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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15
2 MISCELLANEOUS.

"1HB yN-OTXCE, EV.RRY.BODI:-
y We have on hand, and are manufacturing to
ORDER all kinds Of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels,
DC. Ladies' wishing the above named articles,
would do well TO give Us a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as they get what they want. We
also wholesale TO merchants by the piece yard,
SO that il will be object for them to give their
orders. All orders sent us win lie filed with neat
ness and dispatch.
We also keep an assortment of SEWING MACHINES
constantly on hand. Wheeler Wilson's, J. NJ.
singer Co.'S, aud five different kinds Of Single
and Hemmer. All persons having Machines viii do
well 10 send an order for these articles, they
Il. NJ. SELLMAN, Agent,
marl8 No. s First street, Evansville, Ind
H1RE.nTU.M GUM BELTx.N-s .sJV.D
II PACKING at Factory Prices-A large stock
". Y. Betting Company's Goods In store at all
times, at MANUFACTURERS PRICES Warranted SUI
MARI Sign Of the Mill Saw, l3 First street.
SSTODDARD n TMO.MPSOJv; Sue
~ cessors to Hallock Stoddard, Wholesale deal
In Drugs, Chemicals oils, Paints, Glass, Glass
ware de- haveju received large additions TO their
stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians
and Storekeepers with every article in their line,
at reduced prices. Having made purchases exclu-
siyely for cash, and by the package, can offer in
duccments 10 buyers greater than ever before
Also, n large and varied assortment OF DA-
GUERRE0TYPE AND AMBR0TYPE STOCK,
consisting Of Cameras, Chemicals Cases, and every
article required by artists.
We also manufacture improved kind Of nom
explosive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel OF
Ut retail.
Coal Oil constantly on hand, with a large assert.
ment Of Fluid and Oil Lamps.
Orders from Artists aud storekoepers promptly
attended to, at the prices rs though they at
tended onally.
Particular attention paid to packing and for.
wsrding promptly.
sTODDARD THOMPSON,
dcc4 No. IL Main street.
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Bosros July ~, 1897.
aessrs. =. Baust&Cs. Iaun1t rfuis 20 state ne
rauiary sasa IN nv oru assrtratrt esr, o. year er-
csuen; Hsir C-u-cJC0ArsE
For many za1us ny halo al BEEN hains ~ mh I
vs. hrar;l o. osi1g BE- ea-rs Sc szia upou nT head
became m1re AMI mo-e manned 81 caf ru-f nee
toleh &C. vifa1ltpi1. uslrl1.trt 1uiilon Iauril-
uteito ae use o. va-.lus 1drerussd hsr washes Ehich
InaTe since bs-n af ulfa.u csughel- sIir.i.
d. te adVlcs rfuTg aTs-a-. -1 VAN y-uhsf stoFu
your process o. puf5i1s ne Oh, commenced Be- ue
The astvsek in Jltc me arst zppIcatoa arsyed ns
itching and iuitaaoai n nrse Or blr ay4 hs resusz
and ai-u-ssdisappesrrl-h hair ceased 81 fail. and
have .aua uicz grsaih ofLar. o trust mai othsrs
miurysnie; viii De- ui--,d % Try ne ssms rem
tty- Tsurs vsy truly.
SUSAN p. Pope.
Fr a. ~ VAR s. C~LELLANr.
dsIi-Iw Sos IT'S ana q nsn street.
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RNssQsrNW.

ENaDa The suoscrlhars on SUNDAY rT1f. the fCff -
II q Juiy, near Oakland, Mss. 30 rsgu hov
AkChEE about tEeufyslE ycsu q aEr, oopper
cro1-d, and viii weigh some cnr hurried and duy-
OF one hundred aud sixty paunis re ISL r-rsahfy en-
deavlr % make his wa 81 frcc State
A. frou near thr sane place ll1ui me leth q
Alsl- uy By GktEN- lghtcorper ui1red yu-nEue-
gro teluEi VII weigh som one hruirel ard aNiy-1re
az ou' hunired and seventy pqlrar. erl I've feet zen
Or eeveu inches hirhs iwcnfY--un gaan Oh he y :
uiset 10 the ueiehhorhn1f o. Pafuah. kF-. md has
uroh1hiy Enoceedsd IN Feitirz ha0E Eare.
