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0ransrOrtatinn.
Great DAILY soutbern Ronts

FEtHhOUGa from VlcEsburg. Nis1Issl ppl b Nau Or
Il ie1uss Loulsizna- in four hours and hazr ~
Eay af tae sout1ern and t1e Nsw Or Iaczsai ard
Crest Norihern Kali road The chespest and ex-
peditious route from Vicksbufs b NrE Orleans.
Hereafter the passenger train WIZ leavs Vicfshu-r
daily a. 10 p N arriving 10 Jacss0n and cornacttu
vita the rain from Neg OrrFrs Tor Canton a. s85
n and arriving st 8rantol az 6-f3, 81 c-nnecfinz
Elth re daily line of STAGES Or Non gone y, Ala
leaving hrundon e. 2 30 A. ~ striving AZ Ja.kson
ard coHnecng vita BE- train from Cantsu f'r View Or
cans at $50 r., and Ieasblns FcksbuTg al n ocock
L. ~
The train carrying ths rail from Victsburg for Nsg
Orleans VII leage VcE burg itiy Sunlags excepted a
oeiock A. ~ srrirns 60 gacss'n asf ccraecting with
NJ train from Castlu f1r New Orleans az $50 A h.
Leaving Jackson ard c1n7frtns with the trsin from
Wv Orleans for Caatan al o. IS NJ and arriving e
FicEsoufg ai9-75 p. %. c WILLIAMS
aplt-tr General sunerlnfendarf-
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Of ths Democratic Convention FOL
rhe first Congressional District.

the First Congressional District
From the Nhlte Rissr De,noc-zi -Extrs
The Democratic Convention for the tlrst
1 Congressional District Of Arkansas met at
Batesyille on the first Monday, being the third
/ day of Nav, 1858, al IL o'clock A. II, and was
called to order BY John S Houston, Esq, Of
johnson county, on whose motion Col. > NJ
HAYS, Of Crawford county, was elected Presi'
dent, pro tenn, and Roof H. Howell, OF Pope,
and Jasper n HilhOuse, Of Lawrence, Seere-
taries, pro TEN.
| Mr.. Houston, Of johnson, then offered the
following resolutions, which we're unanimously
adopted;
1. Resolrsd, That the President, pro tenn, ap-
point committee Of three delegates, to report
permanent officers
.. Resolpsd, That the President, pro tsEl., sp-
point a committee Of five delegates, to exam
inc and report upon credentials, 10 report the
number Of votes to which each county Is enti-
tied, and also to report rules for the govern
ment Of this Convention.
3 Resolved, That the President, pro tenn, sp-
point a committee of one delegate from each
county here represented, TO report resolutions
expressive Of the sentiments Of the Democracy
Of the First District.
as the committee under the frat of said res
oluiions, the President appointed Messrs. Dean,
Of Washington, Thompson, OF Phillips, and
Townsend, Of Lawrence.
As the committee under the secend Of said
resolutions, the President appointed Messrs.
Houston, Of Johnson; Bateman. OF Madison
Csrgile, Of Conway; Butler, Of Independence;
and Paine, Of Jackson.
As the committee under the third Of said re-
solutions, the President appointed Messrs.
Gregg, Of Washington; Houston, Of Johnson
Yell, Of Benton; Bateman, Of Madison How
Ell, Of Pope; Cargile, Of Conway; Wilson, OF
Jackson Gamer, Of independence; Townsend,
Of Lawrence Stuart, Of Greene Duke, Of Crit
tenden ana Turner, of White. .
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
O'clock p NJ
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professional Gar0s.

