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BRTCM YARD ION SAW.

% nsslfnrnmr Mss one--a1f nile frH Hsfs Hn-
~ ha Tulsh-uua ned n1 ~ miles H1ulh-uasf from
aenrhlf sKU ET-sIr1rad7 fL unier =oi fen--
-uf M- h7u-r-fta1 -rms kfchar. orchard ef.. ua
@ n~ei=do-f7r- re-ms s7- s-r
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s. Rq1r01.H

Il rsdfinE fun ne hmof c5iek DYER. 4 - leave
70 rsiuru ~ nauEs . ny friends ~ thsir pstronar..
ani respecfcig uta sonlnusnrs % te sans fa~cs
nsE erm. : Q. Caehc1 I'd. nTER
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IMITATION.

The friends and scquaintanoss Of J L Wrnn are
requested % attend bis funeral frcm bislsts r,sia,u.s
% Uniau street ai2S o'1ioek today
Carriages viii b IN waiting a. Flah-rtyr
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10 these thirtsen Ststss-a msjorfty OF whom
are under instructions-tbe result viii Be thus.
p
r-t--- Il
&c
80
. second choice Of many Of the Southern
men, who ere put down for the candidates Of
Der own States. Is Mr.. Douglss-Cnefanah
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BEAUTIFULLY improved IN tfs vinsrauf FtshervHIe. Shsi-
by COUNTY Tenn. EEeIIsuT hrusr ant out-lauyss ere
ed1rd evegEr-eas VAL c~Ech1rge fT city property or
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TTAvING been h~uruteuf iu re Pct rnse tuiiffu-
III dafiurue ats desfructire cdIrarrauaa. have ~
inaatad myErif ~ ~ WnoiruM Balninzrou Nan
street, ur1r necrusr n Pqplsr street. where Il cau hr
f1unda ~ ahT and ~ Tires raF ard rrr7ar-d % d3 al
fel-lFs lar SD .i.rr sq-Esun Dentist.
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ORGANIZATION or rHE HOUSE.

ga large snouni Of iaterssiins matter
wiz be found on or first and fourth pages
this morning.
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sU nrrs nt W1i-ss Stafn7 ra tMa MIS- A. r.ur. r.
r. .s ui1as from uarfr errfsanG h@lifrtr-s ~ vs-f
af rutfr Ta1 1.sni~ef Faier. Wmn BE- soda bsr-
raln.
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- Net long since a premium was offered bv
an agricultural soc e'y for the best mode Of irri-
"a ion, and the latter word, by mistake Of the
printer, having been changed 70 " Irritation. .
a farmer sent bis wife to gain the prize.
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A TrORSErsAr-LAW-mce No. 70 Jensrson street.
u I've esrs easi q TIE Commercial Hotel. NJ stairs
Aemrtlr rcua- f@tETv
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Dissolution.

run Ara 90 C0LE 4 DFzR "a a.r ds-,l,,tt 4,
II mutual rnssuE Tha Suatnrs1 VII - ernfius.f
u1fer NJ name ~ J. @ Cole Cd, who srs fesoonlt,
for al De nahniaes. an o vhcn az iks ee6t. s-st l.
the late frn m-stbe pad ?. O. cnLE
I'm mWHH
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- acreF c0lrRf. hellrrs w1eTaI A new anf crrve-
uirut Frume nwefE r. s rn-ns. kfcaan. aufhansaz srf
orchard. Will seiLlLs On VERY LOSG rINE AL fair
price
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WHIT SKATfNe-In Stafford. Conn. 4 few
days since, a poor man, on returning from his
WORK, found he doors OF his house an omen.
and three little children aImos. frozen. =
seems that bis wife had tsksn three oliars.
which be had saved to buy a pig with. and
been to Bridgeport to buy a pair Of ladies'
skates, and was skating on a pond near BY.
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BIS

rs s-rea eesrsd4 ~s n,- run rpry white's ani
sine miss rou M-uHhit. Tu f Cd naEt ne A.
q hafEain Or sz-ts1z1t 'sr CT E-=er.y.
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AMemnhizI nrentinn

