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EEEEUsET ?, l-hI-
The following extract from The Forthcoming
agricultural report Of Che commissioner OF
-fr1Is viii explain why tie distribution Of
have hsret5flre been scEt ont from this office,
iispeusei Uith during the present fiscal
years
Owing 10 ths rs1lcei appropriation made
tv Congress FIR arrcal@si n~urn1zes for the
fiscal re2E ending jane - 1906 ta Office has
been c1ureied to rec-ce rscV and con-
20 2 m1re limited sphere then
heretofore. Dr. doing THE. 3D. E-s found nee
s1zaw. hsr 70 decline purchasing far stri-
-a usual varieties ol Ear'rn and fed
s % 90 abandon TIE experiment Cf H-ora-
za- TEA and Fariogs other foreign plants
an e1n nss for which orders had beer
e-5a- The expense whick bad already been
-1cr rref il their urec reneu- would hardly
Justify TIE Once ia throwing them aside j
ass aecorduElV deemed advisable 20 apply
tile remainder O. tie funds solely 10 TIE pro-
curing of Information and preparing the ma
te-ili for De a-riculuzl report, and 10 the
propagation and istrhgH on Of such varieties
~ forsiEB seeds snd cuttings as had been al
rszlr engaged These were y such p nature.
that G they had been Distributed throuElo1t
The country Immediately upon their receipt the
probability De-. nat very few Of them would
have reached rhsir estimation il a III state for
V-0paEatiou- Ihe tea seeds, more psrticu-
.-rlr. arrived in such a condition, that b was
o. Che utmost Importance % plant then a.
once fs purpose, large T~Topagsting
lr7es WlTe erected upon tie Government
Eds, north OF the canal, between q and
% aleeE These rrlcTres now answer
Wei TIE purpose Tor which Eev were iu-en-
fed. as s exhibited b. Che faet that we bare
ready fw fis+rtliou over $1,000 wrli-r0''ed
TEA niaEts- 1900 f0rei-n and i1mes-c crane
vines. 800 rooted seedless p0mrg-snste cat-
trE ard rzri0gs foreiE. DeticIHsl, end nr-
ausi plants These wu be- ready Tor dis
during DE present winter. and DE
er r1g WE D. BISHOP,
Conn Ez7rrar
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and he dedication thereof TO free homes f0'
lrsemen. N A.
dustry, and condemned ne tree uaes p
ne Democracy, -. u,r.s al.
The committee rose n ue
iourned. bslse rndsr
consideration, -f, aid fhers
- N M Soubt abcut Rufin's feunK.
s-5t1h. 5,rrnsi be corrttted i Wopic fes9l
ssfieT \ liz vote ard there Woaid Dc
.s--ti,, with a view of coming % ~
s,.sfv 81 election as possible ne "lsl1u y
Ger preamble reciting the faetsi N the SO
..r-lrainr with q resoluhsn deeiaIths -
-ofwHhstanding the iuformahty or ne sles
5on' Ford be declared printer OF the rfesen'
WT Pue5n refused to yield the floor for u.
introsucicn OF the resolution. he had q u6n
- bsve bis name recorded for Glossbrener
The House ordered the journal TO be 50 cor
rected- n-,
The Speaker declared that the sleeuoh mus
be considered as a nullity-
Mr.. Corwin made an ineieetuai a"e"P' u
offer his resolution.
The Speaker said the House YOU" Fie'
to the election OF a printer. A..
Mr.. Washburn d Ne, asked whesnet ]
would not be better to postpone inc eieeeo'
until tomorrow. or some other day-
Mr.. Barksdals moved to postpone 4 antiuo
morrow.
The House, however, proceeded 70 vote
Whole number Of votes $50. Necessary % =
choice 9l. Ford 81. GiossbrsnneT, ~ Sestoi
o.. Wintop. 9. Ball, 8; Richie, l. NO ehoies
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rn,r1rrror OF corrn..

