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STAPLE and Fancy IVY Goods
House 0arpcntcrinE.

TINE undersigned have entered into copart.
! nership, and are prepared to do all work
in the carpentering business, with which they
may be favored They a,il work at reasons.
hl. prices, aud their work will stand the test
of criticism,
All orders promptly attended to.
MOTT & SMITH
April 30, 1857. No 81 #
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Law Gard.

rEO LANE, Aaorneg az Lar, Marshall
VI Harrison county, Texas
September s. 1885.
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lNr. \. Sears.

nFFERS his professional servises to tbs
~ citizens Of Marshall and surrounding
country,
~ Office at the Drug Store of Sanders
Sears.
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binoN "E
llain u'N
ila'a ''"s "'"'''
lawns,
!asone~'
bafeses'
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brihant'
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fnnt' lh ffea' f''''Y'
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Nh'e 20 on, - ro,r.b and
Linen l''f '.l'''o"|
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Towels, and crash,
Brown Holland
BIRD eye DIAPER
amen lawn.
Linen cahor'e'
iri~h lihrh,
LINEN e"'po'N ''"s'
Fnh,oid.ro8 do
Lawn wv
alovcs Hosiery. 0tC.
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Law lard.

~ = j INNINGS, Attorney Al Ldir Mar.
}. shall Texas Office at North-wes;
corner OF the public square,
lannarN 81. 1888.
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- MONROE HYDE, Attorney and to,m.
-. ssiior a Laic, Marshall, rcxas
Jan. -. i-53 n2> ".
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dissolution.
LAW ~ Il(l.

N J. HALL, iaatsy a. lac, Marshall,
vi. HARRISON county. FeNas,
" 90 prietlce in all the counties 70 which the
old INN heretofore pucticet aud ia the M
p,cmc and FcierA, courts At .lylcr.
Feb / 81 "
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MAS JUST RncsIvsp LAnsh ASSORTMENT on
NE w q . . - sly.
,I,HE undersigned is now receiving his usn-
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TERMS:
Eor .Ik Course Including al Department. Of Book
keeping, Lecturss dHd fenmGmsaip, inrd"idLtg Z"
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WHEEIING. va. MONDAY MORNING,
I've Pn.senner Trnin. DaIIy eaeh way.

o II r n tn R o U q N.
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE wEsTI
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MISCEEhA ANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN 81. WHEELING.


F4LE .AAD lVIN1.Ek TRADE.
STONE q THOMAS take pleasure in tAat
p receipt 81 thssE fun stOSk oi FELL al
.sysSssd-, VnFIrsTes aud millinery F;oOd.
fhey tAse iust rrciSSu tisiI Se.ia fAl fur iaAsVu
senl TO ils Puddle pipre than .e,,f r
$4,000 WOIlI'I1 OF GOODS,
Dehs b., he "a gsst MOST bkSIliAt LE sfoLk aud
embracing t BIT SEEECTION chyie. 0Udh tt4 have
ever 0IrTtd o. Ist PubIe.
To their f0FrT they hs added iaTus stock Of
and hrautlul choice FuIs suitahls for thE
Wiutet Ffadet0 butl Of which, gt0 their stock
n nrTRlly, tlsy fnVitr the ATTENTION o. the Trade.
naVfuE
Il lAI heavy In all kids cStloi Rabirs, aud bS
ing largely Ait tl Cas Gas the. have duhe oT
st1 ~ we'll dFecN fsua tiS aortef-. aHf NanufAe
th IN instances tleS nhr e. SIR nncsinens
TO 80 tGsA bsyers, eiter b. t PIECE OF ~ RETAIL
rXet. u b. no SIMILAR hUu-e ! the Wet.
To tbs Oi trr rapidly increasing HFade they
have ars aI making aBp Ehtr - fuFuish
tr Plhle With Of the bsst selses stOeks Of 0ds
thriF ilnr IN tn West
In this stoek may be found Faiy
l4Sa yds Sks-embFar1nE Ot the dut q iulOTted,
4fHU . fFiuGh M-TinOea, CashmsEes, BoHnbaEines,
thibeta sad MaddOmins-Ul rVvTy 'uAlity and colsT,
fun Hue the Richest Painted 0uhrr shaded and Sat.
4rl SaUs and Ci0aks-enhFAelHg Of TIE Fiehest
ever Onei ed Ia WheelinE
UB yds Glaplalus, Drhasrs. Dlaines Prints, and
6LuU0 q Of Dunestes-tltbFarfug lnFEtsG HHe uf
'ousr, tf not By any house IN the eity.
Tney have laid IN their stock With view closer cash
Iads and Plse the Pbe that CGoFt upon thsiF part
shall BE- wanting -,
They frSl confident that they oGeF Inducgneuts 70
se cGla bUssss eXcellsd by htnse West, Il
hr UDitrd Stats No tronlr show E0osOohs e
Cars, llotsls atpd Boats fnF elstomsTs-
- WA3S Oh hand Prime LtVe Geese Fcathers-
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ION anl &C. .Ieaa.g N.y .s. .F.ia. v Faa :. toov.
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CITY BUSINESS.
EHcOr aus ANEUICAX HANEFAcFUEEG
gEHLElSs% BOOK u EEA1kR
d l " fitiTc IIlnid

