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REGISTERED NOTES.

"Died Abner as the fool dieth Pr
Fisk was born on the first OF April.
The sardine- catch has been small
the past season, but New England
will make ii up in smelts.
Because a poor engraver engineered
himself out of the world with q
draught OF laudanum, the telegraph
reports him as having been an en-.
gineGr.
The Mrs. McOarty who shot and
killed II. II. Hall, and wounded N.
h. Thompson, ought to have been a
C.ckney by the way she dropped her
H's.
The report that Howard, the Ro-
chester negro, had been sentenced for
eight years, Instead of twenty, was q
m xture of bis case with that OF DR.:
Howard, at Havana.
Northwestern spelling book makes
sy tables the name OF certain flower,
t'coW,sl D." When he gets up asyl.
IL b C Shakespeare he will probably
print ''ok slip"
CLANS, alive and healthy, have been
dug out of the prairie, near Houston,
Texas, and YET, Notwithstanding the
prOverbIal content OF that species of
bivalve, they are not happy.
The New Haven Register, making
mention of a new umbrella factory,
thinks il people would bring back all
the umbrellas they have borrowed
there would be enough without man
ufacturing any more.
It strikes US that the Boston Post
does New York injustice in crediting
that city with one hundred and eighty
murders and no haT ging last year.
We don't dispute the murders, but
think there was hanging or two.
Gran g treatment of General Han
cock is designated by some journals as
the meanesI act OF his life. Possibly (;
but there are some sublects too pro-
found,ior human vision.
With all Ruskins' contsmpt for g
country without castles, he refuses 70
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ARMIES i"
France Again Threatened with a Rsigs Of
Terror.
Outlines Orthe Plan ,fths HalOontsnts.

