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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-07-13

Wilmington Council, No. I
%. L. 4. ~. wii hereafter meet at the S
g.. corner Of Second and King streets in
stead Of "a No. 2l1 King street, q, hereto
fore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
MISSISSIPPI.
Proceedings Of the Mississippi LssisIaIsrs
Yesterday,

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, January I5.-To-day be-
ing blue Monday" little was done
in the two houses.
In the senate, q resolution was offer
ed that the senators and representa-
ffves in congress be instructed or re-
Quested to resist by all the means in
their power the further revOlu-
tlOnaEy measures on the part Of
the government, having for their
object the denial TO the people of the
States, the right of local self govern
ment, and OF the inestimable privi-
iege OF the writ of hd6eas corpus, to
the end that the liberties of the peO-
pie shall be preserved and a republi-
can form OF government be main
tained, which was referred to the COM
mittee on federal relations, with a
prospect of considerable discussion
when brought before the senate again.
A resolution to adjourn On the 2Sth
OF February was also referred, no one
being willing to listen to its demsnd.
The act TO provide for the publica-
ton OF digest Of Mississippi law re-
ports was passed. This bill author
ICES the supreme judge to order of J,
4. George one hundred and sixty.fve
copies; also the appropriation OF 5000
for paying for the same.
a bill to provide for the funding of
certain county warrants, and to regu-
late the finances OF the several cOUn-
ties in the Slate, was again made the
special order for tomorrow. A full
synopsis viii be telegraphed. The
bill itself is one of importance, looking
20 improving the condition Of the
State.
& bill was introduced and referred,
incorporating the city of Columbus.
In the house the same feeling per-
vaded as In the senate, and among a
number Of resolutions was one regard
ing the lease Of the penitentiary and
anstructing the committee on the pen
itentiary to report bill that will en-
tertain no proposition contemplating
fhs leasing Of the institution to pri-
Yate parties, which, after some de-
bate, was referred; also, asking the
consideration of any bill involving
the division Of the territory OF the
counties of this State with the view OF
forming any new counties be in
definitely postponed, which was re-
1err6Q.
A bill to amend an act act ineOrpo-
rating the Ripley railroad company
was referred.
A bill to aid the collection OF delin-
Quent taxes in NOxnbee county was
introduced and referred.
An act Incorporating the town Of
HernandO was referred TO the judlci-
ary committee.
An act to extend the time Of cOllee-
ton OF taxes Of certain counties in the
State for the year 1871, with senate
amendments, was taken up, and the
same cOncUrred il.
a bill to repeal section "A Of an act
70 redeem and protect from overflow
from the Mississippi river certain
lands, was read and referred 10 the
committee on public works.
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YESTERDAY ~ SEW YORK.

