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tenase.
The Senate met at 10 an, Speaker
Ssnter in the chair, and thirteen mem
ber5 present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Huntington.
There not being a quorum present, the
Senate adjourned till 10 am. tomorrow.
House.
THIS House was called 10 order of 10
am, Speaker Richards 10 the chair, ana
ffty-six members present.
The Comptroller OF the Treasury sent
IN an extended and exhaustive financial
statement of his Office.
I'VE publish elsewhere the text OF this
report, one thousand copie7 Of which
were ordered published
NEW BUSINESS.
BY NIr. Turner: Bill for calling 8 con-
ventiOD to amend the Constitution, the
election TO be held February 22d. Should
the vote be for 3 convention, the Cover
nor is to call the General Assembly to-
gether, which bO3y shsil constitute the
convention. A
BY Mr. Richards. Bill providing for
he sale Of the Nashville and North YES
tern railroad.
Mr. SinKletary added an amendment,
including the Eigefeld and kentucky
railroad.
BY Mr.. Hevatt: Bill 20 incorporate the
Metropolis lIilinois) and Union City rail-
road.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READIEG.
To regulate the fire test OF Illuminating
oils. Passed. Ayes 81 nOes 5.
On motion Of Mr. Reeves, the House
bill r TneGyporRte WestwO0d Cemetery,
at M4sPnls, YVES taken up on second
reading.
Tie bill was earnestly opposed b.
Messre. Richards and Ryder, the mem
bers from Shelby county. After q
lengthy debate, the House refused to
CONCUR with the report Of the Committee
on Corporations, recommending the re-
lection of the bill.
A~fj0urnedto 10 am. tomorrow.
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NURSERY
Established in 1910.

A LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees,
"A ~Shrubeery. Evergreens and the finest va
rietles Of FIQ Trees; also, a fnll assortment of
usually fonndfn a first ciass Nursery, which,
offer for sale at GREATLY REDUCED PRIZES.
The stock on hand having accumulated fer
the last few years; 70 becomes necessary, on ac-
countof a gaat OF rcona, 70 dispose OF tho sur
pius. which Twill offer At greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north or
OF this peinccan possibly furnish them.
They are the selections Of the late DR..
Wheaton, whose long experience Is the best
guarantee of their being not only what they
are represen: ed TO be, bal, IS being peculiarly
adapted TO the Southern cnmRte-a market for
which he devoted his espeHtRl study.
In addition tOthe above, I EaEa livery lerge
stock Of HRgnohas, which lean oAsEat greatly
reduced prices, and which viii be carefully
packed for transportation by an experienced
gard ner.
Catalogues, with prices and any Information
WanteI, VIII be sent on application to
WADDY THOMPSON,
+. q. Box 100, Memphis, Tenn.
TDru9q pQah mr. effy aoQa0tanooa nCva "A Lrnff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

A OCEAN, or HoPE.-The conlnittae
of merchants bad an Interview on Mon
day last with the Finance Comnittee Of
the Senate and House, Of which the re-
suit appeared satisfactory to sl con-
eernea. It IL very probable that Col.
PTOsser's bii,~ introduced las. week, levy
ing 8 tax of one pee cent. only on the
invoice cast where purchased, Of sIi mer-
chandlse TO be brought into the State
the tax TO be collected only oace, and
not whenever the article charges hands,
As Is now the case.
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FOR SALE.

