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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD OFFICE, J
MEHPaIS, January H. soJ3. J
Editors Memphis appeal:
In the kind and complimentary notice
Of myseil iG yOar psper, this morning,
repubiished from NeGEs State Gds6t,s
Dyer county,, there are some errors Of
fact which 1 mDst promptly correct,
l did not build "ths Ers5 fifty miles Of
the Kansas Pacific Railroad tof st. Lou
Isl, as stated in the Gazette. That work
aas done uUder the sble Presidency o.
Thomas Alien, o President Of the s.
Louis and Iron Mouutsin Railroad. /
was, however, the first Secretary OF shat
company, and its pioneer agent among
the people for the first forty miles Of its
line, oEts!niDs stock aDd the right Of
way, aud preparing foV the advance Of
tie contractors. EeaIfs statement as to
nv c0nEectton with the dTst eighty
mii~s mot fOrty) Of the present Union
Pacific RatiF0ai liue west Of the Miseis-
s:ppi river, is correct That great work
vas iuaugurstej By myse..t and a nun
Der OF New York aud Boston cs- ~iJaiists.
aud 1 was chosen TO take charge OF the
same as resident Director and sgpeTin-
tendent, which position, l am always
proud to remember, 1 filed TO their en-
ire satisfaction.
ZIG sorry, Mr. Editor, to appear 10
print ia this copGection; but 1 am
wholly unv iiling to seem 10 srrogats .
merit not ms own. You ana tie entire
public of Memphis can bear me witness
that I have not sought TO make myself
conspicuous il my present position. !
have worked patiently and in compare
tive ~obscurity. and ali the tiHaG ST myOTn
cost, for several years, 20 matafs the
greet enterprise I am 10 charge of-the
Mississippi Diver Railroad. Ii is now .
success, and I ala pEond o. the generous,
the earnest, the Dt-dHiusHgsort now given
me by the people OF Memphis and OF
Shelby county, and Of all the counties
on the line OF the proposed road.
! have no lime 20 waste in noticing
any PERSONAL attacks OF myself. My
noble Bosrd Of Directors, embracing
some of the most honorable names ia
West Tennessee, don't need any defense
ct my bsuds, or ct any bOdy's hands.
We are not picking" atany body elss's
schemes. We are net trying 20 build
ourselves up by pulling any bosy else
down: We shall encourage and Uphold
any ana eli PERSONS who are engaged In
trying to construct great works Of public
improvement for the oEgrandisement Of
Memphis. If We are nos GeEtSd ia like
spirit, our detfaotors must settle with the
people of Memphis, whose interests are
at stake. Respectfully,
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SNow.-Seldom hes go general and Sc
we're q snow storm prevailed south Of
The thirty.third parallel Of latitude as the
one which occurred south, east, west-in
iset all around Us during the past week.
4 New Orleans psper Of Wednesday
says; Capt. Norcross, just arrived per
steamer Magenta, from Memphis, brings
the Information that Tremendous snoW-
gtorms have prevailed during the past
week along the Ouachita river. and all
the way down the Mississippi to within
twenty-five miles above Baton R7uga-
Capt. n. reports the sOew five and a
half inches in depth at Vicksburg. six
AID q half inches 81 st. Joseph, and sieven
inches al Camden Ark; at Port Hudson
il showed all Sunday Bigbt.u
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Mr.. Nourse, the popular agent Of he
Il ma Life Insurance Company, left the
city yesterday for a trip down into Mis-
5issippi.
Under the head OF married the
Louisville Courier JOuJ15a! of Wednes-
day says MaTried-At the Cathedral,
In the presence Of very select company,
Col. NJ. Mageyney, ST., of Memphis,
and Miss O'Driscoi, of Cincinnati, were
happily made one by the Rev. ]. L. Spal-
ding. in the Cathedral of the Assumption,
at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
bridal party are ct the Willard, en- route
to the home OF the bridegroom, In Mem
phis." The groom, with his lovely and
accomplished bride, arrived in the city
last evening. We are sure that the citi-
zens of Memphis, to most Of whom Col.
Msgevney has been long and well
known, viii unite with us ia cur wishes
Of q long and happy wedioek.
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NICHOLSON PAvEMENT-Tbe con-
tractors have finished sll Of the work of
paving with the NichoIaon pavement let
to them in this city. The Chaneery
Court has decided the question Of the
property 6@uers' liability IN favor OF
the contractors. The contractors are re-
guired by the city to enforce the collec-
fiOn Of this tax by guits against the prop.
erty for It's condemnation aud sale, hence
We shall expect all parties Indebted to
MS for the pavement to come to cur Office
and settle. II there are those who can
not pay the money, let them come Up
and say frankly what they can end
wil do, and we shall do wbst we can 10
accepting such terms Sc they may be able
10 offer Us. L. E. BROWN & Co.
January :, 1859.
Ledger and Post CODY.
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Afternoon sessinn.

SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The following Senate bills passed on
second reading
To incorporate the Alpha Lodge 876 OF
Free and Accepted Masons.
To Incorporate the Memphis Oh Com
pany.
To incorporate the Emerald Lodge Of
Free and Accepted MasOns.
For the benefit OF the Hospital for the
Insane.
Authorizing the building Of turnpikes
in Cumberland county,
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The following Senate bills were passed
on third reading:
TO Incorporate the Tennessee Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association.
20 incorporate the Tennessee Manu-
featuring Company.
House bill &c regulate the qualifca-
tiuHs OF officers Of the State, by prevent.
ing habitual d~funksrds from folding Of
fee, was taken up on second reading.
After considerable discussion and the
adoption Of an amendment prohibiting
gambling, tbe bill and the amendments
we're laid on the tsDie by q vote Of 50 to
30.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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Ladies' BreSS Goods ---ReRueS-
TuI double Wtdth AIpacas. rs
cents: good solid color Papiins.
25 cents: best all EOaE EseTTnOs.
Us cen 8: best All wGGI DeIatns,
3z1 cents ; beet pTinted Deiains,
go censs. at :. n, AOeWensiiue q
HOS. No. z3l mRtu street, Clay
BuiSIing.
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INsURANCE.-It is with no little re-
greet that we see some Of u LOCAL COM
papie5 forced to give way the spscs they
have occupied in ogr columns to the
c~7tcTpTise and prosperity Of competing
foreign companies. For ome time past
q home Life Insurance Company has
occupied a prominent corner on our
second psge. This has been given up,
Gu,3 this morning the coveted spsce has
been .aken bg MessTs. S. r. Clarke & Co.
As We have said, Il pains us 10 see local
companies bow before the generosity and
enterprise Of foreign companies still we
are pleased to see The space occupied by
g hrIu whose claims on Southern patron
age are not even secglg to the managers
of the home company alluded 10. s.. ii
CLARKE, E-q., Gen. Cotton s., Green, and
Capt. w. r. Lucas, are too well known
10 the Southern people as having shared
their IrisiE, braved the dangers and
made The sacrifices, WHICH compose the
eO8jtGl on which many base their
claims for Southern patronage. Wemay
have something more to say on this SUBJ
jsct end will close this notice by saying
that THOSE WHO ~PAPR0NIZE HOME OR
SOUTHERN INSTITUTIONS K WORTHY,
OR AT LEAST HAVE CLAIMS FOB SOUTH
ERE PATRONAGE. Remember s. X.
Clarke & co.
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GEMS furnishing 6OOds.-.-
Gents fall bOS sEG shists. 81 90:
500 pair Gents Calf 80 sts. 50;
Roua gnesersLtris ana Drawers,
rs c. MS, IA s. De. LOoWenstine al
Bros, Ne, 2Si Maln street, Clay
Binding.
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The SOUTHERN CULTIyAroR for Jan.
usry, with It's usual amount Of excellent
residing matter, Is at hand. Among the
contents we find several essays Of value
10 every practical farmer and planter.
and q large and varied amount OF general
reading, on subjects pertaining to the
farm, plantation, garden and family cir.
Gle.
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A CORRESPONDENT suggests, in the
name Of many Citizens" that Vance
street be paved to Elmwood Cemetery.
This is a good idea, and one that u CITY
fathers would do well to look at. ELM
wood is q place to which we all must 90.
sooner or later, and many a one travels
the road thither daily" says u CORES
pendent, and, therefore, the road ought
to be paved. We agree with him.
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CoRRECTVoN.-Mr. Esgsn, mentioned
yesterday as arrested fog gaming, was
discharged, 80 there was no proof adj
duced against him. Mr.. E2gsn was also
charged with keeping q gaming house,
~hlch chRrra he also iisnrnYad.
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Gents' CIOlhing.--- Genuine
Harrison Cashmere salts Sl3:
best Silk az liked suits. SIG: good
black Beaver suits SIS, at J. IL.
Loe"eESiine a. Eras.'. No. 23I
q :siss street, Clay Building.
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SENT UP.-'Squire Herman yesterday
sent II Howard Williams, a negro, to
jail in default Of 5000 bonds, fer breek-
ing into the house of another negro
named Jsre Calhoun, and stealing fifty
dollars worth OF clothing from it, some
two months ago.
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FROM THE Army Hospital, the bloody
battlefield, the mansion OF the rich and
the humble abode Of the poor; from the
office and the sacred desk from the
n1ountain'top, distant valley and far-off
Islands OF the ocean from every nook
and corner Of the civilized world, Is
pouring in the evidence OF the astonish-
ing effects Ct BRAKES PLANTATION
.'ITTERs. Thousands upon thousands OF
like the following may be seen at
our office:
l have been in the Army
Hospital for fourteen months, speechless
end nearly dead. At Alton, Ill, they
gave me 3 bottle OF Plantation Bitters.
Three bottles have made NE g well man.
C.. II. FLAUTE.
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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, $40 per month. We viii be glad
TO welcome our CID friends SD guests.
u D. COCERELL * SONS.
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CHE carries weight, he rides q race [;
tits for a thousand pound.'' Such was
The mental ejscu!stiOn OF q police officer
Of the First district yesterday as he saw
John Henry, an African youth, making
Of with two brass weights at q 2:4O pace.
Unlike the toll keeper for John Giipin,
the officer declined aiding John Henry,
but, on the contrary, overhaulsd him
and brought him before Squire Herman,
Who sent him 70 Jail in default Of $1,000
bail.
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SCHOOL FUND We understand that
the sergeant-at-arDs of the Legislature
is In the city, summoning numerous citi-
zens to attend at Nashville to give tssti.
moDy In the aft sirs Oftbe Tennessee Ma
tiOnaI Bank. We await rich develop
ments.
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JOE LCCKE's NEWS STAND, 1854 Main
street, is veil supplied with reading ma
terisi, embracing every variety Of Dolly,
weekly snd monthly papers, as well as
magazines and periodicals. All the
moth stand.
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For COUNTY COMMIssIoNER.-IfJ. J.,
Butler will become a candidate for the
office OF County Commissioner, he will
be supported by his numerous
FRIENDS,
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE bar aud billiard
rooms having been reftted, are now un-
der the management Of Mr.. ParrIde
Perotti, the most elegant and fashionable
Resort in the city. t
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OLD RELIARLE.-The best of Pittsburg
coal, lump, nat and slack, sold by Big
ley, Mellersh & Co, South Court and
Main streets, Bethel BLOCK, Rates a.
waYs IS low IS the lowest, Il
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IN THE CITY AGAIN DR., J. A. Clop-
ton, Of Huntsville, Ala, may be con-
suited 81 the Worshou House, room no.
1, for q few days. He refers 70 one Of
the most popular physicians OF Memphis,
also his old patients Of the city. DR.. G..
freats with perfect success, piles, fstu1d,
strictUTes, t~U21CTa, etc. Special aiten-
ton given TO diseases Of females. This
ell be the only visit to the city this
year.
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HORSE RADIsH, strained honey, roll
butter, fresh eggs, az c. c. Jzckson's, 50
Adams street.
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OVeFCGats less Than cost. at J..
II. EOeWcBt1ine s Bros, NO 2;Ss
Main street, clay Building.
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FOE SALE.
MEflEolEnS APPEAL
GMcc---Eo. Is jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS.

