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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18
QuArrrRmAsrKrs ovrlox, U. g. A.,


No. " stato,L New York, Jan Il, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- u!. Office until ~ DEL och Of SATURDAY, 2lsI inst
for tie csrting o. all Government stores within the city CT
how which may be the duty OF thu Department 10
move ioE the period of Que year.
Persons ofergg perform TN, service requested 70
state the prce per load o W hive barrels oil foIk
seven bare q Flour or Il 900 fifteen hundred poundi weight
Of ot-T goods for any distance exceeding halls mile WIZ
an increase OF orethrd Tor every additional half mile 90
The party 10 whom tbs contract may be awarded WIZ De
required have In readiness at AL times sufficient nnupei
of perform the required service and to keep the
work when required nights aud Sundays without osn com
ens.on aud 10 be present IN person bys ooneent sge'
~ all times aud al eTdes which may "
given for WORK to % done.
No PROPOSE III be considered unless coming from respon
Obj, person known to the undergnsd, OF who WIZ %
yo1ehsd for BY responsible parties
Fsoh propoa must indor.ed by responsible persons
setting forth their willingness "a g. security In the sum OF
tlO0 tina. aid proposal II socoPtsd VII be faithfully ea'
riei out. - .ux
pfonosa must DO indOrsd fropoaa for Csrtas "''
''''''-' sTkWApP VAN vLrEf
bs,Y,. Big Q,G- sa1 " h. v. D AMY
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CLoruIse PuRyAv ox0ySB OrUcul
WELLINGTON, Jan. 0, 1863
A RMY SCPPLlES.--Seaedp proposals will be
N received the Office of Army Clothing and Eqvipaee
New lort City, unti y ocoef a., TUESDAY the III
inst for furnishing by contract 3. the Depot ofArmy Clothing
and Eaupage. hew-loGs CITY
Uniform Costa inl1ntry. standard
Artillery Jackets, stand I'd.
growsors. Infant !, n ihdard.
Sack Goats hnrd, standard
Sack Coats " ined Standard
Shirts, Domestic flsnn-l, standard
Dnwers, Canton lgune, standard
Stockinss. standard
boO,ees. sswod and Fe9red standard.
Eoot,. Cavalry Sey7ed aud feggsd, standard
Blankets India Rubber, standard.
Pouches. India Rubber, standard
knapsicks, standa l.
Haverslcks, STANDARD
Csntsens. standard.
Camp Kettles, standard
Mess Pans standard
Ayes, FEELING. standard.
PICK Axes. standard.
Hatcle's. standard.
Grades, standard.
shoyels, standard
Garrison flsfs, standard.
Tents Hospital, STANDARD.
Tents She!lcr, Oz. Cotton Duck, standard.
Great Coat Straps, standard
Fnrther inrmston may be he'd nd sample, Of he above
a.ies may b. scen a. the Office Of Army Clohing aid
Eorire~e Eew-Yolk
Bidders viii the number they propose furnish
soon they commencs and the number they deliver
weekly end viii subt samples u the articles Of the
terra Of which they To be Iasic snd when TEXTILE fabric
least yard should be furnished. PROPOSAL, must he
accompanied by rnaraiec signed by at lcat responsible
pcron setting forth that i'm contract Is awarded to the party
making Tie bid, that be thy VII At once execute the con
ta. ana give bonds Tor the proper n d,nen OF the
TIE hight Is reserved the United States reject any part
be whole Of the Bd may be deemed Tor tho interest Of
