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the contract price ct certain piece Of
work was es28, 900, that e9o, ,612, over and
above that sum, was taken from the share
holders and charged to that specific ac-
count It is also asserted that the SHARE
holders Of the Great Western were grossly
deceived as to the condition Of the Milwau-
kee and Detroit Company, and that large
advances fer tile latter Company were
thus obtained from the former for
which they will never realize a
single penny In another case a large
sum was advanced to The Port Huron
and Milwaukee Company out Of the funds
/ of the Great Western Company; and the
London Secretary having declared it to be
unauthorized and UNIV arraI,t:lble," the
Directors, on making up their halfyearIy
accounts to the shareholders, put them
into shape so Us to conceal tie transac-
tion altogether. It also appears that the
total cost Of the main line Of the road has
been e2637, FIG, exceeding the estimates
by about 81 ,00o, 900, and Of this outlay the
amount expended before the opening OF
the 241 miles was e1,359,Co8; and since
the opening there has been expended the
enormous sum Of 81 ,278,417. Other state
| ments are made-to the effect that the ac-
counts presented from time to time to the
shareholders "haVe been systema tically
fa1lacious." The Committee conclude their
labors it the following language:
1.-THE committee have no hesitation in de-
claring their belief, that from the commence
| ment Of the undertaking to the present mo-
ment, the property Of the company has been
! entrusted to persons wholly unworthy OF con
| idcnce, and they recommend shareholders to
| take the earliest opportunity Of displacing The
present directors and Of selecting Others, not
| only to superintend current affairs, but also to
bring to strict account all who may be found
to have improperly possessed themselves Of
any part Of the funds or property Of the COM
pany, and further, to take the best advice SIS
to the nature Of the proceedings to be adopted
AGAINST those who have been implicated in any
Of the nefarious doings by which tho share
holders have been so grossly deceived and
have suffered SO severely"
, 1861-03-16

Co,t1SG.-Unsworth's Ethiopian MinstrelS
open their series Of concerts at Metropolitan
Hall next Monday evening,
, 1861-03-16

MUSICAL IsTEL11GEscE,-Thc PATHS are to
to visit this city during the present concert
season.
, 1861-03-16

LARcESY.-A man named Peter Kane has
been held for further examination On charge
Of stealing coat from saloon on Dearborn
street.
, 1861-03-16

FAREWELL D1scouRsE.-On Sunday evening,
at the Church OF the Atonement, Rev. MIR.
Barton breaches his farewell sermon.
, 1861-03-16

! The Albany Journal Of Wednesday contains
! returns of the town elections in thirty coun-
ties Of New York embracing IL towns. The
| footings are highly gratifying and prove the
! Empire State as sound today as she WIS in
! November last. Here are the footings, com
!! pared with the two previous years:
, 1861-03-16

HARPER FOR APRn.-Harper's Magazine for
April, and complete stock Of all the populaz
literature Of the day, may be found at the bools
and literary depot of John R. Walsh, corner
Madison street and Custom House place.
, 1861-03-16

TIE LETTER L1sr-For the list Of letters
remaining In the Chicago Post Office, see third
page.
, 1861-03-16

The Republican Caucus of the Ohio Lcgis-
laturc balloted 80 times for a candidate for
u. 8. Senator on Thursday night last, without
! making choice. Sherman led up to the
twelfth ballot, after which his vote fell of, and
that Of Dennison, Horton and Schcnck i'll
; creased. On the last ballot the vote stood rs
, 1861-03-16

f~ The Rev. ". 4. Passavant, Of Pitts
burgh. Pc, will preach in the English Luther
IN Church, {Rev. G. 4. Bowers,) Monroe
street, between Clark and Wells, st 1o14 A.
n aud ~ F. H. Tie public are invited to
attend
, 1861-03-16

