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rdammstdal aTlaftrrs.
sEHFHsg AILT RFEAL OT q.

corros me mnsa va very hanerfsT@tfq1f
sus hssuisd q hrrsfanomi q coton "a repgfir
10 ~ ihan On aBy sfgbas az ince ne apeung q %
s-.aaaf a. ais slsA ofias3AissrA hsstser, reaf
By earctod on NJ ettnfir before Frio@ - Erd Cafns
urrsreFy arm M alcs sere 9 halos a. s. ofnti
nasa@ssgas-asEs aHsN - 81 13r %, 2
Hnf, ts 4 Ds, I76afI0s.l hioSs 50 az ioA 80
.stioN.AAt =. Hallhs g AS, 2si ans Pc
ais Bans usflas, f9s enFfssts 'erw-'tii
AeQfhaes q raiaa Nfaaa "a pTir qnis ausi
aisShfe aaafsscf pc "a
Infai~--.a ssae IGedntAnlns ns
rdiuarya--se = 2 hra1nns FAR I'D
GrdOrdiuarT-s -. tHa ~ Pair --.--r.sAAf@E
Lau MiAuiuF % aios lGcd Fair.-.-.. numinal
Ni~asiinE iosFii 60 sna Pine n'ninal
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vr,rrrnph nnrkets.


CTECusNATI, jan l4--flourh rm Whtskey,
23l mess pork, SIT ..
NEw YoRK, Jah ILAFiou bnoyant sales,
$500 bbls. al 81 % a. 81 - H F-r
NEw YoRK, Jan Il, P. N.-Cotton depressed Z;
sales to-day, 100 bales hoaE h1m at g
7 81 IS corn firm I mixed 81 oats quiet and
frm az "a "a % whiskey, p "a II lard IN
bbis., III a. III nnseed oil, 66 a. 6S.
NEw ORLEANS, January 4.-Sales Cotton
to-day, 20,5OO bales, at llsaIIl sales OF the
week, n 800 bales; receipts last week, 0O,JOO
bales. against EO-50O bales LAD year ; Teoeipts
ahead Il last year, 81 500 bales; AT al south
ern ports ahead Of last year, s63yOo bales;
STOCK IN New OheanS 100000, sgainst $1,000
last year. Exchange en- London, 7fsSi; on
New Hork, 2; sight, Ia Freights en- Cotton
TO Liverpool, ] and firm. sales 800 bbls. Mo
lasses 81 an advance Of tc; sales p a 30 cts.
] Flour closed with N dranciHE tendeneyi sales
at 3 10. Lard in kegs, l2l. Shoulders steady
a. 6 7. Coffee 100 a iit.
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AAOttOiC0Us Pulls.
EMAcArIoN ana premature dr-S AZ sHd life
d~esiroying fever. and the chronic ouuaequeuce a nea-
iected symDiums II disease, may BE- expelled even al the
eIsveuh son. By q ~ c1sss sftais aelns u-Hanr.
Ha-a as 10 Alternative as well A. a pufia-r % me tia1L
and may BE- safely taken BY femlIls as ven i' lhiiiren .
an aers-
sod al the manufaCt1ry, No. - Maiden Lane AeE
Tork, and By an Drug( rst2S So and 81 per box.
Hrrr.E HW.e" nnI-iawIu
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Louisville and Cincinnati on
and Reliable Packet Line.

Leaves WEDNESDAY mAP ~
HudHrn. Msstar
BuGuEn. M.ster
| nNE ftraHof astahishef 1nd f1varits - l
" us1Efs wA leave Memphis every r
Welneaav arrrnsu aff odoek turing hcAA
seasnn ~ LnuisVLla Cincunal and an points dr ~
Ohie RrruruInr thev irave Cinrinriunau over
THURSDAY.
ms lns WIZ save hrouzh -sosiD.s tor aaaon ans
Eastern cities AC WrRZnACu. AreuL-
uol-im AfCha7. Potter. Frduf ~
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Memphis and Little Rock Regular Weeke
PASSENGER PACEEL
aRK.EVS.ms TR.fVEEER.

