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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-27

For Hira and Sale

A MALI LOT and RESDENCE, suitable for 49,
u a small family. immstiAtey east Of the
city. Tlere g. q good o = srn upan TIE piaoe, I-is
a. vel - e gooi gard-n spst. For terms, &C. 11lU
apFly a. tn Appeal one. furqff.
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$3.50 Reward

y%OO AtO - u
WILL 30 given for the a prehensi0n % NIL
w LER and GEORGE GRADY, Who broke Jail from
the CRY Calab0Ose on Fi' ~ night, the z7d inst
Henry Miller. aged shout g years. rear s re. high
will weigh about is5 lbs or fair compisxion, ace man,
but pears good Enslish, has Easel eyes, a little stop
should red.
high nea- IS years % aEe. Wil ne Eh abo q l5 lbs D,
stoog-shouldeud, . very down look, and an Irisaman b.
birth
Thsshove reward vii Be- given for thte Erest ard
comm msnt In any jfil, 80 that they can b obtained
or halfthe sum for either OF tn m
@. A.. MALLORY, Jstnr.
fy2S-Iw 3. CARMICHAEL Asst = Tor
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III WORLD TURNS V E


THE 0 TURNS OVER.
NULL and complete sssOrtment Of OOD in our line
4 and clreumferenos-
which We wiz sell in astTsisht fo=Esrd way, Gsd found
abeut-
Unless they Il themselves,
They were bought 10 be SOLD
We wish 70 see them fuihl their Destiny
10 do so We win sive good bArEAin-
We have an asxiety - prove ourselves liberal
As We s-li the Goods We viii give ihs bargains in
The world Is full OF risk End Yeniurt-
Te one who does tot understand the advanced points,
venture smong Us Is most hazsreO-s-
Tou are .s;onished, Perhsps, At cur temerity in Swing
away bsIgains-
what vll Be your sstonisansnt when We tel you that
the word Is turning ovsr7
Il IA q fac
In . most v~recipltais way-
ToOoe who ls not Up to al the Eherefgress 10 q right
II has turned over once since the sun set last
II viii turn assin very ssoa-
LooE out that your money does not Slip cut Of yorr
pocket uhea tue world rcils over,
konsy slips o1t many q name pocket,
And from between his fingers
WHEN The world tarns round.
10 the Banks are In tbs way 70 disturb rs
Just nov the world Is Sagging strang ~
And IN Bank EAs's are wEgging-
You may feel the Vibrsti0n-
Lee Us make a can on the citizens 20 fte-dy the wordi
BOD on 70 u here bsfsre Il goes any furthsrI
Take a strong gripl
One Of Tyler'-"T Tip and Tye."
As she tips let Ler be tied
GotO HERRlhAN's and get pa r q Pfyersl
Ike . strong bite on the "Hen aud Chickenslp
steady, altogether, gently and strong
Nov, let The water roll backl
Sol
She righ 3 agzinl
he gas has found IN equilibrium.
The star in the TAN OF Urea Miner comes back to he
HuEIa
The Dipper dips as it ought to-
The specie In the Cit1sls Bank wants Is not hsavv
enough tocause smother o Citation, a. present.
Let ne g. round to hERRIMAN'S ssd get the tins.
Sun the world turnsi
stni the watches are turninEl
Hffu the Rarrainn are ~Ivauf r9-aos a
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CITIZENS BANKING HOUSE
NNEP.

