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DEMOCRATIC.
The Meeting OF the National ConVen
tiou-NashyiIIe n Rival OF
st. Louis.

Our nsighb-r, the Springfield Record,
taus calamity backs the claims of Nash.
willie 4. The city in which the coming
Natignsl Democratic convention should
be held: Tuesday, February %, 1875
the National Democratic committee will
meet st WzshinQioa to arpoint the time
and pisce fCr hcliing q National Presi-
dental convention. Why cannot the
city Of Nashville Ue designated for hold
irg said convention2 Within the limits
- its corporation repOse the dust Of an
Ex.Pr5si1ert OF the Unitsd States,
James X. Polls. A short distance there
from rest the ashes Of Andrew Jackson,
the irOn-willed patriot, states man and
soldier. Not many miles to the east the
mortal remains OF another EX- President
who, short time ego, fell q victim TO
the sCythe of time gu city sleep.
Toe Washington correspondent Of the
Syracuse Courier, writes that st. Louis
IL seemingly tne favored place for hold
ing the Democratic national conven.
tinn. 80 FAR as YETI he says, little
speculation as TO WHO Is the coming
man. II the sentiment Of the Demo-
c-ats in congress Is affection OF that Of
the party 81 large, we may lOok for a
harmonious convention, wherein Sec
tional pr,jIdices and difference on
minor questions will be buried, IN con-
sidaTa,ion Of the one great end Of rescu-
ing tae country from the evils Of Rsdi.
cal naisiule. WHO will be cur standard
bearer ft IS almost idle 10 uy to guts'
The names that are mentioned in con-
gressional circles gre Governor Hen
dricFs. OF Indians, Senator Thurman, OF
Ohio, Senator BayaTd, OF Delaware,
Governor Tilden, OF New York, David
Davis, or Illinois, and, occasionally,
George II. Pendleton."
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On motion Of CotiucilTnan Kelly, the
council ''concurred with the board OF
aldermen non-concurring in the amend.
ment Of the common council fixing the
salary of the engineer at $500 per an
num-"
The council took recess, and upon
rssssembEing considered with the action
of tbs board Of aldermen changing the
salary of the health officer from 800 to
| $l25 per month.
Councilman Kari moved to concur.
Councilman Bates, of the tenth ward,
moved to non-concur, which was
seconded by Councilman GlyssOn.
Councilman Karr moved to table this
motion.
The vote to tahle being seven for and
seven against, President Williamson
cast his vote in the affirmative, and de.
clared the motion to table lost.
Councilman Bates motion to non-
concur was put, and failed.
The council, on motion of Councilman
Duff, concuTed In the salary of one hun.
dred and twenty dollars per month.
Adjourned to half-past seven O'Clock
Tuesday night
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A Pigeon.shOOting Tournament.

New ORLEANS, January 22.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for q
grand Iigeon.shOoting tournament ,Elun-
der the auspices of the Crescent City
rife club, commencing on the twenty.
sixth OF February, and continuing six
days. Two purses Of one thousand and
one OF five hundred dollars each day.
Purses five and ak open to The world,
other purses for amateurs only, under
the national rules. March first, diamond
badge, for the championship of the
United States; March second, diamond
badge, for the championship OF Louis
lana. The fare by the Chicago, st.
Louis and Alton route to New Orleans,
for the carnival, tournament and south
ern States exposition, will be thirty five
dollars for the round trip, good until
the first Of April.
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THE M'KEE crooked whisky trial is
EliIi progressing in st. Louis, the full
reports Of tesimor Y coming over tbs
wircs being too voluminous for publica'
;icn. Tne prosecution opened on Fri
day as II In possession Of information
that would lead to conviction, no mat
ter what might be produced on the Other
s.ds. District Attorney Dyer sisted
positively that he wss Ia possession o.
information that would cosfirm biz ale.
CATION that BI'Kee is guilty Of conEp!ra
cy 70 dsfssud the United States govern
me1t. 50 far the evidence for the pros
ecution sustsins the position taken by
Mr. Dyer.
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ELsEwaERE we publish full reports OF
the proceedings Of the general council,
in which It Is Clearly apparent that
Mayer Fiippin and the council have de-
termiDed on reform and retrepchment
in the severest EeCs3 of these words con-
sisteut with the public interests. We
have NJ oeca:ion for fsult-hnding, but
abundact reasons fox congratulating the
public upon the work go far accom-
pllshed by the present city government.
II Mayor Flipp.n and the council will
but continue as they have begun, we feel
assured that the close Of 1876 will enable
the people to confirm the judgment 50
well expressed il the majority by which
ta6ss gentlemen were elected.
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The Cotton CrOP-RaiIrOad Progress
The Elections.