HICKS HNs haster--.---.--F D MALE, Csrt.
IfHls fue ueE 1sssrEer Esamsr WI -
~ leaFa every TUESDAY a. A. 81. for
P1e bfln Little Het and az
huiurs. aknE rrlEhi au1 rasseurers throu7h. uiih1ai
cha1w n naafs a. Napdlcan apsrs nd plssengafs
gn rHT nunn pulrrDhfT n thH ne1meT.
ne "ArEaussw Traveller " Sill adnneu AZ Ltra RaE
wlft Ea-rrsrs fr Port smith.
hatan HkRMsrAD s. HArNAN Ar.us
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= E00 LIS Goshen and Ron Buaer,
Z,OUU DubB- HrrIs aad WaRss Ais
100 haskeis Piper HiefsicE Chlmuasue5
81 asks Touugfrs soatch Ale and Porrrr5
81 bbl. ga BOURBON and I've WhisET
ALsc-suEar Molasses Codee, Tea, fddaan. Clguz
Ltquorss sarunes. Nuuss A. FER alsby
ar If FRANK.
hl No % Frunt Row.
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leaves every alternats MOEDAT uf5F ~.
ECLIPsE .J ID crtnr w...a-
TtHIs amous ho1f has been purchased BY -
Il ua Mrmrhia aut Eeu Orleans PsrEef 49,
company End ETi tsH ne uaceuf ne Bsu @
Frankln- ie1Eius Nsmphis every aternEte MaudlT
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D~ysE.suEs aaa Memphis PasKs'

w DAWSON, hastcr----T PMaCE. Clsrk
HTILL mako regular weeks Tiss m 10. -
ave ulfs Etrrrlng ~ au l1farme- -
dlas hulnFs. odnnenrinr AZ na cats -
sfsnsrrs ad shiprers nay rely 70 ms noat maEeE
RuuEtleIT auriug EEEaEfagH q HataF n ~ furfed
IHf fifer Far reglfor u1ssaga arulT On no1rd
CAPT " Al DAWaDN.
fs-No nutrua yin - paifty ui.boaf missmnAs
wAB~
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Aggregate Of expenses S52.695
Making On increased annual expenditure Of the
round sum Of S52,6s5 neeesssry to the city.
To meet tis, the only resource 10 the sale Of
water to our citizens. It is 70 be presumed one
o. your enlightened forecast would hardly pro
pose embsrking the city in tins heavy UNDER
taking, without not only counting The cost, but
the profit, 10 be derived therefrom. Have YOU
estimste4 the humber Of consumers orr popula-
ton VIII afford. n SO, yours and ny figures
differ widely, or you expect 10 make our good
people pay very dssTly for water, TO make the
works produce the heavy amount Of expenses
they will be 10 The city. Il seems Inevitable
that there must be a large annual balsnce
against the city, on the water works account.
But perhaps I am wrong in an my calculations.
Il may be that your proposition is the result Of
more correct information, deuved from reliable
resources It is hardly to be thought, one q
your acknowledge prudence would cucumber
the city viii a crude and indigestcd scheme,
involving HUNDREDS Of thousands n money-oT
rather debt. am reluctant to believe YOU
Whose ciaimsio a higher position IN the city
g%ovsrnmens 7 warmly suppoued-capable 4
sucH reckless legislation Bot it does seen
strange, when on an hands Il is admitted he
city is too poor to ban s5o,000, she Should sin
b able 70 incur an snnust eEPeaditure Of mere
than that sum.
DUFNrTVrS
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ArrEnFr TO BEEAK JAIL-As Turnkey
T.. d. Mallory was nakiBg his usual half
hours round Of the jail, at II O'Clock on Thurs
dav night, his attention was attracted By a
sound n hammering. On examination be
discovered that in a cell up stairs containing
SIX STATE prisoners, the men had got some
bricks out Of the wall anitaken Owl the win
dow and frame, and they were stiA hard AZ
work against The solid wall, but with little
prospect q Ultimate saccess, a. the bricks are
bound with iron in numerous places The
whole Of them Wers pat in irons their names
are James Tdce, convicted Of passing coun-
tefeit money, and sentenced to SIX years in
u-risonment in The psnitentisry- He has aP-
Fsaied his case TO the supreme Court. John
CTdon, for killing a ma mjlH, is under sen
tenos II fifteen years Imprisonment the pen
itshraTy he also has appealed to the supreme
CourL John Kirk, Cor Eaising one dollar
notes 70 svss BIN Mccain. Tom DAVIS, and
r. Yshdeibiit, for stealing, are all awaiting
tuaL wH
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st. louis, Memphis q vieksburs


DANAWAT from the subscriber, on the an INST -
II iu Des1-1 ouufv. Mss. a BLACK ucUo man
named WILEY aeed q or g years 5 feet 10 Or IL
inches high. He bad on a new wool hat new uaTN
HlanFer coat. gray uanuainous. with knee uatched duicE
snlkan. and uaps Die eyrs when spoken o. + VIII 90
ne shove fr bis conhnemcnt ln any jail % that Eei
him snd by BE- supposed 20 BE- making nr Ghscu
county. Tennessee p PATTON
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Biblical
81 GrealR alsr of lht Id CsnrarL.

