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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-28
Lauderdale County, Tenn.

CUNET size Lot, I2H acres, yalne 1850 or $1,000,
- With god dwell ing ard cut houses, lsrge garden, fruit
trees. nue Water Anfother desirable improvements, coz
vsnisntly situated As private residence. boarding house,
sc. H~AZLBEOOD LOT, one acre, value st $500 or
$500, with Dweuins. o1t-h0uses5 dne well Of water, sc +,
iocat-t, and admirably sdApted for = Boarding
H01se. Tavern stand, or for Stores or HechAn es' shops.
s. HOUSE, VARS HOUSE and LOTS, near 4 Of an
scrs, saiucd at s2Oo0 OF s2500, c ntrEuyloosted, building
ard onveneutiy arranged for business. BRICK
YARD % = acre valued 81 $50 70 SIS, admirably 10
Gated for brick making.
-TBtM5-
One fourth cash or nste 81 ninety-days, balance IN
equal payments on let October, 1853; Ist March 1850,
an 1t Jzausry. ISL Interest en- sildeferred payments
frs m the dste OF sale.
pzrents, Eusrdisns. mschaaics, teachers, professional
gentlemen AMI others 10 invest The town Of Durham
vile having long eal0yed an englahle reputation for
It's hne society, mora . and health.
Is educational advantages are probably unsupasse
having both sMsls and Female School Of high ozdcr N
su5oessfll operation.
I. surrounded BY the finest lands, and the adjacent
country thiokly settled b. IN unusually substantial
population.
The property win be e~heerfuuy shown b. DR.. d. n.
Henning, Col h G. Cage, or B. s Fisher, Esq.
Until he day Of sale, vii be odered privately tor good
psPer, Memphis property, Negroes, Dry Goods, or Ar,
kansas Lands &C JOHN L. TAYLOR,
NO daEbU Memphis. Tenn
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LOUISVILLE, November 9T.-At the nesting Of the
Pacific Ranroaf Convention in this city, the report Of
Dr.. FauIhss. the President, was sd5Bted, ed tour thou
sand copies Of which. and The REGARD Of the prOeeedings,
xsre ordered to Be published. A resolution psssed, n
qulrlus The payment OF afy esnu > share. After which
the couvstto adjourned, 70 meet IN New Orleans On
DucrmSer con, for the eleeii0n Of ofsosrs. etc.
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8atfst 8ems By GfItgrapb
70 ASSOCIATED PRESS .DF MEMPHIS.
Wa.hInslon Nsuu

wAsHrxs1ox, November q ms report that has
been circulating through the South tht Secretary Cobb
had aooeptsd the mission to France, IL fneorrset. Mont
somsry and biz associates In KAnsAns hsTs been indietra
hnl .-e rradInr Iegal preceedlngs.
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Trusfee,s sale

