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N RUTTER CASE
The Demurrer OserruEed by
Judge Hunter.
The Case Continued 10 To-day.

The Ritter hsheas corpus case came
up for hearisg again on yesterday, before
Judge Hunter, Of the Criminal Court,
upon the demurrer Of the counsel for the
defense to the return Of the officer. Az
ter a lengthy and ~protracted argument
of the various questions Of law involved
In the case, the demurrer was overruled,
and the case continued for further hear
ing relative to the question Of bail, until
this morning. An application will
then be made to admit Mr.. Rutter to
bail for his appearance before the Crlmi-
nal Court of Nashville upon the first day
OF the next term. The capias under
which ths arrest of Mr.. Rutter was
made presents the singular anomaly
Of containing no less THAI four distinct
and separate charges, each constituting
Al offense Of different degree and each
punishable in a separate and distinct
manner. TIE Court, in consequence Of
this msnifest defect in the espias, found
it difficult ts determine upon which Of
lhsse several charges it would be proper
to act upon in bidding Mr. Ruttef over,
bat finally determined upon the charge
If embezZlsnent, regarding the others
a. mere suFp!ussge and having no legal
effect. Messrs. Bcown g. Griffin, Yerger
& Sale, Judge Il. V. Dixon, and Col. Gee.
CAN'T appeared for the defense. Judge
Phos. X. Smith and Attorney-G General
Hhorue iJr the prosecution.
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ARKANSAS.
The conference at Marion.
The Objects Of she Invaders
Plainly stated.
The Militia are Fortified.
cavalry ana ReinfSFcemeats
from Little Rock Sent f0T.

The meeting called for yesterday after
noon, at Mound City, OF the refugee
from Arkansas, and their friends, was on
mAturer consideration dispensed with,
and, instead, yesterday morning 8 joint
committee Of citizens Of Memphis, Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas, with NJ. 2. Coeh-
ran, Esq rs chairman, went over 70
Marion to confer with the militia forces.
We understand that the committee, to
the number of nine, went hence to
Mound City, where they found horses
prepared for them, sndthsnce they went
to Marion under q isg of truce,
Hsre they found the militia en-.
Gamped aGi fortified around the jail.
The for,ifiea;i9ns extend from the lake
to the pu5iic 5qusre, enclosing the jail,
and are represented rs quite formidable,
at least TO iLf2ntry without artillery.
They consist Of an earthwork about eight
feet thick, ard palisades, with ditch on
the inside, running around the jail on
three sides, the lake forming the rear de-
Tense. TIE jsii is further fortified by 6
second line OF red0Gb's which complete
ly surround il, and makes It impregnable
to eDy force without artillery.
The militia are In fur companies, ana
when they first arrived did not number
more than ninety, ~ at furthest, a hum
bred men, but have been re-
cruiteG since they arrived up to
aDcut three Eu8dFed. They are OF
every sga, from mere boys OF twelve
years OF age up to dccrepid old men,
white ana black unfortunately, and
are uniformed - in every description Of
toggeIy.
The officers met the committee, and
informed them that they were sent to
the place for & spCct tic purpose, when
they accomplished which they wcuid
leave, sad not till then. This specific
purpose Uas the arrest Of twelve citizsns,
fcuF of whom they already had in jail.
They had semi TO Little REX for
$50 cavalry with which they in
teEded to scoUr the country and catch
the other eight. They refused to give
the names Of the parties or the crimes
they are accused Of,
They Informed the Committee futher
that two citizens had been furnished
with q written parole, at the request of
the cltizsns, who instructed them 10 go to
those parties who are anticipating or agi-
tating an attack upon the militia, ard
beg them to desist. Any attack would
nov be only "beapiBg Goals OF fire"
upon the already totally Frustrated and
helpless community.
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FoR SAFE.
SVONFRALE FOR SALE.

