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FROM the New Orleans Times Of
Wednesday, we learn that Ger. DULCE,
the captain General Of Cuba, is evident
" adopting extraordinary measures to
aIlay the rebellion in that Island. He
has already had an interview with the
leaders Of the Liberal party il Havana
and has induced them to send a deputa-
ton to the insurgents, rendering peace
upon the most advantageous terms. The
mere fact Of the depatatiOn starting for
the seat Of hostilities Is conclusive evil
dence that the reforms offered are Of no
ordinary character and are calculated to
raise Cuba to an equality OF Representa-
ton in the Junta at Madrid with every
other Spanish province. Whether this
will satisfy the already successful leaders
of the instruction remains to be seen,
but that the terms will he accepted is by
no means improbable. The fact of Gen.
DULCE's having married G native Creole
lady, whose former husband was 2 prom
inent Liberal, will have weight with the
insurgents. Al bh SfeGpzJ ne seSin5 u
recognizs the proper Importance Of the
outbreak, and his disposition to concili-
ate testifes more to its magnitude than
the desultory reports of the military
operations received in this country up to
the present time. All friends Of popular
liberty will look forward to the result Of
the -n-ounsed intFTview with anxiety ard
interest.
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THE Radical Senators at Washington
met IN caucus on the 9Th for The eonside
ration Of general matters, but after e
long session, in which the speakers
4" expressed views much at variance
they adjourned without agreeing upon q
definite policy upon the financial or any
other question. The Washington Groa-
ieIe, alIuding to the caucus, says it mag
be that another viii be held at no remote
period " hut others as well informed as
that journal say I" his is tie last caucus
the Radicals wU ever hold upon a public
measure other than mere devices 10
further punish those they kno.0 to be hope
lessly Within their po'0eT, and even in
this respect they ,oU find themselves not
altogether harmonious"
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X

SAVANNAH, January 1.-THE Net0s
publishes a report OF the convention
held by its editors and negroes, and con
corning the Ogeechee troubles. the me-
grOes say Col. Williams, whose report
was forwarded by Gen. Sibley, only
visited one plantation, three miles from
the scene OF disturbance, and did
not so 10 other places to ascertain the
correctness Of the report concerning
the cutragss. He asked no questions
except whether they had any com.
plants TO make against the planters ;
whether they were 10 arms against the
United States, and what Injury had been
done them by the Sberiff's posse. He
asked no questions about resistance to
or robbery OF the Sheriff. He went
down st night, returned before daylight,
and was accompanied, it is reported, by
q Of the leading d~isturbeTs of the
peace OF Savannah. The reported party
was arrested by the negroes, ard re-
leased upon Williams explaining who he
was.
Sheriff Dooner publishes a card deny
ing Col. Williams statement.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, January 14-Up-Msry For
syth, Legal Tender, Pauline Carroll,
bacon, Simpson, Homer, , p NJ; LC-
minary, 5 . II. The river is stationary.
1t Is raining hard.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 14.-The Clerk,
Pilot and Mate of the steamer Glide,
have died of their injuries by the ex.
plosion. There have 5een several other
deaths among the wounded ct the hospi-
tai. ArTivsd-Stesmer Spray. Depart
ed Richmond, Emma No 8, and City OF
Alton.
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-TELEGBAPHzO ssARKETs
Hew 7Ors Market.

NEW YoRK-January 1L-Cotion &c HIGHER
and decidedly better; sales 5000 bales; upIands
29Lc. SuperGne flour IS 1906 ., closing ~
loWer. Whisky more active and steady West.
ern 81 Ot9l 0S. Rice quiet. Coffee steady.
sugar more active Cuba I1E8l3%e. MoIassss
quiet New Orleans 74GS0c. Wheat oniet
Corr. dull; Western S0casl 10.
Dry So ds-Atlantic A and Indian Had
heavy brown sheetiugs lie. Lymon Z, Stark a
ana Lawrence c, 1870, All cotton goods mnst
go hf<her within the next thirty days. .s ttHe
southern trade Is buying more extensiv siv
than for several years, and it makes hui Iittla
diff renee to them what they pay fr Goods ~
taey can only secure high rates To- cotton
Print lee. oshico and S~pragne, new STYLES
lac. Meriimacs lac. ChiDfz l4I5c. WonIsp
goods are In improved demand Ios West and
SouthHest trade.
Money with liberal offerings the money
market 10 day has been easy az I per Cent for
call, and exceptions at 9 par cear. Tne receIpts
OF curreucy from the West are large, and many
hanks report a glut of national baDk notes.
Discounts nominslly 96lO. Sterling dull at 9L
ass Gold firm, with an average dealing and
no Excitement 1t opened st S81s, advanced 10
$50, and closed at S5k9&9s The upward courss
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, January 14-The following
intelligence, just received from Mexico,
states that the Governor OF San Luis
P0tosi has been tIisd by the Legislature,
and found guilty Of oil the charges against
him. Great misery prevails among the
laborers il some parts of the country on
account Of the scarcity Of money. The
Indian war continues in Sonora. There
has been s good deal of excitement
caused among the Mtxicans by artful re-
ports that the treaties with the United
States were intended to force the Repu5-
lie into acknowledgement OF debts heavier
than she can pay, when, on default OF
payment, the United States will seiza her
territory and dismembeT the country.
The States, an opposition Journal, had
~uspended.
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offered to the Pabllc. at Auction,

