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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
ESTABLISHED 1840.
MEMPHIS, TElSnST., TUESDAY, JANL'AEY 11, 3 870.
VOL. :G -ISTO. 131
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CITY 1STEWS.
CARD FSO MR. JOHN DONOVAN.
To Ike People of Memphis : I deem il pro-
ttSN
imhI in the oublic 'prim ami
in connection with th lit
nlesl, and to oorntM chai gen j
inns, to make a statement oH
inui
and
the
duel
'.'!.
old
leelj
tiiat actuated ineand my eon
5 the canvass. I supported
tor Mayor on the i-rounds of
lipjBjnd personal friendship,
bis past am i law to tbe Deas
f be fairly entitled :.. the
s. for the first time in my life,
with th nominee of the late
BOSMtia 1 .invention, more
i packed Convention, liecause
to believe its candidate was
est of a rima also the noml-
in t
the
Jlts uiarw :. the bill filed bv me in the
Chancorv ourt admits on onto the cor
rectness of niv conclusions.
Let me here :
ay that, for Mr. John Johnson, as a pri
xtue '-itizen, I entertain the highest re
spec: and kindest feelings, and cheer
fullv admit, if othorwiae qualified, he
would niaie an excpllent offlotr. I think
- til I
rg betas made on the
the rtlMlni. to most em-
deny the truth of
result of
phatically
such
it. and do assert, without
T , - , j , ;
fear of oontrad.ct.on, I haye no., all told,
, . . . . . . j
I will now proceed to reply to an abu-
,Mve and sen rrilona article which appeared
Kvi
on' i do i
urnallats :
it when
hers f or
ht, they
of their
'!.",."'i
t e iis!t
,
on t
bv I
that they am act
er moiives. I
Iyer is, that it la pre
a tk est to John Jobn
rhis is tnv right and
n and tax-payer. So
-he se.-ond charge, that
the l.'iith Ccutoderate
as a cltia
I others.
. is not corr -c. i numo. -of
the loiti Tennessee regiment,
ook an oetk to the ( on federate
tout. The cltarjse that I did so.
jijreby a perjured villain tor de- i
ahC?e is untrue. It is proper at
5 to expuifl my connexion witn :
Tennessee raiment. My resi- j
Meuipuia was nntv a short time,
he war I joined the Jackson
store
. di
company of the reg.ment as !
a. Boon after the war broke j
the reiriment was called out 1
by
said
aa a
first
knuv
auect
1 mw doty
order.
'ud
ite, 1 went
riment. Omt '
Iz is well :
citizen
the tisld, w cn me
camp waa lia."Wl,1t
n tuat tbe regit.W
vl and mustered into
fir twelve months.
there was in
the State ser
Nf oath was
ministered to
Vt the time of said nius-n-
of the holiday militia
ed me ami other to go in,
ik and were the loudest
home, I namilnr 1 with
IMtB the battle of Shiloh.
unded uearing tbe regi
I was invalided eeut
lve uiontua having now
f was nearly a Htrantte'
ar, having acquired no
the necessary means of life. I '
Ml!
y duty for my Stau:, and waa
dune i
MB to do the same for my !
d bv all
at the ixaiitionof John '
s . i. ku.l ii--j
Ly. Now Ioom.
" had a "ULr"d 8 c,,n,P6- '
nilv. YouuC f I
irvman if inn, ' .rr
h.s home t'a,,' i
s ants what do w
lainiingproteetion .
qmeilv attending ;
was protecting, at
and fireside. ,
Mavor
r not. who
;ittic.' OA
d that this
other ma-
in. I tun
ith beintt a de
5J. Tho editor
(few weeks ago,
m
wh "
trad.
fslaU'
c'.ed
ra md'-otr-il to me iienriy uouuie .
nonnt ; that the accounts were
tl.ed. I am further charged with
w to defraud the county out of
, He tax collex-uir has passed
ll earthly cares; I -annot
t mm
on hi . yzr,
v sav I h. V not 1
'i'l she sub -1 "ne
ioi i' u th -Iat
s connection; dui
ibbed the county,
ioliar from my as-
tax collector. Aa
baviiiK collected .
9 channi of u. .
widow and appro-
... .. i-i-ii'ii. hi
ll ' l . uciv -.. ;. .
it to uiy
"urriedly
reterreu to tne
. I le.ve it
to au lntelll-
v if thi. u
the way or
K, the qualiii-
. ,j(rotberwiae.
the- question
w to dia-
ma no.
it for m.;iudica-
tiun. Bettpectfully
'.T iHN BONOVA.X.
LETTER LIST.
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iptly by earners.
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gentlemen's listt.
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twiok. 1 L
anon W W
Ule J r W
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men D
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burner. TT
Bauer D W
liuuke I' R
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Church H L
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DelacSt W
Jii-sdley I M
bridges G H
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Galloway A
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ataaaoii A M
Katu j
Li. Hal a: A G
Lane G D
i Lowe J
Lawrence J H
Mugruder H C
Marsh P
Murrui 1
.Mellon; A Ii
Ni-isoii T
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Pit trick E A
Ridgciiy.1
Hmith K
tsli-utton T
Huiiih J II
J ru. llii M U
Thornton M
Trabuc J
Warvull G W
i Watts T H
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Aa Act to Regelate the Publica'xi of
Legal Notices.
"SaxrriOJ 1. Be. a ma ted. That it aball
. j . duiv of ail 1 . I ks. sheritfs, and
.ithi-- i-i.urt ofti'-eta. t-. .i...... . i.r-auefo
i made uublieations of ail uolicra of a
.;. , h 'ricler in the newspais;ri,ubljsui
- T. .. is'limiv where such shall be ordered
ll tx maue iu tne newspaper wi
L ueai-i i be county seat, having tl,
M circulation in said couuty, pa
Thai in o. ery instance where re
, or the attorn, v or at- P1
ii.terosuid in aaiu puUicatiou j tj,
.. tho right to designate tlie news- j re
inch tne aaid puldloaUon shall 'u
it above so niucil "f' be lejrai adr i
"law as the public is interested
do t his for tlie sol-9 pur;e of j ge
ver
,:uti.,u?i
leir guar
upon i
ter. and
t guar
he p
ege of the party or at.
astauoe an advertise
publish -t in any pa
led. It ia k.
toruey, at w.
ment "is ineertei-
per he pleaaea.
font
D,vTty. we .1"- ior saie
if You primer type, nearly new, auitab.e
for a country weekiv. e F-ve, appij or
A;T.TtVii klNGLIfiU CO.
IMMIGRATION.
What is Necessary to Properly Provide for
Foreign Immigrants.
( 'oixi Kttvn.f.K, Tkmn., Jan. 7, 187C.
Editors Appeal: The use of your col
umns is -solicited in furtherance of n nl-
' Meet addressing lLaell to the moral and
! inaieriiii iiiien-s;s 01 tins section or tne
; State. We Uhe (Catholic porlioti 04 tlie
! oommunit) have long left the necessity
I of a place of worship, where we could
I have the benefit of religious insinuation,
without iieing put to the necessity of
t.iK.111: expensive anil sometimes nieonve
nient trips to Memphis. In this vicinity
t here are probably as many Catholics as
in any rural district comprising an equal
population ; hut, without aid fromabroad,
wo are unable to build a church edifice, on
a plan commensurate with what we con
ceive to be the future demauds of a rap
idly increasing population. Oollierville
is commencing to emerge from the swad-
, ; - " ,; , .
to the dignity of a bus; bug su
burban city. The vast tracts of arable,
unoccupied' lauds in the South are to be
peopled from the teeming population of
i hiiropa.
More than half of these embrvo
t'Kiaana bave been trained up in the Old
wrld in the catholic faith .and tl .ey will
b wjth their homes in tbe
v f , .
, , . ' . , ,
WJUiai iju. i luimsui Ai crie-t lias out
UlUe p, of tnp lmporMaee . Ell.
ropean Catholic attaches to church and
L.,, iiii- ;,.,.
