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EPISCOPAL.
AcqusttaI of the Rev. Mr. Hub
bard.
From the New York Sun, slst.

From the New York Sun, slst.l
The ecclesiastical court Of the Episco-
pal Church, which met in Providence,
Rhrde Island, some time ago, to try Rev.
JohG 2. Hubbard, on 3 charge OF permit
ting a Baptist Minister to read the ser
vice and preach to his congregation, has
Just rendered q verdict of scquittal. One
Of the three eleTgymen composing the
court ditssnts, but the other two unite IL
saying that Mr.. HubbaTd's conduct does
not cons ituta a violation OF the canon
tbouga they seem from their published
opinion, u tuink him morally guilty Of
not conforming to the spirit of his ordi-
nation vcTe, aud intimate tnst under the
recent amendment to the canon, be
might lie held liable to discipline for that
offense.
This result o! a case which has excited
Desrly IS much attention as that of the
Rev. MF. Tying is significant of con-
siderable differences, 10 tone and temper
of mind, between tue members OF the
court which tried Mr.. Hubbard and that
which tried Mr. Tying. The former
seem 10 have discussed the matter on
broad AID liberal principles, while the
latter, though technically correct, were
also sharp and severe, and not disposed
70 give the cuipiit the benefit of their
dOubs. The Providence clergymen may
not be as good lawyers, but We think
they have shown more wisdom then their
New YORK brethren.
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HOMICIDE.
A Federal 0niceF Kills 4 Citizen
"a NiH4 fIar.sh, IA.

The following is from the Eatchitoches
Times, of December 26!
On Monday last, Brig Gen. n. b. Nc
LaughleD, oommsLding q. s cavalry in
this vicinity, went over TO Winn parish,
accompanied by an orderly sergeant
only, TO investigate the circumstances
connected with the murder of Hal Fra
gier and another c0lOrad man, so ac-
count ai which was given in our columns
last week. While going along the ross,
ia the vicinity OF the murder, he acei-
destaily met Wm. Kimball, one of the
two brothers charged with the unpro.
voked murder OF coiOred man st Gun.
neyls Ferry in 1855. On sesing General
McLaughlen, Ktmbsll 1i5d and was pur
sued by the GensTal, both being on horse
back. After being pursued FOR short
time, Kimbsll Yves thrown from his horse
while attempting to cross u creek bot
tom, or morsss. He rose up immedi-
at9ly; and, protected by his horse, began
to FIRE at Gen. McLaughlen, at the same
time demanding his surrender. Tue
General returned bis shots, and after the
third or fourth round, wounded klmball
in the face. Gsl, McLsughlen escaped
unhurt, but his horse was wounded 10
the neck. Kimball then cried out that
he would surrender bat when Gen. NC
Lsughien approached hiss, ne jumped
on his horse and agsiG took to Il ght. he
was again pursued, and as he lied, tfed
again at-his pursuer, but without effset
Gen. Mef, ,augbien returned the fire and
killed Kim bali, who died instantly.
Young Kimball was Ia company with
his father when first seen. The orderly
sergeant vss left with the father, aud
youag Kimban Wss p4rsned by Gen:
McLaughlen alone. Old Mr.. Kimball
was not molested, nor did he take any
part in the resistance offered to the au-
thority of the General, though we are in
EoEmed that after the body OF kimball
was brought home, mis- family and friends
made some .warliks demonstrations,
which, however, did not result In any
attack. Being alone, Gen. McLaughlen
very prudently retired and returned to
this parish
These are the circumstances related
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SUICIDE.
A Mania for suicide in Esaly.

