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The steamer Mamie was sold nj Nashville on
last thursday. 10 capt. Fred Mitchell, for s29i1.
The wrecxiug boat Salvor has gone 70 Mem
phts to raiSe the wharfbOat that sank a Few
nights since.
Capt-Johu A. Williamson, formerly OF the
Lady Gay, has taken charge Of the new steamer
Mariner. Wonder II he still thinks a "nlgget
is as good as a white man-R pUbdcdH, l4rt.
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TO- o. F-P. G. N. Robert Hatton will De
buried At Lebanon on Thursday, by the hide
pandsut Order or Odd Fellows, with the ritual
ana ceremonies due 10 his rank. We under
stand that Grand Master t.. 7. Prescott and
o-herd,uuguished members ofthe craft lsit on
--.I- ,-....-iar- ~ l. MAN.
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PROFESSOR SCTnuDs ~CoNCEEr-Io our very
great regret we were unable to attend This con-
cert last evening, ba; We are Informed by sew
sral friends who were present, a. was a COM
plere success. and gave great satisfaction TO
7sr-a and fashionable audience
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Nnhce.

Notice Is hereby given that at the last Feb
ruary term Of the County Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, letters OF administrator
were granted TO the undersigned on the estate
Mary stewart, deceased. An persons ou Iuz
said estate are requested to come forward and
settle Tire same, and those having claims against
said estate are requested 20 present the same
within the time prescribed by law or they viii
De barred MN. BATTLE.
feIS-llWtNH AlmiufsFrYEor
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FINANCIAL.

Since the great panic, money matters have
never been so dull in this market aswlthin the
past week, although there has been Nc changes
Of Importance except ia Gold.
Exchange remains firm and quiet, and the
prevailing rates for New Orleansand New York
sight checks. are as follows: Baying Z discount.
selling, 2. premium. Time bills, ten days, "a
twenty days, ], and thirty DAYS, IA OF.
Gold Is still dropping. Yesterday the bankers
we're ioathe % take II at ..
There is very little silver in the MARKET ana
the few transactions reported were Al 20Duying.
and - selling.
Currency is still very tight, and the few regu-
lar customers who are 50 fortunate as to obtain
it on their paper, do so at 1 per cent, whilst On
the street, outside parties dHd 10 difficult 70 OBJ
tain accommodation az . and ~ per cent.
Sevsn-thirtles-the only class Of Government
paper in this market, are quiet and firm at Sc
buying, and - and par selling.
The Uucurreut Note market, is also duh and
quiet. Wsgiye herewith alist O them and their
value Ia this market. The mates afths Banks
Of Virginia and North Carolina, are omitted, g.
there are none In circulation here.
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d. AiRtS on the above g14t-oue mia
-DD from P-ocabGutas Two rur Dwelling
udLh"nr prrnard~ Wells anil lasting springs
One hundred acres Iu cuItfv1f8H--In -
bought Al tue Low PRICE of - per acre.
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sURURsAN PROPERTY.
City Residence.
Nineaecn Acre.

trout on Wellington street. Good n0usa-du8
rooms, out houses. line ev-rsraras iu lie yart
Price, Slsu-Oue-halI cash balance In one
year. S6.10 al cash.
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DRoPsY

Is n collection Of water ia some parts Of the
body. and bears diferenI names, according ~
the parts affected, viz when geueFally dinQsed
over the body, ir IS called Anasacra when Of
the abdomen, Ascitss; when Of the chest, Hy-
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oMMERoIAL


