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DIED.

HOWARD, In his 33d year,
The relatives and friends OF the family Fidelity
lodge NO lSS, l. o. of o. f. and the Order In genera,
are Itsptctfuly Invited to attend the funeral, from
ms iathers residence, j. Henry Howard, NO; 427
hhNnnB Point avenue, Camden, N, J.. on Sund ~,
the th Instant at o'clock To proceed 10 Evergreen
Cem> terry.
MAN. aged 3S years.
The relatives and frIends OF the family respect
folly Invited to attend his funeral from the residence
OF bis sisters, IN Middle own, Monday, February
g. at2 O'Clock p. M without further notice.
LENTZ.-Suddeniy, on the % Instant, JACOB .
DlgNTI, In the 5lst ear OF bis age
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Ken
sington Lodge, No. gil A. Y. NJ; and Northern Lib
erty Lodge, No II, l. o. OF f.; and Elm Tree Coun-
Gil United American Mechanics, are respectfully
invited To attend his funeral from his late residence
No. 1888 Montgomery avenue east OF Fra kfOrd road
on Sunday afternoon next o'clock. Interme az a.
Palmer Street Ground.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the evening OF the "a
Instant, GEORGE SPACRMAN, in the 9th yeGE oi
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited TO attend his funeral, from his late real
depce, West Chester, on Saturday, February 6, ~
O'clock.
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JEwELRY-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. II South
second street, has the largest and attractive
assortment OF fine ewelry and sllverwsre Il the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real, pure srti-
Gle furnished price which cannot be equalled
He aleo has a large stock Of American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices. visit 20
his store Is sure TO result IN pleasure and profit.
UPHoL' TERY.-By sending to Patterns. No. 1908
Chesnut street, any intricate job your uphosterer
does not understand, you will insure IFS being fin
ished properly and sent home at once.
aRovEE d BAKER's Highest Premium sewing
Machines No, 100 Chesnut street
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR,

By lis cf sCter, the Company Is permitted 10 issue
fits own FIRST MORrSAaE BONDS to the same
amount ~ the Cove ut Bonds AND NO MORE
Theie hoads are a First Mortgage upon the .ntire
road ard all i,s equipments.
THEY HAVE THIRTY YEARS 10 RUN AT
Six PER CENT, and both
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WANTS.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR
ZELL'S POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA,

FIVE NUMBERS READY. PRICE 10 CTS, EACH.
The Philadelphia Bulletin" saya IL ia one oT ,ha
NOBLEST LITERARY UNDERTAK KINGS ever
VentuYed upon in this country. 'NA
Tie "T6iegrsph' says q ls the CHEAPEST and
most COMPLETE ENCYCLOPEDIA in the Wo rid
The 'PreHs" says IL IN WELL WRITTH EN- WISi, T.
EDITED, WELL PRINTED, AND NEATLY IL
Il. ELLwOOD ZEI.L,
Gs'uthlm Publisher. Philadelphia
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SPECIAL NOTICE - ed TO close out all the
stock OF the former firm, ngain call attention Ia
fnct that since the appralsewenS we nave reduced
the prices OF all goods The assortment of Mems
ana Boys suits and Oyercosts still very good.
WANAAAKER C& BROWN,
WANAM sKER q aOwN.
WANAMARER IL BROWN,
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE Con. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
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CIT ITEM s.

PaIcEs GREATLY REDucED-tO close 0iU Wlq,er
S,sel oC Meas. Youths Gnd Boys ClothfnO.
BalCiVop betlOeen ! BENNETT q Co.,
49, filit aud IOWEE HALE,
PHILADRLPHIs,
ASo 40. g9G ERo4DW-Y. 4,EW o..
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EstnbIIshed In 1920.