TIVE cw1ers Of the Banking House o. the -
Il C~itizen's BsnE, oner it for sale for the bills .
Of the Bank. Application may be made at the =
Citizens Bank. fgQI-tf
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BELTINGs, ASSORTED COLORs F;
Hoop skirts, best IL hoops;
Grey and White Fringes;
TssseiIs, GimPs and bindings;
$50 pieces Mesquite BAYS;
500 pairs Ladies and Gents shoes /;
Gents cold R0TdeT Handk'fs;
White silk Illusion;
Small Palm Fans.
JUST RECEIVED THE ABOVE, AND
L. q IA - a K 4 10 W
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q By reference TO advertisement in snOth-
sr column, it will be seen that cur friend Won
SHAM offers for sale his magnificent Hotel, sit
uates on the corner Of Main and Adams streets.
In taking this step, Mr.. WoRsHAM is actusted
purely by a desire to close up and change his
business. The house has, ever since its estab-
lishment, been a money making Hotel, and is
now in a better state Of repair than ever here
tofore, and any person or company desiring to
enter into the business, will hsd this a good OPP
portunity for a paying investment.
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Dr.. z. n. WERR.
SO6 Reward.

OFFERS his professional services 70 t6e citizens Of
" Memphis ard vicinity. Once on Main street In
GresnlsE's Building, b-tveen Union and Gsyoso streets.
iy7I-d4ms
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Huntsville Female College
HuufsVfVEe- Ala

MO Sch19l IN the south. 20 az ths least.
N Cnrs greater stvan' ages than this In A@EA
s~tiiution. The burdrE - a mssnld
structure; cost Ihirty-fve thousand Dol W1
lar T. t6f feet long b. - VIDE anc in an
tts arrsuEements taste an1 1mfort are is
distinsni hing prcuiarues. The LIBRARY and cabinet
are ragtnly ~eulsrging, aud IN elegant apparstns and new
school furniture nave been provided At great expense.
Toe Pianos, eleven IN az are new snd q superior tore
and qualify. TIE Faculty az In nuIbeIl Is ermpoeeI Of
the best talent, scholarship and exp renCs { a. the most
LIBERAL salsrtes could rOmmrnf. Ths c0me-uc ORGANIZATION
Is com lste. No Yong lady can b. eiu stei here with
out acquiring such habItsof cleanliness. Cr5er. pure ua,-
tty, &C lromy and social rehnqmeat. As 20 give her psi
ton IN soy society of VIII n IN after life sic nav boone
q membfr IN avid his h q th1r5IEhly orSaninad
Boarding School, ecmhinluE the ornament and useful
70 . cegree Of exc lence rarely ever found IN the same
establishment The gradual and healthy grorfh OF { g
Institution, whose large patronage row extends ever
seven o. The S-uthern states, itself oHght 90 secure the
confidence % the PEOPLE.
water and Gas Pipes are now being laid through the
establishment. livery Parent will appreciate the CON-
snd safsty q such an Arrangement.
TERMs-s2Oo PER scholastic year f0rboari and tuition.
Music Painting. tic, extra. Pupiis charEcd from the
bsgnning o. The month IN Which they enter.
Apply fer q circular to
GEORGE n. ETERHART, President a.
The re- elastic year always begins drst MOkDAT N
SepteHber and continue 30 weeks without intfrmis-
iy2O-lW
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COTTON GIN FEEDER that VIII sars The labor Of
"A a hand At every Cotton Gin 70 which q nay be at
tached, thus al iPensing with feefing BY hand. T. very
injurious practice 10 the close attendsnt) Is csrtslnty a
desirable Citsct. Besides which, the Fseg-r viii remove
a large portion % the dust, dirt, huls, etc from the
cotton, before IL snters the Gin, thus improving The
quality and -" sample" Of the cotton. that will be an
other important pOiut. claim thai my
Eclipse Cotton Gin Feed~
viii accomplish the shove results have stsnl
for Il, bearing date October Is. 1857.
am williag 20 Pot up one OF them IN n RoorhOod,
that p anters may Sc for themselves H4esher Il viii
heneht them OF not.
Oaa Of them Is now on exhibitor at the fsrd o 4. Soap
and Candle Factory % J. p. Prescott Co. Memphis,
I'm front Of ommerc HoteLD where sny one eau see u
put N operathn Planters visiting Memphis are earn
sstly requested 70 can a. shcve directed and investigate
It's merits. Por further particulars address them
JEDEDIAH PRESCOTT,
fv2S-dawsm Fateutee.
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Dissolution.

