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SOB REWARD!

STOLKN from The residence Of Thos. Elmore,
S7 living IS miles sosth Of Holly Springt, on Friday
90 Hight, January %, one SORREL r me
dunn size, blind in the right eye, blaze in the face, long
name and foretop, newly shOd al round, branded on one
Of the fore shouIders-letters not plsin- natural PAGER.
II the morse be returned 70 me al Wyatt, Ms, the above
reward viii be paid ANY information concerning him
will be thankfully received aud literally rewarded.
Wyatt. Miss, Jan. 6, 1857. J. N, C. k1NER.
s.rTz-wAf
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Nos. 3o4 and 800 Main-st.
For the Country Trade

For the Country Trade.
Boiled aud Charcoal Iron Castings,
Boston. Philadelphia and Wheeling Nails,
Hunts and Collins Axes and Hatchets,
Log, Trace, Stay and Stretch Chains,
Bright and half bright c~astSteel Hoes,
Csststsel polished Tiveted-eye Hoes,
Oil root and steam bent Hames,
Hog skin Collars horse and mule,
Cotton, wool and Jim Crow Cards,
Manila and Jute COrdage,
Thread and common cotton Rope,
Pl0w Lines, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, &c,
Louisville, Cincinnati and New York Siuers,
Nova Scotia and Beved Grindstones,
Ames' caststeel Shovels and Spades,
Rowland's and Cans Sh0vels and Spades,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, al patterns,
Locks, Latches Hinges, &c,
Wen Wheels and Well But kets.
Together with every article suited to The trade Of tn
country merchant. Ia the
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To Whom II NAV Concern.

This Is to certify that l have had Vests Patent Gal
ysujc Cement put up0n a roof At my store, which hereto
70 : leaked badly: but since the application Of this Ce-
merit N las been perfectly waterproof. l can recon-
mend ID TO the public for ali roofing purposes, and believe
il 20 be q permanent fixture against IRE and water.
JAMES BOYD, No. IT, Maiu-st-
Ne,Db4a Iu1v Il 1856.
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AgricnIfnraI nenarfment

We have made the best selections from the most approved
manufacturers o. every article necessary for the Planting
community, including
Cotton. Cane and Grub Hoes.
Cane Knives, and BrHar Hooks,
- PlOW and Wagon Chains,
Fan Nils, Corn Mills. Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob Crushers, Straw Cutters,
hay aud Manure Forks, Rakes, &C,
Grain Cradles, and Scythes,
Patent aud common Churns,
Hames, Collars Sngiet-ees, &c,
Pruning Saws and Chisels,
Garden Implements Of all kinds,
Han Il Spears wrought and cast Flows,
Aliens Cotton Flows and ScrspeTs,
Together with a fun stock o. the celebrated Avery and
Livingston & Co. PlOgs, which have for several years
past given such universal satisfaction. We are fully pre-
pared 70 keep always on hand a large stock OF these
Flows together with the extra Points and Castings, 50 Is
10 be able to supply our planters with them az all times.
In the sell Cfion Of our stock OF Goods in The
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500 Reward!

A. from the subscriber. on the 18th Of
- July last, two Negro Boys. RICHARD and SAN.
Richard Is OF d4rk, copper coiors abou. t~hiTty-nye
Agesrs Of age, has a scar between The shoslaers,
caused By a rising, and another below The knee. One
knes is affected By rheumatism, rendering hin knock
kueed. sam is about twenty. one years Of age weighs
about I25 OF $50 pounds, has an impediLsnt in speech,
rendering Il dimcult for him TO express himself when
harshly spoken 10. Forehead Low, and Of dark copper
color. one hundred dollars viii be paid 70 any person
delivering them 10 me, living near Morning Sun, Shelby
oorniv, Tenn, OF fifty dollars II confined in jail 50 that 1
can them. O. FIELD
decsI-w6ts
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New and Popular Novels and Tales,