George Bsssensl blew his brsins out
while in bsth-tu5 yesterday.
Weather very cold, Thermometer six
| degrees above zero st sunrise.
James L. Steel, negro, was arr ested ct
Jamaica, Long Islsnd, for partially roast
ing his vile on red-hct stove.
Postmaster Smith, Of st. james, Long
Islsnd, set trap On Wednesday night for
burglars, but forgetting the gun, be went
to the Cfie5 for package, and wss shot,
dyIns next morning.
The Times says the letters in the Herald
purpOrtipg TO be isk's had been GOctored
By Jay Gould, and that those letters are
not the ones which have formed tAe sub
jset Of 80 much litigation. y
Il Il ssid thst Flsk's estate viii cot
amount 20 more than 500, 900 after ,
payment of his debts. Il ts slso sta d
thst the Grand Central hotel presents 6
bill Of $500 for the use Of the rooms In
which Fisk died.
Several Of the preachers yesterday ser
mOpizsd on the life md death Of Fisk
Rev. Mr.. Wills, Methodist, in trying to
morslizs, on the dead man, laid bare all
the evil that he ever did. His sermon
throughout Wss chsractsrizs sd by disrep-
utable, unchristisa bsdinsge, snd was
suppressed by his congregation.
Rev. Mr.. HepWOrbb, yesterday, ,preaohed
at Seminary hall, snd during his sermon
an address was circulated among his con-
gcsgstion announcing the establishment
Of g new ehLTch-that OF the Church of
the Disciples. Rev. Mr.. Clarks, Unitarian,
denounced Mr.. HepWorth. saying thar
two-thirds Of tke Unitarian ministers
were glad be (Hspworth) had left the fold.
The Tribune editOrisily says: There
has been for some weeks circulating an
sfidsvit, exhibited by Edward Oracle,
book-keeper residifg in Albany, which
impssches the official and personal intsg-
rity of James TerWllliger, formerly, and
now Ggein, clerk OF our State senate, in
termedistely deputy collector srd private
secretary to Collector Murphy of our Gus
tOmhOuse, which Ofics he has probably
resigned, though We have seen no report
that he has done 30. The affidavit thus
referred 20 charges TsrWilligsr with hsv-
ing received q large commission, one-nfth
of the contract price, from State printers,
On amounts collected by them on account
Of the printing f0rnishsd by TerWilliger
As cleEl. of the senate. Also that these
3 ate printers occasional made payments
tor TerWilliger's jsWelry until he had his
commission account settled, and that the
amounts charged by the printing Arm
wers increased, and thus certified 70 by
G5rEilliger ss correct"
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GAS.
A Gard from the Memphis GasIIEht
Company.

To the Pubic
The board Of directors OF the Memphis Gas
light company desire to declare, in an author
ltativs manner, the future policy of their COM
pany in regard to the sale Of yss;
Our company is possessed Of the most COM
plete and ample appurtenances necessary for
the manufacture and distribution Of an ade-
quate supply Of Illuminating gas for the city
OF Memphis, the right 10 vend which we claim
as an exclusive and vested right. In addition
to the extensive works for the manufacture OF
coal gas, We have in operation apparatus tor
manufacturing gas from naptha, under the
process secured by the Rand Gale patent.
By this method (owned and controlled en-
tlrely by u.s., an Illuminating gas Is manufae-
tured by our company superior 70 that which
any other company can manufacture In this
CITY, by from dfty to one hundred per cent.
This is a fact which VIII become patent to
every gas consumer Of the city should another
com pany enter into competition with us
Within the present week an Improvement has
been made at our works which Will tors'i er
secure TO this city the credit of possessing a
light unsurpassed throughout the gloDe.
Through the same agency we viii hereafter
be able 10 correct, in few minutes, dencsen-
cies in the power of the Light we furnish occa-
stoned by cold weather, or from other causes.
We do not propose TO lose consumer on ac-
count OF price. should another conn mpany COM
mence to sell gas at q price lower than the rate
our rate 10 a point nifty cents per thousand
cubic feet lower than the amount fixed upon
by such other company, and viii keep de-
SC uding IN the same ratio.
v e would remind ths public that we desire
no assurances or guarantees on the part OF our
consumers, as we believe that whenever mat
ters come to open competition, the superiority
of the light offered by this company, 70 say
nothing Of Inducements In price, Will secure
continuance Of the patronage it has 80 long
enjoyed.
II is made the imperative duty Of every Offi-
Ger and employe OF this company to pay
strict attention to the wants and req uirements
OF our patrons, and any lack Of courtesy or
neglect OF complaints VIII subject the offender
to severe rebuke or prompt dismissal from our
service.
Adopted by the board, and ordered pub
lished, December q, lS7l.
JAMES M. WILLIAMSON, President.
9EoRGE ". GIFT, Secretary,
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The following bills were introduced
and referred;
BY Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusetts-
A bin for the removal of the legal pO-
htIcal disabilities incurred during the
late rebellion; provided, that the act
ahall not enable any person TO main
tain q claim or right against the gov
eminent, except the same occurred
before the 1lth day Of April 1861, and
subsequent to the 9th Of April 1895;
also, 10 repeal theSseveral tenure Of
o43ce acts.
By Mr. snlth-A bill ioF tbs con.
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the SPANISH OAPLICATI7H.
The Case Of the FlorIda-Spala to be
kass to Toe the Mark.

