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HOME INTERESTS.
still Further Evidence. Testimonial

still Further Evidence.-Te Testimonial
worth having, for Dr. Ayers Throat and
Lung Institute, 80 West Fourth street.
We commend the following letter to our read
ers. 1t is from the Pastor of the Park Street
Chapel of this city. 1t tells its own story:
CINCINNATI, February Is, 1859.
After suffering more or less with an affection
of the throat for some twelve months, accom-
panied by catarrh in the head, in chronic
form, and after having used a variety of reme-
dies, with no further benefit than temporary
relief, placed myself under the treatment of
DR.. J. Winslow Aver, No. 80 West Fourth
street, and now take pleasure in saying that
such has been his success in treating my case,
that I can cordially recommend him to those
who may be suffering from Chronic Catarrh of
the head, or diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
JAMES F. CHALFANT,
Pastor of Park Street Chapel, Cincinnati, o.
C. w. stillman, late Hoag's Gallery,
148 West Fifth street, is prepared to take Pic
lures at much reduced prices. Give him call;
you arc sure to be pleased. His motto is eek
celsior."
Cooper e. Stokes.--By reference to the
advertisement of this firm, it will be seen that
they sell, next Saturday afternoon, a fine Dwell
ing house ON Clinton street. north side, No. 20.
Those interested will bear it in mind.
Kellogg, Williams & Co. sell next Fri
day morning, ut half-past nine o'clock, large
stock of staple Dry Goods. See their adver-
tisement. y l...F-f s|tH -H.
G.. Brashears & Co. sell this morning,
at nine o'clock, large and selected stock of
Boots, Shoes and Hats, to which the special
attention of the trade is called.
The suit which was commenced I'm
the present term of the United States Court, by
j. r. Moffitt against Owens, Lane & Dyer, for
infringement of patent, has, We understand,
jeen adjusted to the mutual advantages Of
both parties. Owens, Lane, Dyer & Co. now
have the exclusive manufacturing right in
Hamilton and Butler counties, in Ohio, and
Campbell and Kenton, in Kentucky, with the
right to sell in all parts of the United States
j. A. Templeton, cor. of Western Row
and Fifth, is now taking pictures which are SC
life-like that they are the admiration of all.
Go to the Broadway Gallery Of Art, Il
you wish to get fine rs cent picture.
The best place for Meals, oysters
Coffee, etc., is at Smiths Dining Hall, No. 2Ol
Vine street, between Fifth and Longworth.
HarIan's New AlabastrIan Picture II
becoming great favorito among the people
Call and see them.
Go to j. Trechard's Securing Estab.
lishment, lb6 West Fourth street. q ..s.,t
For Splendid Picture of any kin,
or size, go to Ball & Thomas. Their picture
are celebrated all over the country. Don't for
get the No.-120 Fourth street.
For the Nerves.--Try DR.. Roback's Scan
dinavian Blood Pills & Blood Purifier. Full
and specific directions accompanying each bot
tie Of the Purifier and Box of the Pills. Fo
sale at the principal office, No. 8 E.4th street
and by Druggists and Merchants genersll
throughout the Union. .i.tt
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INSURANCE.
TH1sT5RA RFoI.Tl !

HORTON & TRUE, Agents,
Apollo building, corner Fifth and Walnut streets
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RUPTURE.

