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1llECfkM TO THE NEW YORK HEnALl.

LONDON. Feb. 6, 1873
The election in Liverpool for Member of Parlia-
ment to Ill the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Mr.. Samuel r. Graves is in progress to-day.
The conservative candidate Is John TORI and the
liberal nominee ]. Cane. There are $4,000 voters
and twenty-one precincts In the district. There
Is much excitement in London over the contest.
The betting is three to two against the conserva-
tive candidate.
THE BOwLEs TRIAL VERDICT
The London NetoS says public opinion sustains
the verdict by which Mr.. R0oert Bowles was yes
terday acquitted OF the criminal charge against
him, and the decision will be satisfactory II the
persons guilty of fraudulently converting the
securities are brought to Justice.
BULLION IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
f379, 900 during the past week.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.

The Cheapest and best Newspaper I'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains select Story, entitled "Flors, ("
together with the very Latest News by telegraph
from ALI Parts Of the World up to the hour Of
publication; the conclusion OF the Trial of william
M. Tweed; Terrific Boiler Explosion In Pittsburg
and Conshoch0ken Pa; The Murder of q Bride in
West Virginia; Execution Of o Murderer In Den
yer, Col; full particulars OF the late Murder and
Suicide in Blocker street, the latest Brooklyn
Horror; Murder and Suicide in Boston; the New
Hampshre Gray Haired Monster; the National
DehtAnd Statistics of Commerce and Navigation. 10
alss contains the Latest News by Telegraph from
Washington; Political, Religious. Fashionable, Ar
tistc, Literary and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary
Notices; Varieties; Amusements; Editorial Artt-
cles on the prominent topics Of the day. Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle,
Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts Of all
the important ana interesting events OF the week.
TERMS :-SingIe subscription, ST. Three copies, IS
Five copies, ST. Ten copies SIS; Single copies, i've
cents each. A limited number Of advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Herald Special Report from
the Capital.
Defeat of LOzada and His Com
munist COnfreres.
TRIUMPH OF THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
The Republic in Process OF
PacificatiOn.
TELsGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HEaslp.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our cor
respondent in Mexico City,
MEXICO CRY, Feb. 4, 1873.
Tho forces of General Lozada, the rebel
leader and communist, having been defeated
In battle DeIOru III M.u.a,.,.
are fleeing from the presence of the Mexican
government troops, towards Topic
Peace prevails in the remainder of the
Republic.
The Election for Chief Justice and OthcA
Dignitaries Of Court.
MATAMoRos Feb. o, 1873
Advices from the city of Mexico state that the
elections for Chief Justice and Magistrates Of the
Supreme Court OF Mexico will be held on Sunday
next. Porfirio Diaz, Marscal and Escobedo arc
among the candidates
The people here seem to take very little interest
In the election.
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HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1 l87a-HslPI4E SHEET

taxation and Of certain provisions OF the Educa,
tionai act OF 1870 general acts regulating railways
and canals, together with various other bills for
the Improvement OF the laws
INVOCATION OF DIVINE AID.
earnestly commend your deliberations to the
guidance and favor OF Almighty God.
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FRANCE.

Legislative Concession of Power to the Presi-
dent-Executive Control Over Measures
Concluded by Parliament-Caution
Against Italian Radicalism.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Election in Liverpool-Excite-
ment Az Betting on the Result-The Bowlss
rial Verdict-Bullion to the Bank.
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"A RECONNAISSANCE TO THE MOUNTAINS.
lHhe Ex-Rebel Spanish Guide and ouf Ia''
Commissioners Ra'orl'
lieutenant Aero on His Muscle
and Dignity.
w III A II n II X It?
IElEcaAxs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

