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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-19

SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
Oh nBls swEEr HAVANA ORANGES;
slO bbls PeeAas.
lie boxcs Fire Crackers;
gruss say EocArfs. asserted;
T" Ro4an can1ss,
81 spa NAsela
~ nlas Lgats,
ICae Tusy-sass:
% boHes ". r. Cheese.
70 Lemons:
Ice dazsa Cans oyslers FsesA.
80 eetes kardsnes. assorted beas krEnasf
Fef SAID - J. 6. kobEaTs9Na Coassssisnary
aetsl aea Bakery, en- sreaassy.
Fire Crackers!
~ B1xRs ~ sAx ahsss Iass rscged ana a, al. ~
wv essis J. &. koHkkFs0A, arasdsaF.
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TENFyENlsG Lotteries
FOR JANUARY, 1857.
r. FRANCE g. CO, Managers.
Drawings conducted under the superintendent Of the
stale Lottery Commissioner.
Prizes paid as soon as draton.
A Grand Maryland Lottery
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA GLASS Il
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, SaturdsyJan. 81 1857
on nm Numhars, 1 mn prizesI
5 @ H II NJ f..

these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn by one
asal the Prizes are drawn out Ct he wheel.
81 7. "A. HuBBARD Co. authorized by the Man
ayers 10 ALI orders.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
CAPITAL PRIZE s5O.ooon.

CAPITAL PRIZE $50, OOO!!!
The following scheme viii be drawn BY s. swan Co.,
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, OF
Georgia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTTERY OF Alabama in each OF tnCir Lotteries Tor FEB
CLASS O,
To be drawn in the City Of Mobile AIabamain public on
SATURDAY, FEB. 7th, 1851.
CLASS "a,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgian public on
THURSDAY, FEB. 18th, 1851.
CLASS Is,
To be drawn In che City Of Atlanta Georgia, In public. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1857, on the Plan OF
SINGLE NUMBERS!
$4,000 Tickets $500 Prizes
MORE THAN CHE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TICKETS
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JAMES HERMAN ?. B. RAIN
HERMAN & RAINS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, South SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville. Tenn.

I'HE undersigned, having removed to Nashville and asso
i ciated themselves for the purpose Of conducting a
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, have recently opened
the noted stand formerly occupied by Pummer Co
large complete Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pure and unadueraed Family Medicines Choice Perumery
Fancy Articles &C. all Of which, guaranteeing the purity
and genuinenes Of every article they will sell at the
market price for cash the usual time to puncua
dealers.
They are determined to send oct article Of medicine
about viii their be any doubt whatever WITH reference
its purity
They respectfully solicit share OF the Prescriptions Of the
Physicians city This department otheir business will
be under the supervision Of competent chemists
They that their rigid attention and fidelity to the in
teres who may favor them with their patronage will
merit the appreciation Of their patrons and to
their enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN RAINS
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RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.
WESTERN FREIGHT AGENCY FOR
THE CHARLESTON LINE,
ALSO FOR THE LINZ
NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS, GA,

Sixty miles nearer than any other Route.
OFFICE NO. 90 COLLEGE STHEET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
nVERCHARGEs By the Charleston Line promptly adj
" jus ed AZ this once. Perons desiring information
10 rates freight Westward viii be furnished
with Tariffs upon application at t. Office or by mail.
Goods from It. Louis, L0uisYle and Cincinnati, 20 be
sent to Charleston c. Augusta and Columbus Ga Mont
Roneyv Ala or other stations the South Carolina,
Georgia Atlanta and Lagrange, Montgomery and West
Point Railroads. vii forwarded OF charge Except
drayagel when consigned 10 at Nashville.
Drayage from the River the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot IL contracted a. aha cents
per 100 lbs and exceed that rate except on lots OF
freight than 1000 wegh-q iantties less than lOOObs
charged 20 cents Tor the lot
jIr9-tf CHARLES W. ANDERSON, Agent
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MORE THAN CHE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
APPRoxTMATION PRIZES
$3.50 prizes amountingto Recommendation OoO
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves IS: Quarters So SO.

