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LiverpooI Cotton Market.


IDy IUICBEdUUsI
LIVERPOOL, September l.-M.-COtton market
dull and prices have declined I'd. Sales are esti-
mated at 1000 bales. Middling uplands were quo
ted at 131Sd.
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Union and Smerifap
THE CITY


Our large circulation cOmpels rs t. ~ 10 press
At an early hour every night, aud hereafter ad-
vertsers must HAVEN their iayors before O'clock
P x. Those that come after that hour cannot be
placed under the properly classified headings
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. September 1.-Sales So hhds leaf to-
family $40 Is. Prime red wheat 81 49, mixed corn
in bulk 70 oats new, IS; mess pork 1913; bacon.
shoulders III, clear sides 2O11; lard q; whisky
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NEW THEATRE-The thrilling tragedy Of
Macbeth was performed to a good house last
night. Miss PRcE's delineation of the
character Of Lady Macbeth was most credit
able. There was force and intellect in her
portrayal Of the terrible character Of the
bloody-minded Queen.
We are pleased 70 learn that the manage
ment have rs-engaged Miss PRIoE for the
present week. Our citizens have not shown
that appreciation which her great talents as
an artist aud her worth as lady entitle her
to; and we trust that the present will be a
more profitable week 10 the deserving man
ayers than the last has been.
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Pun Up YOUR FRUTT.-Buy your Fruit
Cans and Glass Jars in any quantity, at the
lowest wholesale prices.
j. w. WHsos & Co,
aulS-lm No. II College 81.
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First Day of October Next,

And the tract in Smith county, on the premises,
1.-THE residence Of Mrs MARY ALLEN at Trousdale
Ferry, on the THIRD OF THE SAME MONTH.
The Commissioners have authority TO sell at
PRIVATE SALE
Plats of each tract can be seen at any time on
the respective premises, at the Offices of Hon.
Robert L. Caruthers. Nashville. w. A Caruthers
Lebanon, and in possession of Marion B. Kittrell
and any information given relative to said pro-
perty. WIN. A. CARUTHERS, (cor,,-,
MARION B. kITTRELL, ! OOni 70
LEBANON. Tennessee au3l-d2w
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A WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT
SAN. HYMAN has lef for the Eastern cities
for the purpose Of supplying the OH Rs
LIABLE CLoTHISe HoUsE with its Fall and
Winter Si0ck In his absence Mr. ]. w
JuDKNs, who Is a polite and clever gen.
tleman in every sense Of the word, takes
charge Of his business. angSl-lW
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WHEAT.

xxyp WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST MARKET
w bio for Nerchantabfe Wheat.
STRATToN, CHENEY 4 ROY
.,a-fw I'd
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London Money Market.

LoNDoN, September 1.-The money market is
unchanged. Consols S915 for money. The market
for American securities is steady, the quotations
are S SOS 1874; Erie 46; l 81,
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F0R RENT.

y PFNT situated On Payne street. hear the
ShA'i~toeA~ JAS. SLOAN.
Al The HeFmisage Saloon. Church street
auil-tL
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ruEspAY. sEPrEMnER aTH. Isse.

On the premises, Louisa AND MoUST VERNON
FJTRN ACES, situated near the Cumberland river
and the Memphis, Clagksyille Louisville hail'
Logging 10 the two Furnaces Of which parties desiT-
ing 10 engage in the Iron Business can purchase as
much as they desire. Timber is abundant Tor All
purposes. and the ore Of the best quality.
TERNs OF SALE-Ten per cent. Cash. and the
balance on credit Of one, two, and three year.
Netes with good security, e bear interest troin
,an9a-td Clerk and Master.
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Mississippi Plantation

FOR SALE.
I DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION IN
i YAZ0O COUNTY, MESSESSIPPI. 1t
situated sixteen miles from YazOO City. six and q
half North from Benton, on the road TO Licking
ton. and twelve from Vaughn's Station, on the
Mississippi Central Railroad in a good neighbOr-
hood. 1t adjoins the school tract of county, and
has fine Church on the line. 1t has comfortable
and convenient buildings of all kinds, with a
good GIN AND GRIST MILL, two Cisterns,
two unfailing Wells, and plenty Of stock water on
two sides Of the farm. There are
1900 Acres of Land,
Of which about Eight Hundred are under eulti-
walton. Between forty and fifty field hands still
remain on the place, under contract for the pre-
sent year.
l will sell the plantation with the Mules, Stock
of all kinds, Wagons, Farming Utensels Black
smiths Tools-eveTy thing on the place. except
the Cotton and Corn now growing, for 500, 900
IN GOLD, or its equivalent. propose to take
this low price, because planting at distance does
not suit me, at my time of life.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
au3l-d2w Nashville, Tenn.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LOTS
ED FIELD.

