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SPEAR'SI OTTON LIES.

Having hgsn a opoinfed Agents for the cele-
DRAFTED spears c 6fton Tie or Clasp, for binding
cotton, VS. are prepared TO furnish plan terS and
cotton presses with the above superior article,
in quantities. TO suit.
a above Iron Ties were Introduced at New
Orleans and o cher southern cotton ma rkets, in
1851, and were found To posses superior advan-
tagss over OF ner patterns heretofore offered to
the public. They cost less than Hemp, aad are
much more secure.
MCCOMBS & CO,
nov ar2W HaEdWare Mercb ants.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
PENALTIES OF OFFICIAL LIFE IN
TIM gnAu1mrWH

rom Nlt cincinnati enquirer
PENALTIES OF OFFICIAL LIFE IN
TIKI SOUTH.
Gurley, the commander of the scout
ing party of Confederate soldiers bv
whom Gen. McCOok wa killed, has been
arrested, tried, as il is alleged, by a mill
tary commission, and will, il is said, be
hanged on Friday. He had been atlarge
and unmolested, as it was understood
that his attack upon Gen. McCoOk was
according TO the usages and customs Of
war, and had been elected sheriff of
a county in Alabama by his fellow
citizens. It was, as we learn from
the Guzette, his election which
brought on his arrest, trial and cOndem-
nation. Had hc-sO we are tOld-been
content 10 remain in the shadesOf private
life, the Government would have winked
at his offenses; but, having become so
bold as to run for Office, they could be no
longer overlooked.
This practice, and the principle upon
which il is justified, opens a new avenue
for the contemplation Of our political con-
ditiOn. Wed0 not know whether thepro-
ceedIngs against Guriey were authorized
by the central Government, or undertaken
at their own suggestion by the local milf
tary authorities. In either aspect, they
show the abundance of the means we
have, Of late, accumulated for the crea-
ton and perpetuation Of absolute power.
This is Information 20 Southern men who
have been, in any way, implicated in Sc
c%essIon, that they go into political life
with halters about their necks. The
Government has the power to dispose OF
Southern politicians, by hanging those
whom il finds i-ncOnvenieut. How long
we shall be able to fool with our liberties
before they will take leave Of Us, is be-
coming an interesting question.
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We are requested TO say that samples and
prices Of the common clay pipes for tobacco
smokers. Of different sizes and shapes, and
that pay a hne profit TO dealers, can be had, 81
ordered fr=m stephen p. Shepard, sole agent
for the manufacturers, at Louisville, ky.
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DyelEing House fO,. sale.

ON Vance street, the lot fronting on two
" streets, and the house contains seven rooms
and good cellar. Also, a large stable. For fur
ther particulars, call On
JAS A. ASHFORD.
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Ba- The Randolph, sunk fifteen miles
below Little Rock, has been abandoned
to the underwriters,
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TUE firm OF Norment & Milton s mis- day
dissoiyed by mutual consent. w. u. Milton
" from the sane; The business win
street. py 7. B. Moment & Co, Who assume All
liaplllles, and are alone authorized to settlg
the business OF the old nrm.
THoS. b NORAfENT.
Memphis, Dec, ], 1855 des-lw
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DEATH OF REv. DIR. WIN. J. SAsNETT.
We are panied 10 learn that the Rev. DIR.
William J. Sasnett, ID. L., President Of
the Auburn Ala University, died at his
farm near Sparta, Ca, on the third inst.
His disease was typhoid fever, which in
duced inflammation of the brain.
pr. Saspett was vel known and greatly
respected throughout this state and Ala
bama for his christian integrity and de-
votion 10 letters. He was one ofthe first
ministers in the Methodist Conference.
and had occupied posts Of honor in her
different seminaries and colleges.
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Administrators Safe.
FUTTT, RE SDrDot the residence OF the late

