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AEoTHER sFLrr on II SLAvERY QUEs-
rroN.-The Chzrch .a2U0eaie, the organ OF the
{" Church Of Cod commonly called the Wine
brsnnerisns, Publishes toe louTnalOf tbe fourth
annual meeting Of the Church OF God in Texas,
held May I6, 1850. The meeting adopted
with regard 20 slavery, the resolution that
nthey have no scruples In relation to the cor
reetness Of the SYSTEM and that they believe
that "involun.ary ssryituds Is plainly taught
in the Bible" As the denomination is on
cially anti-slavery having deel.rsd her be-
Ref that "the system or Institution Of inYolun-
taTy slavery is impolidc OF unohristiaD,N /
would seen that a split Of the denomination OF
DE slavery aneslan b unaFoidable.
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e. The circulation Of the Charleston MeT-
eSry has increased so rapidly during the pres
ent excitement, that it has been obliged to pur-
chase a new two cylinder press, capable Of
running off four thousand copies per hour.
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indian TruEt Bonaa.

NEW YoRK, February IS. - The United
States circuit eourt to-day, 10 tho case Of %,
Indian trnst bond frauds, dissolved the iniuns.
tion, deciding that the Government was Bound
where the holders Of the bonds received then
without notice OF the ffaad. and ths Unitst
gtatea has ne redress.
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Bosrox, February 25.-In North Bridge
water, this morning, a man named o7BneI
killed his wife BY cutting her throat, and az
forwards attempted, unsuccessfully, to shoe
himself.
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Usmo mi NAME OF Con ~ THE cOEsTI

TUTIoN.-lne New orleans lTue Det1J IN
speaking Of the southern Constitution, says;
This aiIusion to the Constitution re-
minds us OF an improvement made by the
Southern Congress in introducing the name OF
God in its preamble. Strangely enough this
duty was omitted in the original convention,
although DR.. Franklin called for prayer with
much warmth. When Alexander Hamilton
returned to New York after the adjournment Of
the convention, a distinguished clergyman Of
that city said "Mr. Hamilton, I am much
pleased with the new Constitution, but regret
that you have omitted to name God In any
part Of it." "Upon my word" rejoined Mr..
Hamilton, eve forgot It."
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SrTLL AyorHER-Tbe nperote guards |,

STILL ASoTHER.-The "Perote guards" a
body OF fine, stalwart looking men, from Pike
county, Alabama, reached here on Sunday
mornings train, and took passage on the
steamer Tom Murray, for the navy yard, for
the purpose Of relieving some Of the Alabama
volunteer companies stationed at the fortihca-
tions-PensacaLa Gasefle. 1914.
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SNEAKED TN.-H will be seen by reference
to a telegram elsewhere that honest Abe, the
rsil-splittsr of the United States, snesksd into
the Federal capital Saturday morning. We
shall be surprised if he does not have to snssk
out befo.e be is elk months Older.-SavanBak
| Neus
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Hon. WILLIAM L. YANcEY.-Ws are grati-
fed that Hon. Jefferson Davis has recognized
the patriotism and love of country that has
always characterized the life Of that dlstin-
from his fitness FOR any position under our
Government, It is a matter Of peculiar gratih-
eaton TO US that his enemies at the North OF
the Republican party, are disappointed In
their calculations. Widely have they ~cireula-
ted the umor that be had retired to private
life, ard that his services in the past had been
ignored. Now it appears that be has been
offered any Office in the gift Of the President,
A man Of such true southern spirit viii not be
forgotten by a grateful people. - Columbus
(Gd.) Tirlss.
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ATToRNEY-GEEERAL OF THE CoEFEDERATI
STATEs.-The New Orleans PieayEpe Of th,
26th instant, says; We are informed that oul
distinguished fsllow-citizen, the Hon. J. P
Benjamin, has been, by President Davis, ten,
dered the appointment Of Attorney Genera.
for the cenfederate States OF America,
and we understand that the appointment viii
be accepted Asa lawyer, Mr. BeDjamin bal
no superior in the country, and his counsel IL
the r~earrangemsnt of our commercial Affairs
wilt be Of incalculsble advantage to US Of
New ORLEANS.
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Gr A subscription is being raised in Vir-
ginia to purchase the birth place Of Gen. Scott,
in Dinwiddie county, which is TO prevent an
other child from ever being born on the same
spot.
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DecIiues the Honor.

