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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
1 onncIi's Mill fer Sale at Public Auction.

pursuance Will deed of trust executed TO trustees,
by Arthur Council, Ia secure ,b due b, III" sud Council
10 tn Franklin l,ung iUud Association, aul IN obedience
orrr Of the H. arl OF Directors said AssneiItin the
undersigned viii e Mt public aariion, tho premierN ut
O'Clock IT ESbAh the d day of April THAI Nalup IA
NH known "toniofs MIL" and occupied hl NuWiln
Nnfts t"r'tlor with sb trt al land lying bcimen the
ranhi md TIL. j. The larut valuable
Minis ia tits section of the state and contains Machinery for
grinding Flour Meal aud Pasic making Eo aud Il
IN complete repair
Dri.N= made known day of -ao.
Tie iii, T., believed h, good but acting rruSt,r
will ecnVc! "hia such THE as Is ,,stet IN
CllAS, NJ. BIAtkfoEp,l
EoHEETI. DAVIS, Initttos.
NH l. nal u. l.. PAYNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
New Concern.

IVVW
Eilfll the t"w T." charging the Manufacturing Depart
w mcnl of onf business, base u~Hlo ourselves
Together The nr"e al cars the Furniture business
in All n branches. under the yie md Of j. L. j. H. g.
WINSTON " q hereby return thanks friends aud
the Inbir Tor The liberal patronage extended lodi
Ndlay and respectfully solicit continuance Of The
the
An those having claims ngains L. WINSTON 4 to.louS
L. WESTON ard j. H. g. WINSTON win present them
n; those indebted viii make yncnl u-.
JOHN J.. WINSTON,
NH 3-is j. Ii. 4. WINSTON
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CITY Elections.


pursuance of resolution ut the tii. Council hereby
give notice 10 tho Legal voters OF the CITY Of lynchhug
Thai The annual election Tor the ,ity ohcers viii he held tho
FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL neat, nj Friends Warehouse In
Lynch Wa AMI at Planters Wnrehousc In Henry War
mcmbrs uf the city Council, members OF the Of lIus
ug. Mayor, Sergeant High Constable Master of Police, Com
mision,r and Assessor "i the Revenue surveyor Of tho City
aud tncrsc,fs al the Iour
further give motto" that fnlcc IT, Adams, John 4. Tan
JaH,- + fHync, samuel II. Mckinney aud Timoits
Fletcher ~ Lynch Ward, aud ~hn, ". Shcl,on. Vim. An
,nn los II Phelps aln"a NJ. Booker aud j, uslorne Tay
r nj lcnrS Ward appointed Commissioners, To supcrin
Und and SAMUEL u. ltnmhouph of Lynch Wnri ind dram
vile Jordan o Henry Ward ara aP"ntod Officers 10 cnndutt
raid election. JAS. u WILLIAMS,
NH laf2w ti,fk VI CT, Council.
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WE have today 81 styles Of Coral Lava
w and r,td JrNclr,, which Will l. pleased show.
i. WiIll ANS ~ son.
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ACCOUNTS DIE

4 IL those having accounts with us will please
~ settling them Ut their earliest convenience.
want Of money and wish Ia settle up the business OF tho pas
year Yours respectfully,
feb Ala j. MATTHIAS 4 co.
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CASH! CASH! CASH.!


li%ny accounts no, otherwise arranged uc JASrAn
~ III, add earnestly request that every dollar be paid
thai tiinc dee ID l. =. SEABIEI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

700 CASES MASS LlcoRICE, Of good quality, 10 arrive
-hOO In few dnys. For sale for, by
unrch IEDf 4 SAUNDERS.
A toNslGNMENTSOFD BACON, LARD, BUrrBR FEAT
W ERs, oak Tan sole Leather Cotton Yarn and Codage,
at oil prices 1eoce Coal on qualify,
damapne and Taow Candles, Clover Seed and many other
ce of country produce, In store and constantly receiving
r,or sale by lmh lbl IRBY &sAUNDERs.
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MISCELLANEOUS
!. MATTHIAS e. Co.
New Stand! New Goods 7

