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FUNERAL NOTICES.

GRACE-The funeral Of the child of D. h.
and Mary Grace viii occur this CTUESDAY)
afternoon, at o'clock. Carriages at 800 Ala
bama street. Friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend
GALLINA-The members OF the Societa d
Unione Fratenanza Italiana are requested
to meet at their hall, South Court street, this
TUESDAY, evening, Dec. 23th, at o'clock
precisely, for the purpose of attending the flu
neral of our late brother, GIUSEPPE GALLINA.
By order Of A. VACCARO, President.
A. B. NACCARO, Secretary.
GRAISGER-The friends and acquaint-
ances Of Mrs. ANN GRANGER (relict of the
late George Grainger) and family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral, from the
residence Of her son in-law, W. H. Miller, cor
ner Of Manassas and Looney streets, Chelsea,
this CTUESDAY) morning, at l0Ja o'clock
Services by Rev. p. s. Ruth
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TELEGRAMS.

Boston INDUCED in a seventy Eve
thousand fire sensation yesterday morn
/ ing.
Eighty or ninety thousand bushels o.
coal were sunk in the Ohio riveT at Gin
einnati yesterday.
I Mrs. Charlotte Adams's corset manu-
! factory, in Boston, was destroyed by fire
sterday-twenty thousand dollars.
Bismarck has been relieved from the
Presidency Of the Council of Ministers,
but retains the Ministry Of Foreign AT
fairs.
The story that A T. Stewart had fallen
and broken his leg, as reported Sunday
bv an Associated Press dispatch. turns
ounto be unfOunded.
Boutwell, has arrayed the whole fra
ternity of elaim-sgents against him, hy
DrohibftiRg fees from being deducted
nom claims when paid.
John Lynden struck bis fellOw-wOrk-
man. Patrick Welsh, at the gas-works
I'M washington, on the head with coal
shovel yesterday, causing instant death.
Escaped.
A Cincinnati Times special from
Af,snsfield, Ohio, says that the Pacific
. NNnfE.ls anu lMO VI AAANS ----s~--~- Nf-t--N-
in0s- were destroyed by fire GA sunday
NIGHT. The hotel was filed with guests.
n r. thought one OF two are missing.
LOS about Twelve thousand dollars
Adviees from ST. Petersburg by cable,
yesterday, state that the Russian Word
- that the British Ambassador at
81 Petersburg notified Prince GOrtch-
ekoffthat If tie Russian troops penetrate
~, countries between khiva and At
ghanistan, England viii be compelled
r. intervene in support Of Afghanistan
independence.
A Washington telegram announces
that one hundred recruits have been on
dered TO Fort Riley, Kansas for the
sixth cavalry: one hundred and my
TO Galveston. Texas, for the Tenth M
fantrv. and one hundred and eighty 70
lie terminus of the Missouri, kansas
and Texas Railroad for the Eleventh
infantry.
A London telegram yesterday sbates
that the mail steamer from the cape o.
Good Hope brings intelligence that the
first Ministry under system Of respon-
sibIe government has been formed az
The Cane. A diamond weighing two
hundred and lightweight caTats has
been found Ia digging. There Is much
conplaint on account Of the manner ia
which Justice Is administered al the dia-
mOnd fields.
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DIED.


BRINkLEY-At the residence of the her
SOB, r. c, Brinkley, in this city, December Sd
Ms MARSARET @. BRINKLEY. in the SD wear
Of her age.
The friends Of the family are invited to at
tend her funeral this TUESDAY, morning, at
Il o'clock. from the First Methodist Church
Divine services by Rev. DR.. slater. Carriages
at residence and at Flaherty, Marley & SuIli-
vans, No. 3I7 SecOud street.
WACCARO-Of diptheria, Monday morning
Decem Der 23d, ANTOSIO, infant son of Chiara
Maria y accaro, and nephew OF A. VaccarO
aged years. late OF Italy.
Funeral from st. Patrick's Church this
TUESDAY, morning, Dec. 24tb, at 10 o'clock.
GALLINA-On the sd inst, JOSEPH GAL
Liza, in his SD year.
The friends and acquaintance Of the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend his f1-
neral, from his late residence, LaRose street,
this TUESDAY, afternoon, at % o'clock.
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LITTLE ROCK.
Murder by a Negro DesperadO-RefOrm
Candidates Commence Proceed
iBgs for their offices.

