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P. z. HAMMERsKOLD & CO,
Architects, civil Engineers and
Surveyors,
MEMPHIS TENN

RE- prepared furnish designs for and superin-
y tend the erection = public private builinCs.
churches stores store dxtures &C. Thy vii aso give
heir -tfen0g 70 any work coming under the head Of
Civil Engineering Surveying, either IN town or
csuntry Any dscrptln Of Architectural EnEineering
r Mechanical Drawings executed with ACCURACY and
tatuess not TO b. surpassed In this country DESIGNS
aud working drawings Tor dwell ing hsTses or other
baildiag In the country executed that any ntei-
geat negrO carpenter eau follow them. Designs foI
bombs. Ce- stsphs Wants, &C,
Having bad exensiye des ngs with maaufscfurs at the
Sorh and west they furn sh any description Of Iron
fronts, Balooues Windos Guards, &e, &c st reduced
prices.
REFERENCEs:
Hon A L7ngstr-et L L D.. uol Charles Scott
sam Tate. ESQ. President Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD Col. W. n. s-oekto1 Dr. J. C. Eiuington
Cackrei, Ksq. T. Finnle, q. Gen. g. D.
Mitchell; J. AcKeever, Esq
nfiee h3urs from A n 10 P. II, and from P n.
t06P aui3-sm
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.Hsnf5cP.

THE subscriber havirg purchased the interest OF his
Il partners In the late hrm Of rl0uruoE, Cooper
Lake, VIII coHtinue the WHOLESALE GROCERY
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS In his
0wa name and for his mt, and respectfully s.
eit the patronage Of the Cd h0use c7st and bis
friends generally. JNO. g. FLOURNOT,
aple-api6 Ia6 Man street
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DAILY APPEAL.
Friday MORNING, ........ MsY2i, 1855
TER REILROEp CONTROVERSY.

To TIE EziOr. of the Msnphis kPpeol
10 your psper Of the llth inst, is co
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

THHEls and By far the most important improve
ment In Ph0t0grsphy Is the recently patented pic
ture known As the SPH8REOTTPE. which Is not Only
new and unlike any Of it, Professors bat greatly su-
psror 70 an ne sphereoiyPe Is proof against TIEs
AIR and WATER and for richness q tone FarHln of
expressisn and dstinctness hes equain fact tne
luson Is such that the picture or aEes seems slspe-
ed II air entirely Independents Of ne back ground
For tbs picture We have The exclusive right for Ken
mis- Specimens Be in our Gallery, where pic
ures are also taken IN the style h5 cur Artist
PROF. REMINGTON,
ho cpufbines ths Chemist with the Artist Ehi-t
~ hini It 81 fiEss ts Eroduce superior Pictures
FH. CLARE a &C
ssc2-tf Ne. C8rk's Esrble Bi1ck,
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DR. CREIGHTON

j. l.. AH a NB ERGEAs
A TORN 81 AT la PrentiEs, Mississippi Prompt
n attention VII Be given 10 the Collection Of Claims
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dissolution.

THE arm Of FL0URNOY, COOPER q LKAKE, is
this day dissolved By mutual ent the name OF
the arm wiz Be used il iiquitafion only
JNO @ FLOURNQ1S
n T. COOPER,
spfQ-aplS nv. LEAKS
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CAUTION!
Read CARFFTITV.

FT7HB genui re highly CONCEN1R tTED BGRHHvg's
only, and retaed at dollar for sinzis bottles ne
great demand for this truly obra ed medciue has
duo d msny Invitations which ths public should guard
sg4inst purch ssing.
Ask Tor BGRHAYE'S LLAND BITTERs usa1u-
iaeturet By bniamR Psge, Jr, & Co.. o. Pittsburgh
Pa, and see that tner name a. the label Of evy bot
tlF- BENJAMTS PAGE JR-. 4 CO.,
Hanutact1r7g PlErms csutist and Chs mists.
au23 Pfffshurrh.
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As2PieI D. hae APReaf cE6 Easle and EEgVirG.
for eussqusre of Ten lines less one Enseon-sI %
For each EdditcnAl insertion Of same........... 50
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Baltimore and Ohio
6R4