= ESoN EALEER-------------.---W L. M'CoNAlco-
TETALEER E'OONNIOo, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessze Cfos. Nc = soufh side Court square
T. NJ TERGER---ySO. C. FARRTSGToS---o- TERGER.
YergeF. Harrington 4 YergeF,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, MEMPHIS TENN.
apis-eu
WM. r. ARECK.
DRKSTISSs Bolivar Clu1ty. Mississippi. General Land
IL Ascent Tor ArkEnsas ard Mississippi
REFERESCEs. B. s FOsts, Memphis; Brooke
& Emsdes. Tickshurr. 6p2I-t6m
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counties that voted for Col 7. c. Hindman
were: Benton ?, CrittendeD /, Crawford ,,
Conway l., Franklin /, Greene 1, lizard 1, In
dependence 3, jackson /, johnson 2, Lawrence
3, Mississippi 1, Phillips I, P0insett /, Pope ?,
st. Francis 2-25 votes.
Tue counties voting for A. NJ. Wilson, Esq.
were Marion 1, Madison ?, Washington SO
votes.
White county vote for Mr.. MeElrsy, vote
Total number Of votes cast 30.
Col. 7. c. Hindman having received more
than two-thirds Of the whole number Of votes
cast, was, on motion Of Mr.. Turner, Of White,
declared the unanimous choice Of the Democ
rscy of the First District.
On motion, the President appointed a COM
mittee, consisting Of MessTs. Dean Of Wash
ington, Yell Of Benton, AMI Duke Of Crittsn-
den, to wait upon Col. Hindman and inform him
Of his nomination. Col. Hindman soon after
wards appeared before the Convention, escorted
BY said committee, and was received with cheers
and prolonged applause. lie then proceeded to
address the Convention, accepting the nomina-
tion and rendering his thanks to the delegates
aud their constituents for the honor conferred
on him.
Mr.. Gregg, OF Washington, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted, viz;
ResOlped, That we recommend that the De-
moeTacy OF the First District hold their next
Congressional Convention at the town Of Do
yer, In the county OF Pope, on the seeOnd Mon
day in May, 1860, or on the second Monday IN
May, 1861, should the election be so changed as
to take place in that year.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until
nNnN
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DR. CREIGHTON'S

J. = NH AHkEHHEhs
A TTORSET AT "A y, Prentiss, Mississippi. Prompt
u attention win Be given 10 the C5sction 0f Claims.
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DR. THOs. TATE.

nFFRKs his services 70 the citizens OF Memphis and
~ vicinity. Ohos On corner Of Seoond and washing
ton streets nar2l-iF
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M SAUNDERS oaos At :. \. 6edss Co.'S brus
-,ls.s = si--s- near ths Post O1el .ntrt-a
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49, Acres of Land for Sale.

DT virtue Of Deed q Trust executed 70 me on the
ID 18Th dry Of February. 1881. b. G.. X. st5oksager
the benelt SirneoH HOME and T. C. Beits, vii
srll At suction SATURDAY, the 2sth Nay next, 70
the highest bidder for cssh front OF the C n and
Mastr's se. Court Square, in the city of Memphis
Tenuessee the foilowinE lands, lying in Crtteu
den c5Hnty STATE Of ArkEnsas, Northeast quarter
scclioz 3s township = east, l60 south
west quart er-section g. township Z rsnga east 1s0
acrssi northeast fractional quartersecton 81 township
I T. range east is2 acres.
Sale aonrding OF dea Of trust recorded IN
Record Book r., PAGE go Of the Reoordr's once Ma
I ron Crittsnden county, ArkausaE.
Thess lands ab1vo oveT ~, aduirabiy tinbercds
and six miles from Memphis between the railrosd and
The Flznkrosd. The title IS irdispatzbie but VII only
convey as trustee. J. n. SHAW,
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STEELE. rTORGAN & STEEL