PARIS, January 27-The plan ol
the republican revolutionary uprising
has been organized over the whole
territory of South France. The move
ment vas held ready for an immedi-
ate cOmmE ncement, in case that
Hhiers's resignation of the pres
| idency resulted In the appoint.
ment Of the Duke d'Aumale or
Marshal McMahon to the CHIEF
authority OF the executive. The
republicans keep the peace only sub
jet to the B IEdeaux arrangement for
the establishment and maintenance
of a democratic form Of government
in France. Any authorized attempt
which may be made for the restOra
ton OF monarchy absolveS them from
obligation, and they will proceed to
take up arms.
Gambetta's recent voyage to Bor-
deaux induced an understanding with
the Republican leaders on the subject
OF supplies of money, arms, ammuni-
ton and provisions, and all the other
necessary requisites of war, which are
all on hand. This was followed by q
pledge to the effect that II civil war
should be determined on the fight
would be continued, and that Repub-
licans will in the meantime maintain
their preparations for future posi-
bilities.
Should NJ. Ponyer Quertier retire
from the ministry, M. Picard will sue
ceed to his Office.
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legislature to the Cincinnati Southern
railroad, provides for the survey oi
one or more routes via Nicholas.
willie and Dauville, In the direction OF
Sparts, TeDnessee-the choice OF
routes to be determined by a vote
of the people of Cincinnati-snd i'm
posing q per capita tax OF fifty cents
on each passenger across the common
wealth OF Kentucky, twenty five cents
Tor each passenger travelling one hun;
dred miles, one cent per one nun9red
pounds on hrough'freight. The Conn
merciaI this morning says OF the lat
ter. that it is, In effect, blackmail
demand, and the insolence OF it not
less remarkable than its illegality. 1t
says, we do not suppose there are
many persons in Kentucky, or out OF
be paid" 1t Is expected that trains
will pass over the Newport and Cln'
cinnati bridge In March.
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TIE immigration into the United
States for the quarter ended September
80, 1871, is given in detail in seven
DIFF rent statements, showing sex,
sge, nationality, occupation and part
Of vessel occupied e1 route. From
these tables it appears that the Total
number of passengers arrived during
the quarter was LIS, ,6Ss, of whom
73445 we're males AID 52, ,444 females ;
50. .s84 were cabin and 81, ,O54 other than
cabin passengers. OF the total num-
Der arrived Is. .1S5 were citizens of the
United States returning from abroad,
and 1894 we're foreigners not intending
TO remain in the United States, ieav-
ing the number of actual Immigrants
9s $50, of whom 56 S27 we're males and
81 O82 females; 2 562 were under A.
teen years OF sge, 6s, ,562 fifteen and
under forty, Is. III forty and upward.
The total deaths on the voyages were
6s. OF the total number Of immi
grants there arrived at New York,
70 4l6; Huron, Michigan, 7570i BOs-
ton, 7O75; Pssssmmsquoddy, Maine,
62lO; Baltimore, 26I8; San Francisco,
2OI9 The natiOnalities Of the i'm
migrants Werei Great Britain, "A, ,2Sl; I;
Ireland, IA 633; Germany and Aus
tria, 80 65J; sweden, Norway and
Dsnmark, 9 Al; France, 2O06; Swift
Esrland, 585; pain and Portugal,
1S2; Italy, 1885, HJlland, 28Si Bel
Rium, 80; Russia and Poland, 684;
other countries OF Europe. IOS; China
aud Japan, 1885, Africa, Ia British
NJrth American provinces, IL s2ii
M-xico, I45; South America, S6i
West Indies, 800; all other countri 8,
1905 The occupations we're as fol-
l0Rs; Artists, IS; bakers, rs; black
sm tbs, 4I6; hu'chers, ZIG; carpenters
and J liDers, 1888; cleTgymen, IL;
clerks, 6l2; engineers, 2O9; farmers,
1881; Jewellers, los; labOrers, 1878;
lawyer, 80; mariners, 574; masOns,
45s; mechanics mot specited), 172e;
merchants, 228i; miners, 1858; paint
ers, I9l; physicians, 5s; sPsmstresses,
IO7; servants, 2slI; shOemakers, $40;
GailOrs, $50; teachers, "a; weav rs,
2s9; all other occupations, 2770; Occu-
pations no. specified Chiefly women
aud children), 1856, without Occupa
tlon (chiefy women and children),
81 .262. If Tom Scott and the Charles
ton railroad viii only agree, Memphis
may secure her share Of this " wealth
OF souls" and become, as we hope
she will, the center Of a great manu-
featuring activity.
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Cincinnati After Alexis.

CINCINNATI, January 28.-A move
ment to invite the Grand Duke Alexis
10 visit Cincinnati, In behalf Of the
citizens, has taken definite and sub
stsntial shape, and committee, with
Henry PrObaseo as chairman, will
proceed to Louisville to morrow night
to personally tender him the hospital.
ility of the city. II he comes he will
be entertained at the Burnett house,
where the grand ball will occur. The
number of Invitations will be limited
to five hundred.
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THE TRAMsCUETlathTALF FRAUD

OMAHA, January 2s The snow
blockade on the Union Pacific seems
TO be increasing. The weather along
the west lineshas been ieariuliy cold,
with strong winds and snow. The
train due at Cheyenne from the east
70 day at noon has not arrived there
vet and Is reported snOw-bOund al
Antelope station. The trains that
have been lying al Cheyenne for the
week Just passed are there still. The
repOris from Laramie are 20 the effect
that the train which arrived there q
week ago to-day, bOund east, and
which left there yesterday for the
east. IA behind the shovellers, stuck
fn the snow at Harvey, q place where
there is bat one house and no depot
that the storm is inereasiDgi that II
a colder than any day heretofore ex-
perlenced, and that the snow Is drift
ing badly.
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NKw YORK, January 2S.-In the
suit of John J. Townsend and Eyer
ton Blainthorp against the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific railroad com.
pany, to recover $9315 in coin, which
the plaintiffs allege the defendants
owe them on bonds, the defendants
demurrsd to the complaint on the
ground that as 1t Is set out In the
bonds themselves, which, on theiI
face are to be paid in lawful money,
plaintiffs have no cause of act'O for
recovery in coin as the United States
national currency and greenbacks are
lawful money and legal tender by the
decision of the supreme court of the
United States. Judge Woodruff has
sustained the demurrer, but has given
leave to the plaintiffs to amend their
complaint.
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ROME, January Is The Pope, yes
terday, was granted an audience to
the Grand Duke Michael, brother Uf
the Car OF Russia. This Is regarded
as indicative OF the reconciliation Of
diferer ces which have existed bs-
tween his Holiness and the Gar. 1t
is reported that the Pope will, in re-
turn ior permission to refill the vacant
Polish Episeopste Sees, expressly
sanction the adoption Of the Russian
language In the Roman Catholic
churches In these provinces with a
mixed;populsiion, lying between Rus
sis proper and Poland proper.
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Burned to Dea,h-