OWING 70 the fslIng health Of JAAES
~ ART who mas u2cE II charge OF tht
premises as manager aE1 partner iol ue iasl
{vsutv-Hvav tarSt. STOEENALlt Q Iarun en-
Brael6. about 1888 scres o. tIe cholGest bgrtion
or Inc estate Of the late DAVID CRAIG HEAD
situated in the bend OF Island Nc. "a AEAansas
side. is now offered Ter sale.
There Gls O. the place sOOut 100 acres ceareur
vel fenced. anu nov il cotton anu corn one
hundred acres in tine cypress timber, 70 when
rom the hank Of TIE riyeTIs, IN com piste run
nine 0rG=T, q ITziuWay. provided win rAltcau
TRUCKS. convenient for bringing L1ADer iOI
shipment The balance OF tue lana IS ES2VlI5
1lmaerGl with oak. ssh, walnut cvttoANooc.
&c II is well leveel, ard a ls-Ee pOEloh O!
ahs tract is entirely shove the highest HOodS
Theirs gre 8lsO on the place coIafoFl&oie hoases,
aesr5 EEarteTF. d gTn and cotton press barns
stabIea.a Eus apple and apeach orchard, aad
everything "a complete running order. Also,
a number OF reliable hands. who have been On
tue place for yeass, EuO may be employed ~
Eue purchaser. Also. mules, horses, STOCK h9Esl
oxen. etc. SufAcigu: to work Il anu Na.usd al
ahout Sitsl. These latter, il VIII Dc desirable 70
dispose n 20 tho purchaser ~ the and.
For further p~aTlca'aEs aFpiyl 20
JAMES STEWART on Tie Premises.
r. W. DAVIS. ~ 'front.' street Memphis
gRALGHEAD, BEEASE& GiBeJS.
da3Im Nashville. Tenn.
:. LOUIS Republican and Cincinnati COM
nfzr.4s., Dsilics) copy q month, nE1Henu Dill
10 D.. +. EAd1eu. 22 Front street, Memphis
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commenced the discussion Of that por-
ton OF the Mayors message, and the
Enclosed document, relative 20 the sale q
the oity's bonds in the Little Rock Rail.
road bat owing ~ the laieness OF the
hour, and the reJh OF several members
from the Board, a further consideration
wa postponed until this evening at four
o'clock,
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MUNICIPAL C0URT-GeO. ". WoldrGn,
Judge. Court convened yesterday
morning, holding long enough 60 dis
pose OF all The business on the calendar.
The following cases have been set for
trial to-day;
ll40 HensWQod VS. Ensiey.
1858 Memphis German Savings Institu-
ton VS. Bender, sur part.
1926 Tennessee State Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Co vs. Walton.
1927 Same vs Peres & Co.
1923 Same VS. Whalen.
1886 Hatch vs. WaggeneF ct al.
1857 Harris VS. Mackey & Co.
1856 Hasch vs. Waggener ct al.
1873 Frech VS. Graves ct al.
1879 Smith VS. Bell.
1880 Smith, admir-, etc, vs. McLsRn.
1856 Memphis German Savings Institu-
ton VS. Lee, Jr, ct al.
LAG Same VS. Raymiller ct al.
1866 Brinkley VS. Gates d Wood.
l464 Same VS. same,
1865 Smith VS. Evans.
1851 Mount vs. Barnard 81 Mcclure.
1891 Miller VS. S0meIviIle.
1918 Farsbee VS. Dslap.
l541 Kane va Home Insurance Go. OF
GcN AChA
l542 same vs. Security Insurance Co. OF
Nav York.
1913 Same VS. Enterprise Insurance Co.
l54ASame VS. Putnam Insurance Go.
1916 Watt VS. Ford.
l547 Wolf, agent, VS. King.
1913 C~itterattp VS. Roma,
l549 Dickinson VS. Elass.
1850 Sutton & Co Ys Bernard & BlrLum.
1851 Cash VS. Ssmmes & Co, ct al.
1852 Fitzgerald vs. Burnstien
1858 Barrow VS. White.
1854 Ford VS. Watt.
l555 Lawhorn vs Iyden ct al.
1906 Greenlaw VS. Mayer.
1857 Fitzgerald vs. Burnstien.
1858 COoK, agent, vs. Trsnor ct al.
1859 Clemes VS. Fleece, sdm'r, ct 81
1860 Selden vs Montgomery.
1861 Mosby, receiver, VS. Fsasseli,
1895 Walker VS. Este,
CHANCERY COURT VIA. al. S09fth,
overwhelmingly calendar OF
motions, pleas and demurrers was heard
and disposed OF. To-day the untried
cases on the calendar published for last
Monday will be called up for hearing,
beginning with No. 5l2
The Clerk and Maeter will take en- se-
count to-day il the case OF Kennedy vs.
nnpuy ct al:
r1LAW UoURT-H s. Lee, Judge.
Court met yesterday morning, pursuant
to adjournment. 1t had been agreed
upon between counsel and so determined
by the Court, that the case Of Manning
SEQ. VS.. Wade should be tried GA that
dsy, but as it was asoeFtained that the
case would probably occupy the stten-
lion of the court for more than a week;
ana IS the Court had announced an
early adjournment, the attorneys agreed
that the case should DO continued over
until next term. To-day the remaining
motions on tho motion docket, which
Usre not heard and determined on Mon
day last, will be taken up. Thursday
will be the last day of this term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-06

