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To the Creditors Of the Estate Of j. G.
WflyOV. decaagAd.

THE insolvency OF said Estate having this day ben
IL made 70 The CLERK o. the C0uaty Court % shelby
couufy. Tsnnsssee, Ho'ics is hereby given for al persons
70 he their claims asatnst said Estate with the Clerk %
said court, duly authezticated, on or before the sth dsy
% Octsber next. for pro rats payment
fy9-fm d WARD AdmlFisfrator.
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R- Col. d. c. GLENN, late a distinguished
citizen Of Mississippi, and now resident OF
New Orleans, lie st present a visitor to our
liz
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Lagrange Female COLLAGE.

THE next Session o. this Institution viii open On the
Il 6TH OF SEPTEMBER MKT No school can e.
fer better advtutsges for . thorough ard finished educa-
ton.
TER,fs-For the scholastic year. embracing a week,
eis5-for Board and Tu~ition-Ausic, Painting hc, eK-
ira For any Information, appytO
tyi7-9n s. ". sPEER. President.
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Lease OF store on shelby Street
For Sale

WE have 'or Fsle.a lease e1pirinE en- ne i5ih day Of
w October. 1875 Tie lot fronts - 2-l2 feet on M
east side Of shelby street, 'betWean uni9n and 6ayose
streets By . drpth o. $50 feet TO an alley. NstmproEed
WITH . 9 I'd bu kstore, two stories high, and has q good
cellar. Il ts 1t 2 eseut cc-Upiel By NJ. :. GuignHTd, a
q vari-tJ store AEreat bzrEaiu vii Be gfven, n early
appltcition Is maie % G. B. LOCKS = co
| llrLhu Auclllneers ~ RaaL Esfale HroEera.
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NEw ALBANY FEMALE SEMIEAET.-W'
would call the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of ibis Institution, in another
column. From the annual Catalogue now be-
fore US, and from other sources of information
worthy Of credit, we learn that this excellent
school is in a most fourishing condition, and
dsservsdly 30. Parents having daughters to
educate will do well to send for a Catalogue
and examine the plan set forth. Mr.. c. c.
HINE, the proprietor has been spending a few
days in this city, and TO such Of our citizens as
will send their daughters from home to be edu-
Gated, we doubt not that the New Albany Sem
mary affords asimany facilities as any Their.
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For ReNf,

A FANILT rssidencs on Beal street, between -
u Main and Stslby streets, containing SIX &c
r0oms, Kitchen, . dne cisten and yard. Pos
session given LIST September, Appiyt0 -
w. HcEEON
fvfT-lW Al Wrrve1- Bone A Co.
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FTHE AND IEcENDIARIsM.-One Of the in
mates Of the boarding house Of Mr.. Books,
on Second street, near the Post Once, discov-
cred, at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning, that the
house was on Ere, in the dining-room in the
basement. A speedy and plentiful application
Of water from BUCKETS extinguished tbs flames,
The FIRE was among a number Of boards be-
longing to an extension table, which had evi-
IDENTIFY been set on fire. Some bali burned
shaVings under the safe showed that an at
tempt had been made in that place also. We
wish the fend who did this might be caught and
receive legal punishment. If the fire had got
ahead, with a number of bOarders sleeping in
the house, the results might have been of a
most serious character.
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by Dyspepsia TO a mere
EHaUasnn -

CUREB 81 "FGRHAvE's HOLLAND B~TrTERs."
Nj. A. AEtchstt, . trader. probably - well known ss
any maa in western Pennsylvania, states IS f~oIlOss-''I
met with = farmer in Arms rong c5unty, vhO@EAs re-
duoed ~ DysPepsis to . mere skeleton; I petsuaded him
to buy ! bottle OF BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEBs, BE-
lievins It would cure HIN. Meeting him some months
after, what was my establishment at nnsing him q hale,
hearty man he told me he nov weighed 200 pounds, and
that this wond rful chsEgs had bssn produced By BGr-
hsvs's Holland BitSrs, to which he attributed solely his
restoration %
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R~EooEDER's CoUKr.-The Recorder had sew
snteeh individuals before him yesterday, be-
sides the usual attendance Of mere whisky
cases" J. I. YowELL, for fast driving, was
fined ten dollars. MATHEW JAcoB, for run
ming bis dray without license, was fined twelve
dollars. R. ~STAPLEroS, for hitching his horse
to a Iamp-pOst, had to pay FIVE dollars. A. G.
BowEx was brought up By the City Marshal
for permitting bis out house to be a nuisance,
and fined FIVE dollars.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS!