LOUISVILLE, January q. Mrs
Anna Stephenson, sixty years OF agel
was burned to death at New Albany,
Indiana, this morning. She was
found in the house at hali-past niue
O'Clock, lying on the floor near the
stove, with her clothing near all
burned of and her limbs burned to a
crisp-dead. It is supposed that she
fell asleep in her chair near the stove,
and that her clothing caught fire In
that situation.
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eubseribe for restoring Warwick
Castle. Says he's setting a Door fam.
lily up in the world, which absOrbs al
his shillings and 81 ymPaihy just now,
At the late term of curt at Wsco,
Texas, General J W. Speight, mem
Der Of the bar, was forced to sit on q
jury. The court got a good juror, it is
true, but the purpose was only that OF
fns0ient contempt for laws, rules OF
practice and gentlemanly courtesy.
The Two Brothers, q small iron
screw propeller, touched at Helena
the other day, on her way from Bu :
fslo to Galveston, having come
through the Ohio canal. She made
the run from Observation-Disclosures
miles-in five hours and ten minutes.
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had for the Raarderu.

MILWAUKEE,, January 23.-At one
O'Clock this afternoon a fire broke out
at John A. Smiths restaurant, Fare
boult, Minnesota, while the proprietor
was at dinner. When the fire was dis
covered It was beyond control. From
the restaurant the FIRE spread ong
the same side Of the street, burning
HIPS furniture store, a meat market
and q saloon. The FIRE was stopped
by tearing down a small wooden
building. Loss, 5000; well insured.
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sesro R.I.d IN Nashville

NASHVILLE, January 2S.-Harry
Williams, a colored stonemasOD, in
suited an Italian woman, keeper OF 8
fruit-stsDd In front OF the Maxwell
house, this evening. WllliRn Hy-
ouemus, a respectable citizen, inter
tered and was knocked down By VIII
liams. Hyronemus drew q pistol and
fred at Williams, but missed, and was
again knocked down. Hyronemus
on rising was advanced upon by VIII
liams with q stone, when he contin.
ued 70 use his pistol, firing four shots,
eventually killing his assailant. a
coroner's inquest was Immediately
held and q verdict Of iustifiable hOmi
eide rendered. The affair created
much excitement.
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MpspAY. IAauARY 2sth 1872.

