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THE WHEYLAND MURDER
AcquittaI Of Carter as an Accessory Be.
fSFe the Act.

| NEW ORLEANS, January 12.-In The
nrst district court, in the Carter case
some ten or twelve witnesses were ex.
/ anined. Garter was represented by
Messrs. Ooltons and Billings, and the
State by the sttorney-seneral aRd
district-sttorney. At the conclusion of
the trial Judge Ab5ll remarked that, SIS
the prisoner had not asked TO be dis
charged, he would adopt the suggestion OF
the counsel and admit him to bail; that
It was clear that the killing was done by
policeman, hut, admitting it was an Off
csr from the Gem, he, the Judge, recOZ-
Rized Colonel Garter as speaker of the
house until there was a fully organized
senate and house; to order otherwise,
even had Carter ordered the sergesnt-st-
arms TO bring before him the absent men,
bers of the house at all hszsrds, dead or
alive, he could not be held responsible for
the killing of Wheyland, because Whey
land having been unseatsd was not q
member during the trial.
Immense crowds thronged the court
room, corridors and adjoining streets, who
cheered Carter upon his release, When
he Tesohsd the street the crowd gathered
around him and insisted on his delivering
an address tonight, at the Clay statue,
on Canal etleet, oonseq the
meeting was held there aud addressed
by Carter and others. Carter stated that
he at the head of the legal members Of
the legislature would pTocssd tomorrow
at twelve O'Clock to the Mechanics Insti-
tuts and demand admission and the dig
peTsion Of the armed police from the hall
OF the house of representatives, over
which he, as legal speaker, had entire
controls he will also warn The police force
and all other armed posses there 20 dis
perse. He ssid he wished the people to
witness that they went pssoesbIy and de-
msnded their rights.
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PETITION FOR IECORFORATlOR.

80. l74. Rim the F1rst ChanOery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.
NT BE aEASt James Elder, J. W. Knott,
~ JOseph Lenord, Eugene Mageveny, r.
McDavitt, ". B. Miller, ". A. Ednonds and
g II. Jpdsh, have nlsd their petition in said
Court, praying 70 be Incorporated as tho
"Society eg the Southern Soldiers HSme, 4"
and that they may bs constituted the trus-
tees OF said corporation, and authorised TO
adopt by.laws and rules Tor the government
OF the same. and perfect their organisation
oy the elestion of ofh9sra- to consist OF q
President, Secretary, Treasurer and Manager
or superintendent, etc that they may be
fully empower ed TO do all acts not tncoI sis.
tent with the laws Of the State, under their
corporate nsms, borrow money on the obli-
cations or bonds Of the corporation, for the
purposs OF improving certain laad-tasout
a "a acre. owned by theml-situated in Shell
bS county, tennessee, ana about four miles
east OF Memphis, etc.
Il is therefore ordered, That any and all
persons wishing so to do, make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse Of said court,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before
the first Monday In March, lSz2, and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted, and that
q copy OF this order be published for thirty
days In the n en- phts Appeal.
This January y, liza,
4 oopy-Attosti
E0MUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Il. ]. BLACK. Deputy O. d Il.
6Rrrts. Pillow a Pillow. fals-sat
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nsrrow.gauee roads. All roads receiving
this aid are to pay into the State treasury
two per csnt. annually of their gross earn
ings, 30 be applied to pay the interest on
the bonds and create sinking fund TO
nav of the bonds. After the interest and
bonds are paid this two per cent. 20 go
into the State treasury and be perpetual
source of revenue. County courts are
prohibited from taking stock in railroads,
except by tWo-thirds vote OF the legal
voters Of the county. The amount OF
bonds TO be issued under this bill Is not to
exceed t1S,O01, 900. Mr.. Lsper, the author
of the bill, estimates that under this law
the State will have in ten years two
thousand additional miles of railroad, and
that the interest and bonds will all be
paid OF. The roads are TO be under full
control Of the legislature.
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ST. DOMINGO.