Tie Hon. 2. B. Vance, Of North Carolina,
publishes the following card in the National
IatsIligeHosr of Friday:
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATTyEs, February p,
1s6l.-Messrs. Editors I see that l an an
nounced in your paper this morning as oDs OF
The managers, on the part Of the House OF
Representatives, Of Mr. Lincoln's inaugural
ton bsll, on the 4th prOXimo. Ny name was
placed there without nv knowledge or consent
and have as yet been unable to ascertain by
whose authority 1t was done. While, under
ordinary circumstances, ! should feel dattered
BY the supposition that was willing to extend
any and all social courtesies to a political OPP
ponent, ! beg leave to decline any part in ten
dering an ovation even TO the first msgistrste
Of the nation, when be comes with threats OF
war and ~subiugation against my section upon
his lips. Very respectfully,
= u VANcE-
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SCRAPS AND

II Baltimore was one Of the places where
Old Abe did not think it Unnecessary to put the
foot down frmly."-CiReinBGti Enquirer.
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BONa'dE9aO.

FEBRUARY %, 1861.
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DEHT.sE

SAVANNAH, Ca February p, 1871.
THE Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
having. on the 18Th DAY Of February inst. enacted
The law hereunio annexed, IL becomes necsssary that
By thdm. in receiving aud f0rwarilng goods consigned
20 their care. As they are not prepared 70 transact the
business 81 The custom house, ana advance The duties.
or give boads fer the sans, a. viii be required
Therefore, mencants, conEignees Of Fcsds, h~eret0f0re
oousiguinE them % The care Of Central railroaf agent.
are hereby notified that from and after the i0th Gay Of
March next, their goods must be consigned % the care
Or some commission merchant in the city, whose outlay
tc0mmissisns and duties always excepted will be a.
vancsd By this company, ard charged % The goods a.
formerly.
Bui Of lsding, iavoice and accompanying Instructions.
shoul be mEilet 10 the Commission asrchsni employed
% forward the goods; and IL would be well for mer-
chants to instruct their shippers 50 70 DO.
R. R. CUYLER, Pretident.
Az ACT.
Be it enacted By the Confederate States Of AmerIca.
Inst the following articles shall be exempt from day,
and admitted free into said States, to-wtt. Bacon, pork,
al other grsins, Indian ifn and meal, barley and bar
ley nsur, rice and rice -four, oats aud cat meal, gun
pow1er and al NJ materials ot which it Is made lead
in al forms, arms Of every description, and munitions
Of Wtr auA military a-coutrsmeuts. percussion caps,
and living animals Of all kinds also, all agricultural
pToiu1ts in their natural state.
Section 2. That all goods, wares and merchandise In
ported from any one Of the late Uaitsd stsiss Of Amer
lea, not being nov q member OF this C0nfederacy, into
this C0nfederacy, before the fourth day o. March next,
which may have been bona hae purchased heretofore,
or within ten days after the passage o. this act, shall be
exempt AMI free from duty.
Section 3. That the State Of Texas be AID Is hereby
mi from the operation Of the tariff laws hereto
(sisnsd) HOWELL COBB.
President Of tue Congress.
Passed BY Congress On The eighteenth Of February,
%eighteen hundred and %sixty-one.
f~e27-tvst Secretary OF the Congress.
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FoREIcE RECOGNITION or A SOUTHERN
CoEFEpEKAcY.-The Washington eoTrespon-
dent Of the Philadelphia North AmsrieaH (Rs-
publican) says the prediction may now be
vsptured confidently that England will receive
a Minister or commissioner from the Mont
eomery provisional government, al lssst, such
al impression is warranted By declarations,
traeeabls to the British legation in Wash
sr-eou
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WoE'T ENLIsT.-The New York CogTier
and Baquisg has hs following distressing in
teBigsnce respecting the difiealties Of recruit
ing For the United States army;
Recruiting for the army, notwithstanding
The large number out OF employment, has
almost come to a standstiH in this city. The
weekly report Of an the rendezvous handed in
Yesterday, records a very marked falling of in
he number Of accepted r~ecruits. The proper
ton Of physically disqualified applicants seems
10 be on the increase, as one rendezvous has
been obliged 20 reject over fifty, while retain
ing only eleven.
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The Florida convention was called to
assep.bls at Tallahassee, en- Tuesday, DE
osth instant, 10 receive the reports Of the dele
-lantg0mery.
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CoLoR OF III EVEs.-Thstt the color Of the
eyes should affect their strength, may seem
strange, vet that such is the case need not at
this day to be proved, and those whose eyes
are brown or dark eolored should be informed
injury from various causes than gray OF blue
eyes. Light blue eyes ara generally most pow
erful, and next to those are gray. The lighter
the pupil, the greater and longer continued IL
the degree Of tension the eye can sustain.
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MentLE.-Washlngton,s blrthday "a !

