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Bible -FIsiiCgH-- --Sunday-Laws-- Railroad
Death.


CINOINNATI, March 2S.-A mass
meeting of citizens in faver of the eX-
clusi0n of the bible from the public
schools will be held at Mozart Hall
on "Wednesday night, the Both inst.
Hon. Stanley Matthews, Hon. Alex.
Long aud DR.. Max Lilenthal viii adj
dress the meeting. rg
Jem Mace, John G. Heenan and
Jim Cusiok arrived from IndianaI oils
Yesterday and registered at the st.
James Hotel. They will give an eX-
hibitiOn at the National pheater to-
night. They go hence TO Louisville
and thence to New Orleans, where
Mace goes into training for the fight
with Tom Allen.
Rev. +. w. Brown, of the Broad
way Presbyterian Church, Rev. G. l..
Thompson, of the First Presbyterian,
and Rev. A. o. Hills, of the Central
Presbyterian Church, all preached on
Sunday-laws yesterday, taking ground
in favor of their enforcement.
The citizens of Avondale held q
meeting on Saturday night and adopt.
ed strong resolutions against annexa
/ ton.
The Carthage bridgeon the Hamil
ton and Dayton Railroad, which wa:
carried away by the flood a lew day
since, has been repaired and trains vii
pass over to-day.
Daniel II, Horne, an old anC
wealthy citizen, died yesterday, ages
eighty-two years. Mr.. Horne ha
been identified with the business in
terests of Cincinnati for fifty years
having settled here when Cincinnati
had but one brick house, in 1907. H
was an Intimate friend of the lat
Nicholas LOngWOFth,
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B. .LOWenstein & Bros.
ZAP & 244 MAIN ST.
To the Musical Public.

Ia The great superiority of ne modern Chick
e7ing Piano. .fories is acknowledged sghererey Hley
are iHfyOdlresd IN oldsl times ne Csioker-
inc PianO-fhose lille 6-Octare, sOhereOH oar
mothers harmed and that sound, fIO10 50 sharp
and rnetGllsc h0nl Old age bUt aU soinld and
are seruieetlble-irere thought 10 Be perfection.
NolU he Chiokerinq modern PianO occupies he
first rank qlROngaR the IfaIsos Of the tuOTld The
sharp, metallic tone Of ne Old Piano has 0irel'
place 10 a noble, round. saperB tone, admirably
balanced throughout, and Of that disth'gue and
refined qualify i0hich excludes coarse loadess
toell as iylstpid sloeetRess. The kegs respond 70 The
touch and the res,sll is artistic, psreet classic
tohat ought To- for students osee,re that beoas-
thd, elastic toleh lglieh eoRqitltes he greatesi
charm Of Piano pia7ier, and lor flushed per-
formers 10 execute, i0ith ease d1ld perfect facility
all those delcate shades iEheh iie betigeeH he for
fssino and TIE soitest Vhispering pid1issimo. IN
FACT, NOT TO PREFER THEM IS NOT TO KNOW
THEM. Therefore, II you intend to bun Pioae,
see and hear mem for yoirseIres, and do not trlist
10 others rho, perhaps, HeUeT hare seen GHU ne7J
C7liekel1n0 5,a coHdenul them according 70 1eir
esti,l,ufe of dteiy. cncieat Pianos. Chieke1lg''
hare, besides, pursued the 1aOsf honorable and
manly course IN adopting the one Price system
ae, hGtshg rendered her prices as Io1o RS rst-
class PiaRa can BE- made. Folt Ieoi7i at once the
Iolresf l,7i esutt tls man ,sAo rires he shHoes
JtrDain has no adrsuaiage orer ne noble, e0Ajag
pilrchGser.
hGue a I1rge assortment on hdsld Of CHICK
EKINes' PIANOS aud Of me- nslebrated Esteg
Parlor and Ciu1eh Or0nRS, 1eeH as ofheI
cl.eaper Pianos and take Pletsurs IN slsolVsaG
them 70 pisftoTs.
III. G-. H o lie nIo Q Il 6,
No. 233 Main ST., Clay Building,
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COLUMBUS, March 28.-General
COnsly, recently appointed Post Mas
ter, takes possession of the Office
to-day.
Sixty.eight emigrants passed this
point during the past week, bound fOr
the West and North,
Bishop Redell, Of Trinity Church,
administered confirmation to fifteen
persons last night.
The citizens meeting 10 nominate
an Independent municipal ticket al
the Opera House was largely attend.
ed General @. G. Walcutt presided and
ticket was nominated, after which
the meeting was addressed by Hon,
Samuel Galloway, General Joe Geizel
and others.
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lnnnma lax.

