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CONSU NJ PTI0N
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect q speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, MassI
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The Memphis Cotton Exchange.

No. I04l-In the Second Chancery Court OF
snelby county, Tennessee-October Term,
1873.
UTHEREAS, Schoolfeld, Hanauer & Co.;
w W. ID. Galbreath; A. O. Tuther, agent
SCar Union Line; Hill, Fentaine & Co.; Petit
a. simpson; Guy, Mcclellan & Co.: +. ID. Cobb
q Co., for 3. & o. r. r.; p. Bayliss & Co.; A. M
Agelasto; shane, Harris q Co.; Martin q Hills
man; Day q PrOuddt; ]. W. Jefferson 4 Co.;
Stratton q N elford; Ford, Porter & Co.; Louis
Ranger & Co.; q, Falls s. Co.; FargasOn q Clay;
Sledge, Mckay q Co; Z. +. SMITH o. B. Par
ker; E. Hobart q Co.; Dickinson, WtlllaRds q
Co.; Busby, johnson & Co.; Brooks, Neely q
Co.. Hartmus < Co.; L. B. billiard; Benjamin
Bebb; :. N. Anderson; William Batter A NJ.
ScOrbEOugh 4 Co.; Katzenberger's sons; 5. N.
Gates; A. A: Patton & Co.; Ely, Harvey & Rich
ardsOn; J. Z. Miles Il Co.; G. 7. Curtis; A. Z.
Treadwell & Brothers; w. Tracy Eustis; Hugh
Torrance & son; Estes, Fizer & Co; s. B. Carver
q Co.; l.. Kern; Gage q Fisher; J. J. Rawlings
q Co.; Rutland, Graham d Co.; Pearce, Suggs
q Co.; J. r. Goowin & Co.; Cochrane, CirOde q
Co; Philip X Durtee; z. 5. JONES' Goodlett a
Co; Furstenheim q Co.; Ad. storm, Agent
Memphis and 1t. Louis Packet Company
Italph Wormely q Co.; +. NJ. White & Co.; A.
j. Roach x Co.; Thomas II. Allen q Co.; T. 3.
Haynes & Co.; Robert Gibson, for L. and n. +.
X. Co.; e. {. Daniel; Reuben ). Jones, billiard
& Conn; Taylor, Radford & Co; J. F. Frank 8
Co.. He won, ,COnnOr d Co.; Z. Il. Clark Harris,
Mallory & Col w. W. Thacker, Cashier for
First National Bank; NJ. Gavin & Co.; John :.
Toof; E. b. Weber 4 Co., and s. E. Johnson &
Co., have, on this uth day OF December, 1873
filed their petition in the Second Chancery
Court of shelby county, Tennessee, setting
forth that they desire to be incorporated under
the name and style of 1.-The Memphis Cotton
Exchange" for the purpose Of promoting the
cotton trade Of the city of Memphis, increas-
Ing its amount, and augmendng the facilities
with which 1t may be conducted, and pray ing
that said corporation be clothed with all the
rights, powers, and privileges incident OF
necessary 10 the objects and purposes Of tts
| organization. It is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made
| for period of thirty Gays in the Memphis
| Appeal and avalanche, notifying ali persons
so desiring t. appear and show cause why let
Jers OF Incorporation should not issue, accord
/ ing to the prayer of said petition.
Done at Office this December IIth, 1873
81. d. J.. STEWART, C.. q NJ.
| By GEORGE MALLERY, d. G. x NJ.
Patterson & Lowe, Solicitors for Peti
/ TONERS. deI2
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WAsHISGToN, December l-Mr. Orth Of
fered a resolution providing for survey TO
ascertain the pTacucabIity Of ship canal
connecting Lake Michigan WIN the wabash
Mr., Parker offered a resolution instructing
the committee on elections to examine and
report the best and most practicable method
OF electing President, and providin for a
tribunal 10 adjust and settle all contested
questions. Adopted.
Mr. Beck offered a resolution directing the
acknowledgement 10 report how many EN-
ployes OF all grades Il viii require 10 carry on
The postal-savings institutions, ss.recommend-
ed by him, and that be furnish Ike lntOrIna-
ton as to the pOstal-telegraph system, when
the same is in full operation. Adopted
Mr. Hoar reported bill TO establish an edu-
Sbe ssi ~ pu5lc lands 10 the education Of
the people. 1t enacts that the net proceeds OF
the sale Of public lands shall be forever con-
seerated and set apart ior me ea9e 9' @ tne
| pair or suspend any law authorizing pre-
/ emption or homestead entries nor ao4 ldge
| the power Of congress over the pubic 40,
main, nor interfere with the granting OF
| bounty 10 the soldiers and sailors OF the late
/ war. Without discussion, the Bill went over
/ I'll Tuesday next, and the house resumed tne
/ consideration Of the bill In relation to sala-
| res.
Mr. Poland spoke in favor OF the amend;
ment he offered some days since. he SAID
/ that five Thousand dollars year was ample
compensation for his services aud furnlshed
/ him With ample means TO live In the manner
which he chose 70 I've. He had taken the IN
creased pay and stfIf retained II, preferr1ng fol
I the present 70 be called a thief and robber by
tie pres Tor retaining u than 70 be siigmatls
ca coward sisa nypocrite for returning II. Hs
I would, however, endeaYor 10 have the tbins
regulated 70 thai he miEi3t be allowed 10 re
1 turn IL to tile treasury.
1 Mr.. stephens lGa.L was the next speaker
He got 90 his feet with some di1iicuity aBt
not without assistance. Then ne support6C
himself with a crutch under hisleft afna. HI
Il spoke with clear ringing voice, which wa
. j iTtuff4aQffq afIHfhlfs r.f
: chr nher. His manner WAS nervous, and hi
\ - af4fszs very dfgre8sfve, many sentences be
,ifh the closest d ter est and attention. Ate
speaking Of the comments ~ tla less
~ said. sTbe gentleman from kay
YORK fMr. Tremaine) had spoken yesterday 0
:. there could be 40 <tatcsmanship Withou
tit There never had been a statesman VIII
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r.ne-a1 aT 8iehop Armitage

