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EVENING DISPATCHES.

E~rniGrants FOR Nashissfon TerTisszs
NEW YORK, Jau. 1.-THE steamer
Continental, with one hundred men and
hfty women for Washington Territory
sails today.
Cotton Frauds
WASHINGTON, Jan. f7.-The estimates
Tor the public printing FOR tue current
year were two million dollars.
a Washington special says thst the
revelations of the cotton frauds in the
south impucate high military and civil
oflelals, and present most astounding
disclosures.
Heavy snOw az Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE whaFyes
are bioeAed up by snow, preventing the
discharge Of vessels.
chiiian Blockade Raised.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-Private let
ters report the blockade Of CHILEAN ports
q be raised to allow Chill to attend to
PheIaa Defeated.
New YoRR, Jan. I7.-Phelau wasvan-
pushed in the fight with Eerrigan. The
hight lasted two hours and nine minutes.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I7.-HJu8o-Bout-
well reported back the bin 20 INCORPORATE
The United States Mutual Protection
Homestead Company, with a capital OF
three million dollars, forthe purpose Of
encouraging the settlement OF whites and
blacks IN the Southern States.
Col. Stafford, Buffers Chief Of STAFF,
has arrived at New York, and reported
that many of the Northern people are
preparing to leave the South ON account
Of the bitter hostility of the Southern
people toward them. g
4 Paris letter says Napoleon not only
confirms, but IS ever now preparing 10
withdraw his troops from Mexican terri
tory.
New YORK Cotton market.
NEW NORK, Jan. 17.-Cot,on this
morning IS quoted ut 52G53 cents.
Gold 400,
A terrible afruy occurred At Rich
mond, Ky, between two families usiaed
farishan K]ayanaugh, in which sixty
partisaus were engaged. There was one
killed aud nine wounded, three Of whom
are supposed mO.tally.
EX-Ciens. Heath, Hood, Iongstrcet.
Pillow, and other Southern leaders. while
in Cincinnati recently, engaged sixteen
hundred white laborers and purchased
eight hundred cotton pioWs.
Trial Of SrusHes.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I1.-Commodors
Winslow is the principal witness against
Semmes, whose trial. is sOOn TO take place.
Secretary NIcCulloch has arranged FOR
a conference Of the provincial delegates
with the Committee of Ways and Means.
a Jury Reprimsndsi.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE jury Of in
qQest.in the case of Mary Ann Tavlur,
frozen on the ship Neptune, reprimanded
Capt. Peabody, and fOund DR.. Herrick
guilty Of neglect and iEcompetency. The
latter has been placed in charge Of the
police, to await the actiOnof thecriminal
authorities.
Disappearance Of . Detective.
NEW YORK, Jan. I7.-Stroug influence
Is exercised for the pardon of Solomon
K-aanstaman, sentenced for dcrrauding
the Government.
1t is rum0red that a well known Gov
eminent detective has suddenly d.saP-
peared, leaving his sub-detectives deeply
in debt.
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~ Fr VsU Orleans. TTetsburg, J1ess7n and
Grenada. three times . week, Ua Melnphls a
Charleston nnd Mississippi Ceutral haiireAl
BE- K.uFrIF. IssastIlf and fulclufafs uait
els D.. m. ta Nashville 81 peester Railroad.
80 Aeg York. hfatlpHos BdunH"FG D"ae''
Ptsiaiaphiu. NGstfagtana aan oH EHLefH cttiaH
and East Tennessee a. Virginia ItGilro@as
-, gu-8. 81 I0usF and Ctto41o- daily at
Us pm. ru Memphis aud thaflcstoh aho
Mobile and Ohio Railroads
a. b. abarg, river and way landings tnree
times a week
EalrGal, daily, 81 -lo pm
aa MslQit,Bs q Tennessee Railroad, three
times per week, 20 pun
Ha- Mralahi & Ua6 railroad. daily. AZ 80 pm.
HB- Lfre H0ek usd Fliue H1rtT, three times a
week, at 1 pm.
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NOTICES.