in 'front.' of the drug store, No i07, on the south
side OF scale street Ia the riIy d Memphis,
Tenneeses bstWeen the hours or ten am.
and pm, proceed 70 sell 70 the highest bid
der for c. d, The property deEcrtnsI in ERid
deed OF TUT, As follows, tO-Wit' A and SIN
sulRr the sioes End fixtures now in the drug
store .No.l0 situated on the south sioe OF Besle
street, consls ing OF s0da water fountains
anu stsno, show case, counters AID shelving
glassware OF every klnu and 6escII pLten,
scsles ano all property and fixtures N the
sRme. Tne equity Of REDEEM pftBn IL waivsd d
by tbs terms Of tbs deed. The tile Is be-
neved 70 be good. butI viii sell only Is trus-
tee.
jse ia RYAN, Trustee.
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SC. LOUIS, January 8 The wealth.
er turned very cold last night, and to-
day has been the coolest this season.
Mercury in the neighborhood of zsro
all day. The river Is heavy with ice,
and navigation is suspended, except
by terrybOats. One or two more such
days as to- day will very likely gorge
the river with ice between here and
Cairo, ami shut us oil from the south
ern points, except BY railroads.
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industry, especially in the Michigan
and Wisconsin mills, where an i'm
mense amount of cspital Is invested
and where thou .ands of persons are
engaged IN manufacturing lumber.
brick and other building material, and
call on the senators and repTesen-
tatives Of Wisconsin to oppose the
L.
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WASHINGTON, January q The
barometer will probably rise to-dsy
throughout the Atlantic and Gnll
States, with partially cloudy and clear
weather and increasing nOrthwesterly
winds, with falling temperature, ex
tend from the lower lakes to the gulf.
Dangerous winds are not anticl pated
for tonight.
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PITTsBURG, January 28.-Grest eX.
element exists In Allegheny CITY
over the discovery Of q haunted house
on Esplanade street. The house un-
til lately was occupied by the chief OF
police of that city. He and other men
of undoubted versclty testify In
most positive terms to the nightly
visitation of spirits. The citizens are
forming clubs to investigate.
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EVANSVILLE, January e The
weather has grown suddenly very
cold, with a hard west wind. The
mercury was twelve degrees at day
light and eighteen degrees since noon,
The river Is full OF hsavy ice and In
larna Aalda
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Resemmepded TO msrry

SAN Francisco, January 2s.-Ike
Brokam, a gambler, convicted of muir
der in the second degree for the kill
ing of Robert Evans, was recon-
mended to the mercy of the court. He
Is under Indictment for the shooting
Of another man at Sacramento.
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Atfachmebf NotIca.

Before JoEN e. BURKE. Justice Of thu Peace
for SIeloy county, TenneHse-WyatE
Epps We. william Gallaher.
A FcIDAN 1T having been made before ms
"a that me aeie dant N this csuss is q nom
resident O. the State OF 1ennsasse. and az
s-enms Mt issuso and ls7teo on The properly
r tns defendant, and FSturnsd BY The proper
ofdcsr:
The dsfsndEnt VIII take notice, That thiz
c .nss - set Tor hsaling before nae, OF some
other Justice OF the Feass for the county OF
she BY At my once, IN TIE city OF Men phfB
On Ihs 2lIn cay Of February, lS72 st1 O'Clock
HI and thaI this nOs1ee be pu bushed IN
neSsP per or me CITY OF Mem y h1a, Tor four
successive weeks. The DEF noant Is here
fore noudso 10 come into oou-t snd defend
Esio cause, CT the sameEln be taken - con
fsssea January q, 1k72
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As Cinelnnatf.

CINCINNATI, January q. : The
weather turned suddenly cold last
night, and the temperature has been
steadily falling to-day with a high
wind and clear sky. Heavy ice run.
ming.
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TRUST SALE.

OY virtue Of deed Of trust, to me executed
o by 81 n. Ham psOn, on the 18th day Of
October 1871, to secure the payment o. . GER
tain pIonisSory uote tbeIsiu mentioned
which deed Is ouly recOr1 ed In ths Register
once Of shelby coonty. Ts nnesses, in 3 cord
Book No. T. page ., 70 which reference - hsre
made. Will on
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THE COLD SNAP.


