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INC. AINsLIE,


THE MEMPHIS APPEAL, NOW IN rs
Twsnty-Ninth Year, IS offered 70 the reading
public OF -Tennessee, Mississippi. Arkansas and
Alabama, It Is believed. with superior induce
mena 70 any that have ever been pre-
sented to its numerous and rapidly IN
.ereasins Patrons. The stagnatioH in hnan-
ciaI movements. the almost total cessation OF
trade, the paralysis In agricultural operations
and the anomalous condition OF political
Affairs, instead Of counseHIug to tuactiou and
discourag1ng enterprise AID energy, should
arouse our people 70 redoubls their exertions,
to extend their enterprise, and 70 rely with
greater confidence aud higher resolve upon
their own indomltabls and un~quenehabls
courage and purpose. II there evzr was a
when the people Should be
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New MarFi4Rs Gufde-An Essay forYonng
Men, on Physiological ErYorss buses and Dis
ca es, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impsdimentst % MARRIAGE, with
sure means OF relief. Sept in sealed letter en-
vslopes free Of charge. Address Dr.J. SKILLIN
H~OUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. fsb2 daW
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Case No. So,

In the District Court OF tae Uuitsd States. for
the AisLrt2t OF West Teunessee. In the NAT
Ter OF Joseph LOrey, Bankrupt. In bank
fuptey, District Of West Tennessee-ss.
To wEom it may concern
THIS undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
app 1intnent So a sig1ee Of Joseph Lorey, OF
Memphis, IN he county or Shelby ana State Of
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
adjuCged q bankrupt ucou his oWu pstinon. By
the District Court OF said district.
Memphis, Tennessee the Ist dav OF February.
A.D- 1865. WILLIAMY CIRODE-
Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Main street, Waldran
Bioca. fsh2 laW8w
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED. EITHER BY
"A note or account, 10 the drm Of p. l. Huette
q Co., are hereby notified TO come forward I'M
mediately and make m or they will %
put in the hands OF proper officers for eoloc-
ton. All creditors are also hereby n0unee 70
present their claims for adjustment
J. A. Assignee.
nso,.-ht- r,,ra-,S &c 1893 faO n
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Biz Heads Printed at the lowest
Prices al the Appeal lob Once.
ADJOURNED &EETINa.-There Will be
held an adjourned meeting Of the citi-
zens al Odd-FellOws' Hail, this Wednes-
day afternoon, st. O'Clock, to receive the
report of the c0mmittee 70 devise q plan
for the relief of the finances Of the city.
The committee have devised a plan
which il is believed viii effect o perfect
reform in cur financial system, aud
which will not call for g cent of subserlp.
from citizens 10 carry on the city
government. All We want now is a
general attendance Of citizens, and
unaDimity ia csrrging it forward. This
request is made at the Instance and by
request Of the Citizens Committee, but
agsry citizen should feel himself indi-
vidualiy appealed to, and manifest his
interest in being present. Should the
committee have succeeded In what they
are confident they have been successful,
IL will prove the hde 3 with which they
have labored, and WI present a claim
which their fellow citizens must be
most willing to acknowledge.
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NOTICE.

-.vE 6 UP Ny STORE IN MEM
-. Penn and have placed my accounts
a Ne hands OF Messrs. Halsted q Mallory for
COLLECTION. All persons lnceDtsc % me ara re-
rba Power OF Attorney 10 Mr.. Edward Fsgan
eoramend my Drmer patrons 20 him. as he
eoafsmplafes continuing the sane kind Of
business. JOHN A. DICKINSON.
Jaauary 81, 1855, fs0l 4
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GRAND opening Of the Bluff City
House, on Washington street, between
Main and Front, Thursday, February g.,
1858. Will give a grand lunch at 10
oicloek. II. LINDEMAEN.
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Fully Aroused and Wide Awake,

It Is in such an emergency as the present. The
temptation Is strong to despair, and to su-raa-
der 70 tie influence OF fear and an almost
overwhelming eppession. II We listen to the
voice Of the Siren and give Up to despair, ws
are lost-IrrseoverabIy lest. Il behooge ore
and all to be up and doing, with a heart for
every fate, stu achieving. sia1 pursuing IN
Gil the book OF our destiny shah be closed.
We Should hear Of no compromise to make
with the opposing genius or decay and de-
struction, which Is seeking to drag Us down.
We should meet the enemy at every Stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, untu
We exPeI him frOn the Iaad Poverty e-mss
upon our beloved land aud upon cur patriotic
people @lTke an armed man" Like aan
armed man we must assaI him-wtih the
same VIII, discrimination AID courage win
which be marches upon our homes and hearth
stones. In ouch an emergency,
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Notice.
Notice.