PERRIN E'S PANORAMA
l. OF THE
holy IANn.
a Ssttrs OF rantass. covertas oye7 SIX thousand
aa 2aats L. e canyas; eenpr sing than " I'M
q sacred Interest ID tic Esr flustrss. d a11ys a
M nrsa1 aaa II Fh5Sfre Of the Recent sisssac1cs hy
On Ezhbo fr tic assa TIME II is risnREs aRE viii be
ENGSBURY BALL,
commencing on Monday, March 1Jtb.
COMMENTATORS:
fst reas5aa n 'con On tSG american Continent
sssoqa u 1a!s5ssE @ oa9,y !. tour in
Traveller whn has visited thc f1,F.ren+ n,,,.a
tfs!y t.. Dasd Snns5 dsherfetsr lanaeape 7swke5
Go!s.g"r wr g e ,s raFc Alrh=us Fetch, Ex
s,r Aosr sEv,nLF taose scSacs IN Whiah 70 nc
gen1 Or n!tary and Of tic Sacred sc1tetnIrs E1o
ss,sp,y s,,lps eh'n:f l. Wiache ielssn
the 1shIpsSs II pss1ess Toss Of art[Fnty Members OF
our oftSns II .aefss Fss NJ r. h.s p2s; 9esn
d;nt HIS iale Col ega TX Licnt oS. of Nishi rna
ct ~ ha 81 ss W.T. Hfc rally gosssons aEdln ans
II: ;ac Cni.ers1:y Of Mscaigan = '''e7-'s o'ts*,
40 stndeat oi history, no sdmIres Of art no lover
5s:?eFH saG'f ' esoss; to So
MIR. NAGEEF JEHMAL.
eeT Sasf II Sys fsfoGs9EH &c .9s s
fron the Arabic s-r:ptnres Koran an Fax WIPE
t!s;s fss; sl Il h,n NET I%presslve the Manners I'd
cents. Children Is cents. Ticke.s for 9ac Is t,s
-------- Mh1S-t2aSS3 St
, 1861-03-16

G. =. SoRlT3G7, AduerkIsira 47sat, Is Dtay-
e-7s st ts s:ato@f1f7 to ssts.o Adre7tsssa<xfe fo
Assdad ~ tie Ls71;n3 H:afr; Of tx :yo+ta,7sst
, 1861-03-16

The beautiful pai ilora1na row on exhibition ut
kingsbury Hall rceei.es testimony from all
who have visited lie East, 10 the visidncss
and fidelity Of t}:e yiews.: Nothing but tie very
sight Of Mosc places can equal the representa-
tionB he has mace of them. No student Of his
tory, no admirer Of art, no lover Of beautiful
and romantic scenery, should fail to see this
aninteresting exhibition.
, 1861-03-16

sH~ Cook + McIain, IS Dearborn street, hare
made their price for cleaning and dye1ng gent
garments less than any other house in the city,
, 1861-03-16

IDENTIFIED. The body Of q man found
drowned, as mentioned yesterday, has been
identified as that Of George slatharay, Il labor-
ing man, who lived on Canalport avenue, near
Bridgeport missing since the Presidential
election, nothing being heard Of him until his
body was found in the basin. He left 4 wife
and ft1ur Children
, 1861-03-16

EW Harper's Magazine for April, English
papers Of Feb. 23d, Cooley for April, Harper's
Weekly, and Leslie's Illustrated, with views
Of Lineoln's Inauguration, may be had at Nor
ris & Hydc'e, 10e Madison and 100 Dearborn
street,
, 1861-03-16

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEw1So MACHINES with
GLASS Foor and other important IMPROVEMENTS
at reduced prices Geo. r. Chattenden, General
Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa aud Northern
Indiana. Office III and 16s Lake street,
Il L AHA
, 1861-03-16

i EA SE AND FURNITURE
-. - Eni; LE.-1oaae sltaatcd Gil the Lake sbo-c
E2a. E IwsEtih STREET Apply j. B. UsTiS Ilins
, 1861-03-16
....
THE CITY. .

