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WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway fully and newly equiuped and passing
i throuzh beautiful and healthy esurtrv rasrs -
travellers from the HsslssipPi Valleys r01ta thres
dred ies shorter and possessing greater dispatch and
comfort than any other 70 the MAST and NORTH.
TINE AND FARE REDUCED Under the present
schedule Of the Poet Ohoe Department delays are per-
mlttsd, and saving Elected o. "A hours.
Passing through Slave Territory, ample security q
forde&for the convsYancs o. Servants.
AT Dalton Ca, choice Of Routes Is ofsred-by oon-
tlauous railway through Georsis south Carolina and
North Carolina % kchmc1d, or By he Great Metroaoll
tan Line through East Tennessee and virginia % Knox-
ye, Lynehburg, Rchmonds snd 10 al 1f TIE essbrAtsa
virginia SprnEs-
THE ExPRESs NAIL TRArsy leaves Nsuphis daily
u TOO P n, stopping al al stati1ns-
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY excerpt sundaysl At Las, NJ for Junction
with the Mississippi Central and Tcnnessee Central
Railroad, Samerville and lnterl1edists stations.
TRAINS CONEECT-At Grand Junction with the
Mississippi Central Railroad to Holly SPRINGS oxford
sppl and Tennessee Csnrs Railroad 70 Bolivar Jackson
etc
At Pocahontas with = tri-weeky line OF Coaches 70
Ripley, Pontotoc Aberdeen, and Columbus, Mss.
At Tuka. with daily line Of f0rr-horaa Coaches
through Aberseen Columbus, etc. 70 ths northern tsr
minus OF the Msoile and Ohio Railroad
Through tickets good until used-With ne prvegs a
Stopping any point desired Sod AZ the GENERAr
fIcKET OFFICE, Commercial Hotel snd a tns Madison
Zach passenger win be allowed one hundred psunds Of
bagEsEs; article VIII be carried a. bsaes-s fsf h
not Incident 10 the person Of the passenger IN case q
loss the Company VIII bold themselves responsible for an
amOunt not exceeding 400.
Negroes, when trsVeilnE alone, must have a permit
naming tse point % which they ts 90 and specng
that they 20 travel BY raioad or they VII not -
carried. No tcket vii be sold them nor win thew b
received on the unless their or agent Be pr
eut or known TO the fcke Agent Conductor or other
person 70 vouch for genuinsHess Of permit
p c. ARMS.
General Superintendent
-
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IOHN HALIUWs
a fEOhk6f AT law, snd General C1llsctar for
- wet Tennessee Once on yehsrscn street Pest
- hlLI1lhs- Eeps
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A TTORNETS AT Law, Charleston. Miss. viii prso-
n tice n hs CLOSING counties Of Ecrth NIssssippi
Tsliahatchie- Paao,2- TsobushA. Carroll, Sunnower
the FEDERAL Court Poutotoc and the Supreme Cosrt
a. gGckson- Prompt steuon viii be paid to the Csigc-
tion 81 Claims psoed In their hands
kEFEREECEs watson. Graft & Benfun u,Tlv
Springs, Miss-i W F. Stearns Oxford, Mss; s.
Fisher. Jsekson Mss; Watt Noble q Kobley, Nv Or
leans, Ia. splR-sv,
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me Co1ptr0ller's report In October last.
uunb T cf bonds On deposit for Exchange
haniss -.-...s.----...s--. --.-----.-..s-.s-..-
Three bonss added as stated ly Lutrell, ..-....
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

TIBElatest and By far the most important Improve
ment In PhotosTsphy Is the recently patented pic
ture known Is the SPHEREOTYPE, which Is not only
ana unlike any of its preecessors, bat greatly
psror 70 al. The Spnereotpe s proof AGAINST TINE,
AIR and WATER and for richness Of tone, warnlth u
expression and cstinctness has equa-in fact tAe
luson IS such that TIE picture image, seems suspsnd
ed in air, entirely ncependcnt Of the back ground
For this picture have the exclusive night fer Mem
phls. SpccHenscan be IN our Gallery, where pic
ures are also taken IN the various styles By Artist
PROF. REMINGTON,
Who conhines the Chemist with the Artist which
bles him at all tmes ts Produce superior Pictures,
p II. CLARK 4 co.
dec2-tf No. 1 Cark's Marble block.
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sI3sjs 81
Since that report. there has been delivered
By the Comptroller and Mr.. Spence TO the
Bank Of Tennessee, $1,000 90
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY,

