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TFRoH OH IEsIEkDAf hYKNIfG's kXTRA J
VIRGINIA Seeded !
Great s0uthsrs Meeting in Padreah.
--latest from Charleston ,
LINCOLN DECLARES ms POLrcY.

RrcHHoED, Va, April I5.-The t'ommis-
sioners presented Lineoln's reply to The con.
FeHtion- Several Unionists said II ths Presi-
dent meant TO subiugate the South, there was
bat sne course FOR Virginia to pursue. Oplnion
Il divided whether to sceede now o. wait for
eo-operaton with the border States. Il Is be-
isvsd thai it viii be submitted to the people
All feel taat crisis bss arrived. The friends
OF Governor Letcher saw that he will refuse to
eBteTtain ths Presidents ptoeihtnstioB. The
general opinion II, that Lincoln, having re-
puciaied Nirginia's efforts for peaceful soiu-
ton, she must aid in defending tie South. p. 3
PABUcAH, April 16.-Tlis following ressiu.
tions were passed to-day at an immense meet
log Of the eitiZsns Ct Fsdueah, Ey., ilrespec-
tive Of party, By unanimous vote
WHEREAs, Such is the threatening aspect q
public affairs, ano civil war go immineut, il tfis
the part Of prudence and patriotism that the
people Of Kentucky should take pTomp.
measures to place the State 10 a condition 10
defend her rights, her honor, and hersoil, sad
for that purpose and such others As eircum-
stances Esy render necessary tnerefore,
Resolved, That we recommend TO the COVER
nor 10 Immediately convene the general assem-
biy-
Rssolue5, That IN the contest now existing
--hstEseh tbe NaFth sRd South, We are unhesi
tatiHgiy with the South 10 sympathy, in inter
est, and in action -
On Rtsotrri, That tie governor BE- requested 10
issuH his proclansfion FOR The election OF del
egatss 70 = convention 70 mestih Frankfort at
a. early day as practicable, totske into con-
sheraton The condition q Kentucky and her
future destiny.
Resolssd, further, Thst we 10 call upon he
whole people Of our beloved Commonpeaith 70
Z ienore All paIty feelings snd bury every party
Frsj adice in the hour of Isahlic dahgsr and ca
c lamity, and ss -cne people, united by all the
ties OF c0nsanguinity and mu usl interests,
stand firm snd oppose to The last eNtrsmity the
eoercive and lrstricidsl policy Of the ENscu-
tive at WashiBgton
JLE JB. HussAkD. Chairman.
LVT. Cook, Secretary.
RrcHMoED. April IG.-The Convention still
IN secret session. It is believed be Secession
ordinance has passed.
AUGUsTA, April 10 The Caver3oF Of
Maine has convened The legislature FOR Mem
day, to respond to Lincoln's cali for troops
PHrLaDELPH1A, April IA regiment OF
enc thonsand Irisbmsu have rendered their
services to the Government. Seventeen hum
d-ed troops are under arms in The city
TsENroS, April I5.-The governor has or
dered the military 70 protect the arsenal. The
military a-e enrolling.
WAsHIssroE, April 16.-Twsnty tuas skell
and grape haFs been sent TO Georgetown.
TIE GoTerDment prohibits sending to The
South copies Of the coast survey.
BALrHoRE, April 16.-Msrylsnd responds
70 Lincolh's call. The Baltimore regiment
have rendered their services Governor Hicks
thinks Maryland should protect The Federal
Government. Enlistment rapidly progressing.
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Fort sumter ,n ,hs virginia oonvsn-


RICHMOND, April I3-In the convention
to-day, Carlisle and Early deprecated the ae-
tion of South Carolina IN firing into Fort Sum
ter, and expressed devotion to the stars and
stripes.
The Secessionisfs replied, spplsudlng the
Eznsntry OF South Csroiina, and claimed that
whatever the convention did, the STATE would
60 out Of the Union.
The governor communicated a dispatch from
Gov. Picksns, giving him an account Of the
bombardment, ssyings
"Tbere IL furi1us IRE upon us from Sumter,
but We viii take the fort and sink the fleet.
II an attempt is made 10 land elsewhere, we
can whip them. We have nearly seven thou
sand aud q the best troops in the world, and
a reserve Of ten thousaEd We will triumph
or perish. Let me know what Virginia will
do.D 10 the debate &c was said the southern
army would march through Virginia snd thou
sands would Join f.
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FREEWRN & CO.,

