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BG-The six individuals Of Melrose,
Mass, who We're fined $500 each by
Judge Eose, for tar and feathering and
riding on a rail a person, who rejoiced
over President Lincoln's death, last
April, were pardoned by the Executive
Council at Boston on the 18th, and had
| their fines RENTED.
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Bg-There is said to be a negro woman
living in Augusta county, Ala, who is
now l26 years old. She was formerly
the servant Of Mr.. Rhodes, Of Nelson
county, and at the close of the war be-
longed to Mr.. James NJ. Harris Of the
same county.
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sgrUnder the lately amended charter
Of the city of Richmond, Va, the Mayor
and Hastings Court are elected for fouI
four years, and many ofthe offices which
have heretofore been filed by the peo-
pie, are now to be filed by the Council,
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THE KIDNEYS.

TINE Kidneys are two In number, situated al
i the upper part Of the lOin, surrounded By
fat aud consisting or three parts, viz: The An
terror, the Interior. and the Exterior.
TIT Anterior absOrbs- Interior consists OF
tissues or veins, which serve as q deposit for the
urine and convey 10 to the exterior. Tue eN-
terror is a conductor also, terminating IN a sin
gle tube, and called the Ureter. Ths Ureters
are connected with the bladder
Til bladder is composed OF various coverings
or tissues, divided into parts, viz: the Upper,
the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The
upper expels, the lower retains. Many have "A
desire 70 uriRate without the ability; Others
urinate without the ability 70 retain. This
frequently occurs 20 children.
To cure these affections We must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions. Ifthey are neglected, Gravel
or DrOpSy may nsue.
The reader must also be made aware, that,
however slighr may be the attack. II is sure 70
affect his bodily health and mental owe as
oar flesh and blood are support ted from these
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E5-A bill has passed the Louisiana
Legislature to appropriate $50, 600 for the
purpose of building a soldiers home in
New Orleans, the object being according
to the wording of the hill, 10 afford shell
ter, clothing and food 10 indigentsoldiers
who have become MANNED or disabled
while serving in military organizations
from the State Of Louisiana during any
Of the wars in which the country has
been engaged.
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FOR RENT.

FOR r + INT T
The store house and cellar. No. IL second
street, corner Of Adams. Apply to
TAYLOR, MCEwES & BLEW,
marl5u - Main street.
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pROFsY

Is a collection OF water In some parts Of the
body, ana hears different names, according to
the parts affected, viz when generally difased
over the body, it is called Anasacra when OF
the ~abdonen, Ascites; when OF the chest, by
drOthOraI.
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a WoRp OF

Health is most important; aud the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy, unless its contents or ingredients are
known to others besides the manuiacturer. or
until they are satisfied Of the qualifications OF
Tbe marty so Offering.
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La 4 WORLD.

ACTS GENTLY,
Is pleasant in taste and Odor, fres from all in
furious properties, and immediate in its action
From The Largest Manufacturing Chemist
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ELECTION Notice.
On the sIst day of March. 1855,

d. virtue OF a writ OF Election, TO me issued
u and directed by Hon lillian q. BrowuIow,
Governor OF the state OF Tennessee, I VIII.
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H@TA gentleman writing from Califor-
MIA, gives the Important intelligence that
the Pacific Railway is completed fifty
five miles eastward Of Sacramento, and
is being theoretically pushed onward to
the summit Of the Sierra Nevadas. This
great national work, he says, is greatly
needed, and Califoruians look to its COM
pletion with deep interest, when it must
Doe an important agent in connection
with the steamship line, soon 10 be in
operation TO China, in securing that
status for the State which She viii in rs
one Of the most important OF the sister
hood.
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SAINT ~PArRICTr.s DAY.