EpOR SALE.-Spsight. DOunell & ROdman
II lands IN Upton aud Shelby ~counties The
undersigned, rs attorneys OF W. b RDd11an'
ava author ORIG TO sell and convey Judge Rod
Inau's mt csts1 said ana Persons DESTROYS
20 purchase in lands will please call on tne
u~nlers!gnsGsoOd learn terms, WHICH VIII De
accommodating and Il. Il. HEATH-ant A.
LEWIS 5S Second. street. noVl4 II
NyOR SALE.-A nUst-class Distllery, Ma
il chInesy, etc, etc entirely new, and II
GOOD order. VIII be sold low If fmmediEte 0p-
Illcatiou Is msde. Apply 10 Dan saxon,
GsadOlph road, north OF Wolf river bridge, or
al BrittOn's Ale House, d Front novll In
ugBURRAN LANDS nj RESIDENCE FOE
- SALE OK EASY TERzs-Ay lands, . mile
essi ~ the city, are for sale, on terms 20 suit
unrehassns. fo< cash or on any time-trom one
10 ten years. and IN any Quantity-trom 3 acres
% $50. w residence, with nom y 10 - acre
5A1d, yElH sold az a grezt bargain, FOR cash,
- % tue usual terms. Apply 70 myself, on tho
--r,.1It-E e. 70 Rovste-, TreEevRDt G Co, my
scents, ia the city.
tsI7 n. ThEZSFANE
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NOTICES.

zrOTICE-I have 9 Tract Of Land, ~ acres
~ near the Old state Line road, I'VE mues
~oof yCurg Oichard Of Peaches, Apples,
Pcars and Cherries, al extra Inc Wen
OF kVyater, which 1 wish 10 sell ler c@sn.
gffs place : in an excellent Eeighborhcoo
near Nr, ], j. smith and Geo. c. Holmes. In
0uire on the premises, or OF Norment Graves,
de- Inn a. RoBT. w. NORMEHT.
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MEs5f.s. EDIToRss ] take this public
method Of returning my sincere thanks
to the Fire Department Of Memphis and
to the Heck ANA Ladder Company, for
saving my house from fire on yesterday
raeFnf1g. The fire Has go desc 70 me
that Il required strong efforts tesave my
moperiy. I also return thanks to some
fgszas ukS repdere1 me valuable assis-
.tanss IL ti1Ae Of need.
tE4IK ERAAS5oLd
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QUICK WORK.-A couple Of days ago
q gentleman, living a few miies froIa the
city, had.A valuable mule stolen from
his stable. he went to headquarters o.
She Metropolitan Pohea, and laid Com-
plei8t. The case Wass given to detective
Ben Garrett 10 voirpp; and yesterday
evening Capt. Ben ~ back ftOnl Ar
kansas, having been gone scfas eight or
ten hours, bringing back not only the
mule bGt the thief. The eess wil have a
bearing to-Gsy.
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JOHN LILLY hiss removed his large
and select stock Of staple and fancy gro
".Iies, VINES Liquors, etc., 20 he. Isl
Main street, where BIS friends aud the
puolic generally vii find . superior stuck
Of all goods il his t4e, Ct tCtcott aals,ket
rates Tor cdsh. Nv
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CoxToN GINS
c0TT0R GlNS.

are fre sole Agsnts for tho sale OF these
w unrfvalied sin STANDS for beauty Of
srsPLH. LIGHrrEss OF AND QUANTITY
~ TfSr CorroF turAa7 CUE per dizzy, they are
nnsq1ruaSsed. Relerenoe can be safely made C
STsry riaurer wnonas given then4 a lair ulai
Where Inuia pOV7er u USED. they make a saving
~ frnm one-rusrter 70 Gae@tnird the dreG
oVwR Any OraER GIN. Woare1 tso dgeniEt1
sTfsAUBE SRST ILLS AID WHEELER
~ Cn.E CRCULAE LAWS
neGeHEe 4 co.
uyeassfs In Ear5wars, Cutlery and Guas
agZ and So afain stresfs
,v,.as1sm Hamphi1.T enns
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THERE Is nothing that pays like sd
vertislng-it is the only ROAD to success
and vet there IS no element Of SUCCESS
that Is so little used.
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D~EIoCBATIc MEETING IN THE SECOND
WARD.-Tnesdey night, pursuant TO call,
a meeting Ct the citizsDs 0f>the Second
Ward was held 81 tie Poplar street en-
CINE house. to- nomlnate a Democratic
candidate for Alderman. Capt. John
W. Cochran Fas eslled TO the Chair, and
Capt. Georgia.. Slshl appointed Gecre-
larry. After Abe RsGsi PrelininRFIes, nom
in&tions were Ia 0sGET. The name of
Giant, &. Marshall was Presented, and he
wss nominated unanjmously. Capt.
Marshall Is en- old citizsa Of the ward,
fully identified with It's interests, Rnd,is
elected, wifi aake 3 good Alderman.
The Second Ward hes beea erst iI the
field in nominEtions. It's example should
he followed by our CoDservstiye friends
Throughout the city. The Conservatives
mzst make regular nominations. II viii
net DO to put two or more candidates IN.
sbe field A1aipst 8 Rsdfcs n5stIGee We
1aust win, an8it j. faliy to think Of sue
cess wit sont thorough organization.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