UsfrsthsH Of the cotton year being ro
n r'v c9r-nlete3, we NAV f0rl some e7-n-
a. . IRE probable relation between the supply
and -hs demand Of that staple for us y57
IS7l-13. IS this estimate VIII however DE
pz-l on calculations based upon years pass
f. present. herewith, ia tabIlatel form,
zs----- fthe crop FOR several years pass,
v7nl tire amounts taken BY the principal con-
srmer Ger the periods stated
Table showing the cotton crop OF the United
States fora las. ten years with The number
Of bales taken BY Great Britain each year and
r. weekly consumption
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xxxvI CaxanEss--FIHsT SESSION.

Wt.rrer.. February L-Gcuafc The
Invalid peas tlH was reported and passed
Wr G --s red a resolution that fhe Sec
rstarv T1gY inform tbe Senate as e
gre r1u-T- . arine hosliisls, The number Of
r uts. end expenses Hherso' siare 1854
Adopted.
III. Wlson presented 2 memorial ron tms
merchants ord ul3cTrriieIa .Uf Boston for
g-eam nail ts ta 2 month between chariesion
Key West ana Crha.
Mr.. Seward presented A memorial from ts
legislature ~ Kansas, praying f9r admission
into Gle Union.
HsusG-Nr psuott presented ihe resolu.
ton ~ me Kansas tgislaturs asking ad1is-
zion iHt8 the UnioH un2er che WysHdetts con
slifutinn, which was referred % the Commits.
on Territories.
two aeiock ne Uouas Went into CON.
nitiee 81 ihr Hhoic % the state Of the Union
hA re tuhrrg, with Che ~eecrrtion q aboe
4 9 tezen rfrff 20 De- Sn7fe
10 1n wf1c q sprech. maintaining tbs
naitf lenrrsss rnr 1risl uGrel
c7Ba adj 2 herr r1aer over slaves Oh Ter,
Tories Ich me the COMMON prorertro Of FL
III scussei She prorriety Of discon.
timing ttc sale &c the public lands
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Matter on Every Page.

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on nur-isy. 1T insisat IN ne Firsi Prsssg'sfi.n
.esuroh. ~ ths nrr ,. o sisadman. y o.. }oHS =
PACE y y. ELKsoR DoTtE, ~ Of MS ely
s.. Jobu, thou hast isn cur dreis q e'eheio's'
1.p,v u.ng Es siH mis- heei go ve o'asr.'1ae
30 % Being % ~fortrnais - % have seh a pa'"si
throurh life q fe ssset Seils, md rssrei M"
haze not an followed In ~ issisisps. be EVER "ppt'
And NAY your pah through hfe BE- tfe"A
via nszsrs o. 3esas Eni iove,
And nay ts Aimishiy p5ur On thee
His bisssinEI from shove. u
N.avins rauers please oapy-
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CouoD ana Tobacco.
The "taIk on change Of the New Oriesn

The "talk on change" Of the New Orleans
Crescent Of February 2sth has the following +:
The general cotton market was quietyaster-
day. The movements wee contracted. being
controlled BY the depression in exc ange, the
frmness In freights and the large receipts,
with many parties talking Of figures way
up-so high up that il we were 70 repeat them
we should be called a rocky mountain bear.
Il is hardly possible that The receipts csn con-
unus in the zane ratio as they have for the
month now closing. The Arabic brought Us a
letter dated Liverpool, the - hstants which
says:
"There begins to prevail here an opinion
that the crop Of cotton viii not much II any
exceed four millions n bales, and there will,
no doubt, later IN theseason, be some speculs-
ton in the stabie. To-day, up 10 this time,
3 P. n, the s~alesTeach fifteen thousand bales
. large, verv large business for Saturi II, at an
advapce. The advance N the rate Of interest
BY the bank Of England, Il is hoaght, will
only Be temporary, and ere long VIII be re-
ducea 3 get, or even 2t''
There was some talk yesterday % opera
ions in tobacco. The weed has been dormant
for a long time. It was talked Of, that three
thousand hoEsheads had changed hands sire
FridaYlast. The talk is, that present prices,
81 60 6tc. for fair quality. viii not pay the
grower or cultivator. We know, however,
that the tobacco trade last year turned ont
anything but profitable that investments in
lugs. particularly, proved very unfortunate
At the close Of FebmarY, last yesTy operators
u the weed naid a6l@7e. Tor fair leaf, and
4l65fc. for planters luzs. and in June and
July Of last year they paid for hugs 81 to Ate,
and fair leaf 6G64c., aud with .iow rates Of
freights the investments have turned out al
losses from twenty 10 thirtv-fve dollars pei
hogshead, particularly on the Tugs.
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Largest Circulation il the City.
rInsr Avn FoUnTH FaGEs.

