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Masonic RBcoRD.-We have received
the third number OF the Masonic Record,
and it is equal il not superior to its pre-
decessors. The Union and american
spsaks Of il thus: 1--WE take great pleas
ure ia bearing Qua testimony 10 the gen
uine merits sDd essential usefulness Of
the Record and, knowing as we do,
that the publishers Messrs. John Fritz I'll
q Co. have gone to a very considerable
expense and outlay TO get up a work
worthy Of the ancient and honorable fra
ternity ia whose interest it Is Published,
we urge upon the attention of the craft
the important duty they owe to the pub
fishers, 10 the Masonic Order and TO
themselves, tosupport a Masonic Journal,
whose real merits and claims are not sur
passed by any similar n in the whole
country. II is already literally patron.
izsd, but IA order TO extend lis Influence
and usefulness, it should fad its wsy into
every Masonic family aad we also com.
mend it TO al who love and appreciate
a pure, native literature Of rare excel
lence.n
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Mechanics Savings Association.

There vas Q fall turnout of the work
ing-men Of Memphis at the City Hall
last night, il response to the invitation Of
the members OF The Mechanics Savings
Association. Mr.. John Gum was called
to the chair, when Alderman Moffet,
being called on, explained in a clear and
concise manner the objects of the organ
izltiOD, and showed how the working
men, by combining, could coon obtain
capital enough to engage in any enter
prise. He was followed by Mr.. Sam.
Tighe, in 2 few sensible and we'll timed
remarks to the sane point.
Mr. john Johnson, in response to a
call, made IA garment speech, that was
fall OF practical suggestions, and showed
a thorough knowledge of the wants Of
q e mechanic. We regret our inability
TO give the speeches at length.
Several new subscribers were added to
the list, ct the conclusion of the speak
ing, after which the following officers
were elected to serve during the present
year; President-Th0s. Moffet; Vice.
Pfesident-E. d. Anderson; Secretary
W. J. Mansford Treasurer-JOhn Gunn;
DirectOrs-Wm. Black, Owen Dryer.
Michael Burke, Thomas Kelley, Sam,
Tighe and r. Savage.
The following resolution Wa5 adopted /:
ResOgOed, That the thanks OF the
members OF the Memphis Mechanics
Savings Association are hereby rendered
to the press Of Memphis, TOR their uni
form courtesy and kind encouragement
Of our Association since its organization.
A Favorable HstGrkeIy -Fhe g0od rep
utatiOn and extended use Of = BROWNS BRoN-
oHIAL PReCHEsN for coughs, colds AID throat
diseases has CAUSED the froches TO be extern
stvely inflated. Obtain only the GENUINE
81 Crowns Bronchial TrOches,p and do not be
Influenced by those who make more profit by
sailing worthless limitations.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
Orfsrd, Mississippi.
Chartered by the state in 1854, and authorized
to confer the Highest Educational Hon
ors on Young Ladies.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Guard
ians are especially invited TO consider the mer-
It's or this institution. To educaJe-in the true
sense of the woId-to educate thoroughly the
young ladies Of the South, Is its aim. The de-
partments OF Mathematics, Physical and Moral
Sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Lam
guages, Music, Drawing, etc., are ably filled by
accom- plished teachers, male and female.
Special care-it may be said, uncommon care
Is taken not only 10 Thoroughly educate in
the Arts and Sciences, but 10 render the pupils
oontented and happy, TO train their moral
to cultivate correct tastes, to pre-
serve their health, and to throw around them
proper restraintE. In short, TO anord to patrons
one OF the very best regulated Institutions in
4PP4RATus.-ArraDgenen It's have been made
to supply the College with suitable Apparatus
sufficient TO Illustrate the Sciences, and to give
a practical knowledge Of them. L additlon,
the classes in Chemistry, Astronomy ana NAT
ursl philosophy, through the courtesy OF tne
cess to its large and well appointed chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, exeelled by none
in fhe South. and TO be favored with lectures
and governmental Illustrations by DIS. Garland
and HIlgard, the learned Professors in these
Observation-Disclosures building, esti-
mated to be worth $4,000, is commodious, COM