I uiu give turutv-srr cellars rauaTa fer each q
thsm. Do aulnef h a JAZZ ia sore save State, that
can set hem.
NJ alrnuEs my partner Nn ne AAaA9ilFi an Ael-
reatea Railscad. has ats1 1h1y r1lasays VIA Is probably
10 culpenT win the urs1 u1u=l q the aboFe His
u1me b. JOHN. anf b. e low. black chuukv fellow, uur.
rnaecl from Mordecai- 70 chariesosn, S. c.. last spring
II iaksu IN free State, ge vii give lrE t1IiEu elcl
f1r theu, caudned On a ial In some slsve State
NJ SiruE links The States o. Keniuckr snI rennes-
SIC 1irs reward enouzh. Consequently he can oGsr NJ re-
vad Tor hish1yr ether han TIE 49,
T.. q f1fE.
a. ErEuNg.
rrlt-flus O.tisr1 Mississippi
fPailcah Herald c5py mar tn- .-sH % end on
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ACH mTTEHs. f- ne crc 81 s5s3-psn, aatu--es
cnsfipitaa. aug i1 ns train ~ diseases shih Hiie
from q marHii ualiln af aoss f1aaiaul oa the stm-
aob, upu ths prgpsr action o. uhia ne hsa9h @muel
tsucuts us- 20 deFrs e. be- prepared "a only hr
tIrr-psaru Or -a~-htfthe ms nat huuanly isheir
o. sloud grovifs lttu ives win taa- mst ~ezreacnt
compound know. sDr.J ulstet-rs Ceieontsi suu-
80 Eirrrs nee ugsrs arc rIsaaEt % ne til-s, szre
OF apsraaon, and en1osei eatlrGy = verstibis suh-
stuoss prepared uih fs srsatest care. mT1u vanto
Be entirsy rshvahei bah Physically anf msatsiy 90
and procure this valuable tz.=.
Fo- sale By druguss shi dealers ge1eraIlJ
uh-rs So afvcraremsut
uOsEg1TEa A aElEHs
Esuunacren and Pr1prisiws,
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HOLIDAY PRESENT.
CANCERS, FISTULAS And PILES
Cured Without an Operation,
DRS. ]. 0. & W. II. JAKUARY
n,er,fon. GfhSn On. Trnn.

nR J. o. yAEUART is the only persia living who Is
IL N possession Of the plan o. trcaim sut- as pursued
By his father, Dr.. r. Y. January, o. Hurreesaoro,
whose TepEtaticl IN the clre q sue diseases Is well
known throughout the whole c~ultry.
he has been ENGAGED, successfully. iI the treatment
FOR the past eight years, part q the time uudcr the im-
mediate supervision Of his fataer.
We max. no extra charge fr medical or surgical
treatment 81 Ee have arrangement br Which al sch
treatment Is FREB.
The application o. the medicines gives rise 20 10 nain
in ths most Or eases. but rather siiay pain, b. hiEntIng
the ssnsihliIes % the parts 20 which tley are applied.
OUR MOTTO IS-NO CURE, NO PAYI
TIE charges will ke Is moderate as cauld B. erpected
unter the circumstances
We beg 70 refer to the f0I0~iuE GENTLEMEN. all Of
whom have bern cured By us- VII: LEWIS Rcbius1a, G.
". Nor, Richard Gc6ee. and otheus al Or Gibsn
cruutv-
Trent1n is nov accessible from an par o By railrosd.
For further particulars. We refer Q the citizens o.
Trenton and vicinity. de--eoWawtolys
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To oar Fdsuds and the Psblie Generally;
A CHRISTMAS is sPproaehi-E We Taai CAL sitsntion
to our large and elegantly selected stoh oftys and other
fancy artides suitable f0r Christnas md Sew Year
events whica are ever dear % both o. asd young and
presents ssstszel hen Ire g.nsrAly pisa'sht to He
donor snd dear 70 TIE mem5rT @ the rsesirer.
