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CRIMINAL INTELLuGENoE.
A Negro Thief shot by a Policeman
abe WOuna Probably Mortal.

a Negro Thief shot by a Policeman
1he Wound Probably Mortal.
Yesterday evening, about six o'clock,
q negro thief named VIM. Gray, went
into the store of Mrs. Burke, Nc. IA
Csusey street, and picking up = piece OF
meat and carving-knife, made of with
It. Mrs. Burke gave the alarm, and
several policemen happening to be pass
ing, they gave chase. Gray ran up
Causey street to the market, ana took
down the bank of the bsyou. Seeing
him about to escape, soma u OF the
force fired at him, and he fell, rolling
down into the bayou. When the officers
came up they found him shot through
the body, and wrilhing in great agony,
the ball having entered under the Shout
der blade and come out above The nipple,
on the right side.
DR.. Poole was called on, and came I'M
medIstely, but could do nothing for the
wounded man, who at nine O'Clock last
night was in a very dangerous situation,
bleeding profusely externally and inter-
nsily, wet and completely chilled
through. Although q robber, overtaken
red handed, we could not help commits
serating the poor devil.
Captured.
Officer Ben Jarrett yesterday ''pulled -
VIM. Hall, a negro, for having commit
ted the daring robbery on Friday at
Cayce's auction store-lifting $3.50 irom
Z countryman named Roweli. Hall is a
notorious and expert thief, and was only
released from jail on Thursday. He was
lately brought from Nashville on q SINH
lar charge. Officer Garrett has the dead
wood on him this time.
miscellaneous.
Mike Foley, the msckerel who cut
Morningstar st the Peabody Concert Sa-
loon on Friday night, is held until to-
morrow for examination.
Andrew Jackson Hodges, the dirt
eating msckerel, who u up such q
q r~ockshun" with officer Kelly on Fri
day nipht, was yesterday fined by Com
missioner Richards so. each on three
charges, making IN all $50, which he vii
have to take u IL city grub.
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ReMovAL.-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment Is removed to 262
second street, (Mme. Vincent's block,
where its numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years of successful
narration in the new process of dyeiug
add cleaning has given this house entire
n~reeedence. Il claims to be the only
plsce in the South where gentlemen'5
wear can be cleaned without the old des-
t.uctiye mode Of securing. Every srtl-
Gle OF ladies' apparel o be here reno
vsted. All kinds OF lace, prints, Kld
gloves, plumes, and every article OF 1reSs
Goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Ladies' and gentlemen, call
and examine for yourselves. B. A. Hol-
Ianberg. proprietor, 262 Second street.
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HAVING heen appointed the agent for
North Mississippi, and n Of the agents
for Shelby county, for the sale Of Ser
vice Afi0st" during the war, by Admi-
raj Raphael Ssmmes, l have formed q
partnership with Capt. j. H.. Miller.
Orders left at No. IS Madison, or No. 254
Second street, will meet with prompt at
tention. RAPHAEL SEMMES, JR.
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THE following kilograms remain unde-
livered in the Western Union Telegraph
Office: Col. Geo. Hancock, NJ. Byrne,
Mrs. l.. n. Anderson, L. Hastings, Thos.
A. Leonard, s. r. Clark 81 CO.. Mrs
Missouri Dorne, J. II. Pierce, w. L.
Parker, Elliott & Miller.
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Captured.


We are panied to learn thst Mr.. {. T.
Norris, who lately left this city for his
health, has had several hemorrhages
lsteIy. We understand, however, that
every hope is entertained that the change
of air and scene will be of the greatest
benefit to him.
H. B. Crenmer, Esq, a prominent
citizen of Bloomington, Ill., is in our
city on q brief business visit.
A. w. Fairbanks, Esq editor Of the
Cleveland, o., Herald, passed through
town yesterday en- route for New Or
leans, without, vi are sorry to say, CIV
ing US q chance to take him by the hand.
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Kuckeye SaIve.-T The great
remedy iorthe care ofPtieS: JUL
received and for sale by " N,
WfTkeFsOn & Co., Druggists 1AO
Main Street.
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RR1nLEy Zsnith Burner, the best no

