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TRASscEsBENTALIsM.S You know, mad
an, that you can not make a purse out Of a
soW's carr
"Oh, sir, please fan me. Ihave limitations
Of a swoon. When you use that odious speci-
men Of vulgaritv again, cloihe IL in refined
phraseologyl You should say. 1T Is impossi-
bic 10 fabdcate a pecuniaV receptacle from
the aurieu'ar organ Of the softer sex OF the
genus hor.s-
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Bv The death Of the Queen Of Portugal. th'
roung monarch Ct that Kingdom becomes
aidower, az the age Of twenty-five he was
King az sixteen.
Some Of the journals, On the news OF the
death Of this princess mak he mistake o.
confounding her with the late Queen, Maris
"a Gloria. mother Of the King, whose name
was 30 familiar 20 readers Of foreign news
during the contest she waged for TIE crown
with her uncle, Don Miguel. Size was one Of
the three queens who governed the Kingdoms
Of Great Britain. Spain and Portugal az The
zane time: two Of whom, Victoria and Maria,
were born IN the same year
Maria was daughter Of the Emperor Pedro
L. OF Brazil. Of the house Of BraganzE, who
renowned the crown Of Portugal in favor Of
his daughter BY an Austrian Arcfduchess, and
then the crown Of Brazil IN favor of his son,
bv a second wife, who was a Leuchtenberg,
daughter % Eugene Beauharnals, and thus
cousin Of the Emperor Napoleon. Don Nj
guel kept Donna Maria out Of the crown until
her father. who had abdicated two thrones,
took % arms, and finally established Der right
which was confirmed BY the acquiescsBcs Of
Don Miguel
me frst husband OF Donna Maria was also
a Leuehtenberg, but he died within a week
after marriage, and her second was a CohurE,
ofthe same family that has given royal fam
lies to Belgium and England. The Leuchten-
berzs and the Coburgs are the Iuckiest fami-
lies IN Europe. Poor and numerous, thew
have within a Few years gwen kings and con
sorts and expresses % England, Portugal. Bel
eiun. Sweden, Brazil, and married into the
Imperial House Of Russia
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francs by these people for a bottle q exeerable
vino. that ordinarily sold ct half a franc, and,
worse than ali. he had seen French wcuhded
men twice turned out Of hoJses TO accommo-
date Austrian wounded ana be said hat af-
ter he saw that he didn't care for the future
whether he turned his sword against The tai
.faus or the Austrians.
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o. this cfr yesterday morning, the I1h inst, 81
rpaaii fsser p woLTF to ne tnirtisih year q hH
age.
The funerrl uui take place from his late r~ssidsncs. al
io Nain street a. g oclaat. THIS MORNING. ms
frieaAs o. ne family ere invited to attend-
MEMPHIS August u. 1859.
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THT

NHL
To-day wi dstermins the vote Of the numer-
oas candidates now in the hsld for the Office Of
ArOrney-Gensrsl and State Reporter. Tickets
viii be supplied in abundance, and we advise
every voter to turn cut and vote iust as be
piesses. We are, moreover, perfectly indihsr-
EFT whether our advice in this mstteris obssrv-
edW net Polls wiz be open, we presume, In
the eiEht narss Of he city
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F. LANE & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
n
COsn-nfSShOF MERCHANTS.
No ? South size Uaion Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

On ronD-.-.A q. rursDwrrL
~ % sin1ere thauks b. aur --vD
q uustamsrr uh8 have here aAAAA
AIS ptiruiEed o. and asaIu A
parity % @ Mtl- "a
CUT OF FACTORS ~ COMMISSION ,gR
CHdNTS.
W. w alHars keep ON haui a large slrpfr of Hir-tne.
BE- mifauafian s-ppIics. uhiah We rrI frn..H n
ne Hufaf uarErf rates.
our anue far selling I'd si1rius Caf-au uff BE- Is
cfnia prr t1le, sn1 fr Storing anl stfqpI1r b cent. ~
bale.
AZ p'.tau Consigned o. us ty stesmh1ats a. veil .
Aai pm slfa. Unl De- covered hy our Ou=n P.Lr % In
an llifs clutrarg inztrucu1us are given.
We have hr largest aui aest unsfHateI R--f and
~refrsf cttlu shed on TIE city. capable ~ .fr-iur
4lutI hlieao Cltfau.
Lhrrl Casa Advances male su Cafirn ia store ut-u
D. LANE a. CO.
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SHELBY COUNTY ZAP

