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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
DRY-GOODs, CLOTHING. &c

ct H. Harris, on Main street. opposite Rhodes
banking Office, aud is now prepared TO furnish
to customers, and all others who may require any
article in that line, at reduced prices, as the pro,
prletor is determined to sell oil the stock With
out delay Call and examine
J EDGECONB
Weaver July Il, 1897. I'd
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M O IT 4 Q IL

k NOW all men by these presents, that I, Wm.
IA Gulford, do give to (my lawful sony John
Henry Guiliord, minor, his time, ," aud do re
lease him of all claims or demands, of whatever
name or nature, and will not be responsible for
any debts or contracts of his of any kind from
this date WIN. GUILFORD.
Weaver July 90, 1851 27td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

DISTRICT CoNvEYIIoN.-Tho Democratic Dis
trct Convention will meet at the Court Housc
at 10 o'clock to day 79iprday)
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70 WH. S. LowDEN, ESQ, PreSident Of lie Uea-
rerciHe and Shasta Wagon Road Company.
Sir Having been called upon by you to sur.
vcy the route for wagon road, from this place
to the Tower House, in Shasta county, now re
port the same completed, with the results as
shown below
Whole distance from starting point at county
road on Weaver creek, to the Tower House, in
Shasta county, 24a miles
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

J. G. DOLL & Co--Ihis firm have purchased
the entire stock and interest of Bull, Baker q Co.
at Red Bluffs. and have now on hand, aud are
constantly receiving large supplies of goods, Sc
lcctcd expressly for for the northern trade. Trini-
ty merchants would do well to give this house a
trial. Their advertisement will be seen else
where
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

CHEAP GooDs.-We call the attention Of those
desiring the opportunity of buying dry goods
and clothing cheap, to read the advertisement of
j. Edgccomb, Esq, who has purchased the entire
stock Of Il. Harris on Main street
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n E W f IR NJ .
Dry-Goods &c C1oth1n.

H+lW, THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
- - form the public of Weaverville and vcn-
.e7r~>>lty that he has this day purchased the en-
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ARRIVED Charly Shaler formerly Of this
place, arrived in Shasta few days since, from
the Gadsden Purchase He reports that Mr..
Tomlinson who left Shasta last spring will return
in a few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

THE TEIEGRAPH.-We learn from Yreka that
Messrs. Strong Hubbard have been very sue
cessful in obtaining signers to the stock Of the.
Northern California Telegraph Company
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Special and General Deposits Received.

q O ID ID u S II
BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES
OFFICE-ln new Firc-proof Building, 3 doors
above the Independence Hotel.
+. w. BLAKE & CO.
Weaver, July %, 1857. 27td
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l. @ = II.

nN the 23d inst, between this place and Moss
OMabe & Cos saw MILL a black pocket wallet
containing Note, given by S. Fort TO G. j. Love
The finder will be literally rewarded by return.
ing the same to the subscriber, at the Court
House, Weaver, or to this office
GEO. j. LOVE.
Weaver, July 25, 1857. 27td.
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DRAFTS oX CAN6DA

PAYABLE on
Montreal, eeI,b -, Eaam!iton, Toronto, Eon
don, Braatford, Chathan, NJ. Cathalrines,
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From starting point to Lowdm's Brdge
Excavation. 10,9S7 ,9j-lOO yds at 2jcts S26l6 98
l2277 40 yds at scots. 1858 22
$40 yds at J0cts 335 90
Embankment, l03 yds at 30cts. 80 90
Bridge across Browns creek, &C Fl long, 200 90
Other bridges. 27i # at 81 per lncal #, 27f 90
ST,l70 10
from Lo,cdn's Bridgr to tie tap Of Jrnity noun
tain, Hciudimg cut at tie tap, Is feet deep.
Excavations, 6,2l2.G7 yds at 25cts. $l,553 II
4.96622 yds at scots. 1889 Sc
LOB IS yds at scots. 551 q
Blasting, IS yds at 5 80 per yd ll2 80
Bridges, 1874 feet at s per lincal #, 1894 90
S5,50I Al
From tap Qf TRINITY mounfaH 10 tie Torer House
IN SHASTA c0unty
Excavations, S.7S9,77 yde at 25cts 82,l97 A
1884 yds at 30cts. 2,Z9l 98
=" 74g. Is ylS at scots, 374 81
Blasting. 100 yds at Sl,50 per yd, $50 90
Bridges, I2l7 feet at S ! per lineal It, 1,2l7 90
Removing timber, logs and brush, 2,000 90
Three toll houses, 4 $50 each. $50 90
Surveying and experimenting, 1000 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