ANlNu sid my entire stock of Goods ut my Old stand,
have located below the Sorse HOUSE, opposite Hall
Livery stable whore will continue tho Gtoeerg and tonfs
Bssiucss Thankful Ia my friends aud the
liberal patronage heretofore extended me- solicit conn-
Of The assuring them viii offer Inducements foi
cash will Keep constantly hand nice selection Of ORD.
CEElEs AND STAPLE Dky GooIIs; also, Corn Meal ITas
ter and MIN onal J. G. sHEAIER.
purphi l. A
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N OL ICU,
HAVING purchased The Stapleion Mills of Charles seolt
L Esl,, In market for WHEAT, aud win ply ihe
LyNcnprRa PWcr for any prime Wheat delivered nj tho
Mills Ilny 2idarsl JAMES T., noRNER
A CASES Yer, superior old Wines nnd BrauicH, con.
Il " signlneni, for sale low, to.elosc by
NH JAMES BOYD h co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-09
]. B. Gentry, Oculist,

DR.. ]. B. Gentry, 0culist,
or Frankfort, NY.
- rs nov a grshsda, Hiaisib -
@ where be inteuds staying Ter s1m ~
months II progsTiy 1atrsnised
a. low a. be can vel aford. and those bills mus b eash
BE- every instance. He VII aiuays tel ne pat NJ the
amount o. his Gin before trratinx them He has eafsd
n the last four years sbcut ave hundred ass IN Wesf
tennessee and Nlrthern Mississippi. d al Of VII he
nov refer. He has oouaned his practice to disesss o.
Gases than any living man He is prepared Win ne
dnezf Freuch instruments 10 perform al operatiCnsper-
tanning % The eye, a. vel treat iuaamatlou In 81 is
ferns. H also refers to he ~principal citirens % Ken
lucky, where he was born and raised An letters
pTnpty answered
E%XECUfTvE OFFICE,
lAANEroRT, ky, Nov, r, ISL
Having ~ocrupied rooms Tor some months IN M
same hoel here, win Dr.. J. B Gentry where ]
bad an epportHnttyl daily, q seeing and euyer-
md sucre,s 10 the treatment Of diseases q The eyes
tafrefJre take pleasure IN eoommsndiuE him % TIE pub
hs profession, ard bis department since ny nra &C.
quaiutanoe win him has been unenreptonabie and hat
3 MAGOFFTN,
Governor Of Eentuky.
~ExECurrvE oFFrcE
rRANEruET. KY. Nov. Ass
Itaks great pleasure n ssyiug nat I an vel asgnaiu
ted with Dr. J b. Geutry. who has FOR some years re-
sided IN his place he has a very high md I thint q
Justly deserved reputatlOn as an Oculist. Ihave unier-
stood frou u e Eho have had the best opportunity o.
uiriuE. tnsf his success in The line o. his profession has
been IN quaied. HE sffu IN the treatment Of diseased
eyes, is universally acknoulrdget WithsL, he Is agen-
tlrman o. charscer and standing, and take Ereatpieas-
IRE IN oaunendins him a. emiuenty worthy Of pairoa-
age R~sspeafuly.
no2e-H2ms Governor o. Eentucky.
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sheriff, q SnInn

