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CoNeREssIeNAI PROCEEDENes.
W~ASHiN6rORs March q.
HoTrcH

HOUSE
On motion of Mr.. Schenck, the Senat,
joint resolution appropriating Sl50,000 L
reimburse Miss Clara Burton for money
expended by her and for aid in the prose
cution and searching for missing soldiers
was, by unanimous consent, taken from
the Speakers table, read three times ant
passed.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Joint Commit.
tee on Reconstruction, presented Tn,
views of the minority, himself and Mr.
Washburne, of Illinois, in regard to the
admission Of them, which was ordered
printed.
Mr.. Elliott offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Secretary O
War to communicate TO the House all
orders issued by the Commissioner and
Assistant of the Freedmanis Bureau.
The Judiciary Committee being called
upon for reports, Mr.. Wilson, from that
committee, reported back with an
amendment, the House bin to facilitate
postal and military communications
among the several States.
The amendment reported is in these
terms provided this act shall not affect
any stipulation between the Govern
ment Of the United States and the rail-
road companies for transportation, with
out compensation, impair nor change
the condition by reason o fany act grant
ing lands To any such company 10 aid in
the constructed of its roads"
At the suggestion of Mr.. COnklin, 1t
was laid over until Tuesday 10 be pre-
scented in the resolutions.
Mr.. Wilson reported back the House
bin 10 fix the number Of Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, and
10 change certain judicial districts, which
was considered and passed.
The bill enacts that hereafter the SUI
preme Courts shall consist of one Chief
Justice and eight Associate Judges.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the Senate bin to protect all persons
in the United states IN their civil rights,
and furnish the Means Of their vindiea-
ton, which had been postponed until TO-
day.
Mr.. Brommell spoke in favor Of the
bill.
bfr. Bingham offered an amendment
to the pending motion, TO Tecommit,
with instructions. The amendment pro-
poses TO strike out that there shall be no
distinction in civil rights from the first
section, and also strike out everything
penal in the bin, and authorizing Grim
NAL proceedings, and in lieu thereof 20
give all citizens of the United States, in
iured by the denial or violation of any of
their rights, secured and protected by
this act, the rightO of action in the United
ZsnNaa Enrrrf
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HELIOARISTOTYPIA
This Chef d aeuvre of Photography

THIS Incompatible gem, is being produced
Il daily by T. E. HANBURY, at oak Gallery
2z2i2 Main street.
II cannOt be described. Call and examine
specimens, and you will be convinced VI thell
superiority to all pictures known TO the art.
marlieadtm
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I'VE welcome, with a full heart, an oil
and value ! lady contributor, the utter
ances Of whose genius has found an echi
I'm many a heart in the by-gone years
We trust we shall hear from her FIRE
quently.l
SINCE LAST WE MET.
A volume rom The Book OF Life
Lies folded-and each leafis wet
With tearsthat Time can never dry,
since last we met, since last we met.
Ties tina around the heart were spun,
And with Its very Being sci,
Have all been wildly. madly riven,
Since last we met, since last we met.
The harp, whose trembling songs, perhaps
You Do not even now forget,
Lies shattered. never more 20 wake,
Since last we met, since last we met.
The hand that loved TO wake It's spell,
Is palsied meath this blow. and vet,
More keenly. wildly beats the heart
Since last we met, since last we met.
The hair, whose ustre rivk'd then,
The ravens wing or hue OF JET
Is manued with its silver sheen.
Since last we met, since last we met.
For OH. the white-robed king has claim'd
The sacrifice. the sin-barbed debt
And desolauon's dover is hers,
Since last we met since last we met,
wild a. the tempest wing anddarisn
The night in which he4 sun has set
And life is but a weary dream,
Since last We mel, since last we met
The only ray that flights the gloom,
The single star that fingers yet,
shines on the pathway 20 the tomb,
Since last We met, since last We met.
EsTELLE.
MEMPHIS, February y.
For the Appeal
wGT ron NE. LOVE.
DEDICATED TO ruu MEMORY or s. e. BROOKS,
DIED ~fEHRUARA 27E
Wait Tor me, love,
When Won reach the silent and silver strand
BY the banks of the river wide and grand
flows mis side Of that beautiful land
Wait for me.
Wait for me, love
Z win Journey on down the western side,
meet you there by the mystic tide;
By the silent river deep and wide,
Wait FOR me.
Wait for me. love,
when the boatmau, silent and cold and pale,
Rows over his bark with its snow-white sail;
Wen leave together this sorrowful vale
Wait for me.
Wait FOR me. love
We will tread
the beautiful shore,
When the silent boajman rows us DER,
To part, my darling ANNIE, Oh
Then wait for me, love.
NJ
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The BELGIANs IN MExIcO.-Lata
Mexican advices state that the Belgian
troops refused 10 fight under the Impe-
rial Gen. Mendes, who shot Ortega, not
caring if Belgian prisoners be shot ia re-
taliation. tBrazinda wanted to have
every fifth Of the offenders shot, but the
Empress iDterpesed in their behalf. The
Belgians say they are willing 10 90 home
IN disgrace, but won't fight under Men
DIES. Bazine is said 4 have intimated
there must be a war with the United
States.
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CORDOvA. Several correspondents
anxious to obtain information about Mex
leo, with 3 view to emigration there,
write us to obtain the address Of GOV.
HARRIS. We believe it is, simply, Cor
dova, Mexico. Judge PERKINS and Cen
PEICEare at the sameplace. Weimagine
letters, with prepaid T.. :. postage VIII
go through the mail 10 any part Of Mex
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NOTICE..

