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F0R RENF FnR FHE YRAR l8s8.

A SMALL FARM, IN The immediate Vicinity
n OF Germantown. and not more than hall
q mile nom the depot. confRiuing some seventy
I'VE acrss. about half OF which tsiuculuvsaon,
the balance In grove and timber, with q good
and comfortable dwelling houss, containing
Six rooms, with out houses, ETC. a good sprlng
OF never failing water, and other a~pPenoagee.
Possession given Cnthe LIST OF January mex and
ending the 3lst Of December following Apply
10 Henry T. Jones, living 10 s ght Of the place
nov5law4ws henry 7. JONES
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CORREsPnNnENCE

Editors Memphis Appeal:
In your issue OF November 22d, speak
ing Of cattle thieves, you say, "There is
little doubt but that an organized band
Of cattle thieves are plying their infs-
nous trade in our suburbs. A mounted
police is much wanted TO rid the district
Of these v%illainOus rsscals." This is an
important suggestion. Thsfts Of cattle,
pigs, poultry, etc, are Of daily occur
renee Owing to these continued depre-
datioDs the farmers are impoverished
and cannot supply cheap marketing, and
they have not time or means to hunt up
odiceTs-visit Memphis, day after day, at
heavy expense, and employ lawyers 20
prosecute these petty thieves. An eff
eient police Of, say ten mounted men,
could protect the vicinity OF Memphis
within a radius Of fifteen miles, and l
think would cheaper marketing to
Memphiaus one-fourth, in cattle, pigs,
poultry, fruits, vegetables, etc., within
twelve months. Upon what conditions
could a mounted police cooperate with
the MetropOlitans? Reliable men can
be found for country police.
Yours, respectfully, A CITIZEN.
The above letter, from a relis bic cor
respondent, is worthy Of careful cOnsid-
GRAFTON. The suggestions contained
therein are good and If carried out,
might save the stock Of many persons
living in the suburbs from the hands OF
these prOWiing marauders.
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ASSAULT on THE LEvEE.-Between
one aud two o'clock yesterday morning
a msnnamed William Welch was found
lying senseless on the levee near the foot
Of Court street insensible, he having
been badly beaten. Two men, John Con-
die andJohn Walsh, were arrested eharg-
ed with the offense and were committed
to prison. The wounded man was first
brought to the police station and after
wards taken to the hospital, where he is
being properly cared for. His jaw is
broken and the wounds serious, but the
surgeons think his speedy recovery prob
able
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Steiner Bros. & Baum are deter
mined to give up Business by the lst
Of January, and. therefore, offer
their entire Wholesale and Retail
Stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than new
York ost This being no Humbug,
the Public VIII do well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEINE Err BROS. a BAUM,
ass Main, Cor. Madison st.
pOV15-1m
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ENMoSs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 395 Main street, have received the
Metropolitan Record, Turf, Field and
Farm, Irish Citizen, John Mitehell's
Paper, Irish People, Freemsn's Journal,
Littelrs Living Age, Kelly's Weekly,
Criminal Zeitung, New York Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Boston
Pilot, Sunday Times, Police News, Police
Gazette, HsTpers' Weekly, Frank Leslie,
Round Table, True Flag, Ameriesn
Union, German Leslie, New York Mer-
curry, New York Weekly, Southern So
ciety, chronological Journal, Godey's
Ladies' Book, Frank Leslieis Ladies'
Magazine and Gazette Of Fashion, Har-
pers' Magazine, The Galaxy, Eclectic
Magazine, Land we Love, BsllOu's
Monthly Magazine, Pleasant Hours,
Catholic World, all for December, and
London Art Journal, Every Saturday,
DeBOw's Review for November, and
dsilies from everywhere. Call at EN-
mons & Sons for your reading matter.
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THE WEATHER-About six O'Clock
yesterday morning q brisk nor 'wester set
10, blowing down fences, ehimneys,
stovepipes, etc. Many hats Of early pc
destriaDs found the gutter, and muddy
boots was the consequence. The wind
/ gradually died away towards night. At
the hour OF our going to press the air is
clear, cold and frosty. The sessoD Of
" the sere and yellow leaf" has fully
! set in.
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STOCE STEALING.-On Thursday night
the stock thieves paid 2 visit to the stable
OF Mr.. Minor Merriwesther, No. IS
Union street, and took theTefrOm q mule
valued at Sl75. a liberal reward is offer
ed for the recovery Of the animal. Some
NJ the same class also visited Mr.. +. W.
LawtOn, No. 81 Main street, and got of
with q fine borse. mo trace"
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ST. PATRICK's CHURCH-At the st.
Patrick's Church Fair, to commence
Tuesday niget, a saddle will be voted to
the most popular candidate for Street
Commissioner. The approaching con-
test has already excited quite a lively
interest among the friends Of candidates.
The fair will be held st the Memphis
Club Hall, and will, We hope, be well
p~stronizec, as money is needed by the
Ehnrch.
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STORE ROBBERY.-The game store OF
Messrs. John d. Edwards & Co, Nc. 43
South Court street. was entered yester-
day morning from tue rear, and robbed
Of q quantity Of clothing, q fine meer-
schaum pipes revolver and three dollars
in currency. The thief made good his
ESCAPE,
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Al SO per month. each, two excellent STORE
ROOMS with Cellars, in the Brick Building on
Beal. Near second street,
ALSO. at SO per month. each six nrst-elaSs
Rooms 10 second story Of same Building.
Also. also per month, the store Room NO.
a. on Madison street, RstWsen Main and Second
streets.
AIso. FOR Lease, on i've and ten years time,
al the lowest rates, BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
LOTS. on BeaI. ueSoto, Shelby, Tennessee,
Clinton, Wellington orleans Echols and
ApDIv fo WI L VANCE,
nos 93 Madison street
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THE PAvEMENT.-We are glad to say