Qr vtrtue % a Feuditioui Exponas direc.ed to ne b.
u ne Charcerg Court a. EaEhvinr, ] wfu orer fr
eale, - cash, 81 the cuurt-kouse door. in Tie loun o.
AaitiEh, On Monday, and day o. April. 1850. me follow
ms trscts % land, lying in he county o. shrfbr. STATE
o. Tennessee. On The Horn Like road and on the urters
- Noucou.ah creek lahout I've miles suufh o. ~ civ n
Mrmphis. anfdescTib q a. fsll3Es- Oae trac- containing
6f sores. being TIE uurth-easf quarter 81 ne gs7a -
Ehicn Sas surveyed By \ A. Kerr, On ne lsh dar
NoTenher. i8t4. for adivlsion between naniei 3 Fur
ner aud 1nha Weaver, and boended as Follows. ReEin-
ming on menorth-ead corner Of ne said 2150 are tract
msrked A. thence runniuE vest IS so-I0s ch.ins 20 an
Kim on TIE east bsnt a. ne Eonoonn.h rrtsf No..
soath I-hWesf. - loc chains, then-s - = stake wet
81 bi-im chain taa Hackberry, pointer usrked Z.
pointer marked B. herce "a tfos i-foo chain "a a sfefs
On n east line q he said 2oD acre fraa thrucr no-fb
cusslHE None nnah creek end Horn LAKE road FT F7-Too
ohains 90 ne bFEnninz, AtioininE John @. Weavrr's
- aere t5set ~ ne souif being a Eubdivision and psrt
y ne $50 acre Lt l. tract John C. wsseer's sls
b-ioo acre tract On the west, and within persons srd
1ofn Wild8erEer On the unrfh.
Also, ne so1fh-Eesf qrater o. the ssms suhSirisisn
o. ne said $50 acre tract Containing SO a-i0o sores.
beEinning e. TIE southwest corner az ne Sir $50 A.,
irsc % a stake and Hicko.y, pointer msrfsd ? p
hence north with the nnc o. the aid ESQ arrs trs1 90
ehsins - a STAKE, iheuoe east. crossiar fe cut - IS
LOO chains q a Hake ana White OAK. pointer nurtes
B. being she Esuth-wrst c1-uer % tie rsf eEs a-e
tract above described. thrnoe rsnfh. crassirr CrBress
creek Sc chains % a Mapie marked n on he south linz
% he 22N acre trar- Hence west SIS $500 chains 10 NJ
heElnulnE aI1ninE John C. Weaverss sIs E-lOo acre
traG on he n1rfh and Idhn viewers so ,rra trr-r on
William Little, and hofh the above tracss lrine IN the
civil district Ne. -, in ranEe 3. section IL levied On by
ne o. ire ala fHy o. octoher. 1853. a. TIE uru1artv q
Daniel - Turner 10 suisy an ~execution IN favurof ne
Dsnlei h-lurner R0br L. SMITH.
fclo gldf Sheriff Shelly county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-09

NOVELTIES FRoM Il Ne m-ne nam
ia"s Of ts AIeee he-ion accompanied By a
number Of curiositiss froi 4 : resion- rs,r5-s
this city yesterday By the steamer n "
4homas- Among The oariozi6ss teferred to
we're a pair al Esq Ansux esys and a small
ooat covered WIZ TIE skin o. polar bear.
1hese novelties ~JH - exhibited at Odd Fek
oE's Hall mex
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at6 advertisements.
MISSISSIPPI CattoR PlaVfafjop for Saie.

ofFaR ~ EEs uherlsntzudn % fhelsie wm-
L AtrtEud, lgIHF IN Carrnl clunfF near frn So
ufer U tne 8 Ere. and in fun view - Gn -
tral htllruE1. nov ne great ttar uEhfare -
fEeen AeT OTeans ana fha furth m ard "a tern
clee- TIE trz1t G uiains 1850 Ecrrs, To- o. gfldh re
Do c1Irsflla 30 ucrss o. he cleared Imd cua-rts
t1n SID ecord bottoms. ihe balance o. riirg NJ
iaHa ne cact Is hgunded on he nora ans aorth ~
snail sreams - ugvrr--aIliuE water. a1i 90 he east
TIE RF BaE river, 8us shrdiuE 90 exhausfIes,
rance for stIk- 70 = In thirteen houG Eeu Odezut
% ratlruad aa p situated IN a neiEhborho d uta1 for
Hs e1lliionai and s1cial adrautsEHs. mere are IN ne
rsd a large and olmm1fious dweliiuE. al Prsessay
o7-1uldinTs for forty han'E, and a. Abundance q gid
wel and srriuE wafer. m place eanmeuds ilseH 90
% Hlo aes1rn o. Invest "a q ID cnftan rerian where
az tue convenience o. life. and an eErmptfn fram he
-eetrucive uverdeg1 and malaria o. the Mississippi and
olher large streams Of fe S~oufh-Eest ran be euiorrd
p psritculsrs address Alfred Hudsou, Fanola HisE. or
nitus c. Memphis, tennessee.
RACHEL ETREWnDn.
feta-wsm Erecutrfro Of Wm Tnfwoa se,esse1
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MOBILE Cotton Market.