Surgeons Sermons!
FIRsT sERIEs5
SECOND sERIEBi
THIRD SERIES;
FOURIH SERIE5.
The Saint snd His Saviour, by SpurEeCni
The Principles h-d Practices o. BsDtistsi
The Literary Altrsctions Of the Bible, BY Hslteyi
The KnOEieigs q God, ob!ectiVely considered b. Breok-
inritCe
The New TcTk Pafpit In Jhe Revival q ISL
Gllmpses o. Jesus, By Ralferns
Grace Truman, By Ford;
The Prince Of the House Of David
Woman's Life and Hi-Eion. By M0rois
A Posr Fellow, BY author % which
Ssrmtns for the New Liaf
Consolation. hTJ ". Alexander;
Cummings works.
All The above can Be had Of
irll-fE EHn nHrrrann a % d
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ID AHAWAY from The subscriber on The Inha&
II inst a negro boy named IESGIE. SAID to7ts ~
about 81 or ~ ye<rs CID; about fleet 10 inches or
. feet high; weigbs shout I2t sr 100 pounds 49,
c pper coior, with scme trftct sborf bis Hont teotn
speaks quck VIXEN spoken To- said boy ran % d
Aarch, 1857, ard vas appfshendcd n Herdrr-on county
and lcdzed N fhs Lexington JAIL. where be res.ai1ed m.
III March, E8, h thsn gave his owueTs pane - GeorrI
Curry, EcfninR sun P. o.. shady c1aHr. TIM. -,
above reward WI De given II Gprehertd And lodged 4.
soue jail where I can get hin
s ?. GREGORY,
baldwin, Asnnt for oiivi. WEBSTER.
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KnLED.-On the last upward trip Of the
6lpin adams FROM this city for Louisville
JOHK TAYLoR, a negro employed on the boat
murdered a white deck hand by striking him
with a handspike. He was arrested.
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LOCAL

THASxs-we thanh, for late payers, is
A. LOVELY, Of the steamer Montgomery.
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AkIzoEIA.-Tne Cincinnati 7Smes Of Friday
states: A party Of twelve young nsn left this
city last evening for Arizona. They got out
In the employ Of the g Santa Rita Silver Min
ing Co., and among other things have taken
material to establish weekly newspaper.
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~Apsrson living in Murray county, GeOr-

