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CNs4R.IsE rs.
TOBACCO.

T,r,sc,nt CITY Tobacco Works. -MAYrR
u BRoruERS, Manufacturers of Tobacco and Cigars,
Dealers In Chewing aud Leaf Tobacco, 81 TchouPton'
las ST., New orleans. lsepZ@-N'I
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DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL

=
DIRECTORY
DISTRICT COURT
iuuy J. Coon, District Iulgs. Dallas u
! W., IlAtEis' Disi MY hassharhie
Mn. CsiOt a, district Clerk, DALAI,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
z. ELLt. C0oABt' County Judge
Tout KTNDALI, Couhiy Attorney, ~
JANrsP. TnoAAs, County Clerk.
JlRr. NJ. Blows, Sheriff,
Jams +. GoopsiGiir, Ass'r, aud Collector
JANIs SurPPAEn, Treasurer.
WN. H. TnoaAs surveyor
POLIeE couRr--lsaae u, Wcbh, George W.
Barton, J. n. Clemens and J,P, s'yaAop'
-. -NogARYS pEBLIC.
Judge Y. Ells CoonRl-, eN-oilieio, "f",
W. Gurss, JoHN n, RRYASaRd W, {, Won
Dallas; RopIRr = dVY, Lancaster anu !,
j. BKENAS, llaughi's Store
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
GEoRsg W. Guess, Mayor,
NJ. NJ. Morrow, J, 5, SArSprRs, u, W,
Husr, J. n, BRyAS, and A.N. MoRroN, Al
dermen.
HARvL. snrPHgHp, Town Marshall,
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Jew,lr, aaa ransy Goods.

~ gniswnLp ~ "a dfm n MN !
". 0nunnHii Established h. NrN nflranf N
,rtf1 MmufietufUf1 ali imrufirrs " Waiplfs'
hw,lf,. siyer wafe. untlsry dnus snd risias, cos
nrr Ca,al AMI lsyal Sis lisc ltrrly
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MAAoNIc.
piLL,S fHlffgR, No, u.
RORAL ARCH MAsONB.

nnurAHinSsf
y lgN,E .ag. .,. C '' {, =. n -.i.,
! mo. Ans ah, ID ssflT sanils llshiing
" W . athrnY, ss,'t.y.
fiyyruitI touGr. No. 5s,r.&h NJ,
Meet. pn iha last samfls, # ragh nenih, A. %.
Msssntr Hall. orc W tlL,a' W "
luus N, aaishTtis, tss'y.
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CouPIsNESFERT .AAWcstern ed
itssr- sBaaking II tsoteInrur1r-T.
saws Ahls iHteiiett is 80 dense. that
d .ronid take the augsr Of e'gfefIse.t.
ssa-e Ioreer ~ bore Snto = thar 4
-~srld N f1re through Mount Blanc
With = b15'ei tarrot
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- ssua ~ crTc-rAEs sd FEfCE LIs1S. sts-
TX a. q s-ssss-ry nsss-a-
~ lss--s-a
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If we now lose the chance for reg
istration it may not again be offered
us, the remainder of our lives may
be passed as aliens in our native
land and weshould not abandon our
birth right Crockett Sentinel.
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siderable excitement here among
cotton brokers, owing to the seizure
of nearly all the stock by revenue
Officers, They have seized all that
is without tags, declaring that the
certificate. of payment Of tax is not
sufficient, Merchants declare that
it is an attempt to levy black mail.
MEMPHIS, Aug. ! "A p. M Solar
the election has progressed quietly
and there. is no fear of disturbances.
Nothing as to the result can BIO
learned. ~ - d. i-a i'ii o. sH-ate fais
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wholesale DRUGGISTS.

