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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31

TIGH CONSrABLE'S SALE.-1 viii
4 L sell nj public auction. Mt my Office, No. 1900
franklin street, on sATCR August slst. al u
O'clock A. NJ. the following property, 10 satisfy
slhI,lry distress warrants In my hands: .
MARBLE-TDI' BUREAUS and WAsliSI ASllS,
WALNUT and STAINED POPLAR WARD
= ROBES.
rANE-SEAT and WINDSOR CHAIRS,
SOFAS, PICTURES. hEnSTEADS,
MATTRESS, CARPETS. MIRRORS,
PIER GLASS, u.OChS.
EXTENSION TABLES, CRADLE,
STOVES, SIDEBOAEDS, RtFRlGERAIok &c.
TERMS: Cash. y. Is. DUESEERE1.
M, "D-3t II. {. G. L.
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pAKER'S Buffers, VINEGAR BIT.
- TtRS, HOS1EITsk'S BiITERs. Plan
TATION BITTER. SIMMONS S LivEE REG,u-
LATOk. PtERCE'S GOLDEN MtDlCAL DE
COVERI, &C.
L. WAGNER 6 Co, Druggists.
an 3l-3tt Sixth and Bruad streets.
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EspEs RENT.

TOR RENT, nice BRICK RESI- S33l
A. DESCE, ON Twcniy-li;h near Clay street: XII
seven rooms, &C, with good lot. Rent low to Il
good tenant -
an 3l-St L1NE * bkolHER.
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NOTICE.-Taken up by tile police, On
~ Oh the eyth Instant, ouc BAY IIORSE.LE[A
which can he seen 1T Valentines st.tiie, Rear the
corner uf Broad aud Fouslcc streets.
Hereafter the ordinance will b. carried ont strictly
In regard to horses running at large In the street.
JOHN POE, JR..
au 2O-3t Chief of Police.
MONEY FOUND.-I have in my posses
w sion IN AMOUNT OF MONEY taken from a
colGred girl The owner can have II proof Of loss
of property and payment of charges
JOHN DISNEY, Captain Of Police,
an 30-3t Second District
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OIL OF SaNDALWOOD CAPSULES
~ soliat MEADE & BAKERS
an 90 nrtls Store.
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I7OR SALE AT AUCTION, on TUES
Il DAY the 81 day of September next. at Drake :
r:llch Station on i;cliond and nanyiie rs'liroah'
i'm Charlotte county, yal a NEW HOUSE contain
Ing ten rooms Eutly arranged, with LOT
of ONE AND ONE-TEi5RD ACRES, aud is about
800 yards from r7lrca5 station. For further par-
ticuiars, apply to ..
III au lO-eOd3w~
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BY Lyme & Brother,
AuctIonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT, WITH \
4 FRAMED HOUSE THEREON. SITUAIED
ON THE EST LINE OF SINH Pc
TWEEN AND ) STREETS. AT AUCIloS;-
I,y virtue OF n certain fced Of trust executed by
John w Baker aud 3llrtha a. TO me aS trustee.
da cd the I'd of March, ls7l of record IN the clcrh
office OF Hcnrico County Court IN ID. u: IS, D. lbs
to secure the payment Of u certain negotiable notc
therein named. drawn hy j. W. Baker. dated 20 OF
March. 1871. and payable twelve months after gar"
for the sum OF Si2a, ] shall. at the request OF tue
holder of said note sell at public auction, on inc
premise, 5cn SATURDAY the 2lst day OF august,
sT2 at O'clock r. NJ. the property located as ah"'c
described. Tie HOUSE has four rooms; Kitchen,
SC The LOT has Il front of G0St22 feet.
TERM: Sufficient in cash to defray the eHI
of sale aud pay off me ahoyS'rloea 63 . nnS
rs TO the re-i;iiie % ese purchase inone
terms and time AZ will he announced nj the hour OF
sale. William FoiIkf-s.rr
;tl 20 lTaStee.-.s
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there are large gangs of men employed in
baiIasfing tho road. inserting additional cross
ties and raising those that have become de-
pressed and out Of position from being placed
upon fresh and green embankments. There
seemed to be force Of four OF five hundred
men engaged In this service, and so large Il
force following the tiack-layers, the road will
be well ballasted very soon after the eastern
and western ends OF the road are united.
This Large force gave very animatedappcar-
ance to the road as we steamed by.
Shortly after passing Alderson's we were in
TIE NEW COUNTY OF SUMMERS,
named in compliment of and as a grateful
recognition Of the services of the Hon.
George w. Summers, the lawyer, statesman,
and orator OF West Virginia, The name of
the county called to my memory tue stirring
appeal that he addressed to the internal i'm
proyement convention that assembled at this
place many years ago, when he fervently en-
claimed, Would to God that may live to
bear the whistle Of the railroad engine ava
kenlDg the sleeping echoes OF our mountain
Valleys Bis prayer was denied, but a
grateful country seeks to do honor to his
memory and to perpetIate his name by link.
Ing it TO q county through which the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad passes, and upon
which the Great Bend tunnel, one of the
gr5ndest works of this grand. company, Is
constructed. A TRAVELLER.
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fcorrssponaence of the Richmond Dispatch,l

