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BJ IN September, eighteen hundred
and siXty-four, & man named Bailey.
while getting offs train Of cars in Pen
ningion, Pa, wa struck by a locomotive
coming in another direction and died
from the injuries he received. His widow
sued The Pennsylvania Railr0ad Com
pany ia the Court Of Common Pleas in
Chester county, Pa, recently, and re-
ceiveda verdict OF ten thousand and seven
hundred doliags damages.
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- Nufilated currency 10 Inc

paA- Mutilated currency 10 the amount
Of two hundred and n~inety-five thousand
and four hundred dollars was last week
received at the Treasury at Washington,
and nine hundred and hfty-one thousand
eight hundred and eighty dollars in certi-
ficates Of indebtedness Were redeemed
One national bank vas established dur
ing the week-making a total of one
thousand six hundred and thirteen. The
total amount Of national bank currency
thus far issued by the Treasury Depari-
ment is two hundred and twentv-one
million five hundred and ffty-eieht
thousand and fifty,
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B6 The New England Colored Con-
ventiOn, in session at Boston, elected
George r. Downing on Friday, as a dele
gate TO represent the interests Of their
race at Washington during the ensuing
session of Congress.
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Don't Fail to Call and See Us at
Obj SECOND STREET.
II e N OTAL Il.

DHE undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and customers that they have
removed to the Warehouse on Jefferson street,
east Of Third, and nearly opposite the Post
Office, where they will transact a Wholesale
Grocery and Commission business, and viii, az
all tinaes. be pleased TO serve their Old custom
ers, and all Others who may favor us with their
patronage. We have on hand and Oner for sale
80 barrels New Molasses, choice,
n g Old n 90
60 half bbls
20 boxes White Clarified Sugar.
10 Brown
50 rolls Kentucky Bagging.
$50 half coils Rope.
THOMAS TROUT & JON.
decl0-lw
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OF TIL
ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

On the LIST day Of July, 1866, made 10 the Comp
troller OF tile State OF Tennessee in compll-
anee with the laws OF that state, relating 70
Agents Of Insurance Companies OF olher
States doing business In that State.
Tile name of the Company is The -. LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and Is loca-
ted In the city OF st. Louis, county OF st. Louis,
state OF Missouri. Printed copy OF Charter
nefoto annexed, pages3 to 10 inclusive.
The amount of ganital stock is slO00 900 %
Tie paid up is 5000 %
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GEN. FrsK's SPEECH.-We had hoped
10 have laid before our readers this morn
ing an authorized report Of Gen. FIsKs
speech at Lagrange; but it has not been
received, and win probably not be for
warded until after his arrival at Nash
vile. whittier he goes from Lagrange
ID. is but just To Gen. FISK, t. say, in
this connection, that in an interview
with him, while not impeaehing the ac-
auracy of our report of his speech here,
as a synopsis, and freely acquitting
our reporter Of any intention
10 pervert his meaning, he eX-
planned his aUusion To the Legislature as
being made iu a j%ocular vein, while illus
trating the efficiency of the voluntary
organization Of blacks through whom he
had gathered up and put ST labor the idle
negroes about Nashville, without resort
70 the harsh proceeding Of a patrol guard.
We understand the General 10 Doe under
promise 10 furnish ms with an authentic
synopsis or copy Of his speech at La
grange, which, when received, viii he
laid before our readers.
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hv+ Congress Block, no Portsmouth
n. H., was destroyed by fire ON The
Jhirtieth ut. Loss about sixty thousand
/ dollars
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Memphie. Tennessee.

ANING Resumed the Grocery ar.d Com.
II mission business in Memphis, we respect.
luily invite The attention OF uurold friends and
customers scattered throughout Wess Tonnes.
see! North Mlsslsappi and Arkansas TO thelarge
ana varied Stock 5I Groceries. Tobacco, Segars
ines. LiquCs, etc. which we have lust re.
celvgd FEE.H FROM FIRST HANDS. Feeling as
eureu thas entire satisfaction will be given 10
lnpse w no may favor as with their patronage,
We lp.Cite them 70 call before purchasing else
Where, rs we are to sell as low as
apg house in the city. Give MS "a trial.
liberal advances made on shipments Of Cot
ton, and particular attention given to sale OF
same. IdelO lml ]. T. GREEN co.
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u MARsRAL9pIsfRitff WEsffNlfENNo.