r FANUFkCrURERs Of Picture and LOeking GiAss
M Frames, Gilt Aoudinfs, Coruieesl Fenftiann a
Blinds, shxdeS, Pier and Looking GIasses etss ~
dsaersiu Artists' Materials and Enzsavings,
BLOCK Memphis. tt Hre-f~
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R A Hhyiug rumor'' upon the streets this
smOFRing gives The following as Governor REc-
ToR's last reply to LNooLs's call for volun-
tesrs: "Yours received calling for regiment
Of volunteers from Arkansas. Mary os.'-see
you d-m-d irstl"
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4 IL Freisht for shipment over the Memphis and
II Charleston r. R. to be re-shpped A. C8riuth on
The Mobile and Otdora must be prepaid. Blank
pts for freMht Will be furnished spp pcaon 60
agauts Tlra7Eh receipts viii hc given for the faew-
ing ststieHy only RienzL Grsnu ruVn Sz1ilio Tupelo
Veroua Cn0uourah Okolous, Egypt, Prairie, Loakatoa
Point. Tlbbee. MlybeV, Artesa, Coumhus, Craw-
ford, BrooksyilIe, Mac1n, Thuguak, Wakalak scoobs
sucaruo-hee aiuesrIiie, Tamola Lauderdale, Lock-
hart Marian Meridian Enterprise, QuitHan. nes0to,
shubuts, BED Buf. Waynesboro, Winchester, hissis-
sippi LINE. Nobue- ". J. ROSS,
MEMPHIS, Aprn 10, 1861. Gen. suBt.
4 srII-ffw -a--a-
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g7- Boih ths Louisville Jouraqi and Demo
crat received BY this mornings mail are strong
against LINcoLS's infamous scheme Of cosr-
eion. They ante IN fnmStntaiDing that the war
Of subjugation upon the southern States will
be resisted by call Of the border States"
Good for Kentucky t--
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TO GAS CONSUM RS.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTIOy7- Nv CTS BELEs.
PROV6ESEOsF S.

ctHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
u DO BREAKFAST BACON,
DO SHOULDERS.
PLAIN HAMS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RtBBED SIDES
DO CLEAR SlDEs,
FAMIIY PRIME NESS PORK, IN barrels sai II. brls.
DO eLBAR FOhE, do DO,
DO LARD, pFi us kettle rendered, Ia barrpls.
haM barral5 aaa K re,
GLWAE MISS AND q. o. PORK.
BULK NHArS, SHOULDERS, SIDES Enai-IkMs
E9-Ths above are uov in Stock, and wall Be kept
eonstanty on hand through the season, from which
Hslsis, 6rscers Boat storss, Cast Orders and the
Trade generally, viii be supplied 81 market rates By
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Phcksr ard Provision Merchant, Seventh and Carr
streets, St. louis, NO
Refers 10 merchants of Memphis Ee1eraily who DO
uFovfsina husin fs7-'iasism
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ez5- A private lst.s- to : gentleman in the
city from Nashville, says that the Confedrate
flag hoa's from the dome Of the cspitol of Ten
ne see, and from most OF the private dwellings
in the city.
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- Hon. John Cochrans, Of New York,
hss offered Governor Curtin fifty Thousand dol
lars Of the loan author zed by Pennsylvania,
to arm and equip the troops ordered by that
State.
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The city was excited to the highest degree
yesterday, and the sKecration Of tue war policy
was universal. There will be a meeting to-
night Toe. Sscsssionists seem delighted at
the prospect
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}. MORGAN * Co.'s

IEGEAHAN 4 LEBs.
2s3 Maln street, BrinElsy's lIsck.
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Trust Sale.