THNArmcAL-The Metropolitan Troupe per.
formed at The Wcavcrylle Theatre on Saturday
and Sunday nights. The company is small, but
represented as being a very good one. La Petite
Lotta aud Miss Arabela are the principal at
fractions. They are now performing at the towns
along Trinity.
The Sager Dramatic Troupe are playing at
Yrcka. J. W. Thoman and Julia Pelby have be-
come connected with the troupe
Campb'H's Troupe are playing at the Cotton
Theatre. lreka. Wirscn, the Snake Charmcr, is
also giving exhibitions at that place.
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mouth Of CoTon Creek, says that the miners who
are at work are making $5 and Sc per day.
McCarty u Co.'s claim pays largely, and the
claim of Mr. +. Kennedy yields from $50 to $50
per day to the man. Mr.. Mulrcn and partner and
golden harvest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

TRINITY AND HUMBOLDT-At meeting Of the
Trinity and Humboldt delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention, held at Sacramento Ju-
Iy 18Th, 1857, s. d. Kreider in the chair, it was
resolved that Weaverylle be fixed as the place,
and the 25th July, inst, the time for holding
the Democratic District Convention to nominate
a candidate for Senator from the 2lst Senatorial
District On motion, it was further resolved,
that J. c. Burch was their unanimous choice for
Senator from said District Uhion
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7 The PIONEER APpLE.-R. c. Dungcy, Esq, has
presented us with beautiful ripe apple grown
in his garden on Taylor street. This is the first
apple raised in Trinity County. Mr.. Dungey
will have a large quantity of apples and peaches
this season.
WESTWARD Ho 1T is stated from one town in
New Hampshire Manchester--t~o hundred
persons, chiefly mechanics, have gonc to the west
Of ono hundred thou-and dolllls.
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Report of Survey.

W. J. TINNIN, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-01-10

IT il q Boston remedy o. thirty years standing. and i5
i Uy physicians Il Is a sure a1C SPECIFY
cure for Burns, Plies. E0is, C0rns, F-l0us. ChiI5 ais am
ODD Sores Of every Kind; for Fever Sores. UloeTl- Ic1,
Scald Head, Eetle Rash, BuniGLs, sore NippieS recon.
meude1 BY uurses) WLlucws, Sites. Testers. Pea Bites,
Spider Stings, frozen Limbs. SAT- Rheum, Sc1rvy, Sore
and CracSet Lips, Sore Nose, warts and Eesh " IDS,
II is a most valuable remedy and cure, which car I tes-
rided 70 by thousands wh8 have used Do ID the cLy q
Boston aEt vicinity for the last thirty years. In no ease
viii this Salve DO an injury. OF interiors wish q Phys-
prescriptions It j. made from the puTear mate
rails. from a recipe brought from Eussia-os arICles
growing IN that c0ultry-aldt the prCpretgrs laVEletteTT
from all classes. cergymeu. physicians, ses captains
nurses and others who nave used 10 themselves, ana -
commend it 70 others. REDDING'5 RUSSIA ALVz IS
put in large TN boxes, stamps en- Tie cover gith 4 pic
turc Of a hUrse and a disabled rider. which picture s also
engraved on the wrapper. Price, 25oelts Q ocz Sod1y
WARD X JONES, and all druggists.
EEDDLNG & CO.
auz1-V1t.deodtf Propriefura.
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THE CONCENTRATED FLUID ELTRACT y TEL-
Il LOW EOCk is The sovereign remedy for az Aercu-
rial Affections, Scrofuia, SEeIicg OF the Jonts, Rhea-
matism, sc. A a Liver Medicine, DO has no egUa. Is
Alternative effect on the system. I'M addition % its se1g q
purely vegetable Preparation, a1zrts it T. aiCost an
Chronic Affection where an alternative u1lLEue Is re-
quired. For ErUptiJns on The skin. Od Ulcers. Dgsnep-
sa, and Nervous HzadaCle, DO has no successful cen
petitOr amCBE the n0struus o. the day. Is EsHEs
Medicine q Kill befOuad inU1fEE5e.
q For sale Only By CHANDLER 8 o
sep tawIy DRUGGISTS a1d Apottecsues.
Cd Fel...l "a. B.cE. Mam-lLa.
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. mir t ..
IN every grade. shade, size, variety and price also Fur-
nishing Goods Solid Sole Leather Trunks, Valises, Car
pet Bags, Umbrellas, &c &c. All we ask is = fair eK
animation OF our stock and prices.
SPIVET 4 III
Dealers In Clothing a. Wholesale and Rettn, No. 2AJ
Main street, Union Block, opposite Court Sqnsrs, Men,
phis, Tenn. ocs-sawsm
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V0R SALE on LONG TIME,

