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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
University OF Mississippi!
Faculty of Arts,

EREnKBTCK A. P. BARNARD, L. L. D Preslssnt
Il and Professor o. Physies, Astronomy and Civil IN
ginseri1g.
wILLiAN ?. sTEAREs, Professor Of Governmental
Science AMI Law.
GEORGE ". CARTER, n. A, Professor OF Inisuse
tual and Moral Philosophy.
BDWARD O. BOYETOE, n. A, Professor Of Chem
iHtIys GeoicgV and Mineralogv.
WILSON G. RICHARDSON, n. A, Professor Of
Latin and M,dern Languages.
W~aTTEHOREE, n. A., Professor Of Greek
and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN n. PHIPPs, n. A., Professor Of MAfhs-
make.
WILLIAM D MOORE, n. A., Professor Of Eng tsh
LAngu4ge and Literature.
-7 Assistant In Natural Philosophy.
The Eleventh Annual Session Of this Tnsututinn win
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. At
which time Il is desired that candidates for admission
wiz promptly apply.
The University has recently very largely increased its
facilities for f1rnishlng an situation o. TIE most supe-
risT order, having provided costly apparatus and cAbi-
nets Of minerals and shells fer the Illustration o. sub
i.ets OF sciehoe, ard having materially enlarged It's &C.
c mmods'ions for the comfort as wei IS for the I'M
%provement Of its students.
The Institution Is loca'ed In one o. The most hesIthfzl
regions in The entire south, sud is surrounded b. q pop
ulaton noted for Intelligence, morality tHd . religious
spirit
Bsirg On the line Of the Mississippi Central Railroad.
u IL accessible from the south and the nouh, and BY the
CONNECTIONS Of the rosd vita a wide distriot of country.
IERMG-1zitoa, SO; Fuel and servant hire. SOS.
Students not logging IN the College, SO The fee here
tofore ehaTgA for fuei and servants was tEsdeQaste.
Law Stuients, $50. Board At the hsl and 10 private
families about So per month. These thsrges are sup
posed 20 be lower than these Of most Colleges ohsring
oIi1rd, July is, IS Secretary OF the Board.
iy2s-dtwaT5n
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CAUsHT.-ohesr MILLER, one Of the new
policemen, on Thursday night saw a suspicious
fellow named WN. BILL, peering about IN a
suspicious manner MILES lay down on the
pavement as II drunk and asleep. No sooner
did BILL perceive him than be approached and
fumbIed about him until be found his pocket
book, which be appropriated. He was making
with bis prize when MILLER seized him,
and never die the motion Of any belps claPper
surPass that Of BELLS shaking limbs when be
found he had robbed a policeman and was on
his way 10 the calabOose.
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Al the Gssoso House, Ju,y 2sd, Francis PLuMnrn,
daughter o. ID. ". ard Anais B. Dsle-assd twenty
two months.
ne fsisnss % tie family are invited to attend ths
funeral from the Gayoso House, THIS HoRNlEG, ct
i0k 5doek. Carriages WI b. IN readiness a. Nj.
Msy's Livery Static.
MrxrufS zrfr "a rs5s
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HEALTH.-The New Orleans PicayEne OF
Monday says: We have no change to record
to-day IN our weekly statement Of the health
OF the. city. The intsrmeht reports and the
hospital reports are the trus fadieer Of the real
condition Of the city, and they show no in
crease in mortality over the normal proportion,
and no unnatural diseases. This 10 satisfaeto-
" here, and ought to be 50, 70 distant readers,
who sometimes get misled BY reports that have
40 f0undation. Thus far there lie nothing to
warrant any spprehensions, In token Of which
several Of our busiest physicians are taking
leisure to themselves, for summer trips Of
-A-.-nI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

LIeHr BEKAp In New Orleans very fire.
guent seizures Of Dread are made from dishOn-
est bakers, who make their lOaVss too light ;
light bread lie Of course desirable, but the bread
We are speaking q has too much buoysney
and attenuation II Memphis We are favored
with such Christian and honest bakers that we
never hear Of our police seiziBg a loaf Of their
makine-never.
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'sReduced by Dyspepsia 90 a mere
Skeleton. >,