Portable and retired.
REFERENoEs.-Al patrons n pupils Of the
DEPARrMENr.-In charge of Rev.
w, w. Mcmahon, is kept in a style seldom, II
ever, equaled. All the teachers board IN the
USIFoRMrTY OF Observation-Disclosures
Calico, Brown merlQOs flnh DeHAAuSl Eluk
Lawn and White Dresses, Plain Hat, trimmed
only with . band of black velvet Those
wishing 10 wear mourning are required 10 con-
form in ~plainness OF dress, but not III color.
AZ economy is the obj ct OF this arrangement,
new pupIls need notlay aside clothing already
on hand. IL as plain as the uniform, but when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded.
ExPENsEs.-Per session of 20 weeks, half Ia
Preparatory Glasses .... -......s II so
College Glasses, proper. ....................... Is 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each.-... u 80
Music, each Instrument..............-......-. IS 90
He of InsirumentS--............ -........ gu
Ornamental branches, usual rates...-...-.
Board, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Lighis
and Attendance. 100 90
Pupils charged at The above rates from the
date of entrance until end of session in June,
except In cases of prOtraeted sickness.
sc. BUkNEY, Pres't of Trustees,
ia8dsw Q, II. BELL, Prest OF College.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RkrLRoADO
PRESIDENTS CFFICE, !
MEMPHIS, TENS, January ~, 1863. J
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Gentlemen l notice in the morning
papers several articles containing mis-
statements, which / deem it nav duty to
correct. the Directors OF the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad Company have
not sgreedor almost agreed to g lease Of
the road 70 any party. NOproposition has
ever been lnsde to cur Company, looking
TO q sSle, lease, or consolidation Of the
road. To this extent ONLY your infOr-
mant is 10 error. The proposition OF the
Southern Railroad Association 10 pur-
chase the stock Of cur Company held by
the city Of Memphis was discussed BY
our Board Of Directors, and = committee
appointed TO investigate the casa, and
report to the Board. Every subject adj
mibs Of discussion. We have received no
. opposition, snd therefore, have none to
accept O. reject. Respectfully,
Z. u, WHITE, President.
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THE ARKANSAS ARMs.-We are in
formed by reliable parties that "GOv.'
Clayton, Of Arkansas, has detectives 10
his city, engaged in trying to ferret out
the parties who destroyed the arms in-
tended for that State, and shipped on the
Hesper some two or three months ago.
We wish them joy OF the discovery,
Maybe they viii fiud their 70 friends
ut the head Of Il. The Radicals Of Mem
ehis knew OF the affair hours before other
people did, and even the miautest par
ticulars were published by the Post the
very next evening-long before the Con-
servstive papers knew the deed was
done.
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THOaAS SHERLOCK, President
nIRECT0RS.-R- M. Bishop, of x, M
Bishop a Co.; TheO. Cook, OF BAKER, harl
4 Cook Joseph 6. Butler, President Lafayette
Bank; L. r. Hull, of Addy, Hull q Co.; a. p
Winslow, of WinsloW q Smith Charles sue
OF G. Rule q Coleman Adolph Wooo, OF AdoIpE
Co.; a. D. Bullock, OF a. d. Bullock & Co; u;
Woodrow, of Woodrow, Mears & Co.. A1en
Mayor OF Cincinnati; James Glenn, of William
Glenn q Sons
w. M. RICHARDSON, W. B. cassidy,
Secretary.
], DEWALDEN CHURCHILL. supervisor.
h. Y. VREDENBURGA, agent,
MOVES No. ~ Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn
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BREACH OF PR0MIsE.-TWO most In
terestiug and novel cases came up before
Squire Griffith yesterday, and excited
considerable attention in dGrkey "aDper-
tendon" Two HyD9ph3 IL AfriQue,
named julie Carter ami Ellen Ford, sued
respectively Dennis Wilcox and Nelson
Buchanan for . breach Of promise Of
marriage. The hearing OF the csss was
postponed till to-day, When, We suppose,
some rich developments may be looked
for.
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Wanted--City andcOuHtry peg
pie 10 know IHat we are Offering
our splendid sock Of RsaOts,
shoes and Hats at retail, at gess
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves by looking.
j. Z. HANDEAE q Co,
2zO HaIn street.
Goods moi exactly ia ssyle less
Eban cOst.
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RRENNLEY $500 coLLEeE,