- hE C1ar for sale, on long time, te lol0Nlug
sSSsweL heated city aud country properly:
49, EiChi acres part Of the Carr trsctl = miles
- r-sm Court Square. on the North side OF Central
Avenue. West o. and uear u the residence u Hon. Judge
Harris. This is q mrst beautiful building site for a
country res fsnc-- the front half Is IN w-Uds, the back
half cleared. and Is good rich soil.
one t5t on Poplar street, paCf % country lot 5Ss. 50 By
is feel on tie corner, and Isa feet alley running
though 70 Exchange street.
one lotion Exchange street Immediately in the rear Of
The abJTe lot, 60by l45- feet.
one Ii-part o. lot No ,, block IS, Csusey street-50
by 100 feet, improved with good tw0-story residence OF
six rooms, cisteTn. &c
Two lots. No. 1 and 4. block IS, oornor OF Bsal and
causy- with a smal Grooey House on the corner; . good
ataud fer business
TCrA-Ole-fourth cash. or note at ninety days, salts
faCtorly endorsed, balance n one, two and three years,
without interest.
For further particulars, enq1ireof
ocI0-ism KELLER JOHNSON,
70 C-.-E-s N----e RLaek. ~ vain street.
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EARM EnR AEE

- U1ulIrT Homo N oheI0E 10
eaat6 miles from Memphis, and IL niles from Ger
- Depot on she Memphis and Charleston
- Raluasd. and Piankraad, AMI between Shelby
Nae U-b School and Forest Xii Institute. There are
Ia sF--s OF Land in the tract, Of which - acres are
cIear-I. and = acres of good timber Il has On u con-
ferrsh-s dwellings. sH orchard q Apples, Peaches and
PTuas. ana never failing well OF good f~reestone water. A
p7rfzct trle -Ivrn. and payments made easy. Persons At
= distance can get any intorHlatiou they msy require, by
v-itnz 70 the undersigned - Germantown, Tenn, or 10
G. r. Locke. Memphis.
ss1s-i4wff ? HERNDON.
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TIN AND SLATE ROOFING
sUPERcEDED By THE USE OF
VESTS PATENT CALVANIC CEMENT,