August 81, 1872.
Yesterday 1t was my good fortune to pass
over the western extension Of the Chesa'
apeake and Ohio railroad so far as the track
has been laid. Your paper has already de-
scribed the road for sixteen miles 10 the
Sewell crossing of the Grecnbrlcr river.
Passing over the bridge you come to
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SHoULDER-BRACES sold at
~ MEADE. & BAKER,
au 20 Drug Stnrt.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE
NJ sold at MEADE & BhkERS
al, ~ 7-'E Drug Store,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-09

United States Securtties-Government bonds
were quiet and steady at the close. The closi z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-09

| Flax going IN stairs; saw Stokes going
I along the hall from the FIRST psrlor; he
was slone and walked stealthtly, as II he
wanted to come on some one; hSsrd MIN
say snow 1 have yop," or some such
words then he fred two shots Fisk
was on the third step, and when the shot
was fred, said: "Obi don't" Stokes put
his hand IN his right pocket; Rfterwsrd
saw him throw something into the par
lor; Stokes ssid: "There's man shot
there;" witness said, YES and
you are the man that shot h1m:"
witness then said that Stokes was ar
rested by Patrick McGOWsn while he was
going towsrd 3 bsrbsr-shop; witness did
not assist Fisk; he followed Stokes; did
not loose sight Of him until ne was ar
rested.
John O. Chamberlain testified that he
saw Fisk 81 the Erie Office between 2 and
2;s0 on Saturday; ssW Stokes in coupe
at $3.50, looking up ct the windows OF the
operahouse; never saw Fisk go armed;
never hesrd Stokes use threats against
Fisk; thought he saw Stokes in the hotel
carrying pistol; Stokes coupe was going
In the direction of Mrs Mansheld's house.
Benjamin @. Allen, stsge-6ri testt-
fed that be heard TWO shots fired at tha
Grand Central and cry of stop thst mar
caught him at the reedingrocm and took
him to the offics, whero Mr., Powers
identified Stokes as the man. Patrick
NJ Gowsn, engineer of the Grand Central
hotel, testified that on Saturday evening
man in q light Overcost said 10 witness:
'Therei is a man shot; go for the doetor;"
g boy followed and ssid: lyon are the
man who shot him;" witness followed the
man snd caught him ss he was leaving
the reading room. Lawrence Cohen testi
fed to having taken Stokes. in his coeoh
from the City Hall park to Hoffman
House.
An unfounded rumor is current this sf-
ternoon that Stokes hxd suicided st the
Tnmhs.
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A sTUPENDoUs FRAUD.
How the Union Pacific Road Treat Their
Passengers,
The eiarIBg ImpsstiOns Practioed by the
Trans. Continental SWind!s.