" UOI. Z o. oncII0nf On
Monday, the 18th day OF December next,
All the perfshable property Of said estate, esn-
sisting OF Cotton, Corn, Fodder, Cotton seed in
Iargs 7nqnfifjes stock of Horses Cattle, Sheep.
bof6 P9rE and stock Hos, with Household and
Kitchen Furnltu re, Farm Implements some
BlaRksmiufs Too Is, WAGONS, carriages Buggy,
,aenfioul said place is on Big Creek. in TIRton
.osT'fv i'm easy distance from the Mississippi
Vss-sr- from which the produce can be shipped
~ asv direction. Terms made known on day
~ ale. DANiD E PALMER,
uo20-2Wa Administrator.
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u.s. The Virginia Legislature meets on
Monday. On Tuesday or Wednesday it
is believed that the Constitutional
Amendment abolisAing slavery will be
passed, and also a resolution repudiating
the rebel debt.
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Adnainistr0tcl,a Nofice.

ESTATE Of John WesAey War. lat Shelby
- SGunty, IenneSseo. All persons indebted
70 sat1 estate are herob notified TO make pay
ana all persons TO ~ ON me estate Is indebted
WI present theta claims for pa yment- My
assorheys, flniaS& Kellar, No. S3 Main street,
are authorized ~ act for me.
Mrs T. e WARD, AdministratriN Of
nOI0-IaW-4W. linn w Ward. dNcaased.
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PRQNISTONS-Geuerauy lower. Clear sides
unchanged at 2ia95c. Hams are scarce and in
good command at very high prices.
MOLASSES-Iu fair demand al SiasL.
FIsH--In good request. Prices not so stiff
APPLES-m very large supply and prices
lower. We quote az SlasB So
BCTTER-Nery plentiful and prices easier
We saw good roll, a little shrunk in the pack
age. selling at sc.
E5GS-Becoming plentiful. sales OFFS bar
reIs at 59r.
CANBLEs-n fair demand. Generally sell
ling 40 9iac.
CORNMEAL-Quiet and lower We quote
now at Sass q.
FEEDING hear nothing new, and still quote
Corn az s5aSI 10; Bran, s2as25; Oats, G0aGc
Hay, slGas2 The bad weather yesterday was
against business on the landing.
BAGGNG-India is higher. We now quote
10 al 35c.
ROPE-Very firm, and still looking up.
TUBACCO-Quite an amount Of Virginia ar
rived it was shipped from Danville. We quote
Gasl 50.
FmD0Ffg.
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Trust safe.


DY VIRTUE % q Deed Of Trust 70 no exec
ID cutcd ON tine I4th day % April. r-1. by
Sarah Ann Apperuy and her rusu1Iu William
Apperhy. and registered i'm rse Registers once
Of Shelby County iu Book Nu--.- pages az.
L4 and 80. ON lta June, lre- 70 secure the HHE-
ment OF lhrea Urummi~-orT uIl1< made uv the
said parties. the uEr due twelve months after
date. for eight hundred and LffT-el-ut dollars,
S5sJ dated april lltu- lEt, ami made payable
10 the order OF MrS- Jane W. Porter. SO rle
Union ElnElu Memphis tine second uI same
date. and payable fWeury-luUr months srer
date, for nine hundred and nine f'-lJ doIan.
order; the third OF same date. and payable.
three years after date, for nine huudraua and
sixty a-iU1, dollars t1au aj-luu, payable lt same
place and to same order. As Trustee VIII ON
Fifteenth Day December, 1865,
Proceed to sell 10 highest bidder for Cash. the
fOllowing property, described and conveyed i'm
said Deed 81 Iru~t, L5-wit; a certain parcel Of
Memphis, being part otioll+- - % iAuuGlhy
Williams subdivision, aEl known and de-
s.gu2ied on "a plat of ~uudiEi~-,u 1f said l1f SUBJ
sequently made by ~. A. Eoar. surveyor, OF
corucul IN HegsteTs otlceof shelby COMFY, as
lots Nos l9, u ANA Is. and bounded as f1Ila--s-
beginning "a 1>tahe M the intersection OF P4r-
ters avenue with W lli-erSlElel. ruuulu. theme.
sOutuwarJily with said avenue E fear 81 b sake
on northwest corner 1f Iut No. p thence ra-f-
wardly lb5 feet 10 % stake on the usrlLeast OF Tot
Nos and Maudings west lIue. thence uor-L
with said line AZ Ieef Co o. stake on south side OF
Walker 81. thence with said sfrart
Ito leet % the beginning corner, containing oua
iEo-lOlU acres more Orle- safe to take n'ar1
between the hours otl1 and % am. in front Of
the law ollce OF Morgan & Eray-cr. No. n Mad
ts1n street. this sale for the puTpDse OF paving
the last mentioned note. Ile right OF ualeuu-
ton IS expressiy waived IN said Deed Of Trust.
The title believed 10 be good j convey as
trustee only. j.. B. PORTER.
now I'm Trustee.
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Trustees SnLe.

