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street Railroads.

Cincinnati is about to undergo very impor-
tant social, as well as material change, by the
introduction of Street Railroads. No measure
of SO much clear value to the people, and real
growth to the city, has ever been brought for
ward. The recent date Of this adaptation of
the well known rail and passenger cars, to the
daily life Of dense population makes one
wonder at the triumphs already achieved. In
the immense Eastern cities there are already
hundreds Of miles of this indispensable means
of comfort and civilization. Boston, with a
smaller population within its corporate limits
than Cincinnati, by the net work Of Street
rails is extending her homes for Ineehan-
los, laborers and merchants, far into the Vi
ciniiy, which was lately nothing but quiet,
forest and rural settlements. Splendid as are
her accrction Of town sites for business, BY the
appropriation Of tho Island Of East Boston,
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and other suburbs, not to speak Of her great
enterprise Of filing up that pert Of the sea
which Is known as the Beech bay, ian area OF
several hundred acres,) she has done nobler
thing than all, by leading of in the Street
Railroad system. She stands in center, con-
nected on nearly all sides with every point of
compass. A spiders web win give strangers
an accurate notion Of the City Of Notions.
The streets circle rou nd and round, with coun-
Try avenues cutting out straight lines In every
direction for the accommodation Of all the villa
ges within several miles. ThatsOlid city is about
TO become by means Of thisimprovement rival
very soon of Cincinnati, and her vicinity, in
population. II is somo time since she lost
that precedence and we hope our people
will not willingly allow her to regain it,
when the same means may be used, by our
own hands, where Nature has given us a
better field of success. The Street Railroad
will soon put us out of the reach of any sea-
board city, except Philadelphia and New
York, which have as good a climate as ours,
nn older date, and the ocean commerce,
hlOuS
But we can easily keep in advance of Boston,
disabled by the rigor Of her climate; and OF
Baltimore, embarrassed by the peculiar insti-
tuition.
s The hundreds of miles of swift, noiseless,
certain and regular communication which
we see in all the Atlantic cities, could be
ours also, within the next year or two, if we
honestly aud cordially inaugurato this great
public benefaction.
All will admit that the Council has not been
too precipitate in the passage of Railroad ordi-
nancos. Nor should they be. We can un-
doubtedly profit by the experience Of other
cities; and like them, we have immense and
various, and conflicting, interests to consider.
The rights Of the people at large, whether
citizens or visitors; of the property holders;
the rights of the owners Of omnibusses; the
rights Of those who traffic in the streets, should
all be provided for in wise and just system
and the ordinances should secure many things
for the future as we'll as for the present. w
do not think the subject has been canvassed q
it should be by the press, whose duty it is Il
assist the public officers in an arduous anc
novel undertaking. We will have something
to say about it occasionally ourselves.
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M O U-N II A L N ID E w
Or, Pure Bourbon whisky.

AT THE EARNEST REQUEST OF A
IA few eminent members OF the Bar OF Hamilton
County, have tapped barrel of this Pure bourbon
~ aecom%cdsto SustosfyH ysf
ALSO-1n store and for sale Edo
5000 Bush Prime Feeding Oats,
l00O % Ear Corn,
800 Family Corn Meal,
100 Bbls best Family Four.
PlEROE BHEBHAN,
jela 3l7 and $40 Broadway and Lock- port Avenue
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FIFEs AND. DRUMS.

