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Nc. 4Ts-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, TennBEsee.-K. p. Watson
vs.. Joshua j. LippencoJt, Edmund Clax-
ton, George hemseu- BENJAMIN 8. Willis,
Charles Q. Honeldinger and John a Rem
sen, late partners as ]. B. Llppsno0tt & Co
Mary Q. Cleaves, Barbour Lewis and W. z.
Cirode, Assignee, eto., OF I L. Beard.
IT appearing nom the bill which is sworn
j. TO IN this cause that the defendants, J. b,
Ldppencott a Co., are justly indebted to the
complainant IN the SUM OF SlI0O due by con.
tract between them and balance upon q
certain note of r. @. Bl1nkleY, passed to
said J. B. Lippencoit q 90. by complain ant,
7. L. Beard, as collateral security for g.
Indebtedness Of Watson q Beard, and that
tue abOve-namej parties, composing the
nrm OF ]. B. Lippenoott Co., are each snd
nsssee, ana that for these oauRes an attach
ment was sued ont Of this Jourt against the
property Of defendants, said ]. B. Lippencott
4 Co., and the same was issusd. and har been
returned by the Sheriff, duly levied on the
property OF defendanta, the said J. B. LIP
pencott a Co.:
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they. the said parties compoE-
ing the nlm OF ]. B. LtpPencOtt q Co., make
OF the SsOOpd CnRncsry Court In the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, On or before the first Mon
day In March, 1872, and plead, answer or de.
muir 60 onmplainant's bill, or the same
viii be taken tor confessed as to thsm and
set for hearing exparte; and that q copy of
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks. In The Memphis Appeal
This February l, 1871
M. ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master
smith JEFFERSON, Soils. for OmplRinant.
fe2 ri
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IRTEnsELY COLD WEATHER.
The Northwest Literally Frozen Up.--Ssy,
eral Deaths from Colo.

CHICAGO, February 1.-The reports
that are now being received from the
Northwest show that the change ia
temperature on Saturday night and
Sunday was much greater than was at
first stated, and there has been great
suffering and some loss Of LIE on the
plains.
A special from Sioux City 10 the
Times says that several deaths have
occurred near that city from exposure.
Two men, father and son, named
Patrick and Michael y Jordan, were
frozen to death on Perry creek, about
ten miles north Of that city. When
found they were within twenty rode
Of their house. They had come six
or seven miles for load Of wood, and
were Overtaken suddenly by tbs
storm, when they became bewildered
and could not reach shelter.
Three men - HollRnders, whose
names are unknOWn-WeEe frozen to
death on Rock river, In Sioux county,
on Saturday. No psI ticulsrs.
A special TO the Journal rom Yer
million, Dakotah, SAYS that several
deaths have occurred in Vermillion
valley.
or two boys near Lodi one was
frOzea 10 death, and the other had
both his arms and legs badly frozen.
and viii be obliged TO have all his
limbs amputated II he lives.
Two men are reported dead on Tur-
key creek In Dakota, about fifteen
miles from here,
Several other deaths are reported,
but no particulars have been received.
The storm was OF unprecedented ss-
verify, and will long be remembered.
The train on the Illinois Central
railroad which was due at Sioux City
on Saturday, the 18th ultimo, Is lying
at LemaTs, with no immediate pros
pect OF getting through, and will
probably not reach there before to-
morrow night. The road Is complete
" blocked. The snow Is packed very
hard and will have to be shoveied.
The Australian steamer Is detained
at San Francisco, wal ting for the Euro
pean mails, DOW geatteFe6 along the
| Union Pacific railroad ln trains
showed In
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WASHINGTON, February 1.-Dele-
cations OF manufacturers, represent
ing the leading industries in the
United States, were presented to the
President to day. Senator Scott, In
introducing the party, said that they
were there TO. prevent the reduction
Of duties on foreign articles, which
enter into competition with Ameri-
can manufacturers, AMI which reduc.
ton can only result In direct injury
to the interests Of American labor.
The President said that ne believed
his views on this subject were gener-
ally well understood, and had not
changed from those expressed In his
last annual message. ne the Pres1-
dent said that the reduction Of duties
on articles which we could manufac-
tuTe had but one tendency-that OF
depressing the industry, injurIng the
working classes, and reducing them
to condition Of pauper labor like
that Of Europe. be understood the
policy Of congress regarding this ques-
ton to be that articles not produced
by this country, and entering into gen.
eral competition should be admitted
free Of duty, while the duties on those
competing with our manufacturers
should not be reduced. The delegation
visited Secretary Boutwell,, who indi-
Gated his opposition to the policy OF
interference with articles produced In
this country.
The public indebtedness OF the
United States has been reduced during
the present $50, ,6S4 81. The following
& a recapitulstion; Debt bearing In,
terest Ia coin-prineipel, 8, ,662, 150,.
200; interest, $50, ,896, ,7e6. Debt bear
ing interest In lawful money--pTlnei-
PAL, S24, ,076, 600; interest, s175, ,298
Debt on Which interest has ceased
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KEws AND NoTEs.