lust received and for ssIe By CLEAvES & GUION
j Ivcrs; A Love Tale, in two volumes, by Miss Sewsll.
Violet or, The Cross and the Crown, By Miss McIEtosh.
Heney Lyle; OF, Life and Exist nee, by the Daughter Of
the late Captain Narryatt.
The O'Briens and the 0'Flahrrtys; A National Tale.
Paul Pane; OF, Parts Of q Life else untold, By y. Psrker
Willis.
Canterbury Tales, By Harriet Lee.
The ousdroon; or, A Lovers Adventures in Louisiana,
by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Marrying too Late, by George Wood.
Veva OF The War Of the Peasants. and The Censcript.
Tn. Lion o. flanders; or the Battle Of Golden Spurs.
Count Haro OF CraenhOve, Wooden Clara and the VII
lage Inn-KeepeT-
The Curse OF the Village, The Happiness o. being Rich,
and Blind Rosa.
The Mser, Ricketickstack, and The Poor Gentleman,
Little Dorritt. By Charlus Dickens.
febI-daw LEAVES Il GUoIN.
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And Ladies, and Gardeners FURNISHING GOGDs
E. sui the Country Merchant ss well as the con uner.
This latter Is . class Of h use heretofoTa unknown n This
market P & z. REILLY D. co.
I2s Canal street. between Royal and Bourbon streetA
sepIs-6m rouro Buldiugs. sign 81 the GoF;Cr f.
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CORY AND WHEAT MILLS.

THOSE who are IN want OK Portable Mills for herse,
steam or water power. or Burn MilstOncs - every
sire, and best quality, are invited To call at ny FaCiery,
Nhere they are made which are second to u0rc IN the
United States. Ny Horse Mills viii grind from six % ten
and eleven bushels good meal Per houri and I can fully
substzntiate tn assertion. I guaranty satisfaction in
all cases I refer to q few q the merchants Il the city
who have sold many Of my Nils, and can testify Of the
high character they bear.
=. Lane g. Co, Graham x Hill,
Jones, Brswn & Co. J. c. GTifnng h Bro
&. N. Apperson l. Co, Strafton, MeDavitt y Co.,
Sample, Mitchell h Co.
All orders addressed TO me direct, or through mer-
chants, thaH have promp attention. Factory on Poplar
street, adjoining City NILS, near the river, Memphis,
Tenn. WV. BADGER.
aaTT-a,
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Runaway

A. PROM the sahscrib-r. on the Hight Of the 25th
instant, az Negro Men. tour ofa dark eJpp T color,
a znc two q 2 b.zcz clsr, the LAT er beng pare
- nzd- Th= four copper ooio-ed neEr-e- are ratfer
Law md stouI built. Their uauses are JOE, black
smith. BILL HENRY CARO-. MAJOR and SAM. will
give = liberal reward Ter their spD ehrpsi0n. or my IL
formation respecting Ihem VII b. THAI kfullv received.
y. B~RAZLEGANN,
LOO aawr-a Cnfton PIarf. Miss.
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THos. sHAPARD.
ALE RIGHT

IHAVE two hundred acres q Land ! wish to
- sell OF rent. eighteen miles from Memphis, enc
So haf a mile from the Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad. and adjoining Col. Nevu A tue neigh
bo-hgOd both as regards society ana schools. ANY one
wishing % buy such q place. or rent it, vould do well to
zee OF address the undersigned al Olive Branch, DeS0to
county. Mss. ". L. COOPWOOD.
Ha-ll-wn-
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A RARE CHANCE.

OFFER cor sals. oil favorable terms sadat allow price,
nv PLANTATION o. 900 acres o. the best quality Of
Mississippi boii n land, all greatly above overflow 10
rifles vest Of Memphis. on the plank rcsds loo acres OF
cleared Lanz znd a new d0uble-frane House with suit
able omoes. Apply 81 the place to
PETER LEONARD, or TO
seu--tf DANIEL HUGHES, Memphis.
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YaInahIe Farm Tor Sale.

