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8alI1ina yf(atfrlal.
sale OF Pews in calvary Oarch.
BEAVER DAM SPRINGS
For Sale

For Sale.
DrEsUANT O. d--retaI order male ln IA Caaacar7
i cagt e. ceutarvlls. 81 b. Nsrch team. ts9 Win
proceed t1 selre 90 Ge
. First Saturday in Way Next,
Deta he7hdaT q DE moufhJ Beaver Bsm sgrinu
and auas atulaei Nlrra reuGGIy dfarIcd - fhe
drree heard upfn The I'm day d Mar-h. 1853. ihere
trmg shout 900 H-rss oflHrt. moe or less. "a ne d.
pviaT lcdilt me-half a. a. purhase m1nsy Qbe
Pail on me lf CAV % January. f360. ant lie qfher On
he De- Day ~ January. l5slr taEiur nc nofescf hcpur-
cla5rTs with 7od seagaH suf rsGhllnc a Ben uran ne
la1d uufI fhs pr-clase macy b. paid. On he zane
az and pals letH prcrrt h aeu. and emuuls uafi
dnlsaad az III anllufs heiansllr 90 aad spri1Ea.
ounsisflrg ri the iollulul a~rfitles, On credit NATL ne
lft4f SEPTEMBER nrEt-0 dlutr nj snElf usftTessss,
p cllnterpanes 0umf1fis. 10 BED sprcads a0duutle
bcfsicaas, IS loulErs and 1uu, Is small tables, to bu-
reaus one piano. realms chaurs. 40 Eintsn ald spit
sauam caairs. locking Has9n, Gnine 1hiss I'D Eee
gare af every description. one hadk al Aaruess. ans
ome -f.k and lnicet, everythuE heion-iug sol Hppsr-
nlnHag % ~ sDriuU co. keepmE hen 10 a a summer
reErt The clHracter q his rllEhtfgl uatsriuE pisCe
j. tIT established hris beEuvsurrrr1n nd hsal.h-
mines, without any eNt-utef rsumrEa ram ne uader-
ATHed. he m@tical properties ~ TIE waller have heen
tedHi ani tund hiEhg hFr~n-si iu their relief % ne
inrali. Situated ln q rural district. he most subiime
aud eeaguA ~ uaiural soeu~ry-le Hpurtsmau fufs
amy meaul9 e1srcrhr hs uHe. eltlrr IN dfilEhf q
ne rhasfu nH mafe rieasaHt and qaiet amaaemsni AZ
ne tackle Any persuu desiring 20 examine TIE place
VII aTpiyo n MrGee u1su Ne premises
ORVlLL A. NIXON.
W9-Itt Ctrrk and Maler.
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10 Ra.nHo

Tusr received from New Hork, a large and fresh stoct
j % Riohous, Laoes French pattern Buunet. Aruacal
FhEers- Lace sud S4N MautillsE. Drez Trimmturs.
Biaek siRz. Parssais. etc. An q which VIII b. Did b
the trsde 81 exceedins loz prices.
ne Eeds are nov open for Inspection and sale.
g b a 90.
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CAN arormriats a few families With board The
/ Rooms are very comfortable . wouid Dc peased @
& 80 more day boarIerg MARI n VEST
nre-fTws Madiarn street
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A NV system or ENGLISH GRAEMAR, b.
The study of Which youths and adults may
become accomplished ErammariaHs in three
or four months, without The aid OF ateachgr.
Nashville, Tenn. Printed for the author bv
the Southern Methodist Publishing House.
The work before us is a volume Of FIVE hun
died pages. and Is executed in handsome style
throuEhout T. has been generally admitted
that English Grammar, as taught BY Lindley,
Muuy, Krkhsm, Smith ard Butler, needed
that completeness and system requisite to a
proper appreciation Of oar Language, and it
has been the aim Of the author 10 supply. the
defects ia The system alluded 70. Prof Csld-
well has made the grammar Of the English
language the study Of bis he. and We deem
The first edition q ais book a great success.
Whle The grammar alluded to Is admirably
adapted to schools and colleges, It possesses
q merit peculiar TO DO other grammaf Of .hs
English language, in that By its proper use
youths and adults may become accom-
Plished granmarians in three or four months
without the aid Of teacher. The rules laid
down are simple and plain, and the principles
Of the s.ndy are 50 clearly demonstrated that
they may Be grasPed at an effort By The general
student The work before US possesses the
merit Of being a southern book as Prof Csl8-
wei is a citizen Of Louisiana, while the book
bears the impress Of southern pa5Heation.
But a limited number Of copies Of the first sdi-
ton were printed, and we dc not deubt that
they vii Be taken Immediately.
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Great ssceess attends tie snterprise Of Tyler
a Co, rooms daily crowded, demand uusup-
PHsd
{. MrLtER, OPrfcnAN.-In consequence Of
TIE nersasing demand for bis speetaeles MT.
Muller viii retarn 10 Europe, N order to make
more extensive arrangements concerning the
mauufaetanng Of bis celebrated speetaolss.
Those DESTROYS % have han Ct thsm with bis
superior glasses hsfqrs his return, mex fan,
should not Tail to can before June. ni-dtxw2m
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RheuInatism Curedy