LITTLE Rock, December %. 49, Jim.
Massey, a notorious character, murdered
a laborer on the Cairo and Fulton Rail
road opposite this city, at Argenta, sat
urday night. The labOrer had Just been
paid Off Massey is now in jail.
Some of the reform candidates fOI
State offices at the recent election CON-
mence proceedings before Judge Cald-
well, of the United States Court, to-
morrow, similar 10 those before Judge
Durrell, Of New Orleans, to restrain the
State authorities from returning theiI
opponents as elected.
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PERILS OF THE SEA.
Horrible Marine Disaster-Ihirty Per-
sons Lost and Immense Suffering
by Those Rescued.

PARIS, December "a dispatch
from Bordeaux says that the Liverpool
packet Germania went ashore Saturday
evening during a violent storm, on a
sand bank at the mouth Of the river
Girande; the water soon began TO break
over the vessel and the passengers and
crew were compelled 70 take to the rig
cling, from which thirty persons were
washed away and drowned, and the re
mainder, after passing the entire night
in their perilOus position, were rescued
on Sunday morning by a French
steamer.
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Arizona dates to December fourteenth
state that General Crook is scouting
the field from Dale Creek to Camps
Verde, Whipple and Grant, and moving
toward the country occupied by the
Tontos anG Pinals. The Apache scouts,
assisted bW the Sab Ute, Apache and
Yuma Indians, say the Apaches Of the
Upper Verde are retreating to the noun
tains. 1t is generally thought the hos
tile tribes viii be brought to terms dur
ing the winter campaign.
The plucky wife of Lieutenant Ken
dali, Of Fort Davis, Texas, shot dead a
eolored corporal whOwas trying to break
into her apartments.
/" Now, Johnny says grandma, " /
want you to sit just as still as a mouse"
q Mouses don't sit still, grandma
Sure enough!
Twenty-one dentists In Indiana were
recently convicted Of infringing the
Goodyear Company's patent in using
hard rubber for their plates.
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MARRIED.

