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Jacob Harman's house, in the same
neighborhood, was partially torn down,
and three children somewhat bruised, but
not seriously. Two boys were thrown
some distance from the house and left on
the bed on which they were sleeping at the
time. On striking the ground, one of the
timbers from the roof of the house struck
endwise between the boys and went through
the bed and bedding, and stuck fast in the
ground beneath the bed without injury tc
the boys.
Several other buildings were damaged
more or less and other persons hurt, hut
have not the particulars.
| The whole scene was one that woul(
GAUGE the hardest heart to beat with sym
patty for Mr.. Richardson and Mr.: Roy
mond, and their families. They have tn
sympathy Of this entire community in thei
time of trouble. G.
Another correspondent at Sank Cen
ire gives an account OF the foregoing, will
this additional:
''The roof Of the Episcopal church Va
torn aoa 1p'.stalz from The rattsrs, and tn
greater portion Of it carried asa4 raQu
, ten rods. No other damage Of important
was done here. u. II. %S
. "The 4th or rather 9Th passed 81 yer
, quietly with US. A great many either
|. betook themselves to Osakis on that da,
where they enjoyed themselves exceeding
~. Those who remained at home 4
, whom am which, dian't seem to ca,
any more for the 4th Of July than for sar
other man,"
:. "A description Of the scene at NJ
Richardson's is also sent us by q CORE
pondent OF Raymond, but &C." gives Q
d that is mentioned by the others.
}. Our Grove Lake, Pope county CORE
pondent, "Juvo," gives much Of the for
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ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

correetedferrns JOURNAL, by D. II. G .xrrpAy
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MILLPklCns FOR FLOUR

NRolYSAll. nI9Am
XXX 500 $50
Xxx $50 $50
Superans 400 $50
HOUSE, FOR SAIE.-A large double house
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
ono square from tho Normal School, will
DO sold very cheap. Inquire 1t this s16ee.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

A VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF hAH-
N way, N. j.. Grand street. five minutes' walk IRON
depot containing i've Of land or about eighty WIN
houses; price 92COO; will leave &25Ou on bond ana
mortgage and take he bslauce or ready nae
TAYLOR co.'s. 81 Montgomery street, Jeraey City, or is
broadway, room No. T.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

"a Residence OF IA rooms, attic and cellar barn and car
and IN ORDER abundance Of fruit and
ten Lots Of ground; only &6500. -.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
COUNTRY RRAL ESTATE on SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-MUs BE SODA Farm OF
N 6 9s under cultivation two houses Two Osrn
carrisse house and outbudngs AL ia good orer hns pro-
ducve land all be raised In abundance stuAteu
ON the Hudson river ~ miles above In the
vicinity Of j. Asors General Bucrsds and otner van
abls and well known FARMS and enjoying posptc unsuf
passed BY property the river will be sod WIN AZ sne
Stock Farming Utsnss Furniture, &C.. at half - value
WHITE SWANN, 203 Broadwsy, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

I,oR sALE-A HANDSOME BRICK MANSION, BEAU
tfuly located In the city Newburg the heights
the junction OF Powell avenue and North street. about three
quarters OF mile from the ferry. The winch Affects
house the usual convenence water from
well cistern conducted into tho premises The
land embraces ek less which II adorned with
variety OF choice trees, well orange and he
lock hedees; there s afso brick Coach House
premises For terms and title apply 10 HASBROUCK 4
TAYLOR, Esqs, Councillors At Law.
NRwBUng March, 1859.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ON FRIDAY NEXT.

AIOw.-NOw IS rHE TINE TO BE ON THE LOOKOUT
IN for place to live In; the time TO resolve 70
cape from the tyranny OF high rens BY consulting with
about the dslghtfuy ps.ssn. Village Of Crawford n j.:
buy building lots OF villa ses therein, but short dis
lance from the depot at last years prces and you
to your profit and the deoidsd grahcaton OF your
family.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

DAsSAIC, N. J.-FINR SLATE ROOF HOUSE, TEN
rooms, acre. for sale very cheap; also st 4euchens
splsndid places Al great bargains
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

