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NASHVILLE.
Summary of Proceedings of the
Legislature.
Assembling of the State COnstltu-
tiOnaI Convention.
Mr.. RrOwn, of Giles County, Elected
President.
SPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.


In the Senate a resolution was offered
byMr. Cooper of Davidson, which provides
for the postponement of all motions au-
thorized by laws against delinquent col
lectors of state revenue until the Legisla-
ture settles, BY bill or otherwise, the kind
of funds TO be received. Referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The bill by Mr.. Cubbins Incorporating
the Memphis Ice Manufacturing COmpa-
ny, passed its first reading, and was re
feITed.
The House bill Incorporating the Mem
phis and Tennessee Navigation Company,
passed its third reading, with an amend
ment providing that the same shall not
conflict with the vested rights of other
corporations chartered for like purposes.
The House bill incorporating the Pano-
la Fertilizing Company of Memphis,
passed its first reading.
The Constitutional Convention assem-
bled at noon to-day-all the members but
nine being present.
Mr. B. Gordon, Of Hickman, the only
member who was in the Convention of
1884, was called to the chair, and returned
thanks for the honor. Mr.. Gordon
felt confident that the delibera-
tions OF the Convention would be
characterized by wisdom and prudence,
and all the official acts such as TO tend to
the welfare of the State and all her
people.
Baxter, Of Knox, introduced a resolu-
tiOn that members of the Convention take
an oath to support the Constitution OF
the United States.
Jones, of Lincoln, offered a resolution
in lieu that members and officers take an
oath to support the Constitution Of the
United States, and to demean themselves
with a view to the best interests Of their
constituents and country.
The resolution in lieu was adopted and
oath of Office administered.
The election Of officers resulted as fol- /
lows: President, John C. Brown, OF Giles |
county; Secretary, T. h. Russornn, OF /
Sumner county; Assistant Secretary, /
Thos. Johns, OF Giles county; Door /
keeper, Leight Stewart, of Nashville.
Mr.. CbadweJl. County Tax Collector, /
who receives more money for taxes than /
any other county officer, now takes Bank 1
Of Tennessee notes in liquidation of such I
claims.
Frank Paul, formerly Of Memphis, is .
i'll at his house n this city. he .
was a candidate for Secretary of The Con- /
yention, but declined on account OF his /
The railroads leading 10 Nashville have
agreed to bring delegates to the Pale-Faca
here on the 10Th at half fare.
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IMMIGRATION.
What is Necessary 10 Properly Provide for
Foreign Immigrants
corLIERvLLLE. TENN. Jan. Z. 1s1

tOLLiERNlLLE, TENN, ) an. !, 1870.
Editors 4ppeaJ: The use of your coll
umns is solicited in furtheranee Of an OBJ
iect addressing itself to the moral and
material interests Of this section Of the
State. We (the Catholic portion of the
community have long felt the necessity
OF place OF worship, where we could
have the benefit Of religious instruction,
without being put to the necessity Of
taking expensive and sometimes incOnve-
nient trips to Memphis. In this vicinity
there are probably as many Catholics as
in any rural district comprising an equal
population; but, without aid from abroad,
we are unable to build church edihce, on
a plan commensurate with what we con-
ceive to be the future demands Of rap
idly increasing population. COllierville
is commencing TO emerge from the swad-
ding clothes Of village rusticity, and is
aspiring in not distant future
10 the dignity of a bustling su-
burban city. The vast tracts Of arabic.
unoocupied lands in the South are to be
peOpled from the teeming population of
Europe. More than half OF these embryo
citizens have been trained up in the Old
World in the Catholic faith, and they will
bring with them 70 their homes in the
New ali the bias of their early religious
education. Protestant America has but
little conception of the importance a Eu-
rOpean Catholic attaches to church and
creed. Religious devotion enters into the
every day relations of his life. The reason
why so large proportion of these emf
grants make their homes in our cities, is
70 be found in the fact that our rural dis
tricts have no Catholic priests or houses
of worship. The fertile lands and salu-
briOus climate Of West Tennessee are at
tracing the attention Of foreign immi-
grants, and when its advantages are more
fully known, our waste places viii bloom
with verdure and laugh with fatness.
The great dsSiderGtG with the agricultu-
rist-cheap and fertile lands and accessi- /
biIiry 10 msrket-we already have. Let
us present other and further inducements
to our transatlantic brother, by offering
him minister and a church Of his choice
This done, we will be able TO defy compe-
iisiOn, aud our uncultivsted fields will
be titled by patient white labor from
abroad. The intervening country be-
tween us and Memphis Will be one con-
tinuOGs hive CT industry, and the two
sister cities viii stretch forth their hands
in friendly greeting. a CONVERT.
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A RfYerand Snnundrel