CINCINNATI, March 2S.-ASSess0r
Stoms, of the First District of Ohio,
has summoned Robert Mitchell, OF tho
Mitchell Rammelsberg Furniture
Manufacturing Company, Of this city,
to appear before him and show cause
why he should not be reassessed on bis
income return for the year 1868. Mr.
Mitchell returned as his income for
that year but $4,000, when it is
claimed by,Assessor StOms that Mitch.
elTsT books show a profit of $780,
600. making a difference of $4,000
betwee n the return sand the actual
profit. The income tax of per cent
on this amount is $3.50. A specia
agent from Washington has been here
and examined the case, and reported
to Commissioner DelanO, who has re
ferred the matter to Assessor Stomi
for further examination and crimina
prosecution if necessary. A number
of other business men in this city hav'
been summoned tOappear and answe
! 10 similar charges.
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Thy namesake, little JULIA, lay smiling in
death,
The sOrrOwing fFlsnds surround her,
with quiveripg hands and bated breath
They bound the white shroud around her.
Bone whispered TO thee words of comfort
and peace
The promise the Savior hath given
suffer the little ones to come nigh unto me,
For of such Is the Kingdam OF Heaven.
The nlourners stood round the ffower-decked
bier,
The kinsfolk and friends were near broken
hearted,
And each as they passed dropped a farewell
tear
To tine fond memory OF the departed;
And they whispered to thee words of omfort
aud peace
For this that sweet cherub'was given
That she might behold her Creators face
The Angels have taken thy namesake to
Heaven. w.
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Railroad Smash-up.

CNDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March D.
A special train bound east over the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
met with an accident near here yes
terday. The train consisted of twelve
Central Pacific cars loaded with tea.
Ten We're thrown from the track but
escaped with slight damage. None
of the packages Of tea were injured,
Had the ground been frozen the loss
must have been enormous. The COM
pany dispatched a special train to the
wreck, and in a few hours had the tea
transferred and on its way East The
load is consigned to o. G. a. Terre d
Co, and is to be delivered in ten day,
from San Francisc0.
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rhs aoyarnor d IIhnals o. ealag AEaIrs

SPRINGFIELp, March Ex-Governor
Palmer writes to Hon. G. NJ. Clay, OF
New York, declining the appointment
of Vice President for Illinois for the
Cuban Aid Association, anu says he
docs not deem it consistent with the
public duty of a Governor to aid the
insurgents against a government with
which the United States is at peace.
He calls himself an Old-fashiOned
State Rights man. He says also that
Bntil the insurgent party Of Cuba shall
openly denOunce the institution Ol
slavery and make themselves respOn-
sible for its overthrow, he is unwilling
to assist them or aid Others 70 do so
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nrowned--A TraIn S9vad bv a Raw.

