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~ Brown says his wife is always
ready to tell her rage.
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Kansas Central Land Agency.

SALIVA. MAJ. JOHN W BERKs, Gent Manager.
Real Estate Business generally also have for
sale ali the lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company, amounting to 5, 900 900 acres of the
most desirable in Central and Western Kansas al
SO, Whistles Coal lands, Farms, Cattle Ranches,
and City Property in Sana and the neighbor1ng
towns, for sale at all times.
~ Send for the tsKansas Central Land Journal
a large 32-coluKnn monthly paper, what they
have for sale and read all about the great Keystone
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" Moist and warm was Monday
last.
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" Fuel must come down now.
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NOTICE

WE WANT TO SELL FIFTY
w CHAMPION Moving and Reaping Machines
this Season. The best in the Market
W. VAN HUSS & BRO, Agents,
n4-3n Morristovn. Tenn
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NeeC .4tlcertisenlellts.
NoETnTCEGS
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
May 1, 1875, TO April 30, 1875.
THE REVISED STATUTES OF

TNHE REVISED STATUTES OF
Il the United States, Sections 1882, 8237, s28s,
and S239, require every person engaged ia any bus
mess, avocation, or employment which renders him
liable to SPECIAL TAX, to procure and place con-
spcuOusy in his establishment place Of business
STAMP denoting the payment OF said SPECIAL
TAX for the Special-Tax Year beginning May 1,
1876 before commencing or continuing basiness
The taxes embraced within the provisions Of tho
law above quoted are the following, viz
Rectifers. ...................... S200 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. ..-....... 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. -. so 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retal..-.-.. - 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco ....-...-.-. % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ...-....-. 500 %
And on sales Of over $1,000 fifty cents every dol
lar in excess Of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco ...... 90
Manufacturers of stills ........-...-... so 90
Aud for each still manufactured. 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 10 %
manufacturers OF tobacco -.-....... 10 %
Petldlers Of tobacco, first class (more than two
horses or other animals $500. -. 50 90
Peddlers of tobacco, second class (tWo horses or
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class Zone horse or
Peders Of to6acoo fourth class on foot or pub
Brewers of less than 500 barrels ....... so 90
Brewers eff 500 barrels or mo=e 1900. 100 90
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements viii be subject to
penalties.
Persons or firms liable to any Of the SPECIAL
TAKES named above must apply 90 JOHN X. MIL
LER, Collector of Internal revenue at Johnson
City, Tenn, and pay for and procure the Special
Tax Stamp on stamps they need, prior to May l,
1885, and WITHOUT FURTHRR NOTICE.
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL RevENUE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., February i, IsT5-nS 4w
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The mania has struck US at last, and
we've got it bad MorIistown can never
allow New York, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Nashville, Knoxville and the other little
towns of like character, to get ahead Of
her, so we are to have a spelling tourna-
ment at the Courthouse on Friday
night, April End. Twenty of the law
yers, physicians, printers, merchants,
clerks, etc, of the town sent a challenge
to like number of the Professors and
students of Reagan High School, who
promptly lifted the gauntlet and sent
back a defiance. Both parties are bust
ly preparing for the fray. Dictionaries,
spelling books and even primers are in
great demand. A prominent lawyer was
yesterday found deeply immersed in
Webster's Elementary, and pale, hard
worked students may oft be seen burn
ing the midnight lamp, porting over the
Unabridged. The air itself is heavy
with photography.
CITIZENS.
R. A. Lowry, Win s. Dickson, d. w.
G. Davis, ]. G. Rose, T. B. German, G.
B. McCrary, James p. Evans, Geo.
E. Speck, VIM D. Cannon, T. T. Car
son, Jno. L. Howell, Jehu Morris, Jno.
Murphey, ]. E. Thompson, g. d. Mer-
ritt, j. H. Trent, Theo. F. Brown, ].
r. Taylor, Will T. Helms, Jno. T. Lyle.
STUDENTS.
Profs. A. w. Wilson and J. A. Car
riger Students-J. C. Williams, A. n.
Strong, Lucian Smith, Robert CORY,
VIII G. Peck, 10. Williams, G. E. Kid
well, Rice Poindexter, Geo. Moore, Jno.
w. Bradshaw, Ben Nelson, Preston
Thurman, Tom Alexander, James Nc
Farland, Frank T. Watts, Bob Branner,
ID. V. Price, w. w. Moffett
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INJURY easily made by selling TEAS at I'M
HHUHET PORTERS' PRICES, getting up
clubs in towns and country for the Oldest Tea
Company In America. Greatest Inducements. Send
for circular. CANTON TEA CO., 14S Chambers
St., N. Y. nI-4W
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MOrTistOwn Produce Market.
Wholesale Prices.
MoRRIsrowx, March is, 1875.
ATLANTA MARKET.
ATLANTA Ga. Mar. is. 18- q.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY II. t. cox & CO.,
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS. ~
ATLANTA, Ga, Mar. Is, 1e y.
DEAR SIR--We give you below prices
current in our market to-day, and would
respectfully solicit your consignments,
which shall always have our best atten-
tfOn We ftaaOfe
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OrthOgranhOmacIly.

