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We solicit an examination Of our stock, and
comparison Of prices.
robson, MITCHELL& co.
mr3I-lw Ayres Block, Second street.

We solicit an examination Of our stock, and
comparison Of prices
R0HESOS, MITCHELL& co.
mrsI-lw Ayres Block, Second street.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Finy-two miles shorter than any other rouis.
To Grenada, Jackson, YicksbErg and New Or
leans. Trains leave ealy at ss9 ]. "a. Baggage
checked through. Time TO New Orleans, .
hours. Through tickets for sale at The Missls-
slppi and Tennessee Depot. foot Of Main street,
and at No. 5Jefferson street, under Commercial
Hotel. A. s. L-EVERMORE. GeuT Supt.
c. j. OAKLEY, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apr3-tf
"
HofIee 20 Passengers Going south ofCortnth.
They should leave Memphis at 10 am. arriv-
Ing at Corinth at g;57 pm, and leave Corinth at
3 pm. for The south BY this route passengers.
have the advantage ofa route G3 miles shorter
than U4s any other route, and are sure never 10
miss any connection. Fare 20 Corinth, 81 -.
The Memphis q Charleston Railroad has trains
leaving daily, Sundays excepted. For tickets
aud further information apply at No. u West
Court street, between Main and Front streets,
or at the onice or the Memphis q Charleston
Railroad Depot. ADoLPH BERNARD,
mar2otf Ticket Agent.
Rich Growth OF Hair ~ProaueedLThe
natural color restored mot dyed. and disease
the scalp, falling on, etc, ehectuaIly cured, by
using Maguire's Hair Restorative Balm. Price
81 per bottle. Prepared and sold by ]. & c. Ma
suire, Druggists, southwest corner Olive and
Second streets.
DiarTh0es, ~Dysentery, Cholera, ETC.
speedily cured by using Maguires Extract OF
Banne Plant, the nfalhb specific. Sold by
Druggists even where.
NTP5EN & REARIBT,
marl5-eod WI sale Agents, Memphis.
Suspended Pension CIsims.--A decision
has recently been made by the Attorney-Gene-
raj Of the United States as 10 the right of PEN
siouers restored to the Rolls for Pensions in
States lately in rebellion. and which were sus-
pended during its continuance. They viii be
paid ali arrears on going through all necessary
forms and complying with the Department
acquisitions. As there are doubtless many
persons in this and surrounding States
who are entitled TO the suspended PEN
sion, and a thereof we beg 70
state tina We are In possession OF all the neces-
sary forms and Instructions in the premises,
and ali parties who desire such claims collected.
have it speedily done by applying either by
letter or in person, at this office.
". COMBS, JK, &CO., ?
Attorneys al Law and Claim Agents.
Omce-Room No. > Postohice Building. Mem
pms 1eHA-
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be covinous, Joining together and com
plotting whereby brethren unheard and
undefended may be injured. There are
such among you, Of such make no fur
Their observation than 10 shun their er-
rors. Except unto themselves blame
them not for speaking, nor blame those
Of whom it is spoken. Listen not 10 the
one. nor repeat TO the other let the great
Searcher Of Hearts alone decide on right
or wrong. Judge not when but n &C.
cuses and the other Il absent. You do
gravest wrong a. men not wen called
Masans should you act ON partial iudg-
ments severally formed. Nevertheless,
should this wrong be done unto you, for
give even when misjudged, forgive as
you hope 10 Ice forgiven. Above all
things, give no cause of ~ollense; see that
your brother has nc Just complaint
against you; walk erect and upright, in
fact as well as appearance, Masons. Re
member wherein TO be jealous 20 give
sid, counsel, protection; lend attentive
ear, preserve a faithful breast, having
withal a ready hand and true heart. II
it be III TO speak evil, by how much more
is ID TO do evil.
1t We're useless 10 write unto you save
to remind you Of these things, and but
for my Office sake ] should not warn or
counsel or commend, for speaking with
out yain humility, I best NOW how
much / have Of error and regret how
much / have TO learn and listen: ! was
constrained 10 write, and that not as one
authority of himself, but such as
WIS placed in his hands to write doc
trine approved among us at all times.
