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simultaneously OF the Sons Of
Adam, Ham or sOMe other an~tedeluvian,
on Friday afternoon last, entered s room
in the fourth story v the Store Of ].
W. Falls & Co., Main street, occupied as
a sIeeping room by Messrs. Thomas
Simmons, i. TUrnbull and Rayner, Of
the store Of Blood & Co, and Butlerized
clothing to the amount Of SlD. They
forced open the door and entered GRccF-
enormously, and, after disrobiDg them
selves Of their dilapidated hsbilaments,
dopned 8 suit each Of the best black in
me cspacious waFdrobes Of these young
Gentlemen, and Allied an eMpty valise
living in the room with such articles IS
thslr fastidious taste preferred, (which
amounted to nearly everything in the
room, and deeamped, leaving their old
clothing behind, perhsps rs Q partial re-
m~uneration 70 the owners. The matter
was reported 10 the police, but up to last
evening had not obtained any clue to the
seoundrels. We extend these young
gents our warmest sy~npsthies, and hope
tbs misfortune will not prevent them
from attending church to-day rs usual.
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FnR RENT FOB FEE YEAR 1858.

SMALL FARM. In the Immediate vicinity
q ur Germantown, and NOS more than h&li
FmTe from the depot. containing some seventy
ave acres. about EalrOf which lsia CULTIVATION.
the balance in grove and timber Win a COCO
aud comf1rtable dwelling houss, containing
* rooms. wish cut house, etc, a geoo spIlhg
a never fsluuE water auc ether apPenuNses
Passssslsn gwen en- the lEt OF January neNband
ending tue 5Ist OF Deesmber following Apply
10 Henri T. Jones, living iu SIGHT q the place
nOFEizWfWa AENh1 4. JoNhS-
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MATR4NoELAL. w. The matrimonial
market last week wa very dull, only six
certificates being returned, certifying
mat the following parties hsd been
legalIv united John Thompson and
Nlss Sarah Toof November I'D James
Rrsatou ssd Miss Ann Ryan, November
3 .Johp Wallace ano Maria Nolan,
Anougt 29th Robert 8. Baird and T. l.
McCaIla, August 22d Henry Brown and
Harriet Brack, November 18th Cherries
Johnson and Anna STRAIN, November
2Otb. And thus they go!-bachelors
become benedicts and double, day by
dau
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AT SO per month. each, two excellent sIOEE
ROOMS with Cellars in the Brick BulLdlng on
BeaL. Near second street,
Also. az sIG Der month. each, SIX nrst-c-aS
Rooms fn s-cllE story Of sane Building
go ars51p per month. the Store Room No
a. on Madison street, Between Main anC5econu
EIreelz
AUlo FOR Lease. On I've and ten years time
A. ne lowest rates, BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
LOTS. on B6af.r DeS1tc, shelby, tennessee,
Cinfon. wellington, D-leansr Echok ana
aH--vTo WM. J.. VANCE,
g8 Madison street.
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o

The following is the mortuary report
for the week ending at noon, November
so, 1867:
Child Of L. Drawing, 2 years, female,
black, cancer; child OF J. D. Edwards,
y DAYS, male, white, effects Of cold.
r. o. SMITH, Undertaker.
c. c. Malone, Is years, male, white,
yellow fever. FLAHERTY WEsCHE,
Undertakes
JOHN Flyn, so years, male, white, ty-
phoid fever Peter Quinn,52 years, male,
white cungestive chill Frank Buford,
IS yeers, male, black, dropsy A. Mel
vile, II mopths, female, white, taks me-
senterica. J. B. MCCAFFKEY & Co,
Undertakes.
J. Cohen, 30 years, male, white old
age B. Boyle, 10 months. female, white,
diarrhea A. P0mr0y, 10 months, female,
white, scrofula. J. Maiatesta, 30 years,
male, white, pistol shot infant Of ;. q.
English, : days, male, white, premature
birth. !. G. Hoist Co,
Undertakes.
Child Of V. Nowiskie, male, white,
still born child Of H. Marley, 8 months,
female, white, spasms John Kennedy,
IS years, male, white, bilious fever /;
Margaret Healy, l year, female, white,
diptbegis John B. Barker, So years,
male, white, unknown.
OWEN SMITH. Undertaken.
DISQUALIFICATION, L deaths.
". E. ROGERS, N. D..
Secretary Board OF Health.
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WIFE WHFBKf.-Mrs. Fannie VIII
liams. a handsome d&n6euse, complained
Of her husband Dave, yesterday, before
Esquire Miller, who Issued q warrant for
the arrest Of ths man " who could lay
his hand upon s woman in the way Of
u~Dkindness. II seems that the green
eyed monster took possession Of Dave,
and he proceeded 10 take his revenge on
the person Of his wife. When people
cannot live sgreesbly together they
should consent to live apart. We pre-
sumo the case viii come up for exami-
nation to-day.
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FOR SALE
SALE OR RENT