NAHA w NHN AaA Ntal4alN
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE
CAfsths 81 Lsdt o. n-rseraf a-hss - pstst.
n Maine. rtilh 49, -
-. sra sFide : p9r slvs sa-avaI
snti-tg trgfh a. p~st1nsss - - ~ -
as rulry nqm o. pFrs
fH KArsr Jan %
-GEsrlEanst Hssiaz NJ r-asaiias saHsf = IN
noau1 siuce 10 thr lrzaV bsneadsi &C., rou -
- W
mrd uhnsi ~ ahiskffa aee o. alne 49,
ssie thrue maa'hs siaas1 pr,urrd4 aais q 5aur 6ais
shsff hsd sisbsd furd Il sbeot 10
nsFe iluee rrucurri md n ufnr - MA fmre usri
auua icannaac ertfF a. ~ uord mu1 o. zrr -
Hhfs BAR has istsHg ansupearoa bnt On ~ hssa NJ
fare. and mV hair haErru mrf h. nafaralnior. snd -.
ueve more ar and EhsT nan t ha been b-frs -
We 81 o. tus = ang-sao q. has us,d q un ssma enc.
me ahqTr nfre rderul fue - Fu ~ yvw v1luane
80
1aasmsua Ian adffsu q ms dT 80 e resident
hrre Or taq hat aa-ea Yuaul md am Eng7u - aesay
every ene here and aGs1 is usm Auy 81 Yra u4z
mtke ~ ne shase. arayu ame auadst ifaf wuasr
vice g. wa 81 preserra ne hsaaties ~ u1tafs "a
o'asu veH snIusH Isn. sru
&C 4tayAef
HAHR RESTORATIVE
BsErrEoaEs Jm q. $50
hha1r Hoon-Dru ar Hatlnr nad n mistE
- ne tesf pqrtiun 80 uy hsiri frru me eaa
n A~F oflelns In t8t 4 Tn u
ns. = me 10y miuF ne-i-d NJ har : nas
No. smsI Et uoEurde en- sn~urssmranedilns
% 1m In OWNS smtacf suh aiFsssHs
fNLET f1uNsoS
~ unarrislgd eer Xxx htm 4 u miants d
flllI auinf ~ pasr q or orhaa- mura Il
- 2 Fsnneaan .eai eaaeaes
Bseasnsa Jsnaarr n Hs
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United states Wall Packet for e
FFamrfs IVA

Leaves every FRDAT, af so'aiet , NJ
ouhkr EEssErr Mautsr
TINS en- steamer ulnie1ro o. ne above - :
1 and lufermeiiafe noint9 al Ht~ertissd -
pr relshtur passlEa auuF cn bard ar ~ 80
pr
oO AIGEO a D A-anua.
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Nntioe % steamboatman.

