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No. 6S Cor. MAI Alley and Main ST.,
CENTRE WHEELING, 1oYat. 4
Where he mny be found Mt all times unless
professionally absent. 10 Il.
Dr.. Lee is graduate of one of the leading
medical collegesof Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged in the practice OF med
icine and surgery for more than fourteen
years, (the last two years OF which has been In.
,,andh i ne iselS confident that from the
tession during so long and ynffed practice,
that he will be able to satisfy all who may fa-'
dition 10 his regular ipracfice, viii devote q
part Of each day to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases Dr.. lee iS-noW. prepared with ali
medical application of electricity as an auSil-
larry In the treatment Of many diseases, both
the especial attention OF the afaicted. Or.
Lee has given much timeand attention to thu
study and graetioea q Iopemtive Opthalmic
all the various operations on the Eye, as well
as to treat all the different diseases OF the
most approved scientific methods of the pres
DE.Lee cures Cancers, Rheunatism, Neu-
Complaint, Nervous Debility, Fever and ARue,
and an Of the various and painful diseases
which women are subject to.
Any person wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or Tor any private disease, can do 50
either personally or by letter, confidentiaIIy
inVfolate, and his ability to cure them =
DR.. Lee cures all the different forms of Club
Foot, by an operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with butAlittle palm -
Private diseases speedily and permanently
cured. Treatment-new, safe and reliable.
Dr.. Lee VIII give two hours every Wednes-
day and Saturday Afternoons to the treatment
Of those who are unable to pay.
REFERESCE.=ProE John n. Scuddar, Gin
cinnad, Ohio; Prof. y. Freeman, Cincinnati!
Ohio; Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio;
DR.. Robt. 8. Newton, N. Y. City! - -
Besides numerous testimonials from persons
who have been cured by me, and my Diplo-
mas can be seen N m my othee. octls
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HoD FIsH-l0 DRUMS. = LABRADOR
" Herring, in bbls. and half bbls., received
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WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2s.-The question
Of the seizure of the French tobacco in
hlehmond having been presented TO
the French Minister, it is now undergo
ing Investigation, n -tJ.ls
Col. Jardine late of the 9Th New York
Hawkins Zouaves, has been promoted
to a Breyet Brigadier Generalship. He
while endeayoring toPut tiowuthe riots
In New York in 1868, was wounded and
permanently disabled from field service.
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MES PoRK-lO BBIs. RECEIVED AND
nov22 PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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ID by PRYOR, HANDLAE q co.
n ARD OLLIE BBLS. EXTRA NO. /. JUST
now PRYOR, HAEDLAN & co.
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The demand for Beef Cattle was more
active this week, and prices We're about
sc per lib. higher for all kinds. The
advance was owing exclusively to a
large falling of in receipts. 30 :.
Beef cattle in the earlier part of the
week ruled very dull, and us the Alba
ny market, in consequence of this fact,
was likewise dull, "a decline was expect
ed; but large number of the cattle len
over at Albany were sold to the coun-
try, so that the supply was less than
was generally anticipated, and with a
comparatively small number of yery
choice cattle on sale. IL. T'lt'
Business on Monday opened very ac-
tive. After the first rush was over
business Stacked off, and though an adj
vance OF cent per pound, which was
realized early in the day, was fully main
tanned; still the first day closed DULL
The market today was very uufet. for
most of the stock prices ranged from
lOn1S cents per lb., with a few very
thin and coarse beeves below the con-
sidered rate.
Mich COWS command the same high
prices which were paid for good COWS
during the past three months, but poor
stock isnot easily sold.
Veal calves are more plenty, ~.
Sheep show marked Improvement
over last weeks rates, caused by the
falling of in supply and the increased
demand. The prices of sheep at the
close ruled about a cent higher. at 6JIa
S2<c per pound, and lambs cent high
er at 7alOc pee pound. -
Swine are more plenty and as the de-
mand was not sufficient to clear the
market of all the stock, prices have
further declined during the week with
large number remaining unsold Mt the
close. Corn fed swine Commanded al
the close from IL to Ike per pound for
live and from Il to 1414c for dressed.
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ADDRESS by the Loyal state Committe,
of TemmPlRRR. -s-z--s