EgIHgH ISFLkAHAroRT ACuTE on cHRoSIc.
n aatu hqH seTefe hs Gaze.
OrCfh1u lcnz sau1lur.
Can tr nr. MQRfINER's EZMEDT wnA bas alrsay
ounrd ubout tseHy iheassnd cssa. To- BE hala
MANSFIELD s. co Memphis
J. Wrieat q NeE oresns Bs1an. Hyds & O. St.
Loais. pR D. M0RuHOHE. Pro51efls,
.rslr.lu I.u-lla K
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To the Domestic Public.
II HAFk uru m store Tie ms uumulrfe staE Of
il GROCERIES aSD PRODUCE N
ever qasred IN taiEmasket ahltb rseIei uboiessis o.


retail
Reduced Prizes for Lash.
and csshflF MssiaF ried the 1e1t rtem. I an
fuily c4laosd antics rrhfr ne inter-
ests Of a. ~purGhas@r 81 reHdfr- rcneGm g. sell for
rnr-fnufih he nTgft a-ked ~ fha- Earu nho do a
fenof ofthusf purrtasrrs who lFef n tlf city free q
extra caaree. Polie and attentive eierks wlu BE- ready
ata al uaes q wEn uan cust1mers. all r1ls are guar
sntred a. rrrrrseufad. ID ease flaf hcy prove other
wise fhe grods witt seut o. EitAauf aidlEdnai ex-
psssr q rs ur1hasera ui the money refunded The
paiEoal-s 20 thc auaeus ~ Nemphia and surrcuus3ng
country D. respectfuly slAaied- =
\. D WEzNoRE, yr-
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TaE CAzErr THrATrE-mis place Ct
snussnsht VA ssopsnsd last svsaing, for The
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AdministraIor,s Notice.

A IL peralus are hereby notified that The uulersglA
\ has taken out lJttrrs 81 admtuistrattan rpA me
estate Of Chloe Yates. deceaset AT aE pfrsns haVlnz
claims. aao1uns N demsuds arains. sad rstste ere re-
.ousstei tabrinE DE ame forward for settlement ans
forward ard setle-I
auF-2ws MEHEnfrn FhHN~-
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a New g Beautiful Book.

