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FRANCE

PARIS, October Alt is rumored that
President Thiers has requested Victor
Emanuel 10 recall Chevalier Nigra, the
Italian minister to France, because he is
q BonapArtist.
The settlement Of terms for postal
treaty between France and America is
delayed IN consequence Of complications
arising from the exigencies Of French
finances.
The yacht Marguerite, only five tons,
soon sails for New York.
The announcement last night that
Prince Napoleon had left Paris was pre-
mature. His notice 10 depart directed
him to leave at noon to-day, but not
having complied herewith, at half-pasi
twelve o'clock he was waited upon by
the Secretary OF the President and two
agents OF the government, with orders e
follow them toward Switzerland. The
Prince thereupon left the city. The
Princess Clotilde voluntarily accompa.
MED him.
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PATRICIDE.
A Nan Named Curtis, a Wife-Whipper,
Killed by His Son.

We learn from the Richmond Ken
tuckvl RegiRer Of yesterday that the
corDneris Inquest over the body Of the
man Curtis. killed by his son in Madi-
son county, brought in as verdict that
the shooting was done in necessary self.
defense, and acquitted the boy OF all
blame. The Register adds TO the ae-
count as published that Curtis was
worth some forty thousand dollars. ana
has been in the habit Of late OF getting
drunk and beating and mistTeating his
wife and daughter. On Tuesday night
last he gave them an unmeTclful Whlp-
ping and otherwise mistreated them 20
cruelty that the young son Tom told his
f.lther that If he repeated II he would
Kill him. On the following morning
the father began his brutality again,
when the son went up stairs and got q
pistol and told his father he must desist.
Curtis the older at once started toward
his son with a knife, when the latter
fired, inficting a slight flesh wound.
The father then turned and fed. The
;s0n pursued, firing as he followed. The
Ehird or fourth shot took effect ia the
neck when the father fell, when, il j.
said, the son still advanced and shot the
father once OF twice after he was down.
Death ensued In a few minutes, when
the Young man fled and has not since
been seen.
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Trunk Factory,

CELLS RETAIL, AND AT WHOLESALE
- specially,
Lower than any House in this City,
and as low as any factory elsewhere.
ocl3 /. HAPPEk, 352 Main street.
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Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
by THE
Central johnson Club OF Memphis.
October 8, ISz2.

Resoired, On the language unanimously
adopted by the Tennessee Democrats STATE
YenIion, held q Nashville June, lseS, three
years after every act OF President johnson IS
to which cyel ine most ultra partisan could
object. had become histOryl HThat Andrew
tions as President OF tLa United States, at O
period OF tryigg and unprecedented embar.
rassment mas rendered his name iuustrious
by the fidelity with which he las sought tC
preserve, protect and defend The Constitution
against the assault Of a revolutionary faction
nalf has earned the gratituce Of Tie Ameri
can people, and rendered himse. NYIsuy OF
the highest mark OF confidence that NAV be
bestowed on him"
Res0iued, Also, lin the words Of the Mem
phis APPEAL, OF August Z, lS7zl, That "hs
we condemn, but many more that we approve
He is perhaps the sOundest, II we may not say
the profOundest, the most philosOphic think
er Of the day; and while admiring the grand
proportions of his massive intellect, and con-
Tossing his patriotism, we cannot find in our
plain because there are spots on the glowing
face Of the god Of day. Let us hear the phil
OSOpher and statesman and profound thinker
and whatever Of personal faults may be
aScribed TO him they can be no greater or
grander than his original and admirable
genius for statesmanship."
Res0lUed, Also, (in the language OF the Nash
vile JHi0H and 4Hlerfcdll after the nOmina-
ton Of General Cheatham by the convention
which met at Nashville. in August last, That
"none deny the personal worth OF General
Cheatham, but there seems to Us, and, as
Tennessee, a peculiar fitness in the selection
OF ex-President johnson at this time, both
because Of his great ability and his loyalty 10
the Union during the war"
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rns L.,e p,.a.,.r !, Lou,.rllre.

