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Ia traeInIy the history Of Mr.. Madison active
life during . period Of sixty years, iron 1915 to
1885 the W ritter has been necessarily led linLo
review OF the most Important portions Of cur
public hist Org. Mr.. Madison 4 career was CON
temporary and closely identified with the war Of
the Revolution, the arduons labora Of the old
Congress, the completion Of the Articles Of Con-
federation, the formation and adoption Of the
Constitution OF the United States, the political
questions which arose under the Administration
o. Warrington, the strnggle Of parties which ter
minated In the election OF Jefferson oyar Adams,
and the cotnpiioate d questions Of foreign policy
which led to the War OF lBl2-a war commenced
and terhinated under his own admins patiSp
In passing under euew these great scenes Of
our history, the writer has been enabled, by ac-
cess to the pap ers Of Mr.. Madison and other
original documents, to throw now light upon
many debatable passages OF the highest and
most permanent interest In American snnals
Besides the caree Of Mr.. Madison himself Of
which no come oted narrative has ever yet been
given to the public, the works will embrace au-
thentic and illustra tive notices, founded chiefly
on original and uni published documents OF the
most distinguished Of his eontemporaries--Was ash
lngtol, Jefferson, @ gorge Mason, Patrick Henry,
Richard Henry Lee. Adams, Jay, Hamilton, King,
and others. Whet her the subject, materials, or
the drdmatfs perS 0lR be oousIdSred, the work,
In It's design, won Id seem we'll fitted TO supply
yet remaining and important dSsidsrdtd In our
national history, n questions which must ever
engage the deepe st Interests Of the American
FNNf'N' .stN 80 To.
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limited STATES MILITARY RAIL.

~ ROADS, 'a'.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARTHRAAsTER,
"r WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. !, 1866.
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES
Win be sold, al public auction, at Dauvills,
Va, on THURSDAY, the eighth day Of March,
% Five (5) second hand Locomotive Engines, 4
feet 81 inches guage; cylinders ldxS2; and
weighing about 20 tons each. ..''
Two (g Box Freight Cars, 4 feet sIS-inch
guage. .-',r ~ ~
Sale to commence at 10 a. m.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
2 ..rH. ~ L. ROBINSON,
fel-tufl0t Bvt, Brig. Gen. A. q, N.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME
FIRE INSURANCE. " 'I"a
IT,. 49,. tss..st'
THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF WASHINGTON.
CHARTERED BY NGRRss.
.ts . -.r- TO. II.
ESQ.,. t-... CAPITAL u ,oOo,OooTu Lizard |
RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. 7
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES.
oPRIcn: ..glb
424 Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Riggs 4