THIS Road runs from Wheeling 70 BaItim0re. ts7s
uiesl and to WashinEton, goo miles) and presents
the fullest sdvEntsges both freight and passengeT
line. II runs thruugh vd and romantic regons o. tn
Acghenes and bring sOlidy constructed. completely
equiuped aud carefully managed, "a Of The most A.
trfvp and safest Rairoads in the United States rhs
Central Ohio Railroad fr0m Columbus md Bsnesyflstg
Wheeing uuites this rosd with al portions Of the Wes'
snd Southwest
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 10 the HATIoNAL NE
TROPOLIs sold BY this road, which runs drrct te
Washington without the delay Of passing hr01sh Bslt
more It Is also the only line by which baggage can Be
checked 20 Washington from the OHIO river.
ER-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take The mai
steamers running daily for Louisville, oenn-ettng there
with mail steamers or Jeersonvie Railroad for Clncn
rar wher hev arrive 70 connect with the cars o.
IItie Niami Rsiirosd for Columbuz connecting thers
VITA Central Ohio Raurosd through Newark and lanes
vile Wheeng- by the express train Of THIS r0ute,
The TINE nom cncna.ti 70 Baltimore and 70 Washington
Bs sure to ask for tickets By the Baltimore and Ohir
TSsPsssengsrs from Memphis s0inE East thrsagh s.
Louis can buy Tsro1gh Tckets By ta Baltimore and Ohio
Rsrosd Ths route lays through Fincennes Terra Haute,
Indianapolis, etc, to ThcenE, over Tie new Ohio and
Mississippi and eornnec-ns Roads These connections
- an dire and the time from 81. Louis 10 Baltimore
a. Wasnircrcn IS but about - hours through Tickets
m fbis route nav b hs Of the Agent, under the Plan
tsr's house. 81 the following rates From St. Louis 70
baltimore SIS; % Washingtos SIS.
AZ wheeling the passenger takes TIE superior esrs o.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which leave three times
daily for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphs and New
York through In IS or II hours including stcppages
For safety speed 4aafl-Js leAuly OF Inc country, and
general comf0r this read second IN the Union
FREIGHTs. - This company Possesses the LARGEST
equipment 0f any Earuad IN the United States, ami
prepared 10 do immense business In transportation
The road makes Immediate connection a. the Eharves and
IN the OF Baltimore with the Railroad to Phade-
phis and New York, steamers sf Ericsson ard BALTfs
MORE STEA AsI5HIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 Nov
York and BY Merchants and Ainers' Line 20 Boston
steamers to NorioIk, Charleston, Savannah, sc Fuf
particular, freight tariff copies o. which may had
% the ForTaring Houses IN the west o J. B. FeRD.
Ra0eiying snd Forwzrilns Agent AZ Wheeling.
Nm. s. WOODSIDE,
Master Of frznsportstion Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS slowing the holders 70 stop a.
any point, and resume hcir seats at pleasure. be
purchasod at the Company's 0fics, No. rs, Jeerson
street doors Esst Of the Commercial Hote' Memphis
lune25-ly w. 9OkIN Az-nt.
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C. z. HOLST & SON
COb6Met Makers
UNDERTAKERS.

Main-St., Old Stand, below Monroe.
(TAe Oldest psrnSnszs sfen6 IN fhs eifyJ
TTAYz constantly on hand all sizes Of Patent Mstae
II Burial Gases, which thsy line and put up ar-tghf
In the best manner. Also, all kinds Of wood and Cloth
Covered Csfhns, which they sell at . fair price.
Orders IRON the country pr9pt attende To- and Fur-
nlture made and repaired, and Uphoisterng executed.
novs-iy
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8. ia s0Is OS2 SON Ooss 90 As OO5s s5sT sOIl2 50
sis ooaa ooss oos0 O010 o Sc 90 3 co.'s % 12s @
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THE UPPER MIssIssIPPL-The largest raft Of
lumber ever foated upon the Mississippi,
passed La Crosse on its way from Black river
Falls to St. Louis, on the "a h ult 8 Il was
the greatest sight," says the DsmOerat, {" ever
seen in these waters. The raft was manned
BY twsnty-four red shirts every man at his
oar, and every oar doing its work. The size
OF the raft was five hundred and sixty feet long
BY two hundred wide, and the amount Of lum-
Der which il contained full million feet, to
gether with 250,OO0 lsth and 900 shingles.
There were two good sized bouses erected on
board, aud the whole crew and officers consist
ed Of Captain, twenty-four oaTsmen, two
cooks, one clerk and bottle-washeT, which, to-
gether with black bear and a bull dog. made
up all the occupants"
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Stained Glass F.!