NEXT TELEcRAM CARTOON.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

DANKs OF THE HUDSON.-FOR SALE, TO CLOSE
ID an estate Farm OF $40 acres, the west side
Poughkeepse excellent neghborhood; magnificent river
view for ~ miles, commodous house. farm house and
amount Of cash re9ured great ana the West
less than ninety days. Also splendid Farm OF 20 acres with
fine river view, only mcs from the CITY, Apply to JAMES
PRICE. 200 Hudaon street
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

DREwERY FOR SALEM WASHINGTON CITY, WITH
ID appurtenances This property very egbly situated
and substantially built Of brek with stone cellars covering
portion purchase allowed remain for term
Of years. Apply to CLAGETr SWEENY, No. Market
space. washington city.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

BEAUTIFUL PLACES POR SALE AND TO LET
ID Large and small all prices, Erie, Hackensack and
Northern Railroads. A. list Ut No. Centre street.
n MASON.
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

E,OR SALEM BROOKLYN, HANDSOME HOUSE
brown stone three story, basement and su6-celar all
improvements convenient ferries neghbornood rs cass
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Arrival of Governor Sewsrd on the
Mexican Border.
Grand Preparations Making to Re-
ceiVe Him.
Dissatisfaction OF Americans in the
City of Mexico.
The Course of Minister Nelson the
Cause of their Displeasure.
Cessation of Disturbances in San
Louis POtOsi.
Submarine Cable Between Mexico
and the United States.

HAVANA, November G.-Regular
mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived
at this port to-day, bringing dates
from City Of Mexico to 29th October.
Gov. Seward had arrived at Guadala-
guara. He was everywhere received
with enthusiasm. He was expected
to arrive at City of Mexico on the 4th.
Grand preparations are making to re-
ceive him.
Reports of dissensions among the
ministry are unf0unded. They are
determined to rise or fall together
with the Government.
1t is reported that the Americans in
Mexico are displease1 with the course
of Minister Nelson.
The disturbances in the State of San
Louis POtOSi have ceased.
Gov. BUs amente has resigned, and
TrevinO has been elected GOverhO of
Neuva Leon.
The census Of capital gives poplla-
tiOn of 80, 600.
The rural gend 'armes, which pro-
nOunced against the egovernment,ha have
been defeated.
Norton * Co. have presented nc
iAAOA Adt ~ NbllSlt1o Nb-IdN lOl Sub-
marine cable between Mexico and the
United States.
An accident had occurred at Luce
mine at GuaruntO, resulting in the
killing Of seven miners, and DANCE
rOusly wOunding seven Others.
Jerdo de Tegada will probably form
a new Cabinet.
The FL Sjg}o newspaper advises Mr..
Romero to resign his position, the
duties being beyond his capacity.
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ST. LOUIS.
Progress of the Investigations tf
the StonewaII Disaster. 4
Transfer of Freight Without Break
ing Bulk.
Receipts of the Union Pacific r. R
for October.
Mormon Missionaries en- route fer
Europe.

ST. LOUIS, November THE local
board of Supervising Inspectors OF
Steamboats, have been investigating
the Stoneyall disaster, and have taken
a large amount of testimony.
A report will be made by Mr.. Ssn-
ford, the Supervising Inspector, as
soon as the first engineer RECEIVERS suf-
ficiently to give his testimony.
Arrangements will be completed in
a few days for the transfer of freight
without breaking bulk, between the
Iron Mountain and Mobile and Ohio
railroad, at Belmont, Mo-, and &C.
lunbus, Ky.
An Omaha dispatch says the total
receipts of the Union Pacific railroad,
for October, were S579, ,092, an increas e
over September of Sl20,G25 Of this the
passenger earnings were 1901 ,j79.
Seventy-siX Mormon missionaries
twelve of them women LEFT last
evening for the East, en- route for
Europe.
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TELEGRAPHlC MAREETS.
NEW YORK.