The day passed in complete inactivity proba-
bly, not one hundred bales changing hands
There was no news In. and buyers were utterly
Indisposed 10 operate, refusing, when called
upon, 70 give mere theu 80 cents Tor midding.
SALES were confined 70 one, two and nye bale
lots and we could hearof nothing worth report
ing. Aiot Of 60 bales, mlddifng and strict, WAS
sold the night before at 80 cents. Quotations
umier these circumstances, are ofcourse merely
nonunaL = 2
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DAYS AND NIGHTS EQUAL-We are informed
by Mr.. William Dardis, the sun crosses the line
to-day. and the days and nights are now equal
the sun rising at il O clock, and setting Al SIX
iu the a~fteruoon. He predicts dry weather.
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms. on
~ Vance street
L9T p feet By 81 $500 s5eq Fash six ana
LTelva mouths
one FEAAE CpffAGE, on Vance streets
rooms, out houses and lDt. T-rus.. SGD cash.
beruti01L 40 Zoe a. dE- residence
one t&1-tGry NEW FEANE -HT-4F-sfv
rooms oGL houses, me Cl-fam- Iu l laSfrlbI-
position, near Mrs. To 4barr. ~.I-r-~-ffuHsl-
Oue-half cash 9 and h. rr.urHs
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LArE PAPERs.-We are daily under oolga-
lions 70 Messrs- Emmons & Son for late LOUIS
vile, Cincinnati and New York papers which
they keep constantly on hand, a. vel as a
choice selection 81 literature. stationery, etc.
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JOHNSON CLUB.-A meeting Of the Johnson
Club wn be held this evening at seven O'Clock,
az Exchange Building. A large attendance OF
members isreQuested, as business ofimportance
VIII be hronaht hafore The mating.
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ON the Cdaucery side Of the Commou Law and
thareery Court Jf The city of Memphis.
B. Boro rs. r. Norochi. Petition for Removal
OF TruStrep.
IT appearing from the petition filed in this
/ cause. that q. L0gomOrziuO executed a deed
Of trust % Mary NOrOchi, ana appointed r..
NOTOchl Trustee, and that the said MARY VOro-
chi transferred 20 B.. B0rO sal I deed OF trust.
And IL rgrther appearing from said petition that
the said L. NJrgrIl has removed himself from
INC state OF Tennessee. and that petitioner
prags that he be removed as Trustee. Notice is
therefore >iveu to the said r. NorOchi TO ap-
pear and snow cause ON or before the
lSTM MONDAY IN MAY NEXT.
why be shall rot Zoe removed and on failure so
TO 90, the prayg of petitioner will be heard s-
part. tt Is further OrderSt that this notice be
published once a week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis APPEAL
A. ASTON.
mr. U-tlwIw Clerk and Master.
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HIaHEAY R~osEERY-Nr F. n. Valentine
vas robbed Of q fine gold watch by a negro,
who accns.ed him on the corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, with the inquiry 81 hr didn't
wish 90 get shars5r and during the brief confer
enc the negro possessed himself 81 tie watch
and made on. BE was pursued, arrested and
committed 10 jail on a warrant issued by Is
ouIrs Creighton, and viii nave a hearing this
mine
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CoLoRED DUEL-Two negro cavalry
men settled a difficulty in Norfolk a few
nights ago with pistols. One Of them
was hit in the mouth.
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Main Street.

Two COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on sfain strssr,
1 below the 81. q r. r.. o..
one LEO-etory FhAHt HOUSE, fortWo tsne-
lneut. uueiy arranged
Ian. iUJy Jos feet I1nIfs. f.rrrB
cash @ aid l. months.
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TELEsRAPH.-In consequences Of the thunder
storm north Of here last night. we did noa re-
ceive our usual telegraphic reports.
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NEW YORK. Wnrch u.
The Dry Goods market is quiet, with a down
ward tendency. The following are joDbers'
prices:
Brown ShestlugS-Augusta % inch dc; do 80
inch 9c; Lauark 26ei Park 2uc.
Bleached Shirtinss-Hlls SeIHper Idsm. 3G
inch Sc; do y inch 334c; Bates 3 2 $50.
Prluts-Sprague I9c; Pacific I4c: American
lSc Allen I1c; Arnold loo.
DelaineS-Armures 2Jc; Hamilton 22isc.
Ginghams-Glasgow 25c Hartford 2lc-
CambriCs-W a%shingtOn &c Manyile ISc.
Brown ~r1ls-Pepperell nc; Winthrop Sc.
Corset Jeans-Peppereu 3Oc; Bates Die.
Canton FIanuelS-SalmOu Falls b..
Hoop Skirts L, ~ inch tape, % TO 40
hoops l5VB; 3 inch 10 6scqsi ~.
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cREENEwALp & LAsE,
"a MAIN STREET.
marI5-lm Opposite WOrsHlm House.
NnnneNfinn - IaNnLrenclL

