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FUNERAL OF CsPT. WHIT
FIELD.

The bcdy Of Capt. Ell. Whitfield, so
futklessly slain by 3 A. Dotani on Fri
day TACT, was yesterday committed to
the tomb 10 the presence OF a vast con-
course OF sorrOWing relatives, friends and
corr apsops, TIE Rev. DE-. Ford
preached the funeral 5prmcn st the Fret
Methodist Church, Of eleven o'clock am,
to an immense tbToog, which complete
~ filed the bni!ding, leaving scarcely
standing room in the aislss. The sermon
is said to have bssn very affecting, and
brought tears C many an eye that had
not been dimmed by them In years. He
depicted in glowing words the uncertain
IL Ct life, and the urgent necessity for
eyezy one 50 living 20 70 he prepared to
meat death at any moment, and cited
the example Of toe deceased, who but au
hour before he lay cold In death was ex-
ultlag in the full vigor OF manhood and
strength Of health.
In the afternoon, about > o'clccs, the
surviving members Of the l54ih Senior
Regiment, and a society OF which the
deceased was q member, numbering in
all about two hundred men, wearing the
usual badge of mourning and a yellow
ribbon on the left arm, headed by the Old
Memphis Brass Band, escorted the
hearse to the residence Of the deceased,
Vance street. Here an immense
crowd was also assembled, and grief was
depicted on every countenauce.
About s o'clock the lid Of the coffin
was closed, the funeral cOrtegs was
forraed, anu by 4:80 the grave had closed
over, and the last sod hsd been heaped
IN the mortal remains Of Edward Whit
field, a devoted son, brother, husband
and friend, q gallant soldier, q true gen.
and a good citizen. May he rest
Ia Leace.
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PARADISE.
East Tennessee IS The Place
Where the VTicke ed Cease
to Trouble auss tie Weary
are at Resi-
BrOWnIeW's Advice tO Emml-
grants.

From the last number of the Kuox-
Vile Wing we extract the following
letter from BrownlOw, setting forth the
advantages OF East Tennessee over the
Middle and West, and UNANIMOUSLY s1g-
costing Gen. Thomas report SO a correct
picture of the state OF society, in these
divisions OF the State
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1865.
Mr.. John p. Farrant
10 reply to your letter l have to say,
and I say it in candoT, East Tennessee,
above ell places on earth, is the place for
you and your colony. We are pescesble,
loyal and prosperous, and you would be
as safe here as you would in Pe~nnsylva.
nis. East Tennessee, composed Of thirty
0ne counties, is separated from Middle
and West Tennessee by the Cumberland
range Of mountains, and is every way as
distinct from the other divisions Of the
state IS New jersey is from Pepnsylva-
mia and as to loyalty, of the $4,000 ma.
j0rity given Ia the State Tor Grant, about
% 900 of that msjority was obtained in
East Tennessee.
The troubles and disturbances of which
O heal SO much said are confined to
Middle aud West Tennessee, where the
rebsi. influence predOminates. For the
facts ia regard to the state of affairs 10
Middle and West Tennessee, l refer you
tn the late able and truthful report Of
Mai. Gen. Thomas.
I deem II proper to state, In conoius ION,
that the few selfish men In the r pnb-
iicRn ranks who den0unce Northern men
as carpet -baggeTs DO not reflect the
sentiments, wishes or feelings of the
great Republican party Of the State.
We, one and all, welcome you to our
State. Come out snd sec for yourselves,
and you will be constrained to say, in re-
gard to the advantages of our country, as
the Qleen said to the King, "the half
has not been told"
Very truly, your friend,
W. q. BROWNLOW,
Governor OF Tenuess e.
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Observation-Disclosures Notice.

