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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25
NATURAL MAGIC !

Suppose Suppose have sandy red, white grizzly
dlnz yellow Asr suppose precr light brown, rich
lark brown, black. Well apply az you ws)
CRlSTaDORO'S sXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
AMI IN ten ulau.ei yous mirror shows youa
WONDERP TRANSFO NATION!
Every hair fes before unsighty blemsh
Of beau "A magnificent head hair 4
the exclamation you The difference be ween
BEAUTY AND TEiE BEAST
striking than that hetSesa gray red head In
state nature AID which his famous dye has be AT
piled by CRIsTA qOSO Astor House New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
jai-d&wim
CHEAP gTRANCE.-Herrings
80 ten. Fire Proof sses insure much the
N Insu Poc aud Ia many years men
anjrd without then. We have good assortment
KNOWLES WALEORD, Agents
ls3l $50 Main street.
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LAW CARDS.
DAVID s. q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAcrIcEs in s,he Court. Of the eeInts Of Nelton and
HIN In tle sd lcent counties
az Address Tye Rive. waehc SeP O., Nelson Co, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-25

INTENDING O., roatiars ~ CCEHISsIOS BUSINESS, mos
ren.cy a.. 5ntularc9 % the PATRONAGE bestowed q
=, Az ~ Z RANDOLPH PAGE, sad hope by strict atten
1 % merit lhe same
Nyuas- @ R4ndolph who viii probably be here oren 70
f.iHs.arim ..ASS PAGE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EHOR HENT.-The eligible and ,dious a.
Main three doors above Eighth Apply ire ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
~C0MMITTEE on AccOUE

The following accounts were reported
ravorably upon by the committee, and allowed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
Arrival from Western virg,nla.

Through the favor Of Sergeant Eaton, Of To,
Sixth Guthrie Gray) regiment, we have OBJ.
tanned the following information OF the pro.
gTess OF events III Western Virginia. Mr.. Ea,
ton left Beverly on Thursday morning last
He reports that on Saturday previous. at three
o'clock, Captain Willis Wilmington left the
camp with two hundred and fifty men on g
scouting expedition, and had net been heard OF
at the time Of bis departure, five days after
ward. Ears for the safety IF the coapa
were expressed, iDasmHch as the enemy were
supposed 70 be in large forces o1where in the
Heighborhood.
EOn he day previous to ais leaving Beverly,
the 9Th, 23t, and 25h Ohio regiments arrived
bY a hurried march from Buchannon and were
ordered to proceed a. once to HuttonsviHe the
next day. Here thew were 10 ioin Gen Rev
nolds, in command Of the brigade stationed at
that point. Ia addition TO these three regi-
meLts, the 18Th and 17Jh Indiana, and he 81
Ohioi now at that place, would make bis force
consist OF six or seven thousand men. He
had, besides, tbiTty-one pieces of artillery and
four mountain hOwitzers, Of such convenient
size and shape as to be easily transported on
the backs Of mules.
Little was known Of the force and position
Of the rebels, but it vas supposed that Gen.
Lee with bis full force was in the vicinity Of
Huttonsvilie, near Cheat mountain, and, there
fore, an engagement was hourly eXpeeted.
The returning party brought with them f.
Columbus twelve rebel prisoners, under ch
o. Henry McAlpin, Frs LieuteDs- large
pany b, 0th regiment. The - 80 OF CON-
to be generally well, Az" Zen are reported
cinHdti Press, Slst~ n fine sPiUts.-CiB'
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~
&c Issue--"FreedOm 10 tao