BROOKS-REID-On the 4th December, at
10 O'Clock am, by the Rev. P. T. scruggs, Mr..
EUGENE BROOKS, Of ColIierville, Tenn, and
Miss OLIVIA, youngest daughter Of A. Reid,
ESQ, Memphis.
CAMP-FRYFOGLE-By the Rev. G. A. Lof-
ton, at the residence Of the brides mother, on
the 10th Of December, Mr.. W. T. CAMP and
Miss ALICE T. FRYFoGLE, both Of this city.
PARK-BALDWlN-By the Rev. @. H LOf-
ton, at the residence Of Mr.. c. c. Foster, on
the 2sd Of December, Major 7. C. PARK and
Mrs. VIRGINIA W. BALDWIN, all Of Memphis.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, December 23.-Cot
ton steady; middling, l9J@19lc; low
middling, lS2@175c; good ordinary
lS2(a1S2c. Net receipts, 50S6 bales; ex
ports 1881 bales; sales, 800 bales; stock
1902 bales.
GALVESTON, December 23.-Cot
ton quiet; ordinary, lSc; good ordinary
LIE. Net receipts, 705 bales; export:
to Great Britain, 1919 bales; coastwise
SOB bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, 62,S7z
bales.
MOBILE, December 23.-COtton firm
good ordinary, l74c; low middling, Isle
middling, 19c. Net receipts, 1887 bales;
exports c0astwise, 1850 bales; sales, SOC
bales; stock, 80, S37 bales.
SAVANNAH, December %. II Cot
ton quiet and firm; middling, lS5c.
Net receipts, 4439 bales; exports coast
wise, 391l bales; sales, 2242 bales; stock,
Sc, 52S bales.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December p, lsiZ-
E,,yt her proceedings in the Greeley
min as. al White Plains, have, by gen.
l-li consent, been postponed till Janu-
90 tl,irts.eft Ii, before which time eOun-
- 80 bperf retained by number ol
,,.esitjr,, Gentlemen of this city in the
irtrresS Of he Misses Greeley, and who
eypact 10 effect an adjustment Win me
managers Of the Childfen's Ala Soclely'
Nrh0 aopear 20 be now the only contest
ants Of the will. -. H., 1.,,
The transfer Of real estate Dy jay
giould to the Erie Company, Y ~AI pro
-ressing, and is likely 70 LAST lfie "nOis
week. .1,,si,,,, ~,
Il address in the Stokes case To-Day
drew attention to the laWlessiss.ss u nc
-. and said: The question now
-. mi in the community was
t,-',--.I--.,- criminals should be arrested
- ,,-i,e,,. arrested whether they Nis1li
H. T,nisba 4 and a stop put to this oioOo-
sl,.S Psd men regard the law Of pun
49,, -ouTdev with death played out
Tffbis efefe q { things is permlutedi We
snail soon L. I'M . state Of anarchy"
T-,5,e WOO, IIff affirmed Judgment
~ - Trnited States District Court
aoainst Iflienth II x Co, Ior one nun
49, ~ fauT tloxls. md dollars for the
,.i'.l-.ti[,, If fhe iuternal revenue Law
regulating t0baccOni SIS ..,t.,,.,, -
5iarra Bertea. whose eXtradition was
..,.-,-bf IN an allegation OF having COM
,,,;f7ed rourgisr At Fsouen, was discharged
nom custody, proving 70 be Inc wrong
4 nroposition was made in the Board
Of A ideTmen that every street car con-
.luetor aud driver, and stage ana eea Va
driver must be licensed and wear badges
bearing the number Of the license.
The counsel for the accused occupied
the entire day in the 1rish-AhoeEsoh
poisoning case. -.
James Z. Maxwell, arrested on thes'nt
Of Luther G. Challis, was to-day ar
rafqued in the Court Of General Ses-
siol,s on an indictment lOr perjury. 1he
-ease goes over till the January term.
The funeral Of the late Geo. &c 2. Put
nam took place this morning nom the
Madison Avenue Church, phiFty-tirst
.afr-ef The ceremonies, which
,rare Of the most simple kind,
we're conducted by DR.. Allen,
rastor. and the funeral sermon
lvss nraebed by Rev. DIR. Anderson.
Trhe floral display was beautiful. A great
numbers OF artists, literary men and
ueembere Of publishing firms attended
line services I'D the church. The follow
Ing gentlemen Ofliciated as pall-bearers;
William Cullen Bryant, John Taylor,
fosnson ID. Huntingdon, John Wiley
Iohn i. Sargent, Vincent Ooiyer, Chas.
collins. Henry Holt, Andrew {. Arm.
,.t-ars~ d ID. n. Randolph, Richard
R''5is2 and sanford b. Clifford. The
r -e-S,ss were conveyed to WOodlawn
Cemetery for intefnent.
Captain Whitehead, crew anu p e-1S;o,,
gers Of the steamship Nlssotilii Hi .-l75
Teeentlv foupdered in tho Gulf, arrived
II New YORK Yesterday. They give illl
sceoupts OF The disaster, and OF tneh
enfferinvs durinQ two days in the lie
Z - - flaa famrpef
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NOTICE.

To the Creditors and Heirs OF W. H. Forgey
deceased:
DY order of the Second Chancery Court OF
ID Shelby County, Tennessee, made in the
case Of w. b. Gibson, administrator, etc., vs..
NJ. M. Forgey, ct ais, notice is hereby given to
all creditors or persons holding claims against
the estate of W. H. EOrgey, deceased, or in
anywtse interested in bis said estate, to appear
in this court and 6ie and stablish their
claims within the time prescribed by law, or
the same will be forever barred: and all par
ties are further notified that all future pro-
ceedings at law )r equity against the estate
are enjOined, and the administration of said
estate is removed and will be finally settled in
this court. This NOvem Der q. 1872
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Humes & POStOn Soils. for admir- etc nos
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR. D
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, December Is, IS72
go City taxpayers are earnestly requested
to come forward and settle their accounts, as
taxes viii be declared PAST DUE on the lst of
January, 1873. The General Council. al their
last meeting, instructed the Tax-COlectOr to
issue wARRANTs against all DELINQUESTs
and seize Personal PROPERTY to satisfy the
amount due for the year lS72.
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
de2O City Tax Collector.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNIGHTS DE PYTHIAs-

