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THE CONTESTED WILL CASE.
Gard from "A. q. Observation-Disclosures from
Physicians and HighlysResPected
Citizens
The Other side of What Looked like .
nnrk Pscture-Mr. Moore and n 9
Wife ExOnerated.

EprToRs APPEAL-Your article entitled
"a Cons tested Will" contsins many state
mants that are untrue. That article states
that sfter the mysterious disappearance Of
Mrs. Grsens viii was brought TO light,
would ssy the will In question was
brought TO light and was seen by num-
Der Of disinterested parties before her dis
appearance. And further, she stated to
others that she had made such a will. IL
Is also stated that I have been indicted for
forgery. This is also untrue DR.. Norris
and James r. Moore we're indicted for
perjury, for proving the will as sttesting
witnesses, at the instance Of VIC. Bayley,
the brother of Mrs. Greene. Tnsy testined
that Mrs. Grseue acknowledged the will
In their presence, and for making oath TO
this fact they were indicted at the insti-
gstion Of Bsyley. They testified TO the
truth, as will be established when the will
case Is tried.
The writer of that article attempts 70
convey the impression that when 1 took
out letters of administration on the estate
OF James +. Green, and gave pond OF
two thousand dollars, that gave straw
bond |" This Is untrus. One OF my bonds
men Is q large real estate holder IN this
county, and Is worth some twenty or
twenty five thousand dollars; the other
surety fDr. Norrisl Ia q man Of cOnE1dera'
BILE means, but it does not lie within the
Jurisdiction OF the court according 70 tne
technical rules adopted In such cases.
The letters of administration which |
were Issued by the county court 70 Mr..
BsyIey, were revoked by the same court, |
on the petition of myself and wife. Be-
fore Mr.. BsyIey came to Memphis sent |
him 3 copy OF the viii, and wrote him |
that I would not attempt TO probate the /
will until he could be represented here 70 /
contest it, as would not take any unfair
advantage OF him for the value of the
property Mr.. Bsyley, instead OF meet
ing me in the same open and frank man
ner, hss seen 1T to go into the county
court with that letter and copy OF the
will in his possession, and claim that
Mrs. Greene died tntestste, and takes
out letters of administration on her es-
tate without my knowledge.
was then forced TO probate the VIII, 30
get his letters revoked. l had not in
tended TO probate the will until after Mrs
Gresns's death would be bstter suthenti-
Gated 1 had offered liberal rewards,
through the public press, for her safe re-
turn, or for her remains in csse OF death,
before Mr., Bsyley came TO Memphis. Mr..
Bsylsy has seen ut to pursue course
against me that he cannot sustain himself
10. The annexed certificates will prove in
part the untruth of your article OF Tues
day morning, the II n instant. The Just
of the. law viii set me
right on the balance.
b. @. MOORE.
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AENs AND GOSSIP OF GOTHAM
NEW YORK. Februsrv 4