MEMPHIS IENN-f dec. y lcsA-
1.-THE parties who opened and robbed "a safe
in this Office last night, will return to me my
private papers through the post office or otHer-
wise, ! viii pay the amount Of money taken be-
longing 10 the Covernment-tWO hundre and
seventy-ive- dollars (S275)-and no question
shall DE asked
These papers can be of no use to any one else,
as have taken measures TO prevent their de-
irving any benefit from the notes or certificate
Of stocks, etc.
! would also notify the public that there was
n large amount of counterfeit money taken
from the safe, that had been collected by
United states policemen during the past two
years Among the money was quite quantity
OF one hundred dollar notes, well executed.
would also say TO the parties, that they need
not take the trouble 10 make a key 20 the safe
in the upper Office, OF which they took an i'm
preston, as / shall be sure TO not give them a
chance to get any money out Of it.
II. BOUTON
Bvt- Brig.-General &Pro.-Niar-GeneraL
declO-lt
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GIN. DUDLEY.-The sub-districts in
the Freedmen's Bureau having been dis
continued, this officer has been relieved.
and will report TO MAJ -Gen. THOMAS fol
assignment. He is succeeded in the
Bureau by Maj. REEVES, who has here
tofore served %aeceptably in that position.
after the transfer Of Gen. TILsoN "a
Georgia. Gen. DUDLEY leaves, we be-
lieve to-day, or tomorrow. He VIII
carry with him the kind feelings and
esteem Of all who have had occasion 70
transact business with him, while there
viii linger behind the reputation Of 8
high-toned, conscientious and faithful.
nfarpr
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hA-Lett4rs have been received in this
city, says the New York Mons, from
Gen. Price, dated at Cordoya, Mexico,
on the fifteenth OF November. Gov.
Harris Of Tennessee, the Hon. John
Perkins. IT., Of Louisiana, Gen. Shelby,
Of Missouri, and a great many other OIL
Gers and men Of the late Confederate
army, were also al the same place; the
district Of Cordova having been selected
by the Imperial Commissioner as the
seat Of the colony which those gentlemen
propose to found in Mexico.
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H A spirited fight between the thea
tiers and churches is exciting Chicago.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING Off!
Madame LaVinge

Is Going to Paris for new Goods. She has
L Hair and many Fancy Articles at greatly
reduced prices, TO close out her present stock
and make room for her new stock. Ladies in
need OF any goods in herli will do well to call
ON her. You viii be sure to get very good bor-
gains. Call at Madame +. Lavignes Ladies'
Mirror of Fashion, No. $50 Main street.
nOV30-3m
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R- When Sir Walter Scott was urged
not TO prop the falling credit of an ac-
quaintance, he replied "The man was
my friend when friends were few, and /
viii be his, now that his enemies are
many
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~Coporh,ership Notice.
REICH COTTON LAMBS FOR SALE,
Near the Mississippi River.
CALL AT ONCE.

OFFER To ELL one Thousand and Forty
L Acres OF Cotton Land, on the Mississippi
River, within three miles OF Friar'S Point, Goa
homa county, Miss, and twelve miles from
Helena, Ark There are between 100 and 500
acres In a high state of cultivation, With aDwel-
llHg and all necessary Out-houses. There is no
better soil in the Misissippi Valley, and in the
exact latitude for Cotton.
/ will sell Very Cheap, II early application is
made.
For information parties will call On Ar. W.
D. Rice, No. % Main street, Memphis, Tenn, or
deiO-Im q. F. GATES.
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IA BARGATN.

Z OFFER for sale my plantation, lying on
YOcknapatapha in the Southwest corner of
lafayette county, Mississippi. The tract con-
taius about 200 acres. 700 ncFes clearned. equal
in fertility and other advantages. 70 any land
in the country. i win sell n part or the whole
on very Iberul terms. For further description.
refer 70 r. j. Pr0phit. No.JTT Main street, Mem
phfs. or the undersigned. on the prem1ses
BovlBIm ROBERT PROPHIT
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BJT The Empress Carlotta, of Mexico.
was most Enthusiastically received at
Vera Cruz.
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Capital Stock e
interest," 10 reduce real estate stock aud
other bonds and notes to prcsenf
value
PRESENT value OF dividends due 1855.
1885, 1877, lsls aud lsi9
Present value OF policies in force
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LAND o RENT.