New YoRK, January IA The Evening
II all has Tie following special from
Washington:
"Sworn statements In the Florida case
have beeh Teceived st the navy DEPART
ment. They were st once forwarded
70 the State department.. By order Of the
President demand viii be at once mRds,
In q manner which viii admit OF no eva
sion, for explanation, apology and full
satisfaction. The attitude OF this govern
meDt viii be unyielding in the defense Of
the asssiled honor OF our dag. Minister
Roberts Is perfectly aware OF the feeling
which prevails, and has undoubtedly mo-
tified his government that there Is no
evasion from either an ample apology OF
.syar
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MARRIED.

WTTHERsPOoN-ARTH the Pres.
byterian Church, In this city, On esth inst,
by Rev. Robsrt Price, H. A. WITHERsPooN,
Eaq OF Louisville, KY, formerly OF this
place, and Miss sALLIt T., daughter Of A. II.
Arthur, Esq
WRIG At WoO ID Wednesday, January
l0lh at the residence Of the brides father,
prpry Wood. Esq, in CharlOt sVtlle, Va, Mr..
W. ii. WRIGHT. Of this city, and Miss NAN
XIE @. WO0D.
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have asked why Memphis, with her
manufacturing advantages, ehouid not
become q manufacturing city. Whist has
built up the eastern oltiesl Manufactures.
what Is br lding up Sc. Louis 80 magic
silvf and Louisvillef and Cmcinnati3 2
MsnufsctU Is, Msmphia may not 80
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MGndstful Cure for CaResr.

FERHIs REMEDY sOOTHEs AND CURES
IN all oasas where the vital organs are
not materially paraiy Eed. VII be expressed
to any part OF the United States. with full
directions, ON receipt of 326 and descript' on
D. q. d. or in registered letters. Tdls VERI-
LY II NO HUMBU0. satisfaction Ruaran-
tead or money returned. Address
II. p JOHNSTON.
5ai1 Coldwatar, EiEs.
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FUkERAl. NOTICE.

CREAMER R-rhe friends and acquaintance
OF Charles B. and Annie L. Crsaner are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral Of
their eldest daughter, LGzzIE, from their res.
idence, No. 2sS Washington strsst, this
(TUEsOAYl afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
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MURDER
TWO HEADS PUT IN ONE.


TIAs purchased the CONTINENTAL Res.
III TAU8AMF, and consolidated with 1t
ter prepared hen ever before to accommodate
all The old customers OF both houses and as
many new ones IS may favor him with their
patronage, Rooms up stairs Tor the accom-
mediation OF private parties Of ladies and
gentlemen. Balls and parties supplied
promptly and at reasonable rates. jae
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RELIABLE INSURANCE

In addition to the QUEENS IN
.sURANCE COMPANY OF LIVER
POOL AND LONDON, capital
81 1910 q ., q o,
for many years represented by me, 1
have made arrangements with the
managers Of the ROYAL INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LIVER
POOL, which has also a capital Of
. 1 O. Q . o, - Q o .
and not heretofore represented in
Memphis, giving RELIABLE IN
.DEMNITY and UNDoUBTED Sc
OURITY tony patrons and friends
Of whom I confidently ask a continu-
ance Of the liberal patronage extended
to me during the past ten years, as
suring them of prompt and honorable
dealing, and just and equitable adjust
ment in case Of loss.
To holders Of Policies. in the PACI-
FIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
1 am happy to state that all the out
standing risks have been reinsured in
the Liverpool, London and Globe In
surance Company, by contract with
that company, rendering it unneces-
sary to change them until expiration.
n. 7. TOMLINsON,
General Insurance Agent,
No. II Madison street.
Memphis, January 18.
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rHSHE insolvency OF the estate oE Jozs =.
4 Williams. deceased, haVtng bean sug-
gesfsd, Eotica iB hereby given g AL pdEsola
having claims against said estate 20 ule t14
same. authenticated IN the manner pre-
soEibsd By law, with tRe Clerz e t1s eon1lT
fSourf al ehslby county, on or os-cra t1a 1ltt
day Of July, 18l2. or tney VIII % forever
Ha-aY &. WILLIAMS.
ial4h hr Admx. of ]. B. Williams. dsa'd.
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The ngures indicate feet and inches.
PROBABILITIES.