NEW YORK, February ls
The Jurors hEve been sworn In the
Stokes case and the court adjourned
until tomorrow.
COnkliD, the sWindling secretary o
the Market Savings bank, was 10
town last week, and left for Halifax
10 take passage for South America on
the l2th.
AT meeting Of the medical legal
society last night, il was announced
that the acts submitted by the sOeiety
10 the legislature for the punishment
of qascks and abOrtionists will soon
be adopted.
William Christie, Mike Smith and
Thomas Nsgle last night knocked
down b. Mclaughlin on Smith treet,
BrOOkiy yn, aud robbed him Of a watch
and a wallet. The police arrested the
robbers and found the booty in their
possession.
A number Of gentlemen favorable
20 the religious amendment 20 the
.constitutuuOn met last night 70 hear
q repOrtfrOm MeAllister, who attend-
ed the Cincinnati convention. Many
declared ehristianiZation 10 be the
only hOps OF the country.
A mysterious Litter has been found
In Brooklyn, signed ellen" which
mentions Panormo, the murdered
man, "a connection with "Ge0Tge,"
who Is probably the husband of I'll
leo, said George being, according 10
the letter, undoubtedly interested in
the murder If PdnormO.
Nathaniel Sands publishes a state
ment to the effect that the alleged Of
fence for which he has been indicted
Is q legitimate business transaction,
which his official duties did not pre-
vent him from engaging in; that he
was instrumental Ia saving 4 million
OF dollars al least to the city.
At Susquehanna Depot, PepnsvIvs.
mia, on sunday last, thee emploSes Of
the Erie railway nearly burned a lit
tls negro boy 10 death BY throwing
kerosene over his legs, he being asleep.
They allowed the burning TO continue
until the boys legs were roasted TO
the bone in several places. The hends
have not been discovered.
an order of arrest IVES granted yes
terday against Walter Roche, prom
fnent Talamanyite anu vice president
of the Bowling Green and Guardian
Savings bank. The order was made
in behalf Of the depesitors OF the
Bowling Green Savings bank who sue
Roche Tor alleged misrepresentation o.
bank moneys. A similar procedure
has been taken against Hank smith,
Dresident of the bank.
Messrs. Henry Clews q Co, OF this
.eitv received today cable advices
f,o6a their London house, CleEs,
Hatch & Co., government agents,
confirmipe the recovery OF American
Secarities from the decline in values
occssioned by the recent panic, and
adding also that the violent den1nels-
tions OF the American government ey
the English ministry meeis Win
reprobEtion throughout London nnan-
elal circles, and that a coDclllstoEy
feeling is manifested by the pubic at
large, showing itself ia some instances
bvS demand for change in ministry
They see no cause for the spprehen-
sions which have been 30 prevalent.
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Sales to-day, l50 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February Is
1l;l5 am. The cotton msrkst Opent d
quiet Middling uplsnds, 1IL0iIkd;
Lniddling Orleans, llHQll%i.
p.m.-Tbe cotton market closed dull,
Middling uplands, 1lk9l1Ad; MiddipR
Orleans, Ilx9ll&d. 5slesi to-day, s, coo
bales, OF which zO00 bales were for ex-
port and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANs, February L3.-Cotton Is
irregular, Sales, 2500 bales; good ordinary,
2O9sc; low midGling, 2l5sc; rniddliDg, 22c.
Receipts, 9l43 bales. Exporis-to Havre,
zls0 bales; to continent, 4l74bslss; to
British ports, 1905 bales, Stock, 2444 065
bales. This being Mardi Grss day, there
was no business alter morning hours.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 1S..-CottOn mar
ket dull and prices nominal; middling
uPlands, 22k922hc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February l3.-{SOttOn market
Is quiet; middnng, 22c.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, February 10 Cotton mar
kst quiet, and prices have declined; mid-
ding, &c.
NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, February 1S-Cotton msr-
ket quiet and weak; low mldddngs, 2l1sc,
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, February Is Cotton msr-
ket quietsnd stesdy; middling, 2lHe,
Net receipts, 1885 bales; eXports-tO conti-
nent 1900 balesj sales, TOO bslesj stock,
"a 897 balea.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, February i8.-Cotton market
weak; middling, 2lAc. Net receipts,
1895 bales; exp0rts-cOastIVise, 1921 bales;
sales, 200 bales; stock, 81. S74 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, February 18.-Cotton mar
ket dull and nominal good ordinary, 1910.
Net receipts, 945 bales; exports-cosst-
wise. 2e bales; sales, 100 bales; stock,
81, IA bales.
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NEW ORLEANS.
ROE the Grand Fste Passed Away in the
Crescent City.
All Sin, the MystiOks Krsws, and the Grand
Duke HiIsFIOusly Mixed Up.
spscial to the Appeal. ]