/ laud and honor you, brethren, for
things, and chiefly forasmuch as
have been diligent in yOur work OF
.aith. hope and charity. You have been
md are constant in web doing; some
among as have gone astray, but even
hese wandered from our fold and erred
rot within its sacred bounds: their con-
iemnau0n Is Of themselves and not of
IS. NOu NAV say without boastfulness
hat you havefulhlled your undertaking. |
q your lodges unto all whencesoever
oming in a common name. So con-
inue and nOt for praiseOf men, but look
ng forward % the time when your eK-
nipple viii confirm future good deeds in
God or evil days, and also looking for
yard beyond all times to the well-done l
t u Master who is in Heaven.
And may the Supreme Grand Archi- !
sot Of the Universe ever have YOU In
is holy keeping. May brotherly love
revail, and every moral and social viz
ne cement you in the bonds OF peace
nd fellowship.
DAVID RAMSAY,
Grand Master Of Masons.
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RIVER MATTERS.


weather and Business.
Tn weather yesterday was clear and warm,
so much so that winter clothing felt very IN
comfortable.
Business on the levee was duh, unusually 50
for the number Of boats in port.
The river at this point is still falling, having
receded seven inches within the last forty-eight
bpurg
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G MATTERS.

Me- &. ". Truehesrt is our authorized
agent 60 extend the circulation OF the AFFEAI.
and receive subscription and advertising fort
same In West Tennessee and North Mississippi
We hespesk IN his behalf the hind attentions
aud eourtssies Of our patrons and friends, me
hope they wul render him any assistance in
their power 90 promote the object Of his
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ESQUIRE CREIGHTON is absent at Raj
eigh attending the County Court now in
session at that place, and al cases for
trial before him are continued until We'd
nesday tomorrow.
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- nrIeans cnlinn 1850

The New Orleans Times OF the Ist says:
After the weekly statement was completed
last evening, there were some further arrivals,
With an aggregate af 23l4 bales, which will go
tntG the current weeks receipts There We're
Rlsa additional arrivals this morning, and the
] total being quite imposing, had an unfavorable
| influence on the market, inducing some pur-
chasers to withdraw, in the hops of operating
at lower rates on Monday. Under these cir
cumstances there was but little competition
among buyers, and factors who wished to re-
altze were compelled TO meet the demand more
freely. The sales, however, were to a fair ex-
tent, summing up atg bales, taken by ten bro
kers AZ Irregular and generally easier prices,
showing, in fact, an average falling OF of &c
per pound, hut for the present we make no
change In our quotations, remarking, at the
same time, that the outside figures can only be
] had for good staple lots of strict classification.
Will this qualification we continue 10 quote
I Ordinary at 32H3ic. Good Ordinary at Eld38c.
Low MidGliE5 at 3793Ss, and Middling at 45g-.
STATEMENT OF COTTON,
Stock on hand Sept. LIST S6l-bales.---. $3.50
Received previously ...............-. e2l ,8l-65,SS
To9,I 25
Cleared previously ...-.--... 55 iS-633,3l8
stock on hand not cleared. .F5,S /
The ~clearaucss comprise S0Sl bales for Havre,
Zl6 for Barcelona. A09j for Liverpool, and rs
for Boston.
The following figures give the receipts at all
the ports the present commercial year, com
menciHg September I, iSM. We have nothing
later from ApalachicOla than Published in our
last weekly statement. II may be safely as
Sufned that the receipts az that port exceed
100000 bales-pOsslbly up 10 the 18th, they may
have attained l0S,0O0 bales:
Bales.
