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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors 20
ELMW0OD CEMETERY.

II sull in active force, and win be Esnt m
notwithstanding the withdrawal OF the mid.
tary guards from the gates.
Parties visiting these grounds must. obtain a
Permit, or otherwise they Will not he adTaitfed
Within the inclosure.
Iekels can be had at all times at J. o. sHolst
q 20. s, Main street; W 4. SIaith 4 Co.'S. Mon
roe street. owen smith, corner OF Sayoso and
Second streets, undertaksrS.
Family tickets can be had at all times at the
once IN The Cemetery. IHOS. STEWART,
ae4-Sn Superintendent.
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Chancery Sale Of City Property,
Tuesday, January seth, 1855.

Henry Kstiman. Administrator or John
Cook, deed. uaueorge HarbeE ami wife Eliza
beth, Catharlne Harbers and hannah Asset
meyer.
Df virtue OF an lntcrlocutOrw decree m1deou
ID The Chancery side Of tine Common Law and
thancery Court or the cityu % Memphis. N0Vem-
Der 18th, 1855, I viii sell % the highest bidder. al
Public Auction, AZ the Court House door. ON
the s1th day Of January, ls15. between The
hourso OF 10 and II ~, the following described
real estate. viz: ~Part OF Lot No.t, Block No.
3, situate iYing and being ID that part Of rle
city OF Memphis shelby county. state or Ten
luu OF the east side0f shelby or Front streets.
with the south side of Eeaie street. ouuuE SD
iset On beale street, and 100 feet on Shelby or
Front street"
IEEhs o. 5ALE-Oue third Cash. the balance
on SIX and twelve months time. The purchaser
giving notes with good security and TUE with
held as addltlGnai security uuui the time pay
meats are fully paid.
de1stds A.AESTBN. Clerk a Master
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Mem-
phfs Gas Light Company.

TN order TO fully meet the increasing demartd
for Gss Light, the Directors Of the Memphis
Gas Light Company have determined to greatly
enlarge and extend their facilities for the ma 4
ufactnre and distribution Of gas.
This Is heretofore 70 notify the Stockh olde rs
that a cali has been made upon them, for th at
puIpose, 81 twenty per cent. upon their stOc k,
pay able at the Office Of tbs Company. .As
Second street, in this city, o11 er before tn 3 Il tn
day Of + abruary next, in Government d lont ~.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
j. NJ. WILLIAMS n,
Presi lent
VIM II, FITCH, JR-, Sec. jaI 8 In
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And is a Saving Of from SO 10 -
per EarEeH 90 lIle Consumer.

This article has met with IA most
success. A large proportion
Of the citizens of Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using IL but /
am c0unnen there are many Others who would
avail themselves of iUs advantages were they
satisfied reganling It's HEALIHFlLNES S,
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPNESS.
TO convince such Of these facts, 1 have OBJ
faiued "A large number OF certificates nom we'll
and favOrabiy known physicians and others, a
lew of which j give below. One trial VIII con-
vince the most iucredulous that 60 Is 10 their
advantage to use this FlOur, as an ECONOMI
and ATS ACTION Ia every respect
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w. y. Burton,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
Paper Hanging, EarhIlHg, training, Etc,
"a Union ST., Memphis, Tenn.

near Main. near Main,
LenOW Block. Lenow Block.
p. o. Box 2sa. PALLET. P. o. Box 30.
Reference to Frescsing and House Painting
in the
Dining Room of the ayosO Hotel, Col. COckrell.
Jewelry store, Marble Block, CLARK 20.
Speed, DOnOhO q Strangeis now NlxOnN wood.
Gayo o Savings Bank, Avery Seiden-
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Steadman.
Duubar's Saloon, decoration on the auey1
now M~cCullough'A
Catholic. JAMS Jun
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

TAGAN's xxx FLOUR.
Rising sun Flour.
50 hbls. Medium Flour.
Clear side Bacon.
New sugar Cured Hams.
Dried Beef.
New Molasses, choice.
Sirup in Kegs.
New Sugars
90 boxes Prime Cheese.
50 hbls. Apples.
Coffee, Rice.
PlOws.
Wagons, etc.
Dec. Sth. Receiving and for sale by
TAYLOR, MCEWEN DUKE co,
nov25-3m 81. 80 and &Adams st.
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Trustees Sac.

