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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-02

SPAIY.-The late insurrect!op in Barcelona ap-
pears to have been a more serious outbreak than
was represented by first accounts, At one of
the barricades, defended by the cartment of the
city, twenty -four of the insurgents were killed
and many wounded. The troops lost two Off
GERS and " several soldiers" General dsaffec-
tion prevails throughout Spain toward the exist
ing government, and a serious riot was appre-
hended in Madrid the 29th instant, when the Re-
pubicans propose to hold popular demonstra-
ton. Republican meetings are becoming gen.
eral in the principal cities. At Saragossa, Cos
tellar addressed an audience of 10000 persons,
urging death before the acceptance of monarchy.
EARTHQUAKEs.-The prediction of the German
philosopher of Valparaiso, in relation to earth
quakes on the Pacific coast, has been partially
verified. Severe shocks of earthquakes occur
red in Peru, commencing on the 18th and run
ming to the 10Th of August. Nearly all the
places visited by the last great earthquake were
shaken up. The same sarant having predicted
'nat the entire earthquake region of the Pacific
coast would be " shook up" pretty lively before
Tue close OF October, many citizens in San Fran
CISCO are preparing for trip to the country since
tne receipt of the news of the earthquake in
Feru' heavy earthquakes occurred at St.
Inomas about the middle Of this month causing
much alarm. @A s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE HOUSE KNOWN AS THE McGINNIS
Dwelling On reasonable terms. Apply to
JAMES EDGECOMBE.
Weaveryille, June 10, 1859. 24-t:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-02

New and rich gulch mines discovered near San
Diego are causing great excitement
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-08
AMUsEM EMTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
Lessee. MRS. W. O. THOMPSON,
Manager and Treasurer, @. d. STEINKuHL.
stage Manager. ROBERT MCWADE.
Re-engagement for Six Nights Of the ACCOM-
plished EQuestrienne and Actress MISS LEO
HUDSON. and her steed. BLACK BESS.
MONDAY EVENING. Feb'y q, 1S6e--Will be
Famine, Miss Leo Hudson. To conclude
with JENNY LIND.
SCALE. OF PRrcEs-Dress Circle and Par
guotte, 81; Orchestra Chairs. 81 so; Family
Circle, 90 cents; Colored Boxes. 30 cents; Col
ored Gallery. Is cents.
Ss-poors open Mt u to O'Clock; curtain will
rise at u to 8 precisely. Box-book open from 10
o'clock am. to pm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-08

ll2a 5.2os-'62. llss; "a, llOi '65
llls; new 5.2os--'65, 1924; 81. lOsl; '6S
lo9a; l0-40s, 1884, Pacific Skies, 10Th,
Government bonds are frmor, with IN
advancing tendency and fair export de,
mand. Sterling exchange dull at 1904
for sixty.day bills The gold market is
irmer aud leaning fat
LONDON, Februarys, Ills a.m.-Five-
twenties, 76s; Erie, %; Consols, 93i
Illinois Central, ssa; bonds in Frankfort,
sol.
LIvERPooL, February 8, ILLS am.
The cotton market opens quiet but steady
in prices. Estimated sales for the day,
$4,000 bales; middling uplands, l2sd;
Orleans, l2sd.
Special to PysLIo LkpeER by Western Union
telegraph
NEW York, February 8, 1890 pm.
Gold, 1853; cotton, dull and lower; low
middling, 29ac.; uplands, 3Of@3Oac.;
good, 3lfc.; Mobile, 303@3Oac.; Or
leans, 2Oi@2l3c.
NEW ORLEANS, February s, Ills am.
Gold, 1876; cotton, dull and unchanged;
middling, zee. estimated sales to-day,
300 bales; New York sight bills, ! dis
count
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-08
MARKETS.

