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Steam Machinery, Boilers, sc.
DOR sALE-Cheap for cash Or approved paper
Il 2 Boilers. 26 feet by Sc inches;
. do Is feet by 80 and 40 inches;
l Boiler, s feet BY So inches; 49,
2 Engines, cylinders feet stroke, ii inches d.
ameter;
9 Steamboat Doctor Engines;
l Freight Holster Engine cylinder l foot stroke
and four inches diameter;
large Chain Cable. Apply to
hov10-n WHITE, SMITH 6 BALDWIN.
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Atlantic Cable Laid Now.
P. F. L. FRANK,
WAECIENIAKEks& yEWEEEER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Silver & Plated Ware.
nP EMBRACING of the best Sc @A@
k.IA, lected and richest varieties of ~ 1s
ss..s4 goods ever offered in the SOUTH We are con-
stanty receiving all of the latest styles of Goods in
our line, and would call the attention of purchasers
and others to our sock, to examine for themselves
Among leading articles may found
w A T H ES
both Gold and Silver, hunting cases and open face,
from the best manufactures of London Paris, Cen
and Copenhagen.
Diamond, Opal, Ruby and Emerald Gems.
Vest, Fob, and Guard Chains.
Ladies' Chatalaines; Charms
PENs--God and Silver.
Only Agent for
Spectacles of Brazilian Pebbles,
Qn Gold, Silver and Steel Frames,} which are all of
the best quality, and guaranteed to be genuine All
those in want of this article in particular, cannot
ind better assortment. novl7
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Encourage Southern Manufacturers


Wish to Put Down Northern Abolitionists
JOSEPH McLAD GHLIN,
EhsA Has opened mandatory in Shreve- aaaszssn
~ port on Texas street, near Edwards, dF@UA
(sign of the Military Sadde) for the purpose Of man
utacturlng every description of ssadtaHeFy and
Harness, which he will guarantee to be superior
to any brought here for sale from the Abolition States
He respectfully soie's share of public patronage,
feeling assured of his ability to give satisfaction
Constantly on hand general assortment of every
article in the Saddlery and Harness line which will
be soldlow for cash, or city acceptance.
u GIN BANDS of every description for sale at
New Orleans Prices .'
REPAIRING DONE with neainess and despatch, and
at the lowest prices. MAYS
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60 For Sale, j.:
A=s=a THE two Brick Stores on Texas street now
occupied by Mrs. Wells and Ed Eberstadt, and the
fine Dwelling in the suburbs of Shreveport, formerly
owned by E. H. Jordan. For terms of sale and parti
culars enquire of [oct271 MARTIN TALLY,
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Dry Goods. RlankefS. KerseYs. &c

Just received at my auction store, large lot Of
d Dry Goods, Plantation Goods. Shoes, Boots.
Clothing. Blankets. etc. at private sale low for cash
Also--To hire BY the year, likely Negro Girl.
about is yearsof age, Toa good family she win be-
hired on reasonable terms Enquire for further -
culars Of [decII AL. HEINE, Auctioneer.
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Committed to the Jail

Or the parish Of Caddo, in the town of ;shreve-
~ port, negro man, aged about As or SO years,
feet or inches high, Of dark complexion; has a
pass signed by one Adam Boyd, which is believed TO
De forgery. Calls himself JOHN, and says that he
belongs to Adam Boyd, Of Centreport, Arkansas.-
SAID negro vas apprehended in Shreveport. The
owner or owners of the said negro is hereby notified to
come forward prove property, pay charges, apd take
m away he will be disposed of as the Law directs.
WIN. B. WISENOR, Jaior
shreveport, December |. 1858.
"oenterport, Oct. 18th, 1858. please let the boy
John pass and repass till 25th Deer next ADAM BoyD.
MV Runaway
FROM the subscriber, on or about the lst June
aA1 last, Negro Man named DAVID. He is dark
maiatto. about five feet ten inches high, twenty-six
years OF age, weighs about $50 pounds. He is car
peh.er and blacksmith by trade. Any person lodg-
ing SAID negro in Jail. delivering him at Lou
issiie, Arkansas, will be literally rewarded
octb JAMES R. McCLINTDCK-
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So Reward.