n 900 CORDS GoOD DET WOOD Tor safe By A.
O.UUU eunder, saunders Go.souhitnt1l nen
r-g s~tfe churssde, al the f0oE ant on u small tur
- 80 mifuay Of aif stand We have bad or
- .nr. anfhavu ~uurchased fhree new No. Q Wui
. nj mteui b Keep tlemculstanuv loafefauf sept
40 ar Uaiehee ISLAND, al Bsrtons Point Our bo1fswll
rrvuth muris each our friena ciumr1fing 1a1il
u1uff n wfll D. cal aud make reguiar euEaEfmruts. and
et und AZ 81 % he bank ~ III A~FENANDEn-
ROLF sAUNDEHS.
dalT-Em DAVmu FRIEND.
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THE GkEu-THE BESEFT-me con-
Phmsntay benefit 70 Mr.. Clish rendered hin
BY The united aetiun Of a large number Of mdu-
entail citizens, 81 he various IRE companies IN
the city, and Of every performer and emPloys
IN the theater, takes place his evening. On
dhis occasion the lovers Of he drama viii have
an opportunity to testify towards the proPue-
Cor e. the Gaiety theirsPprobsiion Of his course
since he has been lessee Of the Gsity. It rs TO
be remarked that Mr.. Cnsp has not sought 70
attain a position as a successful caterer TO the
public taste, BY empty promises and by seeking
for outside Popularity in The streets. H haE
proved himself 2 working man, seeking 20 be
appreciated BY engaging the best talent that
travels in the country, and BY making the
Gssety a place q agreeable and refined re-
taxation.
The first piece viii BE- Sheridan Knowles
celebrated and beautiful play Of The we, or
a Tale Of Maatua, a play that hs public VII
see performed IN q style 20 be appreciated, as
Nj. CusP Nin perform the part Of Julisn s.
Pierre, and Mrs. Cusp that Of MaHanna- ne
romantic spectacle q the Lady o. the Laks VIII
also b. presented, Mr.. Crisp taxing the chafac-
ter Of King James, and MB- Crisp that q
Eien Duugisss- This viii be a night Of no
common attractions, and large and enthusi-
astic audience may b. expected The incidents
Of The evening will BE- Il an exciting and ami
mated kind.
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BUETkE TABLEAUx-All who have read
the Pilgrims Progress-and who has not-Wil
remember that the work is net only called a
dream, bat that there is actually q dreamy beam
Is about its descriptions few writers have
reached. With what vividness the Pilgrims
road, is dreary winnings, its difficult limbingE
and perlous d~escents, its heauteous meadows
and psradisiacsl bills, snd rs gitmpses q far
Of heavenly beauty, are printed on the mind
The painter n the tableauz now exhibited BY
Mr.. Hart, at Old-FeBows' ball, has caught the
tne Bunyan spirit, and has delightfully."- eNhib-
tied he beautiful drsaminess Of that wofk,
displaying IN vigorous coloring and lfelike Por-
travail, he almost superhumanreyealing Of The
-tinkeT-poet's fascinating vision. Al 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, Mr.. Hart VIII give an aXtTa eE-
hibi,ion, for ladies and young persons several
schools design 10 BE- present This evening
there viii be also the usual exhibition
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Titus & O
cotton PGCCOT$,
MERCHANTS,
Rank RufIding.

Opposite Commercial Hotel, Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, rENNEssEE-
OFFiH melr services % their ricri and r1trous ~ nd
ensuing season, upa te ssms terms and prruapirs as
heretofore oiarrs-i Begging lui Bale Hape % tha best
bran., at reasonable rates Orders tr Plantation SUP
plies nled vih osrs, md a du- rezari D. De Interested
our fienis All COTTON consigned o. us By Rairoai,
Rive-o or rthervise, insured uuies i~nstuctcd o. the on
-uas. Our 2. TIrus hnrins vitidrauh hon baznf
oounf-tiens IN New ORLEANS entirely, viii hereafter DE-
voie bts entire time and means o. he interest o. hi
nm. iy2i-6m
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.fffachnleTtf aud Gm7ishmenf

n J. Wicxs, nC0mmon Law side o. hrOoumu
vs. lLEw and Chancery Court Of tie civ q
A. n Harauay fMsmpaA sateof Tsn1essee 50 Marah
term. l6&-
TUE r~feniaut- uho reiiesou % the State BE- hereul
IL unlaai nstI have sued gut an auachmelf aealnl
his effects il TIE snt-o renuessee. and hm -LAle =
Co. Graham s. Hill Hamilton & West and r p VIZ
hams a Co. have Seen mmmoref a. raruishees ne1elni
aIof Wash nd nrrrss j. made refruanr mfna ArD
4 fern III gntf court. 1854 at wnich time sad dsfanfarf
d viii be rarnl red Do euter Dis arpetfMc aa Qffena rs
srif aFarasae 1a etms uiIhe heard er-parff
n J. WICKS, PaiutiII
60 nrso- Hm1rnsvH. n-fw
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@oH % DEEBrEa. M.ater
TfHls Set and rrliahIe uackat. viii Ply
4 reEulrrlF m te ahoEe tr1fs furiuz tha -
mEn sasf q water. she has been tl1r0uzh-~
4 rVfrhauied 1uirrnair0L and b. alm1st a. God aznsu
shiprerR 70 ne uhove river VIII take notice snfhsri
Waurr VII simir. 1870
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~caumeuriaE NOSDAT. Dec Su5F
ALVIN ------LAaI M1ztsr
I'HIs pirndd height and PASSENGER :
4 teamrrierTes Cor ne Above and inter-
meilate p1rs as sdvernsed. pr feirhf $50
a. BUvdL. Ausso a CO. A..u-
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To Dealers fH .frfifciGI FTOIUors.
Ostrich Feathers, Fancy
Goods, Sc.