Special 10 PUBLIC LEDGER. BY Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph.l
NEw YoRK, February 8, Hos am.
Gold, 1855 Wells, Fargo 4 Co. sExpress,
-; American Express, 68s; Adams
Express, 6sl; United States Express, =;
Merchants Union Express, lsl; Quick.
silver, %; Canton, 60; Pacific Mail,
llOl; Western Union Telegraph, 37a;
New York Central, 18Th; Erie, -; Hud.
son, 1854; Reading, IS; Chicago and
Alton, 1855; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1856; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne, 642; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne preferred. &c; St. Paul, 63i; St.
Paul preferred, 7si; Fort Wayne, ll9i ;
Ohio and Mississippi, 81; Michigan
Central, 1873; Michigan Southern, 93l;
Illinois Central, 1881; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 924; Cleveland and Toledo,
lO4t; Rock Island, 1921; Chicago and
Northwestern. 81; Chicago and North
western preferred, 80. The market is
very unsettled by the operations Of the
bears to bring down prices to cover their
shorts.
IL a.m.-Tennesses bonds-0ld, cit
to e7i, sales at GA !; new, 66s to CIT. sales
at 66l.
New YoRK, February 8. 1899 am.
Gold, 1851. Cotton: Uplands-Ordinsry,
%; good ordinary, %; low middling,
2oi; middling. sOl; good middIine, Big.
Florida-OrdiuAry, %; good ordinary,
%; low niddling, 2si; middling. 9Ol
good middling, sll. Mobile-0rdinary,
2sI good ordinary, got low middling,
30; middling. 81; good middling. sli-
New Orleans and Texas-ordinary, 2si;
good ordinary, 2sl; low middIing, BOT ;
niddliug, SIT; good middline, 80.
The market opens quiet bat steady in
prices.
1913 a.u.-GOld, 1855. Bonds Of 81.
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FromsEashville.

Special TO the COURIER Journal
NASHVILLE, February 5.-There was
an exciting time in the House to-day,
furnishing cheerful variety to the late
bribery and corruption developments
90 yesterday 4 resolution was offered to
expel the reporter OF the Banner for al
legged partially il reporting. The rsso-
luton was voted down by vote Of so to
3. For commenting on the matter and
indulging in bit Of satire on the igno-
rance Of the aggrieved members, the re-
porter Of the Press and Times was to-
day attacked in the House By one
Of them named Cogel and felled to the
ground before be was aware who struck
him. Recovering himself, the man Of
the quill seized chair and banged away
at the Representative, who weighs about
two hundred and Fifty pounds. The lat
ter again charged on his opponent, the
small and wiry Hiberpian, who seized ar
iron paper weight and hurled it at the
conk Of the sble-bodied legislator, leaving
q bump not contemplated by the phrenol.
ogist
Friends now interlered, but before the
hubbub ceased, Mr.. Blackburn, SiaieCon-
troller. entered the chamber, aud going
MP to Representative Brown, hauled of
and struck the latter q staining blow on
the face, aud followed up the application.
This latter episode was caused BY a reso-
tioA offered BY Brown looking to the i'm
parchment Of the Controller, and which,
it was alleged, was prompted BY personal
malice.
The War ofthe Roses suggests the con =
dition Of affairs between the cliques 10
the Legislature and connected with the
State Government But once the Ques-
ton or Ine rebel enfranchisement comes
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General Grants Cabinet.

As TO who General Grant will appoint
as his Cabinet is yet yelled in mystery.
The President elect sits smoking and
putting his cigar, while politicians
around are quite exercised that he does
not consult and make known his views
to them. % next Wednesday in the
hall of representatives, Mr.. Ward in the
chair, the vote for President from the
different States will be counted, and
then General Grant will receive his GER
tifcaie Of election, signed by Mr..
Wade as President ofthe Senate. Perhaps
this re,icent man will then unloose his
tongue and make known to his most con-
6dential Radical friends who be intends
to select as bis advisers. Il is a fact
very evident that those selected by Grant
as members Of his Cabinet will at once
give rs an insight into what the com
plexion Of the views will be as held by
the President II his confidential ad-
visers are TO be Of the worst Radical
element. then his policy will be as unre-
lenting toward the South as that Of the
party for the last four years. II Of the
most moderate Republicans, then we may
expect some advancement in the death
dealing policy Of the present Rulers,
whose CRY oHly Is revenge against the
South.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE COPARTNERsHIP EXISTING BE-
IL tween Robert S. Ammen, Wm. II. Seay
and Dewitt G. Amnen. under the firm name Of
Ammen. Seay a Co.. will be dissolved By the
undersigned members on the 18th inst. and
notice is hereby given that we will not be bound
BY the contracts Of either Of said copartners,
this date. R0B'T s. AMMEN.
ID. G. AMMEE.
Clarendon. Ark. Reb. 3, 1859. 135
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BY TELE G RAP e
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