1890 prizes amouDtingto S2O4 600
Whole Tickets, S1O Halves SIS; Quarters $2.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 30O0 corresponding with those
Numbers tba Tcseis printed separate slips OF paper,
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed il Wheel
The first 22 Prizes similarly printed and encrcled, are
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and At the time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited the audience, and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers TO those
drawing the first II Prizes will be entitled to the 4S Approx
imstion Prizes according to The scheme.
5000 PriZrs of $50 viii be determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize
POr example, the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No i then all the Tickets where the number ends in
l will be entitled TO 900. the Number ends with No 2,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled TO $40, and so TO 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half Z" .........s.. 40
10 Quarter" ............. 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrst mall
designate
The list drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to pur
chssers Immediately after the drawing
S Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post Office, county and state.
Remember that every Prize is raWu and pay IL
fall without deduction
Prizes of$ 600 and under, paid media tely after
the drawing-oher prizes at the time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed other Tickets at either
Office
S. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
ianl2 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Nebster,s Private Correspondence.

heDSJefS fIlFaUe correspondence,
WITH Autobiography and Personal "reminiscences,
w containing aEO Biographical notice q Ezekiel
webster. Two vols, SvO.
A new Life Of Summarized, b. William W. wulett
Canterbury Tales, By Harriet lee, IN two volumes;
Tho Aiser, RisEeticketsck, and the Poor Gent.maa3
Three Tales il one volume BY Hendrick C0nOnsciencs (;
Poems Of Henry Wsdswort L~sngfellow o0mplete IN two
volumes.
New Juveniles.
The CastawGys; or, the Adventures OF a Family in the
Wnds OF Africa, Illustrated;
The Payday Book, New Stories for Little Folks, sy Pan
ny Fern;
Chantcieer, A Thanksgiving -sry Of the Peabody Fsmi-
y, BY Cornelius Mathews, with Illustrations, BY
barley;
Our Grsndmother's Stories, and Amt Eats's Preside
Memories. Just received snd for sale BY
l~au24-daw CLEAVBS x GUION-
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LOST.

For Sale Low to the Trade,
R00 KEGS nails.
OOO $50 pieces best Power and Hand Loom BsEginE
200 lis Machine Rope;
90 coils Manila Rope;
100 pounds Irvine.
DoUGHERTT & AYDLETT
nova % Praut r.
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Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 50 so.
NJ - NJ mKEE RTTEUE


The Numbers from I TO 80 eco, corresponding win those
Numbers on ths Tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per, are encircled with small tan tubes and placed IN one
wheel.
The FIRST 2Is Prizas. similarly printed and ezciEled, are
placed N smother wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and q number Is drawn
from the whorl Of numbers. and al the same ine a Prize
Il drawn from the other wheel. The Number aud Prize
rgCist- red By the Commissioners. the Pize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all The Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION RIzES-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the hrst Is
Prizes win Be entitled II the Y Approximation PiLes5 &C
oordiug 70 the scheme
~ The 3 COO Prizes Of $40 wfu be determined BY the
last ngurc Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For example, Il the Numbers drawing $50. 600 Prize ENDS
with No. /, then all the Tickets where The number ends
in l viii be entitled TO $50. II the Number ends with
Nc. ?. then all the Tickets where the number ends IN
will Be entitled 10 $50, and so on to o.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets--.....Sso 90
10 Half " 1900. 40 90
" " 10 Quarter " 1900. 20 90
" d" 10 Eighth " .-.....- 10 90
In ordering Tickets OF Certificates, enclose the money
to our address for thu Tickets ordered,on receipt Of which
they viii be forwarded by FIRST mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their sign lures pain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
e Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
e An Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
after the draWlng-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
II All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tirkets
At either once.
address orders for Tickets or Certificates OF Packages Of
mars s SWAN h co. Atlanta. Ga.
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Mechanical nenarfmenf

We have paid most particular Aftertion 10 the interests
Of our mechanics. We have selected such goods a. are
best suited 10 this market aud can safely guaranty salts
faction T. all.
Our stock in this department. is full and eomplete,
eamprising in
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FOR SALE.

