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And RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 27.-The river
is falling, with seven feet in the canal.
The weather is clear snd pleasant.
Depsrted-Silver Moon for Cincinnati,
CAIRO, January 27.-Up-Mollie Able.
Dexter, Alaska, Mollie Eambleton.
Down-Riehmond, 10 3 70. The river
rose fourteen inches. The weather is
clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, January 27.-Arfived-W.
r Arthur. DsPsrted-Belle st. Louis
The river is falling, with plenty OF wster
to Cairo. The weather is clear and
mild.
CINCINNATI, January 27.-Depsrted-
Clifton, for Memphis. The weather is
clear and pleasant. The river is falling,
with seven feet ia the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-Arrlved,
Pauline Carroll Dspsrted-Siver Spray,
for Cincinnati.
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JANUARY %. 1859
MAIN ST. LOTS at AUCTION

WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE LIBT OF
w Valuable Real Estate in our sale on
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, January 27.-The Demo
cratic State Convention is vel attended.
j. n. Waller, Of New London, presided
temporarily, and made q strong speech
In favor Of paying the hoods n gold.
Hon. J. c. Lewis, Of Bridgeport, was
elected permanent chairman. ResOlu-
tiOns were adopted ignoring the Tam
many platform, aBd also resolutions Of
respect to the memory Of Gov. 7. H.
Seymour. A speech was made by J s
Bsbcock in support Of the latter res0lU-
ton. The old ticket wss TeEonin&ted
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MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY Isl

IL Co acres of land on Hatchie river, 4 miles
from Bartlett, subdivided lnto 8 lots, and sold
by decree of the Chancery Court of Jackson on
very easy terms-l0 per cent. cash, balance ]
and , years.
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THE PUBLIC

Co-repOndeRce, on Public Efelts, solic1ed EoaE
aesV Pan Of he UHEsd SLateS.
AINSLIR. REATENG & co.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
THURsDAY MORNING. JAN. rs. 1859
NOTICE.

All the book accounts OF ]. s. c. Ho-
GAN & Co, and ALBERT PIKE & Co.,
former RoprietoTs Of the APPEAL, have
been placed IN the hands of A. MCCoE-
MILL, for collection. The accounts hare
been due for M time, and it is hoped
parties indebted to the late firms s0il
settle promptly, and thereby 0Uoid Etiga-
ton. AINsLIE, KEATINo & Co.
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$1,000 hEWARDI

MEMPHIS. TENN, January 2, 1850.
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TRE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The zeal OF cur friends in the country
in behalf Of the WEEKLY APPEAL, in
spires Us to believe that they are deter
mined 70 extend its circulation to the
limits we have set-1O, O00-bsfore the
1st Of January, 1870. In price, size, and
the character Of its contents, the WEEK
LY APPEAL is not equalled by any paper
in the country. Orders for next week
should be sent in to-day.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 27.-AbOut SO,
600 in checks and 446 shares in the Pa.
cihe Mail Steamship Liae, in s. tin box.
were stolen from the counter Of the
Compsny's Office in Wall street yester.
day. No arrests were mad, but the
payment OF The chscEs and the tranfeI
Of the stock has been stopped.
Ellen WhRle8, OF Brooklyn, died last
night Of burns received on Sunday night
during q fire in her room, which caught
by her husband uEsetting g candle.
Both we're drunk ct the time.
The examination OF Tom. MeGlbney
to day showed that he knew nothing OF
the Rogers murder, aud he is to be re-
turned 70 Sing Sing.
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The S:l5 PINE connects for Cairo and 81. L0niz
arriving at st. Louis At lao pm. next day $50
am. train arrives in st. Leais II pm. same day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured st the COmpany's Office, 2a7%
Main street., and at Depot, head OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pr
v9te Residences, or on board bosts, 70 all prin-
cipAl points East and Go-ta.
SAM. .. JONES, superintendent.
Asa HILL. Passenger Agent. 1a2I
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RELIEF FOR TELEGRAPH COMPA-

MES
The bill proposed by Senator LIMBS
LEY, for the relief Of the Telegraph Com
psnies Of the State, fixes the semi-snnu-
81 tax at ~ hundred snd twenty-five
dollars. This would give the State, from
the two Telegraph Companies, five hun
dred dollars in revenue, which wss the
amount received previous to last March,
when the tax was increased from five
hundred to one thousand dollars. We
hope IL will become e law.
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WILL OUR LAWS PROTECT THE Rel