DY virtue or q Deed of Trust executed 10 VIM
ID r. Milton and me. as Trustees. giving eitha-
Of as the power % execute the same. by j. W.
Hopkins, and z. Hopkins. on the 2i day of
OCTOBER, 1881, recorded i'm the Registers Office OF
ohelny county, ~tennessee, i'm Book No So pages
Benton county, in the state OF Missouri ing
Deed Book *, pages lbs and II, Will il ~
o clOek, A. ". on saturday the lbtl day OF Dee
cember, 1853, no the southwest corner Of Court
square in the city of Memphis. tennessee SCH
at Public sale. 20 the highest bidder torcash me
tract Of land lying and being In the couuly Of
Benton. state Of Missouri. containing lour nun-
dred and eighty lasJI acres. aEa tine Ten lh0u-
sand 10000 dollars of Philips county ArEAu-
sas. Ievee bonds. which are mentioned in said
Deed OF Trust. said land and bonds viii be-
sold to pay the principal auu interest unpaid
0f Trust. the right of redemption is waived.
The UfIe Is believed 20 be good, but sell only
as trustee. HDlD-
deeI-td. Trustee
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AMI BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ELMWOOD CEMETERY.

ESTABLISHED some eight months ago, are
II still in active force, and will be kept up.
Notwithstanding the withdrawal of the milf
ulry guards from the gales.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain a
Permit, or otherwise they viii not be admitted
within the nclOSure.
Tickets can be had at all times at ]. C. Hoist
& Co.'S, Main street; W. Il. Smith & Cos. Mon
roe street; Owen smith, corner Of Gayo1 and
second streets, unueTtal{eTz
Family tickets can he had at an times ut the
o4hce IN tpe Cemetery. THOS. STEWART
del-3m Superintendent.
NOTICE.-At a meeting OF the stock
~ holders and Directors OF the Peoples Pas
senger railroad Company. of Memphis, held o.
the Companyls office, Walker Block, Main
street memphis, "a the DIST, pursuant 70 q call
OF the President OF said Company. the ialoW-
ing resolution was adopted, to wiz
hesoinedr That the gequisite notice under the
Charter f2r the election of President, Dissctorsi
atnd other oincers, be given, and that SAID eiec-
Nen be held az an adjourned meeting OF the
Stockholders. TO be heldat the Companys otlce,
IN Memphis, on 18th day Of December lSo.
Pursuant to said resolution, hVe directors VIII
be elected on that day, the meeting 10 convene
at II IN.
q. II. Monsarrat, secy pro tenn
nov3 I'd Va. KIRK. President.
100000 Feet Yellow Pine Floor
ing.
lust received and for sale by
Adams 81, between Frontsl and the Lsvse.
deC2-iW
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Pn-IrE NArrEEs-Nneteen arrests were
Eaie ly THE police 0u Tuesday night. and the
Recorder imposed fines o. tle amount Of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars. collected.
yesterday morning There are about one hum
lr-L M * ur.lners N me .-rr MI
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Merchnnt.!

Why - 81. that all strangers visiting the city
for the Memphis Hat Company. [de5-8t
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FINNIE & BUCKHAM.
800 MAIN STREET.