CHICAGO, January s.-The Northwest.
ern train last night brought through pas
ssngers, malls and express from San
Francisco, of the 18th, Goth, 22d and 25 b
of December. There were about sigh
hundred psssengers-mostly frat GLASS
and considerable number Of thrOug b
passengers By the Pacific mail stesmsr
from Chins and Japan. These were
making the trip in opposition to the time
OF tho Peninsulsr and Orientsl steamship
company, and are seriously annoyed.
They have sacrificed time and money in
taking what was represented as certainly
the most expeditions route. All the pas
sengers are decided In tho expression of
the opinion that their delay Is IN great
measure due to mismanagemen on the
part of the Union Pacific company. Half
of the time lost was spent on side-trscks
between Ogden and Medicine Bow, where
there Wss not altogether more than four
or five hours' detention from snow.
The four trains, with weeks difference
In starting time, LETT Laramie and arrived
al Omaha on the same schedule. At the
latter place the Union Pacific authorities
offered tc the China and Japan passengers
S2S each, IN part payment of expenses on
the trip. No rea,on WIS assigned Tor the
discrimination s4sinst other through pas-
BsDgers, who suffered equal Inconvenience
and expense with those from the east.
During great part Of the trip it wss Inn
possible 10 procure meals at the stations
where the trains were laid up, and the
passengers we're compelled TO subsist on
crackers, canned meats, and other dried
food. No effort was apparent on the part
of the company 70 put them whore others
would provide for them, or to provide
proper meals themselves. There was
much suffering snd loud complaint dur
ing tbs entire trip.
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IN MEMORlAM.

BELCEFR-on Plumb Island. Criitenden
county, ArkaDeaH, on the evening OF the I'd
instant Mrs. MATILDA BRLOH1R, In the SOth
yesr u her sge
She lesves an an 5ted and sofrowing fam.
ily to mourn her loss. She is the mother OF
Mrs. b. D. Ball. Captain Tom P. and I. J.
Sexton. She was followed 20 her grave by a
large number Of friends, and now sweetly
sleeps by her late husband, at Shawnee VII.
lage. AS the sunset, on this remembered eve,
and the birds closed their songs Of woodland
melody, she was committed to earth, and the
Esd echo answered the words OF him in all
the sweetness of hearts,
"And this is all that's mortal
OF poor grandmOthar Belehers"
The subject Of our sketch wss q good
mother, kind friend and generous nelRhbcr.
Her loss is a sad one 10 all who knew her and
enjoyed her friendship. Mey the winter OF
her last hours become sn eternal spring In
the land Of the real. where sin and Borlo
are unk nown and life is eternal.
Sleep, dearest mother, sleep
Beneath the arid sod;
While We around thee weep,
On. may you rest with God.
Plumb Island, Janusry e, 1879.
XIX. XxxxE.
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THE MssIsslPfl LEGISLATURE
What ths RIsek-aHd-TsH LaW-6ivsrs AC-
eempllshea Yesterday.
spaeIsl 70 the AppeaI. ]

speoiai 60 the Appeal
JACKSON, January SIN the senet'
nothing OF Importance transpired, most O.
the time being taken mp in bsllOtiug OF
this several bills vetoed BY the governor
last week All OF the VgtOes we're sus
tsined BY 80 tO0
The following bills were introduced snc
rafsrrsd: An act 70 fund the Outstsndins
debt OF Monroe county; an act 70 regulspS
the psr diem of members Of the legisia'
tRre.
An act 20 change the burden Of proof was
passed.
szuR baiaed BY vote of 81 70 O.
an aos TO amend ths law Il respect 20
Oxforo University was passed.
An scr 70 EHsnd The r5Tenus laws Of the
Sbsts was Inferred.
Al sct "a feciliuste the construction OF
the Mobile AMI Northwestern railroad
was referred. The western terminus OF
this roed Will be 81 Hslens.
An act % proFlds toE mora coaVenient
record OF deeds and mortgages on rail-
roads was referred.
The veto Of an scs 70 cxtsnd the time
for assessing taxes in DasOto county was
sustained oy vote OF 81 20 Q.
In the house steady work has began,
s,.s beyond the Introduction Of local bills
uosh. .sug exciang occurred. The follow
ing sn. Ong others were introduced:
An seh % Eush0rizs ths issuing OF cOCn-
~ wsrrsues for the payment Of those en-
ploysd IN us late election.
An act 10 provide for representatives
from Perry, sul. h0Wsr, Green jackson
ano Jones counties.
An act compromising c0mmlssloDers OF
public roads or highways,
The committee on c3n5ssted slecblons
reported Isvorsbiy on Caleb Lindsey as
asnEtled 70 q seat, which vas passed and
ne came forward and took he oath.
An set in regard 20 public printing.
At this juncbure very interesting reso-
luton was introduced, upon which sction
viii psrhsps b5 tsksn tomorrow.
An set IN relation to the interest due
BY ihe Sts.s 70 Lns Chiohssaw school
fund.
An set to suthoriZs the election of su-
rsa fnteudents OF public education in sll
.oOaA'ties.
a resolution n relation TO changing
tbs eeA, ST usi0n Of the State.
Ths H. uss then adj Jurned.
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THE CITY OF HELENA.
fse ExeSrslea IN the Few Helena and
Eozpa.s Packets Grand Tine.