4
AFAEE 81 6J acres, 20 acres IN cultivation,
vph a E0oS Dwelling House Gin House Snst
MiH. Cotton Gin and Press Peach and Apple
Orchard. slrawbsrys, Rsspoersys and other
60 Tbe renter or purchaser viii have the
~ensal OF the provender, stock and implements
- .USeuiture nov on the place-knoTn as
me . Booster Place. " a miles nom Memphis n
ME nom the Pigeon Roost road. Inquire OF
DENIS ne Main street. noEZ3lE
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TEE GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL ROUTE
IN WINTER. Travellers going from
Memphis to New York, during the win
ter months, will greatly consult their
comfort by jOurneying over this well
known route to the great metropolis.
For located, as it is, for s~iX-sevenths OF
the distance 10 comparatively temperate
latitude, trains are seldom, il ever, i'm
NEEDED or delayed by snow, even in the
most severely cold weather, and thus
msQh annoying delay, and sometimes
Injurious exposure is certainly avoided.
In the summer, too, this route is replete
with interest to tourists, as il affords in
Tennessee and Virginia unsurpassed
views Of mountain scenery, and IN the
latter State trsverses or passes near, quite
a number OF localities rendered histori-
caIly interesting as the scene OF m
able events in the late civil war.
Recent experience enables as to state
that the several roads comprising the
line hence to Washington City are in
excellent condition, and the sumptuous
passenger coaches now accompanying
every train over the Memphis and
Charleston road hence TO Chattanooga,
and the connecting branches from that
point to the Nationsl Capitol, afford &C.
UDulHlNlhtlDLE HAACh DADaA1 satA9Ag AAN
most fsstidious. Col. Tate, Capt. Ross,
and their energetic assistants in every
department Of the Memphis and Charles
ton road, have displayed notable admin
istrative ability, as is abundsQtly shown
by the prompt liquidation Of the large
Indebtedness of the road to the United
States Government, amounting, we be-
lieve. to nearly half q million dollars, in
the comparatively short period which has
ELAPSED since the close of hOstilities and
the present excellent condition OF the
track, bridges and rolling stock belong
ing TO the Company, Indeed, we know
OF but one other Southern Railroad pre-
senting a p~aralleled example Of prosper
itv. resulting from good management,
me 8eCrgid State Road, presided over
bv Superintendent G. Wallace, now, and
for q number OF yesrs past, very gene
rally considered the ablest, rs he IS the
most practical railroad man IN the State.
IssE week Col. Tate assisted at a confer
ence composed Of representatives from
all the roads and steamship companies
interested, held at Atlanta, Georgia, at
which il wss determined that through
freights TO New York on cotton shall
hereafter be only sixty-hve cents per
hundred pounds, (instead Of one cent
per pound, as he]retOfOre), and that this
reduced tariff shall go into immediate
effect. We shall probably have more to
say on this subject hereafter.
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STATE Of Tennsssee, OounV OF smelly
UNAKE NOTICE, that a. the peeemosk tern
~ ~ prosata Court OF Shelby county 70
& held "a nc Courtroom in Memphis On the
mra Monday Ia December. t.o4t VII appl4 loF
Taffers 81 ADMINISTRATOR o. the estate OF Ms
NARY PATTERSON.
ugEra Artornev no2 1aW4v
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DIED Of THE WAY. "A poor German
who has been very sick for soGe tlD}e on
Poplar street, received an order from Mr..
Commissioned Merriman yesterday for
admission TO the Hospital. A wagon
was provided and the sick man pat
therein. but before he had gone three
blocks be breathed his last. The driver
took him 90 the Adams Street Station
house. when the officers ordered the re-
mains to be taken to Coroner Cotton.
That official directed the driver to 90 to
Nj. Merriman for further orders. No in
quest was held.
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NOTICE..