%Aperson living in Murray county, Geor'
ga, has sent the following singular letter &c
the Investigating Committee at Nashville:
Messrs. J. D GoosPesfuTs 4. p Gef e a.:
GKETs: NV attention has been called tC
your notice, 10 which yoa wish to ascertain the
amount CT the circulation Of the EXchsnge
Bank Of MuFiTeesboTos-
As your notice viii Be seen By very few bill
holdsrs On that bank n this state, and the
clerk Of the County Court feels no Interest
IN TIE matter, az be cannot zee how It viii ben
EFT him in any way, ! take the responsibility
on myself to inform voc that bold twelve dob.
lars on the Exchange Bank Of Murfreesboro'i
hoping BY 20 doing, you can inform me how
can realize something from the amount. II
you knew any way By which can get any
thing, { will send you the bills ] have on hand
and let you dispose Of them or i car get tOl-
uably good sI6cHfc2 c0HEteTfat bHis on soma
SOLVENT BANK. / will willingly make an even
exchange, or rather than lose a trade give a
little boot. AS fraud and sEindle 10 high PLACES
have become 30 common and popular, !, an
humble Individual, ought to be allowed to pass
twelve dollars IN counterfeit bills. III ear
get counterfeit bills In exchange for What
have on hand, l want then tolerahly well exc.
cubed, aud on some solvent bank.
Hoping 70 hear from you so0n, ! remain,
Yours reEpectfuly, ETC.,
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THE Co partnrrship hsretoflre existing un4er the
l. nrm o. CAfBRS b SMITH, is this day Dissolved
D. mutual rons3ut. 2 Smith vii oontlnue the Re
ctring, ForwsuinE ard Commission Business a. the
Old ttaud No p hadtsna street, and Il also entrusted
With he settlement o. the Old business. Tue name Of
the arm By either win be used 10 Liquidation.
BAN g. CAPEzS,
iy2Q-tf RUFUS SMITH
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TIVE Subscribers to stock IN the BluG CITY Insuranc,
Il Company, are Der By notified that i've per cent OF
the amount o. sioef subscribed, is required to be paiC
By or before the 10Th day Of August By order Of tn
dent. JAS. ". 1R0OKER
Nv0r
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Wesympathise sincerely with our unfortunate
Georgia friend, who is merely the representa-
tive Of thousands who have suffered in the same
way. We moreover regret that the investigs-
ting COMMITTEES will not be able to comply with
bis request, inssmueh as there are no counter
felt bills to be had in Tennessee, that we know
Ct. We have a friend however, who suthori-
zss us to say that for the twelve dollars held on
the Exchange Bank Of MurffessborO' BY The
aforesaid Injured Georgian, be will give bin
tEsnty-four dollars on the Exchange Bank al
Grihni VIII our Georgia friend strike a bar
gain On this proposition?
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TENNESSEE BANK MoSET.-M sssrs. PoPE
& BRoTHEEs will ~seIlgOods at cost for Ten
nessee bank money at par. jlyIO.1m
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- - NAY, 1885, 3 small BAY PONEY, wftb
iong tai and name. star % biz forehead. A4A-
liberal reVs1 viii Be- psif % asy person or persons cav
Ing information concerning him 81 ny stab e on JefsT-
s1n street or Commercial Hotel.
Visit p PATTERSON 4 Bro
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Winston 6 Go.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

I'VE have 10 store, and are nov odsrnE the largest
w and best selected stock o. Hou ~ Funishi1E Goods
10 bafound IN the city, Wbich We are det rnlned b sell
Al = very small advance ca ccst, % enable Us b meet
our Liabilities.
Our stock consists in part, q AT varieties a Furui-
ture and Chsirs, Flcor OuCloths,C Curtain Gods, Win
dow Shades and Trimmings; Pianos from The bezt nan
~ufaetures in the country Ctrpets, o. every variety %
Q1ality and price, rr giug from 20 cents 20 g 90 per
yard. We are oompsltd % sell, and All ne solicit I a
call % Insure subtraction. Every hrtc = sold By rs
warranted q please, or money refunded. Our terms are
CASH or approved city paper.
For Erea' bargains, call At WINSTON &COSs,
iYl6-2w Nearly opposite the WORKMAN House.
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For eupreme Iudre.

VI are a1tborl1at 70 a1nou1ca Hon. AHCEIBALD
WRIGHT, Of this city, a. . en14l1ats scr 11fls q "a
Supreme Gear a Isunefse9 a The erE1irE sra<hl ti<-
uo1 % tte11l . sopteutsE pszt- ts-e
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80 - a4 ANNAA NV mani ~
made bis debut in the Board BY declaring a
rigid system Of economy for the next twelve
months, and I applaud bis course, though
think be commenced economizing at the wrong
place. Instead Of reducing the salaries Of Of
neers, &c, be should have proceeded first about
twenty miles west Of this, in the State Of Ar
kansas, and commenced taking Up the iron
rails, &C, from the lost swamp road-brOught
them 70 toWn-had them sold and paid back
into the now impoverished city treasury a few
Of the many thousand dollars which have lain
SO long u~sslessly in the mud.
Butt am depressing. Mr.. Robinson, In bis
charges against officers, proceeded to state,
grsvely, ana with all the pOmp which his sAad-
ory earcasg could assume, that the Tax Col
IectOr had permitted men who own a number
Of drag 70 run the >wishOui license until they
paid theff4axes. This charge amounts TO this
upon ons or two occasions where a merchants
drsy license expired oalyz short time prsvi-
,Ous to the tine that bis taxsS fell due, the Cob
iectonhss waived the settlement Of The license
until he tax was paid, in order that both set
Elements might be made at the same time, as a
mst5r Of convenience. In al cases, however,
Of TIM kind, AID they have been butfsw, where
psrtieshave run their drsys during the intaim,
the merchant has pledged bis entire willingness
10 meet all damages which might result from
ths use Of his drsy. Ths<rhsrgs, heEever, is
% small and trivial that it needs DO apology,
even if It could be sustained, ss intended BY
the gentleman preferring It. I like TO see 3
iosn do bis duty, and II be DOM do 80, I think
ne ought to be made but above ell things, |
de4piss to see a legislator, even for a city,
grdsping At every little morsel Of gossip which
be hay pick up on the street, and running with
hot haste to tie Council Chamber, to detail II
out, perhaps with embellishments, at some.
bOdy's expense, in order that be MAJ make 4
little capital for himself, or further, fOrsoOth
bis prospects for the Msyorslty, or advance.
nent in the good peoples favor, and that, too
without ever stopping for a moment to inquir,
whether 1t be the truth or not.
VERY resPeesuny, your obedisni servant,
W. H. BRIDGEs
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ISHAM G. HARRIS,