VVE wish 70 rent two No. 1 Cotton planta-
w tons, on such eunst that any one DESTROYS
Of cultiyating cotton can realize a handsome
profit. The place on which we hve-four miles
from the Pamela depot on NJ. and T.. Railroad
containing GEO acres open land, nearly 400 in
cultivation this year. the best peach orchard in
the county 1850 fine healthy trees), and "a good
apple orchard. Attached 10 the place IS a large
and cOmmodtous giuhouse, good gin, mill and
every necessary building in perfect order. Also.
one large clstern and well. We have 400
bushels Of corn, 5000 bushels Of the best i'm
proved Boyd prolific cotton seed, new crop, and
fodder, pork, leans, wagons, etc, sufficient TO
supply the place. We have been working IS
hands on the place, consequently our farm has
been wei kept up and is now in good order.
This place oilers Extra inducements, as the per-
son who rents it can supply himself, on the
premises, with everything requisite to carry on
"a first class cotton plantation-even 70 labor, rs
there are now on the place 90 negroes. many of
whom would doubtless hire for the ensuing
year. We viii rent half or the whole OF this
place az - per acre IA coin or It's equivalent,
and sell 2u0u or HlU bushels Of corn mt 50 cents
per buShel, i'm the same currency. For cotton
seed, pork-hogs, fodder, mules, oxen, wagons,
ETC.. we will take the currency Of the country
aud furnish them at low prices. We viii re-
quire3 barrels of corn 20 be left on the place,
out OF the next crop, for which we will pay the
market value. Wheat and rye have been
seeded.
- A L : O -
A No. 1 Cotton plantation in the TaTla-
hatchie valley, clear Of overflow, eight miles
below ~Panola-One hundred and sixty acres in
cultivation, and has been deadened ten years
an excellent well of water, all in good order.
This place Is In excellent condition for a cotton
crop, under substantial fence, timber chiefly
burnt OF and land very Gne. Corn, fodder and
stock can he purchased on the place, if desired.
a. J. & C. L. HURT.
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BD Ominous tomahaws, swords and
battle " are worn in the ladies hats
now u days, and appropriately named
EarTisetts, after Miss Harris the muir
lprpSe
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Hl Provisional Governor johnson, of
Georgia, has ordered the formation Of a
mhius company i'm each county Of the
State, 10 preserve order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-10

rs The bones Of horses, and mules
are gathered up in North Georgia and
ground Tor teruhzing purposes.
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efbtfutf 81
Amount at Risk s4.sTNjO.
Inc greatest amount insured on any single
life is $1,000.
No limit as 10 the amount that may he in
sureo in any one county, city, town or village.
STATE OF MISSOURI. a
CITY AM COUNTY oF 81. LOUIS,
samuel Will, President, and William r..
Selby, Secretary OF the St Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Company, being severally sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself SAYS. the
foregoing Is a full, true, and correct statement
OF the affairs Of the said company. that the
said Insurance Company is the bona Gde owner
OF the assets as above stated, OF which the prin-
clpal portion of that invested in real estate Sc
curlty, Is upon uBencumbcred property in the
city and county OF ST Louis, worth double the
amount Of said principal loans, and that the
above described Investments, nor any part
thereof, are made for the benefit Of any indi-
viduai exercising authority in the management
of said company, nor for any other person or
persons whatever, and that they arc the ABOVE
described officers Of said ST. Louis Mutual In
surance Company,
lSignedl SAMnL WILL. President
lSignedl WM. I. SELBY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me the nm
d~ersigned, Recorder OF Deeds for saint Louis
county. lu testimony whereof / have here
unto set my hand and Official seal. This 9TH
day Of November, 1868.
LSignedl JULIUS CONRAD, Recorder.
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NJ The body Of a peddler was found
near Busna Vista Springs on Wednesday
II is supposed that he was murdered in
Nashville, and that his corpse was car.
ried to the Springs
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FOR IsAIE FoaE Taoasaad Ha9l-l

JOHN &. McuAuE & co.
Cotton Factors, No. ~ Front street.
December O.. 1854 Eel#u
Sc Grenada G1zette copy f1urtmee ana semi
bul to J-C MeU O. Co
EOR SALE=A Residence. and every COM
II NeuIeuce ntrrchaL ON fernando street The
Improvements are la good order. Toe IH. r- .f
feet deep. Possession any dan. For terms rr-
ply % EJlSEEE TfsEZEVANT Co.,
uaI Nv No = N-ru-L .---.-
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~ 0TrespOndenus SHOULD IeIHS0
write on one side only, Of their paper.

