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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
AYERS
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOX III EED
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remitteut Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Agne. Periodical Headache, CT Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Ori:i.
Mating in hillary arrangement, caused
bv the Malaria Of miasmatic countries
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than q sure
and safe cure for Fever and ASue. Such
we are now enabled to otter, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance. founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity. 90
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder INST he of immense service Ill the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
hotter tina, cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which hc must run in violent attacks Of
This baleful distcmpcr. This "CunE" expcls
the m;asmatic poison Of Fever AND AaUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease. if taken on the first ap-
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. 1T IS
not only the best remedy ever yet discover. d
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; ana III NtllOuS uIN'Ii~tS, "ISiS ~
AND AGuE prevails, every DOLLY should have 1t
and use it freely both Tor cure and protection.
It is hoped this price will place it within the
.cach Of an-thc poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
,tl.,r ever discovered for the speedy and GER
ain cure IF Intcrmittents is, that 1t contains
no Ouinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
l,ces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. those cured
by it are left a, healthy as If they had never
.ad ths disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence
f the mia matte poison. \ great variety OF
liserd RS. ari e from its irritation. a'none inch
ire Neuralgia, rheumatism. Govt. Headache,
lind scss. Toothache, cara, he. Catarrh. A-'h-
na, Ialpitation, Painful Affection OF the
pl en-. Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Cole.
~aralysis. and Derangement Of the Stomach,
Il Of which. when originating III this Cause,
ut OIL the intermittent ty. e, or become PERIOD
al. This "CrnE" expcls the poison from
Nc Hood, and consequently cures them all
ike. 1t is an Invaluable protection to imlni-
ANTS and persons travelling or temporarily
siding in the mala:inus districts. If taken
ccasiorafly or daily while exposed to the in
~ect.on. that will lie excrc1ed from T. svstcnn,
I'd cal.n.t accumulate in spificient q%tantit,
. Five, into d scase. Hcsce it l. eyen MOI
alualla for prctrcton tEan cure n d tew VII
yer suffer II, htcIm'ftcEts, il they eva.
themselves Vi the Protection this len.eay "a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

Tuesday. June 18th 1860. at 10 o'clock :.
NJ. the Jury met arc"rd,,,x TO a.: adjournment.
Pres.n, Braud. Landry. r a. Woods las
c. w ode. e y. Trinidad. N. W. Pope Jas.
L. fLobd~ll. Stephen Pipes. Sidney 10 "ieii.
Absent: W. W. Lennon and d. P. Cain.
The m,rntes we're read and api ruved on
motion Of Capt. r'nidad
NJ. lanes 9. Woods offered a .eries Of res
oIutious granting to inspectors the power 4"
purchase ot materials for the closing III ere
vases aud defining the IT. amer in which thew
are t" he ;,aid. but the same vas Iaisi over u,-
til the September term If this BODY.
A petition from p:oprietoIs in the 4th ward
praying tor a road 10 the river was read. aud
granted. aud the following gentlemen Were
appointed on a Committee /" law out the SAID
:. al and assess damages viz Guv La B.nv-,
E,dourd %t~I;av. James c. Woods, Raphael
He!ert. Alfred H-h-rt. Eli Dupuy.
On motion ot Mr.. Pope il was
hesoived. That the Cl-rkof the Police Jury
he required to MAKE "ut aud keep a correct
list OF a I parish l.anp-rs, and "!>alI orphan,
children in the Ba'on Rouge Female Orphan
Asylum at the expense f,he parish.
Tie following gentlemen We're appointed
on a Committee to investigate the claims
against the parish for materials use IN clos
ing the cr-vasse a. John L. Lphdeil's plan,a-
ton in this parish viz: n. ". Pope, C. s
Lohdsllr, James l.. Lohde'l.
The Jury then adjourned u July 2lst 1860.
8 o'clock A.. ~
Sigred, JAMESC WOODS
President.
J. v. DulApr IA,
Clerk,
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HoTICE.
Omce Southern Mutual laou,a.,
Baton Rouge, Feh,y. ~ ~