,ais city from Mr.. James J. OKelly, our
Special Commissioner to the island Of Cuba:-
PALMA SoR1ANo
ORIENTAL DEPARTMENT,
CUBA, Feb. 5, 1873
After leaving Santiago de Cuba took what
Us called the sroyal road to Bayamo, and
arrived at Ramon, o village thirty-six miles
from Santiago. Here was
until the 29th of january. I returned to
Palma, q village twelve miles nearer to San
tiago, on the LIST Of February, and there ap-
piled to Vice Consul Ramsden, at the latter
port, for facilities to continue my mission.
The Consul, in reply, informed me of the
result of an interview with General Morales
de los Rios, whose command extends over
this section. He said
TIE SPANISH THREAT.
General Morales tells me that you can leave
Palma and go where you like on the under
standing that if the Spanish troops find you
among the insurgents, or if you afterwards
appear within the Spanish lines, you will be
TREATED AS A SPY"
The Consul explains further to me that this
means that would be shot Immediately.
Before the Start.
Mr.. O'Kelly, writing before starting for the
interior, says, briefly
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Jan. II, 1873
It is not at all the same affair with me as it
was with Mr.. Henderson, who was obsequiado,
to use a Spanish phrase, by the authorities,
taken by the hand and absolutely placed just
in the position he wanted to stand. In my
case even the members of the Spanish party
are absolutely
AFRAID 10 BE SEEN SPEAKING TO ME.
Neither can I obtain from such few Cubans
as have courage enough to speak to me any
information that would be of use to me. As
the rebels, or insurgents, are constantly on
the wing, without any fixed residence or lines
OF position, it is almost impossible to know
where to 90 in search of them, even if the
passage were Free The day after my arrival
here
WENT OUT WITH SPANISH COLUMN.
The troops received orders to countermarch
the same day, from the Captain General, as
believe on account Of my presence, from the
fact that the Colonel told me was at liberty to
remain OF to return to town, and this without
my making any remark that would call for
such delicate hint on his part. refused to
leave, however, until found that they
WOULD NOT MOVE WHILE I WAS WITH THEM,
though I was treated during my short stay
with the military with what may call embar-
RAISING kindness. Since my return I have
been engaged
TnYMa TO BUY A HORSE
which I found strangely difficult. have at
last procured one, and yesterday made my
first reconnaissance, but without my success.
I rode
ALONE INTO THE MOUNTAIN RANGE
ten miles from the town, trip very few here
would care TO undertake. SHALL Of course,
move further On the first opportunity. 1t is
not by any means, holiday excursion.
OBSTACLES
Between the difficulties Of the situation, 80
far ~ the authorities are concerned, and the
representatives. Of every one here, Cuban
and Spanish, it is difficult to arrive at the
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YoRK HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb. 9, 1873.
The editor of Posen newspaper has been sen.
fenced to four months Imprisonment for publish
ing an article entitled "The Battle with Gods
Church."
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GERMANY.

His Imperial Majesty William in Battle on an
Ancient Line"
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save Henderson.s assertion CHAT he was afraid Of

save Henderson's assertion that he was afraid or
yellow fever and the cholera.
THE ExREBEL's OPINION.
Aguero then closed his remarks by personally
calling Henderson lost to ali honor and shame. and
challenges him by Ringing back into his face the
mire OF his bad conduct and awaiting Hendersou's
orders, signs "At Puerto Principe January TO- 1879,
Manuel Emilian0 AguerO."
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The Social Condition and state Of
Morals.

In addition to these there were % petitions for
amony last year, 52f Citations issued, S25 appear
ances entered ISL answers died, ia replies by pc
TONERS, Is reolnders by respondents, re motions.
STA summonses and 232 causes tried. Judgments
were given by the full Court "a cascs and by the
Judge Ordinary IN AT suta
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A DANGEROUS CARTE BLANCHE
HARRIspURG. Pa, Fe

nAhhiobOhbs -, roo. q, 1919.
The bill authorizing the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to increase its capital stock to an unlim-
tied extent has been passed by both houses Of the
Legislature by Q unanimous vote
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Porto Rico Conservatives Coming ts
Council.

Council.
HAVANA, Feb. 4, 1879.
The Marquis of Esperanza and Romualdo Che
vari, leaders Of the conservative party In 49,
Rico. have arrived in this city to confe- "''" "'
leaders o; the Spanish party here
THE SUGAR or
The rains have ceased I'D the grino'ns VI sugar
has recommended everywhere '"rousnou' tile
island
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SPAIN
Press Denial Of Royalist Advantages in the Field.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK RERALp.