To al who shall see these -pressnts-Gressing
WHEREAS ithas been made known O M that . Ger
w tain GEORGE MILTON, charged With ommitflnE
a foui aid s~troci0us m1rder on ire gNh day Of June,
1854 upon the bodies o. Wm. n Sploer acd r. r. Val,
late q our county Of Dyer. has ed IRON justice, ard IL
nov ruuaiDE atlarge.
New. Therefore, Z. IshEm g Harris, Governor as
aforesatl, By virtue o. t1s power and suthoriV IN ne
vested do hertbg ofer Q reward Of three hundred doIars
% any person or prisons who may s~pprehend TIE said
George Milton, AMI deliver hin 70 tbs Sheridor Jauor
o. our eountye q Dyer. In order hatlusttoe, IN hat be-
half, may Be Rat and executed.
In testimony vhsvof, 7 have hertuato set
s. ny hand. and caused the Great seal Of ne
Stat % Be anxed At Nashville, the eleventh
day OF July, 1858.
By the g Vernnr UsHAN @. HARRIS.
J.E- r. Ray, Secretary o. state.
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NEMESIS. July n. 1885.
he,,ys. ?. Tsfus J. A. Psiyick sa6L r. Eaondson
GEErLxxAs: We have your Communication
Of this date. A press Of business at the tine
prevented an Immediate answer.
We are perfectly willing Fer the COMMITTEES
70 sxanins every transaction Of the citizsns
Bank. Yours, Respectfully,
DeEER
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Two small Rssidences On Durikp street. east -
Of ne oity. 18th places IN be sold on az.
reasonable terms, 1nd Il Eot Eoa tooa. one o. nt
thfm win Be lei 10 rent Appiy 81 ne Appesl ~
once ivle.f ~
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MuKpxn-ne Hickman 1Fgxso Of July l5sh
relatss: On Wednesday last a beeT2 girl oe-
louring 10 the estate Of ne late Jenn biro,
bscsns snrseed It the de0ghtsr Of the WIDOW
Long. living near Lodgetosn, and seizing a
club bsather little victim q death young
fsad, for t6s negro Is not more than y years
I'D. rs seen lodged IN jail. The child sbs
vesr .s.zo Kaurrsr thar hsrssk-
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MEMPHIS, TENN July q, 1855
Ceps. .. .. TsTH1 sns ?. Wsik1, E'q.i
GEETLEnEE; Tou will find herewith en-
closed a copy Of the resolutions passed by 4
meeting Of the citizens, held on the isth inst
at the Exchange B~dildings-and having beer
informed that the committee appointed BY that
meeting are willing to make the necessary En-
animation Of the former and present condition
Of the Citizens Bank, provided you are Will
ing they should do 80, with the assistance Of
such other parties as you may nsne
Are you willing that they should make the
proper examination and report. In making the
examination It viii be expected that you and
W. A. Jones win be present and render al
necessary aid. Very Respectfully,
?. TITUS,
J. n. PATBICK
~ r. EDM0NsON.
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GARn.