Pu1sBu re, March -2s.-Three men
and a woman, ia attempting to cross
the Youghi0gheny ,twenIy-three miles
above here, in a small, leaky fiat,
were sunk, and The woman and her
husband drowned.
The Pacific express train was sig
nailed in rounding Cure Mountain
slide, near Altoona, by boy 10 years
Of age, and stopped just IN time to
prevent fearful accident from "a dis
lodged mass of rock. A boy attempt
ing to steal ride on the express train,
fell and was cut ia tigos
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Oerical.-Thos L Boswell, Geo w
d Harris, Guilford Jones, Smith W
Moore, A B Fly, Jos II Brooks, Find
lev Bvnum, VIM G. Johnson.
-JdV.-MiltOn Brown, l4andon =
Garland, A r Boone. A L Scrnggs, X
] Morgan, w IL Fitzpatrick, W ID
Saater David Whitaker,
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DAYTON. Ohio. Water Works inauguration

DAYTON, March 2S.-The Holly
water works will be officially tested
next Thursday. Invitations have
been extended to the authorities of
Cincinnati, Covington and other
places to be present.
Grace M. Il. Church was dedicated
yesterday-Dr Harris officiating.
Eight thousand dollars was sub
scribed by the congregation and SAT-
bath school. The church cost so, 900.
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cgyfeqL-John B McFerrin, Alex
/, + Green, John W Hammer, Robert
A Yezng, Simon p Whitten, Richard
=. Ransom, Fountain + Pitts, Adam
; Riggs.
LGV.-John + House, William u
Wood, Thomas NJ \ Jones, William
F Holder, Joseph b Palmer, George
II Dibrell, Watson NJ Cooke, J w
Harris.
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psserters...Shootinn Array.

LOUIsvIihE, March 2S.-John Hor-
rigan and William Drysdale, asgerteTs
from the United States army were
arrested here and turned over to the
authorities.
In a fight last night between Bill
Hunt and Peter Edwards, Hunt shot
Edwards, inhicting, it is supposed, a
fatal wound.
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WooIen RiIls peslrnved by Elre.

MAUMEE CITY, 0Hm, Aarch 28.
The Washington wOOlen mills in this
city were totally destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss about 500, 900. In
sured in the Imperial, of London, for
so, 600; Home, of New York, $40, 600;
Home. OF New Haven, $4,000; Hart
ford, 13,OU0; Firemen's, of Dayton,
Sl5, 900; total, $4,000. The mill had
been idle for some time, and was IL
have started today.
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Panar Mills BuFaea.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 2s.
Tho mills of the Hampden Paper
Company, HollyOke, Mass, burned
last evening. Loss, 800, 600; in
surance, $500, 900. One hundred and
fifty hands are thrown out Of en-
ployment. The Company viii re-
build at once.
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BONA

L..
PARIS, March 2s-'xierre BonaSarte
and his counsel offended that he
acted in seli-deftms6. Replying to
the final question of the President,
the Prince said: "NOir struck me.
What l have said N this affair is true;
[ have spoken nothing hut the truth. ;"
After an hour of consideration the ju-
ry brought in verdict of acquittal
on all points of the indictment.
The dispatches Just received from
Tours announcing the conclusion of
the trial of Prince Pierre BOnaparte
and his acquittal, reduces a profound
sensation. The Chambers, in which
the trial was conducted, were densely
filled and largely surrounded, but the
precautionary measure exercised by
the prefecture to preserve order pre-
vented a disturbance.
1t was apprehended that hostile
demonstrations would be made out
side, on the appearance OF the Prince,
but this possibility was avoided by
the demand of fees by the defendants
and counsel of 900 francs, and the
retention in custody of the client until
payment should be rendered.
In the argument of the PrOcureur
General, point was made in the de-
nunciatiOn of the desaent tient, spirit to
which Victor Noir and his as
sociates belonged. The iMarsellaise
was repeatedly denounced.
The High Court of Tours con-
demned Prince Pierre to pay 2j,OOO
francs to the family Of Victor NOlr,
and also pay the expenses of the civil
suits,
LONDON, March 2S.-The Times re-
views the proceedings of the High
Court Of Tours, and prOnounces
Prince Pierre Boraparte a creature
not TO be trusted with deadly weapons,
but to be kept like a nadman, under
constant watch.
The Pail Mall G0zette publishes a
special dispatch, lated Tours, in
which il states that after the rendition
Of the verdict of acSIuittal, the Prince,
while on his way e. the hall, was sa-
luted on every side with cries of Tice
Ia Prince! His friends, including
many Of the gefdarmes, actually
wept and kissed him. The dispatch
further states that the American Cen
eraI Anderson sent his card with sin
cere congratulations TO him. English
and American ladies Joined in the
floral offerings to the Princess.
Leading British papers condemn
the verdict la toto.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BARBoUR-The friends and acquaintance
of Capt James q. aud COrnelia Barbour are
requested to attend the funeral of their in
fsnt son, DAVID HAMILTON, from the resi-
denee OF Mr.. Sterling Fowlkes 81 Adams
street, this (TUEsDAY) morning, 9th INST,
at 10 O'Clock Services by Rev. DR.. Stedman.
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BibIe Society.