GREAT INDUCEME NTs REDUCTION IN PRICES
CRIPPEN &c MADDo OK, No. lis South Third
street, below Chestnut, have on hand the largest
and oest assortment of FINE GROCERIES ever
offered to the citizens OF Philadelphia, In
Guiding best quality OF Dehesa, London Layer,
Loose Muscatel, seedless and Sultana Raisins.
New Fresh Nuts, Paper Shell Almonds. Para
disc Nuts, English and Grenoble Walnuts,
Pecan Nuts. FIlberts.
Havana and Florida Oranges, Lemons, New
Layer Figs, Guava Jelly. Marmalade, Havana
Preserves of various kinds.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds, of
the choicest quality.
Cheese-EngIsh, Roquefort, NeufchateJ. Par.
mesan, Sap Sage, Cream, Young America Pine
Apple, etc., etc.
New crop Spanish olives, by quart or gallon
New Sugar Cured Hams, Tongues and Dried
Beef. Our w. G. Family Flour Is the finest
known in America. We call especial attention
TO our fresh assortment of French Delloscles,
such as French Peas, Mushrooms, Trufles, L..
Henry Pates de Foie Gras, Boneless SardlneS'
and great variety of other brands.
Potted Game in pate form, such as Snipe.
Woodcock. Reed Birds, Plover, Partridge, @ uail.
Grouse Pheasant. Venison, Duck, etc.
Fresh Goshen Butter, in small tubs, to suit
families, selecsed expressly for family use.
Just received, fine assortment of Havana
Cigars, of the best brands.
Green and Bl ok Teas, finest quality.
All goods sold to families In unbroken pack
ages. at wholesale price, and delivered free of
charge.
CBIPPEN MADDOX, No. 1l5 South Third
street, below Chestnut, Dealers and Importers
of Fine Groceries.
In nine cases out OF ten, when Sal they cannot
afford to insure their lives they ought 10 say they
cannot afford MOTTO insure their lives. The fact is
that the who feel poor TO insure the very
men hose families would suffer most in the event
of cath policy for a few thousand dollars on the
"stock" plsn which secures all DESIRE costs very
little In "The American Lie Of Philadelphia"
FURNITURE sLIPs loose covers Liaen and
Chintzes. In great variety, and competent hands
ready TO make slips at greatly reduced prices
o. Patten's No. I4oS Chesnut street.
A HACKING COUGH is OF the most distressing
as well dangerous forms of cough one can be
afflicted with It's continuous action fatigues and
Irrtates the lungs and thus engenders consumption
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough
soothe the irritated bronchia, and give tone and
vigor TO the lungs and whole system.
single bottle will convince any one OF it's purity
Sold one dollar per bottle
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN
No. COZ Arch street
MONEY LOANED
In sums from one dollar to thousands on Diamonds
silver Ware, Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, Dry @ Dods
etc., at RErTEw's Loan ONCE, Northeast co .ner
Fifteenth and Market streets.
REDUCTION PRICES
To close of
Winter Stock.
CHARLES SToR Es 81 Co.,
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This large amount Is only an indication Of the im
mer se traffic that IL usL over The through ae In
few months, when tue & eat tide CT Pacific coast
travel and trade VIII beG" II IS estim aed that thla
business u ust make the earnings of the road from
FIFTAEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS YEAR
AS the supply Of these Bonds will soon cease par
ties who desire st in hem wilt find it for their
interest do The price for the present is
par and accrued interest from Jan. l. in currency,
Subscriptions will be received in Philadelphia 6y
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A COMPANION TO THE "FIELD-BooK
~ OF THE REVOLUTION"
WANTED-Expesienced Canvassers to take
orders for LOSSING'S PICTORIAL FIELD
BOOK OF THE WAR OF 1912.
To be issued in IL pats, at so cents each. Con-
tainIng over 500 illustrations.
Apply to JAMES X. SIMON, No. 20 South
SIXTH Street. Office of Appleton's American
CyclOpedia. z4Ot
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EPElNG MATrREssEs of very superior make
Prices reduce at Pat ems. Nc. l4Os Chestnut street.
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SKIN DBBAsEs-What form of disease 10 more
annoying than that of the skin, with its itching,
singing, smartiDg Its ugly red pimpies, botchy
eruptons, and loathsome ichorous desqus N alto
Happily, HieskelI's Tetter Ointment Is a asovereIgn
remedy for every form of skin disease making a
radical cure In every Gase Sold SO cents per box,
Sent by mail for 60 cents. Johnston, Holloway s.
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MARRTHn-