CORNs! CoRNs CoRKs i-Dr. J. Lin
dOmsn, Surgeon ChiTopOdist, GtSt. Louis,
has arrived for the purpose OF curing
Corns, BuAi0ns and ~iBgroWing nails. fEe
cures without pain or drawing blood, by
q rcg process. Give him q call st the
OvertOn Hotel for q few days. 81
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TEIEATER.
Lilst Night Of white Fawn.


Tho lastappearauce OF the White Fam
vas greeted last night with an audiencs
that completely filed the New Memphis.
The dFees-circle and psrquette were
never more densely packed, and were
respiendent with the beauty and fashion
I ctr city. The sudience, as II to show
he spectacle, st parting, how much II
F2s appreciated, and to make amends
for their pGst eoldness aud apparent neg
lect, sA0wered their plRudits with o free
ION and beGrtinesE lnW0nted 10 q Mem
Dhi5 assemblage. WehsVe so frequently,
luribR the run OF tbs piece, taken occa-
son 10 speak of the merits Of the east,
actor and actresses, that but a word IS
0 Necessary. They steadily improved,
and won in favor every night to the
clos. The ladies, especially, have IN
kraiiated themselves into the hearts Of
The entire theater-going public. Who.
that saw Mrs. Cline as "GiliyfiOwer,"
with her songs, her dances, her little
winning ways, can ever forget them p?
Miss Piunkett, too, as "Desiree," was
n~erfecf, and mGdeherself very charming
Hallghty yrijeRnd jealousy are not pleas
ant subjects to remember, and yet Mrs
flanagan threw 9 certain nobility ar0una
Che character OF "Aika y that will long
be remembered by those wko see her in
other roles.
THE Eentlemap-Messrs. M%slmburg,
McWade, White, Dewey and flanagan,
nave each in their role received the well
merited plsDdlts of the audience. Bul
The ballet! What shall we say of the
laHCsTs? How shall we give TO those
who did not see them an idea of the
wonderful grace and beauty of the ar
asfeS, whose every motion was grace?
We may criticize q drama or plsyAlol
through 3 cTitqu5 gain some ides OF kpt-
ing which he has not seen, but whOeeb
The ballet iutelligibiy?
wA = w.idering sight, a maze OF &C.
W ever anyttirg Hkeng-
Ambient sWarms of fairy like forms,
Beanty and grace OF figure and face,
Exquisite grouping delicate dropping;
Muslin and dfmity half hidden symmetry
A!bands and roses; passionate PfsesS
Lite shapes revolving clusters dEsoiviog.
ETtr fresh beauties artistic unfold
Limbs neat and tapering; volatile caPering;
living labyrinth Tara TO behold.
what q vision or charming confusion,
ana complex, all at a glance;
Half g reality-half an Illusion,
such is tie Mystic and Magical Dance.
Ne! 10 eppreeiste them We must see
or Diana, IN their beautiful and
graceful poses; must see the stage, when
II groups or single, these two, With the
stars of the TsrpsichoTean art
the stately Laura, The ZaaiGi, Deverie or
Barens,-move 10 enchanting mu.ie in
motions still more enchanting.
Tonight the grand fairy spectacle
1ne Of which the story is familiar to u
from our earliest childhood Cinderella
will be presented, and we are sure will
meet with q warm and hearty welcome.
100 dog Iste gtyle Iadies, linen cuffs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