NHANKFUL TO his friends and the public FOR the very
liberal patronage extended 70 him for the last twelve
years, N. LOUIS kOETEDOSiCO begs leave 10 inform
the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity, that he viii
stantly keep hand large Assortment Of the best I'M
ported Wines-Claret FORT, Madeira white, &c; also,
scotch Ale aud Loucon Porter Also the best Brancies
warranted % Be- pure and genuine.
N. L. MOETEDosICO always keeps en- hand . great
variety OF Fancy Candies and Toys assortment OF
STICK Candy Prunes and boxes Rasins Grapes,
every kind Of Frufts and Nuts Pickles, Lobssrs, sar
dimes Olives, French and English Mustard, Sugar, in
loaf and boxes Caracao Msraschi1o Old Wines Ginger
Preserves Savannah, New York and Blston Preserves
Oatsap Pepper Sauce Chocolate COrdsls Syrups, mac
earoni Vermace the b,st Havana Oigars, and great
many other articles too numerous 70 mention, now Of
fered for sale very low Ell her BY wholesale retail
He would Be gsd 70 wait his old customers and as
many ones Es msy cal upon him, promising tnern
genuine articles sud coed bargains mY1-ly
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Where necessity ends, desire and curiosity
begin, and no sooner are we supplied with
everything nature can demand, than we sit
down 10 eODtTiys artificial sPpetites.- -.JoLss0z.
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Baltimore and Ohio
6@E
ID al II ID n 81 ID

