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q o l. DE N II E M Ed e s
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save Time Health and money.
$1,000 reward for any casc OF disease In any
stage which they fail to cure.
Dr. RICIIAU'S GOLDEN BAI.S.AM No. cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes, Cntaneous or Skin Erupiions, Copper Col
ored Rlotches, Soreness OF the Scalp, Scrofula,
&c.; ls tho greatest Renovation, Alternative and
Hood Purifier known, removes all diseases from
the system and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RfCiIhU'S GOLDEN BAI.SAM No. 2 cures
Mcrcurial Affections, rheumatism In all Its
sforms, whether from mercury or other causes;
gives immediate relief in oil cases. No dieting
necessary. have thousands OF Certificates
proving She miraculous cures elected by these
remedies. Price OF either No..1 or No. 2, s. per
bottle, or two bottles for SO.
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN AETlDoTB, safe,
speedy, pleasant and radical cure for ali Urinary
arrangements, accompanied with full directions.
DR.. RlGMAUs GOLDEN ELIXIR p'AMoUR,
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, In
old or yonng, lmpartng energy With wonderful
erect. Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for So
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be ship
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to NIL
correspondents None genuine without the name
OF uDr. RICHAU,S GOLDEN REMEDIES ID. b.
bottles. -
Address ID. D. RICHARDS,
No. eaS varlck street, New York.
0nlce hours from A. NJ. to 0 p N.
Circulars sent. julya Tyr
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DIT TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, November 1.-Arrived, steamships
America, Baltimore; Thomas Aspinwall; bnrk
O5weEo, st Andrews, NIB; schr Amanda Flanna.
gan, Phiiadephia; Ocean Traveller, Richmoud.
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ENOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE
EDIsTo AND cHlsoLM's LANDING.

Tic fast steamer "PILoT BOY,n ,W-usA
Captain Fem Peck will leave Mid. sEzTsss- ills
Ole Atlantic Wharf for above points every MONDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, until further notice.
Returning, will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY
MORNING nt O'Clock, and EdIsio O'Clock p. NJ.
oct9 ]. j. AIKEN & CO.. Agents.
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Gross receipts ut this port for the week, Is. .oas
ales. Since lSt Scltcmhcr lol GGI halna = 49,

Total. 1,l3l,G57 1,101, ,42o
Deficiency In visible SUPPLY. 20 703
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners ut
the mills, now 10000 baes; snmc time 1868, 145,-
coo bales Middling Orleans now 12tld; then
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Ncw publications..

The List will be changed at leas. onoe week.
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ENLHMING'S WORM CONNECTIONS
u (SAUTONINH.)

beat In ssc. Fer sale by DIR. II. BARR,
No. ISL Meeting street.
+ oct6 Wholesale Agent
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Chipping.
DOSTON AND CHARLESTON LINE
ID PACKETS.

The Al Brig JOSIE a. DEvEREAUX, hav- i1a
ing u large portion OF her cnrgO engaged SE{SG
and ready, Will receive cotton and other freight
to I'LL up at Brown & Co.'S Wharvcs.
For Freight engagements apply to
now MOSES GOLDSMITH & SONS.
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The amounts paid 20 tax-gatherers,
tithing men, etc, in the employ Of the
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the Mississippi from st. Anthony's Falls
TO the mouth Of Leach Lake river, and
the latter river to Leach Lake. q stretch
altogether OF 600 miles. Resolutions
were passed requiring a memorial to be
presented 20 Congress. Oae resolution
is SIS follows: "That 2 steamboat be put
upon the Mississippi above the Falls OF
st. Anthony, with accompanying barges,
next season, for the purpose OF freight
transpoTtation.n Capt. Moere, OF Mem
phis, stated that a boat suitable for navi-
CATION above the falls could be built,
with two baFges, for el0, 900 to $l2 coo,
bsrges TO be capable Of carrying. from
thirty TO forty tons. The boat would
cost about SO, 900, and the barges from
$1,000 TO $500 each. A letter from the
Secretary Of the Northern line was read,
and it wal hoped that the new Board OF
Directors Of that line would decide tofun
their steamers this year through to the
Falls Of St. Anthony.
We learn from resolutions passed at
the convention the following facts: The
Mississippi from St. Anthony to Sank
rapids, is q nsvigsble stream. 1t Is nav
igable 10 steamers. Also to POkegamR
falls, 400 miles further. In the year 1853
a steamboat having been forced over the
Sank rapids, assembled to Pokegema
falls. This portion of the river is now
extensively nsvigated by flats and bar
ges, employed ia conveying supplies to
the numbering camps OF the upper Mis-
sissippi, ard annually floats many mil.
lion feet OF logs, while rich deposits of
iron ore, at and near the P0kegema falls,
only await facilities for transportation to
supply the valley Of the Mississippi with
its iron.
Toe mouth of Leach lake river, and
100 nsvigsble miles. II is navigated by
a steamboat employed in the service of
the Government, and IS throughout the
whole extent Of the route, practicable for
steam navigation.
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FOR The HOLIDAYS!

