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Christiancy,s CourtshiD

Anna 8. 81 =, in Boston Transcript
WASHINGTON, February S.
Had the leaning, spire of the Metropol-
itan church suddenly fallen, crashing
out the last discord of its chimes, il
would never have startled so much as
the announcement Of Senator Christian
cy's marriage. The old gentleman has
moved about SO like shadow, dropping
his head in deep meditation, sittii &
quietly at the desk during the hours Of
senatorial work, and never once sug-
costing to shy observer that in that
slender frame there could be any hid
igg place for romantic ideas. But when
Senator ChristiaDcy returned from the
holiday recess, fate sent him to procure
rooms at Mrs. Choate's, on Indiana ave-
nue.. R0Oming. in the same house was
a demuTe little Deity Dimple Of dam
sci, with innocent blus eye0, fair hair,
waving back from fairer forehead, aud
general suggestiveness of psla5iiity.
She had way OF curling herself up in
great chsirs or nesting in sofa corners
that was very charming; SO the
grave senator. turned from Gbtruse
political conuDdIums with sn in
dulgent smile, TO watch the young
lady. Fate chuckled, and made
opportunities IOE iItQueub kIbcllb Is luat
should involve band-clasps, aud the
thing was dore. DON'T you know how
much there is in the merest touch OF a
velvet palm? S0,when our senator TOOK
in his own that warm, soft little mOTsel
of Miss Lilies, there crept through all
his nerves q little thrill so delicious that,
Ike SOLVER Twist" he involuntsrily
assed for "moye;" then, growing still
more cOvetous, be wanteI the sole right
to the sfo said lite hand, and in q
month from the time they met, the mo-
mentous question had been asked, and
answered with a sweet, shy "Yes."
That was two weeks ago. but nobody
guessed the secret. The little maiden
went daily to her duties in tina. for!Orn
division OF the treasury known as M'Car-
teI's bureau, till the fiat of February;
resigDing then, she has only spent
week in preparation 10 join the senstO-
rial circle, and this morning there wss
quiet wedding, making Of Miss Lille
Lugenbal Mrs. Judge Christiancy!
About as much difference in the relative
social position as IN the age Of the high
contracting parties, for the judge is six
ty-four and bis bride not yet twenty.
There are six children by the former
wife, who died only nine months ago.
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PRE@IU COTTON.
$40, o PremiuE,--COttCn fur tie
Centennial.

DLANTERS intending to compete for the
SltCO premium offered bv the Memphis
Cotton Exchange for the EE5T BALE OF
COTTON, PRODUCT Of 1870 ami raised in the
district trading with memphis, are reminded
taat the time Tor making entries Will close
March l, 1876. Entries may b8 made through
any OF the following named subscribers to
the Premium Fund 9" Day PTOudht, Pet
tit X simpson. Sledge, Mckay & Co J. & j.
steele q Co., SEM. babb, Pearce, SuRgs & Co.,
Stewart, Gwynne & 20, Porter, Taylor & CO.,
G. T. Cur;is, q. Falls & Co., W. Il. Galureath G
Co, E.y, Harvey & Richardson, T. Haynes
& Co Brooks, Nicely q Co., billiard Coffin
Gsge 4 Fisher, J. r. Goodwin < I, o A. u. gear
OroCgh s Co., SChOsi field, HanaCer Co.,
GoJdiett * Co, Heron. Common & Co., J. W.
Jefferson 3 Co, J. II. Martin, Guy, Mcclellan
q Co., +. NJ. AppCrsOn & Co, StattOn x Well
ford, Hill, Fontaine & Co, NJ. L. Meacham Il
Co , a. G.. TresdWell r Bro, Clarke, Johnson
& Co, Estes, FiZeT & Co., G.. A. Eckeriy < Fro,
Moore, Emery & Co f.. r ObaTt & Co., r. Bay
llss, ]. T. Farga~On & Co, Brown q StrattOn, F..
NJ. White & Co., -. Roach & 60. For further
Information address JOHN >. TOOF,
dAw Sup't Memphis Cotton Exchange.
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OKLAHOMA and the Cherokees.

