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THosE ARMS.
Progress Of tbs Investigation by the Senate
Camalttee.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-When
the senate arms committee met to-
day, Mr.. Sumner appeared and pro.
tested against the summons served
upon him. He entertained the same
views he did yesterday upon the sub.
iect. He took the oath with the pro
test that the chairman was disQuali-
fed to act In that capacity. He, how
ever, testified under protest. He knew
nothing about this question until the
23d or 24sh Of December. A friend in
the senate-nOt SchuTz-first men,
toned the facts. AfterWard he saw
Schurz, who had seen some of the
paper. he Mr.. Sumner] at the
suggestion of Senator Schurz, saw
ChambruIa from whom he received
copies OF letters from Remington to
LIE Cesne, and of letters nom the
secretary of war to the secretary of
state. He gave circumstantial ae-
count of the steps taken by himself
previous TO the introduction OF his
resolution. In response to q question
he said he received numerous conf
dental communications on the sub
ject, but declined to give the names as
he had turned them over to Schurz.
Sumner declared that he considered
it his duty to move for sn inyestiga-
ton.
The senate arms committee this
morning examined Herman Fancke,
Of the house OF Herman, Baker & Co.
The witness having been asked ss to
the sale arms in October, 1870, said he
became acquainted with the facts at
she North German house, and came
to Washington and called on Baron
Gerolt. He informed the Baron that
he would buy on the required terms if
he (0erolt) would guarantee 10 him
the sams margin that this government
demanded from purchasers. The Baron
replied that he could not do 80, hav-
ing no such authority, Witness sug-
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gested that GeroIt should telegraph tC
Germsny for authority, as bids had
been postponed and he intended to
make a bid for the whole lot. He
thought the sale was postponed from
the 18th to the 18th OF October. On
the nth Baron Gerolt received q tele-
gram from Bismarck, stating that the
German government did not want
arms. Witness, however, went to the
ordnance bureau and made bid, re.
ceivine, fifty thousand Springfield rife
muskels. which he sold to Schuyler,
Hartly & Graham next day.
Mr. summer gave in testimony I'M
der protest before the arms-investi-
eating committee. He said he had
received from Ohambrun copies OF
letters rom Remington to Lescesne,
and OF letters to the secretary Of war.
Picking up newspaper one morning
he found under the telegTaphIc head q
dispatch, dated Paris, February 9th,
in whitih 1t stated that the COMMITTEES
Of the French national assembly on
war contracts had adopted resolu-
tion asking the United States govern
Tnent tie result OF the inquiry into the
conduct of the American officials sus-
peetsd of participating in the purchase
of arms for the French government
during the war with Germany. he
understood that the same telegram al
80 appeared in the New York papers
and other pagers, and that it came
through the associated press. This
telegram seemed to be unquestion-
ably genuine, and added to the letter
OF Remington and the dispatch of
Squires to Remington, stating that
they had stronger Influences working
for thena, which made it still more in
cunbent on him to institute inquiry.
It was under these circumstances that
he brought the subject before the
senata
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Toledo, March 27.-The ship.
chandlery store Of Wilcox Bros. was
almost wholly destroyed by fire last
night. The loss on the building is
from three to four thousand dollars,
and is covered by insurance. The
outfits OF number Of vessels winter
ing here were stored in the loft, many
Of which were destroyed, and Others
more or less damaged. An accurate
estimate Of the total loss cannot be
now given, but 1t is supposed to be
nearly covered by insurance. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
The loss on the building, stock and
fixtures viii reach eighteen thousand
dollars, and is fully covered by insur-
sne7: Union, of San Francisco, two
thousand dollars; Hartford Fire, oi
Hartford, Connecticut, two thousand
dollars, and the remainder in the
Home Insurance company. The loss
on vessels outfits stored in the loft is
from two TO three thousand dollars,
and Is partially insured.
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RAIDS IN COUNCIL.
The Convention IN 0his-argaaizaiion and
First Days Proceedings.