CURED ~ "~RGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs."
Mr.. A. Hstehstf, a trader, probably IS vel known IS
any man in western PennsTlvlnls, states e. follows: 81
met with sfArnsr In Arms rong county, who vas re-
duced y Dyspspsis TO q mere skeleton ! ] persuaded him
o buy . bottle Of BGRHAyE's HOLLAND BITTERs, be-
nsving Il vould cure him. Meeting him some neuths
after, what vas ny aEtonisbmsnt Al tndins hin = hale
hearty MAJ he tod ne be nov weighed 200 pounds. and
Nat this wendsrfal ohzsC bad ssen produced By Bor-
hsvs's HonsBa Btssrss . whih be s~,trissssa solssy hs
ra.tr~~tfo, -
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Nh. ARAs R~EsIsSED.-The Huntsville Dem
oerai says: We learn that Col. F. c. ARNs,
the Superintendent Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, resigned more than a
week ago bat, strange to say he left here,
with bis family, for The North, on Monday
morning last, without any intimstiOn to any
member Of the Board Of Directors here Of bis
resignation, actual OF intended. The runor
NAV, therefore, Be premature.
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A NUIsAEcE.-An ordinances passed q FIRST
reading at the East session Of Council, con-
demning, as a nuisance, certain property on The
north side Of Linden street, from shelby to
Main street, and on the east side Of Main
street, between Beal and Linden streets, for
lack u p~avsmsnts. The consequence viii
be that the tofks that way wiTl have " to mend
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MISUNDERSTANDING is generally rsckOued
to be a Yankee practice, and to be associated
with the cOnszuctlos Of natmsgs from cord
wood, and Of gOcdoaS from spoiled shoe pegs,
but it is by no meas unknown amongst US, as
is proved BY the fact that the city authorities
have found 1t necessary to have the edges Of the
benches in the Criminal Court room covered
with zinc, to protect them against invading
knirna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

LADIES' HoME MAGAzISE.-This popular
publication Of HARFER's may be had Of HIRE,
at the Commercial Hotel, who has received the
August aumber be- has also the latest num-
bers Of the New York Ledger and Liesliss' IT,
Issiratsd HITE it always ahead.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

No LIcEScE.-B. F. c. Books was charged
with running an omnibus without ~lieence, but
giving satisfactory explanations to the Rscor-
der be was discharged. AMUEL SYKES, for
retailing ice cream without having been licensed
10 do 80, was fined five dollars.
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A CRY DEBr.-At its last meeting the
Council received missive from H. MCLEAN
NAHAS, Esq, United States Marshal, asking if
tue Board had made provision to pay of an ex-
ecution in favor Of ELIJAH CHEEK. The CON-
munication was referred to the Finance Comz
mittee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

Observation-Disclosures Neil on Tuesday
obtained the passage by Council Of a rssOlu-
ton fOrbidding swill and slOP wagons to run
in the day time. Could soap grease carts be
added? They are an intense nuisance, rank,
vile and highly scented.
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FuEET.-AmOng the books that are funny
without intending to be 90, We may rank the
Memphis book Of Ordinances; We gave an ia
stance yesterday in which auetionsers we're or
dsred to sell nothing on the sidewalks except
live stock and other articles which, Of all 9TH
srs, it is most ineUnvenient to have the side
walks obstr0etsi BY. To-day our attention
was caught by tie index under the head of
" HOspi j." where we read " Duties Of mem
befs Of the Board Of Trustees; Rules and By
laws; election ; bend and duties Of shall not
trade in articles Subject to Importation, &C."
We presume the Hospital Trustees are on their
guard respecting hs importation business, as
we have heard Of none Of them having been
presented foI violating their duties 10 this re-
speet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

EscAPED.-ALFEED Lucas and BEN JOHN
son, who were arrested here awhile ago for
stealing a quantity of guns from New Madrid,
escaped with a third prisoner from the Jail Of
that place on Sunday last.
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IRoS.-Ths LGek!Gnd yesterday delivered
here twelve hundred bars Of railroad iron
which she had brought up from New Orleans
for the Mobile and OHIO Road she bad a
further lOt. to be delivered at Columbus, Ky,
for the same Road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

GRAvELiNs-Mr. GREEsLAw will soon be at
work gravsllng streets; either Adams of Js6sr-
son street will be The FIRST scene Of his opera
tons; whichever the Improvement Committee
Of Council nav Belect. AZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

INHUMAN.-Ths nsighbOrhOod Of Commerce
street is In , state of sxeitspsDt at the oal-
ragsous conduct ola married woman, who alb
solutely refuses to nurse, or in any other way
attend to her sick babe Of seven months old.
The father is totally inattentive to bis duties,
and The poor little girl would perish but for
the kindness Of The nsighbors, who have taken
Il in turns, a night at a time. Ths parents
ought to be ARRESTED and compelled 70 do their
dufv
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LraUoR CAsEs.-G. P. KENNY, charged with
keeping open his bar later than 9 O'Clock at
night was discharged, the proof not being slf-
fcient. Mr.. STEVENSON for a similar %ofense,
was fined ten dollars; be was arrested by officer
HESS.
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500 Reward.