ITNDkR and By vtrtue o. he Authority Gni power
~ given 10 ne b . deed IN tFust executed TO ne on
the lsh day OF NAY, 1855. By Joseph BartieTe. u and
Mary 8. barbiere. bis Wife, 20 secure the paynsot Of q
hote therein described, Iwfn sci a. the southwest corner
Of Nan nc Gadiaon streets, IN the city o. Ieuphh,
TennesSee, On ths ilth day % December,
l6tS, 70 the hishest ttdder, for cash. Lots Nos.I and 3
Of 4 " Leah and P. \. Peytan's subdivision Of a tract
Of % le-ioo acr-s Of land MADE % A. Kerr, engineer,
on the ifth DAY Of February, 1855. and bounded - foi-
lows BeginninE at q stake 10 the new Raieigh road 81
TIE southwest corner Of said lotE running thence aorth-
wardly fourtsn chains and ninety-seyen lnks "a 81 TO
the northwest corneri thencs eas,Wardly seven chains
ninety-thres and q third q sSal links 70 the northeast
corner; theucs toztWArdly eleven chai-s and four links
III ~ 70 the southeast corner; thsace WestWardly Cigft
chains ard eighty-eiEht links IS 81 20 the beginuing-
Containing 10 20 100 aeres-
Right Il redemption Is waived N the trust deed, wblch
Is or record IN Sneiby county, Ttnnessee. In Sock No
It's c~oafffious and for . description o. The properly.
JOIN 6. FIENIE, Trus t..
- Refer to B p Wsddeu nIs-td
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steamer City Of Memphis, bound to New Or
leans. A large delegation of citizens left on
board the J. H. Diekey last evening to meet the
Cifyof Memphs and invite Judge DOUsLAs to
the city. Il is expected that the party viii
arrive at the wharf sometime this forenoon,
and that the distinguished Senator viii remain
over here to-morroE to receive the compliments
and congratulations Of his numerous admirers
and friends 10 this quarter Of the state
BAFrIsr SUNDAY SCHOOL CoEvEETIOE.-
This Convention met at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning. Proceedings were opened by prayer
from ". s. SLACK.
A resolution was passed appointing a com
nittse to invite reporters Of the press to aseat
on the platform.
A COMMITTEES, consisting OF Msssrs- BATE
KAN and DzASE, was also appointed to issue
certificates to delegates by which they become
entitled 10 the usUal railway privileges
The annual introductory sermon was preached
BY the Rev. DR.. JONEs, Of jackson, Tenn.
The discourse was a fms one, and elected 20
greatly the appreciation Of the Convention,
that a unanimous resolution was pssse5 re-
guessing the Reverend Orator to Furnish it to
the Uaion for publication.
The following committees were appointed Z:
For taking into consideration the Importance
and mode of conducting Sunday Schools, chair
man, c. H. S=ILLwELL, Of Georgia. To To-
cate the SuadSy School Union, chairman, J. E.
SHARPE. On the expedisney Of cOnsummat-
ing the Sunday School Union, as contemplated
at the Nashville Convention in 1857, chairman,
A. G. MARTIN, of Macon, Miss. On the
character Of Southern Sunday School lteTs-
turs, chairman, 6. +. CoOPERs Of Georgia.
On the plan Of operation OF the Sunday Sehool
Usion, chairman, J. r. GRAVES, Of Nashville.
Ga Religisus Services, ehairnaE, Rev. I. J.
DzAsE, Of this city
The committee to which the subject Of q
Constitution for the Union had been CON-
mi.ted, reported, and the Constitution was
adopted article by article.
The Rev. DR.. JoNEs was voted a life member
Of the Sunday School Union.
A subscription was taken up for the pun
poses o. the Union, when the liberal sum Of
twenty-five hundred aud seVenty-hve dollars
was contributed.
At the night session Of the Convention, a
lengthy and animated discussion ensued upor
the proposition 10 locate the Beard Of the Sun
day School Union, aud Memphis and HsshTill'
being The only points in nomination, The gues
tiOn was finally settled BY the selection OF n.
latter named city BY q large majority.
The Convention then adjourned until Mon
dsv morning, at g O'Clock.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.
-.NoVEKBER Is, 1855