MANSFIELD, OHIO, March 2s.-The
42d annual meeting OF the Richland
County Bible Society was held 3ester-
day. TIE officers reports which were
received show that the Society is in a
prosperous condition. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
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RednoIion Of Wanes Of Printers.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-COm-
pOsitOrs Of the newspaper offices Of
San Francisco have assented to re-
duction of fifteen cents per thousand
ems ia wages.
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PEORIA, March 2s.-A boy seven
teen years of age, while hunting last
Saturday, drew the gun toward him
self by the muzzle, when it discharged
the contents into his groin. He died
i'm q few hours.
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DEs MONIES, March 2s.-Aecounts
have been received Of the freezing of
eighteen men in the northwestern part
of the State during the storm on the
10th inst, and + Others are missing in
sac county, and it is feared that they
have met With similar fate.
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Thirty Building Lois
TO be sold 10 the highest bidder. upon The
premises.
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th,

Laid of ancnTdingIO plans which msy De had
at our Oftice. Mr.. ". II. Lake, residing .sa
the place, VIII show the premises TO an per
sons wishing to examine the lots before tho
day OF sale.
We invite the attention of all persons tl
this sale who wish 10 secure Il commaGIul8
ana convenient suburban residence lot white
u can be bought at the prevailing low price.
Ihat this property must greatly increase ia
Nalue. on the extension OF the street Railway
aud the opening OF the Turnpike, no one can
doubt.
- Ierms-Half cash, and liberal terms Tor
the balance
ROYSTER, TREZEVAST & co.
mnB Aucti0neers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEM PHIS THEATER.
spaIdIaa. sIdHeI 8 aaeDonnuah. Pranr, 8

~ ESDAX EVEEiNfi. March 29th-First a8-
pearance OF the beautiful and aecomDIishei
sensation Actress MISS KATE REIG-
NOLDS, In her successful sensational Dlag.
IN acts and prologue, founded upon Afiss
braddon's pO Ferful Omance 0f DiavOis, Ig
ChdudOs fulton aud Fred q. Meads-. Hslt-..
entitled NOBODY y DACGHrEK; or. th-
Ballad Singer OF Mapping. Characters .zs
the Prologue: Jenny Wilson, the Ballad
Singer Of Wapping. Miss Kate Reignoi1s
Lady Everslelgh, Ienuy Wilson, 81 lie
Brewer, Miss Kate Reynolds. The second
act Of this great sa1aaiion Introduces the
Interior OF a Fashionable ClubrOOm, fitted
up in the usual magnificent style. crowded.
with eager votaries Of the play and with az
the adlunctas paraphernalia. etc, ueeeSs a. =
Tor the complete and successful portrayal
Of the use and mysteries OF such we'll
known games Of chance as Roulette, faIQ
uarfa
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CREsTLINE, March 2S.-The citizens
reform ticket has been nominated to
run against the regular Democratic
ticket.
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Q EABED PROPOSALS will be received un-
= I'll April 18th next, at the otfiee of the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pauy No, 3 Madison street, stanton Block,
Meinp phls Tenn, for the Rent or Purchase Of
the Bar ON the new and elegant side-wheei
passenger packet, now being built at Cincin-
natl Ohio, and to be completed between the
I5tb of May and lst Of June. She will be one
hundred and ninety feet long, with state
roOms for ninety passengers. and will be first
class in all her appointments, and, as soon
as finished, Will be put in the Memphis and
White River Mall Line. Proposals are in
vited for the rent of the bar for twelve
months to date FROM the time she leaves
Cincinnati ON her arst trip, and also FOR the
purchase Of the bar during the existence OF
the DO 1.-THE party renting or purchasing to
have the privilege OF employing two bar
Keepers Payments for either rent or par-
chase to be made as follows: One-foarth part
in cash, and baiance IN three equal payments
~ SO 60 and 80 d6ya, with apptoYed security
FOR deferred payments. The right to reject
any and all bids IS reserved,
/ JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
Memphis, Tepp., March 20, 1870. mh29
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEUS MEUMQUE JUS.