THE PAvEMENT.-We are glad TO say
that she work Of paving Main street
with the Nicoison has been resumed, and
the blocks are being rapidly laid north
and south. An additional stock Of lGm-
Der has arrived, and the contractors are
doing all in their power to complete the
werk ere the cold weather sets in. "'lis
a consummation devoutly to be wished.''
Capt. Ike A Hood, the Engineer in
charge. informs US that the necessary
quantity Of lumber has been arranged
for, and that the pavement OF the great
t~hor0Ughfars from the Mississippi and
Tennessee TO the Memphis and OHIO de-
pots viii be completed by the frst oi
January.
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THE COURTS.


CHANCERY CoURT-Wm. H. Smith
Chancellor, etc.-The following Order'
and DEGREES were entered on yesterday
Trigg vs. Nelson, report OF c. s NJ. confirmed.
Gibson Us Mckeever ct al, reference to c. & VI
6ayOsO Savings ms. VS. League ct al, tina
decree
Saving Bank Of NJ. VS. Loague ct al, ma
decree.
stephens, admir-, vs. Perkins, sale confirmed.
McShadden vs. harris, reference to c NJ.
SeEs VS. sears, final decree.
Cash vs. Curtin. dismissed.
McCieary Us NoCleary, final decree.
Donney vs. McC1eary, final decree.
Robbins vs. Wills, sale confirmed.
Durant vs. Davis. final decree.
Wsles vs. PoneTOy, final decree.
Butler vs. Johnson, order Of sale.
Leslie vs. Leslie, divorce decree.
German vs. German, divorce decree.
Brown VS. Boyer, references TO q & NJ.
Baker VS. Watkins, reference TO q N.
walker vs. Nelson, sale snt aside.
James vs. Petit, reference TO G. & N.
Mount vs. ROsenstOck, reference toC & n.
B~sntonvs Andrews injunction dissolved.
Carr vs. WaldrOn, order appointing receiver.
No SS-D. r. Montgomery VS. Mcdowell, sci
for hearing to day.
Law CoURT.-Jdmes O.. Pierce, JltdQe,
etc.-To-dsy will be motioudsy. The
Clerk will call the roll Of attorneys, com
mencing at letter A.
CRIMINAL COURT. - VIM. Hunter,
Judge, etc.-Court was not in session on
yesterday, in consequences Of the illness
of Judge Hunter. It was adjourned over
20 this morning by the Clerk. To-day
the Jail cases will continue 10 be called.
MUNICIPAL COURT-GeO. ". Faldrors,
Judge, eto.-The cases set for trial to-day
ara A. failoUs-
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CASH PURCHASES wilIhave the choice
Of buying beautiful lands either in the
southern or eastern border Of the city, in
the sale Of the lots advertised by Messrs.
RoysteT, Trezevant & Co., at their sales
room, on Monday next.
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ANOTHER TOURNAMENT.-We under
stand Ihst q challenge Tournament viii
come off at Chulahoma Marshall county,
Miss, December 4th and 5th. It is q
challenge by Mississippi contestants 70
Tennesseesns, and we suppose viii be q
very exciting affair. Col. Thomas l.
Harris, Of Holly Springs, is the orator Of
the Gav
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Run OvER-About 10 o'clock yester-
day morning q negro was riding = horse
up Second street, near Union, when the
animal became frightened and ran over
Mrs Quinn, iDjuring the lady rather
severely. The negro rode of. No arrest
Was made.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or CuE0, conducted by the 8 anish Govern
menR 1881 geo in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes cashed and information furnished.
The highest rates paid for DoubIooHs and all
kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & CO.,
BANKERS, No. Wall St.,
nos 3m New York,
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Boulevard Hoop Skirts
FIRM D SIZE.
The Best Bargain offered