nRS.DANIELS' RADICAL CURETRUSS,
NJ the only truls known BY, which Hernia can be
treated on philosophical principles; also Abdominal
Supporters Shoulder Rraces, suspensors Elastic and
Laced Stockings, 6e Drs Daniels make speciality
Feet, Bow-Legs, Knock Knees, Weak Ankles, Pa.
ralysis In whatever part, Spinal Affections, and all
ofncs and Institute, No. ~ West Fourth street,
Cincinnati. Ohio. yl 4.U.N 'iN ,er ids
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Apollo building corner Fifth and Walnut streets.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF OHIO.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
DECEMBER, isss, made 70 The Auditor Of Ohio, pursl
regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by
the State Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1856.
FirSt-The name Of this Company Is the Irving Fire
Wall street, corner of New street, in the city,
County and State of New York.
Second.The amount Of It's capital stock is Two Hun
dIed Thousand Dollars.
cash is Two Hundred thousand Dollars. RiS Up 'i
Fonrth-rho assets OF the Company arc as follows,
lsCash on hand and in ,434 "a
2dd-Tash "a Us IN the hands Of age1ts.:..."."..""
1th-T6e amount Of Bonds ' owned vi''iii;; BY the
e%Seny 9es d r Snd sssEsd ss;ss IL Sy I'm rst mort
New York, and Brooklyn, Long
Island, with interest at tho rate Of
seven por cent. per annpm, $50 90
oth-The Company have no debts securedby
eth-The debts otherwise secured are loans
-,. secured by l9,4so 90
nh-Debts for premiums on policies issued: 800 l6
6th-The other securities consist Of interest
money accrued to December 3l, 1858 2,029 81
Total assets u the Company s2i2733 "
Fifth-The Company have no liabilities due or not
slxth..,No losses adjusted and due.
Elghth-Losses unadjusted estimated at S4,ls9 Os.
Hinth-Losses in suspense awaiting further proof
Tenth-The other claims against the Company is one
fer S3,3l5 80, on which the Company do not
admit thoir liability.
Eleventh-The greatest amount insured in nny one
risk Is Sl2,600.
Twelfth-The greatest amount insured In any one
city, town or village, depends upon its size To-
cation, description OF buildings, and means
- for extinguishing fires.
Thirteonth-The amount insured In any one block,
depends also upon the above circumstances
but no agent Is authorized to take more than
$1,000 in any one risk.
FeurteenthNo part of the capital earnings of the
Company are deposited in any other State fol
any purpose whatever
Fifteenth-The Charter of the Company is annexed
to tho Statement filed in January 1883, and
has not been altered or amended in any man
ner.
State Of New York, loo
Mason Thompson, President, and Martin L. Grow
ell, Secretary, of the Irving Fire Insurance Company
being eeveraly sworn depQse and say, that the fore
going Is true, full and correct statement Of the af
fairs of said Company.
NEW YORK, january II, 1850
ISignedj MASON THOMPSON President
tSigned1 MARTIN L. OR0WEIL, Sec'y.
| ,Subscrbed and sworn before me, this 1lth day O
''H iSienedj ''''' THos. L. THoRNELL,
Commissioner for tho State Of Ohio in New York.
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The undersigned deyotes his en- tire attention to the
buying and selling Of Real Estate in this city and the
adjoining counties in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and
the Western States on commission at reasonable
rates Persons having such property to SELL will hnd
II to their advantage In applying to me, applica-
tons are constantly being made for all the different
kinds Of property and no charge is made for adyert
SELF unless sale is Effected Parties wishing to pur
chase will find II to their advantage, as they can
weeks Of time and labor TO accomplish, especially
those wishing TO purchase Farms or Country Prop
erty conveniently arranged Printed descriptions
are kept Of all property for sale. In
A SAMUEL A. SARGENT.
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Ma rEMs.

