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Bachelors Halr Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best IN the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable. i~nslsntane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects OF bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied al Batchel-
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Allcock's Porous Plasters have been found
specifies for RheUBR0aSHa ofutc HTlSts.
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7th District At Bartlett.

W. II. MOncrief-Deputy Commissioner.
=. d. WillifOrd, Thus. 81. Ward, q. L.
ickels-Judges. h. W. Pryor, a. r.
lller-CIerks.
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advocates. London consumes the most
meat ana beer; Stockholm the most
water; Smyrna the most coffee; Mad.
rid the mest cigarettes, and Paris the
most absinthe.
The bfagasi,s fur die Literdttsr des
husbands publishes an article entitled
Pdhi ind Qaal Election and TOrment)
ia America, which gives 3 frightfuI pic
ture Of our recent political campaign.
The mass meetings sre described as oe
casiOne where the opposite parties Pelt
each other with mud, then with stones,
AID end with reviewers. The intelli-
genc7 Of the writer msy be estimated
ron tie fact that be speaks of Gen.
Mcclellan as the Democratic candidate
fOE tue Presidency! The article teFmi-
nstes with the assertion that the AE1eri-
can people are IN state of rapid deca-
dence; that even their capseity for phys
iesl reproduction is falling off 3 piece OF
stupidity which originated with DR..
Kuox, OF Edinburg); that the American
women prevent maternity Ia every pos
sible way, and, mark the delightful self
cOmplaceacy OF the man" only by the
Germans, who alone retain the germs Of
physical and moral development, can
the regeneration and future salvation Of
America be accomplished W Sala and
Mrs Blown" must look to their lsu-
rels; for, verify, here is an arrogance
beyond even their ideal.
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GEN. BRECKINRIDGE.-T distin-
guished end beloved SJutherner having
been includ ID in the late amnesty proc
.amRtion of the President, speculation
among his old soldiers (Of whom we
bavo numbers in cur city has been rife
SIS to when be would return from exiie
and sgain Be amoEg his people. The
su joined extract from the Frankfort
IeOnlaa satisfactorily ensweFs the ques-
tion He will return to Kentucky Ia the
course of time-a few days or fe y weeks
willsee him among his accustomed walks
in Lexington. He seeks no ovation,
and, in his behalf, we request that there
shall be no demonstration beyond the
personal and individual marks OF well
come. That he stands foremost in the
sffeetiOns # the people of kentucky no
conceaiment need be msde, but even
those who would most dearly love TO tes-
tify the popular sense in his behalf must
recOguiss the respect due TO bis wishes
in this regard. He will come to Ken
lucky realizing that, politically, his ca
reer Is closed Indefinitely, and looking to
the bar as the field of his labors and the
source Of his support. Never rich, his
means now are slender, and, for the re-
cuperatiOn OF his fir'uae, exemption
from public life viii come gratefully to
him. Suggestions Of political elevation
will not come from his well-adyised
friends, and all vino call themselves such
will, We are satisfied msuifest IL most
agrecRbly to him by observing the gene
raI line Of conduct 10 regard to his re-
turn indicated by Us.
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NEW YORK..