~ ners,ns Interested VIII take notice that
y I'm make application at the December
srin. tss7. ofths County Court Of shelby eoun-
~ Ts1nesEee. for letters OF admin traton up
s-ese N Tohn b. HcNtcOl. Gecea- cd
- CHARLES HARklS.
-ra $50 novl3 IaW4WT
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N0TICE.

UyHE clients Of The late IL r Hf1. Esq and
essffh = HI. are hereby notified inst
- abfsfnsd from Kessrs. stephens 4
1900 seaFneFsat-laW, p Addison stIeet in
Ehose rhauRe the papers and uu1niahd bzsi-
- - placed. They Wutgive attention
.nnlnM MntI LLa nartla. me oLhaI
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Important to Alive must Close Out
the balance OF our Stock before January
LIST. We shall therefore offer now greater
Bargains than have ever before been Of
fered in this city. Lonsdale Company
Bleached DOmestics Is cents per yard (;
Fast Calieoes, all Brands, 10 cents; Best
Quality French Merino, Extra Wide, So
cents per yard Lupin's Empress Cloth,
rs cents per yard Blankets, Lindseys,
Flaunsls. etc, at Panic Prices. Give us
a call. Elson Bros, 297 Main street.
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n Al whom Il may concern:
WI. On the hrst Monday in December next
lie dar letters Of ad ulnEtra1On On the estate
0f Iahiel Jones, deceased.
-ouh.rR lgH. MOI laW4Wa
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0raes are RespeetfaIII sOIIeILed.
Mom-Restdent Nottce.

In the Chaneery Court ofMemphis, Tenn.
No. 229-w.. r. Hunt, ct al. extr's, etc vs.. Ed
ward Wing ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, Edward wing, Chas n Cox
and w w. Mcfarland, are residents or Ike
State Of Miss. sslppi, - White,
fdrm OF White, BllinEsley & Co , residents OF
Ire state OF Missouri, ana all noh-resluenls o.
the state OF Tennessee
In is therefore ordered, that they make their
anoearauce herein, at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the nrat
Mopdav in January, 1865, and plead. answer OF
demur 10 complainant bill, or The same viii be
taken for confessed "a TO them AID set Tor
he nnbiished once a week, for four successive
weeks. IN the Memphis Appeal
A copy-attest.
NfGUsTON ASTON. C1erk& Master,
BY r. J. BLACK, ID. G. q n.
Loxwood a PagfoB Sols. for Compartments
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NOTICES.


u,ur law Firm OF THOMPSON a FRAZER
IL Eissosved by murual consent o. the par
ffer. Bo-h ~ them viii give attention 70 the
business III Their charge tl g osed
VINO. THOMPSON.
C. ". FRAZER
November %, 1857. nova
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The Memphis
Club Hall, in the Greenlaw Opera build
ing, corner Of Second and Union streets,
is being handsomely decorated by the
ladies Of st. Patrick's Church, who will
be ready to receive their friends there to-
morrow evening. The various tables
will be in charge Of Mrs. Martin Kelly,
Miss Sue FIaeerty, Mrs. Fisher, Miss
Mary McKeon and Mrs. Lsrkin, aided
by a full corps Of assistants. The pro-
ceeds Of the festival will be devoted to
the building fund of the Church, which,
when finished, will be quite an orna-
ment to South Memphis. Several valu-
able articles are to be voted off, including
a magnificent saddle for the most popu-
lar candidate for Street Commissioner.
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION
SALE or RENT.

SALE OF III
grusg arm known as the Richardson plaee, m
-- c01fa{rfnr SD acres. OF which 80 sores
9re eIea~es and under a me state o. rulllN4
Con. There are on the place a iofta1lt ~
Ffuv house ard negrO cabins, q good GU nog
aDf an necessary oatbousss. Terms re4sonAeie
AppTy 10 Ashe. NcLeun&n Co. - Ion p
EeIn1hls. or 70 the undersigned al CoFlhssoH'
1enRsss JR PALMER.
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The Best Prints at 12l cents per yard,
the heaviest Brown Domsstics att ctsper
yard, and ai ether goods in proportion,
at M. Kraus Il Co.'s Great Closing Out
Sale, No. 2l8 Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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Al Wool FdnaeLs, Bleaehed and Brown
Canton Flannels, 1914 Sheetings, Bed
Blankets, etc, regardless Of cost or value,
at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s Great Closing Out
Sale, corner OF Adams street.
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BusrNEsS.-We request that our advertising
uatrous hand in their favors az Tue CouuIAs
Room by six O'Clock pm, 10 insure insertion
next day. Obituary and Death nOlccs WI pc
Received at the Composition Room upto eleven
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL FR0CEES