DR.. Dyer Tslley, a respectable citizen Of
Jefferson county, attending court at ElytOu as
a grand Juror week before last, was attacked
with paralysis Of the lungs, and died before.
medical aid arrived.
The Democrats Of the Montgomery district
propose to hold a convention at Auburn on the
FIRST Monday in MAY next, 70 nominate z sue
cessOr to Hon. James r. Dowen.
A Pensacola paper saws that 500 tons Of iron
has arrived there Tor the Alabama and Pensa-
cola railroad, enough to build twelve more
miles, twelve or thirteen at the lower end
having already been built.
A committee Of the directors Of the South
and North Alabama railroad have bought
twenty-five acres Of land for a depot, on the
river bank, between the State fair grounds ard
the depot Of the Montgomery and West Point
railroad, at Montgomery.
Dr.. VIM. NJ Boiling, a distinguished physi-
cIan Of Montgomery, died there on the 4th
inst.
The friends OF a railroad from Montgomery
10 Eufaula ria Union Springs seem 70 Be- get
ting up quite an excitement in the localities
Immediately interested.
On the oath ult., two little sons Of VIM. F..
johnson, near Wetumpka, were poisoned BY
eating yellow jessamine buds. One died, the
other narrowly escaped.
The Montgomery advertiser is " authorized
10 state IN no contingency will Mr. ClOptOn Ca
Mr.. Kancey be a candidate to represent this
Montgomery district for Congress" In ad-
dition to those heretofore suggested for sue
censorship to the gallant Dowdell, are Hon.
John P. Phelan and Gabriel Duksl, ESQ o.,
either Of whom is eminently fitted By talents
and fidelity to State-Rights principles to ad0rn
The position and do good service TO he State,
the South and the Union Of the Constitution.
The Democratic press generally, Of Hon
Syd- Moore's district, seems 10 indicate a
preference for his return to Congress, and 10
oppose a convention 10 nominate a candidate.
II ability and devotion TO duty deserve reward,
the press are right. The Marion .8merioaa
nominates Mr.. Jack Cooke, Of Perry, as the
/ opposition candidate.
The Mayor Of Demopolis has been forced to
resign. He is charged with being in league
with assassins, incendiaries, robbers, etc. A
very bad feeling exists there, and mob violence
has been prevented with difficulty.
MURDER BY A NEGRo.-A negro man be-
longing to Mr.. David Alexander, living near
Mckinley, in this county, murdered Mr.. Alex
ander's O~Verseer, Mr.. Raleigh Smith. on last
Saturday night. The negro first went into Mr..
smiths room while be was asleep, about ten
O'Clock at night, possessed himself Of Mr..
smiths trunk keys, opened his trunk and
robbed It Of allthe money Smith had, and then
went out and in about an hour afterwards re-
turned with bic axe and knocksdhim on the head,
killing hin At once. Such are the particulars
as related 70 US BY a gentleman lust from Nc
kinley.-Cansbreake Gazette.
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Among the mysteries Of life is the difference
in the punishment which society awards 10
male and female sinners. A notable i~llustra-
ton Of tbis was exmbfe5in the hnale Of the
tragic scene At Washington. The man who
sacrificed a Wretched woman al the shrine Of
sensuality, is followed to his grave By a grand
procession, and his magnificent coffin decorated
with garlands. In the cold hand Of the aduterer
are placed flowers, emblematic Of Innocence
and purity. The female partner uf his crime
is universally deserted and despised, and. If
she should die tomorrow, would probably 20
to her grave unattended, save BY her immediate
relatives, and unmourned BY any one. While
the weak and eHiug creature is thus excluded
from the pale Of human charity, the sympathies
Of an excellent and sensible world are lavished
on the husband, who, with the full knowledge
Of the character Of the adulterer, and with re-
peated warnings Of his criminal designs, left
bis young and giddy wife to his mercy, per-
mitted him TO be her escort to the theater and
other public places, and, as IL BY design, threw
temptation and opportunity in her way. This
man, who is accused By the press Of ais own
city Of being himself a veteran r0uc, and Of
having himself been often gnilty Of he very
crime for which be killed Philip Barton KEY,
Is honized and visited in prison, and over
whelmed with demonstration Of respect, from
the President to the tde-waiter, while his wife
is made the sesPs-goat, and upon her solitary
head break the hundeTs Of that society which
streWs its flowers over The grave Of KEY, and
sedrus with sympathetic tears the unclesn and
bloody hand Of S.ckles.
Il may be that Mrs. Sicklss Is not deserving
much pity OF forbeaTanee but, at he worst,
she cannot be more debased than the two Grim
inals who have received such tokens Of special
honor. Why should one Of The guilty parties
be caTessed and treated with respect. and the
other despised and eKecrated2 Yet, even ia
cases Of acknowledged seductions Of female
innocence, where the pure affections Of some
cOnhding and generous maiden are artfully
converted into instruments Of her destruction,
the Unreasonable villain who works her ruin
IS taken by the hand BY gallant men and even
BY modest women, while the victim who loved
him with a love hat was boundless IN its depth
and seif-sacrihee, and whom he has cast oil as
earelessly and more eontemptuously than he
would a withered flower, is accommodated
from society, avoided as a moral leper, thrown
down a bottomless abyss of seoTn and shame,
where never again shall the sunshine Of hope
visit her eyes, or a soothing voice Of passion
console her s0Tows. This is one Of the mYs-
teTies Of life one Of those AMAZING wrongs
ard inequalities which can nedler De justified
nor expisiHed-RidhmoHd Dfspafoh.
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~ virtue of a power vested In the mHirrsiEncd s
~ trustee under a certain deed Of trust executed By
1-np Z hdFris iu hls lifetime. ami dated me 6h a.
AVN iao, au} akn1wfelEef md recorded. which deed
made asecrrr certaIu pr0mIss1rv n1trs therein pecI-
lfl unr q which sdue and unpaid. the legal h1adrrs 90
500 h7ir- hfFlug requested the mrtrrsiguaI o. sell The
rnHferif hereafter dasrlhedn satisfy sld ulfrs5 and !
lawns snen hiuy days nance O. ne admiuisfrafur o.
a44 nn 7 Harris deoeased. 70 fe mlupavmruf f sarf
aHter a. required under Ne terms 81 said deed. and said
Hts ni aaslngbeeu psid az me expiration ~ said thirty
uls' NV therefore, : VIII on the 2ofh dar af Auril
1872 unue cty % Memrtrs. Tennessee. in front III ne
1m.dlnr- knlsn az The GATE 20 said deed as mr Whie
bnIiiu- situated on Nam street % ad dfy1 ansr "a
sale 40 palllc au-tlan o. The hiEhest hiHf-r-ur halfcash
ail hs balance at twelve mnufhs with Interest .eruraf-
ne igigHlnE described property viz A certain If 90
larceI" ~ ground situated tusa1f cifg. knauu on TIE nan
- @ia qfv - lot No-a q boa Ne o.. haumied a. fol-
luUs hselnuiug az q stake on he corner ~ Teuur-srs
An IahFf streets, thence east with Tln1t street $50 feet
o. tlni n aley thence north with Clintan alley so feet
toa STAKE, thrnce westfsO feet o. q sfake 90 tennessee
street uruce s1ufh win said street 60 feet o. the begin
nins on ard lat mere are sd improvements me
uuderslEned VIII convey su-h title as IS vested In MIN.
Hud mat O. regartrd perfect.
THOMAS n LEN
MHNNN#NH ~ Hr
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Trust Sale.