The second syllable tournament at
Knoxville came off in Stauo's Opera
House on Thursday night last. 1t
was a success in every respect. the
large hall being filed to its utmost
capacity. A new and entertaining
feature added to the programme, and
which took the gratifed audience by
surprise, is thus recited by the Press
and Herald under the heading of
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LIST OF GIFTS.

The Montpelier Female Humane Association
chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia and che
Circuit Court Of Orange Co., proposes BY a Grand
Gift Concert to establish and endow Home for
the Old, Infrn, and Destitute Ladies Of Virginia
James Madison
GOVERNORS OFFICER, RICHMOND, July 3. 1874
1t affords me pleasure to say that am wen ae-
quainted with large majority OF the officers Of he
Montpelier Female Humane Association who re-
side in the vicinity Of my home aud attest their
intelligence and their worth and high reputation
- gentlemen, rs wen as the public c0ufidenca in
huence and substantial means liberaIly reproseuf
cd among them. JAMES L KFMPFR
Governor Virginia.
ALExAEDRIA, Va, July 8. 1e74-s com
mend them A. gents Of honor and integrity ana
fully entitled 10 the confidence III the pFihiiq =
y. W. HUGHES, U. s. Judge Eastn Dist OF Va.
Further references by per1nias1sn. His Fx-
ceiiency Gilbert c. Walker, Ex-esovernor a. va.
Hon. Robf. T. Withers, Lisuf-6tov. Of va and u IS
from Va.
Remittances for tickets may be made BY exnresa
prepaid, posf-ofHce money-order on Wash7nrton
ID. c., or by registered letter.
For full particulars eaelimAouimAns etc., send 70
circular. Address Bnns JAMES BARBOUR.
PREsT NJ +. II. A.. ALxxAHcaIA "a
Keiiahle aSents wanted everywheze. n4a-4w
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u .EEn,. of @ ThOMsNaaeE.

oA eLA9V4g ~ - - SOONSCND@%NOS
A CoNsUMPFTvE CURED.-When death was hour
ly expected from CONSUMPTION, all remedies
having failed, and DR.. H. JAMES was experiment.
ing he accidentally made a preparation of IN
DIAN HEMP, which cured his only child, and
now gives this receipt free, on receipt Of two
stamps to pay expenses. HEMP also cures night
sweats nausea at the stomach, and win break
fresh cold in "a hours. Address CRADDoCK Co,
1882 Race ST., Phila. naming this paper. n1-4w
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rrme Table En- V. R.R.
q 70. R. r.
. . CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Arrive al Morrist0wn, sis a. m. Depart 40 p. m
Arrivs e Wolf Greek, eco p. m. Depart 4sS5 .. N
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j. w. DOUGLASS,


OFFICE OF INTERNAL RevENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. February i, IsIs.-ns aR
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ExCUHsIoS >.

c,TEAMBOhT, AND SARlES FOR EXCURSIONS 10
y HARLAN Beach, sea View Iona Islend mi Wsi.ow
Haven Grove. MARTIN hAsHEi.'' 'ii anih 't"et
THICK CTS CIRCULARS. INyirtfiOSi PosrF -
i and all necessary Prntn g for cN 'ursiJus plrtist
balls &c done la tho hes, Style an ut low rtts 4. 80
MErROPOLiTAN PRINTING EsiABLt5IHsNr ~
Vvoadvay New York
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MlsrELI.ANEOus,

rrUE METROPOLITAN PRINTING BsTABLIsuMHsr
nB Broadway have pa ssed ficiIi les doing
eli kinds OF Printing with unusual ntn"ss aud "
NO erats prices
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JDENNSYLvANIh RAILROAD
The great TRUNK Line
and United states Mail tOutA

DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD
and i Iu;,ggS great e. Ts.s M.i Linz ,.suta
Trains leave York from foot of Dosorosses and cort
knpTess ics HsrrisS"S tburs tho West and SOUTH
with Pullman ralAc9 Cars attsched. 30 A. M, sand
rol %ismsS ans. md a Loci Haven M ph.ap.
s pWYii SnSS oa q; ph cS1fy
End Es r M ana c r." a. CORY for Ttasve
washnston EHprcss Of Pullman Psr'or Cars daily.
Rs sa@sx .rsss wasn'nss sas s
EIpre.s for Philadelphia, $40 $50 4. NJ, Is:so PM
s,7.s;so and . P.I Emigrant aud sccoud class,
ES s, S' s,S s "a 10 "a "a H. l s
$40, 10. .DP NJ and IL night. Sunday, $50, Z and
FS s S s no "a. b. I jS 5S ss f
sio 10, 1850 r. NJ. and IL night sunday So 7, and
ssi aS "a. g 5S e. 81. "a s $40 s 81
and adj d nisi' Sunday, $40 ana T. H.
Fox woSdb,sge rsr,h Apooy and South AmbOy and
For New Bninswck and A. M I'm slo 4:iO 5,aa.
ys s s,,l M, ss ig aSon sa and
For Kingston and Rocky Iii'I s;,oA y AMI t'lorM
For Ls@ssr,y snd = Ts,ninstosn s'A s.dsrM
ri sssssa Il. .sS 5s ssS .S
for Hight.toTn. ,Pemberton and Camden via Perth
ras nishlsis%n ana rsmosrton, en- .,,,,,r,
Train; i ard 3 y!p ss,f asa
s rs Il F sS a PSSds aSs ssqa s 60
ne iaaa., NJ s, "a "a "a as, AZ * e, /, s sas
fssei Offices ass and "a sreaaw2g 81 ,. As,,r
tco.r street rogkS,a Sos o. rs ,s sn il Ha g,
~ PRANK SIsi THOMSON General Manager
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SThAMsHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANrL
TIE METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsrABLISHMENI;
OF work are un while in prompncs neaness
and eapness II offers special Bills OF
Lists Circulars. Posters. Cards waybIls AMI every
special transac ton OF business oaro-
fully prepared and printed
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(A,DONOyAN ROSA. -CHEAPRsT PASSA0E OYFlCH
~ In New York; open evenings steamers eysry day I
Cork Liverpool Glasgow, Derry; drafts payable every
where lowest rates Northern Hotel corner Cortiandt
And WaAt
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter Arrangement
For Mes Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton AMI
Port Richmond. boats leave Whitehall street, at foot Of
Broadway. daily, atS]o. sac. $780, lo:l, A. H., LISA
sda sen 20, 30 and 6a3P.N
suudaya at $50 10 80 A. N. 1890 $50 $50 sIs ~
Faro 10 centA
Asor House cars leave vcscy street for ferry Fara
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H,APsCoTT BROS. . CO.'S EUROPEAN BxCHANGE
4 aud passage ofnoe. So South street New YORK.
Britain and Ireland and passage uoweh ~ steamship
RAteA
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

T,ALL RIvRR LINZ TO BOSTON. VIA NEwPOR1
T. and Fall River. @rne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier ~ North River foot of Murray street
day (undays excepted ~ 7. NJ Through tickets soa
at all principal hotels In the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-02

he Refuses to SuccOr The People OF Tuss
cumNia, bUf fIeIps lhose of Rausas
and Nebraska


From the Louisville Ledger
Some weeks ago, when the people Of
Tuscumbia were in danger of starvation
after the tornado, which nearly de-
stf0yed the town, an appeal was made
to President Grant to furnish some sun-
plies from army depOts for immediate
relief. We gave the curt refusal of the
secretary OF war, on his false pTeteDse
that the army ratiOns were too limited
to admit it; and we cOntrasted that ac-
ton with the prompt and prOfuse sup
ply given to the negroes by the one hun
dred thousand dollars last spring, which
was used as an eleciOneering fund, and
10 Keep Idle negroes in comfort during
the summer months. We now produces
an Associated Press dispatch TO prove
the falseh0Od Of the secretary of war in
his dispatch to Tuseumbia; and we tru-t
that full publicity may be given to this
false and deceitful action by means of
some congressional motion and a debate
upon it, exposing the deceitfulness OF L.
s. Grant and his man Friday:
RELIEF FOR KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
WASHINGTON, December % 1t ap-
pears from official doc lments that on
the tWenty-first of November the Presi
dent ordered distribution of clothing
ami other supplies to those rendered des-
titute by the grasshopper deyastations in
Kansas and Nebraska, trusting to con-
gress for future approval. There is no
doubt that Senator Hitchcock's bill for
the relief Of persons suffering from raw
ages Of grasshOppers will become law.
viii not the Democratic press make
this public, and call upon members OF
congress to take some action to show
how partisan these Federal officials are?
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1910.