TTNBE msmbsrsi of Mithras Lodge Of g
L Perfection No. are requested to Ky
meet al the hall of Cyrene Commando w
cry, in continuation with Hermes No. 1, this
(TUE5DAY) Evening, 18th inst, at71s o'clock,
pursuant 10 the instructinns of the Sow.
Grand ms Genl., aud on important busi-
ness -election OF officers, etc.
All brothers of the \. and A. =. K. invited.
mh29 GEO. MELLERSH, 80 T. p. u.
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Cerioqz.-Jesse Boring, w J Parks,
Wevman H Potter, VIM p Harrl-
son, Atticus G HaygOOd, Alfred L
Mann.
Ldg.-George \ Lester, Ignatius 7
GsrVin, James Z Godfrey, Thomas \
Meriwether, Henry r Harris, Louis
ID Palmer.
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NASHVILLE.
A Compromise Proposed by BrOWnlOw-'
The Present Legislature and Iudi-
eiary to be Retained.
The Republican Party to be Re-Organized
so as to Embrace haicOntents
Of all sorts, ETC., etc.

NASHVILLE, March 2S.-It is re-
ported that Governor Senter has re-
ceived long letter from Senator
BroWnlow, proposing or suggesting
measures for consolidating and unit
ing the Republican party. The prop
ositiOn has put new ideas into the
heads of the Radicals, and it is now
whispered about the capital that the
plan is to Introduce bill in Congress
setting aside the new Constitution, as
being obnoxious tothe national policy,
and being the offspring of an illegiti-
mate body Who are, in part, under the
ban of the Fourteenth Amendment,
and precipitated upon a people with
out allowing time for the understand
ing of its merits. This bill will be
offered in lieu of the one proposed for
reeonstructing the State, and, recon-
mended, as iC is said it will be, by
Senator Brownlow, Maynard, and
Others, as a cOnciliatOry measure, 1t
will be favorably receLyed-zsIt WI.
- ss-'ss'' = ) u
dietary anu Legislature, thereby
strengthening and pOpularizing a
strong political party, including all
the original Conservative Union men,
such as Senator Cooper, Etheridge,
Nelson, and others, which will, also,
according to the plan, bring to their
support some of the conservative press
of the State.
The following is General RGtler's
telegram to Governor Senter:
WAsHINeToS, March 26.
D. W. c. Ssnter, Governor Of Tennessee,
Nashville:
I am instructed by the Committee on
Reconstruction respectfully 10 invite you
20 appear before them tO-inform them
upon the condition of affairs in Tennessee
50 that they NAV be instructed what leg
islation is necessary TO meet the diuicul-
ties pointed out TO The President.
TSfznedl BEN. b. BUTLER,
Chairman.
The Governor replied as follows:
NASHVILLE, March %, 1870.
To Hon. B. f. Butler, Chairman:
! have been confined Ia my room sew
eral days by sickness, VIII comply win
your request As soon as nay beaith Will
permit. d. ". c. SENTER, Governor.
The election passed OF quietly
throughout the entire State. No
change to report on the general result.
River business duh.
CLARKsVILLE, March 2S.-NOtes on
the new Constitution, with five pre-
cincts to hear frOm-tOtaI vote, 1898
for. against i66: majority, 1882
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The Governor replied as follows:
TELE6RAPHlC SUMMARY
Illustrated Papsr.

