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THE SALARIES o. MUsIcAL AsrTsrG-Ths
French papers give some curious statistics In
regard 10 the salaries paid to great musical ar
lists. We learn that Malibran received In Lon
don Tor every performances at DrurV Lane,
$50 Lablache, Tor singing twice, $50, and
for = single lesson to Queen Victoria, $500. AZ
a soiree in london Grisi received $500 Pag-
anini charged 500 a lesson. HumRell LETT a for
tune eg S75,o00, and twenty-six Diamond rings,
thirrty-four snuf-boxes, and one hundred and
fourteen watches, which bad been presented to
him at various times.
At the Italian Opera In Paris, Tor The present
season, Mr.. Csizado, the Manager, pays as fol-
lows: To Tamberlik, for seventeen repressn-
tations, 5000; Alboni g, ZOO for seven repre-
sensations; MsTio SIS 900 for a season of i've
months; Grisi 50 .000 for two months; Madame
Pence $l4 900 for the season the Gfaziasi
Brothers SIS 400; CoTsi, a barytone, $4,000
Galyani 50 500 Nantier-Didiee 81 600; Zee
chini 50, 900: Mile. de Ruds 50 400. The
chorus and orchestra cost for the season
ST., 900.
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SEWING MACHINES.

WE have nov on hand for inspection The following
w mase Of mschincs:
weeds Patient Locx Stitch MachlneI vlth Hemert.
Brashaw's Lock Stitch Machines with Hemers.
Siost's elliptic Lock Sutch with Hemers.
Q1aker City LsoP stitch with Hemers.
TsEEart & FeoI's Locp stitca with Houers-
Glaerts Machnss.
Keystone STATE hsck nes
Ths weed Maehibe Is 8 large and q ne Machine, sEd Eil
sew dne goods, also al nnds harness IeaIfer Tassg
Macnin-s are eieg sntiy so up, and warranted equal q
any Machine maze. Our T4ggArt Machine s = fne iiitle
Ma h n for all q nlly purposes These macnlnes eau Be
seen A d tried Il Messrs J. an FlathertB'B Furaitrra
store. on Union street, between Main and Second streets,
Memphis @ u and see them.
decqs-tf 1T J. TEARoUT.
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THE EEGLE AND KEoUIRKR.

