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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-19
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery County,
as a Court Of Equity

nRDERED, this Sd day of January. In the
" year 1872 by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, sitting as Court of Equity,
that the sale made and reported by James b.
Henderson, Trustee for the sale of the real
estate of Mary Hodges. deceased, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 29th day OF
January 1872; Provided copy of this order
pc published in some newspaper printed at
Rockville, IN said Montgomery county once in
each of three successive weeks before the 22d
day of January, 1872.
The report states the amount of sales to be
ST. 1857 SO.
W. VEIRS BOUIC,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True copy-Test:
jan SIT E. B. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
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louii SSOuU UuU UUU
Six hundred million dollars The minds
of few persons can comprehend this vast sum,
which is worse than wasted every year. Ii
would pay for 100, 600, 900 barrels of flour,
averaging D barrels to every man, woman and
child in the country. This flour, if placed in
wagons, ] barrels in each. would require
10, 900, 600 teams, which, allowing eight yards
to each, would extend AZ, 456 mles-nearly
twice round the earth, or half way to the
moon, II this sum were in 81 notes it would
take 100 persons one year to count them If
spread on the surface of the ground so that no
space should be left between the notes the
area covered would be 20, 445 acres, forming
paralelogram of 6 by little over 81 miles,
the walk around it being more than 22l miles
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DEATH OF RIGHT Rev BISHOP McGILL.-
Right Rev. Bishop John McGill, for twenty
one years Bishop of the Catholic diocese of
Richmond, died in that city on Sunday last,
aged 90 years. He was conseerated third Bish-
OPP of the diocese Of Richmond, November 10th,
1850, tweniy-one years ago He was at one
time the vicar general of Bishop Spalding, in
Kentucky. He was the immediate successor
OF the Right Rev, Richard V Whean, second
bishop, and Right Rev, Patrick Kelley. first
bishop of the Diocese of Richmond, which was
established in 1921, and comprises Eastern
Virginia aud the Valley formed by the Ale
gnany ana Blue Ridge mountains southwark
as 'ar as Mou'oe county. Bishop McGill was
regarded as one of the most eminent pulait ora
lors among the Catholic preates, and the most
tno9 p American preiate who ever preached
IN Rome. lie was born in Kentucky, and at
one time member of the bar in the conrts Of
ms native State. Before he was consecrated n
olshop he was regarded as very eloquent
preacher and close reasoner. Bisbon Mem
was OF venerable and imposing appeararce
easy In manners,a and most persuasive sneaker
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ORDER MIST.

WILLIAM JONES and AIRY ANN JONES.
HIS WIFE,
vs..
THOMAS HODGES AND OTHERS.
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jan SIT E.B. PRETTYMAN, CPk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-11

GERMAN SERVANTS Fog All. posiJIoNa. CapA
eI,LaIc1 IN IL Vi 81 :, A.. 4E.
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FIRST CLASS DRESSMARER WOULD MAKE EN-
~ easements by the day families cut, ct and trim
has worked for of the best houses In the city Address
Mrs. RICHER, Herald Uptown Branch Office, Lees Broad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-05

An ordinance authorizing the city TO sub
scribe for stock in the Mswphts Water Com