Awards win be 'ub.e. to the approval of the oun,ernr''er
Tie supplies ms, he delivered in Roruls.ior Packing
Bor.s. r,rosas should b. indoi ed Popos for fulrh
ins heru inse the OF The article ia f and
to Breyet Brighten d. H. NiNIO", ID On. Den
New-fors City.
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CHixy QuiaTRRxasrERs OFFICE
IHuAnEIIElA. Jan. ~, 1919.
cEAIFD PROPOSALS viii DO received a.
- els Once with ~ o'clock NJ Thursday. the lstn
instinct, r implying tie seAay i ARENA with tie Io.0"
"G ban Rlas Cloih Amy stsnanrd
e.. Ua4k Nlls L-r-,y, Army Standatd
Vet i,liIous Army STANDARD
,ucn yellow Wofstst Lace Army St.nfsrd
bra, {. o..ed S.bcrs. Tor Hate, Army S.Andaf4
Bro. Ee-ir, for Hats Army stsndArd
H-.lui-ntal Colrrs tlnlIutfrl, Army standard
R.gim.ntal Descriptive books, Army standard
X .ntu'al ltdrN Books, Amy STANDARD,
HesrliA Tent Poles tsct.l, Army STANDARD
NV - inch huf.aps. Sample iequDed
I.nal PADDING Sample required
,sne-n Webbing finch tLinsD OF Co,tohh ssnips 70
a,chin. Thr,ad Stewart. Linen Ne TO- spoOsl Sample
I.hi,e ns,.lrg Cotton Sample required
Flrr sewing Irvine. sample required.
-. ID mast be s.Aante.a BY Tespon5is pertons
v0s tfualurrs nn.' be appended 10 the guarantee and Ger
dad being good and o-t security for tho amount
Involved by public funetonsTy oi tue United states
Ids from detailing contract1fs ani hos ih,i d. h" g
,onrv h ns ,eg.easH. VI ths advert seaent, Viii not
b. considessd. 80
anE torn, or proposal, embracing tbs terms % The rusr
sty required IN zach bid DO Lsd application At tis
oee sud othss which do not embrace tls guaranty
viii be eonsil Eed will any proposal DO considered a
drT. sa.e ID, quantity thsy PROPOSE ~ Furnish bow
ey coiamcHcs And the quantity they can denver
weekly. . , - .
CT TIE whole Of tho bd may De deemed beat Tor The inter
est 81 ~. service . -,
ssmpe. such articles Ieluifoi TO be Of army stand
Ard can BE- this Office. .
P,oposa n1s be idogscd Propo,s, for Army Supplies"
stating the envelope the particular ,9s % f9s
Colonel Qua rterisa,tcrs Department.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE.
~ Daily,
For Providence Direct,
The new aud splendid s,-s'n~rs
ELECTRA AID GALAIEA
Hayin2 Superior Accommodations for Passengers an!
Frtsht VIII lave Pier No n North River foo. OF Robin
son street. Daily Sundays eIcep .edl, at p
Connecting = Providence with he a. N. for Boston
The ELECTRA, capt y. W. ME-, vii l-aye hgw-1ork
ev-ry MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY.
TreGALATFk. Capt WIN. JONES ev,ry TUESDAY
TIT i.SD ~ and SATURDAY.
T7~Friil taken a. Propeller Rases.
lbss. f'esoers unsurressrd IN th"'r srriuF-tnen
of srd Aey 81 end the4T se,es Tor
The tr4nan9rtsiou % Freight
~ qsss.rrer. ser retiring fr the nT are no, disturbed
at they IA Providence a. an boar early enoah 70 81
frrfs f ceffrdl 10 ~ accommodation gan ies
boston striving Ia Boston II . q .
For Information re.sra to Freight kc apply to ISAAC
ODEI,J Ceu.r-l Frei 1T gent tieT No. y, y. Il. -
For Tickets S,a'srooms Bcrhs, Apply TO w. NJ Ed
Wards General Tio&et ssn Pier no. u, North River
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49, or,rrrnrnr,r.. Orrrcs- Fonlor Drrr..