DURSUANT TO a. decree Of the tuanca-y side
OF the common Law auu Dhagc-fy Court
81 the city Of Memphis. in acertlIue cause here
in pending. wherein William smith E5 COM
plaInant, and George e.. turie aud Others are
defendants. I viii. ON Wednesday, tue 18TH dav
of February, lsab. AT IA O'Clock am. ina T0ut OF
odd Fellows Hall. in Tie city Of Memphis.
Tennessee. sell az public auction 20 the highest
bidder, the fullUWlng property TO wit; Iherasl
half-Deing bs@ feet fruut-ot tive certain lots
u land. lying and being in the county of shell
by state Of Tennessee, and city OF Memphis.
being part OF tue tract Of land known upon the
plan Of south Memphis As blocks Nos. s aud
So. designated upon =. q Mbeatouls plan Of
subdivision Of said tract, made by NJ a. Kerr,
surveyor. on the 1th OF June, 1855. as lots Eus-
~ ami p. and bounded as follows. To- W.T. Be-
inning az the intersection Of tIe east Side OF
an alley which is fifteen feet Wide- with the
north sideOI Linden street, and at the s1uifl-
west corner of lot No. U-theuce elStWHrdlT
with the north side OF Linden street Iaz fasr To-
the southeast corner oflOt No. -uTtL-
gVardly 2t'f feet to the northeast corner 1f lot
No. u-thence w~estWardiy with Mheztou's
north ~uud line l3I 4eet To the northwest
corner OF lot No 70, and to the first named
alley-theuce sOuthwardly with the east side OF
said alley ISL feet 10 the beginning. with all
the appurteuauces tbereuntO belonging; the
lot hereby sold being NO. on said sUbdivIs-
ion.
Terms Of saIe-Credit OF six months, purchase
executing bond with good security, and % lien
retained on the property until the purchase
money sail paid
Title good, and sale TO be confirmed by decree
OF Chancery court, barring an right oc equity
of redemption. H. SLAUGHTER
taIStd Trustee.
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Chancery Sale Of City Lets,
The SOth Of January, 1866


Jacob Weller IS. W.D. Fly
DT virtue OF an introductory decree made D
ID the above cause ou the 18th of N-sg-ubar.
1900. I viii, on Tuesday. January tire Hfl- a.
at the Court House door. between the hours af
DO A. n. and IL A.. sell &c Public Auction lls
following scribe property. Go vi1- -tg1f-I
lying aud being in shelby county. Ienucas--.
aud in the city Of Memphis. Beginning az %
stake on Hospital Avenue, lI feet from the
corner Oftenrre street and Hospital Aveuua nc
z stake. thence north with said avenue 10 fa-T
and nve inches % a stake, thence parallel with
Centre street hmY-seveu feet auL eleven inches
TO a stake, thence south II feet and Inches.
thence west 8 feet 70 the beginning being the
same lot OF ground conveyed 1y 4. 81. u-izp
20 W. ID. Ply.
TERMS or SALE-On acreiit Ofseveu months.
degs tds ASTON. Clerk tx Master
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CONTRACTOR WANTED.
CITY OF HELESA, ARKANSAS,

CRY OF HELEsA, ARKASsAs, }
January ID, 1896. J
Notice Is hereby giveurthat the undersigned
will receive proposals for closing a DIsah ~ tne
Public Levee, near this city. II no sailsiacuyIs
proposition is received the contract WIZ os ISb
" the lowest bidder on the 10Th DAY. OF FeD-
rtgry uex5 in this city. Tie work VIII require
about forty or nny Thousand 1uplc yai0s 81
EARN. Improved lands. worth nearly a mlthun
Of dollaFs, have been assessed for IaNss, suHl-
Gent 70 pay for TIE work. Inc security coulg
every interest IN The south By the effects OF the
late war, the planters cannot pay the money.
FOR the work until The approaching falls ouLol
ne cotton crop. A contractor - wanted who
can promptly pub the work thrOugh and Wall
f0r the money until the lst OF November next
GID. j. PILLOW,
Levae InsDector. 4th District.
faig-lw Philips County AK
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DIRECTORS