SIayss
We copy these choice extracts from the Bal
timore Exchange, announcing the true cause
Of the fight:
TIE Indianapolis Journal, the leading Re-
publican paper Of the State, whose editor is
one of Lineoln's officers, publishes the follow
ing:
Settle It nowl For On sure as hour follows
hour, so sure will the North never pause till
the cause that brought the war upon it is utter
Il is war 10 the utter snnihila ion Of slavery.
The day Of bonied words has passed. The
day OF bloody deeds has come. And let those
who do the fighting get the pay.
WHAT ARE WE FIGHTING FOR?
Below is an extract from a fourth Of July ora
ton delivered by ez Gov. Boutwell,, OF Massa-
chusptts
"Now then, / say here, to-day, that this
contest, inaugursted BY the rebels Of the South
will have no succ, ssful and complete end until
you in some way assert the doctrine that lib
sTtY is not the property Of any race that it is
not The exclusive right Of any class; that Il
does not belong 10 any nation, bat that it is the
god given right Of all the Sons of men. | do
not say that the four millions Of s~o-called
slaves in tne So0th are to be, without pTemedi-
tatiOn and without preparation, ~emancipa ed
but ] tell you that this contest marches logical
Is, philosOphicaily ana inevitably toward The
emancipation Of this people; and the citizen
at the bsllot-b0x or statesman admiDisteTiDG
he government Of this country, or geI era
who guides its armies, who does not admit thai
as an inevitable result of this contest, misUn-
deTstands the force OF events, and is doomed
to disappointment and Disgrace"
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STREET. COMMISSIONER.

B,,zres On hand on acct wharf con'ract......S I.b7s %
Y R. FUGH, Treasurer.
M-.--ur-- NruLnnhar p ISL.
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SeS0 Orleans, June Z, 80.
land BFpartsHent,

THE New Orleans. uae.ou,as aud Great Western
4 k.iiroad Company, By and IN virtue Of an act Of the
United States CJuEress q the 90 Juae. 1856 and or an
act Of o T State Legislature, Of the 18Th March. 1857.
have become M owners OF 7u5 60 EcI Is VI land, Tree
from all membranes or mortg5Egz.
These lands are included within a strip sf so miIes in
width, OF IS miles On each side oT toe railway line. eU-
tending from Alslsrs. opposite New orleans, u lac ST.
O.ne -iVeF5 OF TIE eastern boundary OF Teas, a distance
u 258 miles. Ia the C0ufgmpIa- % continuation OF this
roat into TeEzs, IL vial traverse TIE most fertile graIu
region Of that State.
The lands I,ng opposite the frst rs miles O., the
conpsny'a ! al, are in the rlch sni heavily tImtered
a.luvial valley Of the bI,si-sUUi river. On BAYOU La-
rourche, strand Lake and elsewhere. Between the
l2oth ana lsoth nitie-, we have a very large amount OF
fertile and valuable lands IN he AtraEaDa, p-airias a
region %Iowhere excelled for beauty, nsaltaIai@ess, asd
fertility Of roll
Between the IsOih mile and the Sabine river. The
road travprscs the m darateTv EI v and heavily timrsr-
% pine woodlands. varied occasionally by the ricu val
lies OF the streams. Good va or. gtri-. clear w4rer
brooks aboEniIng IN fish, are Clmm.n 10 his entire 10
cali y. TIE pine wo ds IN quantity AM qua Iy. are
cotton probably.
Maps s1d pats cln Be- seen aud exam ned. all infor-
nation a. T. th- character AM price OF Il. ~obtaiued.
a%rpilcati rs made, zad terms Of sac ana!iy agreed Up
on, a the O1c= Of the ,gmp4Hy's Land Agent, al Bra
shear CIts. PARISH y ST Mary La.
pen.e o. the purchaser.
In the absence Of the purchaser, a written power Of
attorney, authorizing The sseut u sign the at, az the
notes given in payment, ard % gram q mUrtage 10 Sc
cure The notes, Will 0e required.
The terms o. sale are Oae--urrl cash. remainder in
notes 1t one and two years, PAYABLE at a bank In new
orleans, with eicEt p r cent per aaaum Interest sIer
matUriiy, vii mortgage until dnsIpaymaut. ami IN de-
fsu't he purchaser o. pay Eve Ts- cslr. fr otto-uey's
fees.
Tue coupany's la~ls are now helms Examined. As
fast as report, Ers made the price per acre will Be- tx
cd en- each Q act applied for aid he sp1iIc-ul duly no
ihed o. tHe same, and D. VIII De rtCu T-1 20 gccept he
land, 81 the pr,cs resIlu4t.d Victim . reasonable time,
-r IN de-au.t, the lana vail BE- offered for saIe TO others.
The company reserves 70 l'ze.I he Tlgls II changing
the prices aId terms ron SINE 90 sine.
b
Will Erzat priority Of appIc~rIo- 90 persons who are
now IN scfGzl Orcura5IaU I'd cultivation cf land but
only a reasonable time VII ne grated them Q, apply
ir aud 1~U-chase, after which 1t VIII be auld % any
oheT applicant.
WILLIAM G. HEWES, Presid't.
G. " R BAILEY. Jeud Ascent
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BG5EGg7S Saes'EgsgS,
YEAR ~ y AEARAMA