IfAAC M- ETEELL--E- = HOH9Ah--N v n D q ? IL
CozinEt0n. Tam. Memphis, Tenn Memphis. Tenn-
STEELE, MORGAN s. STEELE,
A TTOREKTs AND cOUNsKLORS AT Law, Mem
a rhis Tenn viii practice IN the Courts o. West Ten
negee Osse un Main ST.. IN walkers Block NJ. g. 2oo
aoor Special attention pstd 70 The collection o. Claims
oti-iy
NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TTTM h POLk, sad Saith P. Bsnkhead, having
w formd . psrtnerships VII hereafter practice az
toEriher IN the ci.y Of Memphis nnvi-iy
N. ID. WEIGH,
A T-roREFT Al Law Jackson. Tenn. An business
A utrussed 70 his care pEoHsDtly sttenced TO-
sueQ-1f~Su--f
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AWFUL SUICIDE OF A MURDERER-W ;.
Reayes, formerly a commission merchant at
Fulton, Arkansas, killed himself at Carthage
Texas, on the 25th inst, by pistol shot. The
fOlOwing letters were found in his pocket book
DEAR FATHER AND MOTHER: When you re-
ceiye these few lines your William will be no
more. l will die by ny own hand. | blame
no one with the cause Of this ever since the
murder Of DIR. Block, have not saw one mo-
mefoent'5 peace, and have tried in vain to kill
myself drinking so 'll blow my brains out.
W. ). ReaVes, to bis father and mother,
James and Susanah Resves, Washington, Hemp
stead County, Arkansas.
LANDLORD: You will please gather these
wandering thoughts together, and write to my
parents how came to an end
VS., REAvEs.
BELOVED WIFE You will not receive these
few lines until am no more, since left YOU
have done nothing but wander, but | have 10
vain sought peace. My mind is entirely gone,
and life is burden to me, and | die the death
Of suicide; forgive me for the manner in which
I have acted. and never let our dear boy know
the death Of bis father Your unworthy hus-
band. W. S. REAYES.
w. S. Resvss, Commission merchant, Fulton,
Arkansas, 1850.
LANDLORD: Will You have me buried.
have no money, but you can take my clothes
and other things and pay yourself.
Be sure and write to my wife and parents
and tell them that nothing but dersnged mind
has caused me to act as | have, &c hope
they will forgive me, as / believe God has and
will. W. 5. REAVES.
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1OHE HAE-L1mT
A TTOREET At law, and General Collector FOR
n West Tennessee once on Jehsrs0n street. Pest
Oe7ce Ru1Efrn Eep6
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8uiI0lng 9etOratiOns.
HOUSE, SIGN, AID ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C.
~ "a PASSHsORE

TAKES this method OF informing the citizens of Mem
/ phis q st he has permanently ocated himself here
- GARY on the above business, ard assures those WI
nav favor him with their patronage that all WORK
trasted 10 him W m have his strict PERSONAL ATrEE
ZION In the selection and preparation Of the material
ls well as the faithful execution OF the work No
ton vii spared his part 20 give satisfaction
perform the work ther0ughly, and a. the tine
suit tn saste of the most fastdious.
HIS IeLz experiences warrants him 70 saying that his
coatracs VII BE- compcd with 70 the entire satisfaction
o. those sho may patr0nize him. fhey may also resi-
assured that any work a1deraken by him VII be prompt
u conducted.
For quancatons hs beEs leave 70 refer % the follow
ng persons: Capt @. B. Church, Capt. 7. Newell, NJ
W. POoey Capt. Goslee, Capt. Aigeo, Mr.. 9. PhineT
SHOP-Rack e Sheiton's Brug Stor- my2a-fiv
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
MANUFACTORY

n KEIIT would respectfully inform bis friends snd
d. the public generally, that he manufactures daily
Al his stand hne AMI large assortment Of even thing
In hls line which be viii sell low they Be bought
anywhere else and warranted 10 give general satisae-
ton. Give hin call, IS you can get them good and
fresh ~ d. KELLT'S,
.sra-tSa Eo Ha~ard's Raw Heuphis. T-r.
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1. @ 4 % % 90 % 10 % q 50 IS 60 IS %
3. So % 50 OoI7 co.'s 90 Is 7sR2 50 81 s.
o. 6 90 10 Ooll2 eois % q 90 IS % 20 90 50 90
4 5sI5 90 u sOIIs o20 % Is % 81 z5s7 90 g. 90
Oal2 osls OoIs 90 = o. % % q 50 Is 90 IS 90
no sI4 ooI5 so2i 90 2s % IS e. - 552 50 81 50
OcIs 90 OO2s 90 . % 20 o. 50 oo5s So 100 90
.Is sOls o7c 5Og7 O0ss 90 IS % s. 25s7 5OII2 50
. I5 aeso sos5 oOso DO % 50 oes2 co.'s CORES %
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met at O'Clock P. n.
Mr.. Dean, Of Washington, presented the fol-
lowing report:
Ma. President: The committee to whom
was referred the appointment Of perIsanent
Oficers, have unanimously agreed to recon-
mead Col. S. NJ. HAYS. Of Crawford, for Pre-
sident, and Roof H. Howell, Of Pope, and Jas
per n. Hilihouse, Of Lawrence, for Secretaries,
aud respectfully ask the concurrence Of the
Convention in said recommendations
Hhnfrrann
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MIGHT SESSION