WE have the pleasure Of announcing that
w this beautiful residence property will
shcrf1u ha
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January II james Lam
sing. OF LEsalIe, formerly q volunteer
Lieutenant in the u. S. Navy, calls on
all the officers who served in the Western
Flotilia and Mississippi Squadron, during
the war, to assemble at Cairo on the 14th
of February, and form a society similar
in character TO that of the Army of
Tennesseee.
j.. X Bear, E telegraph operator at
Brownsville, Nebraska, was knocked
down aud shot twice last night and
robbed Of $500 Express money,
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WE iesrn from reliable authority, that
MessrF- w. +. BROWNE, E. NJ. YERGER
and d. K. McRAE have been employed
to defend the citizens CT Arkansas, now
under arrest, and held by the militia for
trial before a court-martial which, it is
expected, will assemble at Marion to-
day. The known legal ability Of these
gentlemen gives the friends of the pris-
Oners hope OF their speedy release from
unjust i'm prisonment, and full and COM
plete restoration to their rights as citi-
1ana
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BY letter from London we learn that
have been making the tour Of Ireland.
where they were warmly welcomed
by the hospitable people. At Dublin
they were the guests Of the Lord Lieu
tenat, dined with him and participated
in an official reception or levee, st the
town palace Of his Excelleney. Mr..
DAVIS, and his estlmable lady, the
chronicler says, will spend the remain
der of the winter in the South Of France.
where the great statesman has been
ordered by his physician for his health's
sake.
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THE Worlds Washington correspond
ent is responsible for the following, which
we think about So true Of Ger. GRANT
SIS anything bis r sdicsl friends have re-
Gently Published OF him. He says that
ia q recent conversation GRANT re-
marked 81 never was in favor OF the
4" teuure-of-ofice bill; while 1 am 10
4" lawyer, and not on lifted to judge Of
" the constitutional power of Congress to
L" pass such a bill, I accept the opinion
" Of the Judiciary Committee on that
/" subject. IJelisUs I olOe Dly election
/" more to the confidence Of the american
people IN my patriotism and integrity
"than to any kaotCJedge Of mine on re-
I" construction, suffrage 0 amnesty. TAe
"peoPle expect me to scUe them from
{" wholesale robbery by officials; to see
" the taus executed, and the revenues
8" faithfully collected. 50 help me God, /
&" UU 40 Il or resign. Al Executive Of
{" fcer satisfied Of his inability to execute
{" the laws, is unworthy the respect Of his
{" feIl9w-citizsns, il he continues to hold
4" office" This we should take to be e
plain notification to the Radicals who
have been filling the cflees and have
engaged in the wholesale robbery alluded
to. They should take warning, and
make preparations accordingly.
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A WASHINGTON correspondent of the
Athens GA Southern Watchn9an, said
to be Col. CHRIsTY, the editor OF shEt
paper, and representative in Congress
elect from that District Of Georgia.
writes as follows about the prospects OF
Georgia in Congress:
While my individual opinion is, that
no legislation whatever is needed, and
while l find many members Of Cor gress
leaning in that direction, Icsnnot ignore
the fact that 8 msjority seem determined
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHGSGToS, January Il, 1869.
SENATE