PoRT-AU-PRINoR, January "a Prus-
sian msn-of-Wsr has arrived at this port,
Her officer in command demands settle.
mant for the German losses oocssionsd
during the revolution. A French man.
of-wsr has also arrived and demands q
settlement of the French debt. Ths sf
fairs of the country are in a critical oon
dltisn. The ministry have resigned. The
United States frigate Congress is expect
al hare
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WAsHIEGTOE, JGnusry I2-The Presi-
dent has been appealed 20 by large num-
beT Of propsrty-hOlders and others In New
Orleans to put the city under martial law.
He has within the lest few days received
large number Of kilograms on The-aub-
tect OF the disturbances there, which DO
mas referred to Attorney. General VIII
lisms for his opinion. Il is doubtful
whether martial law will be declared, but
it may be that the police and militia will
be restrained from interfering with the
proceedings Of the court.
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EnEIssa Kstes.

TorDoE. January I2.-The Rev. hr.
uG~t~on. who has been on trial at Chatham
sor The nu tder Of his wife, has been found
syrsltv anly twelve men we're killed BY
fhs coIlisry explosion in " ales on Thnrs-
-, ...,T,he smallpox is spreading
ShSo.rhout the British islands. Cardinal
rniI.n permits tbs use Of meat on Friday
f1r sanitary reasons during tne preNaiance
!. -. S5ssase Str +. soucamore has
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ANGLING for snckers.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, January IA
meeting Of the citizens OF Gloucester, in
terested in the fishing business, WGs held
last evening. A committee was appoint
ed to cooperate with committees from
other localities In the endeavor to obtain
bounty on tonnage, or relief in some 9th
ar form, for the great injustice which
must result to the fishing interests from
the ratification Oft he Washington treaty.
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A fellow Of bsd character named No
GowsB, suspOsed TO know more of the
operations or csrtsin horse. thieves than
an honest man should, visited Jonesboro,
Arkansas, on the 2Sd of last month, got
drunk, snd went about the village sbus.
ing the sheriff. EIe came upon the officer
late in the afternoon and attacked him
him with knife, but the sheriff met the
assault with few rounds from revolver,
which sent Mr.. Mc9owan out of the
world kiting,
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Rtnrrn I'm ALBANIA

HELENA, January IA terrible wind
storm visited Monticello, Arkansas, OF
Thursday night, blowing down foul
churches and leaving nothing standing
but the walls Of q fifth. It also destroyed
the courthouse, unrOofsd houses and
barns, and threw fences to the ground
The tornado lasted i've minutes, but Yves
30 severe that nearly sll the d2msge was
done In q minute after it struck the town,
No lives are reported lost, and but fe8
persons we're wounded.
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PEORIA, ILLINoIs, JsDusry l2.-A hne
hay horse valued a. one thousand dollars
yFss stolen from ". + DowdeIlt proprie-
tor OF the Peoria Democrat Last night.
SFbe animal l. 9 bay, eight years old Il
ss NOT often that cheap country editor in
shiS section is able To own that amount OF
borsed ssh, and noped shet Dowoell
viii soon recover his property.
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a-wkpo,.Ts. January 1.-TWO OF three
,,,ss-,ssso. tT,zt cd to Mrs. Wharton'a high
Tsnntstion. DR.. Claude was examined as
~ exDert. Several Witnesses were then
called 70 prove character, among them Key.
DT. Leeds, rector Of Grace church, Balti-
more who testified that Mrs. wharton
WINS 4 communicant Of bis church, and
that for amisbility, kindness ana human-
ify abe Was above criticism.
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NEw YoRK, January 12.-The congress
sdorsl committee this morning received
letterE complaining Of the losses OF goods
among which b one from d. b. CLsnlns
StefinR that be lost goods while they we're
N custody Of the cuHtomhouse otncerss
ne also states that ne made complaints to
Palmer when be was In ths oustomhouHe,
Rut never received any satisfaction.
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PURE OLD BOURBON
AND
RXM WHI9E X.
]. a nILLER eMIOkEn.cocx eaAnp.

WE can the particular attention OF ths
w wholesale trade 10 Cur large stock OF
Whiakiea, mostly OF the celebrated and we'll
known brand for the past twenty years OF ],
A. Miller ChiekeH-Cock Bour bon and Rye
Whisky made N Paris, Bourbon county,
KY, and warranted 70 the trads for It's pa
rity aud uniformity in Quality, and TO I'm.
prove by age faHter than any other whisky,
made In the dnest oooperaEe. We have off.
ag6. eto.
BEWARE OF OOUNTERFETTs Stencil
brand On one head OF the barrel and the
burnt brand OF the diEfillery on the ether
head, made In and IN nom Paris, Bou1 bon
county, KY.
Wholsss ia dealers, grocorE and druggists
are invited ~ exaE1tne our stock. For sale
In lots only By
D0bH, DOLHONDE q CO..
Bole Asentss corner WalnuE sna Ihifd.
az SAW y, iouis, No.
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NEW YoRK, January l2-Ths election
Of onesrs Of the Union League club 90
CURED last night. There were three tick
cts in the field, and Intense excitement
prevailed. After midnight the secretary
announced the result: President, W. 3.
Hsppeni Treasurer, George Cabot Ward,
Gnd Secretary, George Hin.
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Cuban Anairs.

