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40rt Of Mlsmpbis.


We have nothing new or important eoffPo rs
as regards the river. 1t continues to decline
at this point, bat notwiihstanding the bad stare
Of navigation. freights and business are I'm
proving daily on the levee.
The 0craa Spray in from s.. Louis reports
the Mississippi and Missouri on the decline,
and frsights plenty with an upward tendency
in prices.
The beautiful steamer TnEsmar made her
debut last evening after the arrival Of the cars
for Nsw Orleans. Her cabin was erOwdedfull
Of passengers.
The beautiful low water steamer oosan
Spray, Marsh, commander, moOred at the foot
Of Monroe street landing last evening about the
hour of 5 o'clock. She was covered with pass
engers, aud had a fine cargo Of freight for this
port. She leaves this evening at 3 o'clock pos
itively, and all persons DESTROYS Of a trip at
lightning speed should procure a berth on this
feet little CT aft. Remember the hour and b.
on board.
Fon WHrrE RIvER.-The splendid lig ht
drsught steamer Return, commanded by The
vetern Capt. Jones, and the immaculate F W.
Hildre.h in the Office, will leave this evening
at s O'Clock. The Return comes in her safrer
as a regular Friday packet
The steamer James H. Lucas, Silvl Z, master,
will be looked for at the wharf to-day from
the Mound City.
Tie low water packets from Cincinnati,
Henry Fiishsgh and Resolats, were due last
evening, but had not arrived at a late hour.
they will probably be at the wharf to-day.
The steamer ErGnsrills left for White river
after the arrival Of the cars last evening, with
a fns trip for the season.
The fne steamers Flying Cloud and Guy Of
Msmphis. TIE former will be at the wi arr
this evening from St. Louis, and The latter to-
morrow evening, bound for New Orleans. Tt ey
are both superior packets, and this is a go,d
opportunity offered to those DESTROYS Of visiting
the " Sunny SOuth.T
There are several foe boats due from tie
South to-day and tomorrow.
The Missouri Re7sbiiean, Of the. 2sth inst,
has the following report:
tbs RITERs, &c.-We have 10 important
change to report 10 any Of the rivers. Al THIS
point the river was rising a little Saturday,
cdlscu OE tue sven ~ AH1 LIptA MISSISSIPPI
The rise will not amount 20 much. The last
arrival from Cairo reported six feet in The
channel. The last report frsm the Missouri
river was three and a half feet scsnt in the
channel. There is thirty-three inches on The
Lower Rapids in the Upper Mississippi Ar
rivals were not numerous Saturday; business
on the Leyee was dall- The weather continues
fine.
Tue IlliEOis river is reported falling fast
with three and a half feet scant on the prime i
pal bars.
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NEW YORK, September Sat the meeting q The
bank Presidents, it vas reopmnsndtdto ex.eni the dis
count lins three per cent for the coming week, which
amounts 10 three million dunars.
NEW EoRK, September sO.-rhere Is . much better
feeling in Ankinds Of business. TIE panic Is considered
over. No failures reported. Samuel Holding a Co
have suspended.
CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER so-Nsssrs. Swift, Brother a
Johnston, BANNERS, have temporarily suspended. But
little excitement.
BosToS, September sO.-rhe bank Presidents have
fsvorably received and entertained he proposition to dis
count during The week ten per cent on their capital. II
VIII b definitely acted on To- norr0S.
They increased their specie today $4,000.
BRID0ETows, q ID September 2e.-Ths Cum
berland bank has not failed ss reported.
PIrTsBuRoH, septembes 80. -The Allegheny CITY
hank pays specie.
BURLINGTON, NIL September so.-The banks pay
specie on small notes, aud promise 10 resume fully as
soon as tie Philadelphia hanks Do.
HARTFORD. Conn september sO.-Ths banks here
are satished that the crisis has passed, and have 10
thought 4 suspsnsing.
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Rapk R,.oluusp..

