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Notice,
TO Newly Commissioned Magistrates

MA2lNkEULIo
OFFICE Of JUDGE COUNTY CoURrO
SHELF COUNTY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, DeeemberIa D. 1856.
HAVE Just received from His Fxeellepcy
A hon W. q. BrownlOw, Governor OF Ten.
nessee, Commissions for the following named
cllIens, TO act as Justices Of the Peace in the
various Districts OF Shelby county, in which
there have been no active magistrates for the
last four years:
District No. ] Il n. Bond.
2 W. 2. Yark.
x Charles Crenshaw.
I. l.. Giles.
8 Andrew Stewart.
r Pulium.
s Philip Jones.
II Tomas Z. Bleckley.
&C. II w. p. York.
Y Thomas Holman.
u cannon l. Brooks.
y jeremiah Massey.
IL is desirable that the above named gentle-
men appear ~ soon as practicable Al nv ONCE,
IN MemeaiS and obtain their Commissions. SO
mat tney may be qualified and take their seats
as legal magistrates Of Shelby county
os THOMAS LEONARD,
oe-o y Judge OF Shelby County.
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R A murderer was hung at Roches-
ter, y. Y, on Friday.
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rs Gen. Howard decides that the
homestead pro-empcion is open to freed
men.
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MOORE, LEWIS & GOvAN
De- Nv - Front street.
81 rEoR ,sALE-l

i G6ODA 6RASRE F6FOR BSAh-A
oueT for sale my plantation, lying efgh. miles
south OF Wytne Depot. Fayette county. Tenn
me tract contains about llg aeres. 80 acres
IN fertility and other advantages To- any ia fba
eounuy- 10 has a good frame dwelling w5fh
Ice house and stables
FOR further Information apply 70
EONLkES &STEFFFT.
s. Jefferson street.
Memphis, Tenn.
dczl-sm r SHELTON.
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B1~ One Congress man from each
Southern delegation remains in Wash
ington to watch events.
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R There were sixteen feet water at
Pittsburg ON Friday.
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There is fully eight feet water on
Harpeth shoals.
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The receipts from internal revenue
on Friday were about one million rhree
hundred thousand dollars.
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sk5-sumner presented a petition of
colored citizens Of Tennessee, asking that
the Congressional delegation from Ten
nessee be not received till the State re-
cognized the rights ofcolored citizens.
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BJ~ The Navy Department has init
nations that two privateers have been
fitted in New York Tor Chill.
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IA The Canadian Banks west of To
ronto, have removed their funds east.
ward.
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pG~ Heavy teams crossed on the ice at
st. Louis on Tuesday.
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rs. The President has pardoned all
Mississippians who we're endorsed by
Gov. Sharkey.
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ERr Lewis b. Campbell has been ten
dered the mission 20 the Mexican Repub-
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Rr All volunteer medical officers are
to be mustered out on the first proximo.
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\ all cases whore publication is necessary.
4 the publishers fees must be paid in advance.
lawyers, and parties interested, will govern
themselves accordingly.
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
de2s-lt GEO J. n q
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MARRIED.

In Macon, Ga, on the 2lst instant, by the
Rev. Philip H. Thompson, j. FLErcHER MEL
soS, of Memphis. Tenn, to Miss MARIA LOUISE
BOND, Of Macon.
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HT- The Legislature Of North Carolina
adjourned without legislation Of any kind
for the freedmen.
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bGT Hon. John Bigelow has been ap'
pointed Minister TO France Gd interim.
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IA Hon. Allen a. Bradford delegate
from Colorado was run owe by a street
car at Washington, and seriously injured.
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hr The small pox is prevailing in In
~dianspolis.
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RS5 1t is proposed to make horse steal
ing a capital ofiense in Virginia.
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sEA- The Government will commence
paying interest on registered bonds next
week.
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR

COTTON PLANTATION FOR
u SALE-The Pine Cotton Plantation known
- q NOrzal's Point is offered for sale. The
place contains loo acres, GO Of which Is cleared,
The balance dnely timbered, and Is situated on
the Mississippi river, in Mississippi county,
Arkansas. Immediately opposite Randolph.
Tern. The place Is well improved, and has two
coed dwelliug-hOuseA two negro quarters, q
good gin house anC mill anu a hue well OF
Water on il. The property belongs to the heirs
az vulcan II. Morgan, and IS scld TO win up
lre state. Parties desiring - purchase can
srEF - lie. on the premises, or apply to L N.
ms II. WAVE
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E-The Richmond Court of Concilia,
ton has been abolished.
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L ny cotton farm, On which live, is far sale.
l OF nine hundred and Sixty-seyen ares. I'VE
hundred acres are cies1S situaaed ons and q
Lalf nile west OF the Mississippi q Te1nesses
Railroad, and three and a half miles from
Coma Depot, Pamela county, Mis-. IL Is sen-
orally reported I had sold, which Is not The fart.
I Eil sell at one tkIrd down, and one ana Two
year. e. the balanee with interest from date. or
] viii rent. ny property Is clear OF an iucum-
brances or claims Of -he United States or any
other claim. Corn ana D5asr IN the place 10
deci-im 3 W. REDrOFn *
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Important Decision.

The Commission of Internal revenue
has recently made an important
decision in relation TO the mat
tiers named above. 1t appears that
the firm of A. T. Stewart q Co. had
been required to take out a license as
Commercial Brokers, in addition
TO the license beld by them
as wholesale dealers, and that this
extra license was required Of
them in consequence Of their employ
ing certain clerks or employees
in soliciting orders at places other than
the place covered by their license as
wholesale dealers. Mr.. Stewart objected
to this requirement of the local Assessor,
and had the question as to his liability
for an extra license referred to Washing
ton for decision. The Deputy Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue Hon. d. c.
Whitman addressed the following reply
TO P. c. Vsn Wick, Assessor FOurt Dis
trict of New York:
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bB- The spotted fever is said to be pre-
vailing in some parts Of Indiana.
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TREASURY DDPARTNENT,
o--,cE M TNrTFRNAL REYENuE


Sir. In reply TO your letter of the ~
instant enclosing 3 communication from
r. BayIiss, Esq, relative to the tax ON
cotton, I have to say that hereafter IN
assessing cotton, you should MAKE
sonable allowance for the weight OF bag
ging and rope. .b;s
. The decisions Of this Office upon TINS
suhject are not intended TO be RETROSPECT
tive. as the allowance above named i
a matter Of liberality rather tlah ol
right.
Consequently, Mr.. Bayliss VIII not@re
entitled 10 the refundment that lhe asks
for.
,oi,,aN 10. G. WHITMAN,
49, Deputy Commissioner
Assessor First District, Memphis, Tenn.
We understand that Assessor Cooper
has fixed upon twenty pounds as the
reasonable deduction for bagging and
rome.
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Fine BrIek Residence WIthS Rooms

Is Cabins, II of which are OF Brick;
Large Stable, Barnes, Gin. Mill, etc, and per-
senaity in Corn, Fodder, Pork, Stock Cattle and
Hogs, Mules, Wagons, Household Furniture,
etc, worth in currency $4,000. All, as they
stand. for
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Cotton PIow Lines.
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.