i ths I1Eks nounfains. from facts uarrsteo - hiHI-
rn, ~ D. Win c. Brtrrs, ID. late sssisiant sur
Eecn, Uuitea oiatss Array. via urfulai Illustrations,
drawn BY Lruhy, snd enrravrdt NOT @.
Harry neNvlerer DE Hlsk nTaEqnseby Cart James
GrEnf.. q. /" p" IT
ne Opera -Lafre Ahufona Or he ruisdu CAB
het;b 81 ~ Lrrzrt nfait % tsr rraitur. or Ciaute
Ahsv ssp9ly o. Huivefsl.st iflAfw liHs % win
~ sust rpceiFsdst WE sfRANGE 4 COS,
Epie rn9sT oci-Feissui Eail.
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OH % IENNEN1EL-AT TUII7 IEIl y " L7IE ;
om1e. Chauaery sae a he ccuman Law ard CAan-
oTyClrt % TIE city " srmrhs, Nonfsy. A1ra a.
fm, 1859
me President pireras and Campaug y the Uni1n
Baak 81 TIE s1fea y Tennsssee. Ceasl4anh
r " uaural starlug Tarfusr gsF'ha T0Elfes
A-S-Caiaweu Fnl Nhers- ntfeuiaur.
uappesurE 3 ~ .mdstif ticdi ID sis casa atthede-
~feudants ieIsG q green. wa. Grecn- Jss- rainasr,
EEanklarh r-p EHvia aGus sin Eirns sal JQ-
nsr Amos @g1n-r,N Wa Ease si nos EaFdp, atf naa-
y esideais ~ ue statea Teinessfe -lf isaldtrr rlaf rhfr
a. enter their sppesrsuce hc-ciu before or Hifhil ne
aFst three dayz q ueneN erupE SID Court. % ts heid
On ne fourm rSe4hr ~ Eu next gsHl aHf
q rerTgr4 nr4hrrsa-U ue Sane Wiu - aten sef
eontesseias = men- aHI sH er tsarnz eznute, 81
1ata cops "a Hls nrder - uuhiisted oncaa weak - l1ur
s1ocessirs Aeeks Afhf1 rEals kuuea.
Ao0pF-attea. LkNTER.
cleEk and Haaer,
John Moe aHs.aW 81 oonpniaaai
~.EEpif-iEvtw @
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LEUTURE 70 TIE HEBHEw YoUrH Or
MENFHIs.-Oa The Ist OF March next. the
J. J. Perez VIII deliver a lecture before the Rev.
Hebrew Literary Association Of Memphis
Mr. Perez viii probably eon,inae these inter
sstng lectures, when it is Intended, we learn,
that The public shan Be invited to listen 10
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ROO1lR 20 lei.

vr-NBE- o. Mules carts and trays. Also. a Lotto
a b5u.ehotd ana h.,cheu furniture. Apply %
MRS P GRIFFIN.
arn-a 81 FRONT Row
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HoFKIss * EIEHT, DEALERs Is Raj Es-
rATE-We specially invite he attention u
the reader 70 the card II these gentlemen,
which appears on tbs first page. Having
known enc Of The partners long and well and
wslLinfGned as to Ae other, we feel no hesi-
tation but a pleasure in eommsHding then 10
The public as gentleman in every respect wOr-
thv OF their confidence.
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h Borden, Is. ths gsntlsmsniy and
accomplished agent - TIE Adsns Express
Company, has our thanks for late Eastern
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SIXTY YEAE's 6LEAxIEes raoH LrFE's Han
VEST. A genuine autobiography. By John.
Brown, Proprietor Of the University Billiard
Rooms, Cambridge. D. Appleton & Co.,
New York.
The book before us contains the auto5iogrs-
ply o. a nan Of the world, who, having had
experience, has drawn correct conclusions and
expressed them in pleasing style. The author
was evidently a man Of observation, without
education OF advice, and the details Of his sx-
PeHenes viii find sympathy IN many hearts.
For sale b Messrs. Cleaves g. Vaden.
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HOLLAND BITTERS
TIE CELEBRATED HOLLAND EEWEDY ron
d DYSPEPSIA
Disease Of He Kidneys,
LIVER
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND.
FeUer G1Id s4gWe,
stomaeh or LiEer.