- H. MnnnY ~ ~ n hnnpiounsst fu,il
-. an iioR given 10 ssiiins ma hsrri ',7l wen
ii,u,ur. Hu,igl, he,se, aud lad. llsel"p ]
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less it was impossible for him to do so
and If our law rejects parol evidence in
one case, it ought to do so in all. How
often has not every lawyer seen his client
robbed Of bis rights or moneys by the
testimony OF a single witness, which he
knew was falseg It is q matter OF
everyday Occurrences for perjury
is IS common as lying. How often have
we seen witnesses testify positively as TO
the very words spoken by 3 party, when
months had elapsed, and When the sub
iect OF the conversation was a IN which
thew had no such interest as could i'm
press the very words upon their memo
ries ? The principal business Of an attor-
ney, unfortunately, at the present day,
is to suppress the truth, and to prove by
witnesses what is false. We all know 1t,
and every day see 1t in our Courts.
It is worthy Of the consideration Of leg
islstures whether the evils and mischiefs
Of q system will not be intellectually
and intolera52y increased by the indis-
| eriminate admission of negro testimony
in the Courts, and especially OF their
dispositions, taken at a distance, and
without REORGANIZATION. There is nc
person in the community who has not Q
direct Interest in this matter; and we
may therefore perhaps be pardoned fol
this very incomplete discussion OF quea'
tions that must at first blush seem
unsuitable for consideration in the
columns of q daily newspaper.
which we may translate, whose keeps
the bssf liuuors. makes The best proof
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rHE GRANp FARCE

Fx-President DAVIS is to be tried at
Richmond on the 25th inst, II al parties
are agreed, to decide a question upon
which the statesmen and politicians O!
the country have differed from the
foundation Of the Government. CLAY
CABHoUN, WEBSTER, WRIGHT, WooD-
BURY and CHASE have been unable to
make up a common verdict, as TO
whether secession is treason or whether
it was contemplated, as q measure Of
dernier resort, by the trainers of the
Constitution. These great %jurists and
statesmen being unable TO determine the
knotty question, the Presidents, the
Senates and the Supreme Court being
incompetent to come to any conclusion
the most gigantic and bloody war in the
worlds history was fought to determine
the issue. The se~cessionists were de
feated by the force of numbers, the
weight Of artillery and the p~reponder'
( snce Of wealth. Yet this does moi
satisfy the parties. The matter il
now to be given to q jury, upon
t0Rich the Ethiopian intellect Wa
probably be represented, and the greai
and disturbing question perhaps settles
forever! What CALHOUN and WEB
srER could not settle, Cuffee and Sambo
have now an opportunity to determine
and thus set at rest the disturbing ele'
ment Of u politics. What JAY, MAR
SHALL and TANEY could not ~sdjudicate
the panel Of Judge UNDERWOOD may
gladden. humanity by the rendering o
their intelligent verdict. The Roman
s~oothsayers laughed in each others faces
when they delivered their o~racles. Thu
managers Of this trial have in thei
hands a case so barren Of results and 5,
bald in interest hat they cannot eve
laugh, when they eeme to consult. They
must feel that all the world knows, Wha
they themselves do, that q more arran
piece Of humbuggery-a more ridieulou.
farce has e been gotten up to repre-
sent a prest Stste-trial.
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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING TIE CON
DUCT OF THE APPEAL