OFFICE or CLERK OF THE COMMON LAW
CoURr or rHE CITY OF MEMPHIS,
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 2. 1855
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| DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that / havo on
land and constantly receiving one OF the
largest stocks of goods in my line ever brought
10 this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared 10 sell at Lower figures than any house
In the city. To close cash buyers / can offer Su-
perior Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Price, and become satisfied. My
stock consists, in part, of the following articles {:
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerel,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
| Citron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, S~ardines, & ! bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, ] q lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, !, t, !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & do.
Pineapples in Glass, Sirup, bbls. d do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapples, Reid A Coffee do,
| Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Cove Oysters, l & 2Piekled HOLSTERS,
10. cans, Salmon, l&2lb. cans
| Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls. & hlf. bbls., Nos. /, .
and 8,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. l, 2, and 3,
10000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOoms, Washboards, etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio q Java Coffee,
Blueing,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in es'ks& bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKSI
Inst PaNafvad a. rar1a -, o.-o-.-. M
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CALL AND SEE THEM.
81, 900 Pianos, by Steinway & Sons, Nunnis and
other
Elegantly bound Bibles and Prayer Books.
Fine Martin Guitars
Papermache and Rosewood Writing Desks, with
neat stationery articles.
Papermache Writing FeGOS-
Music Boxes, from SO to $50.
Irvings, Dickens and Bayard Taylors writ
ing; Waverly Novels, and other standard
works.
spIendidiy bound aud illustrated Poetical
Works
French and embroidered Piano Covers.
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
Photograph Albums, from 81 TO so.
GOld Pens and Gold Pencils.
Ladies' Companions
Opera Glasses.
Juvenile and Toy Books
A 3 c Blocks
And many other articles too numerous to
mention
The above mentioned articles have been per-
sona1y selected by the undersigned, and will
be sold at the very lowest figures
+ EATZENBACH.
sT7 Main street, ID door south Of Monroe.
dePlglm
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Two Performances:
Afternoon at2 o'clock
Evening at...-7 o'clock

ne A Grand and Impo-
sing Procession Will take
place on the 2Jfh instant,
al II clock, through the
Streets, in which the La
dies VIII appear on horse
back. Also, the perform
erS, dressed in beautiful
Roman costume, preceded
by the splendid English
Band Chariot with the
Company's celebrated
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OFFICE OF INTERSAL REVENUE,
IL -..-.-A-- L. D ~ I

WASHINGTON, Dec p 1860
Sir: In answer To your letter, l reply
that, under section seventy-four of the
amended act of June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, dealers are re-
stricted in their business To the place
named in their license, and under para
graph two, section seventy-nine of the
act, wholesale dealers are not permitted
/ 10 act as commercial brokers under their
license as such, much less can statesmen,
EMPLOYEES Of such dealers,dO the business
expressly forbidden to their principals,
under the license Of their employers.
Under the Internal Revenue Law a
man is recognized as a broker while
doing business for himself. Paragraph
nine, section seyenty-nine.
In determining what constitutes a
commercial broker, under the Internal
Revenue Act, this office is governed by
the act rather than by the definition of
such broker as given or understood in
ordinary p~hraseolOgy.
a dealer has his goods, etc, which he
offers for sale in actual Possession, at a
fixed place Of business. A broker ne
g~otiates sales by sample or 10y representa-
ton.
1t is the business done that determines
liability under the act.
For the purpose of the law in deter
mining liability to license it is wholly
immaterial what or whether any com
pensation for the services is received by
the parties making sales at other than
the place Of business of their principals.
If, therefore, the parties, in relation
TO whose liability you make inquiry, do
the business defined in the act as that of
Commercial Broker, they thereby subject
themselves to liability accordingly it is
held, however, hat unless they receive
a commission tor their sales or purchases,
they are not liable to the tax of one
eighth Of one per cent. OF such sales or
purchases.
In regard, therefore, TO Commercial
Brokers, you will be governed in assess
ments BY the preceding ruling.
Very respectfully,
II. G WHITMAN,
Deputy Commissioner.
To T. G. A WICK, I. :. ASs'r, Fourth District,
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AND FOR SALE Field OF 50 to
100 acres, with sufficient wood land. near
Ridgwsy station, twelve miles east OF the CITY.
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. a
par of which is fine, rich bottom land. For
terms etc apn1v II
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C~FOcket's Trained
Animals,

INTRODUCED by Herr Lengel
II has Msdamozelle Tour
naiT; II has Madame Cas-
tellO; It has Miss Lucy
Watson II has Miss
Roberts; il has ParkeT,the
Clown; It has Dan Cas-
tellO; IL has d. Dernott,
and ali the greatest novel
ties Of the age.
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10 r SALE
By QUHGLET LEES lLARLET,
500 bushels Petite Gulf Cotton seed
dan In,