THB subscriber offers for sale the tract Of land
Ss0n which be now resides, in Haywood county,
~Tennessee, through which the Memphis and Ohio
- Railroad passes. Sale tract contains about four
thousand acres. The improvements consist Of q hDc
frame dwelling, vita ten rooms, negro quarters, gin
bouse, stables. q ire steam and griSt mill, good orchards,
AID al the necessary improvements foT a large farm, or
can be c8nveniently divide into several small ones. For
health and fertility o. soil this place IL unsurpassed by
any in thec5uutTy- For further particulars apply TO the
subscriber on The premises.
dscIQ-dS1d THOS SHAPARD
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I VII L sell the tract Of Land on which / live, in Tip
4 pah county, Mss, six miles west Of Ripley, on
Tppah river, Tor creek containing Eight Hundred Acres
I've hundred Of the verE best creek b1tt0m-and the bal
snoe second Bottom and upland. There are shout one hun
dred acres cleared, and IN a hne state Of cultivation.
Tie improvements arr good snd rev, consisting OF a
Dwelling house. and ali necessary out houses. The above
tract o. land, I have no hesitancy in saying. Is one Of the
best in North Mississippi for raising Gotten, Corn OF
stock, a. the range is tine both Winter and Sumner.
For particulars about the place, I refer 10 Davidson, Ellis
4 Blair, Memphis; John v. Thompson, Ripley, Miss; ".
c. Peguis, Holly Springs, or 10 myself on the premises
ectl2-wtf j PEGTIS.
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For Sale!

I OFFER for sale i've hundred and twerty
acres o. Land, fourteen miles Northeast Of SOu-
~ervile- on the jackson rssd, Known as the former
= residence o. stEphen J8ruOn. The place Is well
improved. has q god faued dwelling house and excellent
Uut houses, Clubhouse, with q End th-esher, ic-h0use,
-. There Is on the premises an extensive orchard, with
al kinds o. fruits gr5wA in The country There are tive
hundred and hfty acres OF land in cultivation, and the
remaining portion well timbsled. Apply 10 the under
sicued. on the plzcs. 2. p RMO
mars-w6ms Black Oak Grove. Tenn.
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ron SALE Or RENT.

an excellent FRAMED COTTAGE, containing
f4sss7 four rooms, with Lot IS feet by $50, with good
k#ud cistern- situated On the South side o. Alabama
Eauk street. near its junction vita Poplar.
Terms q sale easy, NJ rent Moderate Possession cal
D. had al once. Enquire Of
ALSO. q hne HOUSE in South Memphis, containing
ssven Rooms, Kitchen and Servants Rooms, win SOD
Cistern. Possession cu be given 4nmediately.
A. J.. MONTGOMERY,
ua1S-srm Nc. II Madison street.
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FOR RENT.

I DESIRE 20 rent out for the ensuing year 3
I'm small farm Of eighty acres, lying two miles IRON
SUI Court SQUARE. This place has about sixty acres
A- cleared. and the balance IN timber, a oonforta-
BE residence with dvs ruons. kitchen, n gre houses, and
an necessary GU h uses, a good cistsrn and first rate o.
cbard, Of every variety Of fruits. For further p4rtieu-
lars apply 70
nrrs-rf III.
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a RARE CHaYCF.

