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IMPORTANT DECISION.

Yesterday, Hugh Morton and others
were brought up in the Municipal Court
or a writ of hdbedS corpus, sued cut by
council, who demurred to the judgment
Of the Recorder, who had tried and i'm
prisoned the prisoners for keeping a
gambling house. The ease being an i'm
portant one. involving conflict of author
ity and as Judge FOute holds the right of
trial by jury. il excited a great deal Of at
t~entiOn, especially on the part of city
officials and members of the Bar. The
Judge delivered a lengthy decision for
which, we regret, we cannot q room.
The following were the conclusions
reached /:
LIST. That by the laws of Tennessee, con
stitutiOnal and otherwise, in any case Of
criminal character where upon conviction
Imprisonment is a direct part of the pen
atty, or where imprisonment is the cOnse
quence upon nou-payment of fines and
costs and where the offense is iRdietable,
then the -interposition of a jury is imper-
alive upon all the courts and the party
cannot be legally dealt with, without the
verdict of a jury.
ID. That in the cases prescribed by pc
~titiOners, I am of opinion that the Re
cOrder transcribed his powers, acting as
Recorder, and that the provisions of that
part of the charter of Memphis under
which he has acted, so far as they con-
fiict with the Constitution, and are incon-
sistent with the State laws on similar sub
jects, are unconstitutional and void.
These cases fall under the rule, and there
fore the petitioners are discharged under
the writ. But. that the end of justice
may be subserved and the parties held to.
answer, in accordance with the tenor Of
this opinion, it is ordered that they be
put under bonds, in the sum of two
hundred dollars each, with two ap-
proved securities in a similar sum, to
abide by and await any action in the
premises that may be taken by the Grand
sion.
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Dyersburg with a good trip, and leaves
again this evening for that port and all
landings On Forked Deer river. She is a
popular and good packet. Captain Mil
Ter IL master and ". Rbasa Parker Is in
the Office.
The Geo. w. Cheek, Captain Malone. "a
the regular u. s. mail packet for Friar's
Point and all way landings to-day. She
goes out at . pm. Barney Barinds and
Charley Jackson are her clerks.
The Alice Dean, Capt. Skunk, with Billy
Grubb in the Office, gets away to-day for
Cairo and Cincinnati. She was delayed
by bad weather, and did not get her cot
ton all on board yesterday.
The good steamer Celeste. having been
put in splendid order, leaves to-day for
J~aeksonport and all landings on White
river, connecting with the Little Rock
train. She is a first rate packet. The
popular Captain Tom Berry will COM
msnd, and Mr.. John Hardin will 90 into
the Office.
The Wade Hampton and Virginia are
coming from the Ohio.
The W. r. Arthur is coming from ".
Louis,
Capt. J. stu Neal is in st. Louis. irving
to raise money to bny out the ons-fourt6
interest Of Shirley s. Voolfolk. Of Louis-
vile, in the Richmond.
Captain w. y. Evans and s. b. C0uls0n
have disposed OF their interest in the
mountain steamer Peninah, to Captain W.
J. Kountz.
There is heavy ice between Cairo and
The St. Louis Packet Company's boats
go no farther than Cairo, it is said, at
present.
The Thos. II. Allen goes out Tomorrow
for the Arkansas. Ferd Hamilton IL
master.
The splendid steamer Mississippi. Capt.
John O'Neil, with Cook Creighton and
john LaaglOis IN the Office. viii be In
port, to leave this evening. for New Or
leans. She viii carry exeursionists who
wish to be In New Orleans on Mardf
Gras and Is altogether an elegant passeu-
ger packet.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: Gen.
WeitZel has stated that the new canal ct
Louisville VIII be completed in a year
from the present spring. The contracts
are let, and wOrkmen have ever since been
engaged in preparing machinery and ma
terial, 80 as TO prosecute the work with
VigOr as o as the weather will permit.
We a the following from the ST.
Louis Republican,. What does the chap
mean by "Wick-s-ed2" captain McMa-
nus, the hard working President Of the
Memphis and St. Louis transportation
Company. leaves to-day for Louisville, to
superintend the debut Ofthe second large
~sternwheel of the new line-the G. B.