Special 10 tae AppeSLl
BxLESA. Arkansas, January s.-Ihe
CITY OF Hslsnz arrived az len O'Clock LhLs
morning without WsJtiDz spar. 1hSS 5
a nautical phrase. We leiB memphis a.
eight O'Clock LIST night with ever sixty
sxcusionlst3. From Memphis eoFn tAs
sri0 W8s eAj j3ysd bE al. Soon sIssE bes
NC sl assembled N the ia1lss csyLl
Whs-s Gsnsrsl Rsnnsy made isW Ts-
marks eKplzining tbs object OF the trlp,
snd Co.eDsi Douglass followed IN otieI
sysecl Wnic1 was followed oy several
paecss Of f-sscred music by the string band
We laid u st Com aaercs until four O'CLOCK
a.m-. ia order % rsasn here during Sae
day, snd again starting s. ionF Dl-s ar
rived here - ten O'Clock where tas boas
was met oy : large coDc0urse Of citlz ms
bssdcd ~ S brsss bsnd, and as sh9
rsonoed 10 ss F6ral small cannon sells
6rtn their pBsis Of thander from The
Ehozs.
Tbe pressntasicD Of tbs piano by the
s-s-, ans u Helsna was made through
90. sel n z. Sanders, IN q few pertineDt
-, = ~, ths cabin DsiDg crowded 60 iss
,,<-,@-et -spzcity By the ladies and gentle
re, ~ y. lena. Ths response by General
Tsn,ev -. equally Hel-timsd and sp-
-,-e-.-S.s.,, eGr the instrument had been
f,il,y tesIs, ~ several Of the Helena a.
s1es - ~ IA. Memphis lsdies were
esils.d -, 80 re,. osned some very hne
music. By this time sns Sa.ife 5 10y 49, -
and young, o. au colo. - .,,sS,I !. -
upon the boz., business p, a.,5 - a. -,
pended throughout the tor D s5a 5A.a5 - y y =,
Common consent the day N N''O''1 ~
pleasure. ce,s,.al
At three o'clock this eyenins e-.s os.s',ai i.
Rannay invited those present 70 p -,
OF q dinner which Wss gotten up II - -
elegant style, aud 10 which due oss1 -, =
Wss psid. re ts6les being tNice filed DS
the guests. Tonight q grand bop eas
given TO she eitizsns BY the officers an m =
mafnc snd csnoiug wss the order OF s-e
day, until long after midnight. A. io1h
in The Derning we leave for MenP Pnt1. -
The day has been pleasantly spent ~ tns
Memphis delegation In visiting toe 81 hss
-a5out the lass growing city, and al are
well pleased with tbs "trip.
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his mORNIHs,s EEws.