ban P0stiHE-The best Bill Poster and Dis.
ilbuJJr ia the city al THIS office. jall-tt
EsaI Pats5sgg CJul is The thing 90 make the
wife and little ones happy and comfortable
ami you cannot buy d better article than Is
fUruishedb 10y r. C. Hite, a; DromgooIe & Cos
Drug store, No. AZ Main street. This coal is
from Brown & Jones' celebrated Mines, in
pufsburE- Pa.
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pur very respectfully
WM r MOORE & co.
RICE SILK G. 90.
E8LIECu8Es GFF1oE q. = IsruE. HEv-l
FIRST DTsHEFaE TfNVES-EF
MEarHIs. Jan a. ISh

MhaFhls jan tr tNA
Gra1sssca. In reply to yours Of tie
tweutv-third ulfiEo, whether or not q
railroad or Steamboat agents not equally
bound as any gthef i%Bdiyiduai 10 place a
stamp OftwO cents upon every Iece-pl
given by him for goods, wares 9ia Iner-
ehaHdi~e or other commodity" J haIe p
say, yJu viii find your question ilaIs
answered iH section number one hundred
and hfty-eighr Gfthe act Of March third,
eighteen hundred add siEty-dve, which
reads as follows: Be y yyrtha enacted
That any Prfa5u or persons who shan
. snake. sign, or issue, OF who shall c@-@e
60 be made, signed, oT issued any msBu-'
EfeHt, document or paper Of GEg Kind or
description whatsoever, without The
ssBseb ing stamped OF having thereon az
adhesive stamp for deuoting the duty
,LIrEeahle thereon, With intent % evade
tAc provisions o. this act shall, for every
such o@flcn,e, forrest tbe SUM u City dol
8aFs, aud such instrument document or
4aleF shall be deeMc8 iu-
Ezi6 and - 40 effect Every
G-rson, whether Ggiing for himself or az
a.ent Tor Others, is C9und by law 20
stamp any a,sd all receipts ~ may give
Ccr tbe properly 81 another, TO be ~sns-
ported 81 raiTOad OF piherwise, or Tor
dis own property Bheu recS-ei and re
criPted for. I asa Eot clear tt~t the
party receiving such Teeept unstampee,
lsuJtl liable therefor. Bat ana Of theopin-
lon ihAt the law explicitly points u the
maker or underwater Of such Hnsta4upea
paper. as the first aud greater offender.
au very respectfully, your OBJ sery't
lUt6H,
Collector.
E9Ns-srs J. Moore z GU Ri,s suz6 -,
~ IFers& Co
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commERcrAL.

q .H - -
There was a good enquiry for Cotton yester
day, and prices were better. Our remarks o
on. tast report Is applicable TO the state Of M
market yesterday. Gotten IS still looking up
as siII be seen by referring 20 our report o
sales. We report the following sales: 5 al sc
Tepacked 40 al 4Ic, Good Ordinary 80 at sic
I42 at 32ltc, 3 at 4z1zc, % at i291e, Low Middiing
s8l at fsc, 50 at 4s1Se, and 1893 at 4ic, Middling
1872 at 4Ic. and SIS at 45c, strict Middiing; i8 al
acc, Good Middling lzj At i5e, Aiddhng Ealr-
Genern Market.
The weather yesterday was mild and Eiir
and a fair amount of business was doing. We
have no change OF interest to report.
iCORN-In request for shipment below. The
receipts are fun. Some 1000 bags arrived yes
terday. No change in quotations. sales Of 81
sacks at SOC. 200 at 81.
OATs.-Unchanged. Moderate demand al
55c.@GOc. Quiet. without change. Sales Of 2E
sacks at So rs.
BRAN.-Unchsnged and Inactive.
CANDLES-In fair demand. Sales of2i boxes
soAP-wIhout change, ia moderate de-
mand.
HARDwARE4Demaud very active, beyond
the supply.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-In great
demand no change in prices.
FLOUR-sales OF 3 barrels, superane, az SO
demand fair at unchanged rates.