Men1LE.-Washington's birthday was very
generally observed in Mobile. The military
was out in strong force, and paradsd through
the principal streets. The Register says
The tribute Of military respect which is due
the memory Of this Hlustrious man, who was
Grst in war as well as first in peace, was never
more our duty than it is now.
The same paper says;
We understand that a school Of practice il
to be established at the Mount Vernon arsenal
to which all junior officers and enlisted mer
are to be sent to undergo a course Of prelimin'
airy instruction previous 10 joining their con-
/ Danies.
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RALEIGH, February 23.-The assembly win
adjourn on Monday. There viii be much busi-
ness left pndone.
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TsE ISAUeURArIos BALL.-The only south
ern Cougressmen who have accepted he posi-
ton Of managers AZ the ball given 10 Abraham
lincoln. are Messrs. Andres johnson, Of Ten.
nesses; Powell, Of Kentucky; Salisbury, Of
Delaware; Hamilton, Of Texas; Adams, Of
Kentucky; Davis, Of Maryland; BOuligny, q
Louisiana, and Gilmer, Of North Carolina.
rTWe learn from TIE Huntsville .A&Doeai'
Of the 9th inst. that the Hon. c. c. Clay
Jr late Senator IN the United States Con
grsss from Alabama, returned to his home il
that place on Sunday last having been de.
tainsd In YiTgisia By Illness.
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TIE SIGNS OF tsRE-ACTION.,.

THE Sums VI hE@AS wv
The following extract from a late number Of
tie New York Tribune, shows the falsity Of
ali assertions about the great "re-actiOn"
which the Union-savers would have US believe
is going on in the northern mind. The rural
districts, as We have before maintained, remain
firm to the Chicago platform. The Tribune
says:
1Let the comPromissrs and slavery extern
sionists take notice that the town elections
now going forward in many Of the counties Of
his State, show not merely that the glorious
principles Of Republicanism hold their own,
but that with the people they are stronger now
than in November In s.. Lawrence, Mont
gomsrv, Delaware, Fulton, Chemung, Steuben,
Tioga, we have gained on our former vote J
And this has been accomplished in the face Of
a perfectly united and most jealous enemy,
and under the disbursement and depression
caused in our own ranks by the treacherous
abandonment Of the Republican standard bya
politician esteemed so shrewd and influential
as Mr.. Weed. So much the more cheering are
these victories. They afford a new and a
more decisive proof tina. the heart Of New
York still beats fearlessly for freedom, and
hat, however individuals may falter and may
fail, the mass of our people stand now, as a.
ways, for the Union. fhe Constitution, and the
enforcement Of the laws"
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings,
FEBRUARY 18Th, n MARCH Isr nj I'd.
T M
THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST,