INcE thls supsfor Flaia ~ has h-ea bsisss e F..
- neaEy yeara, has beSa e01slanlly glaT -
unll Ellid.
lrs, thrg NiIh aIaiIeFAgs lVs ha. SD
10 hans aud ineEcants - Genu=fi. E6uIye, Rltta-
bnrEA. BuaIs CIspsIani, Irtr TtlEr lEaui
vesh,s, inaAnaIbis, Eranea ii=, FEankf1EI. GEEtus
S- Orirns X nso ta slepes1 q te tllle De-
lflnltts E&hteks Eslbe8sse al AlElllllppl u has
thFtS EEf eaE BSlunaS u alcl llIEllaIof
ieituati aud LuisVit, an1 f5lr l UGs and RTils H.
and Illinois.
Te following aeFehan4l, blnErs. 4e L. WksglaE. haRa
1sIng ATnOli's ElfI PsTshAIs1
lrTs lioak. .kerpeFss fFtiHs finid=
NoFtbgeIieFn HiEEilias HeEFlu1le MndhHncIs
Hank Of EhethEs Bank % WheelE Cftgerlt Halufaetl-
Eng COnpauy; Gounty q n = Ot Csnlys Nlilual IsIs
Faph Odier. Ealtiufe ana Cis Railroad OeEs MeLuFB
nousgs ~ ~, Holloway &Gus Husstn HcAfseS 9OEto1,
MattheHH Co.. ]. SEeEnFy Snn; Dulle C1NIils OF
Boyd; Boyd 1iE UASsr Fryer JsA u SlSst c. hslA
lin, GlbeTlun Co.; Press
fOT sale ~ manufacturers rFieE8 bg
O108 LaA1DpEN. GELnkEsQN AOo.
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COMMERCIAI, COLLEGE
TERMS