A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND,
IN together with the most complete assortment
of Music and Musical Instruments, to be found In
Cincinnati. JOHN CHURCH, JR.,
(Successor TO .TRUAx a BALDwIN.)
jels-aWt 0B West Fourth st., Cincinnati
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nas- EUREKA SOCIETY - THERE
viii be meeting of the Eureka Society, TONIGHT
for election Of officers and other business.
jelS-at MARTIN WRIGHT, Secretary.
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nsSS- PRICES ON HAIR JEWELRY
REDUOED-9y improvements in tools, and large
duce my prices for Bracelets, Chains, Necklaces,
BreastPins, Ear rings, fingeT-rilgs, Charms, Sc;,
and see MADAM zWICk, North West corner Fourth
and Main street. jel3-aw|
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MIsTsG Anour PoKEH FLAT, STEERA CO.
A LARGE LuMF-A lump Of gold weighing
IS ounces, and worth SIS ives taken out on
Sunday. 5th December, from Mecham 4 Co.'s
claim, in Illinois Canon, Just above Poker Flat,
Sierra county. It was found, says the Msys-
vile Dem0craf, By a q green horn" who had
not been over o week in the country. X had
several pick marks IA il, az il been struck BY
other pasties, who were not fortunate enough
70 find IT, The mines in and about Poker Flat
are paying well, generally. Il is stated thai
several mineFs have lei fer the States from
Poker Flat during The past few months, with
little fortunes.
FATAL AoCIDEET N A SAw-FTr.-On 2nc
December says the Sierra Democrdt Of DoNnie'
vile, John Hopkins, alas "AmeTican Jack,
was killed al Clark's CaRon, On the North Fork
while engaged in saving lumber with a whip
saw. He was working in the PIT and whei
the log was sawed in two It rolled Of, breaking
one Of The skids, and falling upon hin, orushs'
him to the earth, killing him Instantly.
GONE TO B1AzEs-some hsn-born villail
set FIRE 70 a large hay-uch belonging to Dr.
Geller, on the night Of "a Dseembsr, dss;royinl
% tons Of hay, a fneh0rse and about 1000 fee
Of lumber. The light produced, our citizen
Will remember, was distinctly seen in this city
and 50 BRIGHT was II that many thought that
was at fuha CITY, whereas L was over on Ia
Sacramento river, some fourteen miles distari
Maryspfk Dsmocrat
A IRE occurred al Texas Springs, Shast
county, on the 18th November, bywhich a nun
Der Of stores and dwcling-houses were con
sumed. One man had 70 amp from an ups
window 70 save his life, 50 rapid were u
flames, and was much injured.
The wires Of the Plaeerille and Humboldt
Telegraph Company have been laid to Genoa
Carson Valley. San Francisco is, thereforl
now in telegraphic communication with Uta
Territory. She soon win be with Great Sal
Lake CITY.
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JeWI.h EmaneipatIen Ln Franee.

evils Emancipation IN France.
The Pans correspondent Of the Augshur,
-Algemeine Zeifuag writes:
The report q Napoleon concerning Tie an,
pointmsnt Of Jews to the C0uncn- General d
Algeria, and tie Imperial decree which il Gale,
form, are next 70 the admission Of Jews int
the British Parliament, the most imporau.
steps recently taken towards the emancipation
f that race. The line Of demarkation seuars,
ting the JeEs from the rest Of ue popul5tion
is nowhere. % faint ss IN France: where. fol
some tine pas Jews have been allowed 10 oe.
cupythe most Important political posts. Achil.
FOuld j. b. no means the first Hebrew Minis.
ter IL France; that honor IL claimed for Niche
Goudchoux, he first Minister e Finance Il n,
Republic Of 1875. Drouyn de- HHuTs, ne d.
plomat, who enjoyed the fullest co1fdence d
The Emperor, IL Of Hebrew dtsceat Tie
tire hGus 6u1lz, Rothschild, Psrere. Mfres
Pros, Oppenhsim Goldschmids &c, are Jews.
o. the popular Preach oompssers, there an
JeWH, namely Giacouo MeVebser (onrfnaIr
Meyer nebmann Beer Leon HaieT Tronen-
tai Heymsn LHl) ard Ferdinand Hitler Not
less uunerOus and respectable are the Jewish
hfsrafs in Rance, such a. Lon CozIaB. ~
others, not TO mention such al Ludvir BONE
and Heunch Esine. Rachel Felix ranked a.
the hrEt dramatic artist In France. and a rgm-
Der q other famous histri0nic artists, such 4,
WIheinine Claus, now Msdzme Hirzrhef
DIETER known a. MADAME SzsEsrdLD arr msr.
med 70 Jews Jews are found not onlv al -
head Of banking and mercsIfle houses. bui
some of them have achieved great namssf n -
departments Of law and phYdc. In the srmr
and navy alone their Eames Do not figure. ms
"Code Napoleon recognizes 10 Distraction -.
tween the Frenchman proper and the Jews born
Z France.
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INAUGURATION OF THE Bust Oh
JACKSON.
sArrAEnAY. JANrARY s rsss

JANUARY 8 lEH-
/ Tie military and civil associations inyiteC
to participate in the Inauguration, viii ap-
Frosch Court Square BY Main street, and re-
port, through their respective marshals, to the
Chief Marshal, who viii assign them suitabl,
places IN the procession.
? The procession viii be formed AZ clever
O'Clock, A. NJ
g. he cornerstone Of the pedestal VIII be
laid, with appropriate ceremonies, BY the Ma
sonic fraternity; after which the procession win
move thrcagh scus Of the principal streets to
the Gsiey Theatre, politely rendered BY Mr..
Crisp for the oocasion,) where an Grafton vii
be delivered, at p O'Clock, A. n, BY the Hon
Andrew Ewing, Of Nszhvile. The procession
vii be reformed after the Grafton, and marci
70 the square to join in the unwilling Of tn,
Bust.
4 Special arrangements viii be made al boit
the Square and tie Theatre to enable the ladiei
70 witness the ceremonies from the best posi-
tons Ladies viii enter the Square through
the eastern gate.
s. Citizens On foot are invited to form on tn
northern side walk O" The Square.
6. The Chief Marshal, accompanied BY hi
Aids, mounted and wearing red scarf, viii TAX
position on Main street, in front Of the Square
a. Io5 o'clock
JOS R WILLIAMS,
Cig MarshaL
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D. 60. mnrhrr.