BRIDLEY Zsnith Burner, the best no.
chimney burner in the word the Tubu.
lar Coal Oil Lantern, the only u that
will burn coal oil and give satisfaction (;
Sun hinge Burners; Buckeye and Sun
Light Goat Oh; Soap; Tin ware; Va
cuum oil, wax, and paTafine candles
for sale, wholesale and retail, at the Plo-
neer Lamp and Oil Store, No. 40 Jefer-
son street. Also, the Halo Shade, the
best ia the world.
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Run OvER.-Yesterdsy afternoon, be-
tween three and four o'clock, a young
man in a buggy, driving very TEpialy,
ran over a lady on the corner OF Main
and Washington streets. Fortunately,
che was not severelY injured.
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES returned 70
the Office OF John League, Esq, County
Clerk, for the week ending Saturday,
February Goth Jacob jaime and MISS
Mary Wihex, 4. p. AydletE and MISS
Lizzie a. Robinson, George Brown and
W,s4 Dslia Scott, @. w. Stroud and Miss
n. A. Morrisette, Franklin Williams and
Miss Isabella Donaldson.
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FUEoPEAE EXCHANGE. Quite q num-
nv o. Onr readers have occasion to
.reToit mCqey 20 their friends in Europe,
md TO do 20 safely, and with certainty,
"a unite an important consideration.
The German National Bank Of our city
-hea arrangements made so as to draw
direct on ali the principal cities OF Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland, rs well as on
the principal cities Of the European
cod.inept. Those wishing TO umii
moDev 10 Europe, could not do 50 more
eafely or expediLiousiy thsn by buying
exchange frsm the German National
Rank.
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SPRING RACEs.-The spring races will
begin on Monday, the 18Th of April. On
the FIRST day there will be q great hurdle
race for $1,000, and on Friday the post
stake for $1,000. Over S4S00 have already
been subscribed in purses.
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JUDGE THOMAS LEONARD, Of the
Shelby County Court, is not related, by
blood OF maFFisge, to Thomas Leonard,
ex-trustee Of the county. Judge Leon
ard is a Kentuckisn by birth, end has
resided in Memphis owe twenty years. Z
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DE-. ETILLMAN's diploma, from the
Rush Medical College, sDd numerous
other ere, 'entisls Of & fattering chsTac-
ter, are hn ng in his Office at 1873 mann
street. Pr, fessionsl misrepresentation
will be ,, used by reparstiOn being
made,
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LosT.-A check drawn by Us OF the
Jackson Insurance Company. No. 54S2,
ysb,e to besrer, and dated FebrusIy
IS 1869, for $1,000. The payment OF same
has beer stopped.
GkLBREATH, STEwART6 co.
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THE EYE AND EAR The Eye and
Ear IufrmsrysCf DIR. Merits, 253 Main
street, Memphis, is 3 perfect success.
DR.. Norris treats the Eye and Far with
the most remarkable success ever known
before in the South. He is a most ekill-
full operator on the Eye, having restored
10 sight by an operation persons who
have been totally blind for years, The
Doctor is neither from London moi P18-
sia. bat born and educated IN the United
States, and IN that portion once called
the "Confedersey.n A follower OF the
{" lost cause,n in which "little unpleas.
aptness" " he, like the msjority Of South
ern men, lost all Of his WOTldly goods.
He understands thoroughly the diseases
Of the Eye, most prevalent in this coun-
try and climate, and knows bow TO cure
them in the shortest time possible, TO
the truth of which his patiente-which
can be counted by hundreds from every
State in the Soush--will testify. He Is
no travelling Oculist, to be here n day
snd gone The next, bat q fixture here,
and expects to make Memphis his home
for life. "Let US have peace"
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At the r. file Friday night, which took
olDee st the bsil in the Engine-hOuse Oa
Poplar street, officer J. w. Dryer was
the fortunate winner Of the fine gold
watch and chain. May he live long TO
Rtar IL.
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SEWING MACHINES The largest ar
rival Of Sewing Machines ever received
in the Souib, WIS received Saturday by
the Wheeler s Wilson Company, 81 80
Second St, Irving Block.
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MAD Doc KILLED "A Fabid dog was
killed yesterday morning at the gate OF
the park on Court Square, This is be-
coming quite a frequent occurrence.
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WANTED.-Bids for all necessary re-
Dsirs to the brick house southwest corner
Of Fourth and Washington streets, in
Guiding roofing, flooring and repairing
walls. Apply 10 T.. w. Palmer.
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SHELBY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL,
MECHANICAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SoCIETY.-Books Of subscription to the
capital stock OF the Shelby County Agri-
cultural, Mechanical and horticultural
Society, chartered by the General As
sernbly OF tennessee, o tkis day been
0peued st the office of the County Trus-
tee, in the County Court building. Per-
sons wishing to subscribe, are solicited to
come forward.
NJ. d. L. STE ART,
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ART.-TAe fine Landscapes in oil, to be
sceu ct Wade & Co.'s, are by a lady OF
this city. They are we'll worth a visit
fTom ali persons Of taste. They will he
disposed of on the Sth March.
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CHELSEA b BAPTIST HURCH.-SsTylce
bv the pastor, RsV. DR.. Burton, at eleven
am. and seven PM. Sunday school al
half-past nine an.
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SUNDAY
Omce--NO. f3 jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