The, Convention met at O'Clock, p NJ, when
on repeated and enthusiastic calls from dele
gates and spectators. Messrs. Gregg, of Wash
ington, Turner, Of White. Wilson, of Jackson,
aud Stuart, Of Greene, made eloquent and ef-
fective addresses in behalf Of Democratic prin-
elples and policy, and in support Of our Con
gressional standsTd-bearer.
DIR. Townsend, Of Lawrence, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, viz
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Convention
are hereby rendered to the citizens and c0rpO-
rate suthoTitiss at Bstesvile for the use OF their
Town Hall" and for other courtesies sho IN
The Democratic delegates here assembled.
RfsOlUsd, That this Convention tenders its
thanks to its presiding off e., Col. S. NJ.
Hays, OF Crawford. for has efficient and im-
partial services as such, and to J. n. HillhouEe
and Roof II. Howell FOR their assistance as
Secretaries.
ResOlUed, That the publishers OF Democratic
newspapers are requested to publish the pro
eeedings OF this Convention.
Rss0lued, That the Convention do now sd-
journ sine die.
Which resolutions were, on motion, adopted
and thereupOn the President declared the Con-
vention adjourned.
5. n. HAYS. PTesissnf.
R0Sr S HI;I5oEEE +; HOW'LL Secretaries.
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SCOTT & DIXON

A TTORNEYs AT Law AND sOLICITORs SIN CHAN
- CEET, hmphiE- Tenn, VII prs-sice their proies-
lon IN al he Cous beld IN the city of Memphis, sud the
Euprsule and FedersI prts gackon. Prompt atten-
tian gi b. zTsn 10 I'll Gains for o0sction eEtrusied q
then omce rst door % the leits up stAirE, IN the
Welser Hgock Ezin street. ian6-0
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TTEFURNISHED ucomS with board vEnted IN Erivate
u family, By gentleman and wife. South Memphis
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EBWABD PfCEETT, JF.,
A TTORHBT AT Law. Memphis, Tenn. Ofioe, Jedsr
n son street midway the Post OAos Building
1un2-d.E-tEiy
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C. z. HOIST & SON.
Cabinet Makers
AND
UNDERTAKERS.

Main-St., Old Stand, below Monroe
(7hs 0idesf psrmGaslf sfGad IN the eify)
TTAVE constantly hand a sizes q Patent Metallic
III Burial Crses uhich they line and put up air-liEht
N the best manDer Also all kinds Of WOOD sud Cloih
Covered Gems, which they sell AZ a fair Price
Orders from the country prompt attended 20, znd FUR
niture made and repaired and Uphostsring sz-cuied
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THE SOUTHERN CITIzEN,
Is published weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN, BY
John Mitchell 4 Wn. G. swan,