- n. ELLIOTT offers for sale tlig Fsrm o.
=. 20 acres. at Ellotts Station. en- M 4s-
sIsIppi Central Railroad. sighI mllas south %
Grenada ~ more acres can De ADDED u
desired
TnsIand lies on both sides OF tie railroad. uD
% EIiDtEs Slauuu- aUu affords eisfl.= size rrr
Mercantile and HanufacLurtuE esLa1isll
Il has en- abundance Of hHe u4G--- needed l-
he railroad. more than e1uuEu -n paw 1Ea
price o. the whole tract. 10 L. ali leFs. ana
suscspttble OF divisions to suit any purposes
has 80 acres cleared and under =oo1 fsEce-
Has a comfortable tariy re5.lsnce with COED
Out-hOuse=. barns and slalLe-IaT-a- and the
oeEt gin, screw and cotton prsss-ali aeW.lu tie
sane county Tn Improvements crsl WLtli1
the lat three years $780, Er. Elliott desires 20
sell before the inst % January neE-
and a. a strong Endorsement he oGa1s
his land at ten dollars per acre, iu Uni-zE
states Currency, for which he reused rlLr-T
dollars per are IN ISL The Will De given, II
desir. q, upon half the pi e. upoa air terms.
sale must bemade soon OF not o. al. Title ~
the highest grade. hefer To
s. n. HAWKINS. AEuat-
nOvl0 Greual1. E--
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Notice.

On and amer the GIst inst. or rates for Com.
" pressing Cttlon via be ~ - per bale
v-nf-h includes. as before, one BraYGge, Cover
fnr sample Holes and Fire Insurance while IN
orr noEsassinn. All cotton received REroR x
GompresstnE.
All q for COMPRISING are due and payable
A. the time such cotton Is delivered 70 thi
soSihwesaem Freightt Co,tSa Prs c.
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE OR RENT

AFARM Of 20 acres 20 acres in cultivation
On a p,od Dwelling House, Gin House, Grist
,,sp Cotton Gin and Press, Peach and Apple
~ strawberrys, RzsposFrys and other
,-s me renter or purchaser viii have the
-, ftbs p~rovcnGer, stock and implements
-, 4ure now on the placs-kn0Wn as
he . Rrs,sr Place. a miles nom Memphis, one
mile nom ne Pigeon RoOst road Inquire OF
y u-<re 10 Main street nov3lw
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRFs.
BIEEaIAN CHURCH Ar NASH.
THURSDAY MORNING.

THURSDAY MORNING.
Assembly met and was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Stratton.
Minutes read and approved.
Moderator announced the reception of
e letter from Rev. Moses Hoge, D. D., in
reference to the Mission to the Churches
ia Great Britain and Ireland. The Com.
m~issiOners thought it inexpedient to per-
form the duty assigned them.
The Assembly decided that it was
i~nexpedient to employ a professional
reporter.
The remaining portion Of the report Of
Committee on Publication was taken up
and adopted.
The Moderator then announced the
hour for public service.
The Assembly, with a large coDgrega-
ton, united in suitable services in OBJ
servance of the dsy Of Thanksgiving.
Prayer and praise were offered for the
few things mentioned by Mr.. johnson
in his proclamation which we, in the
limits Of our Church, enjoy.
This afternoon the Assembly pay their
respects to Mrs. President Polk, at her
mansion.
How very harmonious are all the ses-
sions OF the Assembly. DELTA.
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CROSSING OVER The recent rains
have made the Unpaved streets almost
impossible for ladies or young gentle
men who wear light sOled boots. We
were much amused yesterday, to notice
3 well known collector Of a morning
paper carrying a country editor Y a
crossing on Monroe street, between Main
and Front. The load was heavy, but the
city boy performed the work. This
street should be paved. We awe no
reason TO believe that the properly hold
eTs are averse to the laying of the blocks.
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EO.R EN r.
FOR EN- t