DErRagr, December LITTLE funeral Of the
lafe Bisiiop a Armitage took place % II, John
ofnrcil to-daV, The ceremonies consisted OF
ise usual iniermenl services OF tne Protest.
mi Fpisoopsl Church and commenced al
eie,7al O'clock and lasted ahoat an hour
The services were conducted b. blshogs Nc
aioslxev. OF Michigan, MhitehoEsei o4 llilD0is
ss'd fSisseli OF Vermont, assisted ~ tlf. Dc
Zen, of Wisconsin over hundred elei3gs. .t.3
l., hos ,,is-e :, present from Michigan ana other
~ men W s,,a aieo a large delegation Of clergs
end laTInen from al parts OF Wisconsin
~ : number of prominent citl1ens ~, ~
R1ii,vsrs<ec No addresses were maoe, lNns N
-l.1,1sIi rTse filied 20 its utmost c4pacily
Much feeling vas p.a4lfeEled ~ al ~ ~
tendance. aud ile safsfce= 4eIs very III. ~.
nressive His remains were lAtetieA aa n.l.i s
wood cemetery, TO which place iney Mele.lSy
| loxVed by- 8 vast concOurseo Of people, ieetes4i
/ bearers Comprised three Detroit lay insa alie
y Z WISCONSIN ciergymen. His remains Ar =, ~
/ si here al ten o'clock, and lay IN stats IN m
Vesfibule az lie church tin the hour OF M
/ faperaI and Wera viewed by very iafs
/ nnraFer of people. The features beyond De
/ ing a little elnaciated wore 4Sset and peace
| fuf look, as IL asleep.
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CRIME.
ArrestO Mining Stock SWlndlerS-HOr-
ribIe Story Of Outrages by SeheOl.
Teacher on his Pupils.