Il affords Us pleasure to announces that Hon.
JERE. CLEMENS, exhibited States Senator from
Alabama, has assumed the control Of the "a.
&c and EnguirT, and will hereafter act in the
capacity Of chief editor Of that paper. Mr.
CLEMENS is unknown to us personally, but We
know him, in common with the general public
Is a gentleman CT genius, courtesy and high.
toned bearing, and we welcome him cordial.
~ to the editorial fraternity Of Memphis
satisfied as we are that be viii dignity ana
Edorn the position, and that our relations
10 hin, as a political opponent, will be ten
BereJ by the g~enisiity whistle courteous snt
gsntlemanly intercourse engenders, and BY the
favor and relish which a flashing vii, a keen
Intellect, and q ferVid Imagination iDPaTt &c
political discussions. We extend TO the new
and distinguished conductor the the Eagle ana
Eacsirer the sslutstions Of tie profession.
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Imported 70 cur 0En 5rder, from ths best makeus IN
Eursps. 9un Accom- aaiments. ali kinds Pistols,
Colt. D~rrsgerH, Trs1ters. D-an, AEEms q
Dean. ant Aneu's Patent, Hunting
Krires. Canes, ho.
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II A decision Of no little importance to the
mercantile world was delivered IN the DistTtei
Court, Monday morning, affirming the principle
OF law that one partner cannot execute . BOND
and warrant Of attorney, ia the partnership
name. 90 as to bind the partnership effects, IN
less be has the assent OF his eo-Partner OF
partners The ChTOnfcle gives the leading facts
Of The case as follows:
James E. Ledlie, Of the firm OF Ledlie & Ulsm
glass manufacturers Of this city, on the 9Th
Of July last, executed a bond and warrant Of
attorney, ia the partnership name, for the sun
Of hfty-nine thousand dollars, TO James A
Hutchinson and Edward Simpson, for their use
and that Of sundry other creditors, upon which
judgement was Immediately entered, execution
issued, and levy made upon the whole partner
ship effects Of Ledlis & Ulam. Prior, how
ever, TO the date, Christian Ihmsen bad a Judge
ment confessed BY both members OF tie hrm,
TO secure certain indoTsements, on which exc
eution had been issued and levy made. AFTER
Mr.. Ibmseu's judgement, and before the execu-
ton Of the first named bond, the other creditors
including Messrs. Hutchinson, Simpson, Alex
ander, King, John B. Garfield, SC, bad granted
an extension 10 Ledlie & Ulam, OF two, three
and four wears. Immediately after the issuing
Of the execution IN the case OF Hutchinson and
Simpson, Mr.. UIam flied his petition, denying
the authority Of bis eo-partner to execute the
bond ant warrant Of attorney, wbereupon TIE
court granted a rule 10 Euoh cause WY tNS
judgment and execution should not be set aside.
On the 4th OF December the matter was argued
at great length and with much ability, By N
P. Fetterman, Esq and Hon. p. G. shannon.
on beEalt Of Mr.. Ulam ; and BY lodge ShaleI
George P. Hamilton, Esq, Col. M'Ca0dles'
and others, on behalf Of the extension creditors
Again, on last Saturday, the subject was further
urged on a collateral rule.
Whether we consider the principles OF Law
involved in this case, or the large amount Of
money IN controversy, it may be safely said
that It is one OF the most prominent commercial
causes presented 10 our Courts for many years
and Mr.. Ulam's council deserve 20 little credit
for the admirable manner in which they mar
aged il
The following = is the decree Of the Court: II
lie ordered that the said judgement and sxecu.
tiOn be set aside, as against Joseph ]. Ulam,
one Of said defendants; and II is further order
ed, that the levy upon the partnership effects Of
the firm OF Ledlie & Ulam, by virtue Of said
execution, be also set aside and that the virtue
of said writ, or Of any subsequent writ, thai
may be issued on judgment, be restricted to the
individual property Of the said James z. Ledlie,
and 70 his interest In the partnership property
and effects OF the firm Of Ledlie & Ulam
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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81

THE ahJve reward all be given for the ap-fA
prehenston of . small d n brJwn -
Re hsd sround his neck = piece cf
rOpe, s or 6 feet long, with an iron TiHg at GA&z6s
tached 10 II, his main ard tail Is rot trimmed has q
scar on ore Of hs legs, not rec Ise,ed which Ad-
drss ". TICK, Pest Once.
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WE have on hand forty heed q TounA
w HORSES, which Ne win 81 To- o fbrT
irade OF wholesale d,alera. Aho 70 NUNS. Oe
s WAGONS. Application must b. ma 81 ieoa.
n. {. CATCE son.
diS-iW AuCt oneeTs ard Rel Est .te Brokers
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An4, also, al the right, title, claim sus In crest which
the said Thom u Man had IL and 10 q cart n n gro We
man and two chndren, As teuacts IN c -mmOn with the
sanders heirs, being six-sevenihs thereof also, at the
same time and plaoe, IEul zen 20 the ktghe tbtdsr. FOR
cash, enc " Colts Revolver" belongings % SAID estate.
Sale 10 Commence 81 n o'ci.ck A. n
JOB U. LANIER.
d13fe Oerk and Master.
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AN ORDINANCE Creating the OF
Gca Of Gas Insnecfnr.

