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FROM JAPAN.
The Grand Dukes Reception by the MI
kade-EeW Line Of Steamers Be-
tween Hong Kong and San Fran
eiscO-GeDeFal News.

SAN FRANCISCO, DeaeGnber le.-The
Great Republic arrived to-day with Yo-
kOhaIna dates to November 2sd. The
Prince Alexis has been extremely we'll
received by the MikadO. The Emperor
Rnd Empress were 10 visit the Russian
feet, after which the Prince would
leave for AmOor.
The japanese mission to COrea Is re-
ported successful, although the chlefam-
bassador has not returned.
The Japanese Government employs
IN the interior about two hundred for
eigners. OF these, forty-One are Ameri-
cans, one hundred and seventy are
English, and siXty-nine are French.
Thirty-four native Christians, report
cd from Nsgaaki, have been pardoned
and returned to their country.
Minister Mori win be requested 30 re-
tain his position, instead Of Weno, re-
Gently appointed.
Makayama has been nominated as
japanese Consul General at Washing
ton-a new position.
The line from Hong Kong ria Yoko-
hama TO San Francisco, it Is reported
viii be opened January LIST, to make the
passage across in sixteen DAYS with
screw steamer.
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TELEGRAPKIC EPITOME.

Halifax advices report much damage
10 the shipping by the gales Of the four.
teeuth instant.
The House Committee on Territories
Interviewed the President at the White
House yesterday.
Besrdman & Sons tannery at Acton
Canada, was destroyed BY fire yesterday
fifty thousand dollars
six months further time has been al.
lowed by Congress for the completion OF
the Winons and ST. Paul railroad.
The horse malady Is rapidly aBating in
st. Louis. Several satsl cases, however
occurred during the past day OF two.
A. W. Hawkins has been nominated
by President Grant for Internal Reve-
nue. Collector Of the Seventh Tennessee
District.
1t 4 rumored ia Berlin that Bismarck
will resign the Presidency of the Prus-
sian Cabinet, but viii remain Minister
Of Foreign Affairs.
Senator Summers bill 70 erase the
names Of the battles Of the rebellion
from the army register, was lost In the
House yesterday by vote Of one hun
dred and fifteen against fifty-thTee.
Thejury in the case Of jesse Upper
cue, on trial in the Criminal Court al
Baltimore, for the murder Of his aunt,
Mrs Wheat, after being out since Satur-
dsy afternoon, were Unable to agree, and
were discharged yesterday.
"a open-air meeting, IN favor Of
Fenian amnesty, was held al Stockton,
England, Sunday, attended by about
twelve or afteen thousand persons, who
were very disorderly. Some Of the
spea akers VINO were 70 appear failed 70
"put Ia, on account OF the violence Of
the assembly.
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HOUSE.

A number Of bills were introduced,
including the following:
By Mr.. o accept the Louis
vile and Portland canal, and reduce the
tolls
By Mr.. Hawley (nlinois) For a horse
railroad on the Rock Island bridge.
By Mr.. Merriam - Authorizing free
banking, and restricting the pOstoffice
advertisements to papers printed in
the district where the service is required.
By Mr.. Cox New York k)-For the re-
sumption of specie payment.
By Mr.. Myer (Pennsylyania)-To re-
peal the law requiring double rates of
postage on matter not fully prepaid.
By Mr.. Duke Virginia ITO repeal
the tax on tabaceo, and also to authorize
any practicing physician to import med
icalsbooks for his own use, free of duty.
By Mr.. Farwel (IllinOisl-For the
further refunding Of the public debt
By Mr.. Walls (Florida)- Granting
one million acres Of public land to the
Brown Theological Institute in Florida,
and for like amount to the Agricul-
tural College, in Florida.
By Mr.. Tatie-For bridge across the
Missouri river at Sioux City.
DIR. Garfield presented q petition of
the two Sons ofthe late Senator Doug
las, for compensation for cotton taken
from them in North Carolina, during
the war.
Mr.. Hall (Maine), offered the follow
ing preamble and concurrent resolution:
WHEREAS, National unity cannot
fail to be strengthened by the remem-
brance of the services Of those who
fought in the battles Of the Union in the
late war 0fthe rebellion; therefore, be il
Resolved, That as an exposition of the
sentiment Of Congress, that no measures
be taken toward removing from the
army register or the regimental colors Of
the United States, the names of the bat
ties Of the rebellion. Adopted Yeas,
ll5i nays So.
No Republican voted against the reso-
luton, and only four Democrats for 1t,
namely; Messns. Getz, Ribbard.
Parker New Hamphire), and Mausonn.
hr. AveTill introduced q bill granting
q charter TO the NortherR Central Rail-
road Company Of Minnesota,
biT. tarnsWorth offered a resolution
LnsuuetiDg the Postoffice COMMITTEES to
Inquire as 70 the propriety olthe election
Of postmasters. Adopted.
Mr.. Butler Massachusetts) moved 10
suspend the rules and pass the bin fof
the transportation through the mails Of
agricultural and towering seeds, cut
hngs, bulbs, roots, scions, etc, az the
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OBITUARY.