VIM. P. MeIlen, Trustee, and the United States
OHIO Railrosd Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
II Ballard, Judge of the United htates uts-
frfot Court for the District OF Kentucky a
SDecial Commissioners in the above style case,
10 audit aud make Ont a full and complete re.
mort 10 said Court OF all bonds aud coupons yet
Dnpeid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
an bones and coupons due and unpaid. secured
Nv the second mortgage Of the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad ConepSny, and TO
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given TO all bond
holders, as aforesaid, to come forward ana pre-
my once, In the city of Pacucah and State of
Fsntncky. all bonds, being the Lrst and second
1ooTtoage of said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
Toad company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday Ia
NToroh i&e. w. II. ZONES
1000 I'm Special GommigEf0uer.
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ECONOMY OF GAs.-As long a. we are
ia the clutches OF the gas monopoly, and
4 not get out of il, o few hints as to
how gas bills may be reduced will, we
are sure, be eooeptab,e TO our readers.
An exchange tine GGSkight Exporter, we
believe gives the following rules:
In lighting your gas, turn the gas on
the meier about one half, then light the
gas, and regulate the lights by the stop.
cock that let's the gas into the meter.
This prevents the pressure OF gas from
making the index move so fast. Toe
greater the pressure OF gas on the meter
the faster 1t moves, and the larger will
be the gas bill. From the time that gas
IS usually lighted until half past eight or
nine O'CLOCK the pressure is the same.
After the stores and shops are closed.
TIE pressure is then greater on the meter
10 use, sad tie stop-cock should be
turned at the meter SO az to regulate The
pressure. An observance OF these dlree
lions may entail some little trnubls, but
&c will most certainly reduce gas bills
very materially. Many persons pay al.
most as much for gas that is waatsd as
foE what they consume, and waste may
DO entirely prevented By following these
rules.
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THE DIXIE FARMER.-This most az.
oellent agricultural paper is low pub
lished in Nashville. The Banner OF
Saturday says OF it: 1--WE are Indebted
to the publishers, Msssrs. Paul, TAvel &
Hammer, Union street, for the initial
Nashville number, for the week ending
January 9TH. It is got up in an entirely
new dress, in the handsomest tyoogrs-
pby Of the book printing department Of
the enterprising publishers. Il now has
a beautiful vignotte title h~esd-Istter, and
is q model OF typographical skill and by
long odds the handsomest farmers psper
Ia America. We congratulate our friend
and cOEfrere Hunter Nicholson, ESQ, 10
the handsome manner in which his edi.
toTial lucubrstiOns are served up. The
Farmer is edited with marked ability.
II is q useful and oreditabIe acquisition
10 the press of our city, No farmer In
Tennessee ought to be without II, and
they are s short sighted lot II they do
not give Il abundant suppori.n
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WHEN the Plantation Bitters we've
Aras made known to the American peo-
s,ie SONS seven years sg0, it was sup
posed that hey were an entirely neS
hing. and hal Geyer before been used
"A far as their g~etisEs. use Ia the UGited
states is concerned, this Hisy DO true. IL
A. Also true that the anne E:tters were
,nade and sold in the Island Of -
Thomas, over foFly years ago, as any old
PLANTER, merchant OF sea captain doing
b1sipess With the Vest indies will tell
vo1- Ttfs distinctly within my reeOl-
lection that Oh the return Of nay father
who vas q sea captain, and doing an
extensive trade is the tropics be would
Invariably have these Ritters among the
ships stores, and Dur family sideDoard
was never without them. Fol Sny SICK
ness, Il matters not how severe or tHningi
the decanter Of these Bitterss by 8 All
fsEent name, was always resoFted to as q
sovereign remedy.
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CHLOROFORMED.-Mollie Lewis. a wo-
man who lives in the Provine Block,
wa ehlorOformed and robbed on Friday
night, Of s35 and a LOT Of wearing sp-
Parel. She wss quite IN sli the next
day from the effects Of the iusidious
drug, which must have been admins
tered il large quantities. No clue has
been discovered 10 the perpetrators.
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THE HEBREW FAIR.-The Fair for
the benefit of the HsbTeR Orphan Asy-
ium has. We are happy to say, been well
attended, not alone by those OF our citi
zsns TO whose faith the charity most
nearly appeals, bat by cur people gen.
orally. On Saturday night the attend.
snce was especially large and encour-
aging, and accordingly the generosity OF
the managers was tested sufficiently to
prove that II IS as strOTg as when, during
the war, they subscribed literally for the
soldiers Of the lost cause" and gen.
erously succOred the wounded Of both
armies. The prize for the most popular
banker, ard also that for the most o
IaF Deputy Sheriff, is being contended
for by the friends Of th0ga whose names
have bsan proposed IS candidates. To-
night it is expected there will be much
pleasure and a continuance Of the con-
tests on hand, that will result very
probably for the orphans. We urge an
attendance by all Of cur people, Is only
8 small return to their Hebrew neigh.
bOrs for unnumbered helps to every char
ity in the city. Go and do what you can
to help the Orphaua,
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES The semi
annual distribution OF prizes to the
scholars Of st. Peters Sunday School
took place at the church yesterday even
ing, undsr the direction Of Father Kelly,
O. S. D. There we're about seven hun
dTed prizes given, among which were
two handsome gold medals, for the best
U3ale and female pupils. They were won
ty Miss Jennie Barry and Master John
MahOney.
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90 1GO, 80 and go acres out o. 500 on the
JU. Mississippi River Railroad, soon 20 be
bdilt, and near the prospective depot, for sale
at bargains, aud Immediately also, 20 acres,
mainly Cypress Timber, on Hatchie also,
STEAM MILL. Apply to my soma % premises
OF to myself, this mOnth. at Raleigh.
1850 acres good Stock Rancho on the LRvaca.
In Jackson county Tezas, and 600 acres on
Trinity, Liberty county, Texas. Fine Planta.
ton 10 sell or exchange for city property. All
titles perfect LAS :, :, REMHERT.
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BUSINESS PRoPERTY.-To.day Mon
day at y pm on the premises, Mon
sarrat. Lanier & Co., will sell at AUG.
ton several lots situated on tha SOUTH
east corner of Washington and Fourth
streets. This is desirable property, and
Is a good location for business, The
terms are liberal.
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QUICKEST Route TO New YORK
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EcRPHERN CT PIEs
is By The
Memphis q Louisville Z. Z. Line.
Fan Schedule, September Is, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FoLLOwst