OF Tennessee.
Z NEW York, Nov. Secretary of
State DePew has received the following
communication addressed to the Union
State Committee, from the Loyal State
Committee of Tennessee: -
(. .NAsHvMLE, Tenn, Nov. IA, 1856.
The Loyal men of Tennessee to The
Loyal men of NeW York, Greeting: We.
theiUnion Central Committee OF Ten
ness, would not forego the present oc-
casions of rendering you our congratu-
latiOn on the glorious result of your re-
cent state election. The progress of the
contest in the Empire State was regard
ed by loyal men here with the deepest
anxiety, and the result is accepted as
an evidence ofthe determination of your
people to stand by and maintain the
principles for which Union men every
where have fought and prayed for the
past four years. ia |lL'
We rejoice at the result, because it
eyinces the. confidence which the peo-
pie of New York feel, and the same
party which saved the Union from de-
,struction at the hands of open enemies
at the South and false friends mt the
North, is still competent TO guide and
direct the affairs Of our hitherto imper-
nled, but now restored Union. We re-
joice at it because it will strengthen and
encourage the heart of our noble Presi-
dentin the arduousa duties still invol-
wing upon him-feeling that he can, re-
ly upon generous support. We have
every confidence that he will not disap-
point the expectations of patriots by
whose Partially he was, under Proyi-
dence, placed at the head of the nation,
but will in all things prove himself
worthy of that confidence. With an abid,
ing faith in the Justice of our cause and
the glorious destiny of our Republic.
We remain respectfully yours,
49," A. V. 8. LINDSEY,
Chairman Central Union COMMITTEES.
A. j. Fletcher, e. P. Cone, A. w. Haw-
kins, A. Lowering and others.
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Boston, Nov. 2s.-Gov. CORY, of
Maine, has appointed Gen. Geo. F.
Shepley to the Judgeship of the Su-
preme Court of that State, made vacant
By, the resignation Of Judge Woodbury.
Davis, -
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IN KITS, NEW No. / MACREREI., In
on store and for sale by r. ]. SMYTH, -
nova nan Corner Market 4 Quincy sts.
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NEW. York, Nov. 28.-Doctor sayre
says that the statement in the evening
papers that case of cholera had occur
red in this city Is unfOunded.
A recruiting office for the Haytien
navy has been established in Broad
way. Tho pay oferedfis $50 per month.
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aIIlnnnEee Market

Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2s.
Flour dull. Wheat declined lc; sales
mt 81 27al 2T1Sc. i
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: Cheap Lands.

CEALED Proposals for the whole or any
-ISpart of the Agricultural College Scrip, issued
to the State Of West Virginia by the United
States, which consist of Sf warrants Of 100
Z Proposals may contain propositions to nay
W. Va, and endorsed SPnOposals for Agricul-
tural College Scrip, y and VIII be opened at 2
p. m, on LIST Dec, 1855. -
BiddeFs win IS nptfhed tmmedfAtely OF the
acceptance Of their bids =
nOT6-td 2 q q ALL FOREMAN, Gov.
* nEDTAn West Virginia papers will COPY
shove advertisement one time and send bin
to Executive Department :
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Sale Of Subsistence Stores,
Warl war / Is Not AT, An End.