DETROIT, Mich, DE-. c.n ct tl.-Ihe arrests
OF John Whitnry, ~ aI- Lake Nlty, ana Joel
Lawrence, al New lOti.s " -F- made upon lne
complaint OF L. b. Ward, OF Detroit. II Is
claimed thai about a year ago, whitney ana
Lawrence induced Ward 10 invest twenty
thousand dollars in stock of the Eureka sal
yer mine, of Utah, and that the mine wa
saited for the purpose Ol swindling W ard. II
rs understood that nearly one hundred tbou'
sand collars of Eureka stock Is owned Dy
other parties here, who have also been VIC
timized.
q. horrible outrage has become public in the
town OF Warren, twelve miles nom thls city
A year and a half since man giving M
name as Charles Louis Alton was employeo
10 teach the Roman Catholic school az Mar
ren and as sexton OF the church, althopgh
,athfng was known Of his antecedents- Dur
mo this period Alton outraged the persons o
no les than eighteen girls OF the school, non,
~ vrho.71 were over fourteen years Old. II
snueaTs fha crimes were all committed In Tn
cfnrcb which adiOins the schOOlhOuhe, ane
tbet tbs 5elif, succeeded in terrifying hi
victims to silence for over year Ihe nelgn l
bOrhOOd Of Warren l. peopi5a pg i,I 'lS
generally uneduc2tea, ana the chlluren wer'
an OF that nationality. Alton mas eseapeo'
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, January 18th, 1874.

No. 3g79-Mary E. DeIbridge VS.. Nancy Ed
wards ct al.
By virtue of an order of sale made in this
cause on the ID day of December, 1873, minutes
No. 4, pp. 449 and 49, l viii sell at public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, in front OF the office
OF the Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, Greenlaw Opera House
second street, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
nesSee, on
Saturday, January 18th, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Situate and lying and
being in the county OF Shelby ana state O1
Tennessee, in the eleventh surveyors district 8
range and 6, section and 3, beginning at the
southeast corner OF Bryan & Freeman's AZ
acre entry; thence north SIS poles to an elm
the northeast corner Of said entry; thence
west I26 poles and % links to a hickory on the
dividing corner between John Bland and Rob
ert Knox; thence south 1917 poles to a stake
with a whiteOak and dOgwOOd pOiBters
thence east $50 poles to stake, pOstOak ano
elm pointers; thence south 1867 poles to q
hickory; thence east 90 poles and links 10 the
beginning, containing 2GO14 acres.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of seven months
purchaser executing notes with approved Sc.
curity, bearing interest at the rate of ten pei
cent. per annum from date Of sale; lien re-
tanned and equity OF redemption barred.
At office, this Isecember llth. 1873.
N. d. Il. STEWART, c. & NJ,
By GEORGE MALLBRY, d. G. q NJ.
Humes & POstOn, Solicitors for Complain
ants del2
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FELEGRANS.