TIE HEBREW FAIR The fair and
festival given by the ladies' Of the Main
street Synagogue was duly inRugurated
Monday night at tie Memphis Club Hall,
corner Second and onion streets. a
large number Of the most Intelligent and
f~agLionGble Of the community were pres
er,t. ana were highly delighted by the
very fascinating display at the different
tables st the sail. Articles Of great
value and rare beauty met the eye at
every turn, while the ear was delighted
pitI tbs sweet music OF the band, and
dancing Wa kept up % q late hour OF the
sigat. We eSHHOt recommend a more
~eTDropy!ste place 70 those who wish Il
enjoy a pleasant evening, Dun Hebrew
feilow.cit zsns have shown themselves
gerry liberal in the support OF Rarious
institutions without regard 10 sect or
creed, SAL we hope that their Christian
aeIghbOrs viii Eeciprocste on this occs-
slon, foE the beneht OF Rev. Dr.. Tusks's
congregation.
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JUST received, the latest style of Hoop
skirts at Rec & EngePs, 233 Main st. I

EPIPHANY.-T1-6ay is Epiphany, or
twelfth !sy-the old Christmas. 1t is
called twelfth day as being that num-
Ter OF days after Christmas, and Epi-
paany from = Greek word Simplifying
GprearaDce.' l. was first celebrated as
a separate day from Christmas about S13,
A. d., formerly beipg a part of the
Christmas holiday. There will be wOr-
shipin the Roman and Anglican churches
to-day as on other holy days.
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AMUSEMENTS.

NEW MEHPHIs-A very fair house
greeted the Lady Of the Lake last night,
st this, our par erceiLe1ce, place of resort.
dT. Hamilton rs James Fitz James"
Mr.. Higgins as "Roderic Dhu," Mrs.
flanagan as Ellen" and Mrs. Taylor as
Blanche were sl most excellent, and
the house more than NEE showed their
appreciation OF each character. The
play for this evening is The Streets of
Near York, for the benefit OF Mr.. Ham
iitOn. We hope the house may be crow
ded, and that the benefit may be a rou
ser, for never did an actor merit more at
the hands Of q theater. going public Than
Mr.. Hamilton. He is q gentleman in
every ems Of the word, and q most ex-
celleat sctOr-0ne whose modeety alone
is all that prevents his being q "star."
THE-GAYETIEs.-This new institution
bids fair soon to outstrip anything that
has ever been attempted in our city be-
fore in tAe way Of genuine variety en-
teEtsinment. The management have Sc
iected a most admirable CORDS of artists
snd actors, and deserve the support o.
that portion Of the public who love euch
8 style OF amusement, We shall take
occasion to speak personally of the vari-
u ladies and gentlemen employed at
an early date,
4 VARIETIES was, IS usual, full OF
= laughter-loviDg crowd, vino enjoyed
the comiealitiss presented until their
sides acbed. Manager Broom has q good
company and is doing q good business
in the line Of amusing the public"
THE STEAM MAN.-This humbug,
worthy o: Barnum in his pslmiest days,
drew quite q crowd Of gulls yesterday
ourEeii among the number. Live and
learn " is an old mOtto-one well exem-
plihed in this last Yankee humbug.
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WANTS.