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
n g.ii Y-u --IusCt5 for Cairo and Sc. Louis,
arriving ii -. L01iS - l:SO PIN. next day.
Threaza Tickets Of Reduced RaEes,
Can be procured - tAe goIIpaBy's Once, 2S7H
Ma u street, 4ud 81 Depot, mead OF Main street,
- Baggage Checked ~ Depot OF by the Mem
phi- city Transfer Company At Hotels, Phi
watts l.cG@cLCls, o. cu board boats, To al prln-
ciYaj -J.a;e Eest and North.
AAH. JONES, superintendent.
AtsA. atLL, Passenger Agent. seplS
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MAIN STREET Is now lighted its entire
length, from the Memphis and Louis
vile 10 the Mississippi and Tennessee
depot, a distance Of two miles and p
quarter. From Beal street south, coal
oil lamps are used and the light is equal
bC, II not better, than the gas lights. II
would not be q bad idea for the City
Council to cancel their contract with the
gas company and ligh: the whole city
Nith oil lamps. 1t would save a large
amount Of money yearly.
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A CHEERING sign, and q that indi-
Gates growth and prosperity more surely
Than any other, IL the numerous build
iugs which are going up in the city and
around the suburbs. Several g and
splendid residences are being erected on
Besl street. One especially, that Of T.
NJ. AppersOD, Egg, will be an ornament
to u city.
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aEMPHlS AND LITTLE ROCK
A r O a d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEA-
Ger 2, 1858, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this l.Os1 VIII ran regularly as follows:
GOING WEST Leaves Hope1sld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday at 7.S0 II. and arrive
at Madison AT 1 O'Clock PIN.
COMtSG EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday at 1850 q IN; arrive at
HOpsneid ~ / O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
l:Sl PIN.
Tie FeETybost Nevada leaves the FOOT Of
Union stIEeJ At 2 m.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket ON
ces Ia TIE city.
Freights FOR Madison or way stations received
by +. n. Patterson Z Co, at their W~harf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 20 Way stations must be prepaid.
N OF Road. No. Y Jefferson street.
au2gt J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Supt.
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NICHOLSON PAvEMENT.-The cGn-
tractors have finished ell Of the work Of
paving with the Nicholson pavement let
to them in this city. The Chancery
Court has decided the question Of the
property owners liability in favor Of
the contractors. The contractors are re-
quired by the city to enforce the collec-
don Of this tax by suits against the prop
erty for its condemnation and sale; hence
We shall expect all parties indebted to
Us for the pavement 20 come to cur Office
and settle. II there are those who can
moi pay the money, let tkem come up
and say frankly what they eau and
will do, and we shall do what We can in
accepting such terms IS .hey may be able
TO offer Us. T. E. Brown & Co.
January :, 1869.
Ledger and Pest COPY.
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cotton Seed TAINTED.