DrvIEE SERVICES To-DAY.-fhs Souseell
Sunday School Conversion has made the foi'
lowing appointments for PrezcainE IN me va
riOus churches o. the city to-day;
Wesley Charge-Rsv-JF COOFEE, Of 0soi'
gia, at II O'Clock, A. n
Asbury Chsrge-Rsv. Wa sHELroN' %
Tennessee, at I O'Clock, P n
MeKsndres ChsPel-Rsv. ". K AIkAAS
DEB, Of Alabama, at IL O'clock, An
First Presbyterian Church Rev J. =
srEDsE, Of Mississippi, at O'Clock, P n
Cumberland Presbyterian ~ChuTeh-ksv II
SOUTH, Of Kentucky, at II O'Clock A y Ass-
J. NJ. WOOD, Of Georgia. at Z P n
BsaIe Street Baptist Church-Rsv. J. d.
P~EEpLErox. Of Tennessee, at IL ocioek' y
Rev. G. W. sELvEDeE, Of Georgia, At ) P N
Rev. G. H. MAKr1S, Of Mississippi, at TF NJ
First Baptist C~hureh-RsV. A. T. HOINEs,
of Georgia, at Il O'Clock, A n; Rev W H.
HoLcoMBE, Of Mississippi, at 3 P Nj Rev W.
L. SLACK, Of Mississippi, at 7P NJ
Odd FeIlows' Hall-Rsv. !. R GRAVES, at
O'Clock, P. n.
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CoUET STREET ScEoOL.-By the activity Of
Mr.. POPE, the energetic School Superinten-
dent, the repairs Of the Court street School
House, where the IRE OccurTeda week ago, has
been completed, and the b%uilding viii be ready
for the reception OF pupils tO-mOrrOE morning,
when the business Of the school viii proceed
ss ususl
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GIVE regret to learn from the Jackson
Wing that Hon. john READ is confined to bis
bed, at his residence, near Jackson, in a very
dangerous condition. The Judge has a large
circle OF friends il the State, who viii be
panied to learn the fact.
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The WAsHINGroN RIFLEs-D0 not forgot
that at Odd Fellows Hall, Tomorrow night,
that joyous anniversary celebration, the Wash
ington Rides bail, takes place. It viii be a
most agreeable occasion, and those who love
enjoyment will not fail to be present.
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HARFER'sMAGAzrNE-rhs enterprising hrm
Of DALTON, XIX s WILLIAMS have received
HarPer's Aagezizs for December, ahead OF al
contemporaries, so far as We can learn. Il is
good number-eall and get it Of DALrOE, XIX
& WILLIAMS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoLLEcTIoN Book LosT.-At the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Depot, last evening
about 8 O'Clock, John Flaherty, Of The furni-
turs house Of J. 4 NJ. Flahsrty, lost cOllee.
ton book, containing about sos in bank notes,
an order on r. D. Bsugh for $50, and several
sotes. The finder will receive $50 By leaving
.he book and contents at the above house.
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J. , RAWLINGS, Agent,
No ala Main straef
FOR Hatohio Rdvor.

- Aa N=AA44e N-@AeH
JUAN VI ARC. ...... Capt j. DEERrNG,
WiLL ply uguiariy in the abovs trsds R1nRk
-lllls the a q stage o. water ana ~
oot-At -eacn on thla river she has
go tsoIoasniy ovarhaulsd and re1ar-
"a ana u almost s. good 81 new. Shippers On the
eosve river WI take notioe and have their cottsn ready,
- .hs caves - sson A. TIE stage o. water WIN asmft.
uz5-dawsm
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FUNERAL DTsooURsE.-At Assruy Chapel,
this morning, TIE Rev. S. G. sTARKs win preach
a funeral sermon on the occasion Of the death
of our late respected fsIlOw-eitizsn, c. NJ.
HoRT0S, Zee.
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NEw ORLEANS, November 81. -A~rrived-ships,
Franklin Haven from BostOa, New HEmPshirs and odes-
from Hsvrs, Josiah Quincy frsn Bristol. and AnnsdA
from Bordeaux.
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RATED states Frsasnry Repsrt
mi,,surf s,ats Bond,