AM WANlED-Auy one Oetlroua % ne4-
--1b ~ Northumberland, Just Outsid5tbe
civ. can Hnl "a buyer by calling at o. t'nais
street
TvANrTED- gituRtiOn rs BOOk-kEEFEa
~ By man 81 several years experiences 70
Grst-ci6ss houses. ~Thegpplicact was bora Ah0
-1fs-f IN ne city. has a large circle OF ae-
guatatsuoss. and can produce the pess or Tns,-
ness references for honesty and caHAcHy. Z.
he r-sdy 20 take y situation on Janus. aI
Address =. %. NJ, ct this onice- uvoA"
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THE oslMIssEoNERsHIP
A New AsPiranl Scr BeaumOngs
Stretches.
Preaching and Praying,

So long q time has elapsed since our
worthy Chief CT Police, Col. Beaumont,
was called by the Little Rock Railroad
to take charge OF its interests, and 50
much was said N the sui ject Of his sue
cessor st the time, that Inc matter be-
came stale and uninteTesting, and for
some time past we have had no rumors
even as to whom or upon whom would
fsll the mantle of his Office. Each OF
the candidates for the honor fiourished o
brief day, was the subject of , telegram
or two from or to Nashville, and then
fell into oblivion.
Yesterday, however, the city was
startled by the announcement that the
man and the hour had met. The new
Beaumont had been found. A man
whose plethoFio legs, and well developed
understandings would exactly fill the
vacant breechss and shoes, had turned
up ut Knoxville. Twas even whispered
that he had already received the ap-
pointment, and would enter upon the
duties Immediately.
This news set everybody on q tiptoe OF
ex expectation as to vino the new F uehe
could be, and az last Il leaked Gu hat
the news had come by telegraph to a
high police official, from the private sec
rotary Of the Governor, and thst the
/" coming man" was the Rev. w. II
PEARNE.
This individual, whom runnoT thus
makes our Chief of Police, is a sc2lawag
par5On, a hangeT-on OF E4ton's, the car
pet-bsg Superintendent Of Public Educa-
ton. 1t was but a day or two ago that
we saw it announced that Brownlow had
appointed him his successor rs "SeDiOT
Editor" OF the Knoxville Wig. These
Two last facts speak volumes Es to his
moral fitness for the position.
We understand that lie has already
made out q programme OK how the ma
chine is to be run" as soon as he takes
the ermine upon him. The first move
will be to capture ths Ironclad and kim
bred institutions, and ransom the in
mates. This Varieties, Gayetiee, steam
man, and free lunch houses are next to
be blackmailed, ard if u sufficient sum
is not paid, to be suppressed. The Po-
lice force are to be made attend
prayers three times Z day, and
sing q psalm at roll call, morning
and evening. The uniforms are to be
changed from blue to black, with white
checkers, and the hair Of the officers and
men of the fOree is to be cropped close.
The following motto IS to be placed over
the desk in each s~tstionhOuse
There's nary honest man On earth,
And scarcely one in heaven
A very stringent police code is to be
adopted-the blue laws o! Connecticut TO
form the basis. Due allowances will be
made to Radical cleFgylen on sprees,
and rooms ct one of The many popular
resorts spoken OF above, Will be retained
for them by the month.
We suppose it ws8 3 "fellOw feeling +"
that caused Brownlow toappoint Pesrne,
as he wished 10 take care of the cloth,
Further particulars viii be given when
the facts tF@nspigs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-06