At Galveston and Texas portst to M'rch "a, l5s.66S
At y Orleans, net or proper, to March S0.-3l9,1
At Mobile TO March GIG
AT Apalachicola TO March 5.-..---......--.. 97,9tS
At Savannah, Ca, 70 March 2S..-..-.-.-l75t go
At Charleston, :. C., 70 March 23-....a......ss A,l53
Total receipts at the six ports - ,iOa,62z
Stock on hand at the dates named
Galveston, March Is e63
New Orleans, March lS86Js
Mobile. March so. 40
ApalachicOla March 22a34
savannah, Ga, March 23-..---..-- 20Z7
Charleston, 5, C., March % .....-..---... G,6T9
Stock on hand .S2O.glI
IN hand list 81
--~
Decrease only l,0S
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THANKs-We are daily placed under
obligations 70 the Southern Express Com
pany, through our attentive friend Hol-
brook, for the very latest papers from all
points.
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TELEGRANs.-The following kilograms
remain uncalled for: J. Frost !. F..
Cartwright Rev. B. I. Converse, Oscar
Hyatt John Kriel, s. p. CLARK, and z.
p Root
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
Specific.

Parks Specific.
HOG CHOLERA prevented and cured,
n A. i57s cents per heaG, or money refunded.
Price s. per box for twelve hogs.
X MANSFIELD 4 &.
3l and SUB Main street, Memphis.
DR- II. j. WELLS
Agent and Manufactured, Nashville. Tena-
BS Sold by Ewing * Pendleton, Nashville.
Tean,s and Jno. D. Parks, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mara &2
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FINANCIAL.

AS is usually the case on Monday, the Money
market was dun yesterday. and the transac-
lions We're Insignificant. The truth Of the mat
ter Is, that until al apRrehensions Of q panic
have been d~issipated, we may look for This
state Of things 10 continue, as our business
men seem TO be Sfraid 10 invest their capital
In merchandise Wilde MONEY Is 50 unsettled.
Exchanges Is quiet and firm at previous rates.
The majority Of the bankers are still offering
&c for Gold, but the holders are having their
day nov, and those who a few days since would
gladly disposed Of their Gold At the present rates
arenow holding for better prices. We heard Of
no sales yesterday.
Currency remains tight, and though It is al
most Impossible TO procure accommodation,
yet the rates are unchanged, and those who are
SO fortunate as to obtain Nancy IN their paper
get it al p per cent, While In New York, until a
few dsys past, Money went . begging at 20 per
cent
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RECORDERS COURT.-Twenty persons
were arrigued before this Court on yes
terday, and the usual number Of cases
Of drunken men, and d~isorderly persons
Of both sexes, sdmonished 10 sin no
more " and by way of impressing the
necessity Of needing the advice, Sll7 was
left as donations 10 the city treasury.
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"
The New Orleans Iaaes Of the LIST says
The first 81 the spring months closes to-day.
The month Of March. la years passed, Was The
most active and ealivcning n any III the cal
endar. The coufse ana tome 81 ne market ali
around has been OF n dropping character. The
hoteunenta ~ western pr9daoe are free, fuzzy
DIP the f~ecettis. Corn mnsi Flour meet ready
saies. There does not apvear Co be any dea-
cheney or want of res0nFcest u move an profuee
eomihe 70 niafiset There y an occasional iull
IN SALES OF lotion u passes on and IS forgotten.
We have nothing in the way Or a paper m
discount market for review. The banks are
t~iscounttHg some % and GO days paper. There
Is no regular loan market. In morfeaee SECURE
ties ana IN mortgage paper there ~ some mOvs-
menL First and second class paper gwen fpr
purchases Or real estate Is passed at the rate Of
TO- Il AMI IS per cent per annum. whether.
there Is any business which VIII warrant the
" IanseW inquire There B ver5 Httle
Money available for the benefit afnlechaufcaI
and Industrial pursuits.
The Exchange market to-dav opcual with
great siGggAhDess. and did not revive during
The dag. The banks appeared 10 be out OF the
market, particularly for foreign. The most
Important transactions gers 1900 francs. doe
ument bills, at i35, 5000 nd 4a3. 1000 al l8IL.
snau amounts at The counters for remit
lance AZ 41f4f.2H. Ia Sterling there were
sales OF es00 and CIn00 atEa. ~ one party ne
f0iloWlnG transactions were quoted ags0 IA
l311 AJD az ~, fDQ0 at IGs checks on New
1orkr payable ia Gold termed Gold Checks. Tor
flg0,051at premium.