From the Jackson Whig and Tribunsl
LONG-Dled, in jackson, Tenn, on the
morning of the 9Th inst, az the residence Of
her son in-law, Mr.. r. A. Treadwell, Mrs.
ELIZABETH JANE, wife Of the late William
II. Long, aged 81 years and days
IN noticing the decease Of tins most estima-
bic lady, We feel az a loss for words TO express
our sense of the many noble qualities which
adorned her character She was the eldest
daughter OF James and Elizabeth y. Pegues,
and was born in Marlborough District, south
Carolina, November 2S, 1895. She was married
June 90, 1876; moved with her husband to this
State snd county In the same year, and to this
tow in 1915.
Never man had more devoted and reve-
rental wife, nor children more affectionats
AID conscientious mother, nor household a
kinder and more efficient mistress. She had,
by nature, a sterling mind, and heart strung
10 the finest seEsibiltties. On these were shed
the sanctifying Influences OF the Holy Spirit,
and all that bespoke the true Christian woman
was conspicuous in her life. For more than
twenty years She was a communicant OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in this place, CO.
operating. according to the utmost of her
ability, IN every good work Of tie parish, and
with a heart Of which her pastor was always
sure That church to-day eondQles with her
bereaved family. She was a member " faith
ful unto DEATH
she was among the most considerate Of
neighbors, the truest of friends, quiet and un-
oblusive, yet with rare powers Of Judgment,
wise in counsel, and in action living epistle
OF " whatsoever things are Just, and true, and
pure, and lovely, and Of good report" in her
prosperity, the dispenser OF the most elegant
IN, frf,
It pleased God TO appoint her last days to be
those OF i'll health and suffering. No MUIR
muring word was ever heard TO escape her
lips. She seemed but to pass the time IN more
earnest preparation for the great change.
And when That change approached, through
a dismal fortnight OF paralysis, into nothing
did she enter with more intelligence ard COM
fort than into the passages repeated to her
from Holy Scripture, and into prayers reoited
from that Liturgy, which, with the Bible, had
for a quarter of a century been the compan-
ion of her daily life. It was also permitted
her to recognize at ner bedside those whom
she loved best Oh earth, her children, every
one, who with bursting hearts gathered
around her, and in the tenderest and most un-
wearied ministries, sought to divine her every
wish.
SO He gave His beloved sleep. On the 7th
instant, in the genial radiance of mild
sunny afternoon we buried her from that
church where she was so long worshiper,
with that service which she priced 50 dearly,
in a lot where already were laid several of her
children and grandchildren, and by the side
Of him who, for more than five years, she had
never ceased 10 mourn. u heard a voice from
Heaven, saying unto me, write: From hence
forth blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord; even so saith the Spirit, for they rest
from their labOrs."
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1898 A. d. In the First Circuit Court Of
shelby county, Tenn.-Ford, Porter d Co.
VS.. ]. il. Matthews, j. A. Suddoth, and firm
of Matthews, Snddoth & Co.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section 3405, Of the code OF
Tennessee, and returned into court, levied
upon the property, moneys, goods and effects
Of the defendants in the custody OF the 4Etna
Insurance Company by SCI ice of garnish-
ment on H. A. Littleton & Co. its agents, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ants are justly Indebted to plaintiffs in the
sum OF sl616 69 by account and that the de-
PENDANTS are nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee;
II is therefore ordered that they, the said
Matthews, Suddoth & Co., make thier per
sonal appearance herein, before the Judge of
the First Circuit Court of Shelby county, at
the courthouse in the city of Memphis, on the
third Monday In January next and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, OF the same win be proceeded
with exparte, and that copy of this order be
pu ublished once week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office, this 10th day Of December,
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY 3. r. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
w Armgtead Collier Atty for Pl'ff IdecH tu
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TOLEDO, o., December 16.-The fol-
lowing is a list Of Insurance companies
losses by the fire yesterday
PheRix Of Hartford, and Springfield
Fire and Marine, $4,000; German, of
Buffalo, $1,000; Westchester, New York,
$500; Connecticut, Hartford, 5000;
Howard, New York, $500; North Amer
lean, Philadelphia, SO, 500; Royal, Liv-
erpool, S2500; North British, $500;
state Of Missouri, $500; Franklin,
Wheeling, $500; Brewers, Milwaukee,
$500; Queens. Liverpool, 5000; Home,
$500; National, Hartford
$500; Franklin, Philadelphia, $500;
Pennsylvania Fire, 5000; Sun, Cleve-
land, $500; Home, New York, $1,000;
Dayton, 5000; Hartford, Of
$500; Amazon, Cincinnati,
$500; Firemen's, New York, $1,000.
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DOMESTIC TELEGRAMS.