As.T QrarrEavArFn's OFrics FoaiGr DIRT,
No o. Cedar r., NLw.Yoax CRY, Dec. p. 1854
PROPOSITIONS viii be received daily, for
\ ,ns fRFlGlTs OF FORAGE ior the United states
Oar ~En4ser. DE- .erfcrt fom Newl OH Cry fii -de
10 WAhusfon - xandrs. Va, newborn - l., Iof ho.h
u G Savannah g.. End New ORLEANS, In.
f. positions most state name. slEdg and capacity OF YES
quantity Of hay ard gfu, -'iteJ they Wal require
and wh.n feaiy Tor rafIc. AID sdtrrss.dto
L. D. lnAfMAN. Capt sni AasIt QnariermA'ter.
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MARBLE MANIELS.--h large stock always
and ready 70 SET ap At prices IL at other
e,l.b li.hrnen. In the city A KLABEW3 Msn;el "otA'
No. l0e Esst ls.h IT,, aeG 3dsya, Il I, Cat wv ass
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Copartnersbip Notite 9.


GFRTIFICATE of CONTINUED USE of
~ CHARACTERISTIC NAHE.--Stafs Of Ne,o- York Civ
and County Of N-to York i9 The late Coprnershp Of
Benkhard l. Hutton" CONSISTING Of James Bernhard and
............. benjamin. H. uutes having been Dissolved
u ). Rev b. Ire death Of the ssid James Bernard. rd
Stamp having Until such dissolution bad business res
conis tioIs with foreign countries, aud tue business
cancelled conducted BY the said fr ine.nasg is Drsi
relations with foreign cou1es, having
been continued by the said Benjamin H. Hutton aud hyng
been rred by him under the same business nas OF
ensard Ho,ton IN pursuance Of the act ~ the legislature
Of The STATE Of New YOrk passed April II, 1884 entitled An
act allowing the continued Of copsrneshp names In GER
tain clses;" t
And the said Benjamin Ii. Hutton having now associated
Shsrles o. Lanion vita himself ia the said business aud
beng ptoposed IN such bu to continue IL, rel'or win
ness and copartnersip OF Benkarl Hutton" IN
pur 'usuce o. the raid Act
Now the said Benjamin II. Hutton and Charles o. landon
o. ~ n certificate siued aud intended 10 be ieSnow
edged filed recorded and published sstqnred by the said
act. certify and declare that they the persons aud the oy
persoHs dealing under sucb business coparnershp lame
and that the place Of abode Of each Of the said City o.
NewYok IL which city aso their prime pal place Of bust
n3n
Dsted the I'd day Of January A. D. Eghtecn Hundred and
SIXTY i've. H. II. HUTTON,
CHARLES O. LANDON.
State, City and County Of New York. uiI On this "a
day Of January, 1868 at the said city, before me personally
Benjamin III. Hutton and Charles O Lnrdon whom
know - be the described IN aud who have
executed the foregoing certificate AM they severay scknOw
ed ,sd 10 ms thai they had 80 executed the same.
CHARLES NJ WILEY, Notary Public N. Y.
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Proposals
orricz OF ARMY CLo1 nrso AND EeurrAar,l

NEW DIRK. jan "a, 1865 I
A RMY SUPPLIES.-BIDDERS for ARMY
SUPPLIES under sdyt risement dated the 9th instant
aud signed BY har.by notified that the time for open.
Jog bo, ma, been postponed until u oclsek WEDSES
DAY. the 25th g. slant.
III VINToN D. O NJ Gen., b. Bis. Cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
~ LINE or slDE-wHEEL STEAMERS 10
S-DIRECT.
SAIL A, FOLLOWS;
MORNING STAR Nelson. SATURDAY, ysrnarT sh
OuiDGG STAR Knapp. saturday JanuTy Hth
EvENlNO STAR Bel.........s Saturday February a'1.
GUIDHG STAR Saturday, feornaIy -.
EVENING sTAil. be...........sasuIdAy, MaicA an.
'A' AZ O'CLOCK p "
IRON PIER 40 60 Sonrr rivrs Third Pier'se7
Foo, Of tanal--'. y, l. -.
PAsSAGiChef cabin sirerooi45 - 70 Sluo Aoco'dns
10 location 4 .a,srcon Second cabin. EVENING STAR
2.0S the OulDlSG 81 an 'is tnas pa STA go
are not eIceSd BY those upon any other Steamers
~, No F.i ut received or Btu. OF Lsans 's9sd aner ID
pi ,tS- '"' JAMES < RAMON, No 10 BaTolay.,i
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
y inn At oussns,own (Corl Harbor) The weii Known
s.,%-t. " the liverpool kswYors ana P4sdsvh. steam
H. Company ,ulnaa LDs earJig. tho L. D Sis' are IN
es .er 10 a. - Saturday Jan 81
eIy on saturday Jan 70
Ana ever. W saoe..ans SATURDAY, from ries a
''''' sArEs or PASSAGE
PAYABLE Ia roe, or Its equivalent n cur ENJOY
20 London. IS o. 5eerss. London. 20
Fs Cabin to nis... 20 " s!eeIass 20 49, - ny
Ts...nr-r, also forwarded to HsUs. Bremen. Rotterdam
Ar.~-rp ks, NJ equally low rate, ,-.c.,,. 49,. ess
.icS sssr.rs 80. 1ho.o who wl.h to send i0f th'il
ff-nds can lcsets mere tn'rs
IaS her Information april OIL the Compsnys chces
JOHN O. DALE. AGENT. No. 10 Brosdway, " "
yIyVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
sTrv,yrN EEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
VII " AT CORK HAIBOR,
,Nn pFTNHrS BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ana IN0 AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR-
.,srp 81. leave. " ednesday, Jan II
W. ayes Boston.,,,.. " eanesdsy Jan ID
,,. leaves New. orb " sdnesdsy ian. %
Ciii.Hs' ;. leave, n o,top - " edu.sdAy Feb.
= ~ aD'''''' leave. New Yorx W ednssday, Feb.
~ f ~, leaves Boston W ednssday Feb. Is
PROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL .
Chief Cabin Passage. ......................Si1s
Second Cabin Ps.sare.. WV
IRON sosroS 70 LIVERPOOL ~,.u.
Chief CABIN ftsSsgo
Second Cabin Passage. .......,:.:..;,;.... $500,
..v.bl. IN sod s equivalent In linked STATES cufoSJ
ksrhs secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board, .S,. ,.x a,..,.
VS,Se. uness Bis Of LsdaS having the value expressed
ar. sisnsd therefor
For Freight or Passss: sPRyse nm a.. In.-,,r.,,..,
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CLOTHING BUREAU,
QuARTHEsA,rKR OesERALs OyylCE,