10y STRAYED from the residence Of r. S. Parham,
s = near Shreveport, on the 18th Of November a
PAs Horse, about IS hands high, with star in his
!vrenead is about seven years old carries HE head
erect. He was purchased some six or eight weeks
SINCE from MI. NJ Billig Of Larrissa Cherokee coun-
" Texas; and when last seen beyond Mrs Eppes'
making his way thither. l will give the above reward
LOT his delivery me, in Shreveport or 80 for any
information that will lead to my recovery of him.
qecS:3t +. r. BUCKHER
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5S;;;1 DWELLING HOUSE and Lot situated on Marke5
~ street, containing four comfortable rooms, d
well OF good water, etc. Will be sold low for cash. or
on time. Apply to
septl5 STEWARD & JEWELL.
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Insurance.

WE are now prepared to Insure Up and Down
w Freghts, and Cotton, Produce and Merchandise
stored in warehouses; at the lowest rates.
oct2l WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
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Notice.
A T meeting of the Directors of s'The Shreveport
~ Insurance Company" held on the I'd of Deem
Der, the office hours of said company were fixed as
follows From 8, A. NJ, to - M and from to S. p NJ
dec9 P. H. ROSSON, Secretary.
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k0tiCe.

NVIStVt
4 LII those indebted to the late firm of Oglesby &
~ Griswold requested, without further motto :,
to come forward and settle, the same will be put in
suit. OGLESBY & GRISWOLD
teb3 In liquidation.
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Wanted.
MALE AND FEMALE TEA CHEERS

MALE AND FEMALE TEA CHEERS,
TO take charge of the Maaneaad Female Schools
Il at Rocky Mount, Bossier e'arjsh, louisiana for
the year 1859, to whom liberal salaries will be paid
The situation is decidedly healthy, surrounded by
good society, and convenient to churches. A south
gentleman and lady preferred. For further infor-
nation apply to undersigned
. R. D. SPEIGHT, Cor. Secy.
Rocky Mount, La, Sent. %, 1853,
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g 2. SWEET & Co.,
AHctiOHeerS and General Agents.

-, corner Texas and Market streets,
SHREVEPORT, La.
DARTICUHAR attention paid to Sales of Real
4 Estate, Negroes, Merchandise, Horses, Mules,
Carriages, &c., &c.
We fully,prepared to attend to all consignments
and sales of every description.
Al Goods III sore viii be charged villa Insurance,
stpisEs otherwise directed,
Consigameats Of all kinds aolcited
Liberal cgsf3 advances inside on consiennents
n6r2+-6t G, III. SWEET. Auetianaer.
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W anted.

4 SITUATION AS OVERSEER on cotton
IA plantation, the river, by South Carolinian of
seven years experience. Prefers to take charge i'm
mediately. Good recommendations produced. Ad-
dress postoiice at this place for three weeks.
Shreveport, Dec. -3t* Fl. M. BROOKER.
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For Rent.
Dwelling For Sale.

Ivy THE finest Store in town, situated the corner
Texas and Market streets. Apply to
aprill4 M WATSON.
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JOHNSON's
Collecting, Exchange and Barking House,

sofIhEtF EFUhI, LIZ
EACHANGE for sale at all seasa.is on New Or
II leans and New York. Collections attended to
promptly, and Remittanees made on the day of pay
ment. REFERENCES BY PERMISSION:
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I3AINTs, &c.-2OO kegs and hf kegs White Lead:
~ bbs Turpentine; 5 bbls Varnish; Linseed and
other Oils. For sale by
az HOWELL g. BUCKNER.
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Business House and Lot For Sale.

7;;;f WISH to dispose off the house and lot l now
I4zsA occupy. 1t is situated the Texas road one
lalt mile from the river, and first stand for
Retail Store. Being determined to sell rare bar
rain will be given. Toct20l J. BENNETT
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For Sale.