LOUISVILLE, October l4.--An i'm
mense crowd Of people attended the fl-
neral Of the Nault family victims Of the
disaster Of Friday evening. The feeling in
the community is unabated. The Rev.
DIR. Haywood, Unitarian clergyman,
preached 8 sermon on the disaster to-
day 10 a crowded congregation. The
impression seems to prevail, and proba-
bly, correct, that the architect and con-
tractor were criminally negligent in the
construction Of the house which fell.
The city papers are all urging a rigid in
vestigati, n.
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MADRID, October l4.-An official dis
patch from Fefrol, reports that the in
surgents still hold out, although poorly
provided with ammunition. The Red
Republic flag is flying from the masts Of
vessels, and over the palaces seized by
them. Troops will arrive tomorrow,
and viii combine with the garrison in
an attack on the rebels without DELAY
The GGcott0 says the insurgents seized
at Cadiz a tug-boat and several barks
The citizens seem to look on the move
ment with indifference, taking no part
IN il. The Military Governor, the Com
nandant of the Port, aud all officers are
faithful 70 the government. and with
the troops Of the garrison occupy all
strategic points. The Captaan-General
Of COrunna, with all his disposable
forces, has marched for FerrOl. Troops
have also been dispatched thither from
GeiOn, Santender, and Bel Boa, and an
ironciad had sailed from Carthagena for
that point. The only place Of import
ance held by the insurgents is the
arsenal. from which they will soon be
unable 10 move. Fort PHILIPPE, which
IS occupied by government forces, COM
uaauds the entrance OF the harbOF, and
prevents the rebel vessels from moving
out. The insurgents are already demo
ralis'~d. and several have deserted and
surren, red themselves to the loyal au-
thorities.
In the COrtes en- Saturday, a debate
arose on the elections IN Porto Rico, and
an extension OF electoral privileges to
Cuba. Prime Minister Sarrda told the
House no reforms could be introduced IN
Cuba while a single insurgent remained
IN arms against the government. As for
Porto Rico, the government would keep
promises OF revolution, but would do
nothing which might jeopardize the
preservation Of the colonies.
The artists continue their agiiatiOns
IN Catalina, where several have been
arrested, including some soldiers on
f1rlough. No further news have been
received. Terral Capital Is perfectly
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PARSONS, Kansas, October 14.-Hon.
George Dennisson, Nice-President Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads,
Stevens, General Manager and party
passed down the road to-day for Sher-
man, Texas. Mr.. Dennison goes tc per-
feet arrangements for the rapid extern
sion Of his road through Texas. The
track is now within thirty miles OF
Dennison, on Red river. A large ship
St. Louis and the east, cotton Is also be-
ginning TO come, and large shipment
to the East by this road may Be ex-
pected this season.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER.
A Young Americsn's Adventure with
Robbers, who Enter his Room at
Florence, Italy, bat are FOiled
In their Designs.

La P1t7ia, of Florence, dated Sep
tember Sd, gives a long and interesting
account of an encounter between al
American traveller and two robbers In
an infamous resort known as the Leone
d. Orc, whittier the American wa
lured by an accidental acquaintance
formed in a railroad coach, while run
ming from AncOna 70 FOggia. The
American, whose name was Shuyvesant
found the Leone D. Orc 10 be peopled
with rough-loOking persons, who inn
pressed him with grave suspicious. Ar
ter retiring be was aroused by.a noise al
the folding doors which separated
his sleeping from his sitting apart
ment. Mr.. Stuyvesant arose, ad-
justed his pantaloons, and in
spected his revolver and pair Of brass
knuekles. Nearly an hour elapsed
without further noise, when the sound OF
footsteps in the adjoining apartment at
tracted his attention. Pretending TO
sleep soundly, Mr.. Stuyvesaut heard the
folding doors gradually drawn apart,
and then the whispering Of mems voice
beside his bed. One said, "Don't fear,
he is asleep;" whereupOn the gas was
lighted. Two robbers Of huge build and
fierce expression met Mr.. Stuyvesant's s
gaze. They examined his valise, and,
having searched his coat pockets, were
about to take a package Of papers with
them, when the heroic foreigner bound
ed from his bed aud demanded an eX-
plsnatiOn. A dagger was instantly
aimed at him; but the American dis
posed of his assailant by a shot which
penetrated the latter's shoulder
blade. The other robber bran-
dished his stiletto furiOusly and
aimed terrible blow at the strangers 5
heart, which he parried with his right
arm, receiving a simple flesh wound. A
blow from the brass knuckles and an
other shot brought the villain to the
floor. After a number of rOughs had
gathered around Mr. Stuyvesentis door,
the latter insisted on no one entering
except the master Of the hotel. The
having locked his door, pre-
sented his pistols at the landlord, or
dering him TO keep quiet while he un-
locked a window. From the window
be jumped upon a little wooden building
and escaped to the street, whence he
FASTENED to inform the police. One Of
the wounded men Is named ErbertO
a notorious Jail bird and high
wayman, who was at one time intimate
" associated with Filippo Casabianca
and his gang. The Hotel di Leone
diOrO haN been coniiscated, and many
iUuorfaDt arrests made
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Heavy Rank RObbery-Over Three Han
dred Thousand Dollars Stolen.