THE Memphis Oil Company wiz purchases
few hundred tons COTTON SEED, Tor
9hich cash VIII be paid. Sacks VIII eeiEr-
iss T. a. NELSON. Treasurer.
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Gents furnishing G0Ods.-,-
Gents full hGssEn shiFts, a. 80
500 pair Gents Catf Boots. 81
sa8a gudeFsh'Pjs and Drawers.
70 crmis, AT s H. EOeWenstiue 81
Bros, NO. 23I Main street Clay
building.
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OYSTER LUNCH vii be given on Mon
dsy at 10 o'clock 2. n, st the well known
saloon Of H. Himsiede, at IS South
Court street. The best Of Fred Tale
bsud's kitchen will be served. The
finest liquors, vince and GIgafa will be
served By the attentive John Hsrtin.
Il. HIMSTEDT, Prop.
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JOE LOCKE's NEWS STAND, 1884 Main
street, is we'll supplied with reading ma
terial, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly papers, as we'll as
magazines and periodicals. All the
latest news can DO obtained al his mann
moth stand.
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THE LADIES PEARL for January Is a.
hand. It IL an excellent d0mestiO maya
z ne, and is Southern, therefore ought 10
be patroniZsd by cur ladies'. 1t is pub
lished at Nashville, by J0h1 Shirley
AERrn.
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Advertisements in this column PUB
lSshed at 10 cents per line, each Insertion.
The cheapest and most conspicuous ad-
vertisino kaosg1 to the newspaper Worid.
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Ali wool FIanRels, % cents /;
excellent Cotton channels, 40
eeats: good Jeans. 20 cents
RaEm cal SkiFss, 81 90, al >. EE
a0eyEeas fgne - BFgs.'. NO. 331
Mafa street. Clay Building.
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LILLIPUTIANs. On Wednesday even
ing mex at Melpphis Club Hall a levee
will DO held by Gen. Tom Thumb and
wife, Commodore Mutt, and Minnie
Warren. II will be an interesting affair,
and will be largely attended. Gen
Thumb and wife will Tstire from public
life at 81 early day, and this is ssid TO
be their last season giving exhibitions.
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Ledger and Pest COPY.

DEPUTY EHERIEF's PRIZE. The
friends Of the different candidates for
tho Deputy Sberin's Prize Il splendid
god bsdge), st the Hebrew Fair, should
come up in force tonight, as this Is the
closing night OF the Fair.
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Ladies' Dress Goods ---Fseauti-
fni dOubls width AipaCas, "a
cents ; gOah solid color POpiins.
% cent?: best All WOSI Merfnos.
% e $; best all WGOl DeInins.
So CENTS ; beat printed Delains
30 cents. at J.. e.. LOewensftne IL
Il 0s.', No. 23I Maisa street, Clay
Building.
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GENERAL AssEMBLY.-The General
Assembly adjourned on Friday without
Going any work, ia honor OF the battle
u New Orlehna.
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EDUCATIONAL-Parties desiring The
services Of a practical accountant, OF
wishing 20 receive a business education
ia 8 short time, With small Investment,
should patronize Kobertson's CONNER
cial College, 81 Main street, where every
facility is afforded them.
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FISE HORSES ANB CARRIA0E FOR
SALE.-A pair OF bloCded horses, blscks.
Flying Cloud stock, with sn elegant
carriage and harness. will be sold at a
sacrifice. Apply TO Menken Bros.
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STEAM OVERS AND CLEANERs.-ThOs.
Il. Huet q Co., No. 246 Second street,
are prepared 10 DO sll kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that at a cost which, compared with new
ones, Is almost 1othing. BY q new pro.
cess tbs original luster and shape Of the
garment is preserved IN an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt & Co. their old
garments.
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LAST NIaHToF THE HEBREW FAIR
Owing to the lsteness Of the hour, il was
impossible TO finish the voting on all the
gTaUd prizes at the Hebrew Fair last
Saturday night. The fair will therefore
DO continued one night longer, and the
bankers Prize. as also those for tae ply
lf5 insurance company anu
freight agent, will positively be voted Oft
.hiE evening. The drawing Of tEe grand
prizes viii also take pl2cs to-
night. Let all interested be at the hall
Of the Memphis Club IL due time. The
festivities Of the evening will close, as
usual, vita q grand bop.
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No DOUBP.--A West Tennessee country
editor, 10 endorsing the sagseious re.
marks Of e newly, hedged city editor,
(whe lately In speaking of several de-
funct Memphis papers said they were
=" written to death, y says Memphis
Ia not the only city where papers have
been killed of Ia this way. our O5ser-
walton is, thai Mr. Scissors Is the best
editor thai egeT conducted a papeT.u o
wise yeung man II every body we're of
your ealibre and opinion, Mr.. Scissors
would have s nice time " conducting q
paper,
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THE DESOTO INSURANCE AND Trust
COMPANY will elect seven directors for
the ensuing yesr at their office No. AZ
Madison, between the hours Of 10 and
4 to DAY. II is earnestly requested that
every stoekholder deposit his vote.
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THE PEABODY HOTEL Is now open
fog tie reception Of transient guests and
tsosFders. Price PSF day, - 90. Day
Board. $40 per month. We will be glad
% welcome DER old friends sBG guests.
N D. CQCkRELL 9 EONls.
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OLD REIIABLE-The best Of Pitishorg
coal, lump, nut and slack, sold by Big
lev. Mellersh q Co, South Court and
Main streets, Bethel Block. Rates al
yayg IS low IS the lowest. II
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Coal AID WoOD.-Bigley q Mellersh,
27S Main street, have always on hand a
large and assorted stock OF wood and
coal, stri are prepared to furnish private
families, hotels factories, etc, with fuel.
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FOa SALE.

