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Thursday, January 18th. Iss
APPRexInATToN PRILEs:

AUTHORIZATION PRILES:
. approximation prizes Of SSH each for tne nins
naming units VI the ten Of tie number
drawing the $50 on prize el1te
. approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten OF the number
drawing the S20O0 prise ............ AZ
Approximation prizes OF $40 each for the nlne
rcaiDing units Of the ten Of the number
drawing toe $SiN0 prize srs................... l,N
> approximation pTises of $50 each Tor the utne
msinnR units ~ the same ten Of the uumbsf
drawing the 800 prise LOU
3 approximation prizes OF 500 each for the ninere-
naming units of the ten Of the nnmbGI
driving the 1900 prize are...... .....-.. "
Approximation pTi.ss Of 500 each for the nins 70
naming unitH OF The same ton o. the number
driving the 5000 DrtEs sFe.................... w
81 approximations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
units Of The sans ten Of thd number drawing the
bN0OpriEes loVoo
rsg prize, amounting to. .S.SOts
Whole tickets Sic; HAvsc IS. Quarters s.; ElghthS 81 70
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
Orders Tckes In this splendid scheme VII be carefully
answered by mail and the drawings sent with
5Rnaon o. the result Of each nvestmsRk ths
trsvins ever. Address,
OHAS v HOWAkD. Licensed Dealer.
Corner Camp and COmmOz streets or
Lock Box 69z Post once, New Oreana
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Gen. J. R. Chalmers, Of Memphis. was to ad.
dress the people Of Franklin, St. Mary's parish.
lest Sunday, on the question of labor in the
South.
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AUpIoR's OFFICE, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Dec. 81 1857. !
To L. E. Lemsre Esq, State Tax Collector Parish Of Or
lesns, Second District
Sr-Ths State Constitutional Convention, in session in
this City, having passed Odinane. levying tax of ONE
MILL upon the dollar all taxable properly, to the
expenses Of said Convention,
You eeby directed to proceed Immediately to collect
Tax he reported by you the Convention
Taxi calculated upon the of 1857 and
payable only In the legal of the United states
You pay the Of tn, State the end OF
every ten days under OATH coleced by you under
ordinance the amount Of your commiss which
collection of other State taxes and to make
your settlement for the before the FIRST day
ofAprl, 1868.
The taxable property in your parish the assessment Of
Of 1867 being $50 OIL 200 the will be $50 92l 20
lnclosed copy OF the ordinance referred Very
spectfully, b. PERALTA,
Auditor.
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II. sEELTEs COTTON GtNHERT
n and COTTON PICKERF, elrner ST Thomas and 81
James streets In the immediate vicinity Of the following
Presses Mississippi Louisiana, Fire PROF. Alabama snip
pers' Planters fyIer F-ctors Comnerclal Pelican. Or
leans Merchants Yicksbarg and Penn. Having hrscias
Cotton Gina Of eighty each the latest In
proyed h prepared u haul gin and pick Cotton from sn
Box 81 Pr.ss cSirsp. once, LIZ arsvisr street.
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Clothing at cost at No. A ST. Charles street,
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SECOND DISTRICT, jan 2, 1868.
In accordance with following order hereby notify the
Tax Payers Of the District call my Office aud
settle said Tax forthwith.
L Il. LEMARIE,
State Tax Collector Second District Of New oresns,
CorIer St. Peter and Chartres streets.
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
Z EMF UCKB 5TATB
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
sUHRAY, EDDY 4 .nAhAGERS
CAPITAL SHIZE-SS0,ceO
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOR THE RENEfT1
OF SHELBY COLLEGE,.
CLASS A. TO BE DRAWN AT CONVICTION, AT.
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FALL MEETING, 1863,
OF THE
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION.
Eov. 9, 10, II, II, Is aud Il.


FIRST Day.
FIRST RACE.-Hopefel Stake, for two year
ODDS; dash Of a mile subscription go, play CT
SESoND RACE.-BlEn City Stake, for three
year olds; mile heats subscription ~, play or
pay, Association adds$800 Tires or more TO M
dash Of one and q quarter miles; free Tor ali
ages.
Second Bay.
FIRST -RAcE--5aloon Purse, $500; mile heats;
SECOND RAcE.-RaIlroad Purse, $500; two
mile heats; free for all.
Third Day.
FIRST RAcF.-Associstion Purse, S4e0; mile
hesis, three in five.
sECoND RACs.-Rrlnkley House Purse, $500 +;
FOurIh Day.