he New iork IIbElf q January i reports.
The wear closes with a dull trade, incident Ia
the season and the festivities Of the HOLIDAYS.
Nevertheless, a limited number Of contracts fol
future delivery have been taken By the manu.
facuurers, and an important bus iness might hsrs
been concluded except for their refusal 10 make
future engagements until The expiration Of theii
present coHtracts. The extraordinary demand
Tor certain STYLES Of goods may mislead the
manufacture If be acts on the supposinon hat
the purchases are made foi immediate con
sumptsn He may have occasionto regret he
noB-scceptTnce Of orders Ehen the Suune
0pens, and be finds the goods contracted Tor n
DecsnbeI come in direct competition with his
produc; In March. We have the market al
present. and goods SHOULD not becamied 20 high
a. &c Lnvite foreign eonpett on, the effects q
which are seen long after tn immediate cause
has ceased.
Even now We learn Of occasional impora-
tons Of TIE low Printing Cloth, and some light
fabrics for finishing purposes, which can Be
produced here a. less than ths cost Of importa-
ton bat he object doubtless is 10 soften the
market fof De moment, in order 10 make more
favorable contracts. The Drill market, a. well
a. some stYles Of heavy goods, does not yet feel
the elects q TIE general improvement in busi-
ness, and any attempt for better prices VIII
scarcely Be successful gnM ~ production shall
be curtsiled-
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Dl virtue uf a ngrtEacr executed o. me Hu che fsh
ID day 90 NHyember. 1897. ard q power o. purchase and
execute aid murtEage on the sl-t day o. Dc1rmbgr. ISs
D A. c. Blair and wife Nlncy c. which m1rtElEs Is ai
record In the once 90 the Recorder. ll White county. IN
the state Of Arkansas, IN Buk ] page IS and 257. o. 49,
cure certain debts therein mentioned. 7 viii CNpse o.
public sale, 90 tire highest bidder fu- Cash. 90 The n-h
day q ganuary, 1855. ~ The corner n Malialu and Main
strectss IN The city of Memphis, he following uaCs %
LAND, ytnE AID bcinC ln ire county - White and state
q Arkausas, te-ult. the east half uui southwest quarter
% the Northeast Qurrrr - section u~lrty-lue aI1. The
southeast quarter Of tho northwest quarter o. secion
thiry-onei aiso the east half q southwest quarter q
secuuu thirfy-uei tis8 ne north half q The zrufhrast
quarter 90 section thIuE=1es also the west half 81 TIE
west half % section nureu; al1 The ruTh half 70 the
norh haf cf section tufutv-siN, an DO township eight.
nlrh range ave west; aa1 tie east half. and the east
haf % wrsf han ~ sectlu twenty-five. Iu township Sax
n1rth range sr west, cntsniu= Boa all. eleven hundred
and twenty lcrCs mere OF less The tile o. THE property
vii be warranted hv sid Blair and wife. through me a.
trustee. sale within LEGAL hours.
ta7-d r. J. DAVIDSON. Trustee.
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b-idss father, By the Rev, R c Grundy, DID, M. WI
BAYLEs MITCHELL % MIS- ASSIE Z, daughter Of Col
Gen. Pstusan- q nis city And -, nisnd Mtchen- W.
have retired from the noise, o~nfusicn and fory % hache
hrshLp. % Tie peaceful avea Of n~atrimOHy, and vi
vouas mt, with such q sweet partner as Gentle dnHici'
shes viii rhce nov, wh1m thou has called
To b. ny chosen. lovclg brides
she's more INTO thy nauly heart
Thsn an thstis IN the wud beside
Oh. thou hast uun q E1iieu pare
Aheart ~ fond and truly thine
" A sem within the ca.ket Lies,
Mure rich than Ophars Elien mine J.
on the sh a. December last in Bohvur county, Hiss
iy Rev. T. P. Davidson, Mr.. p CHANBERs, 90 CO
hma o0uny, Mississippi 90 Mss HENhIU A. DAVID
soE, daughter o. the omaEting erCma
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The procession vii leave Court Square il
the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
J. Music
2 Military.
8 The Vice Presidents Of the day the Al
dermsn and officers Of The city the veterans d
1919, and the officers anu privates Of all the
wsrs in which our country has been engaged.
l. The Mayor Of the city, President Of the
day, Orator Of the dsy, and the Chairman q
General Committse-n carriages
HIS Exoelency, the Governor Of the STATE
and his STAT, and the Chaplain Of the day-ir
carriages.
Special Guests-in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION
T.. Music.
6 Masonic Fraternity.
g. Independent Order Ct Odd Fellows.
10. Sons Of Malta, Temple Of Honor, anS
Sons Of Temperance, typographical Union
German Turner'S Association, Hibsrnian and
St Andrews Societies.
THIRD DIVISION
IL. Music.
r. The Memphis Firr Department
13- CITIZENS generally
The First Division viii form az the Gavoso
Hotel, under the direction Of one Of the aids,
at IO5 O'Clock, and be conducted to the Square.
JOS R WILLIAMS,
chef MarshaL
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mo R. MecLANAHAN.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DOME OvER
THE JACKSON MONTMENT.

