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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-06
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Special to the Appeal.i
SENATE
NASHVILLE, January 5.-The senate
met at ten o'cl lck this morning and at
ouce resumed the bslloting for speaker,
resulting 10 the election on the third bal
lot Of Senator Thomas 81. Paine, OF
81 wilkins county. Senators Logan and
Haynes were appointed a committee to
escort the speaker elect to the chair,
upon taking which, the speaker returned
thanks to the senate for the honor con-
ferred.
The following nominations for chief
clerk were made: Clay Roberts, OF DA-
vidson; John A. Helms, of Hamblin /;
Frank Paul, Of Davidson; Nixon, OF
Lawrence; Eph. Wade, of Rutherford; I;
NJ. Coulter, of Gibson; d. Anderson,
of Knox; z. II. Ewing, of Giles, and
W. d. Stratton, OF Shelby. On the
twenty fifth ballot Mr.. Helms was
elected. He is editor of the Morristown
G Izette.
The nominations for assistant-clerk
were J. ] Cannon, ". b. stratton, oI
Shelby; Polk AID c. L. Ridley, OF
Davidson. On the fifth ballot Mr.. Rid
ley was elected.
For engrosslng clerk Miss Emily Pey-
ton, Mrs Z L. Ehlin, Miss Nettie Sey'
mour, Miss Hattie Green, Levi M'Culr
Ium, w. c. Hart aud P. G. Price were
nominated. Miss Peyton was electe q
on the fourth ballot.
The following were put 10 nomination
for the once OF doorkeeper: Archie
Thomas, of the Springfield Record; w
J Anderson, of Rutherford, John b
Currsy, of Davidson; James A. Haf
wood, OF Davidson; A. H. Mslone, o.
LaRrence; Samuel II Reeves, Of White
w J Peacock, Of Bedford; w. J. Cole
OF Davidson; w. j. Crutcher, OF David
son; w. J. Noes, of Davidson. Ma
Thomas was elected on the eighth bal
| lot.
John E. Frizzle, of Nashville, VS.
elected page on the fi-st ballot.
The senate being organized, proceedeC
! 70 business.
Senator Msrye offered . resolution
calling toF sn investigation in relation
to the eomptrsiiership, the full text o
which appears in the house report. a
resolution to the same effect va offered
by Senator Jones.
Adjourned till ten O'Clock tomorrow
MGu$E.
The houss met at nins O'Clock pursu
ant % adj urn ment.
ESGRossING cLERx.
The following names were put in norE
,nation for engrossiug clerk: +. E. VII
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To MORROW the people Of Memphis
will elect twenty councilmen, and five
aldermen. There is, therefore, but twenty
four hours ieft them 20 devote TO a
careful and thoughtful selection of men
to I'll these responsible POSITIONS. We
trust these hours will be conscientiOusly
devoted to that duty. Memphis has
reached q condition financially, that
should give the les-t thoughtful smongtt
us paise. Her credit is at very low
ebb. She is, 30 to speak, suppiant al
the feet Of her creditors, asking for, If
nothing more, rebate of Interest. Her
debt in the aggregate is six million
five hundred thousand dollars, the
interest on which is every
day being added to the fear
fal load, amounting 20 nearly four hum
dred thousand dollars per annum. Suits
10 the number cf over ffteen hundred
are entered against her in the courts.
Her 2olicc, street force and firemen are
creditors 10 the amount of several
mautas wages. Her treasury has been
Rarni.hse, snI generally she Is down
al the heels, and 10 a. wOeful condi-
tioD a. she well could be and breathe.
To bring her out Of tnis condition is
labor to challenge the most Intelligent
Of our citizens. None other should be
Iavitei to share in the task, aud all 9TH
ers should BE- careful not TO offer them
selves a. candidates. What we want Is
intelligent, honest men, who will work
natriotically together TO rescue Mem
phis from her load Of debt; pen
Who are above cliques, above
petty combinations for the sake
of Office or for partisans, and
who will labor faithfully for the
bqst interests Of the city and as they
would for their own. AS the APPEAL
has long held, the government Of Mem
phis means simply the collection Of
taxes and the disbursing Of them to the
best advantage commensurate with her
growth aud future. We want, there |
Gore. good business men, and not stupid
itles. GDanities, ignoramuses, or bigots.
We want live, energetic, pushing men,
who will roiGt way out OF present
d HI .ulties, and steer clear of any others
that may hereafter show themselves
The city hall is not an asylum for the
lazy aud the indolent; nor is the city
treasury q common fund out OF which
cheeky idlers and political vsgrsnts are
20 steal living. 1t is time our people |
were alive to the facts, and at the ballot
box compelled such a change as VIII
make them understood for all time to
eqma
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We have not space to-day to say more
sban that the report of the special COM
rnittee appointed to investigate the con-
sii,ion Of our public schools meets our
anueipatlons, aud we think is not only
Just and according to the facts, but that
il VIII meet the views of all coDserva-
tive citizens-those wno, while favoring
retrenchmeut in public affairs generally,
are unwilling 10 cripple or impair our
admirable public school system so long
as there are so many useless officers in
other departments of government that
can be Topped OFF We congratulate the
,,0mmitt-e upon the result Of their la
57fs, and eau assure them they have
tbs thanks Of the community. Tie
APPEAL is fully indorsed by this report,
and We are happy
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ESTABLISHED 1870