THIS Roaa runs nom Wheeling 70 Baltimore, (sl3
mes,) and 70 Washington, 400 miles, and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line II runs through Wild and romantic reEions of tbs
Anesheniesi and being soidy e0nstruetsd eompletsg
equipped and carefully managed Is Of the most al
tracve and safest Railroads in the United States The
Central Ohio Railroad. from Columbus End Eanesveti
Wheeng unies this r0ad VITA 81 portions of tie Hesi
and Southwest
THE ONLY THRouaH TICKETS PROM EEaPzIs
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NE
TROPOLIs sold BY this road, whch runs direct e
Washington without the delay Of passing through Bat
more II Is also the only line b. which baggage can b
checked to Washington from tire Ohio river.
E7-By the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, taks the nal
steamers running daily for L0uisve connecting there
with mail steamers Jefersonvle Railroad for Oinein-
little Miami Railroad for Columbus eounectug there
with Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
the time nom Cincinnati to Baltimore and 10 Washington
T-Bs sur 70 ask for tickets By the Baltimore and Ohio
T1-Ptssensers from Memphis solnz East thrsugh st.
Louis can buy hrough Tickets By the Baltimsre and Ohio
Railroad This route lays through Yinosnnes Terra Haute
Mississippi and connecting Roads. These connections
are ali direct and the time frc St Louis 70 Baltimore
or washington IS but ABOUT - hours Through Tickets
By this may be had of the Agent under the Plan
ts's House. al the fooEnS rates. From st. Louis to
Baltimore SIS; % washington SIS.
Al hcsnz the passenger takes the superior cars Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rsirosd which leave thres times
daily Baltimore, Washinston, Phlladelphis and New
Tork. ThroHgh IN i6 or II hOurs ncutlng stoppasgs
For safety speed regularity, beauty he cozntr and
general oomfJrt this Is second TO IN the Union
FRBIGHTS. - his company possesses the largest
equipment Of any Railroad In the United States and Is
prepared 70 do immense business IN ansportAton.
The road makes imate connection AZ the whsrves and
streets of Baltimore with the Railroad Phadel-
phia and New Tork, steamers of Ericsson and BALrIg
MORE STEAMsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea to New
York and BY Merchants and Miners Line TO Boston,
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston Savannah, &C. For
particulars, see eght tariff copies Of which may be had
of the Forwarding Houses in the west of J. B. FoRD,
Recetving and Forwarding Agent At Whseling
WM. 5. WOODSIDB,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
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Fdr 81 ~
Ohdren under ten ysrs Of age.......-......s... 50
orENtas1 o. al tsrass = ~
liberal deduction viii Be- made 10 the sbova rates
when families remain one moath during he
REFERENsEs-6en. Hinton, Jackson, Miss. Joseph
COX, Esq.. selma Ala. Dr. Dewees, Jackson, Miss
John " Lspsly Selma, Ala Mefsrs 3. 40 Prime,
russai0osas Ala Drs- Y. n. q B. p. EeEsum, TuI-
eumoia. Ala N O. Gsllsgay, g. P Foute. ESQ, q. D.
Small go, Memphis, Team A. n. Lconey Esq-. Co
iumbis, Tern THOS. 2. EELLER-
myi3. faFlun
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READ CAREFULLIs
THE geuui1e highly CONCENTRATED 8osRHATE'5
i HOLLAND BITTBBS is put Up IN haf Pint bottles
only and retailed At dollar for single totie1 ne
great Demand this truly cslebraed medicine has IN
duced many limitations Whiea TIE public should En-ia
against purchasing.
Ask for BERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIfTEHS, usanu-
faetured By Bsniamia Page, r. Co. o. PiEtsburEa,
-. nd So hat thair a he label of every bot
tIe BENJAMIN PAGE. il. 4 CO.,
Manufacturns Pharmscsutist snd Chemists
AIS Pi1ts5urS1, ~,
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ranitbs
~ less
Land
ardaa
~ fno
cuu
pss
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing FRIDAY, November 13, 1851.
Two Daily Trains Each Way.
ON AID after FRIDAY, November 10, Trains wiz rvn
~ a. follows.
Nail Passenger Train win leave B-oEnsviis daily Gun
days ezoeDte at o'cock H. and arrive 81 Msu,phis
a. N A. ~.
heturulng-Ieavcs Memphis 81 s'ciock P. NJ, and
arrives ~ Brownsville at SOS p. n.
ne Freight snd Accommodation Train leaving Ismphis
daily (Sundsys excepted At 725 O'Clock ~ and arrive
a. BroEnsvle 81 i25 ~ oounectug AZ Nason's with
a line of HackE for CoTingtoa.
Returning-Leaves Brownsville At f.45 P n and ar
rlving 81 Memphis a. Sis P. N.
II rouyh Tickets for the following places can be o.
isined Of P. n. Patterson Bro, Commercial aotsl
viz:
ClIERRYvILLR,
TRENTON.
CAGETILaE,
HcLBNORKSYILLH
QUINCY,
SHADY GROVG,
HUNTINGTON, Etc
HENRY COFFIN,
ucvi1-tf Superintendent.
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Honse-Mnver and Raiser