dG LOO 1hGRNN GA4 A6AA-s
Is published weekly at KNOXVILLE. TENN, By
John Mitchell 4 Wna. G.. swan,
At s. per sunum, or 81 for six months, paYa-
bic invariably in advance.
TR Mitchell having commenced. in the 2Slh num-
nj ber Of The psper series o. Lstiers addressed 70
The Hon ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, OF Georgia
which when cImpleted will furnish sn entire bistsry Of
The Irish Troubles Of l84S,
with their Causes and Consequence.
The SOUTHERN CITIZEN vii be the mo-e ir teres'-
ing 10 both American and Irish read rs Besides these
contributions from Mr.. Michel, the SOUTHERN CIrI-
rzES viii Continue 10 have Its usua quan ity Of orgiaa
matter political aud literary subjects preparei BY
him The circulation, though large and constantly IN
cressing the PiOpriet5rs have thought will Be much
more extended BY an announcement IN this form
Comm unicatons with remit tances msy be addressed 10
Mitchell SWAN, KnoKville5 Tennessee, or % any Il
tie following Agents:
G. Courtenay 3 CO Charleston, souch Carolina.
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A TTOREET AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn References
~ Hessrs Wsrd a Jones, Phillips white, Lamb
Toung 4 Co Mechanism, Trousd ale Dill, Milton
Putnam Hues OEeu E=q 2 n. avery, Esq., Memphis
orc % stairs At the corner q Main and Madison
streets nez docr the Gayoso Savings Institution.
orfT-ffv
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NOTICE.

nR J. n sLEDGE has returned from New York
" after sbsence OF ntne months and has erected
come astounirs cures IN that city he has faken an
No. 81 No1rse stree-, between Main and second
strses sRi viii -lne the practice Of Medicine, where
he has FOR csiebrHtsd CopouHds. n calls at
tended TO- day night As be lnten1s ioczttng pera
nenay In keurhs and from the great success he has
had the the various diseases, he thinks
be Eh7lld have LIBERAL pstronsg from the citizens Of
Memphis isno-ily
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l.ls oos5 s0a5 0010 90 o 50 90 co.'s oolas o
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MEMPHIS wHOLEsALE

A NEGRO SERVANT GIRL, who can Cook, wash .
a and Iron. Apply al this once, between The a
hours 0f 4 and o'olsck p. NJ aA
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON

WASHINGTON. Bsf.TINORE ,iI-ii
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway. f1ly and newly esusrosf Ar B.--f,-
throazh besuiifui and heathy csun ~ .ir--s Il
travellers fron The Mississippi Vsrsvs -5-ts 49, 49,
dred miles shorter and possesslnr r-a.fer F-.+5 80
comfort than any other % fhe e 1sT and NORTH
Ll1A AND EAhA REDUCED Under the prsrent
sehedu.e Of ne Post Orc peuarueut na te-vs - -
mltteis and a saving "a cied Of ~ hours
Fs-slns taroush Slave TerrtlTy simple security B. A.
fof1ed for the e1oveysnce Of servauts.
Al Dalton Ga, a choice Of Rantes L. res-.f-t- en-,
lhnous railway throuEh Georvs. south CsrsIfrs nj
- si CaTolna q tsh,- pa or By the Great Mstropoi-
~ Line tArolsn Atst Ieunes-e and virginia % Errr-
yie Lynehburg. Richmond, and an Of ths esis5rsti
IHE EIPRzss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis s,rv
a. 100 P n st0nplnE st s'l sts1iJ1s
lhA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ner71sts
DAILY Except Suncsysl % IS. p n for T-1--f--
sith ne Mississippi C-ntrai and T-unassee CsntrI
Halrosd-1 somervie and iat-rurd.afe stafionr
IAAiNS COhEECr-At Grand Junction Win the
slssisslpPi Central Raircsd 70 Holly sprinrs Oxford
Srenadas Canton JacEsan etc ant via fbe Hissi-
sppa and rennessee Central R4iroa % Bolivar Jacks5n
At Pooahontss. With tri weekly line o. C,.-s.. q,
hLpi7y, Pouiotscs Aberdeen, and Columbus Mss
Al l1Ea, with daily line o. four-horss Cosrhs.
tarsnsh Aoer- cen Columbus etc % the northern f.-
minus Of the NOBLE and Ohio RaIlroad
rhro1sh tickets zood until usedvfrh the privilege q
stopping a any point desired scId al he GEvERsr
Street Stafon
Zach passenger win be sIorei one hundred pouBss ,f
oassngei 10 article VII De c1rr-d 81 barease tbt h
not Incident 20 ths person q The passenrpr Tp - -
o-s ne company VII hoi themselves rsspgnsibIs - -
sm0unt not exceeding 500.
Negroes, when traveiing Alone rl-st h.v. . ,,.
ns los BORT % which thev 60 ana spcfvIre
lnAt teey are . travel By ralr a. or thsy vii not -
carrisd No ticket viii be salf them n1r win fb-- -
received on the cars unless thffr as-nar - s-st -
ent or known to the Tcket Agaut Conductor Or 5ber
Pers'n 70 Voueh for glnuineasas q permit
General superintendsnt.
49,
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House- Hover and Raiser.