~ - n ANAS SGAAAlAN \ .
THIS Cement, By its non-conduction and Ealvanism,
J. prevents metal roofs from rusting and unsoldering +;
and resists The extremes Of heat and cold better than
anything ever invented fo- entirt roofs, or for covering
over old shingles or metal roofs OF any kind. The weight
heretofore attached 10 cement roofs is avoided BY the use
Of this material, it being much lighter than tin or shin
giles. It's adapted 70 al kinds OF houses, fiat or steep
roofs. It's appearance 3 like slate, beautiful alike for
the rich palace or the humble cottage.
The undersigned, having secured the right TO the
State OF Tennessee, is now prepared to cover Cd or new
roofs Z auydeccriptiOn, or TO repair old roofs that leak
around chimneys, sky-lights. battemsnts, sc, al shsrt-
est n0tice and will also sell rights 10 territories, BY
counties or towns, on reasonable terms. The attention
OF architects, builders, and the public generally, is invi-
ted 10 this Roofing. as something better than anything
before known, for ohespness and durability, it being are
and waterproof.
". s. BENNETT. Proprietor.
once in J. I. MorgsE's Architectural Rooms, No. 10
Walkers block, Memphis, Tennessee, where samples may
be seen; or address Box ST. post snoe.
OF the many testimonials IhEve, ! viii here submit
bGt one:
To Whom it may Concern.
This Is 10 certify that I have had Vests Patent CAL
vanic Cement pot upon = rOof II my store, which hereto
10 elesked badly but since the application OF this Ce-
mcut il has been perfectly waterproof. / can recon-
mend il 10 the public fer all roofing purposes, and believe
10 20 BE- . permanent fixture against IRE and water.
JAMES BOYD, Nc. IT. Main-st.
Memphis, July IS, 1856.
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Sarayed or Stolen.

Starch.
)U dee, WARD & JONES.
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ms EOT.

- FRONTING 100 feet on Elliott and loo on HUI
saauBg. between Nam aud shelby streets, 900 feet by
So large for fJur lots near the
- Southern Depot, and VIII be sod a. a bargain.
Cur-taird cash. balance in6, T. Island - months, lien on
TIE property for deferred payments.
Refer % d. Rid y BRO OF o il BROWN, OF South
we-5nhHe Oc9-3m
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sEn REWARDi

RUNAWAY, about the 10th or 18th OF September
q aNeero woman named AMANDA She is blaeE
S2S and piited with the email pox in the face. She Is |
-A It 9 inches high, heavy set, aged II years. She was
lurking about Memphis when heard Of last. I viii pay
the above reward II found in the city, or $40 II found eui
Of the city. to anybody that viii deliver her TO me, al tn
corner Of Main ana Vance streets.
novi-2na ID. u. McCECziE
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FOR RENT.

7 DESIRE 20 rent out for the ensuing year q
lss1 =mau farm u eighty acres, lying two miles iron
Etl Court Square This place has about sixty acres
- cleared and the balance in timber. = oomforts-
BE residence with i've rooms. kitchen, nssr- houses, and
all necessary ont d uses, 9 good cistern and hrst rate or
oka-d az every variety OF fruits. For further particu-
lars sp2ly %
orfs--f H T~OLLINTINE.
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The Best in he World

az b. done by those who wish 70 purchase
E1UT City Property, OF handsome Country RESIDENCES
II in the suburbs. On some OF the latter can be
E1A hsd a dae Residence, ready for occupation.
Terms liberal, and title sod. Apply 70
--tr--tF CHAKLES D. MCLEAN
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FOa. NGEP.

IHAgEa small improved place for sale near
go between Raleigh and Union De-
49, POI. On the S1merviia Plank R0sd-coutaiuiug
~eiElt acres and a fraction. The improvements
consist % dwelling with four rooms. kitchen, smoke
house. stables and a mil h0use-al new. Il is d-sira-
BE pls1e Tor those Who wish 10 secure an eligible home in
the vi-iHiry Of tne schools. and a good and healthy
ueizHbrrho1d. There are subscriptions already secured
20 eract a nne Academy within th-ee-quarters Of = mile
OF The place. The place VIII be sold for less than the i'm
uroysmeuts clsr- II appIicati0ube made soon. Applyto
W. HCTTOS, or
g. LOCKE
49, Lr-.a-.ar and Ra.I E.r.ra Rnke-
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% DTEGE.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
i lie that he has taken charge Of the Male School near
Forest Hill Seminary, where he hopes by unremiltirg at
tention 10 the dulles OF his profession to merit a small
share Of the public patronage. To a thorough Collegiate
education, in one OF the hrst Colleges OF our land, he
uuits a large experience as teacher Of youth. Young
men will be thoroughly fitted for College, or the active
duties Of life. Good board can be hsdin respectable pri-
vste families al eight dollars per month. The place is OF
convenient access, being on tbs line Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railrosd. Students viii leave the cars at
Forest Hin Station. where they will readily ind the
school by inquiring at the Female Seminary.
JAMES VOORHEES,, Principal.
ReCsTsrces-R.v- b. Miller, Principal Female Semina-
nary al Forest Hill; H. Owen, B. Cash, V. Bauguss, N.
Neville, 2 W. Kinney, ". I. Bette, S. Reid, J. VanEis,
J. Bogus, S. A. Mescham, Mr. Coldwell and B. Owen.
dec5-sm
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FOE RENT.