Florence Correspondence New York Timesl
Suicide is much more common here
than might bs expected, among SO care
less a people. / do not know the per
centage for ell Italy, but It must be
greater than with US The pistol and
the pool are more commonly resorted to
than liquid poison and the fumes OF char
coal. Love, loss Of property, and de-
mestic infelicity are the common causes
but life is taken for the most trivial rea-
s0ps, and by very yOu3g persoDs. Here,
IN Florence, We havej just had three cases
in single day. A girl OF seventeen
throws herself IIom the P0nte Yecchio,
because she Is discharged from domestic
servics, for some petty detection. The
spectacle was remarkable one. ~
least thousand persons, mostly men,
lined the quay and bridges, aud with
mute curiosity saw, for fifteen minutes,
d human creature struggling 10 the
water, and not hand or foot Was moved
10 save.
A bark, bearing policeman, arrived
very leisurely, and Gshed tie. body
from the bjttOm, and then an u1Ofiieisl
physician pronounced life extinct, and
another policeman, in due course, rem
dered the verdict.
Another case was that Of q young man
employed in the Government service,
who blow ogt his braine il the Ca5cine,
lately become rather a fayori5e pl sce for
suicides. He had written ad zeu letters,
eaten a meal st u tr0ttOria near by,
taken of a part Of MS clothes and folded
them in newspapers, so that they might
not be soiied with bis blood, and incl0sad
q note requesting that these and the pis
q - -
whom he had been lodged.
The reason given for his selt-taking-9ff
was that he had not bean sufficiently
stfectionate and grateful to bis parents.
Thus one sses what are som3 Of The mo-
tiVsg for Italian suicide.
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an AMERICAN BELLE.
what She IS Ga Contrast with
the Me.ISTH cE.

The H-r1Id's Paris correspondent adds:
As ! ever record the names q every Tis-
ing star in the fashionable world, msy
not forget that OF Nine. Moult0n, who
was the heroine Of CCmpeigDe a week
ago Sac is an American sDd gifted by
nature with & lovely physique y as the
ParisiSns say, sHd q spiegdid voice.
Mime de Nejternich and heTself have
got up p EausicGl 1itI podria1, which l.
called, ,N0ulton-CompeigLe The Aneri-
can behe does al the singing and tie
Am bassadress Of Austria all the accom-
psuimeat. It wss heard for the first
time on the night Of the d0nSe 7iacG5Te
Mime. MouitOu dresses with more ee-
gance than the French, or perhaps size
carries Oft dress bstter than Partisan Ia
dies dc. She ia bruno, hsr hair is raven
black, and she wears it in long, Opuient
cGrls. Sae is admirable ia that pale
gsuzs called "nymph's thigh" and,
shrOuded in white tulle, and when seated
~ the blonde Duchesse a Albuquerque,
VITO powders her hair and always looks
vapDroI-, the two extremes Of beauty in
90 o blonde sBd 3 bruno ere enough to
make a man wish = we're not illegal to
rye two wives, one Of each sort.
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HORRIBLE FATE.
A Georgian ana His two Sisters
Burned 10 Death.

From the Macon Telegraph, December 30 H.
On Christmas night house situated
Ave miles from App!ing Courthouse, the
county cite Of Columbia county, Ga,
and occupied by e Mr.. Gabriel Martin
and two grown sisters, was burned to the
ground and its three occupants consumed
in the flames. The neiehboT5 arrived
too late to save the bodies from the fire,
but il is generally believed that the
house was first entered By negroes, the
three persons murdered, AID the pre- NJ
ises set on FIRE 10 destroy sll evidences Of
the crime. Mr.. Martin was supposed 10
have good deal of money coucealed on
the place, and this furnishes the true Key
to the whole transaction. Il ia scarcely
probable that three grown persons would
sleep so souBdly as to be burned alive in
the house without a single one escaping.
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REVEFALs.
spurgeo u COuyer"2s Children