A -vERNM Of white men for while
men; and no political miscegenauOn.
LoYALT TO the Union Of the STATE FrnEL-
rrY 10 toe Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience TO and, maintenance or
al law, state and National, c~onstituuonany
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation and OPP
preston, Of one man o. many and 10 al en-
croachments upon the rights OF neemen or o.
States. or upon the just and constitutional
prerogstives Of any Department Of the State
or National Governments
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military despotisms,
no euihronlng OF martial law, no suspension
orthe writ Of Habeas Corpus, no staying OF cit
izens by Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts. no letres de oaehet, in time OF
peaco.
STRICT sUBoRDrNATIoN OF the Military to the
Civil Power.
peace.
RESTORATION OF ~disfranchised citizens TO All
rights and privileges OF which they have been
dlSseized: no prosecutions or Disqualification
for political opinions; for the PAST, OBLIVION
n offences: for the PRESENT and fUTIhh'
UxroN. PEACE, Law and ORDER.
PERPETUAL TO all freemen OF the
African race. ofal the CIVIL rights OF reemen'
No RFPrprArroS, by state or Nation OF any
honest u lawful debt.
No REVIVAL OF old party differences Dnt q
vrl1n OF all Conservative men, OF all former
Dsrfas who revere the Constitution. 10 restore
the old landmarks Of the Government
No LEGISLATION to plumber q portion 81
the country for the profit OF another portion
wuArEvER is gUsr; whatever is RIGHT
-psfever is Of coon REPUrE, and worthy Of
the descendants OF English freemen
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HYMAN-RAYNER-In ST Peters Church,
Columbia TenR., on The 18Th inst, by the Rev.
DT. Pise, Col. JOSEPH h. HYMAN, OF Tarboro,
N. c., TO Miss sALLIE P. RAYNEs, daughter
OF Hon. Kenneth RRyner, OF CoahomR county,
Miss.
HINSON-BRCOES-AtJh the brides residence,
Iegr GeFmanJoWn, shelby county, on the IAN,
by the Rev. George HOLMES, Or. sHELrOS
HIKsoN. OF Aemphis, 10 MIS-. MAseARs 81 J.
Books,
The soft yet perpetual chain Of loves faithful
ties has again bcund in c%JunubisI bliss two
long devoted frisnds-One OF TeRDs sees
fairest and loyeliest daughters and a dlstin-
guished dentist and noble htacted son OF old
Virginia. A large num6er OF happy friends
were present at the wedding to congratulate
this handsome couple, and to shower the kind
est wishes and brightest smiles on Them,
4" Sag, what were man without his hopes and
fears.
without that home which plighted love en-
dears,
without the smile non partial beauty won
Say, what wee mau, a word without a san %
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, Novembes IS, 5 p. m.-Con-
soils closed at "a 8 16 ; 5 sos, 70l Illinois
Central, 81. Erie, AT.
FRANKFoRT, November Is, . pm.
United States 5 20 bonds, 75l.
LONDON, November Is, 5 p.m.-The
Cabinet mas resolved to place the tele
graph lines of Great Britain under the
direction Of the P~ostoffice Department.
LIVERPOOL, November IS, 5 pm
Cotton closed dull; sales 5000 bales
middling uplsnds Std; Orleans, SD.
Manchester adviees are unfavOrsble,
Corn 4Ss sd. Wheat, white California,
Is; No. l Milwaukee red, lbs l0i. Bar,
ley, IS Al. Oats, IS lid.
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- CCRREsPOyDEgTs

No o. can be taken Of anonymous com
a,upicsti0ns. whatever Is Intended fer in
ssr-fon in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
- bv the name and address OF the
-itsr. As q guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
p.,,nsss letters should be addressed to "THE
APFEAL," Memphis.
Communication FOR publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
an other matters connected with the edito-
~lsI department, should be addressed: EDI-
-oRs T APPEAL, Memphis
We rsunot. as q rule, undertake 70 return arti-
81 guot found suitable for publication.
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-TE4EGRAPHIU

