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TO X Mt

IL X X r -
Ths elegant new building NO.7 HoWards
ow. three stories high with good cellar.
Applv 70 n l. MEACHAM,
or N No. Union street
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ms. GILBERT can be consulted Al tbslr
omee5, No. 81 south sids OF Court squarsl
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Steamer Lawrence, Cincinnati.
" MelnOtte,
Legal Tender, Louisville.
Mary Mcdonald, st. Louis.
% Nightingale,
" Arabian,
st. Marys. Louisville.
Alaska, Cincinnati.
Belle Vernon, New Orleans.
Nick LOngwOrth,
Golden Era, Cincinnati
+" Louis eille, Cairo.
/" Mississippi, New Orleans.
d" Nstoms, st. Francis river.
+" q N. HsmbletOn, +"
Mollie Able, New Orleans.
Tempest, Louisville,
sc' Lily, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Mollle Able. st Louis.
4" Melnotte, New Orleans.
" Legal Tender,
" st. Marys, {"
+" Alaska, "
I" Golden Era, "
I" Louisville,
" Arabian, Arkansas river.
" Belle Vernon, Cincinnati.
" Nick L~0ngwOrth, Louisville.
" Mississippi
Darling, Cincinnati.
" Cora St. Louisville.
B0afa as Port.
Tempest, Lily, American, Natoma,
Nightingale, Lawrence, Celeste, M0llie
Hambleton, Liberty, V~ieksburg.
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COaks, ClOaks, Cloaksi at reduced
prices, at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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10 4 4 = n T.
excellent new DWELLING HOUSE, Al
Central Point near the street Railroad. rive
Rooms. Kitchen. servant room and all con-
wsnieuces Apply 70 SIliHr
Ar-hitect Irving Block. "a second street,
w.us1 HAurF
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R0YAL HAVANA LOTTERY

OF Cuba, conducted by the s anish Govern
menti ssg4 600 I'm Gold drawn every seventeen
dRyF, prizes cashed and Information furnished.
The highest rates paid for Bo1bl0ohs and al
Of Gold ana Silver.
TAYLOR q CO.,
BANKERS, No. II Wan st.,
nos 3m New York.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New. Orleans Saturday Packet.
BART Harrison ross,sr
This splendid passenger steamer
will lecVb for the above On zwR
THIS DAY, 7th inst At 8 pm, ana each Al
ternats SATURDAY thereafter during the en-
tire cotton season. Particular attention will
be paid u way and PLANTATION business.
JAS. T. B0URNE roo, Agents.
dec7 I'm No. 70 Jensrson street.
Reg0lar Memphis New Orleans Packet.
B. L. MONTGOMERY master
This elegant PASSENGER steamer IL
VIII leave as abuVe OF I
SATUSDAY. 9th inst, at pm.
dscz q - FronE stIest.
Regular Saturday New Orleans Packet.
ID. L Montzomerv mss.a-
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis As above, N
SATURDAY, 18th inst, ats pm.
LEVY & MILLER. agents
deG1t B2 Frnnt street.
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TO 4 t
A GROCERY STORE, at the intersection OF
Poplar and Alabama sJueeJs- A number one
stand. Can q large country trade
Inquire on the premises 80 Alabama street
rrw1T n
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IT L Z a - =
FIVE

E1VH YEARS.
WHAT most desirable and centrally located
EotaT- called Is HUTEL De EUROPE
Thp Furniture. OF every KIND, now used In
the Hotel, wiz be sold with the Lease u de-
sired. Fnr terms OF IeFse apply at the onlceOt
KENNY q POTTER,
Real Estate Agents, Kit Wuigms, Block,
ocItf Corner Second and Madison SIS
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Al Kinds Of Dress Goods, at less than
New YORK Cost, at B. LOsenstein &
Bros.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHEn AVID RIvERs.