DN vlrtue 70 certain deed 90 trust, dated February D..
ID 1855. executed b. A. u. Withersvson g. W. A.. Gaod-
syn taserure acertain debt therein specified. iu favor o.
ODE Memphis Building and Loan Assocau5u. and Of an
other deed Of trust datrd SlSt Aav. 1885. executed By
sad " Hherspru o. J. C. GrtmtuE- Cor The bcuenf ~ the
,aid Assertion. se viii proceed D. sell Or cash % The
highest hiadeIs On the 20th April e. 10 od1ck. p 81,
IN frunt ~ thebnce % J. Horne, Esls m TIE city 81
Armrhisi he following properly. VIZ A certain lof o.
-reund Boz The city q Memphis described a. Fellows
heElnniug at q point on the EAST side ~ Causey street IS
feet south ~ Butler's nrTth boundary hue Of his u acre
.fsrf oi hna henae sumWanliF viii the east side ~
lausfT street - fect Co. stake rhenre easfuarflv paral-
iri With butrrs line li6 feet % a stake theuce narfh-
asrllF % feet O. a stake, thence WesfwarilF If6 feet o.
ne hrelnniuz- bring part of hiuck Ne. 8 Of Buuerrs d-
slst1u. TIE title b. believed o. b. r~d but We wiz sru
1nIr al trustee. Should The ahrvc nf ecu fr suHrieuf
90 safsfF me rb1rc debu, we viii 81 ue same lime and
piaCe sei % shares % the stak o. TIE Memuhiz Building
ant Lesu tessuation- che property 0f said WIfhersron.
conveyed AZ osHatcral security for ue above debts
mlris--,iiu prs fee 81 J 6 SS1PPN
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COTTON PLANTATION
IN mississippi, for Sale.
~ |"T||. N TIT|IIT"
COTTOF PE.E.FT.GTIOH'
Containing I.OiO Acres.
100 d'F'' q HhHs-9pag On 'aLsy-are IN

sfafe Of caifirafion.
1fHls f~iautti0n b within I've anf hnf railrs
y VI ater Nalrg DEPOT &c fhe MisHrirm go
tenuai kaiirpa1 and has ar er1eIeuf nmu ra.EA
story fRAhE DWELLING c~lntaining SIX raams. -
win seven negro hnuses with rud bret ehimnevs osru
cribs, fu house and Hce. harse min. carriare house,
nladksmlth shop. WQrkhouse, stables etc.. etc with Ap-
PIE aua Peach Orchards an lu hrf-rafe order. ne place
b. vel alrpltad VIII wFfr. ani fHc fanlw Al Ia Sod
repair ne Land vt O. BE- hrou-ht into cultivation b
partly valley and u~rltud-rhrh AMI dnaiv umhercf
TIE TushiTo ~ DE land, uHd The cunfrfahle md valua-
be improvements. and ne ocatirn 90 a eosf. helffhv
Memphis. land asp Uim NsW Orleans ssu h. b. osm-
rleied) render tbs one 60 me most desirable Sanitation
settlements in North Msiairpi.
he terms % Ele willis iiheraI. Planters ir TO old
States DESTROYS of securing a planfsfdn west. w.h an
he sdyaniaEes 70 o new and 'd rrgiu amiilef riuid
90 well % ist 80 this chanee.
Per further narlculars. rurrfernui u.th She r.aer-
siQned ar with Foltr nalr srruff Mis-
A. q HIFOHp,
maris-tFlu cxioFd Mss.
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LATE FROM THE PLAINS.