From "a Occasional Correspondent OF the Ap.
pssl.l
LAMAR COUNTY, TEXAS, January
I7.-SiDce 1 wrote you last We have had
more favorable weather, and cur cotton
is generally picked out: some yet re-
mains in the patch. The amount is
email, but large amount is on the
ground about half covered; about two to
Jhree Hundred pounds per acre lost and
peThsps more tor the lack OF hands TO
pick it in time. / suppose work will
eODmsncs st Bro )kston soon TO lay the
track TO Paris, a the iIoa is on hand to
Jay it. Cur ger erai election comes eff
from governor down to constable on
Tuesday, February 18Th, and the Radi-
Gals have lust selected a ticket for State
officers. / think it will be like the
prodigal husband, who left his
wife in distress and returned and she
had neither meat nor meal, who said,
"Se. the table; Twill go throUgdmotion,
any how" E. BRAY.
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MORTON.
The Eject Of His Last RI0Ody-Shfrf
EaER1gge fn the Senate.

senator Morton waggtd The bloody
stlttTQ Qree rsrae Is ina senate yesterday.
The MISSISSIPPI election WIS wbat trou
bled him, aud be gave up the conun.
dunn OF how that State came to &c
Cous =rvative when black men form a
majority OF the population, unless the
words "armed revolution" were the
answer. His thunder was al directed
against the /" color-line," but we pre-
sume his fanancIEm has blinded him to
the fact that his argument was based on
this co,oC-line itself.-AesO YORK Herald
Mr.. Morton has unrolled his canvas,
with the dOings OF the Democrats oi
Mississippi painted thereon in eoloIE
which do credit to his simagination. The
most viyil scenes are, however, sketches
of the past tha. go back TO the kdklux,
some aDtedste the war. As 20 auythine
recent, the figures are sxzy and dimly
outlined. But tbSn, as he remarks, al
is hardly reasonable to demand that ths
things 10 ps investigated should be
proven - advance Ard he very saga.
ciou=,y adds, "that would make the in.
VET gaii0n unnecessary Y0rk
Ns5a1e.
Mr.. Morton yesterday sat to q personal
E3pl@LatiOu OF MS pIaGs IOF the PreSi'
deDcy. He sat also TO his own political
suicide. He saw Mr.. Blaine, so tc
speak, and rAiseI him ten thousand
dead negroes. His garments and hi:
undsTgsrments were rolled in blood, and
stresmed Ike a meteor on the troubled
senate. HIS colleagues s1pped full oi
heFHOTs, aud even the hair OF Spencer,
81 Alabama, did at the dismal treatise
rise and stir as life were In it. Mr.: Nor.
ton declared thst to secure an investi
eating committee il was not necessary
20 prove anything in advance; he might
have addsd thst the same rule held true
az 10 its reports. He dwelt upon the
Mississippi reIud.ai ion, the kukIax, the
advantages sccruiug from the enforce.
me 1t act, and the suspensil IN Of hdbedt
cofptts, the ring frauis, and thelescape
OF Tweed. he Is marching slowly to.
ward the Mississippi question over heaps
ot co9pe5 SnG through seas of blood
MeAnwbiio Blaine sits mute, overshad.
oweo, tn echo OF his sIeeeh lost ia
TIE sou2d Of Motion, like the criek Of 8
bsby's rattle ia the thunder Of tom
tcIA. NecAadidates who have speeches
J,fefa-a % shed them row. Nexf!-Nct
York World.
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Official Notice to Tax-PayeTs-Stgte an
County Taxes, 1875.