KEY WEST, January 12.-Letters from
Hsyena state that the sentence of the
American, Doctor Howard, 10 eight years
Ia tbs psnit, ntisry, has been approved
By the czptsin-general...... The reported
landing Of ammunition for the revolu-
tionists Is confirmed. Cavalry volunteers
have been sent 70 Santiago.
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ST. LOUIS, January u "A bill hiss besn
introduced in the lsRislstHre 70 facilitate
the construction Of railroads IN this State.
The principal feature is provision 70 issue
70 al new broad-gauge railroads Sl0, 600 per
msls In State bonds, and $500 per mile 70
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81. LOUIS, Jsnusry u Captain kroW-
sner, who, ii she Ebssnce Of Admiral Pos
sist, is In charge Of the Russian feet, now
IN the New York hsrbor, left here yes
terdsy with orders 70 move the heet 70
Pensacola, to be in readiness 10 receive
the Grand Duke Et the termination Of bis
sousharn trip.
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~ nrlekInrer,, Uninr.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 1.-THE Brick
lsVers' NasionEi convention have elected
fas following officers for the ensuing year;
president, Jsmss 7. Kirby, Of Baltimore,
Maryland; v1os-president, Wm. OBrien,
Of Chicago; secretary, John W. Brown,
OF Ned York; vice-secretary, Sam. A.
Steele, treasurer, James o'Eesl, OF Al
bany, New York.
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OMAHA, January l2.-The Duke Alexis
arrived this morning and was well re-
ceived and entertained by the citizens,
As this WAS the Russian New Years day,
fhs Duke received many happy greetings
from abroad. he left ss three O'Clock
this afternoon, In company with General
Sheridan, for Fort AoPhersOn.
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NEW York, Jsnusry 1.-TWO hundred
people we're arrested at q cock-hght at
Hoboken yesterday, but released with
reprimand. ...... Bsrgh's officers inspected
g number Of sWil-lmtlk stables at East
HobOken to-day, and some proprietOrs
viii likely be indicted by the grand jury.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
AND --
MANUFACTURING AID EoOIETY,
Authorised By the Legislature Oftheststs.
TRKDAH koRNnSS, CLASS II, JAN. II, ls12.
90, II, So, II, 81, 80, 2, IS, 81, q, &c. a, 20.
FRIDAY EvEsuo, GLASS q, JAN. l2, 1874.
81, 20, 80, 26, 80 So 6s, 16 e. rs, 40, 50, 20 Is.
2As SECOND STREET,
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PARIS, January I2.-The committee Of
1arliarnentsry initiative to-day reported
20 she assembly 6 bill providing for the
release OF Rll communists now confined
IN the hullzE, who are not known 70 be
guilty Of criminal scts......The emperor Of
Rrszl visited OberbouTg docks and arse
nal to-dsy.
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ESTABLISHED 1s4O.

been sppointsd director of telegrsphs for
the United KinRd0m......Tt Is r1mCired in
the clubs that the separation between
Prince Teek and his wife is permanent,
and that 1t was caused by unfaithfslneas
on the part OF the Prince.
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NEW York, January l2.-The besti-
mony taken by the eoronsr's jury at the
inquest on James Fisk, was sent To tbs
grand jury, together with tie bullet and
pistol used by Stokes. 1t 10 expected that
frat deQree.
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NEW YORK, January l2.-The Herald
stsbeE thai tWo Of Bsrgh's officers are un-
der arrest for eruslty In besting oitiEsn
who was expostzlatinR with thera for an
in reference with his horses, and that the
otiosrs OF the snti-eruslty society had en-
desvored 70 bhbe the MAJ not 70 prose-
urta
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LoSDoE, January l2.-The steamer
Erin, which sailed On the 2Si for New
York, put bsck short Of cosl, The steam
ship Spain, which put back with propel-
Ter dissBled, has besn towed from
Queenstown 70 Liverpool for repairs.
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BERLIN, January 10 "A dispatch from
Versailles informed the government that
Baron Won ATnim and Count de Rsmusat
to-day exchanged the ratification of GUS
toms that the convention recently nsgo-
tisted at Frankfort By the representatives.
OF Germany and France.
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rammapz ssesems Dsaea.ea.