Troy, n. Y, October 1.-THE Sara
toga County Bank, at Waterford, was
robbed, at an early hour this morning, Of
over three hundred thousand dollars by
a gang Of nine desperadoes disguised IN
kuklux uniforms. The robbers secreted
themselves in the house of the Cashier
early last evening, and Gfterward bound
and gagged the entire family except the
Cashier who they compelled to open the
vaults Of the bank. The Toss to the
bank is about eight thousand five hpp-
dred dollars. Special depOsitors e1ll
lose about three hundred thousand dol
lars IN United States bonds and stocks.
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CINCINNATI, October 14.--Rev. ]. F.
Kennedy, Of Delaware, Ohio, and the
financial agent of the Ohio Wesleyan
University, committed suicide in the
cellar OF his house, at Delaware, yester-
day, by shooting himself through the
head with revolver. He was recently
Presiding Elder Of the North Ohio Con-
ference, and also a member Of the COM
mittee charged with the investigation OF
the New York Book Concern difficulties.
The late loss of two daughters, by death
is supposed to have broughto on insanity.
He leaves a widOY.
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Boston, MASS, October l4.-Charles
Lane, who was shot last night in Dor
chester, died this morning. There is no
clue TO the assassin. The murder creates
great excitement. Lane was a highly
respected citizen. After receiving the
wound he declared that he knew of DO
enemy in the world. 1t is supposed the
assassin mistOOk Lane for some other
person.
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A. vACcARo. B. vAcCARO. Al. vAccARo
G. DICEMANN.
A. VACCARO & CO-
Importers and Dealers In
WINES, LIQUORS
CIGARS, ETC,
Commission IGerohanta
No. ss4 Front Street. Memnbfs

IN addition to the WI7,.--,,s r,..
ir Nhicn We have been srse.,'..i ~. -
pess ~ snsy i've years IN this co. -,e 49,, ",
5, ~ .'S4 81 .L,et q Cstton Factors nj fious-
- 80 ose-1ess ~ VIII receive the SPECIAL sffa1s
ne-l o our NJ g piexaann, Whose long -
k,-,- r,-1.s = s-.ss line, both In this citg and
ss'..s- s,s,rs 20 AZ who may favor ~ with
meats Of Cotton. All cosio-, ins-,-- r-1i-s
otnsrWise instructed,
sel .yAcCARoA 4 co.
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CHICAGO.
Voluntary Observance Of the Sunday
Liquor Law by the Fenders-HeaTy
RObbery-$sO,OO0 Worth Of
Watches Stolen.

CHICAGO, October Alt appears that
there was no order issued yesterday BY
the Superintendent Of Police for the
enforcement of the Sunday liquor law
in accordance with the Mayors procla-
nation. The partial compliance with
the law, noted in last nights dispatches,
was voluntary on the part of the saloon
keepers, the better class Of whom an
n0unce themselves in favor of the exc
cution of this law, as well as any other.
The heaviest robbery that has occur
red in this city for years was perpetrated
sometime between one and six O'clock
Saturday morning at the Hess House
on tn I'd avenue. Two sample trunks
filed dwithwatchesvalu at twenty thou
sand dollars, belonging to Erchberg d
Co, Of New York, were taken from the
Office of the hotel, where they had been
left by NJ. n. Strauss, travelling agent
for the firm. The fact of the robbery
was discovered Saturday morning but
kept quiet. The detectives are at work
on the case.
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LOUISVILLE, October l4.-This morn
ing VIM. Frey, negro, sixty years old
stabbed and killed his wife, Charity
Frey, aged thirty-three years, and also
whunded her mother, who interfered.
Fl u had been badly treated by his
vi who had driven him from home,
an ped for divorce. Frey gave him
sci b, confessed TO having committed
the deed, and said that he wanted TO be
hanged Immediately.
The COroner's inquest on the disaster
caused by the falling gofthe house on Mar
ket street will be resumed at ten O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Workmen are
busy removing the debris. It is expect
ed that some clue will be found for the
accident. Stillman, the. foreman Of the
fallen building, was arrested to-day on
the charge Of the Nolte family murder.
He is held for five thousand dollars bail.
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PLANTATION BITTERS
s. T.--1S6O--X.