NEW ORLEANS, November I5.-Cotton
unsettled; sales 2T00 bales; middling,
l7Ic; receipts, 1927 bales; exports, 1850
bales; weeks sales, 1900 bales receipts,
1915 bales exports, 4755 bales; stock,
81, So bales. Sugar, louisiana eentrifn-
gal, I4lc, yellow clarified, l5c. MOlasses
unchanged. Flour dull: superfine, So so
0lO; Xxx, 81. Corn dull, 81 4OGl 45.
Oats duIi, 75e. Pork very dull sales at
S22. Bacon dull aud dropping: Shout
ders are retailing at l32e; clear sides,
173c. Lard dull prime t~ierees, l23@lSc.
Gold, 394. Sterling, commercial, 49l9
81. New York sight, premium.
NEW YORK, November Is Cotton is
q shade lower sales 1900 bales; uplands,
ISGlSfc. Flour l0Gl5c lower: superine
Stats and Western, IS 5099 -. Whisky
quiet and unchanged. Wheat heavy,
and 1G2c lower. Rye quiet: Western,
81 62B. Barley declined: Western, 81 425
al AZ. Corn lower: mixed Western,
81 34GI 36i. Oats steady Western, IS
aisle. Rice quiet. Coffee firm. Sugar
firm: Cuba, lls@l2le; Porto Rico, 124@.
l3c; Havana, l24@i23e. Molasses dun /:
Porto Rico, Csc. PORK is a shade firmer,
81 Il Lard firm; barrels, l2s@lSs
LOUISVILLE, November la-TobaecO.
quiet and firm sales As hhds. at S56l7
Tor Tugs to medium leaf. SGperdDe flour
IS. Wheat firm AT 81 8592 40. Corn
and oats dull and unchanged. Cotton
l5s6153c. Hogs, packing, Sc 70G6 IS,
gross; receipts 1890. Pork $50. Bacon
shoulders l24e clear sides l64c, packed.
Lard, old, l29l23G Whisky 35e.
ST. LOUIS, November l5,-TObscco is
firm, active aud unchanged. Cotton
dull and heavy at l5te. Hemp, choice
undressed, 81 70 Flour quiet super
fine S697 so. Rye steady. Barley 81 30
go. Provisions dull. PORK dull AZ
S2I62i %. Bacon scarce; shoulders
I2fGI3c. Clear sides Isl. Lard l2l9l4e.
Whisky frmer and higher at 81 IS.
Hogs, IS 50@5 so.
CINCINNATI, November l5.-Flour IN
changed Y, Sl0GS10 25. Wheat firm
but quiet, at 81 1902 so. Corn, new,
EAR, S2GS3c. Oats advanced 67c. Rye
advanced 70 81 AS, Barley 81 SO. Cotton
dull and nominal, at 16}e. Tobacco C
tive at-f1ll prices. Whisky unchanged.
Pork firmer, at $40. Lard advanced to
l2c. SO green meats offsriRg Bacon
iirmer; shoulders lie. clear sides Isle.
Cheese firm, at 14lGI5c. Seed quiet.
Hay dull, at sl7. Potatoes dull, at s. so.
Hogs, S6S6 80 gressi and 81 759
s % nett.
NEW YORK, November l5.-Meney Is
a shade 6rmer, at 6@7c for call Ioans.
Sterling 969t. Goid1 42. Government
stocks quiet. Stocks more active, New
Tennessee SSt,
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MEHPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
FAN Meeting, 1867.

THE Fall Meeting over this Course viii COM
i menCe on the
Eleventh BAY Of November, and Goa.
tiRue Six Bays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
G. W. Dillahunt enters General Duncan's
br { antelope, BY Ava anehe, dam Gazette, by
imp Albion.
Thompson, BY imp. Mickey free, dam Ada
TeTis. by imp. Albion.
Johuson q Douglass enter 1. C. Richelisu, by
Jack Malone. dam the.dam Of MuggiEs, BY
P. Mitchell enters br. c Elgln, by shelby.
dam by imp. Emuei second dam the dam 81
socks.
General A. Buford enters br. C. by L~exingtod ;
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known F.;
dress red, gray and white.
W, >. Trematne enters j. G. bushWhacker, By
Lexington, dam by Gisnooei dress red, white
and blue.
Turner q Johnson enter br. c. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, By Chilie Harold.
GREEN STAKE
6. ". Dnlahunt enters Gen. &. W. Hariing's
b.. 9 Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Johnson q Douglass enters o .. BY Jack Ma
lone, dam Albino, by imp Albion } years
0eu. A. Buford enters br. m. by Vsndal, dam
BY lmn, AaFgFave 3 years Old dress red, gray
John a. Morgan enters Oh. T. Mamie LetehsY.
by Australian, dam Lavender, by Nagensr
3years old.
Z. B. Thomas enters oh. f Hira. by Lexington,
out OF Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters Oh. I Magazine, by
Australian, dam by old Wagner.
W. A. Fovlkes enters dark br c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3 years OLD.
W. A. FowIkes enters b. L by Vandal, dam
DutChess de Beri, by imp. Sovereign.
OVERTOR HOTEL STAKE.
Mr c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by CriPPlei dress green and
] O.. Jones enters 9. In. Maggie English, by
Shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsiloni dress red gray
p. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sacks.
T.. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke Of Or
leans, by JACK Malone, dam W0gent z mare.
W. :. Tremaine enters b h. Tom Worley, by
R~inggold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
and blue.
Toe ntries for this stake were closed on the
18Th Instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOB ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, GayOso House stake,
mile heats, tOr all ages.
Second Day-SecOnd race, two mile cash, for
all ages
Third Day-Ctizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
1hird 4 ay-Seeoud race, three mile dash, hee
for all ages $3.50 purse.
Fourth Dsy-second race, bankers purse.
$1,000, three mile heats. free for al ages
Filth D~ay-SQathern and Western Turf Con
gress stake, four mil heats
sixth Day-First race. Saloon stake, mile
heats. three best in i've, 500 purse, free for all
ages Second race, mile heats for beaten horses,
to be handicapped, Si00 purse.
GEN. n. 3. FORREST, President.
A. D. GIBSON, Secretary. seq
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
FASHIONABLE DANCING AOADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