sps-tt E.sro, ,hs 6
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.TsgSE Rece5Ued.

DER steamers InEomsr, Editor Alvin Adams. and T
IL r. ". Hin:
Sugsr-Fair, Prime ana Choice;
Sngsr-Crushed snd PoWderesi
Hol.sses-Barrels and % ves5
Golden Syrup, RIO Coz 2;
Roe HerrinEqi Mafkerel in bbis. and kits;
Tobs ID and Cigar star Caudes;
Extra St. Louis Flour
Bacon Hams. sides and Shosldersi
All Of whilh will be sold 81 the lowest cash prices.
JEo G.. FLOURNOY,
suscsssor 70 FiournOy, Cooper and Lease,
ap7S-tf les Main street
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AMERIcAN TEA FAILUKU.-Those who
have made the experiment Of raising tea in
this country say the plant will grow we'll
enough, but wages are too high. They cannot
afford 20 pick roll up and dry any sort Of leaves
here for half a dollar a pound. In China,
where a man is hired for dollar month, and
board himself, it NAV be done.
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q THE subscriber would
- spec fully inform his friends lG ~
~ 4kand the { avelling puil G. that his FIE5T
nAAe@Ae4AA GLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARNI,
On Adams stret nearly opposite the Worsham House ts
o,F spen where his ri nds and customers VIII FUR
nish With al kinds of Game and dec.eies Of q Sea
soa A. vel a. the choicest brands Of wines Chaeng-
inK al competition he soli-its liberal shar the
public patronags- rapi-lyl JtgSHPH THUFEL
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LOYEIOY kHARPER.

A TIORNETs AT Law, Cha-I sioa, Ei-s WI prac-
n tice in hs f1oHi1 COUNTIES Of Scrth Mississippi
TailEhEtchle PEnoa q. TalobaE-A Carroll SI ~ r I;
TIE Federai Court Pontat9c and the supreme Court
al Jackson. Promot Ltlenion win be gsii 70 the Csec
tion Il Claims PLACED In their hands
REFEEENCEs - WafzsH, Grsft Benton. Holly
Springs, Mss; v. P sfrarns oxford, Nss 3
Fisber Jackson, Miss wstt, Noble q Noblsy. Or
leans, Ia aplb-sm
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ADVANCE OF CITIEs.-The following cities
attained to 20 900 in the number Of years from
their birth, as follows:
Boston, 1853 Albany, 22O; New York, $50 /;
Philadelphia, 80; New Orleans, 1I2; Baiti-
more, so; Pittsburg, 10 Louisville, Al Gin
cinnad 30; Cleveland, as; Detroit, O.; Chi
esgo, l6 Milwaukee, II.
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4roftsslonal Gar0s.
WILLIAM KENyE4Y. j,

WILLIAM REMEDY, Js.
A fTuhNET AT LAW-Odce ever e2gus0 Bsnk Build
n ing, hsdiso1 street, heuPhis Tenn. uyI9-iy
= KNOX l. n CuAAlCO
HTALKER & N'COEEIOo, lawyer Memphis. Ten
w nezsee- Ohos, No. p south side Curt square
apis
Z. NJ YERGER---Jso- C. FAREISsT1E---O TEAsER.
Terger. harrington s YeTgeF,
ATrJREETs At Law, MEMPHIS, Tenn.
EpIz-6m
WM. r ARECE,
ORENTTSS Boli~Er CJulty. ElrsIsslppi General Land
II Agent f1r Arkansas urd Nfsslssirpi
REFERENcEs.-Ges- Il F3sts, Memphis; Brooke
4 6m-1es. Ft-Esbure. sp7l-i6m
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Thron1-s, rtcIre4a
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
EMN
R A IL R o A D .