DO respectfully inform the citizens of Msm- -,
phis ard the surrounding country that an I75I
prepared with the ne-essary screws and axtures if
70 Move, Raise Lower and Straghten BuildlnEs MN.iL
% all descriptions Perscns wanting work desc IN that
line vii ind it 70 their interest 70 cali ne a ny
place Of TeCnoe, Of Main and OYerton sreetl
Memphis. WILLIAM BOOTH.
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Bonds sgrr.nsersd By Comptroller Dunl,p,
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ooo
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a THR sunscrfber would re- Gr1tTTn.
IN srs.l fuIV inform his friends b1s-A-scss&
-, a.,snd ne travelling public, that his FIRST
49, AhlT ass RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARHI
- Adams street nearly opposite the Wo-sham House, ts
-, s1en who're bis friends and customers viii ba far
sbd ith All knds OF Game and delicsees of TIE Sea-
-. a vel as the choicest brands sf Wiuea- Chaeng
1v Al competition, he socits hbsral share OF the
,,hIir natronaEs. Tapi-lyl IO8EPH FEUFEL.
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81 s5o 3
$4,000
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EDTFARD PICKETT, Jr.,
a T7Ob1sEY AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn one, Ieher
"a 81 street. midway the Post once Building
"
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For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, sc.
Diracf Through Line for the Eaatl
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CfHCB the death o. NJ Bailey these oeietrated sprgs
~ haye been purchased By COMPANY, Who baTs r.
odeied the entre premses built large nHbsr Of spa
cous rooms besites uany ether improvemeHs 1eoos-
sary for the comfort Of visitors
with regard 70 the curative properties Of Rsllsy
springs their -cscy been fairly sst5facto-
ry tested in thousands OF Instances 10 render Il
Necessary on the part of he prop ietors to say word
% their virtues auas h "a esv hoaver fhaf Il
generally II not unversalg conceded that for the
of the fsiioWing diseases. Bailey SPRINGS uusur-
passed og any 10 the world white Swelling Ietters
ocrelaa, DlDpssys Dgspersiss Female Diseases. vel
q al Fenereal and Cuanssus Diseases % every csscr
warn and Cod Baihs willie furnished FOR the visi-
tors.
ne Springs open Sumner and winter. ard ths
condolences IN them Is great shat there sss
tnan nfty visitors present. They located IN Laudsr
dale county Ae6ara rirs miles from Florencs. and
nov most accessible . 81 sections, regular linz %
stages and haf b vii TWICE DAT from Tuacuu-
bia 70 the Spri1gs conneag Win the they pass
ruscumbia each Way
rhe LEGALITY o. the Springs unsurpassed being IN
pieasast and heaithy csuntys with nne dshing and
hunting grounds
large Livery Stable has been erected 81 ne SPRING.
and every description o. vehicles always b had
Teu-pn Alleys. Billiard Tables and every descripf Ion
% amusement nay b. found on the premises
Cotiion and Dancing Parties given regularly during
the week
A Bsnd Of Muslc a. been engaged for ths season.
No t3rt VII BE- Spared ths part o. the prouriators
% render visitors c1mf0rfable and az esabis
&p2a-ff ELLIS. CONNEa q co.
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,. 8 @ 50 ooi o Is @ IS 8 q 8 y 6
a 20 o 70 o p o is o % @ a5 o % % 50 %
4 8 10 Sois 8 4 o . Ooas 60 a 8 n . g 50
8 o . . IS co.'s % Z o 50 % q . IS o . %
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oSs @ % % y % s @ 20 % 50 % S 100 %
sIS 55Is o . 50 p o 5s q Is o s. 5 81 81 50
3 90 o 3 00 o @ Q 8 g 3 057s o5I2s @
AZ One square, Teu-vase vssE1y per SunuEu, go %
tWioe week, t" 90 %
~ Tgo squares, renewable weekly, Per Enn5n' 50 @
n An sdversisezenis required 70 Be Kept On seo0nd
pase, czARsED As NEW EACB DAY, and On third 7Sse,
- kdTsr5lsun1snts dirc.a 70 be displsyed, CT Sc: IN
lzrse syFes ehErred DOUBLE rates.
q Yearly sdvertlseTs vi be charged extra f1r oct
psinE space over courEc and When LARGE TFFE O. 10
EuiTcd e be used sr rhs sdyetensnt Es o. INSIDE q
~ Ts.riy advertisers vn be ohs-ged extra ut regular
stes for wants Eeafsi Removals, o0ps-tas5ship he
tioos, Te ConsiEDsss, sc.
n No ssTertiss7sus VII appear IN TIE wosy paper
~ Idrsfissenfs 70 Be- inserted n the weekly psper
ozT At Irregular Intervals IN either Of ths papers, VII
Be- sessTEed 81 PEI sgs.re for ever insertion
nopsl oAcst Is each 10 be paid IN sdvs1oe IN sTey
instance.
- An sdve-tisansuts tsr Ch.rftabae IassitElions
Rrs ooupAuiss Wsrd Town, and ether Public Nesngs,
fCbe charged half Qrice.
EY- NaTrisTSs Ezd Deaths sre pubiishsd as aswss
o6it1Hries TTbute q Respect and FuofrAi luvtts q
fetber aS-ertiscnents sicn
~ An Legal Szd Frsnsieut AdvertgrszsSs'
nHrEed By he insertlsn- 3 VII
n Editorial Esticss IN Loo.i ool amnv
oosnts per LIE al b charge
n No sed1csion CT variation ' 81
oregoing rates. = made freu "a
EoLAEAEAE ~
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ne undersigned win continue the business uzder the
style efwHIPPLE h SHAW, and VIII pay all the lisbli-
ties q the old arm and are alone authorize Q collect
the debts due A. WHIPPLE,
mys-lm A. B. SHAW
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Beaver Dam Springs.