Livery Stable and Four Horses Burned.
CINCINNATI, December 16.-The liv-
cry stable Of John Cotterill, at Dayton,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire last night
and four horses burned. The loss is es-
timated at four thousand dollars; insur-
ance, two thousand.
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FIRST chaUeery Conrt-MOrgan, Chan
ePfIOr.

FIRST ChRUeeFy COurt--MOrRan. Chan.
eeilOr.
Cases reset for to-day: 757, Bennett
vs. Hancock; 81, Roam VS. MeSpadden; /;
491, Wills VS. Whitmore; 1885, Holmes
vs Walton; 755, Keho vs. Able; 1856,
Mix VS. Hunt; 1446, Classon VS. Jeffer-
SOD; 1886, Cooke VS. Neill; 1881, Cooke
vs Clarke; l5l4, Lamb VS. Lamb; 1886,
Megibben ys Megibben; 14S6, Vaecaro
vs. higgins, and $50, r Frank vs Patt.
New cases set for to-day: 1897, Meath
VS. Meath; 1888, Greenlaw VS. Barrett:
1889, Cooney VS. Widrig; 1540, Morrissey
VS. Mills; l54l, Howard VS. Laird; 1912,
Collins vs. Daily; 1913, Waldrsn vs
Bickford; l5fo, McLemore VS. Nc
Iemore; 1546, Ainsworth VS. Beattie;
l547, Jackson VS. Watering; 1548, Com
mercial Bank VS. Leftroich; 1549,
Thomas VS. Gardner; 1850, Laird vs.
Lefroieh; 1851, Benton vs. Andrews;
1852, Griffin VS. Douglass; 1858, Huette
VS. Creighton; 1854, Carnthern VS. Fin
ME; 1855, Union Bank of Tennessee vs
Duke; 1856, Miller VS. Cole; 1857, Loga-
VS. Longonetti; 1858, Briggs vs.
Petersen; 1859, Hallmn VS. Grace: 1860,
Bush VS. Petit; 1851, Judah vs Powell
1862, Dashiel We Dashiel; 1868, West vs.
King; 1854, Dearing VS. Weatherill:
1885, Graves VS. Able; 1858, Glisson VS.
Knapp; 1887, KaUfEnan We Gleasod.
1888, Pointer vs. Brinkley; 1899, Ander-
son VS. Pollard; 1870, Mckinney vs. Still
man. 1871, Bulletin Publishing Com
pany vs. Walsh.
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ADD1TlONAL MARkETs.