PARIS, Feb. 0, 1879
The Courier (newspaper) OF Bayonne says no
substantial advantage has been gained by the
Spanish forces over the insurgents in the northern
provinces.
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HAVANA, FED. 3 1873.
The Gdceta to-day publishes the text Of the pro-
posals for the loan of $4,000, 900 authorized by
Captain General Cebailos
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Among the papers which the Gladstone govern
ment will submit to Parliament almost Immediately
will be an account of receipts into ana payments
cut OF the Exchequer between the lst April, 1872,
and the 18th January, 1873. The budget estimates
for the financial year 1928 calculate the revenue
frsm customs, excise, stamps, land tax and house
duty, income tax, Post once, telegraph service
Crown lands and miscellaneous sources ut
Ell, 62S, 900 and the expenditure at FL, $4,000.
The Board OF Trade returns fer the month and
ten months ending on the slst October, 1872, have
been issued. The experts OF the month Of October
amounted TO EN- 1873, against go f,s73 In 1871
and fl7,550, 1870 In 1870. During the ten months
period the exports reached f2l2 s72, 3ss, against
f1s5 s52 in 1871 and 3166 $50 In 1870 The inc
rease on the month Of October as compared with
1871 was in round numbers, 92, 100000 and on the
ten months k27, 0O0, 900 sterling.
The Social Condition and state Of
Morals.
The large increase in the business Of the English
Divorce Court during the last few years Is shown in
judicial statistics which will be presented to Par
lament The following Is q comparison OF the
number OF suits In three Of the paat eleven
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
81 and go Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerun street.
Open from A. NJ. TO . r. N.
On sunday from to = r. NJ
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AngelPs Turkish Baths, Oh Lexington
avenueAppetize and Invigorate before breakfast Re-
fresh and Valize before dinner Soothe and Tranquxe
before reuring best veniationj highest temperature;
be shampooing gratuities Ladies day and evening
Geutnme1 day and all niQhf
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
world The only true ami perfect dye Ali druggists
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Opinion of the Departments of Justice
in Regard 10 uIaIl Aaalrs.

IN EaoSAFO 10 LtaaAh HASAfNe
WASHINGTON, D. c., June is. The
department of justice attributes the I'M
happy condition of affairs in Utah, 80
far as the non-enforcement of the crimi-
nal laws is concerned, to the neglect Of
congress to provide remedy for the diff
ficulties alluded to in the Presidents
special message toward the close of the
last session, and in which he earnestly
asked for legislation to prevent a con
fiict of authority if no worse conse-
quences. The President afterward went
to the capitol and personally urged legis-
lation, as did also Attorney General
Williams, but without success. Although
jurors cannot be procured in criminal
cases they can be obtained in civil cases,
by consent of parties. There seems to
be no prospect of relief from the present
dilemma except by action Of congress.
Important Discoveries at Jerusalem.
LONDON, June 18.-CoFrespondence
from Jerusalem says that q geological
plat has just been completed by the
Oriental typographical corps, now en-
gagged in making surveys and sketches
of bible lands, and shows that the ex-
posed and skull-shaped line of the upper
strata of the hill outside of the Damas-
Gus gate, and near the north wall of Je-
rusalem, is strongly suggestive of the
GolgOtha palace of skulls. This supports
the theory Of this hill being Calvary.
The ORIENTAL typographical corps have
arranged, by means of telegraph from
Jappa to Jerusalem, for accurate baro-
metric notification of attitudes on the
coast between the Mediterranean and
Dead sea.
As Usual from st. LOuis.
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-An alteration
between several men in a beer saloon at
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Sunday, re-
suited in hefatal stabbing of Mr.. Frank,
keeper of the saloon, and the serious
cutting of Mr.. Vastine, by q man named
Callaher.
A fire at Hamburg, Iowa, yesterday,
destroyed ten small stores. Loss fifteen
thousand dollars.
Antoine Michaelson and Peter Jacob
son were drowned while bathing in the
Missouri river, at Omaha, Sunday.
The heaviest rain storm ever known
in that section visited western Nebras-
ka, Sunday, continuing several hours,
and completely flooding the country,
doing great damage to crops.
Surveying Party Attacked by Sioux
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS..