Two huuSE sEHvASTs-ns DO and ne other 1
years % age-active aui csuahI-
U-I MnNannn A. wr-nuw- -
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4 Rare Chanee M q Phrsieian

Az IMPROVED ARKANSAS ln Van Burrn
Il uauniy tr sale cheap r cash. Aisa. o s--fs euu-,-
site the toEn o. Grauf Gara. A-Fausas.
ais MuNeAWwH At Uwpnru 4 ~
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ELECTION or DIRECTORS

D.hSCANr % ne Requirements % fh. chatter srl
oF-.iWs g ne Memphis a-G Clr.cta grlra.5
- mranr fhe stpkhoifc-s viii eIr-f n.nr 10 ral-.-- III
- lnraEr On WEDNESDAY. TCH DAY or SEP
hEi serve twelve mluthS. and u1iI tha 2
f eletrdan9 qlaufrL Pouswiub ec1snsl
aeT = 10 isurtuy az Memphis Tenn an
it.FlNr As. StHrkh1Hirr win - ua-erT fraa 4,
~ ~" m la fr1m fhe 6th o. ire sE in-iu.ira III
'cil iiH- fl-ir -t-F -~ruh-lfer rr me cnIrrta-.
he FH7I saw TATE. Pes.
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COrnl Corn!

Nv have ia store anl fol saie 1870 bushels Fs.f Zen
uree and Tennessee Riv-r White Corn. In f1me.-
u' Huaus1a11rE aacka. j. d In perfect order. and W.
e-peraly ommenin % MiIer.
arI1-1w ga ~
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\ order o. enter mere th1r1ueFly into tha Grocer
4 ara Erst11r business. iu uhia Q au NV ar-r-rF 1
pTee selling the tHliavlrE Ge-irHhIe property
uruer Nam and Linden streets. one hau-r
aui a1t Do tllu1V-u'E Atfur1 t1 Mrmrhi4 AMI one u.
b feet front au 5r1r-ia street adjoining my present
r-e-lleu-e fu Ham1uf1 E1aI
Tn. ls NJ . property. and VII be- aolfchesp Our cab
o. ez1hlaEe1 Or Grooeriss. 90 sHI rartlv ID u-a -
h1lau.a a.l-
Flr further rlrucliars apry Do
THos LEONARD.
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burned Ont

me- WA De- found a. s. n. Wizueu q Co b On
union street In he rear o. the house.
Az NJ are luiehtet % us are re7rafeE r,~,u "a
9rule-
La.llt Ime - VII BE- prepared g. furnish sIluho
via heir orders. vita Door. s4sh
n AookE. HALSTEAD q co
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A NEW DoDGE II FNASoE.-The Wash
ington- Satss describes a novel way Of raising
funds, which is carried on IN ibat and Other
cites. Il SAYS
Il seems that a frm in New York advertise
q { they have meneyt 10 loan On application
being made, the hou we is required to ad-
vance one pc cent. on he amount he desires,
pending the consideration Of his application.
L is rejected, ono-half the amount Of one per
cent. on the sum desired is returned 20 him,
and the remaining hall gees to the firm for the
trouble" they have been placed az in eonsid-
ering the application.
Under the ~supposiiion that ell applications
are rejected, quite a handsome amount on the
per eentsge, mnst result 10 the prs,endedlend-
ers. The firm is located in New York, and an
agency noV exists somewhere In this city.
Some one Of the applicants, who has his ap-
pication numbered, as rejected, 800 has re-
ported he matter to the New York police au-
thorities However, il may Be questioned
whether there are any false pretences about
this, in riew % the fact that tie applicant, be-
fore Investing bis money understands theterus
cf the harFsin,
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FOR N.9EE.

may BE- bad u tie cn1e % the CsmBanr
AS "rner OF Aadison street aud 'FRONT.' Rsu. b.
aue-1m
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NORTHEHy
FIRE And LIFE iSSFRAECE GO,
M Naarnafr Co..