COLUMBUS, tOhiO) sepusmber sO.-Ths Board eff the
Central stats Bank have unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing:
Res9 Ued, That The branches OF the STATE Bank Of Ohio
have the ability AMI viii continue specie payments, r.
s~ardless Of the course pursued BY banks OF other States.
CINcISEATI, September so.-FOur s425a4 so. Oats
ss-. Rye Sc Wheat s5asO-. whhky l5E@is Money
qgist and unsettled. No failures. Exchange in New
York Ba7 per cent.
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vAsHrscroS. September % Col Emory, tts Un.-
ted states cSm=issioner for running the NeEieAn hound
Ary line, has fumsd over 20 the interior department. ths
msps and oHaral papers o. that work.
Ths Mexican ccmnissioner ard corps iesve this vssk
for Msxics.
Receivers It Land cnoes-fbomas ssfsent At Fort
Dsdss. J. D. Evans at Minneapolis Mianes7ta.
-Four hundred thossand dollars worth Of goVernmsut
stocks were received here 10 day Tor redemption.
Money rrars ouisi. sui he pressure Is ssvsre. The
BEnl ing hOases are Al. paying fp-cie.
IR-ormAfiOs has been received from Port Kearneys that
two companies LETT n con The 5th, on their way to Salt
Larr.
me Sab and 10Th regiment OF infantry had reached
Port L. rsmie. Col. Hcfaan had seized Eve isgs Of
p0gder 10 sNofmon irlin.
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IS FOR fhe Two VoIunes!
&25 Reward.

ANAWAY from the subscribe on me e5th o.
n August q mu atto boy name JACOB, abnut
: xfeeu ye-rs % t4ei has lad biz lst aru broken
ara thsrs may BE- seVera cars on % n m he e. -
fecfs Thereof He ras rais-d IN Mississippi, ~ enc NAILS IN
HcNrai When last hsaTdfrom h. was 10 clmpany with
a We y bright mli-tto man, max uE their WaT t0Eauis q
free S-ste. I VII ffv- the shove reEa-d for the daiFeu
q bin % ne. or couduei IN All s1 A. 2 can ct hin.
n A II. HARVE
ser2s-v5ts Eight miles narth o. SomervtIle. Tenn.
H-Pasucsh Herald copy 10 amount Of IS, nd sen
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r.I.rrnnhtn RIart.t.

NEW ORLEANS. SEPTEMBER 80 No sses sf Cotton
to-day in consequence Of the imp1ssiblity OF selling ex-
change. Flosr closed with a deelining tendency Freigkts
On Cotton 70 Liverpool &c. Nothing doing in Exchange
Money light.
NEW YORK, September 30 Cotton quiet. Flour snd
Rice heavy. Red wheat 81 l5SI O5. Corn 7ss. sugar
dull.
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NOTICE.