WindOm's bill to incorporate the
Southern Trans-COntineniai railroad, which
he stated he introduced by request, provides
,shertTard. OF Pennsylvania; Peter Clark r..
N. Stewart, ). H. Faile, and John A. Clarke,
of New YORK W. Ii. Hooper, Warren Hussey.
Iohn Wand and Joseph W. l.. Young, Of
Ttah: T. W. Garitt, b. Smith, l.. III. Roots, I'll.
r. NJ Kee and b. +. Rio, Of Arkansas, ana a
number Of other western men 70 build ana
maintain "A railroad aud telegraph line nom
he mouth OF the Arkansas river pta Little
Rock. the Arkansas Valley and the san Juan
mountains TO the Colorado riEer ~ tbtt State
and thence by the most direct and pfaetlca-
Bile route 10 san Francisco, California, with q
branch from Scdgwick county Arkansas
south west 10 the Atlantic and racine railroad,
Al the boundary line between Texas aud the
| Indian Territory. The right OF way Is granted
without other laud grants The capital stoch
! h 70 be filty million dollars congress j. Y
reserve the power to regulate rates for travel
and transportation, and the road Is 70 De com
! pleted ip Twelve years
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Administrators Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1873,
" at the late residence Of K. H. Wallace, de-
ceased, on the Mississippi river, in Upton
county, Tennessee, 1 VIII sell to the highest
bidder, all the perishable property belonging
to his estate, consisting Of Household Furni-
ture, Farming Utensils, Horses, Mules, Hogs,
Sheep, one Durham Bull, one Berkshire Boar,
about 100 head of Cattle, and numerous other
articles. I Will also, at the same time and
place, rent out for the ensuing year, the farm
on which said deceased last resided. Terms
made known on day of sale.
decl3 J. 81. MCDONALD, Admir-.
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claims in the forty-second congress. The
senate transportation committee VIII start
south at the commencement OF holding recess
BazafRe's Sentence.
PARIS, December u.-Soon after Judgment
was pronounced against Marshal Bazaine last
evening, he requested that his son be allowed
TO visit him IN his prison. de refused 70 avail
nimseI q sne Fs o. m sa a.. spps apss
for mercy for Marshal Bazaine viii not be
announced until tomorrow.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Times says Mar
shal Bazaine is justly convicted. The Icte
OTlIph considers him sacrificed TO national
vanity. The Nelcs hopes thai, as the evidence
was 80 conflicting, the sentence may be COM
muted 10 perpetual exile or imprisonment.
LONDON, November II, a. ma specia
from Paris, 70 the DdflV Net0s, reports thai
the President intends 10 commute the SEN
tence of Marshal BazatDe, 70 twenty year, Sc
elusiOn.
No Restrictions on Merchandise fn Z0ns
Ldbere.
MATAMORAs, December 1I.-Telegrams from
the City OF Mexico to-day state that The fed
eral government has ordered the restrictions
which have recently been placed on
merchandise imported into The Zone Llbere
TO be taken of. This restores the right Oi
merchants to dispatch merchandise to any
OF the towns within the Zone Lfbere without
the payment Of any duty. For more than q
year past trade within the Zone Libere was
duty free. and has been confined tc
the port at which the merchandise was enter.
ed The restoration Of the right to dispatch
goods from the port of entry TO any point in
the Zone Libere without duty viii revivs
trade on the frontier, which has been Ian
gushing under the restrictions Just removed
New York ChroHdcles.
NEW YORK, September II, 1s73.-The IRE il
l32 Church street, proves to have been quite
serious. William tapping 4 Co., auction
eers, estimate their loss at S25,000- insured fol
$50 900. TulZbacher, Gitterman 4 W edles, I'M
porters, lose sl59000, insured for sf55,e0Q. El.
field, Levy & Co, clothiers, lose $4,000, in
surance, &il0,0CO.
A dispatch from Boston says that PrOfes
sor Agazziz is seriously i'll, and there is dang
er of a total paralysis Of his muscular system
The Murat tablet, in the Church of the In
carnatiOu, in memory of Admiral Farr3gut
was unveiled, last evening, IN the presence Of
a large congregation. After the services II
the church, the loyal legation Of the United
States dined N the st. J aInes hotel.
Joab Lawrence arr ested on the charge o
conspiring to cheat and defraud, on a war
rant of Governor Dix, issued on a requisitiOr
from the governor Of Michigan, has been re
manded TO Jail till AIonday, TO give his coun
sci time TO produce proof that the affidayiu
on which the arrest was made are insufn
eient.
John McDermott, who q few months ago
in Mt Of anger and jealousy, killed his wifi
and attempted to kill himself, pleaded guilty
to-day to murder in the second degree
Sentence was deferred that his counsel ma,
submit afiidavits in extenuatiOn.
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saturday, January nth, 1874,
OLIVER, FINNIE 6 co.