ENHIS most celebrated Watering Place is now open
i for the reception % visitors, and he's Already .
goot many persons frola 6irereuf parts Of The country.
We hzye engaged the services Of the celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard 70 excel On
brass or string instrumental. The advantages OF Gshisg
are admitted by all WEo have visited this place 10 excel
those Of any other watering place, Sh0al creek being
! Cnly > quarter u g mile, and Tennessee r yer only four
miles distant, aud We are supplied with fishing boss
or ski1~ IT toe purpose. Our Ten-pln Alleys and BH
| lard Tables are IN ECou order.
The waters sf these Springs are By
more than two hundred Of the most eminent physicians
IL the surrounding country, for the cure o. scTotugs,
rOPsys Dyspepsia, liver complaint. diseases peculiar TO
| females, sore eyes, chronic dIsTrhes, syphilis, and eil
| diseases CT the kidneys, urinary organs, AMI all suta-
ngcgs dis5asPa. HumAer5 Of tn, most remarkable
! cures have been testified 20 By most respectable living
witnesses
Col James HI odOch, lsts Of Iuka Springs. assists in
the management Of the house, aud DO pains viii be
/ spared 10 make our quests in every way comfortable.
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
affords. and our accommodations IN every respect shall
be as good IS thoss Of any other watering place in tts
/ country.
Our ST. sc coaches will be al The depot at Florence on
the arrival OF the cars, at all times, and convey all pas
sengaTs 20 and from the Springs without delay
Our livery stable is veil stocked with carriages, bug
giss sid horses, for pleasure riding.
myI2-ti ELLIS & CO, Proprlstors.
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PRECE "a ~sUasCREPTEON.
EssOne square, renewable weekly, per annum, SiG.C0
" twice week, &" COCO
H-TWo squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, 6o.o9
&c twice a week, " 5000

NzsOne square, renewable weekly per annumy S4C.CJ
d" twice aweek, 3" 6O.O6
EE-TWo squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, 5000
q" twice q week, " 5000
E9-AI advertisements for te appeal must be handed
in st the Glerk'sdesk.
zpeciaef tine. when rot thas marked, they will be
charged for one week, and discontinued st the end Of
that time.
E5sAU dve-tisome tents required to be kept on second
page, CHANGED as NEW EACH DAY. aud on thlrdpags,
en- advance over slated rates.
E9-Advertisement directed 70 be displayed, or SGT IN
ArEe type, charged at DOUBLE HATEs
Ts-Yearly advertisers will be charged extra for eCCE-
oyiHg space over contract, and when LARGE TYPE is
rsquL d to be used. or the advertisement kept or inside
4 payer.
E8@Yearly advertisers will he charged extra at rerU-
ler rates, for Wants, Rents, Removals, CO-PsrtDerships,
Notices, To Consignees, etc.
EE-TrGHsisHf AGvcTtiSeHteEts must be paid for in
advance.
E%-No advertisement will appear in the weekly paper
mless by special contract.
E5-AGvs-r scmeuts 70 be inserted In tto'T sekiy paper
snly, or Irregular intervals in eithsr Of the papers,
will be charged 81 per square Tor each aud every inser-
lion.
T-Annosnoing Candidates for State, County and M
nictpsl 6nces, 50 each, to be paid in advance Ia every
instance.
E-Earriages snd Deaths are published as news bat
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invitations
a. sl other advertisement
Es@An legal aud transient advertisements viii be
charged by the Insertion.
EF-EditoriE notices il LEGAL column will be charged
20Cents per line.
No deduction or variation will be made from the
foregoing r6tes.
ECLANHHAE s. NIL.
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AEMPHfSr htpt. J. lool-
To tba Honorable Board OF Mayor and Aldermen Of the
cfyof N~mHhis:
The following is the amount OF work done
by tie force under my control IN the different
wards OF the city for be month Of August
/, v.rs Grading overtou trsst........... sls o.
= ""a sect GO 60
a. w.rf R.psrriug ault.r on sr Hsrson street. l6 90
a., wa Bggldf-g uu Vance street, aud re-
p.1riu- gutter n Bfal street....... 81 90
va-i Opautug Eutt.r aEd rounding up
wpIiugon, Linen s Uuion streets 225 %
eb wu-d. Gr-drnr aui filling alley from Bill TO
Wrucrester. and on Hll s~treetigra-
ding alley hat Tuas from Poplar 20
Hx-laug- 20; opening sn1 round
rs -++astN- 27s m
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s5hc.T. 34.h CT. Tnereass. D. -rsss,