,. Vl r,.,lonM ,,,.s !ifp Tll.
wb so large a proportion of these emi
grants make their homes in our cities, is
to be found iu the fact that our rural dis
tricts have no Catholic priests or houses
of worship. The fertile lands and salu
brious climate of West Tennessee are at
tracting tho attention ot loremn mini
"". and wncn i .-t vantages are more
fi,"v known, ouf waste pluocs will bloom
with verdure and laugh with fatness.
Die great desiderata with the agricultu- I
rist cheap and fert ile lands and accessi- I
hilitv to a market we already have. Let j
us present other and further inducemeuts
to our trans-Atlantic brother, by offering j
uiin a minister and a church o! hts choice.
Tnisdune. we will be able to defv compe
Uuiou. aud our uncultivated fields will
be tilled by patient white labor from
abroad. The intervening country be
tween us and Memphis will be uuu con
tinuoua iuve cf industry, aud thi two j
sister cities will stretch forth their bauds
in frlendlv greeting. A CONVERT.
ORDER Oi" PALE FACES.
lofortioo Concerning the Order---its Prin-
ciples and iiow to Organi; Csoips.
As constant inquiry is being made in
regard to the above order, we present the
following information, extracted from the
"theial organ published at Nashville, and
known as the PiUe-Pace Sentinel :
The first camp of the Order was organ
ized iu tbe city of Columbia, Tenn., ju
'.he yt.ii day of .January, 167. Soun after
its orgaiaziiitin a suliicient number uf its
members wi: hurew and organized Pleas
ci;t Grove Camp No. 2, at Pleasant (irove,
Tjnn. The third camp in gilllmil was Or
phan Camp inu. o, W, tu y of Nashville,
which was instituted by a portion of the
uiumlHii-s of Nos. 1 ana". L'ntil the or
puwCloa of the latter samp they all
worked by written ritu ils. As soon as
this iast camp was put on duiy its mem
bers seized hu.d Oj ilio work with a deter
mination to dissmi'uate its principles,
and at once bad the work of the Order,
and its constitution and by-laws priuted,
and to the energy and perseverance of Or
phan Camji is greatly due the success
which the order has attained. I: bs ad
vanced more rapidly, as Us history wifl
prove, than any other Order iu existence.
The O rand Cmu was orfranized in the
city ol Naattyille on the illl ot Jtart'h,
Jw. with M. W. J'. . P. Thomas J. Haile
as it. W. S. P., and held its first session
n Uoiarobiit. Ti-uiiessee. on the l..lt day
of OcfOlcr, ISkT. As will bo perceived by
aates, Mi Order ia not two years aid,
while it numO;rs uaiups iu mut :uc,
ps iu the States of (Jeor-
i.U .Miasiesinpi and A lab:una.
Whiie the order is uol a political one,
it is Southern. None but those who
shared in the slnnesie for Southern inde
pendence, or were in sympathy with them,
ara pei iiuiteil to sh ire in its duties. In
addition Uilhis, in order to becomo a
member. Ilio onmiidale seeking admissiou
is made, I con- j rnust be a believer in ono intelligent Su
a card that the preme I icing, Creator. Preserve,- ami Gov-
erner ot all inmg. a wuuu mau ui i.imu.
age iiil ). with all his senses and proper in-
atincts, and of good character,
we call ourselves Pale Faces, as it is in-
tended that none but those possessing
white faces and clean heart" shall be con-
ducted into tho damps, we denominate,
our place of meeting Camps bceause it ia
within the camp where the true character
and real inipluses of tho man is found out,
when- he nrvve) himself either a
friend or an eneiny.
MiSSiSSiPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
Dyersburg Moving in Its InterestPros
pect for Private ana Public Subscription.
Xeil. in tbe last number of the Dyors
burz (ratettc. talks liius suuaiblv lu hla
. people;
fonlhu i4(-o t.il.l our neniile t haf it
thev did not raie at least PJiJtHL to help
- . .. . F
oauirtrucl the Mississippi Kiver Kuilroad,
iut charter would be so amended aa to
leave llyersburji aut in the cola. Inter
ested parties, wishing to get something
for nothing, couldn't see it in that light.
A bill so amending Ihe charter bus been
offered in our Legislature. It has already
iiassed its every reading in the Senate,
and if the people of this district do not
make Dyeraburg "good" as a charier
point, it "will pas tho Lower House with
out opposition, no matter how many lob
byists we may send to Nashville to work
against it.
We don't regard tb proposed amend
ment as an issue between thisdialricl aud
the railroad. We bave no ngb.1 to ct the
"dog in the tnauger" refusing to help
ourselves and denying others that right.
If we ara not willing to help ouini tne
read, ara cerlajnly should not oppose a
l measure that gives to Newborn, or any
other aect ion of our couuty that may bo
willing 'illd able to pay lor what it gets,
the privilege Ot hav iug the road.
But, even if the umcnjstory bill does
become a law, if Oyersbur and the
ftMiftfe District will immediately raise
jBu.OOU to aid in constructing the road,
Dyersburg wi!! certainly bsve a depot.
I'r. - M.t -o.-ii. who hi always mati-
i fested a friandjy regard for our towu, has i
aasured us thin tins shall bo done.
Our Board ofMaVOC and Aldermen have
alreadv submitted'tho question af voting
a corporation tax of fc!5,00U for th" M.
Kali road. We wjlieve it will bo carried
b"v a large majority. In addition to this,
pi-iv'te subscriptions are being raisetl,
with pfoep! ol gelling up Ihe iso.OuOal
an earlv day. Some of our citizwis are
taking stock with a liberal baud; others,
who ought to aud are able to do better,
are injuring the cause with miserly sub
scnptions. It lite deiired atuoun-' i- rai-
ed.
this is our laal chance lor me ran
ch man will have to :lo his level
Wr subscribe every dollar that :c C'lii-
If this is not done, ruin, most dire, will be j
the fate of the business men anil piOy
owner of Dyersburg, and the farmers of
the Fourth District.
Go to work! Be lilwrai iu your sub-
j scriptions, ..nd see that your frieDd voles
lor ine corporation lax.
The LKiiig Machine.- lnjure the tnaln-
Bpring of a wstch and every ortiou of the
work become disordered. The huiunn -. uu-
a-li Is to the human syst.-m what Uint elastic
piece f metai ! to a chronometer. It influ
ences the action of the ether organs aud con
trols, tn a certain extent, the whole living
machine. The comparison nisy be carried
further: for as the weakness or other imper
fections of the main-spring is indicated on
mm face of tbe timi -piece, so also 1st he weak
Bess or other disorder of the stomach be-
j trayed by the face of the invalid. Tile com
! plexion is si.; ow or faded, the eyes are dell- ;
I steal In lustre and Intelligence, and there Is I
: s worn, anxious expression In the whole I
i couuti-n.inci winch tell as plainly as writt-n i
j words could do. Hist the grral uvurijJUna rryati
to the wauls of
1 renew all Its I
id permanent cure. In all
tbe liver is mors or less d
dered. sad upon this ll
well a upon the stoma
Bitter act with singula
laliug and rtduvtgorattng
aliiilatliig organ on
mental heaiUi depend.
h and bowels, the
distinctness, regu
every secretive aud
which bodily aud
v fc oh,.R.nw. gd to U
"dvimr ti (jiimitV.
NASHVILLE.
Summary of Proceedings of the
Legislature.
Assembling of the State Constitu
tional Convention.
Mr. Rrown. of Giles County, Elected
President.
SPECIAL TO THK AITHAL.
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In tlie Senate a resolution was offered
l,vMr.lNoperol lnv:.lm, which provides
fertile postpone n; pf all motions au-1
thorized by laws against delinquent ool-
lectors ..f Stale revenue until the Leglala-
or otherwise. Ihe kind
' ,p.
of funds to l received.
Kcferrod to tbe
Judiciary Committee.