HoPKINs-H ASTINGs.-on the 2i Instant BY the
Rev. j. j. MRddux, At the residence of the bride NJ
SIG Wharton street, Rev. JOSEPH HOPKINS TO Miss
LOUISA HASTINGS, both Of this city.
STRICKLAND : sTEELMAN.-A At Camden, on
Monday evening. February /, by the Rev. Mr.. Riley
Mr., BLW GOD j. STRICKLAND, of Camden. N. j..
70 Miss NJ. FANNIE 81 EELMAN, OF Philadelphia.
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MONEY LOANED
In sums from one dollar to thousands, on Diamonds
silver Ware, Watches. Jewelry, Clothing Dry 1ods
etc.. at RErTEw's Loan oGice, Northeast co :ner
Fifteenth and Market Streets
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REDUCTION IN PRICES
To close of
Winter Stock.
CHARLES SroR Es g. Co.,
Clothiers,
No. S24 Chesnut street
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PRINCIPAL AND IMTEREST
IRE
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

such securities generally valuable la p opOriion
to the length II tIme they have to The longest
SIX Per god Interest bonds of the United 90
ube 'Ssy will be due iu l. years, and they wor
III If they hsd 80 yea 8 to run, they would s'end
=: rot less than l26 perectly safe First Mortgage
Bono like the Union Pacific should approach rate
The demand for European investment is alre 1dy
consid rable, and The com pletiOn OF the work will
doubtless carry the price TO q large premium.
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TO RENT.

ITO RENT-AN OFFICE SUITABLE FOR A
Il physician lawyer, with or with 1ul board,
Z: No I'LL 0IBAIiQ stsee., am
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-09
BY EG RAP Il
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 8 After the
Senate had convened, the nominations Of
Gen. Belknap as Secretary OF War: and
Mr.. Robson as Secretary Of the Navy,
together with others, were referred.
The House Committee on Indian AT
fairs to- day agreed to report bill look
ing to the termination of all treaties with
the Indians, and providing for them by
special legislation from time to time.
A telegram from Sedalia, Missouri,
saws that Deputy United States Marshal
Moses was shot, on the 4th inst, By Felix
Whitwortb. 10 Camden county.
Commissioner Delano has telegrapbed
for further instructions.
The coin balance in the Treasury
amounts to $7l 100000, and the custom
receipts during the rest of the month
will swell it to $9l 600, 900. and the weekly
Government sales will reduce it about six
or eight millions. 0s the 3lst S32 ,000,-
900 will be required TO pay the interest
on the bonds.
The choice for the vacancy on the So
preme bench lays between Judge HoaT
and Judge Erskine, of louisiana 3
The Legislative Committee, 10 urge the
admission of Virginia, had satisfactory
interview with Butler, to-day, who said
that pledge would be required as pre-
liminary, that the State Constitution will
be faithfully carried out
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A Death-Bed Marriage.

Albert D. Richardson, of the New
York Tribune, who died on the I'd inst
at the Astor House, il New York, from q
wound afflicted by Mcfarland, whose
divorced wife was sffisnced to Richard
son, was united in marriage 10 the object
of bis affections the day but one prevl-
GUS to bis death. The World, of the lst,
says:
A change for the worse took place in
Mr.. Richardson's condition yesterday
morning. Dire. Carter and Holcombe,
the attending physicians, bad said that
if the patient survived yesterday without
undergoing any unfsvorable change,
they would have strong hopes of his re-
covery. Yesterday, however, it became
evident that Mr.. Richardson was in a
sinking condition. The physicians at
once saw this and gave up all hope. DR..
Carter said be did not think the patient
would live more than twenty-four hours
longer.
A consultation Of the friends of Mr..
Richardson was held. Among these we're
a brother of III. Richardson, Mrr. Nc
Farlsns, and her mother Mrs. Sage, of
Boston,, Junius Henry Browne, DIR. Car
ter and his wife. II had already been de-
cided to have the marriage ceremony SOL
emnized between Mr.. Richardson and
Miss Abby Sage (lste Mrs. McFsrlsnd)
in the event Of The physicians pronounc-
ing the case OF the wounded man hope
less. Mr.. Richardson himself had said
il was his wish that the marriage should
take place.
10 pursuance of this desire, Mr. R CHI
srdson and Miss Sage were yesterday af-
terneou married. Henry Ward Beecher,
assisted by the Rev. o B. Frothingman,
performing the ceremony. The marriage
was witnessed by the Hon. Horace Gree.
ley, Mr.. Richardson's brother, the brides
mother, Whitelsw Reid, managing editor
Of he Tribune; Me-. Samuel Sinclair,
Colonel W. Knox, Junius Henri Browne,
DR.. Carter, and several other Of Mr.
Richardson's intimate friends Mr. Rich
ardson made the utual responses with
marked emphasis and deliberation, snd
after the ceremony shook HANDS with Mr.
Greeley and other friends.
After prayer
Me- Beecher Ito Mr. Richardson Dc
you take the woman whom you have BY
your side now, 10 this hour, standing
nssr the heavenly land, and renew ia
her the pledges Of your lover Do yOJ
give your heart to her, and your name
Is she, before God and before these wit
nssses, your beloved, your horored. anC
your lawful wife2
Me- R chsrdson lin an audible snt
clear voice Yes.
Mr.. Beecher turning 10 Miss Slge)-
And 10 you accept him ss your head il
the Lord2 And are you now 10 him I
wife sacred aud honored, bearing hi
name2 And will you love him TO IL,
end Of your life2
Miss Sage-I do. and will
Mr. Beecher-Then By the auihoril,
given me by the Church of Chris, | d.
pronounce you husband and wife; an'
may the blessing OF Almighty God. ID
Father, the Son, aud the holy Spirit
res, upon ycu and abide with you
Amen.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.