GALVESTON, December 16.-Cot-
ton firm; good ordinary, 18S917c. Net
receipts, 1904 bales. Exports eoastwise,
l425 bales; on order, 500 bales. Stock,
706, ,351 bales. ~
SAVANNAH, December I6. = Cot
ton firm; middling, 1s5e. Net receipts,
1914 bales; exports, to Great Britain,
1120 baIesr eoastwise, 1872 bales; sales,
8292 bales; stock, n, ,531 bales.
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oslmlnal ceur.-FIlpplp. Iuare.

The following cases are set for trial
during the coming week, witnesses and
defendants on bonds n1ust be in attend
ance promptly: 1910, James Stewart;
1904, Jerry Enright; 1903, Jerry En-
right; 1889, Tinnie Malone; 1859, Robert
Brandon; 1l69, - Doyle; 1165, James
Clarke; ll61, Troy Robinson; ll6l,
Joshua johnson; lI51, James Stewart;
1882, William Brown; 1123, r. c.
Walker; lll7, Harry Walston; 1929,
Frank Henderson; sos, Whit Smith;
S91, H. C. Brewer; .SlO r. w. Perry
Sll, r. w. Perry; 76S, B. Mslatesta.
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0bsequies Of the Late Edwin Forrest.
PHILADELPHIA, December 16.-The
obsequies Of the late Edwin Forrest took
place from his residence at two o'clock
this evening. His body was laid out in
part Of his late home, and was dressed
in full suit Of black. There was a lau-
rel wreath at his head and q cross Of i'm.
mOrtelles on his breast. There were also
a number Of other floral offerings placed
around the room. A great number Of
visitors viewed the dead body. A COM
mittee of the New York Lotus Club,
consisting Of Mayor Hall, Colonel PhOs.
Knox, VIM. Appleton and Frederick
SchWab, were present. A large num-
Der Of actors attended informally. The
pali-besrers were John w. FOrney. Jas.
Oaks, james Lawson, Daniel Dougherty.
Dr.. ]. r. Burden and DR.. Samuel Gross.
The coffin was Of black walnut, silver
mounted, with the name, time Of birth
and death Of the deceased. The inter-
ment was IN the family vault In st.
Paups Church, Third street.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIs,l
Memphis. Tenn, December u, 1872. I
GTOCKHOEDERS are hereby notid ID that
choosing Fifteen Directors to serve for the en-
suing year. y. p. READ, Cashier
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Some one took Judge Heiskelis his
tory ofa lawsuit from the courtroom of
the First Circuit Court. The person
having it in possession is requested to
return the same forthwith to the clerk.
Tomorrow is set apart as motion day
The court expects to wind up the busi-
ness of the term by Saturday next. Bills
of exceptions should be fled and bonds
given for appeals as soon as possible in
cases to be taken to the Supreme
Court. The calendar contains the fol-
lowing cases: l09S, Treadwen VS. Todd
ct al; 2l02, Morat VS. Thompson; 2115,
Nixon ct al vs. Parkman; 2ll9, Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany VS. Hamilton; 2225, Morgan VS. F.
Oliver d Co.; 2244, Mechilte VS. Figari.
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NoTTCR.