MMNMMMMm
ESTABLISHED N Is1s.
om1e On PhraielFha. No. a. s1uth TlirI Street
81 SUBSCRIBED ssa.ea
PAID Up CAPITAL \ RPLrs.-.-.q fo4 IN
ANNrAL REVENUE. a. ~
LOHDOJT DIRECTORS.
r orse e Anirreon. SIR Clas- r. McGr.e5-. Rst
Thomas n. FsrTuhar. william 49,
La Eraest Rru1e. u. p. wm. NiIer p C,,-..
Az fletcher secretary. Dulcan james Eav.
Eiuard Fuchs, VICE Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA OAR OF
Msssrs stuart n BUther; Myeu. C1arbo-n A O., q.
Wm MdEec 6Co.i NcCuchean n Collins smih. VII.
lhms Cos James Graham A. Co.'S Jos H Wifrheu
hI-i President Mcch Bauk; Ias pu1Irp Fas r-.s
dsut To- "a Bank Hon. A. W.. Porter. iie Iuizs s1-
preme Court
Thls Ecl established ani successful Couranr. i me-
llrrl O. effect Insurance against Lws 81 nrwa-r f-
EihL % pseNinrN Narshuuzes Stores. StcEs % GoaH5
SAP and urr Carrpes- uhts in port aul o1 MrHhs--
due saneraily not ex1redius
Thirty thousand Dollars on a Sinrle Ritk
% ~nrst-eiass Cotton snd woalen Mrs. nj sr-esii.r
SO OF on any one Risk The Rates - Premium ~
1919 ana the c1ndlilous % nsuranca are framed
with Tie Ereaiesi literally.
Tue Policies % the ~Asg-RAv~r CON
fANt are Dot uny guaranteed D. large CrrifsI. M
AIS y ne unlimited personal rcspauslbilty % over one
In1lsand oharrhoieu. Losses promptly afIu=feF nj
paid witlous reierence 20 Louian-
WILLIAM GETTY.
General Assent for the CuitaI STATE.
No 81 Suih rhird Street Phnadsiphia.
APpfations can Be made 20
Insurance Agent No. q Nadis1n street, up stairs.
hul2-dfm
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III Superintendent.
Lieu LIE. C-ammnudaut
G p SILL. A. " pr1rHraT o. pm.
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JEEno
P. S.-AI the gret foxes I has vet sene here
is Mr.. J. ID. B. DeBeau and Hon. Dudley Man.
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leral Grocery and Commits
sion Business.

= tne.r OF stand, where they viii be pleased u usit on
ne patrons Of the od house and the public w-re-.nv
Iney vi keep constantly 90 hanf large stocks of GPO-
SAalHo, md ull De- prepared alvays % furnish them a
ne lowest marketfafes.
n T. PORTER.
AnEusf Z. Gq-anf-rm q " 49,
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N'hh ulsri1ers are prepared % Do auwarF nue lin.
a q MOVING RAISING AND sTRArGWTFvTVg
D-i-Nes IN -hh 1tIr \ N~EIGHBORING
COUkr-
al4 lrllh ne Pest one, or a. tie residence q
nfsl n Exchange street, between Third anI F8urfh.
p RAD a co.
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seals 11 Prra@ Or LlfE-s. Courts an 8anks. Pni
and Ornaments Welding and visitirr ca .. Co fhabs
-fris - % art S-snrn ulst-z o. Ev sire
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WOULD hke % give Nine Acres Of fart imu-,vi,4
- and lcVrl Land, two miles east % Mzmphis. "a ~
Figfon hoost Rad a. drt payment lr MIssissnpi Ia1L
under cultivation. md ue-roes
Auply % eoqsu-
iTlT-fm -
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hh e-ptrnership heretofore existing between TIA
a mal-rstened undsr The drm O. SMITH s. PORTER
Is ms day Dissolved By mutual consent. Either 49, Il
huihorized % use he name Of the am IN uasidaiion.
Memphis Ans. 0. 80. D T P0RrFR-
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1lp lrr- on New Hai-izh Rod. So miles from Men,
rhl-i p acrrs cleared la suee D. 1viiy umbered
eX--edI1ET -hes
yu kONsARRAr. nrPEEE CO
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RunaWay---S2I ReWord.

A G NAN famed cam. b1f - -
vii nd hlLLIAM WALLACE p
y years ef. Eve feet eiEht inches hiTh. wrf-t.A
ae.l. 10 Or 10 ruuurs, and j. blcks irfauirartN
Ad hkeT, and b. e painter has aWifrafR ~ pr-.s.
olneI .. Alin md Poplar streets dresses neatv s7.-
% iursins ah1ut toEn o. IN ns ririnifv- arf
y pfAFe4 . hdfe a forged p1sE Altzraf rrur-f nm
ee raid tnr hsa rcheusiouA farlI srma.i1nt ~ 49,
EDWARD PICKETT IN
onoe 40 Mourue street. opposite arr-..
AHAHN|.H N.U"a
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coIT OF FACTORS AND COMMISSION ,ER.
FHHNTC
Negro Goods.