800 boxes Cheese.
1000 buckets Lard.
50 tierces Hams.
50 boxes Breakfast Bacon,
400 tubs Western Butter.
80 kegs Goshen Butter.
500 boxes Raisins.
1000 packages Nince Meat.
100 barrels New York State Buckwheat.
100 cases Shaker and New York Preserves.
50 barrels Cranberrtes.
50 boxes Dried Apples and Peaches.
200 packages Pigsfeet.
50 barrels Pickles.
$50 half-barrels Pickles.
200. cases Eagle MIX.
10000 cases assorted Canned Fruits, Vegeta-
bles, Pickles, Etc.
400 boxes assorted Crackers.
100 cases Saraines.
25 cases American Sardines.
100 bbls. Nuts.
Sugar, MOlaSses, Syrup; Rio, Laguayra and
Java Coffees; Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candy
Potatoes, Etc, bought at reduced prices and
sold accordingly.
dec7 OLIVER. FINNIE q CO.
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CITY ASSESSMENT FOB 1874.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, /
Nl MEMPHIS, TENN, December u, lS73,
The City Assessors having completed their
Assessment of Real Estate for the Forty
Seventh Corporate Year (lSz4), and deposited
their books in this office, notice is hereby
given, in accordance with Section 800 of the
Revised City Ordinances, TO all persons con-
earned, that the said books are now subject
| TO public inspection for thespace OF ten days,
for the correction Of nistakes by the Assess
ers, who Esill attend at the Mayors ONCE for
that purpose" closing their books for such
corrections on Thursday, December Is, 1873.
decl2 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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NEW ADEERTIsEMENTs.
MAS0NIC ELECTION.

THE members OF South Memphis g
i Lodge, no. llS, are requested to meet NJ
at their Lodgeroom this (FRIDAX1IVN
evenip <. at - o'clock, to elect officers for the
ensuing year and attend 10 the usual business
OF the evening.
By order. BEN K. PULLEN, W. NJ.
A
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication OF De- 2
IA Soto Lodge, No. 299, viii be held this ~
(FRIDAY) evening, December 18th, at 7/NN
o'clock, for work Ia the NJ. N. degree.
All NJ. NJ. s are fraternally invited.
By order. BUN. +. PRICE, W. NJ.
r. ~. SHELTON. Secretary. del2
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
CHARLESTON

CAARLESlON.
CHARLESTON, December u.-Cotton strong
iHiddling, l4549lz5se; low middling, l412G145sc
strict good ordinary, 1876; net receipts, 222s
bales; exports cOostwise, 20 bales; sales, So
bales; stock, 53,2i9 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, December II.-Cotton firm and
in good demand; good ordinary, 1916; ordi
nary, l25zc; net receipts. 2So0 bales; exports
cosstwise, 90 bales; sales, 1900 bales; stock
%, 1854 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, December I-Cotton firm
middIings, l5c; net receipts, 1858 bales; ex
ports to Great Britain, 4549 bales; sales, 226.
bales; stock, l07, III bales.
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as ad-
L minisiratrix Of the estate of Charles p.
Johnston, deceased, gives notice to all persons
indebted 10 said estate to come forward and
make settlement; and those having claims
against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, at No. 30 Poplar street, Memphis, Tenn.
ELIZABETH A. JOHNSTON,
Administrator Chas. P. Johnston, decd.
December IL, 1873. decl2
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Election of Directors.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS, Z
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. II, 1873. J
aotined that an election for Fifteen Directors
TOR the ensuing twelve months, viii be held
at this ONCE, No. j Madison street, on Hon
dec12 s. P. READ, Cashier.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION
OF THE VIRGINIUS.