New York, January l0.-An extraor-
dinary scandal is agitating the religious
circles up town. 4 prominent Clergyman
of this city disappeared on Saturday
morning in company with a young lady
one OF the prettiest of his hock-and who
belongs to a wealthy and highly respected
family. The circumstances are such as
are certain that guilty intrigue existed
between the parties. The reverend gem
tleman leaves behind q distracted wife and
two children. Yesterday his pulpit was
occupied by the Bishop of the Diocese,
and it was not until evening that the
shocking intelligence reached the ears of
the congregation. The utmost astonish-
ment and griet prevailed in the circles
whore the parties have heretofore been
kI own and beloved.
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No Pennniarv Aia tnr Cnha.

NEW YORK.. January 10.-The Tunes
Madrid correspondent writes that the
news brought from Cuba by the last mall
is of very serious Importance. The plan
tations in the district of Sagna, Lagrande,
had risen in rebellion, and on the 30th Of
November the military were shooting ali
that could be caught. Nobody here be-
lieves in the hopeful statements of the
same official journals, since facts contin-
ualiy belle their assertions, the Spanish
treasury being perfectly exhausted, the
Government can send 10 money to Cuba.
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on the table, but subsequently withdrew
the motion and demanded the yeas and
nays on its passage.
Mr.. Benjamin moved reconsideration
of the vote ordering the main question,
and called for the yeas and nays. The
vote resulted-yeas, 76; nays, 76. The
Speaker gave the casting vote in the neg
alive.
A motion to reconsider was rejected.
Senate. "A bill for the admission of
Virginia was taken up.
Mr.. Stewart favored the immediate ad-
mission.
Mr. Conkling thought the Senate could
not act intelligently on the subject.
Mr. Sumner opposed any action on the
bill until the Convention could investi-
gate affairs in Virginia, giving as an adj
ditional reason for deferring action, that
the condition of things in Tennessee
should teach the Senate a lesson OF eau
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NEW YORK, January IO.-Logan No. .
had "a great laneral yesterday. one thou
sand men marched iu procession, headed
by Alderman CrocEsI, OF tbs Eighteenth
Word, aud other well known politicians.
and a long line Of carriages, filled with fe-
mslo mUurners, followed. The streets
through which the funeral passed were
so crowded rs 10 be almost impossible.
4 handsome hssrse, with SIX nodding
plUmes, AMI drawn by gray horses, bore
The body to Calvary Cemetery, where the
Lass rites Of the Roman Cath,Iio Church
ware celebrated
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MARRIED.

MALONE-CARROLL- the residence OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Gen. Wnl. H. Carroll,
on the morning Of the 5th inst, by Rev. Dr.
White, Mr.. ROBERT g. MALoNN and Miss
ANNIE CARROLL, both Of this city.
There is nothing half so sweet IN life,
As Loves young dream"
When invoked by the hearts OF the good and
true, the gallant and the gentle. May mutual
love and confidence be the portion OF the
happy pair. T.
JENNY-MILLER-On the morning of the
4th inst, at the residence of W. n. Eakin. the
brides brother-in-law, by Rev. j. W Knott,
Mr.. p s. JENNY. OF Lawrenceville, KY, and
Mss IoDIE 4. MILLER, of this city. No cards.
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New York churches are said to be
''dying of dignity.
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Pegbndv Funeral Obseuules.

PORTLAND, Me-, January l0.-It Is ar
ranged that IS hours will elapse be-
tween the arrival OF the Peabody heet and
the funeral ceremonies, during which
time the body will lie in state in the City
Hail, which viii be draped ia mourning
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
Dyersburg Moving in It's lnterest-Fros-
pect fer Private ana Public Subscription.