W. lfar % h- trade and o. na u5tI1r o Planter
" tlr fabric % he RehIand Hus. PuIs-FI Ten b
Aad 70 osuablrE Drilling and Bag
We have als1 The Welrn LlHsey sud Jeans 81 ne
Nsael Factory heavy md msnufasturrf ~
wool MASON AGO.
4IIi-Im 1I Main 81. I'm erarrs
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MemlhIs ManuIaeturIng Cannanz-

fLAIE VARIETY WOREsl
4 n rrrp1rel 70 furnish. 90 short notice. rnf-.s..
"A gaer 81 kines q sash, Doors. Blinds. winf-.@ -
S.slnss h~1ui1inss shelving. Carnfas
l-.-lnz ne nc work generally 7nt throu-h n a,-h1s
lla ume Alo ftariua. CEILING nd Weafser-t1.rl-
0nters ien sin hr \ zEST Al ne factor. ~,n
rselTe inn clilte M prompt anruton. ~ I. .f--
vurk VII te sally Vausntrt.
'''-aa Ss1sSEr = CO. Pr5ri.,,rs
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Faculty Elect.
Course OF d

dAtg Elect 80
Ma D, II NJ. Superintendent.
Lieri e. = LEE. Cammaulsut
STILL. A. ~ Principal % Primary Depart
Course of Studies.
laih- Primary nenartmeut s-h d % qusrify a ss.
10 ;s seeuune Department. ne west Point cur-iu.
I'm WI BE- closely followed. U viii De- me aim of f.
70 mass slrysyurl Eusinesrs, Chemist au.
so ~ - m prarueal business 70 life
Tn addition 10 The usual Exer-ls-- az MHit-w ef4.
&c months o. Aueust ard September viii BE- .r4at h.
1fmpfEunz through the m0uruins ~ North Caraira
Toe Academic year will commence on che IA G4t IL
o fp1er ana Elh emhrace twelve months. A frI-1rf
two mouths August auf se7f-mh-rI uiube given r.
ualets 81 The cad Of their reaanf year.
Particular attention viii be- -ivru 90 the m.rsf .nT Be-.
lFl1us insiruciiou 20 Csdsts.
Expenses.
The Institute viii provide B1srI. Fusf. It-bt,. wr.s.
= cep- uuiFr ciathes-f1r sgore- araru. me hsif ~.
2 -e in ads1ueei the balance 10 SIX months. NJ extra
1harrts. 70 remission or ch4r--s o. 49, w, go
lesa l1 The sc1re q healfh.
Terms of Admission.
80 enr vii 10 admitted into us Primary p.p.rf-r-,
u Ger Twelve yssrs % aeei mr. into the s-ieutfc De-
- rtnrnt under fifteen nor over sratv-lne year.a DO a-o.
~ onneeted wlfh the Sc.saua Dsparimeat viii b. re-
qtired % board b. The Iufltu.a; ne h ~ P-i..--
Department may % So f they choose
Remarks.
Ihs Insiiiuf- Fuildinss srs ur largest most clrssut
atd mmadisus fr me accamm dtfiau % Cairts IN ne
1870 an. me Llrd % DHeda- trusf that
"a Sa&s nam sni aAe - a.. a..
a ri tlug fxperience IN the army. AMI In ne frsi---
e m,ultlanl ths Institute viii De- estabfshrE Il, a
BASIS ana Conducted IN t-re Mmrr r-n-
rtnias- The bard viI further s4v. fr4t n r.-,- 4
n nc NirEi1la University. AMI an cyBarI-
lasNH TEACHER They r1uHI Further sfs+s fs.-
Itl iAienilon 20 fnEeas- the humber q f-s-bsr.
> IN Departments Is the pfu1nlge % tbe p1tus nav
4Als Institute vas GRANTED = liberal ghsrfr- t- ~
Legissfurs u N-rh Ct-ol.ul. vim ~ -
lerflnf ussrees upsu those pho oamrI -ta ne r-r.rHrr
ruurs@ 70 Studies.
49, ~ niulssigl ulI be- received until
he i2ih eepemher. and uusf be- directed h. Dr. q
l % me hlsfd. Charl1ft-. North Car1Ii1a.
q. J. FON.
A s r. IRWIN.
r. LAP ALEXANDER
JAS o.. CARSON.
FUoS. n. BREM.
S. ~. ELtI1
DAVID PARKS
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u ELEa
IfHh grades q The following streets have been ,st,h
ushed, and prod'es q them aiei In ne 49,
Onue, VIC.
hlAlg street fruu rlVer bank test m.-ffr-
lanut frum s1eiby CD So Martin
Tennessee. FROM BeaI D. Calhoun.
butler, from Maln o. river bank.
rnr1evznt trum Nam g. river h1nF
81 Martin, from Vanoe O. Huiiae
81 fatrlcE, frum vance % H1lirr
Gayosu. from shelby Co TIE river
All PARTIES interested IN uronerfr "a, .,~cf ~ -
~ noliaed % examine t1e urf.-s nd p-.zsnf
ny olel4nus they may have 90 the Grades withfn ffs-fv
days, O. TIE Boa7f u Atfermen.
II HUMPHREYS.
NA4 UHu Em~fnaa-
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SENATOR DOUGLAS Ann MS As