Rev. DR.. BROOKE will preach st Cal
var Church az eleye2 O'Clock am anc
he Rsv. DR.. White at Grace Church,
same hoCr.
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LACORDAIKE's Letters to Young Men,
st the Catholic Bookstore, 3OS3 Seconu
street, three doors rom hionrOs.
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Mr.. N. G. CAYCE, the well-known
sto.e * auctioneer, who wss kicked by s
a hz rse on Thursday, is recovering very
fast
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THE First Society Of the New Church
fSwedenborgisn) will have service ST the
United States Court ICON this afternoon
at three o'clock.
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RUCKEYE SALVE.--The graat
reulsdy for Piles, just received
and EOF sale By
SekNSFIEED & HEGBEE,
wholesale Druggfhts,
3OI a. 500 Main ~.
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KALCEMINING.- Walls and ceilings
beautifully and srtisticslly calcemined
at the shortest notice, by Hook q La
Grill, No. IS Monroe street.
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IF you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben q Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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PHASES OF CHRISTIAN LOVE, by
Lady Herbert, at the Catholic Book-
store, S0Sl Second street, near Mohrce'
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
neived st Goodyear d Falls Drug Store,
28l Main street.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTiOr to the
beet imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price.
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County COMMISSIONERS We under
stand that Ell. Shaw and A. X. Davis,
both gentlemen Of color. (molssses col
orr are UP for the vacant County Com
m,ssionership, and it is said to lie be-
tween them. Go it!
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ESCAPE OF PRIsONERs.-fhe Browns
Willie Rec details the escape, on Tuesday
evening last, of two conviets named
Esdston and EIlif from jail in that place.
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BLEACHED shsetings and shirtings at
Il. Lowenstein & Bios this week.
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THE Ssbbsih School of the Central
Baptist Church will nee this morning,
at the usual hOur, in the new chuTch
building on Second street, near Beai.
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AND RIvKwa

