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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
COTTON MARKETS.

MTsr@ ~ Apr. i5c cpGn SIS s5 5Gt f A'f ~ wee
receipts 9s9 b'le; 'hPmeats oS5i bales sale $50 oae'
CNCISSArI April 2-Cooa-Baers AMI sellers art, very quiet
s1 IoGI. April IL ottOn queii Mddlng. 2aa2,.
PHiLADGLrniA April Rcot.on queti Mddrgs zoe Weekly
PRovDKSCR Apnl -COttOaN receipts OF tie week, 2 bales
Sfw.0aLEASs April l2-CO,tOn quiet Mngs Pic; receipts
$50 bales; 2Si6 bales eIP9ts-io Great Britain OIL bales
TO Barcelona 81 bales 'ae ~ eae sioc ~ VS. hale We
s;.i SsIs: Bremen rs S,i;; is5 to Bar
Bo;rSS April l2Gticn quiet addnss 1S ne: receipts
lbs bales gross 2J bales; eIpoO Great Bhtain III besi sales
s. h11 AS cH S j Hs go a 1 Tss
He' SeeAnSSi c, bale bales eSPS ,s, Great Britain
Ssy.ysiu, April generally active Mailing,
$50 bales stock S99t weeky-Ss, receipts o bales elPGI:
the Continent 9 eae eoaswe 80 bales sales 5000 bales
ga bales; e2pcis-to Great Bftsa BOZ bales cos:Tsc
sales so bales; stock l7?& bales Weey-n receipts. 2 bales
tent 500 bales; eo,Ti,e SIS bales sale, 200 BALE.
SnrO5 TX Ap COn qTf Lev E,t s s 2g2 o net
2s bales Weekly receipts 1880 bales eIpoFts-eOa''se,
Bi1TisoEE Apr 2~Ccon quiet but fHi Mdus. 23!c net
sse. S a. G' c $3.50 SSs. o bales
gross bsesi Continent s5 bales coastwse 800
eaIyE.FGs April I.co'99 d.l Good o,qa5 soie net Re-
s 5s' s sss s s'.9 S S S net rs s
TO Great Britain, $3.50 bses ooAswse, S3 hes sales 800
April laCotton in good demand MlIles Pile sales
SIS bales weekly net receipts 85 bales sales 9 bales stock i'
bales
April l2CottOnstock ISL, 3g77 bales H. 1883 bales
weekly receipts 81 bales; shipments 5l7 bales
NASHVILLE April 2-Coon quet Low Mdlinss. 24c stock,
1871 505 baes o2 65s bai weekly receipts 5i' bales ship
menis, 800 bales
WILMINGTON April l2-Coon dull; Miidlngs, pc; receipts
l0l baes % bales sales 2j bales; stock, JO5
baes weenet receipts $50 bales; eIpOricoawise eO1 bales
sales, ABS bales.
CRY PosT April Observation-Disclosures Of the week 34 bales
MONTGOMERY April l-Coon-Scck lS1l 355 bales; 49, J5l
bales weeky-reeeipts. li6 bales; shipments 53j bales
MACON, April l2Coton finn stoekl3 1889 bales; 1872 5l37
bales week-ecepts, %9 balesi shipments l21 bales Md
dlings, 2lc.
Goluxsrs April l2-COtOn fm st0ek-ls BIS bsiesi ls2
9l2 bales
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THE STATE or TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARkETs
April l2-The France has
<OoOOOy francs during the
April l2-l: -ConsOs opened AT qs for none, and
sl for the account tnned States FvrNenY bonds sol
Coupon, 1852 Old 9 eICoupon; ISos s5t Ten Fr; 89i
fnAsKYoKT April Ia United States Twenty bonds opened
at 9St ASA for the Issue Of 1862
PARIs April Pa. m.-ReBtes opend al $50 Sit
LIyKRPoo April l2-lO;J0 opened oui,t and
MdSng Upans ltdIlidi Mdpg Orle.u IN did sale, OF
The week o0 bales Including 900 bales export bss
speculation; bales-o 90 bales
receipts fthe week jl0 baes950OO bales actual or
port $3.50 bales bound port balss3 900
bales American
LoNDoS. April 2-ljJ p D.Con,os for money s?l tn,
LIvsRPooL phi l2-l;Jo Cotton quiet and neaoy Bread
t,0n dull WHEAT MEANS en,al Tor Caloruia White
II for REQ Winr The WLrs
have been 900 quarters including a. oh Com "a 3a2ijo
psI quarer
.'ssrosl Apnl Ia siss slssrS ssis ssd sssa, M
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noupSTTC MARKETS.

