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Nhe undersigned informs his friends that
1 be viii furnish them with the best of
Liquors ct the above name Soloon, which
he has just opened for the accommodation
Of the public.
Also kept constantly on hand an assort
ment Of Nick-nacks, Family Groceries, &c
- Terms-Cash
- john LOTION, Proprietor.
. bellevue, La v7n40ly"
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Fashionable Drinking Saloon
Bellevue. La.

Nhe pr ,prietor respectfully announces to
I bis friends and patrons, his Saloon, as
heretofore, will be kept constantly supplied
with the very best brands of choice Liquors,
&c, In fact, everything usually found in a
frst class drinking Saloon.
~ NY terms are positively cash.
sen4V JOHN G. HEAD.
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H A mans wife is his best
lawyer, his best counsel, his best
Judge, his best adviser, and also
the cheapest and most reasonable.
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~ Nothing is SO easy as to re-
sent-nothing so noble as to for
give.
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R6cls'd W.. Turner.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, La
IA Will practice in the Parishes of Bos-
sier, Caddo and DeSOto. All business en-
trusted to him viii receive prompt and ener-
getic attention. v7n40
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A REMARKABLE ENcoUNTER.-

A remarkable story comes from
Bodega Bay California, of a ter
rife battle between a sperm whale
and number of swordfsh, which
resulted in the defeat of the whale.
The fight was witnessed by a far
mer plowing in his field near the
coast, only few miles north of
the "Golden Gate" The sea
smooth, and the first indication
of the conflict was a colnmotion
in the water nearly a mile from
shore, but as the combatants rap
idly approached the land, their
movements became distinctly Wis,
ible. The swordfish were Eve in
number; the whale, though dia-
playing great activity, was no
match for them. In making their
thrusts into the sides of the whale,
the swordfish kept clear Of his
tail, one blow from which would
have been fatal to either of them.
With maddened fury, the whale
struch right and left, thenF dived
to escape his tormentors; but they
followed quickly, and soon brought
him to the surface. Blood was seen
spirting from deep gashes in his
sides. The contest lasted nearly
one hour, when the whale, with
a mighty effort, flung himself upon
some low rocks, and soon died.
Many persons from the neighbor-
ing village of Peteluma went out
to view the carcass. 1t was fifty
or sixty feet in length, and there
were gashes two feet deep and
six feet long in its sides.
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~ Holly Springs is building
q hotel which costs $75, 900.
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B. F. Fort.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossier
In parish, La. v6nI6
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BIBLICAL FAcTs.-The follow
ing tables, (which are said to have
cost the compiler three whole
years of labor show the number
of books, chapters, verses, words
and letters in the Bible:
Old Testament.
Number of books, 80
Number of chapters, 029
Number of verses, PAPA
Number of words, 300, ,439
Number of letters 2,728, 100
The center book is Proverbs,
the center chapter is job twenty
ninth. The word and occurs 35,-
543 times; the word JehO0G occurs
6,855 times, and the shortest
verse is first Chronicles, first chap
ter, twenty-fifth verse. Thetwen.
ty-first verse of the seventh chap.
ter of Ezra contains all letters of
the alphabet. The nineteenth
chapter of second Kings and the
thirty seventh chapter of Isaiah
are alike.
Neao Testament.
Number of books, %
Number of chapters, 260
Number of verses, 1869
Number of words, 1928
Number of letters, 838ySS0
The middle book is second Thes-
alonians. The middle verse is
Acts, seventeenth chapter, seven
teenth verse, while the shortest iS
John, eleventh chapter, thirty-
fifth verse. The Old and New
Testaments, combined contain 66
books, 1,1S9 chapters, 81,173
verses, 773,597 words, 3,566, ,480
letters.
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
A. B, NeWkiEk VS.. NJ. ID. L..
Stewart.
NeWktGk NOnpiuAed.