I WILL, at The February Term, 1888. OF TIE
i Shelley county tourt. apply Tor Letters OF
Administration upon the estate of irving Par
r~tt, deceased. W. W. RITCaIE.
January 8, ISIS. iaS law4w
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NOTTCE.-The dry goods store.
No. 26I Maia street, opposite
Court street. is for rent and fix
tHres for sale. Apply 40 Mack
Bros. IL BOnm, 26I Main street.
feb2 st
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CONSERVATIVE AEErNG.-A meeting
he beII on W,dnesasy evening al T,
O'Clock, st Sir. Huge grocery corner Of
Brecdiove and Voleatsos svsacss' Iof
the purpose Of eIectiug tTo deies 10
represent the Fifteenth Ci1'd DlsLflc5 %
the Conservative Convention 70 De Eelo
in Memphis on the ll.h Of this month
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TOR SALE Or RENT-A Five Years Lease
4 on a good Brick Store-room and Dwelling.
on the corner o. FIR Mt and Auction streets,
nearly opposite the New Jail. 1t is an excel
lent location for a grocery, and the property
has rented for s. 300 a year. II not sold soon, il
will be for rent At $50 per month to a good ten
ant. = Q. SNYDER,
r.Laaf No Qg T-to- g4-,af
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LOST CHILD.-tuf0gnstiou -&s given
at the police Offices yesterday that a
little girl, the child offs. +. AcEuJt, Eho.
resides on tie corner OF -. Martin sDC
PontOtoc streets, had strayed from her
name about eleven O'Clock and has not
since been heard from.
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FOURTH WARD MEETING Tie Dem
ocratic Conservative citizens OF ne &n
Ward, are requested to meet tonight a.
u O'Clock, at the store room. No. -'o2
Main street, next door 10 MerIimah. e
jewelry store, to nominate candidates 70
the Conservative Convention 10 Be helo
ia this city on the l5th inst
gERIH WARD
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
L na.ew Armstrong, a ssUie Individual
Zes = s1Ht up 10y Dir. Justice Hail yestsr-
,Ss-gei with assault and battery
NpeaS 10 commit murder in the
: - 5er-ee-tEl IN the sun Of One thou
SAND dollars teing 'nVlsi0le.
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TIE WEATHER The wesjher ysstsr-
day was CT q stormy character A nov
storm set iu aSo-- seven O'Clock I'm The
morning and continued -atl nearly
dsrS, when il cleared OF mid Snd
ulazsguE.
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COTTON Is A FAILURE.-Every farmer
and planter win plant garden seeds.
They can get fresh garden seeds from G.
W. Jones 8 Co., 257 Main street.
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RAMROAD IRON.

10nO TONS best quality Welsh Rails, 5OIbs
iZUU per ineai yard, 70 arrive at New Or
' PERKINS LIVINGSTON q POST,
ja2l Nv $50 Main street, Memphiss Isun.
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FRIES
IN AL THEIR YARIErY.
-~.u,a.ses steam Candy YaaufactOFy.
: coming Down the BlTeF."