HAVING been duly appointed Admins
II TRAITOR of the estate Of James II. spain,
deceased, by the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenn, at the December term, 1872, all
persons are hereby notified 70 file with me or
my attorney, r. c. Williamson, No. a3 Main
street, within the time prescribed by law, all
accounts and demands against said estate, or
the same viii be forever barred and all per-
sons Indebted to said estate are requested to
come up and settle with me at once.
del1 2taW w. II. EApER. 254 Second ST
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seeosd Cirentt Court-EgaIsev Jn,,e

second Cire0tt COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
The agreement Of counsel in the case
of Dean VS. Jones will occupy the entire
session of the court to-day. Tomorrow
viii be motion day. The regular jurors
need not attend, therefore, till Thursday
morning, at the usual hour. A calendar
of cases will be published that day for
trial.
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Continuation Of the Examination Of ths
Fffth Avenue H8tel Disaster.


New YoRK, December l6,-The in
vestigatiOn in regard to the fire in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, was re-Opened this
morning, by the Fire Marshal
John Thompson, fireman Of the ho-
tel, testified that he was in bed at the
time the alarm Of fire was given, and
hearing the screams Of the girls in their
rooms, he kicked the wire-screen from
the window Of bis room, and went TO
their assistance. Tearing of the screen
from their windows, he helped them to
the roof The smoke was very dense at
the time. The witness said he was near
the room in which the bodies Of the
girls were subsequently found, but IS he
heard no alarm from that particular
nioms he did not think any one was in
H. and did not attempt to break the
window. No Ere was near the room at
the time. There was a great qpantity Of
smoke.
T, The testimony Of the witness goes 10
Ieonhrm the opinion Of the Fire Mar
I slal, that the girls were suffOcated, not
/ boTned te death.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Important to Delinquents.

j. HARVEY MATHES, Esq, Tax Collector on
Privileges:
nEAR SIR: In compliance with Act of Leg
- islature, January is, 1870. you viii please
furnish me a COMPLETE LIST of all merchan q
snd dealers in liquors by retail in less quanti-
ties than quart, who are doing business with
out license, 50 that 1 can take the necessary
steps TO hold them liable On their bonds, and
indict as the law directs. Yours, ETC.,
LUKE Z. WRIGHT, Atty Gen1. etc
Memphis, December "a. lS72.
rs The above will be complied with during
the present week. ]. HARVEY MATHES,
Tax Collector on Privilege
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SENATOR WILSON had a long ints-
view with President Grant on 5stuh
day, end is reported to have again urged
Tbs appointment of Mr.. Charles Francis
ADAMS a. Secretary of State, on the re-
birenIeut OF Secretary Fish.
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LAW RECORD.

second Chaneery Courts. p. walker,
Chancellor.
No decisions yesterday. No causes
tried on account Of the absence of attor-
neys. To-day is motion day. Court
meets at haf-past nine o'clock every
morning.
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CgHAS. ESPICK has lust arrived with 500 fine
~ singing Canaries OF Nightingale and
Waterwarble song; also. GOldfnch, Chafiinoh
and other birds. Also fine Bird Cages.
GEO SHIELDS & CO., 30 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-17

GOvEREOR CALDWELL, Of Moth Car
Olina, mas appointed Judge Thomas Set
tie to be a Judge OF the Supreme Court
Of that State. He formerly held the
same position.
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JOS. SPECHT.

O,7 MADISON STREET, respectfully In
d vltes your attention to his manufacture
OF CAKES AND CANDLES. Also, large
assortment OF TOYS AND MASKS.
Parties and weddings supplied II short no
tace nos
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OFFICE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, -,

n 7
" MEMPHIS, tenn, Dec. II, iS72.
4 meeting Of the stockholders OF this Bank
VIII be held at their office, on TUESDAY, Jan
uary Il, 1873, between the hours of l and 3, for
the purpose OF electing thirteen Directors to
serve the ensuing twelve months.
del4 W. W. THATCHER, Cashier
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DIED.