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
= esrate Of MIlIam wilkins, Jr deceased, 10
The CLERK Orthe County Court OF Upton county,
De- made according tOIaW; Vow, therefore, this
is % notify ali persons holding claims against
said estate, 90 die them duly authenticated with
Uhe said Clerk OF said County Court for a pro
rutg settlement, O4 or before the 18th day of
May, lsj6, cr they will be forever barred.
By order Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of
TiptOu county. OBADIAH MAGUIkE.
fell iW4wrS Administrator
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Grand Opening. Thursday, March p, ls66.
Miss Doheriy, &s Main street. wishes TO make
10 known TO the fair sex, thai she il in receipt
Of the GLOWING lovely, beautiful, charming and
rich articles OF Millinery and Fancy Goods
Bonuets, Hats. Manullas. Headaresses, sun
shades and Parasols. Miss Doherty is AN amia-
uhe and kind hearted lady, and deserves the
patronage Of our worthy deuIzeus.
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a wo5D oE cAuysoH

Health Is most important; and the srdicted
should not use an adVeyuseG meE4eins, or any
remedy, unless as contents or ingredients are
known To otSers Besides the manufacturer or
until they are satisfied Of the qualifications -
the party 90 o1erius.
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%PRINCIPAL DRpops
FRESH SHAD.

OOK out here, and We are here. We come
~ all of US scaIy fellows. Good, fresh shad
received daily at 40 Main street, ~
w, r COMSTeCK 8 CO..
maTlI-lw9 trem Augusta, Ga.
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Tnien SireeL
Vance Street.

Splendid COTTAGE BuTLpING. On
~ Union street. r01uls. All new al4i csa -
purchased cIeap-sSsJ -0ne-haIr cash.
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TELEsRANs-The following kilograms remain
uue1Ied for al the telegraph Office: Weynne,
simms ECo., O. J. Harlan & Co, b, Il. Camp
bell K1bt- Leech, Jerome Taylor.J J. r. LucEett,
" T. Daniel, J. X. Mcbride, N. sh0emaker,
Horace =uadt, h L. Harrison, j. W Brown, W.
b. Common, C. T. walters & Co, J. Z. Jones, ".
p amrha 2. n. Roll.
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CsrD o. IKE EETIRlSG GKA>D JLHl.-"S
.uiT5lu below the resolutions II the grand
fury lately ia session;
ROOMS USITED STATS GEASD JJEf
MFCPHIs, EfsFel Do $50. )
T,s end Jury being discharged ~ q Jack
-, r-7s--, u appointed DR.. sanford bell AhtLi-
80 ~ fhe meeting Organized bs t.s EI-Ll
- nj \ V0fhemier Secretary IAr lO4-
fTwf- - uaszed hv unanimous vote
WEgFraE The grand Jurors have bees A
session. some time. anu harmony
rrr1rcEour tire session with AL IlAAc
rHr Z. 5. District and Circuit ApuLt
land jurors we therefore feel % 0Lt -uts
Fa.1[- That cur heartfelt thanks drr AIr y
ne Hon. IudgeConuely F. IugE Tor as -ioat
rsgreBus ana gentIemanly t-reatGGeat % Pa
@ That our thanks are due % our
worthy district attorney M John L y nr4LL
son. t1rhe United states ahrshal n. T. h1lgI'
r1r their EeuLemauly assistance rendered tome
rrand jurors
Bs.1Ir-F. That our thanks SIRE due o. Dr. A.
Jackson. foreman, aud Nathan Huunelhlr
sa--stary Of the grand jury, iur lnelr pluetla4
ana gzluemHuly attention 70 business ana
rH-rz9F egusug our discharge al an cAr3 dWr
Eaas.-f That the daily pspers are requested
~ gubl.-H Tlase resolutions, and copy OF iur
sause laudaa - The Hon. Judge Irgs -iE VII
au.zJD. Mr. kfaeF and Mr.. suckson,
bE. SANFORD T. L. Chm
NFFHAM U~OFFHETsEa. SecA.
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couT, OR RHEUMATISM.
THE GRAVEL.

fhA occurring tine IOins Is indicative OF the
tnos diseases iusy occur Iu persons disposed
w aCA .lou ael ana enalEN c0ucretLona
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c MATTERS.