Grest D-fstribatIS2 by abe Metropolitan
GIrt CO.-Cash Gifts 30 the AEzBzns Of
s25O. OeO-EVeEy TieAet Draws Prize,
5oash gLfts,each si0.fW 50 cash gifts, each goo
~ 5gg - 10
50 Eiezant Rosewood francs, esch SOD toS9J
$50 Sewing Machine, 70 70 10
5V Fine do!d atcber. IS TO ~
Cash Prizes, SILVER Ware. etc. All valued 81
81 U000a
a chance TO draw any CT The above prizes for
&c. Tickets describing prizes are SEALED Ia
envelopes and well mLGed- On receipt o. &c =
SEALEC TICKET Is Crawl without cAcies aud
sent by mail 10 any address 4Ae prlz1 named
upon u viii be delivered % tne Ecket-heiGs-
On payment o. OAR DoLLAE- FUEes are 1mme-
daley sent to any address by express or Es-
turn HaiL
You VIII know what your prize il before ysu
pas for Il. TRY prize exchanged gef G1s0LlaT n
same value No Blanks. Our paLrOns cza d.
R-EFERENCEs: We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Vstuanis pTizs5
and kindly permitted as ID publish LheLn -
J.. WIlkiuH, Buffalo, 5000 Miss Annie Monroe
Chicago. piano. $50 john D. Moore, LOulz-
Vile, tloQ0 Miss Emma MaiW0rth, Milwaukee,
Piano. $40 Rev. L a Day New UEesEs, SOL
We publish no NAMES WithouL permission.
n or TEE PASS ne lEin u rella-
bic aLd deserves their success eeEty EI-
hume, Aug. 5. We know them 70 Do a fair
dealing nrn."-N- Y. Herald Aug. % a
friend OF ours drew a s5Ny prize, which was
promptly recsiy5G- Daily Esrs sept. 3.
send for circular. Liberal Inducements 70
Agents S2tisfzctiOa guaranteed livery pack
age OF Sealed Envelopes cOEtatn oSE CASH
GIFF. six Tickets for 81; IS for s. s. Tor So
10 fOT SO. All letters shOu d be addressed %
HARPER, SEEssE 2 co
uCyS1 Ina IT3 R~rGadHay,N =. =.
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WATCHES FOR THE BILLION.