THE general order from General Sher-
idan, elsewhere published, leaves no
loom for doubt that he had sealed in
structions from Grant not to help the
State authorities OF Louisiana in pre-
serving the public peace, but to aid,
assist and cooperate with kellogg
10 promoting riot and bloodshed,
80 rs to support the Radical
leaders in their schemes for the Teten-
ton OF power. II any thing were want
ing to convince us Of this it Is supplied
by the debate in the senate on Thur
msu's resolution Of inquiry, during
which Morton, Conkling and Logan,
who are Grants hanchmen, spoke as
confidently of riot and Eioodshed as If
they knew it did or ought to occur.
In addition to this villainy, for
which Grant ought 10 be impeached and
Sheridan dismissed from the army he
disgrsees as a bully and a liar, we
have the testimony of the merchants
exchange and the cotton exchange Of
New Orleans, and that Of the western,
eastern and northern men now sojUurr-
ing in that city, that Sheridan Is
not only liar and a contemplate little
villain, supple tool OF Grant aud his
thieving brother-in-law-Casey, Of the
customhouse-but that he willingly ss-
sumes the task Of saying and doing
" lst even Kellogg would not have the
cheek 20 say or do, and that he is
also eager OF an opportunity to
bsthe in b,Ood and transmit
his name to posterity, not as the
Indian murderer Of the plains, but the
military commissioner OF Louisiana,
with the power of life and death. Un-
happily for the ambitious Sheridan and
for his master, Grant, and for the lovely
triumvirate Of the senste-COnkling,
Morton and Logan, who are the friends
OF that master in the senate-'here are
several millions of people who have
something to cay, and they are saying
It. They will not make Sheridan militia
ry commissioner; on the contrary, when
they read what the northern, eastern
aud western men, now in New Orleans,
have to say they will invite his recall
from that city, and his name will be-
come kissing and by-word as that Of
q disgraced soldier, branded as liar by
the merchants of New Orleans, as Grant
be'ore him was branded as a liar
by Andrew Johnson; a brsggsrt and
bully, a swash-buckler, an assassin of
the public peace, unworthy, not only of
the title he wears, but OF citizenship in
the country he disgraces Sheridan has
put his foot in it. He has been too
quick. And Grant, COnkling, NJ 'rtOn
and Logan are supreme failures in
Louisiana.
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ization known as the Black League
heard of negroes who intended voting
the Conservative ticket who said that
/ the Black League had regular military
drill; did not see them with guns; had
| seen rs many as fifty at a time at g
meeting.
! Captain Charles Fenner, of Orleans
| Is satisfied thar the people have no more
confidence in Kellogg's than Warmoth's e
government; is confident that the Con-
servative people would agree to send
Kellogg to the senate il good State
government could be secured thereby,
No fair decision can be expected from
the present Judiciary.
Mr. Dumassey, Of Iberia: Know of no
intimidation whatever; was United
States supervisor; know of a coloIed
Democrat who was murdered for max
ing Democratic speech; never heard
OF the burning of q church in that
neighbOrhood; the White League and
Peoples party were Synonymous; never
adopted Il resolution not to employ men
voting the Republican ticket; never
heard of any persons being discharged
for voting the Conservative ticket; the
motion presented to the White League
to discharge parties voting the Republi-
can ticket was not adopted.
S. r. Gale, OF Iberia: Discharg ed
none on account of voting; so far as he
knows there were Do eases of parties
being prevented from exercising their
prerogative at the polls; resolutions
were introduced, according to the Sugar
BOlUl, in regard to Iischarging all who
did not vote the Conservative ticket,
but it was not adopted.
William F. Swsyne, lawyer of Ibe-
ria: No intimidation so far as he knew
OF; all the officers are Republicans; one
colored man was murdered for making a
Democratic speech; the White League
was organized for the purpose of pro-
tecting the col1red men in voting the
Conservative ticket; knew of no person
who was discharged for voting the Re-
publican ticket; there was White
League resolution passed by one club
that if it passed all the clubs, all who
voted the Republican ticket would
be discharged; it did not pass ali and
there were none discharged on account
Of their voting.
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CITIZENS Of Memphis! remember the
CITY 50. .1oola, and be sure you elect as
,a,,b-rs of the board OF education TO-
morrow. .Done but intelligent men, who
love the schools and have no selfish
end. in view. The children EXPECT
that every mnu who is not sold to in
tolerance, to psrs!mony, niggardpesP
IA opposition to progress, will go to
the polls aud vote for members OF the
hoard of education, who wId perpetua'e
in irs inLsgrity tie present admirable
system of public schools. Let ~ by 81
means have a good school board.
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NN the 9Th day of February, 1875, viii sell
the following property 20 the highest
bidder, for cash, TO carry out tha provisions OF
a trust deed made by P. D. Boyle ard Ed
phenia Boyle, dated l7tn Of Aprit. 1872, viz ::
Lots one, two, three aud four bl 'C< five, OF
W. Z Deadrlck s sub.Cii iivisiOp, Of NJ irOse p at,
of " Mich is duly recorded in plat DO TX 1, page
A., Shelby county. Lot one has font of s.
feet, ami OTIS two, three AID four have each q
front of 90 feet on the south line of Canie's
avenue and run back between parallel lines
2lO "a 100 feet.
Redemption waived and title believed TO be
perfect, but sell and convey as trustee only.
Sale in front of Planters Insurance com
pany building 80 Madison street, at IL O'Clock
am. IL. D. bUAhLE1,
tau6 Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-06