T~HASEs-Rush Loop, OF the Southern TX
pres. has our thanks for newspaper lavorE
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Highly Improved, south OF the city. All Iaff
oGL for gardening Gooi new dwellirg-ix or
clguL rooms. new out houses Price. 81 us-
oue-half cash-bslancs i'm one. two 4nf three
years, with interest. A great bargain Il offered.
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AEAEuSG DEED-1ir. Lamb, q special mail
agent vss assaulted by tW0rumaus.on theside-
walk in front Of the Commercial Hotel, yester-
dav morning one OF whom struck him ia the
forehead with a sluns shot, INJECTING an ugly
wonud His cries alarmed the rufhsns and
they fed. There is 10 doubt but heir finite
vas 70 rob him, as he was a stranger in the city.
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Schuaab 4 Cove take pleasure in calling
attention to the advertisement Of this entepris-
ing firm In another column. Their stock of
clothing and furnishing goods Is one Of the
most complete and best selected that has eveE
been brought 90 This city, embracing all Of the
latest style OF spring and Summer cassimereS
that are made 90 order, which they orsr 20 the
trade al liberal prices Mr. + g, Ward, OF Pa
nols, Miss, is associated with the house.
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Our goods having been purchased for cash.
within the last few weeks, we Ere able 70 give
our customers the benefit Of the decline iu
prices.
Our Clothing is manufactured by our Mr.
GreeneSald, On Pulbdeidhia, aud is first
landec. Under these circums-accss We can Of
Ter tnducemeuts greater than any competing
hOusg.
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RrrgFprR-sC ovEr-The following shows the
arrests by the police and the disposition made
OF the several cases 10y the Recorder yesterday
John Hogan, drunk, arrested by officer Barker,
ruea g: Ann Lewis. disorderly. officer Libey,
s. 50. Bridget Leuard, drunk, officer Ryons,
s. So. Peter Tracy fight, officer Calvin. So ".
s. Hsltick. misdemesuur, officer Coury, 81
Al Bliss and N. Bliss. u0toasan and drunk. officer
NcParkIiu. continued C. i. slater, misde-
m=snor. officer ThsvIl.u. ST; Mary English,
DRINK. officer Murphy. 81 % Issac Barnet,
drunk. oadcer Murphy, SI; Pat Grimm,
ryi;r. ofacer Mcshaus, s. 90 Pat Martin, hght,
,r Mcshaue. s.: Dennis Keefe. drunk,
gmser ZsaeL. s. John H~eyster, disosteriy,
on.sr Theve.in, 81 John Mahouy and Reuben
pants drunk. esch s. 80; FL. Harrissn, Dan.
Daniels. Levi Bogiauus andJ. Lasaui+, hight
cA-sr MeDermot, 81 Aauha Feugote, Maggie
E.1-e and Matte Armstrong disorderly, officer
cgu-sv ". Hand, brass knuckle,, Officer VIA
Ter. 81 50. z. W. BraemaH, drunk oheer
winters. n 50.
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Have for Sale and Exchange.

LArso LIST OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property fOrsale, or wishing 10 buv- viii
Hhd % u tner Interest 10 call at Our once.
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THEsE PARFIRs REsoRr

