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Shnrin,. SaIe-

ID af ne law side e ne Ccmmal Law and Ch1noenr
Court IL he CRY 81 Memphis. and O. me- dirrCted. tn
faraf % 3. Alien and ". H. rhomfson hrm q Amen
a. nour=ou. iutemeTf 6h d1y ~ November. 1855. fr
effnf f-ln0 aud urt. s. a-iQo. \ viii sell. en- SATCR-
DAT ne SD eaF ci March iee. On fruut 81 he ster-
ffF or. u ur rifrH Memphis Tor cash 20 The hiEhrst
hitler. az faHoairr dcsrllrd ReI Estate Hfdf ground
sfuafrd In HHaf uart u thf city 81 Meurhs former
lr hnoum a. sauth Neuuhis- and descrihed iu ne plan
81 ne said cifg * Memphis a. 10 Ne. n, eat line. m
tHrf No. fnrtF-lnc lfl. md frouiinr sixty feet On ST.
Marta street md ruuniug 1afk e. ne BaVuu, he norih
line hriur mren huuired and eight f16l fect feet. md
fnr south linc tun HUNDRED and n~iucfv-eix f296l feet
inue. ne beFiuuiur point being go bret iron The arfh
SIDE n Nsu1e sfrec. Levied unln a. The property ~ r..
T. siaufrl. sale iu lrrz1 hours
p l. sHITH, shsriagf shehy county.
~ eEo- B. Fowl. nlnnl shelIS 9. fel
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NAsBIsoroE, February u.-Sndfc-Mr.
kulee reported a bill 10 abolish the frankinE
privilege.
Mr.. Beniamin spoke IN favor Of the purchase
Of Cuba.
House-ne Hoaseis engaged in considering
the Oregon admission bin.
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&aEMAraRR.

OE DRUMS and D1xes prime Cd Fishs
81 100 kers BelIHrnt Ntii-. assorted aires
IS boxes No I Palm Soap
% BOXES Pearl Sttrdhs
100 hexcs and half bnresN . Euisnss
10 cases " Haul Safuernes VINE,
= Cases Claret VINE
30 his extra White HOmIuTs
= boxes prime Rnck But1r5
% coils Mauilia Rope.
FISCHER with a general assortmeut 20 Gro7rrirs. or
store. ard 10 sale by CHAs McCIEAN
DIS No p Front Row
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NBtEAH SAFE
DN virtue 81 af-fG., Issued by tie CLERK o. to law
ID SIDE Of The Common Law ami Chancery Court e the
cty q Mruphis, and % ne directed IN favor ~ Morgan
A CRISP vs. J. Horne. J. I. a T. S1nsrraus End A. p.
sheldeui arm % j. T. Sanarrsns a Cos .. G. J. B.
GrlmuE. nrm of J. G. Grimug & Co.'s iuiEnent t2fh
IulF, 1865, and cot So fo-i00s win On HONDA 1h
day % March. 1889. in front ~ the sherinfs once uu the
city Of Memphis, sen fr cash q ne highest bidder, the
hlluluE Real E.tate lot No. Ai In the Cfv Of Mrm-
phla Ass feet square on Main street iu North Memphis.
al the property q John L. Sadarraus q Go. Sale On
icEalhrufs-
ROBT. T.. SMITH, sheridof shelby County.
b. GEo- R. PoWEL. DEPUTY Sherif s. C..
HrHr-HamnH
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NIWNNH WdIEs
DE virtue ni an hNecutiqn. a. fue directed b. the Clert
~ 81 ne law side 20 ne Cenmln law aud ChHnoery
Court - nc CRY o. Nemphls, araiusf y. LclueT. q. n.
Aunsarrst and W ]. avery. In fsrur ~ mlrmasJ James. I
vi eNpase - plhllc Ele. o. ne hf-hesr hfdler fnr cash.
% tr1ntgt ne sherlf 3 omcf, On Madison street. en- tha
CITY q Memphis fenn On ne 7h dsyuf March next,
$50, acertaiu De- Or parcel % rruunl anf Improvement.
knovu - 10 NJ. ll 90 uHe plan 81 une crv q Memphis.
irpsiinF an Hain street. eighteen feet ulrce and Three
quarter inches. and running hdrE uef enc nursred AMI
iqriy-eignt feet EN inches O. 81 alley Levied On a. us
rrepefW = ". T. avery, a. satisfy said Execution. this
FEB uay 81 ISIS. hsle Hitifnlezai hours
n SMITH, Sheriff Shelhr c1untY.
hy IHos , MrrArr, perrfr Shcrds c.
fe5-Iau8t
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Circuit Court. February RtsIes,
1859.