Il
Nav YORK, November 6.-Money closed
easy, at ,5i. Discounts are very stringent.
The Recaiyership for the Gold Exchange
Bluk has been vacated.
The Bank Statement is remarkable. The
Legal Tender reserve Is lower than for "A long
time past. Loans S2j2 7s9, ,Ajg; decrease 81, ,Sn-
oIt; specie s-2,-l5, ,O5l; increase s329,2i2. Cir-
culatlon 81, io5.ot5; increase S52.ilE Deposits
Sle2,H5l go; increase -. 1928 :. Legal Tenders
S3g9j7 so; decrease S2,220, 2fS. Sub-TreaSury
receipts y S,295, TOR customs during the week.
ana paid out - jgd $50 for coin Interest
u is now announced that the Assistant
Treasurer las q plentiful supply Of curreacy
Sterling Is quiet az 81 as Gold is lower, Il
opened at u 4, toucned lZ79s and closed AT
lai3s l2'ti. The carrying rates were 7s944, the
latter being the last quotation.
The exports OF specie for the week were
s6i0,5l3.
Governments are firmer. State bonds are
duh, old TennesSees 90: new do 5l34.
Dry 6oods-Ihe great feature in trade to-day
was the reduction made by A. +. Stewart Il
Co in a line OF "a Merrimac printed eambrics,
which they have put down 20 l5e per yard, by
tilc package, and some OF these goods have
been taken ;or Louisville, Cincinnati and
Chicago. The plain cloth in these goods, be-
fore printing, cost ll5ac. IN other kind OF
goods there Is no furi her decline, ana Only "A
moderate business doing.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Cotton dull
and lower. Middling 2i5s; sales 23jU; receipts
45l5; exports. foreign, 3l20; cOastwise 1894.
Flour frmer-Su perfine S5 25: Xxx s. Is.
Xxx s5a8 .. Corr-whfte 81 I5' tiafs 65,7st
Bran 81 TO- Hay 81 so. Mess Pork s3l 3.
Bacon shoulders ~: sides 2Olf ID; 2J5S; sugar
cured hams 80 Lard lSq10. Sugar-prime
l54. AInlasses SOS. whisky 81 q. Conee-
prime lGffez. The stock IS Il 900 bags.
Gold ~. Sterling S71a. New York sight
bills sre at par.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, November r8.-Fiour-Springe extra
S4a6 80. Wheat S914aS91s.r Corn 661la6Gs4.
Oats 3Ss4 d59. Rye 675z Bailey 80. Highwines
81. Pork SS. Lard l6j2.
CINCINNATI.
CIScINNATI, November G.-FIour dun aud
25c lower. Wheat Sl lW Corn s5@S3 Oats 4s
con shoulders Is; clear sides lgtS Lard lGs4
Butter 3Ud35. Eggs -. Cheese f5lSaIg Cot
tan dull and lower, sniddlings 2flr Tobacco
scare, but rates are firnL
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-Fanily flour
sugar H.. Molasses 10 Cotton quiet, mid
dling 2i1s. Toboceo unchanged, sales unim-
poTtant Pork S3l. Bacon shoulders lBs !.
clear sides ~ Whisky 81. Lard ~.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November 6.-Flour-Fau suner
fine S4 00a4 Q5. Mhsat Y; Corn-yeuoW n.
ries quiet and unchanged. Pork So. Bacon
clear sides ls5@gs20. Lard lei4
MOBILE.
MOBILE. November 6.-Cotton easler-Mid-
ding "A. Sales 100 bales; receipts l432 bales;
exports 2l5 bales
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, November 6.-Cotton easier
Middlinss ~ sales 700 bales; receipts 1893
bales, exports, ,eoastwise, ils5 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAvANSAH. NOrem er6.-COtton hrm-Mid-
dlings ~ Sales ii0oi receipts 1000 exports
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Snow Storm in Virginia and North
Carolina.
Sub Marine Cable Connecting the
United States and Belgium.
Death of the Hon. O. BascOm.