new DIX heIalusl
WAsHIEGToN, February l4.-Not-
withstsndiDg the urgent recommends
tons Of the white people for the organi-
zstion Of tbs Territory Of Oklahoma, the
Chsrokees themselves are strongly o.
posed to such legislation. Ia a recent
speech Of ColoneI w. Z. Adair, one Of
the Cnerokes delegates, before the house
committee on territories, he said there
were quietly located in the Indian Ter
ritoTy between thirty aud forty different
nations and tribes OF Indians, sggrega-
ting a powerful and prosperous populs-
ton Of about eighty thousand souls, and
owning = country containing forty -four
million one hundred and ffty.fCur thou
sand two hundred and forty acres that
they have redeemed from the wilder.
ness. The question was important to
the Indisne, because il involved their
national Interests aud general prosperity
ss we'll as their very existence, and
therefore itshOuld be dellcstely consider
ed by the government, because it involv-
ed the honor and the public faith Of the
government, pledged in the most sacred
manner, and affecting the Indian policy
Of the government. In pursuance Of
tresty stipulatiGns made over six years
ago, the executive department and the
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or more who 10 1873 raid the penalty I
ignorance with their iives, the people Of
Memphis are determined, at whatever
CO., 10 maintain the good health Of the
C y. They will tsSe 10 ri-ks, and hold
Ing the board Ct health ID s rigid &C.
c 'untab.lity and responsibility, are pre-
pared to second every effort that body
may make within the Law to save them
from a recurrence Of tie dreadful scents
o. 1873. The board may go on, then, in
the performance CT its duty and the en-
tcrcement Of its rules and regulations.
The people are at its back, and with
such baking ii cannot fail, no matter
Who Opposes y.
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PROSPECTUS.

DRnSPECTUS-On or before the eigh'ee
OF March next the undersigned will COM
mence in the city of Knoxville, the publica-
ton OF q newspaper, daily and weekly, 10 be
politically, will be Democratic, but as Tree TO
censuTe errors or wrongs within lbs own party
as 10 expose and condemn hurtful policies
and acts on tie part OF It's opponents Ia its
general tone and conduct ii viii be conServa-
live and national, and, in such spirit, VIII Ia
Dor for the deserved success OF the Democrat
ic party in the states and nation, as now Op.
posed by It's Republican adverSaries. Local
", it will earnestly promulgate such ideas
and advocate such means as may be deemed
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ment and general prosperity OF the section
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KNOXVILLE, TENN, February 4, lS76.
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HOTEL.
HOT SPRINGS HOTEL
INV. CARHART, Proprietor.

NET ITH the new year, this hotel has changed
w haJ DIS, and is being TehJied with great
care and expense, and urn shed throughout
with new carpets its location is superior to
any other in the Valley, ana 1 is only half as
far from the depot as are the other houses.
Every room and department is supplied with
gas and there is Ru elegant bsth-hOuse under
the same roof, with nsturaI vapOr baths.
NO gambling permitted 10 any TSIt OF TIE
hotel.
MyehaTges are from Sl2 80 10 Sl7 50 per week.
u his was the irst-claSs house under the
pTeSent management, during 1874, and the pro-
priet-r is determined itshall be the leadlug bI-
tel in future. Your patronage Is respectfully
solicited. L. w. CARHART, Proprietor.
Hot Springs. Ark. January TO- 1876 ta27
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE IN BANEaUPICY.