STATE oF ~rENSESsEB rTFnoN COCNT~
tOrEinal Ausdamr1i uar- a Nea-
we. AaalU
y miscase uarpe1zinr % mr, from rflf1rf rief. mlf
Il 70 leteulauf D. a m--resileuf nl fha sfafr lr IT,
tlereiarc Qrlered ihaf uuliielfieu o. msfan rlr Weckfv
ArreaA- ucwsrauer printed ant rubishaf iu fhac4F -
Memphis fr four consecutive weeks. fhr nr nntirrfian
20 Dc 81 leasi one week before The frsf Monday m Nav
next rrlulrlnE fhe defendant O. appear believe the Cir
cuf court ir said cuuuty, on said drsf uouits in Nav
neNt and detend the shove actions ofherraehhe uue
may b. proceeded win * psrfe.
AupT-
Attest q b TURNER. Cferk-
STEELE Hs1r Attorney for Plaintiff fshs-uH
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~ See auaar1eiu aasu1, VA II. BrrDsrs o.
d anaie - ns oae z Cry lz-cneaor. - D. ea-
.a narrfrIr.f rlsrIrr araa-a
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g.. ". H.f.rF.g's
STORE.

A WV ocEAr rELEGHAFHi EEw nourE rdn
rHE PACIFIC HAunokbG
AKE questions DIV he'lFe no people. M ue uouH a.
rsf orr repfau bcsra raussng iu ans asatso.ers- 10
on either ruhilrt b daau toe " HANSAss s.a-s
SO Nam street, nd huT a fishianshis suft q cL0rHrs.
Cost Hat rdr ~ Paut. Ver, ruarshiu. Draacre
so1ts me Fran-h shirt, cri4is. su.peni,u. Gloves
Hanfsrdhien eic- nleu haa bar ne ufuai price
ms store b nsarb ia fhs rear ms ilusu Gsra.o
Hotel a5 KAN street f.b1-t~
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NEE|ET| NTTENTW8
NV OHLEANs, February 1t.-Auived-
ship Laraboe, from Liverpool, and bark How
ard, from Rio.
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HrILL rlrenfamuf aftennan othe tutcreEfsa ncn-rcs-
W idcnt and cher owners 81 lands IN hrkansas and
NIssissiru. ir ne matter q paving taxes Redemption
lands HRd Tor EaNeF ipcalon 90 warrants and STRIP F; tha
adjustment of unes and ne examination and sale q
Lands. sisas a-enuen gwen also Go ne odleciou %
DEBTS. my13-dtwEWfv
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Anachmen1 Nohcc