A SUPERIOR y Oh Hack DnlI unit =, IN the
mays !. N. COOPER
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
~MORE NEW GOODS! ar

r HAVE just returned again from the civ with
j. new and handsome well selected stock Of Win
ter Goods consisting in part Of Fine Fancy and Staple
of the ladies in particular and request them to cali and
examine the goods, selected them with erea.
and they canaof be surpassed in Shreveport. Nv
motto is small profits and quick sales Come one
come all, and gel bargains, am determined NOT to
be undersold. 4 word to the gentlemen in regard to
nv clothing and furnishing goods-come and exam
inc the goods for yourselves, and be convinced thai
they are the best ever broaght to this place.
dec8 w. MARKS.
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Notice.

MIR. CHAS. R. GRISWOLD is my authorize,
Nl agent during my absence from Shreveport.
aug12 R. c. OGLESBY
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TIE Shreveport Brewery.
MANAGED by a ECsE9 N EsEvFyrFE

4E@9I4E5HGI ~ .. ssE1EELAkL NE8R.
4IO w u Manufacture of WHITE CREAM ALE.
AI brewed from gure md fresh White Mali.
Brewgrg' Yeast for Family Uaa, alRaEs III land,
aud for sale M quantities IN suit purchasers
5arEey Mats feaSing cows ard hogs THIS arti-
alg IN colelt "a for causing cgwa ID Yield III extra
at3iassg .ntiy af Eieh Mk an5 ii guaranteed 10 be
srss RI dsleterioys effect.
Title Ale IN pvt up III gallon kegs, half and whole
aUsls, and together with malt and yeast can BIZ had
"a NIL times az the Brewery Or III Jacob MARKS. on
Texas street, corner OF Edwards. pov24
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New Orleans y Red River Packet.

fE5gsAEssa. L ADDEN UIIG OVAL. = =
THE new, splendid, fast running stean
zzs=zzszsszz==rzsss.zz boat STARLIGHT, CHARLIE
HAYES master, G. F. Hayes, clerk,l has commence
her trips as regular packet between New Orleans,
Shreveport. Benton, Smithand, Jefferson, and all in
termediate landings. The Starlight built express
ly for the trade is new throughout, has conmodiouS
cabins elegantly furnished and for comfort, good
Communications and speed is unsurpassed. Her officers
will give personal attention all business entrusted
the boat, and make of every effort give salts
faction. For freight passage, apply on board d.
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Cash Advances.

7 WILL make Cash Advances on Cotton CONSIGNED
i to Lewis Oglesby, New Orleans. In GOLD if re-
quired CHARLES R. GRlSWOLD.
Shreveport, December 2, 1857.
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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.

aaR4zza h. PASSENGE BOAT.
atfa5 i3s THE we'll known, fast running steame
1880 NATIONAL, TIC. MoNreomERy
master, having been thoroughly repaired and put in
complete ORDER has resumed her trips regular pae
ket between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching
at Coushatta, Grand Bayou Campt6, Grand Ecort
Alexandria, and all intermediate landings. For com
fort safety and good Accommodations, ths~N National
is unsurpassed by any boat in the trade. Her officer
will pay particular attention any business entrusted
to Them For freight or passage, apply on board, d
New Orleans Il Shreveport Packet
PASSENGER BOAT.
Eraaa5ss@ b THE splendid, fast running steamboat
ssks4=IHafEsa lie co wi T. II CHsNEy JoHSsoNp
zzsz=zsz=sSz master, having been thoroughly over
hauled and put in complete order, has resumed he
regular trips New Orleans, Shreveport, Hurican
and Carolina Bluffs packet, touching at Cousharta,
Grand Bayou, Loggy Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore,
ST Maurice, Alexandria, and all Intermediate lana
ings and plantations The Lecomte was built expressly
for passenger boat has large staterooms is furnish
ed with every comfort and convenience, and has
accommodations Her officers will give par
ticular attention any business entrusted to the boa
For freight passage, apply on board. decl
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Succession Of W. W. Smith, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Pa of Caddo-In
- District Court. By virtue of writ of sale to me
directed by the Honorable District Court of the Parish
of Caddo, will offer for sale at public auction at
the courthouse door in the town of Shreveport Parish
and State aforesaid
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slavery and Aboliriunism.