AMOS WOODRUFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Capt. c. 3. CHURCH.
r HOUGH, u. S, Collector Internal Revenue.
A. J. WHITE, OF A. j.. White q Co.
JN0. L. TAYLOR, Of Taylor, McEwen, Duke
& Co.
THOS. X. SMITH, OF Pitser Miller & Co.
J. II. WAGGENEE, OH 3. Waggener & CO.
II. A. PAkfEE, Commission Merchant.
Hon. JOHN W. NIT
A.. I. T~OMLINSOA. Insurance Agent.
JAS K MERRIMAN, OF JAS. r. Merriam & Co.
W. II. CHERRY,
4. T. LACEY, Of Lacey & McGhee.
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FRUIT
KOEN q

SHELBY
CoIlierviIles shelby Co., Tenn,
OFFER for sale, during he Spring Of 1919 q
~ choice lot Of FRUIT TREES. OF varieties
especially adapted 70 the climate of the SOUTH
eru and western states. For iuforma4ion-
price lists OF catalogues, address as al Collier,
vile. Tenn. or Keen & Bledsoe, Commission
Merchants 34 Front street. feorner a. Conrt
and 'FRONT.' Memphis, Tenn. jaI7-lm9
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
f. LO r.

THE Best, Cheapest and most economical
4 Flour in use.
Al lovers Of good ana wholesome bread,
biscuit, etc, can. by using thls Flour, save
time, trouble- money, and disappointment. Il
IS ALWAYS RELIABLE and is not effected by
hot or cold weather. 10 does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, SalarataH, soda
or salt, and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
Of shortening, and when cold sweet milk IS
used, still less shortening ts needed.
on E-E0JRIH less of this -four is required TO
produce "a ike amounted Bread, 10 that made
in the ordinary manner, which item alone VIII
about A II PRICE charged for adding the
self rising ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES, and all
kinds Of pastry, requiring not more tuan TWO
IHlkDo the usual amount Of butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR EXCELS L THE for
Batter Cakes Wafies, Puddlngs, thedumpiiugs
for Chicken Pie, etc, etc,
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Chancery Sale Of City Lots,
ON
Tuesday, January 30tIl, 1886.

Claiborne Delaach, Admlnistrator OF Juo- Me-
Namara, deed, r. Elizabeth H--LcSaulasl
Il
d. virtue 0fau interlocutuFy decree luIa .I
- the above cause ON fle afl of IrrrUurT
1865, viii ON January lfh, IS5, at tls C1ur-
House door, between tie hours OF Do 49, E. and
u ~, sell at Public Auction rhe -1lilriuE Dies
scrluedlO lot OF land, lu fire clfy OF Memphis. m
shelby county. Tennessee. VIZ. A certain Lot
lying between the Pigeon h0ust road and JuGF.
street. iu said city, being part ~ Lot SO. .. af
the subdivision Of county lot No. ~. fgrmrIr
Of the estate Of James p. naTdaWar- deceased
said Lot is north OF Court street
TERMS or SALE-uu q credit Of seven twelve
and eighteen months.
DIES IDS A. ALSTON. Clerk q Master.
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InsQEreRf NOfice.

THE insolvency Of the estate Of William B.
Isler. deceased. having been suggested tu
the Clerk Of the County COurtof OhllE county,
Tenuessee, ali persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified 70 ule them with
the Clerk Of the County Court OF Obiou coulty.
Tennessee. on or before the 18TH dav OF May.
lSs6, authenticated as required by law, for pro-
rata settlement. or this notice viii De plead Ia
bar oftheir recovery. BY order Of the Clerk OF
tine County Court Of Obion county, Tennessee,
this, 18Th day OF December, ia1
u. f. WESTBROQk.
fan7 3w Administrator. etc.
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OFFICERS:

W. H. CHERRY, = President.
A. T. LACEY Nice-Prssident
r. C. DANIEL, = Cashier.
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TyHE insolvency Of the estate of Wellington
i Donaldson, deceased. having been suggested
to the Clerk Of the County Court OF Oblou
county. Tennessee. all persons hiding claims
said estate are hereby notified 10 dla
them with the Clerk OF the County C0urt OF
Obion county, on or before the 10Th dav Of MAY.
1886. duly authenticated as required by law. Tor
nrO rata settlement. or this notice viii be plead
in bar Of THEN recovery. By Orderof the ClerE
or the County Court OF Ohion county. Ienues,
see. this, 18Th day Of December, iS65.
j. DONALDSON.
fau7 8m Admiuisfrafor. etc
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Ciianeery Sale Of City Lois,
Tuesday, January 3O;h, 1896.

e. stillman rs Winston j. Dlvie and q. W.
Lincoln.
virtue OF an interlocut0rv derT-s made on
ID the Chancery side III tl- rlum.n f4yg
tud thAucery Court OF t.e eIrv af G-muH.s.
November Uth- HNB. viii sell on AersIIr al six
months, at Public Auction. lr rr- C1qrl
House door, on the lrh or IaHusf-- M
netWe-n the hours 90 ten ANA Twelve NJ.
20 the highest builder. th- ...r-Irg
lois or g~rouHus, situate IN tine city OBJ Menu
PMS, shelby comfy, Ienu-se- lot N1.H..u
biork NO. o. ON Eeulr street aII part or lots
NOS 50 and 81 on Madison street.. faa ll--
mentioned being the property of &C. So. L.u-
cOlu-
IaHg tbs fr..r- ar..-.-
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
ON
Tuesday, January seth, 1896.

W p York. Admluistafor de b1us NON ~
james * sloan, deceased, cL W. d. smith
DI virtue Of AN iuterlocutou decree Had-5u
Dthea above cause ON Tie ZisE OF Nuv-fu er.l-l-
4 viii, ON January 18th. Iss. az the tausr I1ua5
door, between the huur- 90 ls clock Asa. suI
u g.. sell az Public Aucil0u ali the Eslf. Irlr
and interest OF W. d. smith in and tl certain
tract OF Band described as follows, r1-rlt. Being
mthe u Civ1l District Of Shelby county I-l-
neaeet ou the waters Of Bear tr--E, and s.
bounded as iuilOWs- On tAe south by l4- lands
OF samuel Douglas. samuel Rankin lu The
east, Juu. ID Jones on The NORTH James sloan.
Eli Hui and Hal A4litIus on the EaE- con-
tanning anoutous hundred and rsel-r acres.
. TERMS Oh SALE-Ju a credit 1- and If
months
49, rs A. ALsTlN. C.rk q NIL
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SOUTHWESTERN
Livery, Boarding & Sale Stable.
No. 35 I-2 Union Street.

Z PROPOSE 10 keep on hand the best Livery
rurn-Outs Of any livery stable IN the clty.
Tkaep also IA hand Tor sale well broke Family
Barnesg and saddle horses. Those IN want Of
good si0eE will lind it TO their Interest 70 give
ne acaH. as al stock sold by me shall be as
represented or nc sale.
{el0-2ms u. c, COSTELLO Proprietor,
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M0fice.

A the February term Of the county Soar,
a Of Sheihv county, Tennessee, I vail apply
Tor lettt rs OF administration on tbs estate o.
NarioD Sweuson, late Of said county, deceased
Jam th, 1890 VIZ ~ @'
Jsls-In
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~ We perceive BY

~ We perceive By an advertisement
IN the Natchez papers that Bisbop
GreQr. Of Texas, on his way up thR
river had a trunk taken from the steam
boat Mississippi, on which he was traveL
ing. somewhere near Natchez. II con
tanned a manuscript Of great value I
him, and a medal likeness, for which a
reward Of " " hundred dollars is or
fered, and mo questions asked" If the
manuscript and medal are delivered on
the wharf boat, or 70 Rev. II. @. Pc rrv.
OF Information given which viii Leo 4 To-
their recovery.
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JNO. r. FRAYSER- NJ. ID.