N man OOAANLg ACAns
RoRTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of Pr0ptietOFship and Management
THIS esisbrEtsd Wstering-Piaos, having bssu pur-
chased By TIE subscriber has been fhoroughly re-
area and rslOvaed VII be opened for the reception o.
visitors on The
L W . IA Z dO q IN or M n y .
ms late proDristors having disposed o. their entire IN
terest n the spring., the subscriber assizts b.
keller, vil assums the entire mAnagesnt o. the ssta
ls1nent and neither pains erpezse VII b spared 20
render Beaver Dan Of The pleasant and eomfor
able WaterlnE-p'a-es 90 the ssuthEest-
ACCOMMODATIONS, AC.-The build ngs have an
on PLACID IN excssnt rcpar, and many improvements
ac1ed, 80 that POUR HUNDEED visitors Be accur-
odated with sVery csu1fort and convanieuoe ne tsos
i Be se1ndsnty supplied and VII Be ee1si "a thoss q
drsf-ciass hotels.
THE WATERS-Ths waters Beaver Dan consisf a
White, Grey Red ard Blsck Sulphur Chaybeate fproEsn
bJ Enayss % be the strongest the STATE and ne be1t
O Freesto1e sad Limestone
AhDAJAL ArTENDANCE-Fhe subscriber. Who has
oe for the last ten years. sngsgsd the Drsctcs
A1ded a. al hours ~ visitors who nay chance nsed
bis services e physiclaz.
MEANS or ACCESS TO BEAVER DAM-Thers are
three routes % these Springs al o. which
pair- lire of coaches vii run from Couubla three
times week and passengers vii through that
place IN one day. and the roads n
the State. Auansemeuts hzVs been made e Britt's
Laneng on the tsnnessee river, by vhics visitors Gp
preaching from that direction WI nd ready eonveJsncs
% the Springs
AMUSEMENTS, AC-vIsltors VII hzd a. Beaver Dam
q large Ball Room. Ten-Pin Anegs, &C A Ens tr0ut
strsam runs the place and deer 10 at a5undznes
may Be found IN the immediate vicinity.
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DIRECT ROUTE TO
eHSO9'the9'9s T8rNS.

ClFAGEs leave Games LAzding (xississippi rivsrsl
- Daily, al A. NJ. passing through TIE nourshins
cffv of Cauden 70 washington, Ark. Through In s.
ho1rs REL.DINd 4 STONE Agents,
se.9-Itfv Gaines Landing.
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Throu-h TsEe4~.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after WEDNESDAY, FebruEry =, 1881, the
" Trains this road VIII run as fellows, Sundays
excepted }
ne Nal and Passenger Train VIII leave Pamela daily at
7 A.. n, and arrive At Memphis AZ 10 A. H.
Returuing leaves Memphis Al p. NJ and arrives A.
Panola 81 P. n.
The Frsizht and Accomn notation Train leaves Memphis
daily a. $40 A. NJ and arrives a. Fanoa at n A.
Returung leaves Psnola at y A. n, and arrives At
Memphis nt p.
Persons traveling the NAL Erain spend ave
hours IN Memphis and return on the same day.
Passenger Train makes direct oonneci1n a. Memphis
with the Memphis and Chariest1n Railroad going East,
an the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going North.
The Fright and Accommodate runs In connection
with Stages % and from the fo.Eius piases oakland
Preston and Grenzda. there making Connection with
Stages through CSOut0n and Ls1lnEtoni tAenos 70 the
northern tsrmni OF the Mississippi Central Raesd for
Canton, Jackson ard New Orleans.
through Tickets for Grenada can be 0btainel at TIE
Memphis Depot.
This Is much shortest route and passengers ieav
ing Memphis By the morning train arrive Grenada tie
sane evening, having daylight the whole way.
N. ". NEWELL,
iassl-f General Superintendent.
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Lof = y = 's..'.- '-ss.ss---.ss.h ? HAh
EOTEJ0F 4 HARPER

ORENTTsS, Bolivar Oouaty, Nisslssp3l General Land
Il Agent tor Arkansas ard Mississippi.
REFERESCEs-GoT. u. 8. Foste, Memphis; Brooke
Smsdss TickEbarE. Hu2l-d6m
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sT0DART PIANOS.