TWO m n Tor hire. AiarEs, Erans BuEEv Hos,
Il sale on time. Apply 81
fylB-R TWa OFFTr
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PROPERTY OWNERs AND AGRNTS.

Tbs Assessors being AWAKE that = iarss amount Of
Il Real Bstats changes ownership yearly and DESTROYS
10 lis. he sane to the proper owners, urgsEty request
thst ever owner or scent viii al once furnish them vi B
= correct nst. giving the uumber % OF block, front and
rear, feet and depth wach sin facilitate them TsEy
much and sconcmise tine.
In seU few days, they VIII enter upon heir duty IN
the First ward, enfhig n The Kiehtd-
Adtress al ccnuu1iczrions 70 Tie ~Cify AssessorA
and deposite the same a. fhs Mayors osc5or Pcstoncs.
fvq7-im
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TIE WooDMAE DrvOHoE CAsE.-nhe Pie

TIE WooDaAE Divorce CAsE.-The Plea.
yuHe, Of the 21st inst, says:
"Judgs Morgan yesterday rendered a deei-
sion in the WoodDzn case for divorce, grant
ing a divorce a viEcElo 70 o. O.. Woodmsn, and
against his wife, Caroline Thomas. The court
did lot touch anything elss but the divorce,
leaving other nstters 70 be contested else
WHERE
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ne Saint and BIS Saviour, BY ~spurgeoni
The Princl5 lee q q Practices Of BaptistEs
me Literary Attractions Of IRE Bible, By Haiseyj
M knowledge Of Gcd, Collectively considered By Breek-
inhdge;
ne New York Pulpit IN The Revival Of lsssi
Glimpses o, Jesus, ty RalfeIns
Grace Truman, BY Ford;
TIE Prince OF the House Of navidi
WOmaais LIfe and Mission, BY Mouod;
A Poor Fellow, By author 81 Wbich;
Sermons for the New Efe;
Consolation, by J. ". Alexander
Cummings works.
An The above can be had Of
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q The twelfth session Of the Young La
dies Model School, Of SOmerviIls, Tenn, will
commence on Monday, the 9th day Of next
September, under the continued supervision Of
A. E. SLOAN. i20-Ims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-27

EDIroRs APFEAL; Inyour issue Of Saturday
morning, you copy a paragraph from the
Huntsville DemOaat, which does Col. F. C..
Arms injustice He did not resign the Super
intendsncy Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad without giving notice. He notified
the President Of the road Of bis intention to
resign sometime ago, and the matter was men,
toned and discussed at the last meeting Of the
Board at Huntsville. A D~IREcToR.
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CITIZENS BANK

We learn that the committee appointed al
the meeting Of citizens last week, viii proceed
fthis morning to their duties in connection with
ifsrreting out the transactions Of the Citizens.
Bank, and making an exhibit Of its condition
to the public. We shall therefore expect very
soon to have all the material facts in The mat
ter exposed to the light Of day, and the mystic
TIous manner in which thousands OF our cii-
zsns have been robbed Of their hard earnings
fully exposed. We have entire confidence in
the committee. It is composed Of our NOS.
Trustworthy citizens.
CLEvER-We have learned from several
sources that the Branch OF the Planters Bank
in this eity, as a matter Of accommodation, is
paying gold for the notes Of the Bank to such
persons as desire the specie for business pur-
poses. This is certainly very clever in the
Bank, and if It is able and interis to continue
the practice, We can see bat little reason Why
it should not accept the terms Of the late law
Of the Legislature. The acquisitions Of this
law are reasonable, Just and fair, and the
adoption Of the counter note system would IL
spire general confidence. No run would be
made upon the Banks in consequence, and cur
money woultbs equal to The currency OF any
OF our SISTER States.
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ISz'CHEAPER THAN Wharf.-The Paris
correspondent Of the Boston TfaUeler, under
date Of June 25sh, says
Complaints are made from every part of
France that the wells and springs are driving
up, and Il is said that wine will be chsaper
than water this year. The wine crop, il is
said, promises TO be the largest ever seen; old
wine casks cannot be had now for love or
money, aud the potteFs are busy making huge
Jars Ike The oil jars Of the Arabian Nights for
the superintendent grapss.n
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A DUEL.-The Ledger says that they we're
Informed by the officers Of the Boone that a
duel was fought at Vieksburg on Thursday last
between 1. Nj. PATRIDeE, Esq, formerly of
this city, and at present one Of the editors Of
the Vicksburg Whig, and Col. VIZ. McCARDLE
Of the VicksbuFg Souihron. at the the first
exehauge Of shots, Mr.. PARTRIDGE was wounded
in the leg and his opponent received a wound
in the heel. 1t is further minated that another
affair Of honor is likely to grow out Of this
occurrence, between two Of the seconds Of the
parties.
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Stockholders Meeting.
Dissolution.