Law Side Common Law and Chancery Cour
Of the City OF Memphis.
CLERKS OFFlCE, March 10th, 1865.
J. s. wilkins and r. Hin, surviving partner
+. II. Clark q Co, PLANTING, rs. John ID. Ar
mouT, Observation-Disclosures suit
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having beer
"A made in this case lea pursuance Of Secti0r
800 OF the Code OF IenneSsee, and Attachment
having been issued and returned by tine prone
oficer Levied, etc, OF the property OF m
defendant. John j. Armour.
10 is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appears at the Court House ia the city OF Mem.
phis, Tenn, on or before the second Mondav h,
June next, and defend this suit, or me SAM
will be- taken for confessed As 10 him and ~
case set for hearing cE pQf1e, - and thai a am,
OF this order be published once a Week for az
consecutive weeks Ia The Memphis APpEAI
A copy JOHN DONOVAN. Clerk
BY MASON HYDE, ID. q.
Aarch II, 1870 laW4we.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,

Acting and Stage Manager-.-W. &. TnoMPsoz.
stage DlIeclor- HuaTLEY.
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bN A correspondent wishes to know
whether, previous to the var the cleo
toral vote Of South Carolina for President
of the United States, was not cast by the
Legislature Of that State. It was, but
the Constitution is ROW changed and the
election given to the people.
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FREEM AN.-nted, OF consumption. In SaI
Antonio, Texas, on the 18th or February, 1856
ALICE 7. FIREMAN, wife or John W. Wiliksr
I'm IN In ~ ...nn ~ nnu -
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
M EN- HIS.
SUNDAY. nARoH II. 1855.

81 a private letter from Texas gives
the Information that twenty-five meh-
sers Of the Convention Of that State are
u favor Of negro suffrage.
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IHE JUDICIARY BLL-The Worlds
washington correspondent saws the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee, on Wednesday.
considered at length the bill eorgan-
izing the Judiciary Of the United states.
Il viii be completed at the next meeting
and reported at once to the Senate.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Ecuador Declares Var against Spain
Attempted Revolution ia Hsy7f-LOsS 0f
Tro Peruvian Var Ships-The ReuO-
tuition ~ BOliUiu Ended.
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Wait for me. love,
when The boatmau, silent and cold and pale,
over his bark with its snow-white sail
Wen leave together this sorrowful vale
Wait for me.
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From Guayaquil, by way of Paita,
Peru, we learn that the efforts of the
Garcia Moreno party have been success
ful in bringing the country into IN often
~ive and defensive alliance with Peru and
Chill against Spain. The treaty was
signed at Quito on the Both January, by
the three Ministers Of the respective
Republics.
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W. R. MI. wICKs.
DR. q. v. MALOEE.
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Chance,u Sale on nm AprY. 1866.