MILL Olh LAWS PROTECT THE REF
UGEE
We do not know that the refugees
from Arkansas have much to fear from
acquisitions Of Gov. CLAYTON upon his
~cosdjutor Gov. BROwNLow, provided
they do not permit themselves to be
snapped up unprepsrsd and kidnapped
by the miniOns Of either Of those official
law-breakers. Martial law has no. yet
been proclaimed in Shelby county the
civil authority Is still supreme here the
writ Of ha6eas corpus is not yet a dead
letter; the courts are above the Cover
nor, snd we doubt whether there is 3
Judge TO be found 10 this county who
would consign to the bloody hands Of
CLAYroN's butchers an unhappy fugitive
from the doom Of murder, without trial.
We understand that numbers of the
refugees, for some Of whom, e IS said,
reqaisisiOns have been issued, have al
ready isd from Memphis, regarding it
10 longer as 8 city Of refuge, and we do
not by any means advise others to re-
main if they are ct all spprehensive that
civil Law is no longer paramount here,
snd that the courts are likely to be over
swed into acts Of Injustice by q lawless
exercise OF the authority Of an unscru-
pulOus Executive. We express only the
opinion that in Shelby county the law is
still competent to protect and defend in
pOcent men who seek its shelter from
blood-thirsty violence, and that neither
courts nor judges win so dishonor them
selves and this community as 70 surren-
der to certain murder American citizens
gulItless OF crime.
10 & beautiful invocation to the genius
OF America, a celebrated American
pDst-high in the ranks 0: Radicalism-
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 27.-Gen. Sheridan
is daily expected TO return from the
plains. Nearly all the Indians will GO
on the former reservation set apart for
them. The main body of troops will
soon be withdraw from the plains, and
will concentrate at Fort LeavenWOrth
for distribution to other points.
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mp, aud C0nkiing's amendment was lost.
Several other amendments were moved
and rejected. The bill was then read for
ths third time and rejected, and the SEN
sic adjourned.
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UNION FEAALE COLLEGE,
Oaf5gd, Mississippi.
Chartered by the State in 1854, and authorized
to confer the Highest Educational Hon
oIs on Young Ladies.

Observation-Disclosures and Guard
tans are especially invited to consider the mer-
It's o. this INSTITUTION. To eGueaJ5-in the true
sense Of the wuId-to educate thoroughly the
young ladies OF the South, ~ it's aim. The de-
partments u Mathematics, Ply steal and Moral
Sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, duFic, Drawing, etc, are aDiy filed By
accom- plished teachers, male and female.
Sperial care-it may be said, uncommon care
Is taken not only to thoroughly educate in
the Arts ana Sciences, but 10 render the pupila
cOlJenLed and happy, to train their moral
sentiments, to cultivate correct tastes, to pre-
serve tueir health, and to throw around them
proper restraints. In short, to doId 20 patrons
one of the very best regulated Institutions in
the land.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been made
to supply the COlleg &c with suitable Apparatus
sufficient 10 illustrate ths Sciences, and 10 give
a p~ra~ticai knowledge or them. In addition,
the c asses IN Chemistry Astronomy ana Nat
ural Philosophy, through the courtesy Of the
officers of the Stats University, viii have ac-
cess TO It's large and well appointed Chemical
and Philosopher Apparatus, excelled by none
in the South, ami 70 be favored villa lectures
and experimental Il ustrations by Drs. Garland
and HIigtrd. the learned Professors in these
DepartmeRts4
BUILDISG-LOCATIoN.-The building, esti-
mated to be worth $4,000, Is c-omnOdious, COM
+ rtable and retired.
REFERENczs-An patrons and pupils of the
Col eye.
DEPARTXENT-In charge OF Rev.
W. W. McNahon, is Kept in a style seldom, if
ever, equAled. All the teachers board in the
College,
| UNIFORMITY OF observation-disclosures
Ca leo, Brown MerinO, Pr Deiaine, Pink
LawE and mite Dresses, Plain Hat, trimmed
| only with a band OF black velvet. These
wishing 20 wear mourning are required to Con-
form in p%laiuness of dress, but no. IN color.
A. economy ia the OBI OF o. this arrangement
new pupils need notlay aside CT Thing al e8dy
on hand, If as plain as the uniform, but when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded.
EXPENSES. Per session of 20 weeks, half in
advance:
Preparatory Glasses. .... -... ...- ......-.S L so
College Glasses, y 20
Ancient and Modern languages, each. Il 50
Music, each Instrument-.-..........-........ - 90
U-e or ..-.a....-,,. 3 70
Ornamental branches, Usual rates...-....
Board, Lodging, Washing Fuel, Ligh \
and 100 90
Pupils charged at the above rates from the
date Of entrance until end Of session in June.
except in cases or prOtracaed sickness.
sc BURNEN. Prest Of Trustees.
ia8daw G. II BELL. PresL OF College.
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COassns6ssdOneg.'s Notice.