WHISKY-Sales Of IG barrels at g. 25
Imports
WEDNESDAY, Jan. I7th.-The Imports or yes
terday, as copied from the books Ofthe Mer-
chants Exchange, were as follows:
Agnc1 TmpIts, . Cuttou seed. lS7 SKIS.
Boots q shoes, - cases. Flour, ISIS bbls.
Bran, ca SKIS. Hay. 81 bales.
Butter, 81 kegs. Hogs, $50.
Cotton, l9j bales. uOnses and Mules, :.
Candies, lU0 boxes. Oats, 3Ig SKIS.
Candy, II. OIL, Is bbls.
Cattle, b salt, 8 do.
Corn, 4,5l8 SKIS. Tobacco. IS boxes.
Corn Meal, 81 bbls. WHISKY, 10 bbis-
Wine. lUJ Dbls.
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unrnrrent Funhn.

A notable enlargement IS observed in the
movement Of Southern money. 1t has sprung
up with great elasticity from It's temporary in.
~ertness, and moves with increased volume and
activity. Considerable fuctuation IS remarked
in some OF the issues The Rank OF Charlotte,
\. G., has declined nom 50 TO %. Ia the issues
OF South Carolina, we note that the Bank OF
Camden has advanced from = 10 50, the Union
Bank from 50 TO -, the Merchants Ceraw from
10 10 is, while the Peoples Bank has declined
from a. to The CITY Rank OF Augusta, Ga,
has declined from 3 70 .. In Alabama money,
the Bank or Selma has advanced from 30 TO IS,
the Commercial and Central Rspks, from 80 to
80, and the Northern Bank from IS TO 81. The
Planters Bank Of Tennessee has declined from
IS TO s., aud the Bank OF West Tennessee from
| 4 to 90.
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TELE5aAys.-The following kilograms
remain Uucalled for at the telegraph

THE FIRE NEsTEHDAY.-The alarm Of
fire yesterday aboutnoon, was occasioned
10y the burning ola small frame house on
the corner Of fernando and Southslreets,
the property Of Mr. Doriac. Loss esii-
mated at five hundred dollars. The
scarcity Of water in the vicinity rendered
any assistance from the steam fire de-
partment almost impossible. The Chief
Engineer, Capt. O'Neill, reports the
streets in that par, Of the city 10 he
wholly impossible for the steam engines,
or, ia fact, FOR heavy vehicles Of any de-
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DEATH OF a Confederate SOLDIER.
Mr.. a. J. l.. Mccall, son o Flames McCaI,
Of Louisville, KY, died in this city on
the morning Of the tenth instant. The
deceased had been a Confederate soldier,
aud was, we learn, making his way home
from the North, where he had been in
prison, and afterwards sick in bosDifaL
Having lost his parole and transportation
papers, h walked tothis city, and was met
by NJ. T.. Robertson, who took him to his
residence, where he expired, as above
stated. Peace to the soul Of the Confed-
crate soldier, who, let US hope, has gone
to a better and purer world, where
neither wars nor the rumOrs of wars will
never disturb him more.
Louisville papers are requested to COPY
this notice, or its substance, in order that
the friends Of the deceased may know
that his remains repose in our cemetery.
i augusta CORSttutiO8alist.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CORRECTI0N.-We erred IN stating, in
our issue of yesterday morning, that
Messrs. Schmidt & Schwitzer, Were ar
rested for the purchase ofst0len goods.
We learn that this firm was in no wise
connected with the transaction.
BADLEY INJURED.-Denuis Quinlan,
driver Of Steam Enrine No. L. while pro-
cecding to the hreyesterJay, was thrown
from his mule, and had his right foot
i-jly fractured. The injuries sustained
are not OF a very serious nature.
CJIANCEEy CoUET-The sickness Of
Judge Smith, yesterday, prevented the
transaction OF any business in this Court.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day.
Sis Winchester rs. Ii. C. Smith, mot ye; deci-
50. John II. Pembertez u.s. Jas i. Johnston.
80 h b. wIlhers a. as John ID. Pemb5rton.
$50 Wm. Ayers John j. Psmberton. = a.