Church. 10 Is expected that this new
packet for the Memphis and st. Louis
Transportation Line will be ready for
business IN seven days from yester-
day, and, if so, We may expect her
here very shortly. The Church
we do not suppose that our fellow river
reporters will recognize her, as they very
seldom visit Ons-will be a counterpart of
the Wicks, but of course not so Wiek-s-ed.
Capt. MeMauus Informs as that these
boats will run from st. Louis to Memphis
regularly, and that, owing to their i'm
mense power, they are expected to make
good time and close connections. The
Captain also informs Us that he will i'm
mediately contract for more steamers to
be placed in the trade between Memphis
and Vicksburg.
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THE HUMBOLDT
sumora in regard to the Fate of the Thieves.

The public have been informed Of the
late rObberies at Humboldt, and the cap
ture of the robbers, the leader of whom is
the notorious Johnny Regan. In the alb
sence of any official Information a. 10 the
acts Of the captors of the gang of burglars
and pickpOckets, we do not like to give
details which may be rejudieialtoth the ends
of justice. All sorts of rumOr are afioat
and last night at midnight we heard a
half dozen conflicting ones in regard to
the affair. We learn. however, beyond a
doubt that Johnny Regain was taken by a
party Of men, unmasked, and In open
daylight and hung by the neck across a
beam in the baggage car until he pro-
fessed himself ready to '~'squeal." When
let dow he revealed many things which
ought to have been known by our police
months ago, and no doubt were known
by them: such, for instance, as the break
ing open Of the safe in the Exchange
building, the burglarious entering OF sew
eral stores at various times, various gar
roting exploits, highway robberies, conf
dence tricks, etc.
RumOr had it at midnight that Johnny
had died of his choking. On inquiring Of
the Chief Of Police we could not learn
that any such information had been
brought to the city by any reliable ource
of information.
Chief O'Donnell and assistants left this
morning at four o'clock to fetch Regan
and associates to this city. If any new
developments occur we will give them as
soon a. they come. .
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AMUsEMENTs.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clab Hall
was completely hlled last evening with
an a~ppreciative audience, assembled to
hear the grand vocal and Instrumental
concert Of the CdSinO Ges0nqBeTein, Of
which we have spoken 50 frequently of
late. The programme was a varied one.
embracing the gems Of the operas, and
the comic Yotks-Ltedet OF the Fatherland.
and giving opportunity to both vocalists
and fnstrumentalists TO show their skill
and natural gifts. The overture was from
Taneredi-twO pianos and a dute-the
former instruments being played by Pro-
fessors Sabatzxy and ~Schultze, and the
hute by Professor Rink. It was
a brilliant and charming effort, a proper
prelude to the magnificent music which
ensued. The opening chorus by the
GesGR1UereiH Numbering about n dozen
membersl was the famous NaehHisd der
Rriecer( Night hymn Of the Warriors) by
Kreutzer. The manner in which this was
rendered thrilled every hsarer. and pre-
sented wildly TO the minds eye the pic
ture so graphically described bv Count
Platen in his Burial Of AIarie,v (Bei
CozeR50 an BtceHtO." ~ The gem Of the
evening was Professor Kinks flute solo
lie Bd5aidrd, by Nerschack. 1t was truly
a magnificent performance, and we heard
but this one opinion expressed in
regard to il by eli who heard
IL and no one Will dOubt that an
audience Of Germans like that assem-
bled last night is a critical oneL Misses
Wilkerscn and Ennis sang a Duet By
Mendelsohn in an admirable man
ner. Miss Ennis sang the "F11wer
Girl, +" from Faust, and Miss WiIkersOn a
solo from Figures Hochzeit, both most
creditabiy TO themselves, and were loudly
applauded and eneOred. Professor Sa-
batZky carried of the honors Of the even
ing in his solo Die Zgei GreRGdjers. On
the whole, the concert was a most eniOya-
bic affair, and we hope that the GesdRgBe-
rein will not let rs be long without a rep
etition of 10.
THEATER--The talented young actress
Miss Tiffany, and that versatile genius
Johnny Thompson, closed their engage
ment at the Memphis Theater last night.
They furnished a world OF amusement to
theater-goers during their stay here, and
we recommend them to our brethren Of
the press, whithersOever they may go
hence. Tonight the celebrated Richings
Opera Troupe commence their brief sea-
son. II is almost superflnOus to speak a
word in their praise. Their anne is not
only national, but worldwide. and We
can guarantee the management OF the
Memphis a ten-strike from the word "go.'