WAsHIvGTos, December 8 MIR. Nor
rill, of PENNSYLVANIA, introduced bill
TO fund the debt Of the United States at a
lower rate OF interest, to make a national
banking system, and for other purposes.
which was referred 10 the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Payne offered resolution direct
ing the S Secretary of State to inform the
House what Legislatures have ratified
the Fifteenth Amendment, which was
adopted.
Nc. Cobb, of North Caroline, asked
leave TO offer q resolution Of sympathy
with the Cubsd insnrreetionisis, but the
general order Of business was called for
BY Mr.. Maynard.
Mr. Lawrerce offered a resolution
which was adopted. directing The Com
missioner Of Public Lands TO il qnire into
the expedisney of AMENDING the Home
stead law, SO as 20 authorize ex soldiers
and seamen to secure one hundred sDc
sixty acres OF land, instead OF eighty
scref, as DOW.
Several bills for The removal Of disabii
tiles were introduced aud referred.
Mr.. Llrgueti introduced bill 10 pro
cure aud disseminate Information Of The
extent Of the cereal aud other crops o.
foreign countries, which was referred tc
The Committee on Agriculture. 1t re
ouires the American Consuls residing IL
countries which raise cereals or Other
crops that come IN competition with
American produce 10 the markets OF tht
world to furnish q quarterly state ment o.
the condition Of the crops to The STATE
Department, which is 70 furnish them &
the Commissioner Of Agriculture. who i
required 10 publish them in condensed
form in hi. monthly circular. corrected
bv aDy accurate information 10 bis pos
session. The otjec, Of the bill is TO fur
nisb Information to farmers 70 enable
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lat ward-At North end Navy Yard.