We t4ustef uI the Peaoe Or shelhE
TX re at1re alsred caua sn 1ralhmauf h.s Seen fsrrrf
II 90 ierHrr w1 fhe e1sfa b ra dafaularf n-sr ne
aGfrFf - ff rlalnff aNH7ne u1-rf.fleraa g me
acfralsnt ~ nst ~ w. luarntl 81 Hhfa fn \ Gam
nrnficnHf ir fme lmdarffi aut feaaaI refrasr-f 4 -
fuirci p srrear - a me m Heurls an Hhe zs dav
Il Mo-. 1859. and defend sad afscamraf s-r Il -
,r- ufsrhr proceeded alh e1 porte. f.ae-r
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CiACgfS Nd SCgaFTis UsED.
nANfHLEIs oCnfaiunr Testimonials ~ ne hi-hrf
Il chara-feT viii De- forwarded 10 any ftsf may ulsh
them
Cases cured near Memphis
Mrs HIX. cn-er. . wears e~flnfinr.
NJ Chuslana More % gears e1uIrEs
Rev Peter Cup. NJ. D. rs .
Wm- Duke. rs a
Huimm watkins. 10 e.
scud fnr bis pamphlets. Atfrcss.
las A. CB0FuON, Nd.
ull-twiv Wunferfrn A.
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old Zine fer .sdpOieOn, .IsEnss0s
and Wh}fe Rirers.

a. q F0LaEn. CIrrE
TfHE United stfrr Mnl steiner KATE ~
4 FnIStEE having tLr usu ar-r1E Or AaE
tla uaEf Uur pears she win leave ls
every MONDAT lni~ TuEESDATlt H-l11Er- rL.p1sI-
lively md Napoleon evrry TUESDAY ard T8IDAT az
3ra1ck p o. Ih-ourl ueErHE sl regular points. ar
rezulr rates caprflu MeHauus viii give hs -nllrllel
ruauflrl t1 ue wants ION sEiarIs unda the line FHr
rerhf OF ulsa-s arulv cu laarf- OF 20
TH0MAsH WILLIAMS CO. A-eul=
a2L6m Er. 8E3TsrIHEau
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EXCELSIOR
FuFnitaFe S8a siaHs Mar ra8ms.
C.. a. CHURCHILL

DEsPECTFULLT invites nc attention 81 me public 10
n h1s new and extensive stlck q
Furniture. Mltressos, WlndlF shade.
Pisn-, OIL Cloths, Wal Paper.
Carpets. Curtain Gods. Paper Decorations.
Alao-Cottau's# india Rubber Spring Bed Bottom % a
very superior artCie.
Is. B-Tam Pepper hung and CsUefs mala and laid a.
shat aaiioe and IN me best msnner. Tcrms fair.
C. &. CHURCHILL
uz0-u7m Ne. Isl Main street Memphis. Teun.
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FOHee--TFISsf Safe.
nTvIrrueof a deed % trust tQ me eEeCufed. 81 q. l.
ID Wafer, bearlng date he gan DAY Of FstruarV. I85s.
M duIvr recorded lu he nes1tcr's Omca % Favsus
county, tennessee, win, on ArURDAY, fhs fgta day
Il February. 1854 AZ The r-ssiisnco Of said L. waller.
bceu Maou.near Eiha. Tor De purposes therein ON
tanned sell Oh TIE hlshest bidder, for cas1, the t1l1ving
uegEo slaves n-uu Lucluda, Eira, Jaoob. base Hun
prhcgs Cinihia Jennie and Neal, and Increase Of the r.
mlles tnercuf since the execution Of said deed % trust ~
any. or % m1nTof SAID ucgrc slaves as may BE- aud1eui
% pay "a ana dEharse the debts, with interest 1sreon
In SAID deed OF trust
La. n-L- b Y aEEn- r-m-es.
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Norton a Coiburg, wholesale liquor dealers,
Nc. 50 Monroe street, having a large and fne
stock Of liquors and cigars are prepared to
furnish orders from the country and hotel and
steamboat bars lower than any house in The
city also. with lager beer and cream ale. CAL
and eoe
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=. NAIL
FOR LOUISVILLE.