Z OFYER FOR sale. e. favorable terms andat allow price,
NV PLANTATION n 500 acres % the b=st quality q
Mississippi bot land, all greatly above overflow, 10
miles west Of Memphis, on the plank road; 100 acres q
cleared Lang sud q new doGhie-frame House With suit
able choes. Apply 81 the place 10
PETER LEONA2D, or 20
ssr7-tf DANIEL HUGHES Memphis.
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EITFWp0D

BEAUTIFULLY sitaated about ,=o miles Southfsss
ID from Memphis Tue grounds have bern surveyed
and handsomely laid Of by an inexperienced ~lAntscaFs gar
deHer, vsU ing in size from one 10 tWslVe hundred square
feet. and each lot Numbered with 3 durable pol and eiged
with cyerzreens, and TIE entire tract enclosed with the
Usage Orange AeGse sad grounds are eXsnpt from
tsIes and execution. Arising nom the sale Of lots, q
fuud Is 70 BE- raisGl f. b. Invested in Corporation b0lfs Of
the city o. 2emphss, the Interest u which IS 10 keep Up
Cemetery pe-pstusly. 4 Reception Vault is nov
esU9lgted and reedg for use. 4 map Of the Grounds
~ ~ Be seen At tbs 0lce Of the Company, No Madison
street, also at the Cemetery.
The price q lots have ben redCced 70 a uniform rate OF
twenty i've cents . square foot. Terms cash, OF note 81
four months with a sod Cnd0rser payablciu Bsuk. with
ost interest. For q single grave ten dollars, 10 b. paid
for ~ The time purchase. Opening graves, two dollars
and Eny cents, 10 be paid invariEbT at the time OF ap-
p~lication, OF arranged through The Sexton. There tcrmE
must be compiled with By ell peFons, before they CAL
hury o. the grounds, which they can do by calling on
the Secretary and Treasurer ~ The one, or on the Su-
p~erideut At the Cemetery. When the purchase money for
4 lot has been paid, the Company vii execute . deed 70
The purchaser. 2 7. STEWART President
JOS. LENOW Sec'y x Tress'r.
nov2T-twaw1T " Supert.
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The Resi- in the World

CAN Dc done b those Who wish 70 purchass
7s7 City Property, OF handsome Country Residcnoes
AIl in the suburbs. On some o. the latter can b
III had 3 fine Residence, ready for occupation.
Terms liberal, and title good. Apply to
naIr-ff CHARIEg D. NcIEAN
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m RENE

on Lzudsrdale street, outside the corporation
49, NINE n or LAND, which has been &C.
E-uI cupiei for wears By q Gardener. e the prem-
L&nA ises is Z small dwelling. containing four -o9ms
and Easement. There Is 3 good cIstern near he house.
Tke7s is also : good orchard, aud = nne grape sroor- AP-
s35s-.S JOHN CAENOvAN.
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E0R SALE.

Twill sci on GOOD terms the following prop
Geety- IgR acres. two miles from Memphis, kast
49, the Hernsnd0 road, On the Kerr Avenue Ssyel
acres on jackson street extended, adjoining Dr-
Esekfnls former residence. Six acres fronting On VIII
Hsms' Avenue, nearly opposite n. J. Wrightsresidenee
Also. a beautiful Lot 200 By ls4 feet, On HernandO
nc 9i E85oi IN. PRovINE.
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A Valuable Tract of Land,