O6ice Southern Mutual lsoa,a.c.
Batoo Rouge. Fsb'y.1tiieH
At . meeting Of the Board q Nn..
held this day, it wa Resshusi, TenvSs@
eesi. Interest on the oatstsndiss SeskkE
pr cent. to Stockholders on ssais@s.;dE
Them tor the year ending The lestftIsaE
1860, and to declare . divides1 q n1.sG.
cent on the nett earned pseminas ettls0S
pany for the year ending 3ist Janaury, 16
for which certificates will b hsunia
after the Isl day OF March next.
ras further R<sotued, To sedeenaGeek
standing Scrip for the year 1881, .
ta'icn at the office of the Compssy.
70 The Stockholders are hrey 49,
that IN election for Ten Direeisrst afH
teen Trustees, to serve for the eassiatM.
- i'll be held at the office Of the Coz
7xnysday, the l1h dayg f Mevra, leb8 aiss
feb ilth. SIN. 4nk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
Baton Rouge Steam e

rTVHE NEW STEAM FERRY UOaI
i ~SUNNY SOUTH - will leeve.
ton Rouge IT 2 O'Clock, \, y. unse
Winter moutha. aud At 6osclnck oss'I! tI
Ind ply regularly during the day.
fifteen minutes viii take place I'll saTf
either side. ..,gf fl 81 ts kAl
,..t. :irs Il .un.do.n, and remain ~ -,
o n ; eoppos,te aide; after which. - =
crs sal " bsfore sunrise next mornta9
o. IN aki0s 1t double rates OF tsfraob al 4
{ ntract. sr.a 41tt z.sTI Is5Azl
~ No contracts win - made fes nsa@
year OF quarter, but in order 70 M 49,
Of those whose b~usineas Or lsasnss
quent crossing Of either
tPass.ee Ticket - win b. sold % ee1s
ar~s Of twenty-five for Four DonaIs, S,
Of twenty per esut. on the sstabllalss go
un~h11 LE4S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07
POSTAGE b.

l., al, tn. principal Cite. andlfss,. ~
will be delivered FxEE OF ros1 g r.:t.1
mail. the Postage to any part Of " sSssi
w""k - :" o and 1 81 ronrfss Y cess. ! =
the Revtews. AM
N. B.-The price in Great Rritataaar
od,cals above nam ID il S3l per annuNl. s.xs
Rem.ttancee for any 1t the assss c1snt
Shonl, always be addressed, p st.2esSM i
lishers. Nvl1tsssiN&H
March II. No. a., Gold SsfSsS y
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-pA-..

bA1oS RoroH. Feb. II. 49,
Be Il rssssbsred. That on this ar,t a. ~
~, 1860, before me the subscriber, 4 js.s;.saSSee
Peace in and for the parish Aforesaid. sssssss0
peared Vim. 8 Pike, and F. E. Heberf. se.14
the southern nusu.i lnaursnee couray ~
depose AID say that the abpvs aeeornfs s.s1o
rus, and . transcript from the beots q 5sL
pany. -
lsisned.J WIN. g. PfEH 49,
r. E. HE1IRf. Secretary. HT7T ss71M
Sworn tn and subscribed bsees ~. H. 80.
Of Fe5ru Try, 1850. - -.
lSigned.l PA. RxfSn
Justtes cd
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or,>>, u1se pr.C RI NEEDY.

R!ts.. Dysptptic Rsin.dy
Bliss Dy-pepalc NcMetty
Bliss Dyspelt'c Remedy
Eilss' DysPcl'ic Remedy
IS.Iss' Dy-prpiIe l<chaeuy
bii.s' Dvspt psic Remedy
Ri-' Dysp. ic Remedy
Bii.s' ! ysp~ptic keniedy
kthss' pysit pttc Remedy
Bliss Iy~Teps'c Kennedy
Hn. the Largest sale
H.x the in,gc.t sale
Has Che Largest sale
Has the Largest sale
TIA. til. S.arg'st Sale
Has the Largest Sale
has the Largest Sale
Has lhe Largest >Aie
Ita. the Ln,g II Sale
Has tue Largest Sale
Or,uy NJ. daiclne IL tie World.
al m,,v Medicine tm the World.
~ nnv w,,ilslne 4" the World.
~ any M..,tci"e III the World.
az mu, ME- sciIe Us the " Orlds
al anv Medicine IT, the World.
~ anx Medicine III tho World.
~ uuv Medicine H. sh ~ Orld.
az ans WrdlrIus ~ the World.
az an. Medicine IL the World
lUU.OUO Puch ages
luU OrW Pac ages
leo. wv P.rkases
lOO ,UA,O PRck
lOss, u Poet aSeS
UO.OUO Packages
lOD,, mo Pact ages
l.ND.OUO Pact ages
IUO.uAE Pact ages
lUO lANs Pack
Sni1l IL Georgia aid -Outl(aTolln0
s4s,.s i" <:eO.Ki" aud So~utlsCar Oll"a
6s,i,t IL Georgia nuGl . .utlsl' arollm0
s.,l . 4. Geo. xia and >outhe arola"a
S..l.O l.. Crora In and SOuthCs rOli"a
>GlI ." Georgia" and SO"ahCs rsDess's
.u.si l., Georgia ard south sraie"o
-. II L.. (:e..rglu and ~Ouehl'arOl1N0
~ Il H. Georgia ard SouthCA rOllna
,,,..l L., l:eurria AID AssuaSsC sr0llssA
T., Fourteen Msnalbs.
l.. Fourteen Months.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