argues that, from events transporting in
Cuba, the policy of American intervsn'
ton is imperatively forced upon the in
coming Administration Spain should
be impressed with the conviction that
she will not be permitted to destroy our
American community because it refuses
to be governed by her Anticipated no
tons of public policy. In accept
ing this course, General Grant has
the opportunity to lay the corner
stone of the American party in our ma
tional politics upon foundations as broad
and secure as those laid by Jefferson and
jackson. The temper of the people re.
quire such party organization, which
shall ignore old party lines, and be free
from old party corruptions. The cir
cumstances of our public affairs, both
domestic and foreign, are favorable to
it, and General Grant himself has the
prestige necessary for its successful &C.
complishment. The initial step is in.
volved in the Cuba question, and General
Grant should be prepared to give it an
early and prompt recognition,
1t is stated that the Southerners are in
secret caucus in order to unite the Re.
publicans from that section on matters
of interest to them, and making joint
movement to receive full pay from the
beginning of the Fortieth Congress.
1t is stated that the details of the pro.
posed bill for the reduction Of the army,
agreed on by the House Military Com
mittee, are as follows:
First-Consolidate the Quartermaster,
Commissary and Paymaster Depart.
ments into one, to be called the Depart
ment of Supply.
Second - Consolidate the Ordnance
and ARTILLERY Departments into one corps.
Third-Reduce the number of infantry
regiments from forty-6ve to thirty.
Fourth-No more Brigadier Generals
to be appointed beyond the present mum.
Der (eight), thus abolishing the two COM
missions now vacant.
Fifth-No more Brigadier Generals to
be appointed on staff, except Chief of
the Supply Department
Sixth-To abolish regimental commits.
saries Of subsistence for the navy.
Sevenih-To reduce the number of
nen.commissioued officers in each regi.
nent
Eight-To abolish bands.
Ninth-The term of enlistment to be
FIVE years.
Tenth-The mode Of reduction to be
by absorption that is, in military
phrase, BY casusIty-expiration of term
Of enlistment, discharge, death, disabil-
ity, dismissal, resignation.
EIeveuth-All staff departments to be
reduced in number of their officers, no
new appointments be made either from
West Point or civil life until the reduc-
ton is accomplished which it is
estimated will require two years.
The number of officers thus cut of is
about siyty. The measure will be pro
posed under suspension of the rules,
as an amendment TO the Army Appropri-
alton bill.
The Sun says croskers are secretly en-
desvoring to have Assessor Helested
removed during investigation. On Satur-
day they learned tina, large banking
Grm on Wall street, which has
branch houses In st. Louis and Phil.
sdelphis, have been using a specific
capital Of half million dollars in Its
business without making any return or
paying any tax thereon. They will be
attended 10 to-day.
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MoOREs, LETsOM a PETERS,

who will continue the business at eur old stand.
We eolicita continuance OF the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the old hrm.
The unsettled business Of the old firm will
be settled By I'D. Letsom and Jas. c. Moores.
- ~ Wv MooREs. SMITH 4 co.
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NOTICE.

VvEHAvE THIS DAY SOLD OUR STOCK
w Of Ssddlery, Saddiery Hardware and Shoe
Findings 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-08

HI. A. sABATZKY, Director.
!. Overture. MARTHA" Flotow.
2. Selections from Martha"
A-Chorus and Solo.
B-Grand Duo, Martha" and Nancy"
C-Porter Song, Plumkett..
3. Piano Solo, Symphony Pathetique,"
Beethoven.
4. Aria from "Tanhauser," 20. Thou Sub
lime" Wagner.
5. Duo Addio, Donnizetti,
8. Quartette for Female Voices, Garcia"
Rossini.
PART II.
Z. Sonato for two Pianos. Mozart.
8. Romance" My Queen" Blumenthal.
9. Duet. with Piano and Organ accompani-
ment-" Seresade." Schubert.
10. Cavatina from Favorita-" o, milo Fer
nando." Verdi
ii. Grand Quartette from Reqolette-"Bella
Figlia Della More ',-fall-Verdi.
IL. Chorus-Creation-"Th Heavens are
Telling" Hayden.
TICKETS, Sl-For sale at +. Katgenbach's
Music Store and at the door.
Concert to commence punctually at eight
o'clock. 1876
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Dis 8 oil N.