TELE5aAHs.-The following kilograms
remain uucalled for at the telegraph
-=s-a
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JACOB 3. PLRE+
President Board School visitors

STAMPING RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD
OR STEAMBOAT AGESTs-The following
co-rrespondence on the subject, explains
itself:
MEIPHIs, Dec. -. ls5l
q. HouEh, Collector L.. S. Iui-rnsi Esyenuc,
Memphis. Tenn
@C, the undersigned, merchants Of
Memphis, beg to ask whether or not a
railroad or steamboat agent i~Snotequally
bound as any other individual % placea
stamp OF two cents upon every receipt
given by him FOR goods, wares, merchau-
disc, or other commodity. We AJAX this
because some parties reflse b. stamp
receipts signed 10y them for goods Wbiah
are D. be by than transported. A many
persons do not seem fully 10 understand
che meaning Of TIE lac upon this subject.
we beg that VOC viii give Us your odiclal
exposition that al parties NAV be
enabled to act inteiigeHGy in the
premises.
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fs~ 4 negro named Isaac was hung at
Augusta, Ga, on Friday, for murder
committed in July. No previous execu-
ton had occurred in Augusta for many
years.
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SEE- The Northern Soup Society OF
Philadelphia has just issGed its annual
report. Win the past year it has dis
tributed 81, E5 quarts Of soup to the Phil
adelphia poor. The Society was insti-
tuted in eighteen hundred and seven
teen.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad
A9Lee % fassengeH-By applying ior tickets
"A 10 2 Houn street you viii avoid The crowd
atute Depot A. once, aud have less trouble
la getting Ia says I4lsVsS lckeis for ssle
10 an principal cities gmulbrs once "a tha
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
deA5-lm Passenger Agent
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speeht's -Tgqt was a great and a good side
ofJosepa EptchC-opegiug a remeshment room
for ladies' exclusively. Tine bieSinez OF many
a dame, wearied with shopping, and @.@- IN
appetite for ianch, are showeTsd upon his head
fgr tu!s thoughtful provision forladie' comfort
Lady visitors noug the country rise up and call
him blessed. sinos tnfUaeh his foresight they
may spend the day In iowa WitAqHt BtarvinE
o~beius put 10 the trouble ans eEpluse el BSine
10 q hotel. Great is specht. the iadies friend.
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EJ Subsequently to the burning of the
house Of the Hon. VIM. lizard Bull, near
Charleston, a shot was fired at him
through a window Of a cottage into
which he had moved his family. The
tracks Of two negroes were found in the
neighborhoOd Of where the shot was
fired.
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E45The enterprise Of the Philadelphia
papers in certain directions is astOnish-
ing. a murder having been committed
at 4 house in Germantown, the Inquirer
devotes a large portion Of its space TO a
correct man Of the entire village.
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THE CITY SCHOoLE.-We give the FOL
lowing communication, relative 10 th'
educational interests OF the city, in fun
Il was read al the meeting Of the City
ouucil on Tuesday night last, and re-
E-rred TO the School Committee:
OFFICE MEMPHIS B1AED or
SCHOOL VISITORS.
To uls Honorable Mayor and Aldernsn o
Memphis
1ragrHtsl The unanimous adoption,
Ir your honorable body, OF the yariul,
r-,=8Iurions approving the several actions
ofthr Board Of School Directors, emura-
cru, the prospective ameliuraJiuu Of the
public education, by providing and erect
ing well adapted school buildings,
does enthusiastically rebound io your
credit, and AN approaching pubiic viii
never forget the names Of those Wiz have
Ia-n instrumental in the promotion OF
popular instruction, which IS the corner
stone of well founded republics. The IN
9er.fgnei. In behalf Of the School Board,
a- also in behalfof the rising generation,
feels grateful 10 your honorable body for
y8ur prompt action ~ hose matters
ami feels bold 10 request further Of your
honorable body, that You, al your mex
meeting. wiz at once devise means 10
HfBgIIr for the payments which the
lslrcha-es made by the School Board
require. I'm connection herewith I viii
bring o. your notice, that some time aga
Ron approved Of the terms Of purchase 81
p certain lot, the terms being four thou
sand dollars in city warrants at the time
Uf signing the deed, and four thousand
dollars iu t~wenty-four months. The City
Controller, however, refused 10 issue such
a warrant, giving, Tor his reason, that he
had Uo power 10 DO 80; whereas, the Is
suing Of such a warrant was against the
cts charter, and be, a sworn city officer
could not override its provisions. Oh
tie corrpetne-s al the position am not
positive, and IL remains for you 90 decide.