0UsbaVUV ]
lOO.UOO Packages
ION LIMO PACT ages
l.HD.uNO Pact ages
IUO.UlsG Pact ages
lUO l4ss Package
SoisO IL Georgia aud -Out1S('oT"lsnt
Ss,sss IL <:eOvKjn aud SOntbsCarOllss
6.,i,, IL Georgia nutl . .ntlsl 'arollssl
s.,a . l., Geo. VIA "nsl >Outha arOlaMs
x..l,, l.. Crora In and S0utllCs rOliss,
.o,., u. (:coprln and SOuihCa rsD1sssl
.u,A l., s..O,sba and S..sss lsCs sssl1ssl
So. a Il, Georgia aud .OushlarOilss
40 II IL (:rOr.la ard 1rOlass'
no..s l.. l.eOsIt. AID >..us,.C ..r0llssl
To- Fourteen Mssnalss.
L.. Fourteen Months.
IL Fourteen MOnttls.
IN Fourteen hOsstils.
lu Fourteen MOntlls.
liz k%..urt~~n MOnths.
III Fourteen MO..ttIs.
IL F. u teen Months.
IL F..ursees. Months.
l., Fourteen Months.
II Z. \. r,mutcl TO Cure
- IL Warranted to Z uro
.. Warranted to Cue
it's ~ n. rsUled t' I uro
lus Warranted IL Cure
It's ~ %ssramt~;i tO Lure
l. ~ ~ rmmsetl Ia Cure
Il Warranted to Cure
L. Warranted 10 Cure
l. ~ arrant tel tn C0re
~ M r. lions re Followed,
~ O1serll"lss are Followed.
DDsece oGpsss are Follow I'd,
DareroAwsso q . Followed.
III. ~rsS.,ns are Followed,
Directions ase Followed
u D,ssl t1..,.s are H0alosseds
Directions are FOilOvseG
d ~ csiO"s are Followed,
le 1,l.a satous nse r Follow I'd,
Any t,"se Of by peEIslA
Any lMsc ~ o elssla
Any Case II t. .'et'sla
AnJ 4 Sc CT DysPelDst3
Any Case al Dyspepsia
Any Case Of Dyspepsia
AnS lare 1f Dyslt A,sla
Any I M, Ut tDyssselsls
Any I asc o1 Dysla-p-ba
Any Case % y, stscpssa
Liver Disease,
Lave. l)isease,
Liver ~ ease,
LAYER Dassase.
lLser Disease.
Liver lltsease,
sIver D3sra.~,
Llser Die
Laws L11eaao,
Liver Ooseaso.
JaosssAtee,
Joass1eoe,
J~auMsabce,
Jausssliee,
jau"sstce,
Jaamdsce.
JamMdDco,
Jaussd1sce,
sJa0W0ece,
.Jaassdsse.
General s.e1Jal1sy.
Gsnesa At D~hatisy,
G~ss.al DshliIty,
General u bslity.
General sDelya:isy
General DclSillsy,
Genera. ~ 1ait.y,
General ID. bllisy,
General Debility,
GENIAL Drbsilty
t~alvAtssiOss,
PalpiintiOM,
80 1,aipitatton,
Patpisssl0sa,
PasI ss"siDu,
PalJiiatsOn,
- PasCSsasbOl
PailttasiOn,
Pala.laatsOn.
1.nss Ut Appetite,
Loss ~ Appetite,
Loss Of Arr elite.
Loss ct Appetite.
Los. 1T Appetite,
I.a~- "f Appetite,
L ass OF Appetite,
los. ot Al Ds.tiae,
l4oss ut Appetite,
Less Ot Appetite.
Pal" Z" Sisss aud Nack
Pat" }. site and Bacl,
e.slu lu &s.1% AID d .eAs
air 4" Site AsNl Bark,
Pal. Il. Sisle and Back,
Pals. ~ Slls, ard l8acA,
pssSs tn Side aud Back,
Pain In Slsts aud tack,
81 PATH - Sisie add Bsck.
Pat" IL Slsle aud Back.
II ID E>pcs daily Adapted to
u 10 Especially Adapted 70
Il 10 Especially Adapted 70
u 10 Especially A.sspaS8 -
1t ID Esps cially Adapted %
Il ID Especially Asap!ed q
II 10 Especially Adaptess %
Il b Especially Anapae,s 70
II II Especially Alta Sae1l 70
II Is Il. specially Adaptssa =
Eesssnle COssalsk iUtss
FculMie COsmpiaiMts3
Female e'OasaP ialssts3
Female Conn lslalmtss
Female Conn lpi~l..esj
Fcssssl~ Com .lalmtsj
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BLACKWOOD'S WAHN
BRITISH REYIEVS
L. SCOTT l. CO., New York. contiaue4 = ps1n4
the following leading British Periodicals, ":
/.
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3.
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Tss Casdl
4. sW.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
tLits NJ
BLACKW's EDINBURGH MAGA1lM