CLOTHING BURrAu,)
QuARTgEyA,rKR GENERAL OryicB,
WAsEIsGTON, January II. 1855.
A RMY SUPPLIES. Scaled Proposals VIII
~ he received the Office ofAuny Clotirg sud Equpaee
phiiadeir hil. un'i u O'Clock WEDNESDAY the ~
inst 1r furnsn By contract; ~ Tie Depot Of Army Cloth
Ia ara Equipage. fhicdeiphis. viz:
Sack Costs. lined. army standard
SACK Coat uui4ei. do.
Blankets, Inlis-,ubbsr, TO- infantry army standard
EuaTia,k', complete do.
U.icf -ts. DO.
Unorm Hats d.
Tia. CoFds aud Tss,els G,
Camp Kettles d.
h-ss Pans, do.
Shelter Tents, do.
Ftch bd mus, be guaranteed By two responsible persons
whose Fa1rc, be appended to tho srsnee and cor
lb.d bors good and .u cieut ecury of The amount
involved by public funciionsry Of The United htsigs
bids deiaIng ard those that DO not tay
comply via to reg ulaent Of thss siysTaeHen vii not
b. cons ief.d.
Bln, forms for proposals. enhracnE the of The
,ntsc required Ia hi - had spp alton Al ihs
Office and Others which a. not embrace THIS gnafaniee
vii be conder.d ~ any proposal be considered which
dors ftd conform 20 the requirement therein stated
Bidder, vii qusry they rropos. 10 nrrfsl low
ey commence and the quantity tssy cat deliver
weekly.
Tho mt reserved BY the United State. 10 reject shy part
the whole o. the bds sy be deemed Ocs O ae ilei-
~ tho service. -
win be subject to the approval Of ouAr'ras'er
Gene =. oitl- army. Il,
anp car he seen MI, oc. aud r-oro-ais must he In
lie p.rticrl.f .r,ici. bid Tor. HERMAN niGGS
Col Quar'ermls,ef's Depart ment
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Hteamboats. an0 Railroads.
Ito! FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LIN

The new fast and light dIafs steamer DEER LODGE,
rhomas w. Kes commander, Henry A. Dohrnan, CLERK
being built at Ptsburs Pa expressly for the ST. Louis and
for Log trade wilt cave Ptsburg tor Fort Benton and
e-rne8se points SATURDAY February H. aud leave 81
Louis SATURDAY, Mlrch 4. thereafter tAs
river is open 10 Omaha Hud Couni Blnfls
Tie new, fast and l-ht draft ste BENTON, Wm.
Howard commander, Lows H. Hne, o-rE, viii oive Zoe
tQTt Benton Gnd inermedi points SATURDAY, March IL
The new. fast and Ii .h> daft steamer YELLOW STONE
Joseph Mayhood commander tany Ryland Clerk sl leave
a. above SATURDAY, March ~.
The very fast aud hgIt drsft steamer FANNY OGDEN,
ThomCs Iown-ene, commander Moses H.ard, clerk, win
leave above SATURDAY, April IS.
Srsm.r DEER LODGE win remain between Forts Unio.
and Benton until The cargo OF al the boats o this line dsliv
cred at Font Benton.
BY this shippers have great advantages and -
that their feisLt viii be delivered at desiinaoa
We are also prep FL % furni,h LAND TRANSP0kTATIoa
FROM fonr BENTON no THE MINES. AND Will
lGIYE THROUGH BILLS OF LADiNG TO silver
CITY. LAST CHANCE. PRIckLY PEAR, DEEl
LODGE. VIEGISIA CITY BANNOCK CITY AkD
CALLAHAN. For freight or passage spply to
JOHN @. COPELlS,
Southeast coroag Main and oliver Sta f
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, st. Lou1A
North east Pine and CONNER .al sts., Mo.
JOHN J. ROE & ca,
Conyents.. bit. sseoud ard Third sts,
J. EAGER, Agent, NO. Al Broadst. New.York
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E'HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOs-