NKw YoRK, January l2.-Under 9
rnandamuA from Judge Barnard Tam
many hall was thrown open last night 70
ths Democratic delegstes recently elected
and possession was taken BY them. The
nesting was held with Henry Genet Ia
ne chair. Alter Q short session they sd-
fourned. This is considered triumph
nVsr the sachemH,
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ne Rerara Of nserif.

WAsEIEsToN, January I2-F. A. War.
den. charged with the en- oeZzlemsnt Of
S12 900 Of government funds while en-
plOyed IS clerk in the treasury depart
menr, was to-day convicted Of the Of
fenos,
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NEw York, January 12-Arguments
were heard yesterday In the supreme
court involving the validity of Judge
Bsrnzrd's order relating to prisoners con-
fined for debs IN Ludlow street jsil. No
decision was announced.
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Questiou settled.

MUEICB, January l2-In the Bsvarisn
chsmber to-day, the government, In re-
ply 70 an Interpolation from the cpposi-
tiOn, justified its enforcement of the old
Catholic church burial service.
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LITTLE ROCK, January 12.-The State
board of education has been in session
during the week. It adjourned to-day.
II passed resolution memorializing con-
gress for the endowment of the free
schools Of this State
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BUFFALO, JanuSry IA pigeon-shoOt-
Ing mstch between B0gsrdus and Paine,
Interrupted at New York by Bergh, took
place opposite here, In Canada, today,
and Was won by Bogsrdus.
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Pnrturuess nfnister.

WAsHIEGTOE, January l2.-OhevaheE
DssOuEa LoDo wss To-day presented TO the
President and delivered TO him his ere
dentisls as envoy extraordinary and min
istor plenip0tsRtisry from his msjesty,
tbs King OF Portugal.
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From south Amerioa.

LONDON, January I2-Advices from
Rio Jsneiro are to December %. News
had reached Montevedio from Ascuncio
that revolt had recently broke out in
Paraguay but was suppressed before It
had STAINED serious proportions,
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Il Inhn.nn WanfelI

NEW YORK, January I2.-The police
and fremen OF this city have not yet re-
csived their pay for December, but prob
ably soon viii under the provisions OF
the financial sot passed by the Legislature
last Wednesday.
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ALBANY, January l2-Arguments for
and against the reduction of Tweed'a bail,
and on YEcsting the order Of arrest, were
made before the supreme court this morn
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RTozGoND January I2.-The houss ofdel-
eRstss yesterday passed Joint resolution
submitting the clause OF Lh3 constitution
to the people fixing the maximum rate OF
Interest at twelve per cent.
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ntsttnrut.he.I Arrival-

NEW YORK. January L. The steamship
Algeria, frOm Liverpool, has arrived.
Among the passengers are Hon. James
Brooks and family.
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DIED.

LIvINGSrON-on Friday. January Il, JNo.
W. LIVINGSTON, aged % years.
His remains VIII be removed from the resi-.
dsnce Of Mrs. J. O. Grifnng, on Alsbama
street, TO the Memphis and Ohio Railroad,
THIS DAY. at u O'Clock N.
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NOTICE.

District fn q saRsruPsS1. %sst PssRn'A'''' @
At Memphis, Tennessee, l2th day OF January,
1871
TENHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
L his appointment as assignee Of Martin
Berlin, OF Aemphis, Shelby county, State
of Tennessee, within said district, who has
been adj udicated 9 bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court OF said District.
Ia o. WOOLDkID4E. AssiRnee.
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HAVING this day Suggested the insolvency
II OF tho estate uf Eugente deoFgefst. De
said eatate are required 10 dla them win tns
Clark OF the County Court within tbs term
prescribed by law. or this notice " III be plead
"a bar, JOHN BATTl, Adnntnfasrator.
Memphis, Tenn.s January IL lsga jaza-fz
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Knserprising Lads,

NEW YORK, January I2-Three boy
burglars were arrested yesterday with
four hundred dollars worth Of plunder In
their possession.
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Ho. q. N.

rENHE meeting of the Joint Board OF Trus.
\ tees viii be postponed until sA1URDAH
EVENING, 18th insi ant, when they viii
meet IN the Library Room tHscon'sl, At
o'si9oh' 1P pRxsoorr. sseyat,yv.
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GALVESTON.
MARRIED.