The weather on Christmas day and
yesterday was cloudy and very warm
disagreeably q. We have glorious news
from all quarters. White river IL rising.
A swell OF four feet has occurred It De-
Vall's Bluff, and still swelling. A dis.
patch from Little Rock a rise
of % inches at that point, with more
coming. The st. Francis is rsing.
Southern bound boats, drawing 8 feet,
find no trouble, while 7 feet is readily
found to Cairo. The swell at this port
since Tuesday amCuIts toab5ut 10 inches
and rising. From Cairo to st. Louis and
above the river is rising, with nearly a
feet on the shOSlest bars. The lower
Ohio has about 8 feet on the worst bars.
The Commercial says: 1.-THE Ohio river
is nee more in fine navigable condition
from Pittsburg 10 the mouth, although
reeediDg at the former point, with 10 feet
in the channel. A large number Of coal
tugs left Pittsburg yesterday, with more
to follow last night aud to-day, with
nearly four million bushels coal for Gin
cinnati, Louisville andlOwer ports.n We
think that the mild weather of the past
few days will aus an immense frashet
to come from all points above.
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i'll kinds of Dress Goods will this week
be sold ut less than New York cost, at b.
L0wenstein q Bros. n
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H A~SoWtuobciAc ~ Dfnsss No. Id MAI
street. Closing out. We keep open I'll
10 pm.
Coal oil, the best, fer sale at J. W
Falls d Co, S5l Main street.
Elegant on Paintings, Engraving
and Autographs, neatly framed, suita
Bile for presents, at F. Kstzenbach's, 81
Main street.
r w. e. Wards Seminary for Younl
Ladies, Nashville, Tennessee, the Lead
ing School in the South, Will resume
studies ON the first of January
Money Loaned on ColIaterals, s2s MAR
Aals good Calf Boots, 81 80 per pair
at ]. II. LOewenstfne & Bros, No. 23l
Main street. They are closing out. We
are open until 10 pm.
Il No. l, all wool 10 4 Blankets, 81 50
Ladies', misses and children's Shoes
75c. ]. H. L0wenstine q Bros, No. 23l
Main street.
Physicians Prescriptions compounded
by al experienced Chemist. at all hours.
. ..".... 9. Nv - q W
&i Main street.
Good Prints Z cents. best Prints 123
cents, yard wide good Bleaohed Domestic
l24 cents. ]. H. LOewenstine d Bros,
Clay Building, closing out sale.
Best Delailes, lse. Good full size
Shawls, 81. All wool Flannel, 25c. J.
II. LOwenstine, No. 23l Main street,
must sell out. We leave open till 10 pm.
Nil5ias so cents, sontsgs rs cents,
Hoods 50 cents. j. II. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 23l Main street. Closing out
sale. We leave open TIL 10 pm.
An you economical housewives who
want prints at twelve cents, four-fourths
bleached domestic at ten cents, cotton
iannels at twenty ccnts, also a fine line
Of towel-crash, table-cIoth, etc, call on
NJ. Kraus & Co.. No. 2i8 Main street, at
their closing out sale.
Ill kinds of Dress Goods will this week
be sold ut less than New York cost, at b.
Lowenstein q Bros.
Gents good all linen bosom Shirts,
81 80. Gents' good first class cashmere
Hats,S2. Gents Paper Collars, 100 for 75c.
J, II. LOwenstins & Bros, Clay Build
ing. Determined to sell out.
Merchants and planters, be sure to
look at the bargains at M. Kraus & Co.'S,
No. 2l8 Main street. Their goods must
and will be sold, regardless of cost.
Important to Gentlemen who need the
following goods White Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers, Socks and Neck Ties,
and a complete lineof Furnishing Goods.
Call at the Greatest Closing Out Sale of
the season where you get them at half
price, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2Is Main
street.
AHkiadS OF Dress Goods will this week
be sold at less than New York Cost, at
B. LOwsnstein & Bros.
H. FGus& Co, No. BIS Main street.
hRve~brought from their wholesale to
to their retail department, q large lot of
new goods, which must be sold regard
less Of cost or value.
F1rs, Furs, Furs! at B. Lowenstein &
aa
The entire stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods have been marked down at
b. LOwenstein d. Bros.
Buyyour Holiday Presents at B. Low
enstein q Bros.
Price Ct ClOaks reduced at B.. Lowen-
stein q Bros.
Buy your Holiday Presents from B.
LOWenstein IL Bros.
III Kinds Of Dress Goods, at less than
New YORK Cost, al B. Losenstein &
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STEAMBOATS,.
RoR Sc. FRAHoEa i've

Regular Memphis n 81. Francis river Packet
-.Cummln q mater
TINS elegant passenger packet
THIS DAY, nth inst, az 5 pm.
VLHsON & DOHAHUE. Agents,
ueellLL 60 No. krant ataanl
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Mulberry Grore Plantation,