In Northern funds, the transaction were
S4o9 tuirty days slsht on New York at ~
discount, Ag0 sight AZ g discount, two or fbree
parcels AZ Per cent. discount. with some
minor Transactions, which it il useless 10 i've
In detail The banks met the demand for
checks on New YORK at = and 81 dfseounf
mostly at the latter rate. We quote:
Cherkson New York 11aar dt-
Commercial sight hiiis. 80 a.
Five and ten daysfsiehf 45Z dg
Why 20 tnIIiy uays slsht-.--.. lYl3 dis.
sly uaS9 nominal
Sterling az the COUNTERS. Ts4+Ie@
and Al bills 12Hs
Bcculie.t ana oiher bills -...--. lW4il1
f1hcs az re ouniers---~-~--.-- 4BHi2l
Commercial anil other bils- 4s5aID
The movements in Gold were light. Sales Of
$1,000 al 10, &gfD at l1Es. $1,000 at I7EE
at 1.-THE same, $500 at - 5000 at lI94. ana
other sums ~ the same rates, up 10 ~. In
Silver We note sales OF American halves ana
ttO9 IT I'D, and sl3D ut the same
Mexican collars I@IL per cent. for !
Gold.
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The LOllsVIie tOlFlfT OF me 3I3t says:
There was no change IN the discount market
to-day, First class paper can De Negotiated at 9
per cent and good commercial paper at 3 TO 70
per cent per snnum. street rates remain II 10
u per cent. per month.
This being Good friday" there was no meet
and we ARE without reliable qaotatsons. ono.
tatlons rQcafgaa this morning gave. the sirest
rate ~ W.. Dealers in our market Werepavine
to-aa8 ~ ANA Offering at fEfH. But little was
done. The demand for Sevon-thirass remains
good, and the supply on tho uhrket is fnade-
quate 70 meet t. Brokers bid tO-day qsE 10
wh5n large bonds were offered. Gomponn3
Interest Notes have advanced, as viii ~ sesa
IN quotations given below; Planters aud Union
tiers baying at 5Sc Union buying at Gge.
Exchange Il " geod Request banksTs buy at
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MEACHAM & TREADWELL,
WHOLESALE AND EErATL
GR0CERS, COTTON FACTORS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealers in
Plantation Supplies Generally,
No. . Union 81, = MEMPHIS, TENN,


=PAETTCULAE-
Attention Given % tbs Sale OF cotton
And liberal advances made on-ams when in
store.
We AVE on hand a full and complete stock
OF grUceries, which we wiz sell as Tow e. the
lowing
30 hbls Plnkeye- Peach Blow aud Neshau-
mock Potatoes 500 bbls bless Eork; Ea,uQ0 lbs
Hutk Pork JOE Whole. half aud quarter bbuE
Maekrel ~ hhdsb best New Orleans sugars: 1zt
0nis and hf bhls M8ia1sS OF best quality. sou
Dnis Flour, assorted brands.
Together with everything usually kent In
grocery houses Give Us n call.
mr2-lm MEACHAM & TREADWELLA
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established at Menu
n phts, fernando, Coldwster. Como, Sardis,
Balesville, Oakland and Grenada. . which
points Frelghts can be Shipped without Pre-
pay ulent Gntu further notice. To al other
points freightsm must be prepaid.
Much com Is made in consequence OF
IrelghtS being sent back nom Depot. Every
effort is being made by the Company to get on
Freights a. fast as possible, and a Freight Train
has been seat out DAILY for the last week, but
sui IL IS not sufficient to meet the demands
Win no Depot in which to receive and store
freight, and hut a limited supply Ofrolling stock
We cannot 40 the business which is now otter
lhg, satisfactorily to the public. Every exerti0n
has been andW viii continue to be made. TO in
eIeAse The amount which is shipped. but we
c1uLoS 10 iaSre than the facilities OF the Road
AS, LIVEEMOBE,
Jsn~1 General superintendent.