DURSUANT 10 the power AID authority esnterred or
4 me By ths terms o. trust deed, made ts ne ey ,
D. Montgomery, the 2lst dsysf December, 1859 and
recorded ia he Registers oce, IN Book Ne. 80, pages
717 21s aad Qf4 tAe ID day q January, 1881, is
which deed refersncs Ia hereby made for partcuisfs,
win on SATURDAY the 9th day sf April 1851. st h-
c. Cayce sons suctian houss. knoWR the Arcade
on the south side 5f Onion street. bsseea the AsSrs q
10 and IL O'Clock n, have and expose = sale tAe
following described tract parcel sf iEnes faewn and
desEnatce follows, io-wt Being and lying in the
county Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee Ead beginning
point cypress tree, With the line ef 5ehn Ouo-
bna mark ed Ne and running east and with Cuoeins
line fsrtyhve poles ard nfteen tl6 links % stako
four ss poles End rTsnty-oae an links 70 stakes
thence sas twenty f20 poles 70 stake and osraer Of
thfrtssn acre entry By McLanor OErri thense south
forty il0) poles to sAkei thence east EftytHo to2l
poes stake thence north forty 4o poles and hftoen
(i5l linka north Of q blsck Walsut MARRIED n. O.. .
Painters linz thence esst twenty I'M ee S feet e ae
Weti side af twenty fost alley and thepee south sne
with the line Of said alley hundred and tWentV 2
psies &c = stake and thence west one hundred and
tEeniy-oae (f3i) poles and afteen links u stakes
thence nUrh zfy-nVe 55) poles and forty links 70 pase
Of beginning, being ntiy six acres, more Or lsss
will sell said tract Of land 70 the hizhest bidder Ter
cash to satisty g csrtaia note drawn By aid J. D.
Houtesmery = J. n aant the 2th day Of March, or
thefeabontl in the year 1850 for hundred COL
lars and and expenses ef said sale, All per-
soas wanting to purchase said lot OF land shaud eran
the titie. and be ready then snd there 70 pay said
snount II may bring.
title believed 70 bs good. bat win convey only as
mr2s,td VS.. BRUCE. Trustss.
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> e The LoaisviIls Democrat "a Unioa pa
-,-,..N - ,-,-f.-fsr- o,--s ....
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sIIssIssLPPI PLANTATIONS.
TRNNEssEE FARMa.

We oder q number Of select and highly improved
Farms In SHELBY county varying IN distance from en-
phs froun orc to twenty miles. All Of these lands are
desirsby situated, and aaely adapted for Gardening
and Farming purposes
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DR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
- AND THK MOST s0eCsssFUL l'j
-.5 ~ - .,--l1Il- t--i
CANCER operator
IN THE WORLD
Eight Years i'm Memphis.

INFORM the public In general that he is prepared
10 treat all diseases bat espee,ay those which are
pronounced incuTable. and called ehrsnie.
his treatmfpt q Canoers is without rival, he
they will De expelled from the system with all
their roots and fbers, eny W uenal treatment
without eaustlcs and Wilhout the knife, .
He also treats with sueoess EocordinE to the i'm
proved science OF medicine in -Hurope, Rheumatisn
Neuralgia, Gout, OphhslniA FistulE In AAs, eeofulA
Syphilis Dyspepsia Chr9nie Dysentery Torpie Liver
Gravel Pits. Tapeworm. PILES Drspsy, Diseases q the
Skin Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases 81 the Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention to all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womt. -
Negroes who are Efiicted with any Of the above
diseases will be cured and and coed beazd and do
eommodstons while under treatment at the deciors in
Urinary. -.-
The doctor calls attention Of patience at dlsiaaes
that IL they not prepared 70 consult the doer per-
ssAahy, BY writing V him. with exae acouut of an
the sympoms Of the disease medicine win be forwarded
BY Adsms express
II once 10 banols BHiidinE, Uni8n street between
Main and Secoads fourth door east Ct Main
lnnrmary on Union street, east Of the sayou 1t Dr.
spissel's private residence. +'- -rt ..-lt
Dr. Q. spisgal has, in his thirty years Practoe es-
peeiay on chronic diseases Cd them with utmost
sneeefs He has in his possession ave thousxnd
plants herbs barks, etc, vhieh be can rely upon 10
sre diseases whish ere ~ the most successful prsct-
tlonen pronounced ineurabis.
Re also makes Il his especAl practice to treat all pr-
Fate diseases With the utmost Fuoces in short time
no nHtter q how long stAndinE, nor what nature
All Dr.. speFe asks frori the hf5eted Is : fair trial
70 them.
Thousands of tesfinosiAls from the zosi rsilsbis
source. may be seen Al the dOotor's ofoel deis-sm
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HOOKS! BOOKS!
Young & Brother,

UUD-F I1Ia-1V v . III
nTCKESs' WORKS. complete.
II Ifying's works, complete
-CaIhoun's Works, complete.
Wabster's works, complete.
Political Text Bsok. BY NJ W. Cinskey.
History OF France. y hite.
Carolina Sports. By Eiliett
Lite in the Old World -t'--
Homes of American statesmen.
Homes Of American Authors.
W6o3bury's WriiihTs
Just RECEIVED,
A large assortment Of Printers Ink.
For sale By YOUNG s. BRO,
urf2 Oad-felisUs' hall.
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C0MM0N FIIRNITHRE.
Trust Sale.