CUGH a. IndLzsz3on. A-ativ q ne samsca. CaL1u
- Puns Hear1urua Laa Y AFpeute, pesp1ldsuyi
Instances proved benef1ial and b. 1rssrs effected a de-
dded cure.
MS b. a purely vegetables c~oupuufaf prepared on strict
BY airnudc Prlucfules. after lrmau1er Uc He c-elehralea
Ma1aui Prrfescr AErllVa hecluse @ ls rrall auacs
IN maf q ac Egrupean States, ls iuroductun lnt5 us
Unitcd sutrs vas lnseutet more especially Ger thse -.
dur ltherland scattered here ant here ever f1c flca 81
tis mizhty country MeeunE via great su1cess sm1l1
them & n1T rHr % ne AueFical people, knowing raf
its truly wUulaEiElmehaua TEtGes uutle arka1vI-
cdred
W b. nlrtlc1larT re1wwal1el q HN@e Eefnla Wl1s'
cousullaous may have bees impaired hy ne ullulaus
Use ri arieut spiriss or othsr tlruscf dissipation. GEN
orally ir1anfaneous ID EJECT h dnds is way Arecr o.
ne - 81 ufes Mrhilng and qllek-niug every nerve.
ralaluT up ne drgaplag EpirtL and- IN asf lA--sE new
hFarh aud VlEor in the system
CE-Whu expects % ind tAs heFe-sse WED
te disappointed hut o. te sick weaz aud low spirited
r vii prove a grateful az mauc cordial. possessed o. sim
ular rrmcdial propeEaes
Caution.
NJ great prplisriy q nis delEh1lI Areas b. E
tu1s1 many limitations. whlcl ne ru1lc slnrl zH-l
against parehliuE Be lsi persualed Oh buy auylllas
else anti yuu have given Brrhave's HoHaui Bitters a
FAIR TRIAL one houls VIII oanvlnce you how Infinitely
suueriar a. q q an these imitation
1854 AZ 81 per hutle, or SIX otls hr s.. BY ne
Sole Prcuriemrs-
Benjamin. Page, m, 3 20,
MANUFkCTunING
RharmaCeutists and Chemists.
PITTSBURGH, PA
8 MANSFIELD & Co, AEens fr Memphis Sold
JOHNSON 4 LONG andprusEss generally
au23-twrWfviz
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wal and Lrf- s-s rv.- -rr a-rps.s sgsry
SAT- 2 a A.-HGa -a Gri cars
Eanu HtrqaN Afeas.
Na2o-1a a- F-a-- Row a-dNaasa street.
1889 ...Is60-.- 1861 1852
LEAVES MEMPHIS EVERY
Tuesday Thursday S Saturday.
LEAVES vIC-SBUBG EVERY
.Toadey, Tuesday s Saturday.
NEw ARRANGEMENT.
Tri-WeeEg T.. s. 1Ial s. Passenger Line
ST.
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON aEG UCKSBJRG,
Steamer Kate Frisbee,
MgGANl1 Garer
ing ieaves veEs51r vey SATURDAY.
Steamer j. G. Cline,
rraiaT leave y rrsrr N0SD4r. a. ia1T
Steamer Victoria.
e. A.. WEln7N El-H
Leaves Hsn3a- e~s-v strr Bbtr. atfp 81. Rrtun-
rs leaves vrEsaua every TCEsDAT atuu-
4H ."| uE-
i ee Dave been saegl ealT
the TRACE between Memphis I'm v-Eru 1
and VIII rl tr1--r.- .1 e-H-7 ssfal a--eea1Iv 10
The .1reg-ue lata'e. --lr- t-eH-1t end amsrrrsrs for
lU points al the river rerEtFl Memphis ana T--Es1urEs
aEa -~eeguus ,h-eas1 -- rsr 1T1ls s1sors Tor an
points as The
Arkansas and white Rivers.
aase rivsr. PROMPT GA ra -11sctilas ae also
made lv tlls lUl Eia Che t-llallg Steamboat sld Rail-
road r1ufas
PASSENGERS BOUND SOUTH
Con- cr praua-g all without l1Jeu--ls
AT N~AP0LEoN-Wtu r-ree Cor ArEaan al
AT GAINES E-4zDN6-ui6 sra-s-Liuss ior Non
l-eIo. Warren. Csmieu ana Ms-llEru, being ~
c1ung scaa r-s9ralVeiT 7i -raw Hra-e7 aaa Ouichta
an vfcE 4s-RG-r-fr B raI s-IasEs1u and New
Orlesns-hr1u-1 from Fa.Huro Nrw Orleans lu l2
hours. Aa. u.in 4aaWIf 4a- 0 view Orleans.
Rel River. TFe.H ana -rr Fruar. t.a1 With me
V~iCksburg. Shreveport and Texas
Railroad
Plsser-ers H-Hf Aa-fr -rnscta fGaines'
Trrflna ana Ea asr o. uaHre fHarHe aE Weurrhia
With reltareP acEsf L.1es arC --n S--LCuis and Louise
eine. v1th Che Memphis lal EIro1d and is
M-slssi1pi Centred 1i he Eu-hs sud Little Rodk
Through Tickets
Are ali v tlF Hue over te Tarlas Steamboat Eud
Railroad Hass 4e Hoz-n 81 -l q -icss waich are
8sabIs ialr.rucH arf1e OF Hne mI money
Zine between Memphis and Na11ie1u ana Vicks1urE
5nd Nap1aen-4f b4ars Between Memphis ara Ticks-
81 f.-rar- rf-m7- sr5y Boo er-l OF the packets
BE- O. JN0 e SHIRLEY
Or HOs r. WILLIAMS s CO..
Azsuts
q B-Plrucua- atterflon wl De Paiiu he wants
ms sI f.erss su na ls1e. Ps1t-rs ana Merchants.
~ III the sosfs ia tafs nur era their aar0nsEs is re-
.5eotmHy s7isasil y JN0 T sURLET-
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CoTToN FRcToRAeE AID PEoBUOE BcsI-
SEss-NEw HoUsE-We invite atten'ion 70
the advertisement Of Msssrs- Day & Proudht,
who offer themselves as candidates IN the cot
ton fsctorags and produce business. Mr.
Proulft was formerly connected with the firm
Of Harris, Wormly a CO. The new house is
entitled 70 he fun eeakasBss q as pubic.
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8usInfss AOtIefs.
'snlygrsups talsn by Tyler s {