District OF West Tennessee, sat- Memph is
the 18th day of January, 1876.
UyHE undersigned h6 reby gives notice OF his
1 appointment as assignee OF ID. II. Town
send. Of Memphis, in the county OF shelby
and State OF Tennessee, within said District,
who hiss been atJudged a bankrupt upOI his
own petition, by the District Court or said
ID strict T. z. Winch L SIER,
10 Assignee.
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Saturday, February 10, 1876.

at u m, at the southwest corner Of Main and
Madison streets. Memphis Tenn essfe, the fol-
lowing desert oct property, situated in Shelby
county, Tennessee: The lot designated as IGt
No. thiFteen 13l, on y. II. TTezevant's plan 81
subdivision, recorded in Plat Book No. pays
Is, In said Registers Office: and also one acc
of the east side o. lot No. fourteen 40 OF the
same subdivision. Equity Of redeYnpffD1
waived, and title perfect.
Jazz JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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The undersigned, In justice to himself and
all concerned, lakes this occasion to say that
owing TO personal and profess onal disagree
ments between himself and partners in the
Office OF the Knoxville Press and Herald, he
has not been acting az editor OF that paper
since the fifteenth of December last, The
same disagreements still continuing, legal
proceedings have been instituted Tor tDeir
Settlement, JOHN NJ. FLEMING.
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue OF a deed in trust executed to ne
ID on the 18th of June, 1871, by ]. ID. Sire In,
Y" a is recorded in the Registe S office Ci
ShalbT cOsnty, Tennessee, in book 81, page
Il viii sell, at public auction, 10 the highest
biz e +, for cash, on
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1876,

in front OF courthouse door. in town OF
Wa son, Desha county, Arkansas, with
in les al hours, sell 10 the higr est bid
der, Tor casa. 81 public auction isU5iect TO
balance or $50 or Whereabouts, % purchase
money, the following described land, VIZ:
Lying and being in tie county OF Desna State
OF Arkansas, known and designated on the
plats OF the public survey az the east half
(E % dissection tweuty-thrse CZ3)aud the north
east quarter I'M - OF section twenty 81 ( (26l,
township nine C3), south range, four west, be-
ing Jhe same land upon which John ". 7 odd
and wife now reside, being estimated to con-
tain four hundred and eighty $50 acres, mora
or less. Equity Of redemption expressly
waived. Sale made 70 pay the note secured
by the Trust Deed. Title believed to be good.
but sell and cOnve only a. Trustee.
la24 j. II. SMITH, Trnsfaa
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GOD!
WUOA!

IOOn CoRD5 BEST sToYE-wOOD AT
IUIBU s. % in yard, and 81 60 delivered.
4. ID. & =. n. GIBSON,
foil No, Court street,
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No. g3j, ". r. D.-SeCOnd ChanceTy Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee B. =. Anderson,
Com mtssiO ner OF Revenue, etc, VS.. 81. A.
Barnett ana Mary J. ESglisn.
Pursuant to q decree Tor sale entered in
l Will sell at pubic auction, 10 The highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door OF
SheIby county, in The c-LE % Mem phIs. on
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Saturday, 2Gth Bay ef February, 1873,

TeBl estate, or so much tuereUs as shall be
sufficient 10 discharge The taxes adjudged
against said property and s,l costs as shown
by said decree, tO-Wit: Pat OF lot No. 49j,
Barnett's sur division ct the northeast inter-
section of Madison and Orleans sire IS, 'front.'
ing 80 feet on north SHE Of Madison street and
running back l55 Get 70 an alley, n the city
of Memphis,
Also, Lots RCs. Is, - end g # subdivision OF
Elizabeth J. Reltis and 2, y yers, made IN 1859:
Situated On the g asst side Of FerU iusnd avenue,
about 20 miles east OF city OF Memphis. IN
heIby county, TeuIe; sse, a q said lots con-
tanning about niEe acres Of land.
This lst day OF February, 1870.
T. =. pFFSON.
Comm iSslUner Of Revenue, Etc.
s. Z. Cannon, attorney. fD2 we
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saturday, March 4, 1876,