usrr.osivsf alafhsr btof NOEbsPATENr sFEC-
II ThCErsr nav are scknwlefgsd to BE- supcrt r e.
~ oIher kiudi ID use CT ard see tasm, mdl1iEs ~
yeuusf
WNTrTrSs aaE dne C'rcra Ore 1atrsf suil1hlr ~
h.nfn. anraa. ur fnileF- ian aisar vine NJ nsrrrsnf
srorfi.n O. repair .rr 1ne WatEcs and have ~ -
aifrnra 20 a arsf-lafe UorEman IN thnt tranrh. NfEf
rFr.rrf sfreaf Tala-laT W0rr
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aHsasEeP.

; r 1 sc aGts
I'VE public are cautioned aFtinst trading ar a note
i. e1crlfct hT ne q y. Nauhan pr AGO. dt.ef De-
--mher e2i 1883, and due D. llrs after dffe. as nifuots
vs ottsined frauiuisify ma Q VIA resist ne usg-
urnt frre1fn ne cztcf 81 ~ nu
daza- fIma- " NEwMAN
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A GRAND Sail er1 - Eieen D. Wastluron -
AIN c~uurenFNoss q Euhsugn Bullflng. ~
90 rutFdar eTfang- m insiaat uaEefs q. ~
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Japan I'd Britannia VAC

AAthlG recelFrd ~ ~
roILEI SETS
cAsHBoxEs
SPICE BOxEs
-,r ~ BOXES,
o. rr-r LADIES' DREssING CASKS,
-ra o. CHANBsR BUCKErsr
EE arru rr FO0T TUBS ~
CkSrong
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DELEeArrs TO cHkHEEsroE-Aftbs DEN
oestie Convention for Tie first district. hot.
e IN BiadlsfOrds Maine, February /, e.. B.
LYNN End Augustus Hamss were chosen
delegates % Charleston. One is a Douglas
and TIE cher 40 Administraton mar. Ue
Douglss f~ssolufions were voted dow
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Dobbs, on being questioned BY The
court as TO whether he had ever been extern
siveIy engaged IN the hotel business, answered
that he rather thought be had, az be once
" boarded a frigate and two sloops-of-waro
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iron his Tnsysrd IN the middle p1rioh on this state.
which b. oters fof ale q ~ in.trestef-fa n cuifiva-
tin az he Vine. His Re0fs are - the variety known
a. me and M PALzSTINA WHfTE GHAPE.
win Eresf care
Orders In vim Nssrs. B D Esbrrs a c.. ConnE-
si0a Merchants. frouf Row q. a. J5nes 3 Co., and 8.
hanshad A c., DrugEistS Hsin ureet. where SAMPLES
fehst rrrVr
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viii be seen, the Mississippi Central road,
which is now a rival, taking travel and irahe
from us. would become a tributary, pouring
business and prosperity into our LAP Does
this seem to Be atoo good 70 be trHsln We
ask the doubter simply t. take up map and
stretch a string upon It from the city Of Neg'
orlssus . that Of s. Louis, and observe bow
directly Memphis Eas in The direct line BE-
swees he two: thsn extend the string %
cbiesro. and observe he posltons o. Memphis
sn4s s. Louis with refsrenss to a direct route
between New Orleans and Chicago, and then
fo-rhl4 conclusions. OR cry il, 80 the road
,ns 10 the testimony" to the map and The
rus-hsss tell no falsshoOdI and color no
ficts.
Have We not performed what We have IN
s.-taken2 has not Memphis, in the case Of the
Mississippi and Tennessse road, neglected 10
avail herself Of opportunities fully within her
rsscbg and has she rot 10 the case Of the iron
Mountain road an admirable chance Of seeur-
iBs sarautagss-comnsrcs wealth, and pop1-
lstion-ss great as any that have hitherto been
nlaced within her reachq Let il Be remem-
berea, however, that the s.. Louis connection
Is not to be hal for asking, The Missouri
legislature convsnes soon, and powerful inau-
snees wiz Be brought to bear to have the road
terminate at some other place than Memphis /;
and Memphis must be up and doing, and must
manifest her intention undoubtedly to secure
for herself TIE grand prize now within Der
grasp, or the legislature Of Missouri may take
action that win render it difficult for her to
make this most desirable addition to her rail
road facilities. This subject should command
The attention Of every resident q the city Of
Memphis. It is intimately blended with The
future prosperity Of the place.
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AN