THE officers and members Of Mem. "a
IL phis Lodge, No. 6, &. Of P, are fIz~A
hereby notified to attend a regulars ~ Z
meeting this frUESDAY) evening" De- ~ -
cember 9th, at ~ o'clock. az our hall, 49,
No. 81 South Court street, for very i'm ~
portant business. The officers and members
Of Tennessee Lodge No 5, and transient mem
bers in good standing are most frEternally in
Vited TO attend.
BY order c. L. ANDERSON. W .
NJ. BRKS, r. and c. 5. de2f
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THE LEBANON, TENN,
Law School.

V1HIS celebrated Institution viii soon close
i the most prosperous session since the war.
Six reasons why every young man who in
tends to make the Law his profession should
attend the Law school at Lebanon, Tenn:
1.-The Professors are the most eminent teach
ers and lawyers in the Southwest.
2.-rhe Course EN- braces every principle Of
Law known to the Profession.
Sits Moot Courts are intensely practical,
and in them are prepared and tried almost
every kind of a case met in actual practice.
Pupils entering on January Goth will get a
Diploma in ten months, and a License to
Practice Law, the License being gratuitOus.
They viii also have the benefit Of a summer
vacation during the year.
o. The healthfulness OF Lebanon and the high
Christian character Of its people.
6-Many Of the most successful Lawyers and
eminent Judges in the Southwest have been
educated in THIS School. Address
HON. N. GREEN,
del0 dew Lebanon. Tennessee
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SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE.

A n election viii be held on Thursday, jan
IA uaTy 2, 1878, pursuant 10 provision Of the
Charter OF Memphis City Schools, for the Sc
lection of one citizen from each ward In the
city Of Memphis 20 serve for two years as
member Of " The Boilrd Of Education Of the
city Of Memphis"
The election viii be held at the same places
and BY the same officers rs for city election.
W. z. MITCHELL,
President Of Board Of Education Of the city
Of Memphis. de2l
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A CARD

A n impression being abroad that my estab-
"a ushment, corner Of second and Monroe
streets, is for sale, would inform my friends
that such is not the case. Having a taste for
the business, it is my intention to persevere
in 1t until make a fortune, and hope my
friends viii assist me in my efforts in that di-
rection as long as they are treated in a Just
and straightforward manner, which 10 is my
aim to do at all times.
W. j. MANSFORD,
Bookseller. StatiOner and Newsdealer.
de23 Corner of Second and Monroe streets.
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GRAND SELECT
NJ MASQUERADE BALL
Ar THE
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Tuesday, Christmas Eve, Dec. "a