The Palma Y Gazette protests agsf--sS
III GabiIdre7,- Tevivals" that. have
lately been held in Mr- Surgeons Tab
a-soc,e ulf,ta -7,c i've is, Of courFe, eZ-
celjenf bat he arenc employed il sim
piv shocking. A large number Of chill
fcsn ere brrrght tr0etbe,'. their feelings
are excited 10y fervid descrl FtoDs OF lne
most sacred events, and Il eb ths Az !,
MANAGEMENT is put forth, Tho Pssnds ot
children converted 1t has been Eea'e"
fhaE At sc yersl of these meetings 3 usta-
naer ard nails and a crown oi tn.'tns
we're exhibited. A show or hahas va
also asked for from those VINO ilsn tounI
Jesus A correspondent OF cotenpo-
raTy sEserts that on one OF these occs-
sions only few children heId up tneI
hands; the poor creatures probably di1
not understand what the 'revivailst
meant, He then put the question ID
another form: If dear Mr.. Newman
Hall were to invite all Of you to tea who
had found Jesus this week, how many
would there bep Hold I'd your hands.
instantly, adds the writer, some three
or four hundred hands wsre hOisted IN
+ the ai-, 80 rapid was the process Of con.
VERSION All this was very scsndslous
( a,d Mr.. Sturgeon, WHO'S kird hearted
and sensible man, ought to put stop to
II. Some doctor has warned the pro-
u,oters of the meetings that the excite
n,ent must be attended with much dan
ger to the children. Bat it does not need
( This suggestion to condemn proceedings
rospifestly cruel in their effects upon
,.hilcren's minds"
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January John Mode
witt, on Christmas dav, wrote to Phelap
& CollendeT, of New y YJrk, surresdering
the champion billiard cue, in order that
it might be hereafter competed for with
the "pash shot y barred, and Pnelan q
Oollerdsr have returned the cue to Nc
Dewitt ss the 0ns mos. deserving of it,
and he now challenges any one in the
world TO compete for the golden cue at
5000 8 side, sc the American game for
1900 or 1000 points on a second siz9 four
pocket stand ard size table with p inch
balls. The challenge to remain Qpsn for
thirty days.
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n o Il.

s--yE-ALED proposals viii be received 81 the
. G6ice Il TIE undersigned 10 Jackson port,
Jackson county. ArEansas, until the first day
Cf January, lots. f1f the erection Of a BRIO X
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
slils, lrou ccTuico- sfalrwsy6 and balconies.
slate aud lin roof. he size Of said building s.
Dy ~ feet with cenfs- pE0jecttous on e8Cr side
and end, c- two BY Hffsen fe=T, carried up with
s.CUEltCT-es to be two stories h'gu, with
zlc ssisGEd gr French ROOF. DsIfry and dome.
t1aa and tpec-Ec.tcus can be seen a. this
-ices Three annual % yu1euts. 10 bs made &C.
fug ta the progress ~ The work, and the
SUI - 30 be cgrH aieifI - fhg first OF Jan
LoAas zad the ps ymerts 10 be made ac-
10y, 4osJ, - reports 81 tLe lntelnsI Improve
I1Lug 10 L. '~iLiEE lo The court-
AaeuL JOmul'st. RILH.I kINMAE,
u Jackson County, ARK.
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RIDING 0N a LADDER.
4 Brutal GId-ItshtOned Welsh
Customs

Gan old fashioned Welsh custom ("
has jd3t bseu T5SiEed Ia the little village
of Waeniawr, North Wsiss. r. man
named Williams, who had beeome sepa-
rated from his wife, got married again,
and With his second wife took 10 his
residence st WGeaTaWT, st the house OF
her sister. This circumstance greatly
shocked the Geighb0rs; and after perse-
cutting the second wife for q long time,
in the hope Of getting rid Of her, they, a
few evenings ago, got ladder, freshly
tarred, aud assembling ia force before
the house where Mrs. Williams lodged,
demanded that sac snoul be given up to
them, so that they might "csTry her
about the roads, Mrs. Roberts, her sis
ter, went TO the window and beseeohed
them to go away but they declared that
they would stay there a week il neces-
sary, and that If Mrs. Wi liams did not
shortly come out they WUu3 Z break in
and carry her ofIs After little further
parley they began to carry out the latter
portion OF their threat, and after they
had forced the lock OF the front door,
and broken several OF tls windoEs Mt
Roberts, who was lytIS ~ beQ danger
ously III, said Mrs Williams must 60 cut.
She gave herself up accordingly, and
was placed upon the ladder IN an upright
position, with her legs apart, and thrust
through two Of the Spaces between the
rounds. The ladder wes Ihan hoisted
upon the shoulders OF two msa, and from
ten o'clock till midnight, when they
brought her home hall dead, the woman
was "eaTTied about the Tosds,n her
bearers being relieved by others in the
crowd as they became tired. 4 police
man witnessed the proceedings, follow
ing the procession for two miles, but be
dared nOJiaterieTe. He, however, took
down ths nslnes Of ten men and two
women whom he recognized il the
crowd, and on bsing brought before the
magistrates, they we're convicted of as
aAnlt; and fned 20J, e7oh, Including
costs A solicitor appeared on behalf Of
the defendants spd p!egdsd, in extenus
ton Of the off5nse, that lt was . an old
fashioned way among neighbors, which
had been prevalent in Wales in former
yeaTE,H
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CANADA.