To Dealers fn .frfifciGI FTOIUars.
Ostrich Feathers, Fancy
Goods, Sc.
JOHN C.. HENDERSON, SMYTH & CO.,
HsvE renewed their SIS rooms b mo ions so
III Bfualuay ani are rcady o. exhibit thcIr sauuies n
FRENCH FLOWERS, Which exceed IN variety any im-
Prtauan yet made, numberus Einscn HuuirrIsyies 3
the hrser part Just mode On cur iaauuss m Paris ant
We raw - m,nufsrturea an extensive VARIETY i
American Flagrgs, ard On this cits W. have every cau-
cei,abie qmlty style and pri1r u Manufactured eui
on axe Otnrh aa Na7sbn msuouo PETER
d llEe and Farisi On qn1he NJ ayief auih me- o.
: ae = tHe Tgde my PHsd ~
arris. iuo one Facngy sniare nrep1fed t'preipo
Artificia1 Flowers
under ne mausEementof our NJ. p weicb.
e. oath
UrTrT b unier a. uanaremem of B Brur.
LACE RICHES, SC, Sc,
unirr the mauasemsut % Edward JarE-u. 70 the hte
ara q Jacksen a March
bumehcs % Homc Trade 20 neir fullest extent ~ have
imp1rtet material md trousht over Fru-h Artisis q
Pifislsn reputation, win . san III assistants Which.
guaranty that me producs o. our faCary VIII suuass il
pcrfecuun any goods h~eretafrr mtde in Ameuca
ne sales apartment Is cenhnHd D. $40 B~r0adUsy. anil
Is unter ne fonowiue management
The Frcnoh Fl0rer Department.
J. B. SMITH.
Osfrioh dnd Fancg Fedfi0s,
n CREIGHuuN.
Fnnd Mdteials.
p. HALF
Had Dresscs, Ornaments. Sc.
G. W~HfrrEnouE-
Lmerioan Department. in Flouers, Ruetss Gni
FGacg Goods,
Undcr the manaseureufuf our NJ b. u. HeunUa
French Deparimeaf, 102 Ruc de Hichceru, Prris,
under the management of err NJ. ] Kennedy smJfh
sui 5. Lsmeruer. asststoa De- Mr. .D-uavisaa "a ~
W- NuiInG -n.-r .r.nn
THE I~sFonrING -m this fesln1 department. % our
iusiness We prFchase ans airnufrtureihe chniosst de-
figns in the Frrnoh uzfkeg ard rcfive By every steamer
The lsi styl- sIqeIrms
or salss are strictly confined o. TIE whoiesie Busi-
lps, rf W rere0uufU-man uerchzuE u-eaamlne
J. G. H~ENDEES0N- sMTTH a co.
-rI pes No 8l BrradEag. NswsNorE-
mo-. C.. HENDERSON a CO.
e. u. aNo 5 B~rsaiuay-
HENDERSON. NTH \ 90.
HauHH-nma ~ rn HE A. uHrna1Hnm uHHna
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1tsqrda alGturs.
mAJoa-GENERAL.

We are 4dnnfaea tassnsnce Mfftn hcsosEs, .
H1dWRpansv, asEoud1r- ~ NuarGfurF 3
b. yefrd nj .isaet rsusetsss ArlfaY ini roe d
Nsiar-Geasgs DtEse, FhFseums ~ expired
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No,icc of Mieen,MIlon.

Notice of dissolution.
The orpartn-rship h~eretofefe exisuns between The m'
dersigned under me scie q MUS a co. l. mk o.
s'sIHH-a'a WE g5ox
rr - fArnsoN.
Mofsrs 2 rfUS safR A. NOON VIII c1nunue m'
| COTTON F~ACrORAGE NJ COMMISSION BUSINESS
uuasrms ayie % mUs * Cpi and ugud oFhsul
onrnstud fheu b. ths r1fr,u-r q ny nicnh anl ~
puhht generally
tyg-su anH -E T FKusoN.
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Old line for .tiapOEeOSl. .B-kansas
and White Rfrers.