Rabid dogs terriiy DstrOit Just now
The japanese Embassy has reached
Sacramento on its way east
The first regular train Of cars on the
Cairo and Fulton railroad went
from Little Rock TO Little Red river
yesterday.
WOrkmen sinking q shaft in Detroit
river for g. tunnel, struck the bed rock
at q depth Of one hundred and fOUI
feet. The work Is progressing favc-'
ably.
The second pier Of the st. Joe [ Ms.
sopri1 bridge across the Missouri river
has been safely landed on the bed rock
alta depth Of sixty-six feet below high
water.
The United States frigate Congress
arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday
from the West Indies, whittier she
had been ordered to lOok after that
bone Of eOnteniOn-the Hornet.
The history OF a member of the
Smith family received by telegraph
last night from Chicago is uufortu-
nately (for the Smith inteTested) left
out-the space being needed for other
and more Interesting matter.
The principal Of q young ladies'
school at Washington, Pennsylvania,
was shot yesterday bys young rufian
of seventeen because he refused to de-
liver 3 note from the scoundrel 10 one
Of the young ladies in the school.
Advices from Texas say that indiet-
ments against Governor Davis, Sec
Tetary OF State Newc02nb and AttOr-
ney-C5eneral Alexander have been
sent 20 the court by the district attOr-
ney. One OF the charges is misde.
LneanOr Ia Office in giving talss GER
tificate OF election % W. 7. Clark, as
member OF congress from the Third
district, whereas Giddings was elected
by clear majority OF six thousand.
After rthirty-hve years spent with the
paper, Mr.. A. NJ. HOlbrook has severed
his connection with the New Orleans
Pieayune. He took leave Of his read.
ers In a feeling valedictOry yesterday
Tnorniag. The PicSyune Will hereaf.
ter be conducted by the New Orleans
printing anu publishing company
composed Of some three hundred 5usi-
ness men Of the city. ID. Q. jenkins,
w. n. Burnell and DanSSl DennetI
are on the editorial staff.
A horrible accident occurred yeSter-
day morning on the Lehigh Valley
railroad, near ROckport, Pennsyl-
yania. As the Buffalo express train
was nearing that point rail broke
precipitating the train over an en-
bankment, thirty feet high, wreeking
the cars which were set on fire by the
stoves. -Four Of the passengers We're
instantly killed, and four more have
since died Of their injuries and some
eighteen others are more or less
wounded.
Collector Mclean. OF Chicago, yes
tsrd&y opened three bids for the sale
70 the government OF any one Of the
tWenty-iOur blocks Of land nesrfst the
old enstomhOuse. The block bounded
bv Fifth avenue, Adams, Jackson and
Iasalle streets was offered for g. .IO0,- :
O09. that by Adams, Dearborn, Quin-
cv and Clark streets for 81, $50, 600.
and that by Clark, Adams, Lasalle
aud Monroe streets for 81, l,51e, 600;
farns cash In each instance. These
BIDS VIII be submitted 70 Secretary
Boutwell,
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since neutrality-suspicious., 81, 200, ,897
interest, $283, ,701. Debt bearing nc
inierest-principal, $484, us, ,198. On.
claimed interest, $l3,s14.
Telegrams from the Mormons and
Gentiles at Salt Lake were received
by the encouragement to-day con-
demning the decision Of Judge Nc
Kean in not admitting Brigham
Young and the other murderers TO
bail, and from Federal officers there
indOrsing the judges decision.
The senate committee on pOstrOads
this morning agreed to make favora-
bic report on Senator Harlan's bill
authorizing the construction Of pub
lie bridge across the Mississippi river
at Clinton, Iowa.
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HEXIC0.