COUNTY ORpERs.-We would call attention
to The advertisement Of county orders lost.
, 1861-03-16
atn1I6E11tR.FfH.
{ ,,OMpL12IENTAKY CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF

WNpLEIENTAkY CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST GN.OR ABEIT.I.
TO BE G1yeS IN
BRYAN HAr,rx
Saturday Evening, 1IaseE III, 1851. at SPIN
Tie following Musical Talent have kindly ycluatccrr
their Services for tho occasion
IT.: MATTISnN, Contra1so Miss $. G14EST, soprapo.
st. De Pslsi6 E,ssa fa%Sf H. nW VI ARAMs M Tenor
fsl S1Ei soneei'st: s:1 s. Fiji: nFGias Is
TICKETS. FIFTY GENTS
Rans 10 BE- FOND 1f e Ese:s Cady ~ Hsg1nss Julius
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commence, at
ocsap es Splfn!l i Gr25a Flsaa Forte to be nsea on this
Soc New feFk and kai furnished RSos
HFETROPOLITAN HALL,
15SoAr stes sS 81, ST.; ,si SEE1 s1sSx eS: ,2:5;
UNSM0KEH:s MlSSTRELs,
ussuonznE Efam rarEp Eqaawsy sSn 1oxrE5s W. 5oFE
The NOS: t:lsnlsd a;d sups5biy appont4I Company ]
SEE faa'5sa coS:sS osSsp!Ss s s. akTiETES
,,, NJ lanes !. t.nsvosth. F. ho2sani comsdsaT
Master E'ssHe F*s'f r. s .1a-,s.
MF s o1e A9fc9eM o i e:s Golden Tenor
Mr. r. o.xen Nr + iiFa,ton, Tenor and eu1tarss.,
Mr. Z. Tss and 2ol,neel9! aSs' Clog Dancer
", r-,s+ e,o = ~, Jrhrsen. coSnet and Fsu,1ss,
~ 1.... i: .. Leeso1a. Tuba and Double Base,
tie above combination of Stars III have the hnnor
, 1861-03-16

THE LAKE STREET FlRE.-In our last issuc
the loss of Measrs. J. s. H. Leibenstien, fur
niture dealers, by the fire at No, EOS Lake
street, on Thursday night, was understated.
Their stock was valued ut shout sl2, eco, and
was destroyed or damaged to the extent OF
probably 5000, which is covered BY in
Surauce.
, 1861-03-16

MILLINERY IT. ". Wcthcrcll
l1ying taken the rooms over tIc American Express
Co., No. 9s and 20 Lake street, {ormerly occupied
by S. W. Ripley would be happy to see the ladies'
of Chicago, where he will show styles Of Bonnets,
Ribbons, Flowers &C., selected By Mis- A, E.
Wi1iiams, who il now in New York, forwarding
to him daily the most desirable styles Of the eea:
son. which cannot fail to please cycn the most las-
tidious. mh15-2t
, 1861-03-16

SLoATs SEWING MACHINE. )! +:
The Only Massins Having tae
ELL IPTIC HOOK,
=
Making the LoCK STITCH which T. alike on both
sides Of the fabric, and having positive upper and
rsDER Tension:
Every Machine Warranted.
:. rV We give full instruct tons and guarantee the
practical working On ~ Kinds OF faerle thIct er i,d
without change q tensz1en:
MASON = EASTER,
SOLE AGENTS FOB THE NORTHWEST
81 CLARK STREET,
Under the New Sherman House
= .'aA4 ,s<
:. AGENTS WANTED in eyeFy tow. and city in tht
EqFthwest. =. :. mh1s11-l5r1stpg
, 1861-03-16

Et'OR SALE Three lots with .;rr;,~
Il twe'li9E houses. In the West D:y,.;on w..
No!t w. t ~ sexst,anse for acnse and let uSts S.;
og5s " soutn '''lo* strss Post Olcs nrnraT ~ 1ne
, 1861-03-16