Having a direct influence % the parts, give i'm.
mediate relief, FOr ~BrOnehftia, Asthma,
Catarrh, COusumpttve and Throat Dis
eases, TrocBes are used with always good
success.
singers and PubIie Speakers use them
TO clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRo-
CHEs," and do not take any OF the Worthless
IHiitaHOns that may be offered. SOLD VERY
WHERE. oe27eOd4m
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PBoTOGRAPHIC.-ByrOn said, "CRtch
the shadow ere the substance fails, and
the daguerrean art being Ik the art
~preservative Of sll arts" we recommend
our friends TO call on Mr.. Day, 5Ss Main
street, and have the same done effect
ually. His porcelain pictures are perfect
gems, and are altogether unrlVaA-u'
Give him q call
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Coal -RemoudI- Coal have re-
moved my Office 20 2S32 Main, where !
will be glad to sea sll my old customers,
and lots Of new ones. II. B. PACKER,
del w Dealer in Pittsburgh Coal.
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new brick Business House, three stories
hivh wIth celu and all necessary improve
mauts. last completed, a. No. hOwarus Row.
Also. the WheaJisy plantation. eight miles
zgutk Of Memphis, between the river AID Horn
TaFa road. IL contains coo acres or fertile
oucn land under good fence. with improve
Eaents IOca.-d so a. 70 make sac place su-ceru-
bfa1F division into three traces Of 10 4cres
eseh. This IS one OF the best places In The
countrv. suitable for grain or cOIon-grOwing
or for a stock farm
AupIv 10 Dr.. DID saunders. q South Court
st-sat or J.. {. weaver. on the plantation.
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Be Sure and attend our Great Clearing
Sale. The Entire Stock must be sold
regardless Of Cost. Elson Bros, 297
Main street.
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REv. WM. NJ. NORMENT, Of White
vile, Tenn, will preach az h Cumoer-
land Presbyterian Church on CouFV
street, this Sunday morning atIl o'eloeA'
and ar : pm.
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DISCHARGED. The negro, Charles
PEBBLES, who wss arrested some usys
on the charge Of obtaining the
sum Of nine dollars from Mrs. Lear, tne
property Of Violet Johnson, wss brought
baf6ra Justice Miller yesterday, and dis
charged for want Of prosecution.
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ELDER T. W. CAsKEY will preach at
the Linden street Christian Church to-
dav at II q. ~, and at : pm
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Ladies' should remember we are closing
out our Stock at ruinous prices TO close
bv the first Of January. Iglauer q
PritZ. 255 Main street.
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CASH PURCHASES viii have the choies
~ baving beautiful lands either m the
southern or eastern border Of ID city, 10
the sale of the lots advertised by MesSrs'
R1vster. Trezsvsnt & Co., at their sales
IN On Monday next.
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SERVICES at Grace Church to-day at
and 7 pm, by the Rector, Rev.
B. F. Brooke, A. NJ. Sunday school at
o m
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2s4 MAIN STREEr-Mr f. Ivinson, at
The above number, has one Of the choicest
stocks of groceries in the city. They are
entirely new, and housekeepers VINO
want the best should call on Ivinson. "a
word 10 the wise etc.
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Marriage aEd 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 sealed envelopes free OF charge. Address
DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-There viii
be preaching at this Church to-day at
I0L and 7 pm, by the pastor, Rev
Alb Miller. Morning subject, "Ehe
tyvo Evils: - night, "Our Guide" seats
nee. and the public invited.
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NEW PLAY.-Under the Gaslight 3
new sensational drama, with this uLe,
will be produced at the New Msmphls
theater on Monday night.
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Greatest tfOsihg Gut Sale eF the Sea
sOB.-M. Kraus q Co. nav removed their
WbOlesals House from No. III Second
streea 30 their Old Established reuse,
No. 9tS Main STREET. corner OF ADAMS
street, opposite the Rorshsm House.
WBeTe We will sell for The next thirty
days regardless OF cost or value, tne
largest stOcE Of Staple and Fancy DFy
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Planters Supplies in the city, G0th
Wholesale and Retail. Retail BUYERS
as we'll rs City and Country AeFenantS,
viii DO we'll 20 call and secure 5argalRs,
as the stock must be sOia ID the heAt
thirty days, regardless Of e9st or thiue'
M.kRiUs i CO., No, as Main ~,
Corner or Adams, opposite she WOrshHm
House.
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Ths Residence. No. I'D G-eenlaw Block on
Madison street. containing q rooms In perfect
order. Apply 20 n :. BROOKS, Of Brooks A
Denis No ~ Main street. now I've
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We haUe marked down our Entire
Stock, and still defy competition. Ell
son Bros, 297 Main street.
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Planters buying Plantation Supplies,
sucn as O~snaburgs, Kerseys, Jeans, Blan-
kets, etc, attend the Great Closing Out
Sale at N. Kraus & Co.'S, No. Dis Main
street, cOrne of Adams. The stock
must be closed out, regardless Of cost or
value.
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NJ. Klaus d %. will otter the largest
stock Of Dry Goods in the city, regard
less Of cost or value, for the next thirty
DAYS. Call O and secure bargains.
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Elson's Sill Ahead-In accordance
With the Latest Decline in the Eastern
Markets, we. have Marked Down our
Entire Stock 20 per cent. less than last
weeks prices, thus making our prices
now lower than any other store in the
city. We can't be undersold. Elson
Bros, 2g7 Main street.
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We are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold d Co, 81
Main street. nOvl3 I'm
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ROR REM T.
EOR RENT-