To get a good seat for tonight, we Opine,
it Is too late, but be on the alert, music
lovers, for tomorrow night. Tonight
The Bohemian Girl.
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure of a visit last night
from Colonel Robert Alcorn, editor of the
Friar's Point Miss Delta. He will be in
town for a few days.
We were pleased to meet, yesterday,
Mr.. Nose Harris, of the Napoleon { Ark. J
Nel0S, who is in town on business. He is
stopping at the Peabody Hotel, and will
cali on our merchants for advertisements,
ETC., for his paper. We wish him success.
Mons. A. Jacoutot, the well-known COM
ais goydgetr of the largest and best wine
house in America, is at present in the
city. To mention NJ. ~Jacoutot's name is
enough to call up visions of pate de frie
gTds, Clos Vougeot Burgundy, JromGge de
BTie, and other luxuries too many TO
mention. He is the guest of NJ. John
CASTOR while 10 the city.
Hon. Geo. W. Jones, of Iowa, is in our
city on a visit to his son, Captain George
r. O. Jones. General Jones is known
throughout the Union as a high toned,
public spirited gentleman, whose efforts
in Congress were directed to the building
up of the commercial interests of the great
West. He viii leave here in a few days
on a visit to a brother in Texas.
Colonel Tom Neal, Of Neotis State ca
zette, is in our city, and leaves to-day for
his home in Dyersburg. Our trade with
the rich regions along Forked Deer is
gradually increasing, and u merchants
should make every effort to control the
whole of it. The Sallie v. makes weekly
trips to D%yersburg from this port.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
ALICE DEAN Master
This elegant and swift steams r IT.
will leave as above -
THIS DAY. oath inst, at l. ~.
LARRY HARMSTAD SEQ, Agents,
feb2t No. y Madison street.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MIN y il AAF =
This elegant passenger steamer ~
Will leave as above ~
SATURDAY. 9TH Inst. at 8 pm
LARRY HARMSTAD o Agents,
feb24 y Madison street.
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RksoNIe plsEeToRY FOB $40.

LODGES.
EqvTH NfEErPur9, 30. ll'-mggts Fl Friday o.
each m"outn-Hall cor. Madison andSecOnc.
W. IS Matthews, W. &i Ben. X Pullen,
AerrEosA- 30. I9-mesfs lt Monday iu ey-
e-v month, 81 Odd-FeIOWs' van, corner
count and Main, John Gent, ". Lii John
BeamIsA, Secretary
mOnth-HaI corner Madison and Second.
81 NJ. Mitchell, Nm $ btlrn, See
oF51ro. No 81 FRIDAY Of each
Inonfh-Odd-FelIOws' Hail. .. d. Beard,
"a nj. X. ". Shelton, Sec
Hrr wTs1rya. NO. 6ii-mees 4lh Friday Of
e9ch month-at South Memphis Han COR
Tfr of Madison and Second ". A.. Eo-
mcnds, W. IL; Louis Czapskl, Sec,
ROYAL ARCH
--.-- raAprER. No. m 81 Monday OF
each m0na-Odd-F elbows Ball DC Ira
don IA r. Isl. p g. Locke. Sec
urvpHFs CHAPrEE moss e. D-meets al Jld
Fellows HAN. Henry j. Lynn, NJ +. d r.
i. SteeVer. Secretary.
-AE 5. NJ.
u-rukC oUFgLI- 80. 6-mcEls 81 Monday OF
Ie-eb moufh-odd-FcliOW HAN % cent.
nh an: NJ ]. Wigglns Rec
TE1IPLABs.
~vp-TuC -OMMAsDEhN. Ao,4-ueets 4Lh Mon
Ia 81 eaeh month. Geo Menersh, Com
r. n Barchus, Rec
~ Charles NJ. Adams, I'D, M WI IT, q,
Tomliusons o-4sn e~
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Friday, 25th March, 1879

In front Of the Circuit Courtroom. ia ghs elfv
OF Memphis, between the hours or 10 and h.