wAsHINoros, November H.-The bsisroe IN tho
treasury on Monday vas Is. Oso.OOO. Receipts last week
ssF7,OOO. Drafts issued si,5so,oOQ. being q reduett0n
Of eiIa 500. /.
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COMMON Law CoUsT.-Cases sent for trial
Monday, Nov. 29Hh, 1855
5 Matthews vs. Elder.
10 Chapman vs. Webb & Rawlings.
% Coleman s. Harris, trustees, vs. Fursu-
son & Nell.
"a Hopkins VS. Green
27 TrOtter vs. Bryan.
81 KsbleT vs. Douglass
81 Prominski vs. Mosby & Hunt.
90 Mayor & Aldermen VS. Green.
90 CaTrack " Hawthorn.
81 Hill vs. Gilmore.
"a Davenport vs. Mile.
90 Donaldson vs. Felts.
100 Bolton, Dickens & Co. vs. Latte
pa Bradshaw vs. Belts, sdm'ror-
Ola Jackson vs. steamboat Nashoba.
T3s Craft & Co. vs. Cr0ford.
19S DYER vs. Hayden.
1O3 Memphis and Little Rock Railroad CO.
vs. Horne.
100 Carson We Phelon.
road Co.
276 Naughteu, use Of, vs. Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Co.
277 Doyle, use of, vs. Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Co.
2s5 Groves vs. Steinbaek.
ESQ Yerger, trustee, vs. GrOsVenOT.
292 Thomas & Co. vs. S. A. Moore & Co.
2g3 Jones We Richardson.
295 Davis vs. Phelon.
296 White vs. Walt & Co.
598 Sherman vs. Vaughan, sdm'tor.
593 Amonett rs PeytOn & Hardin, et. ale.
594 and sos TTigg vs. Nsef.
5S9sTOWnsend vs Watson & Co
$50 WYnne vs. webb & Rgfin.
SIS Richmond We Teufel.
575 Logan vs. Hester.
81 O'Mara vs. Order.
572 Harrison VS. Hester.
BOARD or List Of intsrmsnts for the
week ending Saturday, November 21th, 1855
November %. -. B. HOLLOWAY, aged 7 m0ntbs-dis
ease. iRnzmstlon Of brsi1..-.2i-Th0ms Conneil p
yeErs, Of oongcsttve chils....2s-Negn nan, IS years,
o. typhoid fever Cath Buuer. s. years, cause Of death
not rep0rted.... s-Chnd OF v. LineEEns s hours, Of
gpssns Taos FtzserAld, IS years, Of pneum5nis; Tom
Bucs. d yeErs, OF oaHsuHption-
J. F~LAHERTT, SextoBS.
November "a. I'm Conner. % years old, Of typhoid
fsver....es-Wm. Mcmahon, co years. Of consumption f;
child b. Adair, 2 months, disease not rep9rted....27-
Hugh Manning, 90 years, Of pneum0nia.
W X. SMITH sexton.
November "a Alexander, a years. OF pneumonia.
q K Hoist 4 Sos, Sf1tOns.
WI. TUCK. s=Cy Of Board OF Health
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has the pleasure 70 announce to his friend-und Ii
pubic g~snsTallys that he has bson appointed BY Mossrs
etoasrt = Norris, Of New York, Agent for the sale o
sTODARf PIANOS.
few docrB frsm the Union Bank, . large stock whish Vi
b so4 q Rfp York price,. nrStsEiy
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P,.wth, coas. az Af,Iea.
VessslsAuived.

Bosros. November 27.-A letter has bean received
here, dated October I2th, from GOree, On the West coal
Of Afrioa, which says that there is much sickness there.
me se.soa Il quite unhealthy.
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tbs WEATHER--Ysstsrday was delicious
ly warn. The public were induced to hope for
the coming OF that agreeable time, Indian sum
msr, Of which we have 50 far been deprived
Fhfa waar
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ITO the Creditors Of he Estate Of 3. J. willsms. do
Il ceased: The suggestion o. the insolvency Of thees-
tate Of s. J. Williams, deceased, having been made IN
the County Court Of shelby cOuntT, Tennessee, al per-
sons holding claims against said estate are hereby nOti-
hed-tO Gle them with the CLERK o. said Court duly authen-
tioated, IS By Law required on or before the 23d day OF
DeoeRber next, for pro rats payment.
r. =. WILLIAMS,
Admir- fthe Estets Of s. J. williams, dscd.
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NEW MUSIC STORE!

TIME undersigned hiss inst received his fan stock Of
i Pianos, Meedeons, Violins, Flutes, AeoOIdeens,
6usic Books and Sheet Music, which Is BY far The largest
md best assorted stoch ever ofsred In this city. The
Pianos are from the vorid-ren0Sned makers, A. G. Sale
4 GO and ST inWay g. son. Bvcry Piano IL warranted
.Tor Ave years, and win be sold al New York Prces, the
freight only Edded
Nv ftock Of Sheet Music is very large, embracing al
the new and popular pieces Of the day. II you want he
best Pianos, and at the best prices, call at
J. A.
$50 Main street.
"A fgsh supply Of the new popular songs, Lula
Ia conc. where has Lula Gone, and LlDger In Blissful
Repose-an by Foster. beptiIFf
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REcoKDER's CoURT.-Ths Recorder had only
four cases before him yesterday. Two Of the
parties were charged with being drunk, one
with being drunk and disOTderly, and the
fourth with being simply disOrdeIlY- Each Of
the oulprits were fined six collars; two Of
them paid the money, and two Of them went to
work ont their s~entence on The cbain-gang
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end Cincinnati Old
and Reliable Packet Line.