Yesterday was warm and cloudy, with
DR. zzling rain or mist at intervals. The
river rose eight inches Ia the past TWEEN
hours, and is now ten feet six
inches below high water mark. The
Arkansas is rising, and White river is
faIling, aud boEh are high. Our midi
night dispatches contain the latest news
rom points above.
Arrivals.
Steamer City Of Cairo, St. Louis.
a" RubicOn, st. Louis.
" Norman, Evansville.
[" Virginia, Louisville.
LnmiDary, Vieksburg.
" John KilgOuF, New Orleans.
I" Mollie Able, New Orleans.
G.. ". Cheek, OSceola.
Departures.
Steamer City OF Cairo, st. Louis.
MOiiie Able, st. Louis.
4" Luminary, St Louis.
John KilgOur, Louisville
Mollie Hambleton, Evansville.
Norman, Evansville.
" Swallow, Cincinnati.
Clifton, Cincinnati.
4" Luton, s.. Francis.
w. A. Caldwell, .Arkansssriver
Liberty, White river.
E" RubieoD, ViekshuTg.
Virginia, New Orleans.
Gee. w. Cheek, OsceOla.
In For
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IF you want good old MegibheD whisky,
20 TO Megibben < Bro, 2Sl Main 1t.
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BLEACHED sheetings and sbirtings at
B. LoWenstein & Bros this week.
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RAPIDLY PROGRESsING.-The work
on the new church on Second street,
near Besl.
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LILY OF ISRAEL, at the Catholic
Bookstore, $685. Second street.
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MINT JULES and smashes at Harry
Westherbee's every day.
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IF Won wants go I'd old Meeib6en whisky,
90 90 Megibben s Bro, 28l Main ct. 7
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MINT JULEPs and smsshes at Harry
WeAtherbee's every day.
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WHITE goods and embreideTies st B.
Lowenstein & Bros this week.
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MINT JULEPs and emRshes at Harry
Weatherbee's every day.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Nothing
of any interest was done in either House
of the Legislature on Thursday.
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READ DR.. Jones letters on eGtarTh
and ozOend, and if you have any disease
or deformity 90 TO him now while you
have the opportunity, and get cured.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 TO Megib6en q Bro, 2Sl Mainst. T
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LINENS, white gocdssnd embroideTies
Al b. Lowenstein q Bros this week.
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THE celebrated Aberdour shifting at
B. LoweDstein d Bc0.'5.
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BUCKEYE kALVEn---A fresh
supply Of The justly celebrate d
article for the cure OF Piles, re-
ceiVcG aud for sale by
q. w. JONE- a. CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
2S7 Main street.
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Wants deity and cOuntrF pe0-
pIe TO know that we are Offering
cur splendid stock Of Boots,
shoes ana Hats az retail. az tess
Than Wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves bs Looking.
=. Il. HANDLAN q CO.,
279 Rain Street.
Goods not exactly in style less
than cost.
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THE celebrated Ate dOur shifting for
sale at B. L0wenstein q Bros.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PICTUREsTAKEN AT DAYS
PHOTOGRAPH Gallery, SS Main 81. salS
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DoLBEAR's Commercial College, $50
Main street, ia open night and day the
entire year. New pupils csn begin any
day in Writing, Bookkeeping and
Arithmetic.
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IDLE NEGRoEs.-A friend, who in
tends to plant the coming season, if he
can secure hands, informs US that he has
spent two weeks in trying to obtain q
few negro men and women to go out
upon his place Immediately; and,
though he has spoken to hundreds, he
has not yet been able to hire me-. While
this same complaint is reiterated every
day, aud comes to US from every part Of
the country, there are thousands of ne
groes lying around our streets idle and
ragged, and who have no earthly means
of support except stealing. The corner
of Main and BeaI, Beal street, from Main
to the market, Causey, fernando, De-
Soto streets, are rendered almost impass-
able by them. Filthy, covered with ver-
min and rags, they obstruct the side
walks and are q nuisance TO eyery
passer by. We respectfully call the at
tention Of our local authorities to these
facts, and beg that they will take the
matter in hand and suggest a remedy.
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ST PATRICK's CoNCERT.-As we have
already stat ed TO cur readers, the con-
cert for the benefit of st. Patrick's
Church, will surely come off on Thurs
day evening next. The most thorough
and extensive preparation is being made
by Professor Sabafzky to insure success,
and we can safely promise our readers a
splendid treat. Among the gems of the
programme wehave found the following:
Sya6at Mater, Duet (QuiS est Homo.
Rossini; the Shadow Dance lie Pardon
de PlOermeD, M%eyerbeer; Grand Polon-
aise, for eTgan, piano and flute, by Ora
mer, and the grand cavatina Of Cente-
meri, "Deep in My Heart"
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THE CHAMPIONSHIPS the +" champion
of the light weights or "heavy
weights,n but the Champion Wrought
Iron Oven COskiDg Stove. 1t is a cham
pion - in every way-of durability, beau
ty OF shape, excellence Of material used,
simplicity and commodiouSness. Toe
Champion is made of the best quality of
Hanging Rock charcoal iron. As to du-
rability, the Champion is superior to all
others it is made to last. and with
proper care will do the cooking Of a FAM
Inv through 3 generation. 1t is simple
itv itself; it has but DEE damper-R slid
ing one on top Of the stove, and with it
the heat Of the ovens is Instantly regu-
lated. The oven is of wrought iron, and
the Champion is the only stove that is
made that way. The fues are larger
and deeper than any other stove, and
will not choke up ; the reservoir is en-
slaeIed and cannot rust; the Hue runs
through the side OF the stove, instead OF
through the boiler ss is customary, there
by making the reservoir portable; the ire
chambers are constructed particularly
with an eye to Southern wants, and big
sticks OF wood-in fact, as we have said, the
| stove is the champion, and defes COM
petition in any particular. A host of
witnesses in cur midst have used it, and
testify to this fact. It is for sale exclu-
sively by II. Wetter & Co., Is and 10
Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn. I
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THE celebrated Aberdour shifting for
sale at b. LoWenstein & Bros.
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MINT JULEPs and smeshes at Harry
WeatheIbee's every day.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ROC COUNTY COMnTssTOSER.