TENDEzfEG nv szc,re thsnks % ny friends and the
II p1biic fer ths ibsTal pstronzse heretofore EXTENDED
70 ne. ] would respcttnny tolod a coniinusnce o. the
Earns . Tie aocFs an.
n older 70 Teduos ny aloct - much a. pefsfhis b lat
ssrlsmksr. I an disposed % Ger i16ucrmenis % cash 1r
uuntt1si fine huyeni. jon L L
l.lEfaaaH I..n l-rl.l 80 Nnl.hlz E1nss.
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Negro Clothing.

BEST QUALITY
Kentucky Jeans,
Maryland Jeans and Linsey,
North Carolina Cassimeres,
Kerseys aud Jeans,
Tennessee and Alabama Jeans,
Linsey and OsnabuTgs.
Right Sorts and in lots to suit purchasers.
". B. MILLER,
Dry Goods FErshouse, cor. Main and Madison sis.
EIs-d1u
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CITIZENS BANKING HOUSE
Rnas &nIP.
Petition for Divorce

TfHE OF sTs q the Banking House Of the -,
Il Citizenis Bsnk, Offer Il for sale for the bills %
o. the Bank. Application may BE- made II the W.
OlLiLrnai nanE. Ell-ff AaM
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~ We invite the attention Of planters
and others to the card OF Msssrs. Tfrvs q Co.
to be found in our special notice column
This is one Of the Oldest business houses in our
city and has always enjoyed a dsssrvsdly high
reputation for ~prOuptnsss and Punetuaiity in
business
We also invite public attention to The card Of
Nr. JAMES ELDEE, late OF the firm Of PARKERi
ELDER & DAVIS. Mr.. Elder has gone int
business on his " oWn hook" and cannot fail
to receive a liberal share Of the businessOf our
city. He lie widely known as a gentleman Of
strict probity and excellent business expert
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Jas. n.

JAS. II. LUCAsl
D. n SILVER, Maser......WM. WEBLIEGs Csrk,
WILL leave Memphis panctualy RnAk
w erry THURSDAY. At sF NJ en- Lll
necting AZ Gallo with the Illness CENTRAL
Railroad, and ~ 81 LruiE with Hu West-
era and Eaatern Railroads.. Though Ilcteta 10 FL
Eastern CT e. and Tow1s sold % this boat, snd stat
Heous securld At the omos o. her AEsrts. F0r furthe
information, apply q
THos II. WILLIAMsh co AGENTS.
ty11-u No. 3 Hownrlfa Row.
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May Ana Aesee' In the Circuit Court Of shelby
Jams Eoses. County Tennes'e'' at Raleigh.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Clerk, frcn the
l. Petition a he complainant IN this bshAlf hled, duly
sworn 70, that the d~sfHudant, james EoGee, Is a non
resident Ct the STATE OF Tennessee; Il 10 ordered that
publication Be made IN the Memphis Weekly APPEAL,
for thirty days, requiring said defendant james MCGEE
10 sppear 81 the ne1t term Of The Circuit Court Of She b.
connty. Ttnnessee, IL be held at he Court House IN the
town o. Raleigh, % the third hJnday IN September
next, then and there. within the frst three days Of said
term, 90 p esd, ansNer, or demur 70 the complainant's
iii, OF the sane will be taken for oonsessd and set for
herring er1pdTfc Witness, n. d. L. Stewart, CLERK Of
said c ruTt, ct Udce, tn 18th day Of July, Is s.
laf-cauIus n. d. L. SrEWARF CI,rk
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BeerSheba Springs,
July 18th. Is5s.