RICHMOND, November -Four
inches of snow fell to-day at COving-
ton, Va, and Greensboro, \. c. The
snow storm seemed TO have followed
the mountain range.
NEW YORK, November IA spe-
cial cable dispatch dated Paris, Nov.
6, states that the concession tor the
proposed cable between the United
States and Belgium was signed yes
terday in this city by the Belgian min
lister. The gurantee5 are w. ID. Bar
ney, +. f. Paulding and j. 5. Bout
leet. The cable is to be laid from Os-
tend to some point between Maine and
Georgia, by an American Company.
WHITEHALL, y. y, Nov. Hon.
0. Bascom, Canal Commissioner, died
this m. at O'Clock.
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A. E. FRANKLAMD, AucfiOneer.
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated convocation of Penn g
i Royal Arch Chapter No. p. will beXX
held on MONDAY Evening, November/NN
Sth. at Ociock.
All Companions are fIaternally Invited.
d. c. TRADER, NJ. E. H. p.
-
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FALL MEETING, 1869.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th.
INAUGURATION Posi- STAKE

For all ages, two miles and repeat; Sub
scriPtiOH $50, p.p.; second to save his
stake. The Club adds $500.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE,

OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING Co..
36l Main Street, Memphis. Nov. 5th.
FTHE public are respectfully requested to
L distinguish between the name of this
Company, IN Memphis, and another COM
pany in some more northern city, cities,
place or places, styled the " southern Pub
fishing Company," who are soliciting public
patronage in behalf OF City Directories and
advertising schemes. The SOUTHW W ESTERN
~ UBllSHiNG COMPANY Is a home fnsti-
tutlon, and has no connection whatever
with any other so-ealied /" Publishing COM
pany. This notice Is deemed necessary that
the public may not. In any manner. be mis-
led. |. $ CLARK, See'y and Treas,
II. A. PARrEE, President. NOD
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South Shore Line
re Having been appointed Agent OF the
p" SOUTH SHORE LINE via slisville and
Cincinnati, am prepared TO issue Bills OF
Lading, ALL RAIL"
SAM c. WEAVER,
80 oa,.. -,,.-,,- o.. .,..s -,
Registration Notice.

THE following appointments for Registra-
j tion are hereby announced:
First Ward-N. Miller, SO Main street.
Second Ward-Wm- Chase, IT., a Poplar St
Third Ward-T P. Adams, l95 Second street.
Fourth Ward-G. W. Lincoln 50 Madison ST.
Fifth Ward-Is. J. Boughner, Room 26 Court
House.
Sixth Ward-Wm. A. Nelson, Waldran Block
Seventh Ward-0. c. Jones. corner Hernando
street and South Market House.
Eighth Ward-Wm. TAFT, Bluff City Mills, Pop
lar street.
Ninth ward-J. D. Danbury, Chelsea House,
Second street.
Tenth Ward-B. +. Boon, ,sr., corner fernando
and South streets.
The above Offices will be open from 9 o'clock
am. to O'Clock pm.
j. P. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner Of Registration for shelby
County. moi
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RACES BEGIN AT 2 O'CLOCK PRECISELY
Es- Pools sold on Course and at Ove-ton
Hotel by fuoSl x ITNnERWDOn
Notice to Shippers.

es- The MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD viii commence receiving Freight
for Shipment, to all points. ON MONDAY
MORNING, November sth.
no. Al LOWE Agent.
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The mills of the gods grind slowly,
but Justice, though tardy, always
comes and this is the reason why 8
a baggagemaTl at Cleveland got hole
ia him while smashing up a trunk in
which there was a revolver.
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SAME DAY.
Bradley Stake for two year eds, one mile
Ous subscription $25 p.p.; $500 added
b. the Club Closed with the following
SANE DAY.