The Tax Books for the year 1879 are now
ready (JanuaTy 70, 1876, and 1 will imme-
diately proceed to collect according to law.
ALL TA&-PAYEES who have personal
property must come forward, or they will led
their tax-bills in the hands of constables at
the expiration Of ninety days.
The attention Of BANKS, INSURANCE
COMPANIES and CORPORATIONS, is earn
estly called to this notice.
The POLL and DOG TAX-LIST is ALSO
DUE, and should be paid forthwith, in order
20 cave annoyance and expense.
ReSSectfulIy, 4. g. FARMLAND,
State and County Tax Collector,
ia20 Shelby County, Tennessee, 1876.
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CUBA.
Immense Destruction OF Property by
Successful Rebels.

NEW YORK, January 22.-NeWs has
been received here from Havana that q
force, led by Henry Reeves, twenty five
hundred strong, has invaded Sagua
county within a week past, and de-
strOyed suTgar estates, come Of which
are valued at two million dollars each.
Sagua La Chica, at the mouth Of the
river of that name, where there were
warehouses with sixteen hundred hogs
heads Of muscOvado sugsT, has been
burned, and all the sugar consumed.
The estate of Senior Nugsrica is in the
possession OF the rebels, and, OF course
destroyed. 1t is located on the south Of
the island, whilst .Sagua county is on
the nSTsh shore.
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Spaninh EIeefinna

madrid, January 22.-Reports from
elections in this city, for members OF
the coItes, indicate that the Ministerial.
lists have secured five districts, while two
return q Couslitutionslist al d Progress.
ist, respectively. Many Constitutional
let and Republican candidates retired
from the contest. The provincial re-
ports state tkSt the Minisserlalist major
ity is large everywhere.
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The French Republicans ConeiriatOr,

LONDON, January 22.-The Times
special, reviewing Gambstta's spt eeh,
delivered in private at AK, says that
the speech will foTce Itself on the atten-
ton of all France. 1t is essentially an
appeal to Cancellation and the pro.
grsmme Of moderate Republicans. In
the speech, which is very long, Gambetta
says we do not wsntmCncpoly; they are
too anxious to repair the losses OF France
TO exclude any Freedman from the task
OF raising up the country. They must,
however: enter the republic honestly.
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A specisl to the Cincinnati EaquireT
saws that the southern Democratic con.
gressmen are largely in favor of Phila.
delphia, believing that il the convention
were held there, and the campaign in.
augurated with agrsnd Centennial blow.
out, it would, in q great measure, de.
stroy the effects Of the bloody shirt tsc.
tics recently fOreshadowed by the Re
publicaus.
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Ex- GOVERNOR FRANCIS THOMAS, Of
Maryland, late minister TO Peru, while
walking on the track Of the Baltimore
ard Ohio railway, near Frsnkville, Gar
ret county, Maryland, yesterday, was
struck by an engine and instantly
Killed
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Eleven Persons Killed ON an English,
and Three on an Ohio Road,