T1HE osly person living who can perform three pieces
il OF muIc At one time, reproduce any piece, however
long or tificult. afer once hearing It., play Eith his
back % the Instrument, perform q corset secondo or
bass, then change seats and correctly play the primo TO
shy piece be has never before heard executes In mas
tsrly style the most difcult Opsratie Nusie, Marches,
Waltzes, P0ltas, Fsntasias. Concsrtas. Variations. etc.
ETC.; gives inimitsbla imitatisns OF the Church OrEen.
Drum sod Fife, Railroad Cars. Guitar, ETC.; sings in
English, German, French, italian or Spanish, or any
other language be may hear; imDr0viHes The most bril-
4 liant gems, vet does not know a nat from q sharp, or the
name q a key on the instrument, nor does be unier-
stand a word in either language be sings, having been
born blind, aud without a moments instruction, yet an
is rendered, not only critically eoreot, but brilliant ana
/ beautiful.
Admission D, Concert, so cents; Children and serv-
ants, 20 cents. Doors open al 6K, Concert to comment
aiTE-
Grand Family Hatines on Saturday; % rr,r, at II
O'Clock, A. II. fs2s-iw
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A&h advertisements.
Notice,

TfHE partnership heretotors existing undsr the name
4 And drn of Dan Stark h Co. Is this day Dissolved
By muipal consent. either party Is Authorized % use
the nrm's name in liquidation only.
DAN STARE.
c. G. KELBEY.
Memphis Fsbmsry q. iss1.-rfes1-st
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r. Mrs. Margaret C. Jefferson, he wifi.
Of s0ssph Jefferson, the comedian, died At The
residence Of her husband in New York, OF
Monday last, after a brief illness, aged TWEEN.
ty-nine.
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mARRTED,

In Faystte county, on Tuesday morning, February 9
b wm. johnson, Esq, Dr.. J.. 8. BAIRD and Miss !
Z. HURLEY. az Of FAyette county.
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GARDEN SEEDS,
EVER BROUGHT TO MEMPHIS.
Lease for safe!
A BARGAIN.
o HIRE,
Paris Exposition

DEF aae,t conectioa OF PLANTS ec-ivrd il
rect from France. hegsrs. Martin & Co..
Flower and Shrub sellers ia Paris and T~srgau-S
les fFrancel have The honor = informing No.
ladies and gentlemen or this city that they have JEST ar
rived here with the most varied and most spienild sol
lection Of Plants and shrubs which vas ever seen in
New Orleans Up 70 tha present time, sueh as Cansliss
q different species, Dtthnes. observation-disclosures Pornk
Arborea, new DentElas 1850 new Hose Busdes, Fruit
Trees, Pear Trees, Apule Trees, OherrT Trees, Pinm
Trees, wins, Pe1ch Trees, Strawberry sud Gosseberry
Plants CT various kinds. Flower Bulbs. Iz new species
Of PinkS which neursd a. the Ersnd Exposition, FsEs-
table Plants. etc. Prices very Moderate.
D.. B-Amateuns who shall honvr Is viii their euna-
dence win please cal 81 No. ss MAH SraEET, Pro-
vine Block. Tae Plants ard Shrubs 40 Be sent 70 The
country viii be pscked oy the sellsra
Catalogues may Be had in the Etorh
fsqT-awN MAE & 90
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~ ssnstor Mason, of virginis, declined
to take an introduction to Mr.. LINCOLN, which
was tendsrei hin BY Mr.. sEsAsD, upon the
entrance Of the former ~(LINcoLN,) into DIE
Senate chamber on The 25ih inst.
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A PATRIOTIC PRoJEeT.-Ws are glad 10
learn thst several prominent gentlemen OF this
place, who were not Of the Immediate separate
State secession party, have started a patriotic
project. II is TO this effect; To raise and
arm, at their 0wa eEPeBse, a regiment Of Volun-
teers, for the aelnal defense Of Alabama uhen-
! epsrhsT soil is Invaded or msDsced. twill take
/ about $4,000 to purchase arms for the rsai-
ment- Ten gentlemen at once subscribed $3.50
apieee-$25Oe and we doubt not the whole
sum win seen be raised. Those at the head
Of IT, are men who enjoy the confidence Of the
people and our people will respond to their
appeals, when they would not to those from
others.
The subscribers to the fund are liberal gen.
tlemen Of both parties. Huntsville and Msdi-
son couuty are prepared to defend the State,
and share its fate.-HuRisviIle .Adp0cate.
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FIGHTING PARsoss.-Rev VIM. W. Walker
and ]. e. r. Crabb were arrested In Vest
moreland county, Va, last week, and bound
over not 10 fight a duel, which bad been ar
ranged to conf of with rifles. The difficulty
originated IN politics.
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.WOtAce.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GlLL[RI.
N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
mEmPHIs, ~TENNEssEE