Warren&Nloore and others, pa. J. Shelby Williams.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court, at Nashville. in the above
cause viii offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
THURSDAY, THE 9TH SEPTEMBER,
FIFTY LOTS IN Williams Addition TO
EDGEFIELD, fronting on Fatherland, BOscobol,
Shelby Avenue, Williams and Sewer streets.
These Lots are very high and elevated, and afford
some of the most desirable and beautiful BUILD
ING LOCATIONS in the rapidly growing town
of Edgefeld. and cannot fail to attract the atten-
ton of all those DESTROYS of securing homes in
this healthy and desirable location.
Advertisements nave already been made for
proposals to build Street Railroad, located con-
venient TO a number of the above Lots, which
will materially enhance their value.
TERMs-Six, Twelve, Eighteen and Twenty-four
months, With interest. Notes required with good
security and lien retained
NJ. B. HOWELL. G. y NJ.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH,
au28-1m (B) Agents.
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Morgan & Co.. "a. Jackson MeKurnon Co.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE AT
i April Term 1866, Of the Chancery Court, az
Clarksville. i will sell at public auction on
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Broad Street bridge Company

nashville. August Is, 1856.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
j NO. "a North College street. until Mon
day, the 10th day Of September next, for the
LEASE AND ERECTION Of a BUILDING. on
the vacant ground belonging % the Bridge Com
pany AZ the Southeast corner o. thc Public Square,
according 70 plan exhibited q my once.
au8-2a A. W. BUTLER. See'ry.
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CIR EAT SALE

HOUSES AND LOTS IN LOWER
EDGEFEELD.
IAyE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON THE
w IIth of September, 1866. Fifteen
Lots on Bell street and Whites Creek Pike.
Also, House and Lot on Whites Creek Pike. and
House and Lot, corner of Spring and Stewart
streets. This is splendid property, and offers a
fine opportunity for investment. Terms liberal.
Sale will commence near Spring street and Whites
Creek Pike. at II o'clock A. N. 0mnibuses will
leave our Office at 10 o'clock.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH. Agents
N. w. TAYLOR, AuetiOneer.
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SCHOOL NoncE-My school viii com.
mence CA Monday, September 81, in the
Spring street Baptist Church, on Polk Ave
nue.. l.. w. BRYCE THOMPSON.
Sent. 2d-st
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The Annual meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce win be held o. Monday. We
hope it will be attended by every merchant
in the city, and that the beginning Of the
new year may be the occasion Of renewed
life and energy The advantages Of such an
institution, properly conducted, do not adj
nit Of denial. Weir that, year by year,
il may grow in usefulness aud influence un-
al it will become here, as elsewhere, indis-
pensable to the general interests Of the pub
Tic, as well a. 60 the merchants themselves
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
r RAILROAD.

QUICK TIME TO
81. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EAST.
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t-rhS nss ass
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Statement Condition OF the --~
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

." the a DAY Of June "aa to the ''HOIer state
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ROBINSON YEArNAN. JOHN y wHELEss
New Orleans. Nashville.
HKNRN c. YRATNsN.
OF Woods. Neatnan * Co. Nashville.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Iron Property,
AT
CLARKsVILLE, TENN

-lIo IEog
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TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