WAsHISGroE, January l5.-The central
lowest barometer VIII probably move during
the night more TO the eastward, possibly into
Western Pennsylvania, and pass over New
York on Tuesday. 5oUtheasterly winds win
increase tonight on the Middle Atlantic
coast, veerinR "a pidly TO westerly winds on
TUESDAY, Cloudy weather will prevail by
Tuesday afternoon nom South Carolina to
Maine, with rain or sDOw north and east OF
Virginia. Brisk northwest winds, with cloudy
and clearing weather, viii extend rapidly
tonight from Lake Superior to Kentucky.
Partially cloudy and cold weather Will prevail
over this region on Tuesday. Cloudy weather
and possibly q light rain on the coast OF Texas
and louisiana. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated this evening for the Atlantic and
gulf coasts.
EtVers and Business.
The river Is now stationary, and the
probabilities are that unless there comes g
hereafter. However, the river Is ten feet
and seven inches above low-Weter mark
Of the season, with plenty of water over
the bars below and above.
~ Telegraph.
PTrTsBURe, January i5.-Westher mod
Grating. The Monongahsls has 3 feet II
inches in the channel, and is falling,
CAIRO, January 15.-ArEived: Sallle.
White river, p. m; st. Luke, st. Louis,
pm. Departed: Sallie, st. Louis, pm /;
Robert Mitchell, Louisville, 3 pm. River
q A. Lallou A1ou09s WoosAOA SA0oAs AA6E-
mometer 42'.
LITTLE Rock, January 16.-Westher
clear and pleasant. River on stand. De-
parted: Pat. Cleburne, for Memphis.
New ORLEANs, January l5.-Artived: /:
b, o, Yeager, Richmond and Glasgow, St
Louis; Alice Dean, Cincinnati and Evans
Vile; Commonwealth, st. Louis.
VIoKsBURG January 15.-Down: Ouschi-
"a Belle, 2 & M; THOMPSON Dean, am;
Mary Miller, 10 am; Louisville, 9 am.
Up: Susie Silver, 8 am; shannon, 8 am;
Mollie Moore, s am; John Howard, 9 s.m;
Silver Bow, 8 sm; Exchange, IL IA; City
of Quincy, pm. Weather cool and clear.
River rising,
CrNcTNNkTI, January is. River IL feet
Q inches Ia the channel, and falling. Ar
rived; Alaska. from New Orleans. Boats
down today state that the towbost Comet,
loaded with general merchandise from
Pittsbur9, sunk on the dam at Burlington
Island with three. feet water over the
stsrboard guard. One barge Is lying along
side in q perilous condition. The other Is
safe below.
miscellaneous.
The G, W. Cheek, from Friars Point,
brought In forty bales cotton, one hun
drsd ard seventy nine sacks seed, and a
lot Of sundries to order.
The Frank Forrest arrived from Fulton
with one hundred and seventy bales cot.
ton and over three hundred sacks seed.
The Pauline Carroll came in from Cairo
Yesterday morning. She sdded three hum
dred bal8s cotton here, and left for New
orleans drawing eight and halt fest
The Legal Tender arrived from White
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cnnarinarahin Mnfica