Famlygrcups taken BY Tyler s. Go.
Persons who have pictures Of deceased
friends shOuldhave them. copied into the am
brotype BE- Tyler s Co, to prevent their fading.
Big rush e~ontinuaIly at Tyler & Co.'S gal
lsry, TO obtain POrtraits-nothing to equal the
enthusiasm.
Portraits from fifty cents 70 fifty d~oIlsrs, BY
Tyler & CO.
Tyler q Co, fashionable ambrotype artists,
and scientific manipgIators Of the face and
form, gallery opposite Odd Fellows Hal
Persons who have failed in procuring good
licensees shouid try the new plan BY Tyler &
Co, opposite oddFelow's Han.
They are las-like, natural as nature and pos
sess superiority invarious ways the pictures
made by Tyler & Co. are classical, see them
opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
50 cents to $50. the prices for piotarss al
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DoEEL1's BLvr BLAcK CoFvnSe AGp WHIr-
rE0 EurD.-Te have tried this superior ink,
and speak by the card when We pronounce it
a very superior article. Il wiz copy sixty
days after writing, and writes with equal hu-
sncyto any ink ever manufactured. It is sold,
labelled, BY our friend c W. Alexander, sta
uoner. Calhoun Block, Main street. Those
seeking for a superior writing fluid should not
fail te use It, especially as Il is ehesper than
any ether frL I'M usa
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CErrTENBEs C0USTy MArTEEs-We learn
that a. TIE late meetn- Of the CHttendsn
(Ark) Cou1sy Court, de. election BY which he
county seal was looa.ed At Hopsheld, Gmmedi-
ately opposite this eby,) was declared ihfoT-
nal, Illegal and void Ths Gsh day Of June
next was Fixed uToa as The tine when the sense
Of the people should be again taken on the
question.
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A FnE HoRsE-One Of the finest stations,
perhaps the very finest We have seen in this
vicinity, is North star, brought from Essex
county. New York, tothis city, BY Mr.. Clas.
Nay, proprietor Of the Gaiety Stables. North
stsr is a yeritable Morgan horse, Of undou5ted
pedigres, and was brought to this city al a
large outlay the original cost being $1,000
North star viii be removed to-day to the Fair
Grounds, and the attention Of stock-Taisers Is
--=s.a ., Ne n.-4g
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CLozE or rzr GANs SEEoN-ns ssasoa
for wild game has been closed suddenly, owing
Whereas Cur game dspots were well stored
with deer, bear, turkeys, and an descriptions Of
wild game a fortnight ago, fheir walls are now
bare, and there is BOW not 50 much as a part
ridge N or market to appsase TIE appetite Of
the epfcuresu.
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Dr. BARBEE's LEcrrEEs-The second lee
ture Of Dr.. BaIbee's course on geology, was
postponed last evening on account Of the IN
fav5Tabls weather. Tie Doctor has kindly
consented to yisd the Hall ehis evening q
Hon. ThoS =. Marshall, who viii deliver a
lecture or history.
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A petition was presented from the residents
in the vicinity Of TIE magazine Of the Hazard
Powder Company, asking for its nemc-Rl from
( the city hospital.
AID. Hamilton presented the petition II Ma
tlda GRAY, asking the privilege 10 peddls err
tain articles n the city free Of license. Re
! ferrsd 70 the Finance Committee,
The Board then adjourned.
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1Ortupf MRmgbsrs
Il No atrgnEnraff II Syambvats tRrtd AZ
esPt fAe Hts , a ffy. p bfAeA
zspOasisk ~ adteftisiAg 1sss.