The bill by Mr. Cubbins iQOMMMttag
the Memphis lee Manufacturing Corapa-
ny, passed its drat roading, and waa re-
ferred.
The House bill incornoi-atinir the Mem-
phis and Tenuessee Navigation Company,
passed its third readiuc, with an amend
ment providinx that tbe .sasuo sball not
conflict with the vested rights of other
corporal ions chartered lor like purposes.
The House bill incorporating tbe Pano
la Fertilizing Coiupauy of Memphis,
passed its lirst rcadlug.
The Constitutional Convention assem
bled at noon to-day all the members but
nine being present.
Mr. B. Gordon, of Hickman, the only
member who whs in the Convention of!
:k. waa called to the chair, and returned
.. .....
uianta tor tue honor. Jtr. uoruon ;
felt eonlld. nt that the delibera-!
lions of the Convention would be ,
characterizxl bv wisdom and prudent'?,
and all the ofllJiiil acts such as to tend to ;
... . !
the welfare ol the State and all her j
people. I
Baxter, of Knox, introduced a resolu-
tion thai members of the convention take
au oath to support the Constitution oi ,
the United States.
Jones, of Lincoln, offer.xl a resolution
in lieu that members and officers take an
tn lieu that msmbers and o..l-ei3 take an
oath to support the Constitution of the
United Slates, and to demein themselves ,
with a view to tbe best interests of their
constituents and e "Untry.
The reaolulion in lieu was adopted and
oath of offtee administered.
The election of officers resulted as fol
lows: President, JohnC. Urowu, of (iilea
ojunty; Raanetary, T. fc. Russornu, of
Sumnor county; Assistant Secretary,
Thos. Johns, of (illes county; Door
keeper, iwtght .Stewart, of Nashviilc.
Mr. ChudwfJI. County Tax Collector,
who receives more monev for taxi's than
any other county ollicer, now takes Bank ;
r Tenuessee noics in iiquidaliou ol such
claims.
Frank Paul, formerly of Memphis, is
seriously ill at his house in this city. He
was a candidate : r Scr.-:arv u '.he Con-
. ention. iiiu acciiii-.a .- m un of hi-
,
sicknosM.
The railroads leading to Nashville have J
agreed to bring delegates to the Pale-Face
, . .. , ... .
celebration here on the 1J h at half fare.
-
CONCRESSIOlSJAL.
Washington. Whiiaiy id. The Uoute
met at 1 p.m., under Ql of States.
liills were liiiniduja :i;ia feicrrea ny
it. s : ; . .1 ti hi mi in I'lmiiiiu :m 11 ma
..I,, .iiiinu, u. ... .s- ... T
nf niMiiiK hi I' liMTsin it 'is sn- .'ill slid
or meeting 01 ( ingr -s u ,ts so ra uu
third seasiouH. to the nrst Monday in Jau-
uary; aleo. to provide a reviaorv taiaid .
for the navy, sad to ragmtotB the ;i i-.
rank; also, to rexnlate ihe rm.k of the
mMPoland i , r.,S'a bill author-
Hr.naH .iiiniuucxu "i aui.ior
wSllmtiVconsuiror. lieuT '
without i'lthLi ,i,
Among othii lulls introduced were the i
-wing:
r.ai.ii i " '" '" i
paying; a broker s tiij. on aau or their
pioduetH, and iniaallllj the tarilf duties
oil auiuiiiis lllip ni-M ior iiret-'!iiii ur-
poses, and to promote the jnleresta of
general aillllWlalWl among the people of
the United Slates.
To admit Virginia to renrosentatloq iq
Colli: ret... and to extend tie privilege of
the National Hc.nking act.
To re(it-al all acta of GosnpaM on ihe
Suhii-ct ol bankruptcy. ptxTiang the re
peal shall not adaat any cisc or proceed
ings in basktautaj couini'inccU before ihe
naBaapa aftMa act, or any pains or penal
ties or forfeitures Inourted under such
act s.
. , i.i-..i.,i,.) I .I..,,..,'
Iu aid ol the public schools In Aikausaa.
To fmend the lialional iiirii my ,i.t.
To establish oomedlarles of JadteialCir-
cnils f ihe L'Ulte.i Status. i
To amend Hie h m.-.'e -1 act by allow- ,
ing soldiers to enter its) acres of ike altar- I
nalely reserved sec! sons aiong Hie railroad
grants iiistcad of rtO acres aa now llinileu, ,
and lhal when anv per.. .. . lit. : ;or a
aim iu j ,i,,Bl ;
homestead ol ltluacresol laud not .iniieral
or timbered, and only oapable orcultlva- I
lion bv irrigation, he may in addition en-
ter llHI aores of land not mineral and not ;
..i DV iiriouiiou. half oi" I
taF""lu . ., . . j , .Lr by (fovei umeui i,-7u.mw tue olds reacfi-
wuich may tie timber laud, and that auy I m lbjl!U at m gaEH as-luu. noon as j
person entitiiKi to a homciuad may enter the bids were announced, the market rose to '
i-seetion- of land, incsp liiie of euitivs- j 12SH, showing a stronst bull eomblnatlou at I
tionbv irrigation, not mineral nor tim- work. The awards were then made at i
i L . ! .-.lol.lefor razinir ind with ll-li3l-luu. The market closed quiet,
tiered, only v.Uuablel or grai ng, .inuwiin GvrlllnonU wllr al,d stioue; e's as un
it 0 acres of tlllltiered laud, by paying lor f cnief featu.e wcie the erman Tinyers thei
the same. j zi. ftudaswiit maikei of ail offering up to
The apportionment of Representatives i llojsi.
among the several .States: I.OUT.SVIT.LE.
Section one enacts that after March ?.. ! Lonsvn.tR, January in. - Cotton weak at -187(1.
the House of Keprese. ..utivos ?tt,l ; g.a'sltMLrt&t St
lie coniposexl ol odO nienibera; provided, i jses inline 75c. Tobacco sales 17 hhds, lugs j
Hint, that if new States shall lie admitted ; at 57 &: leaf ss W&W 7j. Mess pork I
after the next census, t lo ir llaprsenla- ; Ormer at tia aO. bacon shoulders 13Hc; sides
tivea shall be additional to the three uuu- i ! Bulk shoulders IKej sidaalSJ5kC. .
dred. aacoaat. If any State shall be re- I u"u" -lc- L" "H W hlskylWc.
iuceil ill tile niiuiber of Representatives St LOUIS.
bv tin. apportioii nent. s,u h reduction - .P? j"??. ?'nf?.'.'i mfaSmh
. 'i i- . ,1 vt ii.i i.. t jljil i.i. heat No. 1 Spring VS. Corn j
shall uol lake l.e.-. in tho Xl.llth (.Oil- ,!.-. ..... .j,..vW p.. ' r , ,i Wnlkv 1
gross; bin ils Representative iu that Con- i
ur-ss in e'-es-m tne uuuiher Iixd bvthe ;
appiiionment, shall be addltioiiid to ihe 1
Uiree hundred. A ml third, if the repre-
sentat'on of anv h.aio shall be increased
he lumirl muni mill il tonal lipill-MMntn-
.r . .a. .1. u.. ..u. ....... i... ii.au.i.. .
nvt. simn oe Lous. .. ... V'".-"'"!"
utilise Us Legislature shad otherwise pro-
vide.