oPRIcn: ..glb
424 Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Riggs
Co.'S Backing House.
BRANCH OFFICE:
At JOHN H. JoHNSoN's Law Once, No, o. Lou
isiana avenue, near Bank Of Washington.
LA Y..rH ..... - AEis I
This Company is now prepared to insure all
descriptions Of property against loss or damage
by Ore on such terms as cannot fail 10 be accept
able to the citizens Of the DlHtrict. In this Com
pauy you can insure Your FURNITURE, MERr
CHANDIsE, WAREHOUSES, OR DWELLINGS
for q year or shorter period. 10 *
D THIS Company starts with a CASH CAPITAL
Of slOO, 900, all paid In, thereby enabling them
to offer g the citizens Of the District greater
security than has ever been offered heretofore. |
Policies will be issusd for Ahortor period
than one year, according psths New York scale
Tor short Insurance. ........
-" DIRBoToRs: /
Charles KNAPP, President Ric6Srd willach. =, = /
"a, W. Riggs, Vice PIss't Daniel Dodd, - /
Thomas Berry, II. Q. Fahnestoek,
George g. Gideon, William Dixon. 10,
noas.srn NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary.
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wAsHrsaroN, December, 1855
Every one complains Of the extortion aud i'm
position prsotced upon the people Of this city In
A number Of Gentlemen sss ISIS i with rs own
valuable colliery In schuylkill county, Penn
sylyania, producing now over q, 900 tons year,
Of the best quality Of white and red ash anthra-
cite coal. The machinery and appliances are
complete. Upon this property we propose to or
eaniLe a company with capital Of $500, 900, d.
yided Into thirty thousand shares Of 80 each.
to ton OF coal each year at prime cost, and to
side parties.
The arut cost Of coal at present rates Of trans
portation, delivered to the door Of the consumer,
would be ~; at the usual rates the price would
be from six to seven dollars.
A party owning ten shares would pay for II
800. This would entitle him to ten tons at cost
--say ss less than DEALERS retail pricss-s3o.
$1,000 tons sold outside at profit Of % per ton
And doduoting eonting sneiss, &c. ........ 5000
Would leave. ...........................s as, 900
or 10 per cent on the entire capital and added to
The saving In the price Of coal, ESQ., makes as, or
20 per cent op his investment. ~
The coal Is much superior to and worth at least
~ per ton more than the coal brought to aud sold
In this mar ket, and shipments and delivery can
made. T'''
No payment Of any subscriptions will be re-
quired until the subscribers, alta public meeting
shall haze appointed q committee Of gentlemen
Of their own selection 10 visit and examine these
mines, and report upon them, aud then, " salts
tisfaetory, one half 10 DO paid down and the
balance In one, two and three months. The
trustees and officers 10 be selected by the stock
holders, and the title 10 be made 10 such trustees
dsntismsn 10 whom this circular will be cent
are requested to forward the project by obtain
Ing subscriptions aud enclosing them to Major l.
x. Casey, No. SSS O street.
We shall bs glad to give any further informa-
ton. JOSEPH CASEY,
If Y .'b.t" r'.' l. X. CASEY.
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By direction Of Breyet Major General A. B.
DYER, Chief Of Ordnance tho following 4
ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES .
Will be sold on TUESDAY, Peb. a., 1863, at
HARPER'S FERRY, WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT
100 tons Cast Iron; o tons Wrought Iron;
Iron Forebay -hume; flarge Turning LathsI l
Rolling MIL, with Machinery, Furnaces, Porges,
Fly -wheal, shafting, Rollers. Hangers, &C., com
plete; 100 900 Brick, more or less "a Cast Iron
Columns. inew y 10 Cast iron Window Frames
sAnvil Bloeks,(casti l,s7o Josslyn's Carbines.
with appendages eouipietc, (new y $40 Starr s
do, with appendages, new aud complete; lO1
Assorted Reyolyers; $50 Cavalry sabres; 2,lGO
Burnside's Oarbines; o, 900 Enfield Rides; 40 N.
G. o. Swords, together with about 1000 sets
Horse Equipments for Cavalry ,ineludipg Brides,
Saddles, Saddle blankets, Halters, &c Also,
large quantities Of Cavalry and Infantry Ac.
eoutrements, Appendages for Small Arms, and
Tools Of various kinds, &c., &e. One argB lot OF
finely dressed Granite Stone. "..' -
Sale 70 commence at 10 o'clock, and continue
from day to day until all Is sold. D. =. f,
Tcrms-Cash, In Government funds.
D. J. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
i. I0HN K0oNCE, Apctionsef,
HARrER's PRRRr, Feb. 10. lsba. fel5,l0t
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The attention Of the trade and the puhllo Of
large Is called to this sale, as the goods will be
sold In lots to suit both large and email par
chasers. Quantities as small 70 one dozen will
be sold. Goods will be delivered to purchasers
within Ave (6l days from formulation Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Puryeyor, U. s A.
.-.. O. W. B0TRLRR, JE,
felS-dts boo ~ Auetioneer.
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John r. ELVANS 500,
y 81 Louisiana ave. and sos ostfset, a
WASHINGTON, D. c., N a
IRON AND STEEL.
a. SWEDISH IBoN-ordtasfy si.s.. ' /
AL BiAGHALL's, 80. .r.. .a
HORSE SHOE 1RoN-Mitrs. S..
o9IIs AND HALF ROUNDS
o. B. NAIL RODS lisl
T. y 40, aswnA. va
NORWAY SHAPES. ."' .
r,4s %&bktlNa sTEhL- rupi p, ,.-. .'rm
TOE CORK STEEL.
H0oPs-GalyaniIsd
.'' IxTRK FILL RIVER RoDs<-ROund and
square, charcoal plate Hsui puddlea
SHEET iRoN-Ansrisaa; American costa
nara Belgian I'm. iRusSiAi RUSSiai
SQUIRE CAST sTEEL-sandsrson's.
0CTAGoN CAST STEEL.
SHEAR srKEL-sAndSrson'L
GERMAN STEEL 90
FLAT CAST sTEEL. ''.'a
BLISTER srEHL-AinOrisan, /
.. RCgsD FrAhliToAss @IaAiss'D9
WRAPPING PAPER ron SALE Al
w THIS oyyIQL shdsf "a I
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAs-
~ TIERS STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CHIEP QUARTERhAsTER's 0RYIoE,
DRPoT OF wAsHINGToH,


DBPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHNaTos, D. G., February 10, 1865.
viii be sold, at public auction, at ALBXAN-
DRIA, VA, under the direction Of Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel J. @. G, Lee, A. Q. NJ, ON TUES
DAY, February 81, 1866, at 10 o'clock, a, m, a
large lot Of Government Quartermastari 3 Stores,
consisting Of ..,.'
Drills, AIDES, Augers, visss, Bits, Broadaxes,
Chisel-, Hammers, Grindstones, Saws, Squares,
Chests, Knives; Burning, Folding, Growing,
Turning, Wiring and Tire Bending Machines
Corn Mills, Burr Mill stones, Printing Press with
Type and Font, Hand Trucks, Hay Cutters, Hay
Press, Corn Shelter, Panning Mills, Tents, Axes,
Chairs, Desks, Stoves, Ovens, Cots, Csuldrons,
OK Yokes, Chains, Harness.. Saddles. Halters,
Wagon Covers, Buckets, Drugs and .Paipts,
Horse Medicines, Ham nier, d. s. Bellows,
Shovels, Hose, Hind sail, Paulin, Soda Fountain,
Barrels, Window and Door Frames, Doors, Lad
dsrs, Window Sash, Anchor, Sugar NIL, Brooms,
Portable Porges, 0 Ambulances, 6spring Wagons
? Medical Wagons, I One horse Wagon, Rop O.
Glass, Iron, Copper Load, Lead Pipe, Cylinder
Brick, &c. = N.' tr J,"'' : ''.'
Tho stores must be removed by the purchaser
within Ave days from date OF sale. = h'r
Terms: Cash in Govern mont funds. "'
.v o. --..a D. n. RUCKRR,
Bt. Nal. Gen. ana Chief Quartermastsr,
febl6.l9t '.' ''l Depot Of Washington.
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MADAME NJ, II. PERRBGAULT,
lIw P.o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, MY.
6-IvdkU
oel8-lyd&w

AS- The Bridal Chamber, Am l1ssay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF tbs
sUhnayy And SEXUAL systsma. Sent free, IN
psslsd suyelopes. Address, DIR. j. BKILLIB
HoUdHroH. Howard Association. Philadslphi',
Pa mhal-y
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VFTIVhS! VI-uI I'd :.
bll AND 2ls PENNsYLvAKIA,AvENuR.


sS.-e = 10 y : = = = ---- -
III Il ON E X LAND d PAT @ ii
COMPANY,
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
/ HILL ROUTE.
no npyvv, ,vpr,r ,,u,
81 - - VI nND me
'hEoohf ooLp MINES " COL
.s- oRADo TRRRTToRf.l
g---L-
nrp. company ",I, ~ nom AiohisoN ana to.
I ,f"NnA' hAAuu'A'' aA'iy inc Oh express Voaehes
hung on thorough brRee-sprinRs, comfortable
and rOomy. Psssepssrs by tbs Mi,.ouri p,e,ss
Rsilrosd from St, Louis connect with these
Coaches at Topekal .,..... ..
The routs a tbrouyb. n An. eorn,,v ah,nra,,.
IN game. a'p and ever The ane"t natural road in
'ne world
this Line should be careful and mark package.
ssfollovs: .'.rr.
.y,. rha n n r. px,..
W ~ w. hhP'ess,
hchison, Kansas
Principal Ofice-No az Broadvax Nav yorl
For tnrths Az ma ,lIouisr. snnis =, - -
,.i ~. nu''Ae, pS'"0utAt' apply 70 any oi'he
'olO"ing Omoers;
II. J. MESSENGER, Presf6eht.
Col I H. pULRsTON saora,srx
W. p,mcurw nS,
'" ~ hlrohhN' rresidenl National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. 3. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WIN MARTIN. GeparaI Agant
M , ooHe4 Asen''
.'1 ATCHIsoN, KANSAS.
Gen. W r. BREWSTER. Vice Preaident
-, a.S
.'e. maj oens u No. " hocooh,
Special Agent,
Nr1TT0N PYop noe nm Nc
hiioNhL EnrhEoo AND lhANs'
1 PohTArloN COMPANY.
'
oFflCE AMI DEP TT
COMMERCIAL BuTJpINa w. ul
= LouIsIANh AVENUE o.
Eatgs.n MAE 80 Ta.,h .,...,.
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aCiAJb n I6F INA FURE