DE Il ordained By the Beard o. Msyor snd Aldermen
ID o. The city Of Memphis, flat the Cn5e o. Gas In
spestor shsM. after The first ell ezion By the Bard b. reg
uisrly ncminsted By the Ma o. and tlsc;sd by n
1carl 81 Toe regular orSaniz2 Nncf each newly rlCc q
Board a. such time Is other on1ers Of tie city ar
eectel and Appointed thereby,
Be Il ordsi ed, TIA l. thaR Be the dug o. he Gai
Inspector immedisIey aft-r b. election. ard qua ilca
lion as such, upgn spp ieatioI T. Inspect. test prcve
anc ty everg letre used and VTCnTset % B. red With
the oor75rrts limits o. toe cty fr ne measursnsnI
OF 8asi When On private hous-s. o. tee Application Of C
cupant, and q found correct. be shall put a. o. -ach and
every Metre % examined and iaspecad. his omeia
stamped or sealed during thsyes- butf MOI Buni CT.
ret ne shal notify tee Gss Company thsreef. Va q
stAl N atriy crTeSt "a metre o Piaa me IN 10
stead whsch has besl Ested ard sea.ei b tae ~Inspecfor
Bel ordained, nat n sid ,omPany hereafter shaE
use EnE gas m-tres. q aiscs one 70 aug rssid ncc. tusi-
neazureuent o. ga-, Ethout the Initials A. shove u.
recied Of said Ca inspeeter. sad umVhny OF it, oHcers
OF sSs = u7os trial ard oonvicfkn brfsrs ne Il o5rf ?
shall - = ans of not les tnsn taelt nor More than
forty dollars for each andevsr smne
Be it orda ned. taAt said Gss Imp cor shall, within
ten Gays Hf-rthe frst daJ o. casa mouta IN the yesr-
mara down IN = neg ser VI en- b. shall keep Tor Dai
purpuse, the nEuh r ~ feet % gas usef b. each durlnz
ths Preesdns m1nh. Ehich "a d Resht-r shan, a. an
tl-s- b opeu % the Inspector q sverE one.
Sc Il ordained, nat me Gas inspector shall, a less.
ons tine daHt1s eeh m'uth. extm7n-, test, ID tuuy uy
ever paoiic amp, ustrs and 5 burners us=i - ne
city, snd msks fLm ID rtto N Board, q tneir ocntl-
ti1n, TIE number q hsurs vhlch they have been kspf
NA4ArA - ~ aA44 7 d ~ ~ NaH NlNa nave l-eu
Consumed durirE he month. ana 10 O. e shaff report
MY upon tha quality ofthe gas thus sIPtla - said
Company.
- L ondaincds Thst any person or persons Who ss.l
IN any wise pIevent or obstfuct ssid Inspector In the tis-
CHARGE % the du lee i1pos Z IN him a. such, be she o.
they shsl, uFoa arrest antcn-i &c bon, forfeit ard Fsy %
The city q nnsCf not lsss than dFe nor uorr than forty
collars for esch sud even % nFe.
BE- Il ordai3ed, that nc Gss Inspector shsube raid m
monthly l~nstallmsnts 3 salarr q fcrty dollars per
month By the city. ani IN addition therct5 he shall Be en-
uued 20 and eolret aty cents for tesung and sea.ns
eaeh netre, a1d zen seats Per month FOR -sch meath
thereafter cor measurinx rxamiainE sid reEisrerinx tie
amount Of gAs oonsumtd By ssca mstFe usad ~ private
persons, Uhen csue at their request,
Be 70 oreained r 81 said Gas inspector. beflre entering
upcn his dutss As such, shall make cath ~ other en-
GERS, and shall Eve bond and security IN the san o. ave
thousand dollars fuIiy anf f~aifafaIy q d and discharge
al ne duties imposed upOn hin a. snch- December
n, 1855
Aplr1ved Memphis, Dscezher -. 1855
RI BAUGH, Mayor.
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This C~eebrated Artist has permanently located n
enc Of the rocms oounec ed with or Gaiery, with whom
We Rave made arrangenrnts o eoler In oil Remiag- on
Oabinet sizs Canvas Photosrsphs-
these pi lures osmblning as hey DO, Chs skin Of IN
two Artists, are sneug The most psrfs { spscimens Of
TIE Art
No. 4 CIark's Marble Block.
decI6 dtEsEly
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NOTICE