spscial to the Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, February Is.
The festivities Of Mardi Gras in this
city to-day were of unusual interest.
There were two hundred thousand
people present as participants and
spectators. There were, perhaps, two
hundred Memphians in the city. The
procession OF the King of the Csrni-
val formed on Canal street, and
began the march at three O'Clock.
While marching up st. Charles street
the excitement was intense and the
spectacle indescribable. The street
was densely packed from Canal street
to the city hall, and the balconies and
verandas were all crOwded-having
received extra supports 70 insure the
safety of the occupants. The streets
and houses on the line Of march were
handsomely decorated. The city hall
was decorated with flags, festoOns OF
flowers and evergreens in the most
superb style.
The excitement of the occasion was
heightened by the presence Of the
Grand Duke, who witnessed the pa
geant from the front OF the city hail, |
and exchanged royal cOurtesies with |
the King OF the Carnival.
In the procession were many gro |
tesque characters, the King himself |
being msgniicently attired, ana |
welding his scepter with grace be-
coming so great a parsonage.
Tonight the Mysticke Kr6Te Of
OOmus paraded, This peculiar insti-
tuition OF New Orleans, composed of |
many Of the best citizens, makes a
display by gsslight that is splendid.
This procession made about the same i
line of march as that of the King in
In the afternoon, and was also wit
messed by the Grand Duke at the city /
hall, which was illuminated by a /
crescent Of gas jets and many Chinese
lanterns for the occasion.
The city TO night is devoted to hila-
rity and amusement. Mask balls are
in progress at the principal theaters
aad mRny other places. The Grand
Duke will take most Of them in. No
acciden is reported to mar the gen
erai enjoyment of the occasion. There
were but few allegOrical characters in
the procession. or these the best was
the Heather Cainee, All Sin, with
fifty-tWO celestials representing each
card in the pack, and the motto,
"Euchre US il you caB." Another re-
presented Grant with his brOther-in.
law on his back and placarded, "This
ticket for 1927 Jks patented" Many
Memphians will start home tO-mOr-
row, but it will be g week before they
all get away, as the press Of passen-
gers will tax railroads and steam
DOats to their utmost capacity,
The weather is delightful.
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FrIshtfuI disaster.

WINoNA, minnesota, February IL.
A terrible disaster happened in the
town Of Jefferson, In this county, at
TWO O'Clock On Tuesday morning, re-
sulting IN the loss Of three children of
JuluS Hans, by being burned to
DEATH together with his barn, live
STOCK and house, It is believed the
house was SCI on FIRE, as it was the
first to burn The wind was blowing
a gale toward the house, and before
the sleeping inmates were aware of
the awful disaster that was descending
upon them, the entire upper portion
of the house was a mass OF roaring
cracking flames. The value of the
property destroyed amounts to be-
tween three and four thousand dol
laTs-partially insured with the Re.
public OF Chicago.
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EauEsdAys san Fsbraaxy, 1sS9.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

No. 9l00, n Rim the First Cbanoery Court
Of Bhe1oy counEy.-Frtfz Mescns ". JAMS
y. FlRherty et al. .,,
n order Was made this day IN THIS cause
~ dinsottnR pEbltcntiOn % De ms1e - ne
arediTors or the Iafs drm Of Elsherty =
Wescna. and bf th8 estate or k14tA escnei
deceased. 20 appear belore s1s SteIA ana
Master OF Batd Conrt, sna PAo'7 --1 0sta-s
n o1--nsTes Of shat order notice ia hereby
- - = -, N nartfes having claims against
s.ss 49, ~ -Flaherty " sscha. OF gainst
- .S1at-s ~ saiu fritE Wes0ne, deceased 70
sS,,Ssr bsfors tho Clerk and Master OF ssid
e,rrlsSs on satzTday, February 3 Is72 on
Sroi,i, cav an account OF SAID claims eiIl hs
t-@erl and report made BY the CLERK and
sfester, and prove and ostabiish the haue. IN
dsfault Of which aa1d claims viii be pared :
fbis notiOo % be publiBnsd daily. for nine
lays, IN the MeElphiB Appeal mis- jan
aary a 19a
EA. COLE, CLERK aud Mastsr,
b = 3. AoHWzx, Deputy @ and y.
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United States Sscurities-The govern
meRt bond market closed strong and
q fraction higher
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed 0l Trust executsd -
% william A. Blythe BY James Wicker
sham 7tn February, l662, recorded In rra
ReQistsr1s ONCE Of shelby county, TENNESSEE
Ia Book So pages 2S3, 84, SsS. and an orlisz
made by the law side OF The Common L.
and ChancsTy Court Of Memphis at g. 2 -
Der term, 1856, appointing ms trust sf.a
William A blythe, deceased. and furtlsr ~
yirtue OF q Judgment rendered. Ia Ell.s -
prsme Court Of Tennessee, At lis a nrii tsr-r.
iS7ls In the easa OF James Wicha- -au -
Niles Asr1Wetner et al, VIII, * h o'clocz
am, on -si-- .I-
thursday san Fshruary, aSz9.
sall in mont Of the County CourG BufIdfu.l
Memphis, AZ public sale, &C the highest bfd-
Ger, Tor eaaE, the prC perty described In a..
Deed Of Trust as +" the north half or par4 g
Lot No. OF Milton A Ksrr's subdivision o.
James 2. HardaWay's country lot IN Mem
phis, being that part of slbdfvided lot 20, q
tnclosed and lytng betN zen Court street aad
Pigeon koost road street, fronting 81 fest on
sAon street., and extending sbOuf 20 nom
one street 70 the other, On which are bEo
rRm6d houses" The night OF REDEEM ptfon %
Wa1Yed. The title is beiisvsd % be uuan-
numbered, except for back taxes, but con-
vey only as trustee.
iao tCfai EILlEs MERT " ETH Efl Fruatan-
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EEeIrEER's oETTon or PADuoAH ANDl
MEMPHB hAILRoAD COMPANY, Hi