Ea:I A HOUSE aid LOT, between Madison and
EtfT| Court streets, near the Memphis and Charleston
-&RalrSa1 Depot cJnIaIni g seven rooms
Also. thirteen acres Of g-cund, within ~ miles Of
Court square. with fair Improvements on he same.
Possession Of either given Immediately Ap5y 70
oezI-.f GEO. DIXON
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FaEuabFe Farm for sale.

HAVING determined 10 move 70
(O Texas, I ofsT Tor sale the Farm on
Ao which I now reside, situated in Mar
. shall county. Miss, three miles firm
Ithe Mississippi Central ard six miles
- IRON the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
read. j. contains qO3 acres, about 500 OF which are in
cultiTatio1= Is well watered, having three perennial
springs on d Tsreut parts OF the Farm, besides an zbun-
dznoe Of wei water. Il is IN 3 healthy ncighb0rhOOd, The
s0ci=ty % which Is noted for it, intelligence and refine
ment. and is within eght miles OF both q Hsle and female
college The improvements consist % q good dwelling,
ice house cabins and all Necessary Guthguses-
For further particulars, inquire On the premises, or ad-
dress me az Lamar, Marshall county, Miss.
Gcs-datwftwfH 4. H. BONNER.
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FOR SAFE.

subscriber offers for sale the tract o. land
$500 which be now resides IN Haywood county
GS Tennessee, through which the memphis ahQ Ohio
- Railroad masses. Saiu tract contains about four
thousand acres. The Improvements consist Of e me
frame dwelling. with ten rooms, negro quarters, gin
b,nse- stables. > hne steam and griSt mill, good orchards,
ard ~ the necessary improvements Tor = large farm. or
en- bs conveniently divided into several small ones For
health and fertility u soil this place IS unsurpassed BY
INV ia the country. For further particulars apply to The
subscriber on she premises.
de~Tn-fawH TuOS- hAFAkD
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Saturday, January 10, 1857,
One Vacant Lot, No. ~, in Ger
WRnsONn.

The following properly beonsingso the estate o; Gsorgp
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GREAT RUssIAN REMEDY.
REDlING,S RUSSIA SALYE.

"E7e-y motasr shoald lave a - in lie house AaadJ
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FROM the undersigned on November 3Oth, a
NSST1 BLACK HORSE, ten OF eleven YEARS old, white
kAat spot in the forehead. one hind foot white, NJ
teen or sixteen hands high, from the residence
OF he Hen. X. W. N King, Shelby county. Tenn A
res sonable reward and all expenses will be paid for his
delivery a. the Livery Stable Of Newly in Memrhis.
declo-Iu JEPTHA i. BoWLKES.
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ESTRAYS--SHELRY COUNTY,