and Others, against The N.,y 0risens and
ono Fs2-uad VoHns1y and Others.
AVING been appointed by The Hen. Bland
Ii bailarc, Judge OF the United states Dis
E1cs Court for the District OF Kentucky, q
special commissioner In the above style case,
to audit and MAKE out 3 full and complete re,
porto said Court of all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage and also
by the second mortgage of the said New. Or
leans and Ohio Railrcsd Company, and 70
whom due, and the names OF the noioers
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given TO a1 bond
holders, az aforesaid. tn come forward and pre-
sent aud file with me, as said Commissioners, at
my Office, IN the city OF Pacucah and State OF
Kentucky, all bonds. being the nrst and second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio HaI-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday In
March. 1859. w. n. JONES,
nova I'm Special commissioner
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FOB Sale.
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station, adjoin-
% ing south side o. Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
100 ACRES, known a. the Giles Farm, on
lZO east bank of the Mississippi river, oppo.
site lower end Of Island No. 40 and 10 miles
north OF Memphis-D acres under cultivation,
and about ~ acres deadensd.
OF on east side Of Bayou Gayoso, %I feet on
u Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
OF on east side OF bayou. fronting 100 feet
Il on Madison street, on which IL a Board
Yard. Subject to lease.
OF, with Cotton Shed. formerly Bprnes'
II Cotton Shed, now used for q Wagon Yard
fronting l43 fest on Madison street ana i2l feet
on Court street, o few rods west OF Charleston
avenue. Clear Of Lessee.
OF on esst side of Bayou, fronting 285 feet
IL on north side of Court street, on which
stands Carroll, Walker Il Co.'S Cotton Shed.
Subject 70 lease.
OF, fronting so feet on Charleston avenue,
= on which stands the Grocery of Thos. Oiaa-
honey, and extending 200 feet 10 Court street.
For terms inquire OF
THOS. wICREHsHAM,
No. 3, Second Floor,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
For sale.

7 OFFER for sale on cd 1tlng terms a
L section OF good and in a high state OF culti-
walton, situated IN DeSOto county, Miss, i've
and one fourth miles north Of Como ,epot,
Mss. 4 gether with stock and farming impse-
ments complete. There is a good Gin House
and Cotton Press in good repair on the place.
An carly application viii secure q bargain
For full particulars address me a. Senatobls
jsss J a. COOKE.
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KEM

MASO NC MOI 10 h BY re- a
WI quest OF the Masters OF the various "a
Lodges N Memphis and by the authority KR
Of ire Gland Mast r o. the sac Il Ie~-/V
uessee the memDers Of South Memphis
No. 80. DeS8to No zoe, and Klwtnning No. $40,
are hereby requ ste TO Assem- bic at the Hail
Of South Memphis Lodge this Thursday even
ing a. o'clock. VIM. A, NELSON,
Grand Lecturer and General Age of the Ma
scnin Or hanEl Home Life As-nranca %.
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Trust SALE.
~TRNaTEE,S SsLE