An ordinance authorizing the city TO sub.
scribe for stock in the Aswphis Water Com
pany.
Council OF the city OF Memphis, That the
city Of Memphis shall 50 ubscrtbe for one thou
sand shares. aggregattng one hundred thou
phta Wster Company;" Provided, that the
capital stock OF the said " Hater Company
shall first be increased by q vote Of the
stockhoiders 70, and nxed at, the sum Of two
hundred thousand dollars.
Sec. 2 And be it further ordained, That the
above proposition BhAl be spread upon the
or, after giving twenty days notice OF the
time, place and object OF the election shall
cause an election to be held by the qualified
voters OF chs city, according TO the laws reg
of taking the sense OF the said voters upon
the proposition TO subscribe for the said one
tnopaand shares Of stock; and II the assent
Of three-fourths Of the qualified voters OF the
city, VINO vote at the said election, is had at
the said election, to the said subscription,
then this ordinance shall become and be
binding and obligatory; but II three.fourths
Of the said voters fail or refuse to as
sent to the said subscription, then this Orut-
nance is TO be null and void.
Sec 3. And be IL further ordained That
the mayor, upon the return of the said cleo
ton, If tcTee-fourths OF the qualified voters
OF the city assent thereto, shall enter in the
Dooks OF the memphis Water Com pzny, -
upon such terms and conditions, and under
such regulations and res r1cttons ss the Gem
era Council mss already prescribed, or may
prescribe or agree upon, q asubscri ptton in be-
half Of the city for the said one thousand
shares OF stock, which subscription shall
thenceforwaTd be binding upon the city, and
snail ent1te II 70 AL the rights, privileges
and tmmuntties OF stOckholder.
Passed nrst reading, when the fourteenth
section CT the charter was suspended and
the ordinance passed first and second read
Ing by board OF aldermen, Decem Der II, Is7l
Passed hrst reading by council; rules sus-
pended, as required by city charter, and
passed second and nnal reading, December
Approved December Il, ISL.
JOHN JOB HSON, Mayor
Attesti L. r. RICHARDS, CITY Register.
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THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE EARKErs.
--LATEST REPORT By TELEGRAPH.l
CHICAGO

NhlOA6Os
CHICAGO January 4-Flour-tnere was more
inquiry but sales were light. Southern buyers
wanted low-grade extra and superhne; but
they were scarce. High grades were called for
70 some extent on export account, but the
Buclwbeat flour, S7C97 so. Wheat opened with
speculative demand and prices higher, but
closed weaker and only inside prices eoqld y be
2 do, 81 221z: No. do, 81 l2S9II3 Corn In light
demand, bat holders firm; No. mixed, 303<o;
side prices. Oats in light demand, but holders
frmi No, 2, S25Sc. Rye in fair demand, and
prices advanced; No. CSC. harley opened
dull, but closed active and higher; No. Sspring,
3414c; No. do, 4794Sc. Pork steady, with mod
crate demand; SlS5l3 %. Lard in fair demand,
and prices advanced SIC. Green meats quiet
changed. Beef hams unchanged. Hogs act
i've and firm at yesterdays quotations.; pack
ers were out in full force prices rang 81 0594 10.
Dressed in good demand at 6Hc. Whisky
dull and prices dropping; 67Sc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January Flour unchanged.
Corn lower; 74c. Oats lower; Sc. Bran-none
here. Hay dull; prime, $50; prime choice, sc.
nc; clear, T1S@se. Hams-sugar-cured, l5@
l51Sc. LRrd-tierce, 9lf995zc; keg, l0H@lQHc.
Sugar unchanged; prime 9S91zo, Molasses IN
changed; prime, s9@42e. Whisky and coffee
NASHVILLE.
NAsHvIILE, January 4.-Flour In good
demand at full prices; superhne, 50 7596 ;
family, Sc 259S 80. Wheat scarce and firm at
81 4O@l60. Corn, CSC. Rye, 81. Oats, 55c; Bar
ley, 6596Sc. All grains sacked and delivered.
Cornmeal, $4,000. Mess pork, Sll 5O@l4 so;
rump pork, sl1 50. Bulk meats are in good de-
mand at full prices; shoulders, 65<ci clear rib,
70. Prime steam lard, 9ci kettle-dried, g1Se
Sugar-cured hams, 1870.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsvILLIs, January 4.-Tobacco strong
and active; salss e5 hhds; ashY lugs, 60 5O9e So;
good, IS 1905 871S; low to medium leaf, 81 759l2
Bagging quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Flour fair and in shipping demand; prices
steady; extra family, SIC.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