This Irish National Festival awakens.
in every cline, the best emotions Of the
Irish heart. On this day the memory Of
every true I-ishmsn goes back, In tender
love and affection, to the green wales and
the emerald hills Of his dear native land.
There is no finer passage in Scripture
than the description Of the daughters Of
Israel weeping by the waters Of Baby
Jon, when they remembered Zion. So,
too, to-day there viii be many a tear
shed by the Irish exile, homeless in a
foreign land, when he remembers good
old Ireland; but when, too, he remem-
bers that She is once more on her feet
struggling against the iron rule Of op-
preston, there viii be mingled with the
tear an earnest orison that the next An
niversary Of her patron Saint viii dawn
ove "a free, independent Irish Republic.
Our Irish f-ellow-citizens are making
great preparations to celebrate this Fes-
tival in becoming manner. There is
L. be a grand bah at the GreenIaw Opera
House, to be followed 10y q supper, tick
cts for which ere on sale al the different
bookstores. From the arrangements
making it promises TO be the best cele-
Uration ever had In Mpmuhis.
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From The PlLdGephd Ere. BtGletsnr Adrch lVth.
We are gratihed TO hear OF the continued sue
cess, in New York, OF Our tDwnSman. Mr.. Il. T..
Heimbold, Druggist. His store, next 10 the Ne
tropOlitan Hotel, Is . feet front, % feet deep.
and five stories in height. 1t is certainly a
grand establishment, and speaks favurably Of
the merit OF his articles. He retains his Office
and Laboratory in this city, which are also
model establishments OF their class.
The proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from the fact that his remedies, al
though advertised, are
G ENUIN Il PREPARATIONS,
And knowing that the intelligent refrain from
using anything pertaining to Quackery, or the
Patent Medicine -Order-mostO OF which are pre-
pared by self-styled Doctors, who are 100 ignO-
rant to read a physicians simplest prescription,
much less eompetentto prepare Pharmaceutical
preparations.
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s4-The Jacksouport, Ark, Herald
says Bishop Henry c. Lay, Of The Epis-
copal Church, has succeeded in establish
ing a mission at that place, and the YES
try has procured and viii soou ft up a
place Of worship. Il is expected that d
clergyman viii be there i'm a short time,
when the church viii be regularly estab-
lished.
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SHERIDAN Died, on yesterday, Mr.. THOs
SHERIDAN, OF the nrn OF Erickson q Sheridan
His friends and acquaintance are invited &c
attend HIS funeral nom the residence OF Mr.
Michael Lubey, on Cau'ey street, near Vance
today al 2p.m. Carriages in attendance.
marI7 1ta
SWEENY-In this city. at ~ o'clock, an
March l6thl MrsJ l. swEENE, IN the 5sth yeal
OF her age.
The friends aud acquaintance Of the lily
are invited to attend her funeral at 10 O'Clock
this DoEuing, nom the residence OF Mrs. Whit.
slit corner Market Square. Hacks will be in
attendance.
50 Louisville, Chicago and Springfield pa
pers viii please copy,
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HEHPHES Appeal.
M 4 NJ p HIS.


Ia We give place to-day 70 the COM
munieation Of a talented lady cores
pendent, urging support Of the Library
Association. This Is aninstitution which,
though growing up during the war, de-
serves the fostering encouragement OF all
our people. It is, as yet, but a mere nu-
cleus, but vitalized boy popular tavor it
may soon grow into dimensions that viii
make it the pride of our city, and a source
Of countless blessings to those who may
come after Us.
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lam acquainted with II. I. HeImbOld: he Oc
cupied the drug store opposite my residence
and was successful in conducting the bushes,
where other had not been equally so before
him. l have been favorably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGHTMAN.
Firm OF Powers & Weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists.
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FOR L T
Several good rooms for rent, suitable for on.
ceA Enqulre OF WM. BENDER,
felS-lm No rs Main street.
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VHHE partnership heretofore existing, under
L the nrm and style Of Marks & Woiienstern
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Al those indebted 10 the above house vii
please settle with ). Marks, the senior member
OF the firm MARKS WOLEENSTFIN
Memphis, Tenn, March "a, lSa
=. ARK
Z Wor EaNsTrrE ~ o..
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coUT, OR RHEUMATISM.
TIKI CRAVEL,

Pain occurring ia the Iolus Is indicative Of tn
above diseases. They occur In persons dispose
to acid stomach and chalky concretions.
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SASH, Doors, BLINDS,
Castings g Mouldings
Dissolution,

7 lf7 Madison Street, Memphis. Tennessee
"A Cheapest house in the City.
marlTIm QUACKENBUSH & WARREN
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THBATBR.

