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The Hog Trade-Provisions Next Year.

The Hog Trade-PrOvisiOns Next Year.
The Cincinnati Gasee Of the Both ut elaborate
ce on the Pork trade prospective and from which
We extract the following ems
The value OF the sEHs hog crop the West Including tbs
cost OF manufacturing, at the pces which
and at TIE rats current viii round numbers $50
UO Thu balk OF tits large dsbursed ninety DAYS
say from November loh February 10Th and OF il
gees directly into the hands Of farmers
The following table shows in pries
Of corn for the month OF October, maey preceding each
packing season. These fuees indicate The cop
the staple for has year The column gives the average
price OF hogs for ech and the third the increase or de-
OF The hog eah preceding
season. Tbs nrst reliable Of the hog in de Wes
were prepared by the writer I54O which time the re
ports have been season. We
are thus enabled 70 extend ts comparison 1850
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New Orleans.

In the Fifth Ward Mr.. Arthur Arroyo, the Bel
candidate, was opposed only by Mr. GOttschalk,
Breckenridge Democrat there beng no Douglas
candidate in the field. Mr.. Arroyo having openly
and publicly pledged himself to vote for John
Sdell under any circumstances, received the cor
dial support and the vote Of many personal friends
in the Douglas party. He beat GOttschalk by ma
jority of ls3, votes, he receiving 3S6 votes, and
Got.schalk 203.-CreScent. (BeLD
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TuE ST. PAIL CASE OF CoNsCIENCE.''-We copied
statement from the St Paul Pioneer of late date
that a man named Stanley had delivered himself up
10 Justice having charged himself with the commits
sion Of a murder six years ago in Western Virginia.
The Pioneer of the 18Th ult says that nothing has
been heard from Virginia IN reference TO the mat
ter, and that Stanley has been released
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In closing remark that whatever the result Of the
sons business shall be regards packers feeders likely to be
well paid large proportion Of the has already been
bought prices ranging from SIS IS to Sc Is varying accord
locality The in the whole West think
fail short Of head and most Of thee have been taken
directly by packers There therefore, powerful intees. al
ready enlisted the side Of high prices and the arkecan only
be broken BY Indications the advances in
the
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Judge Linton Stephens, of Ga. Douglas speak
er. whilst addressing a crowd at the Crutchfeld
House, in this place, on Friday night last. said,
he lood uoe for John Bel fire hundred times before he
,Oold uote for Brectinridge This is nothing more
than is to be expected. Mr.. Stephens was a Wing.
some six or seven years ago and is only going back
TO his first love. This is the road all the Douglas
leaders are going They have sold themselves to
the Bell party, and are now being used as plant
tools in their hands Chattanooga Reflector
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The effect Of the prices Of and hogs upon crops the
latter in the several years. clearly by foregoing
figures.
The average price Of hogs year highest obtained
in this market for twenyree The market
S5 U.s. but advanced and maotaine that
made aVerag 50 2 This year hogs bought
November at So u.s. and from pese indications that will
opening price, The opening price hogs quotations
for corn, then, in the last years, compare bus:
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AFRICAN CoFFEE.-A package of Liberisn coffee
raised on the farm Of President Benson, in Bassa
county, has been received in New York. The berry
is uncommOnly large and full. and light in color.
The coffee raised in Liberia according to the Colo
aisation Herald, is declared to be the best known
and commands much higher price than any
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II
46c for prime live geese.
G1NSENG-Fhe dealers paying at 45d25Cc arrival
HBY-A good demand duDg the week AID prices 81 ton
higher closing SIS GIG o. tonfcr prime Timothy, in
bales at railway stations.
IR0NThe market is unchanged. and the demand moderate
We gu Ohio hot blast Pig S2j6 the latte rate from
yard Bar steady, at 2I93H fer comm0a and charcoal.
0ILS-No change in Lnseed About $50 bb sold s sc In
the small way obtained We quote Lard at 99 for Ne
!, and Coal at 1880.
POTATOEsThe demand is moderate and the market dull
Small Of prime Ne hancckS making 81 S0Sl IS
bril- The receipts by wagons we'll by the railways,
large is accommodating rapidly They retailing
from wagons 10 market at 3594c erbush.
sEED-There very little doing any nd prices remain
last quoted Glover SOS 25; Timothy dull - 252 4O
Flax 81 TO- ard IN demand Blue Grass 81 So Red Top O5
and Orchard GraIs 81 rs per buShel.
WHIsKY-The market dull the great portion Of the week,
and prices further declined closing BETTER however The
eaehdAy for Raw follows Wednesday, Thars-
day Friday 1885, Saturday l6c, Monday &c.,
day I6kc.
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I have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash. as determined to do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No.
% North side of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY.
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DR.. HOOfIand's Celebrated