M We have to request that prompt
notice win be given at our Counting
Room. OF any ir~regularity in the delivery
of the APPEAI-
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% It's alleged that the Legislature
has ousted Mrs. Jackson, the adopted
daughter Of the General, from his her
mitage, in Consequence Of her sons hay
ing served the-South in the civil war.
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bo Marble has been found near Aus
tin, Texas, said by good judges to be SUI
periOr 10 the Italian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-10

Bg The Cincinnati gazette insists that
private outrage in South Carolina must
cease before the state can De restored ia
the Union. The outrages Of Ohio are ten
20 one in Ohio as compared with South
Carolina, if we may believe the papers OF
the two States.
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REWARDS.

ONE DOLLARS
Kew q from the stable of III.
> Maddox, on the Tth inst, 10 drive out FOR the
evening, one mile and a nalf a BAY HORSE
about eight years old. fifteen hands high, las
small movable knot or eallOus on thigh, about
where the breeching rubs, a little white on one
hind foot, asnaiI brand under name on neck
a small star IN f0rhead, some sr-aH yvindeaIls
on legs. said horse has been used in livery for
o~vertHelve months, Is close built. In good con-
aluon, very smooth travels q little wide be
taiek spoken, hight about feet ID Inches, hair
dark, eyes dark, complexion fair or Light. age
Apgut - years wore q good sultof grey clothes,
r. aaTk cap and wore Kid doves
Ine buggyf q leather top and leather boot; In
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs viii be bald for
me Horse and Buggy, and n nrop0rffonate
-"--els Tor ne conviction Of ne thief ldel0-tf
QSI-S5 REWARD-A large BLACK
~Fonndland Dog, with Gather collar
patd Nv fe. m ne above reward viii be
deiOl2ta % SIX
NoTIcE-seoo REWARD.
strayed or stolen, on the ca OF Deeember. two
MULES. One bay horse Mule. 15z hand
hish' o or years Old, in good order, white hair.
at the root Of The tai, small wart ON me nos
shoe On the len front foot, and harness mark.
about the neck and hips one BAY mar. ,f,re
3 or years Old, IS hands high, dark strpe Town
the back PAGES when rode. Old scar on riab,
shoulder, and mouth cut with bride. vir
give 500 for The mules and $50 for the thief
Residence shelby county % civil DISTRICT ID
or % miles north Of Memphis.
dees-lw JAS g. SMITH
&O6 REWARD-STKAYED-
go terdaF morning "a Mule, while dryfuv
dfote t1nu the river % the stock yard au Pdu
Tar street.. The above reward viii De naaI II
the uchferY Ofthe mule. Or any uforrfarfDu i
tHtAA 'Ah Ett Der fEDi1f GRAVES.
AZ stprk Yard.
arN 90. Near North HFrHH.s
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Ia Three million dollars OF internal
revenue We're received at Washington on
Saturday.
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eA Fifty Alabamians, all Of the
twenty thousand dollar class, were par
dOned ON saturday.
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re- There is considerable excitement
in Macon, Ca, in regard to sman pox.
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loaHHN - - - - 81

WlIHlN Ten Mics DF HERNkSij0.
This splendid HffIa far-- 49, --seforf ~ rou-r
4n.es and contains 80 acress 40
SleaIsu M hneiy lnclo-rd. Handsome Rest
rooms and spacious Galleries
ahH isis hHehem. SinaFeho8ze. Weaving
room, store room Dairy. &c. Fonr Coffqea-
vim nrick ch.1neys- Cribs. Stables and -hef-
ters The land IS hrst ciass I1fard arI Vane~-
comparatively fresh. Nice yard. vgilf bear1-
iui -,Euupefy en- a splendld orchard 800
bushels corn, wagons, oxen. Mul.1 F,f-Ia
Hogs. sheep. Plantation Utensils Sr1ff 1850
etc VIII De sold to the purcnnser Of no gI-0r
desired The place Is we'll Watered. For fr-r-.
apply % A.oyster, IrezeVaut & co.. E.ai 1900
brokers, etc, No. jefferson Block.
daclQ-eW DIS fsrErrgr5er
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E~ Hoffman, Democrat, was elected
Mayor of New York.
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BE The Augusta papers are urging a
chain gang for worthless negroes and
other Migrants.
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The Connection by this ROHfe
is oMPLETE.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
FARE ( s
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
1eaNe GRAND junction ON Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays.
Train S on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
0orntii going North aud south an Mondays
and n Orth at $50 a. NJ.
AZ l4ecatur regular connections are made with
me n ssnNlle and Decatur Road for Nashville,
AZ stevenson connections are made with
trains ON the Nashville and Cnaftanooga. Rail-
road
Al Chattanooga coHnnctions are made with
Eyte3s on the Fast Tennessee a nd Georgia, aud
nos'eIh ana Atlantic ItailrOa ds for all parts Of
and the North.
ES,r through tickets tnd FUR her Information,
amt Charleston Depot.
". !. ROSS, Gent Supt.
q. L. ANDERSON,
GRenl Freight & Ticket Agt.
JULIUS HAYDEN.
CIV lm Passenger Agent
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na Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, anC
suite, sailed from Philadelphia, on Satur.
day, for Havana.
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p3-Mr. James r. Crew, of Atlanta
whose misfortune We mentioned yester
day, is dead.
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Memphis and Charleston railroad.
CHANGE OF
Eastward Trains