LONDON, January 22.-The collision
OF the Scotch express with the mineral
train on the Great northern railway nesr
Huntingdon, resulted in the killing of
two persons aud the wounding of sew
eral. Before the wreck could ba cleared
away the express from London dashed
into the de6rfs. A special train convey
ing doctors has left London for the scene
Of the collision. In ngnseduenoe .et "a
teFTuptsUn 70 tefegrSphIc communica-
ton by storm, the details are not learn
ed.
Later-Eleven persons We're killed in
the collisions which took place during
the binding snow storm.
In ohio.
CINCINNATI, January 22-About half
past Twelve o'clock to-day, while q
Marietta and Cincinnati freight-train
wss crossing the lion bridge over Spring
Grove avenue, in this city, the bridge
gave way. Five cars, overloaded with
shelled corn, is said to have caused tue
wreck. The falling cars pulled the en-
gine down with them, killing Contry,
the engineer; Frank Lennon, the fire.
man, END brakeman. Two Ihen, who
were driving along the avenue at the
time, were caught in the wreck, one
having his leg broken, and the other his
shoulder. The bridge was a double
track one, and is total wreck.
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NOTICE..

Special Commissioners appointed by the
"A Chancery Court Of Memphis, 1 viii Offer
for sale, for sixty days, the property on north
line OF Union street, between Main and Sec
ond Streets at the alley, fronting 50 feet by a
depth OF 74A Ieet. Terms-ODe-fourth cash
balance 8, Y and Is months, notes bearing
per cent. interest from date.
January II, 1876. A. s. BROWN,
ial5 Special Com missioner.
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AS amended, the ordinance passed its
| first reading.
On the su6ject0f the recorders salary
| the committee seked further time.
pTTT EC Nh pEcTTTArTONc

| first reading.
On the subject Of the recorders salary
| the committee asked further time.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The COMMITTEES on rules and regula-
tions recommended the adoption of the
old rules; also that smoking be prohibit
ed during the sessions of the general
council, which report was amended
striking out sll of the fifteenth article
after the word "Doardn in the third line,
making the article read, "No ordinance
shall be passed by the general council
until on two several days it shall be
read in each board"
CITY OFFICERS.
The report Of the special committee
creating city Cfiicsr5 was adopted, and
the ordinance appended passed first
reading, the report in full being en-
traced in the proce dings Of the COM
mon council.
After a halfhour recess the board re.
sumedwork on
| BUSINESS FROM THE OTHER BOARD
| Tae councils amendment to the city
| angineer's sslary vas non. copcufred in.
The reier9nGs Of ths city Inspectors
salary to a special joint committee was
| concurred in, and Aldermen Cochran
and Dent appointed committeeman.
Alderman Fleming moved recon-
sidsration of the vote fixing the salary
Of the health officer, which having car
ried, he then moved to fix that officers
salary st one hundred and twenty-five
! dollars per month. Agreed to.
The ordinance fixing the bonds Of city
officials, as passed by the other board,
was concurred in, and passed first read.
ing.
Adjourned to Taesdsy evening at half
past seven o'clock.
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wrArnEs PnonAHrLrrIEa.
WAsHIEeror. Ianuary q,

WAsHIEcToE. January 2, l am.
For Tennessee, Ohio Valtey and upper
take region, areas Of rain or saot0,
t0iRds shJtiag 10 NortbeTly and 'oesteTty,
tcith losoer temperature and rtst"g bar
oTaeyar
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Memphis and Kansas City &. Il. Co.
EIDE E0R NUoR1.

DY order Of the Executive Committee, bids
Is will be received until February 20, 1876, for
me Clearing, Grazing and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions of the Mem
pnis and Kansas CiIy Railroad; payments in
County and Town bonds, IS speoihed on eacn
division.
First.-Between Ea:eS vile, independence
county, Arkansas, az Il Jscks0npOrt, Jackson
county, Arkansas. Payment IN Independ-
ence and Jackson County Bonds.
SecOnd.-BetWeeu Jackson port and A Augusta-
Woodruff county, Arkau. az. Payment in
Jackson and Woodruff County Bonds and
Bonds OF the Town Of Augusta.
Thtrd.-Betw en- Augusta and Wittsburg,
Cross county, AlksnsHs Fayment in Wood
rutf and Cross County Bonds.
The Board reserves the rignt to reject any OF
all of said bids
Bids 70 be addressed to
JOHN OVERTON, JR.,
President Il, and X. c. K. r.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn, January JB, 1876. ia2O
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- CrimlnnI. to be- Hnnrc,I.