THE FIRM OF WHITE, KERR &R0O1Es
II was dissolved by limitation January 81,
1875. Either party will sign In liquidation
and can be found at the oiice Of h00TES,
VANCE a CO.. No. 392 Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

7 II. MCCLURE. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL
j. Engineer. is q candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner at the March election.
Office Stillman Block. corner Second and Mad
ison streets. tie
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WHITE, KERN 4 RaoTI

WILL CONTINUE THE COTTON FAC
w forage, and AGENTS Ter the sale 81
GUAN0. and COMMISSION BUSINESS at
No. s9l Main street, Gayoso Block. ia5-5
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WALL PAPER AND PAINTERS SUI

Joseph Tar, dealer In French and Ameri-
can wall paper. paints. oils, white lead, glass,
putty painfers' eapplies and artists materials,
no. 3S MAIN STREET. between Union and
Gayoso, Memphis, TeDLessee. House, sign and
Ornamental painting promptly attended 10. 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23

Business durlog the past week has not
been active. The general markets sym
pAthixsd to large extent with cotton.
and prices Of many staple articles were
not sustained. Meats have declined ma
teFialy, and the prospects favor q still
further reduction.
Inc shipments Of barreled pork Of ali
kinos from Chicago, from tie LIST Of No
Vemoer last up to the closing Of the
packing season. was Sc. 72e barrels, while
srs, was As. 974 barrels, which Il sbc1,
Is 600 barrels less than was held ~
same period last year. The shipments
nom the came point 10 Liverpool for he
season beginning November :, 1865. Wis
New York, Portland and Ssrnis, foot %
sse5o,OO o pounds.
In Dry Goods We have 20 change TO
report The demand is much the same
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The cotton markets have all declined
since q last weekly report. Uplsnds
in Liverpool went down from l2li, at
which the week opened, to Ilsd. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Mid
dliDgs in New York opened duh at 29}c.
n fell daring tie week to 2SEe, closing
on Saturday evening at 29s. No sd-
vices to-day, owing to causes published
70 Financial Department.
The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was firm and prices a shade ret,
ter, though not quotably higher. Up
lfnds ll41, Orleans l2i, aud az 100 o m.
was hrmer with demand active and
prices higher, Uplands IIfi, Oleans
1871.
Our market has been duh from the be-
ginning up to this, the lsss day Of the
Commercial week. It is true that thers
was some inquiry on Saturday evening"
but very little changed hand. To-dsy
suyers were around ia force, but holders
were disposed to await the resul. OF he
present reaction, and did not appear a,
all anxious TO sell, while those who 10
covered their tables were asking SsIc for
Aiddlings. Among the sales to-day
were l75 bales Cool Ordinary at 27c,
20 Low Middliugs 27to, $40 Low Mid
dlings 27tgs 10. q, IS and Is Middlipzs
81 Este. A few forced sales OF small lots
were made at 49a, lower. We quote as
follows:
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FOE HALk's POINT.
A2MPHlS 4 ARKANSAS gIVgS
~ ~
P2C&9E CCmDa,y.

VNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il BJags = this Line VIII lsaVs asuphts
hereafter HkEETiME4A WEAK, a. ~fOlIors:
Tuesdays, Thursdays ard s~Aturdays.a ma
3 s'csoSfz i~Ea.,
THOMAS Fl. ALLEN. - sose PritchRrd. Master
". A. CALDW EAh--..-.---k l.. IalnSs, Master
Bia sdsll, Master
LEM 4. Der Y, MAST r
Connecting 81 LITTLE RO K With the t,om-
pany's new 3nd ltgnt-Crs<lxht packets for FrorI
smith and Fort G-bsoa. CiGse connections
made both ways.
AdER15AN-----Jno. ". Williams. EIasser
VAN --.-.-----Jsm BOWIin. N,.sle~
FORT ---.--John " 0od6urn. Nasfsr
All of the above boats were built expressly
foc Lns trade, and are Particularly ueIl sdsDIsi
70 IT. Passengers and Ire. ghL Will be put,
through by TIA line TO ali points on tire AKIN
So rtVeE without detention, and al reasouabte
rates.
All persons shipping freight for aoy point On
lie ARKANSAS river frO n North or Esa.t0f Mem-
pms, hoo1ld have their gooas consigned to
MsnphE and Arkansas silver Packet Com
pany, at Memphis. 1~srchanoise shin 1gd nom
New orleans should De consigned 10 Memnhis
leon. Ark. ~
Freight received st any time st the Comma
~ om0o. JhO. ~. PrssldsnL
ia. KENDIG, Agent,
JAG S4 Front EsreeL. A,Sby Block.
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NORFOLK, va.
4. PRINCE q 90,
Furniture KemOVed and ReDalrro.