TIE pace formrly occupied By Dr. J n Pre-
Esss7 man. and more recently BY Wm- P. Orne, con-
2fItl tanning about $40 acres situated about one mile
EtA west Of tie Hernsndo Court House. and a mile
nna quarter from the Depot OF the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad
his l. . highly de-irasie 10 ation-WeN improved
with zood houses cabins, stable, cribs, cotton gin, gin
house and -re-y oth.r convenience necessary.
The place val be seId low for cash, OF short payments
On zp-iioation 20 r. & ORSE, emp OF W. P. ORSEi
ct Lake Cormoralt. MIS-.
II not dispo ed OF before, IL win Be offered ~ public
cutlery Al the Court House door, in the town u Herman
do. on MONDAT 29Lh December next. n0vll-dswi
- fernando Press copy.
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We have paid most particular attertion 10 the interests
Of our mechanics. We have selected such goods A. are
best suited TO this market, AMI can safely guaranty salts
faction e all.
Our stock in this department is fun and complete,
camurisinZ in
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The Best in the World

CAN b. done By those who wish 10 purchsss
s@1 City Property, or handsome Country RESIDENCES
F4In II the suburbs. On some Of the latter can be
IL had a hIe Residence, ready for occupatien.
Terzls liberal, and TILE good. Apply 70
ctI7-rY CHARLES 2. MCLEAN
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I've hundred acres Of excellent LAND being the tract On
which now reside; $50 acres cleared and in fine state Of
cultivation.
improvements consist Of q substantial new two-story
Frame Dwelling, Gin House, Press, and all the Necessary
ont houses a most excellent well o. water, gsoa orcharu
Of peaches. apples, piums and various other fruits.
Also. dfteen NEGROE b, OF all sexes and ages-Men
Eomrn. Girls and Chudren-and al the same time anc
Mace all the Corn. Fodder and Oats, Horses, NJ e., Cat
lie and HOGS Carts, wagons Oxen. and all and every
species Of prop -rty on the Plantation, including about IS,
600 pounds o. hns>t quality BACON.
TFRNs-One-h bird purchase money for Land due mex
Ssh December. the balance In one and two years from
that time. il EQUAL instruments. Negroes End all othe
property viii Be- sold on q credit 70 25tb December, FOR all
sums over $40; that sim. ani under, cab
Persons Eishing to examine the premises viii call OF
me on the piaoe, OF NY son LII. Dupree.
fan2s-daWfds H DUPhEE.
70 Enquire copy and send bin to B REID Il Bro.
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FOR RENT,

E.d A HOUSE aad LOT, between Madison snd
k5itI Court streets, near the Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad Depot, ~o0ataini & seven rooms.
Also. thirteen acres OF ground, within ~ miles OF
Cont S1uare. with fair improvements On he same.
Possession o. either given Immediately Apply 70
o-1i-F GEO DIXON
Northeast corner OF Court Square.
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Purify YOUR Blood.

THE CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT or I'LL
i LOW Doc is the sovereign remedy for al Aercu-
rial Affections, Scr0fula, Swelling OF the Joints, kheu-
matism. sc. As Liver Medicine, It has no eguai. Its
Alternative effect on the system, tn addition 70 its being =
purely Vegetable Preparation, adopts II 70 almost ~
Chronic Affection where an Alternative medicine Is re-
CURED. Fer Erupti0ns on the SKIN, Old Ulcers, Dyspep-
sia. and Nervous Headache, Il has no successful Con-
petitor among the n0strums q the day. A3G keHGs
Medicine Il giH 5ef0znd iHvalnG5ie.
- For sale only By CHANDLER & o
sanS- fawIv Druggists and ApothecarteE,
Odd bellows Han Block, Memphis.
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LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE

u Refer to Rsv. J. V. DAILY, Memphis, for further
PARTICULARS. uiyIs- daNsm
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Collierville Male Academy

mHIRD SESSION begins FIFTH sf JANUARY, and
L continues twenty-one weeks.
Faculty.
J. B STAMPS Principal. English.
J. CLAYTON, A. N. Ancient Languages.
G. h. RIDGE Steward.
TERMS, DUE AT CLOSE OF SESSION.
OrfbOgraphy, Railing and Writing. 5 co
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic. 10 90
Philosophy, Chemistry. Astronomy, &c.......... IS 90
Mathematics and Ancient Languages-....--..... 20 90
Board, including all contingent expenses permonth-9 %
Students charged from time OF mstriculaiing 70 close
Of session, and no deduction except for protracied illness.
IanI-v3m
r. Enduirer COPY.
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6. g. CLARK T. d..
DISSOLUTION

ON the LIST June, 1856, the frm heretofore existing be-
~ tween p. q. CLARE and A. @. WURZACH was dis
solved BY mutual consent. ?. h. Clark is charged with
the settlsment Of the business Of the late nrm Of 7. II.
Clark & Co, =. Il. CLARE.
A. @. KURZBACH.
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A Breath.