By s. P. RAssETT.
aora nay be nii of5eauty's povrr,
And r.; The homage that aitends t
Riea treasu-esi-fsding as ne h1wsrT
Gone, nor ambition can defend i.
And can thy beauties thus decayp
Reeiins win sSs Thy yiph-iiks sormP
In In The eve Of besuty's day
Thy virtues would the stole warm.
Ions nay Thy sun OF moral worth
Inspire vhsp youthful Beauties Blast;
10 tire, Oh nav, when called ron earth,
ny sEee;ess momeats Be TIE lest.
Ike sars reclining Stories, may ny dsu
End IN fHaisense, and Thy voice expire in praise.
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ar1n 4 .i Hrl 81 TIA o
A. . aae ssar,mutt o. ohna. CHS nd Queen.
Eara. ~ 3D. CuGSN RICH. ri
ja3a 10 rUf t SO Nam areet.
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"A dhiidren. will b sod a. bsrEssa = : resident n
rs NoxsaAHAr. puParH a o..
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= BILLIARD TA~hLkS-fneIan's Patent CuslIan-
~ Gsariy new and IN order Arpiyla
lasTaE &. A. POLLOCK, d" -
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Largest Circulation il the City.

uECULkn8s OF BkLT APFEsL1 624
aROTLAnoS OF srSBAT mEuos. ALEC
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% tha Anst1 ni1t suLarar ns r-sifsncs % Cen
tao veanr.
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Atb A6btrtistnRnts.


TfHs SONS % hALIA sill hnh 4 special mesune
II 81 ther han On MoSDAy EvENINa ne SIS fr--
A gsnerEi Aftendarce Is requested. b order o. ~
feeM 2 r. q
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What an argument in favor Of social
connections Is the conservation, that bv com
munleating 0rr grief we have less, and bv com
munieating our pleasure we have more.
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w. r. SMITH. sexton.

January 2S-W. l. Day, ( years, debility !:
infant son Of DR.. A. Thurmen, 20 DAYS, debiii-
w H W. FarrowJ % years. consumption....
30th.-UnknOwn man, burnt in post Of
nee buildings Nicholas Costa, 2s years, burnt
N post once building. 80. February 1.=R T.
- murder Negro woman, 40 years.
oK HoLsr a soN. se1tans.
Adults 10; children e. Males II female,
6. Whites IS; blacks s. Total q.
r. ". MITCHELL
Secretary Raand o. usIffh
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9Lah Aattrtlstmtnts.
ROr. H1re-