Kec.i Requires the Supe tendanttofj
the census to submit to th,. oaeretaqr of ;
thu Interior before August IS, 1S7'I. a pre- .
liminarv report showing first the whole i
number- of pers.ms iu each State. Ten,-
tory, ooiuily and parish. Second, tho ;
number at male citizens therein, tweu- j
ty-oue years oi age, whose right to vote .
for certain orncers is ueuioii or annugisi, :
except for parlicipalion ill Ule robelilon
r. r.i imr luiiis,. wit !i otucr ! i, .vsj-.u v sta-
usu' ,u, . tK
Baation 8 proviJos that after tho pre-
litninary rapreaaalaHow is mado to the
SKs.-ict.ii of tlie Inl.i ior ha shall, in ac-
....'.i Jwiii, .,.,;...,' -,i ,. ii,, V! Vth
Auie.idi.ieni of the OMMrtJtBtlon, aaler- ! g, V ; s'noA'"'1 wPToTk ! The holey and the wholly -tain
tnerHrom, and from snob rutunjs of ilj.l V. rjiacliuntf ' ,erlln r" YO,k , Ja holey are uol Imperrl
uj.r.nn: n- suuii umi u uhctwi. .
toisunaull: nisi, .. ... ...
lion of naeli Staio, anu sceuuu, "gs'"
aate basis of repreiil)tslioii of the GnileU J
States, and shall, thirdly, aeoeitaiu the
r.nru.n miim of th Oonarasa- .
i" "-!" ' ;-. :.- r"""r
louai Misirn:u5 si I....... i, ft . . . i
representation to tuanu t he wu jio tbieo
hundred.
Sec. -1 requires tlie Secretary of the In- I
terior to transmit a statement of his pro- j
ccedings miller this act duly iloa and
oortiliej to t he Speakor of llie House and !
to each Uoveinor on or before Sept. lo, 1
K7 I
L . . il. ,.,., ,,r ,v. '
Sec. 5 provides that t!ic Secretary of the
Interior shall include tho basis of repte-
seutaiiou of each of the States of Sila-
sissippi, Virginia, Texas and Georgia in .
the aggreiriitc maas of the United States, '
but shall not transmit the statement ol
his proceedings to ihcir (iovernors until
thev are rosM:iively admitutd to repre-.
sentaiion i., iih Houses of Congress; and ,
that if the XVth Auieiidmut shall lie;
duly rat died before Dae. M. UU, lliere J
sJia'il ix-no reduction of I ho basis of any '
State on account of previous denial or I
abridgement of any right which shall be :
secured by that ameiidmeut ot any State. ;
Mr. Bingham introduced :i joint resolu- j
lion deciariug Virginia uiuiileu to n-pre- i
seutaiiou in uufti cs, i,u iuoeu us.
ou its passage
The
Dieanible recites that Ihe people of Vir
ginia have adopted a Constitution repub
lican in form, and have in respects con
formed to the requirements of the act of
digress of April IU, 1)9, authorizing the
submission of the Couatltutions of Vir
ginia, Mississippi and Texas to a vote of
the people, and authorizing and election
for State office. Tbe previous question
was seconded, and the main question or
dered bb to &8.
jilt. Pains moved to lav the reaolulion
represeutafioli uv the Duals ot inesnigie . lx.ouN, January iC. -fonsols for money
dwtTHlta reieoting factions, and shall aj- ! VPu trt. V. s. 6-ii's,S.V4ias7; lo-ios, $4f.
.,; .-iil thaSflttu hiniiiir 1 lie larifi-st 1 rauklort Ijond are WWtVO..
jrortioii to MslStsM WISj i e 1 , pA ja.-.uary W.-fhe. Boursa ls quiet;
rejected frac.tlou one to eacn, and enoun , ,,,, ff kc.
on the table, but subsequently withdrew
the motion and demanded the yeas and
nays on its passage.
Mr. Benjamin moved a reconsideration
of the vote ordering the main question,
and called for the yeas and nays. The
vote rosulted yean, 7i: nays, "76. The
as ami
siwiUr ..ve the eastinir vote in tbe netr-
;ltive,
A motion to reconsider waa rejected.
Senate. -A bill for the ndniisston of
irginta was taken un.
Mr. .Stewart favored the iinuiediate ad-
lIIIS101l.
Mr. Conkllng thought the Senate could
not act intelligently on the subject.
M r. Sumner opposed aiiy action on the
bill until the Convention oould invest!-
: gate affairs in Virginia, giving as an ad
ditional reason for deterring action, that
the condition of things in Tennessee
! should teach the Senate a loaaon of can-
tloll
j FCRAPUIP QJtMAflY
I tLCurlMrrilO JUHiUHn i.
Saflinn of Minifcter Low.
' . , .t r rr.
. tW loKK, aoimr in. lion. .
j Low, Sinister to China, left the city on
Saturday for San Francisco, by the l'a-
eilic Kailroau.
Mysterious Homicide.
i Xrw oiilkass, January 10. John
Nixon, jr., a highly respected citizen, waa
: shot and killed at tbe Boston Club, Sat-
i " .',
1.... tu.
Somewhat mvsterlous. No
More Cuban Excitement.
New Yohk, January 10. Tbe news that
the CotnmiUoe on Foreign Affairs of the
House of Representatives would touch
theCuban question after Christmas, causes
much excitement in this city.
Peabndy Funeral Obsequies.
Portland, iSn., January 10. It Is ar
ranged that 43 hours will elapse be
tween tbe arrival of the Poabodv lleet and
the funeral ceremonies, during which
time the body will lie in state in the City
Had, which will be draped in mourning. :
!
Hemnfiis. El Paso and Pacific Railroad.
xEW Youk, January 10,-Qen. Fremont
publishes a lengthy card I u the Tribune
1 his inoriiitig, defending the Memphis, El
.an, Pacific ltailroad Ocmgmf,
wherein ho says that it is expected to
imV6 Ht leaSit !wo hundred and fifty miles
of road in operation before the close of
thia year,
suspension of the National Intellioeneer.
yIB 1 January 10. Alexander
Demur announces this morning that the
-Vitti I Intelligencer will no longer be
PW u assigns as the cause a loss
of ths3tld dollars, and the bad
atate of his health. The paper was in the
interest of the free-traders, and its
Mil wore in New York.
No Pecuniary Aid tor Cubs.
Skw York, January 10. The Times'
Madrid ooi respondent writes that the
news brooght Boat Cuba by the last mall
Is of rery aerlona importance. The plan
tations in i lie district of Sagna, Lagrande.
had risen in rebellloa, and on the ''Mlh of
November the tul'itary were .-.boolitig all
thai could be caught'. Nobody here be
lieves in the hopeful statement of the
same otlicial journals, since laela contin
ually beiie their assertions, the Spani-.li
treasury beinc iKufectlv exhausted, the
OtwrimaH Oafj send no money to Cuba.
Funeral of Lugan No. 2.
XT...., -V'.n-, - W. , XT ,1
hH'ia !
mnad men tnttrcued in piocessinn, headed
in- Aldmman CrocUei, of the Kighieenth i
W:,rd, i.ti.l oilier well known uoUticlaua,
and a long lino of earriiigos, tilled with fo- :
aaata mourners, followed. The streets
through w hich tho funeral passed were
crowded as to lie alunwt impassable, j
a baDaaome hoarse, with six nodding
plIIqea aili lui,VIl )y Kray fore ,
i!ic bady to C.ilvary Cemetery, where the !
laaimaa-OI me itomau ( all,. die Church
were celebrated
A Reverend Scoundrel.
New York, .tuniiary Id. An oxtraor
dinaiy scandal is agitating the religious '
i.i ... . ! . i . ilii . i - . i . . ! i ' ' : . . i I .' l rirvniun
- . . r . . .. ' . .. : j
of this cttv i!isapH9area on Saturday
r " ".u i j i
mnrnins In oomDaar with a voungladv i
one (( ,he pr,.tlie,t ot his tttsik and who i
Mma. to a wwdtiivand highly respe-ted
, w .y ,.,,,. Illvt:im.rH Hie Kl'u h I
Bre ,:(;,rtaln tUal a guilt v intrigue axlatod
sh $r reverend gen-
.iematl ;Psvos h?huu! a distracted wile and
twochiidren. Ytotday his pulpit was
occupied by the BUJiop of the Diocese,
an(, 'it waj)- 1U1 UIl,u evening thai the i
shocking i ntc. Usance reached the ears of !
the eon-rreantiou. Tlie utmost iistoiiisb-
menl and griet prevailed in the circles
whore the parties haye heretofore been
ki jwu and beloved.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
SEW YORK.