THE JACKSON MONUMENT.
Esssrs. MuIER, CoLENAN and DUFEEE, the
committee appointed to select q plan for a
"d1mer 70 cover the bust Of Jackson, net on
yesterday, and approved he drawing Of JANIS
B. Cook. his drswing may be seen al CLAWS
& VApEE's Main street We give a synopsis Of
Mr.. CsoK's description
The design is a h~sxsstyls temple Of the Cor
inthian order Of architecture, circular in FORM
with three steps to ascend to the tessslate6
floor. In the centre, beneath the starred can
opy CT dome, the pedestal is 70 Be placed, sur
rounded BY SIX Corinthian columns, supporting
IN entsslsture and dome, surrounded By Z
wreath and balusTads. On Tie pinnacle is q
globe and the American eagle.
Extreme ornament has been purposely avoid
ed as more consonant with the severe simplicity
Of the character Of him whose memory thu
structure is designed to Perpetusts.
Sen JkCEsoE was a Mason, therefore thi
temple is appropriate, as all win understand
who have worked in this moral and speculatiy,
science The temple is entered b. ascending
three steps, eublematcal Of three stages O
human He-youth, manhood and age. III
Mosaic pavement represents the chequerei
scenes Of hulan life. The Corinthian column
are enblenatie Of beauty, and in the tempt,
we find the three great supports of Masonry
Vision, Strength and Beauty. The wreatl
which surrounds the tome tells rs Of that in,
mortality to which we all aspire. The Amer,
can eagle surmouutiRg the globe reminds Us o.
the great nation, whose destin IS are 50 int.
mstely connected with those Of every people
and to whose greatness and gloTy Gen. JAoKsos
eonsecratsd his life.
he design and its execution are beautiful
and in perfect taste, and in strict accordance
with the instructions Of the subscribers to thi
monument Plans Of a different character wer
presented by other architects, but Mr.. Cook
was alone, as The committee conceived, pre-
pared under the resolution Of the meeting in
structng them.
As specimens Of faishsd artisdcal work, OF
citizens should Examine TIE other plans sub
mItted. Some Of hem were too costly, perhaps
too ornate, and this objection was fatal, though
II is not one calculated to detract from tn,
merits q the artists who drew and colored them
The estimated cost Of he toms is sl,so0.
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DRUGGISTS And APOTHECARIES,
HAVE REMOVED TO
Nos. 2SI and 2S3 Main-st.
RrtnkIey's New B1oc1k

6rdnIxIey'B Now Block,
NC leave % ctf and direct ne especial afteuu1n q
ID DruEzsts ri Physiuauz, Merchants aud Planters
Tralesmrn and Buldcrs. Families and Cunzuners, aut
an cher persdut. 20 their large Wholesale DRUG
WARFHOCsE. No. Isl and 2s3 Msin street, 70 vhidi
ney have recCuty removed.
An buyers, be hey nrze o. small, vii md th-4r IN
terrsf alyancnd by calling AZ TIE Haumufh nrrg sturc,
Tor fhcir supplies, A. We are determined D. furnish Enccs
b tis trade a. q very snail advance on prime ct- Our
atier md aim are % furnish , home market 90 an ash
Or punfual deaie-E.
ne nfvanurss % such a touse In ne city o. hsmphfs,
must b. 81 ne utnoaf Importance % al dealers. where
fhrv can b. furnished constantly with Euods n und1uhtod
curlffv and a. prices uhlch W~lloupare with cher MAJ
fafs. We earnestly solicit a oauiluuance q trade frcm
aH our oi micufs and customer AZ oar nev stsud, and =
uruuaruouafe increasefram others. ommensurate VIA
our large expansion IN an Departments o. our business.
HFADs or FAMILIES A K NOTCH.
maj ue have hticd % an sp1rtmeut m front expresJ
fr heir aooumm1dauun, where tc choicest and hfsf ar
ticiet only viii be ~onstanfiy dealt out By experisnued
hanis.
Presripuons, g. iurmery. carefully and e~kIlfully
onn1ounded IN his department a. eli hons.
tas-drvaEiy s HAksfIkLD A. CO. DruEglats.
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r.
CARPENTER AND JOINER