the following real estate, or 50 much thereof
as shall be sufficient TO discharge the taxes
adjudged against said property and all costs as
shown by said decree, 10 wit: Lying in shelby
county, Tennessee, aud in the city Ct Mem
phts, and known as lot No. ri three. in block
No. L67l sixty seven, OF he south side CT Union
street: Beginning 40 feet east from the east
side Of Second street, at it's Intersection with
the south side of Union street; thence east 40
feet; thence south 30 feet at right angles with
Union street; thence west, parallel with
Onion street, 20 feet thence north 200 feet 10
the beginning
This lltn Gay Of February, IS,6.
b. P. AN DERSON
Commissioner Of Rkvenue, etc.
John Johnston. Attorney. fOl2 sat
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No. l7l2, r. D.-FirSt CEancery Court OF Shelby
cOunJy.-B, p. Anderson, commissioner of
Revenue, VS.. Vim. Johnston.
Pursuant 10 a decree entered in this
cause, February I, 1876 / will sell, at pub
lie auction, % the highest bidder, for cash, az
The courthouse door of Shelby county, in the
city Of Memphis, on
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DISSOLUTION
DISSOLUTION.

FFvHE firm OF GOOdbsr 81 GIIliiaud Is this day
1 di.salyeI by mt tuai consent, j. v. Goo -
bar AID J. Il. 5 GtEilard retiring. TIE bust
ness will be Continued, az the of sand, sd
Main street, by J l. GoGdDar sud A b. Good
bar, under the firm Cams OF GoOibaT q Co.
j u. GOOuBaE.
J r. =. GlLLILAND.
j. J.. GuOnBAR.
A. 3. GOJDBAR.
In retiring rs shove, We commend the new
firm to our friends aud the trade generally,
AMI AK for them tho liberal patronage the Old
nrIn has enjoyed J. NJ GODI BAR
February 10, Is7s. T. X. =. GILLtIASD-
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MTSCELLANEOUS.
and Kansas City q. 4. Co.
RrD@ E0R WORE

bids FOR WORE.
DY sTder of the Executive Committee, bids
ID will be received until February % 1876, for
the Clearing, Grading and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions of the Men,
phis and Kansas City Railroad; payments in
county and Town Bonds, Is specified on each
division.
First.-Between Ratesville, Independence
county, Arkansas, and JscksODport, Jackson
county, Arkansas. Payment in lndepend-
en- &c and Jackson County Bonds.
Second.-BetWeeD JackSonport and Augusta,
Woodruff county, Arkansas. Payment in
Jackson and Woodruff County Bonds and
Bonds OF the Town of Augusta.
Third.-Betw. en- Augusta and Wittsburg,
Cross county, Al kansas Payment in Wood
ruff and Cross County Bonds.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all of said bids.
Bids TO be addressed to
JOHN ONERTON, JR.,
President n. aud K. c. r. r,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn, January IL, 1875. ja20
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Saturday, g0.h Day Of F,b-uary, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate OF SO much t1ereOf as shall be sufii-
Gent to dischargs the taxes adiudged against
said property and al costs as shown by said
decree, tO-Wit: Lots So. 5 and 3, stJu6ted on
the west side of LaUGerdale street, adjoining
n. Ricks, and DOuudt d as follows: Beginning
22I1S feet south Of Union street; thence west
100 Ieet; thence south 100 feet; thence east lJl
fec to L9udeTda.e stIe-t; thence north 100
fest to the Eeginning.
This Ist ay Of February, 1876.
3. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc,
s. Z. Cannon, attorney.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF two several Deeds OF Trust
ID made 10 noe as Trustee, by John W. Todd
and Hesteran r. Todd, his wife, on the Both
day January, 1875, and duly recorded il
County Clerks Odice OF Desha county, Arkan-
sas, IN Book No. one, on pages 39i, so, 3g6, 397
and 595. and Book No. two, pages 3, :, 8, 9 and
10 1 Will ON
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sTENOGR APHER.
COpaAsTssIoNER sALEs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Il EAL ESTATE.