Il TON-STCNING1Us STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROrOS AND PROVIDENCE.
TIE OLDEST. QUICKEST SAFEST AND MOST d.
RECl, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH"
Tho magnificent Steamer "COMMOSWEALTH". 81
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The elesa,a
Steamer "PLYMOUrH ROCK. )" on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS on and after THURSDAY 10Th lust.
q. { o'clock p
~ These boats from Pier No. 10 North River foot
Court sad are soknow by all travel
among the largest stronSesi most couortaos and
best hsye In American waters At all Seasons
and al weather. these boats invariably make the
time
Sumptuous suppers and luInnousy furnished state
marked features Of these fcatins palaces
Eerths aid sa-room De secured AZ HaTndens Ex'
pr.s Ono. No ~ broadway, and al No. li5 Nes-st New
NJ II. STaOSg. Azeut
n "A fT~...s r.
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Benrd of EeunciImen.

sIATED sEssIoa-MondsT. Jla n lH3,
OFFICIAL O'Clock p ~ -,
TIE BolId met pursuant to sdogrnusnt az .hsI Chamber
10. Is City Hall.
Prcs,ut.Jsue. Hsyes, erq Pfeiiicri In ,hs Chair ard
thrfoilov ing member:
Courc 1u en- keersn. Hesly Rob'uson Sscorn HszslJ,
Ko.ter Kinney, BrlEmal, Brady, Patterson TAYLOR.
Houshiau Leavy. McGfs!h, Green, Lent. smith, OCi.
lagtsn Hussel. Joyce Reilly, y 2seral5 lad osos-lA
Tie Of the preceding meeting were Te.d AID a.
n
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V'HE FIRM of J.. S. JAFFRAY 81 Co, of
No. $50 RrDadxay having b, dissolved by the death Of
Of The partners M ArthrT w Jafrsy tie business Of
said rn viii be continued at the place by tho subscb
surviving plrtrrs under the rua naueDaieJ,
New orE Dec. ~, 1864. EDWARD $. JAFFRAY,
j. w. BARROW.
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlICHBCRG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUETAINA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new snd starrch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW YORK,
Leave NewYork daily tSuBdays cTcepsd st4 O'Clock -.
hon Pier No % North River, foot Of Vestrys st.,
FOR NEW LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom IL
above points ya Norwich AMI Worcester Eosson end ws
cetoT Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads.
Freight taken ct the lowest rates For Information inquire
= s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pin.
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IL ARRANGEMES r,-Lesve. Newisrk Jsnle...lip end
4fi,, Eas River Gecuport sag III rb1T Hempsons &C.,
For Ysphsns. Lakeland islp, Babyen, and Farm
nsdalc, at aai ?. IN ,rsInias throesh e
a IA. aud 4 p. M tStagc. Connect for Cold .sp-ind
y.e. Bay and Hunins,on For Hem .;rad jamaica Aa4
Winfield At 3 aud n. 20 q ~. and 3, and o.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 4th 1t, Ess
River Jl5a m. for lHphans stopping at al statcns a.
cent Homestead and syose Tickets for ih- tr.A
Of reduced rates A. Rt-ASJNka s1pefinsiItm
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
OvTciAf !
Ranrd of Aldermen.

ovy,sfar-I SrA4kD SEA,oy--AIcudsy. jan 10 lle9
Present Morgan Jones' ESQ., President and tie io"o"HS
0ers -,. col,ov NJ
TDi-h vers De -euiaA Bnce Kelly, MnsleTsou C'h"eh
D'Rrisn farley aud Van Noorhees-it IL, -. 1,
Tile pnEsIpfHT being absent 81 ToI OF, or foIon o A.
1<-.,, vTys Alderman Mssierson called 70 re chair
NM M pr,i,. OF jan g. 1900 read snd approved
MOTION.
Adm, F.prry moved aat. when the Board adjourn.
4. o. s 20 meet On Monday Re1t, e I'D !nsi al coca
y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21
WESTERN FOUNDRY
AID
M n chime hop
VIM. A. ROBINSON & CO.