New YORK, January 30.-Tbe Treas
Gry C2icers are engaged in eKsmin-
ing the extento Of the " draw, ,baokn funGs
in the Custom Ho2se, and the investiga-
tiOas thus far show that they will prob
ably reach 500 900. II is estimated that
one half OF the more r,eept claims, iudg-
ing from the character Of the payers on
file here, sre bogus. These frauds have
been carried on for two years with bold
ness and impgnity.
Official dispatches from Caleb Cushing
at Rogots, Colgm bia, have been received
by the Secretary of State. His mission,
which is believed to be to negotiate rela.
tive to ship canal through the Isthmus
Of Panama, is said to be complete sue
cess.
The ship Marlboro left this port yes
terday With $50, 900 gsllo1S Of petroleum..
the largest single cargo yet shipped.
Mr., Douglass, the owner OF the yacht
Sspho, belonging TO the New York
squadron, has challenged the English
yacht Cambria, TO an ocean race next
summer.
Tae Post says trustworthy and well
informed correspondent IN Washington
writes that It is privately stated that
there is no truth in the report thst Gen.
Grant is preparing to publish or intends
anything In regard to the late report cir
culated that Banks was, al one time, au-
thorized to snpercsde him. Grant de-
clines to take any part in the matter,
and thinks it does not concern him, or
his reputation is not affected By it, and
that he does not think it OF public inter-
est or importance, and he Will not be
concerned In anything that is to go into
print on the subject
The position OF the sailors strike, ae
eor6ing to their own version, is that
there are over 200 vessels ready laden for
sea, which require at least one thousand
hands, and many have shipped crews st
the new prices, and they are determined
to insist on their demands, and believing
that they have the power to enforce them,
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JUSTICES OF T8B PEACE.
Important Decision of the Su-
pFeme C0uri.
The Extent OF their Jurisdiction

TIE following decision which has been
/ made by the Supreme Court, now hold.
/ ing its Dscsmber term, at the capital,
/ setties al important point OF law with
! regard 20 the Jurisdiction OF justices oi
/ she Peace:
a. {. WHITE VS.. ROBERT BUCHANAN
This is 8 sujt commenced before 8 JUS
tice of The Peace, and founded on the
transfer Of sigdgment for S2i6, rendered
20In Of Juae, 1860 in favor of Q. NJ. Com
stock vs.. ". r Blsekmsn. This judg-
ment was tTansf Tred to Robert Buch-
anaD, u ofAprii, 1851, and on the 18th
Of April, 1861, the defendant, Robert
Buchanan, transferred i5 again to the
plzintiff. The Language of the transfer
is as follows
For va,ce received, I assign this judg-
ment to A Q. White, and l guarantee
the payment
-SlgnGl] ROBERT BUCHASAS.
Tae Justice rendered q judgment
az sinst Buchanan for S345 81, from which
there vas al appeal to the Circuit Court,
where Judgment was ren Gered for de-
ieBdsnt, Buchanan, under the charge of
the COURT to reverse which there was an
appeal to this court.
several questions have been discussed
here Svt 10 the view We have taken of
the case, - Is ghae5essary to notice
them. as the Jpstice of the Peace had no
jurisdiction Of the subject matter. By
section 4l25 Of the code, the jurisdiction
of Justices OF the Peace extends to $500
upon sll notes OF hand indiscriminstely,
whether calling for dollars aud cents
simply, or for al amount to be dis
cha,geG 10 Qtber means than money
aud upon endorsements Of negotiable
p6psr where demand and notice are ex-
pressly waived N the endorsement. A
written undertaking to gusTantse the
payment OF the debt OF another, for value
received, does not fall within this deecrip-
ton.
By subsection 2, Of section 412S, the
Jurisdiction Of q Justice extends to all
unsettled GceOunts, obligations, cor
tracts OF other eNide nee OF debt not en-
brsced ia the preceding subsection,
when the amount does not exceed the
sum Of $3.50.
1t is very 0lesr that under these pro.
Visions Of the code the Justice had no
jurisdiction, in this case, of the sum for
which judgment was rendered. The sp.
psarance OF tbs parties in the Circuit
Court did not give that Court iurisdie-
ton. II Ham 332 (; 8 Yer, 30.)
No motion was made in the Circuit
Court to dismiss the csuse for want of
jurisdiction but it being manifest to the
Court that the Justice had no jurisdie.
ton Of the subjsct matter, the cause
will be dismissed, and the plaintiff al
lowed to bTipg new actcn In the proper
foIum. sHACKELFoRp.
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LITER AIRY.