hANhleNARNt JA4u1lN IL AatTs
SENATE.
Mr.. Grimes, from the Naval Commit
tee. reported adversely on the memorial
of Commodore Meade, 20 be restored 10
the active list, and on his motion it was
Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Sumner, from the Foreign Com
mittee, reported q bill 10 carry into effect
q decree of the u. s. District Court Of
s 1uthern New York, in the CASE OF the
Eoglish schooner Sybil snd cargo.
Mr.. Norton introduced 3 bill giving a
pension 10 Mrs. Mary Lincoln, from the
date OF the death Of her husband, the late
President Of the United States.
Mr.. Sumner suggested making the
pension $4,000 per year, and it was then
referred TO the Committee on Pensions.
Nj. DoolittIe introduced 8 joint resOlu-
ton authorizing the President to consent
to the laying of n or more telegraphic
cables from the shores of any foreign
power to those Of the United States, pro
vided that such powers will consent to
the laying Of cables from ours TO their
shores on reciprocal terms. Referred to
the Foreign Committee.
Mr.. Sumner introduced 3 bill to en-
force certain provisions OF the Four
tenth amendment in relation to di5IuSl-
incation from Office.
Mr.. Cragin entered 3 motion to recon-
sider the vote Of yesterday refusing the
use eff the cspitoi for the Inauguration
ball. The Senate then resumed the
consideration Of the Sue Murphy bill.
During the discussion Mr.. Wilson pro-
posed the creation Of q Board, consisting
of Gems. Meigs, Thomas, Howard ana
Ekin, to examine and report upon the
claims of loyslists, and the same TO sit
for two years from April next, bat with
out action on the bill the Senate adj
journed.
HOUSE.
The Niagara Ship Canal bill WIS post
pOned until after the morning hour by 4
vote of 20 to 40.
Ashley, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported a bill to extend the bouu-
diaries Of Nevada, Minnesota and Ne
bFaska, and the territories OF Colorado,
Montana and Wyoming.
Washburne, Of illinois, said the bill
proposed to dismember Utah, and that
before the final action it would be better
to await the arrival of the delegate from
that territory, who YVES detained from
sickness.
Ashley said that the bill did design
interfering with the settled portions OF
Utah, but was intended to take away SO
much that there would not be enough
left to make e State, and that he would
consent to postpone it for two weeks.
Mir. Ashley also reported 8 bill TO Sc
cure the purity @ OF elections in the
Territories, and to secure protection
against Illegal voting aud fraudulent re-
turns but the morning hour expired be-
fore the subj5ct was disposed Of.
Mr.. Cook, from the Committee on Flee
tons, reported q resolution that q. w.
Anderson is not entitled TO the seat from
the Ninth Missouri District, and that w.
F. Sgitzsr is; and said be would call up
the report tomorrow,
The special order was then taken up,
and Mi. Vanhorn spoke ct length in
support OF the bill for the construction OF
0 ship canal around the Falls Of Niagara.
Mr.. Humphries followed, opposing the
bill.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, January 14-The authorities
received kilograms yesterday from Cap
tain General Dulce, asking reinforcs-
ments for Cubs. He thinks he can sup
press the instruction with 1000 more
troops.
LONDON, January ! 1.-THE press of
London and Paris almost unanimously
condemn the course of Greece, in in
sisting upon representation in the Con-
ference.
GLASGOW, January 14.-The Prince of
Wales thester here was burned last
night. No liges lost.
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E0R SALE.
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

o. AGREE, opposite Bray's Station, adjOin-
o. ing south side of Memphis aad Charleston
railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January, 1.-THE contest
for the United States SenGtorship from
Wisconsin is between Carpenter and
WsshbUTne.
Ia Nashville, Dupage county, H., on
Tuesday night, James Laird, Deputy U.
s. Marshal, was shot and killed by
Chauncey Bailey, as he was entering
Mr.. Bai'ey's bedroom. Bailey, suspect
ing improper intercourse, entrapped the
guilty parties by starting on q long Jour
ney and returning unexpectedly, The
had previously eloped with a
Universslist minister. The eitizsns JUS
tfY The homicide.
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IN the House of Representatives. of
Kentucky, on Monday last, a resolution
was passed respectfully requesting Con-
gress to "remove ali the political dlsa-
" bilities which may have attached to
" any OF the citizsns OF this State by vir-
" tue OF the fourteenth constitutional
amendment. True to Tire ancient faith
" and teaching OF her iilustrious Clay,
" Kentucky will defend the Constitution
and the Union IS in the past, bat she
now desires, above all things, TO gee
A" universal harmony, fraternity and coz
"cOrd prevail throughout The entire re-
" public, and she believes that it can and
viii be more surely accomplished by
" universal amnesty and forgiveness"
Our Legislature should take the hint,
~enfranchise all the citiz sns OF the State
and assist the noble snd magnauimous
Kentuckians in their effort to restore
the peace for which ell have looked since
the war. RYDER and RICHARDS should
"try, try again"
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cREENLAW OPERA HOUSE