yry uRlLFRsH & co., viii have the
RN9 oarso Of WOOD ever received
harga Al fhs FOBT or MARKET
RON - ~ aeh hickory. Q 70 your
ay-n r San Eaut g good hrss" WoodNo 1,
cerSs pfvea. orders received cor
: Sr1rf alld Main. GEOESE AA1AH wa
=. - ora,sTsH Al Postal &C0.s once
3so3
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HORRIBLE CRIME.-The following ex-
trsct, takenfr0m a recent number OF the
Lexington Gazette, details a horrible
crime. The victim has since died " We
noticed the fact in cur last issue that a
young girl, the daughter Of az Irishman
by the name of Callahan, living near the
Penthouse above Frankfort, had fallen
off the cliff above the tuBpe', and that it
was supposed she would die from her in
juries. Much sympathy was expressed
for her fate, as she was 3 beautiful child.
about fifteen years Of age, and was fire.
quently seen passing to and from town
with a bucket upon her arm, on errands
for her mother. She, however, regsined
her consciousness on Thursday afternoon,
and told her friends that her fall was not
the result Of accident, bat that a negro
man by the nam of Jim, formerly
whom she had known we'll for
several years, had followed her up
the path, and seized her and violated her
person, aud then thrown her down the
cliff. An examination was had Of her
person, and her statement proved to be
true. The negro was arrested and
brought to her bedside, and she identi-
fed him and reiterated her charge against
him. When it became known On the
streets, the widest excitement spread
through the town, aud a large mob sur
rounded the Jail and demanded the keys
from the tailor, who refused to give them
up. They then proceeded to break open
the door, which was attended with much
difficulty and delay, and occupied an
hour and a half in doing. At this stage
of the proceedings, Col. Sneed, OF the
Governors staff, interposed, and said be
was directed by the Governor TO protect
the negro, but the mob pushed him aside
and proceeded with their captive TO the
bill back Of the arsenal, the scene of his
horrible ~offeDse, and hung him as
high as Haman, where he hung
yesterday morliBg In full view OF the
town. There could be 10 mistake in
the Identification of the negro, for be
had worked Ia the pork house for a mum
Der Of years, and the girl had seen him
every day, and her declaration was made
before q Catholic priest 10 view OF death.
DIR. Redman, OF Frankfort, from whom
we derived our information, said be had
viewed death scenes in all forms and
shapes, but that he never witnessed any
thing 50 full Of anguish as the aspect OF
the father and mother and sister when
they heard the little sufferer tell bow she
had been violated and thrown from he
cliff, and how she caught by 8 bush, and
how the black demon rolled down a
heavy stone on her to break her slender
hold, IT ever mob violence is justi6sble,
this was an instance; for the slow justice
OF the law seems poor and inadequate
punishment for u an accumulation OF
horrible crimes. The girl will certainly
die, for the injuries, internal and exter-
nal, are OF the most serious character.
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H0FFHEIMBR BROTHER
CELEBRATED
] u AN-DTmmEnr

INC Of the Conservative citizens c. lid
Eighth ward. at the Poplar street Msr'
ke2 on tCaulsiayl evening at ,
O'Clock, for the purpose Of selecting del
egates to the general CJascatioa Of
Shelby county.
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CITY CONSERVATIVE EXECUTIVE Com
MITTEE.-A meeting of the members OF
the City Conservative Executive Com
mittse ia called for Thursday evening at
four O'Clock, for the consideration Of m
portaBt business. The meeting will De
held at the Office Of George II. Monsar-
rat, Esq, Titus BLOCK, Jefferson street. $
r. d. RAUGH, Chairman.
]. NJ. kEATINq, Sesretary.
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G.. II. Bracket VS. J. A. wiltshire, ct al
and by virtue of an eEseu1 ion to mo
directed in the above stated case and lev
led on the property Of the defendant, will, on
Tuesday, February n, 1858,
Between the hours prescribed by law. offer and
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the store
rooms OK tlaheTty & Wesche, Union street, be-
shelby county, Tenne see, the following de-
scribed properly, viz: Two Bedsteads, one
SprinR Mattress, Bureaus, Washstands, Chairs.
Writing De k, carpet, etc., levied on as
fhe property OF defendant. Wiltshire, to satisfy
the execution above mentioned.
p. NJ. WINTERS,
Sheriff Of Shelby Couhty.
BY JAMES Ii. SWAN. d. S.
T,,uorv n. 1853. febI f9t
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WheagEey e. AVent, Collecting
Agency. No. 10 Bethen Block.

RESTAL.-See notice of house for rent
on Union stsest and furniture for sale.
A rare bargain is offered.
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OST-

THE following COUPONS % the Mississippi
and Tennessee x. K, were lost In this city in
October last. PsYmenthasbe been stopped. Any
inTorynaftOp concern ng them Will be received
ny r. =. Davis, President First National Bank
NJ Nam
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To GARDENERS Chandler 4 Co. are
receiving fresh garden seed daily. The
genial face Of the senior Of the firm is
there to walt on his customers.
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C~Opartnerahip Notice.


I EAVE this day associated with me in the
Worsham house hrs II. ID. AOYALL, for
many years connected with the leading hotels
III Vickaburg. Mr.. RS extensive experience
and business capacity will affcId 20 the patrons
of ths house an additional guarantee to their
comfort and satisfaction.
CHAS. B. GALLOWAY.
Eabraarv ]. 1858. feb4IW
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FRIENDLY SoEs OF ST.. PATRICK.-The
annual meeting of the above Society will
take place next Wednesday night, Feb
ruary 9th, in their Hall, corner Of Main
and Adams streets, at half past seven
O'Clock, when the officers for the current
scar will be elected, reports from the
Secretary and Treasurer will be sub
mitted, and committees appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for
the celebration Of the I7th of March
next. A fail attendan ee Of the members
IS requested. By order of
feH2 b i i AIuR sEN PrasiEanL
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WE advise all who are in want Of Car
peting. to call on Royster, Trezevant {
Co. They are selling their elegant stock
Of Carpets at fifty per cent. less than the
regular dealers.
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ATTACHMENTS.