ID ANAWAT hOm The subscriber on the Ith a.
n inst, . negr1 boy named JBsSTE. Said foFi q
about q or . years ods about 4 feet 10 inches or
5 feet high wehghs sbOut i25 or 100 pounds; of@
e per color, With some defect about his font teeth (;
speaks suick wien spoken 10. Said boy ran o. IN
Msrch, 1851, and vas appr-handed 90 HsBder on county
and lodged IN ths lexington jail, where he rsnainsd IN
an March, 1858. he then gave bis owners name a. George
Curry. Th- ah1vs rsEsrf win b given 10 apprshended
sd lodged In some jai where I can Eet him
8 p GRBGORT,
Agsnt for DIVA webster,
ivl0-daWtm HoriuR Sun T. O.. she BY Co, Tenn
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Petition for Divorce.

AA In the Circuit Court Of Shelby
y,n,s 1os.. County, Tennessee, at Bssigh.
IT Appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clerk, from the
L Petition II he Complainant Ia this behalf fled, duly
sEora n, that the DEFENDANT, James MCGEE, is q non
resident q ths STATE o. Tenncssees a. Il oricrsd that
puhlicatJn D. maze IN the Memphis weekly APPEAL,
fOT thirty DAYS. Tquirng said d~efs1danf Jsmss hcGes
20 Eppear 81 the next term o. TIE Circuit Court o. Shelby
county. tennessee, 70 Be heid a. the Court House IN the
town o. Rale gh, on the third Alndsy IN September
next, then ami here. within the frst three days o. said
term, TO p eat, auswer. OF demur 70 the complainant's
bn1. or the sane viii b. taken fr consessd and set for
herring sr-pEfe witness. n. d. L. Stewart, Clerk Of
safa c art, a. onoe, IN 18th day Of July, 1sss.
f72I-aWIuls N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk.
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THE iSvEsTIoArIoE.-The committee sp-
pointed by Council to Investigate the case OF
the release Of ADAMS from our jail, met yes
terdsy and commfneed their duties. We at
tended with the intention Of reporting the re-
suits Of the investigation as It proceeded, but
the committee preferred d~efsrriug publication
until their report went before Council. We
regret this, for he Investigation would have
been more profound, and testimony would have
been more readily obtained, il the proceedings
had been published daily.
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DIED.

osfh, ga INST. II the rrsIdenc- Of brids'a uneie, Or.
James Newborn. Haywood esunty. Tenn b. the Rev.
@. O Corner, Mr.. LEVI RICE, Of Memphis, to Miss
SARAH p. HOLLAND
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FIsHT.-A sharp aght occurred on Winches
ter street, last evening, between two individu-
ais named BOW and JESSISes. The affair
viii be investigated before the Recorder this
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

Il By referenesto advertisement in anoth-
sr column, it will b. seen that cur friend Won
HAN offers for saleAis magnificent Hotel, sit
uateS on the o~ornerbf Main and Adams streets.
In taking this step, Mr.. WoRsHAM Is a~ctuated
purely by a desire 10 close up and change his
business. The hoBs has, ever since its estab-
lishment, been a money making Hotel, and is
now in a better stae Of repair than ever here
tOfors, and any person or company desiring to
enter into the business, will find this a good OPP
portunitY for a paying investment.
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webb a Rsunn