Fm7r PAGr-An Uusouna Position : Late-
rrsm Brownsville Ths MeDonoash Estate
A Lesson for Rich NsH The Senate Csaels
Ceremonies on ihe IBaugurati7n Of the WASH
on wosuucHt; Usefulness q Diamonds 4;
AScore Of Prn-es
FsunrnPAeE-Poaiaal-L Wears Away
Tie Flower Girl; useheudoHfs Great Dis
-,s increased Activity Of he Slave Trade
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- rLEcTIoN ro-DaE

The eier on. for county sGeers takes place
today. IN toafarmry TO Jaw. i Is mP5ra
1a- assse Offices shorld b. fled by honest,
ard Efficient men. anai fom The 'on-
of s-li3ates. an opporiun'y is offered O.
he voters u make most excellent seiec o7s
irdsf3. We may say, or ciizsns can scarcely
-c-e here are somany candidates whose
fsas are acknowlel-od 20 be So un-
5orb.sl. II nchcases f is no disParagement
q, Hf Oder candidates. H The voter selects
r,ca uonefhcm gs man with whose personal
c-al les he is sost familiar, and 10 whom he
attached. IN the zeal % friendship
ara saacaneu,, however, Tho jus claims Of
on sts. and tbs duties % good citizens, 70
os- he l1w AID maintain peace, should
asrsr BE- forgoeel. Oar city las ever
been uruish-l for ae good feeling
za orderly dec5-un which has been exc
hr5fet5 on election day. even where Che
-rbae i-teres has BAN uos inHns
aroused. ard passion stirred up 20 Its depths.
0ae. OF The causes OF tla quiet and order Gat
have reirnsd al our elections Las beea the
closing of the Icl-r saloons on The day q
r- For. ard ths bauishment of that element
ulicb arolses lbe p-sssioas and ItoNiCates the
brain. We trust 1st Ie same custom, which
has hitherto contributed SO largely 90 these
good r@,s1its, win Be- strictly Observed on mn
occasion. The oHeers 10 be voted for are h'
1l5g Fz sheIG5 tax collector, rasts
clerk q county eo-r, clerk OF cree
esu-L e c1k OF tic e3zmoH laW and cha1e1u
con- -rshaI'i in 1ih civil izre c7nsa5h
-T district. Ute hs Ct canlasts
va1 Dr. fa-1ti u the proper co'uuH-
-gE CHsRhEsEbS CONVENTION.
% ch assemble % The @d ta5
-l r- ul colss. of f15 uezben.
casting a8 votes corresponding UIth the vot'
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GERMANY N Favor OF FREE TRApE.-A
Hamburg letter speaks as follows Of the effect
produced in Germany bT the news Of the treaty
Of between France and Eugland.-
The German journals are all discussing the
treaty, and they unanimously acknowledge
that the preference given to he system Of pro-
tectivs duties, instead Of prohibition, is a great
progress for France, whose manufactures
have now attained a degTeeof perfection which
win enable them 10 bear competition. Prussia
seems to follow in the sane track. Her d.
plomstie agents accredited to the German
governments, composing the Zollvsrein, have
received instructions IN that sense, and the
Berlin cabinet demands carte blarche for The
concluding Of a treaty OF with
France and England Among the states OF
the Zollverein, Saxony, Hanover, and the states
Of Uuringia, ave already declared in favor
Of a reduction Of custom duties on raw mate
rails, and-of a gradual approach to the free
trade system. There 10 reason 70 hope that
the Southern states Of Germany-especially
Bavaria and Wurtemberg, which alone have
hitherto resisted its teadeneies-gill now se-
cede to the wishes Of Prussia with a view to
the advantages they could not Tail to derive
from a commercial treaty with France.
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he House and Lot west o. the Memphis
md Chadrst dspot ne heuse g. oocupisd o. h0tsl
and clutails ten rsama.
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Doydt5.l s8 PgoH o TaE sts.rt PR