tisu charity. He speaks Of the lunatic ssy-
lum as having restored more patients TO
mind than ever before during its history.
OF the schools for the deaf and blind.
he says they are growing rapidly In favor,
OF retrenchmsnt and reform he states
that considerations Of public policy de-
insnd the EffEirs Of the State TO be admin
istered with the utmost economy. In put-
lie printing he admits thst the rates ara
exorbitsnt, and that the benefits derived
oy the people are not commensurate with
the costs Of the publications of the Jour
mails, reports, etc, and recommends that
no bills OF a special or private character be
entertained unless accompanied with
money to defrsy the expenses; and
further recommends that the fuel, sta
aOnery, printing psper, and public work
required by the State, also, copying,
printing and binding, be let out 20 the
lowest bidder. In the legislative depart
ment be recommends short and active
sessions IS 9 meens for the furtherence Of
economy, he closes by reposiug the ut
most confidence in the integrity and
devotion Of the legislature, with
tbs promise TO heartily cooperate in any
nessure calculated to promote peace and
b sppiness.
During the reading Of the message
second one WAS received by the senate,
which proved to be the veto Of the follow
ing outrageous bills only devoted TO the
workers of infsmy and deep-dyed cOrTup-
ton: An set TO amend the charter of the
town of Ssrdis; al set to regulate the
lease of ths Sta psnitentiary, to provide
for enlarGing the same, and for other pur-
purpose Cthis is the Infamous Richardson
bill; an act TO incorporate the Grenada
Savings and Trust company; an act to
Incorporate the Hill City HOtOl Company
OF VickEburg; an act to extend the time
for assessing the taxes In DeSoto county
for the year 1871; an set to authorize the
board OF supervisors to pay clerks of said
board q salary in H5u Of fees.
The senate then adjourned out Of re-
speot to the memory Of A. s, DJwd, presi-
dent teBspOre, who died lately.
The following bills laying over IN ths
house from the last session were also
vetoed by the governor: An act to incor-
porats the Grsenville and Deer creek
plank road forwarding snd transportation
oompsny; an act to incorporate the Boil
var loan and savings bank; an set to in
corporate the Mississippi insurance co'u-
psny; an act to incorporate the town Ot
Lodi in Chootsw county.
In the house nothing outside Of local
ma tiers was transacted.
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and chambers of the United States
marshal, General Campbell and Superin-
tendsnt Badger going immedietely into
the private once Captain Badger, in. q
few moments, came out, as did also Gene
raj Campbell. They immediately pro-
ceeded to the United States commission
ar's once, where they commenced the
peruBal OF en- of1iciRl-looking document,
which proved TO be an affidavit.
Among those included in the above
charge, made under what is commonly
known as the ku-klux bill, were the
governor, four senators, seventeen mem
bers OF the house, superintendent ana TWO
police captains, and one sheriff,
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THE NEW YORK DAY GOODS EARKET
--LATEST REPoRT BY TELEGRAPH.I

NEW YORK. January 4.
The market continues inactive, but on cot
ton and wooden fabrics IL appears to be gain
ing strength, except in alpaca braids, which
are offered at reduced prices. The star braids,
Philadelphia make, were reduced in price, this
afternoon, TO SOC In tickings an advance has
been made In Omega goods, as folloWsi aoks
are up TO lsc; do, 10 22c; A do, TO 25ci AGA do,
seVen-eighths in width, to 28c, and yard-w1de,
same brand to soc. Other makes steady and
firm, with limited inquiry.
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the COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEaRAPH.l


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 4-The cotton market
Irregular; middling uplands, 205Fo.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 4.-Cotton market
steady and moderate demand; low middling,
1870.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January A-Cotton market quiet.
CINCINNATI
CIECIENATI, January 4--Cotton in fair de.
mand, and prices advanced.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 4-CottOn excited;
middling uplands, l01S9l01zd; middling Or
leans, l05S9l077d; sales, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS January 4.-Cotton mar
ket active; good ordinary, I85z99lc; low mid
ding, l9149l918c; midding, 1g5sc; sales, IL 900
bales; receipts, TO- 284 bales exports to the con-
tinent, 279 bales; TO New York, lI66 bales I;
stock, Isl, SD bales.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 4.-Cotton market ex-
hibits q fair demand at advanced prices
on all grades; middlIng held at 1870.
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EfnhaY. EshEuarv 8 1879
Ron-Resldent sosIna