FINE TOBACCo.-S. Steinberg, No. 200
Front street, keeps a full supply OF tobsc-
90, both smoking aud chewing. Call enc
get a box OF the Grand Duchcsss sr1Ok-
ing tobacco. Ivy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

TOBACCO SALE THIS MORNING The
heaviest tobacco sale OF the season win
take place this morning, at nine O'Clock,
st the sales-roOm of Register, Trezsvant
& Co., auctioneers. See their advertise
ment,
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THE PEABODY HOTEL Is nov open
for the reception Of transient guests and
bosrders. Price per day, "A 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We will be glad
to weleOms our old friends and guests.
u D. COCKRELL & SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

UNITED STATES COURrs-2aRe Of
C0srt.-Ordsred that in all cases the
Clerk Of the Court may, ca the request
Of counsel fol either parry, open aid file
any deposition received by hinl in .
cause. Art ia easS either party shall
Geslre 20 except to the reading Of such
deposition, he shall Gle with toe Clerk
his exceptions thereto; and ~theIeupOn,
sfter giving notice TO adverse counsel, if
any. tho Clerk shall pass upon sAid ex-
eeDtions, and his decision therein shall
be final, unless sppsalsd from ths CcaEt
WITHIN three DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

OUR FRIEND aud contemporary, Capt.
James 0. Duff, is candidate, we learn,
for Alderman Of the Third Ward. Capt
Durn Ia q good citizen, a clever gentle
man, ana Githsl oIe who has the inter-
ests OF Memphis OF heart. We hope he
may go in and win.
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II you want to see q splendid sssort-
meut OF chamber, parlor and diaing
room furniture cheap, and nc humbug,
cali at L. Fegans, 256 Second street,
irving block. w
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A WHITE man was brought before
Squire Griffith yesterday, charged by a
negro woman with beating her. The ey-
idence went to show that the two lived
together as man and wife, ard that he
was habitOslly brutal to her. The Squire
fined him "a and costs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

RAILWAY AND COMMERCIAL For
TUNES OF MEMPRIS.-There Is q steady
augmentation OF values in the real estate
market. in fact, whenever the news
paper press directs public sttention to the
4 Ul railway and commercial sdvan-
tgge= Of Memphis, there follows is
creased confidence ia the stability of our
commercial and industrial fortunes.
WnSther the course Of the Board Of Al
dermen snG that Of railway builders has
been wise OK not, the discussion Of the
relation OF this city to the commerce and
travel generated by railroads connect
ing the two Oceana, sad that traffic be-
gotten toy Gees highway between the
Lakes and ths Gulf, infuses fresh conf
denoe, and there Is sn spprecia6ie sd-
vance In the real eetste market. This
fact is most psiYsbie, az it affects prop
erty centrally located. Bought to-day
for residence purposes, il Becomes to-
morrow the center Of traffic, and the lots
On Court street offered at auction on pext
Friday, tomorrow by Monsacrat *
Lasier, are in the very heart OF ihe city.
They are 90 be sold without reserve.
Everybody should attend the ssie.
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WALL Paper and Window SHADES, to
be closed cut positively before January /,
st s75 Main street.
noyM n j. GRIE5EABER
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THE GREAT OPERA Is COMING by
reference TO our advertising columns il
will be seen that F~riedericciis grand
German opera troupe has engaged the
Greenlaw Opera House, and viii give Us
a season o. six nights, commencing on
Thursday the 17Eh inst. The prims
donna, Madame Friederieci, is well
known to cur music loving public, and
during her short stay with US last season
took sli hearts 10y storm. Her voice ia q
clear soprano, her personnel perfectly
charming, aud as "GretscheG +" in Faust,
or MaTthG, she is without a rival. In
deed, there is but n R0w who csn for a
moment he said to compete with her
and that is Miss Kellogg. The reader
will also notice among the other artists
names IS familiar in the musical world
as household words, Mad. Clara Lang
Z3igler, Bertha Berger, Msthilde Roche,
Franz HjmmeT, Johsnns Armand, Henry
Steinecse, Joseph Weinlich ana Viii
helm Bach. The RdppelnleisteT, Mr..
Prediger, is well known, while the Gen
ersl Superintendent, Mr.. Grau, has a
worldwide celebrity. The season opens
with Martha, and during II there will be
presented Frie3cRutz, Fra DjcUolo, Faust,
&rGd5HG, and the Zlu6eTf3ste
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nEmaher.
Lumber.