Friday Evening, January I~5-Bensfit OF
Mrs.JA9. a. OATES, who viii appear as SUI
san Sweetapple in the amusing farce Of an
ALARMING SACRIFICE, and a variety OF
musical selections. Concluding with the
borlasaue WHITE FAWN. Alter W1ich.
N Will be given away.
Every person purchasing a ticket for One
Dollar, Will be presented with duplicate
numbers-one OF the numbers will be placed
in a box at the entrance, the ether re-
talned by the holder. At the close of
the entertainment Seven num oefs viii be
drawn from the box, iDthe presence OF tns su-
dlenee. aud the following gifts handed to the
fortunate holders Of the CORE pondiHg num-
hArg.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-A b7iier
exploded t0.day ia tbs iswelry establish
ment of Caldwell & Co, on the corner
of Ninth and Chestnut, completely de.
molishing the building, damaging Osne's
carpet store, and completely burning
Howeli'5 psper-hsnging warehouse.
Seven clerks sleeping IN the second story
OF Caldwelps building barely escaped
alive, all being burned. Keepers Art
Gallery was also burned, entailinG q iosE
Of valuable paintings. Oald HeiI's loss
is unknown, 90 a large quantity OF valu-
able documents, which we're in the safes,
will be recovered. HOWelps less is about
$3.50, 600.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR

Last Right hut One, and only Benefit OF
LOTTA-TWO Plays.
friday January I5.-Wul be
produeed the FEMALE DETECTIVE or,
Ivy Abbey-FIorencs LaDgtoR (sssuIntDg Ave
din rent characters, wsthEongs sRd daLces),
Lolita. 70 conelrds with the OBJECT FlN-
TEKEST-FanDy 5ibolet. LOtta.
SCALE or PRICEs-Dre=s Circle sDd Perqnette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 50
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents COlored Gal
lery, IS cents. -.
rse at 8 precisely. Box-book open nom 10
ufc3nck am to 8 nm.
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RuruER vas the only member from
who voted for the repeal Of
! ten~ure.of-ofice law. Messrs. AR
- MAYNARD, MULLINS, Stokes and
TEMPLE voted and spoke fiercely
d h,t.erlv against the repeal. They
Blu - Iact confidence in Gen. GRANT,
.~;ibstsnding the friends of o.
mann fNAYKARD) were urging ms ap'
ua' IN to 3 place in GRASTsCAOinst'
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v

NASHVILLE, January 14.-Joe Callen-
der, a notorious negro horse thief, was
taken from the Jail at MurfreesbOro last
night at half past y Eo'clock, by some
Is or 20 Ku-klux, and carried of. Up
to 2 pm. to-day nothing had been heard
as 10 his fate.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, January 14.-Tha Sem
ate yesterday confirmed Gibbs, as Sacre.
tRfy Of State; Meek, Attorney-Ge General =.
j. a. Adams, SIS Commissioner of Immi.
grafton, vice r E. Austin, resigned, ALI
OF whom have been appointed by Gov.
Reid since the impeachment last Noyem.
Der.
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is resisted by fore gn bankers. State bonds
hrm. New Tennessees 691S96s7s old go.
KRR nrFaaua MurHar

= NV 81 a tNt EeAN
hrm. New Tennessees 691s56s1s old So.
New Orleans Markef.
NEW ORLEANS. January A. Cotton Irregular
aud higher; m:ddlings 2S4 sales 300
bales; operations restricted by the weather
AMI light offerings: receipts 1913 bales exports
S91 bales Gold 361{@35%. Sterling 49, asSL.
Commercial Al. New York sight y dis tOnnL.
Flour duh supeEfne 81; X& 81 80; XXX SR9
Hay daIl; prime S2is8. Pork Gull at $50 g.
Bacon quiet; shoulders lE4c; sides l8%3l9c.
molassss and whisky fam, but quiet and IN.
changed. ithas been raining hard all day.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. January H-Flour and grain
unchanged. Cotton 80 s23Ae. Whisky So.
Pork s29 %. Bulk shoulders ILGil1<c: sides
1870. Bacon shoulders I3%aI8Ec: sides I6ISa
I7Ac. Lard l9gI9Hc. Hams ia also. Butler
aud cheese firm and in coed demand. Eggs
soc. Hay siG9l7.
st. LOuis Market.
81. LOUIS, January 4-Tobacco pominally
unchanged. Flour duli at S. 759R %. Wheel
very dull. Corn Gg74c. Oats bGGsSs. Pork
$50 20. Bulk shoulders l2Ee; clear sides 1Gs
lS%c. Bacon shoulders 1870 i4c; clear sides ~
@IIHc; hamsl Sc. Bacon loose shoulder 18c T;
hams l5o; clear sides l649l7c. Lard lSA9l9c.
Whisky &c.
louisville MarHet.
LOUISVILLE, January H.-Tobacco sales 90
s. 5Os6. Wheats 81 SG91 80. Oats So. Corn $50
SIC. bye 81 30 PORK $50. Lard 1870 Bulz
shoulders lSAgi3Ee; clear rio sides 154 el6e
clear sides I6&Slb%e packed. Bacon shoulders
l49lihc; clear RIB sides l79l7Hc; clear sides
Ir49lSc. Whisky. raw free, 81.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January l4-Consols closed at sz54
O.. 5. go bonds -.
FRANKFORT, January l.-Unitsd States 5 SFs
closed firm at 75H.
LIVERPOOL, January l1-Cotton active; sales
10000 bales Uplands llHd; Orleans n54d.
Breadstufts dul.
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Cutlery at Auction.