NEW
ess). -ales iiOobslos uulands at iSV,,..
Flour dull uud heavy : suoeriiue .-i h1j.'i.
Wheat heavy and lc lower; No 2 spring SI is
' 2L Corn dull imd decllntug; Boatnarn
i yellow Wic Rice dull. Cnu'ee quiet. Molus
' sesdtill; New Orleans 75 ATSc. rtugar steady;
i Cuba H)',T.l'-,r.
"ij vxoou. - xusiiitss leiio-.iii miiiiiiini
auU BIlrt ,iUleti ailll prices unchang.sl. We
only note a Hue of Merrlmac chiulz prints,
which opened in the early fau a SBfo. are I
now ooiug cioseu out ny a. j. ntewari t o.
w,"c!l thepilceol the gray I
Monev -Easier at 07 per cent. Discounts
s - 1 1 . sterling steady at ;-8i, Qoldflrmer; ;
It opened at 22H. fell lu 2i, advaueed lo j
am. cioseu ai sr,4. ine cairyiug raics were
"' eent. Go!d clearances iai.oOu.oui.
.,ubu. ls brewing about Sld- A clearing
nonse and one leading di m refine to accept
the check of the bank for a greater amount
than Ktu.uuo, unless certified. Pony-flvepro-
Ju!.ls raade to-day tor gold transferred
93" nuipu UWUHc. Molasses Pork
f-5; W. Hulk ek-uraud no side lajj1Wg.
Bacon shoulders is,; dear side .bo.
w'- L,uU !t
CHICAQO.
CniCSCO. flllinsiy 10.
anr lO.Klour Spring X
i TSs.Tsc. Corn ns4. (lats
tsbtkni
Rye 7.1. Biiley W-wai. -Highwlnes rjt.
aQgir. o. HVjDc. Pork fjx uu. Ijird l.
CIXCINXATI
ciMrmNATf. January iu-Flour-Family.
p -u,.5 Wheat tl 13. Corn, SMOc,
Oats .u.iis). Rye straSic ( oiion-middflngs
l&c. Whisky (. Pork 27 7.Vaas. Hulkslioulders
Z'i:1
Sugur iaj40. Molasses 7H.aS.Jc.
NKW ORLEANS
v oblkans. January nl-Cottoa active;
niiddilnas -': .aSo. Mules saw baleu; receipts
fc.i bales; exports to Barreloua, KM balra.
Kloui iii iu: 55 i&iS TS.iad &. forn Si 05.
mils are tlriDcr 7UC. Uran 81 A Hay S7 6U.
Pork held si s0 Itt. IW-.u reialllne snoul- I
,,,..;. . sides if-IT',. Bmmnt Caaad I
Hams c Laid dull-in tierces, 17c; !
lu k-s;s tec. Sui dull: i-.in- : : :, !- ,.
Mol.is iiiinu- hs-,isa. Wlusky dull at 1-
FORKIGV
),, vk.hi l. Jauuwy lu-Cotton
lulet; t:p-
lands ir. .11,'s.d; urlean. li-.-AHHd; sale
10JMI laues.
i 'aliforuia white wheat 9j 41: red Western
'- wluter, ss d. Western nour. ils
u. t'oru, .-so. -i mixed, jjm ou. usu, no.
fess, :ss.
MARRIED.
- - " "
MAIJNE CARROLL At the residence of
the bride's mother, Mrs. lien. Wm. H. f.'arroll,
on tae niorulng of the 5th iual., by Rev. Dr.
Wnlu, Mr. kobbkt c. Malokjc and Miss
a.nmk (. ahuoi.l, both of this city,
"There is nothing ball so swealln life,
a Love's young drum"
when Invoked by the hearts of the good and
truti Ule gBnBut and the gentle. May mutual
,ovft lbe portlon of ,
r
nan'
JENNV MILLKIl On the morning of the
4Ui lust . at the residence of W. N. Kakln.the
bride's brother-in-law, by Rev. J. W. Knott,
Mr. p. g. jknny, of Lawrencevllle, Ky., aud
s:iS6 , xillkh, ofthte city. No cards,
-
LilLL).
PULLIAM At his lather's residence, near
Bartlett, Teun., out herth Inst., of congestion,
.. ii .vki.ics 1't'Li.iAii, in the 17th year of his age.
Notice.
A T a meeting of. the Board of Directors of
. v the First Nationul Bank of Memphis,
held at their building on Friday, tbeTth lust.,
a dividend of ten per cent, on the capital
stock of sad Bank was declared from the '
esi uiuK uf tho oast six mouths, oavat.lt on
and alter the luth lnst.
jau w. W. IQAt-Ult, i.a.,.iei .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.
V'OV are herebr command.-.! tonttend
1 at r r.iieComiuaiidery,Thl(TirR8-
l Cy reiiel.oraiiiaiidery,
1 t ' . . 1 h - i.t 7 .,',;,.. i-
I lA Kveiiin. at . O'clock, lor me pur-
se or conferrlna the Order of Knlaht
Templar.
Visiting- sir KnlKlit, fraternally Invited,
jail OKO. MKU.fclt.SII, i- Commander.
Notice.
TUT annual election for Thirteen Ttlrertnm
for the First National Buk of Memphis
will be held at their lunkint roam. So. M
Madison street, on i't'KSUAY. January lltb, j
ijetweeu tbe hours of 12 in. and 1 i. ra
ja II W. W. THACUEK. ('ashler
AGENTS WANTED
EVERVWHEHE to sell the American
i Kvittiso il ,i him , the only practical
Kamllv Knlttla-t Machine ever Invented.
PrJce JK. Will knit 10,000 stitches per min
ute. A. hires' AMEKICAS Knittino Maciiink
Co., Boston, Mass.. or Ht. Lonts. Mo. Jail
WANTED AGENTS-
' U ci -a PEK MONTH, tosell tbe only Gr- !
fl.'nKS Impbovro Commos Sinsi .
I (ireat inducements to win, Thli Is the
most noniilar Hewlua Machine of theilar-
makes the faatOM " Elastic Lock Httch;" will
do ivny kind of work thitt can be done on uny
inachUie. Iiie.llitl sold, and the demand con
stantly Increasing. Now Is the time to take '
an agency. Send for circulars. : .
iiirinti?ra.sm Aiidress b ECO MB CO., Bos- 1
ton. Mass. ; 1'ittsbarg, Pa.; or 81. Louis, Mo.
JSIl
J. H. PATTEKSO.y, W. J. T1IOXPSOS, B. W. MAUI I. v
PATTERSON & THOMPSON,
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW,
AND
R. W. MARTIN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AUGUSTA, - ARKANSAH.
IT AV1NO completed plats from the U. 8 and
''"M'
XSllSS
perfect titles to real estate, and pay strict at-
tent ton to the .ollectlou of claims in the
While Klver Valley.
Jail
CARTER'S
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
FOR -
ui.i.-! - .i .... !
f .usauuig, naimiex, iexunaria, anreve-
port and Jefferson.
aw The onlyl.ne glvtag Through Bills of
Ladlntc and Tlrkets to the above points.
9T Passengers by this Line escape the an
noyance of changing boats, and the enor
mous marges at the Mouth ot Red River.
Thu following are the names of the steamers
composing this line:
H. M. 3HREVE.
MOUNTAINEER
SILVER BOW
WALTER B. DAHCB
...H. M. Carter, master
Cropster, master
Tln. Rea. master
.Lloyd T. ilell. master
e" For Tickets aud all reliable lnforme
tlou call at the Ueiieral Passenger llepari
meut. No. 1 Promenade, foot of Jefferson Ml.
H. It. SHUCK,
General Ticket and Advertising Agent.
I.ARHY HARMSTAD,
Jail (leu'l Kiflght Agent, 12 MadUon H.
II HALL'S
itLinuLL tJ'yfUTuf
HAIR
jRjjnewer.