Neil. in the last number Of the Dyers-
burg Gazette, talks thus sensibly 10 his
people:
Months ago we told our people that if
thew did not raise at least SO, 900, 20 help
construct the Mississippi River Railroad,
its charter would be 50 amended as TO
leave Dyersburg cut in the cold. Inter
ested parties, wishing 10 get something
Tor nothing, couldn't see il in that light.
A bill so amending the charter has been
offered in our Legislature. IL has already
passed its every reading in the Senate,
and if the people OF this district do not
make Dyersburg good" as charter
point, il VIII pass the Lower House with
out opposition, no matter how many lob
byists we may send 70 Nashville to work
against IL.
we don't regard the proposed amend
ment as an issue between this district and
the railroad. We have no night TO act the
"dog in the manger'-refusing TO h6lp
ourselves and denying others that right,
I II we are not willing 10 help build the
read, we certainly should not oppose a
measure That gives to New bern, or any
I other section OF our county that may be
willing and able 10 pay for what it gets,
the privilege Of having the road.
But. even If the amendatory bill does
become a law, If Dyersburg and the
Fourth District viii Immediately raise
$50 COO 20 aid in constructing the road,
Dversburg WI certainly have a depot.
President Mitchell. who has always man
ifested q friendly regard for our town, has
assured Us that this shall be done.
Our Board orMayor and Aldermen have
already submitted the question Of voting
a corporation tax Of 81, ,OOO for the VI. r.
Railroad. We believe IL viii be carried
l;v a large majority. In addition TO this,
DJiy-SCe 81 Inscriptions are being raised,
with prospects % getting up the $4,000 at
an early day Some Of our citizens are
taking stock With a liberal hand; others,
who ought to and are able 20 do better
are injuring the cause with misery SUD
scriptions. II the desired amount IS ral5-
ed. and this is our last chance for Ihe rail-
road. each man viii have 10 do his level
best-su bscribe every dollar that ae can.
Ifthis is not done, ruin, most dirs, VIII be
the fate oftbe business men and property
owners Of Dyersburg, and the farmers OF
the Fourth District.
60 TO work. Be liberal IN yOnr sub
scriptions, and see that your friend votes
for the corporation tax.
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AmUsEMERTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
sPALpISG, BfpWELL & McDONoUGH Propirs
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,

sPALpISG, BfDWELL & McDoNoUGH, Prop'rs
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
Manager. .........-...,-...H. GRAZ.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING in Mem
phis OF the celebrated fTima Donna ard
re1iowned dramatic artistc, Mime. BEE-
TIA JOHA ENsEN. and the fsmous
Lyric Tenor, Rr.THEODgHE II IABLEAIAN
ia Bolldieu's clarTning opera llrst time
hercl LA DAME HLAECHE tlhe W lite
Lady,. HsbelmEn Ia bis renowned role o.
" George Brown" ia which he sings the
celebrated Robin Adair." together With
Mines. Johannsen- Dziuha, aud Messrs-
Weinlich, WieEand and others.
WEDS Esiy A Z --rAU U~i.
THURSOSi--THEM MAGIC FLUTE,
FRIDAY-LA JUINE Cfhe Jew sssI
SATURDAI AI--I Last dey of tn Opera. After
noon, at Z-Only Gala MATINEE Evening,
ct S--I4sst perforfnance OF the Opera.
Admission s 90; PGrQuette and Dress Cir
Gle reserved Il 50; other prices az usual
Seat. can now be sesuEed al die Theaier.
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nnra Cuban Excitement.

New YORK, January l0.--The news that
the Committee on Foreign Affairs Of the
House of Representatives would touch
theCuban question after Christmas, causes
much excitement in this city.
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Suspension of the National Ihtslliqenosr.

WASHINGTON, January I0.-Alexander
Dsmar announces this morning that the
National IatelLigsRceT will no longer be
published. He assigns as the cause q loss
of several thousand dollars, and the bad
state OF his health. The paper was in the
interest OF the fres-traders, and its
friends were in New York,
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HenphIs. El PasO and Paoific Railroad.

NEW York, January IO.-Gen. Fremont
publishes a lengthy card In the Tribune
This morning, defending the Memphis, El
Paso ana Pacific Railroad Company.
wherein ne says that it is expected TO
have at least two hundred and hfty miles
of road in operation before the close Of
this year
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An act 70 Regulate the Publication Of
Legal Notices.

81 SECTION I. BE Il enacted, Thatit shall
he The duty of all Clerks, Sherifis, and
other court officers, TO make, or cause 10
7,e made. publications OF ali notices Of a
leral character IN the newspapsrpublshed
:, tbe county where such shall be ordered
Iia-sna The largest circulation in said
countT, and where there is 40 newspaper
1,,,l,I,saed in the county, then the publi-
rsfion sbeu be made ia the newspaper
DtIbIished nearest the county seat, having
Tic larzest circulation IN salo county,
Js,osided. That IN every instance where
the odrtV or parties o. the qtlorneg or at
s5yaei,s. interested in said publication
snail have the right 20 designate the news
papers in which the said publication shall
Sc made" - -, -
we copy above so much of che Legal adj
-vertising law as the public Is interested
= We do this for the sole purpose %
IL tug the officers, titi0dRts and attorneys
puI. heir guard in relation 10 the mat
uPoL IA = o guard them against being mis-
"a Se5' M is he privilege Of the party or at
Ieo. ~ - " hose instance an advertise
Lodneg, . inserte,1, TO publish It in any pa
per he pleases.
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WANTED---AGENTS.