SusP1c1os OF FOUL PLAY.-The body Of O
man named Lawrence Furlong deceased sud
denly week since, has been exhumed, end
post mortem and inquest held on account OF
suspicious that had come to be rife. The in
yestigation revealed apoplexy as the cause OF
death.
, 1861-03-16

~ For ANT operation upon your teeth, 0, Fer
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable style, call
on DR.. Albaugh, No IS West Randolph st.
iaa63m
, 1861-03-16

~ kENT-Store aud Cellar M.
III Ktnzae street under Foster House. with good
Sa0le on tue alley. First rate stand for seMisson
lioase Possession giyen Immediately. Also, stores
Tit! gond Cellars under zach Of Se. IT. !s3 aod ls5
l.; sor:1 carS ztFeet n.ldr Eesel Aouss Pessesioa
n. BAxTt.:, at Foster Eoase corner North C1afS
thu hfGEtc Street. m
, 1861-03-16

TIE REV, Dr. R1cE.---We learn from the \.
T, Tribune that the unanimous call given by
the Fifth ayenue Presbyterian Church to the
Rev. DR.. Rice Of Chicago, has been accepted
by letter. Dr.. Rice sgceeetls the late Dr.. Alex
ander, and will Mt an carly day commence his
labors in his new field. Three years since, DR..
Rice WAS called from his charge in st. Louis,
to The pastorate Of the North Presbyterian
Church (Old SCHOOL, in this city. His depar-
ture hence will create vacancy in the pulpit
talent Of Chicago not to lie spcedilJ filed.
, 1861-03-16

chosen:
Presidc,tt-C. Il. UoLpEa.
LIST 1fce Prcsident-Wm. r CALDWELL
2d Tee Preside;:t-Wm. B. Miutcr.
Secreta,5{-Danl. D. Waite.
1reasagrr-Edw1rt} ]. Tirkham.
The attendance was very large, and the
greatest harmony and good feeling prevailed.
This Society promises much good to tie sca-
men personally, aud will, from present appca,-
ances, aid the commercial welfare Of the city.
, 1861-03-16

~ y ANTED-By 4 middle oro1
49,, gentlemen andhis te IN the trrmedIat, HS;t,
ad Ssc q naFet n Goq5t oa
ronm adatcss i. ". Boz 9,S, ,TbIe %nn 2sd-
, 1861-03-16

WASHINGTON, March II, 1861.
MR.. coRw1S DECLINES THE MEXICAN MISSION.
Mr. Corwin has peremptorily declined the
Mission to Mexico, rendered him by Mr Lin
coin. Whether he will accept some other ap-
pointment, If indeed one is rendered him, re-
mains to be seen.
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The Emr. Season

Is open, aud would say to the Ladies thst we are
prepared lo show them q beaurifal assortment Of
F-FDFES' DIR ESS FFrRSy
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SaO0O RFWARn

TFyHE above reward win be given for the apprebsn.i5
i aud delivery 20 the Jail OF Chieot County Arkausss
Of r W. MAGlLL. who wantol.v murdered ChasI--
T. Sutton on the 81 inst. the rcseuee of his fthr
n Chicot County. Arkansas. Sand Ma-iH IS about .J
years Old nearly feet feet high CHS about I3J or III
pounds thin viaage front teeth out, te stopped hair
black with small lock in front gray. balance iucl.ns
10 be-, had hair his face when he left somewhat infe
lgent. in the Mexican war.
viii pay the above reward as aforesaid for him
W. IT, SUTTON
uOl0 f'1l-enE County A-l-rrr-a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Have RECENTLY RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice Solid Color Silks,
a few All EVOOl Solid DeLaines,
AlOnespun Brown Jeans.
Georgia Sewing Cotton,
Military Gray OVercOatS,
Heavy COiOTed Camp Blankets,
E8tlies' and ChiEdrem's Hosiery,
High COlOTed Scotch PIaidS,
500 yards spool Cotton,
goo yards Spool Cotton,
Choice Black Cloth CIOaGks,
a few Heavy Winter SIlawIs,
Hoop Skirts and Skirts,
Bright COsOred Plaid Linsey,
Gents Super Liuem IEamdI6er-
chiefs,
A few Choice Bed Blankets,
EmbTOideries and Laces,
Cotton Batting for Comforts,
Combs, Brushes, soaps.
OUR
GENERAL
VARIETY
Is GOOD.
no2a-dtwsw SPEED. DONOHO 4 STRANGE
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NoTTCE To sHEPPERs
Is -.s -- z.,....s5