HAVE Furniture aSgons always ready 10
1 remove families, or 20 sead for and reIurn
furniture needing repairs OF an sDrf- TSava
orders At my stc~9, SS second street.
ia& OVEN SMITH, Ends-taksr.
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A. P. MORGAN
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
Nos. 2li ard IA S. cORd sIreeF,

A IL kinds OF Carriage Repairing done at the
- snOrtest note, and a. The IoWssI cash
prices.
New Bugsiss. Barouehes snd light Business
Wsg ms. al Of the tstes style. ON hand.
Bus ers viii and 1t 70 their interest { , call
lsezAssa asah .
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Stock on hand at Il m.

Receipts since yesterday were per N.
q Z. X r. $50 bales; NJ & T. r. r..
49, Nj. q o r. r. l2s NJ. & L. r
r r. l3i steamers 9s4 wagons 100
Exports-per NJ. & G. r r. 2Ss: M. 4
o. r r. 102; steamers 27O4.
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LAGER BEER.
CITY MIL.
MEMPHIS CITY MILLS.

THE Subscribers having Iut In operation
ST. eet b-tEeea Pc lar and fxcnange, are nra-
Pared TO furnish FINE WrITE B LIED
UuRN HEAL In Sny quantity. FEED OF
ALI KINDS GROUND as de ired. al on
hand for sa e. Tbis be ns a httaE MANU-
FACTOkY, a share OF puzzle pairooage y So
liritsd. L-NG & EhO.
febIT
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FlNANCB AND FRADB.
oFFICF OF TIE DAILY APPEALl
MEMPHIS. February 2, lss.
FINANCE

The money market, which has beer
quiet during the week just past, bids
fair to bs more active for some days TO
come owing to the improvement in cot
ton. Money is comparatively easy q
rates of exchange steady as follows;
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BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE.

Ds.rics OF West Tsanssses, In BauSruptcy-s.
At Memphis, Tenn, en- day OF Fsosuzry, Isss.
The undersigned bsfsoy gives netice Of bis
appointment a. a-sfeuss o. J. " joins,
OF leioy unty, ami Sac o. Tef 1eEee,
within said DistFios WHO H. been I'd udEed =
Bankrupt poR his oEn ~pel1su BY the Do
trict Tout OF said DIs1Etrt-
o. ToOLDRIDGE.
febS 1'9 ~lz-ea
In The District Court Of The United 8 stes Tor
LBs DIsiricL OF Wet fem ssss- IN tie nat
ter u A. ?. Tux bankrupt
To the creditor OF the a~ovs name Bankrupt :
Taks DOtlce that a general m-ssi z Of TIE
ersdi.oEs OF laid B nEIup viii b. heid a. Ghs
or c. OF Z. J. L7Lh-mr ESq- hrglslrrs n he
city OF Memphis, IN zala fsfFicf, ga the Ian
d-y Of February A g. I Cd. 81 10 &c OCk s.m-
T r The purpose Vi Geel-TlHs = rs. s-u ansl
dividend
IaIO give notice that have nled , nnaI
aecounLs IS s-siguee OF The est-t- ~ -aid b Xxx
r pa IN said Count, and n & 81 the / II usy Of
March. R5e, I shau Apply To- sai6 Court fer Lhs
sofLlrm-EL Of n y q eDunss, aLG Tor 2 ui-chsTgs
rom a liability as a--iznes VI said esf - IA
sc ordzuGs VIII tie provisions Of = . hsc c.
uOu u The act + Co sIe=s, shuus. An ACT 20
s-tRDiAh 8 uuik I'm = 5 EN- OF oaLkruptcy
lhougoont he United Sale spPnssd
A@rch lSL-
WM Y III ODE Assignee
MEMPHIS. Tenn JsnEsrs n SA b8
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