l. A Buford names he. Lya,hjHyy by imp.
LeaningtOn, dam Neutrality. by Revenue.
,. Also, b.. Enquirer, by imp. bennington,
dam Ida, by Lexington.
g George Cadwlladcr n;tfnes be HGltbltrO by
Lexington, dam by Churchill.
4. Also, br.L by imp. Australian, dam Dolly
Morgan by Revenue.
3. x. Il. theatham names grL. by Brown
Dick, dam by Hiawatha
q. james B. Clay names chi. Muggie Il. b. by
imp. Australian, dam Madeline, by Bos-
ton.
= W. CotrilI nanes b.L Cricket, BY Daniel
Boone, dam Betty Ward, by Lexington.
$. r. T.. Craig son maine chit lfiss POllg by
Bob Johnson, dam Fanny BUgg, by Am.
baS>adOr.
Q. d. J. Grouse names b.f by imp. Australian
dan by imp. Yorkshire.
10. A. &. Franklin names che AIaskd by Bull
letin, dam by imp. Albian.
II. W. Jennings names b c hiifIre, by Lex
ington, dam Lula Horton, by imp. Albion
Y. Richards 4 kilgOur name ch.E Sister Of
Charity. by Knight of st. George, dam by
Glencoe.
l3. Z. A. smith names be Regent by imp.
Bonnie scotland, dam Lady Lancaster, Ey
Monarch.
"A. Also, CHI by Lexington, dam by imp.
Glencoe.
Is. W. i'rady names b.f Lizzie Trigg, pedigree
unknown.
l6. .. ~. Parker names chit SketrbaR by
Waterloo, dam by st. Charles.
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W Z also itStIil rum autAentlcsOurce5
the following statistics Of the order in

The ladies ofthe Episcopal Church Of
the Holy Trinity, in Yicksburg, Miss,
Sll bold fair early in December, the
proceeds Of which will be used in the
erection Of their new church edifice.
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Iamben ana Henderson have start
ed a new paper al Bryan called the
appeal. 1t is a gOOd-iOeking paper,
published tri-weekly, aud Is Conser-
vative in politics. 1t IS surely we'll
named.
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
Ii hand, full assortment, consisting In
part as foil )ws:
100 casks Bacon;
800 barrels Mess Pork:
100 barrels JOwls and Rumps,
200 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar;
200 sacks Coffee;
800 pkgs. MoIasses-hhds., bbls. .,hlfs & qrs.
loco pieces Kentucky Bagging NJ. & N. KY.
pv, LandeInan, and ]. 4 d. Flax.l
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties"
500 kegs Nails-aSSorted sizes:
500 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
.l00 6bls. pure, copper-distilled Whisky;
100 barrels reetifed Whisky;
90 barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention TO the above, we re-
spectfully request a continuation OF your pa
tronage, and promise, by strict attention 10
business, with the interest Of our patrons
ever before us, 70 merit Il.
auglS d6w HILL. FONTAINE a co.
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Dr, Arthur ]. Lott, who killed Bur
ret Barnes, Esq, at Oakland, Miss,
some weeks ago, has been arrested.
and is now lodged in Jail at Cofeeville.
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NOTICES.
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers
NOTICE.

OFFICE HERNANBo iSsUE ANCE Co.
L Madison street, October 3, 1853.
A I a meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
n this Company, held this day. a dividend
OF five 81 per cent. was declared upon the
capital stock, the same To be credited upon
the stock notes. r. N. NELSON
OcA Secretary
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sTAEBL LER-The friends and acquaint-
anees Of J. GEORGE sTAEBLER and family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
from his late residence on BreedIove avenue,
near the new Raleigh road, this MONDAY
Morning. at 10 o'clock
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Joseph Specht. COnfectioner.

y - MADISON STREET, has Just received a
, large and beautiful assortment of Fancy
Toys, Fruits, etc, aud is manufacturing va
riOus kinds Of pure stock and fine French
Candies, which he offers at the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
The Ladies and gents are respectfully in
vited 10 call and judge for themselves; they
also can be served with the best oysters and
other refreshments, in the finest style.
Fresh Mice and Fruit Pies every morn
frar~
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MASONIC NnTlcE
Meetinn of Chamber of COmmerce

MEMBERS of the Chamber, and others in
VI terested in the abrOgation OF the State
tax upon merchandise, are requested to meet
at the hall OF the Chamber OF Commerce on
MONDAY, Sth inst, at 81 O'Clock pm, to
take further action in the matter. 1t is i'm
portant that all should attend
no7 JAMES ELDER, Viee-President.
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DIED..