s2l 1853 40 s2i,l5 1856 s54 $40 s6g. as
Respectfully, A. D. GIBSON.
MEMPHIS, August 81 1866
TAx COLLECTOR.
r, t1a Ton. Board ~ Mayor ana Aid rusn:
rqDort ny collections for the month Of Au-
vust to be, from all sources. S12,537 -.
Respectfully, JoH Bowen,
Tax Collector.
MfmPH1s, September 3, 1861.
-wHARF-MAsTER.
=, III Hon. Board Of Meyer and Aldermen Of the city
q E~ewThis:
GEErMEmEE Ihere'y report to your hon
n-abls body that, during the month OF August,
1seT. nv receipts were, from steamboats,,
a f77 so: from coil, $50. Total receipts for
t5s month, sl,15T 80; all Of which is resrect-
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aearg R. Pugb. Treasurer, IN account Nth The Gin
1881. Dr..
Aug. 81. To GmouHt 70 ived OF all sources
EEeA az -.--s...........eE 45 q
Ano1AS prsy5yasIy Tece.ved.,s... p SO 81
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DESE.fSES OF TEE
Eue, THr00F aud as.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsrox R R. Co

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R R. Co.,l
MEMPHIS, August q. 1861.
DURsUAET r to the requirements Of the charter and
Il by-laws Of this company, the stockholders will meet
and elect nine Direct II in said company on Wedaes-
day, the eleventh day Of September n Xt, 10 serve for
TIVE We months and until their sug csss5Ts are elected aod
qualified. Polls VIII % open at he Offices Of the com
pany IN Memphis, Tennessee, aud Huntsville. Alabams.
stockholders viii be passed free on each division 10 and
from the place Of voting from the 10Th to l2th lnclu-
sIve by exhibiting their stock certificates to the
conductor. By order Of the board.
rs I'd SAM. TATE President.
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The above mentioned Lot, No. S. will be srbdiviIsd
and 5Jli N lots TO suIt purchaser plan % whs,h
be Z I5Eed on he dsy Of sac
TEHA5 80 t~ALF.-Creiit o. seven ard tT-'vs
mouths with interest from cate pa chss-rs 30 Oclz3
bonds, with approved secured, for the purchase money.
sale at Il O'clock A. n.
H. @. LANIEE.
Ep2 d4wfI ~ n arT wrstar
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
AND KOsT SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Wears ia Memphis.