1 M BOXES Baffar F5ufsr-
w hEaa Cresm ~ rariIr H
haif hrs slfa. - CO. &C., .
- ID. Nufmrrs. fr aais b.
fLorREoT ACRAWFOaD,
Eo ~ Hgissi ~
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A TIRsr RATE NO = BALLROOM FoR REET. 10 q
n good iocauy. Insairs iunsdIsisiy a. ths
planters rorsE.
fs6-iu Corner seouad a1d Poplar arsef..
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sHocEJEs ETFecrs o. SKATING u v,,,
lady who fndHigsd % 40 afternoons srs-,i--
On skates CT Janaiea pond, during ~
cold snap, VERY imprudently bad her gkst.
straps 81 frightened 20 e prevent snv e@irrris
ion Of The blood IN the feet below TIE sBkiss
The consequences was that upon taking Nor
of, 70 return heme, herfsst were both foun5 Il
b frozen. Although every effort was No.
By physicians to restore them 70 a norrs,
STATE, one Of them was 90 badly frost-b.tfsr
ssfo render snputation necessaV 70 p-ev.nf
morifcation ensuing. The Young ADV
resident Of TIE south part Of The eitF. IL 49,
10 years Of age. and her misfortune il 81,
verE kesnly By hsrself and freus.-E,,t-
u~nf
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The Charleston CouventEon--yaUrs
OF DeioEates--PresEdeutIal rercr
eucess
Il is now less than three months 10 the meet
ing of the Charleston eouren.foa. which ron
venes on the 23i Of April next. The dslepstes
ron twelve or thirteen States have ALREADY
been appointed. The Presidential preferences
the deiseates-on the first ballot, as far a.
they are app0iTtsd, are as follows
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Aeln9 nnd stage hanager.-.--Wh c THOMPSON
AToNnAT EVENING FebT-ary s-ssvsun nirhf q
VI The sninent tragcdian.
Jur. Barry StGfffoa5s.
wie7s brilliant mcces' has pracurrd fur hin ire tisia ~
taa hrst EurcpFan actor ~ he dr.. ne rrrt-rua,~e
VII onumencs VIII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49,
sllivan- - oorciude With JOIN JONES.
CHAEgE o. TIME.=fhs dasrs frnfi Turner r5scsT
Eih open A. X to7 o'clock, snd TIE curtain rises Il ~
Dress Circle, Parqrette and RaieDuT, Is ceutss P-fnte
Bares. $ ard 80. Thiri Tirr ant Csiaref Gsnsw
Is cents. Box Once open fruu 10 4. t34r ~.
ani ron soBr
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MEEr1EG OF MEHoHASrS-We publish,
with pleasure, the following proceedings Of a
meeting Of leading merchants, held in this city
last evening:
A. q meeting Of the merchants Of Memphis,
held last evening, al the once Of Msssrs
BroWn, Owen & Co, Pursuant % a cell for
TIE purpose Of taking action uron the Sudden
deaih o. J. s. Webb, one Of their number,
War5lov Howard was called to The chair,
and ". Williams appointed secretary
Upon molten Of r. Racket, TIE undersigned
were selected as g committee, 70 civ notice
TO. and request the merchants OF Memphis
generally 20 attend the funnral OF the de-
ceased, and q body form a. bis late residence
on Union street, al hall past two o'clock this
evening. JANIS BUEK,
r. A. PAHEEk, gr,
HENDEEEoN OWN,
" R G~ALBREArH,
T. ". HAMILroE,
R. PICKETT
Aftsrward, upon motion Of 7. A. Hsmilt0n,
a committee Of six were appointed 20 fraf
suitable resolutions, and report to an adjourn
ID meeting. 70 Be bed % TgssisF evening
reVt, az the Office Of Gates, Wood & Me-
Knight
The chair appointed as follows i. Titus.
". B. Miller, Miles Owen, R. Graham, S NJ.
Gates, W. Howard
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EnaDr0rsa HOgck's PGHGcsGs
II .t1--raf-ef by AZ Who ave given tia trial = %
one Of ne best mrdi-iuss ever used t- re cma cf al
diseases arising from Hscrdcrff stomach OF an IN
ng-f,~TaF 81 10 aPanacaa" lu inc city % Neslrlld
M viefnffr. ana IN every seciiun OF ire cuautry udera
it has hen iutrodaoea e. sumaent suH1e o. 10
s1cacg- .m
thns.
% veu 10 hear bat HnUcFs fanacra UTepared and sod
b. vs1. Is dolugleEQQd wnrk IN tfe relef ~ Tgur fal-
iee mo-. uurmg ny rrcelt travels in several a1nues
h mffffe Tannssses. ] harFuitea met Hose Uho have
- Ia me universal tesuu1nV IS q" n IS he 1as1
rsmedv I nave svsr ussdH H - b. sheen verE ussf1l 20
ID cas-s q doarsrnesL. hr0uzhf 90 ~ p~reachtng IN
~ r,rn az and lshorirs b. REVEALS Please make n
igent In this place Very 10 pecluy
g. ". JONES CO.. rs Main street, Ef
GOonLEIr Aco-sG Frgnt nv
Memphis. rsnn.
4 GooDLET q Co.
ssfGantu.fs Nskrile. Ts11.
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snnhric.H