QnSn PER MONTH, TO sell the only GEN.
70 Z ~ UlNE IMPROVED COMMON SESsE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. PRICE ONLY SIS
Great Inducements TO agents. This Is the
most popular Sewing Machine Of the day
makes the famous +" Elastic Lock Stitch" ;" will
do any Kind Of work that can be done on any
stantly increasing. Now Is the time to take
an agency. send for circulars. Bss- BelgGre Of
ton. Mass; Pittsburg, Pa. or 81. Louis, Mo.
iRll
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WEDNESDAY, IAaUARY 18Th

A map exhibiting the subdivisicn nninufsIy
and accurately VIII be fo1uE al She % ocice Of the
sGclo1eers. Private bids viii ie entertained
lof any PORTION or GlL ed the tract until the
lauo9 with view 90 bus ing, viii have s~srv
i5Sillty oiferea io7 81 Q ing. py Hpplioaticu 70
the SEctlo2ieeT's. or TO me 80 iry residence.
deem IL supeIdu0u- 10 Tep-e5-n- ths gresr
yaiu0 CT sO1u lands. living within THIS
distance o. su-L & clty IS 4i5sa 7aE-. furtner
tnan 70 say tlat, uy jutl-i1-s man cement
they will yield a saier ard larger pro1t on
the Investment tban anything else in which
capital cen he employed. nope an active
cOlupet1iiou among bCFers viii % far as
possible cOlopsEsais me for the necessity OF
parting win sucl Ge5lr- Ole property.
TERMS OF 5ALE-L8if cash. balance on
time adding interest
RICHARD Z. PERSON.
Register, TrezeFzEt { Co., AHcticHesrs.
ja4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ArrEnTInn slR KNIGHTS

YOU are hereby commanded to attend
/ at Cyrene Commandery, This TUES ~
DAY Evening at O'Clock, for the pur-/ Wy
pose of conferring the Order OF knight
Templar.
Visiting Sir knights fraternally invited.
jall GEO. MELLERSEI, +. Commander.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
sanlnn Of MinIster Low.

NEW YORK, January I0.-Hon. J. T..
Low, Minister to China, left the city on
Saturday for San Francisco, by the Pa
citic Railroad.
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$50 MAIN ST.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Cotton Planters & Stock RaIsers

HNHE Memphis OIL Company wish to pur-
chase, during next fail and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
will pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (Fairbank's 's) scales. They urge their
friends not TO store their Seed in large Quan-|
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make contracts for delivery of Seed will
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
f4trS
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Kysferinus HomleIde.

NEW ORLEANS, January 10. John
Nixon, jr., highly respected citizen, was
shot and killed at the Boston Club, Sat
urday night. Somewhat mysterious. No
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TTNHE annual election for Thirteen Directors
Il for the First National Bank of Memphis
VIII be held at their banking-rooms, NO. IA
Madison street, on TUESDAY, January llth,
between the hours of y N. and pm
lall w. w. THACHEk. Cashler.
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AGENTS WANTED

Y VERYWHERE to sell the AMERICAN
Il KNTTTISG MACHINE, the only practical
Family Knitting Machine ever invented.
Price ss5. win knit 10000 stitches per min
ute. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co RoStOu- Mass. NJ. IgutS Mo- falI
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The Living Machine. e.---lHiure the maln-
spring Of a watch and every portion Of the
works become disordered. The human slOm-
aeh Is % The human system what that elastic
piece OF metal is 10 a chrOnometer. 10 inhn-
euces The action Of the her organs, and con-
trolls. to a certain extent, the whole living
machine. The comparison may be carried
further; for as the weakness or other imper-
fsctions Of tho main-spring is indicated on
the face Of the time-pieee, so also is the weak
ness or other disorder OF the stomach be-
trayed by the face OF the invalid. The COM
plexion is ssllow or faded, the eyes are def-
cient IN lustre and intelligence, and there is
a worn, anxious expression in the whole
couBtenance which tell as plainly as written
words could do, that the great 3iOiTisifD organ,
whose office IL is to minister 10 the wants Of
the body. and 20 sustain and renew all Its
parts. is not erforming its duty. II requires
renOVatiug and regulating, and to accom-
plish this end HOstetter's stomach Btters
may be truly said 10 be me one thing ueedftsL.
The broken main-spring OF watch may be
replaced by a new one, but the stomach can
only be repaired and strengthened, and this
is one Of the objects Of the famous Vegetsble
restorative which. Tor eighteen years, has
been waging a successful contest with dys-
pepsia In all climates. As SPECIFIC FOR tndi-
gestion Il stands alone. When the resources
Of the pharHaeopoaa have been exhausted,
without, at best, doing more than mitigating
the compliant, a course Of this wholesome
and palatable. yet powerful, stoIGachlc effects
6 perfect and permanent cure. IN 81 cases
OF dyspepsia the liver is more or less disOr-
dered, aod upon this important gland, as
well as upon the stomach and bowels the
Bitters act with singular distinctness, regu-
iating and reinvigorating every seeretiYe and
assiTailating organ on which bodily and
mental health depend.
New York churches are said to be
''dying of dignity.
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PEREMPT0RY FyBLiC SALE.