Toe hooiis Advertiser o. Fshrulrg 5h. says
ne expurts - cotton Last week were he hrresf ever
EFo~n- he anount % f6fio bates. A. no rate o. 40
r1e ms Ssuid amount % sl.1to.15o. me ulas q
ctian > stertay we're ta.nn bales fhlsh TIE larrsf
sale ~ heiieVef ever made IN h1tiis, sei be- on y bsrn
relchel rrra hria-s nj a.a.lHl
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Hsa,s LoatIsk To-day.

FoE VToEshURa me elegant strsu-r gas. a. Iu-
cas- saGi EeIEier, is the regular mail ard passenger
pztket for Nlctsburg o. DAY, leaFi1k al s'clocf thii
afeTncon. She has fHe aao1mm1iations fr rssusurrr1
and d~eservudiy popular onosu. NJ. yaaes n Ts6adi
Is the clerk.
Pos ST. LorfE---he popalaf Elasusr hisltr VaIisy,
CAPT Postal wiz leave Ter ri'rs AID Cinciuaat al ne
hsuAi hqur ftfs tfirft rc1. She Is q Er.af farurife. aBd
her o-sest aE stteutve and acc msIodssinE
foE L0UIsVILLE-The splendid lcE-pressurs uesu-
er S1ufhernsr, Capt Goodsu, viii love Is abovs a I
ococE tbs Afternoon, connecting with the mazaiho-n.
9acb stHsd 2 a. Louisvine for Cinc matt. Czpi Henry
y suuh, an experienced blafman and clerer r-ure-
man has charge Of Ire dgfE's oncs o. the souherHsr.
FoR ARKANSAS EIvER-Ths fns steamer 5. n.
IucEers Capt Prrchard. viii iraFe a. Above a. the rsual
hour this Afternoon. fassenrers vii f1f ~ Trrf-r ~
her Om-ers an they could desire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-09

THEATEE-H q Lar was produced last
night most shectivsly. Mr.. sullivan came up
20 more thar Esncrsl expectation in the char
aeter Of " King Lssr.' The audience o. the
oceasioG was critical to a degree Of fastdi-
~ousnoss, seldom assembled in Memphis. Our
Tay-goers had seen most Of the leading se'ou
IA ds part and were prepared FOR a severe
critical ANALYSIS. Mr.. Sulivan's rendering Of
she part vas received Ti.h the most sntbusi-
astc outbursts Of applause. In this most dif-
6cult character, Mr.. Sullivan received sble
support from the company, with one or two *
crptions, which does not attach 70 the "Edgar1
Of Mr.. Whalley, or the "Cordelia - Of Miss
Jennie Stanley, both Of whom were well up"
in TIER parts.
T0-night Mr.. Sullivan viii appear as "Sir
Giles Ovsrreaeb," in 4 Ear Way 70 Pay
Old DsbtE, one Of the elder Booths greatest
characters. n Sc who remember "old
Boob, and were stI more ~fortunate N see
ing his son in this part, have now an opportu-
nity o. iHstituting q eomparisoa between these
~distihCuahsd representatives. Of tie histrionie
ar
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Petition for Dover, Parti-

O0O BARRELS Of sEira Family F,oar jus, rsoeiv
&OO ID and fer sale b. VERSION 4 CO.
f.ar EHu--us arw
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Bort Of mempbis.
Hlrsr ana sleamSo.t nausr.,
STEAMERS IEzTixs rms Bar.