Cincinnati Enquirer reports as follows;
Mr.. DoagIss opposed any action bF TIE ssn.
ate caucus. He said that n the caucus made
a platform for the party, isought also % nom
mate a candidate. He alluded to the fact that
a convention Of delegates, fresh from the peo-
pie and, commissioned for both these purposes,
would shortly assemble at Charleston that
these delegates would compare favorably in
point Of intelligence and worth with the mem
bers Of either branch Of Congress; and that
the Senate caucus should not anticipate or
prejudice their action. He said be demHrred
70 the jurisdiction Of the caucus over this ques-
don. and should not vote.
His speech was able. courteous, firm, and
yet eoneiliatory. Mr.. Pugh was pcppery. He
denounced the action Of the caucus as INTENDED
to influence the Charleston convection in its
choice Of a candidate, and said that IL that
body followed the example u the caucus, the
Democracy were doomed % Inevitable defeat.
That be was a delegate 70 The convention, and
should resist such a platform to the bitter end.
He was very salty on the rotten borough
Senators from The free states, who, in c%oniunc-
ton with their disunion allies al the South,
called the caucus.
Mr.. Pugh said they had nothing to do with
the question, and be should not vote.
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ga motion by ST.. Daddy, the rules yer,
suspended and Senate bio. ii9. % incorporate
thr Merchants bank Of Memphis, was taken
FROM tLe f.es and read the second time
Nr. Farley presented a petition from the
business men IT Memphis concerningt the char
ter uhi-h was not read.
elr. Farler offered an amentment making
ils name of he bahk he Merchants and
FIfute-' hsHk.7 which was agreed 90.
TIE hHf .hrn passed ths second reading BY
yeas 20, ualH Is
on moi1H -T Ar- Duilev, lie rules WoTr
furhs r sgspanlzl and senator Harris' bin
rs. 2s51 70 charter The bsHk OF Ciarksville.
Nss taken con fhr files read The second
time, and g The tlirl reading, by yeas
g.. u8gslT
air. Can't moved 20 make go bark bils ?
special order fer tomorrow AZ f91 o'clock.
This mot m ~as sEnced 70 By yeas II,
nays l9. Z
HOUSE bills on LAST READING.
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A rrOENET-Ar-LAW, Memphis, Trrn. one No
II 2tls tn Provinces block Main e Get
Refer % J. n ProFine. Hen. George piNln. atr1iloa
hcDaritt a Co. and Pals Cash, Heurhisi CO.. y
2 WOOD L Leverins Woots, Chrisr
10. feb1feu
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A magifceut residence on Shelby street, Just
heygnd me Gayo=0 Hotel I1e Do fronts 100 feet, and
sNtends bach 20 seet-H o1rurr De ne house contains
zen rooms win every m1d-m lmprsVemeuf- AuT gen
uruan wishiur sulsuiuI residence On one o. The most
elegant and Desirable I-ocaiions in ne city his viii suit.
ferns verv HseraI. fel4
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nTifannia me wave nuIcr.

Toe Nfw Orleans Pioayaus makes Ire fol-
l0Uinz remarks upon he differentiation, ez-
pressed recently BY Lord Pslmerstou. that En-
gland aaosld not. "a time Of war, respect ere
private property % fhe enemy
TIE dee 7aticn thai EgIard must. at M
hazards, 20 ain the command ~ tie seas. 3
somewhat of a b0if one. ir tfe FACE of thr
aEtv strides Ihich France has made toward
a. cauflifE and thf vsst Expenditures Which
are cainz On 10 make tie Preach navy equal in
1mabars % that Of England, as e j. already
claimed 10 D suPsHur IN ehepncv, d]iscip7ns
and tie rossession ~ uewly developed princi
-irs ~ dlnpwlv invented weapons n warfare.
Tae ~frauknesso o. The declaration Is not lessen.
"a bv fhe accompanying justhc7fions thst
Enei1nd caun1t exist az q nsion unless she is
supreme on The seas, unless she has a raw
y 'ch. in ne n war, all be abe 20 Dive
fcm the yeas frat of any p7Fer whaieger.
i Required s0ms such nerve ~ that which
Paime-s5an has 20 toll The world that England
mus " command the seas" or must resse 30
exist Her ccmre iti0n win France fornarai
sr7e-orfg, carried o. IN time % rearr, Is
a1lfHea q ben struggle for existence.
ErElau1 most retain her r~reicminance md in-
CREASE Der r1pzrsti5as bari ps1H vita fhr
edor.s az Napoleon 70 appro5ch hfr. or.ahe
nus feline ifto = second rate power az once,
ard ee into rapid decay. II is rare ia see a
P-ipa ninister 20 free IN declaring motives and
purF state which ic0k 70 asstrt a 49,
p-em7cy over az o.her powers.
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NE Wing MACHIN B!

MOI long since the pubnc we're ucdaed hat any Or
~ son purchasing e SEWING Marhinf without ELIAS
Hou'E permission, we're sutlfg % dlnsErs- W Wrh
% present 70 fh~ pablo tive machines fllT Euarantsd
undar he Hou patent. ami an other uafeuts claimed -
ns mdn1p1iy or cubinEfion - cuuu1nlet. Ehele ma
ehines are o. the latest mnnHfsctars. snd are In many
respects superior 10 the Cd style machines. ounhiuinE
I all their Advantages With re latest Tmpr vrueuts, and
We tztrnd selling a. low Gures. All Euarauaed o. b.
q. n they prove nfhsrEise- ve Ull sxrhEuEe theri
uutii satisfaction 10 given Aise tcrt in Sod order. free
o. charEr.
We most respectfully ask an TO oan lit1ize tr th~u-
l salres. In or list Of machines Ee taVe al The differ
snt stitches made. set in all he flEsrent tables and cab
int eases, beautifully anished.
EAROuT 4 Co.
I . .292 CaIhoun ninck. Main street,
] - Mnuruhfa Tam
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The duty on paper is about to be abolished
inSEngiani. K has been a heavy tax on the
press. Ihe abolition o. the duty will be OF
some interest on this side Of the water where
nearly $4,000 worth q English books are
consumed annually.
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Ok FIEKIN4 y r. and HoIl Buller.
"a ID 1rs. Pinteye and L1ldlu LAZY Rotatcea.
= nl- ard half hrls- Eae Herring
l0 BASKETS Chaupague Piper nsltsicf.
Bhrs- Harrls kWaKsrfs Ale.
At-suEars Codee. rca. neoaco Cigars, slrtlncs,
Aaiains Nus. Oranges. Leuqaas Fu- Crooaaut &c.
?. hAFK.
No as Frsnt Row.
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On motion OF Mr. PAYNE, thc vote lassini
H5rss BIN no. 273. b Incorporate ne Coma
SD. Centsryiiie and Pine river ralroad con
NAVY. on is third reading yesterday M~s le
considered
NJ. Payne offered IN auenamsu
he charter Of The Mississippi an 49,
-1-,sl cemrsrv. so az 90 ali3w tlht COMPANY
i, i--,sfsn -er cent moriga q or income poho'
II al amount not exceeding $4,000, Whlei
was adopted. a.
Fhr bin IS thus amended then passed ~
,hirl reading. ayes I6. noes 3
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Elmwocd Cemetery