KNAPP-At the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. ;. a. Holland, at 81 o'clock, on the
morning Of the 9Th inst, Mrs. NANCY KNAPP,
aged IS years months and 25 days.
Friends and acqaaintances, also the mem
bers OF the " Old Folks at Home, are respect
fully Invited 10 attend her funeral, from the
First Baptist Church, this MONDAY Morn
ing, at 10 o'clock
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NhTIcE-

WILL apply, at the December Term OF oui
i Shelby County Court, for a confirmation
OF my settlement as the Administrative OF
the estate OF the late DIR. Zeno T. Harris, de-
ceased. All persons interested are hereby
notified focSll Eff HARRIS
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0sd Fellowship.

From the statistics OF the Grand
Lodge Of the United States, whose re-
cent session was held in san Francisco,
we CLEAN the folIowipg.
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l. F. A Smith names eh. h. Tict0Ty, y.o., by
Uncle Vie, dam Magnolia by Glencoe;
cOlOrS, blue-and-blue.
2 Geo. Cadwallader names ch.c. HeiabOld, 3
y.O., by imp. West Australian. dam Law
ender by Wagner; coIOrs blue-and-blue.
3. Bacon & Holland name Big. C0rSic0H by I'm
Gle Vic. dam by imp. Sovereign; cOlors,
biue-lud-biue.
The following subscribers do not name:
A. Buford, n J. Grouse, ", H. Chappell.
Jackson s Co, Richards 4 kilgOur.
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OFFICE OF W. G. WEAR & CO.,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
No. Howard's Row,

NENPHIs. Tenn, October Is, 1859.
NOTlCE.-We have this day sold our stock OF
~ Groceries to Mr.. l. W. MILLER, vino will
do business AT the same stand. and to whom
We request our patrons To eutrust their GUS
tom, rs We can endorse him as being in every
way wo-thy OF their confidence and pat ron
age. Our books VIII be found with Mr.. ". ID.
Strattoh, No. l5 Lee Block, who is charged
with the settlement OF our business
W. q. WEAR & co.
Referring to the above, would say to my
friends and customers Of the house OF W. 9.
Wear & Co, that / will be at the Old stand.
and hope, Dy close attention 10 their interest
to merit liberal share OF their patronage.
Mr.. A bb NJ. Harwel viii continue in charge
of the Cotton Department Of the house.
oc2l L. W. MILLER
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAp0
SECRETARY AND TREAsTRER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN., October II, 1859.
. TOCKHOLDERS in this company are
- hereby notified that the annual election
for Directors, To serve the ensuing year, will
be held at the Peabody Hotel. Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November next, at
II O'Clock am.
ocl2 s. H LAMB. Secretary.
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THE GREAT Rad STORE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th.
Administrators Sale of Valuable Bio
Creek Lands.

WE viii sell, for the. administrators Of
" George L. Holmes, deceased. Lots Nos
GOur), letghrl and 3 tuinei of the Holmes
1@aiin @ subdivision, lying on Big Creek. some
nI9een miles nom the city. No 4 Is al
~ .enaloly wooded, and lies on both sides or
bls creek, at its crossing Of the plan zroad
CO atalning ~ acres; No. s contains IS acres.
All eeared, with never-faiiing springs: No =
eOntains - acres, well improved, with -
acres IN tim ber- These tracts all lie couligu-
s 4ls 70 each other, and will be sold sepa rately-
me Mississippi River Valley Railroad, now
oelng constructed, runs in close proximity 10
eaeh tract, with depot at the corner or one
o. LOT Nc. s. The sale VIII take place az y
On Tuesday, December 9TH,
On Lot No. 4, being Big Creek Piankroad
Bridge.
TERMs.-HaIf cash; half IN p months.
with Interest
G. G. HOLMES.
W. X. HOLMES.
Administrators.
ROTsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co,
Auctiouesrs.
Plans on hle at our Office no7
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-19

a justice. in an eastern town, bette"
verscd in law than gospel, not LONG
since married n couple in this way:
"llold up your hands. You so.cmniy,
swear that you will faithfully perform
the duties OF your Office, Jointly, sever
ally, according to your best skill and
judgment, so help You God. That's
all-fee one dollar" This is a.@o>; IL
laconic rs the custom House oath ::
"Take OIL your hat, hold up your hands.
sohelp you God q quarter" We rcnem.
Der once answering to the following
formula: "You swear that's true, by
God" administered by notary pub
lie.