Flrs Crackers. forpsdas, Say Rockets, Roman Candles
rriaurles. wheels. and all kinds o. Gre works.
sTRAssKRI h me
"a, III Nnln street.
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Frrm fhe uama-raf. December r. Owing O. he hleh
faf- Of Eslrra erchsurr. 20 seems q. have comueuced
a-cumuiatnr fr~n oner rgiuf1, ana atss on ne streets
sf to-isT nt . 81 nrem., ana see n the iufutuliaus
refrced their srIlrr rsfe % fr1ac. lhQurn urs1 slif 81
~. rue ~ Z snf tinta az 4 prem slrht Or be
sl1fb Is ftsEig a. 1EaIN prem. fsr lalt fl1ls.
sharll fr.rsref rl me east ultuua Dus relatively
lower than AZ ChicsEs crfrsrT VII dq1nlff1 D. sens
hera o rurch1so Do, Hri m a1Fin,e aEsia D. hal AZ
nls Gate last year, EEehanre els housht g prev,
an sod Al l rram.
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fram ths Gafeaf. New y saturday VS. sa1iher
else faT iu ms fturf mlfrC. n Va NIP an1trck D
hrlusaauf. an taf eff ~ers nI mquEht tc1et1sr
Wlih5ui dir-uly. Ihird street. 80 pc-sr n currency
han or a long time. sri vita INST - ne hlel BAL
auces uereftru o. fta lowest wnrkiug puinf raff
idsre d-rnunnaU1c D Wa % clrrss dm11tt u~ez1ti4tc
PAPER. "Nnn we ne wEeicrme respau<e % arpI-
,1uis generally bat natTilha.ntnE ais extreme
sfunrenrv parties mluar-i 90 ret ttr1ugl. al uaf
TO. Without msnifs-iing srmrious % uneasiueass hr
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MEMPHIS. December u. 1852.
MISS +. n. DAvEEFoET The Undersigned,
desiring to express their sincere Admiration or
your pre-smineut professional abilities and 90
eisl excellence, beg leave 70 tender to you on
their own behalf. and that Of their fellow-cih-
zsns Of Memphis, the testimonial OF a conpH-
mentsrT benefit, to be given at such time as
shall suit your convenience and hat OF he
---,~,-. - me theatref
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A AANNEAlELhaAl "
R H-st Charca Rrdaed Ircu. 49,
dealers a Iron. EaiIs.
AA4 csstiurs. St7el ElVila W.
Wees. BsIlous. Chains, &c. No. IS Front Row, Memphis
We wluH respectfully il1l-m eng c1si1leri and "a
uutlic f~saersHv, thai Ee have naE Ia r1re . large an
sell aszsrtcd sf0ck Of bcs. tennessee Irua. nhich 20 teai
o,nziaullv on hand. Also q fan ruck sf Ezln. C.siinu
1e-l chlinsani Smiths Tools
llas. various rsitcrus q Pl0Es l1t CUicl acraQer
so sre also agents fr ne Jewell PEte1t Cary ficE
a-san > superior article. Al Of vhich Ee odt7 Hr sal
au as favorable terms &c c1n b had II his narkeL
lkeaAly HILEkE HlofHEna.
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TA1Loarxe.-Ths undersigned having made
sns.eemena with az eastern house which will furnish
him goods a. manufacturer prices, bids fair to ouido
competition. and has arranged his prices 50 all can have
a sod suii made Q. order. Coats Of enc matHrial, from
IS to as. bu.ine.- oa4tfroa si2to s2s Biaef CASH
mere pants from 50 20 sI2i fancy French Cashmere
pants from IS - si2i vest. from sTto $i2. All wo'f
s,,.tv IN. bes ug-f1ea. p. G. A
1881 No. - Madison stree.
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wAsHrNerOS OOEEEsPoN0ESoE.

WAsuIyCroy, Dec. 10, 1889.