To Lumber Men and Builders.
HAVE o. hand At ny Nm, Al Farked Deer Depot o..
u the Meuphis G1f Oll3 Raliroad. I've funsr.f
toorssud t-etofi I, N and , inch Cyprsss Rosrds -
gsther with q pfertlf1 lot II 8cEutlnx and Jskt.
Als', ARRESTED waite n suitsbie fr car bnidiur
and marhice Eorf Ee1fraliy. i can f-nish rms a
short notice inr White Oak, Post OAK, Cyrrcss, Gun ard
walnut luuo rfnum 10 70 50 ieet long. Ordsu WI b.
received b. II. A. Ienes 4 c.. 10. II Front nov. or b.
ne a. ne above Depot. W. q. JONES.
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Fine FEONr.

nm BpJs Fine Flour for sale, No. 4s Main street
lVU d2t-im ROBT. DIN.
Rack DaamOndsl BLACK Dia-
mOnds! of the First water
ID BOElVBD IHT5 DAY, 90 O0o bels. Of The pur o.
II Pitt burEh Coal The dim OF this town need
not Be alarmed for this coming winter for the want CT q
Eood a7e 10 enj5y their lOag evenings. Kept for sale st
he Red one, By a citizen THO3- JANIS.
a1a e
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CHASCERY SALE
Of F~Orty-One Valuable Negroes,
Together with other property consisting OF
Mules, EOrses, Cows, Hogs, Car
Tiages Furniture, Cotton Gin
and Farming Utensils OF Every
CHASCERY SALE

DJR5UANT 70 q decree Of the ChAncery Court at
Il Memphis reDdsred Al ths November term,
1855, In toe csss o. Lucg -. Stark. samlnistTatrix Of
Henry @. STARK, deoa ed. Asd othrrs, vs.. Margaret
sfark, Bouisisua FArabs and others, ertdiiors Of Henry
O stsrk. decsssedi ! Win, On TUESDAY the 25th Ct
January. 1859 a. the lss residence Of He ~ @. STARK,
deceased. IN shelby c1Hnfy, Tennessee, near Fshervlne,
prouoed 70 sell 70 the highest bidder,
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JUICE DoUGLAs The removal Of Jadge
Douglas from the Craftsmanship Of the Com
mit.ee on Territories in the Senate By the Dem
ocratie caucus, excites much comment. II bis
ssgt.Elenis rendered him Unfit for Chairman
they Equally disqualify him for being a member,
vet Id is retained as a member. IL imputed
rogaHBsr doctrine is to be made a cause for os-
traeiem, there lie Gen. Cass, Andy johnson,
Geo. ~. Jones, s. a Smith, and a host Of
southern Congressman g%uiltier than Jadge
Dsuglss. Il no difference Of opinion among
leading Democrats are 10 be tolerated, then Mr.
RTeha1an himself must be excluded, for be l.
fs- ne protective tariff, with specific duties,
snd FOR the Pacific Railroad. This attempt 10
iniore Jadse D will re act, and iBjure those
wbo cogeoeted Il TO benefit other Presidential
gspirants. 1. vas opposed BY Senator's Bsysrd,
Pssres, Hunter, johnson Of Tenn Brown Ct
Wss. Toombs, Clingmsn, Biglsr, Shields,
Stusrt. Wright, and Thomson Of n. ] JEFF.
Dsria. 10 his praise belt said, II present would
have opposed the move sgains. Judge D. The
President, ID is stated, disspproved Of the
move. For what was it done? To divide and
distract the party? To benefit some presiden-
tai s~spirsnt at Judge DIS sxPense-Huzts-
VFe .7frocnfe.
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ENlR ny ORRkLL HORsE, with base ftes
" that ct away from ne on Tussdar. the ~
3lst inst. opposite the Post orc ~ o. &5H
s-ddls and brdia I wnl pay the ~ " re-
ward for hin 90 delivery At o p Eewbr5s IfTSrJ
Stsole Q C. HOEEEON.
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DUaSUAHT 10 q q cree % ths Chan0erv Court, st
I Memphis, ~reniersd Nov MIR 'erm. 1883. 10 the
c4se - New on F1rd Admint-trao or OF n mas Muu, d.
ceased. a q otbers ". J1hu 3. G syton aud Diners. cred.
itOrs o. T1emas Nvli. ceccastr; 7 VII. on TUESDAY,.
FsRBUART Z, ~ Q n front Of nv one, In the city o.
HempAls prooSei 70 l. 70 the highest bt;csr, for oss5,
sixteen Valuable Negroes,
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In ordering Tickets or Certificate