GROCERY STORE, at the intersection o.
Poplar and Alabama streets. a number one
stand. Can command = large country trade
Inquire on the premises so Alabama street.
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Anew brick Business House, three stories
high with cellar aud all necessary improve
ments. Just completed, at No 2 HoWards Row,
Also. the Wheatlsy plantation, eight mile;
south Of Memphis. between the nver q d Horn
Lake road Il contains 600 acres OF fertile
open land under good fence, with improve
uents located 50 as 70 make the place suscept-
bic Of division into three tracts or 10 acres
each. This is one Of the best places in the
country, suitable for grain or cotto1-growlug
or Tor a stock farm
kpply 10 Dr. DID. SaunderS q South Court
street. or J. q weaver, on the plantation.
nnsf-NE
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION


w,HF farm known asthe Richardson place, 10
Upton county Tenn, hye Uiles oeloH ran
.folnr. coatalDIuF $50 acres. o. Whleh 80 aete-
51Te cleared and under a Gne state Of cuiuNa-
ton. There are on Lhe place countortaoie over
1tug b use and negro cabins 2 good Rln mouse
-nS al necessary oufhouses- Terms r~easOnahae.
ADBfvf 10 Asha. M~cLenpsu Co.. ~ Trout -,
Meunphis. or 10 the undersigned a. Covington,
1917 J.R PALMER
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THAT elegant and spacious Dwelling, No. s.
Court street. containing some ten or twelve
rooms. in excellent condition. cu1table- from
its Genital location, for q nrst-elEsa boarding
house. OF private residence. IEEd-SU0 per
annum. payable monthly in advance by notes
vel secured apply 10
. Jene-zuu street,
- ------- L--L-n mi
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ST. JOHN's Methodist Episcopal
Church services in the Criminal Court
Room, Greenlaw building. Preaching
tomorrow { II am. and e pm. by the
Pastor, Rev. f. A. Mason. Sabbath School
at 8 pm. The public are invited.
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a CHAPEAU."-As many of our
% country cousins" are arriving in the
I city, daily, and desire TO know where
they can find the latest styles OF hats and
caps, it In only necessary to mention
that cur old friends Francisco & Wiggin
have everything in the shape of hats,
caps and ladies' furs hat would please
the maid, the bride or bridegroom, the
mother and the young seiOns. Go 70 the
above house toequip yourself with some
thing becoming.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE.-The sale
Of seats gave earnest OF 8 fine house
last evening. at Miss Fanny B. Price:
benefit, to see the sensational drama,
NobOdy's Daughter repeated. Mr.. Han
chett has succeeded admirably in throw.
ing together the salient incidents, and
evolving the most interesting points
The situations are strikinglv dramatic
and effective This play affords Miss
Price an excellent opportunity Of show
ing her versatility and high attachments
as an actress. Her fine capacity and
Landslide ambition aided by her studious
attention 70 the details of her profession,
have placed her in the front rank, and
she occupies q proud position. There
will be g matinee to-day, Mr..
Thompson having been induced to con-
tiuue these agreeable entertainments 81
the suggestion of a number Of families
who reside too remotely from the Thea
ter to attend the night performances.
N0body'S Daughter will be played this
evening.
GREENLAw OPERA HOUsE-That tai
ented young actress, Miss Helen DeVere,
took her first benefit at the GreenlaW
Opera House last night, when the favor.
ll5 rue u E~HCNONLItCItL WAS
Her singing was repeatedly encored.
The house was well filled lnotwilhstaud-
ing the bleak wind by q select audi
ence who gave repeated manifestations
OF their approval of the enactment OF
the play. This young lady, by her cor
rect acting and excellent singing, has
won many friends among our play Roers.
Some new features were introduced. II
the stage permitted, the scenery would
doubtless be more extensive, and cOnse-
quently more attractive. The acting and
dancing came fully up to former repre-
sensations. The piece will be produced
nightly until further notice. A grand
matinee will be given this afternoon at
2 O'Clock, when ladies and children who
are unable to attend at night will have
an opportunity of Witnessing this great
spectacular drama.
VARIETIES. THE Varieties grows
nightly in popular favor-the class OF
patrons being q decided improvement on
these who formerly frequented the house.
The region is quiet, and the perform
ances well worthy Of patronage.
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La Mirandss' French RemediSs-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hav-
ing been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish a branch in this
country, I am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rheu-
matism, scrOfula etc; also, The genuine i'm
ported Vftella - HeaIth's Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered By the excuses and abuses OF
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
perienesd physicians. Address you rom
munications to Dr.. g. W. Fernier, 25 West
47th st., New York. Advice gratis, but II
you give US the full history OF your case,
the consultation fee Of three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address US in fun
confidence. MOI
Marriage and CeIibaey.-An essay for
young men On the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impsdiments
TO marriage, with sure means OF relief. Sent
sent in sesled envelopes free of charge. Address
DIR. J. SKLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia
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BUsINEss.-We request that our advertising
patrons baud IN their favoIs at the Counting
Room BY six O'Clock pm, 20 insure insertion
next day. Obituary u Death notices will Ue
received at the Composition Room uptO eleven
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PosTPONENENT.-We are advised that
the races, which were to have ONE of
to-day, have, on account Of the weather,
been postponed until further notice.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A TR A OIL