NEW ORLEANS, February la
Mexican special says that General
Quiraga Is at Villa Nova, on the Miro
road, with fifteen hundred men. The
weather Is frightful, retsrding the at
tack on the city. TrevinO has issued
a decree that all merchandisele aving
MatOmoras for interior is cOntraband.
Monterey papers report the deleat Of
Alateria, In OxscR, by Disz. The
Mexico Siglo says rumOrs Of this de-
feat are current In the city, and that
Alateris returned to Astnam Dre-
miDO
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NEW YoRK IN SLICES.
NEW YORK, Februsr,

NEW lOhAT y Il
The steamer Leipsig arrived from
Bremen.
The steamers Wyoming and China
have arrived from Liverpool.
Ex.Comptroller Connolly's bonds
men we're qualified today in sums
which they offered themselves and
duly accepted.
The viii OF James Fisk was adj
mitted to probate to-day. The estate
was sworn as not exceeding a million
OF dollars His widow is sole eXecu-
trix, Nh. Jordan retiring as eO-legatee.
It is reported that the Western
Union Telegraph company has pur-
chased the property on the northeast
corner Of Broadway and Dey streets
for eight hundred thousand dollars,
and propose to erect g handsome and
substantial Office.
Judge Woodruff to-day reversed
the order of Judge BlatchfOrd,
sdjudging the Alabama and Ohatta-
nOOga railroad bankrupt, holding that
the company, having organized under
the laws of Alabama, could not legal
ly move to New York.
The chamber OF commerce to-day
edOpted q memorial to congress re-
commencing q law regulating the
shipping Of seamen; also, a law pro-
hibitiug the throwing Of cinders and
refuse into the harbOr, and law regu-
lsting quarantine abuses.
Last evening at Newark the Phila-
deIphiR train ran into the Railway
train, damaging two railroad cars.
The widest excitement prevailed, as
1t was reported that many lives were
lost. The escape from great loss Of
life Is regarded as miraculous.
At q meeting Of the oyer and ter
miner court this morning, Judge In
graham announced that he denied the
motion of counsel for Stokes, to quash
the indictment against him, and the
trial will accordingly take place under
the present indictment. Stokes and
his counsel were In attendance.
AT special meeting of the Work
ingmen's Union last evening a report
was read that no change had taken
place In the aspect OF the coopers'
strike, which still continues. The
society declines to admit to member
ship the c0opers now at work and who
do not recognize the Union.
The Times has the names Of the per-
sons TO whom safes were furnished by
J. Mcbride and Davidson, tor which
the bills were paid by the city. Pri-
vate friends Of the ring received
tn safes, for which about thirty thou
sand dollars were paid. The safe ex-
penses of Davidson were in all about
IOur hundred thousand dollars, the
balance of which has yet to be SC
counted for.
1t appears that the bill of Mr.. Pow
ers, the proprietor of the Grand Cen
trAl hotel, for rooms, attendance, etc,
upon the occasion Of the assassina-
ton of Colonel Fisk, when a large
portion Of the house was literally
by sympathiZing friends
Of the murdered man, was only five
hundred dollars, instead OF two thou
sand five hundred dollars, as has been
and 1t has been paid within
the past few days.
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Proclamation by the 6svsrnOl


JOHN Q. BROWN. Governor OF the state o
Tsnnessee-To all who shall ses thesS
prssents-greet1ng3
"HEREAS, It has been made known Il
w me that certain parties named respect.
lively Henry NJ. DGmell. junior, Richard Ds-
nell and Matthew DANIEL, charged with
having committed q foul and atrocious muir
der, on the 18th day Of March, 1853, upon the
bodies Of Clinton Lane. Z. B. Lane and Q. p
edwards. late OF our county of Lake, have
hed from justice, and are now running al
larRei
Now, therefore, 1, JOHN O. BROWN, Gov.
srnor as aforesaid, By virtue OF the power
and authority in nae vested, do hereby oneI
q reward OF Two Hundred ana Fifty Dollars
TO any person or persons who may appre.
hand either Of said parties and deliver MIN
70 the sheriff or Jailor OF our county OF Lake
In order that justice in that behalf may be
had and executed. This reward Is In lieu OF
the reward heretofore offered and With
drawn.
In testimony whereof, have
hereunto set my hand, and
isBALl caused the Great Seal OF the State
10 be affixed, At Naahvtlle, on the
20th day of January. ls72
By the Governor; JOHN o. BROWN.
q. Il. BuTLER, Secretary OF state.
T1ptonVtIle paper cOpy,t feYW
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Forty-SsCOnd Congress