ENGNEER's OgTToM on PADUoAH ANDl
MEMPHm RAILROAD CoMPAHY. nal
Memphis. January =, l672
DHOPOSAIS for executing the gfao alton,
4 bridging and tracK laying. and for the
delivery Of croEsties and timber, on that pOr-
ton OF the kaducah and Aemphis Railroad
extending from MamphiB 70 CoVtngtons q
distance Of 81 niles, VIII be received &c lhe
once Of the Chisf Engineer, In Menu pnies
until March s, 1917 At Y IA
Plans. prOflea and exhibits Of the quantl.
ties OF work and materials can be a6en, and
blank bids obtained by applying ~ Lne e1'
etneer'a once IA Memphis, on ana altsr Fe0
Prop0ssIs ahould be directed TO the Chisf
EnRineer OF Baid railroad company
The company reserve the right 70 reject
~ orsisr 81 the Board OF Directors.
II. J.. JONES, Secretary
iaa8 Pndaaah and Memphis Il n %,
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POLITICAL POINTS,


A General GVeEbARltRE.
ST. LOUIS, February l3.-Specisls
from Jefferson City say that the war
den and other officers OF the peniten-
tisry have been indicted by the Coles
county grand jury for hOgging negro
convict in September last. 1t is re-
ported that several members OF the
legislature have been indicted for
playing keno snd other games prOhib-
ited by law.
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TIE NEW YORK DRY GOODS HAKRET
--LATEST EzPoRT BIZ rELEeRAFH.l
NEw YoRK. Februarv ]

NEW YORK, February 1S.
the market is quiet to-day, put never
theless hrmer on some styles of staple
cottons. Utica hve-Quarter blsached
FheetiDgs have risen from 273fc to 30cj
Utica SIX quarter bleschscI sheetings from
sheetings from 521kc TO $50; Utica ten
quarter blsached Ehestings from 571Sc to
e0c. Pequot eight. quarter blesched sheet
logs advanced from 49c to ENC; Pequot
nine quarter bleached shBstings from Acc
to 47Ho; Pequot ten-qusrter bleached
sheeJings from sec 60 5a5ze; and Ballou
seven-eighths blesched stleetinEs have ad-
vsnesd from l2c TO 121<c.
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Hospital Harmed.