u. = Nj III IL
FOR LOUISVILLE,
- -
EVERY WOypAT THURSDAY AID SATURDAY.
ATaP ST.
ALVIN ItsIH Masler.
avery MoNDAT at4F-M
MOSES M5LELLAN. ----.----r- u. ERwIE MasEr
EveryrHURsDN ltfF.Er
Every SATURDAY. Atm
G0NNECTNG az Cairo With che Ul1ois Certr1I ErI-
uads at Paducah with he O. s. Nail Steamers Cor
NHshvlle and Oh points lu ne Cumberland river Cau-
meet 1t Louvile With the s. Nail Zine s,esuer-
JACOB TRADE AMI TELEGRAPH N5.E
ir Cluciuuau anil -henes via ,hs Little Mlsmi Eairo-i
.nd IFS o~auncetiur lines Of rood 90 althr Nrrh-u ai
Eastern cHes
PASSENGERS uszeteI BY this route 30 81 points Narn
1uI EIst
Ehraush roCeipfs cven fr otlu Sc Destined Or
New York Philsterhla Boston Hlt-n-re st Hoher
points
The boas in this line sFe m lus arla- and are ulsur
passed Cor speed rmurt ald snsev
Hauro- strerr auhsife between F-oatRov and Main
faz3-eu
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TrHE defendant. n DorfinE viii tke notice hat an
Il 1rfadhueut has been sued oui hTT Werner against
him iT the sun ~ $40 ani has here levied ulan che
uaEru ls dHiend1uts Urapcrr, and thaf the same B. sef
ST. frlai re- Tuesday. ths ll day Of March. 1881. al whira
time sait feisndant may aupear and defend on ndrrmeuf
viii D. rendered aEsinsi him
LOUIS r. CARR.
nDG-1Hufw affa~unr ra~ pfai~fiH
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HAnbwARE, A-sEIcuLTuRkL l~MFlEHEsTs,
Sc.-H YOU arc IN want q such goods, read
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Read clsaTes q vaaen's holiday aavsriiss-
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- W0NIII0 d I0IEI 0I""T
MERCHANT TAILORING.

N ALL us B~RANCHEs.
Having catered uuen he arh ven 81 bis siouru in
thz ofv. he would resuecffuly reiuru hIs sincere th1uks
b. has many friends fer the very liberal eucuunzcmeuf
raarived, trusting that a continuance ~ faithful aitcu-
filu Ca business. sni putting forth every enrt % please.
r. may receive a Jun share sni iheral Increase o. pa
tr1ulge Having a large s1rk q the dnesf fmpurtatilus
on hand be naters hiasef that he uiii be ahle b. meet
ne wsuts n fhc most fasidious.
Those in want u the best articles ~ KID Gloves and
ether srticies Of Gents FmHishing Gsris. Would d. well
o. Erc him auu.
Having Suffered many heaTy hssea tgln the credit sTs-
ten. D. woud inform hs friends Inst hereafter he viii
sfortthe Cash pru.5ris q tiug busincs-no grA de-
nVcred until paid for
Persons leaving oricrs who are sfIauger- DC viii be exc
uectad that q deposit he made " unr-thiul Of the amuuuf
% NE order. or q satisfactory reference Business hours
$ A. .f1B p u. oe21-m
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Jsnu1w rs is59 ISIS
Par orsanz- ~ cd "a
Nidnins o-iean--.--l o. -d ID
STATEMENT or COTTON
stzk Oh hand September ], is5s.----..bales W2n
Arrived rrstt three sgs---------- boz 8.oal
Arrived reTlolfly--- 4 ST. 4icbo
IaIes
Ezpartod past mrce dsys.----.-----. ass
ENplrted prcrlQnsT.-. Rolt- elallf
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PoHrEAIrs nv rHE MnIIoN-rhree hun
dred taken daily, with ease. opposite Odd Eel
Iowa Han Babies, family groups and aIlmeh
and women pictured Scientifically, BY the
artists, Tyler a Co. Prices from 20 censs to
$50. for the finest Ambroevpes.
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See Advertisement OF Turf Oh, in another
column. and call on Ward a Jones, and ga a
nsmpbIsf. Il cures nan and beast.
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sre autaari-ei % aunosse IoHS n sowEN a. 3
anfid.ts o. cig TX cssesar q Sc -asuias 5us
1a~fn f.rrqa.
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For hne hats, stylish hats and fashionable
hats, 70 to Fai7ehnd a Morris, No 2ss,
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See ;. H CLARK ) co.'s column.