No. l34, &. DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of shelby county, Tennessee-D. 8. Low and
j.. W. Westcott VS.. a. Il. Douglass and
others.
1T appealing from afadsvit nIed in this
l cause that the defendants, Geo. A. Mccall
J as, b. Townsend, Saml. W. Robertson, Lys
man Drtdley, ElesEer sherman, David b,
Cross, J. L :. Lewis. Bowler Baker. Lydah B.,
Cooper, B. A. Harrington, LILLY Monsarratt
Geo. Mopsarratt, Chas. NonssFratt, Oscar
MonsaTratt d. Il. Cooper and Julia L. Ches-
ter are non-Fesidents of the State OF Tennes.
seei and u Appearing from the return of the
She1tn OF shelby county, Tennessee that the
defendants, Saml, Vance, Bryant Lynch, W.
d, Peeoles, X. ID, Baugb and ". Baugh are
not to be found in this county;
IL is therefore ordered, by The Clerk and
Master, that they make their appearances
herein, at the Court house OF the Second
Chancery Court of Shelby county, in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
hrst Monday in March, 1879, and plead an
swer or demur TO comp1stnant's bun, or the
sam win be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing exparte; and that COPY
of this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, in tho Memphis Ap.
peal.
This January 4, 1874
A copy-Attsst:
4. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELcHER, Deputy CLERK and Master.
WesicOtt Stahl, Sols. for Oompl't. Jas
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LIBERAL nEPURLroAxv vUv

LIBERAL EEPUBLICAE vIKwA-
HThe report of the message OF Governor
Powers, delivered yesterday to the legis-
lAture At jackson, win be read with in
tsrest, especially by cur many readers in
Eflssiasippi,
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DIED.

KENNEY-The friends and acquaintance
OF N. ". and Carolina Kenney ale respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Of their
infant son, JAMES, from their Teaidsnce, l6s
Adams street, this (FRTDAY) afternoon, at
o'clock.
FLEECE -JannaFy 4th, ct the residence Of
John A. Fleece, in this county, WILLIAz
EDsoK FLEEoz, aged ls years.
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according to contract with the Toledo,
Tim and Eastern road, furnish the
iron for that road from Mansford to
Toledo, and also furnish connections
and bridge and depot accommodations to
che Pierre, Marquette and Ann Arbor
road, which are entirely satisfactory TO
all interested or involved.
INDIANAPOLIS, January A fireman
on switch-engine Of the Indianapolis,
Caneinnnati and Louisville railroad,
named William Evans, was instantly
killed last night by car running against
his engine.
Anna Barrett, child four years of
age, was soslded to death in q tub Of
scalding water.
NASHVILLE, January 4.-The locomo-
tive attached to the freight train on the
Nashville and Louisville railroad ex-
ploded this morning near the Kentucky
line. Chsrles Jsmison, Esq, was killed,
and John Steele, fireman, and John Pres
ton, brakeman, were mortally wounded.
A complete wreck Of the train was made.
SAN Francisco, January 8.-For six
teen days q storm has been raging here,
but it Is now, apparently, over. W. W.
Clark was killed by land slide on Iowa
Hill, yesterday. There was & tremendous
storm at Monterey on Sunday night,
flooding the city. Six inches Of rain fell
in one hour.
A prisoner named Wainwright, under
sentence of death for murder, st Prescott,
Arizons, has escaped from jail. One
Thousand dollars reward is offered for his
capture. he murdered q family named
Baker, at Blue Wster Station, Arizona.
Mr.. Ksnger and Miss Shepherd, the sole
survivors of the Wientenberg stage mas
sscre, arrived at Los Angeles, suffering
greatly from their wounds.
The government warehouses at Comes
date Creek, ArizOns, were burned, and
the loss Is considerable.
PARIS, January 3.-Dispatches from
hsrseilles report that the presence Of
Gsmbetta in that city was the cause Of
much excitement and some disorder. His
hotel was surrounded yesterday by his
friends who endesvored to call him out.
At one time the assemblage became 30
numerous and turbulent that troops were
ordered to the scene, snd chssssurs
charged upon and dispersed the mob.
GsmbeJts was not sllo we'd by the police
TO leave the hotel for fesr that his appear
snce would lead TO further disturbances
He advises his friends not to collect in
large bodies In the streets, or attempt to
resist the authorities. He tells them they
have right to hold meetings. but should
WithdraW in the presence of armed forces
and nos provoke a collision. There has
been no renewal of agitation to-day.
Gsmbetta remains st his hotel, and it is
given out that he is confined to his room
by illness.
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CHANGE OF EIRM