William Carleton, the famous Irish
novelist, is dead.
a bro5zs statue OF Fitz-G Greene Hal
5 leck IS to ba eTected in Central Park.
Victor Hugo promises, for the end OF
T this month, biography, a novel and q
book of poens-in all six volumes.
-tir. Dickens is to receive from Mr.
Chappsl the sum Of $50 coo for fare
we'll series Of readings in England Of one
hundred nights.
-" UHdec the CraFn is the title of a
new monthly magazine in London. Its
contributors are slI servants OF the
Crown; hence the name,
1t is reported that Mr.. Tennyson has
granted to StTsbso & Co., of London,
the r ght Cf publication of his noems for
two years t0r the sum CT $40 000.
The English papers announce thst
the third volume OF Mr.. BToEBing's
poem, "The Ring and the Book" will
sppssr on the 1st of February, and the
fourth and concluding volume on the lst
OF March. A
Mrs. Sto sc, in Hearth and Home"
says ia Old-fsshioned times writers ns Per
spoke Of the sun except as "PLne BUS" or
the moon IS Luna" Now, however,
ibey call the sun the god of day" and
the moon ''ths fair empress Of the night"
George Alfred Townsend has concen-
tFstsu his BrisTean correspondence upon
the Chicago Tribune, which pays him
$4,000 q year. Causss-failiDg health and
Ge8Ts 70 study. Mr.. Townsend has been
writing for E I've papers, st the rate OF ten
letters q week. tor year past.
The Ndtion SAYS Of the late Fi.z-
Greens Hsllsek: Ninety. times in
q hundred he was 3 wit, and q small
one, pOetizirE in sdmiriDg and some
times successful imitation Of Campbell
and the Smiths; ard in the imitation Of
Byron, for the one time that he was not
d poet"
Macmillan & Co, of London, an
DOUu5s Mr.. Alfred Russell Wsllsce's
book on the Mslsy Archipelago, "The
Land Of the Ora0g-utaDg and the Birds
of Paradise" With fly illustrations and
nine maps Mr.. r. MarkhGmls Eist0-
~ OF the Abyssinian Expedition "-of
which the 6uthOr was the geOgraphAr-
with a chapteF c0nt0iuing sn account Of
the mission and captivity OF Mr.. Rssssm
and his companions, by Lieut.. w. F.
PTideaUE.
Max Muller sppssFs TO be delighted
with tho FurkisE lsngusse. In one Of
his lectures he declares that the iugeu-
ioUs manner in which its numerous /
grammatical forms are presented must /
5 -rike every one who has taste for that .
wGudel ia! facnlty OF the human mind 4
which reveals Itself in speech. "Here is I
Il language" says he, "Of such tEsnspRr- /
eut construction thst we can study its
inner workings as we can watch the 4
progress Of cells in q beehive" Anoth- [
eT distinguished authority Is equally en- /
chusisstiC on the same subject: ave 4
might take the Turkish language for the .
scientific result e. s0me learned body
Ug1 40 such society could have been sble .
10 Invent what the mind Of msn has /
pFodUCed 10 the isolation Of the Tartar .
SJeppeS, only prompted by its own laws, /
or by an ins.iBoLive power which is mar /
veIOUs as any in nature" Yet this is the 4
language which Is pspularly regarded as .
5aIbarous and utterly incapable of i'm
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BDSTON.

/ BOSTON, January 30.-A. @. Pike va
arrested at F'itzburg on Thursday fol
aiultery with his daughteF-in-law, and
al Indictment for the murder OF his wifs
was issued shortly after. His conduct
toward his daughter-in-law becoming
known, it is said that he told her that il
her mother was out Of the way he would
marry her, and Mrs. Pike died on Thurs
day in. violent spasms, declared by phys
icians to be the effects Of arsenic. The
daughter has also been arrested. The
deceased was about fifty years old, and
the daughter twenty-six.
At the evening session Of the Anti
Slavery Society Mrs. Cora L. V. Daniels
described the scenes she had witnessed
in the South, and gave q sad account Of
that country. Addresses were made by
J. M. Powell, ]. NJ. Manning, Wendell
Phillips, and others, urging the agitation
OF the QUESTION Of q constitutional
amendment, after which the Seeiety
adjourned.
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FOREHGE.