Jurpentne, ~ od'J Y CIV"
DOMESTIC MARKETS
pu,.nr,pn,A Aprl i2-Qlerci,ron BarkSo firm AZ $50
rpeI S nj s,s sS sS ss,d Es - E s1 s At
~ for w'S SoG oh 1od os for sS Grades wheat
ies. active and Western Red 81 o. AHl S ~ .Sa w %T
M,e Oats dun White sGsc s ,n 5 af ,o
Rio isJ a2o,c LasuSa, ave gold Sugar ard
sales Provision. dull Mess Or si52' Lard si@'e WHISKY dull
BALTIMORE April cooa sn Low N Midng nG.'s sn
sfE ei t S Nh. s up 90 f.Ty
a. ssP Psmy T ss 45S sG 81 eai up.Sg
Wse 'V Ssc d. Yellow s5se6i w.n YeSr Sei nssi
R,e quiet AMI sc,. at Provisions fnsr and better Mes
PofkYY.sies 100 Lbs si But Meats unclaimed BaoOS
s sae5Sa Hans III aise Lir s unchanged ws But
ter g acn,e Ami Dr awhest sdy ami uncbang RED Win
@ 81 60. 81 S. Corn quiet at sc oas quiet 'c' fe'To
0swSeo AYR" Fs steady and r9Sh,nsd s 3, i 100 NV M At
Double En-, Wheat .sT's ana s'a ra . cfss s
Ca,dn hed a. ~ SoR ~ ous SGs Of small ot, on
Corn Meal Bo u for Uasol'sa es MD fes 5
y un as to quality Ighwlnes ac Railroad frgHts-fOur to
MIwsUSsn April -FOur quiet and unchanged Wheat steady
S S i 81 , N as s 4 R i,ad y e No. Barley
ae P9Lk ars At 2 Tse s f@ S s b S
Tcus zoo bush Wheat ShpDensO0o bills Flour oOOo bush
VICE" Ge"v1. April aTebqeco easier for ISgs bit FL up
s GI d snd nncbsIge Gram quiet :9Gs OATS, i3e
ssG I've @ Ey s q Bss Mcat. for shoaes Sac
fox Sides Pok inn at 4i2 81 Whisky quiet &c.
,ancd wI Medg9q 81 5is q " AP's IN MGii
- 6s No. Red led, w1'G5 % I No. NE e & TGn G
go Po. dp and u9eSans zoo L hp 1 o Sah
cacAcO April iagFour improved demand se Of Extra sgng
@ for No Spring Corn Sof. AZ Fe , de a. az & l So e.
B s 6 G1 Pd% 9 ,S S 81 1 81 s 80 40 Land so 50 So
Bas qct steady Loose Shoulders sold e iGic Clear
RS Sides Cs{ sae' E.GTa sn ns " atssi S. Re-
w% OSs Flour 5000 wheat ha6 Corn 1900
% D" IBIS Flour Wheat $1,000 bush Corn 1900
MGSPas April 1-Fouf sd1luee and fair demand at sea $40
good demand &c Oats dull and dropping a, Sc bacon a1
9eltc. PORK doll and nominal >.
uucangd for Extra - lor Amber Michigan Com STEADY
q o ~ c Du 4a' w Il sI0d % 100 bush
s. sca@3 IS Wheat good demand and frmi Red -oa13e
fair demand and firm 42d5c Barley siea1 at coarse Butter
steady Pork qoyan AM unsettled ,ass OF g M at to- Is 10
that it coTeIf a1 H BE- s es Bin hsd q1 a qR
fcG @ s @ az Indanapo, snd Franklin Ind $500
BuR Meats wen as PORK BaeonD9shd ti aod "a r. 1n
osnd and and 6ra 81 2sd - WHISKY steady 6lc
s.! o lGs ~ "a A FAMILY So - o. Wlea, m demand f
Mo- Fall Red in ee'aief ~ TS'g s,e5ly 10 H e DC
ffm, No. &C. WHISKY &C. PORK qnei snail aes sl2 80
Dr. C, ,'1 S M e ps ' ds1Te Gear se na@. &C.
25oeo .oh Bacon quiet Noons lot at % for shouisr'
.sa5 BE at s Hogs quiet Al 80 8; Cattle quiet
Corn 5cS5 baS Oats 400 B;flss io5o lu.h RYE
rss At d ons ear EI sI B h q Re q Corn
mei que Int steadyi sales car No High Mixed At 7oc Barley
oye ear STATE to arrive at &c. and No state
Nj, he April es Msea ' .a ns2e o 5'i 6 g. u
spring q, 200 sq' No earn 9 s1 lie % o 1a ' ya 90
Sc 100 DO Soc o!is Rye aud B5ey teglect Seeds
quiet and Unchanged PORK quiet at sla Lard 4'c HgbW1e'
entirely nominal
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MORNING POST