These periodicals ably repre<pt the ~ ~
Political parties of Great Britniu-Whg, 1eYs1
Radical-but peltics forms only one !esfufe ~.
charac'er. AS Organs OF the mos; psefsee4s ~
N C ence. Literature, Morslity. aud ktIgsessgl
world # letter., being considered iDdisp.lsala J
he scholar and the professional man. vhtle -
intelligent reat'er Of every class they fsr.hA
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possibly affirmed from any other souTee.
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.l ,BUrcERsA10 c1 Is
Choice Goahen Butter, g
Choice Western Butter,
Ooios boxes Cheese. ,M9t@
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of Advanced sAesas iron IL
'sh publ shers gives additional value 70 49,.
prints, inasmuch m they caa now y pieee H.
hands Of subsc~ribeIAabout ~ soon - - LII
.-ditfuns, stG So
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TeT0n0b.


seourt Of twenty five ef eeat. iron thei-
RIGGS viii he allowed to C1ubs ordering to1s s.
copies # any enc or more q The ahovs vsfss
Four cop es Of Blackwood. or Of, one 49,
sent to me address for 3; four e"pses = 81 "a
..eyievs and iBla elk wool for $50 :And.ee0
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-07

Cast fe,|
y ,UAEE and Octagcnal. II :, dresses. ~
~ dONTAN l. MATTA'S.
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For Sale b..

CORN.-se b.gs in store aud for sale lev, = close
Z consignment.
March 10y. SOL. HNJAMN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04
IRE AVALANCHE QUor;aC aoJ
Las

Las
We assume the ground that Congress has
the constitutional power to l~esislaie for the
protection Of slavery in the Territories, but
that there is no necessity Tor rs exercise, in
asmueh as the supreme Court is eomPe,eat
and willing to protect the rights Of slaYebold-
srs in the Territories The zualsHoke quotes
Mr.. DoUeLAs 10 shoW that il such a power is
granted, thsR il is = Imperative On ConeTess
to provide b law for adequate and complete
protection to slave property in the Territories.
and adds tia " Mr.. DoUetAs' logic is ire
sisable.1
Now under Inc circumstances, we think we
have the right to ask he .Eualaaoke, Whistler
or not it advocates TIE passage Of a Law ny
Congress to protect property in slaves in he
Territories? II the -zralancke believes that
Congress possesses the power, and further
more thinks that Mr.. DoUeLAs is right in lis
reasoning, We are forced to The conclusion that
it lie in favor q passing 'sueh-s law, and that
it regards it as the Imperative duty Of Con-
Eress to SO lsgislsts. On his point we differ
from Mr.. DOUGLAS, and we think Il fair and
right that the .EBalaHohs should state explicit
lv whether OF not il believes such a law nee
ssssry at the present tine &c The safety Of he
slave States.
In order that We may get at TIE exact point
we are aiming at, we VIII here quote two sen
fences from the -7ralguche:
Either slavery does not exist in the Tern
tories, bF virtue Of the Constitution as he con-
tends, or those who claim the right % carry
their slaves there, are entitled TO al the leeis-
lation which is necessary for the enioy me1t of I
thai right, ss Ur insist. Tie AFPEAL has got |
o take one horn CT the other Of uis dilemma.
Nov, if we have eoi to take ore horn OF
tie other, we DO think that our nsiehbor 1
ought TO relax 50 much Of its magisterial
dsmeanor as 70 inform rs exactly what the d.
lemma iE. Now, herein lies osr doubt, how
much legislation, and what kind fs now nscss-
sary "for the enjoyment Of that right
Speak, OF die" Oh, thou " thorn in our
side, bone in ow throat, and fence rail in our
-u ]
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04