ChdnceFy Sale on I'm AprH, 1866.
Archibald Wright as. John D. Armour and
Others.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree, made
ID IN TINS cause, on the "a day of January,
1870, l VIII sell at public auction at the court
House door, in the city Of Memphis,
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il, 1866,
between the hours of and I2m., the following
described real estate, to-wit: Two certain lots
Of land, being part of John d. ArmourS sub
division of original country lots Nos. 1913 and
494; one of said lots, Viz: lot No. -, BEGINNING
AT a stake at The southwest corner OF :. Mans
fields lot on Monroe street extended, and on
the north side of said street, and running thence
westwardly with the north side Of said street
extended y feet; thence n~Orthwardiy 1851 feet
at right angles with said street; thence east with
the line of an alley " feet 10 "a stake on Mans
fields line; thence south with Mansheld's line
l3Sz feet to the beginning, upon which ara four
tWo-stoIy frame buildings. The other lot, COM
nsenciug nj the northeast corner Of j. II. Ar
mours lot frontiEg ON charleston avenue, and
running south 10 feet to New Madison street
thence east with the line of New Madison
street 1856 feet 10 the point whore said New Mad
ison street connects with charleston avenue;
thence west with the south line of Charleston
avenue l55 feet 10 the beginning, on which
stands "A hotel. Also one other lot, beginning at
astake on the north side Of New Madison street
600 feet west Ofthe Intersection OF Orieansstreet
with new Naulson street thence West WIN the
north side OF New Madison street 800 feet TO tile
corner OF Lauderdale street; thence north with
the line Of Lauderdale street LOO feet To an alley
49, feet wide; thence east with said alley 800
feel to a stake, thence 100 feet south to the be-
ginning. being part of original country lot No4n.
Also, one other lot beginning at a stake al
the corner or intersection of Orleans and New
Madison street; thence west with the north line
Of New Madison street go feet 70 a stake
thence north at right angles with New Madison
street 100 feet to an alley l6le feet wide; thence
east with tie south side Of said alley 60 feet 10
ORLEANS street, thence south with the west line
Of Orleans lO feet 10 the beginning, being the
east end Of the property Of John D.. Armour,
fronting on the north side Of Madison street,
ami "A part Of country lt No 49,
Also, another lot beginning NJ a stake on the
south side OF New Madison street, where the
north line Of the Pigeon RoOst road intersects
said street; thence east with the south line OF
New Madison street 40 feet to a stake: thence
south 20 feet 10 the north line Of said road, and
at right angles from said road thence west with
the north line Of said rOad 400 feet to the begin
ming, being part of original country lot NO. Ias.
TERMS uF SALE.
A credit OF seven months, with bonds and APP
proved security, and n lien retained till pay
ment Of the purchase money.
A. ASTON.
- H. --I
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire broke out
IN Titusviile, Pa, on Wednesday,
which destroyed an entire block. The
buildings consisted OF clothing, grocery,
mated at $1,000 0 Insured for less than
$4,000.
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I'VE welcome, with a fun heart, an old
and value lady contributor, the utter
ances Of whose genius has found an echo
i'm many a heart in the by-gone years.
We trust we shall hear from her fire.
osre,fIv-
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NEW ADvERTrsEM,Ts.
JUST RECEIVED.