geRgsis ana Louisville Bailroad Line.
DEPARF. ARRIvE
Day Express, r. p. ttme..-.. 300 Am. 800 pm
City time..... 4 IS am.
wight Express, X. R. time. 400 pm. POO am
City time. 3:a3 pm
Ticket on1css Nc. z7k Main street and at De-
rot, head OF Main street.
SAN. Z. JONES. 9enIsrpt.
EissiEsIDDI and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. EPART
New Orleans Mall, oaily---.s:i5 pm. AIS pm
New Orleans Express, daily
ex sept q m. SD am
daily except sun
ay----.--------- .----.3.Ce PM 6.S an
Time through 10 New orleans "a hours Bag
checked through. Tickle 20 ONCE 2STx Nam
street. ana AZ Dep {. 0mHisusss viii Gala Tor
aud cne.k baggage in any part OF
tue city, ~ l-agteg orders A. Zs3% Main street.
tebl4 A. LIVERMORE, den1 5up't.
Memphis and little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Lesve Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at lam.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
Memphis al l o'clock pm.
.. b. BEAU MONT,
oc1 General superintendent.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
FOR vICKsBURe.

FOR vICKsBURG.
Regular ST. Louis. Memphis and VicE~bar9 q.
s. Mail Facket-FOr V.cksOurg.
CITY OF ALrON--------J b archer master
This elegant ana ~ II steamer Il
WI leave as above &
TUESDAY, I'D INST, at 10 q ID.
Freight received al 81 LOUIS Wharfboat
iebA ELEM. UALNEkI, supt.
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'oTroz sTATEzESr.

CHAEBER OF C~oNxEE0E,
AENfHLE, februarY y IEa
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DB. JONES Is row U-sc,ieiag at tbs Pea.
body HOtei, kympai,, IeHn wHere ht
nil F~mz,n uHtii March Isl. BIZ.
JOSE, Wit psscsles IS Ihe lousy lie
li"Iei L uisVsIie. Ky from the "a 10
tbs rs b IF Mafth
All letters must eontain three red s-smTs-
Persons who caunOl vt-iL LIZ. Jones ca Send
for ire LDent by % al Or exPiSss.
DR.. Jones In the future en- &c consulted at
bis summer Home, Mansfield, OniO, daring
the summer q. CuEnz.
DR.. IO..es m-kes 3 speciality of the Eve. Esr.
Throat aud Lung ad mis- oth=r scvertbs-
ment in this paper ia3l
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FoR FRIAR,s POET

FOR FRIAR'S FOGaT.
t.eguIar Memphis and FTlars Point "a kst-
For Helena and Friars Point.
.-..---.Jame Lee master
TINS slegant PASSENGER packet T-k
wiz iaaye sE[
TUESDAY, 3lI inst, at 5 pm.
ELLI 1T q M.LLER, Agents,
fsb22 Plomsn lde street, oct JrHe on.
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FOB NEW ORLEANS.
roR 81. LOUIS.
O CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
Fur CAIRO, LUuisvIlls and CIncinna u.
CORA KING master
TINS splen LII passenger steamer ~
wilt leave B'OVs l
his DAY, 23d inst, az S Pm.
Z. A LIZ Y, Agent,
fAbG3 No IN Fren ~fTaa4.
Memphis anu c ncInnatt Fac. st-k.r Evans
vile, uui vtas and IIGcinnaL.
Peoria master
This excsilent passenger steamer IL
viii leave as auOys z
THIS DAY. 2 d inst. at 5 pm.
RICHARD ". LI6HTBURNE, Agent,
feb23 No. 4 Jefferson street
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
la A1ASL
This elegant ana feet passenger
steamer will leave L
WEDNESDAY. 24th inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
faqI ~ - N0~r-e - --~-~s
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City Bonds are nominslly unchanged.
We learn that In New York, to-day, 50c
was asked and ace bid, but in this mar
ket there are no sellers Sc less than SIC
City Scrip and County Warrants are
unchanged. The former buying as p to
76s; selling ct az to SOC. The latter buy
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Hiss,ssIup, and Tornesses Railroad.

TICKET O1Ces NO. Xix Main HLf08t ana AZ d
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