TTHE NEW BOOT SHoEsToRE, No.
"A l5S Main Street, where first class goods
arc to be had at from 10 TO - per cent cheaper
than any other establishment In this ctsy-
COME ONE COME ALL TO JOHN K.
ROBINSON, where you Will flnd well Sc
lected stock OF Bootsf Shoes and Caters, con-
sisting Of every thing In the line OF Ladies
Gents and Misses wear, kept constantly on
hand at No. 15S, Main street, room Formerly
occupied by Mr.. John Bishop. CAL and eN-
anime for yourselves and secure good baf-
gains. Now Is the time to get your money
back, and at the same time replenlSh your
understanding. Don't forget the place, the
Sign ofthe Big Black Boot. nov2s
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UNIV YORK, Nov. 2a.-Theg JERSEY
politicians have been considerably stir
red by the report that the !ttRepubs''
Will endeayor to unseat John r. Stock
ton, who was said TO be elected o. s.
Senator rom New jersey last winter. !,
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HALLs VEGETABLE sICILIAN HATE
Ill Reviewer. Another supply just received
by EDMUND BOOKING,
nov2S No /, Odd Fellow Hall
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a I1S.I.
= L,l-l nv ~ = =. ~ EneatFe
OE EtLAAtAAaAAOn OF the columbian
CommAsstOn. Hz - ya..
WASHINGTON, Nov. GA special to
the World says:
The Freedmen's bureau to-day receiv-
ed from Montgomery, Ala, a COM
munication enclosing copy of n
proposition, made by a firm In that
city, to supply white labor. The Ger
man citizens of the State publish a
lengthy article protesting against the
plan, as scheme to defraud and slave
for the season, such ignorant emigrants
as may fall into the hands of the COM
pany's agents, who are now in New
York for the purpose of supplying a
cargo of emigrants to the South. The
attention of the military authorities in
Montgomery has been called to the sub
ject and some interference with the
game Is expected, .i.4-
The President has just issued an or
der releasing from Fort Pulaski the
rebel Secretary of War, Geddon, and
Judge MRgrath, of South Carolina.
The order did not enanate from the
Adjutant Generals Department, but
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Z ERw YORK, Nov. ,28.-Secretary of
State DePew has received the following
communication addressed to the Union
State Committee, from the Loyal State
Committee of Tennessee: 80
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nONIo-1ln 49, !. a
DPoEderw viii malZelIght. sWeetand healthy
bread, hot biscuit, Rriddle and sweet cakes.
Warranted superior to all other preparations
now In use. 1ryik Prepared and sold by E.
BOClAING. No Odd Fellows Han. novI7 .
pRAGGS ARCTIC LISIAdENT, ONE OF
% the best external application eItant for
Sold at E. BOOKINGS Odd FeioyTA Han
Drug store. noVl7.
DIsoSf CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
L Edmund Booking, No. J. Odd Fellows
Ha1 Sole Agent for West iYirEfufa The
Trade supplied ct propEietora pFfceR noTl7
Sn RIjsSlsIS AND VELVET HAS8ACKS
d Just Teeetyed- n. 9, HARBOUR.
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L 800 bbls. semper Idem Family,
100 - Dover Mills
an IS Good Extra
for sale by PRYOR, TIANDLAN & co.
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GORN MEAI-wHITE AND YELLOW
~ our own grinding. forkAle by the turn, 10y
nov2 PRYOR, HAEDLAE & co.
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Hs1B IlIIAE- Z IEGIlUIIEISU9 WWeeIIUK anu
Harl- ParlZersburR Packet, -
The New and Elegant Passenger
[ Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
John Gordon, A. r. Bunting ClIk,
leaves Pittsburgh for ParkersburR every
"Wednesday and Saturday at u NJ; leaves
Wheeling for ParkeBburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at II p. NJ; leaves ParkeTSburg
at 2 p. Nj Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every Tuesday and Friday att A. NJ.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Nom
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until S
p. Nj by BOOTH, RATTELLE & CO.,
augl7-u ie - Agents.
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NeW YORK; Cnt1le nInrl,n,-

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
The current prices for the week ut al
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"A. W D. LINDSEY,
r Chairman Central Union, COMMITTEES.
A. j. Fletcher, E. p. Cone, A. w. ,Haw-
kins, A. Lowering and others. ri
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Prom the Detroit Tribune, IN.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY - FOUR Chill
I,nEE RIENED 70 DEATM

ON saturday last & terrible and heart
randiug calamity occurred Ia the town
Shin of Raleigh. Canada West, which
adioins the county Of Essex, the like Of
which il has not been our sorroWful luty
10 chronicle. Al that time :our ntLl'
children, comprising the iamny OF MI
Richard Gross, were burned 20 aeAin-
The particulars Of the affair are Driehs
these: On Friday afternoon, Mr.. ans
Mrs. Gross made arrangements 70 Nlsi
Chatham on the following day, and per
formed part OF their journey that even
ing They stopped at the residence o.
some friends, on their way, over night
having left their four children alone u
take care Of the house.
The latter retired TO bed, it is supposed,
but by some unknown reason the house,
about four O'Clock Saturday morning
took fire, and before assistance could be
rendered il was a mass Of burning ruins,
and everything inside, including the chill
dren, was burned.
II is said that the eldest boy was once
seen endeavOring 20 make his way out OF
the house, and had sctdauy reached
within a ste'9 9r two o. the door, when
he was seen 10 fall back into the burning
element OF the remaining three chill
dreD, nothing was seen Of them until
their charred remains were at q late
period gathered from the ashes Of the
ruins Mr.. Cross house was o. lot num-
Der eight, ia the forty-third concession
Of Raleigh, and not far from the village
Pf BuX ton.
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la The London Tunes says: In the
firing from heguns in the forward double
turret Of the Royal Sovereign, outside Of
the isle Of Wight, a considerable sea was
found running, the roll Of the ship being,
maximum sixteen degrees, minimum SIX
degrees. The Uurret worked with the
I same facility and steadiness which have
I always been experienced under all condi-
tons Of weather, with the guns at prac-
uoe, The twelve-tUn guns worked ad-
{ mirably
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A No. ] Cotton plantation in the Taila-
hatchie valley, clear Of overflow, eight miles
below Panola-one hundred and sixty acres in
cultivation, and has been deadened ten years
and cultivated four-cabins stables, cribs and
an excellent we'll OF water, all in good order.
This place is in excellent condition for a cotton
crop, under substantial fence, timber chieay
burnt of and land very fine. Corn, fodder and
stock can be purchased on the place, il desired.
A. J. & c. L. HURT
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ELMW00D CEMETERY,