j ED,
AND FOR SALE Low FOR CASH!
900 PACKAGES STAR CANDLES,
100 Bags Prima-Rio Coffee.
50 Casks Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
- I1erces Sugar cured Hams.
% hhdA all grades Louisiana Sugar,
% Casks, quarts aud plnts, " W. Younger
q Cos strong Ale ana Porter.
~ BIDS. Texas Pecans, extra large.
DO Bbls Mess Pork aud Reef
80 Bbls and half bbls White Fish.
10 Bols Bourbon Whisky a years old
Also, our Own Importations OF:
so Baskets, quarts and pints, BoucIae,
Ftts& Co.'S" BOuzy " and "Cabiiet" Cham
payne. ~
100 Baskets, cts. and Pts, aPlper Heidsick"
Champagne.
8 Boxes,ots. and Pts, 4chas. Fare sneryr
Champagne.
Q Boxes, OTIS. and Pts. @De st. Marceaux'
50 Cases. Qts. and Pts, Olive Oil.
lN Cases and Sardines.
ig Gases Claret, various brands.
tasks, Qts- and Pts, " Rob. Younger &
sons" Sparkling Ale.
5 Pipes Gomez SancboH Table sbsrr-
Pipes Old Port Wine.
2 Pipes y. Denis Henry Mounie & Co.'S
8 Pipes "Pinet Castiilon & Co" do 1850.
10 Pipes "Lz Rochelle United Propriefors %
Cognac, 1888.
5000 Havana Segars various braHds.
Besides a full assortment OF Goods usually
found In our line, warranted fresh.
2s2 Front Street, between Madison a Conf sts
fe2S-mar4-marli-Im
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Wait Cor me, love
We viii tread
the beautiful shore,
When the silent boajman rows us DER,
To part, my darling ANNIE, oh nevermore-
Then wait for me, love.
NJ. g.
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WANTED

w
Fifteen good, able bodied men 90 cut cordvooI.
White men preferred. Apply to Crismau &
E~dmondson, Ne. rs Union street.
mart-iW
WANVED-At the STAR GALLERY. q
~ respectable young Lady, 90 attend the
Reception RO0m-Jne who Is DESTROYS OF learn
ing 10 color Photographs In Water-tolOrs aud
lnula-Iuk preferred. Best OF references re-
quired.
MARI n. a. BALCH, Proprietor.
WANTFD-AGeHts-To sell the lives
w of southern Generals and their cam
paigns. Also, life or Stonewau Jackson. Dis
tinguished Women Of the South, Pollard's His
tory OF the War. Confederate OmciaI Reports
0f Battles, Morgan and his Men. Also, En2ra-
wings and Photographs Of southern Generals,
by TERSBULL UUHAET,
feb2 I'm &S Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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THE FRENCH EXPEDITION To
MEXEC0-

N0Do7e0n's Letter TO General F0rey-The
Cardinal Hcd OF Intervention IN Mer-
leo What French NGa-LnterUentiOn
Means.
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,. @sI,spoeial attention given to disease. o

Tor me benefit OftIose troubled with diseases
OF ne UTERUS he viii mention. that in sep
seilpeir 1913, he removed a TUhfOE Tor POlypasi
ION tho uterus, uOr Mrs. Wesley Parker, 0f
alhehs, Cal as large AS an infant head,
measuring seven and a half Inches in length y.
aIo there has been no return OF the tumor.
u is by the request OF the lady her name IL
mentioned.
DIT, e has never lost a patient, nor had the
slightest accident Ia happen. IA 3 Old patients
invariably send their friends TO him. In Mis-
siaSippt he operated upon four in one family
a father and three sons.
Patients are not confined 10 their hesls. and
ton.
Dr c. must see his patients, or he can DO
nothing for them.
Address him to thsgcareof the Gayoao House.
marriott
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WANTS.