UfhE suh-crioer. having in hs very extensive cstab-
Il hshment unequalled facilities for the Manufacture q
every description % Wood work Necessary for the fun
cmrlcu1n % Builiings, hegs leave to inform the pubIic
or MS city and o. the s1ufh and IVES. generally nat he
D. rrepared o. furnish al Or any parts o. ne VOID work
necessary for DWELLINGS Stores. Churches. or other huiid-
nga; including Door and Winiow Frame. blinds. sash.
shuuers p1orss Manues. Sairs. Base Bard. a.. a.
Planters andCthers. in the South md west viii. Il nnt.
hnd % Ereary 10 their advanfsEe 10 send thcir orders 10
me and may Be assured Of havIng them promptly Allied.
nd AT articles carefully psckcd and shirpad a. nrar BE-
directed.
Particular attention paid D. auing up Stores msknF
Counters, Desks, &C.
m vofk u ny line, 70 Be-, a. heretofore, q the very
hest quality and hnish.
y Over Whirpie. Manfzamarr A Co = pf.isipr Mn
hthe haguu- Terms Cash dac6-Iaurv
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TUE Partnership heretofore existing under ne stvit
uf WALKER. URNAGE a. Co Is tins d1V disaIref
q mutual consent. 7. G. furnace RETURNS from M
hrm- walker q c.. viii be hapry % sre an their Oh
ulends and Customers ar their vel known stand. o1rue1
= NAN and Adams street where they viii suu cnuuus
O. keep a hle and desirable assortment q every dra1rp-
ton Of Gentlemen's ClothInE and Furuishiug Gods
Memphis, January Isl. 1853. ASA
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REv. J. A WEST, No. 9, W~asAingfOn Riao,
Br0Oklyn, " K-"I thankfully aeknowledg,
the use Of Mrs. S. A Aliens preparations in
curing ny baldnsss and rrayaess.
REv. A WHISTLE, Ed. Chm Era, Boston,
Ma,s.-"Ihsve used Mrs. S A. Aliens prspa-
ratioas to ny entire satsfaedoB-I am now
neither bald nor gray"
We might add name after name Of equal
standing as foregoing from all parts Of Z. S,
and even some from Europe, such as Rev. ".
B. TAORSELoE, Prescott, England; Rev. Jas.
McFARLANE, Esopus, n. y Rev. B. BhUoE,
newmarket H.; Rev. c. NJ. KLrxex, Lewis
town Pa; Rev. J.. F. GHiswoLD, Washington,
n. H.; Rev. J., P. TUsTr, Charleston, S. C.;
Rev. VIZ. CUTTER, I'd. Mothers Mag, n. Y:
Rev. JANIS HoTT, Orange, n. J.; Rev. JANIS
P. sTosE, Greensboro, Vt, Rev. E. EvASs,
Delhi, o.; Rev. VIZ. r. Downs, Howard, n.
Y; Rev. GEo. NJ. sFEArT, Agent Penn. Bap.
Pub. Soc, Lewisburg, Union County, Pa:
Rev. DANL. 7. wooD, Middletown, n. Y;
Rev. Jos. MeKEE, n. Y City; Rev. B. c.
Smith, Prsttsburg, n. Y; Rev. ASOs BLAS-
eHAHD, Hsridsn, n. H.; Rev. D. MoEHIs,
River, n. y &C, &C. Every reader
must know one or more Of the above, but for
Information write to "Mn. S A. Al
I9h's Worlds Hair Rsstorsr Depot, No. ass
BrOome, corner Of Elizabeth Street, N. w
some dealers ny to seH preparations instead
II these, Of which they realize more profit;
'nsist on these, as they are sold BY all the
principal dealers in fancy goods, drugs, &C,
throughout the U. S, Csnsdas and England.
can purchase at the Depot, as above,
u order from any Of the larger Drug or Fancy
5oO& houses with whom they may trade, ss
III keep it on hand. COe96-I2wd2tswsw.
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