The Third AND LAST CALL.
I WILL attend al Union Depot On gonfay. September
L TIL. ald ~ Grel B-roin or Tuesday. the 5th, a.
Monhy, TIE u g. al CcniervTe Z. on Moudav. the 18th
at GermanfoEn on M0ndIy tn Sth ~ o fober, a. Ne
chanicsvile District on h1Dt a., he i2th Ocfooer, and a.
Genu's shop Dstr No -. On Monday md 18Th. tor
fhe p1rF Sc II tssing q LIST q the rAXABLE PROP
ERTT % shelly County. ard much horc every oue viii
meet ne, AID save trouble n ny pat an sxpeus Sc on
theirs. T.. ". CALDWELL
sp1-v2n Tax ASsrssor.
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Will SILL on S~ArUEDAT, October nth,
one Thousand Ae-eso % LAND IN Upton county.
L4lyinr six W lies ro-th-Eest Of Mason Decot on
- the Msupfi- and OH Kaaroad, and fsveu niles
from C1vlngtoD. The a. owe land u know a. the Hays
tract Of land. fhere = abQut eighty Or > hundred acres
Gle rel, and toiFrably vel improved with god and asst
NJ water. Tha a. W isnd VII - divided % sait pur-
chasers. Tor Further particulars Apply 70 = u
SnaF, o G. Poindester, Memphis; n. Johnsten. Nash
vile Gel. Chas Hill, A dining the place David Nam
ssmsrs lie, Or ths undersisned az r. mont I'm.
Q WHITTH0RNE.
,. 8. ragn4 o1s thl-t sash Is oaisrcs 10 a1s, tx
ard tsFse ysa1 T!ih atessst. sczl7-vcs
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WThs Campbell Minstrsls had again a
crowded house last night Their performances
seem to give the highest satisfaction Mr..
NEwcoMs and little BoBBE were the special
fsvorites. They appear on Friday and Satur-
day nights, which wiz close their performances
in this CITY.
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s~AcRAMESTAL M~EETIKs--The Sacrament
Of the Lords supper viii be administered at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in this
city on Sabbath next. It is expected that Dr.
BRYAN will be assisted in the services by one
OF more visiting brethren.
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LADIES' FAIR.-Ths ladies OF the Christian
Church intend holding a fair at Odd Feliews'
Hail, commencing next Wednesday night The
proceeds are to be appropriated to purposes
connected with their Church. So laudable a
motive will attract a crowded hall during the
nights thew occspy it.
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In reply to the frequent inquiries in re-
gardtO our editorial a~ssocists and partner, Col
MECHANICS, it gives US pleasure to state
that bis health has much Improved within the
last few days. and tits confidently believed that
be will soon be able to resume bis editorial
Sutiss
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~ Private dispatches to this city yestsr-
day. announced the suspension Of the Bank Of
shsibyviIe, Cstoek bank, } the Bank Of Trsn-
ton, and the Exchange Bank, at MurfreesbOrO,
Gree baaks.l
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FtRsr THIP OF THE SEAsoE-The iHgomar
left last night for New Orleans, literally
crowded with passengers. She opens the ball
The other packets connected with her viii fol
low punctually at the times given. This packet
line is second to none on the Western waters.
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CARLYLE, ILL June . 1881.
Ihava used Prof. O. ]. woods Hair Restorative, and
have sdmirrd its vuuferfHl n cts Ny hair was heoon-
ing as 7 thought, prsmsfurely gray, but BY the use Of
his Restorative 10 has rrsu red it, Origiual color, and ]
have no doubt permanently So
5. BREssE, Ex-senator Q. 8.
o. n * co ProDriefors. 32 Broadway, n
Y, Gin the great Y. r. Wire Railing Esta~blishmentJ and
t1f Market street. s. Louis. No.
- And aid hv al. -nnf druggists. ava daWeoiIy
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A REMEDY for Dyspepsia.

BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEKs is row It.
most simple, delightful and s~fectusl rsmet y
for dyspepsia, before the public. Many of
our most worthy citizens testify to its efficacy.
To persons subject to nervous, and sick head
ache. il is a valuable medicine.
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NAPoLEoS AID wHITE RIVER PAcEET-
Having chartered the steamer Julia TO take
the place Of the K1ss Frisbee, while she is
painting. she will be ready 70 receive freight
this morning, and continue in the trade until
the Kate Frisbss resumes Der place again All
dsbts, Of which there are very many, due the
KATE Frisbss, v III be received in the notes Of any
Of the solvent Stock Banks OF Tennessee, or any
other Banks that have any professions to sol
veuev. JOHN T. SHIRLEY.
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"RTATV COOnSl


are nov openiig the p~retiest assortment Of
w Curtain materials 10 Be found in TIRE Southwest
stock is al new, and Of the latest designs. Curtains
mace and put I'D in town or country.
sep2s-2w WINSTON. CHURCHILL & Co.
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Sailing Of the Persia.