oldest lumber merchants Ia the South
Material OF all kInds. Dressed and rough,
Plsoring, Doors, lies, Ceiling, Bl1nds,
Latls. Misunderstanding, Glazed SASH Fenc-
aR1 office foot washington street, near river
plS dsw6m NJ e. & j. y. COCHRAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

THE firm Of NOurse & Mathews,
agents OF the PEo1ix Insurance Compa-
ny, have dissolved partnership. Set
their notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

MULE TRADING FADE EAsY.-Horse
or mule tradisg is fine art, and requires
a lougB Apprenticeship and a good Geal of
~prseiios before a man may be said to be
az fu3 ia il. 4 regular trader is the
trieixiess ma inthe world, and all men
who have to purchase animals have s
dread Of falling into their hands. Thos.
Thiers, an old darkey, however, has
found out a way TO remedy the chances
OF being "done for" in buying a "no
count eTittes.n He bought a pair of
mules e few days ago from Mr.. Nelson,
FOR which, after much psiavering and
calling ia OF other African citissHs, he
paid the sum Of $50. After taking his
purchases home he found n OF them
was blind OF an eye, and forthwith he
wants Mr.. Nelson to "tFsde baekp-a
Proposition which the latter very proper
IN refused to &ceeje to. Believing in
1.-THE law next to the haFezus the cid
codger bosted far 3 jastiee2s Office and
haa hgr. Nelson arrested FOR obtnSntag
4a5srey-uader j7ss preteases. Squire
Walton waS hearing The esss at q late
boar yesterday evening.
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SIX thousand dollars' worth Window
Shades and Wall Paper, st New York
prices, at 375 Main street.
noyli q ]. GRIESHABER.
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IRISH PoplIns, best quality and all
shades, at 81 . per yard.
If NICE / ESaEL
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has al
she latest mOnthlies, weeklies and dRilies
from everywhere. New Orleans Picay-
une, Times and Price Current on file. f.
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MATTRESSES Of sIi kinds repaired a.
Thixton i Murdock's, 364 Main street.
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UPHOLsTERING promptly attended to
by Thixton & Murdoch, S64 Main street.
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50 Dozen good Mems Hats ST 81, al
Rice & EOgels, 233 Main street.
noy28tf
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THE weather was dark, gloomy and
cold yesterday, and at writing looked
like we ought TO have a snow storm dur
ing the night. A day or two mere Of
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THE Latest FAsHIOEs-Gur young
NET vino desire to be up with ibe times
snd the fashions should call OF McGeey,
the merchant tailor, 235 6eoolld street,
and examice bis elegaot aseoFtxaent CT
cloths. eassImer res, YeeiiEgs ami oVeFc0at
material. McSeoy's i the hAndsoesest
stock In town, and he is prepared to.
toske perfect dbs ia every ssyle Of gar-
raeut. We advice cur FeedsTs 70 cell
snd see him without delay and make
fheif selections. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