T~hirfy-TvO Acres on fernando
plank raj, two a1f a h1H miles from f9vr-s-.cs
house, ngsrlv uew-Fir rr1ufs. kf-rhrn ant auf-haraes
one orchard, &c I-Ds uc-hllfc lsl-baia one auI
two years
q We have city iFs-.mpr1vsd and znimprovsL
- We have also several valuable Plantations
~ We have several vllushfc tracts % innf. un+1tr-
ing ruu 20 f H1 Herra. uhilh We win sar 30 .r-h
pri1es and 1pru 1fh te-meas win aurbfa r4-sf.9b-ri~g
8" make spe-uialon hT s-blfviiiug the tracts. 1r We win
eyrhtnEs aW % Them Or p-rolu1ive city property.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04
CLIPPINGS.

Arevolution, melted BY the church party, Is
expected to occur IN sonora.
In Point Csupee, La, the greater portion Of
the sugar cane has been successfully planted.
In Nashville DR.. Qmntard appeals BY card
to the public for aid to The suffering poor.
The new divorce eour 10 England is over
crowded with business.
The barber VINO dressed the head OF a bar
rel has been engaged TO fix up the locks Of a
canal.
At Bremen, Germany, The amount OF cotton
imported IN 1883 was 1l2,053 bales in 1857
36,O79 bales.
VIVA. is the difference between a eroeksry
dealer and a cabinet maker? One sells tea
sets and the other settees.
ON eountry-our country right or wrong :
when right to be kept right-when wrong to
be put right.
They say the ice at the north pole Is frozen
20 hard that The nstivss burn 10 Tor coal, as It
will burn before IL will melt. Rather ques-
tionable.
The salt Lake Valley Tn says that Of over
tEo hundred murders commit. ed ia that Terri
tory wi bin the past three years, not a single
offender has been convicted or punished.
The editor Of the Nashville Ga=etts SAYS the
late frolic Of the Tennessee, Kentucky and
Ohio legislatures was one Of the most glorious
occasions ever got up in he country.
A man named Faulkner, In Halifax county,
Va, lately went through a pretended hanging
scene just to brighten his wife by a slip the
affair became a reality, for his neck was bro
ken.
NJ J.. Smith, OF Braz0nia eounty, Texas, has
built a negro Baptist church In which he reads
and eNp1unds the scriptures 10 bis slaves and
HnfUa with HHa nHnma nnmnun Hhnaw sm n-n-a-.
bis wife catechizes the negro chiliren.
Virginia, up to the present time, has laid
176O miles Of road Georgia 1910: Tennessee
1000; MARYLAND S33; South Carolina SO7; n.
Carolina 20: Arkansas 50, bat she has seven
hundred projected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04
Edwin Deans South western Depat.
700 Was- sero.
SAINT & HANSON,
ESTATE AGENTS
AND
Commission Merchants,
NO. ISL MAIN STREET,
MESPHIs, T~ENEEssEE.


DAtTCULAh attentlsn paid 70 he sale u city OF
Il oounfry property buyinE. ceiling o. hirinr negroes;
rsnting % leasing housesi drawing deet4 truat deed.
mort secs ieases and an kinds Of e1nFsFalcafs collect
inr % aaimSs neEoiafing notes. boads, etc. etc. We
haFe ter sale q Ueat may town lots, inpruFed and IN
improved besides several n1f-cisss aubufbsa rr.i-
aenoes several si0k sndcoitoa farms bofh In Tsunssee
sni ArkHnst1, and also soms hae batfom lands IN Nissis-
sipps 70 vhich We invite The attenfion q purcansau.
We are oo7hdsnt that Ne can suit any one desirirF =
Furehase property q any descripton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04
IA -. 90 Fl 81 ls.sInE la7hs