w have arsrs ol hall esq 1usrrtT q atrcf-
un. 8trar scd Lev-s E-ursss@. Cc-1u
Eralsr fAoaa, sr sale lt rr-ss 1rrr nan us
sorrht flsEghers.
ls2 a. EE4T q CO
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January 2s-Negro child, 2 months. con-
~vuisions -. 29th-Child Of Mr.. T.. A. sheldon.
days, debility. 80. February 1-ChHd Of Wm.
moreland, 2 days, diarrhea 80. 3a-Neero
child, 1 nonth'...4th-Ellsn Wsleh, 2 years.
commissions.
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January 29-John Ryan, s. ysars, eongsstivs
chilli. 5Oth-NogrO man, IS years, eo1sump-
uon; maTv Z. Stephens, 2 years, convul-
sions ....31st-Negro boy. 6 months. pnsnno-
nia.... Feb. 2l-Negro girl. 7 year. bgrn .
rama Downey, 40 years. consumption : infant
OF Mrs Gideon, 3 months negro woman. 81
years, pneumonia J.. l. Webb, pistol hot !.
negro boy, Z months, sufoeation.
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2H-2 AIRES
Improved. part q % Apasal Trag sui,abie Ter . zsrd-
Ter. wIIha sod - can
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Vsiaae RO0ts,

THE sss.,assss =. jas' .fi-.a a.t. -'a q
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JBuUsAEEw AND THE holy LAND
We publish below a very intsEsUslng cores
pobdsnes from q United States oheer on the
Mediterranean station. received By his rsla-
tons in thiseity. Il viii b rad Withintsrsst,
net onivforiis description Of places in which
srs-v Christian feels a deep interest, but for
Re tioos ana revsrsut spirit which pssvaass
tie narrshrss
~JEnvsArEN, September q, 1859.
Ny DEAR MoIHEa; Only think
4 an IN Jerusalem, the Holy City. ! arrived
yesterday, after being fourteen hours in tie
saddle, over a terrible road, and mach fatlgued
I have yet been to but one spOt-ths Holy
sspulchrs-ths tomb Of our blessed Lord and
Savior, Jesus Christ At this holy sanctuary
have knslt, and Y thank God for the OppoTtu-
nifty that is mine q visiting 20 many sacred
spots. Ihavs not a moment to spare, as cur
horses are at the door for rs, and we are going
70 Bethlehem have only begun this letter
bscauss 7 was determined to date one letter to
Fou, dear mother, from jerusalem; I wiilhave
to fuish It when I return aboard ship, SO good
bye for the present.
AT SEA, October IS. EU9.-Nsarly a month
has slipped away, and yet my letter to you Is
still unWrittsn. and ! h1ve written but one
short letter to ny wife, which I began, az 7
did this, in Jerusalem ny time is 50 broksni in
upon BY my Wateh-keeping, aud BY my dlEis-
ional routine. drilling nv men at the great
guns and small arms. broad sword, ETC., that
I have bat little time FOR writing or study. At
present, too, one Of our lleutsnants Is sick, and
another one suspended from duty, which makes
the work come harder on the rest % as. But 7
must begin and tell you what I have seen since
last wrote to you, which was on the 18th Of
August. from Naples. We left there on he
18th Of August, on cur eastern eruiss-had fair
winds, with occasional squalls Of wind sRd
rain passed BY stromboil at night Il was in
active eruption, throwing up hot stones, red
bot lava and ashes, and was a grand sight ;
touched at Msssins. then sailed round into the
Greeisn Archipelago, and Up to Athens. Here
I saw the most renowned temples Of the sncient
world; Thessus, Jupiter, Olympus and thr Par
thsnon, or Temple OF Mlnervs-sn built Of
white marble, and q rare beauty. Here I
stood on q Hsrs HIl,D where s.. Paul preached
bis celebrated sermon to TIE I" men OF Athens.v
again't approximation, (ITth chapter Of Aets)
Meeting orr chaplain there, who had a
pocket Bile with him, 7 took the sacred
book and read the chapter myself, and
felt The force OF the great Apostles
words, when looking mp toward the Acropolis
'ni pointing to the finest temples ever reared
By the hands Of man, be said aye men Of
Athens, God awsIleth not in temples made
with hands," etc. Ifelt a peculiar interest in
his spot, and broke of a piece Of the stone 10
take home FOR you, Visited Plato's grave
went to see king Ohio and his queen went
over The palace and was treated very eivilly :
visited the Maid Of Athens, whom Byron has
made lannon's BY the lines be wrote upon her,
beginning with
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nmnei or
r-----s~s.4.. - r.
r le
Ihs snnopneement Of The result was followed
By applause.
he Clerk declared pr. Pennington elected
Speaker % the House.
Mr.. Hindman rose 10 call Che attention Of
the country TO some fact connected with the
election, but there was long and prolonged
cries Of order.
Mr.. Grow e~levating his yOie to the highest
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Of deaths in the city Of Memphis, for the week
ending Saturday, February 4, at ? O'Clock.
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IMPROVED SUBTBB4y PROPERTY.
II Acres for sale.
a Splendld ResIdenre