FINNIE &
800 MAIN STREET.
Harrison FlOHf.
Trumpet F7OgF,
Double SfdT. Flour.
ALL WARRANTED GOOD;
NctO Hams,
NetU Bre0bJdSt Bacon,
NeiC Lard.
Ne3U RUcEtCheGt Flour,
R Tisins ij BOJteS.
Il aisiHs la H0{T BOSes,
II qisiits iH Quarter Boxes,
81 IltdH0 RGjSjfiS.
Turkish PFUHeS,
NegU CitrOH.
Sort shell 4EMORdS,
Nuts Of all Kinds,
ca Osse IL BIacbtDeApS ChOlC-C Chou,
" PiccGtiiti.
" " GherEiHS.
- " Onions.
Choice Goshen Butter,
=. q VI. Yeast POtCderS,
Terry Fine BTOOIRs,
Market Baskets.
Gi 'OuHd Spices, Warranted Pure.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED,
AND
d eIiveped Free of Charge.
FINNT& BUCKHAM.
nov23 I'm 800 Main street.
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An Old HOuse.-We take pleasure always
iu reviving The associations OF slang syne." and
connecting the happy past with the present
Memphis again begins 70 look as OF old, her
merchant Princes are returning and resuming
their avocatious, and among them We recog-
ni1a the well known firm OF Harris, Cochran
d Co. who have resumed their commission
business al 2S Front street. where they Will
always be pleased TO meet their numerous
Lr...l.-
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NgHnEEED AND RoBBED-On she twenty
ninth day OF November, eighteen huEdred and
alzty-hTe, Mr. W. slbernageI and Mr.. D.. =.
Levy Of Eastr0p, Ia, were murdered and rob
he1ln Ashley county Ark. on thetfrand Lake
Road, near the plantation o. Mr.. Summers.
about six miles above the Louisiana line. bv two
men Wlaciaim 10 have been Confederate sol
oilers In shelby's command. They have been
lettering about Grand Lake. Ark. ChI-or county
ever since tie surrender without any available
means o~fsuppcrL except robblng innocent rifi-
z=ns They say their names are Edwards and
Lewis Edwards IS described as a man about
r~Tenty-tlree OF twenty-five years OF age. about
i've Feet ten or eleven inches high. blue or
Er=rl-h looking eyes, dark hair. light
m1u>ulrne- fair 5r re1-zn skin. looks downcast
and talks but little, only when talked to; his
voice Is rather Gue. his clothes are green
checked pants, ley short coat. and 70 -uur-
ea-ured COAT. worn ass an oyercoat rides a hue
bay mare 1ireeu hands high. and swell armed
az all times Lewis is a man about six feel
HIGH long black ualr. small whiszerS ana
m1gaacLe. very black dark skin. bad COUNT
nance looks rather down both are su-B.ri8us
lpoklnz H-arle-srm amy country. LewisriIes
"a grey horse branded eshtr-eIEnt on the len
shoulder and is about twenty-five or twenty
eight years DID, reward % two thousand dol
lars E offered for the apprehension of -heaa
.sc1uuL---- by Nssr SuH-r1a.aI ana Levy.
OF Bl>U1lu. Louisiana
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OFF! SELLING OFF!
Mndnma LaVfnrn