Acting and Stage Manager--W. L. THoMPsoS.
Stage DirectOr. HUyTLEY.
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Positively the last night OF Mr.. and 8Irs W. J..
Florence. ST. PAtrieks Day-a glorious Irish
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Recent Arrivals :

-Ar-
y o.. 266 FROM ST,
Corner OF Court s.rce-l
10 fierces View Magnolia Hans.
10 do do Davis star Go
50 Cases ClaFtt.
10 Doc. sugar Of Lemon
200 Packages Star Candles.
100 Bbls. fresh Harrison Flour.
% Cases fresh RzSpberFies.
% do do Strawberries.
100 do land 2lbs. can C3Te CTsteTs.
50 do fresh Tsmatoes.
25 do Il SlrdineS.
90 do f-3 do
% Kegs BeIeher's Golden sJraB.
) Bbis. do DO do
% Boxes Msecsroai and Earmicell
81 Ke=s choice Leaf Lard
10 B1is- Go do co
% Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
81 Gases assorted JelIc-
81 bnls Heavy E=s PoEE
Do Bids Magu0-ia Sugar
p do assorted Lcusant Sugars.
81 boxes German soap
% do Breakfast Bacon
81 Dozen Ez-ra Br1our
81 de- CONDENSED Cream.
- DO 90 Mix
l. Bass Carolina Rice
10 do Old Government Java
100 Boxes Extra stick Candy.
20 40 Fancy CanfT-
% keEE choice Lolls-es.
DO Boxes Extra Cod1sH.
Call and examine our ssocz and prices lou
will not regretiL
TQOF, PHILLIPS CIRCDE.
tGl-fels-maru Do Front S.
TOHN LILY lu=- rrF~-
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b. In reference 10 the testimony OF
Covode Stanley and Hall before the Con-
trUcton Committee, which a radical pa
per says are far from encouraging, "
The Cincinnati Ecut.lr ramarhs.
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Ia The Mayor of Eufaula, Ala, in
view Of the rapid increase of the small
pox, has issued his proclamation requir-
ing the head Of every family-aud in
case there is no recognized head Of the
family, then some adult member of the
family or domocil-to report within
twelve hours after its occurrence, every
case OF eruptive disease which may oe-
cur in their family or domicil, TO the
Mayor, Marshal, or one OF the city po-
licemen. Any one failing TO comply
with this requirement to be fined fifty
dollars.
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~ Judge II. l. IetAF5 EgotiltT OF the
late Col. Terry, Of the Texas Rangers, is
located in Guadalajara, Mexico, where
he has leases foS four years a haciendi of
22,14O acres, five square leagues, about
half Of which is first rateIand, producing
cotton, sugar cane, wheat, barley and
oats. The owner OF tie hGcjendi fur
nishes the house, stables, garden, pas
turagc. three hundred GOOD mares and six
hundred ewes; 5udseT Terry furnishes FIVE
American horses and twenty-five merino
sheepi receives half the produce of the
live stock, ana pays ths owner one-third
the crop.
Writing 10 a friend in Houston, about
Mexico, ne says:
Cotton is worth IN The seed, eight
cents per pound; unwashed common
Mexican wool, twenty-eight cents white
sugar sells readily at eighteen cents,
common brown at eight cents. The
sugar cane grows all the year round and
attains San enormous size cutting and
grinding commence on the lst Ianuary ;
and as there are no frosts, cutting goes on
commensurate with the grinding. The
sugar mills are OF the most primitive des-
criptiou-w0oden rollers, common iron
kettles, and mule power. labor is
twenty-five cents a day, and the laborer
finding himself, or one dollar per week
with halfR bushel of corn and half a peck
of beahs."
reg-The Treasury agents In the South
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president JOHNSON EMBOSSED IL
4 REPUBLICAN Caucus OF THE NEW
EoHK LEcIsLATURE-We have al
ready announced, says the Ma
E51ol Iass7igeacgr, that the Common
Council Of New York city adopted, with
but tr3 dissenting votes, an emphatic
resolution iudorsiug President JOhus1n's
restoration policy, Notwithstanding in
that body the two parties are equally
divided. Our readers viii be pleased TO
learn now that % a caucus Of Republican
members Of the Legislature Of the state
OF New York resolutions distinctly dis
crimin8tiuc against Congress and i'm
favor of the President were adopted by
- 10 SO, under Circumstance Of more
Than csmmr significance.
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS

LEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret ofingredients. HelmboId's
Extract Buchu is composed OF Buchu, CGbeCs,
and Juniper Berries. selected with great care,
prepared in UdcU0 and according TO rules Of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known as the most
valuable uiuretics Afforded.
A DIURETIC
is that which acts upon the kidneys
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
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THEsE PARTIES RESORT

copying parts OF advertisements Of popular
remedies and finishing with certificates.
The Science OF Medicine stands SIMPLE,
PURE AND MAJESTIC, having Fact Tor its
Basis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone for
its FsUFfal
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The gravel ensUes from neglect or improper
Treatment Of the kidneys. These organs, being
weak, the water is not expelled from the blad-
der, but allowed to remain it becomes fever
ish and sediment forms. II IS from this deposit
that the stone is formed and gravel enAues-
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MA grand procession Of mechanical
and benevolent societies took place in
New Orleans on Saturday last. The Pie
1yule says there We're not less than eight
hundred or thousand able bodied, stall
wart men included within is ranks, and
with banners flying and a number Of
bands playing they marched through our
principal streets, producing a most i'm
posing appearance. The procession WAS
headed by the ship Carpenters and
Cau.kers' Association, carrying upon q
wagon a full-rieged miniature steamship
and ship; following were the Painters,
House CsFpsn-ers, F0undymen and
other Associations.
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HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE. 5sI Broadway, New York.
And HELNIBOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT.
IOi South 10th street. Philadelphia, "a.
Sold by all Druggists. p.orIE
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE or
Eastward Trans.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the sth instant
me tlains on me Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road viii run DAILY, as follows:
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REWARDS.
o16n Y y N r - - th


S15O r L WA D--stOien from ths
stable Of W. r. Smith. Undertaken. q M0nroe
street on the night Of the l3th inst,
ONE LARGE BAY HORSE,
known as Charley, about - hands high. agsc
syears. large bushy tai, black name and tail
a fine looking horse, rides badly, works well
no blemishes. no marks or defects about him
Slick shod fyou should 90 near his head b
VIII bite az you. wi give So 0r the horse
and % for conviction Of the thief A eommOr
saddle and bHdis was taken at the same time
saddle, leather color, iron stirrups badly worn
The bride has webb reins. blue ana red brow.
band. One cheek Of bride broke Of
THOMAS o. SMITH.
| marI5-Iw T-ndertaE.r 70 af,,-,a-+
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GTO L N
On Friday night, March "a. from the premises
~ Nards place. near Moi Depot. shelby co.
the ioloWing Two Brown Horse MuIes. large
medium SIZE 1randed on upper right shouiiar
WIN W. j. " and about 8 or7yeam ola. Ffy
qohars reward VIII be gwen 70 any one deliver
Ing the aboge % me az Union Depot. or giving
me such Information thar wiz lead 70 their re-
I cOvery.
mas-zW7 A. NUM-.
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R In New York city on the 18th a
man named John @. Heat shot his wife
in the head with pistol. Surprising he
had killed her, he turned and fed. Being
pursued he drew a pistol and shot him
self dying in q few minutes. The wo'
pau Is not dangerously wounded.
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Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

leave Grand JuRctisu daily at 2 O'Clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
eorinth going North and South Daily South
at 9 pm and North az g an.
Atlecatur regular connections ere made with
the Nashville and Decatur ROAD for Nashville.
Louisville, etc.
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road.
Al ~thsttanooga connections are made with
trains on the East Tennessee and GeOrgfa. and
western and Atlantic Railroads, for an parts
or Georgia, South and North Carolina. Virgfuia
and the Nsrth.
For through tickets and further 10 Information.
apply aJ No. l3 Court Street, or at the Memphis
and Charleston Depot.
W. J. ROSS. Cent SrDt.
q. l.. ANDERSON.
General Freight and Ticket AGENT.
JULIUS HAYDEN.
Ial4-lm-fell General TRAVELLING AGENT
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~HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE
PRINCIPAL, DEPOps