This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-anchOF Of the feeble and
aebiIitated. As q tonic and cordial for
the aged and Ianguld, 1t has no equal
Gmong stomaehics. As remedy Tor the
RsrTOps weakness to whien women are
especially subject, it is supersedIns
sEsry other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigld, It acts IS .
spsaias ia ssus species Of disorder
which uaasrmlnss the bodily strength,
sad breaks down the animal spirits.
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iE GJCf
having bee
indebted q
count, and
dent Of tbs
II is the
personal al
OF the Firi
At the cour
the third
feud said
prescribed
ceeded wit
order be pu
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 592-In the First Chancery Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee.-Wm. J. Cole ct al. VS.. ia
cob Sebring.
i that the defendant, Jacob Sebring Is a
non resident OF the State of Tennessee; that
the above bill sworn 20 states that said de
fendant is indebted TO complainant in the
sum OF s2l6 %, as evidenced By an open ac-
count nled herein; that an attachment writ
has been issued and returned levied on the
real estate OF said defendant:
II is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in December, lS72 and plead,
answer OF depur to compia1nant's bill or the
same VIII be taken tor confessed as 70 him
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy
of this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
plea1. This October IA, 1877.
A copy-attest:
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, D. c. and n.
Young & Mallory, Sols. for compln I. iOcl5 tn
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The Murderer OF DR.. COIe-swindIed the
Government.

BALTIAORE, October l4.-Charles r.
Henderson was arraigned this forenoon
in the Criminal Court, charged with the
wilful murder Of Dr. Merriman Cole, in
this city on the sixth day Of January,
1872, and plead not guilty.
Thomas s. Howard was arrested in
this city Saturday, charged with con-
spring with Others in New York city, to
defraud the United States OF duties on
certain silk and velvet goods to the
amount of eighty thousand dollars.
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/, II. CULLEN, Deputy CLERK,
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MARRIED.

ED-sTEWART-At the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, on Vance street, at 2
p.m., october l8th, by Rev. Mr.. Stewart, Mt.
Ed. REEE, Of the house OF NJ. /. Meacham &
Co, and Miss MoLLIE STEWART, daughter Of
cur distinguished fellow-citizen, Col. 81. L.
stewart aa'
The bride Is one OF the loveiiest or cur city
bellies, and the groem Is well known as one Of
our most enterprising and successful young
merchants. They left Immediately for his
fathers at Brownsville, amid the rejoieines Of
a host Of friends ED, Iney
ThY life be Ike summers day
May no dark cloud above thee rise,
Bright sunlight beam upon thy way,
And DER thee float soft bslmy skies
Is the earnest wish Of A FRIEND.
LIEBEN-HARTE-Yes yesterday, at pm, By
Rev. D. A. o'Br1en, at ST. Peters Church, Mr..
J. WILLIAR LIEHTs and Niss ATNA HATTIE.
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ENNTRIES for premiums at the coming Ag-
u rieultural Fair, TO commence October 2lst,
may be made at the Chamber OF Commerce,
No. S6 Front street, during the present week.
commencing to-daH, and all persons interested
are urged 20 calf and make their entries.
Eighty feet Of glass cgs have been pro-
vlded for the display OF fine fabrics at the
Fair.
On Friday and Saturday next, 18th and 18th
inst, Hr. W. s. SouthwOrth, Colonel r. A.
Pinson and Captain George Dashiell Will be
at the Fair Grounds, TO receive articles; and
all exhibitors are respectfully requested to
have their articles on the Grounds, on those
days, and have spaces assigned to them.
LEON. TROUSDALE, Secretary.
I.adgnr coOv oel4
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Locomotive Va Omnibus One HAN
Killed and Seven Wounded.
HARRISBURG, Pa, October l4-A To-
connective ran into an omnibus at sun
rise bridge Saturday evening, killing the
driver and injuring seven passengers.
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Died.