KATE FusBEE NeNfVrg. w.rtar.
A-G- FoLGER- Clerk.
FNfME United states Nail Steamer KATE 49,
Il fhlohAE having the mail 1ulrr1ct sr
me next lour Fears she VIII leave Memnhis@
every MONDAY and TurRSn Az AZ q ofcl1lE p. ~ u1af-
lively Hd Aapo.eun every TUESDAY, and FRIDAY q
3ococEr Y UnrauEh bcrrtE o. az REGULAR urnia. q
regular raiea CapuIu Hcns1us VII give his mfirlfst
attfutqu a TOE wants o. his rrlenis Incu he line Pr
reiEht or passage rEpiv 1nb1zrl. 81 10
WILLIAMS SEQ. .AErua-
u2f6m ~. UarrrfaR Row
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BrtnlkIoy,s New mock.

5rdn1kIOyrs Now. Block.
DIG IraFa o. Gl ant dirca he rspeyial aueutan II
ID uru-s- 1ui Phy-icrrus. Merlaals aud Fautrrs,
TrriHsmau AMI Builders. Flmiiias anil ~usumer. AMI
au cider pfrgs o. uleir irga Wholesale DRUG
WAREHOUSE. Ne. -9l and go Main street, 90 whlld
frrr have reccnfiF rCmIved
an buvers. Do mry large OF small, wti md their TO-
tarrsf nIgsnHi hy calling AZ the Msmru1th Drug Store.
Coz their slppIes a. We are detcrmImd O. FURNISH E0da
g. nH trade ID a vcrg small sfvancr or uim crt Our
ohief ant 1iai sre o. f1ruish a houe uartct to IN cash
or pun iui dealers.
ne adsauaecs % -urh q h1use lu thF ciy 90 Memphis,
musf b. of fhe ufmdzf impurtanoe o. lu dealers where
they can he furnI.hrd constantly with -ots ~ ui1uhtei
quaufv. and q prices which viIcump1re win ether maj Is
kets- We earnestly uteit uufrulE1ce ~ trade faui
an our Oh nieut ani custsmers a. cur nev stand anil d
prlu1rflousfe nrrca-rfr0n othcr-, oqmmensurate with
cor nr-r expansion in srdru1rtmeufs ~ our business
HEADs or FAMILIES UNEg NOTICE,
mt We have nued up an aparrneut m nuHt exprrsdy
fr their svrmmfdaiian. where thr choicest ami best Or
ur-s guy ulu BE- uusuuiy dealt out hy Experience
haufs-
P~resTipl1ns as formerly, uref1lv aml kluiulv
a~mpuunirf Boz uis irparfn-ut st 30 hours
ia6-fUasly s. MANsfIELp 8 co., prusslsis
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MAGNETIC PLASTER
The Great strensthener and

AAH EMe - -" 49,
single aui pleasant IN iu appIiauon. ceraiu and enc
um IN itsrsafs AbeEuufuL seirudar rEteruzi c.
rauyes sEpuahe hr ue relief VI pain az any TINS 10
any place m any part uf the human ystem. sud uniH -
arrua-uucu % ygu pui the pla-teF anywhere, Z paih
g. mere, o. raster sin stiek msfe unnl he pain -
vaHiAsd ne pl-st-r unEuollsF ~ Pln Eaay snd
AN CANNOT ENisf wHEEE rms PLASTER Is
APPLIEB
Rh~umrtsm Lmeness, sunnea. weaknes nebiutv,
Nervuu.nr Neunth Dupersh Cuushs and CaAs
Pains and Arhcs Of every KIM dawu even b. Cerns are
IMMEDIATELY BELIEVED, anl sin anule padenes
PERMANENTLY CURED. By ~ mssrzi ianuems g
ne MAGNETIC PLASTER u = me smriest mest
safest plea.u,-r and cheapest rsmedy "a existence
It, appltaum is m-irerai-equaily 30 he strong man
the deIinfe uam1u and te irebis niant 70 eseh md
al H van press q bain aud a blessing rs use is asrec-
able. ana uirh1ut anraJancc o. ueuble. tt price =
within reash Of au-fich or pof; all may have II, and
nrshua hve Dc vh1ure sirz aua uarirg % -uy Dy.
PLANTERS shluI D. .ivays supplied With this ingal-
liable FLisrEa ltW,u BE- TO- cod Phy-iean 90 any
rIsntafin r-fiy a. aI rmes. anf 81 instant n1ti1r
Pot up IN ail-tsht an baxes- Esh box siu mase ak
iseiEat plaster and any ehud can .pE-ad them. Prize
25 ctuts 1bax. via run and plain d~irectiars,
G. n. MOEEHEAD. N. o..
Inventor aud P~Iuprietur- ~ Waker street y r
n srrhraI's Masnflc Phster o. sIl By all urur-
ssts m eyru city uun, ant village Of the unitei State.
uHAHA#AHrH HNNs
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IN.
Cures G~WaraNt5ea.