ON ARKANSAS RIVER.
TWELVE miles below Pine BLUFF Il above
overflow. has on iE = splendid dwelling. els.
tern orchards, steEm-giu and sawnu1I, good
fencing. etc Al in cnmp aeteo order. one thou
sand acres 10 a thorough STATE OF culuVauon
Almost enough hands on the place now 10 Gull
uve1esame.
Eariv application should he made 70 Ms
Joan Wsiers. John ~. Bass, Or. 7. j. Harding,
- Robert Lusk. ar NaslVIIe ices I'M
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BUyyOur Holiday Presents at B. Low
ensteiu & Bros.
Price Ct Closks reduced at B. Lowen-
stein IL RrOIs.
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The entire stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods have been marked down at
b. LOwenstein d. BROS.
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Important to Gentlemen who need the
following goods: White Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers, Socks and Neck Ties,
and a complete lineof Furnishing Goods.
Call at the Greatest Closing Out Sale of
the season where you get them at half
price, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2I8 Main
afraar ..
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NOR RENT-A STORE on Main street 10
Gated in one % the best business portions
OF the city. Rent low 10 a good tenant Fof
particular inquire at "a Main street aecle
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BROS.
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FOB RENT.

NOR RENT. A handsomely and fully fur
niShed. modern HOUSE, IN = choice lsca-
t3on-ten minutes walk from Court Square.
For particulars apply 10 D. X, Appeal once
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Gents good all linen bosom Shirts,
81 so. Gents good hrst class cashmere
Hats,S2. Gents Paper Collars, 100 for 75c.
J. d. LOwsnstins & Bros, Clay Build
ing. Determined to sell cut.
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AHEiadS OF Dress Goods will this week
be sold at less than New York Cost, at
B. LOWsnstein & BROS.
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Merchants and planters, be sure to
look at the bargains at M. Kraus & Co.'s,
Nc. 2l8 Main street. Their goods must
and will be sold, regardless of cost.
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Buy your Holiday Presents from B.
LOWenstein Il Bros.
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n F7Gus & Co No. 2IS Main street,
have brought from their wholesale TO
to their retail department, 2 large lot of
new goods, which must be sold regard
less of cost or value.
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tennessee steam Candy Mandatory.

On customer will he furnished fresh daily a.
heretofore, and guaranteed pure. We manu-
Tsetnre none but No. ] articles, ans that this
fact - appreciated a liberal patronage demon
Erraiea-
country orders.
l. Rocco a CO.. Importers,
esO and Pa Second street, cor. Madison
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Kerr, Westoott a stahl, SolG for CompI'
dec7 IaW4W
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TOH ~RFNT-The Two Rooms IN
der l6 and Is Madison street SulLaol ln
Barber shops OF Saloons Also. omees above
ADoIv &c W. r. HUNT. 40. ISIS Union street
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NOR RENT-The CHERRY PLACE
on RaYburn svsuue. Iz miles south OF
Court square. Terms reasonable 70 a good
tenant PARrEE G. HARRERT,
Eo~9I - Il Monroe street.
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MIsGRhLANE0Us

Tempest, Lily, American, NatomR,
Nightingale, Lawrence, Celeste, Mollie
HambletOn, Liberty, Vieksburg.
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8 N. ASHE.
Once No, - Front street.
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NOR RFNT-COMM ERCIAL HOTEL-Ihis
4 desirable Hotel is now offered for lease.
Appiy 10 ANDREWS,
d@ef-Im At Peoples Bank.
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NEoUNCEMENTs

n 7. CARTWRIGHT Is S candidate for Alder
II. man OF the Fourth Ward Al the ensuing
nunicfna1 election derT te
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women DOING Meu's VOL.

There is one place where women have
the privilege of doing mems work, and
rather the heaviest part Of it, too. IL IS
in the island of Lewis, one y the HeDrI'
des. and this account 10 given
1.-THE women do all the heavy work
They dig, delve and hoei they carry
heavy loads of manure to the fields, and
in the neat season you may see them all
day carrying creelfulls of peat from the
hog You will often see a man trudging
along the road beside q woman, but the
creel is always on the womans back. II
thew come TO a river or ford, the woman
crosses first deposits her creel on the
other side, and then returns to carry tse
man across. / only saw this once, 0nt
The farmers tell me it is thing OF every
dav occurrence. When the creel Is
EMMY. the man sometimes sings 1t over
his own shoulders, and then mounts
upon the back Of the woman, who car
ries them both across together This, l
am told, is the only occasion on when!
by any chance, you see cTeeI
npon the back OF man. Inc
woman in the rural districts here is, IN
fact. beast of burden, and men, IN
looking out for wives, look largely to
muscular development A story is cur
rent iamong the Englishspeaking far.
mers that illustrates this conception OF
a woman's mission. In the middle Of
one peat season, when labor was much
in demand, man who was supposed to
he a confirmed old bachelor suddenly
married A friend met him some days
after. "What for did you like woman
like that?' said the friend Did you
no hear" replied the man, that my
horse was dead p
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POETRY.
LITTLE CHILDREN.