I ANDS IN CRITTENDEN COTNTV AEE
IL near Memphis, FOR SALE-Lzs8 Acres 5
miles nom Marion "a dstdeued: nrst class
sQn-hHle 10 the aere-at s. per acre. So Acres
al uubered, - miles from Memphis. ue4- rHs
uVer only $50 cash ~ Acres. uch bottom.
heaFy lumber only l-5O- I'D Acres. % cleared.
and cabin, only sZ.nu. ID acres In Nfissfz5funf
improved, only sl.no L03 Acres. on the bank.
az SO, or timber 81 . cents.
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-

81 LIZ
The Place which now occupy on valen-
tine avenue, one and a half miles from the cor
porate limits 10 acres Of Rich Land. improve
ments consist Of New Two story Frame Build
Ing Srooms; stable, Carriage E0use and Barn.
Young Orchard Of Choice Fruit; Cisteru. Well.
etc. Title Perfect. VII be sold on reasonable
terms JOS. ELLIOTT.
del1 I'm H Madison street
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THREE VALUABLE PLANTA-
Il rIONS FOR SALE N B0LIVAR COUNTY. Hiss.
Il have three VALUABLE plantstious. which I
wish 20 sell ct lair prices. all well improved, and
WdjOinlng-eXcept one small place between two
Of them Mules sufficient 70 Work all one OF
30 acres, one OF 90 acres, and one Of 80 acres
cleared on each ali with large Old deadeniugsat
tached 70 each Good quarters, gins and cisternsi
oxen and cattle
These places all a good and permanent
leyees on them, and a back ievee SIX miles
long around all, making them independent Of
all other levees- Cal On me on the premises or
Lacey q MeGhee, Memphis, Tenn, for particu-
lars Titles perfeet. -. FIELD.
EuVTrrgV EAEuTNG TE1 uuEA1Tn
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s2.z5O in Coin.

There are thirty hands on the place, and it
adjOins a similar one which was sold on the
3Dth instant for the same price, TO ST. John q
Franklin, Tim, OHIO, only it is a better place
than that.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
IhATs for sale, on fair terms, Two OF L best
iotson Madison street, between Man and Sc
eona' each sg1 BY IsHI feet. Title good. For
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SALE OR RENT

A valuable plantation in Coahoma county
Mss, nine miles from Friar's Point. contain
ing lZl2 acres, so in cultivation and under 3
good fence Therei is on the place an e~rceIIeu.
dwelling, o~ut-houses, gin house, press. stable
cribs, and good w~ater-nsthing to do but to 90
10 making cotton 1T PETIT & CO.
del5-3ws No Il NTouro- street.
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Small Circuses usually
visiting the towns en- the
MISSISSIPPI river sink into
perfect insignihgance
When compared with this
Leytathan combination
OF Seth B. Howes,
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S. MOSBY, lfosby & Dorion9
nc No. Is up stains Mostly & Hunt
del3 m Building. Front street. over M sf
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osisran ID. c. WHITMAN,
~ Deputy Commissioner
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1t is the business done that determines
OUR NATIONAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

To P. c. VAN WICK, Z. :. Ass'r, Fourth District,
New York.
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Assessor First District, Memphis, Tenn
W. understand that Assessor Cooper
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Apply 70 R ". BARNES. Agent,
At Office OF J.. C.. McDade & Co.,
Cotton Factors, No. ~ Front street. Up stairs.
dec3lm MemUais. Tenn
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FOR sALE-Twonew two ssoTy Hou-