Eak
NKyILL eectuaIy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
~ Dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of hid
news ard arising from dsorered Liver md sto
sch such Constipation Inward Plies, Fumes Of Blood the
Head Acdity OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust fr
Food Funess weight the stomach, Sour Eructstlons
Sinking Flutterug the Pit Of the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Fin erng the Heart
Choking suocang Sensations when In lying posture, DIM
Vision Dots chs before the Sight,
Pain Heal Deficiency Of Perspston YeoWnes Of the
Skin eyes Pain in the side Back Chess LIMBS &C. Sud
Flushes Of Heat Burning In the Flesh, Constant
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propretors in calling the attention Of the public this
PREPARATION do with feeling Of the utmost confidence
virtues the diseases for which recommended
and untried article, but that has the
Of years trial before the American people and rep
utaon sale unrivailsd by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given By prominent we'll
Physicans and individuals in ali parts Of country
ally by the proprietor, and be had gratis any Of bis ARsnta
cannot satisfy the skeptca this remedy IL really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmEC CORDIAL
VIII long standing Cold in very short time Read thu
following;
PHILADErFHlA, Feb. f6, 1853.
Dr. G. NJ JAcKsoN-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold, having pains through whole system sore
throat and hoarseness, when recommended h
lands Balsamc Cordial accordingly procured boe and
happy to state that half Of il completely cured
nov unhesatingy recommend to friends who may be sim
ariy afflicted, and deem it than justice this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours.
ELEANOR McHENRH,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by Dr. O. NJ. jackson, No 4Is Arch Street.
Philadelphia, and for sale BY Druggist sorekeepe through
out the United states and Canada Price IS cents per
o. J. WOOD, st. Louis Wholesale Agents FOR Nc 49,,
EWIN, PENDBET0N CO., Nashville. Tenn ~ ISsss
Agents Retailed BY 10 G. BROWN and EVANS q; " n
pERsH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER, NasnEils, . o.
MATHEWS, E5eeaeld; J. C. DozCH, South NashVihe'
ebII-ly
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DECREASE OF JUVENILE CEDGNAIs- In England it
seems that there Is such rapid decrease ofjuvenile
criminals that no less than twohirds of the cells OF
one Of the most celebrated English prisons devoted
10 juveniles are left vacant where, few years ago
they were overlooking. in this country an incre6s-
ing proportion Of )ur criminals children.
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For particulars inquire at this Office.