Bne ore the money 70 err address for tie udets Or
dered, on reosilt Of which they All be forward d b. hut
nail. PIT hasers can have Tickets ending 10 any esurs
they nav designate.
rae list q drawn numbers and Prizes WI BE- sent 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures piatn. and
give their Pest one, County ami State.
Remember that every Pike Is drawn ard payable
IN fuii without deducti1u.
L2-An PriE,s Of 81, OoO aud under, paid immediafsly
after ths drsviHg-other prizes Al the usHl tine q
thirty days.
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Negroes for Hire

EfOR HtRE, for ihesusunE year, shout - verJ Valu
Il ao,enegroes. Hotel servants, brAk- mCudcrs. sc
sHoaE n Uomsn are evcral exc ilsnt fami y servants
cooks, washers and honers. sc
e21-e2S GRAFTON BsKER. sI Main street.
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just ReceSUed.

i " 100 baskets Yiser Htidsirk Champagne.
50 casks TaunssrB Ale and Porter.
50 qhla. naui3' Ale
50 bbls- cid Bourbon and BYE WHISKY.
Ass, Oranges, RaiEins. Pigs, Nuts, Currants. Oi.rons.
Oysters. Labsterss saimoacss wines, Liquors. ke., &C,
~ Hecy JF frank,
as No. IS 1-ant Row.
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IL
ARNOLD a HILL,
TIoUR ANnERFD sTnnF

4 TfORSETs AT LAW, Solicitors IN Chancery an.
= General 0olle0ting Agents, JseiHto, MIS- VIII CIV,
prompt attention D ~ business con hded q them profes.
si0naily. Refer 10 ne past o. a. ldex 10 the future.
mvfa-fafufv
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MARRIED.

MAYOR OF HUsTsvILLE--Z P. DAVIS,
Esq was, on Monday last, elected Mayor Of
Huntsville
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THE JOsEPHIVE GALLERY.
Edited b A1cs and Ph@6s CAY n yal Octavo. Vim
Eignt Beautiful Portraits IN Coi0Ts.
THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.

THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.
For 1859.
With Twelve Steel Partraits sf IrvlnE. Iouusu,w
Hslmsss eryanf, Szx,, II Marvel, hazard fayIor. 81 d
Prectice, =. 8. o n ne, 2 ". fhet0n, I. 81 Fsv. and
p . 6rtene HEIleck. Octaso Illustrated.
BI~RxETFOSrERS ILLUSTRATED sERIFs.
j. aray's keg 2 Goldsmithfs DESERTED village; 4
keats Eve Q. s. Agnes; Z Dairyuan's Dsuzhtsr; s.
O~aierid9s's Anctsnf H~srfueT;s C-npten's Ge-s-,1. ~
Wyomins; = Blesmaelds Farmers Boy; 8. Oao spsc-
ters Verse Book
AND JUST PURLISHRD.
q WORDSWORTH Pastoral Poems 10. Hilton's BAuegro.
FAVORIrE ENGLI5H POHaS,
Othe last i've centuries tunaoridgad.l Illustrated
with upwario Of iva hundred engrzvings on wood. from
drawings By Tue most eminent art sts. One elcranf rol-
unes small 40 N ans extra cota, back ard sides fuH
glt, IN morocco.
o. NIENTs.-hnaan's EAregro; Dry8en's Alrr.u-
cer'a feasfs Pope's TIE kessiah; Th0ms1nss Hymn 70
the SEASONS Cclins' Ode 10 Evening; Grays Eisxy n :
couniry Churchyarc5 Goldsmith, Dessrtt Vfiare;
enrns' Cottn'e Saturday Nigat o wp-r 9 John anlIni
Dtodin's Poor Jacti KeatsBye o. 81 Agnes; Bloonfe rs
Farue-'s Bosi Wr'fc's Burial q Sir John Msora BE-
ran'a bye q NAterloos Ehel ~, 70 SkfIarks Hcotts
Onristnas Tdei ColercEe's Aucf1nt Marinsrs Hrmans
hemes o. Engfaad; s~3uthey's 8attis ~ Bicnhslm;
Canro ns Peasure's o. Hope Mocrss 1hoss sv-uing
Bells Ecrdsucrih's Michael, q PASTORAL Rogsis Nine
oe aCot5 Tcn1ysonfs IRE Lixht BTEade.
BRAZIL n TIE B~RAZILIAN6
Pr sails By CLEAvEs a YADHN.
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Tbesdecision was made in a ease where W.
A. Trigg had entered a tract Of swamp land
that was claimed 5T the railroad. tn case
was referred to the Commissioner OF the Gen.
eral Land Office, and BY him decided in favor
Of the railroad from which an sppesl was
taken bT ne to the Secretary Of the Interior Of
the United States. and bT bin referred to the
Attorney-General Of tbs UEited States, and de-
ceded in faVcr Of Mr.. Trigg-
According TO this decision, all lands that are
really swamp lands will hold good a. such.
This decision will quiet the tile to a great
JAMES II. CROW.
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Our Picture GaIIery-PFOfess0l
Remington, Artist.


Is one e tna most excessive IN the Uui0n. Superior
Pictures tasen 10 all the various styles kaoEn 10 the
Photographic art ne SPH8REOTTPE Ent gt1n's
z~OOEOdRAPH5, are worthy o. special notioe.
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"a TIE IA inst, mar Flsbervrle, d S eby county
" L T~BEkDUELL Esqs q senIhii, 20 Mss LOUISA
A FARABEE
A. The Gs, os3 House last evening. b A. n. Bryan. D.
D Mr.. joins R. gARABEE 70 MIS- CARIE L NAB
SEAL Of kErshsI county, Ms
also at the same tine a. d pIa-e e, ard By the ssms, Mr..
B.. b n CoCKRTLL to Miss MAGGIE ". STARK.
On the ~ inst, b the Rev T } Dnre, Mr. Taos.
A. sIanIoss 10 Miss MARTHA n 6Isss, ell q Mem
phis, Tenn.
"Across The threshold Led,
And ever tar kissed on a. son As shed
Bis d uss she enters, there 10 be q Lint,
shnln g wittin hen all without is Nigh
4 guard an angel Ger his life ~presidIngs
Disabling biz Pleasure, and his Cars dtvidings"
On the 18th inst BY ths Rev. Jno. Wilson, NJ. Will
LIAM NC. KIEsTRV, IT., OF Fayette county, Tenn 70
Miss ELIIA DAVIS Of Upton eJuaiy, Tenn.
On the 22i inst. ~ the Rev. Jn0 Wilson, Mt VIII
LIAM ALLEN. Of Fbyetts county to Mis- JANE, daush-
ter Of n. B. Nelson, Of TiptoH county.
Eagis and Avalanche copy.
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notice to steambOatmen.