El,ctliiue0Hse eHslnsss-
Th chIengO Belief sIII Likely to be De-
sated FIasIIy-CarpenteF and others
Discuss the Amnesty and Civil Flights Bill.
In The nsase: The Syndicate Transao-
tIons-Ths House EsCllned to Back uH
snHfWei
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PARIS, February 1.-The German
authorities have prohibited the sale Of
French journals In Strssbourg.
The return of Minister WashburDe
from Nice is announced to-day.
A committee Of the citizens of the
United States sojOurning in Paris, yes
tenday presented service Of plate to
Colonel Hoffman. secretary Of the
Am6C!can legation.
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ADDlTlORAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
,EE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS-PRoDUC
NEW ORLEANS, January 31.-Flour-
the market In easier; superine, S8 75j
double extra, 81 SIX; treble extra, "a 75{98.
Corn advanced; mixed, s0c; white and gel
low, S5C. Oats scarce and firm at $50. Bran
higher at 81 rs. Hay is easier; prime
$27; choice, S29. Pork scarce and held
very hrn; mess, Sl6 Bacon Is scarce
and higher, 71<09z< <910@10<c. New SUI
gar cured hams dull and lower, 1916,
Lard scarce and hrmsr; tierce, 9k@
IOc; keg. I0k@105zc. Sugar firm; in
fsrior, 6&G7c; common. 71zt9sc; fair to
fully fair, 8@911o; prime 70 strictly
EG5as prime, s7Sgs1o. MSLasses 1 hrnsr; fair
95c@Sl. Coffee arm; ordinary 20 prime,
20@2l 40.
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LONDON, February 1.-Catscazy ar-
rived sc Liverpool yesterday.
The strikers at Blarnsvon are st
work again.
The steamers Argatha and Bremen
arrived out.
The bark Manitoba went ashore yes
terday of Penzance, and is q total
wreck. -Four of the crew were lost.
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Mosday, March 4th, Ia72

at u O'Clock M, ct the Real Estate Exehansa
OF R0yBteF, TreEevant a Co, northeast corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets, in the c1ty OF
Memphis, 80 much OF the following described
tract of land as viii be necessary TO pay
O. Reed, for the sum OF S223l 70. payable On
the 18th day OF July, A. u. III, with interest
from the l6tn day OF July, A. D. 1870, until
paid, to-w1t excepting forty-nve t46l acres o.
the said land, heretofore relinqu1Bhed bY me
as trustee, and excepting also seventy acres
OF said tract not embraced In said Trust
Deedls Lying in Shelby county, and beEins
ming Rt stake In the center OF the Raleigh
and Fernando road, in the southwest corner
OF q thirty -acre tract conveyed to John Pope
by lOhn ID. White; thence east % chainB q
links TO q stake Links west OF q gumtres
marked !. p and J. ID. W.; thence north 25
chains 20 links 70 stake In John POpe's east
line; thence east 70 chains of links with
5nead'B line and Osnter OF Macon road 10 a
stake northwest corner Of George 0rahamR
land; thence south with Grahan's line s.
chRins 81 LINKS 10 stake in Graham's south.
west oornar, inks west OF a poplar marked
]. g.; thence west 70 chains ID links with
north line OF ]. D. White et al. to stake
center OF Raleigh and fernando road
thence north with Pope's east line, center al
said Raleigh and Hernando road 81 chains
and 20 links to the beginning, oOntsininR
lBl7z acres-eXcspting rom said sale 45 acr g
OF said described tract, heretofore relins
quiEhsd by me to the said Russell, and also
excepting seventy acres or the came not en-
brac0d in said Trust Deed. Title beli6ved 70
be good. but convey as Trustee only
Equity of redemption waived.
GM-fe2 IOHE p. TREZEVANT. rruHfea.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, February l.
Baron Won Ofenburg, the late consul
general at Bucharest, has been ap-
pointed Russian Minister to the
United States. The late minister,
Count Catacazy, is. attached to the
foreign Office Of this city.
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LONDON, February l.-Dispatches
from ConstsntinOple report that the
American squadron, with General
Sherman, Is expected there soon.
Preparations are making for his re-
ceptiOn.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

SPAIN.
MADRID, February mo lmme-
diste change In the ministry viii be
made. Tbs withdrawal OF Senior
Gsmindaz has been deferred.
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DIED.

KBHOE-On Thursday evening, February
lst, at his residence, 81 Second street, WA.
KKHoB, aged thirty-nine years. Notice VIII
be given Of the funeral.
shreveport (La) papers please copy.1
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TWO HEADS PUT m ONE.