To THE EDTToR OF TIE EEQUTRER: IN the
House to-day, Mr.. Curry, Of Alabama, made
q splendid speech, which was very courteous,
able aid logical r. portrsTing the rise South,
and inevitable tendency OF the Republican
party. He msintsined that the election OF
Seward, or such a man of bis party, 10 the
Presidency, would be cause sufficient Tor q dis
solution az the Union. Applause followed the
declaration. His manner was solemn and i'm
pressive, aud be was listened n with the most
profound attention. His speech was an tour
long, and the sblest aid most ei0qusnt delivery
since the commencement Of the session. Ex-
GFrrnor smith, Of Virginia, made q strong and
eloquent sppealt to Horace Cook 20 stand BY the
Democratic organization, saying that CIark's
errors heretofore have been those q the head
and not Or The heart
Attorney-Generai VOORHEES,, John I. Robin
son and Gov. Willard are al here on their re-
turn from Richmond, Va, having entirely fail
e 10 obtain a pardon or coumutation for
Cook. There is a universal sympathy for
Gov. Willard, who viii 90 to Charlsstogn and
remain until Cook is executed, totake home bis
bodT.
The news of the triumph Of Judge Douglas
10 the election Of Ohio and Indiana is strength
ening him in TIE South, and public opinion Is
settled down 10 the idea that be viii Be the
nominee.
The President VIII not send in his message
until the House organizes. L is said be will
oppose the admission Of Kansas.
Tue South AmericsnshaT siEnihed that they
VII vote Tor lie Hon. John n. Reagan, of
Texas, for Speaker. Il & believed that either
be or The Hon, John G. Davis. Of Indiana. viii
Be the Speaker. Davis' chances are somewhat
deprecated by bis refusal, 50 far, to vote for
Bocock.
Browns Hotel came very near bu-ninc last
night but for the prompt exertiops ~ ~
guests Of the house-among them senate
Pugb, Of your Ststs-it would have bsen ~
sToyed- One Thousand dollars VIII pavfor the
repairs.
M McGregors a member OF the Britisb
house or commons, was In the house TO-DAY.
Il is feared that Governor Fitznafriek. Of
Alabama, viii be defeated for reelection "a
ne senate By the present legislature.
Judge Douglas health is rapidly fmnrovinr
and = Is believed he has abandoned dc i5es
q going 70 Florida.
Il L thought that the house viii o-rsniz.
by Wednesday next.
Humphrey NRTshall is here ursinv an n.io,
between The Democracy and south Eme-irsns
u this be effected, sllhopes ofthe RspubHcsn,
sle-ting single officer will have vanished.
Colonel SeboEier, formerly q YOUR civ. i
oe' ermined 10 70 Be e~rawfsbed ont al n,
~eierksniP By any Of the ~inrigues Of Grsels,
o1~ "e VIZ fcrnsF. CLEvrLAKn.
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NV ohnrASs. Dec. f4-cation-Ths sale. o. o.
DAY amoaHi 70 $500 bales. Phoss aa rr= Gem
ne market closed nrmsissi. Preighh On oatto1 to Lir-
srpooi sStT-a.
SEE-TezE Dee. H-coaoa-rhe marie. e..sl
sru Ths ssiel q to-csT amount 70 1900 bales. Uo1,-
me market closed arm. sales o. to-day am.uni 20
n,5oo bbs- corn-ms market with an adsaaeIns ten
dsneJ 1t soeste Tor yellow. Psrk-ths msrtr; deed
dun At sisi2Gis.is. WHISKY s7Aessc. Lsre ioEe,
II cents.