fTiloti tlLNl = IFIIf
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-COl. VIM
/. DeBeck's newspaper, the Illus
tyGted Ne,rs, made its appearance yes
ferdaV.
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AVE- : sgSAs.
cotton S, I'd / B Whip
Upiands, d' = 4enry, R Q Mills.
23c; ORE .,,, .,,,,, a.
qericaI.-R II Belvin, o A Fisher.
T0u-W HeadeB, ID A 7 Woods.
COLUMBIA.
2 Cleyieal.-C II + Newton, j w
TGg.-Silas J Day, Leonidas Nc
Farland.
PACIFIC.
Clerical. Orceneth Fisher, Thos [
Bar ton, L X Miller
Iag.-Wm 7 Rucker, W Il COekei
VIM r Bane.
ILLISOfs.
Clerical. Middle r Jones, Bumsay
Iag.-JOhn Alsop, W J Ballard.
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cysr;ca1-John S Martin, Samuel
Register, samuel 5 Rossell, \ w MI
son, J II Waugh, VIM ) Baird, DAD
ney Ball. ru,r
sew. t J Magruder, z Conway, ,
Bradley, A l. Pitzer, I + Bond.
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BROWNE & BROWNE.

EEaSt1SA1 -E4Izm 0SESS
~ As AND STEAM PIPE FILTERS, Al
u MADIsoN STREIT, Memphis, Tenn. All
orders win be promptly attended TO. mhS
OFstCE MEMPHIS CITY RAILROAD CO..
No. 4zi MATy STREET,
MEMPHIS, March y, 1870. J
TNHE ssmi-annual interest ON the bonds OF
l this Company, due April /, $40, will be
paid at this Office and at the office of z "
Myers & Co, No. p Pine street, New York
city, at maturity,
mh2s j. q. SMITH. Treasurer.
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c, PHlNG HILL Is on the eastern -uiil---s t-
- Memphis on Poplar street eNtaul.d.li..I-
uIe property owned Oy Tie iEie HeIry lake
and derives It's name from the ceieuIltr.i -l.-
spring on the premises. IL is tuEf one ulla.-
east OF The present terminus or the Poplar
street Railway which Will be soon es-euleE
ms been chartered 10 bulld q Pebble Turn pike
on THIS road, which has been surveyed, 10 a-
pat under tniTnedtate contract; aud being .1
feet wide, aud embeilishcd with shade trees
on either side, and crossed By no railroad sud
steam ears, must become the favOrite E1uEr-
ward of Memphis With these atirgs. IONS
and advantages, added t. hsalthfui 1s-. rI l1-
c1iityl and uneXcepusnahle neiEAbui hood,
We bring before the public
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DISSOIUTI0N.

rFvHE law partnershlp Of MessIck 3 Pickett
has been dissolved.
1 viii continue the practice al fbe sams
ONCE and attend promptly 10 ali basins =
sntrusled % me. OfLlee. 81 sea.lnd .trefl
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C2erical.-LerOy NJ Lee, james A
Duncan, John G Granbery, william 10
" Bennett. Paul Whitehead, John Il
Edwards, Peter a Peterson
To,g-D'Arcy Paul, Thomas White
head. John r Kilby, William N Gill,
Joseph G Deming, Asa Snyder, Thos
" Garrett
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