TORONTO, Jan. 4-The Whalen case
esEleaup to- day befJre the Court of Errors
on an appeal, and the Judges unsni
mously decided that writ of errors was
the proper course to bring the prisoner
before the Court. Hon. J, II. Cameron
then prOcse led with his argument, al
leging errors ss to the challenge of
Sparks and Hudgins Msssrs. Robinson
and Anderson replied for the Crown.
The prisoner was remsnded until the
22d, when 6 decision will be given.
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PARTISAN FASHIONS.
G. JIns - = SyeIs - Flowers and
Dcini-'TViiette,

A Partisan correspondent OF she New
York Times says:
Gems and jewels being SO profusely
worn, il hiss become an art to conceal
their absence where ladies have not
doBTy of diamonds and pearls TO boast
Of TGis is easy. a judiCious selection
from the treasures of Flora will ever
charm and delight the tasteful. Flow
ers ara worn very full, very large, and
the gsudiest are in demand. They are
set off with crystal powder, imitation
gems, which is very bad taste, and. the
brightest velvet poufs in the emerald,
nsc9rat, ruby and autumn leaf shades.
White, blonde, and satin, with brids'
heads peeping out Of the ENHANCEMENT,
are very much admired. The great
novelty in tortoise shell Is a spiral,
through which the back strands are
drawn. Il twists in and out, keeping
the fl wing hair sm0oth, and is adopted
by ladies who like the mermaid style,
but thsve discovered that, however poetic,
it is not quite agreeable to cavaliers 20
get every now and then, when the wind
blows, switch from said tails IN their
faces.
And now will close with bOquets for
the hair, in order to prove that very
much art can be substituted for precious
stones. A garland Of vervain mixed
with green rushes, sll shades; q wreath
Of currant shaded gerAnium, with velvet
open green leaves end trails; . yellow
water lily and closed bud, and crystal
ICED verdure aud trail, over which q
swarm of golden flies; a large tea or
China rose, with beetle upon it, and
q Gordon OF buds.
There is nothing new In demi-toiIette
with The exception Of tAst very ugly red
called antique or Gaf9u 1in. ltis neither
nacarat, nor claret, nor amsTanthine; il
is forbidding, and when cut according to
the last style Is most buIlesque. The last
style is dreas in ave stories or stages,
ana begins at the bottom with ii junce
for number one, then a skirt with ffiil
for mum Der two, then psnier for num-
Der three, then q fiJunced peEeline for
number four, and then ffilled
hood for number FIVE. Much more
elegant IL the plain oF'giaoe poult, With
train, round which festhers or fur and
the tight casque with tunlc pSnier Ia one,
looped in elegant folds aud full behind,
with or without those pervsrse folds f.om
the neck, called able gallant.
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Pike ~ . OhnSOn,
COUNSELLOR9,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
wA5EINGTOE, D. c.