Memphis, Tenn.
THI3 Institution will open MONDAY, 4Eh
/ JannaIy, 1853. lis located at the southern
erninus OF DtSOtO street, convenient to the
street cars. The College grounds contain six
acres, with buildings finely adapted to College
purpOSes.
TERMS PER Sc sion OF . MONTHS.
I'm AGvanca)
For all Branches OF Education taught in
Female Colleges, including a full course
OF English, Ancient and Modern Lam
EuaBfS-..a.sts+. s..u --a-.-s..-..s..-.s. --.-.-.sF ~ W
strum6ntai ...y.-~~- 49,. ..~--~-~.- 50 %
For Board 10 College, uaiuding furnished
room, fuel, towels, Light ANA washing. 100 90
Day Scholars can pay by the month, in adj
vance. No INCIDENTAL Fees.
j. u. MEREDITH, President,
ia3 dkW MemDhis.T Tenn.
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AKOLD CITIZEN GoNE-Cspt. George
Duval, aD old citizen OF cur city. and
the local u. 8. Inspector Of boilers, died
At his residence On Shelby street, yester-
day. His remains viii be inferred to-
day, and viii be followed to the grave by
many sincere m0UFners. "After LIES
6tful fever be sleeps WELL"
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"FICTION oFTHEL LAWS Sol White,
q negro, stole a gun snd pair Of boots
from q gentleman named James Gore,
on Monday, and was arrested on a war
rant issued by Squire Miller. BY some
neglect the words "against the peace
and dignity Of the State Of Tennessee -
were left out, aud Squire Aillard, tefore
whom the case came, was compelled to
discharge him. This Is being saved By
what sam Weller would call q fiction
nf the lawn
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VELOCIPEDE.-We noticed q bold We
lOeipedian yesterday afternoon, on eau
sey street, making his machine make
verv good time. The " concern " trsv-
eled at the rate Of about a mile in six
minutes, with ease.
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JOE LOcKEs NEWS STAND, 236A Main
street, is we'll supplied with reading ms
teri8I, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly papers, as well as
magazines and periodicals. All the
moth stand.
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Wants.

HTANTED-By a competent Sawyer and
Engineer, a situst.on. Address \. b. -,
Appeal Office. JAZZ
UTANTED.-A WET NURSE-white or col
OIed. Apply al this ONCE. JalB
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NARROW ESCAPE.-As Edward War
D6r snd Charles Hsller were crossing the
river yesterday il s skin, or duZout,
their boat cspsizad, and they were ccui-
PEELED 70 swim for life. Luckily, they
were not far from shore, ard managed
70 get ont safe and sound, with no more
damage than s dGcking.
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Hsj. Yves. Il. RIes, once 8 well known
citizen OF Memphis, arrived yesterday
from New Orleans, On bis way TO Louis
vile. He was warmly welcomed by
many friends, and looked ss though red
fish ard other Injuries agreed with him
hugely.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WashlggtOn College, Virginia.

THE SECOND TERM Oh THE CURRENT
| Session Of Washington College, General
Robert z, LEE, President,
Begins on the list OF February,
And continues to the end of June. Students
entering for this term pay half the usual fees.
The organic uion of the College is complete
In all the usual departments of academic and
scientific education, with a full course of Pro-
lessons and assistants. In addition to the Or
binary EcisEtihc studies, a full course is Taught
in CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERING, n di-
plomas are conferred in this school,. The ENG
Law IL in chaTgs Of IN lgs John W. BrOcKen-
Drcug1, LII ID. TIE entire expenses for the
term nee a not exceed $40. For Catalogues ad-
dress &c. GORDOS, Clerk of Faculty,
inl9 Lexington, Virginia.
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Meeting CT the 6 tIzens OF Grit
tenden County.
Confirmation Of the Death OF
the Marion Prisoners.