Below will be found the opinion of the
Chancellor delivered Ia the case of State
Of Tennessee, ex REL, A. B. Newkirk VS.
NJ, D, L. Stewart. This was a bill filed
by the relatoT, Newkirk, asking to De
inducted into the office Of Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Shelby county, to which
office he claims to have been duly elected
on the 7th of March, 1868. The bill also
seeks to eDiOin the defendant, Stewart,
the present incumbent of said office, who
was duly elected to fill Inc same in
March, 1868, for the constitutional
term of four years. from collecting and
receiving the fees and emoluments OF
said office, and from further exercising
and disehsrging the rights and duties OF
the same.
The case came up for hearing on de-
nlnrrer. which was sustained and bill
dismissed.
The opinion OF the court is ss follows
phe demurrer Iaa5t 6e sGstsined on
two grounds: First, by Judgment Of the
Circuit Court in the case OF Meehan vs.
Stewart, it was jgdIeislly determined,
after an investigation Of the facts, that
Stewart was duly elected Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF Shelby county for the
constitutional term Of four years. from
March, 1866. Now, the Circuit Court Is
the proper tribunal to determine the
question then presented 70 1t, and the
effect Of the judgment was to invest
Stewart, who was declared by the judg
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, January 23.-During the
| performance Of the Minstrels at villa
! Menvila, last evening, there were sedi-
tious cries OF "Vire Cespedro," and
m any Of the audience commenced sing
ing revolutionary hymns. A formidable
riot ensued, and the Spanish, armed vol
unteers and police fired on the people,
who returned the IRE, and many were
wounded on both sides. The sffAir has
created the most intense excitement.
Sensible men OF both parties regret the
occurrence of this outbreak. More riots
are expected to-day.
The Gazette publishes the provisions OF
the new electoral law for Cuba snd
Porto Rico. Cuba will send eighteen
and Porto Rico ten members to the
Spanish Cortes.
The revolution continues in San Do
mingo, and the reports concerning the
operations there are conflicting.
Hartman, London banker, was con-
Guiding q loan of &, 100000 with Baez,
and the latter offers ss guarantee the
copper ond coal mines at Samana and
the guanO of Alta Vela.
-Four persons were killed and many
wounded Ia the Gffair at the theater last
night.
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ment duly elected. with the right to the
Ofiee-Code, art. 10, page 225, and par.
iiculariy sec. 9lO. This Judgment hAV.
ing been on contest was = judicial aei
OF the Court-Dodd We. Weaver, Sneed,
G70-aDd not a ministerial act, IS the
now induction into Office without a con-
test may be-4 Sneed, 29l. This judg-
ment was subject to revision therefore,
but until reversed is final and conclusive.
1t is true this relator could not appeal or
prosecute writ of error from said judg-
ment, and 1t may be that no one could,
but this cannot affect the conciusiveness
of the judgment. Stewart, by this
judgment, was therefore entitled to the
Cffice; and the election of Newkirk was
merely void.
SecOndly-Equally conclusive against
NeWkirk is the judgment of the Circuit
Court Of March z, 1868. On his appIica.
ton to be inducted into office, there q
contest arose between Newkirk and the
Circuit Court the proper tribunal to de-
termine the question, decided it in favor
Of Stewart and refused TO induet New
kirk. From this judgment Newkirk
could certainly have appealed, under the
authority Of D0dd vs. Weaver, and the
judgment, unless appealed from, is con-
elusive again st him.
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kU-kLUXED.
A Memphian the Victim.

The most outrageous case of Ku. Klux-
ism that we have yet heard of is mar
rated as follows, by the Nashville Ban
ner Of Friday. Morrison must have
carried with him g supply OF friend
HoerneT'S Ku-Klux." Says the Ban
neT:
LAST evening at an hour not later
than eight O'Clock, stranger, who gave
his name, occupation and residence as
A. j. Morrison, carriage trimmer, Mem
phis, made his appearance in 8 well
known saloon on the Public Square and
attempted to excite the sympathies OF a
number Of gentlemen, by narrating 3
pitiful story as having occurred to him
at the hands of the Ku Klux, so prepOs-
ferrous in itself, that it never had the
slightest semblance of origin save in his
own imaginative brain. He stated that
while en- route for this place, yesterday,
the Ku-KluX took him off the train at
Pulaski at ftve O'Clock in the evening, car
ried him sir mites in the country, robbed
him Of everything he had, even to his
hat. He then agd9ked from there Aere
and narrated his story at the hour before
mentioned, The story was so eyre
gioasly false that two gentlemen stand
ing near by, in order TO test him, cross
examined him to such an extent that he
at length absolutely swore that his state
ments were true. Irrespective of the
fact that there Is no p. N. train north
from Rulsski, the mere distance from
Nashville to Pulaski, seventy eaghtnliles,
would stamp his representations as void
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THE MILITIA.
a suggestion from fhe People.