New ORLEANS. September Soy a dispatch from
quarantine we learn that the steamer Dsniel UsbsieT
hsdsaned from Havana three dsy. ago, since When shs
has no; been heard Of. il is feared she isIs-t.
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e The Brass Band Of Fire Co. No. /, re-
called US last night with a serensds. They
have been prseticing Just one month and have
made a wonderful proficiency, being now able
to discourse mos. excellent music.
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PARIS MILLTNERY.

B1une's II al kinds, Ribbns, Embrosderies FioEnei5g
Trimmings o. endless vsriety, nne Coaks, BNehe and
kerino ShEEls, veivets, Flowers, sc sc.
Al Of TIE sb5ve be T. prepared 10 eel At the lowest
prices. being determined 70 mske quick sales md not ts
be underssld BY any house In the trase. Call. %xsmine
and judge for yourselves. WM. S~TLBERBERG,
No. 200 Main street
n. B.-Ladies' Csps and Bounets altered and made TO
order a. shortest notice seu97
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yea. t.r an. Dant.iW.b.,.r

NEW YORK, September so.-The stesmer Tsnnessee
which leaves here to-day for New Orleans, is reported Il
be connected vita another Nicaragua alibuster e1pe-
dim.
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EEW ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER 30, P. M-The steamship
Daniel Webster has arrived from Havana. News u
imp1rtant. she left Key west on tia q h.
he Star Of tbs Waf Is four days over due, and no
news a her.
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The Evening ledger

SATURDAY EVENING,
and every evening thereafter, Sundays ex-
eeptsa) from No. ; HowABD's Row, punetual-
" at 2 o'clock.
ApTERrrSBNzxEE s~oLTeIszp.
sa:.it Hf9z, FHEf515 s RoaBat.
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THEArzK.-Mrs. J. H. RODsKzs makes Der
first appearance this evening as " Constance T"
in the good old English Comedy Of the LORE
Ckass. We hope to see a good house here to-
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Newsf roIn the nIsrmon

WASHINGTON, September 30. Returning califor-
nians say that the Normons are preparing for nght.
Elder Kimban, in = sermon at the Tabernaole, 50 { that
be and MS wives could whip the whoie2 $500 United States
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A FORTUNATE REFUsAL--A gentleman
named JAcoBs, who arrived il Boston on Mon
day from Havana, states that when IN the lat
ter city b. applied to The officers Of the los.
steamer cezfrsl america for a passage to New
York, but vas refused On the ground that the
steamer was full. This obliged him 20 take
another, and, as the result proved, a safer con
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NEW YORK, September so-Ths steamer PsrHa sailed
to-day for Liverpool. Took no sTecie.
Boston, September so.-The bank Presidents have re
solved to expand their discounts % three miliOrs.
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LErrER LIsr.-The APPEAL having the
largest circulation within the delivery Of the
Memphis Post Office, the list Of UBeallsd for
letters appear regularly in it. See TIE list in
another column.
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seIecf school.

Nj. }. P. HARLOW, for some years Teacher in the
City schools. desires 10 inform tbs citizens Of Memphis,
that tomorrow, 7th inst, be viii open q Select School Tor
Boys, in the basement Of the Fist Baptist Church.
Terms Of Tuition, s. PCT month. schod hours frOms 70
u O'Clock A. n and from ? 10 S O'Clock p. N.
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Transfer Of BulIIoa
Arrival 81 m. panieI Wsb,,.r

Orders have been received from the Treasury Depart
ment for the transfer Of a large anountof Bullion from
the New York assay once to Philadelphla for immediate
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Il Attention is invited to the ChanesrT
Sale, to take place to-day attic O'Clock, in
front otthe Chancery Court ONCE, 9tths Brick
Store House on Front Row, next door to G. W..
sAFFAEAAxs' Tin and Hardware Store Terms
seven mouths. It.
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WALL PAPERI