NDME. LEISE would most respectfully au-
M nounce 10 the citizens OF Memphis that
her Glasses are nov open ather new aad splen-
did Hail, at No. 2i Second street, In the Ad-
ans block, one OF the most pri vats and pleas
ant locations in the city. Mume. J.. ras Two
large Halls suited 20 all tae wants OF her pu-
pills. All her Classes viii be strictly private.
Pupils admitted on The days Of tuition. Al
the new and most fashionable dances Taught
IN a lei lessons. Ladies' classes tuesdays AID
Saturdays At 10 o'clock am Masters ana
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays at half-past 3
o'clock pm. Gentlemen nom 3 20 20 O'Clock
pm. on Tue days and Saturdays Mdme. l.
will give Instructions in the Lee Academy, the
Memphis Female Institute, abd at Mrs. Ma
ghes's SchoOlin South Memphis, S. sOon as the
classes can be arranged. The Madame viii also
give Instructions in The new Gymnastics or
Physical Culture, which imparts 50 much grace
and beauty 10 the nguIe. This training xiv 5
her School the advantage over all Others, as
there is no e1tra charge made for this branch.
Terms-to suit the times-per term OF twenty
four lessons, SIS.
Parents ana guardians are invited to visit
School during the hours Of tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere Good music
provided, and sOirees given twice per month.
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Under and BY virtue OF q deed OF trust to
me executed by Charles PlannenstiehL on
the ID day Of March, lS56, and dUfy recorded at
he Re yisters Ofdce Of shelby county. Tenues-
see, IN Record Book No. IS, part second. pages
100 and 10 and lC aud III, I win, on
Friday, the sixth Day Of December, 1861,
Between the hours OF 10 an and on the
premises, sell al public sale TO the highest bid
der, ior cash, the fOloTing described property
A certain parcel OF land situate. lying and be-
ing in the city Of mem phis, the county or
shelby ana the state Of Tennessee. and dss-
crtDeo as follows town.. Being q part Of Lot
numbered three hundred and sevenfy-One SID
a. deSiEnated upon the original plan OF lots OF
the town Of MemphIs, which part OF said lot is
thus bounded Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF a lot formerly known as oeOrzs Crom-
eight 1857 Ieet to rs Intersection with Third
street; thence south With Third street one hun
bred and forty-eight GAS feet six (l inches te
another alley thence with said alley one hun
dred and 0rty-eisht(i feet SIX 81 inches 70
another alley thence north with said at al
lev thtriy-sX 49, feet 70 the south boundary
line Of the Crcmwei lot Aforesaid thence east
with said boundary line ninety 80 fest and SIX
% Inches 10 the southeast corner OF the afcrs-
said Cromwell lot thence north with the east
boundary line Of said Cromwell lot one hnnz
the said acknowledgements with ali The an
purtenances thersuntO belonging. Said deed
OF trust was executed TO secure tbs payments %
certain prumissory notes 70 Edwin W. lehman
FOR tbs balance of the purchase money. Re-
compton waived. ure perfect but sen Coly
as trustee. J.C. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Memphis, November II. 1851. novI4 tbs
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A ISOLATED with this House are Msssrs.
n ~. \. F~aIrswOrth, John G HeaEln,
O. p. Senesiack, James Boon a1u CLNeLsf
All OF whom are well aud favorabiy
known in this city and throughout the ooutn
generally, as thorough practical Druggist and
sarreef business men OF long and tried expert
ence. And with OUr personal knowledge hnd
familiarity with he wants OF cur numerous
friends and patrons, and our strict fttentiOn 70
busine s. we are determined 10 make this the
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Agents wanted Everywhere
FOR CHURN-DASHER."