Leaves WEDNESDAY,, At 40eocE,
ECGHEEs Master.
AhArais.s-.-----------JOHN BuGHERs Master.
OsE o. these Oh established sud fsTo- E7e,aa
~ ne paeEeis I'll hsve Memphis h
every N~ADNEsBAI afterncons al 4 o. $3.50
ecck during TIE grazon, FOR Lo~utEvile. -
Cinei1natt, ard rorts on the Ohlo. Returning, they
esve Cincinnati every THURSDAY.
ms line VII give throush recetp.E Tor cottCn % q
Eastern elites AC- W~uRZBtCH. Agent
nIT 8m Al Chsq. Potter Frorf prw
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A ScHooSEk.-So common has become the
once gazsd at steamboat, that a sailing vessel
is a rarity in these regions; We understand
that a schooner, Of forty tons burden, will
pass the city in a day OF two for New Orleans,
propelled bF her own sails only.
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OLD AND RELTABLE LINE
EVANSVILLE.


JONES, Mater. BAIRD, Master.
TfHB above steamers having u~nfsrs0ne complete and
Il horough repairs VII ply regularly frsm Memphis
70 81 points On white and Lltla Rad Rivers, leaving
Memphis ever WEDNESDAY md sATURDAT EVEN-
ING, after TIE arrival o. The cars. FrelFhts VII D.
rso-iTet snd receiptct for TIC shove Steamers ~
ni2-tf DUTAL. BGE s. o Agents.
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Messrs. Csyes & Son request rs to say, all
should remember their Real Estate sale, on the
corner Of Adams and Third streets, owned by
B0n-Tesidents, and will certainly 60 of, Mon
day, ID. 29h, at ? O'Clock. Sale on the Prsmi-
SEES
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n2s-tawtf Below Cayce's Auction Store.
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Tyler & Co.'s smbrOtypes, beautiful holiday
gifts, fine essss-a large variety just received
for the holidays, opposite ODD Fellows Hall.
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ST. LOUIS, November ~ -rhs TreGurer Of Nilsson !
ststss that The senl-Eanusl interest On the State railway
bouds due N January, viii be paid at the Bank Of Com
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MIss MrTcHELL.-NIss MITCHELL is add
ing to her formsr popularity. Her beWitching
style Of acting obtains The most enthusiastic
applause. As her coming was 50 much de-
Iayed-5y no fault Of hers, howeveT-sde viii
remain with Us during the next week, duri1 z
which time those who would wish 10 see this
enchanting actress must seize upon he oPpor-
tuuity-
FArAL RAILWAY AceIDEET.-At eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning when the freight
train Of the Charleston Railroad was -four
miles above Lagrange, one Of the b~rakssmen,
in passing from one car load OF cotton to an
other, slipped snd,fell upon the track; the train
passed over HIN at the abdomen, completely
ssYeriug his body. The sight Of the remains
is represented as being one of the most shcck-
ing description.
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LAST CHANcE-I will not remain at Webb
s. Rawlings Office any longer than this week.
Taxpayers viii find it to their advantages to
bear this ia mind. ]. ". RoYsTER,
Collector State and County Taxes.
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RurnLng and LnhrLcatLng.

TEE Kentucky Cosl on Company Of Ashland, Ken
II tucky. are new neking COAL OIL o. superior
quul y 70. burning I'd luhricHilng- The Lubroatng
on exneeds al other OILS fer Machinery, and VIII not
ccugea ~ low tem1srature.
CORNWALL h BROTHER Asents,
u2o-lms Louisville, Ky.
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For Whife = Little Red Rivers.

P. FLEMING, Hastsr-..--....T J. WOODS. Clerk.
TTTILL leave FOR TIE abb e and al IN z,r
w term-dists landr g. every TUBS G
DAT, at o'clCck, P. n For freight or ~
passage, applT en- beard or n ~
7. 4. WILLIAES 3 DO, Agents,
rTAm Nd. 3 Houa-d1a Rev.
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Cash Wanted.
FAs. Hire.

a WLLIAR RODGERs.
10. IT Jefferson s-rct.
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Tyler s. Co.'s portraits, prices from six bits
to $50. Leading gallery and artists, opposite
Odd Fellows HaIl-Tyler & Co.
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Burnett,s Cocoaine