THE suggestion Of the APPEAL that
congress should take immediate action
in regard to the uBheard of interference
bv the United States soldiery in the al
f,ir. Of the Legislature of Louisiana, wa
anticipated by ssnator Thurman, VINO
Is -utitled to the thSnks of the whole
country for the prompt introduction in
tbe senste yesterday OF an all-embracing
-.s.luti1n, which mad s|onAilhg, Moi-
t.,., sgd Logan literally howl.
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Trust Sale.

FINDER aud by virtue of the provisions o
~ a certain deed OF trust Inade to me, X n
Mason, as trustees on the "a h day OF Aug1 81
A. D., 1872, bv W. > McGee and Ann W.
McGee, his wife, which * recorded IN the
Registers office OF Shelby county, Tenn ssee,
in book No. S6. page SO, etc , made TO secure
certain indebtedness therein specified, OF
which il a note OF the said makers due lst
and 4th of January. 1875, for ElOs3 50, with
eight per cent interest from said l4th August,
lS12, and which is now the property OF Mary l.
BeeCher, adminlstratriE Of Id. A. be-cher,
deceased, but providing that all Of seld in
debtedneSs shall become payable in case OF
the nOn-payment OGIGy Of the notes specified
in said trust deed and said note due lst and
jtb Of January, 1879, not na ing been paid az
maturity, now at the request OF the bene-
fciaries under said deed of trust, ana under
and By virtue of the provisions and cOndl-
tiOns thereof, viii a. trustee, proceed 70 sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-06

THE debate in the senate yesterday,
in which Syphililic Morton, OF Indiana,
and Bl.ckl.g Logan, Of Illinois, assaiied
the peoule Of louisiana and Of the south
generally, .eads just AS If they were CO.
conan .asors with Grant, Landsulet
W,.lisms, and the thieves OF Louisiana
a rEansas aud Mississippi TO force blood
..bA 4 in those States through little Sheri-
ia, Th-se accidental senators talk as
qlibly cf blOodshed and riot as II both
bsd been abundant in New Orleans on
Monday.
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CORRESPOND Mt, " Populus'" 3"
II. d. ON Jackson, and says our
.,,a.,,v csuzias look forward with
-. .nxi- ty 70 Nsrdi Gras, aud tha'
,lev "ar- on the lookout for the recnr, !,
-. of The AlNPkAL's annual spasn. !"
% ,.poa,,.u.,i msy est assured Of the
..,i-n,,, 40 soon as wegrt through with
- Ioc,r elections. Notevea the sena-
tori.l election shall prevent l.. F'oe ."
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DISPATCH froD Little Ro6S informs :
=, the seuaieof Arkan-as yesterday
i,iut resolution instrdcting the
'.-,,y-,. neral to insti ute q suit
me Memphis and Little Rock
q 80 fron,e hundred thousand dol
I'-. a--roxed t,,' the company from the
~ ,-1seO and due In 1870.
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Monday the sth day Of February, 1875,

