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WASHINGTON, November 19.-Attor-
ney General StaDbury has published a
card denying that be is the author Of an
article affirming the illegRlity Of the
session Of Congress. The article was
signed with his initials hence the mis-
take. .. Er -H
CHARLESTON, November l9.-It is ex-
pected that new State tax bill will be
shortly issued by Gen. Candy. Mer-
chants have requested him to lower the
taxes.
Boston, November 19-The sales OF
tickets to Dickens course Of lectures to-
day caused no little. sensation. At sun
rise the crowd began to gather, and 6
strong police was required to enforce fair
play among the sgerapplicants. Nearly
al the tickets for the course about 5000
were sold and hundreds were disap-
pointed in not being able to secure any.
But few tickets fell into the hands of
Spectators, who offer them at twenty
dollars each.
AueUsTA, November IS Returns
from Florida show that the Convention
is carried by a decided majority of regis
tered voters. Nearly all the blacks voted,
and but few whites A large number OF
negroes were elected TO the Convention.
In Leon three out of four delegates are
negroes,
The Conservative press Of Georgis ad-
yocate the meeting Of q Convention st
Macon, In December, for the purpose of
organizing party in opposition 10 re-
construction under the military bills, and
with view to defeat the Constitution to
be submitted. Neither time or place for
holding the Reconstruction Convention
has yet been appointed.
MONTGOMERY, November l9.-Iu the
Reconstruction Convention to-day an or
dinance passed its third reading, spprO-
pristing $50, 600 to pay officers and mem
bers Of the Convention, who are to re-
ceive eight dollars per deim, and eight
dollars mileage for every twenty miles OF
travel to and from the capital. The
Committee on taxation reported section
to the Constitution, providing that all
taxes shall be assessed in proportion to
the value Of the property that the Leg
islature may levy poll tax Of one dollar,
fifty cents Of which is to be appropriated
exclusively to the school fund. Ordered
printed. The franchise question was dis
cussed until adjournment.
HAVANA, November lS.-The French
steamer Panama, from Vera Cruz, has
arrived here. She bring as passengers
NJ Magnus, late Prussian Minister to
Mexico; Queredo, of the Bolivian Gov
ernment; M. Elvine, French Minister I;
all accredited to the late Imperial Gov
eminent. Prince Salm Salm Is also q
passenger, all on their way to Europe.
The body OF Maximilian had been de-
livered 10 Admiral Tegethoff. 1t had
become badly decOmposed. The body is
expected te arrive at Vera Cruz about the
end of the month. Many resident
physicians deny the existence Of cholera
in this city, A tremendous hurricane
occurred at st. Domingo on the 30th ult.,
which caused heavy loss of life and
great destruction of property.
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HOW IAooBlNlsM TAXES THE PEG