THIS FIRM. ESTABLISHED AT WASH
/ iuztou, tU1hce, 2Iz = streeil, viii attend 10
SUurerae Court OF tie Uaitej s;sfe~ and Court
or Claims and also 10 the recover O. clalfns s
against Ene Government or individuals, and
u business before ColzIess and ID tie Depart
lneurS.
Tne senior member hiss been practising
lEvFer To- tElUy-tEo ears SI-l Is a fnelnteF
oil The bars OF the Supreme Courts OF At5 an
sss. Leu s.aul eUu It's United states. -e
EuIl1r bred lawyer, -as isEE a hsfTg SCI "a
Elv- aEd Senator IN the Cong res o! Iso q Alted
state a.,.f familiar with tae modes Of L-sns
acting business iu tie DHlI2rtrr ent7-
TIE senior ~ aiming his residence 81 tteIn-
rnis viii also. 1s 7ue OF the fem Of PIKE.
ADAMS G. PIKE, ate G ID eases in the su-
Ore1ns courts ~ Arkansas slu Tennessee Snt
ia the UCiIsL STATES t5STjs ana thsucery
Cont az N--g1l.fs nuv1- ID
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Pour Plantations for Sale OF Gent.

rTHEEE Plantations, containing about SO
scfes eacE, together with stock, corn. fodder,
Implements. etc, on came THESE farms are
sffuared RhCuf twenty miles rom Mem phis
,sFaf Pleasant lii De Soto county. N ississ. .Vpi
Vne other farm contains about l5FJ acres, and
+. situated ia Ashley cnpntV, Arltaii sas. For
Iefns Amply 10 me, near Pleasant Hill Miss
4. A. -dANWEiLs.
Refer o. r. NJ a po-son & Co. and TsylOr &
1. tl.rn Aremnl :. Ienn. df.l In
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RUN AS FOLLOWS,

BOth Trains connect Tor NashV1IIe,
The S:I5 D. m connects for Cairo and St. Louis,
arriving at ST. Louis at 1880 p m. next day.
Through Tickets at BedHced Kstes,
Can be procured st the Cora pany's once, 23z5S
81 Baggnge Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company; at Hotels, Phi
vabe Residences, or on board DORis, 10 all prtn-
ciDal pcln q E1sE aud n 0Fth.
SAN. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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ALB&N Z.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 4.-The Leg
isisture meets to morrow. Gov. EOff
mans message viii be sent in after the
organic alton, whi0h will probably be ef-
gscted without delay. The Republicans
OF the Assembly, in csucas, have nomI-
mated Truman YOunglove for Speaker.
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NOgfUe.

T1HE c0rsrtnership heretofore existing be-
L tween G. ". SturdiVant-J J. A. EsgIlls and
,. q. T.auhOrn. under the firm name of g. ".
rTI KEiNA,sT e &. =. was this daE dlzsDl EsG Cy
rrutu-i sgr,-tTneut g.. ". SiErdiF2nL harluZ
rlurcrased The entir- Istersst OF the gcrsriug
l,arfuers vglli continue Ehe Grocery ana Com
mission business az the old stand, No i-s FIDut
- rect. be alUus D. authorized 10 wind up tie
affairs oflhe iats GrIn and irresponsible for the
-tsD litltE OF sad finn. G. W. SIl RDlNANT,
J. a. NENILIS.
=. q. LAW hCiN.
IRnuarv I 1862 lal
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Notice.