We want men everywhere 70 STUDY LheLr OWt
IETERFsr. The right 70 manufacture and sci
thR Patent Aurora OIL IN q single county WI
make more money to the purchaser IN thre'
months than the largest farm IN your stat,
VIII make n q whole year. p Aurora Oh
actually costs less than oue-haH the mo o.
Goa on. aud the Illuminating power OF tht
Aurora Ou IS a. much superior 70 the Coal OF
ss the Coal OIL is 70 3 tahpw candle, q Il
Nc MoRE explosive than taIow candle any
lamp that VIII burn Coal Oil VIII burn the o.
rora on Il does not smoke the chimHey II
does not smel-it VIII not grease OF Etain tht
finest lneu-uot even white cloth The mate
rial FOR Its manufacture Is tn"eLhausible. One
man can make seveuty-dve barrels per day,
10 machinery required. We will pay YOU
fare TO and FROM the city Of Memphis end bill,
while here. II we cannot prove all, and even
more. than we have stated. singh county 2.
8 small fortuue to the man Of enterprise, and
b right TO a State Is untold worth.
Forfurther Information, call on OF address
n. (. Dewitt A Co.,
Is Madson street, corne Main,
fvIe Memphis, Tenn.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

4 smith a XII, are hereby notified iraE
information in resard TO Their caslltsf
can 20 obtained nom Mezsr& Sterhals 81
Smith, attorueJa-of-laW Madiso4 street in
whose charge the papers and er1nis1Ft cust-
nesa have been placed They EUiEFeGuelruIl
70 tha business until ne EaIt9 meEe raf
ar-ranRenents. ofAt1hhL a
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COMPLIMENTARY CARD.-We, tbs
undersigned, passengers of the Memphis
Osceols and Hsile's Point packet
Z" Countess, Capt. Silas Halt, take THU
method to "eardn their opinions anC
thanks to the feet little steamer of Thu
line, and commend her to sil by tbs
" wayside as the boat equal to tie de
msnds of the trade, and worthy Of tht
patronage Of shippers and passengers o.
the line, for comfort, speed and safety
Capt. Silas Halt is a bOatman Of the Ole
school, an old actor, who will give hi
passengers a benefit OF a good boat, if pat
ronized. With Luck" we drink, snC
recommend, with pleasure, the "Coun
tess" Halt and Peter, officers, to the
people:
william A. FerrlDg, ]. f. Montgomery. ]. H
Rails, J. o. BiackwOOdr T }. EscuP, c. r
Bowen, F c. Norris, William +. Williams
George Johnson, q. L. Moore, J. c. Bowen, J
B.. WhitwCrth, F. B. Hale, A.. TrOusdale, JOhI
Matthews, Miss Emma Cook, Miss Sallie +
EdrinetOu, Miss Minnie Cooke, Miss Molli,
EdrngtOn. Mis- Ssllle F. Williams, Mis-
Nellie williamson, Niss Maggie Bowen, Mis-
A. Williamson. Miss Alice Williams, MIS-. W
7. Bowen, Mrs, Bland Williamson, Mrs. /
W. r J hnsor, WI. Bowen, J. NJ. Waller
William W Lea, j. NJ. Alexander, ". 7
Chapman, John Brace, r. q. McGaYOOk.
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Read the New Advertisement of
Rice, Silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean TO offer such Inducements as
VIII guarantee an early sale.
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Read the advertisement Of Lindauer,
Arnold & Co., 31l Main street, corner
Monroe. nsyI3 I'm
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Money to Loan on collateral security.
Apply at $50 Second street.
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RENT

A Cottsge HouEe containing i've rooms
Kitchen. elc-, newly painted. and IN good or
de-, IL chelsea, opposite ". BenJes, VIII d.
rented low to a prompt aud good tenant 70.
terms apply 10 Wm- BENJES or 10 J ]
SHANKS. ZEs Main street. now n.