The last file Of French journals contains tb
! important fact that the Corps LsFisiGfif ha
reversed the decree Of the Provisional Govern
ment Of April q, iS4s. concerning the aboli
tion Of slavery in the French colonies. Thi
hasty and reckless legislation Of the revolution
hry epoch had declared French citizens ineom
petent to own slaves, even IN foreign countries
and any infraction Of this decree, which also
prohibited Frenehmen all participation in the
slave trade, was 10 be punished BY the loss Of
the rights of citizenship. The operation OF
the decree was, however, suspended for three
years to afford time to all persons affected BY
it, to make their arTsngemenis, which term
was by subsequent legislative action, ia 1851,
extended to ten years. The term thus pro-
louged would have expired on the 2Sth Of April,
1853, and so the GoverBmen urged the repeal Of
the act Of 1s4S. The repeal act confirms in
the possession of their rights and property
l. All French Shareholders who were in pos
session Of the slaves, they now hold, prior to
the decree of 1s4S-
2 All those who may have become pos
sessed Of any slave, BY inheritanes, gift, or
marriage.
The interdletion Of the decree Of 1s4s is to
be maintained only In reference TO future pur-
chsses OF slaves, but does, Of course. not apply
to the apprentice system. We are further in
formed that France is continuing TO supply,
under that system, the planters Of Martinique
and Guadaloupe with the labor needed by them.
While France pursues this course calmly,
furious revival Of Abolition fahstieism has
been got up in New York. While the sblest
statesmen and philosophers Of the age, after
patient inquiry, and costly experiments, have
seen the errors Of the past and are earnestly
endeavoripg to redress, as far as practicable,
the terrible consequences OF false philsnthro-
py which has Inflicted nsmeless suffering both
on the white man and African, which impover-
ished aid degraded the one, and brutalized the
other, which has ruined entire nations, a par
eel of political and religious extremists mady
proclaim their Abolition doctrines. There Is
some meaning in this revival. When a candle
Is about extinguishing, the flame will fare up
1t intervals, brightly-casting the most gro
esque and fantastic shadows. The Cause Of
Abolitionism is on its last eg.-PsansyltaRiaB.
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4rOfGsslOnal Gar0s.


WILLIAM KENNEDY, Jr.,
A TTORNsT At LEE-Ofi1s ove- Gzy0so Bank Bufd
"A ing Asotson street. Neurhls, Team myi2-ly
= Knox NAEKEE--. L. E'coNS-oo
HTAEKKR Il gsCO sEIOO. Lawyers, Memphis Ten
w E=ssee. OGce, No. q south side Court Square
apIs
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THROUGH TICKETS, a10Eing the holders 10 stop A.
any point and resume ther seats at pleasure b.
purchasod At the COmpany's once. No 10 Jenerson
street doors East Of the Commercial Hotsl, nomphs
fune2s-lv WM NORM. Agent
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J0Hy HALLUM.
A FTOREEF At LAW, and General Collector fo7
n west Tennessee once on yeTsrson street Pest
O6ce BulidirE. geus
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DIR. CREIGHTON's

J. 4. 81 HAMBERGER.
A TTOREET At Law, Prentiss Mississippi. Prompt
n attention VII Be given 10 the OouectiOa Of Claims
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NHAhL = 20 = I-s---s.-ssss.s-.... J
EEOTE q nEKnN

a TtDRkBIS AT Law AND SOLICITOR E IN CHAN
n CERHs Afmphis Tenn, VIII praclioe their profess
Ton n al the Courts bea in the city Of Memphis and the
s1qreue and fedsrzl Courts TEckol. Pronpt Etten-
ton VII = given al cocction entrusted
then One in New Bank Building, o5Tusr % Main and
AEdison Streets River hank EntrHn-e Madison
street ian6-tf
THEODORE G. CONE,
A TTOREET AT Law, Memphis Tenn OHce On
81 Main street fn Greenlawfs BuuslnE bctwesn Urf1u
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aLl- AAAoN-rssa ssHssass-.s --saHENs hLAM
DIXON s. HELM.
A TT0RSETs At Law. Memphis, Touuessee- once
n sauth side q Court Square, doors East Of tn
Hivrr Rsuk- fanI2-dtf
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.HtOEicR.
X0mn0 America.