CHRTsFNAs EVENING On rhirfur Market street. 4
Ifnrain 80 NErEENCE. The fnler viii Be mita1i1
-~revsrted - leseim l. % ID Wtuams& Cu's -
Nam gfrerf Ra
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MANuFAcruHrsG
Pharmacoutisfs and Chemists
PTTrSBURGH. pa

s MANsF1ELn a Co A-ents fr Memphis sd
rsr ~ ~ p F~ANNsWoHIH. VAR 4 ard
JoHNsnN 4 L0NG aud I~rrEzisis generally.
ap9-ferwfyH
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In StOre.

In 81
Zine Plantation Medicines;
Fine Family Medicines; n
Fine Family Spiessi
Zine Family Starch;
Fius Family Soaps
Fine Fisvoring Extracts
Gelatines, for BELLIES;
Chocolate, Cocoa and BFOma;
Sage, TapiOca and Barley
Yeast Psssders-suPeior
Quick Fsast-chsaP and goods
Cheap and good Toilet soaPsi
Extra Fine soaps-Sll kinds
Cheap sni good Psrfunsy3
Extra Pine Perfunery-fh kindsi
Hair Bushes-a great varistyj
Dressing Conbs,
FIns Ivory Combs,
zine Psckst Combs,
I.di, a6BSsf eo@bs,
Too,h BmshsEeonmon and very 6ns,
NsH Brushes, q e g
Clothss Brushes
Clothes Brooms;
Floor Brushes, &c-s &c, sc.
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hands, Rnndsl hands,

Bands. Bands! Bands!
WE koep onsau'h onhada ful zrtmsntf toth
Machune-stretdhc he'd Leather and Gum-Elstic
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
q all rizes. from two b. sixteen mehrz In vidIh. AMI as
We are me Agents q The manufatwers can ZEN them
a. hos a. hcy can b. found in he u1rket, and Euiranre
them 10 b. Of the hest quality mrfe.
~EDMONDsON q ARMSTRONG,
No ef1 Main strref.
.-fm H----r- Ea-m "a fnn ElHram aHfrrun
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Taxes !--Coahoma Taxes
Pit sburgh Ale
BENTON & UPSHAW

Trsr reaair-1a nrgr supply q prime PITTSBURGH
y ALE. m uhnIe anf ndf bsrrfla
ai5-im HARRIS. a 60
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TFoa Cftv TaY ColIeofof.

VI are suihori1sd b announce 90. (. 2. sWArNE =
a candidate ar ne om1e u A6m-eenersi feurih p1i-
siou. Tenussses Mhifa Eiscfian On FsHTuaTy.
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Rfglsiar PaeEff a. .RashrtHs.

rr,r ~ q. ELEI0TTl n1rtu
nAa '4eqitl neEucr au ruua a. 49, -
- ah1re ~ imtsrls-
rE1ta paslee surlF a18
MA HasaTca 49,
- Fns naE anf Ens Hm
FhAnft aallusry "a o. faeiocE r -
-
uiCks EtNe. mlaeI. p y Hsia. clrE 60
- have - z1E an II ntsrueII.ss -rr -
.ue4 t o. WafEe srriE 80 huara % B.
ki5-a a~AaAsrApk HArNAs ASsusl
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WAsHIEGToE, Jan. 1.-THE difficulty be-
tween English and Montgomery bad been set
lied BY mutual flsnas English had made ah
apology.
Senstof lsewsrd's Slave Sin makes an sppfo-
priatioR Of a million, and authonzes The gov
eminent to employ vessels 10 cruise wherever
any attempt 10. carry on hc slave, trade may
appear anT STATE TO have The power TO
make laws prohibiting the Afncan slave trade
within as limits. No ship 20 Be aflowedto sad
20 the Afr can coast without a clearance tTom
the q. s. District Attorney. The Secretary d
the Treasury 10 designate the only African
ports whore American Consuis shall reside,
and business be carried on. This bill 10 repeal
an incompatible acts ETnEE HUE