LONDON, January 3O.-In the case OF
Phillips VS.. Eyre, the late Governor OF
Jsmsics, the Court of q Ieen's Bench de-
cided that the colonial law Is as valid as
Parliamentary law, and gave Judgment
for Eyre.
PARIS, January 90.-Dsspatches from
Athens announce the arrival there Of
Count Wslewski.
An unfavorahls reply to the PROPOSE
tions of the Paris Conference is antici.
pSted from the Greek Government.
The neutrality OF the Great Powers in
the difficulty between Turkey and Greece
i 3 assured.
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wAsHINGToN,

WASHINGTON, January 30.-At meet
ing OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs
Of the House to-day, it was agieed to re-
port 8 resolution on Monday, declaring
in substance that this government would
cheerfully accept and ratify any negO-
tiations coming from the proper civil
authorities and people Of Hayti and San
Domingo, having in view an intention
TO become part Of the territory of the
United States.
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DaubIe Dahl ThronRh TraIl
Run as FOLLOWS,

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The S:l5 pm connects for Cairo and St. Louis.
arriving at 81. Louis a l;s0 pm. next dag $50
am. train arrives in st. Louis II p m same day
Through Tickets st Reduced Rates,
Csn be procured at the Cornpany's OHcs, 2S71<
Main street, and at De pot, head OF Main street.
81 Baggage Checked at Depot or by the NeIps
phts City Transfer Company at Hotels Prf-
Tate Residences, or ON board boats, to al prfn-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. B.-JoNES, Superintendent.
ASA Hell. Passenger A gent tsoI
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
AND
Montreal Ocean SteamShiD7CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE
FIRST class Steamships sailing
Every saturday 10 Liverpool,
From PORTLAND in Winter and MON.
TkEAL in Summer.

flHE uuHersiZn"d having been appointed
Agents toE TIE above Line ara authorized
20 giant through biiis of i2ding rom Memphis
70 Liverpool aRd GtssgOT. The attention OF
sh. .ppeTs Il called u this route, by which the
delays ana excessive transfer charges incurred
AZ Tue large ports are entirely avoided Bills
o. Lad NJ coltr IN through rates covering all
eiiarGes from memphis 10 the ships doeE at
Liverpool, AM low rates and quick tine are
gu srsutzed. Eff cen first class Steamships are
now Ol the l.n9 max iuz guiar trips on Satur-
day Il each weyz. Freighis loaded from the
clls on DOES directly into The vessel.
IdS UGH RECEIPTS given to Boston ana
New England points Via. GRAND TBUNK
EAlL - y
For rates and Information apply to
THOMAS TROUT 8 : ms, Agents
Ja4 No. -, .'rOat sire {, Memphis.
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Pike aSZ D OhnsOn,
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WAsHIEGTON, D. c.

ryvHIs FIRM. ESTABLISHED AT WASH
1 inston. tO1ice 2Iz r street., VIII attend 10
al caAes tnaI may be entrusted 70 them, in The
Supreme Court Of the United States, and Court
OF Claims and also 10 the recovery OF clslIns
against the Government or individuals and
70 business before Congress and in the Depart
mGnts.
The senior member has besn q practising
Iavyer for thirty-twO years and Is 2 member
OF las bars of me Supreme Courts Of ArEan-
sas. Lou Eiana Fud the United states. Toe
Junior bred lawyer, was long RepreEsn ta-
live and Ssnslgr In The CunEr6ss OF the United
State and familiar with the modes OF trans
acting business Ia the Departments
TIE senior, retaining his residence st Mem
phis WilI also. IS one or the firu OF PIKE,
ADaNS PIKE, attend TO cases in the Su-
preme Courts OF ARK Eusas and Tennessee, and
in the United States Courts and ChRnCeTy
Lourt az Memphis. uOvZA u
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GEORGIA..

SAVANNAH, January 30.-Forty Of the
Ogeeehee prisoners were committed for
uisl to-day on the the charge OF iDsur-
rectio0, and thiFty-one were discharged,
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JOHN REED.