TySTABLISHED some eight months aqo are
Ia still in active force, and will be Kent mn
Notwithstanding the withdrawal OF tho milf.
tafy guards from the gales.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain a
Permit, or otherwise they win not be admitted
within the inclosure.
Tickets can be had at all times at ]. c. Hoist
& Co.'S Main street w. r. smith & Co. Is. Mon
roe street; Owen smith, corner OF Gayoso and
second streets, undeFtakers
Family tickets can be had at all times at the
ON ce in the Cemetery. THOS. STEWART,
el-3m Superintendent.
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BE- John Taylor writes from Prince
George county, Va, under date Of No
Kem3er 18th: There are places all over
virginia empty and ready for Northern
ers OF every trade and calling. We are
in need Of mechanics, artisans and trades
people OF every kind and description.
At this moment there is an opening and
a chance 70 make money for a market
gardener, a Wheelwright and a black
smith, at this very place.
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The Memphis and Charleston
RAIGROAD

Is prepared 70 receive and pay steamboat
charges and drayage on freights consigned to
parties at the following points on the Memphis
and CHARLESTON EaiIrn.-l. viz.
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Es5- One cf our oonsHls in England
says the Washington Star, has sent 10 the
State Department somewhat novel ar
ticle, which is presented 10 the Presi-
dent. IL seefes 70 be "a device adopted to
Haioate the English opinion on American
affairs, and consists Of two stone rings
linked together, cut from a solid piece Of
sandstone. The rings sfe about ten inches
In diameter, and contain the following
sentence carved and painted ca their
sides: The link Of the people, North
and South, should 5e Unity, 1863 ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-20

A WORN IN THE BHAIS.-A coroner's
fuoiIest was concluded at Carlisle, Eng
land. lately, upon the body Of a girl
named Gallagher, twenty-five yeas, Of
aye. who died suddenly. II Eas az first
suspected she had been poisoned, but q
post morteln examination proved that
death had been caused by apopleNy, IN
duced by the presence Of parasite
called cysticercus In she LETT Venfiele OF
the brain.
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BkS- A lady in Petersburg, a few days
ago, saw freedman skinning a live cat
ilsh IN the market, and dexpostulated with
the remark, 'eHow can You be so cruel ~
why, said tie intelligent contraband.
dis is de way dey used to do me, and
Use gWine 10 get even wild somebody
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BsB- The discovery Of rich mines OF
cinnebar, or quicksilver, in Idaho Terri
tory is likely 10 DO important, if present
estimates Of It's value are confirmed. A
letter from Ruby city, in the Idaho
salesman, Of the nineteenth inst, says.
" the existence Of a vast bed of cinnabar
ore in the location before spoken of, is
beyond al question. of one
ming the world may rest assured, that
New Almaden viii enjoy a monopoly of
quicksilver mining no longer than till
The mines Of Owhyee can be made to
WELD. -
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RST In Philadelphia recently a fire
was gotten up for The special benefit Of
the chief engineer OF the fire department.,
who wanted to try bis new machine.
The fire proved more extensive than was
anticipated and heavy loss was the re-
suit. The citizens were highly indignant
when the facts were known.
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Bs5@ The grave of Lord Palmerston in
the statesman's corner Of Westminster
Abbey, has been temporarily covered
with pieces Of stone paving pending the
construction Of a tablet and monument
10 be erected to his memory. The spot
where the Premier lies is now indicated
BY piece Of cardboard, on which is the
simple Inscription, Lord Palmerston's
Grave.n
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hS- Gen. Sheridan is at San Antonio.
Texas. Orders have gone forward to
concentrate a pretty large military force
in that vicinity, the precise object Of
which has not yet uans9ired, but it is
supposed to be for the purpose OF looking
after the French troops.
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ma a chemist af Hamburg reDorts
that he has discovered traces Of copper.
and in some cases, oflead, il the remains
Of animals. He has found copper and
lead in human flesh, and copper in the
intestines Of beasts Of prey, in poultry, in
hens eggs, in Ash, crustacea, insects,
spiders, and snails
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ARE UNRTVALEp