WASHINGTON. December lO.-The navy de-
tarfrneut has completed all arrangements
providing for the reception from the Spanish
forces, in the barber Of Havana, OF the steam
er Nirginius, and for the transfer OF the prls-
oners at Santiago de Cuba frOm prison 10 one
of the United States vessels OF war, In ac-
eordance with the terms OF the diplomatic
agreement.
The Canandaigua, carrying ten guns, and
commanded by captain LOwrey, wll sali
from New York for Havana tomorrow, 10 re
ceive the Nirginirs, and Captain Bralne VIII
receive the prisoners at Santiago on the Ju-
niata Rear-Admiral scott, at Key West, VIII
nave the strongest naval force under his COM
mand that has been collected by the govern
ment al any American port, since the terml-
nation OF the war. The monitors Saugus ana
MahOpac are there already, with the ASslppe
and Worcester, the latter the admirals nag
ship. The Colorado sails tonight nom New
York She is screw steamer OF sixteen guns.
The Florida, carrying sixteen guns, Is expect
and Brooklyn, the former carrying tnlfty-
nine and the latter twenty guns, VIII SAIL
from RostOn within week, Captain LaQwfey,
of the Capandaigua, had a two-hOurs' coBs0ll-
alton with Secretery Robson and the chiels
OF the bureaus Of the navy department To-
efiouette OF the salute 10 our nag
-Sgere arranged. so far as they could
be at present The SpSnish naval force
on the coast Of Cuba is reported = eVnsis. .s ..
the Ameriean-buiN gunbOats when McIo
conveyed to sea from New York, two years
ago, by vessels of our own navy. our haNal
force Ia the harbOr of Santiago Is more tnau
sufficient 10 cope with II IN belnsetslt l.
emergency, and should such an emergency
arise, IL is believed that the British heet IN
the West Indies would render assistance To
our forces
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ASSETS, S1,472,83O "a
SALE OF BONDS.

FINDER authority given in collateral notes
u OF Jno. Donovan, President Of the Mem
phis and Raleigh Railroad Company, We VIII
sell at public outcry, for cash, on the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, IN
the city OF Memphis, on
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Meaksa Brothers
26I az 263 Main st.
1874. CITY ASSESSMENT. 1874.
Taxpayers Must Furnish List OF
Property.
Errors In Assessments will be
Corrected.

TT is provided by Ordinance: {" That 1t shall
/ be the duty OF each and every person own
ing or having the control or management OF
any taxable properly within the city of Mem
phis within ten days after being required to
DO so by the Assessors, 10 furnish correct
list, in writing, under oath, to the Assessors
OF all the taxable property OF every descrip-
tion owned, controlled, or managed by him OF
her."
Failure to furnish such list in said time
makes the delinquent liable TO fine of not les
than IS nor more than so for each day aftel
the expiration of said ten days.
Ordinance also provides that the Assessors
shall furnish printed blanks for such lists L
those applying for them
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CUBA-NO WAR.
The Government Fully Prepared to
Enforce the Terms Of the
Protocol.
Captain-Genera JOuyellar Announces
His Readiness to obey Caste.
lars Orders.
JoUVELLAR's ADDRESS TO THE
ETTnA

JOUVELLAR's ADDRESS TO THE
CUBANS.
HAVANA, December l.-Captain-General
Jouvellar this evening issued an address 10
the inhabitants of Cuba, saying: "The moment
a treaty is signed between the governments OF
spain and the United states, my duty,
although painful IL may be, IS 70 comply
faithfully with its terms. For this l have re-
celved final orders, and failure to comply
with the same would produce war with a
great power without the aid Of spain. In
The meanwhile, obey the law Of necessity aud
the orders Of the government of the Spanish
republic Let US deliver up the NiTginius and
the survivors OF her passengers and crew. i
have faith in the nOblenesS of your procedures
in compliance with my werd.
(Signed) "JOC ELhAh'
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claims Ia the forfy-second congress. The
senate transportation committee VIII start
south at the commencement OF holding recess
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Thursday, the 18th inst,

between the hours Of II and II am, the fol-
lowing bonds, or a sufficient number of them
to satisfy the claims, tc-Wit.: 20 bonds CT $500
each, numbered respectively. 6, z, 10, IL ls Il,
Isl 81 35 3S 40 H. , a, 81, s., s. 81, d4 7e made
by the Memphis and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany as a Erst-mortgage on its roadbed. roll
ing-stock and franchises, and fndorsed BY the
county of shelby. said bonds bear eight per
cent interest, and have the past-Cigie July
coupon attached
N. J. WICKS 4 son.
! December 10, 1873, decll