vlcio Hugo wss defeated fOrthe French
assembly.
st. Louis is doing the right thing by the
9 and Duke.
Grant left Philsdelphis for Washington
at noon yesterday.
The Bricklsyers' National union iE iu
session st Albany, New York.
Henry Hetzsr, an old member Of the
New York stock exchange, Is dead.
Washburne. minister 70 France, has
gone from Paris 20 Mica for his health.
Henry ThyInsrman was found drowned
IN The canal st Piqus, Ohio, yesterday.
The possofie department will receive
mutiis5sd currency for postage stamps.
The transfer OF the Erie stock to the
EaElish claimants is deferred until Fri
day.
The physicians 70 the Primes OF Wales
have pronounced their pstlent ous OF
danger,
The investigations Of the New York
cuatouboUss committee are not likely 70
amount TO anything.
Ia the Wharton trial yesterday two
witnesses testified that General keiohum
died from natural causes.
Governor Jewell, OF Connecticut, offers
Windsor Lock murderers.
Connolly has left New York, but his
friends say that he is within easy call, and
will be on hand when wanted.
The Cincinnati board OF trade author
iEsd It's transportation committee TO st
dncs establish 8 freight buresu.
Rsv. George H. Hepworth, Of New
York. on Sunday renounced the Unitarian
faith and went back 70 orthodoxy
New Orleans continues 10 bs terribly
excited ov5r the disputes OF the Radical
party. The trouble msy lead 20 blood
shso.
Congress rs-asssmbled yesterday. In
the senate Mr. SchuTZ successfully re-
fussd csrtsin ISLANDERS put s1OEt against
him by the New York Times.
The rscsipts of the principal officers Of
the port Of New York cannot be less than
sixsv thousand dollars per snnum, more
than is paid the president, all the mem
bers OF the osbtneJ snd judges OF the su-
prsme court combined,
The vote in the Cincinnati chamber OF
commerce yesterday on the rspssi Of the
set allowing Cincinnati TO build the
Southern rsilwzy-commoniy known as
tbs Ferguson laW"-Wss l47 yeas 20 55l
nays, the chamber thus declaring lsrEeiy
IN favor Of the city building the road.
Ths body Of James R. shryock, which
vas sent rom Evansville to Cincinnati
last week under suspicious circumstances,
and there buried, Wss exhumsd yester.
day for the purpose Of post -mortem ex-
animation Ths result showed that the
bal. had entered between the ninth and
tenth RIBS snd lodged over tbs kidneys.
Affsirs in Mexico stand as follows:
ss TrsFinO viii move trom Lenafis with
thousand men 70 attack MstamorSs. Her
ESOsA, with six hundred men, viii operste
by tbs river rosd IN conjunction with Ire
vino. JUsTezists repor5 that SalJiilo has
bssn rs-Occupied BY Sspsda COrtins tel
eKrzphs thsg Qasroga hEs retired from
Msir, aud thst ne Il moving 20 occupy
the piRc5 immediately"
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NASHVILLE, January s.-Flour in good de-
mand. Wheat scarce and frm atS1 409l 60
Corn In good demand at Sc Rye steady al Soc.
65975c; all grains sacked ard delivered. Corn
meal quiet and unchanged. Mess pork Sl4
Rump pork, Sll 50. Lard, steam, &c; kettle-
dried, 91<c. Bulk meats In lair demand and
nTm; shoulders, SIC; clear rib, GO clear sides,
-c: bacon sides. Sc. sngaT-onred hams. lac.
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THE COTTON MARKETS or THE WORLD
LATEST REPORT By TELEeRAPE.l


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January s.--The cotton market
is quiet; middllng uplsnds, 2l5se.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January s. Cotton marke,
active and firmer; mfddling uplands, l05sdi
middling Orleans, l05Sd; sales, 5000 bales, oi
which 1900 bales were for export and specula-
tion.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January s.--Cotton mar
ket frmer; sales, 1000 bales; good ordinary,
l91zGls5Se; low middling, 2092a1zc; mtddlipg,
2O5S receipts, S0l2 bales; exports 70 Bar
celODa 1898 bales; stock, i9l ,075 bales.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, January s.-Cotton market
excited and prices higher; low middling, %
2054c; middling uplands, 2O54 92lc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January S.-Cotton market hrm
and higher; middIing, l91z9ls1Se.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-Uotton market &C
tive at advanced prices; Iniddllng held at 2y7sc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 5.-Cotton market
active at advanced prices; low middling, 201zc.
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THE FISK MURDER.
ass.is in New YSrk Yesterday Over The
Assassination.