ARE UNRIVALED
By any Instruments now manufactured. They
have received fOrfg gITfze medals over all COM
petitors for the superiority Of their manufae-
ture. Their surprising excellence has caused
them TO be selected by the greatest Etr0pcaa
Pidatsts, who have visited this country, and
also the most eminent resident pianists fol
their public performances and private use. They
are undoubtedly the Best and Cheapest PiaH0l
IN tbe Market W. +. COLBURN,
Western Agent, p West Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
Madame LaVinge

Is Going TO. Paris for new Goods. She has
reduced prices, TO close out her present stock
and make rOsm for her new stock. Ladies IA
on ber. You will be sure TO get very good bar
gains. Call at Madame +. Lavigne's Ladies
Mirror OF Fashion, No. 355 Main street.
nOVSf-3n
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hS~ a flock of wild turkeys raade a
sudden entry into the town Of Muncie.
Ind, on Friday, creating a great stir
among the citizens, who commenced the
war Of determination.
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Important to Travellers
BETWEES
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES
The Great Broad auage
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is now open and running two daily fast ex-
press trains from Cincinnati to New York and
all Eastern cities. Passengers viii find this a
most desirable route. The equipments OF ffis
road are unequaled hy any on this continent.
Elegant Palace sleeping Cans accompany all
night trains, and smoking cars on an trains.
Ample time is allowea at regular hours for
meals and the unDrOken Broad Guage offers %
the traveller a degree Of security, comfort and
speed not to be found on any other route. Con-
noctions ria Cairo, st. Louis. or Chicago for this
route are certain; also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadel lphia, baltimore and Washington
Tickets can be had and baggage cheqkef
through at all principal Southwestern Offices
For further Information and through Tickets
apply te. LARRY lIARMSTAD :
Agent Ill. Cen. halllO Dad, u jefferson street
Or To r. B. BYINGTON
Agent Chicago and st. Louis Railroad. No. L
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. or
SIDNEY COOK.
dele sm GayosO House.
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ga The hauis made Of fherring by the
areat Yarmouth England boats have
been enormous. One day seven million
seven hundred and thirty-five thousand
two hundred herring were landed.
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Weeds sewine Machines,

After twelve years experience, have been pro-
nounced by the best judges to be the best in the
market for AZ Kinds Qf Emuy Work. They
make the stitch alike on beth sides-neyer get
out OF order-wiu sew from one TO twenty
thicznesses without stopping, and make every
stitch perfect; viii sew Cotton, silk or common
Linen Thread.
bsa- An agent wanted in Nashville.
We give better inducements than any Com
pany in the market.
W. r. GOLBURN & CO.,
nOv23 lrnl % West Fnnrth s. CinninnafL D
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R@~ The Kentucky Legislature yes
terday repealed the "ExpatriatiOn Law
: passed the eleventh Of March eighteen
hundred and siXtV-tWO.
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Fruit and Cedar Trees.
The proprietor Of the
FOREST GROVE NIJRSERY.

Six miles from Memphis, near the Pigeon
Roost road, offer for sale 4 fine stock OF Fruit
Trees, varieties tested by Dr. Willis NJ Lea Of
Marshall county, Miss Chamberlayne Jones,
81, and myself, of shelby county, Tennessee.
Also, a beautiful stock Of Cedars' Orders left
with j. +. Petit & Co., "A Monroe street and
Ioof, Phillips & CirOdels, 266 Front street, will
De attended 70 promptly.
deci-ime e & ELAN