FIRST RACE-Sweepstskes; subscription Of
$50 each, play OF Ply for three year olds; two
mile heats Association adds $500; i've or more
SECOND RAcE.-Bankers' Purse, $500; mile
and repeat free for al.
fifth Day.
FIRST Z 1CE.-Post Stake: three mile heats /;
free lcr ali g trance $40, piay or pay, AssOeiA-
ton 10 ada ) coo; entrance money 70 g TO sec
ond horse; five or mere to al.
SECOND RACE Livery and Stable Keepers'
Purse, $50 mile heats rree for all ages.
sixth Rsy.
FIRST RACE.-Merehants' Purse. 500; mile
keats, three in i've.
SECOND RACE-COnsoiation Purse. SGD. for
horses that have not WOE during the MeeJfng;
to be handicapped the day Dfeceding the raSs
$50 to 20 TO the sesopd horse.
STAKES 70 rame and close on the hrBt day OF
October, 1855. Hair the Money offered in pur-
ses viii be given for a walk over. Entrance 10
purses, i've per cent. Entries must be made
twenty minutes after the last Ecs. each day, at
the Judges stand for the purse OF the succeed
ing day.
AZ The races VIII N at o'clock pre-
cis=ly each day,
Members can procure their badges OF David
NJ. Philip, Secretary. 81 the Office of the Mem
p1ts Association COuIae, corner Of Main and
Jefferson Streets, over Eoyster, Trezeyant &
Co.'S auction store.
Tickets aud badges viii re for sale at the
Ovsrton, WoIslam and Commercial Hotels.
Pools viii as sod at the Overton Hotel, every
night, FROM : 70 10 O'Clock, Pm, and every
morning during the races from 10 to Z o'clock
a N. 5. K. Raymond, Esq. Pool Seller.
The street cars Will run every ten r0inuteE to
the race course, commencing at L o'cllcs each
dav.
IRE Bar and RefTeshmenL Saloon viii be IN
der She mana cement of Mr.. J. n. Cameron.
nae a OF music Will be in attendance
each Cay al the course. Ample arrangement
been made 10 observe the ~s5rtcJest order
and Gecorum.
COMMITTEE ON LADIES' ST~AED.-Messrs. H
Seesssl, jr Geo. s. Robbins, x NJ. Drake, Mai
". Scruggs, ana Maj. Val. Peyton.
JOHN DONOVAN. President.
DAvID M. PHILIP, Secretary. noI-td
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81 100000
Ia the above estimate l have included
nothing for right Of way or depot grounds.
Except within the Immediate limits of
the city OF Memphis, 1t is presumed the
land owners will gladly donate both.
The estimate for graduation is based on
= maximum grade OF l 2 per 1O0 for the
air line, and 3 roadway of IA feet on en-
bankment, with slopes of II to l, and g
roadway of is feet in excavation, with
slopes Of to l, except In q few of the
heavy cuts near Holly Springs, where,
on account Of the greater predominance
Of a sandy material, l have estimated
for a roadway OF Is feet, with slopes Of l
to /. The maximum grade Of most OF
the roads Of this portion of the South is
l per 100, bat they employ Sc curves, and
the resistance Of q IL grade on an air line
will not be greater than a 10 grade on
curves OF that radius, taking the average
speed of trains while the wear of rail
and machinery and the liability to acct
dent will be much less. The Nashville
anG Chattanooga road uses q grade OF 2
per 100, and the Baltimore and Ohio road
uses %. They carry heavy trains with
perfect ease over these grades. Should
the air liRe location be adopted, I would
not hesitate to employ the l 2 grade, as q
very great saving in cost will be effected
without impairiug the capacity FOR tran
sp~ortstion.
The estimate fer shops and buildings is
iatended to cover those Of cheap con
struction, such as will suffice Till the road
Is completed and its business extended
enough TO justify the erection of larger
and better. The estimate for machinery
10 the shop Is for a few tools Of best quail
ity, embracing only those considered in
~dispensable to the maintenance of its
rolling stock till the business Of the road
becomes extended.
The equipment is limited TO that re-
CURED during the progress of construc-
ton and the subsequent conduct Of a
moderate business, and can be aug
meDted IS rapidly as the necessities Of
the ToRd demand.
This estimate, 1000, COO, or about
$22, 675 per mile, will not appear large
when 1t is remembered that the distance
is only Al 90 miles, and that the same
outfit In many particulars would answer
for q road of double that length, redu-
cling thereby the relative cost.
