, having esta blished himself
temporarily at the corner or 9th aud Cary streets,
is selling q. hIsi goods slightly damaged by the
late fire, at greatly reduced prices His stoes
sTJTES CRATES. TENDERS,
|-ta- FfNWaRE CETEBRY, a. ..'f" 81
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS,
lisli u a Mp GOODS. &C., SC. ~. ,.>Et-t.y.
Those In need of such articles would do well te
CALL rs such an opportunity is rarely afforded te
tire public ia s. 4t
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It is rather melancholy to read that the
South African diamonds" after due scien-
tifc examination, turn out to be Jumps OF
translucent quartz" The best London lap
diaries will have nothing to do with these
worthless crystals.
The Democratic municipal ticket was
carried at Frankfort. KY, Saturday. In a
row Mt the polls, William Newman was
mortally and Captain ". G. Thompson and
two negroes slightly wounded.
These "eXcellent limitations" Of Bret
Harte do very we'll as emetics to say they
are anything else is abominable.- louisville
Courier. g..
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FURBqTERE, &c.

ATWOOD 81 RITTER HAVEm
Ii REMOVED THEIR FUKNITURo EAAs,
ESTABLISHMENT To- GOVERNOR ST, III
where SAMUEL ". HARDWOOD did business man
years before the war. Having no ~ very EXTENSIVE
wareroums, and a splendid stock Of -,
CHAMBER FUK>I: UaE,
raRLOR FURNITURE, .i
DINJNG-RHOM FURNITURE, and
s.. - NATTR ESSiS S, g. -. Il
sse are prepared TO sell goods lower than We did o.
Main stree-, as our expenses being very much re
duced we reduce cur prices accordingly. al III
sant OF good, substantial FURNITURE, had bet
tsr see our stock before buying. NOS
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EoNDAY, Jan. o. Neto Orleans: Cotton active
ut ltt4ltic.; receipts, g. CSC bales; exports to
Great Britain, $3.50 bales; Bremen. 3,S0l bales ;
Vera Cruz .493 bales coastwise 9s2 bales ssles
1000 bales; stock, 10 oes bales Mobile: irreg,l.
ports coistwise 1883 oales sales 900 b4les: stocs
81 $3.50 bales, Savannah: In good demand ut IaaG|
M: receipts, $500 bales; exports-to Great b. it.
w1ss, $3.50 bales SAILS, 700 bales; stock Sc liz
bales. Charleston: Firmer at l41@l.sc.; receipts,
lsSo bales exports coas.wise, 78s n,les sales
low midd!inga. 14c.; receipts, ,920 bales exports
eoastwise, $50 bales sales $50 bales stock 74O
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ROVER & BAKER SEWING-MA-
W tliiNES.-We snaounce 10 our numerous
lends and customers that we have taken the stoi
sol Broad street, corner Of sth and Broad, retted
ard made equal to orr former place on Main
street. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
slowed previous TO the recent dis lstrous fire, we
invite all 10 cell and us. and more especially
examine the merits OF the Grover s. Baker Sew
ing Machine. .- q.
Ia 10 q. & N. w. DARBY, A gents.
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The Fenian EecepffOn.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-T'he Tammany com.
mittee for receiving the Fenians met to-day,
Richard O'Gorman presiding. A committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions. But
little Of the subscription will be devoted to
display, and most Of it to the relief of the
,arriyino Fenians. - il .. .'' -, .si' 49,
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euRT OF EICAMUND. JAN. .. 1871.

ARRIVED,
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
MERCHANDISE aud passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company
steamer Saratoga, Couch l. New YORK. mercnan-
SIC ,lneI Ellie Knight Travis, Gilmore, NOR
chandisc aud passengers. !Em. j. Brett.
EhlLEp,
Steamsr John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
Ct, 1Gis" and passengers. L. u. Tatuln.
Steamer sllia knight, Travis, Bal imore mel
chanGite and passengers. VIM. L. Beet.
TBY TELEGRAPH s-'s
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Ste amer City OF Bror.k-
lyn hsnce for Liverpool was spoken, pai tally
disabled. and proceeding under canvass. Her
ais and art Of her passe agers were transferred
IL .t"amcr HaGSa.
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Riot inI4onisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-The Times re.
ports negro riot at Brashear, IN which O
white boy belonging to a circus was killed.
A steamboat and railroad train were fired
into by the riorers.7
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uOLLADAY, WHITE &c HOLLADA1,
EE A. TuREEYS AND COGSSELt - , AZ a.,
LAW pracztce n ali the coatts OF klshli1he,
Heuricn. Chesterfield and II snorer.
'-CLAlMS over $500 promptly collected in any
'aLRXAHDER r. HOLLADAY will continue
To give particular attention 10 chafnbSr praetee.
OFFICE Corner Bank and liar st. jaw"
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Rtchmoutf Tobacco W.,

JANUARY s.-since last report nothing WORTH
OF nc te has been done. TIE business inte-runtsd
by the holidays has been resumed, but the div
harsh weather has so Int rfered With the p,cpara
ton of tohscco for the market that receipts are
ots ~ sts aSssn'e 81 sesnasSsion! OF any
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NET THE BEST
cEWJNr NJ FIS-sTrC

THE bUTTnN-HCLE sEWlEG-MACHINE
Is the best sewing-machine now made. It viii 20 a
wider range Of work than any machine that has
ever been made. .-.- ..a.t:
1t Is the best machire in all particulars. All
machines .rranted. 49,
Call at 1871, up stairs, over T. W. kccsee's auc-
tion-house, snd examine before buying.
Get The Bet it S always tie cheapest
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GEINE TIL RE Adjust received my
-, own Importation SEINE THREAD, OF all
n oS. and all qualities, which Will sell for less
than New York prices. The best makes Seine
1wine and Lines for hanging setnes always ON
hand at very low prices -
de Is 1907 Franklin st., bet. nth and 18th.
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The Greas Ba.ton FaiYs re.

BosToN, Jun. 9.-The committee of the
creditors OF Cakes, Ames 81 90. report that;
their assets excee,l their liabilities by
s., coo eco" The creditors have granted the
firm an extension, With per cent. interest.
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rFHE HOWE SEWING MACHINE and
4 BUITERlCK'S PATTER & 3 have tempora-
rily removed + the Old swan Tavern, on Broad,
between Sth and OH streets ja4 wv
rGYIIE HOWE SEWING MACHINE will
l. execute wider range oil work, and do 1t bet
ter than any other machine bui t.
Sold on the INSTALMEkT PLAN nj the Old
Swan Tavern, On Broad, hatweer 81 and 9th SITS.
j. +, MCKINNEY,
HOWE and others for sale. ia 4-IH
WINE-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REr&tSED. Inc SLGAT kLLlpTEC. SEW:
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
4he only PRGpER NEEDLES !or TIC SLOA5
SLkIprLJ NACHINGS.
SLCA2 e ADDINGTUE,
s7ss .AlE EsTv street. near Fourtsenth.
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T A. LYMAN,
ATTORNEY AHDU 8. COMMISSIONER,

ATTORNEY AED U. s. COMMISSIONERS,
OFFICE on l1IH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
BANK sTHEETS,
as COMMISsI0S En-, Inv tes the pstgonsge OF
a torneys End other citiz me in sise proof OF
claims In bankruptcy, administering osths. ana
dsputS clerk and deputy marsh ~ with tire pra'-
tce In tho Federal Courts wall be found usefnl TO
til ;se having legal business In the Circuit and DIS
trict Courts Of the United States. u 7-eo2w