ON and s'tar WEDNESDAY, February , 1857, The
" Trlins on this road vii run a. follows, t5undays
ezceptcd-l
ne MAJ and Fzsse1g Tain VIII leave Panola daily At
A NJ and arrive 81 Memphis st 10 A. n.
Returning, leaves Memphis Al NJ, and srrives at
Pznois a. n.
The Fr~iEht and Accommodates Irsin esves Memphis
saiy e. $40 A. NJ and arrives 81 Panola 81 n A. H.
Returning, leaves Pan0a 81 = r., and arrives At
kempllz Etg p
Pcrsons travelling On the Mar Trsin can spend fve
hours On Memphis and retdrn uu ne same day.
Phss=nser Traln maEes dir-ct cunnecton AZ Memphis
viii thr Memphis and ChsrieEtcn RaiIroad going Esst
an the Memphis and OhiG Rsiroad z1inE Esrth.
The Freight and Acc0umodsfiou runs In connection
with Stages o. and from the io wing places OsEiand
Preston srd Grenada. there making ccHnecti1u with
StlEes through CarT10n and Lexington thsnce to the
northern erini o. ;he Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton, Jackson snd New Oriesns.
Thrgqgg Tisksis for Grenada ea Be obtainss al The
amphis Depot
This s mach foe shortest route and passengers
ing Memphis By the morning train srrve at Grenada the
same evening, having daylight the whole way
n y. NEWELL
Hr-aHg a-HHr# #nr1lra
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NJ. GENSBURGER.
CaRSOH"S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,

On DeSoto Street,
BEFWEEN UNION AND BEAL
TIVE uut-rsgn-d wou'f respectfully Inform the eift
Eens q Memphis md rs vicinity and bis aurnerous
customers living s distance The country tor her
past 2arnHa-e IN hrs iiue or business ch 5usiress
has hitherto been candled 20 tso u-frr s5 NM
ting the Chsir-Pump all-s and sim baieviDr sb.r
10 be the bst pump IN u-e vhcn madeof glo strriaIs
snd 7ropery put up tand the wh-n rot So made
and pat up.l however there are places where fha
Cham Pump canzot Be used also few per ms yet living
Of th@ older times T" sho STU thi trat there srs
other Pumps In use superior % the Chain Puup have
determined 20 accomm0date the OF al BY outing m
or shppng &c orcer, any hind q Pump that this a-
ket can fu nish- have tnereors employed an erper
gnced workman, lately from tne East who viii attnf 70
patting up and repairing al kinds Of Iron Pumrs he
VII also 90 every kind Of PLCMBING an o. whfch
say, and say what mean
have in thel yssr attached machinery % a nun
Der Of ny ohain- Pumps vita entire success 7 have
also used 'arge Balance wheels on Hand Chan-Puuus
with equal sucess In one case have used ne sd-d
Link-Ohain ald turned Button which T. quite erpsnsv-
but It "a fadsth not away"
okULTUM IN PARVO %
have recently Invented a CHAIN PUMP-BOT en-
oracng Two complete separate aud Chain Puups
intnd Tor double tenements, land double urfce, two
persons can draw water from THIS box ar the ams time
havlns 20 iutererencs with each other lever beng no
hole lsft IN The parto val fence large enough FOR
An urcnln, doz cat chcksn mouse to cravI rom one
yard & me ether. I would refer yru concarHng the
Pump, 70 ?. g Bingham e. : z Msrriusan 4 CO.
" CARSON.
P Ian prepared 70 ship Pumps on orders fn short
Hetes up Or down east or west Or ths Mississippi river
iAnlo-QlF " q.
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IIILII IIITLIITI[ I