WE have now opened up oar new ard olegaut roSms
w for the reception Of visitors. Our rooms are
h~ands1msiy Gnished, win a large skylight arranfed
exclusively for making al kinds q Pictures. Oar Pho
tssraphs viii be ooioreI In oil b. ne ceisbratsd artist,
VIZ. COOPER, OF the most reasonable terms, and q
al sfraa a1an
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LumbeE

lust n~BCETvzn-I35 600 feet eiaar WhHis Pine. L
u IL. 2 and z inches th;ek; 5000 feet dried white
and TsliaE Piue FiooriuE; 10000 fses saved CEDAR
fo- 1ulliinE purposes pests etr g general as-=trr~
of FsncinE; 10000 sawed ard cuf Lsfhss 600. coo BE-
Cgpress aaif mch Shingles, and 20e00 Pre- Brict.
addiiio1 n oar already large atocE 81 LEmber. Do
sash. B1inds, str which We viii sau low fr clsh.
mrGiyadpia21 n =. CCHRk a BIOS
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A nEALLANlL AIhAAAs-01AA gAAsEEn co.'s
ago, Rev. John N. Mafit, then in his prime,
delivered a lecture which closed VITA the fol-
lowing fine passage
Phenix. tabled bird Of antiquity when It
felt the chill sdvances Of age, built its own
funeral urn, and fired its pyre by means which
natures instinct taught.
All plumsge, and is form Of beauty, be-
came ashes: but ever would rise the young
beautiful from the urn Of death and chambers
Of decay would the Hedging come, with its
eyes turned toward the sun, and essaying its
dark velvet wings, sprinkled with gold and
fringed with silver, on the balmy air, raising
a little higher until at length, in the full con-
fdence Of fight, it gives a cry Of JOY, and
soon becomes a glitteTing s1eck in the deep
bosom Of aerial ocean. Lovely voyager OF
earth, bound on its heavenward journey to the
sun
So rises the spirit bird from the ruins Of the
BODY, the funeral urn which its maker built,
and death frees. So tewers away to Its house,
10 the pure elements Of spirituality, the intel
lect pheBix, to dip its proud wings 10 the foun
tain OF eternal bliss.
So shall dear, precious humanity, survive
from the ashes Of a burning world. So beau
/ tiful shall the unchanged soul soar within the
/ disc Of Eternity's great luminary with undaz-
/ zied ewes and unscorched wing-the pheniX OF
immortality-taken to its rainbow home and
Graded on the beating bosom Of eternal love.
APPLICATION OF CHLoRoFoRM IN NEU-
RALGIA-The Edinburg Medical Journal cen
tains an account by DR.. Little Of his success
full mode Of applying ehlorOfOrm in neural
gia, etc.
DR.. Little's mode Of application is, to take a
piece Of lint a ljttle less in size than the watch
glass to be used-which need not be more than
two inches in diameter-putting it on the hol-
low side of the glass, pouring on it afey drops
Of chloroform sufficient to saturate it, and then
applying il at once to the part effected, keep
ing the edges of the glass closely applied to
tue skin, BY covering It with the hand for the
parpose Of keeping il in position, as well as Of
assisting the evaporation OF the chloroform.
This is done from five to ten minutes, accord
ing 10 the amount Of Irritation wished for.