II ANEES disposed % my entire Interest In
L 4 She drlns Cf Matthews, JUdsOn q Co, and
Judson q Go. 20 the remaining partners, am
10 longer q mem Der thereof THey assume 81
the iudeblednes- OF said firms, and are alone
authorized 10 collect the debtFdness Que the
same. K, q. laAIHHE HS.
MeInphis, Tenn, E5v. q, 1865
The business OF said Arms will continue as
he-efof0re by the undersigned .uerlafnin mart
mere uuder G. e name ana slyIe OF JUDSOS &
40 who assume the liabilities OF said firms
ana " no alone sIe authorized 10 collect the in
dcbtedness due the same
A. 3. JBDsOT
7. Il. IUDsOS
j. -. ALEXh SBFR
Memphis. November ., ioeS.
In retiring FROM said firms respectfully re-
cafurneud them 70 the patronage OF noy friends
rr,,-a9 irp r. &. MATTHEW'S.
Ledger. Bulletin and Post copy.
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ed, weary and iovtsoYs They desire to
return thanks to the conductor Of the
train for his kiDdness ia stopping to take
them on board. The next time the sher-
iff visits thstcountry he should take with
him posse sufficient to clesu out the
whole gang OF thieves and rsscals which
exists there
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TO us. we DO not vsuch for their sbso-
late accuracy, bat they are believed 70
be ia the main correct: AS Gen. Me
Lkughlen has been arrested and the mat
ter viii undergo q Judicial investigation
befors Judge Oswald on Tuesday next,
ge foTbear comment.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. have Trsc; Of Land, - acres
y near fEe Old state Line road, We miles
rom Memphis. vel improved. with 8
good young Orchard OF Peaches, APPLES,
PeuS and Cherries, Sl extra HI= Vel
-ar ,Hatc-. which I wish u sell tor c.1sh.
IrIs D-scr- is lu ST excellent u-ighboEhoDd,
near Sir. r. !, SIna,b and Geo. C.-{iolmes In
s1u.Ts on the premises, o. OF S1rE8cnL 6 GrsT6sr
Ge-i 20 ukW RDBI. ". LJEH ENJ.
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49, ID q perfu Oleners.

,rr erd every one deslroas 10 have State
y rfs put on CT Tspalpsd can have it
-An-.,.lv ana satisfactorily done by leaving
- s-sn ~ gay sla e al John heio's Carpenter
s fs,,fl,ssr's thop, on JeffersOns between sec
- - - srnird streets. in the Te0r o. No. o..
cnn "ii- W. ". MONTGOMERY,
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ERTEEE.

a oE the Merchants EatiCust Bank. at 1hs
banking house ca MONDAY. JaIuavy -, Is7J
bstgreeu Tire EUEr- OF y an. snd pm, 10
elect Nine Directors for ssid Bank for the eusu-
5e-lIf6 H.A.PARTFE. cashier.
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D1ssoLUT1oNs.
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
IN POWER & MCCOY is fhts day dissolved
by mutual consent. The debc9 due the firm
win be collected by Mr.. q. r u. Jones, who has
been made u astee by us for that purpose.-
JOHN POWER.
THOMAS MCGEOY.
Memphis Tenn.. December l. 1s68 de2 ~
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The publication Of legal notices oc-
cupies the space of ten columns in the
Alabama State paper
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On Monday, January II. 1850.

Between the hours OC Do. am. aud PIN, fog
the purpose Of electlug seven Dire, tors for the
ensuing year. j. 9. LU&5DAi E,
u - : -
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IMPORTATION TO PLANTERS.

w f have on hand a consignment of the eel
w ebraled DICKSON SELECT COTfON
SEED which we offer for fale in lots 20 sun
the Planter. This Seed, the most pTolne "a
use, Ses been known 70 yield on an aNs,Lass
TWO b> LES TO THE ACRE The stsPle =
very supehor, and sample stalks may ~ seen
AZ our oflee We respectfully invite the AZ
tenti0n OF The planting e0mmualsS anu we
trade generally 70 the great suPeHloIny OF thls
Seed.
~ Circulars sent to address free.
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Notice

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
n Gf the De-8IO EusuraIfce and Trust Com
Iany o- Memphis that there TllI De an cleo
lion held at Jhs oiiics Of The COSSF2ny
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coTToN--oOMmIssIoN
r. a. NOON
Cotton Factor, Produce and Commission
Merchant,

252 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn, Commercial
Block.
VIH ATKFUL for the patronage OF the past
season (far exceeding anything Icould have
reasonably exp peeted under the circumstances,
it affords me pleasure 10 again offer my ser
vices Ia the planting community seeking Mem
phis as a market for the sale OF their Cotton
and Other Products. My personal attention
will be devoted TO the sale OF all COnsignments
from Eay friends. Ny charges, as heretofore
for selling Cotton, VIII be one Dollar per Bale
Commissions. COnsignments IN transit or in
store insured In my Open Policy, unless in
structed ts the contrary. Liberal advances
and supplies of ali kinds furnlEhed at the low
est cash prices.
sep22 dSwsn RA. MOON.