IA aAlAAA VI ny Aa& III III kAar "a AEMaLAru uE eel u
sell % the highest bidder,
A Valuable Tract of Land,
Containing about 34 acns, wing in Shelby couu v. Ten
nesseee-one parcel or division Of which Is bou lded a.
follows:
Beginning at a hicrOry marked ". P. running thence
with Pruden's. formerly 2arlsy's southern boundary.
south 81 degrees, west l03 poles and ~ links. O. a sake
near a black gum; thence with his line north 6 degrees
west - poles % a stake near a sweet gum on the STAG
rJsd (nOw plank road from Raleigh to Somervule; theucs
along SAID road sOuth- 81 degu IS west IS poles 20 a STAKE
on the west sid Of a branch /; then south 8 degrees east.
- poles TO a stakei tn nee south 81 degrees west a poles
to a stake; tnence south. s degrees east, I43 nsles. 10
same line north 81 degrees east, a poles, to a white oak.
his corner; thence with his line south, S degrees east.
81 poles 10 a stake, his corner, near . red bud po.ater a.
the sd camp ground; thence with his line north. 81 de-
grecs east, crossing Hurricane Greek. in all s. poles 70 A
stake, bis corner; thence with his line south, s degrees
east, 81 20 ess 20 a stake, neartwo hickory and gum point
e s. thence north, 81 degrees east, l26 poles TO 4 sake Ia
WARTS western boundary, at the ROrth end o PARKS
line; thenee With Warts line, crossing the cr-ez, 2s
poies 10 the beginning containing 800 hundred acres more
or less bling the same tract OF land conveyed By Adam
x. Alexander 10 ThOuas Anderson, deceased, and b. liz
heirs 90 complainant Leath.
The other division OF parcel OF said tract contaias ahuut
four acres, and adj0ins the above mentioned tratt, being
q parcel q land conveyed BY George Farley to ThU-as An
derson deceased.
TERMS or SALr-The above mentioned Ian IS will be
sold On a credit Of seven months, purchaser to execute
bond with approved security, with q IL Il on the PREMISES
redemption barred.
- Sale at II O'Clock, A. n.
JOHN G. LANITR R,
mAfl2-daWtds Clerk and Master.
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GabOr- Sailing Nlatbines.
s. D. TRUEHEART.---."----...-..J. NJ. wooDSoE.
TRUEHEART & W0ODSON,
Manufacturers of Southern Star Cotton Gin,

~ TENN
ESFECTFULLY call the attention Of the public, par
II ticulzrly the Co ton Planter 20 their GIN MANU-
FACTORY, now in successful op-rsuon 10 tins place. We
deem it unnecessary 70 publish any testimonials Of the
good performances Of our Gins, Though many could be
prccared OF gentlemen who are nov Using nm OF
high reputation ~ plaLt-Ts. and would not be satisfied
with any but a good Gin; and we will only add that we
sre determined 10 SPAR no pairs OF meaas TO make a
Cotton Gin that will pr ase the Planter.
IN addition 10 the Gin we formerly advertised aCd sold
for So pr saw. We are now dttinE up al imprOred style,
a. con idsTahle additional expense " ich We VIII sell at
50 50 per saw
A sample o. our Gins can always b. seen al Messrs.
Graham * Hips. who are our agents in n mphis.
Gentlemen Planters. send in your orders with specin
cations, and ny shall be prompt y ATTENDED 70. A sUf-
hcieut guaranty given 10 every saIe-
2 R-psiring done with neatLess ard disT 2tch.
rn.-aAdav-en
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sR CsgRD.

-- just received some n those ele-
~ CANT FRENCH BOURDOTR PIANOS,
n III II n from tue celebrated Plane Factory u
"ERsRD, F." at Paris and London, and Of
fer hem TO- sale. Ikaep those splendid little ORGANS.
called S~ersphlne, with from Ten % thirteen stops, and al
f~beIatest imp70T ments. These are known 10 be me best
Instruments for Churches, Lodges and School Rooms. All
l1srrumebts sod bV me ae warranted for Nv years.
Tuning and Repairing OF Pianos, Vioiins, Organs,
Hel0daons, etc, etc5 done u q x lTkmanlks manner Al
Moderate prizes
e do not pretend 70 give lessons o. any number and
vali-ty Of Instruments.
HENRY G. HOLLENBERG,
faus-tf IA Main str-at.
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Gbanttrg SALTS.
CHANCERY SALE OF 4