GALEsBURG, Illinois, February 13.
The Mccall and Black watercure in
this city was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. A large number of
persons were with difficulty removed
to a place OF safety. Loss from ten 70
fifteen thousand dollars. Insurance
not known.
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] pm. The river has risen 5 inches,
Weather clear. Thermometer so.
81. LOUIS, February 13 River has
been chscKed in its rise. Weathsr-freez.
ing hard tonight. No immediate pros
pect OF a resumption
EVANSVILLE, February 13-lRiver is
open to Cairo. Weather clear and cold.
Mercury, 30o. Violent Winp from north
west all day. The river is now swelling
slowly.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, February l3.-Sterliug
exchange, llsA; sight, Il discount,
Gold, llO9s.
LONDON,
LONDON, February 1S.-Ths stock market
at the close showed the annexed prices:
COnsols, account..--s2z U. s. 5-2OB 1857 - 821s
.. s. 5-2Os ls62....-....9l5 US. lO-4G......9O1s
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT. February ID american Sc
eurities-hve-twsnties OF 1852, 961<Ge55s.
PARIS,
PARIS, February l3.-Rsntes, 56f 4Oc
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ST. LOUIS, February l8-The State
Labor Reform convention met al
Turner hall to-day to elect delega les
TO the national convention to be held
In Columbus, Ohio, on the 2lst inst.
A. Z. Glenning, of st. Joseph, was
chosen president, and A. W. Mckee,
.of st. Louis, secretary. After
some remarks by John Mcguire
on the subject Of the division of the
public domain of finances and the Ia.
Dor movements in general, the follow
ing delegates to the national eonven-
ton were elected; At urge: d. H.
French and A. w. Mckee, Of st.
Louis. BY districts: r. G. Silence,
w. Il. Randolph, L. Beattie, J. s.
Hausman, George W. Bowen, VIM.
Harper, A. K. Glenny, James @.
Rollins, and John w. ShOckey. The
delegates were instructed to act
in the national convention with a
view to .makiBg a presidential nom
inatiOn and TO oppose anything calcu-
lated TO compromise the Labor Reform
society.
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Attachment NOtlcs.

Before TON HOFFMAN Ir, Justice of the
Peace for Shelby county Fenn.-Caple q
Sims vs. Andrew Ratchet.
A TTACHMENF having been sued ont in
n the above entitled cause, on the ground
that the defendant Is q nonresident OF the
State or Tennessee, and the same having
been returned by the proper ofncer, levied,
etc;
The defendant. andrew Hatcbel, will take
notice that said suit Is set for trial on Friday,
the fysE day of March. 1872, at the ONE OF
Tom HolemaD. r.. J. p, Oakvilie, Twelfth
Civil DISTRICT, Shelby county, Tenn at u
O'CLOCK al when 81 d whs re- said defendap
will appear and defend said suit, or the same
will be proceeded with exparie; II ia furth or
ordered that this notice Do published In the
Mem Dhia Appeal once a week, for four weeks.
This m day Of Fehrua-v. 1872.
felG wed TOM HOLEMAN, Jr.. J. p.
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COTTON SEED,

ETVHE MEMPHIS OIL CoMPANT VIII rur-
Il ntBh SACKS on application, and pay 81
per ton Tor sound seed, stther BY waCO-. rsil
or river. HiRheEt maTksf price pani at ali
times. ]. 8. BARrJN 5up's-
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THE COTTON HARKETs OF rSE WORLD.
--LATEST REPORT By TELEG RAPH.I
NEW YORK.

Sales to-day, 30 oslea; sales last O.
Ing, 81 bales; futures, 1000 bales.
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LossEs BY EIAE.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, February H.
The old red warehouse, recently occu-
pied by James Ryan as grain eleva-
Tor, was burned this morning. The
loss in grain is 1900 bushels; building
worth about 5000.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
--LATEST RKPOKF By IELBGRAPH.
CINCINNATI

ClNClNNAIl.
CINcINNAT1, February Is S-Floux--de-
msnd fair and DTices advanced; family
81 2O(17 40. Whest-demand fair and
prices advanced 81 55C9l 90. Corn steady
and in moderate demand 47o. Rye de-
unand fair and market firm; 92994c. Oats
market stesdy With modersge demand I;
4OG45c. Barley steady with moderate de-
mSpd. 7Od8Oc, Sugar i1 fair demand at
lower rates; New Orleans u lower. Mo-
lssses-dem and fair and prices advanced
&c higher. Llnseed oil-demand fair and
market firm; S5@S7c Lard Oil steady with
moderate demand; S3(SSoc' Eggs-de-
mand fair and prices advanced; zlc. But
ter scarce and Arm; 0(@sbo. Oheese-de-
9l6Ho. Pork dull and unchanged; l3(0
13kc. Lard quiet and unchanged; 909}fo
asked. Bulk mests-demand fair and
holders firms 5, 61fG6xc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February 1S.-Tobacco ia
firm snd animated throughout; lugs, 50 SO
al 25; low TO medium leaf, 81 5OalO:
GOOD to fine, S219l8. EiaggiDg held firm
a. l5(0l6c Flour sctivrs and firm; extra
Wheat firm at 81 55@l 20 Oats active
and Arm at 6l952c. Corn active and firm;
shelled, 60c. Rye Arm at 90992c. Mess
pork quiet and arm; $l3 co. Bulk meats
and bacon active and firm. Hams-ie-
nand fair and market hrm; sugar cured.
12Hc; plain, 115<o. LArd-demsnd Arm
ana market frm. Whisky quiet.
NEW ORLEANS.
3 Nsw oRLEANs, February IS-Corn dull
and lower: white 800. Oats dull; 62c asked.
Hy-prime, $50. Cheese, 36c. Pork
scarce, meas, $40 26. Bacon scarce.
~ z, 99l0o. sugaT-eured hams at 125z@
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CERTIFICATES