NJ A n II 70 D.
Inmediately, an active youuv man 70 disfrf-
butte books Liberal Inducements offered. sp-
ply before . O'Clock Am, Monday. az 100, up
stairs, Vance street, near corner Br5oto.
marll-ite
WANTED TO LfgNSU-Bu-ines
" Property from ten 20 twenty wears IN the
city OF Memphis, for which Tie highest urea
viii be paid. Address =. T.. Hughes, Lock Box
go Memphis. Tennessee. f..gLfiu
WANTED
Boarding by a lady, IN some private amiiy.
Inc pest OF references given. Address.
L. r.,
marS-fw Lock Box Ii - q.
BOARD AND Ann
- gentleman and lady, without children, can
be accommodated with "A front room, Nv early
application at No. 80 Madison street. south
Side, between Second and Third Streets.
mari ste
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts.
TIn The Indies

To The Ladies'.
MISS n. ENGLISH. has received a select
vi stock Of spring goods, such as bounetS,
ribbons, hats, lowers, lhces, head dresses, etc.
The dress making department will be supeTin-
tended by Miss 5. Pryne, from New York. La
dies, remember the number, 80 Main street,
over Wolfs dry goods store, next door 10 Nc
Kinney marll-lm
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On the evening Of the 18th a conspiracy
against the Government of the Dictator,
Prad0, was discovered and frustrated, the
friends of the Dictator being too strong
at present. The rising was 10 have been
simultaneous at Callao and Lima. The
! r~ingleaders, who are not named except
! Gen. Savalle. were east into prison.
From private sources We learn that the
Peruvians have lost through the care
-lessness or Incompetence Of their COM
manders two Of the ships of their little
navy.
The frigate Amazonas, while en-
d~eavoring to enter Port Montt, ran
ashose, cIreened and filed. She was in
the wake of four others of the fleet, the
whole force having gone there
10 Join the ChiIian fleet. The
monitor Loa, built at Calla0, for harbor
defense, was run aground on the Whales
Back, in the harhur Of Callao, and win
DE a total loss. The commander says he
was looking for a channel.
a revolt among the Chinese, who are
50 cruelty worked and treated By their
masters at the Chericha Islands, broke
out on the 3Sth Of January. The China
men on the middle Island early in the
morning rose in a body and attempted to
kill all their ~corpOrals OF overseers, also
Cinnamon, and, before the military
could be brought 10 their assistance,
~butcheTed four of them, drove others into
the sea, anddanger0usly wounded others.
In restoring order tWenty-siX Cinnamon
were shot down, several of them dead.
The Peruvian Government had taken
possession Of the storeship at the Chin
chas. belonging to Mr.. BFyce-fOr what
reason is not known.
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Corner Of Court Street.)
10 TieFees New Magnolia Hams.
10 do do Davis star do
80 Gases ClaFet.
10 DOG. Sugar OF Lemon.
300 Packages Star candles.
100 BblS. fresh Harrison Fl6ur.
90 Cases fresh RaspbeFFies.
20 do do Strawberries.
100 do and . lbs. cans Cove 0ysters.
50 do fresh Tomatoes.
% do ~ ~SaFdints.
20 do I-2 do
20 Kegs BelCheF's Golden Syrup.
q Bbis. do do do
30 Boxes Maccaroui and VermicelH.
50 Kegs choice Leaf Lard.
10 Bills. DO do do
~ Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
% Gases assorted Jellies.
50 Bhls Heavy Mess Pork.
10 Bids Magnolia Sugars.
- do assorted Louisiana Sugars,
80 Boxes German soap.
10 do Breakfas Bacon.
80 Dozen Extra BrOums.
~ do Condensed Cream.
- do do MIX.
10 Bags Carolina Rice.
10 do Old Government Java.
lGO Boxes Extra Stick Candy
- 10 Fancy Candy.
80 Kegs choice MolasSes.
10 Boxes Extra Goldfish.
can and examine our stock and prices You
viii not regretit 10.
TOoF, PHILLIPS & CIRODE,
la2l-iels-inarll 25 Front ST.
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PANAMA, Friday, Feb. %, 1866.
The British mail steamship Pacific,
brings dates from Valparaiso and Santi-
ago de Chill 10 Feb. 8, from Bolivia 10
the 7th, and from Callao and Lima 10
the l4th inst.
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OYERTON HOTEL.
Trustees SITE.

pursuance ofa Trust Deed made 10 the I'M
4 dtrsiyneu, 3D.. A. shepherd, nv j.. ~. Heukel.
dated November 18th, 1861, and duly recorded.
[ viii.
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TAKING ORDERS.