CHANCERY SALE OF 4
VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE.
DURSUANT 70 = Decree o. TIE Chanosrv Court Of w@p,-
y phis. rendered IN the caseof Wm. A. Bickf1.d %.
Walker Coleman and others, I vii, On
Thursday, April 23d, 1857,
in front o, ny Cfo-, IN The csty Of Memphis. proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder,
Valuable Lot and Residence,
10 The city q aemphis, situate on the Sou hcast o-rer
Of Washington AID laird streets. fa1n--nr q mir s+rs.t
1rty ftet, and running ba-k and fronting On Va hing
Ton street one hundred and forty-eight ieet tuo inches.
The Improvements consist o. a large three tory Brie-
hfsi-sEces recently erected, an excellent Cisteru. and
CHER im~proveIents. all in good Oru-r Erd condition
Terms Of SdLe-rhree thousand % ars 10 De- rad IN
cash balance 10 two cquai i~nstaIme1ts, 81 SIX and wslvs
months from dzy CT sss. With interest from date mr.
chasrr 70 execute notes wiih approved security. r. Temp
ti0n barred. JDuN d rsVTpg
mar25-dzwtd Ua7E ~ 49,
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INSURANCE COMPANY,

NIFFHFN d. IIEIIo, y n. MILFUHUl
HENRY S. KING, JOS. BARBIErR, JEs
BORO.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
s. B. CURTIS. LII. DUPREE, Z. S. KING.
Medical EEdmiaer-GFO r. GRANT, J D.
At0rney-J. B. THORNTON. RSq-
Assisfedby-SsP BANKHEAD. Esq.
And a = meeting Of the neE Directory q wednesday,,
the 18th INST, the following officers were Chossa for the
yesr:
JAMES B THORNTON, President.
GEO R. GRANT Vice Presidenf.
THOS. D Secretary.
oFFTCE-NO. 8. Madison street, corner Fro1t Row.
febTT-dIV
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NOTICE.

To u EdtIUHD UI tHt UUMMtIJIdI U8ttI
EEELING very grateful to a liberal and gensr, Us pub
IL lie for their support in whatever branches z bush
ness I have been engaged here, 7 desire to render my ao-
knswledgments nlors especially for their support Of thia
establishment and fer the quiet and good order ny Euests
have enabled me 70 preserve In lt.
The license for retailing s~pirituOus liquors at The bar
having expired, it wiz, in difference 10 the law, bs closed
from and after this day. D.
Jan14-f Proprietor Commercial Hotel.
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educational.

Collierville Male Academy.
mHIRD SESSION begins FIFTH If JANUARY, and
Il continues tventy-One weeks.
Faculty.
J. B.. STANP Principal. English.
J. LATTO A. NJ, Ancient Languages.
g. Z. BRIDGES Steward.
TERMS. DUE At CLOSE OF SESSION.
0r;hography, Rearing and Writing 8 90
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic.-.. 10 90
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Se....-..--. IS 90
Mathematics and Ancient Lsnguages--.......... 20 90
Board. including all contingent expenses per month 9 %
Students charged from time Of matricuiating 70 close
Of session, and no DEDUCTION except for pr0tracied illness.
janl-u2m
% Enduirer copy.
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sWeMlpIS5S FOsg9Sdegy
MACHINE SHOP,
Adems Street, Memphis, Tenn.

Autm5 8LrbeIl IUuu.s
Is now prepared 10 DO al kinds OF Machine work; aiso,
i Steamboat work o. even DESCRIPTION, Steam Engines,
Saw Mills Of every description, Cotton and Wool Ma
cLiaery, Gin Gearing, Planning Machines. Also, Brass
FUundery, CzstiaE aud Fini hing, Steam Guage Cocks and
Castings o. every description, heavy Wrought Iron F0rg-
ing. wrought Iron Grat1zs fer JalS, Bank Vaults, Gel
lar and Sidewalk Crates, lyon Fencing Of every tescriP-
tiou made % order Also. House Fronts, window Caps
and SIs, Of various patterns In q word, ] an prepared
% d. every description OF work IN my line
have now in shop tire latess and most Improved pst-
terms % Steam Engines ISAAC PHELON
s MCKENNA. Superintendent. feblO-ly