No. OF, P. D.-First Chsucery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee =. p Anderson, Com
missioner OF Revenue, etc vs.. Josephine
e.. Bays ct al.
Pursuant 70 a decree for sale entered IN
the above cause, on lSh day Of Sep ENTER,
1875 I will sell, at public Guct on, to The high
est bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door, Ia
Shelby county, On
saturdaY, 26th Day Of February, 1885,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or 50 much thereof as shall be SUM-
cieut TO discharge the taxes adJudged ag2i asst
said pr perty and all costs ~ shown Dy said
decree, tO-Wit: Blocks - IS, II, 81, 3 and So,
in Font Pickering, ia the city of Memphis.
THIS LIST day Of February, 1876.
b. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner e Re, enue, Etc.
John Johnston, attorney.
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No g}5, N. K. D.-Sec0nd Chsncery Court Of
Shelby county, Teuue- sse-B. p. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc, vs.. Joseph
Bruce, ct TX.
Pursuant to a decree Of sale entered in
the absve cause on 9th day of January, 1876,
/ will sell, at pubic auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for ca h, at The courthouse CCOr OF
Shelby county, il The C.Jy OF Memphis, on
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Saturday, &c h Day Of February, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
ncient to discharge the taxes adj Judged against
SAID property and all costs as shown by said
decree, to wi: Lots Nos. - and p OF block 10,
Fort Pickering, in the city OF Mem pills. Shelby
county, Tennessee.
This lst dsy Of February, lSI6.
4. P. AN ERSON.
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc.
=. r. Cannon, attorney.
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. atnrdaY, eeth Day Of Februar7, 1876,

No. gII, n. r. p.-SecCnt Chancery Court OF
ssEelby county, nuessee.-B. r. Anderson,
Commissioner Of Rev enue, etc, vs.. Maria
j. Jackson ct al.
Pursuant to q decree for sale entered in
the above cause on 18th day Of January, 1876,
l will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, Tor cash, at the courthouse door q
Shelby county, in tie city of Memphis on
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, 1876-07-28

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ten ourauibin SelAwcroe bel Dem anlc=
ritoniI6tn &eionotcn, 6rn. Bancroft
9apis- 9erlelbe eruieoerte, cs lei un@
puienh fir einen Wert!eler Der Ser.
Gtaaten, iA init ous,pdrti9en YoIItit
su befalien.
s. itei II, 81. Suli. G%ailergSilbelm
bon Ssutl9lunb bat BON Dem &oui9e
Suowis Don Bayern cinen eiseu1anoieen
8riei sabolten, in wcldem oeY2ebtere i'm
gu Fem i'm nddlten MIonatt ga Yep
rsutb ltattfinoenoen MtlNlfell s'"'"0s''
, 1876-07-28
Slrtei.

1oris, 27. Suli. Cine Sps3ialoes
Yel9e Der nGitafstts" ous Su@arslt mel
oct, oob $4,000 &umdn'er an Der So
nauerenSe cousentrirt werocn. Die Sir
fen belpahsn oos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sim 0ienIiag wurocn non por S9ro~
e0aTe sewe6islt. IS perlautst' oaB
cine tart,lAeS tre'ipatrorlle amWfontae
in rumdnil9ss @ebiet oran9 uno meor'
Sdulsr pliinosrts, Mlan belilr@tst e'aer
Son lift.
Glaunnif0e Nahridten msloen, nal
Die Sirfen sinsn gu9r'ii auf Die MFon
tenesriner Dor Yoo9aris porberelten, I'm
ben @es na@ Nielie our3 Montsne9r'
aa erofncn.
2onoon, 81. Suli. giner ScpeI9
aus @ien Snfolae babeu Die @surl6lpai
Mntoritdten i'm eolisen 0hrei6I3c
@taate Nnmeiluns srbalten, li4 fir 81
au9enblldIiGe Wobilma9un3 Der Armt