WE have this day admitted W. L 0RAHAN
w as partner In our nrm, aud the bus1-
ness VIII hereafter be conducted under the
name and style of JAMES, HoOsA Co We
would tske this occasion to tender eur thanks
TO the public, and especially the merchants
OF Memphis, for the very liberal nc Amer in
which taey have aided as ty their patron
age in building up manufacturing institu-
ton in this city, and we pledge the best
efforts OF TIE new nrm to give satisfaction 10
sll who may favor them.
JAMES d ROOsA-
IunnarE 1 NaE
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The Owl Service advisory board held
an informal meeting yesterday. There
were present, George W. Curtis, Joseph
81. Blackman, D. @. Cox, and E. B. Elliott.
The other members of the commission
have not yet srrived at Washington, but
srs expected TO day. They will receive
their commissions from the President i'm
medistely, and viii hold daily sessions,
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE & LAND for SAL &

fhNHE place known as the " Mcguire Place. "
i one mile from Columbia, Tennessee, will
be sold at public auction, before the Court
house in Colum biR. on
TUF& >AT, she esd of JANUARY, 1879.
saiu place contains ninsty acres OF best
quality Asory county land, q large brick
ntences. Terms One-hslf cash, balance in
one year with interest.
For further information apply to VIM, B.
Gordon, Esq, Columbia, Tenn. I; 2. N. Estes
Memphis or Nra. NJ. G. Mcguire, Florence
AlI. Cox
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TO WHOM IT NAY COkCERN.