LADY CT y-nueman would remain Under RI cars
w Of a disaErceabls breath when by usug the "GALA
OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS" IS . ceatu-E E1u-l
not only luder Il sweet Int leave tie taefh a. Viz IS
alabaste-? Many persons % 11- know tGI- ~ 81 -
bad. and the subject Il 50 delicate Their Ete11s TliInsTr
usrtion Il. Pour a single drop q the B1i@" "a w.
tooth-brush. and wash your teeth night and Ecn-ag- 4
nfty cent hostile ID HAST year.
A BEAUTIFUL ~COMPLEIIGN nay te easily -
ouired b. 7si1s the Balm o. q Ttc1s41t FJTers.9 T.
viii rsu We tar. piupiss and f-ecEes from re SsE.
Ieavfnr 1. Of a soft and rosea-e hur- Wet q t0Usi. pCcr
o. two or s1rss drops, and wash TIE lace night an1 U0rL-
Ing.
SHAVING EADE EAST.-Wet your shaviu~-rrEsn
In either warm or cold wsts-, pour On two OF ts-ec 17o7A
OF "Bslm OF a Thousand Fiowers." rub the beaItV- sut
Il will make a beautiful soft iather5 much facut6finE
The operation OF shaving. Price only fifty Cents For
sale By FEIRIDGE & Co, proprtcf0rs. and all d~ruggists-
S. MANSFIELD & Co
WARD & JONES,
ap1s-dtwz-softf n. ?. FARSSwONTH n Co.
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Bethel College.

X "SSELLNlLLEs NJ
THE next session OF this Institution viii 0mmsn on
Il FEBRUARY ID.
Pee diar advantages ara here offered 10 young men who
desire a thorough course Of instruction. The Faculty
snsr every facility that their scholarship, experience and
energy may allow. Great care will be taken TO make
thorough scholars.
sp cial attention will he given to the department. OF
A5drrn Languages and Civil Engineering. Very superior
Mathematical Instruments have been purchased for the
Department Of Practical Mathematics, including Land
Surveying. Civn Engineering sc.
The discipline OF the Institution will be prompt, yet
parental, and no student OF incorrect department will be
retained.
The village is healthy, highly moral, free from ex-
travagaDce and retired fr m places Offering Inducements
to vice. Nature seems, indeed, TO have designed il pre-
eminently az a place for Lterarv pursuits.
The Russtllvile Female In titute IS an Institution Of
high grade, and thus the brother and sister may ACCOM-
pany each other. The Course Of Instruction Is thor
Ough, morr so than most Colleges Of the South and Wet.
The buildings are commodious, neatly furnished and very
finely situated. The Faculty are gentleTen Of thorough
scholarship, OF ripe experience, and OF great energy Of
character.
For further particulars, address the President, L. T..
BLEwETT or h. II. CALDWELL,
de 2O-v2m. Secretary OF the Board Of Trustees.
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VaIuabIe Land for Sale.

LOPEZ for sac a valuable tract OF Land, situ-
aated IN FAyetre aud HayEoO1 counties, oontai ing
~ about 1880 &C IS, beiEg the irat Of Land on which
- B. DeGrsf nrrid rtsided al the lime Of his
death ne aud viii b. divided 10 suit purchasers. Il
is situst d mar the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, and is
regard as equai % my tract n the size IN Faystte
Pu. chasers s7e Invite6 10 come and examine IL. Terms OF
sale wfl be Hb-ral. A ply q NE At my res dence in Pay
cite. or 10 Calvin Jones, Y ". A Wiliiamson. At S0mer-
vile e.. E DEGRAFFENhElD Executor
fanI6-2m
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COOPER'S

Refined Sheet and shred ISlngiaSS,
TO BLANC NANCE, TABLE JELLIEs, sc. A
y prime article for Confectionery, Hotels, and Family
use. To be Obtained, with diEe1ions for using. OF the
principal GrOcers and Drusgfsts throu-hout the United
states. PEFER COOPER
rr<lQ- I'm New York
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FINE RTSTDEYCE FOR SALE.