Office, No. q Church street, (up stairs.l opposite
Maxwell House. jy.5-Sm
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NEGRO MURDERED-We learn that a
negro was most brutality murdered on the
plantation of Mr.. Amos Curtin, about
sixteen miles from the city, on the Ran
dolph road. The circumstance viii
doubtless be seized upon by the Radical
press, to show the doprayity of Southern
society and the insecurity Of life in this
section, as shown in this case, where a
loyal negro who had helped TO save the
country was horribly murdered, his head
being cut of after death. Itappears that
among the hands engaged on Mr.. Cur
Inns plantation were three negroes who
had served in the same regiment in the
Federal ormy, and were very much at
isched to each other. One of them,
named John, vas known to have several
hundred dollars IN his possession,
and talked of renting land TO raise
. crop for himself next season.
A few days since the three friends
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went into the woods for walk, two Of
them returning in short time, gathered
up their clothes and left the plantation.
Nothing being heard of tho negro John,
the woods were searched the next morn
ing, when newly made grave was dis
covered, which on being opened, revealed
the body of the negro horribly mangled,
and with the head severed from the body.
The negro murderers succeeded in
making good their escape.
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CONFERENCE.-The sacrament of con-
frmation was administered to four hun
bred persons by Bishop Feehan, at ST.
Peters Catholic Church, yesterday eve
ming, in the presence of vast assem-
blage of people, many being unable to
gain admittance. The ceremony was
very impressive and beautiful. Previous
to the ceremony the Bishop delivered an
appropriate address on confirmation,
particularly addressed to those about to
receive the sacrament. The choir, under
Prof. Sabatzky, sung several anthems
and psalms in an elegant manner.
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Money Market.

Gold declined to 1877 buying, and dull.
City Scrip declining at G69eS. County warrants
selling at IS 10 80. Southern money is dull and
rates are barely maintained. Brokers pay the
following rates for State banks Bank Of Chat
tanooga. q; Bank of Memphis. par; Bank of
Middle Tennessee. 80 Bank of Tennessee (old
issue, so; Bank Of West Tennessee. ~; City
Bank of Nashville. 60; Commercial Bank, par
Merchants Bank. IS; 0coe Bank, 25; Plan
ters' Bank, n; Southern Bank. 20; Bank of
Shelbyville. 76; Traders Bank. %; Union
Bank, II.
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TO ADvEt,RIT1sERs,

- The Pubic LkDcEn now has byJdr
the largest circulation of ANY daily
newspaper published in the State of Ten
nessce, and offers, therefore, advantages
to advertisers not possessed by any
otherj journal in the Statelg Thisis a fact
which should not be lost sight Of by the
advertising public.
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FOR RE MT.

NOR RENT, ON CHARLESTON RAIL;
Il road, cottage house, out houses. good
garden, cistern, etc., at Ridgway station, twelve
miles east. Railroad accom- modations at pleas
ure. Time to Memphis, 40 to 30 minutes: Pos
session given LIST of January. 1861 Apply to
- 7'1-'' I -71ll 1rFffarfT S. M0SBY.
50 Office. No. Is. over 3O4 Frontst.
NOR RENT.-2 FINE OFFICES ON SEC
L ond hoor, over Is Jefferson street, between
rs n mn anu '' HEWITT q SCHOOLES.
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NOTICES.

NToTICE.-THE SToCKHOL-r
IN ders of the Memphis and rl7sssssssssssl
Hale's Point Packet Co. are hereby notified
that meeting of the Company will be held at
Osceola on Saturday, the LIST of December next,
when business of Importance will be brought
before the meeting. full attendance Is earn
estly requested. By order Of the President.
~ '~'-I Il. p. AYDLETT,
-t -..- Secretary.
NOTICE.-T0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ Germ | will apply for Letters OF Admins
ceased, at the December term. 1866, of the
County Court of Shelby County. Tennessee;
II - ll7LF- j. A. ANDERSON.
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r OST.-ON 2irH INST. McKINNER, BRY-
/ 4 son Il Co.'s check, No. 26S, dated Novem-
Der 10Th, 1866, on Desoto Savings Institution,
payable to Mosby & Dorion. for forty seven
dollars and ffty-two cents. ~! o2.l This Is 10
warn ali persons from trading for same. as pay
ment has been stopped:
II MOSBI DORlON.
II OST-A POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK
l containing weights of cOtton-almost hlled.
Ny name is written on the fy-leaf in the front
of the book. Any person leaving it at the
PuBI, q IEDGgR Office or at 202 Front street will
be literally rewarded. [13l L. N. CRISP.
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7 The ORPHANS FAIR-Tbe fair for the
orphans closed on Saturday evening,
when large number of persons were
present. We learn that the fair was a
decided success in a pecuniary point of
view. The sale of tickets for the piano
will continue until Wednesday, when the
drawing will take place under the direc-
ton of committee of citizens. The
voting for the newspaper desk will con-
tinue until the same time The fine sill
yer trumpet for the most popular fire
Captain was won by Captain John Sig
naigo, of the No. 8, who received gO3
votes; Capt. McFadden receiving 500.
This was we'll deserved compliment, for
it was right that the people should re-
member the noble fireman who is fore
most when their property is endangered.
The vote on the saddle for the city Off
cial was exciting toward the close, Thos.
Malone, Street Commissioner, being
ahead until the last moment, when a
gentleman voted fifty dollars for Fire
Chief Randle, which secured him the
prize-the vote standing Randle 81, Ma
lone 70, Ford 80, Gray 10, Waldraven II.
The saddle for the police captain was
won by Capt. Simonds-the vote being,
for Simonds 70, Garrett a.
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FOR SALE.