DY viTtue Of a deel OF trust executed bv
ID William RySr and Margaret Ryan 10 JOhu
Gum as 1SLstse, and recorded in the Re Eis-
tsr's Orce of Shelby county. Tennessee. IN
S0ok No. 50, part 2, pages 293, 2g9 and 500,
made to secure certain notes therein men,
toned, I viii, on
aOnday, the 1st Ear OF February, 1869,
Proceed to sell. to the highest bidder, TO- cash.
in front of the Hall of the hamosr OF Com
merce, near the corner Of Nam and North
Court streets, in tbs city OF asmphis s, sell for
cash, 70 the highest and best bidder, At public
auction. the following described Ieal estate.
viz: A certain piece CT lot OF Land, situate.
lying and being in the county OF Shelby.
State or Tennessee, and city OF Memphis, But
Ter Division, Block NO the same having been
conveyed 70 John Cub0fn by VIM. , Pickett
having a 'front.' of 20 fset to II alley On the
south side of Elliott street, aud extending back
between two parallel lines 200 feet 5eginDing
at a stake 140 feet from the northeast corner OF
Block No. 3, on the south side OF Elliott ft1eeLs
thence 200 feet south TO a STAKE thence east ~
feet to a stake; thence north 2N feel % a stare
in Elliott street and themes west with Elliott
street TO the beginning.
The title Is good. the right OF redemption IL
waived, but I sail only as Truste@
jail John QUINN, Trustee.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, \. Y, January PA bill
for the abolition of the death penalty
vas introduced il the Assembly today.
The Underground Railroad bill for
New York city was introduced in the
Sansfe-
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VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Va, January 27.-At 2
Radical caucus to-day, GOV. Foreman
wss unanimously nominated for United
States Senator. No other name was
presented.
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EDUC
HAnvARD Law suHooL.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. TWO TERMs, BE
~ ginning F~EBkUAkY %, and SEPIEHBER IS,
1863. The Resident Professors are 1heoprilus
Parsons, Lib, EMORY Washburn, LID, and
Nathaniel Holmes. An. Gextiemen OF dis
tinction In the Profession lecture from time 70
time on special topics. Application may be
IN 4de FOR circulars or further information to
either of the Resident Professors. fa22
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FUNERAL EOTICE.

COkRELL-The friends apd acquaintance
Of J.. Corren are invited 20 attend his funeral
rom his late residence on East Poplar street,
al 9 O'Clock this Thursday afternoon.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF a. 2. Tuck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of the above named Bankrupt
Take notice that n general meeting OF the
creditors OF said bankrupt viii be held at the
once Of 7. j. Latham, ESQ. Register, in the
city of Memphis, in said District, on the 18TH
day of February, A. D.. 1868, at 10 o'clock am,
for the purpose OF declaring a first and final
dividend.
I also give notice that I have filed my final
accounts as assignee Of the estate Of said Bank
rapt In said Court, and thSt on the 18th day OF
March, 1853, 1 shall apply Ls Eaid Court for the
settlement or my accounts, and for a discharge
from al liability as assignee OF said estate in
accordance with the provisions OF the 2Sth sec
ton OF the act Of Congress, entitled " An Act to
establish a unlfOTu s. sem of bankruptcy
Throughout The Unitsd States" approved
March 2 1857.
WIN. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, January p, 1859. Jas
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THE communication Of /" Another Old
Glitter" in reply to "AD Old Citizen"
is unsyoidsbly crowded out this morn
inn
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF C4NADA,
AND
Montreal Ocean EteamShipsGO.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE
First Glass Steamships sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in Winter and MON
TREAL in Summer.

THE undersigned having been appointed
] Agents-for the above Lint are authorized
to grant through bills OF lsdIng rom Memphis
to Liverpool and Glasgow. The attention OF
Shippers Is called TO this route, by which the
delays and excessive transfer charges Incurred
at the large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF Lading contain through rates covering AL
charges from Memphis to the ships dOcE at
Liverpool, and low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen first class Steamships are
now on the line making regular trips on Satur-
day Of each week. Freighis loaded nom the
ears on dock directly into the vessel.
TdRJUGH ACCEPTS given TO RcstOn and
New England points via. GRAND TnUNK
RAlLW AY
For rates and Information apply to
THOMAS TROCT as Ms, Agents.
ia7 No. 205 Front street, Memphis.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, January 27.-EX-GOv. Pick
ems died in Edgefeld, s. c., on last Mon
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DRUGS, ETC.
THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR.

IS PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
L try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, ana has
a circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
dium OF that kind in North Mississippi Mer-
chants and business men generally Will ind it
to theiE advantage 70 sdYeFtise IL the STAB
Address Pamela STAR,
Qes Pamela, Miss
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INDUCEMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Last Nights OF MAGGIE MITCHELL andJ. ".
COLLIER. Two Plays.
Thursday Eveafng, January 2S-Wt0 be
enacted MARC AT. CHE .1OULTRY DEAL
W Collier. To conclude WITH he LITTLE
TREASURE Gertrude, Maggie Mitchell;
Walter Maide1blush, J. ". Collier.
SCALE OF PRICES-Dre-s Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 81 Family Circle, 50
cents COlOred Boxes, 50 cents ColoFed Gal
lery, Is cents.
Doors open Al quarter to O'clock; curtain viii
rise st 5 precisely. BOZ-bCCk open nom 10
o'clock am. TO 8 pm.
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THUS WAJhEAShAMs
No. 3, SECOND Floor,
ja4 P~OstOaiee Building.