TAKEN upby B. 8. Taylor, on the 2Ist day
~ o. November, 1856, q bay mare Mule, I've or six
years old, fourteen hands high, collar mark On
GA1@ each side o. the neck sides chafed with traces,
she'd al rcund, name roscned and tail shaves; valued al
SIP said Taylor resides IN the 9TH Civil District,
-four miles East OF Pal Ugh.
Taken up by R. l.. White on the2gth day o. November.
1856. a baCZ Horse, about ten OF eleven years old, small
white pot tl the forehead, lefthind foot white. dfteen or
sixteen hands high partially roam On his rEht hip; val
uei a. 500. Also, a light bay horse Mule about I've
years Old. medium sizes valued az $40. said White re
rides or the Germantown Plank Road, six miles fro
Memphis.
Taken no By John Lavhorue. on the 2sth day % No
vember. 1856. a dark bay horse Mule, ab0ut fifteen hands
high, fresh wound over the left eye, and leIt fore f0st
somewhat twisted; valued al $50. saiG Lawharne re-
sides IN the 5th Civil District, near Memphis.
Taken up by T c. Bieckley on the 9Th day az Novem
Der, 1856 q DARK bay Mare O. Fily, about two years old
has a star in the forehead. and appearance Of Big Head
said Bleckley. resides in the 10Th Civil District. tive
miles East o. Germantown
Taken up b. }. S. Abernathy, on the 18th DAY Of No
vembe 1856, two match maze Mules. about four years
Old. fourteen or fifteen hands high. Of q bright bay color,
shod before, names reached ard tails shaved valued Al
500 each. Also. a dark hay horse Mule, sbout fourteen
hands high. four Years old, name shaved, &c; valued at
500. Said Abernatby resides in the TN Civil Distric.,
SIX miles Southeast Of Raleigh.
A. s THOMAS
dere-wst Ranger shelby county.
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CORN AND WHEAT mILLs.

CORN AND WHEAT MILLS,
'ENHOSE who are IN want Of Portable Mills for horse,
Il steam or water power, or Burr hillstones o. every
size, and best quality, are invited 10 call at my FACTORY,
where they are made. which are second 70 none in the
united states. Ny Horse Mills will grind from six 70 ten
and eleven bushels coed meal Per hour; and I can fully
suost2ntiate II" assertion. l guaranty satisfaction in
al cases l refer to a few Of tho merchants sf the city
who have sold many Of my Mills, and can testify OF the
high character they bear.
F. Lane & Co., Graham s. Hill.
Jones, Brown a Co.. J. G. Grihng 4 Bro,
l.. NJ Apperson * Co., strattoh, MeDsVitt& Co.,
Sample, Mitchell d Co.
All orders addressed 10 me direct, or through per-
Chants, thall have promp' attention. FACTORY on Poplar
street, adjoining City Mills, near the river, Memphis,
Tenn. WN RADGPR
dec7-sm
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Smokers. Attention!
TUT received, $4,000 Cigars, ranging in price from
j SO to $40 a thousand, by
II. II. POTTER,
decIs Nsiu-st. 81 door North Korsham House.
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Acres Valuable Landsfo Sale.

THATE for sale. on favorable terms, one hundred thou
sand ceres OF the finest land in the world, situsted 10
the counties OF Critt-ucen, S. Francis, Mississippi,
Washington. Henpsted and Sewer, Arkansas. These
were mostly entered Is ramp lands, and are exempted
20 ten years from date OF cutry from taxation.
Those whomzy wish 10 Invest viii call On me a. Gray
son. ARK. eight miles below Memphis, for further par
ff-rlars !. L. BARNARD.
-n-l-Ta-sn
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From Memphis 20 Grenada.


NEW DAILY LIN OF four-horse Post Coaches from
~ Memphis 10 Grenada, Ud Pamela, Oakland, and Pres
ton, sixty miles the shortest aud best route from Mem
phis 10 Grenada, through In sixteen hours; distance los
mies-thirty-seven miles by Railroad. Through tickets
can be had At the General Railroad and Stage Ofee, I'M
der the WOrsham House. Fare 81 90.
NcALEXANDER x ODELL,
novb-dagSm Proprietors.
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Norton, Bradley & Co., timers; s. Y. Asthews; :. r.
wioks, Barnard SloCum; S. Basiab3e; s. Mathews
Chss. A. wheaton Z. II. Brewster; G. ". Usenhentz
Syracuse. n. 7 : Amos Pratt, Master steamboat Globe
Buffalo, n. II S. c. Case, Sup't Cars and Buildings n
c. r R., Detroit, Michigan; VIM Wells; Henry CHS
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