At a quarter to eleven O'Clock last
night the mercury stood at seventeen
degrees-colder by ffteen degrees than
at the same hour Saturday night.
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Eaects of whisky

PTTTsBURG, January Is Michael
Madigsn, a prominent railroad con-
tractor of this city, while going home
intoxicated 1ell from the steps leading
to the Fort Wayne railroad bridge,
receiving injuries from which he died
to-day.
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INDIANAPOLIS, January . Hon.
Norman s. Eddy, secretary OF state
of Indiana, died suddenly this morn.
ing at his residence In this eitys Of
heart disease.
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GALVESTON, January 2s.-It was
freezing Yesterday. Snow fell during
the aight. A heavy snow storm pre-
vailed on the twenty-iourth at Austin
and Hempstead.
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HERNANDO

EEsIEEEss OTFJCE OF PADUcAH AED)
hKkPHu bAILEoaD COhpAEY,
Memphis January Is, ls72
DhOPOsALS for executing the grao st1en,
L bridging and trRck laying, and for the
delivery of erossties and timber, on that por-
ton OF the faducah and Memphis Railroad
extending from Memphis 70 UOvingtons .
distance Of 81 miles, vi / hs received 81 The
once Of the Chief Engineer, in Mem pbts,
until March 8. 1871. at u "a
Plans. pronles and exhibits OF the quanti-
ties OF work and materials can be seen, and
blank bids obtained by applying a the En.
gtneer's IN 9e In Memphis, on and q ter Feb
ruRry IL. 1879,
Proposals should be directed TO the Chief
BDgtnssr OF said rsdlroad company.
Tbs company reserve the right 10 reject
any ana all Dids
BY order OF the BOARD OF Directors.
d. L. JONFa secrebsrY
jRrS PsduCao sDd Memphis r R. Co.
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NEW ADV RTIsEnEsTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in lSSN

omC1Al Or@w1a E@-
MORNING CLAsS-No. Is.
Is, Il, o9, 8, "a, 81, 10, IL, So, IL, 10, %, q,
EVENING Ul4ABs--Ho. 90.
-, "A, 4, 2S, 7S, 81, IS, IL. 90, IS, 6s, 90, -.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prtxss from
el60 TO $4,000, paid in money by J. Z.
FRANCE, sg't, i612 North Court st. Box l4z,
Memphis, Tenn, p. o. AURRAY, MILLER
4 CO., Man ayers, St. Louis No.
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DIED.

UhQUHART-On Saturday evening the
q n lnsl., at the residence of q. ID. Blood,
Esq. lU6 Union . rect, MIHNIE EIMaoss,
youngest daus shter OF EdmOrd d and H-nr1-
eta UrQuhart, aged one year anu Iour
months. Friends Will be notIn ed OF Iunel 81.
Little MINNIE has fallen asleep to aWsk IN
in paradise. The sweet transmission ON
the arms OF q loving mother 10 the bosom OF
our Heavenly Father. She has but fallen
asleep, and, Ike the lily, folded up all her
sweetness and slipped into the bosom OF
the Like.
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MISSISSIPPI

AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
-AEu-
MANUFAOTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthsstats.
SATURDAY MoKEEe, GLASS 81. IAN. "a, ls71.
"A, Is, %, IL, 65. 50. 81, Il. 7s 5S, AZ, "A.
SATURDAY EvKEIEe. GLASS 4s JAN II, Is7A
u, "A, 70, IS, 30, 60, %, l, AZ, Is, "A. 8, 40.
Az SECOND STREET.
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The authorities Of Vassar college
are so highly moral that they never
allow any refarence TO be made IN
sssays 10 the swoa q D-ocles-
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wEnnEspAY. la FEsRuARY. Is7z.

oov The purposs OF taking action on the pru-
- ~ - the Southern Railway Security Ccr1-
rsnv to lease the main and certain branch
fines OF this Company e railways, aRd alsr
for the confederation OF any 01Eer mEtfeF
fouchfrg tha interest or a0air1 of fhfs Com
panY that said tockeoldeEs rnEF dsarn "a
Visahls. y. ]. H1CK6. Frsaidsnt.
enc. RozzRrsoH, secrstAzy. iaEEd8H
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SUMMARY


BOSTON, January H.-Edward
Hammond, the last of the Dartmoor
prisoners, died in Lynn, Thursday,
aged seventy-six.
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5BALTINoRE, January q The new
ice-boat Maryland. recently built at
a cOst of one hundred thousand dol
lars, was destroyed by fire tonight.
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MEN ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTENTION. KHIsHTs TEMPLAR.