COLUMBUS, March H.-The Repub'
Iican State convention assembled In
the opera house in this city st eleven
O'Clock this morning, q very large
number Of delegates being in attend
ance, III addition to large number
of spectators. The convention was
called to order by General James 8.
Robinson, chairman of the State cen.
trail committee, who introduced the
Hon. AIphonsO Hart as temporary
chairman. Mr.. Hart made briei
speech, in which he claimed that the
Republican party stood on better
tOOting to-day than ever before, and
having been tried in peace and war
were residy to again proceed to vic.
tory. He said that In his opinion by
proper work Ohio could be carried by
the Republicans this fall by sixty
Thousand majority. Four years ago
the Republican party had promised
to DO certain things, and In no case
had they fallen short OF sught they
had promised and neither would they
tlis time.
Hon. IL, N. Titus, Of Meigs, was
chosen temporary secretary. After
selecting committees the convention
took recess until two O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Ghe State Republican convention
reassembled at two O'Clock, when the
committee on permanent organization
reported for permanent president
General John @. Lee, of Lucas county,
vice.presldents from each district, and
Isaac Buckingham. of CuVahOga
county, for secretary.
General Lee on taking the chair
made strong speech in favor OF
Grants administration, and was
warmly applauded. Captain A. T..
Wikof was nominated for secretary
of State on the first ballot.
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The CALLED SESSION.
TWELFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE
STATE LEGISLATURE.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE. March q.
IN THE SENATE.
After the usual routine Of busi-
ness the consideration Of the redis-
tricting bill was resumed.
Mr.. Wandle offered an amendment
to transfer SEWER county from the
second to the third district, and Roam
county from the third to the second
district. The amendment was re-
Iected.
Mr.. DaB0se, who voted against the
amendment, sid he did 30 because
the senator who offered it had refused
to vote for his (DuBose's) amendment
the other day.
to transfer Hardeman county from the
seventh to the sixth district, and Dick
son county from the sixth to the
seventh district. After some discus
sion the amendment was rejected
ayes 8, noes 13. The character of the
debate differed but little from that of
Monday.
The position of the friends Of the
bill was best stated by Mr.. Earnest
to-day, who explained that he
opposed all amendments, not because
he believed the bill before the
house was the best that could he
framed, but because il was the best
and fairest which would pass the as
sembiy. To make one change would
be to open the door for fifty other
amendments, and the bill would be
torn to pieces In the effort to recon-
struct. The consequence would be
that the session would come TO q close
and the assembly would adjourn
without redistricting the State. The
opponents OF the bill hoWled s'gerFy-
mander," and endeavored to stir up
great iealousies. The Radicals cracked
the Grant whip over the heads Of the
majority ia the senate, bat without
effect. They maintained firm atti-
tude from the beginning to the end of
the debate, and allowed hes0reheads
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HOUSE-.......-.W w AsHINGrOE, March q,
Mr.. Kelly Pennsylvania from
the conference committee on the bill
for reporting the debates, reported
that the senate conference had agreed
to the amendments OF the house with
modification provision directing ad-
vertisements for work for the Forty
third, Forty-f0urth and Forty fifth
congress, be inserted once a week for
four weeks In one newspaper in the
cities Of Washington, Philadelphis,
New York, Boston, Chicago, St.
Louis, Louisville, and San Francisco.
After an explanation the report was
agreed TO-.
A bill designating a depot site for
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company was resumed.
The house spent the day In voting
by yeas and nays on mere formal mo-
tiOns, without making any progress
on the bill, or approaching any solU-
ton Of the difficulty.
The speaker announced the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Archer of Mary
land on the select committee to in
vestigate the affairs of the navy de-
partment, instead Of Mr.. VOORHEES,,
who declined..s
The house then adjourned.
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rHE sPEeCH Fo.xIsHr.

Hon. Z. o. Perrin rescued the city late
last evening. Toe fact Of his arrival, now
made known, the 9psrs-houss will be
thronged tonight to hear him. When
speaking on the same dsy and At she
same place with Psndleton and Sunset
Cox not long ago in New England, Mr..
Perrin was pronounced FIRST Of these
famous popular orators, It is needless
for US TO advise those who knew
Mr.. Perrin at the bar and hustings in this
city twenty-five years ago 70 attend this
evening at the opera house. He hss even
yet many Of the pscuiiarities as an orator
which then distinguished him, and this is
enough to attract the multitude. We VIII
hsar tonight thorough discussion of
the state OF political parties and Of their
relations 10 one another.
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ERIE
The Excitement cO9tinuss-An ERgIlsE
RIBg- Declined sulls Slaughtered.