% various means Of efectins sales, such as
eOpying parts Of advertisements OF popular
remedies aHd 4nLshiuE with certificates
Ihe science CT Medicine stands SIMPLE,
PthE AND MAJESTIC, having Fact iQ7 rs
Bass, Induction for IT'S Pillar, Truth aioas tor
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! OF, les Feet Front-dontiag Morris Gene
l. tuy-s,uA, very cheap.
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ARFEaTs BY THE POLICE NEsTEHDAT-Nllsl
Thomas, ,c5loreda stealing-uHicer CuliEan;
Henry Cr0len. drunk snd disouterly-umcer
LADY Josephine Daniel, lcoiored- fighting
Officer McDsrmot Rachael Love, 'co-ored,
n~Ehtug-Ohcer McDemot Dudley Jeans col
ore5, fast d~r1ving-Ohoer Mcconnell D. Henry
Jones. .cdlored, fast driving-Onlcsr Mcconnell
Alfred Lirtlefohu, .coloredl fastcrying-ptncer
Mcconnell P0mpey Mcdonnell, .%c0lored fight
Connolly: Martin Hayes, .~eoloredL,
careless d~rivinz-Uhcsr O'BHen: w. F. Brown,
no Ecanss-Oncer MeParlani Pat LawIeSr
mts-emeauor-Onlcsr Barker b. Hubert on
state warraut-Ofcer Jericho; 3. Hubert, as
ssult With intent TO kIu-Oncer Jericho; John
Psrs4r nuisance-Ollcar Barker.
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miles shorter than any other route 10 Grenada,
Jackson, VlczSDurg .and New orleans. Trains
leave daily ~r>und3ys eNceptedl at l2E pm.
Time 70 New Orleans. 81 hours. Through
tickets for sale at the MissiS-ippi a-DdTennessee
foot Of Main street, and at No. Jsfer-
son street. under Commercial Hotel.
A :. LIEEEMURE, Gent Supt.
a. II l.-rv- 10, TE4I-..f Naa,r
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Twenty Thousand Acre.

In Drsha county, AK 30 acres IN -uIfvatign-
IL acres ia cypress brtse, I'D scres in tract.
Also, IJ0 acres adjoining; 20 acres in culti-
-4rf.r $500
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RIVER MATTERS.
wenther and BusIness.

~ AAANL aAAA
Yesterday was a lovely day, aud The air was
a. soft and baimy as In June. II
Business was only moderately brisi, upon the
levee, especially with the upward bound boats
The river issrll rising at the rate Of : inches
in q hours.
Arrivals.
steamer Ed Walsh. from 81. Louis
" Superior, from Evansville.
. Adam Jacobs. from ~. Louis.
Calumet, from Evansville
Melnotte. from New Orleans.
" Tennessee. from Cairo.
Justice, from White river.
White Cloud, from New Orleans
Won Phul, from ~. Louis
81. Patrick, rom Louisville.
olive Branch, rom 81. Louis.
Departures
steamer I'd Walsh. Tor New Orleans.
Superior, for Evansville.
Ella Faber, for Louisville.
" Keuton, for ~. Louis.
" Des Arc, for Nicksburg.
Adam Jacobs, for ST. Louis.
Calumet, Tor New Orleans.
a" Commercial, for White river
Melnoite, for Cincinnati.
White Cloud, for Cincinnati. d.
Won Phul. for New Orleans.
Little Rock, for Arkansas uyer.
Olive Branch, for New Orleans.
Bosas In Port
q. Lloyd, Iustice, Natona'
Celeste, Ienne,aeet FiN1
Alice Dean, Gutdona heHton
X. N. Bishop, Bart Able, 81 FatFleh'
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Firm Of Powers = weightman,
NlnnIaeIuflng CneWistS.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.

HiutA 1Au 0Nahu sLEeetsY EHllaueipuAa-
Prom the Philadelphia Ere. Bulletin, March Is1h.
We are grained 10 bear Ofthe continued sue
cess, IN New York, OF our tOwusman, Mr. IA. z.
HslmhoA3, Braggist His store, next 70 the Ne
trOpolitan Hotel, 1s3 feet mont, 90 feet deem.
and I've stories in height. 1t is certainly =
grand establishment, and speaks favCrably Of
he merit OF This articles. He retains his OfSee
and Laboratory in this city. which are also
model establishments Of their class.
The proprietor has been induced ia make this
from the fact thst his remedies. a.
thnnrh aIurrrlseI ara -
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A Voice from Ylcksburg.

FICEsBURs. Mss, August :, IsGl
DIR JOHN BCLL-pedr SIR Z am harry TO
STATE to you thai 1 have used your valuable
Cedron BirterS with great benefit To myself a
general debility and pIustraugu Of my system.
produced by the unhealthy and miasmatie Ia
dueuces Of the Mississippi river around VicEs-
burg, having been with Gen. Grants army
throughout its entire southern canpaigu. i
confidently recommend its use to all person
who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
II. W. FOGLF
Agt u. 5. Sanitary Comm ,Saon.
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4 ust ~ city and Subu rbau Property aud
Lands ia Tennessee. ArE1uygE and rff-a.sIuuf
'uiof Which are offered "a low Prices.
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Also,

Lying In Craighead. Green. lawrence and indie
P-ndrncr ~couutles. Arkansas, selected with
stetL care. and lying ru Cash ard Black rivers
Oh the line Of the Cairo aud FULTON EtIr1ut-
EIlce. = per acre.
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REGULAR TRADE SALES.
CITY
Avery Street.
Todd street.