BDRDETT- TT-sMITHWICK-At the Second
Presbyterian Church, Jan'y llth. By ths Rev.
VIM. K. Boggs, Captain FRAEK o, BURDETT,
Of Salem, Virginia. and Miss sALLIE Z,
sSITHwIoK, OF this city. No Cards.
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PARIS, January I2.-The assembly com,
nllttes reported in favor Of repeating the
law sequestrating the estates Of the Or.
leans princes.
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RELIABLE INSURANCE

In addition to the QUEENS IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF LIVER
POOL AND LONDON, capita
81 o, ., 600.
for many years represented by me,
have made arrangements with the
managers of the ROYAL INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LIVER.
POOL, which has also a capital Of
8 I . O O o, O Q O f.,
and not heretofore represented In
Memphis, giving RELIABLE IN
DEMNITY and UNDoUBTED Sc.
CURITY to my patrons and friends,
of whom I confidently askIs continu-
snce of the liberal patronage extended
70 me durlng the past ten years, as
suriug them of prompt and honorable
dealing, and just and equitable adjust
ment in case Of loss.
To holders of Policies In the PACI-
FIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
1 am happy to state that ell the out
standing risks have been reinsured In
the Liverpool, London and Globe In
suranee Company, by contract with
that company, rendering 1t unneces-
sary to change them until expiration.
n. T. TOMLINsON,
General Insurance Agent,
No. II Madison street.
Memphis, January Is.
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Paducah & memphis r. r Co.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TNO. s. SULLIVAN and THOs. CLARK
j have been admitted partners in my bust-
ness, to date from JsnuRry LIST, ls79 Style Of
isiI isf " " - s-' - ~ N. GAVIN.
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madrid, January I2.-OWing to differ
sncss IN the Spanish cabinet, ths oepar.
ture Of COncha for Cuba has been deferred
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TeLEoRAPHIc SUMMARY
wooden sIfu Burnsd,


SFRNeFIELD, Mass, January IA
wooden mill belonging to 81. I. James. of
West Whitley, was burned. Loss, Sl5, 600.
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be CO aslanses ahd Shlspers,

OFFICE OF sUP'T MISS. & TENN. RR,
" Memphis, Tenn, JsnUary IL, 1874.
Mr.. P. o. WOOD has been appointed Freight
Agent Tor this Company at Memphis, taking
effect this date, IN place OF SIR. J. n. Pamplin.
i.l2 Jas. YONGE 8upertntendenL
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ORGANIzArIOE FOR 1879.
UNION E. PLANTERS BANK
OE nEWNGRHI@.

Paid up Capital, $677, 400
OTRECT9E6.
VIM. N. harrington, J. ]. Rawlings,
Q b. Church, q. W. Gcyer,
VIM. b Grsenlaw, W. X, Galbroath,
Napoleon ELL, A. VRecaro,
JOS phi Bruce, NJ. L. heachRm,
Wm. A. Williamson, Nathan Adams,
VIM. 4. 0oOdNyn, A. @. Treadweu,
John T. stratton.
OFFECERs.
WM, n. FARRIH0roN, President
]. ]. RAWLiR0S, Vioe-PTestdent,
g. p REA ID, Cashier. tall
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MANIEn-SI0NE SALESMEN.

VAN ! eB-o I'VE oN6EoNENs
TITO TRAVEL. IN the South. More need ap-
j ply except Buch as have had experiences
In the stove usir esH, and can command
some business and give good references.
Address,
STOVE FOUNDRY. Lock Box 1913.
ta7 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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OFFICE LIFE AssOCiATleM or AEERICA
81. I.nrrra- 1anuarua 2 I'm

An election for Directors OF the LIFE AS.
6OCI = TON OF AMEalCA will be hold at
the o11ce OF the Association, in the CITY OF
St. Lou 8, Missouri, on the Hlth day Of lanu-
;ss ~ p wk, HAELEx, Secretary.