ouArrfnsAsrxt osNsRAL's OFFICE,
81 e. eali aid' srls.r * FfHsf Dfvmfor,
WAsnneror, D. G.. February q, 1890
Will be soids n the Cavalry Depot. 0iesbofo'
p!Q, large quantity OF stock tsfa MANURE,
pvhieh VIII be- delivered 70 purchasers, on the
ground, 2rlin bargss Or boata TO. be provided by
them, at forty l40l cents per cubic yard, Two or
day. ~ 81 d, 7AdllTT 'baG YEI sITlT
nc lTerm. Cash, In Gpyernmsnt fands. 81
BY order of,the opAFtsr@ssisI General
JAMES A.. EKIN,
'Btsvet Brigadler General, in charge FIRST Dlyls-
don u MIG. o. sgrl'" rlH 81 fsftdtmsi
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AUCTION. sHE1rsI

LAUCTIpN sAEEet
DUBIIC AUCTION OF BUILDINGS AT
ID CANT DIsTRIBUfI0p, tRoRrfHRBf CON.
yALsscsFr ,0shP -, ,{ y 'tggl ai1 Z.
oypfoi prpcr corDrsAsv or sususrsscE, lsi,
FH1yn $40 WAsaIrerof, DO, Feb. 10, 1890. 4
~ VIII bs sold ~ publie Suction, 81 Camp Di.fri-
ToaS ssoss p,sPs, iiss rom soa RisIssnSra o.
TUESDAY, the nth Instant II IL O'Clock, M,
the follcwiss properly belonging 70 the subss,
=, On. yiaas sissik,sr. house, % pyN feel, il
On. Bake .hou.,, Seb By ~ f.s,I "a ,.st b,yb Oh.
additional building, rs BY 10 feet Double doOrt
ing IN Bake-house. ~. /. .,'D 10y na y
also; one attached buiidlng, 10 BY IL feet, -,
p About 30, 900 Bricks, In three Ovens. 1rh ~
Terms Cash, In Government funds. ~.
gotsls.st lssH g.a M.tor sld o. s., U,s A.
A UcTroN SALE AT THENAvY YARD.
- -so'a ~ dlUsrrrD srarf EAvrYaED, II
wAsHrraror, d. C., Feb. %, 1899
VIII be offered ct public sale, 70 the highest
bidder, at the Navy Yard, In Washington. on
TUESDAY, February n, isSs, At 10 o'cioeE M, q
lot q Government property no longer needed N
Fwo ~ lotion sesie., (coudemned1 2 q
Three isl sets Cart Harness, tcondemned.) u,
"A lot Of Kerosene Lamps wicks and OIL, (newt)
"A lot Of Old Timber and Refuse Wood, In pary
cslsto sult pnrchasers % = H.a.'O
Terms: Cash IN i0ovsrnnent funds-one half
at the time Of sale, and the balance before the
property Is removed, which must be in sig days
Articles forfeited By failure to comply with
BID vii DO resold at the pleasure Of the Govern
~ order Of the commaadsnt, ...rlsgd
X II
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AIM Us N M JurTs.l

- = -
GRoY RRRs THEA y
~ Pennsylysnis avenue, near willard 'sHdt.i.
'hU lnosis ps ssSy oo'".'..;;.D ,rso'p"
q. Doors Qpen a quarter to seven; curtain viii
rise az quarter 70 eight y 7dlFkaTfT'S
80 -tAs1f MONT Mosr posrffvstYsd
oPls 10 vf4drs -
Mr. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. "A
THIS (sATURDAY) EvRNING, FEBRUARY "a,
=, a. LAST TIME MOST PosIT1yBLY,
ofthe Beautiful and IKE tlne Drama, estitled the
CONNIE s00GAHi ~
Produced Ina yle ofextrsofdihafy Significance
with new and beautiful scenery, superb mech an
Ism, exquisite music east 70 the full strength Of
-" s''9T' SV'i Dpp .NNsa q =, - AT LAaITBAue
ANOTHER GENUINE SENSATIONS
NAY BE- anticipated in the production, At p,eafly
HENRY DUNBARi OR, THE oUToAs8 .
Az Sls Pennsylvania Avenue.
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, .
"LAsT GRAND MATINEE,
BY the areai sOmn.,ic Sonjprsry and Brilliant
Mr.. ROBERT HELLER,
February % and "a. -,
SATURDAY, "fksT MATINEE,, ~
SATURDAY NIGHT-Last Entertainment and
Closing Night Of one Of the most successful sea.
scesnee" will be presented aPleasing, Thrill.
Ing, Startling, Amusing, and Musical Programme.
| SATURDAY, LAST GRAND MATINEE. D d
Commanding at az O'Clock. Evening, at 8
Reserved scat. IL arm chair. -. I &
Secured Seats at MotisrOtt's Music Store. =,
l Ae<--st lrar Fgr sI..rr4g 49, utHF '
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RoARDING.-Tw0 GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with a ROOM and BOARD
at 497 Maryland avenue. ..I,... T.E oeN-u
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10. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. .a do,
n. B. On The, lst Of April We shan open an
entire new Spring Stock. By that time the store
will be much enlarged and improved. iso-ln
TIVE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
L ines. -.tr COMPANY.
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GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING,
~ BEDDING, &c.