O'Clock am, proceed 10 sell. TO she highest
bidder 1cr cash. at pu5lc aucu0n. the prop
erty described in sand Deed OF Trust, t0-WtL-
$40 acres OF land. situate IN shelby cauufy.
Ienn-s IN the 18th Civil District OF sai1
county. about S miles east OF the cityorN Mem
phts. and onemiie north Of Whites Station.
on the Memphis aud Charleston railroad.
being the tract OF land upon which r. ~.
Mason Is now living and farming. and com
posed OF several small tracts. as follows. to
wit: One parcel containing 81 acres, known
as the Sanderltn tract, purchased BY the said
Mason rom Dempsey Sanderlin about 1851
one parcel Know as the Sykes tract. con
tanning about l5 acres, purchased by said
Mason OF James sykes IN 1856. one parcel
known as the MendenhaH tract. contafniur
III acres. purchased by said Mason of JOhn
d. Graham's estate IN 1857; one small marcel
containing -, more or less. purchased or
Meredith Yates In I66-an OF which pur-
ehases are OF record IN the Registsrsa once.
TO which reference Is made for more f1II
description; the balance O. the go acres, ad-
Joining the above, being composed or several
small parcels, purchased CT various parties,
whose deeds are OF record and reference
made for a fuller description. Atse. at same
time and place, VIII be sold "a Wagons ana
VIII convey only such title 70 the above
described property 2 is vested In ne a.
fsb8 JOHN D QUIGLEY, Trustsa
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FOR A RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany---Uaited States Mail Line.
For Helena, Mouth River, Napoleon.
Pine Bluff, Little Rock. and
Through to Fort smith.
tn . s. II All Q N,
entirely new and elegant It.
passenger steamer will leave -
promptly. taking freight and p-assengers Tor
all points as above, via Napoleon,
FRIDAY, 18th inst. a. , pm.
". II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
feha4 No. 3 Madison St. Stanton Block.
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LAW
municipal Court. Judge Fsate.


Yesterday the following cases were dis
posed OF:
State VS.. Mary Taylor, keeping house Of
ill-fanIe-defsndant submitted n fine
ofS1 so was imposed by Court.
State vs.. Sarah GainCr, same Offense-
ami order.
State vs. Joseph Wetter, keeping gaming
hOuss-defsndant submitted IN eight
cases and was fined 81 60 in each.
To-day the following cases viii be called
for trial.
State VS.. General Council Of Memphis,
for o~bstructing sidewalks.
State vs.. Morris Harris, assault.
State vs. w. G.. Brown, larceny.
State VS.. Mary Kane, keeping house Of
ill-fame.
State vs.. Minnie Gray, same.
State vs.. Thompson, violating law regu-
lating places of amusement.
State vs.. r. A. PEBBLES, keeping gaming
house.
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rn AnYERnsERs N THE AFPEAL.

sorthis date. advertisements viii not
Anoeived from any but regular custom
- and wel-estabhshed houses, unless
sSsompanied by the cash. me enioree-
ment Of this rules r9naelea h aa5 ~ ! ~
me 49, : business that Requires a eash
nasAos ~ IS department., FORTS proper
oA.sog eefable conduct. Business men
aI1 .trn5erstand and appreciate the n7et
80 for tais basis for u future.
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Shelby circuit court---laage swayns.

In this Court, on yesterday, the requi-
site number Of Jurors was obtained in the
case OF the State Of Tennessee VS.. +. c..
Pattison and r. IL. Thompson, now on
trial. Tae regular jurors in attendance
at this term Of the Court were all dis
charged till after the trial of the above
case, or antil further notice through the
papers. They will therefore report to the
clerk and prove their attendance, If they
desire the same certified Immediately.
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culations, as made by Mayor johnson and
Comptroller Shepherd:
FIRST PERIOD OF FIVE YEAEs.
From a tax Of / per cent. ON
valuation of g, ,O00, 900, for
i've yeags, commencing with
STD. ......... ........t t-.-.--i. ~, |u,uuO go
Less fees and LOSSES. .... 10000 90
100000 90
Interest on 81, 600, 900 at G per
cent. for 5 years.---.~....... 200 900 90
Second FRI or FIvE YEARS.