&c Q -. - s -. e0lana.
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NO
MAGNETIC PLASTER

MA6NEIIG PLASTER
The Great Sfrengfhener and
Pain DESTROYER.
TIE best and cheapest H1gsahad Remeiy in ore u1rtf-
simple md pleasant IN b. application. csrtsin ani sasc-
-uai IN iu results. AbesutiiuI. -ieuud- external Co.
rsuve. applicable Or the relief 70 pain 40 any time. in
any place m any part a che human system. and under sI
ar-msu1eE yu pm aepIs.ier Hyuhers, BE- ulin
is nsre boz piufar via saek therr u1uI fhe pain has
vanished ne pissirr masnetz1s The pain away. and
PAIN CANNOT EXIsr WHERE THs PLASTER Is
AFFLIED
Rhem1usm. Lampuczz stiffness. Weatness DEBILITY.
Nervousues NsmsisIa p~ysprrsa, Caughs and C,ih
Pains au1 Aches q every bind. dawu even 90 C1rns IRE
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and win little patience.
PERMANENTLY CURED. by me ma-i1I lnfusncu %
DE MAGNETIC PLASTER. % is me simplest sre-
safest plrszautsst sui Cheapest remeay m sxi-rn-e
IT, apriofion is univerai-sqmuy % the srroa- nan.
ne deiirare uam1n All mc feeble innnt u each auf
al o. win rru~e q Balm ard blessing o.. use s a-r.e-
thle. 1ul uihour a-an1yan-e or tr-sbie Dts r-lr /.
within r11ah Of af-rieh o. rors az may have BE- ani
en- slaut hsre BE- who are si1k anf sursria- in any rv.
FtANrEEs stord De- always supplied via mis lnraI-
aatIe PLASTER 20 VIZ De- DE Cod Physias1 on eng
pauauan, ready or s1 times. iul tt instant u-ice
Put w IN llr-usht un baNes Ealh tx wall make sz
o. cishi paeter snl any child en- srresi th-m Pr 4.
Is cent? atax wun fU fud plain trerir-
C. |MOHEHEAB- n. d.
lnyaH-u md Pr1rlTtar 20 walker street. n y
~ hrrehelis MsEuets Fl1star b. adty on Dru--
uss Ir ever cry. t9en. ard llt-e cine nifet States.
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L p WADE
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ROc E7errin