MAIN VT NE" hODEllhL ObOlhlNd,'
~ BEDDING, &c.
MEDleAL PrRyEIoR,s oYYIcE,
wAsHIsGToN, D. c., Feb. Is, 1856. o.
An extensive sale Of Hos ital Clothing, Bed.
ding, 10, entirely new, and In the original
boxes aud bales, will be held In this city, at the
Judiciary Square Warehouses, Fifth and Z sts. +,
back Of City Hall, on THURSDAY, the sth day
Of March next, at 10 o'clock, a. m. The follow
Ing articles will DO offered for sale, viz:
. Shirts. ..s,.................40,O 90
DrRvers,.,....,,,,,..., 90 QUO
Socks, pairs. 900
slippers, irs..........nn..90,O 90
Gowns. .....................30 80, 0Q0
Bed sacks................ 900
PllloW cks..................l0,O 600
Pillows, Hair 4, 900 j.
Towels, Hand ...........,. 10. 900
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Warrington Market.

"a ssThs market this morning was very full.
"a Prices ranged as foliows:I. IA"
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ably obtained the articles in such
manner as to render it too unpleasant to
divulge. No more was said about it. sli
Moral: If Southern ladies want TO
know where their articles Of missing
jewelry and wardrobe furniture are, let
them attend some fashionable up
town" New York church, and if the
men want to know what has become of
their inc horses, shipped North by army
officers and bummers,' let them spend
an evening in Central Park. a, m
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" ELECTION WILL BE HELD on
"A Saturday, the 18th day Of September, ls,s.
10 test the sense OF the qualified voter Of TIE
Time Bonds OF the City of Memphis, Tor the
purpose of funding the rreseut due debt ei the
city.
Polls will be opened 1T Engine house No
lOa.m. and pm.
RaIIots will he prepared and furnished az the
polls a. hlioWs 'FOn FUNDING aud
49, fsr,s,s i.,uauce Of fs500 fCiy Bonds.
far the impTorement Of streets.
Separate ballots will be prepared and inr,
uishei A. fuffuws: TOR ISSUANCE aud
isiTnedl JOHN PARK. Mayor.
au15-td
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4)t 10

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT
L passed by the General Assembly OF the
State of Tennessee at its last negnlar Session,
on the 9th day of May, A. ID. 1890, VIII on
saturday the 18th day Of SSs2ts%See a. a. ~ .;
Shelby. ct the regular precincts; to deterinlne
the removal of the County Seat Of Shelby
county from Raleigh to Memphis.
The following named gentlemen are appoint-
ed Judges of said election:
DistrietNo. l-R. w. Bond VI. +. Gather.
j. II. Lipphe; Deputy Sheriff.. Thomas EPper-
SON. - =, =, m, I'd
son s. X. LignOw'; Deputy Sherh. William
District No. 81 Charles Crenshaw. @. r.
Wynne, s. c. Bolton; Deputy Sheriff, c. A.
District No. AVN. Stoyall. James Carroll,
+. Hester; Deputy Sheriff, N. NJ. SatteIwaite.
District No. 5-Engine- house No. 6-Thomas
Foley, John Vurner John Weintland; Deputy
Engine. house No. 3r7John Clancy, g. D.
JOHNSON, ID. ". Drift; Deputy Sheriff, Col.
District No. GIL. B. williford. Sam. Allen,
W. III, Sneed; Deputy Sheriff, Is. W. Pryor.
District No. 7-E. Pullium. J: y. Mercer.
james Holloway; Deputy Sheriff, q. M. Bart
lette.
son. s. c. Horne; Deputy sheriff, P. X. Peyten.
District No. I'm. Rogers. Phillip Jones, NJ.
l.. Williams Deputy Sheriff, w. II. Webber.
District No. lD-I G. Bleekley, Il. B. Nevlll,
i. Applewhite Deputy Sheriff. Jas. Monre.
District No. ll-W. il, Walker, W. G. Harri-
son, j. IL. T~wnsend' Deputy Sheriff. l.. A.
District No. l2-Wm. ccnnell. Thos. Hole
man. J. ". Elami Deputy Sheriff. Doyle Pear
son.
Clayridro Depnfy sheriff. c. II. Stephenson.
District No. a-Engine- house No. 2. Shelby
p ST Tobia: bepsty Sherid, Wn, Koch.
Engine house No. T-Mariin. Kelly. Joseph
Tarr. W. W. Jones deputy Sheriff, James
District No. l5-R. II. Giisscn D. Thomas, j.
d. Danbury Deputy Sheriff. ". b. Cotton.
Disirict No. 16-Elijah Brooks. J. II; Good
lett. ". Moon: Deputy sheriff. Dr. Wesley
Moore. =,
District No. Ill. Massey, W. $. Smith. =
C1rlish deputy Sherid, Irwin Oakley
Dernty Sherifls, Judaes, Clerks and Voters,
wiII he required. in all things. 10 comply with
ne law OF The State. defining and limiting the
elective frauchisc-
De.nty sheriff will make thei returns % me
At tse sherih-s Ofice. in The 5reenlaw Block.
T. ". WINTERS,
,,Is-te Sheriff Shelby County.
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Stolen Southern Jewelry Who're to Look