fFsr RaracuIau See hfpsrdsslnrhl -
Tr Sew orltsa .ErspoNAR---
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Portraits from fay cents 70 fifty dol'rs, BY

50 cent. 70 50. ne prices Tor picture. a
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A Coon IuFnovrsfESr.-A number Of hands
were engaged, yesterday, esrting the broken
bricks am plaster from 8e burnt district on
Main street, to the landing. The refuse build-
ing materials constitute a good pavement in
the absence Of something better.
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F. NJ Paw, Ese-Frsneis NJ. Paul, Esq.
has connected himself, as local editor,
with our contemporary Of The -55alGHoAe. Mr..
Psglhss been connected for many months with
she Bsjisia, in the sane capacity. He posses
ses great industry fine talent and excellent
taste, which are the Priaeipl REQUESTS for this
position. Added 70 lhis, be is one Of the most
agreeable ana smiab'e Of gentlemen, ana de-
serves the good connection IN which be nov is,
We welcome him back 70 tie fraternity.
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Meeting OF ne Beard 81 Hknysr ans
AHAernen.
There was q called meeting q ne Boena OF
( Mavor And Adermsa lat 4FsHnz,
purposs Of considering TIE bushes r.
ne eiry whit Memphis sud ono y
Company.
Present-His Homer Mayor bsugn trel-
dent DongIasa. and Adermen Drew Moagan,
I Street. Korrechg Fouest, Elder, kinniei itaa-
ilten and Foute-
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For Captain of the Night Police.
WE are au-h1rired % ann1uuoe g W.EICHObS e. 8
undldac or ne once @ Captain q the Stat Pei1e. a.
ne snEuius sunu rieuionl rierI-te-
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THE WEATBER-Te weather Yesterday
vas quite warn, with occasional showers Of
rain during the afternoon. Tbs day closed with
q storm OF wind, rain and electricity.
hL-CoL Chidestsr, Of the wsll-known firm
Of 0idszter, Rapley & Co, is at the Gayoso
House az present IN IN health.
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sOruuEB " rsrrLErr Mister
Lusrr g~tE-FDkr. rar.r
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STEAM GAUGES.
STEAM WHISTLES.
PARLOR CRATES.