Ser Gvf Hursf. f1r tees cisarrd Lalance brsut.
.~ny tmbs-ei. ne hr1se o. nearly rev. eI~nt.nir,
re~7. hir. fa1f nll ta-r ra--h, servaniss -,,~,
ziuasn. dstrrn, rahlrs rribs stc.
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MEMPHIS fHEATER.

HHUFIH1T FHEE 100
Ne-e Main aireeL Cincinuafi Ohia.
d ~ 4 20 IA Msin street. N-anhis.
AssntN VIII shaE Tin qperaiiQa.- fehS dItaEss
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WlaIbs5, 5fWflrp, IT.

?. g. l1EE--.Iss q ILEs-THo 5IlI-
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NJ - Three-ouarterr -.
Thirty-Tvo Acres on Fernando

plank r-aL two alf a haf mes f-,n trn-bres
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
The CovOde Committee.

We ask the attention of the reader
to an article in to.days paper from
Ha,per's Weekly, a paper edited
with much ability and protesting al.
leglance to no party. The spectacle
now presented to the world of the
Chief Magistrate of this great Nation
being hauled up before a smelling
Committee on charges preferred By
one Of that Committee, iS a precedent
dangerous to not only the lndepen-
dence of q coordinate branch Of the
general Government, but to the liber.
ty and rights Of every citizen Of this
country.
The making the accuscr one Of the
Judges Of the accused may have been
practiced in the Star Chambers Of
Venice or.the Spanish Inquisition,
but it never was just and never Cur
be tolerated in a land and an age like
ours-in which the rights and liber.
ties OF every citizen, rich or poor,
high or low, are carefully guarded by
written law.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
AN ORDINANCE

To prevent the firing Of guns and other fire.
Grms within the corporate limits Of :he
Village of Macarthur.
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Council of
the Incorporated Village Of Macarthur. That
il is hereby made unlawful for any person to
discharge any gun or fire-arm, cannon OF
swivel, within the corporate limits Of said
village.
Sec. 2. That any person violating the pro-
visions Of Section one Of this ordinance, shall
upon conviction thereof before the Mayor Of
said village, be fined in any sum not exceed
ing FIVE dollars for every such offence, and
costs Of suit.
Sec. 3. That il shall be lawful for the
Mayor ofsaid village to commit to Jail any
person OF persons agains! whom any fine
may be assessed for violating any Of the pro-
visions Of this ordnance until such fine
and costs Of suit shall be paid, or until such
person or persons shall he discharged by due
course of law.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance shall be in
force from and after its publication in the
newspapers of said village.
L, G. BROWN, Mayor,
hrrEsr: JHo. T. MAckEY, Recorder.
April 20, 1860,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
The Charleston Convention.

Up to this wednesday, morning
we have received but the first days
proceedings OF the National Conven.
tion. Thomas B. FlournoY, of Ar
kansas, was elected temporary Chair
man. There are contested seats from
Massachusetts, Maryland, New York
and Illinois. These must be disposed
of and platform agreed upon before
the balloting for President will COM
mcnce, which will not probably take
place until to-day. The sigma are do
cidedly favorable to the nomination
of Douglas.