lst ward-At North end Navy Yard.
James A Newsom, Deputy Commissioning; J
y Randle, o Dwyer, Clancy, Judges; G {
Baueh, + 7 Atwood. CLERKS.
2d Ward AT corner Washington and
Fourth Streets.
George GiIlbone, Deputy Commissioner; R
W Lightburne. T Campbell, W J Chase.
Judges; Thos joyce. n Eosing.on' ''ierkS'
Sd ward-At Kiernan's Office.
WE Barrett. Deputy Commissioner; james
Reork, W McKeon,J A Signaigo. Judges
Henry Schrader. W A Nelson. Clerks.
4th Ward-At corner Madison and Third
Streets.
1T Cartwright. Deputy Commissioner; A 7
Lacey. P NJ Stanley. W Coleman, Judges ;
Dan KirwRn, A Holding. Clerks.
5th ward-At Circuit Court House.
TW O'DonnelI, Denuty Commissioner; j G
Hoist. owen smith. JAMES FSssrty. judges /;
w w Gilbert, John y Baird. Clerks.
9Th Ward-At corner Tslbert and Null
berry Streets.
RChiies. DEPUTY Commissioner; p A Ci-
cali Thos Norment. Halstead. Judges; w
II Clark. Sam Moore. jr, CLERKS.
7th ward-At corner Linden and caussy
Streets.
Robert Good. Deputy Cormis,ioner; W L
Stewart, W Davidson, u Hsrmstad. j judges; II
Foster. c @ Jones, Clerks.
9Th ward-At Church, -Quinby. Avenue. :,
10 4 Nonsarrat, Deputy Commissioner II b
Holt. b Pante, McGeoy; Judges; d Stew
art. kueene Levy. Clerks.
9th Ward "A. corner Kerr aud Fiitn
vi b Gibson, DEPUTY Commissioner. g NJ
/ WardriR, Judge: j Dan bury, Judge: John
/ Herring, Judge. @ Handwerker, CLERK; \
| schapeT. Clerk.
10Th ward-At Africa Bailey's Church
WI McLefresh. Deputy Commissioner. T
/ Wright Judge. VI q wills, JUICE; James NJ
| Wiiliamson, Judge. J NJ Boon. Clerk; Au'
/ guste Bizen. Clerk.
| held Al the same time aud places. DEBUT,
| Comuissiopers viii call at my once md b
qualif d. JOHN =. bOU1HNEh.
IS Com'r Of Resistration for Shelby county
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A twenty-inch gun cast at Perm has
recently been tested under the direction
of Msjor General Pestitch, commandsnt
Of the Cronstsdt ARTILLERY. The gun was
fred three hundred and fourteen times
Z ,ch projectile weighed 10 cEt. and the
charge Of powder was 40 . unds- The
weight Of The Gun is about 80 tons; the
recoil was seven feet; the initial velocity
l.l20 feet per second, aud the persuasive
force at distance Of so feet about 10000
tons The tihciAl report states that this
is the most powerful gun 10 Europe.
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Mississippi h Tennessee Il. Il
Change of Time.

an and after Sunday, Nov. IA. 1859. until
~ further notice. trains will run as follows:
at IL m. making direct connection for New
Orleans, Vickshurg and all points South.
EXPRESS daily. leave Memphis at 4:l5 p.m.,
making direct connection for Coffeeville, Water
Valley, Oxford. Holly Springs. and all points
north Of Grenada on Mississippi Central rail-
road.
~ Baggage checked throush. as
Procure tickets at 231% Main street. or at
the depot. nF
0mnibuses will call for passengers and check
baggage in any part of the city, by leaving
orders at 2371z Mein street.
A. s. LIVERM0RE, Gent Sup't.
c. p. OAKLEY, 9en'l Ticket Ag't. (6l-69 I
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Constitutional Convention

V,HE following named Judges and Clerks are
i hereby appointed to open and hold an cleo
ton for delegates to the Convention for the
amendment of the Constitution Of the state OF
Tennessee,
Election to be held on tlie Third Sat
urday (fSth) in December
1st District-At Stephen English's.
R NJ Bond. Deputy Commissioner; u w NJ
Thorn. J Sraith. j Hughes. Judges; n "
Kicks, @ NJ Fried, Clerks.
I'd District-At Nelson's.
wPy ork. Deputy Commissioner; ID Hun T =
ter, 4 x Nelson, W s Noblin. Judges; W Y
Ward. W I Nelson. Clerks.
Sd District-At Bottoms Store. ,
W ] A Bell, Deputy Commissioner; J L.
Der ] + Duncan, Ii. Rembert, CleJ ks.
4th District-At Old Union Church.
Thos L Giles, Deputy Commissioner; james
Conpei, L b Hareid, A McSouth, judges; W
Leftwich, J W Carroll. Clerks.
9th District-At Raleigh.
WI Moncrief. Deputy Commissioner; FL b
wjiiiford, Thos Ward, g L Nickels. Judges !;
B W Pryor. H R Fuller. Clerks.
It'll District--At Bartlett.
Ew Coldwell, Deputy Commissioner;
Williamson, W Hamelton. Mercer, J Judges;
w Ward. A Mercer. Clerks.
6tn Dlstrlct-At eneiDy bopoI
L McMullins, Deputy Commissioner; VIM
Griffn, Silas Wherry. @ B English, Judges
J NJ Williams. w P Thompson, Clerks.
9th District-At Baskerville.
VII Weber. Deputy Commissioner; J ~
Brooks, W Baxter. j w Morris. Judges ;
w II Priddy. g NJ Strong. Clerks.
10th District Collierville.
II Jrby, Deputy Commissioner; ] M Flem-
ing, Jesse AppIewhite, J g Moore. judges; a
S Stratton, J W Koen. Clerks.
11th District-At Germantown.
L A Rhodes, Deputy Commissioner X
Weir. j Calls, enford, judges; nj Z
Webb, VIM Carter, Clerks.
18th District-At Mechanicsville.
d Pearson. Deputy Commissioner; J W
Elan, w M Moore, VIM Conaell. Judges M
w BEDFORD. I P Lewis, Clerks.
18th District-At Arnold's.
F g Stephenson. Deputy Commissioner "
L Lundy, w Dooly, W Levi. judges; II =
Dooly, g NJ Williamson, Clerks,
18th District-At Whites Station.
j q Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; ] II
Goodlett. w X Horne. A W Moore. Judges A
J Brooks, A @ Gates, Clerks.
18th District-At McConnelps Church.
I'D Massey, Deputy Commissioner; Mas
sew. A nj Stout, A Q Roark, Judges; T M
Alexander. Rsbt Stone, Clerks.
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Deputy commissioners, Notice.