yEFeEH the public IN general that he is prepared
L to treat all Diseases bat especially those which are
pronounced incuTable, and called chronic.
Els treatment OF Cancers Is without any rival, Be-
cause taey will be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and dbers, emily hy cons ulonal treatment.
without eaustics and without the kn fe.
he also treats with success, according 70 the most I'M
proved science OF medicine in Europe, Reformation,
n. uralgis, Gout, Ophttalnie, Flstuia IN An0, ScrOfuis,
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysenterys Torpid Liver.
Gravel. Fits, TapewOrm, Piles, DTOrsy, Diseases OF the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption all d. sases OF ths Eye
and Eer, and give particular attention 70 al Feusls
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes wEO are afflicted with any Of the above
diseases viii be cured, and can and good board and &C
cJmmedstions while under treatment At the DEBTORS IN
Urinary.
The doctor calls attention OF patience % : distance.
tsat IL they are not prepared 90 consult the Doctor per-
s5nably, by writing 70 him, with an exact account Of all
the symptoms Of toe disease, medicine WILDE forwarded
BY Adsns express.
EGHOmcs in LPloW's Building, Union street, between
KAN and Second, fourth door east CT Hain.
TnaTmsry On Union street., east Of the Bayou at Dr..
SpisgsFs private residence.
Br c. SyiFgel has, in his thirty years p~rsctiCr5 e.
psciaily on chronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
success &c has in his possession ever Eve Thousand
plants, herbs berks, ste, which he can rely upon 60
caro- diseases which are By the most successful prsci
TONERS pronounced incurabie.
Re also ma5es 1t his especial practice 70 treat al PrI-
vate diseases with the utmost success, in q snort time.
20 matter Of how long standing, nor o. what nature.
All Dr.. Spiegel asks from the afflicted Is 8 far tri5l,
then all the reference he viii give will be q sBeedyCare
to HEM
Tho1ssuds Of testimonials, from the aost reliable
source, nay be seen ct The doCtOr'8 Office. jv2-3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05
BoAsD OF
THE OFFICIAL PRocEEDIEGS

At ag regular meeting Of the Board Of
Mavor and Aldermen, held Yesterday evening,
September 8, 1861, at 4 O'clock; present John
P@rk, Mayor; Chairman Merrill, Aldermen
Robinson, Cochran, Ayrfs, Foiliniine, Patrick,
Gator, amiz, K5rlrecht, Farmer, Iigbe, Nor
gan and Grsnt.
A quorum being announced, the chairman
took his sest and called the board to order,
when tie roll # Aldermen WIS called and be
mirutes Of the four preceding meetings read
and approved.
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folly submitted by your humble servant,
TOBIAS WoLTE Whsrf.mREtsr.
MEMPHIS, September 3, 1891.
DAY PoLIeE
EUnA
T NIGHT POLICE.

b. II. Cops and H. Kirkland, Market
masters, reported their collections for the past
month to be, by the former 1929, and By the
lar+er 1926 80.
Reports we're also received from the Station
house Keeper, and from the Superintendent Of
tbs City HJsnital.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-05

IAaTsaSy, UC,O56F 81. 1851,
in front Of ny odf-c IN iha city OF Hrmpbi. proceed 70
ell 10 the hlghesi bidder, an the wight title ella ID and
Interest OF the defend Dt h9Jre, ia and 10 rH+ foIoEIns
dsscrlb-d lot and parcel gt gr5und. eld dwelling aud m
proVvnents thereon, tc-wIJ- A c=r ain lot situate GA
TIE east side Of 81 Eartiu street, in the CITY or Mem
PMS shelby county. Tennessee, being the los on the
SOU a lle or and adjoining a lot formerly owned by Dan
tu-nrs and be Lg the ssme l0T conveyed 10 me satd
o i-nuant Moore, Jointly vi h defend. 6 IL. ". and *.
. BfooAshlre. BY R u KIrbg, BY decd Gated gun b..
tSSs, oegtnnl-g on the east side o st Earua street.
the scuih-Te~t corner OK said Keynes Io-. ruur
thence south on and VIII 81. Martin street iblrty .s--
20 asts&ei thence east on hundred AID sixty-li. p reat
70 a stake thence s0rth thirty feet 20 a stake; thaUcs
west one hundred and sixty-nlue feet 10 the bf-srn ~.
7 being inc sane lot Cnce conveyed 5y B. GraEam 10
io"hseLa anc illamsOn. The Iut-rsstUf -zi- More
therein being ons undivided third part, ana j. 10 b. - d
-utlect 10 the lien AID incumbrgnce 81 The LupsL pur-
chase money thereon, being the sane m1ra or less.
TEBSn OF SAlE-The above drsc7iLel interest wi
be sold on scred.t Of seven months purcha-er o. execute
no-e with approved security for he pur.hase money!
lien TO De retained or title withheld z u payusut u
purchase mcney. Sale II II O'Clock. 4. n
JOHN @ LANIER-
"RES daWf's t'erk fuf faster.
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Police VACANCY.