Burnetrs COcOaine.
COMPOUND Of COeoa-Eut Oh, ete., for dressing n,
Hair. For emeaey and ssrsesblensss, IT is vithout q
rival.
HPrsUeHts the Hair from falling Of.
HPrOmOtes lis healthy and rigOrous grorh.
II is not greasy or sticky.
II leaVsS no disggTeeaBle odor.
HSofTens the Hair vkea hard and dry.
IL sOOihes The irTitsied scalp skin
II affords the richest lusfre.
Il remains lOngsst IN effect.
IT costs Gfty cents for a haIf pint bottle.
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~ Elder ]. R. FRkME viii preach in The
Christian Church, corner Of St. Patrick and
Linden, this morning at 100 O'Clock, and to-
night at 7 O'Clock.
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Al Thnse
Edmondson 8 Armstrnno

wholesale and Retail Dealers Il
HIDES OIL IND LETTER..
NO. 2F7 MAIN STREET.
Deposits Court Square-Slgn Of the
q q . n sSdrEue
( constantly on hand q fun assortment q srticlss m
their line, consisting IN part o. French aad American
Calf Skins, Hemlook and Osk-Tannad Sole leather
skircnss, Harness, Bride, Wax and Kip Upper leather
Ahanelsd and Patent Leather Of al kinds; Psd, Hog.
OnHm'i'' Deer, Lining and Topping Skins. Also, = fuI
assortment Of ~ssddiers'5 sh7emsksr' and Tanners
FOOLS &C. saadlsry HsrdEzre AID Harness Eomtiuz.
o. every Variety-to vAioA We respectfully invite
the attention Of persons bayinz in o.r linz
HuE20dtEAvfy
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CLOTHING SroKE.-See the advertisement
Of A BzgNNER & BRo., elothisrs on Front
Row. They are selling very low for cash.
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WASHINGTON RIFLES,


The elegant aud costly present was received
with expressions OF emosionsl grstituds By the
recipient, who appropriately and fselingiy re-
sponded to the sentiments Of regard with which
the committee accompanied their tender Of the
present Of the gallant company ; and was eou-
pied with the wish that The Rifles, might
e~OHtinus in a leng and honorable career, and
ever prove an example to tbs sons Of the
great Pate Patris, whose name they bear here
in Memphis.
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q Refer to SPEED, DOEOHO & STANCES
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART N

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single application reuders the Hair Gao matter how
sun and dryJ soft and giossy for several dsys. II IA
conceded By all Who have used It 10 Be fs beat and
eAeaPe1f Hair Dressing IN NJ rorid. Prepared BY
JOSEPH BURNETT q co, Boston.
u For s. BY Manifold & Co., and dealers
generally. oefsd.
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Headquarters OF Art, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall-Tylsr s. Co, artists and prOPrietors.
Obtain Hksnesses here-they are fine and cheap.
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TTLEH & Co.'s Recommendations more
suitable for holiday gifts than the licensees,
beautifully e%ncased, by Tyler & Co, opposite
Odd Fellows Han.
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Thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS STocK AT CosT.
The subscribers, wishing to retire from The
clothing business, are DESTROYS Of closing out
their large and well selected stock, at frst cost
for cash. Wholesale and retail buyers will
find it greatly to their advantage to call
and examine the goods, as We must close out
soon. A. KAEFNANE & Co,
noe-3m No. 10 Front Row.
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At COST AND NO DEFINITION.
Wanted, Immediately,
IA. A0O TONS OF COTTON SPFl

A S the Agent for the purchase OF Cotton Seed foT the
"A district Of Memphis, 7 BEG leave 70 call the atten-
tisn Of planters 10 ny card
For al good, sound, elean Seed, I vii pay cash on de-
livery. ship 10 your merchants, or 70
A q. CAPERS.
Memphis, Tenn.
P. SIN cases Of contract made Properly, Iwm fur
nish sacks. y. q. O
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Speaking Of Holiday presents, ! would
respectfully callthe attention Of the young Pso-
pie in particular to ny celebrated speetacles.
What can be moge acceptable to the aged pa
rents or relations, whose sight have become
dim, than the ease and accurate vision they
possessed in their younger days. To those
living at a distance, I can assure them that,
from long experience, l can invariably suit
their eyes by giving me their age, &.
c. MULLER, 34I South Main-st.,
r0g-fawtf Ralow Cavre,a Aurtion Store