kEEAMkAa NhAAlNG TH1S DAY.
J r lUeks capt zeiEler--.---vscEsBuHs.
s. a. TUcEEE Capt. Priiohard.-..ARrarsss RfErr
souTHEASEA Capt Gegdaii-.--LoUEsrnlE.
esLEANs.
r~rLssAArHIc -Dispsthes received Ia, ,-..,..
from Louisville. iais thar The river n 49,,
Paint sin SIX festmrss iaees water J., n.r,,. -,
81 Louis ~di'ps'ehes repsu hs rivr A. al -, :.
eaiansv-
ARaIFrp Asa
from Whits river, n Lady Wal
aadths oha1tav ifon NswOr e-sT- -
p@aset Hrriraia- The p
aad ne On etaW 3 bal
Ntsf aee s.ts an 200 Sarrs. -
r.ir.-- @srss,. s. s.rts esFss stfrs -
M Ar ~sreaoopon seed ul an a Ris ety.
ori..n <sts ferst hoais ~ tohn simsndi is Esw
Ian "a endaie tr rinciunau, and she : \ AZ
q NJ waite Nv = espsnsd-u vtsh sd gin IA
@@oeps@ t1e sinonaa. shs ia cvt hbcA W
.eer a. BAGS ezra. ahd ! taS n5scza. Ths
SGD ale oak L.io hsiss o5uer ih0uzb bai ~ paassn-
Esu- ne Rsa Esvfs nd fuI passenger lia. Ths
Fanny Ruiee sHs Atlantic. frun Se~ 0nsans fer Leu-
tsiEa, psssed us-lhe uadlas, fruu Cisoinnsu ~ Ar
Eansssrvsr and theN. " Thomss, fron ciueiunalfof
Sss Odssns passed dsvn, al hs.viy isssa. ~ tose
beat james Guihris. ~ith siEAi h.rrss = os n -
froa I~episrlHa rs-srd Avn Fssisrav
EEotnEsrsAm ttszSer chota- wasboun ssasns
. alp vine tnthplrr to eneo q IsnsinE = ts an
PHs a. Se~ orieans saiurdsy. b. Wild aoaisat her
tisftsnnh-hup uas tara cot ard bet whseheuzs d.a-
sged. Sae viii b repaired hers---...Ths rtuipa q
aotio By riveE yesterday snbTseed 20 saiss. q Ehich q
bales we're bruuEht from waite river. ~ nipneua Z
YESTERDAY asEresatsd ? ss1 hsis.s Of VIA na-nbsr J ,rs
bales ware taken rsr Cincinnati. as bales - riaabuf6
and sbuui 80 bates to- Esv orissfs ne 66ss&
wtioa rfu ies7e Tor NeE Orleans satrs& - oisrinS I
u soo bales uoH.-....rhsr 81 brapeet Nv aats
ias Of baar sdues ~rsalished ct 81 early asy hstvssn
ms port 30 nsansvils, Ind, ts most important saip-
pins Foiui between C.iro sas ne aHs. rhero ia al
fe1 RAILROAD oanmuuioauon between Evansville "a ~
ne nouhzru cues, tnl there Is a frospeA h5F that Il
VIII De- nsds ne srest pant ~ ~ feshipnsnt q Men,
pAiscouon for the etststn nafaeturers......We are
INDEBTED orat Necrasht o. ne ohoota-, ior lsie
Orleans paBerE-.--..At IN auai meeting yesterday
81 TIE stnokhalteH 10 The Memphis aid New OIesns
Packet company, a. vas resolved % buiId -four nsw ksaia
he Prsseut sssson-one for fhs vIdksbu.E Han t1hs. aaA
ne remaining three fr TIE NemfAis and New Ori.ans
rhs latter thrs via b d-xisned 70 MAI. weekly
. NaN oitans during hs sumner sna teassxs
Caring he alnier ssssru. TIE m-ssins Adjourned
b meet IN early day in the nonS q yune...--Dariar
ne o. trip q the szshy BaHitt. TuesaaF, > female eeef
'sspag-. viii sn inisresting child ahout sir wears >
threw Der child overheard and ibsa iuneea us
sieri herseH. nay Were bsih rrsuS hoW-vsr, alive;
,uf he lacy ,ussegaruHs Ga. NJ eaid uss tsksn IN
aharss By the NY passengers, ans vas aduptrd subss-
iueHf.s "a me family Of CAPT. Buahau, Of ne Funay
auHta. The uufouuuats voman vs. evidently De-
neutea.
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THE sulcls 20 WHISKY nov 30 vel n0wu a. "Dars
Arouate valsy WHISKY, has established a reputaton
- universal - r-ndsrs Dc 1meult Tor the Manufacturer
% tssp pa-s win ne dsnsnf mis- Is TIE result o.
perseverinr carry In It's Introduction, sustained BY a
detsrmi1ad1a adopted az the oaisst, and never ts 40
Instant departed RON. nat rs oritlnal purity Ens on
rvaied excellence should ooutuue 70 ne end
ue oammou fate attendant up1a an sueh succcssrL
sE5rts. has ovcrtatea The maHuac ur-r. u isImiutsd
By unscrupuious imP1siors, and an inferior and spurtous
article i paimei oTapon the Community 60 the great
detrimeut o. me public a. well a. injury 70 the manufac-
tursr, both On smoiumeut and ueu-earusd rrpuie. Eve
y sbuhas been made 70 guart against mis- piray b. q
op. -right q the label and By peculiar shans o. the
bottle.
Iaatiou TIE public against mis- mpoit1u upon them
ind upo1 my dshts. and I earnestly desire su-h innrua-
ton from hose who may possess o., b. having been vic
unBed " s,herrise, as win enable ne Co protect the
pubiic AL n yseif 81 prlscout1n o TIE utmost extent or
TIE law The genuine " D1ly's Arumane VALLEY WIS
K" is pus up In eases eta boules each. win JIsht yei-
low h5cl, and sealed with yellow var, win ne uropns-
tors stamp On me wax anf amules Signature Of M
proprietor elahel. An oihcr articles are lmita-
tons.
H-Clusuusrs can dsucnd upon getung a pare artice
when they buy ne VALLEY WHISKY as itis sod blythe
bottle and o1ly w. n. ALI.
- souI william street. Nev Tark.
cc-~sta-arEetI-lmi Sole Prupretor.
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MnartarD an6 $naRfiaI
New 0rIean. moner narkef.