UOU are berAby ordered IN atiendrin
Il FULL DIE ~ = sr.eoisl o1neIsvs OF ~
(iVPene Com nandeIy No 4. at syium. ~
No 2r4 Front street, rbtB (NOED aY) even.
ing 2eEq inat at n clucE. icT the purpose Of
coSf -Viug the orders of the TEN 1ls.
vi ing AR knights e1DTteeusiv i7vited.
BY lmmaud $50. MELLER5H, x. C.
+. J. BARCEFs, Recorder. fa2
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GsnsrsI Messing Of stOakhOIssrs
ssuDAls and Charleston R.IIro.a esupY.

DCR6UANT 70 q resolution OF ne board cf
II Directors Ct the nphls and CQarleston
haflroad company. adoptac az . called meet
foa fhersor hsld IN The city OF Memphis on
the asIh day OF January, lslS general meet
Ing OF 9toc6 holders in the said hall lroad Con
rf NIL nhlg. On
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Ths Ofnsannatf end BOuthsrR Rosd.
CINcINRATI, January Is. - Tho
charter granted by the Kentucky
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mG-GlsaniRg.

HITY ENGINEEB'S OFFICE,
~ AENPHB, TENN, January 81, ISTR.
- Sealed proposals VIII be received ct
this on 30 until l9 O'Clock m. saturday, Feb.
Iuary Sd, for cleaning and glsEing the public
gss-lsmps in the city. For further informs.
tion apply at this once. The city reserves
the right to reject sny or all Of the proposals..
JAS ]. h. HUMPHREYS, City Eng'r.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Sales of Gold for FebrHrarY-cOngrSssIoHaI
PrOgsSsteatIsns-0fleiaI AGVios from
ChlHa-Ths CoOIis Slave TFads-kO
Chano fer Utah-The iron ShlpbuIldIBg
lOtsrsst.
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a o1E A MONTH"; Expsnses Paid--Aaale
- III y OF Female Agants-Horgs and out
a fnrufghed 70 Rel our Universal Celnant
Com ninaff0n TunRel, Button Eola CuStar
and ofhHr eKeielaa, QLrz1laEg fEea.
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NOTICE.
CHAkstR OF COAnkRGE.

- The regular mestins of the Chamber ol
Commtree kes plaes
Monday, 2sth last, at V'CIoek Pm.
By order Of
r. A. PINsoE, Preside snt.
L1oN TlopspALA secrstsry ia4
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Attachment NofIcs.

Before JoHE E. BUREE, Jlst.ce OF the Peace
for shelby countys-OnsEE q Co. VS. Gala
her 4 BToEneIR.
A fFlDAN1R having been made before % 2
n and bond given as required by i y Ii
attachment causes, thai the dafendaut Is =
500. resident OF the State OF Tennessee, aud
Sttachmsnt issued and returned levied, ETC.
on the property OF tho defendant and 0y tns
proper o. cers
Ins defendant win take notice, That 4hia
cause Is sat Tor hearing before me, or some
oLksr Justice OF the Peace f1r shelby Couury,
u my once, In the ctEy OF Memphis. On tha
9TH day OF February, A. D. is72 st O'Clock
4 N. The dtfendaas VIII take notice. and
come into court ard defend aid cause. OF
ne same VIII De taksnss confessed; and that
this notice be puDli5hed oncs q WseE, for
fonr EuGe =ssive weeks in 3 nsWspaPsr pco-
nshed n The city OF Memphis
Joan a. BURKE, J. P.
Ta-Q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-29
Trustees Sale Of VaIuahs Land


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THE business connection heresotore exist,
i ing between J. D. Williams and George
A. stoVau II this day dissolved, D. WI
hams hsving purchased the entire interest
or q. A. StoVan In Aaid business.
], b. WILLIAMS.
q. A. SFOVALL
. January N lszR. iaIso1v