LOknnlft8ee OF Arrangements:
]. T. Flynn, W. q. Ross, DR.. Paul Otey, +. s.
Davis, A. E. FARMLAND, Joseph Specht, Eu-
gene Leidy, r. d. Barnum, j. W. Sneed, 7. A.
Nelson, Jos. Coil, W. F. WessOn, VIM. McAIil-
Liam, fernando; o. A. SignaigO. Grenada; A.
J. Kelar, Frank Brennan, J. II. sullivan, J.
NJ. Heating, Billy White, W. II. Jewell.
Floor na8agers.-LOu Leubrie, A. P Cur
~, A. j. Doyle, J. ii. Sullivan, T. II. LogwOOd,
NJ. Burke.
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The river is declining slowly here,
and heavy ice has been running past the
city since Saturday night, extending
some fifty miles below here. White
river and the Arkansas are both station
airy and dead low, and the Ouachita ris-
ing, with a prospect of plenty water.
Yazoo river has risen over four feet, and
Red river nearly five feet. The Cum
berland was stationary yesterday, with
depth Of eighteen inches in the cham
mel, and Tennessee river has swollen
some six feet. Cold weather has caused
q sudden decline III the Ohio at Pitts
burg, as will be seen by our dispatches,
but there will be plenty water below
Evansville, and the swell from both the
tributaries viii undoubtedly break the
gorge reported at Columbus yesterday.
Above Cairo there are four feet of water
to st. Louis, bat the ice is too heavy for
boats. The weather yesterday was mod
erstely warm, but at night it turned
cold again. Business at the landing
was dull, there being but one arrival and
three departures. The st. Francis
came up late with two hundred and one
bales of cotton, three hundred and
eighty-seven sacks Of cotton seed, and
had three hundred deekers and "texas'
passengers, and enough in her cabin to
I'LL the tables four times at each meal.
The Cheek and Phil. Allin were loading
at dark, but may not have left, as the
ice was running heavily. The Belle Of
Pike was to get away during the night,
however, with eight hundred bales Of
cotton for Cairo. The James Howard
and Bismarck were overdue from below
and viii probably be up to-day, and viii
unload at the elevator The Howard
had one thousand bars of railroad iron
te put off at Helena, which may detain
hap
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. SSH the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee-M. L. Hildebrand VS.
Rtel Hough.
1T appearing from ahdavit in this cause
L that the defendant, Ruel HOugh, is a nOn-
resident Of the state of Tennessee that the
bill OF complainant was fled herein January
Y, l672, claiming that the said defendant was
indebted to complainant in the sum of ABOUT
$50, as evidenced by Judgment rendered
against him in one Of the courts OF shelby
county, Tennessee, which could not be made
out of him by law, that an attachment writ
has been issued and returned, levied on the
property Of defendant HOugh;
IL is therefore ordered, That he make his an
pearance herein, at the courthouse in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday IN January, 1873, and plead, answer
or demur 10 complainants bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to him and set
Tor hearing eXparte; and that q copy of this
order be published once week, for four con-
sseutiye weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
November %, lS72.
A e0py-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r.. j. BLACK, ID. &. and M.
CAN'T & Mcdowell. Soils. for commit NON
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TRUSTEES Sale Of
MILLINERY GOODS. at Auction,

by A. r. K A n K La n D,
RS- I win sell on TUESDAY MORNING,
December 2fth, at 10 O'clock, at No. 49, Main
street upstairs, OpptSsite Court square, over
Singers Sewing Machine Rooms, the entire
stock OF Millinery Goods, contained therein,
comprising Ladies' Hats, Bonuets, Flowers.
Ribbons, Trimmings. Also, Showcases, Fix
lures and eight months lease upon store
Terms cash. By order
BIZ BARNES, Trustee.
A. f Frankland Anctioneer dn90
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at SOC, but the real cost to the purchaser
would be only 44c, the interest perhaps
being due on the coupons. The sale was
made as test, just as much as anything
else. He was not in favOrof selling them
himself, but others of the committee
were in favor Of selling. He thought the
price-too low. After the publications. in
the APPEAE. they again went to tos pur-
chaser of the ten bonds, but he said he
would not give 40c for them. It was
this condition of things that caused the
present call. They were in the habit Of
borrowing money at 10 per cent. Not
long ago it became apparent that they
would have to borrow $1,000 to pay teach
ers, in order to tide them over Christmas.
They had to borrow money at is per
cent. There are notes coming due on
the twenty-fOurth (to-dayl, and the
holders of those notes (Sl5, 600 would no
doubt renew the notes at ten per cent, at
least the holders of $4,000 of them, but
they insist that they have a right to get
as much as other parties, and the prece-
dent that was given in the recent action
of the Committee on Finance, in allow
ing eighteen per cent, emboldens them
to ask the same rate of interest or pay
ment. The holder of a note for S50Oc-
the German National Bank-insists on
getting the money.
The following statement was read oy
Mr.. Gavin:
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NOTICE.