TrsT r-eisrd ron Baizinore rd 20 aie. % al
- nrrss urf % Ernr-Hir ff nmir ne.
PAHutM. PUCEFrT Z n
s. M ~ r-a-f nau
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Lasrra FRIDAY. Fal-lsT I5. az 6 rflocE p e.
1. AlAL~------+..LH1 n NAVEL. master
ears % ue ahave rEi lrtsru
~ 1lp ~ a1ve- ~ 1aish
or pEszaeei apTiTuu tlarl cru $3.50
III EawLINGs lssl
alol4-A 20 g1GMln street.
hs-Af Faef1ar f41s=t fr larlrle cad Clreln1al.
Leaves retrarF u ataPm
y. sTEwau1 Narllr
IL elre % Ue 1hr1 sea -lrlsrue1ats 49,
l1flrEs a l-frarftrrI
hsii-u H1RllsrAD Harlag 80
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SUFERIoR BouRnoS. -Ni1etesn barrels
b John Raine whisky in store nd for sale BY
W. JAS Johnson, No. ss2 Main st.
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TUsT received and Cor sale az a rsas1nahle rate a. 30. .
- EE-htusr hlldlnEr 100 husheis extra No I SEED
..L -ll.-LuI ELLLlrI ALLWnnD.
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SEyr To Iau--Two ezilts from Die green
Isle, named Pat McCary nd Owen kennedy,
stole a Erindstone on board the Langlg night
before last, and were making of with e when
fhey were detected BY a policeman and locked
up in he calaboose Yesterday they had a
haarilg before Esaaire Horn, who, becoming
convinced they Fcrc not of 'he right grit, he'd
them to ha1 in the sum q $50 each. They
failed 20 fn1 q and were seat up 70 awan the
session Of the Criminal Court. They said,
urrn tual, hey only meant to borrow the
gulds.one to sharpen their knives % they
could cut .hfr grub So much for tough
beef Poldcifias have axss 10 grfnd7 ard
why nay not meansr ere-tures have Jack
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P.vooAsr.-A fresh supply q those hne
fresh. delicious Baltimore oysters received ane
ready for delivery ar Psneo1sts dePot corner
Of Monroe and Second stress Those fond Of
GOOD oysters win GO wei 10 can and supnlY
tb.-selvrs for Sunsav.
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RrooRBERss CoURr-The-e were onlF seven
eases before Recorder East yssterday ai for
drunkenness, ragranev and dsoHdeIlv condaet
The fines were paid except i two eases
These were sent 10 the chain gang.
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.FFF0chnPPaRf.

STATE or rEANEsSEE 10 the once af q Waldran
Sheitv csunry. fEsq. in CITY ~ Memphie.
" Werner.
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d inea.

DhANDIEs wines Lquars ans se-arss Raidus
ID Nur s=ar Cste sc-s iur reeeisrd. q
j. s. MITCHELL CO..
IrurI Nn-H prnrrna l. efnnnrfTr rfaF
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EdmOndson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
OIL AND LEATHER
Va 90 wsrx errrrr

Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
g q . IA SfirEuD.
KEEP o~usaulJ 90 hani o fl zzs1rtmsut ~ articles u
ther line u-usisius IN past a Franlh ami Amlrilu
Cimstim mamlrk AMI Olk-rnued Sole Leather. sEiu-
mss Hdrncss Birdie, Wax anl kip Cpper Leaner
Eulmeiet aud Patent Leansr Of au kads Pal Haz.
cham1is, Deer Lining snl TorprE sEia Alza a nI
asarmeuf e Sadlcusi ~shosusEen and Tanners Taois
&C. sntirrH HlrdgaTs ana HuuesH untussaf even
Farlety-a uhich We resUeef1nT invite me attena1l o.
prr1H tugius in ou line. mz1o-us-fr
Hides! Hides! Hides!
We are prepared ar aHy time o. ply the HIGHEST
HAREEI PRICES, 10 CASH, rr
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS
Shipments zliatsd % vhi5h re premise our prompt
anl sue1aI arrnuon.
E-DMoNDsON s. ARMSTRONG.
So 27 Main street
uueaNfuau1E san RI fhr Grifen -urrur-
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AnEIrrEDT TO BAiL-Edward o. Mallsy who
has been in Jail for some weeks past awaiting
his trial before fhe Crminal Court on a charge
Of petit larceny, was admitted 10 hail ycsteF-
dav 10 the sum az Hre hundred dollars
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rnonucr rrIcr crnnr,r.

sSssR-r.H, sss7s raa- 7ses css.o. .as
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saturday Horping, r~ssruaEy e, 'sa.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-12