THE OFOide Gold Watch Company manufac-
4 tuEe on strictly scientific principles (styls,
finish and color % cordg g@dl q f10 sagls o. the
meet rare and costly description Of G0tf
Watches.
They ere manufactured vita HE1tlr Ceases
Qadiss' and geutiemsn'sA have superb swiss
movements; 5cueted esgals-tErHed, Hith COM
peusstfOD spiral spring.
Railroad C0.dHcs1sG Eagt1sers Ezpressule7-
the most sXact3rg u our custoaue,@havs
thoroughly demonstrates thu strength. dura-
biiity, accuracy ard ui ity OF the fac s1nas
H03thGg EGtehes, and pronounce them iGyAl-
liable ss rsliEb.s tiTue-keepsfs.
FIN swiss Movements. SIS Potent Amc1cdft
fac siHae BGlth0a Watches. fUli ieweisd, Si
Chrofl0ntaer B0lGRcs, Sd eacl- Ed8bOrateiy en-
graved with EeW and EOvet designs. Zach
Watch Is warranted BY speci2l certificate nom
the Oroide Cold Watch Company.
Also, magnificent OrOiGe Gold Chftns S, 81
AID q each. Sent everywhere, TO te paid Tor
on delivery
our customers ere supplied free with re
Pick pocket Detective Rru watch GuaId also
matted separately on Ieezirt OF % cents TIE
Genuine Oroide Gold Watches can only be Oh
tanned by ordering directly from rs.
JAMES I. MONROE q co.
Importers and Manufacturer,
no-6 pm IS Broadway. Nov f0rE-
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It any time sincs Christmas. Provisions
u ali kinds sre enhancing in value and
-hoy no signs Of any decline in the'im-
Mediate future. Holders OF Mess Pork
are asking sSIR3l 80, which is less thsn
il can be laid down here fer. Clear Bulk
Sides are firm al 1913. Clesr Rib, IS.
Rib. I58e. Shoulders, l24@I3a. Other
meats are unchanged. Lard Is scarce
and firm at zoe in ~tierces; dc in kegs.
Sugars, Coffee and Molasses are firm and
ia good demand. Potatoes are also firm.
selling 81 - rs in lots for choics Peach
olcws. Pink Eyes FOR planting are held
st s. 50. Sweet Potatoes ars firm at
s0-GsI per bushel. Chickens are scarce
ana hIm at s. 5096 per dozen. Dressed
Hogs, l29l23e. Eggs, 2s@90o. Other
articles are unchanged.
The Boot and Shoe market Is firm and
moderately s%ctive, while Dry Goods are
advancing almost daily. The COmmsr-
cicL Bulletin Esys That the New York
market is active. Olders are coming in
from the interior and j5bbsrs are doing
mere business than is usual at this season
NJ the yesr. Blown Sheeti0gs and
Shirtings in better demand, and prices
are still tending upward. We note an
advance on the AtlsnticL Indian Head,
Laconis, Lawrence G, Mystic River aud
R0xbury A. BleRehed ShiEtings are also
active, and shoW az advance on the fol
lowing brands: A-udruaCoggiu, Back
stone, Boot l., Fortsldsle, MssonviIe
and Pocssset. Paints are selling freely
there Is 81 active demand for light STYLES,
a. there g every Indication OF an early
advance; it is understood that agents
refuse 10 sell at present prices. Most o.!
the companies have not yet opened their
spring styles, but say they VIII soon do
so. and that tAs price viii not be less
than lac for standard prints. Job lots OF
dark and medium styles can sill be
bought at 1919. Tickings, Dsnims and
5 ripes are ali higher for the best makes,
with a good demand for ell grades.
Higher prices are looked Tor.
The New York Times ssys: During
the past ten days failures TO the extent
Of about four millions Of dollars have DO
CURED in this city, among Joboing and
commission houses jn the dry goods
trade. Business in this line mss been
very dull for nearly two years II has
paid. The recent failure OF one OF
the largest dry goods houses was due to
heavy losses through customers In the
Northwestern States. There are sppre-
that q few other houses msy be
TO suecumO, tut tbs leading deal
hope by rigid TetTenchmeDt to over
come present difficulties.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
orr I'd, Mississippi.
Chartered By The State In 1854, and authorized
to confer the Highest Educational Hon
os On Young Ladies'.