HAWKINS-At Raleigh, Tenn, October
18th, at pm, Miss HARRIET HAwKISs, aged
81 years and months. Her funeral took place
from the n. E. CnuEch, souih, og that tcwa,
on sabbath afternOon last. Services by Rev.
3. G. Mclean. OF Vance street c. p. Church,
Memphis. fGallatin papers please copyJ
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

mObllsE, Octooer l4.-Sotton quiet put nrin
middling, iS5Sc; net receipts, 1883 bales; ex-
ports coastwise, l7G bales; sales, l6Uo bales
stock, T7sl bales.
SAVANNAH, October l4.--CottOn active and
offerings fair; good ordinary, IKE; low mid.
ding, i735@l8e; middling, lSizc; net receipts
1900 bales; stock, l.g75 bales.
CHARLESTON, October H.-Cotton firm
ordinary, l5159l7ci good ordinary, 71{9175Sc
low middling, i75zc; middiing, lsc; net re.
ceipts, lSl0 bales; exports 20 the continent
llT bales; sales, so bales; stock, lS,050 bales.
GALVESTON, Octobers l8.-Cotton steady
ordinary, l51zGl5ls; good ordinary, ie5Sc; net
receipts, ilsS bales; exports coast wise, rs
bales; sales, 600 bales; stock, alss bales.
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Nnn-ReSldent N0fiee.

No. 7e, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee--xate Hogan vs. Come
Illus Hogan ct al.
1T appearing from amended bill fled In this
1 cause. which Is sworn TO- that Cornelius
Hogan is q Nonresident OF the state of Ten
nessee and a resident o the State Of IiliDoiss
1t is therefore ordered, That ne make his
appearance herein, al the court-hCuse ef said
on or before tfe asst hi1aday in De
cembeT, IL, ana r,iesd. answer or Qe-
mrr Il lasflpihluanls h;f, CT the same
VIII be taken Tor confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte; aud that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This october ~, ls72.
A cOpy-attest:
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
ByI u. CULLEN, Deputy CLERK,
u b. Robertson, Sol. lor c1rpplnt. Ooi3 mo
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BY THE CABLE.
ENGLAND.

LoSDoN, October l4.-Miss Nellie
Grant was a passenger on the steamer
Scotia, which sailed yesterday for New
York.
Rounded Palmer will take oath as
Privy Councillor Tomorrow.
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m, fortunate AccideDt % - ChiId-An
obStrep0rous Negro Killed.

FORT SCOTT, kansas, October l2.--
Afa Republican demonstration here to-
dav aud tonight Cuarles Stone, boy
toS & years old, was kiiied by the burst
inc inc III a caunon, and Melissa Riggs and
Esthaniei Margrave, gunnexs. shock
inglv burned and laeerated about the
neck and arms.
Policeman Browning, while attempt
sno III arrest 4 coI0red man fof disturb
.ance. was attacked by Amos heaFes,
another colored man, Wnereupon
Browning shot Resyes through The
heart, killing him Instantly.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


ROCHESTER, n. Y, October l4.-Spen-
Ger T. Downey, engineer on the Central
railroad, was to-day indicted for man
slaughter in having caused fatal acci-
dent by a collision at Pittsfield a short
time ago.
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NOTICE.

HAVING been duly appointed AdministFa-
III tor OF the estate Of George W. Gilmore,
deceased, by the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee, all persons are hereby no
tined to present TO me, within the time pre-
scribed by law, all accounts and demands
against said estate or the same win be forever
barred; and ali persons indebted to said es-
tate are requestedto come mp and settle with
me al once. W g. RAINEY, SsJ5< second 81.
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WITH OTHER FREsH NovELTIFs

Those desiring the Choicest Goods, at the
most popular Prices, are invited TO call.
50 Mis- A. A. Wall calls the attention OF
the Ladies OF Memphis, and the surrounding
country, 70 her Dress-Making Department,
unsurpassed for style,
ss- Elegant Bridal Trousseaus completed at
the shortest notice.
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A IL persons are hereby notified that PAUL,
n A. ClCALIsA Is not the agent OF PAUL
CICALLA. and has no power Il collect money
or transact business for me as my agent
FAU1I CICAl.zA.
Memphis October s. ls72. e oee
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ITALY.

GENEVA, October, 14.-Prince NApO-
leon has arrived in this city. He was
accompanied TO GrOnbier by agents Of
the French Government.
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DI ECTORS

DI ECTORS;
e. MCDAyIITT President
JOHS JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. 7. FARGAsON, OF Fargason & Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
JOHN T. SrRArTOS, OF Stratton, James & Co,
Commission Merchants
NAPOLEON HILL, Of Hill, Fontaine & Co.,
Commission Merchants
W. A. GOODWIN, Cotton Broker.
NJ. E, COCHRAN, OF NJ. L. & j. W. Cochran,
Lumber Dealers.
b. E. JACKSON, Of Estes 4 Jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stan on, Tennessee.
FT'HIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
i sOnable inducements 70 Insurers. It's Losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly, while its
es are as low as any solvent company can
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KINGSTON, October l4.-The propeller
China, bound up with merchandise,
burned last night near here.