~ W. &A4E4 GaFDOGG
IIAs purchased the COBTzNENPAA RIA
IL EAUkAMGy and consolidated with IL
tho nmO1B Old 8t. GnaElea. and a now bet
tor prepared than ever baf1rs 70 acoGRmodQfa
all he Old eustomer8 Of both hcusag and -
many new ones e. may favor htu with eholr
patronaEes Hoomn up stairs ior ths aecon-
modeton OF private Qarflss of ladies' and
8onbtemsna BRlln and parties aupplksd
Pzompty and st reesonaols rates. -
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Shsr,ffs Sale Of Real Estate

z Y virtue Of = YendIiioni exponas from the
D First Circuit Court of shelby county in
favor OF z n Whiiemore vs. @. ID. McLsan,
will sell Tor cash to the highest bidder, In
mont Of ths eh srid's once, on Second street.
in the city of MsInphfs an
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Y NE IT. -.
THERE Will he q called meeting OF the
Il YOUNG MsE's TER sICHoREAN SOCIETY,
at their rooms, this (FRIDAHl at 81 O'Clock,
for the purpose cf deciding whether or not
the Society VIII taks part in the forthcoming
celebration Of Mardi 9ras. A full attendance
is expected By order OF the President.
fe2 8. DALTROFF, Secretary.
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Saturday. Maruh 2. 1872.

Lot No. 2, in block No 26, fronting IS feet on
sixth street, Fort Pickering, and runs back
lS71< feet 20 an alley. Said lot Wing in sheiDy
county, State OF Tennessee, and IN that part
of the city OF Memphis known as Fort Piok.
ering. Levied on as the property ofO. D.
Mclean.
am, and four pm.
MARCUs ]. WRIGHT, she1i1
BY ". ". Coleman, Deputy Sheriff.
q. 2. r. Thompson, Atty for plaintiff fo-a
February J. 1874.
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EnR REM nR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL REIDENCE AND LOT OF
"A acres attached, adjoining Colonel W. B.
Cherry's place. On Union avenue, about
miles from Court square. Inquire OF W. r
CUNETE9HAA N. 6k Madison street, or Rev
Phil Up TUZZLE. fe2
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Trust SALE

s%By virtue Of B. s. RuEssil's Trust Deed
20 me, dated the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1870
and recorded In Book 70, page 8lG, I VIII sail.
for cash.
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WASHINGTON.

The Flight Over the Tariff BiII-Ths Public
Dsbt-Ths N0rnss R0w-AhbOtt Vs.
VaRcs-sFIdglng the hississIppl-Ths
Fishing IRtsrest-VisIters to West Point
Acadsmy.
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!. A. MAILER ehlekkA-eoek BRAND.
EUE call the particular attention or ne
w Wholesale Trade 20 cur large stock %
@hiskies, mossly Of the celebratsd and we'll
knoWn brand for the past twenty years Of J.
A. Miller Chiekan-CocE Bour bon and Bye
whisky, made in Paris, Bourbon county
KY, and warranted 70 the trade for tts pa
riEy and uniformity In quality and 70 tm-
prove BY age faster than any other WnlBaY
made in ths dnsgt cooperags- We have dff-
ferent ages, the nav, one, two, thrse, four
and ave years Of age. e. prices varying - 70
age, ETC.
BEWARE or CCuETERFEITH.- -Staneh
brand on one haEd Of the barrel and ths
burnt brand Of the diBttnary On the other
head, made In and In nom Paris, Bourbon
county, KY.
Whoiessle dealers, yr9cers and lEZi1ta
ars invited 70 examine our stock Fof sals
C0bB, D0LHeEDE = CO..
Sole Agents. corner walnut snd Thtrd,
AZ raw O.. Louis. Nc.
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MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
- AND -
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislstars ofthestAts,
THURSDAY MORNING, GLASS s., FEB. !, l62.
S5, 50, 81 49, T. ~ A. 65, SO, 10, l6, 6s, 1s, So.
THURSDAY EvAETre, GLASS So, FEB. I, 1871.
So, 2, 15, AZ, 9, z, IA, 8, 7s, n, 40, "A.
2Ag SECOND STREET.
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NEH ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In IssS.

MORNING CLASe-No.6 90.
a. Y, "a, So, 20, 10, Is, 6s, S5 81, 6s, Is, II.
EVENING CHASING. "a.
%, 81, II, 70, 10. 81, IL, 81. 90, 8, Al, IA.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes from
sI59 70 s50990, paid IN money by ]. =.
FRANCE, ag't, fs3S North court SC. Box 10,
Memphis, Tenn, p. o, ACRRAX, MILLER
& CO. Mnnszsrs. st. Lauts, No.
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TG my Frlsnds and the Public,

ON and after this dats my connection with
" the hOLss of MsssrE. Joyner Lennon a
Gale, a. employee and salesman, ceases.
]. @. .CUNNIEGHAM.
February I, 1877. Ss2