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RNIRoAD-CARD PROM
Mr. MoRRow.-The Gazette of yesterday contains a
card from Mr. MoRRow, which, in justice to that gen
tleman, we lay before our readers:
NASHVILLE, Oct 81. 1860.
EUGENE UNDERWOOD, EsQ.--IOur letter of yester-
days date published in our city papers to-day ad-
dressed 20 me as Chairman of a meeting of merch-
ants held in the Court House on the night of the
10th inst is before me. the existence of which was
not aware of until saw itin print. have only to
say nreply, that being present at said meeting,
was Unexpectedly called to the chair, and did not
know then and have not since found out that it
wrong in me TO preside the deliberations of
such responsible body of gentlemen as composed
that meeting II any injustice done you on that
occasion. | regret 1t; certainly none intended
on my part, nor dc know of any such design the
part of others. Whatever remarks were made. re-
ferring to you were reported. las beleve) accom-
panied by the names of the gentlemen making them.
presume they responsible for what they said.
A committee of five gentlemen WAS appointed by
that meeting report all matters of grievance,
&c 10 which committee shall refer your letter,
and as due notice will be given Of the time and place
when such report will be made, 1t is hoped that you
will be present, to defend yourself against any in
Justice which you think has been done you.
Respectfully. JogN MORROW.
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PRYoR's DISTRICT-It will be seen by a piece we
published yesterday morning, from the Richmond
Examiner, that not only has Roger \. Pryors dis
trict (the strong hold of Douglas in Virgina) gone
for Breckenridge but the city of Petersburg where
it was said there were no Breckenridge men. has
given us 4 handsome ma ority.-Selmd Issue.
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River men were hoping that yesterdays rain was
general and heavy in the mountains, and that we
should have boating tide in a few days. We trust
they will be graft led. boating tide would revive
business wonderfully.
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An experienced and female physician, has sOothln
Syrup for children ethng, which greatly facilitates proses
Of teeshng By soeniag The gums reducing all inhammaon
will alay all PAIN ami regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it viii give yourselves and
health to infants Perfectly See adTsr
Gsement in another column. oet2s-ly
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The CASE OF GEN HAINEY-The Administration
views of Gen. Harvey guilty having violated Gen
Scot's orders at San Juan but IN consideration OF
his distinguished services the President only slight
" officially censuTCs him.
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4 DIsAGREEABLE DAY.-Novembcr was ushered in
upon a dark, disagreeable day. 1t commenced rain
ing early IN the forenoon and continued throughout
tlre day, and was quite chilly withaL 1t dis
agreeable day
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WANrEp.-A gentleman, business man, &c, want
ed as partner in a respectable and profitable bust
nose with 81 600 cash. He must be as above. Ad-
dres :" ROBERT,
octI6-dlm Post Office.
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LATEK FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the steamers bohemian and
Europa.

Arrival OF the Steamers bohemian and
Europa.
New York. Nov. 1.-The steamer Bohemian has
arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool dates of
the 18Th.
Advices from Naples say that the latest attack by
the Royal troops had been repulsed by Garibaldi
NEW YoRK Nov 1.-The steamer Europa arrived
at Cape Race this morning with Liverpool dates
Of the 10th.
The steamer Persia arrived at Liverpool on the
goth.
NAPIEs-The departure of the Russian Embassy
from Turin is officially announced. .s .-....
The steamer Edinburg arrived out on the 18th.
There was great rejoicing at Liverpool in honor
of the opening of splendid free library, presented
by VIM. Brown. So
The Times Paris CORRESPONDENT says that the de-
parture of the POpe's Nuncio from Paris was con-
sidered the forerunner of the POpes quitting Rome
The Pastoral circulars allocutions and sermons
denounce, and all but implOre Divine vengeance on
the invaders of the Papal States and lay implies
tons on the Emperor and the whole Prelacy Of the
country around.
The Bourse was firm and steady Rentes 69f. 10c.
italian affairs wholly unchanged.
The Pdirie says as soon as the annexation of Ma
pies and Sicily to Sardinia is proclaimed Garibaldi
will resign all political authority and assume the
functions of ccmmander-inchief of the land and
forces of Southern Italy. He will exclusively &C.
cupy himself preparing for war next spring and
will make an appeal to all Europe to volunteer.
Ii Is confirmed tnaLa french Inercnant-inan lauen-
ed with stores for Gaeta has been captured by Carl
balds ships.
The Turin Gazette says that Prussia simply made
some remarks against the entry of Sandman troops
into Naples and that Russia made no communica-
ton.
1t is reported via Berlin that the Russian Ambas-
sador at Turin has been recalled and that the Sar
dinian Ambassador at St. Petersburg has received
his passports.
1t is stated that $4,000 Piedmontese troops have al
ready reached Naples by to march to CSsserta to
join those entering the Roman frontier.
ExGLAND-The weather is unsettled and stormy.
A Gotha newspaper says the daughter of SAKE
Leiagua aged II, is the distinguished bride of the
Prince of Wales.
FRANCE-Persigny has gone to Paris where he is
summoned by the Emperor. 1t is reported that he
will take Thouvenals plscein the Foreign office.
1t is believed thatthe Papal Nuncio at Paris would
not return.
The Russian Embassy has left Turin.
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All those INDEBTED to J. C. NICHOLSON & Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY. will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need OF
the money. noY2-lm.
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The old New York Spirit Of the Times is to be sold,
BY order of the court; Colonel THORPE having car
r.ied his point over JONES and HAYS
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CHARLEsroE Oct 80 Sales Of cotton to-day 26g0 bales at
prices ranging from to 10 cents. Market UNCHANGED.
MOBILE Get 30.sass Of Cotton 10 day G090 bales. Mid
dings ii cents Sales Of three days 10000 bales Receipts Of
three DAYS lus5OO bales.
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Owing to the inclemancy of the weather the sale
of China Glass Ware, &c, at Cain Cornelius
Block was postponed until this morning at 10
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PHOTOGRAPHS
OF
WR. WANG Y.