SOUTHERN RAILROAD SECURITY Company
Lessee Memphis and Charleston r.. R..
Memphis, Tenn, December %. 1S72.
MO local freight viii be received at Memphis
~ and Charleston Railroad Depot 18th,
Christmas day. w. j. ROSS, Supt W. ID.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTTCE-

HNION AND PLANTERS BANK,
u MEMPHIS, December %, 1872 !
50 Tomorrow, 25Ih inst, being legal hOl-
iday, this bank will be closed, and paper ma
turing that Gay is due and payable to-day.
de4 5. p. READ, Cashier.
The Celebrated Haekett Crate
Is used by the following families, who feel
assured viii take pleasure ia giving their
opinion as to the merits of this Crate to any
one suffering from cold rooms this freezing
weather. We CLAIM that they require less
fuel, give out more heat and leave less ashes
ana are more Clearly than any crate in use.
In the Northern Part Of the City:
G. Reder. J. B. Griding,
William karr, VIM. Allen.
George Handwerker, DR.. r. z. Bateman
W. Z. Mitchell, J. 2. Prescott,
Rev. Father Walsh.
In the Central Part Of the City:
Jones q Baldwin, Ara Is; DR.. Hodges,
DR.. A. Szerenyi, NJ. r. Cochran,
p. Menges, Judge T. W. Brown
G. G. Graham, q. NJ. Greeley,
G. Z. Wlnkier, J. b. Cook, Arc T.;
W. Il. Taylor, FargasOn q Clay,
Ed. NedereT, c. +. COun.
Craft & Scales, A. f. DOds.
In Southern Part Of the City:
+. p Fontaine. J. H smith,
VIM. CO'e, John r. Thomas,
George Hook, r. A. Parker,
Thos. II. Allen. G.. Clarke,
James ROOSa, Dr. HopsOn,
W. L. Morse, Judge J. E. R. Ray,
Niles MeTiweather, j. +. Frank,
j, w, Anderson, A. Murray,
James Z. Cook, J. II. Lenow,
Judge Archibald Wright.
de2 II. HAAANE.Rs 342 Second street.
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.

A Financial TangIe-Squirmy Meeting
Of Nine Members Last Night ON the
subjees OF Bonds and Finances
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Notice to Cotton Shippers.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE AND GREAT0
SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
OFFICE OF SUP'T.-MEafPHIs DIVISION. }
Memphis, Tenn, December q, 1872.
TRANSFORMATIONS lines leading east from
i louisville being blockaded with freights
compels This Cor pany TO discontinue reeelv
ing cotton unfr drtlaer notice.
dtA JN9..f. FLYNN, Sup't Mem. Div.
~ 2TL [Es-
OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANh,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, December q, 1872.
81 This bank viii be closed Wednesday,
December 25, 1872, Il being a legal holiday.
Al paper maturing on that day is due Tues
day, december p, 1871.
de24 W w THACHER Cashier
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DISSOLUTION.

FTlHE firm OF NJ. J. Rossel & Co. is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent. NJ. j. ROs
sci Is authorized to settle all business con.
nected with the firm NJ j. ROSSEI..
December q, 1872. j. L. VERSER.
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$64,26O

l Prize On. $1,000 l3 Prizes of. So
Prize Oh 2I5OI 30 Prizes Fl. 81
Prizes OH. lg00i 80 Prizes of 8
2 Prizes of ... 500l26l0 Prizes Of
$3.50 Prizes, amounting tO 9G4 2gQ
Tickets, SR2 /; Halves, SO : Quarters, 50.
50 Our Lotteries are chartered by the State
and Drawn st the time named, under the su-
peryisiOn Of sworn Commissioners.
81 The drawings will be published in the
New York, Chicago and Louisville papers.
e. We will draw a similar scheme the last
Saturday Of every month during the years IS72
andlS73.
81 Remit at our risk by Posto1ice Money
Order, Registered Letter, Draft or Express.
r. Send for Giro liar.
Address SMITH, SIMMONS K Co,
ocs9 dAW Box a2z. Covingfon. Kv-
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NOTICE
500 REWARD.

JIOR the recovery OF TWO BALES COTTON
10 marked m H. p. and ONE BALE COT
TON marked Diamond ", stolen by dray
Il27 from us st II. and L. r. r. r.. Tuesday
evening, p. NJ. PATTERSON & co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

st. Francis. Mary Miller. Andy Baum
Arlington, Lawrence.