L~utb-iween Elliot and -uutL-uDTBTE
~ TENEMENT bargain can he had
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MEETISG or COUNTY jan C8snussIoNEBs-
There vas 8 meetins OF this body yesterday
afternoon, and tie sealed proposals for erecting
a county Jail were opened MeSsrs. J.J. Powers
q 90. were awarded the contract, for Sli24oo.
Tie Jail viii be erected on what IS known as
ila Wright property, al the farther end OF the
navy ward, al the intersection Of ChickaSaw
and Auction streets. MeSsrs- Powers & Co. are
n give a bond or s06vJ for the faithful eNecu-
tlou OF the work, also twenty per cent. ofthe
whole is 70 De retained uatu The work j. com
ps=-sd-the jzl Go be- finished by the Ist OF jan
uar-, lS5-.
DpESIyG CONTRIBUTIONS 70 LIE Es-
r0w7nESr-The following are tie eoUuibu-
mons 10 tie Lee Endowment: NJ. J. Wicks,
sr5aa. r. D.. Gooflett sou: W. A. Bickford, 500;
e 3 P.uumer. Nao- n. ~CekreI. 500: A. P, SJJi
Ed-r a FsuswoTth, $40 Is. W Jones a Co.
500. R1Ueal, 500, a. !. Earn-, sloo; W
S1uthworh. SI6a, Mr.. FL TURKEY, SiUg; J. W.
WortariuE. sl51- ". IS. Stewart & Bros 81
Young s. Rra, - ia. 5. wilkins, ~ W. b
ClautIer-:S r. Clark, ~ Jnu. ALusie, SO
Martin Griffin. sIB- III Jenny, 50; +. L. War
ner. s.: =. p. Mcclure. -; C. W. Miller, s. R
W. Lig1t5urns. s. Al. Syrom, jas r Stei-
uer. - B.. Lowsnsisiu s Bro, slt; J. Rhe-t
Nile, So J. d. N1CoEa, sl5.
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DIRECTORS
NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER.
Charles Seibert, Christian Seiberf
LOrenz Hoffman 7. Boswell Phillips,
Philip EicheHlaubJ r1As Jacob Dressed.
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am acquainted with H. I. Helmbold. he o.
eupted the drug store opposite my residence,
and was suecesstultn confusing She business
where others had not been equally so before
hun. / have been fav0rably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGHT&AN.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
lCHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
the hatus on the Memphlsand Charleston Hsil-
road win run DAILY, as fellows;
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From the Largest Manufacturing Chemis;
IN THE WORLD

Is pleasant in taste aud odor, free from all in
furious properties, and Immediate in its acton.
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old SORES cured by GlIberts Healing oint-
menL, manufactured by
GILBERT q HIGBEE, Druggists.
For sale by all Druggists.
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There l. nothing 50 becoming to a gentle
man as a neat fitting suit Of clothes. Tie may
be handsome in figure, and the bloom ofhsslth
light up his c~ouuteuguce, Yet, II he wears 'slop-
shop goods, be will present a homely appear
ance in spite OF his good looks" Now wei
tell YOU ola place where they keep the ueatest
OF seat clothing la ,he B4l CitT-it is Robson.
Mitchell & Co.'S, second street, opposite Court
Square,
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIYER PACKET
COHpdNE
For Helena, Pine Rlus. Lifue Rack ana
...H, fort smith.
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CsrD OF rHE BETIRiSG GKNSD JIHN-"s
sur1oIu below the resolutions ~ lhe gran"
f--- lately fu session
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BradIey's Elliptic skirt-Nenken BrotAers.
Spring CaIicoes % cents per yard, at Elson
Bros. 27 Main street. mrls-3t