New Yor (, March 27.-Yesterday
was anOth4f day Of excitement in the
stock exchange over the rise in
Erie. Financiers say the transactions
are mainly on the part Of English cap
italists, who are buying to get hold OF
the road. But one failure has thus far
been reported, and that one an insig-
niheant house.
The excitement was renewed this
morning after the opening, and the
stock suddenly tumbled from S. to so,
owing TO reported declines in London,
and IN consequence ldany bull specu-
latOrs were slaughtered.
The president Of the Farmers' Trust
company says he had registered one
hundred and twenty thousand shares
of Erie mp to the close Of The oath. and
that the totsl was probably about one
hundred and seventy-flve thousand
not as many 80 Was formerly expected.
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The ssnsva watch CoB.pABy.

NEW YORK, March 27s-Tbe prose
eutiOn Of the so. called Geneva Watch
company came up yesterday before
Police Justice LedWith, and after evi.
dence given showing the concern to
be selling bogus watches, the district
attorney called to the stand as a wit
ness Ellis II. Elias. His objection to
testifying for the prosecution was
0verTuled, and he admitted there was
no such concern as the Geneva Watch
company, and that the firm names at
tsched TO their circulars were fieti-
tiOus. The case was adjourned to
Monday.
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NASHVILLE DEMOCRACY
The Party sun lives.

NASHVILLE, March 27-1l.3O pm.
There was a very large meeting Of
the Democratic members Of the gen.
eral assembly this evening at the cap.
itOl. Strong resolutions were passed
in favor of sustaining the party or
ganizatlon and Ia favor of the renom-
inatiOniOi Brown for governor. Mr..
Harris, OF Shelby, thought the action
o! the meeting premature, and with
drew from il.
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JAMAICA, VIA HAVANA, March a
The steamer Elba, which has ar.
rived from Aspinwall, reports that
things were coming to crisis. Between
the biOckade-runner Virginus and the
Spanish war steamer Pizzaro a na.
val engagement was imminent.
When the Elbs was in the harbOr both
vessels had steam up, guns in position
and every thing ready for a conflict,
which their captains seemed resolved
upon. General Quesada was investi.
eating the mischief. The government
was inactive. The Spsniards were
very indignant. The Spanish man-of.
war Tornado was entering the haFb0I
as the Eiba sailed.
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NEW YORK, March ga dispatch
from Utica says the srraignment o
Josephine Mccarthy yesterday, fol
the shooting of Milton II. Thompson
and Henry 81. Hall, caused quite ar
excitement. The defense propose tC
put in the plea Of insanity, and asked
for time to get ready. The case was
postponed till AEril 9th.
General Butler appeared in the
United States court yesterday a
counsel for Sadie WilkisOu, in hel
suit for SO, 900 damages for breach Of
promise of marriage on the part o.
Brick POmerOy. The case was up on
preliminary question.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-One hun
dred and twenty-five thousand tons Of
Scranton coal were sold to-day. The
bidding was spirited, the majority Of
those present being brokers. The fol-
lowing are the prices paid: Lump,
So Az; steamboat, So 55; CRATE, 50 so;
egg, s. S.; stove, 50 so; chestnut, So 90.
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CrImanaI Court-FIIDptp. Iudre.

The following cases als set for trial to-
day. All witnesses and defendants on
bonds must be in attendance promptly,
or forfeitures will be taken against them
State vs. A. Block, PERJURY; State vs. Casel
Butler, larceny; State Ys Nike Ryan, lar
ceny; State VS. James Reilly, larceny;
State vs. Judy Walton, larceny; State vE
II. 81. Wolf, perjury; State vs. Tunpa
Eldridge, lsreeny ;-Ss late VS. John Murphy,
malicious stabbing. Business of yester.
day: State vs. Laura Armstrong, robbery,
fifteen years; State vs. Robert Koppi
thackmsnl, robbery, fifteen years; State
VS. VIM. Cooper, receiving stolen goods,
not guilty.
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WASHINGTON, March 81 The pres.
ident signed the bill for the appropria-
alton for site and the erection of q
building thereon, to be use for fed
eral Offices at st. Louis; also an act
extending the time for the completion
Of the Portage Lake and Lake Snper-
ior ship canal,
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THE PRIZE
Tbs Great Lottery suit.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
ST. LcUIs, Msrch q.
The Supreme court has again de-
cided the Missouri State Lottery to be
a legal corporation. The grand single
number scheme will be drawn on the
Both instant-the capital prize $4,000.
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Drath bx Fast Harsas.