ATTEND the grEst reduction sale At B.
LOwensgein & Brog.
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DULL, DyLLER, DULLEsT.-Yesterday
was the very dullest of the season.
there being scarcely 9 police item afloat.
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ARKANSAS All was quiet wei the
river yesterday. A few stray 'mellsh'
were at HOpefeld during the day.
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GENTLEMES's wooden u~ndsrshirts ard
drawers at B. Lowenstein & Bros. at less
than cost.
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DIARIES Tor the New Year at Geo.
Psttison & Co, 8l73 Main street. If
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EVERYBODY should have one--a Diary
for 1869, to be had at Geo. Pattison & Co,
3I73 Main street. If
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THANKS to Mr.. Z. P HaggiD, OF the
Southern Express, toT favors in advances
Of the mail.
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-Jcst re-
ceived One thousand ~Overeosts from So
70 SO each, st Walker Bros. & Co, 229
Main street, Clay Building. Il
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GLOOMY DAY was yesterday. The
sun did not show his face all dav. About
noon il commenced raining. and at nres.
ent writing it is pouring doyp.
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LADIES' underwear 81 greatly reduced
prices at B. LOwenstein q Bros.
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All EOOI FIanneiS. - cents /:
excellent Cation FLanneiS. rs
cenGss gaOd Jeans, 20 cents /;
haina~rAI Sfirss, 81 90, at ,. IA.
EOeyS eTEtiae n Esr8p.'. No. 23T
AaiR street, Clay Building.
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The House was called to order ut len
o'clock am, Speaker Richards In the
chair, and sixty members present.
Mr.. Roach made a report from the
special Committee on Claims, with q
bill, which passed first reading, provI-
ding that section 8 OF the act passed Feb,
ruRry IS, 1868, shall be so amended sc 10
give the general claim commissioner Cis-
cretiOnary powers in the approval or
rejection of claims, and that section Is
De 80 amended that upon the approval oil
ciSims by the Governor, the general
claim commissioner shall present the
same in person, or through our Senators
and Representatives III Congress, to the
general Government.
NEW BUSINESS.
Ry Mr.. Williams: Bill to repeal the
law with regard to the publication of
public notices. Passed first reading.
By Mr.. SpsTkmsn: Bill to compel rail.
roads to carry ministers of the gospel
free Of charge. Tabled.
By Mr.. Sparkman: Bill to compel fe.
males to 1Oe0r paRtaloOas. Tabled.
By Mr.. SpaTkman: BIZ to compel
tax collectors to settle up with county
on the ooh of Msreh, June,
and December. Passed first
reading.
By Mr.. Roach: Bill authorizing the
State Treasurer to make titles TO lands
of IN his name as Superintendent of
Instruction. Passed first reading
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LADIES, Missss and Childrens' wool
nose at cost price at b. Lowenstein &
Bros,
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LEpGERs, dournsls and Cash Books.
Look at them. Geo. Pattison d Co,
3l73 Main street. II
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BLANK Books, Blank Books. The
most complete stock in the city. Gao.
PGttigon d Co. have them at 3iT} Main
street, If
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Advertisements IN AiS column Pub
4ished at 10 cents per line each insertion.
The cheapest and most conspicuous od-
vertising kgoUn to tae newspaper eor'd.
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WHITE and gray blankets st greatly
reduced prices 81 3, DOEens.ein q Bros.4
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DIARIES for 1859; Geo. Pattison & Co.
have the finest stock in the city. Get
one, 3I74 Main street. If
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THE COURTS.