ITSIEFFECT ft
MIRAOTJIjOUS
Tt Is a perfect and wonderful article
t Oarea llhlllll Makes hair grow. A bet
ter dre-.-ing than any " nil" or T-pomatum."
Soitcus hriuth. dry and wlrv hair Into Usau-
tltUl SI1K n I rt sses. HOI. u ove an. Hie gf,i
wonder ia the rapidity with which It restores
' - A I 1 . . i I. I o l I s ' . no, . A i'i."r.
The wtiitest and woist looking htr resumes
"t youtntui ooauiy ny ns use. ji uoes not
..ti. ir but ..ink.-. t ikiaaUa nn
It with new life and coloring matter,
Tlie first application will uo good: rem will
the Nai vrai. Coboa ieturnm every
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
Th. oW. gMly, di.cTored appearance of the
hair wtil be gone, giving place to lustrous,
shining aud beautiful locks.
.Ask for Hall's Hicillaii Uair Ut-newar; no
other sitlcle is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our pri vale Gov
ernment stampover the top of the bottle. 41.'
oUutrM arc isifafKi'ij.
R. P. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. li., lroprletprs.
Knr sale by all druggists.
jati ii
TRADE SALE OF
RY bOOOS. NOTIONS. BOOTS
"w iwis, www w
SHOES, CAPS, Etc.,
AT AUCTION,
TIIPCriAV UfinMIMR 1AM llfh
iMaWlaWi Munninn, um. Htn,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, DY
GOTTLIEB & EZEKiEL, Auctioneers,
jalO Cor. Sec. ii i and Adams .Sts.
NOTICE.
SEVERAL responsible persons having been
elected consiables In the city dlsiiicls,
and having glveu good bonds aud are now
ready to take nil proper business, I will, from
and alter Hits date, deput lite no special con
stable. The following regular constable
will have boxes at my office:
T. s. Mallory, Fourteeath Civil Tils' rlct.
James B. lialley. Thirteenth civil OlMilct.
UI'ME 9. HILL.
JalO No. 5 Court Street.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
U.DIHAVK.V. I.B.CROH8. G. CARiSUN.
W. D. WARD.
DeHaven, Cross & Co.,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants, 1
No. 412 NORTH LEVEE,
nolS
ST. TjQTJia.
ABOUT BOOTS.
1'.. " . i orlginale.1 lu I'lialhain stteet
Irsasi aaja " Us bik Boot did.
New Yorkers swear by 11
All but the Mackerel bootblacks
Ttiev swear only by the hoots tliey " shine."
Tlie Miu kcrcls of Memplils swear at uil tiie
boots (bay i- iu t itet their bauds ....
HmiUilli1 ..I two kinds
KIKiil
oils lo wai cr
dresslugof Castor Oil, art.
Ttie other are fouud at
LEVETT'S.
Iievett is the Bo.-t man of West Tenusss -e.
He came to Mtanpbl In Boots at a very
early age.
He knows a Boot as soon aa he t,ets his eye
on It.
He will sell you Boots all day long and
never wink.
He will sell at the lowest prices,
lie will sell the lieal goods.
He will always deal fairly.
If you do not believe It,
Try hltn.
336 MAIN ST.
JaJ
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIRCULATE IT WIDELY.
IT WILL. llOOOOO WHKHLVKa IT 18 HEAD.
NEW YORK OBSERVER
K 50 per annum. Hauiple copies free.
SlUNKi' E. MOltrtK. Jit., Ut).
..... C llf.,
Park How, New York.
Jas
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers
THE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur
chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Heed, for which tbey
will pay tbe market price, furnish sacks, and.
liave iseirU cor
iriectly weighed on their laree
platform iratinanK siscaies. itioy urgetnelr j
frleuds not to store their Heed in Lara OSsasMJ
titles, and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by heating. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery of Seed will
nlease ca.ll at Oil Work. Canter Landtna.
i ass OU Cake and Meal Mr sale lu any quan-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.
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DR. W. E. ROGERS,"
Office. No. 279 Main Street,
TS giving L-ectal attention to BLTJBERY
1 and IMsKsaea peculiar to r'emales.
y ' 'ffl'-e hours from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
aw persons requiring ids services win
please oblllll ibis airnnicfubiit. made, '3r
their convenience. jas
Valuable Business Property
AT CORNED OF
Hernando and Elliott Streets.
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALEj
THE one
of that very vsluahle grec.Ti'J,
l northeast corner of 11 emnndo ajodlBiott
streets, at the turn el iha street raliioad.
Having entered Into contract that ne.tosst
tate Its sale, ha directed us to otter tho
property t-.l peremptory auction,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 13th,
At 12 o'clock, un the premises, di viding it
Into I wo lots, with a front onHernar.do street
and one fronting on Elliott. This '. , nnquaa
tlonably a line buainea locatlou In slouth
Memphis ns well aa highly de'ii..i.e reai-denc-
txroptriy, and ibe Kale u'oould com
mand part ten tar notice.
TKHMst-Half cash, kf and 14 munths, with
Interest.
Ja Ri iVSTER.jrnEXF.V.NT CO.
REMNANTS
AT
Great Bargains!
Remnants of Domestics.
Remnants of Linens.
Remnants of Flannels,
Remnants of Jeans,
Remnants of Linseys,
Remnants of Lawns,
Remnants of Cloths,
Remnants of Calicoes.
I I Ci I II 1 1 ft ill it VI I a IIHIIM7,.
Remnants of Delaines,
AT
Menken Bros.
IGOO Remnants
CAS1MERES FOR MEN'S WEAR
1000 Remnants
CLOTHS, JEANS, DRESS GOODS
AIiSO
Remnants of Edgings,
Remnants of Laces,
Remnants of Ribbons,
Remnants of Jaconets,
Remnants of Cambrics,
Remnants of Mulls,
Remnants of Swisses,
Remnants of Merinos,
Remnants of Linings.
CASH BUYERS
... ,
w.ui-pi-su nuio.in -, f
Domestics, Calicoes, Tickings,
Jeans, Osnaburgs and Plaids.
Menken Brothers
283 Main, Corner of Court.
JaV daw
TOYS
AT WHOLESALE
Wheeler, Pickens & Co.
330 MAIN STREET,
ded
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
B
Y virtue of a lxed of Trust executed to
me on the Tth day of May, in. y James
K Bales, now deceased, and duly tecorded lu
in the Iteglster s ortlce of Hhelby couuty. Ten
nessee, tn Hook I'N. usees linau-l l'Ju. aud for
! the purjiose of paying the debts seictued
tuereiiy sua tnercin ill scriueu, i will, ou
Saturday, 5th of February, 1870,
Iletweeu the hours of 10 o'clock a m
o'clock m.. In front of the office of Kursrecht
A Cratt, No. tsoutti uourt street, lu itie city
of Memphis, sell, at public auction, lo the
highest Didder, for cash, the following real
estate conveyed by sa'd Trust lifted, situate
l. Hhelhi- saausts-. Tennessee. i.nd deseritied
a follows, lo-wit: Being lota one, two, three,
four. flvn. fliieeu. sixteen arid seventeen, in
I Block eight (Si, in the town of Fort Pickering,
in said tshelhy county. All equity of redemp
tion ls waiveu uy saiu trust Ueed. Tne title
is l-elteved to be good, but I sell and convey
only mi Trustee.
17 TBOMAHU.'KKUiii i.m
MEMPHIS THEATER.
-PALW-vo, biuk,,.,. . , r,-,,
(iRANii hki'.m av upKrtA.
TBUsfflGSfit&tSflgRi u'":'t';n!r:-in
pint of the ctl
reaiownsd dra
Til A JOBAN
l.vrh'Tenor.Mi
in . . ' e
beiei t. uai
(leorire Urow
iiii MevtirH.
Til L 1L-.1J.V i
KRIDAT I.