Go CARTS IN LoUlsYILLE-Messrs.
Allen 4 BsylIss, well known young gem
tlemen OF this city, have started q lire OF
parcel" Express cSrts in Louisville.
MIR. Allen has been connected with the
APPEAL Office for ONE years, and we
sTa clad TO record his success. Full of
ehefgy and entirely reliable, We nope
greenbaeks enough to load all their use
full little vehicles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-06

UNDINE and the great New Orleans
combination did not arrive yesterday, on
account OF the failure OF the traiOs to con-
meet on the Mississippi road. They will,
however, appear this evening positively
at the Greenlsw Opera House. We be-
spelk and predict for them a brilliant
and hearty reception.
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Fog BABE.-We hsve 252 acres Of
laud within three miles Of Cold Water,
Miss, which re wish TO sell. AisO 81
acres..Within three miles of Memphis.
There IL an acre and 6 hall o. gtTswber-
gies Sqd q fine young orchard Of selected
fruit trees on the So acres IEsr the city
aud the {sEea il well adsptG- for garden
ing purposes. TOBIN, LYNN q Co,
~ $50 Main street.
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CONS! CoRNsI. CoRNs!!!-By re-
quest, DIR. Li-doman, the celebrated sur
geon ChirapOdist will remsn d week
longer for Inc purpose Of curing eoFns,
bunioDs and ~iBgrOwing nails: Cures
svithout pain or craving blood. Rfon
d ONprtou Hotel. Al
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT a meet
ing Of the Board Of Officers OF this insti-
tuition yesterday, J. Z. S;rattop, ESQ in
the chair, W. II. Cherry, Easq., was
unanimously elected to Rn the position
Of Mr.. Nelson, tie late President, re.
signed. This is an excellent selection,
and we congratulate the Chaunbsr Oh its
choice,
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AdueTtisemefts IN his column Flo-
lisaed AZ 10 cents PEI Inc, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous Ga-
Cerfisa.g kaol0a to tie newspaper '0or5a'
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TIE ELMwOOD COLLEGIATE INsIL-
syrTF for young gentlemen and boys, To-
Gated near the end Of the Street Railroad,
,DsU resume IFS session on Monday,
Isnuary Il, 1858. Prof. T. J. Norcom,
> skilIfuI and popular instructor for ten
vears IN Memphis, who established this
Snefftution in 1875, and conducted it sue
cosafuIlv for many years, will reanme the
csra of II; and he is so well known IS an
ocoomnlisbd scholar, thorough teacher,
I'D ssccessial discipliharisD, that We
oangrstulate our young friends on his re-
tn-n 10 the city. Students from the city
are charged only half fare on the Street
railroad. and the ride IN bad weather, or
walk I'M good weather, is the best gym
nsslje exercise they could take ~
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THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception Of transient guests and
boarders. Price per day, 81 90. Day
Board, SO per month. We will be glad
10 welcome cur old friends and guest-.
II d. COCKRELL & SONS.
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HEBREW FAIR.-The vote on the ele-
CANT French clock for the. most popular
banker, at the Hebrew Fair, now III pro-
gress at the Memphis Club Hall, stood
last night SO follows: E. NJ. Appersou,
81 @. p. Norris, 81; ]. B. Kirkland, II;
Jacob Levi, II u. A. Partee, 9. There
is great rivalry manifested among the
friends OF the different candidates. The
voting will continue only a few nights
longer, and We hope that the voters will
lose 40 t;me ia canvassiug GnS polling
the biggest vote fof thelr fAvorlte eandi-
dates,
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Old RFrLsBLE.-The best Of I'ittsburg
coal. lump. nut ard slack, sold by Big
ley, Meilersh & Co, South Court and
Main streets, Bethel BloeR. Rates Al
WAYS q low a. the lowest. u
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THE THRoNG of strangers which
crowded our streets during the holidays,
has somewhat decreased-though Main
street is very lively during the middle Of
the DAY. The hotels IRE also quite full
Of guests, and on the whole, our city is in
a most iouTishing condition.
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THE STEAM MAN CHALLENGED.-Dr.
Stillman proposes to take the worst Grip
pie in town, give him The Great Gener.
al Restorative one month, and then run
him against tue eteaAa Llsl, the length
of Main street, fnF one thousand dollars.
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THE SUICIDE.-AntoniO Podesta, the
young man who shot himselfin the head
on Gsyoso street, Monday evening, died
yesterday morning. from the wound.
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SELLING of our entUs stock Of winter
WALKER BROS. g C {.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING - Marked
down! marked down.
WALKER BROS. & On.
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PgsIS kPPEkL
emc8-EG. IS jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