hfHFHis Dtitf ApFEAL OrFicTy
Tnrn-nkr, Frh-uarys. le0
We hesr o. za chanes m he macy mafsei rrrev -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-09

FEEE NEGRoEs N MrssIssEFPL-The hat
chez CourieT OF Friday last says:
From a private letter from Jackson, We IN
dsrstaud that here is a decided probsbilifv
that the bill relative to free ne-roes. which
passed the House IN December last, will not
pass the Ssnste. at ieast without material
notifications. S5me discrimination viii. il Is
believed, Be lalie In favor Of negroes who have
already BEEN licensed BY the police courts, and
are Of good ehsrscter.
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New YOrk DRY Good. market.

There has been a marked increase Of setiri-
y ID the market since our last review. South
ern, eastern and city i3bbers have an been buy
ing fancy goods. Prices are scarcely higher
than last wear, though the impor.ations are
said 10 come out a. an increased cost A large
supply Of silks and ribbons has been received
By tie latest arrivals. There ere very few
western buyers here, and these are confined to
wooden goods, which are in good supply, es-
pscialiy German and Belgium cloths and
fancy cassimeres. To domestic goods there is
no increase Of activity, excep il cotton goods
for export TO Cuba, Mexico and China, wbirh
Is Of marked encouragement % or msnufae-
turers. Prices Of an cotton goods are steady.
Prints are la moderate demand, but the IN
curry Is on the increase. Southern iobbsrs are
buying more from the commission houses, and
rather less from the city southern iobbers.
More activity prevails In lawns. Wooden
goods are harfly 50 active, and iobbsrs are
hanging back a i-tle from their usual pur-
chases. Fancy esssimers, however, are in
good request, more particularly The desirable
styles. Fancy silk mixtures Of snail pattern
are considered desirable and ommsn a
ready sale. Delaines are not active. Prices
Of wO0lsns are steady, from the high price Of
wool. he large socks keep prices from ad-
vsncinE-lndspendeEL
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BttFneu's
Burnett's Cocaine.
Burnstps COcOaine.