TERMS:
keeping, Lectures dRd I'enmuHshLb, tnUdTIuGEg I" .
tSs III GSurss IL Ldi:: Dsrte,
>INHE PROPRIETORs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and upPreSsden.sd sue
which marked tv oI ter Institution since
"a 70 NJ Tor s ,f,J
sire Course OJ mercantile nsfiHg The great practical
experience oi tie Principal, BanGg and C0lnisr
cia Housts assisted by sducayI accomplished gentle
men has enabled lam be degree oil Perfection
system COUNTING ROOM Instruction. By orai exercises
NUT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER lNsTlTlT!oN; Each
student, by this Hr, At tS Disk inaa.ta
y step by s,sg 4 until ~ ~ fs gfS sEf az f oI Es a
serred an dBprenticeStip Ia LtFVS CVnhHerctdt
bluildgrs are in u great measure, dissipated.
addition engagement OF accomplished Assist
ants have secured the services O some VI TIT
Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture on commercial
our course Of extended to
but emDraess sysry thing cOnmss'ga with
its c.nc Principes-Lecturys upon Commercial HStS5
and '0ry ol E.Sn1 Sn GasatOs
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics OF ErSde Fart
uerShip, SC. F'
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is opened for the reception OF Ladies' NO institution IN
imparts thorough or Interesting course IN
ths Department.. ,,,,. .., -
ternR reception with which enterprise has met Ia tet
%5sgs e@ssss SIssss i Sis
ether siRiIttr MsrcuRtKe collage. ,,,.
Among the many reccomnieudatohs We give 1ne
inH:-
ave- the undersigned take pleasure In testify that We
are personally acuIaintrd with GranEers ability As All
aud Teacher OF Book Keeping, whichs Of S
highest order. had great experiences as an AG
couutan in heavy Commercial Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in mpartng FrdctIcat
Kno.eiedge q Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
l. j. ALLEN, ILL., D.,
President of Farmer College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of kenyoi college,
To young men who wish to acquire "Bnstn EducI'
finn facilities seldom qunIeu.
Mr. the OF theoret IA EnoM
edge Rpness In teaching, added to practical Counne
Room experiences feel confident that graduates rH
College viii be fully competent to keep the most eoHP
cHted SstQf BOOkS.
A. r. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JANNEY Scc'y Board OF CONTROL state Bank Of "
J. r. PARA, Book Keeper VI d. y WOodDuryS
D. OVEHDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. a. MILLS, SecS Columbus Gas and Coke Go.
q. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s.
RB-POr full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-1v ProDrletors.
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Poor old UuclesNed."
"And he had NO WOol on tiie top Of his h ad,
On the IlAce where the NOol ought to ETOU."
THERE are some fuks a-ays In the lau1snta-
hlr DIX with Uncle Sed. They may change their
Of TO Of rrjsieiHp, u they Nl only thr
.vans which ATt offers TO Nature. to aid her
emeF9an's 1lnlP BsaaOFhaIVe.
Is veil kisOsH and valuable HAIR TONlC. There are
hose ia Wheeling HhO ttif to s preventing
the loss Of hair, aud IN TstOTiu luxuFant EToGth Wer
hIOuFh s'cknsss or OteTNs, tbs hair had unfortunately
:.lltn Ost.
Iusr.On's Hair TonIe Is for sale by
7. q LOGAN 4 Co
dCcil BTilge COrutF bTuErists,
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III IlIlNU % = In = At4ILE1l.
TONE q THOMAS take pleasure uHisuaItelhR t,at
p receipt ei thsE fun stOSk O Fali s'l
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Virginia Cent? al Railroad.
ORANGIS AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
areat Northern and Southern Mah Rou. Q.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN

2 Esss s3ls 9 EsI:..E J. .ys3lEs SS.I. -
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
SOUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 11'

SOUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, No. lis
April 81, 1857.
This Lodge having been called to pay the last sad td-
butte TO the memory OF our late worthy Past Master,
THOMAS B. CARROLL, we feel, that as MasOns, it is
right and proper that our records should bear testimony
TO our estimate Of his character.
He vas q man OF positive mind, and never occupied q
negative or doubi ful position. No one could mistake his
convictions on any subject, for they were ever clearly,
forcibly and fearlessly expressed, regardless OF censurs or
praise. Honesty Of action and purpose were the most
prominent traits in his character, aud were never denied
him by his most decided opponents.
Admitted al an early age as a member -four fraternity,
he soon evinced a strong attachment 10 the tenets OF our
profession ever prompt to aid with his counsel, support
with his il influence and relieve with his purse the dist essed
Brother. the widow and the fatkerless.
AS q Master OF this Lodge, he presided with hrmness
and dignity; administered our laws without favor, par
TALLY o. p~rejudiSe; never paIliating OF aggravating an
ofense; judging with candOr, admonishing with kindness
aud reprOving with justice. This was his character as a
man and Mason. We, his bTethun OF the mystic tie,
knew him long and knew him well; hence We honored
him while living, and now mourn his death and respect
his memory Therefore, be IL
ResolUed, That we viii as q led 2 attend his funeral,
and d pOsit his bocy in the grave according to the cere-
monies Of our ancient and time-honored institution
Resolved, That the lodge be clothed in mourning, and
that the members wear the usual badge for thirty days.
Resolved, That a page in the book Of minutes be in
scribed with bis name, age, date OF his initiation, and
death.
ResoIvsd, That the W. Master Of this lodge present
the bereaved widow and family with a copy u these pro-
ceedings, and convey to them the assurance Of the deep
and heartfelt sympathy Of every member Of the lodge in
this great and ~afaicting dispensation Of the OmnipOtent
Grand Master Of the Universe.
JAMES T. BOURNE. W. NJ.
F. n. z. FAULKNER, Sec'y.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-saleso OF cotton to-day 25Oe
bales; market dull and slow Of sale, but p ices are unal-
tered. Receipts to-day, 500 bales. Sugar I0H Flour
is advancing, st. Louis ca ; Corn is very dull at 1880.
Other articles unchanged.
CIScISEATI, April 2s.-whlsky. demand %sctive, adj
vaneed \, 2sH, advance caused by light receipts Flour,
active, full prices, ss9sl4; Bulk Pork dull, Nominal at
close.
NEW YORK. April % Flour, unchanged in every re-
spect Mess Pork, demand good advanced, 500 l2H
wheat, demand good, advanced, II; Lard, unchanged;
Bulk PORK, moderate demand, firm. advanced.
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IECEEDIARIsM IN THE CoUETRY-Wel learned
yesterday that the residence Of Dr.. VIM. L. GARNER,
on Biz Greek, in this county, was fired on Tuesday Of last
week. and entirely destroyed. All his out-hOuses, with
The exception OF al once, were also destroyed. After
this fire the Doctor occupied the once, and last Friday
night IT was burned, and he barely escaped in his night
clothes, from the flames. Both OF these hres were the
work o. inosadiaries, who are as yet unknown. Besides
losing bis house, once barn, and other Out-buildings, the
DOasr was robbed Of several thousand dollars which he
had in his ONCE, last Friday. There was no insurance on
the prsperty destroyed. The Doctor is one OF the Oldest
and most estimsble citizens OF the county, and We SYM
psnizs with him in his loss, and trust the incendiaries
~ - sarrnn--z
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ArRrL2s 1857.