July 18th, IS5S.
Two those who are IN pursuit % Health and Pessure5
i AMI Vishing 10 visit Besrshsba Springs the cars
cave Nashville every az a. s o'ccck A. H., and arrive
a. Couan at2N p n. Immediately sitter the arrival o.
the SeEare &c train viii lake pa sengers 70 Tracy CITY,
where viii Be found a go04 Hotel - acclmmodate the
travelling pubic, and Coaches 10 readine sto convey pas
IsEgera 70 Besr,he q Springs, a d starcs oIB miles
over one OF the most beautiful ard levtl mouuoi1 roads
In the state AMI arriving ther- tbs same evsLing a. 9
O'Clock. Indiyiduals desiTou q seeirg the SsVanee
Alns and OF viewing tie Iite for the southern Uuiver-
sty-al auiabls fnte rprise which 50 veil deserves The at
tentirn o. Tire Dubno-gm have sn opportunity Of dsing
- by taking this rue TO Beefsh- q tkat desirable sum
mer retreat, y acre viii &c found s dne Hotel under the
managcment Of s. N. SCOTT, ESQ the former proprie
tor Of The City Hotel q Nashville, and Who d 20 favor
ably Known 10 the public for TIE style and IDENTITY IN
which he conducts = Hotel. he Il amply prepared, and
vii spare no Ptins 70 rake the Visi-or comfortable and
happy a. Feers 1eoa
There Is azofaer road to B~eershebas SPRINGS from NASH
vile via HcNnnvire, leaving the ChlttEnooEa Ratroad
at Tulshous, md arriving st hcMinnyile ne ssre
lay and re-an 81 niEhf. where VII Be found q inr He
tel for he a~ccsIamodstlon OF the g aveiing community.
Coaches leave IleMinnYine every morn ng a. Z O'clock
and STRIVE q B.enheba the same dsy
n. A. PRIC8, Proprietor.
o T. MARTIN, Agent.
ne Proprietor has q Livery Stable, and Is pr-p-red 70
accommodate v sitors' Horses IN the hest am 2 and
also has on hand Z 7 Accommodation ne harness
Harses, single snd double two horse Coaches, Rockaways
single and tEo morse BueEiss, and dne Saddle Horses for
The asoou1moda lon Of visitors 70 Beersheba All per-
sons hiring mist return property AMI make damages
good. UT21d2wl NJ A. P.
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DIR. r. IT. WEBB,
eHILDREN'S CARRTAGESl

.FFBRs his professional serTices TO tie citireps Of
J Memphis ard vicinity. Onos on Main street IN
reeniav's Buildisgs between Union ard Gbyoso streets.
fvQI DIM
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Description OF George MiIfo,

He Il shout Is years o. aRe. weighs about fsd or 40
p0unds, ana % 5 flet 8 CT . inches hiEh Cara hair.
htzel eyes. short chns with . very bal scar upon necF
and chin running up 70 or near The ear, supposed 20
be the result o. 8 seald which Is 80 severe that Il Is
didcult Z r BIN % Close his msuih.
Is Supposed % haFe gone y Arkansas, 80 be lived for
zone years~atCzEiey's Ridgs, In that Stste.
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FuEvRkL fRoLICa-Ane AOuisflne SoHfhat5
Of the 18th, says;
1--WE are informed BY some Of our stable
k.epers that lately numerous applications have
bss5 made 10 them BY Irishmsn for horses 10
- ~ the funerals Of their friends. These
--.l,rants alIsge, as a reason for their ridiag
-, horseback on such occasions, that there
! 80 ordinance foTbidding the use Of mere
1bsn Ak hacks at a funeral, and loud Gem
-isiuts &c made Of the tyranny Of TIE Gene
al Council in passing such an ordinance.
mere 4 DC such law among the ordinances Of
~ rity, II Is simply an order Of the Catholic
Ch,-r6. Sometime ago the Roman Catholic
Ris5op az this diocese issued an order forbid
[f-g ~ lss Of more thsR six hacks at an irish
srssrsI- and The whole tyranny Of TIE affair is
sae 70 he Church, and not to the City Coun-
clS
Tbs order was issued BY The clergy, we IN
ssrstspd. to prevent ths rioious consequences
toa often connected viii The waking and frol-
,,k;,z At Irish funerals a hort time ago, at
cipei1nas, The eofin eoDtsining the body was
broken I'D during one q these " shindys,' at
he Catholic cemetery, on The bills west Of the
.ity. The Bishop il that place found II neees-
ss-v to promuIgsts some regulation like The
ak.vr
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R%rChas. Florence, aged 1rssn years, was B
drowned in Licking river, while bathing on
! Saturday.