IOFFER Tor sale, on easy terms, the hne resi-
sss3 dence known as the Hester place., on the Mem
IY phis and Germantown Plank Road, two and one
IL half miles from the city. Ten TO twenty-hve
c res o. land VIII be sold with the residence Apply tC
= A. WHITE OF 70 Col c. D. AcLEAN. declO-u
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HARDWARE.
MERCHANTS,

WE respectfully call your attention 70 our extensive
w stock % Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, French window
Glass, Nails. Castings, Metals, and all other articles in
our line suited 20 the trade Of this section Of country
most OF which has either been imported by Us direct from
Europe, or selected from the b 81 factories in America by
our palmer resident in the East.
The recent addition Of another store 70 our premises,
enabled US 10 establish a cow. nient
WHOLESALE SAMPLE ROOM,
entirely disconnected from the retail branch Of our trade,
and we feel assured that Merchants viii consult their own
interest by looking into this room and making tAeir se-
Ieetions. None but good and punctual men need apply.
unless accompanied with the cash.
OWN .ORGILL & co
IL and 10 Front Row.
f.-N NaE Yo~gOn4ca A pIaft atraef
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Webster'S Private Correspondence,

WebSter'S Private Correspondence,
VITITH Autobiography and Personal "Reminiscences,
w containing al.o a Biographical notice Of Ezekiel
Webster. Two vols, $50.
A neE Life OF Summarized, BY william ". Wnlett
Canterbury Tales, BY Harriet lee. in two volumes;
The Miser, RisketicketAck. and the Poor Genttmani
Three Tales IL one volume By Henddck Cononseienee;
Poems OF Henry Wadsw0rth Longfsllow complete in two
volumes.
New Juveniles.
The CastaUays; or, the Adventures Of aFamily In the
Wlds o. Africa, illustrated;
The Plzy-DAy Book, New Stories for Little Folks, BY Fan
nv Fern;
Chanticleer, A Thanksgiving Story Of the Peabody Fsmi-
", BY Corneiius Mathews, with Illustrations, By
barley;
Our G~randmothsr's Stories, and Aunt Rates Firesida
Memories. Just received and for sale BY
J~an24-dsw & GUIONL
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LACnR RECRTOED.

CORNER OF CHICKASAW AND JACKSON-STS.
Memphis, Tenn
DEAIER IN Ale. Porter, Cider and v ines OF az kinds,
~ Manufactured BY TIE most celebrated estshEshweEfs
IN the Unitcd States For sale, Wholesale OF Retail.
From ny long experience in the business Twelve yeaTsCt
which aag been in the city o. Memphis "a Or myse.
with the guaranty 7 have had from ny Old customers
that my exertions have been appreciated BY then
irlvzgT-davtf JACOB BECUTnLD.
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E0R RENT.

I DESIRE 70 rent out for the ensuing year 3
Et5s7 small farm Of eighty acres, lying two miles rom
Eani Court square. This place las about sixty acres
lsk- cleared and the balance in timber, a oomforta
bic residence with i've rooms, kitchen, n gre houses and
aIinsc-sszTy ont h uses, q good cistern and hrs- rate or
chard, OF every variety OF fruits. For further partiou-
lars apply 70
odt9-tf r v~OLLIETISR.
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$or Sale ann 8fnt.
ron SETF on RENT.