within legal hours, In front OF tue new Court
house, On the northwest corner OF MRtn and
Poplar streets, Memphis, tennessee the iOi-
lowing property. a tract OF land IN the cOun-
" OF Shelby, on the waters Of Big creek, IN
the llth surveyors and ith civil district. and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a large
whiteOak marked N. P, ju tns north line OF
NcBride's tract; thence north l0 chains, n
links to a stake in Gamers road thence south
~ east q links TO a sweetgum marked y
thence west 70 chains, 50 links 10 a beech
marked G.. B. thence west "a LINKS to bsecn
marked o; thence south 100 chains 10 an ash
marked as q corner: thence east u chains, 81
links to the beginning. containing So % 100
acres moro or less ard being same property
conveyed to me by said deed OF trust before
rectted According t said deed of trust said
sale will DO made IOr all Of the balance due
on the whole Indebtedness secured by said
trust deed.
The equity of redemption IS expressly
waived and the ticie Is considered good, but
sell and convey only a. trustee.
K. N. MASON, Trustee.
F. l.. BeIcher, att ruey. jau6
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SPECIAL from CoIlIerville, yester-
dsv ssys the election for justice OF
the uzace passed OF quietly. John ID
E.e1,i.p received one hundred and six
rv-eight votes, aud b J f owen one
toodred ard twenty-five Unless Owen
-..eiva. = sold vote at Forest Hill he Is
,.s,ap. Almost ;he entire white vote
-sC ,rIfarvfIla was case for Oven.
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TIE TRADE OF MEMPHIS.
4nnGal Statement from The Chamber OF
Commerce.

THE annual report OI the trade, commerce
, manufacture, etc. OF Memphis, for lSfif
VIII be issued IN abOut three weeks fr III dale.
IL VIII embrace leo OF more pages OF tnTalua-
ole statistical. aud other matter pertaining 10
the business Interests OF Memphis, tOEet eT
with plete alphabetical list OF members
OF The Chamber OF OumerCe, their busi ness
ard location. Parties not already mem bers
should hand in their names 20 the secretary
81 once In order 70 have them include N
this list, after con drmatlOn By the Chamoes
AZ It's meeting on Monday, January llth. IE!t
report VIII furnish the best advertising me
dium ever presented to our merchants am
man HUIacturers, as su uDscrtbers viii have hel
own Card-none Other-neatly printed on las
page OF cover. The edition Will be aOou'
ten thousand. Col. q. ". Alexander VIII ca.
upon our mercha- Is and manufacturers Rhc
receive their orders and cards -
JOHN & TOOF,
jams Secretary Chamber OF Commerce
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THE examination at Vicksburg was
continued yesterday, the testimony
elected being of the same character,
without developing any new features of
importance, as has heretofore appeared
in the APPEAIps dispatches.
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IN the senate, at Columbus, Ohio,
Monday, bill was introduced to make
it unla Sful for any sleeping-car COM
pany 10 charge for the use OF such car
for twenty-fOur hours any more than
oue dollar for single berth, chair or
sofa, oae dollar aud fifty cents for sec
tion, ami two dollars for q state-room.
such companies snail have foF sale
tickets at all the tioket-ofices upon the
line of each road on which their cars
rae. The penalty for violating this act
IA from enc 10 three hundred dullars, tie
property Of the coElpsp 70 be liable for
tbestme. Half OF the penalties recoV-
Grad are TO go the common schools sn-i
tslf TO the party complaining.
NayiRAticn on the Hudson river, be-
tween Eewburg, kew York, and New
York city, closed Mond sy.
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Movements az Ouher Ports.
DIED..

CROSBY-Owing to the On-sTrival of rela
tives, the funeral of EDWARD CROSBY was
postponed until this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing at Ii o'clock, when IT will occur from his
late residence on fernando road, south OF
fernando curve.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

THE members of Tennessee Lodge, 90
i No. ., knights of Pythiss, are here Rs<A
by notified TO meet promptly at thetrls R u
Castle hail No 269 Second street, this 49,
,WEDNESDAY) evening at : O'Clock, ~
for the election OF officers and otneT
important business. A full attendance Is ex-
pected
q. w. l.. CROOK, c. {.
W. H. MOYsTOS, X. OF r. and :. jams
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TuE new phase On political move
&c in Spain was dlAcu 'sed at the
-, nesting in Washington yeEter-
AZ tot was referred 10 as oDiy sub.
40 gteat interest to all nations aud
: not vita any Significance beyond alst
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j. III. HUMPHREYS,
CIVIL ENGINEER & SURVEYOR
10 Madison street, up. stairs.
DIVIDEND.