IN endless variety Of pattern md quality We are oher
4 ing a. prices that VIII gusrantee q sale prCride
you'H call. WINSTON, CHURCHILL x 60.
ea~nA-Tu
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Ma. T. n. MULL, Of Marshall county,
Miss, formerly Representative IN de Lsgisla-
ture Of Missis .ippi, is about to remove Perma-
nsBtly to tbs city.
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EARLY RIsIxG.-An English philosopher
says be never knew a man to rise TO enine1cs
whe lay in bed Of a morning; and DR.. Faux
LIE says: Z He who rises late, may trot all
day, but never oyertske his businessD New
ertheIess, the Boston Post " does not believe
that every man seen running around he streets,
at dsy-bFssk every morning, viii rise to emf
nencslp or b. sneesssful 10 business.
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Go. D. PREETIoE, Eso., Or THE LOWS
WILLIE JoURkAL-nis gentleman will deliver
a lecture tonight at Ods Fellows Hall on the
noIincaI asnect Of Affairs.
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THE BOOTHS At the Grounds Of The Asriculfural As
Il scciaiion q shelby county vii be rented 81 the
Pair Grounds, at 10 ocieck on SATURDAY next, Ocio-
Der ; at auction, TO the highest and best bidder, FOR the
I've days Of the ensuing Pair.
WM. UNDERWOOD,
sep27-iw Superintendent
E-E sEle copy.
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SI0 REWARl

rOR ; dark bay HORSE, blind IN ons re. ten
kHs143 or Twelve y~ars I'd has be~n mtsrg for fhrre
6yA weeks; Supposed % Be in the y CT its of Mem
s6I-- ACkINNET & co.
ssps-f
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Furniture. &c.

WE are nov prepared T. exhibit the most rariedA
w assortment q FURNITURE ever . en- in thi.A
city. Our Pat ems and desiEns are new, and We
promise 10 suit the most fssi iiious. Giveus a can
before buying. WINSTON, CHURCHILL & co.
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The PkSIo AFFECTING THE PKIcE OF To-
BAoco.-The Richmoni Ezaminer observes
that the tobacco trade Of Virginia has eentered
in New York, owing to the present banking
system, and brings facts and figures to show
that this interest is already feeling With a ven
esance the pressure now raging in the great
commercial emporium Of the country. Tobsc-
co Of the quality which ten days ago sold in
Richmond for SIS 70 sI7 and $20, sold Oh
Thursday for SO SD and 81, and the mar
ket falling.
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. p Y HIUHN9
o g. HUSHES
Cea.Tal Land Ageicy Business
II rur sraTr ~ apxaNgas

- HA- 1
THEY vii ~ on lands, and attend -
Il O.. thr Taieeui 6 lt forfeited ianis. go
Thy VIu make PERSONAL Xsmsnsti rs ard srr-SSA
vys uf lend. iu any part n the S at. ani report -
10 parties iu- chfract rcf NJ soil timber, qutuiity Of
rabbi and Jpn any particular trace, apt ally desirable
IN q rsrd th7retos and In cases where own
rs wish 70 bring their Ia into market they viii con
. act to have tmb-r deatsuei uron b. ard vii IN rur-
chaser fr either the plautats0uso r Wld lands o. those
who drsire q So o.
Much nne land IN this State has been reserved from
sale fr the LIST ave years, hsving beeu reported as
swamp and overdsWed. and zhich, by an act Of the last
70 entry 10 a Few months. The lists OF thee lands Gun
tain a great deal that has become v4iuab since It's re-er-
walton, and the shove arm. fram their experience ~
praciical surveyors enc % wtom has been engaged 10
the public Surveys o. the s ate for many wears. and the
oher 10 Railroad and Swtmo land ErEiue ring. having
thus Eained an exa eusive kuswiedEe q and thruugh1ut
the State, wlL Be- prepared o max good locations Scr
p-rs0ns desiring O. iuvfst money When TITS c1udrmstion
OF swamp Lsnds g. % red FIR sale, or subject % entry.
ether Tors stipulated share Of the Land or c mmission
up'n us money invested.
Persons hunting homes IN Arkansas vii dnd AZ their
Ctice, plats o. Ind uuimprov-ds OF farms with fun de-
| s~c-iptions OF their imprs emruts, quality, tacaity, &c
othst they can be a. on1r dir,Cgd TO cheap and suitable
places.
They an buy and sell Lard warrants or locate them
FOR hold1rs. ANY business in the above liHe EM be
l promptly arterdsd u.
Om-e on ne corner Of Main and Markham streets,
Little Rock Ark.
RxFERrycEs.-Hon R " Johnson, Wm R. Hmr
Cross. Hempstt al e1untyi Capt D Z. wilkins, wash
ina. on. Ark va Byers, BafeSvlle. Art J. L win
srspoon. Arksis phiai Titus \ Co.. Memphis, Tenn
s~epIs-wfyfus
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r. The New York BraH thinks there were
in the hands Of passengers, on board as freight,
and in possessions OF the crew Of the CtnfTal
america, at least ss.O00,Om in gold.
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A NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
IN sdiiiion to my Wholesale liquor Basin.ss, have
1 opened a
Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery.