CINCINNATI, Dec is--The money marsei e desd-
edy more stringent Hog-me sales o. toby amount
20 500 heaa A. prices averaging from s5759s25. me
re-cipts for ne season amount 70 81 !ooo. araiusi rs so
darins nc ssms time last year. Port-Westsm NESTS
quoted al $3.50. Lard 10 6rs is 5uotsd a. Zoe Other
-sf-r.a -nuaf- ---A.--
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THOs. j, %FTFGTnROy Al bro,

nErILLERS % Pure ora Bou9tor, Rsc ard wheat
OWhissy Their DiEtilerg l. slt1zted D. ne vicinity
% C~Tuthisna and Paris, Bourbou nlriy. Eeutucky. the
two great Rourbqu whisky mrt-uroiise5 70 fhe United
S,stss- JAMES O'EEAI. IN Agent,
Nc. s uowa--is kou,
uEI-i2I Mawuhta Tenn
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Attachment notice.


ne. 2. cEeFEs survirinF1
&C., - - the Pesce, IN and fr
fShei1y c1un-y, STATE o.
g. ". Warnar- ~
rs tbs cue b. appears that an attachment hes nnsn
Il issued IL en- aaiun 90 debt, and has been rrtErued BE-
fore NE. ieTief on one box tnf ~cout-nis. IS he prop
erfy o. J. ". warner - and u farther apprarirr from
90 aninvit herein fiedk q tie said def-uisut Il . non
resident Of fhs STATE - tennessee. lf j.. ~fusrefa-e Or
tered nat pulLc1tion BE- male, Swing rofins 60 sid te-
fenfant thaf be ssan Erpear het re- me-, a. my cncs. IN
ne city 81 Memphis. o. sAruADAT. rs f7th day . De
center, l3s9. and defend ihis suil, Or ne sans win b
proceeded win e. pdrsf.
noisisvs~ J. HORNE. Up
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glens bp Gsltgrapb,
ThTey-sislh oonEros.--FiTst se.slo


Thfrty-SiNfh COnRToSs--FIrst Session
wAsHrsGroE. December n--sEkATE-senaier
Esds. O. oht,m sdsa very lengthy spereh iuring rhieh
be vas serersif saieehifed By senator clay, Of Aiahius.
At the close Of sensior wade's speech. senziur Trum-
buI's Amendments q tbe HarPss'- Ferg resolution vas
iaksn up, and rejected By . vote q p yea q a2nayI.
senator Nasan's r-essiufion was then a~usuinousy sdopt-
sd-yrasD. After an executive ssssioa &c ssua a.
!orrned.
HOUSE. -Er HeRss. Of Mississippi, chzrrsi ne he
ruS'icsns With delaying tba urEanirsiigu % ne Eouse ~
nominstias a candidate far.he spsstsrship Who bad rec
commended Helpers book On the iupendlnE crisis OF TIE
s-uih. ne ssted ne s1uihefu Opposition member 70
e~o-operais with the Democrats. He said ne Northern
Unian meetnrs which have lately been led we're only
expressive of The sentiments q the Republicans. NJ.
TlleasEhsm. q Ohio. said ;hai no person who re-
oonmendfd Helpers hoot ousht ta-be ul-nber o. ne
uauie. Anrr his remarks ar sliaarnmsui q me House
vas atked, which vas rsfu.-d. A. second attempt was
made o sdicurn, but Il vas unsusesEfui Finally the
House a07urnsd Al has pc svs. bT amsjurity q Five.
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snfriaI aotifss.


Houoway's Pills and Ointment
EvIL-NNDED uen have attsm7isd 20 pain a uPn
the rubie e spuriosI srtieia. TAKE ms pres'uian 70
ioat 'r ns -afsr marx HaHsEsy, ssr Tor. and Lnn'
Ca" visible in every leaf q he 1e9 = A''el'
arorad 10 medicine
seia lac ne m-aauaesry, 80. % Hr-dal Lane ~
H1k. anf b ali Druaisa als. acr sui 81 7afhoH-
H.rn-n~-~rw
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Uferi.