On and after "WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
She trains on the Memphis and charleston Rail
road viii run DAILY, as follows;
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u AN COTTON IarIu. Il which live Is lnr lFHa
90 ulue hundred and siAtv--even acres. i've
uundred acres are cleared Situated ore aud O.
Hauroad. and three ana "a hair miles from
Coma Depot, Punola county, Miss. Tt Is ear-
orally reported / had sold. which IS not the TACT.
] viii sell at one third down. and one and twa
wears on the balance with interest from date or
! viii rent My property IS clear Of an incum-
orances Orclalms OF the United States or any
other claim Corn and looder on the place 10
run DC for one year
deel-lm r. W. BEDFORD <R
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EYE, THROAT, AND LUNG DISEASE

nR. CREIGHTON'S Office Hours for those
II specialities are from 5 to A. NJ, and from
3 TO p. NJ.
Persons wishing DR.. CREIGHTONS services
must consult this arrangement.
Ofiiee in Drug Store, Immediately opposite
S)uth Memphis Market, BeaI Street
80 Fee for Professional Visits, each, slO.-6R
nn0I-Inl
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR
Zine cotton Plantation known
as Morganis Point is offered Ior sale. Tile
pi1re contains lHu acres. eUcf which is cI-lrtd.
She balance hnely uHthered. and f. situated Hu
ihe Mississippi river. I'm Mississippi county,.
Tenn The place IS well Improved. and has two
good dweilng-houses two negro quarters. q
good gin house and mill ana "a fine we'll OF
water on be-. The property belongs o. tHe heirs
Of NIleam r. Morgan. and IS sold % wind uu
the estate. Parties desiring 70 purchase can
call on me- on Che PREMISE. OF apply 90 L- 81.
Baugh, No.5 Adams strees, Memphis. Tenn
de--fmr W. NJ WEAVER.
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The undersigned, successor to Keck & Smith.
and Formerly transaeting business for the late
nrul OF - NJ Fiaherty1 thankful for the lib
erai patronage heretofore bestowed, begs leave
70 lniofln ms friends and the public generally
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EDUCATIONAL.

Two those who wish to employ their ffHle use
Il fully during the evening. instruction viii
De given in English, French, Mathematics and
the Classics, az the &. p. Church. Court Street.
HOurs-frOm to pm. For terms. apply at the
Church. J.. STEWART.
de1-Gt IT, NTTIEHETTN
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ANTS

WANTED situation as Gardener
W An experienced person iu The PROCESSION
culinary ana exotic, VIII engage with any r-u-
ueuian who VIII remunerate Tor bs -eryT.se
Also the Improving of places.
aes-d A. FfNLAlSDS. this Office
ROOK-KEEPER wANTED-Ad-
dress Locr-HoEIiu own hand writing. stating
salary expected and references d-a-at
M ANIrED IN MEDIATELE-A
" Laru aEtuer- with -aU % eug4ra fu "a uaF-
leeuy lucrative and good paying hu-Iue5E. well
aLuli9itu ana pap large profits address
ior two days I'D b, Memphis, Tenn.
W An r D.
young man thoroughly acquainted with
me grocery bushes desires "a siruafi1u fr n
Hlolesale and retail Grocery store Pest CITY
references given address,
derive Care Glass Box SO Rf-mnbis p g
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-" It is estimated that Massachusetts,
has paid nifty millions I'm the prosecution
Of the wal. Mainly expended in buying
negroes and foreigners 70 bleed I'm the
place Of her brave sons.