REPAIRING and JOB5ING, from and after I'll
a 80 r,nst Be cash on delivery-our regusr custO
mcrs evtry thirty days LNNi9 HiHs-
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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER SO.
Sumner 2Reirlats.
LAFAYETTE Springs.

THIS Wstsrfns pace is ore Or the mos 6-a-iif-I
Il -it, Tor Watering Pias 10 to soulh ne farf-
% for access 20 Darr. god any Do beir 9
-tuated haf way heruesn fix'ord and P0atot a lis-
ef IS miles frlm either place trere bfng esiy
line Of SfaE-s from 1ford 6, Aberdeen TIE a-- haV
ing chauzrd hands fns PrcBriefor o. s eu hat be
able fully 70 give genrrs sal faction be- hz gu-
ated hi cdsrzzs - % rou Il With TIE rdneas q
BE- times. ne buidings larse and camp 01ioa1s
utsd 70 TIE nve7Isnce Of all Who ms5 fssl cisDos.-
ton % givs item patr01ags
au2 On sTEPHBN THRRLKELD.
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A LAKE.-At Baton Rouge the rise in the
river has produced considerable lake above
the city. by filling 3 small bayou and spreading
over swamp. This soon became the resort
for piseatory and divers other spots, and SO
agrsesble an institution has the lake been
found that meetings have been held with a view
to close the mouth Of the bayou, and thus
make The lake " kxsd institution"
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mo m. TROTTFR

EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
A TTORNET At Law, Memphis Tenn. Once, Jedel
"a son street midway TIE Post OEos Bunding.
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DUA'E.9P
CHALYBEATK SPRINGS,

NNGh ID tAAN AAA NWAa y - we
THE uud -rsiEn. viii rr-1prn these c-i=rrated
4 ~FRIHGs or the seco1d sea on. 90 H1ND y,
he i0th OF aas. havirg csi th- Bui dimes md
Grounds IN a. ane ndiriun any W-te-iuE Place in
he Southwest. Ire Ground ave IN eEter d-d nd
1eaufid with evergreeT shruboery the forest
ri grad q the rom painted and furnish.d vita
c1tt0r mattressas ta Bal Rom dec0ra'ed apd put iu
me co1di3a the three Ten Pin All - ant Slnss have
bren put In g. order.
Toe waters. fthers berg I've Springsl consist of
Chalybsat Sup and ee stone and fnW i1 E1un-
dane, a-ienI for coo psrsens day the cnr1-
i've pr pertiss o. the waters for a sdll-sf
With progssy, D7sp-pslz Rurniug So--s ard flr she
Dtse-ses 20 Fe ais aree eestablis1-i = Euaran-ie
The Dunlap springs ihle By the Mississippl
Central and Tennessee Railroad. b iuu sItuat
niles Bolivar 20 from G-ard Junction and 20 Or u
Memphis b. rail Hacks are ruuu in conns,ticn si b
the from Bolivar being 1uIy I've h1urs from
Memphls 70 the Sp-in-s The trav-ier la ed
aganst sxorbtant ck-rges the fare being 50 cents
te rarosd deu0t to the pIings and IS cents bag
rsge snd servants
There s also fne rnnui inz str and szceIen sh-
.nE grounds, With carriage -oat % the creek ouy
quarter q mi- from the Sp-i 6. AMI u1danca q
Wild turkeys, ducks an sq-i-r Is.
Prof HsssuE With hts ane RraEs ard String Baut is
engsgei f7r the seasonand tnvrH tdr E1ssfs IN the
aay Eith.R asa nusicad 4 uigatiEis1stliuE music
.p,,-&s. - : Y5.,1 s.-5-ii -, ~.
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a TrOREET AT Law, EenphiE, Tenn. References
- Nessrs. ward & Jones, Phillips & white, Lamb
Young d Co EoClsnahan, TrUusdale Dill, Milton
Putnznn- Niles Owen. Rsq n Avery BsQ-, Memphis
OnoH, ID stairs at the corner Of Main and nadisol
Streets IeLi docr e the Gay0so Savings Institution
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city % NV TJrk for every
state, has had the best Of
facilities for prepsri g this
work. the correctness Of
which he believes may Be
impiciGy relied upon. AT
the Instructors and every
form given ia thE following
pzses, have Ipi only been
care ui- y compared with the
Statutes OF th e several
States, hut have been sub
mittet 70 th4 examination q
competent judicial oncers IN
every STATE, sud are sues a.
are now n daily and actual
] -.1n - Hfsn r-~HHaw
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White SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ardin County. Tenn.