W. cO-partn-rrhip h~eret0iors existing unfer M
Il drm Of CAPERS s. SMITH, b this day Dissolved
by mutual consent. R smith viii continue the Re
e. lying For-ardias and Commission Business a. The
Old stand No. % hadisou street, and is also eatrusted
Eit1 the settlement 81 the Old business. Tue nsme Of
the drm b either viii Be used 10 Iquidation-
RAN g. CAPERs,
10 !. Z MEEEE NMuMn
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TENNESSEE BANK MONEY Messrs. PoFE
& BROTHERS will sell goods at cost for Ten
nessee bank money at par. jlylO-1m
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W@RsFPH.
sale.

Two Hire, . NEGRO WOMAN. who 8 q No. 1
Il washer and Ironer.
g. B LOCKE 4 Co.
mTtf-tf Auciinneers and Real Eststa Br kers. -
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Lease OF Residence on GayOSO Street
Enr Sale

HTEo h 2 for sale. Hta 3 eaf bsrrain, % an sl7lT ap-
w plicant. a lease % q lot situated on the north side
Gayoso strtet, between Shelby and Matn streets.
The lot fronts 6a feet on Gaycs1 street, by = depth Of
6aA feet improved With q frame residence % 4 rooms.
kitchen aud servants rooms clstsTn, &c, all 10 good or
der.
The lease uII expire on the 18Th cav % Octnber. 1855.
a.. B LOCKE g. Co.
funI5-tf Aucfionecrs and RraI Estate Brokers.
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Removal.
3. E. N LAND OFFICE.