r,oR sALE-oNE BRAss-BoUND TOOL
Chest and Kit of Carpenters Tools. APP
ply to Il. L. MIZELL, Police Station. 60 Ad.
ans street, or Desoto street. y
L,0R SALE.-A BARGAIN!
A neat small STORE, two years lease, with
Show Windows, Shelvings, Counter and stove.
for sale. Call Mt 40 Union street. IA
NOR SALE, CHEAP-A YOKE OF FINE
il working OXEN. Inquire at No. IL Madi-
son street. III d. Fun.
NOR SALE.-ANY, ONE WITH, SUFFl-
Z IL cient capital, and well recommended. can
purchase n One-thrd interest in hrst,class
street. for particulars.
For Rent, CHEAP.-A large and well i'm
isbed Basement. Inquire as above. 20
NOR SALE.-TYPB METAL tBETTER
IL than babbetl for sale low, by
WHITMORE BROS.
r.ta pupIIc LEDGER office.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS BY refer
ence to an advertisement elsewhere, it
will be seen that a meeting of De stock
holders Of the Memphis and Halle
Point Packet Company will be held at
OsceoIa, on Saturday next, for the trans
action Of important business.
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CRY CHARTER.-The amendment TO
the city charter has passed its final read
ing in the Legislature, the extension of
the city limits having been previously
stricken out. A separate amendment for
the extension of the limits will shortly
be presented, which, it is said, will have
a good prospect for passing.
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ALI that the poets have sung of the
floral products Of any zone is illustrated
and realized in the enhancing fragrance
Of PhalOn's Night Blooming Cereus'
A bottle Of It should always stand beside
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THEATRcAL-Mr Edwin Adams closed
his three weeks engagement at the New
Memphis Theatre on Saturday evening,
and left for New Orleans. His engage
ment was the most successful one of the
season, and added considerable to his
reputation and pocket.
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PIrTsBURG CoAL-Briggs & Peterson,
Office ID Madison street Branch Office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. so
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PITTsBURG Coal AND GAS Coke
Brown 4 Jones, office 247 Second street
Branch office 376 Main street-R. G.
Hite, agent sasgs,nwea 81 qsI 95
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TaTTIE,hCITY. I
M Il M Il HIS;
Monday Evening. Nov. &c. 1866

LOCAL NorIoEs, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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+ H. B. PACKER, Pittsburg coal, Office
No. 1909 Main street. 1873
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likewise. Reader, if you ever stop at
Brownsville, try the Inequalities of the
Nelson House, You will not regret it.
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A Coon PLAoE TO SToP AT.-Parties
travelling on the Memphis and Ohio rail-
road should know that at Brownsville
there is an establishment styled the
Nelson House, where everything that is
needed TO refresh the inner man is served
up in excellent style to those stopping
there. 1t is presided over by gentlemen
who understand their business, and at
tend to q in such manner as to cause
all who patrOHize them ONCE to call
again. and recommend their friends to do
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STEALING HoRsEs AND WAGON. dan
Dodson, Henry Brown, Joseph McKin-
ney and Wilson Hall were arrested yes.
terday for stealing a span Of horses and
a wagon from J. I. Bourne's plantation,
seven miles from town, on the Pigeon
Roost road. A warrant was issued by
Esquire Creighton in the case this morn
ing 81 asw sa&.Z
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MOllie Hambleton, st Francis river.