80 . % % % 10 % u 50 Is 50 IS o
= 50 8 % 50 8 OOla % IS % IS 75 "a 50 81 8
500 % 10 OOlIa OOIs % % GO Is % 80 % 90 90
50 10 Sc Il 50 Il % q COS % a 8 q % g Sc
O. q % IS % IS 90 y 90 80 % . s. IS % IS @
3 70 . u o II 8 y % 5 % $ % 8 5 1 % 81 50
y &C lS % . Ooaz Oo a o 20 90 C $ 50 100 o
8 IA 8 IS = 50 p IS o IS % s ass7 50 i2 50
sIs oOso Oos5 OOso OOsO oesO % 3 co.'s 90 12s %
n one sqsars, rsnsvabls vessy Psr snnuHl. SO %
n rvO squares. rsaevssie weekly PsT rnnun. g %
twice week ." 50 %
n An savertisanents required to Be Kept second
a. advance over stated rate.
q AdreTtseuents directed b BE displayed, set
srge tyPes eha1ed DOUBLE rates
B-Teary sdvertise-s vi BE- charged extra fer ooc--
pJtng space contract, and when LARsE is
gured 10 be ussa hs sdvert,seent kept on Inside Of
n Tsariy advertisers wsu Be eAsrsd extra At regular
aes for wants, Keats Removals. CopArtaershi2 No
~ IRAEsIExT ADvERTIsIss EUsT BIZ PAID F0R
- ADTAECE.
~ No AEvertissrent wf .ppezr n the Fssty paper
NJ Advsrtisnsnts % Be inserted IN the weekly psper
uny irregular iservals In either Of the papers VII
hs charged sl per square for every Insertion.
- Announcing candidates for State, County and Nc
ncpal Ooss, Is each, % be paid In advance sve7y
tnEtaace.
~ An adzsrtisemenfs fer Chsrftabis Institztious
Pie CompEnies ward Town, and other Public Meetinrs
tfbe charged half prize.
FB- KASriagss aEd Deaths ar published a. news; but
osit1Aries Tributes q Respect and FuRsrsl Invitations
GGther sdvCrtiseueHtE.
n An Legal sHd Transient Advertiseme1ts vii Be-
nsrged 5y the fnsertisn
n Editorial Nstoss n Local Cslumn VII be chsrEsd
cents PR lias-
NJ No dedac.,ou or variation vii h ru.de fran the
e-egoinE rEtes-
ksCIAFAHAE. TEOvsnRIK 4 Dill
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NOTICE.

DR J.. n sLEDSE has returned from New Tork,
" after 90 - enoe Of nine months. and has e1cted
SOM astoundirr in that city he kss takea At
enc N3. - H9lrse street between ksin and Second
streets ant viii he pracoe of Medicine, where
b hzE FOR hts caebrstsd Coup0uRis All calls al
tendef o. dsy night. As he Intends locating pers-
1enty Nsnrhs. ami from the great success he bss
had q the various dreases be thinks
hs sho1ld have iers pstronHg from the cti1ens Of
Meu7hfs izns-dly
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ElalHRaciNE.

Il HAVE made srrsnsrunr nts ~ Wtfcn negotisie
e0od business paper having fr N thriy twelve
months 70 run- Parties wishing mcney CT
g0.iate nstss Or bn.s viii Do wel 70 siVe call
SAN. PUTNAM.
s72a-sa At Nn.on = Pnipaul's Tssalsnos OEses.
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RsOEicR.
YOnng AmeriCa.

a date must be cash on deiivery-our regular Gust,
mers every thirty days. LNNiN hASA-
1rl
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NORT9 AMD EAST.