uvwYosx. January SIN consequence
ste -nmors on Sunday evening" that
- - ~ SSI,,tb -egiusnt (Fisk's) intended 20
,.,ocs :. Stokes. an extra force Of police was
asS-5s-ed y on duty, but the spprehensions
proved groUndless. =. r.o,,.s
PrsSident smith Of the board o. ponce,
.statsd yesterday thai y was NJ ~
- bsvs sSFokss indicted by the oyer and
,,--,iper orsnd fury to-day.
~ lie eoroneris inquest tedious p1o,
..ed,nqs would be SCI sside, Stokes Woulo
- indicted, forthwith srralgnea AZ
,,iead re sslns day. It Is expected snal
- trfsl VIII take place witnla thlrsS
vas rumored last night that Aisi
Mansfield had disappeared ia0a could no
= e......Ssliv -, eradsted from the probability
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. APEIsT AGENTS WANTED EVERY.
ID where for the largest Baptist paper in
the world. Able writers, ALL the news and
constant Improvements. Full Market Re,
ports, sunday School Department - lesson
every week An iBnexible advocate of Bap
tist principles. ONE price only, 82.5O psr
year. The most astonishing prem4um and
clubbing list ever offered, or liberal cash
commissions paid. nS7Bpeoimen copy and
particulars FREE to all who will write TO
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A special dispatch, received at New
York from the Pennsylvania oOal-mining
districts, says that the strike Of the min
ers at WIlkesbsrre has bsoome general,
every colliery but one being idle. The coal
works at Sugar Notch have also stopped.
The president of the Wilkesbarre compa-
ny insists on reduction OF ten per cent,
as in accordance with the WOrkmen'E
basis, and the general opinion Is that the
workmen will have 70 surrender. The
president of the workingmon's union
has called meeting for Tuesday to adj
iust the diIiicalties. It 10 Iumorsd that
The president of the Wilkesbarre c0mpa-
nv will employ non-unionists, which
win produce trouble.
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TaE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
ILArEsr REPoRr ny rELEeRAPH.l

NEW YORK. January S.-Atlantc mills cot,
ton goods have advanced; the A brand o.
heavy brown shestings are up to l4c; the tC
lac; the b TO l51zc, and the Pacific extra tc
l35kc. The advance in the price OF cotton Is
he cause Of this improvement,
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cHAHaE or FIRM NAME.

The Tea. Coffee and Spice business heFsto-
fore conducted st 1855 Main street, under the
drm name and style OF MATHEW H0HT q
Co. will be continued from January !, 1672
under the. .fTm name OF y. + CAYA6AGa
4 CO. business remaining the same,
faa MATHEW HUNT a co.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

LoNEKsAN - In this city. on sunday
ToOrning, 7th instant, Hr. SIEoN ]. LoEEE-
GAS.
Requiem mass At st. Peters Church,
Wednesday morning ste O'Clock, after which
his remains will be conveyed TO Memphis
and Louisville Railroad depot. Friends and
Acquaintance are invited U attend.
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1879. Omce OF the 1879
Masonic MuERaI | ifs assurance
ASSOCIATION OF aEMPHIs,
334 TRON2 wTREET
Magnolia Block. cor. Front and Union.
Cheapest and Best Life Insurance Com.
pany in the World, for ali
Glasses. ia2-dsw
TO wH0M IT May con CERN.

7 HAVE this day appointed. and by these
4 presents do hereby constitute and appoint,
JOHN 4. Re- BIFsoE, Of Memphis, Tennessee,
my law nj asent during my absence, to act
Tor me and to perform any and RQ things in
my name, the sAIns as done by me in person
and hereby. ratify nd confirm ali acts
which the raid hobtnson msy 40 in my
name, and hold myself bound by them as
fully Is ST done by me In person.
Nm, B. GREENLAW.
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Mof1oa.

LII persons are hereby notified not to
"A transact OF do any bus11eHs with Dr. A.
l. Eitchey - en agent oi the AoAnd Cify
Mutual Life Insurance OozaTsanFs a. he has
no authority WAateyeE 70 represent said ooIa-
panv. JEAA q. McHAT1ON.
General Agent
is Aonnd city Mutnal LIE 1aszs "a.
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NOTiCE.

A MEETING Of the stockholders OF the
a Merchants National Bank OF Memphis
viii be held on 5UEsDAf. the eth day OF
January, ls72, ct their banking house, corner
MsdisOn and Main streets, Tor the purpose of
oleotlng Directors fer the ensuing year. Polls
open nom 10 Am. to fpm.
JN0. J. FREEMAN, Cashier,
MemphfH. Deeem Der s. 1871. az
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nEM AnvRnsEMENTs.
CNAM8ER or c0MMERcE-

IA Commerce viii be held this (TUEsDAT
afternoon, eth instant, 81 3 o'clock, on im.
pOrtant business.
&. A. FI7IHoN, President.
LnoS TzousDA1zs secresary. jae