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
L. J. FLEMING.
maragl I'm
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Government Receipts aud
IA 1855.

The New York Tri5uae publishes a
long, detailed statement OF The receipts
and expenditures Of the General Govern
ment during last year;
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3, as6e.H aTI9T0ga ~
DRY GOODS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS READ.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS READ,
93
MENkEN BROS. & co.
Corner Main aad Court SIS,
HAVE OPENED THEIR sPRIgG AND
II sumIner goods, when for eheapueas and
completeness CANNOT be exceeded.
OUR TERMS ARE
Cash, Cash, Cash.
Cash, Cash, Cash.
Cash, Cash, Cash.
WE SELL AT A
Small Profit.
Small Profit.
Small Profit.
THEp
Examine Our Stock.
Examine Our Stock
Examine Our Stock.
1T WILL
PAY You Well.
Paw You Well.
Pay You Well.
/
OUR DOMESTICS ARE
Remarkably Cheap.
Remarkably Cheap.
Remarkably Cheap.
OUR SHOES AMI HATS
At Boston Prices.
At Boston Prices.
at Boston Prices.
VIC KFrp
Everything You Want.
Everything You Want.
Everything You Want.
WE ASK YOU
To Try Us.
To Try Us.
To Try Us.
WE KNOW
You Will Be Satisfied.
You VIII Be Satisfied.
You VIII Be Satisfied.
HAVE OPENED
5000 Lots of New Goods.
5000 Lets of New Goods.
5000 Lots of New Goods.
COMPLETE LINE OF
Straw Goods and MantiIlas.
Straw Goods and MantiIIas. 4
Straw Goods and MantilIas.
ILL OF WHICH WE WILL
Wholesale, Wholesale,
Wholesale, WholesaIe, Z
Wholesale, Wholesals,
IT THE LOWEST /
New York Prices.
New York Prices.
New York Prices,
Oar Wholesale Rooms are ever our
e'ail Department, in second, third and 7
Stories. 4
Oar Domestic Department in the base
lent.
.
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Police ARREsTs-Some fourteen peo-
PIE, Of whom the majority We're citizens
81 African descent took lodgings AT Cas-
tie Kelley on yesterday, nor very viii
lingly in al instances, if struggling 10
keep out be any evidence Of disinclna-
ton, and the police were Obliged 10 resort
10 eXertions we should esteem decidedly
onerous in such very warn weather as
we experienced Yesterday.
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IUU.UUU sa6cIi SIDES AND
D1fD I1@ Gear s les Bacon
3nvxesE reaEEsf Bacon
uelees Davis sugar Cured u-rrz
90 I'D E1ets do m
. Co DO IN -
90 barrels Ness PORK
90 sacks choice E1 coffee
= Do do LaEGiu Coffee
- 90 Old Gov Java CoHee.
10 barrels SET
10 do Stuarts Coffee Sugars. A
" do do Cruise and P1vl-rsd
50 bids. " o. sre7r. varied zsIe
2" u1is- AMI n0if Del4 " %. Mala--a
% zen gallon sezs do do
LOO harrels El1lE.a grades.
ID package star candle.
~ uerees Superior Lsrd.
on kegs DO do
. half bbls- 30. MackereI.
- do do No2 DO
~ kills No . MackereL
- Do NC-2 de
zoe Kegs Nails, Asserted sizes.
STRATF0N, G0TER & CO.,
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NEGRO KILLED BY GENERAL For
BEsT-We learn, from a private letter,
that this distinguished Confederate Gen
eral has been forced, in defense OF his
own life, to Kill one of the freedmen en-
gagged in his service, and residing on his
cotton plantation. We have seen a de
tailed statement Of thisunf0rtunate affair,
from n disinterested third party, and there
is no doubt whatever that the killing
was in selfdefense and entirely justifa-
be.
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Steamer Bart Able, from New Orleans.