a GROCERY STORE, at the intersection OF
Poplar ana Alabama streets number one
sand. can command q large country trade.
Iuouirs On the premises, 80 Alabama street.
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SENTENCE DOUBLED buiIs'
n of the LnaekeTels who Iecs4Ly
caDed from jail, was before Air, Cotnu
siouer Richards yesterday, q ms time
~ imprisonment doubled.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Worsham House.
G. B. GALLOWAY

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D NJ Wells, river, VIM "A wall, Miss.
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60, Miss, BS Andrews, II & R,
] W Rodgers, Tenn, II X Saunders, Tenn.
y FOmpkon, Aiss, Culver, La,
j Larong, La, ThosC Carmen, y,
Jno Self Miss, Mrs Self 4 child, MEt,
3 Jones & child, MiRs, VIM Holland, Miss.
Jno Bseton a nd't o lam Ogiesby a son, Louis
dies, vile. KY,
Miss Bouadin, Wash G T Taylor, Upton co,
t1gton, Ark, Tenn,
Ed aameI. Miss, WN Ayres,Fort smith,
Rev W T. Stand, Ark, ARK,
" ] staed. Ark, J - Hogrhead. Mis-,
] L Dnnnigar. N o, WDsmith, Red Fork,
TT Tyne, Miss, in Waller. Ark.
J r Hunt, Tenn. i Scarborough, Tenn,
J HRoulhoue, Ky, VH Swift. Tenn,
"a Taylor, Tenn avert Tenn
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EP seymour, Tenn, A r Williams, Tenu,
+ Bond, Tenn, W ID Moore, Tenn,
Il A Brooks, Tenn, ECunt, d
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) Peanell. Cincinnati, J Vaughan, KY,
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Col. q W S~lppinRton, j TSaunders. Chicago,
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FOR RENT.
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An excellent new HOUSE a.
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Ruous. Kitchen, servants room ana al con-
y-aTf.,ess Anrlv 10 F.STITH.
Ar-hitect. Irving Block, - Second street
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The Greatest Closing Out Sale OF the
saasor at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS
Main street. corner of Adams.
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Rice, Stir & Co. have reduced prices
OF Prints, Brown and Blesched Muslins,
Sheetings, to almost anti-war figures. =
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Beautiful French Dress Goods, marked
to less than cost, at Menken Bros great
saln
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Look at u new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shawls. Cloaks,
Hosiery, Baimorals; they are all greatly
reduced. at Rice, Silk & Co.
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The Wheeler e Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Agencies have removed to 256
Second street, Irving block.