A SPECIAL from Madrid to the Lon
don IfWst Says that General Prime de
FiIveria. -one time since, informed Mar
stal s;z-ral1 that he intended 20 have
Alfonso proclalmed king, and persisted
in tliH intention, despite the offers OF
SeTraao t0 him Of the most elevated pc
siHaus in his gift, including that cf
oartaIu-genersl OF Cuba. Marshal SER
rauo was unsble 20 sUpeHe5e Riyeria,
- he alone had the disposal Of
tle military rITces in Madrid.
The TEHes's correspondent also says that
tae new ministry has telegTsphed to the
cauJail-gensraI # Cuba ordering him
announce the proclamation Of King
Alfonso 60 toe army IN C0na, which the
King uu---, will more determintdly
IIau ever defend the integrity Of the
Spanish territory. Tue Republican AZ
lI.e- iu Catalonia and SsragGssa lave
accepted Don Alfonso as King. Ii is re-
ported that one of the fiIs- acts Of the
ErE ministry will he 10 tele-
graph 20 the captain general OF
Gaia g. exercise 3 COncliiarory
saTi- and - larify the CDbans 10y
Ie-est ,h.i-LiDg a. FAR 81 possible cor
Dlal understanding between the home
aud provincial 20 5eruments and Gre
oies he Spanish army and navy
yesterday rird yJcc accepted Don Al
f5l-o ~ king. Marshal SeTrano has
go ely trans erred The command of
arms 20 General Lazerna. Dispatches
have also been received in Paris stating
tuat General DOUegausy has laid down
his srms, and That other prominent
taT.ls, leaders sre about 10 give 10 their
adhesion 90 King Alfonso. The Span
in embassaGor at Paris has resigned.
Duke de NOntpeusier and the Orleans
princes congratulated Don Alfonso upon
his accession g. the Spanish throne.
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ALABAMA,
The Congressional Committee Appoint
ed TO Prove Hays a Liar Arrived
at Montgomery.
Testimony All for Democrats and
against the Republican Rsseals
as Disturbars Of the Peace.

MONTGOMERY, January 1.-The con-
gresslOnsI committee TO investigate the
Alabama affair opened its session here
70, day. Republican politicians, gener-
| ally men who were defeated for office,
are hanging around the committee at
| Opellka. Albright and Cannon, Re-
publicans, and Luttrell, Democrat. cen
Quoted the investigation; CObufn and
Buckner being here, the former had wit
pesseS as to the many alleged
outrages in Lee county, but it
IS said, therefore, totally discredited.
Luttrel had witnesses who proved that
the government bacon intended for the
oveTfiOwed country was sent to OpeIika.
distant seventy miles from the over
flowed region, and that it was in charge
OF the Republican and carpetbag can
dldates. He traced three thousand
pounds to one negro meetinghouse,
where the day before election it was dis.
tributed to the Republican voters No
proof was required OF destitutiOn. Some
negroes sWOre they had been discharged
Tor voting the Republican ticket, while
others sWore they had been beaten by
Republican negroes, turned out Of their
churches and generally mistreated for
being Democrats. Other negroes testi-
ned that before the election the Repub-
llcan candidates promised to divide the
white Democrats land among them,
and also their furniture and bedding and
household property. The negro wit
nesses all complain that none Of these
promises were Kept. The general Iun
of testimony, 8 far as asceTtained, was
to the effect that not Republican meet
fng was disturbed by the Democrats in
this county, but that riots and rows
were frequent between the two Radical
factions, often resulting in blOodshed,
and once in death by pistol shot. 1t
was also proved by Republicans that
every case of murder on the docket here
was OF negro for the murder OF a negro,
there being some fifteen or twenty in the
past eighteen months; also that every
official in this county and the presiding
judges were Republicans. 1t was proven
that in two or three instances in the late
canvass q few negroes We're killed by
some drunken Democrats, and it was
also proven that the United States mar
sha! notices these Republicans under the
enforcement act in this county. The
committee leave for Mobile tomorrow
morning.
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TELEGRAPHIG EPITOME.