NEW MEMPHIS THEATEE-MR For
RESTS SECOND NIGHT-LAst evening
the play Of Othei}5 was presented to an
audience that will perhaps never again
see the character Of the " Moor" so sd
mirahIy deiineated. We have witnessed
the efforts of every actor Of note in the
part who has ever performed in Amer
lea, but one SO thoroughly as Mr.. For
rest was 40 lost ia the character, or mas
tered and embodied this great poem of
the heart gwayed by the conflicting yet
mutual emotions OF love and Jealousy
Frop first to last the grand Textures Of
the character were faithfully presented,
and the ebulitioBs OF passion terrific
showing the accomplished artist In every
spoken word. If augbt could be more
exquisitely fine than the rest, it is in the
interview with "Desdemona" when
" Emilia u keeps 1.-THE door opposite st.
Peter and the hercssE struggle bstWesn
love and revenge really begins. The
"DssdemOnG" of Miss Lille fully aus
tanned our promise, and merited the
plaudits literally bestowed. Mrs. Al
len was also warmly received rs
Emilia" and where she treads
en- lagos" toes with such crushing
force, ana wishes & whip a every honest
hand to lash tue rascal ma ked through the
world, the burst Of applause was not
more intended to indorse the sentiment
than the earnest emphasis expressed by
the actress, Mr.. Hills "Iag8" was the
apparently Ingenious, honest friend ard
counsellor Of the moor and cOnfdsd
in the audience only when the great mas
ter intended. TIE other characters were
IL rs~uTeseDtsd, tine " BrGbarti0 " of
Mr. nIftcbsrt ba',- ~"rthy Of special
notice. This evening Mr.. FoTres.
appear IS =" Jack CGde," ia the play writ
ten for him by his tTispd, Judge R.. I.
Conrad, Of Philadelphia, ana in which
he stands without the approach ofrivslry.
Miss Lille and Mr.. Bsrt1n Hi also
appear. This is the last night but two
OF the engagement.
THE VARIETIEs.-This theater, stu
ated near the corner OF Washington and
Main streets, is truly q Variety, the
various performers filing the bill in
every particular. Charley Broom watches
all the points, and conducts the saloon
Ia q systematic manner.
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LADIES, go to Menken Bros and see
the bargains from the late auction sales.
FEB 81
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Our friends viii remember thar the APPEAL
BUSINESS OFFICE uow located at Ne. I5 JEFF
fersOn street,
The EDITORIAL Rooss Of the APPEAL have
been removed to No. II jefferson street, up
stairs. where we viii be CAD to see cur nisEGs
at all times
Husiue~s. fsiting and Wedding Cards
Printed at gEe Low EST Prices "a tMe APP
peal Job 0GIee.
Directory OF C-onsersatiye Cogored SIeu
Wanting Employ meat.
NAEENGD 10 EESbN, Want 70 WORK on q
BTELEG MITCHELL. farm.
DENEI- NDTREBE- house servant cr steward.
HRIITDE HINES, OLD aud faith III house ser-
want.
WI HUICHLNS, EDW iEtAW L9t-l.
FUW. GNTEU. MONROE PAEHA2I.
SAM CRDGHAN. VA FOSTER,
HARVEY BROWN, JOHN POOL
JAMES NEWTON.
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Sber6T's Sale.

MRS. f. WATSON, MONTHLY AND GEN
M erRl Nurse for the sick, may be found at
80. y4 Third street. References Rev. J. Q.
gtealman and ]. K. Allen. 81. ID. ialg
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WILL, at the next February Term 1883 Of
4 the County court or SHELBY county make
application FOR Lett r. OF Administration upon
he estates o. +. NJ III and 2. Z. Dali. both
deceased, when ard where all parties 0ncarns
att nd O. M-ALSUP.
wilson n Beard. AtEys. Is Court st. jaI72 w
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Books and ssasionery---A full
a-ssOr1nGGnt and as lowest figures
at Geo. PaltisOR ~ eos. febl g.
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THE Galloway Hat, new style, just
out, at HandIan's, 279 Main street. 435
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WANTED.-To buy a Memphis and
Ohio Railroad freight and passage note
for $3.50 or $500, Apply to-day at 28S
Front street.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
LINE.