G&[ - - -
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON +. OFFICE,
MFEFHfs. December lsf. 1sJl.
ON and after da cufl fuIti lee, Ellis EOa 7vil
receive freight for points east q Charleston
be East Tennessee and trcarEia Roa7. Fr=glfs wiz
be received fJr all points south of Chausuaoga. lso
Virginia reight- if shipped Augusta ClHIo "a ANA
Raleigh, WlminEtoo Fr E-Irs must BE- Distinctly
marked with directions ca % pacSu-s by which
route they are O. be shipped llray icSeis maar also
be furnished cor5esp ponduE with Packages ana marks.
This rosd viii b. responsible freight sfeU -
ev % connecting road For information relative .o
charges, apply 10 " ROSS
tlag lw General SluafHn anf-Uf.
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NOTICE TO CONsTGTEEs !

Is ~ z
MEMPHIS AND CHAIsLEsE0N e. x. OFFICE
NEsfFiIIs Dec mler ist. s-j'.
4 IfONSTGNEES are requested 90 Cal "a. .l -I-upl
- aud Charleston Railroad Depot pay cls.g s. AID
take their fceights away. We have depot room %
ztare H.
Il freigbts are not promptly removed. hey VIII be-
fraved and stored AZ she zpense of tht Con
signees who have been IN hs habit OF waiting 1ual
after hours Of change 10 dray their freight away.
le benefited BY read ng jhi3 notice.
W J. ROSS
,1es1u General Srrarfr.....i.f.t
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WOORl YVO0Dt

WE have established WOOD YARD ou ihe cas
w ton she'd Iot Sb- -lby aad Beal strs1s end
all times ready % f orders for u, %, lg tI=
TOAD or uuantirv ~ fair prices. Spit StsNe hs1-
alo fer sale by the load Ordrs isir at fle Zee
House Of Corey & Co, or a. the Wosi NsId. viii r9
ceive proper attention. r. ALGEG
ETT4
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NOTICE.
wFEn
TO CnNVWAgVARG

CsEALED PROPOSALS win be ree4iysd rrptn -
> o'clock M Friday De, vmber 9th f,r binding a
PUBLIC ClSIEBN, a. Tie Intersection Of Jefrrsoa
ani Third streets. Plans aud spec hcsti1ns Iuay be
seen az DE fice of he uudersigusd
J. Il. HUMPHREYS
nos pi fItv Engineer
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MEMPHIS. sATURDAY. DECEMBER Z, 1861.
MISCELLANEOUS.
3OOO DOzen Hats,
CAPS
CAPS

On hand and ready for delivery, consisting Of dFel
coiors. suitable for Army purposes.
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CLARK & FULLER's
AMBROSTAL OIL!
CE.sRR, GREG ORR 3 co.
SoTe Esr0Rriefors