Mr.. GRO. GRIFFIN Ebo Il well knos n 10 this eommu-
nifty, has taken charge q my businrss, and vii al all
times be glad 20 see his od customers Every article IN
the linz o. traie vii aiWays be fcurd at No. III Main
street, OF the best quality. At CASH PRICES FOR CASE
ONLY Monthly huslness Is not s.ught for.
All gods bought from No III Nain street. fully Euar-
Anted or money refunded with cost o. csr isge. Cash
custom solicited. JAMES EoYD.
sep8
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PIANOst PIAN0sIl

DOTH Of French ard American msnUfaoture Of the
ID most fashionable designs and patterns. Paper put NJ
IN toan or country, and no charge for either. unless sat-
isfaci ori'y done WINSTON, CHURcHILL g. CO.
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FINE MnLIEERE.-Our lady readers viii
remember that the millinery establishment Of
Mrs NJ. A ATKINSON, No. Al Madison street,
will be opened for their inspection this morn
Jag. Her goods are all Of the very latest styles
Just from the East. All wh0 desire to have
the first selections should give her a cali to-day.
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GorSe TO TIE SYNOD AT HELENA.-AmOng
the number Of our old friends who were in the
city yesterday on their way to Helena, to at
tend the Synod Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, are Rev. S. G. BUKNEY, D. D., Rev.
". H. WILKINS, Rev. W. S. B~URsEY, and
Elders ]. G. TRrGG and RosEKr BAKER-
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"IErEo Immediately. Oae Hrndrsd s-aty men, 70
w 70 NILS beoW hsuphisi constant emp oy-
msut and fuii wages viii &c paid Appiy 10
g POTTER.
Frsnt Row. Memphis. or 70
..-oafrs Jas Q MCMANUS.
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e-Hoa. J. P. C~ARUTHERs returned to the
city yesterday from > visit to the Virginia
Springs.
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u wAsHISsrON IRvrSe is gathering ma
terisls for a life Of KIT CARsoS.
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a Great BARGAIN

TINE understand have Two Hundred and -
sven ard = half 207 y acres Of valuable 4.i
LAID. ten mile from Msmuhis, on the Memphis ~
road. and 10 q nne hea Try neighborh0cd, and within one
qusrter Of a mile Of . haE station. i5 seres are under
a eood fence, all reset last Spriue, and about 200 fe-t Of
nov oisnk fence; = good house, cistern, ststle and other
ont bones. orchard AMI 81 complete. A good bargain
WI b. given On the above described property ~ applied
10 sooa JOHN BROWH.
sep2s-lm JOHN O SAINT.
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Arrival 81 a. ouaker civ
Departure Of the Tenne.aee.

Nrw ToKK, September sO.-Ths steamship Quaker
CRY hss arrived from Havana.
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Free Hanks.
WHlafp6.

VTTE take the notes o. ALL q res BANKs Of
w T-nnessee AT A for Good, At our regular prices.
reueg SPEED 4 STRANGE