CLEVELAND, March 27.-TWo horses
attached 10 carriage containing five
yesterday. One OF the wheels Of the
carriage struck the railing of the
bridge throwing the occupants down
a steep bank upon a pile Of timber.
Jacob Walker, of Toledo, was Instant
ly killed. Anson Dibble, of this city,
was seriously injured, the others es-
capped with slight injuries.
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esgo relief bill. The principal speak
ers in favor Of the bill were Senators
Logan and Representatives Farms
worth, Farwell and Beveridge.
Among those who argued against the
bill were Representatives COnger and
StOughfon.
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NEW YORK, March 27.-Since the
agitation In Congress of the repeal OF
the duties on tea and coffee, there has
been a stagnation in the trade In this
city. The bonded warehouses are
filed with goods, and there has been
eight million pounds less Of withdraw
al from bond this year.
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NEW YORK, March ga PhiIadeI-
phia dispSteh says the senatorial
INVESTIGATION committee on the Gray
and Mcclure contested election case,
reported BY q vote Of four to three,
that Mcclure was elected. This ends
the case and gives MeOiuEe his sest.
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Second Cireutt COurt-HaISsy, Judge.
The case Of Rutland agsinst ths Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad company
occupied the attention OF the court all OF
yesterday. It was concluded, however,
and to -dsy the call Of the regular calendar
will be proceeded with.
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chicago Relief.

WAsHIKerON, March 27.-DeIega-
tions from Illinois on the one hand,
and from Michigan and Wisconsin on
the otter, appeared before the ways
and means committee this morning,
and set forth their views on the Chi.
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TELEaRAPHlc SUMMARY


NEW HAVEN, March 27.-The Sars-
field guards have accepted the chal-
lenge OF the Montgomery guards OF
Boston, TO drill for the Championship OF
the United States.
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MEMPHIS
AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
MEMPHIS

TNDER the authority Of an act passed 81
~ the last session OF the Legislature for
the benefit Of the Agricultural and Ne
chanieal Associations OF this State, the
Aemp ph1s Agricultural and Mechanical So.
clety viii cenUence the sale OF tickets aud
distribution Of prizes On Wednesday. the 2Tth
Instant The proceeds are to be applied to
the general and rapid improvement OF their
grounds, and from the pFodts the manszFrs
hope to fostsr and build np an Institution
permanent and successful, IN which the citt-
Eana OF our city and county may feel q tuat
pride.
The drawing viii take place under the con-
trc1 OF Meaarss James Coleman, Tohias Wolf,
Thomas E. Hills and " 0. WoOdso1, who
kavs been regularly appointed managers IN
der the law. For fuH particulars with rsfs-
renee thereto, apply e. the offiee of the sOei-
ETY.. No. 845 second street, under the Green
law Opera-houae.
]. g. BALLENT1NE, President.
LEON TRoUsDALE. Secretary.
Memphis, March %, 1872. mh27
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cHANRER nE c0MhERcE

A SPECIAL mseting Is hereby called 70 re-
"A cetVe the report OF the Joint Committees
on the Cotton EXcb ange, for FRIDAY 2oth
inst, ct o'ciock D m.
r. A. PINsON, President,
LEoF TRoUaDAIR. Seefstary. rnns9
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NOTICE.


OFFIcE OF MECHANICS IEsrrrurE. i
ODD FELLoWs HALL.
WANE to LEASE, BY the Memphis Me-
w chanics' Institute, suitable LOT. cor.
venient TO tae central or business portion OF
the city, on which to erect an lnduHtrfaI ES-
position dslL Parties wishing TO lease, or
sell On easy terms, Will address the enIlovTtnr =
Committed stating location, si8s, o. loE.
terms. etc; g HHEDHR.
@, A BEEHN.
u. EJRK.
Uh8 Commffto On farcuuda.
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EArst CkrcuAs CeuTt-Aetskstls IUdKe,
The court is still engaged in she trial OF
the case of Barrett & Heffrons vs. E. M.
Apperson & Co. Mr.. Westherford will
make the closing argument this morning.
The calendar is the same as published
yesterday.
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TO BUILDERS.

TTNTlL the 2fth Of April proposals for
~ building BaptiAt Meeting house n Ger
maneoWn. Including plan, VIII be received
By the Buflaing Committee at Germantown.
Ths house VIII be frame, thirty dve bT any
feet, with small tower for bell. 20 be plAs-
tered inside. panied. peWs grained in oak,
and 70 be heas ed by furnaee-
The COMMITTEES want the cheapest and oott
bid, 70 be determined at their meetiug OF
Mp. WE4R. Chairman.
W. KrxP. AZ ssi Main street.. Tahss
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DISSOLUTION.