The following is an extract from let
ter from New York, published in the
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist of the
4th instant: '
A Southern lady, on visit to this city,
went to worship in one of the uptown
churches. Soon after, an elegantly at
tired New York lady, OF high social
standing, entered the same pew and re-
mained during the service; after which
the Southern lady called her aside into
the vestry room, and, in the presence Of
the rector, with whom she was well ac-
auainied, Thus addressed her " Madam,
| do not wish 10 offend you, but that
shawl you are wearing belongs to me.
The shawl was a superb one. The New
Yorker protested, and declared that there
must be some mistake. II, says the
Southern lady, lyon will examine GER
tain corner, you will see my initials
worked in it, and the rector knows my
name very well" The corner was found,
as we'll as the initials Tue Southern
lady then remarked, That ring you
have upon your finger is also mine, and
ii YOU viii take the trouble to examine
the interior, you will see the same ini-
tials engraved in the ring Similar
movements as above described took
place. and with similar results.
Turning to her again, the Sonlhern
lady said: Madam, that bracelet you
have ON is mine also, and by pressing a
spring on the inside it will unclasp and
show you my portrait" The New York
lady did as requested, and there was the
lady S portrait She promptly returned
the ring and bracelet, as she was con
vinced beyond the power to controvert it,
that they were the property Of this South
ern lady, and remarked as she did,
"they are yours, and you are welcome
to them, but as / wore the shawl 10
church. / must beg the privilege Of wear
ing il home again. The Southern lady
acceded, of course, and they exchanged
cards. The shawl came back in due
time, but the New York lady had prob
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war will be written; it is from these that
in the future some great hisiorian--per-
haps a greater than Gibbon; a more elo-
quent than, Macauley-will gather the
material, out of which he will erect an
immortal monument to the wonderful
acts and heroic qualities which marked
onr terrific struggle t4fau
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suPRhIsIrsDrsT's Or toSgggFrCE,


g EGTIoN l03, AS AMENDED JULY. l3,
- 1866, of the Internal Revenue Law, reads
"And whenever the addition to any fare
shall amount only to the fraction of one cent,
any person or company liable TO the tax OF two
and half per centum may add to such fare
one cent in lieu Of such fraction and such per-
son or company shall keep for sale, at conYe,
nient points, tickets in packages of twenty, and
multiples of twenty, to the price Of which only
an amount equal TO the revenue tax shall be
added" 44n .tIi.idf 10 lo..
On and after the 18th instant, in accordance
with the above section of the Revenue Law,
the charges Of the Memphis City Railroad will
be as follows: i,ef ttttrs th.s gg
Tickets in packages Of twenty ty"..tj-,-,..Sl O21a
Tickets in packages Of forty............ %
Six cents for passengers paying fare on the
cars, aH l1 .. 10 o. F.H
DD- Tickets may be had of Messrs. Blelock
4 Co, Ward & Leguere. and at the Treasurer's
office, No. SO Main street.
JOHN C. EVE,
aull-lm Superintendent.