THE poll hooks IN ! returps are now ready.
Il You viii please call al my office and get
them. JOHN P. B0UGHNEk,
Commits gionerof ReKift-atiOn for Shelby CO.
Msmphis. ID rcembsr 6. la69.
lAValsnehe. Appeal aud San sOpy for ons
week s3-Ss
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UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
Of Memphis.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

MrxPHIs, November ]. 1862
The Board Of Directors have ordered an IN,
rA.llrnent 81 tan per oept upon the Subscribed
CAPITAL Of this Bsak 70 be paid on or before the
5z-los S. P. READ, Cashier
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"0ld Reliable" Davis U. s. Mail
Line..OppOSItiOn to Monopoly.

i Liberty No. and Comm ercial, will form q
Semi W eekly United States Mail Line between
Memphis and White, Little Red ard Black
rivers. leaving Memphis every Tuesday nd
Saturday. at 5 o'clock pm. These boats have
been docked and thoroughly repaired. and fur
nished with new outfits. making them as good
ss new. The Merchants and Planters on
White. Red and Black rivers have taken oae-
permanent and reliable Home Institution"
We hope, by strict attention TO business and
Low RATES, to merit fair share Of public
patronage.
Tennessee. JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't
LEVY 4 ROBBINS. AR'nts, =
16 JeffeIson street. Memphis [63-I0-62
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sOHwOOB'S RESTAURANT,
No. I6 Madison Street.

T HAVE removed my Restaurant 10 No. l6
i Madison e., where 1 will be pleased to re-
ceive my old customers. and al who may favor
me with acall l69-9il J.SCHW0OB, Ag't.
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Union Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
ALL COTTON, TOBACCO OR OTHER
"A produce consigned to rs insured, unless
otherwise instructed. Bagsing. Rope and
other supplies furnished at the lowest market
r,riea l5f-9-l48
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TRUST SALE.


ny VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF A
Is Deed of Trust made BY smith Wilson to
secure certain payments, therein expressed,
which Deed is registered in the Register
office of Shelby county. in Book No. 81, Part
First, pages 439 and 44O. will. on
The Twelfth Boy of january, 1879,
in front of the Court House. in the city. Of
Memphis, proceed TO cell. for cash. the iol-
lowing described LAND. lying IN the county
of Shelby, Tennessee. Civil District No.
10, beginning at stake. The southwest corner
of lots No. q and 3, in range 6, section !, thence
n',rth SIS chains 3 links to stake in
]. G.. Meachsm's east boundary line thence
east 26 chains and Il links to stake with dog.
wool pointers: thence south II chains and 4J
links 10 stake in the Winchester line thence
east with the Winchester line IL CHAINS and
"a links to black oak then south z! chains
"a "a lin Ia 10 a stake, with poplar and sweet
gum pointers; thence west 40 chains to the be-
ginning.
4. G. BLECkLEY, Trustee.
This sth November 1859. 5s-llV