EOR SALE OR EXCH ANGIE FOR REAL
Il ESTATE IN h g OR VIC NIFTY.
30 by 3lS feet, with a fine residence and a cot
t-se on krInSley avenue. Also, two Brick
Residences on Poplar street. For { rms ana
particulars apply TO or address KNZIE BROS,
Real Estate agents, no. l4 Madison street,
Room No 2, Chicago, Ill. j423
lNOR SALE.-One of the finest PLAaTA.
SO miles hslow Memphis IN ATkaRsas 2miles
nom b eds0a's a., anding, containing p 0 acres,
with 800 acres In a nigh state of cul ivaJion
with dwelling and all Necessary -OuthOuses,
frame quarters foi so hands, good gin and mill,
stables aud CRIBS, tog tber with all the mules,
,tOok and tools. There is now so or 40 good
hands on the place thar caa be had by the
purchaser. A great bargain can be had by early
application on the premises, or Or PRICE =
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
az A o. HOpGES
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Memphis, Tenn.
OUTHERN

Ja26
observation-disclosures regarding the
W whereabouts of JOHN AND GEORGE
JACKSON. When last head from they were
living with their StepmOthPr, Mrs. GcErane,
CnEinth, Miss. Any informal on regarding the
above nRm.d persons will be gladly received
by their broth-r Frederick Jackson, at Aurora,
Kane county, Illinois. ia4
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Four PlanlalIons fOr SAFE or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about 500
J. acres each, together with stock, corn, fodder.
implements, etc, On same These farms are
situated about twenty miles from Memphis.
near Pleasant HUI, DeSoto county, Mississippi.
The other farm contains about 100 acres. and
is situated in Ashley aountT, Arkansas. For
tsrms apply "a nae, near Pleasant Hill Miss.
]. A. MAXWELL,
Rsssr 20 e. NJ. Apperscn / Co, and Tayior q
q IA : Memphis, Tenn, de2l I'm
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. Power. at thy bounds.
La hanL liz Ia ~ - EnnA-

ElVTa HIW NWNN ~~~ N~WLWss
We should be glad if this were true of
all Tennessee-and We believe 1t Is of
Memphis and Shelby county. We do
not believe that the time has yet come
when the myrmidOns Of CLAYTON and
BRowNLow can seize their prey In the
midst Of this community, where civil
Law reigns and is respected and obsyed.
1t is only Oar opinion, however, and
nay be erroneous.
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AkMPHN Arb LITTLE ROCK
RAILRO A d.
Open to Madison

nH AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, 8EPTEM-
" Der 2, 1853, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road viii run guar as follows:
GOING WEsr-Leaves HOpedeld Monday,
Wednesday aud friday al $3.50 am, and arrive
at Madison at ! o'clock pm.
COMING ESSc- Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 1880 a m. arrive at
H0peneld at l O'Clock p.m., and Memphis at
l:3O pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at 7 am.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket. on
ces in the city.
Freights FOR Madison or way stations received
oy I. NJ. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
- o. OF Road, No, l2 Jefferson street.
au29u y. B. BEAUMONT, Gen. Sup't.
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SESSION,

". K. Wards seminary. Nashville, Tenn +,
WILL open on MONDAY, FEBRUARY lsr.
w This school IL now the leading Seminary
OF the south. II has the regular course OF the
best Institutions In the United STATS.
las0 W. r. WARD, Principal.
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By Telegraph.


The following liable contrasts the ben
eGts Of MemphiS, as "A sOtt0n MARKET.
over all other cities
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THE above amount will ne paid for the ap-
1 prehension and conviction OF the person or
persons who murdered D.. j.. MIN Err, near
Ripley, TIppah county Miss, on last Thursday,
2I-t Inst. The murder was Commitied near MIR.
Rives'. TJaZ7 dvwel W MS.
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Special NOTICE.

THE subscriber would respectfully call the
L attention If these interested In improve
ments, as well a. Mechanics 10 Gail and wit
ness the application OF a NOVEL LENES
POWEH, as applicable TO Cotton, Hay, and
other Ike substances. A ba e nf Cotton will
b. packed out on the But IN trOut of Mes rs.
ORGIL BROS. 4 o to-dS at IL O'Clock.
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