As been rsEoved o Stewart 4 Provinces Sleek, on
II Main street, hstwecn Uuion and Gsy0s0 Etreets3
Lads In the ChickasaW and River counties, In Ms
sisslPpi, Plantations IN Mississippi and Arkansas, City
Lots, Improved and unimprOved In Memphis and Eu-
burbs, always on hand and for sale. ap11-fy
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~PExIrENrIAEY. Mr.. WHEELER, Deputy
Clerk Of the Common Law Court set out Tor
Nashville last evening with the following pris-
oners for the penilentiary: JEo. CLIFTON, for
stealing, three years; L.. P. HALL, stealing,
two years; WM. LEosARD, stealing, Eve years;
JAS. QUINN, stealing, three years GEO. Bad
LEY, stealing, ten years; HY. MrLLER, bur-
glsry, ten years. BRADLEY is one OF the men
who escaped from Jail LAST week, bat was caught
just outside. MILEE is another Of the e.
capped. He was sdroitly caught on Saturday
night by ofiesr pUcKKrr, who gained 4 hun
drse and twenty-five dollars reward BY taking
bun.
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A MrssIssrFF1 OPINION o. oUn CoxsREs.
sIoSAL REFREsExTArrvE.-Ths Holly Springs
Herald has the following well-deserred notice
Of our worthy Representative in Congress
Hos. ". 7. AvKKY-We had the pleasure Of
a visit, on Monday last, from this distinguished
member Of Congress from the Memphis Dis
trict. Mr.. AZ V, though a young man, has
gained for himself a reputation ia the halls Of
Congress, that bis constituents should be proud
of. He is a bold, fearless, and powerful de-
batter, and as true 20 the South as the needle is
TO the pole. No young man occupied a prouder
position among bis peers 10 the House Of Rep
resentatives than did Mr.. Avery.
TrnEp OF n-Some months ago one Of our
citizens. Mr.. W c. Gatewood, bad one Of bis
slaves, a bright coioTed and WItted fellow,
named John, to leave him for a sk0rt Welt 10
Inc Empire CITY Of New York on his parole
d'honnear. The allotted time for his return
passNa, months passed, and John became in
f~stusted with the superficial freedom Of Gree
Ieyisn and Beecherism. His master gave mp
al authorization Of Johns return. But John
being what is generally known and termed, IN
the locality Of bis ~soJouTn, as " smart " soon
saw through the thin Eapor Of bis 8 brothers,
Reeeher and Greelsy's fresdosnisns, and
though be was earning SIS per month. yet be
knew not how long that would continue, or
where be was to find a home when It ceased I;
therefore be sent word TO bic mssseT and
oEner that be desired to come holc, ard re-
oussted assistance 50 to DO. Mr.. Gatewood
DESTROYS Of testing, though in q measure doubt
ing him. sent the necessary means for Johns
refurn, and last night when the steamer Nash-
siIs arrived here from New York, 30 did John,
who is row assured that dit Is not al gold
that giitters,1 and that G. than is the l0cas
panitsnffes and that bs is tired 81 i.-G0Tks-
t4 Az9sg
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Lease Of Store on Shelby Street
For sale.

INTE have or sale a lease ezpirinE on M t5fh dav o.
w October. 1855 The lot fronts % 2-l2 feet en- the
eaEt side o. shelby street. between Tniau and Gayoza
streets BY e dFpfh % 80 feet 10 an alley. III improved
with 8 grod hi k~st0re. two stories hlgh, and has q gcod
cellar. it q st preselt &C upiel By Hr. J GuiEnsrd. as
= variety store. 4 great bargain viii Be- given. II early
spplicatiou b. mad- % 6 n LOCKE 4 co
luni6 % Auctlneer AMI Real Estate Brukers.
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.. y MoRsAN.-..----s..-.+...s.-W. =. cHnIsF.
MORGAN a. CHRESP,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION RCHAN
No. AZ FHoSr Row, UF srArRs,
Memphis, Tenn.
-. An Cote, rorafUraf Ia IA wfu ~ r.-a-sF h. IL
A SHORT WALK THAT PAYS WE'LL
~ An CJtfon o~onsigned % % van BE- coVtrsl b
suTsnce, unless siharWtie Instructed h21-dssen

A SHORT WALK THAT PAYS WELL
OE Madison street, second door East Of Main, is q
" CHEAP Ossh Book Store" where on aoogunt OF the
loEnesE II rent. The sdoptl5n OF he cash system, ETC.,
you may obtain b 0ks and s~tationery lower thai h sreto-
fore offered In this markft. Hsfe you VIII md q lErEe
assortnent Of select and ch,ios miscellaneous WORKS. neg
you thlak and 70 keep you rom thinking books 81 mate
you laugh and 10 maize yon cryi 90 Put you b sleep and
70 keep you avake Books for your home and Tor the
gOurnsy-
Csn ana Examine for your elves, and take eur word
for n. that It viii pay thus 20 tumaslde from E" Main "
with ~ hustle, is high rents ndhish prizes.
fv1TFTm
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NEW ENeLAND HEATHES The following
statement was made 10 a report % Home Mis-
sions recently submitted at the Massachusetts
General Association
"From reliable statistics, II appears that in
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massa-
chusetts, not more than Que quarter Of the
whole population are 10 the habit Of attending
church, There are one million three hundred
thousand people in New England whe, 50 far
ss attending church is concerned, are, practi
cslly, like the heather. There are tWenty-six
towns in this State which have no evangelical
preaching"
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CLERKS SALE