Has tha pleasure 70 arounce % his friends AID the
public generally hat he has been appointed bT MsEsrs
stodsrt Norris Of New Tork, Agent f0r ths sale Of
srODART PIANOS
ne Il no opening AZ their store On Madison Etrset.
fsw doors from ths Unon Sank large stock vhica VII
b sod q Hsv Xsrt Prsees, Hso-csEiy
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NOTICE.

nR J. n sLKDGE has returned from New Tork,
u 2ftsr an a5senoe Of nine months and has effected
astrundirE cures IN that city He has taken
One a. No - E0arse street. between Main and Second
E-eets, and viii resume the practice o. Medicine where
se has for sails hts clebr1tsd Compounds All calls At
teadea 90 day nixht. As be intends locating pca-
nenfly Memphis and from the great be has
had in The tresiusut Of the various disease thinks
he shod have lsrai pstfonsg, from the citizens Of
Memphis faus-dly
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w. HOWARD & CO.,
Cotton Factors, Commission and
Forwarding Merchants,

NO. 4 H0WARD'S ROW, MEMPHIS,
nEALkRS IN Bsggng, Rope, Twine. Sugar, Core, No
~ lEsses Roe, Flour, Lard, Baoo1, Aackerel, Salt
London Porter, Ale, Wine, whisky, VINEGAR, Lime,
LAnd-Piasier, and Groceries generaly. goot stock
hsud. md for sale st reasonahie priees.
-Cash adTsnoes made CottQns IN store for sale
shipment. Our Open Policy of Insurance covers AL Cot
toa Consigned % By water; siso the risk Of Fre
while m store unles etherWse instructed. Our prises
for storms szd selling Cott0ns, the sane hsvs
charEed for wears uast-dftv cents Gale oct4
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SCnTr nTrnN

a TI0RSEYs AT Law AND SOLICITOR SIN CHAN
n OAh1, Afupais Tenn, viii prsctoe their profes-
suprsDe and Feiersl Courts a. Isckson ro-pf stten
oo ~ y given . 81 claims for oolsciion ezrusted 70
sntn Onee IN New Bank Building, corner Of Main AID
zEoison Streets 0vsr River bank Entrane On MssFon
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Notice.
Young America.

LLRPPAIRTSG and JOBBING, from and after thi
a date must be cash on deliveTy-our reEuier ensto
mers eveTy thirty days. LsNAH . nlSN'
anI4 On
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.Inhn Rrnuun

-TzpER TIE COMMERCIAL HOfEI, Is prepared 10
J walt on the gentlemen with his sslt Run prspara-
loas sad other I0Eics for he hair. fs53S
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Denver Dissected.

Gov Denver of Kansas has found oc
casion--lt seems to US but fimsy pre-.
texs-for addressing US a letter, which
we print herewith, asking for not only his
statements but its 0nimus a very careful
attention. If we do not make the writer
and bis client regret its production, their
case is better than We had supposed it.
Gov. Denver is partisan and beneii.
ciary OF the present Administration, and
lett very good permanent Office which
1t gave him in order to accept ten porari.
" the goverDorsbip of Kansas, vacated
by the reputation of Gov. Walker and
tue outright remosal of Secretary Stan.
ton. Why were Walker and Stanton
discarded by Buchanan, as Reeder and
Geary bad been turned of before theml
Does Gov. Denver suppose that he can
enace the facts from the public mind!-
Why but because tho,e Democratic an.
poIntees of the White house had incurred
tn the hatred of the Pro-Slavery faction in
Kansas by failing to serve its purposes
and beginning to defend and uphold the
outraged Free. State majority
against their Vaccinations! WhY was it
necessary that the same authority which
nad successively chosen those chief mag
strates of Kansas should, each in his
,urn' repudiate and stigmatize theml---
" nat IS it that has made Kansas "a
graveyard of Gosernors!" The intelIi,