Mollie Hambleton, St Francis river
Natoma, st. Francis river.
| Paragon, Vicksburg. -,-r rr.-
i. L. McGill, St Louis.
Cleaner, Arkansas river.
lIt Departures. 4rrr
NJ. E. Forsythe, New Orleans.
Paragon, St. Louis.
Indiana, Louisville.
Liberty, Louisville.
Dan Able, Vicksburg
Des Arc, White river. lti Wv
Olive Branch, st, Louis.
hyatt, Cumberland river. #.
Guldon, Arkansas river.
J: 7. Webb, Evansville.
Marble City, ST. Louis. a
Boats in Port.
1. L. McGill, Mollie Hambleton, Ma.
toma, Robert Burns, Mary Erwin, Com
mercial, Cora s., St. Patrick, Cleaner,
Belle Memphis, Laura Fenton, Victor
No 2.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and S. Louis.-The famous
Belle Memphis is the regular packet this
evening leaving at FIVE o'clock. The
genial Capt Dan Mussleman commands,
and the witty Larry EntlT presides in
her Office. The Belle is gay boat, and
will do to travel on,
Haile's Point Capt ]. H. Stephens
craft, the Victor No. 2, leaves for Ran-
dolph, Fulton and way points this evening.
Nat Stephens is clerk.
Cairo and Louisville = The pretty
steamer Laura Fenton, Captain James
Bellas, leaves this evening for the Ohio.
o. Hewitt and W. B. Pennington have
charge of her Office.
Miscellaneous.
The river is falling at St. Louis. The
Ohio is falling, with six feet at Pittsburg
and eight in the canal at Louisville, but
several of the tributary streams are
rising. Arkansas river is low ald falling
with three feet in the channel to Little
Rock.
The City of Alton, Marble City, and
some Of the other steamers of the St
Louis Packet Company, with their usual
generosity, presented magnificent cakes
to the orphans fair The officers of the
Dan Able also sent one worthy of that
fine steamer, to the fair en- Saturday.
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Special Notices.
Special Notices will be inserted 10 this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.

The Great Need Supplied pills have been
swallowed in millions. Salyes have been rubbed
in by the pound. DR.. MAGGIEL's two grand
specifies are putting an end to this wholesale
system of medcati ton. One of his famous pills
is a dose. 4 box of his healing salve is Of more
value, as a remedy for ulcerous and eruptil e
diseases, than a ships cargo of the ointments
advertised to cure everything, but are all, in
fact, either useless or deeteriOus.
DR.. MAGGEIL's motto is CONCENTRATION. He
has placed in the smallest compass the active
principle Of the most potent vegetable specifics.
There is no mineral in his Pills-they do not
gripe-they do not enfeeble. They create a
vigorous appetite, and correspondinglystrength
en- the digestion. They tune the liver. clear
the head and steady the nerves.
Ne form of scrofulous disease can resist the
disenfectent operation Of the Salve. Tumor
Assesses, Salt Rheun, Boils, Pimples. Pus-
tules, ETC.. are thoroughly eradicated by this
unrivaled medicine. In fact. MAGGIEL's Bill
IoUs, DYsPEPTIo and DIARRHEA PILLS cure
where all others fail. While for Burns. Scalds.
Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions Of the skin.
Maggiel's Salve is infallible. Sold by J. Mag
gie, 43 Fulton street. New York. and all Drug
gsts. at % cents per box. 4-l49
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HEAVEN AND HELL.--Parties desiring
to take a birds eye view of the above
places can be gratified on Friday evening
next at the Memphis Club Hall, when
the great original Miltonian Tableaux of
Paradise Lost, representing heaven, hell,
chaos, the creation and paradise, will be
presented. There will be twenty-three
heavenly SCENES, fifteen Of hell and chaos,
eight Of the creation, and seventeen of
paradise. This instructive exhibition is
very highly spoken of by those who have
seen it.
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BoARplNc.

DING.-ATTENTI0NI FOUR NICE
Drooms furnished or unfinished, suitable for
families, two squares from Worsham House, to
let with board in a. private house; heiereneeee
required. Apply to q. w. b.. 20 Main ST. q
DOARDING-BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
ID can be had Mt l04 Market street. 74e
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court is in ses-
sion in the Library Building, Third
street. Patrick Purdy and Con. Sullivan
were on trial for larceny this morning.
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MATRIMONIAL. Certificates were re-
turned to the County Court Clerk during
the past week, as evidence that the fol-
lowing parties had been legally married
W. +. Mayes and Mrs. Sarah Ann Ar
thur, Nov. goth John Allen Ledbetter
and Mason Ann Jordan, Nov. 4th; b. L.
Branch and Miss Mary Rayner, Nov.
10TH Frank Smith and Julia Ann Price,
Nov. llth; Matthew Wood and Fannie
Williams, Nov 23d George Hooks and
Maggie Taylor, Nov. 10Th.