DALLAS, TEX AS, January lS.-During
The present term Of our district court,
two men were sentenced 10 be hung-A
white man ior the mudsr .Oi a negro,
and q negro or rape committed upon 8
while woman.
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NOTICES.
Election Of Directors.

OFFICE PHGEIX INSURANCE CoMPANY,0
No. 10 Madison Street,
Memphis, January u, 1876.
VNHE annual election for Seven Directors to
serve the ensuing year, will be held al the
office OF the Company on TUESDAY, the 8th
day OF February, 1875, between the hoHrs OF 10
am and pm. THOS. Fl. ALLEN, Pres't.
g. r. CLARKE, Secretary jal2
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Madrid, January p: So far as is
known, only two Republicans have been
elected to the cortes. CASTELAR, was un-
successful everywhere.
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C0partnership Notice.

VNHE undersigned having formed "a copart-
i nership, dating from January 24th, under
ths style OF BORG & SEY YFORTH, will DO q
general BARBER BUSINESS, at the old stand
OF VIM. Borg, 321a Union sire ct.
BORG * EEYFORTH.
LOUIS A. SEYFoRTH, late of the Peabods 2
Hotel Barber shop. ja93
Cotton Yard-COal and Wood Yard-Or
Lumber Yard.
THE large lot opposite the Gayoso House,
i now occupied by p. 6. Eigley's Coal Yard,
is offered for lease. Apply 70
ia23 W, L. VANCE, Madison st,
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MEMPHIS HE gNERCHOR.

TNIIE entertain ment that " as postponed last
L Sunday, on account of pad weather, viii
be given TONIGHT, at Cochran Hall
Ja23 THE COMMITTEE.
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CLOSING RATES,

Yesterday q cotton and gold: Nes0
YoTk, ootioa, ls; Ne7aphis, l2i. Ee'0
York, god closed at I13; Memphis, liz.
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City Attorney, per annum.. .............S25 500 00
City comptroller, per annun 1000 W
City Register, per annu ,oOO w
Sergeant Iy r9s Al rs 500 90
Market Masters, each, per day y.....-......... 3J
City Engineer, per annum................ 2,0oO 90
City Engineer rodman, per month";. 90 W
Foreman Street torCe, per annum, ...... l,UVU w
Foreman ChaiDgaDs, per day............. %
tuaI work. - ... r 90
toe to ezceed per Gay, each eacn............... ~ 60
Street Laborers iactual work. not to
exceed per day, each %
CHIEF Fire Department, per annum..;... 2,5O0 10
Captains Fire Department, per month" 400 W
Enginesrs Fire Department, per month 100 co
Captains Hook anu Ladder, per month 100 90
Fireme11, eaeh per annum.-.............. 900 90
Chief Police, per annum 25O0 "
Captains Police, per month ............... 10 20
Sergeants Police, per mon ..s..........' 10 %
Detectives Police, per mOnth....-......... 100 W
PatrOlman, at rate per annuIn of........ l,OgO w
Turnkey at rate per annum of........... 1000 %
Station bouseKeeper, rate per annum... 1000 90
Police Clerk, at rate per month off,. 70 90
Hospital Physician, rate per annum... l,SOO 0O
Hospital Druggists, rate per annum.. $40 90
Ambulance Driver, rate per annum... 4SO W
Keeper public square, rate per day.. ~
City Insl lector (fees to be turned over
TO city, az rate per month of....-....... rs 90
Janitor cits tsphSII hall per lren OF 50 90
Watchman city hall, per month"; 50 90
President Board of Health, per month 80 90
Health Officer, per month. lOJ 90
secretary Board of Health, per month 100 70
Wharfmaster, 10 per cent. collections. ......
Tax Collector, Il per cent. on railroai
and Nicolson pavement; on others
Af GrNnp
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Attention, Knights Templar.