The New York Herald says:
The local government Of the city Of
New York alono costs over twenty mill
lions of dollars. Reckless eXtravagaRce
is the curse of all parties, for here we are
under Democratic rule but tits just to say
that the estupendOus debt and frlghtful tax
alton of the Federal Government are the
result of Radical Republican misrule. A
thousand millions of taxatiOni What
people ever bore such q weight? How
can we continue to bear 1t? We must
remember, tsO, that nearly all this bur-
den falls upon the North. Under the
destructive legislation of Congress the
South will be less and less able to aid in
carrying this burden. Twenty-Five mil
lions of people have to bear q thousand
millions of taxation Forty dollars a
head for every man, woman and child I!
Or for every head OF family from two
to three hundred dollars year! How
are the working classes to endure such
taxation? At least q third of all they
earn goes directly or indirectly to gov
eminent. No people In the world are
taxed anything like this. Even in Great
Britain, where they are more heavily
taxed than anywhere else, except in this
Republic, taxes do not amount to half
what we have TO bear. Our people lore
this patiently until the war was finished
and the Union made secure, but they
will certainly not bear it long in time OF
peace. ......r--
Here in Tennessee we have, in addi-
ton, to pay taxes to State Government
managed with equal disregard Of econo-
my and wisdom, by men utterly unfit to
legislate and rule while in Memphis we
have the County and City taxes super
added,-the whole making a burthen
which the people cannot bear. If it were
the deliberate intention Of our many ty-
rants to utterly ruin the State and the
city, and to have the whole become as
desolate as Tyre and Babylon, the wit of
man could haven't no measures better fit-
ted to accomplish the fell purpose than
those adopted by National, State and
County JOcobinism; to which, after the
coming election of municipal officers by
the negroes, WILDE added the Jseobinism
of the city. Already emigration is de-
pleting the State, and business abandon
ing the city. Everything pOrtsnds for US
a gloomy and ruinous future. I.-. d IS
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent's Commenta-
ries, Blsaop on Criminal Law Caruther's His
tory OF a Law Suit, Stephens Pleadtngs
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
- months
Parsous on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Ereenleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESs ION, SENIOR CLASS
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adam 5 Eoufty
Pleading, Redheld on Wills, Hiiliard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburu on Real P opsrty, Taylor on Land.
lord and Tenant, sngell a Ames on Corpora
tons, Story's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conkiin's u {. Trsatiss.
Eeeitations and examinations each dav At 4
o'clock. Moot Coutt once each week and Ap-
pellate tlourt once each month, presided over
BY the Professors all together.
a-tu7euts permitted 10 enter any Class but a o
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole course.
Terms 50 per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
All students Of aw can attend Tree OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElocutlOn sud explanation of Latin and
French technicsliltss BY the President
Arrangements VIII be made 70 Dcard and
lodge students 1t Sl5 per month. Al Apllisations
should be made early. sel0
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ATTEN HOuSE

HoREER WASHINGTON fsSB SECOND sTss
u We take pleasure In annOu nciuR thas onr
house Is stiil open for the eaccommod alton offhe
travelling community. Neat aud com Portable
str ct attention 70 the wants OF guests We Zee
no hestsncy IN asserting that we can and will
please all who may ieVor Us with their D tron.
age We Will be pleased 60 meet old friends ana
pstronS and As many new ones as NAV favor
as with a eaii. We feel under many Obiisations
Or the liberal patronage heslosed upon as in
the PAST, anc hope 70 receive our share 40
usprs' sesfa e % par day neyip-sm
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flfstrntfon .Nokfce.

r ETTERS Of Administrator upon ths estate
i OF Daniel Notion, deceased, having bsan
granted 70 the Undersigned a. the November
Term Of the County Court Of shelby countv.l
. persons Indebted 10. or having claims
against said estate, VII please call on Z III.
Howell. Esq, No. Union street, lst heaeham
4 TrBsdwellsl whO ie authorized to Get for ne
JESEIE W. NOTION. Adm,x
a OF estate Of d. Notion deceased.
Memphis November IS. lBs7, r N .
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TE Offering OUR BTTTERS 10 the Southern
Il Public, we have no hes.tsncy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern Produe-
tioa 30 our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special sdaptitude TO the varieus types o.
stomacie derangenents prevalent In our
climate.
Itiss gentle stimulHnt 70 the gystsm afte5
undergoing q severe Illness.
II cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Choiera Morbus.
It's preventive for Chills and Fcvers.
It's an Invaluable oompauion for person
travelling At slI seasons OF theyear.
Itis 3 HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- Sold everywhere.
q. II. EBBERT a CO..
sole Manufacturer
Depot, No. o HovVard's Row,
febIe tr Hemphta- Tenn
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SpecialEot;ce

Memphis, November IS, iSsS.
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On Tuesday, November 90, 1857.