nWSS M Cannot hi Tonnen Itself most frdby 70 the common sense anq g@GJ @g
~ sd mMe@ nscauy 50 with the people oil the southern States who now feel 50 greatly the
= Rmmbrth that the retail price has been liked at FCoh NHuSS -
o. the Dasherf for he whQ United SGd&a nd eannot herWoe
mN R@%Em t me TAoH-hsp price to Agashs been fixed at a figure to insure a large
ash captI OF sm hundred TO one houSn dollar. make Rc h0SIm tAm IT, an -
'Ws RmTenb@. that nzw stirring eas0eHem men who are Wiling o .Pulo a costs and roll ?
10y 16 Smic apWS rale one nhef PT cent PQM every thirty 70 sky
d9EJn f1a enc enough erai1I; and We are prPNed 10 offer JUS such o er ~ @n q
mL UnaTaaRd danag Mpwr. M NJ @es pSHss% ere 1S&s ~ sERg @ oTfpysTTtmsgs csSs
@aM ~ mIon eaE M mi nav npov men ttG thOusands- employment b@o peasHRand
ErI1nnmgy ne led oeHfo as vide as the whole e01any-Shone yo9ro I'VE
sine before you. Gar dttem on Dta nd on horseback S WAGON &9y1A ~ @mm oS 3
10y s Ssr5H mS Sd wosc omng| oang uon,~a accept IN stuauoaH to maksgsT
@MEMS md hVgTr ma faamau gNS and heeS q good pP1nunt OF d4ng@ Throw
oUrboad U0sep pride politics fashion" 2 ms golden dreams and ava
Se%s nd taS cold Oft york With a VIM dnveh - ahsad am sonh The emp PusV h
- PmwmbTt that in addition TO the d~s Ucfx thaft her8a are ~ S2dn AZ EHaa N
= anti xxi Efo ~ or mh Of then Two HUNDRED and FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
al eh a7 q j. A. CAMERON CO., q
ocs 32I Maln street, MsHpAls, Tenn.
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Wholesale BFug Emporium
OF TIE SOUTH.

We would therefore offer soeciRl Inducements
TO dealers ia this city and country generally, TO
favor rs with their confidence, assuring them
that rs we import direct from foreign markets,
ard purchases rom the criminal manufacturer
and hrst-hand dealers Of this codntry in un-
brukeu packages, we Therefore sNpe~t 20 be able
TO offer goods In quality and nj prices that VIII
DEFY con petition. Respectfully,
J. b. WAssoS a CO., PrOp'rs.
No. SIS Main stleet, Memphis
nrgia Of the Big MORTAR. Oc2ntf
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10 Creditors of Bankrupts.

nERSONS receiving notices that Their debt
ors have dled petitions to be declared
6ankrupis, will do well 70 Immediately prove
their claims, n torw ard them 70 the proPer
Conrts or tbsy will be barred 1 have the
Banks necessity, and can put Them 10 proper
snare A. small 81 pense HUME =. HILL.
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