VIZ A. ROBINSON, late Of Quinby & RobinSon.
Memphis
j. g. STOKES, late OF Stokes & TuyiQ~, Memphiss
h NICEoLsOS, I. T. SACNBERs, formerly with
Quinby & Robinson.
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- DNTrY C%oHMERCIAL.

Our coRfrere of the Daily Commercial
came out on Sunday morningin a " spick
and span" new dress, transformed from
the folio to the qusrto form. The paper
is very handsomely got up, and filed
with varied, interesting and valuable
reading matter, and promises, from the
talent and industry employed upon it, to
take a front rank with the journals OF
the Mississippi Valley. 1t is conducted
by Messrs. J.. II. HEATING, its founder
Col. JoHE HEART, formerly Of the
Charleston Mercury, LEON TBoUsDALE,
once Of the APPEAL, and more recently
of thc Nashville Onion, and ROLFE $.
SAUNDERS, latest a candidate for Con-
gress for this district with our young
friend Capt CARNEsa as business manager.
Al prosperity and success 20 you, breth-
zen OF the CJmmcrciU{.
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% acres TndeF CULTIVATION,

AN ACRES Of VaIuabls Land on NE
tit zppi river. near kenrs LaELluE Wal
nut Bend, Phillips County, Arkansas. Or aa
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Trustees SAFE.

10y virtue Of a deed Of trust 70 me executed
- by John C. Hli, on the llth day Or May,
Sbfrn Is Of record in the Registers Office
OF SHELBY county, Tennessee, in book number
Ill 80 pages SO and 81, for the purpose OF
see5rsnr certain Indebtedness Of the said Hid,
therein mentioned, I viii, on SATURDAY, the 2d
dav OF December. 1S5, before the door OF the
Court house. on second street, IN tho city Of
Memphis, Tennessee. between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. N and 2 o'clock p. NJ sell, % the
bf5bfsf bidder for cash, certain lots OF land
lying and being ia the comfy Of shelby, and
State OF Tennessee, near and east Of The city OF
Memphis, known and designated upon a plan
OF subdivision orlotS for Elizabeth }. Belts
and y. Myers. surveyed BY .. A. Wilton on the
Sd OF April. 1853, (Which said subdivision IS on
record IN Registers Office, shelby county Ten
nessee9 lot No. five and west half lot No. Tour,
which lots front two hundred feet on the new
State Line Road, and runs back three hundred
and fifty feet on east line. and two hundred
feet On north line and three hundred and nfty
feet on Tucker Avenue, which lots or o part OF
subdivision. For a more particular
description. reference Is made 70 the records in
the Registers Office. The title Is believed 10 be
good, but / sell only as trustee.
nova limo A. c, BELTS, Trustee,
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Speaker CoIIax.

WAsHISGToN, Nov. lg.-In response to
serenade from his friends. Speaker Colfx las
evening made a long congratulatOry address
upon the past and present condition Of th'
counIrN.
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MARRIED.

on Tuesday, tho ia Insta as u residence OF
the o..tes mother, uy the Rev. Nr. Cobb, CAPT.
IHos. o.. Messy 70 Miss sALLIE s.. daughter OF
Mrs. Emma Hare, aHof Gross county, Ark.
4 gallant soldier, having thus given evidence
Ola future life OF happiness In peaceful pur-
suits, the many nieudsof himselfaud beautiful
bride in tennessee them, and wish
5hen a long prosperous and happy voyage
through life.
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TO sCOTCHMEN-AU Scottish readenfs Of
the city are invited 10 attend a meeting, to
be held al the office Of Benton & Macleau, -
Madison street, up stairs, az seven o'clock 4. H..
on Tuesday evening, for The purpose Of makluE
arrangements 70 celebrate the anniversary 81
~. Andrews day. fun attendance is earIestly
desired.
Scottish descent.
James Campbell, Gilbert Mclean.
David Young, ~. 7. RYDER,
W. 5. Fulton, Duncan Maclean.
i. ). Joel J.. G. McBain.
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