'Iu facilitate the hoard OF School Visitors
Il uleir arduous duties, which s-Jn will
l-v0Ive upon them, j would respectfully
l-E that your respectable body would
authorize the honorable Mayor % raise
such funds As VIII be needed for the FHr-
aa-. afIots and erecting school houses
thereon. which B. in accordance with the
respective charters ofthe city and school
Board. An OF which is respectfully sab
mi,.sd.
r.. --.et ,r.-Fs ear-sF
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nnl..r aud sa.aI mI..err.-,

AtAHeF Ah1 N@N@t AAt-tery.- e haVf
been shown rs stoi Eeeus, rho Agent foi
shelby county, a eopy Of a S.llAry aud Naval
HjrtaFy ~ the Great Rebellion, By ". J.
Tommy. Eiibos {. The American LucyclcpodHa
me WORK j. handsomely printed and engravei
and evinces much labor afa0na ihe Official pa
pers 81 tie Government, and although written
fnsm "a Northern standpoint, iSAF"y fair his
10y 81 far as we have read. We commou
FrsL Rsdqs f. our citizens as being In every re
sped worthy Of tbeE confidence.
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Adyiees from New York have impaired still
greater Impetus 10 the improved tone, which
eyinces itself la Gold on yesterday. The de.
mand is stronger, add more steady, and the
days operations in consequence have shown a
much greater degree Of activity. The influence
upon the rates has been, 20 give them more
nrnnes, and u%nanimity, but not 10 percepubiy
advance then They are therefore still quoted
ATS buying aud selling At 20.
Silver alsD exhibits additional euergy, aud
moves with some briskness az 30 buying, and 3
grVTtpm
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THE NAMES OF THE MEN MURDERED
NEAR PANoLA.-We learn that the gen
tlemen murdered near Panolai Miss,
few dsvs since, were from this city, and
2 were travelling on business through that
country, at he time Of the fatal occur
renee. Adam Strauss and David Ste
naner arc the names Of the unfortunate
individuals.
THANKs.-AIr. Cotton, Of the Re,
corder's Court, with that attention aud
kindness to the members Of the press, fol
which he is 50 highly estimated, has laid
us under obligations, for copies Of the
Senate and House journals of the Gen
eral Assembly $50 calledl Of the State OF
Tennessee, for eighteen hundred and
sixty-tiye. The journals are useful ar
ticles in their way.
WEST TENNESSEE CoLLEGE-Rev.
VIM. Shelton, the President Of Browns
viii Female College, has been unani-
niously elected President Of The West
Tennessee Colleges at Jackson, Tenn. As
a gentleman OF learning, dignity Of char
acter and success as an instructor, Prof
Shelton has few superiors. We con-
gratulate the citizens of Jackson on their
success in obtaining his services. The
| West Tennessee College is State nsti-
tuition, We understand, and well en-
lowed.
THE NICHOLSON PAvEWENE-The
following ordinance was submitted by
the Ordinance Committee, at the last
meeting Of the Board, and passed its first
reading:
BE Il 0r1aiacd, ETC., That Main street,
between Beale and Auction streets, shall
be paved with the Nicholson pavement.
Such paving 10 be commenced by the
first of April next, aud completed by tlr
first OF January, eighteen hundred and
hfty-scvcu.
Second, That all owners OF property
Oh said street who intend 10 comply
with the ordinance, shall give notice
thereof 10 the City Engineer I'm writing
within thirty days from this date.