between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock s.rn IN
lront Of the Law Court raoms in tbe eifv N
Memphis. sell AZ public outcry, to the hiFhesr
BIDDER Tor cash leasehOld in ere=t IA the fol-
Loving described lot Of ground, in the " OF
memphis and county and SLate Aforesaid. Be
ginning Al the 1nieTsecti n o. the west line ~
second street Wit the north line OF Beai
street thence running west with Zeal street
sixty feet more or less 70 the ByDee lot thencs
north parallel with Second street forty. q We e.
y ore or less 70 the wall of the old Union Hou-e
thence east paral 81 with BeaI street 3 XIV feet
more OF less 10 second street, thencs with sec
ond street lorty-hvs feet mere or less 10 The be-
ginning. The sa lsasehold interest h he 4
under ana described in a lsase executed 10 rhs
said Hughes by = A. and A. n. E6mcudg ans
receIded In ihs said Registers ofice. IN boo5c
No %, ri z, pages b72 bI8 and 5T4 Tor thst ~.
% eight years Commencing on the I2th dav ~
way lNoo, the said Lessee 10 pay the gur, ~
three hundred dollars on he l2lh CAV o Nav
ana or Novemher IN each and every year dur-
ing tne said terra, sud 70 ray AL far4s eT.7
cllaFEis 8 70 be assessed on the Fsfi lor ar ff-e
improvements on the same by safe. cor nv
cay, or any other authority. and the sid lee
70 os paid a. the tefminaiion OF the ease he
value OF the buildir = he might erect on sid
lot, % be ascert ined hy referees. The sauirT
OF redemption Is waived In the sa 4 d ID Of
trust. The sum Of 81 269 % Is credited on ne
l3ih OF november. 1903, on the indebfednes5
mentioned In said deed OF trust Ihe tius Il
believed 10 be good, but Will convey only a.
trustee. JAMES EfDF,L
BOO Is Trustee
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The clients Of Daniel Notion, deceased, ha7-
ing unfinished business rem q ming m his
hands, are requested TO cal on Mallory, YOUNG
a Andersen, attorneys, Ne. ~ Madtson sfrsel
In whose care the same has been placed. -
JENNIE W NOLTON, Admix
= ,g OF estate Of D. koltcn, dscease.s
&enRhis, NaTsmnsT a. leE, noVEs ~ y
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Fashionable Dancing Academy

MADAME LEISE, OF New Orleans. would
lAl mos. respectfully snnouncs to the cftizeus
or Memphis that she will open her classes f,lr
the above graceful accomplishment on the
THIRD TUESDAY, IN September at the JET
ferson Block second StIeet. where sne tfusfs
0y strt attention 10 the advancement OF her
pupi Who may Be 1ntrusue1 TO her charge 10
merit share Of the public patronage, Mad.
l., having taught IN most o. the uriuciDs
c1ues OF Lhe south and Southwest, hOpeS- 70
meet here VITA The same unbounded success
which has hitherto marked her course OF in
struclion elsewhere. Days and hours Of tuition
for Children, Iuesdays and Saturdays from
half-Past o'clock TIL dark Tor Ladies, frOm
10 an. tlll Il; FOR Gentlemen, nom 5 tin 10
pm, an the same day. References unexcep-
toneble, Tor which, and oIher particulars.
please see circulars, which VIII be fsund st the
Prtn tipal book and music stores. Terms mod
crate Calisthenlcs and Dancing taught IN pri-
vate families and schools, II desired. Soirees
given twice month ann
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LOOk 0t "a GoOda.

And then judge for yourselves Adopting for
eur motto, ..HoHE5TY Is THE Fest Fol-
ICY" we snail adhere stfiouy TO It in al the
details OF our business, aud endeayor TO give
their patronage -a aa
We do not intend TO @give mp business" OF
dissolve partnership" but fhall sell goods at
prices which are an advertisement OF them
81 YES feeling confident that an intelligent
public will soon see the difference between
-NVORna and ACTInNS Ramenhar
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g. BRO.
RoA Nam street -

VEyE would cail the attention OF the Public
w to the fact that, having entirely altered
ard Improved our premises, we are desirous Of
selling out the present stock OF DkY GOODS
at prices which we do not publish for a PUFF
and BLOW, bat would simply ask Of q discrim.
mn hffn n aOrna and
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Ghancery Sale Of Real Estate
Friday, December 9th, 1867.