THE annual election o. ave Di-crto-s br Elmvooi
Il Cenetery IN Be hetI N NemDhis. al ne Bank Of
Tennessee. on Mlniay. MarcH 9. Efen l1f where the
stuckholcarE are requested % attend ana vote.
"A dividend gf ten per cent On each share q stock,
(raiue $500 has been deafei 81 tie n1ard 81 Dlrcctors,
payable on and after lh Elrch. 1850.
mrs-5i JOs BENOw. President.
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WERNER,s


TUE par1ersnip h~erei1iore r1istinF between Can
a DEE, MY a CO. vas Asniv-d 90 ne 10 AZ q
I1nuary f&o. 81 uutual o1u1eut.
Hner o. ne members ems drm will BE- band a
ne oi sr4rd a mate ntiemeas
GN CANDLE.
Ny
fallHiu TrvTVa
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usEN ACREs rich fertile land. about t~o miles from
he city, well adapted b rardPning. Good planE
f.-ra md cTmf1rfHhle imrrqVemgufs. ~ 49, "a
Apqly sen % I'LL
tsi5-lm
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rnharcn Arencr

TtvfNG been solicited 81 q uuuber % ne best Fir-
III rlna manuftcturcrs q rloaUr % sell thclr faVurite
1905 ~ have made arranrrments % kfcp q supply Of
~ mdaf -holsr tu1ts % MANUFACTURED and
SNOEING TonAcCO, 6r sale 90 cummissiun- Dealers
au BE- auPpled O. ne most ngoa1ble terms
MuIE. sTEnHrNs a PULLEN,
gra-sm "a Nalu sfrerf
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Hsghhuvs.

EegfaiHtiVe.
ue clip % following itens from The NASH
dHe Usiou Of the 29th7ulr
ABroUREEEsE- B8sEF0E HD.-Iher 6elafe
srzsy conc lnaE % the resolHian from Dc
ess IF representative, resc.l iHg the joint
oa ~ iioufn ere ec en- Mon4aF next.
80 lag 8 szed HpaH 20 adjourn.
AnfoUngEEEr or -Hr LrGIsLarrnE-The
tEo draachls Of tr general assembly 81 Ala
bsra adopted 2 resolalion 0B Saturday last 20
a1Iolrr -le ts 20 aleHtaT, Ih inst, al y
AS hey assellisd ~ the 1fth q
lsst ns session VII have lasted,
eEr be- 70 fe recess. tFeire weeks.
~rnsAas w lrErT-A oorrespon-
.ea o. E York Tin sfi6sg from
e- in 1f raTs;
sai mTeee Hs faleta, that ts
fr-r of ars1 n ft7iy have beer anee %,
hide was t7sen 81 Ftaner, Eratuaiiy
L1' r srIF 20 tie Increase. L IS certain
moreover iiat me army are frpecl1E q IT,
asEll q io ties u 20 distant period
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LTQUoR TO Pay D~ANAGEs-Tbe Urbsna
(OLio) Ciisen publishes a lengthy report Of
a very Interesting case lately tried in that
place. under the seventh section Of = Al act
70 provide against the evils resulting from the
sale Of Intoxicating hquorsp passed Nav 4,
1854. By Ibis section TIE wife, child, parent.
guardian, employer or ofher peson, who shall
be injured in person property or means Of
support, By an intoxicated person, has a right
II action against The party who sold the
liquor, If sold contrary 70 law IN he present
cause, the plaintiff, Jane crush, alleged that
she was the wife Of one Reed Brush, an IN
temperate man, and tha- the defendant, Peter
Lawson, though cegnikart ofthe habits Of
her husband, sid him a pint Of whisky on
The 29th q April last IN violation OF law,
with which he became Intoxicated, and in his
drunken fury chopped OF the left foot Of the
plaintiff u compensation for this, she asked
damages In the sun OF $4,000.
The jay retired, and after a short eonsula-
ton returned a verdict for the plaintiff, asses
sing her damages Al $500. .rfH
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TO n
AND PATRONS or
UzRR WAWHVKES