RR. n. M. 5NEED. DFNfIST, has returned
- TO Memphis, and again Offers his profess
slonsl services to the elsizens OF the city and
surrounding country Rooms a. No. S45 Main
street, fourdDoTs below Union street, over Luu-
man 4 Niennaas Gun Store. nevl81m
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CARPETS AND FUREITURE-Ju5t re-
ceived and for sale cheap by Ames,
Beattle & Co., 500 Main street. II
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500 Ladies' ClOaks, --latest styles, and
elegantly trimmed, from Sc 80 10 SIS, al
Rice & Engei's. nov2S If
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90 Niee OsereOats, from 81 so TO SIS,
1T Rice & Engel's, &S Main street.
noVS8 II
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500 NO. J Satinet suits, s. 50 Pc; suit,
at Rice 4 EngeFs, novsS II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-10

BANKRUPrs discharged December 8,
1868: Hiram z. Guy, VIM. Il. Clements.
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Observation-Disclosures who aqaiet
dinner go to the St. Charles, corner Of
Second and Jefferson.
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VELvET, Felt and Plush Hats, ct 80
and IS cents and 81 each, at NJ. j. Yancy
d Co.'s, 1872 Main street. Nv
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TO-DAY elegant lunch at Is jefferson
street, I'm
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ST. CHARLES REsTAURANT-All the
deli"scIes of the season for dinner to-day
at so cents.
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"PEABoDYn HAT Francisco & wig.
giuis. 81
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FREE LUNCH every morning, from 10
10 II O'Clock, at Y 10 u s Saloon, corneT
Main and Exchange streets. 81
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IRISH Poplins, best quality and sll
shades, at 81 25 per yard.
II RICE & ENGEL.
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THE "PeaeOdy" and "Alpipe" hat
continue to lead the fashion. You can
buy thesa at Francisco y Virgins. 81
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OYSTER SOUP for dinner to-day at the
st. Charles, corner Of Second and Jeffar-
aOn.
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F%URNrTURE Of all kinds st Thixt0u &
Murdock's, 364 Main street.
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ERsnNE FUEs-FranciscO d Wiggi1's.
q
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500 pieces standard prints Ut l23c, 81
Rice & Eogeps, 2S3 Main street. II
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ysa. =. REAsLEY.
at Law,

600 MCPHERSON STREET Cup stairs). be-
ZOA tween Center and Sixth, LOUISVILLE.
Ky. Refers by permission to N5WcOmb, Bu-
ehaRan d Co., Hughes, Huffman q Co Louis
vile. KY: Heath. Lewis u Frazer. Attorneys
at Law, Sproaie & McCowp, Memphis dee In
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Notice.


"ANIEG disposed OF ny entire interest N
the nrlns Of Matthews, tucson q 90 anu
hudson & co. to the remaining partners, am
no longer a member thereof. They assume all
HE Indebtedness OF said firms, and are alone
authorized 20 collect the Indebtedness due the
same. Z. AA44nEN VS..
Memphis, Tenn, New. ., 1858
The business of said firms viii continue as
heretofore by the undersigned, remaining part
rers, under tie name and style OF JUDSON q
co. Who assume the liabilities OF said firms,
aut who alone are authorized to collect the In
debtsiness due the same.
A. Z. JUDSOI,
I. Il. JUDSON.
J. - ALEXANDER
N;eurn,s. Eavember ., ISIS.
In retIrinE fsg-u said firms I respectfully re-
commeTd I6em 70 ne patronage OF my friends.
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NOTICE..
HFR II. D.. BULELEE las become associated
M with The undersigned IN the agency oIthe
Tsrol{nR Ii q Insurance 1updu Ior Ienhss
sec and Central Alabama. 70 date from the Isl
or November. 1870. II style OF the nrln VIII
hereafter be Buckley, Fersnson 4 EnFetI
u. Il. FERGUSON,
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