Observation-Disclosures and Guard
ians are especially invited to consider the mer-
It's c. this Institution, To eoueats-in the true
sense OF the WOId-Io e1ucAte thoroughly the
young ladies OF the South, is it's a1m. The de-
paItmeuts Of Mathematics, Ply steal and Moral
science Literature, Ancient and Modern Ian
guag6s, nu-ic, Drawing, etc, are ably flied by
accom- pllsheu teachers, male and female.
Special ea.e-it may re said, uncommon care
Is taken not only TO thoroughly educate in
the ARTS ana sciences, but 10 render the pupils
COMMENTED ard happy, TO train their moral
serve t4eIr health, and TO throw around them
proper res rainR. In snCrt, to anOId to patrons
one OF the very best regulated Institutions in
the land.
AFPARArUs-Arrar ge e Is have been made
to supply the Cole ge with suitable Apparatus
sufficient 10 illustrate tbs Sciences, ard 10 give
o pra-tical kuOwIedge OF them. In addition,
the C asses In Chemistry, Autonomy ana Nat
ural Philosophy. through the courtesy Of the
olhcsrs uf the StSte UulVeEsiiy, VIII have &C
cess 70 Its large and well appointed Chemical
and PHILOSOPHERS Apparatus, excelied by nOne
in tie South, and TO Us favored with lectures
ana exI elimentsl IL Illustrations by DIS. GacEnd
and HIg-rd, the Harmed Professors Ia these
Departments.
acknowledgements building, esti:
mated 10 be worth $4,000, IS cOmElOdious, COM
Portable an6 retired.
REFERENcEs.-Al patrons and pupils Of the
College.
BOARDING DEPARrMEST-In charge Of Rev.
W. W. McaanOn, Is Kept IN q sty.e SsldOn, II
ever, equs.e1. AL the teachers board IN Inc
College.
UNSFoRMIrY or DREss -EcoSoMY-Purple
Ca leo, Brown Aerino, PinK De.asne, Pink
LawE AZ White Dresses, Pisin Hat, trimmed
only with a band o. black velve5. These
wishing 10 wear mourning are repaired 10 cOn-
form IN TlalaneS5 Of dress, but nOs in color.
As economy Is tile OBJECT o. this arrangement,
new pupI.s nsed notify aside clothing al.eady
on hand, IL as plain as the Uniform, Dut when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded sa
ExrENsEs.-fer session of . weeks, half in
gdVuuLet
Preparatory -.......s II so
College Glasses, 3 CO
ancient and Modern Languages, escd..... i 50
Music, ea:h Instrume 20 W
o.. OF 1nsiruments----...,....... .-...... b o.
Ornamental branches, usual rates...a-....
BosrJ, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Lgu 5
ana 100 %
Pupils thRrged at ths above rates rom the
date of entrance Cu.l end OF session in June,
except in Czsls OF p OtracLea sickness.
sc. BURNEN, PresJ OF Trustees.
iaSdaw c. II. BELL, Pres Of College.
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The Liverpool market was quiet at the
opening to-day, with Uplauos, MA :
Orleans, llii. At 1:20 pm. it was ifmsr
bat not quOtsOly higher. Sales 1900
bales. Shipments from Bombay since
last report to January 9.h, 1000 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
bat steady. At noon 1t was quiet
but firm 2 pm. quiet but steady /;
3 pm, in good demand and
prices tending upwards-Uplands, ESQ
&c.. At 4 pm. the demand was fair and
prices firm. The following prices were
bid Low Middlings, 2s4c; Middlings,
2s3e; Orleans, 29ie; Good Middlings,
SOC.
The New Orleans market, at 1880
an, was firm with fair demand. At
2:I5 it was unchanged sales 1000 bales ;
MiddIiDgs, 26ic.
In this market the Gales were very
little short Of 1000 bales, upon a basis OF
2S@2slo fer Middlings. The guerrillss
were about picking up small lots, and
holders were generally asking a fraction
e yesterdays rates. The market
closed hrm at u outside quotations:
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FOR ST. FRARoIs RIVER.
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MEMPHIS And LITTLE ROCK
x A Q a d.
OpSn to l@o1g0