DY virtse OF three deeds OF trust dated July, Sep
ID tembsr and November Let executed to me BY A. J.
Montgomery, to certain debts therein spscinsd
will proceed sell fer cash The highest bidder in
front Of the olce q Hsrne Esq in TIE city Meu
property vz In the county shelby and state Ten
nessse beginning al stake point the East side
College street svenus, one hundred End thiry-wo
1ll feet sorihwA-dly from the souh side Of walker
street, laid down the map Of she city Of Memphis
by 2. ". Rucker; thence eastwardy parallel with
walker street, and along the south line OF Let of y
acres, sold by the said Montgomery to the Reg. M
Drzne ass feet sae the southeast corner o. the
aid Eere lot; thence at right angles with the east
slee Of the said lot 70 said aiker street I3s
feet thence eastwardy with the south side OF the said
walker street to northeast corner OF the lana ssd
sry g. 1854 thence southwardy with the east Eue Of
si3 tract the same being % acre tract to the north
pas. corner d let sold b. said MONTGOMERY 10 B
Alexander, being - acres; thence westwardy with
The north boundary Of the said acres, and e north
Boundary OF acres sold By said Montgomery to c. J. C.
De7lin TO College streeti theEce wit The east side Of
oOege street the beginning; eontaininE about four
ceres TO StaTks Female College and part Of the
said twenty acres sold 70 said Montgomery bF s Resell
As Aforesaid. The risht sf redemption is expressly
waived. The tile is good, but l will sell only as
trustee
should the property not cell Ter enough satisfy said
deb s. Will At the said time and place, sell f0r cash
twenty-five shares OF the stock OF the Memphis Build
ing and Loan Association conveyed 70 by said Mont
sonasry as coliaterai security.
mrsi-Im J. @. GRIFFISs.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE

HAVING ssso,iatsd with us Dr.. D. T. SCOTT for
H merry Of Nashville prepared 60 crr i- -ur
frisnds sud The public GddiuRa factfss in the con-
duct Of our business aud with Increased duigencs 10
the discharge sf duties hups N merit contin-
ua6cs Of that patronage heretofore beray EXTENDED
to US. Below present a portion Of the property
placed AZ our disposal.
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DIS. ]. B. EASsoA s WM, WEsSOs,
NO. 800. DENTISTS. NO. $50.