Baltic, from New Orleans.
Silver Spray, from New Orleans.
Little Rock, from Arkansas river.
X NJ. Bishop. from Arkansas river.
Southern Belle, from st. Louis.
Marble City, from st. Louis.
SOuthWester, from st Louis.
Prairie State, from St Louis.
Alice Dean, from Cincinnati.
Anglo SaN9n, from Cincinnati.
Des Are. from Nicksburg.
Harry Dean, from White river.
Justice, from White river.
Ruth, from Louisville.
N. F. Forsyth, from ii. Lonis.
Departures
ST Patrick. for Ficksburg-
Prairie State, for Nicksburg.
Marble City, for st. Louis.
Baltic, for st. Louis.
Ruth, for New Orleans.
Justice, for White river
Silver spray, for Cincinnati
Anglo Saxon, for Arkansas river.
NJ. +. Forsyth, for New Orleans.
Boats in Port
Southwestern, Nevada, Zanhyr,
Stone River, Celeste, Centralia,
Bart Able, r. NJ. Bishop, Alice Dean,
Dean,- DeS Arc. Justice,
Little Rock, Commercial.
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Dr. p. W. Garkey, lforneriy Of Charleston,
&C. surgeon and Dentist, No 8B Main street,
eorEer OF Union, Memphis, Tenn. oniee hours
rom sos O'Clock, daiiF. We know BY exper
Renee tAe Doctor is em~inently sklilful and
moderate 10 his changes. mara w
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THE LATE GEN. CLEBURNE-Very
general inquiry has been made for pho
tograps Of this much lamented officer, and
difficulty in obtaining a likeness Of this
particular general. We are indebted to
Mr.. O'Hara, Of Nc. COZ Jefferson street,
FOR handsome photographs of Gen. Gle
burne, "Gen. Lee nor" taken very
lately and in citizens dress and many
others Of the most prominent soldiers Of
the late Confederate service.
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N0fice Having re~-opened our business es-
tabHshmeut "a s5 sIain ST., between Madison
and Monroe street. We invite cur old friends
and aequaintanees 20 honor our new establish
Inent with their visits, promising thero the
most prompt politest and cheapest dealings
sps w BEsTHOF 3 MfHLrHGER.
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1oh PFinting@our lob department l. re-
pleie with al the latest and newest STYLES OF
tpesnd presses, and we are prepared 70 exc
cute ali classes Of printing 81 the shortest no.
lice and ON the most reasonable terms Bring
in your orders TO - Madison street. mratr
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Auction stock SaIe-Dtsmukes a Kellogg
40 city Stables. No q Monroe street, between
second and Third, viii sen this Tuesday morn
ing. az IGo'cl0cE, 9broke mules, 10 horses aud
mares, and spring wagons harness etc. The
above stock viii be sold 10 the highest bidder,
ior cash. no matter wha Il brings.
FRANK HYDE, A~uctl0neer.
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Trains Make Close Connections,
sgBOTH wAYs-n

At Humboldt, with The Memphis and Ohio
Kaisrcad, ana with The Illinois Central RaiI-
AS-Baggage checked from Memphis to Cairo.
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extraordinary t"dHcemenG.- S75Noo
worth ofgoods al cost. ]. II. WasEeper 80
2l Main street wish to retire from me trace
and win positively sell at cost my entire stooh
Of ready made clothing aud furnishing Goods
untn the first Of May. Wholesale aud retail.
maEs0 J, u, MAGGENER
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND FHTTE RIVER
PACKET
Far Helena. DsvaII's REuf. Des Are.
Augusta and JacksonDort.
OQl4lAE4ANLAA --. -s--.s. y. J. ASllOru. Mister
This splendid passenger packet IT.
viii leave as above on S
THIS DAY, the Sd inst, at ) pm.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modatlOns, apply on board OF 10
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ap3lt IA Ieferson Street
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n L. H~EACHAM, A. G. TREApWEEL.
Isle OF Meacham Late or F.. Lane CO.
&Galbresth.