The only true likeness of Mr.. YANCEY is on exhibit
ton at GIERs' Gallery, being the only Gallery Mr.
YANCEY visited in this city. Copies for sale.
Oct 3I-3t.
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IL who money will present adjourned meet
ing the City building and Loan Association Of Nashville
to be held Office of the Protection Insurance Company
THURSDAY .. O'Clock. Sep19-dst
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COMMERCIAL.


The telegraph reports sales ofenee per cent Bonds in
New York Wednesday So Virginia s55c and Missouri
IKE For Railroad shaesths market Is dull and lover.
The following the comparative quotations Of Bonds
in the New York market for four weeks:
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rs-Call and try JOHN WHoELEY's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nash
vile. A large assortment on hand and sale at very
low DrineS
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HAVANA Seq AIRS!

JOHN WHoRLEY, 80 South Market Street, offers
for sale SIS 600 aoorth of Ctoclc! Cal and see him.
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One Thousand Five Hundred on John
He'll.

One Thousand Five Hundred on John
hell.
We copy the following from the arkansas States
Gazette:
To Internationally annexed paragraph, offer
ing to wager money, on the coming election has ap-
pelred in our paper several weeks, but has as yet
received no response
WHO WILL Bet BRECKISRIDGE The following
bet is offered on Mr.. Bell:
SlO0 on each save-holding State-that is, 500
that Mr.. Bell beats Mr.. Breckenridge in the popular
vote Of each savc-holding State-all Of the slave
holding States to be take together if the bet be
made
For particulars inquire at this Office.
The above appears in the Banner of yesterday.
friend authorizes to say that he win take the
bet proposed above and increase the amount to $500
on each State and put up the money here IN Nash
Vile Our friend further proposes to give 500 to
any man who will make the above het and put up
the money here.
r,arficulavs inu1fira at t1rir Cfiipn
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AvorHEE Texas Town BURNT.-The Palestine
lTexas) AdUocate, of October 10th, says that the
Town OF Troy, pine B.uii.) on the Trinity river,
Freestone county has been destroyed by fire. There
is said to be no doubt bus THAI it the work Of
incendIary.
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Mr. +. DoUGLAs-Dedr Sir: take the opportun-
ty to address you a few lines as follows. have
been informed that you had an onely daughter and
that you desired her TO marry Wright man; where
upon you Civ $4,000 or 100000 dollars to any re-
spectacle Wright man that would marry her and
cherish her through life. If there is any truth in
this report 2. S let me know and will marry your
daughter those conditions, and will endeaYOr to
make myself agreeable. Yours respectfully
To F. DOUGLAS. CHARLES HAPP
Direct to CHARLES HAZE Anhnrn n Y
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Attcntton, Lane suards.

at O'Clock this evening in full uniform. By order
of the Captain. JAS. MCCONNELL, o. 5.
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within the last tive years
Of relief, a. the numerous
. possession show.
to the temperament Of the
ed in such quantities as 70
Judgment guide You in the
VfGORATOkk, and II
plants, Bilious At.
Chronic DiarrhOea
plants, DysenIe-
STOMACH, Habitual
ic, Ch0iersk. Chole-
InfAntutn, Flatus
Female W eakmesss
cessfulI7 as an Ordsna-
cine. 1t will cure SICK
Thousands can testify,) in
two or Ghree Tea
en- At the Commencement Of
giving their nony
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According to the Utica a. " Telegraph, Black
Republican organ, Horace Greeley is actually lay
ing the wire TO supersede Nm, Il, Seward in The
Tn ted States
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CITY NOTICES.
Alteration, Breckinridge Hangers.
AT NASHVILLE