rs Going to Paris for new Goods She has
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 heriine will do well 70 call
on her. You will be sure to get very good bar
gains. Call at Madame r. Lavigne's Ladies'
Mirror of Fashion, No. SIS Main street
uovaD-3m
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In the Circuit Cont of shelby -1uut-. Tenn.
g.. NJ. Bartlett SIS ID. ~. -auaartu. vs. Wells.
this case the plaintiff having sued ont Hu
I Attachment Iu said ,IrsuIl fIar against the
property of Defendants upon the wauur LI-s
they are nonresident, of rHe STATE of Tsuue--
see, and the same having been returned levied
upon the real estate OF --.l -HulcrIU. pub
MEMFHIs ArrEAL- requiring tEaIu- Che said
Sauuerln anu Wells, rp4puear an the next term
of the said Circuit tuur.. rs bee held FOR shelby
County. NJ TIE Court House II BaI-4h. 1u tho
Third Monday In january next. and within the
INST threa days of said term. to plead answer or
demur to said attachment -UIf. cor url--eIU.-
therein will DE conducted ru plrts.
DOuea az ONCE Nov. lL Is--
". ID L. STEWART Clerk.
Brown & LOOney, Attys- Tor PltL.
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MEMPHIS LIsEAEV Recommendations
MESr ur CHly~ AID gCRlosrrIE-W are graf
ided ro learn that the appeal recently made 20
the public by the Committee on Coins and Gu
ros.u- 1t the Memphis Library Association.
has been responded % already by a variety OF
valuable contributions. consisting prn.innlIv
% antique Letters and documents. with some
tes-rare coins and other ARTICLES OF curious in
t--< ALr-le attention To this matter on the
pant OF citizens viii soon result In a collection
If permanent historic worth ana there :
-ct--elv au Individual, or az least q household.
mt has something whereof 70 give. Many an
al1 garnet has treasures, buried among the
rubbish and cobwebs, which the anti
au1rIn N1giI delight in uuearthlng.
and although Possessing apparently no
value. would be assigned % some place
70 honor OF utility. under his supervision The
letters our Eululsires wrote. garments our
E4ni~7= and -r1udiames wore, whatever
has -ls pdor of the dead pas. about i. hasa
charm for Eiu. and in a cabinet o. similar re-
-u-u--t-d notions. would acquire a new iu-
re1est and claim new venerluun. Letths Com
nllee be given their NM. They wEu also be
pleased u1 resolve coins, medals and minerals
Of every description, Indian relics, cuu0siues
of natural history, etc. All vii De gratefully
accepued-he donations publicly acknowledged
by moath, and The whole, in due time.
properly classified and arranged at the rooms
OF The Association. Contribution may De
made to Nr. Elg6ee, OF the firm OF Guber d
dfugEi-us Mr.. Rutter. of the Tennes-
see National Bank OF Afr. sylvester, no. nine
Madison street. Late of the Memphis C2nlHssnrau.
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer, 2Sth.
An ELEPHANT ON TfgE RAMPAGE IN
RFFTF AHEgRHF

from llt ENlltlGipLliN inquirer, 18th.
An ELEPHANT ON SCI RAIPAGEN
PEfIf ADELPHEA.
Seeing the elephant" is, as a general
thing, a very pleasant amusement; but
il sometimes happens that an occupation
Of that character is far more safe and
satisfactory when distance lends en-
chantment TO the view.'
A ease in point occurred last Sunday
night, about twelve O'Clock, near the
Ridge avenue railroad depot. An ele-
plant belonging 10 a travelling show be-
came Unmanageable at the point named,
and departing for a time from the usual
sober habits Of that fraternity Of big ami
mails, who are always democratic enough
in their ideas to carry their own trunks,
when travelling, determined TO have a big
time generally on his own hook.
During the absence of the keeper, said
elephant took il into his head 10 knock
things "higher than akite - in the stable
where he was confined for the night.
Stable stalls disappeared one by one be-
meath the touch of his huge trunk
wagon was smashed to pieces, a passen-
ger railway car was partly demolished,
and every horse in the stable was placed
in danger oflosing his life at any moment.
1t was thought advisable TO open the
stable doors in order to save other prop-
erty from destruction. This was done,
when the beast made his way into Ridge
avenue, and travelled for about one mile
up that road, tearing down fences and
twisting of branches of trees, besides
committing other breaches OF the peace.
At last the keeper made his appearance,
who succeeded in quoting the enraged
animal and conveyed him TO his in
tended place of exhibition, where he
picked up a man and threw him against
a partition. lig afterwards broke down
a portion Of a stable wall, but soon af-
forwards became calm and quiet. The
elephant weighs five and a quarter tons.
The damage done will reach about nine
hundred dollars, which will be paid by
the proprietor OF the animal.
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Ladies and Misses Fur Of every variety
on consignment and are positively 20 be sold
regardless Of cost Call and see Them, ladies. "a
the MemphIe Hat Company. de5-5t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ELIGI0us-There VIII he religions services AZ
ihe Central Methodist Church, this morning al
eleven o'clock j.. T. Collins Pastor.
No-1CE-There VIII be service held appropri-
ate iaile day and occasion, az the Jewish SYN
ARGUE. corner Of Main and Exchange streets.
81 -A- past zen O'Clock this morning.
tHkSrERr CoCEr-Nery little business was
Hansacted In this Court yesterday. To-day
neingIhanksgiving day, the Court adjourned
ta Friday morning at Do O'Clock.
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NOTICES.