TTAYy aoved their shos 10 oornes Of e1E7,p.
II EGI0N AMP NAnH sTRE yrs
Where they have ditad up and fnrpishsstl ffEtt
rooms saitable for the Accommodation o.
th0ae 4h0 may favor them with their oonndence and
hagus n located permanently oar their pFofessona
seryess in the sderent branches Of Dentisry pr1nis-
ng the pu, nc 70 them Ia the most lkiifn and
udcans manner aud in every rfzs0usbie case Warr4n
satissleiion, agth 10 operations performed and
chaTsas for the same Further than this We Wish 70
bold cat 20 nducement whatever - the pnblit
or draw gen to our once By any exhibition Of Dental
sbecimsns PROPOSITIONS 70 DO ehesp Dentistry, or
sat priecs low, lower than the very lovest
an7 oer misrapr esea' alton q facts IN tHy way
whAievUr. Rellher DO Fe wish any csc 70 mstake
uAHe fUAssonl for that sf another AZ the nhme Is
pl4as sad place o. business easily found once oeTneT
of Uatou and Haiu. No. s20- ..I ls fs2S- d.twaw
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A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
rnercial from Columbus, under date OF the 1llh
inst says;
Gov. Dehnison tslegrsphed to The War De-
partrnent yesterday, but received 10 answer.
Itis stated that be has since entered ex-
Attofney- Genersl Wsleott Who snow in New
York, to repair 70 Washington Immediately.
The members Of the legislature propose to
Immediately make an appropriation oi 81 ,O00,-
600. and il is believed the entire amount will
be taken By Ohio capitalists.
A messenger from Washington 70 Spring
field, H. is no~ stopping in this city.
VhsHyserox. April I3 In Mr.. Lincoln's
rsplv to the Virgins commissioners, after ex-
messing bis regret that the public mind is
ssil uncertain az 10 bis course and reafirrning
he noiieT msrkeG-out ih augurai address,
be added:
aBut II, as It noW appears n BE- trHe, in the
nt.rsuft on Al purpose to drive The United States
authority from those places, an unprovoiSed
assault has been made from fort Sumter, ]
shall hold myself st liberty 10 repossess, il /
can. like places which had bees seized before
the Government was dsrolFed on me; and in
any event shall, to the best Of ny sbiiity,
rsPsl force " force,
On case Il proves trne that Sgmter has been
sssulted. I shall perhaps cause the United
Slsles nails to be Withdrawn from sll The
States which elsiu to have ssceded, believing
that be commencement 81 actual war asainst
The Government .raiisr y and possibly deEhs nos
i. whsteveEeG - may DO FOR the PURPOSE,
snall not - irt 10 collect The duties and IN
ports By armed Invasion Of any pert OF
ne count not meaning by tbs neNsteI'
'lat 7 "A not land force, il deemed nsees-
s'ry, to Aisvs fort upon The border of ne
eouniry
VA sGToN. April KIT is rgnored tna'
~ 1 al K win be attempted On Foft Delaware
Ml. Fbe Var Department has takeh steps
sEevent It
- - eve officers Of The navy rendered IleiI
ar-ssSS.ss.ssnations, and they were refused iheii
Tiibssfss will probably be stricken from ihe hst'
-. a. ses g National Volunteers" passed resoiu
4 dis sssIsufeing fie failitsrF operaiohs o
3ernmsHt, and expressing their sy iala'
tbe Secessionists
guard a. lbe Departments has seFA
crossed.
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ROOalle fO RRaaf
FREIGHT FOR THE.

TNHE un3ersgned has several pleasant ROOMS Il rent
81 her bfa-diug house on Second street. the ffst
aud second noors suitable either for families or single
persons. TapfO-lEl SARAH =. SINS.
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,. .GRIESuABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers & UpholsrersrsI

A RE now prepared 10 execute srders iesS<ySAE1
"A In their line IN tie most pefieete eftSNa,Src-s
manner. and Al tha sbortea notlce.-
HavinE furnitEre cars of their owns , 2 = =. =
they viii receive orders Tor moving, taking down se
settHg up Pianos and Furniture Of all kinds on te
most rea enable terms.
They will also Eive attention h laying Carpets pol
Shades and 70 the execution Of uphoiEery IN all Us va
rioties. -A t-s -e---
Orders seliaited 1t TIE store Of Ingrahhm Lees,
Miller 90. iaIb-sm
To Planters and GandeDers.
WE have On band shout 80 hris. RHoDEs' SUPER
w PHOSPHATE or LINE Which is recommends
The best STANDARD anurs in TIE Unisd States Ger
tihcates furnished pPsn application Price - per ioe
pounds.
We have aiso . lot Of LAND PLASTER on hand, FOR
~ ". HOWARD \ CO.,
mr24-dsvim No. Howard row.
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Nagas RlasfQe.
:. N r w
BYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
NTEsaRE. MATTHEWS 4 HUM.

ATE Of the school Of The great and celebrated Cheu-
~ ied Dyers ard SeouTers, Cook Mathew Of 81.
Io1ls hsve seen induced to optn - estabsineat fof
earryinE on the shove business IN al iis erasehes
Every description Of Ecutemens Coats Vests AID Psnt
are dysd eslupes and rstored TO the- original perfso
ton Tey certainly DO ever spot e gressei
paint wax and tar togeiher with a oiher nenlisnei
and impuritss 70 which srch Efrntntt are Es9le ene
cer samples sf Cess dressing. II they fan % pieese
vou Ne charEs WIN be made Theif once son 5efefsor
srsi-Iv MATTsgwS HUNT.
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
W'esCerR Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS 8 co