Nsoo = ksEiAss Before HumeF. n M.
Rsb,. Ghspusp. (AttAehmsnt asalnst anon-residsnt
TNHE defencsntis hereby notln d that We have taken
Il outan Attachment against his property that the
same has been executed BY seizIng upon IS boxes OF mer-
~ohandise, and one carisge, as his property, and Is re-
turn d before HUNS ?. HM, J. p for shelby county. for
trtslj that a. nc end o. six months from THIS. ed July,
1888, said attschment viii be tried before said Justioe q
the Peace, At his once In the city Of Memphis. when and
Nhere the said defendant is required to appear and de-
fendh MS cause WEBB & RAWLINGS.
iyasSw
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PEETALEEr.-Chills and fever are COM
planned Of by citizens residing in the northern
suburbs Of the city.
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A FkMINNE AssAULT.-ADELEE MTED-
HEIM was fined Eve dollars BY ESQ. EAST yes
tsrdsy for Shaping the face of a little girl who
had offended her.
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e The twelfth session Of the Young La
dies Model School, st SonerviIle, Tenn, will
commence on MOnlay, the 9Th day OF mex.
SePtsmber, under thi continued supervision Of
A. Z. SLOAN. j20-1m'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

WEATHEE-The weather yesterday was
gloomy and oppressive. In the evening, how
ever, the sun shOne out and threw a CHEEKY
tinge on the chimney tops and creation gen.
.r.1Iv
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- The Convocatiou OF the Western Dis
trict of the Diocese Of Tennessee, will meet In
Brownsville on Wednesday, the 2sth Of July.
By order OF the Secretary.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

THLEKs-FOr late papers we thank Jas.
KERE, Jr., Of the City Of Memphis and Nc
KEKTKG, Of. Adams Express Company.
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LIrERATURE.-Msssrs. CLEAvEs & VADES,
at the corner Of Main and Court streets, have
laid on our desk HarPsrs' Weekly for July ~,
and the HdrsrIy Magazine and New York
Ledger for July 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

P~EAoHEs.-FOr a present OF the finest and
most luscious peaches We have eaten this sea
son, our thanks are due to Mrs. McNAMAnA.
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MAEEEr.-A proposition is on foot to have
q Market House located On the ground owned
by the city, near the Charleston Railroad
depot.
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Classification on the above Routes /

- - NJ aANNA aAA .
FIRST CLASSIFY Goods In boxes and bales Piano
Fortes, Books, aud Stationery, Boots, shols. LIQUORS,
Ons, nc In bottles Csmphene and Spirits Turp.nulne,
In barreisi Carpetiig, China. Glass snd0lasswarei Cigars,
IN cases Clocks, confectio1eries, Cotton Cards; Cutlery,
IN cases, casks, and hoxss; Drugs, Fruits, Fruit Trees
aud Shruboery, Fsrs, Garden Feeds, Looking Glasses,
and Loofing GAS Plate, (f oWRfrs risk1 Oysters, IN
cans AMI larsi sidiicry, Lin and Britannia ware, TEAS.
and Spices.
SECOND OLAss-Hardvars, tsxcept sueh a. specified
In First and mid Classes) Codee nms, Machinery /;
Foreign Liquors In barrels and pipes IObscco, in boxes;
Leathsr In rollsHnd boxes; Oils, ln, barals and oasfs
o Oekery and oieensEsre, IN crates and eastEi Rioe,
Whittug, Plaslg, Sheet Brass and Copper.
fHIkD CLAts-Axes, shovels, Spades, Sas-Irons,
Zinc and Tin. IN 7iga, TN PlEfes, Anvile. Vices. casks Of
0hains And Hoes. Manila and Cotton C0rdase, Coffee,
Heavy Castings, Mil Gearing, Csrriags Springs ard
Axles, Railroad Wheels and Axies, Chairs, Spikes, and
Resin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATIS-Furnifuro and Carriages, boxed.
and other light hficss not enumsrstedi also Csrboys Of
Acids, OF other Chemicals, viii b charged BY actuai
veiEht, At douelsFirst o.sss rates
n An stations on Memphis and Charies'on road BE-
tEeIn Tuscumbh and Memphis. charged same ~ %
Memphis al stations east Or Tuscunbia, same % o
Tuscumbia.
~ shipnens via. savannah. should Be ooasirusd 70
Agent Central Iailroad. Savannah, GerEia.
n hpmenis via. Charleston. shsuld be consigned %
Aren't sosih Carolina Railroad Charleston. s. e.
Agent Charleston Line. is5 Broadway.
J. I. FUTILE,
Agent savannah Linz, rs Broadway.
who viii eh~eerfuIly render Merchants every sssistaree,
snd furnish al necessary shipping lnf5rmaiian, Freight
~ RAIDS win not Be responsible for damage oesur-
ring at sea; over-ohArses prorpty refunded By the
me undsTsiEned win trace Up 81 missing foods By
sither Line, and II not found In thirty days after notice,
u It IS desirable IN all cases Of delayed goods, thai
road, or the undersigned, IN order that The cause Of de-
tsnfioz may Be investigated and remsdede
CHARLES W ANDERSON, Gem Agent
AvAlsnehe copy.
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TENNESSEE BANE MONEY essrs. PORE
& BROTHERs will ~ goods at cost for Ten
nessee bank money ( par. jlyiO.1m
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FAST DRTvIEs.-AEDREw LANE was fined
five dollars yesterday by the Recorder, for driv-
ing a wagon and three horses at a gasater rate
than five miles an hour, a practice not allowed
within the city limits.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Esq. EAST had seven
teen cases before him yesterday ; spite Of the
warm weather, people will drink whisky to fan
Al Hana
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Hume +. Hill,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Notary Public.