COMMENCING JANUARY sth. Isss.
Trans VIII leave aemph 8 as follows:
MOrnIug Express. I.Oo an. Evening "
press, Js38 pm railroad time, which Is dnesn
minutes Easter tnan ely nme. 10th tainsrnn
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, ami make
direct connection with JefersOnvlIe Railroad
For ALI Eastern AID Northern cities.
Evening Train from Memphis connects with
Us Mau Line sieamer, running eOubis daily
sls-n-ts between Louisville and Cincinnati
Ets-esgers by Avoniug Train reach Nashville
:. 49, AM Cairo q a=0o am and 81. Louis
aS--00 D. m next day,
80 TO IS Hours Quicker than By Boat.
Trains arrive at Memphis At O:I5 am. and
SC Procure Tickets at No. asz1< Main street.
OF AZ Depot head or Main streer.
Baggage Checked Tarough TO ali I'm
POFfaEt Northern and Eastern Cities.
s-B. JONES. sup't.
= EEGE. P-a=-~HEer Agent. fa7 n
STAGE LINES
-FRoz-
ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS,
RockPort, ArkadeIphia. s~poonviIe, Antzine,
washington, CIsTEsviHe. Texas Tulip, Ark;
Princeton, Camden, Louisville, RusssIvfle.
Dardanel, Clarxsvil.e, Lewisburg, Ozark, Van
Fort smith.
Cmce at the Anthony House, Little Rock,
Arkansas. D. CHDEsTER q CO.,
Jal ProprietOrs.
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TIE undersigned desire 90 acknowledge
the very prompt and efficient service Of
the Fire department in =A~tiugujshing the
fire on their premises last evening. Bot
for their timely srrivaI the entire
property would have been destroyed.
Also to thank the many friends who
rendered valuable assistance ia protect
ing household goods and furniture.
MIR I. II. CAISLILE,
& MUNDINGEEI
= Febma-v T. 1868.
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MONEY is saved by buying goods from
frst hands. Our readers can 10 so by
buying their drugs, perfumery, etc,
from G. w. Jones & Co 257 Main street.
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NoTICE.-The undersigned beg leave
to state to their customers and friends
that they have made considerable reduc-
ton in their general expenses, and can
afford to furnish suits made from the best
imported goods at a price to compete
with other cities. Call and examine for
yourselves.
MURRAY & RIDGELEY,
Merchant TailOrs, 81 Madison street.
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Hosiery Of RU qualities, beth for ladies
and gentlemen, Is now lying on the
counters marked IN plain figures, beiGE
retaiied aE extremely low pricss-PuF-
chased atIhe bankrupt sales b. =. soIf
x an z3U Main sEraef. fsb9 w
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NOTICES .
N0fEce.

WILL lease ny lower Plantation in Tunfca
L county, Mississippi, Tone OF the highest and
pest : the boJfOm1. Tor a period Of three years.
rec OF rent TO any responsible party who viii
pay the taxes. and 10 certain repairs and i'm
provrInents, which 1 will designate.
JAZZ U A. WRIGHT.
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NoTICE-rhe entire stock of Ragland
Brother d CO., No. 3l9 Main street, will
be sold at Eastern cost, for cash, until
the 18th of February.
y z TAPVF Asgfv,ao
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RuxinesE. Visiting ase - ez@iur Cards
Printed Al the Low est Prices ~ llic APP
r,aaH -Eob Office.
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TIE FRENCH

Professor ViIIebutin would respectfully
announce to the public that he viii, on SaEur-
day, the 18th of January, open, at Lee Acad-
envy, a permanent school for instruction ia the
French Language. For the present, every sat
urday, from 10 am. to II m, will be devoted 10
his class. All who feel interested in the same
are cordially invited to meet him at this insti-
tuition on thai day. The classes will be ar
ranged to suit applicants, and the terms ia ac-
cordance with the times. jal6 I'm
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BURGLARY.-Two individuals wearing
the uniform Of the boys in blue" at
tempted to enter the house Of John
Casey, on the corner Of Main q Com
merce streets. One OF the Culprits was
caught ard locked up. His partner
escaped. What disposition has been
made Of the arrested we have not yet
learned.
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CHEAP goods from the late auction
sales at Menken BrOs.' fe2 st
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EsnfoNs & sos, No. 10 Jefferson
street and 393 Main street, have received
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