BY passengers on the Lady Withsup
from Mound City, last evening, We leaEI
that the three NEGROES convicted by tht
court martial convened at Marion OF
Monday, and the one convicted Tuesday
morning, were shot TO death with mus.
kerry ct > o'clock Tuesday AFTERNOON.
We also learn that DR.. John r. AGREE,
well known in our city, was shot and
killed on Monday by the band who shot
Nesscs. Harvey, Ticsr and MeAllister.
He saw them coming, and knowing that
be was obnoxious 20 them, tried to es-
cape, but Was oveTtaken and killed. DR..
Acree Is, we believe, q brother Of DIR. q.
W AGREE, the well known dentist o.
this city.
Ar. n. 3. Lafont, OF Frenehman's
bayou, was in the city yesterday, and We
are informed confirms the former reports
Of the killing Of Harvey, Ticer and
McAilisteF. He says that the band
came to his house and commanded him
20 90 with them and show them the
crossing place Of FrenchmGn's bsyOu.
He Obeyed, and st the ford they shot
their prisoners and ordered him 10 bury
them. He complied with the order and
Gecently inferred the bodies.
The citizens OF Crittenden county hsd
4 peace meeting on Tuesday, at the
plscs Of Mrs. Turner on Ten Mile bayou.
Thomas LsmbaTton, Esq., wss in the
and resolutions ia favor OF law
and order were passed unanimously. We
that the resolutions may be of some
avail in stopping the murders and rspes
are daily being perPetrstedi bat we
doubt it.
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BRUrAI-B. Eaeley, q negro drsy-
man, brutriiy cut a mule on Tuesdsy
evening. A warrant was issued yester-
day for his arrest, on charge Of cruelty
to animals.
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NICHOLSON PAVEMENT.-The con-
tractors have finished all Of the work OF
paving with the Nicholson pavement let
to them in this city. The Chancery
Court has decided the question of the
property owners liability in favor OF
the contractors. The contractors are re-
quired by the city TO enforce the coIlec-
fion Of this tax by cults against the prop
erty for its condemnation and sale; hence
we shall expect all parties indebted 20
Us for the pavement to come to Cur office
and settle. II there are those who can
not pay The money, let them come 90
and cay frankly what they can and
will do, and we shall do what we can in
accepting such terms as they ms be eble
II offer us. L. Il. BROWN & Co.
January Z, 1853.
Ledger and Post copy. /
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THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception OK transient guests and
boarders. Price per day, s. 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We viii be giSd
10 welcome our old friends sad guests.
Z D. COCRRELL q SONS.
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TIE Hon. Mrs. Yelverton will give q
q reading from the poets at the Memphis
Club Hall, Greenlaw Opera House, oD
this (Fbursdayl evening, 21st, at eight
O'Clock. Tickets a dollar to be had
at the principal book and music stores
and hotels.
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THE FIRST MEN or The CFTY.-Dr.
CioDton has q special call home, aud will
leave the last Of the week. and will not
be hele sgsin this year. His patients OF
the city are bringing their friends IN.
He treats with perfect success, piles, fstu
Ia, structures, etc.
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uNrvERsIrY OF THE SOUTH

SEWANEb MVUN1A1Ni 1HNN'
TIME next Term ef the Junior Department
viii opsn at University Place, Tenn,
On the IOsh Day of February, 1859.
BOYS received at any age and prepared for Col.
Iepe, Location perfectly healthy-AGO reel
above the sea. 800 covers expense, board ahg
tuition, for three months. FOR circular ~
information address q. X. alrDanks
General Treasurer. University Place, REM
c. ]. QUINTARD. DID, aLncsi1or.
las eodS vice S1.M-
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FIsH.-There was an unusual quantity
OF FISH in market and at the depOts yes
ter6sy. They come mostly from Ten
Mile Bayou and Black Fish Lake in Ar
Eapsas.
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ASSEMBLY,.
Condensed Report Of Mondays
Proceedings.

NASHVILLE, January Is, 1869.
Senate.
The Senate met st 104 o'clock to day.
Speaker SenteT in the Chair 6nd twenty
one members present.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Garner: A bill to punish
drunkenness and to preserve the morals
\ OF the people of the State. The bill re-
quirss Grand Juries in the respective
| counties to carefully inquire into tie
subject Of drunkenness and report q true
bill il all CAGES. The parties when
found guilty shall be dealt with by the
! court. IL also makes It the duty Of the
Judges OF courts to inquire whether any
member OF the Grand Jury Of their
courts GFe guilty of habituaI drunken
ness If 90, such parties shall be dis
missed from the jury, and their places
filed by sober men. The bill imposes
upon the Justices Of the Peace tina duty
Of sTresting and combining in the county
izil Gli parties who nay, under their OBJ
servation, become 3 public nuisance by
i-ntoxicGtiOD, until they become sober,
and tazing them with the costs. Any
Justice or the Peace who shall refuse or
neglect 10 comply with the provisions
CT this act, upon conviction, shall be re-
moved from Office and fined not less than
$50.
By Mr. Patterson; A bill TO amend an
act changing the line between tine cOun-
ties Of Smith, Putnam and DeKalb.
By Mr. Keith /: A bill to amend the
charter Of the Chattanooga and Cincin-
natl Railroad Company.
A bill TO Incorporate the Howard AS
s0cistion Of Memphis.
a bill to incorporate Washington
Ledge No. 159 T. A. Al.
House.
The House haet ct ten am, Speaker
Richards in the chair and hfty-eight
members present.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Spsrkman Bill to protect the
rights Of children OF deceased Union
soldiers.
BY MIR. Prosser: BIZ to amen the
reyenUe laws OF the State, making bank
stock taxable as the personal property
OF the stockholders, to be assessed at
the banking house where said stock is
held.
By Mr.. Anderson: Bill to charter the
Chattanooga and Cincinnati Railroad
Company.
By Mr.. Thornburg, Of Jefferson Bill
10 provide for 8 second edition OF the
code.
By Mr.. Hacker: Bill TO regulate the
practice or dentistry in the State.
By Mr.. Murray Bill to amend the
common school law.
BY Mr.. Welsh Resolution of thanks
to Judge A. w. Howard, Of the first iu-
dieiai district, for having faithfully exc
cated the Ku KluX law. Adopted,
BY Mr.. Cordell: Bill to amend the
revenue laws Of the State.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Mr.. Wines moved to take up the mo
tiOn to reconsider the vote by which his
Joint resolution in favor of female suf-
frsge was last week rejected, and sup
ported bis motion by 3 speech Of consid-
erable length, after which the motion TO
Hahr1 D, rr1a carried
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Fresh Savannah river Shsd received
daily per express, by Victor d. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street.
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MEfEPiEES APPEAL.
Omee--Eo. f3 jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