Most completely the truth OF the Besee Residents views cor
roboae by the revelations contained in the diary which the author
Fennei with much diligence and persistent observation Some the
extracts from the ultra papers very amusing serve in conuue.
ton with little anecdotes brighten heavier portions
Of the diary well as to enghen the various points relating
the Of the siege These desutory aaorl but
idea the contents OF this ably written vol
We have however absaned from examination Of the
work to avoid forestalng the interest with which
OF the dy pnute Tor the
tive which even IN lis imperfect state received with great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

On motion OF Alderman Mehrbach the BOARD ad'
iourned until Monday next 10Th INST; at O'CLOCK p III
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Nrv vnpK nAIIY ,TRBUNE SATURDAY, APRIL IT, 1072-TKI

NJ, ,,, MANI, M5Tlng Orleans lidllid sales OF the
Az 6o hale. ncaing for speculation ga sIe and
1oSnoS Anil l2-l:A m.-Cons1h otd al w ir OF
on for he aecount United States fyeI"enty bonds iSo W.
i9s CO. a., n m-rnied Five Twenty bonds closed
NJ a5l for the Issue Of ittl ,,...,, ~
P.RIs April l2--p. r.--Rentes closed ~ a9;i e -,
iyIErooI Apry $50 p. m-leassd Ifoeun l,d PER gaL
wppp Anil Pctrolum Az y Dbl Tor tue Pale Amere an
IoypoS Anvil I2-Evenng -Caeatia Laseea 69GeH@ spun"
In ntlneI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

Msny equal descriptive execution the ines, delnea
similar character novels say, In Cayles Frederick
the Great The the Sye Of Metz which the fullest par
cuay might call sketches after nature The
description Of tie Battle Of Sedan is mssLerpiece"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
EXAMINER.

THE letters Of The Beesed Resident from Paris great
crest when they appeared from time time TIB DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute and In the main very accurate description Of
Affairs In Paris during the four months Of isolation Of
France Other kindred books win published
complete the picture bnt this volume likely
much fauess of detail"
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions
DAILY NEWS" shown the following works several Of them
reprinted in the United states from the English eon all Of which
h red u nnmna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

The Diary Of the Beeged Resident needs from
Motk Versailles pronounced extremely interesting Al
home disputes with the letters from Metz in the Journal
place Of honor among the correspondence tie penO|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

There peculiar cnic favor the Resident
IL lucky chance which shut this
Paris and elected such graphic account of the siege
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Ucooins Caros, &t.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
~ tont-wEDDIsG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (EstAb
hshed 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

VANITY FAIR.
I" The letters are very smsrtly written"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

1.-THE DAILY NEWS has distancd al other European journals
the fdnes. pIomptness, and accuracy Of its news"
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ILLCSTRATRD TIMES.
LONDON SOCIETY

The letters from the Beseg Resident we've awavs racy
and thoroughly unique In their matter in their slye'
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THE DEUTsCHE zKITUyG BERLIN).

al" is the most important an accurate contribution the history
the have yet seen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

The Besiegel Resident led life which, reelected bis faithful
have been full OF interest AMI Of very variety in
which woud fancy hat life among the population closely.
nv ested city must be deficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Most Engshmeu for all purposes Of the comnuniea
tons published TIE DAILY NEWS tie most critical events
were evolving themselves IL out Of this correspondence that the
aae been made In this county to slccor the
al cel French peasants took their rise"
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THE DRUTsCHE zEITUyG (BRRLIN).
"Te superiority ohe descriptions ohe War which furnished by
THE DAILY NEWS everywhere acknowledged Therefore the col
lection historic commentary and the connected exposition Of the
war; which thus produced pronounced in the
highest degree useful The Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
ere those OF all journals IN pOmpde, eopiOuuess and
sccurgcY!n
Another reprint from the columns Of "TB DAILY NEWS the
Diary Of tie Besegd deEt in Pans OF which the following
''-''-' --'' '''- '-'''''''' TIMES.
missing Bosgei Resident way
ia the columns Of contemporary
lie has style Of writing that reminds OF Mr.. Bernal Oborne
tsng-a style which the Parans and tie siege lent themselves
with singular felicity He has tie Of pulg place ObseEys
tons il novel way generally telling and often singing"
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
The personal element these letters unquesonsby that
which gave them their charm the despcabe
unworthy which the Beegcd the chonicer will
have be taken truthful narrative great
SPECTATOR.
The Diary Of BeSiesed Res.lea il Paris will certainly form
Of the most remarkable cOn Of mOmentOus episode in His
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
"The Besieged Resilient, keensigled Of the world
lively whimsical humor reporter
Of tie incidents he hea Is Of the entertaining
whom the Va has brought forth"
PAIL MALL GAZETTE
The Beegel Resident led Life which, reelected faithful
pages have been full interest; very variety in
which wond fancy tha Life among the population Of closely
Inv ested city must be deficient"
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
The letters Beegd Resident we've awavs racy grahc
and thoroughly unique in their matter in their STYLE
LONDON SOCIETY.
There peculiar cnc favor about the remarks of the Resident
1YL cha NH -, Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