God bless the little children
Day by day,
With pure and simple viles,.
And winning word and smiles,
They creep unto the heart,
And who would wieh TO say them nay
They look up In our faces,
And their eyes
Are tender and are fair,
Asif still fingered there
Tie Saviour kindly smilel
So very meek they look, and wise.
We live again our play-timo
In their play;
Their soft hands lead us back
Atoms weary track
The pathway Of our years
Unto the time when life was May
OF when my days have onded'
/ would rest
Where little children keep
Their slumher long and deep;
My grave be near the niue mounts
| know that God hath blest!
George Cooper, ~ The Round Table.
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WANTED--AGENTS.

TO INTRODUCE THE STAR SHUTTLE
1 SesinE Machine. an entirely new inven-
ton. unlike any other sewing machine 10 the
world Patented March u, 1861. II U.S. two
THREADS. and mascs The genuine LOCK
STITCH. alike on both -idcs that viii not rip
sr unravci. An other lou-fricei machines
make the CHAIN STITCH. Itcom hines sim
pl city. durability and beauty, 4. as large a.
other frsf- class machines. and viii % ever
variety Of family sewing ard tailoring. In
order 10 introduce sur new and bowel machine
ar rapidly az possible, We propose % furnish
them complete with one shutiic. cxtre bcbins.
a tut SCI q needles oil can, scrcu-irircr, a.
recfions. e.c., etc, az toe lou price u SIS.
Patent.
n. u. BEACH & CO.. GcnT Areuis.
- Second stree, near Made n.
Meuphis, Tenn.
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs

EcLECTIC MEDICAL COLLAGE OF IA IA
u Winror session ainmcneea OctopeI q, IT, ~"
Thirtg students taken for $50 each; NO Y.ns.
expensas. For additional partioulars AnuIviLs
Joseph SITES, NJ. D., Dean, os1 NORM
Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
fpHE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY. SOUTH
Bethleham pc. (founded and endowed by
"A, n. ASH Packer.) The second year opens on
he ist Of September, tor students In the lst
ana 81 classes, and In tho special schools oi
ENGINEEklNq Civil, meehSnieal' snd
minineC, and ANALYTIC Al CHEMlSIhh.
Applictnts examined from the 10Th 70 the On
III August. For articulars apply TO-
HENRY C0PPsE. b.L. ~. Preeden-.
YUANTED--siO A DAY TO AuENIo--
w Lloyd's Great Double Man OF Europe
and America Combined, mounted On var
nished, with ribbon binding. finished o-dey,
shows ten million names Of cities, towns, yil-
la o., railway stations, rivers, lnountalns,
lakes, etc.. cost 800 co., yet sells at a. worth
$50. Each map 20 square feet, OCCUPYING the
spnre of but one on the wall, with double laced
roll ers and reyorsers, by which zach map can
no thrown front hvery house in the land
wants n copy. Printed instructions how 20
canvass VOL |, furnished our agents. LADIES 40
NJ well as m,n. Send money for sample and
SEQ the mar first. II not sold taken back on
demand MhOlosnle ags ntS, with capital, i0r
Western States. California, Texas, Nov Vr-
leans, Capaia, South America, West Indies
aud New England could get $40 cory i91 thus
map. j. 4. Lhot u "
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SECOND DAY.
THIRD DAY.

FIRST RACE-"CITIZENs' PURSE. Two
mile heats. Free for all ages. Purse $3.50
Entrance $40.
SECOND RACE-Threc mile dash, for all
ages, $50 entrance. Three or moro to stagt
Association TO add St00. Second horse to
save his entrance money.
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TICKETS So EACH.

May be had of or ordered through any of the
Company's agents, at the Central Agency,
Memphis. Tenn, or of Col. James Strain, Her
nando, Miss.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any Of the drawings. The
Company issimply the media for the purchase
and sale of real estate between property holders
and the Renernl pnhlic.
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Excursion to Mammoth Cave

Two DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE DE-
i pot Of the Memphis and Louisville rail-
read head of Main street, MS follows; 4 pm.
and ii pm, running through to Cave City
without change of ears.
SO Excursion Tickets from Memphis to
Mammoth Cave and return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip to Cave and return. $50 IS each
Parties of fifteen or more, ........".... u 70 each
Parties of twenty-five or more,~s.... 16 70 each
For through tickets and all information, call
at Ticket Office, No. 2371S Main street.
SAM. b. JONES,
$50 General Superintendent.
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FOIJRpH DAY.