7 HAVE this day appointed. and by these
4 presents do hereby constitute and appoint,
JOHN B. ROBINSON, Of Memphis, Tennessee'
my lawful agent during my absence, TO act
for me and TO perform any and all things in
my name, the sRme as done by me in person
and I hereby ratify nd confirm all acts
which the aaid Robinson msy do in my
name, and hold myself bound by them as
fully as II done by me in person.
WIN, B. GRKENLAW.
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IN COAHOMA COUNTY, Mississippi, known
4 as the Simm Place, having nearly 800
seTes above overflow In high Btate OF cul-
Etls and provisions OF All kinds for sale to
the new tenant Inquire at No. Madison
street, Memphis,
las MIL
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--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January (.
Gold-Was quiet and steady at l091S9IO91Z,
Loans were from 9-64 down to per cent gold
for carrying. Clearings were S47,750OO0.
vernments-Were dull and steady. The
amount Of bonds offered by the government
to-day was about 81 $4,000, at from lO9 to lO91z
Awards. S566.0 600, at from l09 to l091S The clos
ing quotations were:
5-20s of fls64.........1l01s SOS of f1SS1......ll45
BIOS Of ll21I 10-4s. 09Ja
5-5ls Of lse5 new.-lllA Currency 6s........-Il4Is
5-20s OF 1851 7--......-ll25s IOg
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills, IO95S.
Aoney-Mas very tight, and loaned as high
as 4 per cent per day.
Southern State Securities-On last call were
lower in Nirg1nias, Arkansas and Tennessees,
and dull In ali other bonds. The closing quo
tRtions were:
Tennessees, old. 6S5< Missouris, g5JS
Tennessees, new 6S5s n. Carolinas, old 81
Nirginias, DID,. So N. Carolinas, new IA
Virgintas, new. IS Gold
Stocks and Bonds-Stocks opened steady,
but soon beg n to decline, and by noon had
fallen off nearly per cent. At the close the
market was weak and panioky Western
Union sold from 7O7< to 6s15; Erie from S71E to
$40; Northwestern, 691S to 68H; Lake Shore,
from 851s TO o3k,
NEW ORLEANS.
new ORLEANS, January 4-Gold, lO91z.
Sterling exchange, lsgz; sight, ssc discount.
LONDON.
L0EDOE, January 4.-The money market
ct the close was as follows:
Consols, money .---925 .. s. 5-2Os 1s85.......941
Gonsols, scco1nt.---9s4 y. s. 52os ls57.....9l122
Bullion in the bank Of England increased to
1897 900.
PARIS
PARIS, January 4.--Rentes, 65f. sec,
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFoRr, January 4-United States
ecurities-nve-twenties of 1862, e65k,
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ELECTION NOTICE.
On Saturday, the 9th January, 1872

: WILL open and hold an election at the
usual voting places, in the various wards
OF the city of Memphis, for the purpose OF
ia king the sense Of the qualified voters OF ths
city upon the proposition to sobsJriSe for
one hundred thousand dollars OF The capital
stock OF the Memphis Water Works Com
psny. The following persons are appointed
Deputy 5heTi6s to hold said election, and
viii appoint eaeh three judges and two clerks
st their respective voting places The ON
GERS viii call at the Shertff ONCE on Satur-
day morning, al 8 O'Clock. to be qualified and
receive poll books and ballot boxes,
First Ward-McCormick
Second Werd-Barney Cox.
Third Ward-H- b, OTamner.
Fourth Wsrd-Jno. U. Lanisr,
Fifth WaId-R. ID. Mudgstt,
Sixth Ward-H. 3. Chiles.
Seventh Wsrd-A- u. Ferguson.
Eighth Wsrd-D. Pante.
Ninth Nard-R 81. Norris,
Tenth Ward-J, l. Sharpe,
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
Sheriff OF Shelby County
Memphis, January 4, 1872.
(Le1ger cOpy.) fs5
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FTNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween h. x. Parham and r. q. William
son, as PARHAA & WILLIAMSON, attoI-
torn1es st law, IL this dsy, by mutual con-
sent, dissolved. Either one Of tbs parties
Will attend to the unfinished business OF the
drm. X. g. PARHAM,
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Sale of Valuable PronarIv

WILL ofter at private sale, until the Ist
i day or February, 1871, the following prop
erty:
Lots ], as and 7, in Hays subdivision OF
the walker tract, corner of Rayburn avenue
and walker street, being one aud half mile
south OF Court Square. The improvements
on the lots consist OF q two story frame house
with eight rooms and eight IRE places, sta
bles, coal-house cistern, etc, II not sold at
the expiration OF this time, II VIII be sold al
public sale to the highest bidder. Title per-
1ect ROBf. Y. W4LLIANSON,
la2 TTnal ea. aln AZ Hninn afraaf
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

A gentleman OF intelligence ana strictly
temperate habits, who thoroushly under
stands the culture OF cotton and manage
ment Of farm, is also nrst-clsss engineer
AMI mechanic, who understands the erection
and running OF all kinds OF plantation ma
chinery, desires q situation as manager OF
superintendent OF q 1rst-class cotton plan
IatiOn, For Information and reference please
address the house OF ORGILL BRos., q Co.,
until Eahruary J faA