In an srticls in tbs Memphis APPEAL
Of the 18Th instant, it is sisted shat the
/ friends Of Mrs Greene claim thst she was
not properly tsken care OF, and that she
would not be allowed the consolation of
visits from friends and scQuRintsnces "
AS We were medical ssSendants of Mr.. and
Mrs. Greene, We desE1 1t our duty TO as
ssrt that they we're wei taken csre
OF, and that Mr.. Gresne did not desire,
snd eyen positively refused, to see his old
| friends during his last illness; and more
over, we do not bslisve thst Mrs. Gresne's
friends wsre not SLOWED to visit har.
FRAYSER & WILLETT,
Attending Physicians
We, the undsrsiRned, would respect
fully state that we regard the article pub
lished in the APPEAL on Tuesday morn
ing, February lSsh, as IN just and untrue,
in which the statement was made that
Mrs, Matilda A. Greene was "not properly
cared for, /" and thst "her friends were sx-
Guided from visiting her during her ILL
n6ssn at the residence Of Mr.. 81 G. Moore.
We would respectfully state that we
visited her during her illness ct Mr.
Moors's, sBd from sll appearances the
very beBt of care was taken Of her. Mrs.
Greene expressed her gratitude TO Us for
the kind treatment shs had received at
the hands OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Moore,
stating that "mr, Moore had been more
than brother TO her," and Mrs. Moore
had done more for her than q mother
could have done. We were not excluded
from visiting Mrs. Greene during her ILL
ness, and we believe that the state
ment in regard to Mrs. GresGe's
friends being excluded from visiting
her was wholly untrue, and We also
believe that Mrs. Moore waited on
and cared for Mrs. Greene with q self-sac-
ri6cing zsal ana devotion that is rarely
eQualled, snd can testify to the kind and
snfectionste manner in which she was
treated by the inmates Of Mr.. Moors's
residence, and we sre perfectly satisfied
that there was nothing left undOne that
would contribute in the least to her
health, happiness and comfort, during
her stay at Mr. MOOTs's house.
Mrs. NJ A. VERSER,
Mrs. J T. STR ALTON,
Mrs. (. o. HORNE.
Mra U II ANDREWS,
Residents OF Carroll avenue, City of Memphis,
Tenn.
Mrs. B. F. VAN LOON,
Miss Z. M MURRAY,
Mrs. A. MURRAY,
Miss A. NJ URRAY,
Rssidsnts OF Linden street, MemPRis, Tenn.
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RUssIA.

The Gar and the Emperor of Brazil.
ST. PETERSBURG, February lS.-It
is Tumored that al interview between
the Car and the Emperor OF Brazil
has been arranged to take place at
Nicas
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NOTICE

RNISSISSIPPI LEVEE AND STATE TAX
IVA PAYER5-AH intsrs sted In the payment
OF Mississippi Lsvse and state taxes can have
their taxes paid. or II the lands nave been
forfstlsd, redeemed Dy application 70
GaEEN = BANK
auQ- TuH
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SPAN
A TeIeEraphio Gable wanted

MADRID, February lathe gov.
erument invites tenders for the con
struction and laying Of telegraph
csele between Spain and the Canary
Islands, to be extended TO some Span
ish possession in America.