At Cai-as1, connecting with Michigan Csatral Cars,
leaving the sEHe d=pIt for Detro T. Niagsra Pals
hoe hester Albany NJ York lB3zt1n and an Eastern
and Atlantic Cites. Oniy tEl changes Of cars from
Cairo b Nia ara an tarea from Ca to Albany and
f0ar from Ca r0 % New YORK Tine f-o Cairo % New
York - hours Connects at SandoFa vita Ohi0 a1d
Nj sissiDpl Railroad from St Lsuis Vincslnes st
Pans. with trains % the Terra Haate, Alton md St
Louis Railroad % Indianapolis Louisville and Cincn-
atii a. Deca-nr with main Hus ExDress for GaieDa
and D1nleith-the latter c0nue1tiuz with t-alns %
Springdei, Naples Rex Islsni Burlington and Quncy
Al trains from Cairo connect at Sand0val with she
Ohio and Mississippi trains for St Louis Cincin-
natl
The Illinois Ceatra Railroad Company have Add 70
their ol inE St1cz twenty superb staerolm Sleeping
cars eaea Of which viii e5fortaoy berth atty psssen-
gers.
ThEOI1EEa Tickets.
Ether by sieazb0Gf ST. Louis and fhenes bv Rail
road 9rfs Ccir0 af thsnes By Rslr0cd 70 al p0inf5
North
good for yssr ani allowing holdsrs 70 stop At any
pol1t au rsue her seats At pleasure AM su ilfor-
nation espc ins the route nay be apDlca-
ton st the Comp sny's Ode IS ge rso1 street doors
east o. the Comm-rcisl Hotel Memphis
WILLIAM NORM. Agent.
F0r Illinois Central ami Oh tni Mississippi Railroads.
SRI kai'road LIT e Of stsamrE. marf4-ly
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hAkL = SEQ AI--..----.ss-s.--.-
GERTT & REK0N

hLEEEENL IS = aIeeHr EraIl q bentols Holy
Springs, Mss; ". P strarns oxford, Nsss =
Fisber Jackson, Miss Wstt, NOBLE q Nobley. - Or
leans, Ia aplb-sn
CEARl Is SEQ v. DfKoE
SCOTT s. DIXON
A TI0RNETS At Law AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n cEaT, hrmPhis- Tenn, vii pra1ioe their protes-
lon IN al the Courts bsd IN the city Of Memphis and the
Supreme and FEDERAL Courts st Iscksol- Prompt attsn
ten VII b. given Ell claims for collection eztrused 20
them One IN New Bank Building, corner Of Main AID
Msdison streets, River bsnk- EntTzn-e Mzcison
street iEn6-tf
EDWARD PICEETT, JF..
TT0RSET AT Law, Memphis, Tsnn- One Teher
n son street midway the Pest OHcs Building.
iun7-d-w-tsiy
THEODORE c. CONE,
TTOREKT AT Law, Memphis Tenn OElcs
n Main street iu 6Teenlsw's Buiiing, brtEeen Union
and Gsysso streets novs-tIy
JOHN HALLUM,
A TTORNET At law, and General Collector for
n west Te1Dessee Ohice on Jehsrsoh street Pest
OBos BuIliIug- sePs
j. l.. HAMBURGER,
A TTOREBT AT LAW, PrentiEs, Mississippi. Prompt
n attention VII Be given 10 the Collection Of Claims
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ING. n. 1ROTFER.

go DlAoh--sss. ----eEo- hA--A-
DIXON 4 HELM,
TTORNETs At Law. Memphis, Tsunessse. One
a Seutb size % Court SguEre eOors EAST Of M
River ssnk ianIQ-dtf
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-P Baker and lady
NY; A Wilson, Pa; Miss Medairy, Md Col
G Doan, NO; NJ Childs and lady, NY; G II
Patterson, Pa; Gibbs and lady, do; q p Ham
ilton, Kan; Howard, do; w A Hurt Nc; w
Corbin, Va; l. Mason, Brazil; NJ Swentzer
MINI; II r Waring, sc; F Schalen. Md: Jas G
Dawson, Tenn; p Clark, Cal; Mrs Wilson.
Ny; Mrs { Taylor, NJ; Mrs Nj Taylor, do
Judith A Willis, Pa Elizabeth Thomas do
Mary LiPPincott, Fl A Woodward, do y
aschail, Mo; Jno Knapp, do; + Walsh, do; f.
L Parker; Md; Branch, Va; f Loveland
y; Hon Baeringer. do; b Campheld, NJ; ID
do; stone, do; F Gwynn, Md; G w Duvail.
do w l. Cabell and lady, USA Mayer Pa; c
Eubanks, Ca f Knapp, NY; II II Morange
WIZARDS HoTEL.-Col w Spencer, C
L Kerr, Md; Harrington, NYk; H 4 smith,
NM; Mrs Scott, Md; Col Ruggles, USA; VI
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