aAotheT Battle between the T. S. Troops IN.
der Lieut.. P9psl, and the COmanckes
Prom the Fot smiuh Times, March IoJ
We are permitted 10 make the following eN.
tract from a letter, received on Sunday morn.
ing, by the overland mail, from Fort Arbuckle
dated February %, 1859. The account nav b,
relied on as authentic:
" Hurrah for the command at Fort Arbutkie
The hrst Comanches who made their appear
ance were caught and killed. Lieut.. Powell
while on scout with a detachment Of the First
Cavalry and First Infantry, encountered q
band Of these fellows en- rosie for Texas, and
after a sharp conflict killed FIVE and chased the
remainder until further pursuit was useless.
One cavalry soldier was killed and two wound
ed; also, two OF three horses. Last night,
Muncriefs were attacked BY a small party on
foot, and to-day one-half Of the command
have gone in pursuit in different directions.
Excitement runs high, and families on the Re-
serve are coming 70 the Post for protection.
The fight took place on Thursday, February
Path.
CONFIRMATION or H bow
FUHTHER PARTICULARS FnoM THE SEAr OF
WAA-The following information has been re-
ceiyed from the commanding officer Of Fort
Arbuckle, dated February %
Before this reaches you, you will have
heard Of our success in catching and killing
what is believed 10 be the first gang Of Co
manches which has attempted TO pass this post.
The information was given BY the Witchitas
Of Indian signs Lieut.. Powell, with thirty
one cavalry and ten infantry was in pursuit.
He succeeded in killing Eve Indians, three more
than were at first reported. Three cavalry
soldiers were wounded-none, I hope, danger
ourfv -
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On the Plan # single NumDersl

Sass Frizes::
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine Tickets.
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Cotton Seed on Meal.


DANAWAr un the niEht Of February -. 1850, aaG
n reEro man named BILL. known as Bill Trere-N
want. BIN about t~hlrty-ne years cd, black. has
a heavy beard, and zone marks Of meIssh upou his-A
talk. He has been employed a. the Worsham House.
Commercial Hotel, and other places DO Memphis al dir
fcrenf umes fr some years past, and D. believed o. BE-
lrfEug sameWhcre m the uelzhhurhnuf at present. I
wih rtre the aiuVf reuard for his apprehension aud d.
LIVERY o. ?. ". Appersens o. n lelEed in JAIL 90 ] car
ret ham. ". FfTlGERALn,
Min $500. ~
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CLEAVES & VADEN.

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WAR CLosED Is EUEoFE-The most rslis-
BE information regarding the question Of peace
OF war IN Earope is thar found in the report Of
the debate in the House Of Commons on the
niEht Of the 25th ult Lord P~ALNEssToN asked
the Ministers il they could give any assurance
that the peace would net be broken; and Mr..
D IsaAEu replied that he could state that the
PspaI Territories would be evacuated By both
the Preach and Austrian forces. This is good
peace news, 20 far a. it goes. Bot the eontro-
versy regarding the Papal Territories be only
one Of many points in dispute between France
and Austria.
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ne meets an aeushrtanoe q NJ. BESAurv
REfb, . me arm Of Eeid& sheiton. are resuestei to
atiend hs funeral RUS NoRNING al haf past ten
o'drcki fam ihe Firt Neriohs, Church. Services By
Rer-Hr Tunu.
cariases mbei in aiteldan1e e me r~s-.aence. and
also al the Church.
MrMrH1s. March ~. lVa.
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AernaNdO Street
COFFEE & BOARDING HOUSE
GRORGE H.TIIIaHS.

ID EsFECTFUILT ann1ances . ne cfllenE D Ven
II phis and mechanios Ecncraily. that he has taken ne
new two story house on TIE east side o. Hsruani1 street.
Which he s. dttinE NJ a. aCofee and Buardiur Heuse, and
assures al who may pSirouize him. that hfs tstie shau be
prnunliy 81 ppiied with he best TIE market sGrE. sud
his beds and bedding being al entirely neW and 81 the
hcst qnaiiiy. cannot b. surpassed By anv Hutei or haari-
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requiring much room. marle-ius
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