NC. @ Uadon street,
ITATE haad and for sale arFs lo. Of Wes Pro
4 4 dcce aHi gsucsries. ccasistihg o.
let0 bags Irish P5latoss 80 hris. Csns1tf
90 sa-Es onions3 100 5ozrs Cl.saei
kf1 facks f'urns
900 tris. Figurs vsri0rs brauisi
10 teams WraDpiug Ps9eri
40 dezsn .Burkeiai
160 nests Tubs. painted and cafsrs
80 hrls Wht-kV; $50 bfis- Line
80 pieces Poser L0sn BsEginsi
80 coils Eopes
Ioo SACKS FIsur5 80 saHss sfsreh;
900 boTss cysierz, freshs plckled and spissdi
160 Ees 8n-pt
100 hezes f1ba- g. az quaiilleai
% bsiea Cotton Tarus5
2go krEs Hhlto Lead
20 caroons Indigo;
80 brls Damestie wines snd Liquors.
caszs Impaired Braady5
WiiA a great variety % shell goods subrscluE Pc
Rruits Musi.rds, BiaCEinE, Matshes. Grcuad Singer
Pepper, CinEam1u. sipFes. Maas Azpirs. PcEles Ia
bic salt tn p1pers Cotton Cur1sEe. CfsuFzE1-s. Wei
BusEets. Kottisd Liguors, lag C.uiesof rzri1s 11o-
stc., etc.
Persons wishing q rurriy us1ssivss vfsh laolcs
Groosriss would do veil % call and Examine ihis z1z
nniG
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DOd0e'S POtesat
BOR SETTING GRATRSI.

HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR SETTING
II CRATES by the shove pateht an now prepared
- execute all orders with promptness. Crates setv
this patent greatly increase ths quantity sf heat
thrown ute the ROOM sad a. the time lsss fuel Is
required thaa By the old style fireplace.
Orders left a. HorEan Bsidwin's, Fslkpr'I Bloek,
MAin street, or at my bhop, e5rnsr Of Lindss and
Csussy EtrsstSs will DO prenptly attended 70
4. LEMON.
---t CERTfFIcATEa.
We, the uEdersigned hsve had drsplacsE set Wth
Igs's patent setting Crates. ana and the
better warmed with less fuel than they WsTs before
its Adopiionj and take pleasure in Recommending It
citizens generally the oomfori n and
ita ee1neFny In the consumption 81 coal.
Thomas james Finnie, Charles Potter
J. L. korgzn, James B. Cook
g. FaIN A Edmsnds,
B. r Din, J. g. Fianis,
F. n. Cash, J. J. Aurphey,
J. s Seho5noTeF, Morgan & Baldwin.
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

We eer fer sale Bsus 50 900 acres OF choice Arkauss
lands improved and uuimproEea aud located a. various
points embraced within the best cotton goEiss regions
in the state.
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Tn.aNnsyerS,

EGGassyeTSs
0TTH City Assessors will enter immsdi aeiy drty
i fir the zssessmout Of real aud peTsoaA property
oIr the thrty-tk corporate year and request al real
tate owners where there has been change q owner
ship since assessment, Any In listing 70
make IL knawn Immediately, b. note directed 70 the
city Assessors, through the post mayors once
! .---ts JOHN p. IRRELEVANT,
JOHN o DRBW,
r,r9s-ir. J0HN PARK.
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TT1HE pSrtsership herstsfore existing between John
o. strsEseri and L. Link usder the nFm OF Stras-
seri Link, d this dag dissolved By limitation. Joan
strhszsii Eavng purchased tho entire interest of l.
Link alone authsrized settle the basbe's OF the
late nru- JOHN o. STRASSERI
L. LINK.
TIE hHsiness viii be ooutinuea Es heretofore st thu
old stand, JUHE o. SrRAsSERI
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AND CITY PROP
ERTY.

We have number OF unimprovsd and elegantly in
proved City and Suburban Lots whieh ssr for sale
YOUNG WELB;
( Trni0n street
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G5e g1Im!p5is AaaenL.

ayBLIsHED DAILY TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
BY
Iss a. M'cLAsAHAE....--.-.,.BE .BESJknIIH P DILL
{ a,. Under tie style nd arm OF
W'CLANABAN a DTLL,
ao1 all Letters on Bssiness or othsrWise should be
. .sr.a.a. fts anira~taa 20
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.TUNV REEEEVoRD
ne 81 FF e. II.

TTAvTNG sold our stoek of Bsos, Stationery, etc. o
II Mr II. Wa5e 3 Co., sitter banking our frien5s and
The public for he very liberal pailonees extended TO
U.s. We uost cordially solicit Tor the new hrm coutiuu-
ancs Of thsir fav0rs. Respectfully,
GSO. PATTIsOE 4 90.