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SOFTEN
~ Der >. 1858, the train on the Eastern DIVISION
o. this EOa4 win run reSuiarlE az follows:
GOTSG WBr-Leave- hupc-e.1 &toulSy
Wednesday and Friday ID s.S Am, and arrive
al Madison a. O'Clock pm.
COHlEG EAST LsaN IS Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and S2tuTGE- "a 80 q M. arrive 81
hopeheld al 1 o'clOcz PM, and Hemphi al
A:B pm.
Tie F~eCyboat Nevada leaves tbs foot OF
Union street a. Z Am.
Tickets Tor sale A. a.. The Railroad Ticket ON
ces in the city.
Freignts Tor Madison or vas stations received
by r. Il. Patterson 8 20, At their Hhal-bOat,
foot Of Bn4Ou street.
Freight 10 Way SlsuOEs must Be prepaid.
-Udics OF Road, NO. l2dEEsrSqu street.
au4 u ]. W. RpBEEISJ&. Gen. supt.
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Philadelphis. Dec. - IS
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-Four Plantations for sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations. containing aoou5 ~
i acres eaen, together with Stock. corn, Iooosr,
Implements, etc, on same Ihess IaIihs are
SITUATED about tgenty miles from Memphis,
near Pleasant Hi, DsSOto county, Mississippi.
The other farm contains aoo2t tSyS aeIes, znu
Is situated in Ashley county, Arkansas FOR
terms apply TO ne, asar Pleasant hli1 s.lss
Refar 70 K. N. AppersOn q Co. RRd Taylor q
4 q Memphis CsaE, os24ln
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NJ Tic E.
~ The subscribers lave this Gay formed a
Limited par.nersh'p according TO law, under
the firm a d OF MONROE, SMALTZ q Co,
for the general Boot aud shoe Business IN the
city OF Philadelphia. to January ],
1859, and 10 terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, 10.
SEPH Z. SAALTZ, MAHLOS s. sTOKbS
and JOHN T. MONROE, and the s 5ecial Part
ner is CHARLES l. REED, and they all res
peciiyely reside In the city OF Philadelphia.
TIE Special Partner has contributed TO the
common stock OF the nrm in goods aud cash
the sum Of nifty thousand dollars
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH E. SAALTZ,
N. g. STOKES,
JOHN I. MONROE,
General Partner
CHARLES D. REED,
Special Partner.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81. 1865. ia7
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ANSPORTATIO
A@ANS<
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
: OF CtNAD4,
\
Montreal Ocean steamship Co.
THRoUcH FREIGHT LINE
First Glass Steamships sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.
From PORTLAND in winter and MON.
ykEAL in Summer.

TIE undersigned having been appointed
Z Agents for tie above Line are authorized
20 grant through bills OF lsdIug rom Memphis
TO Liverpool aid glasgow. Inc attention ui
is called 10 luIs ICu.e. y which lhs
GeIsys and excessive LIausfer charges incurred
At The large ports are entirely avoided DIS
OF aiding COutsin through rates covering All
charges JrOm MsmpnI 10 the ships docs ~
ana low rates and quick time are
E~udu8ntseG. Fifteen first CsJSs S=aluEuips are
now on the line making regular JTiYs n ratur-
day Of each week. FTeIgu5s loaded IT-m me
cars OIL docE directly INTO The vessel.
ThRJUGH hECEIPI- gwen to Boston and
New England points Via. GEAED 1-JNE
RAILWAN.
Fog rates and Information apply 20
THOMAS Trout &sJNS, agents,
ja- No. rs Front slrestl enpuIs.
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gunner TAINTED

1OR enc Sewing Machine, rece we'd per sfeam-
- LuDinaTy, consigned 70 y. Leroy Mem
Lhss- Tens. II nos called Ter Wlsan thirty I'D
Jaws, wtu be sold TO nay charges.
LARRY AARMSTAD. Arsnt.
der I'm S;ar WhaTfboaL. fanf Monroe ~
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ID EMovAL L.
IL MONROE, sAALTz s co. havs this day
removed to 4Ss and 44S MARKET street.
where they viii carry on the Manufacturing
an Jobbing OF Boots and Shoes, as successors
TO Haddo.k, Reed & Co.
Dsssm Der {, lSas. jail
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s0ld Reliable" MemphIa and White
River US. Msil PACKET Company,
scml.Weekly Line.