THE WEATHER was cloudy and threat
eling rain last evening.
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LIPPISCOTT's MAGAzINE-Th;ss serial
for February is at hanG, and is chock full
Of good reading. It contains a continu-
alton Of the great story, Beyond the
Brsskerz, % "Over Y0naeF," 8 charming
n0veistte by the author Of the "Gld
MamssIle's Secret" and several interest
ing papers CT miscellaneous subjects.
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PARLOR MUSIC HALL
Near Cor. eco and Jefferson stS.

SUPERIOR ORCHESTRA has been en-
cellent style. Good order will be maintained
The Bar is stocked with choice brands Of
Wines and Liquors. J. W. THOMPSON,
zoo Manager.
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Killing of DR.. ere
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-Jast re-
ceived one thousand oYeTeoats from So
20 SO each, at Walker Bros. & Co., 229
Main street, Clay Building. tf
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NOTICE.

District eff West Tennessee. in Bankrupicy-ss,
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day Of January, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of p. e DOdsonr
Of Upton county, and State of Tennessee.
within said District. who has been aGludged q
Bankrupt upon mis- own petition, by The Dis
D. WOODBRIDGE.
jal3 20 q Assignee.
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GIVEN BONDs.-CoI. William Forrest
went yesterday to the SherifFs office,
snd gave bonds in the sum Of 5000 for
his appearance at the next term OF the
Criminal Court, On the charge OF mali
Cious shooting.
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INrPROvEMENT.-We are glad to notice
that 6 pavement hiss st lsst been laid
over the bayou On Beal street.
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session of 20 weeks. half in

ana lJO W
Pupils charged at the above rates from the
date vi entrance until end of session in June,
except In cases of protracted sickness.
sc. BURNEY, Pres't of Trustees,
ja8dsw Q. II. BELL, Prest of College,
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GgNTLEMEN's wooden undershirts and
draweys ct B. Lowsnstein & Bros, at less
than cost.
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CHIMNEY CLEAEING-Among other
officials needed Dy every community, and
indispensable, indeed, TO the safety Of
property in this country OF wooden
houses, Is a superintendent or inspector
Of chimueys. A regular organized corps
Of chimney sweeps, with q competent
superintendent, would more thsn pay for
81! expenses Or Outlsy thst such an Off
Cisl would cost the city. Half the alarms
that are sounded by the " fre-bell" are
caused by chimHeys burning out.
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ALL kinds Of dress eoocs saaFzsd down
at B. Lowenstein & Bros. T
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EDUCAmoN.-The attention Of or
readers IS directed to the card OF W. Z.
Wards Seminary, Nashville, Tenn.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
LOwenstein & Bros.
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TIE DAILY APPEAL IS del5vered By
faithful carriers, Seven times q week for
Twenty-Five cents.
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' wool
hose al cost price at b. Lowenstein q
Bros.
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House resolution ia reference to reeog-
Dizing the insurgents in Cuba vas taken
up, and the report Of the Committee on
Federal Relations, recommending its re-
lection, vas concurred ia by a vote Of so
70 Is
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ATTEND the great reduction sale st B.
LOwenstein & Bros.