Friday, December 9th, 1867.
lZ1, y, r. D--JOhn N. Fleming, admir-. et a. i.
vs. Wm.heal, et al Chance y Court OF Mem
phis
PY virtns Of an inferiocutory decree nnsde in
Othe above cause. I will sell at public auction
70 me highest bidder a. the Court H0use door.
In the city Of Mem phis Tennessee,
On Friday, December 6. 1862.
betEesn the hours OF 10 an. and y N. the foI-
lowing described real estate, 70 wits eixty-
seven (67l acres, bounded as follows: Or Inc
so0th by the lands belonsing 70 the estate of
Willltord sullivan, on The vest by the land be-
longing 70 tns estate Of ". 7 Farley ana on
the north by said Fariey's lands and the iauds
Of John Isrman, and On the eat BY the land 0f
said John Jarmsn: said tract Of land lies abouf
three miles south ofCOllervtlle, Shelby county
Tennessee, the same being the farm OF A. 81
Neal, deceased, AZ his death.
Terms of salem credit Of seven months,
notes with good security and lien ed f5Tls
ia payment OF purchase money
Equity Of redemption barred
"A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
nov. olns l9of. ns6 dtd
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Thursday. The alst day OF goTenber. lss,.

on the Premises, between the hours or 70 o,cIock
an ana p m, sell. A. public auction, 10 The
hignest bidder, fcr cash, the etitire prBperrv 10
os found covered BY said trust deed. Eafug tle
nxf ures ana furniture In storehouss No II ~,
lns NoEtn SIDE o. Jefferson street. and on rh6
East SIDE OF Csnter alley. In the city or Mem
phis, Tenn, and al stock tn said storehouse n
any, WITH all the appurteu Ences Thereto BE-
lon g lngi and Will, a. tde sane time, rent sid
pu1ehaser OF the property sold the refusal. or
preferred right of the premises. at a fafr r,5ut
70 be fully secured.
49,. d. A SHEPHERD. Trustso.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS clLlEGE

THE Law Department of the Memphis Col
II lege VIII OUen on the FIRsT MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen com
prise. the FReulty: H.E
Constitutional Law.......-.--Cfeu. ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & Plead ing.----..Hon. R. r. HEATH
Perssnal Property q Pleading A. d LEEls
Equity q commercial Law-HOn. +. T. SCRuGGs
Grim. Law 4 Admiralty. ten j. r CuAIuERs
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Trustees Sale.

DH VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust made 10 ma
ID by P. T Hughes ON the Sd dav Cf Nov,a-1-
Der, l5ro. a1d recorded in the Re ister's once
IN Shel county, and state OF Tenne see. m
book No o. pat z, pages n, 2s9 and 2fs, 10 ss-
III
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FrIray. The sixth Day Of December, 1ss7.

EftCals INC siAtE Bog VI BcCcdDtF, l0o !,
p lwseu the hours Of 10 an and pm, on the
prprafses sell at public sale 10 the highest bid
aer- 81 3 cash, the following described property
a q tain parcel Of land situate. lying aud be
ing ia the city OF Mem phIs, the county OF
shelby and the State Of Tennessee, and des
eriDed as foliows toyit: Being 9 part OF Lot
numbered three hundred and seyenty-one tS7l)
IS designaIed upon the original plan OF lots Of
the town of Memphis, which part Of said lot "a
thus bounded Beginning at the northeast cor
nsr OF q lot formerly known az deorge Crom-
wells; thence east with Jefferson street fly
eight t5Sl ieet 70 It's fntersect,Oa with Third
street.. thence soutu with Third street one hum
dred and forty-eight Qsel feet six Cs) inchssf to
another alley; thence with said sney one hum
drsa and sori y.eis ht q 1857 feet six (5) Inches 10
another allsi; thence north with said is,t Al.
lev th;rty-six t36. feet 70 the south bon utiarv
lire of The CromWe lot Aforesaid thence east
with said boundary lfne ninety ,s0i feet and n !
fso ioches 10 the southeal corner on the afors-
ssiG Cromwell lot; thence ncrth with the sasf
boundary line OF said Crom we'll lot one Rum
ared and twelve ll2) fe and six l6) Inches 10
The said begi ianing together with All he ap-
purtenances teereuRto belonging. said des 1
OF trust was executed 70 secure the payment OF
certain promissory notes to Edwin ". lehman
for the balance OF the purchase money. Re
demption waived Title perfect but son on y
as trustee. ]. q. JOHNSON, Trustee,
Memphis, November II, 1857. nogl4 tds
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NEW YORK CARDS.
'a KAYAEAGH q DEgKER's
BILLIARD TABLES
TUE NOS. E;;llabls Cushion used on Riniard