Silks marked down at B. Lowenstein
4, Rr0a
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
Iovepstein 4 Bros.
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Cloaks aud shawls at less than cost at
3. L0wenstein d Bros.
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ALL kinds Of dress goods marked down
st =. LoWensteln IL Bros.
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GENERAL
Condensed Repari OF Tuesdays
Proceedings.

NASHVILLE, January 4, 1859.
Eenate.
The Senate met to-day ct 10 am,
Speaker Senter in the chair and twenty
one members present.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Rogers: A resolution request
ing the Senators in Congress to make
some compensation toward David Beatty
and the men who were under him during
the late war for services rendered.
Adopted under q suspension of the rules.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
No. I47 To incorporate an associs-
ton Of manufacturers and miners and
eKempting them from ten years taxa
ton.
On motion the vote striking out "ten"
aud inserting five" years was recon-
sidsred.
Brief speeches were made by Messrs.
Lindsey, Nelson, Speaker Senter, Keith
and Patterson. The motion striking out
g ten" was ~cRrried-ayes II, o S..
Mr.. Nelson then moved to insert six
years. Carried-ayes ii, no9s 10.
The bill was then voted on and re-
Iected by q vote of IL to 10.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. 35S To incorporate Washington
No. l59 of Free and Accepted
Nssons. Passed.
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CENTLEMEN's wooden Undershirts and
drawers at less than cost at b. Lowen-
stein d Bros.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A lew Day Boarders wanteds al
ID IL Second street
JalO HENRY LAIRD
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q

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
ct half the price. +
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JOHN REED,

AND BUILDER, No. & Jeder-
sou street, entrance IN Alley. Special al
'Sntfon dyen 70 stair Work. Houses 4nd Ne-
ssndsns framed ready fes shipping. lnosAl&
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COAL.
lump and Nut.