In addition to the survey which I stip-
ulated to make, l made one Of the Pigeon
Roost road from Olive Branch to its in
tersection with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, 3 distance of
thirteen miles, and herewith submit q
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EVERY AAE has Z right 70 say who
shall WORK for him, and he ia a coward
or 3 fool il he does not exercise that
right, aud employ no msn-lsboreT or
professional mEu-Eh0 does not suit
him, socistiy, morally, and politically.
No ms but a fool would give sBy en-
PIoyment 10 his enemy. and hereafter
Southern people VIII be very apt to set
on this principle. a word to the Iise.N
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TRT DESOTO BUAEDING AND LIVERY
gTApTF -l~. Joe S-IismsD, the oCst
enterprising livery stable keeper in the
civ Of Memphis, and who turns cut one
of the very finest "riS5" TO be seen
on the streets, hss i1sI purchased the
large and commodicus DssJJo stable,
No. IS Union street, which be hRs fitted
up 10 fret class styie as a livery and
boarding stable. the buggy room Is
separate and hre-pIOOf, Horses will be
boarded cheaper than elsewhere. his
old stable, corner Union and Third, viii
be reserved ss q sale stable. Nv
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FRESH OYSTERS j. D. Edwards &
Co., No. rs Second street, sre daily re-
ceivi1g frszh oysters from Norfolk. They
will sell oysters IN shy quantity from s
pint 10 8 barre. Their prices defy com
petition, because they srs reduced TO 3
legitimate living rats. Oysters 10 are
IS chesp for family Uss SIS any article Of
food purchased. Call on them and sat
isfy yourselves. HC3 Nv
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RETUREED We are pleased to note
the return OF Cspt. Ed. Bszsiey, who, in
company with ais l0Feiy bride, rescued
The city or the evening Of the 9Th inst.
The happy couple were greeted in their
neS home by 9 number Of friends who
had gathered there to offer c0Dgrstula-
tions and drink 10 their future happiness.
A delightful sersrsde ensued, after which
the party dl~sCsTsed-sll impressed with
the p-leasantnsss Of the STAR.
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W,aNDEIs WILL NEVER CEAsE-In
,.seipg town Jefferson street We saw q
10 crowd r snding at the Jefferson street
wsvket exam, ning Charley Williams
fine Kentucky neef, which nnsr we
never saw offered To- sale in this mar
kst. We would advise al, lovers Of hne
Kentucky beef to give Charley 3 Cali.
Tkis enormous animal Was shipped 70
w. NJ. Brooks, Of the Bluff City stock
Terd, and sold fer 500. To all old
baehsiO that cannot take & fins roast
or steak home to their wives, We would
advise them to consult with the proprie-
tors OF the st. Charles restaurant, corner
of Jefferson ard second streets, and they
viii find it served up 20 them ia the finest
style. Give Charley 3 call, you viii dad
him there to please you eli. Do not for
yet No. &C and 6S Jefferson street.
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Pool SELLING.-Ths pools for Mon
days races over the Memphis Associs-
IT, Course viii bc sold at the OvsrtOn
Hotel, at seven O'Clock, THE Saturday
evening. Mr.. s X Raymond, pool seller.
DAVID II. PHILIP. Secretary.
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ARRANGEMENTS sTe being completed
for the races, and they will commence
on Monday with great ecI1t. The pools
will be sold for Mondays races this even
ing st : O'Clock, st the OFerton Hotel.
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TIE city paid twelve Thousand and
Etxty-three dollsrs aud nirety-one cents
for paving last m0nth-eieven thousand
dollars and seventy-eiEAt cents for Mic
olson, and ODa Thousand snd siXty-three
doliars and thirteen cents for s-oae pave
menE.
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THE GARROTEBs.-BUd Patton and
Hans Msrguu, charged with having
gsFT0tsG q gentleman on IhUcs5sy night
st or near the bridge CE Adams street,
were yesterGsy brought before squire
Willard. vino sent them both 10 the
Criminal Court under $1,000 bonds.
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Mrs. THOMPsOS's BESEFTT-The
New Memphis was flied LIST night from
DIT 20 dome with the elite Of Z city, TO
honor The benefit night Of Mrs. Thomp-
son. The play Tor the occasion was
London AsSurlDce, with the full strength
Of the cgDpsny IN the cast, and never
have we seen II pat upon the boards in
better style. Every part wss vel hlied,
and gave great satisfaction to the IN
mense audience. We regret that spsce
does not allow Us to make a more ex-
tended notice Of the parts. The play for
to-night b AetaInOEa.
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TIE following baDkTupts have been
discharged since our last report Louis
Seligmsn, jacob x. FrsGkliB, John R.