UNION AND PLAHTERS BANK OF MEMPHIs,l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 4. ls76 I
THE Directory have this day declared divt-
i dend of I've per cent. on ths capital stock
Of this Bank payable on snd after the 7th
inst, out Of the net earnings for six months
ending December 81, 1874.
Q, P. READ, Cashier.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER RRPORTz.



6r. LOUIS, January 5-The ice in the har-
Dor ceased to move last night, and this morn
ing was frozen pretty solid. One ferry tug
and the harbor-boat E. q. Smith ran in an
open space Just below the bridge, but other
wise navigation was suspended and all traffic
used the bridge. Over that structure a cOntin-
nous stream Of vehicles passed to and fro all
day, and its practical utility and vast i'm port
ance as means of communication was de-
monstrated TO the fullest extent. The mercu
ry fell below zero last night, and has been
close to that point all day, but the weather IS
moderating slightly tonight.
Movements aG other Ports.
CAIRO, January 5-NoOn.-CIear and cold.
River y feet inches and rising. Arrived ::
Warner, New Orleans, 8 pm; Lady Lee,
Vicksburg, midnight; James D. Parker. Mem
phis, am Paragon, New Orleans. Departed :
Warner, Cincinnati; Andy Baum, Memphis
10 pm; James d. Parker, Cincinnati ...........
Night-Arrived: idlewi.d, Evansville. The
Mississippi river is frozen Oger here.
LoUIsvILLB, January ). - River falling
slowly, with IL feet in the canal and 10 feet
in Indiana chute. Clear and very cold. Ar
rived: sam. j. Hale, New Orleans. Departed: !:
Sam. j. Hale, Cinctndsti,
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NOTICE.

VIHE Directors OF tine German National Bank
i have this day declared a semi-annual
dividend of ten per cent payable TO the stock
holders on demand.
ran6 MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
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MASONIC NOTICE,

TIE SOTO Lodge, No. 299 will work in Q
~ the F.C.degree this (WEDNE5DAN"
evening, January 6th, at ~ o'clock. w
All F. c. MasOns are fraternally invited.
BY order. ED. WORSHAM, W, n.
z. W. SHELTON. Secretary.
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PRINTING PRESS AND TYPE
AT AUCTION

IN front OF new Masonic Temple, northeas
i corner Of Second and Madison streets,
wednesday Morning, JAN Is, II o'clock,
By A. Z. FRAN LAND.
One Campbell Cylinder Press, form rollers,
size Of bed i2K83 inches, used less than two
years, in perfect order, suit able for a country
paper or job ONCE also, 80 pounds BREWER
type 100 pounds Long Primer.
BY order j. NJ. Booker, assignee u. Wade & Co.
jams A. +. FRA INLAND, Auctionesr.
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Auction SALE

OF Horses, Mules, Plows, Farm Wagons
~ Buggy, spring Wagon and Harness,
On Friday, January SIh, at 10 O'Clock
at corner Walker avenue and fernando road
The above stock must be sold to make up INV
losses by the late fire. T. GOERFi y
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED bids will be received by the under
y signed until the 18th inst, Tor the prlyi-
leges Of
BAR AND RESTAURANT,
at the Grand Marli Gras ball at the EKPCsl
ton hail on the night Of February 3, 1870.
Bids may lie made for each privilege sePer-
ately or for both jointly.
The Committee reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals
For full particulars apply to the undersigned
THEO. EREKEL,
n. g Howard ROW.
Memphis, January o, 1873.
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COTTON-SEED WANTED.

TNHE Memphis OIL Company purchase and
l pay the highest market price for sound
COtJon-Seed delivered at their mill, foot OF
Poplar street, or on the wharf. 3 cIs VIII be
sent to respOnsib e parties, up or down the
river, or on railroads. All seed correctly
weighed and cash paid on delivery. seed BY
wagons solicited. Convenient arrangements
for unloading,
T. A. NELSON, President.
J. W. COCHRAN, Superintendent
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DIaaoLurrON.

EE1HE firm Of SeabroOk & BufOrd is dissolved
1 by the death of T. \. BufoTd. W. II sea-
brock having purchased the interest OF 7 A.
BufOrd. deceased, assumes all liabilities and Is
alone authorized to settled the business of she
late firm.
January 1, 1875.
NEW FIR Dd.
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Prompt and Appropriate ResOlu
tions in Regard to the FEEDER
al Oufrages in Louisiana
Gossip in Regard TO
the United states
SenatOrship.