CLOSING cot sale Of winter dress goods
Al q great reduction, ct Rice & Engeis. I
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TIE finest inYoiaa of Jenkins & Cos.I
Teas in this city ct @. g. Jackson's, SO
Adams street.
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VIM. WATSON, DENTIsT-After an
absence for some time, has again return
ed to tbs city, and now offers his profess
siOnal services to aequsintances and the
public generally. Office with his brother,
!. r. Wassop; deptist, 30. alG Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
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DIarIEs Tor 1869 Geo. Pattison A 60.
have the finest stock in tho CITY, GeI
one, 3I74 Main street. u
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AT eleven O'CLOCK this morning,
Messrs. Register, TreZavant q Go. sell at
auction, ST their salesroon, a small lot of
very elegant Ermine and SWsnsdowB
Nuts and CsPes, to which the attention
OF thu ladies is specially called.
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THE COURTS.

GREAT reduction in Opera Closks at
Rice d Engel's.
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BLANR Books, Blank Books. The
most complete stock in the city. Geo.
Psttison q Co. have them at 3i73 Main
street. If
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THE TRADE SALE, 81 advertised by
W. h. Passmore Ct Co., comss off this
morning st 10 O'Clock. There stock is
large and varied and can be seen early
this morning. Taen will alec be sold .
case CT geatlemenIs wear.
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No HUMBUG-we mean what we say
sill winter goods sold st Walker Bros. &
Co.'s at New York cost.
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PERSONAL Amongst the distin-
guished arrivals in our city yesterday
We notice the Grand Sire Of the r. w.
Grand Lodge /. O. -. h. OF the DAited
States, Capt. q. d. Farnsworth, of Nash
vile,
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TO WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JGst re-
ceived one thousand ~overcOats from So
10 SO each, at Wsiker Bros. g. Co., 229
Main street, Clay BUilding. II
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Message Of 3EsyOr Erftwich-Re-
ports OF 0Eicers.
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IL winter dVefs goods marked down
- cost. Call and examine.
~ N- WALKER BROA co
- Min slraeI
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DIssOLUTIoN.-The firm of FIaherty
& Walsh has been dissolved by mutual
consent, The susinesSwill be conducted
In future by Jss. FlsheTty & Co., the
senior member Of which, Mr.. Fiaherty,
has been a resident of this city for
twenty years, and 10 IS well known as
any man upon the Bluff. To those need
ing their services we would say give
them q call and we guarantee satisfaction.
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GREAT reduction in Mems ha's at Rice
& Eugei's, 233 Main street
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. H0ERNER,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and ApOtheearya
Sd and 90 Real Street.

CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF all descriptions
~ made aud written reports furnished.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining TO a inst
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LACEs, EDGINdS AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
W. II. PASSWORD Co. have just received
q consignment, from New York, Of ele-
CANT and rich l&ces, etc, to which the
attention Of the ladies is respectfully in
vited.