Nauufsofursd By KAvANAGH a DECKER,
and Patented Dec. Is, 1850. (5ee Scientific
American Vol. l0 No. IL
II Is the only CnshiOn that POSSESSES al the
qualities essential % 4 Perfect C1shi9n. II b
tee most slassic and unost urable Cushion ever
0nersd 70 the billiard playing public. IS Is
aoun1Antly proven - the great demand for &
since is Introduction The peculiaFity which
distingnisnes the Cat-Gut Cushion and renderH
nsnperior % az others, is ths tightened cord Of
ees-sut " hich ovsTlies the lace and edge o. the
soooer ana running the full length Of The
SlsA!on, Wnlen prevents the ball from bedding
~ no t1e rubber and iump ping nom the table
@ lle h9elsaon aon OF thS gut cord also adds
llIn ~ me ELASTICITY OF the Cushion.
The Cat-0ut Cushion has alreadv haap A.
Piled . over 700 tables, which are IN conztal5f
use. Il can be applied 70 tables OF auy rnarS.
fOE E5 per set - -- = = - =
Kavsnsgh & Deeker's FACTORY. Al tb. c,,-,,,-
Of Centre and Canal streets, ". ~ a the r,r,sf
complste OF is kind in the world. The rns-
chiuery Is Of the most In proved eharsl-ter ne
lumber drying room the largest In ne United
States, ths material used the best that can be
pure hssed, and the Eoskmsn thoroughly
skilled
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimming. al
o. the bet make, constantly on haad.
kaVanagh q Decker are the only agents IN
this countFy Tor Kayis Gee Ceuasat. adfudEsd
BY oomPstent authorities 20 be the best CeElsnI
ever used
Full size Tables eat down Tor slO0 ...
send for ID ust ated Price List
3D. kANANAGH & DECKER
Corner OF Centre and Canal streets.
SD tez1 New York City.
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LEeAL.
Trust Sale.

HINDER and by virtue OF q deed OF trust
u made and executed By John g.. Flnnle On
TIE 2ist uay Of May, 1902 aud registersd In ths
helsiater once OF shelby cOuRsy, Te1neasse.
deea o. trust maze by John 9. flnnte IN ths
z9th day Of January, lst5. registered 10 Booig
20 81 pages ~ aud z5f, and agrsement 0f said
John q. Ftnnie, dated January i6 IgT VII
on the 11'I-a7lL
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Tf1Esfee,a SnLe-

DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed To NJ
ID the Undersigned Trustee. on the 2lfh dav ~
4une, iSo7. BY W II. POmeroy surviving mar
ner OF lne iate nrn OF E. Cay 4 Co. and
Cathein Cl4ry. aumiuislratriT OF FTrrr77
Clary dec q, which deed IA duly recorded In - ss
Registers ofhee OF shelby csIunty. Tenn. hi,
book NO o. pages lt7, l4S and f49 ard b. he
aa..a L nrILL - -
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Trust Sale.

Under aud by virtue OF deed OF trust 20
II me executed bv 80 briel ChOste, on the lat
dsy OF November. 1884, and registered in the
REGISTERS once OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
IN BOOK 30. 81 pages IA, 2l5 and 2l6, 20 secure
a certain note as therein described, 1 Will, on
the
Seventeenth day OF December, 1861,
Bef,reeu the hours OF Y O'Clock N. snd pm,
Al the sOufhWs sst corner OF Court square, IN the
citV OF Memphis, Shelby county, tennessee,
sell At public auction 10 the 9lghest oldaer 3 l9r
caEh. a certain tract OF land containing 5l1s
scrss. situate In Shelby c0unigf TeHnessee, and
described as Follows: BEGINNING ~ the south !.
east corner OF q 2O0 acre grant OF me state ol
Tennessee 10 Charles y. Mclean thenoe sonth
3 deg west iol uoies 20 Inks % STAKE, gun, &,
OAK and hickory pointers in the soath bound.
aTy. thence north deg west 80 poles links 70
a ataHe two Rnms and dogWoOd pointers,
thence north Sc deg east i02 poles 20 stake IN
the east boundary, white aak pointer Thence
south des. east - poles and linEs 20 the pc.
ginntDE-the same being sub division 10. OF
]. n. batem an survey OF said tract-
The right OF redemption Is waived, and the
title believed 70 be good, bat viii convey only
a. trustee. I. NJ HILL Trustee
Ayres a Randolph. Attorneys. m
November rs. Ian noVl5 ids
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HaIllQbEe PlalltQtio1l to Leoee,