Patton. A. N. Bryan, W. @. Harding,
a. 3. Merrill, J. L. Foote, NJ. n. StEick-
land, r. 7. Wade, and Wsit & Johnson.
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REv. T. Il. BOWMAN, pastor elect,
having returned 10 Memphis, viii
preach in the First Presbyterian Church,
corner Third and Poplar street, OF Sab
bath morning st quarter before eleven
O'Clock. nOv7-2.
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ST. JOINTS NJ. Z. Church, in the Law
Courtroom, Greenlaw Building. Seryi-
ces tomorrow st 10 an followed by the
sacrament, and also services st Z pm.
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II
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Saturday EvesinE, soTemOeF Twin be
produced the picturesque Iudisn drama en-
Titled METAMORA, Last OF the Hamp pa
noaBs. with beautiful scenery, prO2-rues.
2nd powerful cast. Prof. Haselmaysr's Mat
ines at 2 o'clock pm.
SCALE OF P~RICEA-DresE Circle and PaIquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 20
cents Colored Boxes, 80 cents; CCiored Gal
lery, IS cents.
open Al 2 o'clock curtain viii rise at
quarter TO- precisely Cookbook upen nom
10 o'clock am. 20 5 pm.
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medical College of Memphis

THF Regular Course Of Lectures in this In
stitutfOn will commence on ID
November, at 9 an, aud terminate on March
1 1850. ALEXANDER ERSKINE e. Nd.
oc3f qu Dean Of the FRcuF~
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Ill Tho latest and most elegant
JUST received. 50 dozen AlexsHder
Kid Glove, st 81 IS per pair, 81 Rice &
Engers, 253 M&in street.
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MEIEPEEES APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.

HE cost of the city d~ispenssry for
last month wal two hundred and twenty
eight dollars.
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Judge Reid, Of Ceahoma county, Miss,
e IN the city. He returns home this
evening, on the NatOma.
"Darby Doyle" formerly q the Lou
isyilie Courier, arrived in the city yes
teTday, from Louisville, and goes to the
Indian country Of Western Arkansas.
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Tnb0rers W0nted-f2OO Meo.

mo werk on the Levees at GreenvfIle. wash
1 inston county, Mississippi. Wages good
Hughes q sEARLEs,
oc6 Ina CoRfEzetCrz
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ATTENTION TAX PAYhRs--City, school
and oolicL scrip and county warrants IL
sums 10 suit tax payers, can be obtained
81 The lowest rates st the Memphis City
Savings Bank, ctrneT Of Jefferson n
Front streets. u
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A LARGE lot Of beautiful dress goods,
bought since recent decline, just opened
at Rice & Engels, 239 Main street.
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joe LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has all
the latest daiiies, weeklies and month
lies, books, stationery, base bslls, etc.
liz
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SEASIDE OYsTERs.-NobIe & Co.'s I'M
riValed Seaside oysters, warranted large,
fat and sweet, resolved daily, by Ex-
press, at the Memphis Oyster Depot, No.
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TIE weather remains fair aud delight
full. Ohe more week such and all the
cotton win be housed.
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FRFE LUNCH at the Monroe saloon,
NJ gI2 Second street, this morning,
from I0I to ~ o'clock jos, Fransloli,
nronriet6r, one o. the old bsrkeepers in
the Brilliant, presides behind the bar
Give him 3 call. Nv
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WHO SUFFEBs?-D,hoip Steam Lsun-
dry was robbed, on Thursday nig"t, OF
over $500 worth OF clothing. Entrance
was made through = window, and the
wretchss, when they went away, car
ris1 the sssh with them.
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DoLBEAR's Commercial College, go
Main street, open day and night. New
nupils can begin any day ia writing,
b~ook-keeping, arithmetic, ETC., etc. II
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DROF. NOOK has COMMENCED his session OF
L Dancing Lessons at his old Hal, Gi Second
street., Jefferson Flock. For Ladies and Chill
drsn, Wednesday and Saturday evening"
Gents, Tuesday and Thursday nights. p,actie.
ing parties every two weeks. oo75 I'm
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To GRENANs.-Notlces or sqxefuse-
-nf an he German language viii be re-
n-iSad and published ia this paper. a
osrafnl and competent prOofresder VIII
see that they are printed correctly tt
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u-DuScs TRIMMINGs.-The largest
-aHtmant aud choicest styles in this
CITY II L. Kremer's-
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TIE weather clerk, Uncle Billy Dardis,
has removed from No. 2 Adams street to
No. 90 Jefferson. no2l Nv
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CouSTY SCRIP! COUNTY SCRIP!
ue1fad at Memphis City Savings Bank,
eorner OF Jefferson and Front streets.
oet27 If
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A FINE lot of black and colored AL
pacss just opened by Riee & Engels, 233
Main street. II
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TIE Boulevard Skirt, in great variety
can be found at Rice d EngePs, Z53
Main street
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LARGE lot Miles Cloth Shoes at IS rs
ocH Il RICE q ENGEL, % Main St.