Since the publication of the militia
bill and the Governors message, the ab-
sOrbing topic Of conversation among
thinking men-especislly the older and
more fsrseeing OF our eitiZens-hss been
the danger OF q civil wGr, which just
now seems unavoidable. Merchants,
lawyers, indeed all classes, foresee the
impending ruin, and depFeoSts the rash,
cruel and unnecessary step. No human
mind can calculate the damage that will
accrue to every branch of political, So
cial and domestic Ii il it is taken. The
courts, already clogged and retarded,
will be compelled to come 10 3 complete
stand still commerce will suffer in
every branch; merchants from abroad
Will refuse To send their goods hither
the men needed in the country TO cult
vate the Gields will, instead, be lounging
around the barracks or plundering the
country; in fact, all will be awry,"
We are convinced, however, that if our
citizens, without distinction of political
cTeeds, will make an effort these horrors
may be averted. The Sheriff Of our
county, Mr.. Curry, has asserted, we un-
derstsnd, that the measure is unneces-
ssry SO far 40 Shelby county is concerned,
at least and IL he snd few others of
like IL rfiaence in his party will take the
matter in hand, call q public meeting,
and state these facts TO their party in the
Legislature, or to the Governor, the
troops will not be sent here. We there
fore suggest that public meeting Of all
classes be called, and q public expression
OF sentiment COLLECTED.
AS pertinent to the above we publish
the following from respected citiz sn
4GEMFHIs Tenn, January p, 1853.
Eiiters Memphis Appeal;
The counsel given in your leader Of to-
day is wise and timely. When Brown.
lows militia come amongst us, let every
care be taken to give them no shadow OF
pretext FOR outrage and violence. 'tLet
them serenely alone,n and if they are
under the control of human commanders
they viii haye nothing to do. Let US
conduct ourselves so that any sction on
their part will be utterly and entirely
unProvoked, Our own interest and self.
respect should prompt US to disregard
altogether this uDprovoked assault made
upon our ,,"tsRrity as law-ablding peo-
nIa. We should holu ..... S.- conduct Of the
Governor ana Legislature in the same
esteem that we would ths rawlings of a
maniac.
In order to do this and to de- it effect.
ualIy our old and wise men should take
counsel together and agree upon some
plan or action for the whole community.
We have wise, and good, end great meI
in our midst. Their advice will be taken
and acted upon by the young and incon-
siderate. There never was time when
the advice Of the wisest and coolest head
was more needed than now. II We have
1t we will have peace yet, the militia to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, January 23.-ru1 eeie-
bratsd V. x. Stevenson eotto,, case was
up again in the United States District
Court to-day, snd the counsel for Ste
vensOn moved for dismissal OF the at
taehment against his property in this
city. No decision, however, has yet
been reached.
Several officers OF the Cuban insurgent
army are in the city, for the purpose of
purchasing arms and ammunition.
A thief badly smashed the glass pan
nel protecting the counter Of the Park
Bank. t0is noon, and grabbed package
of Sl4, 600 and rushed out, handing it 10
q confederate on the steps, and escaped.
The confederate was captured and the
money recovered.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, January 23.-The subject o.
the abolition of the slave trade to the
Spanish colonies is engaging the serious
attention Of the Government. A propo
sitiOn to declare all vessels engaged in
that traffic pirates, is under cOnsidsra-
ton and viii probably prevail.
hiverO has been SELECTED as President
Of the new Cortes.
The transports containing reinforce
ments for Cuba are nearly ready to sail.
Tney Will, to save tine and expense, be
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January % "A Cheyenne
dispatch says about 80 soldiers and as
many citizens, well armed and provided
with eighteen days rations, left yester-
day, in search of the Indians who stole
stock from Laporte few days ago.
An Omaha dispatch says that Mrs.
Capt. Hsmerel was fatally burned this
evening by the explosion Of a stove
using gasoline.
The Union Pacific Railroad reached
the one thousandth mile post this even
ing, and the Government Com missioners
are now examining the road,
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, January % 3-This morn
ing be fore the public reception Gen. Grant
reviewed the entire fire department of
the city, and several hundred OF the DO
lice force. While the review Yves tax
ing place an alarm of fire was struck,
sud the engines were soon at work at
Monument Square. After the exhibition
s large number or citi@ens, Including
many ladies, called on the General at
BsrBum's Hotel. Gov. Bowie, who was
a comrade OF Grant In Mexico, was
among the number.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-In the
House to-day, the proposed c0nstitu-
tiOnal amendment and the law in regard
to suffrage, after long debate as to the
order OF business, was taken up, and
Boutwell, delivered speech thereon.
The Navy Department is In receipt OF
dispatches in detail relative to the sur
render OF Messrs. Bliss and MastermRn
by the Parsguayan authorities.
The President, to-day, nominated w.
(. Matthews, of Tennessee, as Surveyor
General of Wyoming Territory, and S.
NJ. Patton as Register of the Land Office
for the same territory.
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,-oTToE GINS
EAGLE COTTON ul.sSS us'sS