E1EE n OEfs- q tCSS
CURES Headache, Earache Toothaehe, in three min.
- utss; Rheumatism Coughs, Neuralgia Colds, Fry.
sipelss Bronchitis Dyspepsis Collie, Cramps Inhamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes Sore Throat Cuts Burns.
Bruises SpIains, Chspped Hanss, Piles Ulcers Disr.
rles Bunions, Cornz. Frosted Feet Deafness Old
Sores, Sore Breast Sore Nipples Scad Haed Ring.
worm. letter Snake Bites Spider Bites, Dog Bites
Segds and Burns IL C-res Scratches on horses Sore
Eyes on horses Sprains, Svvinley PLu Evil FiytuIs.
saddle and harness gals fresh wounds seiHss ana
IS the best known remedy TO apply tender ID
horses from fOundsrtGke up the feet and battle we'd
shout iag Of the foot Cures all cutsneous diseases
on OF beast
No one medicine can caro Ia ali 5s-as but we can
show real proof Cf the virtue OF Ab osisi Oh IN
its healing properties from responsible men, who ar
above being bought than be produced for any other
medicine.
We do not assert a cure Tor every nslzig 10 which
the human family are subject, but what proclaim
substsnfizte by living witnesses. The Ambro-
ssl oil Nashville preparation and sold throughout
general dealers. The South may Justly prOud that
DR.. Clark native IenueEseeau after much labor and
research, has produced really worthy medicine which
is bound 70 drive 0ut muoh Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is flooded.
Please call al our Office where we viii take pleasure
showing letters and testimOu ais too TO set
forth 10 the form Of advertisement some Of which
come from physicians in high standing who using
30 in their prucce they state with marvellous ef-
fecs. We challenge the world 20 produce & remedy so
speedy and efectua u is healing properties.
- Read the evidence Of The yirtue of Clark & Full
lers Amorosisl OIL evidence authentic and from
persons whose word and standing are irreProeehsbe
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & co, Proprietors,
Nashville, Tam.
Sold at the nqn1tscturrrs prices by Mansfield &
Co. Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and by
an Memphis druggists de25-daul yis
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THAT have their origin in the miasmstie efiuviS
4 arising from decsyed vegetation
These PILLS never fail 70 cure all Of tie above
named Fevprs and what s better, they also ACT AS
PREVENTIVE, ii taken occasionally or daily, while
exposed to the lnleCtlsl. Heac3 The old sdago "aT
once OF preventive is worth pound Of cure"
Dr. Mervin's Fever and A gUe Pills differ from al
other Chin Medicines In the following particulars
J. They never fal to perform speedy and permanent
cure.
. They are recommended oaly for cns class Of dis
eases.
B. They are agreeable and convenient to taks.
A. They contain no poisonous minerals, being purely
vegetable
s. Taey do not impair the organic functions Of tht
stomach any part Of the system
O. They require no other medicine 20 prepare the
sy.om Tor tbeT reception, afterwards sllsy rrits
ton
T. They are not q northern "eateh penny humbug
but are prepared by gentlemen that were born reared
and educeted under the benign Influences Of southern
institutions
Remember when you purchase these Pills, that yoy
sre not contributing means for Yankee Enlgrant Ait
Socistss7 or SharPs rites and bowie knives FOL
ablea ding Kansas, you many times hsye done il
buving northern articles
We wsb all % distinctly understand that this is
southern Medicine prepared from the simple plant
ts grow in our woodlands or our river banks, bayou
and lakes
FIas-As q special merit, wish 70 call attention q
d. ae hat 10 using this Medicine you only take few
pins Ia not this preferable 10 swallowing pint o
uaussous mixture which si BEST can only produce th
same result
Price. One Dollar per Bottle.
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NOTICE.
GENNY RAES

I DEIn Secondhand foor bl-heI Guury Bags
! CtJ1}O Fece.y. .d per steamer Nageata- and for
/ sale -y GEO C.. Bl CHANAN
{ uoLgEm No a. Front Pow.
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ATTEETI0N. NILIT!Ai

LIVERY MiN n the STATE Of Tennessee should now
II De e-t-I u IAe Militia Law-f1- his owu pr8rec-
Ton and eai lance Is complete digest ~ ell those aw
last i.sued and l9r sale at 90 cents copy hv
d-rr- HUTTON * FRELuTu
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CARD TOAMiMMOTH SHOW BILL,
PRINTING DONE IN
COIOFs, TYsBtS Gasa BrOst&e,