The Mayor nominated J. J. Potter to fill a
vacancy Oh the police force, which was con
hrmed bg the Board. and thereupon an adjourn
meBt vas had "a this evening at / o'clock.
WN. II BRIDGES, Secretary.
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INVOLVEMENT COMMITTEE.

Upon the accounts of S. NJ. Thomas, Street
Commissioner, amounting to S4l9 %, and Of
VI. Heslsy, amounting TO $50 50, the report of
the Committee was favorable, and the same
were allowed by the Board.
Tie account Of C. NJ. Mcconnell was also
allowed for SOL so.
Upol an account Of S. Cohnlan, for work
on Inspectors Office, the report Of the Com
nittee vas, that it be paid out of inspection
fees. CAdOPted
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS.
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The account CT J and A. Woodruff, for
m]ending city buggy, amounting to SIS 80, was
rejected.
Aids. Kirby and Gaiior asked and were
granted leave Of absence.
ARMY HOSPITAL.
Upon motion, Dr.. Keller was heard IA rsia
ton 10 the subj ct Of procuring w~asheTwOmeE
for the army hospital, asking the Board to in
stTuct the Mayor to order the police to compel
he attendance OF free women of color for tina
nurposa-the State to pay them al the rate OF
SO per month for such service. In connec-
ttoB with the subject Aid. Kortrecht offered
the following resolution:
Resolosd, etc, That the Mayor and Chief OF
Police be and are hereby directed to require of
the police of the city, in the different wards,
TO procure washerwomen for the soldier hos
Ptsal whenever requested to do so. REJECTED.
COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS CONTINUED.
J. W. james allowed Si75, in connection
wlh an account Of 4. D. Gibson, Assessors
clerk.
AID. Farmer offered the following rssslu-
ton:
Resolysi, etc, That tie accounts Of assessors
and clerks FOR the 35'h corporate year be re-
ferred to The Controller for adjudication upon
t e basis Of the appropriation heretofore made
for thst object, aAo that he report the amount
due each one respectively to this Board.
Adopted.
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n RESOLVED. BY the Board Of Mayor aud Aldermen Of
Is the city Of Memphis, that the Mayor keep a standing
retice ia two Of the city papers, that no account against
the city viii be paid uRle5s made by authority Of the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen and approved By the Mayor
Extract fron the miautss.l
4. D. BAUGz. Mayor.
=. RICHARDSON, City Register.
Memphis, August b.
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Professional Gar0s.
Or. EH.aEkaa
DRs, j, 3. $50 3 "a. WAssOs,

ETAS removed 10 the b use recent y occupied by Col
II a. II. DJugtas. crHer shelby and Mccall streets,
neatly opposite G4yoso house. aus Lea
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.MenppSts Gna ChaTI1s'Os, R. e., !
R9Enrpurs INV I 1881 [
-
NOTICE,

ON aad sitter SATURDAY, the 18th inst, the Even-
ing Express PASSENGER train will be tiscJntlnusd
The through mail train making close connections al
Grand Junction, OOriBth, Decatur, Stevenson aud CHAT
tanooga, will leave daily A. $50 A. n. and arrive at
P. N.
The Grand Junction Accommodation train will run
daily Sundays excepted J arriving at go 4. n. and
leaving at $50 P Al. This train will every Saturday
evening run through 70 isks Springs, ana Offers a One
opp rtunity for families and persons WISHING to visit
these celebrated Springs. ". ROSS,
igt2-g General Superintendent.