GONMIssIONKR o. Drsas, cumrnissioner Of Court o.
~ Claims, United states COMMISSIONS Memphis, Tenn-
Once open from s A. n. 70 9 p. ~. Attention Given 10
the acknowleixment o. Deeds and other instruments o.
writing, 10 and out Of omce to the prepe-ing o. Deus
and an other instruments Of writing to the nknf q
Depcsltions 70 Be used in the ssverEl states ard Terri
TORIES; 10 Protesting Notes and Drafts. lhave two en-
css IN immediate connection, and persons can enter -
oGce.
Accounts End notes for cousction or suit len at thia
omre win Be placed IN The hands Of reliable oroers-
FwTalgm .H.. .HH""
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Meeting.
Dissolution.

sTfHE o0-partnership heretofore sEistina un1eT ns
IL hnn o. CAPERS h SMITH, ls thls day dissolved
By mutual consent. r Smith wiz continue The Re-
ceivlnE, Forwarding and Commission Business a. he
old stand No = Madison street, and Il also entrusted
with the settlement 81 TIRE cd business. TIE nsms %
the hrm By either yin be used Ia Bquidation.
FRANK q. CAPEEa,
lY2o-tf RUFUS SMITH.
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LARGE and fun assortment, conslstngc@L
"a o. Cabs. Gixs and earrings. Also, Pro-
pslers md Hobby HORSES . fun supply tust nEtiTed.
H1T 4 TETc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

THE RIvEh-The N. o. Crescent Of Sunday
reports AT this point there hassbeen a fat
in tie river Of about ia inches from its highest
elevation this season. During the early part
Of last week Il rose an inch or 30, and then
subsidized again, 90 that Il IL now at leaEt u
inches below the level % last week. We
presume that from this out the fall viii be quite
ranfd-
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PERsoEAL--prof. RosT. J. B-REcKINRIpsE,
the able Professor of the Theory and Practice
Of Medicine in the Louisville University, is in
the city. Mr.. B. is nephew to the Vice Pres
ident.
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Money Wanted
PROPERTY OWNERS ann AGENTS

PROPERTY OWNERS AND AGENTS.
THHE Assessors being aware that q large amount of
Il Real Estate changes oSnership yearly, and DESTROYS
70 list the sane TO the proper owners, urgently request,
that every owner or agent viii a. once furnish them vi h
= correct likt, gtvtng the number Of lot block, front and
rear, feet and depth, which viii facilitate them very
much and ecOuomise time
In sery few days, they viii enter upon thelr duty IN
The First ward, ending In the BiFhth.
Address all Communications 10 the "City AsaessorEn
and deposite the same At the Mayors cHcior Pest Once.
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CO-PartnerShKD Notice.
CARn-
De SHOAG'S PICTURES

Still all the Rage.
DsRSONs wishing TIE best style should not fan -
L give him aean. he Il now assisted b.
MR.. G.. N. TH AS,
She States.
Remember that Dsshong has he szcissiTs rshi u
Memphis for the
melafDOtyPe Patent.
His Gallery is iSl NAN street, opposite ne Eorshzn
House- WATT
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WtNllEPH.

Hire. = NEGRO WOMAN. uho S Ne.
Il washer and Ironsr.
g. \. LOCKS 4 o
mJif-tf Auctioneers ard Real Esats Brokers. -
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The First of September.


More than half thN sats were engaged before this cir
cular was written : others wishing TO enter their sons or
uauis, can address me a. LaGranEe, 70 he care Of Jshn
Thompson. or Judge Caruthers, d. C0ckreu. Memphis
iy20-fatvtf J d PERRTMAN.
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BANKING HOUSE
For Sale.

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