Pamphlets, E8ilI Eeads.
Drafts, Bills LadinG,
Checks. Cards
Bonds. Deeds,
EtC., EtC..
Neatly ard promptly executed and satisfaction gear
snteed.
Our large assortment Of type is an entirely new aud
OF the very latest style aud having been selected with
great care, wth view the Of ths section OF
country va have no hestaucy 10 declaring that hay5
the best stock Of maerai collected together in the
city Of Memphis
OR stock Of Stationery IS complete and consists Of
every variety ct Cards Paper etc. from the most iufe
rlcr 10 the finest yse5 manufactured We have also
superior assortment Of Inks Of every color and quality
We challenge successful rivalry in every department Of
our business.
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SALT!
Turks Island Coarse and Fine Salt
NVANTED.

] y store and TO arrive. Fo7 sale by
CHARLES s. SHARP
At FiAuk Smith s Co.'S
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WANTED.

rF,0 RENT for Isf2 good and e5mfortsb.e 80
I property, within four mites ~ Memphis FIIsI
suitable for q Nafket Garden. app icati0u sti,tI
lnust D. made during fhs week o. me uersor -a4laz
ally. Kerr avenue, l-t east ot iLe eros sn- of h
Mississippi and TeHBess-s rai.ri OF as g. " ECre
s. Co.'S Na'H street opposite Court lnH-.- --
5-s5s HI ChNN0S
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Price, one Dollar per Bottle.

One dollar and twenty cents nclosed 10 the PrOprie
0rs or 70 almost any dea'er IN Medicines IN the South
srn States VIII insure bottle Of Fills by reJurn mail
POTTER g. MERWIS, PfOpIfetoTs,
% Jefferson ST. near post office,
Aud general deslsr- iu an popular patent medicines.
E-EY-Sold Ht ali the Drug stores ia Memphis
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NOTICEL

LOUISVILLE, ky, November T. ls5I.
NE beg 10 adyife our iieuds aul correspondence ia
w the Conderaie 5 ates thai our WALTER G. AN
DERSON has removed his residence 9ernaueutIv 20
Memphis Tenn 20 which point they v please direct
81 communications.
Address follows
ANDERSON, DUNTUrE & CO,
no2l daw3m Mer,uhis Tenn
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REEF ZOE SALE

nNE HUNDRED HEAD COR Ed >ag-s5F7l-7z-z,
" BEE, 1ue and fat will be delivered ~
between the @ and 18th B-cem5pr a. 49,
Naynesb0-0. Wsvne county, IfuI=ss-a.
de9-4s AMOS T UAESEET.
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SUGAR AND MOLASsES!

fNTTY HGGsHEADs and one hundred barrels for
4 sale by CHARLES s SHARP
At Frank Smith O. Cors
u0-s Bailey RrarE
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4 SOUTHERN YOUNG LADY who has bad Il.
"A perieree as TEACHEk is desrous Of obtaining
situation as Goyerness in family OF small children
nn-aLl..-.L-t..L- --
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GTNNY RAGs.
HIST RECEEYEaR.

IA Onsi SECOND-HAND Jour bushe' GJuuy Esc-
kAi'UOjtJ IN store and for sale by
GEO L. BUCHANAN.
Nc ~ Fra1sf Row.
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$50 REV ARD
Geo. WI. CrOOk
rnR d0XFEcTIOkERs-kIss EERsEs.

y assortuoeni embraeng hundred aud eighty
4 --5s55fs ~ : Der 100 sb@-ts. f1F sale BY
4 \ tA'i1s BITTON FREtfGU
Memphis Tens.
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
9ailg appeal.
WANTED
SUGAR.

- = HHDS. prime SUGAR,
ID - bbls Crusi ed sugar. Landing per s,eaHei
DeSut0 aud Louisville and tur sale by
GEO C. BUCHANAN.
- E1 - Eruvf E,rrv