TOHN D. HUM and JACOB n. WOOD be-
j come memu ers OF cur arm rom this date.
The business VIII be conducted under tne
same name ana style OF drm as formerly.
MANSFIELD a HLaBEE.
Marorhfa Tannaru fg7t faTk
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h0n-Rssidsns HOsics.
R9TnE
District OF west Tsnnez
In nan LlnrLnu

District Of west TsnneEsea,1 I
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, TsnneS ss, I2th dag OF ganusrY,
S7t
TeHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
q his appointment a. assignse of Aartln
Berlin, OF Memphis, Shelby county, Srafe
OF Tennessee. within said District. who h11
been adf1d1catsd bankrupt upon his 0Wn
petition By the District Court az said Disfricr.
ial3 o. WOOLDALl9A. Aaalgnes-
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders Of the Memphis and
Raleigh Railroad Company;
DY order OF the Board of Directors, the
ID second call for rs per cent is hereby made
on the capital stock subscribed, payable on
or before the lst February neXt, to A. J.
White, Treasurer, NO. 234 Front street.
tG17 h W. BhOOK5. President
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In SUPREAE COURT At JACKS0E.

No. T-Second ChRncsry Court OF sheIby
County.-H. 3, W1b1ord ct Al vs., b. 8
Martin ct al
asY virtue of q decree pronounced June 18th
g lS7l. by the supreme Court at jackson
in this cause. & will sell TO the highest bid
der. in 'front.' of the Second ChRncery court
room on Second street, in the city OF Men.
phis,
On Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1872
the real estate mentioned snd described In
the pleadiuRs IS follows: Situated In the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee
on the east side OF "a ain street, and dssig.
mated on the map OF said city OF Eemphis sf
lOts Nos. and $, In block No. 66, being part
o. original county lot No SS4, sub-dfvtded
and partition cd among the heb of Joseph
h Talbot, deceased, by decree of the com.
mon law couEt OF the city of Memphis, and
numbered in said plan of partition and divi-
sion as lots Nos. andS, each fronting 2l 81 LOG
feet on M2tn street, 2nd running back east
Wsrdly lsS1S feet to an alley. Said lots Nos ]
and 3 constitute the northern portion Of the
block OF buildings KNOWN g. the Provtna
Block, together with all the improvements
and appuTtenances thereto belonging.
Said lots viii be sold separately.
Terms of Sale-Hix, twelve and eighteen Is,
"a and l6l months credit. purchasers giving
notes with approved security, and Lien re-
talned upon the property for payment of ths
purchase money. EQuity OF rSdam pEiOn
barred. Sale within legal hours.
December is, ISL.
JOHN q. FREESAH, Clerk.
Estes q Jackson, Solicitors. decl5tds-jal6
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N!sslsslppi & TsRssssss 3. 3.

nH and aftsr SUNDAY, Dscsmbsr z. IN
" until further notice, trains Wiu rnn =
fnlloWH:
LsEFA Arrfva
Sew OTisanz Nal, daily 2I8 p.n. szfD.n.
EXpress Train, dail y.....-- 4 IS p.m- 8S9 ~.
fTe1Z1t Train daily faz-
espt unday1s-----.------. g % an. Es0G pm.
New Orleans Aail makes direct couuesfioE-
tor New Orleans, Vicksbure, 9brsvsport,
Jackson, Canton, and al pcirssg south South
east and Southwest.
8aRsags checked through.
Eor Information sud tickets apply 20 TicEs1
once, 2S75S sa1u street, and al Depot, foot
Of Main street
az JAA YoEGE. Gem EuD'E
Ledger copy I'm
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QUA INTERESTS.