HATORlhVY
Doon, at On
at s Irfstpen
A..... . .. .1
pera. Alter-
id Ur-ss Clr-
cle.
nmal
Beats can now Im, Svoj&U al Lbs i'Ueeter.
macevoy's
GREAT HIBERNICON,
EVEKV NIOIIT THIS
lil.Y H.vLL. All
j scenery of UfilLAND !'
I ofcsnvss. The irr-'ut J. I
tbeUuiUc; Mun-rU. Mac
Saturday, ocru
Iveetf pricss. Jail
LECTURE.
REV. D ft. AND Eft DON,
; Of ffezland. will Lectore In tfie UKMPiUB
ClX'B H.LL. oor. Meo uA and Ualia B
i Weinssuav Evsmn-j, January 12th.
'
At ", o'clock.
"SrBJECT: Motives of ray Conversion."
Tickets. 60 cent, to be had at iheC'-thllic
Bookstore, and at the door.
Jalv
ASSEMBLY HALL,
Mala 31., oear Corner of Gayose,
For a abort season oaly cxaEaencln
MMMKBtW XJhJISS. lotto.
MACEVOY'S
-aiEnter-
THE HIBERNICON,
iteprcseutlcR s lour In Irehu.d, accompanied
tr Vocal aud instrumental .VCste. Tne .
nieal lliusiriUloi by the following fi-t.n-
I jcut.st.rd artlsta: The urcat Jerry Cohao, as
; JJsrnuy, the Guide; Marei i):.,ton XlaoBvoy,
I anNorah: Miss Kaic Halplnc, as Mrs. O'Cai
I fcgiian aud tne Widow; Mr. Charles Mac
; JBvov. Musical Utrector and i.-.r -tnrer.
i SPECIAL NOTU:K-Kmce the last vMt of
I the Hibernli-on to thLs dli. uiaiiv ntw auo
lmportPTit addition ' il clnnges hive been
msde. New scenes havbeea itildeii, the eii
tlre panorama repainted; itso. new sonss.
new dialogues, incidents, etc.
Admission. CpO cents; reaori
no half price, lirnnd Mlbei
on Wednesday ami blatnraavy
mlistOTi to lnatineea ooty, eS
adults, to ail purtj of the hou
Kveulns, d .rs open at 7,
mtu raoon, d'jois ojien at i :. e
;t C. H.
an. 75 ctl ;
l Mat(-e-inn;
ad
, 13 eeut"
cents. i PARLOR MUSI C HALL,
23S 9o?oud atroot.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
MONDAY EVKNING,Jnuary : sh. Oram!
Daabta Company. T. c- aent. In
addition to their hi ready mammoth ecmbl
nutlon, have enaaae! the lollowing well
known Jalenl: Ml'-! Stanley. Kt. Clare,
Whelau. UcUiVC, liavet; ,rt, Hem'.i : -on,
Ueij. V. Tliompson and Ms- er Bohhy, making
ihe mo-t poweriul v.. :e: aalsHatnmaM
ever j.resented to tbe people oi fnla etty.
Ai)MlaHiON OS Cents
if in.-... - i '
- - . szzr
UI.UUHt wi i-in-i uwwwa.
(Jefferson Street, near Ms:t,.)
Chas. II. I? BR.-.X Lessee MM PronriecT
Chakijcv Wuits .. Jsiae Mauaaer
Proi. I'HANii Ak:.. Leoer of Orchestra
C tj c ji Every Mltlif,
ptiMMVNi 1-J xniJiVsllAY EVENING.
V' sept. 2Sd. with a Uauiasatb Uampaay.
The SMtarfliiiifiiit toconxlit of Negro M'.n-
i fiSLtu .'X. ?au
1 itwaiKs. IAiiiiuairaf,, nn-i 'arc.
NEW ALiVtHTiSE&ENTS.
sB'.JS Howard.
STOLEN troui Wm. NoUas, near Oermsu
tovvn. one Light Sorrel Mare, about eight
years old. wltu biased lace, ind white spot
on i lght ,)sw ; ls a natural nssiei The above
reward will te paid Ht her delivery to Wm.
Nollys or P. Curtsr. 3.i'ir Hai sullloaa
Jail
Fire and In'and
insurance. I
a a Was a si S a f mm aa asat ra aivt
HUftIL iftoUfVANuk. UUmr'AftT
OF NEW YORK.
Casa Atsets, July I, 1869,
3 4,24a,aa4 aa.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO.
OF NEWJYQRK.
Cash Assets,
SlQOSJiO-fi QS.
CARRINGT0H .'.lASON, Agent,
JaS 9 Madison it . lUnk Banding.
FOR THE HOLiOAYS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Southwestern Publishing Co.
361 MAIN STREET,
Have just rroe:Td tn .Jc-gauL assortment o: 1
H0LIDAY goods!
COMPRI9ISU I
Beautiful WritinB Desks, of various dtsisns:
Photograph Albums,
And Purtfo;ii3, of uiffertnt slyiis ;
f ine ioitstafitfs,
Splendid "oy Onoks, for the little ones.
A varied end large assortment of
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books
AUo, the most complete ."n-J i legaut assort- ;
uieui of
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
12C THE SOUTHWEST.
STATIONBUY;
la all lis branches.
Supplied at Manufacturers' Prices.
achoicestock
1C1
-FOR THE
HOLIDAYS!
Solid Gold Goods !
Solid Silver Goods !
i All Fine and lilch, AT IaW KldUKfci. Au
liumeuse slock of
SILVER PLATED WARE
At MA-icrAcrrkxas' Pjucxa-Doable, Trebic
( and Quadruple Plate A earemlly selecteil
stock of
Wato lies
For Ladle' and Gents' use.
DIAMONDS
Bought al low figure -to be sold accordingly.
FINE GOLD JEWELRY
In rich abundance.
London, Paris & Vienna Fancy Goods
MERRIMAN, BYRD & CO.,
.
ael
275 Main Street
IlO.JO.Ci S XlAXS.CS i Xj.2ci !
WrANTr.il to rent for the 3'ear 1S70. one
TT uuncrea or more acres ot Improved
an. vine near tne rev (.r Mmnl.;. ii -
ties having land to lease, please call at my
Broom Factory, So. 9 Howard's Row, orni-
dress ineallne,ttatlngUscrlp:ioL.
BANKS AND BANKING.
EMMET BANK
; Mn , . , u..
I No. I and a Madison o:reet,
wrANTON BLOCK.
r-,- . " ,
nnie and
REMOVAL.
'I'TfKi-::'- funk i.as lemoved from thecor-
I ner .f .rcf'Tnen and r'ront streets to the
; ...... . .
ii. i uHKv, i rmiiieoi. r i . Hiiix, i ssn.r.
J. A. Uuu, Jr., Assistant Lsr:r.
CITY BANK,
,,ew 0ak Building, No. 9 Matiiaon St.
I BANsiACl A
GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS,
And Dealt ia Gold, Silver, Stock, Boada.
City and County Serip, and
SOUTHERN BANK NOTES.
Da a its for sale in sums to Mdt, on Kns
land, Ireland, -Scotland, France, and all nans
of (leruany. AUo, Uolu LirafU on New
ork. dad
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
H KISMAN,
F. H. iiAVlS.
J. T. KARUAMON,
(J. 11. JI'DAH.
SKWrON FORD.
W. W. THATI
W.P. PhOl Li. .T.
w. w. Yof.v.'j,
. X. OldVKK, W. R. MiJOtUC,
0. K. SMITH. J. W. JKFKKRci .5,
O. C. ' t: ; ; .
F. S. DAVIS,
PresidenL
i NEWTON FORD,
Vice-President.
W. VV. THACHER, Cashier.
BACKING HOUSE
-OK-
IV-EMPHiS LIFE
And Sen I insurance Company,
Cor. Front antt MiulisoJ Hli.t
i au8 ""'""pEftOhMAND'lllOLLOY, Caa.fr. i
! - I
I alt UtC. 3 U SHI.h
0c MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
1A51FS RT.nKR. W. H. WOOD,
T. R. KAHSHW iRl"I. s. II. ULN.ICOlfil,
JOHN B. LEECH.