NARPENTER AND BUILDER, No 80 Jeffsr-
~ son Street, entrance In alley. Special at
tentiop given TO stair Work. Houses aud We
Tandans framed ready for shipping lnoVSl I'm
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BAN NKRUFTCY.

In the District Court of the United States. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of A. p. Tuck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of the above named BANKRUPT /:
Take notice that a general meeting Of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt viii be held at the
ouce Of 7. J. Latham, Esq. Esgister, in the
city of Memphis, in said District, on the 18Th
day OF February, \. D.. Pos, at 70 o'clock 2 M
for the purpose OF declaring llrst ana fnal
dividend.
also give notice that have flied my final
accounts as assignee of the estate of said Bank
rspi IN said Court, and that on the 18th day OF
March, lo69, shall apply ts said Court for the
settlement OF my accounts, and for discharge
from al liability as assignee OF said estate In
accordance with tire provisions of the 2Sth sec
tiOn OF the act Of Congress, entitled " An Act to
establish uuItlTm system of bankruptcy
Throughout he Unitsd States" approved
March 2 1851.
WM. Y. CIBODE. Assignee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January q, 1863. ia2s
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NOTICES.
Notice.

MY patrons and all who N@lsh @ 70 nave lHelr
NJ Pianos end Organs Iuneu 2i htpelIeI 1gy
me in 8 superior workmalliEe M ~nnsll wtl
please leave their orders sc Cl2rs's Very
rtore, or at NO. 80 Second street, ard NO. AT
blr. Eatfeubachs music store, as have no
cons eCt ion whatever W u that establishment.
II. q. HOLLEsN BERG,
tal6 Piano ana Org Maker.
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PIKE. ADA SIS & PIKE
AttOFneyS, Solicitors 6 PrOctOrE

A TTEND to cases in The different Courts sit
Il ting st Memphis, and In the river cOu2ues
OF Arkansas.
Rs-Th8 Senior partner wiz hereafter espe-
CisIly attend 10 cases IN the supreme COart OF
Tennessee, and in tLr supreme Court and
Court OF claims oT tie United Etates at wash
tugton. being o. the E-n Of PIKE & JOHN
son. OF that city.
once ia the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and second streets.
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HOnday, the !si Day Of February, 1853,

Proceed to sell, TO the highest builder, for cash
in mont Of the Hall Of the Chamber of Com
IneTce, near the corner of Main and North
Court streets, in the city Of Memphis, sell for
cash, to the highest and best bidder, al public
suction. the following described zeal estate
viz certain piece or lot OF land, situate,
lying and being in the county of Shelby,
state OF Tenn nessee, and city OF Memphis, But
Ter Division, Block No, Z, the same having been
conveyed to John CUbbin by VIM. s. Pickett
having q front of 20 feet to an alley on the
south side OF Elliott street, aud extending back
between two parallel lines 2g0 feet /; beginning
al a stake l40 feet from the northeast corner OF
Block No ), on the south side OF Elliott street
thence 20 feet south TO stake thence east ~
feet to stake thence north 20s feet to a stake
Ia Elliott street and thence west with Elliott
street to the beginning.
The title is good, the right of redemption Is
waived, but sell only as Trustee
jail JOHN GUNN, Trustee.
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ALKEET PIKE. RoEEET ". JOHNSON
PIKE & JoHRSoN.
ATTORNEYS, C0UHseiIJTs 4 G0IcliOr

FFNHTS firm VII urac actice IN the United states
u Surreme court and Court o. Clgtr1s, and
viii attend 10 the recovery OF debts. accounts
and claims EgainEt the Government or indi-
vidus Is and to business before Congress or in
tho Departments
The senior member " the nrm Gate og the
Aeu pills q Appeal has long bean known ia the
highest courts Uf ths country and the junior
has h6d iCrEe experience iu departmental ana
other buEluesE ruriuE many years OF Fuotc
service in she House aud SvnE,e. They Ofisr
their Best and faithful services 20 those y no
may need them. iy3-EeplO iy
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TRUST SALE.
TPuS tees Sale.