A srSdTE snDi-.' co renters ne hair ,na matter hou
sun ant dryl ta az Fasy fr several days Ia
o1uosded By Oh vD have wci il O. hs me lest and
cheapet hair frels.nz 10 hs vfL-
Prsparef By Iassph Bur su a Co Basoa, and fr
sale By DEALERS generally, at 30 rents a bottle
For sale b. WARD d M-eCLELLANp.
Nos. IT5 and n Main srcef.
fazsfIw O-pl.ife Warsham H1uss
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Fnm ihe hcE odeana Creaelt, frsrutry a
ne anmardhr fhe nrr. a. bes- frse. ne or-rlr-s
~ frFtlsf aiau1uis - De- eerA hnfe been har mii@
tnse ~ @aiafs Ihe a ul1s To- fnehanzs have bern
toieralT rec ne suplas u money euistie o. trnt
D. rrW lfuir o. uar hrTsnd he daily iarlns.
Iar erc1fuze uartet bowed slur fo-t-g u1fer aFo "a
fcrsnl tr rnFcts nrd rLEt fran1 he fautr soil
~ 80 ruf ~ mrm i1rrgir a. n d. o. Yes York.
nauife. mole eern ifsnalri anr r. fram a.. snf
fc.ll frn aaa odd a. 1-if Tdrrr 80 drr d1Fsf lrhf
Nn h9 d. thirty d1Tsf sHrht fl1h dlscul1f.
- ~ Ai suHr-i 11f rtef trE1flclaif Of a llnilrd
ff at4 aaala Dis, and e factIan 1uer. o. iar-
W we're s1ae saies - cear Bills a. I1THHI0s
~ u1slg ln smsu suns Rrm-tfsncs rrirs ar from
U.s. eiNaa. norrneut blus asrs fatsa zf I1TaG1N
eNff anl at Hate huar acunfract vas uclrfrf
qnoie frum loshGf41h via NJ Iu4ufy
ffann quieti We htve no change fnm fhr
f.in = reaenday% extreme r1f-s
n desc darIs srrrff
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"a Mr.. NEG mfssg, Of this CITY, is selling
very superior article OF soap. which is used
for removing spots, gresss. etc, from fuasitar.,
fer elening paint, jsweiIy. plate, ETC., ana fa
shampooing and bathing We have seen l E
qualities Of his sosPtesssd. and hav = 10 hssi-
fancy in pconoEnc NJ & saPe7iort &aareae Of
the sort now in use After use 4 laws n.
skin soft and moist. Givs this soar tf.L
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CfA-h alvarez MAZE 1aa-aUrclI = egtig1s To-
- ba111. Eh=af, etc.- eta 90 1Hr nlenh IN NsE Or
i'-n- ~ SsT T,rE WHHNoN Q
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MEnFHIs AND New ORLEANS PAcKEr Cow
FAST.-me convention Of stockholders in the
Memphis and Va Orleans packet company
adjourned yesterday, .s.er a two days ses-
sion At the meeting yesterday they re-
solved to build four new steamers, but de-
fsHed more definite action until the stock
could Be- fully represented The eonvsn-
sion was composed Of many CT ctr
lesding western stesmboatmen, among wcom
were Capt S~aerley and Mr. Sherlock, respect
lively presiden. ard treasurer Of the Louisville.
and Cincinnati Mail eom1sny. These gsn-
tismen conceived AMI pisnns1 and earned out
the recent legislative exc nion 10 Louisville.
Cincinnati and COlumbs, an The success Of
the movement Tcdoun ss greatly to their credit.
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waite rseh. aani and healthy suns. pe-fee
frsedm frgm r5a,haeae. DOWDEN's DENIAL
FLuID arrests decay. restores diseased suns = q
healthy condition ant removes tartar. -Rcouumendst
b. ne ulast -~sIsb-ated Deausts as nl su7rrior 10 any
e,nufri-s 10 use. lmparinz to the mslth and breath o
Delightful aromatic frsgraacc.
For sale By Dru-sists everyEhere, ana By
s. MkNsFIELD 4 CO.. AGENTS.
se11-sm nru7Eists. Memphis. Tenn.
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DruOcHAI,e sEArs CENTRAL

COMMITTEE.
Hon. Geo. ". Jones, Chairman Of The Dem
Ocraic ssate convent On, las appointed the
following gentlemen members Of the Demo
cratic Sss central Committee.
MIDDLE TEESEssEE.-John c. Bureh, Ran
dal ". MeGaTOrk, william R. Hurley, Nash
vile; Thomas Watson, Franklin; Thomas
Bogsrs, Gsilstin.
East TEsEEssEE-Colunkus Powell, Geo.
Bradfsld, Wm- Parker, Knoxville; SAMUEL
Mlligsns GresnEills; George ". Bridges.
Athens.
HEsT TEsEEssEE-Wilism II. Carroll, ".
c. Galway, join R. Me- aiahan, Memphis I;
MeLia Cross, Purdy; n. F. Cummins, Paris.