MULES FOR SALE To-r=sl G.
~ AllklMs nave lB E5e young krur.eEv
Mules Tor sale a Hardwick. Patterson q Cg
stable on Washington street. between Tb.rI
ana Eoarth- Call soon IL you want a barzaIn-a
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T ~ @--||
del3lm Building. Front street, over No. s4
DOR SALE OR LEASF-A Pianta-
4 Ton IN Iunlea county, Miss. opposite the
mouth OF the St Francis uver-rhree huudre,I
acres u cleared lands. Apply to
WM. P ORNE, Liant Agent.
uetO-Am No y. Z. o. Building
DOR SALE have thirty-four acres OF
u Land FOR sale two Snd q half miles FROM
Main street, with improvements upon i. and in
q me state OF cultivation good fences: near
sam Tates switch Parties wishing 10 see lie
premises VIII call upon Ely RayueT, for terms,
etc. who lives in sight Of the place.
de3-lm j. & WHITE
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FINE ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM LAND.

FINE ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM LAND.
From eight 70 ten thousand 5000 10 legal
acres Of line Arkansas River Bottom lands
yin twenty-five Is miles below Little Rock.
en- clear Lake. This land Il above overflow,
and VIII produce frOm one % two bales OF cotton
per acre Il has heretofore been cultivated as
three separate Plantations, but lies in one BODY.
and can be conveniently worked as 4 single
Plantation. From eighteen hundred 10 three
thousand lrSO 70 5000 acres are ready for cul-
uVaticu, about equally divided between the
three places. A good Frame Dwelling House
Is on one place, and comfortable Log Dwelling
Houses on each Of the others. coed Gin Houses
and AL necessary out buildings on each place.
VIII sell each place separately. or al 10 one
I marty
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The Washington Chronicle urges the
unsuitableness and unhealthy situation
of the Presidents house, suggesting that
a new Presidential mansion should be
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nor RENT-TwO well furnished Sleep
i ing Rooms on Main street. Offices and
Sleeping Rooms on Main street and Front st.
a small Room ON Main street, suitable for a
shop Of any kind. A Fine Store room on Mad
ison street. Three saloons On Main and Jener-
son streets G. W POUL VI
den I'm Real Estate Brokers, l9 Main st.
wv SPLENDID -PJANTA-
TIONS 10 RENf-One ON the n C.R r
twelve miles from the city containing 10 acres,
CD acres cleared. a good dwelling, twelve log
cabins all necessary out houses, hne orchard,
gin and mill house, etc. Thirty good hands on
the pace who desire 70 remain.
one q so acres, so cleared. on NJ a c. r. r.
30 miles from the city, with all necessary SON
venienees. Either or both viii be leased for
one. two. three, four or nye years remarkably
low. {. bDst
deI6-Im 1873 Main street,
TOR RENT-The Beautiful Residence
Il OF the late c. W. Cherry, wit me me
Grounds and Garden attached, one and q hair
sniles south Of the city, on bayburu Avenue
vii be Leased for one or more years 10 a gOod
teEant- The house Is one OF the most elegant
and commodiOusi in the city, and has ample out
houses, stables, etc, attached. The Lawn sur
rounding the house contains i've acres Of land
eoversd with beautiful forest trees, etc. anG
laid cut in handsome style. For terms see the
undersigned, or Judge Lewis, at Lewis & FIN
mics law Office, in StiIlman Block, ~ Second
street. b. W. WILLIAMSON JA,
del -SV Administrator
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NEW
Bail at Raleigh.

GOUTH Memphis Lodge. &
- The members Of this Lodge are N
requested TO meet at their Lodge room, NY
corner of Second and Madison streets, w
this lSt. Johns evening DecemberH,|
at - o'clock, for the purpose OF installing
their officers for the ensuing year. Members or
city lodges, and the fraternity generally, are
Invited 10 attend. By order of
\. J. WHEELER, w. Master.
&. II. EnBFRT Sec. Dro tenn. der II
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RUGGIES FOR SALE-NiBe New
II buSsiest Of various styles, on CONSIGNMENT
a. our Warehouse, nearly opposite Po-F DfH9-
jefferson street, and for sale low hv
de8 Nv ARCHER SHELLEY ErH
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Consequently, Mr.. Bayhss VII hotr
entitled 10 the refundment that lhe ask