Oh Cups. Gauge Codks, Cylindcr Coekz, Globe valves,
water GauEes ard al kind o. Bras Work fr steam,
water 5ss; &c pui 10 70 requires
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REv. JAcon J. PEEEs-This gentleman, We
lean from the Philadelphia Mirror aad Key
sfOas has been chosen minister Of the Hebrew
congregation in this city. We welcome him 70
our c1y as a gentleman Of profound scholar
ship and great moral worth The Mirror says
OF him
Jacob J. Perez has been elected minister Of
a congregation At Memphis, Tennessee. We
have a personal ac9uaiBtsncs with III. Perez
and as a profound scholar ~ Oriental lit
~srataTe, and a teacher Of the language of the
East, We are sure he VIII receive AZ the hands
Of the people Of Memphis adequate encourage
ment and remunerative support IN his vocation
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ED
AT THE

raEether with . fui stock q Dress Goods, vhich W
ln ssii 81 ne hsez csh proes.
z. BARiSDs q co.
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TIE LEvEE LAw-On Monday 25th in
slant, the Cnttendsn County Court hold q
special session far the purpose Of taking action
on the levee law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature. The operation OF his law Is
made dependent upon The approval Of The COM
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VIZ are auth5riIed snd 6.asssted ~ annsuncc vs.. s.
TuCkER asaomHsits fs captain q Eisht roHa ~
mzrlo-ies
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q Workmeh were engaged Yesterday IT.
ting up the sraoy Of the Memphis Light
Guards. in Exchange buildings.
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-SprtiaE 9Qtifts


We are a~uthorizef O. announce Bon, JOHN v.
WRIaHr As q eaahsha hr e-edda 10 s6esss. from
% seygn pataH nsr2 4.
80 cnnnrM
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REooRpER's CoURr-ne Recorder disposed
Of thirteen cases, yesterday, all Of which were
upoa charges Of drunkenness. The amount Of
fines assessed was fifty dollars, Of which
amount but Eve dollars were paid. Nine add
tons were inside to the chain gang.
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Cheap. CheaPer!! ChcaPesf!!i

tM~ENitALst
0nnn JUICES sIipl. Quinlnf
I &UOU 81 ounces STvchliue-
Co ounces SuIphate E1rFdine.
100 u.s. best Am and EreiIsh C11met
I $50 rs best Blue Mass
z And Cheuials % az EIuts Per sale By
e. vs.. ONEs s. co. 228 Vain street
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SEEDS. SEEDS.


ANpr e-h Ats-Iaa wei wafer. Cor saIehv
a sr~l- G " JoNEsN % 20 Nsin street
IN BBLs Rira superdzs PANTY FIoUR Tor sals 5
sy0 Hrf-rW n e PIPE
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SHEET LEAD.

Beautiful desiEns 81 Silver and steel Mounted. PaIishe3
Feuder- Rarior and Chamber %rates. with summer
Fruuts Hest quElry smnob CasunEs; laaF FIR cash and
mt mlf eeuirra...
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asa caudidsta fr re-eHectiou O. the 0mas Of Captain o.
The DlE Roice. stthe next Muuicpal elecuou-
mari6fns
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John Noe Nlser 81 oalPaissHi,
.EFpia-lEVtw 49,
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MILLINERY.
HRS. N. a. ATKINSON,
Administrator,s Notice.

his taken ue Drez-Natils Department We red
mead hera every way csuBstsut ia that line o. bu
n.... al.
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REFRIGERATORS.

Wrehfs o~elsurafed Patsuf A~dfusahls and little Cham
pau Buruers-the best burner IN use-sirss e steady
nm. L--.L ~ - a u.-..u. Il L.
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THE nIMENsE DEMAND

els = %
AR-Rure Wlise Wine HeF 81 Pure AP
le. sIOR g8i caemt@l e Sos q
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VI as aufhafrd D. aHn0unce OuN "a BOWEN A.
ea1niidaie hf cHy Tax Conesar g the ensuiag gui
alaeffHm. nnare-fa