CLERKS SALE
OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
Georrs winchester, sdminktrator0
ofS o Ballard, deceased lPetition 70 sell Real
~ Estate 70 pay debt.
Fanuia o. Ballard
DIT virtue % q decree rendered n the above cause II
ID the July Term, 1886. Of the County Court Of Shelby
County, I will Offer atpubHe sale to the highest bidteT,
On Saturday, 18th August, 1855,
UPON THE PREMISES,
q very valuable lot q ground In the city Of Memphis,
situated 90 Adams street, beginning a. a point on the
south SIDE q Atams street go feet east from the inter-
section OF the east line Of the alley next east o. laird
street. with Adams street: theyce southEard al rght
angles with Adams street i6s feet thFnce eastward par
auel with Adams street 81 feet; thence northTard at
rEht singles with Adams street i5S feet thence vest
aard so feet with Adams street 10 the beginni1gs being
he lot southeast corner Of Adam and Fourth street.
TERss-A credit Of s, . snd u months. IN equal IN
stalmenis. the purchaser irving bond and approved So
curity Redemption barred By heirs or creditors.
iyf3 IDS JOHN p. RELEVANT
Eage copy
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For Sale or Barter.

F0r Bale or Barter.
WE have Tor sale four Tets. Ne. Is, II. - an -.
w having a front % 20 feet each On Monroe street. b.
q capth % l0 ret on wellington stree 70 a alley, BE-
ing q part Of the property seid By J. d Amour, 10.
his property Is very hlgh and eIigibly situsted IN a Eood
nfizhtorhood We VII e. on usual tine or exchange
for Dry G9ods. Abz-Ezn can b. bal n early pppuca-
ti1n q made 70 6 r. LOCKE & %
fyGtf Auctionfers and neal Esfate Brokers.
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Fever IN NEw oRLKANs.-We have been
permitted to make the following extract from
a private letter from New Orleans, dated July
2Ist
" IN regard to yellow fever, it is increasing
at about the usual rate, perhaps a little more
rapidly. / suppose you see the health reports
twenty deaths last week.-mrs. the week be-
fore. This week, probably thirty or forty, and
it is supposed there will be an epidemic. The
deaths SO far have been principally from the
shipping-1
Our latest New Orleans Giles have nothing
upon the subject.
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The ISvEsTIsATIoE.-The examination OF
the committee into the recent release from
Jail, have closed their examination. We hear
it stated that sOms of the parties concerned are
shown to have acted without due difference to
the requirements Of the law, and hat there is
especially room To- eensurs in the failure to in
form the City Marshal Of the matter when no
prosecution was TO be found. The report in
full will not be made until next Council meet
ing.
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DIssoIatIon OF Ce-PaTtReShIp.

THE arm Of Alexander a Jones IL this day dissolved
Il By mutsi consent. n. A. Jnss only being sufhor-
if-d 10 use the name Of the arm In liquidation. -Ths
books and notes viii b. found a. the Old stand, No. is,
Mssby 4 Hunt's BIcck, 'FRONT.' RoE, Memphis. Ttnn !.
Ehsrs Y A.. Joncs VII oontinus III business, and set
tie IN he shAirs p~crtsiniug 10 the drm q
!y77-s. ALEXANDER A. ONEs.
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The Ohio papers report that river falling
with four feet on the falls.
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Engine md R0iler far SAC.

"a We are fuly prepared 10 attend % ConstEnmentE and
- sales o. every description. An goods h tore uM b
charged with Insurance, Unless otherwise directed.
STORAGE and C~ONSIGNMENTS solicited LlbsraI
cash efVanoes mate on ConsiEumeuts.
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COTTON PLANTERS
Attentions!

HAssvILLE. Joiyi7 Is5s.
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