IA HEREAS, Dan Able. BY his certain deed
w OF trust, tated the 18TH day OF June 1857
and duly recorded in the Registers office cf
shelby cCCnty, State Sf Tennessee. Note Book
No q, page 4B, conveyed 10 undersigned trJIs-
tee, 20 following real estate, to-wit: a certain
lot OF laEd situate, wing and Ueinz In the
county OF Shelby and StaEs OF Tennessee and
de<crLber as ioI.pWs, tO-Wit: Being the west
hair OF the Que hundred feet in John d. Az
mcurs SUBDIVISION, known as Block No. four
hunCre1 and +iinaty- SIX, ard be ng dfty feet
frcnt on flgeOn hoost road, and running back
oce huup ed ard forty -eigut and half feet /:
the SINE lot rs aQnYeysd by ThoS. Jones 10
John ". jONes and W. II. urIey, May / 1882
Is deed recorded ia the Register's ofsee OF
Sheloy county, Ten q see, Book 81, pages 24l
and 2i2, aud also the same as Convened Iov ths
said v 3, Turley 10 The said Ian Able on Inc
l2th day Of Jane, lSt7 together with an the
pFlNLegss aad spPDFsenanees thereto belong
lag ~ulch SAID CoCVey auces was made to pro-
cure the payment CT certain note MADE by
the 5 t4d Dan = b G, ana bearing date Gu the
said 18th day OF JUuer / s., payable SIX mon rs
after date, Tor the sum OF Twelve thousand
dollars nor more Pesfect description Of aid
note 10 eTenee TO said deed Is made and
where's 5, default has been made "a pRyment OF
sstt note; and whereas, the holder OF said
note hiss requested and required the under
1gned, iustee, to foreslOse the said deed OF
irust now, therefore, ct Inc request OF the
holder Of said nate, and In accord 4nce with its
provisions with the said deed OF trust notice
Is hereby given, that on
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HOTELS.
CAPT. JoTEfs I. SHIRLEY, J.Ms. MCCoRKLB
Late OF Memphis. Tenn. Louisville, Ky.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Cor. Fourth and Ealn SIS,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKI

II ANlNG recently purchased the furniture
II and lease Of the y aTIONAL HOTELg-so
long and fsYOraDlN EnOwn-we would respect
fully solicit the patronage OF our friends and
the travelling public.
The Hotel is located In the center Of the city
convenient to all business houses. steam boat
landing, posiofiioe ana places Or smuseInents
street ears leave The door every ten MINUTES
FOR all paris OF The city.
v1ST2s q SHIRLEY q McCORKLF.
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TR USTEE,S SALE.

DY viItue OF deed Of trust executed BY
ID William Ryan and Margaret Ryan to John
Gum as Trastee, and recorded in the -sSgls-
ters once of Shelby county, Tennessee. in
msde tp Sseure certain notes therein men
tloned. l VIII. on
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So Liberal advances made on eonsignraents
70 Is; 2s our New Yesk or Liverpool houses.
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st. Louis Hotel.
NEW ORLEANS,

gnRIs highly popular Hotel wiz AGAIN be
opened 70 The travelling public
on the LIST Of December.
The undersigned VIII exert his best endesvors
10 give its patrouG the high satisfaction which
hss algays sustained It. Families and others
loropOsfng TO visit New OrieanN can secure ac-
eonlnnOdations In advance by addressing
". A. HURH Manager
Or .. L. II ALLs st. Charies Hotsl, New Or
CaaA Oc25 2n
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IMPORTATION TO PLANTERS.

WHT E have on hand consignment OF the cell
w ebrsted DICKSON SELECT COTTON
SEED" which We of1er for faie In lots 10 sxsis
the Planter This Seed, the most prolific 10
use, has oesn Known 70 yield on an average
very superior and sample stalks may be seen
- our oIuce- We respectfully invite the At
en.lon OF tne planting community and the
sraae generally TO the great superiority OF THIS