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAPILLA.
and IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
Established upwards Of l6 years.
Preptret by Il. r HETAEHgIn-
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GE A California correspondent Of the
Mobile Register and 4E7Htiser says "a
cotton factory, tie first in the State, has
lately been put in operation at Oakland,
opposite san Francisco, and the trst bale
Of It's manufactured goods was lately put
on the san Francisco market. Much Of
the lower southern portion Of this State
Is adapted % cotton culture, but while
labor is worth $50 20 $50 per month in
gold, besides board, Cts culture viii not
thrive.
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BG- Mrs. jefferson Davis has gone TO
Canada to see her children, who are there
at school.
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The pilot ut the helm Of national affairs
more walchfUl than Paiiuurus Of old,
viii not sleep, but vigilautly keeps his
post, and 70 long a. be is sustained, the
country Is safe. WithOut his guiding
hand the violence Of passion would -oon
grind the South q ashes, and set back
the tide Of prosperity which is gradually
rolling in upon Us. II T. sOHisFhere re-
corded .bBt there Is body Of water which
IS fatal 10 esorvv vessel that enters il. The
timbers decay almost Immediately, and
the nails and spikes by which iJ is held
together are drawn out, 50 that The vessel
sinks % rise He more. II uurestraiued,
in such waters WOui6 Il8 Violent passion
tlat now rules a majority 81 lIo-e iu the
uqtlsaal Congress, take the couutfy But
umdismassd By the ciamor around him,
me steady hand Qgd clear head Of the
President steers fr away, and VIII yet
make the port Of true peace ana PROS
perity.-H0utqOHlsyj .4id.J Adrerilser. I
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EEGLANDisSTEAM MIIiCHENT FEET,
There are now tweuty-three steam
packet companies ia Great Britain, who
own about $40 steamers, the tonnage oI
which Is 500, 900, the horse power 1lO,0O 0
and The value between eco, 100000 and
t4J,gjt. 900 sterling. OF these ships l64
are connected with LIVERPOOL. 81 with
southampton, go with HUI, IS with
LONDON, 10 with Glasgow, aud IS with
HaruepSoli 100 Of these steamers trade
WIN p eastern, and 100 with the west
ern hemisphere. Upwards Of so Of the
largest ol these exclusively trade with
HIe United states. The Whale a. thasa
steamers run c0out 10000. 600 miies and
consume about 2,e00, 900 tons of coz m
The course CT a year, and tbsy olive em-
ploymeHt 20 $1,000 saafaring man. me
same number Of sailing sims would MOI
run one-quarter OF the number OF milo,
ina @ year. The above sLius are exclusive
OF about Joe steamers that run 10 and
from England and the continent by the
southern ports ina the English Channel.
TIE whole Of this vast steamship power
OF the country has been created within
the last thirty years,
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IA The Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
has given notice 10 every agent, owner
or occupant Of any building yard or lot,
cellar or other place, that the same must
be placed in a clearly condition and
everything calculated to injure the
health or generate disease, removed.
The space Of ten days is allowed to ac-
complish the object intended, and on
the expiration Of the time, the Marshal
Of the city VIII proceed to visit and in
spect the lots and premises, 10 ascertain
their condition, and report all delin-
gueuts.
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WANTS.

WANTED
To furnish twelve work Mules, and cash 70
puy supplies, and take an interest IN The crop.
Apply soOE 20 ANDERSON WATSON.
mari itq No. o. Jefferson ST.. up stairs.
WANTED
a good steady woman 70 do The work OF a
small family, at No. u4 Madison street.
marl5-3ts
WANTED TO LEASE-Busiuess
W Property nom ten % twenty years in the
city or Memphis, for which the highest price
VIII De paid. Address p. L. Hughes, Lock Box
so. Memphis. Tennessee. f-9l-3m
WANTED-At the STAR GALLERY. a
" respectable young Lady, % attend the
reception ko1m-Oue VINO IS DESTROYS OF learn
.nS 70 color photographs in Water-CCIors and
Lndla-ink preferred. Best OF references re-
MARI II. A. BALCH. Prourfet1r.
WANTED-Agents-TO sell the lives
w OF southern Generals and their cam
paiEus. Also, life Of StCnewau Jackson. Dis,
uuguisned women Of the South, Poilard's His
tory Of the War, Confederate Official Reports
OF Battles, Morgan and his Men. Also, Eugra-
wings and Photographs OF Southern Generals.
by TURNBULL 3 DURAST.
feb2 In SIS Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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AUCTION.
JACKSON & VAN ~RRocKLIN,
so I-2 Madison Street.

VIII offer for sale, on Saturday March 18th.
1895, at 10 am. q lot OF Horses. Mares and
Mules Also, - bbis corn meal, lot Of stands.
desks, tables and chairs. Lot OF dry goods,
wooden second hand Government
harness, two cooking stoves; lot OF saddles,
army chests, platform seales, steeiyards, thre-
bblz beans, three b1ls potatoes, lot Of dam AGED
wagon covers, besides a most Of other thlngs
TOO numerous to meutiOn.
JACKSON 4 VAN BROCKIN,