You are hereby commanded to meet at the arm
DRY this afternoon at 2 o'clock By order of the
Captain. j. l.. SLOAN, 0. S.
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~ THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of NoVsnhe-, 1860, viii Of
20 os .ae . the highest bidder, AZ Patterson Fora
q haPsth, and late residences q As Jares l. Bell
- N1s-aag county, Ternsssee.
eF9n slxiJ % seventy head 81 EuleI.
seventy 70 8eventy.fve head OF catts;t
evenly T. te7snty- i've head Of sheep;
Carts. Wagons, PIoEs. Ae Ac.
w setI pBsSSsEnith Tools, Carr enter Tools &C., &C.
20 Sta * Of N;llet Hay.
AMI various other articles too tsaoas 70 mention.
Terms Of Sale --Fcr ali sums q Ale and md, -.
10 hand; over tina. credit Of months WI - eiVso
Bonds with approved security IN all = required efor
= removal Of the property. A. Q. srO-EARb 49,
Paterson Iron works, Oct. 10, 'SO-dtd
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sorted to with confidence in
Is recommended
It has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited ce- ifcates in my
The dose must be adapted 4
individual tsking it, and us-
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
use Of the LIVER hN-
will cure Liver Conn
lacks, DySpepsizs
) n m m e r G o IN :
rvs DrOpsys Sour
COStiVeHeSs, ChOts
ra MOrbus,Ch
IeDces J a u n d Tee
eS, and may be used sue
ry Family R1edi-
II E A ID A G. Il r, las
twenty minutes, IL
spOOHfuls are TAX
attack.
All who use itare
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sian Embassy has left Turin.
From Fort Kearaey.

FoRT KEARNEY, Nov. 1.-The Pacific telegraph
line is completed this point and connects with the
Pony Express, saving from one and half to two
days over the st. Joseph route.
The Indians are quiet. The Pike Peakers are re-
turning many are sick and destitute.
There has been a regular snow storm at tayette-
Vile Arkansas.
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Office Of exhibition and sale of the GROVER i
BAKER Family Machines, No 46 Public Square Nash
vile, Tennessee. r. H. BRoCKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER & BAKER Pa
tent for .he State of Tennessee.
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For Rent OrEense.

WILL lease for Of ten years or longer rent for IA
ensuing year, upon most faEore terms, large
comnO1ious dwelling at the Broad Hal
streets, occupied By II. NJ. Gays, Esq.
ALSO. viii sell a2On very favorable terms, the
der Of Interest in the property formerly occupied resi-
dence, rented TO E. p. Boatiex, about half nile
West Of the Court House. tanning with excellent dWen
OF eEht and other about twelve
s0pencr gard soil portion Of which 3 beautifully In blu
grass shade trees ghfli home in the iumedAe
vicinity Of Nashville be lound for sale. II
soA, It will - for rent fer he coming year. Apply No. "A
Cherry street loctl7l BUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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S0vTaERN TRUNK EaaNUFAeT9 /
Fassett & Crossman
NO. 81 MARKET STREET NASHVILLE, 7BHN,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail

NO 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
manufacturers and WhOIesale and Retail
DEALERS
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXEN,
VALESES, CARPET BAGS, 6c.S &c.s
nEsIRE call the attention Of all those in want OF any
thing in lne Wholesale retail) to examine our
purchasing elsewhere confident that we
sell low other house in the city Our stock Of
manufacture and made Of the best materials and By
first wOrmen All must admit the wisdom OF buying work
made home in preference buying that made at the Ea x
pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the Lsdiestooir
PATENT TRUNK FOR LADIES.
has compartments for Bonnets Dresses Paraso Brushes
and q waterproof compartment for sponges, OILS, &C.
All kinds OF Trunks made order, covered repaired,
rtnetice Give cali at at 81 Market street, Two doors
South OF the Square FASSETT q CROSSMAN
msyl9-d&tWly
A stare Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WBoLBsALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, TennesSees
NOR SALE-A stock of Notions and Fancy Dry Goods.
One Of the best assorted stocks in the State The goods all
late importation. The stand In Of the rest localities
NJ in street. For particulars inquire OF, or address,
octIs-dlm' WM. PARK, Memphis