CHARLESTON, June IS.-Cotton
quiet; middling, 184e9lS4; net receipts,
2l5 bales; exports to continent S78 bales; /;
sales 200 bales; stock q, ,755 baleia
SAVANNAH, June lS.-CottOn firm /;
middling. 181c; net receipts, los
bales; sales, 50 bales; stock, 4,19S
bales; exports eOastWise, 616.
GALVESTON, June 49, - Cotton
quiet and steady; good ordinary, l44@
15c;s net receipts, 48 bales; sales 100
bales; stock, 23,755.
MOBILE, June IS.- Cotton firm;
market bare; good ordinary, l63e; low
middlingr 1Sc; middling, l9e; net re-
ceipts, 183 bales; gross receipts, IS5
bales; exports eOastwise, AL bales;
stock, 17,221 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-Flour-
dull; treble extra, 81 50GS so; family,
So 50(910. Corn in fair demand; mixed,
56c; yellow mixed, 5Sc; yellow, 6ec;
white, 60c. Oats plentiful and lower
at 42(943c. Bran QUIET at 75c. Hay
firm; prime, S22925. Pork dull at
$17 IS. Dry salt meats-shOulders,
74c; sides, S46S3c-nOthing doing.
Hams I34e. Bacon dull and nominal
at 73e for shoulders, 93c for clear rib
sides, and 94c for clear. Lard-dull ;
tierce, S4@94c; keg, 94@104c. Sugar
is in good demand, and lower; inferior,
64c; common, SIC; fair, SIZE; good fair
and yellow clarified, 104c. MOlasses-
fair plantation reboiled, 44e; no move
ment. Whisky dull; Louisiana, 93e;
Cincinnati, CSC: Coffee, lSG2Oe.
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NEW ALBANY, MISS.
lis Growth Since the Wharf.-The Crop
and Political Prospect.
From an Occasional Correspondent.l

From an Occasional Correspondent
NEW ALBANY, Miss, June, 1873
AT the close of the war not a single busi-
ness-hOuse was standing in our village.
Now a number of elegant and cOmmo-
diOus ones have been erected, while
handsome and convenient dwellings
have gone up as by magic. Among our
most prominent merchants are Dickson
* Reaves, r. j. Hill, ]. J. Hill, Ander-
son & Co, Raillifi & Earnes, also Mr..
Geo. 8. Mitchell. Then we have good
blacksmith shop. saddle shop, saloons
and cOnfectiOnerys Gd SRfRitDm. Doc
tors and lawyers offices in abundance,
but not beyond the demand. Two of
our worthy physicians, Drs. Cook and
Douglas, are erecting a new drug store,
where everything in their line VIII be
kept. There is a thorough spirit OF ad-
vpucement in the citizens generally
Our Jail viii be completed in few weeks,
after which our courthouse will be COM
1nenced Immediately. We had sad
accident lately: Mr.. Marion Ownes, with
. load of lumber was crossing bridge
over Kings creek, three miles south OF
town. when the under works of the
bridge gave way, precipitating the un-
fortunate man into the water below,
with the load OF lumber upon him,
crushing him 10 death in a most horri-
he manner. The deceased was a good
citizen. He leaves a wife and several
children to mourn his loss. The timbers
of this old bridge had been used for a
number Of years without any examina-
ton with reference to their soundness.
STmilar dead-faIls are found throughout
the country and no one seems response
Me. Weather is showery. Crops back
ward. corn looks well; cotton in the
grass. Freedmen are working well and
not dabbling in politics. We have set
of very polite men in our county at pres
eut; being candidates, Of course, has
nothing TO do with it. Ours are not
mercenarv candidates. They do not
want office for their own advancement,
but pr0 bono pu5licO. These are Con-
servatives. The Radicals pat them on
the back and tell each one he is the man.
They have no plans of their own-say
nothing OF the future. They have a
logged resolution to win in the end.
y heir prayer is like Pats before the bat
lie. that if God could not be on his side,
To take no part on the other-just be
quiet and he'd see the d-dest fight ever
known.
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dollars for a breach of marriage con-
tract, the jury rendered a verdict giving
the plaintiff seven thousand dollars.
Statue of FranAIIz UnyefIed as New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, June 18.-The mar
BILE statue Of Franklin, by Hiram Pow
ers, which was presented to the city by
Mr.. G. A.Weed, was unveiled in Lafey-
ette square this afternoon, with appro-
pirate ceremonies. Judge w. w. Howe
delivered the address.
Progress Of the ss Prevailing at CfH-
eHnma1f.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-Two deaths of
persons from the disease presenting
cholera symptoms is reported to-day.
Both were from New Orleans, and one
of them was sick only one day.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

in times of peace, and not be thus an
athamized more by those claiming to
favor right, law and liberalism. The
Chronicle is out of its line, and we pray
that at least, under the head of its dis
courses on kuklux and the like, It give
our jaded and long tormented people
rest.n
The Chronicle surely cannot resist this
last touching, tender appeal, and the
people who read the WOTldl, 'Jaded and
tormented,v y need "rest" In truth, this
miraculous editorial came near giving
us nfinal rest''-and this Helena man
will he fhe death CT US.
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UHRIG'S BOTTLED LAGER BEER