OFFICERS
mure ci ncs
,,
t. H. WOOD,
vice-president.
T. R. FARNSWORTH.
oaM
UU.'l Mill .
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WILLIAM MILLER,!
Mstiufactarer and Dealer ia
3G0TS AND SHOES,
constantly on hand enstora-mads
i GENT'S, LADiES' & CHILOREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
! IV o. ai9 AZalu Stroot,
(Coder Worsharn FTou.e
f : : : i : TKNNESSEE.
attention glveu
to Custom
delH
; 1 T S .
New FirmNew Goods
j SOUTHWGRTrT& THAYER,
STHICTLY
WHOLESALE DEALERS
w
Boots, Shoes & Hats!
199 Main St., Memphis.
t&f At competing prloaa with ny other
Market, ilooim Solo onlt to Mxb- i
cH.'.ms. Haliactiun guaranletsi iu ev-
my instance. J
&000BAR & 6ILLILAND,
Exclusive Wholesale Dealers in
RflflT'S Nil 55HfllS
HATS AND CAPS.
MAJN yrRKET. WEB8TEB BLOCK.
Memphis, Tennessee.
We si's now receiving our fall stock, fht
largest we have ever nllercil to the trade.
MSJICUa . will flno It lo it.slr .: or..: to
aaaaafeaa Uefore buyiUK. an!l
- w FIRST PREMIUM ydr
4 or a siLvaa siual Ji
M BARRETT'S HI
iSillVt
7 Bj inf N. U. su
HICTT'S
Vegetable Hair Reslorativ.
Kcawra "trajf Haw to IU MWmt emkmr. fv.
A
. 'aiM ftajww of t& mkw ' th mm .
- a i-n.r i'niaai orpntc atUa. Krdi
Um Uauimir hL l ti-Bort. Pmta
v riatr fining tm.
.ji ltcoa'sviav a
A tad i Use
Mat- liilln vat. 1 - "- Itt rTiisQi. Al
X am injuiu,a laMriMaal Jr
riMUat atriaasv 1 3fnuwn 4C
J. R. BARRETT A CO., Propfit-?r$,
Sikcuajrm. a, su
O. O. WIIX) tto DB3F ..
Wholesale Aleuts, Memphis.
aar Foral by all retail druggist. SM
DIVIDEND.
Orncr Mebchasts IisrEA?-caCo.,
M Ejtnus, TfCMK-tJanuary a, iS7u. ,
VT a meeting of th Board of Dir. ctors ol
this Company, held this day, a . i v : c
of Ave per eent. ou the capital stock was or
dered to be credited on stockholders' notes,
free of Ooverument tax.
JaS H. A. PARKFR, Secrstsry-
NOTICE.
TO THE MEMPHIS MERCHANTS. ;
aa-Our elegant new side-wheel steamer " R
P. WALT" Is detained ou account of the bad
weather, tmt I am assured she will be com-
pleted by THUHMl'AY next, ihe Ulh lnst..
when she will leave Cincinnati for Memphis
and White river.
Urders sent to rpt. Ad. Storm, care Thos.
8. R.le, Cincinnati, or left ut Ihe Co-upaiT's
office, No. 3 Madlsou street, Mtantou Mksdt.
will reeelve prompt atteotiou.
A'. JOHN' n. AllAMrl I'r.. I
FOR SALE.
nfsiiE Hiern
wi..
n eel Steamboat
tMmmmWt
eel hold, will
1 ftCBMARI
!K NO. H.-HHe
isii ft loan. M feet tjem. feel
carry seven nundred tons ; ha -v luoii cylln-
at-inch cylln-
.- .ii.. viti. .m.. nl .r tm.r' i
jnple nolle r power;
is now laying al Fort 1
oa ilberij terms, ore:
t, , . Auly to
AUCTION.
I
w H passmore & co.,
' TrS M0RN.N:, A I 10 O'CLOCK.
1 boou and shoes,
Hatl, flTaileu, Catton.
. n and Spool Thread.
A Brick OveHIng House
A5TD
40 Beautiful Building Lots
IK THE CARKE5' PROPERTY,
! All
BPJNKLEY AVENUE,
win
I At the IntA'-RMflnis nrlrs IfAMnkls snJ T.tU
ISJpTri ;" :ju-oa
QH TUESDAY. JANJAHY !Kh. I870,
This being a ,.o
sasy terms, a mo
preser-td to sc
he nestead lit.
n : . ile, acd on vary
lavorai-ie '-pportnnity U
e a lcltabls and cheap
Ad.adicated ciia ui
Jans s A. Car ceo, doccuc
late, of
ued. at
-.aelr value, la payment of pa.-cnaa-s.
ROYSTER, TftZ.VAMT & C3
la6 Acctiot,eers
BY G0TTL113 EZEXiEL
, Anctioaeert, Car. SlczzI antt Adsas Sit.
SALES THIS WEEK :
MONDAY -Dry Goodi, aothiae,
Hats, Notions, etc.
WEDNESDAY Piece Goods, Furs,
Ilosiory, Fancy Good3, ate.
FRIDAY Furnwhirj? Goods, Do
mestics, Sundries, ate.
Mi
A. S. RC6EB30N, Aactloncfr.
TO LAQ BUYERS.
Fiva Hundred Acres Land
os
PRESIDENT'S ISLAND,
Pufclio Sale.
?rc ri'rcc'l -o add tn the sale of the
' ? i't i - 2 lumij, wnlct takes place at oar
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1870,
Five 'Tnritn BB or itpjibiob Lastd.
belonging to teier .'.Jtchi, Ksq.. o rnr
ylven, t r-urofl! e.
KUfkR. TR2ZEVANT & CO..
Ja Auctioneers.
TO LAND BUYERS!
1000 ACRES
Resideiice, Garden,
FARM LAUDS
vrttta
FIVE iVi.'LcS F iV.EMPHIS,
AT
PEREKPTOtiY FUBLiG SALE.
fl
aXv.-LA, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19th
line adding lnieitsu
Kl RU L PE1130V.
Rcyjter, Trezevaai i Co., AuctiSBeers.
jal
T
Gayoso Planing ifiilis
No. 212 Adams Street
Mttnafactarw aU tiacts of
CARPENTER'S WORK,
And Keep for sale a large stock of
Sashes, Glazed and Unrjiazod. Soars,
Blinds and Mouldings,
! In crest e.riety; also, Manilas, Ventilators,
Brackets. Cornlea ana feleroll Wcrk; also,
-lair Work, Newul Posts, Hand Rail and Bal-
; lusters. Table Lctjs, .-slaaV Ballostera, etc.;
' also,
300R AND WINDOW FRAMES.
i Iied Fiwrlfi.rssfiingand Weather Board
I 'uK, Uuua aa4 ahingles. All our work is
I ''
8e9t Materials, ami Warranted as
Represented.
j "iine is a Home Maucfjctory, aari I cfcai
lenge coaipeii-.ioti, both la qaaiity aad
price, from any . Send for Price List
sua try tae.
jaj Mm WM. FARRIS.
NOTICE.
i ass Mr. THOCT becomes a member of
of oar arm from this date. Tne nam and
styij will continue as heretofore.
thomas troct a uoxa.
Memphis, Tenn., January !. 1S70. Jal
QgpjjQ C0&!
I
:;
SliPpiV CiMJ8taiitiy On Hand Same
; r 9 ft. .
" riC8.
1
SO MACliSOIl S t
j
Z Z -r "" SESS5!;
" """" ---US. SUST 0A
BOUT 3y0G icres
.ucm isad
i est oa '.on
lank tend;
ie arst sa
aieft. bai
r liun
uud cnc.r
ic sraat ad
veeof tne
' - X of Chicot cou
; region In tne we
formerly Belie 1
lections on tbe ri
ance timber, read
ni:'
and
war,
rm$
. .. -i
IV s if? "
ir - - . m 'tis
COAL
I