. 0n0 CORDS GOOD DRY WOOD Tor sale By Alex
OsOUO ander Sinders a Co, on Isiszd a. near
Fuftor. on the shoot stce, 81 ths foot. and on q snail
toHh.ad about midway q sad lsiand. We hass had our
wold cut Ions, azd have purchased , new No. Eoot-
boats, and intend 10 KEEP them constantly loaded Gnd
kept At TIE loot u The T0wuea1, Or just below, on the
opposite side 81 B1ichee Ishsnd. ~ Barto1'sPoinL Oar
blats um tcv with 40 cords each Oar friends en-
mandllg toats would DO veil b. call and mako regular
susassments, ard get wood n 81 on TIE bank
ALExANrMR.
ROLFR SANDsR8.
dIT-f7u DAVID 4 FRTENp
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AN ORDINANCE 10 Amend the Or
dinance on Tipping Houses,

So 49,
ID 2 it nrdsined b. the Mayor and Aldermen q the cit
ID u Memphis, That he City Tax Collector sasl hs1e
after onlect the city tax for Mc-nces ~ keD ugpfni
HOUSES IN this city, In s1slrdxnae with the IS b secu1l
% the at o. tne General Assembly % the Stat Of Ten
nessee, passed 2ist January. ISIS
Approved Memphis, Dseamber "a. Ie55-
a D BAUGE. Msyrr.
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CBANCERY SALE


A CONSTANT supply Ct FLOUR md MEAL. frou
n Hictor WIths nd Cold water Nil .. for sale q
vi ISLE ard retail R'ssRr GUM.
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BENTON & UPsHAW,

A rORNEYs At LAW. Holly Sp-ings, Mississippi,
a WI practice IN the ssveRth judicial Dhtrict, the
counties o. Ooahons aud B5iivsr IN the Tnsrd D~istrict,
the FEDERAL couri 81 P0ntotoe, and the HiEh Court At
Jackson.
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GUNS, GUNS!

A great variety Of Clocks, Of French and
American Manufacture.
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CLIQUE MILL

w Rave TOR sale 7pon good tsTus q 81 MILL
w capable o. runinE two large pair o. stones. o.
faE MI re yer round ne nil Is sifustrd within
cse AMI hsf miles Of shepCard's switch and thrss and
= half niles q Stantcn's depot. twenty-five acres o.
and VII te 80 q win ne mill, ard if desired the rriVi-
lege o. e ting timb 81 Of Iznd arIoi1Inr eanb obtain
ed Toe MIL is ,ituated IN q rich ana healthy ueighbor-
nosds and a. much grain can BE- had So can te uanufso-
tured. Thore b no ether mil near enough 70 intsrfers
with a..
For further informatI0n spp'y 10 y. n. shsppar5
on TIE premises sr b g. B LOCKE q D
daifrds AuctCn@rs and Real Estate Br1Fers.
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December FL, 1858.
Refer to /" Eagle and Enquirer" Of this date.
Christmas Presents !

Christmas Presents
FUR SETS.
POINT LACE SETS.
vALENCIENNEs LACE SETS.
vALENCIENNES LACE COLLARS.
VALENCIENNEs LACE CAPES.
FRENCH EMBROIDERED SKIRTS
FIR. EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIFS
FRENCH EMBROIDERED SETS.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED CLOAKs.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES.
FULL SETS OF LADIES' UNDER
LINENS.
FULL SETS OF LADIES' UNDER
MERINO.
MAGNIFICENT SILKS.
FINE VELVET NANTES.
FINE LACE COFFIEURS.
SPLENDID WORK BOXES.
FINE SHELL DRESS COMBS.
FINE HAIR BRUSHES
FINE MOROCCO CABAS.
FINE MOROCCO sATCHETs.
IMPORTED PERFUMERY.
SPEED, DONeH0 & STRANGE,
No. 3I4 Main ST., Memphis.
delI-dtuaw
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A Superior artids % tuit al conditions o. sight. T.
tbs Important subiset Ee have a iFoted much time a-d
study. ahd kaOW wat EiRd Of glass Il bsst suitrd 70 The
vsrtous conditions o. fheeys- Wsto not pre- End 70 make
TIE oi yOunz OF improve on nsture-the eye is too vslu-
able % Be IT. q With
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In the Clrcuit Court o.
( shelby couuty. Tena rs
titioR 70 sen Real Estate.