T EAVE this day sold all my Interest IN ths
i Merchants' Restaurant to my Is partner,
Isaac Corvtn, who VIII collect al debts due,
and pay all debts owing BY the concern.
JOHN MCGUIRE.
March "a lS72. mhE
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Madame Anna DeNiahi.

Fl = n tune Teller
G TIL on Madison street, No. SOC Ola aaa
y New Madison, Memphis, Tenn Mid1fsa
and Ladies' poetress. ~ Price for consuifa.
tions. One Dollar, fnbes
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MAsONIc NOTICE

A sPECIAL Communication OF XII. 4
"a winning Lodge No. S4l wiz be held - ~
this fTHUReDAYl evening, March &ths/ w
at O'Clock, for work In the Il. A. degrees.
All E. AS are fra.eFnalls invited
By order OF W. 3. RICHARDET, VIZ.
LOUIS CzAPsK1. Bee'y. mh<s
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NOTICE.


r HAVE this day resigned the State agency
Il OF the Carolina Life Ins1ran - Comp panY
for Tennessee and North , Mississippi. Prsmf-
ume heretofore payable through my once
Will hencsfcrWerd be paid sc the ofdcs OF the
company No. Al Madison atrests
During my long connection With this COM
psny It's business has ever besn conducted in
a broad and liberal spirit OF equity. and
feel IL duty, In termlnating my relations
with the Carolina. to most cordially recon-
mend It 70 All Interested IN uis Insurance..
rnhs7 VIC. BARFH.
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Ffrrt CIrcnfs ranr1-ETaI.n-aII 10.

Owing to illness in the chaneeIlor's
family, no court was held yesterday. To.
day the same cases ss set for yesterday
will be called.
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United States COur1s-EmmOns G
Vgithey, Judges.

Tbs case Of Scanlon vs. Smell, Taylor
q Go. was being argued yesterday.
The present term of this court will ter
inmate on Monday, April lat. All per-
sons under indictment are required, when
not already done, to come forward ind
renew their bonds to the next term, be-
Tore adjournment; otherwise forfeitures
viii be taken upon their bonds.
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The attention Of the citizens Of Memphis is
called to this incom parable work.
Direct orders to W. r. sparks, general
aEeut for the city OF Memphis and the states
OF Alabama and MississtDpi, at the store Of
Bcyle e Chairman. Mamu1is. mh27
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The argument in the case of Woodward
vs AlSton will be resumed this morning,
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nEIIa. REiIhnuE IIie

TVHw members OF Mithzas Lodge OF o
4 Perfection No /. viii meet at theNfAE
Hall Of ADgsrone LcdFe. this THUS ~
DAY) evening, March 18th, at Z O'Clock.
2y order ef ESQ. MELLER3A, T P d.
E q MgDomWTI.- Raornfarv Oh1Q
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LAW REPORT.

FIRST Ghanesry COzrt-HOrgan, Chan.
OeIIsr.
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Second ChanesFy OOurs-seOtt, Chau
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In 1883.
SmO1A1 2xA~v1nxm.

AOENIGG CHASING. lS7.
"a, 25, 20, 40, A. 50, 59 81 AZ, So 3d. a. 70, p.
EVENING CLAss-No. Ils.
10, 30, 50, "a, 80, Is, 10. s. q, 1, So, q, 81.
Lotteries drawn tgfcs daily. Prizes from
sla9 70 sj0.l0c, paid in monsy by ]. z.
EsANCE, aS't, 65H North Court at. Box Is7,
AeTophtz, Tenn, p. 0. HURRAZ, KILLER
: Cd. Managers. 81. Lcufs, 40.
MeEphis AgrIcalfaEsI and Mechanical
Sseaety-9metal Drawings.
MORNING-CLASS MOL
l. z. 3. 3. 5. 8. 7. 8. 8. 10. II. Il.
10 6s 30 q 30 81 I 4 % So z5 I 2
EYENING-CLAss NOS.
l. 2. 3, 4. 5. Q. Z. 8. 9. 10. II. Il.
4 re 6s 80 - 7 80 I 50 zS 10 81 / % q
AS witness cur hand, at Memphis, this 9th
day Of March. 1872.
JAMES COLEM AMI
Tobias WOLF, -r
TH0S. e. HILLS. 1~anasekA
". o. ROUDSnN,
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bE-Country merchants are solicited to ex.
&u inc our stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
f3R0CERIH3. couaiatfnQ Of