We fully concur in the above, having ex-
amined the ingredients.
G.. L. WILCOX, N. ID.
r +. BROWN, NJ. d..
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ASHES or GLORY



BY A.. ]. REaU1ER-
Fold M the gorgeous slIken sun,
Nv bleeding martyrs hlesr,
And heap the laurels il has won
Above It's place OF rest
No trumpet's note need hsrshly blare-
No drum funeral roll
Nor trailing sahles drspe b bier
That frees a dauntless soulI
Il lived with Lee, and decked his brow
From Fates empyreal palm;
10 sleeps the sleep Of Jackson now
As spOuess "a a. calm.
II was outnumbered-not outdoues
And they shall ~shuddeHng tell,
Who struck the blow, its latest gun
Flashed ruin as Il fel.
sleep. shroude2 Ensign!-not the breeze
That smote the victor tsr,
With death. across the heaving seas
% fiery Trafalgar
Not Arthurs knights, amid the gloom
Their knIgmly deeds have starred;
Eor Gallo Heurys matches plume,
Nor peerless-b0rn BayardE
Not all that antique fables feign,
And Orient dreams disgOrEe.
Nor YET, the SiEer Cross OF spain,
And Lion Of e.. George,
Can bid thee palei Proud emblem sin,
Thy crimson glory shines
Beyond the heightened shades that I'll
Their puoudest Engly lines.
Sleep in thine own historic night
And be thy blaE5ucd SCROLL
A warriors banner takes its flight
To greet the warriors soul!
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Ihave examined the ingredients and pro-
uOunce them innocent, and tie bread superior.
II. G.. MALONE. NJ. ID.
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Notice to Stock Traders.
AUCTION SALES

~ our yard every week, and perhaps oftener
SaI II you want anythlng in our line. we WIN
keep always on hand Stock for sale onnoStta
Hardwiek House, Adams street. SPP
Jal2-Im sun
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LEGAL.

to q deed or trust
r. kipb, dated the sfh Ianuarg fsu 80 -
Hessters oniceof shelby county.
~ Dooh No. l6, pages s2l - and ~
therein contained. Viii. GA
the On Jay Or February. 1850. on ne nrzmi.e-
sell % tnr nlenest bidder. Tor cash rbe I'D of
srict- IL said county ana STATE e~-
on ne Wesbsids Or sample avenue ~ ahonf -
deep beginning ~ the southeast orna~+Ie-.cr
at "a stake anput II chains aud Wf1F----
uOrthWardiy nom TIE center on 40 E.g-y.
leigh road and for more uii dasrrIursr -
lcuiar reference Is here made 90 4at r-9-f
deed. The rfghrof redemption waivaaI
sell such title only as is vested in me.
December 9th. f4E
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WANTED.
COTTON.

A LII COTTON shipped to us on good boats, or
"a in our Warehouse on Sale, Is covered by
our open Policies Of Insurance in the DeSOto,
Home, Etna and Hartford Insurance Com
panies TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE & 20.
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. u Monroe ST., between Main q Front,
MENIPHIa TENN.

lBERAL advances made or c-oumgnmeuts.
IL Having returned to Memphis after an ao-
sencB Of four earsin the south. We now resume
business. and respectfully solicit from cur
friends aud the public, a share 0f patronage.
unveLHm
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday, January ao,I,, 1866.

James T. Meuiman. admir-, etc, L Robert g..
~Staunard e. a.
Dl virtue OF an nteriocui0rv decree. made
ID ON the Chancery sil@of the Common Law
aud Chancery Court OF the city OF Memphis,
November 10Th, lool, / viii sell tJ the Highest
Bidder, "a Public Auction. az the Court HOUSE
door. on Tuesday, the Dth day Of Iauuarv.isH
between Tire hours Of 10 and Y H., the luiirEIus
described Real Estate. viz Situate. iylnE and
being In the county OF shelby, and State 1I
Tennessee, a certain Lot or Land. Geiug iul Sos
in block 9, Fort Pickering, and lot No-sI, block
g, Fort Pickering.
Terms Of SALE-A Credit Of six months.
de2s tdsi A.. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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ASK FOR THOMSON'S
FRENCH ELASTIC SKIRT,
del-sm
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
For the Appeal.
10 NY WIFE.