EDITORS AFFEAL= has been said OF Viz
gl, that in his Georges he threw bis dung
about him with an air Of dignity. So with the
sssailants Of Stephen A. Douglas, who have for
some time been waging a most fierce and un-
compromising war upon him seeking BY
every possible means to crush his aspi ratons
for political advancement They assay 10 at
taeh a tone of dignity to bllingsga ate abuse.
/ Actuated b. a blind sense Of prejgdice, the
politicians Of the South seen 10 be uneeasing
IN their Efforts to anathematize the man who
has been the champion and defender Of their
rights in every crusade which has ever been
made against them. We feel justified in the
assereration that IN the whole history Of our
country we can recall to memory 90 man whom
the maleyolsnee OF party spirit has pursued
with such determined bitterness, or upon whose
head Il Evaporation Of friend and foe has
been layished with 50 little reserve. Yet amid
scurilous denunciations Of Northern fanatics.
aud The abuse Of Southern extremists, be las
upfo the present moment stood alike reneriGs
ulshaken BY the violence Of Party strife. Con-
sis.eney, it must be understood, can never be
construed into aPOstaey-
But who are these traducers Of Dou glas, that
are as oHe man e~onsPiring together TO- bis de-
feat, and raising prematursly the war cry,
" better McBeth than such a man to reignr I
They seen to separate themselves into three
classes. FIRST, those Of whom William L
Yaneev Is the type, who are pouring cut he
seven Walls Of heir wrath upon hin; who an
won. 70 descend down into the sewers Of the
English vocabulary, pick up the fsul spitbets
Of the language, Teeking with dizziness and
abuse, merely 70 vent upon hin The venom Of
their spleen" These agitators preteud. I. re
regard The snti-LecomP-on champion a. more
dangerous to sou'hern Interests than the arch
Abolidonist, william H. Seward. Bu, their
zeal, unfortunately Tor them. has outrp,
their discretion, AMI hence We have an sxposi-
don Of the falsity Of their charges witbo1f
sorting to any special effort 10 investigate or f.
them. f,
A secon9 class, with mech adroitness, vst
more uberalty, Ike Senator Ieerson, seek 10
" damn him with purga torial praise.n While ,
hey acknowledge bis ability as a statesman. +,
bis peculiar adoption as a party leader, and :
be many virtues which unite in him to give !
be world assurances Of a man, +" they woaid, on 7
be other hand, have the impression prevail, s
be is the Benedict Arnold Of bis party. a 2
.angeroas spostate totally unworthy Of con .
sonce; an interruptions d~smagogus, and an !,
plaee-seeker, 10 be watched with Il
argus eyes. Their opinions (osiensibly prompt /"
Z BY motives Of purest Patriotisn) weigh very d
sayily with the undisosrninT masses. h
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SHarP RErUrEs-H1rne Tooke was noted
for bis quick and sharp replies. Mr.. Rogers.
in bis recollections, gives The following ex-
ampies
$50 I understand, Mr.. Tooke, you have all
the blaekguards in London with you,7 said
O'Buen 70 him on the husurgs az Westminster.
a am happy to have IL, sir, on such good au-
thoriry."
"Eow, young man, as YOU are settled in
town. said an uncle. q would advise You to
take a wife, "Wths al my heart, sir, whose
wife shall I take -
The law said Judge Ashurst in a charge,
"Is opento an men, 10 The poor a. wei as the
nch.5 And so is the London Tavern
"MI WeTe compelled" said Lord Grey,
somewhere publiciv, go make a choice, I
should not hesitate 10 prefer despotisn TO an
ar by" "Then YOU would DO, @repiied Tooke,
I" a. your ancestors did az the Reformation.
They rejected urrEaforr and kent hell.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY

OK FEET By 1a On Vanse street. sab ads. md 81
OO Joining .. r. Rab.non's r~cslIrnrs.
ALSO -io feet By fEA % Hu1f street. IN ~ rear
If TIE above ot.
ALA1--rEu beautiful new uraE-s 1u htza0 tT les
feet aIniniug he ah1ve l61 feet
Aoloa n LOI-Ou Br1uu's Avenue 40 tlors
Aast 70 Cu1sey street uouse contains tx ems. ris-
tern. &c.
ne above property viii Be- sdd very cheap. a. ne uu1-
s want nancy ~MONsAkRA1. DrPkEE a co.
uuIr
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Store House For Rent.