yUE are fhe Sole Agents for the sale OF these
w unTiyalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIoB E5s OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
or LINT COTTON turEed out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made tc
every planter who has given them fair trial.
Where mule power ls used, they make a saving
Of nom one-Quarter 20 one-thiTd the draff
oVER ANY OTHER GIN. WeRre also agents for
BTRAUB'S aRlST MILLS, ard WHEEIER
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS
MSCOMBS & CO.,
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S6E[ and s24 Main Street.
evil dau6un Aasnobia. Tenn.
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DIssoLUTIoNs.


THE copartnership heretofore existing under
i the style and nrm OF ROSE & VlGUS, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent NJ. Rose
having purchased the entire interest OF T. W /.
Vigus, and assumes all the liabilities OF said
nrm, and alone Is authorized TO sign the firms
name in liquidation. N. ROSE,
f. W. NlGUS.
I return my thanks to our friends and the
public generally for past favors, and oheerfuny
recommend my former partner Tor their gen
eTous support. +. W. NlGCS-
Memphis, January %, 1889. jazz
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January 23.-Since the in
into the Legislature to submit the ques-
ton Of negro eligibility to office to the
courts, the following telegram has been
received:
SAVANNAH, GA, January %.
Hon. II. E. Lester: The rule under
quo warranto has been issued against
White (colOred) VS.. the Clerk OF the
Chatham county Superior Court.
LSignedl JULIAN HARTRIDGE"
This is the case suggested in the reso-
lutinn
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Pike N j OhnSOn,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WASHINGTON, D. c.

UlHIS FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
ingtOn, (Ofice, 2I7 Street), viii attend "a
all eases that may be entrusted 10 tneH "a "a @ tns
supreme Court OF the United States, and Couri
OF claims and also 20 the recovery OF claims
against the Government or ludiVlduals, ana
20 business before Congress ana II Inc Depart
ments.
The senior member has besn a practising
lawyer for thiTty-tWO years, and IS a nenbeI
OF the bars OF the Supreme Courts OF Arsah-
sas Louisiana and the United states. The
Junior, bred a lawyer. was long Representa-
live and Senator in the Congress OF the OnlJeu
State, and familiar with the modes OF uans-
acting business in the Departments
The senior, retaining his residence at Mem
phik will also, as one OF the nrm OF PINE
ADAMS & PIKE, attend TO cases in the Su-
pTems Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
In the United States Courts and Chancery
Court AT Memphis. noV8 u
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 23.-John Dewitt,
the Chicago pedestrian, at 10 o'clock this
morning, accomplished the hitherto un-
psralleled feat in this country OF walking
1909 miles IN 1000 consecutive hours, for
q wager of S5l0
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OF truthfulness. But it is only an evil
denee OF the proneness Of some people
to lie and misrepresent, and as such We
give it. 1t was evident enough that be
got up the romance 10 create sympathy
for himself, for In concluding be ex
pressed his intention OF c2nvsssiDg the
city to-day in quest of situation as car
riage trimmer. o, don't we hope that
he'll get it
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NOTICES.
NOTICE,

y election will be held by the stockholders
"a OF The Merchants National Bank, at lie
Banking house on MONDAY. January ., lstB
DeGsyeen the hours OF 10 am. and p.m., 70
eleqt xsne Directors Tor said Bank for the ensu'
ing year. - - -,
del4 I'm III. A. PAkIEE, Cashier
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NOTICE.