From a FAX Of l per cent. on
valuation of So. 900, 900, for
five years, commencing with
lSf5....,. ..........-....... ~, bOJ,OOO %
Less fees and losses -....... 100000 90
100000 90
Interest on 81, oOa. 600 at 6 per
~cent. for , years ." 4i2u,uoO W
Leaving to invest. . .-. aO.coo 90
IN say $50. 600 of the debt
AZ soc in the dollar, reducing
the debt to $4,000.
THIRD PERIOD o. Five YEARs.
From a tax OF / per cent on
valuation of SJ7 ,000,O00 for
8 wears commencing with
@nt.Ha-alaaa GOO - HAHfHfNNN W.
Less fees aud losses -...-.. .--..l $4,000 90
225, 900 90
Interest on 50. 750,G 900 at & per
Ecent., 5'years. .--.-... l,l25,GUO %
Leaving TO invest ....-.-....- FoUJ,OO0 90
In say s625. 900 OF the debt At SOC. in the
dollar, reducing it 70 s3,l25,e90,
FOURTH PRRIoD OF FIvE YEARS
From a tax Of I per cent. on
valuation Of s40.000, 900, for >
years. commencing with 's5.sz 600, 900 90
Less fees and losses. -.--... $4,000 90
sl,75O,0oO 90
Interest on S8,l25,OJo at Il per
cent. for 3 years---...-.. 9of,JOO %
Leaving 10 invest-...,..-...... $4,000 10
In saw 81 o 600 of the debt at size.
in the dollar, reducing il to S2,l3,00.
FIFTH ERR OF FIVE YEARS.
From a tax OF / per cent. on
valuation Of Sf0,09G.GJ0 for >
wears, commencing with '90.S2 100000 90
Less fees and losseS..--...-.-.., Z5O,OuO 90
sl,75O,ooO co
Interest on s2,l25,0oo at o per
cent FOR 5years---------.". OS',oOV W
Leaving TO invest. -..........- ; ,Ol2,JU0 U
In saw Sl,I25,0uJ of the debt at soc.
in the dollar, reducing il TO 81 ,00e,OU %
slNTH PERIOD OF FIVE TEAHS.
From a tax OF ] per cent. on
valuation OF S40,OO COO for
five years, commencing with
sss.a ss.sss 'sss.s -t"sa s'tT-5 NNfNN' W.
Less fees and osses 250,0 o 90
|
$3.50, 900 90
Interest On 81 900, 600 of the
debt at . per cents-a-...-- s5tJ,OOJ U3
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II You want q nice fitting shirt, 90 to
Hezekiah, No. 81 Jefferson street.
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the change in this firm in yesterdays
issue, the types made US say that Colonel
D. T. Porter was the purchaser Of Mr.. Il.
Fnrstenheim's interest 1t should have
been Colonel VIM. F.. Taylor. This gem
tleman is well known in business circles,
and his admission into the firm will be a
source of additional strength 70 this
already well established firm.
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FIRST DAy-TUEsDAv, April &-P0st
stake Tor su ages, two miles, and repeat.
subscription $50 PIP b second 90
save his stake. 10 name at the once 0t
the Secretary, on Monday, April Efh, a.
6pu- 20
SAME DAY-SweepstzkeS for Jbrre-vaar
0lds5 dash OF nile sub 50 p-p. D.
ClGb to =
SECOND DAX-WEDNEsDAY- April e.
Hurdle Handicap stake. cssb OF two
miles, over eight stiT hurdles, siEee feer
three inches high; sub. $40. hai f0rleli.
or only ten dollars tf declared. McignJs
To be published within fifteen. and a.
ceptauce or deciarnuOntO be made with
in thirty days OF tine closing oftles stake
For a Club purse Z
SAME DAT-Aiile heats, for all ages, FOR q
Jockey Club purse 4
THIRD DAT-THURsDA A-pru&-Swesp
takes for three-year Olds- mile heats
sub S58, half forfeit. The Ct1h 20 add q
SAME pAT-Handtcap S-Weepstake, Tor all
ages, dash Oftwo miles: sub.S $50. half for
felt, or only SIS IL declared Weights 60
be published within fifteen. and &C.
copied or declared within thirty DAYS o.
the closing OF the stake eCIu5t % a0d- g
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, April @-NIls
heats. for all ages, best thEee IN I've. for
8JOckey Club purse
SANE DAY-SWeepstake fGr tnrea-g-ar
olds, dashOf one mile; sub. 90 PIP The
winner OF Tuesday, sWeepstake dash to
carry seven lbs extra. q 70 add 2
FIFTH DAT-SATURDAV. April eu-Green
stake, for thrCe-ycar oless That have
never D previous 20 the closing Of d
stake, mile heats sub So PIP. The
Ciub 10 edd-.