AFTER long experience and many expert
ments with our unrivaBed facilities we offer
to the trade and families of Memphis our bot
tied lager beer, put up in pints and quarts.
We guarantee it to be equally as fresh after
six months in any climate, as on the day of
bottling. 1 have appointed HENRY LUHR-
MAN my agent for Memphis, who will attend
to the delivery and receiving orders at No. SO
Monroe street. Orders from steamboats,, no.
tells, restaurants, families, and the country
generally, especially the South, are solicited,
and will be promptly filed.
1 am making this speciality, and the trade
can rely upon its uniform quality.
]. UHRIG.
Orders addressed to the undersigned will re-
eeive prompt attention. Circular and prices
sent on application.
HENRY LUHRMAN,
tel9 33 Monroe Street. Memphis-
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OTTAWA, CANADA, June 1S.-A
walking match took place to-day from
Ann Prior to Ottawa, q distance of forty
miles, for one hundred dollars side,
between Pace, en- English professional
pedestrian, and Sparks, land survey
or. The men started from Ann Prior at
half-past.fOur in the morning, and when
half way Pace led by half mile. Ten
miles from Ottawa he suddenly gave
out, and Sparks came ia winner at half
past twelve, having walked the distance
within eight hours. Pace was the ia
vOrite. Considerable money changed
hands.
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BOSWELL-At Greencastle, Indiana, Sun
day, June l5, 1873, MARY I. AEMoR BOSWELL,
wife of R. F. Boswell, formerly of this city.
sICK-Y yesterday, JOHN g., infant son Of the
late Ellen Nora and John Sick, at his father :
residence, on Clay street, between DeSOto
street and fernando road.
The friends and acquaintances of the FAM
Iy are invited to attend the funeral at two
O'Clock this day, the nineteenth. Carriage
at John Walsh's, 344 Second street.
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the manufacture of flour, and giving to
this association the benefit of their in
fluence and information for the general
good of the whole; and requesting each
vice president to call e meeting of the
millers in his State, to perfect such an
organization. After considerable debate
the resolution was lai6 ON the table.
Messrs. Hayes, of Michigan, and White
of Ohio, addressed the meeting, urging
the importance of earnest efforts tend
ing to the permanent success of the ma
tionaI association. The convention ad-
jOurned to meet in Chicago on the Sec
ond Wednesday IN January, 1874.
Michigan Racers.
DETROIT, June 1S.-The second days
races at Jackson, Michigan, were unex-
ceptionably fine, and the attendance
was much larger than yesterday, and
the excitement over the respective trials
was propOrtionately louder and deeper.
In the 2:44 race pools sold in proportion
of 10 for Ada f. to 8 for the field. The
race was won in three straight heats by
MOdesty, sOrrel mare named by s. Rey-
nolds, PieTepont Manor, New York;
purse of $500.
Second, 1925, Russet, gray gelding,
named by J. H. Bethout, Rushville,
Indiana.
Third, $50, Albert Black, gelding,
named by F. Van Meeker, Chicago.
Fourth, $l25, Lady Ida, mare, named
by Alexander Lewis, Chicago.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE

SCHEDULE:
.xpress Train Iaaves daily. SnnaaEs
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

THE undersigned will offer for sale to the
/ highest bidder. on MONDAY, JUNE 30tH,
1873 at the Bluff City Oil Works, on Charles
ton avenue, near the Memphis and Charleston
railroad depot, Memphis, Tenn, the stock of
cotton-seed, oil-cake, cotlon-seed meal, dam
aged sacks, etc, ON hand at said Bluff City Oil
" orlxs; also, thirty-five bales cotton, re-gin-
nings-aI belonging to the estate of g. I.
Beaumont, deceased. Terms cash.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock am.
June Is, 1873. +. W. SMITH, Admir-.
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Sterling Exchange.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS, I
June Is, 1873.
s~ Having effected proper arrangements,
this Bank will hereafter draw on London or
Liverpool in sums to suit purchasers.
ialR s p READ. Cashier.