GEAL.ED proposals Will be received st the
- ONCE Of the undersigned. IN JacksonpOrt,
Jackson county, Arkansas, until the INST day
OF January. 1863 for the erection OF q BRICK
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
slate and tia roof The size OF said building 81
by 20 feet, with center projections on each side
gnd end, OF two by fifteen feet carried up with
&0EmitOries 10 be two stories high, with
IRaSsard or French roof. belfry and dome.
Plan and specifications can be seen At this
once. Three annuRi pap Pments, TO be made ac-
cOrclnG 70 the progress Sf the work, and the
house Is 70 be com mpieted by tie Erst OF jan
nary, 1876, aud tie payments 70 be made &c
cording 70 the reports Sf the Internal improve
Y1ent Commissioner % the court.
IT, RILEY KTNMAN
dec I'm Sheriff of Jackson County, Ark.
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Gunner Wanted

TSoR Cne sewing Machine, received per steam.
Sshis Tenp, II not called FOR within thirty 40
6svs will be sold TO pay charges
LARRY HARMS AID. Agent
dsgI Star WhRrfbOat, foU. AonrOe 81.
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NOTICE.

MY patrons and all who wish 20 have their
vi Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me In superior WOrkmaulike manner, will
please leave their orders at Clark's JewelTy
HtoTe, OF at No. 80 Second street, and NOT At
hr. katEenbach's music store, as / have no
connection whatever with thai establishment.
II. &. HOLLEN BERG.
lalb Piano and Organ Maker.
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Notice

WE have this day sold our interest in the
w Wood Business TO GEO. W. BAXTER,
who has heretofore conducted 10 for us. Mr.
Baxter will continue the business at our Office,
and We take great pleasure in recommending
Eim to our friends aud the public generally.
5alb BIGLEi, MELLERSH & co.
GOO w. Baxter,
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Notice.

TIRE business or Moore. " Eltneld & Co.. viii
Il be continued Us heretOiOTs.
VIRGIL V. M6ORE,
lal2 Surviving PcELD5T.
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PIKE & JOHNSON.
Attorneys, COunseil0rS & Solicitor
WASHINGTON, D. c

W-.1I1I-T . 7 VI = =
TFNEIS firm Will pr8 ctice In the United States
Il EuD-eme Court snd Court OF Claims, and
viii atJeaa to the recovery OF debts, accounts
and claims sazainss the Government or indi-
viduals, and 10 business before Congress or in
the Departments.
The senior member OF the firm Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been known in the
SllEEsst courts Of the country and the junior
bas ERa is-ge eL psTience in departmental and
sShsr busihss.- 5nIing many years OF public
service in the HoaAs sud Senate. They offer
Ihsir best and fslthfpr sSrE ICES TO those VII o
IzRy need them. sSseplO y
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ALbLhI FIhh, NHAEl-t5 W ADAMsI L d FIhh
PIKE ADAMS & PIKE,
ATTORNEYS, Solicitors 4 PrOCtOFs

A TTEND TO cases In the different Courts sit
"a ting at Memphis, AMI in the river counties
OF Arkansas.
So The Senior partner viii hereafter espe-
cially attend 10 cases in the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, and in the supreme Court and
Court Of Claims OF the United States at wash
ington, being Of the 6rn OF PIKE q JOHN
son, OF that city.
Oaioe in the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
eornsr OF Court and second streets.
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CoNsUMPTIoN CURED.

nR. GABBERT, partner Of DR.. Tichenor. OF
L Canton. Miss, who inside the recent cele-
orated discovery Of cure for Consumption,
Bronehttis and Asthma, viii be IN Memphis on
Tuesday, 2eth Day or January,
When all persons disposed to try this treat
rnsnt can have an opportunity by APPLYING 10
DR. a.. at the ofics OF Dr.. Wm. Hewitt. No.
227 Second street, In Adams Block
DR. G. viii only remain In Memphis three
days. la23
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eE Ny duties SIS Counsel for the General AS
slgnee have led me 70 make the Practice ~
l30HLsIlDlcy q Specially. nOvi2 I'm
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, January 23.-Whalen, the
assassin Of MeGee. arrived here this
morning, and was escorted to jail under
a heavy guard.
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Dissolution.

I1HE firm Of wIGGs, CHEEK q CO., is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. ]. ].
Wigs is authorized to settle the business OF
said arm. J. NJ. WlGGS,
]. w. PAGE, JR,
January f. 1853 Tja5l GEJ. W. tHEEK.
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Booksellers &c StatiOnerS
No. 24s MaIn Street
WoehbaFB Grange
BOabIy False
The Lost Rsaufy.
memphis city Directory,
A saVr eouIss ieft. Gail soon, II you wish one al
YOUNG 4 BROTHER.
tals No. 24s Main street, Memphis, Tenn.