MIR. FRANK DAVENPORT, ofthe celebrated
NJ establishment of Robins d Davenport
Merchant TaIlors. IT. Louis, Mo. is at tht
oayUsO House, and for Il few days will take the
orders Of gentlemen who wish clothing made
up in the most elegant style.
Call at any hour aG the GayOsO, and examine
the superb samples Of goods.
Vaar4n-nfa
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COMMISSION!

VIA are constantly in receipt OF -four. pork,
bacon, lard, whisky, pure Bourbon and
Ryel. sugar, coffee. mOlasses, together with "a
large and full stock of other Groceries and
Plantation Supplies, which viii be sold at the
lowest cash prices.
BROOKS, NELLY & co,
feb2S I'm marlI No. go Front Street.
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT

EOR RENT
Rooms in the Webster Block, Jamisou Block.
Exchange ana Elliott street, also half of "a store
on Main street. Also five rooms in one Of Tire
finest houses in Memphis, near the Catholic
Church. G.. W. POOL IS co.
mHrl-im-marl0 TE9 Main SO.
DO O NJ L q r T. n p
A nice comfortable room, either furnished uT
unfurnished, and suitable for % gentleman and
wife, or two single gentleman can b- had with
board, on application nj al Shelby street.
lnari0-lw~
TOR r. Il n Il
Several good rooms for rent, suitable for IN
ces. Enquire Of WM. BENDER.
felS I'm No. % Main street.
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SAL
-OF-
Lots in DuValI's Bluff,
WHITE RIVER, ARK,
0n Thursday. April 5tI. 1866.
Sale 10 Continue from Day 10 Day Until
All Are Sold.

nUNALLS BLUFF Is situated on the West
- Bank Of the White River. $50 miles from
US mouth, 3i miles from Memphis, where the
Memphis % Little Rock Railroad CROSSES that
stream, ana IS 4! miles nom Little Rock. II is
situated on "a bluu 81 feet above high water, and
is one Of the healthiest places la Arkansas.
steamboats, run regularly from Memphis and
81. Louis and other points TO Duvull's Bluff.
The river is always nEyigable TO That place.
may bee had and maps seen at r.
G. Brinkley office, Memphis; r. g. Whithelds,
IoTiuth. Miss, at r. 2. office, Little Rock. and
nv Office. Duyaiis Bluff.
TERMS: Oue-third cash, balance in one and
two years with interest. Title perfect. General
Warrantee Deeds given and Lien reserved.
B. u. WILLIAMS.
Agent for Company.
FzbrusF-v r 1879 r,.reTr,
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BOLIVIA

The revolutionists in Bolivia were de.
defeated In "a battle at Niacha, near Is
Pay, on the 2ith January. Gen. ALelga.
reio entered La Paz the same day, offer.
ing pardon 10 all those who had compro
missed themselves against him. He alst
issued a proclamation converting for tn,
first OF August next a National Assem-.
bly,, t. elect "a Provisional President and
TO reform the Constitution of 1861.
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GREENLAW'S OPERA HOUSE!
Positively -Four Nlghts Only.
FUN EXTRAORDINARY

RAT 81 COCK PIT.
No 304L Main Street.
HAVING rented the hall ntted up fer the
~ Memphis hillinrd Tournament. ] win Open
ithsa piaceOt publicamusemeut on Thursday
evening, March stu, beginning with a rat pit.
performance TO he varied with severai cock
hshts. Free admission 10 every man enterfug
a Dog or a fighting cock. Several lue came
lOWi hecuged FOR opening night. Best Of order
VIII pc entorcei- Tickets - ceuts. 90 De had at
~ principal bars. Programme TO be published
Thursday morning.
nri-5t WILLIAM COOPER.