Fresh supply OF the best Pittsburg LUMP
a AND NUf COAL, Just received and for
ale BY the Hays CoalCompany. once. % Is
Watson street. Gei4 w
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WANTS
E0a BENZ.

NOR REhT-A House contsiniug i've rOoEs
win ugual outhOusss. and having q gard L
0f twelve acres attached, situated on Walker
~ FaASSIULl,
gal5 Corner second and URiou.
ToUsE 10 Lsr AND FURNITURE FOR
~SALE-ThaJ is now Gearing SEQ per
month. For particulars iEquue al A Wash
iugJOu street, room No.L !al4
NOR ENT-A splendid OREHOUsE. and
Is FIXTURES . SALE. TLe best stand
ia ths city, opposite EeabOjy hotel, Nc. 2sS
Ma n street. Enquire on the premises ye 8
VERoNT STREET STORE FOR ~RENT-Cor-
uar OF walker Alley, ~ Court u
Jefferson Streets Apply 10 ~nppvs
jail COMMERCIAL Eotel.
TOR RENr-The LEFTWICH GARDEN, sit
Il mated t1 four mikes nom Court square, Oh
Old Raleigh road, containing seventeen 90
acres IN hsgh state Of coitiTatlon, WIN q iarEe
orchard OF select nuits. two comfortable cot
laze r.sldencBs "a tbs place, Win ali necessary
oug-Eouzes, wells clalef-s. exc Saa . 49,
mRrk-t garden near The city. Apply 10 =. Il
Guy Inspector. is
gFOR REEE-A BRICK COTTAGE, with ave
t ro0Es, sud nalT -cce OF ground attached,
on Tate and orleans streets, south O
y aaoe. For terms APpS 70 JhSoE "a 49,
A~LtuTney-at-La~, Sl51s Second street. 1at
TyOR RENT-ThE ARMSTRONG PLACE,
on Central Avenue, three miles from
Sqde:e, comprising twenty-seEen acres
OF ground. with a me lawn suitable io-
\ pasture, good House with tour rooms large
grdce IN yEId : also. kitchen and necessary Out
The place hiss thres ~cisierns, good
orchar-. large hoJbed with necessary SASH,
bed, fine stables and carriage house,
enclosed sheds Tor forty head OF cattle. 4
10 . gardener or dairy man, Lhls is one OF ihe
most cesIrabis places near Memphis. Apply
r0 JOHN I. MlLLlNS,
deg Iw So Front street
DoOMs FOR RENT-omces snd Rooms in
IN tue FOstomcs and LIBRARY Buildings, \. (.
cOrner Jefferson and Third streets. Inquire o.
THOS. WICKERSHAA, second nOor, fost-
1n1ce Building. De- I'M
nnR RENT.-A Residence on Vance street,
II VI $50, opposite the 81. agnes Academy
ma t6s ermiuUs OF the street cars. Contains
Jght rocins besides kitchen and servaJp
two goa Gisterns, stable trult trees' etc
terms apply 10 BOYD,
de2U -
EOR RENT-A Front Room IN ne hoSse'
q No. Il jefferson street, ells$1ts iSI .ooSSyt.nL
Toker, lawyer or doctor. t&sl0lhs Lte SNyS
iaL room OF the appeal Inquire % 80
.IEBLIE al the appeal ONCE. Vs.
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FEW ADVERTISEMENTS
dissolution of OOpartaershlp. a

TYBE co%par;nership heretofore existing under
I tina style and arm of j.. ". Oliver q co,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM.
whitaker havtTg purchased the entire inter-
e7ts OF Joseph \. oliver asd v II. Z. BaTds.ey,
and assumes all the liabilities of said hrn.
Either partner can sign the firms name in
liquidation. JOSEP n. OLIVER,
WM. whitaker,
WM. Z. BAhDSLEY.
We return our thanks to our friends and the
public gen orally for past fsvors, and cheerfuIly
recommend oar former partner for their gem
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