This collection of letters valuable contribution to the history Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13
DIAMOND ORNAMENTS.

Il
DIAMOND HEAD ORNAMENTS $500 to 5000
nIAMOND NECKLACES :. $500 to $1,000
DIAMOND BROOCHES :. $3.50 to $4,000
nIAMOND LOCKETS :. $3.50 to $4,000
nIAMOND BRACELETS :. $3.50 to $4,000
DIAMOND EARRINGS :. 800 to $1,000
DIAMOND STARS 500 to $1,000
nIAMOND AIGRETTES :. $500 to $4,000
nIAMONDS VALUED, ROUGH or CUT.
nTAMONDS BOUGHT, ROUGH or CUT.
DIAMONDS RE-MoUNTED.
MIR. STREETER, having appointed Agents at
vi the diamond FIELDS Of sa,h Africa, thereby enabled 20 SUP
PLY HlGH-CLASS DIAMOND WORK at very ADVANTAGEOUS
PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-13

The Besieged Resident keenghted OF the world
lively whimsical humorist ndeay repor
Of tie incidents he hea IS Of the entertaining
whom the war has brough, forth"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-04

E L. L
on the adoption Of the resolution, anC
gave fair warning that his delegation
had seriously contemplated to withdraw
from the convention on account of tn,
dwindling away of the delegates.
Judge Warden was in favor of eonced-
ing to the Missouri delegation the adop.
ton of this resolution. M.
The last resolution was finally adopted
and the chairman, Judge r. p. Ranney,
was added to the committee er O6iefo.
NoMINATIoN OF GREELEY.
At twelve o'clock the convention took
recess till one, and after re-assembIinQ
the nomination of Greeley was received.
Judge StaIlO, in q bitter speech, ex-
pressed his profound disappointment in
the action of the Liberal Convention,
and he was now satisfied that that party
was lacking in two elements of success
honesty and courage, and he now
moved TO instruct the Executive COM
mittee to
CALL ANATIoNAL CONVENTION.
Mr.. Kitteridge hoped the motion
would not be put until this convention
first declared that it utterly repudiated
the action Of the Liberal Convention,
AAAA NlaA Al1NiC Au NtIENLAolLklttc NOllU
it support its nominees.
Judge Stallo withdrew his motion.
Rev. Thomas Vickers said that prom
inent Democrats who had hitherto been
with this movement now said they
would hereafter go with the old Demo-
cratic party. This was where he stood,
and there would be other departures.
MI. Denser, of Missouri, was bitterly
nnFlouod ~ Hnraaa nrloI,r~ aAH I.1lar11
that he was nominated by corrupt Poli-
ticians led by those of Pennsylvania.
MIR. Gilmore, of Ohio, hoped the mo-
ton would not prevail, because he did
not think it due to the dignity of the
convention to repudiate the action of
that convention. He was willing to
stand or fall by the platform of this or
ganization, but thought the thing to do
to move steadily forward, indie
pendently of its own line. He consid-
cred this convention was not formed to
approve T repudiate the action of that
conventions ne therefore favored no
action.
MI. Ruttledge Withdrew his motion,
and Judge Warden renewed Judge Stall
los motion to instruct the committee to
call a National Convention. He had
WI ONpS1AJ OBPo9Ch W 0AONlCN boe hS
saw that with
GREELEY on ONE SIDE, GRANT WAS IN
EvITABLY on THE OTHER.
He thought the p~rincipleso of the platform
today adopted would prevail in the whole
country. He proposed to have no ex-
preston for candidates now, but to call
q National Convention.
Hon. w. w. Mccall, of Florida, adj
vised the calling of a convention regu-
as the principles of this party,
formed here to-day, were such as will
unite all the honest peoples of the whole
country. The nomination of Greeley,
he believed, was brought about by the
of Grant. HefavOred a national
executive committee and hoped that no
hasty action would be taken to destroy
the party in its inception. The motion
was unanimously adopted.
Judge Ranney is designated as Chair
of the National Executive Com
and il was announced that the
committee would, at an early day, is
'ue its call for a national convention.
After a vote of thanks to Judge Ran
ley, Chairman, the Convention adj
burned sine die.
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@MENIH AGRICULTURAL y HAN SOCIETY
LEON ROUsD ALE Secretary. JOHN g. Ball eidenG
M q n "a x H So
THOs. e. HILLS. TOBIAS WOLFE. JAs-COLEMA 1WOoDsON
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the broad platform w1heh was erected
With such unanimity all good men can