I WILLLeass, a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Christoubsr
II j. Field, decd, his Home Place-tha place OF
Clay a Field, and the Plantation known as me
Content Place. These Piantations ate IN fhe
coucfy Of Bolivar, Aiss, and IN d1e cordition
ter cultivation, having hten enltiYated for
years past There Il q neW and fne Circuiar
4aW-Mih on the Home Flace. FOR sale z %
FOR further information Apply to meat Paris
Hour5on coenty, Ky, or % Or. +. j. Yield, On
The PEemiaoA M g 3 BsJ.CLAT. Z
oeie Admit G = Fisla, ass'd.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES


LODGES.
AuGrRorA. No. 1Bs Meets lEt Monday IN
evsrv month, az Odd Fellow Hsll. cor. Court
gnd Main. ID. b. Forster, 2H Front street,
" NJ. John Beamish, Sec'ys
El,ryrET MEMpHIs. No. IlS Meets I'd Friday Of
each month-Hall. cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7. Sellars. W. NJ; Benz. K. Puleu, Sec.
I.Er1-a SCOTT. No. 2So. Meets lst Friday OF each
month Hall, cor. Madison and Second. John
1fnslfe ". ". II. p. Wood ward, Sec
r9EsrrIToN No. 2a9 Meets Sd Friday Of each
TG0Hth-Odd- Fellows Hall. P. "a. Stanley
w ". II. Butts, Sec.
ef eseb month-2g Front street. John J.
Worshaua, $50, ". N; b. K. FuLen, SD, Sec.
RoVAL ARCH. ~.
PElSu Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday OF eaeb
d-FeIloWs' Hal. JOhu Zent, n. E
n p; b. n. Levy. sec'y.
r AND s. n. --Hr
EuEEEA Council. No.s Meets q Monday Of
sach month-Odd-F Fellows' Hall. John Zent,
Tn IL; n. J. WiEgin, Rec. .. .. -
TEMPLARs.
fyYRESE Corumandery, No. 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF eacn month. John Zeut, Com; n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

2D4 Front 6iTee.
HEEwEs Lodge sf Perfection, l4th NO. 4
Efafed COMMUNICATIONS ID Wednesday night
s7f each mouth. Henry p. WnOdard, SD, o..
NJ. charIes n Carroll, 18th. Sec.
HTTHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No. z.
Neets sth wednesday Of each month. George
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CLsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No J. Bent. X. PuHen, sd, Tcrsh.'.i -
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CAIvARY CHAPrER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
C-uarles ". Adams, S2d, NJ. W.. II. 7. Tom
ssiTT55T DrrPf EssErs Council Of K-h soth,
no l. Henry p. Woodard, s2d., Comm. F;
William Y. Cirode sd, Rec
rorgrsroRY OF WEST TENEEssEE, sd. John
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Trader. sd. Reg.
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Z GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The attention OF wHoLE5ALE BUYERS is
directed to the fact that our three story Ware
house Is full nom roof to cellar, and we EhalI
be most happy 70 show our goods 70 al parties
contemplating purchasing
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Tr,Sstee,s sale.

Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust 20
l rne executed By Charles Pfannenstishl. on
the "a day Of March, 1855, and duiy recorded at
The Registers once OF shelby county, Tsnnes-
see IN Record Book No %, usrt second, pages
los and iCs and lie and ~ viii, on