HAVING dete-Ioi1ad % die1oss Of uav
"a plGuta-il7. known IS " The Village"
situated on the H6r-zlsao road ana tha
waters OF ECucc1UaC, 1-e miles south OF
Memphis. fszZr t1t~ Tuetho1 or uotffyfnr
The tan1-buy-nS C11llc Lasl this valuable
property containing CpWETis OF q Thousand
acres, ana err 0-t eng every variety OF IN
land aud valley, reid meadow and wood
land. VIII Dc s4rdlgl1eC and Sold 20 tbs
highest bidder, through Messrs. Rcvstsr-
Trsssvaut = CO.. AucstOueers- sI their sales
room IN the city OF 3eIn ph!s. at Ihe corner
Ot Aaiu cld JcrsEcn s.rsels. on
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Letter LIST.

.-r7,a s,iloufug s. the list Of letters remain
ing Id tao Memphis Postofnce and not oellF-
esre.I bv carriers yesterday. ,
vii he delivered promptly by carriers.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
IJederson Street. near Mann

CHAs. u. n. BROOK. Lessee and Proprietor
gHaRIFY WdITys....... ......-..SJage Manager
Prof FRANK AEc5OI. D-....--Leausr OF Orchestra
GO en- K " cry ~ 4 Eh Z,
TOMMFNCTNG THURSDAY EVENING.
\ sept. Sd with a Mammoth Company.
The entertainment to consist Of Negro MIN
streisy, Songs auo Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
lads, Duetts, QUaltetts, EZtravaganzas, Eur
lesqueS, paBtuIatInEs aud Farces.
Admission. soc; Private Boxes, S. sea
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Saturday, 5th of February, I870,

Between the hours of 10 O'Clock a M. and y
o'clock M, in front of the ofics Of Kortrecht
& Craft, No. 81 South Court street, In the city
OF Memphis, sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following real
estate conveyed by said Trust Deed, situate
In shelby county, Tennessee, and described
as follows, to-wlt: Being lots one, two, three,
four, five, fifteen, sixteen and seventeen, in
Block eight (s), in the town or Fort Pickering.
IN said shelby county. All equity OF redemp-
ton is waived by said Trust Deed. The title
only az Trustee.
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DIVIDEND.
NOTICE.
TO THE MEMPHIS MERCHANTS.

sE- Our elegant new side-wheels steamer ''R p
P. WALT is detained on account OF the bad
weather. but am assured she viii be COM
pleted By THURSDAY next, the lath inst,
when she win leave Cincinnati for Memphis
and White river.
Orders sent TO Capt. Ad. Storm. care Thos.
8. Royse, Cincinnati. or left al the Company's
ONCE, No. 2 Madison street, Stanton block.
viii receive prompt attention.
ia7 JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
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LEvETT'S.

Levett Is the Boot man of West TennOss se.
he came 10 Memphis in Boots at very
early age.
lie knows a Boot as soon as he gets his eye
on it.
He win sell you Boots all day long and
never wink.
He will sell at the lowest prices.
He VIII sell the best goods
He will always deal fairly,
II you do not believe IL,
Try him,
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FOR SALE.

TINE Stern-wheel Steamboat IT, h
SUBMARINE No. b = She is.szstEs-9ssss--s.s =
carry seven hundred tons; has 20-inch cylin-
lers feet stroke with ample boiler power
ia now layfng at Fort Pickering. VIII be sold
on liberal terms, OF exchanged for city prop
ertV, Apply 70
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Notice.

A T meeting OF. the Board Of Directors Of
n the First National Bank OF Memphis,
held at their building on Friday, the 7th inst,
dividend OF ten per cent. on the capital
stock OF sad Bank was declared from the
earnings OF the past six months, payable on
and alter the 10Th inst.
jan W. w. THACHER, Cashier.