Z ffAhE 11e store halse 90 Main street. a. prss-uf s-
4 9uptH4 BY V G. Cave s. SON. Or rruf 10 lease.
f-ses-H1 given Dc September. Arsry8
Hul2d1u W. p GREENLAw.
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AyERT's nAJoRIrIES ~ THE

The vote Of Madison and Hzrdenan are OBJ
tanned from the of e Of Secretary Of state al
Nashville. The vote Of the 5ther counties are
taken from the statements OF the sherifs, snd
may Be relied upon.
FAEETT AND SHELBY.-The following is the
official vote for Senator in this District
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SOUTHERN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Hs " ? pESAussURE. President
w. MONSTER Aelary.
d. JOIN FISHER, Treasurer.
Or. C-s FENNER, haioal examiner.
Memphis, Tenn.
NATlIaa an experience OF nine vears, ani a Itrea nnf
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AAN AellAL LFE INSURANCE COMPANY or.-
Ereaf inlroem-ls o. au Who desire % use heir c4nlts7
Without auuriy, o- 90 secure heir creditors acalnsf -
OF 90 make pnTlsior Or the s-ppor O. heir huiIes In
ease % death.
ne means q ne Company are SIMPLE. lts payment fr
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returned n i. stekhrlders.
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nay n n14. OF auy luiurmat1n given tv an
plan 7 W WILKINSON. Assent.
At hu1 Cgy Insurance Company.
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T'HE undersigned have this Gay f1rmef A ca,rt
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Northumberland Norce.

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IL fha ua1ernEnea uron ne estate 81 jean n. Hsul-
shelly caunfy, an Bersnns infssted 90 safd esfate. are
I hereby requires % o1uc forward ard settle The same.
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presrut ne sane duly Euhaiei within m~ tine pre-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fixes OrERA. .HDusE.-We regret exceed.
iugy that the audiences at this establishment, dur
ing The past week, have not been as large as they
should have been for the company is really excel
lent and pieces are put upon the stage in manner
almost faultless. We earnestly hope the enterprise
sy PEws hsye fT %e s S
mra9y rendered, such as have not been offered them
citation OF the legitimate DRAMA but we are they
know not what they lose by refraining from at
isnsan9ea fhS Tonight answ comedy
dnced for tho first time in this city, to be followed by
the farce OF The RoUeH DIAMOND, and we sincerely
trust they may DO played to crowded house.
WooD's THEATER.--At this establishment
the management have determined 70 reproduce Dor
'Cicketon the Hearth" with Mr.. Langdon ss "Johr
Perribingle" and Ellie Ellsler as DOT Those wht
any do 80 again ana those who have % not, viii
followed to night by THE CARPENTER OF RoUEN.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The engagement ol
Mr.. j. b. Roberts and the reign of FAUST AND MAR
GUEsTE closed at this establishment on Saturda,
evening to moderate house, as might have been eS
pected on such an abomlnable night.
Master Alfred Stewart the juvenile actor, who has
begin an engagement this evening, appearing in
Bonn TO GOOD LUCK and THE OMNIBUS. As this il
his home he ough 10 be we'll patronzed here, for he
certainly has histronic talent ola high order.
Smith X NINoN's HALL.-The Old Hundred
have been 50 well pleased with their success in this
city aud have 80 much gratfed their audiences that
they have concluded to stay two nights longer and
offer brilliant programme for this evenings enter.
tainment
The sweet ttoned Contralto, Jenny Twitchell, in her
unique dress of the olden time, sings just freshly
as If she did not pretend to have come down to us
from a former generation-looks like an incarnation
OF yonth, Notwithstanding the gray heads that sur.
round her.
Those who arc fond of sacred music, well sung
SlOuld hear hTh0 Old Hundred ~ and \ the
formance is interspersed with secular music Of
high order all who attend can not fail to be pleased