. LUMPKIN-At Dr.. Jss. NJ Anderson's Leb-
anon, Tenn, December 10th, at AS am, Of
congestion, Mrs. EMMA ASDERsoN LUMP
KIN, wife Of Hon. W. D. Lumpkin, Of shelby
county, Tenn, aged 81 years.
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Friday, the 18th Day of January, 1873
And other Buildings


ua The equity Of redemption is expressly
waived in said trust deed. L sell and convey
only as trustee. fdecl7 uul ]. T. CASTLES.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILRnAD,l
OFFuCE OF ASST SUPERINTENDENT,
Memphis, December Is, loI2.
TTNTIL further notice Express Train No. Z,
u which leaves Memphis at 4;30 pm, VIII
only run to Sardis. Returning from rardis on
schedule time; arriving at Memphis at 9 40
a m NJ. RURKE. Asst Supt.
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TIME -PREPARE.-DURING
the. prevalence OF Smallpox in our city
and surrounding towns, the danger Of con-
tracing the disease may De greatly lessened,
YER 4 co.'s SMALL .POX PREVENT We.
It was used extensively during the period
the smallpox ragged in the Northern cities,
after having received the Endorsement Of the
physicians and the recommendation Of the
Board OF Public schools. Il Is to be suspended
from the neck. and constantly worn. Where
numbers OF children are gath red together, as
at school; or in case Of persons riding in pas
sanger ears, the use OF Il cannot fail 20 dimln-
lsh the chances Of infection. 80 The Price,
q cents places it within the reach Of all.
Kent by mail on receipt Of price and pOssngo
stamp. SrEENER & CO., DRUGGIsTs,
second and Madison sts., Memphis Tenn.
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BULLETIN for THIS DAY
The Most Valuable Business Lot In Mem.
Dhis at Chancery Sale.

DY appointment of the Clerk and Master,
Id we shall have the honor, as auctiOneers
of assisting him at the sale ordered by the
First Chancery Court, Of that most valuable
ground on Union street, in the limits Of
the burnt d istried, extending from See
Ond street 10 the alley between second
and Main street, 70 take place upon the
premises. on
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FREEMAN RANDOLPH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,

BABDKs. EE&S1kSERPa.
Sc Differences: Estes, FiEer y P1nsou, n
l.. Meaonsm, RoOtes d Co ty10
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI ASD TESNEssEE RAILRoAD,l
OFFICE or Asst SCPERISTENDESri
Memphis, December Is, 1877
A ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected By
"A which passengers and baggage VIII be
transferred az Grenada There will be no In
terruption 70 through travel on New Orleans
mail train leaving Memphis at 30 pm.
deIB NJ BURKE, Asst Supt.
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Notice to Shippers.

MISSISSIPPI AND TES1-EssEE RAILROAD
Memphis, Tenn, December IS, 1872.
TTNTIL further notice no freight viii be re-
u ceived for Grenada or points south on
NJ. G. R.R. Freight VIII be received tor Hardy
and local stations north, and all stations on
Mississippi Central Railroad north Of Gre
NADIA p. D. WOOD, Agent.
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Tuesday, January 9TH, 1873

No property Of equal value and extent las,
for a great while, been placed upon this uar-
ket, aud we are glad to invite the attention OF
business men aud capitalists to sUS- asale.
The property viii be sold on the UE-Jnstree
front, and plans will be ezhib ibited as soon as
they can be prepared The terms o. sale will
be found in the notice Of sale published bv
the Clerk and Master.
Special Bargains at Private SaIe.-We
invite calls from buyers, that we may lay be-
fore them extraordinary Inducements in Re-
idenoe Lots on Dunlap street, Mosby street
and Court street, and also very nice Brick
Residence in the Titus Block, on Exchange
street, offered at less than the value Of the
building, and the ground thrown in.
ROYSrER, TREZEVAET & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-26

Married persons, or Young, Men contemplat-
ing marriage, aware of Physical Weskness
Loss of Progressive Power-1mpotency,l Ner-
yous Excitabiity, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Dlsquall'
icstion, speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under the care of Dr. j.
may regiously conlide in his honor as gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his SKILL as
physician.