ktE-arrH $3.50 &aEz%1EEe
FEyHE splendid sids-wheeI steamers LIBERTY
No. z. and MAYFLOM Err, viii form a
SENT Weekly line between Geraph and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tue day
and Saturday, at 5 o'clock pm, connecting IT
Devau's BLUFF with trains Of the Little EOck
Railroad for Lttls Rock and Bot Springs. Be-
turning will leave Jacksouport every Tues
DAY and Friday 81 8 an, ond DevalVs Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday At RO'clOck III.
Inc Liberty. No. 2, sind Nayhowsr vii make
0oSe connections a. the mouth OF MhIte river
with the steaue- Guidsn for Pine Bluff. Fare
10 Pino BluH, 81 90 Freight, 50 cents per 100
pounds.
hi teamers Economist and Hamilton will
run between Little Rock and Fort Sarith in
connection with this line ana the Memphisand
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight to all
points between Little Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance ope-hNg per cent LE2S bV "a
rOttle han any other.
JOHN r. DAVIS. superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
Ocsq n No. 80 Front Row.
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"A Reufs Tut on or raPaired can have iE
prsmptly anu satisfactorily done By leaving
orders on nay slate sSIonn Re.ds Ca penter
ond and Third streets, IA the rear 81 No. O.
jail W. y. MONTGOMERY.
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PHILADELPHIA.

DIssOLUTION-THE FIRM OF BAD
II DOCK, REED & CO, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business win be set
tied by either OF the undersigned Partners, a.
the old stand, 43S and 44O Market street, up
stairs. DANIEL PADDOCK, Jr,
CHARLES d. REID,
Stephen KIABALL.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1858. ja7
COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, unds
the firm OF MONROE, sMALTZ & CO., expires
this day. by Limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
Jos L. SMALTZ,
NJ. s. STOKES.
Philadelphis. Dec. - 1864 jd
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm Onuects fog Cairo and st. Louizi
arriving a. 81 Louis ST l:oJ pm. next day..
Through Tickets q! Rcdnoed Rates,
Can be procured a. the C0Tnpauy's OGc5, 237R
Main street. and a. Depot, head OF Main street,
So Baggsge Checked 70 Depot or oy the Mem
phia Cty Transfer Company at Hotels, Pr
Vate Residences. or on board boats, 10 AL prin-
cipRl points East and North.
SAN. b.. JONES, superintendent.
y HILL. Passenger Agent. sepl3
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PHYSICIANS.
DR. RUsSELL's
DISPENSART AND IEFIRMARY

MEMPHIS, TENN.
DR. RUSSELLs DiEPENSARY AND IN
~ PRIMARY, the largest and oldest instit1-
ton OF the kind In the Southwest, established
IN 1899 Pleasantly located a. Nos 40 and AZ
open Tor the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts OF a home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the ONCE or by letter, II desired.
h~heuuatisin, Neuralgia, Govt, ParaIysis.
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, Skin
the diseases arising from the indlseretiOn OF
youth. permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
sase5tn all their forms effectaaly cured at the
suitipg Physician.
D% Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. Ia
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Commfssfoner,s Notice.

VIM. P. MersD, Trustee, and the United states
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed BY the Hen. Bland
III Ballard Judge OF the United states us
trlct Court for the District OF Ken lucky, s
Special Commissioner in the above sly = case
to audit aud make out a full and complete re
port to said Court OF all bonds and coupons Jet
unpsid, secured by toe nrst mortgages, and also
all bnn1E and cOuponsdne and unpaid. secured
nv tha second mortgage OF the said New Or
ieanS and Ohio Railroad Company, and 70
whom due. and the names OF the hol6ers
tbeTeto respectively
Therefore. Notice Is hereby given to ell bond
holders, as Aforesaid. 10 come forward and pre-
Sant aud file with me, as said Commissioned al
NV office, In the city or Pacucah ana State or
Esntucky, all bonds. being the Inst aud second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, GA or before the second Monday In
March, $50. W. II. JONES
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