THfs wreaisrt disease smlnlfssty cns @ sfnerA ana
azl dssiltr. audrssuirss sur is snsVaton 90 i-,I
tive sni tonie virtues q iron. ne PERUVIAN sfN-F
o1s- als element In ne car iurn 10 rnirh tcan sn-
tsr .ss blood. re- stai-sraaql IS 'sfs esr'sln tnd
ses from ne ssaussaGs -ns-is o. eler preparations
o. le1i-lu
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IMPROVED SPEcTACLEs.-Just opening a new
supply 81 C. NuIi-r't Nc. su Main street. between
Union and Gayoso. Memphis, Tenn. To those deficient
in sight and in need o. q pair o. TeoaaeS We would
suggest that a pair Of Nulier's celebrated glasses Would
Doubtless prove q very acceptable holiday present. See
Advertisement On second page. oc2SdtEaE2
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~ Everybody visits CLARK &Remmington's
famous Gallery or Art ueir I~yorytype Photographs
sphersoty9ss and AasrogPss are vo-ksof art. Perfect
pictures and warranted to please. Remember the piaos
& R-mminsioa's mammoth Ay-Ashi gallery
corner Maiu and Nadis5n streets. na2o-2W
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WoMAN CHARGED WITH THEFT "A female
named Frances McAnsiy was arrested yes
terdsy on the charge Of stealing a quantity Of
wearing apparel from W. J. HARE. TIT ac-
oussdi s in iail, awaiting examination.
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CsnfsrNAs CfF+s-elsrk and Remington

cRnfsrNAs GiF+t.-eizrk and Rsmington
have just reoeiT-sA iaHe assortment ocnne pearl
velvet md Git cases, especially INTENDED to s=yqiy ne
demzns ior heir pictures Is Christmas sFprschss
Our prices will be found 70 suit al who visa SOD and
durable piaurss-irortypss, phciogspha minia'ures
IN oil. smbrotypss. etc L75s in and sHsnine sPee-
mem. corner Of Hain and Madison streets decii-2E
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Business N0tifrs

f=-Fruit Trees. Vines and sh-abs at aue-
soa, On fH1af months a. 10 o's,ser-rs viii dose out
he ssot o. u MtAvof a. our ssisi foa=8 No 2s1hain
street. Sale politiTs and " hout reserve.
dsls-it G.. LOCKS : co.
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RoYal Havana Lottery.
MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,,
H1F-~~E~ nExoe

AANA NANaAAA&a aAAEHs
Ifhk next feeallE OF ftiE vel EuoEu and popular
L Seminary 81 learning. viii commerce o. MONDAT
HEsrh OF sEPzWBER NEXT under TIE supcrvision
y Rev. G. c. Conner, President and Prof ". ".
HaVku- late FrcEiGeuf ~ Br1uusvlle Female InEi-
fute, AIDED By cuupeienf ans experienced teachers, I'll
q WON hafe 1lel win crest credit pranineut posi-
u1ls m be best Female rnsliuticus q te South.
NJ discipline ull Be drm and parental, ue course O.
H1T Eupie an1 n1mush- and 10 EFFORT ill Be spared
o. rerier ne scrld o. every way worthy - LIBERAL and
cgntluuff uair11arr
TERMS PEE SESSION OF Five H0gTHs.
N ne primary
n NnFtplefilte -
Ancieni ana aolsrn LauEuages, each...-......... u
nusical Department, Including usc % inst-umfrt-.. %
Board uitbe Furnished ia ne College sr i1 rod fam
lies, convenient q TIE schoai. a. SO Der na-th.
inclufi-g eTCrFihiur. Each pupil vii BE- CHARGED
81 per sassi11 tr incidental eEpersas All bib
are Vrat'e onf-haf in afvnnce, aud he balance o.
ire close ~ ths session. No d~educti1n, ex1epi in cases
81 prtraced sieknsss, and pupils entering duriaE
the drsf mouth, viii he charged FIN price for iuitial-
We tske CREST rifasurf in recommesi NJ tIa present
hculg By order o. ne Board q Trustees.
w ,. A. o
UI-ueal secy OF the Board q Trustees
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sFnrruA1rsu.-Dr. l. K COonley viii
lecture al the Jefferson street chapel tonight
Al seven aud 2 han o'clock. Ths public are
respectfully invited to attend.
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WoRsHAN HousE,1
NE1IFHrs, December Il, 1859.