No papers will be issuei in New Or.
leans this morning.
Henry Ward Beecher received ovel
one thousand calls on New Years day,
New YEARS. day was generally ob.
served, aud variously, every where yes
terday.
The usual reception took place at the
executive mansion in Washington yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. Lathrop Motley, wife of the
American historian is dead-s Gays 8
London dispatch.
President Grant hes expressed himself
decidedly in favor Of granting pensions
b the Mexican war veterans.
A negro named t. M'Kay Dunn was
fred upon and killed, by unknown par
Ties, in New Orleans, Thursday night.
Queen Victoria dispensed her usual
New Year b1unties of beef, coal and
bresdstuffs at Windsor castle yesterday
4 large delegation of Mexican wal
veterans called upon President Grant in
Washington yesterday. They were
headed 10y Ex-Governor Herbert, OF
Louisiana.
A special dispatch to the London
Nelrs says the report published In the
Carlist newspspere OF the death OF the
Spanish statesman, EsQartero, is with
out foundation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-02

EsTERDAY was as gloomy "a gloomy
could be. The rain poured incessantiy
al day and until late at night. The re-
sur was & very efiectual damper upon
the feelings OF the whole population.
This, however, was endured for only a
brief spell. Seeing there was little like
IiaO0i OF s gao in the torrent" callers
called their Carriages aud went 10 the
performance Of their pleasant duty, de-
termined up0u happy time "we'gher
or HC 30 Business was very generally
suspended and the baunts OF trade were
deserted Tor the pleasant psrlJrs where
beauty p-esi iei, aud where q supreme
iHy awaited those who in prOpTiG per
soulF carried he New Years greetings to
their fIeuGs The Theater wss crowded
afternoon ami night, and altogether we
thi1k 1879 was ushered in az pleasantly
as anyo ni- predecessors, notwithstand-
ing lAe Tatu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-02

TIE very full reports of the congress
sioual Investigations now going OF in
Alabama. L'uisians and Mississippi,
which we publish this morning, will
,h-IIenga genera attention, illus,ra ting
"a. they do rhe desperate straits the Radi-
cal- sFe reduced TO in their determins-
uou 10 hold on 10 pisce aud power.
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Insolvency Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby county-Ofice OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn. De.
cember 30, lo74-TO ". ". Coleman, Adj
IniDi.tTatOr:
Ii ANING suggested the insolvency Of the
IA estate of Sarah GaiuOT. deceased YOU
are hereby ordered 10 give notice, by al
NertiSement in some Newspaper published
within the said Sta'e, and alSO at the cUu l.
house door of Shelby county, for all persons
havlTg claims against sid estate to appear
and file the same with the Clerk OF The oun ty
Court,.authenticatedi in the manner pre- Scri bed
by law on or before the lst day of May.
$50; and any claim not fled on or before
said day, or De ore an appropriation of the
funds OF said estate is made, shall be forever
barrt d, both in law and equity Witness nv
hand al office, this 5Uth day Of December,
1874.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By Hugh d. Cullen, Deputy clerk
Agreeable 10 The above order all persons are
hereby notified to ne their claims against
said estate within the time therein speC fled
W. ". COLEMAN,
Admin Of Sarah GainOr deceased.
Deeemoe 81, 1874,
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DIED.

NORTON-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs. S. a. Norton, are invited to attend the
funeral of her daughter, SUSIE, fIOm her resi-.
dence on Old Haleigh road, this SATURDAY.
morning at lO1% o'clock.
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REPORT0F EXAMINING COMMITTEE
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF Memphis, Tenn.


The undersigned committee has thoroughly
examined the condition OF the Bank and 81 o .
init the above report as correct We ex-
amir mel carefully alI the discounted paper
and bills receivable, aud find none past due
or under protest. We carefully counted the
cash on hand and scrdtInIZsd the expense ac-
count for the past * months ana ali are en-
u ely satisfactory to US. We recommend
that dividend Of 10 per cent be paid out
OF the past six months earnings,
LOUIS HAEAUER
OF SchOfielr, Hauauer q Co.
A. l.. HARRIS,
OF BarTis, Mallory q Co.
]. y. OLIVER,
of Oliver, FInnie q Co,
+. T. KEEL,
of Keel ( Co,
J. e. NEELY,
Of Brooks, Neely & Co.
r. S. JONES,
of Jones, Brown Z Co.,
Committee from the Board of Directors,