IOFFER for sale or rent the RESIDENCE
,.I lately occupied by Dr.. Bsgby, sitSated on the
EEuI Raleigh Plank Road, One-half mile East OF the
1sk- city limits. The Residence contains tan rooms
wiz. an once. kitchen, servants rooms, cisteTn, we'll
Emokehouse, carriage house, stables, good garden, nns
fruit. shade and everEreens, &c, all in perfect order.
Possession given lgt February. Apply to G. B Locke,
or ". G. ID
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with the impr0yemr MS thereon, 20 Wit Beginning AZ q
stake on the east eide Of Rayburn street, afW- 7 ANety's
noW r A. Psrker'-) southwest corner; thence south
with said street four hundred feet and six inches GlOA
feel 10 q stake; hence east sewn hundred and ~sixIy-One
feet and SIX inches f76iH fee) 10 a stake on Parks ave-
me; thence north with said avenue four hundred feet End
Fx inches (sQ0z feet) 20 q stake al the sid " T. Avery's
(noW r. A Parker'sl southeast corner thence with said
W. 7 Avery (now +. A. Parker') south line, wsst
seven hundred and sxty-One feet and SIX inches G6lb
feet) 10 the beginning, containing seven acres z acreSG
being the north half OF Lot No. le9, laid on By Wil0ugh-
b. Williams, south o. ana near the city OF N mphis, and
the same that was decided 10 Wm JoyneT BY Il L. Guiou
On the ID dsy OF April, 1882. and registered in the Regis
ter's shoe Of Shelby county, Tenn, in Book 10, pages No.
800 and sO5, on the Th day Of May, 1852, and also decided
by VIM. J0yuer 70 Wm. Richardson Hunt, On the Str Of
Jsnnary~Is54, and by said Hunt decided 20 VIM. Walker.
The title 10 the above property is undisputed, but ]
convey only such title as IL vested in me as Trustee
Equit, o. redemption is waived BY the terms Of The Deed
or Trust. J. d. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Memnhie. ganuarF Ioth. 1S57-lanIltds
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GAYoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
-ANBW-
SAVINGS BANK & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
NJ ga Mo5ioo, c+,oa+
B. % Madison E

THIS Institution, having been organized under a charter
Il granted by the General Assembly or the State Of Ten
nessee, is now ready for business. The Directors for the
ensuing year are:
PRANK N WHITE, AUG'ST N. FoUTE. Pres't.
CT. SELDBN, z N. AVERY, Cashier.
By the charter, married women and children may de-
posit all sums o. not less than 81 per week, subject only
to their control. Interest allowed on all deposits for
more than four months, at six per cent. per snnuE. Ex-
change on Kew YORK and New Orleans. Collections made
and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Memuhfg Tenn Dec It'll. 1855 Nv
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COLLIERTILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
INCORPORATED in 1856.

TIHR fourth Session will begin the SECOND A o.
L FEBRUARY, and continue twenty-One weeks.
Faculty.
W. Fl. BENNETT, A. NJ, N. d President. Ancient
Languages.
Mrs. z. BENNETT, Governess. Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
]. B. STAMPS. Steward
Terms, Payable at the Close Of Each Session.
Primary DeparlrcnL..- -cly "
Academic II W
Collegiate ~ "
Music. with use Of IS 90
INCIDENTAL 4 W
Board. including all contingent expenses per month S %
Nc extra charge FOR Ancient Languages.
Students charged from tiIe Of matrcuatinS 70 close o.
The President and Lady board in College, where all pu-
pits can be accommodated. iani-w3m
- Enuuirer copy
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WTLLEAM
sWerCH0asE Tailor,

I8Z MAIN ST.
Hinder the WOrsham House.
TIME subscriber beEs leave 70 announce % his CUSTOM
ers and the citizens Of Memphis that he has RETURN
ed from New York with q full assortment Of most splen-
did Goods, which be is prepared to make up for cash on
- notice sep6-ly
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25th Of February Next,

II subscriber, living IN fag-p&
l<A cite county. Tennessee, shout four
R miles south Of Hickory Wythe, q
Se and I've northwest OF Macon, wil~A
1 sell 70 he highest bidder. on the
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NEW FTRM.

Thsrsubscribers have associated Themselves together
under the nrm Of T. H. CLARE * co.
F. CLARK,
JAS. S. WILKINS,
THOS. HILL.
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In pursuanoe OF a Deed Of Trust executed T. me
$3.50 Wm. W4lter for the benehs or Vim Richard
SSSson Hunt, dated on the sixth DAY u February,
- eighteen hundred aud hfy i've. and duly recorded
in the Registers Office OF the county OF shelby and Slate
Of Tennessee, IN BOOK No ~, pages leo, l6l and los. on
March 2ist. 1855 viii prOceed 10 sell for cash Il public
sale, in front Of . B locksis Aucton House, east side
q Main stresL. Memphis, Tennessee, at II O'clock, On
-5mg Haar~f6ad