G-ESTLENEE; Your most fattering and
grateful favor Of this date is received, and in
reply I take pleasure in informing you that
tomorrow, Thursday, evening, December Is,
has been fixed upon by The managementfo for the
eonsummstion Of ysar kind intentions.
J. NJ. DAVENPORT.
Messrs. WOrsham, Baugh, King, ETC., COM
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HoLrDkY GrfTs.-Just received at the star
asiisry. 70 ga Nsin street. a isrEc Eupply q faney
case. saiiss,e presents. vsssriio 4 Co., siaad unfi-
vailed 10 he pizt1rs world. TheY are srtists q srest
ain. .nsrir fui satisfaction to eTcrybcdy.
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MEMPHIS, December Il, 1859.
To 4. B. JeDs1, C5icf Of the Fire Dspartmeu
Of Eemphis, and Board Of Fire War5ras
Your committee, 70 whom is intrusted The
DUTY Of ascerisining tie origin OF fires and
alarms, and The amount o. loss sustained bv
CONGREGATIONS, be- leave to submit The follow
Ing as their manthiV report, ending this date
RousmbT u, IL O'clock ?. M.-False alarm
given BY company No. 8; csuseI By the burn
ing out q a chimney IN the fourth ward.
AorembT y, : O'clock A. M--False alarm
given BY company No. 6; caused By the burn
ing out % e CHIMNEY h the first wsrd.
Norcmbcr IS. 9 O'Clock, A. M-Fire on he
corner OF Court and Third streets. the residence
Of Mr. Wm Underwood supposed to Be the
work Of an in,endiary; alarm given ~ com
pany No. 3, which threw che fret Wste-; wa
Ter was thrown By companies Nos. 3, 4 and 5 4;
the loss is estimated at $500; $1,000 insur-
ane- in he Home Office.
Nousmju I3. : O'Clock, a. M.-Fire az the
residence OF Dr. Shanks, o. old Market
Square origin not known f; damage about $50;
alarm given and first water thrown by compa-
nv No. 6.
Eousmbe- 25, / o'clock, A. u.-The residence
OF ]. A. STREET., on Jefferson street; hodse en-
drely consumed: estimated loss $1,000: no
insurance; supposed 70 be the work Of an in
eendisry; first water thrown by company No.
D dAdAuA @-AEl W AolllIN ueL az the Wiem-
phis and Charleston depot. At the same time,
an unsucee sful attempt was made 10 fire the
residence Of ]. L. Morgan, near BY the above.
DeosmbsT 1, u o'clock p. M-A Dot Of cotton
on The bluff, between Madison and Monroe
streets, set on FIRE first alarm and first and
only water thrown, by company No. 3: two
bales Of cotton damaged TO the amount Of $40.
Dsoembsr Am alarm Of FIRE caused By the
burning out Of a chimney on Poplar street,
from which the roof was ignited alarm given
by company No. 1, and first water thrown BY
company No. 8.
DeoembsT g, : o'clock P.m.-An alarm Of FIRE
given BY the North Memphis market bell,
caused By The burning OF a bale Of cotton at
he Memphis and Charleston depot no water
and the FIRE attributed 70 carelessness.
DcocmbT 10, s o'clock P. w.-A false alarm
given By Company No. Z. In responding to
alarm the engine q Company No. I fell
through the Iron grating on the pavement in
front OF B'kinney's furniture store The engine
was slightly damaged and the pavement in
Iuredt to the amount Of about TWENTY-FIVE dollars. /
DooembT 12.-The kitchen Of II. T. Pans
worth, on Shelby street, set on IRE and slightly
damaged no alarm giVel outside Of the pre-
The whole amount CT loss bv fires for the
month ending as above, is about 5000. The
Insurance on this was only $1,000.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
WM. A. HUHE, Chairman.
A l. Corr.
P. 7. O'NIAHoNT,
Committeeman,
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q J. c. Morton 8 Co. offer Twenty-Five
dollars Tor the reSoeery Of a lost mule. See
adverisena1t
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invited tscsn. inspect and rariske. deiS2v