~ Persons Of sedentary habits, who are
generally affected with Vertigo, LaRgSor and Exhaustion,
Nausea and Headache, have in B9rhave's Holland Bitters
a grateful remedy. It gives strength and energy to the
system, stimulates the digestive organs, and cOrrects
acidlty Of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any
Of the many limitations Of this delightful Aroma. To
prevent lmpOsitions, be careful to ask for BGRHAvE's
HOLLAND BTTTTRs.
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Special NIeeLing.

LIBERTY HALL, AemPhls, April % 1857.
President in the chair. The following preamble and
resolutions were offered by /. ANS, Jr., and, on motion,
unanimously adopted by the meeting, viz:
WHEREAS. The Supreme Executive Of human events
has sent forth the edict that death is the lot Of every
man, the rich and poor, the high and low; and whereas,
He has been pleased 10 remove hence our worthy Mayor,
ian honest man, the noblest work OF GOd) Hon. Thos. B.
Carroll, fer many years past an active member Of Liberty
Fire Company No. ,: Therefore, be II
ResOlUed, That we, in common with our fell0w-hremen,
deeply deplOre the sad Hf1iction which has befsilen US as
nremen, our city as a corporate body, aud the family OF
the deceased, and that we extend our heartfelt sympa-
thies to the afflicted family Of our deceased brother.
Resolved, That as a token OF res sect for his memory,
that Liberty Hall be draped in mourning, and that the
ofnoeTs and members OF Liberty Fire Company, No. ),
wear Grape on the left arm for the space Of thirty days.
Resoiued. That q copy Of these resolutions be addressed
TO the family Of the deceased, and a copy be furnished the
city press for publication. LEWIS ANS, Jr,
Seerstaru Libertu Ere Co. No. 3.
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MEETING OF a meeting "
,he soldiers OF IsIa, OF the Florida and the Mexican "SIs'
ha,s IN pursuzboe OF q call, at the once Of DR.. r NJ
D,currSor on wednesday evening, the 18th, Col GEO
p.rrrsoN. enc OF the Defenders Of Washington In H.
>. c,usd to the Chair, and Capt. J. H.. HcAAHoS' Isl
p.,,n.,t Armstrong; Tennessee Brigade, was appointed
Secretary.
Tbs obiect Of the meeting was explained to be- TO make
s,itsh,e arrangements for nling the place assigned 0tnS
so,sIe. OF those was, in the civic procession, on Friosy'
LIST OF Nay. :,
the Voltigeurs, It was
Rs.olped. That we procure . suitable banner ~ y
,s~IDtfoD-~SOidiers Of 1912" "FloridA ana MsA
- nEsnd that we each wear q red SIX sasn q 3 Daose'
- thst We viii meet IN front Of Surgeon r N bieAIn
-. oeee Nc. s Madison street, a. hAI-p@st elshl
sSJ-.k On he morning Of the lst Of May.
on nation Of g HlgA Private" WAEDELL, Il was
p.,olr,d that 3 committee Of three Be appointed 10
- mi ne foregoing resolution, and thai we hereby
o-4a1S ! most hearty invitation 70 the old soiolerso OF 10 =.
- sSose 81 the Florida and Mexican wars, oJoin rs 10
1-ore.sion. and that all such are hereby requesteo 10
y tbssr nsmes al DR.. DickinsOn's sofhee on Thurfday.
se-9e-nt HAILNAF, Sergeant POLES tf Company Z:
"a 0-sSo.nsD and Private WASDELL, were appointed
said committ-e.
Anu GORGE PATTISoN, Presidenf. 4
IL. MCMAHON, Seerefsrv.
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On the 10th Of April, by A. L. Mccain, ESQ, in the
village Of POtersvins, Upton county, Tenn, Mr.. J. TUR-
NER BROWN and Miss SUSAN wHITLocK, both Of that
vicinity
ain pleasures dreams or sorrov's hour,
In crowded hall or lonely bower,
The business Of my soul shall be
Forever to remember thee %.
On the 2sth instant, at the residence Of F. 3. Whit
Geld, Csc, by Rev. c. R. HendricksOn, Mr.. BEEJAMIS
NAY sc Miss DEMETRIA A., daughter Of s. R. Sim
mons, Esq, OF Fsyette county.
~ west Tennessee whig please copy.
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~ splendid arch, manufactured by
Messrs. BEAUMONT, MAXWELL & Co, was placed
across Main street at Its intersection with Madison, yes
tsrdsy morning. Gas pipes run across the top OF it,
from which burners eject. II will be q beautiful affair
when completed. and when lighted NJ which we presume
viii be dsne this evening, . grand spectacle win be pre-
scented. Il twill be the centre Il attraction.
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Co~TToN-SEED on. - We would refer our
readers 70 the advertisement OF Messrs. :. P. PRESCOTT
Il Co, Who are selling CoffoH-Ssed on. It is sold
cheaper than lard oil, and answers the same purpose.
Some Of eur railroads have tried it, and pronounce 1t just
the article needed. Should any persons wish anything
in that or the soap line, esn on them in front Of CONNER
cal Hotel, near the river.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
GRAND RAILROAD JUBILEE
AT MEMPHIS,
list and I'd of NAV Next.