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THE COURTs.

CHANCERY COURT VIM. NJ Smith,
GGRceD0r.-fhe Court adjourned yes
terday until Monday, the Gen, when the
minutes OF tia special term will be
signed aud adjournment had until Court
in course, which also commsDces on
MOndayS The following is the calendar
for Monday, on motions, pleas and de-
murrers:
state, etc, VS. NJ, o. Hotel Co.
Huntvs Wing.
Redmond VS. Moremon.
Elliott VS. Smith.
DlyIe vs. McGiDbOn.
Patton vs. EduiDs.
Sesrs vs. New.
Cnoate VS. Tighe.
Watson vs. Halnes.
Finley VS. Hosenbaunn.
FO-uss VS. southern Asylum.
Keep vs. CGuECYan.
Ffaneste.h! vs. Lehman.
1eadelys DutllInger.
WscZegsGasr vs Elythe.
Wilson vs. stewart.
DAVIS Us turauL
Mc8sin We 6caIss,
wilson VS. Latham.
Block We ait.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Ge George ". Reeves,
JNdge-This Court met, pursuant to adj
jOurnment, yesterday, and was engaged
the vh0ls day in hearing motions, etc.
Nothing Of Importance t~ranspiTed. To-
day the Court will hold q Snort session,
preparatory to adiOurning to Court in
course,
Law COURT-H. s. Lee, Judge.-The
cases set upoB yesterdays calendar were
all disposed Of, either by trial or eontin-
usnce. To-day is motion day. Motion
docket will Dc taken up, commencing
with motions continued over from pre-
vious motion days during this term. At
torDeys are requested to take notice.
IT is strange to see with what careless
ness some inVElids attend to their health.
They will procure a box Of Plantation
Bi.tsrs, which ought to be used up in a
month or six weeks, and upon inquiry it
is found that they have used only two or
three bottles. Some days they have
used il according 70 directions, and 9TH
ers have not touched it. The whole trial
has been Irregular, and Of course a less
favorable result has eome from their use.
If it be true that I" what is worth doing
at ali Is worth doing well,r how emphat-
ically Is ID true ip matters relating to the
health. A few bottles OF Plantation
Bitters have often wrought wonders,
while in other instances disease has only
been subdued after weeks Of resistance.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr 70 the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 5sd&w
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Rp6Tn TRsI 5T55THS, anu i7iU
Ugatious for late papers.
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The Board of Mayer and Aldermen
assembled yesterday afternoon, accord
ing to adjournment Tor the regular
monthly meeting and dispatch OF bust
uess.
At half-psst two the roll wss called
and, q quorum being present, the BoSrd
We called TO order and Alderman
5w8yne took the Chair.
On motion OF Alderman Renner, the
reading of the minutes OF the preceding
meeting were dispensed with, and the
Board proceeded to business.
The following message from the Mayor
was read, and, on melton, received:
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GAGE 4 FISHER, sos Front street. I'm
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an daily receiving all the new
styles OF ParlOr, Chamber, Dining
Room, Hall and Office Furniture,
which win sell at Louisville nd
Cincinnati prices adding eight
only, and offer unusual Induce
ments TO cash customers.
noVi Ina
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Mississippi and Tennessee Il. r.
St0ckkOEaeTs' Meeting.
On "Wednesday, November II, 1sss,

TTHE Annu Meeting Of the Stockholders
l the MtsslRs- p and Tennessee Railroad
Com pany win be held In The city Of Mempbis.
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Atwhien time Directors win be shosen for the
ensuing year. Stockholders viii be passed free
over the road by exhibiting Certificates OF
stock 10 Conductors. r. n. LAME,
coll Secretary and Treasurer.
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which were next ia order. Several un-
important ones were presented by the
Aldermen Of the First ward, all of which
were referred to the proper committees.
Alderman johnson presented a petition
from ]. Z. Merrimsn, asking an abste-
of 5000 in his taxes. Referred to
the City Attorney and Tax Collector,
with power to act.
By the same. A petition from ]. J..
maid, Referred t Finance Committee.
By the same: A petition from the
North Meu3phis Msrketmsster asking
for two gas lamps and q hitching post at