the broad platform wfieh was erected
viii such unanimity an good men can
stand, and in support ofit Virginia, the
mother OF states and statesmen. and the
entire South, viii be found united. Let
there be no m~isgivings, but united, let
Us 20 forth in a spirit of victory, and
with hope and glad courage; and
rely on 1t, a bright and glorious
sun win CLEAN upon the horizon
of the coming contest, and lead us 20 a
glorious triumph. The spirit of the
people is aroused, and sOon We shall
hear their responses, speaking in thun-
der tones against corruption and for re-
form. Let us not fall into the error Of
despising our enemy but let US concili-
ate and organize. We shall have no
ehild's play Of it; then let us prepare for
a fierce and formidable encounter. We
have the force to beat the Radicals.
But we must place ourselves in such
a position as to bring all our
available strength in the field. So organ
lied, so united, so well-armed, we care
not whom we have to encounter. Be it
the present incumbent, with all the ma
chinery of the government and the cor
ruptiOns Of his thieves, we shall defeat
him, unless we waste our strength in
idle quarreIs. From this moment should
every member of the great PATRIOT
of the country deem himself en-
listed for the campaign, and de
vote all his efforts and energies to the
glorious cause of Reform until the bat
lie IS fought and won.
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CAPON SPRINGS
AND BATHS,
Hampshire County, West Virginia
Via Winchester, Virginia..

This delightful watering place has been
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Virginia for salubrity, elasticity and dryness.
Its splendid baths were declared by Sir
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Webster, as hardly equalled by anything he
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For our pamphlet, with full particulars of
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NOTICE OF EDWARDS
MEMPHIS CRY DIRECTORY
FOR 1878.

The southern Publishing Company respect
fully announce 10 the business men of Mem
phis that they will issue the above publication
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IAN Will permit. The delay in issuing the 1872
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believe, n a recurrence will Sc guarded
against in the future.
Since the issue of EDWARDS MEMPHIS
DIRECTORY, 1853, there has, we believe, been
given TO its citizens some five therdirectories
az olnerent times and by various parties, none
81 which gave satisfaction to the subscribers,
known by every resident. The Edwards
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llnued yearly since. The publishers of the
experience in publications of this natuFe. and
nave ample means and facilities at their COM
mand, second to no other firm or hrms in tbs.
Union. e
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HAVING been appointed and qualified as
IL Administrator on the estate of William
T. Miller, deceased, by the Probate Court of
shelby county, Tennessee, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against said
estate to present them, properly authenti-
Gated, 10 me, at Mrs. Patterson's, RoZell sta
ton, on the NJ. and q. r. R., or to Rees B. Ed
mondson, at his Office, at Is Union street,
Memphis. All persons Indebted to the estate
Will please call upOn me and make settlement
Of the same. March 81. 1872.
mb3lm THOM q HE Abb
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NOTTCE MO. q.

7 HEREBY certify that I closed the books OF
Il JosephWitkowsky on the 10th day of Febru-
airy, 1871, at which time.LOuis Witkowsky re-
ceiVed one-half Of the profits and was equally
interested in the same business.
5. NJ. ROBERTSON,
ap2l PRINCIPAL Robertsonls Rnsiness Coilega.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

The sixth call of 10 per cent. in the amount
of stock subscribed TO the Masonic TemDle of
Memphis will be due at the office of the secre-
tary, Room Nos Magnolia Block, corner of
Union and Front streets, on
Wednesday, May 1st, 1872,
By order Of the DIRECTORY.
H. H. HIGBEE, President.
A. ]. WHEELER, Secretary. mvI
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CINCINNATI, May S.-The Reunion
and Reform Convention re-cOnvened this
morning at ten o'clock, in Mozart Hall,
the number in attendance being small.
Judge Ranney in the chair. Judge War
den, from the Committee on ResOlu-
lions, submitted the following report: