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BE CAREFUL

Instances are almost daily coming to our knowl-
edge wherein soldiers in entrusting money fo,
their families or friends to private persons officers
among them, have to mourn its loss The case
OF NE $500, the saving Of a number of soldiers
stolen BY one ex-lieutenant OF PennsylvaaGa re
g1menf from another, on the cars, Is an example
In point Now there 10 no earthly necessity for
any such occurrence. An agent OF Adams & Co q
Express Is to be found at every division or per.
haPs brigade headquarters, whose recei pit for the
remittance involves a positive insurance that i,
VIII be safely delivered directed; and that too
n faf less cost to the sender than by any Other
conceivable means Of conveyance involving the
necessary insurance.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucuontsrs.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CORPORATION
OF WARRINGTON STOcK.-On FRIDAY Az
TEkNOON. December 27th, st4 O'Clock, at our
Auction Rooms. shall sell without reserve
1870 quarterly CORPORATION Of Washington Six
per cent stock.
80 semi annual Corporation OF Washington
Six per cent. stock.
500 Coreorstion Of Washington Five per cent.
ttock.
Terms cash in specie.
de24d J.C- MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
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CHRIsTNAS PRESENTS

Wax Dolls. with moving eyes, Toy Furniture,
Tea and Dinner Sets, Music Boxes, Parlor Balls,
Toy Pants. Alphabet Blocks, Toy Guns Swords,
Pistols, Drums, Mechanical Toys, Magnetic Toys
Magic Lsntern., Hummlng Top, Balls, O., 70,
at HUTCHINSON e. MUNRO'S,
de q st $40 Pa, ay,, bet 9th and 10th sts.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Party Fans Gold and silver Thimbles, French
Perfumery, Watch Stands, Cigar Stands, fine
Ralors, Saohels, Backgammon Boards, Chess
Dressing Cases. fine Pomsdss, fine Brushes and
Combs, Opera Glasses, SPY Glasses, DO & O., at
HUTCHINSON q MUNROS,
$40 Pa Av , bet, 9Th and 10th SITS,
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

level Cases, Odor Stands, Pearl and Ivory Ia
bets; Paper Folders, Albums, Paper Msohe
Work Boxes and Writing Desks Silver, Pearl
Dresses, Shell Combs, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
fne Dressing Cases, Pocket Knives. 6ne Scissors.
90, at HUTCHINSON Il MUNRUs,
31O Pa av bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneers.
pew IN vTHRnd HT ECaURcH5on FRIDAY
at the Auction Rooms Of Jas. c. McGuire a Co,
! shall sell very eligible pew in Trinity Church,
Jones' THO. MILL Err Executor
dead J, c. McGUiRE 4 co. Auct..
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I EA & PERKlNs' WORCESTERSHIRE
IL SAUCE KING & BURCHELL,
de Is corner Vermont ay, and Fifteenth St
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TTNoTICE TO TAN PAYERS.

C"LLBCTOR's OFFICE,
WdSh.HEt0n, Decsmber q, 1861
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons in ,rrs,rs
Ior Ia6es WhHther gas special, or annual tax that
nhIes, the same Is PAID at this Office before the lat
LAY OF eoruary next the property on which the
Is due Will then be advertised ami sold, as the
ihos@ who ~l.h 10 avoid tke k>>~y az
advertising will please pay within the time spool
fed. VI LILA DJYnH
ne " eOIF eDI COllentnr.
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The WESLEY CHAPEL SUNDAY
-, Sch1o. will hold Fc ST1VAL n the leo
streets commencing on MONDAY vENING,
me - instant at half P.st O'Clock, ard continuing
through the evenings of he week.
supper will be provided. Fruits, Confectinn ar-
Useful.nd Fancy AriIc es will be in variety and
Abundance. ~
Vocal and Instrumental Music each evening
As the proceeds are 20 benefit the School, liberal
patronage IL asked of it's friends
lr SeasOn tickets Is oenIs; single admission
adu q, 10 cents; chiIdre 8 cents de AZ
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- GORDON & CO.'S PRESERVES, BRAN
KING BURCHELL,
de 10 corner Fifteenth at, and Vermont av,
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0~TO THE VOTERS OF WAsHING-
S TOS.1Ths Assessor of each Ward will
meet a. the following places from 10 O'Clock A. m,
TILL O'Clock p. from the I4th TO the Slst Decem
Der, inclusive. TO correct and register the names
OF those omitted from the poll list
Ist Wsrd-JOhn Eheem, 172 PennsyvanIa
avenue, between nth and 18th streets.
"a Ward.-Thomas Stewsrt, CORNER 18th and H
Sd Ward.-Hsnry Curtis corner 9Th and streets.
ttk Ward;I,Thomes w. Burch. 9Th street, be-
18th WaId.-Wiliam A. Harper, 81 street east.
NO AS, between East Capitol and A sire ct north
virginia avenue, between oh and 10th streets.
I'm Ward-Peter Hepburn, No. s5 south +
street, between 9Th and 9Th streets west.
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IMPURTER OF SEGARS,
AND DEALER IN
,,," N , l. q u - 8 30.
2ob Penn. drenhe, beftceen l2th AID l3Ih streets,
washington City.
,sOLE AGENT In THIS CITY FOR THE CELEBRATED
hUNGAhlEN WINES OF A. sCHWAkTZER,
OF Vienna.
900 CASES Il have Just received 200 cases
assorted) Of the above choice Wines, TO VII oh the
ettentioa of suffers and the public generally is
spectiniiS called. Prices ranging from - o $50
PEI oas-. de 2l-l0t
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TEX FS !dE AND Suffers. - ~
forms tins cltz of Washlnttop NA
S.S ne ns, .,ssssEt Pablio that they ~
sortTen of OYSTERS OF the yery hast ou,,,t,.
ALSO Keeps larEs, quantity OF Choice Ficfied
NJ ~ g., Sa.s sea aea oys,srs can't be be done
n1ae Ia ySg WI sap sgsin. 3, w. DAVIi
Sep sSsa9 " WA Ana \ lReets, Eoya7.IMss
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fused to take or said it was not ready to re
eeive any 81 k soldier who presented himself
with the proper report from the commanding
officer or surgeon?
l. Is not TIE general army hospital bound to
be made large enough to accommodate all the
SICK and wounded who may be sent here from
the army for medical treatment?
D Is there any hospital arrangements in the
city for tie poverty-stricken wives and ch.l-
dren Of the poor soldiers who are enlisted from
our city aud State district, to fight in our
cause?
o. Il all arrangements are made by the Con-
tederate government for the sick and wound
ed soldiers at this place, would it not be better
that The Institution Of the Sou bern Mothers
be converted into one TO take care Of the
women and children who are the wives and
children Of poor soldiers?
I. Is the Southern Mothers Institution
allowed 40 or 30 cents a day for each patient
unsolicited by them, when the army %TeEula-
tons allow only about one half, OF but little
more, when the IA ions are committed ? NJ.
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Col. Prov, Army, Com. lst lilo. Reg.
AUGCsT 20, 1851.
The Southern Mothers and the Speca
"a E~oIiceLlnn.

n ne 80 - as ~ = PEI
ial Policeman
EDIToRs APPEAL: The petition for a
special policeman to perform certain duties
for the Mothers Rooms, having given rise to
much discussion in the Board Of Aldermen,
and the matter being evidently from the re-
ports Of that discussion greatly misunder-
stood, viii you permit me to correct the false
impression created thereby aaj more parti-
cularly by the remarks OF AID. KlrtTscht. In
the beginning Of the enter 5rise OF the Moth
ers, the Vigilance Committee ordered the free
women Of the city to do the washing Of tue
establishment ia regular course, and the cap
tain of the police was instructed to nave them
brought to the Rooms, and see that they re.
turned the articles in due time. This re-
quiTed only a few hours time every week, and
there being a larger number Of such women in
the city enjoying the protection OF the laws,
for the vindica len of which our bows are in
arms, tue duty, il properly seen to by the
police, caBno. fall upon the same person
ofteneT than once in two OF three months.
Il was 10 attend 70 this duty. Ouiv, that the
Mothers desired a special person detailed.
they bave 10 further need for an officer in
their establishment. I regret having troubled
the city IN toe matter, since it has given rise
to a Misunderstanding of their position and
wants.
In regard 70 .he remarks OF AID. KortTscht.
/ wish to state tina. be has been misinformed.
The Secretary Of War has been applied to, "a
give tue appointment Of a surgeon in the army
0 g. W. Currey, 81. D., the surgeon Of he
Rooms, but has not yet acted upon the petition.
Gen. Polk has ordered The payment Of tie SOL
dIers' TatioHs TO the Mothers while the soldiers
are in the Rooms, but they have not yet been
drawn, and when drawn wall not support toe
institution or pay one tenth Of It's expenses
u takes charge Of no soldiers but those IN the
service Of the Confederate States, and OF nc
persons bat the soldiers themselves. L is not
a ehartabis Institution These men are per
ling their health, their lives, and gbc hopes Of
their families IN many instances, for tue de.
tense OF our homes and dearest rights, and We
cannot consent TO have it called a charity.
in those who stay securely under the PRO.
lection their valoT gives them, to care fol
them with the tenderness OF mothers wher
they shall be sick or disabled. The people
have taken this view Of it,, and sent to ID,
southern Mothers money, furniture, food, etc.
that has made their institution a meme to IA,
sick and disabled soldier; and the grsa5-5ears.
ed southern people viii 90 it still. and Dsver
think it a charity. But upon the contribution,
OF that public 90 this cause the Mothers relv
and have relied to this moment.
S. @. LAW, Pres. S. S. NJ.
MARY F. PoPE, Secretary.
Getty papers please coPy.)
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COUNCIL AND soUrngRN MoTnrRs.


EDTToRs APPEAL I notice the following
extract from The proceedings Of the Council of
Wednesday, which is but one Of innumerable
assertions which have appeared in print that
are calculated to mislead, Internationally, ne
doubt, the readers Of your psper.
AID. Farmer said The Southern Mothers
wouldsave the city six hundred dollars a month
b. keeping soldiers from going to The hospital.
"Ald. Kortrecht said be bad been old bv
ladies' ct the institution that The Confederate
government had Voluntarily recognized the in
s%ttutioni the Secretary Of War having written
te them to that effect, and would allow them
fifty cents a day for the Confederate soldiers
attended to there. They expected. during the
war, In receive pay for the board and medical
attendance Of such sick soldiers.D
TajB Impression bas been promulgated mil
many think that there is no provision made for
The sick Of the army Of this division, and, as
an observer, / feel it due to tie medical
department OF this division Of forces TO make
The following queries:
1. Does the keeping or medical attendance
Of the soldiers at the general army hospital at
Memphis cost tho city one cent?
2. What objection is there to the regulations
or management Of the general armyAospitaif
3. Has the general army hospital ever re-
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CORE. BRAE AED Hay.

JO0n bushels prime White and Yellow Corn,
IOUU 10000 pounls Bran.
80 bales Tlm5thy Hay and Oats. For
sale By HUB ELL, HURD * HUSTON,
anIl WebsLer Block. Isl MaiE street-
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RrvER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERs.

The river is Tising...... The weather was
showery yesterday, with steady rain at night.
$3.50. There were no arrivals at the land
ipF...... The Ed. Howard started for New Or
leans with 200 sacks and 1000 barrels Of four
400 saeEs bran, 800 sacks corn and some to-
baeeo...... The Grand Duke laid over until
to-dsy......T The Mary Keene, it is stated, did
not lose Der wheel, but had the wrought iron
shaft twisted, making it necessary to lie over
one trip 49,. The neat and popular New Moon
leaves for White river. All that polite atten-
ton can DO to make a trip pleasant viii bl
dene By her clever officers.
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Cherokee Cure!

AN ulfslliRg cure ior semizaI Weakness. No.turns-
Emissions, Imroteacy Loss CT Power, Pains in II,
Back, Stone IN the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
H2nstraution. and all diseases caused by deviatiuE from
the pat1 Of nature, and l~ndulging in seIf-PoIutIon.
By the use Of this Cure all improper DISCHARGES ere
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
spesdily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. should reject
that a sound mlEJ and body are necessary to promote
c~5auubia, happiness.
IN the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbiIitatsd, worn
down and desyaifing SevO;ee Of sensual pleasure, viii
find relief.
1T safe snd pleasant IN taste, but immediate in It's
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
trom pure vegetable extracts. IL The form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price % por bottle, or TIRES batties fer IS, and for
Wefcel by express 10 all pastso Of the wor.J.
sold b. all respectable druggists g~.ervwhere.
POTTER s ZEEWIT, P-sDri5a-rs.
Sole Pr6prletors, e5 JsTs-z0n-st., near post ONCE.
general dealers IN all popular family medicines, Mem
pals, Tenn.
~ Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists.
mrlG-dgWawgv
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F0R LIVER COAIPLANT BI~LFOUSNESS, HEAD.
ACHE. z
There has never been q cath4rtc medicine offered
the public that has gives such entire satlsfaaioa
KcLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly iuaocerl
and can b takeE by the NEST tender infant; yet prouwf
and powerful in rsnoViug ali bilious secretion. scid o.
impure, feted matter from TIE stomach. In fact. thew
are the only Pills thst should be used in malarious dis
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness OF pain In the stom-
ach or bowels, though very active and searching Ia their
operation, promoting healthy s~ecretions OK tue liver snG
Kidneys. Who VIII suffer from Biiousness. Heeaschs
and Foul stomach, when 20 cheap a remedy Gao Be o.
tainedP Keep them constantly on hand; a single doss.
taken in season, nay Frevent hourss days aud mouths *
sickness. Ask Tor DR. J. Il. EcLean's Universal Pi1s.
TAKE no other. Being ooSted, they are t~astelsss Fri-s
sniy IS cents per box, and can ee sent By mail tc Ar
mart q tie United Ststas-
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third ami Pine streets. g.. Eoaig, No
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Land, NLGROB9, IIC.

7 Will on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day o. 0c- o..
1 tooer Eext, sell on the premises, At public Sl
auction the PLANTATION owned By the I,JeSEa
q IN Of EcJ0 & Trlrsble, situated in C5ahomJ -
county, 8.s'iss. PPi, ab-gt one mile east or Delta.
There Is about
$50 Acres
In the tract, abo1t two hundred acres cleared and 10 a
high state OF cultIvatisn; about on- hui drrd and fifty
&C Is old deadeniug, under a good fence, with a comfort
able Dwelling House ana Negro cabIu--In excellent
gin house, press and Ein, and well watered with els
Tracts Of Land in the c5Uny Person who feel At all
disposed to pu chase are earnest y requested TO 60 on
the place and examine before The day OF sale.
sgES9,
At the same time and place, three Negro women, one
abou- p years old, one a5ogt IT years old, ana oae IS or
Is years OH two Negro Boys, otto about four years old
aAd the other aboat Two years old.
ALSO,
Twelve head Of Horses and Xulss, about eighty head Of
Cattl5, al ~ one haHdred head o. Hogs, some thirty
head CT which are suitable fer pork hsgs, a good lot CT
PARKING UTENSILS, together with Household and
Kitchen EagnIt4re, etc.
Teg'EsS Of Sale.
The Land win be sold for one-.hlrl cash. and the bal
aucs in one ard two years. Bonds, with g7ld securtty,
viii be required, anc a hen retain-d en- the and until
the purchase money is paid. The personal properly
will be sold on q credit until the LIST d.y OF Rarch,
1862, accepted bills on good houses in New Orleans Ut
Memphis viii be required.
Persons wishing 10 purchase any OF th5 described
property, are requested TO call &c said Plantation and
examine IL before ths sale. Mr.. william LIgOn who
Is On tie premi IS, VIII show the property to any who
JAMES H. TREBLE
Surviving partner Of the late a IA of
au2l-vdt Eoh0 & Trimhle.
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FDR Na9KE.

I'VE entire material Of our old Office. consisting OF
L the Presses, Job Type, Stands. Cabinets, Cases,
Rule, Leads and Composition Kettles tneW). etc, etc.
Also, one No. I Eitering Machine. one Lead Cutter, g
large assortment Of Csts. etc, ali nestiy new, having
been used only about fifteen or sigateen months, and
which we will sell at prices that viii make il to the in
terest Of these IN need Of such material TO purchase OF
as. Cali at the Appeal lob Rooms.
m7gT-is wHTTMORE Il BRO.
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IRE SHOOTING ScRAPE.-T. 7. Bennett
wss Yesterday f9ed en- dollars by the Recor-
der for an assault, with a cane, on J. Il. Hal
lenbeck. The latter, who met the assault by
firing a pistol-slighsly wOu1diBg Bennett in
the Nv discharged as having acted in
self-defense.
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MESS BEEF.

I m b~srrsis-prims article. For sale By
lOO auf6 HOB tBLL, HURD & HUSTON,
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CARD

It is with feelings Of sincere and heartfelt
gratitude that return ny thaDko TO shs South
ern Mothers OF Memphis for heir kindness in
ministering to the sick soldiers Of my COM
mand, and in doing SO, I desire to add that
the kind nursing OF the ladies and The atten-
ton and skill Of their surgeon, Dr.. Currey, has,
in ny opinion, saved many lives to the cause
Of our country. Believing that your noble de-
votion will be always remembered by our
country neD, and that & glorious account Ct
your deeds IS being recorded in heaven, have
the honor to be, respectfully, etc,
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ToBAcoO--TheTe is at this time quite an
smolat Of speculation in tobacco, ia.tbis city.
We learn that Mr.. Gibbs is especially q large
buyer, and stands ready to take all that oHsrs.
We hops be viii make a fortune.
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Dr. meLean,s Universal Eli,

DR. =. b. MCLEAN, Sole Prcpriseof,
Corner Third and Pine streets. st. Louis, No.
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THANKs-We are desired by Lieut.. MIX
well, Of The Shelby Light Dragons, to return
to the citizens from whom they have received
kind favors while in camp, their warm and
earnest thanks.
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Fer FOrt Harris. Randolph, Fulton,
OSCE0Ess,
New Madrid and CnlnmhnS-


Leaves every Tuesday and Friday atA P. II
T7Hs splendid passenger and neight@
L steamer KENTUCKY, Csptain " g. $3.50
Priest. vii leave a. above every TUHs-aZ3
DAY and FRli.AY, at 4 O'Clock p n, caTryIuz rhs
mail and making AL cornsccions promptly For freight
or passage, having superior accommodations apply On
board or to D. NORTON & co or
1e25Sn J C. NCaANUS. Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

MILITARY PURPosEs.-Persons having old
ziac, copper, or brass will learn, if they will
read an advertisement on the second page,
that the meta is wanted for military purposes
and will be paid for.
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FINED AGAiN.-Mr. Tbos. James was on
Wednesday fne5 $50 for violating inspection
laws Of the city-he was yesterday fined $50
for repeating the offsnse. That is being fined
and refined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

S~cALBIKG A F.vE DOLLAR OFFEKsE.-Mrs.
Reany vas charged before Esq. Mallory yes
terday with pouring scsldiug water uTon the
person Of Mrs. Hannah Maccoski. For in
uulgirg TIE warmth Of be- temper to so high q
degree Of heat, Mrs. Reany was f~nedifve dol
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ScLDIsR's FUxERAL.-Sauuel Davis, from
Calhoun county, Miss a member Of Capt.
Dswbsrry's company. was buried in ElmwOod
cemetery yesterday, from the Southern Moth
er, roems. Hewss of the Baptist persuasion,
and was kindly attended in his last mOnents
BIZ Rev. T. J. Drane, who also performed the
services al The grave.
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~@ A4SA SSa
According TO a survey mGde in 1859. with 2 river front
oi half a mile. The soil consist, of a remarkably fer
ue BLACK 'oatn. nearly a. Light a. a bank o. ashes, and
some ilea 81 ats cep h may be gscertslued from the
fnct that a clsiern Vas been duz. in It's immediate vi
ciat - - the depth o. twelve feet, without reaching tne
cay II is slnO 2 entirely ab.ve overt ", thu Uapre-
ce1ented nJ0ds Of '5S and 80 covering only q small B0r-
tion o. 1t, and 1t Is also protected By a hne levee, hioh
has been greatly STRENGTHENED during the past year. It
has no Improvements except some rough cabins bot has
several god roaat thrOUzh II, fo- the purpose OF haul
ing wood 70 the river, Whe'e two fine landings have
been cot. Itls ne Of Tho finest ! cations for q wood
yard on the river, having o biun bank and sufficient
depth OF water for boats u lsud It any season Of The
year The tiucer is very heavy, o~onsistiuR Of gum,
ash blackberry and walnut, and IL cut OF and ssid,
wJail more IN n pay for the land.
have been tod by competent judges, that the pecu-
liar advantages Of this land are so great, that but fer
Che present war 81 could be sold readily for 500 per
a-re. Is pelrues5 20 the rapidly growing city OF Mem-
phis. greatly sdas 10 as value, ADD should that city be
mode the capital Of the Con sderats States. a. 10 Is now
tEoustt ID wiz be, IN . very short time It would COM
maud $500 per acre
a. De- fov o5orcd at tho low price Of $50 per acre
onr-hslf clah, ard the baihucs ia twelve months.
N9tai.g bnt p%ecunlnry cmbarrassments induce the
r2Ler w rner ~ 1t such q sacrifice. Possession given
imurdiHtely. Title perfect.
lui5 drol5n r. N. APPRRsON.
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The Coal Difficulty 1t is very mneh
20 TIE interest of every citizen Of Memphis
tia the difficulty or Misunderstanding which
has arisen In regard to the inspection Of coal,
should be determined as soon as possible. We
wosld suggest that al agreed case be made up
between the cOntesling parties, SO that a legal
decision NAV be had at oBce.
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ace--Unlon Street, Ger. Front Aley,
r~RAgELEBs GUIDE.
.sTPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

AREIvE. UEPART.
-ss.--...-. san 4. E...".ss...b.O5 A. IL
~nres-- P. M.....s......4:J0 2. NJ.
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CouRr BUsINEss.-The session OF the
criminal court that is about to close has been
4 Y ~ srduous one, the number Of cases on
the docket being 1888. TIC term began on the
i0;A e June. The hours Of sitting have been
from eight 10 the morning TO s~undoWn, with
q recess Of only one hour at dinner. At times
the sessions have been prOtracted into night.
The civil court being closed, Judge Swayne
has bad more labor on bis hands than has
been performed By ons-haIf Of the judges of
the STATE together. Besides the business Of
his " court, be has had much to DO In grant
ing injunction bills, and prohibitions in the
chsneeFy and other courts, not only in this
but other counties in West Tennessee. The
next term opens on the second Monday in De-
tokeT. The judge, prosecuting attorney, and
other court officials, are certainly entitled ia
an Interval ef rest before the long fall term
commences. The ceurt yesterday adjourned
until Monday next at 8 o'clock, on which day
the business of the term is expected to close