Il DO respectfully inform the citizens OF Men, -
| phis ard the surrounding country that l am F.g
prsuared with the necessary and fixtures III
q Aoxe. Raise. Lover and Straighten Buildings -A1.A
All descriptions Persons wanting work dose IN that
ne Wi and Il to their interest to call on at my
place Of reisnce Of Main and oyerfon streets,
Memphis. WILLIAM bOoIhs
feh1-lv
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VI. GENSBURGER.
Oselse1's gE'gasted.
]. C. GRIFFING & BRO,

Commission Merchants,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
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EASTERN PORTS,
From C afro, Illinois.
CAIRO AND NEW ORLEANS.

rT1az ILLINOIS CzNrRA RAILROAD snd OHIO
Il and kIS3f 5sIPFT RAILROAD have cuul1.eted Ar
trgeurs zith the following swift aad eisgsnt Passsn
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE SToDART PLAN s.

HAs ne pleasure 20 70 his friends and ths
pubiic generally hat he has been appointed bT kers
stodart Morris Of New YORK. Agent for the sale Of
srODART PIANOS
He now opening st their stcre on Madison street
fsI doors from the Union Bank large stock which VII
BE- sold at Nelg Fsrk pTiees. mr5@sSiy
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CAUTION! 1!


THE zenui- htzhly CONCENTR ATED BERHAvE's
4 HOLLAND BlTTERS Is put up 70 half Elnt bottles
0u'y and reiaei dollar FOR single bottles. me
great demani sr this truly celebrated medicine has IN
tuc-d msuy ID tzt1us which the public should suard
sgailst purchasing.
Ask Cor BER6AvE'S H0LLAND BTrrzRS, manu-
fasued by B-ulamla Page Jr, & Co, of Pittsburgh,
pa and that their name Is The label Of even bot
tie. BENJAMIN PAGE, JR.. & CO.,
Nanutscturing Phsrmaceutlst and Chemists,
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PH. HAMMERsKOLD & CO,
Architects, civil Engineers and
Surveyors.
MEMPHIS TENN,

MEMPHIS TENN,
RE nov prepared O. furnish designs for and upertn-
"A tend the erection u public or private buildings
churches stores store fixtures &c They will also give
heir ettenton 20 any work coming under the head Of
Civil Huginearing Surveying, either In town or
csuntry ANY dascriptCn OF Architectural Rugincering
r Mechanical Drawings executed with accuracy and
uatness not to b. surpassed In this country DESIGNS
and working drawinss f5r dwel ing ha1sss or othel
budings n the country 50 executed that any iuiel-
zeRt negro carpenter can follow them. Designs f0i
roubs, Ce- atauhs, Wants, sc,
Having had extensive de ins with manuf2cturs AZ III
North ans West they San arush any description % Iror
Fronts Balconies Wind0E Guards &c, sc al reduoec
prices.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. L1ngstreet L T. d. Hon. Charles Scott
sam Tate. ESD. Pre- dent Memphis ard Charleston
Railroad Col. " n. Stockton Dr. J. C. hillington
D. Cockrel, Esq T. J. Finnie, ESQ. Gsn. @. d
Mitchell J. hoKeever, Esq-
once hours from A. 4 70 P NJ and from P n
t9sPM apis-3n