"NW II NUU n = "-lN'
THE abova watering place Will aps1ed for the re
i cepfion o. Visitors. the Ftasr DAY OF JUNE
NsXr- daily lIae OF Coaches or hsurs stsgluE
coanect win the Memphis and Charleston hzi road
az the Burlsvii.a Depct Ten hours travi flom ~
pNis th~ S1rings For health Or rlea-ure ts Whis
Snphrr is equal % any Wztslug sce Nor or Sou-h.
dance. GEO. sHAlL.
l1i4 DAWN Pr0p-s-or-
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a TIORNET AT Law Austin, Tunics county, Miss,
n VII attend 70 the payment Of taxes redemption o.
Land either forfeited soe for taxes and VIII promptly
attend b. exsminatou q land titles II TIE counties
of Funiez ooahonA. Bolivar and Washington.
jans-dsw6m
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It will be seen that Mr.. John Livingston
| C. Of No. 12S Broadway etc, etc, claims
that what follows was "pTepared" by him.
The matter which follows is some lengthy.
| predatory remarks, and two or three pages Of
forms,-tvsry word Of which is bodily piTGtsd
from " Thornton on Conveyancing." Weeould
give q column and more Of the palpsble evi-
denre Of this mean and despicable literary
theft, but the following will be sufficient:
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.HHOficP.

Hides, Furs aud PeItrjes.
Nr HIsE viii give bis special attention TO this branch
81 hn.Ire.. anl-d6r
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THE SPHEREOTYPE

TIHElztest and BY far the most important Improve
ment In Photography Is the recently patented pic
rure known as the SPHEREOTYPE, which is not only
and mike any Of its professors, bat greatly su
pior 20 al The Sphsreotype Is proof against TIaE,
AIR and WATER and for richness OF t0le, Warnth Of
expression and distncness las ecualn fact the u
lusion Is such that the picture image suspend
Cd IN air entirely Independent OF the lack ground
For thi5 picture have The exclusive right fer Mem
pals. Spocinensean Be In Gallery, whsrs pic
also taken In the various style By Artist,
PROF. BENNINGTON,
Eho combines the Chemist with the Artist which
hEes him q all times 70 producs superior Pictures
p n. CLARK q CO.,
e dac1-tf No Csrkis harble Block
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DIX. W. r BOGERS
nFFzRS his professional services n TIE citizens o
" Memphis One, S9ulh side Of Court square. Ras-
tdsnce A. A. o. Harrir' tarI2-6m
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DO respectfully info-m the ci'izeus OF Msm- -
l phis ard TIE surrounding county that 5ssi
prepared with the ne ,cssary SIT snd fixtures H
70 Move RaiF Lower aed Strazhten Buildings -
% all descriptions. Persons waning work dse In that
line. viii Gnd Il 70 their Interest % on az ms
pzce Of resncs corner o. hsil snd Ove-ton streets
Memphis WILLIAM BOOTH