XETEshalls sell, at our Sales aom, A. res Build.
ing, on FkIDAY MORNING, January 10
1859, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, a large lot oil
Cutlery, consisting OF Knives and FORKS. InI-
tation Ivory and Ivory handle Knives, EuIch-
ers, Hunting, Sticking and Bread Knives, etc,
e c. This large consignment is lust received
from the man farturers direct, and VIII be sold
In packages to suit p~urcnasers. Sale without
ina MONsARRAT, LANIER & co.
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I WILL, on
Monday, fhe 2Jtn DaY Of January Inst.,

WILL, on
Monday, the 2jEn Bay Of January Inst,
By vrtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed by John
u. Armour, on the Sd Gay OF September, 1850,
and duly recorded in the REGISTERS Office Of
Shelby county, in Book No. IS. pages $50, 8, (
ana 5, Offer, az public sale, at the ~southeasJ
corner OF Court Square, in the city OF Mem
phis, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate Lot IS Of John
u. Armour's Subdiv sion OF OTizinal country
lots fj5 and 554, originally east OF, now in the
city o Menphi', beginning NJ a stake on the
southwest corner OF s.. Mansield's lot or Mon
roe street extended, and running westwardly
with the north line of Monroe street. extended
g. feet; thence northw&rdly lfS% feet at right
angles with MonrSs street thence east with
heid's line thence south with Mansneld's line
1872 feet to the beginning on Monroe street.
Also, lot commencing at the northeast corner
OF JOhn Il. ATTnOuTs lot, fronting on Charles
ton avenue, and running south 10 fest to New
MADISON .Lieet thence east with the north
line of New MADISON street lS5 feet to the point
where New Msdi on street connects with
Charleston avenue; thence west with the
south inc or Charleston avenue l35 feet TO the
beginning, IN which stands the Charleston
hotel-said property being conveye ed u ms in
trust to secure Edward +. Jenkins, OF Balti-
more, in the payment Of a debt Of seven thou
sand five hundred dollar, aud of WHOM q bal
aDce of some seventeen hundred dOll4rs re-
main unpaid. The little Is good, but ! viii con-
Vey only as trus.ce. Y. 4. AYRE5, Trustee.
Geo. w. Winchester, Attorney. j2l6
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To give an equal chance, persons buy ing two
80 cent tickets or four . cent tickets, one num-
Der will be given for every dollar paid for ad-
mission tickets.
PRICES OF ADxIssIOM.-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 81 Family Circle, 50 cts Ga leryr eta.
20 Box Office open from 10 AIN. 10 > p.Io,,
when seats can be secured.
MATINEE every saturday, commencing al
> o'clock. Admission, 50 cts Children, = cts.
In active preparation, a new local drama e1-
titled MEMPHIS BY GASLIGHT. jaI5
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Nofce to Property Oymers.

A LII, and every one DESTROYS to have Slate
a Reofs ut on or repaired can have 1t
promptly ana satisfactorily done by leaving
orders on my slate al John Heid's Cas- penter
and Builders shop, on Jefferson, between sec
ond and Third streets, 10 the rear OF No. d2.
jal W, N, MONTGOMERY,
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O,Cner WG1sted

EOR che Sewing Machine, received per steam
4 er LuminRry, consigned TO J. Leroy, Mem
phis, Tenn. II not called Tor within thirty (S)
days, will be sold to pay charges.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
deH I'm Star WhariboSt. foot Monroe 81.
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Notice.

THE business of Moore, Whitfield & Co, will
1 be continued as heretofore.
VIRGIL v. MOORE,
faf2 Surviving Partner.
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By Telegraph.
COTTON.

The b contrasts the ben.
enIs of Memphis, as a Cotton Market,
over all other cities