For the Appeal.
To MY WIFE
A song / would sing, and a toast proP'ss'
II metncal number may rise
Prom a love which grows, snd wakes DIVINE
In melodies born Of the skies
A lyrical tribute, harmonically strung
Rich. aromatic and true,
For love set 10 music, alone can eens'Iue'
The theme which is under review.
For the theme in debate. is a musical thought,
Projected rom the Giver Of Life,
Which wandering without name, became in
carnate al last,
And lost its iaosg in my wife.
Then why should I not, from the heart Of the
spheres,
strive to pluck their divinest r~efrains.
And in the amber OF verse, embalm the sweet
name,
which seraphim chantin crystalline strains
Nav. Nadouna and Saint wife OF my life
and my heart,
Prom the uun-Iike depthso Of thy sure eyes
IN swtn-coming volume, crescent and deep,
Uprises the love which never dies
I would steal from the MOON its cusp Of grace
Snatch from the day, its sunshine Of face
Begule from the tide its rythmic life,
And prefer q song OF love to my lcJe.
P. R.
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Hav for sale low 20 the trade
300 Bags Rio Coffee.
50 Bags L2gUira Coffee.
% Bags Old government Java Coffee.
% Bags Grain Pepper, sifteA.
800 bblS. Refined Sugar. assorted qualities.
30 hhds Sugar, fair TO prime.
80 hhds Clear Sides and Shoulder.
50 bbls Mess Pork.
800 bbls Flour, all grades.
20 pieces Kentucky Bagging.
90 half do do
80 bales India Bagging.
800 coils Rope; 800 half coils Rope.
50 bales Irvine.
so bbls Salt.
30 half bbls and 30 Rts Nos. L & . MaekereL.
Choice Imperial and English Breakfast Tea.
Star Candles, German Soaps, Starch.
Cider Vinegar, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping TNEines, etc, etc.
uOV53m
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Have made arrangements FOR the above Goods
THOMSON, LANGDON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Patenfees
H1 EFr1auuar Nam NDrIr
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Er Fhe following notice Of an eminent
minister, lately deceased, is from tbg
New York Express:
Rev. A. H. II. Boyd, a distinguished
and well known Presbyterian minister
who died al Winchester, Va, a few DAYS
ago was born near Martinsburg. in
eighteen hundred and fourteen. In early
life he went TO the University Of Edin-
bugA Scotland. Here IL was his pleas
ure % attend the lectures Of such men -
the distinguished DR.. Chalmers and sir
William Hamilton. His first sermon
was preached ina Dr.. Chalmers chsneT
IN Edinburgh. He subsequently, resI5r5et
70 his native land, and entered urs,n ~
met charge OF the church 1t Teeebsyr-
and Middleuburg, Va, February. COX
teen hundred and thirty-eight. He y
called 10 the church in HarrisopbU
Va, December, eighteen hundred
forty, where he remained until hf -
cepted the call at Winchester, n arch
eighteen hundred and f0rty-two, which
past0rats Of over tweHty-three Year. wa
terminated only by his death. Pending
LIS charge Of tie church in Winchester
he received and declined the following
charges, VIZ To the church in Washing2
ton City, Richmond, st. Louis. PbiIs-
delphia, Alexandra, Baltimore, and In
d~ianapolis. For the last fifteen wears n
was his rule 10 preach three sermons
every Sunday.
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Ia The total membership Of lhe Evan
gslists in Cincinnati Is fourteen fh.,1san5
eight hundred and seyeBty-one.
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Dissolution.
NEW FIRM.

II ANING purchased the entire stock OF John
~ =, hSid * Co, No. 2l Second street, Adams
Will continue the WboIesaIe I,ry tfoods
business az the same place, under the name and
Styie OF henry b. Edmondson a Co.
MI, James Il. Cochran, late of Price, Ferris &
% EhiIauelphla, as heretofore, will continue
HENRY b. EDMONDSoN.