THE - occurrence oocasiai nF ne DEAN u eur J. n.
We6b vii rot cznzs auy iuts-ruptien In The 1usi-
- az he nruaa 10 viii % c1ntlnled ulfer lr SAND
awe or nc balnrce 81 mis- -raeor-1E equal portion Or
~ brnedf o. tfa famIiT Of Ha ceceaacd
Take mis- rorfsi0n &C. hank oar patrons Tor tha gen
@5us couddalce heretofore reposed in cur house, and
- win one dflleeuce Cor TIE interest q our frieudI
% merit BE- Anr c1ttl t1ances We msy eve ne pr
sirs will please ol Gr- rnuse indflfed ID us vii
uIe1sc arrange for Immediate plymrut-
J. j RAWLINGS
ErfIm SURVIVING partner II Wahb 4 HawiiaF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-03

Hlf c1rre pc4-ent the Boston
Pod IN FEBRUARY Iifh:
me great Steamship company have inst had
re1i7 ion Cf Che sH'-et Cu- ~ share
csre r n -he Nsrcris Of sFd. CsrE
E- D. MaDEies. samusi Baker, H. =. Hope.
hon. Capt Csrue-e. r. -. Mr.. Ds1- G55cl
and s n. CrosE D meeting vas fsr
trs crisriTtian thR ias-, anin-W and h-i-ht-
prospects seen dasuilg on lie Gaeat Fast
erG thsn We haze iateiy seen.
Tire defects and tclsys ia Der launching, the
rr'h ~ Br11l, He explosion Oh board. ana
zee 9lh 70 her counanler. al seem 20 e. q
ccessioH af disasters but they are al pat
urai cTe17 pr accidents hat are liable 90 al
11f Hlls, and vrdeh we consider THAT .le
elt work Le7 becc FL lsnl some tel r-srz,
taken about a miitoa EteriirE ~ cs al,
ss Co a great extern an experiment, and, g.
sr-- sf1i Crcat r--lro adj the present s o.
ping Interests - Essa a1i walae- Dat several
a-sols engaged iE the project have passed
away frem Tie scene -- action, tt7t there
rzrc teel mechanical accidents and financial
rzssueHts
tcre8a divers uf opinion a. t8 the best
~ t5seld lie Grea- Essen lrLca zlei 81
w t6sal aria lsrE sloE of voices seen
-- say india. That Eu gao ably Be He trade
M her. ana Gle sooner Sic eUlarks Ir 81. say
M Isa51E urrr- e'o-s, tme sooner wlI tie
rrabirm Of Der c-umcTca ~ sccess p solved.
doubt VERY m--l sha -1e to America ihis
se1s0l- II als does az aH s1 son must 19. De-
sspnointel u rou Do Hot or hat side ca 2
n he great Lev asr, z5ou. which 81.
uucacdrios kaE Ben eEc--i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-03

TORMEnLI o. S1msrTiues renn-, cGsrs bis services
II 90 ne citizens q Eemph.s and ls Viciu1iy- Par
ticuiar aitsntioa paid . surEery. Can - found Al his
om1s In ne Farley Eincks san side q Court square
Ion day and auirhf. unless PROFESSIONALLY guEaged.
E1quirer COPY 10 wects. -ufeaarse ms sa1e.