Memphis sbOaId be zaaaGaetUring
Caty--FOretEn Levies EOrse than Lo.
cal Taxes.
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PURE OLD BOURBON
AND
1Kh WHISHx.
1 A. MILLER eHIeEEN-eneK sRaNn

NYE cal the particular attention OF n
w Whotesals trade 70 our large stock or
~ nlsk1esi mostly OF the celebrated and HaIl-
known brand FOR the past twenty years of i
a. Miller Cn1cksnsCoeE 6Our hon and Rya
nlsEys made IN Paris, Bourbon county
KY anu warranted to the trade for itH piI-
rity and uniformity In quality, and 70 I'm
prove Oy age 1astsr than any other WhizEY,
made In the nnest coopsrage- We have dif.
1erenb ages, the new, one, two, three, four
age. etc.
BEWARE or OOUNTERFETTs -stsneu
brand on one hsad OF the barrel and ths
burnt brand OF the disffIlery On fhe ofnsr
mead, made In snd In nom PariB, B01rbon
county, KY.
Wholess le dealers grOe6-H and druggists
ars invited 70 examine our EfocI. Tor ~
IN lots only by
GORB, DOLHOEDB = CO.
sole Agents, corner WalnuE and Third,
dE .taW ST I-oufs NJ,
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Geaeral Nesting Of the stsckboldsrs sf ths
Asmphls and ehaFisstoa RzlIrssa
Company.

DUB5uANF 70 the resolution Of the Beard
4 OF Dlreetors OF the Mezapnis and CheElss-
ton 2allrosd Company, ADOPTED a. a c7IIeI
messLng thereof, held N the city or Mem
PMS, 1enDessee, on the 18th day o. Deem
holders OF me said raiIrcad c0Dnus1,T r
called. 70 be held IN said city OF Memphis, cz
Wednesday,, the I7th Day Of Iazaasy, 1872,
For the purpose Of considering and akinz
sucn action a. said Stockholders may deem
adVlsable In reference 10 Z proposal made ~
tne EOulnsru 6atlFs , Security Com paly 1fr
the lease OF the Nain Road aad rne Flcreuea.
5omerytlls and Winchester branch ifues or
tne said Memphis and Charleston Railroad
company. a. ]. WICK5, President.
GO koBEzIsoS, Secretary. On daw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GREAT
OPPORTUNITY
PRE- IOUs TO
"TAKING STOCK /"
MENKEN BROS.
WILL OFFER, LESS THAN COST, "A
LARGE LINE OF SILKS
At LESS THAN COST,
THER
IMMENSE STOCK OF FURS |!
A 7 LESS Than COST,
THEIR
SUPERB LINE OF BLANKETS !
At LESS Than COST,
THEIR LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF FLAMNELS
AT LESS THAN C0sT,
THEIR
FINE STOCK Of P0PLINS |
a. LESS THAN COST,
THEIR
ELEG'AT Stock DRESS GOODS
At LESS THAs COST,
THEIR
VARIED STICK OF HOSIERY !
AT LESS THAN COST,
BEAUTIFUL
LINE VELVET CLOAKS
AT LESS TH4E GUST,
a STOCK OF
Ladies and ChiIsren's CIoaks !!
ALSO, ALor
FINE FRENCH KID SHOES,
At s4i formerly Ss.
MENkEN BROS.
N.B.--Orders from the country
promptly GIIei.Ss
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DEssOnUrroN.

FFNaE business connection hereto loTe exist
Il ing between J. ID. Williams and George
A. %tovaU Is this day dissolved, D. VII
hams having purchased the entire interest
OF q. A. StOvsl in said business.
J. u. WILLIAMS,
q. A. SrOVALL-
January Is. 1872 fsI6rAu
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HAVING this day suggested the Insolvency
IA OF the estate ~ Eugante GeorRetd De
ceased, all persons having claims agasnst
said estate are required 70 dIe them win the
Clerk Of the County Court within the term
prescribed hy law. or this notice y IL be plead
In bar. JOHN BATH, Administrator
Memphis, Tenn. January il. IB72 ta1Q-fr
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River RepOrt-Jaauary 10. 1sz2.
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RiVers and Business.

The river Is now stationary, and the
probabilities are that unless there comes g
swell from above, we viii report decline
hereafter. However, the river Is ten feet
and seven inches above low-Weter mark
Of the season, with plenty of water over
the bars below and above.