FIRST RACE-oVERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mile heats, for horses owned in Shelby ooun-
", September /. 1857 Entrance $3l. play OF
pay. 0verton Hotel to add $500. Three OF
more to ell, to name and close 10Th Ssptem-
Der, 1857.
SECOND RACE" BANKERS PURSE
Three mile heats, for all ages. Purse $1,000.
trance money to go to the second horse.
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NIGHT EXPRESS.
CARS GO THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE.

MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS on all
| Night Trains. BAGGAGE checked through to
all important places. Persons holding through
| tickets can stop over at any point and resume
| journey ut pleasure.
As-rhrough tickets md all information can
| be obtained at Ticket 0fice 23iE Main street,
| and at depot SAM. b. JONES,
| 5-5 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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TIL BEST MACHINERY.

C0OPER'S OLD AND EXTENSIVE FAC
~ tory has tor sale ,,,,.,,
s to 80 horse mower.
So IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES,
80 CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of all sEes.
l23 PATENT FRENCH BURR FLOUR
Machinery for same. $500, .
1901 C00PER'S PATENT SUGAR PANS, S
10 IS feet ong. Price. 500 to $40.
1850 CU0PER'S PATENT UNION SUGAR
MILLS, sizes. Price, heavy l-norsc mil, SO:
All are being erected in tho taost approved
and substantial manner, with recent valuable
improvements.
This firm was the FIRST TO commence tho prac:
tioe of furnishing complete fixtures for saw and
mist mills, and millwrights to orec' and get
them in operation; hence their nnpreced ented
success and reputation for building Tie best
Afills IN the tcorld. Send for circular; Address
9. y j. COOPER,
= MouDt Vornon. Ohio.
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YEAR.

ETANTRD-EVERYWH ERB-AGENrS
w LADIES AND GKsTLEMES-SlO0 TO $50
PER MoNTu-To seth the genuine improved
underfeed Common Sense Family Sewing
Machine. Price only SIS. This machine
will stitch, hem. fell, tuck, bind, quilt,
braid and embroider. The cloth cannot
be pulled apart, even after cutting across the
seam every quarter of an inch. Every machine
warranted for five years. Send for circulars
and terms to agents, or call Mt McDnwePs
Block corner Fourth and Greer SITS. Louisville,
Nv Hiss MCEATHRON. General kG'ts
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LUMBER BUYERS
LU b L r .
Dissolution OF COpartnersh

rVHE C0PARTNERsHIP HERET0Tl
L existing between DIS. White 4 Wat
was Dissolved hv mutual consent on the j
July. 1861, DR.. Watkins rurchasinE tho Ct
interest Of Dr.. White ID the Infrmary
Drug store az No. o. Adams strcs.. q her
can Be found al an timcs-
Dr.. White has removed his once =
roe streets
J. v. russell Il The authorised aren't foi
settlement and collection Of an claims due
firm from the 1eth II julie. 1851, Go the j
Ju1r. 1857. Us. WHITE. NJ. ~.
lf2 J.R. WATKINS, n.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD,

On and after Tuesday. July 10, 1867,
Trains will leave Hopefeld at Z AN, arriving
at Ten Mile Bayou at Sl5 AN.
Returnine-Leave Ten Mile Bayou at ESQ
P.M., and arrive at Hopefleld at 6:i5 pm,
On Tuesdays and Saturdays train will
leave Ten Mile Bayou at $50 AN, arriving al
Hopofield Mt 9:45 AN.
Returning Hopefeld at PM, and
arrive at Ten Mile Bayou at Sis pm.
The Reund Trip from Memphis, 81 so.
The ferryboat Nevada will make close con-
nection will oil trains.
J.. L. MEIGS,
40 Chief Engineer.
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GENTS

VIII make YOU rs merry az a cricket for year
10 come. We want at least twenty; five sub;
fcrihers from your town, and you might as well
head the list ms
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Cents now, MS to wait six months. twill save
n doctors visits rs ne one can read 1t ana get
sick. II is flied with sense, nonsense and IN
nocence. and twenty-five
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Water Wheelsl Wator Wheels
VALENTINES PATENT TURBINE.
Y The best in use. Manufactured b. Faien-
tine & Co., Fort Edward. n. Y. Prices mod
crate. Send for circular. Agents wanted.
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FIFTH DAY.

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats, sub
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt.
The Memphis Association to add $1,000.