Third, That such paving shall be done
and payment therefor made by the OWL
ers OF property fronting on Main street,
ia all respects as provided for a re-
quired by City Ordinance ON PIP. a
hundred and seventy-twO thousand u
hundred and seyenty-~even Of Bridges
Digest Of the Charter and Ordinance OF
the City.
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BS- The commerce Of the great lakes
during eighteen hundred and sixty-five,
amounted to thirty-ive million bushels
of grain, two million hogs, five hundred
thousand cattle, and two hundred thou
sand feet of lumber. Where does 1t all
90 To .
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RECoRUER's COUET-OHIy six cases
were up before Recorder Creighton yes
terday morning, consisting mostly OF
a DRINKS and ~dis0rderlies," from which
q small amount Of fines and costs
was @Ilected by Clerk Cotton, and
turned over % the City Treasurer. Du-
ring the pas; year-from the second OF
January. eighteen hundred and sixty
hundred and sixiysix-the Recorder
tried two thousand five hundred and
t~wenty-even cases. There are now
e~ichty-nine prisoners in the city Jail.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
IS, Isso.
Omce-NO. Is Madison Street.
Onr Bnsiness Offce


VIII be opened from O'Clock \ NJ, until =
P. n. Advertisers will please bear thls IN ihlh3
and hand in their favoTs early.
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S@~ At the time of Senator Dauglas'
deoease his estate was so ineumbered
that it was believed that there would be
nothing left for his family. During the
war, however, the price Of real estate in
Chicago, which belonged TO him, appre-
ciated 50 in value hat it's sale has paid
all the debts and left his family & hand
some coincidence.
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CRIMINAL COUET.-Rober Gretar, was
indicted by the Grand Jury some time
since. on six chsrges-esch for the un-
lawful retailing of liquor on Sunday.
The case came up for trial in this Court
Yesterday. For the first o%fltnse, Judge
Hunter imposed a fine of fifty dollars,
for the second, furty-fye dollars, and for
the third. nge dollars. At this stage Of
the trial, SIR. Gretar submitted the re-
naming three cases, and was dealt with
lightly-being fined only n dollar in
each instance. \ number Of gaming
and retailing cases, Of minor Importance,
were also disposed Of.
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B@- A man in st. Louis sent into the
Common Pleas Court a petition asking
for a divorce from his wife, with ALI
mOny, she having money and property
in her own right to the amount of sixty
thousand dollars, while he had but fif-
teen hundred dollars. He also asked for
the possession of the child.
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F55 Libby Prison is now a Grocery
Store.
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Ia a Freedman's Savings Bank has
been opened in Savannah, Ga.
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zoe ssF~ SEcsh Butter. for family use, az
MAEINEh, GAGE a WTLCONS
jal6 81 - F.Cu. street.
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ElcEantriRnes-Seyer elegantly finished
Pianos, by ~steinway q Sons and other makes
have just been unpacked by F. Katzenbach, 3l7
Main street, and wiu be sold at regular Now
York rates, saving tothe purchaser the cost OF
frelahL. hesIdes stool md cnrar.
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nercuriaI TaintsIeisyed by GlDert's Cen
sral Alternative.
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Merchants are swarmiug to the Memphis
Hat Oompany 70 buy their Hats and Caps at
wholesale, - they have the largest aud best
stock in the city. Jals-5t
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our Mutual Friend.-A nee "a q tvs I'M
terestiBg Novel has Just been ueoeifaa a. .
E2 lateh's. S7 Main street. janis 2
The Blood pan-4 by GIDer's General Al
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2 FInnos. ut reduced rates, for a few DAYS
oniy, az J. S~atsenbachs Piano Warerooms,
az Main street. j%snls-2t
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ne. The Cincinnati Gazette says con-
siderable excitement exists in the neigh
borhood Of Stepping Stone Landing on
account Of a supposed apparitlon that
makes its appearance in that vicinity.
Il Is said to assume a variety OF shapes
at times Furnishing a dagger, and then
appearing as a horse with a human head.
The crews Of the Clermout and Mag
noiia have both been favored with a
sight at this phenomenon, which, uu-
like most of it, family appears by day
light.
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