SANE DAY-TWo mile heafss for all ages,
for a Jockey Club purse oE-- 9
THIRD RACE-HandicuP for beaten horses.
Conditions 10 BE- announced during The
week.
The AbeTe Stakes 20 Close on ne FfE DHg
M1Tch EEa -
Weights to be announced On the t5lh
March. Declaration TO be made on or bsfoi
the first day OF April.
-Four or more subscribers required 20 q
either Of the above stakes. Nominations
be made TO the Secretary, po7tohee-bON ~
30. Memphis, Tenn.
A purse race (but no other may be pos.
pOned from day 70 day for bad weather. q
other sufficient cause. IN case q postpOls
ment is announced, the entries are Oh-
No entrance money 10 purses.
A waIk-Over entities . horse 20 1l amour
OF nurse J. CHALMERS, President
d. STONE. Secretary.
Memphis. February LB.4 fabI7
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CONVENIENT AND SIMPLE.-' Browns
Bronchial Troches'' are a simple and con
venient form tor administering, in eombi-
nation, several medicinal substances held
in general esteem among physicians in the
treatment of Bronchial affections and
Coughs. The Troches seldom fail to give
relief.
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10. 0. F. DIRECTORY.

No., 10. F-Aeet-
on tie Isl p 3 Ihuss9sg 9t eay
1orfh al ~ o'clock OD~AlEuet III a.
Mnn - Thomas Bacon Scribe
NEn1PHTs LODGE No. 0-Meeis ete1y nee
might e -~eo6-V Y. a.: Thos. Mohet, Sec
GsD.eEW IonGE. No. @meets every Mon
CHl nigbt III ID O'Clock. A. hunn, N-G
3 Holman, v. O.s Leon Levy, RECORD
- n-~~afnTV-
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STEWART Bros. e. FIzER.-AttsntiOn is
called to the large stock Just received and
offered to the trade at No. IL Union street
by the above we'll known grocery house.
They are liberal, active business men, and
sell at the very lowest market rate.
Country buyers would do well TO call and
examine their stock,
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THE LATE DISASTER.
A Few More RaMes Of the U%afottuaaies-.-
Letter from Major Devassa.
OFFICE OF n
MEMPHIS IMMIGRATTON AssoCI ALTON, :
MEMPHIS. Feb. q. 1870.

MEMPHIS, Feb. q, 1870.
Editors appeal; I see this mornings
APPEAL has an additional list Of sufferers
of the Emma No. 3. / sent foar men to
Gayoso Landing, some 40 miles above
here, 10 cut wood, whose were
probably not entered on any register: G..
n. Enolds-said he was from Illinois, 100
miles south Of Chicago; p. b. McEwen,
James Cameron and James Stafford.
Enolds had the letter Of instructions, and
and Stafford (the letter being lost re-
turned to Memphis, and left for the cut
ting on the Belle Memphis. Their names
have appeared, but EnOlds and McEwen
have not been mentioned III any list I
have seen. Yours,
r. NJ. c. DENASSA.
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Nodes uslier uls head 51lI DC Inserted a. I6A
cel-s per Tine, each insertion.
TOW.-On Friday. 18th. a br0wUish-black
Il and white Cow. with a white spot in fore
head. and with one horn shorter than the
other. any Information thankfully received
o rewarded by Rev. l.. y. Richardson,
Brick Church. Chelsea. feb3
HORSZ-strayed OF stolen, from Union
n Il street % the river, on the Eth Febru-
AIRY. a small Bay Horse, with saddle ana brl-
die on. a piece cut OF the side OF the saddle;
Iae horse branded on right shoulder with "a
large letter O.. and under The name : A. on
nip Xxx. sprung In lett knee; PAGES. y liberal
reward VIA DE given for his return TO J. Cal
IlgheE, corner IIeuEcssea and streets,
Memphis. 1ebB
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