~ Aersnaer, al go Main street. Hunts
new block, has received a complete assortment
Of valentines Of every color, size style and
pattern. a. az pHces 70 suit an purses Give
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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 81.
AT the last session of the Senate, resolutions
were passed requesting the President to cause
the heads of the Departments to submit their
estimates for expenses of the Government to
the noxt Congress, upon basis not exceeding
$50,OOO,O 900 annually, exclusively of the public
debt and interest thereon, provided the same
can be done without injury to the public service.
Estimates are in course Of preparation in ac
cordance with the spirit of this resolution and
with view to strict economy, but it is not at
all probable that the expenditures will be re-
stricted to such narrow limit. Reliable ad-
vices state that the Government Of Nicaragua
has every disposition to make with us salts
factory transit arrangement, and that the only
obstacle to this is tho Belly contract, which,
however, has already failed in some particu-
lars. No action has been taken by the Gov
ernment regarding the aiders and abettors Of
the Harper's Ferry conspirators already cap
tured. Should sufficient evidence against them
be obtained, it ia supposed the requisition for
their surrender will be made by Gov. Wise, as
in the cases of Cook and Hszlett.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-01
Big Doings and Great Men.

The New York Herald urges most vehe-
mently that the U, 8. Marshals should be or
dered Immediately to arrest SEWARD, WILSON,
GREELEY, GERRITr SIXTH, GIDDINas, Governor
CHASE, snd such men, as conspirators before
the fact, with old Brown, and that the Fed
eral Courts shall try them for treason against
the United States; also, that Congress, on the
first day Of meeting, shall kick the traitors
from the pure halls of the National Legsla-
ture.
We believe that friend BAILEY, late Of the
Free South, Newport, Ky, has not been made
sufficiently famous, and should therefore be
brought before the United States Court as ac-
cessory after the fact in exciting serious
instruction in all ranks both in Newport,
KY, and on this side. The talk now is BAL
LEY--who is BAILEY,
Some declare that this fabulous BAILEY is
preparing to attack the Arsenal at Newport
capture the two hundred soldiers stationed in
the Barrscka, have their uniforms all colored
with yellow Ochre, and send them up the Lick
ing River in fat-boat driven by caloric
power, bound for Falmouth. That some Buck
eye has purchased the Kentucky Central Rail
road, and that all the Barrack arms and
BAILEY's life guard are to be sent up the line
Of the Covington and Lexington Railroad to
spread war, devastation, plunder, carnage and
all such extra baggage, among the people in
the bluegrass region. We hope President
BucE will order the arrest of old BAILEY.
Everybody talks about BAILEY. Five thou
sand copies of bis paper, If offered in our
streets, would 60 off like hot cakes. The New
York Herald must include BAILEY in his list
OF magnates.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-01
The City Marshal Question.

The people of this city, whose votes were
given to the officer now performing the func-
tions of the City Marshal, would have dropped
their ballot outside Of the box if they had even
suspicioned that the city or the county would
thereby have to pay the expense and fees in
ourred In the support of City Marshal at the
rates heretofore paid. The people do not now
intend, if possible, by any device, to be SUBJ
jscted to such an expensive luxury. The city
authorities, vel hope, will not leave stone un-
turned 10 so settle this vsxsd question of Mar
shalship, as to settle itcertainly. The by-play
now going on In the Courts will not settle the
question for the city. The contest now Is be-
tueen JOHN S. GANo and BENZ. ROBINSON, with
which taxpayers are not specially interested
The occurrence Of Judge GHoLsoN having
been counsel for Mr.. GASo, caused him to
Withdraw from the sittlngs here, yesterday, In
the District Court Of this County, and Hon. G.
P. ScoTr, Of the Supreme Court, presided,
Judges CARTER, MALLON and DICKSON, also, on
the Bench. The case was ably argued, but
only, as we think, on collateral issue, which,
however it be decided, will not decide the
question, "shall the City Treasury pay the old
foes to the City Marshall" That, perhaps, can
only be settled, on suit by Mr.. GANo, or BY
Mr.. ROBINSON, against the City. Come on,
then, with your direct suits, gentlemen, and
then this vsxed question may be settled.
The Judges having taken the subject under
confederation, at noon, yesterday, were for the
remainder of the day at Chambers examining
the question, they possibly may give their de-
cision this morning.