i SING U|""A H1A NAAAA 81"
Ha<sd Representative.
rrrros ccrsrH coUET HovsE.
Tie House resumed the conscerauon OF "a
orier pending At the hour cttaklag oenool
recess, which vas Che question of Gre fssn1s'
Iof Mr.. Hhltuorais bill LA- n ~ tof re Pei
nanens location o. the Upton county eoar
bJuse.
Mr. Bennett finished Tie rtadi1g q me petl
iion against the proP0aed removal cf TIE ceun'
IL site.
NJ Khtmorc again took tie floor Ia replJ
10 objections set forth IN the Petbon against
the passage - lis bill
Rfr. Hurt protested against the passage Of
tie BILL
mr.. Farley also entered bis sincere protest
against the passage Of he bill under consider
alton. He speks about halt an hour.
M. Whitm0re replied
The Speaker decided that tie bul failed for
lack Of a eorstitationsi nsjority-yeas -,
nays %.
TO ABOLISH TEf oFEIcE OF STATE ~oEoLoelsT.
Senator Hldreth's bill, IS 22l TO abolish
the Office Of Slate G~eologist, coming up IN
regular order on its final passage, Il was read,
and passed its third and last reading BY yeas
IS, nays 81.
CITY OF MEMPHIS.
Senator Payne's bill, Is. SO. to amend the
charter OF the CITY OF MeBplltJ Coming VI IN
order, il was read the thirdtime.
Nr. East offered an amendment to the char
ter Of the city Of Nashville, as an Amendment
to he bill, which was agreed to-
Mr.. Beatty offered an amendment i~ncoTporat-
ing the town Of Bethel, in the county Of Giles,
which was agreed 70.
Mr.. Cheafham offered an amendment amend
ing the charter Of the C~iarksville Gas con-
pay, which was aErce1 20.
Mr.. Greene offered an amendment 10 extend
the powers Of the tow constable Of Kingston.
Roans county, which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Martin offered an amendment to the
Of the town OF Salisbury, as IN amend
to the bin, which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Jones offered an amendment to the ehar-
Ter 10 Tie town Of Greeneville, a. an amend
nent to the bill which was agreedto.
Mr.. Harron offered an amendment to the
charter Of the town OF jackson, as an amend
nent to the bill which was agreed to.
mr.. Williams Of Hickman, offered an amend
nent to the chatter OF the town Of CeDtrcYilie,
8s an amendment to the bin, which was
to.
Mr.. Hebb offered as amendment, ~incorporat-
.ng the town Of Brighton, in Lincoln county,
was agreed to.
The bill as amended, passed It's third and last
in the House Of Representatives
And then
On motion the House adjourned till g o'ciork
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MEMPHIS THEATER
FEeh---REsh.
NherER'R NnIe.

DT virtue OF four orders of sale. directed 70 he sh.-ie
u % Shelby COUNTY, issued from tHe iau side a tbe
L1mm1a Law AID Chaucev Govt 90 tha CITY ~ 49,
phis. one IN favor ~ Cosut. uI a Ialmalve. one IN
favor OF Ford, Beside a Co. ono fn favor a. 49,
Jzcohss the qlCr f nvor 81 G ". VanIau. Al m
against gltn p Amgur- I VIII, on MONDAF. ne 81
dsy o. harch' ia61. in front ~ the Court House f,o- RI
the city OF Memphis. within legal hlurs. sell o. thshfcb-
estb oder flrcash. the ioloWlnc described real e-fafe
That a. L1t No IS in the city % Memphis. nrunes-s.
fronting 50 feet on Court street and rrrnirr 80 "a
feet; subdivision q John D. Amourss La Ne 90 -
70 ssiIsfy said orders q sale. this Ist dsv n FebB.-v
ls60. R0BT. l. SAITH. sheriT
BvG. W. FIsHEa
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? st ulrl east on Gs-uiatur rlEr b snf M-u-
anf Canri-sfc1 -.f-l1f. Ch-n -sh.
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Drr eooDs-ns New York Herald, Of

DET GooDs.-The New York Herald, Of
February 1, says;
The spring season Of tie dry goods trade
does no. open brilliantly Sor TIE inporteus.
h stock II goods on hand Is unusually large.
and from al that We can learn there viii b
some ciminution IN the purchases by southern
houses Sons buyers from the far South IRE
N town eheenng purchases Of staple goods;
ne figiais, Kentucky aud Tennessee buyers
are hardly due before next mosth. Tbe west
is expected 70 buy freely this spring on tie
Strength Of the crop Of last year, and the gen
eral recovery Of business. As, however. TIE
importers are taking even more foreign goods
tnan last year, there seems 70 Be every pros-
Pect that prices viii rule low late In the sea
son- Z present. The importers ask nore than
fhsy did last year; the jobbsrs are buvin~
sparingly.
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