The patient, during tails time, viii complain
Of the gradual increase Of burning sensation
not 90 severe as that produced By q mustard
sinapism-which reaches its height in i've
M nutes, ard then abatss, but does not entirely
disappear for more than ten minutes. To in
sure the full operation Of the remedy, it is
necessary that the Watch-glssg be rather con-
cave, that it be closely applied to the skin,
aud that the hand applied over it be seRsibly
warm. The Immediate effect Of the application
! is TO remove all local pain in neuraieia.
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~ WehaVe seen a letter from Hon. J. P.
Benjamin, 70 a gentleman in this city, an
tabished rule Of bis life SO Far as 10 prosecute
Cor Libel some one or more Of the more proml-
neat Of those who have given Publicity &c the
infamous calumny in references 70 his conduct
al Yale college years ago. Re was studying
for bis profession at New Orleans ct the time
At which he was saii to fhave been piteously
appealing against exposure Of he peceadilloes
laid at his doors.-L0EisUfie Courier.
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Monsarrat, 9nprtt ( o..
FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE.
5I2 ACRES, in Shelby county, Tennessee,
hlNsn miles from Memphis, near FORREST Bill semlna1i
30 seres cleared, sisgEHt improvements, land fieh and
THIS place viii BE- sold At q bal gaia f0r Asuphis city
o. suburban property, dry goods, hardware, etc., Or viii
De sHehanged for ieves bonds.
BARGAINS.
We WILL SELL FOR CASH -FOUR
H0UsEs, situated o. Adszs street, Ehieh are yielding
au annuai rent Of s225o. Al a great sser.Ges Tor cash-
FARMS.
800 ACRES, on fernando plank road, 100
acres cleared, Eosf dwelling and outao1sesf about Hny
acres creek bottom. Cheap, on time.
900 ACRES, on Pleasant Ridge, Shelby
ooanty. Tennessee, three and = half miles from shsltJ
depot rs Arres In cultivrtion, Eood dwelling and out
houses. win BE- sod cheap On time. or exchanged f0'
negroes.
100 ACRES, in Dssoto county, Mississippi
hirtsen miles from Memphis, and aaioiBing Flnel
Holmes plantation. 40 sores cleared. This place vii
Be cod che-p, on time.
MOnsarrat, Dupreee s. Co,
Is7a 2sl Main street
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SMOKY CHIMNBTgl
MENPHIS CITT TARNISH ROOM.

UHE sabacriber wishes b inform ths citizens that he
IL nov ready 20 receive old and second hand fuul-
tura o. every description. 70 rspsir ana varnish ne
same, and, 10 iti IL desirable. he has no objections 70 re-
pairing the furniture ~ The family rasidence-the e-
peuse of drayfug and hauling would Be saved he viii
rs-urhoistsr and furnish rev hair cloth - chaifs.
sofas and diraus. All description q Etsausost f1rui-
ture. chairs repaired and painted, ard no o~biectlo1s 20
zoinr aug distance in ths GENTRY On The piant1tious ;
hus ne srpslse. ironble and trauFporta.i1n Of ne fur-
nlLurs ta M city and-bsE again can be saFes-it.
alone, would pay he repalsirg Of it. ApsI a. shove,
Or aidress ne through The post onra.
rr1-f1w uEARVa.