VOU are hereby ordered 10 attend a .
j Stated Conclaye OF Cyrene Com-NAT
mandery, No. 4, X. T, o.morrow/"
Block, at ~ O'Clock, for he transaction or
business.
Visiting and resident fraters courteousIy in
yited.
BY order. ED MORSHAM E C.
7. J. BARCHUS, Recorder. fa2S
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GnPkRTNRRsHTP NOTICE,

TVHE undersigned having formed copart.
1 neIship, dating from January lst, under
the style of " Moore, Bassett & Co.." will
transact general business in House Building
Materials, com prising Lumber, Laths, Shin
giles, Doors, Sash and Blinds. Parties desiring
to purchase any goods In our line Will ind 1t
to their interest to give us a call.
MOORE, BASSETT q CO.,
35l ard SO Second ST., Gresnlaw Operahouss.
SAOUkE, l9ts sIF's IfIif tsiliS FVonfi veOrkS.
works taI9
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GENERAL COUN|
List of Officers and their
Commendabte Reduction
rIcs-RuIcs and Regal
Adopted.
Bonds 10 be Required OF a
RnIes by the Chairman
Lower Heuse-Tbe Ne
tsads 6ent Oh EconO|
COMMON COUNCI

The common council met
hall, CT haitpast seven O
night, President Willisms
chair, and ali the n1hmbers al
their narlss except Courc!ln
Osis and DeRson,
There was a large attendan
seekers and interested srecl
tain Eesthertord, Sergeant A
half q dozen policemen.
SPECIAL ORDER NO.
President Williamson, whi
believe in "pcfs,n - said:
GENTLEMEN-I hope tn
shall order will not incOnvef
gentleman present. | now
order that no one in this hal
smoke, and eopamsna the s
aflits to see that my order ia
RULES AND REGULATE
Councilman Speed, chair
above com mmittee, Arrived g
ture, Councilman Duff just
ported tha. the rules and re
the les! general council had /
ed without any change,
adoption OF an additional prd
hibiting smoking in either
the council during the ses
chambers.
An ordinance to appropris|
of twenty-five dollars to the
holding the late municipal Ell
also three hundred and forty \
to clerks, judges, deputy.sA
rents Of rooms, was not acte d
The council took 8 recess
the call of the chair.
AFTER RECESS.
When the council reasse
ordinance to fix the sslsrie
psnsation OF the city officers
suing twelve months, as adOl
board of aldermen, was read.
Councilman Dougherty mo
cur with the board of alderm
Councilman GIysson NOV
on each salary separately. A
Councilman BIaise moved
the compensation of the Gil
to two thousand dollars inst
thousand five hundred dcllarI
Councilman Hill favored ii
ment, and expressed bis vie7
saying he could command tn
talent in the city for two tho
lars.
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PARTNERSHIP .DISSOLUTION,

TE1HE partnership OF a. Vsccaro d Co. was
L dissolved on the first day OF January, 1876,
by Limitation, Z. Dickmann retiring.
A. VACCARO.
B. NACCARO.
A. B. VACCARO.
@. DICKMANN.
All partnership matters Will be adjusted by
A. NaccarO, 3. NaccsrO and A. b. Vaccaro, who
VIII continue business, under the old name of
\. Vaccaro q Co., at 52i Front street, Mem
phls, Tenn. 4. VACCARO.
b. VACCARO.
JAZZ a. B. XACCARO.
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Rio JaneirO, January %: Coffee mar
ket quiet and prices maintained.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

This board met pursuant to adjourn
s.s='zstss PrssieSsnt Hsst ~ tteesphsir. ssl4d
present AldeEaen M' Cloy, Elder, Dent,
Greene, Harvey, Brown, Cochran,
Grant and Flaming.
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS.

Alderman Greene, from the commit
tee on salaries, presented report, which
was read, and thea acted upon seriatim,
with Ahn fnlInrrirnnr rnnr1If.
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ire depart.
ent fixed.
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