America Ever VietOriOus.-The battle
fields OF Napoleon I were scarcely more nu-
merous than the contests and victories Of the
wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines. Paris in
1851, London IN 1851, Linz and K~Wnigsburgin
1855. D8utuc, Agrsm and Krems 1864, and stet-
tin, Cologne and Wismar 1865, bear testimony
20 the superiority OF this machine, and its APP
probation abroad as wen as 40 home. Atau
niese international exhibitions, the best fruits
Of foreign genius were arrayed against
it, backed by national amour proDro. but
there as here, the star Of its destiny
has always been in the ascendant. and but few
ladies now codsider their houses thoroughly
without oneof these valuable. orna-
mental and labor-saving sewing machines, that
sew, hem, gather, feI, stitch, cord. braid, quilt
ana make any garment from a bshy's gown 20
the largest sized bed Quilt. Cau and examine
the above machines at 2s Main street. Mem
phis, Tenn.
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BALCH'S
STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
STILL f
Being the inst TO make

IN Oh, IN thls City, Painted by
Captain John R. Sanders. G. S. A.,
OF great celebrity throughout the south, in
his art
On account OF the increased demand for these
large paintings, the proprietor, has. at great ex-
pense, employed the celebrated boston oolorlst,
Miss EMILY II. CURTIS, who is unrivaied M
this country, IN India lux, Crayon or Water
Colors, and purchased the Ldr0ssf Soar OaBseT0
made, can produce any sized picture. from the
smallest 70 tWIes the axe of life, II necessary.
Special attention paid to copying old Ambro-
tyThs, nagcerreotypes or PhotogrRphs. and en-
larging them 10 life size, and eoforfng them In
any style OF art, equal 70 any work done in his
our Opdteotgpes cannot be exeeIled.
Our Card photographs and Ambrotypes war
ranted 70 give perfect satisfaction.
Persons from the country should sit for Pho
tographs the day befQre they want them. aS
they cannot be finished thesame day and made
durable
-PHoToGRAPHIc STOCK,
0hemlcais, Apparatus, Albums, Cases, etc,
At Wholesale and Retail.
Fine ooi1, Gilt, Rosewood, Ebony and Unlon
Frames from the smallest 10 life size, IN
Largest Assortment in the eity.
II. 4. RAICH, Proprietor,
no1olm 29 Main street, Memphis.
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Society OF 81. Vincent Of PaUl--The
members orthis Society are earnestly requested
% call to-day o. tomorrow at the residence Of
The cIerCymen ON ADMINISTERED 10 learn some
thing that concerns them and also for the cleo
Ian Of officers for the ensuing year.
BY order OF the President
de--2t v. SAVAGE. Secretary.
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MEMPHIS & WHITE RIVER PACKET CO..
For DuVaFI's BIusE, Augusta and Jack
SOnpOrt-
DIES ARC..-..---......R. NJ. Mason, Master,
This splendid packet will leave ITS
as above ON E-zzE-S
SATURDAY, Oh instant, At . pm.
For freight Or passage apply ON board or 10
LARRY HARMSrAD, agent,
Ip--2t a EafEarenu street.
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Fresh Lake SaIn8On.-A fine lot OF the
above splendid fish has Just arrived, and can De
found at No a jefferson street. They can not
ba heat
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Dissolution.

THE firm OF Smith d Mcclure, carpenters and
builders, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. John Nc. Smith assumes all tile la
bilities and will collect all OUTSTANDING debts
due the late firm. JOHN Nc SMITH.
DECISIVE W. II. MCCLfRE.