A MPLE arrangements are beng made for he accom-
n mediation OF all who may wish 10 participate in the
festivities Of the occasion.
The Trains will run as follows
The regular Mail Train will leave Mepphis at 7l5 A.
M, arriving al Sardis at 1918 A. NJ.
Returning. leaves Sardis at lO35 A. NJ, arriving At
Memphis LES P N.
The Accommodation Train win leave Sardis at $40 A..
NJ, and arr We at Memphisa at 10 A. NJ.
Returning, leave Memphis at $40 P. NJ, and arrive al
Sardis at 100 p. NJ.
Z No freights will be carried those days.
Also, q Sunday Train, leaving SaTdis at $40 A.. NJ, ar
irving al Memphis at 10 A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Memphis at $40 P. NJ, arriving at
Srrdis at 700 p. NJ.
Fare reduced for the occasion.
ap23-dawtmay2 Z. n. PATRICK Stunt.
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WE are requested 70 announce the name Of 5. A
MOORE as d candidate for the Office OF City Marshal, al
the ensuing June elections. marl9-te'
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II We had the pleasure Of a visit on Mon
day rom S. n. sCOTT, Rsq, editor Of the ArkGnsatr
Traveller, published at Arksdslphis, ARK. Nj. sCOTI
was clerk Of the House Of Representatives Of that state,
and is a prominent Democrat, well known throughout
Arkansas. His paper circulhtes in a thieEly settled
country, and is = nne channel for our merchants to make
their business Known. Nj. SCOTT viii remain in our
city 1ntn after Tie celebration, when he will proceed TO
Ci,ciHnsti for the purpose Of getting new material, It
being his intention to enlarge the Tr0sssr upon his re-
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THE RAILROAD CELEBRATION.
/ORBER OF PROCESSION FOR MAY 1sT, 1857.
Z FIRST DIvIsIoN-MARsHAL MORRIS.
VIII form on Main, above Market, in regular Order)
Music.
Visiting Military Companies.
Washington Rifles.
Union Guards.
SECOND DIvIsIoS-MARsHAL BANTER.
CWul form on Market, Exchange and Poplar streets,
SO as 10 take their positions In regular
order)
Visiting Fire Companies.
Independent Fire Company No /.
Liberty Fire Company No. 3.
Mechanics Fire Company No 4
lnvincible Fire Company No o.
Washington Fire Company No. g..
Hook and Lacder Company No. l..
Strangers and Citizens on foot.
THIRD JONES
(wTl form on Washington street, Oh The Bast Of and
fronting Msin street, In regular oTder)
P~residento o. ths day and Vice President, in carriages.
orators OF the day, in carriags
Soldiers Of the War flSI2 and Mexican War, in carriages.
Governors Of the different States, in carriages.
Presidents All Officers OF the different Railroad COmps-
mics, in carriages.
FOURTH Nm BRIDGES.
OWN form on Adams street, on the East OF and fronting
Main street. in regular ordes.)
Visiting Mayors and Aldermen Of the different cities, IN
carriages.
Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis, in carriages.
FIFTH MISREPRESENTATION ROCKET.
(wIn b. formed on Jefferson street, East side Of and
fronting Main street)
Delegates from different cities, in carriages.
SIXTH EDMoNDsoN.
Cwin form On Court street, east side OF and fronting
Main streetl
Ladies, in carriages.
SEVENTH MISUNDERSTANDING BAKER.
(Win form on Court street, west side Of and fronting
Main street.)
Strangers and Citizens, IN carriages.
EIGHTH MISREPRESENTATION PARK
Twin form on Madison street, east of and fronting Main
street)
Strangers and Citizens, on horseback.
The Marshals Of each division viii select one assistant.
~RoUTE.-Dswn Main to Beal street; thence to Second;
up second to Union; thence to Third; up Third to Mar
ket; thence to Main; down Main to Madison; thence to
Second; up Second to Court Square, where the speaking
will take place at the close of which the procession will
form In the same order as before, and move up Second
street to Market; thence te the Navy Yard, where dinner
will be served-amplep provisions being made for all who
nay be present.
The music engaged by the Committee will meet at EI-
change Buildings, at O'Clock A. n.
The carriages engaged by the Committee VIII form on
Second street, between Jefferson and. Adams, in charge
In charge Of Lieut.. MOORE, and subject only to the or
ders Of the Marshals.
In order 10 avoid confusion, carriages and horsemen
will not leave the procession, on its return TO Court
Square, until regularly dispersed by the Marshal OF their
division.
The Assistant Marshals mounted and wearing blue
scarfs, will meet the Chief Marshal and Aids at Exchange
Buildings, at eight O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Marshals in charge will commence forming their
respective divisions at nine O'Clock, A. NJ.
The position Of the Chief Marshal, while the procession
is being formed, viii be at the corner OF Main and Adams
streets.
Z. G. KIRK, J. A. CANNES, Aids.
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C. N. AVERILL,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
A G. e N T.
(sUccEssOR TO 7. sTEEHoUsE & co.

(sUCCESsoR TO 7. ~STEHHoUsE q cod
NO. 4 HAYNK STREET, CHARLESTON, s. O.
n EFE~RFECEs-John Caldwell, Presid' Mt S. @ R. R.,
II Columbia. s c.; Col. J. A. Whitesides, and b. ".
Msssengale, Chxttanooga, Tenn CIR w. Williams 4
Co., Charleston, s. O.; ChAs. N. Anderson, General
Agent, Nashville, Tenn; WIN. Taylor b Co, Mon gOm-
cry, Alabama.
Particular attention given to the Of
FREIGHfS, and fer lost and damaged Goods BY vessels,
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administrative Notice.
ITAYING du yqualihed as Administrative OF the estate
III Of the late wM. n DUNN, deceased, notice is here
by given TO al persons indebted 10 said es ate, 10 come
forward and make payment impediately; snd all persons
having claims against Il, are required TO present them,
duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be plead N bar Of their recovery.
ap2I-dsw2w EMILY F. DUNG AdmInistrat'ix.
100 Barrels Flour,
VARIOUS brands, from the best Extra to S~uper6ne,
v for sale by b. MERRILL,
ocf9s Main streHt