w are authorized and requested 10 an
w nounce GEORGE e. HOLMES rs q can
didate for County Commissioned at the ensu
ing March election. feb 10
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HORRORS!
FRIGHTFUL ASSASSINATION
FRIDAY NIGHT.

A Man and woman Shot Dead
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STEAM OVERS AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
h. Huat & Co., No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to do all kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that at q cost which, compared with new
ones, ia almost Nothing. eBy q new pLo-
cess the original luster and shape Of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt 4 Co. their old
garments,
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o r 81. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
United States Mail.-FOr st. Louis
IU AAo
This splendid passenger packet r@
will leave as above ~
MONDAY, 22d inst. at 4 pm.
Frsisht received at the st. Louis WharfDoat,
feli FLEM. CALVERT. supt.
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WANTS.
FOR BERT.

DORRENT-A hOase. three rooms aud kitch
II en-. Apply 10 N. e. Kennedy 81 MoSby
street leb-o
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IFyOu want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben d Bro, PSI Main st.
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STEAMBOATS,


Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
States Mall Packet.
..- harrison Biaisde4 Master
This splendid passenger steamer L.
Will leave for the above On ~
MONDAY, 22d inst, at 5 DIN.
T. A. l. ENDIG, Agest,
= feb2l 3D. Trout s.. Mostly Hoek-S
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Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
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chairman OF ncOrpOfdJOIS
LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
MEMPHIS, February %, 1853.
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FOB SALE.

NOR Corn. cheap. PiOws, Fam
ing Tools. WAGON avd Hsrness, etc
W. A. WHEATLI, . Bethel BloeA,, .
feb9o Agent for P. &. Bethel.
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O c-rxo1xzAT1.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
This elegant and Hest PaSsengsr --@
steamer will leave $3.50
WEDNESDAY. oath inst. At S pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q Co, Agents,
fe3I No. Il Jefferson street.
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RIO RENT-TaeB Brick Residence No. i20C Court
Il street, with OF without furniture. Apply
On ne rremiSes- febl7
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TrOR RENTSTBE ARMOUR PLACE
q the nrst house east OF the Madison street
bridge, at the junction OF Pigeon Roost road
and Madison street extended-One OF The most
pleasant ara desirable places in memphis.
Apply TO JAMES NJ. HARRiS at the law once
OF harris q Pillow, OF TO NJ. ID. WEIGH, NO.
Madison street. feb2
NOR RENT.-A Front Room IN the house,
< Nc. 4 JEFFERSON street. suitable for cotton
broker, lGwyer or doctor. IL auJolns l1e S14sS
Tfal room OF tue Appeal. inquire OF JOHN
AINSLIE, at the Appeal once. JalS
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FOR VICKsBURG.
roR ST. FRANCIS RIVER

uerapnIs aad IS. Francis River Tuesday
packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and hitsoorS'
The nsu and elegant sldswheel PASSENGER