TEUR SALE 1neyOung HORSE, Eve years
Z old. perfectly zOund and gentle. sold as
the owner has no Uss 10 MN. soIaD oP-
Address LocEsbCE 81. JAW
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DRAWING or THE LOTTERY PRIZEs.-
To night the drawing of the grand lot
terry prizes will positively come off at
the Hebrew Fair, as the tickets for the
same have all been sold.
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TIE PRIZES Tor the most reliable Life
Insurance Company ard the most p0pu-
lar Freight Agent vii be voted tonight
Al the Hebrew fair
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,,--vas . Nr Iaha-s In the scholastic depart
rSs1f nreve1ts me from givingPropef atNn-
ion 10 Collections, MI. c. g. hsv,
tas cehsen.9t .ions Is authorized 10 collect
dsperins u. A. T. MORGAN
Al co4ess ~es Principal II. =. e
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0VercOaas kPss than cost, at ,.
b. EOeSEe8stlne - HE0S., No @3i
Mails street. Z lay Building.
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The BADGE for the most popular
Deputy Sheriff will be voted for tonight
~ the Hebrew fair.
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LEDGERs, Journals and Cash Books.
Look ct them. Geo. Pattis0u & Co
3l7l Main effect. u
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TRANSPORTATION y.
TRUNK RAILWAY
or CAN4D4,
AM
Montreal Ocean Steamship TO.
FREIGHT LINE
First Glass Steamships sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in Winter and MON
TIiEAL In Summer.
TRANSPORTATION n.

TfBE undersigned having been appointed
1 Agents Tor the above Line are authorized
20 grant through bills Of lGdfug from Memphis
% Liverpool sHd Glasgow. The attention OF
-nlppers IS called TO this route, by.Which the
delays ana excessive transfer charges incurred
u the large ports are entirely avoided. Bill
u Iading cOatsin through rates covering 81
charges from McmphIs to the ships dock At
Liverpool, ana 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. FIeighfs loaded from the
ears on dock alreetiv into the vessel.
THROUGH EECEIPTS given 10 Boston and
New England points via. GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY
For rates and in ormatlnu apply 20
THOM IS TROUT SINS, Agents,
ja7 No 20S Front street, Memphis.
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LUMBER. ETC.
LWnl0er.
Lumber,

oldest lumber merchants n tne SCUM
Yard established IN Memphis 4o4I.. Build
- 49, ShlrEies. Ceiling. Binds,
ANS. WeaGhsr0osrdlng. Glazed SASH Fene-
Ing. We don't Intend toge unoersoL1. AsIo
IA = SSvsm 81 e 81 W COCHRAN
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LADIES notice the sale Of elegant goods
at 3 sacrifice, Is at Menken Bcue. for one
week,
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THE WEATHER yes intensely disagree.
able yesterday. The skies were over
clOuded all day, and the air was raw and
ICY.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
LoWenstein Il Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-11

CLOsrSa out sale OF winter dress goods
a ; great reduction, o. Rice & EngeFs. 7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-11

GENTLEHES's wooden UndeTshiFts and
drawers at less than cost at B. LOWen-
stein & Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-11

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior TO the
best Imported German Cologne, and sold
At half the price.